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Tanner Gardner
Two-time All-American
Pac-10 Champion
Josh Zupancic
All-American
Luke Feist
NCAA Qualifier
Zack Giesen
NCAA Qualifier
Pac-10 co-Newcomer
of the Year
2007-08 Stanford Wrestling – Top row (l to r): Matt Gentry, Matt Ellis, Max Hawes, Luke Feist, Mark Shughart, Matt Winterbourne,
Phillip Doerner, Anton Scherba, Kerry McCoy, Jason Borrelli. Second row (l to r): Zack Giesen, Alex Muller, Tyler Parker, Peter
Miller, Nick Amuchastegui, Murdoch Miller, Kyle Barrett, Jake Johnson, Bobby Pease. Third row (l to r): Lucas Espericueta, Matt
Kim, Kyle Pubols, Marcus Henderson, Steve Scheele, Trevor Stevens, Kenny White, Max Rosefigura, Josh Zupancic, Kyle Anderson.
Bottom row (l to r): Justin Paulsen, Christine Cunningham, Eric Minnick, Tanner Gardner, Cameron Teitelman, Blair Matsuura,
Porfirio Madrigal, Austin Quarles, and Joleen Oshiro.
2007-08 Stanford Wrestling Roster
Name
Nick Amuchastegui
Kyle Anderson
Kyle Barrett
Christine Cunningham
Phillip Doerner
Lucas Espericueta
Luke Feist
Steven Frehn
Tanner Gardner
Zack Giesen
Max Hawes
Marcus Henderson
Jake Johnson
Matt Kim Porfirio Madrigal
Blair Matsuura
Murdoch Miller
Peter Miller Eric Minnick Alex Muller
Joleen Oshiro
Tyler Parker Justin Paulsen
Bobby Pease
Kyle Pubols
Austin Quarles
Max Rosefigura
Steve Scheele
Anton Scherba
Mark Shughart
Trevor Stevens
Cameron Teitelman
Kenny White
Matt Winterbourne
Josh Zupancic
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Hometown
Talent, OR
Dallas, TX
Las Vegas, NV
Rancho Santa Fe, CA
Oklahoma City, OK
Shafter, CA
Sandpoint, ID
Palmdale, CA
Berryton, KS
Grants Pass, OR
Philadelphia, PA
New York, NY
Prior Lake, MN
West Linn, OR
Healdsburg, CA
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Bellevue, ID
St. Louis, MO
Newtown Square, PA
Sunnyvale, CA
Honolulu, HI
Lawrenceville, GA
Artesia, CA
Los Gatos, CA
Placerville, CA
Leawood, KS
Anchorage, AK
Seattle, WA
San Rafael, CA
Mechanicsburg, PA
Albuquerque, NM
Calabasas, CA
Honolulu, HI
Cornelius, OR
Akron, OH
Head Coach: Kerry McCoy (Third Season, Penn State ‘97)
Assistant Coaches: Jason Borrelli, Matt Ellis
Volunteer Assistant Coach: Matt Gentry
High School
Phoenix
Highland Park
Palo Verde
Torrey Pines
Heritage Hall
Shafter
Sandpoint
Highland
Shawnee Heights
North Valley
Germantown Friends
Horace Mann
Prior Lake
West Linn
Healdsburg
Palos Verdes Peninsula
American Falls
Mary Institute-St. Louis Country Day
Episcopal Academy
Bellarmine
Iolani School
Collins Hill
Calvary Chapel
Los Gatos
Union Mine
Blue Valley
West Anchorage
Roosevelt
Marin Catholic
Cumberland Valley
La Cueva
Calabasas
Punahou
Forest Grove
Walsh Jesuit
2007-08 Stanford Wrestling
Team Photo/Roster ................................ Inside Front
2007-08 Schedule ....................................................... 1
2007-08 Outlook ...................................................... 2-3
Head Coach Kerry McCoy ....................................... 4
Assistant Coaches ..................................................... 5
2007-08 Wrestling Profiles ................................. 6-14
2006-07 Results/Stats .............................................. 15
2007 Pac-10 Championships .................................. 16
Stanford at the Conference Championships . .. 17-18
Stanford All-Americans .......................................... 19
Freestyle and Greco-Roman Competition .......... 20
Stanford Records ..................................................... 21
Stanford Wrestling Facilities ................................. 22
Coach’s Corner ......................................................... 23
Friends of Stanford Wrestling ......................... 24-25
Stanford University ........................................... 26-33
2007-08 Schedule ................................... Back Cover
Cardinal Quick Facts
2007-08 Schedule
October
27
Wrestle-offs
Stanford, CA
2 PM
November
9
11
18
21
30
at Ft. Hays State
at Central Missouri State Open
at Fullerton Open
at San Francisco State
at Las Vegas Invitational
Tecumseh, KS
7 p.m.
Warrensburg, MO All Day
Fullerton, CA
All Day
San Francisco, CA
7 p.m.
Las Vegas, NV
All Day
December
1
19
Las Vegas, NV
at Reno Tournament of Champions Reno, NV
All Day
All Day
January
4
6
18
24
25
at Drexel
at Lehigh
vs. East Stroudsburg
at Princeton
vs. Boise State*
at UC Davis*
Cal State Bakersfield*
Menlo College
Portland State*
Philadelphia, PA
Bethlehem, PA
Princeton, NJ
Princeton, NJ
Davis, CA
Davis, CA
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
Noon
7 p.m.
Noon
2 p.m.
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
Eugene, OR
Corvallis, OR
San Luis Obispo, CA
Stanford, CA
Tempe, AZ
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
Noon
Noon
February
1
3
8
10
17
at Oregon*
at Oregon State*
at Cal Poly*
Cal State Fullerton*
at Arizona State*
March
2-3 at Pac-10 Championships 20-22at NCAA Championships
Eugene, OR
Saint Louis, MO
All times local to site • *Pac-10 match • Home matches in bold
All Day
All Day
Location .................................................................................................. Stanford, CA 94305
Founded .............................................................................................................................. 1891
Enrollment ...................................................................................... 6,689 (undergraduates)
President . ....................................................................................................... John Hennessey
Athletic Director . ............................................................................................... Bob Bowlsby
Colors ...................................................................................................... Cardinal and White
Nickname .................................................................................................................... Cardinal
Conference ................................................................................................................ Pacific-10
Head Coach .............................................................................. Kerry McCoy (Third year)
Assistant Coaches ......................................................................... Jason Borrelli, Matt Ellis
Volunteer Assistant Coach . .............................................................................. Matt Gentry
Practice Facility ................................................................ Weintz Family Wrestling Room
Home Arena .................................................................... Burnham Pavilion/Ford Center
2006-07 Record .................................................................................................................... 8-8
2006-07 Pac-10 Record (Finish)............................................................................. 5-4 (6th)
NCAA Qualifiers returning/lost: ...................................................................................... 4/1
Starters returning/lost: ......................................................................................................... 8/2
Stanford Directory
Stanford’s area code is (650)
Head Coach Kerry McCoy .................................................................................... 723-9486
E-mail ............................................................................................. [email protected]
Assistant Coach Jason Borrelli ............................................................................... 723-1657
Assistant Coach Matt Ellis ...................................................................................... 723-1657
E-mail ............................................................................................... [email protected]
Volunteer Assistant Coach Matt Gentry ............................................................. 723-1657
Media Relations Contact
Kendall Johnson ........................................................................................................ 723-0996
E-mail .............................................................................................. [email protected]
Main Athletic Department Number..................................................................... 723-4591
General Stanford Information .............................................................................. 723-2300
Stanford Athletic Website .............................................................. www.GoStanford.com
Media Credentials
Media requests pertaining to the Stanford wrestling team should be
addressed to Assistant Media Relations Director Kendall Johnson by email
at [email protected] or by fax at (650) 725-2957.
Credits
The 2007-08 Stanford Wrestling Media Guide was written and edited by
Kendall Johnson. Design and layout by Hogue Design. Photography by David
Gonzales, John Sachs and Tony Rotundo. Matt Gentry winning the NCAA
Championship photo by Stephanie Cordle/NCAA Photos. International
competition photos courtesy of Danielle Hobeika.
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2007-08 Season Outlook
2007-08 Season
Stanford Wrestling
From left: All-American and Pac-10 Champion Tanner Gardner, All-American Josh
Zupancic, NCAA qualifier Luke Feist and Phil Doerner.
Stanford wrestling has been making
a steady climb over the past few years, reaching
milestone after milestone as the program aims
to establish itself as a national competitor and a
regional powerhouse. In 2007-08, the Cardinal
has everything it needs to be successful: a twotime Olympian head coach, two returning AllAmericans, four returning NCAA qualifiers, eight
returning starters and 17 eager newcomers. It
doesn’t get any better than this.
Two years ago, Kerry McCoy took the helm of
the Stanford wrestling program and immediately
began implementing a plan to take the Cardinal to
the top. In his first season, he returned the program
to its winning ways and helped it begin an ascent
up the Pac-10 ladder. Last season, the team made
even bigger leaps. Zack Giesen, one of McCoy’s first
recruits, stormed into the collegiate wrestling world
and was named the conference’s top freshman.
Five Stanford wrestlers placed in the Pac-10 and all
five earned a spot at the NCAA Championships.
Tanner Gardner matched the school’s single-season
win record and claimed Stanford’s first individual
conference title since 2004. And for the first time in
four decades, two Cardinal wrestlers earned AllAmerican honors in the same season.
This year, McCoy and the athletes that made
all of that happen are ready to pick up where they
left off.
“I am very excited about this season,” said
McCoy. “On paper we have one of the best teams
Stanford has ever had. We made huge strides last
season and our guys have been working hard to
improve on that. It’s going to be a great year.”
The promise for 2007-08 does not end with
Stanford’s strong foundation of returners. This
year, McCoy has landed a freshman class that has
combined for nine prep state titles. Moreover, he has
added a pair of promising new assistant coaches to
his staff, former Central Michigan standout Jason
Borrelli and former Oregon State standout Matt Ellis.
McCoy is confident that the new faces will be valuable
additions to the program.
“I believe we have one of the best groups of
newcomers you can ask for,” said McCoy. “They
are all committed to being the very best at
everything they do and that goes along with what
we want at Stanford. Our new assistants bring a
lot of experience and knowledge to our program.
Jason will focus on our light weights and Matt
will be working with our upper-middle weights.
The energy that they add is going to have a big
impact on our success. ”
Stanford begins the 2007-08 campaign in
senior Tanner Gardner’s home state of Kansas,
meeting Fort Hays State for a dual meet on
Nov. 9. The team will then compete in two
tournaments, the Central Missouri State Open
and the Fullerton Open, before taking on San
Francisco State in San Francisco on Nov. 21.
The team will return to the Las Vegas
Invitational, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, where two Stanford
wrestlers placed in one of the most competitive
fields in the nation last year. The Cardinal
will also return to the Reno Tournament of
Champions this season, which takes place Dec. 19.
The Cardinal heads east to start the new year,
with four duals over three days in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. Stanford will compete against Drexel,
Lehigh, Princeton and East Stroudsburg University.
Pac-10 action begins on Jan. 18, when the
Cardinal will take on Boise State and UC Davis at
the UC Pavilion in Davis. Six days later, Stanford
will look to defeat 2007 Pac-10 Championship
runner-up Cal State Bakersfield, taking on the
Roadrunners in its first home dual of the year.
Just a day later, the Cardinal will face Menlo
College and Portland State on home turf.
Stanford continues conference action the first
two weekends of February, taking on Oregon,
defending Pac-10 Champion Oregon State, Cal
Poly and Cal State Fullerton on the road. The
regular season concludes in Tempe, Ariz., when
the Cardinal meets Arizona State.
This year’s Pac-10 Championships will be
hosted by the University of Oregon in Eugene,
Mar. 2-3. The 2008 NCAA Championships will be
held Mar. 20-22 in St. Louis, Mo.
“I have always believed in challenging our
guys during the season to prepare them for the
postseason,” said McCoy. “This year is no different.
We have a few teams on our schedule that are
ranked nationally and we compete in some of the
toughest tournaments in the nation. It’s going to be
tough, but it’s going to make us better and help us
reach our goals.”
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2007-08 Season Outlook
Following is a look at the 2007-08 Cardinal by
weight class:
125
Two-time All-American Tanner Gardner
will be the anchor of the 2007-08 team,
returning for his fifth year with an arsenal of
experience. Gardner has been to the NCAA
Championships three times, and is the defending
Pac-10 Champion. He became just the second
two-time All-American in program history last
season and is determined to become Stanford’s first
three-time All-American in March. He won a school
record 42 matches in 2006-07 and became just the
fourth wrestler in program history to join the 100
career win club. Yet, going into his final collegiate
season, Gardner has just one goal in mind – an
NCAA title. Consistently ranked among the nation’s
top-five last year, the Berryton, Kans. native and his
coach know that he has the potential to become
Stanford’s second all-time NCAA Champion.
“Tanner is one of those special kids that you only
see every few years,” said McCoy. “He is truly the
total package: a great person, a great student and
a great wrestler. He has done everything possible
to put himself in a position to become the most
successful wrestler to ever put on a Stanford singlet.
It’s going to be bittersweet going through this season,
because with all of the success he’s going to have, it’s
going to be his last year.”
Three 125-pound newcomers – Austin Quarles,
Steve Scheele and Blair Matsuura – join Gardner
on the Cardinal roster this season. The trio will
have a chance to train with one of the nation’s
best and will provide much needed depth for the
Cardinal at 125 pounds.
Christine Cunningham, who hopes to follow
in the footsteps of Stanford’s Olympic bronze
medalist Patricia Miranda, may compete at 125
or 133, but will likely concentrate on wrestling
freestyle and try to make the 2008 Olympic team.
Joleen Oshiro, another female wrestler, will also
compete for Stanford at 125 pounds.
133
Sophomore Cameron Teitelman is the
returning starter at 133 pounds, and gained
valuable experience last year during his first season
on the college mats. The Calabasas, Calif. native
won 11 matches and wrestled for the Cardinal at
the Pac-10 Championships. Teitelman will not go
unchallenged for his starting role, however. Teammate
Justin Paulsen, who redshirted his first season on the
Farm, has his eye on the 133-pound spot. Paulsen,
a two-time California State Finalist and three-time
placer, wrestled unattached in 12 matches last year
and won nine of them. He took third at the California
Collegiates in February and has showed a great deal
of improvement in the off-season. Additionally,
freshman Porfirio Madrigal, a four-time Sonoma
League Champion from Healdsburg, Calif., will also
compete for the spot at 133 pounds.
141
Sophomore Matt Kim, the Cardinal
returning starter at 141 pounds, returns
bigger and stronger than ever after a promising
summer of training. Kim moved up from 133
pounds mid-season last year, won eight matches
and competed for the Cardinal at the Pac-10
Championships. The West Linn, Ore. native
will face a pair of challengers for his starting
spot, however. Fellow sophomore Eric Minnick
started for the Cardinal two years ago, and will
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look to win the spot back after redshirting last
season. Newcomer Max Rosefigura, a two-time
Alaska State Champion, is also in the hunt for the
starting job, with hopes of making an immediate
impact at the collegiate level.
149
Junior Tyler Parker is Stanford’s
returning starter at 149 pounds, but
the Lawrenceville, Ga. native will likely redshirt
this season, opening the spot up for a new face.
Redshirt freshman Lucas Espericueta, who placed
at the 2007 FILA Junior World Team Trials in
May, has his eye on the vacant spot, as does
newcomer Murdoch Miller, a State Champion
from Idaho. Kyle Pubols, a 149-pounder who sat
out his first two seasons with an injury, is healthy
and eager to make an impact at the collegiate
level. Sophomore Steven Frehn, who wrestled in
seven duals for the Cardinal last season, will also
be a contender for the spot.
157
Stanford has a long list of 157-pounders
on the roster, headlined by All-American
Josh Zupancic. As a junior in 2006-07, the Akron,
Ohio native won 37 matches, not an easy feat
considering 17 of his opponents were ranked.
Zupancic’s challenging regular-season paid off,
however, and prepared him for a postseason
surge. In the final weeks of the season, he claimed
second place in the Pac-10, qualified for his first
NCAA Championship and upended three seeded
opponents on his way to a seventh place national
finish and his first All-America honor. This year,
Zupancic will pick up where he left off, looking to
win his first Pac-10 title, head back to nationals
and compete for an NCAA Championship.
“Josh has done a tremendous job while at
Stanford,” said McCoy. “His All-American run last
season was considered amazing by most, but we
knew he was more than capable. Now, with that
experience and a great summer of training under
his belt, he has his sights set on winning it all.”
Stanford’s list of other potential 157-pounders
includes newcomers Trevor Stevens, Kenny
White, Max Hawes, Marcus Henderson and Nick
Amuchastegui. The talented fivesome will be part
of a solid incoming class that will provide valuable
depth for the Cardinal in the middle weights.
165
The field is wide open at 165 pounds
this year, as a number of talented
underclassmen will compete to fill the vacancy
left by 2007 NCAA qualifier Brian Perry. The
frontrunners include sophomore Peter Miller,
who is back from two seasons of injury and eager
to contribute, and freshman Kyle Anderson, a
three-time state qualifier and 2007 Texas State
Champion. Bobby Pease, a redshirt junior, and
Kyle Barrett, another freshman, will also compete
at 165 pounds this season.
174
Junior Luke Feist returns to his starting
role at 174 pounds in 2007-08, coming
off the most successful season of his career. As a
sophomore in 2006-07, Feist won 25 matches and
qualified for his first NCAA Championship. He
wrestled nine ranked opponents, and got his first
win over one when he stunned No. 11 Matt Palmer
of Columbia in January. This year, Feist will look
to improve on his fourth place conference finish,
return to the national championship and earn
his first All-American honor. Adding depth to the
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Competing at 184 pounds, Zack Giesen was the 2007 Pac-10 coNewcomer of the Year.
Cardinal roster at 174 pounds will be a pair of
redshirt freshmen, Alex Muller and Anton Scherba.
Both spent their first year on The Farm training
and will now look to make an impact in their first
season of collegiate competition.
184
At 184 pounds, sophomore Zack Giesen
returns from an outstanding rookie
campaign, looking to make an even bigger impact
during his second season at the collegiate level.
After etching his name on the Cardinal freshman
win charts, the four-time Oregon State Champion,
took second in the conference at 184 pounds,
