UNI Wrestling Media Guide - University of Northern Iowa Athletics
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2011 - 2012<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
media guide
Table <strong>of</strong> Contents<br />
Quick Facts................. 1<br />
Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference 2<br />
2011-12 <strong>UNI</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Outlook..................... 4<br />
Head Coach Doug Schwab...... 5<br />
Assistant Coaches......... 6-7<br />
Team Roster................. 8<br />
Cruse Aarhus ................ 9<br />
Levi Wolfensperger .......... 9<br />
Chris Halblom ............... 9<br />
Ryan Jauch ................. 10<br />
Joe Colon .................. 10<br />
Adam Perrin ................ 10<br />
Joey Lazor ................. 11<br />
Seth Noble ................. 11<br />
Clay Welter ................ 12<br />
Tanner Hiatt ............... 12<br />
Jarrett Jensen ............. 12<br />
Kwinn Kraft ................ 12<br />
David Bonin ................ 13<br />
Riley Banach ............... 13<br />
Kevin Sherrill ............. 14<br />
Taylor Berger .............. 14<br />
Kyle Lux ................... 14<br />
Cody Schurman ............. 14<br />
Cody Caldwell .............. 15<br />
Elliot Wirkler ............. 15<br />
Austin Gelbach ............. 15<br />
Ryan Loder ................ 16<br />
Joe Johnson ............... 16<br />
Taylor Kettman ............. 17<br />
Blaize Cabell .............. 17<br />
A.J. McBroom ............... 17<br />
Onni Prestidge ............. 17<br />
Blayne Beale ............... 18<br />
Cody Krumwiede ............ 18<br />
2010-11 Review<br />
2010-11 Results & Statistics . 20<br />
2010-11 Dual Results.... 21-22<br />
2011 West Regional......... 23<br />
2011 NCAA Championships.... 24<br />
WWC Honors................. 25<br />
The Record Book<br />
Career/Season Leaders...... 27<br />
Panther Honor Roll......... 28<br />
All-Americans........... 29-30<br />
Year-By-Year Results....... 31<br />
Dual Results............ 32-35<br />
Lettermen............... 36-37<br />
Series Records............. 38<br />
The Schedule............... 39<br />
Credits: The 2011-12 <strong>UNI</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
<strong>Media</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> was designed and<br />
written by Athletic Communications<br />
Assistant Tim Getting. Edited by<br />
Colin McDonough. Action photos by<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> Office <strong>of</strong> Marketing & Public<br />
Relations and <strong>University</strong> Archives.<br />
Headshots by Colin McDonough.<br />
quick facts<br />
General Information<br />
Name <strong>of</strong> School............ <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
Location............................ Cedar Falls, <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
Founded.......................................... 1876<br />
Enrollment..................................... 13,168<br />
Nickname..................................... Panthers<br />
Colors............................ Purple and Old Gold<br />
National Affiliation.................. NCAA Division I<br />
Home Arena........................... West Gym (2,052)<br />
Conference ........ Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference (WWC)<br />
President........... Dr. Benjamin Allen (Indiana, ’69)<br />
Athletic Director............... Troy Dannen (<strong>UNI</strong>,’89)<br />
Athletic Dep. Phone.................... (319) 273-2470<br />
<strong>UNI</strong>tix Office Phone.................... (319) 273-4849<br />
Website.................... http://www.unipanthers.com<br />
Program History<br />
First Year <strong>of</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong>.......................... 1923<br />
All-Time Record............................ 705-377-28<br />
Last NCAA Tournament (2010)...... T-46th, 3 Qualifiers<br />
West Regional .............................. 24 titles<br />
Team Information<br />
Head Coach.................... Doug Schwab (<strong>Iowa</strong>, ‘01)<br />
Overall Record................................... 12-9<br />
Record at <strong>UNI</strong>.................................... 12-9<br />
Office Phone........................... (319) 273-5860<br />
Office Fax............................. (319) 273-6323<br />
Assistant Coaches.............. Mark Schwab (<strong>UNI</strong>, ‘90)<br />
.............................. Randy Pugh (<strong>UNI</strong>, ’00)<br />
..................... Tolly Thompson (Nebraska, ‘97)<br />
2010-11 Record......................... 12-9 (5-0 WWC)<br />
2011 NCAA Championships........................ T-46th<br />
NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost.................... 2/1<br />
Returning NCAA Qualifiers........... 157 – David Bonin<br />
................................... 184 – Ryan Loder<br />
Athletic Communications<br />
<strong>Wrestling</strong> Contact......................... Tim Getting<br />
Office Phone........................... (319) 273-3642<br />
Cell Phone............................. (515) 577-2261<br />
E-mail............................... tget32@gmail.com<br />
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Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference Gears<br />
Up for Sixth Season <strong>of</strong> Competition<br />
Coming <strong>of</strong>f their best season, the<br />
Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference, an NCAA<br />
Division I wrestling-only alliance,<br />
will begin its sixth year <strong>of</strong> competition<br />
in 2011-12.<br />
Charter members <strong>of</strong> the Western<br />
<strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference include: the<br />
United States Air Force Academy, North<br />
Dakota State <strong>University</strong>, the <strong>University</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado, the <strong>University</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong>, South Dakota State<br />
<strong>University</strong>, Utah Valley<strong>University</strong> and<br />
the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Wyoming.<br />
The WWC had a breakout year in 2010-<br />
11, with three league wrestlers earning<br />
All-American honors. The conference has<br />
now had nine All-Americans in its first<br />
five years <strong>of</strong> existence. In 2011,<br />
Utah Valley’s Ben Kjar (125) became<br />
the Wolverines’ first-ever wrestling<br />
All-American by placing fourth at the<br />
NCAA Tournament, while Wyoming’s Shane<br />
Onufer (165) and Joe LeBlanc (184)<br />
placed fifth and sixth respectively at<br />
the NCAA Championships. Two out <strong>of</strong> the<br />
three wrestlers will return in 2011-<br />
12, as Onufer and LeBlanc will both be<br />
seniors for the Cowboys.<br />
LeBlanc has already become the<br />
conference’s first three-time All-<br />
American as he also finished fourth at<br />
the NCAA Tournament in 2010 and fifth<br />
in 2009. <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong>’s Moza Fay was<br />
a two-time placer during his tenure by<br />
finishing sixth at 165 pounds in 2009<br />
and fifth at that same weight in 2008.<br />
In 2010 <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado’s Justin<br />
Gaethje (157) finished seventh to earn<br />
All-American honors and <strong>UNI</strong>’s Jarion<br />
Beets (174) placed eighth to accomplish<br />
the same feat.<br />
In all, 17 wrestlers from the WWC<br />
qualified for the 2011 NCAA Division<br />
I <strong>Wrestling</strong> National Championships,<br />
15 via automatic slots and two atlarge<br />
selections. The WWC had four<br />
competitors who were seeded in the top-<br />
12 <strong>of</strong> their brackets. At 141 pounds,<br />
Air Force’s Cole VonOhlen was the No. 9<br />
seed and at 165 pounds UW’s Onufer was<br />
slotted in at No. 7. In the 184-pound<br />
weight class, the Cowboys’ LeBlanc,<br />
received the No. 5 slot, while the<br />
Panthers’ Ryan Loder was right behind<br />
him earning the No. 6 seed.<br />
The 2011 NCAA West Regional served as<br />
the conference tournament for the fifth<br />
straight season. The tournament was<br />
held at Clune Arena on the Air Force<br />
Academy grounds in Colorado Springs,<br />
Colo. In the team race, Wyoming held<br />
on to win its second straight West<br />
Regional team title by beating the<br />
former 24-time champion <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
Panthers by six points. <strong>UNI</strong> however<br />
won the league’s regular season dual<br />
title with an unblemished 5-0 record.<br />
In years past Wyoming won the regular<br />
season championship in 2010, UW and <strong>UNI</strong><br />
tied for the title in 2009, and the<br />
Panthers were tops in the league after<br />
both the 2008 and 2007 seasons.<br />
The league’s three major postseason<br />
awards in 2011 were given to UVU’s Kjar<br />
for Wrestler <strong>of</strong> the Year, Loder from<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> took home the Freshman <strong>of</strong> the Year<br />
award and Wyoming’s Mark Branch won<br />
Coach <strong>of</strong> the Year honors.<br />
In the near future, the goal <strong>of</strong> the<br />
league is to replace the West Regional<br />
with the conference tournament, which<br />
would then serve as the NCAA qualifier.<br />
This year’s NCAA West Regional will<br />
be held on Sunday, March 4, 2012 at<br />
the McLeod Center on the campus <strong>of</strong> the<br />
<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong> in Cedar<br />
Falls, <strong>Iowa</strong>.<br />
The WWC recognizes student-athletes<br />
on both a weekly and full-season basis.<br />
Individual awards include Wrestler<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Week; All-Conference teams;<br />
an Academic All-Conference team; and<br />
Wrestler, Newcomer and Coach <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Year awards. The league also crowns a<br />
team champion following the conclusion<br />
<strong>of</strong> the regular season conference<br />
competition and the postseason<br />
tournament.<br />
The governance <strong>of</strong> the Western<br />
<strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference remains primarily<br />
with the member institutions. Scheduling<br />
<strong>of</strong> contests, assignment <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong>ficials<br />
and certain media relations functions<br />
remain with member institutions.<br />
With league members spread out over<br />
six states and two time zones, schools<br />
are required to compete against five<br />
league schools in dual action to<br />
be eligible for the regular season<br />
conference championship. However<br />
schools are encouraged to schedule all<br />
conference members.<br />
A major benefit <strong>of</strong> having a league<br />
that is geographically spread out so<br />
far is the added exposure - both in<br />
terms <strong>of</strong> media and recruiting - in new<br />
destinations. Theconference affiliation<br />
also generates much interest within the<br />
seven schools’ substantial alumni base,<br />
which numbers nearly 800,000 combined.<br />
North Dakota State, <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado<br />
and South Dakota State have all made<br />
the move from Division II to Division<br />
I since joining the WWC. UVU moved<br />
directly from Junior College (NJCAA)<br />
<strong>Athletics</strong> to NCAA Division I and<br />
completed its reclassification before<br />
the 2009-10 season.<br />
united states Air Force Academy<br />
Location: USAF Academy, Colo.<br />
Founded: 1954<br />
Nickname: Falcons<br />
President: Michael Gould<br />
Ath. Director: Hans J. Mueh<br />
Head Coach: Joel Sharratt<br />
North Dakota State <strong>University</strong><br />
Location: Fargo, N.D.<br />
Founded: 1890<br />
Nickname: Bison<br />
President: Dean Bresciani<br />
Ath. Director: Gene Taylor<br />
Head Coach: Roger Kish<br />
Univeristy <strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado<br />
Location: Greeley, Colo.<br />
Founded: 1889<br />
Nickname: Bears<br />
President: Kay Norton<br />
Ath. Director: Jay Hinrichs<br />
Head Coach: Ben Cherrington<br />
<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
Location: Cedar Falls, <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
Founded: 1876<br />
Nickname: Panthers<br />
President: Benjamin Allen<br />
Ath. Director: Troy Dannen<br />
Head Coach: Doug Schwab<br />
South Dakota State <strong>University</strong><br />
Location: Brookings, S.D.<br />
Founded: 1881<br />
Nickname: Jackrabbits<br />
Colors: Yellow and Blue<br />
President: David Chicoine<br />
Ath. Director: Justin Sell<br />
Head Coach: Jason Liles<br />
Utah Valley <strong>University</strong><br />
Location: Orem, Utah<br />
Founded: 1941<br />
Nickname: Wolverines<br />
President: Matthew Holland<br />
Ath. Director: Michael Jacobsen<br />
Head Coach: Greg Williams<br />
<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Wyoming<br />
Location: Laramie, Wyo.<br />
Founded: 1886<br />
Nickname: Cowboys<br />
President: Tom Buchanan<br />
Athletic Director: Tom Burman<br />
Head Coach: Mark Branch<br />
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<strong>UNI</strong> WRESTLING<br />
Outlook ..............................................................4<br />
............................................................. 4<br />
Head Coach Doug Schwab ..............................................5<br />
............................................. 5<br />
Assistant Coaches .................................................. ................................................... 6-7 6<br />
Team Roster ..........................................................8<br />
......................................................... 7<br />
Cruse Aarhus.........................................................9<br />
Aarhus........................................................ 8<br />
Riley Banach ........................................................13<br />
........................................................ 8<br />
Blayne Beale ........................................................18<br />
........................................................ 8<br />
Taylor Berger .......................................................14<br />
....................................................... 9<br />
David Bonin .........................................................13<br />
......................................................... 9<br />
Blaize Cabell .......................................................17<br />
....................................................... 9<br />
Cody Caldwell .......................................................15<br />
...................................................... 10<br />
Joe Joe Colon ...........................................................10<br />
.......................................................... 10<br />
Austin Jake Damon Gelbach Gilchrist ......................................................15<br />
............................................... 10<br />
Chris Austin Halblom Gelbach ........................................................9<br />
..................................................... 11<br />
Tanner Chris Halblom Hiatt ........................................................12<br />
...................................................... 11<br />
Ryan Tanner Jauch Hiatt .........................................................10<br />
....................................................... 11<br />
Jarrett Ryan Jauch Jensen ........................................................ ......................................................12 12<br />
Joe Jarrett Johnson Jensen ........................................................16<br />
..................................................... 12<br />
Taylor Joe Johnson Kettman ....................................................... ......................................................17 12<br />
Kwinn Taylor Kraft.........................................................12<br />
Kettman ..................................................... 13<br />
Cody Kwinn Krumwiede Kraft........................................................ .....................................................18 13<br />
Joey Cody Lazor Krumwiede .........................................................11<br />
.................................................... 13<br />
Ryan Joey Loder Lazor .........................................................16<br />
........................................................ 14<br />
Kyle Ryan Lux Loder ............................................................14<br />
........................................................ 14<br />
A.J. Kyle McBroom Lux ........................................................... ........................................................17 14<br />
Seth A.J. Noble McBroom ..........................................................11<br />
....................................................... 15<br />
Adam Seth Perrin Noble ......................................................... .........................................................10 15<br />
Onni Adam Prestidge Perrin ........................................................ ......................................................17 15<br />
Cody Onni Schurman Prestidge ......................................................14<br />
..................................................... 16<br />
Kevin Cody Schurman Sherrill ......................................................14<br />
..................................................... 16<br />
Clay Kevin Welter Sherrill .........................................................12<br />
..................................................... 16<br />
Elliot Clay Welter Wirkler ........................................................ ......................................................15 17<br />
Levi Wolfensperger ...................................................9<br />
................................................. 17
WESTERN DOMINANCE<br />
The Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference has five completed<br />
seasons to its name. <strong>UNI</strong> has<br />
captured the WWC dual title<br />
four times. Last season, the<br />
Panthers finished with a 5-0<br />
conference record. A 19-13<br />
victory over No. 24-ranked<br />
Wyoming in their final regular<br />
season dual secured the<br />
conference championship.<br />
RETURNING TWO NCAA QUALIFIERS<br />
Two NCAA Championship qualifiers<br />
return to the Panther lineup<br />
this season. Redshirt sophomore<br />
Ryan Loder (184) was one win<br />
away from achieving All-American<br />
status. Meanwhile, junior David<br />
Bonin (157) bowed out in the<br />
third round <strong>of</strong> consolation<br />
matches.<br />
PROMISING PANTHER RECRUITS<br />
This year’s Panther squad will<br />
feature many new faces. Of the 28<br />
wrestlers on the preseason roster,<br />
15 are true freshmen or firstyear<br />
transfers. Notable recruits<br />
include JuCo National Champion Joe<br />
Colon (133), who transferred from<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> Central, as well as <strong>Iowa</strong>’s<br />
2011 “Mr. Wrestler” and Waverly<br />
native, Cody Caldwell (174).<br />
OUTLOOK<br />
A YEAR UNDER HIS BELT<br />
Doug Schwab enters his second<br />
season as head coach. In his<br />
debut season, Schwab led <strong>UNI</strong><br />
<strong>Wrestling</strong> to its first 12-win<br />
season since 2003. He was an<br />
assistant coach at <strong>Iowa</strong> before<br />
joining the Panthers. Before<br />
coaching the Hawkeyes, Schwab was<br />
a three-time All-American and Big<br />
Ten champion at <strong>Iowa</strong>. He won the<br />
1999 NCAA Title at 141 pounds.<br />
IN THE RANKINGS<br />
Bonin (165) and Loder (184) both<br />
earned spots in preseason rankings<br />
at each <strong>of</strong> their weight classes.<br />
InterMatWrestle.com projects Bonin<br />
and Loder as No. 18 and No. 8,<br />
respectively, while <strong>UNI</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
as a whole is ranked 39th. Amateur<br />
<strong>Wrestling</strong> News puts Bonin at 17th<br />
and Loder at 9th.<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> TO HOST NCAA WEST REGIONAL<br />
The 2012 NCAA West Regional<br />
Championships will return to<br />
the McLeod Center March 4. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
ended up six points shy <strong>of</strong> West<br />
Regional Champion Wyoming last<br />
season in Colorado Springs.<br />
The Panthers have won 24 West<br />
Regional Championships and<br />
have never finished lower than<br />
second place.<br />
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Head Coach Second Season<br />
Doug Schwab<br />
Prior to the 2010-11 season, <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong><br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> Director <strong>of</strong> <strong>Athletics</strong> Troy Dannen tabbed Doug<br />
Schwab as the Panthers’ ninth head coach in the<br />
program’s illustrious history.<br />
“Doug is going to bring passion and intensity back to<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> wrestling. Panther wrestling has a long and storied<br />
history, and Doug has the championship mentality<br />
necessary to re-establish our program as one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
best in the nation,” said Dannen, following the hire.<br />
“His expectations for academic success and a<br />
championship lifestyle outside <strong>of</strong> the wrestling room<br />
will ensure not only competitive successes but more<br />
importantly, enhanced educational experiences for our<br />
student-athletes.”<br />
In his first season as head coach, Schwab did<br />
not waste any time. He led the Panthers to their<br />
first 12-win season since 2003 and helped <strong>UNI</strong><br />
earn its fourth Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference dual<br />
championship.<br />
“My main job is to get the guys to buy into<br />
the lifestyle - that includes on the mat and in<br />
the classroom. I’m looking forward to putting an<br />
exciting product on the mat that fans in the Cedar<br />
Valley can rally behind and come out and watch,”<br />
Schwab said.<br />
Schwab, a native <strong>of</strong> Osage, <strong>Iowa</strong>, served as<br />
an assistant coach with the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
wrestling team four years after serving as the<br />
team’s volunteer assistant coach in 2006-07.<br />
During his tenure as a Hawkeye assistant, Schwab<br />
helped the Hawkeyes to three NCAA and Big Ten team<br />
titles. During that time, <strong>Iowa</strong> crowned six NCAA<br />
champions, six Big Ten champions, 23 all-Americans<br />
and 24 academic all-Big Ten honorees. The Hawkeyes<br />
posted an 82-6 dual record - including perfect<br />
records the last two seasons (24-0 in 2008-09,<br />
23-0 in 2009-10).<br />
Several Hawkeye wrestlers earned individual<br />
honors during Schwab’s tenure. Former Hawkeye<br />
Brent Metcalf was awarded the 2008 Dan Hodge<br />
Trophy, which is presented annually to the<br />
nation’s top collegiate wrestler. Former Hawkeye<br />
Mark Perry won his second consecutive NCAA title<br />
in 2008, capturing his fourth all-America honor.<br />
While serving on the Hawkeye staff, Schwab<br />
remained active in international competition.<br />
Schwab represented the United States at the<br />
2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, wrestling<br />
freestyle at 145.5 pounds (66 kg). He won<br />
titles at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials and<br />
U.S. Nationals. In 2007 he won the U.S. Senior<br />
Freestyle title, earned a bronze medal at the<br />
