2017-18 Fighting Scots Wrestling 2018 NCAA Division I National Championships Notes the Edinboro Qualifiers 2017-18 Record -- 8-5, 5-1 EWL 2016-17 Career Wt

EDINBORO UNIVERSITY 2017-18 Fighting Scots Wrestling 2018 NCAA Division I National Championships Notes The Edinboro Qualifiers 2017-18 Record -- 8-5, 5-1 EWL 2016-17 Career Wt. Name Yr. Record Record Hometown 125 #11 Sean Russell R-Jr. 30-5 95-22 Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hills 133 #14 Korbin Myers R-So. 27-9 57-21 Carlisle, Pa./Boiling Springs 157 Andrew Shomers R-So. 29-6 47-11 Ransomville, N.Y./Lewiston-Porter 174 Ty Schoffstall R-Sr. 21-3 73-24 Pottsville, Pa./Tri-Valley Hwt. #13 Billy Miller R-Jr. 16-4 77-26 Perry, Ohio/Perry

HEAD COACH: Tim Flynn (Penn State ‘87, 223-95-5, 20th year) NCAA DIVISION I NATIONAL Rankings: NCAA Seeds CHAMPIONSHIPS Thursday, March 15 to Saturday, March 17, 2018 Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, Ohio Edinboro Takes Contingent of Five Wrestlers to Cleveland for NCAA Division I National Championships Thursday, March 15 Session I -- 12 noon (ET) Pigtails & First Round Matches Match Notes Session II -- 7 p.m. } Head coach Tim Flynn will bring a contingent of five wrestlers to Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena Wrestle-Back Prelims (pigtail matches) as for the 2018 NCAA Division I National Championships. Four finished as automatic qualifiers at the needed; Wrestle-Back First Round. Followed recent EWL Championships, at which Edinboro finished third, with Ty Schoffstall earning an at-large by Championship Round, Second Round and selection at 174 lbs. Sean Russell won his third EWL title at 125 lbs., while Korbin Myers (133 lbs.) and Consolation Round Billy Miller (285 lbs.) both won their second. Andrew Shomers finished as runner-up at 157 lbs. } Edinboro finished 20th at the 2017 NCAA Division I National Championships thanks in part to eight Friday, March 16 Fighting Scots receiving bids. Sean Russell led the way, finishing seventh to earn All-American honors Session III -- 11 a.m. for the first time. In 2015, they reached the podium for the first time with a third place finish in St. Quarterfinals Louis, along with a record-tying four All-Americans. Wrestle-Back Second and Third Rounds } The ESPN network will once again televise all sessions of the NCAA Division I National Champion- Session IV -- 8 p.m. ships. ESPN will televise live all the prime time sessions -- the second round, semifinals, and finals. Semifinals ESPNU will televise the first session, quarterfinals, and medal round. ESPN3 will show all the sessions, Wrestle-back Fourth Round and Fifth Round with viewers able to choose from all eight mats. The event runs from Thursday, March 15 to Satur- day, March 17. Saturday, March 17 } Three of Edinboro’s five wrestlers earned seeds for Nationals. Sean Russell is the No. 11 seed at Session V -- 11 a.m. 125 lbs. after winning his third EWL crown. He is making his third trip to Nationals and has a 30-5 Wrestle-Back Semifinals record. Billy Miller is seeded 13th at 285 lbs. Miller has a 16-4 record following his EWL championship. Third, Fifth and Seventh Place Medal Round The redshirt junior is making his third trip to Nationals. Making his second appearance at Nationals, Session VI -- 8 p.m. Korbin Myers is seeded 14th at 133 lbs. Myers is a two-time EWL champion and is currently 27-9 on Grand March Parade of All-Americans -- the season. 7:35 p.m. } Edinboro finished third in the team standings at the 2018 EWL Championships with three individual Championship Finals champions. Sean Russell became a three-time champion at 125 lbs., while Korbin Myers (133 lbs.), and Billy Miller (hwt.) won their second title. Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.) and Ty Schoffstall (174 lbs.) finished second in their weight classes, while Jensen Lorea and Dylan Reynolds finished fourth at 149 lbs. and 197 lbs., respectively. } Edinboro shared the regular season EWL title with Rider as both teams finished the regular season with 5-1 records. It marks the fifth straight year Edinboro has won at least a share the regular season title. } Head coach Tim Flynn has never been one to shy away from a tough opponent, and has put together challenging schedules for many years. The Fighting Scots have faced three top-10 opponents this season.

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The Fighting Scots wrestled visited both then ranked No. 10 Lehigh and No. 5 Oklahoma State. Edinboro Edinboro Fast Facts dropped the dual against the Mountain Hawks, 27-14, while falling to the Cowboys 34-6. The Fighting Scots hosted No. 10 Virginia Tech, as Edinboro Hall of Famer and Hokie head coach Tony Robey visited Edinboro University McComb Fieldhouse and came away with a 20-15 win. Location: Edinboro, PA } Four of Edinboro’s five losses this season were to nationally-ranked teams. They first dropped a Founded: 1857 dual at Lehigh, 27-14. Two months later Edinboro suffered only its second loss of the season, 20-15, to Enrollment: 5,500 Virginia Tech, ranked tenth at the time, then dropped a 21-15 decision to then-ranked Rider. In their Colors: Red & White trip out west, Edinboro dropped the opener to No. 5 Oklahoma State 34-6. The Fighting Scots own a Nickname: Fighting Scots 22-14 win over No. 23 Lock Haven. Athletic Director: Bruce Baumgartner Sports Information Director: Bob Shreve } The Fighting Scots finished third at the 2017 PSAC Championships in December. Lock Haven won the Office Phone: (814) 732-1834 title with 156 points. Clarion (122) narrowly edged out Edinboro (120.5) to finish runner-up. Pitt-John- E-mail: [email protected] stown (89.5) and Mercyhurst (63) rounded out the top five. Edinboro had four wrestlers reach the finals, and three came away with titles. Sean Russell won his third straight PSAC title at 125 lbs. while Korbin Wrestling Staff Myers (133 lbs.) won his second straight. Andrew Shomers won his first conference title with a win in the Head Coach: Tim Flynn (Penn State ‘86) 157 lb. final. Peter Pappas finished runner-up at 149 lbs. Dylan Reynolds finished fourth at 184 lbs. Nate Record at Edinboro: 223-95-5, 21st year Hagan (141 lbs.) and Jon Spaulding (285 lbs.) finished fifth in their respective weight classes. Fritz Career Record: 223-95-5, 21st year Hoehn (165 lbs.), Zach Ancewicz (174 lbs.), and Aaron Paddock (197 lbs.) finished sixth. Office Phone: (814) 732-1856 } The Fighting Scots finished 16th out of 46 teams at the Las Vegas Invitational. A pair of wrestlers Assistant Coach: Cliff Moore (Iowa ‘04) placed, with Sean Russell finishing second at 125 lbs. and Korbin Myers finishing sixth at 133 lbs. Ohio Office Phone: (814) 732-1855 State was the champion. Assistant Coach: Mitchell Port (Edinboro ‘15) } The Edinboro lineup has three nationally-ranked wrestlers, according to InterMat. Sean Russell is Office Phone: (814) 732-1856 tenth at 125 lbs, Billy Miller is 14th at heavyweight, and Korbin Myers is 17th at 133 lbs. Athletic Trainer: Gary Hanna TIM FLYNN COMMENTS: “We are way better than everyone thought we would be. The kids are in a pos- Sports Information Staff itive frame of mind. We have worked our way into being a decent team. It’s a testament to the work SID: Bob Shreve ethic and attitude of this team. They are in a good frame of mind.” Office Phone: (814) 732-1834 Cell Phone: (814) 882-6049 Email: [email protected] Boro Bits Graduate Assistants: Thomas Wehner and Chris Slack RUSSELL LEADS TRIO OF SEEDED WRESTLERS INTO NATIONALS Twitter: @BoroAthletics Edinboro has a contingent of five wrestlers headed to Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena to compete Facebook: EdinboroUniversityAthletics from March 15-17, with three of those wrestlers seeded. Sean Russell is Edinboro’s top seeded wrestler. The redshirt junior is seeded 11th at 125 lbs. and is making his third appearance at Nationals after winning his third straight EWL title. A year ago, Russell was seeded seventh and went on to finish ESPN To Air Every Session of 2018 seventh to earn All-American honors for the first time. Russell comes in with a 30-5 record and will Championships face American’s Gage Curry (22-14) in the first round. Billy Miller is seeded 13th at heavyweight. He won his second EWL title to earn his third trip to Nationals. He was seeded 12th a year ago. The red- Wrestling fans can once again catch the shirt junior takes a 16-4 record into his first-round bout against Shawn Streck of Purdue (28-13). The NCAA Division I Wrestling National Cham- final seeded Fighting Scot is Korbin Myers. Seeded 14th at 133 lbs., Myers is making his second trip pionships on a variety of ESPN venues. All sessions will be shown on ESPN3/WatchESPN. to Nationals and is now a two-time EWL champion. The redshirt sophomore has a 29-6 record and Here’s the lineup for ESPNU and ESPN, will face Rutger’s Scott Delvecchio of Rutgers (21-7) in the first round. Edinboro’s other two national capped by the showing of Saturday’s champi- qualifiers are unseeded. Andrew Shomers has a 29-6 record after finishing second at 157 lbs. at the onship matches live on ESPN: EWL’s. The redshirt sophomore faces 10th-seeded Markus Scheidel of Columbia (24-2) in his first-ever match at Nationals. Redshirt senior Ty Schoffstall is making his second trip to Nationals after placing Thursday, March 15 second at the EWL Championships at 174 lbs. He has a 21-3 record going into his match with eighth- Session I -- 12 noon seeded Jadaen Bernstein of Navy (22-5). ESPNU -- LIVE Session II -- 7:00 p.m. ESPN -- LIVE SCHOFFSTALL EARNS AT-LARGE BID TO NATIONALS AT 174 LBS. Friday, March 16 Ty Schoffstall earned one of 47 at-large selections for the 2018 NCAA Division I Wrestling Champi- Session III -- 11:00 a.m. onships. The redshirt senior has earned a spot in the 33-man field at 174 lbs. Schoffstall will make his ESPNU -- LIVE second appearance at Nationals after winning the EWL title a year ago. This year, the native of Potts- Session IV -- 8 p.m. ville, Pa. reached the finals before losing to Dean Sherry of Rider, with Sherry garnering the lone EWL ESPN -- LIVE automatic qualifier at 174 lbs. Schoffstall missed the early part of the season with an injury but has Saturday, March 17 returned to post a 21-3 record with 3 falls, a technical fall, and 6 major decisions. He has a 73-24 career Session V -- 11:00 a.m. record. A year ago, Schoffstall went 1-2 at Nationals. The selection of Schoffstall gives Edinboro five ESPNU -- LIVE wrestlers at the NCAA Division I National Championships. Session VI -- Finals -- 8:00 p.m. ESPN -- LIVE RUSSELL, MILLER, MYERS CLAIM TITLES AS EDINBORO FINISHES THIRD AT EWL CHAMPIONSHIPS The Edinboro wrestling team finished with three champions and also took third place out of seven teams at the 2018 EWL Championships at McComb Fieldhouse. Lock Haven captured its first EWL crown since 1997 as the Bald Eagles also had three champions. Cleveland State’s Evan Cheek was named the Outstanding Wrestler after pinning Clarion’s Brock Zacherl in the 141 lb. finals, handing Zacherl his first defeat of the season. Russell captured his third straight title at 125 lbs., while Korbin Myers (133 lbs.) and Billy Miller (hwt.) won their second conference crowns. Edinboro had five wres- Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES tlers reach the finals. Andrew Shomers and Ty Schoffstall finished second at 157 and 174 lbs., respec- National Rankings tively. Edinboro had two other wrestlers place in the top four. Jensen Lorea (6-14) finished fourth at 149 lbs. and Dylan Reynolds was fourth at 197 lbs. InterMat Tournament Rankings as of March 6, 2018 THREE FIGHTING SCOTS RANKED IN LATEST NATIONAL POLLS Rk. School Points Redshirt junior Sean Russell is ranked ninth by InterMat and 11th WIN Magazine at 125 lbs. TheOpen- Mat and Amateur Wrestling News currently has him ranked 12th while FloWrestling has him in 14th. 1. Ohio State 140 Russell moved to 30-5 after winning his third-straight EWL Championships. Redshirt sophomore 2. Penn State 128.5 Korbin Myers moved up to No. 13 by InterMat and TheOpenMat while remaining 14th by WIN Mag- 3. Missouri 101.5 azine at 133 lbs. He also ranks 17th by Amateur Wrestling News. He is 27-9 on the season. Redshirt 4. Michigan 81.5 junior Billy Miller ranks 13th by InterMat, Amateur Wrestling News, and TheOpenMat while 14th by 5. North Carolina State 72.5 WIN Magazine at 285 lbs. Miller also ranks 16th by FloWrestling. He is 16-4 on the season. 6. Iowa 71 7. Lehigh 69.5 EDINBORO EARNS SHARE OF EWL REGULAR SEASON TITLE WITH 33-11 WIN AT CLEVELAND STATE 8. Virginia Tech 62 Edinboro wrapped up the regular season with a 33-11 win over Cleveland State on Saturday after- 9. Oklahoma State 58 noon at Woodling Gymnasium to tie Rider for the EWL regular season championship. Sean Russell 10. Arizona State 56.5 (125 lbs.) and Korbin Myers (133 lbs.) gave the Fighting Scots an 10-0 lead thanks to back-to-back 11. Cornell 44.5 technical falls. Andrew Shomers gave Edinboro its third technical fall of the night with his win at 157 12. Illinois 42 lbs. The Fighting Scots went onto claim the final four bouts with Dylan Reynolds (197 lbs.) winning by 13. Wyoming 41.5 pin, John Spaulding (285 lbs.) picking up a major decision, and Ty Schoffstall (174 lbs.) and Zach Ance- 14. South Dakota State 41 wicz (184 lbs.) recording decision wins. 15. Rutgers 31 16. Northwestern 21 EDINBORO CELEBRATS SENIOR NIGHT WITH 21-15 WIN OVER WEST VIRGINIA 17. Nebraska 20.5 The Fighting Scots honored their seniors prior to this evening’s match with West Virginia at McComb 18. Duke 20 Fieldhouse, then went out and handed the Mountaineers a 21-15 defeat. Eight seniors were honored 19. Minnesota 19.5 prior to the match: Terrence Cheeks, Jensen Lorea, Austin Matthews, Tony Recco, Ty Schoffstall, Gordon Truesdale, Zaal Zafari, and Sam Ziff. Sean Russell, Korbin Myers, Andrew Shomers, Fritz 20. Northern Iowa 19 Hoehn, Schoffstall, and Billy Miller all picked up wins in their respective weight classes over the 21. North Carolina 18.5 Mountaineers. With Edinboro holding onto a narrow 18-15 lead heading into the last match, Miller 22. Lock Haven 18 recorded a decision win to give the Fighting Scots a win over a former EWL member. 23. Oregon State 17.5 24. Rider 15 MOORE NAMED AMONG IOWA’S ALL-TIME WRESTLERS 25. Central Michigan 14.5 Cliff Moore has been named one of the 50 best Iowa high school wrestlers of all time by the Des Moines Register in a recent article. The Register’s story featured a ‘top 25’ section, which included USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll the likes of Scott Morningstar, Mack Reiter and Moore’s cousin, Nick Moore. Cliff Moore was listed as of March 2, 2018 in the ‘next 25’, and featured Dan Gable and Ryan Morningstar. A product of Dubuque, Iowa, Moore was a standout at Hempstead High School. He was a three-time state champion at 112, 119 and 125 Rk. School Record Pts. pounds. He has been inducted into the Iowa and Hempstead High School Hall of Fames. Moore 1 Penn State 14-0 400 went on to wrestle at Iowa, where he was a three-time All-American, claiming two Big Ten titles and 2 Ohio State 14-1 382 winning a national championship. He ended his collegiate career with a 109-24 overall record. He 3 Missouri 19-0 370 competed three times at nationals, finishing in sixth-place as a redshirt sophomore and junior. His 4 Michigan 11-3 348 national championship victory came during his redshirt senior campaign at 141 pounds, and was part 5 Oklahoma State 13-2 335 of a 20-win dual streak. He also won back-to-back Big Ten titles over his final two seasons. 6 NC State 15-2 315 SHOMERS NAMED EWL WRESTLER OF THE WEEK 7 Iowa 12-3 313 Andrew Shomers was named EWL Wrestler of the Week after going 2-0 on the weekend with wins 8 Lehigh 12-3 280 at Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. The redshirt sophomore started off with a 3-0 win over Jonce 9 Arizona State 11-3 275 Blaylock of the Cowboys and followed up with a 3-1 decision over Andrew Thomas of the Sooners. 10 Virginia Tech 14-3 254 He is currently 25-5 on the season and leads the team in wins. 11 Cornell 13-2 243 12 South Dakota State 13-2 227 MATZKE FINISHES FOURTH AT JCU OPEN 13 Nebraska 10-4 198 Chris Matzke finished fourth at 149 lbs. at the John Carroll Open on February 11. He opened the 14 Wyoming 13-3 194 tournament with a 7-5 decision over Kent State’s Jake Hinkson before falling to Dominic Means of 15 Northern Iowa 6-5 178 Pitt-Johnstown. After taking the win over Carson Speelman of Ashland, Matzke advanced to the 3rd 16 Illinois 7-4 151 place match. He split his bouts with Kent State wrestlers, falling to Kody Komara by decision, 5-3, in 17 Northwestern 11-4 144 the third-place match. 18 Minnesota 10-8 131 19 Rutgers 8-7 112 FIGHTING SCOTS DROP PAIR OF DUALS AGAINST OKLAHOMA STATE, OKLAHOMA 20 Central Michigan 8-6 88 Edinboro saw its three-match win streak end with a pair of losses at Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. 21 Purdue 9-7 76 22 Wisconsin 7-5 74 Fighting Scots in the National Rankings 23 Lock Haven 12-4 48 as of March 6, 2018 24 North Carolina 9-11 27 Amateur 25 Drexel 12-4 21 Wt. Wrestler InterMat FloWrestling Wrestling News WIN TheOpenMat 125 Sean Russell 9 14 12 11 12 Others Receiving Votes: Edinboro 6, Bingham- 133 Korbin Myers 13 -- 17 14 13 ton 3, Duke 3, Appalachian State 2, American Hwt. Billy Miller 13 16 13 14 13 1, Rider 1. Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. 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2017 PSAC Championships Against the No. 5 Cowboys, Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.) and Ty Schoffstall (174 lbs.) both picked up decision wins. The next night, the Fighting Scots dropped a close 19-16 match against the Sooners. Russell, Myers, Shomers Sean Russell (125 lbs.), Korbin Myers (133 lbs.), Shomers, Zach Ancewicz (184 lbs.) and Billy Miller Claim Titles as Fighting (285 lbs.) all earned victories. Russell took down No. 16 Christian Moody in the only matchup that fea- Scots Finish Third tured two nationally-ranked wrestlers. Myers earned the lone major decision for the Fighting Scots in his win over Jake Rubio, 12-3. Shomers won his second dual of the weekend with a 3-1 decision over December 9, 2017 Edinboro, Pa. Andrew Thomas while Ancewicz won his dual, 3-1, over Matt Waddell. Miller wrapped up the night with a 4-0 decision over Connor Webb.

