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To learn more about <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
visit our web site at www.bloomu.edu<br />
To schedule a visit to campus, call the<br />
admissions office at (570) 389-4316.<br />
Table of Contents ........................................................................................... Inside Front Cover<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> .................................................................................................................. 1<br />
Quick Facts/<strong>Media</strong> Outlets .......................................................................................................... 2<br />
Administration/Staff ..................................................................................................................... 3<br />
<strong>Media</strong> Information/Important Phone Numbers ....................................................................... 3<br />
Head Coach Dan Wirnsberger .................................................................................................. 4-5<br />
Assistant Coaches ........................................................................................................................... 5<br />
2003-04 Roster ............................................................................................................................... 6<br />
2003-04 Preview .......................................................................................................................... 7-8<br />
2003-04 Profiles ....................................................................................................................... 9-14<br />
2003-04 Team Photo ................................................................................................................... 15<br />
2002-03 Season in Review .................................................................................................... 16-17<br />
2002-03 Scores/Over the Years/Coaching Records ............................................................... 18<br />
2002-03 Individual Statistics ....................................................................................................... 19<br />
NCAA Division I All-Americans .................................................................................................. 20<br />
The Eastern Wrestling League ........................................................................................... 21-24<br />
Top 10 Win Club .......................................................................................................................... 24<br />
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference ........................................................................... 25-26<br />
All-Time Series Records .............................................................................................................. 27<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> Wrestling Camps .................................................................................................... 28<br />
Nelson Field House ......................................................................................... Inside Back Cover<br />
2003-04 Schedule ........................................................................................................ Back Cover<br />
On the cover: Justin Johnson (top) and Justin Haupt (bottom)<br />
will lead the Huskies into the 2003-04 season.
About <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong>, a member of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education,<br />
is a four-year coeducational public university founded in 1839. Through the stages of its<br />
development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurpose state college and<br />
finally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasis on liberal arts and<br />
career education.<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in the United States,<br />
and excellence, ranging from its 10 NCAA championships to its international reputation in<br />
a number of its academic programs, is an attitude found throughout the faculty and staff.<br />
About 90 percent of <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>’s students come from throughout Pennsylvania, creating<br />
a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It’s a place where friendships that last a lifetime begin.<br />
And it’s a busy place — with more than 150 student organizations and activities, NCAA Division<br />
II athletic programs and a popular recreation center.<br />
The university’s Division of Continuing and Distance Education serves students through<br />
nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off-campus classes, credit for life experience<br />
and distance learning courses on public television.<br />
The Town of <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population of<br />
about 12,000 people. The central business district is just three blocks southwest of campus,<br />
and includes more than 80 retail stores, restaurants and the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> Fair in September.<br />
More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 and at the Columbia<br />
Mall, northwest of town.<br />
The university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton, Williamsport,<br />
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from Philadelphia; 3 hours<br />
from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburgh and Washington, DC.<br />
A Few Facts About <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
Enrollment— Total enrollment is over<br />
7,500, with an average incoming SAT of<br />
1070 and class rank in the upper 25 percent;<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> admits one in seven<br />
applicants and has a four-year retention<br />
rate significantly higher than the national<br />
average. More than 80 percent are fulltime<br />
students. About 65 percent are<br />
women. About 90 percent of <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
graduates are quickly placed in their chosen<br />
fields.<br />
Faculty— With approximately 1,000 employees,<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> has 378<br />
full-time faculty, 73 percent of whom hold<br />
doctoral degrees and 72 percent of whom<br />
are tenured. The staff is organized into<br />
four divisions: Academic Affairs, Administration,<br />
Student Life and <strong>University</strong> Advancement.<br />
Governance is through the<br />
State System of Higher Education’s Board<br />
of Governors and through the university’s<br />
Council of Trustees.<br />
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Degrees— <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> offers<br />
64 baccalaureate degrees, one associate<br />
degree, 19 master’s degrees and a joint<br />
doctoral degree in elementary education<br />
in cooperation with Indiana <strong>University</strong> of<br />
Pennsylvania.<br />
Financial Aid— About 70 percent of all<br />
students receive some form of financial aid;<br />
average amount of aid is $4,782 per year.<br />
School Colors, Mascot— The school colors<br />
of <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong>, originally<br />
“lemon and garnet,” have been maroon<br />
and gold since the 1920s. In the early<br />
1930s, the Husky became the school mascot<br />
when a dog owned by a faculty member<br />
accompanied Adm. Richard E. Byrd on an<br />
expedition to the South Pole.
Quick Facts/<strong>Media</strong> Outlets<br />
Location: <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>, PA 17815 Nickname: Huskies<br />
Enrollment: 7,500 Home Gym: Nelson Field House (3,000)<br />
General Information: 570-389-4000 Trainers: Joe Hazzard, Ellen West<br />
President: Dr. Jessica Kozloff Training Room: 570-389-4369/4668<br />
Athletic Director: Mary Gardner Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic<br />
Athletic Department: 570-389-4050 Conference, Eastern Wrestling League<br />
Head Coach: Dan Wirsnberger 2001-02: Dual Meet Record: 8-8, 2-5 EWL<br />
Wrestling Office: 570-389-4282 EWL Finish: 8th<br />
E-Mail Address: dwirnsbe@bloomu.edu<br />
Colors: Maroon and Gold<br />
NCAA Finish: t70th<br />
All of <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>’s athletic publications are published by the Office of Marketing and<br />
Communication/<strong>University</strong> Advancement. Copyright 2003. <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> of<br />
