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Date Opponent Location Nov . 20 Ryan Kaufman Open Omaha, Neb . 9:00 a.m. Nov.26 Wisconsin Cedar Falls 7:00 p.m. Dec. I Iowa Iowa City 7:00 p.m. Dec.4 Northern Iowa Open Cedar Falls (UNI-Dome) 9:00 a.m. Dec.10 Minnesota Cedar Falls 7:30p.m. Dec.12 Ohio State Cedar Falls l:OOp.m. Jan. 7-8 Virginia Duals Hampton, Va. All Day Jan . 14 Purdue West Lafayette , Ind. 7:00 p.m. Jan. 22 Marquette Milwaukee, Wis. 2:00 p.m. Jan. 28 Nebraska-Om aha Omaha, Neb. 7:00 p.m. Jan . 29 Nebraska Lincoln, Neb . 7:00 p.m. Feb. 4 Eastern Illinois Charleston, Ill. 7:00 p.m. Feb. 5 Northern Illinois DeKalb, Ill. 7:00 p.m. Feb. I I Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okl a. 7:00 p.m. Feb.13 Missouri Cedar Falls 2:00p.m. Feb.20 Iowa State Cedar Falls 2:00p.m. Mar.4 NCAA West Regional Cedar Falls 9:00a.m. Mar . 16-18 NCAA Championships St. Louis, Mo . 11 a.m .

All home meets 1n West Gym unless otherwise noted. All times local.

Panther senior Tony Davis, the 1999 NCAA runnerup at 149 pounds .

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Table of Contents • 1999-2000 Schedule ...... IFC 1999-2000 Outlook ...... 2-3 Coaching Staff...... 4-6 1999-2000 Roster...... 7 Panther Profiles ...... 8-15 The University of Northern Iowa ...... 16 Administration ...... l 7 Academics and Athletics ...... 18 1998-99 in Review...... 19 1998-99 Results/Statistics ...... 20 1998-99 Dual Results ...... 21 1999 NCAA Tournament ...... 22 1999 East Regional ...... 23 Record Book ...... 24 Pa.nther senior Tony Wiela.nd Panther Honor Roll ...... 25 Panther All-Americans ...... 26-28 Panther Quick FacU Year-by-Year Records ...... 29 Location ...... Cedar Falls, Iowa 50614 All-Time Dual Results ...... 30-33 Founded ...... 1876 All-Time Lettermen ...... 34 -35 Enrollment ...... 13,500 All-Time Records vs. Opponents ...... 36 Nickname ...... Panthers 1999-2000 Opponents ...... 37-39 Colors ...... Purple & Old Gold Team Honors ...... 40 Head Coach ...... Mark Manning (Nebraska-Omaha '85) Record at UNI ...... 13-19 (Two yrs.) Athletic Administration Career Record ...... 13-19 (Two yrs.) President ...... Dr. Robert Koob Office Phone ...... ( 319) 273-6473 Athletic Director...... Rick Hartzell Assistant Coach ...... Brad Penrith (Iowa '88) Associate Athletic Director/ Compliance ...... Dr. Sandra Williamson Assistant Coach ...... Steve Hamilton (Iowa State '92) Associate Athletic Director/Business ...... Julie Bright Volunteer Assistant Coach ...... Tolly Thompson Associate Athletic Director/Sport Management ...... Kevin Buisman Strength Coach ...... Eric Keller Director of Athletic Development ...... Scott Leisinger Assistant Trainer (Wrestling) ...... Matt Gage NCAA Faculty Representative ...... Dr . Jack Wilkinson Conference ...... Independent (West Regional) Director of Marketing/Promotions ...... Eric Tyler Home Facility...... West Gym (2,500) Ticket Manager...... Paul Zakowski 1998-99 Dual Record ...... 8-10 Athletic Development Coordinator...... Sloane Tyler 1999 Regional Finish ...... First Athletic Sales Coordinator...... Heather Woody 1999 NCAA Finish ...... l 7th Director of Sports Medicine ...... Darryl Conway Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 12/3 Equipment Manager...... Steve Nurse Returning NCAA Qualifiers (5) ...... Nick Flach (134 in 1998) Academic Advisor...... Vicki Melnick ...... Tony Davis (149, Second place) ...... Nate Lawrenz (165) Athletic Media Relations Director...... Nancy Justis ...... Randy Pugh (174) Associate Director/Wrestling Contact ...... Kevin Kane ...... Tony Wieland (197) Assistant Director...... Robert Anderson Athletic Media Relations Phone ...... (319) 273-6354 To the Media Kane's Office Phone ...... (319) 273-3642 Press facilities in the West Gym are very limited. Only working Kane's Home Phone ...... (319) 277-6828 media are allowed access to the press area, which is located on the Kane's E-Mail ...... [email protected] south side of the arena. Head coach Mark Manning and team members Athletic Media Relations FAX ...... (319) 273-3602 are available for interviews in person or by telephone on most occasions. Inter­ Athletic Web Site ...... www.uni.edu/athletic views may be arranged through Associate Athletic Media Relations Director Kevin Kane (319-273-3642) or directly through the Credits Wrestling Office (319-273-6473). UNI wrestling information can be found on the World Wide Web at The 1999-2000 Northern Iowa Wrestling Media Guide was written, designed and edited by Kevin Kane, Associate Athletic Media Relations www.uni.edu/athletic/wrest. Director. Photography and cover design by UNI Offlce of Public Relations. On the Cover: Panther senior Tony Davis, the 1999 NCAA runnerup at 149 pounds. ______;,;l....;9;...9.;;.....;;.9_-..;;2;;;..0.;;;_;;:0;...;:0;;__;:S:;;..e=.a==s~o:..:n~O=-=u:..:t::.:1:..::o::..:o:::..:.:::k~----

For the past three years, Mark Manning and his coaching staff have been on a mission - to return the Northern Iowa wrestling program to national prominence and eventually challenge for a national championship. The mission certainly can't be classified "accomplished", but a return to national recognition seems at hand, at least according to the preseason pollsters. The Panthers are ranked 151h and 161h by Amateur Wrestling News and Intermat, respectively. A solid blend of experience and talented youngsters along with vastly­ improved depth will be the keys to UNI's expected climb back onto the national stage. Last year's NCAA Tournament netted UNI's first all-Americans in three years in Tony Davis and Eric Keller, and a 1 711Lplace team finish, the best by a Panther squad since 1995. Tony Da.vis The national runnerup at 149, Davis leads a group of four NCAA qualifiers back competed in nearly a decade. O'Connor is in his first year with the from that team along with another from "Probably the thing I like most about Panthers as a sophomore. two years ago. · this team is our depth," he said. "There 133 - Probably the most uncertain That fivesome figures to be comple­ have been times when we were pretty thin weight is 133, but that isn't bad news for mented by the most talented group of the last couple of years when we had the Panthers. A three-way battle is youngsters in school history, Manning's injuries or illness. Our upper weights shaping up between junior college transfer 1998 recruiting class, which was ranked might still be that way a little, but I think Chad Boudreaux, sophomore Tony second in the nation. we're in good shape depth-wise just about Sweeting and redshirt freshman Troy Nearly every member of that class everywhere else." Mcllravy. was redshirted last season and is now "I really like the work ethic and the Boudreaux was the national juco ready to take the mat. As many as five of attitudes in our (practice) room that we've runnerup last season after finishing fourth those redshirt freshmen could end up been able to establish over the last couple as a freshman, while Mcllravy was a high being varsity starters. of seasons," he added. "Our guys know school all-American and four-time Wyoming Manning and his staff aren't ready to what to expect and they now realize what state champ. claim any victories yet, but the third-year it takes to be an all-American or a national Sweeting moves up a weight after head coach knows this team has the champion. We've got a room full of those seeing most of his varsity action at 125 as potential to open some eyes on a national guys, and I expect to see some people step a true freshman. He went 8-10 overall, but level. up and earn those kinds of honors." tied for fourth on the squad with four pins. "I really like our blend of experience Here's a capsule look at the Panthers Freshman recruit Dylan Long of Creston, and those talented newcomers, that good weight-by-weight: Iowa, will likely redshirt. recruiting class we had a couple of years "This weight is shaping up to be quite ago ," he said. "People thought they were 125 - Freshman Eric Dunmire is the a competition," Manning said. "We 're going awfully good on paper ... now it's time to preseason favorite after redshirting a year to be in good shape no matter who ends up see what they can do on the mat." ago. A high school all-American from wrestling for us. One of those guys has to "But they can't wrestle like freshmen Montana, Dunmire competed in Europe come on for us and we expect one of them because they weren't recruited that way," over the summer as a member of the to be an all-American this year." he added. "They're not going to be National Wrestling Coaches Association/ 141 - Junior Nick Flach has recov­ freshmen by January or February. They'll USA Wrestling All-America Team. Accord­ ered from a season-ending elbow injury be going against some of the best people in ing to Manning, that experience was last January, but won't be eligible until the country, so I'm anxious to see how they invaluable. December. He came just one victory from respond to the challenges that will face "For Eric to experience what he did becoming an all-American as a freshman them." this summer, at his age, is an unbelievable two years ago when he posted a 24-6 mark. And, for the first time in his tenure, boost for him in terms of his development," Injuries hampered Flach much of last Manning thinks he's going to battle with a he said. "Not only the international season, but a return to health should spell full arsenal. He'll need it, with a rugged competition he faced, but the workout bad news for opponents and explains his schedule that includes five of the pre­ partners he had on his own team ." top 20 preseason ranking. season top 10 on the slate and the Nick Marolf should challenge Dunmire Junior Mark Rial will likely hold down toughest NCAA regional in which UNI has after redshirting last season and Cory the job when the season begins after filling I 999-2000 Season Out:look in admirably when Flach was injured last wrestled in every dual for us and won 22 197 - Senior Tony Wieland enters the season. He went 14-10 and finished second matches. He needs to get better, though, in campaign ranked as high as 11 th in• the at the NCAA East Regional, but was snubbed all three areas - on his feet , on top and on preseason, but coming off knee surgery last for a berth in the NCAA Tournament. bottom ." spring and a broken thumb this fall . He's Perhaps nowhere is the Panthers' He'll be challenged by redshirt fresh­ compiled a 67-36 career record and was an depth more prominent than at 141, where man Tim Matthys, an Iowa high school all-American as a freshman when he posted they are eight-deep. Sophomore Mike champ as a senior at Davenport Assumption. 34 victories. Kerker saw action in four duals last season Kevin Powell moves up a weight after seeing But injuries have slowed him each of the and redshirt freshman Brandon Livingood action in six duals at 157 last season. past two seasons, so a return to health and should battle for varsity time. 174 - The Panthers return another a more aggressive approach should serve 149 - It's been nine years since a NCAA qualifier here in senior Randy Pugh. him well in his final year. Northern Iowa wrestler has been ranked no. He was perhaps UNI's most dominant "Tony's strong .. .I'd like to see him get 1 in the preseason, but senior Tony Davis wrestler during the regular season, posting a more physical in his matches and use more finds himself at the top of the ladder in the 28-5 record while leading the team with of his technique ," Manning said. "He needs preseason rankings. eight pins. He also flirted with the national to open up more .. . as strong as he is, he Davis came to UNI a year ago after top 10, but was slowed late by a rib injury needs to use it." winning consecutive junior college titles at and won just one match at the NCAA's. For all the depth the Panthers have in Iowa Central, and nearly made it three-for­ "Randy's really improved from the the lighter and middle weights, they have no three in his first year of Division I competi­ spring until now. He's a lot more confident true 197-pounder to back up Wieland. tion. He went 19-4 on his way to a national and excited about proving it at the NCAA HWT - The last of the redshirt runnerup finish, dropping a 5-3 decision to Tournament. He's got one shot left ," freshmen expected to start, Paul Hynek is Iowa's T.J. Williams, a boyhood buddy, in the Manning said. unchallenged at heavyweight. He was the final. Pugh will be backed up by redshirt second-ranked recruit in the state after "People are going to be gunning for him freshman Ricky Crone, who Manning calls winning the 189-pound title at Cedar Rapids this year, it's going to be a little bit different "more than capable" if he's called upon. Prairie as a senior. scenario,'' Manning said. "But Tony's 184 - Kyle Hansen is ready to take over Although a bit undersized for a certainly ready for the challenge. He's a after sitting behind the graduated Ken Bigley heavyweight at about 235 pounds, Hynek competitor ... he's a fighter, and he knows last year. He was impressive as a part-time should make up for it in other areas. what he is capable of doing." starter last season, going 6-4 in dual meets "Paul's gotten bigger and stronger and Davis will be backed up by junior Keith at 184 and 197, and enters this year rated has become a better wrestler," Manning said. Weber, a "quiet leader" who has compiled a 18th nationally by Intermat. "He's going to improve as the season goes 25-35 career record as a starter at 134 as a "He's got to step it up a notch, like many on. I want to see him be physical and use freshman, then at 157 last year. Sophomore of our guys, but he's got to say 'this is my his tenacity, because he has that in him. He Craig Mallicoat also provides some insur­ spot' and not let go ,'' said the Panther coach. needs to use his conditioning and athletic ance while freshmen Jon Garvin and Pat Manning said it's possible Crone could ability to beat some of those bigger guys." Hegarty will redshirt. move up from 174 to challenge Hansen. 157 - The early nod will likely go to Junior Kevin Weber will provide depth after redshirt freshman Bob Koenig, who will earning his first letter a year ago. have to fight off his brother, Tom, for the varsity spot. Both came to UNI a year ago, Bob out of high school, and Tom off a four­ year stint in the U.S. Air Force. Bob was a state champ as a senior and is just another member of UNI's banner recruiting class of 1998. Drew Kelly was the top high school recruit in the nation at 160 last season, but will likely redshirt, as will freshmen Frank Cortez and Hesston Johnson. Dayton Ericson also will give the Panthers plenty of depth. 165 - Sophomore Nate Lawrenz is the man to beat after several appearances in the top 20 and a trip to the NCAA Tourna­ ment last year. He registered a 22-12 mark, ranked second on the team with six major decisions and was solid as a rock in his first collegiate season. Lawrenz is ranked 18th in the preseason by Amateur Wrestling News. "Nate gives us a lot of experience for just being a sophomore ," said Manning. "He

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It hasn't taken long for Summer Games in Atlanta. He also has been the National Mark Manning to build on his Developmental Coach for USA Wrestling, heading the Freestyle reputation as a man who makes and Greco-Roman programs for four age groups. things happen. He has been an assistant coach for the U.S. World Freestyle When Manning became just Team in 1993, '95, '97 and just returned from another stint with the seventh head coach in school the World Team in Turkey in October. history in 1997, the Panther Manning also served as head coach for the U.S. Junior Team program had fallen on uncharac­ that competed in Budapest, Hungary, in 1994 and Russia in teristically hard times. In fact, 1996. He was appointed coach for the East team at the 1991, UNI's 4lst-place finish at the '97 1993 and 1995 Olympic Festivals. NCAA Championships was the As a competitor, the South Dakota native compiled a 121-23 worst in school history. record and was a two-time national champion at Nebraska-Omaha But Manning began putting and a three-time Division II all-American at 150 pounds. From his stamp on the program almost immediately with the enthusi­ 1986 to 1989, he was a member of the U.S. Freestyle Team and asm and intensity for which he is widely known. won the silver medal at the 1989 Pan American Games. "Those qualities are especially important when you want to He was inducted into the NCAA Division II Hall of Fame accomplish great things," Manning says. "We want to do great earlier this year for his accomplishments both as a wrestler and things here .... ! want to carry on the great tradition here and coach. build upon it." And while his wrestlers' accomplishments on the mat may "To put in the time and effort to be successful at this level is get the most publicity, it's just as important to Manning that they an investment," he adds. "I like to say it's an investment are just as committed away from the wrestling room. because to do something great takes an investment of your "We want our guys to be committed students and prepare time." themselves for life," he says. "It's important that they be The Panthers have compiled a 13-19 dual record in competitive in the classroom as well as on the mat." Manning's first two seasons at the helm against schedules in "We also want them to be part of a team and have aspira­ which they have wrestled the nation's top teams week in and tions to be national champions and all-Americans," Manning week out. They also have won two NCAA East Regional titles in adds. "And we demand that they be quality citizens who repre­ as many seasons under Manning, and have qualified 11 wrestlers sent themselves, their family and their community in the proper for the NCAA Championships. way." Last March, Northern Iowa finished 17th at the NCAA Manning received his bachelor's degree from UNO in Tournament under Manning's guidance, the best showing by a Physical Education and his master's from North Carolina in Panther squad since 1995. They also had their first all-Ameri­ Sports Administration. cans in three years in NCAA 149-pound runnerup Tony Davis He has a 12-ye~ld son, Matthew, who lives near Charlotte, N.C. and 133-pounder Eric Keller. Manning brought an impressive list of credentials as an assistant and national team coach to his first collegiate head coaching assignment. His name is widely recognizable throughout the amateur wrestling community for his association with successful programs and involvement in developing young wrestlers through USA Wrestling. Prior to his appointment at UNI, Manning spent the previous four seasons as head assistant coach at Oklahoma, where the Sooners posted three top 10 NCAA finishes. He also was an assistant at North Carolina for eight seasons, helping lead the Tar Heels to three top 10 finishes nationally. He and his assistants built on their reputations as outstand­ ing recruiters at UNI by signing a class ranked second in the nation by Interma.t in 1998. They followed that up with another top 15 class this past year. A tireless recruiter, Manning was on an Oklahoma staff that had three recruiting classes ranked in the top five nationally in the four years he was there. In his time at North Carolina, the Tar Heels boasted the top-ranked class in the country in 1990. Manning was one of five finalists for the position of Head Coach of the 2000 United States Olympic Freestyle Team. He served as an assistant coach for the U.S. team at the 1996

/999-2000fl ort:h ern fo Llla 1Ure.st:/1n9 Coaching St:aff Brad Penrith Steve Hamilton• Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Former University of Iowa all­ Former Iowa State all-American Steve American and national champion Brad Hamilton is in his third season at Northern Penrithjoined the Panther staff in 1997 Iowa. Prior to his appointment in 1997, as the top assistant to head coach Mark Hamilton had spent the previous five years Manning. with the Hawkeye Wrestling Club in Iowa Prior to his appointment, he spent the City as a wrestler and coach, giving him previous five seasons as an assistant at Nebraska, coaching the the unique distinction of having wrestled or coached at each of the Huskers' lighter weights. He also served a one-year stint as an three state universities. assistant at Boise State in 1991-92, spent two seasons at Arizona Hamilton is one of six Cyclone wrestlers to earn all-America State from 1989-91, and was a graduate assistant at Iowa. honors four times, competing from 1988-92. He placed seventh at Penrith won the 126-pound national championship at Iowa in 158 as a freshman; third at 158 as a sophomore; second at 150 as a 1986 as a sophomore, and then placed second at 126 in 1987 and junior; and third at 167 as a senior. He was voted a team captain 1988. He was a three-time Big Ten champ for the Hawkeyes and three years and ISU's Most Valuable Wrestler as a junior and senior. was named Outstanding Wrestler at the conference meet in 1986. Since the completion of his collegiate career, Hamilton has A 1988 Iowa graduate, Penrith also made his mark on the remained competitive on the national and international level. In international level before retiring in 1996. He captured a silver 1996, he won the Olympic Trials South and the Michigan Interna­ medal at the 1991 World Championships and was the gold tional Open. He also placed fifth at the 1995 Grand Prix Slovakia, medalist at the Pan American Games in 1989 and '91. took second and third at the Sunkist Open in 1993 and '94, respec­ Among his many accomplishments internationally, Penrith tively, and was a member of the 1993 U.S. Freestyle Team after was third at the '94 Goodwill Games; was a two-time Sunkist Open placing third at the World Team Trials. Hamilton also placed fifth at champion; took the Roger Coulon title in France in 1992 and '96; the U.S. Nationals in 1993 and eighth in '94. was a member of the 1989 U.S. World Team; and took third at the Hamilton has an extensive background in wrestling camps as a World Cup in 1990. director and clinician. He was head coach of the Dan Gable Inten­ Closer to home, he placed third at the 1996 Olympic Team sive Camp in Iowa City his four years there. Trials; won the U.S. Nationals three times- 1989, '91 and '93-and A native of Emmetsburg, Iowa, Hamilton was a four-time state was second at the '92 Final Olympic Wrestle-Off. placewinner, winning the title twice, and a three-time Freestyle all­ As a coach, Penrith is renowned as an excellent technician American. and recruiter. He has been involved with USA Wrestling at several He received his bachelor's degree in History from Iowa State in levels of coaching and this past summer was the head coach of the 1992. His brother, Pat, wrestled at Northern Iowa from 1987-90. United States team that competed at the Junior World Freestyle Championships in Sydney, Australia. In Penrith's five seasons coaching the lighter weights at Nebraska, the Huskers had seven all-Americans and four Big Eight Conference champions. As a team, Nebraska posted top 10 finishes at the NCAA's three times in Penrith's five seasons, including third in 1993, and had the top-rated recruiting class in the nation in 1996. A native of Windsor, N.Y., Penrith was a four-time state placewinner in high school, including the state title as a sopho­ more in 1981. He was named the Outstanding Greco-Roman Wrestler at the 1983 Junior Nationals. He and his wife, Laura, have a son, Gabriel.

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-· Tolly Thompson Eric Keller Volunteer Assistant Coach Strength and Conditioning Coach Former NCAA champion and Janesville, Iowa, native Tolly Thompson Eric Keller is making the transition joined the UNI staff as a volunteer from student-athlete to coach this season, assistant coach this past fall. his first as the Panthers' strength and Thompson was a three-time all­ conditioning coach. American at heavyweight at the Univer­ Keller concluded a stellar collegiate career last season as an sity of Nebraska and won a national title for the Huskers in 1995. all-American, placing sixth at 133 pounds at the NCAA Champion­ He was most recently a coach with the Husker USA Wrestling ships. He compiled a 25-7 record as a senior, including a 13-2 Club in Lincoln, Neb. dual mark, and ranked second on the squad with six pins. After accumulating two state runnerup finishes and a 118-16 His career record of 81-28 included two seasons at Iowa career record at Janesville High School, Thompson went on to State, where he enrolled after winning two state titles at become Nebraska's career victories leader with a 157-21 mark, a Indianola (Iowa) High School. He was a third team High School record that also places him eighth on the NCAA' s all-time wins All-American and compiled a 161-10 career record. list. After going 26-14 in two seasons at Iowa State, Keller He won the NCAA title in 1995 as a sophomore, defeating transferred to UNI and immediately found success. He went 30-7 UNI's Justin Greenlee in the final, and finished third in 1996 and as a junior, was ranked as high as fifth in the nation, and qualified 1997. He won the GorrarianAward for the most falls in the least for the NCAA Tournament at 118 pounds. amount at the '97 NCAA's held at the UNI-Dome. As a senior last season, Keller won the NCAA East Regional Thompson was a three-time Big 8/ Big 12 Conference to earn his second trip to the NCAA's, where he went 5-2. He champion and holds the school record with 72 career falls. He entered the tournament seeded ninth and knocked off three was a three-time NWCA All-Star, competing in the meet in 1995- ranked opponents. His only losses were to national champ Eric 97. Guerrero and fourth-place Eric Larkin. An aspiring Olympian, Thompson currently is ranked third in the U.S. at 286 pounds after placing third at the World Team Trials this past summer in Seattle, Wash. Just this past October, he won the Sunkist Kids Open in Arizona, defeating Tom Erikson in the final. He and his wife, Tracy, have a daughter, Payton.

