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3 3 3 3 THE UNIVERSITY ESUESU AtAt A GlanceGlance LocationLocation...... East.East StrouStroudsburg,dsburg, PaPa.. PPresidentresident...... DDr.r. RoRobertbert J. DiDillmanllman MMemberember ...... PennsyPennsylvanialvania State SysteSystemm ...... ofof Higher EducatioEducationn SSystemystem CChancellorhancellor . Dr.Dr. JoJohnhn C. CavanaughCavanaugh FoFoundedunded...... 18931893 EEnrollmentnrollment ...... 7,7,200200 (inc(includesludes 5,900 unundergraduates)dergraduates) AAthleticsthletics AffAffiliationiliation ...... NC NCAAAA Division IIII CoConferencenference ...... PSPSACAC . . . . P Pennsylvaniaennsylvania State Athletic ConConferenceference SSchoolchool CoColorslors...... RedRed anandd BBlacklack TTeameam NicNicknamekname ...... WarrWarriorsiors AAthleticthletic DirectoDirectorr DDr.r. Tom GiogGiogliolio ...... 57 570-422-36420-422-3642 AAssociatessociate AtAthletichletic DirectoDirectorr DDr.r. Carey SnySnyderder ...... 57 570-422-30340-422-3034 AAcademiccademic CoorCoordinatordinator The Warren E. and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, a $40 million NNancyancy Jo GreenawaGreenawaltlt ...... 570-422-3795570-422-3795 state-of-the-art facility, was dedicated in September 2008...... [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu DDirectorirector ooff Multicultural AAffairsffairs Providing High-Quality, Higher Education DDanelleanelle McCMcClanahan.lanahan...... 57 570-422-38960-422-3896 WWrestlingrestling OOfficeffice ...... 57 570-422-33130-422-3313 ESU - In its 116th Year of Service SSportsports InInformationformation GGregreg KnowKnowlden.lden...... 57 570-422-33120-422-3312 Founded in 1893 as a Normal School, More than 2,100 students reside in eight ...... [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu EEast Stroudsburg University has been residence halls. The university also offers FFaxax ...... 57570-422-35860-422-3586 ooffering quality higher education to the apartment-style housing for another 200 WWarriorsarriors HotHotlineline ...... 57 570-422-30000-422-3000 ccitizens of Pennsylvania for more than a students and has added accommodations WWebeb SiSitete...... www.esu.ewww.esu.edudu ccentury. for an additional 540 students with the KKeyey Campus NumNumbersbers With an enrollment of more than 7,200 addition of University Ridge, a student AdAdmissionsmissions...... 57 570-422-35420-422-3542 sstudents, ESU has a strong commitment to apartment complex located adjacent to FFinancialinancial AiAidd ...... 570-422-2800570-422-2800 aacademic excellence. Teacher education, the campus. hhealth sciences and programs associated Approximately 74 percent of the wwith science and technology are just a few students receive some form of financial aid, East Stroudsburg University is nestled examples of fields of study experiencing including scholarships, loans and grants. in the , which offer year- unprecedented growth in enrollment. The 2008-09 academic year will mark the round outdoor recreation of all sorts for With the university’s unique programs university’s 116th year of operation and the sports enthusiasts. From hiking in the fall to in such areas as computer technology, school has approximately 32,000 alumni. biking in the spring to , golfing bio-technology, chemical bio-technology ESU, like many other public colleges and and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, and art and design, ESU is poised to offer universities across the country, started as a skiing or tubing in the winter, there is its students another century of academic normal school, a professional school for the plenty to do at any time of the year. Throw excellence. training of teachers. in shopping, great restaurants and plenty The new $40 million Science and ESU History of attractions and there is something for Technology Center, a state-of-the-art facility, East Stroudsburg Normal School was everyone, no matter the season. is the first new major academic building at founded to serve students in the state’s ESU is located approximately 75 miles ESU since 1979 and will be open for the Fall normal school fourth district and had 320 west of New York City, 85 miles northeast 2008 semester. students enrolled when classes started on of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the The Center features a planetarium, September 4, 1893. Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 a rooftop observatory, and a wildlife In 1926 after the state assumed miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. museum of natural history, as well as control of the school, the original name The campus is 1/4 mile from exit 308, research, classroom and office space for was changed to East Stroudsburg State Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect Street. diverse departments from the sciences and Teachers’ College. mathematics to computer science. The school became East Stroudsburg Wrestling Office, First Floor, Koehler This past summer, the campus invested State College in 1960 to reflected the Fieldhouse — Take right at the first light on over $10 million dollars in safety and other school’s expanded curriculum with liberal East Brown Street. Go up the hill 6/10th of improvement projects associated with arts programs and graduate degrees. a mile, take the first left onto Smith Street. storm water management and campus In July 1983, the Pennsylvania General The fieldhouse is on the left on the corner of beautification. Assembly established the Pennsylvania Smith and Normal streets. The campus consists of 63 buildings on State System of Higher Education consisting 213 acres and boasts a student-to-teacher of 14 universities and East Stroudsburg ratio of 21 to 1. University was born as a comprehensive regional institution. 2008-09 ESU WRESTLING GUIDE Table of Contents

The University...... IFC ESU at a Glance...... 1 ESU Administrators ...... 2 Koehler Fieldhouse ...... 3 Student-Athlete Center for Excellence ...... 3 The Coaching Staff Interim Head Coach Joey Rivera ...... 4 Assistant Coach Charlie Brenneman...... 4 The 2008-09 Warriors 2008-09 Roster ...... 5 2008-09 Outlook ...... 6 Individual Profiles ...... 7-13 The 2007-08 Season 2007-08 Results ...... 14 2007-08 Individual Results ...... 15 Wrestling History Record Book ...... 16 All-Americans and Champions ...... 17 The Warriors at Hickory Run State Park Year-by-Year Record...... 18 All-Time Results ...... 18-20 All-Time Lettermen...... IBC

The 2008-09 Wrestling Guide Credits The 2008-09 ESU Wrestling Guide is published by the Sports Information Office. GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Cover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos: Provided by Joey Rivera. Photography Assistance: Jeff Phillips, John Bender, Perry Hebard Editing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda Friday and Sheree Watson All information in this guide is current as of November 14, 2008

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: Director of Diversity & Campus Mediation, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg PA 18301 or call (570) 422-3656. For special accomodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Wrestling Guide, contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) 422-3312.

East Stroudsburg University at a Glance School Colors: Red and Black Sports Information Director: Greg Knowlden Team Nickname: Warriors Phone: 570-422-3312 (Office) Head Wrestling Coach: Joey Rivera 570-422-3586 (Office Fax) Phone: 570-422-3313 570-977-9251 (Cell) e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Assistant Wrestling Coach: Charlie Brenneman Sports Info. Grad. Asst.: Jon Kindred Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Phone: 570-422-3642 ESU offers 22 NCAA sports e-mail: [email protected] Men’s Sports (10): Wrestling, , soccer, football, Wrestling Athletic Trainer: John Paolini cross country, indoor track and field, , , Equipment Manager: Art Kroll outdoor track and field, Web Site: www.esu.edu Women’s Sports (12): Basketball, soccer, , Hotline: 570-422-3000 volleyball, cross country, , swimming, indoor track and field, , outdoor track and field, tennis,

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 1 ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Robert J. Dillman Dr. Tom Gioglio Dr. Carey Snyder President Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director

Dr. Robert Dr. Tom Gioglio Dr. Carey J. Dillman is in is in his fifth year Snyder is in his 13th year as the Director her 22nd year as president of of Athletics at in the athletic East Stroudsburg East Stroudsburg department at University. He University. As East Stroudsburg became the 12th the Director of University. president of the Athletics, he She has served university in July is responsible as associate of 1996 and has for providing athletic director initiated ambitious leadership of an the past 20 years enhancements that athletic department and is ESU’s will chart the institution’s success into the which sponsors 22 teams with over 500 Senior Women’s Administrator. In addition future. Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in participating student- athletes and a staff of to other responsibilities, she ensures that athletics and serves as the Chairman of the over 60. each student-athlete is eligible to play under Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania State Athletic facility renovations under NCAA guidelines, making sure the ESU Athletic Conference. Gioglio include the installation of FieldTurf athletic department complies with NCAA Eiler-Martin Stadium has undergone at Eiler-Martin Stadium and Whitenight rules and regulations as well as maintaining major upgrades under the president’s Field, lighting, outdoor track and concession the budget for the 22-sport intercollegiate direction. FieldTurf was installed this summer area at Eiler-Martin Stadium and dugouts athletic program. to give ESU a durable, all-weather surface at at Mitterling Field. There has also been a Snyder prepares all athletic department one of the premier venues in the PSAC. Lights significant increase in revenue raised to comprehensive reports, including the Equity were installed in the spring of 2007 and night enhance the athletic scholarship budget in Athletics Disclosure Act Report for the games were played for the first time in school through fundraising initiatives sponsored federal government and the NCAA. For 17 history last fall, and the track was resurfaced through the Warrior Athletic Club, including years, prior to 2005, she also coordinated and expanded to eight lanes in 2005. the Television Fundraising Auction that was event management for over 400 athletic The president has spearheaded numerous incorporated by Gioglio. contests annually. building projects at ESU, including the new Gioglio serves on several committees She also monitors the athletic operating $40 million Science and Technology Center, a both on campus and in the community. His budget and the management of all away state-of-the-art facility which is the first new involvement at ESU includes the President’s contests, including team travel, contracts major academic building at ESU since 1979 Commission for Racial and Ethnic Diversity, and non-session arrangements. and will be open for the Fall 2008 semester. the Student Athlete Center for Excellence, Snyder is the founder and chair of the Other campus additions include the the Student Athlete Advisory Council, the Women’s Athletic Scholarship Golf Classic Ahnert Alumni Center, which houses the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, the PSAC that raises scholarship dollars for women University Office of Advancement and Alumni Athletic Directors Governing Council and the student-athletes. She currently serves on Relations, an admissions center addition at PSAC Executive Committee. the Women in Sport Day Committee, the the front door of the campus in the Reibman Gioglio is the PSAC Athletic Trainers and Intercollegiate Athletic Committee and the Administration Building, and University Indoor Track Liaison, and a member of the Gender Equity Planning Committee and has Ridge, a new 10 building apartment-style National Association of Collegiate Directors also served on the University Faculty Senate. housing complex. This past summer, the of Athletics and the National Association of Prior to ESU, Snyder had a successful campus invested over $10 million dollars in Division II Athletic Administrators. He is also a career as a volleyball and softball coach at safety, storm water management and campus member of the Pocono YMCA Board and the California Lutheran University in Thousand beautification projects. Burnley Workshop of the Poconos Board. Oaks, California. Numerous new undergraduate and A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., She earned her B.S. from Springfield graduate programs in addition to other Gioglio previously served as Director of College in Physical Education and her academic enhancements have been added Athletics at Dakota State University and the Master’s degree and Ph.D. in Athletic during Dr. Dillman’s tenure. He also initiated University of Saint Mary in Kansas. Administration from the University of the University Business Accelerator, which Gioglio earned his bachelor’s degree Southern California. offers real work business experience and in Physical Education at Montclair State entrepreneurship opportunities for students, University and his first master’s degree in faculty and viable new businesses. education at Mansfield University, and his While in college, Dillman competed in second at Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D. four sports — soccer, baseball, basketball and He also holds a doctorate degree from West track & field — at SUNY New Paltz. Virginia University. Dr. Dillman came to ESU from Fairmont Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the proud (W.V.) State where he was president for parents of two daughters, Kalista and Kinley. eight years. He earned a master’s degree at Penn State University and a Ph.D from Clark University, both in geography.

2 ESU Wrestling Media Guide SACE/KOEHLER FIELDHOUSE Warriors Wrestling Camps Koehler Fieldhouse

WARRIOR WRESTLING PHILOSOPHY ESU Wrestling Camps are designed to give the best wrestling camp experience possible. A combination of the camper’s dedication, desire and determination with the ESU staff commitment, technique and knowledge, will provide the ultimate camp experience.

CAMP DIRECTOR Joey Rivera - Head Coach, ESU

TECHNIQUE CAMP July 20-24

HIGH SCHOOL TEAM CAMP July 13-17

For more information, contact Coach Joey Rivera at 570-422-3313. Koehler Fieldhouse opened its doors in 1967 and is the home for East Stroudsburg University’s wrestling, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s volleyball, women’s volleyball and indoor track & field teams. The fieldhouse has a seating capacity of 2,500 with new bleachers and indoor track surfaced installed in the last seven years. A new playing surface was installed in the summer of 2003. Koehler Fieldhouse hosted more than 2,000 people for the 2007 EIWA Championships on March 2-3 at ESU, the first time in the 103-year history of the EIWA that ESU hosted the prestigious event.

