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Follow Big Red Wrestling NCAAs #7 CORNELL Big Red (13-2, 5-0 Ivy) at 2017 NCAA Championships World Wide Web...... www.CornellBigRed.com Facebook...... www.Facebook.com/cornellwrestling March 16-18, 2017 • Saint Louis, Mo. • Scottrade Center (19,260) Twitter...... www.Twitter.com/bigredwrestling Television: ESPN and ESPNU • Live Video: ESPN3.com • Live Stats: NCAA.com hampions YouTube...... www.Youtube.com/cornellwrestling EIWA C — 1910, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1922, 1923, 1926, 1930, 1958, 1992, 1993, Camps...... www.CornellWrestlingCamps.com 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Live Video (Home Matches)...... www.IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com Live Audio (All Matches)...... www.ESPNIthaca.com STORY LINES: Cornell Coaching Staff • Years of hard work and dedication will all come together when the Big Red’s contingent of six wrestlers heads to Saint Louis, Mo. for a Head Coach Rob Koll three-day celebration of the sport when the 2017 NCAA Wrestling Championships begin on Thursday, March 16 at the Scottrade Center. Cornell head coach Rob Koll is in his 24th season at Cornell • Cornell won an unprecedented 11th consecutive EIWA title and its 15th-straight Ivy League crown earlier this spring and will attempt (280-89-5, .755; 111-8-1 Ivy, .929) ... he is the David R. Dunlop ‘59 Head Coach of Wrestling at Cornell ... the all-time win- to claim its first NCAA team championship. ningest wrestling coach in program history, Koll has guided • You can watch every match from the 2017 NCAA Tournament on ESPN’s family of networks. the Big Red to 15 straight Ivy League titles (18 overall), 11 consecutive EIWA crowns and eight top five NCAA team • Senior , a leading candidate for the Hodge Award as the nation’s most outstanding wrestler, enters the tournament on a finishes, including second twice (2010, 2011) ... he was the 41-match win streak and will attempt to cap a storied career with his third NCAA title. 2005 NWCA Division I Coach of the Year and the Dan Gable Coach of the Year ... his wrestlers have won 14 national titles • Two weeks ago, Dean became the 11th four-time EIWA champion in conference history and the fifth Cornellian to make that claim. with 59 All-Americans and 55 individual EIWA champions. • Earlier in the year he became the third four-time Southern Scuffle champion and the sixth three-time Las Vegas Invite champ Assistant Coaches...... Damion Hahn (Minnesota ‘04) • Dean joins Dave Auble, Travis Lee and Kyle Dake as Cornell’s multiple-time NCAA champions and will be in search of his third, something Mike Grey (Cornell ‘11) Donnie Vinson (Binghamton ‘12) only Dake has done. Athletic Trainer...... Chris Scarlata • Senior Brian Realbuto, the national runner-up at 157 pounds in 2015, is the No. 2 seed at 174 pounds after posting a 23-1 record (only Strength Coach...... Tom Howley loss is a 3-2 decision to No. 1 seed of Arizona State) this season and winning his third EIWA title. • Also collecting a top 10 seed is senior Dylan Palacio (No. 7 at 157), a returning All-American at the weight and a two-time EIWA champion. Cornell Athletic Communications • Cornell will also have two unseeded wrestlers who will have a chance to climb through the field. Director...... Jeremy Hartigan Deputy Director...... Julie Greco • Senior Mark Grey (133) and sophomore Ben Honis (197) both appear in national polls during the season after placing third at the EIWA Assistant Director - Content Manager...... Brandon Thomas Championships. Intern - Multimedia Coordinator...... Katie Peverada Dir. of Multimedia, Prod. & Web Comm...... John Lukach • Grey is a three-time NCAA qualifier who made the blood round in 2014, falling one match short of All-America honors, and has a 4-4 Assistant Director - Video...... John Enright career record at nationals. Web Site...... www.CornellBigRed.com Facebook...... www.Facebook.com/cornellathletics • Honis will be making his first NCAA appearance. Twitter...... www.twitter.com/cornellsports YouTube...... www.youtube.com/cornellathletics CORNELL NCAA NOTES 2016-17 Schedule & Results • The Big Red has had at least one individual NCAA champion in eight of the last nine years and at least one finalist in nine straight campaigns. NOVEMBER • Cornell has at least two wrestlers seeded in the top two in their weight class from the third straight year (No. 1 Gabe Dean at 184, No. 19 BUFFALO #...... W, 18-15 2 Brian Realbuto at 174). 20 STATE INTERCOLLEGIATES #.....1st, 155 pts. • Cornell has placed in the top five at the NCAA championships in six of the last eight seasons and in the top 10 in 12 of the last 14 years Grapple at the Garden (New York, N.Y.) (nine straight). 27 vs. Hofstra...... W, 39-0 • The Big Red has had 13 different wrestlers win a combined 19 NCAA titles. Kyle Dake is one of three wrestlers to claim four national vs. #10 Rutgers...... W, 28-10 crowns (doing it in four different weight classes), while Gabe Dean, Dave Auble, Travis Lee have won two titles each. DECEMBER • Cornell has had 38 wrestlers earn a total of 75 All-America honors, including 55 total All-Americans since 2002. 2-3 at Las Vegas Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.)...... 5th, 93.5 pts. • Since Rob Koll took over prior to the 1993-94 campaign, Cornell has had 158 NCAA qualifiers, 55 All-Americans and 14 national 16 at #1 Oklahoma State...... L, 19-23 champions. In the first 63 seasons of the NCAA tournament, the Big Red program had 82 total NCAA qualifiers, 16 All-Americans and 18 at #18 Oklahoma...... W, 21-19 five national champions. • Cornell wrestlers have won at least 20 total matches in nine straight NCAA tournaments and 13 of the last 14. JANUARY • The Big Red has qualified at least half its lineup in 18 of the last 19 seasons and 16 in a row. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle (Chattanooga, Tenn.)...... 8th, 63 pts. 13 #25 DREXEL ^...... W, 24-18 • Cornell has scored at least 50 team points in 13 of the last 14 NCAA tournaments, finishing no lower than 12th in any campaign. 14 #9 MISSOURI ^...... L, 11-25 • At least three Cornellians have taken the podium as All-Americans in each of the last 14 seasons. 21 at #7 Lehigh...... W, 21-20 • The team’s six qualifiers are its fewest since four wrestled in the 2001 campaign. 22 LOCK HAVEN...... W, 31-15 • The Big Red’s six NCAA qualifiers were 100-11 (.901) against wrestlers who did not advance to the championship meet this season. 28 * at Brown...... W, 35-8 * at Harvard...... W, 33-11 THE STREAKS: FEBRUARY • Cornell has won 11 consecutive EIWA team titles, the longest streak in conference history. 4 * at Columbia...... W, 34-9 • The Big Red has crowned at least one EIWA champion in each of the last 16 seasons and in 26 of the last 27 years. 10 * PENN ^...... W, 27-10 • The Big Red is 58-1 (.983) in its last 59 duals against current EIWA competitors dating back to 2010-11. 11 * PRINCETON ^...... W, 21-12 • Cornell is 97-4-1 (.956) in dual meet action against current EIWA teams dating back to 2004-05, including 86-0 against teams other 19 #4 OHIO STATE # +...... W, 19-18 than Lehigh. • Head coach Rob Koll’s teams have racked up 15 Ivy League titles in a row, the longest title streak in any sport in conference history. MARCH 3-4 at EIWA Championships (Lewisburg, Pa.).....1st, 163 pts. • Cornell has won 78 consecutive Ivy League dual meets dating back to the 2001-02 campaign. 16-18 at NCAA Championships (Saint Louis, Mo.)...... All Day * - Ivy League game Lineup at the 2017 EIWA Championship # - Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.) & - Barton Hall (Ithaca, N.Y.) #7 Cornell Big Red Weight Notes ^ - Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) Mark Grey (20-10)...... 133...... 3x NCAA qualifier, 3x EIWA third-place finisher, 79-40 career record + - NWCA National Dual Series (Ithaca, N.Y.) #6 Dylan Palacio (8-1)...... 157...... 2016 NCAA All-American, 2x EIWA champ, 4x EIWA finalist, 80-17 career record Home games in BOLD CAPS #13 Brandon Womack (31-8)...... 165...... 2017 EIWA champ, team leader in wins, 422-8 prep record in Alabama #2 Brian Realbuto (23-1)...... 174...... 2015 NCAA runner-up at 157, 2x All-American & 3x EIWA champ, 115-17 career record #1 Gabe Dean (31-0)...... 184...... 2x NCAA champ, 3x All-American, 4x EIWA champ, 148-6 career record Ben Honis (29-14)...... 197...... 3rd place at EIWAs, made podium at Southern Scuffle, 42-22 career record

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• Cornell is 106-22-1 (.826) in dual Rob Koll meet competition in the last seven All-Time At EIWAs School Placewinners Champs 2nd 3rd The David R. Dunlop ‘59 Head Coach seasons. • The Big Red is 42-6 (.875) in its last Lehigh 624 209 160 122 • Rob Koll, the David R. Dunlop ’59 Head Coach of 48 home duals dating back to the Cornell 485 155 104 97 Wrestling, is in his 24th season as the mentor of the 2009-10 season. Navy 435 104 88 88 Cornell wrestling program. • Senior Gabe Dean has a 41-match Penn 349 64 86 96 • Under Koll’s direction, the Big Red has captured 18 Ivy win streak, the fourth-longest streak onsecutive itles League titles, crowned 14 NCAA champions and achieved in school history (personal best: 52 C EIWA T 59 All-Americans and 59 individual EIWA champs. matches from 2014-16). School (Years) Consecutive Titles • He is the school’s career leader in wins, posting a • Cornell has placed in the top five at Cornell (2007-pr)...... 11 280-89-5 (.755) career record. the NCAA championships in six of the Cornell (1912-17)...... 6 • Over the past 10 years, Cornell has shown without question that it is one of the nation’s last eight seasons and in the top 10 in Lehigh (2002-06)...... 5 elite squads with 45 All-Americans, 10 national champions, eight top five team finishes 12 of the last 14 years (nine straight). Lehigh (1931-35)...... 5 at the NCAAs and 11 straight EIWA titles. • Big Red wrestling has won 76 con- Yale (1905-09)...... 5 • In addition, the Big Red has won 15 consecutive Ivy crowns and 78 straight Ivy matches. secutive dual meets against unranked Penn (1996-99)...... 4 Navy (1943-46)...... 4 teams dating back to the beginning Penn State (1918-21)...... 4 of the 2007-08 season. THE KOLL FILE • Cornell has won 33 straight meets Longest Active Conference Title Streaks PERSONAL against New York state opponents. Conference... School (Years)...... Consec. Titles Family: wife Rachel, sons William and Daniel. • The Big Red has claimed a record Ivy...... Cornell (2003-pr)...... 15 five consecutive New York State EDUCATION EIWA...... Cornell (2007-pr)...... 11 North Carolina University - Chapel Hill, 1989 (B.A. in Communication) team titles. Big 12...... Oklahoma State (2013-pr)...... 5 WRESTLING EXPERIENCE MAC...... Missouri (2013-pr)...... 5 INDIVIDUAL NOTES TO KNOW: ACC...... Virginia Tech (2017-pr)...... 1 University of North Carolina • Three Cornell wrestlers went a • 1988 NCAA champion at 158 pounds. Big Ten...... Ohio State (2017-pr)...... 1 • Four-time NCAA All-American, posted 150-20-1 career record. perfect 5-0 in Ivy competition this EWL...... Edinboro (2017-pr)...... 1 • Three-time ACC champion. season — Noah Baughman at 125, Pac-12...... Arizona State (2017-pr)...... 1 • Twice selected to compete in the NWCA All-Star Classic. Brian Realbuto at 174 and Gabe Southern...... Campbell (2017-pr)...... 1 Post Collegiate Dean at 184. • Alternate for 1992 U.S. OIympic team. • Won his weight class at the 1990 and 1993 World Cups. • Realbuto (18-0) and Dean (17-0) • A 1992 World Cup Grand Prix champion. were both unbeaten against Ivy teams in their career. • Placed fifth at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. • Senior Gabe Dean enters the weekend with 148 career wins, good for third on the school’s career list • Pan-Am Games champ in 1989. and two victories shy of the school record of 150. • National Freestyle champion in 1990 and 1991. • Runner-up at the 1989 Olympic Festival in , Okla. • Dean’s 41-match win streak entering the weekend is the fourth-longest in school history, but just his second best (52 wins from 2014-16). • Assistant coach under Jack Spates for four seasons, helping Big Red to four Ivy and two EIWA titles. • With 20 falls and 28 bonus point wins in his 31-0 start, Dean has an amazing 5.419 NCAA dominance • Helped develop 18 NCAA qualifiers in his four seasons as an assistant. ranking - the school record for a season is Kyle Dake’s 4.784 during his senior season (2012-13). COACHING EXPERIENCE • Dean also ranks third all-time at Cornell in individual winning percentage (148-6, .961), behind only EIWA NCAA Dave Auble (.981, 51-1) and Dake (.972, 137-4). Year School Position Record Ivy Record (Finish) Finish Finish • Junior Brian Realbuto (115-17) became the 25th wrestler in Cornell history to reach 100 wins with a 3-2 1993-94 Cornell Head Coach 14-6 4-1 (2nd) 4th t-17th 1994-95 Cornell Head Coach 15-5 5-0 (1st) 4th t-56th decision over No. 4 of Oklahoma State on Dec. 16. 1995-96 Cornell Head Coach 14-3 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-42nd 1996-97 Cornell Head Coach 11-5 3-2 (3rd) 4th t-41st TEAM NOTES TO KNOW: 1997-98 Cornell Head Coach 11-5-2 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-67th 1998-99 Cornell Head Coach 16-2-1 4-0-1 (t-1st) 2nd t-33rd • The Big Red has won 15 consecutive Ivy crowns and 78 straight Ivy matches. 1999-00 Cornell Head Coach 11-4 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-34th • Cornell’s 15 straight Ivy League titles build on the Big Red’s record of consecutive Ivy titles by the same 2000-01 Cornell Head Coach 8-4-1 4-1 (t-1st) 4th t-28th team in a sport. The wrestling team has won three more than Cornell had in men’s gymnastics (from 2001-02 Cornell Head Coach 8-4 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-18th 1967-68 to 1976-77) and men’s lacrosse (1973-74 to 1982-83), as well as Princeton in men’s lacrosse 2002-03 Cornell Head Coach 13-5 5-0 (1st) 2nd 10th 2003-04 Cornell Head Coach 11-6 5-0 (1st) 3rd 11th (1994-95 to 2003-04). 2004-05 Cornell Head Coach 12-4 5-0 (1st) 2nd 4th • Every four-year member of the Cornell wrestling team who has enrolled since 1980 has won at least 2005-06 Cornell Head Coach 10-4 5-0 (1st) 2nd 5th one Ivy League title during their career. 2006-07 Cornell Head Coach 9-5 5-0 (1st) 1st 12th 2007-08 Cornell Head Coach 9-5 5-0 (1st) 1st 9th • The Big Red holds a 33-match win streak against teams from New York dating back to 2004, including 2008-09 Cornell Head Coach 12-2 5-0 (1st) 1st 6th 18 consecutive at home. 2009-10 Cornell Head Coach 9-4-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 2nd • The Big Red is 256-81-3 all-time against teams from New York state in its history — Army (11-17-1), 2010-11 Cornell Head Coach 13-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 2nd Binghamton (7-0), Brooklyn Poly (2-0), Buffalo (7-4), Clarkson (2-0), Colgate (29-2), Columbia (89-13), Cor- 2011-12 Cornell Head Coach 11-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 4th 2012-13 Cornell Head Coach 14-4 5-0 (1st) 1st 5th tland (17-1), Geneseo (1-0), Hofstra (19-4), Ithaca (12-3), Long Island (1-0), Manhattan (1-0), NYU (2-0), 2013-14 Cornell Head Coach 13-1-0 5-0 (1st) 1st 7th Queens (1-0), RPI (2-0), RIT (7-0-1), St. Lawrence (0-1), Syracuse (42-35-1), Union (2-1) and Wagner (2-0). 2014-15 Cornell Head Coach 17-2-0 5-0 (1st) 1st 5th • Cornell registered its fifth consecutive New York state intercollegiate title, matching Buffalo’s run from 2015-16 Cornell Head Coach 6-5-0 5-0 (1st) 1st 7th 2016-17 Cornell Head Coach 13-2 5-0 1st 1974-78 as the longest in tournament history. Totals as head coach 24th season at COR 280-89-5 111-8-1 • Since the Friedman Wrestling Center opened in January of 2003, the Big Red is 70-14-1 in dual matches (.829). • Head coach Rob Koll became the ninth Big Red coach in any sport to reach 250 career victories with a sweep at the Grapple at the Garden in 2014 and now sports a 280-89-5 record in dual meets. • The Big Red’s coaching staff has combined for 11 All-America accolades and three individual NCAA titles at a total of two different weight classes as collegiate athletes.

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TALL IVY: NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll (Feb. 21) RK Team Pts. • Since Rob Koll took over the Cornell program in 1993, the Big Red has gone 111-8-1 (.929) in its 120 Ivy League matches. 1. Penn State (16)...... 400 • Over that same span, Penn is next best at 93-26-1, followed by Brown (47-72-1) and Columbia (45-75). 2. Oklahoma State...... 384 • Rounding out the field is Harvard 40-79-1 and Princeton 23-97. 3. Iowa...... 368 • Dating back to the 2002-03 season (14 years), Cornell’s perfect 75-0 record laps the competition. Penn is second-best at 53-22, followed 4. Virginia Tech...... 351 by Columbia 34-41, Harvard 22-52-1, Brown 21-53-1 and Princeton 20-55. 5. Nebraska...... 318 6. Ohio State...... 314 • Since the start of Ivy competition, the Big Red is 288-52-1 (.846) with 38 league titles in 61 seasons (12 second place finishes). 7. Cornell...... 312 Since 2002-03 (current title streak) Since 1992-93 (Rob Koll arrives at Cornell) Since 1955-56 (first season of Ivy competition) 8. N.C. State...... 301 Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB 9. Illinois...... 264 1. Cornell 75-0 1.000 — 1. Cornell 111-8-1 .928 — 1. Cornell 288-52-1 .845 — 10. Missouri...... 252 2. Penn 53-22 .712 2. Penn 92-27-1 .784 2. Penn 176-158-7 .527 11. Lehigh...... 244 3. Columbia 34-41 .466 3. Brown 47-72-1 .391 3. Princeton 160-176-5 .476 12. Rutgers...... 216 4. Harvard 21-53-1 .291 4. Columbia 45-75 .381 4. Columbia 144-194-3 .429 Minnesota...... 216 5. Brown 21-53-1 .277 5. Harvard 39-80-1 .332 5. Harvard 131-206-4 .391 14. Northern Iowa...... 182 15. Michigan...... 169 6. Princeton 20-55 .260 6. Princeton 23-97 .186 6. Brown 103-191-4 .350 16. Wisconsin...... 160 7. Yale 94-105-6 .473 N/A 17. Central Michigan...... 151 8. Dartmouth 2-17 .105 N/A 18. Oklahoma...... 129 19. South Dakota State...... 124 CORNELL AT EIWA’S: 20. Arizona State...... 90 • Cornell crowned four individual EIWA champions and the Big Red raised the team title for the 11th straight season and 25th time overall 21. Stanford...... 75 when the smoke cleared on March 4 at Bucknell’s Sojka Pavilion. 22. Edinboro...... 54 23. Pittsburgh...... 45 • Sophomore Brandon Womack (165) and seniors Dylan Palacio (157), Brian Realbuto (174) and Gabe Dean (184) each earned a spot on 24. Appalachian State...... 41 top of the podium, while Mark Grey (133) and Ben Honis (197) joined them in punching their tickets to the 2017 NCAA Championships. 25. Purdue...... 13 • For Dean, it was the fourth straight year he won the 184-pound title, becoming the 11th wrestler overall and fifth Cornellian to take Intermat Tournament Rankings (Feb. 21) home four crowns. RK Team Pts. • With the victories, the senior moved within two victories of setting the all-time Cornell record, as his 148 are two shy of Mack Lewnes. 1. Penn State...... 131 • For his efforts, the Hodge Trophy candidate also came home with the Coaches Trophy for Outstanding Wrestler and the John Fletcher 2. Oklahoma State...... 115 Memorial Trophy for most career points at EIWAs (96.5 points). 3. Ohio State...... 108 4. Iowa...... 88.5 • Realbuto, meanwhile, won his third EIWA title and Palacio won his second straight. 5. Virginia Tech...... 87.5 • They join Dean in becoming the 15th, 16th and 17th four-time NCAA qualifiers in school history. 6. Missouri...... 73 • For Womack, it is his first championship and NCAA appearance. 6. Nebraska...... 62 • Also earning spots at the national tournament were senior Mark Grey (133) and sophomore Ben Honis (197) by virtue of their third place 8. Cornell...... 55.5 finishes. 9. Michigan...... 51.5 10. Minnesota...... 48.5 • Freshman Noah Baughman also placed third, Jonathan Furnas finished sixth at 149 and Craig Scott was seventh at 285, both reaching 11. Arizona State...... 42.5 the podium. 12. Illinois...... 42 • Rob Koll, who continues to engineer the greatest run in conference history, was named EIWA co-Coach of the Year. 13. Lehigh...... 37.5 14. Wisconsin...... 36.5 15. North Carolina State...... 29.5 CORNELL AT THE NATIONAL DUALS: 16. South Dakota State...... 24.5 • Cornell made its 14th appearance in the last 15 years in the NWCA National Duals, with the Big Red winning the event 17. Northern Iowa...... 24 during the 2010-11 season. 18. Stanford...... 23 19. Edinboro...... 22 • The Big Red topped No. 4 Ohio State 19-18 on Feb. 19, 2017 at Newman Arena in this year’s series. 20. Rider...... 20.5 • Cornell has made 17 overall appearances in the event with a 30-22 record 21. Princeton...... 19 • The Big Red has faced Arizona State (0-1); Boise State (0-1); Cal State Bakersfield (1-0); Central Michigan (1-0); Cleveland 22. North Carolina...... 18 23. North Dakota State...... 17.5 State (1-0); Drexel (1-0); Hofstra (1-1); Illinois (0-1); Indiana (1-0); Iowa (0-4); Iowa State (2-0); Lehigh (1-0); (1-0); 24. Pittsburgh...... 17 Michigan (2-1); Michigan State (0-1); Minnesota (2-4); Missouri (2-0); Nebraska (1-0); Northern Iowa (1-0); Northwestern 25. Rutgers...... 16 (0-1); Ohio (1-0); Ohio State (4-2); Oklahoma (2-1); Oklahoma State (0-2); Penn State (1-2); Purdue (1-0); Virginia Tech (2-0); NWCA/NDS Mid-Major Poll (Feb. 24) Wisconsin (1-0). RK Team • Only the elite programs in the country have won the NWCA National Duals, with Oklahoma State and Minnesota each winning 1. Cornell (13-2) eight, Iowa claiming six, Penn State winning four, and Cornell, Iowa State and Missouri winning one each. 2. Lehigh (10-4) 3. Northern Iowa (11-3) • The Big Red did not qualify in 2015-16, as Lehigh took the EIWA’s spot in the new format. 4. Central Michigan (9-3) 5. South Dakota State (14-5) 6. Edinboro (9-6) 7. Appalachian State (13-3) Cornell Individual National Rankings (Feb. 28, 2017) 8. North Dakota State (13-6) Weight Name Intermat W.I.N. Magazine Open Mat TrackWrestling Flo 9. Rider (13-1) 125 Noah Baughman — 20 — — — 10. Drexel (13-6) 133 Mark Grey — — 16 23 — 11. Bucknell (12-4) 141 Will Koll — — — — — 12. Princeton (9-8) 149 Jonathan Furnas — — — — — 13. Army West Point (7-5) 157 Dylan Palacio 6 5 12 5 5 14. Buffalo (11-6) 165 Brandon Womack 13 14 20 16 16 15. American (7-8) 174 Brian Realbuto 2 2 2 2 2 16. Campbell (10-6) 17. Wyoming (7-8) 184 Gabe Dean 1 1 1 1 1 18. Navy (8-3) 197 Ben Honis — — — 15 20 17. Ohio (7-8) 285 Craig Scott — — — — — 20. Penn (6-8)

