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Northern Iowa at a Glance Contents Location ...... Cedar Falls, Iowa 50614 1993-94 Outlook ...... 2 -3 Founded ...... 1876 Enrollrnent...... 12,800 Coaching Staff ...... 4 -5 Nicknarne ...... P anthers School Colors ...... Purple & Old Gold 1993-94 Roster ...... 6 President ...... Dr . Constantine Curris Athletic Director ...... Chris Ritrievi Panther Profiles ...... 7-14 Head Wrestling Coach ...... Don Briggs Assistant Coaches ...... Joel Greenlee, Chris Bollin, Brad Bruhl 1992-93 Statistics ...... 15 Home Facility ...... West Gym (2,500) Conference...... lndependent (NCAA West Regional) 1992-93 Dual Results ...... 16 1992-93 Dual Record ...... 10-7 1993 NCAA Tournament ...... 17 1993 NCAA Finish ...... :...... 22nd Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 6/7 1993 West Regional ...... 18 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5/ 5 Assistant Trainer (Wrestling) ...... Micki Austin Record Book ...... 19 Assistant SID (Wrestling) ...... Kevin Kane PantherTraditlon ...... 20-22 To the Media Panther All-Americans ...... 23-25 Press facilities in the West Gym are very limited. Only working media are allowed access to the press area, which is located on the south side of the Year-by-Year Results ...... 26 arena. Head coach Don Briggs and team members are available for interviews in All-Time Dual Results ...... 27-29 person or by telephone on most occasions. Interviews may be arranged through Assistant SID Kevin Kane (319/ 273-3642) or directly through the All-Time Lettermen ...... 30-31 Wrestling Office (319/ 273-6473). The best time to contact team members is before or after practice in the West Gym wrestling room, located on the ·All-Time Records vs. Opponents.32 north side of the building. Practice normally runs from approximately 3 till 5:15p.m. Monday thru Friday. 1993-94 Opponents ...... 33-35 Meet credentials may be requested through Kane at the above telephone 1 number or at the following address: Sports Information, Upper NW UNI Team Honors ...... 36 Dome, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, lA 50614

Andy Showalter The University of Northern lowa ...... IFC

1993-94 Schedule ...... BC

On the cover: Panther tri-captains (top) Senior Dave Malecek; (middle) Junior All American Justin Greenlee; (bottom) Senior Andy Showalter. Back cover: Junior Nate Hartle 1993-94 Outlook

by Kevin Evans, Sports Editor Waterloo Courier "That's our goal, to get back up to the top 10 nexperience. It's a word that comes in the country." I up frequently when Panther coach Don Briggs talks about the 1993-94 season. •From what I've seen early on, And it's no wonder. The 10 wrestlers this could be a little bit better who are no longer with the program group,• said Briggs of a group that since just last year represent 494 career includes 14 wrestlers. •when wins for the Panthers. those guys came in earlier there Regulars at five of the weights alone was almost a party-type that graduated accounted for 364 atmosphere as opposed to the victories. hard work ethic I've seen from this •tnexperience-that will be the whole group." weakness of our team," said Briggs, Some of the freshmen will starting his 12th year at the helm of UNI's have a shot at replacing the likes wrestling program. of Brad Bruhl, Burke Tyree, Scott •we have to have some guys mature Hassel, Jamie Byrne and Steve really fast if this team is going to be what Hartle, holder of 364 wins as a we want it to be-a team in the top 10 in group. the nation. . "That's our goal, to get back up to the s the Panthers begin work, Justin Greenlee top 10 in the country." here is the way Briggs sees If that is to happen, the Panthers will A his lineup: likely have to ride on the back of four individuals. 118 pounds: With Bruhl and Tyree 142 pounds: •Hartle without a doubt is Justin Greenlee, Dave Malecek, Nate gone, there will be a new face here. the main person,• Briggs said. •He's Hartle and Andy Showalter are the Red shirt freshmen Scott Murray and going to stand out." foundation around which Briggs will Brent Paulsen are the most likely. Achallenge could come from senior build this Panther team. •Murray will have to cut a lot of Brian Raymon. Greenlee is a returning All-American, weight,• said Briggs. "That's the big Malecek has been to the NCAA three question there. He's the toughest right 150 pounds: Briggs is hoping Doug times, Showalter twice and Hartle once. now." Kjeldgaard will make it here. •t see this as a year where those guys •tf he gets his weight under control, carry this team-point-wise,• said Briggs. 126 pounds: Andy Showalter should 150 is his spot. I think he will be able to •Malecek and Greenlee-! expect those win the job if he elects to cut down and get it done. He had a year of varsity 2 two to be in the NCAA finals. Showalter stay there. "If he does, he's the guy,• said competition last season and that should certainly has the capability as well, and Briggs. •He is head and shoulders ahead help him a lot." Nate Hartle should be an All-American of everyone else. He's showing more If Kjeldgaard doesn't make it, red shirt this year." maturity and more mental toughness freshman Dan Sperry or true freshman After those four the lineup will be than ever before. And the thing I'm Chris Bahr could battle it out. laced with talented, yet inexperienced impressed with is he's showing 158 pounds: Briggs hopes a big wrestlers. It's even possible a couple of leadership he hasn't before." question here is answered by sophomore true freshmen could break into the If Showalter elects to go to 134, Sean Scarbrough. lineup, though Briggs hopes that won't Murray could move in. Anot her •t think he has the capability of being happen. possibility is true freshman Ryan Kutz. the solid 158-pounder for us this year,• When Malecek, Showalter and Doug 134 pounds: Briggs doesn't even rule said Briggs. Scarbrough sat out last Kjeldgaard were freshmen, they were out Murray at this weight. •Don't count part of what was thought to be the best season after having a tumor removed him out,• he said. Showalter also is a from his spine, so it's been two years since class of freshmen ever at UN I. But some possibility. If not one of those two, it he has wrestled much competitively. of those freshmen didn't hang around could be red shirt freshman Dusty Rhodes Challenging will be redshirt freshman long enough to become seniors and that leaves open the possibility of some or veterans Doug Black or Troy Bennett. Dan Kjeldgaard, Doug's younger brother. youngsters moving into the lineup. "Both have a lot of talent,• said Briggs. ·slack is one of the hardest workers we 167 pounds: Jason Wedgbury returns Ironically, Briggs thinks this year's after wrestling in 13 duals as a freshman. group of newcomers may be even a little have on the team. Bennett has a great attitude and is a hard-nosed kid." He could get a challenge from true better. freshman Ryan Cummings. 1993- 94 Outlook

177 pounds: Shawn Pippert transferred to UNI when Drake dropped its program and is the leading candidate. His main challenge will come from true freshman Robert Armey.

190 pounds: Malecek. That's it, unless something unforeseen happens. He will be backed up by freshman Ben Barton, who would wrestle only if Malecek had a season-ending injury.

Heavyweight: Greenlee is all alone. But being a returning All-American and with a highly successful summer behind him, he looks ready for great things. "That was just a stepping stone for him," said Briggs of Greenlee's eighth place NCAA finish. "Getting second in a tournament in Italy, winning the Pan-Am Games and the Olympic Festival have given him a ton of confidence. You can see it in the way he walks. He's just a much more confident person." Briggs would like to hold the entire Nate Hartle freshman class out, but it's unlikely to be a luxury he will have. "I think we are going to have to use "I'm looking for a lot of blooming to riggs knows it's a big hill the some of them," he said. "Kutz. Bahr and take place on the team with the direction BPanthers are trying to climb either Cummings or Armey could be and guidance obviously of the coaches, without many experienced called on." but also from Malecek. Showalter, Hartle climbers. The veteran Panther coach knows the and Greenlee," he said. "I'm more excited this year than I · entire season will be a learning and "We have got to shoot for the top 10, have been in past years," he said. "We growing experience for many of his but realistically, without a doubt the top won't make the top 20 ran kings early in wrestlers. 15. You know, if two or three guys shine the year, but that's fine with me. I for you, you could end up in the top 10." wouldn't want to start off ranked too high. 3 Coaching Staff

Head Coach Don Briggs ""' .,Ct;' NCAA '.850 ,.•.. The 1993-94 season lOth marks the 12th year of the .·.·,,,,,,.· :~~ . < .•., 11th Don Briggs era of 18th .17th Northern Iowa wrestling, a \\,.600 .J3th period that has been marked by consistently 13th . ·· 14th competitive and winning .. 11th teams. 11th Onlythesixth head •o lQth. coach in school history, Briggs' accomplishments 22nd as the Panther head man are quite impressive, although one could never get him to admit it. . But Briggs' record speaks for itself. Under his direction the percentage ranks him among the nation's elite. He has Panthers have placed in the top 25 at the NCAA Championships accomplished that feat while sticking to his philosophy of every season and have been ranked as high as fourth in the competing against the best collegiate wrestling has to offer. nation. UNI was ranked fifth and eighth in 1988 and 1989, Before being named head coach in 1982, Briggs served as an respectively, in the final Amateur Wrestling News poll. The assistant to long-time head coach Chuck Patten for seven seasons Panthers equalled their best finish at the NCAA Division I and as a graduate assistant one year. Championships in 1992 by finishing 1Oth, matching the finish of A native of Cedar Rapids, lA, Briggs graduated from Jefferson Briggs' first season in 1983 when he was voted National Rookie High School and later received his bachelor's degree in physical Coach of the Year by his peers. He has led Northern Iowa to eight education from the University of Iowa in 1971 . While wrestling consecutive NCAA Regional titles with his other three teams for the Hawkeyes, he placed fourth in the Big 10 at 134 pounds as placing second. a sophomore and third as a junior and senior. He was voted team During his tenure, he has posted a 143-60 record, making him captain as a senior. Although he did not compete his first year at the second winningest coach in school history and giving him Iowa, Briggs compiled a 30-5-1 career record, posting more victories at the NCAA Division I level than any of his consecutive marks of 12-2-1, 12-2 and 6-1 . predecessors. Since first joining the UNI staff as a graduate Briggs served one season as assistant coach at Cedar Rapids assistant in 1974, Briggs has coached 48 NCAA All-Americans and Prairie High School before becoming a graduate assistant at UNI 14 national champions. in 1974. He completed his graduate work with a master's degree Highly respected among his peers, Briggs has won eight in physical education in 1975. consecutive NCAA West Regional Coach of the Year awards and Briggs is an avid hunter and fisherman in his spare time, but is 4 served a two-year term as president of the National Wrestling best known as a skydiver. He has completed over 1,500 jumps Coaches Assocation from 1988-90. since taking up the sport. All eleven of Briggs' teams have had winning records, only He and his wife, Dianna, reside in rural Cedar Falls. two below a .600 winning percentage, and his .704 career

Sin~~ DOn Briggs' am val at Brett Adams; Independence, lA Dick Erickson, Kansas City, MO Paul Kreimeyer, Kan~s CitY, MD Johri Pnor, York~ille, IL UNI iii 1974 under head Tim Ascher!, Waverly, lA . Hans GOettsch, Fort Dodge, IA John Kriebs, Springfield, MO · Mark Pu~teln il!, Rock lsland,IL coach Chuck Patten; he has Tim Balvimz, Wastlington, lA Dave Grant, Minneapolis, MN Todd Lapj>e, Ida Grovi;) IA .· · · Rick Rubel. Waverly, lA · played animportanfp~~ in ·.·. Riheavyweight, he set the American Chris Bollin was appointed to the Northern Iowa staff in September as UNI standard for career dual wins with 58 Volunteer and never lost a collegiate dual meet the second assistant to head coach Don Briggs. Assistant Coach posting a 58-0-3 mark, while his over~ll Bollin brings an outstanding record of 127-16-4 gives him the top Brad Bruhl collegiate and international competitive winning percentage in school history. Brad Bruhl is in his first season as a record to his first coaching job. He Greenlee was an NCAA qualifier all volunteer assistant with the Panthers placed third at 118 pounds at the 1989 four seasons and earned All-America after completing his career a yea r ago. NCAA Championships as a junior, and honors twice, placing fourth as a junior Bruhl concluded his collegiate career also qualified for the national meet as a and second his senior year. He also last season with his second consecutive sophomore and senior. He won the Big competed in the National Wrestling trip to the NCAA Tournament and a 61 - Eight title as a junior and then lost only Coaches Association All-Star Classic his 23 career record, ranking him ninth on to North Carolina's Doug Wyland in the final two seasons. the school's career winning percentage NCAA meet, capping a 34-5-1 season. The Waverly, lA, native continues to list at .726. After being ranked fifth in the nation wrestle competitively on the The Fort Dodge, lA, native transferred at 126 early in the season in 1987, Bollin international level at 286 pounds, having to Northern Iowa in 1991 after two sustained an elbow injury which forced been a member of the United States seasons at Iowa and immediately him to miss the remainder of the season Freestyle Team since 1990. He has became the Panthers' top 118-pounder. 5 and received a medical hardship. competed in the Cerro Palado He compiled a 22-7 record in each of He qualified for his first NCAA T~ur~ament in Cuba the past three years, his two seasons at UNI, posting a 9-2 dual Tournament as a sophomore in 1987 wmnmg the championship in 1993 after mark as a junior and 12-4 slate as a a~er taking runnerup honors at the Big placing second and fourth the two senior. He won a UNI Open, Nebraska E1ght meet and finished the season with previous years. In the past year, he has Omaha Open and two NCAA West a 23-11-1 mark. won the Cuban Grand Prix, placed Regional titles in his two years with the Bollin also took second in the second at the National Freestyle Open Panthers. He placed fourth at the 1992 and third at the World Team Trials. conference meet his senior season in 1990 and finished with a 22-4-2 mark, Midlands. Greenlee toured the Soviet Union Bruhl went 17-9 in two seasons at giving him a career slate of 85-30-3. with the U.S. team in January of 1991 and Iowa and finished third at the 1990 , A native of Leavenworth, KS ., he was a competed at the Tblisi Tournament. He National Espoirs. also accompanied the United States th'ree-time state champion at Freestyle Team to the Olympic Games in Immaculata High, where he compiled a Barcelona in 1992. Currently ranked third 114-1-1 career record and was rated the in the U.S. at heavyweight, Greenlee number one recruit in the nation at 112 represents the New York Ath letic Club in pounds by Amateur Wrestling News. open competition. . Since receiving his bachelor's degree He was a High School All-American at 1n communications in 1990, Bollin has Waverly-Shell Rock (lA) High School as a continued to compete on the senior after capping a 2HJ season with a international level, placing th ird at the state championship. 1992 Olympic Trials and fourth at this 1993-94 Roster

Name Wt. Yr. Experience Major Hometown/High School Mike Altemeier 142 Fr. Undecided Newton, Iowa/Newton Robert Armey 167 Fr. Criminology West Liberty, Iowa/West Liberty Chris Bahr 150 Fr. Education LaCrosse, WisJCentral Ben Barton 190 Fr. Sociology Wabasha, MinnJWabasha-Kellogg Brad Beaman 158 Fr. Business Greenfield, Iowa/Johnston Dan Beerman 126 Jr. NVL Undecided Norwalk, Iowa/Norwalk Troy Bennett 126 Jr. NVE Sociology Fort Dodge, Iowa/Fort Dodge Doug Black 126 Sr. NVE Business Fort Dodge, Iowa/Fort Dodge Chad Budden 126 So. NVE Elementary Ed. Sheldon, Iowa/Sheldon Community Ken Ciesielski 167 So. NVE Construction Mgt. Jesup, Iowa/Jesup Ryan Cummings 158 Fr. Business Mediapolis, Iowa/Mediapolis Chad Dennie 190 So. Economics Winthrop, Iowa/East Buchanan Brett Fisher 150 Jr. Manufacturing Tech. Grundy Center, Iowa/Grundy Center Adam Greenlee 177 So. NVL Biology Eddyville, Iowa/Eddyville Justin Greenlee HWT Jr. 2VL Chemistry Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock Nate Hartle 142 Jr. 2VL Accounting Sioux City, Iowa/ East Dan Kjeldgaard 167 Fr. RS Chemistry/Biology Council Bluffs, Iowa/Lewis Central Doug Kjeldgaard 150 Sr. 1VL Computer Science Council Bluffs, Iowa/Lewis Central John Kollmorgen 167 Jr. Biology Humboldt, Iowa/Humboldt Ryan Kutz 126 Fr. Physical Education Lodi, Wis./Lodi Manuel Macias 134 Fr. RS Undecided Davenport, Iowa/North Dave Malecek 190 Sr. 3VL Physical Education Osage, Iowa/Osage Jason Meier 142 Fr. Undecided Denver, Iowa/Denver Matt Meinhard 177 Jr. NVE Elementary Ed. Ames, Iowa/Ames Scott Murray 118 Fr. RS Business Topeka, KanJWashburn Rural Tim Novak 142 So. NVL Accounting Cedar Rapids, lowa/LaSalle Brent Paulson 118 Fr. RS Community Rec. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy Shawn Pippert 177 Jr. TR Elementary Ed. Muscatine, Iowa/Louisa-Muscatine 6 Brian Raymon 142 Sr. NVE Political Science Marshalltown, Iowa/Marshalltown Dusty Rhodes 126 Fr. RS Sports Medicine Osage, Iowa/Osage Sean Scarbrough 150 So. NVE Communications Waterloo, Iowa/Columbus Kelly Seery 118 Fr. Biology New Hampton, Iowa/New Hampton Andrew Showalter 126 Sr. 2VL Industrial Tech. Waterloo, Iowa/West Eric Slessor 126 Fr. Undecided Independence, Iowa/Independence Dan Sperry 134 Fr. RS Marketing Independence, Iowa/Independence Rick VanderWoude 158 Fr. RS Elementary Ed. Rock Rapids, Iowa/Central Lyon Rob Wadle 150 Fr. Accounting Milo, Iowa/Southeast Warren Jason Wedgbury 158 So. 1VL Physical Education Hampton, Iowa/Hampton

Experience: #Vl - Number of Varsity letters; NVL - Varsity Experience, but Non-letterwinner; NVE - No Varsity Experience; TR Transfer; RS - Redshirt

Head Coach: Don Briggs (Iowa '71) Assistant Coaches: Joel Greenlee (Northern Iowa '89), Chris Bollin (Oklahoma '90) Team Captains

