2014-15 SCHEDULE/ RESULTS MATSIDE ACTIVE WINS LEADERS

Overall Record: 12-7 | Home: 5-4 | Away: 2-3 | Neutral: 5-0 No. 21 Wrestler Year W L Big Ten: 2-7 Date Opponent Time VS. Billy Smith Fr. (2011-12) Redshirted OCT. 25 WRESTLE-OFFS# NTS R-Fr. (2012-13) 26 11 Nov. 2 RUTGERS DUALS VS. CENTENARY# W, 49-3 R-So. (2013-14) 27 8 RUTGERS DUALS VS. DELAWARE VALLEY# W, 38-6 The College Ave. Gym R-Jr. (2014-15) 12 6 RUTGERS DUALS VS. STEVENS INSTITUTE# W, 41-0 Princeton Record: 8-5, 5-4 EIWA Total 90 65 25 NOV. 16 HOFSTRA# W, 33-6 New Brunswick, N.J. Head coach: Chris Ayres Nov. 29 Northeast Duals vs. No. 19 Oklahoma W, 20-18 Feb. 14, 2015 • 2 p.m. EST Record./ Years: 43-112/10th Ken Theobold Fr. (2012-13) 16 13 Northeast Duals vs. West Virginia W, 19-16 At Princeton: Same So. (2013-14) 22 14 Northeast Duals vs. Buffalo W, 27-9 MEDIA COVERAGE Jr. (2014-15) 20 4 Dec. 5-6 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational 11th, 54 Points Total 91 59 32 Dec. 21 “Grapple at the Garden” vs. Army W, 24-13 vs. Princeton “Grapple at the Garden” vs. Davidson W, 46-3 Television: N/A Anthony Perrotti Fr. (2011-12) 18 14 JAN. 2 NO. 1 IOWA *$ L, 27-9 Live Stream: RVision R-Fr. (2012-13) Redshirted Jan. 9 at No. 13 Illinois * L, 24-9 Radio: N/A JAN. 11 NO. 2 MINNESOTA *$ L, 23-12 R-So. (2013-14) 22 15 JAN. 16 NO. 5 PENN STATE *$ L, 28-6 KNIGHT NOTES R-Jr. (2014-15) 16 6 Jan. 18 at Maryland * W, 24-11 • Rutgers concludes the home dual season Saturday at 2 p.m. against longtime rival Total 91 56 35 Jan. 25 at No. 13 Nebraska * L, 26-9 Princeton at the College Ave. Gym. JAN. 31 NAVY# W, 20-15 • A live stream of the match with no commentators will be available via RVision. Nick Visicaro Fr. (2010-11) 17 8 FEB. 1 NO. 4 OHIO STATE *# L, 23-17 • The Scarlet Knights head into the weekend ranked No. 21 in the NWCA/USA Today Division R-Fr. (2011-12) Redshirted Feb. 6 at No. 18 Wisconsin * L, 19-18 (criterion 3.15.3) I Team Coaches Poll for the second consecutive week, tied for the team’s highest ranking R-So. (2012-13) 15 11 Feb. 8 at No. 25 Northwestern * W, 22-19 this season. Rutgers is also ranked in the Intermat Dual Rankings at No. 23. R-Jr. (2013-14) 16 15 FEB. 14 PRINCETON# 2 P.M. • RU split its duals last weekend on the road, losing by criterion 3.15.3 at No. 18 Wisconsin, R-Sr. (2014-15) 4 7 Feb. 19 at Drexel 7 p.m. 19-18, before rallying for a 22-19 win at No. 25 Northwestern to close the Big Ten schedule Total 93 52 41 March 7-8 Big Ten Championships (Columbus, Ohio) All Day on a high note. March 19-21 NCAA Championships (St. Louis, Mo.) All Day • Six Scarlet Knights are ranked this week, with 141-pounder and 157-pounder Anthony Perrotti entering the dual on four-match winning streaks. Home events denoted by BOLD CAPS • With its win at Northwestern, RU captured at least 12 wins in a season for the first time # denotes match at the College Ave. Gym $ denotes match at the RAC since 2012-13. The program has won at least 11 duals in all eight seasons with Scott * denotes Big Ten opponent Goodale at the helm. All events listed in Eastern Standard Time • Rutgers will face Princeton for the 78th time in series history. The Scarlet Knights’ series with the Tigers is the longest in program history, dating back to RU’s first season in 1930-31. MEDIA INFORMATION • Scarlet Stats: Ashnault owns a team-best 21-4 overall record ... Ashnault and Perrotti RANKED SCARLET KNIGHTS POST-MATCH INTERVIEW POLICY have won four-straight matches ... Ashnault owns the team’s best dual record (17-2) ... Wrestler Wt. Intermat Open Mat WIN Flo Ashnault and Theobold lead in dual pins (three) ... Theobold has earned a riding time Rutgers head coach Scott Goodale, and point in a team-high 15 matches ... Bakuckas’ 11 bonus-point wins (four pins, four techs, S. DelVecchio 133 18 15 - 17 student-athletes will be made available to three majors) are eight more than his rookie campaign ... with five more wins, Smith (65- the media following a brief cooling-off period. Please direct 25) will become the 39th Scarlet Knight to reach 70 in his career ... Theobold is one win A. Ashnault 141 9 7 12 9 any student-athlete requests to Assistant Director of Athletic away from his 60th career win. Communications Anthony Hernandez (ahernandez@scarletk- K. Theobold 149 17 14 17 20 nights.com/ 609-709-0013). RUTGERS PROJECTED COMPETITORS

IN-SEASON INTERVIEW POLICY Wt. Name Yr. Hometown/ High School 2014-15 Record (Dual) A. Perrotti 157 14 18 12 17 Rutgers holds weekly media availability (either in person or 125 Sean McCabe R-So. Ronkonkoma, N.Y./ Connetquot 14-8 (10-6) via teleconference). Requests for head coach Scott Goodale 133 Scott DelVecchio So. South Plainfield, N.J./ South Plainfield 17-7 (11-5) P. Bakuckas 174 - 20 - - and student-athletes should be made - if possible - 24-48 141 Anthony Ashnault R-Fr. South Plainfield, N.J./ South Plainfield 21-4 (17-2) hours in advance. All interviews MUST be coordinated through 149 Ken Theobold* Jr. Toms River, N.J./ Toms River HS South 21-5 (15-3) B. Smith 285 14 17 20 11 the Office of Athletic Communications, and interviews will not 157 Anthony Perrotti R-Jr. Roseland, N.J./ West Essex 16-6 (11-5) be granted on the day of competition until after the event has 165 Nick Visicaro R-Sr. Long Branch, N.J./ Long Branch 4-7 (1-6) concluded. 174 Phil Bakuckas R-So. Hammonton, N.J./ Hammonton 17-11 (10-9) 184 Anthony Pafumi R-So. Westfield, N.J./ St. Peter’s Prep 13-11 (5-8) 197 Hayden Hrymack Jr. Point Pleasant, N.J./ CBA 11-8 (5-6) 285 Billy Smith** R-Jr. Wantage, N.J./ High Point 12-6 (9-6) *denotes previous NCAA qualifications STANDINGS SCOUTING PRINCETON • Princeton enters the weekend 8-5 overall and 5-4 in EIWA action. The Tigers have won their last three Team Conference Overall W-L-T % W-L-T % duals, all in conference competition, and seek their first win over Rutgers since 1990. Iowa 8-0-0 1.000 13-0-0 1.000 Nebraska 8-1-0 .889 11-1-0 .917 The following two Tigers are ranked this week by Intermat/The Open Mat/WIN Magazine/FloWrestling: Ohio State 8-1-0 .889 12-3-0 .800 Minnesota 7-2-0 .778 11-2-0 .846 No. NR/18/NR/NR Jonathan Schleifer and No. 13/15/15/10 197-pounder Abe Ayala. Wisconsin 7-2-0 .778 9-3-0 .750 Penn State 6-3-0 .667 10-3-0 .769 PRINCETON PROJECTED STARTERS Illinois 6-3-0 .667 12-4-0 .750 Weight Name Year Hometown Overall Record Michigan 4-4-0 .500 6-5-0 .546 125 Ryan Cash Sr. Aurora, Ohio 8-11 RUTGERS 2-7-0 .222 12-7-0 .632 133 Jordan Reich Fr. Vernon Hills, Ill. 3-10 Purdue 1-6-0 .143 8-8-0 .500 Northwestern 1-7-0 .125 9-8-0 .529 141 Jordan Laster So. Bolingbrook, Ill. 21-9 Michigan State 0-7-0 .000 4-10-0 .286 149 Chris Perez Jr. Levittown, N.Y. 11-5 Indiana 0-7-0 .000 2-8-0 .200 -OR- Nick Maselli Jr. Park Ridge, N.J. 9-7 Maryland 0-8-0 .000 5-14-0 .263 157 Francesco Fabozzi Fr. New Hope, Pa. 14-11 Through Feb. 8. -OR- Rich Eva Sr. Christiansburg, Va. 4-4 165 Jonathan Schleifer Fr. East Brunswick, N.J. 20-7 174 Judd Ziegler Jr. Myersville, Md. 14-12 184 Brett Harner So. Norristown, Pa. 23-6 197 Abram Ayala Jr. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 23-4 BIG TEN WRESTLERS OF THE WEEK 285 Ray O’Donnell So. Bethlehem, Pa. 18-14 -OR- Ian Baker Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. 7-5 Week One (Nov. 4): Scott Schiller, MINN/ Mike McMullan, NU Week Two (Nov. 11): Jimmy Gulibon, PSU Week Three (Nov. 18): Zac Brunson, ILL SERIES VS. PRINCETON Week Four (Nov. 25): Taylor Walsh, IND • Rutgers is 39-33-5 all-time against Princeton, first the Tigers on Jan. 14, 1931 in a 23-15 Week Five (Dec. 2): , OSU/ Danny Sabatello, PUR Week Six (Dec. 9) Logan Stieber, OSU loss. Since then the Scarlet Knights have gone on to control the series and have won 18 in a row Week Seven (Dec. 16) Isaac Jordan, WIS against their in-state rivals since Feb. 13, 1993. Princeton last topped RU on Dec. 8, 1990 by a final Weeek Eight (Dec. 23) Jimmy Lawson, PSU score of 19-15. Week Nine (Dec. 31) Taylor Walsh, IND/ Bobby Telford IOWA Week Ten (Jan. 6) Robert Kokesh, NEB Week Eleven (Jan. 13) Brandon Sorensen, IOWA/ Kyle Snyder, OSU RU took last year’s meeting on the road, 27-9, on Dec. 14, 2013. Rutgers won eight of 10 bouts, with Week Twelve (Jan. 20) Danny Sabatello, PUR current Scarlet Knights Sean McCabe (W-D, 7-2), Scott DelVecchio (W-D, 8-5), Anthony Perrotti (W-D, Week Thirteen (Jan. 27) Brandon Sorensen, IOWA Week Fourteen (Feb. 3) Zack Beitz, PSU 7-2), Nick Visicaro (W-D, 9-4), Phil Bakuckas (W-D, 7-6) and Billy Smith (W-F, 1:59), all winning their Week 15 (Feb. 10) Bobby Telford IOWA matchups.