Student-Athlete Center for Excellence Academic Coordinator for In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence on Athletics campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. Nancy Jo Greenawalt The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the guidance, Nancy Jo Greenawalt serves counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic and athletic as the Academic Coordinator performance. for Athletics. Her main Academic services offered: Exercise science services offered: responsibility is to organize an Academic Counseling Body composition analysis academic support structure Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Dietary analysis for nearly 500 Warriors Assistance in declaring a major Nutritional/psychological assessment student-athletes. CHAMPS/life skills programming Hydration or body water status Greenawalt has 24 years Professional career development skills Nutritional counseling of experience in higher Progress reports/academic monitoring Aerobic power analysis Referral coordination to other university Overtraining analysis education, including 14 agencies Psychological Skills Training years at Albright College and 10 at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education Department The SACE Staff Chairperson. She has also served on numerous NCAA, Shala Davis, Ph.D., exercise science national and regional committees. Tom Gioglio, E.d.D., administration A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt Colleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicine Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studies was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame Nancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical education in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport Donna Leitner, Ph.D., counseling student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, Paula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise badminton and tennis. She earned her bachelor’s psychology degree in psychology from Albright and her master’s Student Athletic Representatives degree in physical education from Penn State Coaching Representatives University.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 3 HEAD COACH JOEY RIVERA Joey Rivera enters his second season as tthehe hheadead wrwrestlingestling coaccoachh at EEastast Stroudsburg University after coaching four wrestlers to top-eight finishes at the 2008 EIWA Championships last spring. Dave Williams placed sixth at 197 pounds, and Sean Carr (141), Shane Mallory (174) and Chris Birchler (285) also made the quarterfinals. Rivera also helped four Warriors place in the top three at the PSAC Championships. Birchler was second, and Carr, Mallory and Matt Swallow (133) were all third. Rivera was an assistant coach for the Warriors under Jason Kutz during the 2006-07 season and moved into ContactContact InInformationformation the head coach’s chair last winter. He CoachCoach JoeyJoey RiveraRivera has proven himself as a top-level coach KoeKoehlerhler FieFieldhouseldhouse Award. in the wrestling room and has also Phone: (5570)70) 422-331422-33133 At , Rivera demonstrated his ability as a recruiter, E-maiE-mail:l: [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu bringing in talented freshmen classes was a four-time state qualifier and during his first two recruiting cycles. set the school record with 137 career Rivera was an NCAA qualifier at wins. He finished fifth in the state as a Boston University following a standout freshman and sophomore, eighth as a career at Stroudsburg High School. He junior and fourth as a senior. He was also was the team’s outstanding freshman a two-time regional champion. and outstanding wrestler while at As a freestyle wrestler, Rivera placed Boston, and was team captain as a eighth in the 60kg weight class at the senior. He qualified for the NCAA U.S. National Freestyle Tournament Tournament in 2004 and finished his last spring. It was the first freestyle career with a record of 86-30. tournament in which he had competed. Rivera earned his degree in Rivera and his wife, Leah, were Psychology from Boston in 2005 and married in October 2007 and reside in was a recipient of the Colonial Athletic Stroudsburg. Association Commissioner’s Academic

ASSISTANT COACH CHARLIE BRENNEMAN a graduategraduate assistant durinduringg the 2007-02007-088 exposuexposurere in two arenas since graduating season. fLfrom Lock Haven. He was a winner on Brenneman is a 2004 graduate of the reality television show “Pros vs. Joes” Lock Haven University, where he went in which he competed with his brother 35-11 at 174 pounds as a senior and Ben, an ESU alum. In the series finale, reached the round of 12 at the NCAA he wrestled former Atlanta Braves relief Division I championships. He was named pitcher John Rocker off the mound to to the Academic All-America team and win his competition. graduated with a 3.985 grade-point Brenneman is also competing in average, the highest in the nation Mixed Martial Arts and has a 5-1 record among those who received Academic as a professional after going undefeated All-America recognition. in five bouts as an amateur. A 2000 graduate of Hollidaysburg Brenneman will assist head coach Area High School, Brenneman finished Joey Rivera with the upper weights, as his scholastic career with a record of well as handle assigned recruiting and Charlie Brenneman is in his first 116-13 and was a two-time state runner administrative responsibilities. season as an assistant coach at East up in Pennsylvania. Stroudsburg University after serving as Brenneman has received national

4 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2008-09 ROSTER 2008-09 ESU WARRIORS

Alphabetical Yr. Weight Hometown/High School Andrew Arnold 133 R-Fr. Slatington/Northern Lehigh Matthew Benedetti 125 R-Jr. Yardville, N.J./Hamilton East Chris Birchler 285 Jr. Fairfield, N.J./Seton Hall Prep Tony Cariddi 157 R-Fr. River Dell, N.J./River Dell Jesse Dunn 149 So. Levittown/Harry S Truman Ed Ebewo 174/184 So. Tobyhanna/Old Bridge (N.J.) Thad Frick 165 R-Fr. Nazareth/Nazareth Scott Heckman 149 R-Sr. Bangor/Bangor Kyle Heselpoth 141 R-Jr. Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Carroll Adam Hluschak 141 R-Fr. Slatington/Northern Lehigh Jeff Jacobs 157 R-So. Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant Andrew Lopchinsky 157 Fr. Swarthmore/Ridley David Luthy 125 R-So. Conshohocken/Plymouth Whitemarsh Shane Mallory 197 R-Jr. New Providence, N.J./New Providence John Menafra 141 R-So. Brick, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy Matt Michaels 133 Fr. Pottstown/Pottsgrove Ken Monarque 157 R-Fr. Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Township Matthew Rizzo 141 So. Levittown/Lakewood (N.J.) Trevor Salvatore 184 Fr. Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Township Joe Schick 149 R-Sr. Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn Matt Swallow 133 R-Sr. Milton/Milton Nick Tetro 174 Fr. Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial

By Weight Yr. Weight Hometown/High School Matthew Benedetti 125 R-Jr. Yardville, N.J./Hamilton East David Luthy 125 R-So. Conshohocken/Plymouth Whitemarsh Andrew Arnold 133 R-Fr. Slatington/Northern Lehigh Matt Michaels 133 Fr. Pottstown/Pottsgrove Matt Swallow 133 R-Sr. Milton/Milton Kyle Heselpoth 141 R-Jr. Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Carroll Adam Hluschak 141 R-Fr. Slatington/Northern Lehigh John Menafra 141 R-So. Brick, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy Matthew Rizzo 141 So. Levittown/Lakewood (N.J.) Jesse Dunn 149 So. Levittown/Harry S Truman Scott Heckman 149 R-Sr. Bangor/Bangor Joe Schick 149 R-Sr. Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn Tony Cariddi 157 R-Fr. River Dell, N.J./River Dell Jeff Jacobs 157 R-So. Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant Andrew Lopchinsky 157 Fr. Swarthmore/Ridley Ken Monarque 157 R-Fr. Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Township Thad Frick 165 R-Fr. Nazareth/Nazareth Nick Tetro 174 Fr. Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial Ed Ebewo 174/184 So. Tobyhanna/Old Bridge (N.J.) Trevor Salvatore 184 Fr. Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Township Shane Mallory 197 R-Jr. New Providence, N.J./New Providence Chris Birchler 285 Jr. Fairfield, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 5 SEASON OUTLOOK EnteringEntering his second season as cchampionships and go deep in the EIWA Arnold, the 2007 PA state champion at thethe heheadad wwrestlingrestling ccoachoach aatt EaEastst bbracket to earn a spot at nationals. 125 at Northern Lehigh, and freshman Stroudsburg University, Joey Rivera feels Mallory moves up two weight Matt Michaels will back up Swallow. he has his program going in the right classes, from 174 to 197, entering his Matthew Rizzo, a sophomore from direction. redshirt junior season. He has worked Levittown (Lakewood, N.J. HS) takes The Warriors went 5-12 in duals in to build strength while maintaining over for two-year starter Sean Carr at 2006-07, a three-win improvement from the quickness that allowed him to be 141 and could be a darkhorse at PSAC’s the previous season, and won four of successful at the lower weight. Mallory and EIWA’s. Heselpoth moves down their final eight dual matches. has 34 wins in his first two years and was from 157, with redshirt sophomore John Dave Williams (197) was one at his best in open competitions, taking Menafra and redshirt freshman Adam win away from going to the NCAA second at both ESU and Wilkes. Hluschak providing depth. championships and Sean Carr (141), Swallow, a senior, is one of the Schick and Dunn both have starting Shane Mallory (174) and Chris Birchler Warriors’ most consistent wrestlers and experience and will compete behind (285) all reached the EIWA quarterfinals. a three-year starter who has 43 career Heckman at 149. Redshirt sophomore At the PSAC championships, Birchler victories. The team’s captain and a hard Jeff Jacobs, a transfer from Old was second and Carr, Mallory and Matt nosed competitor, Swallow was 19-14 Dominion, is the projected starter at 157 Swallow (133) were all third. overall and 9-8 in duals while posting and will be pressed by redshirt freshmen Birchler, Mallory and Swallow all eight wins by bonus points last season. Ken Monarque and Tony Cariddi and return for the 2008-09 Warriors, along Heckman is looking for a return freshman Andrew Lopchinsky. with redshirt senior Scott Heckman, trip to the NCAA’s in his final season Thad Frick, a family name familiar to who was the PSAC champion at 149 of collegiate wrestling which began wrestling fans, will fill the pounds two years ago before missing with an NCAA berth in 2003-04 while 165-pound spot for the Warriors. Thad most of last season due to injury. at Bloomsburg. While 149 pounds was a two-time PIAA regional champion Rivera brings back starters at is one of the deepest weights in the at Nazareth HS and is the son of Mike seven of the 10 spots in the lineup, but EIWA, Heckman has proven that he can Frick, who was a three-time All-American anticipates several incoming wrestlers to compete with the top athletes in the at Lehigh. step up and earn starting roles. East. He has an overall mark of 47-28 as a Freshman Nick Tetro comes to The returners are led by Birchler, college wrestler. ESU from a four-time district champion who was 25-10 overall and 11-5 in dual The Warriors also have returning program at Jackson Memorial HS (N.J.) action in his first season at ESU. Now starters in redshirt junior Matthew and will compete for the starting spot a junior, Birchler won five matches by Benedetti (125), sophomore Jesse at 174 with sophomore Ed Ebewo, who fall and another five by major decision. Dunn (149), redshirt junior Kyle is also a safety on the Warriors’ football He beat No. 2 seed Joe Fendone of Heselpoth (157) and redshirt senior Joe team. Edinboro 7-1 in the PSAC semifinals and Schick (157/165). At 184, freshman Trevor Salvatore also placed third in the ESU Open. Bendetti is going into his second of Jefferson Township HS (N.J.) and Mallory and Swallow both won 19 year as a starter at 125 and is joined by Ebewo will contend for mat time. matches a year ago and are looking redshirt sophomore David Luthy. Mallory and Birchler will close out the to join Birchler as threats to win PSAC At 133, redshirt freshman Andrew Warriors’ duals at the upper weights.

ImportantImportant NCAA ComCompliancepliance Notice to Our Fans and Booster Club Members

One ooff the important ffoundationsoundations ooff the East Stroudsburg University athletic program is the devoted and passionate Warrior ffansans who ssupportupport our teams. ESU athletics sincerelsincerelyy appreciates yyourour interest, which stimulates and encourages our student athletes and energizes oourur university. We must be cautious, however, not to let enthusiasm for athletics lead us to conflict with the very specific rulruleses and rregulationsegulations of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) or the PennsPennsylvaniaylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC). BByy NCAA dedefinitionfinition an “athletic rrepresentative”epresentative” is ananyy individual who has membershimembershipp in East StroudsburStroudsburgg UniversiUniversityty boosterbooster club, and/orand/or wwhoho hhasas mamadede contricontributionsbutions to tthehe bboosterooster cclublub or tthehe atathletichletic ddepartment,epartment, anand/ord/or wwhoho is invoinvolvedlved in any way in promotingpromoting tthehe athleticathletic program. An athletic representative is prohibited from providing student athletes with ananyy “extra benefits.” Examples of extra benefitsbenefits include the provision of cash or loans, transportation, meals, clothes, housing, entertainment, gifts, and any other bebenefitnefit offered to a studestudentnt atathlete.hlete. As a member ooff the NCAA, East StroudsbuStroudsburgrg UniversitUniversityy is resresponsibleponsible fforor institutionally controllicontrollingng its athletic prprogram.ogram. We are committedcommitted to developing competitive teams with goals that are consistent with the mission ofof ESU while maintaining the kind ooff responsibleresponsible program in which we all take pride. Under this principle, the universituniversityy is held accountable for the actions of all athletic representatives.representatives. ESU sincerely appreciates your strong support of the athletic program and we are grateful for all that you havehave done toto make our program one of the best in the nation. If yyouou have ananyy questions regarding NCAA rules and regulations, please contactcontact our aathleticthletic office at (570) 422-3642422-3642.. ESU appreciates your cooperation in assisting us witwithh our NCAA compcomplianceliance program.

6 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2008-09 WARRIORS Scott Heckman • 149 R-Senior Bangor/Bangor

General: Entering sixth year with a medical redshirt ... NCAA qualifi er at 141 at Bloomsburg in 2003-04 ... PSAC champion at 149 for ESU during 2006-07 season ... was one match from qualifying for NCAA’s ... recorded two wins over nationally-ranked opponents ... has experience wrestling at the national level and knows how to win ... looking for breakout season for the Warriors in his fi nal year. Senior: 1-0 in dual meets and 4-1 on the season to increase overall record to 20-11 at ESU ... recorded one major decision ... season cut short due to injury and awarded medical redshirt. Junior: 16-10 overall mark and 7-4 dual meet record ... won PSAC championship at 149 pounds ... fi nished sixth at the 2007 EIWA Championships held at Koehler Fieldhouse ... won three matches by fall ... recorded two technical falls ... added one major decision. Background: Was a national qualifi er as a freshman while at Bloomsburg ... went 1-2 at nationals ... 27-17 career mark as a Husky ... second place fi nish at Oklahoma Gold Classic ... placed fi fth at Beast of the East ... third place fi nish at Eastern Wrestling League Championships ... 146-19 career record at Bangor High School ... three-time state placewinner ... has served on ESU’s Student Athletic Advisory Committee ... majoring in Recreation and Leisure Services Management.

Joe Schick • 149 R-Senior Fair Lawn, N.J./Fair Lawn

General: Hard worker ... relentless with his attacks ... always presses the action ... gained valuable experience as a starter last year. R-Junior: Posted 4-19 overall record ... fi nished dual meet schedule at 1-14 between 157 and 165 pounds ... recorded one fall, one technical fall, and one major decision ... went 1-3 at 157 pounds in the Wilkes Open, with a pin. R-Sophomore: Went 1-5 at 141 pounds ... posted 1-2 record at the ESU Open ... lost in his only dual meet competition at the Clarion Duals against Kent State. Background: 92-20 record at Fair Lawn High School ... three-time District 6 champion and regional qualifi er ... second team All- Bergen County selection ... state qualifi er his senior season ... team won four league and district titles ... two-time sectional and county champion ... sixth all-time in career wins at Fair Lawn ... majoring in Elementary Education.

