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141 Pounds Josh Alber 141 POUNDS 2018-19 SEASON JOSH ALBER - SENIOR HAROLD NICHOLS CYCLONE OPEN - AMES, IOWA - 2ND Nov. 3 George Benoit Grand View W 14-3 MD 1-0 Nov. 3 Ryan Leisure Iowa State W 10-2 MD 2-0 AWARDS AND HONORS Nov. 3 Tristan Moran Wisconsin L 4:39 F 2-1 2019: 3rd at Big 12 (141) - 4x NCAA qualifier Nov. 17 Lorenzo Bentley Pittsburgh W 4-2 1-0 3-1 2019: 1st at Midlands (141) Nov. 18 Lukas Martin West Virginia W 9-6 2-0 4-1 2019: 5th at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite (141) 2018: NCAA qualifier (3x - 2x at 133) CLIFF KEEN OPEN - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - 5TH Nov. 30 Taylor Ortz Clarion W 2:45 F 5-1 2018: 3rd at Big 12 Championships (141) Nov. 30 Anthony Sparacio Binghamton W 3-2 6-1 2018: 2nd at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite (141) Nov. 30 #9 Nic Gil Navy W 2-1 TB2 7-1 Dec. 1 #2 Joseph McKenna Ohio State L 8-1 7-2 2018: 3rd at Southern Scuffle (141) Dec. 1 #20 Kanen Storr Michigan L 6-3 7-3 2017: 3rd at MAC - 2x NCAA (133 pounds) Dec. 1 #7 Michael Carr Illinois W MFF 8-3 2017: 3rd at Southern Scuffle UNI OPEN - CEDAR FALLS, IOWA - 1ST 2016: NCAA qualifier (at-large) - 133 pounds Dec. 8 Aric Williams South Dakota State W 20-2 TF 9-3 2016: 2nd at Midlands Dec. 8 Sam Ritchie Missouri W 2:37 F 10-3 Dec. 8 Ryan Leisure Iowa State W 8-2 11-3 2016: 5th at Cliff Keen Invite Dec. 8 Vince Turk Iowa W 4-0 12-3 2015: 7th at UWW Junior Nationals - freestyle 60K (Las Vegas, Nevada) Dec. 16 #1 Yianni Diakomihalis Cornell L 12-2 MD 2-1 12-4 2014: Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS - HOFFMAN ESTATES, ILLINOIS - 1ST Dec. 29 Conner Noonan Oregon State W 4:52 F 13-4 Dec. 29 Patrick Quinlan Franklin and Marshall W 8-0 MD 14-4 SENIOR (2018-19): 4x NCAA qualifier with third-plce finish at Big 12 Champion- Dec. 29 AJ Vindici Penn W 7-3 15-4 ships... Won Midlands and UNI Open... took second at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Dec. 29 Peter Lipari Rutgers W 6-3 16-4 Dec. 30 Yahya Thomas Northwestern W 5-1 17-4 Open... Won 11 duals vs top-20 opponents this season. Dec. 30 #20 Max Murin Iowa W 5-2 18-4 Jan. 11 Aric Williams South Dakota State W 22-7 (7:00) TF 3-1 19-4 JUNIOR (2017-18): 3x NCAA qualifier with third-place finish at Big 12 Champion- Jan. 12 #20 Chad Red Nebraska W 6-4 4-1 20-4 ships ... 2nd at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite, knocking off No. 6 Chad Red (Nebraska) Jan. 17 #3 Jaydin Eierman Missouri W 4-3 5-1 21-4 Jan. 20 Garrett O’Shea Air Force W 5-0 6-1 22-4 and No. 7 Tommy Thorn (Minnesota) at 141 pounds. Jan. 25 Chris Sandoval Northern Colorado W 10-6 7-1 23-4 Jan. 27 #10 Dom Demas Oklahoma W 5-4 8-1 24-4 SOPHOMORE (2016-17): 2x NCAA qualifier after third-place finish at MAC Cham- Feb. 1 #12 Kaid Brock Oklahoma State W 4-3 9-1 25-4 Feb. 9 #9 Matt Findlay Utah Valley W FF 10-1 26-4 pionships ... top-20 wins: No. 13 Kevin Devoy (Drexel) two times in the Southern Feb. 21 #12 Ian Parker Iowa State W 3-1 11-1 27-4 Scuffle, No. 12 Earl Hall (Iowa State) in a dual, No. 16 Cameron Kelly (Ohio) in a BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS - TULSA, OKLAHOMA - 3RD dual, No. 12 John Erneste (Missouri) in a 5-3 decision in a dual. March 9 Chris Sandoval Northern Colorado L 5-3 27-5 March 9 Sawyer Degen North Dakota State W 11-3 MD 28-5 March 9 #19 Sam Turner Wyoming W 3-2 29-5 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015-16): At-large bid to NCAA championships ... second March 10 Chris Sandoval Northern Colorado W 7-2 30-5 at Midlands Championships to earn the highest finish of any redshirt freshman from March 10 #12 Ian Parker Iowa State W 2-0 31-5 UNI since the team started competing there in 1965 ... top-20 wins: No. 19 Anthony NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS - PITTSBURGH, PENSYLVANIA - DNP Giraldo (Rutgers), No. 12 Josh Martinez (Air Force) at Cliff Keen, No. 14 Emilio March 21 #28 Corey Shie Army W 10-3 32-5 Saavedra (Old Dominion) in dual. March 21 #20 Kyle Shoop Lock Haven L 19-10 MD 32-6 March 22 #19 Jamel Morris North Carolina State L 15-5 MD 32-7 FRESHMAN (2014-15): Won two open tournaments: Buena Vista and Grand View opens at 133 pounds ... took second at the UNI Open and Joe Parisi Open ... was third at the UCM Open ... went 22-5 on the season ... earned team’s Rookie of the Year Award. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time state champion at Illinois high school championships ... went undefeated in high school with a 177-0 record ... became 15th Illinois wrestler to seize four state championships ... broke IHSA record for most-consecutive wins ... earned the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award ... seventh at UWW Junior Nationals ... was on high school honor roll multiple times ... also recruited by Northwestern, Central Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota. PERSONAL: Married to Reid (Meier) Alber ... son of Tony and Sherry Alber ... has two older sisters, Brittany and Jenny ... from Dakota, Illinois ... graduated from Dakota High School ... volunteered at local youth wrestling club ... majoring in movement and exercise science. JOSH ALBER - CAREER STATS @JOSHUAALBER141 YEAR OVERALL DUALS BIG12 DUALS DUAL PTS SCORED BIG 12 PLACE NCAA PLACE MD W/L TF W/L PINS W/L QUICK FALL 14-15* 22-5 0-0 8-1 2-0 2-1 4:00 15-16 27-12 10-4 5-3 MAC 44 DNP qualified 4-2 1-0 4-3 1:49 16-17 25-7 11-2 6-1 MAC 42 3 MAC qualified 4-0 3-0 5-2 1:47 17-18 25-8 8-3 4-1 30 3 qualified 6-0 3-0 2-0 1:55 18-19 32-7 11-1 8-0 32 3 qualified 4-3 2-0 3-1 2:37 CAREER 109-34 40-10 12-1 148 18-5 9-0 14-6 1:47 * redshirted JOSH ALBER - 141 POUNDS - SENIOR 2017-18 SEASON - 141 POUNDS 2015-16 SEASON - 133 POUNDS GRAND VIEW OPEN - DES MOINES, IOWA - 1ST PLACE JOURNEYMEN/ASICS NORTHEAST DUALS Nov. 11 Tyshon Cannon William Penn W 1:55 F 1-0 Nov. 15 Forfeit Hofstra W FF 1-0 Nov. 11 Josh Walker St. Mary’s W 2:30 F 2-0 Nov. 15 Joey Palmer Oregon State W 8-4 2-0 Nov. 11 Eric Clarke Iowa Central W 16-3 MD 3-0 Nov. 15 #19 Anthony Giraldo Rutgers W 3-1 3-0 Nov. 11 Jake Hodges UNI W 12-0 MD 4-0 FINN GRINAKER COBBER OPEN - MOORHEAD, MINN. - 1ST PLACE Nov. 17 #13 Yianni Diakomihalis Cornell L 5-2 4-1 Nov. 21 Gabe Foltz Concordia-Moorhead W Inj. MFF 4-0 Nov. 19 Sam Hampton North Dakota State W 19-4 TF (5:09) 5-1 Nov. 21 Jarred Oftedahl St. Cloud State W 10-2 (MD) 5-0 Nov. 21 Mike Rhone St. Cloud State W 14-6 (MD) 6-0 CLIFF KEEN LAS VEGAS INVITE - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - 2ND Dec. 1 Blake Beard North Idaho College W 18-3 TF (6:27) 6-1 Nov. 28 Zach Synon Missouri L 2-1 6-1 Dec. 1 Alec Opsal Air Force W 13-2 MD 7-1 Dec. 1 #20 Russell Rohlfing CSU-Bakersfield W 10-3 8-1 CLIFF KEEN INVITE - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - 5TH PLACE Dec. 1 #7 Tommy Thorn Minnesota W 4-3 9-1 Dec. 4 Zach Davis Navy W 14-5 (MD) 7-1 Dec. 2 #6 Chad Red Nebraska W 3-2 10-1 Dec. 4 #7 Earl Hall Iowa State L 9-7 7-2 Dec. 2 #11 Yianni Diakomihalis Cornell L 8-2 10-2 Dec. 4 Josh Newburg Boise State W 6-4 8-2 Dec. 4 Keegan Moore West Virginia W 7-5 9-2 Dec. 18 A.C. Headlee North Carolina W 12-4 MD 11-2 Dec. 5 #5 Johnni Dijulius Ohio State W MFF 10-2 Dec. 5 #12 Josh Martinez Air Force W 3-2 11-2 SOUTHERN SCUFFLE - CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE - 3RD Dec. 5 #7 Earl Hall Iowa State L 17-7 (MD) 11-3 Jan. 1 Denton Spencer Gardner Webb W forfeit 12-2 Dec. 5 Daniel Deshazer Nebraska-Kearney W MFF 12-3 Jan. 1 Brian Courtney Virginia W 7-4 13-2 Jan. 1 Kyle Shoop Lock Haven W 16-3 MD 14-2 UNI OPEN - CEDAR FALLS, IOWA - 2ND PLACE Jan. 2 Nick Lee Penn State L 7-4 14-3 Dec. 12 Anthony Rubinetti unattached W 1:49 (F) 13-3 Jan. 2 Nic Gil Navy W 6-4 SV1 15-3 Dec. 12 Nick Scheffert unattached W 2:54 (F) 14-3 Jan. 2 Kyle Shoop Lock Haven W 18-3 TF (6:03) 16-3 Dec. 12 Cole Baumgartner Missouri W 7-1 15-3 Dec. 12 Jaydin Clayton Missouri L 4:03 (F) 15-4 Jan.
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