Pennsylvania. This publication was written by sports information director Tom McGuire and<br />
student assistant Mark Vellek. Editing by Tom McGuire. Printed by David A. Smith Printing,<br />
Harrisburg, PA. Photography by Keith Haupt, Dave Ashby and Office of Marketing and<br />
Communication. Some photos from <strong>University</strong> Archives.<br />
PRIMARY NEWSPAPERS, RADIO AND TELEVISION OUTLETS<br />
Press Enterprise News-Item Standard Speaker<br />
3185 Lackawanna Avenue 701 North Rock Street 21 North Wyoming St.<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong>, PA 17815 Shamokin, PA 17872 Hazleton, PA 18201<br />
(570) 784-2121 (570) 648-4641 (570) 455-3636<br />
Danville News Sun Gazette Citizen’s Voice<br />
14 East Mahoning Street 252 West Fourth Street 75 N. Washington St.<br />
Danville, PA 17821 Williamsport, PA 17701 Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711<br />
(570) 275-3235 (570) 326-1552 (570) 821-2062<br />
Daily Item Patriot News Times Leader<br />
200 South Market Street P.O. Box 2265 15 North Main Street<br />
Sunbury, PA 17801 Harrisburg, PA 17105 Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711<br />
(570) 286-5671 (717) 255-8180 (570) 829-7229<br />
Milton Standard WNEP-TV (16) WHLM Radio<br />
19 Arch Street 16 Montage Mountain Road West Main Street<br />
Milton, PA 17847 Moosic, PA 18641 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>, PA 17815<br />
(570) 742-9671 (570) 826-1616 (570) 784-1200<br />
WBRE-TV (28)/WYOU-TV (22)<br />
62 South Franklin Street<br />
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703<br />
(570) 208-1194<br />
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Associated Press<br />
Suite 250<br />
One Franklin Plaza<br />
Philadelphia, PA 19102<br />
(215) 561-1133
President<br />
Dr. Jessica<br />
Kozloff<br />
Sports<br />
Information<br />
Director<br />
Tom McGuire<br />
Administration/Staff<br />
Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
Joe Hazzard<br />
Director of<br />
Athletics<br />
Mary Gardner<br />
<strong>Media</strong> Information<br />
For media credentials, photos, stories, statistics or to arrange an interview with a coach<br />
or student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, Director of Sports Information or Kerry<br />
Cavanaugh, Graduate Assistant. All members of the media are welcome to visit the<br />
Huskies’ home sporting events. If members of the media are interested in covering a<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> game, please contact the Office of Sports Information for<br />
assistance.<br />
Office of Sports Information ..................................................................... (570) 389-4413<br />
Sports Information FAX .............................................................................. (570) 389-4724<br />
Tom McGuire’s Home ................................................................................. (570) 868-5749<br />
Tom McGuire’s Home FAX...................................................................(570) 868-6909<br />
Husky Hotline ........................................................................................... (570) 389-BUBU<br />
E-mail Address .................................................................................. tmcguire@bloomu.edu<br />
Internet Athletic Address ............................................................. www.bloomu.edu/sports<br />
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Athletic<br />
Trainer<br />
Ellen West<br />
Associate<br />
Director of<br />
Athletics<br />
Kathy Heitzman<br />
Director of<br />
Athletic<br />
Operations<br />
Karen Hansen
Head Coach Dan Wirnsberger<br />
Dan Wirsnsberger begins his second<br />
season as head coach of the Huskies.<br />
Wirnsberger came to <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> after<br />
spending six years as an assistant at<br />
Virginia Tech.<br />
A 1995 graduate of Michigan State<br />
<strong>University</strong>, Wirnsberger was an<br />
outstanding 158-pounder for the Spartans<br />
from 1990-1995. The Greer, SC native<br />
earned All-American honors three times<br />
while wrestling for coach Tom Minkel. A<br />
three-year captain of the MSU wrestling<br />
team, Wirnsberger was named the team’s<br />
MVP in 1995 after posting a record of 35-<br />
8 and winning the Big 10 title and<br />
finishing as the NCAA runner-up in his<br />
weight class. Overall in his career,<br />
Wirnsberger posted a record of 120-44,<br />
third most wins in school history. In<br />
NCAA competition, Wirnsberger posted<br />
11 wins for the Spartans in three trips to<br />
nationals. During his career at Michigan<br />
State, the team went from a struggling<br />
program to an 12th-place national<br />
ranking his sophomore year, 25th his<br />
junior year and third in the nation his<br />
senior season.<br />
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NUMERICALLY SPEAKING...<br />
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Number of wrestlers who qualified for<br />
the NCAA championships in 2002-03.<br />
5<br />
Number of times the Huskies scored<br />
more than 25 points in a match during<br />
the 2002-03 season.<br />
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Number of wins in Wirnsberger’s first<br />
year which tied the record for most<br />
wins by a first year wrestling coach in<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> history.<br />
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Number of freshmen on the Huskies’<br />
2003-04 roster.<br />
33<br />
Number of pins posted by the Huskies<br />
in 2002-03.<br />
122<br />
Number of wins posted by former<br />
Huskies’ standout George Carter during<br />
his career.<br />
Following graduation, Wirnsberger<br />
continued his wrestling career at the<br />
Dave Schultz Wrestling Club while<br />
training for the 1997 World Team Trials.<br />
He qualified for the trials after placing<br />
sixth at the USA Senior Freestyle<br />
Tournament, his first senior competition.<br />
Participating at a higher weight class of<br />
167 pounds, Wirnsberger defeated such<br />
renowned opponents as two-time NCAA<br />
champion Marcus Mollica of Arizona State<br />
and Iowa’s NCAA champion Darryl Weber.<br />
After graduation, Wirnsberger began<br />
work as a coach for the Mason<br />
(Michigan) Youth Wrestling Program. He<br />
later moved back to South Carolina where<br />
he served as head wrestling coach at<br />
Greer High School. In addition to his
head coaching duties, Wirnsberger was<br />
the junior varsity football coach and<br />
taught classes for autistic students at the<br />
Greer Middle School.<br />
In 1996 he became an assistant at<br />
Virginia Tech where he was part of a staff<br />
that built the Hokies into a top-25<br />
national program. He was part of staff<br />
that helped coach three NCAA All-<br />
Americans and one that sent a schoolrecord<br />
five individuals to the NCAA<br />
championships in 1999-2000. He also<br />
John<br />
Stutzman<br />
begins his<br />
second year<br />
as the top<br />
assistant<br />
coach for<br />
Dan<br />
Wirsnberger.<br />
Stutzman<br />
came to<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
after being<br />
an assistant<br />
at Northern Illinois <strong>University</strong> for two<br />
years. He helped the Huskies of<br />
Northern Illinois post two consecutive<br />
winning seasons withthe team’s 2001-02<br />
record of 14-4 being the most wins for<br />
the school since 1976. He was also the<br />
personal coach of All-American Scott<br />
Owen, a fifth-place finisher at the NCAA<br />
Division I championships in 2001-02.<br />
Coaching Staff<br />
ASSISTANT COACH JOHN STUTZMAN<br />
GRADUATE ASSISTANT MARLON FELTON<br />
Marlon Felton begins his first season<br />
as a graduate assistant for the Huskies.<br />
Felton comes to the Huskies after<br />
graduating from Northern Illinois<br />
<strong>University</strong> where he was a two-time NCAA<br />
qualifier.<br />
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helped lead the Hokies to a 19th place<br />
finish at the NCAA championships in<br />
1999-00 and a 23rd place finish in 2000-<br />
01. At Tech, Wirnsberger was also<br />
responsible for organizing practices,<br />
supervising the strength and<br />
conditioning program and individual<br />
workouts. He also organized Tech’s team<br />
and individual summer camps and<br />
recruiting efforts.<br />
Wirnsberger is married to the former<br />
Dana Bottiglieri.<br />
Prior to working at Northern Illinois,<br />
Stutzman was an assistant the <strong>University</strong><br />
at Buffalo for two seasons. He helped the<br />
