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North Dakota State Wrestling Record Book Contents Wrestling Record Book Contents NortH DakoTa State WRESTLInG Record Book Contents Wrestling Record Book Contents .....................................2 NCAA National Championships .......................................3 NCAA National Champions ................................................4 NCAA All-Americans .............................................................5 NCAA Division I History ...................................................6-7 Honors/Awards (Big 12-WWC-NCC) ........................ 8-11 Career Records .................................................................... 12 Year By Year, Coaching Records ...............................13-14 All-Time Results .............................................................15-20 Series Records ...................................................................... 21 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS North Dakota State won four national championships in NCAA Division II. The Bison claimed the crown in 1988, returned to the throne in 1998, and won two straight in 2000 and 2001. 1987-88 NCAA Division II 1997-98 NCAA Division II National Champions National Champions At Omaha, Nebraska At Pueblo, Colorado Team Standings Pts Team Standings Pts 1. North Dakota State 88 1. North Dakota State 112 2. Nebraska-Omaha 81 3/4 2. South Dakota State 78 3. So. Illinois-Edwardsville 75 3. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 66 4. Ferris State 60 4. Central Oklahoma 61 5. North Dakota 50 3/4 Goeb 5. Southern Colorado 56 Saxlund Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place 118—Dave Calliguri So. Hibbing, Minn. 3-1 2nd 118—No entry 126—Rick Goeb Sr. Anoka, Minn. 3-0 1st 126—Kris Nelson So. Lisbon, N.D. 4-2 4th 134—Dan Collins Jr. Bloomington, Minn. 0-2 DNP 134—George Thompson Sr. Milbank, S.D. 4-1 3rd 142—Jeff Ocel Jr. Apple Valley, Minn. 4-2 4th 142—Jason Cuperus Sr. Reading, Minn. 4-1 3rd 150—Bourck Cashmore Sr. Cascade, Mont. 3-3 5th 150—Wayne Mooney So. Greenbush, Minn. 3-2 7th 158—Gene Green Jr. Apple Valley, Minn. 2-2 4th 158—Mark Pazdernik Sr. New Salem, N.D. 4-0 1st 167—No entry 167—Steve Saxlund Fr. Pipestone, Minn. 4-0 1st 177—Pat Johannes Sr. Cold Spring, Minn. 3-2 4th 177—No entry 190—Matt Palmer Sr. Royalton, Minn. 3-1 2nd 190—Ryan Wolters Sr. Fargo, N.D. 5-1 3rd Hwt.—Ellis Wojciehowski Jr. Columbia Heights, Minn. 0-2 DNP Hwt.—Dave Clymer So. Hastings, Minn. 3-1 7th 1999-00 NCAA Division II 2000-01 NCAA Division II National Champions National Champions At Brookings, South Dakota At Greeley, Colorado Team Standings Pts Team Standings Pts 1. North Dakota State 91 1/2 1. North Dakota State 98 1/2 2. Central Oklahoma 75 2. South Dakota State 91 3. Nebraska-Omaha 73 1/2 3. Central Oklahoma 74 1/2 4. South Dakota State 72 Nebraska-Omaha 74 1/2 5. Pittsburgh-Johnstown 58 Fuller 5. Southern Colorado 71 1/2 Severson Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place 125—No entry 125—Matt Stawser So. Wadena, Minn. 1-2 DNP 133—Kris Nelson Sr. Lisbon, N.D. 4-0 1st 133—Lucas Christianson Fr. Apple Valley, Minn. 3-3 6th 141—Jake Thielbar So. Faribault, Minn. 3-2 4th 141—Jake Thielbar Jr. Faribault, Minn. 1-2 DNP 149—No entry 