2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,<br />
and placed fifth at the 2007 World Championships<br />
in Baku, Azerbaijan. Schwab’s other post-college<br />
national wrestling accomplishments include winning<br />
the 145.5-pound title at the 2003 Sunkist Kids<br />
International Open and earning Outstanding Wrestler<br />
honors in the freestyle event. In 2005, Schwab won<br />
the 145-pound division <strong>of</strong> Real Pro <strong>Wrestling</strong>, earning<br />
Outstanding Wrestler honors as part <strong>of</strong> the champion<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> Stalkers team.<br />
Prior to joining the <strong>Iowa</strong> staff, Schwab served two<br />
seasons (2005-06) as an assistant coach at Virginia<br />
Tech <strong>University</strong> under Tom Brands. During his tenure<br />
with the Hokies, the team won the 2005 regular season<br />
Atlantic Coast Conference title, set a school record<br />
for dual meet wins (16) and had a school-record five<br />
wrestlers qualify for the NCAA Championships. Virginia<br />
Tech also crowned five conference champions and two<br />
all-Americans, and senior heavyweight Mike Faust was<br />
named 2006 ACC Wrestler <strong>of</strong> the Year.<br />
Schwab was a three-time all-American and Big Ten<br />
champion for the Hawkeyes from 1998-2001. He won<br />
the 1999 NCAA title at 141 pounds and finished his<br />
collegiate career with 130 wins, which ranks 10th-best<br />
in school history.<br />
Schwab was born Aug. 3, 1977. He earned a B.S.<br />
in communication studies from the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
in 2001, and is working toward a master’s degree in<br />
kinesiology/sport management at the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />
Minnesota. He and his wife, Allyson, have two sons,<br />
Hayden and Hendrix.<br />
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ASST. Coach Second Season<br />
MARK Schwab<br />
Former Panther Mark Schwab joined his brother, Doug, on<br />
the <strong>UNI</strong> coaching staff, after head coaching stints at NIACC<br />
and Buena Vista <strong>University</strong>.<br />
At Buena Vista, Schwab was named <strong>Iowa</strong> Conference Coach <strong>of</strong><br />
the Year in 2007 and coached the first four-time NCAA All-<br />
American in the 30-year history <strong>of</strong> BVU wrestling in Jestin<br />
Hulegaard.<br />
Prior to BVU, Schwab spent nine years as assistant coach<br />
at the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Minnesota, helping the program to seven<br />
top-three team finishes at the NCAA Championships and two<br />
NCAA team titles.<br />
Schwab also served as an assistant coach at Purdue from<br />
1991-93.<br />
Prior to his coaching experience, Schwab was an All-<br />
American on the mat for the Panthers during the late 1980s.<br />
In his initial season as a Panther, Schwab posted a 49-9<br />
record, the most wins by a true freshman in NCAA history, and<br />
placed fifth in the 1986 NCAA Division I Championships. In<br />
1987, he won the bronze medal in what was called the World’s<br />
Toughest Tournament in Tiblissi, Russia. During his redshirt<br />
season at <strong>UNI</strong>, Schwab trained for the 1988 U.S. Olympic team<br />
while also winning a bronze medal for the U.S. team at the<br />
World Cup event in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. A knee injury and<br />
a staph infection combined to keep Schwab <strong>of</strong>f the mat for<br />
more than a year, but Schwab finished his career with the<br />
Panthers on a positive note as a senior, earning his second<br />
All-America honor.<br />
As a prep at Osage, Schwab was nearly flawless, winning<br />
106 <strong>of</strong> 107 matches and capturing four state titles. Schwab<br />
also earned three Junior National Freestyle titles and a<br />
national championship in the Greco-Roman category. Schwab<br />
was inducted into the <strong>Iowa</strong> High School Athletic Association<br />
Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame, <strong>Iowa</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame, and Glen Brand<br />
Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame.<br />
Schwab earned a bachelor’s degree in 1990 from <strong>UNI</strong> and<br />
a master’s degree from Minnesota in 2003. Schwab spent the<br />
past year as a full-time student at Minnesota getting a<br />
second emphasis in sport psychology on his existing masters.<br />
ASST. Coach 11th Season<br />
randy pugh<br />
Assistant head coach Randy Pugh will enter his 11th season<br />
as a <strong>UNI</strong> assistant. Pugh joined the <strong>UNI</strong> wrestling staff<br />
following an outstanding athletic career at the <strong>University</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong>.<br />
In his time as a coach, Pugh, a former Panther All-American,<br />
helped develop All-Americans Jarion Beets (174), Eric Hauan<br />
(174), Kyle Hansen (184), Jason Payne (197), Sean Stender<br />
(197) and Paul Hynek (285).<br />
Pugh trained for international competition following his<br />
career on the mat for the Panthers. The Columbus Junction,<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> native finished in fourth place at the USA World Trials<br />
in June 2002 and competed in the Trials again in 2003. In<br />
2002, he won the Sunkist International Open and garnered a<br />
third-place finish at the U.S. Open. In 2003, Pugh again<br />
achieved All-American status as he placed 8th at the U.S.<br />
Open. He also placed third at the Dave Schultz Open in 2003.<br />
As an athlete at <strong>UNI</strong>, Pugh finished fourth at the 2000<br />
NCAA Tournament at 174 pounds, capping a senior season in<br />
which he compiled a 26-4 record. He was ranked as high as<br />
third nationally after upending top-rated Otto Olson at the<br />
Virginia Duals.<br />
Pugh was a state high school champion his senior year<br />
at Columbus Junction before enrolling at the U.S. Naval<br />
Academy, where he compiled a 16-8 record his first year.<br />
After transferring to <strong>UNI</strong> in 1998, he went 54-9 in two<br />
seasons for the Panthers, giving him a 70-17 career mark.<br />
For Pugh, the biggest change from competing on the mat to<br />
coaching his former teammates is motivating others.<br />
“When I was on the mat, I was doing what it took to make<br />
myself a better athlete,” Pugh said. “But as a coach, I am<br />
more concerned with what others are doing and helping them<br />
improve.”<br />
Pugh’s goal for the Panthers is for the athletes to improve<br />
every match out and continue to be good student-athletes.<br />
Pugh graduated <strong>UNI</strong> with a degree in Industrial<br />
Technology.<br />
He and his wife, Krista, are the parents <strong>of</strong> two daughters,<br />
Hayden, 4, and Presley, born February 2010.<br />
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Former NCAA champion and Janesville, <strong>Iowa</strong>, native<br />
Tolly Thompson is beginning his ninth overall<br />
season as Panther assistant coach.<br />
Thompson first joined the Panther staff as the<br />
team’s Conditioning Specialist during the 2002-03<br />
season. He returned to <strong>UNI</strong> after two years as the<br />
strength and conditioning coach at Nebraska. He<br />
was a member <strong>of</strong> the Panthers’ coaching staff during<br />
the 1999-2000 seasons as a volunteer assistant<br />
and recently continued those duties with the team<br />
starting last season.<br />
“The big thing Tolly brings with him is the<br />
winning mentality,” <strong>UNI</strong> head coach Doug Schwab<br />
said.<br />
“He wants to get the most out <strong>of</strong> our wrestlers<br />
and sets very high standards, which fits in very<br />
well with the mentality <strong>of</strong> our staff. He is a<br />
very demanding coach, but deeply cares about each<br />
wrestler.”<br />
Thompson brings a wealth <strong>of</strong> international<br />
experience to the Panther wrestling room, after<br />
being named the winner <strong>of</strong> the 2005 John Smith<br />
Award as the Freestyle Wrestler <strong>of</strong> the Year by<br />
USA <strong>Wrestling</strong>. Thompson represented the United<br />
States for the second straight season at the World<br />
Championships after taking first-place honors at<br />
the 2006 U.S. World Team Trials.<br />
Thompson placed third at the 2005 World<br />
Championships (120/264.5 lbs.) in Budapest,<br />
Hungary, September 28, 2005. He was a previous<br />
member <strong>of</strong> the USA wrestling Freestyle National Team.<br />
After waiting nearly six hours after his firstround<br />
loss, Thompson won three straight matches<br />
in his first trip to the World Championships to<br />
claim his first World medal. He capped his medalwinning<br />
performance with a 1-0, 1-0 win over past<br />
1997 World champion Kuramagomed Kuramagomedov <strong>of</strong><br />
Russia. Thompson’s rally to the bronze propelled the<br />
Americans to an 8th-place finish in the freestyle<br />
competition. Overall, the U.S. team ended the<br />
competition with two bronze medals.<br />
Along with taking a bronze at the 2005 World<br />
Cup, Thompson placed second at the Cerro Pelado<br />
Troy Garrett enters his third season with the <strong>UNI</strong><br />
wrestling team. This is Garrett’s fifth year at<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> as he has spent two seasons working with the<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> cross country and track teams.<br />
Garrett earned his bachelor’s degree from Truman<br />
State <strong>University</strong> in 1995 and then his master’s<br />
from the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> Oklahoma in 1998.<br />
He and his wife, Jennifer, have a daugther,<br />
Marissa (3).<br />
ASST. Coach ninth Season<br />
tolly thompson<br />
International and was the 2005 Dave Schultz<br />
Memorial International Champion.<br />
In U.S. competition, he was the 2005 Nationals<br />
champion and the U.S. World Team Trials Champion.<br />
In March 2004, Thompson placed fourth at the<br />
Acropolis Tournament in Athens, Greece in the<br />
120kd/264.5 pound weight. That April, Thompson<br />
continued his run for an Olympic bid at the U.S.<br />
National Championships in Las Vegas. He was able to<br />
put together a top finish to qualify for the 2004<br />
Olympic Trials in Indianapolis. At the trials,<br />
Thompson rolled through competition to win the<br />
mini-tournament which placed him in the title bout<br />
for an automatic Olympic bid. In a best <strong>of</strong> three<br />
series, Thompson was defeated by Kerry McCoy 5-3<br />
and 8-0, finishing his 2004 Olympic run with a<br />
second place finish.<br />
In 2003, he placed second at the U.S. Open and<br />
World Team Trials. Thompson also was the 2002<br />
Sunkist International Open champion as well as<br />
the New York Athletic Club champion. His hope <strong>of</strong><br />
qualifying for the 2000 Summer Olympics ended at<br />
the team trials in Dallas, where he was defeated in<br />
the semifinal round by world and national champion<br />
Stephen Neal <strong>of</strong> Bakersfield, Calif.<br />
During his collegiate tenure, he compiled a career<br />
record <strong>of</strong> 157-21 from 1993 to 1997 as a Husker.<br />
His 157 wins once placed him on the NCAA’s alltime<br />
wins list. As a Husker, he became Nebraska’s<br />
sixth national champion as a sophomore in 1995 by<br />
defeating <strong>UNI</strong>’s Justin Greenlee. He finished third<br />
at the 1996 and 1997 championships while also<br />
winning the Gorrarian Award for the most falls in<br />
the least time at the 1997 championships. A threetime<br />
Big Eight/Big 12 champion, Thompson was also<br />
a three-time NWCA All-Star.<br />
A graduate <strong>of</strong> Nebraska, he and his wife, Tracy,<br />
have three daughters, Payton, Bree, and Kendall.<br />
ath. trainer third Season<br />
troy garrett<br />
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2011-12 <strong>UNI</strong> WRESTLING ROSTER<br />
NAME WEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL<br />
Cruse Aarhus 125 SR Cedar Rapids, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Cedar Rapids Kennedy<br />
Riley Banach 165 SO Ames, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Ames<br />
Blayne Beale 285 JR Davenport, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Davenport West<br />
Taylor Berger 165 FR Carroll, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Carroll<br />
David Bonin 157 JR Broussard, La./Comeaux<br />
Blaize Cabell 197 FR Independence, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Independence<br />
Cody Caldwell 174 FR Waverly, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Waverly-Shell Rock<br />
Joe Colon 125/33 JR Clear Lake, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Clear Lake/<strong>Iowa</strong> Central CC<br />
Austin Gelbach 174 SO Warrensburg, Mo./Warrensburg/<strong>Iowa</strong> Central CC<br />
Chris Halblom 125 FR Alburnett, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Alburnett<br />
Tanner Hiatt 149 FR Kelley, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Ballard<br />
Ryan Jauch 133 JR Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake Central<br />
Jarrett Jensen 157 FR Rapid City, S.D./Rapid City Stevens<br />
Joe Johnson 197 SR Swea City, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Algona/<strong>Iowa</strong> Central CC<br />
Taylor Kettman 197 RFR Waterloo, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Don Bosco<br />
Kwinn Kraft 149 FR Rockwell City, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Rockwell City-Lytton<br />
Cody Krumwiede 285 FR Waverly, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Waverly-Shell Rock<br />
Joey Lazor 141 JR McDonough, Ga./Union Grove<br />
Ryan Loder 184 SO Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay<br />
Kyle Lux 165 FR Toledo, <strong>Iowa</strong>/South Tama<br />
Seth Noble 141 RFR Mount Union, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Columbus Junction<br />
Adam Perrin 141 FR Eldridge, <strong>Iowa</strong>/North Scott<br />
Onni Prestidge 197 SO Deer River, Minn./Grand Rapids/Ellsworth CC<br />
Cody Schurman 165 FR Milo, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Southeast Warren<br />
Kevin Sherrill 165 SO Cumming, Ga./Darlington<br />
Clay Welter 149 RFR Gilbertville, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Don Bosco<br />
Elliot Wirkler 174 FR Farmersburg, <strong>Iowa</strong>/MFL MarMac<br />
Levi Wolfensperger 133 RFR Denver, <strong>Iowa</strong>/Denver<br />
Coaches<br />
Head Coach: Doug Schwab<br />
Assistant Head Coach: Mark Schwab<br />
Assistant Coach: Randy Pugh<br />
Volnteer Assistant: Tolly Thompson<br />
125<br />
Aarhus<br />
Colon<br />
Halblom<br />
133<br />
Colon<br />
Jauch<br />
Wolfensperger<br />
141<br />
Lazor<br />
Noble<br />
Perrin<br />
149<br />
Hiatt<br />
Kraft<br />
Welter<br />
157<br />
Bonin<br />
Jensen<br />
165<br />
Banach<br />
Berger<br />
Lux<br />
Schurman<br />
Sherrill<br />
174<br />
Caldwell<br />
Gelbach<br />
Wirkler<br />
184<br />
Loder<br />
197<br />
Cabell<br />
Johnson<br />
Kettman<br />
McBroom<br />
Prestidge<br />
285<br />
Beale<br />
Krumwiede<br />
SENIORS (2)<br />
Aarhus<br />
Johnson<br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>ORS (5)<br />
Beale<br />
Bonin<br />
Colon<br />
Jauch<br />
Lazor<br />
SOPHOMORES (5)<br />
Gelbach<br />
Prestidge<br />
Sherrill<br />
Banach<br />
Loder<br />
REDSHIRT<br />
FRESHMEN (4)<br />
Kettman<br />
Noble<br />
Welter<br />
Wolfensperger<br />
FRESHMEN (13)<br />
Berger<br />
Cabell<br />
Caldwell<br />
Halblom<br />
Hiatt<br />
Jensen<br />
Kraft<br />
Krumwiede<br />
Lux<br />
McBroom<br />
Perrin<br />
Schurman<br />
Wirkler<br />
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senior 125<br />
cruse aarhus<br />
cedar rapids, iowa<br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>OR (2010-11): Finished the season with a 7-1<br />
record in open tournaments ... claimed the 125-pound<br />
title at the Glen Brand Open ... took second place<br />
at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open.<br />
SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Went 16-5 in open tournaments,<br />
claiming first place finishes at the Jim Fox Open,<br />
Brand Open and Duhawk Open ... took runner-up honors<br />
at the Loras Open.<br />
FRESHMAN (2008-09): Joined the Panther lineup for<br />
the Michigan dual at the National Duals (Jan. 10),<br />
posted nine wins, including one by fall ... recorded<br />
freshman 125<br />
chris halblom<br />
a l b u r n e t t , i o w a<br />
FRESHMAN (2010-11): Posted a 20-2 record in open<br />
tournaments, claiming titles at the Loras Open and<br />
Kaufman/Brand Open...placed second at the Grand<br />
View Open and third at the Harold Nichols Cyclone<br />
Open...led the team in pins with 13 while having<br />
no falls scored against him...recorded three major<br />
decisions and one technical fall.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time state placewinner...state<br />
champion his junior and senior seasons competing at<br />
119 and 125...runner-up his freshman and sophomore<br />
seasons at 103 and 112...helped team capture state<br />
title senior season while placing second junior<br />
season...four year letterwinner in wrestling...<br />
named to honor roll all four years.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31<br />
TOTAL 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31<br />
a 6-3 win over Air Force’s Andrew Zwirlein en route<br />
to the Panthers 42-0 win. 2007-08: Redshirted ...<br />
tallied a mark <strong>of</strong> 11-9 as an unattached wrestler<br />
... placed 2nd at the Loras Open ... competed at the<br />
2008 FILA Junior Nationals held in Las Vegas, Nev.<br />
(4/23-26).<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Was the No. 1-ranked senior in the nation<br />
at 103 pounds according to InterMat ... wrestled<br />
four years at 103 pounds for Cedar Rapids Kennedy<br />
High School ... captured the 2007 3A 103-pound state<br />
title with a record <strong>of</strong> 38-1 ... took third-place<br />
honors in the 2006 3A 103-pound weight class with a<br />
mark <strong>of</strong> 26-8 ... served as wrestling team captain<br />
in 2006 an 2007, while earning team MVP honors in<br />
both seasons.<br />
PERSONAL: Born June 2, 1989, in Cedar Rapids, <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
... son <strong>of</strong> Jason and Lisa Aarhus ... has two siblings<br />
(Riley, Sydney) ... major is exercise science.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
08-09 9-12 3-6 1-5 -- 1-1 2:01<br />
09-10 16-5 -- 5-2 4-0 0-1 --<br />
10-11 7-1 -- 1-1 2-0 1-0 6:34<br />
TOTAL 32-18 3-6 7-8 6-0 2-2 2:01<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion at <strong>Iowa</strong> High<br />
School State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament (2009-2011) ...<br />
placed second at state as freshman ... compiled<br />
career record <strong>of</strong> 167-4 throughout high school ...<br />
helped Alburnett High School place third at state<br />
(Class 1A) two years in a row (2010-2011) ... high<br />
school coach: Kane Thompson.<br />
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 29, 1992 ... favorite movie is<br />
"Never Back Down" ... says the biggest influence<br />
in his life has been his father because, "he's<br />
always been there for me."<br />
RS Freshman 133<br />
levi wolfensperger<br />
D e n v e r , I o w a<br />
PERSONAL: Son <strong>of</strong> Ryan and Bobbie Wolfensperger...<br />
born Sept. 5, 1991 in Waterloo, <strong>Iowa</strong>...has one<br />
brother, Ivan.<br />
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Junior 133<br />
Ryan Jauch<br />
Crystal Lake, Illinois<br />
SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Started at 133 pounds in 18<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Panthers 21 dual matches...finished the<br />
season with a 19-16 mark...spent the latter half<br />
<strong>of</strong> the season ranked in the top 33 at 133 pounds<br />
by The <strong>Wrestling</strong> Report and the NCAA Rating Percentage<br />
Index...finished fourth at 133 pounds at<br />
the NCAA West Regional...took second place at the<br />
Harold Nichols Cyclone Open and the <strong>UNI</strong> Open.<br />
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009-10): Took fourth place at<br />
the NCAA West Regional...picked up four dual wins<br />
including a pin over Harvard's Fermin Mendez...<br />
finished the season 13-15 overall...placed third<br />
at the Duhawk Open and sixth at the Loras Open.<br />
FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in three open tournaments...posted<br />
a 9-5 overall record.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate <strong>of</strong> Crystal Lake Central<br />
High School ... four-time Illinois state<br />
wrestling qualifier ... placed fourth in the<br />
state as a senior after posting a season mark <strong>of</strong><br />
40-3 ... had a four-year combined prep record <strong>of</strong><br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>OR COLLEGE: NJCAA national champion (2010) ...<br />
named “Outstanding Wrestler” at 2010 NJCAA Tournament<br />
... helped <strong>Iowa</strong> Central Community College win the<br />
2010 NJCAA National Championship.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time state champion in <strong>Iowa</strong> (2007<br />
& 2009) ... Placed third at state his junior season<br />
(2008) ... helped Clear Lake High School win four<br />
straight North Central Conference titles (2006-2009).<br />
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 22, 1991 ... son <strong>of</strong> Robert and Maria<br />
Colon ... has three brothers ... hobbies include<br />
fishing, cliff jumping, and jet skiing.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed in top three at <strong>Iowa</strong> High School<br />
State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament (Class 3A) every season:<br />
one state championship (2008 - 103), one runner-up<br />
finish (2010 - 125), and two thrid place finishes<br />
(2009 - 112 & 2011 - 130) ... compiled a career record<br />
<strong>of</strong> 144-6 ... four-year Honor Roll student ...<br />
high school wrestling coach: Eugene Kreiter.<br />
PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1993 ... son <strong>of</strong> Corey and<br />
Beverly... has two siblings: Blair (23) and Alyssa<br />
(12) ... favorite movie is "Dumb and Dumber" ...<br />
favorite historical figure is Dan Gable.<br />
145-22 ... as a freshman, he was a freestyle state<br />
champion and runner-up in Greco-Roman ... as a<br />
sophomore, Jauch was a freestyle and Greco state<br />
champion ... as a junior, he placed fifth in the<br />
nation in Fargo, N.D., in the Greco competition<br />
... tallied a fourth-place finish at the Senior<br />
Nationals in 2008 ... was ranked No. 20 in the<br />
nation at 119 pounds by <strong>Wrestling</strong> USA ... was also<br />
ranked No. 9 in the nation among seniors at 119<br />
pounds by <strong>Wrestling</strong> USA.<br />
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 27, 1990, in H<strong>of</strong>fman Estates,<br />
Ill. ... son <strong>of</strong> Brian and Stacy Jauch ... has<br />
three siblings ... majoring in biology.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
09-10 13-15 4-7 0-1 0-1 5-2 0:40<br />
10-11 19-16 8-10 6-2 1-0 0-2 --<br />
TOTAL 32-31 12-17 6-3 1-1 5-4 0:40<br />
Junior 125/33<br />
j o e c o l o n<br />
c l e a r l a k e , i o w a<br />
freshman 141<br />
adam perrin<br />
e l d r i d g e , i o w a<br />
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junior 141<br />
joey lazor<br />
mcdonough, georgia<br />
SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Joined the Panther dual<br />
