NEBRASKA WRESTLING Weekly Notes: Tuesday, February 28, 2006

2005-06 Schedule Date Meet/Match Time/Score This Week in Husker Wrestling Nov. 18 Boise State W, 27-9 Conference Tournament: Nov. 19 Kaufman-Brand Open! N.T.S. Nov. 26 at Wyoming W, 40-3 No. 4/5 Nebraska (12-5) at 2006 Big 12 Wrestling Championships Dec. 4 at UNI Open N.T.S. Hilton Coliseum•Ames, Iowa•Saturday, March 4•11 a.m. Dec. 9 at Michigan W, 18-16 Last Year: 3rd-place fi nish, seven NCAA Qualifi ers, one champion (Padden-197) Dec. 11 at Minnesota L, 27-11 Television: Tape-Delayed on FSN (channel 37), fi nals shown at 12:30 p.m., March 12 Dec. 17 Nebraska Duals Oregon State W, 33-10 NU Aims for Conference Championship in Ames Cal Poly L, 21-19 The fi fth-ranked Nebraska wrestling team looks to compete for the conference championship and Jan. 2 Bloomsburg* W, 30-12 qualify wrestlers for the 2006 NCAA Championships at the Big 12 Wrestling Championship on Saturday, Jan. 7 Virginia Tech* W, 41-3 March 4 at Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa. The top three fi nishers in each weight class, along with six Jan. 14-15 at National Duals@ wrestlers selected for wild-card berths to nationals, will move on the NCAA Championships in Oklahoma Jan. 14 vs. Iowa W, 24-13 City, Okla March 16-18. vs. Michigan W 24-16 At last year’s Big 12 Championship, held in Omaha, Neb., the Huskers fi nished third behind the Jan. 15 vs. Oklahoma State L, 20-14 program’s fi rst individual champion since 2002, 197-pounder B.J. Padden, who defeated Oklahoma vs. Central Michigan W, 21-10 State’s Jake Rosholt in the 197-pound championship match. Jan. 21 American W, 29-21 The fi nals from the 2006 Big 12 Championships will be shown nationwide on a tape-delay basis. Jan. 29 Missouri W, 21-18 The fi nals are slated to be fi rst shown on FSN Midwest in Lincoln on Sunday, March 12 at 12:30 p.m. Feb. 3 at Oklahoma State L, 27-15 Check local listings for the date and time in your area. Feb. 10 Oklahoma L, 19-16 Feb. 19 at Iowa State W, 22-21 Last Time Out: #5 Nebraska 22, #7 Iowa State 21 March 4 Big 12 Championships 11 a.m. The fi fth-ranked Nebraska wrestling team picked up wins in fi ve of the fi rst seven matches and (Ames, Iowa) never looked back en route to a 22-21 win over seventh-ranked Iowa State on Feb. 19 at Hilton March 16-18 NCAA Championships 10 a.m. Coliseum in Ames, Iowa. The win was the Huskers’ 11th over Iowa State in the last 18 duals between the two schools including three of the last four and was Nebraska’s fi rst win over Iowa State in Ames (, Okla.) since the Huskers knocked off the then fi fth-ranked Cyclones, 21-17, on Jan. 27, 1996. All times are central. All home duals are Nebraska took an early 6-0 lead after Chris Oliver won by injury default at 157 pounds. After a in bold, and will be at the NU Coliseum, major decision loss at 165 pounds, the Huskers answered with a 2-0 victory by third-ranked Jacob unless *-Bob Devaney Sports Center Track, Klein at 174 pounds. Iowa State’s Kurt Backes would respond with a technical fall victory to even the Lincoln, Neb., !-Sapp Fieldhouse, Omaha, dual. Nebraska took a 13-9 lead in the fi fth match of the dual with an 18-5 major decision victory by Neb., @-UNI Dome, Cedar Falls, Iowa fi fth-ranked B.J. Padden over Joe Curran at 197 pounds. Padden scored the fi rst seven points of the match and never looked back en route to his 20th win of the season. Heavyweight Jon May extended the Huskers’ lead to seven with a 4-0 win over Richard Schopf. May took the lead with an escape in the second period, then added a two-point near fall in the third period after Schopf started the period down. May ended the match with a 1:50 advantage in riding time. Media Information Paul Donahoe earned Nebraska’s third straight win with a pin of Ben Hanisch with 20 seconds left in Wrestling Contact: Nate Rohr their 125-pound match. Donahoe, the ninth-ranked 125-pound wrestler, held a 10-3 lead in the match E-mail: [email protected] after a takedown with 54 seconds to go before closing out the match 14 seconds later. Phone: (402) 472-0694 or (402) 520-0088 Three straight wins by Iowa State drew the Cyclones within one of the Huskers, but the advantage NU SID Fax: (402) 472-2005 gained by Nebraska in winning fi ve of the fi rst seven matches proved to be enough for the Huskers’ 12th dual win of the season. NEBRASKA HUSKERS PROBABLE STARTERS Wt. Name Rank W-L Dual Pins TF MD Worth Noting 125 Paul Donahoe, Fr. 9/9/9 22-6 12-5 9/1 1 3 Four wins from cracking into NU top 10 for wins by a freshman 133 Patrick Aleksanyan, Fr. NR/NR/NR 14-13 7-10 2/1 0 3 Six of last nine opponents have been ranked 141 Dominick Moyer, Jr. 17/19/18 16-9 9-7 4/0 0 3 Won fi ve of last seven matches including three by fall 149 Robert Sanders, Fr. NR/NR/NR 12-10 2-5 1/0 0 2 Brand Open Champion, 149 pounds (Jan. 21, Omaha, Neb.) 157 Chris Oliver, Fr. 17/16/NR 16-6 11-5 5/0 1 1 Defeated three of last fi ve ranked opponents 165 Marc Harwood, Jr. 15/15/14 13-6 9-5 1/0 0 3 Five of last six opponents have been ranked 174 Jacob Klein, Sr. 4/4/4 19-3 14-3 3/1 3 2 Won eight of 10 matches, 4-2 vs. ranked foes since Jan. 2 184 Vince Jones, Fr. 11/14/13 24-5 6-3 15/1 0 1 15-match winning streak, Dec. 4 through Jan. 15 197 B.J. Padden, Sr. 5/2/3 20-3 12-2 5/0 1 4 Won of 17 of last 19 matches, four wins by fall, four by MD HWT Jon May, So. 19/17/14 15-13 7-10 4/2 1 0 Faced ranked opponents in 11 of last 14 actual matches Head Coach-Mark Manning, 85-32-1, 6th year at NU; 107-56-3, 9th year overall as head coach Head Assistant Coach: Charles Burton Assistant Coach: Mike Greenfi eld Volunteer Assistant Coach: Bryan Snyder Administrative Assistant: Jason Powell Strength and Conditioning: Jason Mester Club Coach: Travis Shufelt Individual Rankings given Amateur Wrestling News/WIN Magazine/Intermat; Team Ranking given WIN Magazine/Intermat-NWCA; WIN Magazine rankings as of Feb. 20, 2006; Amateur Wrestling News and Intermat/NWCA rankings as of Feb. 21, 2006 March 4, 2006 at 2006 Big 12 Championships NEBRASKA Saturday-#5 Nebraska at Big 12 Championships, 11 a.m., Hilton Coliseum, Ames, Iowa WRESTLING

#8/6 Iowa State (11-6) 125-Ben Hanisch (11-18) Last Year: March 5, 2005: Nebraska-3rd 133-Jesse Sundell (15-14) In a night highlighted by Nebraska’s first individual Big 12 Champion since 2002, the fourth-ranked Nebraska wrestling team saw seven wrestlers qualify for the 2005 NCAA Championships, at the 2005 141-Nate Gallick (28-0) Big 12 Championships held at Qwest Center OMAHA in Omaha, Neb. The Huskers finished third with 149-Jason Knipp (16-7) 47.5 team points, behind Oklahoma State and Iowa State. 197-pound junior wrestler B.J. Padden -or-Aron Scott (13-9) defeated top-ranked Jake Rosholt of Oklahoma State, 6-2, to earn the conference crown. 157-Trent Paulson (21-2) After a scoreless first period, Padden earned an escape three seconds into the second period to take an early 1-0 lead. Padden added to his lead with a takedown with 49 seconds to go in the frame. 165-Travis Paulson (25-4) After giving up an escape toward the end of the second period, Padden registered a third-period 174-David Bertolino (15-13) takedown to seal the dual. -or-Grant Turner (6-7) Travis Pascoe earned his fourth career trip to the NCAA Championships with his runner-up finish at 184-Kurt Backes (18-5) 184 pounds. Pascoe defeated Oklahoma’s Justin Dyer, 10-5, in the semifinals before losing by fall to Iowa State’s Kurt Backes in the first period of their match. 197-Joe Curran (10-17) Dominick Moyer clinched his first career bid to the NCAA Championships with his runner-up finish HWT-Richard Schopf (4-13) at 133 pounds. Moyer defeated Tyler McCormick of Missouri by injury default in the semifinals before losing to OSU’s Nathan Morgan by major decision, 14-6, in the finals. Iowa State Ranked Wrestlers Matt Keller earned his second career trip to the NCAA’s with a 6-3 victory over Iowa State’s Grant Wrestler AWN WIN NWCA Nakamura at 125 pounds. The sophomore from McDonald, Tenn., rebounded from a first-round loss 133-Jesse Sundell 18 17 NR by fall against Oklahoma State’s Coleman Scott, beating Missouri’s Tim Kephart, 10-3, and setting up 141-Nate Gallick 1 1 1 Keller’s victory over Nakamura. Also earning his way to nationals with a third-place finish was Jacob Klein at 165 pounds. He 157-Trent Paulson 2 2 2 defeated Travis Paulson of Iowa State, 3-1, to earn his spot at nationals. After losing in overtime to 165-Travis Paulson 9 9 8 Oklahoma State’s , Klein rebounded with a 1-0 win over Wes Roberts of Oklahoma in 174-David Bertolino 19 NR NR the consolation semifinals. 184-Kurt Backes 9 8 5 Matt Murray (141) and 149-pound wrestler Travis Shufelt were awarded wild-card berths to nationals. #1/3 Oklahoma State (16-2) 125-Coleman Scott (23-4) Scouting the Big 12 Championships 133-Nathan Morgan (26-1) The is traditionally known as one of the toughest wrestling conferences in the 141- Ethan Kyle (6-9) nation. As the conference prepares for its10th championship tournament, this year is no exception. All five Big 12 schools that sponsor wrestling enter the conference tournament ranked in the top 10 in -or-Daniel Frishkorn (14-8) both the WIN Magazine and the NWCA/USA Today/Intermat polls. 149-Zack Esposito (20-3) Not only are the five teams strong, but each team’s depth should provide for some hotly contested 157-Kevin Ward (19-10) battles within the weight classes. Six of the weight classes have at least four wrestlers ranked, while 165-Johny Hendricks (22-1) the 165-pound and 174-pound weight classes feature all five wrestlers ranked in at least one of the polls. 174-Brandon Mason (21-9) The 165-pound weight class is headlined by Oklahoma State’s Johny Hendricks, who is the defending 184-Rusty Blackmon (15-13) conference champion in the weight class and the top-ranked 165-pound wrestler this season. He will 197-Jake Rosholt (21-3) be pushed by ninth-ranked Travis Paulson of Iowa State and sixth-ranked Matt Pell of Missouri. Also HWT-Steve Mocco (21-2) battling at 165 pounds is 15th-ranked Marc Harwood of Nebraska and 18th-ranked Jarrod King of Oklahoma. The 174-pound weight class shapes up to be similarly difficult. Two of the top four 174-pound Oklahoma State Ranked Wrestlers wrestlers in the nation lead the way in another tough bracket. Undefeated and top-ranked Ben Askren Wrestler AWN WIN NWCA of Missouri will face a strong challenge from NU’s Jacob Klein, the fourth-ranked 174-pound wrestler, 125-Coleman Scott 5 6 5 along with 19th-ranked David Bertolino of Iowa State and 10th-ranked Brandon Mason of Oklahoma State. Rounding out the weight class is Oklahoma’s Wes Roberts who is not ranked in the Amateur 133-Nathan Morgan 3 3 2 Wrestling News poll, but is ranked in the other two polls. 149-Zack Esposito 3 3 3 Three top-five wrestlers highlight the 197-pound weight-class. Defending conference champion 157-Kevin Ward 15 13 14 B.J. Padden of Nebraska leads the way. Ranked fifth in the Amateur Wrestling News poll, Padden 165-Johny Hendricks 1 2 2 is in the top three in the other two polls. Padden will be pushed by defending national champion Jake Rosholt of Oklahoma State, who enters the conference tournament ranked third. Fourth-ranked 174-Brandon Mason 10 7 8 Joel Flaggert of Oklahoma will also make the 197-pound weight class one of the more compelling 197-Jake Rosholt 3 4 5 championship battles of the tournament. HWT-Steve Mocco 2 2 2 Snyder, Vering Named to 10th Anniversary Team NU Wrestling Information The Big 12 Conference announced earlier this week that former NU wrestlers Bryan Snyder and Brad Vering were two of 12 wrestlers named to the conference’s 10th Anniversary Team. Conference: Big 12 Snyder, currently a volunteer assistant coach with the Huskers, was a four-time conference Conference Finish: 3-1, 2nd champion at 157 pounds for Nebraska from 1999-2002. Snyder was a four-time All-American, finishing 2004-05 NCAA Finish: 19th as the national runner-up in 2001 and 2002. Snyder finished second in school history with 136 career 2004-05 Dual Record: 19-2-1 wins. His .925 career winning percentage is the best in school history among wrestlers with at least Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/7 50 career matches. Snyder also ranks second on NU’s career chart with 69 career dual victories. NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 3/4 Currently a member of the US National Team, Vering was a two-time conference champion and All-Americans Returning/Lost: 1/1 the 2000 national champion at 197 pounds. Vering became the seventh Husker to win a national championship with his 2-1 overtime win over Zach Thompson of Iowa State in the 2000 finals. Vering was a three-time All-American from 1999 to 2001. March 4, 2006 at 2006 Big 12 Championships NEBRASKA Saturday-#5 Nebraska at Big 12 Championships, 11 a.m., Hilton Coliseum, Ames, Iowa WRESTLING