qualified for the NCAA Championships and was
named the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year. With
confidence and a year of collegiate experience
under his belt, Giesen has his sights set even higher
this season. The Grants Pass, Ore. native aims to
battle for the Pac-10 title, return to the NCAA
Championships and join the list of Stanford’s most
accomplished wrestlers as an All-American.
197
The 197-pound slot is up for grabs
this season, and two talented young
wrestlers will compete to fill it. Sophomore Jake
Johnson, who wrestled at three weight classes
and won nine matches last year, is prepared to
compete at 197 pounds this season. Freshman
Matt Winterbourne, who won the Oregon State
Championship as a high school senior in 2007,
will battle Johnson for the spot and look to
contribute in his first collegiate season.
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Senior Phillip Doerner returns for his
fifth year on The Farm, more ready
than ever to make an impact as a heavyweight.
Last season, Doerner earned the starting spot
and placed at his first collegiate tournament in
early November. He gained valuable experience
with a tough schedule that included six ranked
opponents, and ended the season on a high note.
Doerner won his last two conference dual matches
and three of his last five bouts. This year, Doerner
will look to build on that late season momentum
and contend for a conference championship.
Mark Shughart, a program newcomer who has
been a member of the Stanford track and field
squad for the past three years, will bolster the
Cardinal at the upper weights.
Coaching Staff
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Kerry
McCoy
Head Coach
Kerry McCoy has taken
the Stanford wrestling
program to new
heights in his first two
years as Head Coach
erry McCoy, a two-time Olympian, four-time
World Cup Champion and three-time NCAA
All-American, begins his third year as the Head
Coach of the Stanford wrestling program in 2007-08.
McCoy made an immediate impact on the
program when he stepped onto the Farm in 2005,
leading the team to a winning record in his first
season as a head coach. Under McCoy’s guidance,
the team finished 2005-06 with an 8-7 record in
dual meets and improved two places at the Pac-10
Championships. In addition, he helped two wrestlers
qualify for the NCAA championships and coached
sophomore Tanner Gardner to become the 13th AllAmerican in Stanford history.
Last season, during McCoy’s second year at the
helm of the program, the improvement continued. The
Cardinal finished with an 8-8 dual meet record, and
climbed another rung higher, to sixth place, on the Pac10 ladder. With the help of McCoy, five wrestlers placed
in the Pac-10 and Gardner captured the program’s first
individual Pac-10 title since 2004. All five qualified for
the NCAA Championships, one of the highest totals
of NCAA qualifiers in Cardinal history. Gardner and
Josh Zupancic earned All-America honors, the first
Stanford pair to do so in the same season since 1967,
while freshman Zack Giesen was named the Pac-10
Newcomer of the Year.
Before arriving at Stanford, McCoy spent five seasons
with the Lehigh wrestling program in Bethlehem, Pa., where
he coached 14 NCAA All-Americans, including two NCAA
Champions, and helped the Mountain Hawks to four EIWA
Conference titles. McCoy also helped guide 197-pounder Jon
Trenge to a Lehigh-record 133 victories in his career and a
trio of top-three finishes at the NCAA Championships.
During his time at Lehigh, McCoy also served as the
Director of Wrestling and Head Coach of the Lehigh Valley
Athletic Club, where he was responsible for conducting
clinics in the local area, promoting the sport of wrestling
and fund-raising. In addition, McCoy has served on Athlete
Advisory committees for USA Wrestling and the U.S. Olympic
Committee. In February, he was named to the U.S. Freestyle
World Team coaching staff for the second-straight year.
Prior to his arrival at Lehigh, McCoy served as an assistant
at Penn State for three seasons, during which the Nittany Lions
posted two fourth-place finishes at the NCAA Tournament and
produced 10 All-Americans and two NCAA Champions.
McCoy has had tremendous success as an athlete,
beginning with his high school career at Longwood in
Middle Island, N.Y. McCoy was named the 2005 Friends of
Long Island Wrestling Man of the Year and was inducted
into the Longwood High School Hall of Fame in 1998.
McCoy went on to compete at Penn State, where he
accumulated an impressive 150-18 overall record and won
NCAA heavyweight championships in 1994 and 1997.
McCoy also won three Big Ten titles and won 131 of his last
132 matches at Penn State, including an 88-match winning
streak. A three-time All-American, McCoy was named
the Penn State Athlete of the Year and the Nittany Lions’
Wrestler of the Year in 1994 and 1997. During his senior
year, he was selected as the 1997 Hodge Award winner as
W.I.N. Magazine’s Wrestler of the Year. McCoy earned his
Bachelor’s Degree in marketing from Penn State in 1997.
A two-time Olympian, McCoy took fifth place at the 2000
Olympiad and seventh at the 2004 Games in Athens. In 2000,
McCoy qualified for the Olympics at 286 pounds by defeating
1999 World Champion Stephen Neal, by scores of 4-1 and 6-4.
In 2004, McCoy won his fifth straight U.S. National Freestyle
Wrestling Championship, taking five straight matches and
defeating 2003 NCAA Champion Steve Mocco in the final,
3-0. His victory put him in the finals of the Olympic Trials,
where he bested Tolly Thompson 5-3 and 8-0 to earn the
right to represent the United States again at the 2004 Summer
Games.
McCoy has been a consistent force on the national scene
for the past decade, as he has collected numerous top
finishes at the United States National Tournament with a
fourth-place finish in 1994; third in 1995; second in 1996
and 1997; fifth in 1998; third in 1999; and first from 200004. He is a nine-time member of the National Team. In 1998
and 2001, he placed fourth at the World Championships, and
won a silver medal in 2003. Then, in August of 2003, McCoy
won a gold medal at the Pan-Am Games and was honored as
the Outstanding Wrestler of the tournament.
McCoy and his wife, Abbie, were married in June in State
College, Pa. The couple resides in Palo Alto.
Stanford Wrestling Coaching Staff (l to r): Head Coach Kerry McCoy, Assistant Coach Matt Ellis, Volunteer Assistant Coach
Matt Gentry and Assistant Coach Jason Borrelli.
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Coaching Staff
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Jason
Borrelli
Assistant Coach
ason Borrelli, a former Central Michigan standout, begins
his first season as an Assistant Coach at Stanford in the fall
of 2007.
Borrelli comes to the Farm from CMU, where he served
as an Assistant Coach last season and ran a youth wrestling
club. In his first year on the staff, he helped the Chippewas
to their ninth consecutive Mid-American Conference
Championship. The squad finished the season ranked fifth
in the final dual meet rankings and finished 15th at the
NCAA Championships in Detroit, Mich. Borrelli also helped
guide three CMU wrestlers to All-American honors during
the 2006-07 season.
A Mt. Pleasant, Mich. native, Borrelli was a two-time
Michigan State Champion in high school before beginning
his career at Central Michigan in 2001. A four-year starter
at 125 and 133 pounds, he was part of five consecutive
team Mid-American Conference (MAC) championships.
As a junior in 2005, he captured the 133-pound MAC
title. Borrelli qualified for the NCAA Championships at
133 pounds twice, in 2005 and 2006, and captained the
Chippewa team as a senior. A four-year NWCA All-Academic
selection, Borrelli graduated from Central Michigan in
December 2005 with a degree in Business Administration.
M
Matt Ellis
Assistant Coach
att Ellis, a 2005 graduate of Oregon State, begins his
first season as an Assistant Coach with the Stanford
wrestling program in the fall of 2007.
Ellis, a native of Prosser, Wash., has spent the last two
seasons on the University of the Cumberlands wrestling staff in
Williamsburg, Ky. As the program’s top assistant, Ellis helped
lead the Patriots to a pair of top-five finishes at NAIA Nationals.
During his time with the program, he coached 11 All-Americans,
three NAIA National Champions, and six national finalists.
Ellis, a two-time Washington State Champion and three-time
state finalist, began his collegiate career at Oklahoma State, but
transferred to Oregon State in 2002. In his first season with
the Beavers, Ellis earned a No. 18 national ranking, placed
third in the Pac-10 at 165 pounds and qualified for the NCAA
Championships. He went on to earn three top-three finished in
the Pac-10, and won the 165-pound title in 2004. A three-time
NCAA qualifier, Ellis captained the squad during his junior
and senior seasons and was ranked as high as tenth nationally
prior to his senior season. Ellis graduated from Oregon State in
2005 with a degree in Liberal Studies with a History emphasis.
He earned his Master’s Degree in Teaching at University of the
Cumberlands in 2007.
M
Matt
Gentry
Volunteer
Assistant Coach
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att Gentry, Stanford’s first NCAA Champion, returns
for his third season on the Cardinal coaching staff.
During his first two seasons on the staff, Gentry helped the
Cardinal to a 16-15 dual meet record, coached Stanford
wrestlers to three All-American honors and helped six
individuals qualify for the NCAA Championships.
Gentry, a four-time NCAA qualifier, won the NCAA title at
157 pounds as a junior in 2004, capping a perfect 42-0 season.
Gentry will continue to train while he coaches at Stanford.
Gentry became the first Stanford wrestler to win an NCAA
title and was also the first Cardinal wrestler to take the crown
at Midlands. Gentry took the 157-pound title in December of
2004, as he continued his undefeated streak. Gentry won 64
straight bouts between 2003 and 2005, topping the previous
best of 23 consecutive wins. Gentry is also the school record
holder with 138 victories in his career, topping former Head
Coach Steve Buddie’s record of 109 wins.
Gentry, a dual citizen of the US and Canada has his sights
set on the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. Between 2005
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Athletic Staff
Bob Bowlsby
Athletic Director
Earl Koberlein
Associate Athletic
Director
Beth Goode
Sr. Assoc. Ath. Dir.
Intercoll. Svcs/SWA
Susan Burk
Asst. Athletic. Dir.
Student Services
Kendall Johnson
Assistant Director
Media Relations
Anne Barry
Office Assistant/
Manager
Cara Hanelin
Asst. Director of
NCAA & Recruiting
Megan Boone
Asst. Athletic. Dir.
Compliance Services
Sarah Arens
Asst. Director of
NCAA & Recruiting
Julie Ross
Asst. Director of
Compliance/Fin. Aid
Duane Voight
Academic Advisor
Perry Archibald
Athletic Trainer
Dorrick Roy
Strength &
Conditioning Coach
Daniel Ouyang
Team Doctor
and 2006, competing at 74 kg (163 lbs), Gentry has collected
second and third place finishes at the US University National
Championships as well as a sixth place finish in the US Senior
National Championships. He also captured the Canadian
University and Senior National Championship. He finished
fifth at both the Pan American Championships and the
University World Championships and competed in the Senior
World Championships while competing for Canada. As the
2006-07 competitive season began, Matt decided to commit to
competing for Canada through the Olympics. He won his second
consecutive Canadian Senior National Championship and now
sits atop the Olympic Qualifying ladder. He also captured the title
in the 2007 Canada Cup and earned his first major international
medal, a bronze, at the Pan Am Games in July.
Gentry graduated from Stanford with a degree in Human
Biology in 2005.
2007-08 Wrestling Profiles
Returnees
2004-05 Season (Redshirt): Competed unattached throughout the season
Tanner Gardner
Redshirt Senior
Berryton, KS (Shawnee Heights)
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Coach McCoy on Gardner:
“Tanner is one of the hardest working student-athletes I have
ever seen. He is always working to improve and wants to be
the best at everything he does. This is going to be a huge year
for him. I know he can be a National Champion.”
2006-07 Season (Junior): Team co-captain … Became Stanford’s
second two-time All-American with a seventh place finish at the NCAA
Championships … Posted a 4-2 record at the championships and topped
three ranked opponents … Earned 100th career win at the NCAA
Championships and stands as one of four athletes in Cardinal history to hit
the mark … Now has 102 career wins, third all-time … Finished the season
ranked No. 4 in the nation … Won Stanford’s first Pac-10 individual title
since 2004 on Feb. 25 … Tied a Stanford single-season win record with 42
wins and finished the season at 42-5 overall … Undefeated in dual matches,
with a perfect 16-0 record … Led the team with 14 pins and seven wins by
technical fall … Also won five matches by major decision … Posted a teambest 83 dual points … Placed in every tournament he competed in, winning
titles at the Pac-10 Championships, Bison Open and the Reno Tournament
of Champions … Placed fourth at the Las Vegas Invitational and second at
the Southern Scuffle … Faced 11 ranked opponents and went 8-3 against
them … Longest winning streak was 18 matches between Jan. 5 and Mar.
16 … A Pac-10 All-Academic First Team Selection … An ESPN Academic
First Team All-American for the Men’s At-Large University Division … Also
selected to the ESPN Academic All-District Men’s At-Large First Team in
District 8 … An NWCA Academic All-American … Named the team’s Most
Valuable Wrestler … Also earned the Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Award …
Recipient of the Conference Male Athlete of the Year and Bill Walsh Awards
… Earned the Tod Surmon Award in duals against San Francisco State and
UC Davis … Qualified for the US National Championships in April … Won
the University National Freestyle Championship in Akron, Ohio in late April.
… Captured the 125 pounds title at the Central Missouri Open … Posted
five straight wins, including two major decisions and a fall, to win the crown
… Claimed second place at the California Open … Took a pair of wins
at Midlands … Tallied four wins to capture fourth place at the University
National Championships at 55 kg in Freestyle … Followed up with a fourthplace finish at the 2005 FILA Junior National Championships in Freestyle.
2003-04 Season (Freshman): Ranks fourth all-time in school history with
23 wins in his freshman season … Earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament
after placing fifth at the conference championships … Placed first at the
Aggie Open … Picked up two victories at the Lone Star Duals … Took
second at the All Cal Invitational with two wins … Scored a pin during the
Oregon State dual meet to spark Stanford’s 18-17 win, the Cardinal’s firstever against the Beavers … Posted two wins at the Pac-10 Championships to
finish in fifth place … Finished second in Greco and third in Freestyle at the
Junior World Team Trials at 55 kg.
High School: A two-time Kansas state champion … Went undefeated in his
last two seasons with an 80-0 record … Won the 2002 Greco-Roman Junior
National Championship, while earning All-American Honors in Freestyle
with a third place finish … Placed fifth at the Greco-Roman Junior Nationals
in 2003 … Won double titles in Freestyle and Greco-Roman in the Western
Junior Regionals, securing the Outstanding Wrestler Award in the Freestyle
division … Named to Wrestling USA’s Academic All-American Dream Team
… Coached by Robert Gonzales at Shawnee Heights High School.
Personal: A Public Policy major.
Gardner’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2004
23-17
2005
Redshirted
2006
37-13
2007
42-5
Career Totals 102-35
Dual Record
8-6
Falls
4
Tech. Falls
2
12-2
16-0
36-8
3
14
21
6
7
15
Josh Zupancic
Redshirt Senior
Akron, OH (Walsh Jesuit)
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Coach McCoy on Zupancic:
“Josh had a great summer of training. He improved in all of
his areas of concentration. He is capable of winning it all this
year and if he keeps moving in the direction he has been the
last few months, there is no doubt in my mind he will.”
2006-07 Season (Junior): Earned first career All-America honor with a
seventh place finish at the NCAA Championships … Topped four ranked
wrestlers on his way to becoming the 13th All-American in Stanford history
… Finished with a 37-12 record at 157 pounds … Placed second in the
Pac-10 to earn one of the conference’s automatic berths to the NCAA
Championships, where he went 4-2 … Went 9-3 in dual matches to pick up
40 dual points for the Cardinal and dropped just two conference duals …
Placed in every tournament he competed in, and won the Fullerton Open
2005-06 Season (Sophomore): Earned All-America honors at 125 pounds, just
the 13th time a Stanford wrestler has earned the accolades … Took eighth place at
the NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City with four wins … Team Co-Captain
… Finished the season with 37 wins, including 12 dual victories … Ended the
season with a No. 12 ranking by InterMat … Placed at all seven tournaments he
competed in, winning the title at the Central Missouri Open and placing second
at the Pac-10 Championships … Snagged fifth place at the Reno Tournament of
Champions with five victories … Also placed fifth at Midlands … Opened the
season with nine-straight wins … Led the team with six wins by technical fall …
Selected to the ESPN Academic All-America Men’s At-Large First Team in District 8
… Named to the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Academic Team and
the Pac-10 All-Academic First Team … Did not compete in the spring as he was
studying abroad in Spain.
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title with a 5-0 record … Placed second at the Bison Open and the Reno
Tournament of Champions … Finished sixth at the Southern Scuffle and
seventh at the Las Vegas Invitational … Won a season-high nine-straight
matches in late November, early December … Faced 17 ranked opponents
and beat six of them … Pinned five opponents, won four matches by
technical fall and eight by major decision … Fastest fall came against Mike
Sorman of North Dakota State at the Bison Open, with a win in 26 seconds
… Led the team with 49 total matches and 19 wins by decision … Earned the
Tod Surmon Award for performance against Oregon … Finished the season
ranked 16th nationally … A Pac-10 All-Academic First Team Selection
… Earned the team’s Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Award … An NWCA
Academic All-American.
2005-06 Season (Sophomore): Earned the No. 1 seed at the Pac-10
Championships at 149 pounds … Finished the season with a 22-4 record
and a 12-1 mark in duals which includes a 7-0 conference record… Opened
the year with nine-straight wins, including a major decision in his first dual
against Missouri … Closed out the first weekend of competition with a 5-0
record and the title at the Central Missouri Open … Also competed at the
Cal Open, Las Vegas Invite and Midlands … Came back in January at the
Lone Star Duals and won all three of his matches … Closed out the season
with eight-consecutive wins … Named to the National Wrestling Coaches
Association All-Academic Team and the Pac-10 All-Academic First Team …
Competed at the University Nationals in April.
2004-05 Season (Freshman): Had a strong freshman campaign, finishing
third on the team in wins with a 22-9 record despite late-season illness … His
22 victories as a freshman ties for fifth in the school record-book … Ranked
second on the squad with a 10-1 mark in dual matches, including a perfect 5-0
mark against Pac-10 foes … Named to the Pac-10 All-Academic Second Team
… Started the year with a second-place finish at the Central Missouri Open …
Placed fourth at the California Open with four wins … Scored a pair of victories
at the Lone Star Duals … Competed at the Pac-10 Tournament.
2003-04 Season (Redshirt): Redshirted his first season on the Farm.
High School: A four-time state finalist in Ohio, winning the championship
in his junior season … As a senior season, placed in the Beast of the East and
Ohio’s Ironman and Powerade tournaments before claiming sectional and
district titles … A Wrestling USA All-American … Coached by Bill Barger at
Walsh Jesuit High School.
Personal: An American Studies major.
Zupancic’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2004
Redshirted
2005
22-9
2006
22-4
2007
37-12
Career Totals 81-25
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
10-1
12-1
9-3
31-5
2
1
5
8
0
1
4
5
HWT

