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Table of Contents About Wheaton College pete willson wheaton invitational ABOUT WHEATON COLLEGE Wheaton College is a coeducational college of liberal arts and science, combining high scholastic standards with evangelical Christian faith and practice Located 25 miles west of Chicago, Wheaton College is a non-denominational independent school owned and operated by a self-perpetuating board of trustees Interdenominational in constituency, the student body represents nearly all 50 states, some 50 countries, and about 40 church denominations Seventy percent of the students are from outside Illinois The faculty of approximately 150 members, about 80% with earned doctorates, comes from a variety of universities and colleges, both in the United States and abroad As active Christians, TABLE OF CONTENTS they are personally interested in the spiritual and intellectual development of students About Pete Willson Wheaton’s 80-acre campus is located in Wheaton, Illinois, a city of nearly 50,000 residents, and Front inside cover is the county seat of DuPage County Other college-owned campuses include the 50-acre Black About Wheaton College 1 Hills Science Station near Rapid City, South Dakota, for field studies in geology and biology, and Tournament personnel 1 Honey Rock Camp, a 500-acre youth counseling laboratory in Wisconsin Tournament participants 2 Wheaton College sponsors 22 varsity sports, as well as nine club sports and a strong intramural Tournament schedule 2 program Wheaton is a member of the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW), and Tournament rules and format 2 all Thunder teams compete at the NCAA Division III level Tournament scoring 2 In recent years, Wheaton athletes have won 30 individual NCAA national championships in eight Past Invitational champions 3 Division III sports and have earned All-American honors in 15 sports In addition, the 1957 men’s 2019 Invitational team results 3 basketball team won the NCAA College Division championship, the men’s soccer program won 2019 Invitational individual champs 3 Division III National Championships in 1984 and 1997 and Wheaton won the 2004, 2006, and 2007 2019 Invitational award winners 3 NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer National Championship Past Wheaton College Invitational Champs from Wheaton 4 Wheaton College All-Americans 4 Wheaton National Champions 4 Wheaton Hall of Famers 4 Wrestlers in Wheaton’s Hall of Honor 4 Wheaton’s CCIW Champions 5 Wheaton coaching bios 6 TOURNAMENT PERSONNEL 2019-20 Wheaton roster 7 Wheaton wrestler bios 8-10 Announcer Sandy Stevens Wheaton’s National Champions 10 Head Referee Fred Feeney Feature Story: Ben Peterson 11-12 Wheaton College Athletics Director Julie Davis Wheaton’s Sports & Rec Center Back inside cover Assistant Athletics Director Bill Stukes Invite Athletic Trainers Tricia Deter, Allan Prasil, Mark Demchak, Tonya Baker, Photographer Mike Hudson *Note - This is just a brief list of the dozens of people it takes to successfully run this great tournament. The ABOUT THIS PROGRAM many referees, hospitality coordinators, weigh-in staff, student facility support staff, student trainers, mainte- This program was written and designed by nance workers and others are thanked for their efforts. the Wheaton College Athletics Commu- nication Office. Content for this program ABOUT THE COVER was written and edited by Rusty Lindsey TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE Front cover: Wheaton senior Isaac Odell won and Brett Marhanka of the Wheaton the CCIW Championship at 184-pounds as a College Athletics Communication Office. Ron Beaschler, Ohio Northern University junior in 2019 Special thanks to Jim Gruenwald for all Bryan Brunk, Messiah College of his assistance with this program and Back cover: Wheaton senior Grant Miller quali- this tournament. Most photos by Michael Tim Fader, UW-Eau Claire fied for the 2019 NCAA Division III Wrestling Hudson Photography, Championships after making his season debut at the CCIW Championships and placing third at the Upper Midwest Region Championships 1 pete willson wheaton invitational 2020 PETE WILLSON WHEATON TOURNAMENT RULES AND FORMAT INVITATIONAL PARTICIPANTS • All matches will be according to NCAA regulations Adrian College; Alma College; Augustana College; Buena • The tournament is double-elimination Vista College; Case Western Reserve; University of • Trophies are awarded to places one through eight Chicago; Concordia University (Wis ); Cornell College; • Placewinners will be recorded for places one through Defiance College; Elizabethtown College; Elmhurst Col- eight lege; Ferrum; Heidelberg University; MacMurray College; • All NCAA policies and rules will be enforced Messiah College; Millikin University; College of Mount St Joseph; University of Mount Union; MSOE; Muskingum Match Scoring University; Nebraska