Jim Kramer Matt Gage Larry Hamilton Kevin Kane Vicki Melnick Strength/Conditioning Coach Assistant Trainer/Wrestling Administrative Assistant Associate Media Relations Athletics Academic Advisor Director

Gina Weber (I) and Wendy Miller Mat Aides

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Name Wt. Yr. Bxp. Hometown/High School (College) By WeitlJt (alphabetical) Chad Boudreaux 133 Jr. TR New Orleans, La./Rummel (Colby J.C.) • David Brown 141 Fr. HS LeMars, Iowa/LeMars 128 Eric Dunmire Eric Chamberlin 184 Fr. HS Waterloo, Iowa/East Nick Marolf Frank Cortez 157 Jr. TR Knoxville, Iowa/Knoxville (Ellsworth C.C.) Cory O'Connor Ricky Crone 174 Fr. RS Apple Valley, Minn./ Apple Valley Tony Davis 149 Sr. lVL Chica.go, Ill./Mt. Carmel (Iowa Central C.C.) 133 Chad Boudreaux Eric Dunmire 125 Fr. RS Butte, Mont./Butte Dylan Long Dayton Ericson 157 Fr. RS Cedar Falls, Iowa/Cedar Falls Troy Mcllravy Nick Flach 141 Jr. 2VL Ft. Madison, Iowa/Ft. Madison Tony Sweeting Jon Garvin 149 Fr. HS Walcott, Iowa/Davenport Assumption Kyle Hansen 184 So. lVL Wilton, Iowa/Wilton 141 David Brown Pat Hegarty 149 Fr. HS Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs Nick Flach Paul Hynek HWT Fr. RS Swisher, Iowa/Cedar Rapids Prairie Mike Kerker Hesston Johnson 157 Fr. HS Jewell, Iowa/South Hamilton Jacob Leeland Drew Kelly 157 Fr. HS Charles City; Iowa/Charles City Brandon Livingood Kurt Morgan Mike Kerker 141 So. lVL Dubuque, Iowa/Wahlert Mark Rial Bob Koenig 157 Fr. RS Spencer, Iowa/Spencer Pat Rial Tom Koenig 157 Fr. RS Spencer, Iowa/Laurens-Marathon JacyLarge 165 So. TR State Center, Iowa/West Marshall (Ellsworth C.C.) 149 Tony Davis Nate Lawrenz 165 So. lVL Herington, Kan/Herington Jon Garvin Jacob Leeland 141 Fr. HS Huron, Ohio/Huron Pat Hegarty Brandon Livingood 141 Fr. RS Decorah, Iowa/Decorah Craig Mallicoat Dylan Long 133 Fr. HS Creston, Iowa/Creston Keith Weber Craig Mallicoat 149 So. RS Sterling, ill./Sterling 187 Nick Marolf 125 Fr. RS Moscow, Iowa/Columbus Junction Frank Cortez Tim Matthys 165 Fr. RS Davenport, Iowa/ Assumption Dayton Ericson Troy Mcllravy 133 Fr. RS Gillette, Wyo/Campbell County Hesston Johnson Kurt Morgan 141 Fr. RS Eagle Grove, Iowa/Eagle Grove Drew Kelly Bob Koenig Cory O'Connor 125 So. HS Badger, Iowa/Fort Dodge Tom Koenig Paul Peterson 165 Fr. HS Lyman, Neb./Morrill Kevin Powell 165 So. lVL Kirksville, Mo./Kirksville 168 Randy Pugh 174 Sr. lVL Columbus Junction, Iowa/Columbus Junction (Navy Jacy Large Mark Rial 141 Jr. lVL Ft. Dodge, Iowa/Ft. Dodge Nate Lawrenz Tim Matthys Pat Rial 141 Fr. HS Ft. Dodge, Iowa/Ft. Dodge Paul Peterson Tony Sweeting 133 So. lVL Riverside, Iowa/Highland Community Kevin Powell Eric Weber 157 Fr. HS Dubuque, Iowa/Senior Eric Weber Keith Weber 149 Jr. 2VL Dubuque, Iowa/Senior 174 Kevin Weber 184 Jr. lVL Independence, Iowa/Gilbertville Don Bosco Ricky Crone Tony Wieland 197 Sr. 3VL Cedar Falls, Iowa/Cedar Falls Randy Pugh

184 Read Coach: Mark Manning Eric Chamberlin Kyle Hansen Assistant Coaches: Brad Penrith, Steve Hamilton Kevin Weber Volunteer Assistant: Tolly Thompson Strength ct Conditioning Coach: Eric Keller 197 Tony Wieland

RWT Paul Hynek

,ggg_ C!OOOflor ~hern ,OLUCI mre .sl11ng - ~------~·~-~~~~~~R_e~~-u_r~n_i_n_g...__L_e~~~~~e~r~•~,~,~e~"~~~~~~~-­ * **All-American*** ***All-American*** Tony Davis Tony Wieland Senior • 149 Pounds Senior • 197 Pounds Chicago, Illinois Cedar Falls, Iowa (Mt. Carmel H.B./ (Cedar Falls H.B.) Iowa Central C.C.) Major: Science Education Major: Physical Education 1998-99 ...Began the season ranked fifth 1998-99 ... 0ne of two Panther all- nationally at 197 and rose as high as Americans, he was the NCAA runnerup third before being shelved due to a knee at 149 pounds after dropping a 5-3 decision to boyhood friend T.J. injury at mid-season ...missed eight duals due to injury from Jan. 8 to Williams of Iowa in the final... became the third Panther to finish Jan. 30 ... posted a 17-5 record to give him 67-36 career mark with second in the '90s,joining Justin Greenlee (HWT, 1994-95) and one season remaining ...jumped out to a fast start, winning the South Gary Steffensmeier (150, 1990) ...after narrowly escaping Dakota State Open and finishing second at the UNI Open, where he unseeded Stan Spoor of Clarion in the first round of the NCAA's. lost his first match of the season to Lee Fullhart oflowa in the 5-4, cruised to comfortable decisions over no. 11 Bernholz, Hoffer final .. .four of his five losses came to all-Americans - Fullhart, Nieder, and no. 7 Tirapelle on his way to the final...compiled a 19-4 record Davis and Thompson ...won the East Regional to advance to his third while ranking as high as fourth nationally during the regular NCAA Tournament ... entered the NCAA Tournament seeded eighth, season ... reached the NCAA's by winning the East Regional...was and won his first-round match over Michigan's Frank Lodeserto slowed at mid-season by ii. knee injury, which forced him to miss before falling to Raphael Davis of Cal State Bakersfield and Craig six duals ... went 9-3 in dual meets ... one of the team's most exciting Fenstermaker ofVirginia. wrestlers, 11 of his 19 victories were by at least a major 1997-98 ...Redshirted. decision ...scored in double figures eight times in addition to 1998-97 .. .Qualified for his second NCAA Tournament in as many notching three match terminations and two pins ... opened the seasons by winning the West Regional and handing Duquesne's Jeff season with five straight victories before a one-point loss to then­ Abbott his first loss of the season in 14 outings ... entered the season no. 1 Oscar Wood of Oregon State at the Lone Star Duals ... other rated sixth in the nation, but dropped from the rankings after regular-season losses came to all-Americans Ryan Berkholz of sustaining a toe il\jury and struggling early: .. placed fourth at the Lehigh and Troy Marr of Minnesota, also by one point each ... his -. Nebraska-Omaha Open and second at the Great Plains Open ...dropped six major decisions tied for second on the team ...finished sixth at a pair of 2-1 matches in the NCAA Tournament ...won eight of his the Nebraska-Omaha Open. final 12 regular-season matches despite competing with an injured Junior College ...A two-time national junior college champ, knee most of the season. winning the 134-pound title as a freshman with a 33-4 mark ... won 1995-96 ... Enjoyed one of the finest freshman seasons in school the 142-pound title as a sophomore with a 32-1 record. history, placing eighth at the NCAA Tournament at 190 to claim all­ High School...Won the Illinois state title as a sophomore at Mt. America honors ... posted a 34-17 mark as a true freshman, placing Carmel and placed second as a junior... also lettered in basketball. him second on UNI's all-time freshman list, trailing only Mark Personal... son of Loletheia Davis. Schwab's 49 in 1985-86 ... went 4-3 in the NCAA's, closing with an incredible string of four straight suddeniieath overtime matches, one of which went to a tie-breaker.. .named to the Ama.teur Wrestling Davis Year-by-Year at UNI News Freshman All-America Team ... posted a 5-5 mark in 10 YBAB OVIBALL DUALS MD 11'1 PIN QUICK overtime matches ... his 34 victories led the squad, while 10 dual wins 1998-99 19-4 9 -3 6-0 3-0 2-0 1:01 ranked second ...posted four major decisions and five pins ...never lost more than two straight matches despite facing 13 ranked or seeded opponents. High School...A high school all-American who twice won the state title at 189 pounds ... compiled a 116-2 mark his final three seasons, 152-10-1 for career. ..ranked fourth in the nation at 189 after compiling a 43-1 mark to finish third in the state meet as a senior. Personal ... son of Steve and Deb Wieland. Wieland Year-by-Year YBAB OVIBALL DUALS MD 11'1 PIN QUICK 1995-96 34-17 10-6 4-1 1-0 5-0 1:20 1996-97 16-14 7-8 3-1 2-0 1-1 1:32 1998-99 17-5 7 -2 2-0 1-0 2-0 1:30 TOTAL 67-36 24-16 9-2 4-0 8-1 1:20 /999- i?OOODorl:h e rn /oLlla lUresl:/1n9 Ret:urning Let:t:ermen ***NCAA Qualifier*** ***NCAA Qualifier***• Randy Pugh Nick Flach Senior • 174 Pounds Junior • 141 Pounds Columbus Junction, Iowa Ft. Madison, Iowa (Columbus Juntion H.S./Navy) (Ft. Madison H.S.) Major: Biology Major: Psycholog,y

1998-99 ... Became eligible for the 1998-99 ... Posted a 17-6 record until second semester after having to sit out mid-January, when he was sidelined for the first semester due to NCAA transfer the remainder of the season due to an rules .. .immediately became one of the Panthers' top performers elbow injury. .. ranked ninth in the preseason at 141, he jumped out and most exciting wrestlers ... breezed through the East Regional to a fast start, winning nine of his first 10 matches and 12 of his with a pin and two match terminations to earn his first trip to the first 14 ... placed third at the Wyoming Open, second at the NCAA Tournament, where he went 1-2 .. .lost a narrow 5-4 decision Nebraska-Omaha Open and fourth at the UNI Open ...defeated to fourth-ranked Mark Bybee of Northwestern in the first round; eventual national champion Doug Schwab of Iowa, 13-7, at the also lost to no. 10 Josh Koscheck of Edinboro ... went 9-2 in open Nebraska-Omaha Open. competition in November and December, placing third at the 1997-98 ... Named to the Amateur Wrestling News all-freshman Nebraska-Omaha Open and fifth at the UNI Open ... won 18 of first team after going 24-6 and coming within one win of placing at the 19 matches upon becoming eligible in January, with only loss a 5- NCAA Tournament at 134 .. .led the team in dual wins with 11-1 4 sudden death setback to all-American Leo Giel of Rider at the mark; also ranked second in pins with six ... won the East Regional Virginia Duals ...all five losses during the season came to ranked to earn a trip to the NCAA Tournament, where he went 3-2 ... took opponents - #3 Giel, #4 Bybee, #7 McMahan, # 10 Kos check and fourth at the Northern Iowa Open ... won 13 of his last 14 matches #12 Clauson ...was rated as high as 15th nationally during the heading into the NCAA's... defeated 10th-rated Brad Canoyer of season ... ranked second on the team in victories with a 28-5 Nebraska and Division II no. 2 Brauman Creighton of Nebraska­ record .. .led the team with eight pins, also had four major deci­ Omaha .. .lost a 3-1,0T decision to all-American Dwight Hinson of sions and three match terminations ... went 15-1 in duals and led Iowa State ... at the national tournament, fell to champion Mark UNI in team points in duals with 65 while allowing only Ironside of Iowa and all-American Whitey Chlebove of West three ... scored in double figures 11 times in addition to his eight Virginia .... after starting the season 3-2, won 18 of his next 20 pins and three match terminations ... sustained a rib injury that matches entering NCAA's... rated as high as 1lth in the country by slowed him late in the season. Amateur Wrestling News, 18th by Intermat/ WIN. 1997-98 ... Joined Panther program in January but could not 1996-97 ... Redshirted. compete due to NCAA transfer rules. High School...A two-time state champion who won the 135-pound 1996-97 ... Redshirted at Navy. Class 3A title as a senior and the 125-pound crown his junior 1995-96 ... (At Navy) Placed third at the West Virginia year; placed fifth as a sophomore ... compiled an 85-7 career Open ... finished the season with a 16-8 record, 2-3 in duals. record ... a high school all-American who was ranked fourth in the High School...Won the state championship as a senior and went to country by Amateur Wrestling News... lettered four years in place third at the National High School Duals ... compiled a career wrestling. record of 149-23. Personal ... son of Mike and Jennifer Flach. Personal ... son of Doug and Sonya Pugh. l'lach Year-by-Year YIAB OVIBALL DUALS MD Mr PIN QUICK Pugh Year-by-Year 1997-98 24-6 11-1 2-0 1-0 6-2 1:22 1998-99 17-6 5-3 2-0 Q:Q 3-0 2:26 YIAB OVIBALL DUALS MD Mr PIN QUICK TOTAL 41-12 16-4 4-0 1-0 9-2 1:22 1995-96 16-8 2-3 NA NA NA NA 1998-99 28-5 15-1 4-0 3-0 8-0 1:32 TOTALS 44-13 17-4 4-0 3-0 8-0 1:32 \.--·----.....;;;.R..;;;;.e.;;;;;...;;t:;..;;u;;.;;;..;;;..r..;;;.n.;;..i;;..;;n;...,;;;,,,,s;;;a._;L;.....;;.e_t:;....t:.;...e..;....._r_m_e_n ______----i

senior, placed second at 119 as a junior and won at 103 as a ***NCAA Qualifier*** sophomore .. .recorded a 124-4 career mark with 100 pins .. .finished second at the Greco-Roman Junior Nationals and fourth at the Greco Cadet World Championships ... also lettered in Nate Lawrenz football. Sophomore • 165 Pounds Personal .. . son of Mike and Kris Herington, Kan. Rial... .brother, Pat, is a freshman on the Panther squad. (Herington H.S.) Rial Year-by-Year Major: Construction Management YIAB OVIBALL DUALS 1ID 11'1 PIN QUICK 1998-99 14-10 4-5 3-2 1-1 4 -3 1:50 1998-99 ... 0ne of the Panthers' bright­ est stars, he qualified for the NCAA Tournament as a freshman and posted a 22-12 record ...one of the Panthers' most dependable performers, he competed in all 18 dual meets, where he went 11-7. .. ranked Keith Weber fourth on the squad in team points earned in dual meets ... tied for Junior • 149 Pounds second on the team with six major decisions ... named to Ama.teur Wrestling News ' All-Rookie Team, fifth at 165 ... won his first seven Dubuque, Iowa collegiate matches and 10 of his first 13 ...captured the Nebraska­ (Senior H.S.) Omaha Open while taking fourth at the UNI Open ... placed second Major: Biology at the East Regional to earn his first trip to the NCAA's ... was ranked as high as 16th during the season, but went 6-7 to finish 1998-99 ... Moved up to 157 pounds after the season. competing at 134 as a freshman in 1997-98 .. .Redshirted . 1996-97 ... competed in 12 ofUNI's 18 duals ...compiled a 9-16 High School ... Placed at the Kansas state meet all four years, overall record ...opened the season 5-3, but then dropped 13 of his winning the championship his junior and senior seasons ... finished last 17 decisions ... placed sixth at the UNI Open and fourth at the second as a freshman and fifth as a sophomore ... a two-time NCAA East Regional...tied for fourth on the team with four pins. Junior National All-American in Greco-Roman ... also a Cadet 1997-98 ... Redshirted. Freestyle All-American ... also lettered four years in football. 1996-97 ... Became the Panthers' varsity starter at 134 in early Personal ... son of Larry and Karon December after original plan to redshirt him was scrapped due to Lawrenz. his impressive runnerup finish at the UNI Open ... placed second at NCAA West Regional...ranked third on the team with six pins and tied for fourth with three major decisions .. .began the season with Lawrenz Year-by-Year a 7-3 record, with five of his first seven wins by at least a major YUi OVIBALL DUALS MD MT PIN QUICK decision ...for the season, 10 of his 16 wins were by at least a 1998-99 22-12 11-7 6-4 1-0 1-0 4:24 major decision. High School ... Took runnerup honors in Class 3A at 140 pounds as a senior after finishing fifth as a junior and fourth as a Mark Rial sophomore ... a Junior National Greco-Roman All-American at 143 ...also lettered in football. Junior • 141 Pounds Personal ... brother, Eric, is a freshman for the Ft. Dodge, Iowa Panthers ... son of Francis and Vicki Weber. (Ft. Dodge H.S./ Iowa Central C.C.) Weber Year-by-Year Major: General Studies YIAB OVIBALL DUALS 1ID 11'1 PIN QUICK 1996-97 16-19 4-11 3-4 1-0 6-4 1:51 1998-99 9-16 2-10 1-2 0-0 4-5 0:50 1998-99 ... A solid performer for the TOTAL 25-35 6-21 4-6 1-0 10-9 0:50 Panthers who took over at 141 after a mid-season injury to Nick Flach ... compiled a 14-10 overall mark, 4-5 in dual meets ... tied for fourth on the team with four pins ... finished second at the NCAA East Regional...never won or lost more than two matches in a row... came up big in his four dual victories with two pins, a match termination and major decision. 1997-98 ... Attended Iowa Central C.C. 1996-97 ... Redshirted at Northern Iowa. High School...A two-time state champion who won at 125 as a

1999-i?OOODor Lh e rn lol.lla IUresL/1n9 Re-turning Lettermen Kevin Weber Mike Kerker • Junior • 184 Pounds Sophomore • 141 Pounds Independence, Iowa Dubuque, Iowa (Gilbertville Don Bosco H.S.) (Wahlert H.S.) Major: Health Promotion Major: Construction Management

1998-99 ... Earned his first varsity letter, 1998-99 ... Earned his first varsity letter competing in two duals and six matches after registering a 3-10 overall record, 0-4 overall at 174 pounds ... wrestled duals in duals at 141 pounds ... wrestled dual against Minnesota State-Mankato and Northwestern, both at 174. meets against Minnesota State-Mankato, Northwestern, Missouri and 1997-98 ... Posted a 1-11 mark, 0-5 in dual competition at 142 Northern Illinois. pounds ... competed in duals against Wisconsin, Nebraska-Omaha, 1997-98 ... Redshirted. Nebraska, Northern Illinois and Iowa State. High School...Placed fifth at the state meet at 119 pounds as a senior High School...Finished sixth at the state tournament his senior year. and qualified at 112 as a junior. Personal... son of Frank and Karen Weber. Personal ... son of Ellen Kerker.

Weber Year-by-Year Kerker Year-by-Year YUi OVIBALL DUALS MD MT PIH QUICK YUi OVIBALL DUALS MD MT PIH QUICK 1998-99 3-10 0-4 0-1 0-0 1997-98 1-11 0-5 0-4 0-0 0-1 0-4 1998-99 0-6 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-2 TOTAL 1-17 0-7 0-5 0-0 0-3 Kyle Hansen Kevin Powell Sophomore • 184 Pounds Sophomore • 165 Pounds Wilton, Iowa Kirksville, Mo. (Wilton H.S.) (Kirksville H.S.) Major: Construction Management Major: Biology

1998-99 ... Enjoyed a solid freshman 1998-99 ... Earned his first varsity letter, season, going 12-10 overall and 6-4 in competing in six duals at 157, where he duals at three different weights ... went 1-5, 3-9 overall ... his dual win was a 9-3 went 7-6 at 184, 5-3 at 197 and 0-1 at decision over Northern Illinois' Ryan Castro; also defeated Robert Mantle heavyweight ... filled in at 197 at mid-season when Tony Wieland was of Iowa and Eric Green of St. Cloud State in tournament competition sidelined due to injury, going 5-3 in his absence ... upset ninth-ranked ... defeated Green in a 53-second pin in his first match of the season Scott Munson, 4-3, in Jan. 29 dual with Nebraska. at the Nebraska-Omaha Open. 1997-98 ... Redshirted. 1997-98 ...Redshirted. High School...Compiled High School...Compiled a 151-29 career record ... won the state high an 83-20 career record ... finished off a 32-3 senior year by winning school tournament as a senior after placing third as a junior and fifth his second consecutive 160-pound state as a sophomore. championship ... also lettered three years in football and was named his Personal ... son of Becky Hansen. team's Most Valuable Player as a senior. Personal ... son of Mike and Ruth Powell.

Hansen Year-by-Year Powell Year-by-Year YUi OVIBALL DUALS MD MT PIH QUICK YUi OVIBALL DUALS MD MT PIH QUICK 1998-99 12-10 6-4 0 -1 1-0 1-1 3:53 1998-99 3-9 1-5 1 -3 0 -1 1-3 0:53

1999- 2 000Dorl:h e rn loLHa Wresl:/1n9 and Junior National champ in 1995 ...placed fifth at the Cadet World Tony Sweeting Championships in 1994 ... won the nationally-recognized Reno Sophomore • 133 Pounds Tournament his senior year. Riverside, Iowa Personal .. . son of Terry and Pearl Dunmire. (Highland Community H.S.) Major: Management Dayton Ericson Freshman • 157 Pounds 1998-99 ... Went 6-2 at 133 to start the Cedar Falls, Iowa season at the Nebraska-Omaha Open ... earned his first varsity letter as a (Cedar Falls H.S.) true freshman by competing in 10 of the team's 18 duals at 125, Major: General Industry & where he went 2-8 .. .picked up his two dual wins at Virginia Duals, Technology pinning 13th-ranked Bruce Kelly of Lehigh in 47 seconds and Rich Delgado of Rider, 11-4 ... tied for fourth on the team with four pins. 1998-99 .. .Redshirted . High School...Won the Class 1-A state title at 119 pounds as a senior High School... The state runnerup at 152 after finishing third as a sophomore and junior... holds school records as a senior after placing third his junior for most career victories, pins, pins in a season and winning year ... compiled a 39-4 record his senior season. percentage. Personal ... son of Chuck and Marcella Ericson. Personal ... son of Keith and Penny Sweeting. Paul Hynek Sweeting Year-by-Year Freshman • Heavyweight YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD MT PIN QUICK 1998-99 8-10 .2-8 0-3 0-1 4-1 0:45 Swisher, Iowa (Cedar Rapids Prairie H.S.) Ricky Crone Major: Accounting Freshman • 165 Pounds 1998-99 ... Redshirted. Apple Valley, Minn. High School...Capped a 39-0 senior season by winning the state title at 189 (Apple Valley H.S.) pounds ... finished third at 171 as a Major: Business junior.. .compiled a 128-34 career record ... the second-rated recruit in Iowa according to Intermat. 1998-99 ... Redshirted. Personal ... son of Phil and Cindy High School ... Placed third at the Minne- Hynek ... brother, Trent, was the NCAA runnerup at heavyweight two sota state meet at 152 as a junior and seasons ago at Iowa State. 160 as a senior .. .compiled a 43-3 record as a senior. ..a five-time state qualifier who placed fourth as a sophomore ... a member of the Minnesota Junior National squad ...named to the state all-academic Bob Koenig squad. Freshman • 157 Pounds Personal ... son of Steve and Debbie Crone. Spencer, Iowa (Spencer H.S.) Eric Dunmire Major: Undecided Freshman • 125 Pounds 1998-99 ... Redshirted. Butte, Mont. High School ... A four-time state (Butte H.S.) placewinner who won the 140-pound title as a senior ... also placed fourth as a junior, Major: History second as a sophomore and fifth as a freshman. 1998-99 ... Redshirted .. .competed interna­ Personal .. . son of Bill and Karleen tionally as a member of the United States Koenig... brother, Tom, is a freshman on the Panther squad. Freestyle Team that toured France and Poland this past summer. ..went 2-2, posting a pin and 12-9 win while losing 8-5 and 6-5. High School...A four-time Montana state champion, winning the Class AA title at 125 as a senior... rated as one of the top 25 recruits in the nation by Intermat/ WIN. .. a Cadet National champion in 1993

1999- i?OOOflorl:h e rn loLHa 1Uresl:J1n9 Ret:urners Tom Koenig Tim Matthys • Freshman • 157 Pounds Freshman • 165 Pounds Spencer, Iowa Davenport, Iowa (Laurens-Marathon H.S.) (Assumption H.S.) Major: Undecided Major: Biology

1998-99 ...Redshirted. 1998-99 ... Redshirted. 1994-98 .. .Served in the U.S. Air Force. High School...Won the state title at 152 High School...A two-time state qualifier. pounds as a senior after finishing Personal ... son of Bill and Karleen runnerup his junior year... also an all-state defensive tackle in football Koenig ... brother, Bob, is a freshman on the Panther squad. and all-conference running back ... a two-time captain for wrestling and football .. .led his conference in sacks as a senior. Personal ... son of Robert and Linda Brandon Livingood Matthys. Freshman • 141 Pounds Decorah, Iowa (Decorah H.S.) Troy Mcllravy Major: Biology Freshman • 133 Pounds Gillette, Wyo. 1998-99 .. .Redshirted . (Campbell County H.S.) High School...Completed a 39-0 senior Major: Undecided season by winning the Class 3-A champi­ onship at 135 ... won the Class 2-A title at 130 as ajunior... holds the 1998-99 ... Redshirted. school record for wins in a career with 14 7... also lettered in track, High School...Captured the 130-pound football and tennis. title as a senior to become the first four­ Personal ... son of Ed and Colleen Livingood. time state champion in Class 4-A in Wyoming history... won the National High School Championship in Pittsburgh as a senior.. .. the Craig Mallicoat top-ranked recruit in Wyoming by Interma.t. Personal ... son of LeRoy and Joleen Freshman • 149 Pounds Mcllravy. .. cousin, Lincoln, was a three-time NCAA champion at Iowa. Sterling, Ill. (Sterling H.S.) Kurt Morgan Major: Biology Freshman • 133 Pounds 1998-99 ... Redshirted. Eagle Grove, Iowa High School...Finished in the top 12 at (Eagle Grove H.S.) the state meet as a sophomore ... posted Major: Pre-Law 100 career wins despite having his junior and senior seasons cut short by irtjury. .. named to the state all-academic wrestling team ... also 1998-99 ... Redshirted. lettered in football and baseball. High School...Was the state runnerup as a Personal ... son of Dennis and Cindy Mallicoat. junior and took fifth his senior year.. .lettered four years in wrestling and two in baseball. Nick Marolf Personal ... son of Dave and Deann Morgan. Freshman • 125 Pounds Moscow, Iowa (Columbus Junction H.S.) Major: Pre-Dentistry

1998-99 .. .Redshirted . High School...Qualified for the state tournament three times, placing twice ... finished second as a junior and fourth as a senior at 112 pounds ... also lettered in cross country. Personal ... son of Randy and Karen Marolf.

