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Follow Big Red Wrestling NCAAs #7 (13-3, 5-0 Ivy) at 2019 NCAA Championships World Wide Web...... www.CornellBigRed.com Facebook...... www.Facebook.com/cornellwrestling March 21-23, 2019 • Pittsburgh, Pa. • PPG Paints Arena (19,758) Twitter...... www.Twitter.com/bigredwrestling Live Video: ESPN Networks • Live Stats: NCAA.com hampions YouTube...... www.Youtube.com/cornellwrestling EIWA C — 1910, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1922, 1923, 1926, 1930, 1958, 1992, 1993, Camps...... www.CornellWrestlingCamps.com 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Live Video (Home Matches)...... www.IvyLeagueNetwork.com Live Audio (All Matches)...... www.ESPNIthaca.com Lineup at the 2019 NCAA Championship Cornell Coaching Staff #7 Cornell Big Red Weight Notes Head Coach Rob Koll #8 Vitali Arujau (26-2)...... Sports 21-1 record since dropping to 125, 2019 EIWA runner-up, 1st team All-Ivy Cornell head coach Rob Koll is in his 26th season at Cornell 125 (306-94-5, .762; 121-8-1 Ivy, .935) ... he is the David R. Dunlop #9 Chaz Tucker (27-4)...... 133...... 2x NCAA qualifier, 2019 EIWA champ, 50-16 career, enters with 14-match win streak ‘59 Head Coach of Wrestling at Cornell ... the all-time win- #1 (24-0)...... 2018 NCAA champion, 2x EIWA champ, 2x Ivy Wrestler of the Year, 61-1 career record ningest wrestling coach in program history, Koll has guided 141 the Big Red to 17 straight titles (20 overall), 11 #16 Brandon Womack (20-8)...... 174...... 2017 NCAA All-American, 2017 EIWA champ, 3x NCAA qualifier, 74-30 career record EIWA crowns and eight top five NCAA team finishes, including #5 Max Dean (21-5)...... 2018 NCAA All-American, 2019 EIWA champ, 2x first-team All-Ivy, 53-11 career second twice (2010, 2011) ... he was the 2005 NWCA Division 184 I Coach of the Year and the Dan Gable Coach of the Year ... his #9 Ben Honis (19-4)...... 197...... 2x NCAA qualifier, 2x EIWA qualifier, 2019 EIWA runner-up, 67-33 career wrestlers have won 15 national titles with 67 All-Americans #24 Jeramy Sweany (15-8)...... 3x NCAA qualifier, 3x All-Ivy, 3x EIWA qualifier, 69-43 career record and 64 individual EIWA champions. HWT Assistant Coaches...... Mike Grey (Cornell ‘11) STORY LINES: Gabe Dean (Cornell ‘17) Volunteer Assistant Coach...... (Cornell ‘13) • Rob Koll’s Cornell wrestling team will head to Pittsburgh, Pa. with their sights set on bringing home national titles and All-America Athletic Trainer...... Chris Scarlata honors when the 2019 NCAA Championship begins on Thursday, March 21 at the PPG Paints Arena. Strength Coach...... Tom Howley • Live video of every match can be viewed on the ESPN family of networks. Cornell Athletic Communications • Cornell is ranked seventh nationally in the final USA Today/NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll and was 13-3 in dual matches this Director...... Jeremy Hartigan season, with wins over six nationally ranked teams — Northern Iowa (21-14), (23-9), Lock Haven (32-9), Princeton (34-7) Deputy Director...... Julie Greco Assistant Director - Content Manager...... Brandon Thomas Virginia Tech (17-16) and North Carolina (29-5) — as well as both West Virginia (20-15) and Indiana (21-10). Intern - Multimedia Coordinator...... JJ Klein • The Big Red has already extended its record streak of Ivy titles to 17, extending its conference win streak to 88 matches in the process, Dir. of Multimedia, Prod. & Web Comm...... John Lukach Assistant Director - Video...... John Enright and took second at the EIWA championship. Digital Content & Strategic Comm. Specialist...... Eldon Lindsay • Cornell also ranked at the top of the NWCA Mid-Major poll for the second time in three years. Web Site...... www.CornellBigRed.com Facebook...... www.Facebook.com/cornellathletics • The Big Red has set its sights high — with the NCAA Championships set for Pittsburgh, Pa. in March, Cornell believes it should be in Twitter...... www.twitter.com/cornellsports the mix for yet another top 10 team finish — something it has done in each of the last 11 seasons. YouTube...... www.youtube.com/cornellathletics • Only Cornell and Iowa can make that claim. 2018-19 Schedule & Results • The Big Red bring seven qualifiers to nationals this season — the same number it did a year ago when it crowned four All-Americans Overall Record: 13-2 and Yianni Diakomihalis as the NCAA champion at 141 pounds on the way to a seventh-place team finish. Ivy League: 5-0 • EIWA: 6-1 • Non-Conference: 6-1 • Diakomihalis is looking to become the fifth multiple-time national champion in program history, joining Big Red assistant coaches Kyle Home: 4-0 • Road: 7-1 • Neutral: 2-1 Dake ‘13 (a four-time champion) and Gabe Dean ‘17 (two-time champion). NOVEMBER • Six NCAA qualifiers are making a return trips to nationals — Chas Tucker (133), Diakomihalis (141), Brandon Womack (174), Max Dean 16 # at Binghamton...... W, 36-6 (184), Ben Honis (197) and Jeramy Sweany (285). 17 WEST VIRGINIA...... W, 20-15 • Returning national champion Diakomihalis joins Womack (2017 at 165) and Dean as All-Americans eyeing another podium finish. 18 STATE INTERCOLLEGIATES...11th, 58 pts. • Entering 2019 NCAAs, there are 22 former Big Red wrestlers who have earned All-America honors more than once. DECEMBER • Womack and Sweany are three-time NCAA qualifiers, becoming the 30th and 31st Big Red grapplers to reach nationals at least three times. • Sweany is out to become the first Big Red All-American at heavyweight in program history. 30-1 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational...... 21st, 20 pts. • Freshman Vitali Arujau, the EIWA runner-up at 125 pounds, is making his first appearance at nationals and will attempt to become the 16 at #16 Northern Iowa...... W, 21-14 first Big Red All-American and 125 since in 2015, as well as the fifth freshman All-American in the last three seasons. 29-30 South Beach Duals 29 & vs. #18 Wyoming...... W, 23-9 CORNELL NCAA NOTES: 30 & vs. Indiana...... W, 21-10 • Cornell and Iowa are the only two schools to finish in the top 10 at NCAAs every year since 2008. 30 & vs. #6 Missouri...... L, 9-22 • The Big Red has had at least one individual NCAA champion in nine of the last 11 years and at least one finalist in 11 straight campaigns. JANUARY • Cornell has at least two wrestlers seeded in the top five in their weight class from the fifth straight year (No. 1 Yianni Diakomihalis at 12 # at Lehigh...... L, 16-19 141; No. 5 Max Dean at 184). 19 *# at Columbia...... W, 30-10 • Cornell has placed in the top five at the NCAA championships in six of the last 10 seasons and in the top 10 in 14 of the last 16 years 26 *# at Brown...... W, 42-6 (11 straight). *# at Harvard...... W, 50-0 • The Big Red has had 14 different wrestlers win a combined 20 NCAA titles — Kyle Dake is one of three wrestlers to claim four national FEBRUARY crowns (doing it in four different weight classes), while Gabe Dean, Dave Auble, Travis Lee have won two titles apiece. 2 #24 LOCK HAVEN...... W, 32-9 8 *# PENN...... W, 40-3 2019 NCAA Qualifiers By Conference 9 *# #19 PRINCETON...... W, 34-7 Conference 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285 Total 15 at #14 Virginia Tech...... W, 17-16 Big Ten Conference 9 8 9 6 9 9 8 8 5 7 78 16 at #13 North Carolina...... W, 29-5 5 5 6 7 1 6 5 5 7 6 53 22 #6 OHIO STATE...... L, 9-25 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association 4 4 3 5 6 4 5 6 6 4 47 MARCH Atlantic Coast Conference 2 4 4 4 4 4 3 5 4 3 37 8-9 at EIWA Championships (Vestal, N.Y.)...... 2nd, 139 pts. Mid-American Conference 4 3 4 1 5 1 2 2 1 4 27 21-23 at NCAA Championships (Pittsburgh, Pa.)...... All Day Pacific-12 Conference 3 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 17 * - Ivy League match; # - EIWA match; & - South Beach Duals Eastern Wrestling League 1 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 2 14 Home matches in BOLD CAPS Southern Conference 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 13 TOTAL NCAA QUALIFIERS 29 29 29 28 29 29 27 29 28 29 286

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• Cornell has had 43 wrestlers earn Rob Koll a total of 83 All-America honors, All-Time At EIWAs School Placewinners Champs 2nd 3rd The David R. Dunlop ‘59 Head Coach including 63 total All-Americans since 2002. Lehigh 642 217 161 125 • Rob Koll, the David R. Dunlop ’59 Head Coach of • Since Rob Koll took over prior to the Cornell 501 161 110 99 Wrestling, is in his 26th season as the mentor of the 1993-94 campaign, Cornell has had Navy 447 105 91 90 Cornell wrestling program. 172 NCAA qualifiers, 63 All-Amer- Penn 356 65 87 96 • Under Koll’s direction, the Big Red has captured 20 icans and 15 national champions. onsecutive itles Ivy League titles, crowned 15 NCAA champions and In the first 63 seasons of the NCAA C EIWA T achieved 67 All-Americans and 64 individual EIWA tournament, the Big Red program School (Years) Consecutive Titles champs. had 82 total NCAA qualifiers, 16 Cornell (2007-17)...... 11 • He is the school’s career leader in wins, posting a All-Americans and five national Cornell (1912-17)...... 6 306-94-5 (.762) career record. champions. Lehigh (2002-06)...... 5 • Over the past 13 years, Cornell has shown without question that it is one of the nation’s • The Big Red has qualified at least Lehigh (1931-35)...... 5 elite squads with 53 All-Americans, 11 national champions, eight top five team finishes half its lineup in 20 of the last 21 Yale (1905-09)...... 5 at the NCAAs and 11 EIWA titles. seasons and 18 in a row. Penn (1996-99)...... 4 Navy (1943-46)...... 4 • In addition, the Big Red has won 17 consecutive Ivy crowns and 88 straight Ivy matches. • Cornell has scored at least 50 team Penn State (1918-21)...... 4 points in 14 of the last 16 NCAA THE KOLL FILE tournaments, finishing no lower than Longest Active Conference Title Streaks PERSONAL 12th in any campaign. Conference...School (Years)...... Consec. Titles Family: wife Rachel, sons William and Daniel. • At least three Cornellians have taken Ivy...... Cornell (2003-pr)...... 17 the podium as All-Americans in each EDUCATION Big 12...... Oklahoma State (2013-pr)...... 7 North Carolina University - Chapel Hill, 1989 (B.A. in Communication) of the last 16 seasons. MAC...... Missouri (2013-pr)...... 7 • The Big Red’s seven NCAA qualifiers WRESTLING EXPERIENCE EIWA...... Lehigh (2018-pr)...... 2 were 91-1 (.989) against wrestlers EWL...... Lock Haven (2018-pr)...... 2 University of North Carolina who will not compete championship • 1988 NCAA champion at 158 pounds. ACC...... North Carolina State (2019-pr)...... 1 • Four-time NCAA All-American, posted 150-20-1 career record. tournament. Big Ten...... Penn State (2019-)...... 1 • Three-time ACC champion. • Sophomore Yianni Diakomihalis Pac-12...... Stanford (2019-pr)...... 1 • Twice selected to compete in the NWCA All-Star Classic. enters the NCAA Championship with Southern...... Campbell (2019-pr)...... 1 Post Collegiate an individual 42-match win streak, • Alternate for 1992 U.S. OIympic team. • Won his weight class at the 1990 and 1993 World Cups. the fifth-longest in school history. • A 1992 World Cup Grand Prix champion. • Placed fifth at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. LAST TIME AT NCAAS: • Pan-Am Games champ in 1989. • Freshman Yianni Diakomihalis used a four-point cradle in the closing seconds to become Cornell’s second • National Freestyle champion in 1990 and 1991. • Runner-up at the 1989 Olympic Festival in Oklahoma City, Okla. freshman NCAA champion, topping No. 1 seed of Wyoming 7-4 in the 141 pound final at the 2018 meet in Cleveland, Ohio. • Assistant coach under Jack Spates for four seasons, helping Big Red to four Ivy and two EIWA titles. • For the Cornell program, the win gave the Big Red its 20th individual national with Diakomihalis becom- • Helped develop 18 NCAA qualifiers in his four seasons as an assistant. ing the 14th to contribute to the total. COACHING EXPERIENCE • In addition, junior Jon Jay Chavez (165) and freshmen Max Dean (184) and Ben Darmstadt (197) also EIWA NCAA reached the podium to collect their first All-America finishes. Year School Position Record Ivy Record (Finish) Finish Finish • Cornell finished seventh overall with 48 team points. 1993-94 Cornell Head Coach 14-6 4-1 (2nd) 4th t-17th 1994-95 Cornell Head Coach 15-5 5-0 (1st) 4th t-56th 1995-96 Cornell Head Coach 14-3 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-42nd LAST TIME OUT: 1996-97 Cornell Head Coach 11-5 3-2 (3rd) 4th t-41st • Junior Chas Tucker (133) and sophomore Max Dean (184) each won their first conference title and 1997-98 Cornell Head Coach 11-5-2 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-67th 1998-99 Cornell Head Coach 16-2-1 4-0-1 (t-1st) 2nd t-33rd sophomore Yianni Diakomihalis repeated at 141 pounds as Cornell took second to Lehigh in the team 1999-00 Cornell Head Coach 11-4 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-34th race at the 2019 EIWA Championship at Binghamton’s Events Center. 2000-01 Cornell Head Coach 8-4-1 4-1 (t-1st) 4th t-28th • Cornell qualified six to the NCAA Championships, placed eight individuals and earned 139 team points, 2001-02 Cornell Head Coach 8-4 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-18th behind only the Mountain Hawks (153). 2002-03 Cornell Head Coach 13-5 5-0 (1st) 2nd 10th 2003-04 Cornell Head Coach 11-6 5-0 (1st) 3rd 11th • Senior Ben Honis (197), junior Brandon Womack (184) and freshman Vitali Arujau (125) all finished as 2004-05 Cornell Head Coach 12-4 5-0 (1st) 2nd 4th EIWA runners-up, with Womack and Arujau dropping two-point decisions and Honis falling by three - all 2005-06 Cornell Head Coach 10-4 5-0 (1st) 2nd 5th against nationally-ranked top 10 opponents. 2006-07 Cornell Head Coach 9-5 5-0 (1st) 1st 12th 2007-08 Cornell Head Coach 9-5 5-0 (1st) 1st 9th • They were among eight total Big Red wrestlers who placed during the two-day tournament. 2008-09 Cornell Head Coach 12-2 5-0 (1st) 1st 6th 2009-10 Cornell Head Coach 9-4-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 2nd THE STREAKS: 2010-11 Cornell Head Coach 13-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 2nd • The Big Red is 71-2 (.973) in its last 73 duals against current EIWA competitors dating back to 2010-11. 2011-12 Cornell Head Coach 11-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 4th 2012-13 Cornell Head Coach 14-4 5-0 (1st) 1st 5th • Cornell is 110-5-1 (.953) in dual meet action against current EIWA teams dating back to 2004-05, includ- 2013-14 Cornell Head Coach 13-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 7th ing 98-0 against teams other than Lehigh. 2014-15 Cornell Head Coach 17-2 5-0 (1st) 1st 5th • Head coach Rob Koll’s teams have racked up 17 Ivy League titles in a row, the longest title streak in any 2015-16 Cornell Head Coach 6-5 5-0 (1st) 1st 7th 2016-17 Cornell Head Coach 13-2 5-0 (1st) 1st 8th sport in conference history. 2017-18 Cornell Head Coach 13-2 5-0 (1st) 2nd 7th • Cornell has won 88 consecutive Ivy League dual meets dating back to the 2001-02 campaign. 2018-19 Cornell Head Coach 13-3 5-0 (1st) 2nd • Big Red wrestling is 91-2 in dual meets (.978) against unranked teams dating back to the beginning Totals as head coach 26th season at COR 306-94-5 121-8-1 of the 2007-08 season. • Cornell is 113-21 (.843) in dual meet competition in the last nine seasons. • Cornell is 48-5 (.906) in its last 53 road dual matches after having its 12-meet win streak away from home at Lehigh on Jan. 12.

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TALL IVY: BY THE NUMBERS: • Since Rob Koll took over the Cornell program in 1993, the Big Red has gone 121-8-1 (.935) in its 130 Ivy League matches. .568 — Win percentage at NCAAs • Over that same span, Penn is next best at 97-32-1, followed by Brown (51-77-1) and Columbia (47-83). .586 — Win percentage at EIWAs • Rounding out the field is Harvard 41-88-1 and Princeton 30-100. .608 — Win percentage by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926) • Dating back to the 2002-03 season (16 years), Cornell’s perfect 85-0 record laps the competition. Penn is second-best at 58-27, followed .669 — Dual meet winning percentage by Columbia 36-49, Princeton 27-58, Brown 26-58-1 and Harvard 23-61-1. .850 — Ivy League dual meet winning percentage • Since the start of Ivy competition, the Big Red is 298-52-1 (.850) with 40 league titles in 63 seasons (12 second place finishes). 1 — Gold medal winner (Charles Ackerly, 1920 in Antwerp, Belgium - freestyle featherweight) Since 2002-03 (current title streak) Since 1992-93 (Rob Koll arrives at Cornell) Since 1955-56 (first season of Ivy competition) 1 — Hodge Award winner as the nation’s most out- Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB standing wrestler (Kyle Dake ‘13 — 2013) 1. Cornell 85-0 1.000 — 1. Cornell 121-8-1 .935 — 1. Cornell 298-52-1 .850 — 2. Penn 58-27 .682 27 2. Penn 97-32-1 .750 24 2. Penn 181-163-7 .526 114 2 — Highest team finish at the NCAA champion- 3. Columbia 36-49 .424 49 3. Brown 52-77-1 .404 69 3. Princeton 167-179-5 .483 129 ships, accomplished in 2010 and 2011 4. Princeton 27-58 .318 58 4. Columbia 47-83 .362 74 4. Columbia 146-202-3 .420 151 4 — Big Red Olympians 5. Brown 26-58-1 .312 58.5 5. Harvard 41-88-1 .319 80.5 5. Harvard 133-214-4 .385 163.5 4 — Consecutive NCAA titles by Kyle Dake ‘13, 6. Harvard 23-61-1 .276 61.5 6. Princeton 30-100 .231 92 6. Brown 108-196-4 .357 166 one of four wrestlers to win four titles and the 7. Yale 94-105-6 .473 N/A first to do so at four different weight classes and 8. Dartmouth 2-17 .105 N/A without a redshirt season 5 — Sheridan Award winners (most pins in • The Big Red has crowned at least one EIWA champion in each of the last 18 seasons and in 28 of the last 29 years. shortest period at EIWA championship) • The Big Red is 52-7 (.881) in its last 59 home duals dating back to the 2009-10 season. 5 — Ivy League Coach of the Year 6 — The Big Red is one of just six schools to win • Sophomore Max Dean is 28-2 and classmate Yianni Diakomihalis is 27-1 in dual matches for their career, with freshman Vitali Arujau the NWCA National Duals (2011) unbeaten at 16-0. 7 — EIWA Rookie of the Year • Cornell has won 36 straight meets against New York state opponents. 9 — EIWA Wrestlers of the Year 11 — Consecutive EIWA team titles from 2007-17 TEAM NOTES TO KNOW: (conference record) • The Big Red has won 17 consecutive Ivy crowns and 88 straight Ivy matches. 12 — EIWA Fletcher award winners (most career • Cornell’s 17 straight Ivy League titles build on the Big Red’s record of consecutive Ivy titles by the same team in a sport. The wrestling team points at EIWA championships) has won four more than Cornell had in men’s gymnastics (from 1967-68 to 1976-77) and men’s lacrosse (1973-74 to 1982-83), as well as 15 — Coaches Award winners (EIWA Outstand- Princeton in men’s lacrosse (1994-95 to 2003-04). ing Wrestler) • Every four-year member of the Cornell wrestling team who has enrolled since 1980 has won at least one Ivy League title during their career. 17 — Ivy League Rookie of the Year • Cornell went 43-7 in individual Ivy matches in 2018-19, its best showing since going 43-6 during the 2010-11 campaign. 17 — Consecutive Ivy League team titles (confer- ence record) • The Big Red outscored its five Ivy League opponents by a 196-26 margin. 18 — Ivy League Wrestlers of the Year • Head coach Rob Koll became the eighth Big Red coach in any sport to reach 300 career victories with a win at Brown on Jan. 26, 2019 and 20 — NCAA champions now sports a 306-94-5 record in dual meets. 20 — Win by fall for Gabe Dean (2017), a single- • Since the Friedman Wrestling Center opened in January of 2003, the Big Red is 77-14-1 in dual matches (.842) there. season school record • The Big Red holds a 36-match win streak against teams from New York dating back to 2004, including 18 consecutive at home. 25 — EIWA team titles • The Big Red is 259-81-3 all-time against teams from New York state in its history — Army (11-17-1), Binghamton (8-0), Brooklyn Poly (2-0), 43 — Wins in a season for Nahshon Garrett (2013) Buffalo (8-4), Clarkson (2-0), Colgate (29-2), Columbia (90-13), Cortland (17-1), Geneseo (1-0), Hofstra (19-4), Ithaca (12-3), Long Island and Gabe Dean (2015), a school record (1-0), Manhattan (1-0), NYU (2-0), Queens (1-0), RPI (2-0), RIT (7-0-1), St. Lawrence (0-1), Syracuse (42-35-1), Union (2-1) and Wagner (2-0). 55 — Career falls for Mack Lewnes ‘11, a school record CORNELL DOMINATES ALL-IVY AWARDS: 77 — All-time wins at Friedman Wrestling Center • For the second straight year, Yianni Diakomihalis (Wrestler of the Year) and Rob Koll (co-Coach of the Year) led a sweep of the conference’s (77-14-1) 79 — Consecutive matches won by Kyle Dake ‘13 major awards and all 10 Cornell starters earned a spot on the year-end All-Ivy League team. to close his career, a school record • Freshman Vitali Arujau was named Rookie of the Year and was joined by six teammates on the Ancient Eight first team after vote by the 88 — Consecutive Ivy League dual match wins league’s six head coaches. (conference record) • The seven first-team selections are the most since also picking up seven of the 10 weight classes during the 2013-14 season. 84 — NCAA All-Americans • The high for Cornell is eight in 2009-10. It is also the first time since 2013-14 that all 10 starters earned accolades and the third time in 91 — Dual meet wins over Columbia, the most five years Cornell has swept the Wrestler, Rookie of and Coach of the Year honors. against any opponent (91-13) • Diakomihalis (141) and Arujau (125) were joined on the first team by seniors Ben Honis (197) and Jeramy Sweany (285), juniors Chas 95 — Dual meet wins over nationally ranked Tucker (133) and Brandon Womack (174) and sophomore Max Dean (184). teams since 1990 (95-84-5) • Sophomore Adam Santoro (157) was a second-team pick, while senior Jonathan Furnas (149) and freshman Andrew Berreyesa (165) 101 — Career bonus wins for Gabe Dean ‘17, a garnered honorable mention accolades. school record 152 — Career wins by Gabe Dean ‘17, the school’s career leader 153 — First-team All-Ivy League selections Cornell Individual National Rankings (March 12, 2019) 161 — EIWA champions Weight Name Intermat AWN W.I.N. Open Mat TrackWrestling Flo 250 — Individual NCAA qualifiers 125 Vitali Arujau 8 8 9 8 9 9 271 — EIWA individual finalists 133 Chas Tucker 10 9 10 10 9 8 298 — All-time Ivy League dual meet wins (298-52-1) 299 — All-Ivy League selections 141 Yianni Diakohimalis 1 1 1 1 1 1 501 — EIWA placewinners 174 Brandon Womack 14 18 14 18 13 15 538 —Wins at NCAAs 184 Max Dean 4 6 5 3 5 3 823 — All-time dual meet wins (823-403-20) 15,179 — Match wins by Cornell wrestlers (since 197 Ben Honis 7 13 10 7 8 7 1926) 285 Jeramy Sweany — — — — 25 18 25,193 — Matches wrestled by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926)

