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1 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling 2015‐16 Season Preview

The 2014-15 season may have been one of the most 133-lb. Weight Class challenging in Head Coach Pat Pecora’s nearly four decades Sophomore Jimmy Harrison (Whitaker, Pa./West at the helm of the Mountain Cat wrestling program. By the Mifflin Area HS) and Division I transfer and former time the Super Region I Tournament rolled around, the PIAA State Champion Troy Dolan are expected to be the Mountain Cats had lost five opening day starters and two other starters to begin the season. Harrison, an Honorable Mention replacements for the year due to various injuries. Despite the NWCA All-Academic Team selection, wrestled in open setbacks, Pitt-Johnstown still posted an impressive 12-2 overall tournaments and had a 2-2 record in dual meets. Dolan, who dual meet record and a 5-2 mark in the Pennsylvania State has been out of wrestling since posting a 28-6 overall record Athletic Conference (PSAC). Four more Mountain Cats at the University of Missouri in 2008-09, was a three-time advanced to the 2015 National Tournament, and John PIAA AA State Champion from Derry Area High School. Blankenship (New Florence, Pa./United HS) became an All- However, a battle for the starting job could take place after American to keep the Pitt-Johnstown tradition of having at least the first semester with Nick Roberts entering the picture. one All-American for the last 37 seasons. Roberts will join the Mountain Cats after placing sixth at As a new year approaches, Coach Pecora, who enters his the Big Ten Tournament for Ohio State University. Roberts 40th season, returns a wealth of talent and must replace just one is also a three-time Pennsylvania AA State Champion. All-American in Zac Bennett (Johnstown, Pa./Westmont Former PIAA State Qualifier Joe Davis (Patton, Pa./Cambria Hilltop HS) (197 lbs.), one of the seven wrestlers lost to Heights HS) and regional place-winner John Lobeck injury last year. (Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic HS) will make their Pitt-Johnstown returns a line-up that features wrestlers who collegiate debuts after red-shirting in 2014-15. Freshmen in have been starters for several years or have starting experience this weight class include: two-time PIAA AA State Place- in every weight class. Blankenship, who placed sixth at last winner Austin McDermitt (Burgettstown, Pa./Burgettstown year’s National Tournament in St. Louis, returns for his junior HS), Jess Wetzel (Ashland, Pa./North Schuylkill HS) and season at 174 lbs., while National Qualifiers Evan Link Nolan Link if he does not wrestle at 125 lbs. (Cresson, Pa./Penn Cambria HS) (125 lbs.), Sam Hanau (Pittsburgh, Pa./Lakeshore (MI) HS) (141 lbs.), Tyler Reinhart (Greensburg, Pa./Greensburg-Salem HS) (165 141-lb. Weight Class lbs.), and D.J. Sims (Aliquippa, Pa./Aliquippa HS) (285 lbs.) Two-time National Qualifier Sam Hanau returns for his are also back in 2015-16. In addition, three-time All-American senior year and one more shot at becoming an All-American. Travis McKillop (Lower Burrell, Pa./Burrell HS) and two- Hanau, who transferred to Pitt-Johnstown from Division I time National Qualifier Josh Duplin (Johnstown, Pa./Westmont Central Michigan University prior to the 2013-14 season, Hilltop HS) return after red-shirting a year ago. Along with finished with a team-best 25-5 overall record and a perfect this talent, Coach Pecora added Division I transfers and former 12-0 dual meet record. He placed third at the PSAC PIAA State champions Troy Dolan (Wexford, Pa./Derry Area Championships to earn All-PSAC honors and qualified for HS) (133 lbs.), Nick Roberts (Friedens, Pa./North Star HS) his second straight National tournament by placing third at (133 lbs.), and Travis Shaffer (149 lbs.) (Derry, Pa./Derry the Super Region I tournament. Malachi Krenzelak Area HS) to the roster. (Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan HS) looks to get back on the mat after sitting out the 2014-15 season. As a true The following is a tentative weight-by-weight freshman in 2013-14, Krenzelak was 6-5 overall and 1-1 in synopsis of the 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat dual meets. Corey Bush (Ridgway, Pa./Ridgway HS), who wrestling team. transferred from the University of Pittsburgh and started in the second semester last year at 133 lbs., will red-shirt this 125-lb. Weight Class year. Four-year starter and 2013 National Qualifier Evan Link returns to the Mountain Cat line-up for one more season. Link, 20-7 overall and 12-2 in dual meets last year, earned a spot on 149-lb. Weight Class the All-PSAC Team after placing third at the conference 2013 National Qualifier and 2014-15 starter Cole tournament. Link also finished fifth at the Super Region I Landowski (New Kensington, Pa./Kiski Area HS) is Tournament. He tied for the team lead in major decisions with expected to red-shirt this season. That opens the door for six and in falls with five. Freshmen in the weight class include: Travis Shaffer to wrestle one final season after Evan’s brother and PIAA AA State eighth-place finisher Nolan transferring to Pitt-Johnstown after wrestling three years at Link (Cresson, Pa./Penn Cambria HS), PIAA AA State the University of Pittsburgh, where he posted a 33-33 overall Qualifier Zeke Beatty (Uniontown, Pa./Laurel Highlands HS), record. Prior to that, Shaffer was a PIAA State Champion AAA Regional place-winner Kevin Miller (North Huntingdon, and a four-time state place-winner. Also looking to get mat- Pa./Norwin HS), and Kevin Stalter (White Oak, Pa./ time will be senior Craig Dawson (Penn Hills, Pa./Penn Hills McKeesport HS). HS), who wrestled at last year’s Super Region I

2 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling 2015‐16 Season Preview 149-lb. Weight Class (Continued) 184-lb. Weight Class Tournament for the Mountain Cats. A freshman in this weight Senior, three-time All-American Travis McKillop class is 2015 PIAA AAA State Qualifier Noah Burkhart (Erie, (Lower Burrell, Pa./Burrell HS) comes off of a red-shirt Pa./McDowell HS). season looking to become Pitt-Johnstown’s 11th individual National Champion. McKillop is 82-14 in his Pitt- Johnstown career with a National Runner-up finish in 2014, 157-lb. Weight Class a third-place finish in 2013 and a seventh-place finish in Junior Luke Palamides (McMurray, Pa./Peters Township 2012. McKillop, one of Division II’s most dominant HS), sophomore Boe Bonzo (Rochester, Pa./Freedom HS), wrestlers, tied Dan Revesz’s school record of 13 falls in and red-shirt freshman Corey Falleroni (Lower Burrell, Pa./ 2013-14. Sophomore Brandon Naveiro (Wernersville, Pa./ Burrell HS) will compete for the starting spot at 157 lbs., Conrad Weiser HS) is the back-up at 184 lbs. after being while last year’s starter Steve Edwards (Lower Burrell, Pa./ forced into action last year as a true freshman due to Burrell HS) will red-shirt. After wrestling at 133 lbs. two injuries. Freshmen in this weight class include: Section seasons ago and sitting out the 2014-15 season, Palamides will Runner-up Mike Geyer (Gibsonia, Pa./Pine-Richland HS), move to 157 lbs. As a true freshman, Palamides was 14-12 Mitch Fitzgerald (McMurray, Pa./Peters Township HS). overall and wrestled at the Super Region I Tournament, while Bonzo, an Honorable Mention NWCA All-Academic Team selection, competed in open tournaments and wrestled in five 197-lb. Weight Class dual meets for Pitt-Johnstown last season. Falleroni red-shirted The starting job at 197 lbs. is up for grabs among as a true freshman a year ago after winning a PIAA State title at sophomore Forest Tuttle (Coudersport, Pa./Coudersport 152 lbs. in 2014. Freshmen in this weight class include: three- HS), who took over the starting job due to injuries time District Place-winner Tevin Mostoller (Stoystown, Pa./ midway through last season. Red-shirt freshman and PIAA North Star HS) and Devin Austin (Irwin, Pa./Penn Trafford AAA State Place-winner Zac Croyle (Kittanning, Pa./ HS). Kittanning HS), and a trio of true freshmen. These freshmen include: Fred Mantsch (Irwin, Pa./Hempfield Area HS), a two-time PIAA AAA State Place-winner, 165-lb. Weight Class Tyler Oliver (New Florence, Pa./United HS), PIAA AA 2015 National Qualifier and 2014-15 PSAC Freshman of State Place-winner, and Seth Hitchens (Port View, Pa./ the Year Tyler Reinhart returns for his sophomore season. South Allegheny HS), a two-time PIAA AA State Reinhart was 19-7 overall and 9-1 in dual meets as a red-shirt Qualifier. freshman. He won a true fourth-place match at the Super Region I Tournament to advance to nationals and placed fifth at the 2014 PSAC Tournament. Freshmen in this weight class Heavyweight include: PIAA AA State-Place-winner Bryce Fochtman A pair of National Qualifiers in Josh Duplin and D.J. (Meyersdale, Pa./Berlin Brothersvalley HS), and Eric Sims return at 285 lbs. for Coach Pecora. Duplin, a Jackson. National Qualifier in both 2013 and 2014, took a red-shirt last season after going 26-13 overall and 10-5 in dual meets as a sophomore in 2013-14. Sims, an Honorable Mention 174-lb. Weight Class NWCA All-Academic Wrestling selection, took over the John Blankenship, a starter in both his red-shirt starting job as a true freshman last year and placed fourth at freshman and sophomore seasons, returns as the starter at 174 the Super Region I Tournament to advance to Nationals. A lbs. after placing sixth at last year’s National Tournament. freshman in this weight class is two-time PIAA State Place- Blankenship, a First-Team NWCA All-Academic Team winner Allan Beattie (New Kensington, Pa./Burrell HS). choice, was 23-10 overall and 13-1 in dual meets as a sophomore. He finished with a team-best 13 dual meet victories and led the team with 15 wins by decision. Blankenship also placed fifth at the 2015 PSAC Tournament. A freshman in this weight class is two-time PIAA State Place-winner Levi Niebauer (Carrolltown, Pa./Cambria Heights HS).

3 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Weight‐by‐Weight Preview

125-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Evan Link (Senior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Jimmy Harrison (Sophomore), Zeke Beatty (Freshman), Nolan Link (Freshman), Kevin Miller (Freshman), and Kevin Stalter (Freshman)

133-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Jimmy Harrison (Sophomore), Troy Dolan (Junior) or Nick Roberts (Junior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Joe Davis (Red-Shirt Freshman), Nolan Link (Freshman), John Lobeck (Red-Shirt Freshman), Austin McDermitt (Freshman), and Jess Wetzel (Freshman)

141-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Sam Hanau (Senior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Corey Bush (Junior) and Malachi Krenzelak (Sophomore)

149-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Travis Shaffer (Senior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Craig Dawson (Senior), Cole Landowski (Junior), and Noah Burkhart (Freshman)

157-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Luke Palamides (Junior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Boe Bonzo (Sophomore), Steve Edwards (Sophomore), Corey Falleroni (Red-Shirt Freshman), Devin Austin (Freshman), and Tevin Mostoller (Freshman)

165-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Tyler Reinhart (Sophomore) OTHERS TO WATCH: Bryce Fochtman (Freshman)

174-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: John Blankenship (Junior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Levi Niebauer (Freshman)

184-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: Travis McKillop (Senior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Brandon Naveiro (Red-Shirt Freshman), Mitch Fitzgerald (Freshman), and Mike Geyer (Freshman)

197-LB. WEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: OTHERS TO WATCH: Forest Tuttle (Sophomore) and Zac Croyle (Red-Shirt Freshman), Seth Hitchens (Freshman), Fred Mantsch (Freshman), and Tyler Oliver (Freshman)

HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS PROJECTED STARTER: D.J. Sims (Sophomore) or Josh Duplin (Junior) OTHERS TO WATCH: Allan Beattie (Freshman)

4 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Administraon

Dr. Jem Spectar was named the fifth president of the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown in March 2007. President Spectar, an award-winning professor, previously served as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Western Oregon University. He received a Bachelor of Arts in international studies from the University of La Verne; a Master of Business Administration from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.; a Jurist Doctorate in from the University of Maryland Law School, and a Master of Arts in politics and a doctorate in political science from Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, Calif. President Spectar recognizes and enthusiastically celebrates our student scholar-athlete accomplishments that add value to the university and enhance campus and community pride. He has published numerous scholarly articles on international law and has made presentations on issues involving human rights, the global Dr. Jem Spectar commons and international health. With extensive university Pitt-Johnstown President experience, he holds membership in a number of professional organizations.

In July 2008, Pat Pecora was named Pitt-Johnstown Athletic Director. Pecora also continues in his position as the Mountain Cats’ head wrestling coach, a duty he has held since graduating from West Liberty State (W.Va.) College in 1976. Pecora, who became the first NCAA Division II coach to reach the 500- win plateau on Feb. 14, 2012, began his career as the school’s head soccer and wrestling coach and a physical education instructor. His work has created a legacy that has brought national attention to the Pitt-Johnstown athletics program. In his 39 years at Pitt-Johnstown, his teams have captured a pair of NCAA Division II National Championships and 20 NCAA Regional Championships. Pecora has coached 10 individual national champions and a total of 137 All-Americans. Academically, he has tutored over 100 NWCA All -Academic Wrestling Team selections. Pecora has been inducted into six Halls of Fame, including the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches, the NCAA Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame, and the Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Hall of Fame. As Athletic Director, Pecora is responsible for overall leadership, student- athlete development, and compliance with University, PSAC, and NCAA rules Pat Pecora and regulations. Pecora received his BA in health and physical education from Athletic Director West Liberty State and has done graduate work in the area of health education at the University of Pittsburgh.

5 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Head Coach Pat Pecora

YEAR RECORD PSAC OVERALL PCT. 1976-1977 4-12 4-12 .250 1977-1978 12-4 16-16 .500 1978-1979 11-6-1 27-22-1 .540 1979-1980 12-4 39-26-1 .591 1980-1981 14-3 53-29-1 .639 1981-1982 11-5 64-34-1 .647 1982-1983 10-3 74-37-1 .661 1983-1984 9-6 83-43-1 .654 1984-1985 15-3 98-46-1 .676 1985-1986 8-5 106-51-1 .671 1986-1987 11-3 117-54-1 .680 1987-1988 11-2 128-56-1 .692 1988-1989 10-3 138-59-1 .697 1989-1990 11-3 149-62-1 .703 1990-1991 7-9 156-71-1 .684 1991-1992 15-5 171-76-1 .690 1992-1993 15-0-1 186-76-2 .705 1993-1994 15-1 201-77-2 .718 1994-1995 18-0 219-77-2 .735 1995-1996 14-0 233-77-2 .747 Head Coach Pat Pecora 1996-1997 15-4-1 248-81-3 .747 1997-1998 19-0 267-81-3 .761 1998-1999 23-2 290-83-3 .771 1999-2000 14-5 304-88-3 .770 2000-2001 13-4 317-92-3 .769 2001-2002 17-5 334-97-3 .770 2002-2003 14-2 348-99-3 .773 2003-2004 17-4 365-103-3 .775 2004-2005 20-5 385-108-3 .776 2005-2006 24-4 409-112-3 .781 2006-2007 21-5-1 430-117-4 .780 2007-2008 17-5 447-122-4 .780 2008-2009 13-4 460-126-4 .780 2009-2010 14-2 474-128-4 .782 2010-2011 14-2-1 488-130-5 .785 2011-2012 12-3 500-133-5 .784 2012-2013 15-2 515-135-5 .786 2013-2014 13-2 5-2 528-137-5 .788 2014-2015 12-2 5-2 540-139-5 .790

Pat Pecora, who also doubles as Pitt-Johnstown’s Athletic Director since July 2008, took over the Mountain Cat wrestling program in 1976. In 39 years, his teams have captured 20 NCAA Regional Championships, including five straight from 2003 through 2007 and ten in a row from 1992 through 2001. Coach Pecora has been selected as the NCAA Regional “Coach of the Year” 16 times. His Mountain Cat squads have won a pair of NCAA Division II National Championships, and have 31 Top-20 national finishes, 20 Top-10 finishes, and 10 top-five finishes. They have combined to win 48 team tournaments and 540 dual meets. Coach Pecora has tutored 139 All-Americans and 10 individual national champions who have combined for 17 titles, including Shane Valko (133 lbs.), the 2010 National Wrestler of the Year. Academically, his teams led the nation in NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team selections from 1997 through 2000. Since 1990, Coach Pecora has coached over 100 NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team members. In 1996 and 1999, his teams captured the NCAA Division II National Championship, the first and second in school history. In 1995 and 1999, Coach Pecora was named NCAA Division II National “Coach of the Year.” Also in 1999, he received the National Wrestling Coaches Association Coaching Excellence Award, given to the best coach in all divisions. Coach Pecora also coached the National All-Star Team, which showcased the best wrestlers in the nation from all divisions. On Feb. 14, 2012, Coach Pecora became the first in NCAA Division II history and just the sixth in all divisions to earn 500 career dual-meet victories when his Mountain Cats defeated Shippensburg University, 39-3. Coach Pecora’s 540 wins rank third all-time and first among active coaches in all levels of . His teams have averaged nearly 14 dual meet victories each year. Coach Pecora is the Division II Representative for the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA), a duty previously held for 10 years. Coach Pecora, a member of the NWCA Board of Directors, was also the president of that organization for two terms. In 1994, he was inducted into the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame-East Boro Chapter, and, in 1998, he was inducted into both the Cambria County and the West Liberty State (W.Va.) College Halls of Fame. In March 2001, Coach Pecora was inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches Hall of Fame, and, in 2003, he earned induction into the NCAA Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame. Then, in April 2015, he earned induction into the Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Hall of Fame. In addition, Coach Pecora earned the 2008 United States Marine Corps Excellence in Leadership Award. Coach Pecora and his wife Tracy have four children: Cristina, Marco, Marina and Nico.