EDINBORO, Pa. – The Edinboro wres- FOUR FIGHTING SCOT WRESTLERS PLACE AT EDINBORO OPEN tling team came away with three individual Edinboro placed in four weight classes as they hosted the 29th Annual Edinboro Open. The tourna- champions and finished in third at the 75thAnnual PSAC Championships, hosted ment was held inside the Mike S. Zafirovski Dome on campus. Both Ty Schoffstall (174 lbs.) and Da- by the Fighting Scots. Lock Haven won the kota Geer (184 lbs.) finished runner-up while Terrence Cheeks claimed fourth-place at 295 lbs. Richie team championship for the first time since Gomez finished sixth at 133 lbs. 2000-01 and their 20th title overall with Clarion finishing second. Lock Haven finished with 156 points, EDINBORO UPSETS #23 LOCK HAVEN, 22-14, TO WIN THIRD-STRAIGHT EWL DUAL outdistancing runner-up Clarion (122.5 Edinboro used wins in the final two weight classes to secure a 22-14 win over #23 Lock Haven on the points). Edinboro was third with 120.5 road. Sean Russell (125 lbs.),Korbin Myers (133 lbs.), Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.), Ty Schoffstall (174 points. lbs.), Dylan Reynolds (197 lbs.) and Billy Miller (285 lbs.) all picked up wins. Lock Haven needed to Sean Russell (125 lbs.), Korbin Myers (133 lbs.) and Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.) all win at heavyweight in order to come from behind, but Miller’s pin sealed the Fighting Scot win. picked up PSAC crowns, while Peter Pappas (149 lbs.) finished runner up. Dylan Reynolds FIVE WRESTLERS RANKED IN INITIAL NCAA DIVISION I COACHES PANEL RANKINGS finished fourth at 184 lbs. Nate Hagan (141 Edinboro has five wrestlers currently in the rankings. Sean Russell is the top ranked Fighting Scot. lbs.) and Jon Spaulding (285 lbs.) finished fifth in their respective weight classes. Fritz The redshirt junior is ranked 10th at 125 lbs. and seeks his third trip to Nationals. Korbin Myers, a Hoehn (165 lbs.), Zach Ancewicz (174 lbs.), redshirt sophomore, is ranked 18th at 133 lbs., with redshirt junior Billy Miller ranked 18th at 285 lbs and Aaron Paddock (197 lbs.) finished sixth. and redshirt senior Ty Schoffstall ranked 20th at 174 lbs. Myers, Miller, and Schoffstall all qualified Russell went 3-0 on the day with for Nationals a year ago. Redshirt sophomore Andrew Shomers ranks 29th at 157 lbs. The final set of a technical fall and a fall in his first two rounds. In the finals, he scored a major de- rankings will be one of the items used to assist in determining the qualifiers for the 2018 NCAA Divi- cision over Alan Diltz of Seton Hill, 18-8. He sion I Wrestling Championships in Cleveland, Ohio March 15-17. improved to 13-2 on the season. It marked his third-straight PSAC title for Russell. SHOMERS NAMED PSAC WRESTLER OF THE WEEK Myers improved to 12-5 after winning his second conference title at 133 lbs. He Andrew Shomers was named PSAC Wrestler of the Week after going 2-0 on the week at 157 lbs. and won the first round and quarterfinals by picking up his first win over a nationally-ranked opponnet. In the dual with #10 Virginia Tech, Shom- major decisions. in the semifinals, he picked ers won over B.C. LaPrade in a 6-2 decision. Against #19 Rider, Shomers got a takedown late in the up a 10-3 decision before earning the 6-2 de- third period for the 4-3 decision over #16 B.J. Clagon. Shomers is 20-5 on the season and 38-10 for his cision over Andrew Schutz of Bloomsburg in the final. career. In the 157 lbs. final, Shomers picked up his first PSAC title. He went 3-0 on the day FIGHTING SCOTS FALL TO NO. 10 VIRGINIA TECH, NO.19 RIDER with a pair of major decisions and a fall. In The Fighting Scots dropped pair of duals to nationally-ranked Virginia Tech and Rider. In the 20-15 the final, he defeated Mac Tanner of Clari- on, 12-4. loss to the #10 Hokies, redshirt sophomore Korbin Myers and redshirt junior Billy Miller picked up wins over their nationally ranked opponents. Myers, who ranked #16 at 133 lbs., won a 6-4 decision 74th PSAC TEAM SCORING over #14 Dennis Gustafson. No. 14 Miller won his dual with #18 Andrew Dunn with a 3-2 decision. #11 1. Lock Haven...... 156 2. Clarion...... 122 Sean Russell (125 lbs.), Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.) and Ty Schoffstall (174 lbs.) all picked up wins. In 3. EDINBORO...... 120.5 the dual with Rider, the Broncs snapped Edinboro’s 24-match EWL winning streak with the 21-15 win. 4. Pitt-Johnstown...... 89.5 Shomers earned his first win over a ranked opponent with a 4-3 decision over #16 B.J. Clagon. Rus- 5. Mercyhurst...... 63 sell, Myers, Zach Ancewicz (184 lbs.) and Miller all recorded decision wins against the Broncs. 6. Gannon...... 57 7. Kutztown...... 56 8. Bloomsburg...... 43.5 SCHOFFSTALL NAMED PSAC CO-WRESTLER OF THE WEEK 9. Seton Hill...... 33.5 Ty Schoffstall was named PSAC Co-Wrestler of the Week after winning the 174 lb. title at the Shorty 10. Millersville...... 23.5 Hitchcock Memorial Invitational. The redshirt senior went 5-0 with two fall in the first two rounds. He 11. Shippensburg...... 23.5 12. East Stroudsburg...... 14.5 defeated a pair of Rutgers Scarlet Knights in the semifinals and championship, including an 8-6 decision over Joe Grello in the title match. Outstanding Wrestler: Chance Marsteller, Lock Haven CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES FIGHTING SCOTS WIN 24TH STRAIGHT EWL DUAL WITH 35-3 WIN OVER BLOOMSBURG 125: Sean Russell (EU) maj. dec. Alan Diltz (SHU), The Edinboro wrestling team won its 24th straight EWL dual with a 35-3 win over Bloomsburg. It 19-8 marked the first dual for the Fighting Scots in nearly two months. Sean Russell took the win as the 133: Korbin Myers (EU) dec. Andrew Schutz (BU), Huskies did not weigh anyone at 125 lbs. Korbin Myers beat Andrew Schutz for the second consec- 6-2 utive meeting in a 4-1 decision. The two met in the PSAC Championship finals at 133 lbs. with Myers 141: Brock Zacherl (CU) dec. Kyle Shoop (LHU), 8-4 prevailing 6-2. Nate Hagan (141 lbs.), Peter Pappas (149 lbs.), Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.), Fritz Hoehn 149: Ronnie Perry (LHU) maj. dec. Peter Pappas (165 lbs.), Ty Schoffstall (174 lbs.) all picked up major decisions in their respective weight classes. (EU), 10-0 Aaron Paddock (197 lbs.) and Billy Miller (285 lbs.) also recorded wins by decision. 157: Andrew Shomers (EU) maj. dec. Mac Tanner (CU), 12-4 165: Chance Marsteller (LHU) fall Michael Raccioppi RUSSELL FINISHES FIFTH, MYERS EIGHTH AS FIGHTING SCOTS CONCLUDE MIDLANDS INVITATIONAL (ESU), 1:46 Sean Russell (125 lbs.) and Korbin Myers (133 lbs.) finished fifth and eighth in their respective weight 174: Jared Siegrist (LHU) inj. Tyler Reinhart (UPJ) classes at the 55th Annual Ken Kraft Midlands Invitational. As a team, the Fighting Scots finished 1:42 14th out of 30 teams. Russell went 4-2 in the two day tournament with wins over Brandon Cray of 184: Corey Hazel (LHU) dec. Greg Bulsak (CU), 4-3 Maryland, Kyle Akins of Buffalo and Jake Gromacki of Clarion, while recieving a medical forfeit win in 197: Dustin Conti (CU) dec. Levi Niebauer (UPJ), 4-3 the fifth place match. Myers finished with a 3-3 record in Evanston with wins against Abdullah Assaf 285: Thomas Haines (LHU) maj. dec. Ryan Appleby (KU), 15-1 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES of Illinois, Paul Konrath and Jens Lantz of Wisconsin. Billy Miller, the No. 5 seed, returned to action after being out for a month with a pair of wins in his opening rounds against Nicholas Jenkins of Cen- The Record Book tral Michigan and Matt Correntti of Rutgers. The redshirt junior made the second day of action and finishing 2-2 at the tournament. Spencer Nagy (157 lbs.) picked up a trio of wins before falling out and Career Wins finishing the day with a 3-2 record. Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.) went 2-2. Career Wins 1. Gregor Gillespie (2005-09)...... 152-13 GEER FINISHES RUNNER-UP AT 184 LBS. AT CLEVELAND STATE OPEN 2. Jason Robison (1993-98)...... 145-23 Dakota Geer finished runner-up at 184 lbs. at the Cleveland State Open on December 16. He won his 3. Terry Kennedy (1984-89)...... 139-34-3 first two matches by way of a pin and a major decision. Geer dropped only his second match of the 4. Lou Rosselli (1988-93)...... 136-25-4 season with an 8-5 decision loss to Nino Bonaccorsi of Pittsburgh. PJ Gohn (141 lbs.) and Jensen Lorea 5. Dave Habat (2010-15)...... 134-27 (149 lbs.) both went 2-2 on the day while Chris Matzke (149 lbs.) went 1-2. Richie Gomez (133 lbs.) fin- 6. A.J. Schopp (2010-15)...... 133-17 ished 0-2 on the day. Shawn Bunch (2001-05)...... 133-24 RUSSELL NAMED EWL WRESTLER OF THE WEEK 8. Mitchell Port (2010-15)...... 132-17 Sean Russell was named EWL Wrestler of the Week after winning the 2017 PSAC title at 125 lbs. The Matt King (1999-04)...... 132-23 redshirt junior went 3-0 with a technical fall, pin, and a major decision. He won the final over Alan Diltz 10. Chris Honeycutt (2007-12)...... 130-22 11. Josh Koscheck (1997-02)...... 128-17 of Seton Hill, 18-8. He became the first Fighting Scot to win three PSAC titles since Chris Honeycutt 12. Tony Robie (1992-97)...... 126-24 from 2009-11. 13. Dave Rowan (1984-88)...... 124-27 14. Alex Clemsen (2002-07)...... 121-35 RUSSELL, MYERS, SHOMERS CLAIM TITLES AS EDINBORO FINISHES THIRD AT PSAC CHAMPIOSHIPS 15. David Shunamon (1998-03)..... 118-44 Edinboro finished third at the 75th Annual PSAC championships, breaking a string of six straight 16. Sean O’Day (1985-89)...... 116-23-2 conference titles for the Fighting Scots. Lock Haven won the team title while totaling 156 points, 17. Deonte Penn (2002-07)...... 114-43 easily outdistancing second-place Clarion (122). The Fighting Scots finished with third (120.5) while 18. Kevin Saniga (1993-98)...... 113-38 Pitt-Johnstown (89.5) and Mercyhurst (63) rounded out the top five. Redshirt junior Sean Russell Dean Hall (1985-88)...... 113-18-2 won his third straight title at 125 lbs. while redshirt sophomore Korbin Myers claimed his second title 20. Kevin Welsh (1995-00)...... 111-52 at 133 lbs. Redshirt sophomore Andrew Shomers won his first PSAC title with a win at 157 lbs. Fresh- 21. Cory Ace (1998-03)...... 110-45 man Peter Pappas finished runner-up at 141 lbs. with Dylan Reynolds (184 lbs.) fourth, Nate Hagan 22. Tom Shifflet (1991-95)...... 109-31-1 (141 lbs.) and Jon Spaulding (285 lbs.) fifth, and Fritz Hoehn (165 lbs.), Zach Ancewicz (174 lbs.) and 23. Joey Fendone (2004-09)...... 105-40 Aaron Paddock (197 lbs.) sixth. Matt Hill (2002-07)...... 105-42 25. Jarrod King (2007-10)...... 103-16 RUSSELL PLACES SECOND, MYERS SIXTH AT CLIFF KEEN LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL Nate Yetzer (2000-05)...... 103-33 Sean Russell finished as the runner-up at 125 lbs. as one of two Edinboro wrestlers who finished as place- 27. Ricky Deubel (2004-09)...... 102-51 winners as the Fighting Scots wrestling team wrapped up the 36th Annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invita- 28. Torsten Gillespie (2007-11)...... 101-65 tional. Ohio State finished as the winner in the team competition with 155.5 points, with Michigan second 29. Ernest James (2009-14)...... 100-49 with 140 and Arizona State third with 113.5. Northern Iowa (104) and Nebraska (100.5) round out the top 30. Mark Samples (1994-99)...... 99-25 five. Edinboro finished with 46 points, tied for 16th with Cal State Bakersfield. Russell staged an impres- 31. Vic Avery (2011-16)...... 97-32 sive rally to reach the finals with an 8-7 decision over 10th-seeded Jacob Schwarm of Northern Iowa. Pat Bradshaw (2005-10)...... 97-44 Russell rallied with his third takedown in the third period with 40 seconds left to advance to the cham- 33. Sean Russell (2015-Present)..... 95-22 pionship bout. In the finals, Russell took a 2-1 lead over Taylor LaMont of Utah Valley halfway through 34. Johnny Greisheimer (2009-14).94-62 the second period. Russell got an escape to begin the third to bring the match within one. They would Ken Bauer (1990-94)...... 94-31-2 36. Jacob Gray (2000-05)...... 89-47 wrestle even for the last 1:55 of the third period, with LamMont winning the match, 4-3. In the consolation semifinals, Korbin Myers, in the fifth place match, fell to Stevan Micic of Michigan, the No. 2 ranked wrestler by InterMat, in a 8-2 decision. Andrew Shomers was eliminated on via a 6-0 decision to Tristan Rifanburg of Binghamton. All of the scoring took place in the first minute of the match, with Rifanburg recording a takedown 40 seconds into the match and four nearfall points shortly after that. Shomers finished 5-2 in Vegas. Peter Pappas (149 lbs.) went 2-2. 10TH-RANKED LEHIGH DEFEATS NO. 24 FIGHTING SCOTS, 27-14 The Edinboro wrestling team, ranked 24th in the latest USA Today/NWCA Division I Top 25, tasted defeat for the first time this season, suffering a 27-14 loss at tenth-ranked Lehigh. The Fighting Scots are Edinboro Starting Lineups in Dual Matches

Opponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 Hwt CSU Bakersfield Russell Myers Hagan Pappas Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Reynolds Paddock Miller Bucknell Russell Myers Hagan Pappas Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Reynolds Paddock Miller Lehigh Russell Myers Hagan Pappas Shomers Matthews Hoehn Reynolds Paddock Spaulding Bloomsburg Russell Myers Hagan Pappas Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Paddock Miller Virginia Tech Russell Myers Hagan Pappas Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Paddock Miller Rider Russell Myers Hagan Pappas Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Paddock Miller Clarion Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Paddock Miller George Mason Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Reynolds Miller Lock Haven Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Reynolds Miller Oklahoma State Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Reynolds Miller Oklahoma Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Reynolds Miller West Virginia Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz --- Miller Cleveland State Russell Myers Hagan Lorea Shomers Hoehn Schoffstall Ancewicz Reynolds Spaulding Bolded names indicates match winner Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES now 2-1, while the Mountain Hawks improved four-time state qualifier who recently captured FIGHTING SCOTS OPEN SEASON WITH IMPRES- to 2-0. Neither team was at full strength, with his second Class AA state title at 182 lbs. Willis SIVE WINS OVER CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD, the Fighting Scots missing starters Ty Schoff- is a two-time OHSAA state champion after win- BUCKNELL stall at 174 lbs. and Billy Miller at heavyweight. ning the 220 lb. title this season the 195 lb. title The Edinboro wrestling team opened the 2017- in 2017. He went undefeated both seasons as a 18 campaign in impressive fashion, hosting the EDINBORO HAS 13 WRESTLERS PLACE AT EMU junior and senior. He is a four-time OHSAA Divi- Fighting Scot Duals with Bucknell and Cal State OPEN sion III place winner, finishing as state runner-up Bakersfield. Head coach Tim Flynn’s 21st season A total of 13 Edinboro wrestlers placed in a busy at 182 lbs. in 2016 and an eighth place fnish at began with a pair of impressive wins, as the day of wrestling at the EMU Open. Six Fighting 170 lbs. in 2015. Flynn anticipates both moving 25th-ranked Fighting Scots defeated Cal State Scots placed in the open division, with Korbin up eventually, with Mulligan competing for Ed- Bakersfield, 34-9, then handed Bucknell a 30-10 Myers (133 lbs.) and Dakota Geer (184 lbs.) inboro at 197 lbs. and Willis at heavyweight. defeat. The day began with CSU Bakersfield taking home second place finishes with Sean winning 26-10 over Bucknell. Eight of the ten Ed- Russell (125 lbs.) and Billy Miller (285 lbs.) earn- GEER CAPTURES 184 LB. TITLE AT CLARION OPEN inboro wrestlers picked up a pair of wins, with ing third place. Andrew Shomers (157 lbs.) and Sophomore Dakota Geer ran the table at the Fritz Hoehn posting the biggest of the day. The Fritz Hoehn (165 lbs.) also came away with fifth Clarion Open and came away with the title in the redshirt sophomore, competing at 165 lbs., won place finishes. In the freshman & sophomore di- 184 lb. weight class. A total of nine Fighting Scot by fall over #15 Lorenzo DeLa Riva of Cal State vision Peter Pappas (149 lbs.), Jacob Oliver (174 wrestlers took part in the event. Geer advanced Bakersfield in his opening match, followed by lbs.) and Jon Spaulding (285 lbs.) securd third to the semi-finals with two decisions and a major a technical fall vs. Bucknell. Billy Miller, mean- place finishes in their respective weight classes. decision. In the final four, Geer picked up a medical while opened his redshirt junior season with a Matthew Dowler (149 lbs.), Cullen Wolford (165 forfeit from Chance McClure of Virginia, setting up pair of falls at heavyweight. lbs.), and Aaron Paddock (197 lbs.) all finished a match against Nino Bonaccosi of Pitt in the final. in fourth place as Zach Ancewicz (184 lbs.) was Geer won by a 5-4 decision after he was awarded fifth. a riding time point . Freshmen Jacob Oliver and Jon Spaulding went 4-2, advancing to the conso- FLYNN SIGNS MULLIGAN, WILLIS TO NLI’S lation round of four. Oliver, wrestling at 174 lbs., Edinboro wrestling coach Tim Flynn announced rattled off three straight wins, including a technical the signing of two future Fighting Scots to NLI’s fall over Gabe Koontz of Indiana, before falling earlier this year. Cody Mulligan, a standout to Dylan Barreiro of Kent State, 6-3. At 285 lbs., at nearby Saegertown (Pa.) High School, and Spaulding picked up three-straight wins before Gaige Willis of Pymatuning Valley (Oh.) High falling to Devin Nye of Kent State, 2-0. School, will join the Fighting Scots in 2018. Mulligan is a three-time PIAA placewinner and Edinboro at the NCAA National Championships Year Place Points All-Americans 2017 20th 20.5 Sean Russell (125 - 7th) 2016 T32nd 10.00 2015 3rd 75.50 Mitchell Port (141 -- 2nd), Dave Habat (149 -- 2nd), A.J. Schopp (133 -- 3rd), Vic Avery (184 -- 3rd) 2014 5th 62.00 Mitchell Port (141 -- 3rd), A.J. Schopp (133 -- 4th), Dave Habat (149 -- 4th) 2013 14th 37.50 Mitchell Port (141 -- 2nd), A.J. Schopp (133 -- 4th) 2012 17th 32.50 Chris Honeycutt (197 -- 2nd) 2011 T23 24.00 Chris Honeycutt (184 -- 5th) 2010 16th 32.00 Jarrod King (165 -- 3rd), Torsten Gillespie (149 -- 6th) 2009 6th 72.00 Jarrod King (165 -- 1st), Paul Donahoe (125 -- 2nd), Gregor Gillespie (157 -- 4th) 2008 T21st 24.00 Gregor Gillespie (157 -- 5th) 2007 9th 56.00 Gregor Gillespie (149 -- 1st), Deonte Penn (165 lbs. -- 7th), Alex Clemsen (184 -- 4th) 2006 8th 56.00 Shawn Bunch (133 -- 3rd), Deonte Penn (165 -- 4th), Gregor Gillespie (149 -- 7th) 2005 28th 20.00 Shawn Bunch (133 -- 2nd) 2004 24th 21.50 Matt King (165 -- 3rd), Nate Yetzer (174 -- 8th) 2003 24th 23.00 Matt King (165 -- 4th) 2002 14th 33.00 Josh Koscheck (174 -- 3rd), Cory Ace (133 -- 8th) 2001 12th 46.00 Josh Koscheck (174 -- 1st), David Shunamon (197 -- 6th) 2000 15th 36.00 Josh Koscheck (174 -- 2nd), Kevin Welsh (184 -- 6th), Shaun Shapert (157 -- 7th) 1999 18th 27.50 Josh Koscheck (174 -- 4th), Mark Samples (165 -- 7th) 1998 T15th 35.50 Jason Robison (190 -- 2nd) 1997 6th 44.50 Tony Robie (158 -- 2nd), Jim Straight (177 -- 7th), Jason Robison (190 -- 6th) 1996 35th 6.50 1995 11th 35.00 Tom Shifflet (142 -- 3rd), Tony Robie (158 -- 5th), Jason Robison (190 -- 7th) 1994 T37th 10.50 1993 T15th 22.50 Lou Rosselli (118 -- 3rd), Tom Shifflet (142 -- 6th) 1992 30th 9.00 Brett Porter (126 -- 8th), Tom Shifflet (142 -- 7th) 1991 25th 12.50 Lou Rosselli (118 -- 4th) 1990 43rd 5.00 1989 9th 40.00 Sean O’Day (134 -- 1st), Terry Kennedy (142 -- 5th), Frank Zelinsky (177 -- 7th) 1988 7th 39.50 Dan Willaman (134 -- 4th), Sean O’Day (142 -- 2nd), Terry Kennedy (150 -- 5th), Dean Hall (Hwt. -- 7th) 1987 8th 38.35 Dave Rowan (118 -- 4th), Sean O’Day (142 -- 7th), Dean Hall (Hwt. -- 2nd) Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES

Fighting Scots vs. NCAA Qualifiers Sean Russell (125) (11-5) (#11 seed) Korbin Myers (133) (6-6) (#14 seed) Justin Staudenmayer, Brown W, 4-0 Ibrahim Banduka, George Mason W, 2-0 Kaid Brock, Oklahoma State L, 4-5 John Vanschenkbrill, Rutgers L, Inj. Def. Taylor LaMont, Utah Valley L, 3-4 Dennis Gustafson, Virginia Tech W, 7-6 4:25 Spencer Lee, Iowa L, 0-15 W, 6-4 W, MF Bryan Lantry, Buffalo L, 6-7 Ty Schoffstall (174) (0-3) Drew Mattin, Michigan L, 3-6 Steven Micic, Michigan L, 2-8 Yoanse Mejias, Oklahoma L, 2-3 Sergio Mendez, CSU Bakersfield W, 20-4 Rico Montoya, Northern Colorado W, 11-3 Dean Sherry, Rider L, 12-21 Zeke Moisey, West Virginia W, 6-4 sv Jack Mueller, Virginia L, 2-7 L, 12-16 Christian Moody, Oklahoma W, 9-2 Sean Nickell, CSU Bakersfield W, 8-2 W, 10-5 Scott Parker, Lehigh L, F 5:33 Billy Miller (Hwt.) (3-3) (#13 seed) Kyle Norstrem, Virginia Tech W, 11-5 Luke Pletcher, Ohio State L, 1-5 Andrew Dunn, Virginia Tech W, 3-2 Nick Piccininni, Oklahoma State L, 1-3 Matthew Schmitt, West Virginia W, 6-0 Thomas Haines, Lock Haven W, 4-2 Sebastian Rivera, Northwestern L, 0-6 Zach Sherman, North Carolina W, 6-3 Youssif Hemida, Maryland L, 1-5 Jacob Swarm, Northern Iowa W, 8-7 Matt Stencel, Central Michigan L, 2-7 Luke Welsh, Iowa W, 8-5 Andrew Shomers (157) (4-2) Matt Voss, George Mason W, 6-1 JR Wert, Rider W, 5-1 Ian Brown, Lehigh W, 5-3 Derek White, Oklahoma State L, 3-12 W, 6-0 Coleman Hammond, CSU Bakersfield W, 2-0 Alex Klucker, Lock Haven W, 7-0 L, Fall 0:52 Fighting Scots in the NCAA’s Sean Russell (Third Appearance -- 6-4) Andrew Shomers (First Appearance) 2016 #12 Paul Petrov, Bucknell W, 9-8 tb (125 lbs.) #5 Ryan Millhof, Oklahoma L, 0-1 Ty Schoffstall (Second Appearance -- 1-2) #11 Ronnie Bresser, Oregon State L, Fall 4:41 2017 #9 Myles Amine, Michigan L, 4-6 2017 Ibrahim Bunduka, George Mason W, Tech. Fall 21-3 (174 lbs.) Austin Trott, Gardner-Webb W, 9-2 (125 lbs.) (4:50) Jake Residori, SIU-Edwardsville L, 1-4 #10 Jack Mueller, Virginia L, 2-5 Johnny Jimenez, Wisconsin W, 4-2 #15 Drew Templeman, Wyoming W, 5-2 Billy Miller (Third Appearance -- 2-4) #12 Sean Fausz, North Carolina State W, 8-2 2016 #13 Jared Johnson, Chattanooga W, 4-3 #8 Nick Piccininni, Oklahoma State L, 4-6-sv (hwt.) #4 Austin Marsden, Oklahoma State L, 3-12 #16 Nathan Kraisser, Campbell W, 10-3 Tanner Hall, Arizona State L, 3-5 2017 Cory Gilliland-Daniel, North Carolina W, 3-2 (hwt.) #5 Nick Nevills, Penn State L, 2-6 Jere Heino, Campbell L, 3-5 sv Korbin Myers (Second Appearance -- 1-2) 2017 #1 Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State L, 4-13 (133 lbs.) #16 Kevin Devoy, Drexel W, Med. Forf. Joseph Palmer, Oregon State L, 3-9 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES

Scots sent eight wrestlers to the NCAA Division I National Championships Head Coach and finished 20th. Sean Russell became Flynn’s 38th All-American as the redshirt sophomore captured seventh place at 125 lbs. Edinboro won the EWL Championship and a sixth straight PSAC Championship, with Flynn being selected the PSAAC Coach of the Year for Tim Flynn the 14th time. The Fighting Scots had six EWL champions and five PSAC tit- 21st Year lists. Edinboro recorded its fourth straight undefeated EWL regular season, Penn State ‘86 and has now won 23 straight EWL duals. All told, Flynn has been named the EWL Coach of the Year seven times and the PSAC Coach of the Year fourteen times. He has had three national champions – Josh Koscheck at 174 lbs. in 2001, Gregor Gillespie at 149 lbs. in

