* - CAA match – All times are ET - Home matches, in bold, are at the David S. Mack Sports Complex

HOFSTRA NOTES, STREAKS AND TIDBITS: • Hofstra has won 47 of its last 72 and 55 of its last 82 dual matches dating back to 2003. Included are three ties.

• Hofstra is undefeated in 54 consecutive dual conference matches posting a 53-0-1 record during that time. The last time Hofstra dropped a conference match was February 17, 1999 when the Broncs of Rider beat the Pride, 28-10, in an East Coast 2007-08 HOFSTRA Association (ECWA) match. The Pride has won 51 straight conference matches. UNIVERSITY WRESTLING • Including the two matches at the NYAC last year, the Pride has #12 HOFSTRA PRIDE (5-6) won 17 of its last 24 home matches dating back to the start of the at 2003-04 season. COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HOFSTRA THIS YEAR: Hofstra, in its 60th season of DUALS wrestling, is 5-6 on the year with wins over #25 Bloomsburg, George Mason University – Fairfax, VA unranked Bucknell, #25 Harvard, #13 Edinboro and #4 Iowa Friday & Saturday, January 18-19, 2008 State, and losses to #7 Missouri, #10 Penn State, #3 Oklahoma State, #5 Central Michigan, #7 Michigan and #11 Ohio State. The Pride recorded a third-place finish at the 28-team Southern 2007-08 HOFSTRA WRESTLING SCHEDULE Scuffle in Greensboro, North Carolina last month. In early Date Opp Rank,Opponent,HU Rank) Time/Res. December Hofstra captured 10th place with only six wrestlers in Nov. 10 #7 MISSOURI (#13) 21-22 L the 50-team, Cliff Keen-Las Vegas Invitational. Nov. 17 at #10 Penn State (#12) 11-28 L

PROJECTED HOFSTRA PRIDE STARTERS: Nov. 24 at Northeast Duals - Troy, NY Wt. Name Cl. 07-08 I W #25 Bloomsburg (#12) 30-12 W 125: Dave Tomasette*+ Sr. 20-5 10 10 #3 Oklahoma State (#12) 16-20 L 133: Lou Ruggirello*+ So. 22-4 6 3 Bucknell (#12) 24-15 W 141: Charles Griffin*+AA Sr. 20-3 5 2 149: Mitch Smith So. 5-12 * * Nov. 30 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (#12) 157 or: Jonny Bonilla-Bowman So. 7-10 * * Dec. 1 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational 10th pl. 165: Anthony Tortora Jr.. 7-10 * * 174: Alton Lucas Jr. 14-2 5 4 Dec. 9 #25 HARVARD (#14) 25-12 W 184 or: Justin Danz Fr. 5-13 * * 184 Jon Rothman Jr. 3-9 * * Dec. 29-30 at The Southern Scuffle (#15) 3rd pl. 197: Joe Rovelli Sr. 14-3 8 10 (Greensboro, NC) 285 or James Guerin Jr. 3-8 * * 285 Tom Daddino Sr. 1-3 * * Jan. 6 #5 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (#16) 14-22 L * - Returning starter: + - returning conference champion; AA- #13 EDINBORO 24-19 W All-American; Rankings from: I- USA Today/NWCA/Intermat; W-WIN Magazine. Jan. 12-13 at NWCA-Cliff Keen National Duals #4 Iowa State (#12) 19-18 W CONFERENCE UNDEFEATED STREAK AT 54: After a #7 Michigan 15-19 L perfect 7-0 mark in CAA dual matches last season, Hofstra has #11 Ohio State 16-25 L extended its conference dual match undefeated streak to 54 (53- 0-1). The Pride has won 51 consecutive conference dual matches. Jan. 18-19 at Colonial Athletic Association Duals Hofstra, which lost its last conference dual match in 1998-99, Jan. 18 Binghamton (#12) 6 p.m. was 6-0-1 in 1999-2000, 6-0-0 in 2000-01 and 2004-05, 6-0-0 in Rider 8 p.m. 2001-02, 7-0-0 in 2002-03, 8-0-0 in 2003-04 and 6-0 in 2005-06. Jan. 19 Boston Univ. 11 a.m. The last time Hofstra dropped a conference dual match was on George Mason 1 p.m. February 17, 1999 when the Broncs of Rider beat the Pride, 28- #22 Old Dominion 3 p.m. 10 in an East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA) match.

Jan. 27 PENNSYLVANIA 1 p.m. HOFSTRA IN THE NATIONAL DUALS: Hofstra made its Feb. 2 at Cornell 7 p.m. fifth straight National Duals appearance, and the sixth since the Feb. 8 at Lehigh 7 p.m. 2000-01 season last weekend. The Pride posted a 1-2 mark in this Feb. 12 DREXEL 7 p.m. year National Duals with an upset victory over #4 Iowa State in Feb. 17 NEBRASKA 1 p.m. the first round. Hofstra placed sixth last year in the National Mar. 7-8 at CAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Duals with a 3-2 record with wins over Nebraska, Northern Iowa (Hempstead, NY) and Central Michigan, and losses to Iowa and Iowa State. Hofstra Mar. 20-22 at NCAA Division I Championships was 3-3 in 2004, 1-2 in 2005 and 2008, and 0-2 in 2001 and (at The Scottrade Center, St. Louis, MO) 2006.