Figures to be one of the top Championships as a freshman by plac ing heavyweights in the country in 1993-94 second at the West Regional...took third after winn ing the Pan American Games at the UNI Open and fourth at Northern and Olympic Festival last summer, and Open ... ll of his 121osses came to fin ishing second at the Tropheo Milone nationally-rated opponents ...ll of 21 Tou rnament in Italy. 1992-93 ...F inished victories came by at least a major eighth in the NCAA To urnament to ea rn decision. 1990-91 ... Red shi rted . High his first All-America honor ... entered the Schooi ...The Iowa high school champion NCAAs seeded 1Oth, then upset the #7 at 275 pounds as a sen ior after placing seed in the second round ... was ranked as third at 189 as a junior ... posted a 38-1 hig h as lOth in the nation during the record as a senior to cap off a 92-28-2 season .. .led the Panthers with 32 wins career ... placed second at Jun ior Nationa ls and 15 pins, putting him 1Oth on UNI's in 1990 ... won the World Trials and placed career pins list with 2l ...p inned three seventh at the Junior World 1eam eapiain - opponents in less than six minutes to win Championships ...named High School All llllll~ the West Reg ional...also won the UNI America by Amateur Wrestling News and Open and placed third at Nebrasl

Looks to be one of the nation's top 190- before going 2-2 at NCAAs ...lost narrow pounders this season after being ranked decisions to Rex Holman of Ohio State, throughout each of the past two Travis Fiser of Iowa and former World seasons ... has consistently been one of the silver medalist Melvin Douglas ...led the Panthers' most consistent wrestlers Panthers with 30 victories. 1990-91...Was throughout his career. 1992-93 .. . UNI 's starter at 190 throughout the Qualified for his third NCAA Tournament season ...named to Amateur Wrestling by winning his third West Regional News' Freshman All-Star Team ...won a title ... was rated eighth in the final poll, thrilling sudden death overtime match but was ranked as high as fourth during over Notre Dame's Steve King in the final the season ...won the Nebraska-Omaha of the West Regional to earn his first trip Open, finished third at the Northern to the NCAA Championships ... placed in Open and second at Midlands, where he every tournament he competed in, 7 lost in the final to Melvin Douglas, 10- winning the Midwest 1eam eapiain - 6. ..went 13-3 in duals, missing only the Championships ... defeated four Jvellll2~ Iowa meet due to a hand injury; also nationally-rated opponents ... recorded sustained a broken nose in February, but UNI's fastest pin of the season, flattening Dave Malecek continued to wrestle ... ranked second on Mark Hesser of North Dakota State in 18 Senior the squad with 29 victories and five seconds at the UNI Open. 1989-90 ... 190 Pounds major decisions; his five technical falls led Redshirted . High Schooi .. A highly Osage, Iowa the Panthers ... jumped out to a 17-3 recruited prep who won the state title at OsageH.S. record before losing three of five in mid 167 as a junior and 171 as a senior after Birthdate - Augu st 18, 1970 January .. .posted a 5-5 mark vs. ranked qualifying his sophomore season ... named Major - Physical Education opponents. 199 1-92. ..Earned his second High School All-America by Amateur consecutive trip to the NCAA Wrestling News and Asics Tiger after a 29- Tournament and came within one win of 1 senior year ... was twice an all-state All-America honors ... was ranked as high running back. as fifth in the nation during the season ...won the UNI Open and West Year Overall Duals Pins Regional championships ... placed third at 1990-91 27-15-1 11-8-1 3 the Nebraska-Omaha Open and fifth at 1991 -92 30-8-Q 9-2-Q 5 the Northern Open ... missed four weeks in 1992-93 29-8-Q 13-3-Q 2 January after undergoing arthroscopic Career 86-31 -1 33-13-1 10 knee surgery ... won 12 of last 13 matches Team Captains

Atwo-time NCAA qualifier who will be Reg ional...won 16 of his last 20 the Panther starter at 126 or 134 matches .. .finished 9-2-3 in dual pounds ...with a strong season, should be competition ... defeated sixth-ranked Mike a top contender for All-America honors. Pasdo of Marquette at West Regional and 1992-93 ... Made his second trip to the lost only 5-4 to NCAA runnerup Shawn NCAA Championships after winning the Charles at the Midlands ... competed seven West Regional...competed in 13 of 17 times at 134 pounds. 1990-91 ... Saw duals, going 7-6 ... placed third on the limited tournament action due to an team in pins with five ... ranked as high as elbow injury. 1989-90 ... Redshirted. High 11th in the nation in preseason ... won the School... Won the state high school UNI Open and took sixth at the Northern championship as a senior after placing Open .. .lost in the first round of the NCAA third the previous season ... captured the Tournament, finishing the season 3-7 vs. state freestyle title and was runneru p at 1eam, eap~mn - rated opponents, and 21 -11 for the the Iowa Games in 1989 ...an honorable Jv(]IJIJ2~ year ... named to the National Wrestling mention all-star as a senior ...also lettered Coaches Association All-Academic Team. in football and track for the Wahawks. Andrew Showalter 1991-92 ... The most pleasant surprise of Senior the year for the Panthers, he emerged Year Overall Duals Pins 126Pounds ·. from a wide-open battle early in the 1990-91 3-4-0 0 Waterloo, Iowa season to earn a varsity spot throughout 1991-92 28-13-3 9-2-3 2 WestH.S. the year ... missed only the Minnesota 1992-93 21 -11-0 7-6-0 5 Birthdate • March 28, 1970 dual, due to an elbow injury ... finished Career 52-28-3 16-8-3 7 Major -Industrial Technology second at the UNI Open and West

The varsity starter at 142 the past two and eventual All-American Mike seasons, being counted on as one of the Eierman .. .wrestled six consecutive ranked team leaders for 1993-94. 1992· opponents in January, going 2-4. 1991· 93...Earned his first trip to the NCAA 92 ... Was pressed into action when older 8 Tournament, the o~ly Panther to go as a brother, Steve, was injured in December wild card after finishing second at the and wrestled in all but one dual meet, NCAA West Regiona l... was defeated in going 7-7, 13-10 overal l...placed second the first round by 12th-seeded Tom at the UNI Open ...three of seven dual Barley of Millersville, who older brother, losses came to nationally-ranked Steve, beat in the seventh-place match in opponents. 1990-91 ...Redsh irted. High the 1991 NCAA Tournament...placed Schooi...Capped a 37-0 senior season by second at the UNI Open and fifth at winn ing the 140-pound state Nebraska-Omaha ... the only Panther to championship .. .a past state freesty le Jv(JIJIJ2~ compete in all17 dual meets, compiling a champion ...compiled an 82-14 career Nate Hartle 9-8 mark ...ranked fourth on the team in record ... a four-year letterman in pins and major decisions with four wrestling, two in football. Junior each ...went through a mid-season slump 142 Pounds where he won just three of 12 matches, Sioux City, Iowa Year Overall Duals Pins then rebounded to win eight of his last 1991-92 13-10-0 7-7-0 0 East H.S. 10 ... went 2-7 vs. ranked competition with 1992-93 20-16-0 9-8-0 4 Birthdate- November 11,1971 victories over then fifth -rated Ryan Sugai Major· Accounting Career 33-26-0 16-15..() 4 Returning Lenermen

One of six returning lettermen, he will be pounder Gary Steffensmeier was a top challenger at 1SO or 158 pounds. injured ... placed sixth at the UNI Open at 1992-93 ... Posted a 10...8 record despite 142 pounds. 1989-90. .. Redshirted. High being slowed due to injury part of the Schooi...Completed a perfect 37-Missouri and Cal and season wins and takedowns. State Bakersfield ...took third at 158 pounds at the Midwest Veer Overall Duals Pins Championships ... competed at 1SO , 158 199Q-91 12-12-{) 1-4-{) 3 and 167 pounds ...earned his first 1991-92 8-5-{) 2-2-{) 1 collegiate letter. 1990-91...Competed in 1992-93 10...8-{) Q-2-{) 1 Doug Kjeldgaard five duals, filling in when regular 1SO - Career 30-25-0 3-8-0 s Senior 150 Pounds Council Bluffs, Iowa Lewis Central H.S. Birthdate- May 14, 1971 Major- Computer Science

The incumbent at 167 who is favored to Schooi...A High School All-American who nail down that varsity spot again after a won the Class 2A 16o-pound state title as year of experience. 1992-93 .. .1nherited a senior and placed second as a the 167-pound slot in the lineup after sophomore ... posted a 11 S-8 career veteran Cory Manning left the squad in record ...also earned all-state football and December, competing in 13 of 17 all-conference baseball honors ...also 9 duals ...posted a 13-21 record, 2-11 in lettered in track. duals ...took sixth at 177 pounds at the UNI Open ... placed fourth at West Veer Overall Duals Pins Regional. 1991-92 ...Redshirted . High 1992-93 13-21-{) 2-11-{) 2

Jason Wedgbury Sophomore 167 Pounds Hampton, loWll Hampton-Dumont Community H.S. Birthdate- March 11, 1973 Major- Education Squad Members

Bennett Black Budden Ciesielski Dennie

Dan Beerman Doug Black Conference All-Academic Team three times ... also lettered in cross country. Junior Senior 126 Pounds 126 Pounds Year Overall Duals Pins Norwalk, Iowa Fort Dodge, Iowa 1992-93 1-4-

A. Greenlee Kjeldgaard Macias Meinhard

Adam Greenlee wins in a season (46) and career (134), ScoHMurray and pins in a season (33) ...won the state Sophomore Greco-Roman championship as a senior Freshman 177 Pounds and finished third at Junior 118 Pounds Eddyville, Iowa Nationals ...captained his wrestling and Topeka, Kansas Eddyville H.S. football teams. Washburn Rural H.S. Birthdate- October 26, 1972 Birthdate - August 1, 1973 Major- Biology Major - Business

Considered a contender for the top spot Manuel Macias Likely to be in the lineup at 118, 126 or at 177, his varsity experience from a year Freshman 134 ...finished sixth at 123 pounds at ago should be a plus. 1992-93 ... Saw 134Pounds National Espoirs last summer .. .a highly action in four dual meets as a freshman, Davenport, Iowa touted prep who UNI's coaches feel may going winless in four outings against North H.S. be the best of their '92 recruiting class. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Northern Illinois Birthdate- April24, 1974 1992-93 ... Redshirted. High Schooi...A and Drake ... split time between 167 and Major - Undecided High School All-American who was a 177 pounds ...posted a 4-11 overall two-time Kansas high school champion record. 1991-92 ... Redshirted. High 1992·93 ...Redshirted . High Schooi...A and finished third twice ... posted a 131-5 Schooi ...A fine all-around athlete who three-time state qualifier who placed career record. earned 161etters-four each in wrestling, twice ... won the state AAU championship football, cross country and track ...a state twice ... named to the all-conference team wrestling qualifier and all-state three times and named his team's Most Tim Novak linebacker in football. Valuable Wrestler. Sophomore Year Overall Duals Pins 142 Pounds 1992-93 4-11-Q 0-4-Q 0 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 11 Man Meinhard LaSalleH.S. Junior Birthdate- April11, 1973 177 Pounds Major- Accounting Dan Kjeldgaard Ames, Iowa Freshman Ames High School 1992-93 ... Had planned to redshirt, but 167 Pounds Birthdate- January 29, 1972 competed in one varsity match after a Council Bluffs, Iowa Major- Elementary Education rash of injuries left the team Lewis Central H.S. shorthanded .. .lost his only varsity match Birthdate -June29, 1974 1992-93 ... Member of squad but did not to Iowa's Bill Zadick in a 134-pound Major- Chemistry compete. High School... lettered in match, 12-6 ...comp iled a 5-6 record in football and wrestling. tournament competition. High Figures to mount a strong challenge for Schooi...Piaced second in Iowa Class 1A the varsity at 158 or 167 pounds ...took state meet as a junior... participated in the runnerup honors at last summer's Espoir 1991 North/South All-Star Meet and the Greco-Roman national meet. 1992- 1992 lowa/Stravapol Duals ... a two-time 93 ... Redshirted. High Schooi ... Afour conference champ and MVP who also time state qualifier who placed third as a earned all-conference honors in football. junior and senior ...named to Amateur Wrestling News' High School All-America Year Overall Duals Pins Team after finishing his career with a 1992-93 5-7-o 0-1-Q 0 132-21 record ... set school records for Squad Members

Rayman Rhodes Scarbrough Sperry VanderWoude

Brent Paulson Year Overall Duals Pins Schooi...Won the 160-pound state title in 1990-91 1-2-<> 1 Class 3A as a senior after placing fourth Freshman 1991-92 3-6-{) 0 his junior year ...an all-stater in football 118 Pounds 1992-93 4-4-<> 2 who was also named Metro Most Cedar Rapids, Iowa Valuable Player. Kennedy H.S. Career 8-12-0 3 Birthdate-September 27, 1973 Major- Community Recreation Dusty Rhodes Dan Sperry 1992-93 ... Redshirted. High Freshman Freshman Schooi...Compiled a 110-10-1 career 126 Pounds 134 Pounds record on his way to three top three Osage, Iowa Independence, Iowa finishes at the state tournament OsageH.S. Independence H.S. placed first as a senior, third as a junior Birthdate- May 24, 1974 Birthdate - May7, 1974 and second as a sophomore ... went 3-2 at Major- Sports Medicine Major - Marketing the National High School Tournament..voted his team's Should be a contender for the varsity 1992-93 ... Redshirted. High Outstanding Wrestler twice and received spot at 126 or 134 pounds. 1992- School... Captured the state the "Sparkplug• award all four 93 ... Redshirted. High Schooi...Earned championship as a senior after placing seasons ...also lettered in football and High School All-America honors after fourth his junior year ... named his team's baseball. winning the Iowa state championship as Outstanding Wrestler as a junior and a senior ...compiled a 109-26-3 career senior .. .also earned all-state football record ...finished third at state as a honors and all-conference baseball Brian Haymon junior .. .a four-time letterwinner. recognition. 12 Senior 142 Pounds Marshalltown, Iowa Sean Scarbrough Rick VanderWoude Marshalltown H.S. Sophomore Sophomore Birthdate-January 9, 1971 158 Pounds 158 Pounds Major- Political Science Waterloo, Iowa Rock Rapids, Iowa Columbus H.S. Central Lyon H.S. Figures to challenge at 134, 142 or 150 Birthdate-January 18, 1973 Birthdate-July 24, 1973 pounds. 1992-93 ...Was sidelined much Major- Communications Major- Elementary Education of the season with an elbow injury, but went 4-4 in open competition with two Appears to be fully healthy for the first 1992-93 ... Redshirted after transferring pins. 1991-92-.Posted a Hi record from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. t~me in collegiate career after being competing in open tournaments. 1990- sidetracked by medical problems the 1991-92 ...Competed at Coe. High 91 ...Went 1-2 in limited tournament past two seasonLthe early-season Schooi...A four-year letterman who action. 1989-90 ...Redshirted . High frontrunner at 158 pounds. 1992- qualified for the state meet as a junior School.. .A two-year letterman who was a 93 ... Was forced to miss the entire season and senior ... named all-conference in participant in the 1989 state tournament after having a tumor removed from his wrestling three times and football once. and the Cadet Nationals. spine. 1991-92 ...Redshirted . High Newcomers

Ryan Cummings Freshman 158 Pounds Mediapolis, Iowa Mediapolis H.S. Birthdate- February 22, 1975 Major- Business

Altemeier Armey Bohr Barton High Schooi...A High School All American who twice won the Iowa Class 2A title at 152 pounds and won the Minnesota championship at 140 as a Mike Altemeier Ben Barton sophomore ... finished his career with a 132-13 mark and went 77-1 his final two Freshman Freshman seasons ... also lettered in football, 142 Pounds 190 Pounds baseball and track. .. was named all-state Newton, Iowa Wabasha, Minnesota in football and all-conference in baseball. NewtonH.S. Wabasha-Kellogg H.S. Birthdate- January 13, 1975 Birthdate - March 18, 1975 Major - Undecided Major - Undecided Breu Fisher High Schooi...A state qualifier as a senior High Schooi...Finished second at the Senior for the Cardinals. Minnesota state tournament at 189 as a 158 Pounds senior, going 42-1... placed third as a Grundy Center, Iowa junior ...compiled a 145-38 career Grundy Center H.S. Robert Armey mark. .. also lettered three years each in Birthdate- March 6, 1972 football and baseball. Major - Manufacturing Technology Freshman 167 Pounds High Schooi...A two-time all-conference West liberty, Iowa Brad Beaman wrestler who also was a member of two West Liberty H.S. state championship football teams.· Birthdate- November 12, 1974 Freshman Major- Criminology 150 Pounds Greenfield, Iowa High School... The Iowa Class 2A state Johnston H.5. John Kollmorgen runnerup as a senior at 171 pounds after Birthdate- November 4, 1974 Junior finishing fifth as a junior. Major- Business Management 167 Pounds Humboldt, Iowa 13 High Schooi...Captured the Iowa Class Humboldt H.5. Chris Bahr 2A state championship at 160 pounds as Birthdate- December 25, 1971 a senior after finishing fifth at 152 the Major - Biology Freshman previous year ... went an undefeated 45-Q 142 Pounds as a senior ...competed in the 1993 LaCrosse, Wisconsin North/South All-Star Meet ... also lettered Central H.S. in football and track, earning all Birthdate -July 13,1975 conference recognition in both. Major - Education

High School... Won the large school state title in Wisconsin as a senior at 140 pounds after placing the previous two years.