1999- 2000flor~hernloLlla Wre.s~/1n9 tournament champs as a junior and senior... ranked 12th nationally Chad Boudreaux as a senior by Interma.t ... also lettered in football. cJunior • 133 Pounds Personal ... son of Greg and Sue Garvin ... the New Orleans, La. grandson of Gene Lybbert, a national champion for the Panthers at (Rummel H.S./Colby C.C.) 130 pounds in 1952. Major: Industrial Technology Pat Hegarty 1997-99 ... A two-time junior college all­ Freshman • 149 Pounds American at Colby (Kan. ) Community Blue Springs, Mo. College, finishing second at 133 as a sophomore and fourth as a freshman. (Blue Springs H.S.) High School...A three-time Louisiana state champion. Major: Undecided Personal ... son of Carl and Diane Boudreaux. High School...A two-time state placewinner. David Brown Personal ... son of Pat Freshman • 141 Pounds and Denise Hegarty. LeMars, Iowa (LeMars H.S.) Hesston Johnson Major: Undecided Freshman • 157 Pounds cJewell, Iowa High School...Won the state 135-pound (South Hamilton H.S.) . championship as a senior.. . afour-time Major: Elementary Education state placewinner who also finished second as a sophomore and fifth as a freshman andjunior... a high school all-American who was the nation's fifth-rated 135-pounder, High School...A three-time state qual- according to Interma.t. ifier... placed third at 135 as a junior and Personal .. son of Kent and Jane Brown. fourth at 145 as a senior... compiled a 34-2 record and was ranked 14th overall in the state as a senior by Interma.t ... named conference wrestler of the year. Frank Cortez cJunior • 157 Pounds Knoxville, Iowa Drew Kelly (Knoxville H.S.) Freshman • 157 Pounds Major: Physical Education Charles City, Iowa (Charles City H.S.) 1997-99 ... Lettered the past two seasons Major: Industrial at Ellsworth Community College. Technology High School...Lettered three times in wrestling and football, once in track. High School...A high school all-American Personal ... .son of Judy Mausser. who was the nation's top-rated recruit at 160 pounds as a senior... also the top­ ranked recruit from Iowa ... compiled a 133-10 career record, but lost Jon Garvin just once in his final three seasons ... won the state title at 152 as a Freshman • 149 Pounds sophomore and junior, 160 his senior season ... competed at the Iowa High School All-Star Meet...also a first team all-state baseball Walcott,, Iowa selection as a pitcher. (Davenport Assumption H.S.) Personal ... son of Shawn and Carol Major: Biology - Biomedical Kelly... also a member of the Panther baseball team.

High School...Compiled a 153-12 career record ... won the state 140-pound title his junior and seniors seasons .. .placed sixth at the state meet as a sophomore ... an AAU national champion in 1998 ... holder of seven school records and member of five state championship teams - dual champs as a freshman, dual and

/999- i?OOOflorl:hern/ou .N1 Wresl:/1n9 Newcomers Jacy Large Paul Peterson • Sophomore • 165 Pounds Freshman • 165 Pounds State Center, Iowa Lyman, Neb. (West Marshall B.S./Ellsworth (Morrill B.S.) C.C.)) Major: Physical Education Major: Art Education High School...A four-time wrestling 1997·98 ... Lettered at Ellsworth Commu- letterwinner who also earned all-state nity College. and all-conference honors. High School...An all-state performer in wrestling and football ... took Personal ... son of Kevin and Pat Peterson. third place at 140 at the state high school meet as a senior.. .also lettered in football, baseball and track. Personal ... son of Bill and Kathy Large. Pat Rial Freshman • 141 Pounds Dylan Long Ft. Dodge, Iowa Freshman • 133 Pounds (Ft. Dodge B.S.) Creston, Iowa Major: Undecided (Creston B.S.) High School ...Ranked as one of the top 30 Major: Business recruits in Iowa by Interma.t as a senior... state runnerup at 135 as a senior. High School...A two-time state champion, Personal ... son of Michael and Kristine he won the Class 2-A title at 125 as a Rial...brother, Mark, is a junior on the Panther squad. junior, 130 as a senior.. .placed second as a sophomore ... ranked among the top 50 overall recruits in the nation by Interma.t, seventh at 130 ... also rated fourth overall recruit in Eric Weber Iowa ... competed at the Iowa High School All-Star Meet ... also lettered in cross country. Freshman • 157 Pounds Personal ... son of Matt and Debbie Long. Dubuque, Iowa (Senior B.S.) Cory O'Connor Major: Elementary Education Sophomore • 125 Pounds High School...Won the state championship Badger, Iowa at 145 pounds as a senior after placing (Ft. Dodge B.S.) fifth as a junior and third as a Major: Political Science sophomore ...also finished sixth at the Cadet Nationals his senior year... ranked by Interma.t as one of the top High School...A three-time all-conference 30 recruits in the state. performer for the Dodgers ... also a three­ Personal ... son of Francis and Vicki time academic all-conference selection ... a Weber. .. brother, Keith, is a junior on the Panther squad. state and national qualifier for USA Wrestling's Greco-Roman and Freestyle Junior Nationals ...also lettered in football, track and tennis. Personal ... son of Robert and Mary O'Connor.

1999- 2 000florl:hern /oLUa 1Uresl:/1n9 The Universit: of Nort:hern Iowa

School. In 1909, it became Iowa State • Teachers College. In 1961, the name was changed to State College of Iowa, and in 1967, the Iowa Legislature changed the status of the institution to that of a univer­ sity. While maintaining its heritage in teacher education, the University has continued its metamorphosis toward a multi-purpose institution, with nationally acclaimed programs in many disciplines. UNI's accounting program continues to be ranked among the best in the nation. The College of Business Administration has become the largest undergraduate business school in Iowa and has gained a reputation as one of the finest in the Midwest. Student groups ranging from chemistry to conservation to public relations have been recognized by their respective national groups for the excellence of their programs. UNI also realizes the value of a liberal arts education and has implemented a rigorous A campus-wide commitment to great teaching lies at the General Education curriculum that equips students with a broad heart of the University of Northern Iowa's understanding and knowledge of how to reputation for providing exceptional under- apply and acquire new information graduate education, as well as complemen­ throughout life. tary programs at the master's, specialist's Where Great The University of Northern Iowa has a and doctoral levels. Building compact, park-like walking campus located on its historic excellence in teacher educa­ in Cedar Falls, an inviting and historic tion, the University has developed out­ Teaching Makes community of about 35,ooo people. standing programs in business, natural Together with the adjacent city of Waterloo, sciences, humanities and fine arts, and social the metropolitan area has a culturally and behavioral sciences. the Difference diverse population of 115,000 and UNI's heritage and philosophy place combines big city opportunities with small great value on providing a student-centered town friendliness. Cedar Falls/ Waterloo is educational experience. The University's a center for industry, finance, commerce, medium size allows it to offer the faculty, recreation and cultural activities for facilities and academic choices of a major northeast Iowa. university, while retaining a friendly, small college atmosphere. Throughout the years, the University's academic reputation has proven a key factor in landing recognition as one of the top undergraduate institutions in the region. U.S. News a.nd World Report has recognized the University by ranking it among the best values and most efficient of regional universities in the Midwest in for the past three years. In past years, UNI as been cited by the magazine in other categories such as "best," best buy," "up and coming," and "# 1 in academic reputation." The book, Crime a.t College: The Student Guide to Persona.I Sa.fety, credits UNI with having the safest campus/ community in the country. Enrollment on the 860-acre campus stands at about 13,000 students from every county in Iowa, 40 states and 48 foreign countries. The school was founded in 1876 as the Iowa State Normal

1999-i?OOOflorl:hern Joma 1Ure.sl:/1n9 Administ:rat:ion Dr. Bobert Koob, President • Robert Koob, a native of University at San Luis Obispo, Calif., since 1990. Hawarden, Iowa, and a 1962 Prior to his position at Cal Poly, Koob was vice president of graduate of UNI, was appointed the academic affairs at North Dakota State University in Fargo, N.D., University's eighth president in from 1985-90, and served a one-year term as interim president August, 1995. there from 1987-88. The Koob presidency has At Cal Poly, Koob was a director and chair of the Cal Poly stressed a commitment to strategic Foundation, and served on a number of CSU system committees, planning to guide the institution's including the CSU Commission on Telecommunications Infrastruc­ efforts, the effective use of technol­ ture. ogy in higher education, the He began his teaching career at North Dakota State in 1967 importance and value of developing as an assistant professor of chemistry, advancing to professor in a university community, and has 1972. He served as chair of the chemistry department for six renewed the University's commitment toward teaching and years, acting chair of the physics department for a year and dean learning. Koob believes in reaching a better understanding of of the College of Science and Mathematics from 1981-84 before each student's abilities, and ensuring students achieve a uni­ assuming the vice presidency. versity education of the highest quality as they become valued Koob graduated from State College of Iowa (now UNI) with a and productive members of society. B.A. in chemistry and earned his doctorate in chemistry from the Before coming to UNI, he was senior vice president and vice University of Kansas in 1967. He and his wife, Yvonne, have president for academic affairs at California Polytechnic State seven children.

Bick Hartzell, Director of Athletics

Rick Hartzell, former Additionally, Hartzell directed a $25 million dollar Director of Athletics and Recre­ fundraising effort, and Bucknell ranked first in the nation in the ation at Bucknell University, was graduation rate of all student-athletes in 1995 and '97, and never named Director of Athletics at the ranked lower than fourth in the annual NCAA statistics. University of Northern Iowa on Prior to his appointment at Bucknell, Hartzell was Director of August 9, 1999. Athletics and Chairman of Physical Education and Recreation at Hartzell replaced Chris the University of Maryland-Baltimore County from 1985-88, Ritrievi, who resigned last May to directing a 19-sport program which moved from Division II to accept a position at Michigan Division I during his tenure. State University. Prior to being named at Baltimore County, he was an Hartzell had been at Assistant Athletic Director for Football and Men's and Women's Bucknell since 1988, directing a Basketball at Northwestern University from 1982-85; was an Division I program with 1-AA football consisting of 28 sports. Administrative Assistant to the Director of Athletics and Assis­ During his tenure, he initiated and completed several building tant Baseball Coach from 1980-82 at the University of Iowa; and projects costing over $10 million dollars and guided the an instructor, Assistant Football Coach and Head Baseball Coach department through the NCAA certification and the gender equity from 1977-80 at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, IA. review. Hartzell is no stranger to UNI. He played football and Bucknell's football program claimed the Patriot League title baseball for the Panthers. He received his bachelors degree from in 1996 and was nationally ranked in both 1996 and '97. The UNI in Physical Education and English in 1974, and his masters men's cross country, wrestling, men's lacrosse and water polo in Educational Administration from UNI in 1977. teams reached the Top 20 in the country during Hartzell's reign, He was a five-sport letterman at Klemme, Iowa, High School. and the men's basketball team played in the NCAA Tournament He has two children - Nate, 19, and Amanda, 17. Hartzell twice. was born April 2, 1952.

Dr. Sandra Williamson Julie Bright Kevin Buisman Scott Leisinger Dr. Jack Wilkinson Associate Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director Dir. of Athletic Development NCAA Faculty Rep.

/999- 2000florl:hern /oUJa Wresl:/1n9 One of the most important aspects of a future productive life is your education. Fortunately, this education period comes early in life while you have the time and energies necessary to accom­ plish this very worthwhile goal. Obtaining a college education and ultimately a degree is the student-athlete's responsibility. The education process means managing your time wisely so that the educational, athletic and social aspects of your life have an appropriate share of time. At given times, students may find it necessary to ask for help in accomplishing an educational task. At Northern Iowa, the following services are available to students for obtaining guide­ lines and/or specific help.

Academic Counseling An advisor has been assigned responsibilities across the Athletics Department and will assist you in: Scheduling Choice of major Selection of a major advisor Tutorial services Maintain satisfactory progress toward a degree

The Athletics Academic Advisor works closely with the University's Academic fl.dvising Services to provide a variety of services to help students achieve their personal, career and academic goals. Professional and peer advisors help students ... Prioritize life/professional goals Educational Opportunity Program Utilize University resources The mission of the Educational Opportunity Program is to Select appropriate courses provide supportive services which are essential for the identifica­ Resolve academic difficulties tion, recruitment, retention and graduation of minority and Interpret institutional academic requirements educationally disadvantaged students who traditionally have not had equal access to higher educational institutions. Services The Reading/Learning Strategies Program provides many provided to participants include: services for students, including free four-week courses in: Academic and career counseling Speed Reading - double your reading rate Tutorial services Effective Study Strategies - practice techniques for Financial aid counseling and advising learning, managing time and preparing for exams Personal counseling Study Reading - open to students referred by the Course selection and registration Teacher Education Program Educational planning In order to be an EOP participant the student must be a minority student or be educationally disadvantaged, as evidenced by having an ACT score of 15 or less and/ or placing in the bottom half of his/her high school graduating class.

Center for Academic Achievement The Center for Academic Achievement is a student service organization. Its goal is to provide all students with the assis­ tance necessary to develop or polish the academic skills essential to the pursuit of a college degree. The services are threefold: Reading Writing Mathematics

1999- 2000Dorl:h e rn loLVa /Uresl:/1n9 I 998-99 ... The Year 1n• Review

With a 17th-place finish at the NCAA Tournament and two all­ Americans on the awards stand in 1999, it's safe to say the roar returned for the Northern Iowa Panthers last season. The Panthers recorded their best team finish in four seasons at the NCAA Division Championships in University Park, Pa., Mar. 18-20. And although UNI was much improved the prvious year in its firs tseason under head coach Mark Manning, last year's national tournament provided the most tangible signs yet of the program's climb back to national prominence. After tying for 30th place the prvious year, Northern Iowa tallied 32 points in 1999 to post its best finish since taking 16th place in 1995. In addition, senior Eric Keller placed sixth at 133 pounds and junior Tony Davis claimed the runnerup spot at 149 to give UNI its first all-Americans since 1996. It also marked the first time the Panthers had placed two on the awards stand since 1994. "We 've come a long way, but we still have a long way to go to reach our ulitmate goals ," Manning said following the Nate Lawrenz tournament. "But as far as some of the things you don't see, like The dual season wound down in February with losses in three mental toughness and work ethic, we've really made a lot of of the last four, two of those to no. 2 Minnesota and no. 7 Iowa progress. " State. The Panthers finished the dual season at 8-10 against a The Panthers cruised to their 14th consecutive regional rugged schedule that included nine top-20 opponents. They made championship, claiming the East Regional title in Washington, D.C. , a return to the top 25 dual rankings several times during the on Mar. 6. Six Panthers advanced to the NCAA Tournament. season for the first time in three years and reached a high-water At the NCAA's, hosted by Penn State University, Davis mark of 19th early in the season. The eight dual victories also became the fourth UNI finalist this decade. He fell in the 149- was the most at UNI since the 1992-93 team recorded a 10-7 pound final to Iowa's T.J. Williams, 5-3. Davis finishe d his first record. Division I season at 19-4 after winning the junior college title the UNI began the campaign with its traditional open previous two years. tournaments at Nebraska-Omaha and at home before the dual Keller took sixth at 133 pounds at cap a 25-7 senior season. opener on Dec. 11, a disappointing 22-18 setback at Minnesota He transferred to UNI from Iowa State after two seasons and State. After a 31-11 thumping at the hands of 10th-ranked compiled an 81-28 career mark at both schools. Northwestern, the Panthers took a three-week holiday break. Fan favorite Ken Bigley wrapped up an outstanding career by They returned to action in January with seven duals in eight going 3-2 at the national tournament and 30-13 in his final year days at the Texas and Virginia Duals, where they posted a 24-13 at 184 pounds. The Wisconsin native with a never-say-die attitude victory over 14th-rated Lehigh and dropped narrow decisions to compiled a 94-49 career record and led the team with eight major no. 7 Illinois, no. 14 Oregon State and no. 20 Rider. decisions and six match terminations in his final season. The last half of January saw four Panther victories in five Juniors Tony Wieland and Randy Pugh, and freshman Nate duals with the only loss a 21-15 decision to seventh-ranked Lawrenz all went 1-2 at the NCAA' s. It was a disappointing third Nebraska. The wins came over Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Eastern trip to the tournament for Wieland, who had posted a 16-3 regular­ Illinois, Marquette and Missouri. season record and maintained a top-10 national ranking through­ out the season at 197 pounds. Pugh made quite an impression in his first season at UNI after transferring from Navy. The junior 174-pounder went 28-5 and climbed to as high as 15th in the national rankings while leading the team with eight pins. Lawrenz also was impressive in his first year at 165 pounds after redshirting the previous year. He was in and out of the national top 20 several times, finishign with a 22-12 record and ranking second on the squad with six major decisions. Another senior who didn't qualify for the NCAA's , but certainly made an impact on the program was heavyweight Burt Beamer, who collected 51 victories in an injury-plagued career. Beamer was the Panther regular when healthy. He posted a 13-16 overall record as a senior.

Nick Flach

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-· Poblts llD Jlf Pin Quick m Wrestler OveraH DWs Camr C.Duls Ull.OP W·L W·L W·L Pin 125 Tony Sweeting 8-10 2-8 8-10 2-8 9-32 0-3 0-1 4-1 0:45 133 Eric Keller 25-7 13-2 81-28 34-12 57-6 4-0 3-0 6-1 1:37 141 Nick Flach 17-6 5-3 41-12 16-4 16-9 2-0 3-0 2:26 141 Mike Kerker 3-10 0-4 5-12 0-4 0-19 0-1 0-4 141 Mark Rial 14-10 4-5 14-10 4-5 31-12 3-2 1-1 4-3 1:50 149 Tony Davis 19-4 9-3 19-4 9-3 33-9 6-0 3-0 2-0 1:01 157 Keith Weber 9-16 2-10 25-35 6-21 6-40 1-2 4-5 0:50 157 Matt McBride 0-2 0-2 0-1 157 Kevin Powell 3-9 1-5 3-9 1-5 3-24 1-3 0-1 1-3 0:53 165 Nate Lawrenz 22-12 11-7 22-12 11-7 39-23 6-4 1-0 1-0 4:24 174 Randy Pugh 28-5 15-1 44-13 17-4 65-3 4-0 3-0 8-0 1:32 174 Ryan Hartwig 1-2 1-2 0-1 174 Kevin Weber 0-6 0-2 1-17 0-7 0-10 0-1 0-2 184 Ken Bigley 30-13 11-7 94-49 26-19 44-29 8-3 6-1 1-1 3:43 184 Kyle Hansen 12-10 6-4 12-10 6-4 24-16 0-1 1-0 1-1 3:53 197 Tony Wieland 17-5 7-2 67-36 33-23 24-6 2-0 1-0 2-0 1:30 HWT Burt Beamer 13-1 6 7-10 51-61 17-28 30-37 2-1 5-4 2:36

l'lNAL DUAL BJ!JSUL'l'S (8-10) 'rOUBNAMBN'r BBSUL'rS Dec. 11 at~State Ll&22 llov. 7-South Dakota State Open: 184-KEN BIGLEY, !ST; 197-TONY WIELAND, Dec.16 #10 llorUnnstern L 11-31 !ST. Jan.2 at Texas Duals (Arlington, Texas) llov. 14-Wlsconsin-Stevens Point Open: 184-KEN vs. # 14 Oregon State Ll~24 BIGLEY, !ST. vs.Wyoming W3CHO llov. 14-Wyoming Open: vs. #15 Cal State Bakersfield L 16-27 141-Nick Flach, 3rd. Jan.&9 at Vll'glnia Duals (Hampton, Va.) llov. 12-llebruka-Omaba Open: vs. TennesseeChali.an W2&11 133-Eric Keller, 2nd; 141-Nick Flach, 2nd; 149-Tony vs. #7 Illinois L 13-18 Davis, 6th; 165-NATE LAWRENZ, lST; 174-Randy Pugh, vs. # 14 Lehigh W2413 3rd; 184-Ken Bigley, 4th. vs. #20 Rider L 16-22 Dec. S-llorthern Iowa Open: Jan.16 Wl8consin-8teva Palm W&l& 133-Eric Keller, 3rd; 141-Nick Flach, 4th; 157-Keith lutern lllinol8 WSl·lO Weber-6th; 165-Nate Lawrenz, 4th; 174-Randy Pugh, 5th; 197-TonyWieland, 2nd. Jan.29 #7 llebrulra Ll&-11 Jan. so Muqaette WSHl Dec. 19-Upper Iowa Open: Feb.5 at Missouri W2~12 184-KEN BIGLEY, lST. Feb. 12 at #2 Minnesota L6-33 Mar. &-l ast Regional (1st of 10 teams): 133-ERIC reb.14 llortllem lllinol8 was.ao KELLER, lST; 141-Mark Rial, 2nd; 149-TONY DAVIS, leb.20 llebrub-Omaha L 17-14 lST; 157-Keith Weber, 4th; 165-Nate Lawrenz, 2nd; 174- RANDY PUGH, lST; 184-KEN BIGLEY, lST; 197-TONY Feb. 21 at #7 lowa State L6-38 WIELAND, lST; HWT-Burt Beamer, 4th.