school compile was dual meet mark of 19-<br />
10-2 while sending six wrestlers to the<br />
Division I national championships.<br />
A 1998 graduate of the <strong>University</strong> of<br />
Buffalo, Stutzman was 95-27 in a threeyear<br />
career for the Bulls and was the<br />
school’s all-time leader in career wins<br />
until last year. His best year for the Bulls<br />
was the 1996-97 season when he posted a<br />
mark of 35-4. He was two-time captain at<br />
Buffalo, a three-time East Coast Wrestling<br />
Association place-winner and a two-time<br />
alternate for the Division I<br />
championships.<br />
In addition to his work at Northern<br />
Illinois and Buffalo, Stutzman has also<br />
worked with several wrestling clubs in<br />
both New York and Illinois.<br />
Stutzman is a native of New Castle,<br />
DE.<br />
At Northern Illinois he posted a career<br />
record of 50-43 with 11 pins. As a senior<br />
he was third at the MAC championships<br />
at 125 pounds. He was 15-7 with four pins<br />
and one technical fall as a senior.
2003-04 Roster<br />
Name Class Wt. Hometown (High School)<br />
Shawn Albert So. HWT Hatboro (Upper Moreland)<br />
James Bertulis Jr. 174 Aston (Garnett Valley)<br />
Ryan Chulada Sr.-R 174 Honesdale (Honesdale)<br />
Brian Clark Fr. 125 Sterling, VA (Potomac Falls)<br />
Mike Collins Jr. 125 Pequannock (Pequannock)<br />
Will English Jr. 149 Fort Pierre, FL (Port Saint Luise)<br />
Aaron Ferrance Jr. HWT Northern Cambria (Bishop Caroll)<br />
Brad Forbes So. 141 Downingtown (Downingtown)<br />
Ryan Garner Sr. 165 Dover (Upper Perkiomen)<br />
Bryan Hart Fr. 133 Easton (Easton)<br />
Bryce Hasseman Jr. 174 Franklin, IN (Franklin)<br />
Justin Haupt Sr. 133 Nazareth (Northampton)<br />
Scott Heckman Fr. 141 Bangor (Bangor)<br />
Chad Hoare Jr. 197 Reynoldsville (DuBois)<br />
Justin Johnson Jr.-R. 184 Wyalusing (Wyalusing)<br />
Jon Kokinda Fr. 174 Langhorne (Council Rock)<br />
Josh Loew Fr. 165 Harrisburg (Central Dauphin)<br />
B.J. Mikeska So-R. 157 Derry (Derry)<br />
Mark Piermattei Jr. 141 Middleburg (Middleburg)<br />
Adam Rupert Fr. 174 Andreas (Damaquan)<br />
Brian Sellers Fr. 125 Pennsbury (Pennsbury)<br />
Nate Shirk Fr. 174 Paxtonville (Middleburg)<br />
Dustin Swartz Fr. HWT Port Royal (Juniata)<br />
Chris Tate Fr. 149 Boothwyn (Garnett Valley)<br />
Lou Tirado Fr. 125 Swedesboro, NJ (Kingsway)<br />
Justin Thomas Jr. 125 Hunlock (Benton)<br />
Ivan Usztics Jr. 125 Dauphin (Central Dauphin)<br />
Tyler Williams Fr. 149 Carol Stream, IL (Clenbard North)<br />
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As <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> wrestling<br />
coach Dan Wirnsberger gets ready for<br />
the start of the 2003-04 season he is<br />
sure of just one thing, the season will<br />
be exciting for both the team and the<br />
fans. From there your guess will be as<br />
good as his as to how the season will<br />
play out.<br />
Wirnsberger’s uncertainty comes<br />
from the fact that this year’s team will<br />
feature 16 newcomers to the roster.<br />
Many of the those freshmen will be in<br />
the lineup on a regular basis facing one<br />
of the toughest schedules in recent<br />
memory. New to the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
schedule this year are Big 10 team<br />
Ohio State and Indiana as well as<br />
perennial top-five Cornell.<br />
“Our success on the mat will<br />
depend on how quickly we can develop<br />
our talented athletes into Division I<br />
caliber wrestlers,” said Wirnsberger.<br />
“We have numerous Pennsylvania State<br />
2003-04 Preview<br />
7<br />
placewinners on our team this year so<br />
the present and future looks bright.”<br />
This year’s freshmen class was<br />
ranked 14 th by one national<br />
publication so Wirnsberger and his<br />
staff know they have plenty of talent to<br />
work with.<br />
“I feel we have a good mix of<br />
experienced wrestlers to go along with<br />
our youth,” said the second year<br />
coach. “We have three returning EWL<br />
place-winners along with two transfers<br />
who will have to help us develop the<br />
freshmen.”<br />
But no matter how talented the<br />
athlete, Wirnsberger knows they will<br />
need to step up and be ready to face a<br />
challenging schedule.<br />
“I need for our team to mature<br />
and grow up quickly,” Wirnsberger<br />
continued. “By facing the type of<br />
schedule we will face this year, I am<br />
trying to show our wrestlers how hard<br />
they have to work in order to become<br />
an All-American or even a national<br />
champion. I am confident they can get<br />
it done.”<br />
WEIGHT BY WEIGHT LOOK<br />
125—Mike Collins and Brian Sellers<br />
will battle for the starting job. Collins<br />
moved into the starting lineup midway<br />
through the 2002-03 season after an<br />
injury forced Brock Hite to the<br />
sidelines. Justin Thomas and Lou<br />
Tirado will challenge for time as well<br />
at this weight.<br />
133—It’s a two way battle at this weight<br />
for the starting job between Justin<br />
Haupt and Bryan Hart. Haupt, was last<br />
year’s starter, while Hart is a former
PIAA state place-winners. The Huskies<br />
will be deep at this weight.<br />
B.J. Mikeska Returns to the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> Lineup in<br />
2003-04.<br />
141—Brad Forbes and Scott Heckman<br />
will see time at this weight. Forbes<br />
started last season at 141 pounds, but<br />
moved up to 149 pounds during the<br />
year. Heckman was a three-time PIAA<br />
state place-winner. Mark Piermattei<br />
adds depth,<br />
149—The Huskies will use a true<br />
freshman, Tyler Williams, at this<br />
weight. Williams comes to <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
from Illinois where he was a four-time<br />
Illinois State place-winner, including<br />
State Champion as a senior. He was<br />
ranked third in the nation at 145<br />
pounds after finishing third at the high<br />
school nationals. Will English and Chris<br />
Tate will add depth for the Huskies.<br />
2003-04 Preview<br />
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157—Red-shirt sophomore B.J.<br />
Mikeska will start for the Huskies. As a<br />
true freshman, Mikeska won 11<br />
matches for the Huskies, but used his<br />
off year to get stronger. He will battle<br />
for mat time with Josh Loew, another<br />
PIAA state place-winner.<br />
165—Ryan Garner, last year’s starter,<br />
will once again get the nod at this<br />
weight. Garner was an EWL placewinner<br />
as well and posted 17 wins<br />
during the season. Adam Rupert will<br />
be his backup.<br />
174—After losing an NCAA qualifier,<br />
Hunter Guenot, at this weight,<br />
freshman Nate Shirk will battle with<br />
Jim Bertulis and Jon Kokinda for mat<br />
time.<br />
184—After missing last season with an<br />
injury, former NCAA qualifier Justin<br />
Johnson returns to the lineup. Two<br />
years ago Johnson was an EWL runnerup<br />
and goes into this season ranked<br />
11 th in the country. Chad Hoare will<br />
backup Johnson.<br />
197—Ryan Chulada will get the nod<br />
here to start the season. In the second<br />
half the year, Pat Bennett, a transfer<br />
from Morrisville, Jr. College in New<br />
York will battle for time.<br />
HWT—Two freshmen, Dustin Swartz<br />
and Shawn Albert, will compete for<br />
mat time at this weight. Look for either<br />
one of them on the mat this season.
Wrestler Profiles<br />
RYAN CHULADA • SENIOR (RS)<br />
HONESDALE (HONESDALE )<br />
MAJOR: ELEM. EDUCUCATION WT. CLASS: 174<br />
2002-03: Saw limited action for <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>. Picked up a win by<br />
technical fall at the Oklahoma Gold Classic. Won by major decision<br />
against Slippery Rock at the Ohio <strong>University</strong> Duals. 2001-02: Saw<br />
limited action action for the Huskies.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2001-02 2-9 0<br />
2002-03 2-10 0<br />
Career Record: 4-19 0<br />
MIKE COLLINS JUNIOR<br />
PEQUANNOCK, NJ (PEQUANNOCK)<br />
MAJOR:CRIMINAL<br />
JUSTICE<br />
WT. CLASS: 125<br />
2002-03: Took over as the team’s regular<br />
125-pounder midway through the year. Won<br />
by fall at the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> Duals as well as the<br />
Beast of the East Tournament.<br />
2001-02: Saw limited action action for the<br />
Huskies.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2001-02 3-15 0<br />
2002-03 7-14 2<br />
Career Record: 10-29 2<br />
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Mike Collins In Action Last Year
Wrestler Profiles<br />