Beamon Cummings Fisher Kollmorgen Newcomers

Pippert Seery Siess or Wadle

Ryan Kutz Shawn Pippert Kelly Seery Freshman Junior Freshman 126 Pounds 177 Pounds 118 Pounds Lodi, Wisconsin Muscatine, Iowa New Hampton, Iowa Lodi H.S. Louisa-Muscatine H.S. New Hampton H.S. Birthdate -June 14,1975 Birthdate- November 14, 1971 Birthdate-June 29, 1975 Major- Physical Education Major- Elementary Education Major- Biology

High Schooi...A two-time Wisconsin Considered a top contender at 16 7 and High Schooi...Won the state Class 2A title state champion ·who went undefeated 177 after transferring from Drake. 1991- as a senior for the Chickasaws at 112 his last two seasons, winning at 125 and 92 ...Tri-captain who took third place at pounds, going 33-2. 130 pounds ...also finished third as a the Western Athletic Conference sophomore ...concluded his career with a Championships ...named to all 125-11 mark and was named High tournament teams at the Bulldog Open Eric Slessor School AII-American ...won his conference and Drake Classic ... placed fifth at title all four years and was twice named Midwest Championships ... compiled a 33- Freshman conference MVP ... also lettered in 15 mark and was named team's Most 126 Pounds baseball. Courageous Wrestler. 1990-91 .. .Finished Independence, Iowa 25-24-1 at Drake and took second at the Independence H.S. Western Athletic Conference Birthdate- May 1, 1975 Championships ... named Most Major - Undecided Jason Meier Outstanding Newcomer and Most Freshman Inspirational. High Schooi ... Piaced High Schooi .. .A state qua lifer as a senior 142 Pounds second at the Iowa state meet at 171 who posted a 32-8 record for the 14 Denver, Iowa pounds as a senior while posting a 32-1 Mustangs. Denver H.S. mark ... compiled a 112-20 career mark Birthdate- AugustlO, 1975 with 26 pins ... placed fourth as a junior at Major- Undecided 160 .. .also named all-state in football as a Rob Wadle senior. High School... Won the state high title at Freshman 150 Pounds 140 pounds as a senior, capping a 32-4 Year Overall Duals Pins Milo, Iowa season. 1990-91* 25-24-1 19-13-1 NA Southeast Warren H.S. 1991 -92* 33-15..() 18-7..() NA Birthdate- June 25, 1975 Career 58-39-1 37-20-1 Major -Accounting *at Drake High Schooi...Posted a 33-1 record as a senior with his only loss coming in the finals of the 152-pound state final...also took third as a junior and second as a sophomore ... won the state AAU championship.. .also lettered in football. 1992-93 Final Statistics

POINTS PIN TF MD QUICK WGT WRESTLER OVERALL DUALS CAREER C.DUALS UNI-OP W-L W-L W-L PIN 118 Brad Bruhl 22-7 12-4 61 -23 21-6 47-14 3-Q 2-Q 5-3 1:32 118 Burke Tyree 10-10 1-2 49-37 10-11 3-6 1-Q 1-Q 0-1 1:53 126 Andy Showalter 21-11 7-6 52-28-3 16-8-3 26-20 s-o 1-1 1-2 3:23 126 Dan Beerman 6-6 1-Q 11-12 1-Q 3-Q 126 Chad Budden 1-4 1-4 134 Scott Hassel 21-8 12-4 89-39-2 34-15-2 49-12 7-Q 1-Q 3-Q 3:20 134 Doug Black 8-7 15-17 1-1 142 Nate Hartle 20-16 9-8 33-26 16-15 35-28 4-Q 3-1 4-2 1:02 142 Tracy Watts 13-13 1-3 24-25 1-3 3-11 1-Q 2-3 1:50 142 Tim Novak 5-7 0-1 5-7 0-1 0-3 142 Brian Raymon 4-4 8-12 2-Q 1-1 3:15 150 Steve Hartle 17-18 4-9 79-47-3 25-21-3 15-29 0-1 1-Q 3-3 158 Jamie Byrne 27-9 9-5 86-41 -5 34-17-5 31 -19 13-1 158 Doug Kjeldgaard 10-8 0-2 30-26 3-8 0-8 1-Q 1-2 2-Q 1:57 167 Curt Bennethum . 10-6 4-3 49-25 14-11 12-9 0-1 1-Q 167 Adam Greenlee 4-11 0-4 4-11 0-4 0-17 0-1 1-6 167 Ken Ciesielski 1-4 1-4 0-1 167 Jason Wedgbury 13-21 2-11 13-21 2-11 6-45 2-7 0-1 1-5 2:43 177 Cory Manning 2-2 40-30-2 15-15-2 0-1 177 Brian Benning 1-13 0-10 11-29 2-14 0-38 0-1 1-1 0-3 190 Dave Malecek 29-8 13-3 86-31-1 33-13-1 54-9 2-Q s-o s-o 3:50 190 Brett Ryan 4-5 0-1 6-11 0-1 0-5 0-2 1-Q HWT Justin Greenlee 32-12 12-4 53-24 22-8 57-13 15-Q 1-Q 3-2 0:47

FINAL DUAL RESULTS (10-7) Dec. 11 IOWA L 9-31 Jan. 30 at Drake W31-9 Jan. 2 at Edinboro w27-7 at Iowa State L 12-25 Jan.4 at Clarion W29-9 Feb. 7 vs. Northern Illinois W36-15 Jan. 5 at Bloomsburg W17-12 at Minnesota L 16-27 Jan.8 *Brown W28-9 Feb. 13 PURDUE w19-18 *Clemson W21-19 Feb. 14 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD w25-10 Jan. 9 *Wisconsin w19-16 *Minnesota L 12-24 Jan. 16 NEBRASKA L 7-28 15 Jan. 23 #Fresno State L 12-25 *Virginia Duals (2nd Place) #Oregon State L 18-20 # National Duals

TOURNAMENT RESULTS Nov. 21- NEBRASKA-OMAHA OPEN: 118-BRAD BRUHL, 1ST; 134-SCOTT HASSEL, 1ST; 134-Doug Black, 6th; 142-Nate Hartle, 5th; 150- Steve Hartle, 4th; 158-Doug Kjeldgaard, 4th; 167-Curt Bennet hum, 2nd; 177-Cory Manning, 5th; 190-DAVE MALECEK, 1ST; HWT-Justin Greenlee, 3rd Nov. 28- NORTHERN OPEN: 126-Andy Showalter, 6th; 158-Jamie Byrne, 4th; 190-Dave Malecek, 3rd. Dec. 5- UNI OPEN: 118-Burke Tyree, 4th; 126-ANDY SHOWALTER, 1ST; 142-Nate Hartle, 2nd; 150-DOUG KJELDGAARD, 1ST; 158-JAMIE BYRNE, 1ST; 177-Jason Wedgbury, 6th; HWT-JUSTIN GREENLEE, 1ST. Dec. 29-30- MIDLANDS OPEN (7th of 52 teams): 118-Brad Bruhl, 4th; 158-Jamie Byrne, 2nd; 190-Dave Malecek, 2nd. Dec. 30- MIDWEST CHAMPIONSHIPS: 150-Tracy Watts, 5th. Jan. 9- MAVERICK OPEN: 150-Tracy Watts, 4th. Mar.6- NCAA WEST REGIONAL (1st of8 teams): 118-BRAD BRUHL, 1ST; 126-ANDY SHOWALTER, 1ST; 134-SCOTI HASSEL, 1ST; 142- Nate Hartle, 2nd; 150-STEVE HARTLE, 1ST; 158-JAMIE BYRNE; 167-Jason Wedgbury, 4th; 190-DAVE MALECEK; HWT-JUSTIN GREENLEE, 1ST. Mar. 18-20- NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIPS (22nd): 150-Steve Hartle, 8th; HWT-Justin Greenlee, 8th. 1992-93 Duals

Iowa 31, Northern Iowa 9 1n · fm Morrissey (Q pinned Jason Wedgbury, 3:4S 134 · Scott Hassel (UNI) dec.Joe Block. 3-0 De<. 11, 1992 • Cedu Falls 190 · Dave Malecek (UN I) tech. faA Scott Engle, 6:32 142 • Nate Hartle (UN I) major dec. Joe Stofko, 15-7 118 ·Brad Bruhl (UNO won by forfeit HWT · Justin G~nlee (U NI) pinned Troy Gardner, 0:47 150 · Tracy Watts (UNI) dec. Mike Toms, 3-2 126 ·Kent St~icher (0 dec. Andy Showalter, 11-4 15S- Jamie Byme(UNI) major dec. Todd Pylkas, 12-4 Northern lowa19, Wisconsin 16 134 · Bill Zadick (I) dec. Tim NOYak, 12·6 . 167 · Jason Wedgbury (UNI) dec. Mike VanderWoude, 7-4 Jan. 9, 1993 • Hlmpton, VA (Virginia DUlls) 142 · Troy Steiner (I) tech .fall Nate Hartle, 5:07 1n- Rob Steger (D) dec. Adam G~enlee, 7-2 11S · Brad Bruhl (UNO tech. fall James Peterson, 6:11 150 · TerrySteiner(O majordec.SteveHartle,11-1 190 · Dave Malecek (UNI) tech. fall Tony Burger, 4:15 126 · Andy Showalter(UNI) major dec. Rocco Marchionda, 158 ·Jamie By me (UNI) dec. Rich Catalano, 6-4 HWT · Justin G~nlee (UNI) pinned Shadron Silberstein, 4:33 167 · Keith Trammell (I) dec. Curt Bennethum, 6-3 25-11 177 ·Matt Nerem (I) tech. fall Jason Wedgbury, 6:59 134 · Scott Hassel (UNI) dec. Ron Pieper, 4·1 Iowa State 25, Northern lowa12 142 • Ryan lord (W) dec. Nate Hartle, 6-4 lln.30, 1993-Arnes 190 ·Joel Sharrat (I) tech. fall B~tt Ryan, 4:14 150- Dan Spilde (W) dec. Steve Hartle, 2-G HWT · John Oostendo'l' (I) dec. Justin Greenlee, 11 ·9 11S · Eric Akin (ISU) dec. Brad Bruhl, 8-6 ot 158 · Jamie Byrne (UNI) major dec. Steve Best, 22-10 126 · Andy Showalter(UNI) dec. Tim Anderson, 11 -S Northern Iowa 27, Edinboro 7 167 - Chris Walter (W) major dec. Adam Greenlee, 11 ·1 134 • Derek Mountsier (ISU) dec. Scott Hasse~ 6-4 ot Jan. 2, 1993 ·Edinboro, PA 177 · Tom Sweeney (W) de c. Brian Benning. 4-G 142 · Jodie Wilson (ISU) major dec. Nate Hartle, 14-5 118 - lou Rosselli (E) major dec. Brad Bruhl, 10-2 190 · Keith Davison (W) dec. Davt Malecek, 5-3 150- Torrae Jackson (ISU) dec. Steve Hartle, 11-6 126 · Andy Showalter (UNI) dec. Matt Whitmer, 3-1 ot HWT · Justin G~nlee (UNI) dec. Cully Wahtola, 4-G 15S • Eart Harrison (ISU) dec. Jamie Byrne, 6-5 134 · Scott Hassel (UN I) dec. Thad Marcell~ 7-3 167 ·Tom Bee (ISU) dec. Jason Wedgbury, 7-3 Minnesot124, Northern lowa12 142 · Nate Hartle (UNO dec. John Mo~llo , 10-6 1n · Matt Johnson (ISU) pinned Brian Benning. 3:5S Jan. 9, 1993 • Hlmpton, VA (Virginia DUlls) 150 · Steve Hartle (UNO major dec. Barry Anderson, 12-4 190 ·Dave Malecek (UNI) won by forfeit 118 · Brad Bruhi(UNO dec. Stm Baer, 6-3 158 · Jamie Byrne (UNI) major dec. Nick Pedockie, 15-6 HWT ·Justin G~nlee (UNI) dec. Matt Carson, 9-2 126 ·Tim Harris (M) dec. Randy Showalter, 12-8 167 -Curt Bennethum (UNI) dec. Tony Robie, 10-6 1n · Ken Bauer (E) dec. Jason Wedgbury, 6-3 134 · Scott Hassel (UNI) pinned Chris Berglin, 5:47 Northern lowa36, Northern Illinois 15 142 • Damon Johnson (M) dec. Nate Hartle, 11-4 190 · Dave Malecek (UN I) dec. Bill Friburger, 8-5 Feb. 7, 1993 • Minneaports 150 · Willy Short (M) dec. Steve Hartle, 9-4 118 ·Brad Bruhi (U NO dec. Shannon G~ry, S - 3 HWT · Justin G~nlee (U NI) major dec. John Del

1993 NCAA Championships 7. Mike Schyck, Sr., Ohio State Heavyweight Results 8. Earl Harrison, Sr., Iowa State 1. Sylvester Terkay, Sr., North Carolina State Ames, Iowa 2. Don Whipp, Sr., Michigan State 167 Pounds 3. John Oostendorp, Sr., Iowa 118Pounds 1. Ray Miller, Sr., Arizona State 4. Rulon Gardner, Sr., Nebraska 1. Sam Henson, Jr., Clemson 2. Shaon Fry, Jr., Missouri 5. Billy Pierce, Fr., Minnesota 2. Chad Zaputil, Sr., Iowa 3. Dave Hart, Sr., Penn State 6. Todd Kinney, Sr., Iowa State 3. lew Rosselli, Sr., Edinboro 4. Trent Flack, Sr., Oregon State 7. Steve King, Jr ., Michigan 4. Eric Akin, Jr., Iowa State 5. Chris Kwortnik, Jr., North Carolina State 8. Justin Greenlee, So., Northern Iowa 5. Michael Grubbs, Sr., Cal State Fullerton 6. Billy Kumprey, Sr., Marquette 6. Matt Hanutke, So., Wisconsin 7. Rick Hepp, So., lehigh Final Tearn Standings 7. David land, Sr., Maryland 8. Chris Studer, Jr., Boston 1. 1owa 123.75 8. John Buxton, Sr., Nebraska 2. Penn State 87 50 177Pounds 3. Nebraska 79.50 126Pounds 1. Kevin Randleman, Jr., Ohio State 4. Arizona State 7250 1. Tony Purler, Sr., Nebraska 2. Corey Olson, Sr., Nebraska 5. Ohio State 64 2. Shawn Charles, Sr., Arizona St"te 3. Ray Brinzer, So., Iowa 6. 1owa State 58.25 3. Adam DiSabato, Sr., Ohio State 4. Matt Johnson, Sr., Iowa State 7. North Carolina St. 38.50 8. Fresno State 37.75 4. San shiro Abe, Fr., Penn State 5. Kyle Rackley, Sr., Cornell 9. Minnesota 3650 5. David Hirsch, Jr., Cornell 6. Brad Gibson, Jr., Minnesota 10. Cornell 35 7. l.anny Green, Sr., Michigan 6. Dave Nieradka, So., Oregon State 11 . Michigan 3450 8. Pat lynch, Fr., Arizona State 7. Dane Campbell, Sr., Miami 12. Michigan State 29.50 8. Tim Harris, So., Minnesota 13. Clemson 27.75 190Pounds 14. Wisconsin 22.75 134Pounds 1. Rex Holman, Sr., Ohio State 15. Edinboro 22 1. TJ. Jaworsky, So., North Carolina 2. Joel Sharratt, So., Iowa Lock Haven 22 2. Cary Kolat, Fr., Penn State 3. Keith Davison, Jr., Wisconsin North Carolina 22 3. Troy Steiner, Sr., Iowa 4. John Hangey, Sr., Rider 18. Oregon State 19 4. Mark Fergeson, Sr., Cornell 5. Jeff Kloiber, Jr., Pittsburgh 19. Missouri 16.50 5. Harold Zinkin, Sr., Fresno State 6. Dan Troupe, Jr., Iowa State Seton Hall 1650 6. Ryan Hager, Sr., Oklahoma 7. John Curtis, Sr., George Mason 21. Oklahoma 15.50 7. Frank Velazquez. Jr., Nebraska 8. Dale Budd, Sr., lock Haven 22. Northern Iowa 15 8. Marco Sanchez, Sr., Arizona State 23. 111inois 14 lehigh 14 142Pounds 25. West Virginia 13.25 1. Uncoln Mcllravy, Fr., Iowa 2. Gerry Abas, So., Fresno State 3. Shannyn Gillespie, Jr., lock Haven 4. Steve Marianetti, So., Illinois 5. Mike Eierman, So., Nebraska UNI Wrestlers at the 1993 NCAA Championships 17 6. Tom Shifflet, So., Edinboro 118- Brad Bruhl (110 seed) 158- Jamie Byrne (18 seed) 7. Jody Wilson, Sr., Iowa State l- Kevin Roberts (Oregon) W- Andy Leathers (Boise State), 13-5 8. Michael Swift, Sr., California (PA) W- Chris Donegan (Clemson), 12-3 126 - Andy Showalter W- Jim Andrassy (Kent), 5-3 150Pounds l-111 Dave Nieradka (Oregon State); 13-2 l- Doug Taylor (West Virginia), 5-2 1. Terry Steiner, Sr., Iowa l- Earl Harrison (Iowa State), 5-2 2. Troy Sunderland, Sr., Penn State 134 - Scott Hassel 3. Willy Short, Jr., Minnesota l- 13 Mark Fergeson (Cornell), 7-2 190 - Dave Malecek (18 seed) 4. Joe Burke, Jr., Seton Hall W- Dan Staats (West Virginia), 2-0 5. Terrae Jackson, Sr., Iowa State 142 - Nate Hartle l- 19 Emilio Collins (Michigan State), 1-1 6. Serge Mezheritsky, Sr., Fresno State Ll- 112Tom Barley (Millersville), 6-2 Tiebreaker 7. Steve Cassidy, Jr., lehigh W -les Gutches (Oregon State), 6-4 SO 8. Steve Hartle, Sr., Northern Iowa 150- Steve Hartle l- Jeff Kloiber (Pittsburgh), 4-2 l- 11 Troy Sunderland (Penn State), 12-0 1S8Pounds W- Rick Coltvet (Nebraska), 4-2 HWT- Justin Greenlee (I 10 seed) 1. Marcus Mollica, Fr., Arizona State W- Tim Roahrig (Purdue), 5-4 W- Mike Westhead (Rider), Fall1 :48 2. Josh Robbins, So., Penn State W-19 Brian Harper (Michigan), 3-1 SO W- 17 Seth Woodill (Cal Poly SLO), Fall2:45 3. Sean Bormet, Jr., Michigan W- 110Jason Hawk (Rutgers), 5-3 l - 12 Billy Pierce (Minnesota), 6-4 4. Dan Wirnsberger, So., Michigan State l- 16 Serge Mezheritsky (Fresno State), 4-1 W- Dan Hicks (Navy), Fall 4:40 • 5. Doug Taylor, Sr., West Virginia l- 18 Steve Cassidy (lehigh), 8-2 l- 13 Rulon Gardner (Nebraska), 15~ 6. Jim Prendergast, Jr., Southwest Missouri l- 18 Steve King (Michigan), 4-3 1993 NCAA West Regional

