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Head Coach Barry Davis 2005–06 Quickfacts e 2005-06 FINAL WRESTLING RELEASE BADGERS PLACE 21ST BIG TEN CHAMP! Head Coach The Wisconsin wrestling team took 21st Senior capt ain Tom Clum was names place at the 2006 NCAA the 2006 Big Ten Champion at 133 lbs. af ter Barry Davis outlasting Minnesot a’ s Mack Reiter in a Championships racking up 33.5 tot al team In his 13th season at point s. Senior T o m Clum (Arvada, Colo.) led arguably the most exciting match of the W isconsin, Davis has the Badgers with a fif th-place finish at 133 championships. coached six individuals lbs., while sophomore Craig Henning to nine Big Ten titles, the (Chippewa Falls, Wis.) placed eighth at 157 As was expected the grapplers battled latest being, To m Clum, lbs. Both wrestlers earned All-American hon - tough, sending the match into three over - who claimed the 125-pound crown in 2004. ors to complement their placements at the times before Clum was able to notch a t ake - Davis also coached Donny Pritzlaff (165 tournament. down to seal the win, 4-6 and earn his first lbs., 1999, 2000, ’01), Keith Davison (190 Big Ten crown at 133 lbs. It is Clum’ s second lbs., 1994), Matt Hanutke (118 lbs., 1994), Third-seeded Clum went 5-2 at the Big Ten title. He won in 2004 at 125 lbs. Eric Jetton (126 lbs., 1997, ’98) and Kevin Championships, including a win over second- W ilmot (167 lbs., 1997) to conference seeded Nathan Morgan of Oklahoma State to championships. claim fif th place. Henning, seeded eighth, fin - EARNING THEIR WAY TO Additionally, 15 of Davis’ wrestlers ished the tournament with a 4-3 record. NCAAS have earned All-America honors while two At 149 lbs. T yler T urner earned fourth have claimed NCAA titles. Pritzlaf f won No. 9 Tyler Turner (Spring Valley , W is.) place at the championships, the second high - back-to-back national championships in concluded his 2006 NCAA Championship est Badger finish. The junior tri-capt ain will 2000 and 2001 and Jeff Walter won the appearance in the second day of competition head to his second consecutive NCAA cham- 1996 heavyweight title. af ter going 3-2 at 149 lbs. Under Davis’ direction, 51 wrestlers pionship s with a 19-7 record. have qualified for the NCAAs including cur - Freshman Dallas Herbst (197 lbs.) also rent Badgers Tom Clum, Collin Cudd, Jake Placing fif th at 125 lbs. was junior Collin bowed out of the NCAAs on the second day. Donar, Ed Gutnik, Craig Henning, Lee Cudd (River Falls, W is.). Cudd, who was not The Winneconne, Wis., native went 3-2 at his Kraemer, Kelly Flaherty and T yler T urner. seeded heading into the championships, first championship s, including two wins by went 3-2 including wins over sixth-seeded pin. Michael Watt s of Michigan and fif th-seeded Lucas Magnani of Iowa. 2005–06 Quickfacts Senior Ed Gutnik (Iselin, N.J.) made his last appearance on the mat for W isconsin at Also placing fif th was sophomore Craig Overall Record: 9-5-1 the championships, going 1-2 on the week - Henning The Badger defeated Steve Big Ten Record: 4-3-1 end. Sommer of Ohio State in the quarterfinals 2004–05 Record: 11-3-2 (4-3-1 Big Ten) before falling to eventual Big Ten champ C.P. Head Coach: Barry Davis LEADERS