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Match by Match Results 2014-15 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS Thomas Gilman 125, Sophomore – Council Bluffs, Iowa (Skutt Catholic) Wt. Opponent (School) Result Overall/Dual Record 125 Luther Open ‐‐ 1st place Trevor Westelund (Upper Iowa) W‐TF 21‐6 1‐0/0‐0 Scott Smith (Cornell College) W‐Pin 1:44 (1) 2‐0/0‐0 Paul Mascarenas (North Iowa Area CC) W‐Pin 5:15 (2) 3‐0/0‐0 Skyler Petry (Minnesota) W‐MD 16‐5 4‐0/0‐0 Alfredo Rodriguez (Iowa Lakes CC) W‐MD 21‐8 5‐0/0‐0 Alex Fortuna (Baker) W‐Pin 2:05 (3) 6‐0/1‐0 Alex Delacruz (Iowa Central) W‐TF 7‐0/2‐0 Scott Smith (Cornell) W‐Pin 1:45 (4) 8‐0/3‐0 Kyle Larson (Iowa State) W‐D 6‐1 9‐0/4‐0 Mitch Rogaliner (Michigan State) W‐MD 18‐6 10‐0/5‐0 Midlands Championships – 2nd place Isaac Andrade (South Dakota State) W‐MD 11‐1 11‐0/5‐0 Johnson Mai (Columbia) W‐MD 14‐5 12‐0/5‐0 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) W‐D 11‐4 13‐0/5‐0 Stevan Micic (Northwestern) W‐D 4‐3 14‐0/5‐0 #4 Joey Dance (Virginia Tech) L‐D 3‐1 SV2 14‐1/5‐0 Sean McCabe (Rutgers) W‐TF 25‐10 15‐1/6‐0 #8 Nathan Tomasello (Ohio State) W‐D 2‐1 TB1 16‐1/7‐0 #11 Eddie Klimara (Oklahoma State) W‐MD 15‐5 17‐1/8‐0 Dominic Olivieri (Illinois) W‐MD 18‐6 18‐1/9‐0 Garrison White (Northwestern) W‐TF 21‐6 19‐1/10‐0 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) W‐TF 23‐7 20‐1/11‐0 Josh Polacek (Maryland) W‐MD 20‐9 21‐1/12‐0 #8 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) W‐D 6‐5 22‐1/13‐0 #20 Conor Youtsey (Michigan) W‐D 6‐1 23‐1/14‐0 #10 Sean Boyle (Chattanooga) L‐D 3‐1 SV1 23‐2/14‐1 #3 Nashon Garrett (Cornell) W‐D 3‐1 24‐2/15‐1 #2 Alan Waters (Missouri) L‐D 5‐4 TB1 24‐3/15‐2 Big Ten Championships – 2nd place Mitch Rogaliner (Michigan State) W‐MD 23‐10 25‐3/15‐2 Luke Welch (Purdue) W‐D 8‐4 26‐3/15‐2 #10 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) W‐D 5‐4 27‐3/15‐2 #7 Nathan Tomasello (Ohio State) L‐D 3‐2 27‐4/15‐2 NCAA Championships – 4th place Evan Silver (Stanford) W‐MD 14‐4 28‐4/15‐2 #11 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) W‐D 3‐1 SV1 29‐4/15‐2 #3 Joey Dance (Virginia Tech) W‐D 7‐5 SV1 30‐4/15‐2 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L‐Pin 0:52 30‐5/15‐2 #2 Nahshon Garrett (Cornell) W‐Pin 6:25 31‐5/15‐2 #1 Alan Waters (Missouri) L‐D 8‐4 31‐6/15‐2 Phillip Laux 125/133, Sophomore – Brighton, Iowa (Iowa City West) Wt. Opponent (School) Result Overall/Dual Record 133 Scott DelVecchio (Rutgers) L‐D 10‐3 0‐1/0‐1 Grand View Open – 2nd place Kruz Adamson (Graceland University) W‐Pin 0:28 1‐1/0‐1 Tristan Bundy (Grand View (Iowa)) W‐D 7‐2 2‐1/0‐1 Alfredo Rodriguez (ILCC) W‐D 4‐2 3‐1/0‐1 Ryak Finch (Grand View (Iowa)) L‐D 8‐6 3‐2/0‐1 Updated 3/21/2015 ^Matches not counted by the NCAA 2014-15 