Parkland Board Honors State Champion Wrestler

Parkland High School sophomore Ethan Lizak was recognized by the board for his 43-1 season and state title.

By Margie Peterson
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April 23, 2012

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File Photo: Parkland's Ethan Lizak pins Emmaus' Chris Ramuni in the second period of a 106-pound match.

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Parkland High School sophomore Ethan Lizak stands with his mother Ann and his wrestling coach Ryan Nunamaker after being recognized by the school board for his 43-1 season and state title.

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File photo: Parkland's Ethan Lizak, top, uses a tight waist to take control of Liberty's Brett Marino in the Northeast Region tournament finals. Lizak grabbed an early lead on his way to an easy 9-5 triumph at 103.

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File Photo: Parkland's Ethan Lizak pins Emmaus' Chris Ramuni in the second period of a 106-pound match.

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Parkland High School wrestler Ethan Lizak was recognized by the school board Tuesday night for an outstanding season that culminated in a state championship title.

Lizak, a sophomore, won the 106-pound state PIAA 3A wrestling title in March, capping off a 43-1 season.

His coach, Ryan Nunamaker, told the board that Lizak beat two nationally ranked wrestlers yet he never let that success go to his head. “He’s about the most humble person you can ever meet,” Nunamaker said.

Related Topics: Ethan Lizak, Parkland School District, State Championship, and Wrestling

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