#9/10 Oklahoma (11-6-1) Husker History in Conference Championships 125-Sam Hazewinkel (25-1) While Nebraska has not won a Big 12 championship in its 10 years of competition in the league, the 133-Trey Blakely (6-15) Huskers have improved to finish in the top three of the conference the last two years. Nebraska’s last visit to Ames was a successful one, as Nebraska finished second in the 2004 Big 12 141-Teyon Ware (22-1) Championship behind eventual national champion Oklahoma State. The Huskers’ runner-up showing 149-Matt Storniolo (22-3) was the best for NU since its runner-up finish in the final Big Eight Championship in 1996. 157-Will Rowe (17-7) In 2005, Nebraska finished third, but saw B.J. Padden win the school’s first individual conference 165-Jarrod King (16-9) championship since 2002 as Padden knocked off Oklahoma State’s Jake Rosholt, 6-2, in the championship final. Five Huskers finished in the top three of their respective weight classes, while two NU wrestlers 174-Wes Roberts (8-5) were awarded wild-card berths to give Nebraska seven NCAA qualifiers last season. 184-Justin Dyer (17-9) Padden became the eighth NU Big 12 champion and the 48th conference champion in school history. 197-Joel Flaggert (19-3) Bryan Snyder won four conference championships at 157 pounds from 1999 through 2002, while Jason HWT-Jake Hager (25-4) Powell won the 125-pound crown in 2001. In 1998, a pair of Nebraska wrestlers, Brad Vering (177) and Ryan Tobin (190), won the Big 12 Championship in their respective weight classes, while Tolly Thompson was the conference champion in 1997, the first year of Big 12 oompetition. Oklahoma Ranked Wrestlers Nebraska seeks its first conference championship since winning the 1995 Big Eight Championship. The Wrestler AWN WIN NWCA Huskers’ championships in 1993 and 1995 marked the first championships for Nebraska since the 1949 125-Sam Hazewinkel 2 2 2 conference title, won by Nebraska in Ames, Iowa. Overall, NU has claimed six conference tournament 141-Teyon Ware 2 2 2 championships in program history, including the 1924 Missouri Valley Conference championship and the 1911 and 1915 W.I.A.A. championships. 149-Matt Storniolo 4 7 6 165-Jarrod King 18 16 16 Moyer Second Husker to be Named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week 174-Wes Roberts NR 16 15 Junior 141-pound wrestler Dominick Moyer was named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week on Monday, Jan. 184-Justin Dyer 15 16 15 30. Moyer joined senior 174-pound wrestler Jacob Klein as the second Husker wrestler to be named 197-Joel Flaggert 4 5 4 conference wrestler of the week this season. Moyer, the 19th-ranked 141-pound wrestler, all but HWT-Jake Hager 6 5 7 clinched NU’s victory over Missouri on Jan. 29 with his pin of Chris McCormick with 22 seconds to go in the dual. The victory by fall gave NU a 21-3 lead that it would not relinquish. The award is the first career wrestler of the week citation for Moyer, who is now 16-7 on the season. #10/7 Missouri (13-5) 125-Austin DeVoe (25-11) Klein Climbs All-Time Charts 133-Tyler McCormick (20-6) Jacob Klein took sole possession of third place on the career dual win charts at Nebraska with his 141-Amond Prater (18-7) 2-0 win over David Bertolino of Iowa State on Feb. 19. Klein’s 63 career duals wins top NU national champion wrestlers Brad Vering and Tolly Thompson, who entered the season tied for third all-time for -or-Chris McCormick (26-7) career dual wins. Klein tied Thompson and Vering with his pin of Oklahoma’s Shane Vernon 50 seconds 149-Marcus Hoehn (8-6) into the second period of their match on Friday, Feb. 10 in Klein’s final home match at the NU Coliseum. 157-Michael Chandler (12-11) Klein finishes his dual wrestling career six career dual wins behind Bryan Snyder for second in school 165-Matt Pell (25-2) history and eight behind Bill Scherr’s school record 71 career dual wins. 174-Ben Askren (33-0) 184-Joey Garrity (16-21) Youth Served for NU This Season After losing five starters from last year’s lineup, Nebraska has had to rely on a talented freshmen class 197-Jeff Foust (10-4) to fill those holes this season, and the class has been more than equal to the task. Led by co-Redshirts HWT-Sean Connole (18-18) of the Year Paul Donahoe at 125 pounds and Chris Oliver at 157 pounds, along with true freshman Vince Jones at 184 pounds, Nebraska’s freshmen have supported the more-experienced Huskers en route to Missouri Ranked Wrestlers a 12-5 record. Freshmen have contributed nearly half of Nebraska’s dual wins and dual points. Of the Huskers’ 98 wins in duals, 41 belong to freshmen and 176 of the 398 points Nebraska has scored in duals Wrestler AWN WIN NWCA have been earned by freshmen. 125-Austin DeVoe 17 17 18 The impact of Nebraska’s younger wrestlers was never more apparent than at the National Duals. 133-Tyler McCormick 15 17 14 In the first round against Iowa, Donahoe and Patrick Aleksanyan earned back-to-back falls to give the 141-Chris McCormick 18 NR 19 Huskers a 12-0 lead, a lead that they would not give up, despite losses in the next three matches. After wins from veterans Marc Harwood and Jacob Klein, Jones, in his debut in a dual for Nebraska, defeated 165-Matt Pell 6 6 6 second-ranked Paul Bradley, 4-3, to give NU a 21-10 lead. In the quarterfinals against Michigan, Donahoe 174-Ben Askren 1 1 1 again gave Nebraska 6-0 lead with a win by fall. After three straight losses, Oliver put the Huskers back 197-Jeff Foust 15 16 15 on top by pinning fifth-ranked Steve Luke to give Nebraska a 12-9 lead. After the Wolverines tied the dual at 165 pounds, a win by Klein gave the Huskers a three-point lead before Jones gave Nebraska a nine-point lead with two matches to go with his pin of 17th-ranked Tyrell Todd. In the semifnals against Oklahoma State, the Huskers’ comeback bid received a big jolt from Jones’ win by major decision, which pulled Nebraska within five points with two matches to go. The third- place match against Central Michigan saw Nebraska again race to a 6-0 lead after wins from Donahoe and Aleksanyan in the first two matches. After a setback at 149 pounds, NU picked up wins from Oliver and Jones in a four-match winning streak that clinched the dual for the Huskers. Against second-ranked Michigan on Dec. 9, a pair of redshirt freshmen combined to give Nebraska a lead it would not relinquish on the road against the Wolverines. Donahoe picked up a win by technical fall over Jim Shutich, 15-0, to give the Huskers an 8-3 lead before Aleksanyan broke through for his first dual win of his career with a 14-4 major decision triumph over Brandon Elliott at 133 pounds. Aleksanyan’s victory gave NU a 12-3 lead with six matches to go. The lead built by the redshirt freshmen held up, as Nebraska beat Michigan, 18-16. March 4, 2006 at 2006 Big 12 Championships NEBRASKA Saturday-#5 Nebraska at Big 12 Championships, 11 a.m., Hilton Coliseum, Ames, Iowa WRESTLING

Five NU wrestlers made their varsity debuts against Boise State on Nov. 19. Of those, Donahoe NATIONAL RANKINGS (Feb. 20) and Oliver notched bonus-point wins for the Huskers. Donahoe dominated in his 18-8 major decision WIN Magazine win over Cory Fish. Donahoe never trailed in his match with Fish, and finished by outscoring Fish 9-4 1. Oklahoma State* in the final two minutes of the match. Oliver came back from a 2-1 deficit to pin Johnny Nunez in the second period at 157 pounds. Oliver took the lead for good after starting the second period down, 2. Minnesota* then escaping 16 seconds into the period. Oliver then took Nunez down with 30 seconds to go in the 3. Michigan* match and pinned him nine seconds later. 4. Nebraska Along with Oliver and Donahoe, Aleksanyan, Robert Sanders and Matt Farrell made their dual debuts 5. Central Michigan* at 133, 149 and 184 pounds, respectively. Against Michigan, 2005 Co-Redshirt of the Year Brandon Browne also made his varsity debut at 184 pounds. The youth in Nebraska’s starting lineup reflects a 6. Penn State talented, but young roster. Of the 33 NU wrestlers on the roster, 23 are either redshirt freshmen or 7. Illinois true freshmen. 8. Iowa State* 9. Oklahoma* NU Looks to Continue Success 10. Missouri* Despite a young roster, expectations are still high for the 2005-06 Nebraska wrestling team as it Other NU Opponents is continuing a 20-year tradition of success. The win over American on Jan. 21 gave the Huskers their 64th dual win over the last four years, placing the last four years of Husker wrestling as the best in 11. Iowa the school annals in terms of dual victories. NU is 66-17-1 in the last four seasons. Over the last 20 20. Cal Poly seasons, NU has won at least 10 duals in a season 18 times and at least 15 duals eight times, including the last three seasons. The Huskers secured their 19th 10-win season over the last 21 years. Intermat/NWCA The 2004-05 season capped the best three-year stretch in school history. The Huskers were 53-12-1 from the fall of 2002 to the end of the 2004-05 campaign, marking the first time Nebraska had won 50 1. Minnesota* duals in a three-year stretch since the wrestling program was started at Nebraska in 1910. Nebraska 2. Michigan* has built its success over the last three years on dominance at home. The Huskers have won 27 of 3. Oklahoma State * their last 30 duals in Lincoln and are 31-4 at home since the fall of 2002. Since Mark Manning’s arrival 4. Central Michigan* at Nebraska for the 2001-02 campaign, the Huskers are 37-11 at home. 5. Nebraska Klein Named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week 6. Iowa State* Nebraska senior 174-pound wrestler Jacob Klein was named Wrestler of the Week by the Big 12 7. Missouri* Conference on Jan. 16. Klein went 4-0 at the NWCA National Duals Jan. 14-15 in Cedar Falls, Iowa, 8. Penn State helping the Huskers to a third-place finish. Klein defeated four ranked wrestlers at National Duals, 9. Illinois including three shutouts. In the first round, Klein knocked off third-ranked Mark Perry of Iowa, 4-3, to help NU to a 24-13 victory over the No. 6 Hawkeyes. Klein followed that performance with a 4-0 10. Oklahoma* shutout of sixth-ranked Nick Roy of Michigan as the Huskers earned their second win of the season over Other NU Opponents the No. 5 Wolverines, 24-16. 11. Iowa On day two, Klein defeated ninth-ranked Brandon Mason of Oklahoma State, 3-0, in Nebraska’s 23. Cal Poly semifinal loss to the Cowboys before defeating 14th-ranked Brandon Stinnott of Central Michigan, 6- 0, in the third-place dual which Nebraska won, 21-10, over the seventh-ranked Chippewas. It is the Receiving Votes-Oregon State second career Big 12 Wrestler of the Week citation for Klein. As a junior, Klein was honored as both *-NU Opponent conference wrestler of the week and CSTV National Wrestler of the Week after he defeated then-ninth- ranked Tyron Woodley of Missouri, 3-2, on Jan. 24, 2004.