HOFSTRA REMAINS RANKED places, Penn State, which fell three, Iowa State, which fell five, 12TH IN THIS WEEK’S USA Northwestern and Central Michigan. TODAY /INTERMAT/ NWCA POLL: Despite a victory over then- Individually, Hofstra continues to have five wrestlers ranked in 4th-ranked Iowa State, the Hofstra the top 10. Senior Charles Griffin (Reading, PA) moved up three Pride wrestling team remained 12th places to second at 141 pounds after a 3-0 weekend at the this week in the USA Today/ National Duals. Griffin is 20-3 on the season. Sophomore Lou Intermat/ NWCA Division I Team Ruggirello (Walden, NY) also posted a 3-0 weekend in Iowa to Rankings. Hofstra continues to have climb one place to third at 133 pounds. The CAA Wrestler of the five wrestlers ranked in the top 10. Week is now 22-4 this year. Senior Alton Lucas (West Babylon, NY) slipped one place to fourth this week at 174 pounds. Lucas, The Pride (5-6) has equaled their highest Intermat ranking of the who was 2-1 at the National Duals, is 14-2 on the season. Senior season. Hofstra was ranked 12th on November 13, November 27 Dave Tomasette (Sewell, NJ) moved up two spots to 10th this and January 9. Senior Charles Griffin at 141 and junior Alton week at 125 pounds. Tomasette improved to 20-5 this year with a Lucas at 174 are ranked fifth in this week’s poll. Sophomore Lou 3-0 mark in Iowa. Senior Joe Rovelli (Wilkes-Barre, PA) Ruggirello at 133 is ranked sixth, senior Joe Rovelli is ranked remained at number 10 at 197 pounds after a 3-0 record at the eighth at 184 pounds and senior Dave Tomasette is tenth at 125 National Duals. He is 14-3 on the season. pounds. W.I.N has also produced a Division I Tournament Team Power USA Today/InterMat/NWCA Division I Coaches Poll Index, based on how individually ranked wrestlers, according to January 16, 2008 the current W.I.N. rankings, would finish in the NCAA Division I Championship. The Pride moved up from 12th to eighth in that No. Team (First) W-L Pts. LW poll this week. Minnesota is picked number one with Iowa and 1 Iowa (7) 11-1 475 2 Oklahoma State on their heels in the Tournament poll. 2 Oklahoma State (5) 10-1 468 3 3 Nebraska 9-2 459 10 WRESTLING INTERNATIONAL NEWSMAGAZINE 4 Michigan 13-2 437 7 (W.I.N.) 2007-08 NCAA DIV. I DUAL TEAM RANKINGS 5 Minnesota 8-3 432 6 (Previous Rankings from Jan. 9, 2008) 6 Ohio State 13-2 415 11 7 Penn State 8-2 409 1 1. Iowa (2nd) 2. Nebraska (6th) 8 Iowa State 9-3 393 4 3. Michigan (9th) 9 Central Michigan 8-2 389 5 4. Minnesota (1st) 10 Northwestern 5-4 372 9 5. Oklahoma State (5th) 11 Missouri 6-2 357 8 6. Ohio State (10th) 12 Hofstra 5-6 355 12 7. Penn State (4th) 13 Wisconsin 8-1-1 334 13 8. Iowa State (3rd) 14 Edinboro 4-2 323 14 9. Northwestern (11th) 15 Illinois 5-1 306 17 10. Central Michigan (7th) 16 Cornell 1-4 284 19 11. Hofstra (16th) 17 Indiana 8-2 283 15 12. Missouri (8th) (tie) Oklahoma 10-1 283 18 13. Illinois (13th) 19 UT-Chattanooga 5-4 280 16 14. Cornell (12th) 20 Pittsburgh 7-2 261 20 15. Indiana (14th) 21 Maryland 9-3 236 21 16. Wisconsin (15th) 22 Old Dominion 8-2 210 23 17. Edinboro (17th) 23 Navy 2-3 185 22 18. Oklahoma (24th) 24 Cal State-Fullerton 7-5 132 NR 19. Old Dominion (19th) 25 Kent State 9-4 101 NR 20. Pittsburgh (22nd) 21. Boise State (21st) HOFSTRA JUMPS FIVE 22. UT-Chattanooga (18th) PLACES TO 11TH IN 23. Maryland (20th) THIS WEEK’S W.I.N. 24. Kent State (23rd) POLL: The Hofstra Pride 25. Penn (NR) moved up five places to 11th this week in W.I.N. RUGGIRELLO NAMED CAA WRESTLER OF THE Magazine’s ninth dual rankings of 2007-08. The team rankings WEEK: Hofstra sophomore wrestler Lou Ruggirello, who posted are now based on dual-meet strength. a 3-0 record at the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals last Saturday, has been named the Colonial Athletic Association With Iowa capturing the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals last Wrestler of the Week for all competition between January 8 and weekend, the Hawkeyes have returned to the top spot sending last 14. week’s top team, Minnesota, to number four. Nebraska with its second place finish at the National Duals jumped four places to Ruggirello, a native of Walden, New York, was perfect in three second while Michigan, which was ninth last week, climbed six dual matches at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, places to third after a third place finish at the Duals. Oklahoma Iowa. The eighth-ranked wrestler in the country at 133 pounds in State remained fifth followed by Ohio State, which jumped four the most recent Intermat/NWMA poll, Ruggirello recorded a win by fall in 1:32 over fourth-ranked Nick Fanthorpe from Iowa State that led the Pride to a 19-18 victory over the Cyclones in A three-time All-American and a four-time national qualifier as a the first round of the National Duals. He also defeated unranked student-athlete at national powerhouse Edinboro University from Chris Diehl from Michigan, 8-0, and downed #14 Reece 1992 through 1995, Shifflet began his coaching career as an Humphrey from Ohio State, 7-4. assistant at Georgia State University in1995, helping the Panthers post back-to-back winning seasons, and develop three conference The Valley Central High School graduate has now won six champions and four NCAA qualifiers. In 1997, Shifflet left consecutive matches to boost his record to 22-4 on the season Georgia State to begin a five-year tenure as an assistant coach at including an 11-0 mark in dual matches. Ruggirello shares the Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. During his time with the CAA Wrestler of the Week honor with Ryan Hluschak from Big Red, Shifflet coached 24 NCAA qualifiers, three NCAA All- Drexel, who also posted a 3-0 record last weekend at the Virginia Americans and helped head coach Rob Koll to a pair of Ivy Duals. League championships in 1999 and 2001. More importantly, Cornell was also consistently ranked among the nation's top-15 Dan Rivera, a freshman 157-pounder from Old Dominion, was programs. The last Big Red recruiting class, that he was involved named the CAA Rookie of the Week. He went 5-1 last week, with, placed fifth at the 2006 NCAA Championships in with his only loss coming against Mike Poeta from Illinois, the Oklahoma City. top-ranked wrestler in the country, 14-6. Rivera led ODU to a third place finish at the Virginia Duals. After five seasons at Cornell, the Amherst, New York native was named the head wrestling coach at UNC Greensboro on May 17, HOFSTRA IN THE POLLS IN 2007-08 2002. In 2003-04 the Spartans claimed their first winning season Date NWCA WIN since 1998-99, posting a 9-6 overall record with the nine victories Preseason 13th 18th ranking as the third most in the program's 12-year history. Nov. 13 12th *** Shifflet guided UNCG to the most wins in school history during Nov. 20 13th 18th the 2004-05 season as the Spartans recorded a 12-5 overall Nov. 27 12th 18th record, 4-1 in the Southern Conference. In 2005-06 UNCG tied a Dec. 4 14th 18th school-record by sending four wrestlers to the NCAA Division I Championships in Oklahoma City and the Spartans finished tied Dec. 11 15th 18th for 31st with Harvard in the final Championship standings. The Dec. 18 15th 18th Spartans finished the season with an 11-6 dual match record and Jan. 2 16th 17th a 4-1 mark in the Southern Conference. As a wrestler, Shifflet Jan. 9 12th 16th registered 118 wins for the Edinboro Fighting Scots and was Jan. 16 12th 11th coached by the legendary Bruce Baumgartner. Competing at 142 pounds, Shifflet finished seventh at nationals as a freshman, sixth HOFSTRA COACH TOM as a sophomore and third as a senior. He is one of four three-time SHIFFLET: Tom Shifflet, a four- All-Americans in school history. Shifflet also received the time NCAA Championships Eastern Wrestling League Freshman of the Year Award in 1992 qualifier and a three-time All- and the EWL Wrestler of the Year Award in 1995. He was American as a student-athlete at inducted into both the Edinboro University and the EWL Halls of Edinboro University, became the Fame in 2006. In 1996 Shifflet placed seventh in the final U.S. 10th head wrestling coach in Olympic Trials in at 149.5 pounds. One year Hofstra’s storied wrestling history later he placed sixth in both the World Team Freestyle Trials and on May 17, 2006. His first season the U.S. Open. as the Hofstra Head Wrestling Coach in 2006-07 was one for the LUCAS NAMED CAA record books. Shifflet directed the WRESTLER OF THE Pride to an 18-4-2 dual record, a WEEK : Hofstra junior final record season ranking of wrestler Alton Lucas, who ninth, the program’s sixth straight captured the 174-pound title Colonial Athletic Association championship and the school’s at the Southern Scuffle and seventh consecutive conference title, an upset victory of top- split a pair of matches against ranked Minnesota in November, a sixth-place finish at the ranked opponents last NWCA National Duals and, most importantly, a seventh-place Sunday, was named the Colonial Athletic Association Wrestler of finish at the 2007 NCAA Championships in Auburn Hills, the Week for all competition from December 18 through January Michigan. Along the way, the Pride developed four All- 7. Lucas, a West Babylon, NY native, won his first 11 matches of Americans, seven conference champions including the CAA the season including five at the Southern Scuffle to win the 174- Wrestler of the Year and the Rookie of the Year. For Shifflet’s pound weight class. On his way to the title, he posted victories efforts, he was named the Colonial Athletic Association Coach of over the sixth, seventh and eighth ranked wrestlers in the country. the Year. Lucas suffered his first loss of the season on January 6, dropping a 3-1 decision in sudden victory to third-ranked Brandon Sinnott Shifflet came to Hofstra after four seasons as head wrestling from Central Michigan. He bounced back with a 5-3 victory over coach at UNC Greensboro. While at UNCG, he created and #12 Phil Moricone from Edinboro. He shared the CAA Wrestler organized the annual 35-team Southern Scuffle wrestling of the Week Boston University’s Mike Roberts, who captured the tournament, which is one of the largest and more competitive 149-pound title and was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler at Division I regular season tournaments in the country. During his the Southern Scuffle. tenure at UNC Greensboro Shifflet recorded a 32-32 dual meet record and had nine wrestlers qualify for the NCAA Championships. GRIFFIN GETS 100 TH VICTORY: Hofstra senior Charles 149: #1 Dustin Schlatter (Minnesota) dec. #2 Josh Churella (Michigan) 3- Griffin, who was named the CAA Co-Wrestler of the Week for 2 all competition ending Sunday, December 3, earned his 100 th 157: #3 Mike Poeta (Illinois) #2 Craig Henning (Wisconsin) 2:22 career victory on December 9 th against Harvard. Griffin posted 27 165: #2 Eric Tannenbaum (Michigan) dec. #3 Patrick Pitsch (Arizona State) 4-0 victories in each of his first two seasons and 35 wins last year. He 174: #1 Keith Gavin (Pittsburgh) dec. #2 Matt Stolpinski (Navy) 8-4 is 20-3 in 2007-08. His career record is now 109-23. Griffin, a 184: #1 Jake Varner (Iowa State) dec. #2 Roger Kish (Minnesota) 2-0 native of Reading, Pennsylvania, placed second at the Southern 197: #2 Phil Davis (Penn State) dec. #3 Mike Tamillow (Northwestern) Scuffle in Greensboro, NC on December 29-30, losing to #4 6-2 Manny Rivera from Minnesota in the final. Griffin posted a 6-1 285: #1-D2 Tervel Dlagnev (Nebraska-Kearney) dec. #3 Wade Sauer record to capture third place in the 141-pound weight class at the (Cal State-Fullerton) 11-7 Cliff Keen-Las Vegas Invitational. He had a seven-match winning streak snapped in the CKLV semifinals, dropping a 6-2 DADDINO JOINS THE PRIDE WRESTLING TEAM: decision to former top-ranked Kellen Russell from Michigan. Hofstra senior Tom Daddino, who completed his football Griffin, who was the number two wrestler in the country in his eligibility in November, joined the Pride wrestling team in late weight class, bounced back with a 3-1 victory over Old November and made his team debut on January 6. He posted his Dominion’s #17 Ryan Williams, and a 6-4 decision over #14 Joe first victory against Chad Bleske from Michigan in the National Caramanica from North Carolina State. Griffin defeated then-#2 Duals on January 12. Daddino, a native of Franklin Square, NY, Nathan Morgan from Oklahoma State on November 24. Griffin is a former Long Island and New York State champion at Carey defeated Russell in a dual match against Michigan last weekend High School. in Cedar Falls, Iowa. PRIDE TO HOST 2008 CAA WRESTLING RUGGIRELLO WAS HOFSTRA’S FIRST NUMBER ONE: CHAMPIONSHIPS: The Colonial Athletic Association Sophomore Lou Ruggirello became Hofstra’s first number one- Wrestling Championships return to Hofstra’s David S. Mack ranked wrestler on November 26 when he climbed to the top of Sports Complex on Friday and Saturday, March 7 and 8. The the 133-pound weight class after an impressive showing at the CAA Championships will send the top two place-winners from Journeyman/Brute Northeast Duals. Ruggirello, who defeated #2 each weight class, plus several wild-card entries to the NCAA Tyler McCormick from Missouri on November 10, downed Championships in St. Louis, MO, on March 20-22. Hofstra former #1 Coleman Scott from Oklahoma State at the Northeast hosted the 2003 CAA Championship at the Mack Sports Duals to take over the number one spot. He posted a 7-2 record in Complex, then-called Hofstra Arena. The Pride has captured six Las Vegas and 4-2 at the Southern Scuffle, placing fifth. After a consecutive CAA Wrestling Championships and seven straight 3-0 mark at the National Duals last weekend, he is now 22-4 on conference titles. the year heading into the CAA Duals. SOUTHERN SCUFFLE SUCCESS: The holiday Southern GRIFFIN AND RUGGIRELLO VICTORIOUS IN NWCA Scuffle in Greensboro, NC has grown to become one of the top ALL-STAR CLASSIC: Hofstra University sophomore 133- early-season tournaments in the country thanks, in large part, to pounder Lou Ruggirello and senior 141-pounder Charles Griffin one man. That man, Hofstra Head Wrestling Coach Tom Shifflet, both picked up ranked victories in front of 4,380 spectators at the created the tournament while leading the Spartans of UNC- 42nd National Wrestling Coaches Association (NCWA) All-Star Greensboro. He returned with his Pride team for the first time and Classic presented by the United State Marine Corps at McArthur placed third in the 28-team field behind defending national Court on November 20. champion Minnesota, and Edinboro. Junior Alton Lucas captured the 174-pound title with senior Charles Griffin placing second at The Pride was the lone school to have two victories in the 141 pounds, senior Joe Rovelli finished third at 197, senior Dave prestigious event, as Ruggirello defeated #2 Mack Reiter Tomasette at 125 and sophomore Lou Ruggirello at 133 placed (Minnesota), 6-0, and Griffin earned a 9-4 win over #3 Nathan fifth, and sophomore Mitch Smith at 149 and freshman Ryan Morgan of Oklahoma State. Patrovich at 165 finished sixth in the Scuffle. The Pride’s third- place team finish is the program’s best since a third-place finish The win by Ruggirello continued an impressive stretch for the at the Las Vegas Invitational in 2004. second-year standout as in Hofstra's season-opening dual he pinned then-#2 Tyler McCormick of Missouri and now in his last THREE IN THE TOP FIVE IN LAS VEGAS: Three Hofstra two matches has outscored his opponents, 21-0. wrestlers placed in the top five in their respective weight classes Griffin, who was down 4-1 early in the match to Morgan, scored at the Cliff Keen-Las Vegas Invitational earlier this month. eight consecutive points, including riding time. Charles Griffin placed third at 141, Dave Tomasette was fourth at 125, and Lou Ruggirello was fifth at 133. Due to injuries and The two Hofstra victories are the school's first in All-Star Classic academic commitments, the Pride traveled with only six wrestlers history in five featured matched. Previously Joel Kislin wrestled yet placed 10th in the 50-team tournament. twice in the Classic in 1972 and 1973, and Nick Gallo wrestled in the 1977 Classic. In addition to Griffin's and Ruggirello's PRIDE TEAM OVERVIEW: Hofstra returns 10 lettermen, five participation, Hofstra Head Coach Tom Shifflet served as an starters, four NCAA qualifiers, four conference champions and honorary coach in the event. one All-American from the 2006-07 squad that placed seventh at 42nd NWCA All-Star Classic presented by the United States the NCAA Championships. Heading the group is returning All- Marine Corps , Eugene, Oregon American and CAA Wrestler of the Year, senior Charles Griffin. The Reading, PA native placed third at 141 pounds in the NCAA 125: #1 Paul Donahoe (Nebraska) dec. #4 Jayson Ness (Minnesota) 5-2 Championships after capturing his third CAA title pounds. 133: #4 Lou Ruggirello (Hofstra) dec. #2 Mack Reiter (Minnesota) 6- Sophomore Lou Ruggirello was named the CAA Rookie of the 0 Year after a superb 31-9 season and a capturing the conference 141: #2 Charles Griffin (Hofstra) dec. #3 Nathan Morgan (Oklahoma crown at 133. Seniors Dave Tomasette (Sewell, NJ), at 125, and State) 9-4 Joe Rovelli (Wilkes-Barre, PA), who moves up this year to 197 pounds from 184, also captured conference titles last season. The 285- Daddino (Da-dee-no) Pride also has another conference champion, albeit not a CAA champion, in their line-up this season. Sophomore Jonny Bonilla- 2007-08 HOFSTRA SUMMARIES Bowman, who captured the ACC title as a member of the Hokies of Virginia Tech last season. NOVEMBER 10 -VS. #7 MISSOURI: Missouri sophomore HOFSTRA RETURNEES: Hofstra returns 10 lettermen, five Mark Ellis recorded a tech fall in the final match of the evening starters, four NCAA qualifiers, four conference champions and to give the seventh-ranked Tigers of Missouri (2-0) a 22-21 one All-American from the 2006-07 squad that placed 7th at the victory over the 13th-ranked Pride of Hofstra (0-1) before 2,017 NCAA Division I Championships. fans at the David S. Mack Sports Complex Saturday night.

RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN: Senior Charles Griffin, who Pride sophomore Lou Ruggirello pinned Missouri’s second- recorded a 6-1 record and a third-place finish in the NCAA ranked senior Tyler McCormick in 5:30 at 133 pounds, while Championships in Auburn Hills, MI last March, is Hofstra’s only teammates Charles Griffin at 141, Dave Tomasette at 125, and returning All-American of the four that the Pride had last season. Alton Lucas at 174 posted major decision victories to lead Chris Weidman, who also placed third at 197 and is currently a Hofstra. Hofstra assistant coach, James Strouse, who placed fourth at 157, and Mike Patrovich, who placed sixth at 165, have since The Pride jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the match after three graduated. Griffin, who placed third at 141 pounds last season, bouts. Tomasette, the seventh-ranked Hofstra senior from Sewell, finished the year with a 35-6 record. NJ, tallied a 15-2 major decision over Missouri red-shirt freshman Tony Pescaglia at 125. Ruggirello, ranked ninth at 133 STARTING OFF WITH A BANG: Although the Pride has in the preseason poll, built a 5-1 lead over the second-ranked opened seasons with several tough opponents in the past, this Tiger senior Tyler McCormick before recording the pin at 5:30. year’s first four matches may have been among the best. The Hofstra’s lone returning All-American, senior Charles Griffin, Pride opened against #7 Missouri current #6 Penn State, #25 ranked second in the country at 141, cruised to a 13-0 major Bloomsburg University and #3 Oklahoma State. Only the 2001- victory over Missouri’s unranked junior Marcus Hoehn. 02 team may have faced a tougher four-match opening stretch when they squared off against Iowa State, Iowa, Minnesota and But the Tigers came roaring back in the middle weights as ninth- Wisconsin. ranked senior Josh Wagner tallied a 5-2 win over Hofstra’s unranked sophomore Mitch Smith at 149 pounds. Missouri junior HOFSTRA SIGNS TOP PENNSYLVANIA , ranked 13th, closed the match gap to 14-7 HEAVYWEIGHT: Hofstra Head Wrestling Coach Tom Shifflet with a 15-6 major win over the Pride’s unranked sophomore recently announced that Paul Snyder, a two-time Pennsylvania Jonny Bonilla-Bowman. Tiger sophomore Nick Marable, ranked State Championships placer, has signed a National Letter of 18th at 165, rolled to a major win over Hofstra freshman Ryan Intent to attend and wrestle at the University beginning in Patrovich, 10-2, to close to 14-11 at the intermission. September 2008. Snyder, a native of Greensburg, Pennsylvania and a senior at Mt. Pleasant Area High School outside of Hofstra’s unranked junior Alton Lucas snapped the Tigers’ three- Pittsburgh, is currently the top-rated heavyweight high school match winning streak with a 10-1 victory over senior James wrestler in Pennsylvania, and is ranked the 10th-best scholastic Williamson at 174 to boost the Hofstra lead to 18-11. But heavyweight in the country as ranked by Wrestling International Missouri’s sixth-ranked junior Raymond Jordan pinned Hofstra Newsmagazine (W.I.N.). Snyder posted a 43-6 record and placed freshman Jeff Siciliano in 4:20 at 184 to close to within one at third at the Pennsylvania High School State Championships in 18-17. 2007 as a junior. The 6’0”, 265-pound senior also placed seventh in the state championships as a sophomore in 2006 recording a Joe Rovelli, Hofstra’s 10th-ranked senior who moved up a weight 44-7 record. The Vikings of Mt. Pleasant placed third in the class to 197 this year, upset Missouri’s fourth-ranked sophomore Pennsylvania Championships in 2006 and were fourth in 2005. Max Askren, 4-2, making four, first period points stand up for the win and a 21-18 lead heading into the finale. Ellis, ranked 14th in CHIEF RAY DOWNEY, SR. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP the heavyweight class, jumped out to a 5-1 first period lead over FUND NIGHT: Hofstra University proudly welcomed members Hofstra junior James Guerin on the way to a 22-5 five-point, tech of the Downey Family on January 6 for the presentation of the fall win that gave the Tigers their margin of victory. Chief Ray Downey, Sr. Memorial Scholarship prior to the Central Michigan match. This year’s recipients of the #7 Missouri 22, #13 Hofstra 21 125- Dave Tomasette (HU) maj. Tony Pescaglia (UM), 15-2 scholarship grants, named in memory of the late FDNY hero who 133- Lou Ruggirello (HU) fall Tyler McCormick (UM), 5:30 was killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on 141- Charles Griffin (HU) maj. Marcus Hoehn (UM), 13-0 September 11, 2001, are seniors Charles Griffin and Dave 149- Josh Wagner (UM) dec. Mitch Smith (HU), 5-2 Tomasette. 157- Michael Chandler (UM) maj. Jonny Bonilla-Bowman (HU), 15-6 165- Nick Marable (UM) maj. Ryan Patrovich (HU), 10-2 HOFSTRA WRESTLING PRONUNCIATIONS: 174- Alton Lucas (HU) maj. James Williamson (UM), 10-1 125 - Tomasette (Tom-a-set-ee) 184- Raymond Jordan (UM) WBF Jeff Siciliano (HU), 4:20 133 - Ruggirello (Rudge-a-rell-o) 197- Joe Rovelli (HU) dec. Max Askren (UM), 4-2 Hwt- Mark Ellis (UM) TF James Guerin (HU), 22-5 141 - Griffin 157- Bonilla-Bowman (Boe-knee-ah-Boe-min) 165 - Patrovich (PAT-tro-vitch) NOVEMBER 17 AT #10 PENN STATE: Despite a 15-0 tech 174- Alton Lucas (AL-tahn) fall victory by sophomore Lou Ruggirello at 133 pounds, the #12 197 - Rovelli (Row-vell-ee) Hofstra Pride wrestling team dropped a 28-11 decision to #10 285- Guerin (Gear-in) Penn State before 1,965 fans at the Rec Hall. The Pride, who defeated the Nittany Lions in Hempstead last December, captured just three of the 10 matches Saturday afternoon. Hofstra seniors Dave Tomasette (4-1), at 125, Joe Rovelli (4-1), at 197, and junior Alton Lucas (5-0), at 174, joined Ruggirello Beginning the match at 197 pounds, Penn State’s second-ranked with 3-0 marks with two major decisions each. Tomasette ranked senior Phil Davis (2-0) avenged a loss to Hofstra’s Chris eighth in the nation recorded majors over Bloomsburg’s 12 th - Weidman last season by posting a 12-1 major decision over sixth- ranked Mike Sees, 13-3, and Bucknell’s Jose Matos, 11-3. ranked Pride senior Joe Rovelli (1-1) for a 4-0 lead in the contest. Rovelli posted major decisions over Oklahoma State’s Jared Sophomore Stefan Tighe (2-0) pinned Hofstra junior James Shelton, 15-4, and Bucknell’s Sean LoCurto. Lucas, who is Guerin (0-2) in 5:19 of the heavyweight match to boost the lead undefeated this season and ranked 16 th in the nation, defeated to 10-0. In a battle of top 10-ranked wrestlers at 125 pounds, OSU’s third-ranked Brandon Mason, 5-3 in sudden victory with a 10th-ranked Penn State senior Mark McKnight (2-0) tallied all takedown just eight seconds into the overtime. Lucas also posted three of his points in the second period and held on to defeat major decisions over Bloomsburg’s Nathan Graham, 15-4, and Hofstra’s seventh-ranked senior Dave Tomasette (1-1), 3-2, as Bucknell’s Rob Waltko, 11-2. the Nittany Lions took a 13-0 lead. Griffin, ranked fourth in the nation at 141, posted a 7-5 decision The Pride got on the board at 133 as fourth-ranked sophomore over Oklahoma State’s second-ranked Nathan Morgan, to go with Lou Ruggirello (2-0) notched a 15-0 tech fall victory over Penn a 15-3 major win over Bloomsburg’s George Hickman. Hofstra State freshman Mike Eagen (0-2). Ruggirello jumped out to a 10- sole returning All-American is 4-1 on the season. 0 lead after one period before posting the victory at 4:04 of the match. In another top 10-match-up at 141 pounds, Hofstra’s Hofstra Head Wrestling Coach Tom Shifflet shook up the line-up second-ranked senior Charles Griffin (1-1) dropped a 6-1 a bit for the Duals, replacing sophomore transfer Jonny Bonilla- decision to seventh-ranked Nittany Lion junior Jake Strayer (2- Bowman (0-2) with junior Anthony Tortora at 157 pounds and 0). Strayer’s win gave Penn State a 16-5 lead at the intermission. freshman Jeff Siciliano (0-2) with classmate Justin Danz at 184. Tortora went 1-2 in the three matches with a 4-3 victory over Bubba Jenkins, the Nittany Lions’ seventh-ranked sophomore, Bucknell’s Ryan Ochalek, as did Danz with a 4-0 win over improved to 2-0 on the season with a 5-2 victory over Hofstra Bloomsburg’s Jesse Hasseman. Freshman Ryan Patrovich (2-3) sophomore Mitch Smith (0-2) at 149 pounds. Sophomore Dan also went 1-2 in the Duals with a win by fall over Bloomsburg’s Vallimont (2-0), ranked 12th at 157 pounds, decisioned Pride Rickey Schmelyan in 2:57. sophomore Jonny Bonilla-Bowman, 6-3, as Penn State opened up a 22-5 advantage. Pride freshman Ryan Patrovich (1-1) snapped Hofstra 30, Bloomsburg 12 the PSU three-match winning streak with a 3-1 over 16th-ranked 125- #8 Dave Tomasette (HU) maj. Mike Sees (BU) 13-3 sophomore Dave Rella (1-1) at 165 pounds to cut the deficit to 133- # 4 Lou Ruggirello (HU) WBF Jason Guffey, 1:26 22-8. Hofstra junior Alton Lucas (2-0) made it two-in-a-row with 141- #4 Charles Griffin (HU) maj. George Hickman (BU) 15-3 149- Dennis Bermudez (BU) dec. Mitch Smith (HU), 8-6 a 12-7 decision over sophomore David Erwin at 174 pounds to 157- Matt Moley (BU) dec. Anthony Tortora (HU), 7-3 inch closer at 22-11. In the final match of the day Penn State’s 165- Ryan Patrovich (HU) WBF Ricky Schmelyun (BU), 2:57 20th-ranked junior Phil Bomberger improved to 2-0 with a win 174- #16 Alton Lucas (HU) maj. Nathan Graham (BU), 15-4 by fall over Pride freshman Jeff Siciliano (0-2) in 1:52. 184- Justin Danz (HU) dec. Jesse Hasseman (BU), 4-0 197- #6 Joe Rovelli (HU) dec. P.J. DiStefano (BU), 5-0 #10 Penn State 28, #12 Hofstra 11 285- Mike Spaid (BU) WBF James Guerin (HU), 3:45 197: #2 Phil Davis PSU, maj. dec. #6 Joe Rovelli HOF, 12-1 HWT: Stefan Tighe PSU pinned James Guerin HOF, (5:19) Oklahoma State 20, Hofstra 16 125: #10 Mark McKnight PSU dec. #7 Mike Tomasette HOF, 3-2 125- #8 Dave Tomasette (HU) dec. Ben Ashmore (OSU) 8-6 133: #4 Lou Ruggirello HOF tech. fall Mike Eagen PSU, 15-0 (4:04) 133- # 4 Lou Ruggirello (HU) dec. #1 Coleman Scott (OSU), 3-2 141: #7 Jake Strayer PSU dec. #2 Charles Griffin HOF, 6-1 141- #4 Charles Griffin (HU) dec. Nathan Morgan (OSU), 7-5 149: #7 Bubba Jenkins PSU dec. Mitch Smith HOF, 5-2 149- Quenten Fuentes (OSU) maj. Mitch Smith (HU), 17-9 157: #12 Dan Vallimont PSU dec. Jonny Bonilla-Bowman, 6-3 157- Newly McSpaden (OSU) dec. Anthony Tortora (HU), 8-2 165: Ryan Patrovich HOF dec. #16 Dave Rella PSU, 3-1 165- Jake Dieffenbach (OSU) WBF Ryan Patrovich (HU), 1:46 174: Alton Lucas HOF dec. David Erwin PSU, 12-7 174- #16 Alton Lucas (HU) dec. #3 Brandon Mason (OSU), 5-3 184: #20 Phil Bomberger PSU pinned Jeff Siciliano HOF, (1:52) 184- Cody Hill (OSU) maj. Justin Danz (HU), 18-4 197- #6 Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. Jared Shelton (OSU), 15-4 NOVEMBER 24, 2007 AT JOURNEYMEN/BRUTE 285- Jared Rosholt (OSU) dec. James Guerin (HU), 6-0 NORTHEAST DUALS : Sophomore Lou Ruggirello led five Pride wrestlers with perfect 3-0 records, including a victory over Hofstra 24 Bucknell 15 the top-ranked grappler in the country, as #13 Hofstra captured 125- #8 Dave Tomasette (HU) maj. Jose Matos (BU), 11-3 two of three matches at the Journeymen/Brute Northeast Duals at 133- # 4 Lou Ruggirello (HU) WBF #14 David Marble (BU), 2:02 141- #4 Charles Griffin (HU) dec. Luke Chohany (BU), 7-4 Hudson Valley Community College Saturday. 149- Kevin LeValley (BU) dec. Mitch Smith (HU), 6-1 157- Anthony Tortora (HU) dec. Ryan Ochalek (BU) 4-3 The Pride defeated #25 Bloomsburg, 30-12, and Bucknell, 24-15, 165- #16 Andy Rendos (BU) WBF Ryan Patrovich (HU), 4:01 around a 20-16 loss to #3 Oklahoma State. Hofstra, which 174- #16 Alton Lucas (HU) maj. Rob Waltko (BU), 11-2 recorded its first dual match victories of the year, is now 2-3 on 184- David Thompson (BU) dec. Justin Danz (HU), 4-2 the young season. 197- #6 Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. Sean LoCurto (BU), 8-0 285- George Hingson (BU) dec. James Guerin (HU), 6-2 Ruggirello (5-0), who entered the 14-team Northeast Duals, ranked fourth in the country at 133 pounds, posted two victories NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 1 AT CLIFF KEEN-LAS by fall, pinning Bloomsburg’s Jason Guffey in 1:26, and VEGAS INVITATIONAL: Seniors Charles Griffin and Dave Bucknell’s 14 th -ranked David Marble in 2:02, and edged #1 Tomasette placed third and fourth, respectively, and sophomore Coleman Scott from Oklahoma State, 3-2. Lou Ruggirello was fifth to lead the Hofstra Pride to a 10th place finish at the 26th annual Cliff Keen-Las Vegas Invitational at the Las Vegas Convention Center Saturday night. The Pride finished with 61 points in the 50-team field. Michigan captured the team (10-1), who scored all of his points in the second period to take a title with 127.5 points followed by Missouri with 125 and Ohio 3-1 lead. Smith posted an escape in the third and had O’Connor’s State with 121. ankle in the waning seconds of the match but could not take him down to tie the match with O’Connor adding the riding time Griffin, the number three-ranked wrestler in the country and the point. top-seed in the Invitational, dropped a 6-2 decision to 13th-seed Kellen Russell from Michigan in the semifinals Saturday Hofstra boosted its lead to 16-3 at 157 pounds as sophomore afternoon. He then defeated conference foe Ryan Williams from Jonny Bonilla-Bowman evened his record at 4-4 on the season Old Dominion, 3-1 in sudden victory to advance to the third- with a 12-7 decision over Harvard senior Bobby Latessa (4-4). It place match against North Carolina State's Joe Caramanica. In was Bonilla-Bowman’s fourth victory in his last six matches. that match, Griffin posted a 6-4 victory to post his highest-ever Pride freshman Ryan Patrovich improved to 7-5 on the year with finish at the CKLV Invitational. Griffin was 6-1 in the a 6-0 blanking of Harvard senior Matt Button (5-4) at 165. Junior tournament to improve to 10-2 on the year. Alton Lucas, ranked 13th in the country at 174 pounds, remained undefeated on the season with an 8-3 victory over Harvard Tomasette posted a 3-1 record on Saturday to place fourth in the sophomore Frankie Colletta for a 22-3 advantage in the match. Invitational. After losing in the quarterfinals Friday night, The Crimson captured the next two matches as eighth-ranked Tomasette recorded a 9-2 victory over Tony Mustari from junior Louis Caputo (5-2) pinned Hofstra freshman Justin Danz Northern Colorado, defeated Brandon Kinney from Columbia, 6- (5-7) in 4:26 at 184 pounds to close the deficit to 22-9. Senior 5, and won by default over top-seed Paul Donahoe from Billy Colgan (2-1) rallied in the final minute to record a 10-7 Nebraska to reach the third place match. In that match, Tomasette victory over Hofstra junior Richard Vitale (1-3) to close to 22-12. faced sixth-seed Rollie Peterkin from Penn for the second time in The final match of the afternoon was the closest, if not the most the tournament after a 9-5 loss in the quarterfinals. The score was exciting as Hofstra junior James Guerin (1-5) defeated Harvard closer but the result was the same as Peterkin notched a 4-3 sophomore Andrew Knapp (3-4), 6-4 in the second sudden victory on the riding time point. Tomasette was 5-2 in the victory period. Guerin tied the match at 3-3 in the third period tournament to improve to 9-3 on the year. with an escape. Each wrestler had an escape in the first overtime period before Guerin tallied a takedown with nine seconds In action during the afternoon session, sophomore Lou remaining in the second sudden victory period. Ruggirello placed fifth at 133 pounds. The top-ranked wrestler in the country opened the day with a victory by default over #14 Hofstra 25, #25 Harvard 12 Raymond Dunning from Adams State. He then posted a 4-2 125- #9 Dave Tomasette (Hofstra) maj. Dan Kelly (Harvard), 13-1 victory over the third-seeded Zach Tanelli from Wisconsin before 133- #2 Lou Ruggirello (Hofstra) tech fall Thomas Picarsic (Harvard), being pinned, in overtime, at 7:53. Ruggirello then edged Jeff 17-2 141- #5 Charles Griffin (Hofstra) maj. Shay Warren (Harvard), 10-2 Hedges from UNC-Greensboro, 5-4, in the third place match. 149- #3 J.P. O’Connor (Harvard) dec. Mitch Smith (Hofstra), 4-2 Ruggirello is now 12-2 on the year. 157- Jonny Bonilla-Bowman (Hofstra) dec. Bobby Latessa (Harvard), 12- 7 Sophomore Jonny Bonilla-Bowman fell one round short of 165- Ryan Patrovich (Hofstra) dec. Matt Button (Harvard), 6-0 placing in the top eight with a 12-8 loss to seventh-seeded Zac 174- #13 Alton Lucas (Hofstra) dec. Frankie Colletta (Harvard), 8-3 Fryling from West Virginia. The transfer from Virginia Tech 184- #8 Louis Caputo (Harvard) FALL Justin Danz (Hofstra), 4:26 posted a 3-2 record at the Invitational to improve to 3-4 on the 197- Billy Colgan (Harvard) dec. Richard Vitale (Hofstra), 10-7 season. Freshman Ryan Patrovich also fell one round short of 285- James Guerin (Hofstra) dec. Andrew Knapp (Harvard), 6-4 in sv2 placing Saturday afternoon with a 6-5 loss to Kurt Swatz from THE SOUTHERN SCUFFLE - DAY 1 -December 29: With Boise State. Patrovich recorded a 4-2 mark at the Invitational to six wrestlers advancing to the championship quarterfinals and improve to 6-5 on the year. four more alive in the consolation fourth round, the Hofstra Pride