lineup for the North Dakota State dual, winning<br />
seven <strong>of</strong> his nine dual matches, including one by<br />
fall...recorded a 4-1 mark in WWC duals, earning<br />
him the No. 3 seed at the West Regional...<br />
earned All-WWC honors after taking third place<br />
at the West Regional...took second place at the<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> Open, third at the Loras Open...finished the<br />
season with a 22-8 record including a 7-2 mark<br />
in dual matches...won four matches by technical<br />
fall, picked up five wins by fall.<br />
FRESHMAN (2009-10): Started at 133 pounds in<br />
11 <strong>of</strong> the Panthers dual matches, picking up<br />
wins over SDSU's Tyler Johnson and Appalachian<br />
State's Jacob Earp.<br />
FRESHMAN (2010-11): Finished the season with an<br />
impressive 17-3 mark in open tournament action...<br />
captured the 149-pound title at the Loras Open...<br />
placed second at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open<br />
and Kaufman/Brand Open, finished third at the <strong>UNI</strong><br />
Open.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time state placewinner, capturing<br />
two state titles...won the 140-pound weight<br />
class his senior season and 135-pound class his<br />
sophomore season...finished second at 140-pounds<br />
in 2009 and fifth as a freshman in 2007...earned<br />
four letters in wrestling, two letters in cross<br />
country and football and one in track.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31<br />
TOTAL 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a 2009 graduate <strong>of</strong> Union Grove High<br />
School in McDonough, Ga...member <strong>of</strong> the all-state<br />
team in 2008-2009...holds records for most pins in<br />
a single season (50) and most career pins (180)...<br />
was undefeated his junior and senior year boasting<br />
a record <strong>of</strong> 110-0...earned letters in wrestling (4)<br />
and cross country (4)<br />
PERSONAL: Born June 28, 1991, in McDonough, Georgia<br />
... son <strong>of</strong> Rich and Gloria Lazor ... has two siblings<br />
(Alex, Markee) ... major is elementary education.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
09-10 8-14 2-9 2-4 -- 3-5 0:47<br />
10-11 22-8 7-2 3-1 4-1 5-2 1:19<br />
TOTAL 30-22 9-11 5-5 4-1 8-7 0:47<br />
rs freshman 141<br />
seth noble<br />
mount union, iowa<br />
PERSONAL: Son <strong>of</strong> Glen and Melissa Noble...born June<br />
28, 1991...has a brother, Colton...chose <strong>UNI</strong> because<br />
<strong>of</strong> the business school and proximity to home...<br />
enjoys video games and fishing...favorite sports<br />
memory is winning his first state championship.<br />
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FRESHMAN (2010-11): Redshirted<br />
rs freshman 149<br />
clay welter<br />
gilbertville, iowa<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time wrestling state placewinner...captured<br />
state titles his sophomore and<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed in the top three each year at<br />
the <strong>Iowa</strong> High School State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament,<br />
including a second place finish in 2011 (145), a<br />
third place finish in 2010 (140), a first place<br />
finish in 2009 (140), and a second place finish<br />
in 2008 (130) ... broke Ballard High School alltime<br />
win record (174 wins) ... posted a perfect<br />
47-0 record his sophomore season ... helped Ballard<br />
High School win consecutive Class 2A state<br />
wrestling championships (2008 & 2009) ... earned<br />
All-Raccoon River Conference honors for every<br />
sport in which he competed (wrestling, football,<br />
and track) ... high school wrestling coach: Jeff<br />
Weatherman.<br />
PERSONAL: Born July 15, 1992 ... volunteered<br />
for a week in New Orleans following Hurricane<br />
freshman 149<br />
kwinn kraft<br />
rockwell city, iowa<br />
freshman 157<br />
jarrett jensen<br />
rapid city, south dakota<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion in South<br />
Dakota (2008 - 2010) ... runner-up at 2011 South<br />
junior season at 145 and 152 pounds...placed<br />
sixth his senior season after being forced to<br />
injury default...helped Don Bosco to three state<br />
championships and four dual team championships...<br />
three-time letterwinner in wrestling, five-time<br />
letterwinner in baseball...earned all-conference<br />
honors five times and all-district honors<br />
four times in baseball...three-time all-state<br />
honoree in baseball...helped Don Bosco qualify<br />
for the baseball state tournament twice...listed<br />
on the honor roll.<br />
PERSONAL: Son <strong>of</strong> Ron Welter...born Sept. 2, 1991<br />
in Waterloo, <strong>Iowa</strong>...also recruited by Wartburg,<br />
Nebraska, <strong>Iowa</strong> Central and Minnesota...chose <strong>UNI</strong><br />
because he “wanted to compete at the highest<br />
level <strong>of</strong> collegiate wrestling and it’s close to<br />
home.”<br />
freshman 149<br />
tanner hiatt<br />
k e l l e y , i o w a<br />
Katrina ... says his favorite memory from competing<br />
in sports is “winning the Fargo Nationals.”<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Set all-time takedown and win record<br />
with South Central Calhoun High School, compiling<br />
career record <strong>of</strong> 171-18 ... team captain ...<br />
also competed in cross country and soccer ...<br />
high school wrestling coach: Lance Schultz.<br />
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 25, 1992 ... son <strong>of</strong> Keith<br />
and Kelly Kraft ... enjoys fishing, hunting, and<br />
traveling ... says the biggest influence in his<br />
life has been his parents beause, "they have<br />
never given up on anything I do."<br />
Dakota High School <strong>Wrestling</strong> Championships ...<br />
helped Rapid City Stevens High School win two Class<br />
A state wrestling championships (2008 & 2011) ...<br />
part <strong>of</strong> two state champion baseball teams ... Honor<br />
Roll student (2008 - 2011) ... high school wrestling<br />
coach: Brian Moser.<br />
PERSONAL: Born March 25, 1992 ... son <strong>of</strong> Rick and<br />
Janet Jensen ... has three siblings: Kendra (28),<br />
Jarrick (18), and Jarran (16) ... enjoys camping and<br />
cliff diving in his spare time ... says his parents<br />
have been the biggest influence in his life because,<br />
“They have given me tons <strong>of</strong> support and knowledge in<br />
life.” ... says the best lesson he’s learned in life<br />
so far is, “Nothing in life you want comes easy.”<br />
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SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Qualified for the NCAA<br />
Championships at the West Regional after placing<br />
second at 157 pounds...finished the dual season<br />
on an eight-match winning streak, including<br />
five <strong>of</strong> those wins coming by a major decision<br />
score...started every dual for the Panthers at<br />
157 pounds...recorded three wins over wrestlers<br />
ranked higher than him including a 6-4 decision<br />
over No. 10 Justin Lister (Binghamton), a pin<br />
over No. 11 Derek St. John (<strong>Iowa</strong>) and a 14-4 major<br />
decision over No. 18 Bryan Deutsch (<strong>Northern</strong><br />
Illinois)...earned his first trip to the medal<br />
stand at the prestigious Midlands Championships,<br />
placing sixth...spent most <strong>of</strong> the season<br />
ranked, climbing as high as No. 18 by Intermat<br />
and D1collegewrestle.net...posted a 2-2 record<br />
at the NCAA Championships including a second win<br />
over Deutsch (<strong>Northern</strong> Illinois) and a 5-4 decision<br />
over Matt Kaylor (Binghamton).<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
09-10 13-15 4-7 0-1 0-1 5-2 0:40<br />
10-11 19-16 8-10 6-2 1-0 0-2 --<br />
TOTAL 32-31 12-17 6-3 1-1 5-4 0:40<br />
David Bonin<br />
sophomore 165<br />
riley banach<br />
a m e s , i o w a<br />
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2010-11): Placed at a pair<br />
<strong>of</strong> open tournaments, taking sixth at the Harold<br />
Nichols Cyclone Open and fourth at the Duhawk<br />
Open...posted an overall record <strong>of</strong> 15-14...<br />
jumped into the starting dual line-up against<br />
North Dakota State...finished the season with<br />
five pins.<br />
junior 157<br />
david bonin<br />
broussard, louisiana<br />
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009-10): Earned runner-up<br />
honors at the NCAA West Regional earning secondteam<br />
all-conference accolades...posted a perfect<br />
3-0 record in Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference<br />
duals...earned team's Rookie Award...finished<br />
the season with an overall record <strong>of</strong> 15-16.<br />
FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in five open tournaments...posted<br />
a 21-7 overall record...earned<br />
Redshirt Award at team banquet.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time state champion in Louisiana<br />
in the 160-pound weight class ... posted<br />
a perfect 59-0 as a senior ... tallied a 56-1 record<br />
as a junior ... went 57-3 as a sophomore ...<br />
four-year prep record was 216-10 ... a four-time<br />
state placer after earning third in the state as<br />
a freshman ... was ranked No. 27 in the nation at<br />
160 pounds by <strong>Wrestling</strong> USA ... was also ranked<br />
No. 20 in the nation among seniors at 160 pounds<br />
by <strong>Wrestling</strong> USA ... four-time all-district and<br />
all-state selection ... earned letters in wrestling<br />
and football ... high school coach: Keith<br />
Bergaron.<br />
PERSONAL: Born May 30, 1989, in Lafayette, La.<br />
... son <strong>of</strong> David Bonin and Debbie Bernard ...<br />
has a sister, Shelby ... majoring in history ...<br />
enjoys hunting, fishing and the outdoors.<br />
FRESHMAN (2009-10): Took fifth place at the Duhawk<br />
Open...picked up 10 wins in open tournaments.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Wrestled three years at 171 pounds<br />
for Ames High School ... two-time state place<br />
winner (6th in 2008, 3rd in 2009)...two-time<br />
district champion and conference champion senior<br />
year...served as wrestling team captain<br />
in 2009...overall record <strong>of</strong> 55-22 with the most<br />
tech-falls on the team during senior year (7)...<br />
earned a letter in football...also recruited by<br />
Cornell, Wartburg, and Grand View.<br />
PERSONAL: Born October 8, 1990, in Ames, <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
... son <strong>of</strong> Ed and Kelly Banach ...has two siblings<br />
(Bailey, Ross) ...major is marketing.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 15-14 0-1 1-3 -- 5-5 1:23<br />
TOTAL 15-14 0-1 1-3 -- 5-5 1:23<br />
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sophomore 165<br />
kevin sherrill<br />
c u m m i n g , g e o r g i a<br />
FRESHMAN (2010-11): Picked up three wins in action<br />
at open tournaments.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Captured 171-pound title at the<br />
Georgia High School Class A Championships in<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed three times at <strong>Iowa</strong> High School<br />
State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament, including a 1st place<br />
finish in 2011 (Class 3A - 160) and a 2nd place<br />
finish in 2010 (Class 2A - 152) ... two-time 3A<br />
First Team All-State football at linebacker.<br />
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1992 ... son <strong>of</strong> Bob and<br />
Brenda Berger ... has two sisters: Jessica (16) and<br />
Haley (8) ... says his biggest influence in life<br />
has been his uncle Kevin Feld, who "always spent<br />
time with him growing up" ... says the best lesson<br />
he's learned in life so far is, "Do your best all<br />
the time, and the rest will take care <strong>of</strong> itself."<br />
freshman 165<br />
cody schurman<br />
m i l o , i o w a<br />
freshman 165<br />
k y l e l u x<br />
t o l e d o , i o w a<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Undefeated state champion in <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
(Class 2A - 160) his senior season ... placed<br />
2010 as well as the area title...was named team<br />
captain senior season and finished the season<br />
with the most takedowns on the team...Finished<br />
fourth at state his junior season and third at<br />
the area championships...helped his team qualify<br />
for the 2009 state championships...four-time<br />
wrestling letterwinner...listed on the honor<br />
roll his junior and senior season.<br />
PERSONAL: Son <strong>of</strong> Darrin and Terri Sherrill...born<br />
Nov. 1, 1991 in Atlanta, Ga...has one brother,<br />
Michael...served as a volunteer wrestling coach<br />
at a local wrestling club his senior season...<br />
lists his favorite movie as "Die Hard" and favorite<br />
book as "Of Mice and Men."<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 3-10 -- -- 0-1 0-2 1:23<br />
TOTAL 3-10 -- -- 0-1 0-2 1:23<br />
freshman 165<br />
taylor berger<br />
c a r r o l l , i o w a<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Sectional champion (2011) ...<br />
placed eighth at <strong>Iowa</strong> High School State <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Tournament (2011 - 160) ... conference<br />
champion (2009) ... high school wrestling coach:<br />
Dallas O'Brien.<br />
PERSONAL: Born April 16, 1993 ... son <strong>of</strong> Andy<br />
and Becky Schurman ... volunteered with pee-wee<br />
wrestling and football programs in his hometown<br />
... says his biggest influence in life has been<br />
his father because, "he pushed me to work hard<br />
and accomplish goals." ... favorite movie is<br />
"Happy Gilmore."<br />
eighth and third at state during his junior<br />
and sophomore seasons, respectively ... threetime<br />
Little Hawkeye Conference champion (2009<br />
- 2011) ... team captain ... two-time All-<br />
District Football player ... high school wrestling<br />
coach: Nathan Van Dyke.<br />
PERSONAL: Born Aug. 6, 1992 ... son <strong>of</strong> Troy<br />
and Suzanne Lux ... has one brother: Erik (16)<br />
... says the biggest influence in his life has<br />
been Brenon Chyma, who "has pushed me ever<br />
since I stepped foot in this sport, as well<br />
as football." ... says the best lesson he's<br />
learned in life so far is, "let the past motivate<br />
you."<br />
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HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion at <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
High School State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament (2009 -<br />
2011) ... named <strong>Iowa</strong>'s "Mr. Wrestler" (2011) ...<br />
helped Waverly-Shell Rock High School win four<br />
straight state championships (2008 - 2011) ...<br />
Dave Schultz Award winner for <strong>Iowa</strong> (2011) ...<br />
Placed third at Fargo Junior Nationals (2011)<br />
... posted a perfect 37-0 record his junior season<br />
(2010) ... four-year Honor Roll student ...<br />
member <strong>of</strong> National Honor Society.<br />
PERSONAL: Born July 4, 1992 ... son <strong>of</strong> Rick and<br />
Kristi Caldwell ... father is the head wrestling<br />
coach at Waverly-Shell Rock High School ... has<br />
two sisters: Kinsey (17) and Abby (15) ... says<br />
he selected <strong>UNI</strong> because, "with a combination<br />
<strong>of</strong> coaching staff, training opportunities, and<br />
location, it's where I feel I can reach my full<br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>OR COLLEGE: Wrestled for <strong>Iowa</strong> Central CC,<br />
who finished fourth at the NJCAA <strong>Wrestling</strong> Championships.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Finished his senior season as an<br />
undefeated 46-0 state champion (2009) at 171<br />
pounds, wrestling for Warrensburg High School<br />
... placed third and fifth at state his junior<br />
and sophomore seasons, wrestling at 160 pounds.<br />
freshman 174<br />
elliot wirkler<br />
farmersburg, iowa<br />
freshman 174<br />
cody caldwell<br />
w a v e r l y , i o w a<br />
potential." ... says his biggest influence in<br />
life has been his father because, "he has always<br />
been there to take me to tournaments and coach<br />
me to be the best wrestler and person I can be."<br />
sophomore 174<br />
austin gelbach<br />
warrensburg, missouri<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed fourth at <strong>Iowa</strong> High School<br />
State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament (2011) in Class 2A,<br />
wrestling for MFL-Central.<br />
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sophomore 184<br />
ryan loder<br />
granite bay, california<br />
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2010-11): Named Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference Freshman <strong>of</strong> the Year...Captured<br />
the West Regional title at 184 pounds with a 4-3<br />
win over No.5-ranked Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming) to<br />
earn his first trip to the NCAA Championships...<br />
entered the NCAA championships seeded sixth and<br />
advanced to the round <strong>of</strong> 12 before bowing out to<br />
eventual All-American and No. 4 seeded Travis Rutt<br />
(Wisconsin) by a narrow 4-2 margin...finished the<br />
season with a 30-11 record, leading the team in<br />
wins...won 23 <strong>of</strong> his last 28 matches, including<br />
a string <strong>of</strong> 12 straight wins with victories<br />
over six ranked opponents...climbed as high as<br />
No. 5 in the Intermat rankings at 184 pounds...<br />
ranked second on the team in points scored in<br />
dual matches...was named Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference<br />
Wrestler <strong>of</strong> the Week three times (Dec. 7,<br />
Jan. 11 and Jan. 25)...placed fifth at the prestigious<br />
Midlands Championships, pinning <strong>Iowa</strong>'s<br />
Grant Gambrall...posted three consecutive wins<br />
over ranked opponents during the 2011 National<br />
Duals, upsetting No. 12 Mike Larson (Missouri),<br />
3-1, Ohio State's No. 20-ranked Cody Magrum, 6-4,<br />
and No. 11 Chris Perry (Oklahoma State), 8-2...<br />
recorded six wins by fall, six by major decisions<br />
and three by technical falls while having none<br />
<strong>of</strong> those verdicts scored against him...started<br />
every match for the Panthers at 184 pounds.<br />
FRESHMAN (2009-10): Finished the season with an<br />
impressive 32-5 record competing in open tournaments...captured<br />
titles at the Loras Open, Husky<br />
Open, Jim Fox Open, and Brand Open...placed<br />
REDSHIRT J<strong>UNI</strong>OR (2010-11): Took third place at<br />
the <strong>UNI</strong> Open at 197 pounds... posted five wins,<br />
including two by major decision... suffered a<br />
shoulder injury late in the season.<br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>OR (2009-10): Redshirted.<br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>OR COLLEGE: Two-time All-American at <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
Central Community College...team won national<br />
championships two consecutive years.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state place winner at<br />
North Kossuth High School...two-time conference<br />
champion...honor roll student.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 5-7 1-6 2-1 -- 0-3 --<br />
TOTAL 5-7 1-6 2-1 -- 0-3 --<br />
third at the Cyclone Open, Kaufman-Brand Open<br />
and Duhawk Open...picked up 10 wins by fall and<br />
eight major decision victories...earned team's<br />
Redshirt Award.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time freestyle All-American...<br />
won the Freestyle Triple Crown in 2007...placed<br />
second at the national meet as a junior, third<br />
as a sophomore and fourth as a senior...was undefeated<br />
through his senior year and was ranked<br />
No.1 heading into the California State Tournament...lost<br />
two matches at the state tournament<br />
(by a combined total <strong>of</strong> three points) due to<br />
injury and placed fifth...won California State<br />
Freestyle Championship both his junior and senior<br />
seasons...was 2005 California Junior High Folkstyle<br />
State Champion...three-time all-conference<br />
honoree...named team captain all four seasons...<br />
also played football earning third-team all-state<br />
honors as a linebacker.<br />
PERSONAL: Son <strong>of</strong> Ron and Kathy Loder...born in<br />
Roseville, Calif., on June 5, 1991...has two<br />
brothers...chose <strong>UNI</strong> because <strong>of</strong> the people and<br />
the wrestling team...majoring in business.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 30-11 14-7 6-0 3-0 6-0 1:10<br />
TOTAL 30-11 14-7 6-0 3-0 6-0 1:10<br />
senior 197<br />
joe johnson<br />
s w e a c i t y , i o w a<br />
PERSONAL: Born April 17, 1989 , in Fairmont,<br />
Minn....son <strong>of</strong> Lyndon and Tiffany Johnson...has<br />
three siblings (Brittney, Logan, Garrett)...major<br />
is elementary education.<br />
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FRESHMAN (2010-11): Picked up eight wins in open<br />
tournament action including four wins by fall...<br />
finished third at the Loras Open at 197 pounds.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Captured the 189-pound title at the<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> High School Championships in 2010, earned<br />
runner-up honors in 2009 and placed third in<br />
2008...three-time varsity letterwinner in wrestling...helped<br />
high school team to four state<br />
championships and four state duals championships...also<br />
played football, earning first team<br />
all-district honors as a linebacker...listed on<br />
honor roll all four years as well as being a<br />
member <strong>of</strong> National Honor Society.<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
10-11 8-5 -- 1-0 -- 4-1 0:50<br />
TOTAL 8-5 -- 1-0 -- 4-1 0:50<br />
sophomore 197<br />
Onni prestidge<br />
deer river, minnesota<br />
freshman 197<br />
blaize cabell<br />
independence, iowa<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed three-straight years at<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> High School State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament,<br />
including third place finish as senior (Class<br />
3A - 189) ... 1st Team Academic All-State (2011)<br />
... helped Southeast Polk High School place<br />
fourth at traditional and dual state tournaments<br />
(2011) ... attended National Council On Youth<br />
Leadership ... high school wrestling coach: Jason<br />
Christenson<br />
rs freshman 197<br />
taylor kettman<br />
w a t e r l o o , i o w a<br />
PERSONAL: Son <strong>of</strong> Tom and Ann Kettman...Born July<br />
3, 1991, in Waterloo, <strong>Iowa</strong>...has one sister,<br />
Nicole.<br />
J<strong>UNI</strong>OR COLLEGE: National qualifier at Ellsworth<br />
Community College (2009).<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Competed at Minnesota State <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Tournament (2007) ... team captain (2007)<br />
... also played football and participated in<br />
marching band ... Eagle Scout ... high school<br />
wrestling coach: Dan Jinks.<br />
PERSONAL: Born May 25, 1989 ... son <strong>of</strong> Kris and<br />
Kim Prestidge ... has one sibling: Ilo (23) ...<br />
favorite movie is “Animal House” ... says the<br />
best lesson he’s learned in life so far is,<br />
“Never eat yellow snow!”<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Placed twice at <strong>Iowa</strong> High School<br />
State <strong>Wrestling</strong> Tournament, including a 3rd<br />
