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77th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 2007 3/15/2007 to 3/17/2007 at Auburn Hills Team Champion Minnesota - 98 Points Outstanding Wrestler: Derek Moore - California-Davis Gorriaran Award: Matt Pell - Missouri Top Ten Team Scores Number of Individual Champs in parentheses. 1 Minnesota 98 (1) 6 Michigan 62 2 Iowa State 88.5 (1) 7 Hofstra 60.5 3 Missouri 80 (1) 8 Iowa 57 (1) 4 Northwestern 71.5 (1) 9 Edinboro 56 (1) 5 Oklahoma State 69 10 Ohio State 54.5 Champions and Place Winners Wrestler's seed in brackets, [US] indicates unseeeded. 1251st: Paul Donahoe [6] - Nebraska (3-1 SV) 2nd: Sam Hazewinkel [1] - Oklahoma 3rd: Troy Nickerson [2] - Cornell (3-0) 4th: Angel Escobedo [7] - Indiana 5th: Jayson Ness [4] - Minnesota (WBF 1:00) 6th: Ode Blanc [9] - Lock Haven 7th: Tanner Gardner [3] - Stanford (WBF 2:41) 8th: Charlie Falck [5] - Iowa 1331st: Matt Valenti [2] - Pennsylvania (4-2) 2nd: Coleman Scott [4] - Oklahoma State 3rd: Nick Simmons [1] - Michigan State (8-0) 4th: Matt Keller [5] - Tennessee-Chattanooga 5th: Darrel Vasquez [6] - Cal Poly-SLO (7-4) 6th: Tyler McCormick [8] - Missouri 7th: Jake Strayer [US] - Penn State (WBF 2:38) 8th: Andrae Hernandez [US] - Indiana 1411st: Derek Moore [2] - California-Davis (WTF 17-2, 5:41) 2nd: Ryan Lang [1] - Northwestern 3rd: Charles Griffin [11] - Hofstra (6-2) 4th: Nathan Morgan [3] - Oklahoma State 5th: Don Fisch [US] - Rider (WBF 4:42) 6th: Brandon Rader [7] - West Virginia 7th: J Jaggers [US] - Ohio State (7-1) 8th: Max Meltzer [US] - Harvard 1491st: Gregor Gillespie [5] - Edinboro (3-1 SV) 2nd: Josh Churella [3] - Michigan 3rd: Dustin Schlatter [1] - Minnesota (1-0) 4th: Lance Palmer [10] - Ohio State 5th: J.P. 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Schlatter [4] - Minnesota 7th: Josh Zupancic [US] - Stanford (11-10 TB) 8th: Ryan Hluschak [US] - Drexel 1651st: Mark Perry [2] - Iowa (4-3) 2nd: Johny Hendricks [1] - Oklahoma State 3rd: Matt Pell [9] - Missouri (WBF 3:15) 4th: Eric Tannenbaum [3] - Michigan 5th: Travis Paulson [4] - Iowa State (5-4) 6th: Mike Patrovich [6] - Hofstra 7th: Deonte Penn [7] - Edinboro (WBF 4:55) 8th: Mike Miller [US] - Central Michigan 1741st: Ben Askren [1] - Missouri (8-2) 2nd: Keith Gavin [2] - Pittsburgh 3rd: Eric Luedke [5] - Iowa (3-2) 4th: Matt Stolpinski [8] - Navy 5th: Brandon Mason [US] - Oklahoma State (1-0) 6th: Steve Luke [3] - Michigan 7th: Brandon Sinnott [7] - Central Michigan (7-3) 8th: Matt Palmer [9] - Columbia 1841st: Jake Herbert [1] - Northwestern (6-1) 2nd: Jake Varner [6] - Iowa State 3rd: Roger Kish [2] - Minnesota (3-2) 4th: Alex Clemsen [7] - Edinboro 5th: Tyler Todd [4] - Michigan (WBF 4:34) 6th: Mike Pucillo [3] - Ohio State 7th: Louis Caputo [10] - Harvard (2-0) 8th: Josh Arnone [US] - Cornell 1971st: Josh Glenn [2] - American (6-4) 2nd: Kurt Backes [9] - Iowa State 3rd: Chris Weidman [11] - Hofstra (9-4) 4th: J.D. Bergman [6] - Ohio State 5th: Phil Davis [4] - Penn State (8-4) 6th: Jerry Rinaldi [5] - Cornell 7th: Mike Tamillow [3] - Northwestern (7-3) 8th: Nick Roy [US] - Michigan 2851st: Cole Konrad [1] - Minnesota (WBF 1:53) 2nd: Aaron Anspach [2] - Penn State 3rd: Dustin Fox [4] - Northwestern (3-1) 4th: Ty Watterson [5] - Oregon State 5th: Bubba Gritter [3] - Central Michigan (9-6) 6th: Wade Sauer [12] - Cal State-Fullerton 7th: Payam Zarrinpour [US] - Sacred Heart (11-8) 8th: Mike Spaid [9] - Bloomsburg Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2007 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 1 of 30 3/15/2007 to 3/17/2007 