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UP NEXT - NCAA Championships Date/time: March 17-19 - All Day 2015-16 Schedule Location: New York, NY - Madison Square Garden 6-6 overall | 4-4 Big 12 Conference (Rankings based on most recent dual polls) Live results: Trackwrestling.com Live video: ESPN3/ESPN Family of Networks Date Rank/Opponent/Event/Time Result/Time 11/1 UNC Open N.T.S. 11/7 Cowboy Open N.T.S. This Week 11/13 at Air Force * W, 22-16 The Pokes will send three competitors to the 2016 NCAA Championship inside 11/21 at #7 Nebraska L, 4-35 the iconic Madison Square Garden this weekend. Senior Tanner Harms is making his 12/12 at #19 Iowa State * L, 14-19 second-straight appearance to the NCAA Championship with junior Drew Templeman 12/18 #7 Oklahoma State * L, 7-34 and sophomore Bryce Meredith making their first trip. Fans can follow all the action via 12/20 Reno Tournament of Champions 3 IC ESPN3. 1/1 Southern Scuffle ^ T-8th 1/2 Southern Scuffle ^ 21st Setting the Table 1/9 #12 Oklahoma * L, 16-21 The picture for the 2016 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships got a little 1/16 at #23 Oregon State L, 7-32 clearer last week, as the NCAA released the brackets for the national tournament March 1/17 at Boise State W, 33-6 17-19 in Madison Square Garden. 1/23 Cal Poly W, 35-2 Three University of Wyoming wrestlers earned automatic bids to the event at the 1/29 at South Dakota State * L, 15-22 Big 12 Championship. Senior Tanner Harms finished second at the Big 12 Championship 1/31 at North Dakota State * W, 27-13 with sophomore Bryce Meredith finishing third and junior Drew Templeman finishing 2/6 Northern Colorado * W, 37-7 fourth. 2/13 utah Valley * W, 29-10 Meredith is the Pokes’ highest seeded wrestler coming in 14th. Harms is seeded 3/5 Big 12 Championships $ 5th 15th with Templeman heading to the tournament unseeded. Meredith will meet up with 3/6 Big 12 Championships $ 5th Arizona State’s Robbie Mathers, as he earned an automatic bid to the tournament at the 3/17 NCAA Championships # All Day Pac-12 Championship. Harms will also meet an unseeded wrestler in Columbia’s Garrett 3/18 NCAA Championships # All Day Ryan, as he earned an at-large bid on Wednesday. Templeman’s first round opponent will 3/19 NCAA Championships # All Day be eighth seeded MAC Champion Barlow McGhee. Home events in BOLD | Times listed in MT 125 : Junior Drew Templeman (18-8) vs. No. 8 Barlow McGhee (Mizzou, 21-7) ^ - Chattanooga, Tenn. / $ - Kansas City, Mo. 141: No. 14 Bryce Meredith (25-4) vs. Robbie Mathers (Arizona State, 22-11) # - New York, New York 285: No. 15 seed senior Tanner Harms (19-4) vs. Garrett Ryan (Columbia, 22-8) * - Big 12 Conference dual

It’s Been a While When sophomore Drew Templeman hits the mat on Thursday he will become the first Wyoming student-athlete to compete in Madison Square Garden since the 1986 Cowboy basketball team competed in the National Invitational Tournament. It will also Keep an eye on... mark the third time since the new Madison Square Garden opened that a UW team has competed in the Arena. The 1968 Cowboy basketball team also competed there Sophomore Bryce Meredith during the NIT. The 1943 NCAA Championship team competed in the old Madison Square Garden. heads to Madison Square Garden for his first NCAA Championship appearance. Wyoming’s NCAA Championship Lineup He is seeded 14th at 141 Wt. (Rank) Name Notes pounds. He and the two 125 Drew Templeman (18-8) 18-8 in his first season at 125 pounds 141 No. 14 Bryce Meredith (25-4) Has won 11 of his last 12 matches other UW qualifiers open 285 No. 15 Tanner Harms (19-4) Placed second at the Big 12 Championships action on Thursday. Bryce Meredith

Rankings based off of NCAA Championship Seeding 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling 2015-16 UW Dual Breakdown Climbing the record books Overall record 6-6 Career Victories Record vs. Big 12 4-4 Name Wins Years 1. Joe LeBlanc 147 2008-12 Record at Home 3-2 2. Ron Whitman 140 1981-85 Record on the Road 3-4 3. Shane Onufer 139 2008-12 Record at Neutral Sites 0-0 4. Mike McNaney 138 1981-86 Mike Hamel Sr. 138 1982-86 Record vs. Top 25 0-5 6. Joe DeCamillis 121 1982-86 Dave Myers 121 1989-92 NCAA Championship Rundown 8. Alfonso Hernandez 120 2008-13 The Cowboys will send three wrestlers to the NCAA Championship this weekend. The 9. Michael Martinez 116 2008-12 trio will mark 301 Cowboy wrestlers that have competed at the NCAA Championship. It will also 10. Chris Bell 114 1979-83 11. Tyler Cox 112 2010-15 mark the first time the UW wrestling program has competed in Madison Square Garden. Two of 12. Jimmy London 111 1976-81 the Cowboys received seeds to this season’s championship with one Poke being unseeded. 13. Reese Andy 110 1992-96 14. Brad Steele 109 2000-03 125 pounds 15. Andy McCulley 104 2011-15 Junior Drew Templeman has had a solid season for the Pokes at 125 pounds. He qualified 16.Lonnie Currier 101 1980-85 for the NCAA Championships after earning one of six automatic bids to the NCAA Championship Shane Woods 101 2011-15 at the Big 12 Championship as he finished fourth at the event going 2-2. He is 18-8 on the 17. Tom Hickenlooper 100 1992-96 season and was ranked in both the Coaches’ Panel Rankings and the RPI. Templeman’s first 18. Larry Deal 98 1976-80 round opponent will be eighth seeded MAC Champion Barlow McGhee. The No. 1 seed at 125 20. Chad Taylor 93 1985-89 pounds is Nathan Tomasello of Ohio State.

141 pounds Fastest falls all-time Sophomore Bryce Meredith has been the most consistent force for the Pokes this season. Name Fastest Pin Year He sports a 25-4 record this season and ranked fifth in the NCAA RPI and 12th in the Coaches’ 1. Nathan Hoehn 0:08 1996 Panel Rankings. He went 3-1 at the Big 12 Championship earning one of three automatic spots 2. Steven Schenk 0:13 1999 to the NCAA Championship, as he finished fourth. Meredith will meet up with Arizona State’s Mike Hamel 0:13 1984 Robbie Mathers, as he earned an automatic bid to the tournament at the Pac-12 Championship. Bob Steele 0:13 1975 The No. 1 seed at the weight class is Dean Heil of Oklahoma State. 5. Tawn Argeris 0:15 1986 6. Mike Hamel 0:16 1983 285 pounds Kelly Wilson 0:16 1979 Senior Tanner Harms may be the Cowboys hottest wrestler right now. He has won eight 8. Kyle Pope 0:17 2014 of his last nine matches with all his losses this season coming to ranked opponents. He finished Reese Andy 0:17 1995 second at the Big 12 Championship. He is 19-4 on the season. He won the Reno tournament of 9. Kyle Dye 0:18 2005 Champions this season beating two ranked wrestlers on his way to the title. He heads to the 10. Merle Smith 0:19 1980 tournament with 60 career wins. Nick Gwiadowski of NC State is the No. 1 seed. 11. Tanner Harms 0:22 2013 Austin Breckenridge 0:22 2011 Harms Makes History Bill Lingenfelser 0:22 1983 Senior Tanner Harms will made a little history with his win against Ross Larson of Update these national rankings Oklahoma in the semifinals of the Big 12 Championship. He became only the fourth Wyoming Career Pins heavyweight to qualify for the NCAA Championships twice in their career. Joining Dusty Name Pins Years Hoffschneider, Jon Cogdill and Robert Schildgen. Those three also played football for the Pokes, 1. Mike Hamel 61 1982-86 so Harms is the first non-dual athlete to accomplish the feat. 2. Mark Voloshin 42 1986-90 3. John Bragg 41 1981-86 Meredith Continues Tradition 4. Joe LeBlanc 39 2008-12 Sophomore Bryce Merdith claimed a spot in the NCAA Championship at the Big 12 Jimmy London 39 1976-81 6. Cody Westbrook 36 1975-80 Championship. He qualified for his first NCAA Championship after transferring to UW from 7. Jim Kysor 35 1973-77 North Carolina State. Meredith, a native of Cheyenne, also continues the streak of a Wyoming 8. Shane Onufer 34 2008-12 native qualifying for the NCAA Championship making it four-straight seasons. Tyler Cox made Paul Reed 34 1974-77 three-straight trips to the NCAA Championship the last three season. He was joined by another Andy McCulley 34 2011-15 Wyoming native last season in Andy McCulley. Meredith is the first 141 pound wrestler to 10. Wes Gasner 33 1982-84 wrestle for the Pokes at the NCAA Championship since assistant director of player development McCade Ford qualified in 2014. It is only the fourth time since the weight class change in 1999 that a 141 pound wrestler has competed at the NCAA Championship for UW. Austin Breckenridge 20 2012-pres Benjamin Stroh 22 2013-pres Familiar Sight Cole Mendenhall 17 2013-pres Junior Drew Templeman qualified for his first NCAA Championship after a fourth-place Tanner Harms 16 2012-pres finish at the Big 12 Championship. It marks the eighth-straight season that 125 pound wrestler has competed at the NCAA Championship. Tyler Cox was a staple at the event the last three seasons. Since a change in the weight class structure in 1999 UW has had a wrestler wrestle at the weight class 10 times. 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

Harms Having Career Year Senior Tanner Harms is having a career year with the Cowboys. He is 19-4 on the season. His 19 wins is a single-season high after he recorded 18 wins a season ago. Harms has won 14 of his last 16 matches with both of his losses coming to wrestlers seeded in the top eight of the NCAA Championship. Harms has 60 wins in his career with the Cowboys ranking second amongst active Poke wrestlers. He returns for his second-straight 2015-16 Big 12 Dual Standings championship joining two other Big 12 wrestlers competing at the weight. School Conference Overall #5 Oklahoma State 6-0 12-2 Meredith Breaking Out #21 South Dakota St. 7-1 13-6 Sophomore Bryce Meredith is having a breakout season in his first season in the #11 Oklahoma 5-2 10-4 Brown and Gold. He is 25-4 on the season, tying for the team lead in wins. He led the Wyoming 4-4 6-6 Cowboys in dual points with 49 on the season. He went 11-1 in duals this season. He has #17 Iowa State 2-2 10-6 nine falls on the season as he is tied for third on the Pokes. He was named Big 12 Wrestler Air Force 2-3 8-6 of the Week earlier this season after his big dual win at Nebraska. He could potentially North Dakota St. 2-3 4-6 face his former teammate Kevin Jack of North Carolina State in the second round of the championship. Northern Colorado 1-5 4-7 West Virginia 0-4 9-10 Templeman’s Smooth Transition Utah Valley 0-4 4-10 Junior Drew Templeman has been a staple in the Cowboys lineup since his redshirt freshman season. He competed for two seasons at 133 pounds. This season was a little bit different with Templeman wrestling at 125 pounds. He has had a solid season with a 18-8 record. He has also found himself in the national rankings ranking in the top-20 throughout New Conference the season by Intermat, FloWrestling and Amateur Wrestling News. His biggest weekend The University of Wyoming came against the field at the Reno tournament of Champions where he captured a first wrestling program will have a new home beginning next season as the Big 12 place finish. He has 41 career wins as a Cowboy. He went 5-4 in duals this season and Conference announced the addition of recorded one fall, two technical falls and four major decisions. He finished in fourth place six affiliate members to the league. The at the Big 12 Championship. Big 12 will now feature 10 teams as the four current members of the conference in Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State 2015-16 UW Season Records and West Virginia will be joined by the (Starters reflect UW lineup in its most recent event) Cowboys, Air Force, Northern Colorado, vs. Dual vs. North Dakota State, South Dakota State Starters Overall Dual Big 12 Pts. Ranked Pins TF MD Career and Utah Valley. Drew Templeman (125) 18-8 5-4 7-5 18 2-6 1 2 4 41-23 The affiliate member additions Drake Foster (133) 24-10 3-4 4-6 13 0-2 9 1 4 24-10 are effective beginning with the 2015-16 Bryce Meredith (141) 25-4 11-1 13-2 49 2-2 9 1 4 25-4 academic year. Affiliate members will Cole Mendenhall (149) 17-9 4-3 9-5 16 1-1 5 1 5 54-35 compete for the conference’s postseason Archie Colgan (157) 20-10 9-3 13-4 34 1-6 2 0 5 42-22 championship and the league’s automatic Chaz Polson (165) 18-13 3-4 7-5 14 0-3 4 8 2 30-22 qualification to NCAA postseason Jace Jensen (174) 7-13 2-7 1-8 7 0-2 0 1 2 39-36 competition. Benjamin Stroh (184) 18-14 5-7 11-7 25 0-7 6 1 4 69-32 The 10-team Big 12 Championship Brandon Tribble (197) 17-14 6-6 6-7 20 0-4 4 0 2 35-31 will shift to a neutral site and expand Tanner Harms (285) 19-4 9-3 11-2 35 3-4 2 0 5 60-28 to a two-day event with the 2016 Reserves championship set for March 5-6, at Sprint Austin Breckenridge (149) 12-5 1-1 4-3 4 0-0 6 1 1 43-26 Center in Kansas City. Sam Eagan (285) 7-4 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 2 0 1 7-4 Jake Elliott (149) 6-8 0-2 2-3 0 0-3 1 0 0 40-26 Tanner Miller (157) 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 21-12 Kyle Pope (157/165) 16-12 2-3 5-3 10 0-2 2 5 2 26-19 Brock George (125) 1-7 0-1 0-2 0 0-0 0 0 0 1-7 Gunnar Woodburn (133) 4-8 0-2 0-3 0 0-0 1 2 0 30-30 Branson Ashworth (149) 16-4 0-1 5-0 0 0-1 2 3 1 16-4 Luke Paine (184) 15-10 1-2 1-4 3 0-0 2 2 2 22-13 Ryder Newman (174) 9-9 0-0 1-3 0 0-0 0 2 2 9-9 P.T. Garcia (133) 8-9 0-3 0-4 0 0-4 5 0 1 8-9 Nate Shaw (197) 5-6 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 1 0 0 5-6 Redshirts Ben Hornickle (141) 23-7 0-0 5-3 0 0-0 11 3 2 --- Anthony Juckes (149) 4-5 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 2 0 0 --- Dewey Krueger (157) 25-4 0-0 2-0 0 0-0 1 2 3 --- Lucas Lovvorn (165) 17-8 0-0 3-0 0 0-0 4 4 0 --- Cameron Loving (165) 4-2 0-0 1-0 0 0-0 3 0 0 --- Willy Cogdill (174) 7-5 0-0 1-0 0 0-0 3 0 0 --- Steven Allen (184) 12-5 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 2 1 0 --- Cody Vigoren (197) 14-4 0-0 2-2 0 0-0 5 0 0 --- Danny Gordon (285) 9-8 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 3 0 0 --- Max Stevens (133) 3-2 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 2