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Season Charts • Cornell has won 17 consecutive Ivy League titles and has an 88-match conference win streak dating Career Charts Season Wins back to 2002. Career Wins (100+ wins) 1. Gabe Dean (2014-15)...... 43 1. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 152 Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 43 2. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 150 3. Mike Nevinger (2012-13)...... 42 WORK IN CLASSROOM HONORED BY NWCA: 3. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 149 Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 42 4. Cam Simaz (2009-12)...... 145 Mike Grey (2007-08)...... 42 • Cornell joined Ohio State and Penn as the lone NCAA wrestling schools to rank in the top 10 at the national 5. Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 143 6. Joe Mazzurco (2004-05)...... 41 championships and the top 20 NWCA All-Academic team list last season. 6. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 137 Clint Wattenberg (2001-02)...... 41 7. Dustin Manotti (2003-06)...... 135 David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 41 • Cornell ranked 21st nationally with its team 3.234 grade point average. 8. Mark Fergeson (1990-93)...... 133 9. Gabe Dean (2013-14)...... 40 9. Steve Bosak (2009-13)...... 131 Mack Lewnes (2009-10)...... 40 • Noah Baughman, Max Dean and Will Koll were honored individually for their outstanding achievements 10. Chris Villalonga (2011-15)...... 122 Tyler Baier (2004-05)...... 40 in the classroom. 11. Jerry Rinaldi (2004-07)...... 120 12. Steve Anceravage (2006-09)...... 119 Season Winning Percentage (min. 20 matches) • The Big Red was ranked No. 8 last season on the All-Academic list among 30 schools that posted a 3.1 Brian Realbuto (2013-17)...... 119 1. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 1.000 (37-0) 14. Jordan Lee (2005-09)...... 118 Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 1.000 (37-0) GPA or better as a team. 15. Mike Grey (2008-11)...... 117 3. Kyle Dake (2011-12)...... 1.000 (35-0) • All six Ivy League schools were listed, with Harvard taking the top spot for the third straight year (3.565). 16. Jace Bennett (2012-15)...... 115 4. Travis Lee (2002-03)...... 1.000 (34-0) 17. Clint Wattenberg (1999-2003)...... 113 5. Troy Nickerson (2008-09)...... 1.000 (25-0) • Of the 30 teams, 21 were repeat selections from last year. Mike Nevinger (2011-14)...... 113 6. Yianni Diakomihalis (2018-19)..1.000 (24-0) 19. David Hirsch (1991-94)...... 112 7. Dave Auble (1958-59)...... 1.000 (20-0) 20. Joe Mazzurco (2002-06)...... 110 8. Mack Lewnes (2009-10)...... 976 (40-1) HIRSCH ‘94 RECEIVES NCAA SILVER ANNIVERSARY AWARD: Justin Kerber (2007-11)...... 110 9. Travis Lee (2004-05)...... 974 (37-1) Frank Perelli (2008-12)...... 110 Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-18).....974 (37-1) • Dr. David Hirsch ‘94 received the NCAA’s Silver Anniversary Award at the 2019 Honors Celebration on Jan. 23. Tyler Baier (2001-05)...... 103 23 during the 2019 NCAA Convention in Orlando, Fla. Jim Stanec (1998-2002)...... 103 Season Bonus Wins 25. Shawn Bradley (1996-99)...... 101 1. Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 31 • He was joined in receiving the award by Tim Cullen (Air Force), Mia Hamm (North Carolina), Lisa Leslie 2. Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 30 Career Winning Percentage 3. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 28 (Southern California), Heath Shuler (Tennessee) and Jason Varitek (Georgia Tech). 1. Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-pr)...... 984 (61-1) Mack Lewnes (2010-11)...... 28 • The Silver Anniversary Award annually recognizes distinguished individuals on the 25th anniversary of 2. Dave Auble (1958-60)...... 981 (51-1) 5. Travis Lee (2004-05)...... 27 3.. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 972 (137-4) 6. David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 26 the conclusion of their college athletics careers. 4. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 956 (152-7) Dustin Manotti (2004-05)...... 26 5. Frank Bettucci (1951-53)...... 941 (48-3) Ben Darmstadt (2017-18)...... 26 • Hirsch was the 1994 NCAA Division I wrestling champion at 126 pounds. 6. Glenn Stafford (1927-29)...... 929 (26-2) Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-18)...... 26 • He became the first Cornell student-athlete since 1960 and just the fifth in school history to win a 7. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 9259 (150-12) 10. Gabe Dean (2015-16)...... 25 8. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 9255 (149-12) Cam Simaz (2010-11)...... 25 national wrestling crown. 9. Troy Nickerson (2006-10)...... 924 (97-8) Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 25 • A member of the Cornell Athletics and Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Halls of Robert Mathers (1938-40)...... 923 (24-2) Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 25 Fame, Hirsch was a three-time EIWA champion and a two-time All-American during his time on East Hill. Career Bonus Wins Season Falls 1. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 101 1. Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 20 • His record of 116-17 ranked third in career wins at Cornell at the time. 2. Cam Simaz (2009-12)...... 93 2. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 18 • Following graduation in 1994 with a degree in Applied Economics & Management, Hirsch graduated 3 Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 92 Ben Darmstadt (2017-18)...... 18 4. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 91 4. Cam Simaz (2010-11)...... 17 from New York University College of Dentistry in 1999 and then completed medical school, wrapping up 5. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 83 Steve Anceravage (2007-08)...... 17 6. Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 81 6. Mack Lewnes (2010-11)...... 15 a six-year oral and maxillofacial surgery residency at Bellevue/NYU. 7. Mark Fergeson (1990-93)...... 74 7. Mack Lewnes (2009-10)...... 14 • Today, Hirsch is chief of the Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery/General Surgery, Department of 8. Steve Bosak (2009-13)...... 73 Brian Realbuto (2013-14)...... 14 9. Brian Realbuto (2013-17)...... 70 Jace Bennett (2012-13)...... 14 Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. 10. Dustin Manotti (2003-06)...... 68 10. Tyler Baier (2004-05)...... 13 Mack Lewnes (2008-09)...... 13 • Throughout his professional career, Hirsch has traveled internationally for philanthropic purposes, per- Career Falls Steve Bosak (2011-12)...... 13 forming surgeries ranging from correction of genetic deformities to major head and neck reconstruction. 1. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 55 Mack Lewnes (2007-08)...... 13 2. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 50 Walter Grote (1972-73)...... 13 3. Cam Simaz (2009-12)...... 47 LEEN ‘09 INDUCTED INTO EIWA HALL OF FAME: 4. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 44 Season Tech Falls 5. Steve Bosak (2009-13)...... 39 1. David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 10 • Jordan Leen ‘09 was inducted into the EIWA Hall of Fame two weeks ago in Binghamton. 6. Troy Nickerson (2006-10)...... 38 Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 10 7. Steve Anceravage (2006-09)...... 37 3. Nahshon Garrett (2014-15)...... 9 • A four-time NCAA qualifier, he wrapped up his impressive wrestling career for the Big Red with a 118-29 8. Jace Bennett (2012-15)...... 33 Pat Welch (1983-84)...... 9 mark that ranked him sixth in the Cornell record books for career wins. 9. Walter Grote (1972-74)...... 28 5. Travis Lee (2004-05)...... 8 Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 28 Dustin Manotti (2004-05)...... 8 • He was chosen to receive the team’s Andy Noel “Leadership Award” after captaining the Big Red to two Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-18)...... 8 Career Tech Falls 8. Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 7 top 10 NCAA finishes in his last two seasons. 1. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 33 Brian Realbuto (2015-16)...... 7 • Leen capped off his impressive four-year campaign by capturing his third All-America honor with a 2. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 23 Cam Simaz (2011-12)...... 7 Dustin Manotti (2002-06)...... 21 Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 7 third-place finish at the NCAA tournament. Pat Welch (1981-85)...... 21 Gabe Dean (2014-15)...... 7 5. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 20 Clint Wattenberg (2002-03)...... 7 • As a junior, Leen was the lowest seeded wrestler to advance to the finals as a No. 8 seed, winning the 6. Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 19 Nahshon Garrett (2013-14)...... 7 national title at 157 pounds with a 5-4 win over No. 2 ranked Mike Poeta of Illinois. Brian Realbuto (2013-17)...... 19 Carl Keske (1996-97)...... 7 8. Mark Fergeson (1989-93)...... 15 Mark Fergeson (1989-90)...... 7 • He became just the second collegiate wrestler from Tennessee to ever win an NCAA championship. 9. Mike Nevinger (2010-14)...... 14 Pat Welch (1984-85)...... 7 • Leen finished his career as a three-time first-team All-Ivy honoree and was perfect against Ancient Eight David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 14 — Max Dean (2018-19)...... 6 Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-pr)...... 14 competition with a 17-0 mark. Season Major Decisions Career Major Decisions 1. Dustin Manotti (2004-05)...... 18 • He became the 16th Cornellian to earn induction. 1. Mark Fergeson (1989-983)...... 45 2. Joe Mazzurco (2004-05)...... 15 2. Dustin Manotti (2002-06)...... 43 Mike Grey (2007-08)...... 15 3. Mike Grey (2007-11)...... 37 Mark Fergeson (1990-91)...... 15 NEXT UP: 4. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 36 5. David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 13 5. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 33 Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 13 • With the season complete, Cornell will begin defense of its 17 straight Ivy League titles and will attempt 6. Joe Mazzurco (2001-06)...... 31 Pat Waters (1989-90)...... 13 to begin a new string of EIWA championships when practice begins in the fall. 7. Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 30 8. Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 12 8. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)...... 29 Travis Lee (2003-04)...... 12 David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 29 Dennis Kitko (1994-95)...... 12 10. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 28 Mark Fergeson (1992-93)...... 12 John Bove (1993-94)...... 12 Career Dominance Ranking (min. 30 matches) 1. Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-pr)...... 4.419 Season Dominance Ranking (min. 20 matches) 2. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 4.164 1. Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 4.972 3. Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 4.106 2. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 4.784 4. Ben Darmstadt (2017-pr)...... 4.079 3. Troy Nickerson (2008-09)...... 4.720 5. Dave Auble (1957-60)...... 4.038 4. Yianni Diakomihalis (2018-19)...... 4.625 6. Troy Nickerson (2005-10)...... 3.933 5. Cam Simaz (2011-12)...... 4.563 7. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)...... 3.840 6. Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 4.541 8. Frank Bettucci (1950-53)...... 3.706 7. Kyle Dake (2011-12)...... 4.371 9. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 3.671 8. Cam Simaz (2010-11)...... 4.316 10. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 3.564 9. Yianni Diakomihalis (2017-18)...... 4.289 10. Gabe Dean (2015-16)...... 4.286

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Are Cornell Wrestlers on Scholarship? The easy answer is no. Cornell student-athletes are 2018-19 Cornell Wrestling Roster awarded need-based financial aid, just as any other Name Wt. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School student who applies to the school. That package can Artigliere, Dillon 165 5-10 Sr. Flanders, N.J./Roxbury HS come in the form of student loans and grants. The basic Arujau, Vitali (uh-roo-JAU) 125 5-7 Fr. Syosset, N.Y./Syosset HS intent of the original Ivy League agreement of 1954 was to improve and foster intercollegiate athletics while Barley, Jonah 165 5-9 So. Conestoga, Pa./Penn Manor HS keeping the emphasis on such competition in harmony Baughman, Noah (BOFF-man) 133/141 5-4 Jr. Doylestown, Ohio/Wadsworth HS with the educational purpose of the institutions. The Ivy Berreyesa, Andrew (BERRY-eh-sah) 165 5-10 Fr. Reno, Nev./Reno HS League is nationally recognized for its level of success Brindley, Jake 157 5-8 Fr. Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland Preparatory School — absent of athletic scholarships — while rigorously Chavez, Jon Jay 165 5-8 Sr. Boise, Idaho/Centennial HS maintaining its self-imposed high academic standards. Darmstadt, Ben 197 6-3 So. Elyria, Ohio/Elyria HS The Ivy League has demonstrated a rare willingness and Dawkins, Milik 165/174 5-11 Jr. Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth HS ability, given the current national pressures on intercol- Dean, Max 184 5-10 So. Lowell, Mich./Lowell HS legiate success, to abide by these rules and still compete Diakomihalis, Yianni (dee-AHK-a-mee-hal-is) 141 5-6 So. Rochester, N.Y./Hilton HS successfully in Division I athletics. Furman, Brendan 285 6-2 Fr. Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan HS Practice Interviews/Coverage Furnas, Jonathan 149 5-6 Sr. Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty HS All interviews with Coach Rob Koll and players must Galasso, Joey (guh-LASS-oh) 149 5-6 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa./Father Judge HS be requested in advance through the Athletic Com- Garza, Steven 149 Fr. New Lothrop, Mich./New Lothrop HS munications Office. The coach and players are available Honis, Ben (HAHN-iss) 197 6-0 Sr. Syracuse, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt HS for interviews before practices by appointment only, so Janney, Seth 285 6-3 Fr. Hanover, Pa./Malvern Prep as not to interfere with academic or practice schedules. Koll, Daniel (Cole) 141 5-9 Fr. Ithaca, N.Y./Lansing HS Koll, William (Cole) 149 5-6 Sr. Ithaca, N.Y./Lansing HS Postgame Interviews LaJoie, Dom 125 5-7 Fr. Gaylord, Mich./Gaylord HS Coach Rob Koll and selected players will be available after each match. The Big Red locker room is closed. Lehr, Jacob 125 5-8 Jr. Binghamton, N.Y./Chenango Valley HS McNitt, Ian 133 5-6 Jr. Knoxville, Tenn./Hardin Valley Academy Radio Overhiser, Jimmy 125 5-5 Jr. Bradford, N.Y./Lansing, N.Y. All of the Big Red’s matches in 2018-19 are carried live on Pellumbi, Rami 157 5-8 Jr. Anchorage, Alaska/South Anchorage HS 1160 ESPN Radio in the Ithaca area and on the internet Pickett, Max 149 5-6 So. Culpeper, Va./Blair Academy at www.ESPNIthaca.com. Mark Shelley takes over for Richard, Hunter 149/157 5-7 So. Barneveld, N.Y./Holland Patent HS his first season in the play-by-play chair. Russo, Matt 141 5-6 Jr. Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty HS Russo, Mike 133 5-7 Jr. Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty HS Social Media Santoro, Adam 157 5-9 Jr. Valhalla, N.Y./Fordham Prep HS You can follow the team on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Highlights, interviews and features on all 37 of Schoenherr, Chris (SHAY-nurr) 149 5-8 Jr. Auburn, Mich./Bay City Western HS Cornell’s varsity sports can be found at www.youtube. Simaz, Kyle (SIGH-maz) 157 5-10 Sr. Fennville, Mich./Allegan HS com/cornellathletics, www.facebook.com/cornellath- Stawinski, John 165 5-10 Fr. Essex, Vt./Essex HS letics or www.twitter.com/cornellsports Stroker, Fredy 157 5-10 Jr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Bettendorf HS Sweany, Jeramy 285 6-2 Sr. Vacaville, Calif./Vacaville HS Taylor, Jake 184/197 5-11 Sr. Bellefonte, Pa./Bald Eagle Area HS Tucker, Chas 133 5-2 Jr. Worcester, Mass./Blair Academy Venosa, Mike 141 5-6 Fr. Farmington, N.Y./Victor HS Womack, Brandon 174 5-11 Jr. Scottsboro, Ala./Scottsboro HS Head Coach: Rob Koll (North Carolina ‘89), 26th season Assistant Coaches: Mike Grey (Cornell ‘11), eighth season at Cornell Gabe Dean (Cornell ‘17), second season at Cornell Vol. Asst. Coach: Kyle Dake (Cornell ‘13), second season at Cornell Athletic Trainer: Chris Scarlata Historical Wrestling Information For Cornell wrestling historical information, including year by year results, records and honors, visit the athletic department’s official website or scan the QR code to view the information from your smart phone or tablet.