Career Dual Wins at Nebraska Klein Competes in All-Star Classic NU senior 174-pound wrestler Jacob Klein wrestled in the 2005 NWCA All-Star Classic in Stillwater, 1. Bill Scherr, 1980-84-71 Okla., Monday, Nov. 28. Klein was defeated 8-5 by third-ranked Jacob Herbert of Northwestern. Klein 2. Bryan Snyder, 1998-2002-69 nearly fought back from a 6-0 deficit. After earning his first point with an escape with 41 seconds to 3. Jacob Klein, 2002-06-63 go in the match, Klein registered two takedowns in the final 15 seconds of the match. Klein’s rally fell just short, and with one point riding time, Herbert defeated Klein, 8-5. Klein was one of nine Big T4. Tolly Thompson, 1993-97-62 12 wrestlers to compete in the All-Star Classic. T4. Brad Vering, 1997-2001-62 Huskers Sign Three in Early Period Career Dual Wins by a The Nebraska wrestling team opened the early signing period with a flourish by receiving National Letters-of-Intent from three accomplished prep recruits, Husker Head Coach Mark Manning announced Head Coach at Nebraska earlier this season. 1. Tim Neumann, 1985-2000-199 “We got three really outstanding kids,” Manning said. “These guys all are good students, good 2. Mark Manning, 2000-present-85 wrestlers and have good character.” NU’s class is led by in-state recruit Matt Vacanti. Slated to wrestle at either 133 or 141 pounds, 3. Orval Borgialli, 1964-78-73 the Papillion-LaVista product closed his high school career with a record of 128-1 and four state championships. Vacanti is also accomplished on the national stage, as a two-time cadet national Career Dual Winning Percentage by a champion. “Matt has a great work ethic and is a tough, hard-nosed kid,” Manning said. “His style of wrestling Head Coach at Nebraska fits in well with the rest of our team. He’s an exciting wrestler to watch and he gets after it.” 1. Mark Manning, 2000-present-.725 Joining Vacanti is Curtis Salazar of Greeley, Colo. Salazar is a three-time Colorado state champion 2. Tim Neumann, 1985-2000-.724 and a four-time state finalist. Salazar closed his high school career with a 38-0 record and a class 3A state championship at 145 pounds for Eagle High School. Salazar, who is projected to wrestle at 149 3. Bob Fehrs, 1978-85-.651 pounds in college, is another valuable addition to the NU wrestling team, according to Manning. March 4, 2006 at 2006 Big 12 Championships NEBRASKA Saturday-#5 Nebraska at Big 12 Championships, 11 a.m., Hilton Coliseum, Ames, Iowa WRESTLING

“He’s a good wrestler who wants to get better, and he is a great student,” Manning said. “He’s INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE been dominating in-state and national competition and beat a lot of good, ranked opponents. He’s TOURNAMENT RECORDS come to our camp the last couple years and gets along well with our guys. We’re happy to have him 141-Dominick Moyer be part of our family now.” Rounding out the signings is Alex Ward, from Mount Saint Joseph High School in Baltimore, Md. Ward, 2005-2nd place, 133 pounds projected to wrestle in the middle weights in college, is a three-time state champion at 145 pounds. A Tyler McCormick, MU W, Inj Def fourth-place finisher the last two years in the national prep tournament, Ward is the son of three-time Nathan Morgan, OSU L; MD 14-6 NCAA finalist and former NU assistant wrestling coach Kelly Ward. “He’s an outstanding kid from a heralded program in Mount Saint Joseph High School,” Manning said. “We expect him to improve and develop a lot in our program. He’s an intelligent young man with great 165-Marc Harwood potential and upside. He will help us out in the future.” 2005-5th place, 174 pounds Nick Passalano, ISU L 2-1 (TB1) Non-Varsity Notes E.K. Waldhaus, OU 2-1 Seven Huskers finished in the top four in the their respective weight classes at the Glen Brand Open in Omaha, Neb., at Jan. 21. A pair of Nebraska wrestlers, 149-pound wrestler Robert Sanders and 197- pound wrestler Levi Wofford, won individual championships. Heavyweight Stefan Tighe was second, 174-Jacob Klein while two Huskers, Mike Rowe (141) and Craig Brester (184) finished third, while three NU wrestlers, 2005-3rd place, 165 pounds 157-pound wrestler Rob Plambeck, 184-pound wrestler Casey Roberts and 197-pound wrestler Cody Johny Hendricks, OSU L 6-4 (TB1) Millard, took fourth in their respective weight classes. Nebraska opened its non-varsity season Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Harold Nichols Open. The Huskers were led by Brandon Browne, who opened his second Wes Roberts, OU W 1-0 year in the program with a 5-0 weekend and the 174-pound championship. Browne headlined a list of Trent Paulson, ISU W 3-1 five Husker medalists, including four NU true freshmen who made their debut in college wrestling with a top-four performance in the Harold Nichols Open. Mike Rowe finished second at 133 pounds, while 2004-2nd place, 165 pounds Jones and Wofford finished third at 184 pounds and 197 pounds, respectively. Freshman heavyweight Tighe finished fourth. Nick Passalano, ISU W 3-1 At the Kaufman-Brand Open on Nov. 19, seven of the 13 non-varsity wrestlers entered placed for the Tyrone Lewis, OSU L; MD 12-4 Huskers in the 20-and-under division, led by Kenny Jordan, who won the 133-pound weight class in his first collegiate competition. Jones and Wofford finished second at 184 and 197 pounds, respectively, 2003-4th place, 165 pounds while heavyweight Tighe finished third. Brester earned fourth place at 174 pounds, while 197-pound wrestler Cody Millard and 184-pound wrestler Roberts each finished fifth. On Nov. 26, Cash Coolidge Tyron Woodley, MU L 5-2 finished third at 141 pounds and Brester placed second at 174 pounds Wes Roberts, OU W 3-1 for the Huskers at the Oklahoma Open in Norman, Okla. On Sunday, In Memory of Tyrone Lewis, OSU W; MD 24-9 Dec. 4, a pair of non-varsity wrestlers earned individual championships at the UNI Open. At 133 pounds, Jordan won five matches, including Orval Borgialli a 1-0 decision over teammate Patrick Aleksanyan in the finals, to earn Former NU head coach 197-B.J. Padden the championship. At 184 pounds, Jones won four of his five matches Orval Borgialli passed away 2005-1st place, 197 pounds by fall en route to the championship. In addition to Jordan and Jones, in Lincoln on Monday after Joel Flaggert, OU W 5-3 174-pound wrestler Browne finished runner-up to Jacob Klein. The a long battle with cancer. Nebraska non-varsity wrestlers closed first semester competition at Borgialli was Nebraska’s head Jake Rosholt, OSU W 6-2 the UNK Loper Open on Saturday, Dec. 10 in Kearney, Neb. Three coach from 1964 to 1978. Huskers earned individual championships including a pair of Huskers, 2004-3rd place, 197 pounds 149-pound wrestler Ryan Davis and 165-pounder Ingalls, who were Rusty Blackmon, OSU L 7-4 making their 2005-06 season debuts. Brester also was a champion at 174 pounds, while Tighe was third in the heavyweight division. At the Dana College Open on Jan. 7, seven Huskers finished in the top Trevor Smith, ISU W 11-4 three in their respective weight classes. The highlight for NU was the 184-pound weight class, where NU swept the top three spots. Vince Jones earned the championship with four pins, while Casey Roberts 2003-5th place, 197 pounds took second and Craig Brester earned third. David Ingalls earned the 165-pound championship, while Jake Rosholt, OSU L 12-9 Levi Wofford won the 197-pound championship. James Pummel and Stefan Tighe finished third and 174 pounds and heavyweight, respectively. Austen Palmer, ISU L 6-5 Next Up: NCAA Championships, March 16-18, Ford Center, Oklahoma City, Okla. NU AT THE BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS The 2005-06 wrestling season closes at the 2006 NCAA Championships at the Ford Center in Oklahoma Year-Finish, Team Pts Champion(s) City, Okla. For the fourth straight year, nationals are being held in a Big 12 area city. The last two 2005-3rd, 47.5 Padden, 197 NCAA Championships were held in St. Louis, Mo., while the 2003 event was held in Kansas City, Mo. First round action begins on Thursday, March 16 with wrestling continuing into the finals on Saturday, 2004-2nd, 55.5 none March 18. Portions of the tournament will be shown on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU. Nebraska will serve 2003-4th, 39.5 none as the host school for the 2010 NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Qwest Center Omaha. 2002-4th, 32.5 Snyder, 157 2001-4th, 50.0 Powell, 125 Nebraska Fans Fill the Coliseum and Devaney for NU Wrestling Snyder, 157 For the second straight year, the attendance for Nebraska wrestling went up in 2004-05. For the first time in three years, the Huskers drew over 1,000 fans per dual. NU averaged 1,209 fans per 2000-4th, 49.5 Snyder, 157 home wrestling dual in 2004-05, highlighted by the 3,442 fans that attended the Huskers’ dual against 1999-4th, 57.5 Snyder, 157 Oklahoma State. In 2003-04, Nebraska fell just shy of 1,000 fans per dual, averaging 927 fans per night. 1998-3rd, 54.0 Vering, 177 That number was up from Nebraska’s average attendance of 2002-03 of 561. This season, Nebraska has Tobin, 190 averaged 668 fans per home date, including the season-high crowd of 1,517 fans that saw Nebraska and Oklahoma square off at the NU Coliseum in Lincoln. 1997-4th, 41.5 Thompson, HWT March 4, 2006 at 2006 Big 12 Championships NEBRASKA Saturday-#5 Nebraska at Big 12 Championships, 11 a.m., Hilton Coliseum, Ames, Iowa WRESTLING