Sean O’Leary (133) 3-4 0-2 0-0 0 0-0 1 (1:35) 1 1 13-13 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling They’ve got your number 2015-16 UW Leaders 2 - Number of times Wyoming has hosted the NCAA Championships (1958, 1965) Overall Wins 6 - NCAA finalists in UW history 1. Dewey Krueger 25-4 Bryce Meredith 25-4 7 - Consecutive-dual wins for Wyoming since beginning 2014-15 at 0-2 3. Drake Foster 24-10 10 - Most consecutive dual wins in program history (1981-82 through 1982-82) 4. Ben Hornickle 23-7 17 - Top-25 NCAA team finishes by the Cowboys 5. Archie Colgan 20-10 17 - Most dual wins in a season (1966-67) 6. Tanner Harms 19-4 27 - Wyoming’s conference championship teams (regular season and postseason) 7. Benjamin Stroh 18-14 Chaz Polson 18-13 38 - Conference dual wins in seven seasons under Mark Branch 31 - All-America honors for UW wrestlers in team history 54 - All-Conference honors under Branch Pins 80- Dual wins for Branch in eight seasons 1. Ben Hornickle 11 190 - Conference champions since 1924 2. Dewey Krueger 10 3. Drake Foster 9 301 - NCAA qualifiers in UW history Bryce Meredith 9 550 - Dual wins by UW since 1921 5. Austin Breckenridge 6 Benjamin Stroh 6 7. Cody Vigoren 5 301 Cowboys Have Wrestled Cole Mendenhall 5 The Cowboys will now have 301 wrestlers that have competed at the NCAA Championship. UW has sent a wrestler to the NCAA Championship 42 straight seasons Quickest Pin dating back to 1974. 1. Bryce Merdith, 0:28 2. Kyle Pope, 0:33 (Twice) They have Been There 3. Bryce Meredith, 0:38 The Cowboys have an experienced coaching staff. Head coach Mark Branch was 4. Drake Foster, 0:44 Ben Hornickle, 0:44 a two-time national champion and four-time NCAA finalist and All-American. Assistant 6. Drake Foster, 0:45 coach Teyon Ware was a two-time national champion and earned a spot in the final three 7. P.T. Garcia, 0:48 times. 8. Cole Mendenhall, 0:51 10. Dewey Krueger, 0:57 ESPN to Cover Championship Tanner Harms, 0:57 ESPN will provide comprehensive coverage of the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships from Madison Square Garden in New York from March 17-19. For the Technical Falls third consecutive year, all six sessions will be televised and every match carried on ESPN3 1. Chaz Polson 8 throughout the entire three-day competition. ESPN will televise the semifinals (March 18) 2. Kyle Pope 5 and finals (March 19) in prime time and ESPNU will televise the first, second (March 17) 3. Lucas Lovvorn 4 and quarterfinals (March 18), in addition to the medal round (March 19). ESPN3 will carry 4. Ben Hornickle 3 individual mat feeds throughout the entire tournament including the return of Off the Mat Branson Ashworth 3 during the Championships finals. Additionally, for computer users, ESPN3 will once again 6. Luke Paine 2 offer multi-mat, simultaneous viewing which allows fans to watch up to four different mats Ryder Newman 2 Dewey Krueger 2 at one time. Drew Templeman 2

2015-16 National Polls Major Decisions Tournament rankings project NCAA Championships finish. Bold indicates UW and 2015-16 opponents. 1. Cole Mendenhall 5 InterMat (March 8) WIN Magazine (March 7) USA Today/NWCA - (Final) Tanner Harms 5 1. Penn State 1. Penn State 1. Penn State Archie Colgan 5 2. Oklahoma State 2. Oklahoma State 2. NC State 2. Drew Templeman 4 3. Virginia Tech 3. Ohio State 3. Virginia Tech Drake Foster 4 4. Iowa 4. Virginia Tech 4. Iowa 5. Ohio State 5. Iowa 5. Oklahoma State Bryce Merdith 4 6. Cornell 5. Missouri 6. Missouri Benjamin Stroh 4 7. NC State 7. Cornell 7. Ohio State 8. Dewey Krueger 3 8. Missouri 8. NC State 8. Michigan 9. Chaz Polson 2 9. Illinois 9. Illinois 9. Lehigh Kyle Pope 2 10. Michigan 10. Michigan 10. Rutgers Sam Eagan 2 11. Nebraska 11. Lehigh 11. Oklahoma 12. North Carolina 12. North Carolina 12. Nebraska Luke Paine 2 13. Oklahoma 13. Wisconsin 13. Illinois Ryder Newman 2 14. Rutgers 14. Nebraska 14. North Carolina Max Stevens 2 15. Wisconsin 15. Rutgers 15. Kent State Ben Hornickle 2 16. Minnesota 16. Stanford 16. Minnesota Jace Jensen 2 17. Stanford 17. Oklahoma 17. Iowa State 18. Kent State 18. Edinboro 18. Cornell 19. Bakersfield 19. Duke 19. Central Michigan Dual Points 20. Oregon State 19. Minnesota 20. Ohio 1. Bryce Meredith 49 21. Central Michigan 21. Arizona State 21. South Dakota State 2. Tanner Harms 35 22. Duke 22. Kent State 22. Oregon State 23. Arizona State 23. Bakersfield 23. Appalachian State 3. Archie Colgan 34 23. Northwestern 23. Oregon State 24. Arizona State 23. South Dakota State 25. Northwestern 25. Chattanooga *Tournament ranking *Tournament ranking *Dual ranking 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Big 12 Conference Wrestlers in Big 12 Championship Review NCAA Championship The UW Wresters competed in their first Big 12 Conference Championship at the Sprint Center in Kansas City. Senior Tanner Harms finished second at 285 pounds securing 125 POUNDS a spot at his second NCAA Championship on the final day of the Big 12 Championship Eddie Klimara Oklahoma State Sophomore Bryce Meredith finished third with junior Drew Templeman finishing fourth, Ryan Millhof Oklahoma as both wrestlers secured spots to their first NCAA Championship. Joshua Rodriguez North Dakota St. Oklahoma State walked away with their fourth-straight Big 12 Conference title Drew Templeman Wyoming with 157 points. Oklahoma finished second with 100 points with Iowa State in third and Chasen Tolbert Utah Valley South Dakota State in fourth. The Pokes finished fifth with 71.5 points. Kyle Larson Iowa State Drew Romero Air Force Harms fell to the top-seeded Austin Marsden of Oklahoma State by decision 6-3 in the finals. Harms earned a spot to the NCAA Championship becoming the first Cowboy 133 POUNDS heavyweight to earn multiple NCAA Championship bids that did not also play football at Cody Brewer Oklahoma Wyoming. Earl Hall Iowa State Meredith (141 pounds) picked up two wins on the day. He earned his third place Josh Martinez Air Force finish with a pin 28 seconds into his match against Trae Blackwell of Oklahoma. It was the Gary Wayne Harding Oklahoma State fastest pin by any Cowboy wrestler this season. He defeated Anthony DeAngelo of West Jade Raueser Utah Valley Virginia by decision 8-4 to open his day. 141 POUNDS Templeman went 1-1 on the day finishing fourth in the highly contested weight Dean Heil Oklahoma State class of 125 pounds. He defeated Chasen Tolbert of Utah Valley in a 6-4 decision in the Bryce Meredith Wyoming consolation semifinals. He then fell to Josh Rodriquez of North Dakota State in the third Seth Gross SDSU place match by major decision 12-4. It will be his first trip to the NCAA Championship. Junior Cole Mendenhall finished fourth at 149 pounds just missing out on 149 POUNDS an NCAA berth. He fell to Clay Ream of North Dakota State in the third place match. Anthony Collica Oklahoma State Mendenhall fell short in the match 8-6. He earned a win over second seeded Alex Kocer Davion Jeffries Oklahoma Alex Kocer SDSU of South Dakota State in the consolation semifinals. Mendenhall defeated Kocer by Clay Ream NDSU decision 9-6 in the match after adding an insurance takedown in the closing seconds. Sophomore Archie Colgan went 1-1 on the day finishing fifth at 157 pounds. He 157 POUNDS fell in the consolation semifinals to Dylan Cottrell of West Virginia by decision 4-2. He Cody Pack SDSU won the fifth place match with a first period pin of Logan Breitenbach of Iowa State. Joseph Smith Oklahoma State Junior Benjamin Stroh (184 pounds) made a solid run in the consolation bracket Dylan Cottrell West Virginia before falling to third seeded Jacob Scheffel of West Virginia by decision. He earned a 165 POUNDS fifth place finish with his 11-4 decision over Brady Ayers of South Dakota state to wrap up Alex Dieringer Oklahoma State the tournament. For the two days, Stroh went 4-2. Tanner Weatherman Iowa State Clark Glass Oklahoma 2015 NCAA Championship Review Senior Shane Woods picked up two impressive wins in the consolation bracket to 174 POUNDS lead the University of Wyoming wrestling contingent at the NCAA Championships in the 7. Chandler Rogers Oklahoma State Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo. The Cowboys ended the Championships with six points. 19. Matt Reed Oklahoma 20. Lelund Weatherspoon Iowa State Woods won his first two matches during the morning session before falling to the 28. David Kocer SDSU second seeded Morgan McIntosh of Penn state in the evening session. Three other senior Cowboys saw their season end with close losses, as Tyler Cox (125 pounds), Dakota 184 POUNDS Friesth (165 pounds) and Andy McCulley (174 pounds) wrestled their final match in Hayden Zillmer North Dakota St. Brown and Gold. The four seniors combined for a total of 408 wins in their career. Chandler Rogers Oklahoma State Cox opened action for the Pokes in the second round of the consolation bracket. Dane Pestano Iowa State Cox fell to No. 10 Ronnie Rios of Oregon State by decision in sudden victory, 3-1. Each Bubba Scheffel West Virginia wrestler earned escapes in the final two frames, but a takedown with seven seconds 197 POUNDS remaining in sudden victory gave Rios the win. Cox finished his career with a 112 wins Jacob Smith West Virginia and was an All-American in 2013. Nate Rotert SDSU Friesth battled to the end with No. 12 Dylan Palacio of Cornell in the second Trent Noon No. Colorado round of the consolation bracket. Friesth trailed 5-2, but a takedown near the end of the Preston Weigel Oklahoma State second period put him in striking position. The clock was the enemy late with Friesth James Downey Iowa State nearly getting a take down at the end of the third period to tie the match. He ends his 285 POUNDS career with the Cowboys as a two-time NCAA Championships qualifier and finished with Austin Marsden Oklahoma State 91 career wins. Ross Larson Oklahoma Senior Andy McCulley faced a tough draw in the consolation second round facing Tanner Harms Wyoming off against No. 4 John Eblen of Mizzou. After a scoreless first period, Eblen scored five points in the second frame. He added a late take down in the third and added a riding time point to win by major decision, 8-0. McCulley finished his career with 104 wins and was a two-time NCAA Championship qualifier. Junior Tanner Harms drew the toughest draw in the championship first round falling to No. 2 Michael McMullan of Northwestern by decision, 12-5. He fell to Old Dominion’s Jacob Henderson by decision, 3-0 in the evening session. He finished the season with an 18-12 record. 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

2015-16 Wyoming Alphabetical Roster Coaching Staff Head Coach Name Year Weight Hometown (Last School) Mark Branch (Oklahoma State ‘97) - Eighth year Steven Allen Freshman 197 Broken Arrow, Okla. (Broken Arrow HS) Branson Ashworth RS Freshman 141/149 Spanish Fork, Utah (Spanish Fork HS) Assistant Coaches Austin Breckenridge Senior 149 Cheyenne, Wyo. (Central HS) Ethan Kyle (Oklahoma State ‘05) - Seventh year Willy Cogdill Freshman 184 Chadron, Neb. (Chadron HS) Teyon Ware (Oklahoma ‘07) - First Year Archie Colgan Sophomore 157 Westminster, Colo. (Pomona HS) Clayton Foster (Oklahoma State ‘11) - Fourth year Thomas “Sam” Eagan RS Freshman 285 Spencerport, N.Y. (Churchville-Chili HS) Jake Elliott Junior 149 Roseville, Calif. (Oakmont HS) Assistant Director of Player Development Drake Foster Freshman 125/133 Post Falls, Idaho (Post Falls HS) McCade Ford (Wyoming ‘12) - Second year Brock George RS Freshman 125 Syracuse, Utah (Syracuse HS) Danny Gordon Freshman 285 Belen, N.M. (Belen HS) Cowboys by Year Tanner Harms Senior 285 Greenwood Village, Colo. (Cherry Creek HS) Seniors (3) - Austin Breckendridge, Tanner Harms, Jace Ben Hornickle Freshman 141 Burlington, Wisc. (Burlington HS) Jensen Jace Jensen Senior 174 Buffalo, Wyo. (Buffalo HS) Juniors (7) - Jake Elliott, Cole Mendenhall, Tanner Miller, Anthony Juckes Freshman 141/149 Bloomington, N.M. (Piedra Vista HS) Benjamin Stroh, Drew Templeman, Brandon Tribble, Dewey Krueger Freshman 149/157 Gillett, Wisc. (Oconto Falls HS) Gunnar Woodburn, Nate Shaw Cameron Loving Freshman 165/174 Altus, Okla. (Altus HS) Lucas Lovvorn Freshman 165/174 Holten, Kan. (Holten HS) Sophomores (6) - Archie Colgan, Bryce Meredith, Luke Cole Mendenhall Junior 141 Great Falls, Mont. (Great Falls HS) Paine, Chaz Polson, Kyle Pope, Morgan Rieder Bryce Meredith Sophomore 141 Cheyenne, Wyo. (NC State) Tanner Miller Junior 157 Douglas, Wyo. (Douglas HS) Redshirt Freshmen (5) - Branson Ashworth, Thomas Ryder Newman RS Sophomore 174 Las Vegas, Nev. (West Virginia) “Sam” Eagan, Paul “PT” Garcia, Brock George Luke Paine Sophomore 174/184 Billings, Mont. (Billings Senior HS) Freshmen (13) - Steve Allen, Willy Cogdill, Conrad Cole, Chaz Polson Sophomore 165 Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Valor Christian HS) Drake Foster, Danny Gordon, Ben Hornickle, Anthony Kyle Pope Sophomore 165/174 Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield HS) Juckes, Camerson Loving, Lucas Lovvorn, Dewey Krueger Nate Shaw Junior 197 Bettendorf, Iowa (Northern Iowa) Max Stevens Doyle Trout, Cody Vigoren Max Stevens Freshman 125/133 Oakdale, Calif. (Oakdale HS) Benjamin Stroh Junior 184 Harlem, Mont. (Chinook HS) Drew Templeman Junior 125/133 Orting, Wash. (Orting HS) Brandon Tribble Junior 197 Colorado Springs, Colo. (Western State) Doyle Trout Freshman 125 Utica, Neb. (Centennial HS) Cowboys by Weight Cody Vigoren Freshman 197 Lake Stevens, Wash. (Lake Stevens HS) 125 - Conrad Cole, Brock George, Doyle Trout, Drake Foster, Max Stevens, Gunnar Woodburn Gunnar Woodburn Junior 133 Wagoner, Okla. (Oklahoma State Univ.) 133 - P.T. Garcia, Drew Templeman, Foster, Stevens,Woodburn Note: RS identifies a student-athlete that has used their redshirt year the previous season. 141 - Ben Hornickle, Cole Mendenhall, Bryce Meredith, Anthony Juckes 149 - Branson Ashworth, Austin Breckenridge, Jake Elliott, Pronunciation guide: Dewey Krueger, Juckes Sam Eagan (EE-gen) 157 - Archie Colgan, Tanner Miller, Kyle Pope, Krueger Dewey Krueger (Kree-ger) 165 - Chaz Polson, Kyle Pope, Cameron Loving, Lucas Lovvorn Lucas Lovvorn (Love-orn) 174 - Jace Jensen, Luke Paine, Loving, Lovvorn Archie Colgan (Cole-Gan) 184 - Benjamin Stroh, Willy Cogdill Chaz Polson (Pole-Son) 197 - Brandon Tribble, Morgan Rieder, Cody Vigoren, Benjamin Stroh (Strow) Steve Allen, Nate Shaw Heavyweight - Thomas “Sam” Eagan, Tanner Harms, Teyon (TEE-On) Ware Danny Gordon 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