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WINS BY DUAL IVY CAREER Wrestler Wts W -L Falls FFT TF MD D Bonus Win Pct. W -L W -L W -L Vitali Arujau 125/133 26 -2 3 0 4 9 10 16 92.86% 16 -0 5 -0 26 -2 Jonah Barley 174 9 -6 3 0 1 0 5 4 60.00% 0 -0 0 -0 17 -16 Noah Baughman 133/141 2 -3 0 0 1 0 1 1 40.00% 0 -1 0 -1 50 -24 Andrew Berreyesa 165/174 16 -11 8 0 0 3 5 11 59.26% 4 -6 3 -2 16 -11 Jake Brindley 157/165 5 -5 1 0 0 2 2 3 50.00% 0 -1 0 -1 5 -5 Milik Dawkins 165/174 6 -9 1 1 0 1 3 2 40.00% 1 -4 0 -0 27 -19 Max Dean 184 21 -5 6 0 6 2 7 14 80.77% 13 -2 4 -0 53 -11 Yianni Diakomihalis 141 24 -0 7 1 5 5 6 17 100.00% 13 -0 4 -0 61 -1 Brendan Furman 285 9 -3 1 0 0 0 8 1 75.00% 1 -1 0 -0 9 -3 Jonathan Furnas 149 20 -9 2 1 3 3 11 8 68.97% 4 -3 3 -2 60 -30 Ben Honis 197 19 -4 6 0 3 3 7 12 82.61% 10 -2 5 -0 67 -33 Will Koll 149 6 -5 1 0 1 0 4 2 54.55% 0 -3 0 -0 48 -33 Dom LaJoie 125 8 -3 0 0 2 3 3 5 72.73% 0 -1 0 -0 8 -3 Ian McNitt 141 1 -2 0 0 0 0 1 0 33.33% 0 -0 0 -0 4 -10 Max Pickett 149 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -0 0 -0 5 -5 Hunter Richard 149 9 -5 1 0 0 0 8 1 64.29% 2 -2 0 -0 25 -12 Matt Russo 149 3 -2 1 1 0 1 0 2 60.00% 0 -0 0 -0 24 -13 Michael Russo 141 4 -3 1 1 1 0 1 2 57.14% 0 -0 0 -0 11 -8 Adam Santoro 157/165 17 -11 3 1 4 3 6 10 60.71% 6 -5 4 -1 31 -24 Chris Schoenherr 149 19 -7 1 1 1 4 12 6 73.08% 1 -1 0 -0 38 -13 Kyle Simaz 157 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 00.00% 0 -0 0 -0 26 -19 John Stawinski 165 3 -4 0 1 0 1 1 1 42.86% 0 -0 0 -0 3 -4 Fredy Stroker 157 6 -3 1 0 0 2 3 3 66.67% 5 -2 0 -0 21 -18 Jeramy Sweany 285 15 -8 1 2 1 3 8 5 65.22% 10 -4 5 -0 69 -43 Jake Taylor 184/197 1 -3 0 0 0 1 0 1 25.00% 1 -3 1 -0 26 -18 Chas Tucker 133 27 -4 1 2 1 3 20 5 87.10% 14 -2 5 -0 50 -16 Michael Venosa 141 12 -7 1 2 0 0 9 1 63.16% 0 -0 0 -0 12 -7 Brandon Womack 174 20 -8 5 0 0 3 12 8 71.43% 10 -4 4 -0 74 -30 TEAM 0 -2 0 -2 TOTALS 308 -137 55 14 34 52 153 141 69.21% 111 -49 43-7

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VITALI ARUJAU (26-2) ANDREW BERREYESA (16-11) MILIK DAWKINS (6-9) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-1, 2nd) New York State Intercollegiate (5-0, 1st) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-2, 5th) 11/11 133 Jack Davis (Penn State) W D, 5-2 11/18 174 Omar Ossaf (Niagara CC) W Fall, 1:56 11/11 165 Crew Fullerton (F&M) W D, 9-2 133 Casey Cobb (Navy) W D, 9-5 174 Tim Collins (Brockport) W MD, 16-4 165 Jon Walden (Army West Point) W Fall, 4:17 133 Hunter Kosco (Brown) W D, 11-5 174 Steven Rice (Ithaca) W Fall, 0:34 165 Colston DiBlasi (George Mason) L Fall, 8:21 133 Chas Tucker (Cornell) L D, 7-5 174 Daniel Torres (Jamestown CC) W MD, 10-2 165 Jonathan Carrera (Navy) L Fall, 2:05 11/16 133 Joe Nelson (Binghamton) W TF, 22-7 174 Jonah Barley (Cornell) W D, 8-4 165 Samuel Coakley (FLWC) W MFF 11/17 133 Caleb Rea (West Virginia) W MD, 17-3 Lock Haven Open (3-1, 1st) 11/16 157 Aidan Monteverdi (Binghamton) W D, 7-5 12/16 125 Jay Schwarm (Northern Iowa) W MD, 17-7 11/25 174 Brit Simington (Lock Haven) W Fall, 1:40 11/17 157 Nick Kiussis (West Virginia) L D, 7-1 South Beach Invitational (6-0) 174 Austin Bell (Pittsburgh) W Fall, 5:48 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) 12/29 125 Tomas Gutierrez (Kent State) W D, 8-3 174 Frank Guida (Bucknell) W MD, 12-2 12/1 157 Joshua Kim (Harvard) L D, 4-3 125 Cole Verner (Wyoming) W D, 7-4 174 Robert Patrick (Virginia) L Fall, 2:34 157 Michael Manley (Drexel) W MD, 14-0 12/30 125 Liam Cronin (Indiana) W MD, 10-1 South Beach Invitational (2-1) 157 Aidan Monteverdi (Binghamton) W D, 3-2 125 Dack Punke (Missouri) W D, 4-2 (sv1) 12/29 174 Casey Randles (Wyoming) W D, 5-0 157 Jake Wentzel (Pittsburgh) L MD, 12-0 125 Matt Malavsky (SIU Edwardsville) W Fall, 0:42 12/30 174 Casey Randles (Wyoming) W Fall, 3:36 12/16 165 #12 Bryce Steiert (Northern Iowa) L D, 8-6 125 Paul Bianchi (North Dakota State) W Fall, 6:25 174 Hayden Hastings (Wyoming) L D, 8-3 South Beach Invitational (0-3) 125 Tomas Gutierrez (Kent State) W TF, 16-0 1/12 174 #7 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) L MD, 13-4 12/29 165 Luke Fortuna (Missouri) L D, 8-7 1/12 125 Luke Resnick (Lehigh) W MD, 18-6 1/19 174 Max Elling (Columbia) L D, 10-4 165 #9 Branson Ashworth (Wyoming) L D, 6-0 1/19 125 Joe Manchio (Columbia) W MD, 15-5 1/26 165 #18 Jonathan Viruet (Brown) L Fall, 5:17 12/30 165 #13 Connor Flynn (Missouri) L MD, 10-0 1/26 125 Trey Keeley (Brown) W MD, 16-3 165 Tyler Tarsi (Harvard) W Fall, 2:41 125 Noah Hellickson (Harvard) W MD, 20-8 2/2 165 #5 Chance Marsteller (Lock Haven) L D, 9-2 MAX DEAN (21-5) 2/2 125 Luke Werner (Lock Haven) W D, 11-4 2/8 165 Evan DeLuise (Penn) W D, 3-2 11/16 184 Nunzio Crowley (Binghamton) W TF, 17-0 2/8 125 Blair Orr (Penn) W TF, 19-4 2/9 165 Dale Tiongson (Princeton) W Fall, 2:33 11/17 184 Jackson Moomau (West Virginia) W Fall, 2:46 2/9 125 #10 Patrick Glory (Princeton) W Fall, 4:27 2/15 165 #8 Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech) L MD, 14-5 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (4-3) 2/15 125 Joey Prata (Virginia Tech) W D, 4-2 2/16 165 Sawyer Davidson (North Carolina) W D, 3-2 12/1 184 Charlie Andrews (Campbell) W TF, 16-1 2/16 125 Joe Heilman (North Carolina) W MD, 17-4 2/22 165 #12 Te’Shan Campbell (Ohio State) L D, 8-2 184 Jacob Cooper (Cal Baptist) W Fall, 2:07 2/22 125 #17 Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) W D, 6-0 EIWA Championship (2-3, 8th) 184 Will Sumner (Utah Valley) W D, 12-5 EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) 3/8 165 DJ Hollingshead (Bucknell) W D, 10-6 184 #8 Chip Ness (North Carolina) W MD, 10-0 3/8 125 Jacob Allen (Navy) W D, 7-4 165 #16 Ebed Jarrell (Drexel) L MD, 10-0 12/2 184 #1 Myles Martin (Ohio State) L MD, 17-7 125 Jakob Campbell (Bucknell) W TF, 19-1 165 Tyler Tarsi (Harvard) W Fall, 4:04 184 #5 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) L D, 13-8 3/9 125 Trey Chalifoux (Army West Point) W MD, 13-1 3/9 165 Gordon Wolf (Lehigh) L D, 6-5 184 #18 Lou DePrez (Binghamton) L D, 5-3 (sv1) 125 #10 Patrick Glory (Princeton) L D, 10-8 165 Laurence Kosoy (Columbia) L MD, 12-1 12/16 184 #7 Drew Foster (Northern Iowa) W D, 6-5 NCAA Championship South Beach Invitational (2-1) 3/21 125 #25 Rico Montoya (N. Colorado) JAKE BRINDLEY (5-5) 12/29 184 Carless Looney (Wyoming) W TF, 17-2 Lock Haven Open (3-1, 3rd) 12/30 184 Norman Conley (Indiana) W TF, 16-0 JONAH BARLEY (9-6) 11/25 157 Chase Demaille (Maryland) W Fall, 2:12 184 Dylan Wisman (Missouri) L D, 7-6 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-3, 6th) 157 Colton Yapougian (FLWC) L D, 3-2 1/12 184 Chris Weiler (Lehigh) W D, 8-4 11/11 174 Phillip Stolfi (George Mason) W D, 4-2 157 Caleb Cass (Cleveland State) W D, 8-4 1/19 184 Joe Franzese (Columbia) W TF, 25-7 174 Bryce Rogers (Brown) L MD, 13-3 157 Brian Friery (Penn State) W MD, 15-7 1/26 184 CJ LaFragola (Brown) W Fall, 4:39 174 Graham Ratermann (Army West Point) W D, 10-8 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) 184 Pierce Bausano (Harvard) W Fall, 3:00 174 Kyle Bierdumpfel (Harvard) W D, 6-2 12/1 157 #19 Hunter Willits (Oregon State) L D, 8-4 2/2 184 #18 Cory Hazel (Lock Haven) W D, 7-5 174 Mason Manville (Penn State) L D, 13-6 157 Rian Burris (The Citadel) W D, 9-4 2/9 184 Kevin Parker (Princeton) W TF, 16-1 174 Bryce Rogers (Brown) L MD, 13-3 157 Wyatt Gerl (Cal State Bakersfield) W D, 4-0 2/15 184 #3 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) W MD, 9-0 New York State Intercollegiate (4-1, 2nd) 157 #7 Keshawn Hayes (Ohio State) L D, 7-1 2/16 184 #14 Chip Ness (North Carolina) W D, 5-2 11/18 174 Rey Robinson (RIT) W Fall, 2:19 South Beach Invitational (0-1) 2/22 184 #1 Myles Martin (Ohio State) L D, 13-6 174 Tom Digennaro (LIU-Post) W Fall, 1:30 12/29 157 Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) L D, 8-3 EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) 174 Troy Seymour (Oswego) W D, 6-2 1/19 165 Laurence Kosoy (Columbia) L D, 4-1 3/8 184 Leo Tarantino (Harvard) W Fall, 4:17 174 Michael Abidin (Nassau CC) W Fall, 4:23 184 Kyle Inlander (Bucknell) W Fall, 1:10 174 Andrew Berreyesa (Cornell) L D, 8-4 3/9 184 CJ LaFragola (Brown) W D, 8-4 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (2-2, 4th) 184 #5 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W D, 3-0 1/12 174 Jarek Gozdieski (Bucknell) W D, 4-2 NCAA Championship 174 Frankie Guida (Bucknell) L D, 3-2 3/21 184 #28 Noah Stewart (Army West Point) 174 Gary Eakin (Navy) W TF, 17-0 174 Sham Abdulrazzaq (Army West Point) L D, 8-4 NOAH BAUGHMAN (2-3) South Beach Invitational (2-2) 12/29 133 Paul Conrad (Indiana) L D, 7-1 133 Nick Farro (Lehigh) L D, 6-5 12/30 133 Allan Hart (Missouri) W D, 8-2 133 Dylan Gregerson (Utah Valley) W TF, 17-0 1/19 141 Danny Fongaro (Columbia) L MD, 8-0

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YIANNI DIAKOMIHALIS (24-0) JONATHAN FURNAS (20-9) BEN HONIS (19-4) Lock Haven Open (4-0, 1st) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (2-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-0, 1st) 11/25 141 Marlon Argenta (Bloomsburg) W Fall, 3:12 11/11 149 Chase McCollum (F&M) W MD, 14-4 11/11 197 Austin Cooley (Wyo. Sem.) W Fall, 4:59 141 CJ Manley (Lock Haven) W Fall, 2:37 149 Will Koll (Cornell) L D, 4-3 197 Phil Robilotto (F&M) W Fall, 1:49 141 Mason Lindenmuth (Penn State) W TF, 17-1 149 Noah Hanau (Army West Point) W D, 10-4 197 Bennett Paulson (Army West Point) W Fall, 6:25 141 Ryan Moore (Fingerlakes Prep) W MED. FFT. 149 AJ Jaffe (Unattached) L D, 8-2 11/16 197 Anthony DePrez (Binghamton) W Fall, 6:34 12/16 141 #10 Josh Alber (Northern Iowa) W MD, 12-2 New York State Intercollegiate (4-0, 1st) 11/17 197 Noah Adams (West Virginia) L D, 13-7 South Beach Invitational (6-0) 11/18 149 Mark Hitchcock (Brockport) W TF, 22-6 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-1) 12/29 141 Sam Turner (Wyoming) W MD, 14-6 149 Anthony Palmiotto (Ithaca) W Fall, 1:58 12/1 197 Chasen Blair (North Carolina) W TF, 19-4 141 Alex Hrisopoulos (Michigan State) W Fall, 0:43 149 Evan Drill (NYU) W Fall, 6:05 197 #17 Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) W D, 4-2 141 Jaime Hernandez (North Carolina) W MD, 18-4 149 Chris Schoenherr (Cornell) W D, 5-3 197 #3 Kollin Moore (Ohio State) L D, 7-2 12/30 141 #16 Cole Weaver (Wyoming) W TF, 23-4 Cleveland State Open (4-1, 5th) South Beach Invitational (1-0) 141 #3 (Missouri) W D, 3-1 12/15 149 Nick Lombard (Michigan) W D, 12-6 12/29 197 Shawn Shadaia (Michigan State) W D, 5-0 141 Kyle Luigs (Indiana) W Fall, 0:49 149 Graham Rooks (Indiana) L D, 2-0 1/12 197 #15 Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) W D, 6-2 1/12 141 Ryan Pomrinca (Lehigh) W D, 13-7 149 Taylor Misuna (Notre Dame Coll.) W D, 8-3 1/19 197 Sam Wustefeld (Columbia) W Fall, 6:37 1/26 141 Colin Realbuto (Brown) W TF, 22-4 149 Alex Hornfeck (West Virginia) W D, 7-4 1/26 197 Tucker Ziegler (Brown) W MD, 14-5 141 Ryan Friedman (Harvard) W Fall, 3:35 149 Denton Spencer (Gardner-Webb) W D, 6-3 197 Cole Bateman (Harvard) W TF, 21-6 2/2 141 #20 Kyle Shoop (Lock Haven) W Fall, 4:42 South Beach Invitational (3-1) 2/2 197 Parker McClellan (Lock Haven) W MD, 15-2 2/8 141 A.J. Vindici (Penn) W TF, 16-1 12/29 149 Alex Butler (Michigan State) L D, 3-1 (sv1) 2/8 197 Greg Bensley (Penn) W TF, 16-1 2/9 141 Marshall Keller (Princeton) W MD, 14-6 149 Jaron Jensen (Wyoming) W D, 6-5 2/9 197 #3 Patrick Brucki (Princeton) W D, 7-6 2/15 141 Mitch Moore (Virginia Tech) W D, 6-1 12/30 149 Hunter Richard (Cornell) W FFT 2/15 197 Brooks Wilding (Virginia Tech) W D, 11-5 2/16 141 A.C. Headlee (North Carolina) W D, 9-2 149 Kyler Rea (West Virginia) W D, 7-3 2/16 197 Brandon Whitman (North Carolina) W MD, 13-5 2/22 141 #3 Joey McKenna (Ohio State) W D, 7-5 1/12 149 Cortlandt Schuyler (Lehigh) L D, 3-1 (sv1) 2/22 197 #2 Kollin Moore (Ohio State) L MD, 14-4 EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) 1/19 149 Cole Corrigan (Columbia) W D, 4-2 EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) 3/8 141 Ryan Friedman (Harvard) W Fall, 6:49 1/26 149 Sam Lynch (Brown) W Fall, 1:58 3/8 197 Pierce Bausano (Harvard) W Fall, 2:10 141 Wil Gil (Franklin & Marshall) W TF, 18-3 149 Brock Wilson (Harvard) W D, 4-1 197 Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) W D, 5-1 3/9 141 Anthony Sparacio (Binghamton) W MD, 14-2 2/2 149 Jonathan Ross (Lock Haven) W MD, 10-2 3/9 197 Drew Phipps (Bucknell) W D, 13-7 141 #13 Nic Gil (Navy) W D, 8-2 2/8 149 #13 Anthony Artalona (Penn) L D, 3-1 (sv1) 197 #3 Patrick Brucki (Princeton) L D, 8-5 NCAA Championship 149 #1 Matthew Kolodzik (Princeton) L D, 3-1 NCAA Championship 3/21 141 #32 Christopher Sandoval (N. Colorado)/Pete Lipari (Rutgers) Lock Haven Open (2-0) 3/21 197 #24 Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) 2/24 149 Jeremy Ridge (Penn) W TF, 19-2 BRENDAN FURMAN (9-3) 149 Chris Matzke (Edinboro) W D, 9-4 WILL KOLL (6-5) 11/16 285 Joe Doyle (Binghamton) W D, 7-5 EIWA Championship (1-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (4-1, 2nd) 11/17 285 David Smith (West Virginia) L D, 9-5 3/8 149 Brock Wilson (Harvard) W MD, 10-2 11/11 149 Sean Coakley (F&M) W TF, 16-1 Lock Haven Open (4-0, 1st) 149 #14 Anthony Artalona (Penn) L D, 3-1 (sv1) 149 Anthony Palmiotto (Unattached) W Fall, 2:29 11/25 285 Kyle Lightner (Rutgers) W D, 8-4 149 Patrick Quinlan (Franklin & Marshall) L D, 4-1 149 Jonathan Furnas (Cornell) W D, 4-3 285 Alex Nicholas (Penn State) W D, 4-2 149 Chris Schoenherr (Cornell) W D, 6-4 285 Lewis Fernandes (FGWC) W D, 6-3 149 Hunter Richard (Cornell) L D, 5-3 (sv1) 285 Isaac Reid (Lock Haven) W D, 2-1 Edinboro Open (2-1) South Beach Invitational (2-1) 2/3 149 Nick Lombard (Michigan) W D, 12-5 12/29 285 Jacob Bohlken (Missouri) W D, 3-2 149 Chris Matzke (Edinboro) L D, 3-1 12/30 285 Brandon Metz (North Dakota St.) L Fall, 0:25 149 Luke Kemerer (Pittsburgh) W D, 6-1 285 Victor Lacombe (Lehigh) W D, 2-1 2/15 149 Ryan Blees (Virginia Tech) L D, 9-6 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (2-1) 2/16 149 #4 Austin O’Connor (North Carolina) L TF, 23-8 1/12 285 Riley Smith (Navy) W D, 3-1 2/22 149 #3 Micah Jordan (Ohio State) L TF, 23-8 285 David Wuestner (Millersville) W Fall, 4:24 285 Bob Heald (Army West Point) L D, 9-3 DOM LA JOIE (8-3) 11/17 125 KJ Fenstermacher (West Virginia) L D, 8-3 CLiff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (1-2) 12/1 125 Travis Piotroski (Illinois) L D, 4-0 125 Sean Cannon (Northern Colorado) W D, 9-5 125 Drew Hildenbrandt (Cen. Michigan) L MD, 14-5 South Beach Invitational (3-0) 12/29 125 Marshall Craig (Purdue) W TF, 18-3 125 Gage Datlovsky (SIU Edwardsville) W TF, 21-4 12/30 125 Gage Datlovsky (SIU Edwardsville) W MD, 16-2 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (4-0, 1st) 1/12 125 Jorge Barreiro (Nassau CC) W MD, 16-4 125 Blair Orr (Penn) W MD, 8-0 125 Matt Cardello (NAPS) W D, 8-6 125 Logan Treaster (Navy) W D, 7-3