Head Coach Mark Manning 2005-06 Wrestling Statistics In five seasons at Nebraska, head Records Dual Pts. Dual TD Pins coach Mark Manning has built the program Wt. Name Overall Dual NU/Opp NU/Opp W/L TF MD QP into one of the nation’s elite. During his 125 Paul Donahoe 22-6 12-5 49/18 32/16 9/1 1 3 0;57 tenure, Manning has coached 14 Huskers to 133 Patrick Aleksanyan 14-13 7-10 28/33 38/21 2/1 0 3 1;58 All-America status as Nebraska has finished in the nation’s top 15 four times and won 141 Dominick Moyer 16-9 9-7 41/21 24/20 4/0 0 3 0:53 nearly 74 percent of its duals. The success 149 Ryan Davis 7-7 3-7 14/23 10/27 2/0 3 0 1:56 under Manning continued in the 2004-05 157 Chris Oliver 16-6 11-5 52/16 23/21 5/0 1 1 2:11 season, as the Huskers won 19 duals for the 165 Marc Harwood 13-6 9-5 33/17 25/9 1/0 0 3 1:08 second straight year. Nebraska’s 19-2-1 dual 174 Jacob Klein 19-3 14-3 56/13 32/15 3/1 3 2 1:00 record was the second-best mark in school 184 Vince Jones 24-5 6-3 23/14 16/14 15/1 0 3 1:07 in history, eclipsed only by the Huskers’ 21- 197 B.J. Padden 20-3 12-2 48/7 46/11 5/0 1 4 0:54 2-1 1989-90 campaign. HWT Jon May 15-13 7-10 30/39 10/20 4/2 1 0 2:01 Manning is regarded as one of the nation’s Non-Starters top recruiters. The ability to attract the 125/133 Austin Baier 8-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 4 0:00 nation’s top young talent allowed Manning 133 Kenny Jordan 11-0 0-0 0/0 0/0 1/0 0 0 1:35 to resurrect the Northern Iowa program in 133 Mike Rowe 12-4 0-0 0/0 0/0 4/0 2 1 1:55 just three short seasons at the school. He is 141 Cash Coolidge 6-6 0-1 0/6 0/1 1/1 0 1 1:07 utilizing the same skills to keep Nebraska 141 Brady LaMar 7-12 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/6 0 0 0:00 among the nation’s best on the mat and in 141 Gregg Romano 4-5 0-0 0/0 0/0 2/1 0 2 1:04 the classroom. 141 Andrew Wiens 2-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/3 0 1 0:00 Manning teaches strong principles to 141 Brad Zurek 5-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 3/4 0 1 0:27 build a complete program and allows the 149 Robert Sanders 10-9 2-5 6/19 8/34 1/0 0 2 3:03 winning to follow, which is exactly what has 157 Rob Plambeck 10-12 0-0 0/0 0/0 2/5 2 1 3:03 happened at Nebraska. The 2004-05 season 165 David Ingalls 7-2 1-2 3/10 2/10 2/1 0 2 2:56 saw the Huskers earn their best dual record 165 Chad Johnson 1-2 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0 0:00 under Manning, a 19-2-1 mark. The Huskers 174/184 Craig Brester 24-9 0-0 0/0 0/0 8/3 2 6 0:55 started the campaign with eight straight 174 James Pummel 5-1 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0 1 0:00 dual wins, and ended it by winning 12 of 174 Pat Sheehan 0-1 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0 0:00 the last 13 duals, including a 3-1 mark in 184 Matt Farrell 5-5 1-1 3/3 3/4 0/1 0 1 0:00 the Big 12 Conference. 184 Brandon Browne 14-6 3-3 15/12 7/10 1/0 0 3 1:30 Manning’s Career Record 184/197 Casey Roberts 11-13 0-3 0/16 0/6 2/4 0 1 3:50 Year School Record NCAA 197 Cody Millard 5-4 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0 0:00 197 Levi Wofford 24-7 0-0 0/0 0/0 5/0 0 5 1:05 97-98 Northern Iowa 5-9-0 T-30th HWT Stefan Tighe 18-6 0-0 0/0 0/0 2/1 0 3 1:23 98-99 Northern Iowa 8-10-0 17th 99-00 Northern Iowa 10-5-2 11th 00-01 Nebraska 11-6-0 8th Statistical Leaders 01-02 Nebraska 8-9-0 8th Pins 02-03 Nebraska 16-7-0 13th Overall Wins Dual Points 1. Vince Jones-15 03-04 Nebraska 19-3-0 5th T1. Levi Wofford-24 1. Jacob Klein-56 2. Paul Donahoe-9 04-05 Nebraska 19-2-1 19th T1. Craig Brester-24 2. Chris Oliver-52 3. Craig Brester-8 05-06 Nebraska 12-5 T1. Vince Jones-24 3. B.J. Padden-48 T4. Chris Oliver-5 Career (8 yrs) 107-56-3 4. Paul Donahoe-22 4. Paul Donahoe-46 5. B.J. Padden-20 5. Dominick Moyer-41 T4. Levi Wofford-5 6. Jacob Klein-19 6. Marc Harwood-33 T4. B.J. Padden-5 as a Head Coach 7. Stefan Tighe-18 7. Jon May-30 T7. Jon May-4 18 All-Americans T8. Dominick Moyer-16 8. Patrick Aleksanyan-28 T7. Mike Rowe-4 14 All-Americans at Nebraska T8. Chris Oliver-15 9. Vince Jones-23 T7. Dominick Moyer-4 6 NCAA Finalists 10. Brandon Browne-14 10. Brandon Browne-15 T10. Brad Zurek-3 1 NCAA Champion T10. Jacob Klein-3 as an Assistant Coach Dual Wins Dual Takedowns 1. Jacob Klein-14 29 All-Americans 1. B.J. Padden-46 Technical Falls T2. Paul Donahoe-12 9 NCAA Finalists 2. Patrick Aleksanyan-38 T1. Ryan Davis-3 T2. B.J. Padden-12 T3. Jacob Klein-32 3 NCAA Champions T1. Jacob Klein-3 4. Chris Oliver-11 T3. Paul Donahoe-32 T3. Mike Rowe-2 T5. Dominick Moyer-9 on the International Level 5. Marc Harwood-25 T3. Rob Plambeck-2 T5. Marc Harwood-9 6. Dominick Moyer-24 T3. Craig Brester-2 Assistant Coach, 2000 Olympics T7. Patrick Aleksanyan-7 7. Chris Oliver-23 Assistant Coach, 1996 Olympics T7. Jon May-7 8. Vince Jones-16 Major Decisions Six-Time Assistant Coach, United 9. Vince Jones-6 T9. Jon May-10 States World Team 1. Craig Brester-6 T10. Ryan Davis-3 T9. Ryan Davis-10 2. Levi Wofford-5 Three-time head coach, United T10. Brandon Browne-3 State Olympic Festival T3. Austin Baier-4 T3. B.J. Padden-4 Nebraska Wrestling 2005-06 Results, Match-By-Match Austin Baier, 125/133 Dec. 4 Dan Hilario, Neb.-Omaha W 7-3 6-4 Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 4 Jayson Ness, Minnesota W 6-5 7-4 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Dec. 4 Kenny Jordan, Nebraska L 1-0 7-5 Nov. 12 Josh Pratt, Buena Vista W, MD 13-4 1-0 Dec. 9 Brandon Elliott, Michigan (6/0) W; MD 14-4 8-5/1-2 Nov. 12 Cody Garcia, Neb-Omaha L 5-2 1-1 Dec. 11 3-Mack Reiter, Minnesota (0/0) L 5-0 8-6/1-3 Nov. 12 Anthony Pretto, Northern Iowa W 3-2 2-1 Dec. 17 Jake Gonzalez, Oregon St. (9/1) W; Fall (6:59) 9-6/2-3 Nov. 12 Shamar Haynes, Ellsworth W 9-6 3-1 Dec. 17 3-Darrell Vasquez, Cal Poly (1/2) L 6-3 9-7/2-4 Nov. 12 Hanisch, Iowa State L 9-1 3-2 Jan. 2 Rick Donald, Bloomsburg (4/0) W 8-3 10-7/3-4 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-Under Division) Jan. 7 Sheridan Moran, Va. Tech (2/0) W 5-4 11-7/4-4 Nov. 19 Tony Pretto, Northern Iowa L 5-3, SV1 3-3 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Nov. 19 Scott Behrens, Labette W, MD 12-4 4-3 Jan. 14 Daniel Dennis, Iowa (2/0) W; Fall (1;58) 12-7/5-4 Nov. 19 Kyle Reeve, Wisconsin W 4-0 5-3 Jan. 14 12-Mark Moos, Michigan (2/1) L 8-5 12-8/5-5 Nov. 19 Micah Chrisinger, Chadron St W, MD 11-3 6-3 Jan. 15 7-Nathan Morgan, Okla. St. (1/2) L 10-4 12-9/5-6 Nov. 19 Cory Fish, Boise State L 5-3 6-4 Jan. 15 14-Jason Borrelli, Cent. Mich (2/1) W 6-4 (SV1) 13-9/6-6 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jan. 21 Jordan Lipp, American (0/0) L 2-1 13-10/6-7 Dec. 4 Drew Hammon, Wisconsin W 5-1 7-4 Jan. 29 19-Tyler McCormick, Missouri (1/2) W; 8-3 13-11/6-8 Dec. 4 Jeff Price, Purdue W; MD 10-2 8-4 Feb. 3 3-Nathan Morgan, Okla St (1/3) L 12-6 13-12/6-9 Dec. 4 Cody Garcia, Nebraska-Omaha L 3-1 8-5 Feb. 10 Trey Blakely, Oklahoma (3/0) W 6-3 14-12/7-9 Dec. 4 John Olanowski, Missouri L; MD 9-0 8-6 Feb. 19 18-Jesse Sundell, Iowa State (1/1) L; Fall (6:26) 14-13/7-10 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (133 pounds) W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 21 Jimmy Rollins, Dana College L 9-2 8-7 14-13 7-10 28/33 38/21 2/1 0 3 Jan. 21 Brett Brandl, Dana College L 7-4 8-8 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Kenny Jordan, 133 8-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 4 Date # Opponent Result Record Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-Under Division, 1st) Paul Donahoe, 125 Nov. 19 Skylair Lappe, Chadron State W; Fall (1:35) 1-0 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 19 Kyle Anson, Northern Iowa W 7-1 2-0 Nov. 18 Cory Fish, Boise State (8/1) W, MD 18-8 1-0/1-0 Nov. 19 Shane Waits, Labette W 5-3 3-0 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (3rd) Nov. 19 Mike Long, Augustana W 5-4 4-0 Nov. 19 Nate Evans, Luther W, Fall (1:18) 2-0 Nov. 19 Daniel Dennis, Iowa W 3-0 5-0 Nov. 19 Trent Goodale, Iowa W, Fall (5:57) 3-0 Nov. 19 Joey Slaton, Virginia Tech W 4-2 6-0 Nov. 19 Seth Wright, Northern Iowa W 11-6 4-0 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (1st) Nov. 19 Coleman Scott, Oklahoma State L 6-4 4-1 Dec. 4 Chris Johnson, Iowa W; MD 12-1 7-0 Nov. 19 Nick Smith, Minn. St-Mankato W; Fall 3:24 5-1 Dec. 4 Erik Senescu, Wisconsin W; TF 20-5 (4:00) 8-0 Nov. 19 Pat Castillo, Northern Illinois W 5-2 6-1 Dec. 4 Amond Prater, Missouri W 4-3 (SV1) 9-0 Nov. 26 20 Bryce Leonhardt, Wyoming (0/0) W 2-1 7-1/2-0 Dec. 4 Tony Valdez, Iowa Central CC W 6-4 10-0 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (1st) Dec. 4 Patrick Aleksanyan, Nebraska W 1-0 11-0 Dec. 4 20 Tom Magnani, Iowa W; Fall (3:30) 8-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Dec. 4 20 Justin Lebahn, St. Cloud State W; Fall (3:37) 9-1 11-0 0-0 0/0 0/0 1/0 1 1 Dec. 4 20 Nick Fanthorpe, Iowa State W 7-4 10-1 Dec. 4 20 Tim Kephart, Missouri W; Fall (3:12) 11-1 Dec. 4 20 Cody Garcia, Neb.