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Minnesota siat.lllukato 22, Northern Iowa 18 IDlnml 18, RorUlern Iowa 13 Northern Iowa M, Marquette 21 Dec. 11, 1998 · Mankato, ll1nn. Jan. 8, 1999 · Rampton, Ya. Jan. 30, 1999 . Cedar 1'1111 HWT- Burt Beamer (UNI) def. Jeremy Swenson, 6-1 125- Steve Doerrer (UI) def. Tony Sweeting, 9-3 HWT -Burt Beamer (UNI) pinned Brian Ma.icke,• 3:32 125 -Chris Maggard (MSU) pinned Tony Sweeting, 2:32 133- Eric Keller (UNI) def. David Stoltz, 8-0 125 -Dan Fell (MU) won by forfeit 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. Mark Natzke, 21-5 141-Carl Perry(UI) def. Nick Flach, 1(}4 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) pinned Ryan Schoettle, 4:27 141 -Travis Shives (MSU) def. Mike Kerker, 10-5 149-TonyDavis (UNI) def.Adam T!rapelle, 6-4 OT 141 -Mark Rial (UNI) pinned Ja.mle Welgandt, 4:32 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. Troy SzydeL 20-8 157 -Grilf Powell (UI) def. Keith Weber, 9-3 149 -Bill Nev1lle (MU) won by forfeit 157 -Matt Petsinger (MSU) pinned Keith Weber, 3:24 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Bill zeman, 8-4 157 -Neil Posmer (MU) pinned Kevin Powell, 3:56 165 -Brian Best.er (MSU) def. Nate Lawrenz, 4-3 174- Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Ben King, 1(}4 165 -Peter Butville (MU) def. Nate Lawrenz, 6-2 174 -Billy Deluner (MSU) def. Kevin Weber, 12-4 184- Nate Patrick (UI) def. Ken B~ 8-6 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) pinned Paul Zlndars, 1:40 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Ryan Rettke, 12-4 197 -Pat Quirk (UI) def. Kyle Hansen, 10-5 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Brock Warder, 7:00 MT 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Chad Kranz, 24-1 O HWT- Karl Roesler (UI) def. Burt Beamer, 6-1 197 -Kyle Hansen (UNI) pinned George Flannick, 3:53

Northwestern 31 , Northern Iowa 11 RorUlern Iowa II, LelllCb H Northern Iowa 29, llilaoml 12 Dec. 18, 1998. Cedar 1'1111 Jan. 9, 1999 · Rampton, Ya. '8b. 8, 1999. Colmnbla, llo. HWT -Josh Saul (NU) def. Burt Beamer, 4-3 125 -Tony Sweeting (UNI) pinned Bruce Kelly, 0:47 17 4 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. John Kopnlsky, 6-4 125 -Domlnlc Caruso (NU) def. Tony Sweeting, 13-5 133- Eric Keller (UNI) pinned Tim Brosnan, 1:37 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Jason Moore, 15-12 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. John Giacche, 8-1 141 -Nick Flach (UNI) def. Aaron Paterson, 9-4 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Kevin Herron, 4-3 141 -Scott Schatzman (NU) pinned Mike Kerker, 4:09 149 -Ryan Bernholz (LU) def. Tony Davis, 4-3 HWT- Burt Beamer (UNI) pinned Chad Hertzog, 6:29 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. Jason Erwinski, 18-8 157 -Chris Ayres (LU) def. Keith Weber, 8-3 125 -Jake Lapinski (UM) won by forfeit 157 -Drew Pariano (NU) def. Keith Weber, 7-0 165- Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Travis Doto, 6-3 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. Mark Bader, 17-5 165- Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Tony Scacco, 18-8 17 4 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Mark Dufresne, 6-5 141 -Mark Rial (UNI) def. Cllff Sutcllffe, 26-1 O 174 -Mark Bybee (NU) pinned Kevin Weber, 1:22 184 -John Van Doren (LU) def. Ken Bigley, 12-4 149 -Jeff Urban (UM) pinned Mike Kerker, 4:29 184 -Tom Ciezki (NU) pinned Ken Bigley, 2:20 197- Kyle Hansen (UNI) def. Glauco Lolll-Ghettl, 8-3 157 -Keith Weber (UNI) def. Matt Webst.er, 13-11 197 -Sam Nieder (NU) def. Tony Wieland, 2-1 HWT -Shawn La.ughlln (LU) def. Burt Beamer, 6-4 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Jesse Jordan, 7-6

~n State 24, Northern Iowa 19 Bider 22, RorUlern Iowa 18 Minnesota 33, Northern Iowa 8 Jan. a, 1999. Arlington, full Jan. 9, 1999 ·Rampton, Ya. '8b. 12, 1999 · MJnneapoUs, ll1nn. 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. lsaac Wood, 6-3 125-Tony Sweeting (UNI) def. Rich Delgado, 11-4 165 -Josh Holida.Y (UM) def. Nate Lawrenz, 16-7 17 4 -Randy Pugh (UNI) pinned Clint Wl.ison, 2:23 133- Eric Keller (UNI) def. Cameron Plocus, 9-2 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Matt Kratt, 8-3 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. lsaac Weber, 12-2 141 -Derek Jenkins (RU) def. Nick Flach, 8-6 184 -Brandon Eggum (UM) def. Ken Bigley; 12-4 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Shane Zajac, 3-2 149-Tony Davis (UNI) def. Cory DeBias, 13-5 197 -Tlm Hartung (UM) def. Kyle Hansen, 17-5 HWT -Matt OmdortI (OSU) pinned Burt Beamer, 4: 15 157 -George Florence (RU) pinned Keith Weber, 2:59 HWT -Brent Boeshans (UM) def. Burt Beamer, 4-1 125- Na.than Navarro (OSU) won by forfeit 165 -Chad Liott (RU) def. Nate Lawrenz, 4-1 125- Leroy Vega (UM) won by forfeit 133 -Ben Richards (OSU) won by forfeit 17 4 -Leo Giel (RU) def. Randy Pugh, 5-4 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. Bart Golyer, &3 141 -Nick Flach (UNI) def. Paul Barron, 3-0 184-Todd Palmlsano (RU) def. Ken Bigley; 13-2 141 -Chad Erikson (UM) def. Mark Rial, 6:43 MT 149 -Oscar Wood (OSU) def. Tony Davis, 4-3 197 -Shawn Scannell (RU) def. Kyle Hansen, 9-3 149 -Troy Marr (UM) def. Tony Davis, 5-4 157 -Eric Jorgenson (OSU) def. Keith Weber, 6-3 HWT -Burt Beamer (UNI) won by forfeit 157 -Chad Kratt (UM) def. Keith Weber, 24-10

Northern Iowa 30, Wyoming 10 RorUlernlowa 19, ~ folll& 12 Northern Iowa 28, Northern llllnols 20 Jan. a, 1999. Arlington, full Jan. 18, 1999. Cedar 1'1111 '8b. 14, 1999 . Cedar 1'1111 125- Chris Bouchard (UW) def. Tony Sweeting, 11-3 HWT -Burt Beamer (UNI) def. Mark Burger, 7-1 149 -Tom LeCuyer (NIU) def. Mike Kerker, 6:54 MT 133 -Paul Turco (UW) won by forfeit 125 -Corey Bauer (UWSP) def. Tony Sweeting, 7-3 157 -Kevin Powell (UNI) def. Ryan castro, 9-3 141 -Nick Flach (UNI) def. Kelly McConville, 9-2 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. John Gaspar, 6:20 MT 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def.Alan Wl.ison, 12-1 149 -Mark Rial (UNI) pinned Justin Gonzales, 1:50 141 -Jamle Hegland (UWSP) pinned Mark Rial, 6:48 17 4 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Ryan Stonitsch, 19-5 157 -Keith Weber (UNI) def. Matt WIIlilinger, 6-5 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. Ross Buchlnger, 3-2 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. David Potter, 14-5 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Brian Wood, 14-4 157 -Bob Welx (UWSP) def. Keith Weber, 4-2 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Jason Nape, MT 7:00 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Jeremy Sell, 18-3 165- Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Eric Shadrle, 5:22 MT HWT -Damon Davis (NIU) def. Burt Beamer, 6-1 OT 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Steve Schenk, 8-4 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) pinned Kevin Suchocki, 4:32 125 -Toan Phame (NIU) won by forfeit 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Craig Rumsey; 3-2 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Wes Kapping, 7:00 MT 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. J.C. Gaunt, MT 6:56 HWT -Burt Beamer (UNI) def.Abe Boomer, 4-1 197- Kyle Hansen (UNI) def. Ben Kureck, 7-3 141 -Scott Owen(NIU)pinned Mark Rial, 1:49

cal State Ballllnfleld 27, Northern Iowa 18 RorUlern Iowa Sl, lutem IDlnml 10 Nebraska-Omaha 24, Northern Iowa 17 Jan. a, 1999 . Arlington, full Jan. 18, 1999 . Cedar 1'1111 '8b. 20, 1999. Cedar 1'1111 125 -Moses Delfin (CSUB) def. Tony Sweeting, 14-7 HWT- Mike RUSBOW (EIU) def. Burt Beamer, 8-3 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Jose Medina, 2-1 SD 133 -Brad Hull (CSUB) won by forfeit 125 -Tom Combee (EIU) def. Tony Sweeting, 14-6 HWT -Jerry Comer (UNO) def. Burt Beamer, 8-0 141 -JonArchuleta (CSUB) def. Nick Flach, 4-2 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. Kelly Revells, 13-5 125 -Mack La.Rock (UNO) won by forfeit 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. Mike Mendoza, 1(}4 141 -Nick Flach (UNI) def. Don PooL 4-2 OT 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) pinned Jeff Nielsen, 4:04 157 -Nate Vasquez (CSUB) pinned Keith Weber, 2:08 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. Jason Lawrence, 4:51 MT 141 -Braumon Creighton (UNO) def. Mark RiaL 8-3 165 -AndyVamer (CSUB) def. Nate Lawrenz, 6-3 157 -Rob Serio (EIU) def. Kevin Powell, 9-7 149 -Boyce Voorhees (UNO) def. Mike Kerker, 10-2 174- Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Ian Nelms, 21-7 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Nick Macelllao, 12-4 157 -Alan Cartwright (UNO) def. Kevin Powell, 12-0 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Lionel Halsey; forfeit 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) pinned Wa.Yfle Brown, 3:49 165 -Chris Blair (UNO) def. Nate Lawrenz, 5-3 197 -Tony Wieland (UNI) def. Raphael Davis, 8-5 184- Kyle Hansen (UNI) won by forfeit 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def.Albert Harrold, 17-9 HWT -Stephen Neal (CSUB) pinned Burt Beamer, 0:59 197 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Z8ch Derrico, 7-5 184 -Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Scott Antoniak, 11-3

Northern Iowa 28, Tanneseee.C!tntanooga 11 Rebnslra 11, RorUlern Iowa lB Iowa State 38, Northern Iowa 8 Jan. 8, 1999 - Hampton, Ya. Jan.19, 1999. Cedar 1'1111 fab. 21, 1999 -Amel, Iowa 125 -Adrian Tramatoia (UTC ) def. Tony Sweeting, 20- 197 -Kyle Hansen (UNI) def. Scott Munson, 4-3 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Ben Perkins, 8-4 4 HWT- J.R Plienis (UN) def. Burt Beamer, 5-4 184 -Gael Sanderson (ISU) def. Ken Bigley; 5:51 MT 133 -Bobby Hanson (UTC) def. Eric Keller, 12-5 125 -Paul Gomez (UN) won by forfeit 197 -zech Thompson CTSU) def. Tony Wieland, 4-1 141 -Nick Flach (UNI) def. Mason Thornburg, 10-2 133 -Eric Keller (UNI) def. Todd Beckerman, 6-1 HWT -Mark Knauer (ISU) pinned Kyle Hansen, 3:56 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. John Severe, 2(}4 141-Jose DeAnda(UN) def. Mark Rial, 18-8 125 -Jesse West CTSU) won by forfeit 157 -Heath Eslinger (UTC) def. Keith Weber, 9-4 149 -Tony Davis (UNI) def. Joe Henson, 9-2 133 -Cody Sanderson CTSU) def. Eric Keller, 11-4 165 -Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Pete Peterson, 8-0 157 -Bryan Snyder (UN) pinned Kevin Powell, 2:22 141 -Mark Rial (UNI) def. Beqjie Wmegarden, 12-2 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) pinned Rufus Baldwin, 1:32 165- Nate Lawrenz (UNI) def. Josh Henson, 1(}4 149 -Cole Sanderson (ISU) won by forfeit 184- Ken Bigley (UNI) def. Joe Watson, 15-6 174 -Randy Pugh (UNI) def. Charles McTorry; 15-10 157 -David Maldonado (ISU) def. Kevin Powell, 5:58 MT 197 -Kyle Hansen (UNI) def. Kevin Baltz, 8-2 184 -Brad Vering (UN) def. Ken Bigley (UNI), 4-2 165-Joe Heskett CTSU) def. Nate Lawrenz, 11-1 HWT -Burt Beamer (UNI) def. AJ. I;yczkowsk!, 8-0 -•----•..-.9....;;;9 ..... 9.....__,;;;..;N;;;...;C=-A;;;,,,,,;;;;;;,A.-...... C=---h;.;;;;;;a __ m...... ,...... ,i o=---n;;;.;;;;s;;;.;;;h...... ,.i i--=-s...... ;;;;.;;R;;..;;;e;;;.;;;s;;;;;..;;;u=----1t: __ s _____ --=

Final Results, Mar. 18-20 - State College, Pa. lZS Pounds l66Pounds 1. Stephen Abas, So., Fresno State 1. Kirk White, Jr., Boise State l'bJa1 ream StaJJdbJ'8 1. Iowa 100.5 2. Jeremy Hunter, Jr., Penn State 2. Rodney Jones, Sr., Oklahoma 2. Minnesota 98.5 3. Teague Moore, Sr., Oklahoma State 3. Joe Heskett, Fr., Iowa State 3. Oklahoma State 84 4. Shane Valdez, Sr., Oklahoma 4. Steven Blackford, So., Arizona State 4. Penn State 78.5 5. Leroy Vega, Fr., Minnesota 6. Don Pritzlaff, So., Wisconsin Iowa State 78.5 6. Oklahoma 73.5 6. Moses Delfin, Jr., Cal State Bakersfield 6. Joey Killar, Jr., Harvard 7. Central Michigan 67.5 7. Matt Roth, Sr., Virginia 7. Mark Samples, Sr., Edinboro 8. Cal State Bakersfield 58.5 8. Jason Silverstein, Fr., Purdue 8. Jim Harshaw, Sr., Virginia 9. West Virginia 54 10. Boise State 46.5 11. Pennsylvania 45.5 l :S:S Pounds l74Pounds 12. Illinois 45 1. Eric Guerrero, Sr., Oklahoma State 1. Glenn Pritzlaff, Sr., Penn State 13. Michigan 39 2. Cody Sanderson, Jr., Iowa State 2. Otto Olson, So., Michigan Arizona State 39 15. Nebraska 37 3. Eric Juergens, So., Iowa 3. Sam Cline, Sr., West Virginia · 16. Fresno State 34.5 4. Eric Larkin, Fr., Arizona State 4. Josh Koscheck, Fr., Edinboro 17. Northern Iowa 32 5. Stan Greene, Sr., Fresno State 6. Mark Smith, Sr., Oklahoma 18. Edinboro 27.5 6. Eric Keller, Sr., Northern Iowa 6. Leo Giel, Sr., Rider 19. Lehigh 26.5 20. Harvard 22.5 7. Aaron Holker, Fr., Brigham Young 7. Ryan Cunningham, Jr., Central Michigan Oregon State 22.5 8. Robert Sessley, So., Ohio State 8. Mike Feeney, So., Eastern Michigan 22. Michigan State 21.5 23. Vlrglnla20.5 141 Pounds l84Pounds 24. Indlanal8 25. Wisconsin 17.5 1. Doug Schwab, So., Iowa 1. Cael Sanderson, Fr., Iowa State 2. Michael Lightner, So., Okiahoma 2. Brandon Eggum, Jr., Minnesota l'uUlen et tile 1919 NCAA CJwllplouldp 3. Mark Angle, Jr., Clarion 3. Vertus Jones, Jr., West Virginia lU · (9) Irie Keller · Slnh Place W- Brad Byers, North Carolina (7-2) 4. Dustin DeNunzio, Sr., Harvard 4. Brad Vering, So., Nebraska W- (8) Bobby Hanson, UT-Chattanooga ( 11-5) 5. Chris Marshall, Sr., Central Michigan 6. John Van Doren, Sr., Lehigh L - (1) Eric Guerrero, Oklahoma State (10-2) 6. Whitey Chlebove, Sr., West Virginia 6. Viktor Sveda, Fr., Indiana W- Bart Golyer, Minnesota (6-4) 7. Damion Logan, So., Michigan 7. Mike Greenfield, Sr., Central Michigan W- (11) Robert Sessley, Ohio State (3-2) L - (3) Eric Larkin, Arizona State (5-3) 8. Jose DeAnda, Sr., Nebraska 8. Andy Hrovat, Fr., Michigan W- (12) Stan Greene, Fresno State (3-1)

l49Pounds 197 Pounds 149 · (8) Tony Davil · Second Place 1. T.J. Williams, So., Iowa 1. Tim Hartung, Sr., Minnesota W- Stan Spoor, Clarion (5-4) W- (11) Ryan Bernholz, Lehigh (11-2) 2. Tony Davis, Jr., Northern Iowa 2. Lee Fullhart, Sr., Iowa W- Marc Hoffer, American (11-5) 3. Adam Tirapelle, So., Illinois 3. Nick Muzashvili, Jr., Michigan State W- (7) Adam Tlrapelle, Illinois (8-3) 4. Reggie Wright, So., Oklahoma State 4. Andrei Rodzianko, Sr., Pennsylvania L - (1) T.J. Williams, Iowa (5-3) 5. Brett Matter, Jr., Pennsylvania 5. Raphael Davis, Sr., Cal State Bakersfield 188 ·Rm Lawreu 6. Ryan Bernholz, So., Lehigh 6. Chris Vike, Jr., Central Michigan L- (4) Josh Holiday, Minnesota (12-3) 7. Troy Marr, Sr., Minnesota 7. Sam Neider, Sr., Northwestern W- Gerald Harris, Cleveland State (9-5) 8. BiffWalizer, Sr., Penn State 8. Zach Thompson, So., Iowa State L - (10) Rick Springman, Pennsylvania (9-0) 174 . Budy PUCh 167 Pounds HeavyweitlJt L - ( 4) Mark Bybee, Northwestern (5-4) 1. Casey Cunningham, Sr., Central Michigan 1. Stephen Neal, Sr., Cal State Bakersfield W- Joe Tuccerl, Cornell ( 4-0) 2. Clint Musser, Sr., Penn State 2. Brock Lesnar, Jr., Minnesota L- (10) Josh Koscheck, Edlnboro (6-1)

3. Larry Quisel, Jr., Boise State 3. Karl Roesler, Sr., Illinois 184 • Ken Bl&llJ 4. Bryan Snyder, Fr., Nebraska 4. Mat Orndorff, Sr., Oregon State W- Zach Breitenbach, N.C. State (12-3) 5. Chad Kraft, Sr., Minnesota 5. John Henry Ward, Sr., Oklahoma W- Dax Pecaro, UNO-Greensboro (15-4) L - (2) Brandon Eggum, 6. Chris Ayres, Sr., Lehigh 6. Leslie Apedoe, Sr., VMI Minnesota (6: 15 MT) W- Steve Schenk, Wyoming (9-4) 7. Beau Weiner, Sr., Stanford 7. Bandele Adeniyi-Bade, Sr., Pennsylvania L - (7) Mark Munoz, Oklahoma State (8-1) 8. Jamie Heidt, Sr., Iowa 8. Derek DelPorto, Sr., Slippery Rock 197 · (8) Tony Wieland W- Frank Lodeserto, Michigan (3-1, sd) L - (9) Raphael Davis, Cal St. Bakersfield (8-1) L - Craig Fenstermaker, Virginia (8-2)

1999-2000Dorl:hern /01.1..1a Wresl:/1n9 I 999 NCAA East: Regional Final Results, Mar. 6 - Pittsburgh, Pa. • Final Team Standings 1. Northern Iowa 185.5 UNI's Regional History 2. Eastern Illinois 153 1999 1. Northern Iowa 2. Eastern Illinois 3. Slippery Rock 92.5 3. Slippery Rock 4. Howard 87.5 1998 1. Northern Iowa 5. Duquesne 85.5 2. Georgia State 6. Marquette 85 3. Eastern Illinois 7. Millersville 62 1997 1. Northern Iowa 8. Delaware State 39 2. Eastern Illinois 9. Coppin State 30 3. Duquesne 10. Norfolk State 29.5 1996 1. Northern Iowa 2. Eastern Illinois 3. Marquette NCAA Qualifiers: 1995 1. Northern Iowa 2. Illinois State 125 - Tom Combes (EIU), 1st 3. Northern Illinois Martin Kusick (CSU), 2nd 1994 1. Northern Iowa 133 - Eric Keller (UNI), 1st 2. Southwest Missouri 141 - Don Pool (EIU), 1st 3. Illinois State Francky Francois (DSU), 3rd 1993 1. Northern Iowa 149 - Tony Davis (UNI), 1st 2. Illinois State Chris Elliott (SRU), 3rd 3. Southwest Missouri 157 - Doug Cieleski (SRU), 1st 1992 1. Northern Iowa 2. Notre Dame 165 - Peter Butville (MAR), 1st 3. Eastern Illinois Nate Lawrenz (UNI), 2nd 1991 1. Northern Iowa 174 - Randy Pugh (UNI), 1st 2. Notre Dame 184 - Ken Bigley (UNI), 1st 3. Illinois State 197 - Tony Wieland (UNI), 1st 1990 1. Northern Iowa Chad Roland (DU), 2nd 2. Notre Dame HWT - Derrick Del Porto (SRU), 1st 3. Illinois State Mike Russow (EIU), 2nd 1989 1. Northern Iowa 2. Notre Dame 3. Eastern Illinois 1988 1. Northern Iowa 2. Notre Dame 3. Eastern Illinois 1987 1. Northern Iowa 2. Drake 3. Illinois State 1986 1. Northern Iowa 2. Drake 3. Tennessee 1985 1. Louisiana State 2. Northern Iowa 3. Cal Poly SLO 1984 1. Louisiana State 2. Northern Iowa 3. Cal Poly SLO 1983 1. Louisiana State 2. Northern Iowa 3. Cal Poly SLO 1982 1. Northern Iowa 2. Eastern Illinois 3. Tennessee 1981 1. Northern Iowa Eric Keller captured the Regional title last year at 133 pounds. 2. Louisiana State 3. Indiana State