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Season Charts CORNELL AT THE SOUTHERN SCUFFLE: Career Charts Season Wins • Cornell senior Gabe Dean’s streak of bonus point wins came to an end, but it hardly mattered on a night Career Wins (100+ wins) 1. Gabe Dean (2014-15)...... 43 1. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 150 Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 43 that saw the two-time NCAA champion become just the third four-time Southern Scuffle champion on 2. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 149 3. Mike Nevinger (2012-13)...... 42 Jan. 2, 2017. 3. Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 148 Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 42 4. Cam Simaz (2009-12)...... 145 Mike Grey (2007-08)...... 42 • Dean’s 5-2 win over No. 6 Nolan Boyd of Oklahoma State capped a perfect 4-0 run through the 184-pound 5. Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 143 6. Joe Mazzurco (2004-05)...... 41 6. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 137 Clint Wattenberg (2001-02)...... 41 bracket and punctuated an eighth-place team finish for a Big Red team missing four starters, including 7. Dustin Manotti (2003-06)...... 135 David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 41 8. Mark Fergeson (1990-93)...... 133 9. Gabe Dean (2013-14)...... 40 a pair of top seeded wrestlers in their weight classes. 9. Steve Bosak (2009-13)...... 131 Mack Lewnes (2009-10)...... 40 10. Chris Villalonga (2011-15)...... 122 Tyler Baier (2004-05)...... 40 • Dean was dominant in his 5-2 win over Boyd, the only wrestler to hand the senior a loss in the last 11. Jerry Rinaldi (2004-07)...... 120 12. Steve Anceravage (2006-09)...... 119 (EIWA qualifiers) two collegiate seasons. Season Winning Percentage 13. Jordan Lee (2005-09)...... 118 1. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 1.000 (37-0) • He had the lone two takedowns of the match and was never seriously threatened, joining four-time NCAA 14. Mike Grey (2008-11)...... 117 Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 1.000 (37-0) 15. Brian Realbuto (2013-)...... 115 3. Kyle Dake (2011-13)...... 1.000 (35-0) champion and Cornell wrestling legend Kyle Dake and Minnesota’s Cole Konrad as four-time Scuffle champs. Jace Bennett (2012-15)...... 115 4. Travis Lee (2002-03)...... 1.000 (34-0) 17. Clint Wattenberg (1999-2003)...... 113 5. Troy Nickerson (2008-09)...... 1.000 (25-0) • Taylor Simaz battled all the way back from a first round loss to capture sixth place at 157 pounds, Mike Nevinger (2011-14)...... 113 6. Dave Auble (1958-59)...... 1.000 (20-0) 19. David Hirsch (1991-94)...... 112 7. Frank Bettucci (1952-53)...... 1.000 (19-0) including five straight wins in the wrestlebacks. 20. Joe Mazzurco (2002-06)...... 110 8. Dave Auble (1959-60)...... 1.000 (17-0) • Teammates Owen Scott (sixth) and Ben Honis (seventh) each placed at 197 pounds, with Scott dropping Justin Kerber (2007-11)...... 110 9. Frank Bettucci (1951-52)...... 1.000 (14-0) Frank Perelli (2008-12)...... 110 10. Glenn Stafford (1928-29)...... 1.000 (11-0) a tiebreaker match for fifth to 16th-ranked Frank Mattiace of Penn. 23. Tyler Baier (2001-05)...... 103 -- Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 1.000 (31-0) Jim Stanec (1998-2002)...... 103 Season Bonus Wins 25. Shawn Bradley (1996-99)...... 101 1. Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 31 Career Winning Percentage 2. Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 29 THE BIG RED AT THE LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL: 1. Dave Auble (1958-60)...... 981 (51-1) 3. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 28 • Senior Gabe Dean toyed with the field at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and ultimately did what 2.. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 972 (137-4) Mack Lewnes (2010-11)...... 28 3. Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 961 (148-6) 5. Travis Lee (2004-05)...... 27 he’s done his whole career - make history. 4. Frank Bettucci (1951-53)...... 941 (48-3) 6. David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 26 5. Glenn Stafford (1927-29)...... 929 (26-2) Dustin Manotti (2004-05)...... 26 • Dean became the sixth wrestler and third Cornellian to capture three Las Vegas titles, dominating the 6. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 9259 (150-12) 8. Gabe Dean (2015-16)...... 25 7. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 9255 (149-12) Cam Simaz (2010-11)...... 25 184-pound field and capping off the weekend with two easy wins over ranked opponents on Saturday 8. Troy Nickerson (2006-10)...... 924 (97-8) Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 25 Robert Mathers (1938-40)...... 923 (24-2) Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 25 as part of the blitz. 10. Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 917 (143-13) Season Falls • He pinned his first four opponents in the first period and earned a tech fall in the finals over eighth-ranked 1. Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 20 Career Bonus Wins 2. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 18 Zach Zavatsky, who upset defending national champion and second-ranked in the semis. 1. Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 99 3. Cam Simaz (2010-11)...... 17 2. Cam Simaz (2009-12)...... 93 Steve Anceravage (2007-08)...... 17 • Dean and the Big Red’s three other place-winners helped the team to a fifth-place finish in the two-day meet. 3 Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 92 5. Mack Lewnes (2010-11)...... 15 4. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 91 6. Mack Lewnes (2009-10)...... 14 • Fellow senior Brian Realbuto surrendered a late takedown in the finals at 174 pounds to finish as the 5. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 83 Brian Realbuto (2013-14)...... 14 6. Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 81 Jace Bennett (2012-13)...... 14 runner-up, while senior Mark Grey used a first period takedown and a third period rideout to end with 7. Mark Fergeson (1990-93)...... 74 9. Tyler Baier (2004-05)...... 13 a third-place finish at 133 pounds. 8. Steve Bosak (2009-13)...... 73 Mack Lewnes (2008-09)...... 13 9. Dustin Manotti (2003-06)...... 68 Steve Bosak (2011-12)...... 13 • Sophomore Brandon Womack placed sixth overall at 165 pounds. 10. Brian Realbuto (2013-)...... 66 Mack Lewnes (2007-08)...... 13 Career Falls Walter Grote (1972-73)...... 13 1. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...... 55 Season Tech Falls CORNELL AT THE GRAPPLE AT THE GARDEN: 2. Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 50 1. David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 10 3. Cam Simaz (2009-12)...... 47 Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 10 • The eighth-ranked Cornell wrestling team one-upped the Big Red hockey team, winning two matches 4. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...... 44 3. Nahshon Garrett (2014-15)...... 9 5. Steve Bosak (2009-13)...... 39 Pat Welch (1983-84)...... 9 on Sunday afternoon at Madison Square Garden to sweep the Grapple at the Garden. 6. Troy Nickerson (2006-10)...... 38 5. Travis Lee (2004-05)...... 8 7. Steve Anceravage (2006-09)...... 37 Dustin Manotti (2004-05)...... 8 • The Big Red improved to 3-0 on the season with a 39-0 win over Hofstra and a 28-10 triumph over 8. Jace Bennett (2012-15)...... 33 7. Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 7 9. Walter Grote (1972-74)...... 28 Brian Realbuto (2015-16)...... 7 No. 10 Rutgers. Travis Lee (2002-05)...... 28 Cam Simaz (2011-12)...... 7 • Cornell hockey got the weekend started on Saturday night with a 3-1 victory over New Hampshire to -- Brian Realbuto (2013-)...... 25 Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 7 Career Tech Falls Gabe Dean (2014-15)...... 7 make the Big Red a perfect 3-0 on the weekend at the World’s Most Famous Arena. 1. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 33 Clint Wattenberg (2002-03)...... 7 2. Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 23 Nahshon Garrett (2013-14)...... 7 • The Big Red’s win over Rutgers avenged last season’s dual meet loss to the Scarlet Knights and came on 3. Dustin Manotti (2002-06(...... 21 Carl Keske (1996-97)...... 7 Pat Welch (1981-85)...... 21 Mark Fergeson (1989-90)...... 7 the heels of a momentum-building shutout of the Pride, its third over Hofstra since 2011. 5. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 20 Pat Welch (1984-85)...... 7 • Sophomore Brandon Womack continued his tremendous start with a pair of second period falls at 165 6. Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 19 Season Major Decisions 7. Brian Realbuto (2013-)...... 17 1. Dustin Manotti (2004-05)...... 18 pounds, pinning Hofstra’s Bobby Fehr in 3:50 and Willie Scott of Rutgers in 4:40. 8. Mark Fergeson (1989-93)...... 15 2. Joe Mazzurco (2004-05)...... 15 9. Mike Nevinger (2010-14)...... 14 Mike Grey (2007-08)...... 15 • His win against Scott gave Cornell a 12-10 lead and was the first of five straight Cornell victories to David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 14 Mark Fergeson (1990-91)...... 15 Career Major Decisions 5. David Hirsch (1993-94)...... 13 end the dual. 1. Mark Fergeson (1989-983)...... 45 Cam Simaz (2009-10)...... 13 • The 18-point win was Cornell’s largest over a ranked team since topping No. 16 Virginia Tech 34-0 in 2. Dustin Manotti (2002-06)...... 43 Pat Waters (1989-90)...... 13 3. Mike Grey (2007-11)...... 37 8. Nahshon Garrett (2012-13)...... 12 February of 2014. 4. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 36 Travis Lee (2003-04)...... 12 5. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 33 Dennis Kitko (1994-95)...... 12 • Senior Gabe Dean was his usual dominant self, earning a 33 second fall over Hofstra’s Mike Oxley before 6. Joe Mazzurco (2001-06)...... 31 Mark Fergeson (1992-93)...... 12 7. Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 30 John Bove (1993-94)...... 12 a just as impressive 16-3 major decision over 13th-ranked Nicholas Gravina in the nightcap. 8. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)...... 29 David Hirsch (1990-94)...... 29 Season Dominance Ranking (min. 20 matches) • Noah Baughman (125), Mark Grey (133), Brian Realbuto (174), Ben Honis (197) and Jeramy Sweany 1. Gabe Dean (2016-17)...... 5.419 10. Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 27 2. Kyle Dake (2012-13)...... 4.784 (285) all were 2-0 on the day, while each of the 10 wrestlers in the lineup had at least one victory. Steve Bosak (2008-13)...... 27 3. Troy Nickerson (2008-09)...... 4.720 -- Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 26 4. Cam Simaz (2011-12)...... 4.563 Career Dominance Ranking (min. 50 matches) 5. Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)...... 4.541 THE BIG RED AT THE NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1. Gabe Dean (2013-)...... 4.227 6. Kyle Dake (2011-12)...... 4.371 2. Kyle Dake (2009-13)...... 4.106 7. Cam Simaz (2010-11)...... 4.316 • The Cornell wrestling team won its fifth straight New York state title, matching a 38-year old record, 3. Dave Auble (1957-60)...... 4.038 8. Gabe Dean (2015-16)...... 4.286 4. Troy Nickerson (2005-10)...... 3.933 9. Travis Lee (2004-05)...... 4.237 and crowned four individual champions on Nov. 20 at Newman Arena. 5. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)...... 3.840 10. Mack Lewnes (2009-10)...... 4.195 6. Frank Bettucci (1950-53)...... 3.706 -- Brian Realbuto (2016-17)...... 3.917 • Senior Gabe Dean pinned his way to becoming the fourth four-time state champion in meet history 7. Nahshon Garrett (2012-16)...... 3.671 8. Travis Lee (2001-05)...... 3.564 and the second Cornellian, joining Jace Bennett ‘15. 9. Cam Simaz (2008-12)...... 3.518 • Noah Baughman (125), Will Koll (141) and Brandon Womack (165) all became first-time state champs. 10. Brian Realbuto (2013-)...... 3.227 • Cornell’s 155 team points was comfortably ahead of Buffalo (132) and Columbia (118) for first place despite not having seven starters in the lineup. • The Big Red had three finalists to go along with the fourth champions, as Taylor Simaz (157), Dillon Artigliere (165) and Milik Dawkins (174) all finished as the runner-up in their weight classes. • Other placewinners included 197-pounders Ben Honis (third) and Jake Anderson (fourth) and Andrew Garcia with a sixth-place effort at 174.

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DEAN DOMINATES AT NWCA ALL-STAR CLASSIC: CORNELL WRESTLING BY THE NUMBERS: • Two-time defending national champion Gabe Dean got his senior year off by dominating his NWCA All-Star Classic match against 2016 NCAA 174-pound champion Myles Martin of Ohio .567 — Individual winning percentage by Cornell wrestlers at the NCAA championships State on Nov. 5, 2016. .581 — Individual winning percentage by Cornell wrestlers at the EIWA championships • Dean picked up five takedowns in a dominant 13-4 triumph over the preseason No. 2 wrestler at 184 pounds in the main event of the evening. .607 — Individual winning percentage by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926) • Martin, who bumped up a weight class as a sophomore after his run to the title last spring, looked .664 — All-time winning percentage in dual meets to be an early season test, but Dean had little trouble in becoming the first Cornell wrestler to twice win matches at the All-Star Classic. .846 — All-time winning percentage in Ivy League dual meets • Dean defeated Old Dominion’s Jack Dechow 5-2 in 2014 in a battle of preseason No. 1 vs. No. 2. 1 — Gold medal winner (Charles Ackerly, 1920 in Antwerp, Belgium - freestyle featherweight) • Cornell wrestlers are now 8-7 all-time at the NWCA All-Star Classic. 1 — Hodge Award winner as the nation’s most outstanding wrestler (Kyle Dake ‘13 — 2013) DAKE MAKES FINALS AT OLYMPIC TRIALS: 2 — Highest team finish at the NCAA championships, accomplished in 2010 and 2011 • Four-time NCAA champion Kyle Dake fell just short of qualifying to represent the 4 — Big Red Olympians in Olympic Qualifying after dropping a best-of-three series against J’Den Cox at 86kg at the 2016 4 — Consecutive NCAA titles by Kyle Dake ‘13, one of three wrestlers to win four titles Trials on April 10, 2016 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. • Dake lost the rubber match 4-3 after a 5-3 victory in the second match sent it to a decisive final bout. and the first to do so at four different weight classes and without a redshirt season • Dake had run through qualifying with a 10-7 win over Richard Perry in the quarterfinals before 5 — Sheridan Award winners (most pins in shortest period at EIWA championship) yet another victory over rival David Taylor, this time 4-3 in the semis. • He lost an 8-1 contest to Cox in the first match before rallying from down 3-1 after one period — The Big Red is one of just six schools to win the NWCA National Duals (2011) 6 to extend the series. 7 — EIWA Rookie of the Year • Cox wrestled at 197 pounds throughout his college career - even wrestling heavyweight this 9 — EIWA Wrestlers of the Year season in a dual against Cornell - while Dake began his career at 141 before becoming the first collegiate athlete to win titles at four different weight classes. 11 — Consecutive EIWA team titles (conference record) • In addition, 2016 NCAA champion and four-time All-American Nahshon Garrett placed sixth at 12 — EIWA Fletcher award winners (Most career points at EIWA championships) the Trials at 57kg. Included was a win over 2016 NCAA champ Nico Megaludis. — Coaches Award winners (EIWA Outstanding Wrestler) 14 NEXT UP: 15 — Consecutive Ivy League team titles (conference record) • With the season complete, Cornell will begin defense of its 15 straight Ivy League and 11 con- 15 — Ivy League Rookie of the Year secutive EIWA titles when practice begins in the fall. 16 — Ivy League Wrestlers of the Year 19 — NCAA champions 20 — Win by fall for Gabe Dean (2017), a single-season school record 25 — EIWA team titles 43 — Wins in a season for Nahshon Garrett (2013) and Gabe Dean (2015), a school record 55 — Career falls for Mack Lewnes ‘11, a school record 70 — All-time wins at Friedman Wrestling Center (70-14-1) 70 — Dual meet wins over nationally ranked teams since 1993 (70-76-5) 76 — NCAA All-Americans 78 — Consecutive Ivy League dual match wins (conference record) 79 — Consecutive matches won by Kyle Dake ‘13 to close his career, a school record 89 — Dual meet wins over Columbia, the most against any opponent 99 — Career bonus wins for Gabe Dean ‘17, a school record 148 — First-team All-Ivy League selections 150 — Career wins by Mack Lewnes ‘11, the school’s career leader 155 — EIWA champions 237 — Individual NCAA qualifiers 259 — EIWA individual finalists 288 — All-time Ivy League dual meet wins (288-52-1) 299 — All-Ivy League selections 485 — EIWA placewinners 501 —Individual wins at NCAA championship meets 797 — All-time dual meet wins (797-398-20) 14,466 — Match wins by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926) 24,129 — Matches wrestled by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926)

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WINS BY DUAL IVY CAREER Wrestler Wts W -L Falls FFT TF MD D Bonus Win Pct. W -L W -L W -L Jake Anderson 197 11 -5 1 1 1 6 2 8 68.75% 1 -0 1 -0 22 -8 Dillon Artigliere 165 9 -3 2 0 1 2 4 5 75.00% 0 -0 0 -0 28 -10 Noah Baughman 125 26 -12 7 1 4 2 12 13 68.42% 10 -5 5 -0 26 -12 Eli Bienstock 141 4 -5 2 0 0 0 2 2 44.44% 0 -0 0 -0 19 -20 Steven Congenie 197 10 -2 7 0 0 2 1 9 83.33% 0 -0 0 -0 29 -9 Milik Dawkins 174 13 -6 3 1 1 3 5 7 68.42% 0 -0 0 -0 13 -6 Gabe Dean 184 31 -0 20 1 4 4 2 28 100.00% 13 -0 5 -0 148 -6 Jonathan Furnas 149 17 -11 2 0 0 3 12 5 60.71% 3 -4 3 -0 30 -17 Joey Galasso 149 11 -7 1 0 2 3 5 6 61.11% 3 -5 0 -2 32 -21 Andrew Garcia 165 10 -6 1 1 1 4 3 6 62.50% 0 -0 0 -0 25 -11 Jake George 174 6 -4 1 1 0 1 3 2 60.00% 0 -0 0 -0 22 -13 Trence Gillem 141 11 -6 3 0 1 2 5 6 69.23% 0 -0 0 -0 11 -6 Mark Grey 133 20 -10 6 0 0 3 11 9 66.67% 5 -6 0 -1 79 -40 Griffin Higginbotham 141 8 -3 0 1 1 0 6 1 72.73% 0 -0 0 -0 9 -4 Ben Honis 197 29 -14 4 1 4 8 12 16 67.44% 6 -6 2 -0 42 -22 Robert Incorvaia HWT 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -0 0 -0 5 -15 Will Koll 141 18 -16 2 0 3 5 7 10 52.94% 5 -10 2 -3 33 -23 Derek Krajewski 157 3 -4 3 0 0 0 0 3 42.86% 0 -0 0 -0 3 -4 Connor Lapresi 149 3 -2 0 0 2 0 1 2 60.00% 0 -0 0 -0 3 -2 Jacob Lehr 125/133 2 -12 1 0 0 1 0 2 14.29% 0 -4 0 -4 2 -12 Dalton Macri 125 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -0 0 -0 18 -10 Ian McNitt 149 2 -4 1 0 0 0 1 1 33.33% 0 -0 0 -0 2 -4 Dylan Palacio 165 8 -1 1 0 0 4 3 5 88.89% 4 -1 1 -1 80 -17 Rami Pellumbi 157 8 -9 1 1 2 0 4 3 47.06% 0 -0 0 -0 8 -9 Brian Realbuto 174 23 -1 5 0 4 5 9 14 95.83% 15 -0 5 -0 115 -17 Dylan Realbuto 149 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -1 0 -0 27 -18 McZiggy Richards HWT 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -0 0 -0 1 -5 Matt Russo 149 12 -6 3 0 3 1 5 7 66.67% 0 -0 0 -0 12 -6 Matthew Russo 165 6 -6 0 0 0 1 5 1 50.00% 0 -0 0 -0 10 -21 Chris Schoenherr 149 9 -4 0 1 2 4 2 6 69.23% 0 -0 0 -0 9 -4 Craig Scott HWT 11 -7 0 0 2 2 7 4 61.11% 4 -3 3 -1 28 -14 Owen Scott 197 12 -5 0 2 2 2 6 4 69.23% 2 -0 2 -0 50 -20 Kyle Simaz 157 10 -5 2 1 0 1 6 3 66.67% 0 -2 0 -0 13 -9 Taylor Simaz 157 23 -11 2 5 1 5 10 8 67.65% 8 -4 4 -1 66 -42 Jeramy Sweany HWT 12 -11 1 0 0 1 10 2 52.17% 4 -4 0 -1 34 -27 Brandon Womack 165 31 -8 10 0 1 5 15 16 79.49% 9 -3 3 -0 32 -8 TOTALS 409 -212 92 18 42 80 176 214 65.86% 92 -58 36-14