place finish in 2011 (Class 2A - 189) and a 6th<br />
place finish in 2009 (Class 2A - 171) ... placed<br />
second at Fargo Junior Nationals (2011) ... also<br />
played football (running back) and baseball<br />
(outfielder).<br />
PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1993 in Evansville, Ind.<br />
... son <strong>of</strong> Tim and Sondra Cabell ... has one<br />
sibling: Trenton (14) ... enjoys fishing in his<br />
spare time ... says his biggest influence in life<br />
Bo Jackson, who is a "great person and athlete."<br />
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 25, 1993 ... son <strong>of</strong> Todd and<br />
Rhonda McBroom ... has two sisters: Megan (23)<br />
and Allie (18) ... favorite movie is "Rocky 4"<br />
... says his biggest influence in life has been<br />
his high school wrestling coach Jason Christenson<br />
because, "he did everything in his power to make me a better wrestler."<br />
freshman 197<br />
a.j. mcbroom<br />
r u n n e l l s , i o w a<br />
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junior 285<br />
blayne beale<br />
d a v e n p o r t , i o w a<br />
SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Jumped into the starting<br />
dual lineup for four duals, posting a 3-1 record<br />
including two wins in Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference<br />
action...posted 12 wins by fall, the second<br />
highest on the team...finished the season with<br />
a 22-10 record...captured third place honors at<br />
both the Glen Brand Open and Grant View Open<br />
while taking fifth place at the Harold Nichols<br />
Cyclone Open and <strong>UNI</strong> Open.<br />
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009-10): Competed in six<br />
open tournaments...posted a 18-12 record including<br />
16 wins by fall...earned runner-up honors<br />
at the Brand Open...placed fourth at the Flash<br />
Open, Grand View Open and Duhawk Open.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion in <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
(Class 3A: 2009-2011)...placed sixth at state his<br />
freshman season...helped Waverly-Shell Rock High<br />
School win four-consecutive Class 3A traditional<br />
state championships (2008-2011) and threestraight<br />
dual state championships (2008-2010)...<br />
placed second at Fargo Junior Nationals (2011)...<br />
high school wrestling coach: Rick Caldwell.<br />
PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1992...son <strong>of</strong> Ron and<br />
Shelly Krumwiede...has two siblings: Jade and<br />
Haylie...favorite wrestling-related memory is<br />
"winning state for the first time"...favorite<br />
movie is "The Hangover."<br />
FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in six open tournaments....posted<br />
a 16-11 record including 13 wins<br />
by fall.<br />
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate <strong>of</strong> Davenport West<br />
High School ... secured 66 wins over his final<br />
two seasons, which included a pair <strong>of</strong> top-eight<br />
finishes at the state tournament ... placed seventh<br />
in 2007 ... bettered that with a fourthplace<br />
finish in 2008 in the 285-pound weight<br />
class ... first-team all-conference selection<br />
as a senior ... third-team all-conference honoree<br />
in football ... earned letters in wrestling<br />
(2), football (2) and track (1) ... high school<br />
coach: Pat Rial.<br />
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 27, 1989, in Davenport, <strong>Iowa</strong><br />
... son <strong>of</strong> Lori Karman and Sancho McDonald ...<br />
has five siblings, Kyle (15), Kaytlyn (10), Anisa<br />
(14), Austin (6) and Nathan (10) ... majoring<br />
in exercise science ... selected <strong>UNI</strong> because "it<br />
was just a great fit. I took one visit and knew<br />
I wanted to be here."<br />
YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN<br />
09-10 18-12 -- 2-2 -- 16-1 0:44<br />
10-11 22-10 3-1 2-0 -- 12-1 0:27<br />
TOTAL 40-22 3-1 4-2 -- 28-2 0:27<br />
freshman 285<br />
cody krumwiede<br />
w a v e r l y , i o w a<br />
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2010 - 2011<br />
SEASON<br />
IN<br />
REVIEW
2010-11 Results/Statistics<br />
WWC POINTS MD TF PIN QUICK<br />
WT WRESTLER OVERALL DUALS CAREER C. DUALS DUALS (<strong>UNI</strong>-OP) W-L W-L W-L PIN<br />
125 Cruse Aarhus 7-1 -- 32-18 3-6 -- -- 1-1 2-0 1-0 6:34<br />
125 Caleb Flores 15-12 10-9 45-50 23-30 4-1 38-34 3-2 -- 0-1 --<br />
125 Levi Wolfenspgerger* 20-2 -- 20-2 -- -- -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31<br />
125 Terrance Young 11-4 1-1 26-14 5-4 -- 3-6 -- -- 4-2 1:35<br />
133 Jake Damon 10-7 -- 10-7 -- -- -- 1-2 -- 2-2 4:03<br />
133 Steven Fitzgerald 1-2 1-2 13-17 4-7 -- 3-8 -- 0-1 -- --<br />
133 Ryan Jauch 19-16 8-10 41-36 12-17 2-3 28-35 6-2 1-0 0-2 --<br />
141 Alec H<strong>of</strong>fman 3-8 0-3 17-15 1-6 -- 0-15 1-3 0-1 0-2 --<br />
141 Joey Lazor 22-8 7-2 30-22 9-11 4-1 30-11 3-1 4-1 5-2 1:19<br />
141 Seth Noble* 17-3 -- 17-3 -- -- -- 2-0 -- 2-0 2:44<br />
141 Aaron Senzee 8-5 5-4 16-9 5-4 -- 16-15 1-0 -- 0-1 --<br />
149 Jamal Lawrence 11-14 2-7 24-30 2-17 -- 10-27 6-0 -- 2-3 4:02<br />
149 Derrick Miner 2-4 -- 2-4 -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 --<br />
149 Brett Robbins 16-9 9-3 46-25 16-10 5-0 30-10 4-2 -- 0-2 --<br />
157 David Bonin 26-13 15-6 41-29 23-17 4-1 55-18 5-2 1-0 4-2 2:34<br />
165 Riley Banach 15-14 0-1 15-14 0-1 0-1 0-6 1-3 -- 5-5 1:23<br />
165 Trevor Kittleson 3-5 1-3 59-31 9-9 1-2 3-12 0-4 -- 0-1 --<br />
165 Nick Pickerell 5-10 5-8 27-21 9-12 -- 17-30 -- 1-0 0-2 --<br />
165 Kevin Sherrill 3-10 -- 3-10 -- -- -- -- 0-1 0-2 --<br />
165 John Simon 11-12 0-3 24-29 0-3 0-1 0-14 0-1 0-1 4-3 1:37<br />
174 Jarion Beets 6-5 1-3 50-32 21-18 -- 3-15 0-1 1-0 1-2 4:07<br />
174 Brice Wolf 17-15 10-9 17-15 10-9 4-1 38-30 5-1 3-1 0-1 --<br />
184 Ryan Loder 30-11 14-7 30-11 14-7 4-1 52-21 6-0 3-0 6-0 1:10<br />
197 Andy O’Loughlin 10-9 5-6 35-36 15-20 2-1 16-20 1-3 -- 2-1 2:51<br />
197 Joe Johnson 5-7 1-6 5-7 1-6 0-1 6-28 2-1 -- 0-3 --<br />
197 Taylor Kettman* 8-5 -- 8-5 -- -- -- 1-0 -- 4-1 0:50<br />
285 Blayne Beale 22-10 3-1 37-21 3-1 2-0 15-3 2-0 -- 12-1 0:27<br />
285 Christian Brantley 25-8 14-3 76-28 39-13 3-0 55-9 5-1 -- 3-0 3:17<br />
285 Brent Lambie 6-8 -- 12-15 -- -- -- -- -- 1-2 2:54<br />
*Redshirted, competed as an individual in open tournaments<br />
2010-11 <strong>UNI</strong> <strong>Wrestling</strong> Schedule<br />
12-9 Overall, 5-0 WWC<br />
Nov. 6 Loras Open 2 INDIV. CHAMPS<br />
Nov. 14 at Northwestern Duals<br />
vs. McKendree W, 34-9<br />
vs. UW-Parkside W, 34-6<br />
vs. Northwestern L, 6-26<br />
Nov. 20 Old Dominion W, 19-15<br />
Nov. 27 at Northeast Duals<br />
vs. Binghamton W, 18-15<br />
vs. Maryland L. 16-19<br />
vs. Bloomsburg L, 14-18<br />
Dec. 4 <strong>UNI</strong> Open 2 INDIV. CHAMPS<br />
Dec. 9 <strong>Iowa</strong> L, 0-39<br />
Dec. 11 at Wisconsin L, 14-25<br />
Dec. 29-30 Midlands Championships 0 INDIV. CHAMPS<br />
Jan. 8 NWCA Duals<br />
vs. Missouri L, 9-27<br />
vs. Ohio State W, 20-19<br />
vs. Oklahoma State L, 12-33<br />
Jan. 14 at North Dakota State* W, 21-19<br />
Jan. 15 at South Dakota State* W, 38-9<br />
Jan. 23 Nebraska L, 15-18<br />
Jan. 28 <strong>Northern</strong> Illinois W, 23-15<br />
Feb. 4 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State L, 20-21<br />
Feb. 11 Cal State Bakersfield# W, 28-10<br />
Feb. 11 at <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado* W, 32-6<br />
Feb. 13 at Air Force* W, 25-12<br />
Feb. 20 Wyoming* W, 19-13<br />
Mar. 6 at NCAA West Regional 3 NCAA QUALIFIERS<br />
Mar. 18-20 at NCAA Championships T-46th<br />
* Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference Matches<br />
# at Greeley, Colo.<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> Tournament Results<br />
LORAS OPEN<br />
1ST PLACE - Levi Wolfensperger (125), Seth Noble (149)<br />
2ND PLACE - Jake Damon (133)<br />
3RD PLACE - Joey Lazor (141), Taylor Kettman (197)<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> OPEN<br />
1ST PLACE - Terrance Young (125), Ryan Loder (184)<br />
2ND PLACE - Caleb Flores (125), Ryan Jauch (133),<br />
Aaron Senzee (141), David Bonin (157)<br />
3RD PLACE - Seth Noble (141), Joe Johnson (197),<br />
Christian Brantley (285)<br />
4TH PLACE - Jamal Lawrence (149)<br />
5TH PLACE - Brice Wolf (174), Andy O’Loughlin (197),<br />
Blayne Beale (285)<br />
6TH PLACE - John Simon (165)<br />
MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS<br />
5TH PLACE - Ryan Loder (184)<br />
6TH PLACE - David Bonin (157)<br />
7TH PLACE - Christian Brantley (285)<br />
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2010-11 Dual Results<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 34, McKendree 9<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) win by forfeit<br />
133: Wade Lowe (MCK) dec. Steven Fitzgerald (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-1<br />
141: Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Kyle Williams (MCK), 5-0<br />
149: Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>) FALL Ryan Jahn (MCK), 4:43<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) Tech Fall Josh Ballard (MCK), 16-1<br />
165: Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>) Tech Fall Isaiah Gonzalez (MCK), 15-0<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) Tech Fall Kyle Henner (MCK), 15-0<br />
184: Kyle Reid (MCK) dec. Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-4<br />
197: Andrew Sanchez (MCK) dec. Andy O’Laughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-0<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Andrew Davis (MCK), 19-5<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 34, UW-Parkside 6<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Martino Balsinger (UWP), 12-4<br />
133: Steven Fitzgerald (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Cody Zimmerman (UWP), 2-0<br />
141: Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Arik Yde (UWP), 6-1<br />
149: Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Dave Edwards (UWP), 13-3<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Dillon Bera (UWP), 10-3<br />
165: Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Matthew Gille (UWP), 7-1<br />
174: Luke Rynish (UWP) FALL Jarion Beets (<strong>UNI</strong>), 7:50 (SV1)<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Ryan Woods (UWP), 13-3<br />
197: Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>) win by forfeit<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. James Malechek (UWP), 20-8<br />
Northwestern 26, <strong>UNI</strong> 6<br />
125: Brandon Precin (NU) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-0<br />
133: Levi Mele (NU) Tech Fall Steven Fitzgerald (<strong>UNI</strong>), 18-1<br />
141: Kaleb Friedley (NU) dec. Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>), 13-9<br />
149: Andrew Nadhir (NU) dec. Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>), 13-6<br />
157: Jason Welch (NU) dec. David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-3<br />
165: Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Kevin Bialka (NU), 6-2<br />
174: Brian Roddy, Jr. (NU) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-4<br />
184: Aaron Jones (NU) dec. Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-1<br />
197: John Schoen (NU) dec. Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 7-1<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Ben Kuhar (NU), 5-3<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 19, Old Dominion 15<br />
165: Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Dan Rivera (ODU), 9-5<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Billy Curling (ODU), 5-2<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Joe Budi (ODU), 6-3<br />
197: Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Jacob Henderson (ODU), 3-2<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Grant Chapman (ODU), 13-4<br />
125: James Nicholson (ODU) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-1<br />
133: Kyle Hutter (ODU) dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-0<br />
141: Brennan Brumley (ODU) pinned Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5:57<br />
149: Joey Metzler (ODU) dec Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>), 9-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Chad Lowman (ODU), 6-4<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 18, Binghamton 15<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Ryan Gerondel (BING), 1-0<br />
133: Anthony Jerome (BING) dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-2<br />
141: Anwar Goeres (BING) dec. Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-3<br />
149: Donald Vinson (BING) dec. Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>), 9-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Justin Lister (BING), 6-4<br />
165: Matt Kaylor (BING) dec. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 10-7<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Ryan McGarity (BING), 6-1<br />
184: Nathan Schiedel (BING) dec. Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-3<br />
197: Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Cody Reed (BING), 2-0<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) pinned Daniel Bittner (BING), 3:17<br />
Maryland 19, <strong>UNI</strong> 16<br />
125: Pat Strizki (MAR) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 11-5<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Joey Boone (MAR), 1-0<br />
141: Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Jon Kohler (MAR), 8-4<br />
149: Ben Dorsay (MAR) pinned Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4:07<br />
157: Kyle John (MAR) maj. dec. David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 11-3<br />
165: Josh Asper (MAR) dec. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-1<br />
174: Mike Letts (MAR) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-1<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Corey Peltier (MAR), 8-0<br />
197: Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Christian Boley (MAR), 2-1<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Spencer Myers (MAR), 3-2<br />
Bloomsburg 18, <strong>UNI</strong> 14<br />
125: Sean Boylan (BLOOM) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-3<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Nick Wilcox (BLOOM), 11-6<br />
141: Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Derek Shingara (BLOOM), 9-5<br />
149: Josh Roosa (BLOOM) dec. Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>), 10-8<br />
157: Frank Hickman (BLOOM) dec. David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-0<br />
165: Josh Veltre (BLOOM) dec. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-2<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Mike Dessino (BLOOM), 5-4<br />
184: Nathan Graham (BLOOM) dec. Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3-2<br />
197: Richard Perry (BLOOM) dec. Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-2<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) pinned Zachary Walsh (BLOOM), 6:59<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> 39, <strong>UNI</strong> 0<br />
133: Tony Ramos (IOWA) maj. dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 12-3<br />
141: Mark Ballweg (IOWA) dec. Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3-0<br />
149: Jeret Chiri (IOWA) pins Jamal Lawrence (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5:59<br />
157: Derek St. John (IOWA) dec. David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 8-4<br />
165: Aaron Janssen (IOWA) dec. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-0<br />
174: Ethen L<strong>of</strong>thouse (IOWA) maj. dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 16-5<br />
184: Grant Gambrall (IOWA) dec. Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-2<br />
197: Luke L<strong>of</strong>thouse (IOWA) maj. dec. Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>) 19-7<br />
285: Blake Rasing (IOWA) dec. Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>), 2-0<br />
125: Matt McDonough (IOWA) pins Terrance Young (<strong>UNI</strong>), 1:12<br />
Wisconsin 23, <strong>UNI</strong> 14<br />
125: Terrance Young (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Tom Kelliher, 4-0<br />
133: #3 Tyler Graff (UW) maj. dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 18-7<br />
141: Aaron Senzee (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Danny Arnel<br />
149: #18 Cole Schmitt (UW) dec. Jamal Lawrence, 11-6<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Kalvin York (UW), 13-4<br />
165: #1 Andrew Howe pins Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3:50<br />
174: Ben Jordan (UW) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-3<br />
184: #9 Travis Rutt (UW) dec. Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-2<br />
197: #3 Trevor Brandvold (UW) maj. dec. Andy OLoughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 13-3<br />
285: #16 Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. #14 Eric Bugenhagen (UW), 3-1 (OT)<br />
Missouri 27, <strong>UNI</strong> 9<br />
125: Alan Waters (MIZ) Fall Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), (4:42)<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec Nathan McCormick (MIZ), 5-0<br />
141: Todd Schavrien (MIZ) tech fall Alec H<strong>of</strong>fman (<strong>UNI</strong>), 16-1 (5:43)<br />
149: Kyle Bradley (MIZ) maj. dec. Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>), 9-0<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Giorgio Gregoris (MIZ), 7-3<br />
165: Zach Toal (MIZ) dec. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-0<br />
174: Patrick Wright (MIZ) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-3<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Mike Larson (MIZ), 3-1<br />
197: Brent Haynes (MIZ) dec. Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-1<br />
285: Dominque Bradley (MIZ) dec. Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-2<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 20, Ohio State 19<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Bo Touris (OSU), 8-3<br />
133: Ian Paddock (OSU) dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 8-5<br />
141: Randall Languis (OSU) maj. dec. Alec H<strong>of</strong>fman (<strong>UNI</strong>), 12-0<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Mike Fee (OSU), 11-3<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) pinned Sean Nemec (OSU), 2:34<br />
165: Colt Sponseller (OSU) dec. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-0<br />
174: Nick Heflin (OSU) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3-2<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Cody Magrum (OSU), 6-4<br />
197: Peter Capone (OSU) pinned Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>), (3:57)<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Dominic Jontony (OSU), 13-3<br />
Oklahoma State 33, <strong>UNI</strong> 12<br />
125: Jonathon Morrison (OKST) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 8-3<br />
133: Jordan Oliver (OKST) fall Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), (3:17)<br />
141: Joshua Kindig (OKST) fall Alec H<strong>of</strong>fman (<strong>UNI</strong>), (1:18)<br />
149: Jamal Parks (OKST) dec. Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>), 7-3<br />
157: Albert White (OKST) dec. David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 7-4<br />
165: Dallas Bailey (OKST) fall John Simon (<strong>UNI</strong>), (:53)<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) Forfeit<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Chris Perry (OKST), 8-2<br />
197: Clayton Foster (OKST) fall Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>), (2:26)<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Tyson Yoder (OKST), 8-4<br />
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2010-11 Dual Results<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 21, NDSU 19<br />
125: Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) maj. dec Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 17-4<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong> ) dec. Justin Solberg (NDSU), 11-8<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Trevor Johnson (NDSU), 9-3<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Mark Erickson (NDSU), 5-4<br />
157: Vince Salminen (NDSU) dec. David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-2<br />
165: Tyler Johnson (NDSU) fall Riley Banach (<strong>UNI</strong>), 1:29<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Steven Monk (NDSU), 9-3<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 8-5<br />
197: Drew Ross (NDSU) fall Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4:22<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) win by forfeit<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 38, South Dakota State 9<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) wins by forfeit<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) wins by forfeit<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) pins Tyler Johnson (SDSU), 2:08<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Jimmy Hamilton (SDSU), 12-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Nick Flynn (SDSU), 8-3<br />
165: John Nething (SDSU) dec. John Simon (<strong>UNI</strong>), 7-4<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) tech fall David Michaud (SDSU), 18-3<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) tech fall Joe Rasmussen (SDSU), 17-1<br />
197: Cord Williers (SDSU) wins by forfeit<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Kevin Kelly (SDSU), 4-1<br />
Nebraska 18, <strong>UNI</strong> 15<br />
285: Tucker Lane (NEB) dec. Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>), 2-0<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. David Klingsheim (NEB), 2-1<br />
133: Ridge Kiley (NEB) dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3-2<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Mike Koehnlein (NEB), 17-13<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Ross Grande (NEB), 6-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Tyler Koehn (NEB), 6-1<br />
165: Jordan Burroughs (NEB) tech. fall John Simon (<strong>UNI</strong>), 21-5<br />
174: Caleb Kolb (NEB) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-3<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Josh Ihnen (NEB), 5-0<br />
197: Andy Johnson (NEB) maj. dec. Jarion Beets (<strong>UNI</strong>)<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 23, <strong>Northern</strong> Illinois 15<br />
125: Nick Smith (NIU) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 10-8<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Izzy Montemayor (NIU), 9-0<br />
141: Tristen DeShazer (NIU) pins Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>), 0:48<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Vince Castillo (NIU), 8-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Bryan Deutsch (NIU), 14-4<br />
165: Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Matt Mougin (NIU), 3-0<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Caleb Busson (NIU), 6-2<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Brad Dieckhaus (NIU), 7-1<br />
197: Mike Lukowski (NIU) pins Jarion Beets (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6:30<br />
285: Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Dakota Greenhaw (NIU), 5-3<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> State 21, <strong>UNI</strong> 20<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Brandon Jones (ISU), 9-3<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Ben Cash (ISU), 8-3<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) wins by forfeit<br />
149: Max Mayfield (ISU) dec. Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Trent Weatherman (ISU), 11-2<br />