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Career Leaders Season Leaders (Division I, since 1980-81 season) Overall Victories Overall Victories 1. RichPowers(l988-92) ...... 134 1. Mark Schwab (1985-86) ...... 49 2. Justin Greenlee (1991-95) ...... 129 2. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 44 3. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 127 Rich Powers (1990-91) ...... 44 4. Kurt Shedenhelm ( 1983-88) ...... 125 4. Kurt Shedenhelm ( 1986-8 7) ...... 41 5. Gary Steffensmeier ( 1988-92) ...... 115 5. Jeff Weatherman ( 1986-86) ...... 39 6. LewSondgeroth(l978-85) ...... 114 Joel Greenlee (1986-87) ...... 39 Dave Malecek ( 1990-94) ...... 114 7. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85) ...... 38 8. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) ...... 113 Pat Pickford (1985-86) ...... 38 9. MarkSchwab(l985-90) ...... 112 Steve Hartle (1990-91) ...... 38 10. Joe Gormally (1977-82) ...... 111 Justin Greenlee (1994-95) ...... 38 Dual Victories Dual Victories l. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 58 1. Joel Greenlee (1986-87) ...... 20 2. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) ...... 55 2. Jeff Weatherman ( 1986-8 7) ...... 19 3. John Kriebs ( 1980-84) ...... 53 3. Efonda Sproles (1982-83) ...... 18 4. Bob Hallman ( 1980-84)...... 49 Mark Schwab (1985-86) ...... 18 5. Rich Powers (1988-92)...... 48 Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 18 6. Joe Gormally(l977-82) ...... 47 6. Rich Powers (1990-91) ...... 17 Gary Steffensmeier ( 1988-92) ...... 4 7 7. Joe Gormally (l980-81) ...... 16 Justin Greenlee ( 1991-95) ...... 4 7 8. Ten tied ...... 15 9. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) ...... 46 10. Mark Schwab (1985-90) ...... 44 Pins Pins 1. Kirk Myers (1981-82) ...... 21 2. Justin Greenlee ( 1994-95) ...... 20 l. Justin Greenlee (1991-95) ...... 57 3. Rich Powers ( 1991-92) ...... 19 2. Rich Powers (1988-92) ...... 54 4. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 18 3. John Kriebs ( 1980-84) ...... 53 Rich Powers (1988-89) ...... 18 4. Dion Cobb (1979-84)...... 30 6. John Kriebs (1981-82) ...... 17 Dan I\jeldgaard ( 1993-97) ...... 30 7. Tony Koontz (1985-86) ...... 16 6. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 29 Justin Greenlee ( 1993-94)...... 16 7. Scott Murray(l993-97) ...... 28 9. Justin Greenlee ( 1992-93) ...... 15 8. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) ...... 27 10. Dave Morkel (1981-82) ...... :..... 14 9. Jeff Weatherman (1983-87) ...... 26 10. Bob Hallman (1980-84) ...... 24 Winning Percentage (min. 20 wins) 1. Joel Greenlee (1988-89) ...... 957 (44-2-0) Winning Percentage (min. so wins) 2. Kurt Shedenhelm (1987-88) ...... 931 (33-2-1) 1. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) ...... 878 (127-16-4) 3. Rich Powers (1990-91) ...... 91 7 (44-4-0) 2. Mark Schwab (1985-90) ...... 853 (112-18-3) 4. Joel Greenlee (1986-87) ...... 898 (39-4-1) 3. Rich Powers (1988-92) ...... 841 (134-25-1) 5. Justin Greenlee (1994-95) ...... 884 (38-5-0) 4. Joe Gormally (1977-82)...... 800 (111-27-2) 6. Rich Powers (1 991-92) ...... 879 (29-4-0) 5. Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92) ...... 793 (115-29-3) 7. Mark Schwab (1989-90) ...... 878 (32-4-1) 6. Lew Sondgeroth (1978-85) ...... 790 (114-30-1) 8. Justin Greenlee (1993-94) ...... 864 (38-6-0) 7. Justin Greenlee (1991-95) ...... 787 (129-35-0) 9. Chris Lembeck (1987-88) ...... 857 (29-4-2) 8. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) ...... 762 (125-37-6) 10. Randy Pugh (1998-99) ...... 848 (28-5) 9. Eric Keller (1996-99)* ...... 756 (62-20) 10. Dave Malecek (1990-94) ...... 744 (114-39-1) * UNI career only Team Records Most Victories in a Season 18 (1986-87) Most Losses in a Season 12 (1995-96) Note: To qualify in career records, athletes must have wrestled at least two Consecutive Dual Victories 32 (1948-51) seasons in Division I at UNI. Consecutive Dual Losses 10 (1993-94, 1994-95) Most Points in Dual Meet 57 (1984 vs. Southwest Missouri St.) Most Points by Opponent 44 (1995 vs. Iowa) Largest Margin of Victory 57-0 (1984 vs. Southwest Missouri St.) Largest Margin of Defeat 44-0 (1995 vs. Iowa)

1999-L!OOOflor~hernloLlla 1Ures~/1n9 - Pant:her Honor Roll Panther Olympians • NCAA Champions Maynard Harmon - 1932, Los Angeles Gerald Leeman - Silver Medal, 1948, University Division London 1937 · Ray Cheney, 135 Bill Koll - 5th Place, 1948, London 1946 · Cecil Mott, 121 Bill Nelson - 1948, London 1946 ·*Gerald Leeman, 128 Bill Smith - Gold Medal, 1952, Helsinki 1946 · Bill Koll, 145 1947 · *Bill Koll, 145 Pan American Games 1947 ·Russ Bush, 128 Mike Mccready - 1975 (Gold Medal) 1947 ·Bill Nelson, 165 Justin Greenlee - 1993 (Gold Medal) 1948 · *Bill Koll, 147.5 1949 · Bill Nelson, 155 East-West All-Star Classic 1949 · Bill Smith, 165 1967 · Don Parker (177) 1949 · Keith Young, 145 1969 · Kent Osboe (HWT) 1950 · Bill Nelson, 155 1974 · Jim Miller (134) 1950 ·Bill Smith, 165 1975 · Jim Miller (134) 1950 ·Keith Young, 145 Bill Dotson 1984 · John Kriebs (HWT) 1951 ·Keith Young, 147 1988 ·Mark Schwab (ll8) 1952 · Gene Lybbert, 130 National Wrestling Hall of Fame Joel Greenlee (HWT) 1952 · Bill Weick, 157 Wrestlers 1989 · Joel Greenlee (HWT) 1953 · Jim Harmon, 157 Bill Koll 1991 ·Gary Steffensmeier (1991) 1955 · Bill Weick, 157 Gerald Leeman Rich Powers (177) 1963 · Bill Dotson, 137 Bill Nelson 1992 · Rich Powers (177) Bill Smith 1993 · Justin Greenlee (HWT) * NCAA Tournament Keith Young Outstanding Wrestler Coaches College Division Leroy Alitz (Division II) Dave McCuskey Bob Siddens 1963 · Bill Dotson, 137 1963 · Jim Sanford, 14 7 Contributor 1966 ·Don Parker, 177 Finn Eriksen 1967 · Don Parker, 177 1968 ·Kent Osboe, HWT 1969 ·Kent Osboe, HWT 1971 ·Clint Young, 158 1972 ·Mike Mccready, HWT 1974 · Tom Garcia, 126 1974 · Jim Miller, 134 1974 ·Ken Snyder, 142 1975 · Jim Miller, 134 1975 · Ken Snyder, 142 1975 · Randy Omvig, HWT 1976 · Gary Bentrim, 142 1977 ·Gary Bentrim, 142 1978 · Gary Bentrim, 158 1978 · Keith Poolman, 167 1978 · Kirk Myers, 190 1979 · Kirk Myers, 190 1980 ·Kirk Myers, 190 1980 · Ken Gallagher, 150

Panther Olympians (l·r) Gerald Leeman, Bill Koll and Bill Nelson

1999- 2000Dorl:hern loLlla 1Uresl:/1n9 11 Pant: her All-Americans Division I 1950 Frank Altman, 3rd, 121 1974 Jim Miller, 2nd, 134 1931 Jesse Arends, 2nd, 118 Luverne Klar, 4th, 128 Ken Snyder, 3rd, 142 Finn Eriksen, 4th, 135 Floyd Oglesby, 2nd, 136 Orville Orr, 3rd, 155 Keith Young, 1st, 145 1975 Jim Miller, 4th, 134 Bill Nelson, 1st, 155 Ken Snyder, 5th, 142 1932 Maynard Harmon, 3rd, 145 Bill Smith, 1st, 165 Arthur Gerber, 3rd, HWT Fred Stoeker, 2nd, HWT 1978 Kirk Myers, 6th, 190

1934 Alvie Natvig, 2nd, 118 1951 Gene Lybbert, 3rd, 130 1979 Joe Gormally, 4th, 177 Keith Young, 1st, 147 Kirk Myers, 3rd, 190 1937 Davis Natvig, 2nd, 118 Ray Cheney, 1st, 135 1952 Gene Lybbert, 1st, 130 1981 Ken Gallagher, 5th, 142 Bob Morris, 2nd, 137 Dion Cobb, 4th, 158 1938 Davis Natvig, 3rd, 118 Jim Harmon, 2nd, 14 7 Bill Weick, 1st, 157 1982 Ken Gallagher, 7th, 142 1940 Delbert Jensen, 3rd, 121 Joe Gormally, 7th, 177 Rogerlsaacson, 2nd, 136 1953 Pat Mccarron, 3rd, 123 Kirk Myers, 5th, 190 Jim Harmon, 1st, 157 1941 Vern Rassman, 2nd, 145 Gus Gatto, 4th, 191 1983 Randy Majors, 3rd, 126 John Kriebs, 5th, HWT 1942 Leon Martin, 2nd, 175 1955 Bill Weick, 1st, 157 Gus Gatto, 4th, 191 1984 Bob Hallman, 2nd, 118 1946 Cecil Mott, 1st, 121 Dave Grant, 8th, 158 Gerald Leeman, 1st, 128 1956 Dick Heaton, 3rd, 14 7 John Kriebs, 6th, HWT Russ Bush, 3rd, 136 Bill Koll, 1st, 145 1958 Dick Heaton, 4th, 157 1985 Paul Kreimeyer, 6th, 118 Lew Sondgeroth, 5th, 142 1947 Russ Bush, 1st, ,128 1961 Francis Freeman, 4th, 123 Bill Koll, 1st, 145 David Jensen, 2nd, 130 1986 Mark Schwab, 5th, 118 Bill Nelson, 1st, 165 Jeff Clutter, 8th, 158 1962 Francis Freeman, 2nd, 123 1948 Bill Koll, 1st, 147 1/2 Bill Dotson, 2nd, 137 1987 Mike Schwab, 8th, 126 LeRoy Alitz, 4th, 191 Jeff Weatherman, 5th, 190 1963 Bill Dotson, 1st, 137 1949 Russ Bush, 3rd, 128 1988 Chris Lembeck, 5th, 158 Luverne Klar, 3rd, 136 1967 Don Parker, 6th, 191 Joel Greenlee, 4th, HWT Keith Young, 1st, 145 Bill Nelson, 1st, 155 1969 Marv Reiland, 6th, 130 1989 Joel Greenlee, 2nd, HWT Bill Smith, 1st, 165 Kent Osboe, 6th, HWT 1990 Mark Schwab, 6th, 118 1972 Mike Mccready, 3rd, HWT Duaine Martin, 8th, 126 Gary Steffensmeier, 2nd, 150 Rich Powers, 5th, 177

1991 Steve Hartle, 7th, 142 Gary Steffensmeier, 4th, 150 Rich Powers, 4th, 177

1992 Gary Steffensmeier, 4th, 150 Rich Powers, 5th, 177

1993 Steve Hartle, 8th, 150 Justin Greenlee, 8th, HWT

1994 Dave Malecek, 4th, 177 Justin Greenlee, 2nd, HWT

1995 Justin Greenlee, 2nd, HWT

1996 Tony Wieland, 8th, 190

1998 Eric Keller, 6th, 133 Tony Davis, 2nd, 149 Rich Powers

1999-2000flor~hernloUJa 1Ures~/1n9 - Pant:her All-Americans Division II 1963 Gary Pollard, 3rd, 115 Bill Dotson, 1st, 137 Jim Sanford, 1st, 14 7 Dick Austin, 2nd, 157 Ron Mehlin, 4th, 167 Steve Hoemann, 4th, 177

1964 Bob Trautman, 4th, 137 Jim Monroe, 2nd, 167

1966 Dave Steinkamp, 6th, 160 Don Parker, 1st, 177

1967 Jerry Bond, 2nd, 137 Don Parker, 1st, 177 Kent Osboe, 2nd, HWT

1968 Jerry Bond, 4th, 145 Kent Osboe, 1st, HWT Kirk Myers

1969 Marv Reiland, 2nd, 130 1975 Dave Cunningham, 2nd, 118 Larry Luttrell, 6th, 142 Jim Guyer, 3rd, 160 Jim Miller, 1st, 134 Ken Gallagher, 3rd, 150 Vince Bellock, 6th, 167 Ken Snyder, 1st, 142 Keith Poolman, 4th, 167 Kent Osboe, 1st, HWT Rich Erickson, 2nd, 177 Joe Gormally, 2nd, 177 Randy Omvig, 1st, HWT Kirk Myers, 1st, 190 1970 Marv Reiland, 4th, 134 Kevin Kurth, 5th, HWT Clint Young, 4th, 158 1976 Dave Cunningham, 5th, 118 Vince Bellock, 2nd, 167 Bruce McClure, 4th, 134 1980 Brent Hagen, 2nd, 126 Bob Boeck, 3rd, 177 Gary Bentrim, 1st, 142 Ken Gallagher, 1st, 150 Mike Mccready, 3rd, HWT Jim Blasingame, 3rd, 150 Dion Cobb, 6th, 167 Keith Poolman, 4th, 167 Efonda Sproles, 2nd, 177 1971 Clint Young, 1st, 158 Dan Keller, 2nd, 177 Kirk Myers, 1st, 190 Randy Omvig, 5th, 190 Kevin Kurth, 6th, HWT 1977 Dave Prehm, 6th, 118 1972 Jon Moeller, 5th, 134 Jeff Melvin, 5th, 126 Mark Fox, 4th, 142 Scott Kollings, 6th, 134 Joe Hatchett, 2nd, 190 Gary Bentrim, 1st, 142 Mike Mccready, 1st, HWT Dick Briggs, 4th, 150 Keith Poolman, 4th, 167 1973 Dave Nicol, 4th, 126 Ed Herman, 6th, 190 Jim Miller, 4th, 134 Ken Snyder, 2nd, 142 1978 Dave Prehm, 2nd, 118 Randy Omvig, 4th, HWT Kevin Finn, 4th, 134 Dick Briggs, 3rd, 150 1974 Dave Cunningham, 6th, 118 Gary Bentrim, 1st, 158 Tom Garcia, 1st, 126 Keith Poolman, 1st, 167 Jim Miller, 1st, 134 Joe Gormally, 4th, 177 Ken Snyder, 1st, 142 Kirk Myers, 1st, 190 Dan Keller, 4th, 167 Rich Erickson, 6th, 177 1979 Kevin Finn, 4th, 134 Randy Omvig, 4th, HWT

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six-2'ime All-American (l) fwo-fime All-Americans (SS) Both Divisions Division I Gerald Leeman (128) ... lst. .. 1946 Kirk Myers (Three-Time Division I and II - see Davis Natvig (l 18-l 18) ... 2nd-3rd. .. 1937,38 LeRoy Alitz (191) ...4th ...1948 below) Luverne Klar (136-128) ... 3rd-4th ... 1949,50 Frank Altman (121) ... 3rd... 1950 Bill Smith (165-165) ... lst-lst...1949,50 Floyd Oglesby (136) ... 2nd ... 1950 Four-rime All-Americans (:J) Gene Lybbert (130-130) ... 3rd-lst. ..1951,52 Fred Stoeker (HWT) ...2nd ... 1950 Both Divisions Jim Harmon (147-157) ... 2nd-lst...1952,53 Bob Morris (137) ... 2nd ... 1952 Ken Gallagher (Two-Time Division I and II - Bill Weick (157-157) ... lst-lst...1952,55 Pat Mccarron (123) ...3rd ... 1953 see below) Gus Gatto (191-191) ...4th-4th ... 1953,55 David Jensen (130) ... 2nd ...1961 Dick Heaton (147-157) ... 3rd-4th ... 1956,58 Don Parker (191) ...6th ... 1967 Division II Franc Freeman (123-123) ... 2nd-2nd ...1961 ,62 Marv Reiland (130) ... 6th ... 1969 Randy Omvig (190-HWT-HWT-HWT) Bill Dotson (137-137) ... 2nd-lst. ..1962 ,63 Kent Osboe (HWT) ... 6th... 1969 5th-4th-4th-lst...1971,73, 74,75 Jim Miller ( 134-134) ...2nd-4th ... l97 4,75 Mike Mccready (HWT) ...3rd ...1972 Keith Poolman (167-167-167-167) Ken Snyder (142-142) ... 3rd-5th... 1974,75 Dion Cobb (158) ...4th ...1981 4th-4th-lst-4th... 1976, 77, 78,79 Joe Gormally (l 77-l 77) .. .4th-7th ... l 979,82 Randy Majors (126) ... 3rd ... 1983 Ken Gallagher (142-142) ... 5th-7th ... 1981,82 Bob Hallman (l 18) ... 2nd ...1984 'l'hree-fime All-Americans (l4) John Kriebs (HWT-HWT) ... 5th-6th ... 1983,84 Dave Grant (158) ... 8th... 1984 Division I Mark Schwab (l 18-l 18) ... 5th-6th ... 1986,90 Paul Kriemeyer (118) ...6th ... 1985 Bill Koll (145-145-147.5) Joel Greenlee (HWT-HWT) ...4th -2nd ... 1988,89 Lew Sondgeroth (l 42) ... 5th ... l 985 lst-lst-lst. .. 1946,47,48 Steve Hartle (142-150) ...7th-8th ...1991 ,93 Jeff Clutter (158) ... 8th... 1986 Russ Bush (136-128-128) Mike Schwab (126) ... 8th ...1987 3rd-lst-3rd ... 1946,47,49 Both Divisions Jeff Weatherman (190) ... 5th. .. 1987 Bill Nelson (165-155-155) Dion Cobb (One-Time Division I and II - see Chris Lembeck (158) ...5th ... 1988 lst-lst-lst. .. 1947,49,50 below) Duaine Martin (126) ... 8th ... 1990 Keith Young ( 145-145-14 7) Dave Malecek (l 77) ...4th ...1994 lst-lst-lst. .. 1949,50,51 Division II Tony Wieland (190) ... 8th ...1996 Kirk Myers (190-190-190) Don Parker (177-177) ... lst-lst... 1966,67 Eric Keller (133) ...6th . .. 1999 6th-3rd-5th... 1978, 79,82 Jerry Bond (137-145) ... 2nd-4th ... 1967,68 Tony Davis (1 49) ... 2nd ... 1999 Gary Steffensmeier (150-150-150) Marv Reiland (130-134) ... 2nd-4th ...1969 ,70 2nd-4th-4th ... l 990,9 l,92 Vince Bellock ( 167-l 67) ...6th -2nd ... l 969,70 Division II Rich Powers (177-177-177) Clint Young (158-158) ... 4th-lst. .. 1970, 71 Gary Pollard (l 15) ... 3rd... 1963 5th-4th-5th ... 1990,91,92 Mike Mccready (HWT-HWT) ...3rd -lst.. . l 970,72 Bill Dotson (137) ... lst... 1963 Justin Greenlee (HWT-HWT-HWT) Dan Keller (167-l 77)... 4th-2nd ... 1974,76 Jim Sanford (1 47) ... lst... 1963 8th-2nd-2nd ... l993 ,94,95 Rich Erickson (l 77-l 77) ... 6th-2nd ... 1974,75 Dick Austin (157) ... 2nd ...1963 Dave Prehm (118-118) ...6th-2nd ... 1977,78 Ron Mehlin (167) ... 4th ... 1963 Both Divisions Dick Briggs (150-150) ... 4th-3rd ... 1977,78 Steve Hoemann (l 77) ... 4th... 1963 Joe Gormally (Two-Time Division II and One­ Kevin Finn (134-134) ...4th-4th ... 1978,79 Bob Trautman (137) ... 4th ... 1964 Time Division I - see below) Joe Gormally (l 77-l 77) ... 4th-2nd ...1978 ,79 Jim Monroe (167) ... 2nd ...1 964 Ken Gallagher (150-150) ... 3rd-lst...1979,80 Dave Steinkamp (160) ... 6th ...1966 Division II Kevin Kurth (HWT-HWT) ... 5th-6th ... 1979,80 Jim Guyer (160) ... 3rd ... 1969 Kent Osboe (HWT-HWT-HWT) Bob Boeck (l 77) ... 3rd ... 1970 2nd-lst-lst. ..1967,68,69 One-fime All-Americans (64) Jon Moeller (134) ... 5th ... 1972 Jim Miller (134-134-134) Division I Mark Fox (1 42) .. .4th ... 1972 4th-lst-lst. .. 1973, 74,75 Jesse Arends (118) ...2nd ... 1931 Joe Hatchett (190) ... 2nd ... 1972 Ken Snyder (142-142-142) Finn Eriksen (135) ... 4th... 1931 Dave Nicol (126) ... 4th ...19 73 2nd-lst-lst.. .1973 ,74,75 Orville Orr (155) ...3rd ... 1931 Tom Garcia (126) ... lst...1974 Dave Cunningham (118-118-118) Maynard Harmon (145) ... 3rd. .. 1932 Bruce McClure (134) ...4th ... 1976 6th-2nd-5th ... l 974,75, 76 Arthur Gerber (HWT) ... 3rd ...1932 Jim Blasingame (150) ...3rd ... 1976 Gary Bentrim (142-142-158) Alvie Natvig (l 18) ... 2nd ... 1934 Jeff Melvin (126) ... 5th. .. l 977 lst-lst-lst...1976,77,78 Ray Cheney (135) ... lst... 1937 Scott Kollings (134) ... 6th ... 1977 Kirk Myers (190-190-190) Delbert Jensen (121) ... 3rd... 1940 Ed Herman (190) ... 6th... 1977 lst-lst-lst...1978,79,80 Roger Isaacson (136) ... 2nd ...1940 Larry Luttrell (142) ...6th ... 1979 Vernon Rassman (145) ... 2nd ... 1941 Brent Hagen (126) ...2nd ... 1980 Leon Martin (l 75) ... 2nd ... 1942 Dion Cobb (167) ... 6th ... 1980 Cecil Mott (121) ... lst...1946 Efonda Sproles (l 77) ... 2nd ...1980

1999-i?OOODorl:hern loLlla 1Uresl:/1n9 - Year-by-Year Records

Points NCAA Points RCAA Year Coach :W: L 'I'. URI QJi Place Year Coach W L 'r m OD• Place 1923 Paul Bender 1 0 0 16 8 1962 Bill Koll 5 9 0 193 197 6th 1924 Paul Bender 2 2 0 47 34 1963 Bill Koll 5 7 1 168 193 3rd* 1925 Paul Bender 4 1 0 85 25 1964 Bill Koll 6 7 0 146 232 8th* 1926 Paul Bender 2 1 0 51 35 1965 Chuck Patten 2 8 1 90 256 1927 Paul Bender 2 2 0 66 38 1966 Chuck Patten 6 5 0 159 197 10th* 1928 Paul Bender 2 0 0 51 15 1967 Chuck Patten 10 7 1 324 244 3rd* 1929 Paul Bender 4 0 0 94 32 1968 Chuck Patten 17 4 0 454 228 8th* 1930 Paul Bender 1 3 0 35.5 85.5 1969 Chuck Patten 14 4 2 404 223 3rd* 1931 Dave McCuskey 3 2 0 93.5 56.5 1970 Chuck Patten 13 1 2 321 195 2nd* 1932 Dave McCuskey 5 2 0 142.5 83.5 1971 Chuck Patten 12 3 0 367 181 7th* 1933 Dave McCuskey 2 1 0 46.5 45.5 1972 Chuck Patten 12 6 0 382 237 2nd* 1934 Dave McCuskey 3 2 1 100.5 80.5 T7th 1973 Chuck Patten 9 6 1 359 241 4th* 1935 Dave McCuskey 3 3 0 135.5 78.5 1974 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 551 152 2nd* 1936 Dave McCuskey 1 6 0 84.5 119.5 1975 Chuck Patten 15 4 0 499 241 1st* 1937 Dave McCuskey 4 2 1 138 78 T3rd 1976 Chuck Patten 13 8 0 461 342 3rd* 1938 Dave McCuskey 6 1 0 141.5 84.5 T13th 1977 Chuck Patten 12 8 0 414 365 3rd* 1939 Dave McCuskey 4 3 0 123.5 90.5 1978 Chuck Patten 12 4 0 376 241 1st* 1940 Dave McCuskey 7 1 0 148.5 79.5 T8th 1979 Chuck Patten 11 5 0 448 224 3rd* 1941 Dave McCuskey 7 0 1 144 70 T10th 1980 Chuck Patten 14 5 1 **622 281 2nd* 1942 Dave McCuskey 2 4 0 68 98 T10th 1981 Chuck Patten 15 6 0 589 302 12th 1943 Dave McCuskey 2 0 1 57 31 1982 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 538 165 10th 1944 No Wrestling 1983 Don Briggs 17 3 0 576 272 10th 1945 No Wrestling 1984 Don Briggs 12 6 0 461 312 11th 1946 Dave McCuskey 5 0 1 127 51 2nd 1985 Don Briggs 9 8 0 397 296 18th 194 7 Dave McCuskey 5 0 2 154 51 2nd 1986 Don Briggs 12 8 0 463 328 17th 1948 Dave McCuskey 8 1 0 225 57 4th 1987 Don Briggs **18 6 0 594 389 13th 1949 Dave McCuskey 9 0 0 197 60 2nd 1988 Don Briggs 14 3 0 459 206 13th 1950 Dave McCuskey 11 0 0 256 51 1st 1989 Don Briggs 12 6 0 474 241 14th 1951 Dave McCuskey 9 1 0 192 89 4th 1990 Don Briggs 12 4 0 399 230 11th 1952 Dave McCuskey 6 2 0 152 71 2nd 1991 Don Briggs 16 5 0 557 286 11th 1953 Bill Koll 4 2 1 112 89 4th 1992 Don Briggs 11 4 0 430 184 10th 1954 Bill Koll 3 4 0 83 115 1993 Don Briggs 10 7 0 338 304 22nd 1955 Bill Koll 8 1 2 200 118 11th 1994 Don Briggs 5 7 0 225 242 11th 1956 Bill Koll 10 0 0 220 85 10th 1995 Don Briggs 4 11 0 191 417 16th 1957 Bill Koll 6 3 0 169 107 1996 Don Briggs 5 12 0 271 442 T27th 1958 Ed Lyons 8 2 1 213 106 T14th 1997 Don Briggs 7 8 0 276 333 T41st 1959 Bill Koll 8 4 0 228 118 1998 Mark Manning 5 9 0 244 348 T30th 1960 Bill Koll 6 3 2 177 139 ~ Mark Manning .8. lQ Q M7 ~ 17th 1961 Bill Koll 10 2 0 230 109 T8th 75 Yrs. 593 288 22 * NCAA Division II * * School Record