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IAN MC NITT (1-2) ADAM SANTORO (17-11) CHRIS SCHOENHERR (19-7) New York State Intercollegiate (1-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-2, 5th) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 3rd) 11/18 141 Shane Murphy (RIT) L D, 4-3 11/12 157 Dylan Wood (Binghamton) W D, 11-4 11/12 149 Robert Long (Navy) W MD, 13-5 141 Joey Brillo (RIT) W D, 10-3 157 Zachary Elvin (Navy) W MD, 9-1 149 Cristiaan Dailey (F&M) W MD, 10-2 141 Michael McAteer (USMAPS) L D, 4-2 157 Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) L MD, 17-7 149 AJ Jaffe (Unattached) W D, 4-3 157 Hunter Ladnier (Harvard) L MD, 19-10 149 Will Koll (Cornell) L D, 6-4 MAX PICKETT (0-2) 157 Marius Prince (Navy) W INJ. DEF. 149 Matt Fields (NC State) W D, 9-2 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) Cleveland State Open (3-2, 8th) 149 Luke Gardner (Penn State) W D, 8-3 11/12 149 AJ Burkhart (Lehigh) L D, 7-1 12/15 157 Logan Adkins (Wheeling Jesuit) W TF, 19-4 New York State Intercollegiate (3-1, 2nd) 149 Chris Martorello (F&M) L D, 3-1 157 Colton Yapougian (FLWC) W D, 5-1 11/18 149 Peter Oliveto (Oneonta) W Fall, 1:35 157 Mike D’Angelo (Princeton) L MD, 11-1 149 Chris Gomez (LIU-Post) W MFF 157 Nick Vestal (Ohio University) W D, 13-10 149 Sam Webster (Columbia) W D, 10-4 HUNTER RICHARD (9-5) 157 Colton Yapougian (FLWC) L D, 10-5 149 Jonathan Furnas (Cornell) L D, 5-3 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-0, 1st) South Beach Invitational (2-1) Cleveland State Open (4-1, 2nd) 11/12 149 Zeth Dean (Harvard) W D, 11-8 12/29 157 Joe Andrassy (Kent State) W Fall, 1:42 12/15 149 Gino Esposito (North Carolina) W MD, 16-6 149 Frank Garcia (Binghamton) W D, 7-3 157 Dewey Krueger (Wyoming) W TF, 21-5 149 Garrett Burnham (Maryland) W D, 9-5 149 Matt Fields (NC State) W D, 4-3 12/30 157 Bryce Martin (Indiana) L MD, 10-2 149 Denton Sepncer (Gardner-Webb) W D, 5-1 149 Luke Gardner (Penn State) W D, 10-7 1/12 165 Gordon Wolf (Lehigh) L D, 10-6 149 Chris Matzke (Edinboro) W D, 10-7 149 Will Koll (Cornell) W D, 5-3 (sv1) 1/19 157 Dan Reed (Columbia) W D, 12-5 149 Graham Rooks (Indiana) L D, 8-7 11/16 149 Frankie Garcia (Binghamton) W D, 5-4 1/26 157 Christian LaBrie (Brown) W D, 10-5 South Beach Invitational (2-3) 11/17 149 Christian Monserrat (West Virginia) L D, 8-7 157 Robert Groves (Harvard) W TF, 16-0 12/29 149 Breyden Bailey (Indiana) W D, 13-6 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (1-2) 2/2 157 Adam Klucker (Lock Haven) W Fall, 3:46 149 Alex Butler (Missouri) L D, 8-2 12/1 149 Collin Purinton (Nebraska) L D, 11-6 2/8 157 Willy Kaiser (Penn) W Fall, 4:06 149 Jaron Jensen (Wyoming) W D, 8-7 149 Shayne Oster (Northwestern) W D, 8-2 2/9 157 Quincy Monday (Princeton) L MD, 16-5 12/30 149 James Hoffman (Lehigh) L TF, 15-0 149 Matthew Ontiveros (Utah Valley) L Fall, 1:20 2/15 157 B.C. LaPrade (Virginia Tech) L D, 10-5 149 #13 Brock Mauller (Missouri) L D, 6-1 12/16 149 #10 Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) L MD, 14-4 2/16 157 #20 Josh McClure (North Carolina) W D, 3-2 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (5-1, 3rd) South Beach Invitational (2-1) 2/22 157 #6 Ke-Shawn Hayes (Ohio State) L MD, 14-5 1/12 149 Christiaan Dailey (F&M) W D, 6-0 12/29 149 Alex Butler (Michigan State) L D, 8-7 Lock Haven Open (2-0) 149 Jarod Verkleeren (Penn State) L Fall, 3:59 149 Kyler Rea (West Virginia) W Fall, 7:13 (OT) 2/24 157 AJ Wilson (Lock Haven) W MD, 20-8 149 Caden Mareno (NAPS) W TF, 15-0 12/30 149 Breyden Bailey (Indiana) W D, 9-7 (sv1) 157 Matthew Dowler (Edinboro) W TF, 22-7 149 Gerard Angelo (Unattached) W D, 8-2 EIWA Championship (1-2) 149 Daniel Coles (Unattached) W MD, 13-4 MATT RUSSO (3-2) 3/8 157 Joe Oliva (Penn) L D, 7-6 149 Paul Crane (NAPS) W D, 5-3 Shorty Hitchcock Memorial Classic (3-2) 157 Chris Mauriello (Hofstra) W MD, 13-3 1/12 149 Sam Webster (Columbia) W MD, 16-7 157 Kizhan Clarke (American) L D, 8-5 KYLE SIMAZ (0-1) 149 AJ Burkhart (Lehigh) L D, 10-9 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-1) 149 Tyler Williams (Bucknell) W Fall, 1:30 11/12 157 Quentin Hovis (Navy) L D, 9-5 149 Gerard Angelo (unrostered) L Fall, 2:07 149 Morgan Fuenffinger (Navy) W MFF JOHN STAWINSKI (3-4) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (1-2) MICHAEL RUSSO (4-3) 11/11 165 Jake Conners (F&M) W D, 5-4 (sv1) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 5th) 165 Josh Kim (Harvard) L D, 5-2 11/12 141 Michael Zarif (Binghamton) W Fall, 6:50 165 Dillon Taylor (Navy) L D, 5-4 141 Samuel Goldman (Harvard) W TF, 15-0 New York State Intercollegiate (2-2) 141 JoJo Aragona (Pope John Paul XXIII) L D, 9-4 11/18 165 Kenny Cooper (LIU-Post) W FFT 141 Austin Harry (Army West Point) L D, 9-7 165 Justin Diaz (Farmingdale State) W MD, 12-1 South Beach Invitational (2-1) 165 Mason Smith (USMAPS) L D, 8-3 12/29 141 Alex Hrisopoulos (Michigan State) L Fall, 4:52 165 Christian Willoughby (Merchant Marine) L INJ DEF. 12/30 141 Kyle Luigs (Indiana) W D, 14-8 141 Ryan Pomrinca (Lehigh) W MFF FREDY STROKER (6-3) 11/16 157 Dylan Wood (Binghamton) W MD, 8-0 11/17 157 Hunter Jones (West Virginia) W MD, 11-1 12/16 157 Patrick Schooenfelder (N. Iowa) W D, 12-6 South Beach Invitational (2-2) 12/29 157 Dewey Krueger (Wyoming) W D, 7-6 157 Jake Danishek (Indiana) W D, 2-1 157 Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) L D, 8-5 12/30 157 Luke Weber (North Dakota State) L D, 4-3 157 Joe Andrassy (Kent State) W Fall, 2:47 1/12 157 #17 Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) L INJ DEF

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JERAMY SWEANY (15-8) CHAS TUCKER (27-4) BRANDON WOMACK (20-8) Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (1-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (4-0, 1st) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 3rd) 12/1 285 Robert Winters (Northern Colorado) W D, 9-5 11/11 133 Ramazan Attasauov (Wyo. Sem.) W D, 13-8 11/12 174 Nino Bastianelli (Brown) W MD, 8-0 285 Brian Andrews (Wyoming) L D, 3-2 133 Lukus Stricker (Harvard) W MD, 13-4 174 Trent Hidlay (NC State) L D, 6-4 285 Demetrius Thomas (Pittsburgh) L Fall, 1:52 133 Mel Ortiz (George Mason) W D, 6-3 174 Spencer Carey (Navy) W D, 9-8 12/16 285 Izaak Shedenhelm (Northern Iowa) W D, 6-2 133 (Cornell) W D, 7-5 174 Andrew Buckley (Navy) W MD, 11-0 South Beach Invitational (3-0) 11/16 141 Anthony Sparacio (Binghamton) W D, 8-2 174 Bryce Rogers (Brown) W Fall, 3:38 12/29 285 #20 Brian Andrews (Wyoming) W D, 6-5 11/17 141 Luke Martin (West Virginia) W D, 6-2 174 Mason Manville (Penn State) W D, 5-3 12/30 285 Brandon Streck (Indiana) W Fall, 2:28 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (4-2, 7th) 11/16 174 Vincent DePrez (Binghamton) W D, 4-1 285 #13 Zach Elam (Missouri) W D, 3-2 12/1 133 Jack Skudlarczyk (Northern Iowa) W MD, 11-2 11/17 174 Josh Ramirez (West Virginia) W D, 6-4 1/12 285 #7 Jordan Wood (Lehigh) L D, 17-12 133 #18 Ben Thornton (Purdue) W D, 5-3 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) 1/19 285 Danny Conley (Columbia) W D, 5-0 133 #5 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) L D, 4-3 12/1 174 Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma) W D, 11-10 1/26 285 Ian Butterbrodt (Brown) W INJ DEF 133 #17 Dylan Duncan (Illinois) W D, 5-3 174 Ricky Padilla (Fresno State) W MD, 14-0 285 Harvard W FFT 12/2 133 #7 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) L D, 7-0 174 #9 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) L D, 16-9 2/2 285 #9 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) L Fall, 1:39 133 #19 Cam Sykora (North Dakota St.) W MFF 174 #13 Dylan Lydy (Purdue) L D, 7-5 2/8 285 Ben Goldin (Penn) W D, 4-2 12/16 133 Jack Skudlarczyk (Northern Iowa) W MD, 12-2 12/16 174 #8 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) L MD, 14-5 2/9 285 Kendall Elfstrum (Princeton) W MD, 10-2 South Beach Invitational (2-2) South Beach Invitational (2-1) 2/15 285 Billy Miller (Virginia Tech) L D, 5-3 12/29 133 Allan Hart (Missouri) W D, 9-3 12/29 174 Casey Randles (Wyoming) W D, 6-0 2/16 285 #20 Cory Daniel (North Carolina) W D, 6-4 133 #12 Montorie Bridges (Wyoming) L D, 2-1 (tb2) 12/30 174 Jake Covaciu (Indiana) W D, 3-0 2/22 285 #11 Chase Singletary (Ohio State) L D, 6-5 12/30 133 Paul Konrath (Indiana) W D, 3-1 174 #4 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L D, 6-0 Lock Haven Open (1-0) 133 #9 John Erneste (Missouri) L D, 4-2 1/26 174 Cade Wilson (Brown) W D, 8-5 2/24 285 River Henry (Old Dominion) W MD, 12-0 1/12 133 Brandon Paetzell (Lehigh) W D, 8-4 174 Leo Tarantino (Harvard) W Fall, 6:57 EIWA Championship (3-2, 7th) 1/19 133 Columbia W FFT 2/2 174 Jared Siegrist (Lock Haven) W D, 4-3 3/8 285 Dante DelBonis (Sacred Heart) W TF, 17-2 1/26 133 Reese Fry (Brown) W TF, 20-5 2/8 174 Jake Hendricks (Penn) W Fall, 1:00 285 Ian Butterbrodt (Brown) L D, 6-4 133 Lukus Stricker (Harvard) W D, 6-4 (sv2) 2/9 174 Travis Stefanik (Princeton) W D, 7-5 285 Obina Ajah (Princeton) W MD, 8-0 2/2 133 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) W D, 9-5 (sv1) 2/15 174 #7 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) L D, 8-6 3/9 285 #18 Joey Goodhart (Drexel) L D, 7-2 2/8 133 Doug Zapf (Penn) W D, 3-2 2/16 174 Devin Kane (North Carolina) W D, 4-1 285 Daniel Herman (Columbia) W D, 4-0 2/9 133 Jonathan Gomez (Princeton) W D, 3-2 2/22 174 #19 Ethan Smith (Ohio State) L D, 5-4 NCAA Championship 2/15 133 #14 Korbin Myers (Virginia Tech) W D, 8-3 EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) 3/21 285 #9 Matt Stencel (Central Michigan) 2/16 133 #20 Gary Wayne Harding (UNC) W D, 6-4 3/8 174 Joshua Kim (Harvard) W Fall, 1:27 2/22 133 #6 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) W D, 2-1 (tb1) 174 Bryan McLaughlin (Drexel) W Fall, 3:45 JAKE TAYLOR (1-3) EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) 3/9 174 Travis Stefanik (Princeton) W D, 6-2 12/16 197 Tyrell Gordon (Northern Iowa) L D, 3-2 3/8 133 Anthony Petrillo (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 6:49 174 #5 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) L D, 3-1 South Beach Invitational (0-2) 133 Doug Zapf (Penn) W D, 5-2 NCAA Championship 12/29 197 Cale Davidson (Wyoming) L D, 5-3 3/9 133 Lane Peters (Army West Point) W D, 6-3 3/21 174 #17 Neal Richards (VMI) 12/30 197 Wyatt Koelling (Missouri) L D, 7-4 133 Josh Terao (American) W D, 9-4 2/8 184 Robert Ng (Penn) W MD, 12-3 NCAA Championship 3/21 133 #24 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) MICHAEL VENOSA (12-7) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 5th) 11/12 141 Ryan Friedman (Harvard) W D, 4-2 141 Zach Glenn (Army West Point) L D, 2-0 141 Ryan O’Grady (Brown) W D, 6-2 141 Paddy Quinlan (F&M) W D, 9-5 141 Samuel Lynch (Brown) W D, 3-2 141 Colin Realbuto (Brown) W D, 3-2 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (0-2) 12/1 141 Nic Gill (Navy) L D, 10-3 141 LJ Bentley (Pittsburgh) L D, 4-1 Cleveland State Open (3-2, 4th) 12/15 141 Nicholas Casella (Buffalo) W INJ DEF 141 Matt Santos (Michigan State) W D, 3-2 141 Ryan Moore (FLWC) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 141 Jamie Hernandez (North Carolina) L D, 10-3 141 Licholas Lirette (North Carolina) L D, 9-4 Edinboro Open (4-2) 2/3 141 Kyran Hagan (Ohio U.) 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#8 Vitali Arujau Freshman • 5-7 • Syosset, N.Y. (Syosset HS)

NCAA Qualifer (2019) • EIWA Champion (2019) • EIWA Qualifier (2019) • Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2019) • First-Team All-Ivy League (2019)

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (26-2) 2018-19 26 -2 3 4 9 16 .929 16 -0 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 12-2 CAREER 26 -2 3 4 9 16 .929 16 -0 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents...... 2-1 125 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 6-2 Record in dual meets...... 16-0 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meets...... 3-1 • Making his first NCAA Championship appearance after finishing as the EIWA runner-up. Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 5-2 • Named Ivy League Rookie of the Year and to the All-Ivy first team at 125 pounds. Record in NCAA championship meet...... N/A • Is 21-1 with 14 bonus point wins since moving down to 125 in December. Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-1, 2nd) • Is 2-1 on the season against ranked wrestlers, with a pin of No. 10 Patrick Glory of Princeton and a dominant 6-0 11/11 133 Jack Davis (Penn State) W D, 5-2 triumph over No. 17 Malik Heinselman of Ohio State. 133 Casey Cobb (Navy) W D, 9-5 • Was a perfect 5-0 in Ivy League duals, winning all five matches with bonus points attached (three major decisions, 133 Hunter Kosco (Brown) W D, 11-5 a tech fall and a pin). 133 Chas Tucker (Cornell) L D, 7-5 • Was 16-0 in dual meets on the season, including a pair of wins at 133 against Binghamton and West Virginia. 11/16 133 Joe Nelson (Binghamton) W TF, 22-7 • His only collegiate losses came against the Big Red’s top10-ranked 133-pound starter, Chas Tucker, in the finals of the 11/17 133 Caleb Rea (West Virginia) W MD, 17-3 Bearcat Open, and to Princeton’s Patrick Glory in the final of the EIWA Championship. 12/16 125 Jay Schwarm (Northern Iowa) W MD, 17-7 • Had a 23-match win streak snapped in the loss to Glory. South Beach Invitational (6-0) • Only four of his matches have been decided by a takedown or less (2-2). 12/29 125 Tomas Gutierrez (Kent State) W D, 8-3 • Sits eighth in both the Coaches Rank and the RPI. 125 Cole Verner (Wyoming) W D, 7-4 12/30 125 Liam Cronin (Indiana) W MD, 10-1 • Earned one of the EIWA’s four automatic qualifier spots at 125 pounds. 125 Dack Punke (Missouri) W D, 4-2 (sv1) 125 Matt Malavsky (SIU Edwardsville) W Fall, 0:42 Prior to Cornell 125 Paul Bianchi (North Dakota State) W Fall, 6:25 • Was a four-time state champion while wrestling at Syosset HS. 125 Tomas Gutierrez (Kent State) W TF, 16-0 • Named the Interrmat High School Wrestler of the Year as a senior in 2017. 1/12 125 Luke Resnick (Lehigh) W MD, 18-6 • Was a five-time county champion. 1/19 125 Joe Manchio (Columbia) W MD, 15-5 • Posted an overall high school record of 216-1, including closing his career with a streak of 173 wins in a row. 1/26 125 Trey Keeley (Brown) W MD, 16-3 • Lone high school loss came as an eighth grader to current Big Red teammate Yianni Diakomihalis by a 3-2 decision 125 Noah Hellickson (Harvard) W MD, 20-8 in tiebreakers in the state finals at 99 pounds. 2/2 125 Luke Werner (Lock Haven) W D, 11-4 • Earned a spot on the Junior World Team in the spring of 2018. 2/8 125 Blair Orr (Penn) W TF, 19-4 • Won the UWW Cadet National freestyle title in 2017, earning a silver medal at the Cadet World Games. 2/9 125 #10 Patrick Glory (Princeton) W Fall, 4:27 2/15 125 Joey Prata (Virginia Tech) W D, 4-2 • Took second at UWW Cadet nationals in 2015. 2/16 125 Joe Heilman (North Carolina) W MD, 17-4 • Captured the Super 32 Challenge title at 132 pounds in 2017 and placed third in 2015. 2/22 125 #17 Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) W D, 6-0 • Was FloNationals runner-up in 2014. EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) • Won the Cleveland State Open for FingerLakes Wrestling Club in 2017-18 as part of a 9-1 season. 3/8 125 Jacob Allen (Navy) W D, 7-4 125 Jakob Campbell (Bucknell) W TF, 19-1 3/9 125 Trey Chalifoux (Army West Point) W MD, 13-1 125 #10 Patrick Glory (Princeton) L D, 10-8 NCAA Championship 3/21 125 #25 Rico Montoya (N. Colorado)

Cornell NCAA Champions at 125 Pounds 1959 Dave Auble (123 pounds) 2003 Travis Lee 1960 Dave Auble (123 pounds) 2009 Troy Nickerson 1994 David Hirsch (126 pounds) Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 125 Pounds 1959 Dave Auble (123 pounds) 2003 Travis Lee 2012 Frank Perrelli 1960 Dave Auble (123 pounds) 2006 Troy Nickerson 2013 Nahshon Garrett 1964 Charles Bush (115 pounds) 2007 Troy Nickerson 2014 Nahshon Garrett 1994 David Hirsch (126 pounds) 2009 Troy Nickerson 2015 Nahshon Garrett 2002 Travis Lee 2010 Troy Nickerson

