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Wisconsin Wrestling WISCONSIN Contact: Betsy Golomski WRESTLING Offi ce: 608-262-2255 / Cell: 608-279-8641 Big Ten Championships E-mail: [email protected] BADGERS BEGIN POST SEASON AT 2009 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008 SCHEDULE/RESULTS X No. 16 Wisconsin (9-8-0 overall, 3-5-0 Big DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Ten) kicks off the post season at the 2009 Big Nov. 15 ACC/Big Ten Clash Ten Championships in University Park, Pa. #21 Virginia W, 25-15 Wisconsin sends 10 grapplers, six of which are North Carolina W, 27-8 competing in their first Big Ten championship. N.C. State W, 20-15 X The Big Ten Network will broadcast the finals NOV. 21 #2 IOWA STATE# L, 27-7 of the 2009 Big Ten Championships LIVE begin- ning at 1 p.m. (CT). UWBadgers.com will also be NOV. 30 OREGON STATE W, 24-13 at the championships providing live updates on Dec. 5-6 Cliff Keen Invite T13/64.5 pts the Wisconsin wrestlers with the Wrestling Blog. Dec. 13 #24 Northern Iowa@ W, 36-9 X Wisconsin took sixth at last year’s Big Dec. 29-30 Midlands Championships 4th/98.5 pts Ten championships with 85.5 team points and Jan. 10-11 National Duals qualified eight grapplers for the 2008 NCAA Jan. 10 #16 Boise State L, 24-12 Championships. Four of those qualifiers will #19 Indiana W, 19-15 compete this weekend including Zach Tanelli #11 Minnesota L, 22-15 (141 lbs.), Kyle Ruschell (149 lbs.), Dallas Senior Dallas Herbst has placed third at the Jan. 23 #1 Iowa* L, 24-12 Herbst (197 lbs.) and Kyle Massey (heavy- last two Big Ten Championships at 197 lbs. weight). Herbst finished the highest of any UW Jan. 25 #19 Northwestern* L, 21-19 Herbst is the highest ranked Big Ten wrestler wrestler at last year’s Big Ten’s, placing third. Jan. 30 Michigan State* L, 25-17 at 197 lbs. and brings a No. 3 ranking into Tanelli took fifth at 133 lbs. last year while Feb. 1 #16 Penn State* W, 28-13 the tournament. He finished the regular Ruschell placed sixth at 141 lbs. but forefited two season 20-2 overall and 8-0 against Big Ten FEB. 8 #9 ILLINOIS* L, 24-16 matches due to an injury. Massey placed fourth competition. FEB. 13 #11 MINNESOTA* W, 19-15 at the 2008 Big Tens after going 2-2. FEB. 15 #25 PURDUE* W, 19-15 X Competition begins Saturday, March 7 at 10 a.m. (CT). A second session takes place FEB. 22 #6 OHIO STATE* (BTN) L, 24-18 at 5 p.m. and then the third and final session begins at 11 a.m. Sunday, March 8. Mar. 7-8 Big Ten Championships All Day X Wisconsin looks for its first individual Big Ten champion since Tom Clum captured the Mar. 19-21 NCAA Championships All Day 133 lbs. title in 2006. The Badgers placed seventh in 2006 and followed that up in 2007 with their highest finish under head coach Barry Davis, placing second in 2007. Wisconsin All times Central. Home matches in BOLD CAPS and has 41 Big Ten Champions in the history of the program but has never won the Big Ten wrestled at the UW Field House, with the exception of the team title. Nov. 21 dual at the Kohl Center. Rankings reflect InterMat/ X Davis has coached six Big Ten Champions (Keith Davison, Matt Hanutke, Eric Jetton, NWCA poll at the time of the match. Donny Pritzlaff, Kevin Wilmont and Tom Clum). * Big Ten Conference match # Match held at the Kohl Center @ Match held at Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin Dells UW Probable Starters Weight Name Year Hometown Overall vs. B10 Field 2008 Place 125 Drew Hammen Junior Random Lake, Wis. 4-18 0-11 --- 133 Tom Kelliher Freshman Burnsville, Minn. 0-12 0-7 --- 141 #1 Zach Tanelli Senior Millburn, N.J. 23-3 10-0 5th (133) 149 #5 Kyle Ruschell Junior Crittenden, Ky. 23-5 7-4 6th (141) 157 Ben Jordan Freshman St. Paris, Ohio 7-14 1-6 --- 165 #2 Andrew Howe Freshman Cedar Lake, Ind. 22-4 11-0 --- 174: Travis Rutt Freshman New Prague, Minn. 9-13 3-8 --- 184: Eric Bugenhagen Sophomore Franklin, Wis. 7-15 2-9 --- 197: #3 Dallas Herbst Senior Winneconne, Wis. 20-2 8-0 3rd Hwt.: #18 Kyle Massey Senior Champlin, Minn. 21-7 8-3 4th *All rankings are from latest USA Today/InterMat/NWCA poll Athletic Communications Office • University of Wisconsin • Kellner Hall • 1440 Monroe Street • Madison, WI 53711 X Seven of the 10 individual Big Ten champions from 2008 return to the 2009 champion- Wrestling Rankings ships. Iowa won the 2008 Big Ten Championships with 127.0 points while Minnesota fin- ished runner-up with 112.5 points. USA TODAY/InterMat/NWCA Poll - Feb. 24 X Wisconsin is ranked fifth in InterMat’s Tournament Strength Rankings that came out Feb. 25. Rank Team 1 Iowa* 2 Cornell LAST TIME OUT 3 Iowa State* X Wisconsin closed out its 2008-09 dual campaign with a 24-18 loss at home against 4 Nebraska No. 6 Ohio State. The Badgers won four bouts, including an upset at 165 lbs. The Badgers 5 Missouri 6 Ohio State* also said goodbye to nine seniors in the UW Field House finale, including starters Zach 7 Lehigh Tanelli, Dallas Herbst and Kyle Massey. 