-Omaha W; MD 11-2 12-1 Mike Rowe, 133/141 Dec. 9 14 Paul Shutich, Michigan (3/0) W; TF 15-0 13-1/3-0 Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 11 14 Travis Lang, Minnesota (2/1) L; Fall 3:34 13-2/3-1 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa (2nd) Dec. 17 13 20-Eric Stevenson, Oregon St. (3/2) W 13-6 14-2/4-1 Nov. 12 Mitchell Jones, Buena Vista W, TF 18-2 1-0 Dec. 17 13 9-Chad Mendes, Cal Poly (2/2) W 7-6 15-2/5-1 Nov. 12 Jesse Sundell, Iowa State W 6-3 2-0 Jan. 2 8 14-Mike Sees, Bloomsburg (1/4) L 13-7 15-3/5-2 Nov. 12 Nick Gallick, Iowa State W 5-2, OT 3-0 Jan. 7 9 Justin Staylor, Virginia Tech (3/1) W; MD 14-3 16-3/6-2 Nov. 12 Erkin Tadzhimetov, Utah Valley St L 3-2 3-1 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Jan. 14 9 Luke Magnani, Iowa (1/0) W; Fall (2:30) 17-3/7-2 Nov. 19 Eric Sanders, North Dakota State W; Fall (5:36) 4-1 Jan. 14 9 Mike Watts, Michigan (2/0) W; Fall (0:57) 18-3/8-2 Nov. 19 Nathan Morgan, Oklahoma State L 8-4 4-2 Jan. 15 9 7-Coleman Scott, Okla. St. (0/1) L 4-1 18-4/8-3 Nov. 19 Gabe Ruhkala, Iowa W; Fall (2:45) 5-2 Jan. 15 9 13-Luke Smith, Central Mich (1/1) W 4-3 19-4/9-3 Nov. 19 Justin Porter, Oklahoma State W; Fall (1:55) 6-2 Jan. 21 9 Matt Morkel, American (1/0) W 5-2 20-4/10-3 Nov. 19 Dan Hilario, Nebraska-Omaha W 3-0 7-2 Jan. 29 9 18-Austin DeVoe, Missouri (1/1) W 4-3 21-4/11-3 Nov. 19 Scott Jorgensen, Boise State L 4-1 7-3 Feb. 3 9 6-Coleman Scott, Okla St (0/1) L 4-0 21-5/11-4 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (3rd, 141 pounds) Feb. 10 9 2-Sam Hazewinkel, Okla (0/1) L 3-0 21-6/11-5 Jan. 21 Emery McReynolds, Neb-Kearney W; Default 8-3 Feb. 19 9 Ben Hanisch, Iowa State (5/0) W; Fall (4:20) 22-6/12-5 Jan. 21 Mitch Mueller, Iowa State L 6-3 8-4 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 21 Brad Zurek, Nebraska W; Fall (2:43) 9-4 22-6 12-5 49/18 32/16 9/1 1 3 Jan. 21 Kris Thayer, Neb-Omaha W; TF 17-0, 6:15 10-4 Jan. 21 Danny Ruettiger, Unattached W; MD 9-1 11-4 Jan. 21 Mitch Mueller, Iowa State W 4-2 12-4 Patrick Aleksanyan, 133 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Date # Opponent Result Record 12-4 0-0 0/0 0/0 4/0 2 1 Nov. 18 8-Scott Jorgensen, Boise St. (0/2) L 6-1 0-1/0-1 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Nov. 19 Gabe Ruhkala, Iowa W, MD 14-3 1-1 Cash Coolidge, 141 Nov. 19 8-Scott Jorgensen, Boise St. L 5-2 1-2 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 19 Eric Sanders, North Dakota St. W, 13-5 2-2 Oklahoma Open, Norman, Okla. (3rd) Nov. 19 Jesse Sundell, Iowa State W 9-5 3-2 Nov. 26 Shelby Louderdale, Mo. Baptist W; MD 15-0 1-0 Nov. 19 Tyson Shatto, Wyoming L 12-5 3-3 Nov. 26 Jake Kriegbaum, Air Force W 4-2 2-0 Nov. 26 Tyson Shatto, Wyoming (3/6) L 18-16 3-4/0-2 Nov. 26 Kyle Terry, Oklahoma L 5-0 2-1 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (2nd) Nov. 26 Mark Carey, CMSU W 11-5 3-1 Dec. 4 Dan Sneider, Wisconsin W; MD 12-3 4-4 Nov. 26 Jake Kriegbaum, Air Force W 6-4 4-1 Dec. 4 Joe Gomez, Illinois W 2-1 (SV1) 5-4 UNI Open, Cedar Rapids,Iowa Dec. 4 Seth Anderson, Ellsworth W 3-2 5-1 Gregg Romano, 141 Dec. 4 C.J. Ettelson, Northern Iowa L 3-0 5-2 Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 4 Justin DeArment, Purdue L 4-3 5-3 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Dec. 17 Kyle Larson, Oregon State (0/1) L; Fall (3:43) 5-4/0-1 Nov. 12 Christian Alt, Neb-Omaha L 2-1 0-1 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. Nov. 12 Ryan Pratt, Buena Vista W, Fall (1:30) 1-1 Jan. 7 Ivan Ramirez, Dana College W; Fall (1:07) 6-4 Nov. 12 Michael Rohowetz, Wisc-LaCrosse W, MD 10-2 2-1 Jan. 7 Christian Alt, Neb-Omaha L 4-3 6-5 Nov. 12 Mitch Waite, Neb-Omaha W, Fall (1:04) 3-1 Jan. 7 Spencer Novotny, Dakota Wesleyan L 6-2 6-6 Nov. 12 Daniel Polkowski, Utah Valley St W, MD 11-3 4-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 12 Mitch Muller, Iowa State L 3-1 4-2 6-6 0-1 0/6 0/1 0/1 0 1 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Nov. 19 David Hoffman, Virginia Tech L 15-8 4-3 Brady LaMar, 141 Nov. 19 Matt True, Nebraska-Kearney L 3-2 4-4 Date # Opponent Result Record UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Dec. 10 Jonathan Taylor, Mo. Baptist L; Fall (5:54) 4-5 Nov. 12 Nick Kulseth, South Dakota St L 5-0 0-1 Dec. 10 Skylair Lappe, Chadron State. MFor * Nov. 12 Logan Sillman, Buena Vista W 8-1 1-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 12 Toby Temple, Northern Iowa L 3-1 1-2 4-5 0-0 0/0 0/0 2/1 0 2 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-Under Division) Nov. 19 Sim Bribiesca, Nebraska-Omaha L 7-3 1-3 Nov. 19 Ben Marshall, Buena Vista W 7-0 2-3 Andrew Wiens, 141 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 19 Toby Temple, Northern Iowa W 4-3 3-3 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Nov. 19 Josh Peterson, Fort Hays State L 4-3 3-4 Nov. 12 Mitch Waite, Neb-Omaha L, Fall (3:45) 0-1 UNI Open, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Nov. 12 Joey DeMane, Iowa State W 6-4 1-1 Dec. 4 Keefer Jensen, Southwest St. (MN) W 7-3 4-4 Nov. 12 Dusty Kavitz, South Dakota State L, Fall (5:13) 1-2 Dec. 4 Tyler Safratowich, MN St-Mankato L; Fall (1:17) 4-5 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-under division) Dec. 4 Craig Gillison, Michigan L: Fall (3:21) 4-6 Nov. 19 George Roath, Dana L, MD 13-4 1-3 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. Nov. 19 Shay Lawrence, Wyoming L 4-2 1-4 Dec. 10 Skylair Lappe, Chadron State L; Fall (1:14) 4-7 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. Dec. 10 Jonathan Taylor, Missouri Baptist L; Fall (0:51) 4-8 Dec. 10 Daniel Prater, Colby CC L; MD 11-2 1-5 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. Dec. 10 Brad Zurek, Nebraska L 2-8 1-6 Jan. 7 <149> Shane Unger, Neb-Omaha L 7-1 4-9 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Jan. 7 <149> Clinton Dale, Dana College W 3-1 5-9 Jan. 21 Kris Thayer, Neb-Omaha L 8-5 1-7 Jan. 7 <149> George Roath, Dana College W 12-11 6-9 Jan. 21 Mike White, Wyoming W; MD 9-0 2-7 Jan. 7 <149> Thomas Konechns, Dak Wes L; Fall (3:20) 6-10 Jan. 21 Chris Alt, Neb-Omaha L; Fall (2:25) 2-8 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 21 Chris Alt, Neb-Omaha L; Fall (3:36) 6-11 2-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/3 0 3 Jan. 21 Shawn Tsutsumi, Dana College W 8-6 7-11 Jan. 21 Kris Thayer, Neb-Omaha L 12-5 8-11 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Brad Zurek, 141 8-11 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/6 0 0 Date # Opponent Result Record Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-under division) Dominick Moyer, 141 Nov. 19 Adam Hope, Dana College W, Fall (:27) 1-0 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 19 Clinton Dale, Dana College W, Fall (5:59) 2-0 Nov. 18 Jordan Brock, Boise State (3/0) W 8-1 1-0/1-0 Nov. 19 Brett Robbins, Northern Iowa L, Fall (1:17) 2-1 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Nov. 19 Adam Kurimsky, Iowa Central CC L 6-3 2-2 Nov. 19 Jeff Rutledge, Nebraska-Kearney W 8-5 2-0 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa Nov. 19 C.J. Ettelson, Northern Iowa W 2-1 3-0 Dec. 4 Christian Alt, Neb-Omaha L 7-2 2-3 Nov. 19 Alex Tsirtsis, Iowa L 9-4 3-1 Dec. 4 Craig Gillison, Michigan L; Fall (1:42) 2-4 Nov. 19 Mitch Mueller, Iowa State L 4-2 3-2 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb, Nov. 26 20 Shay Lawrence, Wyoming (3/0) W; MD 15-2 4-2/2-0 Dec. 10 Jared Pickett, Morningside Coll W 3-2 3-4 UNI Open, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (1st) Dec. 10 Emery