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#9 Chas Tucker Junior • 5-2 • Worcester, Mass. (Blair Academy) NCAA Qualifier (2018, 2019) • EIWA Champion (2019) • EIWA Finalist (2018, 2019) • EIWA Qualifier (2018, 2019) • All-Ivy League First-Team (2018, 2019) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (26-4) 2017-18 23 -12 1 1 2 4 .657 10 -5 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 13-0 2018-19 27 -4 1 1 3 5 .871 14 -2 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents...... 6-4 133 CAREER 50 -16 2 2 5 9 .758 24 -7 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 8-0 Record in dual meets...... 14-2 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meet...... 7-1 • Won his first EIWA title win a 9-4 win over American’s Josh Terao in the finals. Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 11-4 • Named first-team All-Ivy. Record in NCAA championship meet...... 1-2 • Team leader in wins (27). Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (4-0, 1st) • Enters the tournament as the winner of 14 consecutive matches, including three straight over top 20 opponents, and 11/11 133 Ramazan Attasauov (Wyo. Sem.) W D, 13-8 has not lost a match this calendar year. 133 Lukus Stricker (Harvard) W MD, 13-4 • Of his 66 career matches, 33 have been decided by a takedown or less and/or in overtime (24-9 - including 10-3 133 Mel Ortiz (George Mason) W D, 6-3 this season). 133 Vito Arujau (Cornell) W D, 7-5 • Is a perfect 10-0 in Ivy League duals for his career. 11/16 141 Anthony Sparacio (Binghamton) W D, 8-2 • All four of his losses came against top 12 wrestlers, with three coming by a total of four points. 11/17 141 Luke Martin (West Virginia) W D, 6-2 • Won the 2018 Binghamton Open with a 7-5 victory in the finals against top-10 ranked, 125-pound teammate Vito Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (4-2, 7th) Arujau. 12/1 133 Jack Skudlarczyk (Northern Iowa) W MD, 11-2 • Is 25-4 at 133 pounds, winning two early season matches after being bumped up to 141 pounds for a pair of duals. 133 #18 Ben Thornton (Purdue) W D, 5-3 • Won his first eight matches of the season before suffering a 4-3 loss to then-No. 4 Luke Pletcher of Ohio State — a 133 #5 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) L D, 4-3 133 #17 Dylan Duncan (Illinois) W D, 5-3 result he avenged with a 2-1 tiebreaker victory in the season’s final dual meet. 12/2 133 #7 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) L D, 7-0 • Was 13th in the final Coaches Rank and seventh in the RPI. 133 #19 Cam Sykora (North Dakota St.) W MFF • Earned one of the EIWA’s four automatic qualifier spots at 133 pounds. 12/16 133 Jack Skudlarczyk (Northern Iowa) W MD, 12-2 South Beach Invitational (2-2) As a sophomore (2017-18) 12/29 133 Allan Hart (Missouri) W D, 9-3 • Was the EIWA runner-up and an NCAA qualifier at 133 pounds, completing his first year as a starter with a 23-12 133 #12 Montorie Bridges (Wyoming) L D, 2-1 (tb2) overall mark. 12/30 133 Paul Konrath (Indiana) W D, 3-1 • Unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection. 133 #9 John Erneste (Missouri) L D, 4-2 • Advanced to the EIWA finals with a semifinal victory over top-seeded and fifth-ranked Austin DeSanto of Drexel. 1/12 133 Brandon Paetzell (Lehigh) W D, 8-4 • Went 5-0 against Ivy opponents in dual meet competition. 1/19 133 Columbia W FFT • Of his 12 losses this season, seven were decided by a takedown or less. 1/26 133 Reese Fry (Brown) W TF, 20-5 133 Lukus Stricker (Harvard) W D, 6-4 (sv2) • Was 3-8 against ranked opponents, with four of the losses coming by a single point. 2/2 133 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) W D, 9-5 (sv1) • Posted a 13-7 record in matches decided by a takedown or less. 2/8 133 Doug Zapf (Penn) W D, 3-2 • Earned his first win at NCAAs in the back draw, topping Ben Thornton of Purdue 10-4. 2/9 133 Jonathan Gomez (Princeton) W D, 3-2 • Won the New York State Intercollegiate meet at 133 after placing eighth at the Binghamton Open. 2/15 133 #14 Korbin Myers (Virginia Tech) W D, 8-3 • Was 2-2 at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational with a win over nationally-ranked Cam Sykora of North Dakota State. 2/16 133 #20 Gary Wayne Harding (UNC) W D, 6-4 2/22 133 #6 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) W D, 2-1 (tb1) Prior to Cornell EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) • Was a two-time prep national champion and four-time national finalist while attending Blair Academy. 3/8 133 Anthony Petrillo (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 6:49 • He wrestled at weights from 103 to 132 during his career. 133 Doug Zapf (Penn) W D, 5-2 • Served as team captain as a senior. 3/9 133 Lane Peters (Army West Point) W D, 6-3 • Ranked among the top 25 recruits nationally according to the Associated Wrestling Press. 133 Josh Terao (American) W D, 9-4 NCAA Championship 3/21 133 #24 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) Cornell NCAA Champions at 133 Pounds 1994 David Hirsch 2016 Nahshon Garrett 2005 Travis Lee

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 133 Pounds 1993 David Hirsch (126 pounds) 2008 Mike Grey 1994 David Hirsch (126 pounds) 2011 Mike Grey 2004 Travis Lee 2016 Nahshon Garrett 2005 Travis Lee

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#1 Yianni Diakomihalis Sophomore • 5-6 • Rochester, N.Y. (Hilton HS) NCAA Champion (2018) • NCAA All-American (2018) • NCAA Qualifier (2018, 2019) • EIWA Champion (2018, 2019) • EIWA Qualifier (2018, 2019) • Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (2018, 2019) • Ivy League Freshman of the Year (2018) • All-Ivy League First-Team (2018, 2019) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (24-0) 2017-18 37 -1 9 8 9 26 .974 14 -1 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 9-0 2018-19 24 -0 7 5 5 17 1.000 13 -0 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents...... 6-0 141 CAREER 61 -1 16 13 14 43 .984 27 -1 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 5-0 Record in dual meets...... 13-0 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meets...... 8-0 • Named the Most Outstanding Wrestler at the 2019 EIWA Championships en route to his second title at 141 points. Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 9-0 • Ivy League Wrestler of the Year and a unanimous first-team all-conference pick. • Is a perfect 24-0 on the season, with six wins over nationally ranked opponents. Record in NCAA championship meet...... 5-0 • Riding a 42-match win streak, the fifth-longest stretch in school history. Lock Haven Open (4-0, 1st) • At 61-1, his .984 career winning percentage ranks #1 all-time at Cornell. 11/25 141 Marlon Argenta (Bloomsburg) W Fall, 3:12 • 17 of his 24 wins have come by way of bonus points, including seven by fall. 141 CJ Manley (Lock Haven) W Fall, 2:37 • Owns wins over Jaydin Eierman of Missouri and Joey McKenna of Ohio State - the No. 3 and No. 4 wrestlers in the country. 141 Mason Lindenmuth (Penn State) W TF, 17-1 • Won the Lock Haven Open with three bonus point wins — a pair of wins by fall and a tech fall. • Is a perfect 9-0 against EIWA foes. 141 Ryan Moore (Fingerlakes Prep) W MED. FFT. • Going back to high school, Diakomihalis has won 271 of his last 272 matches (.996), with his lone loss a 9-6, last- 12/16 141 #10 Josh Alber (Northern Iowa) W MD, 12-2 second defeat to Missouri’s Jaydin Eierman in a dual meet on Dec. 30, 2017. South Beach Invitational (6-0) • Is No. 1 in the final Coaches Rank and No. 2 in the RPI to Ohio State’s Joey McKenna, who he has already defeated 12/29 141 Sam Turner (Wyoming) W MD, 14-6 this season. 141 Alex Hrisopoulos (Michigan State) W Fall, 0:43 • Earned one of the EIWA’s three automatic qualifier spots at 141 pounds. 141 Jaime Hernandez (North Carolina) W MD, 18-4 12/30 141 #16 Cole Weaver (Wyoming) W TF, 23-4 As a freshman (2017-18) 141 #3 Jaydin Eierman (Missouri) W D, 3-1 • Won the NCAA title at 141 pounds to cap off a 37-1 rookie season. 141 Kyle Luigs (Indiana) W Fall, 0:49 • Became just the second Big Red rookie to secure a national title, joining four-time NCAA champ Kyle Dake. 1/12 141 Ryan Pomrinca (Lehigh) W D, 13-7 • On the way to the title, he topped the two-time defending national champion at the weight (Oklahoma State’s Dean Heil), avenged his only collegiate loss (Missouri’s Jaydin Eierman) and knocked off the top seed and reigning national 1/26 141 Colin Realbuto (Brown) W TF, 22-4 runner-up (Wyoming’s Bryce Meredith) as the No. 3 seed. 141 Ryan Friedman (Harvard) W Fall, 3:35 • The EIWA champion and the Ivy League Wrestler and Freshman of the Year, he was also named the Amateur Wrestling 2/2 141 #20 Kyle Shoop (Lock Haven) W Fall, 4:42 News Rookie Wrestler of the Year. 2/8 141 A.J. Vindici (Penn) W TF, 16-1 • Won the Bearcat Open, New York State Intercollegiate, and Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite and closed his season with an 2/9 141 Marshall Keller (Princeton) W MD, 14-6 18-match win streak. 2/15 141 Mitch Moore (Virginia Tech) W D, 6-1 • Was 12-1 against nationally ranked wrestlers, including a 4-2 sudden victory win over Meredith in the semifinals of 2/16 141 A.C. Headlee (North Carolina) W D, 9-2 the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational. 2/22 141 #3 Joey McKenna (Ohio State) W D, 7-5 • Posted a perfect 18-0 record against wrestlers from EIWA schools and was 5-0 in Ivy League dual meet competition. EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) • Began his career with a 19-match win streak. 3/8 141 Ryan Friedman (Harvard) W Fall, 6:49 • Won 26 matches with accompanying bonus points, including nine by fall and eight more by tech fall. 141 Wil Gil (Franklin & Marshall) W TF, 18-3 Prior to Cornell 3/9 141 Anthony Sparacio (Binghamton) W MD, 14-2 • One of just seven four-time New York state champions while wrestling at Hilton HS. 141 #13 Nic Gil (Navy) W D, 8-2 • Closed his varsity career on a 210-match win streak, a state record, and a 243-3 career high school mark. NCAA Championship • Helped his team to four team state titles as a five-time captain. 3/21 141 #32 Christopher Sandoval (N. Colorado)/Pete Lipari (Rutgers) • Was a four-time Democrat and Chronicle All-Greater Rochester Division I Wrestler of the Year • State winner of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award as a senior. • Ranked among the top three recruits in the nation by every major service. • Earned a pair of Cadet world championships and two Asics All-America team slots. • Joins Gable Steveson as the only Americans to win two cadet (ages 15 to 17) world championships.

Cornell NCAA Champions at 141 Pounds 2010 Kyle Dake 2018 Yianni Diakomihalis

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 141 Pounds 1967 Don New (137 pounds) 2010 Kyle Dake 1992 Mark Fergeson (134 pounds) 2012 Mike Nevinger 1993 Mark Fergeson (134 pounds) 2013 Mike Nevinger 1997 Carl Keske (134 pounds) 2018 Yianni Diakomihalis

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#16 Brandon Womack Junior • 5-11 • Scottsboro, Ala. (Scottsboro HS) NCAA All-American (2017) • NCAA Qualifier (2017, 2018, 2019) • EIWA Champion (2017) • EIWA Finalist (2017, 2018, 2019) • EIWA Qualifier (2017, 2018, 2019) • All-Ivy League First Team (2017, 2019) • Honorable Mention All-Ivy League (2018) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (20-8) 2015-16 1 -0 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 -0 2016-17 35 -11 11 1 6 18 .761 9 -3 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 12-1 2017-18 18 -11 2 1 1 4 .621 8 -6 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 0-7 174 2018-19 20 -8 5 0 3 8 .714 10 -4 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 8-0 CAREER 74 -30 18 2 10 30 .712 27 -13 Record in dual meets...... 10-4 Record in EIWA championship meets...... 11-2 NOTES TO KNOW Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 6-7 • Is 20-8 on the season, with seven of his losses coming to ranked opponents and five coming by a takedown or less. Record in NCAA championship meets...... 4-5 • Was EIWA runner-up for the second straight year at 174 pounds. • Named first-team All-Ivy League. Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 3rd) • Was 10-4 in dual meets and 12-1 vs. EIWA foes. 11/12 174 Nino Bastianelli (Brown) W MD, 8-0 • Took third at the Bearcat Open with a 5-1 record. • Was 4-0 in Ivy duals with a pair of wins by fall. 174 Trent Hidlay (NC State) L D, 6-4 • Is 11-4 in his last 15 matches, with all four losses coming to top 20 foes. 174 Spencer Carey (Navy) W D, 9-8 • Joins teammate Jeramy Sweany as the program’s 30th and 31st Big Red wrestlers to earn at least three bids to nationals. 174 Andrew Buckley (Navy) W MD, 11-0 • Is 12th in the final RPI and 15th in the Coaches Rank. 174 Bryce Rogers (Brown) W Fall, 3:38 • Earned one of the EIWA’s five automatic qualifier spots at 174 pounds. 174 Mason Manville (Penn State) W D, 5-3 As a sophomore (2017-18 11/16 174 Vincent DePrez (Binghamton) W D, 4-1 • Made his second consecutive NCAA Championship appearance and his first at 174 pounds. 11/17 174 Josh Ramirez (West Virginia) W D, 6-4 • Earned honorable mention All-Ivy League accolades. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) • Took third at the 2018 EIWA Championship with three wins over NCAA qualifiers, including a second period win by fall over 16th- 12/1 174 Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma) W D, 11-10 ranked Ben Harvey of Army West Point in the third-place match. • Finished the season at 18-11 overall, including 8-6 in dual matches. 174 Ricky Padilla (Fresno State) W MD, 14-0 • Won the Bearcat Open with a 6-1 victory over Columbia’s Tyrel White in the finals. 174 #9 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) L D, 16-9 • Seven of his losses came to wrestlers in the top 16. 174 #13 Dylan Lydy (Purdue) L D, 7-5 • Five defeats came by a takedown or less with four other coming by three points. 12/16 174 #8 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) L MD, 14-5 South Beach Invitational (2-1) As a freshman (2016-17) • Finished eighth at NCAAs at 165 pounds to take All-America honors. 12/29 174 Casey Randles (Wyoming) W D, 6-0 • Earned his first EIWA championship, allowing just two escape points in going 4-0 at Easterns. 12/30 174 Jake Covaciu (Indiana) W D, 3-0 • Tied for the team lead with 35 wins, including 18 by bonus points. 174 #4 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L D, 6-0 • Was 9-3 in dual meets, 14-1 against EIWA opponents and 6-0 vs. Ivy League foes. 1/26 174 Cade Wilson (Brown) W D, 8-5 • Won the Binghamton Open and New York State championships and finished on the podium with a sixth-place effort at the Las Vegas Invite. 174 Leo Tarantino (Harvard) W Fall, 6:57 • Earned a first period fall over top 10-ranked Chandler Rogers of Oklahoma State. 2/2 174 Jared Siegrist (Lock Haven) W D, 4-3 • Had a streak of five consecutive wins by fall that stretched out to seven in nine matches. 2/8 174 Jake Hendricks (Penn) W Fall, 1:00 • Opened the year 15-0 and his career 16-0 before a major decision loss in Las Vegas to Arizona State’s Anthony Valencia. 2/9 174 Travis Stefanik (Princeton) W D, 7-5 • Won three straight matches in the back draw, including a blood round victory over Valencia to avenge two losses to him in Vegas. 2/15 174 #7 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) L D, 8-6 • Womack won his first collegiate match with an 8-3 victory over American’s Jason Grimes Jr. at the NWCA All-Star Classic during the fall of 2015. 2/16 174 Devin Kane (North Carolina) W D, 4-1 2/22 174 #19 Ethan Smith (Ohio State) L D, 5-4 Prior to Cornell EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) • A six-time state champion at Scottboro HS, Womack was a four-time team captain. 3/8 174 Joshua Kim (Harvard) W Fall, 1:27 • Was named the state’s Most Outstanding Wrestler five times. • Graduated with a 422-8 record, with five of his losses coming as a seventh grader. 174 Bryan McLaughlin (Drexel) W Fall, 3:45 • Was a perfect 77-0 as a senior, the most wins in an undefeated season in state history. 3/9 174 Travis Stefanik (Princeton) W D, 6-2 • In all, 327 of his 422 wins came by fall. 174 #5 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) L D, 3-1 • Won the senior 160-pound division at the National High School Coaches Association national championships as a senior. NCAA Championship • Holds state and national records for pins in a season (68). 3/21 174 #17 Neal Richards (VMI) • Posted a 190-match win streak during his career. • Has four of the top six single-season win totals in state history, including a record 85 wins as a sophomore.

Cornell NCAA Champions at 174 Pounds 1929 Glenn Stafford (175 pounds)

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 174 Pounds 1974 Dick Minekime (177 pounds) 2009 Steve Anceravage 1993 Kyle Rackley (177 pounds) 2010 Mack Lewnes 2001 Jim Stanec 2011 Mack Lewnes 2005 Joe Mazzurco 2017 Brian Realbuto 2008 Steve Anceravage

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#5 Max Dean Sophomore • 5-10 • Lowell, Mich. (Lowell HS) NCAA All-American (2018) • NCAA Qualifier (2018, 2019) • EIWA Champion (2019) • EIWA Finalist (2018, 2019) • EIWA Qualifier (2018, 2019) • All-Ivy League First Team (2018, 2019) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (21-5) 2017-18 32 -6 3 4 8 15 .842 15 -0 2018-19 21 -5 6 6 2 14 .808 13 -2 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 10-1 CAREER 53 -11 9 10 10 29 .828 28 -2 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 9-4 184 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 6-0 Record in dual meets...... 13-2 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meets...... 7-1 • Won his first EIWA title with a 3-0 win over Lehigh’s Ryan Preisch in the finals, avenging his 2018 loss to Preisch for Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 10-5 the championship. Record in NCAA championship meets...... 3-3 • Captured first-team All-Ivy League honors. 11/16 184 Nunzio Crowley (Binghamton) W TF, 17-0 • Won 14 of his 21 matches with bonus points and was 13-2 in dual matches. 11/17 184 Jackson Moomau (West Virginia) W Fall, 2:46 • Has six wins against ranked opponents, and all five of his losses are to grapplers currently in the top 16 nationally. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (4-3) • Is 12-1 in his last 13 matches, with his only loss coming to No. 1 Myles Martin of Ohio State. 12/1 184 Charlie Andrews (Campbell) W TF, 16-1 • Was 4-0 in Ivy League dual meets with two victories by fall and the other two by tech fall. 184 Jacob Cooper (Cal Baptist) W Fall, 2:07 • Went 10-1 vs. EIWA opponents, with his lone loss coming in overtime to Lou DePrez of Binghamton at the Las Vegas 184 Will Sumner (Utah Valley) W D, 12-5 Invitational. 184 #8 Chip Ness (North Carolina) W MD, 10-0 • Earned a 9-0 major decision win over then-No. 3 Zack Zavatsky of Virginia Tech on the road. 12/2 184 #1 Myles Martin (Ohio State) L MD, 17-7 184 #5 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) L D, 13-8 • Closed the regular season with four top 20 opponents in his final five matches, going 4-1 during that stretch. 184 #18 Lou DePrez (Binghamton) L D, 5-3 (sv1) • Is sixth in the final Coaches Rank and 11th in the RPI. 12/16 184 #7 Drew Foster (Northern Iowa) W D, 6-5 • Earned one of the EIWA’s six automatic qualifier spots at 184 pounds. South Beach Invitational (2-1) 12/29 184 Carless Looney (Wyoming) W TF, 17-2 As a freshman (2017-18) 12/30 184 Norman Conley (Indiana) W TF, 16-0 • Took eighth at the NCAA Championships at 184 pounds to earn his first All-America honor. 184 Dylan Wisman (Missouri) L D, 7-6 • Posted a 32-6 overall record with 15 victories coming by way of bonus points, including three wins by fall. 1/12 184 Chris Weiler (Lehigh) W D, 8-4 • Won the Bearcat Open and New York State Intercollegiate titles and was the runner-up at the EIWA meet. 1/19 184 Joe Franzese (Columbia) W TF, 25-7 • Topped a pair of seeded wrestlers at NCAAs on his way to All-America status, shutting out Northern Iowa’s Drew Foster 1/26 184 CJ LaFragola (Brown) W Fall, 4:39 6-0 and topping Chattanooga’s Bryce Carr 6-4. 184 Pierce Bausano (Harvard) W Fall, 3:00 • Opened his career with 12 straight victories and also had a 17-match win streak later in the year. 2/2 184 #18 Cory Hazel (Lock Haven) W D, 7-5 2/9 184 Kevin Parker (Princeton) W TF, 16-1 • A unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection, he was 5-0 against conference competition. 2/15 184 #3 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) W MD, 9-0 • Was a perfect 15-0 in dual meet action. 2/16 184 #14 Chip Ness (North Carolina) W D, 5-2 2/22 184 #1 Myles Martin (Ohio State) L D, 13-6 Prior to Cornell EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) • Dean was a two-time Michigan state champion at Lowell HS, capturing Grand Rapids Press Wrestler of the Year 3/8 184 Leo Tarantino (Harvard) W Fall, 4:17 honors after his final season. 184 Kyle Inlander (Bucknell) W Fall, 1:10 • Was 41-0 as a senior, winning the 189 pound title after missing his junior season due to injury. 3/9 184 CJ LaFragola (Brown) W D, 8-4 • Named to the West Region Dream Team by michigangrappler.com, earning regional Wrestler of the Year in the process. 184 #5 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W D, 3-0 • Helped his team to a state runner-up finish as a senior after leading the squad with 76 tackles, 9.5 sacks and 19.5 NCAA Championship tackles for loss to earn MLive Defensive Player of the Year accolades. 3/21 184 #28 Noah Stewart (Army West Point) • Also had a team-best 820 yards and 11 touchdowns rushing in his final season. • Took second at the Bearcat Open and won the NYS Intercollegiate Open division, the Cleveland State and Brockport Open tournaments while wrestling for the Fingerlakes Wrestling Club in 2016-17 as part of a 22-6 season. Cornell NCAA Champions at 184 Pounds 2012 Steve Bosak 2016 Gabe Dean 2015 Gabe Dean