Matt Swallow • 133 R-Senior Milton/Milton

General: Named the Warriors’ captain as a senior ... one of the hardest workers on the team ... always looking to improve and hone his skills ... enters year with 43 career wins ... looking for a PSAC championship and trip to the NCAA tournament ... expected to fi nish career with a very strong year. R-Junior: Placed third at PSAC Championships ... posted overall record of 19-14 ... went 9-8 in dual meets at 133 pounds ... recorded three falls, three technical falls, and two major decisions ... fi nished fourth at Wilkes Open. R-Sophomore: Posted 4-9 record with one major decision. R-Freshman: Went 16-18 at 125 pounds with three major decisions ... won fi ve matches at the ESU Open ... had two two major decisions at the North Carolina State Duals ... went 4-4 as a true freshman Background: 83-34 record at Milton High School ... only wrestler in school history to compile 75 wins in three seasons ... state qualifi er as a senior ... fi rst team all-league selection and captain his senior campaign ... majoring in Environmental Studies with minor in Geography.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 7 2008-09 WARRIORS Matthew Benedetti • 125 R-Junior Yardville, N.J./Hamilton East

General: Entering his second year as a starter ... extremely strong for a 125-pounder ... always looking for the big move ... has worked very hard to improve technique. R-Sophomore: Posted a 4-13 record in dual meets at 125 ... fi nished the year with a 4-21 mark ... earned one technical fall ... 6-25 career record. R-Freshman: Went 2-4 as a freshman ... had a 2-2 record in open competition and was 0-2 in dual matches ... picked up both victories in ESU Open ... won one match by decision and the other by technical fall. Background: Earned four varsity letters at Hamilton East ... Mercer County and District 25 champion ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Kyle Heselpoth • 141 R-Junior Lafayette Hill/Archbishop Carroll

General: Moving down to 141 from 157 last season ... always working to improve in the wrestling room ... very explosive ... quiet leader ... uses strength and power on the mat ... 15 career wins. R-Sophomore: Posted a 9-19 overall record and 4-12 record in dual meets while competing at 157 ... recorded one fall and one technical fall. R-Freshman: Had an overall record of 6-9 ... went 5-5 in opens and 1-4 in dual matches ... won fi ve matches by decision ... posted fi ve wins at the ESU Open. Background: Went 129-31 at Archbiship Carroll High School ... high school’s all-time wins leader ... fi rst place fi nish in PA Independent Schools tournament ... All-Catholic selection all four years ... state prep champ senior season ... placed seventh at national preps ... four-year letterwinner ... majoring in Nursing.

Matthew Benedetti Matt Swallow

8 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2008-09 WARRIORS Shane Mallory • 197 R-Junior New Providence, N.J./New Providence

General: Had a very strong sophomore season and advanced deep in the PSAC and EIWA Championships, ESU Open and Wilkes Open ... must build strength to move up two weight classes from 174 pounds last year ... has the quickness and explosiveness to contend for an NCAA bid ... has great footwork and motion on the mat ... enters year with 34 career victories, 11 coming by bonus points. R-Sophomore: Finished season with 19-15 overall record and 6-10 record in dual meets ... split time between 174 and 184 pounds ... earned one fall, one technical fall and fi ve major decisions ... fi nished second at 174 pounds in ESU Open ... fi nished third at 174 pounds in PSAC Championships ... fi nished second in Wilkes Open at 174 pound weight class ... advanced to second day of EIWA Championships. R-Freshman: Went 14-11 while moving between between two weight classes ... was 7-2 at 184 pounds and 7-9 at 174 pounds ... 5-2 at ESU Open ... posted two wins by fall ... registered one techincal fall and one major decison. Background: High school record 121 career wins ... state runner-up as a senior ... three-time district, county and regional champion ... four-year letterwinner in wrestling ... earned three varsity letters in football ... garnered all-state honors in football as well ... majoring in Sociology.

Shane Mallory Chris Birchler

Chris Birchler • 285 Junior Fairfield, N.J./Seton Hall Prep

General: Extremely big and strong ... has worked hard to build strength and size while adding 20 pounds since last season ... physical presence ... shockingly quick for a heavyweight ... had very good rookie season and is expected to challenge the top heavyweights in the East at the PSAC and EIWA Championships. Sophomore: Finished season with 25-10 overall record, including 11-5 mark in dual meets ... fi nished third in the ESU Open and the Wilkes Open ... second place fi nisher in PSAC Championships ... ranked sixth by the EIWA entering the conference championships ... earned fi ve falls and fi ve major decisions on the season. Background: Two-time county champion, two-time district champion and regional runner-up at Seton Hall Prep in West Orange, N.J. ... as a senior, was Essex County and District 10 champion and fi nished second in Region 3 ... team won the county and district championships and was ranked in the top 20 in the state ... county and district champion at 215 as a junior ... placed third in the district at heavyweight as a sophomore ... played football as a freshman and sophomore ... Honor Roll student ... transferred to ESU from Caldwell College ... majoring in Pre-Law.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 9 2008-09 WARRIORS Jeff Jacobs • 157 R-Sophomore Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant

General: Explosive and powerful style on the mat ... hard worker ... constantly presses the action ... looking to gain experience as he continues his career at ESU after transferring from Old Dominion. Background: Four-year letterman in high school and a two year captain ... had 103 career wins and won two District 23 championships ... also a two-time regional champion in the Shore Conference ... three-time state qualifi er and placed fourth in the state ... fi nished fi fth and was a NHSCA Junior National All-American ... two-time fi rst team All-County and All-Shore ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

David Luthy • 125 R-Sophomore Conshohocken/Plymouth Whitemarsh

General: Gained experience after redshirting as a freshman ... very scrappy ... undersized but makes up for size with great heart ... constantly working on the mat. R-Freshman: Finished season 1-7 overall and 0-1 in dual meets ... participated in ESU Open as a true freshman and went 1-2 with a pin in his fi rst collegiate match. Background: Was 83-60 at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School ... three-time district qualifi er ... All-State All- Academic Honorable Mention as a senior ... two-time fi rst team all-league selection ... high school was 2005 and 2006 league chamipions ... also won 2005 sectional championship ... four-year letterwinner in wrestling and soccer ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

John Menafra • 141 R-Sophomore Brick, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy

General: Always improving ... never stops wrestling ... one of the team’s top conditioned athletes. R-Freshman: Posted 0-2 overall record. Background: Three-year letterwinner and team captain as a senior ... third in districts as a junior (119) and a senior (130) ... two-time regional qualifi er ... compiled 21-8 record as a junior and 24-6 record as a senior ... team had records of 20-3 and 18-4 and placed in the top 20 in the state both years ... majoring in History and Secondary Education.

Jesse Dunn • 149 Sophomore Levittown/Harry S. Truman

General: Always working to improve ... worked extremely hard over the summer ... does everything that is asked of him ... mat experience will be key for his development. Freshman: Finished dual season with a 2-10 record at 149 pounds ... posted an overall record of 2-14 on the year ... earned one fall over Matt Cathell of Delaware State. Background: Had a 89-46 career record at Harry S Truman ... went 32-10 as a senior ... two-year captain ... two-time PIAA District 1 qualifi er and team MVP ... 2007 PIAA regional qualifi er ... named to PIAA District 1 All- Academic team twice ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

10 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2008-09 WARRIORS Ed Ebewo • 174/184 Sophomore Tobyhanna/Old Bridge (N.J.)

General: Extremely quick and explosive ... natural athlete ... will contend for a starting spot at 174 and 184 ... plays safety on the Warriors’ football team. Background: Earned four letters in wrestling and football at Old Bridge (N.J.) ... career record of 82-40 ... placed seventh in the state as a senior ... went 35-3 and won district and regional championships ... All-Area third team in football ... plays safety on the Warriors football team ... majoring in Biochemistry.

Matthew Rizzo • 141 Sophomore Levittown/Lakewood (N.J.)

General: Very quick on his feet ... wrestles an unorthodox style that makes it diffi cult for opponents to adjust ... will contend for the starting nod at 141 and could be a darkhorse for the Warriors at the EIWA Championships. Background: Four-year letterwinner at Lakewood (N.J.) ... overall high school record of 137-11 ... named fi rst team All-Shore twice and fi rst team All-County once ... wrestled on two district and regional championship teams ... squad fi nished fi fth in New Jersey in 2004 and 2005 ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Andrew Arnold • 133 R-Freshman Slatington/Northern Lehigh

General: Redshirted as a freshman ... blue chip athlete ... state champion as a senior at Northern Lehigh ... confi dent in his skills ... hard nosed wrestler who always works for the fall ... went 2-4 during his redshirt season with one fall. Background: 120-18 career record at Northern Lehigh ... 2007 state champion at 125 lbs ... two-time District 11 AA champion ... three-time Southeast Regional Finalist and won one championship ... 2006 NHSCA Junior Nationals All-American (8th Place) ... fi nished sixth in states as a junior ... fi rst team All- selection ... 70 career pins ... led high school to two Colonial League and District 11 team titles in 2005 and 2006 ... high school was 2005 state dual- meet champions ... earned three varsity letters in wrestling and two in football ... majoring in Elementary Education.

Tony Cariddi • 157 R-Freshman River Dell, N.J./River Dell

General: Worked hard to build strength over the summer ... technically sound wrestler ... posted an 0-2 record last year in his redshirt season. Background: Had a 98-17 record at River Dell High School ... two-time district champion and two-time state qualifi er in New Jersey ... member of 2006 league and district championship teams ... fi rst team all-league and All-Bergen County as a junior and senior ... four-year letterwinner ... majoring in Special Education.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 11 2008-09 WARRIORS Thad Frick • 165 R-Freshman Nazareth/Nazareth

General: Dominant athlete ... has had success at all levels ... comes from an outstanding wrestling family ... should make an immediate impact for the Warriors this season. Background: PIAA District 11 Champion at 160 pounds in 2006 and 2007 ... also 2006 and 2007 PIAA Regional Champion ... state runner-up at 160 pounds as a junior and fi nished seventh as a senior in 2007 ... older brother Travis was 2001 state champion at 171 pounds ... son of two-time NCAA champion and three-time NCAA All- American Mike Frick of Lehigh ... majoring in Business Management.

Adam Hlushcak • 141 R-Freshman Slatington/Northern Lehigh

General: Had a standout high school career ... has experienced success on all levels ... continues to get bigger and stronger ... technically sound ... will look to contend for a starting role at 141 pounds. Background: Placed in states all four years at Northern Lehigh ... placed fourth at 103 pounds as a freshman ... was eighth at 119 pounds as a sophomore ... earned silver in Hershey at 125 pounds as a junior ... placed fi fth at 130 pounds to cap his senior season ... fi rst team all-league as a freshman, junior and senior ... second team as a sophomore ... helped Northern Lehigh to three league titles and two district championships ... team won the 2005 PIAA state championship ... brother Ryan was an NCAA qualifi er at Drexel ... major is undeclared.

Ken Monarque • 157 R-Freshman Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Township

General: Went 5-5 during redshirt year least season ... relentless top wrestler ... knows his strengths and works hard to expose his opponents weaknesses ... has unorthodox style and is always looking for the fall. Background: Three-time district champion, two-time regional champion and placed fi fth in the state at Jeff erson High School ... earned four letters in wrestling and three in football ... majoring in Health and Physical Education.

Andrew Lopchinsky • 157 Freshman Swarthmore/Ridley

General: Confi dent in his skills ... expected to contend for starting spot at 157 ... will gain experience as a collegiate wrestler. Background: Won 102 matches in four years as a varsity starter at Ridley ... sectional champion ... went undefeated as a junior ... majoring in Business Management.

12 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2008-09 WARRIORS Matt Michaels • 133 Freshman Pottstown/Pottsgrove

General: Very hard worker ... displays great toughness ... always looking to improve in the wrestling room ... never backs down from a challenge. Background: Lettered twice in football and all four years in wrestling ... captain of wrestling team as a junior and senior ... named fi rst team All-Area and All-Academic ... posted career record of 93-53 ... majoring in Athletic Training.

Trevor Salvatore • 184 Freshman Oak Ridge, N.J./Jefferson Township

General: Extremely long and lanky ... uses his height to his advantage ... tough top wrestler ... will improve with experience at the collegiate level. Background: Four-year letterwinner at Jeff erson Township ... wrestled at 152 as a freshman and sophomore and 171 over his fi nal two seasons ... majoring in Engineering.

Nick Tetro • 174 Freshman Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial

General: Comes to ESU from very successful high school program ... compact and powerful frame ... will gain valuable experience on the mat and in the wrestling room. Background: Lettered in football and wrestling ... captain of wrestling team ... member of three-time Shore Conference championship team, two-time N.J. Group 4 championship team, and four-time district championship team ... major is undeclared.