Championship Wild Card NCAA West/Midwest Results Qualifiers Regional Team Charleston, Illinois 118-Mike Renella, Illinois State History 126-Tony Dong, Southwest Missouri 1993- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. 111inois State, 11 8 Pounds 134 - David Ross, Southwest Missouri 3. Southwest Missouri 1. Brad Bruhl (UNI) technical fall Mike 142 - Nate Hartle, Northern Iowa Renella (ISU), 3:40 Joe Daubach, Eastern Illinois 1992- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Notre Dame, 150-Ted Hickey, Southwest Missouri 3. Eastern Illinois 126 Pounds 158-T.C. Dantzler, Northern Illinois 1991 - 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Notre Dame, 1. Andy Showalter (UNI) dec. Tony Dong Jim Prendergast, Southwest 3. Illinois State (SMSU), 3-2 Missouri 167-Jim Kossakowski, Northern Illinois 1990- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Notre Dame, 134Pounds Matt Gruszka, Illinois State 3.111inois State 1. Scott Hassel (UNI) dec. David Ross 190- Stan Gress, Eastern Illinois (SMSU),6-2 1989- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Notre Dame, 3. Eastern Illinois 142 Pounds 1. Kevin Bracken (ISU) dec. Nate Hartle Final Team 1988- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Notre Dame, (UNI), 1Q-6 Standings 3. Eastern Illinois 1. Northern Iowa 98.25 1987- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Drake, 3. 150 Pounds . 2. Illinois State 62.25 Illinois State 1. Steve Hartle (UNI) dec. Ted Hickey 3. Southwest Missouri 39.5 (SMSU), 4-1 1986- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Drake, 3. 4. Eastern Illinois 39 Tennessee 5. Northern Illinois 31.75 158 Pounds 6. Marquette 30.75 1985- 1. Louisiana State, 2. Northern 1. Jamie Byrne (UN I) dec. T.C. Dantzler 7. Valparaiso 12.5 Iowa, 3. Cal Poly SLO (NIU), 9-6 8. Chicago State 5.5 1984- 1. Louisiana State, 2. Northern 167 Pounds Iowa, 3. Cal Poly SLO 1. Billy Kumprey (MU) dec. Jim Outstanding Kossakowski (NIU}, 9-2 1983- 1. Louisiana State, 2. Northern Wrestler Iowa, 3. Cal Poly SLO 177 Pounds Billy Kumprey, Marquette 1982- 1. Northern Iowa, 2. Eastern 1. Richard Murry (EIU) pinned Pat Illinois, 3. Tennessee Duggan (ISU), ), 0:49 Coach of the Year 1981 -1. Northern Iowa, 2. Louisiana Don Briggs, Northern Iowa 18 190 Pounds State, 3. 1ndiana State 1. Dave Malecek (UN I) major dec. Stan Gress (EIU), 13-4

Heavyweight 1. Justin Greenlee (UN I) pinned Jim Guthridge (ISU), 1: 32 Record Book

(since 1980-81 season) Single Season Team Records Leaders Most Wins in a Season ...... 18 (1 986-87) Career Leaders Most Losses in a Season ...... 9 (1962-63) Overall Wins Consecutive Dual Wins ...... 32 (1948-51) Overall Wins 1. Mark Schwab (1985-86) ...... 49 Consecutive Dual Losses ...... 6 (1 936-37, 1. Rich Powers (1988-92) ...... 134 2. Rich Powers (199G-91) ...... 44 1962-63) 2. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 127 Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 44 Most Points in a Season ...... 622 (1979- 3. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) ...... •.... 125 4. Kurt Shedenhelm (1986-87) ...... •. 41 80) 4. Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92) ...... 115 5. Joel Greenlee (1986-87) ...... •.. 39 Most Points in a Dual Meet...... 57 (1984 5. Lew Sondgeroth (1978-85) ...... 114 Jeff Weatherman (1985-86) ...... 39 vs. SW Missouri) 6. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) ...... •.. 113 7. Steve Hartle (1990-91) ...... 38 Most Points by Opponent in Dual...43 7. Mark Schwab (1985-90) ...... 112 Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85) ...... 38 (1984 vs.lowa) 8. Joe Gormally (1977-82) ...•...... •...•.. 111 Pat Pickford (1985-86) ...... 38 9. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) ...... 106 Widest Margin ofVictory ...... 57-Q (1 984 vs. SW Missouri) 1o . Jay Llewellyn (19~84) ...... 1 OS Dual Wins Widest Margin of Defeat...... 43-3 (1984 1. Joel Greenlee (1986-87) ...... 20 vs.lowa) Dual Wins 2. Jeff Weatherman (1986-87) ...... 19 1. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... •...... 58 3. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 18 2. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) ...... 55 Mark Schwab (1985-86 ...... 18 3. John Kriebs (198G-84) ..•...... •...... 53 Efonda Sproles (1982-83) ...... 18 4. Bob Hallman (19~84) ...... 49 6. Rich Powers (199G-91) ...... 17 5. Rich Powers (1988-92) ...... •...... 48 7. JoeGormally (1980-81) ...... 16 6. Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92 ...... 47 8. Eight tied with 15 JoeGormally (1977-82) ...... 47 8. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) ...... 46 Pins 9. Mark Schwab (1985-90) ...... 44 1. Kirk Myers (1981-82) ...... 21 10. Kurt Shedenhelm (1984-88) ...... 43 2. Rich Powers (1991-92) ...... 19 3. Joel Greenlee (1 988-89) ...... 18 Pins Rich Powers (1989-90) ...... 18 1. Rich Powers (1988-92) ...... 54 5. John Kriebs (1981-82) ...... 17 2. John Kriebs (198G-84) ...... 53 6. Tony Koontz (1 985-86) ...... 16 3. Dion Cobb (1979-84) ...... •...... •...... 30 7. Justin Greenlee (1992-93) ...... 15 4. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 29 8. Dave Morkel (1981-82) ...... 14 5. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) ...... 27 9. Jeff Weatherman (1986-87) ...... 13 6. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) ....•...... 26 John Kriebs(1980-81) ...... 13 7. Bob Hallman (19~84) ...... •...... 24 8. Tony Koontz (1985-88) ...... 23 Winning Percentage 9. Jay Llewellyn (1980-84) ...... 22 (minimum 20 wins) 19 10. Justin Greenlee (1991- ) ...... 21 1. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 957 (44- 2-0) 2. Kurt Shedenhelm (1987-88) .....931 (33-2-1) Winning Percentage 3. Rich Powers (1990-91) ...... 917 (44-4-0) (minimum 50 overall wins) 4. Joel Greenlee (1986-87) ...... 898 (39-4-1) 1.Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 878 (127-16-4) 5. Rich Powers (1991-92) ...... 879 (29-4) 2. Mark S

or the past 11 years, FNorthern Iowa head coach Don Briggs and. his staff have proudly carried on the rich tradition which has placed the Panthers among the elite in collegiate wrestling since The Great Depression. Since Coach Paul Bender sent his first team to the mat representing Iowa State Teachers College·in 1923, the Panthers have rolled up 559 victories and a .702 winning percentage in 812 dual meets and have had only eight losing seasons in seven decades. When the subject of national championships is brought up, Northern Iowa takes a back seat to very few. The University is one of just 7950 NCAA Champions nine institutions in history to capture the NCAA Division I Patten, whose teams compiled a 217- NCAA finishes 10 times in the last 11 Championships, accomplishing that feat 87-8 record in 18 seasons. years. He has coached 23 All-Americans in 1950. In the school's 18-year Division Dave McCuskey enjoyed the longest and racked up more Division I wins than II era, it won two national titles and reign-20 seasons-and led Iowa State any coach in school history with 143. finished third or better 12 times. Teachers College to the national When Bender fielded that first team, Individually, only six institutions championship in 1950 on his way to 102 little did anyone know it would be the boast more Division I national victories and a .754 winning first step toward building one of the champions than UNI's 20. In all, the percentage. most successful traditions in Iowa sports Panthers have crowned 42 national Wrestling legend Bill Koll began his and eventually bring the school more champions through the years and an successful coaching career at his alma recognition and attention than any in additional124 All-Americans. mater, guiding the Panthers for 11 the its history. Only six coaches have guided the seasons in the '50s and early '60s. It would be several years before ISTC, 20 Panthers in 69 seasons of intercollegiate And Don Briggs has led UNI back as it was known then, would begin the competition, winningest being Chuck into the Division I ranks with top 20 climb to the pinnacle it would someday reach, but the colorful story which decorates the years since has no equal in Northern Iowa sports annals.

The Pre-World War II Years Bender guided the first squad to a victory over Cornell in its only meet of the season and posted an 18-9 mark during his eight-year stint. That tenure included only one losing season and victories over Oklahoma, Cornell and Wisconsin. The program was still in the development stage, however, with little national recognition and no All Americans. In 1930, Bender was appointed dean of men at the institution and turned over the reins to the man who built one of the greatest mat powerhouses in Panther Tradition

history. Dave McCuskey would compile a 102-31-7 mark, guide the Panthers to Panther Olympians an NCAA title, four runnerup finishes Maynard Harmon- 1931, los Angeles and coach nine wrestlers to a total of 16 Gerald Leeman- Silver Medal, 1948, london NCAA titles. Bill Koll- 5th Place, 1948, london The first of many significant years for Bill Nelson- 1948, london ISTC was 1931 . It was the year Bill Smith - Gold Medal, 1951, Helsinki McCuskey graduated and accepted the wrestling post, and also was the season Pan Ameri

Back to Division I Hall of Fame Patten retired from coaching in 1982 and Members Briggs, his long-time Distinguishel Members of the National Wrestfing Hall of fame assistant, took over as UNI Wrestlers Coaches stepped up to NCAA Division I competition. BiiiKoll leroy Alitz Briggs led the Panthers to Gerald Leeman Dave McCu skey lOth and 11th-place Bill Nelson Bob Siddens finishes his first two seasons Bill Smith and has kept his teams near Keith Young Contributors the top 10 since. Finn Eriksen Along the way, some of the best and most exciting wrestlers to don the Purple champs and went 71-42-{). Jim Harmon and Gold have called the won at 157 pounds in 1953, Weick West Gym, known as the returned in 1955 to win at 157, and Bill Men's Gyf)1 until1980, Dotson became the school's only NCAA home. champion in Division I and Division II in Joel Greenlee, Rich 1963. Powers and Mark Schwab Rich Powers and Gory Steffensmeier Patten was l:)amed the school's fifth are just some of the names head coach in 1965 and for the next 18 and All-Americans Briggs years led the Panthers to dominance in has recruited and coached. was ranked first in the nation for a time D.ivision II. His 217 victories signifies Greenlee was a two-time All as a junior while Powers entered the htm as the winningest coach in school American at heavyweight who finished 1992 national tournament favored to history. Patten coached 58 athletes to second in 1989 and compiled the win ~t 177 pounds before falling in the All-America status, semtfinals. Each also appeared in the [iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil highest winning percentage in 16 to national titles. modern school history with a NVJ_CA All-Star meet. When they ended His 1975 and 78 127-16-4 mark (.878). His 44-2 thetr careers together in 1992, Powers teams were Division recruiting classes in mark in 1989 also is the best had the most wins in Division I in UNI II national UN/ history has just single-season record in history with 134 and Steffensmeier champions, with modern school history. ranked fourth with 115. the 70, '72, '74and arrived on campus ... Greenlee, along with Bob The Panthers have dominated the '80 squads claiming Hallman (118) and Gary NCAA West Regional for the past second place. His Steffensmeier (150) have come d~cade, claiming the team title the past 22 teams placed in the top three in 11 of the closest to winning a national title in etght years and finishing second the the 18 seasons he was at the helm. the new Division I era, all three gaining three years before that. Kirk Myers (190) and Gary Bentrim a berth in the national final before T~e future promises nothing but (142, 158) were three-time national falling. conttnued success as Briggs and his staff champs for Patten, while Don Parker Another great in the Briggs era was face the final years ofthe century. One (177), Kent Osboe (HWD, Jim Miller 118-pounder Mark Schwab, who holds ofthe best recruiting classes in UNI (134) and Ken Snyder (142) were two the school standard for wins in a season history has just arrived on campus and, time winners. with 49 in 1985-86. Unfortunately almost 50 years after first hosting the Myers capped his career with a fifth Schwab's career was hampered b~ a NCAA Championships, the University place Division I finish in 1982. He is the knee injury his sophomore season, but will once again have the opportunity to only Panther to win 30 or more matches when healthy, he was undoubtedly the play host to the best in collegiate in all four years of competition, and his best at his weight in the nation and one wrestling in 1997 when it will be the site 134 victories ties him for the most in of the finest in the world. of the NCAA Division I Championships. any division in school history. The duo of Rich Powers and Gary Armed with that young talent and Mike McCready, the 1972 national Steffensmeier came along in 1988 and the prospect of having the national heavyweight champion, also took the thrilled UNI fans with amazingly similar championships in Cedar Falls, it would gold medal at the 1975 Pan American careers through 1992. During that time, seem all the essentials are there for Games and went on to become Iowa's each captured three All-America honors Northern Iowa wrestling to meet the most successful Greco-Roman wrestler and flirted with a national challenges and opportunities ofthe with seven titles to his credit. championship. Steffensmeier gained years to come. the 1990 NCAA final at 150 pounds and All-Americans

Northern Iowa All Americans NCAA All-Americans (Division I) 1931-Jesse Arends, 2nd, 118 Finn Eriksen, 4th, 135 Orville Orr, 3rd, 155 1932-Maynard Harmon, 3rd, 145 Arthur Gerber, 3rd, HWT 1934-Aivie Natvig, 2nd, 118 1937-Davis Natvig, 2nd, 118 Ray Cheney, 1st, 135 1938-Davis Natvig, 3rd, 118 1940-Delbert Jensen, 3rd, 121 Roger Isaacson, 2nd, 136 . 1941-Vernon Hassman, 2nd, 145 1942-Leon Martin, 2nd, 175 1946-Cecil Mott, 1st, 121 Gerald Leeman, 1st, 128 Russ Bush, 3rd, 136 Bill Koll, 1st, 145 1947-Russ Bush, 1st, 128 Bill Koll, 1st, 145 Joel Greenlee Bill Nelson, 1st, 165 1948-Bill Koll, 1st, 147 1/2 1963-Bill Dotson, 1st, 137 1990-Mark Schwab, 6th, 118 LeRoy Alitz, 4th, 191 1967 -Don Parker, 6th, 191 Duaine Martin, 8th, 126 1949-Russ Bush, 3rd, 128 1969-Marv Reiland, 6th, 130 Gary Steffensmeier, 2nd, 150 Luverne Klar, 3rd, 136 Kent Osboe, 6th, HWT Rich Powers, 5th, 177 Keith Young, 1st, 145 1972-Mike McCready, 3rd, HWT 1991-Steve Hartle, 7th, 142 Bill Nelson, 1st, 155 1974-Jim Miller, 2nd, 134 Gary Steffensmeier, 4th, 150 Bill Smith, 1st, 165 Ken Snyder, 3rd, 142 Rich Powers, 4th, 177 1950-Frank Altman, 3rd, 121 1975-Jim Miller, 4th, 134 1992-Gary Steffensmeier, 4th, 150 Luverne Klar, 4th, 128 Ken Snyder, 5th, 142 Rich Powers, 5th, 177 Floyd Oglesby, 2nd, 136 1978-Kirk Myers, 6th, 190 1993-Steve Hartle, 8th, 150 Keith Young, 1st, 145 1979-Joe Gormally, 4th, 177 Justin Greenlee, 8th, HWT Bill Nelson, 1st, 155 Kirk Myers, 3rd, 190 Bill Smith, 1st, 165 1981-Ken Gallagher, 5th, 142 Fred Stoeker, 2nd, HWT Dion Cobb, 4th, 158 1951-Gene Lybbert, 3rd, 130 1982-Ken Gallagher, 7th, 142 Keith Young, 1st, 147 Joe Gormally, 7th, 177 Division II 1952-Gene Lybbert, 1st, 130 Kirk Myers, 5th, 190 1963-Gary Pollard, 3rd, 115 Bob Morris, 2nd, 137 1983-Randy Majors, 3rd, 126 Bill Dotson, 1st, 137 Jim Harmon, 2nd, 147 John Kriebs, 5th, HWT Jim Sanford, 1st, 147 Bill Weick, 1st, 157 1984-Bob Hallman, 2nd, 118 Dick Austin, 2nd, 157 1953-Pat McCarron, 3rd, 123 Dave Grant, 8th, 158 Ron Mehlin, 4th, 167 Jim Harmon, 1st, 157 John Kriebs, 6th, HWT Steve Hoemann, 4th, 177 Gus Gatto, 4th, 191 1985-Paul Kreimeyer, 6th, 118 1964-Bob Trautman, 4th, 137 1955-Bill Weick, 1st, 157 Lew Sondgeroth, 5th, 142 Jim Monroe, 2nd, 167 Gus Gatto, 4th, 191 1986-Mark Schwab, 5th, 118 1966-Dave Steinkamp, 6th, 160 1956-Dick Heaton, 3rd, 147 Jeff Clutter, 8th, 158 Don Parker, 1st, 177 1958-Dick Heaton, 4th, 157 1987-Mike Schwab, 8th, 126 1967-Jerry Bond, 2nd, 137 1961-Francis Freeman, 4th, 123 Jeff Weatherman, 5th, 190 Don Parker, 1st, 177 David Jensen, 2nd, 130 1988-Chris Lembeck, 5th, 158 Kent Osboe, 2nd, HWT 1962-Francis Freeman, 2nd, 123 Joel Greenlee, 4th, HWT 1968-Jerry Bond, 4th, 145 Bill Dotson, 2nd, 137 1989-Joel Greenlee, 2nd, HWT Kent Osboe, 1st, HWT All- Americans

