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Wrrecords.Pdf 1952-53 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS Al Motley (130): 0-1 Jack McNicol (UNL): 0-1 1956 Stillwater, Okla. T-19th 5.0 pts 1959 Iowa City, Iowa T-19th 7.0 pts 1955-56 1962 Stillwater, Okla. T-30th 2.0 pts Alfred Carson (130): 2-2 1967 Kent, Ohio T-44th 2.0 pts 2 Armand Taylor (137): 1-2 1968 State College, Pa. T-67th 1.0 pt 2 Sherman Vandevender (147): 0-1 1970 Evanston, Ill. T-40th 2.0 pts 2 John Wright (167): 0-1 1977 Norman, Okla. T-51st 1.0 pt 1984 Princeton, N.J. T-66th .5 pts 1956-57 1986 Iowa City, Iowa T-73rd 1.0 pt 2Armand Taylor (137): 0-1 1992 Norman, Okla. T-60th 1.5 pts Don Vaughn (157): 0-1 2John Wright (167): 0-1 1993 Ames, Iowa T-62nd 1.0 pt 1994 Chapel Hill, N.C. T-47th 4.5 pts 1957-58 1998 Cleveland, Ohio T-48th 7.0 pts 2Joe Heller (137): 0-1 2000 St. Louis, Mo. 19th 27.5 pts 2Sherman Vandevender (147): 0-1 2001 Iowa City, Iowa T-23rd 19.0 pts The 2015-16 Hokies turned in a fourth place finish at the 2016 NCAA 2002 Albany, N.Y. 44th 6.5 pts 1958-59 (1) Championships, the highest finish in program history. 2003 Kansas City, Mo. T-46th 4.0 pts 3Mike Grandstaff (115): 0-1 2004 St. Louis, Mo. 41st 7.5 pts 1990-91 2005-06 (2) Bob Bowman (123): 0-1 2005 St. Louis, Mo. T-42nd 7.0 pts 2Dante Winslow (150): 0-2 Justin Staylor (125): 0-2 Brandon Glover (130): 3-1, 3rd 4David Hoffman (141): 4-3, 8th 2006 Oklahoma City, Okla. 29th 18.5 pts 2Joe Heller (137): 0-1 1991-92 2Mike Faust (285): 5-2, 5th 2007 Auburn Hills, Mich. T-60th 1.0 pt 3 2009 St. Louis, Mo. 39th 12.5 pts 1959-60 Josh Feldman (275): 2-2 2006-07 2010 Omaha, Neb. 24th 16.5 pts Walt Sanders (167): 0-1 1992-93 Jon Bonilla-Bowman (157): 0-2 2011 Philadelphia, Pa. 33rd 16.0 pts 3Josh Feldman (275): 2-2 Eric Decker (165): 1-2 2012 St. Louis, Mo. T-11th 39.0 pts 1960-61 2013 Des Moines, Iowa 10th 43.5 pts 3Mike Grandstaff (115): 1-2 1993-94 (1) 2007-08 2014 Oklahoma City, Okla. 8th 49.0 pts 2Dante Winslow (158): 0-1 2Matt Epperly (165): 0-2 2015 St. Louis, Mo. 10th 54.0 pts 1961-62 3 3Mike Grandstaff (115): 1-2 Josh Feldman (275): 3-2, 7th 2016 New York, N.Y. 4th 82.0 pts 2008-09 Bob Hatcher (157): 0-1 2017 St. Louis, Mo. 6th 63.5 pts 1995-96 4Jarrod Garnett (125): 2-2 2018 Cleveland, Ohio 8th 47.5 pts 2 3Chris Diaz (141): 3-2 1966-67 John Dattalo (177): 0-2 2019 Pittsburgh, Pa. 11th 50.0 pts 4Pete Yates (149): 0-2 Neil Fink (115): 0-1 2020 Minneapolis, Minn. Canceled due to COVID-19 1996-97 4Jesse Dong (157): 0-2 Jim Weeks (123): 1-2 2021 St. Louis, Mo. 15th 36.5 pts 4 Anthony Trongone (174): 1-2 3George Stover (137): 0-1 Chris Martin (150): 0-2 4 2Tommy Spellman (184): 1-2 2Lonny Gallagher (145): 1-1 Eric Hall (158): 0-2 TOP 10 NCAA RECORDS 2John Dattalo (167): 2-2 D.J. Bruce (197): 0-2 3David Marone (285): 3-2 1. Devin Carter 19-6 (.760) 2011-12, 14-15 1967-68 1997-98 2. Zach Epperly 13-5 (.722) 2015-17 Mike Jarrell (123): 0-1 4 