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 13 2007-08 STATS/RESULTS Dec. 1 - at Northampton HS Jan. 6 - at Princeton, N.J. 197 - Williams (ESU) pinned Bryan Barnes, Feb. 17 - Koehler Fieldhouse Drexel 30, ESU 9 Stanford 29, ESU 16 2:53 ESU 21, Boston University 17 125 - Steve Mytych (DR) pinned Benedetti, 125 - Tanner Gardner (S) pinned Benedetti, 285 - Nico Somers (F&M) dec. Birchler, 3-2 157 - Carlo Ferrandino (BU) dec. 4:20 4:59 Heselpoth, 5-3 133 - Swallow (ESU) dec. William Martin, 5-4 133 - Swallow (ESU) pinned Blair Jan. 29 - Koehler Fieldhouse 165 - A.J. Detwiler (BU) dec. Schick, 7-3 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Morgan Remillard, 9-3 Matsuura, 4:58 ESU 24, Millersville 19 174 - Mallory (ESU) dec. C.J. Inglin, 10-3 149 - Bimes (ESU) dec. Kyle Bub, 5-2 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Max Rosefi gura, 6-4 125 - John Andel (MU) maj. dec. Benedetti, 184 - Alex Brown (BU) maj. dec. Pagano, 13-0 157 - Ryan Hluschak (DR) dec. Heselpoth, 149 - Lucas Espericueta (S) maj. dec. Dunn, 14-5 197 - Williams (ESU) pinned John Hall, 6:22 11-4 20-10 133 - Swallow (ESU) tech. fall Matt Leggett, 285 - Birchler (ESU) dec. Jim Connors, 9-2 165 - William Haydt (DR) dec. Schick, 3-1 157 - Josh Zupancic (S) pinned Heselpoth, 17-2 125 - Benedetti (ESU), forfeit 174 - Scott Hunter (DR) dec. Mallory, 10-6 4:34 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Mike Greck, 7-3 133 - Swallow (ESU) dec. Abbie Rush, 6-0 184 - Justin Wieller (DR) dec. Williams, 9-4 165 - Peter Miller (S) maj. dec. Schick, 9-0 149 - Cody Becker (MU) dec. Dunn, 3-1 141 - Joey Whitaker (BU) dec. Carr, 5-3 197 - Kyle Frey (DR), forfeit 174 - Alex Muller (S) dec. Pagano, 9-7 157 - Jarrett Hostetter (MU) dec. 149 - Mike Roberts (BU) maj. dec. Dunn, 17-7 285 - Brian Deinhardt (DR), forfeit 184 - Mallory (ESU) dec. Luke Feist, 9-8 OT Heselpoth, 10-3 197 - Jake Johnson (S), forfeit 165 - Dave Morey (MU) dec. Schick, 4-3 Feb. 24 - at Bloomsburg, Pa. Dec. 5 - at West Point, N.Y. 285 - Birchler (ESU) maj. dec. Mark 174 - Jeremy Brooks (MU) pinned ESU 39, Delaware State 6 Army 30, ESU 6 Shughart, 23-9 Pagano, 1:22 125 - Benedetti (ESU), forfeit 125 - No. 15 Fernando Martinez (A) maj. 184 - Mallory (ESU) maj. dec. Steve Funk, 133 - Swallow (ESU) pinned Kelvin dec. Benedetti, 8-0 ESU 36, Princeton 12 12-3 Watford, 5:41 133 - Whitt Dunning (A) dec. Swallow, 7-4 125 - Benedetti (ESU) dec. Tony Comunale, 197 - Williams (ESU) pinned Ray Bennett, 141 - Carr (ESU), forfeit 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Matt Kyler, 7-4 16-11 2:02 149 - Dunn (ESU) pinned Matt Cathell, 4:15 149 - Casey Thome (A) maj. dec. Bimes, 10-1 133 - Swallow (ESU) pinned Nikhil Pereira, 285 - Birchler (ESU), forfeit 157 - Heselpoth (ESU), forfeit 157 - Christopher Grill (A) dec. Heselpoth, 5:18 165 - Brandon Gardner (DSU) dec. Schick, 10-6 141 - Carr (ESU), forfeit Feb. 1 - at Doylestown, Pa. 4-3 165 - John Drew (A) dec. Schick, 4-2 sv 149 - Dunn (ESU), forfeit Delaware Valley 28, ESU 10 174 - Kyle Skinner (DSU) dec. Mallory, 5-1 174 - Dean Gaier (A) maj. dec. Mallory, 17-9 157 - Heselpoth (ESU) pinned Aaron Casp, 133 - Brandon Clemmer (DVC) dec. 184 - no bout 184 - Scott Ferguson (A) dec. Williams, 8-3 4:49 Swallow, 2-0 197 - Williams (ESU) dec. Shawn Nowrey, 7-4 197 - Richard Starks (A), forfeit 165 - Alex Enriquez (P) dec. Schick, 9-2 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Dan Hall, 3-1 OT 285 - Birchler (ESU), forfeit 285 - Birchler (ESU) dec. Nathan Thobaben, 174 - Mike Alvarez (P) dec. Pagano, 7-4 149 - Jesse Harrington (DVC) dec. Dunn, 8-2 5-3 184 - Mallory (ESU) tech. fall Travis 157 - Ryan Herwig (DVC) dec. Heselpoth, Bloomsburg 42, ESU 6 Erdman, 22-7 10-9 125 - Mike Sees (BU) tech. fall Benedetti, DEC. 16 - AT CLARION DUALS 197 - Zach Morse (P), forfeit 165 - Greg Miele (DVC) dec. Schick, 6-2 24-9 Lock Haven 34, ESU 4 285 - Birchler (ESU) maj. dec. Sam Ritter, 16-8 174 - Mallory (ESU) maj. dec. Mike 133 - Jason Guff ey (BU) pinned Swallow, 125 - George Ester (LHU) maj. dec. DiGregorio, 12-4 7:56 Benedetti, 18-5 Jan. 10 - at New Brunswick, N.J. 184 - Mike Wilcox (DVC), forfeit 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Darren Kern, 5-3 133 - Dale Fava (LHU) dec. Swallow, 3-2 Rutgers 24, ESU 12 197 - Williams (ESU) dec. Joe West, 8-2 149 - George Hickman (BU) maj. dec. 141 - Owen Wilkinson (LHU) dec. Carr, 12-10 157 - Chris Norrell (RU) dec. Heselpoth, 8-5 285 - Kyle Bilquist (DVC) pinned Birchler, Dunn, 16-8 149 - Matt Fittery (LHU) maj. dec. Bimes, 165 - Heckman (ESU) dec. Matt Pletcher, 1:28 157 - Matt Moley (BU) tech. fall Heselpoth, 11-3 5-4 125 - Chris Sheetz (DVC) maj. dec. 18-2 157 - John Mangini (LHU) dec. Heseploth, 174 - Mike Whalen (RU) tech. fall Pagano, Benedetti, 13-2 165 - Rickey Schmelyun (BU) pinned 10-8 17-2 Schick, 2:04 165 - Mike Metzger (LHU) tech. fall Schick, 184 - Keith Dobish (RU) dec. Mallory, 11-9 OT Feb. 8 - Koehler Fieldhouse 174 - Brian Shaw (BU), forfeit 16-0 197 - Lamar Brown (RU), forfeit Binghamton 26, ESU 15 184 - Jesse Hasseman (BU), forfeit 174 - Tom Kocher (LHU) dec. Mallory, 9-5 285 - Birchler (ESU) dec. Karim Mahmoud, 125 - Tyler Malmberg (BU) dec. Luthy, 9-6 197 - Williams (ESU) dec. Eric Shaw, 8-4 184 - Travis Stem (LHU) dec. William, 7-2 6-5 133 - Benedetti (ESU) dec. Mike Kleeman, 285 - Mike Spaid (BU) maj. dec. Birchler, 9-1 197 - Ben Hepburn (LHU), forfeit 125 - Ryan Jablonski (RU) dec. Benedetti, 10-3 285 - Birchler (ESU) maj. dec. Dan Craig, 8-3 141 - Ryan McGarity (BU) maj. dec. DEC. 8 - PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 14-4 133 - Swallow (ESU) dec. Dan Hilt, 3-1 Swallow, 8-0 AT CLARION 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Reggie Parker, 3-1 149 - No. 19 Kyle Fried (BU) dec. Carr, 4-1 7th of 8 Kent State 35, ESU 3 149 - Jack Barrett (RU) maj. dec. Dunn, 9-0 157 - Nate Patterson (BU) pinned Dunn, 125 - Nic Bedelyon (KS) dec. Luthy, 4-1 0:24 125 - Matthew Benedetti 133 - Dan Mitcheff (KS) maj. dec. Swallow, Jan. 18 - Koehler Fieldhouse 165 - Brett Nelson (BU) dec. Schick, 4-3 L 11-2, No. 3 Jay Ivanco (Clarion) 15-2 Navy 39, ESU 3 174 - Josh Patterson (BU) maj. dec. L 9-5, Gary Atiyeh (Shippensburg) 141 - Drew Lashaway (KS) dec. Carr, 10-3 125 - Allan Stein (N) dec. Benedetti, 8-1 Mallory, 11-3 133 - Matt Swallow (No. 4) 149 - Clint Sponseller (KS) maj. dec. Bimes, 133 - Matt Pagan (N) dec. Swallow, 7-6 tb2 184 - Anthony Esposito (BU) dec. Pagano, W 10-5, Mark Stockdill (Millersville) 11-0 141 - Carr (ESU) dec. Glenn Shober, 4-2 10-5 L 12-6, No. 1 Rick Deubel (Edinboro) 157 - Heselpoth (ESU) dec. Jake Kyle, 7-2 149 - Spencer Manley (N) maj. dec. Dunn, 197 - Williams (ESU) pinned Corey Waite, W 3-2, Rob LaBrake (Clarion) 165 - Sli Bostelman (KS) dec. Pagano, 4-0 16-3 2:40 W 6-4, Mark Stockdill (Millersville) 174 - Chris Estep (KS) dec. Mallory, 8-2 157 - Joel Ahern (N) dec. Heselpoth, 2-0 285 - Birchler (ESU) pinned Dan Bittner, 141 - Sean Carr (No. 5) 184 - Eric Chine (KS) dec. Williams, 2-1 165 - Justin Jacobs (N) dec. Schick, 3-0 0:44 W 4-3, No. 4 George Hickman (Bloomsburg) 197 - Michael Blackwell (KS), forfeit 174 - Matt Stolpinski (N) tech. fall Mallory, L 7-4, No. 1 Steve Fittery (Shippensburg) 285 - Jermail Porter (KS) dec. Birchler, 9-6 15-0 Feb. 15 - at Lewisburg, Pa. W 3-2, Mike Greck (Millersville) 184 - Casey Caldwell (N), forfeit Bucknell 28, ESU 9 W 6-4, No. 2 Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro) Clarion 29, ESU 15 197 - Matt Parsons (N), forfeit 165 - Andy Rendos (BU) maj. dec. Schick, 149 - Alex Bimes 125 - Jay Ivanco (C) maj. dec. Benedetti, 11-3 285 - Ed Prendergast (N) pinned Birchler, 15-2 L 6-0, No. 2 Daryl Cocozzo (Edinboro) 133 - Matt Swallow (ESU) dec. Tony Lascari, 4:46 174 - Shane Riccio (BU) dec. Mallory, 6-0 L 7-4, No. 6 Chris Chambers (Kutztown) 3-2 184 - David Thompson (BU) dec. Pagano, 157 - Kyle Heselpoth 141 - Sal Lascari (C) dec. Carr, 8-5 Jan. 27 - Koehler Fieldhouse 9-2 L 17-0, No. 1 Gregor Gillespie (Edinboro) 149 - Hadley Harrison (C) pinned Bimes, 1:24 ESU 26, Franklin & Marshall 14 197 - Williams (ESU) pinned Charlie L 8-5, No. 5 Dan Nauman (Shippensburg) 157 - Travis Unacpaher (C) maj. dec. 125 - Jake Bucha (F&M) maj. dec Wonsettler, 3:14 165 - Joe Schick Heselpoth, 10-1 Benedetti, 17-4 285 - Birchler (ESU) dec. George Hinson, 9-3 L 17-1, No. 1 Jarrod King (Edinboro) 165 - David Cox (C) pinned Schick, 2:26 133 - Swallow (ESU) maj. dec. Stephen 125 - Greg Hart (BU) maj. dec. Benedetti, L 6-0, No. 5 Jake Wilson (Shippensburg) 174 - Mallory (ESU) dec. Mario Morelli, 6-4 Sabreen, 8-0 12-4 174 - Shane Mallory (No. 4) 184 - Williams (ESU) pinned Scott Joseph, 141 - Carr (ESU) pinned Aki Aida, 0:33 133 - David Marble (BU) dec. Swallow, 9-6 L 6-4 sv, No. 5 Nathan Graham (Bloomsburg) 3:30 149 - Al Gianforti (F&M) maj. dec. Dunn, 17-7 141 - Luke Chohany (BU) dec. Carr, 6-4 sv W 14-4, Curtis Beardsell (Kutztown) 197 - Dixon Jordan (C), forfeit 157 - Heselpoth (ESU) dec. Anthony 149 - Kevin LeValley (BU) tech. fall Dunn, W med. forfeit, Chris Barrick (Shippensburg) 285 - Birchler (ESU) dec. Roman Husam, Bongarzone, 11-5 22-6 Mallory dec. Graham 3-2 17-11 165 - Schick (ESU) dec. Austin Reed, 2-1 157 - Brantley Hooks (BU) dec. Heselpoth, 285 - Chris Birchler (No. 3) 174 - Justin Herbert (F&M) dec. Mallory, 8-4 6-4 W 7-1, No. 2 Joe Fendone (Edinboro) 184 - Pagano (ESU) maj. dec. Matthew L 9-2, No. 1 Michael Spaid (Bloomsburg) Gittleman, 18-4