2006-07 Season (Junior): Competed for Stanford at
the Pac-10 Championships as a heavyweight and finished with a 1-2 record
… Earned eight wins during the season, including three in duals … Faced
six top-15 wrestlers and only gave up bonus points to two … Registered
nine dual points for the Cardinal … Won two matches at the Bison Open
in November to take fifth place … Earned the Tod Surmon Award for
performance against Arizona State … Competed at the University National
Championships in April.
2005-06 Season (Sophomore): Tallied three wins in his second season …
Started the season with a pair of wins at the Central Missouri Open … Also
competed at the Cal Open and the Las Vegas Invitational … Competed at the
U.S. Senior Nationals in April … Also competed at the University Nationals,
picking up a win in his opening round match.
2004-05 Season (Freshman): Posted three wins … Picked up one victory
at the Menlo College Invitational … Tallied a 10-2 major decision to kick
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Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
–
1-0
3-12
4-12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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“Bobby comes into his fourth year with a strong desire to
contribute to the team. He is a very tough competitor and will
work hard to reach his goals.”
“Phil had a tremendous off-season. He has really made the
commitment to be the best he can be. I am very excited to see
what he does his season.”
S t a n f o r d
Year
Record
2004
Redshirted
2005
3-6
2006
3-6
2007
8-22
Career Totals 14-34
Coach McCoy on Pease:
Coach McCoy on Doerner:
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Doerner’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Redshirt Junior
Los Gatos, CA (Los Gatos)
Phillip Doerner
Redshirt Senior
Oklahoma City, OK (Heritage Hall)
off the California Collegiate Wrestling Invitational … Posted a victory at the
University Nationals.
2003-04 Season (Redshirt): Won two bouts at the Aggie Open.
High School: An Oklahoma state champion at 215 pounds his junior
season … Took second place as a senior … Traveled with the Oklahoma
National Team … Coached by Phil Snead at Heritage Hall High School …
Named the District Offensive Lineman of the Year in football as a senior.
Personal: A Human Biology major … Brother, Michael, plays football at Harvard.
2006-07 Season (Sophomore): Did not appear
in competition for the Cardinal … Wrestled in an exhibition match at the
Stanford Duals and defeated Eddie Silverman of Lehigh, 6-0.
2005-06 Season (Freshman): Competed at the Cal Open and the Reno
Tournament of Champions … Won a pair of matches at the Cal Open …
Opened the Reno Tournament with a 9-2 decision.
2004-05 Season (Redshirt): Wrestled unattached at the California
Open in November, posting four wins at 157 pounds … Competed at the
University Nationals in April, posting a pair of wins at 74 kg.
High School: Recorded second and fifth-place finishes in the state
championships … Won the Central Coast Championship twice … Broke his
school’s records with 157 career victories and 96 falls … Coached by Arno
Dominguez and Scott Downs at Los Gatos High School.
Personal: An Economics major.
Pease’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record Dual Record
2005
Redshirted
2006
1-3
–
2007
Did Not Compete
Career Totals
1-3
–
Falls
Tech. Falls
0
0
0
0
Luke Feist
Tyler Parker
174
Redshirt Junior
Sandpoint, ID (Sandpoint)