wrestling team is in 10 th place in the 28-team, 2007 UNCG DECEMBER 9 VS. #25 HARVARD: The Pride won seven of Southern Scuffle at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex. the 10 matches including a tech fall victory by Lou Ruggirello as The defending national champion Minnesota Golden Gophers 14th-ranked Hofstra downed 25th-ranked Harvard, 25-12, before lead the team standings with 53.5 points and have eight wrestlers 1,045 fans at the David S. Mack Sports Complex Sunday. The alive in the championship round heading into the quarterfinals. Pride improved to 3-3 on the season while Harvard is 0-1 in dual Edinboro is in second with 42.5 points while Boise State is third matches. with 39.5 points. Old Dominion is fourth with 38.5 points while

Cornell and Maryland are tied for fifth with 37.5 points. ODU Starting the match at 125 pounds, Hofstra’s ninth-ranked senior has seven wrestlers alive in the quarterfinals, Edinboro and Dave Tomasette jumped out to a 7-0 lead after the first period on Cornell have six, Boise State has five, and Maryland has four. the way to a 13-1 major decision over unranked Crimson The Pride has 33 points. freshman Dan Kelly. Tomasette improved to 10-3 on the season.

At 133, sophomore Lou Ruggirello, the Pride’s second-ranked The Pride’s three number seeds advanced to the championship wrestler, improved to 13-2 on the season with a 17-2 tech fall quarterfinals along with two other seeded wrestlers and one victory over Harvard junior Thomas Picarsic. Hofstra senior unseeded surprise. Top seeds sophomore Lou Ruggirello at 133, Charles Griffin, ranked fifth in the country at 141 pounds, and seniors Charles Griffin at 141 and Joe Rovelli at 197, are recorded the 100th victory of his Pride career with a 10-2 major joined by second-seeded senior Dave Tomasette and fifth-seeded decision over Crimson freshman Shay Warren. Griffin improved junior Alton Lucas at 174, and unseeded sophomore Mitch Smith to 11-2 this season to boost the Hofstra lead in the match to 13-0. at 149 in the quarterfinals. All six wrestlers posted 2-0 records