14 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 2007-08 STATS/RESULTS NOV. 17 - ESU OPEN AT W 15-5, Derek Stanley (Army) L 7-2, Tyshaun Patrick (Nassau) L 13-1, No. 2 Matt Stolpinski (Navy) KOEHLER FIELDHOUSE W fall, John Barrett (Del. Valley), 2:30 157 - Ken Monarque W 16-5, Michael Sadler (Harvard) W 9-5, Fred Rowsey (Harvard) L 10-2, Evan Obein (Nassau) L 14-6, No. 3 Justin Herbert (F&M) 125 - Matt Benedetti W 5-3, Ed Ruth (Iron Eagle) L 3-2, James Histed (Wilkes) 197 - No. 7 Dave Williams (6th place) L 10-4, Silas Murray (Nassua) L 13-0, Chris Barrick (Shippensburg) 174 - Shane Mallory (2nd place) W 8-7 : tb, Alex Iacocca (Lehigh) L 6-5, Michael DeMarco (Rutgers) 184 - David Williams W 5-2, Eric Roehrig (Nassau) L 20-4, No. 2 Justin Kerber (Cornell) 125 - David Luthy W 7-0, Eddie Broderick (Wagner) W 13-3, Steve Makin (Pitt-Johnstown) W fall, William Colgan (Harvard), 1:47 L 11-3, John Andel (Millersville) L 5-4, Matt Ryan (Virginia Tech) W 7-0, Ryan Mergen (Army) W fall, No. 3 Nick Sommerfeld (Columbia), L 17-4, George Ester (Lock Haven) 285 - Chris Birchler W 11-5, Travis Creagan (Columbia) 5:08 125 - Stephen Gambino W fall, Martin Kuhn (Gloucester CC), 0:32 L fall, Justin Herbert (F&M), 0:56 L 10-2, No. 4 Thomas Shovlin (Penn) L 6-5, Joe Eurell (Wagner) W 11-3, Tim Miller (Virginia Tech) 285 - Chris Birchler (3rd place) L 9-8, No. 2 Justin Kerber (Cornell) L 6-2, Michael Bunn (Edinboro) W 8-4, Dan Craig (Lock Haven) W fall, Ellis Hester (Delaware State), 3:27 285 - No. 6 Chris Birchler 133 - Matt Swallow W 2-1 : tb, Wade Van Sickle (Duke) W fall, Tommy Sitar (Maryland), 1:21 W 8-5, Justin Allen (Lehigh) W 17-2, Nicky Pereira (Princeton) L 4-3 : tb, Cody Gardner (Virginia Tech) L 9-6, Brandon Williamson (Nassau) L 5-0, No. 3 Levon Mock (Brown) W 2-1 : tb, Jerome Greco (Columbia) W 7-1, Scott Clark (Army) W 20-8, Luis Hernandez (Oklahoma) W 9-4, Andrew Knapp (Harvard) W 3-1, Jared Jones (Virginia Tech) W 10-3, Zac Walsh (Bloomsburg) L fall, No. 2 Trey McLean (Penn), 3:12 L med. forfeit, Rob Tate (Gardner-Webb) ESU Open Placewinners W fall, Chris Dempsey (Pitt-Johnstown), 1:14 133 - Adam Hluschak 125 - Brandon Kinney (Columbia); Jay W 4-3, Cameron Wade (Penn State) W 11-6, John Wittenburg (Virginia Tech) Ivanco (Clarion); Kellan McKeon (Duke); 2007-08 DUAL SCHEDULE L 3-2, Ben Thornes (Delaware Valley) Tony Comunale (Princeton) MARCH 8-9 - EIWA CHAMPIONSHIPS L 14-3, Kent Pierson (Carson-Newman) 133 - Matthew Fisk (Lehigh); Dale Fava AT FRANKLIN & MARSHALL, December 141 - Sean Carr (Lock Haven); Rob Tate (Gardner-Webb); LANCASTER, PA. 1 DREXEL (at Northampton HS) L 30-9 W 15-5, Zach Clark (Army) Matt Bonson (Virginia) 12th of 14 5 ARMY L 30-6 W 5-3, Chris Diaz (Virginia Tech) 141 - Frank Molinaro (Penn State); Tyler 16 Lock Haven Duals W fall, Nate Nauroth (ESU), 4:30 Nauman (Pitt); Corey Jantzen (Harvard); 125 - Matthew Benedetti at Lock Haven L 34-4 L 17-3, Corey Jantzen (Harvard) Steve Fittery (Shippensburg) L fall, No. 2 Fernando Martinez (Army), Kent State L 35-3 141 - Nate Nauroth 149 - J.P. O’Connor (Harvard); Daryl 4:30 Clarion L 29-15 W 12-7, Isaiah Myrick (Apprentice) Cocozzo (Edinboro); Casey Thome L fall, No. 8 Tony Comunale (Princeton), W 15-6, Steve Perez (Nassau) (Army); Kyle John (Maryland) 2:18 January L fall, Sean Carr (ESU), 4:30 157 - Derek Sickles (Columbia); Alex 133 - Matt Swallow 6 Stanford (at Princeton) L 29-16 141 - Matt Rizzo Conover (Bloomsburg); Marty Everin L 16-0, No. 5 Jeff rey Schell (Brown), 6:12 at Princeton 36-12 W fall, Thomas Knapp (Gardner-Webb), 1:12 (Princeton); Voris Tejada (Duke) L 9-2, No. 6 Bryan Ortenzio (Penn) 10 at Rutgers L 24-12 W 1-0, Kareem Naguib (Binghamton) 165 - Matt Epperly (Virginia Tech); 141 - No. 8 Sean Carr 18 NAVY L 39-3 L 11-1, Sal Tirico (Columbia) Anthony Trongone (Virginia Tech); Mike L fall, Steve Sutton (Columbia), 6:38 27 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL W 26-14 149 - Jesse Dunn Sewell (Virginia); Justin Ransom W 13-5, No. 7 Luke Chohany (Bucknell) 29 MILLERSVILLE W 24-19 L 7-2, Derek Brownmiller (Wilkes) (Carson-Newman) L 11-6, No. 3 Steve Adamscik (Rutgers) L 8-3, Joey Anceravage (Shippensburg) 174 - Chris Barrick (Shippensburg); Shane 149 - Jesse Dunn February 149 - Tony Cariddi Mallory (ESU); Andy Olsen (Harvard); L fall, No. 3 Cesar Grajales (Penn), 5:42 1 at Delaware Valley L 28-10 L 9-4, Daryl Cocozzo (Edinboro) Edward Ruth (Iron Eagle) L 18-4, No. 4 Bryce Saddoris (Navy) 8 BINGHAMTON L 26-15 W 15-0, Christopher McDonnell (Liberty) 184 - Tommy Spellman (Virginia Tech); 157 - Kyle Heselpoth 15 at Bucknell L 28-9 L 6-5, Matt Morgenstern (Boston U) John Barone (Duke); Matt Ryan (Virginia L 12-4, No. 7 Christian Snook (Army) 17 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W 21-17 149 - John Menafra Tech); Mike Corcetti (Pitt-Johnstown) L 7-4, Brantley Hooks (Bucknell) 24 at Bloomsburg L 42-6 L 8-4, Ben Hoppenbrouwer (Gardner-Webb) 197 - Jon Oplinger (Drexel); Nick 165 - Tom Pagano Delaware State (at Bloom) W 39-6 L 6-0, Kyle Brewer (Rutgers) Sommerfeld (Columbia); Raymond L fall, No. 3 Zack Shanaham (Penn), 1:49 149 - Alex Bimes Bennett (Millersville); Patrick Walsh L 10-5, Andrew Smith (F&M) W 5-3, Frank Davis (unattached) (Pitt-Johnstown) 174 - No. 7 Shane Mallory W 2-1, Chris Gambino (NC State) 285 - Cody Gardner (Virginia Tech); David First round bye L 13-2, Chris Davis (Sacred Heart) Marone (Virginia Tech); Chris Birchler W 10-3, Kyle Friedman (Bloomsburg) (ESU), Scott Clark (Army) 157 - Scott Heckman 2007-08 Statistics W 12-9, Jason Foor (Millersville) DEC. 28 - WILKES OPEN W 16-8, Ben Marich (Lehigh) AT WILKES-BARRE, PA. Duals Overall W 5-3, Jared Sernoff sky (Duke) W L W L Fall TF MAJ Career L fall, Derek Sickles (Columbia), 2:28 125 - Matt Benedetti Andrew Arnold 0 0 2 4 1 0 1 2-4 157 - Joe Schick L 10-0, Eric Cashera (Penn State) W 22-7, Eric Rice (Columbia) L 5-3, Jake Bucha (F&M) Matt Benedetti 4 13 4 21 0 1 0 6-25 W 8-0, Larry Peotter (Wagner) 125 - David Luthy Alex Bimes 1 4 4 7 0 0 0 16-25 L 7-3, Voris Tejada (Duke) L 10-3, Derek Bosso (UPJ) Chris Birchler 11 5 25 10 5 0 5 25-10 157 - Kyle Heselpoth L 6-3, Nick Keshecki (Wagner) Tony Cariddi 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 L 7-0, Tim Darling (Penn State) 133 - Matt Swallow (4th place) Sean Carr 11 6 23 11 2 0 2 39-23 W 23-7, Bruce Stratton (Gloucester) W 17-2, Josh Pauling (Wilkes) W 16-12, Sean Bilodeau (Lehigh) L 3-0, Matt Fisk (Lehigh) Jesse Dunn 2 10 2 14 1 0 0 2-14 157 - Ken Monarque W 12-2, Bob Shea (Gloucester) Steve Gambino 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4-25 W 12-4, Matt Katz (Princeton) W 10-6, Joe Ranzenbach (NYU) Scott Heckman 1 0 4 1 0 0 1 20-11 W 8-0, Austen Damico (Apprentice) W med. forfeit, Tim Haas (Penn State) Kyle Heselpoth 4 12 9 19 1 1 0 18-31 L 7-2, Kyle Artusio (Virginia) L 12-1, Matt Fisk (Lehigh) Adam Hluschak 0 0 2 4 0 0 1 2-4 157 - Tom Pagano 141 - Sean Carr (3rd place) L 8-5, Anthony Tortora (Hofstra) W 17-6, Andrew Cotlov (NYU) Dave Luthy 0 1 1 7 0 0 0 2-9 L med. forfeit, Jim Norley (unattached) W 10-0, Ian Del Sol (Bloomsburg) Shane Mallory 6 10 19 15 1 1 5 34-28 157 - Aaron Sandel W 7-3, Steve Perez (Nassau) Rob Manney 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 W 9-4, Jacob DeBoer (unattached) L 5-2, Shane Valko (Pitt-Johnstown) Jake Martin 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 L 8-6, Sean Quinn (Wagner) W 8-6, Mike Tutunjian (Wagner) John Menafra 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2 L 10-5, Paul Vaeth (Columbia) W 7-5, Andre Harrison (Nassau) 165 - Leif Ruschmeyer 157 - Kyle Heselpoth Ken Monarque 0 0 5 5 0 0 2 5-5 L 3-1, Matt Pletcher (Rutgers) W 7-4, Matt MacLean (Maryland) Tom Pagano 1 8 1 12 0 0 1 1-13 W 3-0, Derrick Caldwell (Lock Haven) L 8-2, Shane Vernon (Oklahoma) Leif Ruschmeyer 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 9-18 165 - Rob Manney W 3-1 sv, Sean Joyce (Army) Aaron Sandel 0 0 3 4 0 0 0 3-4 L 12-3, Justin Ransom (Carson-Newman) W 6-4, Andrew Smith (F&M) Tom Serabian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 L 9-2, Tim Buirkle (Lehigh) L fall, Kyle Eason (West Virginia), 2:40 174 - Shane Mallory 157 - Joe Schick Joe Schick 1 14 4 19 1 1 1 5-24 W 4-2 : sv, Lawrence Beckman (Hofstra) L 1-0, Kyle Eason (West Virginia) Matt Swallow 9 8 19 14 3 3 2 43-45 W fall, Evan Obein (Nassau), 5:41 Dave Williams 9 4 13 8 8 0 0 35-36 ESU Wrestling Media Guide 15 THE RECORD BOOK ESU Career Records Dual Meet Record Jack Cuvo 1985-89 1.000 (73-0) Gary Cook 1966-68 .959 (35-1-1) Rich Schumacher 1967-70 .930 (39-2-2) Chet Dalgewicz 1963-67 .929 (31-1-3) Roy Miller 1963-67 .925 (36-2-2) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 .920 (51-4-1) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 .908 (53-3-3)

Dual Meet Wins Jack Cuvo 1985-89 73 (73-0) Jeremy Sluyter 1996-00 59 (59-8) Gary Kessel 1973-77 58 (58-13-2) Jim Vargo 1976-80 57 (57-7-1) Jim Miller 1983-87 55 (55-22-4) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 53 (53-3-2) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 51 (51-4-1)

Dual Meet Pins Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 41 Mark Smith 2002-06 24 Gary Kessel 1973-77 24 Gary Cook 1964-68 22 Dave DiSora reverses an opponent in 1994 Rich Schumaker 1967-74 21

Overall Record Overall Pins Jack Cuvo 1985-89 .959 (164-7) Mark Smith 2002-06 60 Gary Cook 1964-68 .917 (77-7) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 59 Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 .920 (77-7-1) Gary Kessel 1973-77 36 Jerry McDonald 1965-69 .891 (48-5-2) Rich Schumacher 1967-70 31 Bob Guzzo 1962-66 .867 (46-7) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 25 Gary Cook 1966-68 24 Overall Wins Jack Cuvo 1985-89 164 (164-7) Pinning Percentage Jeremy Sluyter 1996-00 108 (108-32) Bill Luckenbaugh 1969-74 .694 (59-85) Jim Vargo 1976-80 104 (104-22-2) Mark Smith 2002-06 .606 (60-99) Mark Smith 2002-06 99 (99-42) Rich Shoemaker 1967-70 .341 (31-91) Dave DiSora 1990-94 96 (96-37-4) Gary Kessel 1973-77 .310 (36-116) Greg Shoemaker 1975-79 94 (94-15-3) Steve Elicker 1990-94 94 (94-38) Season Records Dual Meet Wins Mike Castro 1995-96 21 (21-0) Jack Cuvo 1986-87 21 (21-0) Art Kahn 1972-73 21 (21-0) Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 20 (20-0) Bruce Bates 1983-84 20 (20-2) Jack Cuvo 1985-86 20 (20-0) Dual Meet Pins Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 17 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 12 Gary Kessel 1976-77 11 Rich Schumacher 1967-68 10 Overall Records Jack Cuvo 1988-89 1.000 (45-0) Jack Cuvo 1987-88 1.000 (43-0) Gary Cook 1966-67 .964 (27-1) Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 .956 (32-1-1) Fred Epler 1970-71 .950 (19-1) Overall Wins Mike Castro posted a 21-0 dual record in 1995-96 Jack Cuvo 1988-89 45 (45-0) Jack Cuvo 1986-87 45 (45-3) Jack Cuvo 1987-88 43 (43-0) Dual Meet Record Terry Barry 1987-88 39 (39-9-1) Mike Castro 1995-96 21-0 Jason Kobrynich 1994-95 36 (36-11) Jack Cuvo 1986-87 21-0 Overall Pins Art Kahn 1972-73 21-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 25 Jack Cuvo 1985-86 20-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 20 Jason Peters 1996-97 18-0 Mark Smith 2002-03 18 Jack Cuvo 1987-88 18-0 Mark Smith 2004-05 16 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 15-0 Gary Kessel 1976-77 16 Rich Schumacher 1967-68 15-0 Gary Kessel 1975-76 14 Jack Cuvo 1988-89 14-0 Overall Pinning Percentage Gary Cook 1967-68 14-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1972-73 .735 (25-34) Jan Dutt 1966-67 14-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1973-74 .690 (20-29) Chet Dalgewicz 1966-67 13-0 Mark Smith 2003-04 .666 (12-18) Ned Bushong 1966-67 13-0 Bill Luckenbaugh 1970-71 .647 (11-17) Roy Miller 1964-65 12-0 Mark Smith 2002-03 .642 (18-28) Tom Huber 1969-70 11-0 Mark Smith 2005-06 .636 (14-22) Gary Kessel 1976-77 .552 (16-29) Rich Schumacher 1967-68 .542 (13-24)