149—Paul Carlson Fr. St. Francis, Minn. 0-2 DNP 157—Wayne Mooney Sr. Greenbush, Minn. 3-0 1st 157—Thad Pike Fr. Hayfi eld, Minn. 0-2 DNP 165—Grady Wolf So. Bismarck, N.D. 0-2 DNP 165—Grady Wolf Sr. Bismarck, N.D. 2-3 8th 174—Todd Fuller So. Maple Lake, Minn. 4-0 1st 174—Todd Fuller Jr. Maple Lake, Minn. 4-0 1st 184—Steve Saxlund Jr. Pipestone, Minn. 4-0 1st 184—Steve Saxlund Sr. Pipestone, Minn. 4-0 1st 197—Bryan Mueller Jr. Hillsboro, N.D. 1-2 DNP 197—Brian Kramer Fr. Cold Spring, Minn. 3-3 6th Hwt.—No entry Hwt.—Nick Severson Jr. Hayfi eld, Minn. 4-0 1st NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Bill Demaray Bob Backlund Phil Reimnitz Lee Petersen Brad Rheingans 177 lbs., 1971, 1972 190 lbs., 1971 126 lbs., 1973 142 lbs., 1973 190 lbs., 1975 Mark Reimnitz Mike Langlais Steve Carr Marty Morgan Rick Goeb Lloyd Wurm 150 lbs., 1977 142 lbs., 1982 134 lbs., 1983 167 lbs., 1987 126 lbs., 1988 134 lbs., 1992 150 lbs., 1984 Brian Kapusta Ryan Wolters George Thompson Mark Pazdernik Steve Saxlund Kris Nelson 118 lbs., 1993, 1994, 190 lbs., 1995 134 lbs., 1997 158 lbs., 1998 167 lbs., 1998 133 lbs., 2000 1995 184 lbs., 2000, 2001 Wayne Mooney Todd Fuller 157 lbs., 2000 174 lbs., 2000, 2001, 2002 Nick Severson Paul Carlson Todd Fuller captured three straight NCAA titles at 174 pounds (2000, 2001, 2002) Hwt., 2001, 2002 157 lbs., 2003 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS 1966 Joe McCormick, 145 4th 1986 Gene Green, 158 3rd Dave Clymer, Hwt 7th 1969 Sam Kucenic, 123 3rd Mike Frazier, 142 4th 1999 Steve Saxlund, 174 2nd Five-Time All-Americans 1970 Bill Demaray, 158 6th John Morgan, 167 4th Ryan Lewis, 125 3rd *Pat Johannes 1971 Bill Demaray, 177 1st Lance Rogers, 150 5th Wayne Mooney, 157 4th *Mike Langlais *Bill Demaray, 177 6th Rick Goeb, 126 7th Kris Nelson, 133 7th Bob Backlund, 190 1st Pat Johannes, 177 7th Chris Zink, 149 7th Four-Time All-Americans Lynn Forde, 134 6th Matt Palmer, 190 8th 2000 Steve Saxlund, 184 1st *Bill Demaray Gerry Seifert, 150 6th 1987 Marty Morgan, 167 1st Kris Nelson, 133 1st Brian Kapusta 1972 Bill Demaray, 177 1st Pat Johannes, 177 3rd Wayne Mooney, 157 1st Brian Kraemer Ken Tinquist, 134 4th Jeff Ocel, 142 4th Todd Fuller, 174 1st Brad Rheingans, 190 5th Rick Goeb, 126 5th Jake Thielbar, 141 4th John Morgan Bob Backlund, Hwt 5th Dan Collins, 134 5th 2001 Todd Fuller, 174 1st *Lee Peterson 1973 Phil Reimnitz, 126 1st Lance Rogers, 150 5th Steve Saxlund, 184 1st *Brad Rheingans Lee Peterson, 142 1st 1988 Rick Goeb, 126 1st Nick Severson, Hwt 1st Steve Saxlund *Lee Peterson, 142 4th Dave Calliguri, 118 2nd Lucas Christianson, 133 6th George Thompson Tom Lowe, 190 3rd Matt Palmer, 190 2nd Brian Kraemer, 197 6th Mark Hughes, 150 5th Jeff Ocel, 142 4th Grady Wolf, 165 8th Three-Time All-Americans 1974 Lee Peterson, 142 2nd Gene Green, 158 4th 2002 Todd Fuller, 174 1st Lon Brew *Lee Peteson, 142 7th Pat Johannes, 177 4th Nick Severson, Hwt 1st Brad Rheingans, 177 2nd *Pat Johannes, 177 7th Paul Carlson, 157 2nd Paul Carlson Phil Reimnitz, 126 3rd Bourck Cashmore, 150 5th Mike Fielder, 165 3rd Robert Finneseth 1975 Brad Rheingans, 190 1st 1989 Dan Collins, 134 3rd Chris Rufo, 184 4th Mike Frazier *Brad Rheingans, 190 4th Mark Miley, 158 3rd Matt Strawser, 125 5th Todd Fuller Brad