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NEBRASKA WRESTLING at 2003 NCAA Championships, Thursday-Saturday, March 20-22, 2003 at 11 A.M NEBRASKA WRESTLING at 2003 NCAA Championships, Thursday-Saturday, March 20-22, 2003 at 11 a.m. in Kansas City, Mo. SID Contact: Christian Summers (402) 472-2263, [email protected] 2002-03 Schedule/Results (16-7) NU Sends Six to NCAA Championships in Kansas City Date Meet/Match Time/Results The Nebraska wrestling team will travel to Kansas City, Mo., this week for the 2003 NCAA Nov. 22 #12 Arizona State& W, 20-19 Championships at Kemper Area. Nov. 30 at Mat Town Invitational 2nd/10 teams The opening round of the national championships begins at 11 a.m. on Thursday, March 20 Dec. 6-7 at Las Vegas Invitational 6th/ 45 teams Dec. 13 at Portland State W, 46-3 with the championship finals slated for a 2:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at Oregon State W, 30-15 start on Saturday, March 22. The finals will be aired Dec. 14 at Oregon W, 30-3 on ESPN at 6 p.m. All times are central. Dec. 28 Findlay# W, 35-14 Four Huskers qualified by finishing in the top- Dec. 28 UNK# W, 35-12 three at their weight classes at the March B, Big 12 Jan. 4 at Lone Star Duals Championships. Two other Huskers received wild vs. Virginia W, 34-9 vs. Stanford W, 39-9 cards from the Big 12 coaches. vs. #6 Cornell L, 20-12 Sophomore Justin Ruiz earned a third seed and he Jan. 7 #3 Minnesota* L, 27-12 will face off against Lee Kraemer of Wisconsin in Jan. 10-11 at Virginia Duals 2nd/ 15 teams the first round. Travis Shufelt was awarded a eighth vs. Brown W, 26-10 seed and will face off against Karl Nadolsky of Junior (125) Junior (133) vs. #21 Hofstra W, 22-17 Michigan State. Shufelt dropped a 12-7 decision to Jason Powell Joey Malia vs. #6/4 Illinois W, 20-17 Nadolsky at last season's NCAA Championships. vs. #10/#13 Lehigh L, 34-7 Jan. 18 at. Cal Poly W, 22-21 Junior Jason Powell enters with a ninth-seed and Jan. 18 at Fresno State L, 19-16 will face off against Bobbe Lowe of Minnesota. This Jan. 25 Wyoming# W, 29-12 will be the second match up against Lowe as Powell Jan. 31 at #18 Missouri L, 23-14 defeated Lowe, 10-5 in overtime on Jan. 7 in Lincoln. Feb. 7 at #9 Oklahoma L, 20-15 Redshirt freshman Jacob Klein earned an 11th- Feb. 8 at #1 Oklahoma State L, 34-6 seed and will face Nick Frost of Arizona State. Klein Feb. 14 #17 Iowa State& W, 20-17 lost to Frost in the season opener on Nov. 22, 8-5. Feb. 22 Air Force* W, 34-10 Feb. 22 #24 Hofstra* W, 21-18 Junior Joey Malia enters the championships Sophomore (149) Freshman (165) March 8 at Big 12 Championships$ 4th/5 unseeded and will face Anthony Carrizales of Ohio. Travis Shufelt Jacob Klein March 20-22 at NCAA Championships^ 11 a.m. Sophomore Travis Pascoe also enters the All home matches in bold. &--NU Coliseum #-- Championships unseeded and will face off against Devaney Main Arena *--Devaney Track Area $--at Curtis Owen of Arizona State. On Nov. 22, Pascoe Columbia, Mo.; ^--at Kansas City, Mo. defeated Owen, 13-6 in Lincoln. Husker Quick Facts Head Coach: Mark Manning Last Time Out 42-39-2 (3rd Season at NU) (Big 12 Championships) Assistants: Shawn Charles, Charles Burton Nebraska finished fourthwith a team score of 39.5 Volunteer Assistant: Erik Akin Strength and Conditioning: Mike Greenfield points, as two Huskers, 149-pounder Travis Shufelt 2001-02 Record: 8-9-0 and 197-pounder Justin Ruiz placed second in their Sophomore (174) Sophomore (197) 2001-02 NCAA Finish: 8th respective weight classes, and four other Huskers Travis Pascoe Justin Ruiz Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/4 (junior Jason Powell, 125; junior Joey Malia, 133; Returning NCAA Qualifiers: 4 (Jason Powell 2001, redshirt freshman Jacob Klein, 165 pounds; sophomore Travis Pascoe, 174) qualified for the 2002; Travis Shufelt, 2002; Travis Pascoe, 2002; Justin Ruiz, 2002) NCAA Championships All-Americans Returning/Lost: 2/1 Top-ranked and undefeated Oklahoma State captured the Big 12 title with 101.5 points, easily Returning Big 12 Champions: Jason Powell (2001) placing ahead of runner-up Missouri’s total of 55.5 points. Oklahoma took third place with 51.5 Top Newcomers: Marc Harwood (165), Matt Keller points, while Iowa State rounded out the five-team field with 26.5 points. The Huskers’ fourth (133), Jacob Klein (165), Matt Murray (141), B.J. Padden place showing marked the fifth consecutive season that NU has held that spot at the Big 12 meet. (184), James Pummel (157), Chad Sportelli (125), B.J. Wright (157) At 197 pounds, Ruiz was upset by second-seeded Muhammed Lawal of Oklahoma State, 7- Huskers By Class: Eight juniors, seven sophomores, 13 4. Lawal jumped out to an early 4-1 lead and was able to with withstand Ruiz’s attempts at freshmen takedowns to score the victory. Huskers By State: (16 total represented): Sophomore Travis Shufelt’s bid for his first conference championship at 149 pounds fell just Nebraska (7), Kansas (3), Missouri (3), South Dakota (3), short as he was defeated by top-seeded Jerrod Sanders of Oklahoma State, 7-5. In the second Wisconsin (2), Utah (2), Oklahoma (1), Idaho (1), Illinois (1), Iowa (1), Minnesota (1), Montana (1), Nevada (1), period, Sanders jumped out to a 5-2 lead before Shufelt countered with an escape and takedown New Mexico (1), Pennsylvania (1), Tennessee (1) to tie the match at five. Shufelt wasn’t able to take the lead, as Sanders recorded an escape and earned the riding time point for the 7-5 victory. Nebraska Sports Information 116 So. Memorial Stadium Powell advanced to his third straight NCAA Championships with a third-place finish at 125 P.O. Box 880123 pounds, as he earned a major decision over Iowa State’s Grant Nakamura, 10-2 in the third-place Lincoln, Neb. 68588 match. At 174 pounds, Travis Pascoe major decisioned Jon Sioredas of Missouri, 21-8, for third (402) 472-2263 place in that weight class. Fax: (402) 472-2005 Jacob Klein earned a fourth-place finish after dropping his match to top-seeded Tyrone Lewis EBRASKA March. 20-22, 2003 2 N at 2003 NCAA Championships, Thursday-Saturday, WRESTLING March 20-22, 2003 at 11 a.m. in Kansas City, Mo. Big 12 Standings of Oklahoma State via technical fall, 24-9. Junior School Points Joey Malia was ousted by Zach Roberson, 13-7 The Wrestling Mall Oklahoma State 101.5 at 133 pounds in the consolation finals. Klein (March 11) Missouri 55.5 and Malia were two of the six wrestlers to receive Rank ................................................. Team Oklahoma 51.5 wildcards. 1. ...................................... Oklahoma State Nebraska 39.5 2. ............................................... Minnesota Iowa State 26.5 NCAA Husker History 3. ........................................................ Iowa 4. ..................................................... Lehigh Nebraska has finished among the top-20 teams 5. .................................. Cornell University at nationals in 12 of the last 14 years. The Huskers Big 12 Wrestler-of-the-Week 6. ........................................ Michigan State Date Wrestler, School have finished the last three NCAA 7. ..................................................... Illinois Jan. 6 Shane Roller, Oklahoma State Championships in eighth place. NU's highest 8. ................................................. Michigan Jan. 13 Travis Shufelt, Nebraska finish ever came in 1993, whith a third-place 9. ........................................ Northern Iowa Jan. 20 Teyon Ware, Oklahoma finish. NU has produced seven national 10. .......................................... Arizona State Jan. 27 Witt Durden, Oklahoma champions and 49 All-Americans. 11. ................................................. Missouri Feb. 3 Zack Esposito, Oklahoma State A full recap of Nebraska's NCAA 12. .............................................. Penn State Feb. 10 Justin Ruiz, Nebraska Championships historty can be found on page 13. .............................................. Ohio State Feb. 17 Teyon Ware, Oklahoma four and five. 14. .............................................. Oklahoma Feb. 24 Jacob Klein, Nebraska 15. .......................................... West Virginia Huskers Finish the Season with 16. .............................................. Nebraska Seven Victories Over Nationally 17. ............................................. Boise State Huskers in the Rankings 18. .................................. Central Michigan Wrestler TWM AWN WIN MAT Ranked Opponents 19. .................................... Northern Illinois Jason Powell 5 7 9 9 Nebraska’s win 21-18 on Feb. 22 over Hofstra 20. .................................................... Purdue Joey Malia 14 NR 20 NR marked the Huskers’ seventh dual victory over a 21. .............................................. Iowa State Travis Shufelt 12 10 10 7 ranked opponent in 13 opportunities. The 22. ................................................... Hofstra Jacob Klein 17 9 16 8 Huskers finished 5-6 against ranked opponents 23. ....................................................... Penn Travis Pascoe 13 10 11 13 this season, including wins against Arizona State, 24. .............................................. Kent State Justin Ruiz 2 2 3 3 Illinois, Iowa State and Hofstra twice. NU also 25. ................................................ Edinboro had two wins over ranked Division II teams in *denotes a Husker regular-season opponent. 2002-03 Husker Win Streaks Nebraska-Kearney and Findlay. Wrestler Wins Date Illinois was ranked fourth when the Huskers posted a 20-17 win over the Illini on Jan. 11 at the Mitch Manstedt 10 12/13-1/10 Virginia Duals. The win over the Illini marked the first time since 1998-99 that the Husker Matt Murray 9 12/13-1/10 wrestling team beat a team ranked in the nation’s top five. In 1998-99, NU defeated fourth-ranked Joey Malia 8 12/13-1/4 Oklahoma, 18-17, in Norman. The win also was Mark Manning’s first win over a top-five ranked Jacob Klein 8 12/13-1/4 opponent while at NU. He has won 12 of 32 matches against ranked teams at NU. Jason Powell 8 1/7-1/31 The win over Illinois also marked the first time since 2000-01 that NU has posted more than Jason Powell 7 12/13-1/4 one win over a ranked opponent in a season.
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