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86th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 2016 3/17/2016 to 3/19/2016 at New York City Team Champion Penn State - 123 Points Outstanding Wrestler: Kyle Snyder - Penn State Gorriaran Award: Matthew Miller - Navy Top Ten Team Scores Number of Individual Champs in parentheses. 1 Penn State 123 (2) 6 Missouri 74.5 (1) 2 Oklahoma State 97.5 (2) 7 Cornell 67 (2) 3 Ohio State 86 (2) 8 Nebraska 58 4 Virginia Tech 82 9 Michigan 50.5 5 Iowa 81 9 Illinois 50.5 (1) Champions and Place Winners Wrestler's seed in brackets, [US] indicates unseeeded. 1251st: Nico Megaludis [3] - Penn State (6-3) 2nd: Thomas Gilman [4] - Iowa 3rd: Nathan Tomasello [1] - Ohio State (5-3) 4th: David Terao [15] - American 5th: Conor Youtsey [US] - Michigan (Med Fft) 6th: Dylan Peters [9] - Northern Iowa 7th: Ryan Millhof [5] - Oklahoma (7-1) 8th: Connor Schram [10] - Stanford 1331st: Nahshon Garrett [1] - Cornell (7-6) 2nd: Cory Clark [2] - Iowa 3rd: Cody Brewer [4] - Oklahoma (9-4) 4th: Zane Richards [3] - Illinois 5th: Eric Montoya [7] - Nebraska (7-4) 6th: Jordan Conaway [5] - Penn State 7th: Earl Hall [8] - Iowa State (17-1) 8th: Jade Rauser [US] - Utah Valley State 1411st: Dean Heil [1] - Oklahoma State (3-2) 2nd: Bryce Meredith [14] - Wyoming 3rd: Joey McKenna [2] - Stanford (7-6) 4th: Anthony Ashnault [4] - Rutgers 5th: Chris Mecate [12] - Old Dominion (5-3) 6th: Solomon Chishko [7] - Virginia Tech (3-1 sv-1) 8th: Randy Cruz [16] - Lehigh 1491st: Zane Retherford [1] - Penn State (10-1) 2nd: Brandon Sorensen [2] - Iowa 3rd: Lavion Mayes [3] - Missouri (3-2) 4th: Anthony Collica [11] - Oklahoma State 5th: Michael Depalma [10] - Kent State (Fall 3:30) 6th: Alec Pantaleo [5] - Michigan 7th: Justin Oliver [9] - Central Michigan (5-1) 8th: Geo Martinez [12] - Boise State 1571st: Isaiah Martinez [1] - Illinois (6-5) 2nd: Jason Nolf [3] - Penn State 3rd: Nick Brascetta [8] - Virginia Tech (4-1) 4th: Dylan Palacio [5] - Cornell 5th: Chad Walsh [15] - Rider (Med Fft) 6th: Ian Miller [4] - Kent State 7th: Joseph Smith [6] - Oklahoma State (6-3) 8th: Thomas Gantt [2] - North Carolina State 1651st: Alex Dieringer [1] - Oklahoma State (6-2) 2nd: Isaac Jordan [2] - Wisconsin 3rd: Bo Jordan [3] - Ohio State (9-7) 4th: Daniel Lewis [4] - Missouri 5th: Steven Rodrigues [6] - Illinois (8-5) 6th: David McFadden [14] - Virginia Tech 7th: Austin Wilson [10] - Nebraska (4-2) 8th: Anthony Perrotti [7] - Rutgers 1741st: Myles Martin [11] - Ohio State (11-9) 2nd: Bo Nickal [1] - Penn State 3rd: Zach Epperly [8] - Virginia Tech (8-4) 4th: Casey Kent [US] - Pennsylvania 5th: Nathan Jackson [12] - Indiana (5-2) 6th: Lelund Weatherspoon [US] - Iowa State 7th: Cody Walters [7] - Ohio University (4-3) 8th: Alex Meyer [13] - Iowa 1841st: Gabe Dean [1] - Cornell (5-3) 2nd: Timothy Dudley [7] - Nebraska 3rd: Pete Renda [13] - North Carolina State (18-3) 4th: Nolan Boyd [8] - Oklahoma State 5th: Mathew Miller [9] - Navy (4-2) 6th: Willie Miklus [14] - Missouri 7th: Nathaniel Brown [10] - Lehigh (9-3) 8th: Sam Brooks [2] - Iowa 1971st: J'den Cox [2] - Missouri (4-2) 2nd: Morgan McIntosh [1] - Penn State 3rd: Brett Pfarr [3] - Minnesota (2-1) 4th: Nathan Burak [4] - Iowa 5th: Patrick Downey [US] - Iowa State (Fall 3:48) 6th: Jared Haught [6] - Virginia Tech 7th: Conner Hartmann [5] - Duke (11-2) 8th: Brett Harner [7] - Princeton 2851st: Kyle Snyder [2] - Ohio State (7-5 SV-1) 2nd: Nick