2009-10 (1) 3. David McFadden 15-7 (.682) 2016-2019 3George Stover (130): 1-1 Sean Gray (134): 3-2 4Jarrod Garnett (125): 2-2 Nick Brascetta 15-7 (.682) 2012-13, 15-16 2Lonny Gallagher (152): 0-1 David Inkman (142): 0-2 4 3Chris Diaz (141): 4-3, 8th 5. Ty Walz 15-8 (.652) 2014-17 Luther Blair (160): 0-1 Chris Martin (150): 1-2 4Eric Hall (158): 1-2 2Brian Stephens (149): 0-2 6. Pete Yates 11-6 (.647) 2009, 11-13 4Jesse Dong (157): 2-2 7. Joey Dance 14-8 (.636) 2014-17 1968-69 1999-00 (2) 2Matt Epperly (165): 0-2 Jared Haught 14-8 (.636) 2015-18 2Russell Reid (130): 0-1 2Tommy Spellman (184): 1-2 9. Sean Gray 15-9 (.625) 1998, 00-02 3George Stover (137): 1-2 Mike Akers (125): 0-2 4Sean Gray (141): 6-2, 7th^ 10. Jarrod Garnett 11-9 (.550) 2009-11, 13 4 2010-11 *minimum 15 matches 1969-70 Chris Martin (165): 4-2, 4th 4 4Jarrod Garnett (125): 2-2 2Russell Reid (142): 1-2 Eric Hall (174): 3-2 4Scott Justus (184): 1-2 4Devin Carter (133): 3-2 3Chris Diaz (141): 1-2 1973-74 2000-01 (1) 2Brian Stephens (149): 0-2 Pat Rheam (177): 0-1 Sean Gray (141): 3-3, 6th^ 4Jesse Dong (157): 2-2 4 4Pete Yates (165): 1-2 1976-77 Chris Martin (165): 2-2 4 3David Marone (285): 1-2 Bill Pfeffer (UNL): 1-2 Eric Hall (174): 1-2 4Scott Justus (184): 2-2 2011-12 (2) 1977-78 2001-02 2Erik Spjut (125): 1-2 3Mark Miller (190): 0-1 4David Hoffman (133): 2-2 4Devin Carter (133): 5-2, 5th+ 4 3Zach Neibert (141): 2-2 1978-79 Sean Gray (141): 3-2 4 4Nick Brascetta (149): 1-2 Chuck Broderick (158): 0-2 Scott Justus (184): 1-2 4Pete Yates (165): 5-2, 5th^ 3Mark Miller (190): 0-1 2002-03 2Chris Moon (174): 0-2 4 1979-80 Scott Justus (184): 4-2 2012-13 (4) 3Mark Miller (190): 0-1 2003-04 4Jarrod Garnett (125): 5-3, 6th 4 2Erik Spjut (133): 0-2 1982-83 David Hoffman (133): 3-2 3Zach Neibert (141): 4-3, 8th Jason Diggs (134): 0-1 Chris Stith (165): 1-2 4Nick Brascetta (149): 4-3, 8th+ 4Jesse Dong (157): 3-2 1983-84 2004-05 4 4Pete Yates (165): 4-2, 4th^ Rick Stageberg (158): 1-2 David Hoffman (133): 1-2 Tyde Prater (149): 3-2 2Austin Gabel (174): 2-2 2Nick Vetterlein (184): 0-2 1985-86 Reed Carpenter (157): 0-2 Mekhi Lewis won Virginia Tech’s first national Derrick Borlie (197): 2-2 championship in wrestling in 2019 and was named Rob Fair (167): 1-2 Steve Borja (184): 1-2 2Mike Faust (285): 0-2 3David Marone (285): 1-2 the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler. 2 2013-14 (3) ALL-TIME TOP 5 NCAA SEEDS INDIVIDUAL ACC CHAMPIONS 4Joey Dance (125): 6-1. 4th^ 2Dennis Gustafson (133): 1-2 4 + Wrestler Year Seed 2005 (2) 2014 (4) Devin Carter (141): 4-1, 2nd 2 4 3Zach Neibert (149): 2-2 Scott Justus 2001-02 1 Mike Faust, 285 Devin Carter, 141 2Chris Moon (165): 2-2 Joey Dance 2015-16 2 Tyde Prater, 149 Dennis Gustafson, 1332 2Austin Gabel (174): 1-2 Joey Dance 2016-17 2 Zach Neibert, 149 2 Nick Vetterlein (184): 0-2 David McFadden 2017-18 2 2006 (3) Chris Penny, 197 Chris Penny (197): 3-2, 6th Mike Faust, 2852 4 Hunter