UNI Head Coaches & Records

Coach Years W L T Pct. Paul Bender 1923-30 (8) 18 9 0 .667 Dave McCuskey 1931-52 (20) 102 31 7 .754 Bill Koll 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 1983-97 (15) 164 98 0 .626 MaCuskey Patten Briggs Mark Manning 1998-present (2) 13 19 Q .406 1923-99 (75) 593 288 22 .669

19 99- i?OOODor l:h ern loLlla /Ure.sl:/1n9 All-Time Resul'ts ( 1923-99)

1934 (3-2-1) 1923 (l-0) Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 27 Nebraska. 5 1981 (9-1) •Head Coach: Paul Bender 30 Wisconsin 0 15 a.t Iowa. State 9 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 16 Cornell 8 6 Iowa State 28 15 at Illinois 9 20.5 Missouri 6.5 1941 (1-4) 27 Wheaton 3 1914(1-1) 14 Iowa 14 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 21 Michigan St. 10 Head Coach: Paul Bender 19 at Minnesota 11 11 at Cornell 19 22 at Iowa State 6 0 at Iowa State 21 11 at Cornell 21 6 Illinois 24 8 at Oklahoma 20 16 Simpson 2 15 Iowa. State 11 17 Nebraska 8 7 at Cornell 11 1938 (3-3) 16 at Nebraska 12 30 at Nebraska-Omaha 7 24 Des Moines 0 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 9 Iowa. l5 17 Minnesota 11 25 a.t Wisconsin 6 11 at Minnesota. 17 18 at Purdue 6 1928 (4-1) 13 at Iowa 21 17 Cornell 9 Head Coach: Paul Bender 20.5 Missouri 8.5 1943(2-0-1) 12 Ellsworth 0 14 a.t Minnesota. 18 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 1982 (&-2) 18 a.t Des Moines 5 24 Nebraska. 6 27 Minnesota 3 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 9 Cornell 11 9 Cornell 19 14 Michigan St. 14 11 Purdue 14 35 Parsons 0 16 a.t Iowa. State 14 21 a.t Michigan St. 8 11 at Simpson 9 1936 (HI) 29 at Wheaton 2 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey lMl-48 (Ro Wre&Wng) 8 Oklahoma 19 1928 (1-1) 11 Iowa. State 17 19 at Minnesota 8 Head Coach: Paul Bender 20.5 Nebraska 9.5 1948 (8-0-1) 26 at Nebraska 4 18 Des Moines 5 12.5 a.t Cornell 15.5 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 18 Iowa State 10 6.5 at Cornell 20.5 12 a.t Minnesota. 18 29 at Minnesota 5 20 at Cornell 6 26.5 Oklahoma 9.5 11 Iowa. State 15 17 at Illlnois 11 8 Indiana. 22 25 Nebraska 5 1983 (4-2-1) 1927 (&-a) 9.5 Iowa. 22.5 20 Iowa State 10 Head Coach: Bill Koll Head Coach: Paul Bender 12 a.t Michigan St. 12 14 Illinois 14 11 Michigan 12 1937 (4-2-1) 24 at Wheaton 8 16 Cornell 11 14 Wisconsin 9 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 21 a.t Marquette 11 33 Des Moines 0 15.5 Iowa. State 16.5 1947 (8-0-2) 14 at Purdue 13 8 Cornell 17 17.5 Kansas St. 10.5 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 19 a.t Manka.to St. 8 9.5 a.t Minnesota. 20.5 25 at Iowa State 5 15 at Minnesota 16 1928 (2-0) 24 Wisconsin 10 12 Cornell 12 13 Michigan St. 16 Head Coach: Paul Bender 23.5 Cornell 4.5 14 Illinois 14 20 Northwestern 15 32 Missouri 0 33 Wheaton 3 1984 (3-4) 31 Monmouth 0 16 a.tlowa. 16 28 Kansas State 5 Head Coach: Bill Koll 27 at Minnesota 3 14 Purdue 13 1929 (4-0) 1938 (&-1) 15 Michigan St. 9 19 a.t South Dakota St. 10 Bead Coach: Paul Bender Bead Coach: Dave McCuskey 11 Mankato St. 14 26 a.t Northwestern 8 35 Grinnell 5 1948 (8-1) 4 a.t Michigan St. 24 19 Purdue 13 19.5 a.t Cornell 14.5 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 16 a.t Luther 13 32 at Monmouth 0 15.5 at Minnesota 12.5 13 at Michigan St. 14 8 Minnesota. 22 17 Wisconsin 11 13 Iowa State 21 24 at Wheaton 6 11 a.t Cornell 19 19 Iowa 11 28 at Nebraska 5 1930 (l-3) 23.5 Nebraska 6.5 23 Iowa State 5 1988 (8-1-2) Head Coach: Paul Bender 16 at Wisconsin 14 28 at Minnesota 11 Head Coach: Bill Koll 8 Iowa State 25 24 Oklahoma Tech 5 15 Kansas St. 15 13.5 Wisconsin 12.5 1939 (4-3) 38 Western Illinois 0 12 a.t Minnesota. 12 7.5 a.t Illlnols 26.5 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 19 Oklahoma 11 20 a.t Illinois St. 6 6.5 at Iowa 21.5 6 at Illinois 20 28 a.t Cornell 0 24 South Dakota. St. 6 24 Wisconsin 8 20 a.t Mankato St. 14 1931 (3-2) 32.5 Grinnell 1.5 1949 (9-0) 27 Nebraska 3 Bead Coach: Dave McCuskey 21 Cornell 13 Bead Coach: Dave McCuskey 14 Cornell 12 4.5 Illinois 23.5 11 at Minnesota 17 18 a.t Illlnols 10 27 Luther 10 8 Iowa State 20 9 at Iowa State 21 15 Michigan St. 9 16 at Purdue 12 25 at Minnesota. 5 20 at Iowa 10 32 a.t Oklahoma Tech 0 16 Michigan St. 11 27 Chicago 5 22 at Oklahoma 6 9 at Illinois 17 29 Cornell 3 1940 (7-1) 29 Wheaton 5 Bead Coach: Dave McCuskey 24 Nebraska 5 1986 (10-0) 1932 (&-a) 25 at Nebraska 5 26 at Iowa State 5 Bead Coach: Bill Koll Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 23 Colorado St. 5 14 at Minnesota. 12 23 Illinois St. 9 6 at Iowa State 28 13.5 Illinois 10.5 17 Cornell 8 19 Wisconsin 11 21 at Northwestern 11 15 at Cornell 11 15 at Michigan St. 11 29 at Chicago 3 17 Iowa State 13 1980 (11-0) 26 Minnesota 6 13 Iowa State 21 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 14 at Minnesota 18 21 Mankato St. 10 34 Wisconsin 0 24 Oklahoma 5 15 Iowa 9 26 Illinois 8 19.5 Iowa 4.5 26 at Wisconsin 8 25 at Wheaton 3 20 at Cornell 16 18 at Michigan St. 6 32 at South Dakota St. 0 15 at Cornell 9 1941 (7-0-1) 29 Purdue 5 24 at Luther 8 1933 (1-1) Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 27 Denver 3 Head Coach: Dave McCuskey 12 Minnesota 12 23 at Nebraska 3 21 at Nebraska. 13 17.5 Cornell 10.5 14 at Illinois 12 23 Illlnols 2 3 at Iowa State 27 23 Kansas St. 7 21 a.t Minnesota. 8 26 at Iowa. 8 17 Cornell 11 20 Iowa State 5 21 Chicago 3 29 Nebraska-Omaha 3 15 at Iowa 11 17 at Cornell 9 '999- 2000Dorl:hern 'oLlla /Uresl:,1n9 - All-Time Resul'ts ( 1923-99)

1987 (6-3) 11 at Minnesota 17 1967 ( 10-7-1) 1970 ( 18-1-1) Head Coach: Bill Koll 16 Mankato St. 14 Head Coach: Chuck Patten Head Coach: Chuck Paihn• 34 South Dakota St. 0 6 at Colorado St. 20 5 at Michigan St. 25 23 Eastern Michigan 9 16 at Wisconsin 14 7 atWyom.Jng 22 21 at Eastern Mich. 11 24 North Dakota 8 19 Cornell 11 13 at Colorado 15 16 at Illinois 15 15 Winona State 15 17 at Kansas St. 12 8 at Iowa State 17 29 Ft. Hays State 7 19 at Luther 13 8 at Minnesota 22 23 at Luther 3 18 Bemidji State 13 23 Moorhead St. 14 14 Michigan St. 16 6 at Illinois 20 3 Wisconsin 26 17 Purdue 16 27 Nebraska 3 25 St. Cloud State 5 28 Luther 3 27 Northern Illinois 8 6 at Mankato St. 22 23 Winona St. 7 25 South Dakota St. 6 33 at Morningside 3 28 Luther 7 7 Oklahoma St. 19 6 at Mankato State 23 3 Michigan State 31 13 at Moorhead St. 17 19 NE Missouri St. 16 1988 (8-2-1) 1968 (S-7-1) 29 vs. Concordia (MN) 6 15 North Dakota St. 15 Head Coach: I d Lyons Head Coach: Bill Koll 12 Colorado 17 17 Upper Iowa 15 16 at Cornell 13 21 at St. Cloud State 8 7 vs. Michigan St. 22 19 Mankato State 14 17 at Michigan St. 11 17 South Dakota St. 9 29 vs. Illinois 6 25 at South Dakota St. 8 25 at South Dakota St. 5 9 at Mankato St. 17 16 at Minnesota 16 24 at South Dakota 6 9 Mankato St. 17 12 Colorado St. 14 34 Cornell 3 18 at Cornell 14 12 Illinois 12 12 Minnesota 12 22 Northern Illinois 8 9 Minnesota 19 3 Iowa State 23 11 Iowa State 20 1971 (11-8) 22 Kansas St. 10 9 Colorado 19 Head Coach: Chuck Paihn 28 Wisconsin 0 15 Wyom.Jng 18 1968 (17-4) 17 at Minnesota 15 25 at Nebraska 5 5 at Michigan St. 20 Head Coach: Chuck Patten 18 at Iowa 12 31 at Luther 3 22 Luther 8 32 at Cornell 8 6 Navy 26 19 at Northern Illinois 11 23 Nebraska-Omaha 8 25 Illinois 5 28 at Northern llllnols 8 14 Illinois 13 13 at Colorado St. 17 9 at Wisconsin 23 1989 (8-4) 6 at Oklahoma St. 24 34 St. Cloud State 3 22 llllnols State 16 Head Coach: Bill Koll 24 vs. North Dakota St. 8 31 Luther 9 21 Cornell 9 1964 (6-7) 19 vs. Valley State 12 23 at North Dakota St. 12 10 at Michigan St. 16 Head Coach: Bill Koll 19 at South Dakota St. 16 45 at North Dakota 3 34 Nebraska-Omaha 0 18 at Luther 10 28 at Luther 9 23 at Mankato State 14 11 at Wisconsin 14 17 Illinois 13 25 at Western Illinois 9 30 South Dakota St. 5 19 at Illinois 12 14 at South Dakota St. 11 21 vs. NE Missouri St. 16 44 South Dakota 3 16 Colorado Mines 10 0 Oklahoma St. 30 16 Luther 17 11 at Michigan St. 21 24 Luther 7 7 Michigan St. 21 20 Eastern Michigan 9 24 at Eastern Mich. 12 11 at Mankato St. 15 20 at Colorado St. 7 23 North Dakota 6 37 at Moorhead St. 2 27 Nebraska 3 3 at Colorado 27 27 Mankato State 14 10 at Minnesota 24 3 atWyom.Jng 29 6 Michigan State 21 1972 (1&-8) 23 South Dakota St. 3 6 at Minnesota 20 22 at Northern Illinois 11 Head Coach: Chuck Paihn 22 Northern Illinois 5 9 Mankato St. 19 26 Nebraska 3 6 vs. Michigan St. 31 23 Winona St. 5 6 at Iowa 21 6 at Iowa 24 1960 (6-8-2) 0 at Iowa State 34 24 vs. Purdue 8 43 Moorhead St. 3 Head Coach: Bill Koll 20 Nebraska 6 23 vs. No. Illinois 6 28 Franklin fie Marshall 10 12 Northern Illinois 12 21 Moorhead St. 9 30 at Luther 6 14 at South Dakota St. 13 1988 (&-8-1) 25 Northern llllnols 13 24 at Nebraska-Omaha 8 Head Coach: Chuck Paihn 1969 (14-4-2) 18 at Minnesota 15 29 at Nebraska 5 25 Luther 9 Head Coach: Chuck Patten 9 vs. Indiana 21 5 at Colorado Mines 22 12 South Dakota St. 12 22 South Dakota St. 11 18 at Northwestern 13 3 at Wyoming 23 11 at llllnols 15 27 NW Missouri St. 8 9 vs. Iowa 25 15 Michigan St. 15 5 at Mankato St. 29 25 Luther 8 19 at South Dakota St. 14 15 Mankato St. 13 0 Minnesota 28 20 at Moorhead St. 8 26 Mankato State 12 33 at Luther 3 7 Colorado 20 27 at North Dakota St. 5 12 Cal Poly SLO 22 16 at Cornell 11 0 at Oklahoma St. 36 22 vs. Minot State 9 48 North Dakota 3 11 Minnesota 14 0 Iowa State 32 17 at Bemidji State 13 25 North Dakota St. 11 18 Cornell 11 21 at North Dakota 11 35 at South Dakota 5 1961 (10-2) 6 at Michigan St. 20 16 vs. Arizona St. 16 25 at Western Illinois 9 Head Coach: Bill Koll 6 at Winona St. 22 18 vs. Nebraska 11 20 at Northern Illinois 6 14 at Minnesota 17 1978 (H-1) 19 South Dakota St. 9 1966 (6-8) 5 at Michigan St. 23 Head Coach: Chuck Paihn 18 at Mankato St. 11 Head Coach: Chuck Pauen 28 at Eastern Michigan 3 21 vs. Central Mich. 14 32 Cornell 0 17 Illinois 15 29 vs. Georgia Tech 8 28 vs. Cincinnati 13 12 at Michigan St. 20 18 at Nebraska 14 11 vs. Michigan 18 17 at Northern llllnols 17 11 Iowa State 16 34 at Cornell 3 13 at Mankato State 19 34 South Dakota 6 14 Colorado St. 12 25 at Luther 10 21 Western Illinois 5 19 South Dakota St. 21 17 at Winona St. 10 0 at Iowa State 35 25 Morningside 11 38 Luther 3 17 at Minnesota 9 16 at St. Cloud State 14 14 vs. No. Illinois 14 28 Colorado 11 29 Luther 3 9 at South Dakota St. 18 29 Cornell 5 12 Minnesota 24 27 Nebraska-Omaha 2 18 Mankato State 16 31 at Moorhead St. 9 14 Wyom.Jng 11 6 Moorhead St. 25 18 at North Dakota St. 15 10 Michigan St. 24 43 at Augustana (SD) 2 1962 (S-9) 6 at Winona St. 23 8 Cal Poly SLO 27 Head Coach: Bill Koll 13 at Mankato State 19 27 at Nebraska-Omaha 3 28 Oregon 11 13 at South Dakota St. 16 12 Oregon State. 23 8 Michigan St. 19 9 Iowa 26

1999- L!OOODor~hernloLlla Wres~/1n9 All-Time Resul'ts ( 1923-99)

1974 (18-2) 23 at UT-Chattannooga 12 1981 ( 18-8) 11 at Oklahoma 29 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 12 at Tennessee 24 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 33 Lehigh 13 • atAugustana (SD) 17 15 Southern Illinois 18 25 at Kentucky 19 8 Iowa 40 28 30 vs. Illlnols 11 7 at Cleveland St. 27 47 NE Missouri St. 6 46 at South Dakota St. 3 38 at Luther 0 7 Oregon State 31 43 Luther 6 24 Wisconsin 13 31 North Dakota St. 7 36 St. Cloud State 9 12 at Iowa State 28 18 Missouri 17 46 at South Dakota 2 6 at North Dakota St. 33 47 at Central Florida 5 21 Iowa State 17 47 vs. Morningside 4 15 at North Dakota 17 40 at North Carolina 5 12 at Minnesota 33 34 at South Dakota St. 9 15 Cal Poly SLO 21 26 at No. Carolina St. 17 42 Drake 3 36 at Augustan& (SD) 8 22 at Mankato State 18 24 at East Carolina l7 46 at Mankato State 6 22 at St. Cloud State 9 31 Nebraska-Omaha 3 24 Oregon State 14 23 Michigan State 19 17 Iowa 15 9 Iowa State 34 15 Arizona State 27 22 Nebraska 24 21 Mankato State 19 21 South Dakota St. 16 19 Cal Poly SLO 17 19 Minnesota 23 45 Winona State 0 1988 (9-8) 21 Northern Illinois 12 1978(11-1) 22 Northwestern 17 Bead Coach: Don BrlCP 39 Moorhead State 5 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 52 Cornell 0 8 Wisconsin 27 32 at NW Missouri St. 4 31 at St. Cloud State 7 15 Oregon 21 57 SW Missouri St. 0 49 at Central Missouri 0 19 Cleveland State 15 37 at Mankato State 9 12 at SIU-Edwardsville 25 33 at Western Illlnols 6 17 at Iowa 26 37 South Dakota St. 6 21 at Missouri 23 28 at Western Illlnols 8 23 Louisiana St. 20 28 at Eastern Illinois 12 1978 (lM) 14 at Minnesota 21 17 Cal Bakersfield 29 3 Iowa 43 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 12 at Illlnols 24 12 at Nebraska 23 25 North Carolina 10 35 Luther 6 9 Iowa State 31 24 Missouri 15 23 at Cal Poly SLO 14 47 at Moorhead St. 3 39 Moorhead State 7 27 at Fresno State 9 43 at North Dakota 6 34 North Dakota St. 12 1982 (18-2) 41 at New Mexico 6 18 at North Dakota St. 14 34 Mankato State 8 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 13 at Oklahoma State 26 14 Illlnols 20 18 Kentucky 16 24 Cleveland St. 9 8 at Wisconsin 24 29 at Augustan& (SD) 9 22 at Nebraska-Omaha 15 33 Northern Michigan 12 38 at Drake 6 44 at Morningside 0 29 at South Dakota St. 6 9 at Iowa 34 17 at Michigan 25 39 at South Dakota 18 24 at Augustan& (SD) 20 48 vs. Marquette 3 43 Wyoming 0 11 Cal Poly SLO 22 21 Ohio State 12 44 vs. Drake 0 5 at Iowa State 35 28 St. Cloud State 9' 25 at Southern Illlnols 13 27 at Northwestern 11 28 at Nebraska 11 17 Northwestern 14 24 at Lock Haven 12 27 South Dakota St. 12 1979 (11-8) 30 at West Virginia 12 1988 (11-8) 35 Montclair State 5 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 23 Lehigh 18 Bead Coach: Don BriUI 29 at Northern Illlnols 9 6 at Iowa 32 10 Iowa State 23 12 at Wisconsin 21 17 at Mankato State 15 14 Iowa State 27 40 Illinois 3 9 at Iowa 39 21 Nebraska-Omaha 12 40 vs. Western Illinois 9 27 at Missouri 11 23 Oklahoma State 15 19 Minnesota 20 45 at Central Missouri 3 52 Mankato State 0 27 Lock Haven 8 18 Athletes In Action 16 30 vs. So. Illlnols 17 45 at South Dakota St. 0 46 New Mexico 3 8 at Iowa 31 41 at Central Florida 6 44 at Augustana (SD) 3 44 Morgan State 6 31 at Florida Int'! 17 27 Nebraska 10 44 vs. Illlnols State 3 1978 (13-8) 27 vs. South Dakota St. 10 34 at Kentucky 3 12 vs. Penn State 21 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 22 at Florida 14 19 vs. Arizona State 29 27 Cleveland State 6 16 Cal Poly SLO 17 1983 (17-3) 29 *Clemson 11 31 at Luther 9 7 Oregon State 31 Bead Coach: Don BriUI 24 *Oklahoma 28 26 Kentucky 24 33 at Ohio State 8 41 Kentucky 3 15 *Wisconsin 23 27 SIU-Edwardsville 18 54 vs. Purdue 0 45 Northern Michigan 2 23 *West Virginia 16 17 at Illinois 19 42 at Mankato State 5 8 Iowa 33 18 *Bloomsburg 20 21 Lehigh 15 13 Arizona State 18 33 Cal Bakersfield 6 6 at North Carolina 28 41 Moorhead State 0 27 Oregon 10 31 North Carolina 8 35 Missouri 12 39 Morningside 3 25 at Lock Haven 14 24 vs. Illlnols 17 23 at South Dakota St. 12 1980 (lt-8-1) 23 at Lehigh 22 11 Iowa State 26 23 at Augustan& (SD) 9 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 23 at Clarion 17 43 Drake 0 13 Michigan 27 39 Cleveland State 7 20 at Missouri 19 21 Michigan 18 35 South Dakota 5 42 Wartburg 4 26 at Eastern Illinois 14 * Virginia Duals 13 SIU-Edwardsville 15 37 Luther 6 27 at Illinois 10 14 North Dakota St. 18 3 at Iowa 41 20 at Minnesota 19 13 Mankato State 21 23 Louisiana State 23 42 South Dakota St. 8 8 Iowa 37 44 Augustana (IL) 2 33 Minnesota 8 17 at Nebraska-Omaha 23 39 at Florida Int'! 9 6 at Iowa State 33 14 at Iowa State 26 46 vs.Carson-Newman 3 39 Augustana (SD) 3 19 vs. Nebraska 14 43 at Central Florida 7 45 at Drake 4 11 vs. Northwestern 23 15 at Auburn 26 39 at Mankato State 13 19 at Minnesota 18 15 at Georgia 19 34 Cal Poly SLO 12 16 Kentucky 25 16 at Nebraska 24 1977 (11-8) 9 Iowa State 24 Bead Coach: Chuck Patten 39 Central Missouri 5 1984 (12-6) 3 at Iowa 37 42 NE Missouri St. 3 Bead Coach: Don BrlUa 21 Augustana (SD) 14 16 Athletes In Action 31 8 at Wisconsin 29 43 Luther 3 37 Winona State 3 31 Cleveland St. 12 27 at South Dakota 11 21 at South Dakota St. 16 23 SIU-Edwardsville 14 24 Illlnols 10 31 at Augustan& (SD) 8 14 at Iowa 30 38 at Morningside 9 41 Mankato State 5 33 New Mexico 12 29 at Florida 17 24 Minnesota 14 16 Oklahoma State 21

1999- C!OOOflor~hernloLlla Wre.s~/1n9 - All-Time Resul-ts ( 1923-99)