Wesleyan College; North Central Fall - The match is terminated when any part of both College; Ohio Northern University; Olivet College; Otter- shoulders are held in continuous contact with the mat bein University; Pacific University; Trine University; UW-Eau for one second Claire; UW-Oshkosh; UW-Platteville; UW-Stevens Point; Near fall - Four points (When a wrestler holds his oppo- UW-Whitewater; and Wheaton College nent’s shoulders on or near the mat for four seconds) Near fall - Two points (When a wrestler holds his op- ponents shoulders on or near the mat for less than five TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE seconds) Friday, Jan 31, 11 am Takedown - Two points (When a wrestler goes from a Prelims and quarterfinals, wrestlebacks; six mats, eight neutral position to a position of control) officials Reversal - Two points (When a wrestler goes from being controlled to a position of control) Saturday, Feb 1, 10 am Escape - One point (When a wrestler goes from being Semifinals and wrestlebacks; seventh-place matches; six controlled to a neutral position) mats, eight officials Riding Time - One point (When a wrestler accumulates 60 seconds or more riding time in excess of his oppo- Saturday, Feb 1, 12:45 pm (Approximately) nent’s riding time) Championship finals, consolation finals and fifth-place Stalling - One point (When a wrestler makes no effort to matches after completion of previous round on three mats wrestle) Tournament Scoring Fall two points Forfeit two points Default two points Disqualification two points Technical fall (with near fall) 1 1/2 points Technical fall (without near fall) one point Major decision one point Advancement Championship bracket one point Wrestle-back bracket 1/2 point Bye followed by a win Championship bracket one point Wrestleback bracket 1/2 point 2 pete willson wheaton invitational 2019 Pete Willson- Past Wheaton College Invitational Team Champions Wheaton Invitational Team Results place team points year champion year champion 1 Mount Union 135 1938 Wheaton College 1980 Drake University 2 North Central 105 5 1939 Wheaton College 1981 Drake University 3 Baldwin Wallace 98 1940 Illinois State University 1982 Drake University 4 UW-Whitewater 91 5 5 UW-Platteville 84 1941 University of Dubuque 1983 Drake University 1942 University of Dubuque 6 Olivet College 80 5 1984 Augustana College (Ill ) 7 UW-La Crosse 79 5 1943 No tournament held 1985 Central College (Iowa) 8 UW-Oshkosh 76 5 1944 No tournament held 1986 Drake University 9 Millikin 74 5 1945 No tournament held 1987 Drake University 10 Otterbein 70 1946 No tournament held 1988 Drake University 11 Ferrum 67 5 1947 Wheaton College 1989 Drake University 12 Manchester 63 1948 Wheaton College 14 John Carroll 58 1990 UW-Parkside 15 UChicago 57 1950 Wheaton College 1991 UW-Parkside 16 Heidelberg 56 1951 Illinois State University 1992 Marquette University 17 Messiah 47 5 1952 Great Lakes College 1993 UW-Parkside 18 Wheaton 45 5 1953 Northern Illinois University 1994 UW-Parkside 19 Adrian 41 5 1954 University of Illinois – Chicago 1995 Lindenwood University 20 Buena Vista 39 1955 Illinois State University 1996 Missouri Valley 21 UW-Stevens Point 34 1956 Southern Illinois University 22 Alma 33 5 1997 Missouri Valley 23 Trine 32 5 1957 Southern Illinois University 1998 Missouri Valley 24 Nebraska Wesleyan 31 5 1958 Southern Illinois University 1999 Missouri Valley 25 UW-Eau Claire 27 5 1959 Southern Illinois University 2000 Missouri Valley 26 Mount St Joseph 26 5 1960 Southern Illinois University 2001 UW-La Crosse 27 Ohio Northern 26 1961 Wheaton College 2002 Embry Riddle (Ariz ) 28 Thomas More 23 5 29 MSOE 22 5 1962 Wheaton College 2003 Lindenwood University 1963 Augustana College (Ill ) 30 Muskingum 20 5 2004 Missouri Valley 31 Case Western Reserve 17 5 1964 MacMurray College (Ill ) 2005 UW-La Crosse 32 Augustana 16 5 1965 Augustana College (Ill ) 2006 Truman State 33 Dubuque 15 5 1966 MacMurray College (Ill ) 2007 UW-La Crosse 34 Pacific 12 5 1967 Augustana College (Ill ) 2008 UW-La Crosse 35 Defiance 10 1968 Augustana College (Ill ) 2009 UW-Parkside 36 Concordia (Wis ) 9 1969 Augustana College (Ill ) 37 Elizabethtown 6 5 2010 UW-Parkside 38 MacMurray 3 1970 Augustana College (Ill ) 2011 Lindenwood University 1971 Augustana College (Ill ) 2012 UW-Parkside 1972 Marquette University 2013 UW-Parkside 2019 Pete Willson-Wheaton 1973 Marquette University 2014 UW-Whitewater Invitational Champions 1974 Marquette University 2015 UW-Whitewater 125-pounds: Mike Tortorice 1975 Marquette University 2016 UW-Whitewater (UW-Whitewater) 1976 Marquette University 2017 Messiah 133-pounds: Jordin James 1977 Marquette University 2018 Messiah (Mount Union) 1978 Drake University 2019 Mount Union 141-pounds: Hazen Rice 1979 Drake University (UW-Whitewater) 149-pounds: Luke Hernandez (Mount Union)
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