All-Americans in UW History Four-Time All-Americans (1) Single-Season Americans (15) Name Years Place Name Years Place Joe LeBlanc 2009-12 5-4-6-7 Herb Karcher 1959 4th Dave Hansen 1960 3rd Three-Time All-Americans (2) Allen Frude 1966 5th Name Years Place Don Miller 1967 6th Dick Ballinger 1958-60 2-4-1 Ray Sanchez 1967 4th Reese Andy 1994-96 2-6-2 Dan Silbaugh 1970 6th Steven Suder 1979 8th Two-Time All-Americans (3) Wes Gasner 1983 6th Name Years Place Joe DeCamillis 1988 8th Bob Mason 1950-51 4-4 Craig Walters 1988 4th Jerry Frude 1959-60 2-2 Dave Myers 1992 8th Alfonso Hernandez 2012-13 6-7 Brandon Alderman 1996 6th Brent Voorhees 1996 7th Shane Onufer 2011 5th Tyler Cox 2013 8th All-Americans By Last Name Brandon Alderman - albuquerque, n.m. Wes Gasner - denver, colo. 1996 - Junior, 158 pounds, 6th place 1983 - Junior, 150 pounds, 6th place

Reese Andy - billings, mont. Dave Hansen - britt, Iowa 1994 - Sophomore, 177 pounds, 2nd place 1960 - Sophomore, 123 pounds, 3rd place 1995 - Junior, 177 pounds, 6th place 1996 - Senior, 177 pounds, 2nd place

Dick Ballinger - cody, wyo. ALFONSO HERNANDEZ - blackfoot, idaho 1958 - Sophomore, 167 pounds, 2nd place 2012 - Junior, 197 pounds, 6th place 1959 - Junior, 167 pounds, 4th place 2013 - Senior, 197 pounds, 7th place 1960 - Senior, 167 pounds, NCAA Champion

Tyler cox - gillette, wyo. Herb Karcher - Perry, okla. 2013 - Sophomore, 125 pounds, 8th place 1959 - Senior, 123 pounds, 4th place

Joe DeCamillis - arvada, colo. Joe LeBlanc - meeker, colo. 1988 - Senior, 167 pounds, 8th place 2009 - Freshman, 184 pounds, 5th place 2010 - Sophomore, 184 pounds, 4th place 2011 - Junior, 184 pounds, 6th place 2012 - Senior, 184 pounds, 7th place

Allen Frude - laramie, wyo. Bob Mason - Burns, Wyo. 1966 - Senior, 152 pounds, 5th place 1950 - Junior, 167 pounds, 4th place 1951 - Senior, 167 pounds, 4th place

Jerry Frude - Laramie, Wyo. Don Miller - eagle grove, iowa 1959 - Junior, 147 pounds, 2nd place 1967 - Junior, 167 pounds, 6th place 1960 - Senior, 147 pounds, 2nd place 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling All-Americans By Last Nameued

Dave Myers - arvada, colo. Steven Suder - littleton, colo. 1992 - Senior, 158 pounds, 8th place 1979 - Senior, 150 pounds, 8th place

Shane Onufer - auburn, wash. Brent Voorhees - sturgis, s.d. 2011 - Junior, 165 pounds, 5th place 1996- Senior, 150 pounds, 7th place

Ray Sanchez - cheyenne, wyo. craig Walters - fort collins, colo. 1967 - Sophomore, 115 pounds, 4th place 1988 - Sophomore, 126 pounds, 4th place

dan Silbaugh - newcastle, wyo. 1970 - Senior, 142 pounds, 6th place

All-Americans By Year

1950 1988 Name Weight Finish Name Weight Finish Bob Mason 167 pounds 4th Joe DeCamillis 167 pounds 8th Craig Walters 126 pounds 4th 1951 Name Weight Finish 1992 Bob Mason 167 pounds 4th Name Weight Finish Dave Myers 158 pounds 8th 1958 Name Weight Finish 1994 Dick Ballinger 167 pounds 2nd, NCAA runner-up Name Weight Finish Reese Andy 177 pounds 2nd, NCAA runner-up 1959 Name Weight Finish 1995 Dick Ballinger 167 pounds 4th Name Weight Finish Jerry Frude 147 pounds 2nd, NCAA runner-up Reese Andy 177 pounds 6th Herb Karcher 123 pounds 4th 1996 1960 (3) Name Weight Finish Name Weight Finish Brandon Alderman 158 pounds 6th Dick Ballinger 167 pounds 1st, NCAA champion Reese Andy 177 pounds 2nd, NCAA runner-up Jerry Frude 147 pounds 2nd, NCAA runner-up Brent Voorhees 150 pounds 7th Dave Hansen 123 pounds 3rd 2009 1966 Name Weight Finish Name Weight Finish Joe LeBlanc 184 pounds 5th Allen Frude 152 pounds 5th 2010 1967 Name Weight Finish Name Weight Finish Joe LeBlanc 184 pounds 4th Don Miller 167 pounds 6th Ray Sanchez 115 pounds 4th 2011 Name Weight Finish 1970 Joe LeBlanc 184 pounds 6th Name Weight Finish Shane Onufer 165 pounds 5th Dan Silbaugh 142 pounds 6th 2012 1979 Name Weight Finish Name Weight Finish Alfonso Hernandez 197 pounds 6th Steven Suder 150 pounds 8th Joe LeBlanc 184 pounds 7th

1983 2013 Name Weight Finish Name Weight Finish Wes Gasner 150 pounds 6th Tyler Cox 125 pounds 8th Alfonso Hernandez 197 pounds 7th 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Wyoming NCAA Team Results

Year Finish Points Qualifiers All-Americans Year Finish Points Qualifiers All-Americans 1940 DNP DNS 2 None 1993 T62nd 1 2 None 1941 T21st 1 3 None 1994 22nd 20 4 1 1942 DNP DNS 1 None 1995 27th 14 6 1 1943 DNP DNS 0 None 1996 15th 37.5 6 3 1944 No Team N/A N/A N/A 1997 37th 7.5 4 None 1945 No Team N/A N/A N/A 1998 T50th 4 3 None 1946 DNP DNS 1 None 1999 T56th 3 5 None 1947 DNP DNS 0 None 2000 T73rd DNS 1 None 1948 DNP DNS 3 None 2001 T38th 6 3 None 1949 DNP DNS 8 None 2002 T72nd DNS 1 None 1950 T12th 2 6 1 2003 T50th 3 4 None 1951 T12th 3 3 1 2004 T38th 8 6 None 1952 T20th 2 5 None 2005 T52nd 4 3 None 1953 DNP DNS 4 None 2006 T37th 8.5 6 None 1954 DNP DNS 4 None 2007 T65th DNS 4 None 1955 T32nd 1 4 None 2008 T60th 1.5 2 None 1956 16th 7 4 None 2009 T32nd 18.5 4 1 1957 T19th 6 4 None 2010 33rd 17.5 4 1 1958 T7th 16 7 1 2011 28th 21 6 2 1959 6th 25 8 3 2012 19th 31 6 2 1960 3rd 36 6 3 2013 23rd 20.5 7 2 1961 T24th 2 5 None 2014 53rd 3 4 None 1962 T12th 15 6 None 2015 39th 6 6 None 1963 T36th 3 5 None Totals 472 298 31 1964 T46th 1 2 None 1965 T45th 1 7 None 1966 T31st 4 4 1 1967 T11th 17 4 2 1968 DNP DNS 0 None 1969 DNP DNS 3 None 1970 28th 6 4 1 1971 T35th 2 2 None 1972 DNP DNS 0 None 1973 DNP DNS 0 None 1974 T57th 1 4 None 1975 T49th 2 8 None 1976 32nd 6 3 None 1977 T37th 3.5 1 None 1978 T57th 1.5 3 None 1979 40th 5 5 1 1980 T37th 4 6 None 1981 T47th 2 2 None 1982 T61st 0.5 2 None 1983 T28th 9.5 5 1 1984 T52nd 1.5 3 None 1985 T52nd 2.5 7 None 1986 T32nd 10 7 None 1987 T51st 3 3 None 1988 21st 17.5 7 2 1989 T57th 2 7 None 1990 T35th 7.5 6 None 1991 T58th 2 4 None 1992 T36th 5.5 3 1 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling All-time NCAA Qualifiers (301) NCAA NCAA NCAA Year Qualifer Weight mark Year Qualifer Weight mark Year Qualifer Weight mark 1940 Merle Smith 121 N/A 1960 Dave Hansen 123 4-1 (3rd) 1982 No detailed information available Shogo Adachi 145 N/A Carl Scott 137 0-1 1983 No detailed information available Jerry Frude 147 4-1 (2nd) 1941 Merle Smith 121 N/A Dick Ballinger 167 5-0 (1st) 1984 Wes Gasner 150 1-1 Melvin Baldwin 128 N/A Lyle Brownlee 177 2-1 Ron Whitman 167 0-1 Steve Hale 155 N/A Howard Colling 191 0-1 Bill Lingelfelser Hwt 0-1 1942 Harry Mangus 128 N/A 1961 Dave Hansen 123 1-1 1985 Bill Hodges 126 0-1 Clair Argento 137 0-1 Scott Rardin 134 0-1 1946 Harry Mangus 128 N/A Dave Wight 157 1-1 Mike McNaney 142 0-1 1948 Harry Mangus 128 N/A Howard Colling 191 0-1 Scott Chipperfield 150 0-1 Frank Stray 145 N/A Warren Dawson Hwt 0-1 Mike Hamel 158 0-1 Louis Holland 175 N/A Ron Whitman 167 2-2 1962 Dave Hansen 123 0-1 John Bragg 190 0-1 1949 Samuel Hirawasa 121 0-2 Jerry Frude 147 3-2 George Kelly 128 0-1 Dave Wight 157 3-2 1986 No detailed information available Clark Allen 136 0-1 Norm Perue 167 1-1 Lawrence Higby 145 0-1 Hugh Lowham 177 2-1 1987 Chad Taylor 134 1-2 Dale Federer 155 1-2 Dee Mickelson 191 3-2 Bryan Wilson 167 1-2 Robert Mason 165 0-2 John Cogdill Hwt 0-2 Joe Manchak 175 0-2 1963 Jim Gautz 123 1-2 Charles Nowlen Hwt 0-1 David Stone 130 0-1 1988 Craig Walters 126 5-2 (4th) Clair Argento 137 2-1 Chad Taylor 142 0-2 1950 George Kelly 121 0-1 Dave Wight 157 0-1 Tobin Roitsch 150 0-1 Robert Morris 128 2-2 Dee Mickelson 167 0-1 Mark Voloshin 158 0-1 Robert Mason 155 2-2 (4th) Joe Decamillis 167 3-3 (8th) Dale Federer 165 0-1 1964 Gary Frank 147 0-1 Bryan Hagen 190 0-2 Dewey McConnell 175 0-2 Allen Frude 157 1-1 Jon Cogdill Hwt 1-2 Robert Schildgen Hwt 0-2 1965 No information available 1989 Craig Walters 126 0-1 1951 George Kelly 123 N/A Mike Donovan 134 1-2 Lee Ballinger 137 N/A 1966 Art Sanchez 123 0-2 Chad Taylor 142 0-1 Frank Stray 157 N/A Allen Frude 152 3-2 (5th) Brett Argeris 150 0-2 Leon Mickelson 160 0-1 Dave Myers 158 0-1 1952 Lee Ballinger 137 2-2 Don Miller 167 0-1 Mark Voloshin 167 1-2 Don Robison 147 N/A Brian Hagen 190 0-2 Robert Hockley 157 0-1 1967 Ray Sanchez 115 N/A (4th) Dewey McConnell 177 1-1 Don Miller 167 N/A (6th) 1990 Craig Walters 126 1-2 Robert Schildgen Hwt 1-2 Coley Turner 134 1-2 1969 Paul Soriano 123 0-1 Tobin Roitsch 150 0-1 1953 Richard Hockley 123 N/A Dan Silbaugh 130 0-1 Dave Myers 158 0-1 Lee Ballinger 147 N/A Gary Hill 160 0-1 Mark Voloshin 167 2-2 Robert Hockley 157 N/A Jon Cogdill Hwt 2-2 Robert McCullough 177 N/A 1970 Dan Silbaugh 142 N/A Larry Paull 190 1991 Mike Donovan 134 0-1 1954 Robert Royce 123 0-1 Ted Adams N/A N/A Tobin Roitsch 150 1-1 Richard Hockley 130 1-1 Mike Scott 167 1-2 Robert Bormuth 157 N/A 1971 Gary Hill 158 0-1 Dave Myers 177 0-2 Robert Hockley 167 N/A Dennis Alf 190 2-1 1992 Jason Gregerson 134 1-2 1955 Robert Royce 123 0-1 1974 Don Meeker 118 0-1 Mike Scott 158 0-1 Stanl Wintermote 137 1-1 Brad Warrick 134 1-2 Dave Myers 167 4-3 (8th) Robert Bormuth 157 1-1 Lane Lindley 150 0-1 Henry Goldman 167 1-1 Jody Sloan 158 0-1 1993 Pete Szymczak 167 0-2 Ryan Jibben 177 1-2 1956 Robert Royce 123 2-1 1975 Don Meeker 118 0-1 Stan Wintermote 137 3-1 Phil Bayouth 126 0-1 1994 Bryce Bochy 134 0-1 Robert Bormuth 147 0-1 Danny Godbehere 134 0-1 Jason Gregersen 142 0-2 Jesse Stokes 167 1-1 Jody Sloan 150 1-1 Shilo Mathill 150 1-2 Steve Zawacki 158 0-1 Reese Andy 177 4-1 (2nd) 1957 Herb Karcher 123 1-1 Paul Reed 167 0-1 Stan Wintermote 137 1-1 Bob Steele 177 1-1 1995 Justin Martin 126 1-2 Pete Jones 147 0-1 Jim Kysar 190 0-1 Jason Gregersen 142 2-2 Jesse Stokes 167 2-1 Shilo Mathill 150 1-2 1976 Steven Suder 150 0-1 Brandon Alderman 158 0-2 1958 Dale Madden 130 1-1 Paul Reed 167 2-2 Brad Alderman 167 0-1 Carl Scott 137 1-1 Jim Kysar 190 1-1 Reese Andy 177 4-3 (6th) Pete Jones 147 2-1 1977 Paul Reed 167 1-1 Fred Brownlee 157 1-1 1996 Tom Hickenlooper 126 1-2 Dick Ballinger 167 3-1 (2nd) 1978 Dan Godbehere 150 0-1 Brent Voorhees 150 5-2 (7th) Wes Metzler 177 0-1 Jim Rebischke 158 0-1 Brandon Alderman 158 4-3 (6th) Lyle Brownlee 191 0-1 Kelly Wilson 190 1-1 Brad Alderman 167 3-2 Reese Andy 177 4-1 (2nd) 1959 Herb Karcher 123 3-2 (4th) 1979 Cody Westbrook 134 0-1 Jason Klohs 190 0-1 Dale Madden 130 3-2 Steven Suder 150 3-2 Carl Scott 137 0-1 Tom Wertz 177 0-1 1997 Jeff Tufano 142 0-2 Jerry Frude 147 4-1 (2nd) Kelly Wilson 190 1-1 Shilo Mathill 150 2-2 Bubby Snyder 157 0-1 Bob Bath Hwt 0-1 Brad Alderman 167 1-2 Dick Ballinger 167 3-2 (4th) Brandon Alderman 177 1-2 Lyle Brownlee 177 1-2 1980 No detailed information available Howard Colling 191 0-1 1981 No detailed information available 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