1987 {UHi) Hto(lM) 31 at Drake 9 22 at Eastern Illinois 17 Bead Coach: Don Brtus Bead Coach: Don BrlUI 12 at Iowa St. 25 20 at Missouri 19 11 Iowa 31 23 Minnesota 15 • 36 vs. No. Illinois 15 3 at Oklahoma 37 10 vs. Weber State 35 7 at Iowa 39 16 at Minnesota 27 21 Nebraska 23 37 vs. NW Missouri St. 14 35 Missouri 8 19 Purdue 18 6 Ohio State 34 27 Minnesota 12 34 at Cal State Chico 5 25 Cal Bakersfield 10 4 at Iowa State 34 17 North Carolina 25 22 at Fresno State 10 *Virginia Duals (2nd place) • Virginia Duals 37 Augustana (SD) 3 23 at Cal Bakersfield 16 #National Duals # Northern Iowa Duals 21 *Virginia 15 31 at Cal Poly SLO 6 12 *Penn State 28 20 at Cal Fullerton 15 1994 (8-7) IHI (8-9) 20 *North Carolina St. 15 33 SIU-Edwardsville 15 Bead Coach: Don BrlUI Bead Coach: llart 1bJu1iDC 26 •Arizona State 10 3 at Oklahoma St. 30 37 North Dakota St. 10 18 at Indiana 16 21 *North Carolina 19 39 at SW Missouri St. 6 8 at Iowa 30 9 Penn State 34 19 *Bloomsburg 16 14 Iowa State 20 22 Nebraska-Omaha 16 16 at Cal Bakersfield 30 26 at Lehigh 16 40 Eastern Illinois 4 25 Lehigh 16 27 vs. Cal Fullerton 20 51 vs. Livingstone 2 10 at Nebraska 26 18 Iowa State 16 30 *Marquette 19 33 vs. Carson-Newman 15 30 Drake 8 21 at Mankato State 14 16 *Wartburg 24 24 vs. Edinboro 14 35 Northern Illinois 7 6 at Oklahoma St. 41 25 *Northern Illinois 22 19 Wisconsin 15 17 at SW Missouri St. 18 20 at Wisconsin 25 27 at Minnesota 11 1191 (18-8) 12 Minnesota 26 25 at Wyoming 21 32 SIU·Edwardsville 15 Bead Coach: Don BriUI 15 at Ohio State 25 14 Missouri 23 32 Nebraska 11 24 vs. Minnesota 12 15 vs. Illinois 24 16 at Nebraska-Omaha 27 12 at Iowa State 25 11 Iowa 34 6 at Nebraska 29 6 at Nebraska 33 29 at Drake 12 36 vs. SW Missouri 6 19 at Northern Illinois 22 21 at Missouri 22 19 at Missouri 18 1998 (4-11) 3 Iowa State 32 30 at Eastern Illinois 8 26 Purdue 10 Bead Coach: Don BrlUs *Northern Iowa Duals • Virginia Duals 5 at Iowa State 32 9 at Minnesota 30 14 *Ohio State 21 4 Iowa 40 1919 (8-10) 1988 (14-3) 48 *Ithaca 0 12 at Nebraska-Omaha 26 Bead Coach: llart 1bJu1iDC Bead Coach: Don BrlUI 22 *Michigan 15 12 *Edinboro 26 18 at Minnesota State 22 22 at Wisconsin 12 23 *West Virginia 16 21 *VMI 19 11 Northwestern 31 14 at Iowa 24 7 *Iowa 35 22 *Syracuse 17 19 *Oregon State 24 20 Minnesota 18 20 *Nebraska 24 6 *Navy 33 30 *Wyoming 10 37 Missouri 7 43 vs. Illinois 3 6 *Pennsylvania 29 16 *Cal Bakersfield 27 21 at Ohio State 14 33 Nebraska 9 7 Wisconsin 35 28 #UT-Chattanooga 11 26 *Indiana 10 47 at Northern Illinois 2 6 at Missouri 37 13 #Illinois 18 26 *Bloomsburg 3 36 at Eastern Illinois 9 6 at Iowa State 38 24 #Lehigh 13 3 •Arizona State 20 35 vs. Illinois State 3 30 vs. No. Illlnols 13 16 #Rider 22 39 *North Carolina St. 3 26 at Drake 9 12 Nebraska 30 29 UW·Stevens Point 12 21 *Oklahoma 16 21 Oklahoma St. 16 21 at North Dakota St. 19 31 Eastern Illlnols 10 19 Iowa State 17 26 Indiana 9 17 Ohio State 22 15 Nebraska 21 44 Northern Illinois 5 35 Wyoming 3 * Virginia Duals 34 Marquette 21 25 at Nebraska 15 * National Duals 29 at Missouri 12 41 at SW Missouri St. 3 1998 (8-11) 6 at Minnesota 33 13 at Oklahoma St. 24 1191(11-4) Bead Coach: Don Brtus 25 Northern Illinois 20 36 Eastern Illinois 12 Bead Coach: Don BriUI 0 at Iowa 44 17 Nebraska-Omaha 24 42 Drake 3 4 at Iowa 35 39 James Madison 9 6 at Iowa State 38 *Virginia Duals 31 at Fresno St. 15 4 vs. Indiana 39 * Lone Star Duals 39 vs. California (PA) 0 21 at Edinboro 24 #Virginia Duals 1989 (11-6) 32 at Cal Bakersfield 9 11 at Pittsburgh 29 Bead Coach: Don BrlUI 32 at Cal Fullerton 6 45 *NE Missouri St. 4 11 Iowa 26 21 Minnesota 16 31 *Nebraska-Omaha 7 12 at Minnesota 24 5 Iowa State 32 6 *Indiana 30 39 New Mexico 4 24 Missouri 16 4 at Wisconsin 39 17 *Bloomsburg 18 37 Eastern Illinois 3 12 Missouri 27 19 *North Carolina 24 32 Drake 5 12 at Purdue 25 27 vs.Army 14 43 SW Missouri St. 2 33 vs. Eastern Illinois 9 35 vs. SIU-Edwardsville 4 51 Northern Illinois 0 7 Iowa State 34 27 at Missouri 16 45 Illinois State 5 6 at Nebraska 31 47 SW Missouri St. 0 17 at Purdue 21 28 at Ohio 18 18 at Iowa State 20 17 at Nebraska 19 6 at Ohio State 38 33 at Northern Illlnols 8 6 vs. Illinois 35 29 at Eastern Illinois 16 1193 (1~7) * Northern Iowa Duals 38 vs. UT-Chattanooga 3 Bead Coach: Don BriUI 23 North Carolina St. 9 9 Iowa 31 1997 (7-8) 28 Nebraska 15 27 at Edinboro 7 Bead Coach: Don BrlUs 13 Oklahoma State 23 29 at Clarion 9 30 at Georgia State 13 26 Ohio State 14 17 at Bloomsburg 12 34 at UT-Chattanooga 12 32 at Drake 5 28 *Brown 9 14 *Cornell 19 *Virginia Duals 21 *Clemson 19 16 *Lehigh 23 19 *Wisconsin 16 18 Ohio 22 12 *Minnesota 24 28 #Marquette 18 7 Nebraska 28 24 #Wyoming 18 12 #Fresno St. 25 23 #Ohio 20 18 #Oregon St. 20 13 Wisconsin 24

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Alitz, Leroy 1948 •Allen, Clark 1971 Allen, Mike 1970 Allison, Vern 1972,73 Altman, Frank 1950 Anderson, Marty 1986,87,88 Antone, Joe 1959 Archambault, Eldon 1945 Arends, Jesse 1931 Armey, Robert 1995,97,98 Arvold, Bruce 1981 Asche, Mike 1978 Austin, Dick 1963,64,65

Ba.genstos, Jon 1977 Bahr, Chris 1995,96,97,98 Bahr, Dennis 1964,66 Balvanz, Jim 1977,79 Balvanz, Tim 1972,73,74 Barnett, Wes 1964,65 Barry, Dave 1946 Bartels, Scott 1974 Barton, Ben 1995,96,97,98 Beal, Ray 1957 Justin Greenlee Beamer, Burt 1996,98,99 Bean, Clyde 1950,51 ,52 Cook, Lowell 1951 Becicka, Steve 1966 Cordaro, Frank 1970, 71,73 Gallagher, Ken 1979,80,81 ,82 Beerman, Dan 1995 Cormaney,Al 1966 Garcia, Tom 1974,75 Bellock, Skip 1968,69,70 Cormaney, Wayne 1962,63,64 Gatto, Gus 1952,53,54,55 Bennethum, Curt 1991,92 Cornally, Tom 1977 Gerber,Arthur 1932 Bennett, Troy 1994,95 Corrigan, Don 1957 Gienger, Gerry 1957,58,59 Benning, Brian 1993 Coulter, Dave 1978 Gilson, Ed 1965 Benson, Rick 1975 Crandall, Don 1966 Goetz, Dennis 1966,67 Bentrim, Gary 1976,77,78 Crees, Dave 1985,86 Gormally, Joe 1978,79 ,81 ,82 Berg, Greg 1990,91 Cummings, Ryan 1995 Grant, Dave 1984,85 Bigley, Ken 1996,97,98,99 Cunningham, Dave 1974,75,76,77 Grant, Duane 1981 Billerbeck, Mark 1975 Greenlee, Joel 1986,87,88,89 Bird, Mike 1979 Davis, Tony 1999 Greenlee, Justin 1992,93,94,95 Black, Dick 1949 Dawson, Larry 1972,75 Gribben, Joe 1986,87 Blaser, Gene 1956 DeBerg, Mark 1973 Guldberg, Larry 1958,59 Blasingame, Jim 1974,75,76 Deike, Dallas 1977 Gulick, Bruce 1967 Boeck, Bob 1970,71,72 Delp, Barry 1980 Guyer, Jim 1967,68,69 Boeding, Bill 1979 Deutsch, Joe 1982 Bond, Jerry 1966,67,68 Deutsch, Todd 1984,87 Haag, Jason 1997,98 Bossard, Dave 1985 Dilley, Clyde 1951,53 Ha.gen, Brent 1980 Boston, Dick 1967 Dillon, Tim 1969 Halligan, Pat 1957 Bowen, Keith 1941,42,43 Dodd, Randy 1975 Hallman, Bob 1981,82,83,84 Brainerd, Jim 1961,62 Dodd, Ronnie 1976 Hamilton, Pat 1988,89,90 Breitbach, Dean 1940 Dodge, Dave 1959,61 Hansen, Kyle 1999 Briggs, Dick 1975,76,77,78 Donnelly, Bill 1982 Hansen, Roger 1954 Bruh!, Brad 1992,93 Dotson, Bill 1961,62,63 Hanson, Lloyd 1964 Bruh!, Elwyn 1973 Downs, Doug 1987,88,89 Hanson, Tony 1987,88 Bueghly, Keith 1937 Draper, Mike 1979 Harmon, Jim 1952,53,58,59 Bush, Russ 1947,48,49 Duff, Tim 1998 Harmon, Maynard 1932 Byrne, Jamie 1990,91 ,92,93 Duneman, Eldon 1974 Harms, Gene 1959 Dunham, Dan 1961,62,63 Harrison, John 1951 Camarata,August 1948 Dyrdahl, Phil 1980 Hartle, Nate 1992,93 Cameron, Tom 1966 Hartle, Steve 1990,91 ,92,93 Ceilley, Bernie 1955 Edwards, Chuck 1951 Hassel, Scott 1991,92,93 Chambers, Don 1969 Engel, Rich 1964,65,66 Rassman, Vernon 1941 Cheney, Ray 1937 Erickson, Dick 1974,75,77 Hatchett, Joe 1972 Christensen, Craig 1975 Eriksen, Finn 1935 Hattlestad, Neil 1960 Clark, Jim 1952 Heaton, Dick 1957,58 Claude, Steve 1972 Finn, Kevin 1978,79 Herber, Greg 1990,91 Clemmensen, Harvey 1947 Flach, Nick 1998,99 Herman, Ed 1977 Clutter, Jeff 1985,86 Formanek, Dick 1955,56,57 Hoemann, Steve 1963 Cobb, Dion 1980,81 ,82,84 Fox, Jim 1942 Hogan, Pat 1986,87,88,89 Cole, Jerry 1966 Fox, Joe 1961,62 Horton, Tom 1967,68 Collopy, Lloyd 1949 Fox, Mark 1971,72,73 Huffman, Paul 1987,88,89,90 Cook, Dale 1952,55 Freeman, Frank 1960,61,62 Fuglsang, Gregg 1991 !gram, Cassim 1975,76 Isaacson, Roger 1940 .,. 1999-L?OOOflor ~hernloLlla Wres~/1n9 - All-Time Let:t:ermen

Jensen, Dave 1961,62 Myers, Kirk 1978,79,80,82 Tredway, Doug 1980,81 ,82 Jensen, Delbert 1940 Turner, Ha.11976,77 Jindrich, John 1941 Na.tvig • ,Alvie 1934 Tyree, Burke 1991,92,93 Johnson, Mark 1983 Natvig, Davis 1937,38 Jones, Bret 1997 Nelson, Bill 1947,49,50 Vaughan, Tim 1981 Jones, Jerry 1956,60 Nicol, Dave 1970,71 ,73 Va.nOosbree, Mike 1981 Noecker, Norbert 1928 Vanvoorhis, Boyd 1959 Kahl, Kevin 1986,87,88,89 Novak, Tim 1994,95 Voves, John 1957,58 Keller, Dan 1973,74,75,76 Keller, Eric 1998,99 Oglesby, Floyd 1950 Wa.chenheim, Lee 1951 Kerker, Mike 1999 Oles, Ray 1951,52,53 Waddell, Drew 1981 Kiger, Dean 1965,66 Omvig, Randy 1971,73,74,75 Wa.ters,Arla.nd 1958,59 Kinyon, Jim 1967,68 Orr, Gay 1928 Watts, Tracy 1993 Kjeldgaard, Dan 1994,95,96,97 Orr, Louis 1928 Weatherman, Jeff 1984,85,86,87 Kjeldgaard, Doug 1992,94 Orr, Orville 1931 Weber, Keith 1997,99 Klar, Luverne 1948,49,50 Osboe, Kent 1967,68,69 Weber, Kevin 1999 Koll, Bill 1946,47,48 Ott, Mike 1971 Wedeking, Kevin 1980,82 Koontz, Tony 1986 Owen, Ron 1966 Wedgbury, Jason 1993,95,96 Kopriva, Leroy 1959 Weick, Bill 1951,52,55 Kreimeyer, Paul 1982,83,84,85 Parker, Don 1965,66,67 Weisinger, Bruce 1981,82 Kriebs, John 1981,82,83,84 Patten, Chuck 1959,60,61 Wessely, Tony 1979,80 Kurth, Kevin 1979,80 Paulson, Brent 1995 White, Greg 1989,90 Kutz, Ryan 1995 Pero, Glenn 1997,98 Whorton, Roger 1966 Pickford, Pat 1985,86 Wieland, Tony 1996,97,99 Lane, Jerry 1958,59,60 Pike, Dave 1970,71 ,72,73 Wilkinson, Steve 1977 Lappe, Todd 1988,89,90 Pinch, Chuck 1955 Willia.ms, Dave 1990 Lawrenz, Nate 1999 Pippert, Shawn 1994 Willia.ms, Wendell 1962 Leeman, Gerald 1946 Pollard, Gary 1963,64 Wilson, Don 1961,62 Lembeck, Chris 1985,86,88,89 Poelman, Keith 1976,77,78,79 Wilson, Joe 1969 Leona.rd, Bob 1976, 77 Powell, Kevin 1999 Wingert, Mike 1964,65 Leonard, Scott 1987 Powers, Rich 1989,90,91 ,92 Wise, Lee 1964,65 Lewa.llen, Jim 1965 Prehm, Dave 1976,78 ,79 Wooda.11,Mike 1977,78,79 Llewellyn, Jay 1980,81,83,84 Pugh, Randy 1999 Llewellyn, Mike 1985,86,88 Pustelnik, Mark 1988,89,90,91 Yoder, Ross 1981 Loffredo, Fred 1953,54 Youel, Josh 1980,81 Lott, Dave 1980 Ray, Jerry 1958,59,60,61 Young, Clint 1969,70,71 Lovell,Ala.n 1989 Raymon, Brian 1994 Young, Keith 1949,50,51 Lundva.11, Martin 1951 Ra.usenberger, Dick 1963 Luttrell, Larry 1979,81,82,83 Rechtfertig, Larry 1967 Zelinski, John 1997 1Ybbert, Gene 1950,51 Reiland, Marv 1968,69,70 Reiss, Lyle 1963 Ma.her, Dick 1959,60 Rhodes, Dusty 1994 Majors, Randy 1982,83 Ria.I, Mark 1999 Ma.lecek, Dave 1991,92,93,94 Rosonke, Jerry 1960 Manning, Cory 1991,92 Martin, Dua.ine 1989,90 Sallis, Kirk 1978,79 Martin, Larry 1973 Sanford, Jim 1960,61 ,62,63 Martin, Leon 1941,42,43 Schwab, Mark 1986,88,89,90 Mashek, Dan 1968,69 Schwab, Mike 1985,86,87,88 Massey, Keith 1985,87,88 Sharp, Bob 1955 Masteller, Ed 1955,56,57 Shedenhelm, Kevin 1986 Mccarron, Pat 1953 Shedenhelm, Kurt 1984,86,87,88 McClure, Bruce 1975,76,77 Showalter, Andy 1992,93,94 Mccready, Mike 1970,71,72 Shutt, Wayne 1966,67,68 McCrillis, Jim 1966 Smith, Bill 1949,50,51 McNeil, Bill 1960,61 Smith, Jack 1959,60,61 Meador, Mike 1970,71 Snyder, Ken 1973,74,75 Mehlin, Ron 1963 Solon, Lindy 1951 Melvin, Jeff 1975,76 Sondgeroth, Jeff 1986,87 Messerly, Larry 1966,67 Sondgeroth, Lew 1984,85 Meyers, Gary 1974 Sothma.nn, Mark 1969,70 Miller, Jim 1972, 73, 74, 75 Spangler, Kent 1967 Minnick, Ted 1961 Sproles, Efonda. 1980,81 ,82 Moeller, Jay 1973,74 Steffensmeier, Gary 1989,90,91 ,92 Moeller, Jon 1970,71 ,72,73 Steinkamp, Dave 1966,67 Monroe, Jim 1964,65 Stephens, Joe 1996 Morningstar, Scott 1981,83,84,85 Sterner, Wes 1953 Moore, Brian 1981 Stevens, Bob 1961,62 Keith Young Markel, Dave 1981,82,83,84 Stoeker, Fred 1950 Morris, Bob 1953 Stolz, Brad 1968,69 Mott, Cecil 1941,42,46 Straw Larry 1965 Mulnix, Dave 1973, 74 Sweeting, Tony 1999 Murphy, Jim 1959 Murphy, Tom 1957 Tgiros, Sonny 1955 Murray, Scott 1994,95,96,97 Trautman, Bob 1964,66

1999 - 2 000 nort h e rn lotua Wres thn9 All-Time Records vs. Oggonent:s

Series Last Series Last •Opponent w L T Began Meeting Opponent w L Began Meeting Arizona State 1 4 1 1969 1988 Luther 25 1 '0 1954 1981 Army 1 0 0 1989 1989 Minnesota State-Mankato 22 12 0 1953 1999 Auburn 0 1 0 1980 1980 Marquette 4 0 0 1982 1999 Augustana (SD) 12 0 0 1973 1987 Michigan 2 4 0 1927 1991 Bemidji State 3 0 0 1967 1969 Michigan State 9 18 3 1943 1984 Bloomsburg 3 2 0 1986 1993 Minnesota 25 26 4 1931 1999 Brown 1 0 0 1993 1993 Minot State 1 0 0 1969 1969 California (PA) 1 0 0 1992 1992 Missouri 15 5 0 1934 1999 Cal Poly SLO 4 5 0 1972 1990 Montclair State 1 0 0 1969 1969 Cal State Bakersfield 4 3 0 1981 1999 Monmouth 2 0 0 1928 1929 Cal State-Chico 1 0 0 1990 1990 Morgan State 1 0 0 1986 1986 Cal State Fullerton 3 0 0 1990 1998 Morningside 6 0 0 1969 1977 Carson-Newman 2 0 0 1980 1987 Moorhead State 10 2 0 1969 1978 Central Florida 3 0 0 1979 1980 Navj 0 1 0 1971 1971 Central Michigan 1 0 0 1973 1973 Nebraska 30 12 0 1935 1999 Central Missouri 3 0 0 1974 1980 Nebraska-Omaha 12 4 0 1950 1999 Chicago 4 0 0 1931 1941 New Mexico 4 0 0 1984 1989 Cincinnati 1 0 0 1973 1973 North Carolina 4 3 0 1981 1989 Clarion 2 0 0 1983 1993 North Carolina State 4 0 0 1981 1989 Clemson 3 0 0 1986 1993 North Dakota 6 1 0 1968 1977 Cleveland State 5 1 0 1976 1983 North Dakota State 9 2 1 1968 1994 Colorado 1 5 0 1962 1967 Northeast Missouri 5 0 0 1968 1996 Colorado Mines 3 3 0 1940 1968 Northern State 1 0 0 1968 1968 Colorado State 3 3 0 1940 1968 Northern Illinois 18 1 3 1958 1999 Concordia 1 0 0 1967 1967 Northern Michigan 2 0 0 1982 1983 Cornell 0 1 0 1997 1997 Northwestern 7 2 0 1928 1999 Cornell (IA) 29 9 1 1923 1981 Northwest Missouri 5 0 0 1969 1986 Denver 1 0 0 1950 1950 Ohio 2 1 0 1996 1997 Des Moines 4 0 0 1924 1927 Ohio State 4 5 0 1978 1997 Drake 12 0 0 1982 1993 Oklahoma 5 5 0 1926 1997 East Carolina 1 0 0 1981 1981 Oklahoma State 4 10 0 1948 1994 Eastern Illinois 11 0 0 1983 1999 Oregon 2 1 0 1973 1981 Eastern Michigan 5 0 0 1967 1971 Oregon State 1 5 0 1973 1999 Edinboro 2 2 0 1987 1996 Parsons 1 0 0 1925 1925 Ellsworth 1 0 0 1925 1925 Penn State 0 3 0 1986 1998 Florida 2 0 0 1977 1979 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 1996 1996 Florida International 2 0 0 1979 1980 Purdue 10 3 1 1929 1996 Fort Hays State 1 0 0 1967 1967 Rider 0 1 0 1999 1999 Franklin & Marshall 1 0 0 1972 1972 St. Cloud State 5 0 0 1961 1978 Fresno State 3 1 0 1985 1993 Simpson 2 0 0 1924 1925 Georgia 0 1 0 1980 1980 South Dakota 8 0 0 1970 1977 Georgia State 1 0 0 1997 1997 South Dakota State 26 3 1 1954 1984 Georgia Tech 1 0 0 1969 1969 Southwest Missouri 6 1 0 1984 1994 Grinnell 2 0 0 1938 1939 Southern Illinois 7 3 0 1974 1990 Illinois 20 13 3 1930 1999 Tennessee 0 1 0 1977 1977 Illinois State 6 0 0 1955 1992 Tennessee-Chattanooga 4 0 0 1977 1999 Indiana 3 4 0 1936 1998 Upper Iowa 1 0 0 1970 1970 Iowa 8 31 2 1930 1996 Valley State 1 0 0 1968 1968 Iowa State 14 40 0 1924 1999 Virginia 1 0 0 1987 1987 Ithaca 1 0 0 1991 1991 Wartburg 1 1 0 1980 1998 James Madison 1 0 0 1996 1996 Weber State 0 1 0 1986 1986 Kansas State 7 0 0 1937 1957 Western Illinois 7 0 0 1948 1979 Kentucky 5 1 0 1976 1983 West Virginia 3 0 0 1982 1991 Lehigh 7 1 0 1976 1999 Wheaton 7 0 0 1946 1952 Livingstone 1 0 0 1987 1987 Winona State 5 2 1 1961 1981 Lock Haven 3 0 0 1982 1986 Wisconsin 17 12 0 1927 1998 Louisiana State 1 0 1 1980 1981 Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1 0 0 1999 1999 Wyoming 6 4 0 1960 1999