165: Andrew Sorenson (ISU) inj. def. Nick Pickerell (<strong>UNI</strong>)<br />
174: Jon Reader (ISU) tech. fall Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 17-1<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Cole Shafer (ISU), 11-2<br />
197: Jerome Ward (ISU) maj. dec. Andy OLoughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 12-3<br />
285: Kyle Simonson (ISU) dec. Blayne Beale (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3-2<br />
<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong> 28, Cal State Bakersfield 10<br />
125: Tyler Iwamura (CSB) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), 3-2<br />
133: Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Frank Lomas (CSB), 3-1<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Elijah Nacita (CSB), 11-4<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Dalton Kelley (CSB), 18-10<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Andrew Balch (CSB), 14-1<br />
165: Trevor Hall (CSB) maj. dec. Trevor Kittleson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 15-6<br />
174: Jarion Beets (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Joey Granata (CSB), 7-5<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) tech. fall Troy Goodban (CSB), 16-1 (7:00)<br />
197: Riley Orozco (CSB) dec. Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-1<br />
285: Blayne Beale (<strong>UNI</strong>) pinned David Morgan (CSB), 5:18<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 32, <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado 6<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Sam Bauer (UNC), 8-5<br />
133: Casey Cruz (UNC) dec. Ryan Jauch(<strong>UNI</strong>), 4-2<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) Forfeit (UNC)<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Justin Gaethje (UNC), 3-2<br />
157: David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Tanner Weiks (UNC), 6-3<br />
165: Trevor Kittleson (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Brandon Kammerzell (UNC), 6-2<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Cody McAninch (UNC), 14-3<br />
184: Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Eric Brennan (UNC), 11-1<br />
197: Nick Bayer (UNC) dec. Andy O’Loughlin(<strong>UNI</strong>), 8-3<br />
285: Blayne Beale (<strong>UNI</strong>) pinned Konner Knudtsen (UNC), 1:07<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 25, Air Force 12<br />
133: Derek Gillespie (AF) dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 8-5<br />
141: No. 11 Cole VonOhlen (AF) tech fall Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>), 16-0 (3:54)<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Josh Kreimier (AF), 10-8<br />
157: No. 19 David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Alec Williams (AF), 14-6<br />
165: Clayton Gable (AF) maj. dec. Trevor Kittleson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 18-4<br />
174: Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Joseph Stafford (AF), 7-2<br />
184: No. 7 Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) tech fall Kazden Ikehara (AF), 15-0 (5:27)<br />
197: Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Josh Mohr (AF), 6-4<br />
285: Blayne Beale (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Jared Erickson (AF), 8-6<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. Tyler Spangler (AF), 14-5<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 19, No. 24 Wyoming 13<br />
125: Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. No. 15 Michael Martinez (WYO), 5-3<br />
133: Tyler Cox (WYO) dec. Ryan Jauch (<strong>UNI</strong>), 5-4<br />
141: Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Chase Smith (WYO), 5-3<br />
149: Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. No. 17 Cole Dallaserra (WYO), 6-3<br />
157: No. 19 David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Jimmy Belleville (WYO), 8-7<br />
165: No. 11 Shane Onufer (WYO) maj. dec. Trevor Kittleson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 10-2<br />
174: Patrick Martinez (WYO) dec. Brice Wolf (<strong>UNI</strong>), 10-6<br />
184: No. 5 Joe LeBlanc (WYO) dec. No. 7 Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 6-5<br />
197: Andy OLoughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>) maj. dec. LJ Helbig (WYO), 10-2<br />
285: No. 13 Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Matthew McLaughlin (WYO), 2-1<br />
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FINAL RESULTS<br />
March 6, 2011 Greeley, Colorado<br />
1 Wyoming 93.0<br />
2 <strong>UNI</strong> 87.0<br />
3 Air Force 59.0<br />
4 NDSU 45.5<br />
2011 1. Wyoming<br />
2. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
3. Air Force<br />
2010 1. Wyoming<br />
2. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
3. NDSU<br />
2009 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Wyoming<br />
3. <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado<br />
2008 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Air Force<br />
3. Wyoming<br />
2007 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. <strong>Northern</strong> Colorado<br />
3. Wyoming<br />
2006 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Wyoming<br />
3. Fresno State<br />
2005 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Fresno State<br />
3. Air Force<br />
2004 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Air Force<br />
3. Fresno State<br />
5 Utah Valley 41.5<br />
6 No. Colo. 24.0<br />
7 SDSU 14.0<br />
West Regional Finals<br />
125 Michael Martinez (WYO) dec. Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>) 3-1 (OT)<br />
133 Flint Ray (UVU) dec. Casey Cruz (UNC) 5-4<br />
141 Cole VonOhlen (AF) tech. fall Justin Morrill (UVU) 16-0<br />
149 Cole Dallaserra (WYO) dec. Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>) 3-2 (OT)<br />
157 Vincent Salminen (NDSU) pins David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) 5:28<br />
165 Shane Onufer (WYO) dec. Steven Monk (NDSU) 9-3<br />
174 Patrick Martinez (WYO) dec. Joe Stafford (AF) 6-2<br />
184 Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Joe LeBlanc (WYO) 4-3<br />
197 L.J. Helbig (WYO) maj. dec. Andy O’Laughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>) 14-4<br />
285 Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) dec. Matthew McLaughlin (WYO) 10-6<br />
<strong>UNI</strong>’s West Regional History<br />
2003 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Air Force<br />
3. Fresno State<br />
2002 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Fresno State<br />
3. Wyoming<br />
2001 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Fresno State<br />
3. Wyoming<br />
2000 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Brigham Young<br />
3. Eastern Illinois<br />
1999 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Eastern Illinois<br />
3. Slippery Rock<br />
1998 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Georgia State<br />
3. Eastern Illinois<br />
1997 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Eastern Illinois<br />
3. Duquesne<br />
1996 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Eastern Illinois<br />
3. Marquette<br />
2010 West Regional<br />
NCAA Qualifiers<br />
125 - Michael Martinez (WYO) 1st<br />
125 - Ben Kjar (UVU) 3rd<br />
125 - Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) DNP<br />
133 - Flint Ray (UVU) 1st<br />
133 - Casey Cruz (UNC) 2nd<br />
141 - Cole VonOhlen (AF) 1st<br />
141 - Justin Morrill (UVU) 2nd<br />
149 - Cole Dallaserra (WYO) 1st<br />
149 - Justin Gaethje (UNC) 3rd<br />
157 - Vincent Salminen (NDSU) 1st<br />
157 - David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>) 2nd<br />
165 - Shane Onufer (WYO) 1st<br />
174 - Patrick Martinez (WYO) 1st<br />
184 - Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>) 1st<br />
184 - Joe LeBlanc (WYO) 2nd<br />
197 - L.J. Helbig (WYO) 1st<br />
285 - Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>) 1st<br />
1995 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Illinois State<br />
3. <strong>Northern</strong> Illinois<br />
1994 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Missouri State<br />
3. Illinois State<br />
1993 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Illinois State<br />
3. Missouri State<br />
1992 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Notre Dame<br />
3. Eastern Illinois<br />
1991 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Notre Dame<br />
3. Illinois State<br />
1990 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Notre Dame<br />
3. Illinois State<br />
1989 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Notre Dame<br />
3. Eastern Illinois<br />
1988 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Notre Dame<br />
3. Eastern Illinois<br />
1987 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Drake<br />
3. Illinois State<br />
1986 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Drake<br />
3. Tennessee<br />
1985 1. Louisiana State<br />
2. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
3. Cal Poly SLO<br />
1984 1. Louisiana State<br />
2. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
3. Cal Poly SLO<br />
1983 1. Louisiana State<br />
2. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
3. Cal Poly SLO<br />
1982 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Eastern Illinois<br />
3. Tennessee<br />
1981 1. <strong>UNI</strong><br />
2. Louisiana State<br />
3. Indiana State<br />
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2011 NCAA Championships<br />
FINAL STANDINGS Panthers at the 2011 NCAA Championships<br />
1. Penn St. 107.5<br />
2. Cornell 93.5<br />
3. <strong>Iowa</strong> 86.5<br />
4. Oklahoma St. 70.5<br />
5. American 65.0<br />
6. Arizona St. 62.5<br />
7. Minnesota 61.0<br />
8. Lehigh 58.5<br />
9. Boise St. 57.5<br />
10. Wisconsin 54.5<br />
11. Stanford 44.0<br />
12. Nebraska 43.5<br />
13. C. Michigan 39.0<br />
Northwestern 39.0<br />
15. Michigan 38.5<br />
16. Oklahoma 38.0<br />
17. Kent St. 37.0<br />
18. Maryland 35.5<br />
19. Missouri 35.0<br />
20. <strong>Iowa</strong> St. 31.5<br />
21. Oregon St. 26.0<br />
22. Illinois 25.0<br />
23. Edinboro 24.0<br />
Virginia 24.0<br />
25. Indiana 23.5<br />
26. H<strong>of</strong>stra 22.0<br />
27. Rutgers 21.5<br />
28. Wyoming 21.0<br />
29. Ohio St. 20.5<br />
30. Utah Valley 18.5<br />
31. Penn 17.5<br />
32. Cal Poly 17.0<br />
33. Virginia Tech 16.0<br />
34. Pitt 15.5<br />
35. Harvard 12.5<br />
36. Bucknell 11.5<br />
37. Navy 11.0<br />
Old Dominion 11.0<br />
39. Buffalo 9.0<br />
Columbia 9.0<br />
Purdue 9.0<br />
42. Boston U 8.0<br />
43. Michigan St. 7.0<br />
N. Carolina 7.0<br />
45. Lock Haven 6.0<br />
46. <strong>UNI</strong> 5.5<br />
Air Force 5.5<br />
48. Clarion 5.0<br />
Duke 5.0<br />
Rider 5.0<br />
51. W. Virginia 4.5<br />
52. NC-Greensboro 4.0<br />
N. Dakota St. 4.0<br />
54. Bloomsburg 3.5<br />
N. Illinois 3.5<br />
56. App. St. 3.0<br />
Binghampton 3.0<br />
NC St. 3.0<br />
Ohio 3.0<br />
60. Drexel 2.0<br />
N. Colorado 2.0<br />
62. Army 1.0<br />
CS Bakersfield 1.0<br />
Gardner-Webb 1.0<br />
65. Campbell 0.0<br />
Chattanooga 0.0<br />
E. Michigan 0.0<br />
Frank. & Marsh. 0.0<br />
Liberty 0.0<br />
Millersville 0.0<br />
Princeton 0.0<br />
The Citadel 0.0<br />
VMI 0.0<br />
W, Matt Kaylor<br />
(Binghamton)<br />
D, 5-4<br />
L, #3 David Taylor<br />
(Penn St.)<br />
TF, 20-3, 5:49<br />
W, Bryan Deutsch<br />
(N. Illinois)<br />
D, 8-4<br />
L, #11 Walter Peppelman<br />
(Harvard)<br />
F, 0:39<br />
W, Ben Clymer<br />
(H<strong>of</strong>stra)<br />
D, 4-2<br />
L, Diego Bencomo<br />
(Duke)<br />
D, 12-10<br />
W, Brice Arand<br />
(Oregon St.)<br />
D, 6-1<br />
W, Jonathan Fausey<br />
(Virginia)<br />
D, 7-3<br />
157 – David Bonin (2-2)<br />
L, #4 Travis Rutt<br />
(Wisconsin)<br />
D, 4-2 184 - Ryan Loder (3-2)<br />
L, #8 Anthony Nelson<br />
(Minnesota)<br />
D, 3-1<br />
L, Clayton Jack<br />
(Oregon St.)<br />
D, 7-2<br />
285 – Christian Brantley (0-2)<br />
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2010-11 Western <strong>Wrestling</strong> Conference honors<br />
Final Dual Standings<br />
TEAM WWC OVERALL<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> 5-0 12-9<br />
Wyoming 5-1 11-7<br />
Utah Valley 3-2 5-4<br />
Air Force 3-3 12-5<br />
NDSU 3-3 10-4<br />
N. Colorado 1-5 2-12<br />
SDSU 0-6 1-13-1<br />
Postseason Award Winners<br />
WRESTLER OF THE YEAR - Ben Kjar (UVU), Sr, 125<br />
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR - Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 184<br />
COACH OF THE YEAR - Mark Branch (WYO), 3rd Season<br />
All-Conference Teams<br />
FIRST TEAM<br />
125– Michael Martinez (WYO), Jr, Pagosa Springs, Colo. (PSHS)**<br />
133– Flint Ray (UVU), Sr, Roy, Utah (Roy HS)*<br />
141– Cole VonOhlen (AFA), So, Jackson, Minn. (Jackson Co. Cent. HS)*<br />
149– Cole Dallaserra (WYO), Sr, Butte, Mont. (Butte HS)**<br />
157– Vince Salminen (NDSU), Sr, Billings, Mont. (Skyview HS)*<br />
165– Shane Onufer (WYO), Jr, Auburn, Wash. (Auburn HS)**<br />
174– Patrick Martinez (WYO), RFr, Hemet, Calif. (Temecula Valley HS)<br />
184– Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), RFr, Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS)<br />
197– LJ Helbig (WYO), So, Mason, Mich. (Mason HS)*<br />
285– Christian Brantley (<strong>UNI</strong>), Jr, Homewood, Ill. (Mt. Carmel HS)**<br />
SECOND TEAM<br />
125– Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>), Sr, Rosemead, Calif. (Northview HS)*<br />
133– Casey Cruz (UNC), Jr, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson HS)<br />
141– Justin Morrill (UVU), Sr, Logan, Utah (Mountain Crest HS)*<br />
149– Brett Robbins (<strong>UNI</strong>), Sr, Bloomington, Ill. (Bloomington HS)<br />
157– David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>), So, Broussard, La. (Comeaux HS)*<br />
165– Steven Monk (NDSU), RFr, Wausau, Wis. (Wausau West HS)<br />
174– Joseph Stafford (AFA), Sr, Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS)<br />
184– Joe LeBlanc (WYO), Jr, Meeker, Colo. (Meeker HS)**<br />
197– Andy O’Loughlin (<strong>UNI</strong>), Sr, Independence, <strong>Iowa</strong> (IHS)**<br />
285– Matthew McLaughlin (WYO), Sr, Murphysboro, Ill. (MHS)<br />
THIRD TEAM<br />
125– Benjamin Kjar (UVU), Sr, Centerville, Utah (Viewmont HS)*<br />
133– Derek Gillespie (AFA), Sr, Chesapeake, Va. (Great Bridge HS)*<br />
141– Joey Lazor (<strong>UNI</strong>), So, McDonough, Ga. (Union Grove HS)<br />
149– Justin Gaethje (UNC), Sr, Safford, Ariz. (Safford HS)*<br />
157– Nick Flynn (SDSU), Jr, Lansing, Kan., (Lansing HS)<br />
165– Clayton Gable (AFA), So, Dallastown, Pa. (Dallastown Area HS)<br />
174– Brad Darrington (UVU), Jr, Shelley, Idaho (Shelley HS)*<br />
184– Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), Sr, Perham, Minn. (Perham HS)<br />
197– Neil Delaney (AFA), Sr, Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Cent. HS)<br />
285– Jared Erickson (AFA), So, Newton, Utah (Sky View HS)<br />
* denotes two-time honoree<br />
** denotes three-time honoree<br />
*** denotes four-time honoree<br />
WWC Wrestlers <strong>of</strong> the Week<br />
Nov. 16- Cole Dallaserra (Wyoming)/Cole VonOhlen (Air Force)<br />
Nov. 24- Cole Dallaserra (Wyoming)/Flint Ray (Utah Valley)<br />
Dec. 1 - Vince Salminen (North Dakota State)<br />
Dec. 7 - Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>)<br />
Dec. 14- Cole VonOhlen (Air Force)<br />
Dec. 21- Shane Onufer (Wyoming)<br />
Jan. 5 - Ben Kjar (Utah Valley)<br />
Jan. 11- Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>)<br />
Jan. 18- Cole VonOhlen (Air Force)<br />
Jan. 25- Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>)<br />
Feb. 1 - David Bonin (<strong>UNI</strong>)/Michael Martinez (Wyoming)<br />
Feb. 8 - Justin Morrill (Utah Valley)<br />
Feb. 15- Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming)<br />
Feb. 22- Caleb Flores (<strong>UNI</strong>)/Trent Sprenkle (NDSU)<br />
WWC All-Academic Team<br />
Cole Dallaserra (WYO), 149, Sr, 3.48 GPA, Rangeland Ecology<br />
Neil Delaney (AFA), 197, Sr, 3.42 GPA, Systems Engin. Mgmt.<br />
Casen Eldredge (UVU), 184, Sr, 3.30 GPA, Business Management<br />
Jared Erickson (AFA), HWT, So, 3.60 GPA, Civil Engineering<br />
Kazden Ikehara (AFA), 184, Sr, 3.23 GPA, Systems Engin. Mgmt.<br />
Tyler Johnson (NDSU), 165, Jr, 4.00 GPA, Biological Sciences<br />
Tyler Johnson (SDSU), 141, So, 3.397 GPA, Manufacturing Engin.<br />
Will Johnson (NDSU), HWT, So, 3.46 GPA, <strong>University</strong> Studies<br />
Joe LeBlanc (WYO), 184, Jr, 3.34 GPA, Kinesiology<br />
David Michaud (SDSU), 184, Jr, 3.368 GPA, Journalism<br />
Justin Morrill (UVU), 141, Sr, 3.57 GPA, Speech Communication<br />
Joe O’Farrell (WYO), HWT, Jr, 3.62 GPA, Finance<br />
Aaron Pickrel (SDSU), 125, So, 3.856 GPA, Biology/Pre-Medicine<br />
Flint Ray (UVU), 133, Sr, 3.69 GPA, Business Mgmt.<br />
Vince Salminen (NDSU), 157, Sr, 3.21 GPA, Construction Mgmt.<br />
Justin Solberg (NDSU), 133, Jr, 3.52 GPA, Business Admin.<br />
Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 125, So, 3.72 GPA, Undecided<br />
Josh Wilson (UVU), 149, So, 3.70 GPA, Accounting<br />
WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll<br />
Riley Banach (<strong>UNI</strong>), 165, R-Fr., 3.03 GPA, Chemistry/Marketing<br />
Dan Barringer (AFA), 165, Fr., 3.16 GPA, Civil Engineering<br />
Daniel Baucke (AFA), 149, Fr., 3.08 GPA, Undecided<br />
Joe Brewster (SDSU), 149, Fr., 3.087 GPA, Graphic Design<br />
Christian Denny (UVU), HWT, Fr., 3.70 GPA, Business Management<br />
Shane Doughman (UW), 133, Sr., 3.80 GPA, Kinesiology<br />
Bryce Drefke (SDSU), 184, So., 3.097 GPA, Pre-Nursing<br />
Jake Eitzen (UW), 133, RFr., 3.03 GPA, Marketing<br />
Caleb Egli (AFA), HWT, Jr., 3.11 GPA, History<br />
Avery Garner (UVU), 141/149, RFr., 3.33 GPA, Exercise Science<br />
Evan Gros (AFA), 184/197, Fr., 3.04 GPA, Undecided<br />
John Gusewelle (NDSU), 184, Fr., 3.28 GPA, Mechanical Engineering<br />
Nash Hallfrisch (NDSU), 149, R-Fr., 3.48 GPA, Exercise Science<br />
Jimmy Hamilton (SDSU), 149, Fr., 3.0 GPA, Civil Engineering<br />
Vance Hawk (AFA), 174, Fr., 3.40 GPA, Biochemistry<br />
Alfonso Hernandez (UW), 197, Jr., 3.52 GPA, Kinesiology<br />
Devin Hightower (AFA), 174, Fr., 3.02 GPA, Undecided<br />
Zac Jensen (UVU), HWT, RFr., 3.60 GPA, Exercise Science<br />
Joe Johnson (<strong>UNI</strong>), 197, R-Jr., 3.20 GPA, Elementary Education<br />
Paul Johnson (NDSU), 141, Fr., 3.62 GPA, Pharmacy<br />
Brandon Kammerzell (UNC), 174, Jr., 3.16 GPA, Finance<br />
Kevin Kelly (SDSU), 285, Sr., 3.195 GPA, Health/Phys. Ed.<br />
Taylor Kettman (<strong>UNI</strong>), 197, Fr., 3.33 GPA, Exercise Science<br />
Ben Kjar (UVU), 125, Sr., 3.07 GPA, Business Management<br />
Colby Kluesner (AFA), 165, Fr., 3.02 GPA, Undecided<br />
Josh Larson (AFA), 197, Sr., 3.09 GPA, Computer Science<br />
Ryan Loder (<strong>UNI</strong>), 184, R-Fr., 3.02 GPA, Business<br />
Rex Lyon (SDSU), 157, Fr., 3.517 GPA, Architecture<br />
Eric McAllister (UVU), HWT, So., 3.46 GPA, Psychology<br />
Charlie McMartin (UNC), 174, Fr., 3.87 GPA, English Secondary Ed.<br />
Sam Mecham (UVU), 141, Fr., 3.72 GPA, Undeclared<br />
Seth Moe (SDSU), 149, So., 3.613 GPA, Pharmacy<br />
Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 184, Sr., 3.05 GPA, Construction Mgmt.<br />
Brandon Mueller (AFA), 157, So., 3.73 GPA, Physics<br />
John Nething II (SDSU), 165, Fr., 3.143 GPA, Pre-Economics<br />
Daniel Nissen (AFA), 174, So., 3.33 GPA, Systems Engin. Mgmt.<br />
Kevin O’Brien (UNC), 165, So., 3.55 GPA, Math Secondary Ed.<br />
Tyler Palmer (SDSU), 149, So., 3.163 GPA, Pre-Nursing<br />
Leland Pfeifer (UW), 197, Fr., 3.44 GPA, Geology<br />
Max Piazza (AFA), 197, Fr., 3.55 GPA, Undecided<br />
Michael Poulos (UW), 184, So., 3.62 GPA, Kinesiology<br />
Mengyuan Qiu (AFA), 125, Jr., 3.37 GPA, Economics<br />
Joe Rasmussen (SDSU), 174, So., 3.128 GPA, Civil Engineering<br />
Wyatt Ray (UVU), 141, So., 3.07 GPA, Integrated Studies<br />
Brandon Richardson (UW), 149, Fr., 3.16 GPA, Kinesiology<br />
Monte Schmalhaus (UVU), 165, So., 3.24 GPA, Exercise Science<br />
Jesse Stafford (AFA), 157, Fr., 3.52 GPA, Undecided<br />
Robert Stroh (UW), 157, Fr., 3.14 GPA, Mechanical Engineering<br />
Glenn Terrano (UVU), 141, So., 3.21 GPA, Community Health Ed.<br />
Tony Vaske (SDSU), 141, Fr., 3.556 GPA, Mathematics<br />
Tyler Wells (NDSU), 165, So., 3.17 GPA, Marketing<br />
Logan Wilson (UVU), 141 So., 3.04 GPA, Exercise Science<br />
Andrew Youngblom (SDSU), 141, Fr., 3.781 GPA, Architecture<br />
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the record book
Career/Season Leaders<br />
CAREER LEADERS<br />
Overall Victories<br />
1. Kirk Myers (1978-82) 134<br />
2. Rich Powers (1988-92) 134<br />
3. Justin Greenlee (1991-95) 129<br />
4. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) 127<br />
5. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) 125<br />
6. Nick Baima (2003-07) 124<br />
7. Moza Fay (2004-09) 119<br />
8. Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92) 115<br />
9. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85) 114<br />
10. Dave Malecek (1990-94) 114<br />
11. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) 113<br />
12. Mark Schwab (1985-90) 112<br />
13. Joe Gormally (1977-82) 111<br />
14. Jeff Weatherman (1984-87) 106<br />
15. Jay Llewellyn (1980-84) 105<br />
16. Bob Hallman (1981-84) 104<br />
17. Dylan Long (2000-04) 101<br />
18. Dion Cobb (1980-84) 95<br />
C.J. Ettelson (2004-08) 95<br />
20. Ken Bigley (1996-99) 94<br />
Sean Stender (2001-05) 94<br />
Dual Victories<br />
1. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) 58<br />
2. Kirk Myers (1978-82) 56<br />
3. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) 55<br />
4. John Kriebs (1980-84) 53<br />
5. Bob Hallman (1980-84) 49<br />
6. Rich Powers (1988-92) 48<br />
7. Joe Gormally (1977-82) 47<br />
Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92) 47<br />
Justin Greenlee (1991-95) 47<br />
10. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) 46<br />
Pins<br />
1. Kirk Myers (1978-82) 61<br />
2. Justin Greenlee (1991-95) 57<br />
3. Rich Powers (1988-92) 54<br />
4. John Kriebs (1980-84) 53<br />
5. Moza Fay (2004-09) 37<br />
6. Dion Cobb (1979-84) 30<br />
Dan Kjeldgaard (1993-97) 30<br />
8. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) 29<br />
9. Scott Murray (1993-97) 28<br />
10. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) 27<br />
11. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) 26<br />
Moza Fay (2005-09) 26<br />
Winning Percentage (min. 50 wins)<br />
1. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) .878 (127-16-4)<br />
2. Randy Pugh (1998-00)* .857 (54-9)<br />
3. Mark Schwab (1985-90) .853 (112-18-3)<br />
4. Rich Powers (1988-92) .841 (134-25-1)<br />
5. Dylan Long (2001-04) .808 (101-24)<br />
6. Joe Gormally (1977-82) .800 (111-27-2)<br />
7. G.Steffensmeier (1988-92).793 (115-29-3)<br />
8. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85).790 (114-30-1)<br />
9. Justin Greenlee (1991-95).787 (129-35-0)<br />
10. Nick Flach (1998-00) .763 (61-19)<br />
* <strong>UNI</strong> career only<br />
Note: To qualify in career records, athletes must<br />
have wrestled at least two seasons in Division I at<br />
TEAM RECORDS<br />
Most Victories in a Season<br />
18 - (1986-87)<br />
Most Losses in a Season<br />
12 - (1995-96) and (2009-10)<br />
Consecutive Dual Victories<br />
32 - (1948-51)<br />
Consecutive Dual Losses<br />
10 - (1993-94, 1994-95)<br />
SEASON LEADERS<br />
Overall Victories<br />
(Division I, since 1980-81 season)<br />
1. Mark Schwab (1985-86) 49<br />
2. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) 44<br />
Rich Powers (1990-91) 44<br />
4. Kurt Shedenhelm (1986-87) 41<br />
5. Jeff Weatherman (1985-86) 39<br />
Joel Greenlee (1986-87) 39<br />
7. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85) 38<br />
Pat Pickford (1985-86) 38<br />
Steve Hartle (1990-91) 38<br />
Justin Greenlee (1994-95) 38<br />