1969-Marv Reiland, 2nd, 130 Dan Keller, 4th, 167 Kevin Finn, 4th, 134 Jim Guyer, 3rd, 160 Rich Erickson, 6th, 177 Dick Briggs, 3rd, 1SO Vince Bellock, 6th, 167 Randy Omvig, 4th, HWT Gary Ben trim, 1st, 158 Kent Osboe, 1st, HWT 1975-Dave Cunningham, 2nd, 118 Keith Poolman, 1st, 167 1970-Marv Reiland, 4th, 134 Jim Miller, 1st, 134 Joe Gormally, 4th, 177 Clint Young, 4th, 158 Ken Snyder, 1st, 142 Kirk Myers, 1st, 190 Vince Bellock, 2nd, 167 Rich Erickson, 2nd, 177 1979-Kevin Finn, 4th, 134 Bob Boeck, 3rd, 177 Randy Omvig, 1st, HWT Larry Luttrell, 6th, 142 Mike McCready, 3rd, HWT 1976-Dave Cunningham, 5th, 118 Ken Gallagher, 3rd, 1SO 1971-Ciint Young, 1st, 158 Bruce McClure, 4th, 134 Keith Poolman, 4th, 167 Randy Omvig, 5th, 190 Gary Bentrim, 1st, 142 Joe Gormally, 2nd, 177 1972-Jon Moeller, 5th, 134 Jim Blasingame, 3rd, 1SO Kirk Myers, 1st, 190 Mark Fox, 4th, 142 Keith Poolman, 4th, 167 Kevin Kurth, 5th, HWT Joe Hatchett, 2nd, 190 Dan Keller, 2nd, 177 1980-Brent Hagen, 2nd, 126 Mike McCready, 1st, HWT 1977-Dave Prehm, 6th, 118 Ken Gallagher, 1st, 1SO 1973-Dave Nicol, 4th, 126 Jeff Melvin, 5th, 126 Dion Cobb, 6th, 167 Jim Miller, 4th, 134 Scott Kollings, 6th, 134 Efonda Sproles, 2nd, 177 Ken Snyder, 2nd, 142 Gary Bentrim, 1st, 142 Kirk Myers, 1st, 190 Randy Omvig, 4th, HWT Dick Briggs, 4th, 1SO Kevin Kurth, 6th, HWT 1974-Dave Cunningham, 6th, 118 Keith Poolman, 4th, 167 Tom Garcia, 1st, 126 Ed Herman, 6th, 190 Jim Miller, l.st, 134 East/West All-Star Ken Snyder, 1st, 142 1978-Dave Prehm, 2nd, 118 Classic 1967 -Don Parker (177) Keith Poolman 1969-KentOsboe(HWT) 1974-Jim Miller(134) 1975-Jim Miller(134) 1984-John Kriebs (HWT) 1988-Mark Schwab (118) Joel Greenlee (HWT) 1989-Joel Greenlee (HWT) 1991-Gary Steffensmeier (1 SO) Rich Powers (177) 1992-Rich Powers (177) 24 Northern Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame (Wrestling Inductees-Year Inducted) Bill Koll-1985 Gerald Leeman-1985 Dave McCuskey-1985 Bill Smith-1985 Keith Young-1985 Finn Eriksen-1986 Bill Weick-1986 Bill Dotson-1987 Bill Nelson-1987 Chuck Patten-1988 Gene Lybbert-1989 Mike McCready-1989 Davis Natvig-1990 Bob Siddens-1991 Ray Cheney-1992 Cecil Mott-1993 All- Americans

Four-Time All-Americans (4) Gus Gatto (191-191 )... 4th-4th ... 1953,55 Gerald Leeman (128) ... 1st ... 1946 Both Divisions Dick Heaton (147-157) .. .3rd-4th ... 1956,58 LeRoy Alitz (191 ).. .4th ... 1948 Kirk Myers (Three-Time Division I and II Francis Freeman (123-123) ... 2nd- Frank Altman (121 )... 3rd ... 1950 -see below) 2ncL1961,62 Floyd Oglesby (136) ... 2nd ... 1950 Ken Gallagher (Two-Time Division I and II Bill Dotson (137-137) ... 2nd-1 st. .. 1962,63 Fred Stoeker (HWT) ... 2nd ... 1950 -see below) Jim Miller (134-134) ... 2nd-4th ... 1974,75 Bob Morris (137) ... 2nd ... 1952 Ken Snyder (142-142) ... 3rd-5th ... 1974,75 Pat McCarron (123) ... 3rd ... 1953 Division II Joe Gormally (177-177) ...4th-7th ... 1979,82 David Jensen (130) ... 2nd ... 1961 Randy Omvig (190.HWT-HWT-HWT) ... Sth- Ken Gallagher (142-142) ...5th- Don Parker (191 ). .. 6th ... 1967 4th-4th-1 st ... 1971 ,73,74,75 7th ... 1981,82 Marv Reiland (130) ... 6th ... 1969 Keith Poolman (167-167-167-167) .. .4th- John Kriebs (HWT-HWT) ... Sth- Kent Osboe (HWT) ... 6th ... 1969 4th-1 st-4th ... 1976,77,78,79 6th ... 1983,84 Mike McCready (HWT) ... 3rd ...1972 Mark Schwab (118-118) ... 5th- Dion Cobb (158) .. .4th ... 1981 Three-Time All-Americans (14) 6th ... 1986, 90 Randy Majors (126) ... 3rd ... 1983 Joel Greenlee (HWT-HWT) .. .4th- Bob Hallman (118) ... 2nd ... 1984 Division/ 2nd ... 1988,89 Dave Grant (158) ...8th ... 1984 Bill Koll (145-145-147.5) ... 1st-1st- Steve Hartle (142-150) ... 7th-8th ... 1991,93 Paul Kriemeyer (118) ... 6th ... 1985 1st...1946,47,48 Lew Sondgeroth (142) ...5th ... 1985 Russ Bush (136-128-128) ... 3rd-1 st- Both Divisions Jeff Clutter (158) ... 8th ... 1986 3rd ... 1946,47,49 Dion Cobb (One-Time Division I and 11- Mike Schwab (126) ... 8th ... 1987 Bill Nelson (165-155-155) ... 1st-1 st- see below) Jeff Weatherman (190) ... 5th ... 1987 1st. .. 1947,49,50 Chris Lembeck (158) ... 5th ... 1988 Keith Young (145-145-14 7) ... 1st-1 st- Division II Duaine Martin (126) ... 8th ... 1990 1st. .. 1949,50,51 Don Parker (177-177) ... 1st-1 st ... 1966,67 Justin Greenlee (HWT) ... 8th ... 1993 Kirk Myers (19o-190.190) ... 6th-3rd- Jerry Bond (137-145) ... 2nd-4th ... 1967,68 5th ...1978, 79,82 Marv Reiland (130-134) ... 2nd- Gary Steffensmeier (150.150-150) ... 2nd- 4th ... 1969, 70 Division /I 4th-4th ... 1990,91,92 Vince Bellock(167-167) ... 6th- Gary Pollard (115) ... 3rd ... 1963 Rich Powers (177-177-1 77) ... 5th-4th- 2nd ...1969,70 Bill Dotson (137) ... 1st...1963 5th ... 1990,91,92 Clint Young (158-158) ... 4th-1st ... 1970,71 Jim Sanford (14 7) ... 1st...1963 Mike McCready (HWT-HWT) ... 3rd- Dick Austin (157) ... 2nd ... 1963 Both Divisions 1st ... 1970, 72 Ron Mehlin (167) ...4th ... 1963 Joe Gormally (Two-Time Division II and Dan Keller (167-177) .. .4th-2nd ... 1974,76 Steve Hoemann (177) ...4th ... 1963 One-Time Division 1-see below) Rich Erickson (177-177) ... 6th- Bob Trautman (137) .. .4th ... 1964 2nd ... 1974,75 Jim Monroe (167) ... 2nd ... 1964 Division II Dave Prehm (118-118) ... 6th-2nd ... 1977,78 Dave Steinkamp (160) ...6th ...1966 Kent Osboe (HWT-HWT-HWT) ... 2nd-1 st- Dick Briggs (150.150) ...4th-3rd ... 1977,78 Jim Guyer (160) ... 3rd ... 1969 1st...1967,68,69 Kevin Finn (134-134) .. .4th-4th ... 1978,79 Bob Boeck (177) ... 3rd ... 1970 Jim Miller (134-134-134) .. .4th-1 st- 25 Joe Gormally (177-177) .. .4th- Jon Moeller (134) ... 5th ... 1972 1st...1973,74,75 2nd ... 1978,79 Mark Fox (142) ... 4th ... 1972 Ken Snyder (142-142-142) ... 2nd-1 st- Ken Gallagher (150-150) ... 3rd- Joe Hatchett (190) ...2nd ...1972 1st. .. 1973,74, 75 1st. .. 1979,80 Dave Nicol (126) ... 4th ...1973 Dave Cunningham (118-118-118) ... 6th- Kevin Kurth (HWT-HWT) ... Sth- Tom Garcia (126) ...1 st ...1974 2nd-5th ... 1974,75,76 6th ... 1979,80 Bruce McClure (134) ...4th ...1976 Gary Bent rim (142-142-158) ... 1st-1 st- Jim Blasingame (150) ... 3rd ... 1976 1st...1976,77,78 Jeff Melvin (126) ... 5th ... 1977 Kirk Myers (19o-190.190) ... 1st-1 st- One-Time All-Americans (36) Scott Kollings (134) ... 6th ... 1977 1st. .. 1978,79,80 Division/ Jesse Arends (118) ... 2nd ... 1931 Ed Herman (190) ... 6th ... 1977 Larry Luttrell (142) ... 6th ... 1979 Two-Time All-Americans (33) Fihn Eriksen (135) ... 4th ... 1931 Orville Orr (155) ... 3rd ...1931 Brent Hagen (126) ... 2nd ... 1980 Division/ Maynard Harmon (145) .. .3rd ... 1932 Dion Cobb (167) ... 6th ... 1980 Davis Natvig (118-118) ... 2nd- Arthur Gerber (HWT) ... 3rd ... 1932 Efonda Sproles (177) ... 2nd ... 1980 3rd ...1937,38 Alvie Natvig (118) ... 2nd ... 1934 Luverne Klar (136-128) ... 3rd-4th ... 1949,50 Ray Cheney (135) ... 1st ... 1937 Bill Smith (165-165) ...1 st-1 st ... 1949,50 Delbert Jensen (121 )... 3rd ... 1940 Gene Lybbert (130.130) ... 3rd- Roger Isaacson (136) ... 2nd ... 1940 1st. .. 1951 ,52 Vernon Hassman (145) ... 2nd ... 1941 Jim Harmon (147-157) ... 2nd-1 st ... 1952,53 Leon Martin (175) ... 2nd ... 1942 Bill Weick (157-157) ... 1st-1 st ...1952,55 Cecil Mott (121) ... 1st ... 1946 Year-by-Year Records

Points NCAA Points NCAA Year Coach w L T UNI Opp Place Year Coach w L T UNI Opp Place

1923 Paul Bender 1 0 0 16 8 1959 Bill Koll 8 4 0 ll8 118 1924 Paul Bender 2 2 0 47 34 1960 Bill Koll 6 3 2 177 139 1925 Paul Bender 4 1 0 85 25 1961 Bill Koll 10 2 0 230 109 T8th 1926 Paul Bender 2 1 0 51 35 1962 Bill Koll 5 9 0 193 197 5th 1927 Paul Bender 2 2 0 66 38 1963 Bill Koll 5 7 1 168 193 3rd* 1928 Paul Bender 2 0 0 51 15 1964 Bill Koll 6 7 0 146 m 8th* 1929 Paul Bender 4 0 0 94 32 1965 Chuck Patten 2 8 1 90 255 1930 Paul Bender 1 3 0 351/l 851/2 1966 Chuck Patten 6 5 0 159 197 lOth* 1931 Dave McCuskey 3. 2 0 931/l 561/2 1967 Chuck Patten 10 7 1 324 244 3rd* 1932 Dave McCuskey 5 2 0 1421/l 831/2 1968 Chuck Patten 17 4 0 454 ll8 8th* 1933 Dave McCuskey 2 1 0 461/2 451/2 1969 Chuck Patten 14 4 2 404 m 3rd* 1934 Dave McCuskey 3 2 1 100112 801/2 T7th 1970 Chuck Patten 13 1 2 m 195 2nd* 1935 Dave McCuskey 3 3 0 1351/2 781/2 1971 Chuck Patten 12 3 0 367 181 7th* 1936 Dave McCuskey 1 6 0 841/2 1191/2 1972 Chuck Patten 12 5 0 382 237 2nd* 1937 Dave McCuskey 4 2 1 138 78 Brd 1973 Chuck Patten 9 6 1 359 241 4th* 1938 Dave McCuskey 6 1 0 1411/l 841/2 l13th 1974 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 551 152 2nd* 1939 Dave McCuskey 4 3 0 1231/2 901/2 1975 Chuck Patten 15 4 0 499 241 1st* 1940 Dave McCuskey 7 1 0 1481/2 791/2 T8th 1976 Chuck Patten 13 8 0 451 342 3rd* 1941 Dave McCusk~y 7 0 1 144 70 TlOth 1977 Chuck Patten 12 8 0 414 365 3rd* 1942 Dave McCuskey 2 4 0 68 98 TlOth 1978 Chuck Patten 12 4 0 376 241 1st* 1943 Dave McCuskey 2 0 1 57 31 No Meet 1979 Chuck Patten 11 5 0 448 224 3rd* 1944 No Wrestling 1980 Chuck Patten 14 5 1 **622 281 2nd* 1945 No Wrestling 1981 Chuck Patten 15 6 0 589 302 12th 1946 Dave McCuskey 5 0 1 m 51 2nd 1982 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 538 165 lOth 1947 Dave McCuskey 5 0 2 154 51 2nd 1983 Don Briggs 17 3 0 576 m lOth 1948 Dave McCuskey 8 1 0 m 57 4th 1984 Don Briggs 12 6 0 451 m 11th 1949 Dave McCuskey 9 0 0 197 60 2nd 1985 Don Briggs 9 8 0 397 296 18th 1950 Dave McCuskey 11 0 0 256 51 1st 1986 Don Briggs 12 8 0 463 328 17th 1951 Dave McCuskey 9 1 0 192 89 4th 1987 Don Briggs **18 6 0 594 389 13th 1952 Dave McCuskey 6 2 0 152 71 2nd 1988 Don Briggs 14 3 0 459 206 13th 1953 BiiiKoll 4 2 1 m 89 4th 1989 Don Briggs 12 6 0 474 241 14th 1954 BiiiKoll 3 4 0 83 115 1990 Don Briggs 12 4 0 399 230 11th 1955 BiiiKoll 8 1 2 200 118 11th 1991 Don Briggs 16 5 0 557 286 11th 1956 BiiiKoll 10 0 0 no 85 lOth 1992 Don Briggs 11 4 0 430 184 lOth 26 1957 BiiiKoll 6 3 0 169 107 1993 Don Briggs 10 7 0 338 304 llnd 1958 Ed Lyons 8 2 m 106 Tl4th 69 Yrs., Six Coaches 559 m 22 17,797 11,061

* NCAA Division II **School Record

UNI Head Coaches & Records

Coach Years w L T Pet. Paul Bender 1923-30 (8) 18 9 0 .667 Dave McCuskey 1931-52 (20) 102 31 7 .754 BiiiKoll 1953-64 (11) 71 42 6 .622 Ed Lyons 1958 (1) 8 2 1 .773 Chuck Patten 1965-82 (18) 217 87 8 .708 Don Briggs 1983- (11) 143 60 0 .704 McCusker Ko/1 Patten 1923-93(69) 559 231 22 .702 All-Time Dual ResultS(192a-sa)