Dodds, 142 3rd Dave Calliguri, 118 4th Brian Kraemer, 197 7th Rick Goeb Dalfin Blaske, Hwt 3rd Paul Koupal, 150 4th Lucas Christianson, 141 8th Tim Jones Jeff Andvik, 134 6th Ellis Wojciehowski, Hwt 5th 2003 Paul Carlson, 157 1st Jeff Kapusta 1976 Don Meyer, Hwt 2nd 1990 Bret Maughan, 118 3rd Brian Kraemer, 197 2nd Wayne Mooney Dave Scherer, 150 2nd Tom Kirpach, 167 3rd Thad Pike, 174 3rd Lon Brew, 134 6th Bryan Nelson, 190 3rd Matt Strawser, 125 4th Kris Nelson Myron Feist, 158 6th 1991 Bret Maughan, 118 2nd 2004 Brian Kraemer, 197 2nd Jeff Ocel 1977 Mark Reimnitz, 150 1st Mark Anderson, 158 2nd Matt Hermann, 184 2nd Mark Pazdernik Doug Weisz, 118 4th Lloyd Wurm, 134 4th Thad Pike, 174 3rd Joel Vettel Steven Martinson, 134 4th Bryan Nelson, 190 6th Paul Carlson, 157 3rd Ryan Wolters Lon Brew, 142 4th 1992 Lloyd Wurm, 134 1st Nick Magee, 133 4th 1978 Perry Kozlowski, 190 4th Lance Koenig, 167 2nd Mike Fiedler, 165 4th Two-Time All-Americans Mark Anderson, 126 5th Tim Tekautz, Hwt 2nd Joe Bryce, Hwt 6th Mark Anderson Ron Hilgart, 167 5th Brian Kapusta, 118 3rd *Transition to Division I in 2005 1979 Lon Brew, 142 3rd Joel Vettel, 150 4th 2013 *Trent Sprenkle, 125 5th Bob Backlund Mark Reimnitz, 150 5th Mark Anderson, 158 6th 2014 *Steven Monk, 165 3rd Dave Calliguri 1980 Guy Kimball, 118 7th 1993 Brian Kapusta, 118 1st 2015 *Kurtis Julson, 174 8th Steve Carr 1981 Mike Langlais, 142 4th Tim Tekautz, Hwt 3rd *Hayden Zillmer, 184 6th Lucas Christianson Tim Jones, 158 4th Robert Fineseth, 190 4th Lyle Clem Pat Halloran, 126 5th Joel Vettel, 150 5th Dan Collins Steve Pfiefer, Hwt 5th Jeff Ersland, 158 6th Mike Fiedler 1982 Mike Langlais, 142 1st Lance Koenig, 167 6th Gene Green Dave Hass, 190 2nd Jack Thompson, 134 8th Lyle Clem, 126 3rd 1994 Brian Kapusta, 118 1st Steve Hammers Greg Stensgard, 167 4th Joel Vettel, 158 2nd David Hass Tim Jones, 158 5th Jeff Kapusta, 126 6th Lance Koenig Steve Werner, 118 7th Jeremy LaVigne, 134 8th Jeremy LaVigne 1983 Steve Carr, 134 1st Robert Finneseth, 190 8th Bret Maughan Lyle Clem, 126 2nd 1995 Brian Kapusta, 118 1st Jack Maughan Mike Langlais, 142 2nd Ryan Wolters, 190 1st Bryan Nelson David Hass, 190 4th George Thompson, 126 2nd Matt Palmer Steve Werner, 118 5th Mike McCormick, 177 4th John Morgan, 167 5th Jeremy LaVigne, 142 6th Thad Pike Steve Hammers, 177 5th Mark Pazdernik, 150 8th Mark Reimnitz Tim Jones, 158 5th 1996 Ryan Wolters, 190 5th Phil Reimnitz 1984 Mike Langlais, 150 1st George Thompson, 134 6th Lance Rogers *Mike Langlais, 150 6th Robert Finneseth, 177 6th Nick Severson Steve Hammers, 177 3rd 1997 George Thompson, 134 1st Matt Strawser John Morgan, 167 3rd Jeff Kapusta, 126 3rd Tim Tekautz Steve Carr, 134 4th Mark Pazdernik, 158 7th Steve Werner Mike Frazier, 142 4th Brett Svendsen, 167 8th Jack Maughan, 126 6th 1998 Mark Pazdernik, 158 1st Lloyd Wurm 1985 John Morgan, 167 3rd Steve Saxlund, 167 1st Pat Johannes, 177 3rd George Thompson, 134 3rd *--Includes Division I placing Mike Frazier, 142 5th Jason Cuperus, 142 3rd Jack Maughan, 134 6th Ryan Wolters, 190 3rd Steve Anderson, 118 6th Kris Nelson, 126 4th Wayne Mooney, 150 7th NCAA HISTORY NCAA Division I Bison NCAA Division I Qualifiers Placewinners 1971 - Auburn, Ala.
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