There was a time when Tim Flynn lived 2007, and Jarrod King at 165 lbs. in 2009. In addition, eight wrestlers have in the shadows of the likes of Mike DeAnna finished as runner-ups. He has produced 38 All-Americans, 61 EWL champi- and Bruce Baumgartner. Edinboro University has been blessed with out- ons, and 89 PSAC champions. standing wrestling coaches since elevating the program to Division I status Flynn came to Edinboro following three seasons as a graduate in the mid-80’s. As Flynn enters his 21st season in charge of the Fighting assistant coach at his alma mater, Penn State. Joining the program as Scot wrestlers, plus five years as an assistant coach under Baumgartner, his an assistant coach prior to the start of the 1992-93 season, he assisted legacy is quite simple. He ranks as the top coach ever at Edinboro. Baumgartner during his five-year period as an aide, including a perfect 14-0 Flynn became Edinboro’s all-time winningest coach several years ago, record and a sixth place finish at Nationals, at that time the best in school breaking the legendary Fred Caro’s record for career wins. He won his history, in ‘95-96. 200th career match at the EMU Duals in November 2015 against Northern Flynn enjoyed a stellar career at Penn State, captaining the 1986-87 Illinois and entered the 2017-18 season with a 215-90-5 career record. He has squad while earning All-American honors at 134 lbs. He went 30-10-1 as a led Edinboro to five top ten finishes at the NCAA Division I National Champi- senior, winning the EWL title and finishing seventh at Nationals. Flynn fin- onships, and 13 top 20 finishes. ished with a 105-32-2 career record. He also won the EWL title as a junior in Consider that under the former Penn State All-American the Fighting 1986 while competing at 126 pounds, finishing with a 30-7-1 mark. He quali- Scots have dominated eastern wrestling circles during Flynn’s reign, win- fied for Nationals as a sophomore, as well, after finishing second at the EWL ning the Eastern Wrestling League Championship 15 of the last 20 years, in- Championships. cluding eight straight years at one point, along with the Pennsylvania State Flynn graduated from Penn State in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Conference Tournament title 17 times in his 20 campaigns. Business Management. He later earned his master’s degree in Business In addition, Edinboro at one point five years ago had won 34 of 35 dual Administration with a concentration in Finance in 1990. He and his wife, matches. The Fighting Scots had not lost in 29 straight EWL duals, going 28- Tanya, reside in Edinboro with their two children - Logan, 19 years old and a 0-1, before Pittsburgh defeated them late in 2010. freshman at Edinboro, and Riley, 16 years old. Flynn has guided his recent editions to some of the most dominant campaigns in Edinboro history. That includes back-to-back campaigns in 2014-15 and 2013-14 that go down as the finest in school history. TIM FLYNN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD In 2014-15, for the second year in a row, the Fighting Scots enjoyed an incredible run at the NCAA Division I National Championships in St. Louis. Year Record PSAC EWL NCAA AA’s Highlights Edinboro reached the podium as one of the top four teams for the first 1997-98 7-7-0 1st 1st 15th 1 PSAC Coach of the Year time, finishing third as four wrestlers earned All-American honors. 1998-99 11-3-1 1st 1st 18th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year Mitchell Port and Dave Habat finished as national runner-ups at 141 EWL Coach of the Year and 149 lbs., respectively, while A.J. Schopp (133 lbs.) and Vic Avery (184 1999-00 14-1-0 1st 1st 15th 3 PSAC Coach of the Year lbs.) were third. Port and Schopp became three-time All-Americans, with 2000-01 11-3-1 2nd 1st 12th 2 EWL Coach of the Year Habat earning the honor for the second time. That gave Flynn 37 All-Ameri- 2001-02 10-4-0 1st 2nd 14th 2 cans. 2002-03 10-5-0 1st 1st 24th 1 EWL Coach of the Year In addition, Edinboro won their second straight Eastern Wrestling PSAC Coach of the Year League championship and fourth straight PSAC crown. The Scots ended 2003-04 10-3-0 1st T1st 24th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year the year with a 14-5 record. Flynn was named the EWL Coach of the Year 2004-05 9-5-1 2nd 1st 28th 1 for the seventh time and PSAC Coach of the Year for the 13th time and 2005-06 12-0-0 1st 1st 8th 3 EWL Coach of the Year fourth straight year. 2006-07 17-1-0 1st 1st 9th 3 PSAC Coach of the Year In 2013-14, Edinboro ended the three-day tournament in Oklahoma 2007-08 11-3-0 1st 1st T21st 1 PSAC Coach of the Year City with three All-Americans and a fifth-place finish, at that time the high- 2008-09 14-4-1 1st 1st 6th 3 EWL Coach of the Year est ever. Port captured third place at 141 lbs., while Schopp and Habat PSAC Coach of the Year were fourth at 133 and 149 lbs., respectively. 2009-10 9-6-0 1st 1st 16th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year Edinboro ended the year with an 11-3 record. That included a 17-16 win 2010-11 9-10-1 3rd 5th T23rd 1 over Pittsburgh, who was ranked sixth at the time, marking the second 2011-12 9-4-0 1st 2nd 17th 1 PSAC Coach of the Year straight year the Fighting Scots knocked off a top ten team. They lost 2012-13 10-6-0 1st 2nd 14th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year a narrow 22-19 match to then top-ranked Iowa, with the other losses to 2013-14 11-3-0 1st 1st 5th 3 NWCA Coach of the Year eighth-ranked Virginia Tech (23-14) and 13th-ranked Virginia (20-19). The EWL Coach of the Year latter match came in the finals of the Virginia Duals after Edinboro had PSAC Coach of the Year avenged its loss to Virginia Tech with a 23-9 win in the semifinals. 2014-15 14-5-0 1st 1st 3rd 4 EWL Coach of the Year The veteran coach received a host of honors in the aftermath of the PSAC Coach of the Year outstanding season. They began at the end of Nationals when he was named the NWCA NCAA Division I Coach of the Year. He shared InterMat 2015-16 8-11-0 1st 2nd T32nd 0 Coach of the Year honors with Minnesota’s J Robinson, and was also se- 2016-17 9-6-0 1st 1st 20th 1 PSAC Coach of the Year lected WIN’s Dan Gable Coach of the Year. He was named the PSAC Coach 2017-18 8-5-0 3rd 3rd 21st Year 223-95-5 of the Year and EWL Coach of the Year. He was named Edinboro’s Coach of the Year for the fifth time. A year ago, Flynn guided the Fighting Scots to a 9-6 finish while facing u 14-time PSAC Coach of the Year u 152 National Qualifiers the traditional strong schedule that included top-ranked Oklahoma State u Seven-time EWL Coach of the Year u 38 All-Americans third-ranked Iowa, the latter in the NWCA National Duals. The Fighting u 92 PSAC Champions u 3 National Champions u 58 EWL Champions Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2018 EWL Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES Russell, Miller, Myers Claim Titles as Edinboro Finishes Third at EWL Championships 2018 EWL Tournament EDINBORO, Pa. – The Edinboro wrestling team finished with three 1. Lock Haven 81.5 champions and also took third place out of seven teams at the 2018 EWL 2. Rider 72.5 Championships on Saturday at McComb Fieldhouse. Lock Haven captured 3. EDINBORO 72 its first EWL crown since 1997 as the Bald Eagles also had three champions. 4. Clarion 57 Lock Haven totaled 81.5 points, with Rider just edging the Fighting 5. Bloomsburg 28 Scots. The Broncs totaled 72.5 points, while Edinboro had 72. Clarion came 6. Cleveland State 25.5 in fourth with 57 points. 7. George Mason 15 Cleveland State’s Evan Cheek was named the Outstanding Wrestler after pinning Clarion’s Brock Zacherl in the 141 lb. finals, handing Zacherl his Outstanding Wrestler -- Evan Cheek, Cleveland State first defeat of the season. Sean Russell of Edinboro and Chance Marsteller of Lock Haven were co-winners of the Most Dual Points award. Fighting Scots at the EWL Tournament Four former Fighting Scots and another individual very close to the program were inducted into the EWL Hall of Fame in pre-match ceremo- #1 Sean Russell [125] Fritz Hoehn [165] nies. All-Americans Alex Clemsen, Paul Donahoe, Chris Honeycutt, and De- Quarterfinals Quarterfinals maj. dec. over #3 Nate Newberry onte Penn were inducted, along with John Dudley, an Edinboro graduate tech. fall over John Martin (CSU), 4:27 (BU), 10-1 and former sportswriter at the Erie Times News. Semifinals Semifinals Russell captured his third straight title at 125 lbs., while Korbin Myers dec. over Ibrahim Banduka lost maj. dec. to #2 Chad Walsh (133 lbs.) and Billy Miller (hwt.) won their second conference crowns. Edin- (GMU), 2-0 (RU), 13-2 boro had five wrestlers reach the finals. Andrew Shomers and Ty Schoffstall Finals Consolation Semifinals dec. over #2 JR Wert (RU), 6-0 lost maj. dec. to Max Wohla- finished second at 157 and 174 lbs., respectively. baugh (CU), 12-3 Russell and Miller earned their third trips to the NCAA Division I Na- #1 Korbin Myers [133] tional Championships in Cleveland, Ohio on March 15-17. Myers is headed to Quarterfinals #1 Ty Schoffstall [174] Nationals for the second time. Shomers had to wrestle a true second place fall over Rashaun Cooley (CU) Quarterfinals 1:38 tech. fall over Levko Higgin match after losing in the finals, but he handled B.J. Clagon of Rider, 14-7, to Semifinals (GMU), 19-4 - 5:27 earn his first trip to Nationals. With just one automatic qualifying spot at 174 fall over DJ Fehlman (LHU), 4:30 Semifinals lbs., Schoffstall will now have to wait to see if he earns a wild card spot this Finals maj. dec. over #4 Jared Siegrist week. dec. over #3 Andy Schutz (BU), (LHU), 12-3 Two other wrestlers joined Russell as three-time EWL champions. 4-0 Finals lost dec. to #3 Dean Sherry (RU), Lock Haven’s Ronnie Perry is a three-time champion after winning at 149 Nate Hagan [141] 16-12 lbs., and in the feature match of the night, Chad Walsh of Rider edged Lock Quarterfinals Haven’s Chance Marsteller, 2-1, in a matchup of top ten wrestlers at 165 lbs. lost dec. to #4 Kyle Shoop (LHU), Zach Ancewicz [184] for his third EWL title. 8-1 Quarterfinals lost dec. to #3 Greg Bulsak (CU), After winning his opening match by technical fall, Russell had a bit of a Consolation Quarterfinals bye 3-0 scare in the semifinals before winning 2-0 over Ibrahim Bunduka of George Consolation Semifinals Consolation Quarterfinals Mason. In the finals, he posted a 7-0 decision over JR Wert of Rider. The lost dec. to #2 Tyson Dippery dec. over Wayne Stinson (RU), three wins boosted Russell to 30-5 on the season and 95-22 for his career. (RU), 8-2 4-3 Myers won his first two matches by fall at 133 lbs. before winning his Consolation Semifinals Jensen Lorea [149] lost dec. to Trevor Allard (BU), second title with a 4-0 decision over Andy Schutz of Bloomsburg. The red- Quarterfinals 6-1 shirt sophomore is now 27-9 heading into Nationals. lost dec. to #2 Gary Dinmore Miller met a familiar foe in Lock Haven’s Thomas Haines in the heavy- (RU), 4-1 #4 Dylan Reynolds [197] weight finals. The redshirt junior defeated Haines in last year’s finals after Consolation Quarterfinals Quarterfinals Bye losing to him twice during the year. They did not meet during the regular maj. dec. over Braden Stahl- necker (BU), 13-1 Semifinals season this year. Miller used takedowns in the second and third periods for Consolation Semifinals lost dec. to #1 Ethan Laird (RU), a 4-2 decision. He is now 16-4. dec. over Justin Yorkdale (GMU), 5-3 In his first appearance at the EWL Championships, Shomers won a 9-0 6-5 Consolation Semifinals major decision over Avery Shay of Clarion in the semifinals, but lost by fall Third Place dec. over Logan Womelsdorf lost dec. to #2 Gary Dinmore (BU), 4-1 in 52 seconds to Lock Haven’s Alex Klucker in the finals. Having to beat a (RU), 5-3 Third Place seasoned veteran in Clagon to earn a trip to Nationals, Shomers prevailed lost dec. to Tristan Sponseller in the true second place match despite suffering an injury in the first period, #1 Andrew Shomers [157] (LHU), 6-0 14-7, thanks to a big second period featuring a takedown and four nearfall Quarterfinals Bye #1 Billy Miller [285] points. He is now 29-6. Semifinals Quarterfinals Schoffstall was impressive in his first two matches, winning by techni- maj. dec. over #4 Avery Shay Bye cal fall and major decision. He met Rider’s Dean Sherry in the finals. The two (CU), 9-0 Semifinals had staged a wild, high-scoring meeting in the regular season, and this one Finals maj. dec. over #4 Toby Cahill (CU), was no different. Unfortunately, Sherry held on for a 16-12 decision and the lost fall to #3 Alex Klucker (LHU), 12-0 0:52 First Place 174 lbs. championship. Schoffstall, a redshirt senior, is 21-3. True Second dec. over #2 Thomas Haines Edinboro had two other wrestlers place in the top four. Jensen Lorea dec. over #2 BJ Clagon (RU), 14-7 (LHU), 4-2 (6-14) finished fourth at 149 lbs. and Dylan Reynolds was fourth at 197 lbs. Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES 2017-18 Edinboro Dual Meet Results #25 EDINBORO 34, CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 9 #10 VIRGINIA TECH 20, EDINBORO 15 Sunday, November 5, 2017 Friday, January 19, 2018 McComb Fieldhouse McComb Fieldhouse Edinboro, PA Edinboro, PA

125 – #6 Sean Russell (EU) tech. fall Sergio Mendez (CSUB) 20-4 (6:00) 125 – #11 Sean Russell (EU) dec. Kyle Norstrem (VT), 11-5 133 – #11 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. Sean Nickell (CSUB) 8-2 133 – #18 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. #14 Dennis Gustafson (VT), 6-4 141 – #19 Russell Rohlfing (CSUB) dec. Nate Hagan (EU) 4-0 141 – Brent Moore (VT) dec. Nate Hagan (EU), 2-1 149 – Peter Pappas (EU) maj. dec. Kalani Tonge (CSUB) 16-4 149 – Ryan Blees (VT) maj. dec. Peter Pappas (EU), 18-4 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Coleman Hammond (CSUB) 2-0 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. B.C. LaPrade (VT), 6-2 165 – Fritz Hoehn (EU) fall over #15 Lorenzo De La Riva (CSUB) 2:39 165 – #4 David McFadden dec. Fritz Hoehn (EU), 14-8 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) maj. dec. Bryan Battisto (CSUB) 15-4 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Cody Hughes (VT), 9-8 184 – Dylan Reynolds (EU) dec. Dominic Ducharme (CSUB) 4-3 184 – #8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) maj. dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU), 10-2 197 – #11 Matt Williams (CSUB) fall over Aaron Paddock (EU) 3:56 197 – #2 Jared Haught (VT) fall Aaron Paddock (EU), 1:34 Hwt. – #10 Billy Miller(EU) fall over Jarrod Snyder (CSUB) 4:47 Hwt. - #14 Billy Miller (EU) dec. #18 Andrew Dunn (VT), 3-2

#25 EDINBORO 30, BUCKNELL 10 #19 RIDER 21, EDINBORO 15 Sunday, November 5, 2017 Sunday, January 21, 2018 McComb Fieldhouse McComb Fieldhouse Edinboro, PA Edinboro, PA

125 – #6 Sean Russell (EU) dec. Jacob Campbell (BU) 7-3 125 – #11 Sean Russell (EU) dec. J.R. Wert (RU), 5-1 133 – #11 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. David Campbell (BU) 8-2 133 – #18 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. Anthony Cefelo (RU), 12-5 141 – #9 Tyler Smith (BU) maj. dec. Nate Hagan (EU) 16-6 141 – Tyson Dippery (RU) tech. fall Nate Hagan (EU), 15-0, 5:31 149 – Peter Pappas (EU) dec. Seth Hogue (BU) 8-4 149 – Gary Dinmore (RU) maj. dec. Peter Pappas (EU), 10-2 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) maj. dec. Mitch Hartman (BU) 12-0 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. #16 B.J. Clagon (RU), 4-3 165 – Fritz Hoehn (EU) tech. fall Joey Schiele (BU) 16-0 (4:48) 165 – #3 Chad Walsh (RU) maj. dec. Fritz Hoehn (EU), 16-5 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Nick Stephani (BU) 12-6 174 – Dean Sherry (RU) maj. dec. Ty Schoffstall (EU), 21-12 184 – Dylan Reynolds (EU) dec. Chad Reese (BU) 3-2 184 – Zach Ancewicz (EU) dec. Mike Fagg-Daves (RU), 3-1 sv1 197 – Drew Phipps (BU) fall over Aaron Paddock (EU) 4:52 197 – Ethan Laird (RU) maj. dec. Aaron Paddock (EU), 13-3 Hwt. – #10 Billy Miller(EU) fall over Eric Chakonis (BU) 4:34 Hwt. - #14 Billy Miller (EU) dec. Mauro Correnti (RU), 3-2

#10 LEHIGH 27, #24 EDINBORO 14 EDINBORO 30, CLARION 6 Friday, November 17, 2017 Friday, January 26, 2018 Leeman-Turner Arena Marwick-Boyd Fine Arts Center Bethlehem, PA Clarion, PA

