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Anthony Robles 1 2 2019-20 Roster 2019-20 Schedule Name Wt Yr Hometown Date Opponent Location Time Hunter Balk 157 Fr. Weatherford, TX Nov. 1 M&G Tempe, AZ 6 pm Cade Belshay 197 RSo. Clovis, CA Nov. 9 Journeymen Duals Troy, NY TBD Cleveland Belton 133 Fr. Corona, CA Nov. 10 Journeymen CC Troy, NY All Day Julian Chlebove 133 Fr. Northhampton, PA Nov. 15 Augustana Tempe, AZ 7 pm Austin Clayton 184 RSo. Middletown, DE Nov. 16 McKendree Tempe, AZ 11 am Zane Coleman 184 Fr. Choctaw, OK Nov. 22 Penn State Tempe, AZ 7 pm Brandon Courtney 125 RSo. Goodyear, AZ Dec. 6 Cliff Keen Las Vegas, NV All Day Cory Crooks 141 RJr. Anthem, AZ Dec. 7 Cliff Keen Las Vegas, NV All Day Brady Daniel 285 RSo. Olney, MD Dec. 15 Reno TOC Reno, NV All Day Navonte Demison 149 RSo. Bakersfield, CA Dom Digena 125 Fr. Mendham, NJ Dec. 29 Midlands Hoffman, IL All Day Jacob Good 197 Fr. Clovis, CA Dec. 30 Midlands Hoffman, IL All Day Tanner Hall 285 GSr. Meridian, ID Jan. 6 Ohio State Columbus, OH 5 pm Josiah Kline 133 Jr. Tucson, AZ Jan. 11 Sun Devil Duals Chandler, AZ TBD Josh Kramer 133 RSr. Buckeye, AZ Jan. 17 Oregon State* Tempe, AZ 7 pm Josh Maruca 149 RSr. Murrysville, PA Jan. 31 Stanford* Tempe, AZ 6 pm Ryan Moltz 149 So. Salida, CO Feb. 7 UALR* Little Rock, AR 5:30 Trey Munoz 174 Fr. Mission Viejo, CA Feb. 9 Missouri Columbia, MO 12 pm Kordell Norfleet 197 Jr. Chicago, IL Feb. 15 Cal Poly* San L. Obispo, CA 8 pm Josh Nummer 174 Fr. Kodiak, AK Feb. 16 CSU Bakersfield* Bakersfield, CA 2 pm Ethan Pickren 149 Fr. Panama City Beach, FL Feb. 21 Lehigh Bethelem, PA 5 pm William Pickren 125 RSo. Panama City Beach, FL Feb. 23 UNC Chapel Hill, NC 12 pm Chad Porter 197 RSo. Phoenix, AZ Mar. 7 Pac-12 Tourney Palo Alto, CA All Day Nicholas Raimo 125 Fr. East Hanover, NJ Mar. 19 NCAA’s Minneapolis, MN All Day Roman Rozell 197 Sr. Apache Junction, AZ Mar. 20 NCAA’s Minneapolis, MN All Day Cohlton Schultz 285 Fr. Parker, CO Mar. 21 NCAA’s Minneapolis, MN All Day Josh Shields 157 RSr. Murrysville, PA Jacori Teemer 149 RFr. Long Beach, NY Alex Torres 165 RFr. Phoenix, AZ *Pac-12 Conference match Dillon Ulrey 165 Sr. Central Point, OR * All times AZ time Anthony Valencia 174 RSr. Bellflower, CA Zahid Valencia 184 RSr. Bellflower, CA Aaron Valenzuela 125 Fr. Somerton, AZ 3 Mission and Values Arizona State Wrestling Vision To create and develop a world class wrestling program in a university environment by developing all members of the program into outstanding leaders in our community while helping them obtain advanced degrees in higher education and positioning them to win NCAA, world, and Olympic gold medals. ASU Wrestling Mission and Goals •Build a program where there is no ceiling in the program. You can become as good as you want to become. •Deliver the highest possible service to our student-athletes and be a productive member of our university and our athletic department. The New American Wrestling Program - Arizona State •1 | Leverage our Place | To build an overall program of success. •2 | Transform the Wrestling Model | From the youth level to the Olympic podium, ASU Wrestling will assist wrestlers through the pipeline from sport introduction to the Olympic gold medal. •3 | Value Wrestling Creativity | ASU Wrestling uses its world class knowledge and encourages strategic wrestling innovation. •4 | Enable Student Success | ASU Wrestling is committed to the success of the unique student-athlete. •5 | Build a bridge amongst Olympic Disciplines | ASU Wrestling partners with the National Team to develop an overall strategic program. •6 | Be Socially Embedded | ASU Wrestling connects with wrestling communities through social media to build its fan base and support. •7 | Engage Locally and Globally | ASU Wrestling understands the global wrestling model and use it as a catalyst to excellence. In addition, we service our wrestling community by engaging the Tempe, Phoenix, and Arizona fan base. •8 | Character and Ethical Responsibility | ASU Wrestling encourages strong decision making skills and builds the program around solid character. •9 | Leaders of our Communities | ASU Wrestling is building leaders for the future. 