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1980 50Th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 50th NCAA Wrestling Tournament 1980 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Team Champion Iowa - 110.75 Points Outstanding Wrestler: Howard Harris - Oregon State Gorriaran Award: Howard Harris - Oregon State Top Ten Team Scores Number of Individual Champs in parentheses. 1 Iowa 110.75 (2) 6 Lehigh 56.25 2 Oklahoma State 87 (2) 7 Wisconsin 55 (1) 3 Iowa State 81.75 8 North Carolina State 37.25 (1) 4 Oklahoma 67.5 9 Oregon State 32.5 (1) 5 Arizona State 56.5 10 Kentucky 24.25 Champions and Place Winners Wrestler's seed in brackets, [US] indicates unseeeded. 1181st: Joe Gonzales [1] - Cal State-Bakersfield (6-3) 2nd: Dan Glenn [2] - Iowa 3rd: Jim Zenz [4] - North Carolina State (3-2) 4th: Gary Fischer [3] - Cal Poly-SLO 5th: Mike Picozzi [6] - Iowa State (7-6) 6th: Rich Santoro [8] - Lehigh 7th: Tony Leonino [9] - Auburn (8-1) 8th: Mark Zimmer [11] - Wisconsin 1261st: John Azevedo [1] - Cal State-Bakersfield (17-9) 2nd: Jerry Kelly [7] - Oklahoma State 3rd: Ricky Dellagatta [3] - Kentucky (19-8) 4th: Eddie Ortiz [9] - Arizona State 5th: Byron McGlathery [2] - Tennessee-Chattanooga (4-1) 6th: Mike Giustizia [12] - Tennessee 7th: Khris Whelan [US] - Missouri (14-11) 8th: Jeff Thomas [6] - Michigan State 1341st: Randy Lewis [1] - Iowa (11-3) 2nd: Darryl Burley [2] - Lehigh 3rd: Derek Glenn [US] - Colorado (10-2) 4th: Buddy Lee [US] - Old Dominion 5th: Thomas Landrum [11] - Oklahoma State (WBF 3:33) 6th: Harlan Kistler [US] - UCLA 7th: Jim Gibbons [3] - Iowa State (WFT) 8th: Mike Bauer [5] - Oregon State 1421st: Lee Roy Smith [1] - Oklahoma State (10-7) 2nd: Andre Metzger [2] - Oklahoma 3rd: Bill Cripps [3] - Arizona State (WBF 3:18) 4th: Lenny Zalesky [6] - Iowa 5th: Doug Parise [9] - Temple (4-2) 6th: Dave Brown [4] - Iowa State 7th: Denny Reed [US] - Lehigh (WBF 1:27) 8th: Jeff Barksdale [US] - Cal Poly-SLO 1501st: Andy Rein [1] - Wisconsin (4-2) 2nd: Scott Bliss [2] - Oregon 3rd: King Mueller [3] - Iowa (16-11) 4th: Roger Frizzell [5] - Oklahoma 5th: Mike Elliott [US] - Cal State-Fullerton (7-3) 6th: Fred Boss [US] - Central Michigan 7th: Tony Surage [US] - Rutgers (3-1) 8th: Tony Caravella [10] - Bloomsburg 1581st: Ricky Stewart [3] - Oklahoma State (11-6) 2nd: William Smith [5] - Morgan State 3rd: Isreal Sheppard [7] - Oklahoma (9-4) 4th: Tom Pickard [US] - Iowa State 5th: Dan Zilverberg [1] - Minnesota (2-0) 6th: Mike Terry [9] - Wisconsin 7th: Mark Stevenson [12] - Iowa (4-2) 8th: Jim Reilly [11] - Lehigh 1671st: Matt Reiss [US] - North Carolina State (4-2) 2nd: Perry Hummel [2] - Iowa State 3rd: Dave Evans [4] - Wisconsin (9-5) 4th: John Reich [8] - Navy 5th: Lee Spiegel [3] - Rhode Island (12-3) 6th: Brad Bitterman [US] - Northern Michigan 7th: Jamie Milkovich [12] - Auburn (8-3) 8th: Doug Anderson [US] - Iowa 1771st: Ed Banach [2] - Iowa (16-5) 2nd: Dave Allen [4] - Iowa State 3rd: Colin Kilrain [3] - Lehigh (3-0) 4th: Charlie Heller [US] - Clarion 5th: Steve Fraser [9] - Michigan (4-3) 6th: Ben Hill [US] - Tennessee 7th: Gary Germundson [7] - Oklahoma State (5-0) 8th: Dave Severn [8] - Arizona State 1901st: Noel Loban [8] - Clemson (4-4, 5-2) 2nd: Dan Severn [2] - Arizona State 3rd: Lou DiSerafino [6] - Rider (14-3) 4th: Mike Mann [4] - Iowa State 5th: Geno Savegnago [9] - Eastern Illinois (6-2) 6th: Mitch Hull [3] - Wisconsin 7th: Mike Brown [1] - Lehigh (4-3) 8th: Joe Atiyeh [US] - Louisiana State UNL1st: Howard Harris [1] - Oregon State (WBF 4:35) 2nd: Bruce Baumgartner [10] - Indiana State 3rd: Dean Phinney [US] - Iowa (WBF 3:46) 4th: Mike Haschak [9] - UCLA 5th: Steve Williams [7] - Oklahoma (3-0) 6th: Harold Smith [2] - Kentucky 7th: Ron Essink [3] - Grand Valley State (WBF 1:16) 8th: Jeff Golz [US] - Ohio State Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 1 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Jim Zenz, North Carolina State [4] Jim Zenz 11-8 Wade Genova, Boston University Jim Zenz 7-5 Tony Leonino, Auburn [9] 118 Weight Class Tony Leonino 8-1 Richard Berry, Idaho State Jim Zenz 5-4 Tracy Moore, Utah State [5] Doug Smith 17-8 Doug Smith, Western Michigan Shelby Stone 10-6 Shelby Stone, Oklahoma Shelby Stone 15-12 Mike Jones, Colorado Joe Gonzales 16-7 Rich Santoro, Lehigh [8] Rich Santoro 13-2 Chris Taylor, Brigham Young Rich Santoro 6-1 Dan Foldesy, Cleveland State Mike Millward Fall 2:53 Mike Millward, Lock Haven Tony Calderaio, Slippery Rock Joe Gonzales 27-7 Joe Gonzales 25-11 Joe Gonzales, Cal State-Bakersfield [1] Angelo Marino, Indiana [12] Joe Gonzales 20-7 Angelo Marino 19-2 Bobby Greenwood, Virginia Military Joe Gonzales 6-3 Mark Zimmer, Wisconsin [11] Mark Zimmer 11-6 Jorge Leon, West Chester Dan Glenn 13-5 Dan Glenn, Iowa [2] Dan Glenn 8-4 Jim Pagano, William & Mary Dan Glenn 18-6 Tom Jacoutot, SUNY-Buffalo Dale Mills Fall 6:02 Dale Mills, Syracuse [7] Dale Mills 21-6 Randy Majors, Oregon State Roger Desart 10-8 Roger Desart, Nevada-Las Vegas Dan Glenn 10-2 Matt Hawes, Springfield Gary Fischer 12-5 Gary Fischer, Cal Poly-SLO [3] Gary Fischer 7-1 Randy Hoffman, Arizona State [10] Randy Hoffman 9-1 Ed Bailey, Salisbury Greg Robbins, Utah Gary Fischer 3-2 Mike Picozzi 8-5 Mike Picozzi, Iowa State [6] Joe Biggs, Ohio State Mike Picozzi 16-12 Tom Reed 17-7 Tom Reed, SIU-Edwardsville Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 2 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Genova, Boston University 118 Consolation Bracket Leonino 6-1 Leonino, Auburn Leonino 5-4 Stone, Oklahoma Santoro 4-0 Higa, Washington Fischer 9-5 Fischer, Cal Poly-SLO Marino 8-3 Marino, Indiana Santoro 3-2 Third Place: Jim Zenz, North Carolina State 3-2 Santoro, Lehigh Fourth Place: Gary Fischer, Cal Poly-SLO Fifth Place: Mike Picozzi, Iowa State 7-6 Pagano, William & Mary Sixth Place: Rich Santoro, Lehigh Seventh Place: Tony Leonino, Auburn 8-1 Zimmer 3-3, 4-1 Eighth Place: Mark Zimmer, Wisconsin Zimmer, Wisconsin Zimmer 9-6 Mills, Syracuse Picozzi 8-0 Hawes, Springfield Zenz 12-9 Zenz, North Carolina State Hoffman 6-4 Hoffman, Arizona State Picozzi 8-6 Picozzi, Iowa State Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 3 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Championship Pigtail Bouts for 118 Gonzales, Joe - Cal State-Bakersfield Gonzales DSQ 6:00 Higa, Brian - Washington Consolation Pigtail Bouts for 118 Higa, Brian - Washington Higa 9-8 Calderaio, Tony - Slippery Rock Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 