16 ESU Wrestling Media Guide HONORS/RECORDS NCAA All-Americas University Division Year Wrestler Weight Place 1989 Jack Cuvo 118 1st Anibal Nieves 134 6th 1988 Jack Cuvo 118 1st 1987 Jack Cuvo 118 5th 1970 Rich Schumacher Hwt 5th 1968 Gary Cook 191 3rd Rich Schumacher Hwt 5th 1967 Gary Cook 177 3rd 1966 Gary Cook 177 4th Chet Dalgewicz 160 5th Bob Guzzo 123 6th Division II 1976 Darwin Brodt 190 4th Anibal Nieves Gary Kessel 142 5th 6th at NCAA’s Mike Stambaugh Hwt 6th EIWA Champion Randy Tillman 118 6th 1975 Gary Kessel 150 2nd Bob Stetler 158 2nd Fred Swanson Hwt 6th 1974 Bill Luckenbaugh 150 1st Bob Stetler 158 3rd Jack Cuvo Two-Time National Champion College Division Three-Time EIWA Champion 1971 Kemble Matter 134 3rd Three-Time PSAC Champion Ted Pease 118 3rd 88 Straight Wins (43-0, 45-0) Tony Ptak 142 4th Singlet was retired Dec. 7, 2005 1970 Rich Schumacher Hwt 1st during Jack Cuvo Night 1969 Tom Best 130 3rd Ted Pease 118 4th Rich Schumacher Hwt 4th Bob Devore 160 6th Greg Shoemaker Two-Time EIWA Champion NAIA Champion PSAC Champion 1966 Bob Guzzo 123 EIWA Champions Team’s Outstanding Wrestler Award 1998 - Jeremy Sluyter (118); 1996 - Chris Madigan (118); 1989 - Jack 2008 - Dave Williams; 2007 - Scott Heckman; 2006 - Keith Smith; 2005 Cuvo (118, Fletcher Award), Anibal Nieves (134); 1988 - Jack Cuvo (118); 1987 - Mark Smith; 2004 - Stanley Foster; 2003 - Mark Smith; 2002 - Dan Roy; 2001 - Jack Cuvo (118); 1979 - Greg Shoemaker (126), Jim Vargo (167); 1978 - Greg - Brad Kleckner; 2000 - Jeremy Sluyter; 1999 - Jeremy Sluyter; 1998 - Jeremy Shoemaker (126); 1977 - Gary Kessel (150) Sluyter; 1997 - Jason Peters; 1996 - Chris Madigan; 1995 - Jason Kobrynich; PSAC Champions 1994 - Steve Elicker; 1993 - Steve Elicker; 1992 - Dave DiSora; 1991- Dave Zettlemoyler; 1990 - Chris Jones; 1989 - Jack Cuvo; 1988 - Jack Cuvo; 1987 2007 - Scott Heckman (149); 2005 - Stanley Foster (285); 2000 - - Jack Cuvo; 1986 - Jack Cuvo; 1985 - Dave Pierson; 1984 - Bruce Bates; 1983 - Jeremy Sluyter (125); 1991 - Dave Zettlemoyer (177); 1989 - Jack Cuvo Barry Gay; 1982 - Bruce Bates; 1981 - Dan Odom; 1980 - Jim Vargo; 1979 - Greg (118, Outstanding Wrestler); 1988 - Jack Cuvo (118); 1987 - Jack Cuvo (118, Shoemaker; 1978 - Greg Shoemaker; 1977 - Gary Kessel; 1976 - Gary Kessel; Outstanding Wrestler); 1979 - Greg Shoemaker (126), Jim Vargo (167); 1977 1975 - Gary Kessel; 1974 - Bill Luckenbaugh; 1973 - Bill Luckenbaugh; 1972 - Gary Kessel (150, Outstanding Wrestler); 1976 - Gary Kessel (150), Darwin - Glen Eby; 1971 - Ted Pease; 1970 - Rich Schumacher; 1969 - Thomas Best; Brodt (190); 1974 - Bill Luckenbaugh (150), Bob Stetler (158); 1971 - Ted 1968 - Gary Cook; 1967 - Gary Cook; 1966 - Robert Guzzo; 1965 - Robert Guzzo; Pease (118); 1970 - Rich Schumacher (Hwt); 1969 - Tom Best (130); 1968 - Ned 1964 - Robert Guzzo; 1963 - Robert Guzzo; 1962 - Girard Senick; 1961 - Ken Bushong (130), Jerry McDonald (145), Al Detwiler (177), Gary Cook (191), Rich Nickischer. Schumacher (Hwt); 1967 - Chet Dalgewicz (160), Gary Cook (177), Roy Miller (Hwt), 1966 - Bob Guzzo (123), Chet Dalgewicz (160), Gary Cook (177); 1964 - Roy Miller (Hwt); 1955 - Charlie Dentith (147); 1942 - Don Ranger (175); 1941 - Tom Marsilli (175); 1940 - Delroy Evans Team Records

Most Dual Victories Highest EIWA Finish 2002-03 16-6 1976-77 5th 1993-94 16-5-2 1977-78 5th 1985-86 15-6 Pa. Conference Championships Highest NCAA Finish 1970-71; 1967-68 1970-71 5th Division II 1965-66 7th Division I Undefeated Season 1988-89 15th Division I 1966-67

ESU Wrestling Media Guide 17 ALL-TIME RECORDS Year W L T Coach 1930-31 3 1 0 Student Coach All-Time Coaching Records Coach W L T Pct. Years 1931-32 3 3 0 Student Coach Student Coaches 6 4 0 .600 2 Seasons (1930-32) 1932-33 6 3 0 Ralph Mitterling Ralph Mitterling 19 7 2 .714 4 Seasons (1932-36) 1933-34 7 1 0 Ralph Mitterling Frank Lorenz 10 13 0 .435 3 Seasons (1936-39) 1934-35 4 0 2 Ralph Mitterling Ed Snavely 6 14 1 .310 3 Seasons (1939-42) Frank Grimm 3 4 0 .429 1 Season (1946-47) 1935-36 2 3 0 Ralph Mitterling George Ockershausen 20 44 3 .321 9 Seasons (1947-49, 51-58) 1936-37 3 3 0 Frank Lorenz Walt Tyszkowski 2 12 1 .167 2 Seasons (1949-51) 1937-38 4 5 0 Frank Lorenz Jim Reed 12 18 1 .403 3 Seasons (1958-61) 1938-39 3 5 0 Frank Lorenz Clyde H. Witman 180 76 6 .698 17 Seasons (1961-71, 72-79) Bob Dalling 115 137 5 .457 13 Seasons (1971-72, 79-91) 1939-40 2 5 0 Ed Snavely Dom DiGioacchino 99 59 3 .630 8 Seasons (1992-99) 1940-41 1 4 1 Ed Snavely Angelo Borzio 68 56 0 .548 7 Seasons (2000-06) 1941-42 3 5 0 Ed Snavely Jason Kutz 2 11 0 .182 1 Season (2007) 1942-43 to 1945-46 No Team Joey Rivera 5 12 0 .294 1 Season (2008) Clyde Witman Overall 547 467 22 .539 74 Seasons 1946-47 3 4 0 Frank Grimm 1947-48 3 2 0 G. Ockershausen 1948-49 1 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1979-80 6 15 0 Bob Dalling 1949-50 2 6 0 Walt Tyszkowski 1980-81 6 17 0 Bob Dalling Cuvo Singlet Retired 1950-51 0 6 1 Walt Tyszkowski 1981-82 7 13 2 Bob Dalling Jack Cuvo, a two-time national champion, 1951-52 1 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1982-83 11 10 0 Bob Dalling had his singlet retired during ESU’s first 1952-53 1 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1983-84 7 16 0 Bob Dalling home match in 2005. A banner was raised 1953-54 1 5 1 G. Ockershausen 1984-85 14 7 0 Bob Dalling in Koehler Fieldhouse to celebrate Cuvo’s 1954-55 5 3 0 G. Ockershausen 1985-86 15 6 0 Bob Dalling 1955-56 2 7 0 G. Ockershausen 1986-87 11 12 0 Bob Dalling accomplishments and his singlet now 1956-57 4 5 0 G. Ockershausen 1987-88 9 8 1 Bob Dalling hangs in the wrestling room. 1957-58 3 6 0 G. Ockershausen 1988-89 4 9 1 Bob Dalling 1958-59 2 5 1 Jim Reed 1989-90 8 9 1 Bob Dalling 1959-60 4 7 0 Jim Reed 1990-91 10 6 0 Bob Dalling 1960-61 6 6 0 Jim Reed 1991-92 10 10 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1961-62 4 6 0 Clyde Witman 1992-93 10 7 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1962-63 6 4 1 Clyde Witman 1993-94 16 5 2 Dom DiGioacchino 1963-64 9 3 0 Clyde Witman 1994-95 14 7 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1964-65 6 5 0 Clyde Witman 1995-96 13 8 1 Dom DiGioacchino 1965-66 9 3 0 Clyde Witman 1996-97 12 6 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1966-67 14 0 0 Clyde Witman 1997-98 14 6 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1967-68 12 2 0 Clyde Witman 1998-99 10 10 0 Dom DiGioacchino 1968-69 12 4 0 Clyde Witman 1999-2000 11 6 0 Angelo Borzio 1969-70 11 1 1 Clyde Witman 2000-01 6 13 0 Angelo Borzio 1970-71 14 6 0 Clyde Witman 2001-02 8 9 0 Angelo Borzio 1971-72 7 9 0 Bob Dalling 2002-03 16 6 0 Angelo Borzio 1972-73 14 6 1 Clyde Witman 2003-04 10 8 0 Angelo Borzio 1973-74 9 6 0 Clyde Witman 2004-05 7 5 0 Angelo Borzio 1974-75 11 12 0 Clyde Witman 2005-06 10 9 0 Angelo Borzio 1975-76 12 4 2 Clyde Witman 2006-07 2 11 0 Jason Kutz 1976-77 12 4 1 Clyde Witman 2007-08 5 12 0 Joey Rivera 1977-78 14 3 0 Clyde Witman Overall 547 467 22 (.539) 1978-79 11 7 0 Clyde Witman Dual Meets (1969-2008) 1969-70 (11-1-1) 30...... Kutztown ...... 5 42...... Georgia Tech ...... 3 18...... Bloomsburg...... 25 ESU ...... OPP 38...... Mansfield ...... 0 30...... Florida Tech...... 9 1974-1975 (11-12) 32...... Montclair State ...... 8 15...... Wilkes...... 21 51...... Catawba...... 6 3 ...... Monclair State...... 30 37...... Elizabethtown...... 3 20...... Bloomsburg...... 18 28...... Western Carolina ...... 14 30...... Elizabethtown...... 14 27...... Yale...... 9 20...... Oswego State ...... 14 30...... Duke ...... 6 18...... Maryland ...... 17 26...... Millersville...... 8 35...... Lycoming ...... 5 20...... Millersville...... 24 6 ...... Lehigh ...... 29 19...... Shippenburg ...... 14 1971-72 (7-9) 18...... Lock Haven ...... 25 14...... So. Ill. Carbondale ...... 21 20...... Oswego State ...... 11 32...... Monclair State ...... 12 33...... Shippensburg ...... 8 12...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 18 16...... Lock Haven ...... 16 19...... Rutgers ...... 28 21...... Pittsburgh...... 15 20...... Indiana, PA ...... 18 14...... West Chester ...... 18 20...... Yale...... 26 28...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 15 11...... Slippery Rock ...... 26 39...... Kutztown ...... 2 37...... N. Y. Maritime ...... 10 28...... Kutztown ...... 17 19...... Bloomsburg...... 22 33...... Mansfield ...... 3 5 ...... Slippery Rock ...... 34 35...... Elizabethtown...... 9 27...... Trenton State ...... 12 25...... Wilkes...... 10 3 ...... Oregon State ...... 40 18...... West Chester ...... 21 9 ...... Millerville ...... 28 20...... Bloomsburg...... 12 27...... Millersville...... 8 20...... Wilkes...... 19 15...... Ashland...... 21 28...... Lycoming ...... 5 12...... Lock Haven ...... 28 21...... Bloomsburg...... 20 8 ...... Purdue ...... 30 1970-71 (14-6) 14...... Shippensburg ...... 20 1973-74 (9-6) 22...... Notre Dame...... 14 40...... Monclair State...... 0 24...... NYU...... 17 15...... Monclair State...... 29 46...... Youngstown State...... 3 32...... Elizabethtown...... 8 6 ...... Army ...... 30 24...... Elizabethtown...... 18 18...... Lock Haven ...... 15 22...... Yale...... 17 39...... Kutztown ...... 6 19...... Yale...... 16 37...... Shippensburg ...... 12 12...... Princeton ...... 22 6 ...... West Chester ...... 27 24...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 15 26...... Mansfield ...... 18 28...... Colgate ...... 8 28...... Elizabethtown...... 7 16...... Bloomsburg...... 25 31...... Kutztown ...... 6 5 ...... Navy ...... 32 20...... Mansfield ...... 16 11...... Slippery Rock ...... 33 27...... West Chester ...... 9 15...... Bloomsburg...... 19 2 ...... Wilkes...... 39 25...... Trenton State ...... 13 14...... N. C. State...... 20 25...... Appalachian State...... 10 1972-73 (14-6-1) 29...... Lock Haven ...... 20 13...... Bloomsburg...... 21 13...... Slippery Rock ...... 24 15...... Monclair State...... 33 36...... Shippenburg ...... 8 13...... Wilkes...... 22 28...... Springfield ...... 7 30...... Yale...... 15 39...... Mansfield ...... 3 25...... Millersville...... 10 21...... Springfield ...... 21 35...... Kutztown ...... 6 14...... Lock Haven ...... 22 18...... Bloomsburg...... 19 18...... West Chester ...... 17 21...... Shippensburg ...... 11 29...... Trenton State ...... 14 16...... Wilkes...... 23 22...... West Chester ...... 14 11...... Slippery Rock ...... 32 21...... Millerville ...... 22 18 ESU Wrestling Media Guide DUAL SEASONS

