University of Northern Iowa Wrestling Weekly Report #14: Feb

2011-2012 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA WRESTLING WEEKLY REPORT #14: FEB. 8, 2012

SCHEDULE/RESULTS: 7-5 (5-1) Nov. 5 Loras Open 5 CHAMPS COMING UP Nov. 13 Harold Nichols Open 2 CHAMPS Nov. 19 Cobber Open 3 CHAMPS NATIONAL DUALS REGIONAL - Feb. 12 Nov. 26 Northeast Duals The University of Northern Iowa (7-5, 5-1 WWC) heads to 21 Central Michigan L, 31-6 Ames, Iowa, Sunday to compete at the NWCA/Cliff Keen 12 Maryland L, 37-6 National Duals Regional. Their first-round opponent is Bucknell W, 27-12 No. 23 Virginia Tech (7-4, 3-1 ACC). The Panthers will Dec. 3 UNI OPEN 2 CHAMPS wrestle the Hokies at 11 a.m. at Hilton Coliseum. Live Dec. 8 at 1 Iowa L, 38-4 results will be posted at www.trackwrestling.com. Dec. 17 Jim Fox Open 5 CHAMPS Dec. 29-30 Midlands Tournament 0 CHAMPS Jan. 6 NORTHERN COLORADO* W, 22-16 125: Ty Mitch RFR Aurora, Ill. 10-3 Jan. 8 AIR FORCE* W, 33-12 Erik Spjut SO Woodlands, Texas 25-9 133: 1 Devin Carter SO Christiansburg, Va. 27-1 Jan. 13 WISCONSIN W, 25-15 141: 20 Zach Neibert RSO Dayton, Ohio 16-7 Jan. 21 Flash Flanagan Open 5 CHAMPS 149: Nick Brascetta FR St. Paris, Ohio 4-2 Jan. 27 at Utah Valley* W, 24-18 157: Cameron Hurd JR Chesapeake, Va. 11-10 Jan. 28 Grand View Open 0 CHAMPS Matt Stephens FR Piqua, Ohio 4-7 Jan. 29 at 12 Wyoming* L, 27-12 165: 7 Pete Yates JR Conyers, Ga. 18-4 Feb. 3 IOWA ST. L, 19-17 174: Chris Moon SO Fauquier, Va. 15-11 Feb. 4 Duhawk Open 0 CHAMPS 184: John Dickson JR Virginia Beach, Va. 14-15 Feb. 5 NORTH DAKOTA ST. W, 22-18 197: Nick Vetterlein RSO Allendale, N.J. 22-8 SOUTH DAKOTA ST. W, 25-12 Angelo Malvestuto RFR Niagara Falls, N.Y. 19-9 285: Chris Penny JR Virginia Beach, Va. 11-5 Feb. 12 NWCA National Duals 24 Virginia Tech 11:00 AM TBA 1:00 PM 125: Cruse Aarhus SR Cedar Rapids, Iowa 18-13 TBA 3:00 PM 133: 11 Joe Colon RSO Clear Lake, Iowa 20-2 Feb. 19 at 8 Nebraska TBA 141: Levi Wolfensperger RFR Denver, Iowa 8-5 Mar. 4 NCAA WEST REGIONAL All Day 149: Seth Noble RFR Mount Union, Iowa 15-9 Mar. 14-17 NCAA Championships All Day Clay Welter RFR Gilbertville, Iowa 14-15 157: David Bonin JR Broussard, La. 25-6 HOME COMPETITIONS IN CAPS 165: Riley Banach SO Ames, Iowa 19-14 *Western Wrestling Conference Opponent 174: Onni Prestidge SO Deer River, Minn. 4-20 184: 6 Ryan Loder SO Granite Bay, Calif. 27-2 197: Taylor Kettman RFR Waterloo, Iowa 16-11 UNI QUICK FACTS 285: Blayne Beale JR Davenport, Iowa 23-9 Location Cedar Falls, Iowa Founded 1876 Enrollment 13,168 #5 Northern Iowa THE BRACKET Colors Purple and Old Gold Nickname Panthers MATCH 1, 11 AM National Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Western Wrestling #4 Virginia Tech MATCH 3, 1 PM Conference (WWC) Home Facility West Gym #1 Iowa President Benjamin Allen Athletic Director Troy Dannen MATCH 5, 3 PM Athletics Website UNIPanthers.com #2 Oregon State #3 Iowa State ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS MATCH 4, 1 PM

Athletic Comm. Dir. Colin McDonough MATCH 2, 11 AM 319-273-5456 [email protected] #6 Wisconsin LOSER MATCH 1 Wrestling Contact Tim Getting [email protected] MATCH 6, 3 PM Mailing Address UNI-Dome NW Upper Cedar Falls, IA 50614 LOSER MATCH 2 1 THE OPPONENT CURRENT RANKINGS VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES InterMatWrestle.com WrestlingReport.com 11. Colon - 133 (Last: 11) 9. Colon - 133 (Last: 9) RECORD: 7-4 (3-1 ACC) RANK: 23 6. Loder - 184 (Last: 6) 21. Bonin - 157 (Last: 24) HIGHLIGHTS: Tied for first place in the Team - 32nd (Last: 32) 6. Loder - 184 (Last: 6) 28. Beale - 285 (Last: 28) Atlantic Coast Conferernce ... most-recent NCAA Coaches’ Rankings win was over No. 25 Old Dominion (22-12) ... W.I.N. Power Index also defeated No. 22 Virginia (18-13) ear- 11. Colon - 133 lier this season ... most-recent loss came 26. Bonin - 157 12. Colon - 133 (Last: 13) to No. 10 Oklahoma (19-12) ... boast three 6. Loder - 184 18. Bonin - 157 (Last: 20) ranked wrestlers, including a No. 1 (133: 32. Beale - 285 6. Loder - 184 (Last: 6) Team - 31st (Last: 33) Devin Carter) ... placed five wrestlers at Amateur Wrestling News Midlands Championships ... two returning 8. Colon - 133 (Last: 8) NWMA DI Mid Major Poll NCAA qualifiers (Carter - 133, Yates - 165). 6. Loder - 184 (Last: 6) Team - 16th (Last: 16) TOP COMPETITOR: No. 1 Devin Carter (133) has been atop of his weight class NEWS since Jan. 10. He has not lost a match since Nov. 20. In that time, he picked up a Midlands title and 18-straight NATIONAL DUALS BRACKETS ANNOUNCED wins. The sophomore qualified for the UNI is competing in the Iowa State Regional Bracket of the NCAA Championships as a freshman last NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals. The winner of this six-team season and was also named the ACC Co- regional will qualify for the “Mat Mayhem Finals” with the Freshman of the Year. champions of the other three regionals. The University of Iowa earned the No. 1 seed for the Iowa State Regional. PANTHER POINTS Other schools to receive No. 1 seeds for their respective regionals incldue Cornell, Minnesota and Oklahoma State. All regionals will take place Sunday, Feb. 12. IOWA COACHING CONNECTIONS The top half of the National Duals Re- BONIN SHARES WWC WRESTLER OF THE WEEK HONOR gional bracket is filled with coaching David Bonin and Air Force’s Clayton Gable were named Co- connections. For two seasons (2005-06), Western Wrestling Conference Wrestlers of the Week Feb. 7. Iowa Head Coach Tom Brands and UNI Head Coach Doug Schwab coached together at Bonin went 3-0 the weekend of Feb. 3-5 as UNI took on Iowa Virginia Tech. Brands was the head coach, State, North Dakota State and South Dakota State. His big- while Schwab was an assistant. Schwab and gest victory, a 3-2 decision, came against No. 11 Steven Brands, who both competed at the Uni- Monk of NDSU. The match proved to be an important step in versity of Iowa, then returned to their UNI’s 22-18 dual win over the Bison. alma mater where they assumed the same Bonin also defeated Iowa State’s Michael Moreno with a 2-0 coaching roles for the Hawkeyes. Virginia decision in their Friday night bout with the Cyclones. He Tech’s current head coach, Kevin Dresser, then capped off his weekend with a 4-1 decision over SDSU’s also competed at the U of I and is a na- Nick Flynn. Bonin ended WWC dual competition with a perfect tive of Humboldt, Iowa. 6-0 record against conference opponents and is riding an eight-match win streak. The conference award was Bonin’s first of the season and second of his career.