All-time NCAA Qualifiers (Cont.) NCAA NCAA NCAA Year Qualifer Weight mark Year Qualifer Weight mark Year Qualifer Weight mark 1998 Chris Walker 118 1-2 2007 Nick Ramirez 125 0-2 2014 Tyler Cox 125 1-2 Bryce Bochy 134 1-2 Cory VomBaur 133 0-2 Dakota Friesth 165 1-2 Jeff Tufano 142 0-2 Carter Downing 149 0-2 Benjamin Stroh 184 1-2 Sam Wendland 197 0-2 Shane Woods 197 2-2 1999 Matt Winninger 157 1-2 Brian Wood 165 0-2 2008 Cory VomBaur 133 0-2 2015 Tyler Cox 125 1-2 Steven Schenk 184 1-2 Carter Downing 141 1-2 Dakota Friesth 165 1-2 Craig Rumsey 197 0-2 Andy McCulley 174 1-2 Abe Boomer Hwt 0-2 2009 Michael Martinez 125 1-2 Benjamin Stroh 184 1-2 Cory VomBaur 133 1-2 Shane Woods 197 3-2 2000 Corey Hamrick 133 0-2 Shane Onufer 174 2-2 Tanner Harms 285 0-2 Joe LeBlanc 184 5-2 (5th) 2001 Levi Prevost 157 0-2 2016 Drew Templeman 125 Steven Schenk 174 3-2 2010 Michael Martinez 125 3-2 Craig Rumsey 197 1-2 Cory VomBaur 133 0-2 Bryce Meredith 141 Shane Onufer 165 1-2 Tanner Harms 285 2002 Levi Prevost 157 0-2 Joe LeBlanc 184 4-2 (4th) 2003 Andrew Shuler 157 0-2 2011 Michael Martinez 125 2-2 Levi Prevost 165 2-2 Cole Dallaserra 149 2-2 Kevin Kessner 197 1-2 Shane Onufer 165 5-2 (5th) Brad Steele Hwt 0-2 Patrick Martinez 174 1-2 Joe LeBlanc 184 5-3 (6th) 2004 Blake Gunter 141 0-2 L.J. Helbig 197 0-2 Andrew Shuler 157 1-2 Levi Prevost 165 3-2 2012 Michael Martinez 125 1-2 Sam Wendland 184 0-2 Zach Zehner 133 1-2 Kevin Kessner 197 2-2 Shane Onufer 165 2-2 Dusty Hoffschneider Patrick Martinez 174 1-2 Hwt 1-2 Joe LeBlanc 184 4-2 (7th) Alfonso Hernandez 197 4-3 (6th) 2005 Danny Clum 157 0-2 Gary Dack 165 1-2 2013 Tyler Cox 125 4-3 (8th) Dusty Hoffschneider Hwt 1-2 McCade Ford 141 1-2 Brandon Richardson 149 1-2 2006 Bryce Leonhardt 125 2-2 Andy McCulley 157 0-2 Carter Downing 149 2-2 L.J. Helbig 174 1-2 Danny Clum 157 1-2 Shane Woods 184 0-2 Malcolm Havens 197 0-2 Alfonso Hernandez 197 4-2 (7th) Dusty Hoffschneider Hwt 1-2

NCAA Finalists (7 times)

Year Wrestler weight 1948 Louis Holland 175* 1958 Dick Ballinger 167 1959 Jerry Frude 147 1960 Dick Ballinger 167 Jerry Frude 147 1994 Reese Andy 177 1996 Reese Andy 177 *Holland reached finals but did not win - according to Olympic rules utilized that season, he failed to place Top-25 NCAA Team Finishes (17) Year ncaa Tournament Finish Year ncaa Tournament Finish 1950 12th 1965 19th 1951 13th 1967 11th 1952 23rd 1970 20th 1956 16th 1988 21st 1958 7th 1994 22nd 1959 6th 1996 15th 1960 3rd 2012 19th 1961 24th 2013 23rd 1962 11th 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Mark Branch Head Coach (Oklahoma State ‘97) Eighth Year at Wyoming

In his eight seasons, UW head man Mark Branch has raised the JUST THE FACTS: Mark Branch expectations of Cowboy Wrestling to Coaching Career new heights. He’s upped the profile - 80-36 dual record in eight seasons of Wyoming Wrestling and brought - 38-8 conference dual record in seven seasons the program notoriety and name - Three-time WWC Coach of the Year (2010, 2011, 2012) recognition with levels of success - Six-time Conference Champion Coach (2009-10-11-12-13-14) rarely seen in the program’s history. With 78 dual wins and a 83-percent - Eight All-America honors earned by UW wrestlers under Branch win rate within the conference ranks, Branch has established the - 24 Wyoming wrestlers earned West Regional titles under Branch Cowboys as the team to beat year in and year out. Branch has - 54 All-WWC honors earned by UW wrestlers under Branch compiled a 38-8 mark against conference record foes with four regular- - Two top-25 NCAA team finishes for Wyoming under Branch season dual titles. - 40 UW NCAA qualifiers in Branch’s six seasons In 2014-15, he led the Pokes to a 11-4 overall dual record - Became 14th head coach in UW Wrestling history July 14, 2008 including a seven-dual winning streak. He led six Cowboys to the - 2004 NWCA Assistant Coach of the Year (Oklahoma State University) NCAA tournament and ad nine wrestlers earn All-WWC honors. Wrestling Career He also guided Shane Woods to his third NCAA West Regional/ - Two-time NCAA champion at 167 pounds (1994, 1997) WWC Championship. Currently, 54 Cowboys have been named All- - Four-time NCAA finalist at 167 pounds (1994-97) Conference under Branch and he has sent 37 qualfiers to the NCAA - Four-time NCAA All-American (1994-97) Championship. Branch is currently fourth all-time in dual wins at - Two-time national freestyle All-American (1998-99) Wyoming. His 11 dual wins was the fifth time he has had double-digit - 1997 Big XII Athlete of the Year dual wins in his career at UW. - 1997 Oklahoma State Student-Athlete of the Year In his 2013-14, he helped bring the Pokes back from a 1-6 start in - Four-time NWCA Academic All-American dual action to finish 6-6 overall, but more importantly, 4-1 in WWC duals to win the regular-season title. The Cowboys knocked off 19th-ranked Regional team title and UW’s first tournament conference championship North Dakota State in the season finale to win the crown. In tournament team since 1992. Four UW wrestlers went to the NCAA Championships, action, UW brought home two Reno Tournament of Champions titles as LeBlanc went on to finish fourth at the event to earn his second All- and placed two at the Las Vegas Invitational. Beginning the postseason America accolade and was named the WWC Wrestler of the Year. The in the West Regional. The Pokes were second in the event, as the Cowboys finished 33rd and Branch was named the 2010 West Region squad has placed first or second in each of the previous six years. Coach of the Year by D1CollegeWrestling.net. Four Pokes earned bids to the 2013 NCAA Championships, bringing the head man’s total to 31 over six years. UW failed to earn an All-America honor for the first time in Branch’s tenure. Under Branch, UW has had eight All-America finishers. “Mark has done a phenomenal job since 2008 in terms of developing a nationally competitive program and helping our student-athletes achieve their goals,” Wyoming Athletic Director Tom Burman said. “He and his family have proven to be a great fit for Wyoming and he understands the state and the values of its residents. The Cowboys have reached unprecedented heights on the mat and in the classroom and I expect that to continue into the foreseeable future.” With Branch’s help, senior Joe LeBlanc capped off a fine career in 2012, earning four All-America nods, the first wrestler in UW history to do so. That same season, UW finished 19th in the team standings in 2012, the first top-20 finish for the Pokes since 1996. The dual season was a successful one, as the Cowboys were 10-3 and a 6-0 in WWC action. Wyoming won its third-straight West Regional tournament team title as four Wyoming wrestlers won titles. In 2010-11, Branch had a stellar campaign. After The Branch Family: (L to R) Mason, Susan, Mark and Maggie spending the season ranked in the top 20 in the nation, Wyoming won its second-consecutive West Regional title with five individual titles. Branch was named Western Wrestling Conference Wyoming also had a successful dual season in 2009-10, winning Coach of the Year at the event for a second time in his career. Branch the WWC regular-season dual title for the second-straight year with an also helped six Cowboys earn berths to the NCAA Championships. overall season record to 12-3 and a WWC record of 6-0. The Pokes Shane Onufer (165) and LeBlanc (184) earned All-America honors by ended the regular season 25th in the nation in the National Wrestling placing fifth and sixth, respectively, to lead Wyoming to a 28th-place team Coaches’ Association/USA Today Coaches Poll. UW had seven wrestlers finish. The Cowboys compiled an 11-7 overall dual mark and 5-1 in the earn All-WWC honors. WWC. UW’s lone dual loss in WWC action came against Northern Iowa. Branch’s first season guiding the Cowboys (2008-09) signaled an In 2010, Branch directed the Cowboy wrestlers to the West immediate turnaround for the program. UW earned a share of the WWC Regional team title over 24-time defending champion Northern Iowa. regular-season dual title with a 5-0 record. At the West Regional tournament, The come-from-behind championship was Wyoming’s first-ever West Wyoming finished second with four champions and sent four Cowboys to 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling the NCAA Championships, where LeBlanc finished fifth to become the first freshman in UW wrestling history to earn All-America honors. Branch’s Year-by-Year Record Following his first season at UW, Branch was named WWC Coach Year Overall Record Conference Record of the Year, the West Region Coach of the Year by D1CW and the 2008-09 15-3 5-0 Top Rookie Coach in the nation by Amateur Wrestling News. Branch 2009-10 12-3 6-0 also oversaw a squad which earned nine All-WWC honors in 2008-09, 2010-11 11-7 5-1 the most of any WWC member institution. He was nominated by his 2011-12 10-3 6-0 peers to be a part of the 2009 National Wrestling Coaches Association Leadership Academy Class. 2012-13 9-6 4-1 Branch came to Wyoming from Oklahoma State University where 2013-14 6-6 4-1 he was the associate head wrestling coach for six years, as well as 2014-15 11-4 4-1 a four-time NCAA finalist as a student-athlete. He was a part of five 2015-16 6-6 4-4 NCAA team championships as a coach and student-athlete at OSU. Totals 78-36 38-8 As a college wrestler, Branch was a member of OSU’s 1994 NCAA championship team, and served on the coaching staff for OSU’s 2002, Branch was named 2003, 2004 and 2005 NCAA titles. the WWC Coach of While competing for OSU, Branch was a four-time NCAA All- the Year three times American (1994-97), four-time NCAA national finalist (1994-97), two-time NCAA national champion at 167 pounds (1994 and `97) and since 2009. a two-time national freestyle All-American (1998 and `99). In 1997, he was named the Big XII Athlete of the Year, OSU Student-Athlete of the Year and the top graduating senior for OSU wrestling. He was a four- time NWCA Academic All-American, received an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and a Big XII Post-Graduate Scholarship. As a member of the OSU coaching staff, Branch was named the NWCA Assistant Coach of the Year in 2004. He helped coach OSU to seven Big XII Championships, four NCAA championships and three dual team championships. He was named the associate head coach at OSU in 2002 and served as an assistant coach for five years prior. He coached 57 All-Americans and 16 NCAA champions. He was instrumental in the recruiting of student-athletes to Stillwater, as well as organizing fundraising projects, promotional strategies and assisting in public relations functions with student-athletes. “For me, this is the realization of my goal to become an NCAA head coach,” Branch said. “I’m from a competitive background, and I was looking for a place where I could build a nationally competitive program. I believe there is a great deal of support from the Athletic Department and the University as a whole at Wyoming. Wyoming is the right program for me and the right fit for my family and I. I appreciate the confidence that Tom Burman and (UW Senior Associate Athletics Director) Matt Whisenant have shown in me to get the job done.” Branch has been a freestyle wrestling coach for the Gator Club in New Orleans, La., since 1997 where he provides personal instruction and training in freestyle wrestling. His teams have participated at various World Team training camps. He has coached at the U.S. Nationals and World/Olympic Team Trials. Branch earned his bachelor of science degree in secondary education from Oklahoma State in 1997 and earned his master of science degree in athletic administration from OSU in 2000. A native of Newkirk, Okla., he and his wife Susan have a daughter, Maggie Belle, and a son, Mason Layne.