Saturday. Ruggirello (15-2) had a win by fall in 3:54 over Navy’s Harvard got on the board at 149 pounds as the Crimson’s third- Matt Pagan and a 9-3 decision over North Carolina State’s ranked sophomore J.P. O’Connor earned a hard-fought 4-2 Darrius Little to advance to the quarterfinals against Edinboro’s decision over Hofstra sophomore Mitch Smith (0-6). O’Connor eighth-seed Ricky Deubel. Griffin (13-2), after leading 6-0 in the match used the riding time point to post a 7-6 decision over At 141 pounds, top-seed Charles Griffin was defeated in the Liberty’s Scott Clymer, and a 15-2 major decision over VMI’s championship match by Minnesota’s second-seed Manny Rivera David Metzler to advance to the quarterfinals against Virginia 5-3. Griffin, the number three ranked wrestler in the country, Tech’s Chris Diaz Sunday. defeated Virginia Tech’s Chris Diaz, 8-1, in the quarterfinals, and Kent State’s fifth-seed Drew Lashaway, 11-6, in the semifinals Rovelli (6-1), returning for the first time since November 24, before the title match loss to Rivera. Griffin is now 15-3 on the tallied a win by fall in 4:40 over UNCG’s Peter Sturgeon, and a season. 9-4 decision over North Carolina State’s Mark Jahad to advance to face Bloomsburg’s Eric Shaw in the quarterfinals. Tomasette At 197 pounds senior Joe Rovelli, who was seeded first, placed (12-3) recorded an 8-0 major decision over Cal-Bakersfield’s third with a 3-1 day on Sunday. Rovelli, who was 5-1 in the Brandon Zoetewey, and a 4-2 decision over Virginia’s Ross Scuffle, defeated Bloomsburg’s Eric Shaw 18-8 in the Gitmore to advance to the quarterfinals against North Carolina’s quarterfinals before dropping a 6-4 decision to Virginia’s Brent seventh-seed Drew Forshey. Jones in the semifinals. In the consolation semifinals Rovelli edged Minnesota’s Yura Malamura, 8-6, and then posted a 12-4 Lucas (8-0) tallied a 7-1 decision over George Mason’s Zach major decision over UNCG’s third-seeded Daren Burns in the Ulm and won on an injury default by Maryland’s Brad Nielson to third place match. Rovelli is 9-2 on the season. advance to the quarterfinals against Minnesota’s fourth-seed Gabe Dretsch. The two wrestlers met in Hofstra’s dual match At 125, senior Dave Tomasette, who was seeded second, finished upset of the top-ranked Golden Gophers during the 206-07 in fifth place after a 3-2 day on Sunday and a 5-2 Scuffle. season with Lucas posting a 5-3 decision. The big surprise was Tomasette opened the day with a 9-5 loss to North Carolina’s sophomore Mitch Smith, who entered the Scuffle with a 0-6 seventh-seed Drew Forshey in the quarterfinals. But Tomasette record on the year and posted an 11-0 major decision over rebounded with a 15-1 major decision over George Mason’s Edinboro’s Joel Bockmore and a 7-2 tie-breaker decision over Brian Wright and an 8-2 decision over Virginia Tech’s Justin Appalachian State’s fourth-seed Scott Ervin. Smith will face Staylor before dropping a 4-2 decision to Old Dominion’s Brian Boise State’s fifth-seed Adam Hall in Sunday’s quarterfinals. Nicholson in the consolation semifinals. Tomasette took fifth place when Forshey forfeited. Tomasette is now 15-5 on the In addition to the six quarterfinalists, four more Pride grapplers season. advanced in the consolation bracket. Both sophomore Johnny Bonilla-Bowman at 157 and freshman Ryan Patrovich at 165 Sophomore Lou Ruggirello, also seeded first in the Scuffle, also posted 2-1 records while freshman Lawrence Beckman at 174 placed fifth in the tournament. The second-ranked wrestler in the and junior heavyweight James Guerin were 1-1 to all advance to country advanced to the semifinals with a 9-3 victory over the consolation fourth round. Edinboro’s Ricky Deubel. But Ruggirello dropped a 3-1 decision to Cornell’s fifth-seeded Mike Grey in the championship Six other Hofstra wrestlers were eliminated Saturday evening. semifinals and a 4-0 decision to Boise State’s Andrew Freshman Justin Accordino, who was 2-2 at 141 in the Scuffle, Hochstrasser in the consolation semifinals. But the sophomore along with juniors Rich Vitale 0-2 at 197 and Jon Rothman 0-2 at posted an 8-5 decision over Kent State’s fourth-seeded Dan 184, sophomore Rich Muzikar 0-2 at 157, and freshmen Jeff Mitcheff in the fifth-place match. Ruggirello is 17-4 on the year. Rotella 0-2 at 133 and Justin Danz 0-2 at 184 saw their tournaments end early. At 149, sophomore Mitch Smith placed sixth after posting a 4-3 tournament. Smith opened Sunday with a 7-1 loss to Boise THE SOUTHERN SCUFFLE - DAY 2 - December 30 : Junior State’s fifth-seeded Adam Hall in the championship quarterfinals. Alton Lucas captured the 174-pound title and six other Pride But Smith posted a 3-1 decision over North Carolina’s eighth- wrestlers earned medals to lead Hofstra to a third-place finish at seeded Vincent Ramirez and an 8-2 decision over Navy’s ninth- the 2007 UNCG Southern Scuffle at the Greensboro Coliseum seeded Bryce Saddoris. Smith lost a heart-breaking 12-11 Complex. decision to CAA-foe, Old Dominion’s sixth-seeded Kaylen Baxter in the consolation semifinals on a takedown in the waning The Pride, who entered the Scuffle with the third-highest ranking seconds of the match. Smith then dropped a 9-4 decision to at number 15 in the 28-team field, tallied one champion in Lucas, Appalachian State’s fourth-seeded Scott Ervin in the fifth-place a runner-up in senior Charles Griffin, a third-place finish by match. Smith previously defeated Ervin in the championship senior Joe Rovelli, two fifth-place finishes by senior Dave round on Saturday. After coming into the Scuffle with a 0-6 Tomasette and sophomore Lou Ruggirello, and two sixth-place mark, he leaves with a 4-9 record on the season. finishes by sophomore Mitch Smith and freshman Ryan Patrovich. At 165, freshman Ryan Patrovich also finished in sixth place battling through the consolation round on Sunday. He opened the Hofstra finished with 121 points and trailed Scuffle champions day with a 5-0 victory over Virginia Tech’s Anthony Trongone, a Minnesota (182) and Edinboro (130.5) in the standings. Cornell 14-2 major win over Duke’s Addision Nuding, a default victory (94) placed fourth and Maryland (93.5) was fifth. over Minnesota’s second-seeded Scott Glasser, and a medical forfeit win over Kent State’s third-seeded Kurt Gross before Lucas captured his first tournament title since winning the 2006 suffering a 4-1 loss to Edinboro’s fifth-seeded Jarrod King in the East Stroudsburg Open title. He defeated Maryland’s second- consolation semifinals. Patrovich then dropped a 5-3 decision to seeded Mike Letts, 6-3, in the title match with a big third period. Minnesota’s Tyler Safratowich in the fifth place match. Patrovich Earlier in the day, Lucas, the fifth-seed and ranked 14 th in the is now 13-8 on the year. nation, defeated Minnesota’s fourth-seeded Gabe Dretsch in the quarterfinals and Navy’s top-seeded Matt Stolpinski 7-4. Lucas Earlier in the day four other Pride wrestlers were eliminated from remains undefeated this season at 11-0. the Scuffle with their second loss. At 157 sophomore Jonny Bonilla-Bowman and junior Anthony Tortora both were knocked out on Sunday. Bonilla-Bowman was eliminated with an 8-7 loss Duals at the University of Northern Iowa’s UNI-Dome Saturday to Lock Haven’s Luke Lanno. Tortora, who went 2-1 on afternoon. Saturday, defeated Navy’s Joe Butcher, 12-4, and Old Dominion’s Dan Rivera, 6-2 before losing to Bloomburg’s fifth- With the dual match deadlocked at 18-18 after the completion of seeded Matt Moxley by tech fall, 16-1. Tortora is 7-5 on the matches, the tie-breaking criteria was implemented to allow one season. At 174, freshman Lawrence Beckman opened the day team to advance. The Pride received the nod to the quarterfinals with a 14-3 major decision over Bloomsburg’s Brian Shaw based on total falls in the match, 1-0. The Pride (5-4) will face #7 before being pinned in 54 seconds by Cornell’s Justin Kerber. At Michigan (11-1) in the quarterfinals at 3 p.m. (CT). It was heavyweight, James Guerin won by medical forfeit over VMI’s Hofstra’s first win against the Cyclones in 14 matches. Josh Wine before being knocked out by Cornell’s Maciej Jochym, 5-1. Ruggirello, the eighth-ranked wrestler who posted his 20th victory of the season against just four losses, pinned Fanthorpe JANUARY 6 VS. #5 CENTRAL MICHIGAN AND #13 (16-3) in 1:32 to give the Pride a 9-0 lead. Hofstra senior Dave EDINBORO: The 16th-ranked Hofstra Pride returned to their Tomasette (18-5) opened the match with a 9-4 decision over ISU dual meet schedule Sunday and split two matches at the David S. freshman Tyler Clark. The Pride’s fifth-ranked senior Charles Mack Sports Complex. Hofstra fell to fifth-ranked Central Griffin (18-3) made it three-in-a-row for Hofstra with a 3-1 Michigan (6-0), 22-14, before downing 13th-ranked Edinboro (4- decision over ISU’s 18th-ranked sophomore Nick Gallick (14-7) 2), 24-19. to boost the lead to 12-0.

Against the Chippewas of Central Michigan the Pride jumped out But the Cyclones roared back as ISU sophomore Mitch Mueller to an 11-0 lead after winning the first three matches, and then (13-6) edged Hofstra sophomore Mitch Smith, 3-1, on a held a comfortable 14-3 lead at the midpoint of the contest. But takedown 39 seconds into sudden victory at 149 pounds. Fifth- the Chippewas captured the final five matches including a major ranked sophomore Cyler Sanderson (18-1) closed the gap to 12-7 decision and a win by fall to post the victory. Hofstra’s three- with a 15-5 major decision over Hofstra sophomore Jonny ranked lightweights, #10 Dave Tomasette and #8 Lou Ruggirello Bonilla-Bowman (7-8) at 157 pounds. ISU’s sixth-ranked, posted major victories, and #5 Charles Griffin tallied an 8-3 redshirt freshman Jon Reader (15-2) tied the math at 12-12 with decision to give the Pride the early lead. But Central Michigan’s 15-0 tech fall over Hofstra sophomore Anthony Tortora (7-8). final four ranked wrestlers notched victories to record the victory. Tortora has been wrestling from redshirt freshman Ryan At 174, CMU’s third-ranked Brandon Sinnott took down #6 Patrovich, who suffered an ankle injury on January 3 at practice. Alton Lucas (11-1) with one second remaining in the sudden victory period to tally a 3-1 win that aided the Chippewas’ effort. But the Pride regained the lead at 174 pounds as junior Alton Lucas (13-1), ranked sixth in the country, posted a late takedown In the nightcap, the Pride built a 17-0 lead by winning the first to record a 3-2 decision over ISU senior Aron Scott (3-6). The four matches and held on for the 24-19 victory over Edinboro. Cyclones tied the match at 15-all as their number one ranked Ruggirello posted a win by fall over Ricky Deubel in 2:57 while sophomore Jake Varner (13-0) could only muster a 7-1 decision Griffin notched an 18-3 tech fall over Ryan Morgan for Hofstra. over Pride freshman Justin Danz (5-12). Hofstra took a 18-15 Lucas defeated #12 Phil Moricone, 5-3, at 174 pounds while lead as ninth-ranked senior Joe Rovelli (12-3) notched a 6-2 senior Joe Rovelli sealed the victory with an 11-1 major decision decision over ISU’s 17th-ranked senior David Bertolino (15-4). over Pat Bradshaw at 197 pounds. The Cyclones had a chance to win the match at heavyweight by #5 Central Michigan 22, #16 Hofstra 14 the Pride’s “new” wrestler, former football player and senior 125-#10 Dave Tomasette (HU) maj. #11 Luke Smith (CMU), 11-1 Tom Daddino was not going to let that happen. Going up against 133-#8 Lou Ruggirello (HU) maj. #19 Conor Beebe (CMU), 12-0 sophomore David Zabriskie, the fourth-ranked heavyweight in 141-#5 Charles Griffin (HU) dec. #15 Eric Kruger (CMU), 8-3 149-Brandon Carter (CMU) dec. Mitch Smith (HU), 8-1 the country, Daddino jumped out to an early 5-1 lead. But 157-Jonny Bonilla-Bowman (HU) dec. Tyler Grayson (CMU), 10-7 Zabriskie (14-3) rallied late in the match to post an 8-7 victory 165-Pete Puckett (CMU) dec. Anthony Tortora (HU), 6-4 over Daddino (0-3). 174-#3 Brandon Sinnott (CMU) dec. #6 Alton Lucas (HU), 3-1 sv 184-#3 Christian Sinnott (CMU) maj. Justin Danz (HU), 17-4 JANUARY 12 -VS. #7 MICHIGAN: Coming off a thrilling 19- 197-#6 Wynn Michalak (CMU) dec. #9 Joe Rovelli (HU), 7-0 18 victory over #4 Iowa State late Saturday morning, the Hofstra 285-#5 Bubba Gritter (CMU) WBF Tom Daddino (HU), 6:21 Pride was knocked out of the 2008 NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals later in the day with a 19-15 loss to #7 Michigan in the #16 Hofstra 24, #13 Edinboro 19 125- #10 Dave Tomasette (H) dec. Eric Morrill (E), 9-4 championship quarterfinals, and a 25-16 loss to #11 Ohio State in 133-#8 Lou Ruggirello (H) WBF Ricky Deubel, 2:57 the second round of the consolations. 141-#5 Charles Griffin (H) TF Ryan Morgan (E), 18-3 149- Mitch Smith (H) dec. Daryl Cocozzo (E), 6-4 sv (0:29) In the quarterfinal loss to the Wolverines, a loss that may prove 157- #3 Gregor Gillespie (E) TF Anthony Tortora (H), 16-0 to be more costly than in the win-loss column, the Pride, once 165- #16 Jarrod King (E) maj. Jonny Bonilla-Bowman (H), 13-1 again, jumped out to a comfortable lead only to see their 174- #6 Alton Lucas (H) dec. #12 Phil Moricone (E), 5-3 opponent rally later in the match. Senior Dave Tomasette won his 184- #18 Chris Honeycutt (E) WBF Justin Danz (H), 1:06 second 125-pound match of the day with a 12-5 decision over 197- #9 Joe Rovelli (H) maj. Pat Bradshaw (E), 11-1 285- #16 Joe Fendone (E) maj. Tom Daddino (H), 11-2 Michael Watts. Sophomore Lou Ruggirello followed with his second bonus point victory of the tournament with an 8-0 major JANUARY 12 - VS. #4 IOWA STATE: Hofstra sophomore Lou decision over Chris Diehl. Senior Charles Griffin avenged a loss Ruggirello’s pin of Iowa State’s fourth-ranked Nick Fanthorpe at to top-ranked Kellen Russell in the Las Vegas Invitational 133 pounds was the key to the victory as the 12th-ranked Pride semifinals with a 7-5 decision over the number one freshman. downed the fourth-ranked Cyclones, 19-18 in the first round of the National Wrestling Coaches Association/Cliff Keen National Trailing 10-0, Michigan jumped on the comeback trail with five straight victories beginning with 10-1 major decision by #7 Josh Churella over Pride sophomore Mitch Smith. In the match, Smith suffered a serious groin injury that caused Hofstra to forfeit the

149-pound match against Ohio State and could keep the West Virginia native sidelined. Jeff Marsh decisioned Hofstra’s Jonny Bonilla-Bowman, 8-5 at 157, and top-ranked Eric Tannenbaum majored Anthony Tortora, 12-4, at 165 to give Michigan a 10-9 lead. Michigan’s second-ranked Steve Luke edged #6 Alton Lucas, 3-2, and #4 Tyrel Todd recorded a 21-6 tech fall over freshman Justin Danz at 184.