Dual Victories<br />
1. Joel Greenlee (1986-87) 20<br />
2. Jeff Weatherman (1986-87) 19<br />
3. Efonda Sproles (1982-83) 18<br />
Mark Schwab (1985-86) 18<br />
Joel Greenlee (1988-89) 18<br />
6. Rich Powers (1990-91) 17<br />
Nick Baima (2006-06) 17<br />
8. Joe Gormally (1980-81) 16<br />
Christian Brantley (2009-10) 16<br />
Pins<br />
1. Kirk Myers (1981-82) 21<br />
2. Justin Greenlee (1994-95) 20<br />
3. Rich Powers (1991-92) 19<br />
4. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) 18<br />
Rich Powers (1988-89) 18<br />
6. John Kriebs (1981-82) 17<br />
7. Tony Koontz (1985-86) 16<br />
Justin Greenlee (1993-94) 16<br />
Blayne Beale (2009-10) 16<br />
9. Justin Greenlee (1992-93) 15<br />
10. Dave Morkel (1981-82) 14<br />
Winning Percentage (>19 wins)<br />
1. Tony Davis (1999-00) .964 (27-1)<br />
2. Joel Greenlee (1988-89).957 (44-2-0)<br />
3. K. Shedenhelm (1987-88) .931 (33-2-1)<br />
4. Rich Powers (1990-91) .917 (44-4-0)<br />
5. Joel Greenlee (1986-87).898 (39-4-1)<br />
6. Dylan Long (2002-03) .885 (31-4)<br />
7. Justin Greenlee (1994-95).884 (38-5-0)<br />
8. Rich Powers (1991-92) .879 (29-4-0)<br />
9. Mark Schwab (1989-90) .878 (32-4-1)<br />
10. Nick Baima (2005-06) .872 (34-5)<br />
Most Points in Dual Meet<br />
57 (1984 vs. Missouri St.)<br />
Most Points by Opponent<br />
48-3 (2009 vs. <strong>Iowa</strong>)<br />
Largest Margin <strong>of</strong> Victory<br />
57-0 (1984 vs. Missouri St.)<br />
Largest Margin <strong>of</strong> Defeat<br />
48-3 (2009 vs. <strong>Iowa</strong>)<br />
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Panther honor roll<br />
NCAA CHAMPIONS<br />
<strong>University</strong> Division<br />
1937 Ray Cheney, 135<br />
1946 Cecil Mott, 121<br />
1946 *Gerald Leeman, 128<br />
1946 Bill Koll, 145<br />
1947 *Bill Koll, 145<br />
1947 Russ Bush, 128<br />
1947 Bill Nelson, 165<br />
1948 *Bill Koll, 147.5<br />
1949 Bill Nelson, 155<br />
1949 Bill Smith, 165<br />
1949 Keith Young, 145<br />
1950 Bill Nelson, 155<br />
1950 Bill Smith, 165<br />
1950 Keith Young, 145<br />
1951 Keith Young, 147<br />
1952 Gene Lybbert, 130<br />
1952 Bill Weick, 157<br />
1953 Jim Harmon, 157<br />
1955 Bill Weick, 157<br />
1963 Bill Dotson, 137<br />
2000 Tony Davis, 149<br />
* NCAA Tournament<br />
Outstanding Wrestler<br />
College Division<br />
Division II<br />
1963 Bill Dotson, 137<br />
1963 Jim Sanford, 147<br />
1966 Don Parker, 177<br />
1967 Don Parker, 177<br />
1968 Kent Osboe, HWT<br />
1969 Kent Osboe, HWT<br />
1971 Clint Young, 158<br />
1972 Mike McCready, HWT<br />
1974 Tom Garcia, 126<br />
1974 Jim Miller, 134<br />
1974 Ken Snyder, 142<br />
1975 Jim Miller, 134<br />
1975 Ken Snyder, 142<br />
1975 Randy Omvig, HWT<br />
1976 Gary Bentrim, 142<br />
1977 Gary Bentrim, 142<br />
1978 Gary Bentrim, 158<br />
1978 Keith Poolman, 167<br />
1978 Kirk Myers, 190<br />
1979 Kirk Myers, 190<br />
1980 Kirk Myers, 190<br />
1980 Ken Gallagher, 150<br />
Tony Davis<br />
Maynard Harmon<br />
1932, Los Angeles<br />
Gerald Leeman<br />
Silver Medal<br />
1948, London<br />
Pan American Games<br />
Mike McCready<br />
1975 (Gold Medal)<br />
Justin Greenlee<br />
1993 (Gold Medal)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
5th Place<br />
1948, London<br />
Bill Smith<br />
Gold Medal<br />
1952, Helsinki<br />
Bill Nelson<br />
1948, London<br />
Academic All-America<br />
Nick Baima 2006-07<br />
Gary Steffensmeier 1991-92<br />
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ALL-AMERICANS<br />
Division I<br />
All-Americans<br />
1931 Jesse Arends 2nd (118)<br />
Finn Eriksen 4th (135)<br />
Orville Orr 3rd (155)<br />
1932 Maynard Harmon 3rd (145)<br />
Arthur Gerber 3rd (HWT)<br />
1934 Alvie Natvig 2nd (118)<br />
1937 Davis Natvig 2nd (118)<br />
Ray Cheney 1st (135)<br />
1938 Davis Natvig 3rd (118)<br />
1940 Delbert Jensen 3rd (121)<br />
Roger Isaacson 2nd (136)<br />
1941 Vern Hassman 2nd (145)<br />
1942 Leon Martin 2nd (175)<br />
1946 Cecil Mott 1st (121)<br />
Gerald Leeman 1st (128)<br />
Russ Bush 3rd (136)<br />
Bill Koll 1st (145)<br />
1947 Russ Bush 1st (128)<br />
Bill Koll 1st (145)<br />
Bill Nelson 1st (165)<br />
1948 Bill Koll 1st (147.5)<br />
LeRoy Alitz 4th (191)<br />
1949 Russ Bush 3rd (128)<br />
Luverne Klar 3rd (136)<br />
Keith Young 1st (145)<br />
Bill Nelson 1st (155)<br />
Bill Smith 1st (165)<br />
1950 Frank Altman 3rd (121)<br />
Luverne Klar 4th (128)<br />
Floyd Oglesby 2nd (136)<br />
Keith Young 1st (145)<br />
Bill Nelson 1st (155)<br />
Bill Smith 1st (165)<br />
Fred Stoeker 2nd (HWT)<br />
1951 Gene Lybbert 3rd (130)<br />
Keith Young 1st (147)<br />
1952 Gene Lybbert 1st (130)<br />
Bob Morris 2nd (137)<br />
Jim Harmon 2nd (147)<br />
Bill Weick 1st (157)<br />
1953 Pat McCarron 3rd (123)<br />
Jim Harmon 1st (157)<br />
Gus Gatto 4th (191)<br />
1955 Bill Weick 1st (157)<br />
Gus Gatto 4th (191)<br />
1956 Dick Heaton 3rd (147)<br />
1958 Dick Heaton 4th (157)<br />
1961 Francis Freeman 4th (123)<br />
David Jensen 2nd (130)<br />
1962 Francis Freeman 2nd (123)<br />
Bill Dotson 2nd (137)<br />
1963 Bill Dotson 1st (137)<br />
1967 Don Parker 6th (191)<br />
1969 Marv Reiland 6th (130)<br />
Kent Osboe 6th (HWT)<br />
1972 Mike McCready 3rd (HWT)<br />
1974 Jim Miller 2nd (134)<br />
Ken Snyder 3rd (142)<br />
1975 Jim Miller 4th (134)<br />
Ken Snyder 5th (142)<br />
1978 Kirk Myers 6th (190)<br />
1979 Joe Gormally 4th (177)<br />
Kirk Myers 3rd (190)<br />
1981 Ken Gallagher 5th (142)<br />
Dion Cobb 4th (158)<br />
1982 Ken Gallagher 7th (142)<br />
Joe Gormally 7th (177)<br />
Kirk Myers 5th (190)<br />
1983 Randy Majors 3rd (126)<br />
John Kriebs 5th (HWT)<br />
1984 Bob Hallman 2nd (118)<br />
Dave Grant 8th (158)<br />
John Kriebs 6th (HWT)<br />
1985 Paul Kreimeyer 6th (118)<br />
Lew Sondgeroth 5th (142)<br />
1986 Mark Schwab 5th (118)<br />
Jeff Clutter 8th (158)<br />
1987 Mike Schwab 8th (126)<br />
Jeff Weatherman 5th (190)<br />
1988 Chris Lembeck 5th (158)<br />
Joel Greenlee 4th (HWT)<br />
1989 Joel Greenlee 2nd (HWT)<br />
1990 Mark Schwab 6th (118)<br />
Duaine Martin 8th (126)<br />
Gary Steffensmeier 2nd (150)<br />
Rich Powers 5th (177)<br />
1991 Steve Hartle 7th (142)<br />
Gary Steffensmeier 4th (150)<br />
Rich Powers 4th (177)<br />
1992 Gary Steffensmeier 4th (150)<br />
Rich Powers 5th (177)<br />
1993 Steve Hartle 8th (150)<br />
Justin Greenlee 8th (HWT)<br />
1994 Dave Malecek 4th (177)<br />
Justin Greenlee 2nd (HWT)<br />
1995 Justin Greenlee 2nd (HWT)<br />
1996 Tony Wieland 8th (190)<br />
1999 Eric Keller 6th (133)<br />
Tony Davis 2nd (149)<br />
2000 Tony Davis 1st (149)<br />
Randy Pugh 4th (174)<br />
2001 Kyle Hansen 8th (184)<br />
Paul Hynek 6th (HWT)<br />
2002 Kyle Hansen 8th (184)<br />
Jason Payne 8th (197)<br />
Paul Hynek 6th (HWT)<br />
2003 Dylan Long 2nd (141)<br />
Sean Stender 4th (197)<br />
2004 Eric Hauan 6th (174)<br />
Sean Stender 6th (197)<br />
2005 Eric Hauan 6th (174)<br />
Sean Stender 2nd (197)<br />
2008 Moza Fay 5th (165)<br />
2009 Moza Fay 6th (165)<br />
2010 Jarion Beets 8th (174)<br />
Division II<br />
All-Americans<br />
1963 Gary Pollard 3rd (115)<br />
Bill Dotson 1st (137)<br />
Jim Sanford 1st (147)<br />
Dick Austin 2nd (157)<br />
Ron Mehlin 4th (167)<br />
Steve Hoemann 4th (177)<br />
1964 Bob Trautman 4th (137)<br />
Jim Monroe 2nd (167)<br />
1966 Dave Steinkamp 6th (160)<br />
Don Parker 1st (177)<br />
1967 Jerry Bond 2nd (137)<br />
Don Parker 1st (177)<br />
Kent Osboe 2nd (HWT)<br />
1968 Jerry Bond 4th (145)<br />
Kent Osboe 1st (HWT)<br />
1969 Marv Reiland 2nd (130)<br />
Jim Guyer 3rd (160)<br />
Vince Bellock 6th (167)<br />
Kent Osboe 1st (HWT)<br />
1970 Marv Reiland 4th (134)<br />
Clint Young 4th (158)<br />
Vince Bellock 2nd (167)<br />
Bob Boeck 3rd (177)<br />
Mike McCready 3rd (HWT)<br />
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1971 Clint Young 1st (158)<br />
Randy Omvig 5th (190)<br />
1972 Jon Moeller 5th (134)<br />
Mark Fox 4th (142)<br />
Joe Hatchett 2nd (190)<br />
Mike McCready 1st (HWT)<br />
1973 Dave Nicol 4th (126)<br />
Jim Miller 4th (134)<br />
Ken Snyder 2nd (142)<br />
Randy Omvig 4th (HWT)<br />
1974 Dave Cunningham 6th (118)<br />
Tom Garcia 1st (126)<br />
Jim Miller 1st (134)<br />
Ken Snyder 1st (142)<br />
Dan Keller 4th (167)<br />
Rich Erickson 6th (177)<br />
Randy Omvig 4th (HWT)<br />
1975 Dave Cunningham 2nd (118)<br />
Jim Miller 1st (134)<br />
Ken Snyder 1st (142)<br />
Rich Erickson 2nd (177)<br />
Randy Omvig 1st (HWT)<br />
1976 Dave Cunningham 5th (118)<br />
Bruce McClure 4th (134)<br />
Gary Bentrim 1st (142)<br />
Jim Blasingame 3rd (150)<br />
Keith Poolman 4th (167)<br />
Dan Keller 2nd (177)<br />
1977 Dave Prehm 6th (118)<br />
Jeff Melvin 5th (126)<br />
Scott Kollings 6th (134)<br />
Gary Bentrim 1st (142)<br />
Dick Briggs 4th (150)<br />
Keith Poolman 4th (167)<br />
Ed Herman 6th (190)<br />
1978 Dave Prehm 2nd (118)<br />
Kevin Finn 4th (134)<br />
Dick Briggs 3rd (150)<br />
Gary Bentrim 1st (158)<br />
Keith Poolman 1st (167)<br />
Joe Gormally 4th (177)<br />
Kirk Myers 1st (190)<br />
1979 Kevin Finn 4th (134)<br />
Larry Luttrell 6th (142)<br />
Ken Gallagher 3rd (150)<br />
Keith Poolman 4th (167)<br />
Joe Gormally 2nd (177)<br />
Kirk Myers 1st (190)<br />
Kevin Kurth 5th (HWT)<br />
1980 Brent Hagen 2nd (126)<br />
Ken Gallagher 1st (150)<br />
Dion Cobb 6th (167)<br />
Efonda Sproles 2nd (177)<br />
Kirk Myers 1st (190)<br />
Kevin Kurth 6th (HWT)<br />
ALL-AMERICANS/hall <strong>of</strong> famers/all-stars<br />
Six-Time<br />
All-American (1)<br />
BOTH DIVISIONS<br />
Kirk Myers (Three-Time Division I & II)<br />
1978 (2), 79 (2), 80, 82<br />
Five-Time<br />
All-American (1)<br />
BOTH DIVISIONS<br />
Jim Miller (Three-Time Division II,<br />
Two-Time Division I)<br />
1973, 74 (2), 75 (2)<br />
Four-Time<br />
All-Americans (3)<br />
BOTH DIVISIONS<br />
Ken Gallagher (Two-Time Division I & II)<br />
1979, 80, 81, 82<br />
DIVISION II<br />
Randy Omvig 1971,73,74,75<br />
Keith Poolman 1976,77,78,79<br />
Three-Time<br />
All-Americans (15)<br />
DIVISION I<br />
Bill Koll 1946,47,48<br />
Russ Bush 1946,47,49<br />
Bill Nelson 1947,49,50<br />
Keith Young 1949,50,51<br />
Gary Steffensmeier 1990,91,92<br />
Sean Stender 2003,04,05<br />
Rich Powers 1990,91,92<br />
Justin Greenlee 1993,94,95<br />
BOTH DIVISIONS<br />
Joe Gormally (2 DII & 1 DI)<br />
1978, 79 (2)<br />
DIVISION II<br />
Kent Osboe 1967,68,69<br />
Ken Snyder 1973,74,75<br />
Dave Cunningham 1974,75,76<br />
Gary Bentrim 1976,77,78<br />
Natl. <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame<br />
WRESTLERS<br />
Bill Koll<br />
Gerald Leeman<br />
Bill Nelson<br />
Bill Smith<br />
Keith Young<br />
COACHES<br />
LeRoy Alitz<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
Bob Siddens<br />
LIFE ACHIEVEMENT<br />
Mike Allen (Official)<br />
CONTRIBUTOR<br />
Finn Eriksen<br />
Glen Brand<br />
Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame<br />
Gene Lybbert<br />
Dan Mashek<br />
Don Parker<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
Doug Schwab<br />
Mark Schwab<br />
Tolly Thompson<br />
Division II<br />
Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame<br />
Bill Dotson<br />
Gary Bentrim<br />
Two-Time<br />
All-Americans (39)<br />
DIVISION I<br />
Davis Natvig 1937,38<br />
Luverne Klar 1949,50<br />
Bill Smith 1949,50<br />
Gene Lybbert 1951,52<br />
Jim Harmon 1952,53<br />
Bill Weick 1952,55<br />
Gus Gatto 1953,55<br />
Eric Hauan 2004,05<br />
Dick Heaton 1956,58<br />
Franc Freeman 1961,62<br />
Bill Dotson 1962,63<br />
Ken Snyder 1974,75<br />
Joe Gormally 1979,82<br />
Ken Gallagher 1981,82<br />
John Kriebs 1983,84<br />
Mark Schwab 1986,90<br />
Joel Greenlee 1988,89<br />
Steve Hartle 1991,93<br />
Tony Davis 1999,2000<br />
Kyle Hansen 2001-02<br />
Paul Hynek 2001-02<br />
Eric Hauan 2004-05<br />
Moza Fay 2008-09<br />
BOTH DIVISIONS<br />
Dion Cobb (One-Time Division I & II)<br />
1980, 81<br />
DIVISION II<br />
Don Parker 1966,67<br />
Jerry Bond 1967,68<br />
Marv Reiland 1969,70<br />
Vince Bellock 1969,70<br />
Clint Young 1970,71<br />
Mike McCready 1970,72<br />
Dan Keller 1974,76<br />
Rich Erickson 1974,75<br />
Dave Prehm 1977,78<br />
Dick Briggs 1977,78<br />
Kevin Finn 1978,79<br />
Joe Gormally 1978,79<br />
Ken Gallagher 1979,80<br />
Kevin Kurth 1979,80<br />
East-West<br />
All-Star Classic<br />
1967 Don Parker (177)<br />
1969 Kent Osboe (HWT)<br />
1974 Jim Miller (134)<br />
1975 Jim Miller (134)<br />
1984 John Kriebs (HWT)<br />
1988 Mark Schwab (118)<br />
Joel Greenlee (HWT)<br />
1989 Joel Greenlee (HWT)<br />
1991 G. Steffensmeier(150)<br />
Rich Powers (177)<br />
1992 Rich Powers (177)<br />
1993 Justin Greenlee (HWT)<br />
2003 Dylan Long (141)<br />
2004 Eric Hauan (174)<br />
2004 Dylan Long (141)<br />
2004 Sean Stender (197)<br />
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year-by-year results<br />
NCAA ---Points---<br />
Year Coach W L T <strong>UNI</strong> Opp Place<br />
1923 Paul Bender 1 0 0 16 8<br />
1924 Paul Bender 2 2 0 47 34<br />
1925 Paul Bender 4 1 0 85 25<br />
1926 Paul Bender 2 1 0 51 35<br />
1927 Paul Bender 2 2 0 66 38<br />
1928 Paul Bender 2 0 0 51 15<br />
1929 Paul Bender 4 0 0 94 32<br />
1930 Paul Bender 1 3 0 35.5 85.5<br />
1931 Dave McCuskey 3 2 0 93.5 56.5<br />
1932 Dave McCuskey 5 2 0 142.5 83.5<br />
1933 Dave McCuskey 2 1 0 46.5 45.5<br />
1934 Dave McCuskey 3 2 1 100.5 80.5 T7th<br />
1935 Dave McCuskey 3 3 0 135.5 78.5<br />
1936 Dave McCuskey 1 6 0 84.5 119.5<br />
1937 Dave McCuskey 4 2 1 138 78 T3rd<br />
1938 Dave McCuskey 6 1 0 141.5 84.5 T13th<br />
1939 Dave McCuskey 4 3 0 123.5 90.5<br />
1940 Dave McCuskey 7 1 0 148.5 79.5 T8th<br />
1941 Dave McCuskey 7 0 1 144 70 T10th<br />
1942 Dave McCuskey 2 4 0 68 98 T10th<br />
1943 Dave McCuskey 2 0 1 57 31<br />
1944 No <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
1945 No <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
1946 Dave McCuskey 5 0 1 127 51 2nd<br />
1947 Dave McCuskey 5 0 2 154 51 2nd<br />
1948 Dave McCuskey 8 1 0 225 57 4th<br />
1949 Dave McCuskey 9 0 0 197 60 2nd<br />
1950 Dave McCuskey 11 0 0 256 51 1st<br />
1951 Dave McCuskey 9 1 0 192 89 4th<br />
1952 Dave McCuskey 6 2 0 152 71 2nd<br />
1953 Bill Koll 4 2 1 112 89 4th<br />
1954 Bill Koll 3 4 0 83 115<br />
1955 Bill Koll 8 1 2 200 118 11th<br />
1956 Bill Koll 10 0 0 220 85 10th<br />
1957 Bill Koll 6 3 0 169 107<br />
1958 Ed Lyons 8 2 1 213 106 T14th<br />
1959 Bill Koll 8 4 0 228 118<br />
1960 Bill Koll 6 3 2 177 139<br />
1961 Bill Koll 10 2 0 230 109 T8th<br />
1962 Bill Koll 5 9 0 193 197 5th<br />
1963 Bill Koll 5 7 1 168 193 3rd*<br />
1964 Bill Koll 6 7 0 146 232 8th*<br />
1965 Chuck Patten 2 8 1 90 255<br />
1966 Chuck Patten 6 5 0 159 197 10th*<br />
1967 Chuck Patten 10 7 1 324 244 3rd*<br />
<strong>UNI</strong> Head Coaches & Records<br />
Coach Years W L T Pct.<br />
Paul Bender 1923-30 (8) 18 9 0 .667<br />
Dave McCuskey 1931-52 (20) 102 31 7 .754<br />
Bill Koll 1953-64 (11) 71 42 6 .622<br />
Ed Lyons 1958 (1) 8 2 1 .773<br />
Chuck Patten 1965-82 (18) 217 87 8 .708<br />
Don Briggs 1983-97 (15) 164 98 0 .626<br />
Mark Manning 1998-00 (3) 23 24 2 .490<br />
Brad Penrith 2001-10 (10) 90 75 4 .544<br />
Doug Schwab 2010-present 12 9 0 .571<br />
Total 1923-11 (87) 705 377 28 .648<br />
Year Coach W L T <strong>UNI</strong> Opp Place<br />
1968 Chuck Patten 17 4 0 454 228 8th*<br />
1969 Chuck Patten 14 4 2 404 223 3rd*<br />
1970 Chuck Patten 13 1 2 321 195 2nd*<br />
1971 Chuck Patten 12 3 0 367 181 7th*<br />
1972 Chuck Patten 12 5 0 382 237 2nd*<br />
1973 Chuck Patten 9 6 1 359 241 4th*<br />
1974 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 551 152 2nd*<br />
1975 Chuck Patten 15 4 0 499 241 1st*<br />
1976 Chuck Patten 13 8 0 451 342 3rd*<br />
1977 Chuck Patten 12 8 0 414 365 3rd*<br />
1978 Chuck Patten 12 4 0 376 241 1st*<br />
1979 Chuck Patten 11 5 0 448 224 3rd*<br />
1980 Chuck Patten 14 5 1 622** 281 2nd*<br />
1981 Chuck Patten 15 6 0 589 302 12th<br />
1982 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 538 165 10th<br />
1983 Don Briggs 17 3 0 576 272 10th<br />
1984 Don Briggs 12 6 0 451 312 11th<br />
1985 Don Briggs 9 8 0 397 296 18th<br />
1986 Don Briggs 12 8 0 463 328 17th<br />
1987 Don Briggs 18** 6 0 594 389 13th<br />
1988 Don Briggs 14 3 0 459 206 13th<br />
1989 Don Briggs 12 6 0 474 241 14th<br />
1990 Don Briggs 12 4 0 399 230 11th<br />
1991 Don Briggs 16 5 0 557 286 11th<br />
1992 Don Briggs 11 4 0 430 184 10th<br />
1993 Don Briggs 10 7 0 338 304 22nd<br />
1994 Don Briggs 5 7 0 225 242 11th<br />
1995 Don Briggs 4 11 0 191 417 16th<br />
1996 Don Briggs 5 12 0 271 442 T27th<br />
1997 Don Briggs 7 8 0 276 333 T41st<br />
1998 Mark Manning 5 9 0 244 348 T30th<br />
1999 Mark Manning 8 10 0 367 369 17th<br />
2000 Mark Manning 10 5 2 369 281 11th<br />
2001 Brad Penrith 11 8 0 451 294 18th<br />
2002 Brad Penrith 7 8 0 294 252 16th<br />
2003 Brad Penrith 12 6 0 393 285 11th<br />
2004 Brad Penrith 10 6 0 423 189 21st<br />
2005 Brad Penrith 8 7 0 332 262 15th<br />
2006 Brad Penrith 8 8 2 372 319 28th<br />
2007 Brad Penrith 7 9 1 310 363 T34th<br />
2008 Brad Penrith 7 5 1 267 238 20th<br />
2009 Brad Penrith 10 6 0 344 283 22nd<br />
2010 Brad Penrith 10 12 0 328 421 T-41st<br />
2011 Doug Schwab 12 9 0 417 374 T-46th<br />
87 Yrs. 705 377 28<br />
* NCAA Division II<br />
** School Record<br />
1950 NATIONAL CHAMPS<br />
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dual results<br />
1923 (1-0)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
16 Cornell 8<br />
1924 (2-2)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
0 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 21<br />
16 Simpson 2<br />
7 at Cornell 11<br />
24 Des Moines 0<br />
1925 (4-1)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
12 Ellsworth 0<br />
18 at Des Moines 5<br />
9 Cornell 11<br />
35 Parsons 0<br />
11 at Simpson 9<br />
1926 (2-1)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
18 Des Moines 5<br />
6.5 at Cornell 20.5<br />
26.5 Oklahoma 9.5<br />
1927 (2-2)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
11 Michigan 12<br />
14 Wisconsin 9<br />
33 Des Moines 0<br />
8 Cornell 17<br />
1928 (2-0)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
20 Northwestern 15<br />
31 Monmouth 0<br />
1929 (4-0)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
26 at Northwestern<br />
8<br />
19 Purdue 13<br />
32 at Monmouth 0<br />
17 Wisconsin 11<br />
1930 (1-3)<br />
Paul Bender<br />
8 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 25<br />
13.5<br />
Wisconsin 12.5<br />
7.5 at Illinois 26.5<br />
6.5 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 21.5<br />
1931 (3-2)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
4.5 Illinois 23.5<br />
8 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 20<br />
25 at Minnesota 5<br />
27 Chicago 5<br />
29 Cornell 3<br />
1932 (5-2)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 28<br />
21 at N’Western 11<br />
29 at Chicago 3<br />
13 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 21<br />
34 Wisconsin 0<br />
19.5 <strong>Iowa</strong> 4.5<br />
20 at Cornell 16<br />
1933 (2-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
17.5 Cornell 10.5<br />
3 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 27<br />
26 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 8<br />
1934 (3-2-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
30 Wisconsin 0<br />
6 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 28<br />
20.5 Missouri 6.5<br />
14 <strong>Iowa</strong> 14<br />
19 at Minnesota 11<br />
11 at Cornell 21<br />
1935 (3-3)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
25 at Wisconsin 6<br />
13 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 21<br />
20.5 Missouri 8.5<br />
14 at Minnesota 18<br />
24 Nebraska 6<br />
9 Cornell 19<br />
1936 (1-6)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 17<br />
20.5 Nebraska 9.5<br />
12.5 at Cornell 15.5<br />
12 at Minnesota 18<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 15<br />
8 Indiana 22<br />
9.5 <strong>Iowa</strong> 22.5<br />
1937 (4-2-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
15.5 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 16.5<br />
17.5 Kansas St. 10.5<br />
9.5 at Minnesota 20.5<br />
24 Wisconsin 10<br />
23.5 Cornell 4.5<br />
32 Missouri 0<br />
16 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 16<br />
1938 (6-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
35 Grinnell 5<br />
19.5 at Cornell 14.5<br />
15.5 at Minnesota 12.5<br />
13 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 21<br />
19 <strong>Iowa</strong> 11<br />
23.5 Nebraska 6.5<br />
16 at Wisconsin 14<br />
1939 (4-3)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
6 at Illinois 20<br />
24 Wisconsin 8<br />
32.5 Grinnell 1.5<br />
21 Cornell 13<br />
11 at Minnesota 17<br />
9 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 21<br />
20 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 10<br />
1940 (7-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
25 at Nebraska 5<br />
23 Colorado St. 5<br />
13.5 Illinois 10.5<br />
15 at Cornell 11<br />
17 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 13<br />
14 at Minnesota 18<br />
15 <strong>Iowa</strong> 9<br />
26 at Wisconsin 8<br />
1941 (7-0-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
12 Minnesota 12<br />
14 at Illinois 12<br />
23 Kansas St. 7<br />
17 Cornell 11<br />
21 Chicago 3<br />
15 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 11<br />
27 Nebraska 5<br />
15 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 9<br />
1942 (2-4)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
11 at Cornell 19<br />
6 Illinois 24<br />
15 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 11<br />
16 at Nebraska 12<br />
9 <strong>Iowa</strong> 15<br />
11 at Minnesota 17<br />
1943 (2-0-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
27 Minnesota 3<br />
14 Michigan St. 14<br />
16 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 14<br />
1944-45<br />
(No <strong>Wrestling</strong>)<br />
1946 (5-0-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
29 at Minnesota 5<br />
17 at Illinois 11<br />
25 Nebraska 5<br />
20 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 10<br />
12 at Mich. St. 12<br />
24 at Wheaton 8<br />
1947 (5-0-2)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
25 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 5<br />
12 Cornell 12<br />
14 Illinois 14<br />
33 Wheaton 3<br />
28 Kansas State 5<br />
27 at Minnesota 3<br />
15 Michigan St. 9<br />
1948 (8-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
13 at Mich. St. 14<br />
24 at Wheaton 6<br />
28 at Nebraska 5<br />
23 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 5<br />
28 at Minnesota 11<br />
24 Oklahoma Tech 5<br />
38 W. Illinois 0<br />
19 Oklahoma 11<br />
28 at Cornell 0<br />
1949 (9-0)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
18 at Illinois 10<br />
15 Michigan St. 9<br />
32 at Okla. Tech 0<br />
22 at Oklahoma 6<br />
29 Wheaton 5<br />
24 Nebraska 5<br />
26 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 5<br />
14 at Minnesota 12<br />
17 Cornell 8<br />
1950 (11-0)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
24 Oklahoma 5<br />
25 at Wheaton 3<br />
18 at Mich. St. 6<br />
29 Purdue 5<br />
27 Denver 3<br />
23 at Nebraska 3<br />
23 Illinois 2<br />
21 at Minnesota 8<br />
20 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 5<br />
29 Nebraska-Omaha 3<br />
17 at Cornell 9<br />
1951 (9-1)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
15 at Illinois 9<br />
27 Wheaton 3<br />
21 Michigan St. 10<br />
22 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 6<br />
8 at Oklahoma 20<br />
17 Nebraska 8<br />
30 at Neb-Omaha 7<br />
17 Minnesota 11<br />
18 at Purdue 6<br />
17 Cornell 9<br />
1952 (6-2)<br />
Dave McCuskey<br />
11 Purdue 14<br />
21 at Mich. St. 8<br />
29 at Wheaton 2<br />
8 Oklahoma 19<br />
19 at Minnesota 8<br />
26 at Nebraska 4<br />