LAST WEEK: HOW B1G MEMBERS FARED

Illinois 12-4 Nebraska 5-1 2014-15 NATIONAL POLLS - WEEK OF FEB. 10 (bold indicates 2014 opponent) Feb. 8 Wisconsin W, 20-15 Feb. 6 at Michigan W, 23-10 Feb. 8 at Michigan State W, 33-6 NWCA/USA Today Coaches’ Poll 2014-15 Record Intermat 2014-15 Record W.I.N. Magazine TPI TPI Score 1. Iowa 13-0 1. Iowa 13-0 1. Iowa 81.5 Indiana 2-8 Northwestern 9-8 2. Missouri 20-0 2. Missouri 20-0 2. Missouri 79 Did Not Wrestle Feb. 8 Rutgers L, 22-19 3 Ohio State 12-3 3. Ohio State 12-3 3. Minnesota 78.5 4. Minnesota 11-2 4. Minnesota 11-2 4. Ohio State 65.5 5. Penn State 10-3 5. Cornell 12-1 5. Illinois 57 Iowa 13-0 Ohio State 12-3 6. Cornell 14-1 6. Penn State 10-3 6. Cornell 56.5 Feb. 6 at Maryland W, 33-3 Feb. 6 Minnesota W, 22-13 7. Oklahoma State 8-3 7. Oklahoma State 8-3 7. Virginia Tech 55.5 Feb. 8 at Penn State W, 18-12 8. Iowa State 8-2 8. Iowa State 8-2 8. Penn State 54.5 9. Virginia Tech 12-2 9. Virginia Tech 12-2 9. Edinboro 51.5 Maryland 5-14 Penn State 10-3 10. Nebraska 11-1 10. Nebraska 11-1 10. Oklahoma State 49 Feb. 6 Iowa L, 33-3 Feb. 8 Iowa L, 18-12 11. Lehigh 12-4 11. Illinois 12-4 11. Wisconsin 48 Feb. 8 Minnesota L, 34-12 12. Illinois 12-4 12. Lehigh 12-4 12. Iowa State 46 13. Virginia 10-5 13. Pittsburgh 8-5 13. Nebraska 40 Michigan 6-5 Purdue 8-8 14. Pittsburgh 8-5 14. Edinboro 12-4 14. Northwestern 34.5 Feb. 6 Nebraska L, 23-10 Feb. 8 Michigan L, 26-9 15. Edinboro 13-4 15. Oregon State 11-0 15. Virginia 27.5 Feb. 8 at Purdue W, 26-9 16. Michigan 6-5 16. Virginia 10-5 16. Michigan 25.5 17. Oregon State 10-0 17. Michigan 6-5 17. NC State 22 Michigan State 4-10 Rutgers 12-7 18. Wisconsin 9-3 18. Wisconsin 9-3 18. Pittsburgh 19 Feb. 8 Nebraska L, 33-6 Feb. 6 at Wisconsin L, 19-18 19. Wyoming 8-4 19. North Dakota State 8-3 19. Old Dominion 18 Feb. 8 at Northwestern W, 22-19 20. Old Dominion 10-4 20. Wyoming 8-4 20. Penn 17 21. RUTGERS 12-7 21. North Carolina State 14-5 21. Lehigh 15.5 Minnesota 11-2 Wisconsin 9-3 22. Bucknell 13-3 22. Old Dominion 10-4 22. Northern Iowa 13 Feb. 6 at Ohio State L, 22-12 Feb. 6 Rutgers W, 19-18 23. North Dakota State 8-3 23. RUTGERS 12-7 23. Central Michigan 11.5 Feb. 8 at Maryland W, 34-12 Feb. 8 at Illinois L, 20-15 24. Purdue 8-8 24. Purdue 8-8 T-24. Indiana 10.5 25. N.C. State 14-5 25. North Carolina 9-4 T-24. Arizona State 10.5 Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 2 RUTGERS WRESTLING BY THE NUMBERS RUTGERS REMATCH - PRINCETON • 125-pounder Sean McCabe topped Ryan Cash, 7-2, in last season’s dual meeting between the two teams. 6 • 149-pounder Ken Theobold defeated Nick Maselli last season by a 10-1 major decision at the Jonathan Nationally ranked Scarlet Knights Kaloust Bearcat Open. • 197-pounder Hayden Hrymack is 1-1 all-time against Abe Ayala, winning by fall in 2:45 at the Jonathan 3 Kaloust Bearcat Open last season. Ayala handed Hrymack a 6-4 loss in the dual meeting between the Returning 2014 NCAA qualifiers schools on Dec. 14, 2013. FIRST NCAA COACHES PANEL RANKINGS 1 • Six Scarlet Knights made the cut in the first of four NCAA coaches’ panel rankings. 133-pounder Returning All-American Scott DelVecchio was ranked No. 20, 141-pounder Anthony Ashnault was tied for fifth, 149-pounder Ken Theobold was ranked No. 16, 157-pounder Anthony Perrotti was ranked No. 19, 174-pounder Phillip 24 Bakuckas was tabbed No. 20 and heavyweight Billy Smith was tied for 12th. Underclassmen of 31 roster spots UPSET ALERT • 197-pounder Hayden Hrymack secured the first ranked win of his career last weekend, when he upset 9 No. 10 Timmy McCall of Wisconsin (Feb. 6). Below is a tally of each Scarlet Knight dual starter vs. opponents ranked in the Intermat top-20 this season. Consecutive seasons of double-digit wins 125 Pounds - Sean McCabe (0-6) Nov. 29, 2014 No. 19 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L-D, 9-3 2 Dec. 5, 2014 No. 2 Nashon Garrett (Cornell) L-MD, 15-2 Dec. 5, 2014 No. 20 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L-D, 4-1 Scarlet Knights that were four-time Jan. 2, 2015 No. 4 Thomas Gilman (Iowa) L-TF, 25-10 State Champions in HS Jan. 16, 2015 No. 8 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) L-MD, 10-2 Jan. 25, 2015 No. 11 Tim Lambert (Nebraska) L-MD, 12-1 THE LAST TIME RUTGERS ... 133 Pounds - Scott DelVecchio (2-5) Won at the RAC...... Feb. 21, 2014 vs. Drexel - 33-6 Nov. 29, 2014 No. 3 Cody Brewer (Oklahoma) L-D, 11-5 Won at the CAG...... Jan. 31, 2015 vs. Navy - 20-15 Dec. 6, 2014 No. 18 Kevin Norstrem (Virginia Tech) L-D, 6-2 Won at a neutral site...... Dec. 21, 2014 vs. Davidson - 46-3 Jan. 9, 2015 No. 6 Zane Richards (Illinois) L-D. 11-8 Lost at the RAC...... Jan. 16, 2015 vs. No. 5 Penn State - 6-28 Jan. 11, 2015 No. 7 Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) L-MD, 12-2 Lost at the CAG...... Feb. 1, 2015 vs. No. 4 Ohio State - 17-23 Lost at a neutral location...... Dec. 1, 2013 vs. Maryland - 18-19 QUICK FACTS Won on the road...... Feb. 8, 2015 at No. 25 Northwestern- 22-19 Lost on the road...... Feb. 6, 2015 at No. 18 Wisconsin - 18-19 Location New Brunswick, N.J. Won an EIWA dual match...... Feb. 21, 2014 vs. Drexel - 33-6 Enrollment 65,000 Won a Big Ten dual match...... Feb. 8, 2015 at No. 25 Northwestern- 22-19 Nickname Scarlet Knights Arena (Capacity) College Ave Gym (1,500) Lost a conference dual match.....Feb. 6, 2015 at No. 18 Wisconsin - 18-19 RAC (8,000) Tied an opponent...... Jan. 16, 2010 at Michigan State - 16-16 Attendance Record (Match) 6,071 (Penn State: Jan. 16, 2015) Won by criteria...... Nov. 1, 2013 at Hofstra - 22-21 (3.15.2) Head Coach Scott Goodale Lost by criteria...... Feb. 6, 2015 at No. 18 Wisconsin - 18-19 (3.15.3) Years at School (Record) Eighth (123-45-1) Beat a ranked opponnent...... Feb. 8, 2015 at No. 25 Northwestern - 22-19 Years as head coach (Record) Same Lost to a ranked opponent...... Feb. 6, 2015 at No. 18 Wisconsin- 18-19 Associate Head Coach Donny Pritzlaff Assistant Coach John Leonardis Wrestled No. 1 team...... Iowa, Jan. 2, 2015 - L, 9-27 Volunteer Assistant Coach Joe Pollard Wrestled a top-five team...... No.4 Ohio State, Feb 1, 2015 - L, 17-23 2013-14 Dual Meet Record 11-5 Beat a top-five team...... No. 3 Virginia Tech, Jan. 21, 2011 - 24-7 2013-14 Conference Dual Meet Record EIWA (7-2) Shut out an opponent...... Nov. 2, 2014 vs. Stevens Tech - 41-0 Conference Tournament Finish Third Scored 50+ points...... Nov. 7, 2010 vs. Sacred Heart - 56-0 NCAA Tournament Finish 34th Scored 40-49 points...... Dec. 21, 2014 vs. Davidson - 46-3 Information Contact Anthony Hernandez Phone 732-445-8119 Scored 30-39 points...... Nov. 16, 2014 vs. Hofstra - 33-6 Email [email protected] Scored 20-29 points...... Feb. 8, 2015 at No. 25 Northwestern- 22-19 Website www.scarletknights.com Scored less than 20 points.....Feb. 6, 2015 at No. 18 Wisconsin - 18-19 Dual starters returning/lost 8/2 Shut out...... Feb. 24, 2013 vs. NO. 3 Penn State - 0-34 2014 NCAA qualifiers returning/ lost 3/1 Finished top-three in conference...... 2014 EIWA Championships (Third) All-Americans returning/lost 1/0 Had an All-American...... 2014 - Anthony Perrotti, Eighth (157 Pounds) Program History EIWA Champions 11 Placed at NCAAs...... 2014 - 34th, 11.5 points All-Americans 10 100-win wrestlers 15 Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 3 Jan. 18, 2015 No. 14 Geoffrey Alexander (Maryland) W-D, 10-4 285 Pounds - Billy Smith (1-5) Feb. 1, 2015 No. 7 Johnni DiJulius (Ohio State) W-D, 7-1 Jan. 2, 2015 No. 3 Bobby Telford (Iowa) L-D, 6-2 Feb. 6, 2015 No. 9 Ryan Taylor (Wisconsin) L-MD, 17-3 Jan. 11, 2015 No. 13 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) L-D, 6-5 Jan. 18, 2015 No. 10 Spencer Myers (Maryland) L-D, 5-3 (SV2) 141 Pounds - Anthony Ashnault (3-4) Jan. 25, 2015 No. 17 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) W-D, 5-3 (SV) Nov. 16, 2014 No. 18 Jamel Hudson (Hofstra) W-D, 10-7 Feb. 6, 2015 No. 3 Connor Medbery (Wisconsin) L-D, 4-1 Dec. 5, 2014 No. 9 Joe Spisak (Virginia) W-D, 9-7 Feb. 8, 2015 No. 4 Mike McMullan (Northwestern) L-D, 8-2 Dec. 6, 2014 No. 1 Logan Stieber (Ohio State) L-MD, 9-1 Dec. 6, 2014 No. 4 Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) L-D, 6-3 Jan. 2, 2015 No. 6 Josh Dziewa (Iowa) W-D, 3-1 BACK IN ACTION Jan. 9, 2015 No. 19 Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) L-D, 2-0 • Redshirt junior Nick Visicaro, a 2013 NCAA qualifier, returned to the Jan. 25, 2015 No. 10 Anthony Abidin (Nebraska) L-D, 5-3 Scarlet Knights’ starting lineup on Jan. 16 vs. Penn State. The dual was his 149 Pounds - Ken Theobold (1-3) first since Feb. 21, 2014 at the RAC when he beat Drexel’s Jason Fugiel, 8-4. Nov. 16, 2014 No. 17 Cody Ruggirello (Hofstra) L-D, 5-2 Despite losing to Penn State’s Garret Hammond, Visicaro bounced back for Jan. 2, 2015 No. 10 Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) L-MD, 18-5 his first dual win of the season against Maryland’s Tyler Manion, 4-1, on Jan. 16, 2015 No. 17 Zack Beitz (Penn State) W-D, 5-2 Feb. 8, 2015 No. 3 Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern) L-MD, 12-2 Jan. 18. He is 432 this season.

157 Pounds - Anthony Perrotti (2-5) HOT START Nov. 29, 2014 No. 13 Justin DeAngelis (Oklahoma) L-D, 6-3 • Rutgers got off to a 9-0 start to the dual season, the program’s best start in Dec. 6, 2014 No. 2 (Nebraska) L-D, 11-6 Dec. 6, 2014 No. 20 Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) W-D, 3-1 its 82-year history. The team’s previous best start to a season was in 2012-13, Dec. 21, 2014 No. 20 Russell Parsons (Army) L-D, 3-2 when the squad began the year 6-0. Jan. 9, 2015 No. 4 Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) L-MD, 19-6 Jan. 25, 2015 No. 3 James Green (Nebraska) L-D, 11-4 Feb. 1, 2015 No. 9 Josh Demas (Ohio State) W-D, 8-5 RETURNING TO THE NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT • The Rutgers wrestling team cracked the NWCA/USA Today Division I Team 165 Pounds - Nick Visicaro (0-4) Coaches Poll on Dec. 2, coming in at No. 23 for the team’s first coaches poll Jan. 31, 2015 No. 16 Peyton Walsh (Navy) L-D, 4-2 Feb. 1, 2015 No. 5 Bo Jordan (Ohio State) L-TF, 16-0 dual ranking since the 2012-13 season. RU remained No. 23 in the following Feb. 6, 2015 No. 3 Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin) L-TF, 19-4 four rankings before ranking No. 22 on Jan. 13, No. 21 on Jan. 20, No. 22 on Jan. Feb. 8, 2015 No. 8 Pierce Harger (Northwestern) L-D, 4-0 27 and No. 21 on Feb. 3. 174 Pounds - Phil Bakuckas (1-8) Dec. 5, 2014 No. 15 George Pickett (Cornell) W-D, 5-4 The Scarlet Knights upset No. 19 Oklahoma, 20-18, at the Journeymen/Asics Dec. 5, 2014 No. 14 Davonte Mahomes (Michigan) L-D, 3-1 (SV) Northeast Duals to break into the top 25. Dec. 6, 2014 No. 12 Mark Martin (Ohio State) L-D, 6-5 Jan. 2, 2015 No. 2 Mike Evans (Iowa) L-D, 5-0 Jan. 9, 2015 No. 6 Zac Brunson (Illinois) L-D, 8-2 ON THE WORLD STAGE Jan. 11, 2015 No. 3 Logan Storley (Minnesota) L-D, 5-1 • Redshirt freshman 141-pounder Anthony Ashnault kept busy over the Jan. 16, 2015 No. 4 Matt Brown (Penn State) L-D, 7-1 summer, topping 2012 All-American Michael Mangrum in a two-of-three Jan. 25, 2015 No. 1 Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) L-D, 7-1 Feb. 1, 2015 No. 13 Mark Martin (Ohio State) L-D, 8-2 final to win the 2014 Asics University Freestyle National Championship at 65 KG. Along the way, Ashnault also defeated 2014 NCAA National Champion, 184 Pounds - Anthony Pafumi (0-3) Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern). Ashnault’s national title earned him a spot Jan. 9, 2015 No. 20 Nikko Reyes (Illinois) L-MD, 12-4 Jan. 16, 2015 No. 16 Matt McCutcheon (Penn State) L-D, 10-4 on the USA University World Team. Jan. 25, 2015 No. 18 TJ Dudley (Nebraska) L-D, 9-4 COMING HOME 184 Pounds - Hayden Hrymack (1-6) Dec. 5, 2014 No. 1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) L-MD, 14-3 • Entering its inaugural season in the Big Ten Conference, the Rutgers Dec. 5, 2014 No. 17 Timothy Dudley (Nebraska) L-MD, 9-0 wrestling program made a big addition to its coaching staff in the Jan. 2, 2015 No. 8 Sammy Brooks (Iowa) L-F, 3:52 offseason, hiring longtime Big Ten coach and former grappler Donny Jan. 11, 2015 No. 10 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L-MD, 19-9 Feb. 1, 2015 No. 4 Kyle Snyder (Ohio State) L-TF, 24-8 Pritzlaff to its staff as associate head coach. A decorated collegiate Feb. 6, 2015 No. 10 Timmy McCall (Wisconsin) W-D, 6-5 and freestyle wrestler, Pritzlaff owns more than 10 years of collegiate Feb. 8, 2015 No. 16 Alex Polizzi (Northwestern) L-F, 5:33 coaching experience at the NCAA Division I level.

197 Pounds - Andrew Campolattano (0-2) Jan. 11, 2015 No. 1 Scott Schiller (Minnesota) L-MD, 11-2 The Lyndhurst, New Jersey, native spent the last three seasons at the Jan. 16, 2015 No. 6 Morgan McIntosh (Penn State) L-D, 8-2 (2011-13) as an assistant wrestling coach after spending five years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as the associate head wrestling coach. As a collegiate wrestler at Wisconsin Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 4 (1998-2001), Pritzlaff compiled one of the most impressive careers in 2014 NCAA RECAP the program’s history. Pritzlaff was a two-time NCAA 165-pound champion • Redshirt sophomore 157-pounder Anthony Perrotti achieved All-America (2000, 2001) and four-time NCAA All-American, placing fifth as a junior at status in Oklahoma City to become the first Scarlet Knight to reach the 165 pounds in 1999 and sixth as a freshman at 150 pounds in 1998. NCAA Championships podium since 2002. As a team, RU finished the tournament 34th with 11.5 team points. Perrotti was one of just three BUILT FOR THE FUTURE wrestlers in this year’s NCAA Championships to lose his first match and • For the second consecutive season, RU boasts a youthful roster. Twenty bounce back to become an All-American. four of the team’s 31 roster spots are occupied by underclassmen. Last season, 25 of 28 roster spots being occupied by underclassmen. The RECORD PIN Scarlet Knights have just one senior entering this season - Nick Visicaro. • Perrotti’s 10-second pin against No. 8 Roger Pena (Oregon State) in Oklahoma City was the second fastest in NCAA Wrestling Championships BEST FOOT FORWARD history by collegiate rules. • RU won its first dual of the 2014 season, 49-3, over Centenary. That makes it seven consecutive years that the Scarlet Knights have recorded a victory in their first dual of the season.

RETURNING NCAA QUALIFIERS • Redshirt junior Billy Smith, junior Ken Theobold and All-American Anthony Perrotti return as RU’s three NCAA qualifiers from last season. Redshirt senior Nick Visicaro qualified for NCAAs in 2013, while redshirt junior Andrew Campolattano qualified twice for the NCAA Championships in his freshman and sophomore seasons at Ohio State.

HIGH SCHOOL REUNION • The Scarlet Knights boast four South Plainfield products on their current roster - Anthony Ashanult, Scott DelVecchio, Dylan Painton and Tyler Hunt.

JERSEY STRONG • More than 70 percent (23 of 31) of RU’s roster hails from the “Garden State.”

GETTING TO THE PODIUM • Billy Smith recently won the 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open on Dec. 28, as RU now has nine open champs in 2014-15 and 15 open champions in the last three seasons, including Tyson Dippery, Taylor Jackson and Josh Patrick last year. Former grapplers Scott Winston (157 pounds), Greg Zannetti (174 pounds) and Dan Rinaldi (184 pounds) were each crowned champions at the 2012 Hokie Open (Nov. 4).

B1G CHALLENGE • RU wrestled its first Big Ten Conference dual on Jan. 2, 2015, vs. No. 1 Iowa, which finished fourth at the 2014 NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City from March 20-22. From there the Scarlet Knights hosted national runner-up and No. 2 Minnesota on Jan. 11 and four-time defending national champion and No. 5 Penn State on Jan. 16. RU closes the home conference season against the 2014 No. 6 team at nationals, No. 4 Ohio State, on Feb. 1. The Scarlet Knights’ road schedule consists of trips to No. 13 Illinois (Jan. 9), Maryland (Jan. 18), No. 13 Nebraska (Jan. 25), Wisconsin (Feb. 6) and Northwestern (Feb. 8).

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 5 2014-15 RUTGERS WRESTLING STATISTICS WEIGHT-BY-WEIGHT BREAKDOWN Wrestler Overall Rcd. Dual Rcd. B1G Dual Rcd. Dual Points Dec./Forf. (Duals) MD(Duals) TF(Duals) Pins (Duals) Fastest Riding Time For 125 McCabe, Sean 14-8 10-6 4-4 34 10/2 (8/1) 2 (1) - 1 (-) 5:53 6 Patrick, Josh 21-9 2-2 0-1 11 5/2 (-/-) 4 (-) 2 (1) 8 (1) 0:52 2 Ottaviano, Nicholas 5-8 - - - 2 (-) - 1 (-) 2 (-) 2:32 N/A 133 DelVecchio, Scott 17-7 11-5 5-4 41 11/1 (7/1) 4 (2) - 1 (1) 5:57 11 Ramos, Jalen 4-5 1-1 - 6 3 (-) - - 1 (1) 2:47 2 Giraldo, Anthony 20-5 - - - 12/1 (-) 5 (-) 2 (-) - - N/A 141 Ashnault, Anthony 21-4 17-2 7-2 69 11 (8) 3 (3) 4 (3) 3 (3) 1:41 8 Dippery, Tyson 26-6 - - - 10/2 (-/-) 3 (-) 7 (-) 4 (-) 0:28 N/A 149 Theobold, Ken 21-5 15-3 7-2 58 14 (9) 3 (2) 1 (1) 3 (3) 1:27 15 Hunt, Tyler 12-3 1-0 - 4 7/3 (-/-) 1 (1) - 2 (-) 1:50 2 Underwood, Michael 8-9 - - - 7 (-) - - 1 (-) 1:32 N/A Van Brill, John 22-11 - - - 10/2 (-) 7 (-) 1 (-) 2 (-) 0:56 N/A 157 Perrotti, Anthony 16-6 11-5 3-3 48 5/2 (4/1) 5 (2) 2 (2) 2 (2) 1:03 9 Corsaro, Vincent 6-4 - - - 5/1 (-/-) - - - - N/A Painton, Dylan 12-10 0-3 0-3 - 3/1 (-/-) - 2 (-) 6 (-) 0:12 N/A 165 Gravina, Nicholas 7-4 4-3 0-3 18 2 (1) 3 (1) 1 (1) 1 (1) 2:03 5 Orr, Ethan 7-4 3-2 - 13 3/1 (1/-) 1 (1) - 2 (1) 3:32 3 Simmons, Mikey 11-9 - - - 3/1 (-/-) - - 7 (-) 1:13 3 Visicaro, Nick 4-7 1-6 1-5 3 3 (1) - - 1 (-) 4:13 - 174 Bakuckas, Phillip 17-11 10-9 2-7 46 5/1 (2/1) 3 (3) 4 (2) 4 (2) 1:49 6 184 Pafumi, Anthony 13-11 5-8 2-4 18 6/1 (3/-) 2 (1) 1 (1) 3 (-) 2:44 5 Hrymack, Hayden 11-8 5-6 1-4 19 8 (3) 1 (1) - 2 (1) 5:30 3 Jackson, Taylor 9-6 1-1 0-1 3 4/1 (1/-) 2 (-) - 2 (-) 1:20 1 Shaut, Lucky 2-10 - - - 1 (-) - - 1 (-) 2:20 N/A Messner, Anthony 9-7 - - - 3 (-) 2 (-) 3 (-) 1 (-) 0:45 N/A 197 Normandia, Ralph 11-8 3-4 0-1 9 6 (3) 2 (-) - 3 (-) 0:46 1 Campolattano, Andrew 1-4 1-4 1-4 3 1 (1) - - - - - 285 Smith, Billy 12-6 9-6 3-6 37 7/1 (5/1) 2 (1) - 2 (2) 1:43 8 Bernard, Wesley 7-10 1-3 - 3 6/1 (1) - - - - 2 Knapp, Lex 0-0 ------Lashell, Nicholas 5-10 - - - 3 (-) - - 2 (-) 3:28 N/A DUAL LEADERS Wins Pins Decisions 1. Anthony Ashnault 17-2 T-1. Anthony Ashnault 3 1. Ken Theobold 9 2. Ken Theobold 15-3 T-1. Ken Theobold 3 T-2. Anthony Ashnault 8 T-3. Scott DelVecchio 11-5 T-3. Three Tied 2 T-2. Sean McCabe 8 T-3. Anthony Perrotti 11-5 Tech Falls Major Decisions Points 1. Anthony Ashnault 3 T-1. Phil Bakuckas 3 1. Anthony Ashnault 69 T-2. Phil Bakuckas 2 T-1. Anthony Ashnault 3 2. Ken Theobold 58 T-2. Anthony Perrotti 2 T-3. Three Tied 2 3. Anthony Perrotti 48 OVERALL LEADERS Wins Tech Falls T-3. Anthony Ashnault 11 1. Tyson Dippery 26-6 1. Tyson Dippery 7 2. John Van Brill 22-11 T-2. Phil Bakuckas 4 Major Decisions 3. Anthony Ashnault 21-4 T-2. Anthony Ashnault 4 1. John Van Brill 7 4. Anthony Messner 3 T-2. Anthony Giraldo 5 Pins T-2. Anthony Perrotti 5 1. Josh Patrick 8 Decisions T-4. Scott DelVecchio 4 2. Mikey Simmons 7 1. Ken Theobold 14 T-4. Josh Patrick 4 3. Dylan Painton 6 2. Anthony Giraldo 12 T-3. Scott DelVecchio 11 Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 6 RESULTS BY WEIGHT DUALS Individual Record 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TOTAL 11-8 13-6 17-2 16-3 11-8 8-11 10-9 8-11 7-12 10-9 111-79