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Are Cornell Wrestlers on Scholarship? The easy answer is no. Cornell student-athletes are 2016-17 Cornell Wrestling Roster awarded need-based financial aid, just as any other Name Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School student who applies to the school. That package can come in the form of student loans and grants. The basic Jake Anderson So. 5-11 197 Malvern, Pa./Malvern Prep HS intent of the original Ivy League agreement of 1954 Dillon Artigliere So. 5-10 165 Flanders, N.J./Roxbury HS was to improve and foster intercollegiate athletics while Dennis Atiyeh Jr. 6-0 285 Schnecksville, Pa./Notre Dame-Green Pond HS keeping the emphasis on such competition in harmony Noah Baughman (BOFF-man) Fr. 5-4 125 Doylestown, Ohio/Wadsworth HS with the educational purpose of the institutions. The Ivy Eli Bienstock Sr. 5-7 141 Gaithersburg, Md./Quince Orchard HS League is nationally recognized for its level of success — absent of athletic scholarships — while rigorously Jon Jay Chavez So. 5-8 174 Boise, Idaho/Centennial HS maintaining its self-imposed high academic standards. Steven Congenie Sr. 6-0 197 Villa Park, Ill./Villa Park HS The Ivy League has demonstrated a rare willingness and Milik Dawkins Fr. 5-11 165/174 Flint, Mich./Carman-Ainsworth HS ability, given the current national pressures on intercol- Gabe Dean Sr. 5-10 184 Lowell, Mich./Lowell HS legiate success, to abide by these rules and still compete Jonathan Furnas So. 5-6 149 Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty HS successfully in Division I athletics. Joey Galasso (guh-LASS-oh) So. 5-6 149 , Pa./Father Judge HS Practice Interviews/Coverage Andrew Garcia So. 5-11 174 Fenton, Mich./Detroit Catholic Central HS All interviews with Coach Rob Koll and players must be requested in advance through the Athletic Com- Jake George Sr. 5-10 174 Long Branch, N.J./Long Branch HS munications Office. The coach and players are available Trence Gillem Fr. 5-7 141 San Diego, Calif./Helix Charter HS for interviews before practices by appointment only, so Mark Grey Sr. 5-5 133 Rockaway, N.J./Blair Academy as not to interfere with academic or practice schedules. Griffin Higginbotham Jr. 5-9 157 McDonough, Ga./Union Grove HS Postgame Interviews Ben Honis (HAHN-iss) So. 6-0 197 Syracuse, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt HS Coach Rob Koll and selected players will be available Robert Incorvaia Jr. 5-11 197 Lloyd Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor HS after each match. The Big Red locker room is closed. William Koll (Cole) So. 5-5 141 Ithaca, N.Y./Lansing HS Radio Derek Krajewski So. 5-11 157 Ada, Mich./Lowell HS All of the Big Red’s games in 2016-17 are carried live on Connor Lapresi Sr. 5-7 149 Geneva, N.Y./Lansing HS 1160 ESPN Radio in the Ithaca area and on the internet Jacob Lehr Fr. 5-8 125 Binghamton, N.Y./Chenango Valley HS at www.ESPNIthaca.com. Will LeBlond takes over for his first season in the play-by-play chair. Dalton Macri So. 5-4 125 Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan HS Ian McNitt Fr. 5-6 133 Knoxville, Tenn./Hardin Valley Academy Ivy League Digital Network Jimmy Overhiser Fr. 5-5 125 Bradford, N.Y./Lansing HS You can watch live or on-demand video in High Defini- tion of Cornell’s home wrestling dual matches and road Dylan Palacio (puh-LAY-see-oh) Sr. 5-11 157/165 Long Beach, N.Y./Long Beach HS Ivy League matches when available with a subscrip- Rami Pellumbi Fr. 5-8 157 Anchorage, Alaska/South Anchorage HS tion to the Ivy League Digital Network. Cornell also Brian Realbuto (REAL-bhyu-to) Sr. 5-8 174 Somers, N.Y./Somers HS broadcasts home games for football, volleyball, sprint Dylan Realbuto Jr. 5-7 141/149 Somers, N.Y./Somers HS football, men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, men’s McZiggy Richards So. 6-2 285 Brooklyn, N.Y./Wingate HS and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s ice hockey, Matt Russo Fr. 5-6 141/149 Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty HS men’s and women’s lacrosse, baseball and softball. For Matthew Russo Jr. 5-10 165 New York, N.Y./Horace Mann School more information, visit http://www.IvyLeagueDigi- Mike Russo Fr. 5-7 125 Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty HS talNetwork.com Chris Schoenherr Fr. 5-8 149 Auburn, Mich./Bay City Western HS Social Media Craig Scott Sr. 6-3 285 Palmyra, N.Y./Palmyra-Macedon HS You can follow the team on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. Highlights, interviews and features on all 37 of Owen Scott Sr. 6-2 197 Palmyra, N.Y./Palmyra-Macedon HS Cornell’s varsity sports can be found at www.youtube. Kyle Simaz (SIGH-maz) So. 5-10 157 Fennville, Mich./Allegan HS com/cornellathletics, www.facebook.com/cornellath- Taylor Simaz (SIGH-maz) Sr. 5-10 157/165 Fennville, Mich./Allegan HS letics or www.twitter.com/cornellsports Jeramy Sweany So. 6-2 285 Vacaville, Calif./Vacaville HS Ty Walter So. 5-8 165 Mifflinburg, Pa./Mifflinburg Area HS Brandon Womack So. 5-11 165 Scottsboro, Ala./Scottsboro HS Head Coach: Rob Koll (North Carolina ‘89), 23rd season Assoc. Head Coach: Damion Hahn (Minnesota ‘04), 10th season at Cornell Historical Wrestling Information Assistant Coaches: Mike Grey (Cornell ‘11), fifth season at Cornell For Cornell wrestling historical information, including Donnie Vinson (BInghamton ‘13), second season at Cornell year by year results, records and honors, visit the athletic Athletic Trainer: Chris Scarlata department’s official website or scan the QR code to view the information from your smart phone or tablet.

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JAKE ANDERSON (11-5) NOAH BAUGHMAN (26-12) STEVEN CONGENIE (10-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 3rd) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-2, 4th) New York State Intercollegiate (2-0, B Division) 11/13 197 Steven Hoadley (USMAPS) W TF, 18-3 11/13 125 Matthew Rodriguez (Harvard) W Fall, 3:31 11/20 197 Michael Bulkin (Columbia) W Fall, 2:09 197 Jeremiah Imonode (Army) W MD, 15-2 125 Aaron Burkett (Lehigh) W D, 5-0 197 Jack Buell (Army) W MD, 17-5 197 Mark Tracy (Binghamton) W MD, 12-0 125 Shakur Laney (Ohio University) L D, 9-5 Brockport Open (4-0) 197 Ben Darmstadt (FLWC) L D, 6-4 125 Jonathon Tropea (Rider) W TF, 19-4 1/14 197 Brandon Barbagelta (Alfred State) W Fall, 2:09 197 Bailey Faust (Ohio University) W MD, 13-2 125 Donald Keeley (Brown) W TF, 17-2 197 David Hernandez (Niagara CC) W Fall, 1:12 197 Kevin Mulligan (Rutgers) W D, 9-4 125 Michael Russo (Brown) W FFT 197 John Fuino (Niagara CC) W Fall, 0:00 New York State Intercollegiate (3-2, 4th) 125 Steven Bulzomi (Binghamton) L D, 6-4 (sv1) 197 Brandyn Whitacre (Alfred State) W Fall, 4:51 11/20 197 Deny Travarez (Nassau CC) W Fall, 2:03 11/19 125 Derek Spann (Buffalo) L D, 7-4 Edinboro Open (4-2) 197 Daniel Smith (Oswego) W MD, 10-0 New York State Intercollegiate (4-0, 1st) 2/4 197 Garrett Smead (Edinboro) W Fall, 1:33 197 James Benjamin (Buffalo) L D, 7-1 11/20 125 Jack DelDuca (Oswego) W TF, 20-3 197 Aaron Paddock (Edinboro) W Fall, 2:35 197 Triston Engle (Brockport) W INJ DEF 125 Dominic DeGraba (Oneonta) W Fall, 0:40 197 JT Correll (Wyoming Seminary) W D, 12-8 197 Ben Honis (Cornell) L D, 11-7 125 James Kaishian (Ithaca) W D, 3-1 197 Shawn Reynolds (Edinboro) W MD, 14-0 Southern Scuffle (2-2) 125 Sean Badua (Army) W D, 5-2 197 Josh Marchok (Stanford) L D, 11-5 1/1 197 Parker Hines (Air Force) W D, 6-0 Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 197 Ben Honis (Cornell) L D, 10-6 197 Scottie Boykin (Chattanooga) W MD, 15-3 11/27 125 Jacob Martin (Hofstra) W D, 3-1 197 #5 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma State) L D, 5-2 125 Sean McCabe (Rutgers) W D, 3-1 MILIK DAWKINS (13-6) 197 Ben Honis (Cornell) L D, 8-4 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (2-2) Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) 2/4 197 Michael Bulkin (Columbia) W MD, 11-2 11/13 174 Spencer Kiehm (Harvard) W Fall, 2:46 12/2 125 Garrett White (North Idaho) W TF, 16-1 174 Dylan Ammerman (Lehigh) W MD, 21-9 DILLON ARTIGLIERE (9-3) 125 #12 Josh Terao (American) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 174 Jonathan Viruet (Brown) L D, 6-1 125 Jose Rodriguez (Ohio State) L MD, 10-2 174 Sage Helle (Hofstra) L DQ Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-1, 3rd) 12/3 125 Sean Nickell (Cal-Bakersfield) L D, 5-0 11/13 165 Chase Piperato (Princeton) W TF, 16-1 New York State Intercollegiate (4-1, 2nd) 165 Anthony Pafumi (Rutgers) W Fall, 2:16 12/16 125 #9 Nick Piccinnini (Oklahoma St.) W Fall, 4:36 11/20 174 Trevor Hoffmier (Oswego) W D, 6-2 165 Bob King (Franklin & Marshall) W D, 8-3 12/18 125 Christian Moody (Oklahoma) L Fall, 1:38 174 Jake Kocsis (Binghamton) W TF, 22-7 165 Brandon Womack (Cornell) L D, 2-0 Southern Scuffle (1-2) 174 Graham Ratermann (Army) W MD, 19-6 165 Kyle Bierdumpfel (Harvard) W D, 5-1 1/1 125 Landon Loalbo (Gardner Webb) W MD, 13-4 174 Sage Heller (Hofstra) W Fall, 4:59 165 DJ Hollingshead (Bucknell) W D, 4-1 125 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) L TF, 16-0 174 Austin Coniker (Columbia) L Fall, 1:03 New York State Intercollegiate (3-1, 2nd) 125 Alonzo Allen (Chattanooga) L MD, 15-4 Mat Town Open (5-1, 3rd) 11/20 165 Derek Holcomb (Buffalo) W MD, 17-8 1/13 125 Tanner Shoap (Drexel) L TF, 20-2 11/27 165 Brett Donner (Rutgers) W D, 12-6 165 Brendan Dent (Cortland) W MD, 14-6 1/14 125 #17 Barlow McGhee (Missouri) L D, 7-2 165 Ray Bethea (Virginia) L D, 3-1 165 Tyrel White (Columbia) W D, 8-5 1/21 125 #8 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) L TF, 17-1 165 MJ Roberson (Virginia) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 165 #20 Brandon Womack L Fall, 1:06 1/22 125 Jake Field (Lock Haven) W Fall, 5:32 165 Matthew Russo (Cornell) W Fall, 2:56 Southern Scuffle (1-1) 1/28 125 Trey Keeley (Brown) W MD, 12-3 165 Rob King (Franklin & Marshall) W FFT 1/1 165 Fritz Hoehn (Edinboro) W Fall, 2:34 125 Connor Sakmar (Harvard) W Fall, 4:00 165 Anthony Pafumi (Rutgers) W D, 6-2 165 #13 Bryce Steiert (Northern Iowa) L INJ DEF. 2/4 125 Johnson Mai (Columbia) W D, 4-0 Southern Scuffle (2-2) 2/10 125 Jeremy Schwartz (Penn) W D, 5-1 1/1 165 Jack Clark (North Carolina) L MD, 12-2 2/11 125 Ty Agaisse (Princeton) W D, 6-4 (sv1) 165 Joseph Velliquette (Penn) W D, 3-1 (sv1) 2/19 125 #16 Jose Rodriguez (Ohio State) W D, 4-0 165 John Vaughn (Cleveland State) W MD, 9-0 EIWA Championships (4-1, 3rd) 165 Ray Bethea (Virginia) L D, 3-2 3/3 125 Jacob Martin (Hofstra) W D, 20-14 125 Steve Bulzomi (Binghamton) W D, 8-2 3/4 125 #5 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) L Fall, 1:34 125 Tanner Shoap (Drexel) W Fall, 6:58 125 Jordan Gessner (Bucknell) W Fall, 2:58 ELI BIENSTOCK (4-5) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) 11/13 141 Cam Fischer (Lehigh) L D, 8-6 141 Noah Hanau (Army) L Fall, 7:54 New York State Intercollegiate (4-1, 2nd-B Division) 11/20 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GABE DEAN (31-0) JONATHAN FURNAS (17-11) ANDREW GARCIA (10-6) NWCA All-Star Classic (1-0) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (6-2, 4th) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (4-2) 11/5 184 #2 Myles Martin (Ohio State) W MD, 13-4 11/13 149 Jason Bing (Franklin & Marshall) W D, 5-2 11/13 165 Anthony Deprez (Binghamton) L MD, 8-0 11/19 184 Brett Perry (Buffalo) W Fall, 5:27 149 Max Rogers (Princeton) L D, 7-4 165 Robert Winning (Navy) W D, 10-5 149 Lincoln Mallinger (Army) W MD, 14-4 165 Cochise Wanzer (Clarion) W Fall, 0:58 New York State Intercollegiate (4-0, 1st) 149 Adam Whitesell (Maryland) W Fall, 4:09 165 Galloway Thurston (Brown) W MD, 9-0 11/20 184 Jackson Kligerman (New York Univ.) W Fall, 0:36 149 Nick Ottaviano (Rutgers) W D, 12-5 165 Graham Ratermann (Army) W D, 5-4 184 Logan McGinn (LIU-Post) W Fall, 1:03 149 Chris Schoenherr (Cornell) W D, 10-3 165 Sam Rowell (Maryland) L D, 1-0 184 Chris Morgan (Army) W Fall, 1:35 149 Hunter Ladnier (Harvard) W D, 3-2 184 Jake Ashcraft (Ithaca) W Fall, 5:20 New York State Intercollegiate (3-1, 6th) 149 Max Rogers (Princeton) L D, 3-2 11/20 174 John Messinger (New York Univ.) W MD, 12-3 Grapple at the Garden (2-0) New York State Intercollegiate (5-0, 1st - B Division) 174 Daniel DeCarlo (Oneonta) W MD, 10-2 11/27 184 Mike Oxley (Hofstra) W Fall, 0:33 11/20 149 Derak Heyman (Cortland) W D, 10-3 174 Jaison White (Ithaca) W D, 10-6 (sv1) 184 #13 Nicholas Gravina (Rutgers) W MD, 16-3 149 Ben Brisman (Ithaca) W D, 5-1 174 Austin Coniker (Columbia) L D, 2-0 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (5-0, 1st) 149 Ian Burke (New York Univ.) W Fall, 4:25 Brockport Open (1-1) 12/2 184 Ryan Harman (Navy) W Fall, 0:35 149 Connor Lapresi (Unrostered) W D, 5-4 (sv1) 1/14 174 Nick Carr (FLWC) W INJ DEF. 184 Nick Fiegener (California Baptist) W Fall, 2:13 149 Matt Russo (Cornell) W D, 4-3 174 Konnor Kremer (Alfred State) L D, 7-2 184 Mark Peryacsek (Cal-Bakersfield) W Fall, 1:22 Southern Scuffle (0-2) Edinboro Open (2-2) 12/3 184 #11 Jordan Ellingwood (CMU) W Fall, 2:55 1/1 149 #15 Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) L D, 4-0 184 #8 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) W TF, 19-4 2/4 174 Cameron Calderelli (Buffalo) W MD, 16-2 149 Benjamin Polkowske (N. Colorado) L D, 3-2 174 Zach Breeden (Mercyhurst) W TF, 19-2 12/16 184 #6 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma St.) W MD, 14-6 1/13 149 #18 Matthew Cimato (Drexel) L MD, 8-0 174 Andrew McNally (Eastern Michigan) L D, 9-3 12/18 184 Andrew Dixon (Oklahoma) W Fall, 1:36 1/14 149 #7 Lavion Mayes (Missouri) L MD, 12-4 174 Robert Winning (Navy) L D, 8-7 Southern Scuffle (4-0, 1st) 1/22 149 Kyle Shoop (Lock Haven) L D, 7-2 1/1 184 Will Sumner (Utah Valley) W Fall, 2:06 1/28 149 Travis Vasquez (Brown) W D, 5-3 JAKE GEORGE (6-4) 184 Dakota Geer (Edinboro) W MD, 16-6 149 Hunter Ladnier (Harvard) W D, 12-6 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (2-2) 1/2 184 #18 Hunter Gamble (Gardner Webb) W Fall, 4:36 2/4 149 Sam Ward (Columbia) W D, 5-1 11/5 174 Niko Capello (Maryland) L D, 4-1 184 #6 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) W D, 5-2 2/19 149 #5 Micah Jordan (Ohio State) L Fall, 5:34 174 Joseph Scott (Bucknell) W D, 6-1 174 Dylan Ammerman (Lehigh) W MD, 16-8 1/21 184 Andrew Price (Lehigh) W Fall, 3:22 EIWA Championships (3-3, 6th) 174 Spencer Woods (Maryland) L D, 6-0 1/22 184 Gavin Caprio (Lock Haven) W Fall, 1:36 3/3 149 Danny Reed (Columbia) L D, 4-3 1/28 184 CJ LaFragola (Brown) W Fall, 1:41 149 Seth Hogue (Bucknell) W MD, 14-6 New York State Intercollegiate (4-2, 5th - B Division) 184 Kanon Dean (Harvard) W Fall, 4:16 149 Corey Wilding (Navy) W MD, 12-2 11/20 174 Maykel Dolorit (New York Univ.) W D, 8-6 2/4 184 Jacob Young (Columbia) W Fall, 0:38 3/4 149 Parker Kropman (Binghamton) W D, 9-4 174 Michael Southwick (Oswego) W Fall, 6:34 2/10 184 Penn W FFT 149 #12 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) L D, 3-2 174 Cameron Calderelli (Buffalo) W D, 3-2 2/11 184 Ian Baker (Princeton) W TF, 21-5 149 Michael Sprague (American) L D, 4-3 (tb1) 174 Donald Donnelly (Columbia) L Fall, 3:48 2/19 184 #10 Myles Martin (Ohio State) W D, 10-5 174 Nunzio Crowley (Binghamton) L D, 5-2 174 Foster Karmen (FLWC) W MFF EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) JOEY GALASSO (11-7) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-0, 1st) 3/3 184 Kevin Parker (Princeton) W Fall, 0:36 11/13 149 Felix Belga (Drexel) W TF, 17-0 184 Joe Heyob (Penn) W TF, 21-6 TRENCE GILLEM (11-6) 149 Dolan Walsh (VMI) W TF, 17-1 Golden Eagle Open (3-0, 1st) 3/4 184 Samson Imonode (Army West Point) W Fall, 4:24 149 Cole Aaron (Franklin & Marshall) W MD, 19-6 11/5 141 Jake Smith (Brockport) W D, 20-13 184 Michael Coleman (Navy) W TF, 24-9 149 Hunter Ladnier (Harvard) W MD, 18-9 141 Ryan Peters (Buffalo) W MD, 14-5 149 Gary Dinmore (Penn State) W D, 9-5 141 Bradley Bihler (Buffalo) W D, 9-5 11/19 149 Colt Cotten (Buffalo) W D, 10-4 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) Grapple at the Garden (1-1) 11/13 141 Taylor Ortiz (Clarion) L D, 9-5 11/27 149 Ryan Burkert (Hofstra) W D, 9-6 141 Luke Karam (Lehigh) L D, 7-2 149 #10 Ken Theobold (Rutgers) L D, 6-0 New York State Intercollegiate (5-0, 1st - B Division) Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (3-2) 11/20 141 Kitan Salako (RPI) W Fall, 2:00 12/2 149 Nate Limmex (Purdue) W D, 7-3 141 Max Kutsepau (Oswego) W Fall, 2:38 149 Cole Mendenhall (Wyoming) L D, 7-3 141 Chris Meloni (Nassau CC) W TF, 20-5 149 Samuel Freeman (W. Wyoming) W Fall, 0:53 141 Ryan Peters (Buffalo) W MD, 15-7 149 Corey Wilding (Navy) W D, 7-4 141 Eli Bienstock (Cornell) W D, 3-1 (sv1) 12/3 149 Chase Straw (Iowa State) L D, 10-8 (sv1) Mat Town Open (1-2) 12/16 149 #3 Anthony Collica (Oklahoma St.) L Fall, 3:37 11/27 141 Mike Declario (Maryland) W Fall, 6:32 12/18 149 #13 Davion Jeffries (Oklahoma) W MD, 11-3 141 Kevin Budock (Old Dominion) L D, 4-1 141 Collin Glorioso (Lock Haven) L MD, 12-1 1/14 165 #7 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L TF, 16-0 2/10 149 Joe Oliva (Penn) L D, 4-2 Southern Scuffle (2-2) 2/11 149 #17 Jordan Laster (Princeton) L D, 8-5 1/1 141 Ryan Pomrinca (Lehigh) L MD, 12-3 141 Brandon Kier (Stanford) W D, 12-6 141 Lyle Plummer (Air Force) W D, 3-2 141 Jaydin Eierman (Missouri) L TF, 16-1