Junior
Lawrenceville, GA (Collins Hill)
Coach McCoy on Feist:
“Luke had some great performances last season and I expect
him to be even better this season. He is one of the most
talented wrestlers I have ever worked with. He should not only
return to the NCAA Championship, but I expect him to be an
All-American this season.”
2006-07 Season (Sophomore): Placed fourth in the Pac-10 and earned
one of the conference’s nine wildcard spots at the NCAA Championships
… Earned 25 wins at 174 pounds, including nine dual wins … Posted a
6-3 record in Pac-10 duals … Pinned seven opponents, won four bouts by
technical fall and five by major decision … Pinned five opponents in seven
matches in mid-November … Went on a season-best seven match win streak
in mid-November … Placed third at the Bison Open with a 4-1 record …
Faced nine ranked opponents … Upset No. 11 Matt Palmer of Columbia
with a 6-5 decision at the Stanford Duals … Third on the team with 41 dual
points … Earned the Tod Surmon Award for performance against Columbia
… A Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention Selection … An NWCA
Academic All-American.
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Coach McCoy on Parker:
“Tyler is, without a doubt, one of our most talented wrestlers.
Sometimes I watch him and just think “WOW”. I am really
excited to see what he does this year, because I know he has
the potential to be one of the best.”
2006-07 Season (Sophomore): Competed for Stanford at the Pac-10
Championships at 149 pounds and finished with a 1-2 record … Notched 11 wins
at 149 pounds … Faced three ranked wrestlers in his first nine matches of the
year … Won two bouts by technical fall and one by major decision … Earned 21
dual points for the Cardinal with five dual wins … Jumped into the conference
rankings at No. 6 on Feb. 6 … A Pac-10 All-Academic Second Team Selection …
Competed at the University National Championships in April.
2005-06 Season (Freshman): Won the starting spot at 141 pounds …
2005-06 Season (Freshman): Posted 17 wins, seven in duals while
starting for the Cardinal at 174 pounds … Started the season recording three
victories at the Central Missouri Open … Won his first dual bout with an
8-0 decision … Took fifth place at the Pac-10 Championships … Tied for
second on the team in pins … Competed at the University Nationals in April,
picking up four wins, including a decision over the 2005 Pac-10 Champion
at 165 pounds, Patrick Pitsch of Arizona State … Also wrestled at the Senior
National Qualifier tournament.
2004-05 Season (Redshirt): Picked up two wins at the California Open in
November … Posted two victories in the main draw at University Nationals in April.
High School: A three-time State Champion, four-time state finalist …
Only loss in the state championships was as a sophomore to his brother …
Northern Idaho Male Athlete and Wrestler of the Year (2003) … Also an
All-State football defensive end … Coached by Mike Randles at Sandpoint
High School.
Personal: A Civil Engineering major.
Feist’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2005
Redshirted
2006
17-18
2007
25-19
Career Totals 42-37
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
7-6
9-7
16-13
4
7
11
0
4
4
Took second place at the Central Missouri Open … Won seven of his first
nine collegiate matches … Competed at the FILA Junior Nationals in April.
High School: Attended Collins Hill High School in Suwannee, Ga. … A
four-time state champion and four-time all-county selection … Captained
the wrestling team for three years … Named all-state in his junior and senior
seasons … Finished his high school career with a 196-11 record, with only
three losses over his last three seasons and a perfect 54-0 record as a senior
… Took first place at the NHSCA Preseason Nationals … A USA wrestling
All-American as a senior.
Personal: Born in Atlanta, Ga. … Son on James and Tammy Parker …
Contemplating a business major.
Parker’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2006
9-11
2007
11-16
Career Totals 20-27
Dual Record
1-5
5-7
6-12
Falls
0
0
0
Tech. Falls
0
2
2
Matt Kim
141
Redshirt Sophomore
West Linn, OR (West Linn)

