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WRESTLING Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, Iowa 50011 6-2 OVERALL 1-1 BIG 12 5-2 HOME 0-0 AWAY 1-0 NEUTRAL (515) 867-8331 Bwdeprez@Iastate.Edu BRAD DEPREZ Assistant Director Athletics Communications Iowa State Athletics WRESTLING Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, Iowa 50011 6-2 OVERALL 1-1 BIG 12 5-2 HOME 0-0 AWAY 1-0 NEUTRAL (515) 867-8331 [email protected] NORTH DAKOTA STATE BISON 4-2 overall (2-1 Big 12) IOWA STATE CYCLONES Rankings: (NWCA/Flo): RV / - Overall: 85-61 (10th year) Coach: Roger Kish NDSU Record: 85-61 (10th year) 6-2 overall (1-1 Big 12) vs Rankings: (NWCA/Flo): 12 / 11 Overall: 194-71 (15th year) SOUTH DAKOTA STATE JACKRABBITS Coach: Kevin Dresser ISU Record: 34-21 (4th year) 4-4 overall (1-3 Big 12) Rankings: (NWCA/Flo): RV / - Overall: 19-20 (3rd year) Coach: Damion Hahn SDSU Record: 19-20 (3rd) SUNDAY, FEB 7, 2021 / 1 / 3 P.M. Fargo, N.D. / Scheels Center Live Stream Live Stats THE LEAD 2021 SCHEDULE No. 12 Iowa State hits the road for a pair of Big 12 duals on Sunday afternoon. JANUARY The Cyclones will travel to Fargo to take on North Dakota State (1 p.m.) and 3 WARTBURG W, 35-6 South Dakota State (3 p.m.) Both of those duals, as well as extra matches, will 10 LORAS W, 40-0 be streamed live on FloWrestling. 10 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY W, 38-4 17 No. 9 MISSOURI L, 31-7 KEY STORYLINES 24 vs. No. 18 Oklahoma*$ W, 18-16 J Iowa State announced the addition J David Carr and Gannon Gremmel are both 8-0 30 IOWA CENTRAL W, 50-0 of a quadrangular dual meet on Feb. to begin the season. 30 LINDENWOOD W, 28-9 14 featuring Arizona State, Northern 30 No. 5 OKLAHOMA STATE* L, 16-15 J NDSU and SDSU bring in a combined nine Colorado and UNI. The dual replaces the ranked wrestlers this weekend. FEBRUARY previously scheduled event on Feb. 13 in 7 at North Dakota State* 1 pm Cedar Falls. J Sidelined with injuries to begin the 7 vs South Dakota State*% 3 pm season, Coach Dresser has listed 14 NORTHERN COLORADO* 11 am J The Cyclones moved up one spot in the Jarrett Degen, Sam Colbray and Marcus 14 ARIZONA STATE 1:30 p.m. NWCA Coaches Poll this week, checking in Coleman as potential starters for 14 UNI* 4 pm at No. 12. 19 at West Virginia* 7:30 pm Sunday’s duals. MARCH PROBABLE STARTERS 6-7 at Big 12 Championship*^ All Day Wt. Name Year Hometown Record Flo Intermat Track 18-20 at NCAA Championships& All Day 125 Kysen Terukina Fr. Ewa Beach, Hi. 5-2 - - - * Conference Match 133 Zach Redding Fr. Manorville, N.Y. 5-2 - - 32nd $ Cedar Falls, Iowa 141 Ian Parker RSr. Saint Johns, Mich. 7-1 5th 7th 7th % Fargo, N.D. 149 Cam Robinson Fr. Churchville, Pa. 3-1 - - - ^ Tulsa, Okla. & St. Lous, Mo. OR Jarrett Degen RSr. Belgrade, Mont. 0-0 - 5th - 157 David Carr RSo. Canton, Ohio 8-0 3rd 3rd 3rd QUICK FACTS 165 Isaac Judge RSo. Tama, Iowa 4-3 - - - OR Grant Stotts RSo. West Des Moines, Iowa 5-1 - - - Location Ames, Iowa 174 Julien Broderson RFr. Davenport, Iowa 5-2 17th 19th 31st Enrollment 33,391 184 Tate Battani