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 184 Pounds 1929 Glenn Stafford (175 pounds) 2006 Joe Mazzurco 2015 Gabe Dean 1968 Dick Minekime (177 pounds) 2007 Josh Arnone 2016 Gabe Dean 1993 Kyle Rackley (177 pounds) 2011 Steve Bosak 2017 Gabe Dean 2002 Clint Wattenberg 2012 Steve Bosak 2018 Max Dean 2003 Clint Wattenberg 2013 Steve Bosak 2005 Tyler Baier 2014 Gabe Dean Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 15 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics

#9 Ben Honis Senior • 6-0 • Syracuse, N.Y. (Jamesville-Dewitt HS) NCAA Qualifier (2017, 2019) • EIWA Finalist (2019) • EIWA Qualifier (2017, 2019) • First-Team All-Ivy League (2019) • Honorable Mention All-Ivy League (2017) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (19-4) 2015-16 8 -6 1 1 2 4 .571 0 -1 2016-17 30 -16 4 4 9 17 .652 6 -6 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 11-1 2017-18 10 -7 1 0 2 3 .588 4 -4 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 3-3 197 2018-19 19 -4 6 3 3 12 .826 10 -2 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 6-1 CAREER 67 -33 12 8 16 36 .670 20 -13 Record in dual meets...... 10-2 Record in EIWA championship meets...... 7-2 NOTES TO KNOW Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 6-4 • Earned a spot in the EIWA finals. Record in NCAA championship meets...... 1-2 • First-team All-Ivy League selection. • Sported an 11-1 record against EIWA foes, including a 7-6 upset of then-No. 3 Patrick Brucki of Princeton and a 6-2 win over then Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-0, 1st) No. 15-Jake Jakobsen of Lehigh. 11/11 197 Austin Cooley (Wyo. Sem.) W Fall, 4:59 • Was 10-2 in dual meets, including 5-0 vs. Ivy opponents with a win by fall, two by tech fall and a major decision. 197 Phil Robilotto (F&M) W Fall, 1:49 • Enters the tournament with 12 wins in his last 14 matches with his only losses coming to wrestlers ranked in the top three nationally. • Has posted three wins over top 20 wrestlers. 197 Bennett Paulson (Army West Point) W Fall, 6:25 • Won the Bearcat Open with three consecutive wins by fall. 11/16 197 Anthony DePrez (Binghamton) W Fall, 6:34 • Is seventh in the Coaches Rank and 11th in the final RPI. 11/17 197 Noah Adams (West Virginia) L D, 13-7 • Earned one of the EIWA’s six automatic qualifier spots at 197 pounds. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-1) As a junior (2017-18) 12/1 197 Chasen Blair (North Carolina) W TF, 19-4 • Honis went 10-7 on the season, spending time in the lineup at both 197 pounds and heavyweight. 197 #17 Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) W D, 4-2 • Was 4-4 in dual meet competition, including 1-2 in Ivy League action. 197 #3 Kollin Moore (Ohio State) L D, 7-2 • Finished third at the Binghamton Open at 197 pounds. South Beach Invitational (1-0) • Was 2-2 at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, including a 9-2 win over 15th-ranked Christian Brunner of Purdue and a one-point 12/29 197 Shawn Shadaia (Michigan State) W D, 5-0 overtime loss to NCAA qualifier Rocco Caywood of Army West Point. • Spent the new year at heavyweight, including a key win over Minnesota at the South Beach Duals to help Cornell to the dual 1/12 197 #15 Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) W D, 6-2 meet upset. 1/19 197 Sam Wustefeld (Columbia) W Fall, 6:37 • Was 3-4 at heavyweight with three of his losses coming by a takedown or less. 1/26 197 Tucker Ziegler (Brown) W MD, 14-5 197 Cole Bateman (Harvard) W TF, 21-6 As a sophomore (2016-17) • 2017 NCAA qualifier after finishing third at the EIWA tournament. 2/2 197 Parker McClellan (Lock Haven) W MD, 15-2 • Posted a 30-16 record, including 17 bonus wins. 2/8 197 Greg Bensley (Penn) W TF, 16-1 • Was 1-2 in his first NCAA tournament, including an 11-2 victory over Iowa State’s Marcus Harrington in the consolation first round. 2/9 197 #3 Patrick Brucki (Princeton) W D, 7-6 • Placed second at the Binghamton Open, third at the New York State championships and reached the podium at the Southern 2/15 197 Brooks Wilding (Virginia Tech) W D, 11-5 Scuffle, placing seventh. 2/16 197 Brandon Whitman (North Carolina) W MD, 13-5 • Owned wins over nationally ranked Rocco Caywood of Army (4-3) and two against 2016 All-American Brett Harner of Princeton (7-6 in the dual, fall in 4:12 at Easterns). 2/22 197 #2 Kollin Moore (Ohio State) L MD, 14-4 EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) As a freshman (2015-16) 3/8 197 Pierce Bausano (Harvard) W Fall, 2:10 • Was 8-6 as a freshman, including placing second at Brockport and collecting three wins in both the Southern Scuffle and the 197 Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) W D, 5-1 Edinboro Open. 3/9 197 Drew Phipps (Bucknell) W D, 13-7 Prior to Cornell 197 #3 Patrick Brucki (Princeton) L D, 8-5 • Placed third at the New York state championships as a senior at Jamesville Dewitt HS. NCAA Championship • Was 34-2 as a senior with 23 of his victories coming by fall. 3/21 197 #24 Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) • Earned a pair of sectional titles. • Was a four-year captain of the wrestling team. • Member of a state runner-up lacrosse team. • Captained the football team and earned a total of four letters between his time on the gridiron and with lacrosse.

Cornell NCAA Champions at 197 Pounds 2012 Cam Simaz

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 197 Pounds 2004 Matt Greenberg 2011 Cam Simaz 2006 Jerry Rinaldi 2012 Cam Simaz 2007 Jerry Rinaldi 2018 Ben Darmstadt 2009 Cam Simaz 2010 Cam Simaz

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#24 Jeramy Sweany Senior • 6-2 • Vacaville, Calif. (Vacaville HS) NCAA Qualifier (2016, 2018) • EIWA Qualifier (2016, 2018, 2019) • Honorable Mention All-Ivy League (2016, 2018)

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2018-19 Results (15-8) 2015-16 22 -16 3 2 1 6 .579 5 -5 2016-17 12 -11 1 0 1 2 .522 4 -4 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 8-3 2017-18 21 -8 2 0 7 9 .724 5 -2 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 3-4 285 2018-19 15 -8 1 1 3 5 .652 10 -4 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 7-1 CAREER 70 -43 7 3 12 22 .619 24 -15 Record in dual meets...... 10-4 Record in EIWA championship meets...... 8-5 NOTES TO KNOW Record vs. 2019 NCAA Qualifiers...... 4-8 • Making his third NCAA Tournament appearance, this time as an at-large selection after taking seventh at EIWAs. Record in NCAA championship meets...... 2-4 • Named first-team All-Ivy League. • Went 8-3 against EIWA opponents as part of a 15-8 season so far. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (1-2) • All eight losses have come against NCAA qualifiers. 12/1 285 Robert Winters (Northern Colorado) W D, 9-5 • Was a perfect 5-0 against Ivy League opponents. 285 Brian Andrews (Wyoming) L D, 3-2 • Joins teammate Brandon Womack as the program’s 30th and 31st Big Red wrestlers to earn three bids to nationals. • Out to become the first Cornell heavyweight All-American in program history. 285 Demetrius Thomas (Pittsburgh) L Fall, 1:52 • Stands 24th in the final Coaches Rank and 29th in the RPI. 12/16 285 Izaak Shedenhelm (Northern Iowa) W D, 6-2 • Earned one of the EIWA’s four automatic qualifier spots at 285 pounds. South Beach Invitational (3-0) 12/29 285 #20 Brian Andrews (Wyoming) W D, 6-5 As a junior (2017-18) 12/30 285 Brandon Streck (Indiana) W Fall, 2:28 • Made his second NCAA Championship appearance in three years at heavyweight. • Named honorable mention All-Ivy League. 285 #13 Zach Elam (Missouri) W D, 3-2 • Finished with a 21-8 overall record, including nine bonus wins. 1/12 285 #7 Jordan Wood (Lehigh) L D, 17-12 • Wrestled four NCAA qualifiers in placing third at EIWAs, topping Brett Dempsey of American (MD, 8-0), Antonio Pelusi of Franklin 1/19 285 Danny Conley (Columbia) W D, 5-0 & Marshall (D, 4-1) and No. 15 Garrett Ryan of Columbia (D, 5-4) en route to earning his second NCAA appearance. 1/26 285 Ian Butterbrodt (Brown) W INJ DEF • Seven of his eight losses came to nationally-ranked opponents. • Won the Franklin & Marshall Open and reached the podium at the Las Vegas Invitational with an eighth-place effort. 285 Harvard W FFT • Closed the season by going 16-4 in his final 20 matches with six wins over NCAA qualifiers. 2/2 285 #9 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) L Fall, 1:39 2/8 285 Ben Goldin (Penn) W D, 4-2 As a sophomore (2016-17) 2/9 285 Kendall Elfstrum (Princeton) W MD, 10-2 • Went 12-11 at heavyweight, including 4-4 in dual meet action. 2/15 285 Billy Miller (Virginia Tech) L D, 5-3 • Was second at the season-opening Binghamton Open. • Won both matches at the Grapple at the Garden, earning wins over both Hofstra and Rutgers in Big Red victories. 2/16 285 #20 Cory Daniel (North Carolina) W D, 6-4 • His win over Ohio State’s Josh Fox sealed Cornell’s win over No. 4 Ohio State in the NWCA Ntional Duals Series. 2/22 285 #11 Chase Singletary (Ohio State) L D, 6-5 • Also wrestled at the Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle. Lock Haven Open (1-0) 2/24 285 River Henry (Old Dominion) W MD, 12-0 As a freshman (2015-16) • Qualified for his first NCAA tournament with a sixth-place finish at the EIWA Championship. EIWA Championship (3-2, 7th) • Earned honorable mention All-Ivy accolades. 3/8 285 Dante DelBonis (Sacred Heart) W TF, 17-2 • Was 22-16 on the season. 285 Ian Butterbrodt (Brown) L D, 6-4 • Was 6-13 on the year against NCAA qualifiers. 285 Obina Ajah (Princeton) W MD, 8-0 • Was 13-6 against EIWA foes and 7-2 vs. Ivy League opponents. 3/9 285 #18 Joey Goodhart (Drexel) L D, 7-2 • Finished third at the Binghamton Open and was 3-3 at the Las Vegas Invitational and 2-2 at the Southern Scuffle. • Dropped a 6-4 contest to then-No. 2 Ty Walz of Virginia Tech in Vegas. 285 Daniel Herman (Columbia) W D, 4-0 • Picked up his biggest win of the year with a 5-2 triumph over No. 13 Collin Jensen of Nebraska at the Grapple at the Garden. NCAA Championship 3/21 285 #9 Matt Stencel (Central Michigan) Prior to Cornell • Sweany was a two-time California state champion at Vacaville HS. • Ranked among the nation’s top 100 recruits as a senior according to Intermat and was sixth nationally at 220 pounds according to FloWrestling. • Earned Junior Greco All-America honors twice, including runner-up in 2012, and finished as runner-up at FloNationals in 2013. • Posted a 177-25 record in his four-year high school career. • Sweany also played football.

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Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 17 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Four-Time NCAA Champion

Kyle Dake Year-By-Year NCAA Results 2010 (141) • 2011 (149) • 2010 First Round Todd Schavrien (Missouri) W D, 4-1 2012 (157) • 2013 (165) Second Round Elijah Nacita (Cal-Bakersfield) W Fall, 3:48 Quarterfinal #9 Levi Jones (Boise State) W MD, 11-0 Universally considered in the Semifinal #4 Reece Humphrey (Oklahoma) W D, 3-2 (TB) conversation of the best colle- Final #6 Montell Marion (Iowa) W D, 7-3 giate wrestlers in history, Dake 2011 became the first to win national First Round Donnie Corby (Central Michigan) W MD, 9-0 Second Round Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro) W MD, 8-0 titles in four different weight Quarterfinal #5 Jamal Parks (Oklahoma State) W D, 3-0 classes, the first to win four na- Semifinal #8 Ganbayar Sanjaa (American) W D, 4-0 tional titles without taking a redshirt season and just Final #2 (Penn State) W D, 8-1 the third athlete to claim four national titles overall. 2012 The 2013 Hodge Award winner as the national Wres- First Round John Nicholson (Od Dominion) W Fall, 1:13 Second Round Joshua Kemier (Air Force) W Fall, 1:31 tler of the Year was a three-time conference champi- Quarterfinal #8 Frank Hickman (Bloomsburg) W Fall, 4:10 on and a two-time EIWA Wrestler of the Year. The Out- Semifinal #5 Ganbayar Sanjaa (American) W D, 4-0 standing Wrestler of the NCAA tournament in 2013, Final #2 Derek St. John (Iowa) W D, 4-1 Dake became the third Cornell wrestler to capture 2013 First Round Mark Martin (Ohio State) W D, 3-0 the award and the first since Dave Auble in 1960. He Second Round Ryan LeBlanc (Indiana) W MD, 11-0 was named the 2013 Ivy League Wrestler of the Year Quarterfinal #8 Nick Sulzer (Virginia) W MD, 13-0 and was a three-time first-team all-league pick. He Semifinal #4 Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma State) W D, 2-0 Final #2 David Taylor (Penn State) W D, 5-4 wrapped up his amazing career with a 137-4 record, including winning his final 79 collegiate matches, a Cornell record. He ranks among the school’s career leaders in wins, winning percentage (.972), bonus wins (54) and wins by fall (44). Dake was named the Charles H. Moore Senior co- Athlete of the Year at Cornell, the Sports Illustrated Male College Athlete of the Year and was an ESPY finalist for Best Male College Athlete in 2013. The four-time NCAA All-American was elected to the EIWA Hall of Fame in 2014. Dake was a four-time Southern Scuffle champion (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013) and a two-time Las Vegas Invitational champ (2012, 2013), as well as the 2011 Body Bar Invitational champion. Dake was the runner-up at the 2016 Olympic Trials at 86kg after finishing third at 74kg in 2012.

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT TF MD D Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2009-10 (freshman) 36 34 -2 -0 7 0 2 5 20 14 94.44% 12 -0 -0 3 -0 -0 3 -0 5 -0 3.500 2010-11 (sophomore) 33 31 -2 -0 7 0 2 11 11 20 93.94% 13 -1 -0 5 -0 -0 2 -1 5 -0 3.727 2011-12 (junior) 35 35 -0 -0 12 0 3 6 14 21 100.00% 7 -0 -0 1 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.371 2012-13 (senior) 37 37 -0 -0 18 0 2 8 9 28 100.00% 18 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.784 Careeer (2009-13) 141 137 -4 -0 44 0 9 30 83 54 97.16% 50 -1 -0 14 -0 -0 13 -1 20 -0 4.106

NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Wrestler

Frank Bettucci —1953 (147 pounds) Dave Auble — 1960 (123 pounds) Kyle Dake — 2013 (165 pounds) First Round: won by decision over Warren DePrenger (Cornell-Iowa), 8-2 Second Round: won by decision over Don Webster (Iowa State), 6-1 First Round: won by decision over Mark Martin (Ohio State), 3-0 Quarterfinals: won by fall over Leo Ballinger (Wyoming), 5:14 Quarterfinals: won by decision over Tony Macias (Oklahoma), 5-2 Second Round: won by major decision over Ryan LeBlanc (Indiana), 11-0 Semifinals: won by decision over Charles Uram (Pittsburgh), 5-3 Semifinals: won by decision over Jim Bledsoe (SIU-Carbondale), 12-4 Quarterfinals: won by major decision over #8 Nick Sulzer (Virginia), 13-0 Finals: won by decision over Bob Hoke (Michigan State), 6-3 Finals: won by decision over #2 Masaaki Hatta (Oklahoma State), 9-5 Semifinals: won by decision over #4 Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma St.), 2-0 Finals: won by decision over #2 David Taylor (Penn State), 5-4

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 18 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Two-Time NCAA Champions Dave Auble 1959 (123) • 1960 (123) One of the greatest wrestlers in Cornell history, Auble won three straight Eastern tournaments in the 123-pound weight class and was voted by Eastern coaches as the outstanding wrestler two of those years (1959 and 1960). He won two NCAA titles in the same weight class and was voted the outstanding wrestler of the national tournament his senior year. His collegiate record from 1958 to 1960 was a sparkling 51-1, with his only loss came in the opening round of the Na- tional Intercollegiates in his sophomore year. Auble’s combined record in collegiate and AAU competition between 1958 to ’60 was an incredible 75-2, with the other loss coming in the 1959 National AAU final round in the 125.5 class. He won the 1959 Pan American championship. In the Olympic year of 1960, Auble pinned the nine of 11 opponents and won all bouts in Olympic regional competition, but just missed out on making the U.S. team by virtue of his second close loss at the hands of Terry McCann. In 1962, Auble placed fourth in the world championships in the 125.5-pound class. He made the Olympic team in 1964, finishing fourth in his weight class. Auble is a former head wrestling coach at UCLA and Campbell who was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2010. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 1957-58 (sophomore) 15 14 -1 -0 6 0 0 8 0 6 93.33% 10 -0 -0 6 -0 -0 4 -0 0 -1 3.400 1958-59 (junior) 20 20 -0 -0 9 0 0 11 0 9 100.00% 12 -0 -0 6 -0 -0 4 -0 4 -0 3.900 1959-60 (senior) 17 17 -0 -0 5 0 0 12 0 5 100.00% 9 -0 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 4 -0 3.588 Career (1957-60) 52 51 -1 -0 20 0 0 31 0 20 98.08% 31 -0 -0 16 -0 -0 12 -0 8 -1 4.038

Gabe Dean 2015 (184) • 2016 (184) Dean was a four-time EIWA champion, four-time NCAA All-American and two-time national champion at 184 pounds. He made the finals three times and placed no lower than third at NCAAs during his four-year career. Dean was a two-time Ancient Eight Wrestler of the Year unanimously after closing out his career with a perfect 17-0 record in four seasons of conference duals. Dean posted a 152-7 career record with 101 bonus point wins and posted win streaks of 52 and 45 matches. Fifty of his wins came by fall, Dean was Ivy League and EIWA Rookie of the Year in 2014. Dean was a four-time first-team All-Ivy League selection and became just the 11th wrestler in EIWA history to claim four straight titles. He was the third four-time Southern Scuffle champion and the sixth three-time Las Vegas Invitational champion.

