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UNO Maverick Wrestling UNO Maverick Wrestling “Hunting for More” The UNO Wrestling Program Under Head Coach Mike Denney 1980-2011 • 245 National Qualifiers • 181 NCAA Division II All-Americans • 33 NCAA Division II National Champions • Four NCAA Division I All-Americans • Three NAAU Junior World Champions • Eight Wrestling USA All-Americans • Four NAAU Senior World All-Americans • Two ESPOIR All-Americans • One Wrestler that Represented the United States in the World Championships • One USA Wrestling University National Champion • Three USA Wrestling University All-Americans • Four Wrestlers Qualified for World Team Trials • 86 NCC/NCR Conference and Regional Champions • 40 Academic All-NCC Wrestlers • Wrestler selected to East/West All-Star Classic • East/West All-Star Wrestling Classic Coach • North Central Conference Coach of the Year • Mike Denney - three-time NCAA Division II Coach of the Year (1981, 1991, 2009) • Three Gorriaran Award Winners at Division II Tournament - Most Falls in Least Time - (Last, Cody Garcia, 2009) • Three Wrestlers selected as Outstanding Wrestler in the NCAA II National Tournament (Les Sigman, 2006; JD Naig, 2007; Cody Garcia, 2008) • 25 NCAA Trophies (1st place - 1991, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011; 2nd place - 1985, 1988, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999; 3rd place - 1981, 1983, 1989, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008; 4th place - 1982, 1990) • NCAA Division II Wrestler of the Year (Todd Meneely, 2009) • First UNO team to win an NCAA II national title (1991) • Only team in UNO history to win three-straight national titles (2004, 2005, 2006) (2009, 2010, 2011) • Only UNO Division II team to go undefeated: 2006 (10-0) and 2009 (13-0) - only other team was the 1970 NAIA wrestling team • 104 Wrestlers selected to NCAA Division II All-Academic wrestling team • Top 10 in National Tournament 30 straight years • Top five in National Tournament 26 of last 31 years • Top three in National Tournament 22 of last 31 years, including the last nine years (1999-2000 season through 2010-11) • 14 wrestlers selected to America’s Outstanding Names and Faces • 24 wrestlers selected to participate in the Olympic Development Camps • Numerous tournament individual championships and team championships • Four NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Winners • Nine wrestlers inducted into the Division II National Wrestling Hall of Fame • 17 UNO Male Athletes of the Year • 12 wrestling inductees into the UNO Athletic Hall of Fame • Our former wrestlers who have graduated are Teachers, Doctors, Coaches, Lawyers, Chiropractors, Med-School Students, En gi- neers, Policemen, Insurance Men, Graduate Students, Business Owners, Departmental Man ag ers, Supervisors, Pharmacists, Pilots, Bankers, Financial Planners, FBI Agents and Military Careers. We challenge any other wrestling team in the nation to match these academic and athletic ac com plish ments. Our coaches and wrestlers are also involved in fundraising (we have to supplement our budget with monies to provide enough funds for travel, assistant coaches pay, our banquet, equipment, etc.) We do ten different fundraisers each year! “Battle Ready” “Creating a Dynasty” “Creating “The Wrestler’s Prayer” Lord, please clear my head of all distractions, And my would have me do, But keep me humble and remind me, heart of burdens I may bear, So I may perform my very That my strength comes from knowing You. Then when all best, Knowing You’ll always be there. Please lift me up eyes are upon me, At the end of this great battle, I will turn before the moment, So through Your eyes I may see, And their eyes to You O Lord, And to the glory of Your name. have a clearer understanding, As the match unfolds before me. With great courage I will meet this challenge, As You Amen 1 UNO Maverick Wrestling Mavs Win Regional, Qualify All Ten For Nationals UNO Individual Results FINDLAY, Ohio - The No. 1 UNO Josh Keszler - 125 pounds - 3rd Place wrestling team earned its third straight W, Dec. 4-3, Seth Hutchinson, Ouachita Baptist NCAA Super Region 2 title at the W, Dec. 6-4, Shane Summerlin, Belmont Abbey Koehler Fitness and Rec Center on the L, Dec. 6-3, Ben Sergent, Findlay campus of Findlay University, as all 10 W, Dec. 8-7, Ryan Banning, Truman Maverick wrestlers finished in the top W, Dec. 10-6, Shane Summerlin, Belmont Abbey four of their respective weight class- Trent Cox - 133 pounds - 3rd Place es to advance to the NCAA National W, Major Dec. 15-1, Nicholas Shea, Truman Championships. W, Dec. 6-5, Cody Gillenwater, Central Missouri UNO finished with 156.5 team points L, Dec. 6-1, Michael Magaha, Limestone to beat out Ashland (126.0) and Central Esai Dominguez was named the Outstanding Wrestler of the W, Dec. 6-2, Jordan Duckett, Tiffin Oklahoma (106.0). Five UNO