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MOST WINS in a SEASON - Wins Weight Season Donnie Geibel (Sr) 31 103 99-00 1 1 MOST WINS IN A SEASON - wins weight season Donnie Geibel (Sr) 31 103 99-00 1. Cole Baxter (Sr) 45 171-189 10-11 Cooper Baxter (Fr) 30 170 18-19 1. Cole Baxter (So) 45 145-152 08-09 Jack Codispot (So) 30 126 16-17 3. Christian Sequete (Sr) 39 182-195 17-18 Tom Greaves (Sr) 30 195 16-17 3. Alex Evanoff (Sr) 39 160-145 07-08 Caleb Baxter (Jr) 30 152 15-16 5. Cole Baxter (Jr) 37 171 09-10 Cody Houston (Sr) 30 138 13-14 6. Dakoda Collins (Sr) 36 160-152 11-12 Mike Crawford (Jr) 30 145-140 09-10 7. Blake Caudill (Sr) 35 120 12-13 Chris White (Jr) 30 189 08-09 7. Korey Caudill (Sr) 35 126 12-13 Jon Sanko (Sr) 30 145-140 07-08 7. Blake Caudill (Jr) 35 113 11-12 Josh Pascazi (Jr) 30 152 06-07 7. Korey Caudill (Jr) 35 120-126 11-12 Lyneil Mitchell (Sr) 30 189 97-98 7. Nick Sutton (Sr) 35 126-120 11-12 Steven Green (So) 29 145 18-19 12. Christian Sequete (So) 34 170 15-16 Justin Johnson (Sr) 29 195-182 15-16 12. Ryan Hannon (Sr) 34 170-182 13-14 Zach Reges (Jr) 29 125 10-11 12. Will Bortmas (Sr) 34 220 13-14 Cody Hartman (So) 29 130 08-09 12. Zach Weaver (Jr) 34 182-195 11-12 Eric Tuck (So) 29 125-119 08-09 16. Scotty Dietrich (Sr) 33 138 16-17 Mike Crawford (So) 29 140 08-09 16. Ryan Hannon (Jr) 33 182-170 12-13 Jason Parker (Sr) 29 103-119 98-99 16. Zach Reges (Sr) 33 132 11-12 Nick Schaukowitsch (So) 28 106 18-19 16. Marino Quercio (Sr) 33 215 08-09 Nate McMaster (So) 28 132-138 18-19 16. Cole Baxter (Fr) 33 130 07-08 Steven Green (Fr) 28 132 17-18 16. Josh Pascazi (Sr) 33 152-160 07-08 Saavon Mosby (So) 28 220-285 16-17 16. Ian McLaughlin (So) 33 119 05-06 Dakoda Collins (Fr) 28 145-160 08-09 16. Ian McLaughlin (Fr) 33 119 04-05 Josh Pascazi (So) 28 145 05-06 16. Garrett Boarts (Sr) 33 145-140 99-00 Caleb Baxter (So) 27 138 14-15 Jack Codispot (Sr) 32 160 18-19 Connor Foust (So) 27 113 12-13 Caleb Baxter (Sr) 32 160-170 16-17 Jesse Spohn (Sr) 27 138 11-12 Jeremiah Bortmas (Jr) 32 152 13-14 Will Bortmas (So) 27 170-160 11-12 Cody Houston (Jr) 32 132 12-13 Cody Houston (Fr) 27 103 10-11 Zach Weaver (Sr) 32 182 12-13 Mike Crawford (Sr) 27 160-145 10-11 Dakoda Collins (Jr) 32 160-152 10-11 Eric Tuck (Jr) 27 140-135 09-10 Blake Caudill (Fr) 32 103 09-10 Mike Scialabba (Sr) 27 189 09-10 Chris White (Sr) 32 215 09-10 Stew Rapone (Sr) 27 130 05-06 Mike Crawford (Fr) 32 125-119 07-08 T.J. McCance (Sr) 27 145-140 01-02 Rob Runyan (So) 32 103 05-06 Jason Parker (So) 27 103 96-97 Joe Davis (Sr) 32 145-140 02-03 Alex White (Sr) 26 195 13-14 Jack Codispot (Jr) 31 