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Cowboy Wrestling Notes Ncaa Championships COWBOY WRESTLING NOTES FLOWRESTLING AND THE COWBOYS The Cowboys have teamed up with one of the nation’s premier NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS sporting event streaming sites, as UW Athletics announced a Athletics Media Relations partnership with FloCasts. The Wrestling SID: Lincoln Mansch exclusive media event agreement provides Cowboy wrestling fans E-mail: [email protected] Go to: http://www.flowrestling.org/premiumvideos with access to live streams of O: 307-766-2257 | C: 406-396-7381 Wyoming home wrestling, through Monthly subscription: $20 | Yearly subscription: $150 FloWrestling.org. Up Next: NCAA Championships Date/Time: March 16-18 - All Day Location: St. Louis, Mo. - Scottrade Center How To Follow Along: Live Results: TrackWrestling.com / FloWrestling.com Live Video: ESPN / ESPNU / ESPN3 This Weekend Five wrestlers from the University of Wyoming will make their way to the 2017 NCAA Championships, which are set to be held on March 16-18 at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo. Branson Ashworth, Archie Colgan and Cole Mendenhall will each be making their first NCAA postseason appearance, as it will be the second trip each for Bryce Meredith and Drew Templeman. It will mark the 24th time that Wyoming will send at least five wrestlers to TV Broadcast Information the national tournament. UW finished 18th at last year’s NCAA Championships as Meredith, Thursday, March 16 Templeman and Tanner Harms represented the Brown and Gold at Madison Square Garden. Session I – 10 a.m. MT – ESPNU/ESPN3 Session II – 5 p.m. MT – ESPN/ESPN3 Wyoming’s NCAA Championships Lineup 125: No. 15 Drew Templeman (UW) v. Conor Youtsey (Michigan) Friday, March 17 141: No. 10 Bryce Meredith (UW) v. Mike Longo (Oklahoma) Session III – 9 a.m. MT – ESPNU/ESPN3 149: Cole Mendenhall (UW) v. No. 2 Anthony Collica (Oklahoma State) Session IV – 6 p.m. MT – ESPN/ESPN3 157: No. 15 Archie Colgan (UW) v. Chase Delande (Edinboro) 165: No. 14 Branson Ashworth (UW) v. Brian Hamman (North Carolina State) Saturday, March 18 Session V – 9 a.m. MT – ESPNU/ESPN3 Last Year at the NCAA Championships Session VI – 6 p.m. MT – ESPN/ESPN3 Bryce Meredith’s title run fell just short in the NCAA Championship finals last season. Meredith fell to Oklahoma State’s Dean Heil in Madison Square Garden in New York City. He was the first Cowboy to wrestle in the finals since Reese Andy in 1996. The Cowboys finished 18th in the team standings with 24.5 points. It was the 18th time in school history the Cowboys have finished in the Top-25 at the NCAA Championships and the Pokes’ highest finish as well as the third top-25 finish under head coach Mark Branch. It was also the best team finish for UW since finishing 15th in 1996. Big 12 Championships Wrap Up 2016-17 Big 12 Led by Bryce Meredith’s runner-up finish at 141-pounds, the University of Wyoming wrestling team took fifth place at the 2017 Big 12 Championship. Cole Mendenhall and Drew Templeman School Conference Overall each claimed a third place finish at their respective weights, while Branson Ashworth and Archie Air Force 1-4 6-6 Colgan took fifth at 165 and 157, respectively. Iowa State 1-6 1-12 North Dakota St. 4-3 14-5 Wyoming in the Rankings Northern Colorado 1-6 2-10 The Pokes have five wrestlers within the national rankings. UW is led by All-American #18 Oklahoma 5-2 11-6 Bryce Meredith, who is ranked No. 8 by several organizations. Drew Templeman (No. 13) at #2 Oklahoma State 6-0 14-1 125-pounds, Branson Ashworth (No. 16), Archie Colgan (No. 19) and Cole Mendenhall (No. 20) are also all ranked in the top-20 of their respective weights in the InterMat Individual rankings. #19 South Dakota St. 8-1 14-5 Utah Valley 2-3 5-6 Final NCAA Coaches’ Panel Rankings & RPI West Virginia 1-3 4-11 The five Cowboy wrestlers that were ranked in the first three Coaches’ Panel Rankings all Wyoming 4-4 7-8 remain in the final rankings. Meredith is the highest ranked Poke coming in at eighth at 141 *Rankings based off USA Today/NWCA pounds. Templeman is 12th at 125 pounds, while redshirt sophomore Branson Ashworth sits Division I Coaches Poll. 14th at 165 pounds. Archie Colgan (157) is 15th while Cole Mendenhall (149) is 18th in their respective weights. Four Cowboys were ranked in the release of the final RPI rankings on Thursday. Colgan is 13th at 157 to lead UW as Meredith is 14th at 141 pounds. Ashworth is Follow Cowboy Wrestling 15th at 165 pounds with Mendenhall 20th at 149 for the Brown and Gold. Twitter: @Wyowrestle Facebook: facebook.com/wyowrestle 2016-17 WYOMING COWBOY WRESTLING 2016-17 UW Leaders NCAA Championships Rundown (Includes redshirts) 125 Pounds Senior Drew Templeman (19-7) will enter his second and final NCAA tournament after a Overall Wins third-place finish at the Big 12 Championship last weekend and will face Conor Youtsey of Michigan. 