at Auburn Hills, MI Sam Hazewinkel, Oklahoma [1] Sam Hazewinkel 8-0 Javier Maldonado, Tennessee-Chattanooga Sam Hazewinkel 7-4 Matt Fisk, Lehigh 125 Weight Class Mark McKnight 12-4 Mark McKnight, Penn State Sam Hazewinkel 16-4 Ode Blanc, Lock Haven [9] Ode Blanc 9-4 Chad Sportelli, Kent State Ode Blanc Fall 4:54 Eric Hoffman, North Dakota State Gabe Flores 2-0 Gabe Flores, Illinois [8] Sam Hazewinkel 10-0 Charlie Falck, Iowa [5] Charlie Falck TF 15-0, 7:00 Marcos Orozco, California-Davis Charlie Falck 5-3 Steve Mytych, Drexel Steve Mytych 5-0 Matt Eveleth, Pennsylvania [12] Fernando Martinez, Army Jayson Ness 3-0 Tyler Shinn 5-2 Tyler Shinn, Oklahoma State Taylor Cummings, North Carolina State Jayson Ness Fall 4:17 Jayson Ness Fall 2:28 Jayson Ness, Minnesota [4] Paul Donahoe 3-1 OT Tanner Gardner, Stanford [3] Tanner Gardner 1-0 Brandon Kinney, Columbia Tanner Gardner 5-2 TB Nick Ramirez, Wyoming Brandon Precin 7-4 Brandon Precin, Northwestern Paul Donahoe 8-3 Dave Tomasette, Hofstra [11] Dave Tomasette 5-1 Anthony Mustari, Northern Colorado Paul Donahoe Fall 5:26 Patrick Castillo, Northern Illinois Paul Donahoe 4-1 Paul Donahoe, Nebraska [6] Paul Donahoe 2-1 TB Angel Escobedo, Indiana [7] Angel Escobedo 6-1 Luke Smith, Central Michigan Angel Escobedo Fall 5:31 Mike Sees, Bloomsburg Mike Sees 9-4 Nick Fanthorpe, Iowa State [10] Collin Cudd, Wisconsin Troy Nickerson 2-0 Collin Cudd 9-3 Eric Stevenson, Oregon State Christian Smith, Liberty Troy Nickerson Fall 1:25 Troy Nickerson Fall 2:39 Troy Nickerson, Cornell [2] Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2007 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 2 of 30 3/15/2007 to 3/17/2007 at Auburn Hills, MI Maldonado, Tennessee-Chattan Maldonado 5-3 Fisk, Lehigh Maldonado 7-1 125 Consolation Bracket Cudd, Wisconsin Maldonado 4-3 Sportelli, Kent State Sportelli 9-7 Hoffman, North Dakota State Falck 8-0 Sees 7-3 Sees, Bloomsburg Falck, Iowa Orozco, California-Davis Orozco 8-3 Blanc 6-5 Eveleth, Pennsylvania Tomasette 14-0 Nickerson 13-0 Tomasette, Hofstra Nickerson, Cornell Tomasette 9-1 Martinez, Army Martinez Fall 5:45 Cummings, North Carolina Stat Blanc 6-5 Precin 8-2 Third Place: Troy Nickerson, Cornell 3-0 Precin, Northwestern Blanc, Lock Haven Fourth Place: Angel Escobedo, Indiana Kinney, Columbia Kinney 9-4 Fifth Place: Jayson Ness, Minnesota Fall 1:00 Ramirez, Wyoming Shinn 6-1 Sixth Place: Ode Blanc, Lock Haven Shinn, Oklahoma State Seventh Place: Tanner Gardner, Stanford Fall 2:41 Shinn 4-3 TB Mustari, Northern Colorado Eighth Place: Charlie Falck, Iowa Castillo 7-1 Castillo, Northern Illinois Escobedo 9-3 Castillo 3-2 Mytych, Drexel Escobedo, Indiana Smith, Central Michigan Fanthorpe 9-1 Escobedo 9-3 Fanthorpe, Iowa State Fanthorpe 5-3 OT Escobedo 7-3 Flores, Illinois Ness, Minnesota Fanthorpe 16-3 Stevenson, Oregon State Stevenson 9-1 Smith, Liberty Gardner 6-2 McKnight 6-3 McKnight, Penn State Gardner, Stanford Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2007 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 3 of 30 3/15/2007 to 3/17/2007 at Auburn Hills, MI No Pigtails Bouts for 125 Weight Class Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 2007 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 4 of 30 3/15/2007 to 3/17/2007 at Auburn Hills, MI Nick Simmons, Michigan State [1] Nick Simmons 13-2 Dan Mitcheff, Kent State Nick Simmons 7-0 Tyler Dillashaw, Cal State-Fullerton 133 Weight Class Dave Marble 14-7 Dave Marble, Bucknell Nick Simmons 3-0 James Kennedy, Illinois [9] James Kennedy 7-4 Seth Ciasulli, Lehigh James Kennedy 3-2 Chris Staylor, Old Dominion Tyler McCormick Fall 3:52 Tyler McCormick, Missouri [8] Coleman Scott 4-3 Matt Keller, Tennessee-Chattanooga [5] Matt Keller 9-6 Kyle Anson, Northern Iowa Matt Keller Fall 4:47 T.J. 