wrestlers 2011 Super Region 2 Tournament. W, Major Dec. 13-5, Cody Gillenwater, Central Missouri earned regional titles, as the two-time defending national champions will send all 10 of their wrestlers to nationals for the second straight year. Mario Morgan - 141 pounds - 1st Place Senior Mario Morgan qualified for his fourth career NCAA Championships with a dominating first- W, Fall; 2:05, Francisco Bisono, King College place performance at 141 pounds. It marked the third regional title for the top-ranked Morgan, who W, Fall; 1:28, Benjamin Cline, Ouachita Baptist defeated Ashland’s Kyle Kanaga 9-5 in the final. W, Dec. 13-10, Ky Corley, Central Oklahoma Junior Esai Dominguez then left no doubt as to who the best wrestler in the 149-pound bracket W, Dec. 9-5, Kyle Kanaga, Ashland was with three straight dominating wins to capture his first career regional title. The top-ranked Esai Dominquez - 149 pounds - 1st Place Dominguez earned a 24-8 technical fall win in the final over Ashland’s Daniel Genetin. Dominguez was Bye named the Super Region 2 Wrestler of the Year for his performance. W, Major Dec. 23-9, Gregg Todd, St. Andrews Presbyterian Sophomore George Ivanov will make his second straight trip to nationals after winning his first W, Fall; 2:57, Austin Standage, Central Oklahoma career regional. The No. 1 Ivanov defeated Central Oklahoma’s Cory Dauphin 3-2 to cap a 4-0 week- W, Tech. Fall, 24-8 (5:30), Daniel Genetin, Ashland end. At 174 pounds, third-ranked senior Ryan Pankoke earned his second straight trip to the national George Ivanov - 157 pounds - 1st Place tournament with a 2-0 decision over Bryce Sopko of Limestone in the final. Pankoke will take a W, Tech. Fall, 22-6 (5:52), John Brasher, King College 30-match win streak into the NCAA Championships. W, Dec. 9-3, Kyle Freiberg, Limestone Senior Aaron Denson will make his fourth trip to nationals after a 4-0 first-place weekend. The No. W, Dec. 7-0, Adam Walters, Findlay 3 Denson beat Tanner Keck (Central Oklahoma) 2-1 in the finals. W, Dec. 3-2, Cory Dauphin, Central Oklahoma Morgan, Dominguez and Ivanov all finished second at the 2010 NCAA Championships. Pankoke Nathan Sigman - 165 pounds - 4th Place finished third and Denson did not place, but the Millard South alum finished second in 2009. Bye Fourth-ranked Matt Baker wrapped up his first career national tournament appearance with a W, Dec. 10-3, Michael DiPierro, Limestone second-place finish at 197 pounds. Baker went 2-1 on the weekend and lost to Charles Morgan of L, Dec. 5-1, Michael Lybarger, Findlay King College 3-2 after giving up a late takedown. W, Dec. 5-3, Richard Manwarren, St. Andrews Presbyterian The Mavs’ four unranked wrestlers all turned in stellar performances to shore up their first career L, Dec. 3-1, Jake Varilek, Belmont Abbey spots in the national tournament field in two weeks. Josh Keszler went 4-1 and finished third at 125 pounds; Trent Cox also went 4-1 to finish third at 133 pounds; Nathan Sigman went 2-2 to place fourth Ryan Pankoke - 174 pounds - 1st Place at 165 pounds and Taylor Escamilla finished third at 285 pounds with a 4-1 record. W, Fall; 3:15, William Ressel, Central Missouri W, Fall; 2:44, Walid Boggio, Tiffin UNO NCC/North/Region/Super Region 2 Champions Since 1980 W, Dec. 2-1, Ryan Thatcher, Ashland 118-125 (7) 142-149 (5) 167-174 (10) 190-197 (11) W, Dec. 2-0, Bryce Sopko, Limestone 1981 Greg Wilcox 1984 Mark Weston 1981 Ryan Kaufman 1980 John Newell Aaron Denson - 184 pounds - 1st Place 1985 Mark Weston 1990 Scott Ruff 1987 Jeff Randall 1983 Greg Wilcox 1987 Dave Pippen W, Tech. Fall, 19-3 (6:24), Jared Merritt, Lake Erie College 2001 Mack LaRock 1991 Scott Ruff 1988 Jeff Randall W, Fall; 2:27, Cooper Hays, Ouachita Baptist 2003 Dan Hilario 2008 Todd Meneely 1991 Jessie Smith 1991 Pat Gentzler 1992 Pat Kelly W, Dec. 9-3, Brandon Tressler, King College 2004 Dustin Tovar 2011 Esai Dominguez 2001 Zach Stalder 1993 Pat Kelly W, Dec. 2-1, Tanner Keck, Central Oklahoma 2006 Cody Garcia 2006 J.D. Naig 1998 Jose Medina 2008 Cody Garcia 150-157 (8) 2007 J.D. Naig 2001 Chad Wallace Matt Baker - 197 pounds - 2nd Place 1983 Mark Manning 2008 Ross Taplin 2002 Chad Wallace Bye 126-133 (7) 1985 Mark Manning 2009 Ross Taplin 2003 Chad Wallace W, Major Dec. 10-2, Josh Sprewell, Limestone 1989 Mark Passer 1994 Brian Zanders 2011 Ryan Pankoke 2010 Jacob Marrs W, Dec. 2-0, Alek Hughes, Tiffin 1993 Marc Bauer 1995 Brian Zanders L, Dec. 3-1, Charles Morgan, King College 1996 Braumon Creighton 2005 Patrick Allibone 177-184 (12) HWT (11) 1981 ...........Mark Rigatuso Taylor Escamilla - 285 pounds - 3rd Place 2001 Ricky Frausto 2006 Patrick Allibone 1983 Rick Heckendorn W, Fall; 2:43, Taylor Poe, Ouachita Baptist 2005 Dan Hilario 2009 Todd Meneely 1985 Paul Jones 1982 ...........Mark Rigatuso 1986 Paul Jones 1983 ...........Mark Rigatuso W, Inj.
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