Pins 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TOTAL 0 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 0 2 18

Tech Falls 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TOTAL 1 0 3 1 2 1 2 1 0 0 11

Decisions 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TOTAL 8 7 7 9 4 3 2 5 6 6 57

Major Decisions 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TOTAL 1 2 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 20

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DUAL NO. 1 DUAL NO. 2 RUTGERS 49, CENTENARY 3 RUTGERS 38, DELAWARE VALLEY 6

Nov. 2, 2014 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym • Dual started at 125 pounds Nov. 2, 2014 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: Josh Patrick (RU) tech fall over Alex Reeves (CC) (6:58), 16-1; Rutgers leads, 5-0 125: Sean McCabe (RU) major decision over Conor Kirkegard (DEL), 14-2; Rutgers leads, 4-0 133: Jalen Ramos (RU) wins by fall over Andrew Perez (CC) (2:47); Rutgers leads, 11-0 133: Zac Haynes (DEL) wins by fall over Jalen Ramos (RU) (3:46); Delaware Valley leads, 6-4 141: No. 19/NR/NR Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over Adam Swift (CC) (2:44); Rutgers leads, 17-0 141: No. 19/NR/NR Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over Dave Davidson (DEL) (2:39); Rutgers leads, 10-6 149: Ken Theobold (RU) wins by fall over Allan Jordan (CC) (2:28); Rutgers leads, 23-0 149: Ken Theobold (RU) wins decision over Vinny Fava (DEL), 5-4; Rutgers leads 13-6 157: No. 6/6/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) tech fall over Cole Cameron (CC) (2:59), 16-0; Rutgers leads, 28-0 157: No. 6/6/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) wins by fall over Nick Menkin (DEL) (2:46); Rutgers leads, 19-6 165: Nicholas Gravina (RU) wins by fall over Anthony Kubish (CC) (2:03); Rutgers leads, 34-0 165: Nicholas Gravina (RU) tech fall over Steve Acevedo (DEL) (6:48), 16-1; Rutgers leads, 24-6 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) wins by fall over Donald Wagner (CC) (2:28); Rutgers leads, 40-0 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) tech fall over Ben Schweiger (DEL) (4:12), 17-1; Rutgers leads, 29-6 184: Joshua Sibblies (CC) decision over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 6-4; Rutgers leads, 40-3 184: Anthony Pafumi (RU) decision over Conor Gabriel (DEL), 9-2; Rutgers leads, 32-6 197: Ralph Normandia (RU) decision over Joey Ragsdale (CC), 9-4; Rutgers leads 43-3 197: Ralph Normandia (RU) decision over Aaron Karns (DEL), 3-1 (SV); Rutgers leads, 35-6 285: No. 9/8/13 Billy Smith (RU) wins by forfeit; Rutgers wins, 49-3. 285: No. 9/8/13 Billy Smith (RU) decision over Zach Roseberry (DEL), 5-0; Rutgers wins, 38-6

DUAL NO. 3 DUAL NO. 4 RUTGERS 41, STEVENS TECH 0 RUTGERS 33, HOFSTRA 6

Nov. 2, 2014 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym • Dual started at 125 pounds Nov. 16, 2014 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: Sean McCabe (RU) decision over Rob Murray (STEVENS), 4-2; Rutgers leads 3-0 125: Sean McCabe (RU) decision over Travis Passaro (HOF), 6-0; Rutgers leads, 3-0 133: Josh Patrick (RU) wins by fall over Anthony Geiger (STEVENS) (4:41); Rutgers leads, 9-0 133: Scott DelVecchio (RU) decision over Maverick Passaro (HOF), 9-8; Rutgers leads, 6-0 141: No. 19/NR/NR Anthony Ashnault (RU) tech fall over Aaron Wolfang (STEVENS) (5:32), 17-1; Rutgers leads, 14-0 141: No. 16/19/20 Anthony Ashnault (RU) decision over No. 18/16/NR Jamel Hudson (HOF), 10-7; Rutgers leads, 9-0 149: Tyler Hunt (RU) major decision over Ricky Perrine (STEVENS), 10-1; Rutgers leads, 18-0 149: No. 17/NR/18 Cody Ruggirello (HOF) decision over No. 19/NR/20 Ken Theobold (RU), 5-2; Rutgers leads, 9-3 157: No. 6/6/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) tech fall over William Mason (STEVENS) (2:56), 17-0; Rutgers leads, 23-0 157: No. 6/6/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) decision over Jahlani Callender (HOF), 9-2; Rutgers leads, 12-3 165: Nicholas Gravina (RU) major decision over Conner Bass (STEVENS), 11-1; Rutgers leads, 27-0 165: Ethan Orr (RU) wins by fall over Nick Terdick (HOF) (3:32); Rutgers leads, 18-3 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) major decision over Zach Bass (STEVENS), 15-7; Rutgers leads, 31-0 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) wins by fall over Frank Affronti (HOF) (4:18); Rutgers leads, 24-3 184: Taylor Jackson (RU) decision over Phil Woods (STEVENS), 7-3; Rutgers leads, 34-0 184: Anthony Pafumi (RU) tech fall over Jermaine John (HOF), 16-1; Rutgers leads, 29-3 197: Ralph Normandia (RU) decision over Robert Maggiulli (STEVENS), 7-6; Rutgers leads, 37-0 197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) major decision over Michael Oxley (HOF), 13-3; Rutgers leads 33-3 285: No. 9/8/13 Billy Smith (RU) major decision over Chris Florek (STEVENS), 14-1; Rutgers wins, 41-0 285: Mike Hughes (HOF) decision over Wesley Bernard (RU), 2-0; Rutgers wins, 33-6

DUAL NO. 5 DUAL NO. 6 RUTGERS 20, NO. 19 OKLAHOMA 18 RUTGERS 19, WEST VIRGINIA 16

Nov. 29, 2014 • Troy, N.Y. • Hudson Valley Community College • Dual started at 125 pounds Nov. 29, 2014 • Troy, N.Y. • Hudson Valley Community College • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: Sean McCabe (RU) decision over Sean Williams (OU), 4-3; Rutgers leads, 3-0 125: No. 19/NR/NR Zeke Moisey (WVU) decision over Sean McCabe (RU), 9-3; West Virginia leads, 3-0 133: No. 3/2/3 Cody Brewer (OU) decision over No. NR/20/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU), 11-5; Match tied, 3-3 133: No. NR/20/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU) decision over Corey Stainbrook (WVU), 7-4; Match tied, 3-3 141: No. 16/19/20 Anthony Ashnault (RU) tech fall over Trae Blackwell (OU), 15-0; Rutgers leads, 8-3 141: No. 16/19/20 Anthony Ashnault (RU) decision over Michael Morales (WVU), 7-2; Rutgers leads, 6-3 149: No. 18/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) decision over Shayne Tucker (OU), 9-2; Rutgers leads, 11-3 149: No. 18/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) decision over James Dekrone (WVU), 6-2; Rutgers leads, 9-3 157: No. 13/11/12 Justin DeAngelis (OU) decision over No. 5/4/5 Anthony Perrotti (RU), 6-3; Rutgers leads, 11-6 157: No. 5/4/5 Anthony Perrotti (RU) decision over Roman Perryman (WVU), 8-4; Rutgers leads, 12-3 165: Chase Glass (OU) decision over Ethan Orr (RU), 5-2; Rutgers leads, 11-9 165: Ethan Orr (RU) decision over Tim Wheeling (WVU), 5-3; Rutgers leads, 15-3 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) decision over Matt Reed (OU), 4-3; Rutgers leads, 14-9 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) major decision over Ross Renzi (WVU), 8-0; Rutgers leads, 19-3 184: Hayden Hrymack (RU) wins by fall over Brooks Climmons (OU), (5:30); Rutgers leads, 20-9 184: Bubba Scheffel (WVU) wins by fall over Anthony Pafumi (RU), (6:06); Rutgers leads, 19-9 197: Brad Johnson (OU) decision over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 3-2; Rutgers leads, 20-12 197: Jake Smith (WVU) major decision over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 12-4; Rutgers leads, 19-13 285: No. 12/9/12 Ross Larson (OU) wins by fall over Wesley Bernard (RU) 0:12; Rutgers wins, 20-18 285: A.J. Vizcarrondo (WVU) decision over Wesley Bernard (RU), 1-0; Rutgers wins, 19-16

DUAL NO. 7 DUAL NO. 8 RUTGERS 27, BUFFALO 9 NO. 23 RUTGERS 24, ARMY 13

Nov. 29, 2014 • Troy, N.Y. • Hudson Valley Community College • Dual started at 125 pounds Dec. 21, 2014 • New York, N.Y. • Madison Square Garden • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: No. NR/12/18 Max Soria (UB) decision over Josh Patrick (RU), 3-1; Buffalo leads Rutgers, 3-0 125: Sean McCabe (RU) decision over Sean Badua (ARMY), 8-1; Rutgers leads, 3-0 133: No. NR/20/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU) wins by fall over Sean Peacock (UB), (5:57); Rutgers leads, 6-3 133: Scott DelVecchio (RU) wins by forfeit; Rutgers leads, 9-0 141: No. 16/19/20 Anthony Ashnault (RU) major decision over Jason Estevez (UB), 12-3; Rutgers leads, 10-3 141: No. 11/7/11 Anthony Ashnault (RU) decision over Logan Everett (ARMY), 11-5; Rutgers leads, 12-0 149: No. 18/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) major decision over Justin Cooksey (UB), 16-3; Rutgers leads, 14-3 149: No. NR/NR/18 Ken Theobold (RU) decision over Andrew Mendel (ARMY), 3-1; Rutgers leads, 15-0 157: No. 5/4/5 Anthony Perrotti (RU) decision over Wally Maziarz (UB), 6-1; Rutgers leads, 17-3 157: No. 20/13/15 Russell Parsons (ARMY) decision over No. 8/10/10 Anthony Perrotti (RU), 3-2; Rutgers leads, 15-3 165: Rrok Ndokaj (UB) decision over Ethan Orr (RU), 7-5; Rutgers leads, 17-6 165: Nicholas Gravina (RU) decision over Chandler Smith (ARMY), 6-5; Rutgers leads, 18-3 174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) major decision over Muhamid McBryde (UB), 15-6; Rutgers leads, 21-6 174: Brian Harvey (ARMY) decision over No. 19/14/NR Phil Bakuckas (RU), 4-2; Rutgers leads, 18-6 184: Hayden Hrymack (RU) wins by decision over Tony Lock (UB), 7-5; Rutgers leads, 24-6 184: Austin Wilding (ARMY) decision over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 3-1; Rutgers leads, 18-9 197: Joe Ariola (UB) wins by decision over Ralph Normandia (RU), 7-4; Rutgers leads, 24-9 197: Bryce Barnes (ARMY) major decision over Ralph Normandia (RU), 11-3; Rutgers leads, 18-13 285: Wesley Bernard (RU) decision over Ian James (UB), 2-1; Rutgers wins, 27-9 285: No. 9/NR/12 Billy Smith (RU) wins by fall over Mason Kumashiro (ARMY), (3:00); Rutgers wins, 24-13

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DUAL NO. 9 DUAL NO. 10 NO. 23 RUTGERS 46, DAVIDSON 3 NO. 1 IOWA 27, NO. 23 RUTGERS 9

Dec. 21, 2014 • New York, N.Y. • Madison Square Garden • Dual started at 125 pounds Jan. 2, 2015 • Piscataway, N.J. • The RAC • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: Sean McCabe (RU) wins by forfeit; Rutgers leads, 6-0 125: No. 4/3/4 Thomas Gilman (IOWA) tech fall over Sean McCabe (RU), 25-10; Iowa leads, 4-0 133: Scott DelVecchio (RU) major decision over Anthony Elias (DC), 11-2; Rutgers leads, 10-0 133: Scott DelVecchio (RU) decision over Phillip Laux (Iowa), 10-3; Iowa leads, 4-3 141: No. 11/7/11 Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over James McCord (DC), (1:41); Rutgers leads, 16-0 141: No. 11/7/11 Anthony Ashnault (RU) decision over No. 6/5/8 Josh Dziewa (IOWA), 3-1; Rutgers leads, 6-4 149: No. NR/NR/18 Ken Theobold (RU) wins by fall over No. NR/20/NR Kevin Birmingham (DC), (3:28); Rutgers leads, 22-0 149: No. 10/NR/16 B. Sorensen (IOWA) major decision over No. NR/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU), 18-5; Iowa leads, 8-6 157: No. 8/10/10 Anthony Perrotti (RU) wins by fall over Alex Palinsky (DC), (1:03); Rutgers leads, 28-0 157: Mike Kelly (IOWA) decision over No. 13/12/13 Anthony Perrotti (RU), 4-0; Iowa leads, 11-6 165: Ethan Orr (RU) major decision over Patrick Devlin (DC), 14-5; Rutgers leads, 32-0 165: No. 7/6/7 Nick Moore (IOWA) major decision over Nicholas Gravina (RU), 16-4; Iowa leads, 15-6 174: No. 19/14/NR Phil Bakuckas (RU) tech fall over Nathaniel Powers (DC), 17-1; Rutgers leads, 37-0 174: No. 2/2/2 Mike Evans (IOWA) decision over No. NR/20/16 Phil Bakuckas (RU), 5-0; Iowa leads, 18-6 184: Anthony Pafumi (RU) decision over Scott Patrick (DC), 6-5; Rutgers leads, 40-0 184: No. 8/9/7 Sammy Brooks (IOWA) wins by fall over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 3:52; Iowa leads, 24-6 197: Ian Solcz (DC) decision over Ralph Normandia (RU), 4-3; Rutgers leads, 40-3 197: Andrew Campolattano (RU) decision over Kris Klapprodt (IOWA), 8-5; Iowa leads, 24-9 285: No. 9/NR/12 Billy Smith (RU) wins by fall over Ed Isola (DC), 1:41; Rutgers wins, 46-3 285: No. 3/3/3 Bobby Telford (IOWA) decision over No. 9/NR/12 Billy Smith (RU), 6-2; Iowa wins, 27-9.