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Two-time NCAA Division II National Champion Jody Strittmatter returned to Pitt-Johnstown in 2004-05 as an assistant coach under Coach Pecora. Strittmatter won Division II titles at 118 lbs. in 1998 and 125 lbs. in 1999 before transferring to the University of Iowa, where he was a two-time NCAA Division I All-American. He placed third in 2000 and was the national runner-up in 2001. Following the 1999 National Tournament, Strittmatter was named the tournament’s outstanding wrestler on his way to leading the Mountain Cats to their second National Team Championship in three years. In two seasons wrestling as a Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat, Strittmatter compiled an 87-3 overall record. His .967 winning percentage ranks second behind six-time National Champion Carlton Haselrig on the all-time Mountain Cat List. Along with his All-American honors at Iowa, Strittmatter was a two- time Big Ten Champion and a member of the Hawkeyes’ NCAA National Championship Team in 2000. Strittmatter, a two-time NWCA All-Academic Team selection at Pitt- Johnstown, earned his degree in Biology. Strittmatter, who was inducted into the Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Hall Assistant Coach of Fame in 2011, is also a member of the Pennsylvania Wrestling Jody Strittmatter Coaches Association Hall of Fame (2010), the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame (2006), and the Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame (2014).

Shane Valko, the 2010 NCAA Division II National Champion, National Tournament Outstanding Wrestler and NWCA National Wrestler of the Year, is in his sixth season as a Mountain Cat wrestling assistant coach. Valko is a former four-time National Qualifier and three-time All- American. Prior to winning the national title as a senior, Valko placed fourth as a sophomore in 2008 and was the National Runner-up in 2009. He won a pair of East Region championships and was named the 2009 East Region Outstanding Wrestler. In 2008-09, Valko set Pitt-Johnstown’s school-record for falls in a season at 133 lbs. with 18. He finished his career with 48 falls and had double-digit pins in each of his four seasons as a Mountain Cat. Valko wrapped-up his Pitt-Johnstown career ranked ninth on the Mountain Cat All-Time Wins List with a 115-30 overall record. Valko came to Pitt-Johnstown after a stellar career at Forest Hills High School where he posted a 164-17 record and was a three-time PIAA AA State Place winner with two fourth-place finishes and a third-place finish in 2005. In 2010, Valko earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication at Pitt-Johnstown. Assistant Coach Shane Valko

7 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Individual Naonal Champions

Carlton Haselrig Lee Schickel Heavyweight 126 lbs.

Six-Time National Champion National Champion 1986-1989 Division I and II 1996 Division II 143-2-1 Career Record 108-25 Career Record

Jody Strittmatter 118 lbs. / 125 lbs.

Two-Time National Champion 1998, 1999 Division II 87-3 Two-Year Record

John Strittmatter Troy Barbush 165 lbs. 133 lbs.

National Champion National Champion 1999 Division II 1999 Division II 112-15 Career Record 113-24 Career Record

8 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Individual Naonal Champions

Brandon Newill Shad Benton 157 lbs. 125 lbs.

National Champion National Champion 2002 Division II 2002 Division II 130-26 Career Record 101-9 Career Record

Thad Benton 141 lbs.

Two-Time National Champion 2005, 2006 Division II 112-21 Career Record

Albert Miles Shane Valko 174 lbs. 133 lbs.

National Champion National Champion 2008 Division II 2010 Division II 102-33 Career Record 115-30 Career Record

9 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Team Naonal Champions 1996 and 1999 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL TEAM CHAMPIONS

1996 National Champions 1999 National Champions

Pitt-Johnstown National Team Champions 1995-96 National Team Champions 1998-99 National Team Champions

NCAA Division I Carlton Haselrig (Heavyweight) 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89

NCAA Division II Carlton Haselrig (Heavyweight) 1986-87, 1987-88, 1988-89 Lee Schickel (126 lbs.) 1995-96 Jody Strittmatter (118 lbs., 125 lbs.) 1997-98, 1998-99 John Strittmatter (133 lbs.) 1998-99 Troy Barbush (165 lbs.) 1998-99 Brandon Newill (125 lbs.) 2001-02 Shad Benton (157 lbs.) 2001-02 Thad Benton (141 lbs.) 2004-05, 2005-06 Albert Miles (174 lbs.) 2007-08 Shane Valko (133 lbs.) 2009-10

10 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat All–Americans

Pitt-Johnstown All-Americans (139)

The 1970s The 2000s STEVE RAGLAND (1975) SHAD BENTON (2000, 2001, 2002*) BARRY GRESH (1979) ETHAN BROWNBACK (2000) RYAN BUTERBAUGH (2000) The 1980s ROB ENGLISH (2000) BARRY GRESH (1980) BRAD HUGHES (2000) JOHN REVESZ (1980, 1981, 1982, 1983) BRANDON NEWILL (2000, 2001, 2002*) DAN REVESZ (1980, 1981) HOWARD BELL (2001, 2003, 2004, 2005) SEAN ISGAN (1981) JOE LLOYD (2001) DAVE McGOWAN (1982) RANDY PYLE (2002, 2004) ROB YAHNER (1982, 1984, 1985) THAD BENTON (2003, 2005*, 2006*) CARLTON HASELRIG (1986, 1987*# (Divisions I and II), JOHN BURDA (2003, 2004) 1988*# (Divisions I and II), 1989*# (Divisions I and II) BRUNO IORFIDO (2003) BOB RAY (1987, 1988) JASON NESTOR (2003) RICH SHAFFER (1988, 1989) MARK GLOVA (2004) LARRY ROBEY (1988, 1989) RYAN ICKES (2004, 2005) BILL LUSZIK (1989) MIKE CORCETTI (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) DAVE YAHNER (1989) ELI GARSHNICK (2005, 2007) RYON MAZZOCCO (2005) The 1990s ALBERT MILES (2006, 2008*) LARRY HOHMAN (1990, 1992, 1993) BRANDON REASY (2006, 2007, 2008) DAVE YAHNER (1990, 1992) MIKE FOWLER (2007) AARON WILLIAMS (1990) DERREK BOSSO (2007) ERIC BOWSER (1991, 1992) KYLE KEANE (2008) LEE SCHICKEL (1993, 1995, 1996*) ZACH MAJOCHA (2008) JOHN HOLLMAN (1993) SHANE VALKO (2008, 2009) CRAIG THURBER (1993, 1994, 1995) ADAM WHETSTONE (2009) JARED KULECK (1993, 1994, 1995) JEFF BRICKER (1994, 1995, 1996) The 2010s CHRIS COMO (1994) SHANE VALKO (2010*) KEVIN O'NEIL (1994, 1996, 1997) PATRICK WALSH (2010) TONY ALBERTELLI (1995, 1996, 1997) CHRIS DEMPSEY (2010, 2011) JOHN STRITTMATTER (1996, 1997, 1999*) RYAN LINK (2011) TROY BARBUSH (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999*) JACK BACHMAN (2011) IRWIN BRAMBLEY (1996, 1997, 1998) NATHAN LINK (2012) SCOTT CROYLE (1996) ZACH LUNDGREN (2012) JODY STRITTMATTER (1998*, 1999*) DAVE FOGLE (2012, 2014) ISAAC GREELEY (1998, 1999) TRAVIS MCKILLOP (2012, 2013, 2014) JAISON KLINGENSMITH (1998, 1999) DAVE CAWLEY (2013) TONY CLARK (1999) ZAC BENNETT (2014) ETHAN BROWNBACK (1999) JOSH DUPLIN (2014) JOHN BLANKENSHIP (2015)

# = NCAA Division I National Championship

* = NCAA Division II National Championship

11 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Athlecs Proud

Pitt-Johnstown varsity teams compete at the NCAA Division II level and are members of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). Pitt-Johnstown’s student-athletes’ performances have garnered individual and team honors at the conference, regional and national levels. The 15 varsity sports offer student-athletes an opportunity to compete and represent Pitt-Johnstown while learning valuable lessons that can be applied off the court, field, mat or track.

PITT-JOHNSTOWN ATHLETICS - WE ARE MOUNTAIN CAT PROUD! PITT-JOHNSTOWN NCAA Division II Intercollegiate Sports Men’s Women’s Basketball Cross Country Cross Country Soccer Soccer Track (Indoor and Outdoor) Track & Field (Indoor and Outdoor) Wrestling

12 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Wrestling and Athlecs Staff 2014-2015 PITT-JOHNSTOWN MOUNTAIN CAT WRESTLING / ATHLETICS STAFF

HEAD COACH…………………………………………………………………………….……………....Pat Pecora CAREER RECORD / YEARS…………………………………………………….….. 540-139-5 (.790) (39 years) ASSISTANT COACHES………………..…………… Jody Strittmatter (11th year) and Shane Valko (6th Year) 2014-15 DUAL MATCH RECORD…………………………………………………………...………………12-2-0 2014-15 PSAC RECORD………………………………………………………………………………5-2 (2nd place) 2015 SUPER REGION I FINISH………………………………………………………….……………….. 6th Place 2015 NCAA DIV. II NAT’L TOURNAMENT FINISH……………………………….………………… 31st-Place STARTERS RETURNING / LOST…………………………………………………………………………...….. 8/2 LETTERMEN RETURNING / LOST……………………………………………………………………..……17/5 YEARS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT…………………………………………………………………….…. 34 years NO. OF TOP 20 FINISHES……………………………………………………………………………………….. 31 2014-15 NATIONAL QUALIFIERS/ALL-AMERICANS……………………………………………………… 4/1 2014-15 NWCA ALL-ACADEMIC WRESTLING TEAM MEMBERS………………………….…………….. 5 FIRST YEAR OF WRESTLING………………………………………………………….………...…… 1973-1974

ATHLETICS DIRECTORY

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS…………………………………………………………..…………...….. Pat Pecora NCAA COMPLIANCE DIRECTOR………………………………………………………….………Katrin Wolfe ATHLETIC DEPT. OFFICE PHONE……………………………………………………………... (814) 269-2000 ATHLETIC DEPT. FAX……………………………………………………………………………. (814) 269-2026 SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR……………………………………………………………. Chris Caputo S.I.D. OFFICE PHONE……………………………………………………………………………... (814) 269-2031 S.I.D. E-MAIL…………………………………………………………………………………...... [email protected] NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE……………………………………………….……….. Dr. Ray Wrabley ATHLETIC DEPT. SECRETARY………………………………………………………………... Judy Blackburn TRAINERS………………………………………………………..……………………… Scott Mamula, Elissa Till TRAINERS’ OFFICE PHONE…………………………………………………. (814) 269-1935 or (814) 269-2024 EQUIPMENT MANAGER…………………………………………………………………………. Todd Williams POOL HOTLINE……………………………………………………………………………………. (814) 269-2002 ATHLETICS WEB SITE………………………… www.upj.pittjohnstownathletics.com ATHLETICS FACEBOOK ACCOUNT…...facebook.com/pages/Pitt-Johnstown-Athletics ATHLETICS TWITTER ACCOUNT…………………………………………….@MtnCatAthletics

The Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Staff also would like to thank the following: Dr. Richard Ross (Chiropractor) Jamie Hedrick (Aquatics Director) Dr. Ernest Mantini (Dentist) Robert Manculich (Master Instructor)

13 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Roster

NAME CLASS WEIGHT HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS COLLEGE AWARDS Devin Austin FR 157 lbs. Penn Trafford Allan Beattie FR 285 lbs. Burrell 2x-PA AA State Place-Winner (1st,3rd) Zeke Beatty FR 125 lbs. Laurel Highlands 2015 PA AA State Qualifier John Blankenship JR 174 lbs. United PA AA State Place (6th) 2015 All-American (6th) Boe Bonzo SO 157 lbs. Freedom PA AAA State Place (6th) Noah Burkhart FR 149 lbs. Erie McDowell 2014 PA AAA State Qualifier Corey Bush JR 141 lbs. Ridgway 3x-PA AA State Place (4th, 5th, 8th) 2015 Letterman Zac Croyle R-FR 197 lbs. Kittanning PIAA AA State Place (6th) Joe Davis R-FR 133 lbs. Cambria Heights PA AA State Qualifier Craig Dawson SR 149 lbs. Penn Hills 3-year Letterman Troy Dolan JR 133 lbs. Transfer From Missouri 3x-PA AA State Champion Josh Duplin JR 285 lbs. Westmont Hilltop PA AAA State Place (2nd,5th, 5th) 2014 All-American (7th) Steve Edwards SO 157 lbs. Burrell 2-time PA AA State Place (6th, 1st) 2014-15 Letterman Corey Falleroni R-FR 157 lbs. Burrell PA AA State Place (5th) Mitch Fitzgerald FR 184 lbs. Peters Township Bryce Fochtman FR 165 lbs. Berlin Brothersvalley PA AA State Place-Winner (5th) Mike Geyer FR 174/184 lbs. Pine-Richland Section Runner-up Sam Hanau SR 141 lbs. Lakeshore (MI) 2-Time National Qualifier Jimmy Harrison SO 133 lbs. West Mifflin Area 2-time AAA Regional Qualifier 2013-14 Letterman Seth Hitchens FR 197 lbs. South Allegheny 2x-time PA AA State Qualifier Erik Jackson FR 165 lbs. Malachi Krenzelak SO 141 lbs. Canon-McMillan PA AAA Regional Place Winner Cole Landowski JR 149 lbs. Kiski Area PA AAA State Qualifier 2014 National Qualifier Evan Link SR 125 lbs. Penn Cambria 2-time PA AA State Runner-Up 2013 National Qualifier Nolan Link FR 125/133 lbs. Penn Cambria PA State Place-Winner (8th) John Lobeck R-FR 133 lbs. Lancaster Catholic Regional Place-Winner Fred Mantsch FR 197 lbs. Hempfield 2x-AAA State Place Winner (6th,, 8th) Austin McDermitt FR 133 lbs. Burgettstown 2x PA AA State Place-Winner (6th,7th) Travis McKillop SR 184 lbs. Burrell PA AA State Champion 3-time All American (7th,3rd,2nd) Kevin Miller FR 125 lbs. Norwin 2015 AAA Regional Place-Winner Tevin Mostoller FR 157 lbs. North Star 3x-District Place-Winner Brandon Naveiro R-FR 184 lbs. Conrad Weiser Levi Niebauer FR 174 lbs. Cambria Heights 2x-PA AA State Place-Winner (4th,6th) Tyler Oliver FR 197 lbs. United PA AA State Place-Winner (3rd) Luke Palamides JR 157 lbs. Peters Township Section Runner Up 2013-14 Letterman Tyler Reinhart SO 165 lbs. Greensburg-Salem PA AAA State Place (6th) 2015 National Qualifier Nick Roberts JR 133 lbs. Transfer from Ohio 3x-PA AA State Champion Travis Shaffer SR 149 lbs. Transfer from Pittsburgh PA AAA State Champion D.J. Sims SO 285 lbs. Aliquippa PA AAA State Qualifier 2015 National Qualifier Kevin Stalter FR 125 lbs. McKeesport Area Forest Tuttle SO 197 lbs. Coudersport 2014 District Champion 2014-15 Letterman Jess Wetzel FR 133 lbs. North Schuylkill

14 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Seniors Craig Dawson (149 lbs.) Sam Hanau (141 lbs.)

Senior Senior Penn Hills, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Penn Hills High School Lakeshore (MI) High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 1-5 2014-15 Overall Record: 25-5 2014-15 Dual Record: 0-1 2014-15 Dual Record: 12-0 Overall Career Record: 4-18 Overall Career Record: 61-18

Freshman Season (2011-12) Freshman Season (2011-12) Took a red-shirt Sam Hanau took a red-shirt at Central Michigan University. He placed fifth at both the Cleveland State Open and the Edinboro Open, and sixth at the Eastern Michigan Open in the Freshman/Sophomore Division

Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2012-13) Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2012-13) Craig Dawson posted a 2-4 record wrestling in open Sam Hanau wrestled at 141 lbs. at Central Michigan and tournaments as a red-shirt freshman. Both of his victories finished with a 20-7 overall record. Hanau beat Penn State’s came by fall. Zack Beitz to place third at the National Collegiate Open. He also won the title at the Eastern Michigan Open in the Freshman/Sophomore Division after defeating Notre Dame’s Maurice Miller.

Sophomore Season (2013-14) Sophomore Season (2013-14) Dawson moved up to 141 lbs. from 133 lbs. and was 1-9 Hanau transferred to Pitt-Johnstown and joined the overall and 1-5 wrestling in dual meets. Mountain Cats’ starting line-up in January at 141 lbs. and finished with a 16-6 overall record and an 8-1 record in dual meets. Hanau placed third at the Super Region I Tournament to qualify for the National Tournament. Of his 16 wins, six Junior Season (2014-15) came by fall. Hanau also placed sixth at the Franklin & Dawson went 1-5 overall and 0-1 in dual meets. His Marshall Open. victory came by way of decision. Dawson also wrestled at 149 lbs. for the Mountain Cats at the 2015 Super Region I Junior Season (2014-15) Tournament. Hanau was 25-5 overall and a perfect 12-0 in dual meets on his way to earning a spot on the All-PSAC Team with a third-place finish at the conference championships. Hanau also qualified for his second consecutive National High School Tournament by finishing third at the Super Region I Four-year letterman...career record of 77-34 with over Tournament. His 25 victories, six major decisions, and six 30 falls...30-15 record as a senior...finished sixth at falls all led the team, while his 12 dual meet wins tied him Allegheny County Wrestling Tournament. for second on the team.