145-152 17-18 J.D. Bojanac (Jr) 26 220 13-14 Jeremiah Bortmas (Sr) 31 160 14-15 Ryan Hannon (So) 26 170-182 11-12 Scotty Dietrich (Fr) 31 120 13-14 Blake Caudill (So) 26 112 10-11 Josh Coburn (Sr) 31 152 05-06 Matt Pribis (Jr) 26 160 09-10 Adam Pritts (Jr) 31 275 03-04 Joe Davis (Jr) 26 152 01-02 T.J. McCance (So) 31 140-135 99-00 T.J. McCance (Jr) 26 135-145 00-01 2 MOST WINS IN A SEASON - wins weight season MOST WINS IN A CAREER - wins weight seasons Jim Brezel (Sr) 26 171-160 99-00 1. Cole Baxter (Fr-Sr) 160 130-189 07-11 Lyneil Mitchell (Jr) 26 189 96-97 2. Blake Caudill (Fr-Sr) 128 103-120 09-13 Caleb Hartung (Jr) 25 195-285 18-19 3. Mike Crawford (Fr-Sr) 118 119-160 07-11 Scott Dietrich (So) 25 132-126 14-15 4. Dakoda Collins (Fr-Sr) 117 145-160 08-12 Connor Foust (Fr) 25 106 11-12 5. Scotty Dietrich (Fr-Sr) 113 120-138 13-17 Brian Nicelli (Jr) 25 112 05-06 6. Jack Codispot (Fr-Sr) 111 120-160 15-19 Josh Coburn (Jr) 25 145-152 04-05 7. Christian Sequete (Fr-Sr) 107 170-195 14-18 Garrett Boarts (Jr) 25 140 98-99 8. Zach Reges (Fr-Sr) 105 112-132 08-12 Jim Brezel (Jr) 25 160 98-99 9. T.J. McCance (Fr-Sr) 103 135-145 98-02 Rob Hromack (Sr) 25 145-152 98-99 10. Alex Evanoff (Fr-Sr) 101 125-160 04-08 Clayton Dressler (So) 24 120 18-19 11. Eric Tuck (Fr-Sr) 97 103-145 07-11 Nate McMaster (Fr) 24 120-126 14-15 12. Joe Davis (Fr-Sr) 96 140-152 99-03 Seth McCrea (Sr) 24 220-285 16-17 13. Ryan Hannon (So-Sr) 93 170-182 11-14 Scott Dietrich (Jr) 24 138 15-16 14. Korey Caudill (So-Sr) 92 112-126 10-13 Nick Roth (Sr) 24 182 14-15 15. Cody Houston (Fr-Sr) 91 103-138 10-14 Jesse Spohn (Jr) 24 135-130 10-11 15. Josh Pascazi (So-Sr) 91 145-160 05-08 Eric Tuck (Fr) 24 103 07-08 17. Caleb Baxter (So-Sr) 89 138-170 13-17 Tom Hollerman (Sr) 24 135-140 04-05 18. Connor Foust (Fr-Sr) 88 106-126 11-15 Rob Runyan (Fr) 24 103 04-05 18. Jeremiah Bortmas (Fr-Sr) 88 145-160 11-15 Russ Greer (Sr) 24 130 95-96 20. Jason Parker (Fr-Sr) 87 103-119 95-99 Garrett Boarts (So) 24 130 97-98 Ian McLaughlin (Fr-Jr) 83 119-125 04-07 Marino Quercio (Fr-Sr) 82 215 05-09 Garrett Boarts (So-Sr) 82 130-145 97-00 Lyneil Mitchell (So-Sr) 77 189 95-98 Josh Coburn (Fr-Sr) 76 130-152 02-06 Will Bortmas (So-Sr) 74 160-220 11-14 Chris White (So-Sr) 74 189-215 09-10 Adam Pritts (Fr-Jr) 70 275 01-04 Nick Sutton (Fr-Sr) 69 103-126 08-12 Zach Weaver (So-Sr) 68 171-195 10-13 Tim Parker (So-Sr) 67 112-119 96-99 Jim Brezel (So-Sr) 65 145-171 97-00 Derek Hays (Fr-Sr) 63 130-171 05-09 Sean Pelusi (Fr-Sr) 63 112-125 99-03 Matt Pribis (So-Sr) 62 160-189 08-11 Tom Hollerman (Fr-Sr) 62 103-140 01-05 Jon Sanko (Fr,So,Sr) 60 130-145 