DUAL NO. 11 DUAL NO. 12 NO. 13 ILLINOIS 24, NO. 23 RUTGERS 9 NO. 2 MINNESOTA, 23, NO. 23 RUTGERS 12

Jan. 9, 2015 • Champaign, Ill. • Huff Hall • Dual started at 197 pounds Jan. 11, 2015 • Piscataway, N.J. • The RAC • Dual started at 125 pounds 197: Jeff Koepke (UI) dec. over No. NR/9/NR Andrew Campolattano (RU), 2-0; Illinois leads, 3-0 125: Sean McCabe (RU) dec. over Jordan Bremer (MINN), 5-3; Rutgers leads, 3-0 285: No. 9/11/10 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Brooks Black (UI), 2-1 (TB-2); Match tied, 3-3 133: Scott DelVecchio (RU) dec. over Jordan Kingsley (MINN), 8-3; Rutgers leads, 6-0 125: Sean McCabe (RU) dec. over Dominic Olivieri (UI), 5-4; Rutgers leads, 6-3 141: No. 7/6/8/5 Anthony Ashnault (RU) dec. over Conrad Rangell (MINN), 12-5; Rutgers leads, 9-0 133: No. 6/6/3 Zane Richards (UI) dec. over Scott DelVecchio (RU), 11-8; Match tied, 6-6 149: No. NR/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) dec. over Jake Short (MINN), 7-6; Rutgers leads, 12-0 141: No. 19/19/16 Steven Rodrigues (UI) dec. over No. 7/6/8 Anthony Ashnault (RU), 2-0; Illinois leads, 9-6 157: No. 1/1/1 Dylan Ness (MINN) wins by fall over Dylan Painton (RU), 4:30; Rutgers leads, 12-6 149: No. NR/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) dec. over Kyle Langenderfer (UI), 5-2; Match tied, 9-9 165: Brandon Kingsley (MINN) dec. over Nicholas Gravina (RU), 4-0; Rutgers leads, 12-9 157: No. 4/4/4 Isaiah Martinez (UI) major dec. over No. 17/18/18 Anthony Perrotti (RU), 19-6; Illinois leads, 13-9 174: No. 3/4/3 Logan Storley (MINN) dec. over No. NR/15/20 Phil Bakuckas (RU), 5-1; Match tied, 12-12 165: No. 8/8/7 Jackson Morse (UI) major dec. over Nicholas Gravina (RU), 10-2; Illinois leads, 17-9 184: No. 10/10/11 Brett Pfarr (MINN) major dec. over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 19-9; Minn. leads, 16-12 174: No. 6/8/6 Zac Brunson (UI) dec. over No. NR/15/20 Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 8-2; Illinois leads, 20-9 197: No. 1/3/2 Scott Schiller (MINN) major dec. over No. NR/9/NR Andrew Campolattano (RU), 11-2; Minn. leads, 20-12 184: No. 20/14/14 Nikko Reyes (UI) major dec. over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 12-4; Illinois wins, 24-9 285: No. 13/12/13 Michael Kroells (MINN) dec. over No. 9/11/10 Billy Smith (RU), 6-5; Minn. wins, 23-12

DUAL NO. 13 DUAL NO. 14 NO. 5 PENN STATE 28, NO. 22 RUTGERS 6 NO. 22 RUTGERS 24, MARYLAND 11

Jan. 16, 2015 • Piscataway, N.J. • The RAC • Dual started at 125 pounds Jan. 18, 2015 • College Park, Md. • XFINITY Center • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: No. 8/9/11 Jordan Conaway (PSU) major dec. over Sean McCabe (RU), 10-2; Penn State leads, 4-0 125: Sean McCabe (RU) dec. over Josh Polacek (UMD), 3-1; Rutgers leads, 3-0 133: No. 7/7/9 Jimmy Gulibon (PSU) major dec. over No. NR/17/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU), 12-2; Penn State leads, 8-0 133: No. NR/17/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU) dec. over No. 14/10/13 Geoffrey Alexander (UMD), 10-4; Rutgers leads, 6-0 141: No. 7/8/9 Anthony Ashnault (RU) dec. over Kade Moss (PSU), 6-4; Penn State leads, 8-3 141: No. 7/8/9 Anthony Ashnault (RU) dec. over No. NR/17/NR Shyheim Brown (UMD), 3-1; Rutgers leads, 9-0 149: No. NR/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) dec. over No. 17/18/11 Zack Beitz (PSU), 5-2; Penn State leads, 8-6 149: No. NR/NR/17 Ken Theobold (RU) tech fall over Shane Arechiga (UMD), 15-0; Rutgers leads, 14-0 157: No. 7/4/5 Dylan Alton (PSU) major dec. over Dylan Painton (RU), 11-3; Penn State leads, 12-6 157: Lou Mascola (UMD) tech fall over Dylan Painton (RU), 16-1; Rutgers leads, 14-5 165: Garett Hammond (PSU) major dec. over Nick Visicaro (RU), 13-4; Penn State leads, 16-6 165: Nick Visicaro (RU) dec. over Tyler Manion (UMD), 4-1; Rutgers leads, 17-5 174: No. 4/7/4 Matt Brown (PSU) dec. over No. 20/15/18 Phil Bakuckas (RU), 7-1; Penn State leads, 19-6 174: No. 20/15/18 Phillip Bakuckas (RU) dec. over Josh Snook (UMD), 4-3; Rutgers leads, 20-5 184: No. 16/16/NR Matt McCutcheon (PSU) dec. over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 10-4; Penn State leads, 22-6 184: Anthony Pafumi (RU) major dec. over Tony Gardner (UMD), 11-2; Rutgers leads, 24-5 197: No. 6/6/7 Morgan McIntosh (PSU) dec. over No. NR/18/NR Andrew Campolattno (RU), 8-2; Penn State leads, 25-6 197: Rob Fitzgerald (UMD) dec. over No. NR/18/NR Andrew Campolattano (RU), 6-4; Rutgers leads, 24-8 285: No. NR/8/NR Jon Gingrich (PSU) dec. over No. 13/13/14 Billy Smith (RU), 5-3 (SV); Penn State wins, 28-6 285: No. 10/11/NR Spencer Myers (UMD) dec. over No. 13/13/14 Billy Smith (RU), 5-3 (SV2); Rutgers wins, 24-11

DUAL NO. 15 DUAL NO. 16 NO. 13 NEBRASKA 26, NO. 21 RUTGERS 9 TM NO. 22 RUTGERS 20, NAVY 15

Jan. 25, 2015 • Lincoln, Neb. • Devaney Center • Dual started at 125 pounds Jan. 31, 2015 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym • Dual started at 125 pounds 125: No. 11/12/10 Tim Lambert (NEB) major dec. over Sean McCabe (RU), 12-1; Nebraska leads, 4-0 125: Cameron Timok (NAVY) dec. over Sean McCabe (RU), 6-4; Navy leads, 3-0 133: Eric Montoya (NEB) dec. over No. 20/17/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU), 7-4; Nebraska leads, 7-0 133: No. NR/19/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU) dec. over Colton Rasche (NAVY), 7-4; Match tied, 3-3 141: No. 10/6/12 Anthony Abidin (NEB) dec. over No. 5/7/8 Anthony Ashnault (RU), 5-2; Nebraska leads, 10-0 141: No. 9/7/12 Anthony Ashnault (RU) major dec. over Patrick Prada (NAVY), 11-2; Rutgers leads, 7-3 149: No. 17/16/17 Ken Theobold (RU) wins by fall over Justin Arthur (NEB), 1:27; Nebraska leads, 10-6 149: No. 17/17/17 Ken Theobold (RU) dec. over Cory Wilding (NAVY), 6-1; Rutgers leads, 10-3 157: No. 3/3/4 James Green (NEB) dec. over No. 20/19/18 Anthony Perrotti (RU), 11-4; Nebraska leads, 13-6 157: No. 17/20/17 Anthony Perrotti (RU) major dec. over Drew Daniels (NAVY), 11-1; Rutgers leads, 14-3 165: Austin Wilson (NEB) dec. over Nick Visicaro (RU), 3-1; Nebraska leads, 16-6 165: No. 16/15/11 Peyton Walsh (NAVY) dec. over Nick Visicaro (RU), 4-2; Rutgers leads, 14-6 174: No. 1/1/1 Robert Kokesh (NEB) dec. over No. 19/14/18 Phil Bakuckas (RU), 7-1; Nebraska leads, 19-6 174: Jadaen Bernstein (NAVY) dec. over No. 19/17/18 Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 6-4 (SV); Rutgers leads, 14-9 184: No. 18/NR/17 TJ Dudley (NEB) dec. over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 9-4; Nebraska leads, 22-6 184: Mike Woulfe (NAVY) wins by fall over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 3:22; Navy leads, 15-14 197: Aaron Studebaker (NEB) major dec. over over Ralph Normandia (RU), 14-1; Nebraska leads, 26-6 197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Steban Cervantes (NAVY), 4-3; Rutgers leads, 17-15 285: No. 14/18/NR Billy Smith (RU) dec. over No. 17/NR/19 Collin Jensen (NEB), 5-3 (SV); Nebraska wins, 26-9 285: No. 14/18/20 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Colynn Cook (NAVY), 8-1; Rutgers wins, 20-15

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 9 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS

DUAL NO. 17 DUAL NO. 18 NO. 4 OHIO STATE 23, NO. 22 RUTGERS 17 NO. 18 WISCONSIN 19, NO. 21 RUTGERS 18 (CRITERIA 3.15.3)

Feb. 1, 2015 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym • Dual started at 125 pounds Feb. 6, 2015 • Madison, Wisc. • UW Field House • Dual started at 197 pounds 125: No. 7/6/7 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) tech fall over Josh Patrick (RU), 23-8; OSU leads, 5-0 197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over No. 9/10/10 Timmy McCall (UW), 6-5; Rutgers leads, 3-0 133: No. NR/19/20 NR Scott DelVecchio (RU) dec. over No. 7/8/9 Johnni DiJulius (OSU), 7-1; OSU leads, 5-3 285: No. 3/2/2 Connor Medbery (UW) dec. over No. 14/18/20/11 Billy Smith (RU), 4-1; Match tied, 3-3 141: No. 9/7/12 Anthony Ashnault (RU) tech fall over Sal Marandino (OSU), 20-4; Rutgers leads, 8-5 125: Sean McCabe (RU) dec. over Johnny Jimenez (UW), 2-1; Rutgers leads, 6-3 149: No. 17/17/17 Ken Theobold (RU) dec. over Randall Languis (OSU), 3-0; Rutgers leads, 11-5 133: No. 9/7/7 Ryan Taylor (UW) major dec. over No. 18/16/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU), 17-3; Wisconsin leads, 7-6 157: No. 17/20/17 Anthony Perrotti (RU) dec. over No. 9/8/9 Josh Demas (OSU), 8-5; Rutgers leads, 14-5 141: No. 9/7/12 Anthony Ashnault (RU) major dec. over Jesse Thielke (UW), 11-2; Rutgers leads, 10-7 165: No. 5/4/5 Bo Jordan (OSU) tech fall over Nick Visicaro (RU), 16-0; Rutgers leads, 14-10 149: No. 17/16/17 Ken Theobold (RU) major dec. over Rylan Lubeck (UW), 8-0; Rutgers leads, 14-7 174: No. 13/10/17 Mark Martin (OSU) dec. over No. 19/17/18Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 8-2; Rutgers leads, 14-13 157: No. 16/16/14 Anthony Perrotti (RU) major dec. over Jarod Donor (UW), 12-4; Rutgers leads, 18-7 184: No. 12/12/NR Kenny Courts (OSU) tech fall over Taylor Jackson (RU), 16-1; OSU leads, 18-14 165: No. 3/3/3 Isaac Jordan (UW) tech fall over Nick Visicaro (RU), 19-4; Rutgers leads, 18-12 197: No. 4/4/5 Kyle Snyder (OSU) tech fall over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 24-8; OSU leads, 23-14 174: No. NR/NR/NR Frank Cousins (UW) dec. over No. NR/16/NR Phil Bakuckas (RU), 3-2; Rutgers leads, 18-15 285: No. 14/18/20 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Ray Gordon (OSU), 5-2; OSU wins, 23-17 184: No. NR/19/14 Ricky Robertson (UW) dec. over Anthony Pafumi (RU), 9-3; Match tied, 18-18 Tiebreaker: Wisconsin wins by criterion 3.15.3 (64-52), 19-18

DUAL NO. 19 DUAL NO. 20 NO. 21 RUTGERS 22, NO. 25 NORTHWESTERN 19 RUTGERS VS. PRINCETON

Feb. 8, 2015 • Evanston, Ill. • Welsh-Ryan Arena • Dual started at 157 pounds Feb. 14, 2015 • New Brunswick, N.J. • College Ave. Gym 157: No. 16/16/14 Anthony Perrotti (RU) wins by forfeit; Rutgers leads, 6-0 165: No. 8/8/7 Pierce Harger (NU) dec. over Nick Visicaro (RU), 4-0; Rutgers leads, 6-3 174: No. NR/16/NR Phillip Bakuckas (RU) wins by forfeit; Rutgers leads, 12-3 184: Anthony Pafumi (RU) dec. over Mitch Sliga (NU), 6-2; Rutgers leads, 15-3 197: No. 16/12/11 Alex Polizzi (NU) wins by fall over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 5:33; Rutgers leads, 15-9 285: No. 4/3/3 Mike McMullan (NU) dec. over No. 14/18/20 Billy Smith (RU), 8-2; Rutgers leads, 15-12 125: Garrison White (NU) dec. over Sean McCabe (RU), 7-5; Match tied, 15-15 133: No. 18/16/NR Scott DelVecchio (RU) major dec. over Dominick Malone (NU), 10-1; Rutgers leads, 19-15 141: No. 9/7/12 Anthony Ashnault (RU) dec. over Jameson Oster (NU), 4-2; Rutgers leads, 22-15 149: No. 3/3/4 Jason Tsirtsis (NU) major dec. over No. 17/16/17 Ken Theobold (RU), 12-2; Rutgers wins, 22-19

DUAL NO. 21 RUTGERS AT DREXEL

Feb. 19, 2015 • Philadelphia,Pa. • Daskalakis Athletic Center

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 10 DUAL-BY-DUAL STARTERS Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Centenary Patrick Ramos Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Gravina Bakuckas Pafumi Normandia Smith Nov. 2 (W-TF, 16-1) (W-F, 2:47) (W-F, 2:44) (W-F, 2:28) (W-TF, 16-0) (W-F, 2:03) (W-F, 2:28) (L-D, 6-4) (W-D, 9-4) (W-Forf.) W, 49-3

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Del Valley McCabe Ramos Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Gravina Bakuckas Pafumi Normandia Smith Nov. 2 (W-MD, 14-2) (L-F, 3:46) (W-F, 2:39) (W-D, 5-4) (W-F, 2:46) (W-TF, 16-1) (W-TF, 17-1) (W-D, 9-2) (W-D, 3-1 SV) (W-D, 5-0) W, 38-6

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Stevens Inst. McCabe Patrick Ashnault Hunt Perrotti Gravina Bakuckas Jackson Normandia Smith Nov. 2 (W-D, 4-2) (W-F, 4:41) (W-TF, 17-1) (W-MD, 10-1) (W-TF, 17-0) (W-MD, 11-1) (W-MD, 15-7) (W-D, 7-3) (W-D, 7-6) (W-MD, 14-1) W, 41-0

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Hofstra McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Orr Bakuckas Pafumi Hrymack Bernard Nov. 16 (W-D, 6-0) (W-D, 9-8) (W-D, 10-7) (L-D, 5-2) (W-D, 9-2) (W-F, 3:32) (W-F, 4:18) (W-TF, 16-1) (W-MD, 13-3) (L-D, 2-0) W, 33-6

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Oklahoma McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Orr Bakuckas Hrymack Pafumi Bernard Nov. 29 (W-D, 4-3) (L-D, 11-5) (W-TF, 15-0) (W-D,9-2) (L-D, 6-3) (L-D, 5-2) (W-D, 4-3) (W-F, 5:30) (L-D, 3-2) (L-F, 0:12) W, 20-18

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. WVU McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Orr Bakuckas Pafumi Hrymack Bernard Nov. 29 (L-D, 9-3) (W-D, 7-4) (W-D, 7-2) (W-D, 6-2) (W-D, 8-4) (W-D, 5-3) (W-MD, 8-0) (L-F, 6:06) (L-MD, 12-4) (L-D, 1-0) W, 19-16

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Buffalo Patrick DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Orr Bakuckas Hrymack Normandia Bernard Nov. 29 (L-D, 3-1) (W-F, 5:57) (W-MD, 12-3) (W-MD, 16-3) (W-D, 6-1) (L-D, 7-5) (W-MD, 15-6) (W-D, 7-5) (L-D, 7-4) (W-D, 2-1) W, 27-9

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Army McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Gravina Bakuckas Hrymack Normandia Smith Dec. 21 (W-D, 8-1) (W-Forf.) (W-D, 11-5) (W-D, 3-1) (L-D, 3-2) (W-D, 6-5) (L-D, 4-2) (L-D, 3-1) (L-MD, 11-3) (W-F, 3:00) W, 24-13

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Davidson McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Orr Bakuckas Pafumi Normandia Smith Dec. 21 (W-Forf.) (W-MD, 11-2) (W-F, 1:41) (W-F, 3:28) (W-F, 1:03) (W-MD, 14-5) (W-TF, 17-1) (W-D, 6-5) (L-D, 4-3) (W-F, 1:41) W, 46-3

Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. No. 1 Iowa McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Gravina Bakuckas Hrymack Campolattano Smith Jan. 2 (L-TF, 25-10) (W-D, 10-3) (W-D, 3-1) (L-MD, 18-5) (L-D, 4-0) (L-MD, 16-4) (L-D, 5-0) (L-F, 3:52) (W-D, 8-5) (L-D, 6-2) L, 27-9