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS 125 Nick Herrmann (Virginia) L‐D 12‐6 3‐3/0‐2 Cory Clark 133, Sophomore – Pleasant Hill, Iowa (SE Polk) Wt. Opponent (School) Result Overall/Dual Record 133 Luther Open – 1st place Sam Reichenbacker (Simpson College) W‐Pin 0:49 (1) 1‐0/0‐0 Conrad Bugay (Wisconsin‐Whitewater) W‐Pin 2:36 (2) 2‐0/0‐0 Phillip Opelt (Cornell College) W‐Pin 6:46 (3) 3‐0/0‐0 Ronny Hauser (Wisconsin‐Whitewater) W‐Pin 2:08 (4) 4‐0/0‐0 Bryce Shoemaker (Baker) W‐Pin 4:11 (5) 5‐0/1‐0 Tyler Miler (Iowa Central) W‐Pin 2:07 (6) 6‐0/2‐0 Phillip Opelt (Cornell College) W‐TF 16‐1 7‐0/3‐0 #14 Earl Hall (Iowa State) W‐D 8‐3 8‐0/4‐0 Hermilo Esquivel (Michigan State) W‐D 5‐0 9‐0/5‐0 Midlands Championships – 1st place Vincent Pizzuto (Eastern Michigan) W‐MD 10‐2 10‐0/5‐0 Jered Cortez (Illinois) W‐D 6‐2 11‐0/5‐0 #16 Danny Sabatello (Purdue) W‐Pin 2:11 (7) 12‐0/5‐0 ^Jarrod Garnett (Lehigh Valley WC) W‐D 7‐6 13‐0/5‐0 Zain Richards (Illinois) W‐D 4‐2 14‐0/5‐0 #9 Johnni DiJulius (Ohio State) L‐D 7‐5 14‐1/5‐1 Gary Wayne Harding (Oklahoma State) W‐D 10‐5 15‐1/6‐1 #5 Zane Richards (Illinois) L‐D 6‐5 15‐2/6‐2 Dominic Malone (Northwestern) W‐Pin 2:56 (8) 16‐2/7‐2 #1 Chris Dardanes (Minnesota) L‐D 5‐3 16‐3/7‐3 #20 Geoffrey Alexander (Maryland) W‐D 7‐5 17‐3/8‐3 #7 Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) L‐D 8‐5 17‐4/8‐4 Zebulon Hilyard (Michigan) W‐MD 14‐3 18‐4/9‐4 #14 George DiCamillo (Virginia) W‐MD 12‐3 19‐4/10‐4 #13 Nick Soto (Chattanooga) W‐Pin 4:15 (9) 20‐4/11‐4 #16 Mark Grey (Cornell) W‐D 6‐2 21‐4/12‐4 Zach Synon (Missouri) W‐D 7‐2 22‐4/13‐4 Big Ten Championships – 3rd place Geoffrey Alexander (Maryland) W‐MD 12‐1 23‐4/13‐4 #11 Johnni DiJulius (Ohio State) W‐D 2‐0 24‐4/13‐4 #1 Chris Dardanes (Minnesota) L‐D 6‐2 TB1 24‐5/13‐4 #8 Zane Richards (Illinois) W‐D 8‐2 25‐5/13‐4 #11 Johnni DiJulius (Ohio State) W‐D 2‐1 26‐5/13‐4 NCAA Championships Ronald Perry (Lock Haven) W‐D 7‐5 27‐5/13‐4 Rossi Bruno (MichigaN0 W‐MD 12‐4 28‐5/13‐4 Earl Hall (Iowa State) W‐D 7‐1 29‐5/13‐4 Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) W‐D 7‐5 30‐5/13‐4 #13 Cory Brewer (Oklahoma) L‐D 11‐8 30‐6/13‐4 Matt Gurule 133, Senior – Grand Junction, Colo. (Central) Wt. Opponent (School) Result Overall/Dual Record Topher Carton 141, Sophomore – Rock Island, Ill. (Davenport Assumption) Updated 3/21/2015 ^Matches not counted by the NCAA 2014-15 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS Wt. Opponent (School) Result Overall/Dual Record 141 Luther Open ‐‐ 5th place Tanner Mills (Minnesota State Mankato W‐TF 19‐4 1‐0/0‐0 Nathan Shank (Cornell College) W‐Pin 0:44 (1) 2‐0/0‐0 Matt Paulus (Upper Iowa) W‐TF 20‐5 3‐0/0‐0 Drew Van Anrooy (Luther College) L‐D 4‐3 3‐1/0‐0 Thomas Thorn (Minnesota) L‐D 6‐2 3‐2/0‐0 Matt Paulus (Upper Iowa) W‐MFF 4‐2/0‐0 149 