4 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Eddie Ortiz, Arizona State [9] Eddie Ortiz 7-5 Dave Cooke, North Carolina Eddie Ortiz 8-3 Mike Jacoutot, College of New Jersey 126 Weight Class Marvin Gasner 14-10 Marvin Gasner, Colorado [4] Eddie Ortiz 13-4 Joe Viola, Connecticut Khris Whelan 12-2 Khris Whelan, Missouri Khris Whelan 18-9 Mike Wenzel, Rider Steve Perdew 6-3 Steve Perdew, Slippery Rock [5] John Azevedo 12-7 Chris Bell, Wyoming Bryan Evans 11-4 Bryan Evans, Oklahoma Bryan Evans 9-6 Brent Hagen, Northern Iowa [8] Steve Bastianelli 10-9 Steve Bastianelli, Lehigh Gary Bohay, UCLA John Azevedo Fall 7:48 John Azevedo 11-9 John Azevedo, Cal State-Bakersfield [1] Scott Barrett, Boise State John Azevedo 7-1 Mike Giustizia 15-5 Mike Giustizia, Tennessee [12] John Azevedo 17-9 John Lamanna, Illinois State Mike Romero Fall 6:26 Mike Romero, Arizona Jerry Kelly 15-6 Jerry Kelly, Oklahoma State [7] Jerry Kelly Fall 3:36 Larry Haughn, Michigan Jerry Kelly 12-0 Byron McGlathery, Tennessee-Chattanooga Byron McGlathery 5-4 Jeff Kerber, Iowa Byron McGlathery 6-5 Don Reese, Bloomsburg Steve Jastrabek 11-2 Steve Jastrabek, Clarion [11] Jerry Kelly Fall 3:19 Tim Bishong, Toledo Ed Snook 17-2 Ed Snook, Brigham Young Jeff Thomas 10-5 Jeff Thomas, Michigan State [6] Jeff Thomas 6-5 Dick Lemelle, Cal Poly-SLO Ricky Dellagatta, Kentucky [3] Ricky Dellagatta 7-4 Ricky Dellagatta Fall 2:49 Kevin Richard, SUNY-Brockport Gene Leonard, Kent State Ricky Dellagatta 19-7 Gary Lefebvre Fall 7:54 Gary Lefebvre, Minnesota [10] Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 5 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Cooke, North Carolina 126 Consolation Bracket Gasner 8-6 Gasner, Colorado Whelan 17-8 Whelan, Missouri Giustizia 10-3 Bohay, UCLA Dellagatta 10-4 Dellagatta, Kentucky Giustizia 6-4 Giustizia, Tennessee Giustizia 8-5 Third Place: Ricky Dellagatta, Kentucky 19-8 Evans, Oklahoma Fourth Place: Eddie Ortiz, Arizona State Fifth Place: Byron McGlathery, Tennessee-Chattanooga 4- Haughn, Michigan Sixth Place: Mike Giustizia, Tennessee Seventh Place: Khris Whelan, Missouri 14-11 Haughn 8-3 Eighth Place: Jeff Thomas, Michigan State Romero, Arizona McGlathery 10-2 McGlathery, Tennessee-Chattanoog McGlathery 6-4 Richard, SUNY-Brockport Ortiz 8-5 Ortiz, Arizona State Lefebvre 9-7 Lefebvre, Minnesota Thomas 3-3, 5-2 Thomas, Michigan State Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 6 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State Championship Pigtail Bouts for 126 Evans, Bryan - Oklahoma Evans 12-3 Baza, Eddie - San Jose State Azevedo, John - Cal State-Bakersfield Azevedo Fall 4:26 Reto, Alan - East Stroudsburg Kelly, Jerry - Oklahoma State Kelly Fall 3:11 Edwards, Sam - Cornell Consolation Pigtail Bouts for 126 Bohay, Gary - UCLA Bohay Reto, Alan - East Stroudsburg Haughn, Larry - Michigan Haughn 6-5 Edwards, Sam - Cornell Compiled by wrestlingstats.com 1980 NCAA Wrestling Championship Page 7 of 30 3/13/1980 to 3/15/1980 at Oregon State John Dolch, Salisbury Dalen Wasmund DFT 6:48 Dalen Wasmund, Minnesota Mike Bauer 7-3 Mike Bauer, Oregon State [5] 134 Weight Class Mike Bauer 12-1 Dave DiSabato,
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