WILL ENGLISH JUNIOR<br />
FORT PIERCE, FL (PORT ST. LUCIE)<br />
MAJOR:EXERCISE SCIENCE WT. CLASS: 125<br />
2002-03: Saw limited action for the Huskies. Picked up his only win<br />
of the year by a 13-10 score at the Oklahoma Gold Classic. Also lost<br />
a tough 3-1 decision at the Gold Classic.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2002-03 1-4 0<br />
Career Record: 1-4 0<br />
BRAD FORBES SOPHOMORE<br />
DOWNINGTOWN (DOWINGTOWN)<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED WT. CLASS: 141<br />
2002-03: Took second at the PSAC Championships. Had three<br />
victories by major decision during the year. Wrestled at 149 pounds<br />
for part of the year after an injury left the Huskies without anyone<br />
at that weight class. Won three consecutive matches at the Penn<br />
State Open.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2002-03 14-18 0<br />
Career Record: 14-18 0<br />
Brad Forbes saw action at both 141 and 149<br />
pounds last year for the Huskies.<br />
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Chad Hoare was third on the Huskies last season<br />
with 21 wins.
Wrestler Profiles<br />
RYAN GARNER SENIOR<br />
PENNSBURG (UPPER PERKIOMEN)<br />
MAJOR: HISTORY WT. CLASS: 165<br />
2002-03: Became the starter at 165 pounds. Had a five-match winning<br />
streak during the year. Took fourth at the Beast of the East<br />
Tournament and fifth at the PSAC Championships. Posted back-toback<br />
wins by fall at the Penn State Open. Pinned his opponent from<br />
Slippery Rock in just 39 seconds at the PSAC Championships.<br />
2001-02: Saw action in just one match during the season.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2001-02 0-1 0<br />
2002-03 17-19 5<br />
Career Record: 17-20 5<br />
JUSTIN HAUPT SENIOR (RS)<br />
NAZARETH (NORTHAMPTON)<br />
MAJOR: SPECIAL EDUCATION WT. CLASS: 141<br />
2002-03: Won three straight matches by fall early in the season. Won<br />
by fall in just 30 seconds in first round match at PSAC championships.<br />
Earned a win by technical fall and major decision at the Ohio<br />
<strong>University</strong> Duals. Finished second on the team with six pins.<br />
2001-02: Did not wrestle. 2000-01: Season was cut to an injury. Posted<br />
a win over West Virginia in an EWL matchup. Picked up a win by fall<br />
at the PSAC championships. 1999-00: Saw all of his action at 133<br />
pounds. Took first place at the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> Invitational and was<br />
fourth at PSAC championships. Helped Huskies to a two-point over<br />
Rider with a major decision to start the match. Won seven matches<br />
by fall.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
1999-00 15-13 7<br />
2000-01 3-4 1<br />
2001-02 Did not wrestle<br />
2002-03 15-17 6<br />
Career Record: 33-34 14<br />
CHAD HOARE JUNIOR<br />
REYNOLDSVILLE (DUBOIS)<br />
MAJOR: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WT. CLASS: 174<br />
2002-03: Had a four-match winning streak during the season holding<br />
his opponent scoreless in two of those wins. Finished second at the<br />
Beast of the East Tournament picking up wins over wrestlers from Old<br />
Dominion, Ohio Univ. and The Citadel. Took 6th at the PSAC<br />
Championships. 2001-02: Posted one major decision during the<br />
season.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2001-02 4-9 0<br />
2002-03 21-15 0<br />
Career Record: 25-24 0<br />
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Wrestler Profiles<br />
JUSTIN JOHNSON JUNIOR(RS)<br />
WYALUSING (WYALUSING)<br />
MAJOR: BIOLOGY WT. CLASS:184<br />
2002-03: Missed the entire 2002-03 season due to an injury.<br />
2001-02: Made an immediate impact with the Huskies after coming<br />
over from football. Won his first match of the year pinning his<br />
opponent from Pittsburgh in 4:01. Johnson was second at the EWL<br />
championships and earned a trip to the NCAA championships. Won<br />
two and lost two at the NCAA championships. Had a stretch during<br />
the season in which he won seven of eight matches.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2001-02 16-10 4<br />
Career Record: 16-10 4<br />
B.J. MIKESKA SOPHOMORE<br />
DERRY (DERRY)<br />
MAJOR: EXERCISE SCIENCE WT. CLASS: 157<br />
2002-03: Took a red-shirt year. 2001-02: Was the starter at 157 pounds<br />
and posted an 11-21 overall record. Won his first-ever collegiate<br />
match at Oklahoma Gold Clasic. Had a three-match winning streak<br />
during the season. Won two matches by major decision, including<br />
EWL matchup against Cleveland St.<br />
Year Won-Lost Pins<br />
2001-02 11-21 2<br />
Career Record: 11-21 2<br />
SHAWN ALBERT<br />
SOPHOMORE<br />
HATBORO<br />
UPPER MORELAND<br />
MAJOR: SECONDARY<br />
EDUCATION<br />
WT. CLASS: HWT<br />
BRIAN CLARK<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
STERLING,VA<br />
POTOMAC FALLS<br />
MAJOR: ELEM. EDUC.<br />
WT. CLASS: 125<br />
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JIM BERTULIS<br />
JUNIOR<br />
ASTON<br />
GARNET VALLEY<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS: 174<br />
CAREER RECORD: 1-2<br />
AARON FERRANCE<br />
JUNIOR<br />
NORTHERN CAMBRIA<br />
BISHOP CARROLL<br />
MAJOR: EXERCISE<br />
SCIENCE<br />
WT. CLASS: HWT<br />
CAREER RECORD: 1-2
Wrestler Profiles<br />
BRYAN HART<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
EASTON<br />
EASTON<br />
MAJOR: HISTORY<br />
WT. CLASS: 133<br />
SCOTT HECKMAN<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
BANGOR<br />
BANGOR<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS: 141<br />
JOSH LOEW<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
HARRISBURG<br />
CENTRAL DAUPHIN<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS: 165<br />
ADAM RUPPERT<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
ANDREAS<br />
DAMAQUAN<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS:174<br />
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BRYCE HASSEMAN<br />
JUNIOR<br />
FRANKLIN,IN<br />
FRANKLIN<br />
MAJOR: EXERCISE<br />
SCIENCE<br />
WT. CLASS: 174<br />
JON KOKINDA<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
LANGHORNE<br />
COUNCIL ROCK<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS:174<br />
MARK PIERMATTEI<br />
JUNIOR<br />
MIDDLEBURG<br />
MIDDLEBURG<br />
MAJOR: SPECIAL<br />
EDUCATION<br />
WT. CLASS: 141<br />
CAREER RECORD: 12-41<br />
PINS: 1<br />
BRIAN SELLERS<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
PENNSBURY<br />
PENNSBURY<br />
MAJOR: BUSINESS<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
WT. CLASS: 125
Wrestler Profiles<br />
NATE SHIRK<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
PAXTONVILLE<br />
MIDDLEBURG<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS: 174<br />
CHRIS TATE<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
BOOTHWYN<br />
GARNETT VALLEY<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS: 149<br />
JUSTIN THOMAS<br />
JUNIOR<br />
HUNLOCK<br />
BENTON<br />
MAJOR: SECONDARY<br />
EDUCATION<br />
WT. CLASS: 125<br />
CAREER RECORD: 3-4<br />
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TYLER WILLIAMS<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
CAROL STREAM,IL<br />
CLENBARD NORTH<br />
MAJOR: UNDECLARED<br />
WT. CLASS: 149<br />
DUSTIN SWARTZ<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
PORT ROYAL<br />
JUNIATA<br />
MAJOR: SPECIAL<br />
EDUCATION<br />
WT. CLASS: HWT<br />
LOU TIRADO<br />
FRESHMAN<br />
SWEDESBORO, NJ<br />
KINGSWAY<br />
MAJOR: EXERCISE<br />
SCIENCE<br />
WT. CLASS: 125<br />
IVAN USZTICS<br />
JUNIOR<br />
DAUPHIN<br />
CENTRAL DAUPHIN<br />
MAJOR: INTERNATIONAL<br />
BUSINESS<br />
WT. CLASS: 125<br />
CAREER RECORD: 2-2
2003-04 Team Photo<br />
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Front Row (L-R): Tyler Williams, Brad Forbes, Mike Collins, Lou Tirado, Justin Haupt, Mark Piermattei, Bryan Hart<br />
Middle Row (L to R): Justin Thomas, Ryan Garner, Scott Heckman, Josh Loew, Will English, Brian Clark, Brian Sellers, B.J. Mikeska, Ivan Usztics<br />
Back Row (L to R): Jon Kokinda, Nate Shirk, Chris Tate, Justin Johnson, Ryan Chulada, Head Coach Dan Wirnsberger, Assistant Coach John Stutzman,<br />
Chad Hoare, Bryce Hasseman, Jim Bertulis, Shawn Albert, Adam Rupert
2002-03 Dual-Meet Results<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 20 Millersville 12<br />
Nov. 9, 2002<br />
125: BU Hite dec. Bunting, 8-4<br />
133: MU Blanchard dec. Haupt, 11-9<br />
141: BU Piermattei dec. Witmner, 3-3<br />
149: BU Warner maj. dec. Wolverton, 10-1<br />
157: BU Carter dec. Pequinot, 12-5<br />
165: MU Reed dec. Garner, 13-8<br />