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    BIG TEN WRESTLING BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS - MARCH 4-5, 2017 Contact: Bryson Jones, Assistant Director, Communications • Office: 847-696-1010, ext. 125 • E-mail: [email protected] • @B1GWrestling FINAL 2016-17 CONFERENCE & OVERALL STANDINGS CHAMPIONSHIPS INFORMATION CONFERENCE OVERALL Date: March 4-5, 2017 W L PCT. W L PCT. 1. Penn State* 9 0 1.000 14 0 1.000 Site: Indiana University 2. Iowa 8 1 .889 13 2 .867 Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall 3. Ohio State 7 2 .778 11 3 .786 4. Nebraska 6 3 .667 12 4 .750 Illinois 6 3 .667 9 3 .750 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (ET) Rutgers 6 3 .667 12 5 .706 Saturday, March 4 7. Minnesota 5 4 .556 7 5 .583 8:30 a.m. - Doors open to the public 8. Wisconsin 4 5 .444 7 5 .583 10 a.m. - Session I begins (first round, quarterfinals) Michigan 4 5 .444 8 7 .533 Fans clear arena at conclusion of Session I 10. Purdue 3 6 .333 9 7 .563 4:30 p.m. - Doors open to the public 11. Indiana 2 7 .222 10 9 .526 6 p.m. - Session II begins (semifinals, wrestlebacks) 12. Northwestern 2 7 .222 7 8 .467 13. Michigan State 1 8 .111 5 11 .313 Sunday, March 5 14. Maryland 0 9 .000 2 16 .111 10:30 a.m. - Doors open to the public 12 p.m. - Session III begins (consolation semifinals, * - Big Ten Regular Season Dual-Meet Champion seventh-place matches) 3 p.m. - Session IV begins (first-, third-, fifth-place The 2017 Big Ten Wrestling Championships are set for this Saturday and Sunday, March 4-5, at matches) Simon Skojdt Assembly Hall on the campus of Indiana University.
  • NCAA History Supplement

    NCAA History Supplement

    The History of Collegiate Wrestling Special Supplement for The 2006 through 2011 Seasons Jairus K. Hammond National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum History of Collegiate Wrestling 2006 Preseason Outlook Oklahoma State entered the 2006 season in the unprecedented position of having four defending NCAA champions in its lineup and thus was a clear favorite to capture its fourth straight team title. The Cowboys’ formidable lineup included returning champions Zach Esposito, Johny Hendricks, Jake Rosholt, and Steve Mocco, plus All-Americans Coleman Scott and Daniel Frishkorn. The Pokes’ biggest challenge might come from in-state rival Oklahoma, led by two-time NCAA champion Teyon Ware. Sooner mentor Jack Spates felt he had perhaps his best team in his 17 years at the helm: “We’re not aiming for second place. We think we can compete with anyone.” Michigan, runner-up to OSU in 2005, defending Big Ten champion Illinois, and a young, but very talented Minnesota squad were expected to challenge the Oklahoma schools for the team crown. Each of these Big Ten schools had a pair of brothers that were All-American candidates – the Churellas at Michigan, the Tirapelles at Illinois and the Schlatters at Minnesota. Lehigh was seeking its fifth straight EIWA crown and would face a stiff challenge from Cornell, which was coming off its first top five finish in the NCAA tournament in half a century. Lehigh could count on 2004 NCAA champion Troy Letters and three other All-Americans. Cornell had three-time All-American Dustin Manotti and super freshman Troy Nickerson. Regular Season The fortieth anniversary NWCA All-Star Classic in Stillwater highlighted November’s action.