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Wrestling DIVISION I 144 DIVISION I Wrestling DIVISION I 2002 Championships Highlights Gophers Golden Again: In the end, Cael Sanderson was perfect. The Iowa State senior completed his record-setting college career by win- ning his 159th match without a loss, claiming his fourth-straight NCAA title. The 197-pound Sanderson caught Jon Trenge by the ankle, turned it into a double-leg takedown and put the Lehigh sophomore straight to his back for a near fall, going on to score a 12-4 major decision. More than 13,000 fans at Pepsi Arena in Albany, New York, gave Sanderson a standing ovation that lasted nearly five minutes. The champi- onship was held March 22-24. Oklahoma State's Pat Smith, who had five losses in his career, is the only other four-time NCAA champion. In the team race, Minnesota won with 1261/2 points after taking the title last season. Iowa State, Oklahoma, Iowa and Oklahoma State rounded out the top five. For the complete championship story go to the April 1, 2002 issue of The NCAA News at www.ncaa.org on the World Wide Web. Photo by Joe Connell/NCAA Photos Cael Sanderson of Iowa State finished a perfect career, winning the 197-pound title. TEAM STANDINGS 1 1 1. Minnesota ................... 126 /2 25. Wisconsin ................... 20 /2 49. Cleveland St. ............... 4 1 2. Iowa St. ...................... 104 1 2 2 50. Maryland .................... 3 / 1 26. Northern Illinois............ 19 / 3. Oklahoma ................... 101 /2 1 27. Ohio ........................... 18 /2 Stanford ...................... 3 1/2 4. Iowa ........................... 89 1 28. Appalachian St. ........... 17 /2 52. Bloomsburg ................. 3 5. Oklahoma St. .............. 82 1/2 29. Cal Poly ...................... 17 Boston U. .................... 3 6. Ohio St. ...................... 64 1/2 Princeton ..................... 17 Cal St. Bakersfield........ 3 1 2 7. Lehigh ......................... 61 / 31. Oregon St. .................. 16 1/2 Duke........................... 3 8. Nebraska .................... 54 32. Indiana ....................... 16 Eastern Ill. ................... 3 9. Michigan..................... 51 Rutgers........................ 16 1 Kent St. ....................... 3 10. Illinois.......................... 47 /2 34. Michigan St. ................ 15 1/2 58. American..................... 2 1/2 35. Penn St........................ 13 11. Pennsylvania................ 43 George Mason............ 2 1/2 1 2 1 12. Arizona St. .................. 41 / 36. Navy .......................... 11 /2 Rider........................... 2 1/2 13. West Virgina ............... 38 37. North Carolina ............ 10 14. Edinboro ..................... 33 38. Hoftsra ........................ 9 61. Howard....................... 2 1 Northwestern............... 2 15. Purdue......................... 32 /2 39. Central Mich................ 7 1/2 1 Sacred Heart............... 2 VMI ............................ 7 /2 16. Northern Iowa ............. 31 Buffalo ........................ 2 17. Missouri ...................... 29 41. Army........................... 7 65. Brown ......................... 1 1/2 18. Cornell ........................ 28 Clarion ....................... 7 19. Boise St. ...................... 24 UC Davis .................... 7 Eastern Mich. .............. 1 1/2 1 1 Fresno St. .................... 24 44. Virginia Tech ............... 6 /2 North Carolina St. ....... 