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2013-14 (freshman) 43 40 -3 -0 12 1 6 4 17 22 93.02% 12 -1 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -1 3.791 2014-15 (sophomore) 45 43 -2 -0 8 0 7 9 19 24 95.56% 18 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 3.778 2015-16 (junior) 35 34 -1 -0 10 0 6 9 9 25 97.14% 7 -1 -0 3 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.286 2016-17 (senior) 36 35 -1 -0 20 1 4 6 4 30 97.22% 13 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 4 -1 4.972 Career (2013-17) 159 152 -7 -0 50 2 28 49 23 101 95.60% 50 -2 -0 17 -0 -0 16 -0 19 -2 4.164

Travis Lee 2003 (125) • 2005 (133) Lee became the school’s second two-time national champion in wrestling in 2005, capping off a tremendous senior season that saw him earn2 Ivy League Wrestler of the Year honors for the second time. Lee also became the first Ivy wrestler to earn All-America honors four times and became the all-time Cornell and Ivy League leader in wins with 143. Lee won Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) titles all four years and was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler twice. He posted an unbeaten season en route to a national title at 125 pounds as a sophomore, and then recorded a 37-1 record as a senior, avenging his only loss of the year in the NCAA finals at 133 pounds to cap- ture the 2005 title. He played a major role in the Big Red’s fourth-place team finish at this year’s NCAA championships, its highest finish in 52 years. The finish was also the second highest in both school and Ivy League history at the NCAA championships. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2001-02 (freshman) 42 33 -9 -0 8 0 3 5 17 16 78.57% 7 -3 -0 3 -1 -0 4 -0 4 -2 2.548 2002-03 (sophomore) 34 34 -0 -0 5 1 5 6 17 16 100.00% 11 -0 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.000 2003-04 (junior) 42 39 -3 -0 6 2 4 12 15 22 92.86% 17 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 3 -0 4 -2 3.619 2004-05 (senior) 38 37 -1 -0 9 0 8 10 10 27 97.37% 15 -0 -0 4 -0 -0 3 -0 5 -0 4.237 Career (2001-05) 156 143 13 0 28 3 33 59 20 81 91.67% 50 3 0 16 1 0 14 0 18 4 3.564

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 19 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics One-Time NCAA Champions Frank Bettucci 1953 (147) A National Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee, Bettucci was a three-time Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling As- sociation 147-pound champion, winning the title in 1951, 1952 and 1953. He won the NCAA 147-pound title as a senior, earning All-America honors. He was named the outstanding wrestler at both the EIWA and NCAA championships in 1953. Bettucci went undefeated in dual meets as a junior and senior. He won the 1956 Olympic final tryouts, but a knee injury prevented him from competing. Bettucci won the AAU 147.5 title and reached the finals of the Olympic tryouts in 1960.

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 1950-51 (sophomore) 18 15 -3 -0 4 0 0 11 0 4 83.33% 9 -1 -0 — 4 -0 2 -2 2.444 1951-52 (junior) 14 14 -0 -0 4 2 0 8 0 4 100.00% 10 -0 -0 — 4 -0 — 3.857 1952-53 (senior) 19 19 -0 -0 8 0 0 11 0 8 100.00% 10 -0 -0 — 4 -0 5 -0 3.842 Career (1950-53) 51 48 -3 -0 16 2 0 30 0 16 94.12% 29 -1 -0 — 12 -0 7 -2 3.706 Steve Bosak 2012 (184) A three-time All-American, Bosak won a national title at 184 pounds as a junior in 2012 and placed third as a senior.The four-time NCAA qualifier won an Eastern title in 2013, the last of three consecutive years in which he reached the finals. Bosak was a four-time All-Ivy pick, including a first-teamer in each of his final three seasons. He claimed the EIWA’s Sheridan Award in 2011. Bosak closed his career with a record of 131-30 and ranked among the school’s career leaders in wins, winning percentage, falls and major decisions.

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2008-09 (freshman) 13 10 -3 -0 1 0 1 4 4 6 76.92% 0 -0 -0 0 -0 -0 — — 2.231 2009-10 (sophomore) 44 29 -15 -0 9 1 1 6 12 16 65.91% 6 -6 -0 3 -1 -0 3 -2 3 -2 1.682 2010-11 (junior) 39 34 -5 -0 9 0 4 8 13 21 87.18% 10 -1 -0 2 -0 -0 3 -1 4 -2 3.333 2011-12 (senior) 37 33 -4 -0 13 0 1 6 13 20 89.19% 10 -1 -0 4 -0 -0 2 -1 5 -0 3.622 2012-13 (fifth-year senior) 28 25 -3 -0 7 0 0 3 15 10 89.29% 13 -1 -0 5 -0 -0 3 -0 5 -1 3.214 Career (2008-13) 161 131 -30 -0 39 1 27 57 7 73 81.37% 39 -9 -0 14 -1 -0 11 -4 17 -5 2.839 Yianni Diakomihalis 2018 (141) Diakomihalis was named the Ivy League and EIWA Wrestler of the Year and the Amateur Wrestling News Rookie Wrestler of the Year and the Ivy and EIWA Rookie of the Year on his way to the 2018 NCAA title at 141 pounds. He completed his freshman season with a 37-1 overall record and an EIWA title to go along with his national crown. He became just the second Big Red rookie to secure a national title, joining four-time NCAA champ Kyle Dake. Diakomihalis won the Bearcat Open, New York State Intercollegiate, and Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite as a freshman

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2017-18 (freshman) 38 37 -1 -0 9 1 9 10 8 26 97.37% 14 -1 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.289 2018-19 (sophomore) 24 24 -0 -0 7 1 5 6 5 17 100.00% 13 -0 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 4.625 Career (2017-) 62 61 -1 -0 16 2 14 16 13 43 98.39% 27 -1 -0 9 -0 -0 8 -0 5 -0 4.419 Don Dickason 1953 (167) Dickason took top national honors at 167 pounds in 1953. He earned the trip to the NCAAs by winning the Eastern Intercollegiate 167-pound championship. Dickason was runner-up in the 177-pound weight class at the EIWA tournament in 1951. He co-captained the team as a junior and senior, and won his numerals as a member of the freshman football team in 1949. Dickason had a career dual meet record of 18-8-2 (7-3 in 1951; 5-2-1 in 1952; and 6-3-1 in 1953).

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 1950-51 (sophomore) 15 10 -5 -0 3 0 0 7 0 3 66.67% 7 -3 -0 — 3 -1 0 -1 1.400 1951-52 (junior) 10 6 -3 -1 1 0 0 5 0 1 65.00% 5 -2 -1 — 1 -1 — 1.100 1952-53 (senior) 19 15 -3 -1 1 0 0 14 0 1 81.58% 6 -3 -1 — 4 -0 5 -0 2.000 Career (1950-53) 44 31 -11 -0 5 0 0 26 0 5 70.45% 18 -8 -0 — 8 -2 5 -1 1.705 Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 20 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Nahshon Garrett 2016 (133) A four-time NCAA All-American, Garrett won the 2016 national championship at 133 pounds after finishing third, second and fifth, respectively, in his first three seasons at 125 pounds. A national finalist in 2014 at 125 pounds, Garrett became the 10th four-time EIWA champion in league history. The 2014 EIWA and 2014 and 2016 Ivy League Wrestler of the Year, Garrett is a four-time Eastern champ and first-team All-Ivy League pick. He was Ivy League and EIWA Rookie of the Year in 2013. Garrett sported a 149-12 career record with 92 career bonus wins. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2012-13 (freshman) 48 43 -5 -0 3 1 10 12 17 25 89.58% 16 -2 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -1 3.292 2013-14 (sophomore) 37 35 -2 -0 5 1 7 8 14 20 94.59% 11 -1 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 4 -1 3.757 2014-15 (junior) 39 34 -5 -0 4 1 9 9 11 22 87.18% 15 -2 -0 3 -0 -0 4 -0 6 -2 3.231 2015-16 (senior) 37 37 -0 -0 11 1 7 7 11 25 100.00% 8 -0 -0 3 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.541 Career (2012-16) 161 149 -12 -0 23 4 36 53 33 92 92.55% 50 -5 -0 15 -0 -0 16 -0 20 -4 3.671

David Hirsch 1994 (126) Hirsch was a three-time Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association 126-pound champion, a two-time All-American and an NCAA Division I champion while he was a member of the Big Red from 1990-94. At the 1994 NCAAs, Hirsch won the 126-pound title, becoming the first Cornellian to win a national wrestling crown since 1960 and only the fifth Cornellian ever to win a national wrestling title at the time. He placed fifth at the 1993 NCAA championships to earn All-America honors. Hirsch finished his senior season with a school-record 41 wins and only three losses. His career record of 116-17 ranked third in all-time wins at Cornell. He was named the outstanding wrestler of the EIWA championships in 1994 after winning his third straight Eastern title and was the recipient of the John Fletcher Memorial Trophy, which is presented to the senior wrestler who has made the greatest contribution to his team during his career in the EIWA tournaments. The three-time All-Ivy first-team selection was named the Ivy League Wrestler of the Year in 1994. Hirsch served as tri-captain of the team in 1993-94, when he was named the Cornell Daily Sun Athlete of the Year and the Ithaca Journal Male Athlete of the Year. He served as an assistant wrestling coach at Cornell in 1994-95. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 1990-91 18 13 -5 -0 0 0 0 4 9 4 72.22% 6 -0 -0 1 -0 -0 3 -2 — 1.500 1991-92 34 29 -5 -0 2 1 1 9 16 12 85.29% 16 -2 -0 4 -0 -0 3 -0 3 -2 2.706 1992-93 33 29 -4 -0 2 2 3 3 19 8 87.88% 12 -1 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 6 -2 2.818 1993-94 44 41 -3 -0 3 0 10 13 15 26 93.18% 18 -1 -0 4 -0 -0 4 -0 4 -0 3.545 Career (1990-94) 129 112 -17 -0 7 3 29 59 14 50 86.82% 52 -4 -0 13 -0 -0 14 -2 13 -4 2.853 Jordan Leen 2008 (157) Leen, a four-time NCAA qualifier, wrapped up his impressive wrestling career for the Big Red with a 118-29 mark that ranked him sixth in the Cornell record books for career wins. He was awarded the team’s Andy Noel “Leadership Award” after captaining the Big Red to two top 10 NCAA finishes in his last two seasons. Leen capped off his impressive four-year campaign by capturing his third All-America honor with a third- place finish at the NCAA tournament. As a junior, Leen was the lowest seeded wrestler to advance to the -fi nals as a No. 8 seed, winning the national title at 157 pounds with a 5-4 win over No. 2 ranked Mike Poeta of Illinois. He became just the second collegiate wrestler from Tennessee to ever win an NCAA championship. Leen finished his career as a three-time first-team All-Ivy honoree and remained perfect against Ancient Eight competition with a 17-0 mark. At the National Duals this past winter, Leen won all four of his matches by major decision to help the Big Red finish with its highest dual ranking in school history of second in the country. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2004-05 (freshman) 41 25 -16 -0 2 2 0 3 18 5 60.98% 7 -6 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -1 2 -2 0.707 2006-07 (sophomore) 44 37 -7 -0 8 1 2 7 19 17 84.09% 12 -1 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 3 -3 2.841 2007-08 (junior) 30 27 -3 -0 3 0 3 8 13 14 90.00% 7 -1 -0 4 -0 -0 3 -1 5 -0 3.167 2008-09 (senior) 32 29 -3 -0 2 1 4 6 16 12 90.63% 12 -0 -0 3 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -1 3.156 Career (2004-09) 147 118 -29 -0 15 4 24 66 9 48 80.27% 38 -8 -0 17 -0 -0 15 -2 15 -6 2.381

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 21 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Troy Nickerson 2009 (125) Nickerson was an NCAA champion as a junior at , a two-time NCAA finalist and four-year All-American and a member of four Ivy championship teams. The three-time EIWA champion received the prestigious Fletcher Award in 2010 as the senior who contributes the most team points at the EIWA tournament throughout his career. With a 97-8 career record, Nickerson ranked sixth all-time in winning percentage at Cornell in a career (.924). A four-time first-team All-Ivy pick, he earned EIWA Wrestler of the Year accolades in 2009. Nickerson was a two-year captain and finished with 38 pins, second in school history, and received the 2009 Sheridan Award given to the wrestler that wins the most matches by fall in the least amount of time at the EIWA meet. He had the two fastest falls in school history, including a record-setting 13-second win during a dual meet against Eastern Michigan as a junior. As a freshman, Nickerson burst onto the scene, winning Ivy League Wrestler and Rookie of the Year, the first male athlete in any Ivy sport to capture both awards in the same season. He also was EIWA Freshman of the Year in 2006. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2005-06 38 36 -2 -0 11 2 1 10 12 22 94.74% 13 -1 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 4 -1 4.026 2006-07 20 17 -3 -0 5 1 1 3 7 9 85.00% 4 -1 -0 3 -0 -0 3 -1 5 -1 3.250 2008-09 25 25 -0 -0 12 1 1 2 9 15 100.00% 14 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.720 2009-10 22 19 -3 -0 10 0 0 2 7 12 86.36% 6 -0 -0 3 -0 -0 3 -0 6 -2 3.500 Career (2005-10) 105 97 -8 -0 38 4 17 35 3 58 92.38% 37 -2 -0 16 -0 -0 14 -1 20 -4 3.933

Cam Simaz 2012 (197) Simaz, a two-time Ivy League Wrestler of the Year, won an NCAA title as a senior at 197 pounds. He graduat- ed ranked second in the school’s career record book with a 145-21 record and first with 100 bonus victories. Simaz was 31-1 as a senior with his only loss coming from a medical forfeit. The four-time All-American went 5-0 to top off his stellar career with an NCAA title in 2012. At the EIWA tournament as a senior, he became just the 11th wrestler in conference history to win four titles. That earned him the Fletcher Award, given to the wrestler that has scored the most points for his team at the tournament in his career. With two wins by fall and a major decision, Simaz was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler. Simaz finished his Ancient Eight career a perfect 20-0 and was named first-team All-Ivy four times. During his career, the Big Red won four Ivy League and EIWA team titles and finished in the top six at the NCAAs each year, including national runner-up finishes in 2010 and 2011. Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 2008-09 48 36 -12 -0 7 4 2 6 17 15 75.00% 10 -3 -0 5 -0 -0 3 -0 4 -3 2.250 2009-10 48 42 -6 -0 11 1 7 13 10 31 87.50% 10 -3 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -1 3.458 2010-11 38 36 -2 -0 17 0 3 5 11 25 94.74% 10 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -1 4.316 2011-12 32 31 -1 -0 12 2 7 3 7 22 96.88% 12 -0 -0 5 -0 -0 4 -0 5 -0 4.563 Career (2008-12) 166 145 -21 -0 47 7 27 45 19 93 87.35% 42 -6 -0 20 -0 -0 15 -0 19 -5 3.518

Glenn Stafford 1929 (175) Stafford was the first Cornell and Eastern wrestler to capture first place honors at the NCAA wrestling championships. He appeared in the second NCAA championship ever held, winning the title at 175 pounds. To reach the NCAAs, he had an outstanding season, winning important dual matches and capturing the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association championship. He was captain of the 1928-29 team. As a sophomore, he placed second at the EIWA championships at 175 pounds and won the heavyweight title as a junior. In addition he was crowned AAU wrestling champion in 1929.

Dual Ivy EIWA NCAA Season Bouts W -L -T Falls FFT MD D TF Bonus Win% W -L -T W -L -T W -L W -L Dominance 1926-27 9 7 -2 -0 0 1 0 6 0 0 77.78% 4 -1 -0 — 3 -1 — 1.889 1927-28 8 8 -0 -0 3 0 0 5 0 3 100.00% 5 -0 -0 — 3 -0 — 3.750 1928-29 11 11 -0 -0 4 0 0 7 0 4 100.00% 6 -0 -0 — 3 -0 2 -0 3.727 Career (1926-29) 28 26 -2 -0 7 1 0 18 0 7 92.86% 15 -1 -0 — 9 -1 2 -0 3.429

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Steve Anceravage Josh Arnone Dave Auble Tyler Baier Frank Bettucci Steve Bosak 2008: 6th (174) 2007: 8th (184) 1959: 1st (123) 2005: 2nd (184) 1953: 1st (147) 2011: 4th (184) 2009: 5th (174) 1960: 1st (123) 2012: 1st (184) 2013: 3rd (184)

Charles Bush Jon Jay Chavez Kyle Dake Ben Darmstadt Gabe Dean Max Dean 1964: 5th (115) 2018: 7th (165) 2010: 1st (141) 2018: 6th (197) 2014: 3rd (184) 2018: 8th (184) 2011: 1st (149) 2015: 1st (184) 2012: 1st (157) 2016: 1st (184) 2013: 1st (165) 2017: 2nd (184)

Yianni Diakomihalis Don Dickason Mark Fergeson Nahshon Garrett Matt Greenberg Mike Grey 2018: 1st (141) 1953: 1st (167) 1992: 5th (134) 2013: 3rd (125) 2004: 7th (197) 2008: 6th (133) 1993: 4th (134) 2014: 2nd (125) 2011: 6th (133) 2015: 5th (125) 2016: 1st (133)

David Hirsch Carl Keske Travis Lee Jordan Leen Mack Lewnes Dustin Manotti 1993: 5th (126) 1997: 7th (134) 2002: 7th (125) 2007: 8th (149) 2008: 4th (165) 2003: 8th (149) 1994: 1st (126) 2003: 1st (125) 2008: 1st (157) 2010: 2nd (174) 2004: 4th (149) 2004: 5th (133) 2009: 3rd (157) 2011: 4th (174) 2005: 6th (149) 2005: 1st (133) 2006: 3rd (157)

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Joe Mazzurco Dick Minekime Mike Nevinger Donald New Troy Nickerson Gene Nighman 2005: 5th (174) 1968: 5th (177) 2012: 7th (141) 1967: 5th (137) 2006: 2nd (125) 1981: 7th (142) 2006: 6th (184) 2013: 5th (141) 2007: 3rd (125) 2009: 1st (125) 2010: 4th (125)

Dylan Palacio Frank Perrelli Kyle Rackley Brian Realbuto Jerry Rinaldi Cam Simaz 2016: 4th (157) 2012: 4th (125) 1993: 5th (177) 2014: 6th (157) 2006: 4th (197) 2009: 8th (197) 2017: 6th (157) 2015: 2nd (157) 2007: 6th (197) 2010: 3rd (197) 2017: 5th (174) 2011: 3rd (197) 2012: 1st (197)

Glenn Stafford Jim Stanec Geoff Stephens Chris Villalonga Dick Vincent Pat Waters 1929: 1st (175) 2001: 7th (174) 1964: 6th (157) 2015: 6th (149) 1958: 2nd (147) 1990: 4th, 142 1965: 6th (157) NCAA Finalists Year Wt Cornell Opponent Result Score 1929 175 Glenn Stafford Darl Dougovito (Michigan) W TA, 4:08 1953 147 #1 Frank Bettucci Bob Hoke (Michigan State) W D, 6-3 167 #2 Don Dickason #1 Frank Marks (Oklahoma) W D, 1-1 (RD) 1958 147 Dick Vincent #3 Ron Gray (Iowa State) L D, 6-2 1959 123 #4 Dave Auble #2 Larry Lauchle (Pittsburgh) W D, 10-4 1960 123 #1 Dave Auble #3 Masaaki Hatta (Oklahoma State) W D, 9-5 1994 126 #3 David Hirsch #5 Jody Staylor (Old Dominion) W D, 2-1 2003 125 #2 Travis Lee #1 Chris Fleeger (Purdue) W D, 6-4 2005 133 #1 Travis Lee #2 Shawn Bunch (Edinboro) W D, 6-3 184 #7 Tyler Baier #1 Greg Jones (West Virginia) L D, 5-3 2006 125 #5 Troy Nickerson #3 Joe Dubuque (Indiana) L D, 8-3 2008 157 #8 Jordan Leen #2 Michael Poeta (Illinois) W D, 5-4 2009 125 #2 Troy Nickerson #1 Paul Donahoe (Edinboro) W D, 2-1 (TB) 2010 141 #1 Kyle Dake #6 Montell Marion (Iowa) W D, 7-3 174 #1 Mack Lewnes #2 Jay Borschel (Iowa) L D, 6-2 2011 149 #4 Kyle Dake #2 Frank Molinaro (Penn State) W D, 8-1 2012 157 #1 Kyle Dake #2 Derek St. John (Iowa) W D, 4-1 184 #4 Steve Bosak #6 Quentin Wright (Penn State) W D, 4-2 (OT) Clint Wattenberg Brandon Womack 197 #1 Cam Simaz #2 Chris Honeycutt (Edinboro) W D, 7-5 2013 165 #1 Kyle Dake #2 David Taylor (Penn State) W D, 5-4 2002: 6th (184) 2017: 8th (165) 2014 125 #2 Nahshon Garrett #1 Jesse Delgado (Illinois) L D, 3-2 2003: 5th (184) 2015 157 #2 Brian Realbuto #1 Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) L MD, 10-2 184 #1 Gabe Dean #7 Nathaniel Brown (Lehigh) W D, 6-2 2016 133 #1 Nahshon Garrett #2 Cory Clark (Iowa) W D, 7-6 184 #1 Gabe Dean #7 TJ Dudley (Nebraska) W D, 5-3 2017 184 #1 Gabe Dean #2 Bo Nickal (Penn State) L D, 4-3 2018 141 #3 Yianni Diakomihalis #1 Bryce Meredith (Wyoming) W D, 7-4

