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2000-01 Arizona State Final Wrestling Results 2000-01 ARIZONA STATE FINAL WRESTLING RESULTS (as of March 25, 2001) JEFF ALEXANDER Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 125 6-4 Justin Pichardo Cal Poly Cal Open 1-0 125 F, 4:00 #5 Ruben Deleon Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 1-1 125 10-4 Ryan Jung Stanford Cal Open 2-1 125 Default Jason Moreno Bakersfield College Cal Open 2-1 JEFF CHARLEBOIS Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 125 10-0 Jermain Hodge Lassen College Cal Open 0-0 125 7-0 William Reick Cal Poly Cal Open 1-0 125 1-8 #5 Ruben Deleon Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 1-1 125 9-2 Jason Moreno Boston College Cal Open 2-1 125 3-1 #19 Jaime Garza Cal Poly Cal Open (3rd) 3-1 11/24 125 14-10 Marcel Suehiro Embry-Riddle Desert Duals 4-1 (1-0) 125 Forfeit Minnesota-Morris Desert Duals 5-1 (2-0) 125 10-2 Robert Potashnick Northwestern Desert Duals 6-1 (3-0) 12/1-2 125 4-5 Matt Strawser North Dakota State Las Vegas Invite 6-2 125 F, 2:38 Matt Holt Pacific Lutheran Las Vegas Invite 7-2 125 6-5 Anthony Guillen Western State Las Vegas Invite 8-2 125 5-10 #11 Jose Leon Boston University Las Vegas Invite 8-3 12/20 125 4-0 Ryan Jung Stanford Reno Tournament 9-3 125 4-8 Ben Vanbaur Boise State Reno Tournament 9-4 125 INJ. DEF #10 Ruben DeLeon Cal State Bakersfield Reno Tournament (5th) 10-4 125 F, 7:25 Ahmed Sanders Central Michigan Reno Tournament 11-4 125 7-11 #5 Shaun Williams Oregon Reno Tournament 11-5 ADAM CHAVIRA Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 125 3-6 Justin McLelland Fresno State Cal Open 0-1 125 10-4 Marcel Suehiro Embry Riddle Cal Open 1-1 125 6-9 Vic Moreno Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 1-2 CHRIS KNOX Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 125 F, 4:13 Jason Moreno Bakersfield College Cal Open 0-0 125 6-13 #5 Ruben Deleon Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 0-1 125 7-8 Vic Moreno Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 0-2 12/20 125 F, 6:04 Matt Brown Oklahoma State Reno Tournament 0-3 125 3-9 Ahmed Sanders Central Michigan Reno Tournament 0-4 12/29-30 125 F, 4:30 Sean Shea George Mason Midlands Champ. 0-5 125 F, 1:25 Jacob Moore Iowa State Midlands Champ. 1-5 125 4-7 Kore Sharpley Ohio State Midlands Champ. 1-6 1/5 125 6-7 Jaime Garza Cal Poly Dual 1-7 (0-1) 1/12 125 1-10 #13 Bo Maynes Oklahoma Dual 1-8 (0-2) 1/20 125 5-6 Abel Valdez Montana St. Northern National Duals 1-9 (0-3) 125 8-20 #9 Matt Brown Oklahoma State National Duals 1-10 (0-4) 125 0-10 Josh Moore Penn State National Duals 1-11 (0-5) 1/26 125 7-19 #10 Nathan Navarro Oregon State Dual 1-12 (0-6) 1/28 125 TF, 5:09 #1 Stephen Abas Fresno State Dual 1-13 (0-7) 2/2 125 6-19 #5 Shaun Williams Oregon Dual 1-14 (0-8) 2/9 125 7-19 Mason Lenhard Pennsylvania Dual 1-15 (0-9) 2/11 125 10-1 Jacob Moore Iowa State Dual 2-15 (1-9) 2/16 125 4-14 #9 Matt Brown Oklahoma State Dual 2-16 (1-10) 2/25 125 7-19 #13 Shaun Williams Oregon Pac-10 Championships 2-17 2/25 125 4-12 Brian Gilliland Cal State Fullerton Pac-10 Championships 2-18 MIKE SIMPSON Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 125 12-0 Kyle Bunch Cal Poly Cal Open 0-0 125 15-8 Brian Gilliland Cal State Fullerton Cal Open 0-0 125 3-1 Jaime Garza Cal Poly Cal Open 0-0 125 7-16 Ruben Delon Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open (2nd) 0-0 EVAN LARKIN Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 133 F, 1:48 Jack Anaya CC Cal Open 0-0 133 14-12 Effran Ceballos Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 0-0 133 3-7 Ben Martinez Fresno State Cal Open 0-0 133 3-8 Justin Walker Stanford Cal Open 0-0 133 Default Johnny Hurtado Embry Riddle Cal Open 0-0 DAVID DOUGLAS Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/24 133 TF, 18-2 Darin Mathis Minnesota-Morris Desert Duals 1-0 (1-0) 133 12-2 Paul Augle