McReynolds, Neb-Kearney L; Fall (3:18) 3-5 Dec. 4 20 Zach Stevens, Minn St-Mankato W 2-0 5-2 Dec. 10 Andrew Wiens, Nebraska W 8-2 4-5 Dec. 4 20 Ryan Osgood, Northern Iowa W 4-1 6-2 Dec. 10 Walter Ponce, NW Wyoming CC L 9-7 4-6 Dec. 4 20 Dave Cunningham, ND State W; Fall (:53) 7-2 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Dec. 4 20 Charles Lloyd, Minnesota W 4-0 (SV3) 8-2 Jan. 21 Garrett Desmond, Wyoming L 6-4 (SV1) 4-7 Dec. 4 20 C.J. Ettelson, Northern Iowa W 6-2 9-2 Jan. 21 Adam Hope, Dana College W; Fall (3:44) 5-7 Dec. 9 17 4-Josh Churella, Michigan (0/2) L 5-1 9-3/2-1 Jan. 21 Mike Rowe, Nebraska L; Fall (2:43) 5-8 Dec. 11 17 Charles Lloyd, Minnesota (3/0) W; MD 10-2 10-3/3-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Dec. 17 18 David Roberts, Cal Poly (1/2) L 7-5 (SV1) 10-4/3-2 5-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 3/4 0 0 Jan. 2 18 Brad Forbes, Bloomsburg (0/1) L 4-3 10-5/3-3 Jan. 7 10-David Hoffman, Va. Tech (3/4) W 12-11 11-5/4-3 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Ryan Davis, 149 Jan. 14 18-Alex Tsirtsis, Iowa (2/2) L 7-5 11-6/4-4 Date # Opponent Result Record Jan. 14 4-Josh Churella, Michigan (0/2) L 6-2 11-7/4-5 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. (1st) Jan. 15 6-Daniel Frishkorn, Okla. St. (3/2) W; MD 12-4 12-7/5-5 Dec. 10 J.J. Pursley, Unattached W; TF 17-0 (2:34) 1-0 Jan. 15 Eric Kruger, Central Michigan (1/0) W 2-1 13-7/6-5 Dec. 10 Gabe Re, Nebraska-Kearney W; Fall (3:38) 2-0 Jan. 21 18 Jordan Zipkin, American (1/0) W; Fall (1:27) 14-7/7-5 Dec. 10 Mat Gilliland, Colby CC W 7-3 3-0 Jan. 29 19 Chris McCormick, Missouri (2/1) W; Fall (6:38) 15-7/8-5 Dec. 10 Brandon Brill, Neb-Kearney W; TF 16-1 (4:25) 4-0 Feb. 3 19 Justin Porter, Okla State (2/1) W; Fall (3:49) 16-7/9-5 Dec. 17 Jeff Owens, Cal Poly (0/4) L 10-4 4-1/0-1 Feb. 10 19 2-Teyon Ware, Oklahoma (0/2) L 6-2 16-8/9-6 Jan. 2 George Hickman, Bloomsburg (3/0) W; TF 17-1 (6:31) 5-1/1-1 Feb. 19 20 1-Nate Gallick, Iowa State (0/1) L 3-1 16-9/9-7 Jan. 7 Joe Thompson, Virginia Tech (1/0) W; Fall (1:56) 6-1/2-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa 16-9 9-7 39/21 24/20 4/0 0 3 Jan. 14 1-Ty Eustice, Iowa (0/4) L; MD 12-4 6-2/2-2 Jan. 14 6-Eric Tannenbaum, Michigan (0/4) L 10-4 6-3/2-3 Jan. 15 2-Zack Esposito, Oklahoma St. (1/8) L; MD 19-9 6-4/2-4 Jan. 15 4-Mark DiSalvo, Cent Mich (0/1) L 5-0 6-5/2-5 Rob Plambeck, 157 Jan. 21 Tom Kniezewski, American (4/2) W 12-6 7-5/3-5 Date # Opponent Result Record Jan. 29 Marcus Hoehn, Missouri (0/2) L 5-3 7-6/3-6 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Feb. 19 Aron Scott, Iowa State (1/2) L 6-5 7-7/3-7 Nov. 12 Claudell Noel, Ellsburg L, Fall (1:25) 0-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 12 Mike Fiala, Iowa Central W 10-5 1-1 7-7 3-7 14/23 10/27 2/0 3 0 Nov. 12 Micah Keller, Ellsburg L 9-7 1-2 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-Under Division) Nov. 19 Sean Curran, Iowa Central CC L 13-6 1-3 Robert Sanders, 149 Nov. 19 Matt Englebert, Neosho CC W, MD 16-5 2-3 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 19 Thomas Kelley, Labette CC W 6-5 3-3 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Nov. 19 John Latham, Chadron State W 8-6 (SV1) 4-3 Nov. 12 Mike Zinnel, Iowa Central W 5-2 1-0 Nov. 19 Brady Nagle, Mary L 11-4 4-4 Nov. 12 Seth Anderson, Ellsworth L 4-3 1-1 Oklahoma Open, Norman, Okla. Nov. 12 Erik George, Ellsworth W 5-2 2-1 Nov. 26 Gerald Harris, Mo. Baptist L 10-9 (TB) 4-5 Nov. 12 Clayton Wolf, Utah Valley St W, MD 10-2 3-1 Nov. 26 Cody Rouse, Mo. Baptist L; Fall (2:43) 4-6 Nov. 12 Charlie Ettelson, Northern Iowa L 5-3 3-2 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa Nov. 18 Tyler Sherfey, Boise State (1/6) L 13-8 3-3/0-1 Dec. 4 Adam Halverson, Luther L; Fall (3:40) 4-7 Nov. 26 Kyle Dye, Wyoming (3/3) W 9-8 4-3/1-1 Dec. 4 Kile O’Toole, Eastern Illinois W; Fall (3:03) 5-7 UNI Open, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Dec. 4 Mike Fiala, Iowa Central CC W; TF 20-2 (5:00) 6-7 Dec. 4 Tee Adams, Upper Iowa W; Fall (3:03) 5-3 Dec. 4 Kuper, Iowa State L 5-2 6-8 Dec. 4 Alex Gunder, Iowa W; MD 10-1 6-3 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. Dec. 4 Charlie Ettelson, Northern Iowa L 5-2 6-4 Jan. 7 Adam Tieben, Central Mo State L; Fall (0:28) 6-9 Dec. 4 Justin Cole, Missouri L 2-1 6-5 Jan. 7 Paul Wilson, Dakota Wesleyan W; TF 17-0 7-9 Dec. 9 4-Eric Tannenbaum, Michigan (0/7) L; MD 16-6 6-6/1-2 Jan. 7 John Suten, NWC W: Fall (4:25) 8-9 Dec. 11 Dustin Schlatter, Minnesota (0/6) L; MD 14-4 6-7/1-3 Jan. 7 Henry Wahle, Neb-Omaha L 3-0 8-10 Dec. 17 Orlando Perez, Oregon State (3/3) W 7-6 7-7/2-3 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (4th) Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (1st) Jan. 21 Dylan Wheaton, Neb-Omaha W 6-4 9-10 Jan. 21 Marcus Hilario, Neb-Omaha W 6-2 8-7 Jan. 21 Henry Wahle, Neb-Omaha L 5-1 9-11 Jan. 21 Alex Grunder, Iowa W 7-3 9-7 Jan. 21 Jerod Meister, Iowa Central CC W 6-5 10-11 Jan. 21 Shane Unger, Neb-Omaha W 9-6 10-7 Jan. 21 Kasey Kohl, Neb-Kearney L; Fall (0:30) 10-12 Feb. 3 3-Zack Esposito, Okla St (0/7) L; TF 19-4 (7:00) 10-8/2-4 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Feb. 10 7-Matt Storniolo, Oklahoma (1/2) L 7-2 10-9/2-5 10-12 0-0 0/0 0/0 1/4 1 1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD 10-9 2-5 6/19 8/34 1/0 0 2 Marc Harwood, 165 Date # Opponent Result Record Chad Johnson, 157 Nov. 18 Lex Case, Boise State (4/0) W, MD 13-4 1-0/1-0 Date # Opponent Result Record Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (6th) Dec. 17 ---open---, Oregon State W, Forfeit 1-0/1-0 Nov. 19 Eric Luedke, Iowa L 6-3 1-1 Jan. 7 Dillion Geiser, Augustana L 5-1 1-1 Nov. 19 Evan Copeland, Adams State Coll W 7-4 2-1 Jan. 7 Aldon Struchen, SW Minn St L 7-3 1-2 Nov. 19 Scott Dorn, Wisconsin-LaCrosse W 6-2 3-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 19 Nate Baker, Minn. St-Moorhead W 3-1 4-1 1-2 1-0 6/0 0/0 0/0 0 0 Nov. 19 Jeremy Larson, Minnesota W 6-2 5-1 Nov. 19 Eric Luedke, Iowa M For * Nov. 19 Alex Nelson, Northern Illinois M For * Chris Oliver, 157 Nov. 26 Gary Dack, Wyoming (1/0) W; Fall (1:08) 6-1/2-0 Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 9 3-Ryan Churella, Michigan (1/3) L 9-4 6-2/2-1 Nov. 18 Johnny Nunez, Boise State (2/1) W; Fall (4:39) 1-0/1-0 Dec. 11 4-Matt Nagel, Minnesota (1/0) W 3-2 7-2/3-1 Nov. 26 ---forfeit, Wyoming--- W; Forfeit 2-0/2-0 Dec. 17 17 Rob Maxwell, Cal Poly (2/0) W 7-3 8-2/4-1 UNI Open, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (3rd) Jan. 2 Frank Beasley, Bloomsburg (6/0) W; MD 16-5 9-2/5-1 Dec. 4 Mike Metzger, Wisconsin W; TF 16-1 (5:59) 3-0 Jan. 7 17 Mark Czarny, Virginia Tech (6/0) W; MD 13-4 10-2/6-1 Dec. 4 Henry Wahle, Neb-Omaha W 7-2 4-0 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Dec. 4 Matt Everson, Minnesota W 3-1 5-0 Jan. 14 19 Eric Luedke, Iowa (1/0) W 3-2 11-2/7-1 Dec. 4 James Williamson, Missouri L 6-5 (TB2) 5-1 Jan. 14 19 3-Ryan Churella, Michigan (2/1) L 5-4 11-3/7-2 Dec. 4 Matt Collum, Iowa Central CC W; Fall (2:11) 6-1 Jan. 15 19 4-Johny Hendricks, Okla St (0/2) L 6-2 11-4/7-3 Dec. 4 16-Chris Bitetto, Northern Iowa W 5-4 7-1 Jan. 15 19 Justin Petrone, Cent Mich (0/0) W 5-1 12-4/8-3 Dec. 9 Rob Sulaver, Michigan (3/0) W 9-2 8-1/3-0 Jan. 29 15 5-Matt Pell, Missouri (0/1) L 3-0 12-5/8-4 Dec. 11 6-CP Schlatter, Minnesota (1/5) L 12-5 8-2/3-1 Feb. 3 15 2-Johny Hendricks, Okla St (0/2) L; MD 10-2 12-6/8-5 Dec. 17 Ryan Williams, Cal Poly (4/1) W; MD 15-4 9-2/4-1 Feb. 10 15 18-Jerrod King, Oklahoma (1/0) W 3-2 13-6/9-5 Jan. 2 Aric Fuhrman, Bloomsburg (3/1) W; Fall (6:38) 10-2/5-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 7 Dave Kiley, Virginia Tech (4/0) W 10-3 11-2/6-1 13-6 9-5 33/16 25/9 1/0 0 3 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jan. 14 3-Joe Johnston, Iowa (0/4) L 8-6 11-3/6-2 Jan. 14 5-Steve Luke, Michigan (0/1) W; Fall (3:12) 12-3/7-2 David Ingalls, 165 Jan. 15 11-Kevin Ward, Okla. St. (0/2) L 8-2 12-4/7-3 Date # Opponent Result Record Jan. 15 Zach Strunk, Cent Mich (0/1) W 3-2 13-4/8-3 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. (1st) Jan. 21 16 Rudy Rueda, American (2/1) W; Fall (6:43) 14-4/9-3 Dec. 10 Todd Shank, Neb-Kearney W; Fall (2:56) 1-0 Jan. 29 16 Michael Chandler, Missouri (1/2) L 9-4 (TB1) 14-5/9-4 Dec. 10 Ross Taplin, Neb-Omaha W 3-1 2-0 Feb. 3 16 15-Kevin Ward, Oklahoma St (1/0) W 3-1 15-5/10-4 Dec. 10 Brett Hunter, Chadron State W; Fall (3:04) 3-0 Feb. 10 15 Will Rowe, Oklahoma (1/3) L; MD 15-6 15-6/10-5 Dec. 17 Anthony Weber, Oregon St. (2/0) W 4-1 4-0/1-0 Feb. 19 17 2-Trent Paulson, Iowa State W; Inj. Def. 16-6/11-5 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. (1st) W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 7 Brandon Stanley, Neb-Omaha W; MD 13-5 5-0 16-6 11-5 52/16 23/21 5/0 1 1 Jan. 7 Wade Danielson, Dana College W; MD 15-4 6-0 Jan. 7 Ross Taplin, Neb-Omaha W 9-3 7-0 Jan. 21 4-M. Abdurakhmanov, American (0/5) L; Fall (3:58) 7-1/1-1 Feb. 19 9-Travis Paulson, Iowa St (0/5) L; MD 12-3 7-2/1-2 Jan. 7 <184>---forfeit, Virginia Tech----- W; Forfeit 14-6/3-3 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD 7-2 1-2 3/10 2/10 2/1 0 2 14-6 3-3 15/12 7/10 2/1 0 3