High School Hanau, who wrestled in both Missouri and Michigan in high school, finished his career with a 147-12 overall Personal record...placed three-time in the Top-four in State Born June 10, 1993...majoring in Mechanical tournaments...two-time Super Region I Champion in Engineering Technology...son of Jeff and Kim Dawson of Missouri...2009 Missouri Greco Roman State Champion and Penn Hills, Pa. 2009 and 2010 Missouri Freestyle runner-up.

Personal Born May 30, 1993...majoring in Finance...Son of John and Cathleen Hanau.

15 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Seniors Evan Link (125 lbs.) Travis McKillop (184 lbs.)

Senior Red-Shirt Senior Cresson, Pa. Lower Burrell, Pa. Penn Cambria High School Burrell High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 20-7 2013-14 Overall Record: 27-5 2014-15 Dual Record: 12-2 2013-14 Dual Record: 13-1 Overall Career Record: 47-22 Overall Career Record: 82-14

Freshman Season (2011-12) Freshman Season (2011-12) Took a red-shirt Travis McKillop wrestled as a true freshman and placed Placed third at Washington & Jefferson Collegiate Open and third at the Regional Tournament and seventh-place finish at third at Wilkes Open the national Tournament. He was 22-7 overall and 6-4 in dual meets. His six falls tied for the team lead. McKillop won the title at the Washington & Jefferson Collegiate Open Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2012-13) and was the runner-up at the Wilkes Open. Evan Link joined the Mountain Cat starting line-up at Sophomore Season (2012-2013) 125 lbs. and advanced to the National Tournament in his first McKillop, who jumped from 174 to 184 lbs., won a season after finishing as the runner-up at the Super Region I Super Region I title and advanced to the National Semifinals, Tournament. Link was 21-10 overall record and 11-4 in dual before becoming an All-American for the second straight meets. His nine victories by major decision led the team. year with a third-place finish. His 33-2 overall record, 16-1 Link also placed fifth at the Washington & Jefferson dual meet record, and 11 falls all led the team. McKillop Collegiate Open and sixth at the Wilkes Open. won titles at the Washington & Jefferson Collegiate Open and the Wilkes Open. He also garnered First-Team NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team honors. Sophomore Season (2013-2014) Junior Season (2013-2014) Link was the starter at 133 lbs. throughout the first McKillop continued to dominate as a junior by becoming semester, before sitting out the second semester. He was 6-5 Pitt-Johnstown’s first PSAC Champion. McKillop, a PSAC overall and 2-2 in dual meets. Link also placed sixth at the All-Conference choice, won the Super Region I title, finished PSAC Championships at 133 lbs. as the National Runner-up at 184 lbs., and garnered First- Team NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team honors for the second straight year. His 13 dual meet wins tied for the team Junior Season (2014-15) lead, while his 27 total victories and 13 falls were both second on the team and tied Dan Revesz’s single-season Link returned to the 125-lb. weight class and was 20-7 th overall and 12-2 in dual meets. He placed third at the 2015 mark at 184 lbs. set in 1979-80. Finished 10 in Division II PSAC Championships to secure a spot on the All-PSAC Most Dominant Wrestler ranking with 3.7826 points. Team. Link finished fifth at the Super Region I Tournament. McKillop also placed third at the Franklin & Marshall Open. He was tied with Sam Hanau for the team-lead in major Senior Season (2014-15) decisions, was second on the team with five falls, and tied McKillop took a red-shirt in 2014-15…champion at with Hanau for second in dual meet wins with 12. Franklin & Marshall Open and Cleveland State Open. High School High School Four-year letterman...52-2 record as a senior...163-31 Four-year letterman...45-2 senior season record with 30 overall with 98 falls...four-time PIAA AA State Qualifier… pins...138-20 career record...three-time PIAA State Place three-time State Place winner (2011 state champion and fifth winner, including two-time PA State Runner-up...also placed in 2009 and 2010)...2010 Powerade Tournament seventh...two-time National High School Runner-up and Champion…third at 2010 Ironman Tournament…competed National High School fifth-place finish...three-time District 6 in 2011 Dapper Dan Wrestling Classic...two-time WPIAL Champion and 2011 Southwest Regional Champion. and Regional Champion...2011 Army Strong Wrestler of the Personal Year and Cliff Keen Wrestling USA All-American...finished Born Aug. 15, 1992...majoring in Business...two-year third in national high school rankings…led team to 2008 AA letterman in golf at Penn Cambria High School...Son of Steve State Championship and three WPIAL titles. Link and Joyce Billetdeaux of Cresson, Pa. Personal Born July 3, 1992...majoring in Biology...son of Lisa and Scott McKillop of Lower Burrell, Pa.

16 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Leermen John Blankenship (174 lbs.) Boe Bonzo (157 lbs.)

Junior Sophomore New Florence, Pa. Rochester, Pa. United High School Freedom High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 23-10 2014-15 Overall Record: 2-6 2014-15 Dual Record: 13-1 2014-15 Dual Record: 1-4 Overall Career Record: 30-16 Overall Career Record: 2-6

Freshman Season (2012-13) Freshman Season (2013-14) Took a red-shirt Took a red-shirt

Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2013-14) Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2014-15) John Blankenship made his collegiate debut after red- Boe Bonzo was 2-6 overall and 1-4 in dual meets in his shirting as a freshman. He finished with a 7-6 overall record first season of wrestling after taking a red-shirt in 2013-14. and a 5-2 mark in dual meets at 165 lbs. Blankenship Both of his wins were by decision. Bonzo was also an recorded four wins by decision, two by fall, and one by major Honorable Mention NWCA All-Academic Wrestling choice. decision. He was also tabbed Honorable Mention NWCA All-Academic Wrestling.

High School Four-year letterman...career record of 124-29...senior Sophomore Season (2014-15) season record of 29-6...advanced to the 2013 PIAA AAA Blankenship moved up a weight class to 174 lbs. and State Semifinals before placing sixth...four-time Regional became Pitt-Johnstown’s lone All-American by placing sixth Qualifier...named school’s Most Outstanding Wrestler as a at the National Tournament. He was 23-10 overall and 13-1 senior. in dual meets. He led the team in both dual meet victories (13) and wins by decision (15). Blankenship finished fifth at the 2015 PSAC Championships, and won a true-fourth-place match at the Super Region I Tournament to qualify for the Personal National Tournament. He was also a First-Team NWCA All- Born Jan. 15, 1995...majoring in Mechanical Academic Wrestling team selection. Engineering Technology...son of Myron and Lori Bonzo of Rochester, Pa.

High School Three-year letterman...finished with 35-2 senior season record and 94-18 career record...2012 PIAA AA State Place- winner (6th)...two-time District 5 Champion...2012 All- Indiana Gazette Team.

Personal Born May 5, 1994...majoring in Engineering Technology…four-year letterman in track & field and three- year letterman in football in high school...son of Mike and Gloria Blankenship of New Florence, Pa.

17 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Leermen Corey Bush (141 lbs.) Josh Duplin (285 lbs.)

Junior Red-Shirt Junior Ridgway, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Ridgway High School Westmont Hilltop High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 12-6 2013-14 Overall Record: 26-13 2014-15 Dual Record: 9-2 2013-14 Dual Record: 10-5 Overall Career Record: 12-6 Overall Career Record: 49-23

Freshman Season (2012-13) Freshman Season (2012-13) Took a Red-Shirt at the University of Pittsburgh Josh Duplin earned the starting job at 285 lbs. and advanced to the National Tournament as a true freshman. Duplin finished with a 23-10 overall record and an 11-6 mark in dual meets on his way to placing fourth at the Super Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2013-14) Region I Tournament. His 23 victories ranked fourth on the Wrestled at the University of Pittsburgh team, while his 15 wins by decision tied him for second. Duplin also won the championship at the Washington & Jefferson Collegiate Open and placed fifth at the Wilkes Open. Sophomore Season (2014-15) Corey Bush transferred to Pitt-Johnstown and posted a 12-6 overall record and a 9-2 dual meet record after joining the line-up at 133 lbs. in the second semester. Seven of his Sophomore Season (2013-14) 12 victories came by way of decision and two by fall. Bush Duplin posted a 26-13 overall record and a 10-5 record also wrestled at the 2015 Super Region I Tournament, but did in dual meets on his way to becoming an All-American with not place. a seventh-place finish at the National Tournament. He placed third at the Super Region I Tournament and fourth at the Franklin & Marshall Open. Duplin’s 17 victories by decision led the team, while his 26 overall victories were High School third on the team. Four-year letterman...three-time PIAA AA State Place- winner (4th, 5th, 8th)...three-time District 9 Champion...2- time Northwest Regional Champion...three-time recipient of Ridgway's Bruno Iorfido Outstanding Wrestler Award… Junior Season (2014-15) helped lead team to three district titles and a fourth-place Took a red-shirt finish at the PIAA State Team Tournament

High School Personal Four-year letterman...senior season record of 37-2… Born Jan. 27, 1994...majoring in Justice Administration career record of 141-29 with 80 falls...three-time PIAA AAA and Criminology...Honor Roll student in high school...son of State Place winner (5th, 5th, 2nd). Gregory and Melissa Bush of Ridgway, Pa.

Personal Born Nov. 10, 1993...majoring in Geography...2011-12 Westmont Hilltop High School Athlete of the Year...three- year letterman in both football and track...son of Jamie Duplin of Johnstown, Pa.

18 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Leermen Steve Edwards (157 lbs.) Jimmy Harrison (133 lbs.)

Sophomore Sophomore Lower Burrell, Pa. Whitaker, Pa. Burrell High School West Mifflin Area High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 3-14 2014-15 Overall Record: 3-4 2014-15 Dual Record: 2-8 2014-15 Dual Record: 2-2 Overall Career Record: 3-14 Overall Career Record: 3-4

Freshman Season (2014-15) Freshman Season (2013-14) Steve Edwards was scheduled to take a red-shirt as a true Took a red-shirt freshman, but several injuries to upperclassmen forced him into the starting line-up. Edwards wrapped-up his first year with a 3-14 overall record and a 2-8 mark in dual meets. Two o his three wins were by fall. Edwards also wrestled at Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2014-15) both the PSAC Championships and the Super Region I Jimmy Harrison made his Pitt-Johnstown debut and Tournament, but did not place. posted a 3-4 overall record and a 2-2 record in dual meets. Harrison was also an Honorable Mention NWCA All- Academic Wrestling Team selection.

High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 46-4… career record of 142-37...three-time PIAA State Qualifier… High School 2014 PIAA State Champion at 152 lbs....also placed sixth at Four-year letterman...senior season record of 32-3… PA State Tournament in 2013...three-time sectional career record of 107-33...two-time PA AAA Regional champion, 2014 WPIAL champion, and three-time regional Qualifier...two-time fourth-place finisher at WPAIL place-winner, including champion in 2014… recipient of Tournament...two-time Section runner-up. United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award.

Personal Personal Born Sept. 22, 1995...major is undecided...two-year Born May 31, 1996...major is Criminology...one-year letterman in soccer and one-year letterman in track and field letterman in track and field...earned the Burrell High School at West Mifflin Area High School...son of Jim and Nanette Excellence in Art Award...son of Andy and Lisa Edwards of Harrison of Whitaker, Pa. Lower Burrell, Pa.

19 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Leermen Malachi Krenzelak (141 lbs.) Cole Landowski (149 lbs.)

Sophomore Junior Canonsburg, Pa. New Kensington, Pa. Canon-McMillan High School Kiski Area High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 6-5 2014-15 Overall Record: 14-8 2014-15 Dual Record: 1-1 2014-15 Dual Record: 7-5 Overall Career Record: 6-5 Overall Career Record: 29-16

Freshman Season (2014-15) Freshman Season (2013-14) Malachi Krenzelak wrested as a true freshman and ended Cole Landowski took over the starting duties at 149 lbs. with a 6-5 overall record and a 1-1 record in dual meets. midway through his freshman season and was 15-8 overall Five of his six wins came by way of decision or major and 5-3 in dual meets on his way to qualifying for the decision. Krenzelak also wrestled at the PSAC National Tournament by placing third at the Super Region I Championships. Tournament. Of his 15 victories, 10 were by decision. Landowski also placed fifth at the Franklin & Marshall Open.

High School Four-year letterman….senior season record of 38-6… Sophomore Season (2014-15) placed fourth at 2014 WPIAL Championships and fifth at the Landowski followed-up his strong freshman season by Powerade Tournament. posting a 14-8 overall record and a 7-5 dual meet record before an injury ended his season prior to the Super Region I Tournament. Eleven of his 14 wins were by decision. Landowski placed fourth at the PSAC Championships and Personal was the runner-up at the Franklin & Marshall Open. He was Born May 16, 1996...majoring in Business...son of Brian also a Second-Team NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Krenzelak and Danielle Ault. selection.

High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 34-5… career record of 114-33...holds school record for takedowns in a season with 114...2012 PIAA AAA State Qualifier...Flo National Runner-up.

Personal Born July 14, 1994...majoring in Finance...Second-Team All-Academic selection in high school...member of National Honor Society, Student Council, and Key Club in high school...son of Rob and Georgiann Landowski of New Kensington, Pa.

20 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Leermen Luke Palamides (157 lbs.) Tyler Reinhart (165 lbs.)

Junior Sophomore McMurray, Pa. Greensburg, Pa. Peters Township High School Greensburg-Salem High School 2013-14 Overall Record: 14-12 2014-15 Overall Record: 19-7 2013-14 Dual Record: 9-6 2014-15 Dual Record: 9-1 Overall Career Record: 14-12 Overall Career Record: 19-7

Freshman Season (2012-13) Freshman Season (2013-14) Took a red-shirt Took a red-shirt

Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2013-14) Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2014-15) Luke Palamides took over the starting spot at 133 lbs. Tyler Reinhart burst onto the scene by being named the early in the second semester and was 14-12 overall and 9-6 in PSAC Wrestling Freshman of the Year after posting a 19-7 dual meets. He wrestled at the Super Region I Tournament, overall record and a 9-1 dual meet record. Reinhart won a but did not place. Palamides also finished eighth at the true fourth-place match at the Super Region I Tournament to Franklin & Marshall Open. qualify for nationals. He also finished fifth at the PSAC Championships. His 19 overall victories and nine wins by decision both ranked fourth on the team.

Sophomore Season (2014-15) Did Not Wrestle High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 39-8… career record of 115-28...2013 PIAA AAA State Place High School (6th)...three-time WPIAL place-winner...Section and WCCC Four-year letterman...Sectional Runner-up…2-time Champion...earned Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete WPIAL Qualifier...placed eighth in Powerade Tournament. Award.

Personal Personal Born July 24, 1993...majoring in Engineering Born June 23, 1994...major is Business...son of Michael Technology…Son of Dale and Becky Palamides of and Jessica Reinhart of Greensburg, Pa. McMurray, Pa.

21 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat Leermen D.J. Sims (285 lbs.) Forest Tuttle (197 lbs.)

Sophomore Sophomore Aliquippa, Pa. Coudersport, Pa. Aliquippa High School Coudersport, High School 2014-15 Overall Record: 14-12 2014-15 Overall Record: 2-11 2014-15 Dual Record: 6-4 2014-15 Dual Record: 2-9 Overall Career Record: 14-12 Overall Career Record: 2-9

Freshman Season (2013-14) Freshman Season (2014-15) Took a red-shirt Forest Tuttle was forced into action due to several injuries and posted a 2-11 overall record and a 2-9 dual meet record. Tuttle wrestled at the Super Region I Tournament, but did not place. Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2014-15) With Josh Duplin red-shirting, D.J. Sims took over the starting job at 285 lbs. and placed fourth at the Super Region I Tournament to qualify for the National Tournament. Sims High School went 14-12 overall and 6-4 in dual meets. He also wrestled Four-year letterman...three-time District IX place- at the PSAC Championships, but did not place. Sims’ five winner, including 2014 District Champion...four-time AML victories by fall tied for second on the team. He was also Northern Division All-State Wrestling Team selection. named Second-Team NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team.

Personal High School Born Dec. 18, 1995...majoring in biology...three-year Two-year letterman…senior season record of 23-4… letterman in football and one-year letterman in track and career record of 66-11…2012 PIAA AAA State Qualifier… field…eight-time Coudersport High School Lineman of the placed third at WPIAL Tournament in 2012...placed sixth at Week and three-time Defensive Player of the Week...son of Flo Nationals in 2012. David and Kathleen Tuttle of Coudersport, Pa.

Personal Born Feb. 9, 1995...majoring in General Management and Marketing…two-year letterman in both baseball and football at Aliquippa High School...First-Team MAC All- Conference in football… member of Aliquippa’s 2012 PIAA AA State Runner-up Team and 2011 and 2012 WPIAL Championship Team...son of Damon Sims, Sr. and Arna George.

22 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Newcomers & Red‐Shirt Freshmen Troy Dolan (133 lbs.) Nick Roberts (133 lbs.)

Junior Junior Wexford, Pa. Listie, Pa. Derry Area High School North Star High School

Troy Dolan transferred to Pitt-Johnstown prior to the 2015- Nick Roberts transferred to Pitt-Johnstown prior to the 16 season after wrestling at the University of Missouri in 2015-16 season after wrestling at Ohio State University. 2007-08 and 2008-09. Freshman Season (2012-13) Roberts took a red-shirt at Ohio State. He had a 22-5 Freshman Season (2007-08) overall record in open tournaments, including a pair of runner Dolan wrestled at the University of Missouri where he -up finishes. had a 28-6 overall record. He also won titles at the Roger Red-Shirt Freshman Season (2013-14) Denker Open and the Missouri Valley College Open. Roberts joined Ohio State’s starting line-up at 125 lbs. and earned a spot at the Division I National Tournament. He Sophomore Season (2008-09) placed sixth at the Big 10 Tournament. Roberts tied for third Dolan joined Missouri’s starting line-up and posted 15 on the team with 28 victories. victories and a pair of top-eight tournament finishes. High School Four-year letterman…career record of 146-10...three- High School time PIAA AA State Champion...holds school record for Four-year letterman...170-9 career record...three-time falls...two-time Junior World Team member who placed fifth PIAA AA State Champion (2005, 2006, 2007)...three-time in the world...four-time Fargo Champion...2010 Asics First- High School All-American. Team All-American...four-time District 5 champion… three- Personal time regional Champion Born Oct. 6, 1988...majoring in Sociology...Son of Troy Personal and Carrie Dolan of Derry, Pa. Born Dec 14, 1993...majoring in Criminology...Son of Scott and Bonnie Roberts of Listie, Pa.