Bolen 2019-20 2 Ty Walz (285): 2-2 David Hoffman, 141 2015 (2) Sam Latona 2020-21 2 Justin Staylor, 125 Nick Brascetta, 1573 2014-15 (4) Brandon Glover 1958-59 3 4 4Joey Dance (125): 2-2 Devin Carter, 141 Kevin Norstrem (133): 1-2 Sean Gray 2001-02 3 2007 (1) Joey Dance, 1253 Sal Mastriani (149): 2-2 Jesse Dong 2009-10 3 Jon Bonilla-Bowman, 157 4Devin Carter (141): 6-1, 3rd+ Peter Yates 2012-13 3 2016 (2) 4 + Nick Brascetta (157): 5-2, 4th Ty Walz 2015-16 3 2008 (1) Joey Dance, 1253 3Zach Epperly (174): 4-2, 7th Matt Epperly, 1652 Zack Zavatsky, 1843 4Jared Haught (197): 1-2 Ty Walz 2016-17 3 4Ty Walz (285): 5-2, 7th+ Jared Haught 2017-18 3 2010 (4) 2017 (6) Korbin Myers 2020-21 3 3 2015-16 (6) Jesse Dong, 157 Solomon Chishko, 149 4Joey Dance (125): 1-2 Sherman Vandevender 1955-56 4 Matt Epperly, 1652 Joey Dance, 1253 2Solomon Chishko (141): 4-3, 6th^ Sean Gray 2000-01 4 Jarrod Garnett, 1253 Zach Epperly, 174 4Nick Brascetta (157): 6-1, 3rd+ Devin Carter 2013-14 4 Brian Stephens, 149 Jared Haught, 1972 4David McFadden (165): 5-3, 6th# 3 ^ Devin Carter 2014-15 4 Ty Walz, 285 Zach Epperly (174): 7-1, 3rd 3 4 Zach Epperly 2016-17 4 2011 (3) Zack Zavatsky, 184 Zack Zavatsky (184): 2-2 4 4 + Devin Carter, 133 Jared Haught (197): 5-3, 6th Jared Haught 2016-17 4 3 4Ty Walz (285): 4-2, 4th+ Mekhi Lewis 2020-21 4 Jesse Dong, 157 2018 (4) Jarrod Garnett, 1253 Dennis Gustafson, 1332 2016-17 (5) Mike Grandstaff 1961-62 5 Brent Moore, 141 4Joey Dance (125): 5-2, 5th^ Jesse Dong 2010-11 5 2012 (3) David McFadden, 1652 2Solomon Chishko (149): 4-3, 6th^ Jarrod Garnett 2012-13 5 3 2 2 Nick Brascetta, 149 Jared Haught, 197 Sal Mastriani (157): 4-3, 8th 4 3 Zack Zavatsky 2015-16 5 Devin Carter, 133 Zach Epperly (174): 2-2 2 4Zack Zavatsky (184): 1-2^ Zack Zavatsky 2016-17 5 Pete Yates, 165 2019 (3) 4Jared Haught (197): 4-2, 4th+ Hunter Bolen 2020-21 5 Mekhi Lewis, 165 4Ty Walz (285): 4-2, 4th+ 2013 (5) David McFadden, 1742 ACC AWARDS AND HONORS Nick Brascetta, 1493 Zack Zavatsky, 1843 2017-18 (3) Jesse Dong, 1573 Kyle Norstrem (125): 1-2 3 2 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP Jarrod Garnett, 125 2020 (1) Dennis Gustafson (133): 1-2 David Marone, 285 Hunter Bolen, 184 Brent Moore (141): 1-2 MOST VALUABLE WRESTLER 2 2Ryan Blees (149): 1-2 Jon Bonilla-Bowman 2007 (co) 157 Pete Yates, 165 4David McFadden (165): 4-2, 5th# Matt Epperly 2008 165 2021 (2) 3Hunter Bolen (174): 0-2 Sam Latona, 125 4 ^ Pete Yates 2012 165 4 Zack Zavatsky (184): 3-3, 6th - Four-time ACC Champion Korbin Myers, 133 4Jared Haught (197): 4-1, 2nd+ Jarrod Garnett 2013 125 3 - Three-time ACC Champion Andrew Dunn (285): 1-2 Devin Carter 2014 141 2 - Two-time ACC Champion 2018-19 (3) Brent Moore 2018 141 4Korbin Myers (133): 2-2 Korbin Myers 2021 133 ACC TOURNAMENT TEAM RESULTS 2Mitch Moore (141): 1-2 2Ryan Blees (149): 1-2 2005 Second 66.5 pts 2 ACC COACH OF THE YEAR B.C.
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