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W D, 9-5 197 Ben Darmstadt (FLWC) L D, 8-2 141 Ezekiel Salvo (Brown) W MD, 12-1 11/19 133 Bryan Lantry (Buffalo) L D, 3-2 11/19 197 James Benjamin (Buffalo) L D, 4-3 141 Cam Fischer (Lehigh) W Fall, 3:44 141 AJ Jaffe (Harvard) W D, 4-3 Grapple at the Garden (2-0) Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 141 Dylan Caruana (Binghamton) W MD, 13-4 11/27 133 Vinny Vespa (Hofstra) W D, 14-12 11/27 197 Nezar Haddad (Hofstra) W MD, 9-1 133 #13 Tyson Dippery (Rutgers) W D, 6-3 197 Anthony Messner (Rutgers) W D, 4-0 11/19 141 Jason Estevez (Buffalo) L D, 3-2 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (5-1, 3rd) New York State Intercollegiate (4-1, 3rd) New York State Intercollegiate (5-0, 1st) 12/2 133 Austin Harry (Army) W Fall, 1:48 11/20 197 Brandon Joest (Merchant Marine) W TF, 18-0 11/20 141 Donald McCoy (Brockport) W Fall, 2:27 133 Cory Stainbrook (West Virginia) W D, 6-3 197 Triston Engle (Brockport) W MD, 16-5 141 Jacon Macololooy (Columbia) W D, 4-1 133 #16 Anthony Tutolo (Kent State) W Fall, 4:50 197 Nate Rose (Buffalo) L D, 9-2 141 Sean Lyons (New York Univ.) W MD, 13-5 12/3 133 #3 (Ohio State) L D, 8-3 197 Daniel Smith (Oswego) W INJ DEF 141 Nick Wahba (Ithaca) W D, 10-5 133 Corey Keener (Central Michigan) W D, 6-2 197 Jake Anderson (Cornell) W D, 11-7 141 Joseph Russ (Binghamton) W TF, 15-0 133 Mitch McKee (Minnesota) W D, 2-0 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) Grapple at the Garden (1-1) 12/16 133 #5 Kaid Brock (Oklahoma St.) L MD, 17-6 12/2 197 #20 Rocco Caywood (Army) W D, 4-3 11/27 141 Connor Burkert (Hofstra) W D, 9-4 12/18 133 Trae Blackwell (Oklahoma) W D, 8-5 197 Jeric Kasunic (American) W MD, 10-2 141 #5 (Rutgers) L D, 6-4 Southern Scuffle (2-2) 197 #2 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L TF, 16-1 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (1-2) 1/1 133 Chris Debien (Chattanooga) W MD, 13-5 12/3 197 #15 Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) L D, 2-0 12/2 141 #19 Joey Palmer (Oregon State) W D, 12-10 133 Cole Baumgartner (Duke) W MD, 12-3 12/16 197 #5 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma St.) L D, 3-2 141 Mason Smith (Central Michigan) L D, 6-2 133 #18 Mitchell Mckee (Minnesota) L D, 7-1 (tb1) 12/18 197 #19 Brad Johnson (Oklahoma) L D, 5-3 (sv1) 141 Kyle Ayersman (Purdue) L MD, 12-4 133 Korbin Myers (Edinboro) L D, 6-0 Southern Scuffle (5-2, 7th) 12/16 141 #1 Dean Heil (Oklahoma St.) L D, 6-1 1/13 133 Brendan Hasson (Drexel) W Fall, 2:29 1/1 197 #2 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L MD, 14-1 12/18 141 Mike Longo (Oklahoma) L D, 5-4 1/14 133 #15 John Erneste (Missouri) L D, 8-2 197 Tyler Patrick (Duke) W TF, 20-5 1/13 141 Vincent Foggia (Drexel) L MD, 11-2 1/21 133 Joe Lobeck (Lehigh) W D, 6-4 197 Ben Haas (Lehigh) W Fall, 5:48 1/14 141 #10 Jaydin Eierman (Missouri) L MD, 15-4 1/22 133 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) L D, 4-0 197 Josh Roetman (Navy) W D, 7-6 1/21 141 #11 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) L D, 1-0 2/11 133 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) L D, 6-0 1/2 197 Jake Anderson (Cornell) W D, 8-4 1/22 141 Lewis Williams (Lock Haven) W MD, 12-0 2/19 133 #1 Nathan Tomasello (Ohio State) L TF, 19-4 197 Derek White (Oklahoma State) L D, 3-2 1/28 141 Zeke Salvo (Brown) W D, 10-5 EIWA Championships (4-1, 3rd) 197 Ben Darmstadt (FLWC) W MD, 14-5 141 A.J. Jaffe (Harvard) L D, 7-5 (sv1) 3/3 133 Vinny Vespa (Hofstra) W Fall, 1:16 1/13 197 Josh Murphy (Drexel) L D, 6-4 2/4 141 Jacob Macalolooy (Columbia) L D, 8-2 133 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) W D, 3-1 1/14 197 Jaydin Bears (Missouri) W MD, 17-6 2/10 141 A.J. Vindici (Penn) W MD, 11-1 3/4 133 #9 Scott Parker (Lehigh) L MD, 10-2 1/21 197 Ben Haas (Lehigh) W D, 2-1 2/11 141 #4 Matthew Kolodzik (Princeton) L D, 5-3 133 Vinny Vespa (Hofstra) W Fall, 3:36 1/22 197 Tristan Sponseller (Lock Haven) L D, 8-6 2/19 141 #12 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) L D, 5-2 133 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) W D, 8-3 1/28 197 Logan Kirby (Harvard) W Fall, 6:22 EIWA Championships (1-2) Edinboro Open (4-1) 3/3 141 Connor Burkert (Hofstra) W TF, 18-1 GRIFFIN HIGGINBOTHAM (8-3) 2/4 197 Edgar Ruano (Clarion) W TF, 16-1 141 #16 Randy Cruz (Lehigh) L D, 6-0 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (2-2) 197 Joshua Roetman (Navy) L Fall, 7:00 141 Dylan Caruana (Binghamton) L D, 8-1 11/13 141 Mark McCormick (Rider) W D, 4-3 197 Landon Pelham (Central Michigan) W D, 13-9 141 Mikey Van Brill (Rutgers) L D, 6-1 197 Tom Murray (Lehigh) W D, 10-5 DEREK KRAJEWSKI (3-4) 141 Noah Hanau (Army) W D, 4-2 197 Steve Congenie (Cornell) W D, 10-6 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) 141 Ezekiel Salvo (Brown) L D, 8-2 11/13 157 Isaac McMillan (Army) L Fall, 4:10 2/11 197 #10 Brett Harner (Princeton) W D, 7-6 157 Jahi Jones (Maryland) L MD, 11-3 New York State Intercollegiate (6-1, 3rd-B Division) 2/19 197 #4 Kollin Moore (Ohio State) L MD, 20-9 11/20 141 Austin Wilson (RPI) W TF, 16-0 New York State Intercollegiate (3-2, B Division) 141 Thomas Miers (Columbia) W D, 4-0 EIWA Championships (5-1, 3rd) 11/20 157 Eric Petrie (Oneonta) W Fall, 1:32 141 Ryan Peters (Buffalo) L D, 8-2 3/3 197 Gordon Bolig (Franklin & Marshall) W MD, 12-3 157 Jack Lucie (Army) L D, 9-4 141 Christian Doyle (Army) W D, 5-3 (sv1) 197 Rocco Caywood (Army West Point) L D, 4-3 157 Troy Edwards (New York Univ.) 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JACOB LEHR (2-12) RAMI PELLUMBI (8-9) MATT RUSSO (12-6) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (1-2) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) 11/13 125 Joe Barber (Maryland) L D, 11-5 11/13 157 Michael Berkowitz (F&M) W D, 1-0 11/13 149 Connor Mui (Hofstra) L D, 7-2 125 Noah Sirianni (Navy) L D, 10-9 157 Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) L TF, 20-2 149 David Pipa (Lehigh) L D, 5-1 New York State Intercollegiate (2-2, B Division) 157 Beau Griffey (USMAPS) L MD, 14-1 New York State Intercollegiate (4-1, 2nd - B Division) 11/20 125 Tito Colom (Ithaca) L TF, 16-1 New York State Intercollegiate (3-3, 8th-B Division) 11/20 149 Nick Swanson (Oswego) W Fall, 1:17 125 Jacoby Jones-Medious (LIU-Post) W MD, 8-0 11/20 157 Dashea Edwards (Oswego) W TF, 21-2 149 Justin Boone (Farmingdale) W TF, 19-0 125 Benjamin Lloyd (Cortland) W Fall, 2:31 157 Nicholas Heck (Oneonta) W D, 4-1 149 Colin Hopkins (New York Univ.) W Fall, 2:18 125 Jason Javier (Binghamton) L TF, 16-1 157 Laurence Kosoy (Columbia) L D, 7-4 149 Sam Ward (Columbia) W D, 6-2 Brockport Open (0-4) 157 Jackson Bell (Brockport) W Fall, 2:32 149 Jonathan Furnas (Cornell) L D, 4-3 1/14 133 Johny Stramiello (FLWC) L Fall, 0:41 157 Adam Santoro (FLWC) L Fall, 3:16 Brockport Open (3-1, 3rd) 133 Dillon Stowell (Brockport) L Fall, 0:50 157 Beau Griffey (USMAPS) L D, 5-1 1/14 149 Steve Garza (FLWC) W D, 4-0 133 Freddy Eckles (Niagara CC) L Fall, 1:33 Brockport Open (2-2) 149 Nate Skonieczny (Jamestown CC) L D, 4-2 133 Jon Luricella (Brockport) L MD, 11-0 1/14 157 Casey Provost (Brockport) W TF, 16-0 149 Aaron Wilkinson (Brockport) W TF, 19-2 1/28 133 Jimmy Pawelski (Brown) L TF, 17-0 157 Dan Reagan (Brockport) L D, 4-3 149 Connor Lapresi (Cornell) W D, 7-6 (tb2) 133 Sam Goldman (Harvard) L TF, 17-1 157 Howie Nolan (Jamestown CC) W D, 11-7 Edinboro Open (5-2) 2/4 133 Alec Kelly (Columbia) L Fall, 0:53 157 John Topf (Brockport) L D, 6-4 (sv2) 149 Alex Butler (Missouri) L D, 5-3 2/10 133 Carl Antrassian (Penn) L MD, 16-4 Edinboro Open (2-2) 149 James Devine (Buffalo) W D, 5-1 (sv1) 2/4 157 KT Forsythe (Virginia Tech) W D, 6-0 149 Jwan Britton (Michigan) W MD, 11-2 DALTON MACRI (0-1) 157 Derek Ciavarra (Virginia Tech) W FFT 149 Mattheos Lozier (Virginia Tech) W Fall, 2:08 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-1) 157 Jacob Spino (Kent State) L D, 11-9 (tb2) 149 Kyler Rea (West Virginia) W D, 5-3 11/13 125 Alex Vargas (Maryland) L D, 8-3 157 James Saylor (USMAPS) L MD, 14-3 149 Anthony Palmiotto (FLWC) W TF, 16-1 159 Cortlandt Schuyler (Lehigh) L D, 11-6 IAN MCNITT (2-4) BRIAN REALBUTO (23-1) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) 11/19 174 Muhamed Mcbryde (Buffalo) W D, 9-4 MATTHEW RUSSO (6-6) 11/13 149 Hunter Ladnier (Harvard) L TF, 18-1 Golden Eagle Open (2-1, 3rd) Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 149 Jason Bing (Franklin & Marshall) L D, 6-0 11/5 165 Tristan Almeter (Alfred State) L D, 4-2 11/27 174 Sage Heller (Hofstra) W TF, 21-3 165 Casey Provost (Brockport) W MD, 13-5 New York State Intercollegiate (2-2, B Division) 174 Philip Bakuckas (Rutgers) W D, 4-2 11/20 149 Alex Brutcher (Ithaca) W Fall, 2:34 165 Joshua Oneil (Alfred State) W D, 6-4 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (4-1, 2nd) 149 Ryan Peters (Buffalo) L D, 8-1 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) 12/2 174 Travis Berridge (Cal Poly) W D, 11-4 149 Cole Murphy (RIT) W D, 5-1 11/13 165 Cameron Shields (Drexel) L MD, 10-0 174 Austin Dewey (Boise State) W MD, 13-5 149 Thomas Miers (Columbia) L D, 8-1 165 Nick Carr (FLWC) L D, 5-0 174 Kimball Bastian (Utah Valley) W D, 3-2 12/3 174 #13 Jim Wilson (Stanford) W D, 12-5 New York State Intercollegiate (3-1, 2nd - B Division) DYLAN PALACIO (8-1) 174 #7 Zahid Valencia (Arizona State) L D, 3-2 11/20 165 Thomas Follman (RIT) W D, 5-3 1/13 165 Austin Rose (Drexel) W MD, 12-2 165 Nick Carr (FLWC) W D, 5-4 12/16 174 #4 Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma St.) W D, 3-2 1/21 165 Cole Walter (Lehigh) W D, 3-2 165 Anthony Oliveri (Hofstra) W D, 5-4 12/18 174 Hayden Hansen (Oklahoma) W TF, 16-0 1/28 165 Jon Viruet (Brown) L D, 14-13 165 Sam Williams (Army) L D, 8-2 165 Kyle Bierdumpfel (Harvard) W MD, 14-6 1/13 184 Owen Brooks (Drexel) W Fall, 4:19 Mat Town Open (1-2) 2/19 157 Anthony Decarlo (Ohio State) W MD, 19-8 1/14 184 Matt Lemanowicz (Missouri) W MD, 14-1 11/27 165 Rob King (Franklin & Marshall) L MD, 15-3 1/21 174 #6 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W Fall, 6:15 EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 165 Paul Zacherl (Clarion) W D, 11-8 1/22 174 Adam Mackie (Lock Haven) W Fall, 0:51 3/3 157 Casey Mitchell (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 0:15 165 Milik Dawkins (Cornell) L Fall, 2:56 157 May Bethea (Penn) W D, 5-1 1/28 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W TF, 16-0 3/4 157 Steven Galiardo (Brown) W MD, 11-2 174 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W MD, 14-2 2/4 174 Austin Coniker (Columbia) W Fall, 4:01 CHRIS SCHOENHERR (9-4) 157 #17 Russell Parsons (Army WP) W D, 4-2 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-2) 2/10 174 #13 Casey Kent (Penn) W MD, 11-3 11/13 149 Steve Garza (FLWC) W D, 11-9 2/11 174 Jon Schleifer (Princeton) W MD, 23-13 149 Adam Whitesell (Maryland) W D, 16-10 2/19 174 #1 Bo Jordan (Ohio State) W D, 3-2 149 Max Rogers (Princeton) L MD, 10-0 EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 149 Felix Belga (Drexel) W MD, 12-2 3/3 174 Ebed Jarrell (Drexel) W Fall, 0:24 149 Jonathan Furnas (Cornell) L D, 10-3 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W TF, 16-1 New York State Intercollegiate (6-2, 5th-B Division) 3/4 174 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W D, 8-4 11/20 149 Jordan Gonzalez (Nassau CC) W TF, 18-1 174 #6 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W D, 3-2 149 Connor Lapresi (Unrostered) L D, 6-5 DYLAN REALBUTO (0-1) 149 Rich Dennison (Unrostered) W MD, 15-2 149 Anthony Palmiotto (FLWC) W TF, 18-1 1/21 149 #11 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) L TF, 17-1 149 Ian Burke (New York Univ.) W MD, 21-7 149 Ben Brisman (Ithaca) W MD, 14-3 McZIGGY RICHARDS (0-2) 149 Sam Ward (Columbia) L D, 3-2 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (0-2) 149 Derak Heyman (Cortland) W INJ DEF 11/13 285 Saul Wilkins (Bloomsburg) L D, 6-2 (tb2) 285 Cory Kerkesner (Franklin & Marshall) L D, 4-3

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CRAIG SCOTT (11-7) KYLE SIMAZ (10-5) JERAMY SWEANY (12-11) 11/19 285 Jake Gunning (Buffalo) L D, 5-4 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (6-1, 5th) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-1, 2nd) Mat Town Open (3-0, 2nd) 11/13 157 Kyle Kaminski (Ohio University) W D, 9-3 11/13 285 Bruce Graeber (Bloomsburg) W D, 8-2 11/27 285 Austin Knies (Virginia) W TF, 16-0 157 William McDonald (Brown) W D, 5-1 285 Zack Parker (Ohio University) W D, 4-3 285 Michael Rogers (NC State) W D, 7-6 157 Adam Santoro (FLWC) W D, 12-8 285 Connor Calkins (Binghamton) W D, 5-2 285 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) W MD, 10-2 157 Cael McCormick (Army) L D, 7-6 285 Mike Hughes (Hofstra) L TF, 15-0 285 Michael Hughes (Hofstra) L INJ DEF 157 Jakob Restrepo (Maryland) W INJ DEF Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 157 James Saylor (USMAPS) W D, 10-3 11/27 285 Omar Haddad (Hofstra) W D, 6-2 12/16 285 #12 Ross Larson (Oklahoma St.) W D, 9-7 157 Leonard Merkin (Princeton) W Fall, 6:14 12/18 285 #11 Austin Schafer (Oklahoma) L D, 7-3 285 Razohnn Gross (Rutgers) W Fall, 4:32 New York State Intercollegiate (4-2, 4th-B Division) Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (0-2) Southern Scuffle (1-1) 11/20 157 Anthony Fano (Ithaca) W MD, 14-1 1/1 285 Chuck Boddy (Virginia) W D, 4-2 12/2 285 Spencer Empey (Cal Poly) L D, 2-0 157 Nathan Palmer (Brockport) W Fall, 2:47 285 Tyler Kral (Purdue) L D, 7-4 285 Jared Johnson (Chattanooga) L INJ DEF 157 Tyler Zimmer (Columbia) W D, 5-2 1/28 285 Ian Butterbrodt (Brown) W D, 7-4 157 Ricky Stamm (Hofstra) L D, 8-3 Southern Scuffle (2-2) 2/4 285 Garrett Ryan (Columbia) W D, 6-2 157 Adam Santoro (FLWC) W D, 11-8 1/1 285 Carter Isley (Northern Iowa) L Fall, 1:17 2/10 285 Tyler Hall (Penn) W MD, 17-3 157 Tyler Zimmer (Columbia) L D, 14-7 285 Christian Colucci (Lehigh) W D, 4-1 2/11 285 #17 Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) L D, 8-1 285 Sam Breese (Edinboro) W D, 3-1 12/16 157 #3 Joseph Smith (Oklahoma St.) L MD, 15-6 285 Mike Hughes (Hofstra) L Fall, 1:50 EIWA Championships (3-2, 7th) 12/18 157 #8 DaWaylon Barnes (Oklahoma) L MD, 11-0 3/3 285 Thomas Ott (Navy) W D, 4-1 1/13 285 Joey Goodhart (Drexel) l D, 11-6 285 Garrett Ryan (Columbia) L INJ DEF TAYLOR SIMAZ (23-11) 1/14 285 Austin Myers (Missouri) W D, 4-0 285 Omar Haddad (Hofstra) W D, 3-2 Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (6-1, 3rd) 1/21 285 #18 Doug Vollaro (Lehigh) L 3-1 (sv1) 3/4 285 Connor Calkins (Binghamton) L Fall, 2:39 11/13 157 Alex Sebahie (Rider) W INJ DEF 1/22 285 #16 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) L Fall, 3:36 285 Nick Gajzdik (Harvard) W MD, 8-0 157 Jack Lucie (Army) W TF, 17-2 1/28 285 Nick Gajdzik (Harvard) L D, 7-4 157 Jakob Restrepo (Maryland) W D, 11-5 Edinboro Open (3-2) 157 Tristan Rifanburg (Binghamton) W INJ DEF OWEN SCOTT (12-5) 285 Jacob Robb (Mercyhurst) W Fall, 6:49 157 Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) L D, 4-0 Cleveland State Open (3-1, 2nd) 285 Amos Mason (Navy) W D, 11-8 157 Kyle Simaz (Cornell) W FFT 12/17 197 Dylan Cook (Virginia Tech) W MD, 13-0 285 Jacob Bohlken (Missouri) W D, 6-1 157 Cael McCormick (Army) W D, 5-0 197 Jay Aiello (Virginia) W D, 7-3 285 Christian Colucci (Lehigh) L D, 10-7 197 Tyler Askey (Virginia) W D, 6-0 11/19 157 Kobe Garrehy (Buffalo) W D, 8-1 285 James Romero (Missouri) L Fall, 2:56 197 Tom Sleigh (Bucknell) L D, 4-1 New York State Intercollegiate (3-1, 2nd) 2/19 285 Josh Fox (Ohio State) W D, 4-0 Southern Scuffle (4-3, 6th) 11/20 157 Jake Kaminsky (Hofstra) W MD, 11-1 1/1 197 Josh Marchok (Stanford) W D, 5-4 157 Tyler Ponte (Columbia) W D, 5-1 197 Anthony McLaughlin (Air Force) W D, 8-3 157 Kobe Garrehy (Buffalo) W MD, 11-1 197 #1 J’den Cox (Missouri) L TF, 22-7 157 Cael McCormick (Army) L Fall, 2:05 197 Tanner Orndorff (Utah Valley) W D, 10-6 1/2 197 Ben Darmstadt (FLWC) W DEF Grapple at the Garden (1-1) 197 #5 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma State) L D, 4-0 11/27 157 Jake Kaminsky (Hofstra) W D, 5-2 197 #16 Frank Mattiace (Penn) L D, 4-3 (tb1) 157 John Van Brill (Rutgers) L MD, 8-0 1/28 197 Tucker Ziegler (Brown) W TF, 17-2 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (1-2) 12/2 157 Archie Colgan (Wyoming) W MD, 10-2 Edinboro Open (3-1) 157 #10 Colin Heffernan (C. Michigan) L MD, 12-3 2/4 197 Tom Murray (Lehigh) W MD, 18-4 157 Colston DiBlasi (Iowa State) L Fall, 4:36 197 Dylan Cook (Virginia Tech) W TF, 16-0 197 Josh Marchok (Stanford) L D, 8-3 Southern Scuffle (5-3, 6th) 197 Joshua Roetman (Navy) W MFF 1/1 157 Aaron Walker (The Citadel) L D, 6-3 157 Gavin Londroff (Appalachian State) W D, 8-3 2/10 197 #17 Frank Mattiace (Penn) W D, 3-2 157 Joey Moon (North Carolina) W D, 6-3 157 Brandon Kingsley (Minnesota) W MFF 1/2 157 Davey Dolan (Oklahoma State) W D, 9-3 157 Chase Delande (Edinboro) W D, 2-0 157 #18 Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) L TF, 15-0 157 #10 Jake Short (Minnesota) L D, 6-2 1/13 157 Willie Davis (Drexel) W MD, 14-4 1/14 157 #7 Joey Lavallee (Missouri) L D, 5-3 1/21 157 #5 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) L MD, 13-4 1/22 157 Kyle Hammond (Lock Haven) W DQ, 6:16 1/28 157 William McDonald (Brown) W Fall, 1:49 157 Colby Knight (Harvard) W MD, 18-5 2/4 157 Tyler Oberg (Columbia) W Fall, 1:55 2/10 157 May Bethea (Penn) L D, 11-5 2/11 157 Mike D’Angelo (Princeton) W D, 8-5