1923 (1-0) 1933(2-1) 15 at CorneR 11 31 at Oklahoma Te

14 at Nebraska-Omaha 8 9 Mankato St. 19 17 Mankato State 14 19n (12-S) 11 Cal PolySLO 11 19 at Nebraska 5 13 Winona St. 5 6 Michigan State 11 Htad Coach: Chuck Patttn 18 St. Cloud State 9 5 at Colorado Mines 11 0 at Iowa State 34 11 at Northern Illinois 11 6 vs. Michigan State 31 17 Northwest em 14 3 atWyorning 13 10 Nebraska 6 16 Nebraska 3 6 at Iowa 14 17 South Dakota St. 11 15 Michigan St. 15 6 at Iowa 11 43 Moorhead St. 3 35 Montdair State 5 15 Mankato St. 13 196S (2-1-1) 14 vs. Purdue 8 18 Franklin & Marshall 10 19 at Northern Illinois 9 33 at luther 3 Htad Coach: Chuck Potttn 13 vs. Northern Illinois 6 30 at luther 6 17 at Mankato State 15 16 at Cornell 11 15 luther 9 11 Moorhead St. 9 15 Northern Illinois 13 11 Nebraska-Omaha 11 11 Minnesota 14 11 South Dakota St. 11 18 at Minnesota 15 19 Minnesota 10 11 at Illinois 15 1969(14+2) 9 vs. lndiana 11 18 Athletes in Action 16 1961 (1o-2) 5 at Mankato St. 19 Htad Coach: Chuck Patttn 18 at Northwestern 13 8 at Iowa 31 Htad Coach: Bill Koll 0 Minnesota 18 11 South Dakota St. 11 9 vs. lowa 15 10 at Northern Illinois 6 7 Colorado 10 17 NW Missouri St. 8 19 at Sooth Dakota St. 14 1976(13-8) 19 Sooth Dakota St. 9 0 at Oklahoma St. 36 15 luther 8 16 Mankato State 11 Htad Coach: Chuck Patttn 18 at Mankato St. 11 0 Iowa State 31 10 at Moorhead St . 8 11 Cal PolySLO 11 17 Cleveland State 6 31 Come II 0 18 Cornell 11 17 at North Dakota St. 5 48 North Dakota 3 31 at Luther 9 11 at Michigan St. 10 6 at Michigan St. 10 11 vs. Min~ State 9 15 North Dakota St. 11 16 Kentucky 14 11 Iowa State 16 6 at Winona St. 11 17 at Bemidji State 13 35 at Sooth Dakota 5 17 SIU-Edwardsville 18 14 Colorado St. 11 11 at North Dakota 11 15 at Western Illinois 9 17 at Illinois 19 17 at Winona St. 10 1966(6-S) 16 vs. Arizona St. 16 11 lehigh 15 17 atMinnMa 9 Htad (ooch: Chuck Potttn 18 vs. Nebraska 11 1973 {9-6-1) 41 Moorhead State 0 19 Luther 3 17 Illinois 15 14 · at Minnesota 17 Htad (ooch: Chuck Patttn 39 Morningside 3 17 Nebraska-Omaha 1 18 at Nebraska 14 5 at Michigan St. 13 11 vs. Central Michigan 14 13 at Sooth Dakota St. 11 14 Wyoming 11 34 atComeH 3 18 at East em Michigan 3 18 vs. Cindnnati 13 13 at Augustana (SO) 9 15 at luther 10 19 vs. Georgia Tech 8 17 at Northern Illinois 17 13 Michigan 17 1962 (s-9)'· 0 at Iowa State 35 11 vs. Michigan 18 34 South Dakota 6 35 South Dakota 5 Htad (ooch: Bill Ko/1 16 at St. Cloud State 14 13 at Mankato State 19 19 South Dakota St. 11 13 SIU-Edwardsville 15 17 at Nebraska-Omaha 3 9 at Sooth Dak~a St. 18 11 Western Illinois 5 38 Luther 3 14 North Dakota St. 18 13 at South Dak~a St . 16 18 Mankato State 16 15 Morningside 11 18 Colorado 11 13 Mankato State 11 8 Michigan St. 19 6 Moorhead St. 1S 14 vs. Northern ll~nois 14 11 Minnesota 14 8 Iowa 37 11 atMinnMa 17 10 Michigan St. 14 19 Cornell 5 31 at Moorhead St. 9 17 at Nebraska-Omaha 13 16 Mankato St. 14 6 at Winona St. 13 18 at North Dak~a St. 15 14 at Iowa State 16 6 at Colorado St. 10 1970{13-1·2) 43 at Augustana (SO) 1 19 vs. Nebraska 14 7 at Wyoming 11 1967 (1o-7·1) Htad (ooch: Chuck Patttn 8 Cal PolySLO 17 11 vs. Northwestern 13 13 at Colorado 15 Htad Coach: (huck Potttn 13 Eastern Michigan 9 13 at Mankato State 19 19 at Minnesota 18 8 at Iowa State 17 5 at Michigan St. 15 14 North Dakota 8 18 Oregon 11 13 at Luther 3 11 at Eastern Michigan 11 15 Winona State 15 11 Oregon State 13 un(12-8) 6 at Illinois 10 16 at Illinois 15 19 at luther 13 9 Iowa 16 Htad (ooch: Chuck Patttn 15 St. Cloud State 5 19 Ft. Hays State 7 13 Moorhead St. 14 3 at Iowa 37 13 WmonaSt. 7 18 Bemidji State 13 17 Purdue 16 1974(15-2) 11 Augustana (SO) 14 7 Oklahoma St. 19 3 WISConsin 16 17 Northern IIUnois 8 Htad(ooch:Chuck Patttn 43 luther 3 18 luther 3 33 at Morningside 3 15 Southern Illinois 18 17 at Sooth Dakota 11 1963(5-7·1) 15 South Dakota St. 6 3 Michiga11 State 31 30 vs. lllinois 11 14 Illinois 10 28 Htad Coach: Bill Ko/1 6 at Mankato State 13 19 NE Missouri St. 16 38 at Luther 0 38 at Morningside 9 11 at St. Cloud State 8 13 at Moorhead St. 17 15 North Dakota St. 15 31 North Dakota St. 7 19 at Florida . 17 17 Sooth Dakota St. 9 19 vs. Concordia (MN) 6 17 Upper Iowa 1S 46 at Sooth Dakota 1 13 at Tenn ...{hanannooga11 9 at Mankato St. 17 11 Colorado 17 19 Mankato State 14 47 vs. Morningside 4 11 at Tennessee 14 11 Colorado St. 14 7 vs. Michigan St. 11 1S at Sooth Dak~a St. 8 34 at Sooth Dakota St. 9 15 at Kentucky 19 11 Minnesota 11 19 vs. INinois 6 14 at South Dak~a 6 36 at Augustana (SO) 8 7 at Cleveland State 17 3 Iowa State 13 16 atMinnMa 16 18 at Cornel 14 11 at St. Cloud State 9 7 Oregon State 31 9 Colorado 19 34 Cornell 3 17 Iowa 15 36 St. Cloud State 9 15 Wyoming 18 11 Northern IIWnois 8 1971(12-3) 11 Mankato State 19 6 at North Dak~a St. 33 5 at Michigan St. 10 11 Iowa State 10 Htad Coach: Chuck Patttn 19 Minnesota 13 15 at North Dak~a 17 11 luther 8 17 at Minnesota 15 11 Northern ll~nois 11 15 Cal PolySLO 11 13 Nebraska-Omaha 8 19M(17-4) 18 at Iowa 11 39 Moorhead State 5 11 at Mankato State 18 14 IHinois 13 Htad (ooch: Chuck Potttn 6 Navy 16 31 at NW Missouri St. 4 31 Nebraska-Omaha 3 6 at Oklahoma St. 14 31 at Cornel 8 18 at Northern IUinois 8 49 at Central Missouri 0 9 Iowa State 34 15 IMinois 5 9 at Wisconsin 13 33 at Western IUinois 6 11 South Dakota St. 16 1964<6-n 13 at Coloraclo St. 17 11 llinois State 16 Htad (ooch: Bill Ko/1 34 St. Cloud State 3 31 luther 9 197S(1S-4) 1978(12-4) 18 at luther 10 14 vs. North Dllk~a St. 8 13 at North Dakota St. 11 Htad(ooch:Chuck Patttn Htad Coach: Chuck Patttn 17 IHinois 13 19 vs. Valley State 11 45 at North Dakota 3 35 luther 6 31 at St. Cloud State 7 14 at South Dak~a St. 11 19 lit Sooth Dak~a St. 16 13 at Mankato State 14 47 at Moorhead St. 3 19 Cleveland State 15 0 Oklahoma St. 30 18 at luther 9 30 South Dakota St. 5 43 at North Dak~a 6 17 at Iowa 16 7 Michigan St. 11 15 at Western llinois 9 44 South Dakotll 3 18 at North Dak~ll St. 14 18 at Western Illinois 8 10 at Colorlldo St. 7 11 vs. NE Missouri St. 16 11 lit Michigan St. 11 14 llinois 10 14 at Minnesota 11 3 at Colorlldo 17 16 luther 17 14 lit EliStem Michigan 11 19 at Augustana (SO) 9 11 at Illinois 14 3 at Wyoming 19 10 Eastern Michigan 9 37 lit Moorhelld St. 1 44 at Morningside 0 9 Iowa State 31 6 atMillllMa 10 13 NorthDak~ll 6 39 at Sooth Dakota 18 39 Moorhead State 7 All-Time Dual ResultS(1923-93l

34 North Dakota St. 12 37 at Mankato State 9 23 Michigan State 19 32 Nebraska 11 30 Drake 8 34 Mankato State 8 37 South Dakota St. 6 22 Nebraska 24 12 at Iowa State 25 35 Northern Illinois 7 18 Kentucky 16 23 Louisiana St. 20 29 at Drake 12 22 at Nebraska-Omaha 15 17 Cal Bake~1eld 29 1985(9-1) 21 at Missouri 22 1991 (16-S) 29 at South Dakota St. 6 12 at Nebraska 23 Htod ( ooch: Don Briggs 30 at Eastern Illinois 8 Htod ( ooch: Don Briggs 24 at Augustana (SO) 20 24 Missouri 15 8 WISConsin 27 24 vs. Minnesota 12 21 Ohio State 12 57 SW Missouri St. 0 *Virginia Duals 11 Iowa 34 25 at Southern Illinois 13 1982 (15-2) 12 at SIU-Edwardsville 25 36 vs. SW Missouri 6 Htod(ooch: Chuck Potttn 21 at Missouri 23 1988{14-3) 19 at Missouri 18 1979(11-S) 24 Cleveland State 9 28 at Eastern Illinois 12 Htod ( ooch: Don Briggs 26 Purdue 10 Htod Coach: Chuck Potttn 33 Northern Michigan 12 3 Iowa 43 22 at Wisconsin 12 5 at Iowa State 32 6 at Iowa 32 9 at Iowa 34 25 North Carolina 10 14 at Iowa 24 14 *Ohio State 21 14 Iowa State 27 48 vs. Marquette 3 23 at Cal Poly SLO 14 20 Minnesota 18 48 *Ithaca 0 40 vs. Western Illinois 9 44 vs. Drake 0 27 at Fresno State 9 37 Missouri 7 22 *Michigan 15 45 at Central Missouri 3 27 at Northwestern 11 41 at New Mexico 6 21 at Ohio State 14 23 *West Virginia 16 30 vs. Southern Illinois 17 24 at Lock Haven 12 13 at Oklahoma State 26 26 *Indiana 10 7 *Iowa 35 41 at Central Florida 6 30 at West Virginia 12 8 at Wisconsin 24 26 *Bloomsburg 3 20 *Nebraska 24 31 at Florida lnt1 17 23 Lehigh 18 38 at Drake 6 3 *Arizona State 20 43 vs. lllinois 3 27 vs. South Dakota St. 10 10 Iowa State 23 17 at Michigan 25 39 *North Carolina St. 3 33 Nebraska 9 22 at Florida 14 40 Illinois 3 43 Wyoming 0 21 *Oklahoma 16 47 at Northern Illinois 2 16 Cal PolySLO 17 27 at Missouri 11 5 at Iowa State 35 19 Iowa State 17 36 at Eastern Illinois 9 7 Oregon State 31 52 Mankato State 0 28 at Nebraska 11 44 Northern Illinois 5 35 vs. lllinois State 3 33 at Ohio State 8 45 at South Dakota St. 0 25 at Nebraska 15 26 at Drake 9 54 vs. Purdue 0 44 at Augustana (SO) 3 1986(12-1) 41 at SW Missouri St. 3 21 Oklahoma State 16 42 at Mankato State 5 27 Nebraska 10 Htod (ooch: Don Briggs 13 at Oklahoma State 24 26 Indiana 9 13 Arizona State 18 34 at Kentucky 3 12 at Wisconsin 21 36 Eastern Illinois 12 35 Wyoming 3 27 Oregon 10 9 at Iowa 39 42 Drake 3 * National Duals 1983 (17-3) 23 Oklahoma State 15 1980 (14-5-1) Htod ( ooch: Don Briggs 27 Lock Haven 8 *Virginia Duals 1992 (11-4) Htad Coach: Chuck Potttn 41 Kentucky 3 46 New Mexico 3 Htod (ooch: Don Briggs 39 Cleveland State 7 45 Northern Michigan 2 44 Morgan State 6 1989(12-6) 4 at Iowa 35 42 Wartburg 4 8 Iowa 33 44 vs.lllinoisState 3 Htod (ooch: Don Briggs 31 at Fresno St. 15 37 Luther 6 33 Cal Bake~1eld 6 12 vs. Penn State 21 11 Iowa 26 39 vs. California (PA) 0 3 at Iowa 41 31 North Carolina 8 19 vs. Arizona State 29 12 at Minnesota 24 32 at Cal State Bakersfield 9 23 Louisiana State 23 25 at Lock Haven 14 29 *Clemson 11 39 New Mexico 4 32 at Cal State Fullerton 6 44 Augustan a (IL) 2 23 at Lehigh 22 24 *Oklahoma 28 17 *Bloomsburg 18 21 Minnesota ·16 39 at Florida lnt1 9 23 at Clarion 17 15 *Wisconsin 23 19 *North Carolina 24 5 Iowa State 32 46 vs. Carson-Newman 3 20 at Missouri 19 23 *West Virginia 16 27 vs.Anny 14 24 Missouri 16 43 at Central Florida 7 26 at Eastern Illinois 14 18 *Bloomsburg 20 35 vs. SIU-Edwardsville 4 37 Eastern Illinois 3 15 at Auburn 26 27 at Illinois 10 6 at North Carolina 28 27 at Missouri 16 32 Drake 5 15 at Georgia 19 20 at Minnesota 19 35 Missouri 12 47 SW Missouri St. 0 43 SW Missouri St. 2 16 Kentucky 25 42 South Dakota St. 8 24 -is. Illinois 17 18 at Iowa State 20 51 Northern Illinois 0 9 Iowa State 24 33 Minnesota 8 11 Iowa State 26 33 at Northern Illinois 8 45 Illinois State 5 39 Central Missouri 5 6 at Iowa State 33 43 Drake 0 29 at Eastern Illinois 16 17 at Purdue 21 29 42 NE Missouri St. 3 39 Augustana (SO) 3 21 Michigan 18 38 vs. Tenn.-(hattanooga 3 17 at Nebraska 19 16 Athletes in Action 31 45 at Drake 4 23 North Carolina St. 9 37 Winona State 3 39 at Mankato State 13 *Virginia Duals 28 Nebraska 15 1993(1o-n 21 at South Dakota St. 16 34 Cal PolySLO 12 13 Oklahoma State 23 Htod Coach: Don Briggs 31 at Augustana (SO) 8 16 at Nebraska 24 1987 (18-6) 26 Ohio State 14 9 Iowa 31 41 Mankato State 5 Htod ( ooch: Don Briggs 32 at Drake 5 27 at Edinboro 7 24 Minnesota 14 1984 (12-6) 11 Iowa 31 29 at Clarion 9 Htad Coach: Don Briggs 10 vs. Weber State 35 *Virginia Duals 17 at Bloomsburg 12 1981 (15-6) 8 at Wisconsin 29 37 vs. NW Missouri St. 14 28 •Brown 9 Htad (ooch: (huck Potttn 31 Cleveland State 12 27 Minnesota 12 1990 (12-4) 21 *Clemson 19 8 Iowa 40 23 SIU-Edwardsville 14 17 North Carolina 25 Htod ( ooch: Don Briggs 19 *Wisconsin 16 47 NE Missouri St. 6 14 at Iowa 30 37 Augustana (SO) 3 23 Minnesota 15 12 •Minnesota 24 43 Luther 6 33 New Mexico 1~ 21 *Virginia 15 7 at Iowa 39 7 Nebraska 28 12 at Iowa State 28 16 Oklahoma State 21 12 •Penn State 28 35 Missouri 8 12 IFresno St. 25 47 at Central Florida 5 11 at Oklahoma 29 20 •North Carolina St. 15 34 at Cal State Chico 5 18 IOregon St. 20 40 at North Carolina 5 33 Lehigh 13 26 • Arizona State 10 22 at Fresno State 10 31 at Drake 9 26 at North Carolina St. 17 28 at Augustana (SO) 17 21 •North Carolina 19 23 at Cal State Bakersfield16 12 at Iowa St. 25 24 at East Carolina 17 46 at South Dakota St. 3 19 •Bloomsburg 16 31 at Cal Poly SLO 6 36 vs. Northern Illinois 15 24 Oregon State 14 24 Wisconsin 13 26 at Lehigh 16 20 at Cal State Fullerton 15 16 at Minnesota 27 15 Arizona State 27 18 Missouri 17 51 vs. Livingstone 2 33 SIU -Edwardsville 15 19 Purdue 18 19 Cal Poly SLO 17 21 Iowa State 17 33 vs. Carson~ewman 15 3 at Oklahoma State 30 25 Cal State Bakersfield 10 45 Winona State 0 12 at Minnesota 33 24 vs. Edinboro 14 39 at SW Missouri St. 6 22 Nort hwestern 17 42 Drake 3 19 Wisconsin 15 14 Iowa State 20 *Virginia Duals (2nd place) 52 Cornell 0 46 at Mankato State 6 27 at Minnesota 11 40 Eastern Illinois 4 I National Duals 15 Oregon 21 32 SIU-Edwardsville 15 10 at Nebraska 26 All-Time Lenermen