1 /2 68. Cal St. Fullerton............ 1 Lock Haven ................. 24 45. Drexel ......................... 6 1 Campbell ................... 1 2 22. Air Force ..................... 22 / Pittsburgh .................... 6 1 23. Harvard ...................... 22 Virginia....................... 6 70. Chattanooga ............... /2 24. Oregon ....................... 21 48. Old Dominion.............. 5 Duquesne ................... 1/2 DIVISION I 145 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Second round—Lewis def. Webster, 6-2; Roberson Fourth round—Haymon def. Moffitt, 6-3; Maney def. def. Dowd, 8-3; Douglas def. Tomaev, 5-1; Blake def. Reese, 6-1; Erikson def. Simpson, 4-3; Sessley pinned 125-POUND CLASS Drake, 11-2; Durden def. Faber, 14-3; Moore def. Hay, Long, 2:54. MAIN BRACKET 8-4; Ratliff def. Mansueto, 6-2; Thompson def. Spealler, 6- Fifth round—Haymon def. Maney, 10-2; Sessley def. Preliminary round—Heath McKim, Air Force, def. 2. Erikson, 9-6. Marlon Felton, Northern Ill., 10-3; Twam Pham, Illinois, Quarterfinals—Lewis def. Roberson, 9-5; Black def. Semifinals—Haymon def. Conley, 6-5; Sessley def. def. Mario Stuart, Lehigh, 3-1 (sv); Matt Sanchez, Cal St. Douglas, 10-5; Durden def. Moore, 11-7; Thompson Parker, 2-1; Third place—Haymon def. Sessley, 4-2; Bakersfield, def. Rob Rebmann, Drexel, 10-8. WRESTLING pinned Ratliff, 2:04. Fifth place—Parker def. Conley, 8-5; Seventh First round—Stephen Abas, Fresno St., def. Jose Leon, Semifinals—Lewis pinned Black, 4:51; Thompson def. place—Erikson def. Maney, 4-3. Boston U., 2-0; Chris Williams, Michigan St., def. Rocco Mansueto, Cleveland St., 13-5; Jason Powell, Nebraska, Durden, 4-2. 149-POUND CLASS pinned Jesse Leng, Ohio St., 4:18; Shawn Williams, Final—Thompson def. Lewis, 5-4. MAIN BRACKET Oregon, def. Heath McKim, Air Force, 11-7; Ben WRESTLEBACKS First round—Mike Zadick, Iowa, pinned Billy Smith, VomBaur, Boise St., def. Trap McCormack, Lock Haven, Preliminary round—Harless def. Alvarez, 5-1. West Virginia, 2:35; Adrian Austin, George Mason, def. 8-0; Twam Pham, Illinois, def. Nathan Peterson, Stanford, First round—Amistade def. Harless, 3-2; Dowty pinned Brad Cielaski, Slippery Rock, 8-1; Keaton Anderson, Ohio 5-0; Shawn Bunch, Edinboro, def. Chris Rodrigues, North Manchio, 6:39; Hyman def. Ceballos, 7-4; Ace pinned St., def. Ty Morgan, Central Mich., 9-4; Jake Percival, Carolina, 8-3; Chris Fleeger, Purdue, def. George Matarrese, 5:26; Brock def. Gabrielson, 10-3; Hoffman Ohio, pinned Casey Hunt, Oregon, 1:02; Jesse Jantzen, Cintron, North Carolina St., 4-1; Skylar Holman, def. Martinez, 5-3; Carrizales def. Sola, 8-6 (sv); Cristaldi Harvard, def. Ryan Berger, Illinois, 4-0; Scott Frohardt, Air Oklahoma St., def. Sanchez, 14-1; Greg Schaefer, def. Cucolo, 7-5. Force, def. Marc Hoffer, American, 11-2; Collin Indiana, def. Willie Harris, American, 5-2; Travis Lee, Second round—Tomaev def. Amistade, 7-2; Drake def. Robertson, Boise St., def. Nate Wachter, Penn St., 3-2; Cornell, def. Matthew Pitts, Chattanooga, 6-3; Matt Dowty, 15-9; Webster def. Hyman, 10-7; Ace def. Jared Frayer, Oklahoma, def. Jon Garvin, Northern Iowa, Ridings, Oklahoma, def. Jerold Limongelli, Rider, 10-4; Dowd, 4-2; Mansueto def. Brock, 3-1; Hoffman def. 12-1; JaMarr Billman, Lock Haven, def. Jason Mercado, Luke Eustice, Iowa, pinned Michael Delaney, Oregon St., Spealler, 9-7 (sv); Faber pinned Carrizales, 2:46; Hay Brown, 12-3; Karl Nadolsky, Michigan St., def. Travis 