Needing a fall and a tech fall to win the match for the Pride, Hofstra senior Joe Rovelli tallied a 2-0 victory over #15 Anthony Biondo at 197 before senior Tom Daddino notched his first victory of the season with a 6-4 decision over Chad Bleske as Michigan improved to 12-1 with the 19-15 decision.

JANUARY 12 - VS. #11 OHIO STATE : The consolation match in the National Duals against Ohio State was the Pride’s first dual match-up against their former mentor Tom Ryan. The Pride opened the match with three straight victories including two over top 15 opponents. Tomasette (20-5) won his 20th match of the year by downing unranked Nikko Triggas, 6-2 to open the match at 125. Ruggirello (22-4) won his sixth consecutive match with a 7-4 decision over #14 Reece Humphrey, avenging a loss at the Las Vegas Invitational. Ruggirello posted a late takedown and added two back points for the victory. Charles Griffin boosted the lead to 9-0 with a 9-8 decision on riding time over #10 Jeff Jaggers. Griffin notched his 20th win of the year against three losses.

But, once again, the Pride middle weights faltered as Hofstra forfeited 149 pounds to #10 , Jason Johnstone edged Jonny Bonilla-Bowman, 6-5, at 157, and Colt Sponseller majored Anthony Tortora, 13-3 at 165, to give the Buckeyes a

13-9 lead in the contest.

Hofstra junior Alton Lucas tied the match at 174 with a 15- major decision over Alex Picazo. But former Pride wrestler and current number five grappler in the country Mike Pucillo pinned Jon Rothman in 5:37 to give OSU a 19-13 lead that they would not relinquish. Hofstra senior Joe Rovelli brought the Pride back to within three with an 8-2 decision over John Weakley at 197 pounds before #2 ranked J.D. Bergman pinned Hofstra junior James Guerin in 2:32 to close out the action in the 25-16 decision. Hofstra fell to 5-6 on the season while Ohio State improved to 11-2.

2007-08 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING ROSTER

Wrestler Wt. Cl. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School/Last School Dave Tomasette 125 5-4 Sr.* Sewell, NJ/Washington Township Tyler Mashkow 125 5-5 Fr. Islip, NY/Islip Lou Ruggirello 133 5-8 So. Walden, NY/Valley Central Jeff Rotella 133 5-5 Fr. W. Windsor, NJ/W. Windsor-Plainsboro North Craig Kennedy 133/141 5-6 Jr.. Parsippany, NJ/Parsippany Charles Griffin 141 5-5 Sr. Reading, PA/Reading Justin Accordino 141 5-8 Fr. Wilkes-Barre, PA/Coughlin Mitch Smith 149 5-5 So.* Sandyville, WV/Ripley P.J. Gillespie 149 5-10 Fr. Long Beach, NY/Long Beach Anthony Tortora 157 6-0 Jr. Chappaqua, NY/Horace Greeley Jonny Bonilla-Bowman 157 5-7 So. Pomona, NY/Ramapo/Virginia Tech Francis O’Brien 157 5-9 Fr. Palm Beach Gardens, FL/The Benjamin School Rich Muzikar 157/165 5-7 So. North Caldwell, NJ/Montclair Kimberly Academy Ryan Patrovich 165 6-0 RFr. Bohemia, NY/Islip/Ohio State University Lawrence Beckman 174/184 5-11 Fr. Greenville, PA/Reynolds Jonathan Rothman 174 5-9 Jr. Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater-Raritan Alton Lucas 174 5-8 Jr. West Babylon, NY/West Babylon Justin Danz 184 5-9 Fr. Placerville, CA/Ponderosa Richard Vitale 197 5-11 Jr. Oradell, NJ/River Dell Regional/Bergen Community College Joe Rovelli 197 6-1 Sr. Wilkes-Barre, PA/E.L. Meyers James Guerin 285 6-0 Jr. Long Beach, NY/Holy Trinity/Nassau Community College Tom Daddino 285 6-0 Sr. Franklin Square, NY/Carey

Head Coach: Tom Shifflet (Edinboro, 1995), 2nd season Assistant Coaches: Rob Anspach, Joe Dubuque and Chris Weidman Strength and Conditioning Coaches: Ryan Martin & Joe Makovec *Used red-shirt season As of December 20, 2007 2007-08 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE (5-6, 0-0) As of January 19, 2008

NOVEMBER 10 Sat. #7 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 21-22 L 17 Sat. at #10 Penn State University 11-28 L

24 Sat. at Northeast Duals (at Hudson Valley CC, Troy, NY) #25 Bloomsburg University 30-12 W #3 Oklahoma State University 16-20 L Bucknell University 24-15 W

30 Fri. at Cliff Keen-Las Vegas Invitational DECEMBER 1 Sat. at Cliff Keen-Las Vegas Invitational 10th pl.

9 Sun. #25 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 25-12 W

29-30 Sat.-Sun. at The Southern Scuffle 3rd Pl. (at Greensboro, North Carolina)

JANUARY 6 Sun. #5 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 14-22 L #13 EDINBORO UNIVERSITY 24-19 W

12-13 Sat. at NWCA-Cliff Keen National Duals (Cedar Falls, IA) #4 Iowa State University 19-18 W #7 University of Michigan 15-19 L #11 Ohio State University 16-25 L

18-19 Fri.-Sat. at Colonial Athletic Association Duals* (Fairfax, VA) 18 Fri. Binghamton University 6 p.m. Rider University 8 p.m. 19 Sat. Boston University 11 a.m. George Mason University 1 p.m. #22 Old Dominion University 3 p.m.

27 Sun. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1 p.m.

FEBRUARY 2 Sat. at Cornell University 7 p.m. 8 Fri. at Lehigh University 7 p.m. 12 Tue. DREXEL UNIVERSITY* 7 p.m. 17 Sun. UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 1 p.m.

MARCH 7-8 Fri.-Sat. COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS All Day (at Mack Sports Complex, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY)

20-22 Thu.-Sat. at NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships All Day (at the Scottrade Center, St. Louis, MO)

*Colonial Athletic Association match Dates and times subject to change. Home matches in BOLD CAPS to be held at the Mack Sports Complex. 2007-08 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING STATISTICS 5-6, 0-0 January 18, 2008

Wt. Wrestler Overall Duals CAA Dual Falls Dec. Maj Tech Quick HUCareer Cl. W-L W-L Duals Pts. Dec. Falls Fall 125 Dave Tomasette 20-5 10-1 0-0 35-3 0-0 9-5 9-0 0-0 1:16 77-35

125 Tyler Mashkow 9-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 6-2 1-0 1-0 1:45 9-4 133 Tyler Mashkow 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-0 xxxx 1-1 Total 10-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 2-3 1-0 2-0 1:45 10-5

133 Lou Ruggirello 22-4 11-0 0-0 54-0 7-1 9-3 3-0 2-0 0:41 53-13 133 Craig Kennedy 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 3-5 4-0 1-0 0:47 11-6 133 Jeff Rotella 0-6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-3 0-1 0-1 xxxx 0-6

141 Charles Griffin 20-3 10-1 0-0 35-3 0-0 13-3 6-0 1-0 1:02 109-23 141 Justin Accordino 13-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-3 3-5 5-0 1-0 0:47 13-8 141 Mark Fontana 2-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-2 0-0 xxxx 2-4

149 Mitch Smith 5-12 1-9 0-0 3-29 0-0 4-10 1-2 0-0 1:38 24-19 149 P.J. Gillespie 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 xxxx 0-2

157 Jonny Bonilla- 7-9 2-5 0-0 6-17 0-0 5-5 2-4 0-0 XXXX 7-9 Bowman 165 Jonny Bonilla- 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 XXXX 0-1 Bowman Total 7-7 2-3 0-0 6-10 0-0 5-3 2-4 0-0 XXXX 7-7

157 Anthony Tortora 7-6 1-3 0-0 3-11 0-0 5-4 2-0 0-2 XXXX 13-8 165 Anthony Tortora 0-4 0-4 0-0 0-16 0-0 0-1 0-2 0-1 XXXX 0-4 Total 7-10 1-7 0-0 3-27 0-0 5-5 2-2 0-3 XXXX 13-12

157 Rich Muzikar 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 1-2 1-0 0-0 1:12 4-6 165 Rich Muzikar 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-2 0-0 XXXX 1-4 Total 4-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 2-3 1-2 0-0 1:12 5-10

165 Ryan Patrovich 13-7 3-3 0-0 12-16 2-3 7-4 1-1 0-0 2:57 13-7

174 Alton Lucas 14-2 9-2 0-0 31-6 0-0 9-2 4-0 0-0 1:26 47-18 174 Lawrence Beckman 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 2-1 1-1 0-0 XXXX 3-3

184 Justin Danz 5-13 1-7 0-0 3-31 0-3 5-5 0-3 0-2 XXXX 5-13 184 Jeff Siciliano 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-12 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 XXXX 0-2 184 Jon Rothman 3-9 0-1 0-0 0-6 0-1 3-3 0-2 0-3 XXXX 3-9

197 Joe Rovelli 14-3 8-2 0-0 27-7 1-0 8-2 5-1 0-0 0:54 97-32 197 Richard Vitale 1-5 0-1 0-0 0-3 0-2 1-1 0-1 0-1 XXXX 1-5

285 James Guerin 3-8 1-6 0-0 3-28 0-4 3-3 0-0 0-1 XXXX 3-8 285 Tom Daddino 1-3 1-3 0-0 3-13 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-0 XXXX 1-3 Wt. Wrestler Overall Duals CAA Pts Falls Dec. Maj Tech Quick Career

2007-08 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

125 DAVE TOMASETTE

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 125 16-2 Tony Pescaglia Missouri Dual/Hofstra 1-0 11/17 125 2-3 #10 Mark McKnight Penn State Dual/Penn State 1-1 11/24 125 13-3 #12 Mike Sees Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 2-1 11/24 125 8-6 Ben Ashmore Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 3-1 11/24 125 11-3 Jose Matos Bucknell Northeast Duals 4-1 11/30 125 11-0 Marcos Orozco Arizona State CKLV 5-1 11/30 125 11-1 Joey Boone Navy CKLV 6-1 11/30 125 5-9 #16 Rollie Peterkin Penn CKLV 6-2 12/1 125 9-2 Tony Mustari No. Colorado CKLV 7-2 12/1 125 6-5 #14 Brandon Kinney Columbia CKLV 8-2 12/1 125 Def. #1 Paul Donahoe Nebraska CKLV 9-2 12/1 125 3-4 #16 Rollie Peterkin Penn CKLV 9-3 12/9 125 13-1 Dan Kelly Harvard Dual/Hofstra 10-3 12/29 125 8-0 Brandon Zoeteway Cal St. Bakersfield Southern Scuffle 11-3 12/29 125 4-2 Ross Gitomer Virginia Southern Scuffle 12-3 12/30 125 5-9 Drew Forshey North Carolina Southern Scuffle 12-4 12/30 125 15-1 Brian Wright George Mason Southern Scuffle 13-4 12/30 125 8-2 Justin Staylor Virginia Tech Southern Scuffle 14-4 12/30 125 2-4 James Nicholson Old Dominion Southern Scuffle 14-5 12/30 125 MFor Drew Forshey North Carolina Southern Scuffle 15-5 1/6 125 11-1 #11 Luke Smith Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 16-5 1/6 125 9-4 Eric Morrill Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 17-5 1/12 125 9-4 Tyler Clark Iowa State National Duals 18-5 1/12 125 12-5 Michael Watts Michigan National Duals 19-5 1/12 125 6-2 Nikko Triggas Ohio State National Duals 20-5

125 TYLER MASHKOW

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 125 F-1:45 Kevin Carillo UNA-Bucknell Binghamton Open 1-0 11/10 125 6-4 Tim Clarke UNA-American Binghamton Open 2-0 11/10 125 2-7 Ross Gitomer Virginia Binghamton Open 2-1 11/10 125 Med F. Martin Borowski Penn Binghamton Open 2-1 11/17 133 TF-15-0 Sal Orellana Middlesex CC ESU Open 3-1 11/17 133 3-5 Dave Morgan UNA-X ESU Open 3-1* 11/17 133 1-2 Chris Notte Nassau CC ESU Open 3-2 11/24 125 7-2 Desmond Moore UNA-Penn State Mat Town USA 4-2 11/24 125 5-2 George Ester Lock Haven Mat Town USA 5-2 11/24 125 F-7:50sv Brandon Kinney Columbia Mat Town USA 5-3 11/24 125 7-5sv Billy Chamberlain UNA-ODU Mat Town USA 6-3 11/24 125 10-3 George Ester Lock Haven Mat Town USA (3rd) 7-3 12/2 125 TF-16-0 Desmond Moore UNA-Penn State Nittany Lion Open 8-3 12/2 125 F-5:07 Allen Stein Navy Nittany Lion Open 8-4 12/2 125 7-6 Ryan Bosso Pittsburgh Nittany Lion Open 9-4 12/2 125 13-5 Tony Comunale Princeton Nittany Lion Open 10-4 12/2 125 1-6 Ross Gitomer Virginia Nittany Lion Open 10-5