Jacob Klein, 174 Craig Brester, 174 Date # Opponent Result Record Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 18 5 Ben Gilliland, Boise State (7/0) W, MD 17-5 1-0/1-0 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Nov. 26 5 Dan Barrone, Wyoming (2/0) W, TF 15-0 2-0/2-0 Nov. 12 Althoff, South Dakota State L 3-2 0-1 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (1st) Nov. 12 Frezier, Iowa State W, Fall (1:05) 1-1 Dec. 4 5 Barry Jackson, Purdue W, TF 15-0 (2:23) 3-0 Nov. 12 Fakins, Northern Iowa W 9-2 2-1 Dec. 4 5 Rick Loera, Iowa W, MD 18-8 4-0 Nov. 12 Gupinski, Iowa State W 6-0 3-1 Dec. 4 5 Joey Garrity, Missouri W 5-0 5-0 Nov. 12 Love, Iowa Central W 7-3 4-1 Dec. 4 5 Curt Zinnel, Northern Iowa W 4-0 6-0 Nov. 12 Bertillino, Iowa State L 8-1 4-2 Dec. 4 5 Brandon Browne, Nebraska W 9-3 7-0 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (20-and-Under) Dec. 9 4 17-Nick Roy, Michigan (0/0) W 2-1 8-0/3-0 Nov. 19 Blake Malloy, Fort Hays State W; MD 9-0 5-2 Dec. 11 4 14-Gabriel Dretsch, Minnesota (0/4) L; MD 12-4 8-1/3-1 Nov. 19 Clint Eakins, Northern Iowa W 5-0 6-2 Dec. 17 6 Jeremy Larson, Oregon St (4/0) W 10-5 9-1/4-1 Nov. 19 Jay Wood, Nebraska-Omaha W; MD 14-1 7-2 Dec. 17 6 Nick Hernandez, Cal Poly (1/2) W 7-4 10-1/5-1 Nov. 19 Jay Borschell, Virginia Tech L; Fall (3:58) 7-3 Jan. 2 6 Andrew Jordan, Bloomsburg (1/0) W; Fall (1:00) 11-1/6-1 Nov. 19 Jacob Neuzil, Iowa W; Fall (:55) 8-3 Jan. 7 5 Steve Ratley, Virginia Tech (4/0) W; Fall (2:57) 12-1/7-1 Nov. 19 Josh Chelf, Wisconsin-LaCrosse L 5-3 8-4 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Oklahoma Open, Norman Okla. (2nd) Jan. 14 5 3-Mark Perry, Iowa (1/1) W 4-3 13-1/8-1 Nov. 26 Levi Craig, Duke W; MD 13-0 9-4 Jan. 14 5 10-Nick Roy, Michigan (1/0) W 4-0 14-1/9-1 Nov. 26 Joshua Smith, Air Force W; TF 16-0 10-4 Jan. 15 5 9-Brandon Mason, Okla St (1/0) W 3-0 15-1/10-1 Nov. 26 Joey Garrity, Missouri W 6-3 11-4 Jan. 15 5 20-Brandon Stinnott, C Mich (2/0) W 6-0 16-1/11-1 Nov. 26 Wes Roberts, Oklahoma L; MD 10-0 11-5 Jan. 21 3 Dwayne Hash, American (4/0) W; TF 18-2 (3:49) 17-1/12-1 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jan. 29 3 1-Ben Askren, Missouri (0/6) L; Fall (4:29) 17-2/12-2 Dec. 4 Curt Zinnel, Northern Iowa L 6-4 11-6 Feb. 3 3 11-Brandon Mason, Okla St (0/2) L 4-0 17-3/12-3 Dec. 4 Cody Waters, Michigan W; TF 16-0 (5:30) 12-6 Feb. 10 3 Shane Vernon, Oklahoma (4/0) W; Fall (3;50) 18-3/13-3 Dec. 4 Nick Skinner, Purdue W; Fall (5:04) 13-6 Feb. 19 3 David Bertolino, Iowa State (0/0) W 2-0 19-3/14-3 Dec. 4 Joey Garrity, Missouri L 3-0 13-7 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. (1st) 19-3 14-3 56/13 32/15 3/1 3 2 Dec. 10 Caleb VanVorst, Northern Colorado W; Fall (4:29) 14-7 Dec. 10 Edward Locke, Dana College W; MD 10-2 15-7 Dec. 10 Jake Stevenson, Morningside Coll W 4-3 16-7 Dec. 10 Dan Hospodka, Neb-Kearney W 9-2 17-7 James Pummel, 174 Date # Opponent Result Record Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. (3rd) UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (3rd) Jan. 7 Vince Demarest, Missouri W; Fall (4:25) 18-7 Jan. 7 JD Naig, Neb-Omaha L; Fall (3:16) 0-1 Jan. 7 Tyler Johnson, SW State, Minn W; Fall (3:51) 19-7 Jan. 7 Adam Halford, NWC W; MD 18-6 1-1 Jan. 7 Vince Jones, Nebraska L; Fall (1:07) 19-8 Jan. 7 Enock Francois, NWC W 1-0 2-1 Jan. 7 Jake Lujan, Dana College W; Fall (1:40) 20-8 Jan. 7 Russel Smith, Dana College W 9-2 3-1 Jan. 7 Nick Wilkes, Dana College W; MD 14-0 21-8 Jan. 7 Kyle Frawley, Dana College W 11-6 4-1 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (3rd, 184 pounds) Jan. 7 Jake Oberfoell, MVC W 10-8 5-1 Jan. 21 Nate Oviatt, Neb-Omaha W 7-2 22-8 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 21 Jake Varner, Iowa State L; Fall (1:22) 22-9 5-1 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0 1 Jan. 21 D’Andre Nunn, Northern Iowa W; MD 13-3 23-9 Jan. 21 Casey Roberts, Nebraska W; Fall (2:33) 24-9 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD 23-9 0-0 0/0 0/0 8/3 2 6 Matt Farrell, 184 Date # Opponent Result Record Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa Nov. 12 Bigney, UV W, MD 13-3 1-0 Brandon Browne, 174 Nov. 12 Dunning, Northern Iowa W 3-0 2-0 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 12 Lulloff, Wisconsin-LaCrossee L 2-1 2-1 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa (1st) Nov. 12 Jones, Nebraska L, Fall (3:35) 2-2 Nov. 12 Kauffman, Wartburg W 3-1 1-0 Nov. 18 K.C. Walsh, Boise State (1/3) L 7-4 2-3/0-1 Nov. 12 Frezier, Iowa State W 12-5 2-0 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Nov. 12 Jordon, Iowa Central W 7-2 3-0 Nov. 19 Jason Lulloff, Wisconsin-LaCrosse L 1-0 2-4 Nov. 12 Bertlino, Iowa State W 3-1 4-0 Nov. 19 D’Andre Nunn, Northern Iowa W 11-4 3-4 Nov. 12 Chelf, Wisconsin-LaCrosse W 5-4 5-0 Nov. 19 Dave Herrera, Northern Illinois W 8-2 4-4 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Nov. 19 K.C. Walsh, Boise State L 12-5 4-5 Nov. 19 Mike Casperson, Boise State W 7-6 6-0 Nov. 26 Preston Pavich, Wyoming (2/1) W 9-3 5-5/1-1 Nov. 19 David Bertolino, Iowa State L 4-3 6-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 19 Lon Welsh, Luther W, MD 14-1 7-1 5-5 1-1 3/3 3/4 0/1 0 1 Nov. 19 Grant Turner, Iowa State L 7-6 7-2 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (2nd) Dec. 4 Heath Lynnes, ND State W; Fall (1:30) 8-2 Dec. 4 Clint Eakins, Northern Iowa W; MD 12-4 9-2 Vince Jones, 184 Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 4 Matt Winterhalter, Illinois W 4-3 10-2 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa (3rd) Dec. 4 Tim Johns, Southwest St., Minn W; MD 15-5 11-2 Nov. 12 Nunn, Northern Iowa W 8-2 1-0 Dec. 4 5-Jacob Klein, Nebraska L 9-3 11-3 Nov. 12 Oviatt, Neb-Omaha L 9-6 1-1 Dec. 9 <184> Tyrel Todd, Michigan (2/3) L 9-7 11-4/0-1 Nov. 12 Kehmeyer, South Dakota St W, Inj Def 2-1 Dec. 11 <184> 6-Roger Kish, Minnesota (0/5) L 11-5 11-5/0-2 Nov. 12 Stueve, BV W, MD 13-4 3-1 Dec. 17 <184> Neal Beaudry, Ore. St. (3/0) W; Fall (2:33) 12-5/1-2 Nov. 12 Farrell, Nebraska W, Fall (3:35) 4-1 Dec. 17 <184> Ryan Halsey, Cal Poly (0/1) L; Fall (1:03) 12-6/1-3 Nov. 12 Oviatt, Neb-Omaha W, Fall (3:13) 5-1 Jan. 2 <184> Nate Shirk, Bloomsburg (2/1) W 6-5 13-6/2-3 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (2nd, 20-and-Under Division) Jan. 21 Zach Loberg, Dana W 8-2 5-3 Nov. 19 Brian Stueve, Buena Vista W; Fall (3:21) 6-1 Jan. 21 Nick Edmonds, Neb-Omaha L 10-4 5-4 Nov. 19 Nathan Jones, Carson-Neumann W; Fall (3:52) 7-1 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 19 A.J. Gregg, Luther W; Fall (3:14) 8-1 5-4 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0 Nov. 19 Tom Nesseth, Augustana W; Fall (3:53) 9-1 Nov. 19 Duke Burk, Northern Illinois L 3-1 9-2 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (1st) B.J. Padden, 197 Dec. 4 R.J. Oliver, Dubuque W; Fall (2:29) 10-2 Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 4 Ryan Thomas, Eastern Illinois W; Fall (1:20) 11-2 Nov. 18 3 Casey Phelps, Boise State (0/0) W 2-1 (TB1) 1-0/1-0 Dec. 4 Dan Dunning, Northern Iowa W; Fall (3:30) 12-2 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (3rd) Dec. 4 Matt Wetterling, ND State W 6-4 13-2 Nov. 19 3 Justin Bronson, Minnesota W; Fall (:54) 2-0 Dec. 4 Justin Peterson, Wisconsin W; Fall (3:10) 14-2 Nov. 19 3 Derrick Hunsinger, N Illinois W; TF, 18-3 (5:30) 3-0 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. (1st) Nov. 19 3 Casey Phelps, Boise State L 3-1 (SV1) 3-1 Jan. 7 John Justice, Dana College W: Fall (1:22) 15-2 Nov. 19 3 Heath Jolley, Central Oklahoma W; Fall (5:20) 4-1 Jan. 7 Beau Severtson, Augustana W; Fall (4:28) 16-2 Nov. 19 3 San Wendland, Wyoming W 9-3 5-1 Jan. 7 Craig Brester, Nebraska W; Fall (1:07) 17-2 Nov. 26 3 Malcolm Havens, Wyoming (7/0) W; MD 16-6 6-1/2-0 Jan. 7 Casey Roberts, Nebraska W; Fall (1:37) 18-2 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (1st) National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Dec. 4 3 Joel Wippenfurth, SW St, Minn W; MD 13-4 7-1 Jan. 14 2-Paul Bradley, Iowa (1/1) W 4-3 19-2/1-0 Dec. 4 3 Alec Bonander, Luther W 8-3 8-1 Jan. 14 17-Tyrel Todd, Michigan (1/0) W; Fall (0:41) 20-2/2-0 Dec. 4 3 Andrew Anderson, Northern Iowa W 7-2 9-1 Jan. 15 Brent Parkey, Okla State (4/1) W; MD 15-4 21-2/3-0 Dec. 4 3 Jon Jones, Iowa Central CC W 10-4 10-1 Jan. 15 20-Christian Stinnott, CMich (2/1) W 6-4 22-2/4-0 Dec. 9 3 Casey White, Michigan (5/0) W 11-5 11-1/3-0 Jan. 21 10 5-Josh Glenn, American (1/2) L; Fall (1:17) 22-3/4-1 Dec. 11 3 Justin Bronson, Minnesota (7/0) W; MD 16-6 12-1/4-0 Jan. 29 10 Raymond Jordan, Missouri (1/1) W 4-2 23-3/5-1 Jan. 7 5 Matt Woods, Virginia Tech (4/0) W; Fall (3:20) 13-1/5-0 Feb. 3 10 Rusty Blackmon, Okla State (2/1) L 8-4 23-4/5-2 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Feb. 10 11 14-Justin Dyer, Oklahoma (4/2) W; MD 14-5 24-4/6-2 Jan. 14 5 Dan Erekson, Iowa (4/1) W 10-4 14-1/6-0 Feb. 19 11 9-Kurt Backes, Iowa State (1/4) L; TF 19-3,6:40 24-5/6-3 Jan. 14 5 Casey White, Michigan (4/0) W 10-5 15-1/7-0 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 15 5 2-Jake Rosholt, Okla St (1/1) W 5-3 16-1/8-0 24-5 6-3 23/14 16/14 15/1 0 3 Jan. 15 5 1-Wynn Michalak, Cent Mich (0/4) L; MD 15-3 16-2/8-1 Jan. 21 5 Tyler Flatt, American (4/0) W; Fall (3:48) 17-2/9-1 Jan. 29 5 Jeff Foust, Missouri (2/2) W 8-5 18-2/10-1 Casey Roberts, 184 Feb. 3 5 2-Jake Rosholt, Okla St (2/1) W; Fall (5:49) 19-2/11-1 Date # Opponent Result Record Feb. 10 2 5-Joel Flaggert, Oklahoma (2/0) L 6-2 19-3/11-2 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (5th, 20-and-Under) Feb. 19 5 Joe Curran, Iowa State (6/0) W; MD 18-5 20-3/12-2 Nov. 19 Rory Miller, Iowa Central CC W 2-1 1-0 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Nov. 19 Dallas Mitchell, MWCTC W 2-0 2-0 20-3 12-2 48/7 46/12 5/0 1 4 Nov. 19 Duke Burk, Northern Illinois L 5-1 2-1 Nov. 19 A.J. Gregg, Luther L 7-2 2-2 Nov. 19 Tom Nesseth, Augustana W; MFor 3-2 Oklahoma Open, Norman, Okla. Levi Wofford, 197 Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 26 Jacob Devlin, Air Force L 4-1 3-3 Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa (3rd) Nov. 26 Eric Wolfee, Mo. Baptist W; Fall (3:50) 4-3 Nov. 12 Miller, Wartburg W 8-1 1-0 Nov. 26 Turner Lockett, Bacone L 10-7 4-4 Nov. 12 Jones, Iowa Central L 9-5 1-1 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. Nov. 12 Mehman, Ellsburg W, MD 16-8 2-1 Dec. 10 Adam Stem, Missouri Baptist W 3-0 5-4 Nov. 12 Olson, Ellsburg W, Inj Def 3-1 Dec. 10 Nicolas Wilkes, Dana College L 3-2 5-5 Nov. 12 Anderson, Northern Iowa W, Fall (1:05) 4-1 Dec. 10 Nick McGovern, Fort Hays St W; MD 11-1 6-5 Nov. 12 Miller, Wartburg W 9-2 5-1 Dec. 10 Lars Lueders, Western State L 7-1 6-6 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (2nd, 20-and-Under) Dec. 17 <197> Dan Pitsch, Oregon St. (0/4) L; MD 10-5 6-7/0-1 Nov. 19 Blake Crowe, Minn St-Mankato W; Fall (1:30) 6-1 Dec. 17 <197> 14-Matt Montiero, Cal Poly (0/1) L; Fall (2:55) 6-8/0-2 Nov. 19 Elijah Martinez, Lebette W 5-0 7-1 Jan. 2 <197> J. Hasseman, Bloomsburg (0/1) L; Fall (6:10) 6-9/0-3 Nov. 19 Dan Erekson, Iowa W 6-4 (SV1) 8-1 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. (2nd) Nov. 19 Johny Laboranti, Virginia Tech W; MD 13-3 9-1 Jan. 7 Nick Wilkes, Dana College W; Fall (5:59) 7-10 Nov. 19 Jacob Marrs, Nebraska-Omaha L 8-4 9-2 Jan. 7 Corey Stromley, NWC W 8-3 8-10 Oklahoma Open, Norman, Okla. Jan. 7 Chris Egan, Dana College W 3-1 9-10 Nov. 26 Beau Hohmann, UTD W 4-0 10-2 Jan. 7 Vince Jones, Nebraska L; Fall (1;37) 9-11 Nov. 26 Jared Duke, Oklahoma State W; Fall (5:17) 11-2 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (4th) Nov. 26 Joel Flaggert, Oklahoma L 12-7 11-3 Jan. 21 Jake Varner, Iowa State L; Fall (2:34) 9-12 Nov. 26 Kelsey Empting, Neb-Kearney L 3-1 11-4 Jan. 21 Nate Oviatt, Neb-Omaha W 5-2 10-12 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jan. 21 Phillip Keddy, Iowa W; MFor 11-12 Dec. 4 Chad Emery, St. Cloud State W; Fall (1:33) 12-4 Jan. 21 Craig Brester, Nebraska L; Fall (2:33) 11-13 Dec. 4 Jon Jones, Iowa Central CC L 4-0 12-5 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Dec. 4 Ben Janike, Minn St-Mankato W 3-1 13-5 11-13 0-3 0/16 0/6 2/5 0 1 Dec. 4 Derrick Mehman, Ellsworth W 5-3 14-5 Dec. 4 Jacob Brice, ND State L 5-2 15-5 Cody Millard, 197 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. Date # Opponent Result Record Dec. 10 Brad Dodge, Morningside Coll W 5-3 16-5 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (5th, 20-and-Under Division) Dec. 10 Jeff Sylvester, Neb-Kearney L; MD 11-0 16-6 Nov. 19 Tony Ponce, Labette W 8-2 1-0 Dec. 10 Lyndon Wagner, Fort Hays State W; MD 13-4 17-6 Nov. 19 Robert Panayi, Northern Illinois W 3-1 (SV1) 2-0 Dec. 10 Webster Farris, Dana College L 8-7 17-7 Nov. 19 Jacob Marrs, Nebraska-Omaha L; MD 8-0 2-1 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. (1st) Nov. 19 Dan Erekson, Iowa L; MD 11-2 2-2 Jan. 7 Seth Theriot, MVC W; Fall (4:39) 18-7 Nov. 19 Tim Winker, Wisconsin-LaCrosse W 4-3 3-2 Jan. 7 Tyler Gonzalez, Fort Hays State W; MD 18-4 19-7 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (4th) Jan. 7 Webster Farris, Dana College W; MD 11-2 20-7 Jan. 21 Jeff Knoll, Northern Iowa W 5-2 4-2 Jan. 7 Andrew Lundgren, NWC W 6-1 21-7 Jan. 21 Sam Wendland, Wyoming L; MD 13-3 4-3 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (1st) Jan. 21 Zach Loberg, Dana College W 9-4 22-7 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD Jan. 21 Nick Edmonds, Neb-Omaha W 3-2 23-7 18-6 0-0 0/0 0/0 3/1 0 3 Jan. 21 Sam Wendland, Wyoming W 9-7 (SV1) 24-7 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD 24-7 0-0 0/0 0/0 5/0 0 5

Jon May, HWT Date # Opponent Result Record Nov. 18 Andy Patrick, Boise State (1/0) W 3-1 (SV) 1-0/1-0 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. Nov. 19 Jason Still, Wyoming W 9-2 2-0 Nov. 19 Josh Leadingfox, Central Okla. L 3-1 2-1 Nov. 19 Chris Tuchscherer, MN St-Moorhead W 9-2 3-1 Nov. 19 Lawrence Bumphus, Unattached W; TF, 18-3 (5:30) 4-1 Nov. 19 , Oklahoma State L 2-0 4-2 Nov. 26 Jason Still, Wyoming (1/0) W; Fall (2:01) 5-2/2-0 UNI Open, Cedar Falls, Iowa (3rd) Dec. 4 Brady Wilson, Minn St-Mankato W 7-2 6-2 Dec. 4 Danny Perez, Eastern Illinois W; Fall (3:11) 7-2 Dec. 4 Ryan Fuller, Iowa W 3-2 8-2 Dec. 4 Les Sigmon, Unattached L; TF 16-1 (5:04) 8-3 Dec. 4 Ben Zulauf, Illinois W 5-2 9-3 Dec. 4 Tyler Rhodes, Northern Iowa W; Fall (2;46) 10-3 Dec. 9 12 3-Greg Wagner, Michigan (1/2) L 8-2 10-4/2-1 Dec. 11 12 2-Cole Konrad, Minnesota (0/7) L; MD 16-5 10-5/2-2 Dec. 17 14 18-Ty Watterson, Oregon St. (1/0) W 3-2 11-5/3-2 Dec. 17 14 Arturo Basulto, Cal Poly (1/0) W; Fall (3:43) 12-5/4-2 Jan. 2 14 Mike Spaid, Bloomsburg (3/0) W 6-4 13-5/5-2 Jan. 7 13 10-Mike Faust, Virginia Tech (0/1) L 5-4 (TB2) 13-6/5-3 National Duals, Cedar Falls, Iowa Jan. 14 14 7-Matt Fields, Iowa (0/1) L 3-1 13-7/5-4 Jan. 14 14 3-Greg Wagner, Michigan (0/2) L; MD 9-0 13-8/5-5 Jan. 15 14 1-Steve Mocco, Okla St (0/3) L; MD 12-0 13-9/5-6 Jan. 15 14 17-Bubba Gritter, Cent Mich (0/1) L 7-1 13-10/5-7 Jan. 21 15-Adam LoPiccolo, American (2/1) W; Fall (4:07) 13-11/5-8 Jan. 29 18 ---open---, Missouri W; Forfeit 14-11/6-8 Feb. 3 15 2-Steve Mocco, Okla State (0/1) L: Fall (0:42) 14-12/6-9 Feb. 10 19 5-Jake Hager, Oklahoma (0/1) L 2-1 14-13/6-10 Feb. 19 19 Richard Schopf, Iowa St (0/0) W 4-0 15-13/7-10 W-L Dual DP/Opp DTD/OPP Pins TF MD 15-13 7-10 31/39 10/20 4/2 1 0

Stefan Tighe, HWT Date # Opponent Result Record Harold Nichols Open, Fort Dodge, Iowa (4th) Nov. 12 McCoy, Iowa Central W 5-3 1-0 Nov. 12 Gillis, Wartburg L, Fall (1:53) 1-1 Nov. 12 Combs, Iowa Central W 10-4 2-1 Nov. 12 Zimmerly, Northern Iowa W, Fall (1:23) 3-1 Nov. 12 Tyler Rhodes, Northern Iowa W; For 4-1 Nov. 12 Allen, Wisconsin-LaCrosse L 7-5 4-2 Kaufman-Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (3rd, 20-and-Under division Nov. 19 Jake Madrinich, Luther W 9-4 5-2 Nov. 19 Jacob Combs, Iowa Central CC W 3-2 6-2 Nov. 19 Michael Zimmerly, Northern Iowa L 5-3 6-3 Nov. 19 Jordan Hein, Wisconsin W 3-2 7-3 Nov. 19 Chuck Robinson, Carson-Neumann W 5-2 8-3 UNK Loper Open, Kearney, Neb. (3rd) Dec. 10 Matt Kastl, Morningside Coll W; MD 9-0 9-3 Dec. 10 Jared Bonnell, Mo Baptist L; Fall (1:43) 9-4 Dec. 10 Nathan Ploen, Morningside Coll W 7-2 10-4 Dec. 10 Cody Rivera, Colby CC W 4-1 11-4 Dec. 10 Jared Bonnell, Mo Baptist W 3-2 12-4 Dana College Open, Blair, Neb. (3rd) Jan. 7 Andrew Moore, Dana College W; Fall (5:43) 13-4 Jan. 7 AJ Stensrude, Dakota Wesleyan W 7-0 14-4 Jan. 7 Les Sigman, Neb-Omaha L; MD 12-1 14-5 Jan. 7 Richard Roesier, SW State-Minn W; Fall (5:52) 15-5 Jan. 7 Tony Lewis, Neb-Omaha W 11-5 16-5 Brand Open, Omaha, Neb. (2nd) Jan. 21 Jesse Boggs, Dana College W; MD 12-4 17-5 Jan. 21 David Zabriski, Iowa State W; MD 13-3 18-5 Jan. 21 Mike Zimmerly, Northern Iowa L 5-2 18-6