Coach McCoy on Kim:
“Matt spent the spring and summer getting bigger and stronger.
He was a little undersized last year, once he moved up a weight
class, but now he should be able to battle with anyone. I think
the move will pay off and he will do a great job this year.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Competed for Stanford at the Pac-10
Championships at 141 pounds and finished with a 1-2 record … Picked up eight
wins in his first season of collegiate competition … Pinned opponents in first two
matches of the year, with a pair of wins by fall over Scott Thompson (Jamestown)
and Matt Olson (Concordia) at the Bison Open, the fastest coming in 3:05 …
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Moved up to 141 pounds on Jan. 21, after competing as the Stanford starter at 133
pounds earlier in the season … Earned seven dual points with two dual wins … A
Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention Selection … Competed at the University
National Championships in April.
Kyle Pubols
149
Redshirt Sophomore
Placerville, CA (Union Mine)

Coach McCoy on Pubols:
“Kyle works hard and wants to be the best. He really sets a
high standard for the other wrestlers to follow.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Did not compete due
to injury.
2005-06 Season (Redshirt): Wrestled unattached at the Cal Open …
Competed at the FILA Junior Nationals in April.
High School: Attended Union Mine High School … A Section Finalist and
State Qualifier as a senior … Also lettered in soccer and captained the squad
as a junior and a senior.
Personal: Born in Camarillo, Calif. … Son of Steve and Margo Pubols …
Majoring in Economics and Political Science.
Pubol’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record Dual Record
2006
Redshirted
2007
Did Not Compete
Career Totals
–
–
2005-06 Season (Redshirt): Wrestled unattached at the Cal Open in
November … Won six matches at 60 kg in the FILA Junior Nationals
freestyle division in April … Was just one bout shy of All-America honors …
Pinned two opponents during the tournament.
High School: Attended West Linn High School in Oregon … Won the state
title in 2004 and captured a runner-up finish in 2005 … Finished seventh at
state in 2002 … A four-time district champion … Captained the wrestling
squad as a senior … Participated in the Oregon Cultural Exchange to Japan
during the summer of 2004 … A Pacific Coast Champion in 2005 … Won
the 2004 Northwest Regional Freestyle Championship.
Personal: Born in San Diego, Calif. … Son of Jason and grace Kim.
Kim’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2006
Redshirted
2007
8-18
Career Totals 8-18
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
2-10
2-10
2
2
0
0
Eric Minnick
Redshirt Sophomore
Newtown Square, PA (Episcopal Academy)
141
Coach McCoy on Minnick:
“Taking last season off really helped Eric. He had time to
relax and not put so much pressure on himself. With that
experience under his belt, I believe he is ready to make some
noise this season.”
2006-07 Season (Redshirt): Redshirted the season … Competed at the
University National Championships in April.
2005-06 Season (Freshman): Started for the Cardinal at 133 pounds as
a true freshman … Won his first collegiate match with a 7-5 sudden victory
decision at the Central Missouri Open … Won his opening bout at the Cal
Open with a 10-0 shut out … Earned two wins in duals … Competed at the
Pac-10 Championships … Also wrestled at University Nationals.
High School: Attended The Episcopal Academy in Merion, Pa. … Won the
Pennsylvania Prep State Championship as a senior … Captained the wrestling
squad in his junior and senior seasons … Three-time All-Main Line selection
(2003-05) … A Prep All-American in 2004 … Two-time all-conference selection
… Also lettered one season in soccer and two years in track.
Personal: Born in Bryn Mawr, Pa. … Son of James and Nancy Minnick …
Majoring in Computer Science.
Minnick’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2006
4-22
2007
Redshirted
Career Totals 4-22
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Dual Record
2-13
Falls
0
Tech. Falls
0
2-13
0
0
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Falls
Tech. Falls
–
–
Steven Frehn
149/157
Redshirt Sophomore
Palmdale, CA (Highland)

Coach McCoy on Frehn:
“Steve’s work ethic and commitment to improving really
makes him an integral part of the program. He is one of the
best team players we have and puts the team first whenever
possible.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Competed in 14 matches, including seven
duals, in his first season of collegiate competition … Earned three wins,
including first of collegiate career on Nov. 18 … Picked up two wins at the
Fullerton Open and one at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
2005-06 Season (Redshirt): Walked-on to the squad … Did not appear in
competition for the Cardinal.
High School: A 2005 graduate of Highland High School in Palmdale, Calif.
… A four-year letterwinner in wrestling … Captained the squad as a junior
and senior … Helped Highland to the CIF team title as a sophomore with a
43-6 individual record … A three-time Golden League Champion … A twotime CIF Southern Section medalist … Captured the CIF Southern Section
Championship as a senior … Posted a 92-10 overall record during junior and
senior seasons.
Personal: Born July 18, 1986 … Son of John and Sonia Frehn … Majoring
in mechanical engineering … Enjoys building and designing, going to the
beach, camping and hiking … Considering a career in business management
or engineering.
Frehn’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record Dual Record
2006
Did Not Compete
2007
3-11
0-7
Career Totals 3-11
0-7
Falls
Tech. Falls
0
0
0
0
Peter Miller
Redshirt Sophomore
St. Louis, MO
(Mary Institute-St. Louis Country Day)
165

Coach McCoy on Miller:
“Peter has struggled with injuries the last two seasons, but
I think that’s behind him now. He stayed around campus the
entire summer to get back into the swing of things. It’s going
to be great to see him in action again.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Did not compete due to injury.
2005-06 Season (Redshirt): Competed unattached at the Central
Missouri Open and the Cal Open at 157 pounds … Captured Freestyle All-
America honors and came within one bout of Greco-Roman All-America
honors at the FILA Junior Nationals in April at 74 kg.
High School: Attended Mary Institute-St. Louis Country Day in Missouri …
Won the Missouri State Championship in 2002, ’04 and ’05 … Took third place at
state as a sophomore … Captained the wrestling squad as a senior … Three-time
All-Metro selection … Earned All-America honors at Cadet Nationals in 2003,
taking seventh place in freestyle and third place in Greco Roman.
Personal: Born in Dallas, Texas … Son of Paul and Brenda Miller …
Majoring in Mechanical Engineering.
Miller’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record Dual Record
2006
Redshirted
2007
Did Not Compete
Career Totals
–
–
Falls
Tech. Falls
–
– 184
Sophomore
Grants Pass, OR (North Valley)

Coach McCoy on Giesen:
“Zack did an awesome job last season. He gained some very
valuable experience and worked as hard as anyone to get
better through the season and during the spring and summer. I
expect him to have a very successful year.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Named Pac-10 Co-Freshman of the Year
Cameron Teitelman
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Sophomore
Calabasas, CA (Calabasas)
Zack Giesen

Coach McCoy on Teitelman:
“Cameron struggled towards the end of last year due mainly
to illness. He is healthy now and should be ready to start
where he left off. He loves to battle and will not settle for
anything less that 100%.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Competed for Stanford at the Pac-10
Championships at 133 pounds … Won 11 matches during his true freshman
season … Took over the starting role at 133 pounds in mid-January …
Placed in first collegiate tournament on Jan. 7, taking second at the Menlo
Invitational … Earned first collegiate win by fall at the Reno Tournament
of Champions, pinning Spencer Jasper of Duke in 16 seconds … Won two
bouts by major decision … Earned six dual points with two wins in dual
meets … Earned the Tod Surmon Award for performance against Cal Poly …
Competed at the University National Championships in April.
… Placed second in the Pac-10 and earned an automatic trip to the NCAA
Championships … Finished the season with his named etched in third place
on the all-time Cardinal freshman win chart with 29 wins … Held an 8-1
record in Pac-10 duals … Pinned two opponents and won two matches by
technical fall … Led the team with nine wins by major decision and stood
second with 15 wins by decision … Second on the team with 45 dual points
… Won nine of his first 11 matches in a Cardinal singlet … Placed in first
collegiate tournament at the Bison Open, taking third with a 4-1 record …
Won first collegiate title at the Menlo Invitational on Jan. 7 … Recorded
first collegiate pin on Jan. 21, with a win by fall over Ernesto Ancona of
Cal State Bakersfield … Posted a 12-match win streak between Jan. 5 and
Feb. 16 … Faced eight ranked opponents during the season … Named
team’s Outstanding Newcomer … Competed at the FILA Junior National
Championships in April and placed seventh … Competed at the University
National Championships in late April … Qualified for the FILA Junior
World Team Trials and finished third … Earned the Block ‘S’ Outstanding
Freshman Award.
High School: A 2006 graduate of North Valley High School in Grants Pass,
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Calabasas High School …
Captained the team as a sophomore, junior and senior … Finished in the
top-three in the Marmonte League all four years … A two-time league
champion … A four-time CIF qualifier … Took third as a junior and second
as a senior … 2006 MVP and Athletic Scholar of the Year … 2006 Marmonte
League MVP … Ranked as high as seventh in state … Finished senior season
with a 45-5 record … Selected to the Ventura County Star’s Boys Wrestling
First Team.
Personal: Born October 11, 1988 … Son of Sanford and Judy Teitelman …
Plans to major in political science or economics … Considering a career in
business.
Teitelman’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2007
11-18
Career Totals 11-18
10
Dual Record
2-7
2-7
Falls
1
1
Ore. … A four-year letterwinner in wrestling … Captained the squad as a
senior … A four-year All-Skyline Conference First Team honoree … Also a
four-time All-State honoree … Finished high school career with a 118-11
record … Became just the 13th wrestler in Oregon state history to capture
four straight state wrestling titles … Finished seventh at the Junior National
Greco Championships in 2005 … Won three letters in football … Named to
the All-Conference First Team and the All-State Third Team in football as a
senior.
Personal: Born May 16, 1988 … Son of Jim and Marianne Giesen …
Majoring in biology … Planning a career as an opthamologist … Enjoys
snowboarding and riding dirt bikes.
Giesen’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2007
29-16
Career Totals 29-16
Dual Record
12-4
12-4
Falls
2
2
Tech. Falls
2
2
Tech. Falls
0
0
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Jake Johnson
197
Sophomore
Prior Lake, MN (Prior Lake)