Travis Shaffer (149 lbs.) Zac Croyle (197 lbs.)

Senior Red-Shirt Freshman Derry, Pa. Kittanning, Pa. Derry Area High School Kittanning High School

Travis Shaffer transferred to Pitt-Johnstown prior to the 2015- Freshman Season (2014-15) 16 season after wrestling three seasons at the University of Took a red-shirt Pittsburgh. Freshman Season (2011-12) Shaffer joined Pitt’s starting line-up at 141 lbs. and posted a 19-15 overall record and a 7-9 mark in dual meets. High School Sophomore Season (2012-13) Four-year letterman...career record of 96-31...2014 Shaffer was 12-12 overall and 4-8 in dual meets at Pitt. PIAA AAA State Place-winner (6th)...2014 Regional runner- Junior Season (2013-14) up...three-time Section champion...two-time WPIAL place- Shaffer was 16-8 in open tournaments while red-shirting. winner (3rd and 4th). Red-Shirt Junior Season (2014-15) Shaffer was 2-6 overall and 0-4 in dual meets. High School Four-year letterman...school-best 149-22 career record… Personal four-time PIAA AA State Place-winner...2011 State Born April 10, 1995...major is undecided...three-year Champion…Outstanding Wrestler at Dapper Dan Classic… letterman in football...son of Heath and Mary Croyle of Flo National Champion…three-time WPIAL Champion. Kittanning, Pa. Personal Born Oct. 20, 1992...majoring in Business Economics… son of Joe and Kathy Quealy of Derry, Pa.

23 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Red‐Shirt Freshmen Joe Davis (133 lbs.) Corey Falleroni (157 lbs.)

Red-Shirt Freshman Red-Shirt Freshman Patton, Pa. Lower Burrell, Pa. Cambria Heights High School Burrell High School

Freshman Season (2014-15) Freshman Season (2014-15) Took a red-shirt Took a red-shirt

High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 41- High School 15...career record of 80-34...2014 PIAA AA State Place- Four-years letterman...28-7 senior season record...105- winner (5th)...2014 section and regional runner-up...placed 35 career record...2014 PIAA AA State Qualifier. third at 2014 District 7 tournament...two-time Westmoreland County place-winner (3rd and 5th)...placed third at King of the Mountain Tournament and eighth at Powerade Tournament.

Personal Born Feb. 3, 1996...plans to major in Physical Therapy- Personal Biology...son of Joseph Davis and Alicia Angus. Born April 19, 1996...plans to major in Physical Therapy...son of Jeff and Lori Falleroni of Lower Burrell, Pa.

John Lobeck (133 lbs.) Brandon Naveiro (184 lbs.)

Red-Shirt Freshman Red-Shirt Freshman Lancaster, Pa. Wernersville, Pa. Lancaster Catholic High School Conrad Weiser High School

Freshman Season (2014-15) Freshman Season (2014-15) Took a red-shirt Brandon Naveiro was scheduled to red-shirt, but was forced into action due to injuries. Naveiro was 0-2 at the Super Region I Tournament.

High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 31- High School 12...career record of 117-50 with 52 falls...three-time district Four-year letterman...career record of 86-19...3-time place-winner...2012 regional place-winner (6th). Section place-winner (2nd, 3rd, 4th)...2-time first-Team All- Division...2-time BCIAA County Runner-up...Second-Team All-Division...Recipient of the Marine Distinguished Athlete Award.

Personal Born Dec. 26, 1995...plans to major in Business...one- Personal year letterman in track and field...son of Mark and Jane Born Oct. 16, 1995...plans to major in Business...3-year Lobeck of Lancaster, Pa. letterman in both football and lacrosse...son of Kastine Schaefer of Wernersville, Pa.

24 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Freshmen Devin Austin (157 lbs.) Allan Beattie (285 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman Irwin, Pa. New Kensington, Pa. Penn Trafford High School Burrell High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 48-1 with High School 43 pins…career record of 189-30...three-time PIAA AA State Four-year letterman...senior season record of 28-5… Qualifier...two-time PIAA State Place-winner (3rd, 1st)...first career record of 110-38. heavyweight in school history to win state championship...three-time section, region and WPIAL champion...2014 WPIAL AA Tournament Outstanding Wrestler...2015 Power Ade champion...wrestled in 2015 Personal Dapper Dan Classic...2015 Valley News Wrestler of the Born Oct. 20, 1996...major is undecided...three-year Year...recipient of Noah Cornuet Wrestling Scholarship letterman in football...First-Team All-WPIAL as a running Award back...son of Donn and Cindy Austin of Irwin, Pa. Personal Born May 27, 1996...major is undecided...three-year letterman in football...recipient of Tim Horwatt Rugby Scholarship Award...son of Allan and Kristen Beattie of New Kensington, Pa.

Zeke Beatty (125 lbs.) Noah Burkhart (149 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman Uniontown, Pa. Erie, Pa. Laurel Highlands High School Erie McDowell High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Two-year letterman...senior season record of 34-12… Four-year letterman...senior season record of 25-13… career record of 50-23...2015 PIAA AAA State Qualifier...2 career record of 65-38...2015 PIAA AAA State Qualifier… 015 section runner-up and 2015 WPIAL fourth-place two-time District place-winner...Regional qualifier and third- finisher. place finisher...2014-15 team Outstanding Wrestler and Ironman Award recipient...led team in takedowns in 2014- 15.

Personal Born Oct. 11, 1996...plans to major is undecided...son of Ron and Jennifer Beatty of Uniontown, Pa. Personal Born Aug. 17, 1996...plans to major in Secondary Education...son of Ed and Terri Burkhart of Erie, Pa.

25 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Freshmen Mitch Fitzgerald (184 lbs.) Bryce Fochtman (165 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman McMurray, Pa. Berlin, Pa. Peters Township High School Berlin Brothersvalley High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Three-year letterman...career record of 73-25 Four-year letterman...senior season record of 39-6… career record of 139-37...three-time PIAA AA State Qualifier...2015 PIAA AA State Place-winner (5th)...four- time District 5 finalist and three-time District 5 Champion… Personal Southwest Regional Champion. Born Aug. 31, 1996...plans to major in Justice Administration and Criminology...son of Timothy and Jodi Fitzgerald of McMurray, Pa. Personal Born Nov. 16, 1996….plans to major in Finance...four- year letterman in football and one year letterman in track and field in high school...son of Brian Fochtman of Berlin, Pa.

Mike Geyer (174/184 lbs.) Seth Hitchens (197 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman Gibsonia, Pa. McKeesport, Pa. Pine-Richland High School South Allegheny High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Four-year starter and four-year letterman...senior season Four-year letterman...senior season record of 36-9… record of 25-12...career record 80-53. career record of 110-45...two-time PIAA AA State Qualifier.

Personal Personal Born Aug. 23, 1996...plans to major in Finance...son of Born Sept. 11, 1996...plans to major in Mechanical Mike and Pattie Geyer of Gibsonia, Pa. Engineering...four-year letterman in both football and track and field in high school...2015 PIAA State Qualifier in track and field (Discus)...son of Shane and Donna Hitchens of McKeesport, Pa.

26 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Freshmen Nolan Link (125/133 lbs.) Fred Mantsch (197 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman Cresson, Pa. Irwin, Pa. Penn Cambria High School Hempfield Area High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Two-year letterman...senior season record of 35-8… career record of 64-18...2015 PIAA AA State Place-Winner (8th)...two-time District 6 and two-time Regional runner up. Personal

Personal Born May 19, 1997...plans to major in Business Marketing...four-year letterman in golf in high school...son of Steve Link and Joyce Billetdeaux of Cresson, Pa.

Austin McDermitt (133 lbs.) Kevin Miller (125 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman Burgettstown, Pa. North Huntingdon, Pa. Burgettstown High School Norwin High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 40-6… Four-year letterman...senior season record of 28- career record of 153-32...four-time PIAA AA State 11...career record of 90-49...2015 Regional Place-Winner. Qualifier…two-time PIAA State Place-Winner (6th, 7th)… four-time Regional place–winner...two-time WPIAL Champion and Outstanding Wrestler…2015 Dapper Dan Outstanding Wrestler. Personal Born May 7, 1997...plans to major in Business...son of William and Kim Miller of North Huntingdon, Pa.

Personal Born Jan. 26, 1996...plans to major in Business...son of Arthur and Melissa McDermitt of Burgettstown, Pa.

27 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Freshmen Tevin Mostoller (157 lbs.) Levi Niebauer (174 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman Stoystown, Pa. Carrolltown, Pa. North Star High School Cambria Heights High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 38-8… Four-year letterman...senior season record of 34-5… career record of 121-52...four-time District 5 place- career record of 111-32 with 36 falls...two-time PIAA AA winner...three-time Southwest Regional Qualifier...two-time State place-winner (4th, 6th)...three-time high school All- All-State Academic Team honoree. American...two-time District 6 Champion...recipient of the District 6 Sportsmanship Award.

Personal Born July 18, 1996...plans to major in Biology...four- Personal year letterman in football in high school...Vice President of Born March 3, 1997...major is undecided...son of National Honor Society and President of Mu Alpha Theta in Michael and Elizabeth Niebauer of Carrolltown, Pa. high school...attended National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists conference...son of Troy and Tammy Mostoller of Stoystown, Pa.

Tyler Oliver (197 lbs.) Kevin Stalter (125 lbs.)

Freshman Freshman New Florence, Pa. White Oak, Pa. United High School McKeesport Area High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt Will take a red-shirt

High School High School Four-year letterman...senior season record of 35-6… Four time section place winner, including two-time career record of 115-27...two-time PIAA AA State Place- champion, third-place, and fourth-place. winner (7th and 3rd).

Personal Personal Born July 1, 1996...plans to major in Civil Born Nov. 21, 1996...plans to major in Chemistry...three- Engineering…four-year member of the National Honor year letterman in football in high school...son of Jeffrey and Society in high school...son of Mark and Lori Stalter of Terri Oliver of New Florence, Pa. White Oak, Pa.

28 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Freshmen Jess Wetzel (133 lbs.)

Freshman Ashland, Pa. North Schuylkill High School

Freshman Season (2015-16) Will take a red-shirt

High School Four-year letterman...career record of 96-66...two-time regional qualifier...three-time district place-winner.

Personal Born Nov. 23, 1996...plans to major in Pre-Medicine Biology...four-year letterman in both baseball and football in high school...son of Rick and Lynn Wetzel of Ashland, Pa.

***TWO NCAA Division II National Team Championships (1996 and 1999)

***10 Top-5 NCAA Division II National Finishes

***20 Top-10 NCAA Division II National Finishes

***20 NCAA Division II Regional Championships

29 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Acon Shots

Evan Link (125 lbs.) Sam Hanau (141 lbs.) Tyler Reinhart (165 lbs.)

John Blankenship (174 lbs.) Travis Mckillop (184 lbs.) Josh Duplin (285 lbs.) D.J. Sims (285 lbs.)

Distinctive Elements of the Pitt-Johnstown Experience  Pitt-quality education, world class standards of academic excellence appreciated by employers and recognized by top graduate schools alike. A Princeton Review “Best in the Northeast” College!  Highly talented faculty of dedicated teachers and productive scholars facilitate student success in an up-close-and-personal learning environment.  Highly sought after undergraduate degree programs with intense real world focus including engineering technology, nursing, justice administration and criminology, computer science, pre-medical professions, education, business and management information systems...  Real world focused learning experiences including mentored projects, guided internships, capstones, and undergraduate research projects that link theory to practical applications.  A unique collegiate experience through its signature RealWorld Action Program, which actively supports Career and Professional Development as well as Campus, Civic, and Global Engagement.  Intensive career and job placement initiatives facilitate progress from admission to graduation, with focused guidance intended to help students succeed in a competitive workplace in their career of choice.  Caring and dedicated staff enhance a supportive living-learning environment, offering personalized assistance to facilitate success from admission to graduation.  A picturesque residential campus environment with many state-of-the-art facilities that support excellence in learning and contribute to student success.  Nationally recognized for high levels of student engagement as illustrated in national surveys (National Survey of Student Engagement & Noel-Levitz): Recognized in President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll three years in a row!  NCAA Division II school boasting a nationally ranked wrestling program, a Hall of Fame Coach, and 10 competitive sports in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC).  Nationally recognized for supporting veteran student transition and success: A “Military Friendly School.” More than 19,500 alumni, constituting a vital network facilitating the success of our students and graduates, making meaningful contributions to our world.

30 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling This is the Sports Center

The Sports Center, which has been the home of Pitt-Johnstown Athletics since the 1977-78 season, offers the Mountain Cats and Lady Cats a home court advantage that is second to none. A seating capacity of 2,400 provides an electrifying atmosphere that includes a pep band, cheerleading squad, and nearly 800 Mountain Cat Maniacs. The fan support is well appreciated, as the Mountain Cat wrestlers have posted an incredible 104-6 home record over the last 17 seasons. The building also serves as a recreation and exercise area for Pitt-Johnstown students. It provides a pool, dance studio, cardio fitness center, a weight room and a location for physical education classes. In addition, the Pitt- Johnstown athletics offices are located in the Sports Center. Pitt-Johnstown's wrestling team now has access to a training facility fitting a nationally ranked, championship squad. As part of the Sports Center expansion, which included the addition of the Wellness Center, the wrestling room was being expanded to double the square footage in the facility. Construction of the 40,000-square-foot Wellness Center, at a cost of $9.7 million, was completed in December 2010. In addition to a climbing wall, the facility includes an elevated three-lane running track; cardiovascular and strength- training areas, dance space, and two multipurpose courts for basketball and volleyball.

31 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Academic Achievements NATIONAL CHAMPIONS IN THE CLASSROOM

FROM 1997 THROUGH 2001, PITT-JOHNSTOWN WRESTLERS LED THE NATION IN NWCA ALL-ACADEMIC WRESTLING TEAM MEMBERS. SINCE THE NWCA ALL-ACADEMIC WRESTLING TEAM WAS ESTABLISHED, THE MOUNTAIN CATS HAVE HAD 98 WRESTLERS MAKE THE TEAM.

1997: Four NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Members 1998: Five NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Members 1999: Nine NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Members 2000: Six NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Members 2001: Eight NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Members

1987 - Scott Genard 1988 - Sheldon Burkett 1989 - John Mastillo, Mike Swank, Dave Yahner 1990 - Lance Phaturos, Dave Yahner 1992 - Dave Yahner 1993 - Eric Brown 1994 - Tony Albertelli, Tony Salopek 1995 - Tony Albertelli 1996 - Tony Albertelli, Troy Barbush 1997 - Tony Albertelli, Troy Barbush, Jaison Klingensmith, John Strittmatter 1998 - Troy Barbush, Tyke Conover, Isaac Greeley, Jaison Klingensmith, Jody Strittmatter 1999 - Troy Barbush, Ethan Brownback, Ryan Buterbaugh, Tyke Conover, Jim Custred, Isaac Greeley, Jaison Klingensmith, Jody Strittmatter, John Strittmatter 2000 - Ethan Brownback, Ryan Buterbaugh, Jim Custred, Ben Kuntz, Aaron Rendos, Dustin Ziegler 2001 - Ryan Buterbaugh, Jim Custred, David Fordoski, Bruno Iorfido, Ben Kuntz, Aaron Rendos, Vince Torsell, Dustin Ziegler 2002 - Ryan Ickes, Bruno Iorfido, Ben Kuntz, Matt Roncolato, Bill Suvak, Dustin Ziegler 2003 - Ryan Ickes, Bruno Iorfido, Russ Keefe, Ben Kuntz, Ryon Mazzocco, Matt Roncolato 2004 - Mike Fowler, Eli Garshnick, Ryan Ickes, Ryon Mazzocco, Matt Roncolato 2005 - Tom Brambley, Mike Fowler, Eli Garshnick, Ryan Ickes, Ryon Mazzocco, Brandon Reasy, Matt Roncolato, Rob Sakmar 2006 - Tom Brambley, Mike Fowler, Eli Garshnick, Ryon Mazzocco, Brandon Reasy, Joe Strittmatter, Rob Sakmar 2007 - Mike Fowler, Eli Garshnick, Brandon Reasy, Joe Strittmatter, Patrick Walsh 2008 - Brandon Reasy, Rob Sakmar 2009 - Adam Whetstone, Jon Moore, Matt Moore 2010 - Kyle Keane, Patrick Walsh, Adam Whetstone, Zach Lundgren, Myers Miller, Dan Simon 2011 - Zach Lundgren, Josh Krupa, Myers Miller, Keith Ryan 2012 - Zach Lundgren, Justin Harold, Josh Krupa, Myers Miller, Keith Ryan 2013 - Dave Cawley, Travis McKillop, Keith Ryan, Glenn Winslow 2014 - Dave Cawley, Travis McKillop, John Blankenship 2015 - John Blankenship, Cole Landowski, D.J. Sims, Boe Bonzo, Jimmy Harrison