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 11 DUAL-BY-DUAL STARTERS Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT at No. 13 Illinois McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Gravina Bakuckas Pafumi Campolattano Smith Jan. 9 (W-D, 5-4) (L-D, 11-8) (L-D, 2-0) (W-D, 5-2) (L-MD, 19-6) (L-MD, 10-2) (L-D, 8-2) (L-MD, 12-4) (L-D, 2-0) (W-D, 2-1 TB2) L, 24-9 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. No. 2 Minnesota McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Painton Gravina Bakuckas Hrymack Campolattano Smith Jan. 11 (W-D, 5-3) (W-D, 8-3) (W-D, 12-5) (W-D, 7-6) (L-F, 4:30) (L-D, 4-0) (L-D, 5-1) (L-MD, 19-9) (L-MD, 11-2) (L-D, 6-5) L, 23-12 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. No. 5 Penn State McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Painton Visicaro Bakuckas Pafumi Campolattano Smith Jan. 16 (L-MD, 10-2) (L-MD, 12-2) (W-D, 6-4) (W-D, 5-2) (L-MD, 11-3) (L-MD, 13-4) (L-D, 7-1) (L-D, 10-4) (L-D, 8-2) (L-D, 5-3 SV) L, 28-6 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT at Maryland McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Painton Visicaro Bakuckas Pafumi Campolattano Smith Jan. 18 (W-D, 3-1) (W-D, 10-4) (W-D, 3-1) (W-TF, 15-0) (L-TF, 16-1) (W-D, 4-1) (W-D,4-3) (W-MD, 11-2) (L-D, 6-4) (L-D, 5-3 SV2) W, 24-11 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT at No. 13 Nebraska McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Visicaro Bakuckas Pafumi Normandia Smith Jan. 25 (L-MD, 12-1) (L-D, 7-4) (L-D, 5-3) (W-F, 1:27) (L-D, 11-4) (L-D, 3-1) (L-D,7-1) (L-D, 9-4) (L-MD, 14-1) (W-D, 5-3 SV) L, 26-9 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Navy McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Visicaro Bakuckas Pafumi Hrymack Smith Jan. 31 TM (L-D, 6-4) (W-D, 7-4) (W-MD, 11-2) (W-D, 6-1) (W-MD, 11-1) (L-D, 4-2) (L-D,6-4 SV) (L-F, 3:22) (W-D, 4-3) (W-D, 8-1) W, 20-15 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. No. 4 OSU Patrick DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Visicaro Bakuckas Jackson Hrymack Smith Feb. 1 (L-TF, 23-8) (W-D, 7-1) (W-TF, 20-4) (W-D, 3-0) (W-D, 8-5) (L-TF, 16-0) (L-D,8-2) (L-TF, 16-1) (L-TF, 24-8) (W-D, 5-2) L, 23-17 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT at No. 18 UW McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Visicaro Bakuckas Pafumi Hrymack Smith Feb. 6 (W-D, 2-1) (L-MD, 17-3) (W-MD, 11-2) (W-MD, 8-0) (W-MD, 12-4) (L-TF, 19-4) (L-D, 3-2) (L-D, 9-3) (W-D, 6-5) (L-D, 4-1) L, 19-18 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT at No. 25 NU McCabe DelVecchio Ashnault Theobold Perrotti Visicaro Bakuckas Pafumi Hrymack Smith Feb. 8 (L-D, 7-5) (W-MD, 10-1) (W-D, 4-2) (L-MD, 12-2) (W-Forf.) (L-D, 4-0) (W-Forf.) (W-D, 6-2) (L-F, 5:33) (L-D, 8-2) W, 22-19 Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT vs. Princeton Feb. 14 2 p.m. Dual 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT at Drexel Feb. 19 7 p.m.

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 12 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Scott Goodale Scott Goodale enters his eighth season as the Rutgers head wrestling coach. During his tenure, Goodale has brought the Scarlet Knights into the forefront of , leading the program to two top-25 and one top-10 finish since 2009. Under Goodale’s watch, RU has produced 36 NCAA Championship bids and 42 placewinners at the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Championships. The program has tallied an impressive 111-38-1 record during his first seven years “On the Banks.” Goodale had his first grappler breakthrough on the national scene in 2013-14, as 157-pounder Anthony Perrotti became the program’s first All-American wrestler since 2002 by placing eighth at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Oklahoma City. Perrotti made NCAA Championships history on his consolation run, recording the second-fastest win by fall all-time at the national tournament with a 10-second pin over Oregon State’s Roger Pena. After dropping his first match of the tournament, Perrotti rattled off four consecutive victories, including three in a row against top-15 opponents. In RU’s (11-5, 7-2) final season in the EIWA before joining the Big Ten Conference, the squad finished third with 91 points at the 2014 EIWA Championships in Philadelphia. Three Scarlet Knights received automatic bids to nationals, while an additional at-large selection gave Goodale at least four NCAA qualifiers in five of his seven seasons “On the Banks.” The 2012-13 campaign was a successful one for Goodale and Co., as the Scarlet Knights returned to the national spotlight by ending the year ranked No. 25 in the NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll courtesy of a 16-4 dual record. RU saw eight grapplers finish in the top eight in the EIWA Tournament and sent seven wrestlers to the NCAA Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa. The 2011-12 season was marked by the NCAA success of senior Billy Ashnault, who finished one win shy of All-America status at 141 pounds. In total, five Scarlet Knights represented RU at the NCAA Championships in St. Louis, Mo. Rutgers additionally played host to one of four regional sites of the 2012 NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals, continuing to boost the Scarlet Knight grapplers’ national prominence. In 2010-11, RU reached new heights as a program, finishing the year as a top 10 program, ranking ninth in the NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll after posting a school-record 21 victories against only two defeats. Rutgers continued its strong season at the 107th EIWA Championships where they placed third as a team, tying the best finish ever for the program. Additionally, the Scarlet Knights saw nine wrestlers place at the EIWA Championships, including Scott Winston who took home the 165-pound bracket crown to become the first RU wrestler to capture an EIWA championship since Tom Tanis in 2001. By virtue of the strong EIWA and regular season, RU qualifed a school-record tying eight individuals for the NCAA Championships. The Jackson, N.J., native took over the Rutgers program following an impressive seven-year stint as head coach at his alma mater, Jackson Memorial High School. In seven seasons, Goodale compiled an overall record of 155-16, leading his squad to the top ranking in the state in 2006 and 2007. The legendary Jersey high school wrestling coach was inducted into the South Jersey Wrestling Hall of Fame on Nov. 7, 2009.

Goodale was named the New Jersey State Coach of the Year three times, while also earning District 21 and Region VI Coach of the Year accolades three times during his tenure with the Jag- uars. Goodale coached four New Jersey State Champions and five New Jersey State runner-ups, along with 16 additional state placewinners. In total, he has coached a total of 41 District 21 Champions and 10 Region VI Champions. Goodale led his teams to two Group IV State Championships, as well as four Central Jersey Group IV Sectional titles. Prior to being named head coach at Jackson Memorial, Goodale served as a top assistant for the wrestling program, while also working as the offensive coordinator for the team. During his time with the Jaguars football squad, he was a part of three state championship teams. On a national level, he spent 12 years as the Junior and Cadet State Team Coach for national wrestling tournaments held in Fargo, N.D. Following the 2005-06 season, he served as the head coach for Team New Jersey at the Junior National Duals. Goodale wrestled for Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania, earning his bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education in 1995. He then went to New Jersey City University where he earned a certification in Special Education in 1997. As a collegiate wrestler, Goodale made three trips to the NCAA Championships, as well as placing second at the Eastern Wrestling League (EWL) Tournament twice in his career. During his time with the Bald Eagles, the team was ranked as high as ninth in the country. Goodale finished with 99 wins at Lock Haven. Goodale and his wife Lisa are the parents of Shelby and Zachary, and reside in Toms River.

GOODALE CAREER TOTALS Year School Record Pct. 2007-08 Rutgers 11-7 .611 2008-09 Rutgers 20-7 .741 2009-10 Rutgers 19-5-1 .780 2010-11 Rutgers 21-2 .913 2011-12 Rutgers 13-8 .619 2012-13 Rutgers 16-4 .800 2013-14 Rutgers 11-5 .688 2014-15 Rutgers 12-7 .632 RU: overall (123-45-1, .731) Big Ten (2-7, .222) EIWA (44-11, .800) TOTAL: Same

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 13 COACHING STAFF Associate Head Coach Donny Pritzlaff Entering its inaugural season in the Big Ten Conference, the Rutgers wrestling program made a big addition to its coaching staff, hiring longtime Big Ten coach and former grappler Donny Pritzlaff to its staff as associate head coach. A decorated collegiate and freestyle wrestler, Pritzlaff owns more than 10 years of collegiate coaching experience at the NCAA Division I level. The Lynd- hurst, New Jersey, native spent the last three seasons at the University of Michigan (2011-13) as an assistant wrestling coach after spending five years at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as the associate head wrestling coach. Pritzlaff mentored four Wolverine All-Americans in his time in Ann Arbor, Mich., working closely with Kellen Russell, who captured his second NCAA title and fourth Big Ten title to finish a stellar collegiate career in 2012. Russell became just the 11th four-time Big Ten Champion in league history. Two Wolverine grapplers reached the national podium in 2014, as Pritzlaff and the staff helped lead Michigan to a 17th-place finish at NCAAs in Oklahoma City. An experienced recruiter, Pritzlaff has done nothing short of drawing top talent, securing a top-10 recruiting class in 2012 ranked No. 5 by The Open Mat, No. 7 by InterMat and No. 8 by W.I.N. Magazine. Prior to arriving at Michigan, Pritzlaff served five seasons as an assistant coach at Wisconsin (2007-11), including the last two as associate head coach. He helped lead the Badgers to top-10 team finishes at the NCAA Championships in each of the last three seasons, including a fourth-place finish in 2010. In all, 36 Badgers qualified for the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in his tenure, a list that included 15 All-Americans, five Big Ten Champions and 19 Academic All-Big Ten mem- bers. Pritzlaff previously served as an assistant coach at (2004-06) and as a volunteer assistant at Wisconsin (2002-03). While at Hofstra, Pritzlaff worked with three-time All-American Jon Masa and two-time All-Americans Mike Patrovich and Chris Skretkowicz, helping guide the Pride to three-straight Colonial Athletic Association titles and an 11th-place NCAA finish in 2006. As a collegiate wrestler at Wisconsin (1998-2001), Pritzlaff compiled one of the most impressive careers in the program’s history. Pritzlaff was a two-time NCAA 165-pound champion (2000, 2001) and four-time NCAA All-American, placing fifth as a junior at 165 pounds in 1999 and sixth as a freshman at 150 pounds in 1998. He became the 12th NCAA champion in Badger program history with a 4-2 sudden-victory decision over Iowa State’s Joe Heskett in the championship final. The following season, he again used an overtime takedown to edge Heskett, 3-1, en route to his second-straight NCAA title, becoming Wisconsin’s fourth multiple champion and one of just three four-time All-Americans in program history. A 2001 NWCA All-Star selection, Pritzlaff claimed three-straight Big Ten Conference 165-pound titles (1999-2001). He posted a 135-15 career collegiate record, including a 43-1 mark as a se- nior, ranking fourth among Wisconsin’s all-time winningest wrestlers. His .894 career winning percentage ranks third in Badger program history. Pritzlaff was inducted into the University of Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010. A native of Lyndhurst, New Jersey, Pritzlaff graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. He and his wife, Robin, have two daughters, Adalena and Onaliese. THE PRITZLAFF FILE Born: Jan. 23, 1979 Hometown: Lyndhurst, New Jersey High School: Lyndhurst College: University of Wisconsin, 2002 Bachelor’s Degree: Sociology Family: Wife Robin; children Adalena and Onaliese Collegiate Coaching Experience: Rutgers University (Associate Head Coach), 2014-Present. University of Michigan (Assistant Coach), 2011-14. University of Wisconsin (Associate Head Men’s Coach), 2009-11. University of Wisconsin (Assistant Coach), 2006-09. Hofstra University (Assistant Coach), 2004-06. University of Wisconsin (Volunteer Assistant Men’s Coach), 2002- 03. Collegiate Wrestling Highlights • Two-time NCAA 165-pound champion (2000-01) • Four-time NCAA All-American (1998-2001) • Three-time Big Ten 165-pound champion (1999-2001) • Career Record: 135-15 Highlights • 1998 Junior World gold medalist (70kg/154 pounds) • Two-time Dave Schultz Memorial International champion (2002, ‘05) • 2006 Pan American Championships silver medalist (74kg/163 pounds) • 2007 World Cup bronze medalist (74kg/163 pounds) • 2006 World Championships bronze medalist (74kg/163 pounds)

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 14 COACHING STAFF Assistant Coach John Leonardis John Leonardis has been with Rutgers head coach Scott Goodale since his first day “On the Banks” and has played a vital role in the program’s rise to national prominence. Leonardis helped the Scarlet Knights to a 111-38-1 record during his first seven years at RU. Leonardis helped make an immediate impact on the recruiting trail as their first recruiting class was ranked nationally by W.I.N. Magazine (No. 3) and Intermat (No. 4). During Leonardis’ tenure, RU has produced 36 NCAA Championship bids and 42 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Championships placewinners. The program achieved its first All-American in 2014 since 2002 in 157-pounder Anthony Perrotti, and has notched two top-25 and one top-10 finish since 2009. Leonardis was a three year varsity wrestling letter winner at Lehigh before graduating in 1997. He was an EIWA Champion in 1996 in the 190-pound weight class. The Sea Girt, N.J., native played football and wrestled for Blair Academy in Blairstown, N.J. His senior year he was a captain for both wrestling and football, leading each program to a State Championship. During his wrestling career, Leonardis was a four-time National Prep place winner and champion and an Amateur Wrestling News All-American. On the coaching front, Leonardis has extensive experience. For six years (2000-06), he compiled a .720 winning percentage as the head coach at in Hightstown, N.J. Leonardis-coached teams placed in the top-five of the National Prep Championships five times. He coached 32 National Prep Place winners and four Junior National All-Americans. The seven-year assistant coach also worked as the New Jersey Wrestling Federation Coach from 1997-2007, receiving Coach of the Year honors three times from the Trenton Times.

Volunteer Assistant Coach Joe Pollard A strong presence in Rutgers’ wrestling room over the last four seasons, Joe Pollard begins his fifth year “On the Banks” in 2014-15. Pollard continues in the volunteer assistant coach role after serving as one of the Rutgers’ wrestling program’s assistant coaches in 2011-12. While at RU, he has assisted in all facets of the wrestling program, including training, conditioning and opponent scouting. In Pollard’s time with RU, the program has produced 36 NCAA Championship bids and 42 Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Champion- ships placewinners, RU set a school record in duals won (21) and tied Rutgers’ best total for NCAA qualifiers (eight) in 2011. Pollard joined the Scarlet Knights after spending seven seasons as an assistant coach at The College of New Jersey under legendary coach Dave Icen- hower. While at TCNJ, Pollard helped the Lions reach new heights as 18 wrestlers earned All-America honors under Pollard’s tutelage. For his successes at TCNJ, Pollard was named NCAA Division III National Assistant Coach of the Year in 2007. Prior to accepting the position at TCNJ, Pollard was a three-year varsity starter at . While at Rider, Pollard was a two-time Josh Hanson Award winner, given to the wrestler who demonstrates exceptional leadership, work ethic and academics. A placewinner at the Prep Nationals as a student at the Peddie School, Pollard was a New Jersey State qualifier. A two-time first-team All-County selection, he was also a three-time County Champion and earned Most Outstanding Wrestler honors at the Mercer County tournament. Pollard currently resides in Hamilton, N.J.

Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 15 2014-15 RUTGERS SCARLET KNIGHTS ALPHABETICAL Name Year Weight High School / Prev. School / Hometown Ashnault, Anthony R-Fr. 141 South Plainfield / South Plainfield, N.J. Bakuckas, Phillip R-So. 174 Hammonton / Hammonton, N.J. Bernard, Wesley Fr. 285 Indianapolis Cathedral / Indianapolis, Ind. Campolattano, Andrew** R-Jr. 197 Bound Brook / Ohio State/ Bound Brook, N.J. Corsaro, Vincent Fr. 149/157 Indianapolis Cathedral / Indianapolis, Ind. DelVecchio, Scott So. 133 South Plainfield / South Plainfield, N.J. Dippery, Tyson So. 141 Central Dauphin / Harrisburg, Pa. Giraldo, Anthony Fr. 133 North Bergen / Guttenberg, N.J. Gravina, Nicholas R-Fr. 165 Northern Highlands Regional / Allendale, N.J. Hrymack, Hayden Jr. 184 Christian Brothers Academy / Point Pleasant, N.J. Hunt, Tyler R-So. 149 South Plainfield / NC State / South Plainfield, N.J. Jackson, Taylor R-Fr. 184 The Villages / Lady Lake, Fla. Knapp, Lex R-So. 285 Lacey / Lacey Township, N.J. Lashell, Nicholas Fr. 285 Hanover Park / East Hanover, N.J. McCabe, Sean R-So. 125 Connetquot / Connetquot, N.Y. Messner, Anthony So. 184 Franklin / Somerset, N.J. Normandia, Ralph Fr. 197 Franklin / Somerset, N.J. Orr, Ethan R-Jr. 165 High Point / Labette Community College / Branchville, N.J. Ottaviano, Nicholas Fr. 125 Colts Neck / Marlboro, N.J. Pafumi, Anthony R-So. 174 St. Peter’s Prep / Westfield, N.J. Painton, Dylan R-Fr. 157 South Plainfield / South Plainfield, N.J. Patrick, Josh R-Fr. 125 Ligonier Valley / Rector, Pa. Perrotti, Anthony* R-Jr. 157 West Essex / Roseland, N.J. Ramos, Jalen R-So. 133 Central Regional / Bayville, N.J. Shaut, Lucky Fr. 174/184 Worthington Kilbourne / Columbus, Ohio Simmons, Mikey R-So. 165 Middletown / Middletown, Pa. Smith, Billy** R-Jr. 285 High Point / Wantage, N.J. Theobold, Ken* Jr. 149 Toms River South / Toms River, N.J. Underwood, Michael R-Fr. 149 Cary-Grove / Cary, Ill. Van Brill, John Fr. 149/157 Clearview / Mullica Hill, N.J. Visicaro, Nick* R-Sr. 165 Long Branch / Long Branch, N.J. WEIGHT Names Year Weight High School / Prev. School / Hometown McCabe, Sean R-So. 125 Connetquot / Connetquot, N.Y. Ottaviano, Nicholas Fr. 125 Colts Neck / Marlboro, N.J. Patrick, Josh R-Fr. 125 Ligonier Valley / Rector, Pa. DelVecchio, Scott So. 133 South Plainfield / South Plainfield, N.J. Giraldo, Anthony Fr. 133 North Bergen / Guttenberg, N.J. Ramos, Jalen R-So. 133 Central Regional / Bayville, N.J. Ashnault, Anthony R-Fr. 141 South Plainfield / South Plainfield, N.J. Dippery, Tyson So. 141 Central Dauphin / Harrisburg, Pa. Corsaro, Vincent Fr. 149/157 Indianapolis Cathedral / Indianapolis, Ind. Hunt, Tyler R-So. 149 South Plainfield / NC State / South Plainfield, N.J. Theobold, Ken* Jr. 149 Toms River South / Toms River, N.J. Underwood, Michael R-Fr. 149 Cary-Grove / Cary, Ill. Van Brill, John Fr. 149/157 Clearview / Mullica Hill, N.J. Painton, Dylan R-Fr. 157 South Plainfield / South Plainfield, N.J. Perrotti, Anthony* R-Jr. 157 West Essex / Roseland, N.J. Gravina, Nicholas R-Fr. 165 Northern Highlands Regional / Allendale, N.J. Orr, Ethan R-Jr. 165 High Point / Labette Community College / Branchville, N.J. Simmons, Mikey R-So. 165 Middletown / Middletown, Pa. Visicaro, Nick* R-Sr. 165 Long Branch / Long Branch, N.J. Bakuckas, Phillip R-So. 174 Hammonton / Hammonton, N.J. Pafumi, Anthony R-So. 174 St. Peter’s Prep / Westfield, N.J. Shaut, Lucky Fr. 174/184 Worthington Kilbourne / Columbus, Ohio Hrymack, Hayden Jr. 184 Christian Brothers Academy / Point Pleasant, N.J. Jackson, Taylor R-Fr. 184 The Villages / Lady Lake, Fla. Messner, Anthony So. 184 Franklin / Somerset, N.J. Campolattano, Andrew** R-Jr. 197 Bound Brook / Ohio State/ Bound Brook, N.J. Normandia, Ralph Fr. 197 Franklin / Somerset, N.J. Bernard, Wesley Fr. 285 Indianapolis Cathedral / Indianapolis, Ind. Knapp, Lex R-So. 285 Lacey / Lacey Township, N.J. Lashell, Nicholas Fr. 285 Hanover Park / East Hanover, N.J. Smith, Billy** R-Jr. 285 High Point / Wantage, N.J. Contact: Anthony Hernandez • [email protected] • Office: (732) 445-8119 • Cell: (609) 709-0013 16 PROJECTED STARTERS The McCabe File ...

Sean McCabe 2014-15 (As a redshirt sophomore): Went 4-4 in his first Big Ten dual season … posted a 2-0 B1G weekend with wins R-So. over Minnesota’s Jordan Bremer (Jan. 11) and Illinois’ Dominic Olivieri (Jan. 9) … the win over Olivieri was the first Big 125 Ronkonkoma, N.Y. Ten victory of his career … finished 2-0 at the Third Annual “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 21) … went 1-1 at the Journey- 125 Connetquot HS men/Asics Northeast Duals (Nov. 29) … captured the TCNJ Open title at 125 pounds, defeating teammate Josh Patrick by a 5-2 decision in the final (Nov. 22) … won by decision and major decision in a 2-0 day at the Rutgers Duals (Nov. 2). Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 35-20/ 16-11

2014-15 Season - 14-8 / 10-6 2013-14 (As a redshirt freshman): Completed the season with a 21-12 overall record and a 6-5 record in dual competi- Conor Kirkegard (Delaware Valley) W-MD, 14-2 Rob Murray (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-D, 4-2 tion … went 1-2 during the 2014 EIWA Championships, defeating Brown’s Vincent Moita, 5-4, during the tournament Travis Passaro (Hofstra) W-D, 6-0 … registered a win by fall against Drexel’s Tanner Shoap (Feb. 21) … finished in third place at the 81st Annual Wilkes TCNJ Open (First Place) Brandon Hyman (Middlesex CC) W-F, 5:53 University Open ... dropped first-career bout to Hofstra’s Jamel Hudson ... picked up his first-career dual win at the James Goldschmidt (TCNJ) W-MD, 17-5 “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 1), winning by major decision over George Mason’s William Prochniewski. Josh Patrick (Rutgers) W-D, 5-2 Sean Williams (Oklahoma) W-D, 4-3 No. 19 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L-D, 9-3 2012-13: Redshirt season … finished the year 12-13 … took fifth place at the National Collegiate Open, posting five Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational wins in the tournament … picked up three wins at the Franklin & Marshall Open … also competed in the Wilkes Open, No. 2 Nashon Garrett (Cornell) L-MD, 15-2 Gabe Balderas (San Francisco St.) W-Med. Forf. Nittany Lion Open, East Stroudsburg Open and Hokie Open. No. 20 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L-D, 4-1 Sean Badua (Army) W-D, 8-1 (Davidson) W-Forf. Prior to Rutgers: New York state champion, winning the DI title to finish 37-2 as a senior at 120 pounds … national No. 4 Thomas Gilman (Iowa) L-TF, 25-10 120-pound runner-up at the 2012 NHSCA Senior Tournament … compiled a career record of 175-13 … three-time League Dominic Olivieri (Illinois) W-D, 5-4 Jordan Bremer (Minnesota) W-D, 5-3 II Champion … recorded a third-place finish at the 2011 New York DI State Championships … captured 2011 Suffolk No. 8 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) L-MD, 10-2 County Championship crown at 112 pounds, earning recognition as the tournament’s most outstanding wrestler … Josh Polacek (Maryland) W-D, 3-1 ranked No. 192 in D1CollegeWrestling.net’s Top 200 Seniors listing … coached by Bill Santoro. No. 11 Tim Lambert (Nebraska) L-MD, 12-1 Cameron Timok (Navy) L-D, 6-4 Johnny Jimenez (Wisconsin) W-D, 2-1 Personal: Son of Kevin … intends to major in labor and employment relations … born on Aug. 2, 1994. Garrison White (Northwestern) L-D, 7-5

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Scott DelVecchio 2014-15 (As a sophomore): Ended the Big Ten dual season with a 5-4 record … captured his first top-10 win of the year So. against Ohio State’s No. 7 Johnni DiJulius by a 7-1 score (Feb. 1) … debuted in the Intermat and FloWrestling rankings at No. 125 South Plainfield, N.J. 20 and 17, respectively, following a 10-4 upset decision against then-No. 14 Geoffrey Alexander (Jan. 18) … beat Iowa’s Phillip 133 South Plainfield HS Laux, 10-3, in dual action to give Rutgers its first Big Ten Conference bout victory in program history (Jan. 2) … posted a 2-0 mark at the Third Annual “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 21) … went 3-2 at the 33rd Annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 35-14 / 15-8 to finish one match shy of placing (Dec. 7) … recorded a 2-1 mark at the Journeymen/Asics Northeast Duals (Nov. 29) … came 2014-15 Season - 17-7 / 11-5 back from being down 6-3 against Hofstra’s Maverick Passaro to cap a 9-8 win (Nov. 16) … opened the season with a Clarion Clarion Open (First Place) - Unatt. *Nolan Whitely (Unatt.)* W-MD, 12-4 Open title at 133 pounds (Nov. 2) … went 4-0 at the tournament with two major decisions and a 6-4 win over Jade Rauser Rodney Sunday (Seton Hall) W-MD, 13-2 (Utah Valley) in the finals. Chase Zemenak (Bloomsburg) W-D, 5-2 Jade Rauser (Utah Valley) W-D, 6-4 Maverick Passaro (Hofstra) W-D, 9-8 2013-14 (As a freshman): Finished rookie season with a 20-7 record, including a 4-3 mark in dual action … captured first No. 3 Cody Brewer (Oklahoma) L-D, 11-5 place at the National Collegiate Open, defeating Tyler Keselring of Central Michigan, 6-4, to take top honors (March 2) … Corey Stainbrook (West Virginia) W-D, 7-4 Sean Peacock (Buffalo) W-F, 5:57 placed third at the 11th Annual “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial Classic, going 5-1 on the day ... posted a combined 2-1 record at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational the Asics/Journeymen Northeast Duals (Nov. 30) and “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 1), picking up an 11-8 win over Michigan Cordero Coronado (Arizona State) W-D, 6-2 Daniel DeShazer (Neb-Kearney) L-D, 13-7 State’s Hermilo Esquivel in RU’s 20-18 victory over the Spartans (Nov. 30) ... earned the first dual win of his career by major Michael Espinoza (Northern Colorado) W-D, 9-3 decision against Clarion’s Johnathan Mele (Nov. 22) ... finished third at the 2013 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open at 125 Zachary Shank (Western State Colorado) W-MD, 11-2 pounds, losing his first bout before winning seven straight in wrestle backs (Nov. 10) ... fell to Hofstra’s Jamie Franco, 5-1, in No. 18 Kevin Norstrem (Virginia Tech) L-D, 6-2 Christian Doyle (Army) W-Forf. his first career collegiate dual bout (Nov. 3). Anthony Elias (Davidson) W-MD, 11-2 Phillip Laux (Iowa) W-D, 10-3 No. 6 Zane Richards (Illinois) L-D, 11-8 Prior to Rutgers: Compiled a 160-10 career record as a four-year letterwinner at South Plainfield Jordan Kingsley (Minnesota) W-D, 8-3 … two-time state champion at 132 pounds … went 44-0 during his senior season … ranked the No. 7 133-pounder by Intermat No. 7 Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) L-MD, 12-2 No. 14 Geoffrey Alexander (Maryland) W-D, 10-4 ... qualified for the state tournament in 2010 and 2011 … teammate at South Plainfield with fellow classmates Anthony Eric Montoya (Nebraska) L-D, 7-4 Ashnault, Dylan Painton and Tyler Hunt. Colton Rasche (Navy) W-D, 7-4 No. 7 Johnni DiJulius (Ohio State) W-D, 7-1 No. 9 Ryan Taylor (Wisconsin) L-MD, 17-3 Personal: Son of Cheryl and Scott … has three brothers, Jake, Zack and Tyler, and one sister, Caitlyn … undecided on major … Dominick Malone (Northwestern) W-MD, 10-1 born on Sept. 22, 1994.

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Anthony Ashnault 2014-15 (As a redshirt freshman): Wrapped up his first B1G dual season tied with a team-best 7-2 record by winning a 4-2 de- R-Fr. cision over Northwestern’s Jameson Oster (Feb. 8) … converted a takedown on the edge with two seconds left to beat No. 6 125 South Plainfield, N.J. Josh Dziewa of Iowa, 3-1, in the team’s B1G opener at the RAC (Jan. 2) … went 2-0 at the Third Annual “Grapple at the Garden” 141 South Plainfield HS (Dec. 23) … placed fourth at the 33rd Annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, going 4-2 (Dec. 7) … went 3-0 at the Journey- men/Asics Northeast Duals, earning a 15-0 tech fall over Trae Blackwell to help RU to a 20-18 upset over No. 19 Oklahoma Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 21-4/ 17-2 (Nov. 29) … orchestrated a thrilling comeback against Hofstra’s No. 18 (Intermat) Jamel Hudson, using a takedown and near 2014-15 Season - 21-4 / 17-2 fall in the final minute to win, 10-7 (Nov. 16) … went 3-0 at the Rutgers Duals with two falls and a tech fall in his collegiate Adam Swift (Centenary) W-F, 2:44 Dave Davidson (Delaware Valley) W-F, 2:39 debut (Nov. 2) … enters first season in the RU lineup … ranked No. 19 by Intermat in the preseason … competed for the USA Aaron Wolfang (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-TF, 17-1 University World Team in Pécs, Hungary in July, becoming the first Scarlet Knight ever to do so … won the Asics University No. 18 Jamel Hudson (Hofstra) W-D, 10-7 Freestyle National Championship at 65 KG in May, sweeping 2012 All-American Michael Mangrum in a two-of-three final … Trae Blackwell (Oklahoma) W-TF, 15-0 Michael Morales (West Virginia) W-D, 7-2 also defeated 2014 NCAA National Champion at 149 pounds, Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern), en route to the championship. Jason Estevez (Buffalo) W-MD, 12-3 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Fourth Place) Corbin Bennetts (Western State Colorado) W-D, 3-1 2013-14 (As a freshman): Redshirt season … went 15-3 wrestling unattached at 141 pounds … finished in first place at the Collin Boylan (Bucknell) W-TF, 15-0 National Collegiate Open, going 5-0 to claim top honors (March 2) … went 3-2 at the Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (Nov. 10) No. 9 Joe Spisak (Virginia) W-D, 9-7 No. 1 Logan Stieber (Ohio State) L-MD, 9-1 ... finished in third place with a 7-1 clip at the Clarion Open (Nov. 3). Geo Martinez (Boise State) W-D, 10-8 No. 4 Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) L-D, 6-3 Prior to Rutgers: The first-ever four-time and undefeated N.J. State Champion … won the state crown at 103, 112, 126 and 138 Logan Everett (Army) W-D, 11-5 James McCord (Davidson) W-F, 1:41 pounds in a 170-0 career at South Plainfield … two-time Super 32 National Champion (112 and 126 pounds) … teammate at No. 6 Josh Dziewa (Iowa) W-D, 3-1 South Plainfield with fellow classmates Scott DelVecchio, Dylan Painton and Tyler Hunt. No. 19 Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) L-D, 2-0 Conrad Rangell (Minnesota) W-D, 12-5 Kade Moss (Penn State) W-D, 6-4 Personal: Son of Bill and Sue … has two siblings, Billy and Carly … Billy is the Rutgers wrestling team’s director of operations Shyheim Brown (Maryland) W-D, 3-1 No. 10 Anthony Abidin (Nebraska) L-D, 5-2 and was a two-time NCAA qualifier for the Scarlet Knights … his sister, Carly, is a manager on the team … an undeclared Patrick Prada (Navy) W-MD, 11-2 major … born on June 25, 1995. Sal Marandino (Ohio State) W-TF, 20-4 Jesse Thielke (Wisconsin) W-MD, 11-2 Jameson Oster (Northwestern) W-D, 4-2