Coach McCoy on Johnson:
“Jake wrestled three different weight classes last season and
did an incredible job. He had to battle some injures, but his
overall experience has made him so much better. His work
ethic will ensure success.”
2006-07 Season (Freshman): Competed in 14 matches as a true freshman
and posted a 9-5 record … Ended the season on a four-match winning
streak … Picked up a dual win against Menlo College … Posted a 3-2 record
at the Reno Tournament of Champions and claimed first collegiate title at
the Menlo Invitational on Jan. 7 … Pinned first collegiate opponent at the
Southern Scuffle on Dec. 29 … Earned the Coaches’ Award.
High School: A 2006 graduate of Prior Lake High School in Savage, Minn
… A four-year letterwinner in wrestling … Captained the squad for three
seasons … A three-time a All-Conference honoree … Named to the All-State
All-Academic First Team as a junior and senior … A three-time team MVP
… section champion as a junior and senior … A two-time state placewinner
… Finished senior season with a 39-2 record … Also lettered in soccer.
Personal: Born October 30, 1987 … Son of Rick and Julie Johnson … Plans
to pursue physics and engineering at Stanford … Enjoys wakeboarding.
Johnson’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2007
9-5
Career Totals
9-5
Dual Record
1-0
1-0
Falls
1
1
Tech. Falls
2
2
“Lucas gained a lot of experience last season. He has the
ability to be great and is an exciting wrestler to watch.”
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Coach McCoy on Paulsen:
“After a relatively successful redshirt season, Justin is ready.
He will have an immediate impact on our program, adding
depth to our light weights and pushing everyone around him
to get better.”
2006-07 Season (Redshirt): Competed unattached at the Fullerton
Open and the California Collegiates … Earned nine wins in 12 matches and
pinned two opponents … Also won three matches by technical fall and one
by major decision … Took third at the California Collegiates with a 5-1 mark
… Ended the season on a four-match win streak … Competed at the FILA
Junior National Championships in April.
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Calvary Chapel High School
… Captained the team as a senior … A four-time Pacific Coast League
Champion … A two-time CIF Champion … Placed in the top-three at the
State Championships for three straight seasons … Took second at Senior
Nationals as a senior … Masters Champion as a senior … Posted a 412 record during final high school season … Named the Orange County
Register’s Wrestler of the Year as a senior.
Personal: Born October 8, 1987 … Son of Michael and Debbie Paulsen …
Plans to major in engineering … Enjoys biking.
Paulsen’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2007
Redshirted
Career Totals
–
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
–
–
–
2006-07 Season (Redshirt): Competed unattached
at the Fullerton Open and the California Collegiates … Posted a 6-4 record
between the two tournaments … Earned one pin and one win by technical
fall … Competed at the University National Championships in April …
Qualified for the FILA Junior World Team Trials.
High School: A 2006 graduate of Shafter High School in Shafter, Calif. …
Captained the wrestling squad during sophomore, junior and senior seasons
… A 2006 All-American … A four-time state qualifier … A two-time Junior
National qualifier … Took eighth in state as a junior with a 49-3 record …
Placed third in state as a senior with a 51-3 record … Finished fifth at the
2006 Senior Nationals … Also lettered in cross country, golf and tennis.
Personal: Born June 1, 1987 … Son of Leroy and Frances Espericueta
… Has four older siblings … Plans to major in finance at Stanford …
Considering a career as an investment banker.
Espericueta’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2007
Redshirted
Career Totals
–
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
–
–
–
Anton Scherba
W r e s t l i n g

Coach McCoy on Scherba:
“Anton has a huge amount of potential, and I hope to tap into
that this year. He has been working hard during the spring and
summer to get better. I look forward to seeing him in action.”
2006-07 Season (Redshirt): Redshirted the season … Competed at the
FILA Junior National Championships in April … Competed at the University
National Championships in late April.
High School: A four-year letterwinner at Marin Catholic High School …
Captained the team as a junior and senior … A two-time Marin County
Athletic League Champion … Named the MCAL MVP as a senior … Took
third in the North Coast Section in 2006 … Posted a 46-5 record as a senior
… Also lettered in soccer.
Personal: Born July 20, 1988 in Minsk, Belarus… Son of Igor and Svetlana
Scherba … Father was a three-time Soviet National Champion (68 kg) … Plans to
major in economics … Enjoys tennis, soccer, archery and racquetball.
Year
Record
2007
Redshirted
Career Totals
–
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165/174
Redshirt Freshman
San Rafael, CA (Marin Catholic)
Scherba’s Year-by-Year Statistics
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149/157
Redshirt Freshman
Shafter, CA (Shafter)
Coach McCoy on Espericueta:
Justin Paulsen
Redshirt Freshman
Artesia, CA (Calvary Chapel)
Lucas Espericueta
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
–
–
–
11
Alex Muller
174
Redshirt Freshman
Sunnyvale, CA (Bellarmine)

Kyle Barrett
165/174
Freshman
Las Vegas, NV (Palo Verde)
Coach McCoy on Muller:

Coach McCoy on Barrett:
“Alex did an excellent job last year. He worked hard and did
everything that was asked of him. On top of that, he improved
a huge amount, which will give him the confidence to do well
this season.”
“Kyle did a great job in high school winning two State
Championships. Later in the year he competed in an All-Star
match where he defeated the State Champion from two weight
classes above him. He has a lot of potential and works hard.”
2006-07 Season (Redshirt): Walked onto the team … Competed
High School: A 2007 graduate of Palo Verde High School in Las Vegas,
unattached at the Fullerton Open and the California Collegiates.
High School: A 2006 graduate of Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Calif. …
Lettered one year in wrestling … Finished in the top eight at CCS as a senior.
Personal: Born July 19, 1988 … Parents are Jeffrey Muller and Adalgisa
Constanzo-Muller … Has a younger sister named Katarina … Considering
a career in business … Has earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do … Hobbies
include basketball and video games.
Nev. … Lettered all four years in wrestling … Captained the team for three
years … A two-time Nevada State Champion … A three-time Sunset Region
Champion … Named Team MVP … The Nevada Wrestler of the Year …
Earned Wrestling USA All-America honors … Collected 150 prep wins.
Personal: Son of Martin and Robin Barrett … Has a sister named Katy …
Plans to major in Computer Science and History and become a computer
programmer … Hobbies include lifting weights, playing video games,
watching movies and listening to music.
Muller’s Year-by-Year Statistics
Year
Record
2007
Redshirted
Career Totals
–
Dual Record
Falls
Tech. Falls
–
–
–
Christine Cunningham
Freshman
Rancho Santa Fe, CA (Torrey Pines)
Newcomers
Coach McCoy on Cunningham:
157

Coach McCoy on Amuchastegui:
“Nick is a great kid with a great work ethic. He always strives
to be the best. I expect big things from him during his time at
Stanford.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Phoenix High School
in Phoenix, Ore. … Won four letters in wrestling and one in baseball …
Captained both the baseball and wrestling squads … An All-State selection
and a four-time All-Skyline Conference selection … A four-time District
Champion … Finished in the top-three at the Oregon State Championships
all four years, winning the state title as a junior.
Personal: Born June 16, 1989 in Ashland, Ore. … Son of Frank and Janice
Amuchastegui … Has a younger brother named Luke … Plans to major
in Aeronautical or Mechanical Engineering … Hobbies include hunting,
fishing, hiking, camping and riding motorcycles.
Kyle Anderson
Freshman
Dallas, TX (Highland Park)
165

Coach McCoy on Anderson:
“Kyle is a hard worker and a lot of fun to be around. I expect
him to have an immediate impact on our program this season
and a very successful career.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Highland Park High
School in Dallas, Texas … Lettered all four years in wrestling and captained
the team as a senior … A two-time District Champion and the 2005 District
Runner-Up … Placed third at Regionals as a sophomore, second as a junior
and claimed the Regional Championship as a senior … A three-time state
qualifier, taking third as a junior and winning the 2007 State Championship …
Collected 123 prep wins and posted a perfect 47-0 record as a senior, with all
by at least a major decision.
Personal: Born July 3, 1988 in Dallas, Texas … Son of Bill and Lori
Anderson … Has an older sister named Jessie … Plans to major in Electrical
Engineering … Hobbies include lifting weights.
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“Christine is one of the best female wrestlers in the country.
She has placed in every major tournament she has competed
in. She will be a great asset to the program. Her commitment
to excellence will raise the bar in our room.”
Nick Amuchastegui
Freshman
Talent, OR (Phoenix)
125/133
High School: A 2007 graduate of Torrey Pines High School in Del Mar, Calif.
… Won letters in swimming and wrestling … Captained the wrestling team as
a senior … A three-time All-American … The 2005 California Triple Crown
winner.
Personal: Born May 17, 1989 in Summit, NJ … Daughter of Michael and
Ellie Cunningham … Has two siblings … Plans to major in Biological
Sciences and become a pediatrician … Father wrestled for the University of
Massachusetts-Amherst and brother, Michael, currently wrestles at New York
University … Hobbies include shopping, scuba diving and singing.
Max Hawes
Freshman
Philadelphia, PA (Germantown Friends)
157/165

Coach McCoy on Hawes:
“Max is a great kid with a lot of potential. Wrestling in
Pennsylvania, one of the toughest high school wrestling areas
in the country, will have him prepared to do great things at
Stanford.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Germantown Friends School in
Philadelphia, Pa. … Took third at the Prep School State Tournament
as a sophomore and junior … Placed fifth at the National Prep School
Invitational as a senior … Notched 115 wins during his prep career.
Personal: Son of Jim and Sheila Hawes … Has a younger sister named
Madeline … Plans to be pre-med and minor in Economics … Considering a
career as a doctor.
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Marcus Henderson
Freshman
New York, NY (Horace Mann)
157/165