8 Illinois* X True freshman Andrew Howe registered an upset at 165 lbs. by knocking off then- 9 Boise State* No. 2 Colt Sponseller, 3-2. Howe, who was ranked No. 8 at the time, has fared well against 10 Central Michigan wrestlers ranked No. 2 in the country and is now 3-1 against those ranked No. 2. His wins 11 Oklahoma State came against Moza Fay from Northern Iowa, Ryan Morningstar from Iowa and Sponseller. 12 Minnesota* Howe also lost to Fay at Midlands. 13 Oklahoma 14 Edinboro X With the win, Howe ended his freshman regular season with a perfect 13-0 dual mark 15 Virginia Tech (including 8-0 in Big Ten duals) and 22-4 overall. Howe also rides an 11-match winning 16 Wisconsin streak into Big Tens, his last loss coming against Fay on Dec. 30, 2008. 17 Old Dominion X Seniors Dallas Herbst and Kyle Massey ended their final regular season on high 18 Michigan notes with wins against the Buckeyes. It was fitting that Herbst won his final bout at 19 Northwestern* home in the form of a pin. Herbst, who set the UW record for career pins this season, 20 Kent State tallied his 55th career pin by sticking Jason Cook in 2:02. Herbst also has a 10-match 21 Indiana* winning streak coming into Big Tens, his last loss coming against Boise State’s Brent 22 Northern Iowa* 23 Hofstra Chriswell on Jan. 10. 24 Penn X Massey also went out with a win by defeating OSU’s Corey Morrison, 8-1. It was 25 Purdue* Massey’s second win over Morrison this season after pinning him at the Cliff Keen Invite. RV: American, Penn State* X Junior Kyle Ruschell picked up his sixth pin of the season, and second in as many matches, by sticking OSU’s Owen Schaefer in the final bout of the afternoon. Ruschell has W.I.N. Magazine Poll - Feb. 23 a six-match winning streak heading into Big Tens. As a freshman, Ruschell placed second Rank Team at Big Tens at 141 lbs. 1 Iowa* X Senior Zach Tanelli did not wrestle against Ohio State but he rides a 16-match 2 Cornell winning streak into Big Tens. He finished his senior year with a 23-3 overall, 15-1 dual 3 Iowa State* record. He has not lost since Dec. 13, 2008 when he was pinned by Northern Iowa’s Trent 4 Nebraska Washington. That marked the end of a three-match losing streak for Tanelli. He also 5 Ohio State* brings the No. 1 ranking into Big Tens, a spot he has held for the last five weeks. 6 Missouri 7 Lehigh 8 Boise State* 9 Illinois* 10 Central Michigan 11 Oklahoma State 12 Michigan 13 Oklahoma 14 Wisconsin 15 Minnesota* 16 Edinboro 17 Old Dominion 18 Kent State 19 Indiana* 20 Virginia Tech 21 Northwestern* 22 Hofstra 23 Penn 24 Northern Iowa* UW Individual Ranked Wrestlers 25 Penn State* Weight Name NWCA AWN W.I.N. RevWrestling WCPR RPI *indicates UW dual opponent 141 Zach Tanelli 1 1 1 1 1 2 149 Kyle Ruschell 5 5 5 5 5 3 165 Andrew Howe 2 5 3 8 4 1 174 Travis Rutt -- -- -- -- 33 -- 197 Dallas Herbst 3 3 2 2 2 4 Hwt Kyle Massey 18 8 8 9 8 9 NWCA=USA Today/InterMat/NWCA poll; AWN=Amateur Wrestling News; W.I.N.=W.I.N. Magazine; WCPR=Final NCAA Wrestling Coaches Panel Rankings (Feb. 26); RPI as of Feb. 26 2008-09 SEASON NOTES JUST ONE AWAY HEAD COACH BARRY DAVIS X Senior heavyweight Kyle Massey is just Barry Davis enters his HERBST BREAKS RECORD one pin away from ranking on UW’s career 15th season at the falls list. Massey sits at 26 career falls and X Senior Dallas Herbst tied and then helm of the Wisconsin needs one more to move into a four-way tie broke the UW’s career falls record in wrestling program. His for ninth. Badgers finished the Wisconsin’s first competition of the season. 2007-08 dual season Herbst pinned Brent Jones from Virginia in with a 14-4-1 overall 1:08 to record his 47th career pin and then HOWE HE RANKS mark and 5-3 in the stuck Daniel Llamas from North Carolina X True freshman Andrew Howe entered Big Ten.
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