133 LOU RUGGIRELLO

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 133 F-5:30 #2 Tyler McCormick Missouri Dual/Hofstra 1-0 11/17 133 TF-15-0 Mike Eagen Penn State Dual/Penn State 2-0 11/24 133 F-1:26 Jason Guffey Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 3-0 11/24 133 3-2 #1 Coleman Scott Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 4-0 11/24 133 F-2:02 #14 David Marble Bucknell Northeast Duals 5-0 11/30 133 11-1 Jeremy Shaw North Carolina CKLV 6-0 11/30 133 F-1:38 Kellen Cosetlow Col. Sch. of Mines CKLV 7-0 11/30 133 3-6 Filip Novachkov Cal Poly CKLV 7-1 11/30 133 5-0 Cory VomBaur Wyoming CKLV 8-1 12/1 133 5-0 Cory Fish Boise State CKLV 9-1 12/1 133 Def Raymond Dunning Adams State CKLV 10-1 12/1 133 4-2 #13 Zach Tanelli Wisconsin CKLV 11-1 12/1 133 F-7:53 Reece Humphrey Ohio State CKLV 11-2 12/1 133 5-4 Jeff Hedges UNC Greensboro CKLV 12-2 12/9 133 TF-17-2 Thomas Picarsic Harvard Dual/Hofstra 13-2 12/29 133 F-3:54 Matt Pagan Navy Southern Scuffle 14-2 12/29 133 9-3 Darrius Little NC State Southern Scuffle 15-2 12/30 133 9-3 Ricky Deubel Edinboro Southern Scuffle 16-2 12/30 133 1-3 #14 Mike Grey Cornell Southern Scuffle 16-3 12/30 133 0-4 Andrew Hochstrasser Boise State Southern Scuffle 16-4 12/30 133 8-5 #13 Dan Mitcheff Kent State Southern Scuffle 17-4 1/6 133 12-0 #19 Conor Beebe Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 18-4 1/6 133 F-2:57 Ricky Deubel Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 19-4 1/12 133 F-1:32 #4 Nick Fanthorpe Iowa State Natioanl Duals 20-4 1/12 133 8-0 Chris Diehl Michigan National Duals 21-4 1/12 133 7-4 #14 Reece Humphrey Ohio State National Duals 22-4

133 CRAIG KENNEDY

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/17 133 3-10 Frankie Acosta Olympic Club ESU Open 0-0* 11/17 133 F-0:30 Tyler Milonas Rutgers ESU Open 0-1

133 JEFF ROTELLA

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/17 133 5-8 Brian Hoyt Bergen CC ESU Open 0-1 11/17 133 5-6 Nick Serritella Centenary ESU Open 0-2 11/24 133 TF-16-0 Andrew Grabfelder UNA-Mavericks Mat Town USA 0-2* 11/24 133 0-4 Joe Wilson Buffalo Mat Town USA 0-3 12/2 133 TF-17-0 Mike Grey Cornell Nittany Lion Open 0-4 12/29 133 F-1:30 William Ashnault Lock Haven Southern Scuffle 0-5 12/29 133 3-11 John Cardenas Cal St. Bakersfield Southern Scuffle 0-6

141 CHARLES GRIFFIN

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 141 13-0 Marcus Hoehn Missouri Dual/Hofstra 1-0 11/17 141 1-6 #7 Jake Strayer Penn State Dual/Penn State 1-1 11/24 141 15-3 George Hickman Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 2-1 11/24 141 7-5 #2 Nathan Morgan Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 3-1 11/24 141 7-4 Luke Chohany Bucknell Northeast Duals 4-1 11/30 141 12-3 Mark Savino Brown CKLV 5-1 11/30 141 18-5 Cole Dallaserra Wyoming CKLV 6-1 11/30 141 9-6 Torsten Gillespie Edinboro CKLV 7-1 11/30 141 6-2 Sal Tirico Columbia CKLV 8-1 12/1 141 2-6 Kellen Russell Michigan CKLV 8-2 12/1 141 3-1 sv #17 Ryan Williams Old Dominion CKLV 9-2 12/1 141 6-4 #14 Joe Caramanica NC State CKLV (3rd pl.) 10-2 12/9 141 10-2 Shay Warren Harvard Dual/Hofstra 11-2 12/29 141 7-6 Scott Clymer Liberty Southern Scuffle 12-2 12/29 141 15-2 David Metzler VMI Southern Scuffle 13-2 12/30 141 8-2 Chris Diaz Virginia Tech Southern Scuffle 14-2 12/30 141 11-6 #12 Drew Lashaway Kent State Southern Scuffle 15-2 12/30 141 3-5 #6 Manny Rivera Minnesota Southern Scuffle 15-3 1/6 141 8-3 #15 Eric Kruger Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 16-3 1/6 141 TF-18-3 Ryan Morgan Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 17-3 1/12 141 3-1 #18 Nick Gallick Iowa State National Duals 18-3 1/12 141 7-5 #1 Kellen Russell Michigan National Duals 19-3 1/12 141 9-8 #10 Jeff Jaggers Ohio State National Duals 20-3

141 JUSTIN ACCORDINO

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 141 11-3 Morgan Remillard Drexel Binghamton Open 1-0 11/10 141 1-3 Nick Nelson UNA-Virginia Binghamton Open 1-1 11/10 141 9-1 Erc Harris UNA-Bucknell Binghamton Open 2-1 11/10 141 5-2 Sam Gauvine AIC Binghamton Open 3-1 11/10 141 F-0:55 Jack Conroy UNA-Bucknell Binghamton Open 4-1 11/10 141 F-0:47 Luke Chonay UNA-Bucknell Binghamton Open 5-1 11/10 141 N/A George Hickman UNA-Bloomsburg Binghamton Open 5-2 11/10 141 F-3:30 Nick Nelson UNA-Virginia Binghamton Open 5-3 11/17 141 TF-15-0 Rob Kwiatkowski Delaware Valley ESU Open 6-3 11/17 141 6-1 Zach Anderson Virginia ESU Open 7-3 11/17 141 0-5 Corey Jantzen Harvard ESU Open 7-4 12/2 141 11-1 Jamie Soupik Kutztown Nittany Lion Open 8-4 12/2 141 F-0:51 Chris May CWPSU Nittany Lion Open 9-4 12/2 141 14-0 Andre Harrison Nassau CC Nittany Lion Open 10-4 12/2 141 4-7 Chris Bencievenga UNA-UNCG Nittany Lion Open 10-5 12/2 141 9-4 David Metzler VMI Nittany Lion Open 11-5 12/2 141 0-4 Tyler Nauman UNA-Pittsburgh Nittany Lion Open 11-6 12/29 141 F-4:23 Cam Jones Boise State Southern Scuffle 11-7 12/29 141 10-0 Carl Sandercock Davidson Southern Scuffle 12-7 12/29 141 F-1:00 Alex Couynor Boston U. Southern Scuffle 13-7 12/30 141 F-0:59 Glenn Shober Navy Southern Scuffle 13-8

141 MARK FONTANA

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/17 141 2-3 Colin MacDermott Virginia Tech ESU Open 0-1 11/17 141 6-5tb Ryan Cornell Wagner ESU Open 1-1 11/17 141 4-2 Jimmy Ballantyne Gardner-Webb ESU Open 2-1 11/24 141 2-14 Adam Lynch UNA-Penn State Mat Town USA 2-2 11/24 141 8-12 Mike Eagen UNA-Penn State Mat Town USA 2-3 12/2 141 1-10 Casey Smith Army Nittany Lion Open 2-4

149 MITCH SMITH

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 149 2-5 #9 Josh Wagner Missouri Dual/Hofstra 0-1 11/17 149 2-5 #7 Bubba Jenkins Penn State Dual/Penn State 0-2 11/24 149 6-8 Dennis Bermudez Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 0-3 11/24 149 9-17 Quenten Fuentes Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 0-4 11/24 149 1-6 Kevin LeValley Bucknell Northeast Duals 0-5 12/9 149 2-4 #3 J.P. O’Connor Harvard Dual/Harvard 0-6 12/29 149 11-0 Joel Brockmore Edinboro Southern Scuffle 1-6 12/29 149 7-2sv #14 Scott Ervin Appalachian State Southern Scuffle 2-6 12/30 149 1-7 #18 Adam Hall Boise State Southern Scuffle 2-7 12/30 149 3-1 Vincent Ramirez North Carolina Southern Scuffle 3-7 12/30 149 8-2 Bryce Saddoris Navy Southern Scuffle 4-7 12/30 149 11-12 Kaylen Baxter Old Dominion Southern Scuffle 4-8 12/30 149 4-9 #14 Scott Ervin Appalachian State Southern Scuffle 4-9 1/6 149 1-8 Brandon Carter Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 4-10 1/6 149 6-4sv Daryl Cocozzo Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 5-10 1/12 149 1-3sv Mitch Mueller Iowa State National Duals 5-11 1/12 149 1-10 #7 Josh Churella Michigan National Duals 5-12

149 P.J.GILLESPIE

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 149 2-3 John Bastin UNA-Cornell Binghamton Open 0-1 11/10 149 Inj.Def. Kyle Bub Drexel Binghamton Open 0-2

157 JONNY BONILLA-BOWMAN

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 157 6-15 #13 Michael Chandler Missouri Dual/Hofstra 0-1 11/17 157 3-6 #12 Dan Vallimont Penn State Dual/Penn State 0-2 11/30 157 24-8 Nate Kearsley Utah Valley CKLV 1-2 11/30 157 6-17 #1 Gregor Gillespie Edinboro CKLV 1-3 11/30 157 7-3 John Cummings Buffalo CKLV 2-3 11/30 157 3-2 Ben Fiacco North Carolina CKLV 3-3 12/1 157 8-12 #15 Zach Fryling West Virginia CKLV 3-4 12/9 157 12-7 Bobby Latessa Harvard Dual/Hofstra 4-4 12/29 157 4-12 Nate Patterson Binghamton Southern Scuffle 4-5 12/29 157 21-9 Austin Reece Gardner-Webb Southern Scuffle 5-5 12/29 157 7-3 Bryan Letters Maryland Southern Scuffle 6-5 12/30 157 7-8 Luke Lanno Lock Haven Southern Scuffle 6-6 1/6 157 10-7 Tyler Grayson Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 7-6 1/6 165 1-13 #16 Jarrod King Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 7-7 1/12 157 5-15 #5 Cyler Sanderson Iowa State National Duals 7-8 1/12 157 5-8 Jeff Marsh Michigan National Duals 7-9 1/12 157 5-6 Jason Johnstone Ohio State National Duals 7-10

157 ANTHONY TORTORA

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/17 157 7-2 Darren Hackenburg Delaware Valley ESU Open 1-0 11/17 157 8-5 Tom Pagano East Stroudsburg ESU Open 2-0 11/17 157 2-3 Bobby Latessa Harvard ESU Open 2-1 11/24 157 3-7 Matt Moley Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 2-2 11/24 157 2-8 Newly McSpadden Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 2-3 11/24 157 4-3 Ryan Ochalek Bucknell Northeast Duals 3-3 12/29 157 5-8 Drake Hovis Cornell Southern Scuffle 3-4 12/29 157 5-4 Marty Everin Princeton Southern Scuffle 4-4 12/29 157 11-3 Alex Cook Appalachian State Southern Scuffle 5-4 12/30 157 12-4 Joe Butcher Navy Southern Scuffle 6-4 12/30 157 6-2 Dan Rivera Old Dominion Southern Scuffle 7-4 12/30 157 TF-1-16 #15 Matt Moley Bloomsburg Southern Scuffle 7-5 1/6 165 4-6 Pete Puckett Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 7-6 1/6 157 TF-0-16 #3 Gregor Gillespie Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 7-7 1/12 165 0-15 36 Jon Reader Iowa State National Duals 7-8 1/12 165 4-12 #1 Eric Tannenbaum Michigan National Duals 7-9 1/12 165 3-13 Colt Sponseller Ohio State National Duals 7-10