OF THE PA C K Schlatter of Minnesot a. UW Record: 113-88-8 (12 seasons) Overall Record: same Freshman Dallas Herbst led the team in Senior Ed Gutnik placed sixth at 141 Asst. Coaches: pin victories this season with 12, while Kelly lbs. Gutnik, seeded eighth, earned wins over Bart Chelesvig, Cory Wallman Flaherty (Big Lake, Minn.) notched the T.J. Enright of Ohio S tate and fourth-seeded V olunteer Asst. Coach: Tony Black fastest fall at :31 seconds. D e W itt Driscoll of Penn S tate. W restling Contacts Tom Clum had the best record on the At 197 lbs., Herbst concluded his Big Jana Stough and Jen Werner team at 19-4, for a winning percent age of Ten first championship s 3-2 Office Phone (608) 262-2255 .823. Sophomore Craig Henning built the Cell Phone (608) 334-3758 team’s best dual record at 14-1 and led the E-mail [email protected] squad with 29 wins. [email protected] University of Wisconsin • Intercollegiate Athletics Kellner Hall • 1440 Monroe Street • Madison, W isconsin 53711 (608) 262-1866 • www.uwbadgers.com 2006 NCAA Championships Hosted by Oklahoma University The Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Okla. March 16-18 NCAATeam Standings 9 53.5 Lehigh 18 35.0 Indiana 1 122.5 Oklahoma St 9 53.5 Penn State 18 35.0 Michigan State 2 84.0 Minnesota 11 52.5 Hofstra 20 34.0 Purdue 3 80.5 Oklahoma 12 51.0 Penn 21 33.5 Wisconsin 4 70.0 Iowa 13 48.5 Iowa State 22 33.0 Oregon 5 62.0 Cornell 13 48.5 Northwestern 23 32.0 Cal Poly 6 61.5 Arizona State 15 45.0 Missouri 24 31.5 Boise State 7 57.5 Michigan 16 40.5 Nebraska 25 29.0 Illinois 8 56.0 Edinboro 17 40.0 American Session 1 March 16 125 lbs. David Tomasette (Hofstra) Tech Fall, Colling Cudd (UW), 1:38 133 lbs. (3) Tom Clum (UW) dec. Jared Royer (North Carolina), 10-3 141 lbs. Ed Gutnik dec. Kyle Larson (Oregon State), 4-2 149 lbs. (9) Tyler Turner (UW) dec. Mike Kessler (Rider), 6-3 157 lbs. (8) Craig Henning(UW) dec. Kody Hamrah (North Carolina State), 4-3 197 lbs. Dallas Herbst (UW) Fall Brent Blackwell (Gardner-Webb), :38 Consolation Round 1 March 16 125 lbs. Michael Silengo (Penn) dec. Collin Cudd (UW), 10-6 Session 2 March 16 133 lbs. (3) Tom Clum (UW) Maj. dec. Patrick Aleksanyan (Nebraska), 11-2 141 lbs. (2) Teyon Ware (Oklahoma) dec. Ed Gutnik (UW), 6-1 149 lbs. (8) Eric T annenbaum (Michigan) dec. (9) Tyler T urner (UW), 6-1 157 lbs. (9) Joe Johnston (Iowa) dec. (8) Craig Henning (UW), 5-2 197 lbs. (3) B.J. Padden (Nebraska) dec. Dallas Herbst (UW), 6-4 (SV) Session 3 March 17 133 lbs. 6) Matthew Valenti (Penn) dec. (3) Tom Clum (UW), 7-2 Consolation Round 3 March 17 141 lbs. (11) Josh Wooton (Northern Illinois) dec. Ed Gutnik (UW), 3-2 149 lbs. (9) Tyler Turner (UW) dec. Darren McKnight (Michigan State), 1 1-9 157 lbs. (8) Craig Henning (UW) dec. Adam Glaser (Gardner-Webb), 7-4 197 lbs. Dallas Herbst (UW) Fall Charles Martin (Army), 3:11 Consolation Round 4 March 17 149 lbs. (9) Tyler Turner (UW) dec. Patrick Simpson (Army), 9-5 157 lbs. (8) Craig Henning (UW) dec. Nathan Galloway (Penn State), 8-3 197 lbs. Dallas Herbst (UW) dec. Daren Burns (UNC-Greensboro), 7-4 Consolation Round 5 March 17 133 lbs. (3) Tom Clum (UW) dec. (6) Darrel Vasques (Cal Poly), 10-6 149 lbs. (7) Gregor Gillespie (Edinboro) dec. (9) T yler