Hwt. – #13 Jordan Wood (LU) maj. dec. Jon Spaulding (EU), 9-0 125 – #11 Sean Russell (EU) tech. fall Gavin Park (CU), 24-9 7:00 125 – #8 Sean Russell (EU) tech. fall Aaron Burkett (LU), 19-4 (5:09) 133 – #16 Korbin Myers (EU) maj. dec. Roshaun Cooley (CU), 16-4 133 – #3 Scott Parker (LU) fall over #11 Korbin Myers (EU), 5:33 141 – Nate Hagan (EU) dec. Evan Myers (CU), 5-1 141 – Luke Karem (LU) dec. Nate Hagan (EU), 6-1 149 – Taylor Ortz (CU) dec. Jensen Lorea (EU), 7-1 149 – Peter Pappas (EU) dec. Jonathan Mele (LU), 11-10 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Avery Shay (CU), 4-2 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Ian Brown (LU), 5-3 165 – Fritz Hoehn (EU) tech. fall Mac Tanner (CU), 18-3 6:52 165 – Gordon Wolf (LU) maj. dec. #9 Austin Matthews (EU), 16-8 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Dom Rigous (CU), 6-4 174 – #9 Jordan Kutler (LU) maj. dec. Fritz Hoehn (EU), 14-5 184 – Greg Bulsak (CU) dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU), 5-0 184 – Dylan Reynolds (EU) dec. Andrew Price (LU), 5-2 197 – Aaron Paddock (EU) maj. dec. Edgar Ruano (CU), 15-4 197 – Jake Jakobsen (LU) fall over Aaron Paddock (EU), 0:52 Hwt. – #14 Billy Miller (EU) dec. Toby Cahill (CU), 8-2

EDINBORO 35, BLOOMSBURG 3 EDINBORO 41, GEORGE MASON 0 Saturday, January 6, 2018 Saturday, January 27, 2018 McComb Fieldhouse McComb Fieldhouse Edinboro, Pa. Edinboro, PA

125 – #7 Sean Russell (EU) won by forfeit 125 – #11 Sean Russell (EU) fall Talha Farooq (GMU), 3:12 133 – #13 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. Andy Schutz (BU), 4-1 133 – #16 Korbin Myers (EU) tech. fall Ibrahim Bunduka (GMU), 22-7 (5:57) 141 – Nate Hagan (EU) maj. dec. Shawn Orem (BU), 15-2 141 – Nate Hagan (EU) maj. dec. Trevor Mello (GMU), 10-2 149 – Peter Pappas (EU) maj. dec. Evan Campbell (BU), 12-2 149 – Jensen Lorea (EU) dec. Tajon Anthony (GMU), 9-4 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) maj. dec. Kevin Laubach (BU), 8-0 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) tech. fall Justin Yorkdale (GMU), 18-0 (4:18) 165 – Fritz Hoehn (EU) maj. dec. Nate Newberry (BU), 10-1 165 – Fritz Hoehn (EU) tech fall. Bryce Reddingington (GMU), 15-0 (2:18) 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) maj. dec. Kyle Murphy (BU), 14-4 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) maj. dec. Levko Higgins (GMU), 16-8 184 – Trevor Allard (BU) dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU), 3-2 184 – Zach Ancewicz (EU) dec. Austin Harrison (GMU), 8-2 197 – Aaron Paddock (EU) dec. Logan Womelsdorf (BU), 7-6 197 – Dylan Reynolds (EU) dec. Eli Spencer (GMU), 3-1 sv1 Hwt. – #9 Billy Miller (EU) dec. Bruce Graeber (BU), 5-1 Hwt. – #14 Billy Miller (EU) dec. Matt Voss (GMU), 6-1 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I Championships 2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES 2017-18 Edinboro Dual Meet Results EDINBORO 22, #23 LOCK HAVEN 14 EDINBORO 33, CLEVELAND STATE 11 Thursday, February 1, 2018 Saturday, February 17, 2018 Thomas Fieldhouse Woodling Gymnasium Lock Haven, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio

125 – #11 Sean Russell (EU) maj dec. Luke Werner (LHU), 20-8 1 125 - #10 Sean Russell (EU) tech. fall John Martin (CSU), 21-6 (4:24) 133 – #17 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. DJ Fehlman (LHU), 9-4 133 - #17 Korbin Myers (EU) tech. fall Andrew Coghill (CSU), 18-3 (7:00) 141 – Kyle Shoop (LHU) dec. Nate Hagan (EU), 7-2 141 – Evan Cheek (CSU) fall over Nate Hagan (EU), 2:42 149 – #16 Ronnie Perry (LHU) maj. dec. Jensen Lorea (EU) , 18-4 149 – Ryan Ford (CSU) dec. Jensen Lorea (EU), 7-5 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Alex Klucker (LHU), 7-0 157 - Andrew Shomers (EU) tech. fall Ryan Montgomery (CSU), 19-0 (7:00) 165 – #4 Chance Marsteller (LHU) maj. dec. Fritz Hoehn (EU) 12-4 165 – George Poullas (CSU) dec. Fritz Hoehn (EU), 14-6 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Jared Siegrist (LHU), 6-5 174 - Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Gabe Stark (CSU), 18-12* 184 – Corey Hazel (LHU) dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU), 2-0 184 - Zach Ancewicz (EU) dec. Nick Corba (CSU), 4-2 sv2 197 – Dylan Reynolds (EU) dec. Trey Hartsock (LHU), 2-0 197 – Dylan Reynolds (EU) fall over John Kelby (CSU), 5:41 Hwt. - #14 Billy Miller (EU) fall Derek Dragon (LHU), 4:37 Hwt – Jon Spaulding (EU) maj. dec. Collin Kelly (CSU), 12-4

#5 OKLAHOMA STATE 34, EDINBORO 6 Friday, February 9, 2018 Gallagher Iba Arena Stillwater. Okla.

125 – #7 Nick Piccininni (OSU) dec. #11 Sean Russell (EU), 3-1 133 – #3 Kaid Brock (OSU) dec. #16 Korbin Myers (EU), 5-4 141 – #6 Dean Heil (ODU) tech. fall Nate Hagan (EU), 17-1 (5:30) 149 – #14 Boo Lewallen (OSU) fall over Jensen Lorea (EU), 5:11 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Jonce Blaylock (OSU), 3-0 165 – #10 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall over Fritz Hoehn (EU), 0:35 174 – Ty Schoffstall (EU) dec. Hestin Lamons (OSU), 13-7 184 – Keegan Moore (OSU) dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU), 9-2 197 – Andrew Marsden (OSU) maj. dec. Dylan Reynolds (EU), 20-6 Hwt. – #11 Derek White (OSU) maj. dec. #14 Billy Miller (EU), 12-3

OKLAHOMA 19, EDINBORO 16 Saturday, February 10, 2018 Lloyd Noble Center Norman, Okla.

125 – #11 Sean Russell (EU) dec. #16 Christian Moody, 10-5 133 - #16 Korbin Myers (EU) maj. dec. Jake Rubio (OU), 12-3 141 – Mike Long (OU) maj. dec. Nate Hagan (EU), 8-0 149 – Davion Jeffries (OU) maj. dec. Jensen Lorea (EU), 12-0 157 – Andrew Shomers (EU) dec. Justin Thomas (OU), 3-1 165 – Dawaylon Barnes (OU) maj. dec. Fritz Hoehn (EU), 14-6 174 - #12 Yoanse Mejias (OU) dec. Ty Schoffstall (EU), 3-2 184 – Zach Ancewicz (EU) dec. Matt Waddell (OU), 3-1 197 – Andrew Dixon (OU) maj. dec. Dylan Reynolds (EU), 9-0 Hwt. - #14 Billy Miller (EU) dec. Connor Webb (OU), 4-0

EDINBORO 21, WEST VIRGINIA 15 Thursday, February 15, 2018 McComb Fieldhouse Edinboro, Pa.

125 - #10 Sean Russell (EU) dec. #14 Zeke Moisey (WVU), 6-4 sv 133 - #17 Korbin Myers (EU) dec. Matthew Schmitt (WVU), 6-0 141 - Christian Monserrat (WVU) dec. Nate Hagan (EU), 2-1 149 - Kyler Rea (WVU) dec. Jensen Lorea (EU), 4-1 157 - Andrew Shomers (EU) tech. fall Hunter Jones (WVU), 16-0 (3:26) 165 - Fritz Hoehn (EU) dec. Nick Kiussis (WVU), 6-4 174 - Ty Schoffstall (EU) maj. dec. Parker VonEgidy (WVU), 12-4 184 - Brenden McRill (WVU) dec. Zach Ancewicz (EU), 5-0 197 - Jacob A. Smith (WVU) won by forfeit Hwt. - # 14 Billy Miller (EU) dec. Brandon Ngati (WVU), 4-0 NCAA Honors & Awards All-Americans By Year 1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (3rd) 4-Time NCAA Division I Deonte Penn 2006 165 lbs. (4th) Dean Hall Hwt. (4th) 2007 165 lbs. (7th) 1987 Dave Rowan 118 lbs. (4th) All-Americans Jarrod King 2009 165 lbs. (1st) Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (7th) Dean Hall Hwt. (2nd) Gregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs. (7th) 2010 165 lbs. (3rd) 1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs. (4th) 2007 149 lbs. (1st) Chris Honeycutt 2011 184 lbs. (5th) Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (2nd) 2008 157 lbs. (5th) 2012 197 lbs. (2nd) Terry Kennedy 150 lbs. (5th) 2009 157 lbs. (4th) Dave Habat 2014 149 lbs. (4th) Dean Hall Hwt. (7th) 2015 149 lbs. (2nd) 1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs. (1st) Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs. (4th) Terry Kennedy 142 lbs. (5th) 2000 174 lbs. (2nd) Frank Zelinsky 177 lbs. (7th) 2001 174 lbs. (1st) NCAA Division II 1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (4th) 2002 174 lbs. (3rd) 1992 Brett Porter 126 lbs. (8th) National Champions Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (7th) 3-Time NCAA Division I Mike Hahesy 1985 158 lbs. 1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (3rd) Matt Furey 1985 167 lbs. Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (6th) All-Americans 1995 Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (3rd) Greg Wright 1986 142 lbs. Tony Robie 158 lbs. (5th) Dean Hall 1986 Hwt. (4th) Bob Kauffman 1986 150 lbs. Jason Robison 190 lbs. (7th) 1987 Hwt. (2nd) Dean Hall 1986 Hwt. 1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs. (2nd) 1988 Hwt. (4th) Jim Straight 177 lbs. (7th) NCAA Division II Jason Robison 190 lbs. (6th) Sean O’Day 1987 142 lbs. (7th) 1998 Jason Robison 190 lbs. (2nd) 1988 142 lbs. (2nd) All-Americans 1999 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (4th) 1989 134 lbs. (1st) Mark Samples 165 lbs. (7th) Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs. (7th) 1985 Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (1st) 2000 Shaun Shapert 157 lbs. (7th) 1993 142 lbs. (6th) Dave Held 167 lbs. (6th) Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (2nd) Matt Furey 177 lbs. (1st) Kevin Welsh 184 lbs. (6th) 1995 142 lbs. (3rd) 2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (1st) 1986 Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs. (7th) David Ray 134 lbs. (2nd) David Shunamon 197 lbs. (6th) 1997 190 lbs. (6th) Greg Wright 142 lbs. (1st) 2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs. (8th) 1998 190 lbs. (2nd) Bob Kauffman 150 lbs. (1st) Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (3rd) Mitchell Port 2013 141 lbs. (2nd) Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (2nd) 2003 Matt King 165 lbs. (4th) 2014 141 lbs. (3rd) Matt Furey 167 lbs. (5th) 2004 Matt King 165 lbs. (3rd) Dave Held 177 lbs. (8th) Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. (8th) 2015 141 lbs. (2nd) 2005 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs. (2nd) A.J. Schopp 2013 133 lbs. (4th) Dean Hall Hwt. (1st) 2006 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs. (3rd) 2014 133 lbs. (4th) Deonte Penn 165 lbs. (4th) 2015 133 lbs. (3rd) NAIA All-Americans Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs. (7th) 1969 Larry Harrington 115 lbs. (5th) 2007 Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs. (1st) Alex Clemsen 184 lbs. (4th) 1973 2-Time NCAA Division I Tom Herr Hwt. (1st) Deonte Penn 165 lbs. (7th) All-Americans 1974 Tom Herr Hwt. (3rd) 2008 Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs. (5th) 1976 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (4th) 2009 Jarrod King 165 lbs. (1st) Terry Kennedy 1988 150 lbs. (5th) Tom Hutchison 142 lbs. (5th) Paul Donahoe 125 lbs. (2nd) 1989 142 lbs. (5th) 1977 Dominic Todaro 142 lbs. (3rd) Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs. (4th) Lou Rosselli 1991 118 lbs. (4th) Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs. (5th) 2010 Jarrod King 165 lbs. (3rd) 1993 118 lbs. (3rd) Torsten Gillespie 149 lbs. (6th) 1978 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (3rd) 2011 Chris Honeycutt 184 lbs. (5th) Tony Robie 1995 158 lbs. (5th) 1979 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (4th) 2012 Chris Honeycutt 197 lbs. (2nd) 1997 158 lbs. (2nd) Ray Yeager 177 lbs. (3rd) 2013 Mitchell Port 141 lbs. (2nd) Matt King 2003 165 lbs. (4th) 1980 Randy McKinney 158 lbs. (8th) A.J. Schopp 133 lbs. (4th) 2004 165 lbs. (3rd) 1981 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (6th) 2014 Mitchell Port 141 lbs. (3rd) A.J. Schopp 133 lbs. (4th) Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs. (2nd) Greg Astorino 142 lbs. (6th) 2006 133 lbs. (3rd) Dave Habat 149 lbs. (4th) 2015 Mitchell Port 141 lbs. (2nd) Dave Habat 149 lbs. (2nd) A.J. Schopp 133 lbs. (3rd) Vic Avery 184 lbs. (3rd) 2017 Sean Russell 125 lbs. (7th) NCAA Division I Top 20 Finishes 1987 College Park, MD 8th 1988 Ames, IA 7th 1989 Oklahoma City, OK 9th 1993 Ames, IA T15th 1995 Iowa City, IA 11th 1997 Cedar Falls, IA 6th 1998 Cleveland, OH T15th 1999 University Park, PA 18th 2000 St. Louis, MO 15th 2001 Iowa City, IA 12th 2002 Albany, NY 14th 2006 Oklahoma City, OK 8th 2007 Auburn Hills, MI 9th 2009 St. Louis, MO 6th 2010 Omaha, NE 16th 2012 St. Louis, MO 17th 2013 Des Moines, IA 14th 2014 Oklahoma City, OK 5th 2007 NCAA Division I National Champions. Edinboro’s Gregor Gillespie was the 149 lb. 2015 St. Louis, MO 3rd national champion and is pictured in the front row, second from the right. 2017 St. Louis, MO 20th Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. I ChampionshipsNCAA Division I National Champions2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES Sean O’Day Gregor Gillespie 1989 -- 134 lbs. 2007 -- 149 lbs.

