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2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE 1 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE CHASING HISTORY The Buckeye senior trio of Bo Jordan, Kyle Snyder and Nathan Tomasello have a chance to accomplish something no group has ever done in NCAA wrestling history. They could become the first teammate trifecta to all earn their fourth All-American status in the same year. STABLE FULL OF HORSES Ohio State’s roster is littered with All-Americans, totaling seven, yes, count ‘em, SEVEN returning All-Americans. In addition to the three mentioned above, Micah Jordan, Joey McKenna, Myles Martin and Kollin Moore have also found their way to the NCAA podium in past seasons. 2 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE NATIONAL EXPOSURE LIVE ON ESPN’S SPORTSCENTER 3 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE More than 65,000 students across six campuses select from 200-plus undergraduate majors and more than 280 master’s, doctoral and professional degree programs. As Ohio’s best and one of the nation’s top-20 public universities, Ohio State is further recognized by its top-rated academic medical center and a premier cancer hospital and research center. One of the world’s most innovative universities, Ohio State contributes to science and technology for the greatest impact on the global economy, Ohio State connects people with its depth and breadth of knowledge at a scale few other universities can match. The university has attained world-class status in critical areas such as global climate change, cancer, neuroscience, infectious diseases, advanced materials and ag-bio products that feed and fuel the world. LONGEST-STANDING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: 540,000+ LIVING ALUMNI RECOGNIZED FOR “BEST OF THE BEST” STUDENTS MOST SOUGHT-AFTER NATIONALLY FOR from all 88 Ohio counties, 50 states and 113 countries GRADUATES LGBTQ STUDENTS – THE WALL STREET JOURNAL – CAMPUS PRIDE 13 STUDENTS AND ALUMNI ATHLETES OHIO STATE ALUMNI 5X MORE CONNECTED REPRESENTED 8 COUNTRIES IN THE 2016 RIO OLYMPICS TO THEIR ALMA MATER THAN OTHER UNIVERSITIES – GALLUP REPORT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WEXNER MEDICAL CENTER NAMED ONE OF “AMERICA’S BEST HOSPITALS” FOR 24 CONSECUTIVE YEARS – U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT’S 2016 “AMERICA’S BEST HOSPITALS” TOP 5 NATIONALLY ONE OF THE WORLD’S RANKED 16th for overall graduation rates MOST INNOVATIVE UNIVERSITIES, 2016 “America’s Best Colleges” – THE EDUCATION TRUST creating great impact on the global economy – U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORTS – REUTERS $140 MILLION $35 MILION GIVEN TO OHIO STATE AND COLUMBUS TO IN PRESIDENT’S AFFORDABILITY GRANTS TRANSFORM CENTRAL OHIO INTO THE NATION’S PROVIDING AID TO 15,700+ STUDENTS PREMIER TRANSPORTATION INNOVATION REGION IN 2016-17 OSU.EDU 4 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE THE CHAMP HE’S GOLDEN | In Rio, a then-20-year-old Kyle Snyder became IN THE LAST TWO YEARS | Since September of 2015, Snyder the youngest Olympic gold medalist in U.S. wrestling history and has won two World championships, two Big Ten championships, first OSU Olympic champion since 1924. two NCAA titles and an Olympic gold medal. FIRST SINCE ‘60 | Snyder became the ‘MATCH OF THE CENTURY’ | In a bout that was dubbed “The Match of the Century,” first active Ohio State student-athlete Snyder defeated Olympic and two-time world champion Abdulrashid Sadulaev of to win Olympic gold since Jerry Lucas Russia, 6-5, to win the 97-kilogram gold medal and clinch Team USA’s first men’s (basketball) did so at the 1960 Games. freestyle world team title in 22 years at the 2017 World Wrestling Championships. 5 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE COMING SOON 6 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE 2017-18 OHIO STATE BUCKEYES Name Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School (Previous College) Cody Burcher 157 r-Jr Gnadenhutten, Ohio/Claymont ROSTER BREAKDOWN Troy Caldwell HWT r-So. Plain City, Ohio/Jonathan Alder BY WEIGHT Te’Shan Campbell 165 Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills (Pittsburgh) Anthony DeCarlo 157 r-Jr. Springfield, Ohio/Springfield Central Catholic 125 Cody Dingess 165 r-So. London, Ohio/West Jefferson Hunter Lucas Ryan Ferro 165 Fr. Warwick, N.Y./Warwick Valley Brady Koontz Brendan Fitzgerald 141 So. Columbus, Ohio/Grandview Heights Brakan Mead Ryan Harris 184 r-Jr. Beachwood, Ohio/Beachwood Nathan Tomasello Ke-Shawn Hayes 149 r-So. Kansas City, Mo./Park Hill Jaimen Hood 141 Fr. Mason, Ohio/Mason 133 Bo Jordan 174 r-Sr. Urbana, Ohio/St. Paris Graham Dylan Koontz Micah Jordan 157 r-Jr. Urbana, Ohio/St. Paris Graham Luke Pletcher Brady Koontz 125 Fr. Plover, Wis./Stevens Point Area Senior Dylan Koontz 133 Fr. Plover, Wis./Stevens Point Area Senior 141 Hunter Lucas 125 r-Fr. Cridersville, Ohio/Lima Central Catholic (Maryland) Brendan Fitzgerald Myles Martin 184 Jr. Penns Grove, N.J./McDonogh School Jaimen Hood Joey McKenna 141 Jr. Towaco, N.J./Blair Academy (Stanford) Joey McKenna Brakan Mead 125 Fr. Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty Clay Ragon Luke Mendicino 157 Fr. Granville, Ohio/Granville Kollin Moore 197 r-So. Burbank, Ohio/Norwayne 149 Luke Pletcher 133 So. Latrobe, Pa./Greater Latrobe Ke-Shawn Hayes Clay Ragon 141 r-Fr. Williamston, Mich./Dansville Aaron Rehfeldt Aaron Rehfeldt 149 r-Fr. Brighton, Mich./Detroit Central Catholic Kaleb Romero 174 Fr. Mechanicsburg, Ohio/Mechanicsburg 157 Jack Rozema 184 r-Sr. Wyoming, Mich./Wyoming Cody Burcher Jake Ryan 157 r-Jr. Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty Anthony DeCarlo Fritz Schierl 165 r-Fr. Stevens Point, Wis./Stevens Point Micah Jordan Chase Singletary HWT Fr. Naples, Fla./Blair Academy [N.J.] Luke Mendicino Ethan Smith 184 Fr. Latrobe, Pa./Sparrows Point [M.D.] Jake Ryan Kevin Snyder HWT r-Fr. Woodbine, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel Kyle Snyder HWT Sr. Woodbine, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel 165 Zach Steiner 184 Fr. Creston, Ohio/Norwayne Te’Shan Campbell Nathan Tomasello 125 r-Sr. Parma, Ohio/Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy Cody Dingess Gary Traub HWT r-Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore Ryan Ferro Fritz Schierl COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach - Tom Ryan 174 Associate Head Coach - J Jaggers Bo Jordan Assistant Coach - Tervel Dlagnev Kaleb Romero Director of Operations - Nickolai Timbs Athletic Trainer - Wil Turner 184 Ryan Harris Myles Martin ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY HOMETOWN STATE Jack Rozema Ethan Smith Florida (1) Ohio (18) Zach Steiner Chase Singletary Cody Burcher, Troy Caldwell, Anthony DeCarlo, Cody Dingess, 197 Maryland (2) Brendan Fitzgerald, Ryan Harris, Kollin Moore Kevin Snyder, Kyle Snyder Jaimen Hood, Bo Jordan, Micah Jordan, Hunter Lucas, Brakan Mead, Luke HWT Michigan (3) Mendicino, Kollin Moore, Troy Caldwell Clay Ragon, Aaron Rehfeldt, Jack Rozema Kaleb Romero, Jake Ryan, Zach Steiner, Chase Singletary Nathan Tomasello, Gary Traub Kevin Synder Missouri (1) Kyle Snyder Ke-Shawn Hayes Pennsylvania (3) Gary Traub Te’Shan Campbell, Luke Pletcher, Ethan Smith New Jersey (2) Myles Martin, Joey McKenna Wisconsin (3) Brady Koontz, Dylan Koontz, Fritz Schierl New York (1) Ryan Ferro 7 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE 2017-18 VARSITY SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT/EVENT LOCATION TIME (ET) ALL-TIME SERIES NOVEMBER Saturday 4 Princeton Open Princeton, N.J. 9 a.m. Sunday 12 ARIZONA STATE St. John Arena 1 p.m. 4-2 Tuesday 21 *CLEVELAND STATE St. John Arena 7 p.m. 23-13-2 21 *KENT STATE St. John Arena 7 p.m. 17-6 DECEMBER Friday-Saturday 1-2 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Las Vegas, Nev. Sunday 10 INDIANA Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Noon 48-34-2 (Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy) Friday 15 vs. Princeton Newark, Del. 8 p.m. 1-1 Sunday 17 vs. Chattanooga Atlanta, Ga. 1 p.m. 4-3-1 JANUARY Friday 5 at Maryland College Park, Md. 1 p.m. 3-0 Sunday 7 at Rutgers Piscataway, N.J. Noon 4-0-1 Friday 12 MINNESOTA Schottenstein Center 7 p.m. 16-35-2 Sunday 21 IOWA Schottenstein Center 3:30 p.m. 3-40 Friday 26 at Michigan State East Lansing, Mich. 7 p.m. 28-40-1 Sunday 28 PURDUE St. Paris, Ohio 1 p.m. 51-23-7 (Graham High School) FEBRUARY Saturday 3 at Penn State University Park, Pa. 6 or 8 p.m. 12-19 Sunday 11 at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 2 p.m. 19-64-3 Sunday 18 at North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. 4:30 p.m. 2-0-1 MARCH Saturday-Sunday 3-4 Big Ten Championships East Lansing, Mich. (Breslin Center) Thursday-Saturday 15-17 NCAA Championships Cleveland, Ohio (Quicken Loans Arena) -Home matches in Bold -Times and dates are subject to change *Thanksgiving Throwdown event (Nov. 21) is a tri-dual format utilizing two mats with simultaneous bouts occuring 8 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2017-18 OHIO STATE WRESTLING TEAM GUIDE HEAD COACH TOM RYAN Twitter: @Buckeye158 • Led the Ohio State wrestling program to unprecedented heights, capturing the 2015 NCAA National Championship • Three-time Intermat National Coach of the Year (2008, 2009, 2015) • Two-time NCAA Head Coach of the Year (2009, 2015) • Reigning Big Ten Coach of the Year (2015, 2017) after capturing second B1G title in the last three seasons (2015, 2017) • Coached six different Buckeyes to 11 individual national titles, including four-time champion Logan Stieber and Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder • Top-8 team finishes in nine of the last 10 NCAA Championships • NCAA runner-ups in 2008, 2009 and 2017 • Mentored 11 Buckeyes to a total of 18 NCAA Finals appearances • A Buckeye has been crowned Big Ten champion 14 times during the Ryan Era, a number accumulated by nine different athletes
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