174: BU Guenot maj. dec. Yeager, 11-0<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Knock, 6-3<br />
197: MU Schaff dec. Ludlow, 7-4<br />
Hwt: MU Kelly dec. Polley, 2-1, TB<br />
Army 22 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 16<br />
Nov. 9, 2002<br />
125: BU Hite maj. dec. Henry, 12-4<br />
133: A Garner dec. Haupt, 7-2<br />
141: A Duncan WBF Piermattei, 0:57<br />
149: A Simpson maj dec. Forbes, 10-2<br />
157: A Conner dec. Warner, 9-7<br />
165: BU Carter WBF Schroeder, 0:20<br />
174: BU Guenot dec. Calvert, 3-1<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Ready, 8-3<br />
197: A Forsman dec. Ludlow, 3-2<br />
Hwt: A Paxton dec. Chalet, 4-1<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 39 Princeton 3<br />
Nov. 23, 2002<br />
125: BU Collins WBF Chu, 6:27<br />
133: BU Haupt WBF Kirschbaum, 2:43<br />
141: BU Forbes dec. in OT Knorring, 6-4<br />
149: BU Warner maj. dec. Millen, 11-2<br />
157: BU Carter WBF Boroditsky, 0:53<br />
165: BU Garner dec. Adams, 6-5<br />
174: BU Guenot maj. dec. Wiggins, 19-10<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Fleming, 8-5<br />
197: P Fisher dec. Ludlow, 7-6<br />
Hwt: BU Milone maj. dec. Hawrilenko, 13-2<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 33 Findlay 7<br />
Nov. 23, 2002<br />
125: BU Collins dec. Dew, 6-4<br />
133: BU Piermattei maj. dec. McIntire, 12-1<br />
141: BU Forbes dec. in OT Graham, 3-1<br />
149: UF Lowe maj. dec. Warner, 15-6<br />
157: BU Carter WBF Morris, 1:14<br />
165: BU Garner maj. dec. Patterson, 14-5<br />
174: BU Guenot WBF Cooper, 2:15<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Klepacz, 5-0<br />
197: UF Salisbury dec. Rice, 10-7<br />
Hwt: BU Polley maj. dec. Weidinger, 10-2<br />
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<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 20 Pittsburgh 13<br />
Nov. 26, 2002<br />
125: UP Sianni maj. dec. Collins, 14-0<br />
133: UP May dec. Piermattei, 10-3<br />
141: UP Tarquinio dec. Forbes, 9-3<br />
149: UP Giovinco dec. Warner, 5-3<br />
157: BU Carter maj. dec. Nestor, 13-4<br />
165: BU Garner dec. Catullo, 8-4<br />
174: BU Guenot maj. dec. Selcher, 13-2<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Croyle, 8-2<br />
197: BU Ludlow dec. Osbeck, 8-5<br />
Hwt: BU Milone dec. Shirley, 12-5<br />
West Virginia 34 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 0<br />
Jan. 11, 2003<br />
125: WV Lisa dec. Hite, 7-5<br />
133: WV Forte dec. Haupt, 6-1<br />
141: WV Cuanan WTF Piermattei, 21-5, 6:14<br />
149: WV Smith maj. dec. Forbes, 10-2<br />
157: WV Lebe dec. Carter, 7-6<br />
165: WV McMath maj. dec. Garner, 17-8<br />
174: WV Jones dec. Guenot, 5-3<br />
184: WV Wilman dec. Hoare, 9-4<br />
197: WV Thompson dec. Ludlow, 11-5<br />
Hwt: WV Miller dec. Milone, 3-2<br />
Clarion 18 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 18 (Criteria)<br />
Jan. 17, 2003<br />
125: BU Hite dec. Derstine, 2-0<br />
133: C Martinez tech. fall Haupt, 21-5; 6:31<br />
141: C Edgar dec. Permattei, 9-4<br />
149: C Perry dec. Forbes, 4-0<br />
157: BU Carter maj. dec. Reitz, 10-2<br />
165: BU Garner dec. Horning, 5-4 ot tb<br />
174: BU Guenot tech. fall Gardner, 19-3; 6:53<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Spence, 9-5<br />
197: C Mausser dec. Ludlow, 7-0<br />
Hwt: C Testa maj. dec. Milone, 15-6<br />
Virginia Tech 25 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 14<br />
Jan. 18, 2003<br />
125: BU Hite WBF over Head, 6:21<br />
133: BU Haupt over Head, 1-0, OT TB<br />
141: BU Miller maj. dec. Piermattei, 16-8<br />
149: VT Carpenter dec. Forbes, 5-4<br />
157: BU Carter maj. dec. Stith, 16-7<br />
165: VT Cox dec. Garner, 6-3<br />
174: BU Guenot win by Forfeit<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Borja, 8-5<br />
197: VT Justus maj. dec. Ludlow, 15-6<br />
Hwt: BU Milone dec. Wiedegreen, 6-1
2002-03 Dual-Meet Results<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 31 Slippery Rock 12<br />
Feb. 1, 2003<br />
125: SR Renner dec. Collins, 6-1<br />
133: BU Haupt WTF Gross, 17-1, 5:00<br />
141: BU Piermattei dec. Clark, 9-4<br />
149: SR Cieleski dec. Forbes, 4-1<br />
157: BU Carter WBF Cardillo, 6:05<br />
165: BU Garner dec. Smith, 3-2<br />
174: BU Chaluda maj. dec. Stamm, 11-3<br />
184: BU Guenot WBF Opfar, 2:04<br />
197: BU Ludlow maj. dec. Hart, 18-5<br />
Hwt: BU McKillop WBF Milone, 3:33<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 42 Millersville 6<br />
Feb. 1, 2003<br />
125: BU Collins forfeit Bunting<br />
133: BU Haupt maj. dec. Roberts, 14-5<br />
141: MU Witmer WBF English, 1:16<br />
149: BU Forbes maj. dec. Blanchard, 10-1<br />
157: BU Carter WTF Ebersole, 23-4, 6:48<br />
165: BU Garner WBF Rugg, 4:54<br />
174: BU Guenot maj. dec. Yeager, 9-1<br />
184: BU Hoare maj. dec. Knock, 12-3<br />
197: BU Ludlow dec. Schaaf, 10-4<br />
Hwt: BU Milone WBF Kelley, 2:03<br />
Ohio <strong>University</strong> 24 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 10<br />
Feb. 1, 2003<br />
125: BU Collins dec. Daviaux, 8-2<br />
133: OU Carrizales maj. dec. Haupt, 13-2<br />
141: OU Spires dec. Piermattei, 10-9<br />
149: OU Percival maj. dec. Forbes, 13-2<br />
157: BU Carter maj. dec. Cooper, 14-5<br />
165: OU Moore maj. dec. Garner, 13-5<br />
174: BU Guenot dec. Willis, 2-1, 2OT<br />
184: OU Shrout dec. Hoare, 7-3<br />
197: OU Weimer dec. Ludlow, 6-5<br />
Hwt: OU Jones dec. Milone, 7-2<br />
Cleveland State 37 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 7<br />
Feb. 2, 2003<br />
125: CS Mansuetto WTF Collins, 18-3<br />
133: CS Mansuetto won by forfeit<br />
141: CS Theodore dec. Piermattei 5-1<br />
149: CS Coleman dec. Forbes 6-2<br />
157: BU Carter maj. dec. Ging 15-7<br />
165: CS Effner dec. Garner, 8-3<br />
174: BU Guenot dec. Howard, 5-2<br />
184: CS Harris maj. Dec. Hoare, 18-5<br />
197: CS Miocic dec. Ludlow, 15-0<br />
Hwt: CS Davie WBF Milone, time n/a<br />
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Edinboro 27 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 10<br />
Feb. 6, 2003<br />
125: EU Gray dec. Collins, 5-0<br />
133: EU Bunch dec. Haupt, 6-5<br />
141: EU Ace WBF Piermattei, 4:02<br />
149: BU Forbes dec. Doppelheuer, 4-3<br />
157: BU Carter maj. Ring, 18-5<br />
165: EU King maj. dec. Garner, 13-3<br />
174: BU Guenot dec. Yetzer, 3-1<br />
184: EU Clemsen maj. dec. over Hoare, 13-3<br />
197: EU Shunamon maj. dec. over Ludlow, 10-2<br />
Hwt: EU Hennis dec. over Milone, 7-4<br />
Lock Haven 29 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 12<br />
Feb. 14, 2003<br />
125: LH Collins maj. dec. Collins, 11-2<br />
133: LH Owens maj. dec. Haupt, 10-2<br />
141: LH Maney WBF Piermattei, 2:14<br />
149: LH LaValle dec. Forbes, 7-5<br />
157: BU Carter WBF Marquart, 3:20<br />
165: LH Gilligan dec. Garner, 6-3<br />
174: BU Guenot dec. Haines, 6-2<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Greenberg, 9-6<br />
197: LH Horner WBF Ludlow, 0:56<br />
Hwt: LH Itterly dec. Milone, 5-3<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 23 East Stroudsburg 15<br />
Feb. 21, 2003<br />
125: ES Koszyk forfeit<br />
133: BU Haupt WBF Smith, 0:50<br />
141: ES Smith dec. Piermattei, 5-3<br />
149: ES Kleckner dec. Forbes, 7-1<br />
157: BU Carter maj. dec. Smith, 10-2<br />
165: BU Garner dec. Mihalko, 12-7<br />
174: BU Guenot maj. dec. Carr, 10-2<br />
184: BU Hoare dec. Smith, 10-8<br />
197: BU Ludlow dec. Foster, 6-2<br />
Hwt: ES Pahira dec. Spirelli, 7-3<br />
Rutgers 21 <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 13<br />
Feb. 26, 2003<br />
125: R Sehar dec. Collins, 9-4<br />
133: BU Haupt dec. Smigelsky, 4-3 TB<br />
141: R Rodriquez dec. Piermattei, 5-2<br />
149: R Austin (RU) dec. Forbes, 3-2 2OT<br />
157: BU Carter (BU) maj. dec. Zannetti, 15-6<br />
165: R Khan (RU) dec. Garner, 10-6<br />
174: BU Guenot (BU) forfeit<br />
184: R Medini (RU) dec. Hoare, 9-3<br />
197: R Foscolo (RU) dec. Ludlow, 7-2<br />
Hwt: R Sabatino (RU) dec. Spirelli, 3-1 2OT
2002-03 Results/Over the Years<br />
vs. Millersville at Tri-Valley HS ...................................................................................... w, 20-12<br />
vs. Army at Tr-Valley HS ................................................................................................. L, 22-16<br />
at Univ. of Oklahoma Classic at Brockport, NY ................................................................... 6th<br />
PRINCETON ....................................................................................................................... W, 39-3<br />
FINDLAY ............................................................................................................................. W, 33-7<br />