18 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 10<br />
20 at Cornell 6<br />
1953 (4-2-1)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
14 Illinois 14<br />
16 Cornell 11<br />
21 at Marquette 11<br />
14 at Purdue 13<br />
19 at Mankato St. 8<br />
15 at Minnesota 16<br />
13 Michigan St. 16<br />
1954 (3-4)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
14 Purdue 13<br />
19 at S. Dakota St. 10<br />
11 Mankato St. 14<br />
4 at Mich. St. 24<br />
16 at Luther 13<br />
8 Minnesota 22<br />
11 at Cornell 19<br />
1955 (8-1-2)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
15 Kansas St. 15<br />
12 at Minnesota 12<br />
20 at Ill. St. 6<br />
24 S. Dakota St. 6<br />
20 at Mankato St. 14<br />
27 Nebraska 3<br />
14 Cornell 12<br />
27 Luther 10<br />
16 at Purdue 12<br />
16 Michigan St. 11<br />
9 at Illinois 17<br />
1956 (10-0)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
23 Illinois St. 9<br />
19 Wisconsin 11<br />
15 at Mich. St. 11<br />
26 Minnesota 6<br />
21 Mankato St. 10<br />
26 Illinois 8<br />
32 at So. Dakota St. 0<br />
15 at Cornell 9<br />
24 at Luther 8<br />
21 at Nebraska 13<br />
1957 (6-3)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
34 S. Dakota St. 0<br />
16 at Wisconsin 14<br />
19 Cornell 11<br />
17 at Kansas St. 12<br />
8 at Minnesota 22<br />
14 Michigan St. 16<br />
27 Nebraska 3<br />
6 at Mankato St. 22<br />
28 Luther 7<br />
1958 (8-2-1)<br />
Ed Lyons<br />
16 at Cornell 13<br />
17 at Mich. St. 11<br />
25 at S. Dakota St. 5<br />
9 Mankato St. 17<br />
12 Illinois 12<br />
9 Minnesota 19<br />
22 Kansas St. 10<br />
28 Wisconsin 0<br />
25 at Nebraska 5<br />
31 at Luther 3<br />
19 at N. Illinois 11<br />
1959 (8-4)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
21 Cornell 9<br />
10 at Mich. St. 16<br />
34 Nebraska-Omaha 0<br />
11 at Wisconsin 14<br />
19 at Illinois 12<br />
16 Colorado Mines 10<br />
24 Luther 7<br />
11 at Mankato St. 15<br />
27 Nebraska 3<br />
10 at Minnesota 24<br />
23 S. Dakota St. 3<br />
22 N. Illinois 5<br />
1960 (6-3-2)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
12 N. Illinois 12<br />
14 at S. Dakota St. 13<br />
24 at Neb.-Omaha 8<br />
29 at Nebraska 5<br />
5 at Colo. Mines 22<br />
3 at Wyoming 23<br />
15 Michigan St. 15<br />
15 Mankato St. 13<br />
33 at Luther 3<br />
16 at Cornell 11<br />
11 Minnesota 14<br />
32
1961 (10-2)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
20 at N. Illinois 6<br />
19 S. Dakota St. 9<br />
18 at Mankato St. 11<br />
32 Cornell 0<br />
12 at Mich. St. 20<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 16<br />
14 Colorado St. 12<br />
17 at Winona St. 10<br />
17 at Minnesota 9<br />
29 Luther 3<br />
27 Nebraska-Omaha 2<br />
14 Wyoming 11<br />
1962 (5-9)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
27 at Neb.-Omaha 3<br />
13 at S. Dakota St. 16<br />
8 Michigan St. 19<br />
11 at Minnesota 17<br />
16 Mankato St. 14<br />
6 at Colo. St. 20<br />
7 at Wyoming 22<br />
13 at Colorado 15<br />
8 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 17<br />
23 at Luther 3<br />
6 at Illinois 20<br />
25 St. Cloud St. 5<br />
23 Winona St. 7<br />
7 Oklahoma St. 19<br />
1963 (5-7-1)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
21 at St. Cloud St. 8<br />
17 S. Dakota St. 9<br />
9 at Mankato St. 17<br />
12 Colorado St. 14<br />
12 Minnesota 12<br />
3 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 23<br />
9 Colorado 19<br />
15 Wyoming 18<br />
5 at Mich. St. 20<br />
22 Luther 8<br />
23 Nebraska-Omaha 8<br />
14 Illinois 13<br />
6 at Okla. St. 24<br />
1964 (6-7)<br />
Bill Koll<br />
18 at Luther 10<br />
17 Illinois 13<br />
14 at S. Dakota St. 11<br />
0 Oklahoma St. 30<br />
7 Michigan St. 21<br />
20 at Colo. St. 7<br />
3 at Colorado 27<br />
3 at Wyoming 29<br />
6 at Minnesota 20<br />
9 Mankato St. 19<br />
23 Winona St. 5<br />
0 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 34<br />
20 Nebraska 6<br />
1965 (2-8-1)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
25 Luther 9<br />
12 S. Dakota St. 12<br />
11 at Illinois 15<br />
5 at Mankato St. 29<br />
0 Minnesota 28<br />
7 Colorado 20<br />
0 at Okla. St. 36<br />
0 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 32<br />
18 Cornell 11<br />
6 at Mich. St. 20<br />
6 at Winona St. 22<br />
1966 (6-5)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
17 Illinois 15<br />
18 at Nebraska 14<br />
34 at Cornell 3<br />
25 at Luther 10<br />
0 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 35<br />
16 at St. Cloud St. 14<br />
9 at S. Dakota St. 18<br />
18 Mankato State 16<br />
6 Moorhead St. 25<br />
10 Michigan St. 24<br />
6 at Winona St. 23<br />
1967 (10-7-1)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
5 at Mich. St. 25<br />
21 at E. Mich. 11<br />
16 at Illinois 15<br />
29 Ft. Hays St. 7<br />
18 Bemidji State 13<br />
3 Wisconsin 26<br />
28 Luther 3<br />
25 S. Dakota St. 6<br />
6 at Mankato St. 23<br />
13 at Moorhead St. 17<br />
29 vs. Concordia 6<br />
12 Colorado 17<br />
7 vs. Mich. St. 22<br />
29 vs. Illinois 6<br />
16 at Minnesota 16<br />
34 Cornell 3<br />
22 N. Illinois 8<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 20<br />
1968 (17-4)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
32 at Cornell 8<br />
25 Illinois 5<br />
13 at Colo. St. 17<br />
34 St. Cloud St. 3<br />
24 vs. N. Dakota St. 8<br />
19 vs. Valley St. 12<br />
19 at S. Dakota St. 16<br />
28 at Luther 9<br />
25 at W. Illinois 9<br />
21 vs. NE Mo. St. 16<br />
16 Luther 17<br />
20 E. Michigan 9<br />
23 North Dakota 6<br />
27 Mankato State 14<br />
6 Michigan State 21<br />
22 at N. Illinois 11<br />
26 Nebraska 3<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 21<br />
24 vs. Purdue 8<br />
23 vs. N. Illinois 6<br />
21 Moorhead St. 9<br />
1969 (14-4-2)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
22 S. Dakota St. 11<br />
27 NW Mo. St. 8<br />
25 Luther 8<br />
20 at Moorhead St. 8<br />
27 at N. Dakota St. 5<br />
22 vs. Minot St. 9<br />
17 at Bemidji St. 13<br />
21 at N. Dakota 11<br />
16 vs. Ariz. St. 16<br />
18 vs. Nebraska 11<br />
14 at Minnesota 17<br />
5 at Mich. St. 23<br />
28 at E. Michigan 3<br />
29 vs. Ga. Tech 8<br />
11 vs. Michigan 18<br />
13 at Mankato St. 19<br />
21 W. Illinois 5<br />
25 Morningside 11<br />
14 vs. N. Ill. 14<br />
29 Cornell 5<br />
1970 (13-1-2)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
23 E. Michigan 9<br />
24 North Dakota 8<br />
15 Winona State 15<br />
19 at Luther 13<br />
23 Moorhead St. 14<br />
17 Purdue 16<br />
27 N. Illinois 8<br />
33 at Morningside 3<br />
3 Michigan State 31<br />
19 NE Mo. St. 16<br />
15 N. Dakota St. 15<br />
17 Upper <strong>Iowa</strong> 15<br />
19 Mankato State 14<br />
25 at S. Dakota St. 8<br />
24 at S. Dakota 6<br />
18 at Cornell 14<br />
1971 (12-3)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
17 at Minnesota 15<br />
18 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 12<br />
6 Navy 26<br />
28 at N. Illinois 8<br />
9 at Wisconsin 23<br />
22 Illinois State 16<br />
31 Luther 9<br />
23 at N. Dakota St. 12<br />
45 at N. Dakota 3<br />
23 at Mankato St. 14<br />
30 S. Dakota St. 5<br />
44 South Dakota 3<br />
11 at Mich. St. 21<br />
24 at E. Mich. 12<br />
37 at Moorhead St. 2<br />
1972 (12-5)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
6 vs. Mich. St. 31<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 24<br />
43 Moorhead St. 3<br />
28 Frank. & Marsh. 10<br />
30 at Luther 6<br />
25 N. Illinois 13<br />
18 at Minnesota 15<br />
9 vs. Indiana 21<br />
18 at N’western 13<br />
9 vs. <strong>Iowa</strong> 25<br />
19 at S. Dakota St. 14<br />
26 Mankato State 12<br />
12 Cal Poly SLO 22<br />
48 North Dakota 3<br />
25 N. Dakota St. 11<br />
35 at S. Dakota 5<br />
25 at W. Illinois 9<br />
1973 (9-6-1)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
21 vs. C. Mich. 14<br />
28 vs. Cincinnati 13<br />
17 at N. Illinois 17<br />
34 South Dakota 6<br />
19 S. Dakota St. 21<br />
38 Luther 3<br />
28 Colorado 11<br />
12 Minnesota 24<br />
31 at Moorhead St. 9<br />
18 at N. Dakota St. 15<br />
43 at Augustana (SD) 2<br />
8 Cal Poly SLO 27<br />
13 at Mankato St. 19<br />
28 Oregon 11<br />
12 Oregon State 23<br />
9 <strong>Iowa</strong> 26<br />
1974 (15-2)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
15 S. Illinois 18<br />
30 vs. Illinois 11<br />
38 at Luther 0<br />
31 N. Dakota St. 7<br />
46 at S. Dakota 2<br />
47 vs. Morningside 4<br />
34 at S. Dakota St. 9<br />
36 at Augustana (SD) 8<br />
22 at St. Cloud St. 9<br />
17 <strong>Iowa</strong> 15<br />
21 Mankato State 19<br />
19 Minnesota 23<br />
21 N. Illinois 12<br />
39 Moorhead State 5<br />
32 at NW Mo. St. 4<br />
49 at C. Missouri 0<br />
33 at W. Illinois 6<br />
1975 (15-4)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
35 Luther 6<br />
47 at Moorhead St. 3<br />
43 at N. Dakota 6<br />
18 at N. Dakota St. 14<br />
14 Illinois 20<br />
29 at Augustana (SD) 9<br />
44 at Morningside 0<br />
39 at S. Dakota 18<br />
11 Cal Poly SLO 22<br />
28 St. Cloud St. 9<br />
17 Northwestern 14<br />
27 S. Dakota St. 12<br />
35 Montclair St. 5<br />
29 at N. Illinois 9<br />
17 at Mankato St. 15<br />
21 Nebraska-Omaha 12<br />
19 Minnesota 20<br />
18 Athletes in Action 16<br />
8 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 31<br />
1976 (13-8)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
27 Cleveland St. 6<br />
31 at Luther 9<br />
26 Kentucky 24<br />
27 SIU-Edwards, 18<br />
17 at Illinois 19<br />
21 Lehigh 15<br />
41 Moorhead State 0<br />
39 Morningside 3<br />
23 at S. Dakota St. 12<br />
dual results<br />
23 at Augustana (SD) 9<br />
13 Michigan 27<br />
35 South Dakota 5<br />
13 SIU-Edwards. 15<br />
14 N. Dakota St. 18<br />
13 Mankato State 21<br />
8 <strong>Iowa</strong> 37<br />
17 at Neb.-Omaha 23<br />
14 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 26<br />
19 vs. Nebraska 14<br />
11 vs. N’western 23<br />
19 at Minnesota 18<br />
1977 (12-8)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
3 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 37<br />
21 Augustana (SD) 14<br />
43 Luther 3<br />
27 at S. Dakota 11<br />
24 Illinois 10<br />
38 at Morningside 9<br />
29 at Florida 17<br />
23 at UT-Chatt. 12<br />
12 at Tennessee 24<br />
25 at Kentucky 19<br />
7 at Cleveland St. 27<br />
7 Oregon State 31<br />
36 St. Cloud St. 9<br />
6 at N. Dakota St. 33<br />
15 at N. Dakota 17<br />
15 Cal Poly SLO 21<br />
22 at Mankato St. 18<br />
31 Nebraska-Omaha 3<br />
9 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 34<br />
21 S. Dakota St. 16<br />
1978 (12-4)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
31 at St. Cloud St. 7<br />
19 Cleveland St. 15<br />
17 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 26<br />
28 at W. Illinois 8<br />
14 at Minnesota 21<br />
12 at Illinois 24<br />
9 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 31<br />
39 Moorhead State 7<br />
34 N. Dakota St. 12<br />
34 Mankato State 8<br />
18 Kentucky 16<br />
22 at Neb.-Omaha 15<br />
29 at S. Dakota St. 6<br />
24 at Augustana (SD) 20<br />
21 Ohio State 12<br />
25 at S. Illinois 13<br />
1979 (11-5)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 32<br />
14 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 27<br />
40 vs. W. Illinois 9<br />
45 at C. Missouri 3<br />
30 vs. S. Illinois 17<br />
41 at C. Florida 6<br />
31 at Fla. Int’l 17<br />
27 vs. S. Dakota St. 10<br />
22 at Florida 14<br />
16 Cal Poly SLO 17<br />
7 Oregon State 31<br />
33 at Ohio State 8<br />
54 vs. Purdue 0<br />
42 at Mankato St. 5<br />
13 Arizona State 18<br />
33
dual results<br />
27 Oregon 10<br />
1980 (14-5-1)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
39 Cleveland St. 7<br />
42 Wartburg 4<br />
37 Luther 6<br />
3 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 41<br />
23 Louisiana St. 23<br />
44 Augustana (IL) 2<br />
39 at Fla. Int’l 9<br />
46 vs. Carson-Newman 3<br />
43 at C. Florida 7<br />
15 at Auburn 26<br />
15 at Georgia 19<br />
16 Kentucky 25<br />
9 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 24<br />
39 C. Missouri 5<br />
42 NE Mo. St. 3<br />
16 Athletes in Action 31<br />
37 Winona State 3<br />
21 at S. Dakota St. 16<br />
31 at Augustana (SD) 8<br />
41 Mankato State 5<br />
24 Minnesota 14<br />
1981 (15-6)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
8 <strong>Iowa</strong> 40<br />
47 NE Mo. St. 6<br />
43 Luther 6<br />
12 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 28<br />
47 at C. Florida 5<br />
40 at N. Carolina 5<br />
26 at N.C. St. 17<br />
24 at E. Carolina 17<br />
24 Oregon State 14<br />
15 Arizona State 27<br />
19 Cal Poly SLO 17<br />
45 Winona State 0<br />
22 Northwestern 17<br />
52 Cornell 0<br />
15 Oregon 21<br />
37 at Mankato St. 9<br />
37 S. Dakota St. 6<br />
23 Louisiana St. 20<br />
17 CS Bakersfield 29<br />
12 at Nebraska 23<br />
24 Missouri 15<br />
1982 (15-2)<br />
Chuck Patten<br />
24 Cleveland St. 9<br />
33 N. Michigan 12<br />
9 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 34<br />
48 vs. Marquette 3<br />
44 vs. Drake 0<br />
27 at N’western 11<br />
24 at Lock Haven 12<br />
30 at W. Virginia 12<br />
23 Lehigh 18<br />
10 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 23<br />
40 Illinois 3<br />
27 at Missouri 11<br />
52 Mankato State 0<br />
45 at S. Dakota St. 0<br />
44 at Augustana (SD) 3<br />
27 Nebraska 10<br />
34 at Kentucky 3<br />
1983 (17-3)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
41 Kentucky 3<br />
45 No. Michigan 2<br />
8 <strong>Iowa</strong> 33<br />
33 CS Bakersfield 6<br />
31 North Carolina 8<br />
25 at Lock Haven 14<br />
23 at Lehigh 22<br />
23 at Clarion 17<br />
20 at Missouri 19<br />
26 at E. Illinois 14<br />
27 at Illinois 10<br />
20 at Minnesota 19<br />
42 S. Dakota St. 8<br />
33 Minnesota 8<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 33<br />
39 Augustana (SD) 3<br />
45 at Drake 4<br />
39 at Mankato St. 13<br />
34 Cal Poly SLO 12<br />
16 at Nebraska 24<br />
1984 (12-6)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
8 at Wisconsin 29<br />
31 Cleveland St. 12<br />
23 SIU-Edwards. 14<br />
14 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 30<br />
33 New Mexico 12<br />
16 Oklahoma State 21<br />
11 at Oklahoma 29<br />
33 Lehigh 13<br />
28 at Augustana (SD) 17<br />
46 at S. Dakota St. 3<br />
24 Wisconsin 13<br />
18 Missouri 17<br />
21 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 17<br />
12 at Minnesota 33<br />
42 Drake 3<br />
46 at Mankato St. 6<br />
23 Michigan State 19<br />
22 Nebraska 24<br />
1985 (9-8)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
8 Wisconsin 27<br />
57 Missouri St. 0<br />
12 at SIU-E’ville 25<br />
21 at Missouri 23<br />
28 at E. Illinois 12<br />
3 <strong>Iowa</strong> 43<br />
25 North Carolina 10<br />
23 at Cal Poly SLO 14<br />
27 at Fresno St. 9<br />
41 at New Mexico 6<br />
13 at Oklahoma St. 26<br />
8 at Wisconsin 24<br />
38 at Drake 6<br />
17 at Michigan 25<br />
43 Wyoming 0<br />
5 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 35<br />
28 at Nebraska 11<br />
1986(12-8)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
12 at Wisconsin 21<br />
9 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 39<br />
23 Oklahoma State 15<br />
27 Lock Haven 8<br />
46 New Mexico 3<br />
44 Morgan State 6<br />
44 vs. Ill. State 3<br />
12 vs. Penn State 21<br />
19 vs. Ariz. St. 29<br />
29 *Clemson 11<br />
24 *Oklahoma 28<br />
15 *Wisconsin 23<br />
23 *West Virginia 16<br />
18 *Bloomsburg 20<br />
6 at N. Carolina 28<br />
35 Missouri 12<br />
24 vs. Illinois 17<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 26<br />
43 Drake 0<br />
21 Michigan 18<br />
* Virginia Duals<br />
1987 (18-6)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> 31<br />
10 vs. Weber St. 35<br />
37 vs. NW Mo. St. 14<br />
27 Minnesota 12<br />
17 North Carolina 25<br />
37 Augustana (SD) 3<br />
21 *Virginia 15<br />
12 *Penn State 28<br />
20 *N.C. St. 15<br />
26 *Arizona State 10<br />
21 *N. Carolina 19<br />
19 *Bloomsburg 16<br />
26 at Lehigh 16<br />
51 vs. Livingstone 2<br />
33 vs. Carson-Newman 15<br />
24 vs. Edinboro 14<br />
19 Wisconsin 15<br />
27 at Minnesota 11<br />
32 SIU-Edwards. 15<br />
32 Nebraska 11<br />
12 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 25<br />
29 at Drake 12<br />
21 at Missouri 22<br />
30 at E. Illinois 8<br />
* Virginia Duals<br />
1988 (14-3)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
22 at Wisconsin 12<br />
14 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 24<br />
20 Minnesota 18<br />
37 Missouri 7<br />
21 at Ohio State 14<br />
26 *Indiana 10<br />
26 *Bloomsburg 3<br />
3 *Arizona State 20<br />
39 *N.C. St. 3<br />
21 *Oklahoma 16<br />
19 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 17<br />
44 N. Illinois 5<br />
25 at Nebraska 15<br />
41 at Missouri St. 3<br />
13 at Okla. St. 24<br />
36 E. Illinois 12<br />
42 Drake 3<br />
*Virginia Duals<br />
1989 (12-6)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> 26<br />
12 at Minnesota 24<br />
39 New Mexico 4<br />
17 *Bloomsburg 18<br />
19 *N. Carolina 24<br />
27 vs. Army 14<br />
35 vs. SIU-Edwards. 4<br />
27 at Missouri 16<br />
47 Missouri St. 0<br />
18 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 20<br />
33 at N. Illinois 8<br />
29 at E. Illinois 16<br />
38 vs. UT-Chatt. 3<br />
23 N. Carolina St. 9<br />
28 Nebraska 15<br />
13 Oklahoma State 23<br />
26 Ohio State 14<br />
32 at Drake 5<br />
*Virginia Duals<br />
1990 (12-4)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
23 Minnesota 15<br />
7 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 39<br />
35 Missouri 8<br />
34 at CS Chico 5<br />
22 at Fresno St. 10<br />
23 at CS Bakersfield 16<br />
31 at Cal Poly SLO 6<br />
20 at CS Fullerton 15<br />
33 SIU-Edwardsville 15<br />
3 at Okla. St. 30<br />
39 at Missouri St. 6<br />
14 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 20<br />
40 E. Illinois 4<br />
10 at Nebraska 26<br />
30 Drake 8<br />
35 N. Illinois 7<br />
1991 (16-5)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
24 vs. Minnesota 12<br />
11 <strong>Iowa</strong> 34<br />
36 vs. Missouri St. 6<br />
19 at Missouri 18<br />
26 Purdue 10<br />
5 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 32<br />
14 *Ohio State 21<br />
48 *Ithaca 0<br />
22 *Michigan 15<br />
23 *West Virginia 16<br />
7 *<strong>Iowa</strong> 35<br />
20 *Nebraska 24<br />
43 vs. Illinois 3<br />
33 Nebraska 9<br />
47 at N. Illinois 2<br />
36 at E. Illinois 9<br />
35 vs. Ill. St. 3<br />
26 at Drake 9<br />
21 Oklahoma St. 16<br />
26 Indiana 9<br />
35 Wyoming 3<br />
* National Duals<br />
1992 (11-4)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
4 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 35<br />
31 at Fresno St. 15<br />
39 vs. Cali. (PA) 0<br />
32 at CS Bakersfield 9<br />
32 at CS Fullerton 6<br />
21 Minnesota 16<br />
5 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 32<br />
24 Missouri 16<br />
37 E. Illinois 3<br />
32 Drake 5<br />
43 Missouri St. 2<br />
51 N. Illinois 0<br />
45 Illinois State 5<br />
17 at Purdue 21<br />
17 at Nebraska 19<br />
1993 (10-7)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
9 <strong>Iowa</strong> 31<br />
27 at Edinboro 7<br />
29 at Clarion 9<br />
17 at Bloomsburg 12<br />
28 *Brown 9<br />
21 *Clemson 19<br />
19 *Wisconsin 16<br />
12 *Minnesota 24<br />
7 Nebraska 28<br />
12 #Fresno St. 25<br />
18 #Oregon St. 20<br />
31 at Drake 9<br />
12 at <strong>Iowa</strong> St. 25<br />
36 vs. N. Illinois 15<br />
16 at Minnesota 27<br />
19 Purdue 18<br />
25 CS Bakersfield 10<br />
* Virginia Duals (2nd)<br />
# National Duals<br />
1994 (5-7)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
37 N. Dakota St. 10<br />
8 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 30<br />
22 Nebraska-Omaha 16<br />
25 Lehigh 16<br />
18 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 16<br />
21 at Mankato State 14<br />
6 at Okla. St. 41<br />
17 at Missouri St. 18<br />
12 Minnesota 26<br />
15 at Ohio State 25<br />
15 vs. Illinois 24<br />
6 at Nebraska 29<br />
1995 (4-11)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
9 at Minnesota 30<br />
4 <strong>Iowa</strong> 40<br />
12 at Neb.-Omaha 26<br />
12 *Edinboro 26<br />
21 *VMI 19<br />
22 *Syracuse 17<br />
6 *Navy 33<br />
6 *Pennsylvania 29<br />
7 Wisconsin 35<br />
6 at Missouri 37<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 38<br />
30 vs. N. Illinois 13<br />
12 Nebraska 30<br />
21 at N. Dakota St. 19<br />
17 Ohio State 22<br />
* Virginia Duals<br />
1996 (5-12)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
0 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 44<br />
39 James Madison 9<br />
4 vs. Indiana 39<br />
21 at Edinboro 24<br />
11 at Pittsburgh 29<br />
45 *NE Mo. St. 4<br />
34
31 *Nebraska-Omaha 7<br />
6 *Indiana 30<br />
4 at Wisconsin 39<br />
12 Missouri 27<br />
12 at Purdue 25<br />
33 vs. E. Illinois 9<br />
7 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 34<br />
6 at Nebraska 31<br />
28 at Ohio 18<br />
6 at Ohio State 38<br />
6 vs. Illinois 35<br />
* <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong> Duals<br />
1997 (7-8)<br />
Don Briggs<br />
30 at Georgia St. 13<br />
34 at UT-Chatt. 12<br />
14 *Cornell 19<br />
16 *Lehigh 23<br />
18 Ohio 22<br />
28 #Marquette 18<br />
24 #Wyoming 18<br />
23 #Ohio 20<br />
13 Wisconsin 24<br />
22 at E. Illinois 17<br />
20 at Missouri 19<br />
3 at Oklahoma 37<br />
21 Nebraska 23<br />
6 Ohio State 34<br />
4 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 34<br />
* Virginia Duals<br />
# <strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong> Duals<br />
1998 (5-9)<br />
Mark Manning<br />
18 at Indiana 16<br />
9 Penn State 34<br />
16 at CS Bakersfield 30<br />
27 vs. CS Fullerton 20<br />
30 *Marquette 19<br />
16 *Wartburg 24<br />
25 *N. Illinois 22<br />
20 at Wisconsin 25<br />
25 at Wyoming 21<br />
14 Missouri 23<br />
16 at Neb.-Omaha 27<br />
6 at Nebraska 33<br />
19 at N. Illinois 22<br />
3 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 32<br />
*<strong>Northern</strong> <strong>Iowa</strong> Duals<br />
1999 (8-10)<br />
Mark Manning<br />
18 at Minnesota St. 22<br />
11 Northwestern 31<br />
19 *Oregon State 24<br />
30 *Wyoming 10<br />
16 *CS Bakersfield 27<br />
28 #UT-Chattanooga 11<br />
13 #Illinois 18<br />
24 #Lehigh 13<br />
16 #Rider 22<br />
29 UW-Stevens Point 12<br />
31 E. Illinois 10<br />
15 Nebraska 21<br />
34 Marquette 21<br />
29 at Missouri 12<br />
6 at Minnesota 33<br />
25 N. Illinois 20<br />
17 Nebraska-Omaha 24<br />
6 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 38<br />
* Lone Star Duals<br />
# Virginia Duals<br />
2000 (10-5-2)<br />
Mark Manning<br />
17 Wisconsin 17<br />
15 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 25<br />
6 Minnesota 27<br />
26 Ohio State 15<br />
35 *Virginia 10<br />
25 *Pittsburgh 12<br />
25 *Michigan 16<br />
6 *Edinboro 27<br />
24 at Purdue 14<br />
33 at Marquette 13<br />
33 at Neb.-Omaha 6<br />
20 at Nebraska 20<br />
30 at E. Illinois 9<br />
32 at N. Illinois 6<br />
3 at Oklahoma St. 29<br />
31 Missouri 2<br />
8 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 33<br />
*Virginia Duals<br />
2001 (11-8)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
3 at Minnesota 36<br />
19 at Wisconsin 20<br />
16 <strong>Iowa</strong> 32<br />
23 Purdue 13<br />
43 *Neosho CC 6<br />
31 *Northwestern 9<br />
25 *Fresno State 10<br />
15 *Oklahoma 23<br />
3 at Ohio State 30<br />
48 #Binghamton 6<br />
31 #Ashland 21<br />
33 #Cleveland State 12<br />
30 Wyoming 6<br />
46 Marquette 4<br />
9 Oklahoma State 31<br />
20 Nebraska 26<br />
41 E. Illinois 3<br />
31 N. Illinois 10<br />
15 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 29<br />
*Texas Duals<br />
#Wendy’s Duals<br />
2002 (7-8)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
33 Boise State 6<br />
26 Wisconsin 12<br />