WEST GYM TO UNDERGO MAJOR RENOVATIONS CONFERENCE STANDINGS Before a sold out crowd at UNI’s Feb. 3 dual with Iowa TEAM WWC ALL State, the Panther wrestling team, Athletic Director Troy Dannen, and University President Ben Allen joined benefac- 10 Wyoming 3-0 6-2 tor Sandy Stevens in announcing phase one of the West Gym Northern Iowa 5-1 7-5 renovation project. Stevens announced that the “Bill Koll North Dakota St. 2-1 5-7 Wrestling Room” will replace the current wrestling room as Air Force 2-3 7-5 part of the project’s first phase. Koll was a three-time national champion at UNI. Northern Colorado 0-1 3-5 Utah Valley 0-3 5-7 After the new wrestling room is built, a new locker room and team lounge will be constructed to complete phase one South Dakota St. 0-3 4-6 for the four-phase project. 2 PANTHER POINTS ARCHIVES PANTHER/HOKIE HISTORY PANTHERS SWEEP TWO CONFERENCE OPPONENTS UNI and Virginia Tech have met just two UNI topped North Dakota State and South Dakota State in a times and both have been within the past double dual Feb. 5. The Panthers handed NDSU their first ten seasons. The Panthers hold a 2-0 se- conference loss of the season with a 22-18 victory then im- ries lead with their most-recent victory mediately turned around and defeated SDSU 25-12. coming in 2006 when UNI stomped the Hok- Top performers included Ryan Loder, who landed consecutive ies 37-7. technical falls and David Bonin, who upset No. 11 Steven Monk of NDSU with a 3-2 decision. PAST NATIONAL DUALS PERFORMANCES Levi Wolfensperger (141) provided fans with the most ex- In the past ten seasons, UNI has compiled citing match of the afternoon as he wrestled NDSU’s Tyler a record of 6-20 at the National Duals. Diamond. Down 3-1 and facing an additional riding time Last season, the Panthers were 1-2 with point against him, Wolfensperger forced the match into sud- losses to Missouri and Oklahoma State and den victory, as he completed two take downs in the third a win over Ohio State. period’s final 10 seconds. After a scramble in the sudden victory period, Wolfensperger ended up on top with a take- SOLD OUT CROWD down and a 7-5 decision. A sold-out crowd of 2,200 witnessed the Feb. 3 dual between UNI and Iowa State Seniors Cruse Aarhus, Joe Johnson and Onni Prestidge were at the West Gym. The last sell out prior honored between duals. to that match occurred last season as the Panthers took on the Iowa Hawkeyes. CYCLONES EDGE PANTHERS AT THE VERY END UNI fell to ISU 19-17 in front of a sold out crowd of 2,200 CATS WRAP UP WWC REGULAR SEASON at the West Gym. UNI was the first team in the Western Iowa State heavyweight Matt Gibson used a takedown in the Wrestling Conference to finish their reg- first period as momentum against UNI’s Blayne Beale. The ular season conference schedule. The Pan- No. 12-ranked Gibson went on to score a 7-1 decision in the thers ended up with a 5-1 record, which night’s final match. Going into the bout, UNI was up 17-16 af- guarantees them at least a second-place ter Taylor Kettman won by decision over ISU’s Trevor Voelker. finish in the standings. No. 10 Wyoming The Panthers’ Ryan Loder (184) survived his bout with ISU’s remains in first place with an undefeated Boaz Beard. Loder, ranked No. 6, topped No. 16-ranked Beard 3-0 record. with a 1-0 decision comprised of a single escape in the second period. The win was Loder’s third over a ranked opponent UNI TO HOST WEST REGIONAL this season. Panther wrestling will host the NCAA West Regional this season on Sun., March COLON NAMED WWC WRESTLER OF THE WEEK 4, at the McLeod Center. All seven WWC Joe Colon earned WWC Wrestler of the Week honors for he programs will have wrestlers competing first time in his career Jan. 31. The UNI grappler topped at the tournament with the goal of qual- Utah Valley’s Blake Mangum with a 16-3 major decision ifying for the NCAA Championships in during Northern Iowa’s 24-18 dual victory over UVU last St. Louis. Tickets to the West Regional Friday. Colon’s more impressive win came Sunday, however can be purchased at the door, by call- when the redshirt sophomore earned a 21-4 technical fall ing 319-273-4TIX (4849), or by visiting victory over No. 17 Zach Zehner of Wyoming. www.unitix.uni.edu. Colon is now 3-1 versus ranked opponents this season, as well as the only remaining Panther to have an undefeated COLON’S STREAK STAYS ALIVE dual record at 5-0. He has also not lost in over a month, Redshirt sophomore Joe Colin is riding a riding a 10-match win streak. In those matches, Colon has 13-match win streak that dates back to Dec. compiled four falls, two technical falls, three major 30. In those matches, Colon has compiled decisions and just one regular decision. four falls, four technical falls, four major decisions, and just one regular decision. Also, in that time, he has climbed the rankings, starting unranked and is now No. 11 at 133 pounds.