Alitz, Leroy 1948 Cook, Lowell 1951 Allen, Clark 1971 Cordaro, Frank 1970,71,73 Allen, Mike 1970 Cormaney, AI 1966 Allison, Vern 1972,73 Cormaney, Wayne 1962,63,64 Altman, Frank 1950 Cornally, Tom 1977 Anderson, Marty 1986,87,88 Corrigan, Don 1957 Antone, Joe 1959 Coulter, Dave 1978 Archambault, Eldon 1945 Crandall, Don 1966 Arends, Jesse 1931 Crees, Dave 1985,86 Arvold, Bruce 1981 Cunningham, Dave 1974,75,76,77 Asche, Mike 1978 Austin, Dick 1963,64,65 Dawson, Larry 1972,75 DeBerg, Mark 1973 Bagenstos, Jon 1977 Deike, Dallas 1977 Bahr, Dennis 1964,66 Delp, Barry 1980 Balvanz, Jim 1977,79 Deutsch, Joe 1982 Balvanz, Tim 1972,73,74 Deutsch, Todd 1984,87 Barnett, Wes 1964,65 Dilley, Clyde 1951 ,53 Barry, Dave 1946 Dillon, Tim 1969 Bartels, Scott 1974 Dodd, Ra ndy 1975 Beal, Ray 1957 Dodd, Ronnie 1976 Bean, Clyde 1950,51,52 Dodge, Dave 1959,61 Becicka, Steve 1966 Donnelly, Bill 1982 Bellock, Skip 1968,69,70 Dotson, Bill 1961,62,63 Bennethum, Curt 1991 ,92 Downs, Doug 1987,88,89 Benning, Brian 1993 Draper, Mike 1979 Benson, Rick 1975 Duneman, Eldon 1974 Bentrim, Gary 1976,77,78 Dunham, Dan 1961 ,62,63 Berg, Greg 1990,91 Dyrdahl, Phil1980 Billerbeck, Mark 1975 Bird, Mike 1979 Edwards, Chuck 1951 Gerald Leeman Black, Dick 1949 Engel, Rich 1964,65,66 Erickson, Dick 1974,75,77 Blaser, Gene 1956 Hamilton, Pat 1988,89,90 Blasingame, Jim 1974,75,76 Eriksen, Finn 1935 Hansen,Roger1954 Boeck, Bob 1970,71,72 Ewoldt, Ed 1953,54 Hanson, Lloyd 1964 Boeding, Bill 1979 · Finn, Kevin 1978,79 Hanson, Tony 1987,88 Bond, Jerry 1966,67,68 Formanek, Dick 1955,56,57 Harmon, Jim 1952,53,58,59 Bossard, Dave 1985 Fox, Jim 1942 Harmon, Maynard 1932 Boston, Dick 1967 Fox,Joe 1961,62 Harms, Gene 1959 Bowen, Keith 1941,42,43 30 Fox, Mark 1971,72,73 Harrison, John 1951 Brainerd,Jim 1961,62 Freeman, Frank 1960,61 ,62 Hartle, Nate 1992,93 Breitbach, Dean 1940 Fuglsang, Gregg 1991 Hartle, Steve 1990,91 ,92,93 Briggs, Dick 1975,76,77,78 Hassel, Scott 1991 ,92,93 Bruhl, Brad 1992,93 Gallagher, Ken 1979,80,81,82 Hassman, Vernon 1941 Bruhl, Elwyn 1973 Garcia, Tom 1974,75 Hatchett, Joe 1972 Bueghly, Keith 1937 Gatto, Gus 1952,53,54,55 Hattlestad, Neil 1960 Bush, Russ 1947,48,49 Gerber, Arthur 1932 Heaton, Dick 1957,58 Byrne, Jamie 1990,91,92,93 Gienger, Gerry 1957,58,59 Herber, Greg 1990,91 Camarata, August 1948 Gilson, Ed 1965 Herman, Ed 1977 Cameron, Tom 1966 Goetz, Dennis 1966,67 Hoemann, Steve 1963 Ceilley, Bernie 1955 Gormally,Joe 1978,79,81,82 Hogan, Pat 1986,87,88,89 Chambers, Don 1969 Grant, Dave 1984,85 Horton, Tom 1967,68 Cheney, Ray 1937 Grant, Duane 1981 Huffman, Paul1987,88,89,90 Christensen, Craig 1975 Greenlee, Joel1986,87,88,89 lgram, Cassim 1975,76 Clark, Jim 1952 Greenlee, Justin 1992,93 Isaacson, Roger 1940 Claude, Steve 1972 Gribben, Joe 1986,87 Clemmensen, Harvey 1947 Guldberg, Larry 1958,59 Jensen, Dave 1961,62 Clutter, Jeff 1985,86 Gulick, Bruce 1967 Jensen, Delbert 1940 Cobb, Dion 1980,81,82,84 Guyer, Jim 1967,68,69 Jindrich, John 1941 Cole, Jerry 1966 Hagen, Brent 1980 Johnson, Mark 1983 Collopy, Lloyd 1949 Halligan, Pat 1957 Jones, Jerry 1956,60 Cook, Dale 1952,55 Hallman, Bob 1981,82,83,84 All-Time Lenermen

Ka hl, Kevin 1986,87,88,89 Turner, Hal1976,77 Ke ll er, Dan 1973,74,75,76 Natvig, Alvie 1934 Tyree, Burke 1991,92,93 Kiger, Dean 1965,66 Natvig, Davis 1937,38 Kinyon, Jim 1967,68 Nelson, Bill1947,49,50 Vaughan, Tim 1981 Kjeldgaard, Doug 1992 Nicol, Dave 1970,71,73 VanOosbree, Mike 1981 Klar, Luverne 1948,49,50 Noecker, Norbert 1928 VanVoorhis, Boyd 1959 Vovos, John 1957,58 Koll, Bill1946,47,48 Oglesby, Floyd 1950 Koontz, Tony 1986 Wachenheim, Lee 1951 Oles, Ray 1951 ,52,53 Waddell, Drew 1981 Ko pri va, Leroy 1959 Omvig, Randy 1971 ,73,74,75 Kreim eyer, Paul 1982,83,84,85 Waters, Arland 1958,59 Orr, Gay 1928 Watts, Tracy 1993 Krieb s, John 1981,82,83,84 Orr, Louis 1928 Kurth, Kevin 1979,80 Weatherman, Jeff 1984,85,86,87 Orr, Orville 1931 Wedeking, Kevin 1980,82 Lan e, Jerry 1958,59,60 Osboe, Kent 1967,68,69 Wedgbury, Jason 1993 La ppe, Todd 1988,89,90 Ott, Mike 1971 Weick, Bill1951 ,52,55 Leeman, Gerald 1946 Owen, Ron 1966 Weisinger, Bruce 1981 ,82 Lem beck, Chris 1985,86,88,89 Parker, Don 1965,66,67 Wessely, Tony 1979,80 Leonard, Bob 1976,77 Patten, Chuck 1959,60,61 Wh ite, Greg 1989,90 Le onard, Scott 1987 Pickford, Pat 1985,86 Whorton, Roger 1966 Lewa lle n, Jim 1965 Pike, Dave 1970,71,72 Wilkinson, Steve 1977 Ll ewellyn, Jay 1980,81 ,83,84 Pinch, Chuck 1955 Williams, Dave 1990 Llewellyn, Mike 1985,86,88 Pollard, Gary 1963,64 Williams, Wendell 1962 Loffred o, Fred 1953,54 Poolman, Keith 1976,77,78,79 Wilson, Don 1961 ,62 Lott, Dave 1980 Powers, Rich 1989,90,91 ,92 Wilson, Joe 1969 Lovell, Alan 1989 Prehm, Dave 1976,78,79 Wingert, Mike 1964,65 Lun dvall, Martin 1951 Pustelnik, Mark 1988,89,90,91 Wise, Lee 1964,65 Luttrell, Larry 1979,81 ,82,83 Woodall, Mike 1977,78,79 Lyb bert, Gene 1950,51 Ray, Jerry 1958,59,60,61 Rausenberger, Dick 1963 Yoder, Ross 1981 Maher, Dick 1959,60 Rechtfertig, Larry 1967 Youel, Josh 1980,81 Majors, Randy 1982,83 Reiland, Marv 1968,69,70 Young, Clint 1969,70,71 Malecek, Dave 1991 ,92,93 Reiss, Lyle 1963 Young, Ke ith 1949,50,51 Manning, Cory 1991,92 Rosonke, Jerry 1960 Martin, Duaine 1989,90 Martin, Larry 1973 Sallis, Kirk 1978,79 Note: The above lettermen records were Martin, Leon 1941,42,43 Sanford, Jim 1960,61 ,62,63 recently researched, but due to incomplete Mas hek, Dan 1968,69 Schwab, Mark 1986,88,89,90 files from past years, there may be some Ma ssey, Keith 1985,87,88 Schwab, Mike 1985,86,87,88 omissions or other inaccuracies regarding years. Anyone with information regarding Masteller, Ed 1955,56,57 Sharp, Bob 1955 past lettermen is asked to contact Kevin Kane, McCarron, Pat 1953 Shed en helm, Kevin 1986 Assistant Sports Information Director, Upper McCl ure, Bruce 1975,76,77 Shedenhelm, Kurt 1984,86,87,88 NW UNI-Dome, University of Northern Iowa, 31 McCready, Mike 1970,71,72 Showalter, Andy 1992,93 Cedar Falls, /A 50614, phone (319) 273-3642. McCrillis, Jim 1966 Shutt, Wayne 1966,67,68 McNeil, Bill1960,61 Smith, Bill1949,50,51 Meador, Mike 1970,71 Smith, Jack 1959,60,61 Mehlin, Ron 1963 Snyder, Ken 1973,74,75 Me lvi n, Jeff 1975,76 Solon, Lindy 1951 Messe rly, Larry 1966,67 Sondgeroth, Jeff 1986,87 Meyers, Gary 1974 Sondgeroth, Lew 1984,85 Mill er, Jim 1972,73,74,75 Sothmann, Mark 1969,70 Minnick, Ted 1961 Spangler, Kent 1967 Moeller, Jay 1973,74 Sproles, Efonda 1980,81,82 Moe ll e r, Jon 1970,71 ,72 Steffensmeier, Gary 1989,90,91 ,92 Monroe, Jim 1964,65 Steinkamp, Dave 1966,67 Morni ngstar, Scott 1981 ,83,84,85 Sterner, Wes 1953 Moore, Brian 1981 Stevens, Bob 1961 ,62 Merkel, Dave 1981,82,83,84 Stoeker, Fred 1950 Morris, Bob 1953 Stolz, Brad 1968,69 Mott, Cecil 1941,42 ,46 Straw Larry 1965 Mulnix, Da ve 1973,74 Murphy, Jim 1959 Tgiros, Sonny 1955 Murphy, Tom 1957 Trautman, Bob 1964,66 Myers, Kirk 1978,79,80,82 Tredway, Doug 1980,81,82 All-Time Records vs. Opponents

Series last Series last Opponent w l T Began Meeting Opponent w l T Began Meeting Arizona State 4 1969 1988 Mankato State 11 11 0 1953 1984 Army 0 0 1989 1989 Marquette 1 0 0 1963 1981 Auburn 0 0 1980 1980 Michigan 1 4 0 1917 1991 Augustana (SD) 11 0 0 1973 1987 Michigan State 9 18 3 1943 1984 Bemidji State 3 0 0 1967 1969 Minnesota 14 14 4 1931 1993 Bloomsburg 3 1 0 1986 1993 Minot State 1 0 0 1969 1969 Brown 0 0 1993 1993 Missouri 13 1 0 1934 1991 California (PA) 0 0 1991 1991 Montdair State 0 0 1969 1969 Cal Poly SLO 4 5 0 1971 1990 Monmouth 1 0 0 1918 1919 Cal State Bakersfield 4 0 1981 1993 Morgan State 0 0 1986 1986 Cal State-{hico 1 0 0 1990 1990 Morningside 6 0 0 1969 1977 Cal State Fullerton 1 0 0 1990 1991 Moorhead State 10 1 0 1969 1978 Carson-Newman 1 0 0 1980 1987 Navy 0 0 1971 1971 Central Florida 3 0 0 1979 1980 Nebraska 30 6 0 1935 1993 Central Michigan 1 0 0 1973 1973 Nebraska-Omaha 10 0 1950 1978 Central Missouri 3 0 0 i974 1980 New Mexico 4 0 0 1984 1989 Chicago 4 0 0 1931 1941 North Carolina 4 3 0 1981 1989 Cincinnati 0 0 1973 1973 North Carolina State 4 0 0 1981 1989 Clarion 1 0 0 1983 1993 North Dakota 6 1 0 1968 1977 Clemson 3 0 0 1986 1993 North Dakota State 8 1 1 1968 1978 Cleveland State 5 1 0 1976 1983 Northeast Missouri 4 0 0 1968 1981 Colorado 5 0 1961 1967 Northern State 0 0 1968 1968 Colorado Mines 3 3 0 1940 1968 Northern Illinois 16 0 3 1958 1993 Colorado State 3 3 0 1940 1968 Northern Michigan 1 0 0 1981 1983 Concordia 0 0 1967 1967 Northwestern 4 1 0 1918 1981 Cornell (lA) 19 9 1 1913 1981 Northwest Missouri 5 0 0 1969 1986 Denver 1 0 0 1950 1950 Ohio State 4 0 1978 1991 Des Moines 4 0 0 1914 1917 Oklahoma 6 3 0 1916 1988 Drake 11 0 0 1981 1993 Oklahoma State 4 9 0 1948 1991 East Carolina 0 0 1981 1981 Oregon 1 0 1973 1981 Eastern Illinois 8 0 0 1983 1991 Oregon State 4 0 1973 1993 Eastern Michigan 5 0 0 1967 1971 Parsons 1 0 0 1915 1915 Edinboro 1 0 0 1987 1993 Penn State 0 1 0 1986 1987 Ellsworth 1 0 0 1915 1915 Purdue 10 1 1919 1993 32 Florida 1 0 0 1977 1979 St. Cloud State 5 0 0 1961 1-978 Florida International 1 0 0 1979 1980 Simpson 1 0 0 1914 1915 Fort Hays State 1 0 0 1967 1967 South Dakota 8 0 0 1970 1977 Franklin & Marshall 0 0 1971 1971 South Dakota State 16 3 1954 1984 Fresno State 3 0 1985 1993 Southwest Missouri 6 0 0 1984 1991 Georgia 0 0 1980 1980 Southern Illinois 7 3 0 1974 1990 Georgia Tech 0 0 1969 1969 Tennessee 0 0 1977 1977 Grinnell 1 0 0 1938 1939 Tennessee-Chattanooga 1 0 0 1977 1989 Illinois 10 10 3 1930 1991 Upper Iowa 0 0 1970 1970 Illinois State 6 0 0 1955 1991 Valley State 0 0 1968 1968 Indiana 1 1 0 1936 1991 Virginia 0 0 1987 1987 Iowa 8 18 1 1930 1993 Wartburg 0 0 1980 1980 Iowa State 13 35 0 1914 1993 Weber State 0 0 1986 1986 Ithaca 1 0 0 1991 1991 Western Illinois 7 0 0 1948 1979 Kansas State 7 0 0 1937 1957 West Virginia 3 0 0 1981 1991 Kentucky 5 1 0 1976 1983 Wheaton 7 0 0 1946 1951 lehigh 5 0 0 1976 1987 Winona State 5 1 1961 1981 Livingstone 0 0 1987 1987 Wisconsin 17 8 0 1917 1993 lock Haven 3 0 0 1981 1986 Wyoming 3 4 0 1960 1991 louisiana State 1 0 1980 1981 luther 15 0 1954 1981 1993-94 Opponents

Nickname: Mavericks North Dakota State Colors: Red & Black Thursday, December 2- Cedar Falls Athletic Director: Bob Gibson Location: Fargo, North Dakota Head Coach: Mike Denney Enrollment: 9,700 Phone: (402) 554-2305 Nickname: Bison Career Record (Yrs.): 127-55-5 (14 yrs.) Colors: Green &Yellow Record at UNO (Yrs.): 127-55-5 (14 yrs.) Athletic Director: Dr. Robert Entzion Assistant Coaches: Ron Higdon, Dan Radik, Pat Kelly Head Coach: Arthur "Bucky" Maughan Conference ('93 Finish): North Central (2nd) Phone: (701) 237-8983 1993 NCAA Division II Finish: 2nd Career Record (Yrs.): 301-81-9 (29 yrs.) 1993 Dual Record: 12-1 Record at NDSU (Yrs.): 301-81-9 (29 yrs.) lettermen Returning: 6 Assistant Coach: Greg Stensgard Wrestling SID: Gary Anderson Conference ('93 Finish): North Central (1st) Office Phone: (402) 554-2305 1993 NCAA Division II Finish: 3rd Home Phone: (402) 289-3865 1993 Dual Record: 8-4 FAX Phone: (402} 554-3694 Wrestling SID: George Ellis Series History: (UNIIeads 1Q-1) Office Phone: (701) 237-8331 1977-78W21-15 1962-63W23-8 1958-59W 34-0 Home Phone: (701) 282-7929 1976-77W 31-3 1961-61 W27-3 1950-51 w30-7 FAX Phone: (701) 237-8022 1975-76 L17-13 1960-61 W27-2 1949-50W 29-3 Series History: (UNIIeads 8-2-1) 1974-75 w11 -12 1959-60 w24-8 1977-78W 34-12 1973-74W 31-7 1969-70T15-15 1976-77L6-33 1972-73W18-15 1968-69W 27-5 1975-76 L14-18 1971-71 W15-11 1967-68W 14-8 Lehigh 1974-75W 18-14 1970-71 W13-11 Wednesday, January 12- Cedar Falls location: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Enrollment: 4,500 Iowa Nickname: Engineers Saturday, December 11 -Iowa City Colors: Brown &White location: Iowa City, Iowa Athletic Director: Joe Sterrett Enrollment: 28,000 Head Coach: Tom Hutchinson Nickname: Hawkeyes Phone: (215) 758-4304 Colors: Old Gold & Black Career Record (Yrs.): 25-54-3 (5 yrs.) Athletic Director: Bob Bowlsby Record at LU (Yrs.): 25-54-3 (5 yrs.) Head Coach: Dan Gable Assistant Coaches: Sergei Beloglazov, Bob Latessa Phone: (319) 335-9405 Conference ('93 Finish): Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Assn. (4th) Career Record (Yrs.): 298-17-5 (17 yrs.) 1993 NCAA Finish: Tie 23rd Record at Ul (Yrs.): 298-17-5 (17 yrs.) 1993 Dual Record: 7-12-1 Assistant Coaches: Jim Zalesky, Tom Brands lettermen Returning/lost: 11/0 Conference ('93 Finish): Big Ten (1st) Wrestling SID: Rob Schmidt 1993 NCAA Finish: 1st Office Phone: (215) 758-5611 1993 Dual Record: 14-1-1 Home Phone: (21 5) 882-1722 lettermen Returning/lost: 20/13 FAX Phone: (21 5) 758-4407 33 Wrestling SID: Jeff Darby Series History: (UNIIeads Hl) Office Phone: (319) 335-9411 1986-87 w16-16 1981-83 w23 -22 1975-76 W11 -15 Home Phone: (319} 354-8192 1983-84W33-13 1981-81W23-18 FAX Phone: (319) 335-9417 Series History (Iowa leads 28-8-2): 1991-93L 9-31 1980-81l 8-40 1941-42l 9-15 New Mexico 1991-91 L4-35 1979-80L3-41 1940-41 w15 -11 Wednesday, January 12 - Cedar Falls 1990-91 L7-35 1978-79L6-31 1939-40W 15-9 location: Albuquerque, New Mexico L11 -34 1977-78L 17-16 1938-39W10-10 1989-90 L7 -39 1976-77 L3-37 1937-38W 19-11 Enrollment: 24,646 1988-89L 11-16 1975-76L8-37 1936-37T16-16 Nickname: Lobos 1987-88 L14-14 1974-75 L8 -31 1935-}6 L91/2-221/2 Colors: Cherry & Silver 1986-87L 11-31 1973-74W17-15 1934-35L 13-11 Athletic Director: Rudy Davalos 1985-86 L9 -39 1971-73 L9-16 1933-34 T14 -14 Head Coach: Bill Dotson 1984-85 L3-43 1971-lH 9-25 1931-33W16-8 Phone: (505) 277-4745 1983-84 L14-30 L6-14 1931-31W 191/2-41/2 Career Record (Yrs.): 77-59-1 (16 yrs.) 1981-83 L8-33 1970-71 W18 -12 1919-30L 61/2-111/2 Record at NM (Yrs.): 60-56-1 (13 yrs.) 1981-82l 9-34 1967-68 L6-11 Assistant Coaches: Charlie Dotson, Steve Yarbrough Conference ('93 Finish): Western Athletic (8th} Nebraska-Omaha 1993 NCAA Finish: No qualifiers 1993 Dual Record: 4-5 Thursday, January 6- Cedar Falls Wrestling SID: Steve Carr location: Omaha, Nebraska Office Phone: (505) 277-2026 Enrollment: 17,000 Home Phone: (505) 298-1367 1993-94 Opponents