32 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling 2014‐15 NWCA All‐American Team Members

JOHN BLANKENSHIP 174 LBS. 2014-15 First-Team NWCA Academic All-Wrestling Team

COLE LANDOWSKI D.J. SIMS 149 LBS. 285 LBS. 2014-15 Second-Team 2014-15 Second-Team NWCA All-Wrestling Team NWCA All-Wrestling Team

BOE BONZO JIMMY HARRISON 157 LBS. 125 LBS. 2014-15 Honorable Mention 2014-15 Honorable Mention NWCA All-Academic Team NWCA All-Academic Team

33 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Team and Individual Records TEAM RECORDS MOST WINS IN A SEASON: 24 2005-2006 UNDEFEATED SEASONS: 4 1992-93 (15-0-1), 1994-95 (18-0-0), 1995-96 (14-0-0), 1997-98 (19-0-0) LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK: 47 Dec. 2, 1993, to Nov. 20, 1996 (Defeated Morgan State (MD), 23-13, on Dec. 2, 1993 — Lost to Duquesne, 21-18, on Nov. 20, 1996) TOP FIVE NATIONAL FINISHES: 10 1988-89 (5th), 1994-95 (4th), 1995-96 (1st), 1996-97 (5th), 1997-98 (3rd), 1998-99 (1st), 1999-00 (5th), 2003-04 (5th) 2004-05 (4th), 2007-08 (4th)

MOST WINS IN A REGULAR SEASON BY WEIGHT CLASS 125 lbs. Jody Strittmatter 37 1997-1998, 1998-1999 133 lbs. John Strittmatter 35 1998-1999 141 lbs. Isaac Greeley 34 1997-1998 149 lbs. Tony Albertelli 34 1995-1996 157 lbs. Shad Benton 38 2001-2002 165 lbs. Troy Barbush 34 1997-1998 174 lbs. Albert Miles 31 2007-2008 184 lbs. Mike Corcetti 29 2006-2007, 2007-2008 197 lbs. Patrick Walsh 32 2007-2008 HEAVYWEIGHT Carlton Haselrig 36 1986-1987

MOST WINS IN A SEASON BY WEIGHT CLASS 125 lbs. Jody Strittmatter 44 1997-1998 133 lbs. John Strittmatter 41 1998-1999 141 lbs. Isaac Greeley 42 1997-1998 149 lbs. Tony Albertelli 42 1994-1995 157 lbs. Shad Benton 46 2001-2002 165 lbs. Troy Barbush 39 1997-1998 174 lbs. Albert Miles 39 2007-2008 184 lbs. Craig Thurber 38 1994-1995 197 lbs. Patrick Walsh 36 2007-2008 HEAVYWEIGHT Carlton Haselrig 47 1986-1987

MOST PINS IN A SEASON BY WEIGHT CLASS 125 lbs. Jody Strittmatter 24 1997-1998 133 lbs. Shane Valko 18 2008-2009 141 lbs. Thad Benton 17 2005-2006 149 lbs. Chris Como 10 1993-1994 Nathan Link 10 2010-2011 157 lbs. Shad Benton 14 2002-2003 165 lbs. Barry Gresh 17 1978-1979 174 lbs. John Revesz 19 1982-1983 184 lbs. Dan Revesz 13 1979-1980 Travis McKillop 13 2013-2014 197 lbs. Zac Bennett 16 2013-2014 HEAVYWEIGHT Carlton Haselrig 19 1986-1987

34 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat All‐Time Wins List

MOUNTAIN CAT WRESTLING ALL-TIME WIN LIST

NAME RECORD WIN% 1. Carlton Haselrig 143-2-1 .979 MOUNTAIN CAT WRESTLING 2. Tony Albertelli 138-29-0 .826 ALL-TIME WIN PERCENTAGE

3. Ethan Brownback* 131-26-0 .834 NAME RECORD WIN% 4. Mike Corcetti 131-45-0 .744 1. Carlton Haselrig 143-2-1 .979 5. Brandon Newill*** 130-26-0 .833 6. Craig Thurber 120-20-0 .857 2. Jody Strittmatter 87-3-0 .967 7. Rob Yahner 120-24-1 .828 3. Shad Benton 101-9-0 .918 8. John Revesz 119-31-2 .783 4. John Strittmatter 112-15-0 .882 9. Shane Valko 115-30-0 .793 5. Craig Thurber 120-20-0 .857 10. Brandon Reasy 114-40-0 .740 6. Thad Benton 112-21-0 .842 11. Dave Yahner 113-23-1 .831 7. Kevin O’Neil 92-18-0 .836 12. Troy Barbush 113-24-0 .825 8. Ethan Brownback* 131-26-0 .834 13. John Strittmatter 112-15-0 .882 9. Brandon Newill*** 130-26-0 .833 14. Thad Benton 112-21-0 .842 10. Dave Yahner 113-23-1 .831 15. Lee Schickel 108-25-0 .812 16. Irwin Brambley 107-43-0 .713 11. Rob Yahner 120-24-1 .828 17. John Hollman** 107-48-0 .690 12. Tony Albertelli 138-29-0 .826 18. Isaac Greeley 106-23-0 .822 13. Troy Barbush 113-24-0 .825 19. Patrick Walsh 104-44-0 .702 14. Isaac Greeley 106-23-0 .822 20. Dan Revesz 102-27-0 .791 15. Lee Schickel 108-25-0 .812 21. Albert Miles 102-33-0 .756 16. Shane Valko 115-30-0 .793 22. Chris Dempsey 102-50-0 .671 17. Dan Revesz 102-27-0 .791 23. Shad Benton 101-9-0 .918 18. John Revesz 119-31-2 .783 24. Kyle Keane 99-32-0 .755 19. Tony Clark 98-29-0 .772 25. Tony Clark 98-29-0 .772 26. Jared Kuleck 98-29-2 .759 20. Jared Kuleck 98-29-2 .759 27. Kevin O’Neil 92-18-0 .836 21. Albert Miles 102-33-0 .756 28. Sean Isgan 92-30-0 .754 22. Kyle Keane 99-32-0 .755 29. Jeff Bricker 92-33-0 .736 23. Sean Isgan 92-30-0 .754 30. Mike Fowler 92-38-0 .708 24. Mike Corcetti 131-45-0 .744 31. Jason Nestor 92-41-0 .692 25. Brandon Reasy 114-40-0 .740 32. Zach Majocha 88-40-0 .688 33. Jody Strittmatter 87-3-0 .967 * = Includes 78-9 record at Delaware Valley College *** = Includes 30-6 record at Capital University (OH) 34. Dave Fogle 86-39-0 .688

* = Includes 78-9 record at Delaware Valley College ** = Includes 78-42 record at California Univ. (PA) *** = Includes 30-6 record at Capital University (OH)

35 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling All‐Time Coaching Records

Coaching Records for 40 Varsity Seasons of Pitt-Johnstown Wrestling

YEAR COACH RECORD OVERALL RECORD 1973-1974 Bruce Haselrig (JV Team) 8-0-0 1974-1975 Bruce Haselrig 9-6-1 9-6-1 1975-1976 Curt Davis 3-11-0 12-17-1 1976-1977 Pat Pecora 4-12-0 16-29-1 1977-1978 Pat Pecora 12-4-0 28-33-1 1978-1979 Pat Pecora 11-6-1 39-39-2 1979-1980 Pat Pecora 12-4-0 51-43-2 1980-1981 Pat Pecora 14-3-0 65-46-2 1981-1982 Pat Pecora 11-5-0 76-51-2 1982-1983 Pat Pecora 10-3-0 86-54-2 1983-1984 Pat Pecora 9-6-0 95-60-2 1984-1985 Pat Pecora 15-3-0 110-63-2 1985-1986 Pat Pecora 8-5-0 118-68-2 1986-1987 Pat Pecora 11-3-0 129-71-2 1987-1988 Pat Pecora 11-2-0 140-73-2 1988-1989 Pat Pecora 10-3-0 150-76-2 1989-1990 Pat Pecora 11-3-0 161-79-2 1990-1991 Pat Pecora 7-9-0 168-88-2 1991-1992 Pat Pecora 15-5-0 183-93-2 1992-1993 Pat Pecora 15-0-1 198-93-3 1993-1994 Pat Pecora 15-1-0 213-94-3 1994-1995 Pat Pecora 18-0-0 231-94-3 1995-1996 Pat Pecora 14-0-0 245-94-3 1996-1997 Pat Pecora 15-4-1 260-98-4 1997-1998 Pat Pecora 19-0-0 79-98-4 1998-1999 Pat Pecora 23-2-0 302-100-4 1999-2000 Pat Pecora 14-5-0 316-105-4 2000-2001 Pat Pecora 13-4-0 329-109-4 2001-2002 Pat Pecora 17-5-0 346-114-4 2002-2003 Pat Pecora 14-2-0 360-116-4 2003-2004 Pat Pecora 17-4-0 377-120-4 2004-2005 Pat Pecora 20-5-0 397-125-4 2005-2006 Pat Pecora 24-4-0 * 421-129-4 2006-2007 Pat Pecora 21-5-1 442-134-5 2007-2008 Pat Pecora 17-5-0 459-139-5 2008-2009 Pat Pecora 13-4-0 472-143-5 2009-2010 Pat Pecora 14-2-0 486-145-5 2010-2011 Pat Pecora 14-2-1 500-147-6 2011-2012 Pat Pecora 12-3-0 512-150-6 2012-2013 Pat Pecora 15-2-0 527-152-6 2013-2014 Pat Pecora 13-2-0 (5-2 PSAC) 540-154-6 2014-2015 Pat Pecora 12-2-0 (5-2 PSAC) 552-156-6

40 VARSITY SEASONS…………………………………………………………….552-156-6 (.773)

* = School Record For Wins In A Season

COACHES’ TOTALS Bruce Haselrig 9-6-1 (.563) (1 Year) Curt Davis 3-11-0 (.214) (1 Year) Pat Pecora 540-139-5 (.790) (39 Years)

36 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 1973‐1982 1973 - 1974 program's inception in 1973. Plus, Barry The storied history of Pitt-Johnstown Gresh became the school's first two-time All- Mountain Cat Wrestling began in 1973 when American. Bruce Haselrig headed up a junior varsity team. That season, Haselrig's JV team finished with a perfect 8-0 record to set the stage for the years to come.

1974 - 1975 Mountain Cat wrestling was on the map. Pat Pecora Now, it was time to take the next step. That's Named Head Coach in 1976 what Coach Haselrig and the Pitt-Johnstown Athletic Department did. This season his belt, Coach Pecora was ready to turn the Sean Isgan marked the first intercollegiate varsity Mountain Cat wrestling program around. Became Pitt-Johnstown’s First wrestling season for the young program. The Pecora completed his first full year of Mountain Cats wrestled as members of the recruiting and it showed. The Mountain Cats NCAA Finalist in 1981

NAIA and completed their inaugural varsity finished the season with a 12-4 record to start season with a 9-6-1 dual-meet record. In the a streak of 12 consecutive winning seasons. 1980 - 1981 process, history was made as Steve Ragland For the second straight season, the became the school's first All-American. 1978 - 1979 Mountain Cats claimed the title at the Delaware State University Tournament and The Mountain Cat wrestling program finished with a 14-3 dual-meet record. The was on the rise. The team made an impressive sixth place showing at the East team also captured the championship at the West Liberty State College Tournament. In Regional Tournament and finished with an 11 -6-1 overall dual-meet record. This marked the post season, Coach Pecora's squad the second-straight winning season under continued to impress with a ninth-place Coach Pecora. The 1978-79 season also finish at the NAIA Championships. In produced Barry Gresh, Coach Pecora's first addition, Sean Isgan became the first All-American and the school's first NCAA Mountain Cat to reach the national finals in any sport. Three Mountain Cats earned All- All-American. Back-to-back winning seasons and Pitt-Johnstown's second All- American honors (John Revesz, Dan Revesz and Sean Isgan). American proved the Mountain Cats were becoming a formidable opponent in college Bruce Haselrig wrestling. First Coach in Mountain Cat History

1975 - 1976

Following a year of JV wrestling and a year of varsity wrestling, Curt Davis took over a young, vulnerable program. Despite a 1981-1982 9-6-1 record the previous season, the program was depleted of highly talented wrestlers. Davis and the Mountain Cats struggled to a 3-11 record. This marked the Pitt-Johnstown’s First Regional first losing season for the program. Championship Team Barry Gresh 1976 - 1977 First NCAA All-American 1981 - 1982 Following a tough season, the Pitt- Under Coach Pecora Coach Pecora and the Mountain Cats Johnstown Athletic Department made a provided the growing number of fans with coaching change and opted for a 22-year-old 1979 - 1980 another first. This time it was the school's former wrestler, who just graduated from The Mountain Cats captured the first East Regional Tournament Title. On the West Liberty State College--Pat Pecora. Delaware State University Tournament on way to the championship, Pitt-Johnstown However, even Coach Pecora could not their way to a 12-4 season. This year also compiled an 11-5 dual-meet record with perform miracles right away. His first season included a trip to the NAIA National regular season tournament championships at marked the second consecutive losing season Tournament, where the team placed 20th. Delaware State University and West Liberty for the Pitt-Johnstown wrestling program. Not only did the Mountain Cats place in the State College. At the NAIA National Pecora's Mountain Cats finished with a 4-12 Championships, the Mountain Cats placed nation's Top-20 for the first time in school th record. history, but three wrestlers also earned All- 19 with three more All-Americans, American honors (Barry Gresh, John Revesz including John Revesz, Pitt-Johnstown's first 1977 - 1978 and Dan Revesz). These three All-Americans three-time All-American (Dave McGowan With a year of college coaching under were more than the team produced since the and Rob Yahner).

37 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 1982‐1990 1982 - 1983 1984 - 1985 (Cont’d) 1987 - 1988 This season's 10-3 record marked the Chester University Tournament and fourth at The wrestling program continued to sixth-straight winning season for the Pitt- the West Liberty State College Tournament. gain a reputation as a national power. Johnstown wrestling program. The Rob Yahner was an All-American on a team Haselrig claimed his second NCAA Division Mountain Cats once again won the that placed third at the East Regional I and II individual titles. The team finished Delaware State University Tournament. th Tournament and 20 at the NCAA with an 11-2 dual-meet record, its second The team also placed fourth at the East Championships. Yahner ended his career as a consecutive East Regional Tournament Title Regional Tournament and 19th at the three-time All-American and the only and an eighth place showing at the NCAA NCAA National Championships. John Mountain Cat to be a four-time Regional National Tournament. The Mountain Cats Revesz, this season's only All-American, Champion. also won the Thiel College Tournament and became the first wrestler in Pitt-Johnstown placed second at the West Liberty State history to accomplish the feat four times. 1985 - 1986 College Tournament. Sheldon Burkett This year marked the beginning of a new became the second Mountain Cat to be era in Mountain Cat wrestling--"The Carlton selected to the NWCA All-Academic Haselrig Era." Haselrig, one of the most Wrestling Team. Four more wrestlers earned dominant heavyweights in history, earned All All-American honors (Carlton Haselrig, Bob -American honors as a freshman and led the Ray, Rich Shaffer and Larry Robey). team to a championship at the Indiana

University (PA) Tournament. The Mountain 1988 - 1989 Cats also took fourth place at West Chester For the third straight year, Carlton University, fifth place at Delaware State Haselrig claimed individual national titles at University and sixth at West Liberty State the Division I and Division II levels, College. The Mountain Cats, who finished prompting the NCAA to pass the "Haselrig John Revesz with an 8-5 overall record, placed third at the Rule," which prevents a wrestler from Pitt-Johnstown's First East Regional Tournament and 25th at the winning individual national championships Four-Time All-American NCAA Championships. in more than one NCAA Division. Haselrig finished as the all-time "winningest" wrestler 1983 - 1984 1986 - 1987 in Pitt-Johnstown history with a career record The Mountain Cat wrestling program In his second year of wrestling at Pitt- of 143-2-1 (.979). In the process, he broke continued to grow. A 9-6 overall record Johnstown, Haselrig won the NCAA Division Dan Gable's record of 123 consecutive marked another winning season for Coach II, as well as the NCAA Division I National matches without a loss. The Mountain Cats Pecora and the team. Until this year, the Championships. The team also claimed its finished with a 10-3 record, won the Mountain Cats produced six consecutive 10 second East Regional Tournament Title under Southwest Regional Tournament and -or-more-win seasons. The team finished Coach Pecora and finished 11th at the NCAA finished fifth at the NCAA Championships. fifth at the East Regional Tournament and National Championships, the highest place The team also won the Thiel College 20th at the NCAA National Championships. ever for a Mountain Cat wrestling team to this Tournament and placed second at the West Rob Yahner earned All-American honors point. Pitt-Johnstown won the West Chester Liberty State College Tournament. The for the second time. University, Delaware State University and program produced four All-Americans Thiel College Tournaments and placed fourth (Carlton Haselrig, Larry Robey, Bill Luszik at the West Liberty State College and Dave Yahner) and three NWCA All- Tournament. Along with Haselrig, two other Academic Wrestling Team members (Dave Mountain Cats earned All-American honors Yahner, Mike Swank and John Mastillo). (Bob Ray and Rich Shaffer). Scott Genard was named to the first NWCA All-Academic 1989 - 1990

Wrestling Team. The "Carlton Haselrig Era" came to an end, but Mountain Cat wrestling was known nationally. Even without the dominance of Haselrig, Coach Pecora and his Mountain