Turner (UW), 8-1 157 lbs. (8) Craig Henning (UW) Fall Andrew Flanagan (Harvard), 4:07 197 lbs. (5) Joe Flaggert (Oklahoma) dec. Dallas Herbst (UW), 5-1 Consolation Round 6 March 17 133 lbs. (3) Tom Clum (UW) dec. Tyler McCormick (Missouri), 6-4 157 lbs. (7) Dustin Manotti (Cornell) dec. (8) Craig Henning (UW), 7-3 Consolation Round 7 March 18 133 lbs. (1) Shawn Bunch (Edinboro) dec. (3) Tom Clum (UW), 9-5 Fifth Place Match March 18 133 lbs. (3) Tom Clum (UW) dec. (2) Nathan Morgan of Oklahoma State, 9-6 Seventh Place Match March 18 157 lbs. (6) Brandon Becker (Indiana) dec. (8) Craig Henning (UW), 9-6 2006 Big Ten Championships Hosted by Indiana University Assembly Hall, Bloomington, Ind. March 4-5 Final Team Standings 6 86.0 Iowa 1 138.0 Minnesota 7 76.5 W isconsin 2 125.0 Illinois 8 68.0 Michigan State 3 115.0 Michigan 9 45.5 Purdue 4 91.0 Penn State 10 43.5 Indiana 5 87.5 Northwestern 11 40.0 Ohio State Wt 125 Wt 165 1 #2 Nick Simmons (Michigan State University) D 7-0 1 #1 Ryan Churella (University of Michigan) D 7-0 2 #4 Kyle Ott (University of Illinois) 2 #3 Matt Nagel (University of Minnesot a) 3 #1 Joe Dubuque (Indiana University) D 2-1 3 #2 Mike Poeta (University of Illinois) D 6-2 4 #3 John Velez (Northwestern University) 4 #5 Eric Luedke (University of Iowa) 5 Collin Cudd (University of W isconsin) F 2:59 5 #8 Max Dean (Indiana University) D 2-1 6 #5 Lucas Magnani (University of Iowa) 6 Dan Bedoy (Purdue University) 7 #6 Michael Watt s (University of Michigan) F 2:04 7 #7 W ill Durkee (Northwestern University) D 3-0 8 Nathan Costello (Ohio State University) 8 #6 Jake Donar (University of W isconsin) Wt 133 Wt 174 1 #3 Tom Clum (University of Wisconsin) D 6-4;SV 1 #1 Jake Herbert (Northwestern University) F 4:02 2 #1 Mack Reiter (University of Minnesot a) 2 #2 Mark Perry (University of Iowa) 3 #5 Jake Strayer (Penn State University) D 9-6 3 #3 RJ Boudro (Michigan State University) D 3-1 4 #4 Mark Moos (University of Michigan) 4 #8 Gabriel Dret sch (University of Minnesot a) 5 #7 Gabe Flores (University of Illinois) F M FOR 5 #4 James Yonushonis (Penn State University) F M FOR 6 #2 Chris Fleeger (Purdue University) 6 #6 Donny Reynolds (University of Illinois) 7 #6 Andrae Hernandez (Indiana University) D 8-1 7 #5 Blake Maurer (Ohio State University) D 7-4 8 #8 Reece Humphrey (Ohio State University) 8 Nick Corpe (Purdue University) Wt 141 Wt 184 1 #2 Andy Simmons (Michigan State University) D 8-2 1 #3 Roger Kish (University of Minnesot a) D 3-1 2 #5 Ryan Lang (Northwestern University) 2 #4 Pete Friedl (University of Illinois) 3 #3 Alex Tsirt sis (University of Iowa) D 3-2 3 #2 Ben Wissel (Purdue University) D 7-6 4 #1 Josh Churella (University of Michigan) 4 #1 Eric Bradley (Penn State University) 5 #7 Manuel Rivera (University of Minnesot a) D 6-3 5 #8 T yrel Todd (University of Michigan) D 3-2 6 #8 Ed Gutnik (University of W isconsin) 6 #6 Mike Tamillow (Northwestern University) 7 # 4 D e W itt Driscoll (Penn S tate University) D 10-4 7 #5 Paul Bradley (University of Iowa) D 5-4 8 #6 Cassio Pero (University of Illinois) 8 Joe Williams (Michigan State University) Wt 149 Wt 197 1 #1 Dustin Schlatter (University of Minnesot a) M 14-0 1
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