04-08 Senior Jack Codispot finished his career with a 111-40 record. Only 10 other wrestlers have reached the 100 win plateau at Butler. Jack ranks #6 on that list. 3 BEST W/L % SEASON – percent w/l weight season BEST W/L % SEASON – percent w/l weight season 1. Cole Baxter (So) 95.745 (45-2) 145-152 08-09 Josh Pascazi (Sr) 80.488 (33-8) 152-160 07-08 2. Alex Evanoff (Sr) 92.857 (39-3) 160-145 07-08 Jack Codispot (Sr) 80.000 (32-8) 160 18-19 3. Cole Baxter (Jr) 92.500 (37-3) 171 09-10 Chris White (Sr) 80.000 (32-8) 215 09-10 4. Cole Baxter (Sr) 91.837 (45-4) 171-189 10-11 Rob Runyan (So) 80.000 (32-8) 103 05-06 5. T.J. McCance (Jr) 89.655 (26-3) 135-145 00-01 Jeremiah Bortmas (Sr) 79.487 (31-8) 160 14-15 6. Ian McLaughlin (Jr) 89.474 (17-2) 125 06-07 Josh Coburn (Sr) 79.487 (31-8) 152 05-06 6. Donnie Geibel (Jr) 89.474 (17-2) 103 98-99 Chuck Lunn (Sr) 79.310 (23-6) HWT 97-98 8. Garrett Boarts (Sr) 89.189 (33-4) 145-140 99-00 Caleb Baxter (Jr) 78.947 (30-8) 152 15-16 9. Russ Greer (Sr) 88.888 (24-3) 130 95-96 Adam Pritts (So) 78.787 (26-7) 275-215 02-03 10. Christian Sequete (Sr) 88.636 (39-5) 182-195 17-18 Lyneil Mitchell (Jr) 78.787 (26-7) 189 96-97 11. Adam Pritts (Jr) 88.571 (31-4) 275 03-04 Scotty Dietrich (Sr) 78.571 (33-9) 138 16-17 12. Donnie Geibel (Sr) 88.571 (31-4) 103 99-00 Christian Sequete (Jr) 78.261 (18-5) 170 16-17 13. Jason Parker (Jr) 88.235 (15-2) 103 97-98 Mike Crawford (Fr) 78.049 (32-9) 125-119 07-08 14. T.J. McCance (Sr) 87.097 (27-4) 145-140 01-02 Korey Caudill (Jr) 77.778 (35-10) 120-126 11-12 15. Ryan Hannon (Jr) 86.842 (33-5) 170-182 12-13 Nick Sutton (Sr) 77.778 (35-10) 126-120 11-12 Mike Crawford (Jr) 85.714 (30-5) 145-140 09-10 Josh Pascazi (So) 77.778 (28-8) 145 05-06 Lyneil Mitchell (Sr) 85.714 (30-5) 189 97-98 Zach Weaver (Jr) 77.273 (34-10) 182-195 11-12 Blake Caudill (Jr) 85.366 (35-6) 113 11-12 Eric Tuck (Jr) 77.143 (27-8) 140-135 09-10 Jason Parker (Sr) 85.294 (29-5) 103-119 98-99 Mike Scialabba (Sr) 77.143 (27-8) 189 09-10 Ryan Hannon (Sr) 85.000 (34-6) 170-182 13-14 Zach Reges (Sr) 76.744 (33-10) 132 11-12 Ian McLaughlin (So) 84.614 (33-6) 119 05-06 Tim Parker (So) 76.666 (23-7) 112-119 96-97 Caleb Baxter (Sr) 84.211 (32-6) 160-170 16-17 Joe Davis (Jr) 76.471 (26-8) 152 01-02 Blake Caudill (Fr) 84.211 (32-6) 103 09-10 Justin Johnson (Sr) 76.316 (29-9) 195-182 15-16 Joe Davis (Sr) 84.211 (32-6) 145-140 02-03 Cody Houston (Jr) 76.190 (32-10) 132 12-13 Blake Caudill (Sr) 83.333 (35-7) 120 12-13 Dakoda Collins (Jr) 76.190 (32-10) 160-152 10-11 Korey Caudill (Sr) 83.333 (35-7) 126 12-13 T.J.
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