Cats amassed an 11-3 overall dual-meet Rob Yahner record and earned another Southwest Three-Time All-American And Regional Tournament Title. The young Mountain Cats were champions of the West Four-Time Regional Champion Liberty State College Tournament, placed second at the Thiel College Tournament and 1984 - 1985 placed in the Top-25 (22nd place) at the Coach Pecora and the Mountain Cats NCAA National Championships. Larry rebounded from last season's 9-6 record Hohman, Dave Yahner and Aaron Williams with a school record 15 wins and only three Carlton Haselrig were this year's All-Americans, while Yahner losses. Pitt-Johnstown also won the Three-Time NCAA Division I And and Lance Phaturos were named Academic Delaware State University Tournament for Three-Time NCAA Division II All-Americans. the fifth time, placed third at the West National Champion

38 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 1990‐1996

1990 - 1991

For only the second time since taking over the Pitt-Johnstown wrestling program in 1976, Coach Pecora and his Mountain Cats suffered through a losing season. The Mountain Cats, who were rebuilding and decimated by injuries to many key wrestlers, finished the season with a 7-9 overall dual- meet mark. The Mountain Cats earned a second-place finish at the Thiel College Tournament and a fifth-place finish at the East Regional Tournament. For the second year in a row, the Mountain Cats earned a 22nd-place finish at the NCAA Championships. Eric Bowser was a national Tony Albertelli runner-up and an All-American. Four-Time NWCA All-Academic Dave Yahner Wrestling Team Selection / Pitt-Johnstown's First Second on Pitt-Johnstown Win List 1991 - 1992 GTE Academic All-American with 138 Following a losing season in 1990-91, the Mountain Cats had something to prove. Coach Pecora's team posted a 15-5 overall 1993 - 1994 1995 - 1996 dual-meet record and earned the Coach Pecora's Mountain Cats continued their dominance in NCAA Division II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS championship at the Thiel College The hopes and dreams of Coach Pecora Tournament and a runner-up spot at the West wrestling by posting another near-perfect season. The team finished with a 15-1 dual- and the hundreds of Mountain Cat wrestlers Liberty State College Tournament. The who have passed through the program since Mountain Cats also won the East Regional meet record. The Mountain Cats won the Thiel College Tournament and the East 1973 all came true in 1996. Rarely do you Tournament Championship, a feat that they climb to the top of the mountain, but Coach would accomplish for the rest of the Regional Tournament Title for the third consecutive year. At the NCAA National Pecora and the Pitt-Johnstown wrestling team millennium. The team also placed seventh at reached that peak. The Mountain Cats were the NCAA National Championships, the Championships, Pitt-Johnstown placed seventh and added five more All-Americans NCAA Division II National Champions. The second-highest finish in school history to this team completed its second consecutive point. Three Mountain Cats earned All- to the growing list (Craig Thurber, Jared Kuleck, Jeff Bricker, Chris Como and Kevin undefeated dual-meet season (14-0) and American honors (Larry Hohman, Dave maintained the momentum through the Yahner and Eric Bowser), while Yahner O'Neil). Two more Mountain Cats earned spots on the NWCA All-Academic Wrestling postseason. The Mountain Cats earned titles became Pitt-Johnstown's first three-time at the Thiel College and West Liberty State NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Team (Tony Albertelli and Tony Salopek). College tournaments prior to dominating selection. another East Regional Tournament. Pitt- Johnstown then traveled to Northern Colorado University for the NCAA Division 1992 - 1993 1994 - 1995 The Mountain Cats flirted with II National Championships. Lee Schickel For the first time in Pitt-Johnstown perfection the past two seasons, but 1994-95 followed in Carlton Haselrig’s footsteps and history, a team led by Coach Pecora went turned out to be a perfect season. The team became the second Mountain Cat in history undefeated. The only blemish on a 15-0-1 posted an 18-0 dual-meet record on its way to to win an individual national championship. season was a tie against California University the East Regional Tournament Championship The rest of the Mountain Cats followed the (PA). After winning championships at the and a fourth-place national finish, the highest lead of Schickel and held off four-time Thiel College and West Liberty State College in school history. The Mountain Cats added consecutive National Champion and No. 1- tournaments, the Mountain Cats went on to another Thiel College Tournament title and a ranked Central Oklahoma University to win post-season action. Coach Pecora's team third-place finish at the West Liberty State the first team National Championship in the claimed its seventh East Regional College Tournament. For the third-straight history of Pitt-Johnstown athletics. The Tournament Championship and earned a year, Pitt-Johnstown had five wrestlers who Mountain Cats were the best in NCAA ninth-place finish at the NCAA earned All-American honors (Lee Schickel, Division II Wrestling. Schickel led the list of Championships. Another school record fell Craig Thurber, Jared Kuleck, Jeff Bricker and eight Mountain Cats who earned All- that year. The Mountain Cats produced five Tony Albertelli). Albertelli, on his way to American honors (Jeff Bricker, Kevin O'Neil, All-Americans (Larry Hohman, Lee becoming one of Pitt-Johnstown’s all-time Tony Albertelli, Troy Barbush, Irwin Schickel, John Hollman, Craig Thurber and greats, also was named to the NWCA All- Brambley, John Strittmatter and Scott Jared Kuleck), one more than the previous Academic Wrestling Team for the second Croyle). That season also produced two school record. time in his career. To cap off the season, more NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team members (Tony Albertelli and Troy Coach Pecora was awarded with the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year Award. Barbush).

39 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 1996‐2000 1997 - 1998 1998 - 1999 (cont'd.) Without a doubt, the Mountain Cat No. 2-ranked Nebraska-Omaha. Seven wrestling program was a force in NCAA Mountain Cats won individual titles at the Division II. The Mountain Cats finished in East Regional Tournament in the Sports the nation's Top-10 the past six seasons, and Center, and nine wrestlers advanced to the this season would be no different. Coach National Tournament in Omaha, NE. The Pecora's team set a school record for wins and National Championship came down to one added the fourth undefeated season in history. match--Pitt-Johnstown’s Troy Barbush The Mountain Cats were 19-0 with a title at against Nebraska-Omaha's Chris Blair. the Ohio Cup and another East Regional Barbush defeated Blair 8-4, giving Coach Championship. Led by freshman Jody Pecora and the Mountain Cats a 110-105-5 Strittmatter, the Mountain Cats traveled to the team score victory and the school's second National Tournament and placed third for national title. Three Mountain Cats won 1996 National Championship Team their seventh consecutive Top-10 national individual national championships (Jody finish. Jody Strittmatter became the third Pitt Strittmatter, John Strittmatter and Troy -Johnstown wrestler to win an individual Barbush), and Ethan Brownback finished as a 1996 - 1997 national championship. The Mountain Cats national runner-up. Three other wrestlers Following last season's NCAA Division boasted five All-Americans (Troy Barbush, earned All-American honors (Tony Clark, II National Championship, the Mountain Cats Irwin Brambley, Jody Strittmatter, Isaac Isaac Greeley and Jaison Klingensmith). The were defending the crown. Every team Greeley and Jaison Klingensmith) and five Mountain Cats also led the nation in NWCA wanted its shot at the National Champions. NWCA All-Academic Team members All-Academic Wrestling Team members for The Mountain Cats responded to the challenge (Barbush, Tyke Conover, Greeley, the third-straight season with nine (Jody with a 15-4 overall dual-meet record and a Klingensmith and Strittmatter). Strittmatter, John Strittmatter, Greeley, championship at the Shippensburg University Barbush, Brownback, Klingensmith, Tyke Tournament. Once again, Pitt-Johnstown Conover, Ryan Buterbaugh and Jim Custred). earned the East Regional Tournament Title. At the Division II National Tournament, the Mountain Cats made a run at defending the title, but came up short and settled for a respectable fifth-place finish. Tony Albertelli, who completed his outstanding career at Pitt- Johnstown with a 138-29 record (second all- time in wins behind Carlton Haselrig's 143-2- 1 record), became the school's first four-time

NWCA All-Academic Team selection. Other All-Academic Team selections included Troy Barbush, Jaison Klingensmith and John Jody Strittmatter 1999 National Championship Team Strittmatter. Albertelli was also a three-time Two-Time National Champion All-American. Other All-Americans included 1999 - 2000 Kevin O'Neil, John Strittmatter, Troy Barbush Defending the national championship is and national runner-up Irwin Brambley. 1998 - 1999 never easy, but the Mountain Cats, with eight NATIONAL CHAMPIONS new starters in the lineup, proved they were Going into the season, Coach Pecora still a dominating force in NCAA Division II knew he had something special with his team. wrestling by winning their ninth straight East In fact, it seemed as if the rest of the Regional title and placing fifth at the wrestling world agreed when the Mountain National Tournament at South Dakota State Cats earned the preseason No. 1 ranking in University. On Jan. 15, Coach Pecora the nation, a spot they never would give up. surpassed the 300-career win milestone with Five All-Americans, including 1998 National a 46-6 victory over Gardner-Webb Champion Jody Strittmatter, returned. Pitt- University at the East Regional Duals at Johnstown breezed through the regular season Shippensburg University. In the end, the by posting wins over seven Division I foes, Mountain Cats finished with a 14-5 dual- including Ohio State University and Clarion meet record, which included wins over University, on its way to a school-record 23 Division I Clarion, Binghamton and Slippery wins and two losses. Jody Strittmatter Rock. Six wrestlers earned All-American Troy Barbush became the first Mountain Cat to win the title honors (Brandon Newill, Rob English, Ethan at the Midlands Open at Northwestern Brownback, Ryan Buterbaugh, Brad Hughes First Four-Time All-American and University. The team earned the NCAA and Shad Benton), and six more were named Four-Time NWCA All-Academic Division II Dual Championship by posting a to the NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team Wrestling Team Selection 4-0 record, including a 21-16 win over (Brownback, Buterbaugh, Dustin Ziegler, Jim Custred, Aaron Rendos and Ben Kuntz).

40 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 2000‐2004

2000 - 2001 2001 – 2002 (cont’d) 2003 – 2004 Despite a few injuries and bumps in the Brent Beckstein placed third and Kuntz Camaraderie exists within any team that road, Coach Pecora and the Mountain Cats finished fourth to advance to the national has a successful season. To say that the 2003 put together another successful season that tournament. Six wrestlers were named to the -04 Mountain Cat wrestlers came together to wrapped up with the team’s 10th consecutive NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team: have an outstanding season is an East Regional Championship and a 10th-place Kuntz (First Team), Matt Roncolato and understatement, considering what they had to showing at the National Tournament. The Dustin Ziegler (Second Team), Bruno overcome before the preseason began. This Mountain Cats posted a 13-4 dual-meet Iorfido, Ryan Ickes and Bill Suvak team became known as “Brothers to the record and placed fourth at the Oklahoma (Honorable Mention). In addition, Benton’s Bone,” after senior All-American Bruno Gold Classic and second at the Millersville 46-2 overall record broke his own school Iorfido (157 lbs.) was killed in a car crash University Invitational. Four Pitt-Johnstown single-season weight class records for wins near his hometown of Ridgway, Pa., and wrestlers earned All-American honors in a regular season (38) and wins in a season senior Matt Benton (184 lbs.) died (Brandon Newill, Joe Lloyd, Shad Benton (46). He also broke his and Tyke Conover’s unexpectedly at his home over the summer. and Howard Bell), while eight other wrestlers record of 12 falls in a season with 14 pins in Bonding together in the wake of losing a pair were named to the NWCA All-Academic 2001-02. of close friends, the Mountain Cats took the Wrestling Team (Ryan Buterbaugh, Jim mat with heavy hearts and honored their Custred, Ben Kuntz, David Fordoski, Bruno fallen teammates by posting a 17-4 dual-meet Iorfido, Aaron Rendos, Vince Torsell and record, winning the program’s 17th Regional Dustin Ziegler). At the same time, the Championship and placing fifth at the NCAA Mountain Cats were battling for a Top-10 Division II National Tournament. In the national finish, Coach Pecora was inducted process, five Pitt-Johnstown wrestlers earned into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Coaches All-American honors, including senior John Hall of Fame. Burda, who was national runner-up at 174 lbs. Burda also was named Pennsylvania Wrestling News Wrestler of the Year. Other 2001-2002 Brandon Newill The Mountain Cats earned another top- All-Americans included Howard Bell, Mark 10 finish behind the efforts of senior national 2002 National Champion (125 lbs.) Glova, Ryan Ickes and Randy Pyle. Five champions Brandon Newill (125 lbs.) and 130-26 Career Record wrestlers also were named to the NWCA All- Shad Benton (157 lbs.). After placing second Academic Wrestling Team (Ickes, Mike to Ashland University at the East Regional 2002 - 2003 Fowler, Eli Garshnick, Ryon Mazzocco and Tournament, Pitt-Johnstown earned a sixth- Despite having to replace two national Matt Roncolato). place finish at the National Tournament at champions from the previous season, the the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Along Mountain Cats didn’t slow down. With a with Newill and Benton, Randy Pyle became mix of youth and experience, Pitt-Johnstown an All-American, placing eighth. The team earned its 16th Regional Championship and posted a 17-5 dual-meet record and placed its 20th Top-20 finish with an 11th-place fifth at the Oklahoma Gold Classic. Benton finish at the national tournament at West won the title at the Gold Classic. Benton, Liberty State (WV) College, Coach Pecora’s Newill, John Burda, Matt Benton and Ben alma mater. Eight Mountain Cats advanced Kuntz all won championships at the Slippery to the national tournament, where five earned Rock Open. Benton and Newill also placed All-American honors (Thad Benton, Howard fifth and seventh, respectively, at the Bell, John Burda, Jason Nestor and Bruno Midlands Open. At the East Region Iorfido). The Mountain Cats posted a 14-2 Tournament, Jason Nestor, Benton and dual-meet record and placed fourth at the John Burda (174 lbs.) Newill won championships, while Pyle NWCA/Cliff Keen National Wrestling Duals 2004 National Runner-Up and placed second. at Ohio State University in mid-January. Six Pennsylvania Wrestling News more Pitt-Johnstown wrestlers were named to Wrestler of the Year the NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team, including first-team selections Ryan Ickes and Ben Kuntz. Other All-Academic Team selections included second-team selections Iorfido, Ryon Mazzocco and Matt Roncolato and honorable mention selection Russ Keefe. In addition, Coach Pecora garnered another honor when he was inducted into his fifth hall of fame. At the annual banquet, the night before the national tournament, Coach Pecora was one of five individuals inducted Shad Benton into the NCAA Division II Wrestling Hall of 2002 National Champion (157 lbs.) Fame. Bruno Iorfido Matt Benton 101-9 Career Record 157 lbs. 184 lbs.

41 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 2004‐2007 2004 - 2005 For the 22nd time in 29 seasons under 2006- 2007 Coach Pecora, Pitt-Johnstown finished in the The Mountain Cats continued their nation’s Top 20. The Mountain Cats placed reign of excellence by claiming the fourth with six All-Americans, including program’s fourth-straight and 20thth overall juniors Thad Benton, the National Champion East Regional Championship. Pitt- at 141 lbs., and Ryon Mazzocco, the national Johnstown advanced eight wrestlers to the runner-up at 125 lbs. The Mountain Cats National Tournament at the University of posted a 20-5 dual-meet record, which Nebraska-Kearney and came away with five featured a 7-1 record against Division I teams \ All-Americans on its way to a seventh-place and a sixth-place finish at the NWCA/Cliff Head Coach Pat Pecora finish and the program’s 23rd Top-20 finish. Keen National Wrestling Duals at Cleveland Earned 400th Career Win The Mountain Cats also placed fifth at the State University. Pitt-Johnstown also Jan. 20, 2006 with 37-4 Win Over Anderson NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals at claimed the program’s 18th regional title in (SC) College Northern Iowa University. Brandon Reasy, front of a home crowd in the Sports Center. finish, a two-time National Champion and a Mike Corcetti, Mike Fowler and true Mazzocco, Benton, seniors Matt Roncolato school record 24 dual-meet victories. In freshman heavyweight Chris Dempsey (157 lbs.) and Howard Bell (197 lbs.) and placed second to guide Pitt-Johnstown to its addition, Pitt-Johnstown placed fifth at the th junior Zach Majocha (HWT.) all won NWCA Cliff Keen National Duals at 20 East Regional title under Coach Pecora. individual titles at the East Regional Northern Iowa University. Eight wrestlers Derrek Bosso, Joe Strittmatter and Eli Tournament, while senior Ryan Ickes (149 advanced to the national tournament at the Garshnick all placed third, while Shane lbs.), sophomore Eli Garshnick (174 lbs.) and University of Findlay (OH) to help Pitt- red-shirt freshman Mike Corcetti (184 lbs.) Johnstown come away with four more All- placed third to advance to the National Americans, including Thad Benton, who won Tournament at the University of Nebraska- his second-straight individual title at 141 lbs., Omaha. In Omaha, Benton, the eighth and Mike Corcetti, the 2006 national runner- individual national champion and the 2004- up at 184 lbs. The Mountain Cats set the 05 Wrestling Report.com PA Collegiate school record for wins on Senior Night with Wrestler of the Year, defeated Nebraska- a 19-12 victory over Mercyhurst, to finish Omaha’s Eli Dominguez 9-4 to secure the with a 24-4 dual-meet record, including an 8- title. Mazzocco was the national runner-up 2 mark against Division I teams. The 24 at 125 lbs. after suffering a one-point loss in victories gave Coach Pecora 409 in his the championship match. Four others career, ranking him 15th all-time and eighth Mike Corcetti (184 lbs.) became All-Americans, including four-time among active coaches in all divisions. Ranked No. 1 in the nation at All-American Bell, who placed fifth, and two However, Jan. 20 proved to be a milestone -time All-American Ickes, who placed 184 lbs. from preseason through night when Pitt-Johnstown dealt Anderson East Regional Tournament eighth. Corcetti placed fourth and Garshnick (SC) College a 37-4 loss in the Sports Center placed sixth. In the classroom, Ickes was a to give Coach Pecora win No. 400. Just over Valko finished fourth to give the Mountain First Team NWCA All-Academic Wrestling a month later, four Mountain Cats won Cats eight qualifiers for the National Team selection for the third time, and individual East Region titles, including Tournament at the University of Nebraska- Roncolato was a First-Team choice for the Reasy (133 lbs.), Benton, Garshnick (174 Kearney. The Mountain Cats clawed their second time. Fowler, Garshnick and lbs.) and Corcetti. Heavyweight Zach way to a seventh-place finish with five more Mazzocco were First-Team All-Academic Majocha was a runner-up, while Albert Miles All-Americans. Corcetti, who finished the selections, while Brandon Reasy (133 lbs.) (165 lbs.) and Mike Fowler (197 lbs.) placed year with a team-best 36-3 overall record and was named to the Second Team and Tom third and Joe Strittmatter (157 lbs.) placed held the nation’s No. 1 ranking at 184 lbs. Brambley (133 lbs.) and Rob Sakmar (165 fourth. With eight national qualifiers, Pitt- from the preseason through the Regional lbs) were honorable mention choices. Johnstown was poised to earn another Top- Tournament, and Fowler both placed fourth. 10 finish. Benton, the PA Wrestling News Reasy and Garshnick both finished fifth to Wrestler of the Year for the second-straight become two-time All-Americans, and Bosso year, became Pitt-Johnstown’s third wrestler joined the ranks of the All-Americans with a to win more than one National Championship sixth-place finish. In the classroom, Pitt- when he beat Central Oklahoma’s Kyle Johnstown garnered five more NWCA Evans, 4-2, in the title bout at 141 lbs. Academic All-Wrestling Team selections. Corcetti was the national runner-up, while Fowler and Garshnick were named to the Miles placed fifth and Reasy placed sixth to Thad Benton (141 lbs.) first team for the third time each. Reasy and lead the Mountain Cats to a sixth-place Strittmatter were also on the first team, while 2005 NCAA Division II finish. Academically, seven wrestlers were red-shirt freshman Patrick Walsh was an National Champion named to the NWCA All-Academic Team, honorable mention selection. As a team, Pitt- including Ryon Mazzocco (125 lbs.), Johnstown finished ninth in the country with 2005- 2006 Garshnick, Fowler and Reasy, who were all a 3.116 overall GPA. The 2005-06 season featured Coach named to the first team. Strittmatter was a th Pecora’s 400 career victory, the program’s second-team selection, and Tom Brambley 19th regional championship and 22nd Top-20 (133 lbs.) and Rob Sakmar (165 lbs.) were honorable mention choices.