at Pittsburgh * ................................................................................................................. W, 20-13<br />
at Penn State Open ........................................................................................... no team scoring<br />
at Beast of the East Tourn. at Newark, DE .............................................................. 5th, 83 pts<br />
WEST VIRGINIA * ............................................................................................................. L, 34-0<br />
at Clarion * ........................................................................................................................ L, 18-18<br />
VIRGINIA TECH .............................................................................................................. W, 25-14<br />
at PSAC Championships at Millersville .................................................................................. 3rd<br />
at Cleveland State * ........................................................................................................... L, 35-7<br />
EDINBORO * .................................................................................................................... L, 27-10<br />
LOCK HAVEN ................................................................................................................... L, 29-12<br />
at East Stroudsburg ......................................................................................................... W, 23-15<br />
RUTGERS .......................................................................................................................... L, 21-13<br />
at EWL Championships ............................................................................................... 8th, 44 pts<br />
* EWL Match<br />
Overall Record: 8-8, 2-5 Eastern Wrestling League<br />
Year Record<br />
1936-37 3-0<br />
1937-38 1-3<br />
1938-39 1-4<br />
1939-54 No team<br />
1954-55 1-6<br />
1955-56 5-3<br />
1956-57 6-3<br />
1957-58 5-2<br />
1958-59 9-1<br />
1959-60 10-1<br />
1960-61 11-1<br />
1961-62 10-1<br />
1962-63 13-0<br />
1963-64 10-3<br />
1964-65 12-0-1<br />
1965-66 10-1-1<br />
1966-67 10-5<br />
ALL-TIME DUAL-MEET RECORD<br />
Year Record Year Record<br />
1967-68 8-4-1<br />
1968-69 11-3-1<br />
1969-70 11-5<br />
1970-71 12-8<br />
1971-72 no team<br />
1972-73 7-8<br />
1973-74 16-3<br />
1974-75 11-3-1<br />
1975-76 9-8-1<br />
1976-77 11-4<br />
1977-78 11-3<br />
1978-79 16-2-1<br />
1979-80 11-3<br />
1980-81 11-6<br />
1981-82 13-4<br />
1982-83 6-7<br />
1983-84 14-4<br />
1984-85 15-5<br />
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS<br />
Coach Coaching Years Total W L T Pct.<br />
Roger Sanders (1972-93) 21 250 104 8 .702<br />
Russ Houk (1957-72) 15 143 34 4 .801<br />
Tom Martucci (1993-2000 ) 8 57 61 2 .483<br />
Walter Blair (1955-57) 2 11 6 0 .647<br />
Kenneth Karner (1936-39) 3 2 10 0 .167<br />
Jack Yohe (1954-55) 1 1 6 0 .142<br />
Dave Kennedy (2001-02) 1 1 13 0 .071<br />
Dan Wirnsberger (2002-pres) 1 8 8 0 .500<br />
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1985-86 12-5<br />
1986-87 12-7<br />
1987-88 12-5-1<br />
1988-89 13-7<br />
1989-90 17-7<br />
1990-91 15-2-1<br />
1991-92 8-6-3<br />
1992-93 10-5<br />
1993-94 8-9<br />
1994-95 4-15<br />
1995-96 5-9<br />
1996-97 8-7<br />
1997-98 8-7<br />
1998-99 7-6-1<br />
1999-00 8-3-1<br />
2000-01 9-5<br />
2001-02 1-13<br />
2002-03 8-8
2002-03 Individual Results<br />
Name -Weight Duals Tourn. Overall Pin Tech. Major<br />
Jim Bertulis - 1-1 1-1 0-1 - -<br />
George Carter-157 14-1 18-3 32-6 8-0 2-0 15-1<br />
Robert Chalet-HWT 0-1 1-2 1-3 - - -<br />
Ryan Chulada-174 1-0 1-10 2-10 0-2 1-0 1-1<br />
Michael Collins-125 4-6 3-8 7-14 2-0 1-2 0-5<br />
William English-141 0-1 1-3 1-4 0-1 - 0-1<br />
Brad Forbes-149 4-11 10-7 14-18 - - 2-5<br />
Ryan Garner-165 7-8 10-11 17-19 5-1 1-2 0-5<br />
Hunter Guenot-174 15-1 22-4 34-6 5-1 3-0 5-0<br />
Justin Haupt-141 5-7 9-10 14-17 6-0 2-2 3-3<br />
Brock Hite-125 4-1 3-4 7-5 1-0 1-0 2-0<br />
Chad Hoare-184 10-5 11-10 21-15 0-1 - 4-5<br />
Andy Ludlow-197 4-11 4-5 8-16 1-3 0-1 3-3<br />
Tony Milone-HWT 4-7 3-6 7-13 1-4 - 1-1<br />
Mark Piermattei-141 3-11 2-10 5-21 1-5 0-1 1-5<br />
Lewis Polley-HWT 1-1 3-4 4-5 0-1 - 0-1<br />
Tim Rice-197 0-1 0-4 0-5 - - 0-1<br />
Pat Spirelli-HWT 0-2 2-7 2-9 - 0-2 -<br />
Justin Thomas-125 - 3-4 3-4 - 1-0 0-1<br />
Ivan Usztics-125 - 2-2 2-2 - - -<br />
Jacob Warner-149 2-3 3-4 5-7 2-1 - 1-0<br />
Ryan Garner Won 17 Matches for the Huskies in 2002-03<br />
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Floyd Hitchcock *<br />
NCAA Champion<br />
177 lbs. 1974<br />
Bob Hall *<br />
NCAA 5th<br />
167 lbs. 1963<br />
Randy Watts<br />
NCAA 6th<br />
150 lbs. 1975<br />
Dave Morgan *<br />
NCAA 3rd, 6th<br />
150 lbs. 1988,89<br />
NCAA Division I All-Americans<br />
Bill Robb<br />
NCAA 6th<br />
130 lbs. 1964<br />
Dom DiGioacchino<br />
NCAA 5th<br />
167 lbs. 1979<br />
Brad Rozanski<br />
NCAA 8th<br />
134 lbs. 1992<br />
Ricky Bonomo*<br />
NCAA Champion<br />
118 lbs. 1985, 86, 87<br />
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Richard Scorese<br />
NCAA 6th<br />
137 lbs. 1964<br />
Tony Caravella<br />
NCAA 8th,4th<br />
150 lbs. 1980<br />
Chad Bailey<br />
NCAA 7th<br />
150 lbs. 1994<br />
* <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> Hall of Fame Member<br />
Don Reese *<br />
NCAA 2nd<br />
134 lbs. 1982<br />
Ron Russo *<br />
NCAA 6th, 4th<br />
150 lbs. 1968,69<br />
Rocky Bonomo*<br />
NCAA 8th, 4th<br />
150 lbs. 1986,87<br />
Pete Rinella<br />
NCAA 8th<br />
118 lbs. 1994
The Eastern Wrestling League<br />
2003 BLOOMSBURG PLACE WINNERS<br />
Weight Name Place<br />
157 George Carter 1st<br />
165 Hunter Guenot 3rd<br />
141 Mark Piermattei 6th<br />
184 Chad Hoare 6th<br />
Year Name Weight<br />
1977 Chris Poff 150<br />
1978 Dom DiGioacchino 177<br />
1979 Don Reese 126<br />
Dom DiGioacchino 167<br />
1980 Don Reese 126<br />
Tony Caravella 150<br />
Dom DiGioacchino 167<br />
1981 Todd Cummings 118<br />
Ed Fiorvanti 126<br />
Don Reese 134<br />
Tom Fiorvanti 150<br />
1982 Don Reese 134<br />
Al McCollum 142<br />
Joe Wade 190<br />
1984 Rocky Bonomo 126<br />
1985 Ricky Bonomo 118<br />
Rocky Bonomo 126<br />
Darrin Evans 177<br />
Since the league was formed in 1976,<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> has enjoyed much success in the<br />
Eastern Wrestling League, both teamwise and<br />
individually. The Huskies won the team championship<br />
in 1981 and 1993 and have never placed<br />
lower than sixth. Individually, <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
wrestlers have claimed 34 titles.<br />
The EWL will send 37 representatives to the<br />
NCAA Division I Tournament in 2003. League<br />
members include <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>, Clarion, Cleveland<br />
State, Edinboro, Lock Haven, Pittsburgh, Virginia<br />
Tech and West Virginia.<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> wrestlers hold three of the four<br />
fastest EWL tournament fall times. Heavyweight<br />
Mel Sharp holds the record with an 18-second<br />
fall in 1979, while Al McCollum recorded a fall at<br />
36 seconds in 1981. In 1977, Leszek Radon<br />
pinned an opponent in 39 seconds.<br />
ALL-TIME EWL CHAMPIONS<br />
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2003 TEAM FINISH<br />
Place Team Points<br />
1. Edinboro 129.5<br />
2. West Virginia 123.5<br />
3. Cleveland St. 80.5<br />
4. Lock Haven 75.5<br />
5. Pittsburgh 75.0<br />
6. Clarion 63.5<br />
7. Virginia Tech 44.5<br />
8. BLOOMSBURG 44.0<br />
Year Name Weight<br />
1986 Ricky Bonomo 118<br />
1987 Ricky Bonomo 118<br />
Rocky Bonomo 126<br />
1988 Dave Morgan 150<br />
1989 Dave Morgan 150<br />
1990 Dave Kennedy 126<br />
1991 Scott Brown 177<br />
1993 Brad Rozanski 126<br />
Chad Bailey 150<br />
1994 Randy Reidler 126<br />
Chad Bailey 150<br />
Tyrone Howard 190<br />
1995 Pete Rinella 118<br />
Brad Rozanski 126<br />
1996 Brett Tullo 126<br />
2000 George Carter 149<br />
2001 Ed Hockenberry 157<br />
2003 George Carter 157
The Eastern Wrestling League<br />
2003 EWL TOURNAMENT PLACE WINNERS<br />
125 Pounds<br />
1.Rocco Mansueto ............ Cleveland St.<br />
2.Jacob Gray ............................ Edinboro<br />
3.Seth Lise ..........................West Virginia<br />
4.Peter Derstine ......................... Clarion<br />
5.Jordon Sianni ..................... Pittsburgh<br />
6.Jim Collins ........................ Lock Haven<br />
133 Pounds<br />
1.Shawn Bunch ....................... Edinboro<br />