Gwiazdowski [1] - North Carolina State 3rd: Adam Coon [5] - Michigan (Fall 7:57) 4th: Ty Walz [3] - Virginia Tech 5th: Amarveer Dhesi [7] - Oregon State (Fall 1:29) 6th: Austin Marsden [4] - Oklahoma State 7th: Michael Kroells [9] - Minnesota (5-2) 8th: Max Wessell [8] - Lehigh Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2016 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 1 of 30 3/17/2016 to 3/19/2016 at New York, NY Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State [1] Nathan Tomasello 18-0 Kyle Larson, Iowa State Nathan Tomasello 11-2 Sean McCabe, Rutgers 125 Weight Class Elijah Oliver 8-2 Elijah Oliver, Indiana [16] Nathan Tomasello 10-4 Dylan Peters, Northern Iowa [9] Dylan Peters 8-2 Shakur Laney, Ohio University Dylan Peters 3-1 tb-1 Drew Templeman, Wyoming Barlow McGhee 3-2 Barlow McGhee, Missouri [8] Thomas Gilman Fall 7:37 sv-1 Ryan Millhof, Oklahoma [5] Ryan Millhof 6-0 Drew Romero, Air Force Ryan Millhof 1-0 Sean Russell, Edinboro Sean Russell 9-8 tb-1 Paul Petrov, Bucknell [12] Tim Lambert, Nebraska [13] Thomas Gilman 16-5 Tim Lambert 14-3 Zachery Fuentes, Drexel Brent Fleetwood, Central Michigan Thomas Gilman 12-4 Thomas Gilman 24-8 Thomas Gilman, Iowa [4] Nico Megaludis 6-3 Nico Megaludis, Penn State [3] Nico Megaludis 18-5 Chasen Tolbert, Utah Valley State Nico Megaludis 4-2 Sean Fausz, North Carolina State Joshua Rodriguez 7-3 Joshua Rodriguez, North Dakota State [14] Nico Megaludis 4-0 Ronnie Bresser, Oregon State [11] Dalton Macri 6-5 tb-2 Dalton Macri, Cornell Conor Youtsey 7-5 sv-1 Conor Youtsey, Michigan Conor Youtsey 7-6 Edward Klimara, Oklahoma State [6] Nico Megaludis 8-2 Darian Cruz, Lehigh [7] Darian Cruz 7-3 Jimmy Jiminez, Wisconsin Connor Schram 3-1 Lorenzo Bentley, Pittsburgh Connor Schram 5-2 Connor Schram, Stanford [10] David Terao, American [15] David Terao Fall 5:41 David Terao 8-6 Nick Herrmann, Virginia Alfredo Rodriguez, SIU-Edwardsville David Terao 5-3 Joey Dance 8-2 Joey Dance, Virginia Tech [2] Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2016 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 2 of 30 3/17/2016 to 3/19/2016 at New York, NY Jeske, Old Dominion Jeske Fall 3:20 McCabe, Rutgers Jeske 4-3 125 Consolation Bracket Dance, Virginia Tech Cruz 2-1 tb-1 Laney, Ohio University Templeman 9-7 sv-1 Templeman, Wyoming Millhof 4-2 sv-1 Cruz 13-5 Cruz, Lehigh Millhof, Oklahoma Romero, Air Force Romero 9-4 Peters Fall 1:03 Petrov, Bucknell Macri Fall 4:49 Terao 6-4 Macri, Cornell Terao, American Rodriguez 5-4 Fuentes, Drexel Fleetwood 3-1 sv-1 Fleetwood, Central Michigan Peters Fall 2:26 Rodriguez 7-0 Third Place: Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State 5-3 Rodriguez, North Dakota State Peters, Northern Iowa Fourth Place: David Terao, American Tolbert, Utah Valley State Fausz 7-4 Fifth Place: Conor Youtsey, Michigan Med FFT Fausz, North Carolina State Lambert 7-2 Sixth Place: Dylan Peters, Northern Iowa Lambert, Nebraska Seventh Place: Ryan Millhof, Oklahoma 7-1 Bresser 5-4 Bresser, Oregon State Eighth Place: Connor Schram, Stanford Bresser 2-1 tb-1 Klimara, Oklahoma State Schram 3-1 Bresser Fall 4:41 Russell, Edinboro Schram, Stanford Jiminez, Wisconsin Bentley 12-4 Youtsey 4-3 tb-2 Bentley, Pittsburgh McGhee 10-6 Tomasello 10-1 McGhee, Missouri Tomasello, Ohio State McGhee 9-5 Herrmann, Virginia Rodriguez 4-3 Rodriguez, SIU-Edwardsville Youtsey 5-3 sv-2 Rodriguez 18-9 Oliver, Indiana