Branch is the 14th head coach in the history of Wyoming Cowboy Wrestling. 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling High School: Harms progressed in leaps and bounds at the high school level and in the U.S. wrestling system during Tanner his prep career. Harms compiled a 120-12 overall record in three years under coach Mike Luhring at Class 5A Cherry Harms Creek High School. Wrestling in the state’s largest division, Harms went Senior 38-4 with 17 pins as a senior at 215 pounds to finish sixth at HWT the state tournament. He earned First Team All-Centennial Greenwood Village, Colo. League honors, while placing well at several prestigious Cherry Creek High School tournaments throughout the season, including second at the Rocky Mountain Nationals. He was named the team’s Most Outstanding Wrestler and earned the Most Takedowns Award 2015-16: A NCAA qualifier a season ago, Harms heads with 81 during the season. back to the NCAA Championship this season. Harms finished As a junior, Harms finished third at the state tournament second at the Big 12 Championship. He has been solid this at 189 pounds courtesy of a 40-5 mark with 20 pins. He season with an impressive 19-4 record. His 19 wins this won the regional tournament and earned First Team All- season is a single-season high. He won the Reno Tournament Conference honors, while also placing fourth at the Rocky of Champions and was named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week Mountain Nationals. As a sophomore, Harms went 42-3 at following his win. He has been strong as of late closing out 171 pounds at the junior varsity level. the regular season with 14 wins in his last 16 matches. He Harms wrestled well in the USA wrestling system at finished second on the team with 35 dual points after going several levels and styles. He placed third at 215 pounds at the 9-3 in duals. Folkstyle Junior National Championships to earn All-America 2014-15: Harms had another solid season at honors and a spot on the U.S. Junior National team. During heavyweight for the Pokes. He earned a trip to his first NCAA the summer of 2010, he was the Colorado state champion at Championship. Harms was a Third Team All-WWC selection. 189 pounds in the junior Greco-Roman division and placed He finished the season with a 18-12 record and went 9-2 second in junior freestyle. At the Cadet level in the summer of against wrestlers in the WWC. He finished the season with 2009, he won the Greco-Roman division and finished runner- five wins and on major decision. He picked up a big pin for the up in freestyle. Pokes against Oregon State helping UW winning the dual for A two-time team captain for his high school, Harms the Cowboys. He picked up five wins on the season against earned Academic All-State honors twice in the classroom. He ranked opponents with his best coming against No. 12 Tyler had a 3.2 cumulative grade-point average and scored 31 on Deuel of Binghamton. the ACT. 2013-14: Another solid season was shortened by injury Personal: Harms was born in Aurora, Colo., and he for Harms as a sophomore heavyweight. He placed third in is the son of Adley and Jenifer Harms. He has one sibling, the Cowboy Open with a 3-1 mark, and made the title match Mason. Both his parents played collegiate sports at Taylor of the Northwest Open, but was forced into an injury default. University. He is pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering His elbow injury kept him out of the lineup until Jan. 19, at UW. He also was recruited by Cornell College and Liberty. when he returned to the mat against South Dakota State. He placed first in the Rocky Mountain Open, and went 1-1 in his Tanner Harms Career record remaining duals. He was fourth at the West Regional with one Year Record win and was 11-6 for the season with six falls. 2011-12: Redshirted Harms was named the Outstanding Junior for the College 2012-13: 12-6 (3 falls) of Engineering and Applied Science in March 2014. Harms, who studies mechanical engineering, maintained a GPA of 2013-14: 11-6 (6 falls) 3.857 in the spring semester. The sophomore heavyweight 2014-15: 18-12 (5 falls)| (NCAA qualifier) made his second-straight WWC All-Academic team, boasting 2015-16 19-4 (2 falls) |(NCAA Qualifier) a 3.86 GPA in mechanical engineering. Harms finished Totals: 60-28 (16 falls) second in the entire league in GPA after leading in the league (Two-Time NCAA qualifier) (5-8 all-time against field) in 2013 in that category. 2012-13: Harms got off to a hot start to the year, but suffered a season-ending injury in December and was knocked out of the Cowboy lineup. Prior to his hamstring injury, Harms went 12-5 with three pins and three major decisions. He was first at the UNK Holiday Inn Open with a 4-0 mark. He went 3-1 in dual action, with his lone loss coming to the second-ranked heavyweight in the nation, Alan Gelogaev of Oklahoma State, in an 8-5 decision. He was recognized by the UW coaching staff for keeping a GPA of 3.5 or better all season. 2011-12: In his redshirt season, Harms proved his worth at heavyweight for UW, wrestling in 20 matches and winning 14 of them. Of his 14 wins, nine came by fall (fourth on UW) and two came by major decision. He placed in four tournaments, starting out the season with a third-place finish in the Northwest Open. He was fifth in the UNK Loper Open, and was first in the Utah Valley and Rocky Mountain Opens to end the year. Harms finished the season with six-straight victories, five by bonus points. He was named as one of two Outstanding Academic Freshmen by the Wyoming coaching staff. 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling 2015-16 Match Results 2014-15 Match Results Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 2nd Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 1st 11/8 285 Marcus Malecek (Air Force) W, D, 5-1 1-0 11/7 285 Taylor Kornoely (MSU Northern) W, MD, 13-1 1-0 11/8 285 #16 Collin Jensen (Neb.) W, F, 5:38 2-0 11/7 285 Marcus Malacek (Air Force) W, MD, 11-0 2-0 11/8 285 #5 Connor Medbery (Wisconsin)L, F, 4:30 2-1 11/7 285 Mick Dougharity (Western State) W, D, 6-2 3-0 Minnesota (Laramie, Wyo.) 11/15 285 #19 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) L, D, 14-9 2-2 Dual vs. Air Force Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals (Troy, N.Y.) 11/7 285 Marcus Malecek (Air Force) W, F, 0:57 4-0 11/29 285 #18 Jacob Henderson (Old Dom)W, D, 4-2 3-2 Dual vs. Nebraska 11/29 285 #12 Tyler Deuel (Binghamton) W, D, 9-6 4-2 11/21 285 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) L, D, 7-3 4-1 Air Force (Laramie, Wyo.) Dual vs. Iowa State 12/11 285 Marcus Malecek (Air Force) W, D, 6-0 5-2 12/12 285 Quean Smith (Iowa State) W, D SV-1, 3-1 5-1 Reno Tournament of Champions (Reno, Nev.) - 5th Dual vs. Oklahoma State 12/21 285 Josh Ramos (Unattached) W, F, 4:23 6-2 12/18 285 #4 Austin Marsden (Oklahoma St) L, D, 5-3 5-2 12/21 285 Jesse Webb (Ohio) W, D, 2-1 7-2 12/21 285 Josh Marchok (Stanford) L, D, 4-3 7-3 Reno Tournament of Champions 12/21 285 Jordon Passehl (Colorado Mesa) W, F, NT 8-3 12/20 285 Gage Hutchison (Eastern Michigan)W, D, 13-8 6-2 12/21 285 Jordan Karst (Utah Valley) W, D, 2-1 9-3 12/20 285 Newton Smerchek (Central Michigan) W, D, 4-0 7-2 12/21 285 Nathan Butler (Stanford) L, D, 3-0 9-4 12/20 285 Dustin Dennison (Utah Valley )W, D, 7-3 8-2 12/21 285 Dustin Dennison (Utah Valley) W, D, 3-1 10-4 12/20 285 #18 Nathan Butler (Stanford) W, D, 4-3 9-2 Southern Scuffle (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 12/20 285 #15 Brooks Black (Illinois) W, D, 4-1 10-2 1/1 285 Mason Kumashiro (Army) W, MD, 10-0 11-4 Dual vs. Oklahoma 1/1 285 Jon Gingrich (Penn State) L, MD, 13-3 11-5 1/9 285 Michael Brown (Oklahoma) W, D, 2-0 11-2 1/2 285 Newton Smerchek (Central Michigan) W, D, 11-4 12-5 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/2 285 Nathan Butler (Stanford) L, D, 3-2 12-6 1/16 285 #10 Amarveer Dhesi (Oregon State)L, D, 12-6 11-3 Utah Valley (Orem, Utah) Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 285 #20 Adam Fager (Utah Valley) W, D, 4-3 13-6 1/17 285 Gaylen Edmo (Boise State) W, MD, 12-0 12-3 South Dakota State (Laramie, Wyo.) Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/30 285 J.J. Everard (SDSU) W, F, 1:13 14-6 1/23 285 Spencer Empey (Cal Poly) W, D, 8-6 13-3 North Dakota State (Laramie, Wyo.) Dual vs. South Dakota State 2/1 285 No. 15 Evan Kuntson (NDSU)L, D, 6-4 14-7 1/29 285 Alex Macki (SDSU) W, MD, 13-0 14-3 Oklahoma (Norman, Okla.) 2/6 285 #11 Ross Larson (OU) L, F, 4:11 14-8 Dual vs. North Dakota State Oklahoma State (Stillwater, Okla.) 1/31 285 Ben Tynan (NDSU) W, D SV-1, 8-615-3 2/6 285 #5 Austin Marsden (OSU) L, D, 9-6 13-9 Dual vs. Northern Colorado Oregon State (Laramie, Wyo.) 2/6 285 Jack Kuck (Northern Colorado)W, F, 5:31 16-3 2/13 285 Nate Keeve (Oregon St.) W, P, 1:05 15-9 Dual vs. Utah Valley NCAA West Regional (Fargo, N.D.) 2/13 285 Dustin Dennison (Utah Valley)W. D. 6-3 17-3 3/7 285 J.J. Everard L, D, 5-3 15-10 Big 12 Championship 3/7 285 Marcus Malecek (AFA) W, D, 7-1 16-10 3/5 285 Joe Scanlan (ISU) W, MD, 9-0 18-3 3/7 285 Jordan Karst (UVU) W, D, 6-5 17-10 3/7 285 Evan Knutson (NDSU) W, Forfeit 18-10 3/5 285 Ross Larson (OU) W, D, 8-6 19-3 NCAA Championship 3/6 285 Austin Marsden (OSU) L, D, 6-3 19-4 3/19 285 #2 Michael McMullan (Northwestern) L, D, 12-5 18-11 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 3/19 285 Jacob Henderson (Old Dominion) L, D, 3-0 18-12 19-4 9-3 11-2 3-4 2 0 5 W-l dual vs. WWC vs. Ranked Pins tF md 2013-14 Match Results 18-12 6-4 9-2 5-6 5 0 1 Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 3rd 2012-13 Match Results 11/2 285 Daniel Gusev (Arizona State) L, D, 4-1 0-1 Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record 11/2 285 Pat Mattfeld (Hastings) W, F, 0:22 1-1 Boise State (Laramie, Wyo.) 11/1 285 J.T. Felix (Boise State) W, D, 12-8 1-0 11/2 285 Rico Paz (Unattached) W, F, 4:58 2-1 Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) 11/2 285 Michael Williams (Western Wyo.) W, MD, 9-1 3-1 11/3 285 Henry Chirino (Northern Colorado) L, D, 12-5 1-1 Northwest Open (Powell, Wyo.) - 2nd 11/3 285 Alexander MacKenzie (Colo. Mines) W, F, 0:40 2-1 11/9 285 Matthew Bartolotta (Great Falls) W, F, 5:30 4-1 11/3 285 Sears Tiernan (Great Falls) W, D, 10-4 3-1 11/3 285 Niko Bogojevic (CSU-Pueblo) L, D, 3-2 2OT 3-2 11/9 285 Rulon Taylor (Chadron State) W, D, 13-6 5-1 Nebraska (Laramie, Wyo.) 11/9 285 Jim Eavensen (Mont. St-Northern) W, F, 2:48 6-1 11/11 285 Donny Longendyke (Nebraska) W, D, 11-5 4-2 11/9 285 Sears Tiernan (Unattached) L, Inj. Def. 6-2 Nebraska-Kearney Holiday Inn Open (Kearney, Neb.) - 1st South Dakota State (Gillette, Wyo.) 11/17 285 Cody Davis (Unattached) W, F, 5:43 5-2 1/19 285 J.J. Everard (South Dakota State) L, D, 7-3 6-3 11/17 285 Lonnie Brown (Unattached) W, MD, 16-5 6-2 11/17 285 Brandon Gebhardt (Baker) W, D, 4-3 7-2 Rocky Mountain Open (Golden, Colo.) - 1st 11/17 285 Jared Erickson (Air Force) W, D, 6-0 8-2 2/1 285 Keaton Sameshima (Unattached) W, D, 11-8 7-3 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.) 2/1 285 Jesse Lucero (Unattached) W, F, 4:09 8-3 11/30 285 David Ng (Harvard) W, MD, 11-3 9-2 2/1 285 Rulon Taylor (Chadron State) W, D, 7-2 SV1 9-3 11/30 285 Atticus Disney (Cal Poly) L, D, 14-10 9-3 Utah Valley (Laramie, Wyo.) 11/30 285 Keith Witt (Kent State) W, D, 3-1 10-3 11/30 285 J.T. Felix (Boise State) L, D, 8-5 10-4 2/15 285 Richard Larsen (Utah Valley) W, F, 1:04 10-3 Oklahoma (Arkansas City, Kan.) North Dakota State (Fargo, N.D.) 12/7 285 Keldrick Hall (Oklahoma) W, F, 3:37 11-4 2/21 285 No. 26 Evan Knutson (North Dakota St) L, D, 6-3 10-4 Oklahoma State (Stillwater, Okla.) WWC Championships/NCAA West Regional - 4th 12/8 285 No. 2 Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma St) L, D, 8-5 11-5 Reno Tournament of Champions (Reno, Nev.) 3/8 285 No. 33 Henry Chirino (N. Colorado) L, D, 8-3 10-5 12/16 285 James Alter (Missouri Valley) W, MD, 12-2 12-5 3/8 285 J.J. Everard (South Dakota State) W, Inj. Def. 11-5 12/16 285 No. 17 Odie Delaney (Citadel) L, Med. Def. 12-6 3/8 285 No. 33 Henry Chirino (N. Colorado) L, D, 8-7 11-6 W-l dual vs. WWC Pins tF md W-l dual vs. WWC vs. Ranked Pins tF md 12-6 3-1 1-1 3 0 3 11-6 1-2 2-4 0-3 6 0 1