1999-L!OOOflor~hern/oLUa lUres~/1n9 - I 999-2000 Opponent:s

Wrestling SID: Traci Wagner 1987-88 w 20-18 1951-52 w 19-8 Wisconsin Office Phone: 319-335-9411 27-11 1950-51 •17-11 1986-87 w w Friday, November 26 Fax: 319-335-9417 w 27-12 1949-50 w 21-8 Cedar Palls E-Mail: [email protected] 1983-84 L 12-33 1948-49 w 14-12 WWW Address: www.hawkeyesports.com 1982-83 w 20-19 1947-48 w 28-11 Location: M.adison, Wis. Serles History: Iowa leads 31-8-2 w 33-8 1946-47 w 27-3 Enrollment: 40, 109 1995-96 L 0-44 1975-76 L 8-37 1979-80 24-14 1945-46 w 25-5 Nickname: Badgers 1994-95 L 4-40 1974-75 L 8-31 w 1977-78 L 14-21 1942-43 27-3 Colors: Cardinal and White 1993-94 L 8-30 1973-74 w 17-15 w 1975-76 11-17 Conference: Big Ten 1992-93 L 9-31 1972-73 L 9-26 w 19-18 1941-42 L Athletic Director: Pat Richter 1991-92 L 4-35 1971-72 L 6-24 1973-74 L 19-23 1940-41 T 12-12 Head Coach: Barry Davis 1990-91 L 11-34 L 9-25 1972-73 L 12-24 1939-40 L 14-18 Career record: 44-47-4 (6 yrs.) L 7-35 1970-71 w 18-12 1971-72 w 18-15 1938-39 L 11-17 Record at school: Same 1989-90 L 7-39 1967-68 L 6-21 1970-71 w 17-15 1937-38 w 15.5-12.5 Assistant Coaches: Bart Chelesvig, 1988-89 L 11-26 1941-42 L 9-15 1968-69 L 14-17 1936-37 L 9.5-20.5 Terry Steiner 1987-88 L 14-24 1940-41 w 15-11 1966-67 T 16-16 1935-36 L 12-18 1998-99 Dual Record: 4-12-1 1986-87 L 11-31 1939-40 w 15-9 1964-65 L 0-28 1934-35 L 14-18 1999 Conference Finish: 6th 1985-86 L 9-39 1938-39 w 20-10 1963-64 L 6-20 1933-34 19-11 1999 NCAA Finish: 25th w 1984-85 L 3-43 1937-38 w 19-11 1962-63 T 12-12 1930-31 25-5 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 15/ 4 w 1983-84 L 14-30 1936-37 T 16-16 1961-62 L 11-17 Wrestling SID: Lauren Price 1982-83 L 8-33 1935-36 L 9.5-22.5 Office Phone: 608-262-1811 1981-82 L 9-34 1934-35 L 13-21 Fax: 608-2628184 1980-81 L 8-40 1933-34 T 14-14 Ohio State E-Mail: [email protected] 1979-80 L 3-41 1932-33 w 26-8 Sunday, December 12 WWW Address: www.wisc.edu/ ath/ 1978-79 L 6-32 1931-32 w 19.5-4.5 Series History: UNI leads 17-12 1977-78 L 17-26 1929-30 L 6.5-21.5 Cedar Palls 1997-98 L 20-25 1958-59 L 11-14 1976-77 L 3-37 Location: Columbus, Ohio 1996-97 L 13-24 1957-58 w 28-0 Enrollment: 48,300 1995-96 L 4-39 1956-57 w 16-14 Nickname: Buckeyes 1994-95 L 7-35 1955-56 w 19-11 Minnesota Colors: Scarlet and Gray 1992-93 w 19-16 1939-40 w 26-8 Friday, December 10 Conference: Big Ten 1987-88 w 22-12 1938-39 w 24-8 Athletic Director: Andy Geiger 1986-87 w 19-15 1937-38 w 16-14 Cedar Palls Head Coach: Russ Hellickson 1985-86 L 15-23 1936-37 w 24-10 Location: Minneapolis, Minn. Career record: 266-131-6 (17 yrs.) L 12-21 1934-35 w 25-6 Enrollment: 39,595 Record at school: 195-109-6 (13 yrs.) 1984-85 L 8-24 1933-34 w 30-0 Nickname: Golden Gophers Assistant Coaches: Ken Ramsey, L 8-27 1931-32 w 34-0 Colors: Maroon and Gold Miron Kharchilava, Mitch Clark 1983-84 w 24-13 1929-30 w 13.5- Conference: Big Ten 1998-99 Dual Record: 10-10-1 12.5 Athletic Director: Mark Dienhart 1999 Conference Finish: 11th L 8-29 1928-29 w 17-11 Head Coach: J Robinson 1999 NCAA Finish: 40th 1970-71 L 9-23 1926-27 w 14-9 Career record: 185-78-3 (13 yrs.) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 16/ 3 1966-67 L 3-26 Record at school: Same Wrestling SID: Jake Bragonier Assistant Head Coach: Marty Morgan Office Phone: 614-292-6861 Iowa Assistant Coaches: Mark Schwab, Joe Russell Fax: 614-292-8547 1998-99 Dual Record: 18-2 E-mail: bragonier. l @osu.edu Wednesday, December 1 1999 Conference Finish: 1st WWW Address: www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com lo1111a City,lo1111a 1999 NCAA Finish: 2nd Series History: OSU leads 5-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7I l 6 Location: Iowa City, Iowa 1996-97 L 6-34 Wrestling SID: Susan Filkins Enrollment: 28, 705 1995-96 L 6-38 Office Phone: 612-625-0854 Nickname: Hawkeyes 1994-95 L 17-22 Fax: 612-625-0359 Colors: Old Gold and Black 1993-94 L 15-25 E-Mail: [email protected] Conference: Big Ten 1990-91 L 14-21 WWW Address: www.gophersports.com Athletic Director: Bob Bowlsby 1988-89 w 26-14 Head Coach: Jim Zalesky Series History: Minnesota leads 26-25-4 1987-88 w 21-14 Career record: 26-7 (2 yrs.) 1998-99 L 6-33 1960-61 w 17-9 1978-79 w 33-8 Record at school: Same 1994-95 L 9-30 1959-60 L 11-14 1977-78 w 21-12 Assistant Coaches: Tom Brands, Terry Brands 1993-94 L 12-26 1958-59 L 10-24 1998-99 Dual Record: 13-4 1992-93 L 16-27 1957-58 L 9-19 1999 Conference Finish: 2nd L 12-24 1956-57 L 8-22 1999 NCAA Finish: 1st 1991-92 w 21-16 1955-56 w 26-6 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 19/ 5 1990-91 w 24-12 1954-55 T 12-12 1989-90 w 23-15 1953-54 L 8-22 1988-89 L 12-24 1952-53 L 15-16 1999- L!ODO D o r Lh e rnlo LHa lUresL/1n9 Head Coach: Jim Schmitz Virginia Duals Career record: 67-119 (10 yrs.) Nebraska rriday-Saturday, January 7-8 Record at school: Same Saturday, January 29 Assistant Coaches: Rai Stelter, Matt Abad, Rampton, Virginia Ross Bruno, Mike Pasdo Lincoln, Nebraska Teams scheduled to compete: 1998-99 Dual Record: 11-10 Location: Lincoln, Nebraska Air Force Michigan 1999 Conference Finish: Enrollment: 25,000 Brigham Young North Carolina. 6th at East Regional Nickname: Cornhuskers Drexel Northern Iowa. 1999 NCAA Finish: - Colors: Scarlet and Cream Conference: Big 12 Edinboro Ohio Wrestling SID: Josh Sutter Office Phone: 414-288-6980 Athletic Director: Bill Byrne Harvard Pittsburgh Head Coach: Tim Neumann Hofstra. Rider Fax: 414-288-6519 E-Mail: [email protected] Career record: 189-70-5 (14 yrs.) Virginia. Indiana. WWW Address: www.gomarquette.edu Record at school: Same Lehigh Virginia. Tech Series History: UNI leads 4-0 Assistant Coaches: Mark Cody, Jason Kelber 1998-99 w 34-21 1998-99 Dua.I Record: 17-6 1997-98 w 30-19 1999 Conference Finish: 4th Purdue 1996-97 w 28-18 1999 NCAA Finish: 16th rriday, January 14 1981-82 w 48-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 12/3 Wrestling SID: Jerod Dahlgren West Lafayette, Indiana Office Phone: 402-472-7780 Location: West Lafayette, Indiana Nebraska-Omaha Fax: 402-472-2005 Enrollment: 36,163 E-Ma.11: [email protected] Nickname: Boilermakers Friday, January 28 WWW Address: huskerwebcast.com Colors: Old Gold and Black Omaha, Nebraska Series History: UNI leads 30-12 Conference: Big Ten . Location: Omaha, Nebraska 1998-99 L 15-21 1967-68 W 26-3 Athletic Director: Morgan J. Burke Enrollment: 16,000 1997-98 L 6 -33 1965-66 W 18-14 Head Coach: Jessie Reyes Nickname: Mavericks 1996-97 L 21-23 1963-64 W 20-6 Career record: 86-55-3 (6 yrs.) Colors: Red and Black 1995-96 L 6 -31 1959-60 W 29-5 Record at school: Same Conference: North Central 1994-95 L 12-30 1958-59 W 27-3 Assistant Coaches: Scott Hinkel, Athletic Director: Don Leahy 1993-94 L 6-29 1957-58 W 25-5 Tom Erikson, Eric Douglas Head Coach: Mike Denney 1992-93 L 7 -28 1966-57 W 27-3 1998-99 Dua.I Record: 15-6-1 Career record: 191-83-5 (20 yrs.) 1991-92 L 17-19 1965-56 W 21-13 1999 Conference Finish: 10th Record at school: Same 1990-91 w 33-9 1954-56 w 27-3 1999 NCAA Finish: 33rd Assistant Coach: Ron Higdon, Roye Oliver, L 20-24 1951-52 W 26-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/5 Guy Harrington 1989-90 L 10-26 1950-51 W 17-8 Wrestling SID: Brian DeBenedlctls 1998-99 Dual Record: 10-3 1988-89 w 28-15 1949-50 w 23-3 Office Phone: 614-292-6861 1999 Conference Finish: 1st 1987-88 w 25-15 1948-49 w 24-5 Fax: 614-292-8547 1999 NCAA Finish: 2nd in Division II 1986-87 w 32-11 1947-48 w 28-5 E-ma.11: Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/ 5 1984-85 w 28-11 1945-56 w 25-5 [email protected] Wrestling SID: Robert Pratt 1983-84 L 22-24 1941-42 W 16-12 WWW Address: www.purduesports.com Office Phone: 402-554-2101 1982-83 L 16-24 1940-41 W 27-5 Serles History: UNI leads 10-3-1 Fax: 402-554-3694 1981-82 w 27-10 1939-40 w 25-5 1995-96 L 12-25 1954-55 W 16-12 E-mail: [email protected] 1980-81 w 24-16 1937-38 w 23.&6.5 1992-93 w 19-18 1953-54 w 14-13 WWW Address: www.unomaha.edu 1975-76 w 19-14 1935-36 w 20.5-9.5 1991-92 L 17-21 1952-53 T 14-14 Series History: UNI leads 12-4 1968-69 w 18-11 1934-35 w 24-6 1990-91 W 26-10 1951-52 L 11-14 1998-99 L 17-24 1978-79 w 54-0 1950-51 w 18-6 1997-98 L 16-27 1969-70 w 17-16 1949-50 w 29-5 1995-96 w 31-7 1967-68 w 24-8 1928-29 w 19-13 1994-95 L 12-26 1993-94 w 22-16 1977-78 w 22-16 Marquette 1976-77 w 31-3 Saturday, January a& 1975-76 L 1 7-23 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1974-75 w 21-12 1962-63 23-8 Location: Milwaukee, Wis. w 1961-62 27-3 Enrollment: 10,600 w 1960-61 w 27-2 Nickname: Golden E~es 1969-60 24-8 Colors: Blue and Gold w 1968-59 34-0 Conference: Independent w 1960-51 30-7 Athletic Director: Bill Cords w 1949-50 w 29-3

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Eastern Illinois 1988-89 w 33-8 1960-61 w 20-6 WWW Address: www.mutigers.com • 1987-88 w 44-5 1969-60 T 12-12 Series History: UNI leads 15-5 Friday, February 4 1974-75 w 29-9 1958-59 w 22-5 1998-99 W 29-12 1986-87 L 21-22 Charleston, Dlinois 1973-74 w 21-12 1967-58 w 19-11 1997-98 L 14-23 1985-86 W 35-12 1996-97 W 20-19 1984 Location: Charleston, Illinois -85 L 21-23 1995-96 L 12-27 Enrollment: 11, 777 Oklahoma State 1983-84 W 18-17 Nickname: Panthers 1994-95 L 6 -37 1982-83 W 20-19 Colors: Blue and Gray rriday, February I 1 1991-92 w 24-16 1981-82 w 27-11 1990-91 w 19-18 1980-81 w 24-15 Conference: Independent Stillwater, Oklahoma 1989-90 w 35-8 1936-37 w 32-0 Athletic Director: Rich McDuffie Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma Head Coach: Ralph McCausland 1988-89 w 27-16 1934-35 w 20.5-8.5 Enrollment: 20,466 1987-88 w 37-7 1933-34 w 20.5-5.5 Career record: 109-82-1 (16 yrs.) Nickname: Cowboys Record at school: Same Colors: Orange and Black 1998-99 Dual Record: 4-8 Conference: Big Twelve Iowa State 1999 Conference Finish: 2nd at East Athletic Director: Terry Don Ph!ll!ps Sunday, February 21 Regional Head Coach: John Smith 1999 NCAA Finish: T34th Career record: 109-14-2 (7 yrs.) Ames Starters Returning/Lost: 7/3 Record at school: Same Location: Ames, Iowa Wrestling SID: Pat Osterman Assistant Coaches: Mark Perry, Pat Smith, Enrollment: 25,900 Office Phone: 217-581-6408 Mark Branch Nickname: Cyclones Fax: 217-581-6434 1998-99 Dual Record: 23-0 Colors: Cardinal and Gold E-mail: [email protected] 1999 Conference F!n!sh: 2nd Conference: Big 12 WWW Address: www.eiu.edu/- sprtinfo 1999 NCAA Finish: 3rd Athletic Director: Gene Smith Series History: UNI leads 11-0 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 15/6 Head Coach: Bobby Douglas 1998-99 w 31-10 1988-89 w 29-16 Wrestling SID: Josh Maxson Career record: 320-127-9 (26 yrs.) 1996-97 w 22-17 1987-88 w 36-12 Office Phone: 405-707-7830 Record at school: 91-41-2 (7 yrs.) 1995-96 w 33-9 1986-87 w 30-8 Fax: 405-743-0256 Assistant Coaches: Thom Ortiz, Chris Bono 1998-99 Dual Record: 20-5-1 1991-92 w 37-3 1984-85 w 28-12 E-Mail: [email protected] 1999 Conference Finish: 3rd 1990-91 w 36-9 1982-83 w 26-14 WWW Address: www.osuwrestling.org 1999 NCAA Finish: T4th 1989-90 w 40-4 Series History: OSU leads 10-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/4 1993-94 L 6-41 1983-84 L 16-21 Wrestling SID: Clint Roberts Northern Illinois 1990-91 W 21-16 1964-65 L 0-36 Office Phone: 515-294-3372 1989-90 L 3-30 1963-64 L 0-30 Fax: 515-294-0558 Saturday, February B 1988-89 L 13-23 1962-63 L 6-24 E-Mail: [email protected] DeKalb, Dlinois 1987-88 L 13-24 1961-62 L 7-19 WWW Address: www.cyclones.com Location: DeKalb, Illinois 1985-86 w 23-15 1948-49 w 32-0 Series History: ISU leads 40-14 Enrollment: 22,473 1984-85 L 13-26 1947-48 W 24-5 1998-99 L 6 -38 1963-64 L 0-34 Nickname: Huskies 1997-98 L 3 -32 1962-63 L 3-23 Colors: Cardinal and Black Missouri 1996-97 L 4 -34 1961-62 L 8-17 Conference: Mid-American 1995-96 L 7 -34 1960-61 L 11-16 Athletic Director: Cary Groth Sunday, February 13 1994-95 L 6 -31 1951-52 W 18-10 Head Coach: Dave Grant 1993-94 w 18-16 1950-51 w 22-6 Cedar rans 1992-93 L 12-25 1949-50 W 20-5 Career record: 14-27-1 (3 yrs.) Location: Columbia, Missouri 1991-92 L 5-32 1948-49 W 26-5 Record at school: Same Enrollment: 22, 723 1990-91 L 5 -32 1947-48 W 23-5 Assistant Coach: Tony Ersland Nickname: Tigers 1989-90 L 14-20 1946-47 W 25-5 1998-99 Dual Record: 6-7-1 Colors: Old Black and Gold 1988-89 L 18-20 1945-46 W 20-10 1999 Conference Finish: 5th Conference: Big 12 1987-88 w 19-17 1942-43 w 16-14 1999 NCAA Finish: T40th Athletic Director: Michael Alden 1986-87 L 12-25 1941-42 W 15-11 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 14/2 Head Coach: Brian Smith 1985-86 L 11-26 1940-41 W 15-9 Wrestling SID: David Spitz Career record: 6-17 (2 yrs.) 1984-85 L 5 -35 1939-40 W 17-13 Office Phone: 815-753-9537 Record at school: 4-9 (l yr.) 1983-84 W 21-17 1938-39 L 9-21 Fax: 815-753-9540 Assistant Coaches: Mike Harp, Bart Horton, 1982-83 L 6 -33 1937-38 L 13-21 E-Mail: [email protected] Lee Pritts 1981-82 L 10-23 1936-37 L 15.5-17.5 WWW Address: niu.edu/ athletics 1998-99 Dual Record: 4-9 1980-81 L 12-28 1935-36 L 11-15 Series History: UNileads 18-1-3 1999 Conference Finish: 5th 1979-80 L 9 -24 L 11-17 1998-99 w 25-20 1972-73 T 17-17 1999 NCAA Finish: - 1978-79 L 14-27 1933-34 L 6 -28 1997-98 w 25-22 1970-71 w 28-8 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/2 1977-78 L 9 -31 1932-33 L 3 -27 L 19-22 1969-70 w 27-8 Wrestling SID: Eric Morrison 1976-77 L 9 -34 1931-32 L 13-21 1975-76 1992-93 w 36-15 1968-69 T 14-14 Office Phone: 573-882-7826 L 14-26 L 6 -28 1966-67 L 11-20 1930-31 L 8 -20 1991-92 w 51-0 1967-68 w 23-6 Fax: 573-882-4720 1965-66 L 0-35 1929-30 L 8 -25 1990-91 w 47-2 w 22-11 E-Mail: [email protected] 1989-90 w 35-7 1966-67 w 22-8 1964-65 L 0 -32 1923-24 L 0 -21 ~-~~~--~~~~-T_e_a~nl~-H~o~n_o~r_s____ ~~~~~~~~--

Most Valuable Wrestler Ed Ewoldt Scholarship 1999 -Tony Davis In January of 1992, Northern Iowa officials announced the 1998 - Eric Keller/Ben Barton establishment of the Ed Ewoldt Wrestling Scholarship, the first 1997 - Scott Murray fully-endowed scholarship in the history of the University's 1996 -Tony Wieland athletics 1995 -Justin Greenlee program. 1994 - Dave Malecek The scholarship was made possible by a $120,000 gift to the 1993 -Steve Hartle Northern Iowa Foundation by Ron Magruder of Orlando, Florida. 1992 -Rich Powers Each year, beginning with the 1992-93 academic year, the 1991 - Rich Powers Panther wrestling program has awarded a full scholarship from 1990 -Gary Steffensmeier the interest generated by the gift. 1989 -Joel Greenlee Ewoldt began attending UNI, then known as Iowa State 1988 -Joel Greenlee Teachers College, in 1948 and graduated in 1954, competing on 1987 -Jeff Weatherman the wrestling team his last two years. He went on to teach and 1986 -Mark Schwab coach at West Central-Maynard (IA) High School from 1955-58 1985 -Lew Sondgeroth and yvheaton (IL) Central High School, where he coached 1984 -Bob Hallman Magruder, from 1959-88. 1983 -Randy Majors "Ed has had a tremendous impact on my life," Magruder said, "and has helped me get where I am today. This is my way of Lyle E. Schwarzenbach Award thanking him for being a great teacher, mentor and friend." (Exhibits highest standa.rds in aitizenship, academias, praatiae and Magruder is the Chief Executive Officer of Fusser's West dediaation) Indies, Inc. He serves as Chair of the National Restaurant 1999 -Ken Bigley Association and is a member of the Business Advisory Council at 1998 -Ken Bigley the University of Mississippi. He also is a Trustee at Buena Vista 1997 -Ken Bigley/ Bret Jones College and of the Culinary Institute of America. 1996 -Joe Stephens · The recipient of the Ed Ewoldt Scholarship for the 1999· 1995 -Chris Bahr 2000 season is NCAA runnerup Tony Davis. Chuck Patten Award (Leadership) Ewoldt Scholarship Recipients 1999 -Eric Keller 1999 · Tony Davis 1998 -Eric Keller 1998 · Tony Wieland/Eric Keller / Ken Bigley/ Keith Weber 1997 -Ben Barton/ Scott Murray 1997 · Chris Bahr 1996 -Tony Wieland 1996 -Tony Wieland 1995 -Justin Greenlee 1995 -Chris Bahr/ Ryan Cummings 1994 -Justin Greenlee Mccready/Steffensmeier Award 1993 · Justin Greenlee (Leadership) 1992 · Justin Greenlee 1999 -Randy Pugh 1998 -Nate Lawrenz

National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Academic Team (inauguraJ year 1991) 1999 -Ken Bigley (Honorable Mention) Eric Keller (Honorable Mention) Tony Wieland (Honorable Mention) 1995 -Justin Greenlee (First Team) 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 (inaludes athletes from 16 NCAA-sponsored sports) Aca.demic All-America.n Ga.ry Steffensmeier 1992 · Gary Steffensmeier (Third Team)

*"' 1999- C?OOOD or~hernloLUa 1Ures~/1n9 1999-2000 Panthers -- front (1-r): Tony Davis, Justin Wolfe, Nate Lawrenz, Paul Hynek, Ricky Crone, Tim Matthys, Kyle Hansen, Randy Pugh, Hesston Johnston, David Brown, Jacy Large, Kurt Morgan; middle (1-r): Tony Wieland, Bob Koenig, Kevin Powell, Jacob Leeland, Mark Rial, Jon Garvin, Keith Weber, Tom Koenig, Nick Flach, Eric Weber, Phil Heim, Kevin Weber, Pat Rial, Eric Chamberlin; back (1-r): Paul Peterson, Troy Mcllravy, Chad Boudreaux, Cory O'Connor, Tony Sweeting, Mike Kerker, Brandon Livingood, Pat Hegarty, Frank Cortez, Craig Mallicoat, Nick Marolf, Eric Dunmire, Dayton Ericson, Dylan Long. Nov.20 at Nebraska-Omaha Open 9:00a.m. Nov.26 Wisconsin 7:00 p.m. Dec.1 at Iowa 7:00 p.m. Dec.4 Northern Iowa Open 9:00 a.m. Dec.10 Minnesota 7:30 p.m. Dec.12 Ohio State (IPTV) 1:00 p.m. Jan. 7-8 at Virginia Duals TBA Jan.14 at Purdue 7:00 p.m. Jan. 22 at Marquette 2:00 p.m. Jan. 28 at Nebraska-Omaha 7:00 p.m. Jan.29 at Nebraska 7:00 p.m. Feb.4 at Eastern Illinois 7:00 p.m. Feb.5 at Northern Illinois 7:00 p.m. Feb.11 at Oklahoma State 7:00 p.m. Feb.13 Missouri 2:00 p.m. Feb.20 Iowa State 2:00 p.m. Mar.4 NCAA West Regional (Cedar Falls) Mar.16-18 at NCAA Championships (St. Louis)

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