Freshman
Bellevue, ID (American Falls)
Coach McCoy on Henderson:
“Marcus had a very successful high school wrestling career.
He was one of the most successful wrestlers ever to come out
of his high school. He will definitely make our middle weight
group tougher.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Horace Mann School in New York, NY
… Won letters in track, football and wrestling … Captained the football
and wrestling squads as a senior … A three-time All-Ivy League wrestling
selection … Claimed the New York Private School State Championship in
2005 and was the state runner-up in 2006 and 2007 … Collected 109 wins
during his prep career and won nine tournaments.
Personal: Born Mar. 4, 1989 in New York, NY … Son of Michael and
Kimberlee Monroe … Has a younger brother and sister, Michael and Evelyn
… Plans to major in Chemical Engineering … Hobbies include watching
movies, bowling, hiking and reading.
Freshman
Healdsburg, CA (Healdsburg)
133

“Porfirio constantly looks for ways to challenge himself on
and off the mats. He will add much needed depth to our
lightweights and will be a lot of fun to have in the room.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Healdsburg High School
in Healdsburg, Calif. … Won letters in football, cross country and wrestling …
Captained the wrestling and cross country squads as a senior … A four-time
Sonoma County League Champion and All-League honoree … A three-time AllEmpire Athlete … Named the 2007 All-Empire Athlete of the Year … The North
Coast Section CIF Champion as a senior and a three-time top-10 finisher … Took
seventh at the CIF State Championships in 2007 … A four-time North Coast
Section CIF Scholar Athlete in wrestling … Named Most Inspirational as a junior
and earned the Coaches’ Award as a senior … Earned the Healdsburg High School
Overall Scholar Athlete of the Year Award in 2007 … Collected 159 wins during his
prep career and posted a 51-3 record as a senior.
Personal: Born Dec. 15, 1988 in Cotija, Michoacan, Mexico … Son of Jose
and Consuelo Madrigal … Has five siblings … Plans to major in Electrical
Engineering with a minor in Spanish … Considering a career in automotive
or computer engineering … Enjoys running, music, going to the beach,
traveling and photography.
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Coach McCoy on Matsuura:
“Blair is going to be another guy that adds depth to our
light weights. He has the dedication to excellence that will
undoubtedly make him very successful.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in Rolling
Hills Estates, Calif. … Lettered all four years in wrestling … Captained the team as
a senior … Captured the CIF Championship as a sophomore and posted top-three
finishes three times … Earned 115 prep wins.
Personal: Born Aug. 29, 1989 in Torrance, Calif. … Son of Stacey and Aileen
Matsuura … Has three siblings, Brianna, Bryan and Brynn.
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“Murdoch is going to be great for our program. He works hard
and is very coachable. I am excited to be able to work with
him on a regular basis.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of American Falls High
School in American Falls, Idaho … Also attended Wood River High School in
Hailey, Idaho … Won four letters in wrestling and one in cross country … A
two-time wrestling team captain … A four-time Conference Champion and AllConference selection … A two-time state runner-up and the 2007 Idaho State
Champion … Set school records for career wins (161) and technical falls (15).
Personal: Born Feb. 25, 1989 in Flint, Mich. … Son of Don and Barb Miller
… Has an older brother and sister, Duane and Madalyn … Plans to major in
Human Biology and pursue a career as a doctor … Enjoys mountain biking
and snowboarding.
Joleen Oshiro
RS Sophomore
Ewa Beach, HI (Iolani School)
125

Coach McCoy on Oshiro:
At Stanford: A member of the wrestling program as a
freshman in 2005-06 … Has been a hooker/flanker on the Stanford women’s
rugby team for the past two seasons, helping the team to the 2006 National
Championship and a runner-up finish in 2007.
High School: A 2005 graduate of Iolani School in Honolulu, Hawaii … A
three-year letterwinner in wrestling … Also lettered in cross country and
track … Captained the wrestling and cross country teams as a senior … A
two-time Hawaii State Wrestling Champion … A two-time league champion
… Named the 2004 League Co-Wrestler of the Year … Helped team to the
Hawaii State Girls team championship as a senior … Finished fifth at Junior
Nationals in 2005 and was named a 2005 Wrestling USA All-American …
Earned 2004 Wrestling USA All-American Honorable Mention … Finished
second at the 2005 United States Girls Wrestling Association National
Championships and finished fourth in 2004.
Personal: Daughter of Paul and Janice Oshiro … Majoring in Mechanical
Engineering … Enjoys trail running, hiking, lifting and tanning.
Austin Quarles
Blair Matsuura
Freshman
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
(Palos Verdes Peninsula)

“Joleen returns to the team after playing Rugby. She really
loves wrestling and it’s going to be good to have her back.”
Coach McCoy on Madrigal:
149/157
Coach McCoy on Miller:
Porfirio Madrigal
Murdoch Miller
Freshman
Leawood, KS (Blue Valley)
125

Coach McCoy on Quarles:
“Austin will be a lot of fun to work with. He has a strong
foundation and a great work ethic.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Blue Valley High
School in Stilwell, Kan. … Lettered in wrestling all four years and captained
the team as a senior … Named to the All-State First Team as a senior and
earned Honorable Mention in 2005 and 2006 … Also named to the AllState All-Academic First Team in 2007 … A three-time state qualifier, taking
second place in the Kansas State Championship as a senior and leading the
team to a Regional title … A two-time All-Sun Country selection … Won
the 2007 East Kansas League and Regional Championships … The 2005 and
2006 Regional Runner-up … A Kansas City Star All-Metro Scholar Athlete in
2007 … A four-time East Kansas League Scholar Athlete.
Personal: Born June 30, 1989 in Lubbock, Texas … Son of Greg and Leslie
Quarles … Plans to major in Political Science and become an attorney…
Enjoys tennis, rock climbing and listening to music … Has a brother named
Brooks.
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Max Rosefigura
Freshman
Anchorage, AK (West Anchorage)
Trevor Stevens
141/149

Coach McCoy on Rosefigura:
“Trevor has been training hard all summer and looks to have
an immediate impact on the team. He loves to wrestle and I
think he will do a great job for us.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of West Anchorage
High School in Anchorage, Alaska … Won four letters in swimming and
wrestling … Captained the swim team for three years and the wrestling team
as a senior … A two-time Alaska State Champion … Reached the state finals
three times … Holds the Alaska state record with 43 pins during his senior
season … Earned 157 career wins … Named the school’s Most Dedicated
Wrestler four times … A two-time Most Outstanding Wrestler … Named
school’s Freshman of the Year in 2005 and Most Sportsmanlike in 2005.
Personal: Born Sept. 16, 1988 in Anchorage, Alaska … Son of Mark Figura
and Elise Rose … Has three siblings … Plans to major in Mathematics or
Chemistry … Father, Mark, attended Stanford.
Kenny White
157
Freshman
Honolulu, HI (Punahou)

Coach McCoy on White:
“Kenny comes from one of the best wrestling programs in
Hawaii. He had a great career there and I know he will help
our program in many ways. I am excited to have him on the
team.”
125/133
“Steve is a lot of fun to be around. He always has a smile on
his face, which makes everyone around him feel good. He has
the desire to work hard and will push everyone in the room to
get better.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Roosevelt High School in Seattle, Wash.
… Lettered all four years in wrestling and captained the team as a senior …
Won the KingCo 4A District Championship at 119 pounds as a senior …
Took second place at the 2007 WIAA Region 2 Championships … Placed
third at the Washington State Freestyle Championship in 2006.
Personal: Born Sept. 18, 1989 in Tacoma, Wash. … Son of Leonard and
Suzanne Scheele … Has a younger sister named Kate … Considering a major
in International Relations … Enjoys hiking/backpacking, biking, reading and
computer games.
Mark Shughart
Senior
Mechanicsburg, PA (Cumberland Valley)
High School: A 2007 graduate of Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii …
Lettered in judo and wrestling … Captained the wrestling team as a senior …
Earned National High School Coaches Association Academic All-American
honors … Placed third at the Hawaii State Championships as a senior and
helped the Punahou squad to a team title.
Personal: Born Feb. 23, 1988 in Honolulu, Hawaii … Son of Philip White
and Frances Brown … Has two younger brothers, Philip and Nick …
Hobbies include surfing and playing video games.
Matt Winterbourne
197
Freshman
Cornelius, OR (Forest Grove)

Coach McCoy on Winterbourne:
HWT

Coach McCoy on Shughart:
“Mark will add much needed depth to our upper weights. He
worked very hard to increase his skill level in the spring and
summer and will be fun to work with.”
At Stanford: Has been a thrower on the Cardinal
track and field squad for the last three years, competing in discus and shot
put events.
High School: A 2004 graduate of Cumberland Valley High School …
Competed in wrestling through the 2000-01 school year.
Personal: Born Dec. 17, 1985 … An Electrical Engineering major … Parents
are Gary and Elaine Shughart.
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Coach McCoy on Scheele:
High School: A 2007 graduate of La Cueva High
School in Albuquerque, NM … A two-time Academic All-District selection
… Earned All-District honors as a junior and senior … Named school’s
Wrestling Senior of the Year in 2007 … A two-time state qualifier.
Personal: Born Mar. 2, 1989 in Albuquerque, NM … Son of Richard and
Francie Stevens … Has a younger sister named Kelsey … Hobbies include
camping, fishing, hiking, rock climbing and swimming.
Steve Scheele
Freshman
Seattle, WA (Roosevelt)