BOLD- Indicates Wrestlers in 2016 NCAA Championship 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling remainder of the year. He finished 4-6 and 1-2 in duals. Drew 2012-13: Wrestling unattached as a redshirt, Templeman began the season on a 16-0 tear with three tournament crowns. With a final 25-5 mark, he finished Templeman tied for fourth on the team in total wins and tied for first Junior with 10 major decisions. Twelve of his wins came via 125 pounds bonus points. Orting, Wash. He was first in the Cowboy, Northwest, UNK Orting High School Holiday Inn and Utah Valley Opens, and was sixth in the Reno Tournament of Champions. He finished his 2015-16: Templeman has had a strong season season with a 2-2 showing in the National Collegiate moving from 133 pounds to 125 pounds. He finished Open, a tournament for some of the nation’s top fourth at the Big 12 Championship. He ranked 17 in the redshirts and wrestlers not competing in their school’s last NCAA Coaches Rankings and 19 in the RPI. He is NCAA qualifier. 18-8 overall on the season. He opened the season with High School: Templeman dominated during his five-straight wins and opened the campaign winning the high school wrestling career, and came away with four- Cowboy Open. He also won the Reno Tournament of straight Washington state titles. He was named Athlete Champions. Including a win over #14 Josh Rodriguez of the Year for Pierce County in 2012, shortly after he of North Dakota State. During the dual season he went completed his four-peat. Orting won the team wrestling 5-4 with 21 dual points. He closed out his dual schedule title in Templeman’s senior season. He earned Athlete with three-straight wins. of the Month honors each season. 2014-15: Templeman had a strong sophomore Personal: Templeman was born in Puyallup, campaign for the Pokes. He finished the season with a Wash., and is the son of Steve and Joanne Templeman. 19-11 overall record going 10-5 in duals. He recorded He has one sibling, Bryce. He has not decided on a one pin and technical fall and added three major major at UW. Templeman also received interest from decisions. He was a Third Team All-WWC selection Oregon State and Arizona State. winning his final two matches of the NCAA West Regional/WWC Championship. Recorded a six match DREW TEMPLEMAN CAREER RECORD winning streak during the season, which including going Year Record 3-0 at the Journeyman/ASICS Northeast Duals. 2012-13 Redshirted 2013-14: Despite wrestling for much of the fall 2013-14 4-6 semester, Templeman struggled with an arm injury 2014-15 19-11 (1fall) sustained early in the year. He saw action in three 2015-16 18-8 (2 falls) | (NCAA Qualifier) duals, helping UW defeat Boise State with a 3-2 Career 41-25 (3 fall) decision in his first career dual. He competed versus (One Time NCAA Qualifier)(7-6 All-Time Against the field) Minnesota and in the Las Vegas Invitational, but was shut down after the Oklahoma State dual for the 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling 2015-16 Match Results 2014-15 Match Results Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 1st Nebraska (Laramie, Wyo.) 11/7 125 Connor Bolling (UNK) W, MD, 13-1 1-0 11/7 125 Trent Piatt (Western State) W, MD, 10-1 2-0 11/7 133 Eric Montoya (Nebraska) L, D, 9-3 0-1 11/7 125 Drew Romero (Air Force) W, D, 4-1 3-0 Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 2nd 11/7 125 Rami Haddadin (Boise State) W, D, 6-2 4-0 11/8 133 Brandon Gallagher (N. Colorado) W, D, 8-1 1-1 Dual vs. Air Force 11/8 133 Gerald Huff (Adams State) W, D, 4-2 2-1 11/13 125 Drew Romero (Air Force) W, D, 8-1 5-0 Dual vs. Nebraska 11/8 133 Eric Montoya (Nebraska) L, MD, 13-2 2-2 11/21 125 #11 Tim Lambert (Nebraska) L, D SV-1, 7-5 5-1 Minnesota (Laramie, Wyo.) Dual vs. Iowa State 11/15 133 Jordan Kingsley (Minnesota) W, D, 7-2 3-2 12/12 125 Kyle Larson (Iowa State) W, MD, 9-1 6-1 Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals (Troy, N.Y.) Dual vs. Oklahoma State 11/29 133 Sean Peacock (Buffalo) W, D, 3-2 4-2 12/18 125 #5 Eddie Kilmara L, D, 9-4 6-2 Reno Tournament of Champions - 1st 11/29 133 Michael Hayes (Old Dominion) W, D, 3-1 5-2 12/20 125 Kyle Anderson (CSU Bakersfield) W, TF, 16-0 7-2 11/29 133 David White (Binghamton) W, D, 4-2 6-2 12/20 125 Quintel Fuchs (MSU Northern) W, MD, 13-0 8-2 Air Force (Laramie, Wyo.) 12/20 125 #14 Josh Rodriquez (NDSU) W. D. 3-1 9-2 12/11 133 Anthony McHugh (Air Force) W, D, 7-2 7-2 12/20 125 Mike Knoblauch (Clakamas CC) W, D, 7-3 10-2 12/20 125 Nick Piccinnini (Oklahoma State) W, D, 15-8 11-2 Reno Tournament of Champions (Reno, Nev.) Southern Scuffle (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 12/21 133 John Chavez (Grand Canyon) W, TF, 6:52 8-2 1/1 125 Jacob Fontanez (Army) W, F, 5:40 12-2 12/21 133 Kagan Squire (Ohio) L, D, 3-1 8-3 1/1 125 Austi n Assad (Michigan) L, D, 10-6 12-3 12/21 133 Brian Ha (Menlo College) W, F, 3:36 9-3 1/2 125 #12 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia)L, D, 5-2 12-4 12/21 133 Jarod Maynes (Utah Valley) W, D, 6-3 10-3 Dual vs. Oklahoma 1/9 125 #14 Ryan Millhoff (Oklahoma) L, D, 6-3 12-5 12/21 133 Kyle Garcia (Oklahoma State) W, No contest 11-3 Dual vs. Oregon State 12/21 133 Jack Hathaway (Oregon State) L, D, 10-5 11-4 1/16 125 #6 Ronnie Bresser (Oregon State)L, MD, 12-4 12-6 Southern Scuffle (Chattanooga, Tenn.) Dual vs. Boise State 1/1 133 #5 Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) L, MD, 12-4 11-5 1/17 125 Team Forfeit W, Forfeit 13-6 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/1 133 Robert Dooley (George Mason) W, D, 4-2 12-5 1/23 125 David Gonzales (Cal Poly) W, D, 6-5 14-6 1/2 133 #18 Nick Soto (Chattanooga) L, D, 9-5 12-6 Dual vs. Northern Colorado Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) 2/6 125 Jesse Reed (UNC) W, TF, 16-0 15-6 1/9 133 Victor Trujillo (Cal Poly) W, MD, 20-7 13-6 U.S. Collegiate Open Utah Valley (Orem, Utah) 2/20 125 Alfredo Rodriquez (SIU Edwardsville) W, D, 9-8 16-6 Big 12 Championship 1/17 133 Jade Rauser (Utah Valley) L, D, 6-4 13-7 3/5 125 Josh Rodriquez (NDSU) L, D, 9-2 16-7 South Dakota State (Laramie, Wyo.) 3/5 125 Drew Romero (AFA) W, D, 6-2 17-7 1/30 133 Brance Simms (SDSU) W, D, 4-1 14-7 3/6 125 Chasen Tolbert (Utah Valley) W, D, 6-4 18-7 North Dakota State (Laramie, Wyo.) 3/6 125 Josh Rodriquez (NDSU) L, MD, 12-4 18-8 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 2/1 133 Hunter Weber (NDSU) W, WD, 10-2 15-7 Oklahoma (Norman, Okla.) 18-8 5-4 7-5 2-6 1 2 4 2/6 133 #5 Cody Brewer (OU) L, D, 8-3 13-8 Oklahoma State (Stillwater, Okla.) 2013-14 Match Results 2/6 133 Gary Wayne Harding (OSU) L, D, 8-3 13-9 Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Oregon State (Laramie, Wyo.) Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) 2/13 133 Jack Hathaway (Oregon St.) L, D, 2-0 13-10 11/2 133 Michael Ruiz (Great Falls) L, D, 9-6 0-1 Boise State (Rock Springs, Wyo.) 11/2 133 Ben Demeulle (Boise State) W, D, 7-1 1-1 2/15 133 Forfeit (Boise St.) W 14-10 11/2 133 Ryan Bauer (Nebraska-Kearney) W, D, 10-3 2-1 Northern Colorado (Greely, Colo.) 11/2 133 Tyler Liberatore (Arizona State) L, F, 4:40 2-2 2/22 133 Michael Espinoza (UNC) W, MD, 12-3 17-10 Boise State (Boise, Idaho) NCAA West Regional (Fargo, N.D.) 11/15 133 Ty Stevenson (Boise State) W, D, 3-2 3-2 3/7 133 Brance Simms (SDSU) L, D, 9-4 17-11 Minnesota (Minneapolis, Minn.) 3/7 133 Kyle Gilva (NDSU) W, D, 5-0 18-11 11/24 133 No. 8 David Thorn (Minnesota) L, F, 3:21 3-3 3/7 133 Anthony McHugh (AFA) W, D, 3-1 19-11 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.) W-l dual vs. WWC vs. Ranked Pins tF md 12/6 133 Gregory Rinker (Air Force) L, D, 6-2 3-4 19-11 10-5 8-2 0-3 1 1 3 12/6 133 Tim Urenda (CSU-Pueblo) W, D, 9-2 4-4 12/6 133 Jose Mendoza (CSU Bakersfield) L, MD, 14-4 4-5 Oklahoma State (Laramie, Wyo.) 12/14 133 No. 4 Jon Morrison (Oklahoma State) L, MD, 16-5 4-6 W-l dual vs. WWC vs. Ranked Pins tF md 4-6 1-2 0-1 0-2 0 0 0

BOLD- Indicates Wrestlers in 2016 NCAA Championship 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Bryce 2015-16 Match Results 141 - Bryce Meredith Meredith Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Sophomore Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 1st 141 pounds 11/7 141 Zane Rich (Western State) W, TF, 18-2 1-0 Cheyenne, Wyo. 11/7 141 Brett LaBudda (UNK) W, F, 2:25 2-0 North Carolina State 11/7 141 Dan Salazar (Colorado Mesa) W, F, 1:17 3-0 11/7 141 Cole Mendenhall (Wyoming) W, D, 10-4 4-0 2015-16: Meredith has had a strong first season Dual vs. Air Force with the Cowboys. He is 25-4 overall this season and went 11-1 in duals with a team-high 49 duals points. 11/13 141 David Walker (Air Force) W, F, 1:27 5-0 He finished third at the Big 12 Championship. He was Dual vs. Nebraska named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Week after his major 11/21 141 #8 Anthony Abidin (Nebraska) W, MD, 13-4 6-0 decision win over Anthony Abidin of Nebraska on Dual vs. Iowa State Nov. 21. He won the Reno Tournament of Champions 12/12 141 John Meeks (Iowa State) W, D, 3-2 7-0 with a perfect 5-0 record. He heads to the NCAA Dual vs. Oklahoma State Championship winner of 11 of 12 matches. He ranked 12th in the last Coaches Rankings and fifth in the RPI. 12/18 141 #1 Dean Heil (Oklahoma State)L, D, 5-4 7-1 Before UW: Wrestled at North Carolina State for Reno Tournament of Champions - 1st one season. He was the Wolfpack’s starter at 133 12/20 141 Trevor Wilson (Utah Valley) W, MD, 14-1 8-1 pounds. He went 15-7 during his freshman season 12/20 141 Dan Salazar (Colo. Mesa) W, D, 6-3 9-1 going 14-5 in duals. He record four pins and four major 12/20 141 Lincoln Olson (Oklahoma State) W, F, 2:04 10-1 decisions on the season. 12/20 141 Tirsten Moran (Oklahoma State) W, D, 12-6 11-1 High School: Meredith is a graduate of Central High School in Cheyenne. He was a four-time state 12/20 141 #19 Zach Horan (Central Michigan)W, D, 7-4 12-1 champion. He was also a four-time NHSCA All- Southern Scuffle - Chattanooga, Tenn. American. During his high school career he recorded 1/1 141 Evan Botwin (Duke) W, F, 0:38 13-1 a record of 123-8. Meredith was ranked as a top-100 1/1 141 Mike Pongracz (Chattanooga) W, D, 6-5 14-1 recruit by intermatwrestle.com, d1wrestleling.net and 1/2 141 #11 Thomas Thorn (Minnesota) L, D, 7-6 14-2 flowrestling.org. 1/2 141 Jared Prince (Navy) L, D, 16-10 14-3 Dual vs. Oklahoma BRYCE MEREDITH CAREER RECORD 1/9 141 Trae Blackwell (Oklahoma) W, MD, 10-1 15-3 Year Record Dual vs. Oregon State 2015-16 25-4 (9 falls) | (NCAA Qualifier) 1/16 141 Jared Reis (Oregon State) W, MD, 12-4 16-3 Career 25-4 (9 falls) Dual vs. Boise State (One Time NCAA Qualifier)(3-3 All-Time Against the Field) 1/17 141 Jake Valverde (Boise State) W, F, 1:27 17-3 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/23 141 Colton Schilling (Cal Poly) W, D, 9-2 18-3 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 141 Seth Gross (SDSU) W, D, 6-4 19-3 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 141 Mitch Bengston (NDSU) W, MD, 11-3 20-3 Dual vs. Northern Colorado 2/6 141 Ben Polkowske (UNC) W, F, 4:31 21-3 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 141 Jarod Maynes (Utah Valley) W, F, 3:51 22-3 Big 12 Championship 3/5 141 Dylan Hyder (AFA) W, D, 14-7 23-3 3/5 141 seth Gross (SDSU) l, D, 8-3 23-4 3/6 141 Anthony DeAngelo (WVU) W, D, 8-4 24-4 3/6 141 Trae Balckwell (OU) W, F, 0:29 25-4 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 25-4 11-1 13-2 2-2 9 1 4 BOLD- Indicates Wrestlers in 2016 NCAA Championship 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Drake Foster 2015-16 Match Results Freshman - 133 Pounds 133 - Drake Foster Post Falls, Idaho Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record (Post Falls HS) Northern Colorado Open (Greeley, Colo.) - 4th 11/1 125 Rocky Nava (un-Colorado) W, F, 4:07 1-0 11/1 125 Josiah Stelling (Colby CC) L, SV 6-4 1-1 11/1 125 Jesse Reed (un-Northern Colorado) W, F, 3:34 2-1 11/1 125 Jamarean Killebrew (NW Kansas) W, F, 0:45 3-1 11/1 125 Thomas Twata (Colorado Mesa) W, D, 6-5 4-1 Career record 11/1 125 Josiah Stelling (Colby CC) L, D, 3-2 4-2 Year Record Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 1st 2015-16 24-10 (9 Falls) 11/7 125 Jake Goldenstein (UNK) W, MD, 12-3 5-2 Career 24-10 (9 Falls) 11/7 125 Tyler Scott (Utah Valley) W, D, 8-2 6-2 11/7 125 Jamerean Killebrew (NW Kansas) W, F, 0:44 7-2 11/7 125 Quintel Fuchs (MSU Northern) W, D, 4-2 8-2 11/7 125 Cole Verner (Western Wyoming) W, MD, 11-2 9-2 UNK Holiday Open - 1st 11/21 125 Josiah Seaton (Colby CC) W, MD, 16-8 10-2 11/21 125 Jacob Espana (New Mexico Highlands) W, F, 2;12 11-2 11/21 125 Will Bardezbain (Barton) W, F, 3:00 12-2 11/21 125 Cole Verner (Western Wyoming) W, D, 4-2 13-2 11/21 125 Keegan Hessler (Morningside) W, D, 6-4 14-2 Bob Smith Open - Hays, Kan. - 2nd 12/5 125 Khalil Franklin (Barton) W, F, 4:53 15-2 12/5 125 Jaelynn Gay (Baker) W, TF, 16-1 16-2 12/5 125 Mitch Maginnis (Nebraska) W, D, 2-0 17-2 12/5 125 Robert Ozuna (York CollegE) W, D, 8-2 18-2 12/5 125 Nicholas Piccininni (Oklahoma State) L, D, 6-1 18-3 UVU Open (Orem, Utah) - 3rd 1/9 125 Tyler Scott (Utah Valley) W, D, 6-3 19-3 1/9 125 Sean Nickell (Bakersfield) L, D, 3-2 19-4 1/9 125 Jordan Kannys (Clackamas CC) W, F, 3:44 20-4 1/9 125 Tyler Scott (Utah Valley) W, D, 8-5 21-4 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 133 #19 Joey Palmer (Oregon State) L, MD, 19-5 21-5 Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 133 Josh Newberg (Boise State) W, MD, 16-8 22-5 Cal Poly Dual 1/23 133 Jason DelaCruz (Cal Poly) W, F, 7:34 23-5 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 133 Brance Simms (SDSU) W, D, 9-4 24-5 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 133 Nico Colunga (NDSU) L, D SV-1 10-8 24-6 Dual vs. Northern Colorado 2/6 133 Rico Montoya (Northern Colorado)L, MD, 14-2 24-7 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 133 Jade Rauser (Utah Valley) L, MD, 12-2 24-8 Big 12 Championship 3/5 133 Keegan Moore (West Virginia) L, MD, 13-2 24-9 3/5 133 Rico Montoya (UNC) L, MD, 10-2 24-10 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 24-10 3-4 4-6 0-1 9 1 4 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Cole Mendenhall 2015-16 Match Results Junior - 149 pounds 149 - Cole Mendenhall Great Falls, Mont. Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record (Great Falls HS) Northern Colorado Open (Greeley, Colo.) - 3rd 11/1 141 Luke Brown (Northwest) W, MD, 12-2 1-0 11/1 141 Dan Salazar (Colorado Mesa) L, D, 8-7 1-1 11/1 141 Josh Giorgio (un-Air Force) W, D, 6-4 2-1 11/1 141 Seth Rich (un- Western State) W, F, 2:18 3-1 Career record 11/1 141 Stephen Alvarez (Unattached) W, F, 0:51 4-1 Year Record 11/1 141 Jace Abbott (Colorado Mesa) W, D, 9-3 5-1 2012-13 Redshirted 11/1 141 Ben Hornickle (un-Wyoming) W, TF, 16-1 6-1 2013-14 21-10 (11 falls) Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 2nd 2014-15 16-16 (1 fall) 11/7 141 Corbin Bennetts (Western State) W, MD, 13-5 7-1 2015-16 17-9 (5 falls) 11/7 141 David Walker (Air Force) W, F, 1:49 8-1 Career 54-35 (17 Falls) 11/7 141 Lyle Plummer (Air Force) W, F, 3:17 9-1 11/7 141 Bryce Meredith (Wyoming) L, D, 10-4 9-2 Southern Scuffle - Chattanooga, Tenn. 1/1 149 Chris Vassar (Gardner Webb L, MD, 11-0 9-3 1/1 149 Zach Shareef (Chattanooga) W, MD, 18-7 10-3 1/1 149 Zachary Moore (W. Virginia)W, MD, 20-9 11-3 1/2 149 Anthony Collica (Oklahoma St)L, D, 6-1 11-4 Dual vs. Oklahoma 1/9 149 Davion Jefferies (Oklahoma)L, D, 10-3 11-5 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 149 Joey Delgado (Oregon State) L, D, 8-5 11-6 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/23 149 Joshy Cortez (Cal Poly) W, MD, 12-2 12-6 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 149 Alex Kocer (SDSU) L, D, 6-5 12-7 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 149 Clay Ream (NDSU) W, F, 1:20 13-7 Dual vs. Northern Colorado 2/6 149 Nick Adams (Northern Colorado) W, D, 17-3 14-7 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 149 Tevor Wilson (Utah Valley) W, D, 3-1 15-7 Big 12 Championship 3/5 149 Timmy Box (UNC) L, D, 15-14 15-8 3/5 149 Jerry McGinity (AFA) W, D, 8-6 16-8 3/6 149 Alex Kocer (SDSU) W, D, 9-6 17-8 3/6 149 Clay Ream (NDSU) L, D, 8-6 17-9 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 17-9 4-3 9-5 0-0 5 1 5 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling 2015-16 Match Results Archie Colgan Sophomore - 157 Pounds 157 - Archie Colgan Westminster, Colo. Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record (Pomona HS) Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 3rd 11/7 157 Tom Cooper (MSU Northern) W, MD, 11-2 1-0 11/7 157 Zach Stepan (Air Force) L, D, 6-4 1-1 11/7 157 Alex Mossing (Air Force) W, D, 3-1 2-1 11/7 157 Joe Grable (Northern Colorado) W, D, 3-2 3-1 11/7 157 Jake Elliott (Wyoming) W, D, 8-2 4-1 Career record 11/7 157 Connor Hedash (Air Force) W, MD, 14-2 5-1 Year Record 2013-14 Redshirted Dual vs. Air Force 2014-15 22-12 (3 falls) 11/13 157 Zack Stepan (Air Force) W, D, 6-5 6-1 2015-16 20-10 (2 falls) Dual vs. Nebraska Career 42-22 (5 falls) 11/21 157 #12 Tyler Berger (Nebraska) L, D, 8-1 6-2 Dual vs. Iowa State 12/12 157 Logan Breirenbach (Iowa St)W, MD, 12-4 7-2 Dual vs. Oklahoma State 12/18 157 Chance Marsteller (Oklahoma State) W, D, 3-1 8-2 Reno Torunament of Champions 12/20 157 Devan Marry (Eastern Michigan) W, MD, 13-4 9-2 12/20 157 Ruch Ortiz (Simpson) W, D, 9-2 10-2 12/20 157 Luke Smith (Central Michigan) L, D, 2-0 10-3 12/20 157 Jake Danishek (Indiana) L, D, 4-3 10-4 Southern Scuffle - Chattanooga, Tenn. 1/1 157 Alec Donovan (Cal Poly) W, Med Forfeit 11-4 1/1 157 #12 Dylan Cottrell (West Virginia)W, D, 4-2 12-4 1/2 157 #10 Mitch Minotti (Lehigh) L, F, 1:34 12-5 1/2 157 #14 Russell Parsons (Army) L, D, 3-1 SV-1 12-6 Dual vs. Oklahoma 1/9 157 Brock Wingermuehle (Oklahoma)W, F, 4:13 13-6 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 157 Abraham Rodriquez (Oregon State) W, D, 3-2, TB-2 14-6 Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 157 Chris Castillo (Boise State) W, D, 3-2 15-6 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/23 157 Colt Shorts (Cal Poly) L, D, 5-2 15-7 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 157 #7 Cody Pack (SDSU) L, D, 1-0 15-8 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 157 Kyle Gilva (NDSU) W, D, 9-4 16-8 Dual vs. Northern Colorado 2/6 157 Eleazar Deluca W, Inj. Default 17-8 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 157 Raider Lofthouse (Utah Valley)W, D, 8-6 18-8 Big 12 Championship 3/5 157 Logan Breitenbach (ISU) W, MD, 14-3 19-8 3/5 157 Cody Pack (SDSU) L, D, 3-2 19-9 3/6 157 Dylan Cottrell (WVU) L, D, 4-2 19-10 3/6 157 Logan Breitenbach (ISU) W, F, 1:52 20-10 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 20-10 9-3 13-4 1-4 2 0 5 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