Sean O’Day became the first Fight- Gregor Gillespie made it three ing Scot to claim a Division I National Division I national champions at Ed- Championship. While competing inboro with an impressive run in Au- at 134 pounds, O’Day, the third burn Hills, MI. Just a sophomore, he seed going in, won six matches came in seeded fifth and proceeded at the 1989 NCAA Tournament in to knock off four seeds, including Oklahoma City, OK. He was an 11-8 the first, third and fourth. He was a winner over fourth-seed T.J. Sewell 6-2 winner over fourth-seed Jordan of Oklahoma. O’Day dominated his Leen of Cornell in the quarterfinals, early matches, winning twice by avenging an earlier loss. In one of technical fall, then posting a major the tournament’s biggest upset, he decision against ninth-seed Chuck snapped Minnesota’s Dustin Schlat- Barbee of Oklahoma State. He ter’s 65-match winning streak, hand- defeated the sixth seed, Jerry Durso ing the defending national champion of Notre Dame, in the quarterfinals a 3-2 defeat. In the finals, he bested before knocking off the second local favorite Josh Churella of Mich- seed, Joe Melchiore of Iowa, in the igan, the third seed, thanks to a semifinals. That capped a 35-5 sea- takedown in overtime, 3-1. Gillespie son for the senior. O’Day finished his finished the year with a 34-2 record. stellar career with an 116-23-2 record and was a three-time All-American. } The Championship Trail Pigtail -- tech. fall Jon Pierro, Fresno St,, 19-3 (4:14) } The Championship Trail 1st Round -- tech. fall Gary Bendel, Boston Univ., 21-6 (6:48) 1st Round -- dec. Sam Alvarenga, VMI, 9-5 2nd Round -- maj. dec. Chuck Barbee (#9), Oklahoma State, 17-4 2nd Round -- maj. dec. Dan Vallimont (#12), Penn State, 10-2 Quarterfinals -- dec. Jerry Durso (#6), Notre Dame, 14-8 Quarterfinals -- dec. Jordan Leen (#4), Cornell, 6-2 Semifinals -- dec. Joe Melchiore (#2), Iowa, 8-3 Semifinals -- dec. Dustin Schlatter (#1), Minnesota, 3-2 Finals -- dec. T.J. Sewell (#4), Oklahoma, 11-8 Finals -- dec. Josh Churella (#3), Michigan, 3-1 sv

Josh Koscheck Jarrod King 2001 -- 174 lbs. 2009 -- 165 lbs.

Josh Koscheck became Edinboro’s Jarrod King not only joined his second National Champion in 2001, brother Matt as an All-American, capping a perfect 42-0 season with but in the process became Edin- an 8-1 win over Maurice Worthy of boro’s fourth National Champion in Army, the third seed. That came 2009. King came in as the 12th seed a year after he lost to Oklahoma’s at 165 lbs. and upset three higher Byron Tucker, 3-0, in the title match. seeded wrestlers on his way to the Koscheck was dominant in his run to title. In the quarterfinals the junior the title, defeating three seeds while surprised fourth-seeded Moza Fay allowing just four points. He was a of Northern Iowa, 12-5. That was 6-1 winner over eighth-seed Nathan followed by a grueling 6-6win in two Coy of Oregon State in the quarter- tiebreakers over the eighth seed, finals, and bested Tyrone Lewis of Jonathan Reader of Iowa State. Oklahoma State, seeded fourth, by King’s riding time advantage proved a 7-2 count in the semifinals. In 2002 the difference. He capped his run to Koscheck became Edinboro’s first the championship with a 3-2 decision four-time All-American, finishing over second-seeded Andrew Howe with a 128-17 career record. He never of Wisconsin. King ended the year finished lower than fourth (1999), with a 32-5 record. A year later he adding a second place in 2000 and would finish third at 165 lbs. to end third in 2002. his three-year Edinboro career with a 103-16 record.

} The Championship Trail } The Championship Trail 1st Round -- maj. dec. Louis Taylor, Eastern Illinois, 15-3 1st Round -- fall over Rex Kendle, Michigan State, F1:04 2nd Round -- dec. Luke Moore, Ohio, 5-0 2nd Round -- dec. Nick Amuchastegui, Stanford, 5-1 Quarterfinals -- dec. Nathan Coy (#8), Oregon State, 6-1 Quarterfinals -- dec. Moza Fay (#4) Northern Iowa, 12-5 Semifinals -- dec. Tyrone Lewis (#4), Oklahoma State, 7-2 Semifinals -- dec. Jonathan Reader (#8), Iowa State, RT 6-6 tb2 Finals -- dec. Maurice Worthy (#3), Army, 8-1 Finals -- dec. Andrew Howe (#2), Wisconsin, 3-2 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. IThe Championships NCAA Division I National Championships2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES 125 lbs. Sean Russell R-Junior Lawrenceville, GA Ranked 9th by InterMat.com; 11th by WIN; 12th by Amateur Wrestling News and TheOpenMat; 14th by FloWrestling NCAA Experience: Third Appearance (7th - 2017, DNP - 2016)

Flynn Comments: “Sean has wrestled pretty well lately. He has picked up his offense and has momentum coming into NCAAs. We are happy where he’s at.” 2017-18 Season Results

DATDATE WT OPPONENT SCHOOL RESULT SCORE RECORD COMPETITION Nov. 5 125 Sergio Mendez Cal State Bakersfield W Tech. Fall 20-4 1-0 Dual 6:00 Nov. 5 125 Jacob Campbell Bucknell W Dec. 7-3 2-0 Dual Nov. 11 125 Cameron Lathem Cleveland State W Fall 3:38 3-0 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 125 Drew Mattin Michigan L Dec. 6-3 3-1 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 125 Josh Kramer Arizona State W Maj. Dec. 12-3 4-1 Eastern Michigan Open (3rd place) Nov. 17 125 Aaron Burkett Lehigh W Tech. Fall 19-4 5-1 Dual Dec. 1 125 Michael Johnson Northern Colorado W Fall 0:32 6-1 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 125 Spencer Good Columbia W Fall 3:30 7-1 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 125 Kris Williams Nebraska W Dec. 6-4 SV 8-1 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 125 Christian Moody Oklahoma W Dec. 9-2 9-1 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 2 125 Jacob Schwarm Northern Iowa W Dec. 8-7 10-1 Las Vegas Invitational (semis) Dec. 2 125 #16 Taylor LaMont Utah Valley L Dec. 4-3 10-2 Las Vegas Invitational(2nd place) Dec. 9 125 Aaron Wildonger Millersville W Tech. Fall 25-10 11-2 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 125 Josiah Kline Lock Haven W Fall 6:01 12-2 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 125 Alan Diltz Seton Hill W Maj. Dec. 19-8 13-2 PSAC Championships (1st place) Dec. 29 125 Brandon Cray Maryland W Maj. Dec. 16-5 14-2 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 125 Kyle Akins Buffalo W Dec. 6-2 15-2 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 125 Spencer Lee Iowa L Tech. Fall 15-0 15-3 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 125 #18 Luke Walsh Purdue W Dec. 8-5 16-3 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 125 Jake Gromacki Clarion W Dec. 8-5 17-3 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 125 #12 Sebastian Rivera Northwestern L Dec. 6-0 17-4 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 125 Spencer Lee Iowa W Med. For. 18-4 Midlands Invitational (5th place) Jan. 6 125 -- Bloomsburg W Forfeit 19-4 Dual Jan. 19 125 Kyle Norstrem Virginia Tech W Dec. 11-5 20-4 Dual Jan. 21 125 J.R. Wert Rider W Dec. 5-1 21-4 Dual Jan. 26 125 Gavin Park Clarion W Tech. Fall 24-9 22-4 Dual 7:00 Jan. 27 125 Talha Farooq George Mason W Fall 3:12 23-4 Dual Feb. 1 125 Luke Werner Lock Haven W Maj. Dec. 20-8 24-4 Dual Feb. 9 125 #7 Nick Piccininni Oklahoma State L Dec. 3-1 24-5 Dual Feb. 10 125 #16 Christian Moody Oklahoma W Dec. 10-5 25-5 Dual Feb. 15 125 #14 Zeke Moisey West Virginia W Dec. 6-4 sv1 26-5 Dual Feb. 17 125 John Martin Cleveland State W Tech. Fall 21-6 27-5 Dual 4:24 Mar. 3 125 John Martin Cleveland State W Tech Fall 23-6 28-5 EWL Championships 4:27 Mar. 3 125 Ibrahim Bunduka George Mason W Dec. 2-0 29-5 EWL Championships Mar. 3 125 JR Wert Rider W Dec. 6-0 30-5 EWL Championships (1st place)

2017-18 Record: 30-5 Career Record: 95-22 Falls: 5 Technical Falls: 6 Major Decisions: 4 Year W-L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA 2014-15 Redshirted 2015-16 28-9 6 5 8 1st DNP 2016-17 37-8 4 2 15 1st 7th 2017-18 30-5 5 6 4 1st Career 95-22 15 13 27 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. IThe Championships NCAA Division I National Championships2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES 133 lbs. Korbin Myers R-Sophomore Carlisle, PA Ranked 13th by InterMat and TheOpenMat; 14th by WIN; 17th by Amateur Wrestling News NCAA Experience: Second Appearance (DNP - 2017)

Flynn Comments: “Korbin has wrestled as well as he has all year. He is gonna keep attacking and will be a handfull for the other wrestlers.”