RSo. Huxley, Iowa 4-3 - - - Nickname Cyclones OR Joel Shapiro RSo. West Des Moines, Iowa 2-0 - - - Mascot Cy OR Sam Colbray RSr. Hermiston, Ore. 0-0 - 7th - Colors Cardinal & Gold 197 Yonger Bastida Fr. Trinidad, Cuba 4-3 - 20th - Affiliation NCAA Division I OR Marcus Coleman RJr. Ames, Iowa 1-1 - - - Conference Big 12 HWT Gannon Gremmel RSr. Dubuque, Iowa 8-0 5th 6th 11th Facility Hilton Coliseum Capacity 14,123 FOLLOW THE President Dr. Wendy Wintersteen CYCLONES Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard /CycloneWR @CycloneWR @iowastatewrestling @CycloneWR cyclones.com TEAM ROSTER HEAD COACH Name Wt. Year Hometown (Last School) Ethan Andersen 285 Sr. Altoona, Iowa / Southeast Polk KEVIN Ramazan Attasauov 133 R-Fr. Nalchik, Russia / Wayland High School DRESSER Yonger Bastida 197 Fr. Trinidad, Cuba / 4th year Tate Battani 184 R-So. Huxley, Iowa / Ballard at Iowa State Sinjin Briggs 133 Sr. Ames, Iowa / Gilbert Julien Broderson 174 R-Fr. Davenport, Iowa / Davenport Assumption Twitter: Corey Cabanban 125 R-So. Aiea, Hawaii / Saint Louis @CYWrestle_KD David Carr 157 R-So. Canton, Ohio / Perry College: Sam Colbray 184 R-Sr. Hermiston, Ore. / Hermiston Iowa, ‘86 Marcus Coleman 197 R-Jr. Ames, Iowa / Ames Wife: Jarrett Degen 149 R-Sr. Belgrade, Mont. / Belgrade Penny Hunter DeJong 197 R-So. Sibley, Iowa / Sibley-Ocheyedon Children: Francis Duggan 285 R-So. Iowa City, Iowa / Iowa City West Emma, Anna & Jack Cody Fisher 197 Fr. Madrid, Iowa / Madrid Andrew Flora 149 R-Fr. Adel, Iowa / ADM DeMichael Franklin 174 R-Jr. Houston, Texas / Mayde Creek COACH NOTES Caleb Fuessley 125 R-Fr. Center Point, Iowa / Center Point-Urbana Austin Gomez 133 R-Jr. Carol Stream, Ill. / Glenbard North Gannon Gremmel 285 R-Sr. Dubuque, Iowa / Hempstead J Named the 8th head wrestling coach in Iowa State history on Feb. 20, 2017. Nolan Harsh 174 R-Fr. Adel, Iowa / ADM Andrew Huddleston 157 Fr. Hallsville, Mo. / Hallsville J 2019 NWCA National Coach of the Year Isaac Judge 165 R-So. Tama, Iowa / South Tama and Big 12 Coach of the Year Charlie Klepps 141 R-So. Billings, Mont. / Billings J Four-time ACC Coach of the Year Caleb Long 184 R-Fr. St. Valentine, Neb. / St. Valentine J Has coached 28 All-Americans (eight Ben Monroe 149 Fr. Ankeny, Iowa / Centennial at Iowa State) and 29 conference Ian Parker 141 R-Sr. Saint Johns, Mich. / St. Johns champions (three at Iowa State) Jacob Perez-Eli 133 Fr. Paulsboro, N.J. / Paulsboro J Legendary Virginia High School wrestling Zach Redding 133 Fr. Manorville, N.Y. / Eastport-South Manor coach at Christiansburgh High School Aden Reeves 125 R-Fr. Albia, Iowa / Albia (1996-2006) and Grundy High School Cam Robinson 149 Fr. Churchville, Pa. / Council Rock North (1988-96) Carter Schmidt 165 R-Fr. Norwalk, Iowa / Norwalk J National Champion wrestler (1986) at Logan Schumacher 165 R-So. Martensdale, Iowa / Martensdale St. Marys the University of Iowa Joel Shapiro 184 R-So. West Des Moines, Iowa / Valley Todd Small 133 R-Sr. Suwanee, Ga. / North Gwinnett J Two-time All-American and Big 10 Champion Mac Southard 174 R-Jr. Council