Tyler Dickman (Baker) W‐TF 23‐7 5‐2/1‐0 Teddie Harvey (Iowa Central) W‐TF 22‐6 6‐2/2‐0 Trevor Engle (Cornell) W‐D 11‐5 7‐2/3‐0 141 Garth Yenter (Michigan State) W‐D 6‐3 8‐2/4‐0 Midlands Championships Andrew Lenzi (Penn) W‐Pin 1:16 (2) 9‐2/4‐0 #2 Mitchell Port (Edinboro) L‐MD 15‐5 9‐3/4‐0 Jason Bing (Franklin & Marshall) W‐MD 16‐6 10‐3/4‐0 Jacob Macololoooy (Columbia) W‐TF 22‐7 11‐3/4‐0 Jeff Canfora (Penn) W‐D 9‐7 12‐3/4‐0 Brandon Wright (Grand View) L‐Pin 1:44 12‐4/4‐0 Josh Dziewa 141, Senior – Yardley, Pa. (Council Rock) Wt. Opponent (School) Result Overall/Dual Record 141 Luther Open ‐‐ 1st place Mitchell Kennedy (Luther College) W‐Pin 2:11 (1) 1‐0/0‐0 Anthony Hable (Upper Iowa) W‐Pin 4:37 (2) 2‐0/0‐0 Thomas Thorn (Minnesota) W‐D 5‐4 3‐0/0‐0 Alphonso Vruno (Minnesota State Mankato) W‐MD 8‐0 4‐0/0‐0 Drew Van Anrooy (Luther College) W‐D 4‐1 5‐0/0‐0 Juan Rivera (Baker) W‐TF 17‐1 6‐0/1‐0 Cory Collins (Iowa Central) W‐Pin 4:34 (3) 7‐0/2‐0 Nathan Shank (Cornell) W‐Pin 1:09 (4) 8‐0/3‐0 Dante Rodriguez (Iowa State) W‐D 9‐2 9‐0/4‐0 Midlands Championships Nick Tighe (Binghampton) W‐TF 17‐1 10‐0/4‐0 Ryan Ponte (Columbia) W‐MD 12‐0 11‐0/4‐0 Brandon Wright (Grand View) W‐D 4‐0 12‐0/4‐0 Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) L‐D 3‐1 12‐1/4‐0 Brock Ervin (Illinois) W‐MD 9‐1 13‐1/4‐0 #11 Shyhiem Brown (Maryland) W‐D 4‐2 14‐1/4‐0 #14 Chris Mecate (Old Dominion) W‐D 7‐1 15‐1/4‐0 Joseph McKenna (Lehigh) L‐D 3‐1 15‐2/4‐0 #11 Anthony Ashnault (Rutgers) L‐D 3‐1 15‐3/4‐1 #1 Logan Stieber (Ohio State) L‐TF 15‐0 15‐4/4‐2 #20 Dean Heil (Oklahoma State) W‐Pin 6:27 (5) 16‐4/5‐2 #13 Steven Rodriguez (Illinois) W‐D 3‐2 17‐4/6‐2 Jameson Oster (Northwestern) W‐D 6‐0 18‐4/7‐2 #4 Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) L‐D 7‐3 18‐5/7‐3 #20 Shyheim Brown (Maryland) W‐D 3‐1 SV1 19‐5/8‐3 Kade Moss (Penn State) W‐D 9‐4 20‐5/9‐3 George Fisher (Michigan) W‐D 6‐0 21‐5/10‐3 #13 Joe Spisak (Virginia) W‐MD 11‐1 22‐5/11‐3 Mike Pongracz (Chattanooga) W‐D 4‐2 23‐5/12‐3 Dylan Realbuto (Cornell) W‐D 5‐3 24‐5/13‐3 #5 Lavion Mayes (Missouri) L‐D 13‐6 24‐6/13‐4 Updated 3/21/2015 ^Matches not counted by the NCAA 2014-15 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS Big Ten Championships – 2nd place Javier Gasca III (Michigan State) W‐MD 11‐3 25‐6/13‐4 #8 Anthony Abidin (Nebraska) W‐D 3‐1 26‐6/13‐4 #4 Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) W‐D 5‐1 27‐6/13‐4 #1 Logan Stieber (Ohio State) L‐TF 16‐1 27‐7/13‐4 NCAA Championships Kevin Jack (NC State) L‐D 6‐3 27‐8/13‐4 Mike Pongracz (Chattanooga) W‐MD 12‐3 28‐8/13‐4 #6 Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) W‐MD 18‐4 29‐8/13‐4 #3 Lavion Mayes (Missouri) L‐D 9‐3 29‐9/13‐4 Seth Gross 141, Freshman ‐‐ Apple Valley, Minn.
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