FAX Phone: (505) 277-01 42 Series Record: (U NIIeads 21-1 1) Series History: (UNIIeads 4-Q) 1983-84 w46 -6 1972-73L 13-19 1961-62W16-14 1 988~ 9 W 39-4 198H 5W41 -6 1982-83w 3 9-13 1971 -72 w26-12 1960-61 w18 -11 198H6W 46-3 198H4.W3 3-12 1981 -82 w52-Q 1970-71 w23 -14 1959-60W 15-13 1980-81w 37 -9 1969-70 w19 -14 1958-59 L11 -15 1979-80W41-5 1968-69L 13-19 1957-58L9-17 Iowa State 1978-79 W4 2-5 1967-68W 27 -14 1956-57 L6-22 1977-78W 3H 1966-67l6-23 1955-56 w21-10 Friday, January 14- Cedar Falls 1976-77 W22-18 1965-66W18-16 1954-55 w20-14 Location: Ames, Iowa 1975-76L 13-21 1964-65 L5 -29 1953-54L 11 -14 Enrollment: 25,263 1974-75W 17 -15 1963-64 L9-19 1952-53 w19 -8 Nickname: Cyclones 1973-74W21-1 9 1962-63l9-17 Colors: Cardinal &Gold Athletic Director: Gene Smith Head Coach: Bobby Douglas Oklahoma State Phone: (51 5) 294-4643 Saturday, January 29- Stillwater Career Record (Yrs.): 242-90 (20 yrs.) Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma Record at ISU (Yrs.): 13-4 (1 yr.) Enrollment: 18,500 Assistant Coach: Thorn Ortiz Nickname: Cowboys Conference ('93 Finish): Big Eight (2nd) Colors: Orange & Black 1993 NCAA Finish: 6th Athletic Director: Dave Martin (Interim) 1993 Dual Record: 13-4 Head Coach: John Smith Lettermen Returning/lost: 6/7 Phone: (405) 744-6520 Wresding SID: Matt Young Career Record (Yrs.): 4-7 (1 yr.) Office Phone: (51 5) 294-3372 Record at OSU (Yrs.): 4-7 (1 yr.) Home Phone: (51 5) 292-6578 Assistant Coaches: Mark Perry, Tony Purler FAX Phone: (51 5) 294-Q558 Conference ('93 Finish): Big Eight (Ineligible to compete) Series History (ISU leads 35-13) 1993 NCAA Finish: Ineligible to compete 1992-93L 12-25 1975 -76 L14 -26 1940-41 w15 -9 1993 Dual Record: 4-7 1991 -92L 5-32 1966-67l 11 -20 1939-40W 17-13 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 1 112 1990-91 L5-32 1965-66 L0-35 1938-39 L9 -21 Wrestling SID: Ron Burnett 1989-90L 14-20 1964-65L0-32 1937-38 L13- 21 Office Phone: (405) 744-5749 1988~9L 18-20 1963-64L0-34 1936-37l 151/2-161/2 Home Phone: (405) 624-8471 198H8W19-17 1962-63l3-23 1935 -36 L11 -15 FAX Phone: (405) 744-7754 1986~7l 12-25 1961-62l8-17 L11 -17 Series History: (OSU leads 9-4) 198H6 L11 -26 1960-61 L11-16 1933-34L6-28 198H5L5-35 1951-52W18-10 1932-33 L3-27 1990-91 W21 -16 1984-85l 13-26 1961-62L 7-19 198H4W21-17 1950-51W22-6 1931 -32 L13 -21 1989-90 L3 -30 1983 -84 L16 -21 1948-49 w32-Q 198H3l6-33 1949-50W20-5 L6-28 1988~9 L13 -23 1964-65l 0-36 1947-48W 24-5 1987~8 L13 -24 1963-64 L0-30 1981~2L 10-23 1948-49W 26-5 1930-31 L8 -20 1985~6W 23-15 1962-63l6-24 1980~1 L12 -28 1947-48W 23-5 1929-30 L8 -25 1979~0L 9-24 1946-47W 25-5 1923-24L0-21 1978-79 l14-27 1945-46 w20-10 34 1977-78L 9-31 1942-43W 16-14 Southwest Missouri State. 1976-77l9-34 1941-42W15-11 Sunday, January 30- Springfield Location: Springfield, Missouri Enrollment: 20,236 Mankato State Nickname: Bears Sunday, January 16- Mankato Colors: Maroon & White Location: Mankato, Minnesota Athletic Director: Bill Rowe Enrollment: 16,000 Head Coach: John Kriebs Nickname: Mavericks Phone: (41 7) 836-5242 Colors: Purple & Gold Career Record (Yrs.): 33-44-1 (4 yrs.) Athletic Director: Don Amiot Record at SMSU (Yrs.): 33-44-1 (4 yrs.) Head Coach: Jim Makovsky Assistant Coach: Jeff Harris Phone: (507) 389-6521 Conference ('93 Finish): Independent (3rd at West Regional) Career Record (Yrs.): 23-19-1 (4 yrs.) 1993 NCAA Finish: 34th Record at MSU (Yrs.): First year 1993 Dual Record: 13-8 Conference ('93 Finish): North Central (3rd) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 13/2 1993 NCAA Division II Finish: 15th Wrestling SID: Robert Rodgers 1993 Dual Record: 10-1-2 Office Phone: (41 7) 836-5402 Lettermen Returning/lost: 14/3 Home Phone: (4 17) 865-3065 Wresding SID: David Johnson FAX Phone: (41 7) 836-4868 Office Phone: (507) 389-2625 Series History: (UNIIeads 6-Q) Home Phone: (507) 388-4130 1991-92 W43 -2 1989-90W 39-6 1987-88W 41 -3 FAX Phone: (507) 389-1923 1990-91 W36-6 1988-89W 47-o 1984-85 w57-o 1993-94 Opponents

Minnesota Illinois Sunday, February 6 ·Cedar Falls Sunday, February 13 ·Columbus, Ohio Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota Location: Urbana-champaign, Illinois Enrollment: 39,000 Enrollment: 34,000 Nickname: Golden Gophers Nickname: Fighting lllini Colors: Maroon & Gold Colors: Orange & Blue Athletic Director: Dr. McKinley Boston Athletic Director: Ron Guenther Head Coach: Mark Johnson Head Coach: J Robinson Phone: (217) 333-5853 Phone: (612) 625-4049 Career Record (Yrs.): 29-14-2 (3 yrs.) Career Record (Yrs.): 87-55-1 (7 yrs.) Record at Ul (Yrs.): 9-4 (1 yr.) Record at UM (Yrs.): 87-55-1 (7 yrs.) Assistant Coaches: Jim Heffernan, Adam DiSabato Assistant Coaches: Dave Grant. Johnny Johnson, Marty Morgan Conference ('93 Finish): Big Ten (8th) Conference ('93 Finish): Big Ten (4th) 1993 NCAA Finish: T23rd 1993 NCAA Finish: 9th 1993 Dual Record: 9-4 1993 Dual Record:21-3-1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 11/2 Wrestling SID: Julie Dalpiaz Wrestling SID: Brad Ruiter Office Phone: (217) 333-1391 Office Phone: (612) 625-4090 Horne Phone: (217) 367-2253 Home Phone: (612) 486-9028 FAX Phone: (217) 333-5540 FAX Phone: (612) 625.0359 Series History: (UNIIeads 2G-1G-3) Series History: (Series tied 24-24-4) 1990-91 W43 -3 1965-66W17-15 1949-50 w23-2 1949-50W 21 -8 1985-86W 24-17 1964-65 l11-15 1948-49W18-10 199H3l12-24 1970-71 W17 -15 1982-83 27-1 0 1963-64 17-13 1946-47T14-14 l16-27 1968-69l14-17 1948-49W 14-12 w w 1947-48W 28-11 1981-82 w40-3 1962-63 w14-13 1945-46 w17-11 1991-92 W21 -16 1966-67 T16-16 1941-42l6-24 1990-91 w24-12 1964-65l 0-28 1946-47W 27-3 1977-78l12-24 1961-62l6-20 1945-46 29-5 1976-77 w24-10 1958-59 w19 -12 1940-41 w14-12 1989-90W23-15 1963-64l6-20 w 1975-76ll7-19 1957-58T12-12 1939-40 135-105 1988-89l12-24 1962-63T12-12 1942-43 w27-3 w 1941-42l11-17 1974-75l14-20 1955-56W26-8 1938-39l6-20 1987-88W20-18 1961-62l11-17 1930-31l45-235 1986-87W27-11 1960-61W17-9 1940-41 T12 -12 1973-74 w30-11 1954-5Sl9-17 1967-68W25-5 1952-53T14-14 1929-30 l75-265 1983-84l12-33 1959-60l11-14 1939-40l14-18 1966-67W29-6 1950-51 W15-9 1982-83 w20-19 1958-59l10-24 1938-39l11-17 W33-8 1957-58l9-19 1937-38W 151/2-1 21/2 W16-15 1979-80W24-14 1956-57l8-22 1936-37l91/2-20 1/2 1977-78l14-21 1955-56 w26-6 1935-36l12-18 Nebraska 1975-76W19-18 1954-55T12-12 1934-35 l14-18 1974-75l19-20 1953-54l8-22 1933-34W 19-11 Saturday, February 19 ·Lincoln 1973-74l19-23 1952-53l15-16 1930-31 w25 -5 Location: Lincoln, Nebraska 1972-73l12-24 1951-52 w19-8 Enrollment: 24,000 1971 -72W 18-15 1950-51 W17-11 Nickname: Comhuskers Colors: Scarlet &Cream Athletic Director: Bill Byrne Head Coach: Tim Neumann 35 Ohio State Phone: (402) 472-6470 Sunday, February 13 · Columbus Career Record (Yrs.): 103-40-4 (8 yrs.) Location: Columbus, Ohio Record at UN (Yrs.) : 103-4o-4 (8 yrs.) Enrollment: 52,000 Assistant Coaches: Mark Cody, Brad Penrith Nickname: Buckeyes Conference ('93 Finish): Big Eight (1st) Colors: Scarlet & Gray 1993 NCAA Finish: 3rd Athletic Director: James L. Jones 1993 Dual Record: 1o-2 Head Coach: Russ Hellickson Lettermen Returning/Lost: 5/8 Phone: (614) 29H302 Wrestling SID : Keith Mann Career Record (Yrs.): 192-66-2 (11 yrs.) Office Phone: (402) 472-2263 Record at OSU (Yrs.): 121 -44-2 (7 yrs.) Horne Phone: (402) 438-3754 Assistant Coaches: Jim Jordan, Rex Holman, Mike Schyck FAX Phone: (402) 472-2005 Conference ('93 Finish): Big Ten (3rd) Series History: (UNIIeads 30-6) 1993 NCAA Finish: 5th 1992-93l7-28 1980-81 W24-15 1951 -52 w26-4 1993 Dual Record: 17-6 1991-92l17-19 1975-76W19-14 1950-51 w17 -8 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 9/7 1990-91W33-9 1968-69W18-11 1949-50 w23 -3 Wresding SID: Doug Levin l20-24 1967-68W26-3 1948-49 w24-5 Office Phone: (614) 29H861 1989-90 l10-26 1965-66 w18-14 1947-48 w28-5 FAX Phone: (614) 292-8547 1988-89W28-15 1963-64W20-6 1945-46 w25 -5 1987-88 w25 -1 5 1959-60 w29-5 1941-42W16-12 Series History: (UNIIeads 4-1) 1986-87W32-11 1958-59W27-3 1940-41 w27 -5 1990-91l14-21 1987-88W21-14 1977-78W21 -12 1984-85W28-11 1957-58W25-5 1939-40 w25 -5 1988-89W 26-14 1978-79W 33-8 1983-84l22-24 1956-57 w27 -3 1937-38W235-65 1982-83l16-24 1955-56 w21 -13 1935-36 w20 .5-95 1981-82 w27-10 1954-55 w27 -3 1934-35 w24-6 Team Honors

Academic Honors National Wrestling Coaches Association All Academic Team (inaugural year 1'991) 1993- Jamie Byrne (Honorable Mention) Andrew Showalter (Honorable Mention) 1992 - Gary Steffensmeier (First Team) 1991 - Gary Steffensmeier (First Team) Jamie Byrne (Third Team) Cory Manning (Third Team)

GTE Academic All-America Team (includes athletes from 16 NCAA-sponsored sports) 1992 - Gary Steffensmeier (Third Team) (I tor) Ed Ewoldt, UN/ President Dr. Constantine Cuff is and Ron Magruder Most Valuable Wrestler 1993 - Steve Hartle 1987 - Jeff Weatherman 1992 - Rich Powers 1986 - Mark Schwab Ed Ewoldt Scholarship 1991 -Rich Powers 1985 - Lew Sondgeroth In Janury of 1992, Northern Iowa officials announced the 1990 -Gary Steffensmeier 1984- Bob Hallman establishment of the Ed Ewoldt Wrestling Scholarship, the 1989- Joel Greenlee 1983 - Randy Majors first fully-endowed scholarship in the history of the 1988- Joel Greenlee University's athletics program. The scholarship was made possible by a $120,000 gift to the Northern Iowa Foundation by Ron Magruder of Orlando, Florida. Each year, beginning with the 1992-93 academic year, the Panther wrestling program has awarded a full scholarship from the interest generated by the gift. Ewoldt began attending UN I, then known as Iowa State Teachers College, in 1948 and graduated in 1954, competing on the wrestling team his last two years. He went on to teach and coach at West Central-Maynard (lA) 36 High School from 19S5-58 and Wheaton (IL) Central High School, where he coached Magruder, from 1959-88. MEd has had a tremendous impact on my life," Magruder said, Mand has helped me get where I am today. This is my way of thanking him for being a great teacher, mentor and friend." Magruder is the president of Olive Garden Restaurants, which has more than 300 locations throughout the nation, and serves on the Florida Citrus Bowl Committee, the ' Business Advisory Council at the University of Mississippi 1993-94 Mat Aides and the Foundation Board at the University of Central Front row (1-r) Angie Neuman, Angie Sinnott, Michele Couchman, Dana Jo Bohr Florida. Middle row (1-r) Sora Broet, Tin no Halupnick, JaDee Young, Amy Westphal The recipient of the Ed Ewoldt Scholarship for the first two years has been Panther junior Justin Greenlee, a Bock row (1-r) Michelle Fogle, Lisa Berger, Heidi Stoltenberg heavyweight who earned All-America honors last season Not pictured Sora Klosterman and Jamie Maschmonn and compiled a 32-12 record.

Ewoldt Scholarship Recipients 1992- Justin Greenlee 1993- Justin Greenlee This is Northern Iowa

campus-wide commitment become the largest undergraduate modern building designs that have A to great teaching lies at the business school in Iowa. The characterized an impressive growth heart of the University of College's Department of Accounting period over the past dozen years. Northern Iowa's reputation for is ranked among the 10 best in the The attractive, park-like campus providing exceptional country by educators and contains more than 40 maj~r undergraduate education, as well as accounting professionals. In a buildings on 861 acres, yet is complementary programs at the national survey of 400 accounting compact enough to cross in a 10- master's, specialist's and doctoral faculty, Northern Iowa ranked as one minute walk. levels. Building on its historic of their top programs. UNI is located in Cedar Falls, an strength in teacher education, the inviting and historic community of University has developed a number onsidered a long-time leader about 35,000 people. Together with of outstanding programs in business, C in the field of teacher the adjacent city of Waterloo, the natural sciences, humanities and fine education, UNI has metropolitan area has a culturally arts, and social and behavioral implemented several programs that diverse population of 115,000 and sciences. continue this tradition of excellence. combines big city opportunities with Northern Iowa prides itself on The Regents' Center for Early small town friendliness. Cedar providing a student-centered Developmental Education is a Falls/Waterloo is a center for educational experience. The leading setting for research and industry, finance, commerce, University's medium size allows it to training in the education of young recreation and cultural activities for offer the faculty, facilities and children. The Center is the only northeast Iowa. academic choices of a major educational resource of its kind in university, while retaining a friendly, Iowa. he University was founded in small college atmosphere. Small Northern Iowa's 19 men's and T 1876 and is one of three state classes enable the University to women's intercollegiate athletics assisted universities foster one-on-one working programs compete at the NCAA administered by the Iowa State relationships between faculty and Division I level with major Board of Regents. Additional private students. More than 90 percent of conference affiliations. The Panthers support is provided by the UNI UNI's classes have 50 or fewer boast a nationally recognized Foundation and Northern Iowa students. coaching staff to maintain Alumni Association, representing consistently competitive programs. more than 65,000 alumni in the tudents enter the University The Northern Iowa campus United States and other countries. well-prepared, demonstrated combines the grandeur of early by their selection of high 1900s architecture with striking, school courses and rank in class. In recent years, over 90 percent of the entering freshmen ranked in the top 50 percent of their high school classes, with about 60 percent ranking in the top 30 percent. The average undergraduate arrives at UNI with an ACT score of23. U.S. News and World Report has recognized the University by ranking it seventh among the top 15 colleges and universities and second among best buys in the Midwest Region in its America's Best Colleges Book. It also recognized Northern Iowa as one of two Hup-and coming" Midwest regional universities. The College of Business Ad ministration has