1975-1976 (12-4-2) 4 ...... Tennessee...... 43 45...... Montclair ...... 8 12...... Army ...... 32 33...... Elizabethtown...... 8 11...... East Carolina ...... 33 34...... Oneonta...... 9 39...... So. Connecticut ...... 10 28...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 14 15...... Lock Haven ...... 35 27...... Rutgers ...... 15 7 ...... Wilkes...... 38 21...... Slippery Rock ...... 14 13...... Shippensburg ...... 24 17...... Harvard ...... 22 20...... Rider ...... 27 9 ...... Bloomsburg...... 26 32...... Mansfield ...... 18 17...... Coast Guard...... 20 18...... William & Mary ...... 22 23...... Trenton State ...... 15 18...... Yale...... 31 21...... Lowell...... 20 17...... Princeton ...... 25 12...... Monclair State...... 31 35...... Mass. Maritime ...... 12 20...... Springfield ...... 21 34...... Penn ...... 0 24...... Millersville...... 20 26...... Kutztown ...... 15 18...... Lafayette ...... 25 1987-1988 (9-8-1) 39...... Northern Kentucky ...... 5 17...... Rutgers ...... 26 5 ...... Bloomsburg...... 45 8 ...... Bloomsburg...... 32 13...... Kentucky ...... 18 W ...... Cincinnati ...... Forfeit 15...... Bucknell...... 26 20...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 20 38...... Baldwin-Wallace...... 6 1980-1981 (6-17) 13...... Yale...... 30 29...... Shippensburg ...... 22 42...... Ohio Wesleyan ...... 6 24...... Allegheny ...... 12 10...... Drexel...... 30 34...... Kutztown ...... 12 17...... Lock Haven ...... 24 36...... Monclair...... 12 28...... So. Connecticut ...... 19 14...... No. Carolina State ...... 29 24...... Shippensburg ...... 18 7 ...... Princeton ...... 27 16...... Kutztown ...... 24 16...... Bucknell...... 22 40...... Mansfield ...... 11 26...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 27 22...... Millersville...... 23 32...... Yale...... 8 33...... Kutztown ...... 11 27...... Mansfield ...... 15 11...... West Chester ...... 30 12...... Navy ...... 30 19...... West Chester ...... 19 9 ...... Wilkes...... 33 15...... Shippensburg ...... 24 25...... Drexel...... 15 24...... Wilkes...... 20 10...... Millersville...... 31 21...... Wilkes...... 18 27...... Rutgers ...... 12 19...... Bloomsburg...... 19 3 ...... Missouri...... 49 22...... Princeton ...... 24 20...... Millersville...... 13 1976-1977 (12-4-1) 8 ...... Bloomsburg...... 26 9 ...... William & Mary ...... 31 24...... Cheyney...... 10 30...... Elizabethtown...... 12 8 ...... Shippensburg ...... 36 21...... Penn ...... 23 21...... Army ...... 19 20...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 18 13...... So. Connecticut ...... 24 1984-1985 (14-7) 16...... Wilkes...... 21 24...... Trenton State ...... 14 16...... Springfield ...... 27 19...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 21 12...... Rider ...... 33 31...... Mass. Maritime ...... 21 6 ...... West Virginia ...... 35 34...... Montclair ...... 17 16...... Princeton ...... 21 23...... Slippery Rock ...... 14 12...... Trenton ...... 28 34...... Mansfield ...... 9 14...... William & Mary ...... 21 24...... Monclair State...... 14 6 ...... Lock Haven ...... 40 27...... Kutztown ...... 8 30...... Hofstra ...... 17 11...... Millersville...... 32 30...... Shippensburg ...... 10 30...... West Chester ...... 16 1988-1989 (4-9-1) 21...... Lock Haven ...... 21 16...... Drexel...... 25 29...... Oneonta...... 12 8 ...... Bloomsburg...... 33 18...... Shippensburg ...... 20 15...... Rider ...... 34 27...... Lafayette ...... 8 23...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 19 42...... Mansfield ...... 3 23...... Yale...... 22 25...... Coast Guard...... 17 28...... Shippensburg ...... 12 25...... Yale...... 13 9 ...... West Chester ...... 34 23...... Harvard ...... 19 18...... N.C. State ...... 18 30...... Kutztown ...... 11 6 ...... Rutgers ...... 47 27...... Western N. E...... 18 14...... Bucknell...... 19 31...... West Chester ...... 6 8 ...... Lafayette ...... 35 24...... Springfield ...... 16 9 ...... Navy ...... 34 13...... Wilkes...... 24 39...... Kutztown ...... 6 13...... Bucknell...... 31 17...... Drexel...... 26 4 ...... Bloomsburg...... 27 1981-1982 (7-13-2) 28...... Yale...... 12 30...... Yale...... 14 20...... Columbia ...... 12 8 ...... Princeton ...... 39 18...... Drexel...... 25 21...... Rutgers ...... 13 35...... Bucknell...... 6 22...... Monclair...... 16 30...... So. Connecticut ...... 12 16...... Millersville...... 22 1977-1978 (14-3) 12...... West Chester ...... 31 25...... Millersville...... 14 11...... Wilkes...... 24 35...... Elizabethtown...... 6 26...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 16 17...... Shippensburg ...... 21 8 ...... Rider ...... 32 23...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 19 30...... Colgate ...... 15 15...... Wilkes...... 24 16...... Princeton ...... 24 26...... Monclair State...... 12 36...... Mansfield ...... 12 37...... Penn ...... 7 14...... William & Mary ...... 25 11...... Lehigh ...... 32 31...... Oneonta...... 18 12...... Princeton ...... 25 1989-1990 (8-9-1) 3 ...... Oregon State ...... 44 2 ...... Wilkes...... 40 6 ...... Bloomsburg...... 37 8 ...... Bloomsburg...... 27 30...... East Carolina ...... 10 11...... Millersville...... 37 1985-1986 (15-6) 13...... No. Carolina State ...... 26 30...... Millersville...... 12 30...... Springfield...... 20 35...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 11 35...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 2 20...... Shippensburg ...... 17 19...... Central Conn...... 21 14...... Army ...... 26 10...... Lehigh ...... 26 36...... Mansfield ...... 9 13...... Rider ...... 33 18...... Tennessee...... 22 41...... Shippensburg ...... 0 25...... Yale...... 12 6 ...... Lock Haven ...... 41 10...... No. Carolina State ...... 31 43...... Kutztown ...... 0 24...... Mass. Maritime ...... 15 12...... Trenton...... 33 27...... Harvard ...... 19 24...... Drexel...... 13 11...... Rhode Island ...... 25 17...... Yale...... 27 41...... U. S. Coast Guard ...... 12 11...... Navy ...... 32 31...... Kutztown ...... 15 19...... Drexel...... 30 36...... Western N. E...... 11 25...... Yale...... 14 21...... West Chester ...... 14 20...... So. Connecticut ...... 21 20...... Bucknell...... 25 21...... Rutgers ...... 15 22...... Bucknell...... 21 27...... Rutgers ...... 17 25...... Yale...... 18 28...... Millersville...... 12 29...... Wilkes...... 10 20...... Kutztown ...... 20 24...... Drexel...... 20 9 ...... Bucknell...... 37 26...... Rutgers ...... 14 12...... West Virginia ...... 36 26...... West Chester ...... 17 17...... Army ...... 23 1978-1979 (11-7) 6 ...... Bloomsburg...... 38 52...... Mansfield ...... 0 18...... Wilkes...... 20 28...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 26 19...... Lafayette ...... 19 40...... Kutztown ...... 0 10...... Rider ...... 27 19...... Monclair Strate ...... 23 1982-1983 (11-10) 23...... Millersville...... 19 18...... Duke ...... 22 25...... Bucknell...... 19 14...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 31 27...... Shippensburg ...... 16 28...... Princeton ...... 12 27...... Lafayette ...... 14 32...... Oneonta...... 12 15...... Springfield ...... 23 19...... Penn ...... 19 17...... Millersville...... 24 35...... Mansfield ...... 11 34...... Boston U...... 14 1990-1991 (10-6) 39...... New Hampshire ...... 7 29...... Montclair ...... 20 11...... Wilkes...... 28 3 ...... Bloomsburg...... 35 17...... No. Carolina St...... 28 14...... Wilkes...... 25 23...... William & Mary ...... 15 6 ...... Army ...... 30 31...... East Carolina ...... 9 30...... Lowell...... 12 21...... Princeton ...... 18 22...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 15 12...... Lock Haven ...... 33 27...... Coast Guard...... 22 37...... Penn ...... 14 20...... Lehigh ...... 18 24...... Shippensburg ...... 16 22...... Harvard ...... 24 1986-1987 (11-12) 22...... Drexel...... 12 45...... Mansfield ...... 4 25...... Springfield ...... 20 18...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 26 9 ...... Navy ...... 36 38...... Mass. Maritime ...... 12 18...... Lafayette ...... 19 41...... Seton Hall...... 11 33...... Yale...... 8 24...... Yale...... 15 13...... Yale...... 25 35...... Shippensburg ...... 10 25...... 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Navy ...... 35 1991-1992 (10-10) 7 ...... Wilkes...... 38 18...... Princeton ...... 26 53...... Mansfield ...... 0 3 ...... Lock Haven ...... 30 9 ...... Millersville...... 31 1983-1984 (7-16) 36...... West Chester ...... 9 46...... American ...... 0 19...... Southern Conn...... 23 17...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 27 14...... Millersville...... 24 27...... Hofstra ...... 9 6 ...... No. Carolina State ...... 39 41...... Mansfield ...... 6 49...... Cheyney...... 6 16...... Bucknell...... 21