3 PANTHER POINTS ARCHIVES LODER AMONG THE NATION’S BEST NO. 12 WYOMING DEFEATS UNI 27-12 UNI’s Ryan Loder (184), rated No. 6 in The 27-12 decision was UNI’s first Western Wrestling Con- the latest InterMat rankings, has one ference loss of the season. of his weight class’ best records at The Cowboys won seven of ten matches, including four of 27-2. He is also the highest-rated un- the afternoon’s last five matches. Two key victories came derclassmen at 184. Loder has a record at 141 and 149 pounds, as Wyoming’s Chase Smith (141) of 2-2 against fellow ranked opponents. and McCade Ford (149) both edged their opponents, Levi 184-pound Top Ten Wolfensperger (141) and Seth Noble (149), by one point. 1. Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming) 21-1 Smith and Ford both used late escapes in the third period 2. Quentin Wright (Penn St.) 20-2 to propel themselves to wins. 3. Robert Hamlin (Lehigh) 22-1 4. Ben Bennett (C Mich) 24-3 Joe Colon (133) was UNI’s top competitor of the after- 5. Steve Bosak (Cornell) 23-3 noon. The redshirt sophomore earned a technical fall over 6. Ryan Loder (UNI) 27-2 No. 17-ranked Zach Zehner. 7. Kevin Steinhaus (Minnesota) 19-4 Ryan Loder (184) had an undefeated dual record coming 8. Josh Ihnen (Nebraska) 19-4 into the contest, but No. 1-ranked Joe LeBlanc left Loder 9. Ben Clymer (Hofstra) 23-5 10. C.J. Magrum (Ohio St.) 15-3 at 8-1, after he defeated the NCAA’s No. 6-ranked wrestler with a 10-5 decision. COACHES RANK FOUR PANTHERS Four Panther wrestlers found their names PANTHER WRESTLERS SQUEAK PAST UTAH VALLEY in the NCAA Coaches’ Panel Rankings, UNI’S 24-18 dual victory came down to the very last which was released Jan. 20 for the first match. The Panthers were up 14-3 halfway through the time this season. Ryan Loder (184) is the meet, but the Wolverines surged back and found themselves lone Panther in the top ten of his weight only down 20-18 going into the final bout. Junior Blayne class at No. 6. Joe Colon (133) is ranked Beale took care of business, however, scoring a 12-4 ma- No. 11, David Bonin (157) is at No. 26, jor decision over Dustin Dennison. and Blayne Beale (285) is No. 32. FIVE UNI CHAMPS EMERGE AT FLASH FLANAGAN OPEN A RARE BIG TEN WIN UNI captured five individual titles at the Flash Flanagan The Panthers’ 25-15 victory over Wis- Open Jan. 21 at Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa. Cruse Aar- consin Jan. 13 was their first win over hus (125), Joe Colon (133) and Cody Caldwell (174) took sole a Big Ten school since last season’s na- possession of their weight class championships, while Riley tional duals, when UNI edged Ohio State, Banach and Jarrett Jensen (165), as well as Blayne Beale and 20-19. From 2002 to 2010, the Panthers Cody Krumwiede (285) were crowned as co-champs. Both Colon went a combined 2-24-1 versus The Big and Caldwell pinned three-consecutive opponents on their way Ten. UNI has improved against college to titles. wrestling’s most competitive conference in recent years, however, winning one UNI SNAPS NINE-SEASON WINLESS DROUGHT VS. WISCONSIN dual against a Big Ten opponent each of Northern Iowa defeated Big Ten opponent Wisconsin Jan. 13, the past three seasons. 25-15. The win broke a nine-dual winless streak against the WESTERN DOMINANCE Badgers that has spanned the past nine seasons. The Western Wrestling Conference has UNI dug UW into a hole early, and the Badgers never recovered. five completed seasons to its name. UNI Cruse Aarhus (125) made a statement in the night's opening has captured the WWC dual title four match, topping UW's Austin Hietpas with a 17-2 technical fall. times. Last season, the Panthers fin- Joe Colon (133) gave UNI five more early points, as he also ished with a 5-0 conference record. A defeated his opponent, Shane McQuade, with a 17-2 tech. fall. 19-13 victory over No. 24-ranked Wyo- UNI racked up even more bonus points in the night's third ming in their final regular season dual match, as Levi Wolfensperger (141) defeated Thomas Glenn with secured the conference championship. a 9-0 major decision. From that point, it was tough for Wisconsin to recover, as the Panthers even held the three out of the four lost matches to regular decisions. Meanwhile, David Bonin (157) and Ryan Loder (184) both compiled major decisions.

4 PANTHER POINTS ARCHIVES FIVE RECRUITS COMMIT TO UNI LATE WINS PUSH PANTHERS PAST NORTHERN COLORADO The Panthers recently signed five UNI won its final three matches to overcome Northern Colorado recruits, who will begin their UNI 22-16 in their Western Wrestling Conference and 2012 home debut. careers next season. The Panthers dug themselves out from a 16-12 deficit. Dylan Peters, 120 (Denver, Iowa/Denver) Junior heavyweight Blayne Beale secured the win within the final Ranked 7th nationally in his weight class, ten seconds of the night's final match. After he was charged Peters is a three-time Class 2A state with a stall penalty that notched the score at 3-3, Beale took finalist and a two-time state champ. down opponent Henry Chirino with nine seconds remaining. Time He also placed third at the USA Junior Nationals last year. expired, and Beale won his 50th-career match with a 6-3 decision after a riding-time point was added. Zach Witte, 145/52 (Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Prairie) Witte is ranked No. 8 nationally at 152 The Panthers are a perfect 7-0 against Northern Colorado. pounds. He placed second at state as Since the formation of the WWC in 2006, the Panthers have won a freshman and was an undefeated state their conference opener every single season. champion last season (Class 4A). Curt Maas, 152 (Medford, Minn./Medford) UNI TAKES CARE OF AIR FORCE Maas was a state tournament qualifier as an 8th grader, placed second at state as a UNI won its second conference dual of the weekend Jan. 8, freshman, then proceeded to repeat as state topping Air Force Academy 33-12. With the win, the Panthers champion his sophomore and junior seasons. improved their WWC record to 2-0. Cooper Moore, 160/70 (Jackson, Minn./Central) The Panthers got off to a quick start with heavyweight Blayne Moore placed fourth at state as a freshman Beale scoring a major decision over Air Force’s Brook Gosch, and earned a state championship his sophomore season. He is currently ranked then moments later senior 125-pounder Cruse Aarhus delivered No. 9 nationally as a 170-pounder. a technical fall over Mengyuan Qiu. Joe Colon (133) edged out AFA’s Tyler Untrauer with a 5-4 decision in the next match. Jared Bartel, 195 (Mason City, Iowa/Mason City) Bartel placed second at state as a junior Levi Wolfensperger (141) put an exclamation mark on the Pan- and recently won his weight class title at thers’ opening surge, pinning Carter McElhany in 2:16. After the USA Pre-Season Nationals. four matches, UNI found itself up 18-0 and never looked back. VALUABLE EXPERIENCE THREE WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS AT WILLIAM PENN OPEN Panther wrestling’s first-year Seth Noble (141), a redshirt freshman, began and ended his competitors have gotten plenty of championship run defeating opponents from Iowa State Univer- experience at the college level so far sity. Cody Caldwell (174) used two-straight pins to propel this season. Eleven of UNI’s twelve himself into the championship match, where he topped teammate true freshmen have wrestled in at least Austin Gelbach. Krumwiede captured the heavyweight title, his fifteen matches thus far. third open tournament championship of the season. Many have experienced much success too. LODER FINISHES THIRD AT MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS Eight Panther freshmen have finished in the top three of an open tournament at Ryan Loder took third place in the 184-pound division at the least once. All of those eight also prestigious Midlands Championships Dec. 30. Loder defeated Pur- have a first place finish at an open due's Braden Atwood in the consolation final with a 10-2 major. competition. Loder lost his first match of the season in the semifinals, falling to Ben Bennett of Central Michigan by a 6-3 deci- PROMISING PANTHER RECRUITS sion. Bennett got some revenge on Loder, who defeated him This year’s Panther squad features many at the Northeast Duals nearly a month ago. Going into the new faces. Of the 28 wrestlers on the match, Loder and Bennett were ranked sixth and seventh na- preseason roster, 15 are true freshmen tionally, respectively. or first-year transfers. Notable The sophomore, rated No. 2 in the 184-pound bracket, was 4-1 recruits include JuCo National Champion at Midlands, topping opponents from Stanford, Eastern Michi- Joe Colon (133), who transferred from gan and Virginia Tech in addition to Purdue's Atwood. Iowa Central, as well as Iowa’s 2011 “Mr. Wrestler” and Waverly native, Cody LODER NAMED MIDLANDS “TOP CONTENDER” Caldwell (174). Ryan Loder (184) was named a “top contender” for the Dec. 29-30 Midlands Championships. The sophomore was ranked No. 2 in the tournament’s the 184-pound division. Ranked No. 1 was Lehigh’s Robert Hamlin. Hamlin is also ranked No. 1 in the nation by InterMat. 5 ARCHIVES COLON BURSTS ONTO THE SCENE AT MIDLANDS Redshirt sophomore Joe Colon placed seventh at Midlands. Colon was unranked in the 133-pound bracket coming into the tournament, yet topped two rated opponents before losing in the consolation bracket quarterfinal. Colon then came back and defeated another nationally-ranked wrestler, pinning Steven Keith of Harvard (No. 9) and capturing the seventh-place finish. One of Colon’s earlier victories was over nationally-ranked Bryan Ortenzio of Penn, ranked No. 13 by InterMat. In the latest InterMat rankings, Colon is rated No. 12 in the 133-pound weight class. The former NJCAA national champion was not rated up until this week, having only competed in one open tournament after overcoming an early-season injury. FIVE PANTHERS EARN TOP FINISHES AT JIM FOX OPEN Five members of the UNI wrestling team took home first place finishes after competing at the Jim Fox Open Dec. 17. Joe Colon (133), Adam Perrin (141), Jarrett Jensen (157), Cody Caldwell (174) and Cody Krumwiede (285) each captured championships in their respective weight classes. All twelve Panther wrestlers who competed at the Jim Fox Open placed in the top six in their divisions.