2.Phil Mansueto ................ Cleveland St.<br />
3.Rad Martinez ........................... Clarion<br />
4.Brandon Lauer ..............West Virginia<br />
5.Justin Owens .................... Lock Haven<br />
6.Mike Ciolli........................... Pittsburgh<br />
141 Pounds<br />
1.Cory Ace ............................... Edinboro<br />
2.Mike Maney ..................... Lock Haven<br />
3.Shane Cunanan ..............West Virginia<br />
4.Ron Tarquinio ................... Pittsburgh<br />
5.Frank Edger ............................. Clarion<br />
6.Mark Piermattei .............. <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
149 Pounds<br />
1.Billy Smith .......................West Virginia<br />
2.Justin Giovinco ................... Pittsburgh<br />
3.Anthony Coleman ......... Cleveland St.<br />
4.Ron Doppelheuer ............... Edinboro<br />
5.Reed Carpenter ............ Virginia Tech<br />
6.Jim Perry .................................. Clarion<br />
157 Pounds<br />
1.George Carter ................. <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
2.Matt Lebe .......................West Virginia<br />
3.Justin Meslor ....................... Pittsburgh<br />
4.Eric Ring ............................... Edinboro<br />
5.Chris Slith....................... Virginia Tech<br />
6.Jeremy Reitz ............................. Clarion<br />
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165 Pounds<br />
1.Matt King .............................. Edinboro<br />
2.Tom McMath .................West Virginia<br />
3.Jason Gilligan ................... Lock Haven<br />
4.Mike Cox ....................... Virginia Tech<br />
5.Francis Iorfido ................... Pittsburgh<br />
6.Ryan Garner .................... <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
174 Pounds<br />
1.Greg Jones ......................West Virginia<br />
2.Carl Fronhofer ................... Pittsburgh<br />
3.Hunter Guenot ............... <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
4.Nate Yelzer ............................ Edinboro<br />
5.Matt Klinger ................... Cleveland St.<br />
6.Steve Borja ..................... Virginia Tech<br />
184 Pounds<br />
1.Gerald Harris ................. Cleveland St.<br />
2. Scott Justus ................... Virginia Tech<br />
3.Alex Clemsen ........................ Edinboro<br />
4.Mike Greenberg .............. Lock Haven<br />
5.Ryan Wilmen ..................West Virginia<br />
6.Chad Hoare ..................... <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
197 Pounds<br />
1.David Shunamon ................. Edinboro<br />
2.Morgan Horner .............. Lock Haven<br />
3.Eric Mausser ............................ Clarion<br />
4.Slipe Miocic .................... Cleveland St.<br />
5.Adrian Thompson .........West Virginia<br />
6.Shaun Guttridge ........... Virginia Tech<br />
Heavyweight<br />
1.John Testa................................ Clarion<br />
2.Brent Miller ....................West Virginia<br />
3.Russ Davie ....................... Cleveland St.<br />
4.Joe Hennis ............................ Edinboro<br />
5.Steve Itterly ...................... Lock Haven<br />
6.Bob Kail .............................. Pittsburgh
The Eastern Wrestling League<br />
CLARION UNIVERSITY<br />
2003-04 match site: Nelson Field House<br />
Nickname: Golden Eagles<br />
Colors: Blue and Gold<br />
Wrestling Contact: Rich Herman<br />
SID Phone: (814) 393-2334<br />
SID Fax: (814) 393-2082<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 9-8<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish: 26st<br />
Head Coach: Ken Nellis<br />
Coach's record at School: 40-51-2, 7th yr.<br />
EDINBORO UNIVERSITY<br />
2003-04 match site: McCComb Fieldhouse<br />
Nickname: Fighting Scots<br />
Colors: Red and White<br />
Wrestling Contact: Bob Shreve<br />
SID Phone: (814) 732-2776 ext. 234<br />
SID Fax: (814) 732-2596<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 10-5<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish:24th<br />
Head Coach: Tim Flynn<br />
Coach's record at School: 63-23-1, 7th yr.<br />
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH<br />
2003-04 match site: Nelson Field House<br />
Nickname: Panthers<br />
Colors: Blue and Gold<br />
Wrestling Contact: Brad Cuprik<br />
SID Phone: (412) 648-1018<br />
SID Fax: (412) 648-8248<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 8-5<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish: t19th<br />
Head Coach: Rande Stottlemyer<br />
Coach's record at School: 207-175-10, 25th yr.<br />
QUICK FACTS<br />
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY<br />
2003-04 match site: Cleveland State<br />
Nickname: Vikings<br />
Colors: Forest Green and White<br />
Wrestling Contact: Paulette Welch<br />
SID Phone: (216) 687-4818<br />
SID Fax: (216) 523-7257<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 13-6<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish: 41st<br />
Head Coach: Jack Effner<br />
Coach's record at School: 38-43-3, 6th yr.<br />
LOCK HAVEN UNIVERSITY<br />
2003-04 match site: Thomas Field House<br />
Nickname: Bald Eagles<br />
Colors: Crimson and White<br />
Wrestling Contact: Danielle Barney<br />
SID Phone: (570) 893-2350<br />
SID Fax: (570) 893-2774<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 12-11<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish: 35th<br />
Head Coach: Rocky Bonomo<br />
Coach's record at School: 12-11, 2nd year<br />
VIRGINIA TECH UNIVERSITY<br />
2003-04 match site: Cassell Coliseum<br />
Nickname: Hokies<br />
Colors: Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange<br />
Wrestling Contact: Bryan Johnson<br />
SID Phone: (540) 231-3387<br />
SID Fax: (540) 231-6984<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 0-13<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish: n/a<br />
Head Coach: Keith Mourlam<br />
Coach's record at School: 44-62-1, 7th yr.<br />
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY<br />
2003-04 match site: Coliseum<br />
Nickname: Mountaineers<br />
Colors: Old Gold and Blue<br />
Wrestling Contact: Tim Goodenow<br />
SID Phone: (304) 293-2821<br />
SID Fax: (304) 293-4105<br />
2002-03 Dual Meet Record: 9-3<br />
NCAA Tournament Finish: 17th<br />
Head Coach: Craig Turnball<br />
Coach's Record at School: 212-143-6, 25th yr.<br />
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The Eastern Wrestling League<br />
ALL-TIME EWL TOURNAMENT PLACEWINNERS<br />
Team 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place 4th Place Total<br />
Clarion 45 42 34 35 156<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 35 33 43 37 148<br />
Penn State 59 38 25 18 140<br />
Pittsburgh 26 37 43 31 137<br />
Lock Haven 31 39 41 38 135<br />
West Virginia 25 30 31 45 131<br />
Cleveland State 22 21 27 33 103<br />
Edinboro 20 26 17 21 84<br />
ALL-TIME EWL DUAL-MEET RECORDS<br />
Team Won Lost Tied Pct.<br />
Penn State 89 12 2 .873<br />
Edinboro 61 36 1 .627<br />
Clarion 94 72 8 .563<br />
Lock Haven 95 76 3 .554<br />
West Virginia 81 76 1 .515<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 71 96 5 .427<br />
Pittsburgh 71 100 5 .417<br />
Cleveland State 57 102 4 .361<br />
Virginia Tech 5 28 1 .161<br />
2002-03 EWL DUAL-MEET RECORDS<br />
Team Won Lost Overall<br />
West Virginia 7 0 9-3<br />
Cleveland State 5 2 12-6<br />
Edinboro 4 2 10-5<br />
Pittsburgh 4 3 8-5<br />
Lock Haven 3 4 12-11<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> 2 5 8-8<br />
Clarion 2 5 9-8<br />
Virginia Tech 0 6 0-13<br />
The Huskies’ All-Time Top 10 Win Club<br />
Name Years Wins Losses Ties Pct.<br />
1. Don Reese 1978-82 127 22 4 .843<br />
Dave Morgan 1985-89 127 29 6 .802<br />
3. George Carter 1998-2003 122 24 0 .824<br />
4. Ed Hockenberry 1996-01 121 24 0 .834<br />
5. Ricky Bonomo 1983-87 116 12 3 .897<br />
6. Rocky Bonomo 1984-87 110 19 0 .853<br />
7. Dave Kennedy 1986-90 109 28 4 .787<br />
8. Andy Fitzpatrick 1990-94 101 38 1 .725<br />
9. Tony Reed 1986-90 100 35 5 .732<br />
10. Tyrone Howard 1990-94 95 29 2 .761<br />
Todd Cummings 1979-83 95 47 4 .664<br />
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Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference<br />
The Huskies have been among the top three teams at the Pennsylvania State<br />
Athletic Conference (PSAC) championships in 18 of the last 27 years, including seven<br />
first-place finishes. <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> has never placed lower than sixth in the tournament.<br />
Individually, the Huskies have earned 95 individual championships. George Carter<br />