Youtsey, Michigan Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2016 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 3 of 30 3/17/2016 to 3/19/2016 at New York, NY Championship Pigtail Bouts for 125 Chasen Tolbert - 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    From: Pat Donghia [email protected] Subject: NOTES: #1 Penn State Hosts Arizona State Friday in Sold Out Rec Hall Date: December 12, 2018 at 7:05 AM To: undisclosed-recipients:; TODAY’S ACTION UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; Dec. 11, 2018 -- No. 1 Penn State (3-0, 0-0 B1G) closes out December by welcoming #9 Arizona State (1-2) to Rec Hall for the first time ever. The Nittany Lions and Sun Devils will meet in sold out Rec Hall on Friday, Dec. 14, at 6 p.m. in a dual that will air live nationally on ESPN2. Arizona State has made a trip to Happy Valley, however, competing in the BJC in the National Duals. All rankings listed are InterMat/InterMat TPI as of Dec. 11. Penn State is coming off a pair of dual victories two weekends ago. The Nittany Lions won nine of ten bouts in a 42-3 win at Bucknell on Nov. 30, the first-ever trip for Penn State at Lewisburg. The dual was wrestled in front of a Bucknell wrestling-record crowd of 4.279, the third-largest in Stojka Pavilion history. Two days later, the Nittany Lions shut-out No. 10 Lehigh 42-0, winning all ten bouts against the short-handed Mountain Hawks in front of yet another Rec Hall sellout crowd. Penn State got ranked wins from Mark Hall at 174, Bo Nickal at 197 and Anthony Cassar at 285. The Nittany Lions sport a balanced and talented line-up: Sophomore Devin Schnupp is 4-3 at 125, having won his last two dual outings.
  • 2015 85Th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 3/19/2015 to 3/21/2015

    2015 85Th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 3/19/2015 to 3/21/2015

    85th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 2015 3/19/2015 to 3/21/2015 at St Louis Team Champion Ohio State - 102 Points Outstanding Wrestler: Logan Stieber - Ohio State Gorriaran Award: Aaron Schopp - Edinboro Top Ten Team Scores Number of Individual Champs in parentheses. 1 Ohio State 102 (2) 6 Penn State 67.5 (1) 2 Iowa 84 7 Oklahoma State 65 3 Edinboro 75.5 8 Minnesota 59.5 4 Missouri 73.5 (1) 9 Nebraska 59 5 Cornell 71.5 (1) 10 Virginia Tech 56 Champions and Place Winners Wrestler's seed in brackets, [US] indicates unseeeded. 1251st: Nathan Tomasello [4] - Ohio State (9-5) 2nd: Zeke Moisey [US] - West Virginia 3rd: Alan Waters [1] - Missouri (8-4) 4th: Thomas Gilman [6] - Iowa 5th: Nahshon Garrett [2] - Cornell (9-3) 6th: Connor Youtsey [US] - Michigan 7th: Edward Klimara [7] - Oklahoma State (5-4) 8th: Jordan Conaway [11] - Penn State 1331st: Cody Brewer [13] - Oklahoma (11-8) 2nd: Cory Clark [3] - Iowa 3rd: Aaron Schopp [9] - Edinboro (4-3) 4th: Chris Dardanes [1] - Minnesota 5th: James Gulibon [7] - Penn State (9-5) 6th: Mason Beckman [10] - Lehigh 7th: Bradley Taylor [2] - Wisconsin (7-3) 8th: Rossi Bruno [14] - Michigan 1411st: Logan Stieber [1] - Ohio State (11-5) 2nd: Mitchell Port [2] - Edinboro 3rd: Devin Carter [4] - Virginia Tech (17-8) 4th: Dean Heil [14] - Oklahoma State 5th: Kevin Jack [US] - North Carolina State (3-0) 6th: Chris Mecate [11] - Old Dominion 7th: Lavion Mayes [3] - Missouri (Med Forfeit) 8th: Anthony Ashnault [7] - Rutgers 1491st: Drake Houdashelt [1] - Missouri (3-1 sv-1) 2nd: David Habat [3] - Edinboro 3rd: Jason