EX-UNI WRESTLER QUALIFIES FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS Former UNI wrestler Moza Fay qualified to compete at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Wrestling at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa, April 21-22. Fay earned a spot in the field after a strong performance at the Men’s Freestyle Olympic Trials Qualifier, held in Las Vegas Dec. 3. A two-time All-American, Fay capped his Panther career in 2009 totaling 119 wins, the program’s seventh-best mark. The Anamosa, Iowa-native was named Western Wrestling Conference “Wrestler of the Year” twice.

COLON MAKES HIS SEASON DEBUT AT JIM FOX OPEN Redshirt sophomore Joe Colon overcame an injury and competed for the first time this season at the Jim Fox Open Dec. 17. Colon breezed through his opponents, taking first place in the 133-pound division with two pins and a tech fall. As a freshman at Iowa Central Community College, Colon won the 2010 NJCAA National Championship at 125 pounds. He was also named the tournament’s “Outstanding Wrestler.”

PANTHERS LEAVE IOWA CITY WITH 38-4 DUAL LOSS The UNI wrestling squad lost to the No. 1-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes (5-0, 1-0 B10) by a score of 38-4 at Carver- Hawkeye Arena Thurs., Dec. 8. Sophomore Ryan Loder provided the only victory for the Panthers in this dual match, improving his perfect season record to 16-0. No. 6-ranked Loder (184) put UNI up 4-0 after recording a 13-2 major decision over Iowa’s Vinnie Wagner in the night’s opening match. From that point, the Hawkeyes went on to win the remainder of the matches, mostly with major decisions.

PANTHERS LEAVE IOWA CITY WITH 38-4 DUAL LOSS The UNI wrestling squad lost to the No. 1-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes (5-0, 1-0 B10) by a score of 38-4 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena Thurs., Dec. 8. Sophomore Ryan Loder provided the only victory for the Panthers in this dual match, improving his perfect season record to 16-0. No. 6-ranked Loder (184) put UNI up 4-0 after recording a 13-2 major decision over Iowa’s Vinnie Wagner in the night’s opening match. From that point, the Hawkeyes went on to win the remainder of the matches, mostly with major decisions.

PANTHERS HOIST TWO CHAMPS AT UNI OPEN David Bonin captured the 157-pound title, and Ryan Loder continued his undefeated season, claiming the 184-pound championship at the 59th UNI Open Sat., Dec. 3. Bonin capped off his title run with an 11-6 decision over South Dakota State’s Nick Flynn. The junior was 5-0 at the end of the tournament, improving his overall season record to 14-3. Loder cruised through the 184-pound bracket, finishing the UNI Open with a 13-3 major decision over Mitchell Schultz of Upper Iowa. The sophomore racked up two pins and a technical fall in addition to his major decision. Loder is now 15-0 this season. 6 ARCHIVES PANTHERS FINISH 1-2 AT NORTHEAST DUALS UNI fell to No. 21 Central Michigan and No. 12 Maryland then defeated Bucknell at the Northeast Duals Nov. 26. It was the Panthers’ first action of the 2011-12 dual season. Ryan Loder (184) was the lone Panther to go undefeated. The sophomore’s most notable win came against No. 9-ranked Ben Bennett. Loder improved his overall season record to 11-0. LODER NAMED WWC WRESTLER OF THE WEEK For the fourth time in his short career, sophomore Ryan Loder was named the Western Wrestling Conference Wrestler of the Week Nov. 29. The California-native won all three of his matches at the Northeast Duals Nov. 26, including a 3-1 decision over No. 9-ranked Ben Bennett of Central Michigan. Loder is currently ranked No. 7 at 184 pounds. FOURTEEN PANTHERS PLACE AT COBBER OPEN Fourteen of UNI’s seventeen competitors placed in the upper division at the Finn Grinaker Cobber Open Nov. 19. Three of those places were championships as Ryan Jauch (133), Tanner Hiatt (149) and Ryan Loder (184) took home first-place finishes for their respective weight classes.

TWO CHAMPS CROWNED AT HAROLD NICHOLS OPEN Junior David Bonin (157) and sophomore Ryan Loder (184)claimed championships in their respective weight classes at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open Nov. 13. Bonin went 5-0 for the day, ending with a 7-2 decision over Quinten Haynes (unattached). Loder went 4-0 for the day, ending with a 4-1 decision over St. Cloud State’s Derek Skala.

FIVE CHAMPIONS EMERGE AT LORAS OPEN UNI wrestling boasted five individual championships and one runner-up finish at the Loras Open Nov. 5. Champions include freshmen Adam Perrin (141), Jarrett Jensen (157), Blaize Cabell (197) and Cody Krumwiede (285). Kyle Lux and Taylor Berger shared the 165-pound title. Freshman Tanner Hiatt (149) took home runner-up honors.