Northwestern Desert Duals 2-0 (2-0) 12/1-2 133 17-4 Bryson Vasquez N. Colorado Las Vegas Invite 3-0 133 F, 1:11 Sean Doyle Cornell Las Vegas Invite 4-0 133 TF, 17-2 Mike Messina Boston University Las Vegas Invite 5-0 133 2-5 Todd Beckerman Nebraska Las Vegas Invite 5-1 133 2-3 Shawn Kegal Buffalo Las Vegas Invite 5-2 133 3-4 Derrick Hayes Fresno State Las Vegas Invite (6th) 5-3 12/20 133 F, 4:08 Matt Hendren Cal Poly Reno Tournament 6-3 133 18-4 Mike Anderson UC Davis Reno Tournament 7-3 133 3-4 tb Johnny Thompson Oklahoma State Reno Tournament 7-4 133 7-2 Jesse Brock Boise State Reno Tournament (3rd) 8-4 12/29-30 133 F, 5:10 Joe Garcia Cal State Bakersfield Midlands Champ. 9-4 133 14-4 Jeff Ratliff Ohio State Midlands Champ. 10-4 133 2-3 Teague Moore Sunkist Kids Midlands Champ. 10-4 133 1-3 Chad Hay Illinois Midlands Champ. 10-5 1/5 133 14-5 Nate Ybarra Cal Poly Dual 11-5(3-0) 1/12 133 7-1 #15 Witt Durden Oklahoma Dual 12-5 (4-0) 1/20 133 12-5 Caleb Schaeffer Montana St. Northern National Duals 13-5 (5-0) 133 1-3 #4 Johnny Thompson Oklahoma State National Duals 13-6 (5-1) 133 1-0 Marat Tomaev Penn State National Duals 14-6 (6-1) 1/26 133 F, 0:55 Ben Richards Oregon State Dual 15-6 (7-1) 1/28 133 3-2 #18 Derrick Hayes Fresno State Dual 16-6 (8-1) 2/2 133 4-0 #9 Brian Watson Oregon Dual 17-6 (9-1) 2/4 133 F, 2:09 Joe Garcia Cal State Bakersfield Dual 18-6 (10-1) 2/9 133 15-5 Jeff Eveleth Pennsylvania Dual 19-6 (11-1) 2/11 133 1-3 #10 Matt Azevedo Iowa State Dual 19-7 (11-2) 2/16 133 3-4 #2 Johnny Thompson Oklahoma State Dual 19-8 (11-3) 2/25 133 8-3 Nate Ybarra Cal Poly Pac-10 Championships 20-8 2/25 133 4-0 Charlie Griggs Boise State Pac-10 Championships 21-8 2/26 133 INJ. DEF. #10 Brian Watson Oregon Pac-10 Champ. (1st) 22-8 3/15 133 F, 6:30 Travis Drake Applachian State NCAA Championships 23-8 3/15 133 9-1 #6 Rob Loper Pittsburgh NCAA Championships 24-8 3/16 133 0-2 #4 Todd Beckerman Nebraska NCAA Championships 24-9 3/16 133 5-2 Dylan Long Northern Iowa NCAA Championships 25-9 3/16 133 4-6 (ot) Witt Durden Oklahoma NCAA Championships 25-10 3/17 133 6-3 #10 Brett Lawrence Minnesota NCAA Champs. (7th) 26-10 DANIEL HYMAN Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/12 141 3-2 Lev Weikel-Magden Stanford Cal Open 1-0 141 16-5 Jeff Silva Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 2-0 141 0-9 Zhon Kuraspediani Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open 2-1 141 Default Aaron Gharst Cal Poly Cal Open 3-1 141 2-1 Oliver Vasquez Lassen College Cal Open 3-1 141 3-5 George Moreno Fresno State Cal Open 3-2 141 6-2 Leo Perez Cal State Bakersfield Cal Open (5th) 4-2 11/24 133 3-2 Johnny Hurtado Embry-Riddle Desert Duals 5-2 (1-0) 12/20 141 3-7 Derek Phillips Central Michigan Reno Tournament 5-3 141 7-4 Eric Markiewicz Penn State Reno Tournament 6-3 141 3-0 Branson Phillips Oregon Reno Tournament 7-3 141 4-13 Derek Philips Central Michigan Reno Tournament 7-4 12/29-30 141 8-19 #1 Doug Schwab Iowa Midlands Champ. 7-5 141 3-2 Nick Cirrincione E. Illinois Midlands Champ. 8-5 141 F, 3:19 Josh Ballard Northwestern Midlands Champ. 8-6 1/5 141 0-8 Andrew Gharst Cal Poly Dual 8-7 (1-1) ERIC LARKIN Date Class Won Lost Opponent’s Name Institution Competition Record 11/13 141 F, 4:48 Brian Love Embry-Riddle Desert Duals 1-0 (1-0) 141 F, 2:14 Joel Fugleberg Minnesota-Morris Desert Duals 2-0 (2-0) 141 10-1 Josh Ballard Northwestern Desert Duals 3-0 (3-0) 12/1-2 141 TF, 19-3, 6:15 Ryan Montanez Air Force Las Vegas Invite 4-0 141 F, 4:38 Jonathon Williams N.C. State Las Vegas Invite 5-0 141 16-3 Jeremy Thielbahr N. Dakota State Las Vegas Invite 6-0 141 17-8 Dave Dies Brown Las Vegas Invite 7-0 141 15-7 #8 Donnie DFilippis George Mason Las Vegas Invite 8-0 141 11-3 #4 Sean Gray Virginia Tech Las Vegas Invite (1st) 9-0 1/12 141 3-7 #2 Michael Lightner Oklahoma Dual 9-1 (3-1) 1/20 141 10-2 Jason Fratzke Montana St.
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