and Hunter Guenot both won titles during the 2003 championships.<br />
In the last PSAC championship, the Huskies finished third with 98.5 total points<br />
after placing sixth the year before last. Edinboro was the overall tournament champion<br />
with 134.5 points.<br />
Lock Haven holds the record for the most team championships in the tournament’s<br />
50-year history with 20. <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> has won 13 team titles, while Clarion has 12 team<br />
championships.<br />
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong>’s conference championships were in 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963 and 1964<br />
under coach Russ Houk and in 1979, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1989 and 1990<br />
under coach Roger Sanders.<br />
2003 INDIVIDUAL PLACE WINNERS<br />
Weight Name Place<br />
157 George Carter 1st<br />
174 Hunter Guenot 1st<br />
149 Brad Forbes 2nd<br />
133 Justin Haupt 4th<br />
HWT Tony Milone 5th<br />
165 Ryan Garner 5th<br />
197 Andy Ludlow 6th<br />
184 Chad Hoare 6th<br />
2003 TEAM STANDINGS<br />
Place Team Points<br />
1 EDINBORO 134.5<br />
2 LOCK HAVEN 127.5<br />
3 BLOOMSBURG 98.5<br />
4 CLARION 97.5<br />
5 SLIPPERY ROCK 83.5<br />
6 EAST STROUDSB 67.5<br />
7 MILLERSVILLE 45.0<br />
8 SHIPPENSBURG 31.5<br />
9 KUTZTOWN 29.5<br />
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All-Time PSAC Champions<br />
Year Name Weight<br />
1957 Jim Garman 123<br />
1958 Jim Garman 123<br />
1959 Jim Garman 123<br />
Dick Rimple 137<br />
Robert Rohm 157<br />
Gary Allen Hwt<br />
1960 Tom Goranti 123<br />
Dale Sullivan 130<br />
Wayne Rider 147<br />
Gene Dixon 167<br />
Robert Rohm 177<br />
1961 Gene Dixon 167<br />
William Garson 191<br />
1962 Don Poust 177<br />
Bob Hall 191<br />
1963 Gerald Fortney 115<br />
Richard Scorese 147<br />
Bill Paule 157<br />
Bob Hall 191<br />
William Garson Hwt<br />
1964 Ed Taylor 137<br />
Bill Paule 157<br />
1965 Bill Robb 123<br />
James Rolley 130<br />
Tom Vargo 167<br />
1966 James Rolley 130<br />
Barry Sutter 145<br />
Tom Vargo 191<br />
1967 Barry Sutter 145<br />
Joe Gerst 152<br />
1968 Ron Russo 137<br />
Joe Gerst 152<br />
1969 Ron Russo 137<br />
Arnie Thompson 152<br />
Jim McCue Hwt<br />
1970 Arnie Thompson 158<br />
1971 Ron Sheehan 177<br />
Floyd Hitchcock 190<br />
1973 Floyd Hitchcock 190<br />
1974 Randy Watts 134<br />
1975 Randy Watts 150<br />
1976 Steve Scheib 177<br />
1977 Andy Cappelli 177<br />
1978 Tony Caravella 150<br />
Andy Cappelli 167<br />
1979 Tony Caravella 150<br />
Bucky McCollum 158<br />
1980 Mike Nock 118<br />
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Year Name Weight<br />
1980 Tony Caravella 150<br />
Bucky McCollum 158<br />
Dom DiGioacchino 167<br />
Butch Snyder 177<br />
1981 Ed Fiorvanti 126<br />
1982 Don Reese 134<br />
Al McCollum 142<br />
Tom Fiorvanti 150<br />
Tom Gibble 167<br />
Joe Wade 190<br />
1983 Joe Wade Hwt<br />
1984 Ricky Bonomo 118<br />
Rocky Bonomo 126<br />
Tom Gibble 177<br />
1985 Ricky Bonomo 118<br />
Rocky Bonomo 126<br />
Marty King 142<br />
Dan Klingerman 158<br />
Darrin Evans 177<br />
1986 Ricky Bonomo 118<br />
Rocky Bonomo 126<br />
Ron Ippolite Hwt.<br />
1987 Dave Morgan 150<br />
1988 Dave Kennedy 126<br />
Mark Banks 158<br />
1989 Dave Kennedy 126<br />
Marty King 150<br />
Dave Morgan 158<br />
1990 Dave Kennedy 126<br />
Tony Reed 134<br />
Scott Brown 177<br />
1991 Tim Casey 126<br />
1992 Tim Casey 126<br />
Andy Fitzpatrick 150<br />
1993 Andy Fitzpatrick 158<br />
Tyrone Howard 190<br />
Brian Keck Hwt<br />
1994 Tyrone Howard 190<br />
1995 Pete Rinella 118<br />
Brad Rozanski 126<br />
1996 Brett Tullo 126<br />
1997 Brett Tullo 126<br />
2000 George Carter 149<br />
Ed Hockenberry 157<br />
Hunter Guenot 165<br />
Todd Hockenbroch 197<br />
2001 Ed Hockenberry 157<br />
2003 George Carter 157<br />
Hunter Guenot 174
All-Time Series Records<br />
Name W L T<br />
Akron 1 0 0<br />
Arizona State 1 3 0<br />
Army 4 4 0<br />
Appalachian State 8 0 1<br />
Ashland 2 1 0<br />
Ball State 1 0 0<br />
Brooklyn Poly. Institute 1 1 0<br />
Brigham Young 2 0 0<br />
Brown 0 2 0<br />
Bucknell 9 1 1<br />
Buffalo 1 3 0<br />
C. W. Post 2 0 0<br />
California (PA) 2 2 0<br />
Cal-Poly, SLO 0 2 0<br />
Central (OK) 1 0 0<br />
Citadel 1 0 0<br />
Clarion 11 20 1<br />
Clemson 2 1 0<br />
Cleveland State 12 9 3<br />
Cornell 1 2 0<br />
Cortland State 2 0 0<br />
Delaware State 1 0 0<br />
Drake 1 0 0<br />
Drexel 2 0 0<br />
Duquesne 0 3 0<br />
East Stroudsburg 35 9 1<br />
Eastern Michigan 0 1 0<br />
Edinboro 6 10 0<br />
Franklin & Marshall 5 0 0<br />
Findlay 1 0 0<br />
George Mason 2 1 0<br />
Georgia 1 0 0<br />
Georgia State 1 0 0<br />
Hampton Institute 1 0 0<br />
Hofstra 2 0 0<br />
Indiana (PA) 23 5 0<br />
Indiana 1 0 0<br />
Ithaca 1 0 0<br />
Iowa 0 2 0<br />
Iowa State 0 7 0<br />
James Madison 1 0 0<br />
Kutztown 14 0 0<br />
Lehigh 1 1 1<br />
Liberty 1 0 0<br />
Lincoln 10 0 0<br />
Lock Haven 18 36 0<br />
Louisiana State 0 1 0<br />
Manhattan 1 0 0<br />
Mankato State 1 1 0<br />
Mansfield 17 3 0<br />
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Name W L T<br />
Massachusetts 2 0 0<br />
Miami (OH) 2 1 0<br />
Michigan 1 0 0<br />
Millersville 36 7 0<br />
Minnesota 0 5 0<br />
Missouri 0 1 0<br />
Montana 1 0 0<br />
Montclair State 2 1 0<br />
Morgan State 3 0 0<br />
Navy 1 2 0<br />
Nebraska 1 1 0<br />
North Carolina State 4 0 1<br />
Northern Iowa 2 3 0<br />
Ohio 2 4 0<br />
Oklahoma 1 2 0<br />
Old Dominion 2 0 0<br />
Oregon State 3 1 2<br />
Oswego 6 0 0<br />
Pennsylvania 0 2 0<br />
Penn State 5 11 1<br />
Purdue 2 0 0<br />
Pittsburgh 16 11 0<br />
Princeton 3 0 0<br />
Rider 2 5 0<br />
RIT 8 0 0<br />
Rutgers 5 3 0<br />
Seton Hall 1 0 0<br />
Shippensburg 33 2 0<br />
Slippery Rock 17 3 0<br />
S. Ill./Edwardsville 3 1 0<br />
Springfield 1 0 0<br />
Syracuse 1 1 0<br />
Temple 2 0 0<br />
Tennessee-Chattanooga 1 0 0<br />
Trenton State 3 1 0<br />
Virginia 2 1 0<br />
Virginia Commonwealth 1 0 0<br />
Virginia Tech 2 3 0<br />
Wagner 2 0 0<br />
Waynesburg 11 1 0<br />
West Chester 11 5 1<br />
West Virginia 12 11 1<br />
Wilkes 4 1 0<br />
William & Mary 1 0 0<br />
Wisconsin State 1 0 0<br />
Wisconsin 3 0 0<br />
Wyoming 2 0 0<br />
2003-04 Opponents in BOLD
<strong>Bloomsburg</strong> Wrestling Camp<br />
Join the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong> Coaching Staff<br />
for several outstanding wrestling camps in<br />
the summer of 2004!<br />
The Father and Son Weekends<br />
June 18-20<br />
June 25-27<br />
This camp is designed to bring fathers and sons together to spend quality time and<br />
learn the sport of wrestling. Learn fundamental takedowns, defense, escapes,<br />
reversals and pinning. Included is a free t-shirt and a trip to Knoebel's Amusement<br />
Park.<br />
Intensive Team Camp<br />
July 11-15—Senior High Team<br />
July 18-22—Junior and Senior High Team<br />
The team camp provides an awesome challenge, both mentally and physically, to<br />
wrestlers and coaches who are looking to gain the competitve edge. Imagine, 20<br />
matches in one week's time. Teams compete in both dual matches and a scholasticstyle<br />
double elimination tournament. Each session is limited to the first 24 teams so<br />
sign up early.<br />
For more information or to request a camp brochure, call the <strong>Bloomsburg</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> wrestling office at 570-389-4282 or 389-3989.<br />
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Nelson Field House<br />
The Nelson Field House, located on <strong>Bloomsburg</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s upper campus, serves as<br />
home for most of the university’s indoor athletic events. The facility has all the necessary<br />
ingredients as it holds a 3,000-seat arena for all home basketball and wrestling events, an<br />
indoor track, two tennis courts, an Olympic-size swimming pool and two handball/racquetball<br />
courts. The building has classrooms and offices for use by the health/physical education and<br />
athletic staffs. Nelson Field House also houses the wrestling practice room, which is a fully<br />
padded area located on the second floor. A totally equipped Nautilus room adds to the strength<br />
and conditioning area of the program, and Nelson Field House also offers a training room<br />
staffed by two full-time athletic trainers and no less than 12 student assistants. Also located<br />
in the facility is an equipment manager who handles the needs of <strong>Bloomsburg</strong>’s 18 varsity<br />
athletic teams.<br />
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