7 2011-12 ROSTER 125 SENIORS (3) NAME WT YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL Aarhus Aarhus Cruse Aarhus 125 SR Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Cedar Rapids Kennedy Johnson Riley Banach 165 SO Ames, Iowa/Ames 133 Colon Prestidge Blayne Beale 285 JR Davenport, Iowa/Davenport West Jauch Taylor Berger 165 FR Carroll, Iowa/Carroll JUNIORS (4) David Bonin 157 JR Broussard, La./Comeaux 141 Beale Wolfensperger Bonin Blaize Cabell 197 FR Independence, Iowa/Independence Lazor Jauch Cody Caldwell 174 FR Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock Perrin Lazor Joe Colon 133 RSO Clear Lake, Iowa/Clear Lake/Iowa Central CC Halblom Austin Gelbach 174 SO Warrensburg, Mo./Warrensburg/Iowa Central CC 149 SOPHOMORES (4) Chris Halblom 141 FR Alburnett, Iowa/Alburnett Noble Colon Tanner Hiatt 149 FR Kelley, Iowa/Ballard Welter Gelbach Ryan Jauch 133 JR Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake Central Hiatt Banach Jarrett Jensen 157 FR Rapid City, S.D./Rapid City Stevens Kraft Loder Joe Johnson 197 SR Swea City, Iowa/Algona/Iowa Central CC 157 REDSHIRT Taylor Kettman 197 RFR Waterloo, Iowa/Don Bosco Bonin FRESHMEN (4) Kwinn Kraft 149 FR Rockwell City, Iowa/Rockwell City-Lytton Jensen Kettman Cody Krumwiede 285 FR Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock 165 Noble Joey Lazor 141 JR McDonough, Ga./Union Grove Banach Welter Berger Wolfensperger Ryan Loder 184 SO Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay Lux Kyle Lux 165 FR Toledo, Iowa/South Tama FRESHMEN (12) Seth Noble 149 RFR Mount Union, Iowa/Columbus Junction 174 Berger Prestidge Adam Perrin 141 FR Eldridge, Iowa/North Scott Caldwell Cabell Onni Prestidge 174 SR Deer River, Minn./Grand Rapids/Ellsworth CC Gelbach Caldwell Cody Schurman 165 FR Milo, Iowa/Southeast Warren Schurman Halblom Clay Welter 149 RFR Gilbertville, Iowa/Don Bosco Wirkler Hiatt Elliot Wirkler 174 FR Farmersburg, Iowa/MFL MarMac Jensen 184 Kraft Levi Wolfensperger 141 RFR Denver, Iowa/Denver Loder McBroom Krumwiede Lux COACHES POS YR HOMETOWN/COLLEGE 197 McBroom Doug Schwab Head 2 Osage, Iowa/Iowa ‘01 Kettman Perrin Johnson Schurman Mark Schwab Asst 2 Osage, Iowa/UNI ‘90 Cabell Randy Pugh Asst 11 Columbus Junction, Iowa/UNI ‘00 Wirkler Tolly Thompson Asst 9 Janesville, Iowa/Nebraska ‘97 285 Beale Krumwiede PRONUNCIATIONS Aarhus: AIR-us Bonin: Bo-Neh Onni Prestidge: Oh-nee Press-Tidge Banach: Ban-ICK Colon: Co-LONE

Beale Loder Krumwiede Gelbach McBroom Cabell Prestidge Kettman Wirkler Sherrill Banach

Kraft Johnson Caldwell Wolfensperger Noble Jensen Bonin Lux Jauch Welter

Perrin Colon Schurman Lazor Aarhus Halblom Hiatt Berger

8 2010-11 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Nov. 6 Loras Open 2 Champs RETURNING NCAA QUALIFIERS Nov. 14 Northwestern Duals McKendree W, 34-9 SOPHOMORE (2010-11) UW-Parkside W, 34-6 Posted a 2-2 record 20 Northwestern L, 26-6 at the 2011 NCAA Nov. 20 OLD DOMINION W, 19-15 Championships Nov. 27 Northeast Duals Finished dual season on Binghamton W, 18-15 an eight-match winning Maryland L, 19-16 streak Bloomsburg L, 18-14 Recorded three wins over Dec. 4 UNI OPEN 2 Champs wrestlers ranked higher than him, including Dec. 9 7 IOWA L, 39-0 a 6-4 decision over Dec. 11 at 4 Wisconsin L, 23-14 No. 10 Justin Lister Dec. 29-30 Midlands Tournament 15th (Binghamton) and a pin Jan. 8-9 NWCA NATIONAL DUALS over No. 11 Derek St. 13 MISSOURI L, 27-9 John (Iowa) 24 OHIO ST. W, 20-19 Placed sixth at the 2 OKLAHOMA ST. L, 33-12 Midlands Championships Jan. 14 at North Dakota St.* W, 21-19 Jan. 15 at South Dakota St.* W, 38-9 157 – David Bonin Jan. 23 16 NEBRASKA L, 18-15 Jan. 28 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W, 23-15 Feb. 4 at 15 Iowa St. L, 21-20 RS FRESHMAN (2010-11) Feb. 11 Cal St. Bakersfield W, 28-10 at N. Colorado* W, 32-6 Western Wrestling Conference Freshman of Feb. 13 at Air Force* W, 25-12 the Year Feb. 20 WYOMING* W, 19-13 Captured the West Mar. 6 NCAA West Regional 2nd Regional title with a 4-3 Mar. 17-19 NCAA Championships T-46th win over No.5-ranked Joe HOME COMPETITIONS IN CAPS LeBlanc (Wyoming) *Western Wrestling Conference Opponent Entered the NCAA championships seeded sixth and advanced to the round of 12 before bowing out DOUG SCHWAB Finished the season with a 30-11 record, leading HEAD COACH the team in wins SECOND SEASON 184 - Ryan Loder 19-14 OVERALL AT UNI out and watch,” Schwab said. United States at the 2008 Olympic Games IOWA ‘01 OSAGE HS ‘96 Schwab, a native of Osage, in Beijing, China, wrestling freestyle Iowa, served as an assistant at 145.5 pounds (66 kg). He won titles coach with the University at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials and of Iowa wrestling team four U.S. Nationals. In 2007 he won the U.S. Prior to the 2010-11 season, years after serving as the team’s Senior Freestyle title, earned a bronze University of Northern Iowa Director of volunteer assistant coach in 2006-07. medal at the 2007 Pan American Games Athletics Troy Dannen tabbed Doug Schwab During his tenure as a Hawkeye in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and placed as the Panthers’ ninth head coach in the assistant, Schwab helped the Hawkeyes fifth at the 2007 World Championships program’s illustrious history. to three NCAA and Big Ten team titles. in Baku, Azerbaijan. “Doug is going to bring passion and During that time, Iowa crowned six NCAA Prior to joining the Iowa staff, intensity back to UNI wrestling. Panther champions, six Big Ten champions, 23 Schwab served two seasons (2005-06) wrestling has a long and storied history, all-Americans and 24 academic all-Big as an assistant coach at Virginia Tech and Doug has the championship mentality Ten honorees. The Hawkeyes posted an University under Tom Brands. necessary to re-establish our program 82-6 dual record - including perfect Schwab was a three-time all-American as one of the best in the nation,” said records the last two seasons (24-0 in and Big Ten champion for the Hawkeyes Dannen, following the hire. 2008-09, 23-0 in 2009-10). from 1998-2001. He won the 1999 NCAA In his first season as head coach, Several Hawkeye wrestlers earned title at 141 pounds and finished his Schwab did not waste any time. He led individual honors during Schwab’s collegiate career with 130 wins, which the Panthers to their first 12-win tenure. Former Hawkeye Brent Metcalf was ranks 10th-best in school history. season since 2003 and helped UNI earn awarded the 2008 Dan Hodge Trophy, which Schwab was born Aug. 3, 1977. He its fourth Western Wrestling Conference is presented annually to the nation’s earned a B.S. in communication studies dual championship. top collegiate wrestler. Former Hawkeye from the University of Iowa in 2001, “My main job is to get the guys to Mark Perry won his second consecutive and is working toward a master’s degree buy into the lifestyle - that includes NCAA title in 2008, capturing his fourth in kinesiology/sport management at the on the mat and in the classroom. I’m all-America honor. University of Minnesota. He and his looking forward to putting an exciting While serving on the Hawkeye staff, wife, Allyson, have two sons, Hayden product on the mat that fans in the Schwab remained active in international and Hendrix. Cedar Valley can rally behind and come competition. Schwab represented the 9 2011-12 RESULTS & STATISTICS as of 2/8/12