1. Branson Ashworth 35-7 Templeman went 1-2 at last year’s Big Dance in New York. Youtsey is a two-time All-American and 2. Archie Colgan 33-7 rejoined the Wolverine wrestling program in January. The fifth-year senior is 6-6 on the season and finished in fifth-place at this year’s Big Ten conference tournament. 3. Cole Mendenhall 29-8 4. Bryce Meredith 28-6 141 Pounds Junior Bryce Meredith (28-6) heads to his second NCAA Wrestling Championships as he 5. Jake Elliott 22-6 earned the No. 10 seed at 141-pounds. The Cheyenne native took second at the Big 12 Champion- ships after a 10-7 decision loss to defending national champion, Dean Heil of Oklahoma State. The junior will face Mike Longo (19-8) from Oklahoma in the opening round. Longo secured a third-place finish in Tulsa last weekend. Meredith has won both matches between the two wrestlers this season, Pins including a pin in Norman on Feb. 10. Meredith was placed as the No. 14 seed a year ago before 1. Bryce Meredith 12 going 4-1 at the tournament and earning All-American honors with a runner-up finish. 2. Cole Mendenhall 10 149 Pounds 3. Branson Ashworth 7 After a third-place finish at the Big 12 tournament, senior Cole Mendenhall will enter the Sam Turner 7 national tournament as the lone unseeded Cowboy. Mendenhall (29-8) will man the 149-pound weight class for UW and will face No. 2 Anthony Collica (20-2) of Oklahoma State in the opening 5. Gunnar Woodburn 6 round. Collica, a 2016 All-American, earned his fourth career Big 12 Championship title last weekend in Tulsa. 157 Pounds Junior Archie Colgan (34-8) was selected as an at-large bid for the tournament and was Technical Falls then awarded the No. 15 seed at 157-pounds. Colgan earned a fifth-place finish at Big 12s and will 1. Kyle Pope 7 see Ediboro’s Chase Delande (21-16) to open Nationals. Delane will be making his first appearance to the Big Dance after he earned second place at the EWL Championships this past weekend. 2. Montorie Bridges 4 Bryce Meredith 4 165 Pounds Redshirt sophomore Branson Ashworth is the youngest of the Cowboys that will be mak- 4. Cole Mendenhall 3 ing the trip. He is seeded at No. 14 for the tournament after a fifth-place finish at the Big 12 tourna- Branson Ashworth 3 ment. He holds a 35-7 overall record for the Brown and Gold this season and will face Brian Hamann Sam Turner 3 of North Carolina State in the opening round on Thursday. Hamann (20-10) will be also making his first trip to Nationals. He fell in the ACC Championship en route to the automatic bid. Familiar Sight Drew Templeman qualified for his second NCAA Championship after a third-place finish at the Big 12 Championships. It marks the ninth-straight season that 125 pound wrestler Major Decisions has competed at the NCAA Championship. Tyler Cox was a staple at the event the three seasons be- 1. Branson Ashworth 7 fore Templeman. Since a change in the weight class structure in 1999 UW has had a wrestler wrestle 2. Drew Templeman 5 at the 125-weight class 11 times. Bryce Meredith 5 Wyoming Represent 4. Luke Paine 4 Bryce Meredith, a native of Cheyenne, continues the streak of a Wyoming native qualifying 5. Brandon Tribble 3 for the NCAA Championships making it five-straight seasons. Tyler Cox made three-straight trips to the NCAA Championshis from 2013-15. Danny Gordon 3 Montorie Bridges 3 306 at Nationals The Cowboys will now have 306 total wrestlers that have competed at the NCAA Champi- Cole Mendenhall 3 onships. UW has sent a wrestler to the NCAA Championship for 42 straight seasons dating back to Archie Colgan 3 1974. Dual Points 1. Bryce Meredith 56 USA TODAY/NWCA/DIVISION I INTERMAT DUAL TrackWrestling Rankings 2. Branson Ashworth 50 COACHES POLL (Feb. 21) RANKINGS (March 7) (March 7) School Record School Points School Points 3. Drew Templeman 36 1. Penn State (16) 14-0 1. Penn State 131 1. Penn State 102.5 4. Cole Mendenhall 34 2. Oklahoma State 14-1 2. Oklahoma State 115 2. Ohio State 94.5 3. Iowa 13-2 3. Ohio State 108 3. Oklahoma State 91 5. Archie Colgan 33 4. Virginia Tech 18-1 4. Iowa 88.5 4. Iowa 81 5. Nebraska 12-4 5. Virginia Tech 87.5 5.
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