42 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 2007‐2010

2007 - 2008 2008 - 2009 2009 - 2010 With four senior All-Americans and a The Mountain Cats showed the pair of national qualifiers returning to the nation why they remain one of the best lineup, 2007-08 looked to be another strong division II programs. Pitt-Johnstown one for Coach Pecora and his Mountain Cats. finished 14-2 overall, placed 11th at the Pitt-Johnstown lived up to the billing. Albert Miles won the National Championship at 174 national tournament and had three All- lbs. and Mike Corcetti (184 lbs.) became a Americans, including Shane Valko (133 national runner-up for the second time to lead lbs.), who garnered National Wrestler of a group of six All-Americans to a 17-5 dual- the Year honors. Valko, won the meet record and a fourth place finish at the national title and was named the National Tournament. In addition, the Tournament’s Outstanding Wrestler. Mountain Cats placed seventh at the NWCA/ Just a few weeks later, the National Cliff Keen National Dual Meet Tournament Shane Valko (133 lbs.) Wrestling Coaches Association at the University of Northern Iowa, and 2009 NCAA Division II (NWCA) selected him as the Division II finished second at the East Regional Tournament in the Sports Center. Brandon National Runner-up National Wrestler of the Year. Valko was 28-1 overall and 15-0 in dual meets With Coach Pecora taking on the in his final season. The Sports Center duties of both wrestling coach and athletic played host to the Super Region I director, combined with a young and Tournament where the Mountain Cats relatively inexperienced wrestling squad, the placed third behind Newberry and 2008-09 season was one of transition for the Gannon. Six wrestlers qualified for the Mountain Cat wrestling program. Despite the transition and key injuries to several national in Omaha, Neb. Valko and heavyweight Chris Dempsey won starters, Pitt-Johnstown again proved to be one of the top teams in NCAA Division II. championships, while Patrick Walsh was Six wrestlers advanced to the National the runner-up at 184 lbs. Kyle Keane Albert Miles (174 lbs.) Tournament, where a pair became All- placed third at 165 lbs., and Ryan Link 2008 NCAA Division II Americans, including junior Shane Valko, (125 lbs.) and Ryan McIntyre (149 lbs.) National Champion the East Region’s Tournament’s Outstanding each took fourth. At nationals, Valko Wrestler and the National runner-up at 133 handed previously undefeated Cody Reasy (133 lbs.), Kyle Keane (165 lbs.) and lbs., and junior Adam Whetstone, who placed fifth at 141 lbs. As a team, Pitt-Johnstown, Garcia (Nebraska-Omaha) a 6-3 loss in Miles won individual regional titles, while the title bout to become Pitt-Johnstown’s Corcetti, Patrick Walsh (197 lbs.) and Zach 13-4 in dual-meets, finished second at the th th 10 individual national champion and Majocha (HWT.) were regional runners-up to East Region Tournament and 14 at the advance to the National Tournament in Cedar National Tournament. The Mountain Cats was named the National Tournament Rapids, Iowa. Shane Valko (141 lbs.) placed posted a 1-2 mark at the NWCA Cliff Keen Outstanding Wrestler. Walsh finished fourth to give the Mountain Cats seven National Duals with both losses coming on sixth, and Dempsey joined the All- national qualifiers. At Nationals, Miles criteria to a pair of Top-5-ranked teams and a American ranks with an eighth-place became Pitt-Johnstown’s ninth individual 3-1 mark at the East Coast Duals. Valko, finish. Six were selected to NWCA All- champion when he defeated Nebraska- who set Pitt-Johnstown’s single-season Academic Wrestling Teams. Keane, record for falls at 133 lbs. with 18, won the Omaha’s Ross Taplin, 5-2, in the title bout at Walsh, and Adam Whetstone were First- 174 lbs. Corcetti was the national runner-up East Regional title at Mercyhurst College and was named the Outstanding Wrestler after Team choices, while Zach Lundgren, for the second time in his four-time All- Myers Miller, and Dan Simon earned American career. Reasy, Valko and Keane defeating Kutztown’s Joey Kemmerer, the all placed fourth, while Majocha joined the nation’s top-ranked wrestler, in the title bout. honorable mention honors. All-American ranks by placing sixth. Miles Whetstone and Kyle Keane were regional set Pitt-Johnstown’s regular-season win mark runner-ups, while Ryan McIntyre, Patrick at 174 lbs. with 31 and the single-season win Walsh and Chris Dempsey rounded out the mark with 39, while Walsh’s 32 regular- National Qualifiers by placing third. Six season wins at 197 lbs. and 36 overall wins headed to Houston, TX for the National also broke school records. Corcetti matched Tournament at the 2009 NCAA Winter Sports Festival. Valko was the National his own regular-season win record by posting 29 victories for the second-straight year. The Runner-up. Kemmerer avenged the loss at Mountain Cats also got the job done in the the East Regional Tournament with a 2-1 win classroom. Reasy became a four-time over Valko in the National Championship NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team bout. Whetstone placed fifth place to earn Shane Valko (133 lbs.) choice, including being named to the first- America honors. Whetstone was a Second- 2010 NCAA Division II team for the third-straight year, while senior Team NWCA All-Academic Wrestling Team National Champion and Rob Sakmar (165 lbs.) was an honorable selection, while Jon Moore and Matt Moore National Wrestler of the Year mention choice for the third time. were honorable mention choices.

43 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 2010‐2013 2010-2011 2010-11 was another outstanding one 2012-2013 for the Mountain Cats. Coach Pecora’s team The Mountain Cats won their final 14 dual meets, placed second at the Super posted a 14-2-1 dual meet record, finished th second at the Super Region I Tournament, Region I Tournament, and finish 14 at the and tied for 10th at the Division II National Division II National Tournament. Travis Tournament, in Kearney, Neb. Three more McKillop’s regional title at 184 lbs. paced Mountain Cats earned All-American honors. seven Mountain Cats who qualified for th Pitt-Johnstown, ranked 14 in the NWCA nationals, where McKillop and Dave Cawley Preseason Poll, got off to an 11-0-1 start, (141 lbs.) came away as All-Americans. Pitt- before the unthinkable happened…17th- Johnstown kicked-off the season with 10 ranked Ashland (OH) visited the Sports wrestlers placing in the top-six at the Center on Jan. 28 and upset Pitt-Johnstown, On Feb. 14, 2012, Pat Pecora Washington & Jefferson Open, including 18-15, to end a 61-match home winning became the first Division II coach Jack Bachman (149 lbs.), Brian Gibbons (174 lbs.), McKillop, and Josh Duplin (285 streak. Pitt-Johnstown had not lost at home to reach 500 wins with a 39-3 since Nebraska-Omaha beat the Mountain lbs.) who all won individual titles. However, Cats, 23-13, on Jan. 18, 2001. The team victory at Shippensburg losses at West Liberty (WV) and sixth- bounced back to win its final four dual meets ranked Findlay (OH), sandwiched around a by a combined total of 99-21 to finish 14-2-1. Valentine’s Day 2012, the Mountain Cats 24-17 win at No. 18 Kutztown put the prestigious milestone. After opening the year Mountain Cats 1-2 to start the year. Pitt- with a loss to West Liberty (WV), the Johnstown stormed back to win its final 14 Mountain Cats got on track with five straight dual meets to close out the year at 15-2, wins. In January, the Sports Center played including an impressive 21-14 victory over host to the 2012 Super Region I Duals and fourth-ranked Newberry in Newberry, S.C. at saw Pitt-Johnstown bounce back from a loss the Regional Duals in late January. At the to second-ranked Newberry (S.C.) to defeat Regional Tournament in Kutztown, American International (MA) and the UNC- McKillop, a NWCA Wrestler of the Year Pembroke by a combined total of 65-14. A Award finalist, won the title at 184 lbs. and Ryan Link, Jack Bachman, and loss at 12th-ranked Ashland (OH) on January Coach Pecora was voted the Regional Coach Chris Dempsey 27 put the Mountain Cats at 7-3, but Pitt- of the Year for the 16th time as Pitt- 2011 All-Americans Johnstown wouldn’t lose another match the Johnstown finished second behind Newberry. rest of the way. The Mountain Cats ran off Evan Link (125 lbs.) and Cawley were both Pitt-Johnstown traveled to Gannon for the five straight victories to close out the year at runner-ups, while Dave Fogle (133 lbs.), regional tournament and placed second 12-3. At the Super Region I Tournament, Lantz, and Duplin placed fourth, and Keith behind Newberry (SC). Jack Bachman (141 Pitt-Johnstown battled back to place second. Ryan (165 lbs.) won a True-Fourth bout to lbs.) and Chris Dempsey (HWT.) each won Led by Regional Runner-up Dave Fogle (125 reach the National Tournament. At the titles, while Ryan Link (133 lbs.) and A.J. lbs.), seven Mountain Cats earned a trip to NCAA Division II Winter Sports Festival in Brentzel (184 lbs.) were runners-ups. Nathan the national tournament at the University of Birmingham, Ala., McKillop reached the Link (149 lbs.) and Zach Lundgren (157 lbs.) Colorado-Pueblo. Along with Fogle, Nathan national semifinals before placing third, and each placed third, and Steve Makin (174 Link (149 lbs.), Zach Lundgren (157 lbs.), Cawley placed seventh to help Pitt- lbs.) came in fourth to round out the seven and Travis McKillop (174 lbs.) all finished Johnstown earn its 31st Top-20 finish. national qualifiers. The Mountain Cats then third, while Jack Bachman (141 lbs.) and Jon Academically, Pitt-Johnstown’s 3.104 overall headed to Nebraska-Kearney and tied for 10th Moore (197 lbs.) placed fourth, and Gary GPA ranked 14th among Division II schools with Minnesota State-Mankato. Ryan Link Lantz (184 lbs.) won his true fourth-place in the NWCA Academic Rankings. placed fourth, while Dempsey was fifth, and match to advance to nationals. Doug McKillop, Cawley, and Ryan were First- Bachman was eighth at 141 lbs. to account Maiorana (133 lbs.), Logan Shirey (165 lbs.), Team All-Academic Wrestling Team for the three All-Americans. Pitt-Johnstown and Josh Krupa (HWT.) all wrestled, but did selections, and Glenn Winslow (133 lbs.) also had four wrestlers named to the NWCA not place. In Colorado, four Mountain Cats was an honorable mention choice. All-Academic Wrestling Team. Lundgren earned All-American honors to help lead the was a first-team selection, and Myers Miller team to a 12th-place finish. Fogle (125 lbs.) (165 lbs.), Keith Ryan (165 lbs.), and Josh placed third, and Nathan Link (149 lbs.) Krupa (HWT.) were all honorable mention placed fourth, while Lundgren and McKillop choices. (174 lbs.) both placed seventh. As usual, the Mountain Cats also got the job done in the 2011-2012 classroom, boasting five wrestlers who were Another season and another historic named to the National Wrestling Coaches milestone for Coach Pecora and the Association All-Academic Wrestling Team. Mountain Cat wrestling program. Along Lundgren (157 lbs.) garnered first-team with finishing with a 12-3 dual meet record, honors for the second straight year, and and placing 12th at the National tournament Justin Harold (174 lbs.), Myers Miller with four more All-Americans, Coach Pecora (165/174 lbs.), Keith Ryan (174 lbs.), and Pat Pecora made history by becoming the first NCAA Krupa (HWT.) were all honorable mention Regional Coach of the Year for the Division II coach to reach 500 victories. On selections. 16th time in 2012-13 traveled to Shippensburg and came away with a 39-3 win to give Coach Pecora the

44 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling Mountain Cat History: 2014‐2015

2013-2014 For nearly four decades, Coach Pecora’s Mountain Cats competed as an independent, but that all changed in 2013-14 when Pitt- Johnstown joined the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). Pitt-Johnstown showed it would be a force in the PSAC by Former Pitt-Johnstown wrestler and six- posting a 13-2 overall record and a 5-2 mark time NCAA National Champion Carlton Haselrig, in the conference, with just a narrow home along with seven others, will be inducted into the loss to Mercyhurst in the season finale that National Wrestling Hall of Fame. The induction kept the Mountain Cats from claiming a ceremony will be held at the 40th Anniversary conference title. Pitt-Johnstown finished Honors Weekend on June 3-4 in Stillwater, second at the Super Region I Tournament in Oklahoma. the Sports Center and ninth at the Division II Haselrig wrestled as a heavyweight at National Tournament in Cleveland, Ohio. Pitt-Johnstown and holds the distinction of being Four Mountain Cats came away with All- American honors, including Travis McKillop the only wrestler to win six NCAA (184 lbs.), the 2014 national runner-up at 184 Championships, three in Division I and three in lbs. On Nov. 22, 12th-ranked Kutztown came Division II. He never lost a match at the NCAA to the Sports Center for Pitt-Johnstown’s Tournament (15-0), and he never lost or tied a inaugural PSAC match, and dealt the match in Division II. Haselrig finished with a Mountain Cats a 19-13 setback. Pitt- career record of 143-2-1, including an NCAA record of 122 consecutive Johnstown rebounded four days later with a matches without a loss. He was named to the NCAA 75th Anniversary 26-12 win at East Stroudsburg to mark the Wrestling Team in 2005. program’s first PSAC victory. The Mountain Despite not playing football in college, Haselrig was drafted by the Cats also traveled to Edinboro for their first PSAC Championships on Dec. 2 and placed in the 12th round of the 1989 sixth overall and second among the eight Draft. He played four seasons for the Steelers, being selected to the Division II teams in the 12-team field. Five in 1992, and one season with the . He trained mixed martial arts wrestlers placed in the top-six, including fighters and wrestlers at Cold Steel MMA & Wrestling in Johnstown, McKillop, who won Pitt-Johnstown's first Pennsylvania, before becoming a varsity assistant coach for football and title at 184 lbs., and Dave Fogle, the runner- wrestling at The Greater Johnstown High School. up at 125 lbs. Gary Lantz placed third at 165 The National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum, America's shrine to the lbs. to join McKillop and Fogle as Pitt- sport of wrestling, the National Wrestling Hall of Fame & Museum was Johnstown’s first three All-PSAC founded as a nonprofit organization in 1976 to honor the sport of wrestling, performers. Dave Cawley (141 lbs.) finished fifth, and Evan Link (133 lbs.) placed sixth. preserve its history, recognize extraordinary individual achievements, and At the regional tournament, Fogle, McKillop, inspire future generations. and Zac Bennett (197 lbs.) won titles and Sam Hanau (141 lbs.), Cole Landowski (149 lbs.), and Josh Duplin (285 lbs.) all placed third to reach nationals. Pitt-Johnstown was the runner-up to top-ranked Notre Dame (OH) at the regional tournament. At Nationals, McKillop placed second and Fogle finished third, while Bennett and Duplin both placed seventh. Academically, Pitt-Johnstown had a 3.104 overall GPA as a team, which ranked 14th among all Division II wrestling programs. Cawley and McKillop garnered First-Team NWCA All-Academic Team honors, and John Blankenship (165 lbs.) was an honorable mention selection.