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BRANDON WOMACK (31-8) Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-0, 1st) 11/13 165 Foster Karmon (FLWC) W D, 4-2 165 Patrick Gerish (Maryland) W D, 7-0 165 Christian LaBrie (Brown) W MD, 8-0 165 Dillon Artigliere (Cornell) W D, 2-0 165 Vincent Deprez (Binghamton) W MD, 9-0 11/19 165 Derek Holcomb (Buffalo) W D, 13-6 New York State Intercollegiate (4-0, 1st) 11/20 165 Christian Willoughby (Merchant Marine) W Fall, 1:29 165 Troy Kelley (Niagara CC) W D, 11-10 165 Nick Velez (Ithaca) W Fall, 3:43 165 Dillon Artigliere (Cornell) W Fall, 1:06 Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 11/27 165 Bobby Fehr (Hofstra) W Fall, 3:50 165 Willie Scott (Rutgers) W Fall, 4:24 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (5-3, 6th) 12/2 165 Richie Miranda (Nebraska-Kearney) W Fall, 2:00 165 Dane Pestano (Iowa State) W MD, 12-2 165 Brandon Kingsley (Minnesota) W Fall, 1:26 165 #9 Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) L MD, 18-6 12/3 165 Drew Daniels (Navy) W MD, 9-0 165 Cody Burcher (Ohio State) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 165 #16 Austin Matthews (Edinboro) L D, 7-5 (sv1) 165 #9 Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) L Fall, 0:40 12/16 165 #8 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma St.) W Fall, 1:13 12/18 165 #7 Clark Glass (Oklahoma) L D, 3-1 Southern Scuffle (4-2) 1/1 165 Kellan Torres (N. Colorado) L D, 5-1 (sv1) 165 Matt Finesilver (Duke) W Fall, 0:56 165 Peter Galli (Stanford) W MD, 13-2 165 Tyler Marinelli (Gardner Webb) W D, 7-2 165 Connor Flynn (Missouri) W D, 9-6 1/2 165 Nick Wanzek (Minnesota) L D, 7-5 (sv1) 1/13 174 Ebed Jarrell (Drexel) L D, 13-8 1/14 174 Dylan Wisman (Missouri) L D, 9-4 1/22 165 Jared Siegrist (Lock Haven) W D, 8-2 2/4 165 Tyrel White (Columbia) W D, 3-1 2/10 165 Brooks Martino (Penn) W D, 10-5 2/11 165 Matt Gancayco (Princeton) W D, 5-0 2/19 165 Cody Burcher (Ohio State) W D, 4-2 EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 3/3 165 Matt Fisher (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 0:44 165 Drew Daniels (Navy) W D, 3-0 3/4 165 Jon Viruet (Brown) W D, 6-1 165 Brooks Martino (Penn) W TF, 16-1

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 14 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Mark Grey Senior • 5-5 • Rockaway, N.J. (Blair Academy) NCAA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2017) • EIWA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2017) • All-Ivy League Second Team (2014, 2015)

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2016-17 Results (20-10) 2013-14 33 -9 8 5 4 17 .786 7 -4 2014-15 19 -12 3 1 4 8 .613 6 -5 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 10-3 2015-16 7 -9 1 1 0 2 .438 1 -6 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents...... 3-6 133 2016-17 20 -10 6 0 3 9 .667 5 -6 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 3-1 CAREER 79 -40 18 7 11 36 .664 19 -21 Record in dual meets...... 5-6 Record vs. 2017 NCAA Qualifiers...... 7-10 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meet...... 12-3 • Three-time NCAA qualifier and third-place EIWA finisher. Record in NCAA championship meet...... 4-4 • All-Ivy League second team pick as a freshman and sophomore. Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (4-0, 1st) • Has posted a 20-10 record as a senior, upping his career mark to 79-40. 11/13 133 Josh Patrick (Rutgers) W MD, 10-2 • Has a 4-4 record in NCAA Tournament competition, including being eliminated a match shy of the podium in 2014. 133 Jeffrey Ott (Harvard) W MD, 18-5 • All 10 of his losses this season have come to NCAA qualifiers, including two by a takedown or less or in overtime. 133 Nick Farro (Lehigh) W Fall, 2:11 • Recorded three wins over top 20 opponents. 133 #13 Cameron Kelly (Ohio Univ.) W D, 9-5 • Placed thrid at the 2017 EIWAs with a pair of wins over NCAA qualifier Pat D’Arcy of Princeton. 11/19 133 Bryan Lantry (Buffalo) L D, 3-2 • Won the Bearcat Open, finished third at the Las Vegas Invitational and was 2-0 at the Grapple at the Garden. • Is 10-2 against EIWA opponents and 12-3 all-time at the EIWA Championships. Grapple at the Garden (2-0) • Nine of his 20 wins have come with bonus points attached. 11/27 133 Vinny Vespa (Hofstra) W D, 14-12 133 #13 Tyson Dippery (Rutgers) W D, 6-3 • Went 7-9 as a junior in 2015-16 after missing more than half the season due to injuries • Became a two-time NCAA qualifier as part of a 19-12 campaign as a sophomore, including 12-4 against EIWA foes. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (5-1, 3rd) • Opened the NCAA championships with a win by fall over Chattanooga’s 15th-seeded Nick Soto before losing a pair 12/2 133 Austin Harry (Army) W Fall, 1:48 of decisions. 133 Cory Stainbrook (West Virginia) W D, 6-3 133 #16 Anthony Tutolo (Kent State) W Fall, 4:50 • Finished third at the EIWA championships to earn an automatic bid to the national meet. 12/3 133 #3 Nathan Tomasello (Ohio St.) L D, 8-3 • Finished his freshman season with a 33-9 overall record and was an NCAA qualifier after a third place finish at EIWAs. 133 Corey Keener (Central Michigan) W D, 6-2 • Grey advanced to the All-America round at NCAAs, winning three matches in the wrestlebacks after dropping his 133 Mitch McKee (Minnesota) W D, 2-0 first round match. 12/16 133 #5 Kaid Brock (Oklahoma St.) L MD, 17-6 • The second-team All-Ivy pick was a perfect 25-0 against non-NCAA qualifiers and won tournament titles at the 12/18 133 Trae Blackwell (Oklahoma) W D, 8-5 Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open, the New York State Intercollegiates and the Edinboro Open. • A consensus top 10 national recruit as a high school senior, Grey was ranked as the nation’s top-ranked wrestler by Southern Scuffle (2-2) The Open Mat as a senior. 1/1 133 Chris Debien (Chattanooga) W MD, 13-5 133 Cole Baumgartner (Duke) W MD, 12-3 • He became the first-ever four-time champion at the Beast of the East Tournament and also won four titles at the 133 #18 Mitch McKee (Minnesota) L D, 7-1 (tb1) National Preps. 133 Korbin Myers (Edinboro) L D, 6-0 • Grey earned a spot on the Junior World Freestyle Team, finishing fifth in consecutive years at the FILA World Junior Championships while competing in Bucharest, Romania and Sofia, Bulgaria. 1/13 133 Brendan Hasson (Drexel) W Fall, 2:29 1/14 133 #15 John Erneste (Missouri) L D, 8-2 • He captured the NHSCA national title and was also named to the Asics All-American first team in his final season. 1/21 133 Joe Lobeck (Lehigh) W D, 6-4 • He competed in the Dream Team Wrestling Classic for Team USA where he defeated Iowa State-bound Kyle Larson 3-1. 1/22 133 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) L D, 4-0 • Brother Mike ‘11 is an assistant coach for the Big Red and a two-time All-American. 2/11 133 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) L D, 6-0 2/19 133 #1 Nathan Tomasello (Ohio St.) L TF, 19-4 EIWA Championships (4-1, 3rd) 3/3 133 Vinny Vespa (Hofstra) W Fall, 1:16 133 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) W D, 3-1 3/4 133 #9 Scott Parker (Lehigh) L MD, 10-2 Cornell NCAA Champions at 133 Pounds 133 Vinny Vespa (Hofstra) W Fall, 3:36 1994 David Hirsch 133 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) W D, 8-3 2005 Travis Lee 2017 Nahshon Garrett

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 133 Pounds 1993 David Hirsch (126 pounds) 2008 Mike Grey 1994 David Hirsch (126 pounds) 2011 Mike Grey 2004 Travis Lee 2016 Nahshon Garrett 2005 Travis Lee

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 15 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Dylan Palacio Senior • 5-11 • Long Beach, N.Y. (Long Beach HS) NCAA All-American (2016) • NCAA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) • EIWA Champion (2016, 2017) • EIWA Finalist (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) • All-Ivy League First Team (2014, 2015) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2016-17 Results (8-1) 2013-14 32 -9 4 1 4 9 .780 12 -1 2014-15 21 -4 6 2 2 10 .840 13 -0 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 7-1 2015-16 19 -3 2 2 3 7 .864 4 -0 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 1-0 157 2016-17 8 -1 1 0 4 5 .889 4 -1 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 3-1 CAREER 80 -17 13 5 13 31 .825 33 -2 Record in dual meets...... 4-1 Record vs. 2017 NCAA Qualifiers...... 3-0 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meet...... 14-1 • 2016 NCAA All-American and four-time national qualifier. Record in NCAA championship meet...... 11-6 • Two-time EIWA champion (2016, 2017) and a four-time finalist. 1/13 165 Austin Rose (Drexel) W MD, 12-2 • Is 11-6 in his career at the NCAA championships. 1/21 165 Cole Walter (Lehigh) W D, 3-2 • Has a career 80-17 record, including 14-1 at Easterns. 1/28 165 Jon Viruet (Brown) L D, 14-13 • Also a two-year member of the Big Red varsity soccer team. 165 Kyle Bierdumpfel (Harvard) W MD, 14-6 • Is 8-1 in 2016-17 after missing the first semester. 2/19 157 Anthony Decarlo (Ohio State) W MD, 19-8 • Enters the tournament with a six-match win streak. EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) • Earned a first round fall at EIWAs in 15 seconds over Casey Mitchell of Sacred Heart, Cornell’s fastest-ever fall at the 3/3 157 Casey Mitchell (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 0:15 Eastern Championships. 157 May Bethea (Penn) W D, 5-1 • Posted a perfect 3-0 record against 2017 NCAA qualifiers, including a 4-2 victory over 17th-ranked Russell Parsons 3/4 157 Steven Galiardo (Brown) W MD, 11-2 of Army West Point in the EIWA finals. 157 #17 Russell Parsons (Army WP) W D, 4-2 • Placed fourth at the NCAA Championships at 157 pounds in 2015-16 to earn his first All-America honor. • Won four straight matches against seeded wrestlers en route to the third place match, including three wins over wrestlers in the top seven. • Won his first Eastern title in 2016 with an 8-3 victory over No. 14 John Boyle of American. • Was 19-3 on the season after missing a majority of the campaign rehabbing from an injury. • A unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection and NCAA qualifier after going 21-4 overall as a sophomore in 2014-15, including 5-0 vs. Ivy League foes and 13-0 in dual meets (25-1 for his career). • Automatic NCAA qualifier was the EIWA runner-up after medically defaulting out of the finals. • Was a unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection and a EIWA runner-up at 165 pounds as a freshman in 2013-14. • He posted a 32-9 overall record, including a team-best 12-1 in dual meets and 7-0 against Ivy competitors. • Palacio advanced to the All-America round at NCAAs, knocking off fifth-seeded Nick Moore of Iowa by an 8-1 decision along the way. • Palacio finished third at the New York State Intercollegiates and sixth at both the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle. • A New York state champion and three-time placewinner, Palacio was a top 100 recruit as a senior at Long Beach HS. • A multiple-time All-American at the NHSCA Nationals and a FILA junior and senior Freestyle national champion, Palacio wrestled in the New York vs. All-Star match, pinning the New Jersey state champion. • His father and brother, Michael, both played pro soccer,. • His uncle, Al, was a two-time All-American and 1986 NCAA wrestling finalist at 118 pounds for North Carolina.

Cornell NCAA Champions at 157 Pounds 2008 Jordan Leen 2012 Kyle Dake

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 157 Pounds 1964 Geoff Stephens(157 pounds) 2012 Kyle Dake 1965 Geoff Stephens(157 pounds) 2014 Brian Realbuto 2006 Dustin Manotti 2015 Brian Realbuto 2008 Jordan Leen 2016 Dylan Palacio 2009 Jordan Leen

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 16 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Brandon Womack Sophomore • 5-11 • Scottsboro, Ala. (Scottsboro HS) NCAA Qualifier (2017) • EIWA Champion (2017) • EIWA Qualifier (2017)

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2016-17 Results (27-8) 2015-16 1 -0 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 -0 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 10-1 2016-17 31 -8 10 1 5 16 .795 9 -3 CAREER 32 -8 10 1 5 16 .800 9 -3 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 1-4 165 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 6-0 Record in dual meets...... 9-3 Record vs. 2017 NCAA Qualifiers...... 6-6 Record in EIWA championship meet...... 4-0 NOTES TO KNOW Record in NCAA championship meet...... N/A • Earned his first EIWA championship, allowing just two escape points in going 4-0 at Easterns. • Tied for the team lead with 31 wins, including 16 by bonus points. Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (5-0, 1st) • Enters the tournament on a nine-match win streak. 11/13 165 Foster Karmon (FLWC) W D, 4-2 • Is 6-6 against 2017 NCAA qualifiers, with four of those losses by a takedown or in overtime. 165 Patrick Gerish (Maryland) W D, 7-0 165 Christian LaBrie (Brown) W MD, 8-0 • Was 9-3 in dual meets, 14-1 against EIWA opponents and 6-0 vs. Ivy League foes. 165 Dillon Artigliere (Cornell) W D, 2-0 • Won the Binghamton Open and New York State championships and finished on the podium with a sixth-place effort 165 Vincent Deprez (Binghamton) W MD, 9-0 at the Las Vegas Invite. • Earned a first period fall over top 10-ranked Chandler Rogers of Oklahoma State. 11/19 165 Derek Holcomb (Buffalo) W D, 13-6 • Had a streak of five consecutive wins by fall that stretched out to seven in nine matches. New York State Intercollegiate (4-0, 1st) • Opened the year 15-0 and his career 16-0 before a major decision loss in Las Vegas to Arizona State’s Anthony Valencia. 11/20 165 Christian Willoughby (Merchant Marine) W Fall, 1:29 • Won his first collegiate match with an 8-3 victory over American’s Jason Grimes Jr. at the NWCA All-Start Classic to 165 Troy Kelley (Niagara CC) W D, 11-10 begin the 2015-16 season. 165 Nick Velez (Ithaca) W Fall, 3:43 165 Dillon Artigliere (Cornell) W Fall, 1:06 • Missed the remainder of the year due to injury. • Was a six-time state champion at Scottboro HS and a four-time team captain. Grapple at the Garden (2-0) • Was named the state’s Most Outstanding Wrestler five times. 11/27 165 Bobby Fehr (Hofstra) W Fall, 3:50 • Graduated with a 422-8 record, with five of his losses coming as a seventh grader. 165 Willie Scott (Rutgers) W Fall, 4:24 • Was a perfect 77-0 as a senior, the most wins in an undefeated season in state history. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (5-3, 6th) • In all, 327 of his 422 wins came by fall. 12/2 165 Richie Miranda (Nebraska-Kearney) W Fall, 2:00 • Won the senior 160-pound division at the National High School Coaches Association national championships as a senior. 165 Dane Pestano (Iowa State) W MD, 12-2 • Holds state and national records for pins in a season (68). 165 Brandon Kingsley (Minnesota) W Fall, 1:26 165 #9 Anthony Valencia (Arizona St.) L MD, 18-6 • Posted a 190-match win streak during his career. 12/3 165 Drew Daniels (Navy) W MD, 9-0 • Has four of the top six single-season win totals in state history, including a record 85 wins as a sophomore. 165 Cody Burcher (Ohio State) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 165 #16 Austin Matthews (Edinboro) L D, 7-5 (sv1) 165 #9 Anthony Valencia (Arizona St.) L Fall, 0:40 12/16 165 #8 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma St.) W Fall, 1:13 12/18 165 #7 Clark Glass (Oklahoma) L D, 3-1 Southern Scuffle (4-2) 1/1 165 Kellan Torres (N. Colorado) L D, 5-1 (sv1) 165 Matt Finesilver (Duke) W Fall, 0:56 165 Peter Galli (Stanford) W MD, 13-2 165 Tyler Marinelli (Gardner Webb) W D, 7-2 165 Connor Flynn (Missouri) W D, 9-6 1/2 165 Nick Wanzek (Minnesota) L D, 7-5 (sv1) Cornell NCAA Champions at 165 Pounds 1/13 174 Ebed Jarrell (Drexel) L D, 13-8 1/14 174 Dylan Wisman (Missouri) L D, 9-4 1953 Don Dickason (167 pounds) 1/22 165 Jared Siegrist (Lock Haven) W D, 8-2 2013 Kyle Dake 2/4 165 Tyrel White (Columbia) W D, 3-1 2/10 165 Brooks Martino (Penn) W D, 10-5 Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 165 Pounds 2/11 165 Matt Gancayco (Princeton) W D, 5-0 2/19 165 Cody Burcher (Ohio State) W D, 4-2 1953 Don Dickason (167 pounds) 2008 Mack Lewnes EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 2013 Kyle Dake 3/3 165 Matt Fisher (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 0:44 165 Drew Daniels (Navy) W D, 3-0 3/4 165 Jon Viruet (Brown) W D, 6-1 165 Brooks Martino (Penn) W TF, 16-1