6:47; A.J. Grant, Michigan, def. Tommy Hoang, Duke, 9- def. Cristaldi, 6-4. Shufelt, Nebraska, 12-7; Jerrod Sanders, Oklahoma St., 4; Tom Noto, Hofstra, def. Mason Lenhard, Pennsylvania, Third round—Tomaev def. Drake, 5-4; Ace def. def. Matt Gentry, Stanford, 8-1; Mike Kulczycki, 6-3; Leroy Vega, Minnesota, def. Jared Opfer, Kent St., Webster, 3-2; Mansueto def. Hoffman, 3-1; Faber def. Michigan, def. Wayne Watts, Citadel, 5:49 (technical 13-4. Hay, 2-0. fall); Billy Maldonado, Iowa St., def. Jason DeBruin, Second round—Abas def. C. Williams, 2-0; S. Fourth round—Moore def. Tomaev, 4-0; Ace def. Hofstra, 9-8; Joe Henson, Pennsylvania, def. Thomas Williams def. Powell, 6-3; VomBaur def. Pham, 2-2 (tb); Ratliff, 10-8; Roberson def. Mansueto, 4-0; Douglas def. Juarez, Cal St. Bakersfield, 8-0; Justin Giovinco, Pittsburgh, Fleeger def. Bunc, 7-5 (sv); Holman def. Schaefer, 6-2; Faber, 4-1. def. Jake Giamoni, North Carolina St. 9-0; Jared Lee pinned Ridings, 6:52; Eustice def. Grant, 8-6 (sv); Fifth round—Moore def. Ace, 8-3; Douglas def. Lawrence, Minnesota, pinned Greg Austin, Rutgers, 6:41. Noto def. Vega, 3-1 (sv). Roberson, 8-3. Second round—Zadick def. Austin, 6:27 (technical Quarterfinals—Abas def. S. Williams, 8-4; Fleeger Semifinals—Black def. Moore, 13-4; Durden def. fall); Percival def. Anderson, 5-0; Jantzen def. Frohardt, 9- def. VomBaur, 6-4; Holman def. Lee, 12-9; Eustice def. Douglas, 8-5; Third place—Durden def. Black, 14-6; 8; Frayer def. Robertson, 6-2; Billman def. Nadolsky, 5-3 Noto, 9-6. Fifth place—Douglas def. Moore, 14-4; Seventh (sv); Kulczycki def. Sanders, 18-4; Maldonado def. Semifinals—Abas def. Fleeger, 14-5; Eustice def. place—Roberson def. Ace (medical forfeit). Henson, 5-4; Lawrence def. Giovinco, 10-4. Holman, 3-2. Quarterfinals—Percival def. Zadick, 18-4; Frayer def. Final—Abas def. Eustice, 8-4. 141—POUND CLASS Jantzen, 7-2; Billman def. Kulczycki, 5-3; Lawrence def. WRESTLEBACKS MAIN BRACKET Maldonado, 10-2. Preliminary round—Felton def. Delaney, 9-0; Stuart Preliminary round—Mark Conley, Navy, def. Jared Semifinals—Frayer def. Percival, 11-6; Lawrence def. def. Pitts, 11-2; Rebmann def. Clintron, 3-2. Sullivan, Chattanooga, 8-3; Sean Gray, Virginia Tech, Billman, 5-4 (tb). First round—Lenhard def. Opfer, 6-4; Hoang pinned pinned Clinton Frease, Brown, 2:43. Final—Lawrence def. Frayer, 3-1. Felton, 4:05; Stuart pinned Limongelli, 1:31; Sanchez First round—Conley def. Grant Hoerr, Wisconsin, 3-1; WRESTLEBACKS def. Harris, 13-2; Rodrigues def. Rebmann, 5-3; Peterson Mike Maney, Lock Haven, def. Brad Byers, North First round—Giamoni def. Austin, 5-3 (sv); DeBruin def. pinned McCormack, 1:59; McKim def. Leng, 3-1; Leon Carolina, 3-1; Shane Cunanan, West Virginia, def. Ralph Jaurez, 19-5; Gentry def. Watts, 11-5; Shufelt def. pinned Mansueto, 0:39. Lopez, Fresno State, 8-3; Chad Erikson, Minnesota, def. Mercado, 13-9; Wachter def. Garvin, 8-1; Hoffer def. Second round—Pham def. Lenhard, 3-1; Bunch def. Chad Caros, Edinboro, 8-5; Aaron Holker, Iowa St., def. Berger, 3-2; Morgan def. Hunt, 14-4; Smith def. Cieleski, Hoang, 10-5; C. Williams def. Stuart, 6-3; Powell pinned Scott Moore, Penn St., 6:50 (technical fall); Coyte 8-2. Sanchez, 2:45; Rodrigues pinned Grant, 4:25; Vega Cooper, Indiana, def. Jason Mester, Central Mich., 3-1; Second round—Frohardt def. Giamoni, 4-1; DeBruin pinned Peterson, 2:25; McKim def. Schaeffer, 11-6; John Giacche, Northwestern, def.
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