10 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 27<br />
26 Oregon 16<br />
18 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 20<br />
18 at N. Illinois 12<br />
33 at E. Illinois 9<br />
12 *Minnestoa 27<br />
17 *Fresno State 20<br />
36 Wis.-La Crosse 6<br />
6 at Oklahoma 31<br />
6 at Oklahoma St. 30<br />
24 at Wyoming 9<br />
17 at Air Force 17<br />
12 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 25<br />
* National Duals<br />
2003 (12-6)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
16 Arizona State 17<br />
18 at Wisconsin 27<br />
7 <strong>Iowa</strong> 30<br />
28 #Brown 7<br />
25 #Virginia 12<br />
26 #Cal Fullerton 12<br />
21 #Missouri 16<br />
21 N. Illinois 15<br />
10 *Oklahoma State 28<br />
18 *Missouri 15<br />
14 *Michigan 26<br />
22 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 16<br />
31 N. Dakota State 6<br />
14 Oklahoma State 30<br />
39 E. Illinois 0<br />
22 Wyoming 13<br />
28 American 12<br />
35 Fresno State 3<br />
# Texas Duals<br />
* National Duals<br />
2004 (10-6)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
32 S. Dakota State 9<br />
13 Wisconsin 21<br />
10 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 27<br />
22 UT-Chattanooga 16<br />
25 at Fresno St. 12<br />
24 UC-Davis 13<br />
44 at E. Illinois 3<br />
24 at N. Illinois 10<br />
9 Penn State* 31<br />
22 <strong>Iowa</strong> State* 21<br />
16 Minnesota* 24<br />
16 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 19<br />
7 Oklahoma State 31<br />
35 Central Oklahoma 3<br />
17 Arizona State 16<br />
22 Ohio State 18<br />
*National Duals<br />
2005 (8-7)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
14 at Wisconsin 20<br />
13 <strong>Iowa</strong> 23<br />
20 at Minnesota 25<br />
22 UT-Chattanooga 16<br />
32 Virginia Tech 10<br />
38 E. Illinois 7<br />
16 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 25<br />
22 H<strong>of</strong>stra* 14<br />
3 Lehigh* 33<br />
18 C. Michigan* 21<br />
6 Oklahoma State 30<br />
23 N. Illinois 17<br />
31 at ND State 12<br />
34 at SD State 3<br />
40 Air Force 6<br />
*National Duals<br />
2006 (8-8-2)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
6 Minnesota 31<br />
11 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 25<br />
16 Wisconsin 19<br />
34 at Old Dominion 6<br />
37 at Virginia Tech 7<br />
19 vs. Army 19<br />
6 at Oklahoma St. 35<br />
9 C. Michigan* 23<br />
15 Cornell* 19<br />
15 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 24<br />
19 at Chattanooga 18<br />
38 at E. Illinois 15<br />
23 vs. Wyoming 19<br />
16 at N. Illinois 16<br />
10 Missouri 26<br />
36 South Dakota St. 9<br />
36 N. Colorado 9<br />
26 North Dakota St. 15<br />
*National Duals<br />
2007 (7-9-1)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
15 <strong>Iowa</strong> 18<br />
10 at Wisconsin 24<br />
3 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 38<br />
15 Chattanooga 23<br />
16 Oregon State 25<br />
5 Oklahoma State* 29<br />
30 UC Davis* 10<br />
9 H<strong>of</strong>stra* 25<br />
27 at N. Colorado^ 18<br />
24 at Wyoming^ 16<br />
6 Oklahoma State 35<br />
28 E. Illinois 18<br />
20 Old Dominion 16<br />
17 N. Illinois 17<br />
13 at Missouri 36<br />
31 at N. Dakota St.^ 9<br />
41 at S. Dakota St.^ 6<br />
*National Duals<br />
^Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference<br />
2008 (7-5-1)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
16 Wisconsin 16<br />
3 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 40<br />
10 <strong>Iowa</strong> State 29<br />
21 vs. Chattanooga 16<br />
6 Michigan* 30<br />
3 <strong>Iowa</strong> State* 31<br />
40 Wyoming^ 0<br />
36 N. Colorado^ 6<br />
0 at Okla. St. 33<br />
24 at N. Illinois 13<br />
42 S. Dakota St.^ 3<br />
22 at Neb-Omaha 15<br />
44 N. Dakota St.^ 6<br />
*National Duals<br />
^Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference<br />
2009 (10-6)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
12 <strong>Iowa</strong> 30<br />
9 at Wisconsin 36<br />
25 at Old Dominion 15<br />
28 at George Mason 15<br />
28 vs. Buffalo 8<br />
32 vs. Cleveland St. 10<br />
12 vs. Ohio St.* 32<br />
10 vs. Michigan* 29<br />
28 at N. Colo.^ 13<br />
42 at Air Force^ 0<br />
3 vs. Okla. St. 31<br />
34 vs. N. Illinois 6<br />
dual results<br />
9 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 26<br />
18 vs. Chattanooga 12<br />
33 at S. Dakota St.^3<br />
21 at N. Dakota St.^17<br />
*National Duals<br />
^Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference<br />
2010 (10-12)<br />
Brad Penrith<br />
22 vs. E. Mich.! 12<br />
9 vs. Purdue! 24<br />
12 vs. Stanford! 19<br />
26 vs. Harvard@ 10<br />
18 vs. Mich. St.@ 13<br />
10 vs. Rutgers@ 26<br />
3 at <strong>Iowa</strong> 48<br />
11 vs. Wisconsin 25<br />
0 vs. <strong>Iowa</strong> State 42<br />
9 vs. Maryland# 25<br />
22 vs. Bloomsburg# 16<br />
0 vs. Boise St.# 31<br />
35 vs. N.Colorado^ 3<br />
35 vs. S. Dakota St.^ 6<br />
12 at Wyoming^ 26<br />
16 vs. Utah Valley^ 19<br />
6 at Okla. St. 30<br />
30 vs. App. St. 9<br />
15 at Chattanooga 16<br />
36 N. Illinois 0<br />
30 vs. N. Dakota St.^ 6<br />
24 vs. Air Force^ 15<br />
! Northwestern Duals<br />
@ Sprawl and Brawl<br />
Duals<br />
# National Duals<br />
^ Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference<br />
2011 (12-9)<br />
Doug Schwab<br />
34 vs. McKendree! 9<br />
34 vs. UW-Parkside! 6<br />
6 vs. N’western! 26<br />
19 Old Dominion 15<br />
18 vs. Binghamton@ 15<br />
16 vs. Maryland@ 19<br />
14 vs. Bloomsburg@ 18<br />
0 <strong>Iowa</strong> 39<br />
14 at Wisconsin 25<br />
9 vs. Missouri# 27<br />
20 vs. Ohio St.# 19<br />
12 vs. Okla. St.# 33<br />
21 at N Dakota St.^ 19<br />
38 at S. Dakota St.^ 9<br />
15 Nebraska 18<br />
23 N. Illinois 15<br />
20 at <strong>Iowa</strong> State 21<br />
28 vs. CS Bakersfield 10<br />
32 at N. Colorado^ 6<br />
25 at Air Force^ 12<br />
19 Wyoming^ 13<br />
! Northwestern Duals<br />
@ Northeast Duals<br />
# National Duals<br />
^ Western <strong>Wrestling</strong><br />
Conference<br />
35
lettermen<br />
A<br />
Aarhus, Cruse 2009, 10<br />
Alitz, Leroy 1948<br />
Allen, Clark 1971<br />
Allen, Mike 1970<br />
Allison, Vern 1972,73<br />
Altman, Frank 1950<br />
Anderson, Andrew 2006,07,08,09<br />
Anderson, Marty 1986,87,88<br />
Anson, Kyle 2007<br />
Antone, Joe 1959<br />
Archambault, Eldon 1945<br />
Arends, Jesse 1931<br />
Armey, Robert 1995,97,98<br />
Arvold, Bruce 1981<br />
Asche, Mike 1978<br />
Austin, Dick 1963,64,65<br />
B<br />
Bauman, Dustin 2008<br />
Baumgartner, Adam 2005<br />
Bagenstos, Jon 1977<br />
Bahr, Chris 1995,96,97,98<br />
Bahr, Dennis 1964,66<br />
Baima, Nick 2004,05,06,07<br />
Baldridge, Josh 2008,09<br />
Balvanz, Jim 1977,79<br />
Balvanz, Tim 1972,73,74<br />
Banach, Riley 2011<br />
Barnett, Wes 1964,65<br />
Barry, Dave 1946<br />
Bartels, Scott 1974<br />
Barton, Ben 1995,96,97,98<br />
Bauman, Dustin 2009, 10<br />
Beal, Ray 1957<br />
Beale, Blayne 2011<br />
Beamer, Burt 1996,98,99<br />
Bean, Clyde 1950,51,52<br />
Becicka, Steve 1966<br />
Beerman, Dan 1995<br />
Beets, Jarion 2008,09,10,11<br />
Bellock, Skip 1968,69,70<br />
Bennethum, Curt 1991,92<br />
Bennett, Troy 1994,95<br />
Benning, Brian 1993<br />
Benson, Rick 1975<br />
Bentrim, Gary 1976,77,78<br />
Berg, Greg 1990,91<br />
Bigley, Ken 1996,97,98,99<br />
Billerbeck, Mark 1975<br />
Bird, Mike 1979<br />
Bitetto, Chris 2003,04,05,06<br />
Black, Dick 1949<br />
Blaser, Gene 1956<br />
Blasingame, Jim 1974,75,76<br />
Boeck, Bob 1970,71,72<br />
Boeding, Bill 1979<br />
Bond, Jerry 1966,67,68<br />
Bonin, David 2010, 11<br />
Bossard, Dave 1985<br />
Boston, Dick 1967<br />
Boudreaux, Chad 2000,01<br />
Bowen, Keith 1941,42,43<br />
Brantley, Christian 2009,10,11<br />
Brainerd, Jim 1961,62<br />
Breitbach, Dean 1940<br />
Brewer, Dustin 2002<br />
Briggs, Dick 1975,76,77,78<br />
Brown, Eric 2001<br />
Bruhl, Brad 1992,93<br />
Bruhl, Elwyn 1973<br />
Bueghly, Keith 1937<br />
Bush, Russ 1946,47,49<br />
Byrne, Jamie 1990,91,92,93<br />
C<br />
Camarata, August 1948<br />
Cameron, Tom 1966<br />
Ceilley, Bernie 1955<br />
Chambers, Don 1969<br />
Cheney, Ray 1937<br />
Christensen, Craig 1975<br />
Clark, Jim 1952<br />
Claude, Steve 1972<br />
Clemmensen, Harvey 1947<br />
Clutter, Jeff 1985,86<br />
Cobb, Dion 1980,81,82,84<br />
Cole, Jerry 1966<br />
Collopy, Lloyd 1949<br />
Cook, Dale 1952,55<br />
Cook, Lowell 1951<br />
Cordaro, Frank 1970,71,73<br />
Cormaney, Al 1966<br />
Cormaney, Wayne 1962,63,64<br />
Cornally, Tom 1977<br />
Corrigan, Don 1957<br />
Coulter, Dave 1978<br />
Crandall, Don 1966<br />
Crees, Dave 1985,86<br />
Cummings, Ryan 1995<br />
Cunningham, Dave 1974,75,76,77<br />
D<br />
Davis, Chad 2003<br />
Davis, Tony 1999,00<br />
Dawson, Larry 1972,75<br />
DeBerg, Mark 1973<br />
Deike, Dallas 1977<br />
Delp, Barry 1980<br />
Deutsch, Joe 1982<br />
Deutsch, Todd 1984,87<br />
Dilley, Clyde 1951,53<br />
Dillon, Tim 1969<br />
Dodd, Randy 1975<br />
Dodd, Ronnie 1976<br />
Dodge, Dave 1959,61<br />
Dolly, Alex 2005,06,07,08,09<br />
Donnelly, Bill 1982<br />
Dotson, Bill 1961,62,63<br />
Downs, Doug 1987,88,89<br />
Draper, Mike 1979<br />
Duff, Tim 1998<br />
Duneman, Eldon 1974<br />
Dunham, Dan 1961,62,63<br />
Dunmire, Eric 2000,01<br />
Dunning, Danny 2005,06,07,08<br />
Dyrdahl, Phil 1980<br />
E<br />
Edwards, Chuck 1951<br />
Engel, Rich 1964,65,66<br />
Erickson, Dick 1974,75,77<br />
Eriksen, Finn 1935<br />
Ertl, Steve 2003<br />
Ettelson, Charlie 2007,08, 09, 10<br />
Ettelson, C.J. 2005,06,07,08<br />
F<br />
Fay, Moza 2006,07,08,09<br />
Finn, Kevin 1978,79<br />
Fitzgerald, Steven 2009, 11<br />
Flach, Nick 1998,99,00<br />
Flores, Caleb 2008,09,10,11<br />
Formanek, Dick 1955,56,57<br />
Fox, Jim 1942<br />
Fox, Joe 1961,62<br />
Fox, Mark 1971,72,73<br />
Freeman, Frank 1960,61,62<br />
Fuglsang, Gregg 1991<br />
G<br />
Gallagher, Ken 1979,80,81,82<br />
Garcia, Pat 2003,04<br />
Garcia, Tom 1974,75<br />
Garvin, Jon 2001,02,03,04<br />
Gatto, Gus 1952,53,54,55<br />
Gerber, Arthur 1932<br />
Gienger, Gerry 1957,58,59<br />
Gilson, Ed 1965<br />
Goetsch, Colby 2006,07<br />
Goetz, Dennis 1966,67<br />
Gormally, Joe 1978,79,81,82<br />
Grant, Dave 1984,85<br />
Grant, Duane 1981<br />
Greenlee, Joel 1986,87,88,89<br />
Greenlee, Justin 1992,93,94,95<br />
Gribben, Joe 1986,87<br />
Guldberg, Larry 1958,59<br />
Gulick, Bruce 1967<br />
Guyer, Jim 1967,68,69<br />
H<br />
Haag, Jason 1997,98<br />
Hagen, Brent 1980<br />
Halligan, Pat 1957<br />
Hallman, Bob 1981,82,83,84<br />
Hamilton, Pat 1988,89,90<br />
Hansen, Kyle 1999,00,01,02<br />
Hansen, Roger 1954<br />
Hanson, Lloyd 1964<br />
Hanson, Tony 1987,88<br />
Harmon, Jim 1952,53,58,59<br />
Harmon, Maynard 1932<br />
Harms, Gene 1959<br />
Harrison, Jeff 2002,03,04,05<br />
Harrison, John 1951<br />
Hartle, Nate 1992,93<br />
Hartle, Steve 1990,91,92,93<br />
Hassel, Scott 1991,92,93<br />
Hassman, Vernon 1941<br />
Hatchett, Joe 1972<br />
Hattlestad, Neil 1960<br />
Hauan, Eric 2002,03,04,05<br />
Hazen, Scott 2007,08,09, 10<br />
Heaton, Dick 1957,58<br />
Helgeson, Chris 2003,04,05,06<br />
Herber, Greg 1990,91<br />
Herman, Ed 1977<br />
Hoemann, Steve 1963<br />
H<strong>of</strong>fman, Alec 2010, 11<br />
Hogan, Pat 1986,87,88,89<br />
Holm, Jordan 2003<br />
Horton, Tom 1967,68<br />
Huffman, Paul 1987,88,89,90<br />
Hubbard, Tyler 2002<br />
Hynek, Paul 2000,01,02,03<br />
I<br />
Igram, Cassim 1975,76<br />
Isaacson, Roger 1940<br />
J<br />
Jauch, Ryan 2010, 11<br />
Jensen, Dave 1961,62<br />
Jensen, Delbert 1940<br />
Jindrich, John 1941<br />
Johnson, Hesston 2002,03,04<br />
Johnson, Joe 2011<br />
Johnson, Mark 1983<br />
Jones, Bret 1997<br />
Jones, Jerry 1956,60<br />
K<br />
Kahl, Kevin 1986,87,88,89<br />
Keller, Dan 1973,74,75,76<br />
Keller, Eric 1998,99<br />
Kelly, Drew 2001,02,03<br />
Kerker, Mike 1999<br />
Kiger, Dean 1965,66<br />
Kinyon, Jim 1967,68<br />
Kittleson, Trevor 2008,09,10,11<br />
Kjeldgaard, Dan 1994,95,96,97<br />
Kjeldgaard, Doug 1992,94<br />
Klar, Luverne 1948,49,50<br />
Knoll, Jeff 2005,06<br />
Koenig, Bob 2000,01,02,03<br />
Koenig, Tom 2001,02<br />
Koll, Bill 1946,47,48<br />
Koontz, Tony 1986<br />
Kopriva, Leroy 1959<br />
Kreimeyer, Paul 1982,83,84,85<br />
Kriebs, John 1981,82,83,84<br />
Kruse, Andrew 2004<br />
Kurth, Kevin 1979,80<br />
Kutz, Ryan 1995<br />
L<br />
Lane, Jerry 1958,59,60<br />
Lappe, Todd 1988,89,90<br />
Lawrence, Jamal 2009,10,11<br />
Lawrenz, Josh 2003,04,05<br />
Lawrenz, Nate 1999,00,01,02<br />
Lazor, Joey 2010, 11<br />
Leeman, Gerald 1946<br />
Lembeck, Chris 1985,86,88,89<br />
Leonard, Bob 1976,77<br />
Leonard, Scott 1987<br />
Lewallen, Jim 1965<br />
Livingood, Brandon 2001<br />
Llewellyn, Jay 1980,81,83,84<br />
Llewellyn, Mike 1985,86,88<br />
Loder, Ryan 2011<br />
L<strong>of</strong>fredo, Fred 1953,54<br />
Long, Dylan 2001,02,03,04<br />
36
Lott, Dave 1980<br />
Lovell, Alan 1989<br />
Lundvall, Martin 1951<br />
Luttrell, Larry 1979,81,82,83<br />
Lybbert, Gene 1950,51<br />
M<br />
Maher, Dick 1959,60<br />
Majors, Randy 1982,83<br />
Malecek, Dave 1991,92,93,94<br />
Manchio, Mark 2002,03<br />
Manning, Cory 1991,92<br />
Martin, Duaine 1989,90<br />
Martin, Larry 1973<br />
Martin, Leon 1941,42,43<br />
Mashek, Dan 1968,69<br />
Massey, Keith 1985,87,88<br />
Masteller, Ed 1955,56,57<br />
McCarron, Pat 1953<br />
McClure, Bruce 1975,76,77<br />
McCready, Mike 1970,71,72<br />
McCrillis, Jim 1966<br />
McNeil, Bill 1960,61<br />
Meador, Mike 1970,71<br />
Mehlin, Ron 1963<br />
Melvin, Jeff 1975,76<br />
Messerly, Larry 1966,67<br />
Meyers, Gary 1974<br />
Miller, Jim 1972,73,74,75<br />
Minnick, Ted 1961<br />
Mitchell, Dallas 2007<br />
Moeller, Jay 1973,74<br />
Moeller, Jon 1970,71,72,73<br />
Monroe, Jim 1964,65<br />
Morningstar, Scott 1981,83,84,85<br />
Moore, Brian 1981<br />
Morkel, Dave 1981,82,83,84<br />
Morris, Bob 1953<br />
Mott, Cecil 1941,42,46<br />
Mulnix, Dave 1973,74<br />
Murphy, Jim 1959<br />
Murphy, Tom 1957<br />
Murray, Scott 1994,95,96,97<br />
Myers, Kirk 1978,79,80,82<br />
N<br />
Natvig, Alvie 1934<br />
Natvig, Davis 1937,38<br />
Nelson, Bill 1947,49,50<br />
Nicol, Dave 1970,71,73<br />
Noecker, Norbert 1928<br />
Novak, Tim 1994,95<br />
Nunn, De’Andre 2006<br />
O<br />
Oglesby, Floyd 1950<br />
Oles, Ray 1951,52,53<br />
O’Loughlin, Andy 2008,10,11<br />
Omvig, Randy 1971,73,74,75<br />
Orr, Gay 1928<br />
Orr, Louis 1928<br />
Orr, Orville 1931<br />
Osboe, Kent 1967,68,69<br />
Osgood, Ryan 2004,05,06,07<br />
Ott, Mike 1971<br />
Owen, Ron 1966<br />
P<br />
Parker, Don 1965,66,67<br />
Patten, Chuck 1959,60,61<br />
Paulson, Brent 1995<br />
Payne, Jason 2000,01,02<br />
Pearl, Keith 2002<br />
Pedretti, Eric 2004<br />
Pero, Glenn 1997,98<br />
Pickerell, Nick 2008, 11<br />
Pickford, Pat 1985,86<br />
Pike, Dave 1970,71,72,73<br />
Pinch, Chuck 1955<br />
Pippert, Shawn 1994<br />
Pollard, Gary 1963,64<br />
Poolman, Keith 1976,77,78,79<br />
Powell, Kevin 1999<br />
Powers, Rich 1989,90,91,92<br />
Prehm, Dave 1976,78,79<br />
Pugh, Randy 1999,00<br />
Pugh, Seth 2008<br />
Pustelnik, Mark 1988,89,90,91<br />
R<br />
Ray, Jerry 1958,59,60,61<br />
Raymon, Brian 1994<br />
Rausenberger, Dick 1963<br />
Rechtfertig, Larry 1967<br />
Reiland, Marv 1968,69,70<br />
Reiner, Tyson 2007,08,09, 10<br />
Reiss, Lyle 1963<br />
Rhodes, Dusty 1994<br />
Rhodes, Tyler 2006, 07<br />
Rial, Mark 1999,00,01<br />
Robbins, Brett 2007, 09, 11<br />
Rosonke, Jerry 1960<br />
Ruge, Grant 2007<br />
S<br />
Sallis, Kirk 1978,79<br />
Sanford, Jim 1960,61,62,63<br />
Schwab, Mark 1986,88,89,90<br />
Schwab, Mike 1985,86,87,88<br />
Senzee, Aaron 2011<br />
Sharp, Bob 1955<br />
Sharp, Patrick 2005<br />
Shedek, Michael 2003,04,05<br />
Shedenhelm, Kevin 1986<br />
Shedenhelm, Kurt 1984,86,87,88<br />
Showalter, Andy 1992,93,94<br />
Shutt, Wayne 1966,67,68<br />
Siddens, Bob 1948,49<br />
Simon, John 2011<br />
Smith, Bill 1949,50,51<br />
Smith, Jack 1959,60,61<br />
Snyder, Ken 1973,74,75<br />
Solon, Lindy 1951<br />
Sondgeroth, Jeff 1986,87<br />
Sondgeroth, Lew 1984,85<br />
Sothmann, Mark 1969,70<br />
Spangler, Kent 1967<br />
Sperry, Dan 1994<br />
Sproles, Efonda 1980,81,82<br />
Steffensmeier, Gary 1989,90,91,92<br />
Steinkamp, Dave 1966,67<br />
Stender, Sean 2002,03,04,05<br />
Stephens, Joe 1996<br />
Sterner, Wes 1953<br />
Stevens, Bob 1961,62<br />
Stoeker, Fred 1950<br />
Stolz, Brad 1968,69<br />
Straw Larry 1965<br />
Swafford, Justin 2006,07,08<br />
Sweeting, Tony 1999<br />
T<br />
Tgiros, Sonny 1955<br />
Trautman, Bob 1964,66<br />
Tredway, Doug 1980,81,82<br />
Turner, Hal 1976,77<br />
Tyree, Burke 1991,92,93<br />
V<br />
Vaughan, Tim 1981<br />
VanOosbree, Mike 1981<br />
VanVoorhis, Boyd 1959<br />
Vovos, John 1957,58<br />
W<br />
Wachenheim, Lee 1951<br />
Waddell, Drew 1981<br />
Washington, Trent 2009, 10<br />
Waters, Arland 1958,59<br />
Watts, Tracy 1993<br />
Weatherman, Jeff 1984,85,86,87<br />
Weber, Keith 1997,99,00,01<br />
Weber, Kevin 1999<br />
Wedeking, Kevin 1980,82<br />
Wedgbury, Jason 1993,95,96<br />
Weick, Bill 1951,52,55<br />
Weisinger, Bruce 1981,82<br />
Wessely, Tony 1979,80<br />
Whisler, Mike 2007<br />
White, Greg 1989,90<br />
Whorton, Roger 1966<br />
Wieland, Tony 1996,97,99,00<br />
Wilkinson, Steve 1977<br />
Williams, Dave 1990<br />
Williams, Wendell 1962<br />
Wilson, Don 1961,62<br />
Wilson, Joe 1969<br />
Wingert, Mike 1964,65<br />
Wise, Lee 1964,65<br />
Woodall, Mike 1977,78,79<br />
Wolf, Brice 2011<br />
Wright, Seth 2006<br />
Y<br />
Yoder, Ross 1981<br />
Youel, Josh 1980,81<br />
Young, Clint 1969,70,71<br />
Young, Keith 1949,50,51<br />
Young, Terrance 2010, 11<br />
Z<br />
Zemple, Cole 2009<br />
Zelinski, John 1997<br />
Zinnel, Curt 2006,07<br />
lettermen<br />
37
series records<br />
Opponent W L T Began Last Mtg.<br />
Ashland 1 0 0 2001 2001<br />
Air Force 4 1 0 2002 2011<br />
Appalachian State 1 0 0 2010 2010<br />
Arizona State 2 5 1 1969 2004<br />
Army 1 0 1 1989 2006<br />
Athletes-In-Action 1 1 0 1975 1980<br />
Auburn 0 1 0 1980 1980<br />
Augustana (IL) 1 0 0 1980 1980<br />
Augustana (SD) 12 0 0 1973 1987<br />
Binghamton 1 0 0 2001 2001<br />
Bemidji State 3 0 0 1967 1969<br />
Binghamton 1 0 0 2010 2010<br />
Bloomsburg 4 3 0 1986 2010<br />
Boise State 1 1 0 2002 2010<br />
Brown 1 0 0 1993 1993<br />
Buffalo 1 0 0 2009 2009<br />
California (PA) 1 0 0 1992 1992<br />
Cal Davis 1 0 0 2004 2004<br />
Cal Poly SLO 4 5 0 1972 1990<br />
Cal State Bakersfield 5 3 0 1981 2011<br />
Cal State-Chico 1 0 0 1990 1990<br />
Cal State Fullerton 3 0 0 1990 1998<br />
Carson-Newman 2 0 0 1980 1987<br />
Central Florida 3 0 0 1979 1980<br />
Central Michigan 1 2 0 1973 2006<br />
Central Missouri 3 0 0 1974 1980<br />
Central Oklahoma 1 0 0 2003 2004<br />
Chattanooga 9 2 0 1977 2010<br />
Chicago 4 0 0 1931 1941<br />
Cincinnati 1 0 0 1973 1973<br />
Clarion 2 0 0 1983 1993<br />
Clemson 3 0 0 1986 1993<br />
Cleveland State 6 1 0 1976 2009<br />
Colorado 1 5 0 1962 1967<br />
Colorado Mines 3 3 0 1940 1968<br />
Colorado State 3 3 0 1940 1968<br />
Concordia 1 0 0 1967 1967<br />
Cornell 0 2 0 1997 2006<br />
Cornell (IA) 29 9 1 1923 1981<br />
Denver 1 0 0 1950 1950<br />
Des Moines 4 0 0 1924 1927<br />
Drake 12 0 0 1982 1993<br />
East Carolina 1 0 0 1981 1981<br />
Eastern Illinois 19 0 0 1983 2007<br />
Eastern Michigan 6 0 0 1967 2010<br />
Edinboro 2 3 0 1987 2000<br />
Ellsworth 1 0 0 1925 1925<br />
Florida 2 0 0 1977 1979<br />
Florida International 2 0 0 1979 1980<br />
Fort Hays State 1 0 0 1967 1967<br />
Franklin & Marshall 1 0 0 1972 1972<br />
Fresno State 6 2 0 1985 2004<br />
George Mason 1 0 0 2009 2009<br />
Georgia 0 1 0 1980 1980<br />
Georgia State 1 0 0 1997 1997<br />
Georgia Tech 1 0 0 1969 1969<br />
Grinnell 2 0 0 1938 1939<br />
Harvard 1 0 0 2010 2010<br />
H<strong>of</strong>stra 1 1 0 2005 2007<br />
Illinois 20 13 3 1930 1999<br />
Illinois State 6 0 0 1955 1992<br />
Indiana 3 4 0 1936 1998<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> 8 43 2 1930 2010<br />
<strong>Iowa</strong> State 16 53 0 1924 2011<br />
Ithaca 1 0 0 1991 1991<br />
James Madison 1 0 0 1996 1996<br />
Kansas State 7 0 0 1937 1957<br />
Kentucky 5 1 0 1976 1983<br />
Lehigh 7 2 0 1976 2005<br />
Livingstone 1 0 0 1987 1987<br />
Lock Haven 3 0 0 1982 1986<br />
Lehigh 7 2 0 1976 2005<br />
Opponent W L T Began Last Mtg.<br />
Livingstone 7 0 0 1987 1987<br />
Lock Haven 3 0 0 1982 1986<br />
Louisiana State 1 0 1 1980 1981<br />
Luther 25 1 0 1954 1981<br />
McKendree 1 0 0 2010 2010<br />
Marquette 6 0 0 1982 2001<br />
Maryland 0 2 0 2010 2010<br />
Michigan 3 6 0 1927 2009<br />
Michigan State 10 18 3 1943 2010<br />
Minnesota 25 32 4 1931 2006<br />
Minn. St., Mankato 22 12 0 1953 1999<br />
Minot State 1 0 0 1969 1969<br />
Missouri 16 8 0 1934 2011<br />
Missouri State 6 1 0 1984 1994<br />
Montclair State 1 0 0 1969 1969<br />
Monmouth 2 0 0 1928 1929<br />
Morgan State 1 0 0 1986 1986<br />
Morningside 6 0 0 1969 1977<br />
Moorhead State 10 2 0 1969 1978<br />
Navy 0 1 0 1971 1971<br />
Nebraska 30 14 1 1935 2011<br />
Nebraska-Omaha 14 4 0 1950 2008<br />
New Mexico 4 0 0 1984 1989<br />
North Carolina 4 3 0 1981 1989<br />
North Carolina State 4 0 0 1981 1989<br />
North Dakota 6 1 0 1968 1977<br />
North Dakota State 16 2 1 1968 2011<br />
<strong>Northern</strong> Colorado 6 0 0 2006 2011<br />
<strong>Northern</strong> State 1 0 0 1968 1968<br />
<strong>Northern</strong> Illinois 28 1 5 1958 2011<br />
<strong>Northern</strong> Michigan 2 0 0 1982 1983<br />
Northwestern 8 3 0 1928 2010<br />
NW Missouri State 5 0 0 1969 1986<br />
Ohio 2 1 0 1996 1997<br />
Ohio State 7 7 0 1978 2011<br />
Oklahoma 5 7 0 1926 2002<br />
Oklahoma State 4 23 0 1948 2011<br />
Old Dominion 4 0 0 2006 2010<br />
Oregon 3 1 0 1973 2002<br />
Oregon State 1 6 0 1973 2007<br />
Parsons 1 0 0 1925 1925<br />
Penn State 0 4 0 1986 2004<br />
Pittsburgh 1 1 0 1996 2000<br />
Purdue 12 4 1 1929 2010<br />
Rider 0 1 0 1999 1999<br />
Rutgers 0 1 0 2010 2010<br />
St. Cloud State 5 0 0 1961 1978<br />
Simpson 2 0 0 1924 1925<br />
South Dakota 8 0 0 1970 1977<br />
South Dakota State 34 3 1 1954 2011<br />
Southern Illinois 7 3 0 1974 1990<br />
Stanford 0 1 0 2010 2010<br />
Tennessee 0 1 0 1977 1977<br />
Truman State 5 0 0 1968 1996<br />
UC Davis 1 0 0 2007 2007<br />
Upper <strong>Iowa</strong> 1 0 0 1970 1970<br />
Utah Valley 0 1 0 2010 2010<br />
Valley State 1 0 0 1968 1968<br />
Virginia 2 0 0 1987 2000<br />
Virginia Tech 2 0 0 2004 2006<br />
Wartburg 1 1 0 1980 1998<br />
Weber State 0 1 0 1986 1986<br />
Western Illinois 7 0 0 1948 1979<br />
West Virginia 3 0 0 1982 1991<br />
Wheaton 7 0 0 1946 1952<br />
Winona State 5 2 1 1961 1981<br />
Wisconsin 18 21 2 1927 2010<br />
Wisc.-La Crosse 1 0 0 2002 2002<br />
Wisc.-Parkside 1 0 0 2010 2010<br />
Wisc.-Stevens Point 1 0 0 1999 1999<br />
Wyoming 14 5 0 1960 2011<br />
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THE SCHEDULE<br />
11.5 LORAS OPEN 9:30 A.M.<br />
11.13 HAROLD NICHOLS OPEN 9 A.M.<br />
11.19 COBBER OPEN ALL DAY<br />
11.26 NORTHEAST DUALS<br />
vs MARYLAND 8:30 A.M.<br />
vs BUCKNELL 12:40 P.M.<br />
vs CENTRAL MICHIGAN 2:30 P.M.<br />
12.3 <strong>UNI</strong> OPEN ALL DAY<br />
12.8 AT IOWA 7:00 P.M.<br />
12.29 MIDLANDS TOURNAMENT ALL DAY<br />
12.30 MIDLANDS TOURNAMENT ALL DAY<br />
1.6 NORTHERN COLORADO^ 7 P.M.<br />
1.8 AIR FORCE^ 2 P.M.<br />
1.13 WISCONSIN 7 P.M.<br />
1.21 FLASH FLANAGAN OPEN ALL DAY<br />
1.27 AT UTAH VALLEY^ 7 P.M.<br />
1.28 GRAND VIEW OPEN ALL DAY<br />
1.29 AT WYOMING 1 P.M.<br />
2.3 IOWA STATE 7 P.M.<br />
2.4 LORAS OPEN ALL DAY<br />
2.5 NORTH DAKOTA STATE^ 1 P.M.<br />
2.5 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE^ 3 P.M.<br />
2.12 NWCA DUALS TBA<br />
2.19 AT NEBRASKA TBA<br />
3.4 NCAA WEST REGIONAL ALL DAY<br />
3.14 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL DAY<br />
3.15 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL DAY<br />
3.16 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL DAY<br />
3.17 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL DAY<br />
^ WWC OPPONENT