157/165 RICH MUZIKAR

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 165 1-9 Mike Sewell Virginia Binghamton Open 0-1 11/10 165 F-0:38 David Zeek Kutztown Binghamton Open 0-2 11/17 165 5-4 Travis Erdman Princeton ESU Open 1-2 11/17 165 5-12 Chris Hrunka UNA-Edinboro ESU Open 1-3 11/17 165 3-11 Josh McGregor Delaware Valley ESU Open 1-4 12/2 157 8-0 Dan Pauley Duquesne Nittany Lion Open 2-4 12/2 157 F-1:49 Alex Conover Bloomsburg Nittany Lion Open 2-5 12/2 157 4-1 Larry Peotter Wagner Nittany Lion Open 3-5 12/2 157 F-1:12 Keith Koziel The Citadel Nittany Lion Open 4-5 12/2 157 3-4 Sean Quinn Wagner Nittany Lion Open 4-6 12/29 157 4-6 Julian Colon Liberty Southern Scuffle 4-7 12/29 157 F-4:58 Brian Letters Maryland Southern Scuffle 4-8

165 RYAN PATROVICH

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 165 2-10 #18 Nicholas Marable Missouri Dual/Hofstra 0-1 11/17 165 3-1 #16 Dave Rella Penn State Dual/Penn State 1-1 11/24 165 F-2:57 Ricky Schmelyun Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 2-1 11/24 165 F-1:46 Jake Diffenbach Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 2-2 11/24 165 F-4:01 #16 Andy Rendos Bucknell Northeast Duals 2-3 11/30 165 5-6 Justin Fraga Purdue CKLV 2-4 11/30 165 F-0:39 Nick Zumwalt Dickinson State CKLV 3-4 11/30 165 6-3 Jake Donar Wisconsin CKLV 4-4 11/30 165 Def Jon Brascetta Oregon State CKLV 5-4 12/1 165 5-0 Bryan Tice Cal St. Fullerton CKLV 6-4 12/1 165 5-6 Kurt Swatz Boise State CKLV 6-5 12/9 165 6-0 Matt Button Harvard Dual/Hofstra 7-5 12/29 165 8-2 Bryon Sigmon UNCG Southern Scuffle 8-5 12/29 165 5-1 Paul Paddock Edinboro Southern Scuffle 9-5 12/30 165 F-7:20 Tyler Safratowich Minnesota Southern Scuffle 9-6 12/30 165 5-0 Anthony Trongone Virginia Tech Southern Scuffle 10-6 12/30 165 14-2 Addison Nuding Duke Southern Scuffle 11-6 12/30 165 Def #15 Scott Glasser Minnesota Southern Scuffle 12-6 12/30 165 MFor Kurt Gross Kent State Southern Scuffle 13-6 12/30 165 1-4 #18 Jarrod King Edinboro Southern Scuffle 13-7 12/30 165 3-5 Tyler Safratowich Minnesota Southern Scuffle 13-8

174 ALTON LUCAS

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 174 10-1 James Williamson Missouri Dual/Hofstra 1-0 11/17 174 12-7 David Erwin Penn State Dual/Penn State 2-0 11/24 174 15-4 Nathan Graham Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 3-0 11/24 174 5-3 sv #3 Brandon Mason Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 4-0 11/24 174 11-2 Rob Waltko Bucknell Northeast Duals 5-0 12/9 174 8-3 Frankie Colletta Harvard Dual/Hofstra 6-0 12/29 174 7-1 Zach Ulm George Mason Southern Scuffle 7-0 12/29 174 Def Brad Nielson Maryland Southern Scuffle 8-0 12/30 174 6-4tb #7 Gabe Dretsch Minnesota Southern Scuffle 9-0 12/30 174 7-4 #6 Matt Stolpinski Navy Southern Scuffle 10-0 12/30 174 6-3 #8 Mike Letts Maryland Southern Scuffle(1st pl) 11-0 1/6 174 1-3sv #3 Brandon Sinnott Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 11-1 1/6 174 5-3 #12 PhilMoricone Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 12-1 1/12 174 3-2 Aron Scott Iowa State National Duals 13-1 1/12 174 2-3 #2 Steve Luke Michigan National Duals 13-2 1/12 174 15-4 Alex Picazo Ohio State National Duals 14-2

174 LAWRENCE BECKMAN

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/17 174 2-4sv Shane Mallory East Stroudsburg ESU Open 0-1 11/17 174 5-0 Mark Adams Army ESU Open 1-1 12/29 174 8-3 Jason Points Cal St. Bakersfield Southern Scuffle 2-1 12/29 174 0-10 #12 Phillip Morcone Edinboro Southern Scuffle 2-2 12/30 174 14-3 Brian Shaw Bloomsburg Southern Scuffle 3-2 12/30 174 F-0:54 Justin Kerber Cornell Southern Scuffle 3-3

184 JUSTIN DANZ

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 184 5-3 Matt Berretta UNA-Binghamton Binghamton Open 1-0 11/10 184 1-4 Michael Moore UNA-Cornell Binghamton Open 1-1 11/10 184 Med.F. Jamie Facenda Ithaca Binghamton Open 1-1 11/17 184 6-3 David Green Gardner-Webb ESU Open 2-1 11/17 184 12-7 Joe DeGaravilla Virginia ESU Open 3-1 11/17 184 1-3 Mike Ward Penn State ESU Open 3-2 11/24 184 4-0 Jesse Hasseman Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 4-2 11/24 184 4-18 Cody Hill Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 4-3 11/24 184 2-4 David Thompson Bucknell Northeast Duals 4-4 11/30 184 F-1:26 #10 Trevor Brandvold Wisconsin CKLV 4-5 11/30 184 8-4 Charlie Gibbs Missouri Valley CKLV 5-5 11/30 184 0-12 Jared Deaquero Adams State CKLV 5-6 12/9 184 F-4:26 #8 Louis Caputo Harvard Dual/Hofstra 5-7 12/29 184 TF-1-17 Matt Ryan Virginia Tech Southern Scuffle 5-8 12/29 184 6-9 Chris Daggett Liberty Southern Scuffle 5-9 1/6 184 4-17 #3 Christian Sinnott Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 5-10 1/6 184 F-1:06 #18 Chris Honeycutt Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 5-11 1/12 184 1-7 #1 Jake Varner Iowa State National Duals 5-12 1/12 184 6-21 #4 Tyrel Todd Michigan National Duals 5-13

184 JEFF SICILIANO

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 184 F-4:20 #6 Raymond Jordan Missouri Dual/Hofstra 0-1 11/17 184 F-1:52 #20 Phil Bomberger Penn State Dual/Hofstra` 0-2

184 JON ROTHMAN

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 184 3-2 Charlie Wonsettler UNA-Bucknell Binghamton Open 1-0 11/10 184 1-14 Andy Silber UNA-American Binghamton Open 1-1 11/10 184 8-0 Matt Cury UNA-None Binghamton Open 1-1* 11/10 184 4-8 Matt Berretta UNA-Binghamton Binghamton Open 1-2 11/24 184 10-8 Steve Funk Millersville Mat Town USA 2-2 11/24 184 2-12 Mickey Moran Buffalo Mat Town USA 2-3 11/24 184 2-4 Dave Sweeney UNA-Gardner-Webb Mat Town USA 2-4 12/2 184 5-2 Chris Orzechowski Rutgers Nittany Lion Open 3-4 12/2 184 TF-17-2 Phil Bomberger Penn State Nittany Lion Open 3-5 12/2 184 TF-19-2 Chris Daggert Liberty Nittany Lion Open 3-6 12/29 184 4-10 Roberty McCarthy North Carolina Southern Scuffle 3-7 12/29 184 TF-0-17 Daniel Thompson Edinboro Southern Scuffle 3-8 1/12 184 F-5:37 #5 Mike Pucillo Ohio State National Duals 3-9

197 JOE ROVELLI

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 197 4-2 #4 Max Askren Missouri Dual/Hofstra 1-0 11/17 197 1-12 #2 Phil Davis Penn State Dual/Penn State 1-1 11/24 197 5-0 P.J. DiStefano Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 2-1 11/24 197 15-4 Jared Shelton Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 3-1 11/24 197 8-0 Sean LoCurto Bucknell Northeast Duals 4-1 12/29 197 4-0 Ben Hepburn Lock Haven Southern Scuffle 5-1 12/29 197 F-4:40 Peter Sturgeon UNCG Southern Scuffle 6-1 12/30 197 9-4 Mark Jahad NC State Southern Scuffle 7-1 12/30 197 18-8 Eric Shaw Bloomsburg Southern Scuffle 8-1 12/30 197 4-6 Brent Jones Virginia Southern Scuffle 8-2 12/30 197 8-6 Yura Malamura Minnesota Southern Scuffle 9-2 12/30 197 12-4 #12 Daren Burns UNCG Southern Scuffle(3rd pl.) 10-2 1/6 197 0-7 #6 Wynn Michalak Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 10-3 1/6 197 11-1 Pat Bradshaw Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 11-3 1/12 197 6-2 #17 David Bertolino Iowa State National Duals 12-3 1/12 197 2-0 #15 Anthony Biondo Michigan National Duals 13-3 1/12 197 8-2 John Weakley Ohio State National Duals 14-3

197 RICHARD VITALE

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______12/2 197 F-1:06 Joe Williams Michigan State Nittany Lion Open 0-1 12/2 197 8-5 Zach Morse Princeton Nittany Lion Open 1-1 12/2 197 3-13 Nick Parisi Army Nittany Lion Open 1-2 12/9 197 7-10 Billy Colgan Harvard Dual/Hofstra 1-3 12/29 197 TF-2-17 Ryan Allen Boise State Southern Scuffle 1-4 12/29 197 F-0:51 John Griswold Appalachian State Southern Scuffle 1-5

285 JAMES GUERIN

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______11/10 285 TF-5-22 #14 Mark Ellis Missouri Dual/Hofstra 0-1 11/17 285 F-5:19 Stefan Tighe Penn State Dual/Penn State 0-2 11/24 285 F-3:45 Mike Spaid Bloomsburg Northeast Duals 0-3 11/24 285 0-6 Jared Rosholt Oklahoma State Northeast Duals 0-4 11/24 285 2-6 George Hingson Bucknell Northeast Duals 0-5 12/9 285 6-4sv2 Andrew Knapp Harvard Dual/Hofstra 1-5 12/29 285 4-2 Derick Callaway Appalachian State Southern Scuffle 2-5 12/29 285 F-4:23 #16 Mike Spaid Bloomsburg Southern Scuffle 2-6 12/29 285 MFor David Marone Virginia Tech Southern Scuffle 3-6 12/30 285 1-5 Maciej Jochym Cornell Southern Scuffle 3-7 1/12 285 F-2:32 #2 J.D. Bergman Ohio State National Duals 3-8

285 TOM DADDINO

Date Actual Weight Won Lost Opponent's Opponent's Competition/Place W-L Weight Class Name Institution______1/6 285 F-6:21 #5 Bubba Gritter Central Michigan Dual/Hofstra 0-1 1/6 285 2-11 #16 Joe Fendone Edinboro Dual/Hofstra 0-2 1/12 285 7-8 #4 David Zabriskie Iowa State National Duals 0-3 1/12 285 6-4 Chad Bleske Michigan National Duals 1-3

USA Today/InterMat/NWCA Division I Coaches Poll January 15, 2008

No. Team (First) W-L Pts. LW 1 Iowa (7) 11-1 475 2 2 Oklahoma State (5) 10-1 468 3 3 Nebraska 9-2 459 10 4 Michigan 13-2 437 7 5 Minnesota 8-3 432 6 6 Ohio State 13-2 415 11 7 Penn State 8-2 409 1 8 Iowa State 9-3 393 4 9 Central Michigan 8-2 389 5 10 Northwestern 5-4 372 9 11 Missouri 6-2 357 8 12 Hofstra 5-6 355 12 13 Wisconsin 8-1-1 334 13 14 Edinboro 4-2 323 14 15 Illinois 5-1 306 17 16 Cornell 1-4 284 19 17 Indiana 8-2 283 15 (tie) Oklahoma 10-1 283 18 19 UT-Chattanooga 5-4 280 16 20 Pittsburgh 7-2 261 20 21 Maryland 9-3 236 21 22 Old Dominion 8-2 210 23 23 Navy 2-3 185 22 24 Cal State-Fullerton 7-5 132 NR 25 Kent State 9-4 101 NR