2017-18 Season Results

DATE WT OPPONENT SCHOOL RESULT SCORE RECORD COMPETITION Nov. 5 133 Sean Nickell Cal State Bakersfield W Dec. 8-2 1-0 Dual Nov. 5 133 David Campbell Bucknell W Dec. 8-2 2-0 Dual Nov. 11 133 Michael Stewart Findlay W Maj. Dec. 12-3 3-0 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 133 Alijah Jeffery Northern Illinois W Dec. 7-5 sv 4-0 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 133 Micky Phillippi Pittsburgh L Dec. 2-0 4-1 Eastern Michigan Open (2nd place) Nov. 17 133 #3 Scott Parker Lehigh L Fall 5:33 4-2 Dual Dec. 1 133 Kedric Coonis Western Wyoming W Fall 2:44 5-2 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 133 Rico Montoya Northern Colorado W Maj. Dec. 11-3 6-2 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 133 #9 Luke Pletcher Ohio State L Dec. 5-1 6-3 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 2 133 #12 Dennis Gustafson Virginia Tech W Dec. 7-6 7-3 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 2 133 Zach Sherman North Carolina W Dec. 6-3 8-3 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 2 133 #7 Jack Mueller Virginia L Dec. 7-2 8-4 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 2 133 #2 Steven Micic Michigan L Dec. 8-2 8-5 Las Vegas Invitational (6th place) Dec. 9 133 Cole Rush Shippensburg W Maj. Dec. 12-4 9-5 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 133 Alex Baider Millersville W Maj. Dec. 15-5 10-5 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 133 Roshaun Cooley Clarion W Dec. 10-3 11-5 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 133 Andrew Schutz Bloomsburg W Dec. 6-2 12-5 PSAC Championships (1st place) Dec. 29 133 Abdullah Assaf Illinois W Maj. Dec. 11-3 13-5 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 133 Paul Konrath Wisconsin W Dec. 3-1 14-5 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 133 Bryan Lantry Buffalo L Dec. 7-6 14-6 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 133 Jens Lantz Wisconsin W Dec. 6-1 15-6 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 133 Micky Phillippi Pittsburgh L Dec. 3-2 15-7 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 133 Paul Konrath Wisconsin L Dec. 3-2 15-8 Midlands Invitational (8th place) Jan. 6 133 Andrew Schutz Bloomsburg W Dec. 4-1 16-8 Dual Jan. 19 133 #14 Dennis Gustafson Virginia Tech W Dec. 6-4 17-8 Dual Jan. 21 133 Anthony Cefelo Rider W Dec. 12-5 18-8 Dual Jan. 26 133 Roshaun Cooley Clarion W Maj. Dec. 16-4 19-8 Dual Jan. 27 133 Ibrahim Bunduka George Mason W Tech. Fall 22-7 20-8 Dual 5:57 Feb. 1 133 DJ Fehlman Lock Haven W Dec. 9-4 21-8 Dual Feb. 9 133 #3 Kaid Brock Oklahoma State L Dec. 5-4 21-9 Dual Feb. 10 133 Jake Rubio Oklahoma W Maj. Dec. 12-3 22-9 Dual Feb. 15 133 Matthew Schmitt West Virginia W Dec. 6-0 23-9 Dual Feb. 17 133 Andrew Coghill Cleveland State W Tech. Fall 18-3 24-9 Dual 7:00 Mar. 3 133 Rashaun Cooley Clarion W Fall 1:38 25-9 EWL Championships Mar. 3 133 DJ Fehlman Lock Haven W Fall 4:40 26-9 EWL Championships Mr. 3 133 Andy Schutz Bloomsburg W Dec. 4-0 27-9 EWL Championships (1st place)

2017-18 Record: 27-9 Career Record: 57-21 Falls: 3 Technical Falls: 2 Major Decisions: 7

Year W-L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA 2015-16 Redshirted 2016-17 30-12 3 3 11 1st DNP 2017-18 27-9 3 2 7 1st Career 57-21 6 5 18

Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. IThe Championships NCAA Division I National Championships2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES 157 lbs. Andrew Shomers R-Sophomore Ransomville, NY NCAA Experience: First Appearance

Flynn Comments: “Andrew has been one of the most consistant guys we have. I know he’s focused and when he wrestlers, he’s going to be hard to beat.”

2017-18 Season Results DATE WT OPPONENT SCHOOL RESULT SCORE RECORD COMPETITION Nov. 5 157 Coleman Hammond Cal State Bakersfield W Dec. 2-0 1-0 Dual Nov. 5 157 Mitch Hartman Bucknell W Maj. Dec. 12-0 2-0 Dual Nov. 11 157 Chase Archangelo Cleveland State W Tech. Fall 16-1 3-0 Eastern Michigan Open 7:00 Nov. 11 157 Zack Davis Navy L Dec. 2-0 3-1 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 157 James Wimer Findlay W Tech. Fall 17-1 4-1 Eastern Michigan Open 6:36 Nov. 11 157 Chase Archangelo Cleveland State W Dec. 4-0 5-1 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 157 Layne Van Anrooy Michigan W Dec. 2-0 6-1 Eastern Michigan Open (5th place) Nov. 17 157 Ian Brown Lehigh W Dec. 5-3 7-1 Dual Dec. 1 157 Justin Staudenmayer Brown W Dec. 4-0 8-1 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 157 Eric Hong American L Dec. 6-3 8-2 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 157 Ky Webb Western Wyoming W Tech. Fall 16-0 9-2 Las Vegas Invitational 2:46 Dec. 1 157 B.C. LaPrade Virignia Tech W Dec. 3-2 10-2 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 157 Jose Champagne Minnesota W Maj. Dec. 8-0 11-2 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1 157 Zack Davis Navy W Maj. Dec. 9-0 12-2 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 2 157 Tristan Rifanburg Binghamton L Dec. 6-0 12-3 Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 9 157 Jake Willochell Seton Hill W Tech. Fall 16-0 13-3 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 157 Owen Watkins Mercyhurst W Fall 1:26 14-3 PSAC Championships Dec. 9 157 Mac Tanner Clarion W Maj. Dec. 12-4 15-3 PSAC Championships (1st place) Dec. 29 157 Tyler Tarsi Harvard W Tech. Fall 15-0 16-3 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 157 Griffin Parriott Purdue L Dec. 5-3 16-4 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 157 Jon Errico Penn W Maj. Dec. 14-1 17-4 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 157 John Vanschenkbri Rutgers L Inj. Def. 4:25 17-5 Midlands Invitational Jan. 6 157 Kevin Laubach Jr. Bloomsburg W Maj. Dec. 8-0 18-5 Dual Jan. 19 157 B.C LaPrade Virginia Tech W Dec. 6-2 19-5 Dual Jan. 21 157 #16 B.J. Clagon Rider W Dec. 4-3 20-5 Dual Jan. 26 157 Avery Shay Clarion W Dec. 4-2 tb1 21-5 Dual Jan. 27 157 Justin Yorkdale George Mason W Tech. Fall 18-0 22-5 Dual Feb. 1 157 Alex Klucker Lock Haven W Dec. 7-0 23-5 Dual Feb. 9 157 Jonce Blaylock Oklahoma State W Dec. 3-0 24-5 Dual Feb. 10 157 Justin Thomas Oklahoma W Dec. 3-1 25-5 Dual Feb. 15 157 Hunter Jones West Virginia W Tech. Fall 16-0 26-5 Dual 3:26 Feb. 17 157 Ryan Montgomery Cleveland State W Tech. Fall 18-0 27-5 Dual 7:00 Mar. 3 157 Avery Shay Clarion W Maj. Dec. 9-0 28-5 EWL Championships Mar. 3 157 Alex Klucker Lock Haven L Fall 0:52 28-6 EWL Championships (2nd place) Mar. 3 157 BJ Clagon Rider W Dec. 14-7 29-6 EWL Championships (true 2nd place)

2017-18 Record: 29-5 Career Record: 47-11 Falls: 1 Technical Falls: 8 Major Decisions: 7 Year W-L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA 2015-16 Redshirted 2016-17 18-5 1 6 2 DNC DNQ 2017-18 29-6 1 8 7 2nd Career 47-11 2 14 9 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. IThe Championships NCAA Division I National Championships2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES 174 lbs. Ty Schoffstall R-Senior Pottsville, PA NCAA Experience: 2nd Appearance (DNP - 2017)

Flynn Comments: “Ty has NCAA Championship experience and is capable of doing more. We expect him to have a big weekend.”

2017-18 Season Results DATE WT OPPONENT SCHOOL RESULT SCORE RECORD COMPETITION Nov. 5 174 Bryan Battisto Cal State Bakersfield W Maj. Dec. 15-4 1-0 Dual Nov. 5 174 Nick Stephani Bucknell W Dec. 12-6 2-0 Dual Jan. 6 174 Kyle Murphy Bloomsburg W Maj. Dec. 14-4 3-0 Dual Jan. 13 174 Ryan Farber Penn W Fall 2:48 4-0 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational Jan. 13 174 Shane Sosinky USNAPS W Fall 3:21 5-0 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational Jan. 13 174 Bryan Mclaughlin Drexel W Dec. 14-9 6-0 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational Jan. 13 174 Jordan Pagano Rutgers W Dec. 11-7 7-0 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational Jan. 13 174 Joe Grello Rutgers W Dec. 8-6 8-0 Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (1st Place) Jan. 19 174 Cody Hughes Virginia Tech W Dec. 9-8 9-0 Dual Jan. 21 174 Dean Sherry Rider L Maj. Dec. 21-12 9-1 Dual Jan. 26 174 Dom Rigous Clarion W Dec. 6-4 10-1 Dual Jan. 27 174 Levko Higgins George Mason W Maj. Dec. 16-8 11-1 Dual Feb. 1 174 Jared Siegrist Lock Haven W Dec. 6-5 12-1 Dual Feb. 3 174 Fritz Schierl Ohio State W Maj. Dec. 18-9 13-1 Edinboro Open Feb. 3 174 Caleb Stockmaster Cleveland State W Fall 2:56 14-1 Edinboro Open Feb. 3 174 Devin Kane North Carolina W Dec. 12-7 15-1 Edinboro Open Feb. 3 174 Brandon Martino Fresno State W Dec. 11-5 16-1 Edinboro Open Feb. 3 174 Kaleb Romero Ohio State - Med. For. 16-1 Edinboro Open (2nd Place) Feb. 9 174 Hestin Lamons Oklahoma State W Dec. 13-7 17-1 Dual Feb. 10 174 #12 Yoanse Mejias Oklahoma L Dec. 3-2 17-2 Dual Feb. 15 174 Parker VonEgidy West Virginia W Maj. Dec. 12-4 18-2 Dual Feb. 17 174 Gabe Stark Cleveland State W Dec. 18-12 19-2 Dual Mar. 3 174 Levko Higgins George Mason W Tech. Fall 19-4 20-2 EWL Championships 5:27 Mar. 3 174 Jared Siegrist Lock Haven W Maj. Dec. 12-3 21-2 EWL Championships Mar. 3 174 Dean Sherry Rider L Dec. 16-12 21-3 EWL Championships (2nd place)

2017-18 Record: 21-3 Career Record: 73-24 Falls: 3 Technical Falls: 1 Major Decisions: 6

Year W-L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA 2013-14 Redshirted 2014-15 20-7 3 3 4 DNC DNQ 2015-16 11-3 1 0 3 DNC DNQ 2016-17 21-11 2 3 5 1st DNP 2017-18 21-3 3 1 6 2nd Career 73-24 9 7 18 Edinboro at 2018 NCAA Div. IThe Championships NCAA Division I National Championships2017-18 EDINBORO WRESTLING MATCH NOTES Hwt. Billy Miller R-Junior Perry, OH Ranked 13th by InterMat, TheOpenMat, and Amateur Wrestling News; 14th by WIN; 16th by FloWrestling NCAA Experience: Third Appearance (DNP - 2017, DNP - 2016)

Flynn Comments: “We need Billy to do well at NCAAs. He has faced some really good tests this year and his sights are set high. He is ready to show up big for us.”

2017-18 Season Results DATE WT OPPONENT SCHOOL RESULT SCORE RECORD COMPETITION Nov. 5 285 Jarrod Snyder Cal State Bakersfield W Fall 4:47 1-0 Dual Nov. 5 285 Erick Chakonis Bucknell W Fall 4:34 2-0 Dual Nov. 11 285 Tyler Beck Findlay W Fall 5:33 3-0 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 285 Matt Stencel Michigan State L Med. Def. 3-1 Eastern Michigan Open Nov. 11 285 Newton Smerchek Central Michigan W Med. For. 4-1 Eastern Michigan Open (3rd place) Dec. 29 285 Nicholas Jenkins Central Michigan W Maj. Dec. 13-3 5-1 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 285 Matt Correntti Rutgers W Fall 6:47 6-1 Midlands Invitational Dec. 29 285 #10 Youssif Hemida Maryland L Dec. 5-1 6-2 Midlands Invitational Dec. 30 285 Matt Stencel Central Michigan L Dec. 7-2 6-3 Midlands Invitational Jan. 6 285 Bruce Graeber Bloomsburg W Dec. 5-1 7-3 Dual Jan. 19 285 #18 Andrew Dunn Virginia Tech W Dec. 3-2 8-3 Dual Jan. 21 285 Mauro Correnti Rider W Dec. 3-2 9-3 Dual Jan. 26 285 Toby Cahill Clarion W Dec. 8-2 10-3 Dual Jan. 27 285 Matt Voss George Mason W Dec. 6-1 11-3 Dual Feb. 1 285 Derek Dragon Lock Haven W Fall 4:37 12-3 Dual Feb. 9 285 #11 Derek White Oklahoma State L Maj. Dec. 12-3 12-4 Dual Feb. 10 285 Connor Webb Oklahoma W Dec. 4-0 13-4 Dual Feb. 15 285 Brandon Ngati West Virginia W Dec. 4-0 14-4 Dual Mar. 3 285 Toby Cahill Clarion W Maj. Dec. 12-0 15-4 EWL Championships Mar. 3 285 #13 Thomas Haines Lock Haven W Dec. 4-2 16-4 EWL Championships (1st place)

2017-18 Record: 16-4 Career Record: 77-26 Falls: 5 Technical Falls: 0 Major Decisions: 2

Year W-L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA 2014-15 Redshirted 2015-16 29-11 6 1 5 2nd DNP 2016-17 32-11 3 0 6 1st DNP 2017-18 16-4 5 0 2 1st Career 77-26 14 1 13