Chaz Polson 2015-16 Match Results Sophomore - 165 Pounds Highlands Ranch, Colo. 165 - Chaz Polson (Valor Christian HS) Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record Northern Colorado Open (Greeley, Colo.) 11/1 165 Tony Silva (Colorado Mesa W, TF, 17-0 1-0 11/1 165 Joe Prieto (Colorado) L, F, 1:45 1-1 11/1 165 Jordan Wengreen (un-Air Force) W, FF 2-1 11/1 165 Malik Holley (Northwest Kansas) W, TF, 16-0 3-1 Career record 11/1 165 Kyle Pope (Wyoming) W, MD, 8-0 4-1 Year Record 11/1 165 Joe Prieto (Colorado) W, MD, 16-6 5-1 2013-14 Redshirted 2014-15 12-9 (2 falls) 11/1 165 Lucas Lovvorn (Wyoming) W, TF, 16-0 6-1 2015-16 18-13 (4 falls) Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 4th Career 30-22 (6 falls) 11/7 165 Keilan Torres (Northern Colorado) L, D, 4-2 6-2 11/7 165 Jim Malone (Northern St.) W, TF, 16-0 7-2 11/7 165 Donovan Maes (Northern Colorado) W, TF, 16-0 8-2 11/7 165 Mike Billingsley (Air Force) W, D, 7-4 9-2 11/7 165 Taylor West (Boise State) W, D, 8-2 10-2 11/7 165 Jessie Hoffschnieder (Colo Mesa) L, D, 7-3 10-3 Dual vs. Air Force 11/13 165 Alex Lopouchanski (AFA) L, MD, 11-1 10-4 Dual vs. Nebraska 11/21 165 #4 Austin Wilson (Nebraska) L, F, 0:48 10-5 Dual vs. Oklahoma State 12/18 165 #1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) L, F, 0:32 10-6 Reno Toruanment of Champions 12/20 165 Tyler McNutt (NDSU) L, F, 4:58 10-7 12/20 165 Kieffer Taylor (Utah Valley) W, F, 2:52 11-7 12/20 165 Kennen Lanteri (Oregon State) W, TF, 18-0 12-7 12/20 165 Dakato Juarez (Eastern Michigan) W, F, 3:49 13-7 12/20 165 Jordan Wohlfert (Central Michigan) L, TF, 17-2 13-8 Southern Scuffle - Chattanooga, Tenn. 1/1 165 Zachary Appleby (Citadel) W, TF, 16-1 14-8 1/1 165 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) L, MD, 11-3 14-9 1/1 165 Austin Wilding (Army) L, F, 1:51 14-10 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 165 Seth Thomas (Oregon State) L, F, 5:00 14-11 Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 165 Taylor West (Boise State) W, D, 9-5 15-11 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 165 Logan Peterson (SDSU) W, TF, 16-0 16-11 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 165 Brayden Humpherys (UVU) W, F, 2:32 17-11 Big 12 Championship 3/5 165 Brayden Humphreys (UVU) W, F, 1:29 18-11 3/5 165 Tanner Weatherman (ISU) L, D, 11-8 18-12 3/5 165 Michael Billingsley (AFA) L, D, 10-8 SV-1 18-13 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 18-13 3-4 7-6 0-2 4 8 2 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

Jace Jensen 2015-16 Match Results Senior - 174 Pounds 174 - Jace Jensen Buffalo, Wyo. Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record (Buffalo HS) Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 4th 11/7 184 Jaden Oleanarick (Western State) W, D, 9-3 1-0 11/7 184 Dylan Gabel (Northern Colorado) L, D, 4-1 1-1 11/7 184 Kolbjorn Skalestad (Great Falls) W, TF, 16-0 2-1 11/7 184 Anthony McLaughlin (Air Force) L, D, 5-2 2-2 Career record Dual vs. Air Force Year Record 11/13 184 Anthony McLaughlin (Air Force) L, D, 7-4 2-3 2011-12 Redshirted Dual vs. Nebraska 2012-13 8-9 (2 falls) 11/21 184 #6 T.J. Dudley (Nebraska) L, F, 1:20 2-4 2013-14 17-10 (2 falls) Dual vs. Iowa State 2014-15 7-6 (1 fall) 12/12 184 Dane Pestano (Iowa State) L, D, 3-1 2-5 2015-16 7-13 Career 39-36 Dual vs. Oklahoma State 12/18 184 #14 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) L, MD, 18-5 2-6 Reno Tournament of Champions 12/20 184 Morgan Smith (Simon Fraeser) W, MD, 15-3 3-6 12/20 184 Dylan Bollinger (Bakersfield) W, D, 9-3 4-6 12/20 184 Ville Heino (Campbell) L, D, 9-3 4-7 12/20 184 Zach Nevills (Stanford) W, D, 3-1 5-7 12/20 184 Ryan McWaters (Southern Oregon) L, MD, 13-2 5-8 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 174 Tyler Chay (Oregon State) L, D, 7-2 5-9 Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 174 Austin Dewey (Boise State) L, D, 4-1 5-10 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/17 174 Sohrab Movahedi (Cal Poly) W, MD, 10-0 6-10 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 174 David Kocer (SDSU) L, MD, 13-3 6-11 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 174 Blake Thompson (NDSU) W, D, 2-0 7-11 Big 12 Championship 3/5 174 Blake Thompson (NDSU) L, D, 4-3 7-12 3/5 174 Adam Jackson (AFA) L, D, 5-2 7-13 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 7-13 2-7 1-8 0-2 0 1 2 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Ben Stroh 2015-16 Match Results Junior - 184 pounds 184 - Ben Stroh Harlem, Mont. Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record (Chinook HS) Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 1st 11/7 174 Taylor Pownall (Chadron State) W, F, 3:42 1-0 11/7 174 Thomas Chisholm (Northern Colo.) W, F, 1:44 2-0 11/7 174 Austin Harris (Western State) W, D, 4-1 3-0 11/7 174 Adam Jackson (Air Force) W, F, 6:52 4-0 Career record Dual vs. Air Force Year Record 11/13 174 Michael Billingsley (Air Force) W, MD, 12-3 5-0 2012-13 Redshirted Dual vs. Nebraska 2013-14 28-8 (8 falls) 11/21 174 #14 Micah Barnes (Nebraska) L, D, 9-7 5-1 2014-15 23-10 (8 falls) Dual vs. Iowa State 2015-16 18-14 (6 falls) 12/12 174 #12 Lelund Weatherspoon (Iowa State) L, D, 11-5 5-2 Career 69-32 (20 falls) Dual vs. Oklahoma State 12/18 174 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma State) L, F, 2:41 5-3 Reno Tournament of Champions 12/20 174 Ross tyler (Utah Valley) W, D, 6-3 6-3 12/20 174 Jake Davis (Eastern Michigan) W, D, 7-0 7-3 12/20 174 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma State) W, D, 5-2 8-3 12/20 174 Zac Brunson (Illinois) L, TF, 15-0 8-4 12/20 174 Keaton Subjeck (Stanford) L, F, 2:21 8-5 12/20 174 Mike Ottinger (Central Michigan) L, D, 8-6 8-6 Southern Scuffle - Chattanooga, Tenn. 1/1 174 Andrew Garcia (Cornell) W, D, 4-0 9-6 1/1 174 Casey Kent (Penn State) L, MD, 12-0 9-7 1/1 174 Sean Mappes (Chattanooga) W, F, 6:20 10-7 1/2 174 Christian Brucki (Central Michigan) L, D, 12-5 10-8 Dual vs. Oklahoma 1/9 174 #19 Matt Reed (Oklahoma) L, D, 8-6 10-9 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 184 Corey Griego (Oregon State) L, D, 5-0 10-10 Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 184 Keavon Buckley (Boise State) W, MD, 12-3 11-10 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/23 184 Mitch Woods (Cal Poly) W, TF, 16-0(5:16)12-10 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 184 Brady Ayers (SDSU) L, D, 6-5 12-11 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 184 Hayden Zilmer (NDSU) L, MD, 14-6 12-12 Dual vs. Northern Colorado 2/6 184 Tanner Davis (Northern Colorado) W, MD, 10-1 13-12 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 184 Tanner Davis (Utah Valley) W, MD, 11-3 14-12 Big 12 Championship 3/5 184 Will Sumner (UVU) W, D, 8-3 15-12 3/5 184 Hayden Zilmer (NDSU) L, F, 2:06 15-13 3/5 184 Horacio Vilapando (UNC) W, F, 1:09 16-13 3/5 184 Anthony McLaughlin (AFA) W, F, 1:05 17-13 3/6 184 Jacob Scheffel (WVU) L, D, 13-7 17-14 3/6 184 Brady Ayers (SDSU) W, D, 11-4 18-14 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 18-14 5-7 11-7 0-5 6 1 4 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling Brandon Tribble 2015-16 Match Results Junior - 197 Pounds 197 - Brandon Tribble Colorado Springs, Colo. Date Wgt. Opponent Result Record (Western State) Northern Colorado Open (Greeley, Colo.) - 3rd 11/1 197 Patrick Cunnion (un-Western State) W, F, 1:37 1-0 11/1 197 Trent Noon (Northern Colorado) L, D, 6-3 1-1 11/1 197 Jake Woolson (Northwest Kansas) W, D, 9-2 2-1 11/1 197 Hunter Brown (Air Force Prep) W, F, 1:36 3-1 Cowboy Open (Laramie, Wyo.) - 2nd Career record 11/7 197 Paul Wilson (Colo Mines) W, F, 6:20 4-1 Year Record 11/7 197 Parker Hines (Air Force) W, D, 5-3 5-1 2012-13 Redshirted 2013-14 12-7 (1 fall) 11/7 197 Trent Noon (Northern Colorado) L, D, 8-2 5-2 2014-15 6-10 (2 falls) Dual vs. Air Force 2015-16 17-14 (4 falls) 11/13 197 Parker Hines (Air Force) L, D, 5-4 5-3 Career 35-31 (7 falls) Dual vs. Nebraska 11/21 197 #11 Aaron Studebaker (Nebraska) L, D, 10-3 5-4 Dual vs. Iowa State 12/12 197 Duke Egli (Iowa State) L, D, 4-3 5-5 Dual vs. Oklahoma State 12/18 197 Austin Schafer (Oklahoma St)L, MD, 12-4 5-6 Reno Tournament of Champions 12/20 197 Augie Desantis (CSU Pueblo) W, Md, 11-2 6-6 12/20 197 John Morin (Clakamas CC) L, D, 8-5 6-7 12/20 197 Jake Masengale (Indiana) W, F, 4:09 7-7 12/20 197 Nate Shaw (Wyoming) W, Forfeit 8-7 12/20 197 Marcus Haughian (Colo Mesa) W, D, 5-2 9-7 12/20 197 Jackson Lewis (Central Michigan) L, D, 7-5 9-8 Southern Scuffle - Chatanooga, Tenn. 1/1 197 Owen Scott (Cornell) L, TF, 16-0 9-9 1/1 197 Austin McNeil (Campbell) W, D, 8-4 10-9 1/1 197 Bryce Barnes (Army) L, MD, 15-5 10-10 Dual vs. Oklahoma 1/9 197 Brad Johnson (Oklahoma) W, D, 3-1 11-10 Dual vs. Oregon State 1/16 197 #18 Cody Crawford (Oregon State) L, F, 4:12 11-11 Dual vs. Boise State 1/17 197 Harley Dilulo (Boise State) W, D, 8-4 12-11 Dual vs. Cal Poly 1/23 197 J.T. Goodwin (Cal Poly) W, D, 5-4 13-11 Dual vs. South Dakota State 1/29 197 #12 Nathan Rotert (SDSU) L, D, 6-2 13-12 Dual vs. North Dakota State 1/31 197 Logan Paxton (NDSU) W, D, 3-1 14-12 Dual vs. Northern Colorado 2/6 197 Tommy Chisholm (Northern Colorado)W, MD, 11-3 15-12 Dual vs. Utah Valley 2/13 197 Aryton Almberg (Utah Valley) W, MD, 14-1 16-12 Big 12 Championship 3/5 197 John Paxton (NDSU) W, D, 3-2 17-12 3/5 197 Nate Rotert (SDSU) L, D, 8-2 17-13 3/5 197 Brad Johnson (OU) L, D, 4-2 17-14 W-l dual vs. Big 12 vs. Ranked Pins tF md 17-14 6-6 6-7 0-3 4 0 2 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling 2015-16 Wyoming Dual Results 2014-15 Lineup Breakdown Date Opponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285 11/13 Air Force Templeman Woodburn Meredith Breckenridge Colgan Polson Stroh Jensen Tribble Harms 11/21 Nebraska Templeman Woodburn Meredith Elliott Colgan Polson Stroh Jensen Tribble Harms 12/12 Iowa State Templeman Garcia Meredith Elliott Colgan Pope Stroh Jensen Tribble Harms 12/18 Oklahoma State Templeman Garcia Meredith Breckenridge Colgan Polson Stroh Jensen Tribble Harms 1/9 Oklahoma Templeman Garcia Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Pope Stroh Paine Tribble Harms 1/16 Oregon State Templeman Foster Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Polson Jensen Stroh Tribble Harms 1/17 Boise State Templeman Foster Meredith Ashworth Colgan Polson Jensen Stroh Tribble Harms 1/23 Cal Poly Templeman Foster Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Pope Jensen Stroh Tribble Harms 1/29 SDSU --- Foster Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Polson Jensen Stroh Tribble Harms 1/31 NDSU --- Foster Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Pope Jensen Stroh Tribble Harms 2/6 Northern Colo. Templeman Foster Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Pope Paine Stroh Tribble Harms 2/13 Utah Valley George Foster Meredith Mendenhall Colgan Polson Paine Stroh Tribble Harms