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 17 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Brian Realbuto Senior • 5-8 • Somers, N.Y. (Somers HS) NCAA Finalist (2015) • NCAA All-American (2014, 2015) • NCAA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) • EWIA Champion (2015, 2016, 2017) • All-Ivy League First Team (2014, 2015, 2016) W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2016-17 Results (23-1) 2013-14 36 -8 14 3 7 24 .818 10 -1 2014-15 23 -3 0 3 5 8 .885 12 -0 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 13-0 2015-16 33 -5 6 7 7 20 .868 11 -0 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 6-1 174 2016-17 23 -1 5 4 5 14 .958 15 -0 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 6-0 CAREER 115 -17 25 17 24 66 .871 48 -1 Record in dual meets...... 15-0 Record vs. 2017 NCAA Qualifiers...... 9-1 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meet...... 16-2 • Two-time NCAA All-American (2014, 15) and three-time EIWA champion (2015, 2016, 2017). Record in NCAA championship meet...... 7-4 • First-team All-Ivy League in each of his first three seasons and has a sparkling 115-17 career record. 11/19 174 Muhamed Mcbryde (Buffalo) W D, 9-4 • Has been ranekd as high as No. 2 nationally and sports a 23-1 overall record with 14 bonus wins. Grapple at the Garden (2-0) • Is a perfect 15-0 in dual meets (48-1 in his career) and 9-0 against EIWA opponents. 11/27 174 Sage Heller (Hofstra) W TF, 21-3 • Enters the NCAA Tournament with a 16-match win streak since his only loss, a 3-2 decision in the finals of the Las 174 Philip Bakuckas (Rutgers) W D, 4-2 Vegas Invitational to current No. 1-ranked Zahid Valencia of Arizona State. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (4-1, 2nd) • Is 6-1 against nationally ranked opponents, including a 3-2 win over then-No. 1 ranked Bo Jordan of Ohio State. 12/2 174 Travis Berridge (Cal Poly) W D, 11-4 • Is 9-1 against 2017 NCAA qualifiers with five of the wins with bonus points. 174 Austin Dewey (Boise State) W MD, 13-5 • Earned a 24-second fall in the first round of the EIWA Tournament. 174 Kimball Bastian (Utah Valley) W D, 3-2 • Had the lone takedown in the EIWA finals, taking a 3-2 victory over Lehigh’s Ryan Preisch. 12/3 174 #13 Jim Wilson (Stanford) W D, 12-5 • Went 33-5 as a junior in 2016 and was ranked as high as No. 1, but a knee injury suffered in the first round of NCAAs 174 #7 Zahid Valencia (Arizona St.) L D, 3-2 caused him to miss the podium for the first time. 12/16 174 #4 Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma St.) W D, 3-2 • Was national runner-up at 157 pounds, reaching the finals at NCAAs as part of a 23-3 campaign in 2014-15. 12/18 174 Hayden Hansen (Oklahoma) W TF, 16-0 • Dropped a 10-2 major decision to of Illinois in the finals. 1/13 184 Owen Brooks (Drexel) W Fall, 4:19 • Won his first-ever EIWA title that year with a perfect 4-0 run, including a 6-1 triumph over American’s John Boyle 1/14 184 Matt Lemanowicz (Missouri) W MD, 14-1 in the finals. 1/21 174 #6 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W Fall, 6:15 • Missed the first semester while recovering from a knee injury suffered at the 2014 NCAA tournament. 1/22 174 Adam Mackie (Lock Haven) W Fall, 0:51 • A 2014 All-American after finishing sixth at the NCAA championships, he finished his freshman season with a 36-8 1/28 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W TF, 16-0 record. 174 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W MD, 14-2 • The unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection ranked second on the team in wins and led the squad in both 2/4 174 Austin Coniker (Columbia) W Fall, 4:01 falls (14) and bonus wins (24). 2/10 174 #13 Casey Kent (Penn) W MD, 11-3 • Advanced to the semifinals at NCAAs with a sudden victory decision over Blaise Butler of Virginia and a dominant 11-4 2/11 174 Jon Schleifer (Princeton) W MD, 23-13 triumph over defending national champion Derek St. John (Iowa) before being injured in a semifinal loss to eventual 2/19 174 #1 Bo Jordan (Ohio State) W D, 3-2 champion (Oklahoma State). EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) • Was forced to default out to sixth place to end his tournament. 3/3 174 Ebed Jarrell (Drexel) W Fall, 0:24 His younger brother, Dylan, is also a member of the Big Red and was a 2016 EIWA qualifier. 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W TF, 16-1 • A top 20 national recruit as a senior, Realbuto was a three-time state champion, a four-time state finalist and a 3/4 174 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W D, 8-4 five-time placewinner at Somers HS. 174 #6 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W D, 3-2 • He finished his five-year varsity career with a 277-12 record and five sectional titles and was named theJournal News Westchester/Putnam Wrestler of the Year three times. • Realbuto won the 2011 Junior National freestyle tournament in Fargo.

Cornell NCAA Champions at 174 Pounds 1929 Glenn Stafford (175 pounds)

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 174 Pounds 1974 Dick Minekime (177 pounds) 2009 Steve Anceravage 1993 Kyle Rackley (177 pounds) 2010 Mack Lewnes 2001 Jim Stanec 2011 Mack Lewnes 2005 Joe Mazzurco 2008 Steve Anceravage

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 18 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Gabe Dean Senior • 5-10 • Lowell, Mich. (Lowell HS) NCAA Champion (2015, 2016) • NCAA All-American (2014, 2015, 2016) • NCAA Semifinalist (2014) • NCAA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) • EIWA Champion (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) • EIWA Wrestler of the Year (2015) • EIWA Rookie of the Year (2014) Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2014) • Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (2015) • All-Ivy League First Team (2014, 2015, 2016)

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2016-17 Results (31-0) 184 2013-14 40 -3 12 6 4 22 .930 12 -1 2014-15 43 -2 8 7 9 24 .956 18 -0 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 14-0 2015-16 34 -1 10 6 9 25 .971 7 -1 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 8-0 2016-17 31 -0 20 4 4 28 1.000 13 -0 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 6-0 CAREER 148 -6 50 23 26 99 .961 50 -2 Record in dual meets...... 13-0 Record vs. 2017 NCAA Qualifiers...... 13-0 NOTES TO KNOW Record in EIWA championship meet...... 16-0 • A leading candidate for the Hodge Trophy. • The three-time NCAA All-American and 2015 and 2016 national champion is the 11th wrestler in EIWA history (fifth Cornellian) Record in NCAA championship meet...... 15-1 to win four Eastern titles. NWCA All-Star Classic (1-0) • Has a 148-6 career record with 99 bonus wins, including 31-0 with 28 bonus wins in 2016-17. • Is two wins shy of matching the school record of 150. 11/5 184 #2 Myles Martin (Ohio State) W MD, 13-4 • Enters the tournament on a 41-match win streak. 11/19 184 Brett Perry (Buffalo) W Fall, 5:27 • Became the third four-time Southern Scuffle champion and the sixth three-time Las Vegas Invite champ. • Is 8-0 against ranked opponents this year and is 13-0 against 2017 NCAA qualifiers. New York State Intercollegiate (4-0, 1st) • Was a perfect 17-0 against Ivy League opponents in his career. 11/20 184 Jackson Kligerman (New York Univ.) W Fall, 0:36 • Defeated preseason No. 2 and reining 17-4pound NCAA champion Mayles martin of Ohio State by a 13-4 major decision in the 184 Logan McGinn (LIU-Post) W Fall, 1:03 NWCA All-Star Classic. • Has streaks of six, five and four consecutive wins by fall this season, with 14 of his 20 pins coming in the first period (five within 184 Chris Morgan (Army West Point) W Fall, 1:35 a minute). 184 Jake Ashcraft (Ithaca) W Fall, 5:20 • Only two of his 31 wins have come by decision, with the closest a dominant 5-2 decision over Oklahoma State’s Nolan Body in the finals of the Southern Scuffle. Grapple at the Garden (2-0) • Was 34-1 as a junior in 2015-16, claiming his second consecutive NCAA title with a 5-3 win over Nebraska’s TJ Dudley in the finals. 11/27 184 Mike Oxley (Hofstra) W Fall, 0:33 • Dean won his first NCAA title in 2015 with a perfect three-day run through the 184-pound bracket, including a 6-2 victory over 184 #13 Nicholas Gravina (Rutgers) W MD, 16-3 Lehigh’s Nathaniel Brown in the finals. • The top seed entering the tournament, he ended his second season with a 43-2 overall record and a second EIWA championship Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (5-0, 1st) and NCAA All-America honor to his name. 12/2 184 Ryan Harman (Navy) W Fall, 0:35 • The Ivy League and EIWA Rookie of the Year in 2014, Dean earned All-America honors with a third-place finish at the 2014 NCAA 184 Nick Fiegener (California Baptist) W Fall, 2:13 Championships. 184 Mark Peryacsek (Cal-Bakersfield) W Fall, 1:22 • The unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection had a spectacular rookie season in 2013-14, going 40-3 with his only losses coming to the top two wrestlers at his weight class. 12/3 184 #11 Jordan Ellingwood (CMU) W Fall, 2:55 • He led the team in wins and was second in bonus wins (23). 184 #8 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) W TF, 19-4 • Won 29 consecutive matches, including 11 over top 20 wrestlers, before dropping a 5-3 decision to eventual national champion 12/16 184 #6 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma St.) W MD, 14-6 of Penn State in the NCAA semifinals. • Dean’s signature win came against Penn State’s two-time defending national champion Ed Ruth at the Southern Scuffle, avenging 12/18 184 Andrew Dixon (Oklahoma) W Fall, 1:36 one of his two losses from early in the season and snapping Ruth’s 84-match win streak dating back to 2011. Southern Scuffle (4-0, 1st) • The win earned him U.S.A. Wrestling and EIWA Wrestler of the Week honors and he was featured in Sports Illustrated’s “Faces In The Crowd” for the Jan. 20, 2014 issue. 1/1 184 Will Sumner (Utah Valley) W Fall, 2:06 • He won the New York State Intercollegiates, the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle and placed second at 184 Dakota Geer (Edinboro) W MD, 16-6 the Binghamton Open. 1/2 184 #18 Hunter Gamble (Gardner Webb) W Fall, 4:36 • Dean was a two-time state finalist at Lowell HS, winning a state title as a junior and placing as the runner-up as a senior. 184 #6 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma St.) W D, 5-2 • A top 100 national recruit and a top 10 recruit in the state of Michigan as a senior, Dean won the Division 2 state championship at 189 pounds with a perfect 40-0 record the year before. 1/21 184 Andrew Price (Lehigh) W Fall, 3:22 • Dean was a two-time all-state selection on the gridiron while playing quarterback. 1/22 184 Gavin Caprio (Lock Haven) W Fall, 1:36 • He led Lowell to a state championship as a sophomore and a runner-up finish as a junior when he was named the Associated 1/28 184 CJ LaFragola (Brown) W Fall, 1:41 Press Division 1-2 Player of the Year. • Dean accounted for more than 60 touchdowns in his three years as a starter.• His father was an NCAA Division I runner-up (1987) 184 Kanon Dean (Harvard) W Fall, 4:16 and two-time All-American and Big 10 Conference champion wrestler at 177 pounds for Minnesota. 2/4 184 Jacob Young (Columbia) W Fall, 0:38 2/10 184 Penn W FFT ornell hampions at ounds 2/11 184 Ian Baker (Princeton) W TF, 21-5 C NCAA C 184 P 2/19 184 #10 Myles Martin (Ohio State) W D, 10-5 2012 Steve Bosak EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 2015 Gabe Dean 3/3 184 Kevin Parker (Princeton) W Fall, 0:36 2016 Gabe Dean 184 Joe Heyob (Penn) W TF, 21-6 3/4 184 Samson Imonode (Army West Point) W Fall, 4:24 Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 184 Pounds 184 Michael Coleman (Navy) W TF, 24-9 1929 Glenn Stafford (175 pounds) 2005 Tyler Baier 2013 Steve Bosak 1968 Dick Minekime (177 pounds) 2006 Joe Mazzurco 2014 Gabe Dean 1993 Kyle Rackley (177 pounds) 2007 Josh Arnone 2015 Gabe Dean 2002 Clint Wattenberg 2011 Steve Bosak 2016 Gabe Dean 2003 Clint Wattenberg 2012 Steve Bosak

Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 19 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics Ben Honis Sophomore • 6-0 • Syracuse, N.Y. (Jamesville-Dewitt HS) NCAA Qualifier (2017) • EIWA Qualifier (2017)

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 2016-17 Results (29-14) 2015-16 8 -6 1 1 2 4 .571 0 -1 Record vs. EIWA opponents...... 18-3 2016-17 29 -14 4 4 8 16 .674 6 -6 Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ...... 3-6 CAREER 37 -20 5 5 10 20 .649 6 -7 Record vs. Ivy League opponents...... 7-0 197 Record in dual meets...... 6-6 Record vs. 2017 NCAA Qualifiers...... 4-6 Record in EIWA championship meet...... N/A NOTES TO KNOW Record in NCAA championship meet...... N/A • Finished third in his first EIWA tournament with a 29-14 record, including 16 bonus wins. Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (3-1, 2nd) • Is 18-3 this season vs. EIWA opponents and 7-0 vs. Ivy League foes. 11/13 197 Bailey Faust (Ohio University) W D, 4-2 • Placed second at the Binghamton Open, third at the New York State championships and reached the podium at the 197 Nezar Haddad (Hofstra) W D, 8-2 197 Bennett Baulson (USMAPS) W TF, 16-0 Southern Scuffle, placing seventh. 197 Ben Darmstadt (FLWC) L D, 8-2 • Owns wins over nationally ranked Rocco Caywood of Army (4-3) and two against 2016 All-American Brett Harner of 11/19 197 James Benjamin (Buffalo) L D, 4-3 Princeton (7-6 in the dual, fall in 4:12 at Easterns). • Is 9-2 in his last 11 matches entering NCAAs. Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 11/27 197 Nezar Haddad (Hofstra) W MD, 9-1 • Third on the team in victories (29). 197 Anthony Messner (Rutgers) W D, 4-0 • Was 4-6 against 2017 NCAA qualifiers, though he is 3-1 in his last four and three of the losses have been by a take- New York State Intercollegiate (4-1, 3rd) down or less. 11/20 197 Brandon Joest (Merchant Marine) W TF, 18-0 • Was 8-6 as a freshman, including placing second at Brockport and colelcting three wins in both the Southern Scuffle 197 Triston Engle (Brockport) W MD, 16-5 and the Edinboro Open. 197 Nate Rose (Buffalo) L D, 9-2 • Placed third at the New York state championships as a senior at Jamesville Dewitt HS. 197 Daniel Smith (Oswego) W INJ DEF • Was 34-2 as a senior with 23 of his victories coming by fall. 197 Jake Anderson (Cornell) W D, 11-7 • Earned a pair of sectional titles. Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (2-2) • Was a four-year captain of the wrestling team. 12/2 197 #20 Rocco Caywood (Army) W D, 4-3 197 Jeric Kasunic (American) W MD, 10-2 • Member of a state runner-up lacrosse team. 197 #2 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L TF, 16-1 • Captained the football team and earned a total of four letters between his time on the gridiron and with lacrosse. 12/3 197 #15 Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) L D, 2-0 12/16 197 #5 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma St.) L D, 3-2 12/18 197 #19 Brad Johnson (Oklahoma) L D, 5-3 (sv1) Southern Scuffle (5-2, 7th) 1/1 197 #2 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L MD, 14-1 197 Tyler Patrick (Duke) W TF, 20-5 197 Ben Haas (Lehigh) W Fall, 5:48 197 Josh Roetman (Navy) W D, 7-6 1/2 197 Jake Anderson (Cornell) W D, 8-4 197 Derek White (Oklahoma State) L D, 3-2 197 Ben Darmstadt (FLWC) W MD, 14-5 1/13 197 Josh Murphy (Drexel) L D, 6-4 1/14 197 Jaydin Bears (Missouri) W MD, 17-6 1/21 197 Ben Haas (Lehigh) W D, 2-1 1/22 197 Tristan Sponseller (Lock Haven) L D, 8-6 1/28 197 Logan Kirby (Harvard) W Fall, 6:22 Edinboro Open (4-1) 2/4 197 Edgar Ruano (Clarion) W TF, 16-1 197 Josh Roetman (Navy) L Fall, 7:00 197 Landon Pelham (Central Michigan) W D, 13-9 Cornell NCAA Champions at 197 Pounds 197 Tom Murray (Lehigh) W D, 10-5 2012 Cam Simaz 197 Steve Congenie (Cornell) W D, 10-6 2/11 197 #10 Brett Harner (Princeton) W D, 7-6 Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 197 Pounds 2/19 197 #4 Kollin Moore (Ohio State) L MD, 20-9 EIWA Championships (5-1, 3rd) 2004 Matt Greenberg 2011 Cam Simaz 3/3 197 Gordon Bolig (Franklin & Marshall) W MD, 12-3 2006 Jerry Rinaldi 2012 Cam Simaz 197 Rocco Caywood (Army West Point) L D, 4-3 2007 Jerry Rinaldi 197 Logan Kirby (Harvard) W Fall, 1:49 2009 Cam Simaz 3/4 197 Mark Tracy (Binghamton) W MD, 11-2 2010 Cam Simaz 197 #11 Brett Harner (Princeton) W Fall, 4:12 197 Jeric Kasunic (American) W D, 3-1 (sv1) Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 20 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics

Cornell NCAA Tournament History Four-Time NCAA Qualifiers (17) Season Finish Points Champs A-A Qualifiers Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 2016-17 2015-16 7th 67 2 3 9 Steve Anceravage 2005-09 12 -9 4 (06, 07, 08, 09) — 2 (08, 09) 2014-15 5th 71.5 1 4 9 Steve Bosak 2008-13 17 -5 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 1 (12) 3 (11, 12, 13) 2013-14 7th 53 0 3 8 Kyle Dake 2009-13 20 -0 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 2012-13 5th 65 1 4 7 Gabe Dean 2013- 15 -1 3 (14, 15, 16) 2 (15, 16) 2 (14, 15, 16) 2011-12 4th 102.5 3 5 9 2010-11 2nd 93.5 1 5 9 Mark Fergeson 1989-93 13 -8 4 (90, 91, 92, 93) — 2 (92, 93) 2009-10 2nd 90 1 4 8 Nahshon Garrett 2012-16 20 -4 4 (13, 14, 15, 16) 1 (16) 4 (13, 14, 15, 16) 2008-09 5th 73.5 1 4 9 Mike Grey 2007-11 14 -10 4 (08, 09, 10, 11) — 2 (08, 11) 2007-08 9th 63 1 4 6 Travis Lee 2001-05 18 -4 4 (02, 03, 04, 05) 2 (03, 05) 4 (02, 03, 04, 05) 2006-07 12th 47 0 4 8 2005-06 5th 62 0 4 8 Jordan Leen 2004-09 15 -6 4 (05, 07, 08, 09) 1 (08) 3 (07, 08, 09) 2004-05 4th 76.5 1 4 9 Mack Lewnes 2007-11 12 -7 4 (08, 09, 10, 11) — 3 (08, 10, 11) 2003-04 11th 51 0 3 8 Dustin Manotti 2002-06 17 -9 4 (03, 04, 05, 06) — 4 (03, 04, 05, 06) 2002-03 10th 52 1 3 8 Troy Nickerson 2005-10 20 -4 4 (06, 07, 09, 10) 1 (09) 4 (06, 07, 09, 10) 2001-02 t-18th 28 0 2 7 2000-01 t-28th 12.5 0 1 4 Dylan Palacio 2013- 11 -6 3 (14, 15, 16) — 1 (16) 1999-00 t-34th 11.5 0 0 5 Brian Realbuto 2013- 7 -4 3 (14, 15, 16) — 2 (14, 15) 1998-99 36th 9.5 0 0 5 Jerry Rinaldi 2003-07 11 -9 4 (04, 05, 06, 07) — 2 (06, 07) 1997-98 t-67th 1 0 0 3 Cam Simaz 2008-12 19 -5 4 (09, 10, 11, 12) 1 (12) 4 (09, 10, 11, 12) 1996-97 t-41st 6 0 1 1 1995-96 t-42nd 4 0 0 4 Chris Villalonga 2010-15 6 -9 4 (12, 13, 14, 15) — 1 (15) 1994-95 t-56th 1.5 0 0 3 1993-94 17th 22.5 1 1 2 Three-Time NCAA Qualifiers (12) 1992-93 10th 35 0 3 5 1991-92 15th 18 0 1 6 Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 1990-91 t-39th 5.5 0 0 4 Dave Auble 1957-60 8 -1 3 (58, 59, 60) 2 (59, 60) 2 (59, 60) 1989-90 20th 14 0 1 4 Tyler Baier 2000-05 8 -5 3 (03, 04, 05) — 1 (05) 1988-89 t-57th 2 0 0 2 Jace Bennett 2011-15 5 -6 3 (13, 14, 15) — — 1987-88 -- 0 0 0 2 1986-87 -- 0 0 0 1 Matt Greenberg 2000-04 10 -6 3 (02, 03, 04) — 1 (04) 1984-85 t-55th 2 0 0 1 Mark Grey 2013- 4 -4 2 (14, 15) — — 1983-84 t-44th 2.5 0 0 1 David Hirsch 1990-94 13 -4 3 (92, 93, 94) 1 (94) 2 (93, 94) 1980-81 33rd 7.25 0 1 2 Justin Kerber 2007-11 5 -6 3 (09, 10, 11) — — 1979-80 -- 0 0 0 2 1976-77 -- 0 0 0 1 Joe Mazzurco 2001-06 10 -7 3 (04, 05, 06) — 2 (05, 06) 1973-74 t-28th 5.5 0 0 4 Mike Mormile 2001-06 5 -6 3 (04, 05, 06) — — 1972-73 t-48th 2 0 0 1 Mike Nevinger 2010-14 11 -6 3 (12, 13,14) — 2 (12, 13) 1971-72 t-67th 1 0 0 1 Scott Roth 2000-04 2 -6 3 (02, 03, 04) — — 1969-70 t-40th 2 0 0 1 1967-68 t-32nd 7 0 1 1 Pat Waters 1986-90) 5 -5 3 (88, 89, 90) — 1 (90) 1966-67 t-24th 8 0 1 2 1964-65 t-28th 4 0 1 1 Two-Time NCAA Qualifiers (36) 1963-64 t-14th 14 0 2 9 1959-60 t-10th 17 1 1 2 Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 1958-59 12th 14 1 1 3 Alejandro Alvarez 2000-04 1 -4 2 (02, 03) — — 1957-58 t-7th 16 0 1 5 Corey Anderson 1999-01 4 -4 2 (00, 01) — — 1956-57 -- 0 0 0 2 Joe Arnold 1950-53 0 -3 2 (51, 53) — — 1954-55 t-22nd 3 0 0 8 1952-53 3rd 13 2 2 5 Josh Arnone 2005-10 2 -5 2 (07, 10) — 1 (07) 1950-51 -- 0 0 0 4 Frank Bettucci 1950-53 7 -2 2 (1951, 53) 1 (53) 1 (53) 1928-29 6th 7 1 1 2 Rex Boda 1952-55 2 -3 2 (53, 55) — — All-Time 1264 19 76 237 Seth Charles 1995-00 1 -4 2 (99, 00) — — Don Dickason 1950-53 5 -1 2 (51, 53) 1 (53) 1 (53) NCAA Tournament Records Dave Dunlop 1956-59 2 -2 2 (58, 59) — — Highest Finish: 2nd (2010, 2011) Sam Edwards 1977-81 2 -4 2 (80, 81) — — Most Team Points: 102.5 (2012 - 4th) Adam Frey 2006-08 3 -3 2 (07, 08) — — Most NCAA Champs: 3 (2012 - Dake at 157, Bosak at 184, Steve Friedman 1956-59 1 -2 2 (58, 59) — — Simaz at 197) Walter Grote 1971-74 2 -3 2 (72, 74) — — Most All-Americans: 5 (2011, 2012) Zach Hammond 2004-09 1 -4 2 (07, 09) — — Joel Holman 1992-98 1 -4 2 (96, 98) — — Most Qualifiers: 9 (1964, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, Joey Hooker 2003-07 2 -4 2 (05, 07) — — 2016) Otis Keller 1952-55 1 -2 2 (53, 55) — — Most Match Wins: 29 (2010) Carl Keske 1993-97 7 -4 2 (96, 97) — 1 (97) Career NCAA Tournament Record: 501-383 (.567) D.J. Meagher 2007-11 2 -4 2 (09, 11) — — Fastest Fall: 0:14, Troy Nickerson (125) over Joey Fio (Okla- Ben New 1995-00 2 -4 2 (99, 00) — — homa), 3/20/2009 Gene Nighman 1978-81 4 -3 2 (80, 81) — 1 (81) Frank Perrelli 2007-12 5 -4 2 (11, 12) — 1 (12) Duke Pickett 2012-16 0 -4 2 (15, 16) — — Dale Porter 1971-75 4 -3 2 (73, 74) — — Kyle Rackley 1991-93 8 -4 2 (92, 93) — 1 (93) Andy Rice 1984-88 0 -3 2 (87, 88) — — Jason Roach 1990-92 2 -3 2 (91, 92) — — David Sims 1989-92 0 -2 2 (91, 92) — — Jim Stanec 1997-2002 7 -4 2 (01, 02) — 1 (01) Geoff Stephens 1964-65 6 -6 2 (64, 65) — 2 (64, 65) Joe Tucceri 1996-00 3 -4 2 (99, 00) — — Leo Urbinelli 1996-01 5 -4 2 (00, 01) — — Clint Wattenberg 1998-03 9 -5 2 (02, 03) — 2 (02, 03) Cornell Big Red at NCAA Championships • Scottrade Center (St. Louis, Mo.) March 16-18, 2017 • Page 21 CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics

Gabe Webster 1998-03 1 -4 2 (02, 03) — — Pat Welch 1981-85 3 -3 2 (84, 85) — — Individual Honors Mike Yancosky 1991-95 3 -4 2 (94, 95) — — Olympians (4) Charles Ackerly (1920, GOLD); Dave Auble (1964); Mil- One-Time NCAA Qualifiers (60) ton McWilliam (1924); Walter Wright (1924). Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America Jacob Aiken-Phillips 2011-15 1 -2 1 (15) — — Hodge Award Winner (1) Nick Arujau 2011-13 1 -2 1 (12) — — Kyle Dake (2013). John Bove 1992-94 1 -2 1 (93) — — Shawn Bradley 1995-99 2 -2 1 (99) — — NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Wrestler (2) Bob Buchwald 1963-66 1 -1 1 (64) — — Frank Bettucci (1953); Kyle Dake (2013). Chuck Bush 1963-64 4 -2 1 (64) — — Carl Capra 1962-64 1 -1 1 (64) — — EIWA Wrestler of the Year (8) Monty Cheff 1993-97 1 -2 1 (96) — — Kyle Dake (2012; 2013); Gabe Dean (2015); Nahshon Mike Crandall 1967-71 1 -1 1 (70) — — Garrett (2014); Travis Lee (2003, 2005); Troy Nickerson Dave Crawford 1971-74 0 -1 1 (74) — — (2009); Cam Simaz (2012). Warren Crow 1963-64 1 -2 1 (64) — — Keith Dickey 2003-07 2 -2 1 (06) — — EIWA Freshman of the Year (7) Carlos Eason 1993-96 1 -4 1 (96) — — Kyle Dake (2010); Gabe Dean (2014); Nahshon Gar- Ben Egerton 1954-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — rett (2013); Travis Lee (2002); Mack Lewnes (2008) Fran Ferraro 1963-66 0 -1 1 (64) — — Troy Nickerson (2006), Cam Simaz (2009). John Fogarty 1996-99 0 -2 1 (98) — — Joey Galasso 2015- 1 -2 1 (16) — — EIWA Coaches Trophy (14) Charles Gratto 1954-57 0 -1 1 (55) — — Dave Auble (1959, 1960); Frank Bettucci (1953); Kyle Jerry Graziano 1985-90 0 -2 1 (90) — — Dake (2013); Gabe Dean (2015, 2017); Nahshon Bob Greenleaf 1995-00 3 -2 1 (99) — — Joe Guciardo 1986-90 2 -2 1 (90) — — Garrett (2016); David Hirsch (1994); Carl Keske (1996); Ben Honis 2015- 0 -0 1 (17) — — Travis Lee (2004, 2005); Mack Lewnes (2010); Robert Bill Jemison 1953-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — Mathers (1938); Cam Simaz (2012). Maciej Jochym 2007-12 1 -2 1 (12) — — Tom Jones 1961-64 0 -2 1 (64) — — EIWA Fletcher Memorial Trophy (12) Hyman Josefson 1926-29 2 -2 1 (29) — — Steve Anceravage (2009); Dave Auble (1960); Kyle Roger Judd 1952-55 0 -1 1 (55) — — Dake (2013); Gabe Dean (2017); Mark Fergeson Ron Keene 1976-79 0 -1 1 (77) — — (1993); Nahshon Garrett (2015, 2016); David Hirsch Dennis Kitko 1994-96 0 -1 1 (95) — — (1994); Travis Lee (2005); Mack Lewnes (2011); Troy Chris Labbate 1985-89 0 -1 1 (89) — — Stryker Lane 2009-13 0 -2 1 (13) — — Nickerson (2010); Cam Simaz (2012). Bob Lynch 1953-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — EIWA Sheridan Memorial (6) Dalton Macri 2015- 2 -2 1 (16) — — Josh Arnone (2008); Steve Bosak (2011); Kyle Dake Corey Manson 2006-11 2 -2 1 (11) — — Al Marion 1958-61 2 -1 1 (60) — — (2013); Gabe Dean (2016); Troy Nickerson (2009); Dan Miracola 2002-06 1 -2 1 (06) — — Mike Wittenberg (1964). Dick Minekime 1965-68 4 -2 1 (68) — — Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (16) Carmon Molina 1955-58 2 -2 1 (58) — — Ben Morgan 1987-91 1 -2 1 (91) — — Kyle Dake (2013); Gabe Dean (2015); Mark Fergeson Bruce Morgan 1990-93 1 -2 1 (93) — — (1992, 1993); Nahshon Garrett (2014, 2016); David Don New 1964-67 4 -2 1 (67) — — Hirsch (1994); Travis Lee (2003, 2005); Mack Lewnes Mike New 1989-92 2 -2 1 (92) — — (2009, 2010); Troy Nickerson (2006); Jason Roach Neal Orr 1962-65 0 -1 1 (64) — — (1991); Cam Simaz (2009, 2010); Pat Waters (1990). Marshall Peppelman 2010-13 1 -2 1 (12) — — Mike Rodriguez 2004-08 2 -2 1 (08) — — Ivy League Rookie of the Year (15) Nate Rupp 1994-98 0 -2 1 (98) — — Kyle Dake (2010); Gabe Dean (2014); Mark Fergeson Dave Schaefer 1972-76 1 -2 1 (74) — — (1990); Adam Frey (2007); Joey Galasso (2016); Owen Scott 2013-17 1 -2 1 (16) — — Tyler Shovlin 2001-05 1 -2 1 (05) — — Nahshon Garrett (2013); Mike Grey (2008); Eric Steve Smethurst 1954-57 9 -1 1 (57) — — Kaufman (1988); Mike Klinglesmith (1992); Travis Lee Glenn Stafford 1926-29 2 -0 1 (29) — — (2002); Jordan Leen (2005); Dustin Manotti (2003); Bob Stock 1964-67 2 -2 1 (67) — — Troy Nickerson (2006); Cam Simaz (2009); Pat Waters Jeramy Sweany 2015- 0 -2 1 (16) — — (1997). Ned Tudi 1954-55 0 -1 1 (55) — — Bill Van Gilder 1950-52 0 -1 1 (51) — — New York State Wrestler of the Year (14) Dick Vincent 1955-58 3 -1 1 (58) — — Tom Waldron 1999-01 0 -2 1 (01) — — Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013); Gabe Dean George Willis 1956-59 0 -1 1 (57) — — (2015); Mark Fergeson (1993); Nahshon Garrett Mike Wittenberg 1961-64 0 -1 1 (64) — — (2014); David Hirsch (1994); Travis Lee (2003, 2005); Brandon Womack 2015- 0 -0 1 (17) — — Jordan Leen (2008); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2009); Clint Wattenberg (2002).

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New York State Freshman of the Year (9) Gabe Dean (2014); Nahshon Garrett (2013); Mike Dual Meet Wrapup Klinglesmith (1992); Travis Lee (2002); Mack Lewnes 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by major decision over #13 Nicholas Gravina (R), 16-3 (2008); Dustin Manotti (2003); Troy Nickerson (2006); Match 1: #8 Cornell 18, Buffalo 15 Nov. 19, 2016 * Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.) 197: Ben Honis (C) won by major decision over Anthony Messner (R), 4-0 Cam Simaz (2009); Tom Waldron (2001). 285: #19 Jeramy Sweany (C) won by fall over Razohnn Gross (R), 4:32 • Despite missing four NCAA tournament qualifiers in its season debut, Four-Time First-Team All-Ivy League (6) the Cornell wrestling team kept the train rolling with an 18-15 dual Match 4: #1 Oklahoma State 23, #8 Cornell 19 Mark Fergeson (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993); Nahshon meet victory over Buffalo on at Newman Arena. Dec. 17, 2016 * Gallagher-Iba Arena (Stillwater, Okla.) Garrett (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016); Mike Grey (2008, • Two-time NCAA champion Gabe Dean’s at 184 pounds proved to • Seniors Gabe Dean and Brian Realbuto continued the reach mile- 2009, 2010, 2011); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2007, 2009, be the difference as the Big Red moved to 1-0 on the season. stones and underclassmen Noah Baughman and Brandon Womack 2010); Jerry Rinaldi (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007); Cam • The Big Red lost four of its five matches by a single point and won earned falls over top 10 wrestlers, but top-ranked Oklahoma State was Simaz (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012). each of its decisions by at least five points, but in the end the differ- up to the task in a 23-19 win over No. 8 Cornell at Gallagher-Iba Arena. ence was a dominant senior doing what he does. • Realbuto became the 26th wrestler in school history to reach 100 Three-Time First-Team All-Ivy League (16) • Dean was well on the way to a bonus point victory over Brett Perry career wins with a narrow 3-2 victory over No. 4 Kyle Crutchmer. Tyler Baier (2003, 2004, 2005); Steve Bosak (2011, 2012, before putting his shoulders to the mat 27 seconds into the third pe- • His third period takedown was the difference in improving to 100-17 2013); Dave Crawford (1972, 1973, 1974); Kyle Dake riod. in his four-year career. (2010, 2011, 2013); Gabe Dean (2014, 2015, 2016); • That gave Cornell some breathing room at 18-9 before Buffalo won • He was backed up by Dean, who won his 131st match and his fifth Carlos Eason (1995, 1996, 1997); David Hirsch (1992, a pair of one-point decisions in the final two weights to fall just short. straight bonus win against a ranked opponent with a thoroughly 1993, 1994); Justin Kerber (2008, 2010, 2011); Carl 125: Derek Spann (UB) won by decision over Noah Baughman (C), 7-4 dominating 14-6 major decision over No. 6 Nolan Boyd. Keske (1995, 1996, 1997); Travis Lee (2003, 2004, 2005); 133: Bryan Lantry (UB) won by decision over #15 Mark Grey (C), 3-2 • After the Cowboys won tough decisions at 197 and 285, Noah Baugh- 141: Jason Estevez (UB) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 3-2 Jordan Leen (2005, 2007, 2008); Mack Lewnes (2009, man extended the Big Red’s lead to 13-6 with a second period fall over 149: #20 Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over Colt Cotten (UB), 10-4 No. 9 Nick Piccinnini. 2010, 2011); Mike Mankowich (1982, 1983, 1984); Gene 157: Taylor Simaz (C) won by decision over Kobe Garrehy (UB), 8-1 • Womack added his eighth win by fall of the season to close the dual 165: #20 Brandon Womack (C) won by decision over Derek Holcomb (UB), 13-6 Nighman (1979, 1980, 1981); Dale Porter (1973, 1974, just 73 seconds into his match with eighth-ranked Chandler Rogers. 1975); Brian Realbuto (2014, 2015, 2016); Pat Wa- 174: #5 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over Muhamed McBryde (UB), 9-4 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall Brett Perry (UB), 5:27 174: #6 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over #4 Kyle Crutchmer (OSU), 3-2 ters (1987, 1988, 1990); Pat Welch (1983, 1984, 1985). 197: James Benjamin (UB) won by decision over Ben Honis (C), 4-3 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by major decision over #6 Nolan Boyd, 14-6 Two-Time First-Team All-Ivy League (18) 285: Jake Gunning (UB) won by decision over Craig Scott (C), 5-4 197: #5 Preston Weigel (OSU) won by decision over Ben Honis (C), 3-2 285: #11 Austin Schafer (OSU) won by decision over Craig Scott (C), 7-3 Jacob Aiken-Phillips (2013, 2014); Steve Anceravage Matches 2-3: 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by fall over #9 Nick Piccinnini (OSU), 4:36 (2006, 2007); Jeff Farrow (1986, 1988); Jerry- Gra #8 Cornell 39, Hofstra 0 133: #5 Kaid Brock (OSU) won by major decision over #17 Mark Grey (C), 17-6 ziano (1988, 1990); Matt Greenberg (2003, 2004); 141: #1 Dean Heil (OSU) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 6-1 Jack Macko (1987, 1988); Joe Mazzurco (2005, 2006); #8 Cornell 28, #10 Rutgers 10 149: #3 Anthony Collica (OSU) won by fall over Joey Galasso (C), 3:37 Nov. 27, 2016 * Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 157: #3 Joseph Smith (OSU) won by major decision over Kyle Simaz (C), 15-6 Bruce Morgan (1992, 1993); Scott O’Neil (1985, 1986); • The eighth-ranked Cornell wrestling team one-upped the Big Red 165: #20 Brandon Womack (C) won by fall over #8 Chandler Rogers (OSU), 1:13 Dylan Palacio (2014, 2015); Frank Perrelli (2011, hockey team, winning two matches at Madison Square Garden to 2012); Kyle Rackley (1992, 1993); Andy Rice (1987, sweep the Grapple at the Garden. Match 5: #8 Cornell 21, #18 Oklahoma 19 Dec. 18, 2016 * McCasland Field House (Norman, Okla.) 1988); Jason Roach (1991, 1992); Dave Schaefer • The Big Red improved to 3-0 on the season with a 39-0 win over Hof- • Cornell’s big guns put up bonus points, but it was a pair of seniors (1974, 1976); Tim Szwec (1990, 1991); Aaron Taylor stra and a 28-10 triumph over No. 10 Rutgers. who put the Big Red in position to top No. 18 Oklahoma 21-19 at Mc- (1998, 2000); Mike Yancosky (1994, 1995). • Cornell hockey got the weekend started on Saturday night with a 3-1 Casland Field House. victory over New Hampshire to make the Big Red a perfect 3-0 on the • Craig Scott jumped out to a big lead and held off No. 12 Ross Larson weekend at the World’s Most Famous Arena. NCAA Championships by a 9-7 score at heavyweight, and Mark Grey used a takedown and • The Big Red’s win over Rutgers avenged last season’s dual meet loss Four-Time NCAA Champions (1) back points in the final seconds to avoid an upset at 133 with an 8-5 to the Scarlet Knights and came on the heels of a momentum-building Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013). victory over Trae Blackwell. shutout of the Pride, its third shutout of Hofstra since 2011. • While the two seniors were key, it was a sophomore who clinched Two-Time NCAA Champions (3) • The 18-point win was Cornell’s largest over a ranked team since top- the win. Dave Auble (1959, 1960); Gabe Dean (2015, 2016); ping No. 16 Virginia Tech 34-0 in February of 2014. • Joey Galasso all but put the dual out of reach when he earned a • Senior Gabe Dean was his usual dominant self, earning a 33 second Travis Lee (2003, 2005). major decision over 13th-ranked Davion Jeffries in an 11-3 win at 149 fall over Hofstra’s Mike Oxley before a just as impressive 16-3 major pounds, dominating the All-America contender for a strong resume One-Time NCAA Champions (9) decision over 13th-ranked Nicholas Gravina in the nightcap. Frank Bettucci (1953); Steve Bosak (2012); Don Dicka- win. 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by decision over Jacob Martin (H), 3-1 son (1953); Nahshon Garrett (2016); David Hirsch 133: Mark Grey (C) won by decision over Vinny Vespa (H), 14-12 165: #7 Clark Glass (OU) won by decision over #20 Brandon Womack (C), 3-1 (1994); Jordan Leen (2008); Troy Nickerson (2009); 141: Will Koll (C) won by decision over Connor Burkert (H), 9-4 174: #6 Brian Realbuto (C) won by over Hayden Hansen (OU), 16-0 Cam Simaz (2012); Glenn Stafford (1929). 149: #19 Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over Ryan Burkert (H), 9-6 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall over Andrew Dixon (OU), 1:36 157: Taylor Simaz (C) won by decision over Jake Kaminsky (H), 5-2 197 #19 Brad Johnson (OU) won by decision over Ben Honis (C), 5-3 (SV1) Four-Time NCAA All-Americans (6) 165: #20 Brandon Womack (C) won by fall over Bobby Fehr (H), 3:50 285: Craig Scott (C) won by decision over #12 Ross Larson (OU), 9-7 Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013); Nahshon Gar- 174: #5 Brian Realbuto (C) won by technical fall over Sage Heller (H), 21-3 125: Christian Moody (OU) won by fall over Noah Baughman (C), 1:38 133: #17 Mark Grey (C) won by decision over Trae Blackwell (OU), 8-5 rett (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016); Travis Lee (2002, 2003, 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall over Mike Oxley (H), 0:33 197: Ben Honis (C) won by major decision over Nezar Haddad (H), 9-1 141: Mike Longo (OU) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 5-4 2004, 2005); Dustin Manotti (2003, 2004, 2005, 285: #19 Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over Omar Haddad (H), 6-2 149: Joey Galasso (C) won by major decision over #13 Davion Jeffries (OU), 11-3 2006); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2007, 2009, 2010); Cam 157: #8 DaWaylon Barnes (OU) won by major decision over Kyle Simaz (C), 11-0 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by decision over Sean McCabe (R), 3-1 Simaz (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012). 133: Mark Grey (C) won by decision over #13 Tyson Dippery (R), 6-3 Match 6: #7 Cornell 24, #25 Drexel 18 Three-Time NCAA All-Americans (4) 141: #5 Anthony Ashnault (R) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 6-4 Jan. 13, 2017 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) 149: #10 Ken Theobold (R) won by decision over #19 Joey Galasso (C), 6-0 Steve Bosak (2011, 2012, 2013); Gabe Dean (2014, • Bonus points decided Cornell’s 24-18 win over No. 25 Drexel at Fried- 157: John Van Brill (R) won by major decision over Taylor Simaz (C), 8-0 man Wrestling Center. 2015, 2016); Jordan Leen (2007, 2008, 2009); Mack 165: #20 Brandon Womack (C) won by fall over Willie Scott (R), 4:24 • The Big Red had two falls and three major decisions to pull away for Lewnes (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011). 174: #5 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over Philip Bakuckas (R), 4-2 the victory and improve to 10-1-1 all-time against the Dragons. 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125: #8 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) won by technical fall over Noah Baughman (Cor- • Without the services of two-time national champion Gabe Dean, Two-Time NCAA All-Americans (11) Cornell jumbled its lineup with mixed results. nell), 17-1 • Senior All-Americans Dylan Palacio and Brian Realbuto had no prob- 133: #19 Mark Grey (Cornell) won by decision over Joe Lobeck (Lehigh), 6-4 Steve Anceravage (2008, 2009); Dave Auble (1964, lems going up a weight, with Palacio making his season debut with a 141: #11 Randy Cruz (Lehigh) won by decision over Will Koll (Cornell), 1-0 1965); Mark Fergeson (1992, 1993); Mike Grey 149: #11 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) won by technical fall over Dylan Realbuto (2008, 2011); David Hirsch (1993, 1994); Joe Maz- 12-2 major decision over Austin Rose at 165 and Realbuto capturing (Cornell), 17-1 a second period fall over Owen Brooks at Dean’s usual weight, 184 157: #5 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) won by major decision over Taylor Simaz (Cor- zurco (2005, 2006); Mike Nevinger (2012, 2013); pounds. nell), 13-4 Brian Realbuto (2014, 2015); Jerry Rinaldi (2006, • Sophomore Brandon Womack, however, wasn’t as fortunate, losing a 165: #4 Dylan Palacio (Cornell) won by decision over Cole Walter (Lehigh), 3-2 2007); Geoff Stephens (1964, 1965); Clint Watten- 13-8 decision at 174 while also going up a weight class. 174: #4 Brian Realbuto (Cornell) won by fall over #6 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh), 6:15 berg (2002, 2003). 184: #1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) won by fall over Andrew Price (Lehigh), 3:22 125: Tanner Shoap (D) won by technical fall over Noah Baughman (C), 20-2 197: Ben Honis (Cornell) won by decision over Ben Haas (Lehigh), 2-1 One-Time NCAA All-Americans (18) 133: #19 Mark Grey (C) won by fall over Brendan Hasson (D), 2:29 285: #18 Doug Vollaro (Lehigh) won by decision over Jeramy Sweany (Cornell), 141: Will Koll (C) won by major decision over Vincent Foggia (D), 11-2 Josh Arnone (2007); Tyler Baier (2005); Frank Bettucci 3-1 (sv1) 149: #18 Matthew Cimato (D) wins by major decision over Jonathan Furnas (1953); Chuck Bush (1964); Don Dickason (1953); Matt (C), 8-0 Match 9: #10 Cornell 31, Lock Haven 15 Greenberg (2004); Carl Keske (1997); Dick Minekime 157: Taylor Simaz (C) won by major decision over Willie Davis (D), 14-4 Jan. 22, 2017 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) (1968); Don New (1967); Gene Nighman (1981); Dylan 165: #4 (157) Dylan Palacio (C) won by major decision over Austin Rose (D), 12-2 174: Ebed Jarrell (D) won by decision over #19 (165) Brandon Womack (C), 13-8 • Cornell’s 70-match win streak against unranked opponents looked Palacio (2016); Frank Perrelli (2012); Kyle Rackley 184: #4 (174) Brian Realbuto (C) won by fall over Owen Brooks (D). 4:19 to be in jeopardy for a moment, but the Big Red finished strong to top (1993); Glenn Stafford (1929); Jim Stanec (2001) Chris 197: Josh Murphy (D) won by decision over Ben Honis (C), 6-4 Lock Haven 31-15 at the Friedman Wrestling Center. Villalonga (2015); Dick Vincent (1958); Pat Waters (1990). 285: Joey Goodhart (D) won by decision over Jeramy Sweany (C), 11-6 • The Big Red led just 16-15 heading into the final three matches, but Cornell eased out by winning each to extend the streak further. Match 7: #9 Missouri 25, #7 Cornell 11 • Taylor Simaz used relentless pressure and an unending motor to force EIWA Championships Jan. 14, 2017 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) a disqualification at 157, drawing five stall calls to pick up six big team Four-Time EIWA Champions (5) • The Cornell wrestling team won the final three matches of the dual, points with the stallout in the third period. Gabe Dean (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017); Nahshon but Missouri’s strength early proved too much to overcome as the • Sophomore Brandon Womack controlled his 165-pound match over Garrett (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016); Travis Lee (2002, ninth-ranked Tigers raced out to a 25-0 lead and handed the Big Red a Jared Siegrist in an 8-2 win, then Brian Realbuto put the capper on. 2003, 2004, 2005); Mack Lewnes (2008, 2009, 2010, 25-11 at Friedman Wrestling Center. • He used two violent throws in the first minute to pick up back points, 2011); Cam Simaz (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012). • Senior Brian Realbuto swept the weekend at 184 in place of two- with the second resulting in a 51-second fall over Adam Mackie at 174. Three-Time EIWA Champions (6) time defending national champion Gabe Dean with a major decision • His classmate Gabe Dean didn’t need much more time than that, victory over Matt Lemanowicz to begin a string of three consecutive picking up a 96-second pin of Gavin Caprio after the blind draw started Dave Auble (1958, 1959, 1960); Frank Bettucci (1951, wins to complete the dual. the dual at 184. 1952, 1953); Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2013); David • Ben Honis majored Jayden Bears at 197, while heavyweight Jeramy • Noah Baughman earned the third win by fall for the Big Red on the Hirsch (1992, 1993, 1994); Troy Nickerson (2006, Sweany was a 4-0 winner over Austin Myers. day with his pin early in the third that gave Cornell a lead back after 2009, 2010); Brian Realbuto (2015, 2016, 2017). • Missouri’s first six wins of the dual all came with highly-ranked wres- Lock Haven took a 9-6 edge. tlers earning wins, though only three came against Big Red starters at Two-Time EIWA Champions (16) their natural weights. 184: #1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) won by fall over Gavin Caprio (Lock Haven), 1:36 Jace Bennett (2014, 2015); Mark Fergeson (1992, 197: Tristan Sponseller (Lock Haven) won by decision over Ben Honis (Cornell), 8-6 125: #17 Barlow McGhee (M) won by decision over Noah Baughman (C), 7-2 285: #16 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) won by fall over Jeramy Sweany (Cor- 1993); Mike Grey (2010, 2011); Nathan Hurwitz 133: #15 John Erneste (M) won by decision over #19 Mark Grey (C), 8-2 nell), 3:36 (1933, 1934); Hyman Josefson (1928, 1929); Carl 141: #10 Jaydin Eierman (M) won by major decision over Will Koll (C), 15-4 125: Noah Baughman (Cornell) won by fall over Jake Field (Lock Haven), 5:32 Keske (1996, 1997); Jordan Leen (2007, 2009); Rob- 149: #7 Lavion Mayes (M) won by major decision over Jonathan Furnas (C), 12-4 133: DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) won by decision over #19 Mark Grey (Cornell), 4-0 ert Mathers (1938, 1939); Dylan Palacio (2016, 157: #7 Joey Lavallee (M) won by decision over Taylor Simaz (C), 5-3 141: Will Koll (Cornell) won by major decision over Lewis Williams (Lock Haven), 12-0 165: #7 Daniel Lewis (M) won by technical fall over Joey Galasso (C), 16-0 149: Kyle Shoop (Lock Haven) won by decision over Jonathan Furnas (Cornell), 7-2 2017); Ford Penny (1931, 1932); Frank Perrelli 174: Dylan Wisman (M) won by decision over #19 (165) Brandon Womack (C), 9-4 157: Taylor Simaz (Cornell) won by disqualification over Kyle Hammond (Lock (2011, 2012); Kyle Rackley (1992, 1993); David Sims 184: #4 (174) Brian Realbuto (C) won by major decision over Matt Lemanowicz Haven), 6:16 (1991, 1992); Glenn Stafford (1928, 1929); Chris Vil- (M), 14-1 165: #18 Brandon Womack (Cornell) won by decision over Jared Siegrist (Lock lalonga (2014, 2015); Pat Welch (1984, 1985). 197: Ben Honis (C) won by major decision over Jayden Bears (M), 17-6 Haven), 8-2 285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over Austin Myers (M), 4-0 174: #4 Brian Realbuto (Cornell) won by fall over Adam Mackie (Lock Haven), 0:51 One-Time EIWA Champions (41) Match 8: #10 Cornell 21, #7 Lehigh 20 Carl Almquist (1943); Steve Anceravage (2007); Jan. 21, 2017 * Leeman-Turner Arena (Bethlehem, Pa.) Matches 10-11: Corey Anderson (2000); Tyler Baier (2005); George • Consecutive pins by seniors Brian Realbuto and Gabe Dean allowed #9 Cornell 35, Brown 8 Bancroft (1932); Powell Beyland (1931); Steve Bo- Cornell to rally from a 17-3 halftime deficit for a 21-20 victory over No. Match 11: #9 Cornell 33, Harvard 11 sak (2013); John Bove (1993); Forbes Brown (1946); 7 Lehigh at Leeman-Turner Arena. Jan. 28, 2017 * Providence, R.I. & Cambridge, Mass. Bob Buchwald (1966); Seth Charles (1999); Monty • Cornell dominated the second half of the dual, winning the first four • The Cornell wrestling team extended its Ivy League win streak to 75 Cheff (1996); Dave Crawford (1974); Don Dickason matches, including a neutral fall for fourth-ranked Realbuto against matches with a pair of dominant performances on the road, sweeping (1953); Dave Dunlop (1958); Fran Ferraro (1966); sixth-ranked Ryan Preisch. through Brown (35-8) and Harvard (33-11). Steve Friedman (1959); John Geier (1927); Matt • Moments later, Dean stuck his 14th opponent in 20 starts, thoroughly • Bonus points came aplenty from Big Red seniors against the Bears. Greenberg (2004); Abbott Hennessey (1930); Joel dominating against Andrew Price before putting him away 22 seconds Cornell earned first period falls from Taylor Simaz at 157 and Gabe Holman (1998); Ken Hunt (1953); Howard Johnson into the second period. Dean at 184 and technical fall triumphs from Brian Realbuto at 174 • Ben Honis used an escape and a stalling point on Ben Haas to win at (1930); Dennis Kitko (1995); Joe Mazzurco (2005); and Owen Scott at 197 to extend its Ancient Eight win streak to 74 Al Marion (1960); Jimmy Miller (1946); Ben Morgan 197 to extend the team lead to 21-17 before Sweany was taken down matches. (1991); Bruce Morgan (1993); Don New (1967); Gene in sudden victory by 18th-ranked Doug Vollaro. • The Big Red trailed 5-4 heading into 141 pounds, but Will Koll started • The result wasn’t enough for the home team in front of a sold-out a stretch that saw seven wins in eight matches, with the only loss Nighman (1981); Dale Porter (1974); Fred Richardson crowd. coming in a wild 14-13 decision for Jon Viruet over Dylan Palacio at (1934); Jason Roach (1991); Geoff Stephens (1965); • Cornell’s lone win in the first half of the match was Mark Grey’s 6-4 165 pounds. Ken Troudsell (1930); Joe Tucceri (1999); Sam Wake- win over Joe Lobeck at 133, though Will Koll gave 11th-ranked Randy • Dean again earned a fall in the nightcap, a second period stick of his man (1930); Pat Waters (1989); Clint Wattenberg Cruz all he could handle in a 1-0 loss at 141. cousin, Kanon. (2002); Mike Yancosky (1995).