WWC POINTS MD TF PIN QUICK WT WRESTLER OVERALL DUALS CAREER C. DUALS DUALS (UNI-OP) W-L W-L W-L PIN 125 Cruse Aarhus 18-13 4-8 50-31 7-14 3-3 17-32 5-3 5-1 1-2 -- 133 Joe Colon 20-2 8-0 20-2 8-0 6-0 35-0 4-1 6-0 6-0 1:18 133 Ryan Jauch 16-9 2-2 35-25 14-19 -- 6-8 3-4 2-0 1-1 2:21 133/41 Chris Halblom* 5-10 ------1-2 0-1 1-2 2:21 141 Joey Lazor* 6-4 ------0-1 1-0 2-0 2:55 141/49 Seth Noble 15-9 3-6 15-9 3-6 1-3 10-21 2-3 1-0 2-0 3:47 141 Adam Perrin* 30-9 ------5-1 -- 14-0 0:37 141 Levi Wolfensperger 8-5 4-4 8-5 4-4 3-3 16-15 2-0 -- 3-1 1:37 141/49 Kwinn Kraft* 5-11 ------0-1 0-4 2-4 2:34 149 Tanner Hiatt* 13-4 ------2-0 3-0 1:23 149 Clay Welter 14-15 0-7 14-15 0-7 0-2 0-26 1-2 0-1 3-2 0:25 157 David Bonin 25-6 9-3 66-35 32-20 6-0 31-13 6-2 3-0 6-1 3:55 157/65 Jarrett Jensen* 25-5 ------7-0 1-0 10-2 0:56 165 Riley Banach 19-14 3-9 34-28 3-10 2-4 10-40 4-1 1-4 2-4 5:29 165 Taylor Berger* 28-10 ------5-1 -- 5-0 1:00 165 Kyle Lux* 15-7 ------4-1 1-0 4-1 2:11 165/74 Elliot Wirkler* 4-12 ------2-0 0-1 2-0 2:24 174 Cody Caldwell* 23-3 ------7-0 1-0 7-0 0:31 174 Austin Gelbach* 17-12 ------3-3 -- 2-0 3:54 174 Cody Schurman* 6-11 ------0-2 0-1 2-3 1:56 184 Ryan Loder 27-2 11-1 57-13 25-8 5-1 50-3 9-0 6-0 9-0 1:21 174/84/97 Onni Prestidge 4-20 0-7 4-20 0-7 0-6 0-34 1-2 -- 1-12 2:05 197 Blaize Cabell* 17-11 ------4-0 3-0 1-4 3:35 197 Joe Johnson 8-9 0-1 13-16 1-7 -- 0-3 -- -- 4-1 0:50 197 Taylor Kettman 16-11 6-5 16-11 6-5 4-2 18-15 0-1 -- 4-0 0:27 184/97 A.J. McBroom* 11-7 ------0-2 -- 7-1 0:41 285 Blayne Beale 23-9 8-4 60-30 10-5 6-0 30-14 5-2 0-1 6-0 0:41 285 Cody Krumwiede* 21-7 ------3-0 1-1 8-0 1:26 *Competing unattached in open tournaments TOURNAMENT RESULTS JIM FOX OPEN (cont’d) LORAS OPEN (Nov. 5) 3RD PLACE - Lux (165) 4TH PLACE - Berger (165), Gelbach (174), Cabell (197) 1ST PLACE - Perrin (141), Jensen (157), Lux (165), Berger (165), Cabell (197), Krumwiede (285) 6TH PLACE - Wirkler (165), Schurman (174), Prestidge (184) 2ND PLACE - Hiatt (149) HAROLD NICHOLS CYCLONE OPEN (Nov. 13) MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS (Dec. 29-30) 3RD PLACE - Loder (184) 1ST PLACE - Bonin (157), Loder (184) 7TH PLACE - Joe Colon (133; 5-2) 2ND PLACE - Aarhus (125), Jauch (133), Banach (165) OTHER NOTABLES - David Bonin (157; 3-2) 3RD PLACE - Berger (165), Caldwell (174), Beale (285) 4TH PLACE - Perrin (141) WILLIAM PENN OPEN (Jan. 7) 5TH PLACE - Noble (141), Welter (149), Cabell (197) 1ST PLACE - Noble (141), Caldwell (174), Krumwiede (285) 6TH PLACE - Gelbach (174) 2ND PLACE - Gelbach (174) FINN GRINAKER COBBER OPEN (Nov. 19) 3RD PLACE - Jensen (157) 4TH PLACE - Perrin (141), Lux (165), Cabell (197) 1ST PLACE - Jauch (133), Hiatt (149), Loder (184) 5TH PLACE - Berger (165), Schurman (174), McBroom (197) 2ND PLACE - Welter (149), Bonin (157) 3RD PLACE - Perrin (141), Banach (165), Kettman (197) FLASH FLANAGAN OPEN (Jan. 21) 5TH PLACE - Aarhus (125), Noble (141), Jensen (157), 1ST PLACE - Aarhus (125), Colon (133), Banach & Jen- Caldwell (174), Krumwiede (285) sen (165), Caldwell (174), Beale & Krumwiede (285) 6TH PLACE - Johnson (197) 2ND PLACE - Clay Welter (149), Taylor Kettman (197) UNI OPEN (Dec. 3) 3RD PLACE - Wolfensperger (141), Berger (165) 4TH PLACE - Lux (165) 1ST PLACE - Bonin (157), Loder (184) 5TH PLACE - Gelbach (174), McBroom (184), Johnson (197) 2ND PLACE - Aarhus (125) 6TH PLACE - Jauch (133), Lazor (141) 3RD PLACE - Jensen (157), Banach (165), Caldwell (174) 5TH PLACE - Perrin (141), Berger (165), GRAND VIEW OPEN (Jan. 28) Kettman/Cabell (197), Krumwiede (285) 4TH PLACE - Gelbach (174), Krumwiede (285) 6TH PLACE - Jauch (133), Hiatt (149) DUHAWK OPEN (Feb. 4) JIM FOX OPEN (Dec. 17) 3RD PLACE - McBroom (197) 1ST PLACE - Colon (133), Perrin (141), Jensen (157), 6TH PLACE - Lazor (141) Caldwell (174), Krumwiede (285) 10 DUAL RESULTS STAT LEADERS CENTRAL MICHIGAN 31, UNI 6 UNI 25, WISCONSIN 15 OVERALL WINS 125: Roth (CMU) dec. Aarhus (UNI), 6-2 125: Aarhus (UNI) TF Hietpas (UW), 17-2; 6:35 1. Ryan Loder (27) 133: Jauch (UNI) dec. Cullinan (CMU), 6-2 133: #12 Colon (UNI) TF McQuade (UW), 17-2; 6:23 2. David Bonin (25) 141: Mattingly (CMU) maj. Noble (UNI), 10-1 141: Wolfensperger (UNI) maj. Glenn (UW), 9-0 3. Blayne Beale (23) 149: Kielbasa (CMU) dec. Welter (UNI), 7-1 149: #9 Schmitt (UW) dec. Welter (UNI), 3-0 157: #20 Corby (CMU) FALL #19 Bonin (UNI), 5:13 157: Bonin (UNI) maj. dec. Perry (UW), 11-3 165: Pace (CMU) dec. Banach (UNI), 5-4 165: #14 Jordan (UW) dec. Banach (UNI), 6-0 WIN PERCENTAGE 174: Bill (CMU) win by forfeit 174: Cousins (UW) FALL Prestidge (UNI), 1:10 1. Ryan Loder (.931) 184: #7 Loder (UNI) dec. #9 Bennett (CMU), 3-1 184: #6 Loder (UNI) maj. McCall (UW), 16-2 2. Joe Colon (.909) 197: Friend (CMU) dec. Johnson (UNI), 3-1 197: Hein (UW) dec. Kettman (UNI), 8-3 3. David Bonin (.806) 285: #16 Sturgeon dec. Beale (UNI), 10-3 285: Beale (UNI) dec. Tobin (UW), 5-2 MARYLAND 37, UNI 6 UNI 24, UTAH VALLEY 18 WIN STREAK 125: Gentry (MARY) maj. Aarhus (UNI), 15-3 125: Aarhus (UNI) dec. Christensen (UVU), 6-1 1. Ryan Loder (18) 133: Alexander (MARY) maj. Jauch (UNI), 9-1 133: #12 Colon (UNI) maj. Mangum (UVU), 16-3 2. Joe Colon (13) 141: Goodwin (MARY) maj. Noble (UNI), 11-2 141: Wolfensperger (UNI) dec. Garner (UVU), 6-4 3. Blayne Beale (10) 149: Dorsay (MARY) dec. Welter (UNI), 8-1 149: #13 Wilson (UVU) dec. Noble (UNI), 7-4 157: #16 John (MARY) maj. #19 Bonin (UNI), 11-1 157: Bonin (UNI) maj. Aniciete (UVU), 16-4 165: #2 Asper (MARY) TF Banach (UNI), 7:00 165: Smith (UVU) FALL Banach (UNI), 2:14 DUAL WINS 174: Peltier (MARY) win by forfeit 174: Shmaulhaus (UVU) FALL Prestidge (UNI), 1:59 1. Ryan Loder (11) 184: #7 Loder (UNI) FALL Snook (MARY), 6:08 184: #6 Loder (UNI) FALL Borelli (UVU), 4:39 2. David Bonin (9) 197: Boley (MARY) dec. Kettman (UNI), 9-5 197: Prieto (UVU) dec. Kettman (UNI), 6-3 285: #6 Myers (MARY) maj. Beale (UNI), 15-5 285: Beale (UNI) maj. Dennison (UVU), 12-4 3. Colon, Beale (8) UNI 27, BUCKNELL 12 WYOMING 27, UNI 12 125: Miller (BUCK) dec. Aarhus (UNI), 6-4 125: #17 Martinez (WYO) dec. Aarhus (UNI), 6-2 DUAL WIN PERCENTAGE 133: Jauch (UNI) dec. Armato (BUCK), 3-1 133: #12 Colon (UNI) TF #17 Zehner (WYO), 21-4 1. Joe Colon (1.00) 141: Noble (UNI) maj. Pellicciotti (BUCK), 9-1 141: Smith (WYO) dec. Wolfensperger (UNI), 7-6 2. Ryan Loder (.917) 149: Russell (BUCK) dec. Welter (UNI), 8-2 149: Ford (WYO) dec. Noble (UNI), 6-5 3. David Bonin (.750) 157: #19 Bonin (UNI) dec. Regan (BUCK), 3-1 157: Bonin (UNI) maj. Friesth (WYO), 13-3 165: Banach (UNI) maj. Schlitt (BUCK), 16-5 165: #3 Onufer (WYO) TF Banach (UNI), 15-0 174: McPeek (BUCK) FALL Sherrill (UNI), 5:51 174: Martinez (WYO) FALL Prestidge (UNI), 4:45 DUAL POINTS 184: #7 Loder (UNI) maj. Westwood (BUCK), 13-2 184: #1 LeBlanc (WYO) dec. #6 Loder (UNI), 10-5 1. Ryan Loder (50) 197: Kettman (UNI) dec. Lyster (BUCK), 7-0 197: #8 Hernandez (WYO) dec. Kettman (UNI), 12-3 2. Joe Colon (35) 285: Beale (UNI) FALL Stolfi (BUCK), 3:20 285: Beale (UNI) dec. Helbig (WYO), 11-8 3. David Bonin (31) IOWA 38, UNI 4 IOWA STATE 19, UNI 17 125: #3 McDonough (IOWA) maj. Aarhus (UNI), 10-1 125: #12 Finch (ISU) maj. Aarhus (UNI), 15-4 POINTS DIFFERENCE 133: #2 Ramos (IOWA) maj. Jauch (UNI), 15-5 133: #11 Colon (UNI) TF Hallman (ISU), 17-2 (5:10) 1. Ryan Loder (+47) 141: #1 Marion (IOWA) maj. Noble (UNI), 18-8 141: #18 Goettl (ISU) dec. Wolfensperger (UNI), 5-1 2. Joe Colon (+35) 149: Dziewa (IOWA) maj. Welter (UNI), 14-6 149: Noble (UNI) dec. Cozart (ISU), 7-4 3. David Bonin (+18) 157: #2 St. John (IOWA) dec. Bonin (UNI), 3-1 157: Bonin (UNI) dec. Moreno (ISU), 2-0 165: #15 Evans (IOWA) FALL Banach (UNI), 1:10 165: #4 Sorenson (ISU) wins by forfeit 174: Lofthouse (IOWA) win by forfeit 174: England (ISU) dec. Banach (UNI), 8-3 PINS 184: #6 Loder (UNI) maj. Wagner (IOWA), 13-2 184: #6 Loder (UNI) dec. #16 Beard (ISU), 1-0 1. Ryan Loder (9) 197: Gambrall (IOWA) dec. Kettman (UNI), 7-3 197: Kettman (UNI) dec. Voelker (ISU), 4-2 2. Colon, Bonin, Beale (6) 285: #9 Telford (IOWA) maj. Beale (UNI), 12-0 285: #12 Gibson dec. Beale (UNI), 7-1 3. Johnson, Kettman (4) UNI 22, NORTHERN COLORADO 16 UNI 22, NORTH DAKOTA STATE 18 125: Aarhus (UNI) maj. Meis (UNC), 15-3 125: #19 Sprenkle (NDSU) TF Aarhus (UNI), 17-2 (6:15) QUICKEST PINS 133: #12 Colon (UNI) maj. Bauer (UNC), 11-3 133: #11 Colon (UNI) TF Solberg (NDSU), 17-2 (5:27) 1. Clay Welter (0:25) 141: Cruz (UNC) FALL Wolfensperger (UNI), 4:29 141: Wolfensperger (UNI) dec. Diamond (NDSU), 7-5 SV 2. Taylor Kettman (0:27) 149: Gonzales (UNC) maj. Welter (UNI), 8-0 149: Erickson (NDSU) dec. Noble (UNI), 3-2 157: Bonin (UNI) maj. McMartin (UNC), 12-3 157: Bonin (UNI) dec. #11 Monk (NDSU), 3-2 3. Blayne Beale (0:41) 165: #14 Burak (UNC) dec. Banach (UNI), 7-2 165: Johnson (NDSU) FALL Banach (UNI), 2:53 174: VanTine (UNC) dec. Prestidge (UNI), 4-3 174: Garner (NDSU) maj. Prestidge (UNI), 15-7 TECHNICAL FALLS 184: #6 Loder (UNI) maj. Gomez (UNC), 13-2 184: #6 Loder (UNI) TF Stoll (NDSU), 16-1 (6:21) 1. Colon, Loder (6) 197: Kettman (UNI) dec. Bayer (UNC), 3-2 197: Kettman (UNI) dec. Gusewelle (NDSU), 7-1 285: Beale (UNI) dec. Chirino (UNC), 6-3 285: Beale (UNI) dec. Knutson (NDSU), 7-3 2. Cruse Aarhus (5) 2. David Bonin (3) UNI 33, AIR FORCE 12 UNI 25, SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12 125: Aarhus (UNI) TF Qiu (AFA), 16-0 125: Pickrel (SDSU) FALL Aarhus (UNI), 3:36 133: #12 Colon (UNI) dec. Untrauer (AFA), 5-4 133: #11 Colon (UNI) maj. Chavez (SDSU), 12-0 MAJOR DECISIONS 141: Wolfensperger (UNI) FALL McElhany (AFA), 2:16 141: Walraven (SDSU) dec. Wolfensperger (UNI), 2-0 1. Ryan Loder (9) 149: #5 VonOhlen (AFA) FALL Welter (UNI), 4:11 149: Noble (UNI) dec. Youngblom (SDSU), 4-3 2. David Bonin (6) 157: Bonin (UNI) dec. Kreimier (AFA), 7-5 OT 157: Bonin (UNI) dec. Flynn (SDSU), 4-1 3. Aarhus, Beale (5) 165: Banach (UNI) dec. Kluesner (AFA), 13-8 165: Banach (UNI) dec. Reid (SDSU), 13-7 174: Gable (AFA) FALL Prestidge (UNI), 0:29 174: Rasmussen (SDSU) dec. Prestidge (UNI), 10-5 *Stats do not include 184: #6 Loder (UNI) FALL Isley (AFA), 5:22 184: #6 Loder (UNI) TF Morrisette (SDSU), 17-2 (4:25) potential redshirts 197: Kettman (UNI) dec. Mohr (AFA), 3-0 197: Kettman (UNI) dec. Mart (SDSU), 6-4 285: Beale (UNI) maj. Gosch (AFA), 13-2 285: Beale (UNI) maj. Skow (SDSU), 14-1