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Liberty ...... 16 46...... American International ...... 6 39...... Howard ...... 12 25...... Shippensburg ...... 15 32...... California ...... 10 20...... Boston University ...... 18 14...... Montclair State ...... 32 27...... Princeton ...... 16 28...... Slippery Rock ...... 15 38...... UMass-Lowell ...... 6 30...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 12 22...... Harvard ...... 18 18...... Rider ...... 22 42...... Kean ...... 12 28...... Boston College ...... 17 9 ...... Army ...... 30 21...... Princeton ...... 15 27...... Montclair State ...... 15 11...... Boston University ...... 25 28...... Duquesne...... 10 26...... Morgan State ...... 12 7 ...... Navy ...... 29 22...... Millersville...... 16 25...... Slippery Rock ...... 13 20...... Penn ...... 15 24...... Howard ...... 9 6 ...... Seton Hall...... 26 12...... Bloomsburg...... 21 8 ...... Army ...... 38 15...... Virginia ...... 18 22...... Shippensburg ...... 15 35...... Binghamton...... 11 1992-1993 (10-7) 13...... Bloomsburg...... 22 24...... Wilkes...... 21 2004-05 (7-5) 33...... Montclair State ...... 6 28...... Wilkes...... 9 3 ...... Lehigh ...... 38 35...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 11 13...... Rutgers ...... 21 34...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 6 2000-2001 (6-13) 6 ...... Army ...... 29 18...... Bucknell...... 24 25...... Seton Hall...... 12 6 ...... Princetown ...... 33 33...... Shippensburg ...... 7 3 ...... No. Carolina State ...... 37 9 ...... Penn ...... 27 36...... American International ...... 12 42...... American ...... 7 45...... Wagner ...... 3 1996-1997 (12-6) 36...... Springfield ...... 3 19...... Rutgers ...... 13 37...... Manhattan ...... 7 38 ...... Montclair State ...... 7 7 ...... Army ...... 29 28...... Millersville...... 10 22...... Millersville...... 17 40...... American International ...... 3 13...... Columbia ...... 22 20...... Slippery Rock ...... 15 9 ...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 24 42...... Kutztown ...... 3 24...... Sacred Heart...... 12 16...... Drexel...... 21 30...... Univ. of Albany ...... 11 14...... Bucknell...... 18 12...... Eastern Michigan ...... 32 16...... Boston ...... 21 17...... Wilkes...... 16 15...... No. Carolina State ...... 27 12...... Pitt-Johnson...... 27 36...... Harvard ...... 3 26...... Slippery Rock ...... 18 11...... Rutgers ...... 27 9 ...... Clarion ...... 28 9 ...... Columbia ...... 22 7 ...... Bloomsburg...... 36 37...... Coppin State ...... 12 9 ...... Kent...... 33 15...... Bloomsburg...... 20 25...... Millersville...... 37 38...... Howard ...... 3 10...... Bucknell...... 28 2005-06 (10-9) 49...... Howard ...... 0 21...... Millersville...... 18 12...... Rutgers ...... 27 6 ...... Drexel...... 29 31...... Princeton ...... 11 16...... Harvard ...... 17 23...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 15 48...... Wagner ...... 3 7 ...... Penn ...... 32 23...... Boston University ...... 22 13...... Drexel...... 30 7 ...... Army ...... 27 0 ...... Rider ...... 36 30...... Shippensburg ...... 9 19...... Millersville...... 21 21...... Slippery Rock ...... 16 1993-1994 (16-5-2) 24...... Slippery Rock ...... 18 18...... Boston University ...... 22 22...... Ohio ...... 15 10...... Lock Haven ...... 29 17...... Brown...... 21 6 ...... Bloomsburg...... 27 14...... Mercyhurst ...... 19 27...... Cent. Connecticut ...... 17 13...... Bloomsburg...... 26 41...... Shippensburg ...... 3 54...... Delaware St...... 0 35...... Kean ...... 7 38...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 3 37...... Wilkes...... 6 10...... Kent State...... 28 16...... Drexel...... 16 24...... Seton Hall...... 11 2001-2002 (8-9) 21...... N.C. State ...... 17 29...... Manhattan ...... 12 1997-1998 (14-6) 42...... American International ...... 6 26...... Anderson ...... 9 9 ...... North Carolina...... 35 37...... Kutztown ...... 3 54...... Wagner ...... 4 10...... Appalachian St...... 23 6 ...... No. Carolina State ...... 28 42...... American International ...... 4 3 ...... Navy ...... 41 14...... Rutgers ...... 18 12...... 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Millersville...... 19 13...... Drexel...... 30 26...... Slippery Rock ...... 22 16...... Brown...... 24 36...... Shippensburg ...... 7 12...... Army ...... 24 25...... Bloomsburg...... 17 34...... Princeton ...... 9 22...... Bloomsburg...... 19 3 ...... Kent State...... 35 25...... Rutgers ...... 11 6 ...... Drexel...... 34 17...... Boston University ...... 20 12...... Clarion ...... 26 32...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 6 34...... Shippensburg ...... 3 32...... Binghamton...... 10 6 ...... Lock Haven ...... 32 42...... Princeton ...... 6 7 ...... Bloomsburg...... 30 3 ...... No. Carolina State ...... 38 15...... Rutgers ...... 30 25...... Penn ...... 12 34...... Wilkes...... 12 2002-2003 (16-6) 39...... Princeton ...... 6 19...... Rider ...... 15 33...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 10 31...... Columbia ...... 12 18...... Millersville...... 19 ...... 1994-1995 (14-7) 27...... Syracuse...... 13 32...... Wilkes...... 15 6 ...... Navy ...... 40 19...... Cent. Connecticut ...... 21 36...... Seton Hall...... 9 53...... Wagner ...... 0 17...... Delaware Valley ...... 28 12...... Drexel...... 23 1998-1999 (10-10) 38...... Kutztown ...... 4 24...... Boston University ...... 13 34...... Manhattan ...... 13 7 ...... Army ...... 29 50...... American International ...... 0 18...... American ...... 21 20...... Bucknell...... 21 25...... American International ...... 18 21...... Army ...... 16 9 ...... Bloomsburg...... 30 36...... Harvard ...... 3 24...... Kutztown ...... 15 9 ...... Rutgers ...... 25 2007-08 (5-12) 21...... Rutgers ...... 13 9 ...... Springfield ...... 25 25...... No. Carolina State ...... 13 9...... Drexel...... 30 39...... Coppin State ...... 9 19...... Bucknell...... 24 19...... Duke ...... 15 6...... Army ...... 36 26...... Howard ...... 16 16...... Rutgers ...... 24 12...... The Citadel ...... 19 4...... Lock Haven ...... 34 54...... Delaware State ...... 3 29...... Coppin State ...... 12 40...... Campbell ...... 4 3 ...... Kent State...... 35 14...... Millersville...... 18 32...... Howard ...... 12 18...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 15 15...... Clarion ...... 29 40...... Montclair ...... 6 21...... Montclair State ...... 14 21...... Millersville...... 21 16...... Stanford...... 29 22...... Boston University ...... 9 17...... Boston University ...... 19 12...... Harvard ...... 24 36...... Princeton ...... 12 29...... Wilkes...... 9 28...... Millersville...... 10 15...... Brown...... 15 12...... Rutgers ...... 24 22...... Bloomsburg...... 12 29 ...... Princeton ...... 9 35...... Shippensburg ...... 9 3...... Navy ...... 39 30...... Morgan State ...... 4 4 ...... Brown...... 36 17...... Drexel...... 22 26...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 14 13...... Seton Hall...... 26 10...... Drexel...... 30 18...... Boston ...... 15 24...... Millersville...... 19 50...... Wagner ...... 0 9 ...... Bloomsburg...... 32 34...... Slippery Rock ...... 8 10...... Delaware Valley ...... 28 3 ...... Penn ...... 38 9 ...... Shippensburg ...... 31 22...... Binghamton...... 12 15...... Binghamton...... 26 30...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 12 25...... Wilkes...... 16 15...... Bloomsburg...... 23 9 ...... Bucknell...... 28 41...... Princeton ...... 3 18...... Syracuse...... 26 6 ...... Cornell ...... 27 21...... Boston University ...... 17 9 ...... Rider ...... 27 40...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 11 2003-2004 (10-8) 6...... Bloomsburg...... 42 1995-1996 (13-8-1) 32...... Seton Hall...... 4 15...... Franklin & Marshall ...... 26 39...... Delaware State ...... 6 17...... Appalachian State...... 18 12...... Sacred Heart...... 24

20 ESU Wrestling Media Guide LETTERWINNERS (1960-2008) Name Years Fred Epler 1970-71 David Luthy 2008 Nick Rock 2004 Andrew Allessie 1982-83 Mike Ettore 1979 Richard Machose 1971 Alexander Roney 1972 Justin Altschul 2005 Michael Falcone 1976 Chris Madigan 1993, 95-96 Ryan Ross 2002 Rich Alvarez 1989 Skip Falcone 1977-78 Dan Madonna 1999-01 Dan Rossi 1970 Rusty Amato 1987-89 Jonathan Felder 1970-71 Ken Magaro 1978 Phil Row 1979 Skip Ammon 1979 Pete Ferrara 1980 Shane Mallory 2007-08 Dan Roy 1999-02 Doug Arena 1989, 1991-92 Kyle Ferris 2006 Raymond Manmiller 1971 Leif Ruschmeyer 2007 Terry Barry 1985-88 Steve Fidler 2000 Jason Marasco 1999 Craig Salvatore 1994-95 Gilbert Bastian 1973 Charles Fitzgerald 1996 Kemble Matter 1970-71 Al Sandt 1978 Bruce Bates 1980-84 Kevin Forbes 1996 Wayne Mauri 1987 Bob Scannell 1987-89 Marc Bauknecht 2001-02 Dan Forgione 2000 Jim McCabe 1996-97 Joe Schick 2008 Steve Baumbach 1989-90 Stanley Foster 2003-05 Ryan McCallum 2005 Fred Schneck 1973 Joe Beck 1987 Matt Gallagher 1985 Mike McCann 1986-87 James Schultz 1980-82 Matthew Benedetti 2008 Stephen Gambino 2007 Todd McClelland 1987-88 Rich Schumacher 1970 Joe Benvenuto 1978 Michael Gannon 1983 Sean McCracken 2004, 06 Russ Scorese 1989 Tony Bertoldi 1997 Barry Gay 1981-83 Gino McGorry 1980 Marc Scotti 1993-94 Alex Bimes 2006 Rodger Gay 1982 Giordano McMullen 1975 Frank Scotto 1995-97 Chris Birchler 2008 Mark Getz 1998 Jody McMullen 1976, 78-79 Carl Seitz 1974-75 Ben Bishop 2007 Jason Giandomenico 2003-04 Desi McNelis 1977-78 Steven Senior 1972-73 Don Blair 1977-78 Danny Gonzalez 2001, 04 Brian McTigue 2000 Tim Shallcross 1979 Angelo Borzio 1992-95 Chris Grammes 1986 Galen McWilliams 1976, 78-79 Andy Sheaffer 2001-02 Ben Brenneman 1999 Christopher Gruppo 1984 John Menafra 2008 John Shipley 1997 Darwin Brodt 1975-76 Shane Hanna 1994 Bob Migliaccio 1984-86 Greg Shoemaker 1976-79 Allen Brown 1971 Phil Hard 2005 Brandon Mihalko 2002-04 Bob Shourds 1987 Steven Bucher 1979-82 Ed Harris 2004 Greg Miller 1989 Mike Siravo 1988-89, 91 Ron Buck 1981 Scott Heckman 2005, 07 Jim Miller 1984-87 Nick Sita 1984-85 Mark Buelow 1995, 97 Mike Heeter 1983-85 John Miller 1976 Mark Siwek 1999-00 Steve Caccire 1999 Derron Henning 1984-86 Sam Moore 1985 Matt Sloand 1984-85, 87-88 Joey Camacho 2002 Ken Herishen 1991 Santo Moricii 1996-98 Jeremy Sluyter 1997-00 Michael Carmody 1984 Todd Herzog 1986 Chris Naylor 1997 Gregg Smith 1983 Jim Carls 1990-91 Kyle Heselpoth 2008 Nate Nauroth 2006 Jeff Smith 2003 Ken Carmichael 1992 Jarret Hoff 1998-99 David Neder 1971-73 Keith Smith 2003-06 John Carr 2003-05 Justin Hoff 1997-99 Roger Neff 1986 Mark Smith 2003-06 Scott Carr 1984-85 Dennis Hosler 1990-91 Andy Neibel 1986 Shawn Smith 2001-03 Sean Carr 2007-08 Tom Huber 1970 Tommy Nicolicchia 2001-02 Keith Spatz 1994 Wayne Carroll 1976-77 David Hughen 1996 Alberto Nieves 1988-90 Matt Sprenkle 1996 Mike Castro 1993, 95-96 Jesse Hull 1993 Randall Nunn 1984 Mike Stagaard 1988 Steve Castro 1992 Reynard Hunt 1972-73 Jesse Oberto 2000 Bruce Stambugh 1980 Brian Chamberlain 1991 Kerry Hyman 1977 Dan Odom 1981 Michael Stambaugh 1973-76 Pete Chamberlain 1986 Chris Jones 1990-91 John O’Hanlon 1980 Kevin Stephen 1982-83, 85 Matt Ciampa 1988, 90-92 Don Jones 1984-85 Mark Oldhouser 1990 Robert Stetler 1974-75 Kerry Ciatto 1977 Jeff Kaboly 1988 Tom Pagano 2008 John Stout 2007 Jon Clouser 2002 Arthur Kahn 1972-73 Mike Pahira 2003 Chris Sullivan 2006 Ryan Collins 2001 Adam Karasavicz 2004-06 Curt Pakutka 1987-89 Dave Sullivan 2006 Mike Collins 2000 Daren Keen 1981 Jeffery Parisi 1982 Matt Swallow 2006-08 Fredrick Compeau 1971-72 Ed Kemp 1978 Theodore Pease 1970-71 Fred Swanson 1972-75 Philip Conlin 1974-76 Gary Kessel 1974-77 Angelo Perri 2004 Kenneth Taylor 1984 Mitch Cordova 1992 Bill Kitinowsky 1977 Jason Peters 1995-97 Randy Tillman 1975-76 Robert Cormack 1972 Brad Kleckner 2000-02 John Petracci 1986 Bill Troop 1988-90, 92 Billy Cuff 1974, 77 Keith Kleckner 2001-05 Anthony Petrock 2001-02 Jonathan Tush 1981-82 T.J. Cuff 2003 Jason Kobrynich 1993-95 Dave Pierson 1982-83, 85 Eugene Ulrich 1973-75 Jack Cuvo 1986-89 Rich Koehler 1998-00 Sal Picone 1977 Tom Vara 1984, 86 Joseph Dasti 1984 Stu Kohn 1981 Joe Piscitello 1979 Jim Vargo 1977-80 Wade Davey 1971 Mark Koszyk 2003-04 John Pitzer 1970 Tony Vitale 1998-00 Tony DeAngelo 1990-92 Cory Kuncio 1998, 2000 Ken Primola 1999 Jeff Waldron 1988 Charles Deighton 2004-07 Bob LaFranco 1990 Anthony Ptak 1970-71 Brian Weida 1998-99 Louie DeLauro 1998, 2000-01 Daniel Leach 1975 Kevin Rake 2001 Marty White 1993 Todd Depaul 1978 Don Lehman 1974-77 Roberto Ramos 2005 Dave Williams 2006-08 Vince Desiderio 1981 Chris Lesoine 1991 Tyler Rapp 2004 Jeff Wolfe 1995-98 Dave DiSora 1990, 92-94 Keith Lichty 1974 Francis Ratchford 1982 Nick Woodward 2005 Mike DiSora 1987 Brian Liott 1994, 96 Mike Recker 94, 92, 91 Dan Woolever 1981-83 Matt Dudeck 2001-02 Jon Loercher 1988-92 Gerald Reed 1973 David Yohn 1971 Mike Duncan 1978-80 Dan Long 1995-96, 98-99 Alan Reto 1980-81, 83 Joe Zaun 1979 Jesse Dunn 2008 Phil Lossa 1992 Ross Richard 1989-92 Ben Zerance 2001 Glen Eby 1971-72 Chris Lotito 1989 Melvin Riddick 1974 Dave Zettlemoyer 1991 Mike Egan 1993-94, 97 Tom Louder 1970 Joey Rigous 1985 Jay Effrece 1985 Eric Love 1985 Shadi Rimawi 1994-95 Steve Elicker 1990-91, 93-94 Bill Luckenbaugh 1971-74 Todd Roberts 1994

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