Bluffs, Iowa / Lewis Central Austin Stotts 184 R-Sr. Urbandale, Iowa / Valley J Member of the IHSAA (2009), Dan Gable Grant Stotts 165 R-So. West Des Moines, Iowa / Valley (2014) and Roanoke Valley Hall of Fame (2015). Kysen Terukina 125 Fr. Ewa Beach, Hi. / Kamehameha Brandon Tessau 165 R-So. Waukee, Iowa / Waukee J Lifetime Service Award by the Virginia Drew Woodley 141 Fr. Northfield, Minn. / Northfield Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame (2013). AS A HEAD COACH COACHING STAFF IOWA STATE (2017- ) 34-20 (.630) Conference Champions: 3 All-Americans: 8 VIRGINIA TECH (2006-17) 160-51 (.758) Conference Champions: 26 All-Americans: 20 CAREER (15 years) 194-71 (.732) Derek St. John Brent Metcalf Fernando Villaescusa Robin Wilson Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Director of Opperations HONORS 2019 NWCA Coach of the Year 2019 Big 12 Coach of the Year PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Francis Duggan (DO-gun) 2017 ACC Coach of the Year Ramazan Attasauov (RAH-ma-zahn AH-tuh-cy-of) Caleb Fuessley (FEES-lee) 2016 ACC Coach of the Year Yonger Bastida (YOUNG-er BAH-stee-duh) Alex Mackall (MACK-uhl) 2015 ACC Coach of the Year Tate Battani (BUH-ta-nee) 2014 ACC Coach of the Year Corey Cabanban (CA-bon-bon) Kysen Terukina (KAI-sen TEAR-uh-kee-nuh) Jarrett Degen (DAY-gun) RADIO/TELEVISION CHART RECORDS (as of 1/27/20) School Big 12 Overall Air Force 0-3 0-3 Fresno State 0-1 0-3 Iowa State 1-1 6-2 Ethan Andersen Ramazan Attasauov Yonger Bastida Tate Battani Sinjin Briggs 285 133 197 184 133 North Dakota State 2-1 4-2 Northern Colorado 2-1 3-1 Oklahoma 2-2 5-3 Oklahoma State 3-0 7-0 South Dakota State 1-3 4-4 UNI 3-1 3-2 Utah Valley 0-1 1-1 Julien Broderson Corey Cabanban David Carr Sam Colbray Marcus Coleman 174 125 157 184 197 West Virginia 1-1 5-2 Wyoming 1-1 2-2 HONORS Jarrett Degen Hunter DeJong Francis Duggan Cody Fisher Andrew Flora 149 197 285 197 149 Wrestler of the Week Jan. 12 - Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) Jan. 19 - Brody Teske (UNI) Jan. 26 - Ian Parker (ISU) Feb. 2 - Parker Keckeisen (UNI) Feb. 9 - Feb. 16 - Demichael Franklin Caleb Fuessley Austin Gomez Gannon Gremmel Nolan Harsh Feb. 23 - 174 125 133 285 174 IN THE POLLS Week NWCA Flo Intermat Preseason 9th T3rd 8th Andrew Huddleston Isaac Judge Charlie Klepps Caleb Long Ben Monroe 157 165 141 184 149 Jan. 4 9th 6th 7th Jan. 11 10th 5th 6th Jan. 18 13th 6th 9th Jan. 25 13th 8th 9th Feb. 1 12th 11th 8th Feb. 8 - - - Feb. 15 - - - Ian Parker Jacob Perez-Eli Zach Redding Aden Reeves Cam Robinson 141 133 133 125 149 Feb. 22 - - - March. 1 - - - Final - - - Carter Schmidt Logan Schumacher Joel Shapiro Todd Small Mac Southard 157 165 184 133 174 Austin Stotts Grant Stotts Kysen Terukina Brandon Tessau Drew Woodley 184 165 125 165 141 FROM THE NOTEBOOK SERIES HISTORY OPENING THE SEASON - Parker’s only three losses last season -Iowa State has begun the season 4-1 as it came at the hands of All-Americans Dom vs enters the meat of its Big 12 schedule. 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