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 24 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics NCAA All-Americans 1929 Glenn Stafford (175, 1st) 2003 Travis Lee (125, 1st) 2009 Troy Nickerson (125, 1st) 2014 Nahshon Garrett (125, 2nd) 1953 Frank Bettucci (147, 1st) Dustin Manotti (149, 8th) Jordan Leen (157, 3rd) Brian Realbuto (157, 6th) Don Dickason (167, 1st) Clint Wattenberg (184, 5th) Steve Anceravage (174, 5th) Gabe Dean (184, 3rd) 1958 Dick Vincent (147, 2nd) 2004 Travis Lee (133, 5th) Cam Simaz (197, 8th) 2015 Nahshon Garrett (125, 5th) 1959 Dave Auble (123, 1st) Dustin Manotti (149, 4th) 2010 Troy Nickerson (125, 4th) Chris Villalonga (149, 6th) 1960 Dave Auble (123, 1st) Matt Greenberg (197, 7th) Kyle Dake (141, 1st) Brian Realbuto (157, 2nd) 1964 Charles Bush (115, 5th) 2005 Travis Lee (133, 1st) Mack Lewnes (174, 2nd) Gabe Dean (184, 1st) Geoff Stephens (157, 6th) Dustin Manotti (149, 6th) Cam Simaz (197, 3rd) 2016 Nahshon Garrett (133, 1st) 1965 Geoff Stephens (157, 6th) Joe Mazzurco (174, 5th) 2011 Mike Grey (133, 6th) Dylan Palacio (157, 4th) 1967 Donald New (137, 5th) Tyler Baier (184, 2nd) Kyle Dake (149, 1st) Gabe Dean (184, 1st) 1968 Dick Minekime (177, 5th) 2006 Troy Nickerson (125, 2nd) Mack Lewnes (174, 4th) 2017 Dylan Palacio (157, 6th) 1981 Gene Nighman (142, 7th) Dustin Manotti (157, 3rd) Steve Bosak (184, 4th) Brandon Womack (165, 8th) 1990 Pat Waters (142, 4th) Joe Mazzurco (184, 6th) Cam Simaz (197, 3rd) Brian Realbuto (174, 5th) 1992 Mark Fergeson (134, 5th) Jerry Rinaldi (197, 4th) 2012 Frank Perelli (125, 4th) Gabe Dean (184, 2nd) 1993 David Hirsch (126, 5th) 2007 Troy Nickerson (125, 3rd) Mike Nevinger (141, 7th) 2018 Yianni Diakomihalis (141, 1st) Mark Fergeson (134, 4th) Jordan Leen (149, 8th) Kyle Dake (157, 1st) Jon Jay Chavez (165, 7th) Kyle Rackley (177, 5th) Josh Arnone (184, 8th) Steve Bosak (184, 1st) Max Dean (184, 8th) 1994 David Hirsch (126, 1st) Jerry Rinaldi (197, 6th) Cam Simaz (197, 1st) Ben Darmstadt (197, 6th) 1997 Carl Keske (134, 7th) 2008 Jordan Leen (157, 1st) 2013 Nahshon Garrett (125, 3rd) 2001 Jim Stanec (174, 7th) Mack Lewnes (165, 4th) Mike Nevinger (141, 5th) 2002 Travis Lee (125, 7th) Mike Grey (133, 6th) Kyle Dake (165, 1st) Clint Wattenberg (184, 6th) Steve Anceravage (174, 6th) Steve Bosak (184, 3rd) Four-Time NCAA All-Americans (7) Since 1950, 135 Division I wrestlers nationwide have earned All-America honors four times, including seven Cornellians.

Kyle Dake Gabe Dean Nahshon Garrett Travis Lee Dustin Manotti Troy Nickerson Cam Simaz 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 2013 • 2014 • 2015 • 2016 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 2006 • 2007 • 2009 • 2010 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 Three-Time NCAA All-Americans (4)

Steve Bosak Jordan Leen Mack Lewnes Brian Realbuto 2011 • 2012 • 2013 2007 • 2008 • 2009 2008 • 2010 • 2011 2014 • 2015 • 2017 Two-Time NCAA All-Americans (11) Steve Anceravage (2008, 2009); Dave Auble (1964, 1965); Mark Fergeson (1992, 1993); Mike Grey (2008, 2011); David Hirsch (1993, 1994); Joe Mazzurco (2005, 2006); Mike Nevinger (2012, 2013); Dylan Palacio (2016, 2017); Jerry Rinaldi (2006, 2007); Geoff Stephens (1964, 1965); Clint Wat- tenberg (2002, 2003). One-Time NCAA All-Americans (22) Josh Arnone (2007); Tyler Baier (2005); Frank Bettucci (1953); Charles Bush (1964); Jon Jay Chavez (2018); Ben Darmstadt (2018); Max Dean (2018); Yianni Diakomihalis (2018); Don Dickason (1953); Matt Greenberg (2004); Carl Keske (1997); Dick Minekime (1968); Don New (1967); Gene Nighman (1981); Frank Perrelli (2012); Kyle Rackley (1993); Glenn Stafford (1929); Jim Stanec (2001) Chris Villalonga (2015); Dick Vincent (1958); Pat Waters (1990); Brandon Womack (2017). Cornell Big Red at NCAA Tournament • Pittsburgh, Pa. (PPG Paints Arena) March 21-23, 2019 • Page 25 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics

NCAA Tournament History Four-Time NCAA Qualifiers (17) Season Finish Points Champs A-A Qualifiers Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 1928-29 6th 7 1 1 2 Steve Anceravage 2005-09 12 -9 4 (06, 07, 08, 09) — 2 (08, 09) 1950-51 -- 0 0 0 4 1952-53 3rd 13 2 2 5 Steve Bosak 2008-13 17 -5 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 1 (12) 3 (11, 12, 13) 1954-55 t-22nd 3 0 0 8 Kyle Dake 2009-13 20 -0 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 1956-57 -- 0 0 0 2 Gabe Dean 2013-17 19 -2 4 (14, 15, 16, 17) 2 (15, 16) 4 (14, 15, 16, 17) 1957-58 t-7th 16 0 1 5 Mark Fergeson 1989-93 13 -8 4 (90, 91, 92, 93) — 2 (92, 93) 1958-59 12th 14 1 1 3 Nahshon Garrett 2012-16 20 -4 4 (13, 14, 15, 16) 1 (16) 4 (13, 14, 15, 16) 1959-60 t-10th 17 1 1 2 1963-64 t-14th 14 0 2 9 Mike Grey 2007-11 14 -10 4 (08, 09, 10, 11) — 2 (08, 11) 1964-65 t-28th 4 0 1 1 Travis Lee 2001-05 18 -4 4 (02, 03, 04, 05) 2 (03, 05) 4 (02, 03, 04, 05) 1966-67 t-24th 8 0 1 2 Jordan Leen 2004-09 15 -6 4 (05, 07, 08, 09) 1 (08) 3 (07, 08, 09) 1967-68 t-32nd 7 0 1 1 Mack Lewnes 2007-11 12 -7 4 (08, 09, 10, 11) — 3 (08, 10, 11) 1969-70 t-40th 2 0 0 1 Dustin Manotti 2002-06 17 -9 4 (03, 04, 05, 06) — 4 (03, 04, 05, 06) 1971-72 t-67th 1 0 0 1 1972-73 t-48th 2 0 0 1 Troy Nickerson 2005-10 20 -4 4 (06, 07, 09, 10) 1 (09) 4 (06, 07, 09, 10) 1973-74 t-28th 5.5 0 0 4 Dylan Palacio 2013-17 14 -9 4 (14, 15, 16, 17) — 2 (16, 17) 1976-77 -- 0 0 0 1 Brian Realbuto 2013-17 11 -6 4 (14, 15, 16, 17) — 3 (14, 15, 17) 1979-80 -- 0 0 0 2 Jerry Rinaldi 2003-07 11 -9 4 (04, 05, 06, 07) — 2 (06, 07) 1980-81 33rd 7.25 0 1 2 Cam Simaz 2008-12 19 -5 4 (09, 10, 11, 12) 1 (12) 4 (09, 10, 11, 12) 1983-84 t-44th 2.5 0 0 1 Chris Villalonga 2010-15 6 -9 4 (12, 13, 14, 15) — 1 (15) 1984-85 t-55th 2 0 0 1 1986-87 -- 0 0 0 1 1987-88 -- 0 0 0 2 Three-Time NCAA Qualifiers (14) 1988-89 t-57th 2 0 0 2 Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 1989-90 20th 14 0 1 4 Dave Auble 1957-60 8 -1 3 (58, 59, 60) 2 (59, 60) 2 (59, 60) 1990-91 t-39th 5.5 0 0 4 1991-92 15th 18 0 1 6 Tyler Baier 2000-05 8 -5 3 (03, 04, 05) — 1 (05) 1992-93 10th 35 0 3 5 Jace Bennett 2011-15 5 -6 3 (13, 14, 15) — — 1993-94 17th 22.5 1 1 2 Matt Greenberg 2000-04 10 -6 3 (02, 03, 04) — 1 (04) 1994-95 t-56th 1.5 0 0 3 Mark Grey 2013- 6 -6 3 (14, 15, 17) — — 1995-96 t-42nd 4 0 0 4 David Hirsch 1990-94 13 -4 3 (92, 93, 94) 1 (94) 2 (93, 94) 1996-97 t-41st 6 0 1 1 1997-98 t-67th 1 0 0 3 Justin Kerber 2007-11 5 -6 3 (09, 10, 11) — — 1998-99 36th 9.5 0 0 5 Joe Mazzurco 2001-06 10 -7 3 (04, 05, 06) — 2 (05, 06) 1999-00 t-34th 11.5 0 0 5 Mike Mormile 2001-06 5 -6 3 (04, 05, 06) — — 2000-01 t-28th 12.5 0 1 4 Mike Nevinger 2010-14 11 -6 3 (12, 13,14) — 2 (12, 13) 2001-02 t-18th 28 0 2 7 Scott Roth 2000-04 2 -6 3 (02, 03, 04) — — 2002-03 10th 52 1 3 8 Jeramy Sweany 2015- 2 -4 2 (16, 18, 19) — — 2003-04 11th 51 0 3 8 2004-05 4th 76.5 1 4 9 Pat Waters 1986-90) 5 -5 3 (88, 89, 90) — 1 (90) 2005-06 5th 62 0 4 8 Brandon Womack 2015- 4 -5 3 (17, 18, 19) — 1 (17) 2006-07 12th 47 0 4 8 2007-08 9th 63 1 4 6 Two-Time NCAA Qualifiers (40) 2008-09 5th 73.5 1 4 9 2009-10 2nd 90 1 4 8 Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 2010-11 2nd 93.5 1 5 9 Alejandro Alvarez 2000-04 1 -4 2 (02, 03) — — 2011-12 4th 102.5 3 5 9 Corey Anderson 1999-01 4 -4 2 (00, 01) — — 2012-13 5th 65 1 4 7 Joe Arnold 1950-53 0 -3 2 (51, 53) — — 2013-14 7th 53 0 3 8 Josh Arnone 2005-10 2 -5 2 (07, 10) — 1 (07) 2014-15 5th 71.5 1 4 9 Frank Bettucci 1950-53 7 -2 2 (1951, 53) 1 (53) 1 (53) 2015-16 7th 67 2 3 9 2016-17 8th 60.5 0 4 6 Rex Boda 1952-55 2 -3 2 (53, 55) — — 2017-18 7th 48 1 4 7 Seth Charles 1995-00 1 -4 2 (99, 00) — — 2018-19 7 Max Dean 2017- 3 -3 2 (18, 19) — 1 (18) All-Time 1305.25 18 81 251 Yianni Diakomihalis 2017- 5 -0 2 (18, 19) 1 (18) 1 (18) Don Dickason 1950-53 5 -1 2 (51, 53) 1 (53) 1 (53) NCAA Tournament Records Dave Dunlop 1956-59 2 -2 2 (58, 59) — — Highest Finish: 2nd (2010, 2011) Sam Edwards 1977-81 2 -4 2 (80, 81) — — All-Time NCAA Tournament Match Record: 538-410 Adam Frey 2006-08 3 -3 2 (07, 08) — — Steve Friedman 1956-59 1 -2 2 (58, 59) — — (.568) Walter Grote 1971-74 2 -3 2 (72, 74) — — Most Team Points: 102.5 (2012 - 4th) Zach Hammond 2004-09 1 -4 2 (07, 09) — — Most NCAA Champs: 3 (2012 - Dake at 157, Bosak at 184, Joel Holman 1992-98 1 -4 2 (96, 98) — — Simaz at 197) Ben Honis 2015- 1 -2 2 (17, 19) — — Most All-Americans: 5 (2011, 2012) Joey Hooker 2003-07 2 -4 2 (05, 07) — — Most Qualifiers: 9 (1964, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, Otis Keller 1952-55 1 -2 2 (53, 55) — — 2016) Carl Keske 1993-97 7 -4 2 (96, 97) — 1 (97) D.J. Meagher 2007-11 2 -4 2 (09, 11) — — Most Match Wins: 29 (2010) Ben New 1995-00 2 -4 2 (99, 00) — — Fastest Fall: 0:14, Troy Nickerson (125) over Joey Fio (Okla- Gene Nighman 1978-81 4 -3 2 (80, 81) — 1 (81) homa), 3/20/2009 Frank Perrelli 2007-12 5 -4 2 (11, 12) — 1 (12) Duke Pickett 2012-16 0 -4 2 (15, 16) — — Dale Porter 1971-75 4 -3 2 (73, 74) — — Kyle Rackley 1991-93 8 -4 2 (92, 93) — 1 (93) Andy Rice 1984-88 0 -3 2 (87, 88) — — Jason Roach 1990-92 2 -3 2 (91, 92) — — David Sims 1989-92 0 -2 2 (91, 92) — — Jim Stanec 1997-2002 7 -4 2 (01, 02) — 1 (01) Geoff Stephens 1964-65 6 -6 2 (64, 65) — 2 (64, 65) Joe Tucceri 1996-00 3 -4 2 (99, 00) — —

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Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America Chas Tucker 2017- 1 -2 1 (18, 19) — — Most NCAA Wins Leo Urbinelli 1996-01 5 -4 2 (00, 01) — — 1. Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 20-0 Clint Wattenberg 1998-03 9 -5 2 (02, 03) — 2 (02, 03) Troy Nickerson (2005-10)...... 20-4 Gabe Webster 1998-03 1 -4 2 (02, 03) — — Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 20-4 Pat Welch 1981-85 3 -3 2 (84, 85) — — 4. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 19-2 Mike Yancosky 1991-95 3 -4 2 (94, 95) — — Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 19-5 6. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 18-4 One-Time NCAA Qualifiers (60) 7. Steve Bosak (2008-13)...... 17-5 Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America Dustin Manotti (2002-06)...... 17-9 Jacob Aiken-Phillips 2011-15 1 -2 1 (15) — — Nick Arujau 2011-13 1 -2 1 (12) — — 9. Jordan Leen (2004-09)...... 15-6 Vitali Arujau 2018- 1 (19) 10. Dylan Palacio (2013-17)...... 14-9 John Bove 1992-94 1 -2 1 (93) — — Mike Grey (2007-11)...... 14-10 Shawn Bradley 1995-99 2 -2 1 (99) — — 12. David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 13-4 Bob Buchwald 1963-66 1 -1 1 (64) — — Mark Fergeson (1989-93)...... 13-8 Chuck Bush 1963-64 4 -2 1 (64) — — 14. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)...... 12-7 Carl Capra 1962-64 1 -1 1 (64) — — Steve Anceravage (2005-09)...... 12-9 Jon Jay Chavez 2015- 5 -2 1 (18) — 1 (18) 16. Mike Nevinger (2010-14)...... 11-6 Monty Cheff 1993-97 1 -2 1 (96) — — Mike Crandall 1967-71 1 -1 1 (70) — — Brian Realbuto (2013-17)...... 11-6 Dave Crawford 1971-74 0 -1 1 (74) — — Jerry Rinaldi (2003-07)...... 11-9 Warren Crow 1963-64 1 -2 1 (64) — — 19. Matt Greenberg (2000-04)...... 10-6 Ben Darmstadt 2017- 3 -3 1 (18) — 1 (18) Joe Mazzurco (2001-06)...... 10-7 Keith Dickey 2003-07 2 -2 1 (06) — — Carlos Eason 1993-96 1 -4 1 (96) — — Highest NCAA Win Percentage (min. 6 matches) Ben Egerton 1954-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — 1. Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 1.000 (20-0) Fran Ferraro 1963-66 0 -1 1 (64) — — 2. Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 905 (19-2) John Fogarty 1996-99 0 -2 1 (98) — — 3. Steve Smethurst (1954-57)...... 900 (9-1) Joey Galasso 2015- 1 -2 1 (16) — — 4. Dave Auble (1957-60)...... 889 (8-1) Charles Gratto 1954-57 0 -1 1 (55) — — 5. Troy Nickerson (2005-10)...... 833 (20-4) Jerry Graziano 1985-90 0 -2 1 (90) — — Bob Greenleaf 1995-00 3 -2 1 (99) — — Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 833 (20-4) Joe Guciardo 1986-90 2 -2 1 (90) — — Don Dickason (1950-53)...... 833 (5-1) Bill Jemison 1953-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — 8. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 818 (18-4) Maciej Jochym 2007-12 1 -2 1 (12) — — 9. Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 792 (19-5) Tom Jones 1961-64 0 -2 1 (64) — — 10. Frank Bettucci (1950-53)...... 778 (7-2) Hyman Josefson 1926-29 2 -2 1 (29) — — 11. Steve Bosak (2008-13)...... 773 (17-5) Roger Judd 1952-55 0 -1 1 (55) — — 12. David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 765 (13-4) Ron Keene 1976-79 0 -1 1 (77) — — Dennis Kitko 1994-96 0 -1 1 (95) — — 13. Jordan Leen (2004-09)...... 714 (15-6) Chris Labbate 1985-89 0 -1 1 (89) — — 14. Kyle Rackley (1991-93)...... 667 (8-4) Stryker Lane 2009-13 0 -2 1 (13) — — Chuck Bush (1963-64)...... 667 (4-2) Bob Lynch 1953-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — Don New (1964-67)...... 667 (4-2) Dalton Macri 2015-17 2 -2 1 (16) — — Dick Minekime (1965-68)...... 667 (4-2) Corey Manson 2006-11 2 -2 1 (11) — — 18. Dustin Manotti (2002-06)...... 654 (17-9) Al Marion 1958-61 2 -1 1 (60) — — 19. Mike Nevinger (2010-14)...... 647 (11-6) Dan Miracola 2002-06 1 -2 1 (06) — — Brian Realbuto (2013-17)...... 647 (11-6) Dick Minekime 1965-68 4 -2 1 (68) — — Carmon Molina 1955-58 2 -2 1 (58) — — Most NCAA Matches Wrestled Ben Morgan 1987-91 1 -2 1 (91) — — 1. Dustin Manotti (2002-06)...... 26 Bruce Morgan 1990-93 1 -2 1 (93) — — 2. Troy Nickerson (2005-10)...... 24 Don New 1964-67 4 -2 1 (67) — — Mike New 1989-92 2 -2 1 (92) — — Mike Grey (2007-11)...... 24 Neal Orr 1962-65 0 -1 1 (64) — — Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 24 Marshall Peppelman 2010-13 1 -2 1 (12) — — Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 24 Mike Rodriguez 2004-08 2 -2 1 (08) — — 6. Dylan Palacio (2013-17)...... 23 Nate Rupp 1994-98 0 -2 1 (98) — — 7. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 22 Dave Schaefer 1972-76 1 -2 1 (74) — — Steve Bosak (2008-13)...... 22 Owen Scott 2013-17 1 -2 1 (16) — — 9. Mark Fergeson (1989-93)...... 21 Tyler Shovlin 2001-05 1 -2 1 (05) — — Steve Smethurst 1954-57 0 -1 1 (57) — — Jordan Leen (2004-09)...... 21 Glenn Stafford 1926-29 2 -0 1 (29) — — Steve Anceravage (2005-09)...... 21 Bob Stock 1964-67 2 -2 1 (67) — — Gabe Dean (2013-17)...... 21 Ned Tudi 1954-55 0 -1 1 (55) — — 13. Jerry Rinaldi (2003-07)...... 20 Bill Van Gilder 1950-52 0 -1 1 (51) — — Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 20 Dick Vincent 1955-58 3 -1 1 (58) — — 15. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)...... 19 Tom Waldron 1999-01 0 -2 1 (01) — — 16. David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 17 George Willis 1956-59 0 -1 1 (57) — — Matt Greenberg (2000-04)...... 16 Mike Wittenberg 1961-64 0 -1 1 (64) — — Joe Mazzurco (2001-06)...... 17 Mike Nevinger (2010-14)...... 17 Brian Realbuto (2013-17)...... 17

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