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• Noah Baughman also won by fall at 125, as did Ben Honis at 197. 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by decision over Jeremy Schwartz (P), 5-1 New York State Championships • The Crimson held an 8-5 lead after three matches, but Jonathan 133: Carl Antrassian (P) won by major decision over Jacob Lehr (C), 16-4 Four-Time New York State Champions (2) Furnas started a run of six consecutive Big Red victories with a 12-6 141: Will Koll (C) won by major decision over A.J. Vindici (P), 11-1 decision over Hunter Ladnier, completing a personal 2-0 day. 149: Joe Oliva (P) won by decision over Joey Galasso (C), 4-2 Jace Bennett (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014); Gabe Dean 157: May Bethea (P) won by decision over Taylor Simaz (C), 11-5 (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016). • Simaz also swept the day with a pair of bonus wins, including his 165: Brandon Womack (C) won by decision over Brooks Martino (P), 10-5 18-5 major over Coby Knight at 157 against the Crimson to give the Three-Time New York State Champions (4) 174: #3 Brian Realbuto (C) won by major decision over #13 Casey Kent (P), 11-3 visitors a lead it would never relinquish 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by forfeit Carlos Eason (1995, 1996, 1997); Mark Fergeson 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by major decision over Trey Keeley (B), 12-3 197: #19 Owen Scott (C) won by decision over #17 Frank Mattiace (P), 3-2 (1990, 1991, 1992); Mike Mankowich (1982, 1983, 133: Jimmy Pawelski (B) won by technical fall over Jacob Lehr (C), 17-0 285: Craig Scott (C) won by major decision over Tyler Hall (P), 17-3 1984); Pat Welch (1983, 1984, 1985). 141: Will Koll (C) won by decision over Zeke Salvo (B), 10-5 149: Jonathan Furnas (C) won by decision over Travis Vasquez (B), 5-3 Match 14: #9 Cornell 21, Princeton 12 Two-Time New York State Champions (11) 157: Taylor Simaz (C) won by fall over William McDonald (B), 1:49 Feb. 11, 2017 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) Shawn Bradley (1998, 1999); Monty Cheff (1996, 165: Jon Viruet (B) won by decision over #7 Dylan Palacio (C), 14-13 • Cornell wrestling ran out to an 18-0 halftime advantage and cruised to 1997); Nahshon Garrett (2012-Nov, 2015); David 174: #4 Brian Realbuto (C) won by technical fall over Andrew LaBrie (B), 16-0 its 15th straight Ivy League title and a 21-12 victory over Princeton at Hirsch (1992, 1994); Luke Hogle (2005, 2006); Colin 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall over CJ LaFragola (B), 1:41 the Friedman Wrestling Center. 197: #17 Owen Scott (C) won by technical fall over Tucker Ziegler (B), 17-2 McDonald (2010, 2011); Duke Pickett (2014, 2015); • The win clinched the Big Red’s 38th league championship and extend- 285: Craig Scott (C) won by decision over Ian Butterbrodt (B), 7-4 ed the longest streak by any Ivy League team in any sport. Brian Realbuto (2013, 2015); Jason Roach (1991, 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by fall over Connor Sakmar (H), 4:00 • The dual began at 157 and essentially ended at 197, as Cornell punc- 1992); Leo Urbinelli (1999, 2001); Mike Yancosky 133: Sam Goldman (H) won by technical fall over Jacob Lehr (H), 17-1 tuated the halftime edge with a late third period takedown of 10th- (1994, 1995). 141: A.J. Jaffe (H) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 7-5 (sv1) ranked Brett Harner by Ben Honis for a 7-6 upset victory. 149: Jonathan Furnas (C) won by decision over Hunter Ladnier, 12-6 • It didn’t actually clinch the dual until after adding a sudden victory One-Time New York State Champions (45) 157: Taylor Simaz (C) won by major decision over Colby Knight (H), 18-5 Alejandro Alvarez (2002); Corey Anderson (2001); 165: #7 Dylan Palacio (C) won by major decision over Kyle Bierdumpfel (H), 14-6 win by Noah Baughman at 125 and limiting the Tigers to three deci- Noah Baughman (2016); John Bove (1993); Seth 174: #4 Brian Realbuto (C) won by major decision over Josef Johnson (H), 14-2 sions by their ranked wrestlers, avoiding bonus points. • Seniors Brian Realbuto and Gabe Dean, less than half an hour after Charles (1999); Bricker Dixon (2012-Jan); Sam Ed- 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall over Kanon Dean (H), 4:16 197: Ben Honis (C) won by fall over Logan Kirby, 6:22 being celebrated on Senior Day, scored nine total points with a major wards (1980); John Fogarty (1998); Jerry Graziano 285: Nick Gajdzik (H) won by decision over Jeramy Sweany (C), 7-4 decision and technical fall, respectively. (1990); Mark Grey (2013); Mike Grey (2010); Joel • After a break that saw former Big Red All-Americans Joe Mazzurco Holman (1996); Joey Hooker (2008); Maciej Jochym Match 12: #9 Cornell 34, Columbia 9 and Jerry Rinaldi as part of the Hall of Distinguished Wrestling Alumni, (2008); Carl Keske (1997); Mike Klinglesmith (1992); Feb. 4, 2017 * University Gymnasium (New York, N.Y.) Princeton made a late rally with four wins in its last five matches. • Cornell senior Gabe Dean became the school’s career leader in bonus Will Koll (2016); Travis Lee (2002); Marc MacFarland point wins with a first-minute fall as ninth-ranked Cornell dominated 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by decision over Jeremy Schwartz (P), 5-1 (1992); Jack Macko (1988); Dan Miracola (2005); Tay- the second half of the meet in a 34-9 win over Columbia at University 133: Carl Antrassian (P) won by major decision over Jacob Lehr (C), 16-4 lor Moore (2010); Ben Morgan (1991); Mark Murray 141: Will Koll (C) won by major decision over A.J. Vindici (P), 11-1 Gymnasium. 149: Joe Oliva (P) won by decision over Joey Galasso (C), 4-2 (1980); Mike Nevinger (2012-Nov); Jeff New (1997); • Dean earned the fall over Jacob Young just 38 seconds into his match 157: May Bethea (P) won by decision over Taylor Simaz (C), 11-5 Mike New (1992); Gene Nighman (1981); Ottie to collect his 94th bonus point victory, surpassing four-time All-Amer- 165: Brandon Womack (C) won by decision over Brooks Martino (P), 10-5 Pendleton (1998); Frank Perrelli (2010); Kyle Rackley ican Cam Simaz (93). 174: #3 Brian Realbuto (C) won by major decision over #13 Casey Kent (P), 11-3 (1993); Dylan Realbuto (2015); Scott Roth (2002); • His 18th win by fall of the season also matched Kyle Dake’s senior 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by forfeit campaign on the single season charts and has pinned five straight 197: #19 Owen Scott (C) won by decision over #17 Frank Mattiace (P), 3-2 Nate Rupp (1998); Craig Scott (2012-Nov); Sean Sev- 285: Craig Scott (C) won by major decision over Tyler Hall (P), 17-3 erin (1999); Cam Simaz (2010); Jim Stanec (2002); opponents. • Dean’s continued dominance overshadowed an early Big Red deficit, Aaron Taylor (1999); Kevin Troche (1981); Chris Vil- Match 15: #8 Cornell 19, #4 Ohio State 18 as Columbia led 9-3 after three matches. lalonga (2013); Pat Waters (1990); Clint Wattenberg Feb. 19, 2017 * Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.) • Cornell answered in a big way - seven consecutive wins to cruise to • Senior Brian Realbuto beat top-ranked Bo Jordan at 174 pounds and (2002); Gabe Webster (2002); Brandon Womack the victory. (2016). No. 1 Gabe Dean defeated defending NCAA champion Myles Martin at 125: Noah Baughman (Cornell) won by decision over Johnson Mai (Columbia), 4-0 184, but it was sophomore Jeramy Sweany’s victory at heavyweight 133: Alec Kelly (Columbia) won by fall over Jacob Lehr (Cornell), 0:53 that lifted Cornell to a 19-18 upset win over No. 4 Ohio State. Coaching Awards 141: Jacob Macalolooy (Columbia) won by decision over Will Koll (Cornell), 8-2 • The Big Red closed its regular season with a 13-2 record after knock- 149: Jonathan Furnas (Cornell) won by decision over Sam Ward (Columbia), 5-1 NWCA Coach of the Year (1) ing off the Buckeyes in the NWCA National Duals Championship Series. Rob Koll (2005). 157: Taylor Simaz (Cornell) won by fall over Tyler Oberg (Columbia), 1:55 165: Brandon Womack (Cornell) won by decision over Tyrel White (Columbia), 3-1 • Realbuto, a two-time NCAA All-American and 2015 national finalist, upset Dan Gable Coach of the Year (1) 174: #3 Brian Realbuto (Cornell) won by fall over Austin Coniker (Columbia), 4:01 the unbeaten Jordan thanks to a first period takedown just 16 seconds in. Rob Koll (2005). 184: #1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) won by fall over Jacob Young (Columbia), 0:38 • Dean was just as impressive against the reigning champion at 174 197: Jake Anderson (Cornell) won by major decision over Michael Bulkin (Co- pounds, controlling the center against Martin throughout. Intermat Coach of the Year (1) lumbia), 11-2 • Trailing 18-16 heading into the heavyweight match and with Buck- Rob Koll (2010). 285: Craig Scott (Cornell) won by decision over Garrett Ryan (Columbia), 6-2 eye Olympic gold medalist sitting the dual out, Cornell’s Sweany picked up the lone takedown, earned an escape and a riding Ivy League Coach of the Year (2) Match 13: #9 Cornell 27, Penn 10 point for the clinching 4-0 win over Josh Fox. Rob Koll (2015, 2016). Feb. 10, 2017 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) • The Cornell wrestling team set up a showdown for the Ivy League 125: Noah Baughman (C) won by decision over #16 Jose Rodriguez (OSU), 4-0 EIWA Coach of the Year (3) title with unbeaten Princeton thanks to a 27-10 victory over Penn at 133: #1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) won by technical fall over #20 Mark Grey (C), Rob Koll (2007, 2010, 2017). the Friedman Wrestling Center. 19-4 (5:00) 141: #12 Luke Pletcher (OSU) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 5-2 New York State Coach of the Year (8) • Cornell won the final five matches to overcome a 10-7 deficit midway 149: #5 Micah Jordan (OSU) won by fall over Jonathan Furnas (C), 5:35 Rob Koll (1995, 1999, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2010, through the dual. 157: #10 Dylan Palacio (C) won by major decision over Anthony Decarlo (OSU), 19-8 2012); Jack Spates (1992). • A pair of Big Red seniors won battles against nationally ranked Quak- 165: Brandon Womack (C) won by decision over Cody Burcher (OSU), 4-2 ers, Gabe Dean took career win number 142 via forfeit and Craig Scott 174: #3 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over #1 Bo Jordan (OSU), 3-2 and Brandon Womack bookended the second half of the dual to set up 184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by decision over #10 Myles Martin (OSU), 10-5 a championship rematch against Princeton. 197: #4 Kollin Moore (OSU) won by major decision over Ben Honis (C), 20-9 285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over Josh Fox (OSU), 4-0

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