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Ken Theobold 2014-15 (As a junior): Tied for a team-best 7-2 Big Ten dual record … had an eight-match snapped against Jr. Northwestern’s No. 3 Jason Tsirtsis, the 2014 NCAA 149-pound national champion (Feb. 8) … earned his 20th victory of the Toms River, N.J. season against Ohio State’s Randall Languis (Feb. 1) … climbed to a career-best No. 17 ranking by Intermat after upsetting 149 Toms River HS South then-No. 17 Zack Beitz (Penn State) on Jan. 16 … swept a B1G weekend with decisions against Minnesota’s Jake Short (Jan. Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 59-32/ 30-16 11) and Illinois’ Kyle Langenderfer (Jan. 9) … trailed Short, 6-2, in the first period before coming back for the win in the third … the win over Langenderfer was the first conference dual victory of his career … notched a 2-0 day at the Third Annual 2014-15 Season - 21-5 / 15-3 Allan Jordan (Centenary) W-F, 2:28 “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 21) … recorded a 3-0 mark at the Journeymen/Asics Northeast Duals (Nov. 29) … went 4-0 at the Vinny Fava (Delaware Valley) W-D, 5-4 TCNJ Open en route to his first open tournament championship (Nov. 22) … notched a 2-0 day at the Rutgers Duals with a 5-4 No. 17 Cody Ruggirello (Hofstra) L-D, 5-2 TCNJ Open (First Place) decision against Vinny Fava (Delaware Valley) and a fall over Allan Jordan (Centenary) in 2:28 (Nov. 2). Derrick Evanovich (Maryland) W-D, 8-1 Brendon Colbert (Bloomsburg) W-D, 8-1 2013-14 (As a sophomore): Finished season 22-14, including a 9-6 mark in dual action … went 0-2 in his first trip to the NCAA Frank Goodwin (Maryland) W-D, 7-0 Tyler Hunt (Rutgers) W-D, 3-0 Wrestling Championships … recorded two falls and a 4-1 overall record to finish third at the 2014 EIWA Championships ... Shayne Tucker (Oklahoma) W-D, 9-2 secured his first NCAA Championships appearance in the process ... pinned No. 13/10/11 Mitch Minotti of Lehigh to tie the James Dekrone (West Virginia) W-D, 6-2 Justin Cooksey (Buffalo) W-MD, 16-3 match, 6-6, vs. No. 23/22 Lehigh (Feb. 8) ... notched his fifth win by fall of the year (0:36) against Harvard’s Nicholas Stager Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Jan. 5) ... went 4-1 at the 81st Wilkes University Open, taking second place ... posted a combined 3-1 record at the Asics/ Rodney Shepard (NC State) W-D, 6-4 Gerald McGinty (Air Force) W-MD, 10-0 Journeymen Northeast Duals (Nov. 30) and the “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 1), with all three wins coming by fall ... recorded Gabe Moreno (Iowa State) L-D, 13-8 (SV) a 4-2 clip at the 2013 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (Nov. 10). Justin Arthur (Nebraska) L-D, 8-1 Andrew Mendel (Army) W-D, 3-1 Kevin Birmingham (Davidson) W-F, 3:28 2012-13 (As a freshman): Saw extended action at 149 pounds, compiling a 16-13 overall record and a 6-7 mark in dual No. 10 Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) L-MD, 18-5 competitions … posted five bonus-point victories … defeated two NCAA qualifiers in back-to-back appearances … first pinned Kyle Langenderfer (Illinois) W-D, 5-2 Jake Short (Minnesota) W-D, 7-6 Alex Hudson of Chattanooga in 2:51 on Dec. 16 before earning a 4-0 decision over Iowa State’s Max Mayfield on Jan. 11 … took No. 17 Zack Beitz (Penn State) W-D, 5-2 fourth place at the East Stroudsburg Open. Shane Arechiga (Maryland) W-TF, 15-0 Justin Arthur (Nebraska) W-F, 1:27 Cory Wilding (Navy) W-D, 6-1 Prior to Rutgers: Two-time NJSIAA place-winner … was the state runner-up at 145 pounds, finishing the season with a stellar Randall Languis (Ohio State) W-D, 3-0 40-2 record as a senior … placed seventh at 125 pounds at the 2011 state tournament for Manchester … coached by Ron Rylan Lubeck (Wisconsin) W-MD, 8-0 No. 3 Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern) L-MD, 12-2 Laycock at Toms River South and Tom Scheffler at Manchester.

Personal: Son of Jennifer Colangelo and Kenneth Theobold … has four siblings: Matt, Nick, Alexis and Victoria … intends to major in psychology and labor studies … born on June 7, 1993.

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Anthony Perrotti 2014-15 (As a redshirt junior): Went 3-3 in his first Big Ten dual season … upset Ohio State’s No. 9 Josh Demas, 8-5, for his R-Jr. first top-10 win of the year (Feb. 1) … finished third at the 33rd Annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, defeating No. 20 Roseland, N.J. Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) by a 3-1 decision in the consolation final … went 2-1 at the Journeymen/Asics Northeast Duals … 157 West Essex HS recorded a dominant performance to begin the season at the Rutgers Duals, going 3-0 with a fall and two tech falls … ranked

Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 56-35/ 21-17 No. 6 by Intermat and The Open Mat and No.7 by W.I.N. Magazine in the preseason … placed sixth at the 2014 Asics University National Freestyle Championships at 74 KG. 2014 - 15 Season - 16-6 / 11-5 Cole Cameron (Centenary) W-TF, 16-0 Nick Menkin (Delaware Valley) W-F, 2:46 2013-14 (As a redshirt sophomore): Became the first grappler to earn All-American status for Rutgers since 2002 after finish- William Mason (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-TF, 17-0 ing eighth at the 2014 NCAA Championships, going 4-3 during the tournament to reach the podium … finished the season 22- Jahlani Callender (Hofstra) W-D, 9-2 No. 13 Justin DeAngelis (Oklahoma) L-D, 6-3 15, including a 7-7 mark in dual action … was one of just three wrestlers at the NCAA’s to lose first match and bounce back to Roman Perryman (West Virginia) W-D, 8-4 become an All-American … defeated three ranked opponents in a row after his first loss in the championships, including a pin Wally Maziarz (Buffalo) W-D, 6-1 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Third Place) against No. 9/9/9 (The Open Mat, Intermat, W.I.N) Roger Pena (Oregon State) … Perrotti’s 10 second pin of Pena was the sec- David Wesley (VA Tech) W-MD, 11-0 ond fastest time in NCAA Championships history by collegiate rules … also defeated ranked foes No. 14/NR/17 Zach Brunson Tim Wheeling (WVU) W-MD, 10-1 (Illinois) and No. 8/8/7 Nestor Taffur () at the championships … narrowly edged by No. 2-seeded Derek St. Alex Elder (Oregon State) W-MD, 13-5 No. 2 James Green (Nebraska) L-D, 11-6 John (Iowa), 6-5, in the consolation quarterfinal match … won four-straight matches after falling into wrestle backs at the Steven Hernandez (Boise State) W-Med. Forf. 2014 EIWA Championships to finish third and secure his first NCAA Championships bid ... upset No. 2-seeded Brian Realbuto No. 20 Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) W-D, 3-1 No. 20 Russell Parsons (Army) L-D, 3-2 (Cornell) in the third-place bout, scoring a reversal and near fall as time expired for an 11-7 win ... was narrowly edged by Alex Palinsky (Davidson) W-F, 1:03 then-No. 10/11/10 (AWN, Intermat, W.I.N.) Nestor Taffur of Boston University, 6-5 (Nov. 17) ... went 4-2 at the 2013 Jonathan Mike Kelley (Iowa) L-D, 4-0 No. 4 Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) L-MD, 19-6 Kaloust Bearcat Open, winning his first two bouts by fall and posting three pins overall (Nov. 10)... earned his first win since No. 3 James Green (Nebraska) L-D, 11-4 the 2011-12 season by defeating Hofstra’s Nick Terdick, 6-4, in RU’s season-opening win (Nov. 3). Drew Daniels (Navy) W-MD, 11-1 No. 9 Josh Demas (Ohio State) W-D, 8-5 Jarod Donor (Wisconsin) W-MD, 12-4 2012-13 (As a sophomore): Redshirt season … put together a 13-7 record wrestling unattached … took third place at the (Northwestern) W-Forf. “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial Tournament, going 4-1 … finished in second place at the Wilkes Open, going 3-1 with two pins … wrestled at the National Collegiate Open, Nittany Lion Open and Hokie Open.

2011-12 (As a freshman): Provided spark in the lineup while backing up the 141-pound, 149-pound and 157-pound weight classes for Rutgers … compiled an 18-14 overall record between the three weight divisions … represented RU at 157 pounds at the EIWA Championships from March 3-4 at Princeton, going 1-2 with a 3:41 pin of Franklin & Marshall’s Eric Norgard … went 1-1 in dual action at 157 pounds to close the season, notching a 8-6 decision of Drexel’s Austin Sommer on Feb. 16 … scored RU’s fastest pin of the dual season with a 13-second stick of Navy 149-pounder Peyton Walsh on Jan. 22 … posted a 1-1 mark at 149 pounds at the Virginia Duals from Jan. 13-14, decisioning Garrett Scivrani of Campbell by a score of 6-2 … competed in the Knight Point (Clarion Open), Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational, Nittany Lion Open and Wilkes Open … placed fourth and third, respectively, at the Brockport and Wilkes tournaments.

Prior to Rutgers: Won 2011 New Jersey state championship at 130 pounds for West Essex … became just the second wrestler in West Essex history to win a state title … recorded a career mark of 115-9 … also won back-to-back county, district and regional championships as a junior and senior … placed sixth at the 2010 “Super 32” … was named Essex County Wrestler of the Year.

Personal: Born on July 6, 1993 … son of Jean and Frank Perrotti … has an older brother, Frank … plans to major in accounting.

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Nick Visicaro 2014-15 (As a redshirt senior): Won his first dual match, also his first-career Big Ten dual match, on Jan. 18 against Mary- R-Sr. land’s Tyler Manion, 4-1 … the dual win was his first since defeating Drexel’s Jason Fugiel on Feb. 21, 2014 … finished eighth 165 Long Branch, N.J. at the Nittany Lion Open in his first action of the season (Dec. 7). Long Branch

Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 52-41 / 27-21 2013-14: Finished 16-15, including a 7-9 mark in dual action … went 3-2 at the 2014 EIWA Championships, finishing seventh in his weight class … registered a win by fall against Johnny Vrasidas (Sacred Heart) at the EIWA’s … recorded his first tech 2014-15 Season - 4-7 / 1-6 fall of the season, 16-0, over American’s Christian Masaya in the 31-6 RU win (Jan. 10) ... posted a 3-1 record at the 81st Nittany Lion Open (Eighth Place) Jacob Conners (Franklin & Marshall) W-D, 9-5 Annual Wilkes University Open, taking second place ... topped Clarion’s Mike Pavasko by an 8-2 decision for his first dual win Jordan Pagano (Penn State) W-F, 4:13 of 2013 ... went 2-2 at the 2013 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (Nov. 10) … a Scholar Baller National Second Team Academic *Jon Jay Chavez (Finger Lakes Prep)* L-D, 6-2 Mikey Simmons (Rutgers) W-D, 3-2 Momentum Award winner … one of 15 student-athletes to receive the honor. David Bergida (Virginia Tech) L-D, 6-0 *Garrett Hammond (Penn State)* L-Med. Forf. Garrett Hammond (Penn State) L-MD, 13-4 2012-13: Earned an automatic bid to his first NCAA Championships with a fifth-place finish at the EIWA Championships Tyler Manion (Maryland) W-D, 4-1 (March 8-9) … totaled a 15-11 overall record with a 12-5 mark in dual meets … posted five wins over NCAA qualifiers … Austin Wilson (Nebraska) L-D, 3-1 defeated Corey Lear in the form of a fall at the 2:25 mark to secure his fifth-place finish at EIWAs (March 9) … notched a 13-5 No. 16 Peyton Walsh (Navy) L-D, 4-2 No. 5 Bo Jordan (Ohio State) L-TF, 16-0 major decision over 2013 NCAA qualifier Bret Baumbach (Stanford) on Jan. 6 … picked up decisions over NCAA qualifiers Josh No. 3 Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin) L-TF, 19-4 Condon of Chattanooga (Dec. 16), Ramon Santiago of Rider (Dec. 8) and Josh Houldsworth of Columbia (Nov. 24). No. 8 Pierce Harger (Northwestern) L-D, 4-0

*Does not count toward career record 2011-2012: Redshirt season.

2010-11: Compiled a 17-8 overall record competing at 157 and 165 pounds … went 7-1 in dual action at 165 pounds, including a 6-4 decision over No. 20 Jim Resnick of Rider … placed second at the ESU Open at 157 pounds.

Prior to Rutgers: Compiled a 153-17 high school record … helped lead Long Branch High School to three state championships … a two-time state champion and all-state honoree … four-time high school All-American and junior national champion.

Personal: Son of Lois and Philip … has a brother, Phil, and a sister, Christina … intends to double major in labor and employ- ment relations and human resource management … born on Jan. 21, 1992.

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Nicholas Gravina 2014-14 (As a redshirt freshman): Placed second at the 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open with a 3-1 record (Dec. 28) … R-Fr. returned from injury with a 6-5 decision over Chandler Smith (Army) at the Third Annual “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 21) … 165 Allendale, N.J. went 3-0 in his first collegiate action at the Rutgers Duals, picking up a fall, tech fall and major decision (Nov. 2). Northern Highlands Regional

Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 7-4/ 4-3 2013-14 (As a freshman): Redshirt season.

2014-15 Season - 7-4 / 4-3 Prior to Rutgers: A four-time district, region and county champion at Northern Highlands Regional … amassed a 148-12 Anthony Kubish (Centenary) W-F, 2:03 Steve Acevedo (Delaware Valley) W-TF, 16-1 career record … named an NHSCA All-American during his freshman and junior seasons. Conner Bass (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-MD, 11-1 Chandler Smith (Army) W-D, 6-5 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open (Second Place) Personal: Son of Vincent and Stacey … has three siblings: Deb, Ashley and Iliana … intends to major in psychology … born on Tom Grosso (Sacred Heart) W-MD, 8-0 Sept. 25, 1994. John Messinger (NYU) W-MD, 8-0 Zach Heeter (West Virginia) W-D, 2-1 (TB) Garrett Peppelman (Virginia) L-D, 7-5 (SV) No. 7 Nick Moore (Iowa) L-MD, 16-4 No. 8 Jackson Morse (Illinois) L-MD, 10-2 Brandon Kingsley (Minnesota) L-D, 4-0

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Phil Bakuckas 2014-15 (As a redshirt sophomore): Enters second season as the starter at 174 pounds … picked up a 4-3 decision against R-So. Maryland’s Josh Snook for his first Big Ten win (Jan. 18) … Snook was the first opponent Bakuckas faced outside the top-five 174 Hammonton, N.J. at 174 pounds since Big Ten competition began … went 3-2 to finish one match shy of placing at the 33rd Annual Cliff Keen Hammonton HS Las Vegas Invitational (Dec. 7) … upset No. 15 Duke Pickett (Cornell), 5-4, in his opening match … posted a 3-0 mark at the Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 33-22 / 21-14 Journeymen/Asics Northeast Duals, registering a decision and two majors (Nov. 29) … went 4-0 with three tech falls and a fall to claim first place at the TCNJ Open (Nov. 22) … converted the second of back-to-back pins versus Hofstra, winning 2014-15 Season - 17-11 / 10-9 Donald Wagner (Centenary) W-F, 2:28 by fall against Frank Affronti (4:18) in a 33-6 wins (Nov. 16) … went 3-0 at the Rutgers Duals, collecting a fall, tech fall and Ben Schweiger (Delaware Valley) W-TF, 17-1 major decision (Nov. 2). Zach Bass (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-MD, 15-7 Frank Affronti (Hofstra) W-F, 4:18 TCNJ Open (First Place) 2013-14 (As a redshirt freshman): Compiled a 16-11 record in overall action, including an 11-5 record in dual competition … Auston Hummel (Bloomsburg) W-F, 1:49 went 1-2 at the 2014 EIWA Championships … posted a 17-0 tech fall, his second of the year and first in dual action, over Devin Mcmonagle (Gloucester CC) W-TF, 17-2 Joseph Prevost (Rider) W-TF, 15-0 American’s Keithen Cast in the 31-6 Rutgers win (Jan. 10) ... went 3-1 combined at the Asics/Journeymen Northeast Duals David Fenton (Unatt.) W-F, 1:54 (Nov. 30) and “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 1), outscoring the opposition, 17-2, in his victories ... won his first three matches Matt Reed (Oklahoma) W-D, 4-3 Ross Renzi (West Virginia) W-MD, 8-0 at the 2013 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open to finish 4-2 overall ... recorded the first win of his career in RU’s 22-21 win over Muhamid McBryde (Buffalo) W-MD, 15-6 Hofstra (Nov. 3). Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational No. 15 George Pickett (Cornell) W-D, 5-4 No. 14 Davonte Mahomes (Michigan) L-D, 3-1 (SV) 2012-13 (As a freshman): Redshirt season … went 22-11 wrestling unattached, including a third-place finish (5-1 record) at Curt Mass (Northern Iowa) W-D, 3-2 the 2013 National Collegiate Open … took fourth place at the Wilkes Open, picking up four wins, including a tech fall, pin and Frank Affronti (Hofstra) W-D, 2-1 No. 12 Mark Martin (Ohio State) L-D, 6-5 a major decision … finished in seventh place at the Nittany Lion Open (Dec. 2), going 4-2 at the tournament … also competed Brian Harvey (Army) L-D, 4-2 in the Franklin & Marshall Open, East Stroudsburg Open and Hokie Open. Nathanial Powers (Davidson) W-TF, 17-1 No. 2 Mike Evans (Iowa) L-D, 5-0 No. 6 Zac Brunson (Illinois) L-D, 8-2 Prior to Rutgers: State runner-up at the 2012 NJSIAA Championships to finish a 41-1 senior season at 160 pounds … set a No. 3 Logan Storley (Minnesota) L-D, 5-1 No. 4 Matt Brown (Penn State) L-D, 7-1 new school record with 132 career wins … won District 30 and Region 8 titles in his final prep campaign … named The Press Josh Snook (Maryland) W-D, 4-3 of Atlantic City’s 2012 Wrestler of the Year … scored pins in 24 of his 41 victories as a senior … performance at 2012 state No. 1 Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) L-D, 7-1 tournament marked the first time a Hammonton wrestler advanced to the championship match … finished fourth at the Jadaen Bernstein (Navy) L-D, 6-4 (SV) No. 13 Mark Martin (Ohio State) L-D, 8-2 2012 FloNationals … qualified for the 2011 state tournament … coached by Dave Mauriello. Frank Cousins (Wisconsin) L-D, 3-2 (Northwestern) W-Forf. Personal: Son of John and Beth Ann … an undeclared major … born on May 16, 1994.