11 DUAL LINEUP BREAKDOWN DATE OPPONENT 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285 11/26 Central Michigan Aarhus Jauch Noble Welter Bonin Banach -- Loder Johnson Beale 11/26 Maryland Aarhus Jauch Noble Welter Bonin Banach -- Loder Kettman Beale 11/26 Bucknell Aarhus Jauch Noble Welter Bonin Banach Sherrill Loder Kettman Beale 12/8 at Iowa Aarhus Jauch Noble Welter Bonin Banach -- Loder Kettman Beale 1/6 Northern Colorado Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Welter Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale 1/8 Air Force Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Welter Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale 1/13 Wisconsin Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Welter Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale 1/27 Utah Valley Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Noble Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale 1/29 Wyoming Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Noble Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale 2/3 Iowa State Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Noble Bonin -- Banach Loder Kettman Beale 2/5 North Dakota State Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Noble Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale 2/5 South Dakota State Aarhus Colon Wolfens. Noble Bonin Banach Prest. Loder Kettman Beale

INDIVIDUAL MATCHES VS. RANKED WRESTLERS 125: Cruse Aarhus (0-5) 141/49: Seth Noble (0-2) 184: Ryan Loder (3-2) L, #3 Matt McDonough (Iowa), MD 10-1 L, #1 Montell Marion (Iowa), MD 18-8 W, #9 Ben Bennett (C Mich), D 3-1 L, #6 Jesse Delgado (Ill.), D 11-6^ L, #13 Josh Wilson (Utah Valley), D 7-4 L, #7 Ben Bennett (C Mich), D 6-3^ L, #17 Michael Martinez (Wyo.), D 6-2 W, #20 Braden Atwood (Purdue), MD 10-2^ L, #12 Ryak Finch (Iowa St), MD 15-4 149: Clay Welter (0-1) L, #1 Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming), D 10-5 L, #19 Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), TF 17-2 L, #5 Cole VonOhlen (AFA), F 4:11 W, #16 Boaz Beard (Iowa St), D 1-0 L, #9 Cole Schmitt (Wisconsin), D 3-0 133: Joe Colon (3-1) 197: Taylor Kettman (0-1) W, #13 Bryan Ortenzio (Penn), D 5-4^ 157: David Bonin (1-4) L, #8 Alfonso Hernandez (Wyoming), D 12-3 L, #7 B.J. Futrell (Illinois), MD 10-1^ L, #20 Donnie Corby (C Mich), D 6-2 W, #9 Steven Keith (Harvard), F 1:18^ L, #16 Kyle John (Maryland), MD 11-1 285: Blayne Beale (0-4) W, #17 Zach Zehner (Wyoming), TF 21-4 L, #2 Derek St. John (Iowa), D 3-1 L, #16 Peter Sturgeon (C Mich), D 10-3 L, #12 Kyle John (Maryland), D 6-1^ L, #6 Spencer Myers (Maryland), MD 15-5 133: Ryan Jauch (0-2) W, #11 Steven Monk (NDSU), D 3-2 L, #9 Bobby Telford (Iowa), MD 12-0 L, #2 Tony Ramos (Iowa), MD 15-5 L, #12 Matt Gibson (Iowa St), D 7-1 L, #4 Devin Carter (VT), F (5:41)^ 165: Riley Banach (0-5) L, #2 John Asper (Maryland), TF 7:00 ^Midlands Championships 141: Levi Wolfensperger (0-1) L, #15 Mike Evans (Iowa), F 1:10 L, #18 Luke Goettl (Iowa St), D 5-1 L, #14 Gabe Burak (N Colo), D 7-2 L, #14 Ben Jordan (Wisconsin), D 6-0 L, #3 Shane Onufer (Wyoming), TF 15-0