4 Head Coach Zeke Jones 5 Zeke Jones Bio Sun Devil wrestling head coach Zeke Jones enters his sixth season at the helm of the program and in just three and a half years has completely changed the face of ASU wrestling. Arizona State Vice President for University Athletics and Athletics Director Ray Anderson signed Jones to a contract that will keep him at ASU until 2021. A former Sun Devil, Jones was a three-time All-American and national runner-up as a collegiate wrestler, as well as a member of the 1988 ASU national championship team. An Olympic silver medalist himself, Jones served as head coach of the United States Freestyle Wrestling Team, coaching U.S. Olympians in the 1996, 2000, 2004, 2012, and 2016 Olympic games. Jones led his alma mater to its 18th Pac-10/12 championship (20th conference title including two Western Athletic Conference titles) in 2018 behind six individual champions in Ali Naser (133), Jason Tsirtsis (149), Josh Shields (157), Anthony Valencia (165), Zahid Valencia (174), and Kordell Norfleet (184). The Sun Devils also earned their highest finish (10th) at NCAA’s since 2011 in 2017-18. He has won four World Cup Gold medals and was selected The World’s Most Technical Wrestler, one of only three Americans ever to receive the award, by United World Wrestling, the international governing body for the sport of wrestling. Jones was Anderson’s first coaching hire, starting a long line of highly touted coaching hires at Arizona State that includes the likes of Bob Bowman (men’s and women’s swimming), Bobby Hurley (men’s bas- ketball), and Cliff English (women’s triathlon). “It is important we retain our high-caliber coaching hires and, without a doubt, Coach Jones has made a huge impact in his three years at Arizona State,” says Anderson. Already building an impressive resume at the ASU helm, Jones’ first full recruiting class, including heavy- weight Tanner Hall and brothers Zahid and Anthony Valencia, was tabbed the No. 1 recruiting class by D1CollegeWrestling.Net, FloWrestling, Intermat, and WIN Magazine. He continues to attract the nation’s top student-athletes, adding for 2018-19 the likes of Jacori Teemer, five-time New York state champion and Mason Smith, two-time NCAA qualifier from Central Michigan. In just three and a half years, he has also signed five No. 1 recruits in their perspective weights and eight that were ranked in the top 10 pound for pound. In addition, the Sun Devils have added eight cadet and junior world team members since Jones arrived. Academics have also been a high priority with Jones at the helm as several members of the current roster are part of Barrett Honors College, one of the nation’s top honors colleges. 6 Coaching Staff LEE PRITTS CHRIS JAMILL KELLY ASSISTANT COACH PENDELTON ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH - Named assistant coach on July 30, - Joined Sun Devil staff in May 2018 - Named assistant coach on Sept. 4, 2014 2012 - 2004 Olympic silver medalist in Athens, - Served as USAW assistant coach at Greece - Served as USA Wrestling assistant Women’s Freestyle Pan-American Cham- pionships coach at 2017 and 2018 Cadet World -Two-time World Team member, four-time Championships US National Team member - Coached six conference champion teams - Considered one of top recruiters in the - US Open Champion, two-time Pan country American Games silver medalist - Coached 2017 Women’s Senior World Runner-ups - Previous coaching experience: NC - Competed for Oklahoma State (1997- - Two-time NCAA Champion, State, 2000) Missouri, Old Dominion three-time All-American (174 lbs) at Okla- homa State - Most recently coached at Stanford and - Two-time team captain (118 lbs) at NC State Eastern Michigan, made 3 appearanc- - Top-10 wrestler of 2000’s (Intermat) es at NCAA championships, earned All-America - Big-12 All Century Team, 4-time NCAA Team Champion honors (1996) - 3-time USA National Team member 7 2018 International Competition Zahid Valencia competed in Final X in State College, Chad Porter represented the USA on the Greco-Ro- PA, a new set of competitions to decide who will rep- man Junior World Team while Brandon Courtney was a resent the United States on the Senior World Team. finalist for the Junior World Freestyle Team. Photo credit: Richard Immel 8 Barrett Honors Sun Devil wrestling has a strong recent history of numerous team members in Barrett, the Honors College at ASU. Estab- lished in 1988, Barrett, the Honors College, is one of the top honors colleges in the na- tion. Barrett students have the “Best of Both Worlds” - attending a Research I, Pac-12 school while living with other similar minded students. ASU is among the top pro- ducers of U.S. Fulbright scholarship winners. 9 2018-19 Season Stats All Matches in 2018-19 Season ‘Bonus Point’ Victories Career Numbers Sun Devil Wt. O’all Duals P-12 T’rny MD TF Pin Fast FW O’all Duals MD TF Fall Brandon Courtney 125 10-9 7-5 1-2 3-4 1-0 1-1 1-3 5:25 10-9 7-5 1-0 1-1 1-3 Ryan Millhof 125/133 11-2 4-1 1-0 7-1 3-1 3-0 2-0 1:01 66-30 30-15 10-3 10-0 10-2 Josh Kramer 133 6-4 1-1 0-0 5-3 1-0 1-0 0-1 37-27 7-8 7-4 2-1 3-3 Chance Ikei 133 3-3 0-0 0-0 3-3 0-0 2-1 0-1 1-0 4-5 0-0 0-1 2-1 0-1 Josiah Kline 133 20-13 5-8 2-2 15-5 4-3 2-0 6-2 2:39 31-21 6-10 6-5 3-1 11-5 Cory Crooks 141 13-19 3-12 2-2 10-7 2-3 1-1 0-1 23-33 3-15 4-6 3-2 1-2 Navonte Demison 141 0-4 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-4 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-4 Nikko Villarreal 149 4-3 0-0 0-0 4-3 1-0 0-0 1-1 4:35 27-32 6-16 4-4 1-2
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