Wyoming 22, Air Force 16 - Colo. Springs, Colo - Nov. 13, 2015 Wyoming 16, Oklahoma 21 - Laramie, Wyo. - Jan. 9, 2016 125: #20 Drew Templeman over Drew Romero (AF), D, 8-1 125: #17/14/16 Ryan Milhof (OU) dec. (6-3) over #15/15/15 Drew Templeman 133: John Twomey (AF) over Gunnar Woodburn, D, 6-2 133: #3/3/3/ Cody Brewer (OU) fall (2:29) over P.T. Garcia 141: Bryce Meredith over David Walker (AF), F, 1:27 141: #13/14/13 Bryce Meredith major dec. (10-1) over Trae Blackwell 149: Jerry McGinity (AF) over Austin Breckenridge, D, 6-4 149: Davion Jeffries (OU) dec. (10-3) over Cole Mendenhall 157: Archie Colgan over Zach Stepan (AF), D, 6-5 157: Archie Colgan (12-6) fall (4:13) over Brock Wingbermuehle (OU) 165: Alex Lopouchanski (AF) over Chaz Polson, MD, 11-1 165: #15/9/NR Clark Glass (OU) dec. (4-1) over Kyle Pope 174: #13Benjamin Stroh over Michael Billingsley (AF), MD 12-3 174: #NR/NR/19 Matt Reed (OU) dec. (8-6) over Benjamin Stroh 184: Anthony McLaughlin (AF) over Jace Jensen, D, 7-4 184: Lance Dixon (OU) dec. (10-8) over Luke Paine 197: Parker Hines (AF) over Brandon Tribble, D, 5-4 197: Brandon Tribble dec. (3-1) over Brad Johnson (OU) 285: #20 Tanner Harms over Marcus Malecek (AF) , F, 0:57 285: #18/18/19 Tanner Harms dec. (2-0) over Michael Brown (OU)

Nebraska 35, Wyoming 4 - Lincoln, Neb. - Nov. 21, 2015 Wyoming 7, Oregon State 32 - Corvallis, Ore. - Jan. 16, 2016 125: #11Tim Lambert (Neb.) over 19 Drew Templeman, Dec., 7-5 SV-1 197: #NR/NR/18 Cody Crawford, fall (4:12) over Brandon Tribble 133: Colton McCrystal (Neb.) over Gunnar Woodburn, Major Dec., 16-4, 285: #10/10/11 Amarveer Dhesi, dec. (12-6) over #18/19/18 Tanner Harms 141: Bryce Meredith over #8 Anthony Abidin (Neb.), Major Dec., 13-4 125: #6/7/6 Ronnie Bresser, major dec., (12-4) over #15/16/16 Drew Templeman 149: #5 Jake Sueflohn (Neb.) over Jake Elliott, Major Dec., 14-3 133: #20/NR/19 Joey Palmer, major dec., (19-5) over Drake Foster 157: #12 Tyler Berger (Neb.) over Archie Colgan, Dec., 8-1 141: #13/12/12 Bryce Meredith, major dec. (12-4) over Jared Reis 165: #4 Austin Wilson (Neb.) over Chaz Polson, Fall (0:48) 149: Joey Delgado, dec. (8-5) over Cole Mendenhall 174: #14 Micah Barnes (Neb.) over #11 Benjamin Stroh, Dec. 9-7 157: Archie Colgan, dec. TB-1 (3-2) over Abraham Rodriquez 184: #6 TJ Dudley (Neb.) over Jace Jensen, Fall (1:20) 165: Seth Thomas, fall (5:00) over Chaz Polson 197: #11 Aaron Studebaker (Neb.) over Brandon Tribble, Dec. 10-3 174: Tyler Chay, dec. (7-2) over Jace Jensen 285: #13 Collin Jensen (Neb.) over #20/NR/NR Tanner Harms, Dec. 7-3 184: Corey Griego, dec. (5-0) over Benjamin Stroh

Iowa State 19, Wyoming 14 - Ames, Iowa - Dec. 12, 2015 Wyoming 33, Boise State 6 - Boise, Idaho - Jan. 17, 2016 125: Drew Templeman over Kyle Larson (ISU), Major Dec. 9-1 133: Drake Foster, major dec. (16-8) over Josh Newberg 133: #7/7/6 Earl Hall (ISU) over P.T. Garcia, Major Dec. 14-4 141: #13/12/12 Bryce Meredith, fall (1:27) over Jake Valverde 141: #15/11/12 Bryce Meredith over John Meeks (ISU), Dec. 3-2 149: #17/17/13 Geordan Martinez, dec. (11-6) over Branson Ashworth 149: #15/NR/12 Gabe Moreno (ISU) over Jake Elliott, Dec. 6-2 157: Archie Colgan, dec. (3-2) over Chris Castillo 157: Archie Colgan over Logan Breitenbach (ISU), Major Dec. 12-4 165: Chaz Polson, dec. (9-5) over Taylor West 165: #14/13/9 Tanner Weatherman (ISU) over Kyle Pope, Dec. 18-16 SV-1 174: Austin Dewey, dec. (4-1) over Jace Jensen 174: #NR/NR/12 Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU) over #13/16/17 Benjamin Stroh, Dec. 11-5 184: Benjamin Stroh, major dec. (12-3) over Keavon Buckley 184: Dane Pestano (ISU) over Jace Jensen, Dec. 3-1 197: Brandon Tribble, dec. (8-4) over Harley Dilulo 197: Duke Egli (ISU) over Brandon Tribble, Dec. 4-3 285: #18/19/18 Tanner Harms, major dec. (12-0) over Gaylen Edmo 285: #20/NR/19 Tanner Harms over Quean Smith (ISU), Dec. 3-1 SV-1 125: #15/16/16 Drew Templeman wins by forfeit

Iowa State 19, Wyoming 14 - Ames, Iowa - Dec. 12, 2015 Wyoming 35, Cal Poly 2 - Laramie, Wyo. - Jan. 23, 2016 125: #5/5/5 Eddie Klimara (OSU) over Drew Templeman, dec. 9-4, 3-0 OSU 125: #15/16/16 Drew Templeman, dec. (6-5) over David Gonzales 133: #10/11/12 Kaid Brock (OSU) over P.T. Garcia, tech fall 16-0 (1:01), 8-0 OSU 133: Drake Foster, fall (7:34) over Jason DelaCruz, 9-0 WYO 141: #1/1/1 Dean Heil (OSU) over #15/12/13 Bryce Meredith, dec. 5-4, 11-0 OSU 141: #14/12/12 Bryce Meredith, Dec. (9-2) over Colton Schilling 149: Austin Breckenridge over Jonce Blaylock (OSU), major dec. 13-3, 11-4 OSU 149: Cole Mendenhall, major dec. (12-2) over Joshy Cortez 157: Archie Colgan over Chance Marsteller (OSU), dec. 3-1, 11-7 OSU 157: Colt Shorts, dec. (5-2) over Archie Colgan 165: #1/1/1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) over Chaz Polson, fall (0:32), 17-7 OSU 165: Kyle Pope, tech fall (19-4, 2:24) over Joe Granger 174: Chandler Rogers over #16/16/17 Benjamin Stroh, fall (2:41), 23-7 OSU 174: Jace Jensen, major dec. (10-0) over Sohrab Movahedi 184: #18/16/14 Nolan Boyd over Jace Jensen, major dec. 18-5, 27-7 OSU 184: Benjamin Stroh, tech fall (16-0, 5:16) over Mitch Woods 197: Austin Schafer (OSU) over Brandon Tribble, major dec. 12-4, 31-7 OSU 197: Brandon Tribble, dec. (5-4) over J.T. Goodwin 285: #4/4/4/ Austin Marsden (OSU) over Tanner Harms, dec. 5-3, 24-7 OSU 285: #19/20/18 Tanner Harms, dec. (8-6) over Spencer Empey 2015-16 Wyoming cowboy wrestling

Wyoming 15, South Dakota St. 16 - Brookings, S.D. - Jan. 292016 174: David Kocer, major dec. (13-3) over Jace Jensen 184: Brady Ayers, Dec. (6-5) over Benjamin Stroh 197: #12/11/13 Nate Rotert, dec. (6-2) over Brandon Tribble 285: #19/20/20 Tanner Harms, major dec. (13-0) over Alex Macki 125: Ben Gillette, injury default 133: Drake Foster, dec. (9-4) over Brance Simms 141: #15/13/13 Bryce Meredith, Dec. (6-4) over Seth Gross 149: Alex Kocer, dec. (5-4) over Cole Mendenhall 157: #7/8/6 Cody Pack, dec. (1-0) over Archie Colgan 165: Chaz Polson, tech fall (16-0, 2:55) over Logan Peterson

Wyoming 27, North Dakota St. 13 - Fargo, N.D. - Jan. 31, 2016 165: Kyle Pope, tech fall (18-1, 2:13) over Grant Nehring 174: Jace Jensen, dec. (2-0) over Blake Thompson, 8-0 WYO 184: #5/5/5 Hayden Zillmer, major dec. (14-6) over Benjamin Stroh 197: Brandon Tribble, dec. (3-1) over Logan Paxton 285: #19/20/20 Tanner Harms, dec. (8-6, SV-1) over Ben Tynan 125: #16/13/16 Josh Rodriquez, forfeit 133: Nico Colunga, dec. (10-8, SV-1) over Drake Foster 141: #15/13/13 Bryce Meredith, Major dec. (11-3) over Mitch Bengston 149: Cole Mendenhall, fall (1:20) over Clay Ream, 24-13 WYO 157: Archie Colgan, dec. (9-4) over Kyle Gilva, 27-13 WYO

Wyoming 37, Northern Colorado 7 - Laramie, Wyo. - Feb. 6, 2016 174: Luke Paine, dec. (10-6) over Tyler Kinn 184: Benjamin Stroh, Major dec. (10-1) over Tanner Davis 197: Brandon Tribble, Major dec. (11-3) over Tommy Chisholm 285: #19/20/20 Tanner Harms, fall (5:31) over Jack Kuck 125: #15/16/15 Drew Templeman, tech fall (16-0, 5:32) over Jesse Reed 133: Rico Montoya, Major dec. (14-2) over Drake Foster 141: #15/13/13 Bryce Meredith, fall (4:31) over Ben Polkowske 149: Cole Mendenhall, dec. (17-13) over Nick Adams 157: Archie Colgan, Injury default over Eleazar Deluca 165: Keilan Torres, dec. (8-4) over Kyle Pope

Wyoming 29, Utah Valley 10 - Laramie, Wyo. - Feb. 13, 2016 133: Jade Rauser, major dec. (12-2) over Drake Foster 141: #15/13/13 Bryce Meredith, fall (3:51) over Jarod Maynes 149: Cole Mendenhall, dec. (3-1) over Trevor Wilson 157: Archie Colgan, dec. (8-6) over Raider Lofthouse 165: Chaz Polson, fall (2:32) over Brayden Humpherys 174: Ross Tyler, dec. (4-1) over Luke Paine 184: Benjamin Stroh, major dec. (11-3) over Tanner Davis 197: Brandon Tribble, major dec. (14-1) over Aryton Almberg 285: #19/20/20 Tanner Harms, dec. (6-3) over Dustin Dennison 125: Tyler Scott, dec. (12-5) over Brock George