45 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling 2014‐15 Season Review

The 2014-15 season was an unprecedented year for Mountain Cats traveled to Erie to take on fifth-ranked injuries for Head Coach Pat Pecora’s Mountain Cats. By Mercyhurst with the winner being crowned the PSAC the time the season ended, five opening day starters were Division II Dual Meet Champion. Pitt-Johnstown kept it lost for the year to injury and two other replacement close through the first several matches, but the Lakers starters also had their seasons ended by the injury bug. pulled away late and earned their second consecutive Pitt-Johnstown was able to overcome the setbacks PSAC championship with a 24-15 win. during the regular season and finished with a 12-2 overall With 12 more wins under his belt in 2014-15, dual meet record and a 5-2 mark in the Pennsylvania State Coach Pecora is NCAA Division II All-Time leader in Athletic Conference (PSAC), but the injuries seemed to wins and ranks third among all coaches in all division with catch up with the team in the post-season. The Mountain 540. cats finished sixth at the Super Region I Tournament and Despite a rash of injuries, Pitt-Johnstown closed send four wrestlers to the NCAA Division II National out the regular season at 12-2 overall and 5-2 in the PSAC. Tournament where John Blankenship kept the Pitt- Now it was time for a depleted Mountain Cat squad to Johnstown streak of All-Americans alive by placing sixth travel back to West Liberty for the Super Region I at 174 lbs. tournament on final two days of February. When it was all The Mountain Cats started the year by splitting a over, Pitt-Johnstown finished sixth with four national pair of dual meets. On November 14, Pit-Johnstown qualifiers. Hanau (141 lbs.) and D.J. Sims (285 lbs.) traveled to West Liberty (WV) University and dealt the placed third and fourth, respectively, while Reinhart (165 Hilltoppers a 26-9 loss, before falling 25-9 at 13th-ranked lbs.) and Blankenship (174 lbs.) both won true fourth- Kutztown University a week later. The Mountain Cats place matches to advance to the national tournament in St. bounced right back to defeat East Stroudsburg, 20-12 in the Louis. home opener that began a streak of 11 straight dual meet Blankenship took advantage of his opportunity wins. and placed sixth at nationals to keep the streak alive of Pitt- As November turned into December, the Mountain Johnstown having at least one All-American dating back to Cats made the trip Bloomsburg for the 2014 PSAC the 1976-77 season. Hanau, Sims, and Reinhart all Championships where Evan Link (125 lbs.) and Sam wrestled, but did not place as the Mountain Cats finished Hanau (141 lbs.) each placed third to earn spots on the 31st as a team. All-PSAC Wrestling Team. In addition, Cole Landowski Academically, the National Wrestling Coaches (149 lbs.) finished fifth, and Tyler Reinhart (165 lbs.), Association (NWCA) named five Mountain Cat wrestles to the 2014-15 PSAC Freshman of the Year, Blankenshp (174 NWCA All-Academic Teams, including Blankenship, a lbs.), and Nikos Garafola (197 lbs.) all placed sixth to 2014-15 first-team selection. In addition, Landowski and help the Mountain Cats place sixth overall and third among Sims were both second-team choices, and Boe Bonzo the eight Division II programs. (157 lbs.) and Jimmy Harrison (125 lbs.) were Pitt-Johnstown took a break for finals and the honorable mention selections. holiday season, before opening the second semester with With injuries knocking out starter after starter, the Travis McKillop (184 lbs.) and Zac Bennett (197 lbs.) 2014-15 season was a tough one for Coach Pecora and the winning titles and Landowski finishing as the runner-up at Mountain Cats. Despite the ups-and-downs, Pitt- the Franklin & Marshall Open on January 3. Johnstown managed to post another 12-win season, a It was time to get back into dual meet schedule, second-place finish in the PSAC, add another name to the and Pitt-Johnstown would push its winning streak to seven All-American Wall for the 39th straight year. straight with six more wins in January, including a 30-15 victory at Millersville University that gave Coach Pecora his 535th career win and moved him into third-place on the all-time wins list. The Mountain Cats then dealt eighth- ranked Lake Erie (OH) College a 24-13 in the Sports Center on February 6. The next day, Pitt-Johnstown earned wins over Ohio Valley (WV) University and Tiffin (OH) University, before celebrating Senior Night with a lopsided 33-12 victory over Shippensburg University to increase the winning streak to 11 and put the Mountain Cats at 12-1 prior to a showdown with Mercyhurst University for a PSAC title. On Valentine’s Day, Coach Pecora and the

46 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling 2014‐15 Schedule and Results

Final Dual-Meet Record: 12-2, 5-2 PSAC

DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE RECORD NOVEMBER 14 at West Liberty (WV) University Won 26-9 1-0 21 at #13 Kutztown University Loss 9-25 1-1, 01– PSAC 25 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY # WON 20-12 2-1, 1-1 PSAC

DECEMBER 6 at 2014 PSAC Championships 6th Place Overall (3rd of Div. II Teams) JANUARY 3 at Franklin & Marshall Open 9 ASHLAND (OH) UNIVERSITY WON 30-11 3-1 14 at Gannon University # Won 23-12 4-1, 2-1 PSAC 16 ALDERSON-BROADDUS (WV) UNIVERSITY WON 53-0 5-1 21 SETON HILL UNIVERSITY # WON 26-12 6-1, 3-1 PSAC 24 at Millersville University # Won 30-15 7-1, 4-1 PSAC 30 at Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University Won 28-6 8-1

FEBRUARY 6 #8 LAKE ERIE (OH) COLLEGE WON 24-13 9-1 7 TRI-MATCH WITH OHIO VALLEY AND TIFFIN VS. OHIO VALLEY (WV) UNIVERSITY WON 33-14 10-1 VS. TIFFIN (OH) UNVERSITY WON 21-19 11-1 10 SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY # WON 33-12 12-1, 5-1 PSAC 14 #5 at Mercyhurst University # Lost 15-24 12-2, 5-2 PSAC 27-28 2014 Super Region I Tourn. (West Liberty (WV) Univ.) 6th Place

MARCH 13-14 2014 National Tournament (St. Louis, MO) 31st-Place

47 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling 2014‐15 Individual Stascs

WT. NAME OVERALL DUAL DEC. MAJ. DEC TECH FALLS PINS DFLT/FRFT 125 lbs. Evan Link 20-7 12-2 6 6 0 5 3 125 lbs. Jimmy Harrison 3-4 2-2 1 0 0 0 2 125 lbs. Nate Russo 1-2 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 133 lbs. Corey Bush 12-6 9-2 7 1 0 2 2 133 lbs. Anthony Mastrangelo 133 lbs. Joe Davis 2-2 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 133 lbs. John Lobeck 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 141 lbs. Sam Hanau 25-5 12-0 10 6 2 6 1 141 lbs. Malachi Krenzelak 6-5 1-1 3 2 1 0 0 141 lbs. Craig Dawson 1-5 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 149 lbs. Cole Landowski 14-8 7-5 11 1 0 1 1 149 lbs. Corey Falleroni 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 149 lbs. Dakota Laughman 1-2 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 149 lbs. Nick Naglic 157 lbs. Boe Bonzo 2-6 1-4 2 0 0 0 0 157 lbs. Steve Edwards 3-14 2-8 1 0 0 2 0 157 lbs. Kevin Synan 2-4 1-2 1 1 0 0 0 157 lbs. Drew Gartland 165 lbs. Tyler Reinhart 19-7 9-1 9 3 2 3 2 165 lbs. Heath Coles 3-2 0-0 1 0 0 1 1 165 lbs. Justin Stonebraker 174 lbs. John Blankenship 23-10 13-1 15 3 0 4 1 184 lbs. Adam Nickelson 8-9 7-5 2 2 1 3 0 184 lbs. Nick Penatazer 0-2 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 184 lbs. Travis McKillop 5-0 0-0 2 2 1 0 0 184 lbs. Brandon Naveiro 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 197 lbs. Forest Tuttle 2-11 2-9 1 1 0 0 0 197 lbs. Nikos Garafola 4-4 1-2 2 0 0 1 1 285 lbs. D.J. Sims 14-12 6-4 5 1 0 5 3 285 lbs. Zac Bennett 8-1 3-1 3 0 0 5 0 285 lbs. Aaron Gill 285 lbs. Josh Duplin 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0

48 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling This is Pi‐Johnstown

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49 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling All‐Time Leermen A C (Cont’d) H (Cont’d) Justin Adams - 1 Mike Corcetti - 1,2,3,4 Randy Hipp - 1 Rick Adams - 1 Lou Crocco - 1 Richard Hipp - 1,2 Tony Albertelli - 1,2,3,4 Ernest Croston - 1 Larry Hohman - 1,2,3,4 Charlie Alt - 1 Scott Croyle - 1,2,3,4 Michael Holbay - 1 Donnie Ament - 1 Jim Custred - 1,2,3,4 John Hollman - 1 Felipe Arias - 1 D Frank Huchrowski - 1,2,3 B Craig Dawson - 1,2,3 Brad Hughes - 1,2,3,4 Kory Hughes - 1,2,3,4 Jack Bachman - 1,2,3 Mike DeBartolo - 1 David Baker - 1 Joe Dougherty - 1,2 Zach Baker– 1 Chris Dempsey - 1,2,3,4 I Troy Barbush - 1,2,3,4 John Dragun - 1 Bruno Iorfido - 1,2,3 Sean Isgan - 1,2,3,4 Alan Barnick - 1,2 Josh Duplin - 1,2 Kevin Barrett - 1,2,3,4 E Brandon Ickes - 1 Wes Beach - 1,2 Ryan Ickes - 1,2,3,4 Jim Eason - 1 Brent Beckstein - 1 Joel Easter - 1 Howard Bell - 1,2,3,4 J Steve Edwards - 1 Bob Jablonsky - 1,2 Zac Bennett– 1 Aaron Elliott - 1,2 Matt Benton - 1,2,3 Jason Jones - 1,2 Rob English - 1,2,3,4 Ray Joseph - 1 Shad Benton - 1,2,3 Thad Benton - 1,2,3,4 F Richard Bishop - 1,2,3,4 Nick Fastuca - 1,2 K John Blankenship - 1,2 Leo Feist - 1,2,3,4 Todd Kantor - 1 Marlin Bollinger - 1 Andrew Flegler - 1 Tracey Karlie - 1,2,3 Boe Bonzoe- 1 Dave Fogle - 1,2,3,4 Nick Katich - 1 Christian Bosco - 1 Todd Ford - 1,2 Kyle Keane - 1,2,3,4 Derrek Bosso - 1,2,3,4 David Fordoski - 1 Russ Keefe - 1,2,3 Tim Keefe - 1 Eric Bowser - 1,2,3,4 Mike Fowler - 1,2,3,4 Irwin Brambley - 1,2,3,4 G Troy Keith - 1,2,3,4 Tom Brambley - 1,2 Alton Kester - 1 Mike Gable - 1 Mazen Kholi - 1,2,3,4 Michael Branas - 1 Nikos Garafola - 1,2 A.J. Brentzel - 1,2 Henry Klinar - 1,2,3 Travis Gardner - 1,2,3,4 Jaison Klingensmith - 1,2,3,4 Jeff Bricker - 1,2,3,4 Eli Garshnick - 1,2,3,4 Matt Bricker - 1 Jeff Kohler - 1 Jesse Garshnick - 1,2 Malachi Krenzelak—1 Eric Brown - 1,2,3 Mike Gavin - 1 Ethan Brownback - 1,2 Josh Krupa - 1,3 Petros Georgilas - 1 Andy Kukla - 1 Mike Bruner - 1 Scott Genard - 1,2,3,4 John Burda - 1,2,3,4 Jared Kuleck - 1,2,3,4 Scott George - 1 Ben Kuntz - 1,2,3,4 Sheldon Burkett - 1,2,3,4 Mark Glova - 1,2,3,4 Corey Bush - 1 Jeff Gonder - 1 L Ryan Buterbaugh - 1,2,3,4 Steve Gould - 1 Mitch Landers - 1 C Charles Gray - 1 Cole Landowski - 1,2 Terrance Calhoun - 1 Richard Grayson - 1 Gary Lantz, Jr. - 1,2,3,4 Shane Callahan - 1 Isaac Greeley - 1,2,3,4 Greg Larson - 1 Don Caputo - 1,2,3 Barry Gresh - 1,2,3 Mike Lazaro - 1,2 Craig Carrico - 1 Greg Grimes - 1,2 Ronald Lepley - 1,2 Reed Case - 1 H Evan Link - 1,2,3 Dave Cawley - 1,2,3,4 Sam Hanau - 1,2 Nathan Link - 1,2,3,4 Dan Chelen - 1 Jim Hanning - 1 Ryan Link - 1,2,3 Tyler Chesney - 1,2,3 Kenneth Harris - 1,2,3 Joe Lloyd - 1,2,3,4 Tony Clark - 1,2,3,4 Jim Harrison - 1 Bruce Long - 1 Heath Coles - 1 Carlton Haselrig - 1,2,3,4 Paul Long - 1 Chris Como - 1,2,3,4 Tim Hertel - 1 Zach Lundgren - 1,2,3,4 Tyke Conover - 1,2,3 Craig Hight - 1,2,3,4 Bill Luszik - 1,2,3,4 Brian Cook - 1,2

50 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling All‐Time Leermen M P (Cont’d) T Brian Mahoney - 1,2 Tom Prato - 1,2,3 Scott Thomas - 1,2 Damian Majocha - 1,2 Kevin Phillipi - 1 Craig Thurber - 1,2,3,4 Zach Majocha - 1,2,3,4 Brian Putnam - 1,2,3 Nathan Tomporoski - 1 Dan Maiorana - 1,2 Randy Pyle - 1,2,3,4 Vince Torsell - 1 Doug Maiorana - 1,2,3 Steve Toth - 1,2 Steve Makin - 1,2,3,4 R Chris Tresnicky - 1 Dave Marko - 1 Ben Rager - 1 Luke Tresnicky - 1 Justin Martin - 1,2 Steve Ragland - 1 Mike Tucker - 1,2,3,4 Ronald Maste - 1 Ted Rakar - 1,2,3 Forest Tuttle - 1 John Mastillo - 1,2,3,4 Robert Ray - 1,2,3,4 Brian Matson - 1 Brandon Reasy - 1,2,3,4 Jay Matteo - 1,2,3,4 V Tyler Reinhart - 1 Shane Valko - 1,2,3,4 Ryon Mazzocco - 1,2,3,4 Mark Remaley - 1 Denis Mazzoni - 1 James Vitale - 1,2,3 Aaron Rendos - 1,2 David McGowan - 1,2,3,4 Dan Revesz - 1,2,3,4 Travis McKillop - 1,2,3 Jim Revesz - 1,2,3,4 W Ryan McIntyre - 1,2,3,4 John Revesz - 1,2,3,4 Tim Waller - 1,2 David McMillan - 1 Joe Revesz - 1,2,3 Patrick Walsh - 1,2,3,4 Jack Mengel - 1,2,3,4 Mike Revesz - 1,2 Brian Waltz - 1 Albert Miles - 1,2,3,4 Richard Rhodes - 1,2,3 Johnny Walyko - 1 Chad Miller - 1,2,3 Richard Ritson - 1,2,3 Darren Wenner - 1 John Miller - 1 Larry Robey - 1,2,3,4 Adam Whetstone - 1,2,3,4 Mark Miller - 1,2,3 Matt Roncolato - 1,2,3,4 Aaron Williams - 1,2 Myers Miller - 1,2,3 Rudy Rura - 1,2,3,4 Brian Wills - 1,2,3 Sam Molina - 1 Keith Ryan - 1,2,3 Mike Wilt - 1 Jon Moore - 1,2,3 Kevin Ryan - 1 Glenn Winslow - 1,2 Matt Moore -1 David Woy - 1 Scott Morgan - 1,2,3,4 Ronald Wyland - 1,2,3,4 Chris Motter - 1,2,3,4 S Carl Muir - 1 Rob Sakmar - 1,2,3,4 Y Nathan Murin - 1 Tony Salopek - 1,2,3 Dave Yahner - 1,2,3,4 Adam Musisko - 1,2 Nate Satzer - 1 Rob Yahner - 1,2,3,4 Paul Myers - 1,2 Al Scala - 1 Chris Yentzer - 1,2,3 Matt Scherich - 1,2,3 Lee Schickel - 1,2,3,4 Brad Yoder - 1 N Mike Nader - 1 Darryl Schrift - 1 Mike Nagy - 1,2 Richard Schultz - 1,2 Z Jon Neese - 1,2 Anthony Scifo - 1 Damian Zamias - 1,2,3 Jason Nestor - 1,2,3,4 Mark Scripps - 1,2 Dustin Ziegler - 1,2,3 Zak Newton - 1,2 Richard Shaffer - 1,2,3 Brandon Newill - 1,2,3 Don Shetler - 1 Todd Niebauer - 1 Logan Shirey - 1,2 Larry Norris - 1 Dan Simon - 1,2,3 D.J. Sims - 1 O Michael Strank - 1 Sean O’Connell - 1 Jody Strittmatter - 1,2 Kevin O'Neil - 1,2,3,4 Joe Strittmatter - 1,2,3 John Strittmatter - 1,2,3 P Brian Strizki - 1,2 David Stuchinski - 1 Luke Palamides - 1,2 Eric Svec - 1,2 Joel Paolo - 1,2 Bill Suvak - 1 Frank Pascarella - 1,2,3,4 Mike Swank - 1,2,3,4 Frank Pennings - 1

Lance Phaturos - 1,2,3,4

51 2015-16 Pitt-Johnstown Mountain Cat Wrestling PSAC Quick Facts

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