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Anthony Pafumi 2014-15 (As a redshirt sophomore): Earned his first-career Big Ten win by an 11-2 major decision against Maryland’s Tony R-So. Gardner (Jan. 18) … took second at the 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open, going 3-1 (Dec. 28) … sealed a 6-5 decision over 184/197 Westfield, N.J. Scott Patrick (Davidson) at the Third Annual “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 21) … went 5-1 at the Nittany Lion Open to take St. Peter’s Prep third place (Dec. 7) … finished as runner-up at the TCNJ Open at 184 pounds (Nov. 22) … won convincingly against Jermaine Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 34-19/ 5-8 John (Hofstra) by a 16-1 tech fall (Nov. 16) … won first match of the season against Delaware Valley’s Conor Gabriel, 9-2, at the Rutgers Duals (Nov. 2). 2014-15 Season - 13-11 / 5-8 Joshua Sibblies (Centenary) L-D, 6-4 Conor Gabriel (Delaware Valley) W-D, 9-2 2013-14 (As a redshirt freshman): Went 23-9 wrestling unattached … finished third at the Messiah Open, compiling a 4-1 Jermaine John (Hofstra) W-TF, 16-1 TCNJ Open (Second Place) - 184 Pounds record with two major decisions during the tournament (Feb 8) … posted a 7-1 record at the “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial Darren Pringle (Kutztown) W-D Classic to finish third ... went 6-1 at the 81st Annual Wilkes University Open, finishing in third place ... went 2-2 with a pin at Taylor Jackson (Rutgers) W-D, 3-1 *Zac Cibula (Unatt.)* W-D, 12-5 the Clarion Open. Hayden Hrymack (Rutgers) L-D, 4-2 Brad Johnson (Oklahoma) L-D, 3-2 2012-13 (As a freshman): Redshirt season … notched a 16-9 record competing unattached … went 3-2 on the way to a Bubba Scheffel (West Virginia) L-F, 6:06 Nittany Lion Open (Third Place) - 184 Pounds fifth-place finish at the National Collegiate Open … compiled six wins at the Franklin & Marshall Open to take third place … Amro Elansari (Penn State) W-F, 6:42 competed in the Wilkes Open, Nittany Lion Open, East Stroudsburg Open and Hokie Open. Kurtis Hewitt (Middlesex Comm. College) W-MD, 12-2 *Samson Imonode (Army)* W-D, 7-3 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) L-F, 0:49 Prior to Rutgers: Two-time NJSIAA place-winner … won three District 16 Championships … scored a third-place NJSIAA Cham- *Nathan Dow (Army)* W-D, 3-1 James Frascella (Penn State) W-D, 7-3 pionships finish to cap a 44-3 senior season at 170 pounds … placed third at the prestigious Beast of the East tournament Scott Patrick (Davidson) W-D, 6-5 in 2012 … ranked 14th in the country at his weight in Wrestling USA’s Best 2011-12 Seniors … earned All-America honors three 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open (Second Place) times at the NHSCA Nationals, taking fifth at 171 pounds in 2011 and third at 160 pounds in 2010 and 2009 … compiled a 35-5 Jake Koch (VMI) W-F, 2:44 Mark Tracy (Binghamton) W-F, 5:54 junior campaign en route to a fifth-place state finish … four-time New Jersey state qualifier … coached by Anthony Verdi. Taylor Jackson (Rutgers) W-Med. Forf. Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) L-D, 6-1 No. 20 Nikko Reyes (Illinois) L-MD, 12-4 Personal: Son of Sal and Paula … intends to major in communication … born on Dec. 11, 1993. No. 16 Matt McCutcheon (Penn State) L-D, 10-4 Tony Gardner (Maryland) W-MD, 11-2 No. 18 TJ Dudley (Nebraska) L-D, 9-4 Mike Woulfe (Navy) L-F, 3:22 Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) L-D, 9-3 Mitch Sliga (Northwestern) W-D, 6-2

*Does not count toward career record

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Hayden Hrymack 2014-15 (As a junior): Earned the first ranked win of his career with a 6-5 decision over No. 10 Timmy McCall of Wisconsin Jr. (Feb. 6) … got a takedown in the final minute against Navy’s Steban Cervantes to win, 4-3, and propel RU to a 20-15 dual 184/197 Point Pleasant, N.J. victory over the Midshipmen (Jan. 31) … pinned Oklahoma’s Brooks Climmons (5:30) to help RU to a 20-18 upset of No. 19 Christian Brother Academy Oklahoma (Nov. 29) … recorded a 4-0 day to finish first at the TCNJ Open (Nov. 22) … won his first match of the season, 13-3, Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 37-39/ 9-24 against Hofstra’s Michael Oxley, who was his former teammate at Christian Brothers Academy (Nov. 16).

2014-15 Season - 11-8 / 5-6 Michael Oxley (Hofstra) - 197 Pounds W-MD, 13-3 2013-14: Finished season 14-16, including a 4-11 dual mark … went 1-2 at the 2014 EIWA Championships, capturing a 7-5 TCNJ Open (First Place) decision against Lehigh’s John Bolich during the tournament … went 2-2 at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Dec. 6-7) … Chanse Menendez (Maryland) W-D, 8-7 Nick Delpriscolli (Gloucester CC) W-F, 6:00 posted a 2-1 combined recorded at the Asics/Journeymen Northeast Duals (Nov. 30) and “Grapple at the Garden” (Dec. 1) ... Anthony Messner (Rutgers) W-D, 7-3 finished third at the 2013 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open, going 7-1 with two pins ... notched the first of back-to-back pins Anthony Pafumi (Rutgers) W-D, 4-2 Brooks Climmons (Oklahoma) W-F, 5:30 for RU that lead to a victory by criterion 3.15.2 over Hofstra, 22-21, in the season opener (Nov. 3). Jake Smith (West Virginia) L-MD, 12-4 Tony Lock (Buffalo) W-D, 7-5 2012-13: Saw dual action at 197 pounds in his initial season, accumulating a 12-15 overall record and an 0-7 record in duals Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Tyler Askey (Virginia) W-D, 6-5 … posted a 3-2 mark at the 2013 National Collegiate Open … took fifth place at the Wilkes Open with five wins, including two No. 1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) L-MD, 14-3 major decisions and one pin, to just two losses. Austin Gaun (Grand Canyon) W-D, 6-4 No. 17 Timothy Dudley (Nebraska) L-MD, 9-0 Austin Wilding (Army) L-D, 3-1 Prior to Rutgers: Placed fifth at the 2012 NJSIAA Championships, compiling an outstanding 46-2 senior season record at No. 8 Sammy Brooks (Iowa) L-F, 3:52 No. 10 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L-MD, 19-9 195 pounds … led the CBA squad with 27 pins in his final prep season … repeated as District 22 champion, advancing to win Steban Cervantes (Navy) W-D, 4-3 Region Six … won District 22 as a junior in 2011 after placing third as a sophomore in 2010 … compiled a 31-6 record as a No. 4 Kyle Snyder (Ohio State) L-TF, 24-8 junior at 189 pounds … coached by Mike Tomaino. No. 9 Timmy McCall (Wisconsin) W-D, 6-5 No. 16 Alex Polizzi (Northwestern) L-F, 5:33 Personal: Son of Mae … has one brother, Kyle … intends to major in criminal justice … born on May 21, 1994.

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Andrew Campolattano 2014-15 (As a redshirt junior): Begins first season with the Scarlet Knights … made his Rutgers debut in the team’s B1G R-Jr. opener versus No. 1 Iowa at the RAC on Jan. 2, defeating Kris Klapprodt, 8-5, for his first victory since March 10, 2013. 197 Bound Brook, N.J. Bound Brook HS Prior to Rutgers: Won the 211.5 (96 kg) title at the FILA Junior Freestyle National Championships in Madison Wisc., defeat- Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 41-30 / 16-15 ing Minnesota’s Scott Schiller in the final, 1-0, 2-1 ... compiled a 40-26 record at Ohio State, qualifying twice for the NCAA Championships ... finished fourth at the Big Ten Championships as a freshman, posting a 10-7 dual clip, including a 5-3 mark 2014-15 Season - 1-4 / 1-4 Kris Klapprodt (Iowa) W-D, 8-5 in the Big Ten ... recorded the fourth-fastest pin in Ohio State history, taking down Michigan’s Chris Heald in 18 seconds (Feb. Jeff Koepke (Illinois) L-D, 2-0 3, 2012) ... finished as the runner-up at the Eastern Michigan Open (Nov. 5) ... played football and wrestled at Bound Brook No. 1 Scott Schiller (Minnesota) L-MD, 11-2 No. 6 Morgan McIntosh (Penn State) L-D, 8-2 ... former three-star recruit by Scout.com ... was a four-time New Jersey state champion ... won first three state Rob Fitzgerald (Maryland) L-D, 6-4 titles at 189 pounds before bumping up to 215 pounds in his senior season ... concluded his high school career with a 178-1 overall record, going 44-0 in his senior season ... was 16-0 in the state tournament for his career ... also won four District 18 *went 40-26 overall, 15-11 in dual action in two sea- and four Region 5 titles ... ASICS/Vaughan Junior Nationals Greco Roman champion. sons at Ohio State (2011-12, 2012-13) Personal: Son of Angela ... has two brothers, Mike and Joe ... student in the School of Management and Labor Relations ... born on Jan. 9, 1992.

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Ralph Normandia 2014-15 (As a freshman): Competed at the “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial Invitational, going 3-2 (Jan. 18) … went 4-1 and Fr. finished third at the TCNJ Open (Nov. 22) … posted a 3-0 clip at the Rutgers Duals with three decisions in the first action of Somerset, N.J. his career (Nov. 2). 197 Franklin HS Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 11-8/ 3-4

2014-15 Season - 11-8 / 3-4 Joey Ragsdale (Centenary) W-D, 9-4 Aaron Karns (Delaware Valley) W-D, 3-1 (SV) Robert Maggiulli (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-D, 7-6 TCNJ Open (Third Place) Matt Oliva (Middlesex CC) W-F, 1:26 Dom Carfagno (Bloomsburg) W-D, 6-2 Nathaniel Leer (TCNJ) L-D, 4-3 Connor Dixon (Gloucester CC) W-F, 1:04 Dom Carfagno (Bloomsburg) W-D, 7-3 Joe Ariola (Buffalo) L-D, 7-4 Bryce Barnes (Army) L-MD, 11-3 Ian Solcz (Davidson) L-D, 4-3 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open Sebastien Levin (Brown) L-D, 6-3 Kanez Omar (Cleveland State) W-D, 11-10 Freddy Vidal (Nassau CC) L-F, 1:43 “Shorty” Hitchcock Invitational *Jake Anderson (Finger Lakes Prep)* L-D, 8-1 Brandon Stover (Pennsylvania College of Tech.) W-F, 0:46 PJ Steinmetz (Penn State) W-MD, 15-7 Nick Perri (Widener) W-MD, 11-3 Tristan Sponseller (Lock Haven) L-D, 8-5 Aaron Studebaker (Nebraska) L-MD, 14-1

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2014-15 Season - 12-6 / 9-6 Josh Caven (Centenary) W-Forf. 2013-14: Posted a 27-8 record, including a 13-2 mark in dual action … went 2-2 at the 2014 NCAA Wrestling Championships … Zach Roseberry (Delaware Valley) W-D, 5-0 upset No. 15-seeded Adam Fager (Utah Valley) with a 6-2 decision … finished as the runner-up at the 2014 EIWA Champion- Chris Florek (Stevens Institute of Tech.) W-MD, 14-1 Mason Kumashiro (Army) W-F, 3:00 ships, falling to No. 2 Joe Stolfi in the finals, 9-7 ... reached the 50-win mark for his career at the tournament, defeating Ed Isola (Davidson) W-F, 1:41 Penn’s Steve Graziano by a 10-2 major decision ... picked up his 20th win of the season against Lehigh’s Max Wessell, 5-3 82nd Annual Wilkes University Open (First Place) (Feb. 8) ... topped American’s Blake Herrin for the second time on the year, 3-1, to cap RU’s 31-6 win (Jan. 10) ... took seventh Mike Silvis (Buffalo) W-D, 8-1 Alex Foley (Drexel) W-D, 8-1 place at the 2013 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Collegiate Invitational, posting a 5-2 record ... topped a ranked opponent in 15/13/20 Connor Calkins (Binghamton) W-MD, 11-0 Blake Herrin of American in the consolation bracket ... defeated then-No. 14/14/16 (AWN, Intermat, W.I.N.) Kevin Innis of *Mauro Correnti (Broncs Wrestling Club)* W-MD, 14-0 No. 3 Bobby Telford (Iowa) L-D, 6-2 Boston University to catapult himself into the InterMat and AWN rankings ... finished as runner-up at the 2013 Jonathan Brooks Black (Illinois) W-D, 2-1 (TB2) Kaloust Bearcat Open, going 4-1 ... fell to Penn State’s No. 13/11/12 Jimmy Lawson by a 3-2 decision ... earned the second of No. 13 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) L-D, 6-5 Jon Gingrich (Penn State) L-D, 5-3 (SV) back-to-back pins for RU that lead to a victory by criterion 3.15.2 over Hofstra, 22-21, in the season-opener (Nov. 3). No. 10 Spencer Myers (Maryland) L-D, 5-3 (SV2) No. 17 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) W-D, 5-3 (SV) 2012-13: Started off his career in impressive fashion, reaching the NCAA Championships with an at-large bid at 285 pounds … Colynn Cook (Navy) W-D, 8-1 Ray Gordon (Ohio State) W-D, 5-2 named to NWCA Individual All-Academic team ... wrestled to a 27-9 record overall, including an outstanding 17-3 mark in dual No. 3 Connor Medbery (Wisconsin) L-D, 4-1 contests as a rookie … the 17 dual wins were a team-best … led the team with 12 bonus-point wins and didn’t lose a bonus- No. 4 Mike McMullan (Northwestern) L-D, 8-2 point match (eight pins, four major decisions) … put in a tough outing at the NCAA Championships, losing both bouts by just a single point … earned a thrilling 5-3 win over Bloomsburg’s Justin Grant, who was ranked No. 16 at the time, to help RU to a comeback win over the Huskies (Feb. 8) … secured a Rutgers victory over Lehigh in a thrilling defeat of Mountain Hawk Jack Delia, 6-0, to give the Scarlet Knights a 17-16 win (Jan. 18) … defeated NCAA qualifier Dan Scherer of Stanford, 6-2, on Jan. 6.

2011-2012: Redshirt season.

Prior to Rutgers: Finished high school career ranked as Intermat’s fourth-best heavyweight and 36th overall prospect … wrestled to an undefeated season as a senior at High Point, winning the 2011 NJSIAA State Championship at heavyweight … finished third at the 2010 state tournament while competing at 215 pounds … two-time Region I Champion … three-time state qualifier … also played football for High Point, earning all-state honors twice in Group III … earned all-area honors three times … former High Point teammate, Ethan Orr, also wrestles at Rutgers.

Personal: Born on Dec. 6, 1992 … son of Christine Smith … has an older brother, Chris, and older sister, Nicole … intends to major in education.

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Wesley Bernard 2014-15 (As a freshman): Won his first dual match against Ian James of Buffalo, 2-1, at the Journeymen/Asics Northeast Du- Fr. als (Nov. 29) … placed second at the TCNJ Open, going 3-1 on the day (Nov. 22) … made his dual match debut against Hofstra HWT Indianapolis, Ind. (Nov. 16) … went 2-2 at the Clarion Open wrestling unattached in collegiate debut (Nov. 2). Indianapolis Cathedral HS

Career Overall Record/ Dual Record: 7-10/ 1-3 Prior to Rutgers: Ranked the No. 8 high school 285-pounder by InterMat … posted a 177-14 record at Indianapolis Cathedral, capping his career with a 49-0 senior season and state championship … helped the Irish to their first team state champion- 2014-15 Season - 7-10 / 1-3 Clarion Open - Unatt. ship in school history … placed third in 2013 at the IHSAA State Championships and seventh as a sophomore … also placed Billy Miller (Edinboro) L-D, 3-1 third at the 2013 FloNationals Tournament at 285 pounds … Rutgers teammate Vinny Corsaro also wrestled at Indianapolis Cam Cyphert (Lock Haven) W-Forf. Nicholas LaShell (Rutgers) W-D, 3-2 Cathedral. Josh Davis (Clarion) L-D, 1-0 Mike Hughes (Hofstra) L-D, 2-0 Personal: Son of Bob and Amy … has two siblings, Nolan and Hailey … is undecided on major … born May 3, 1995. TCNJ Open (Second Place) Christian Jenco (Kutztown) W-D, 9-2 Ben Aquilinia (Middlesex CC) W-D, 9-2 Sean Twigg (Maryland) W-D, 3-0 Dawson Peck (Maryland) L-D, 4-0 No. 12 Ross Larson (Oklahoma) L-F, 0:12 A.J. Vizcarrondo (West Virginia) L-D, 1-0 Ian James (Buffalo) W-D, 2-1 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Brian Macchione (Northern Colorado) L-D, 4-1 David Ng (Harvard) L-D, 8-1 Midlands Championships No. 5 Connor Medbery (Wisconsin) L-TF, 16-0 Alex Macki (South Dakota State) W-D, 4-1 Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) L-D, 7-0

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