Coach McCoy on Stevens:
“Max had a very successful high school career. I expect him
to continue that trend this season. He works hard and has a
lot of potential.”
157
Freshman
Albuquerque, NM (La Cueva)
“Matt had a great senior season, capping it with a State
Championship. Now he is ready for the next challenge. He
expects to be the best in everything he does and I believe he
will be.”
High School: A 2007 graduate of Forest Grove High School in Forest
Grove, Ore. … Won four letters in wrestling … Also lettered in tennis and
football … Captained the wrestling and football teams as a senior … A
three-time All-Pacific Conference honoree … Claimed the 2007 Oregon State
Championship as a senior with a 39-1 record.
Personal: Born Apr. 30, 1989 in Portland, Ore. … Son of Darrell and
Susan Winterbourne … Considering a career in civil engineering … Enjoys
listening to music.
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2006-07 Results/Statistics
2006-07 Results
(8-8, 5-4 Pac-10)
Nov. 4
vs. Maryland
at Edinboro
vs. Mercyhurst
Erie, PA
Erie, PA
Erie, PA
L, 12-27
L, 7-30
W, 28-19
Nov. 11
Bison Open
Fargo, ND
Seven Placewinners: Tanner Gardner (1st, 125 lbs); Josh Zupancic (2nd, 157 lbs);
Scott Loescher (2nd, 165 lbs); Brian Perry (3rd, 165 lbs); Luke Feist (3rd, 174 lbs);
Zack Giesen (3rd, 184 lbs); Phillip Doerner (5th, HWT)
Nov. 17
Fullerton, CA
W, 29-16
Nov. 18
Fullerton Open
Fullerton, CA
One Placewinner: Josh Zupancic (1st, 157 lbs)
–
Dec. 1-2
Las Vegas Invitational
Las Vegas, NV
Two Placewinners: Tanner Gardner (4th, 125 lbs); Josh Zupancic (7th, 157 lbs)
–
Dec. 20
Reno Tournament of Champions
Reno, NV
Three Placewinners: Tanner Gardner (1st, 125 lbs); Josh Zupancic (2nd, 157 lbs);
Scott Loescher (3rd, 165 lbs)
–
–
Dec. 29-30 Southern Scuffle
Greensboro, NC
Two Placewinners: Tanner Gardner (2nd, 125 lbs); Josh Zupancic (6th, 157 lbs)
Jan. 5
Columbia (Stanford Duals)
Lehigh (Stanford Duals)
UC Davis* (Stanford Duals)
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
–
L, 11-27
L, 9-34
L, 12-29
Jan. 12
San Francisco State
Stanford, CA
Jan. 21
Bakersfield, CA
W, 22-21
W, 37-6
Jan. 27
Menlo College
Stanford, CA
W, 29-14
Feb. 2
Oregon*
Cal Poly*
Stanford, CA
Stanford, CA
W, 26-12
W, 25-13
Feb. 9
Boise State*
Boise, ID
L, 15-22
Feb. 11
Oregon State*
Portland State*
Corvallis, OR
Portland, OR
L, 13-31
W, 36-9
Feb. 16
Arizona State*
Stanford, CA
L, 20-23
Two-time All-American Tanner Gardner finished seventh at the
2007 NCAA Championships, won the 2007 Pac-10 title and
won two regular-season tournaments.
Feb. 24-25 Pac-10 Championships
Bakersfield, CA
6th place, 72 points
Five Placewinners: Tanner Gardner (1st, 125 lbs); Josh Zupancic (2nd, 157 lbs);
Zack Giesen (2nd, 184 lbs); Luke Feist (4th, 174 lbs); Brian Perry (5th, 165 lbs)
Mar. 15-17 NCAA Championships
Detroit, MI
32nd place, 16 points
Two Placewinners: Tanner Gardner (7th, 125 lbs); Josh Zupancic (7th, 157 lbs)
2006-07 Statistics
Wt.
Wrestler
125 Tanner Gardner
133 Justin Paulsen
133 Cameron Teitelman*
141 Rafael Chavez
141 Alex Dao
141 Matt Kim*
149 Lucas Espericueta
149 Steven Frehn*
149 Tyler Parker
157 Josh Zupancic
165 Scott Loescher
165 Brian Perry*
174 Luke Feist*
174 Jake Johnson*
174 Alex Muller
184 Zack Giesen*
197 Jared Boyer
HWT Phillip Doerner
Overall
Dual
42-5
9-3
11-18
11-8
0-2
8-18
6-4
3-11
11-16
37-12
16-11
27-16
25-19
9-5
0-4
29-16
10-20
8-22
16-0
0-0
2-7
2-5
0-0
2-10
0-0
0-7
5-7
9-3
1-3
10-3
9-7
1-0
0-0
12-4
5-8
3-12
Dec. W-L MD W-L
15-4
2-3
7-9
1-3
0-1
5-9
3-4
2-1
6-13
19-11
4-11
14-14
8-13
3-4
0-3
15-6
4-10
6-14
5-0
1-0
2-7
1-4
0-0
1-5
0-0
0-0
1-2
8-1
3-0
7-1
5-3
0-1
0-0
9-5
3-2
0-3
TF W-L
7-0
3-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-5
2-1
4-0
0-0
1-0
4-0
2-0
0-1
2-0
0-1
0-1
Pin W-L Def. Wins^ F. Fall Dual Pts.
14-1
2-0
1-2
8-1
0-1
2-4
1-0
0-5
0-0
5-0
9-0
5-1
7-3
1-0
0-0
2-5
2-7
0-3
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
2
1
0
0
1
3
0
1
1
2
1:36
1:25
0:16
0:30
–
3:05
4:45
–
–
0:26
0:33
0:46
0:57
1:21
–
4:31
2:17
–
83.0
0.0
6.0
10.0
0.0
7.0
0.0
0.0
21.0
40.0
6.0
38.0
41.0
3.0
0.0
45.0
22.0
9.0
All-American Josh Zupancic finished seventh nationally in
2007, placed second at the Pac-10 Championships and captured
the Fullerton Open title.
* — Wrestled at multiple weight classes.
^Losses by medical forfeit do not count on wrestler’s win-loss record.
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2007 Pac-10 Conference Championships
2007 Pac-10 Championships
Hosted by Cal State Bakersfield, February 24-25, 2007
Final Team Scores
1. Oregon State
2. Cal State Bakersfield
3. UC Davis
4. Cal Poly
5. Arizona State
6. Stanford
7. Cal State Fullerton
8. Oregon
9. Boise State
10. Portland State
141 Pounds
110
105
96.5
84
76.5
72
69.5
61
58.5
5.5
125 Pounds
1st Tanner Gardner (Stanford)
2nd Eric Stevenson (Oregon State)
3rd Marcos Orozco (UC Davis)
4th John Espinoza (Arizona State)
5th Brandon Zoetewey (Cal State Bakersfield)
6th Cory Fish (Boise State)
133 Pounds
1st Darrell Vasquez (Cal Poly)
2nd Bobby Pfennigs (Oregon State)
3rd Omar Gaitan (UC Davis)
4th TJ Dillashaw (Cal State Fullerton)
5th Thomas Kimbrell (Cal State Bakersfield)
6th Joey Lucas (Oregon)
1st Derek Moore (UC Davis)
2nd Justin Pearch (Oregon)
3rd Matt Schumm (Cal State Bakersfield)
4th Dave Roberts (Cal Poly)
5th Teddy Astorga (Cal State Fullerton)
6th Robert Galvan (Arizona State)
149 Pounds
1st Morgan Atkinson (Cal State Fullerton)
2nd Derek Kipperberg (Oregon State)
3rd Brandon Doyle (Cal State Bakersfield)
4th Shawn Haratani (UC Davis)
5th Jeremy McLaughlin (Oregon)
6th Cam Jones (Boise State)
157 Pounds
1st Brian Stith (Arizona State)
2nd Josh Zupancic (Stanford)
3rd Tyler Sherfey (Boise State)
4th Chase Pami (Cal Poly)
5th Keegan Davis (Oregon State)
6th Daniel Alejandro (Cal State Bakersfield)
165 Pounds
Luke Feist placed fourth at 174 pounds at the Pac-10
Championships in 2007 and qualified for the NCAA
Championships.
1st Patrick Pitsch (Arizona State)
2nd Dustin Noack (UC Davis)
3rd Daniel Atondo (Cal State Bakersfield)
4th Bryan Tice (Cal State Fullerton)
5th Brian Perry (Stanford)
6th Johnny Nunez (Boise State)
174 Pounds
1st Jeremy Larson (Oregon State)
2nd Ken Cook (UC Davis)
3rd Nate Lee (Boise State)
4th Luke Feist (Stanford)
5th Ron Lee (Oregon)
6th Nick Hernandez (Cal Poly)
184 Pounds
1st Greg Gifford (Arizona State)
2nd Zack Giesen (Stanford)
3rd Kyle Bressler (Oregon State)
4th Brysen French (Oregon)
5th Ernesto Ancona (Cal State Bakersfield)
6th Yuri Kalika (Cal Poly)
197 Pounds
1st Brandon Halsey (Cal State Bakersfield)
2nd Matt Monteiro (Cal Poly)
3rd Jason Trulson (Arizona State)
4th Travis Gardner (Oregon State)
5th Eliot Kelly (UC Davis)
6th John Drake (Cal State Fullerton)
275 Pounds
Brian Perry finished his Stanford career with a fifth place finish
at 165 pounds at the 2007 Pac-10 Championships.
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1st Ty Watterson (Oregon State)
2nd Cody Parker (Cal Poly)
3rd Wade Sauer (Cal State Fullerton)
4th Colton Nichols (Cal State Bakersfield)
5th Chris Dearmon (Oregon)
6th Andy Patrick (Boise State)
Zack Giesen placed second at the Pac-10 Championships
at 184 pounds and was named the Conference’s Co-Newcomer
of the Year.
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Stanford at the Conference Championships
1916 Stanford Wrestling. L to R – Gonzalez (115), Gagos
(135), Campbell (145), Wise (Coach), Eiskamp (158), Daniels
(HWT). 1916 Stanford Wrestling. On April 8, Stanford’s first
wrestling team traveled to Cal’s Harmon Gym and won two of
the five matches contested. Back then matches were six minutes
long, consisting of two three-minute periods with a two-minute
break. If no fall occurred, a three-minute overtime was wrestled
after another two-minute break. If there were still no fall, the
match was decided by a “referee’s decision.” Wrestling did not
develop our current point system until 1945.
1948 Stanford Wrestling. Co-captain Vern Jones, head coach
Chuck Taylor and co-captain Winston Mumby. Coach Taylor
served as the wrestling coach until he became Stanford’s head
football coach and later the director of athletics. Jones remained
undefeated for four years and became Stanford’s first three-time
conference champion (1946, 1948 & 1949). He was the first
wrestler ever inducted into the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame.
Mumby was the conference runner-up and followed in his
father’s footsteps by becoming Stanford’s head wrestling coach
in 1949.
1957 Stanford Wrestling. Kneeling: Alan Laubscher, Karl
Hufbauer, Roger Edelson, Ed Howell. Standing: Head coach Wes
Ruff, Steve Handley, Peter Likins, Jerry Wright, assistant coach
Don Damuth. The team was led by captain Peter Likins. Likins
remained undefeated in duals for four years at 137 and 147
pounds and was runner-up in the Far Western freestyle as well
as the conference championship. Likins was the first Stanford
wrestler ever to be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of
Fame as an outstanding American.
Stanford Wrestling at the Conference Championships
Pacific Coast ConferenceSouthern Division
Pacific Coast Conference
Southern and Northern Division
1956 ........................................... 10th
Roger Edelson (4th, 177 lbs.)
Athletic Association of
Western Universities (AAWU)
1933 ............................................. 3rd
1948 ............................................. 5th
1961 ........................................... 11th
1965 ............................................ 2nd
Jake Butts (1st, 155 lbs.)
Len Youdall (2nd, 165 lbs.)
Hugh Powers (2nd, 175 lbs.)
Vern Jones (1st, 147.5 lbs.)
Richard Denny (4th, 177 lbs.)
1949 ............................................. 4th
1962 ............................................. 9th
Vern Jones (1st, 136 lbs.)
Dan Winston (2nd, 145 lbs.)
Jim Kurfess (3rd, 155 lbs.)
Phil Kendall (3rd, 157 lbs.)
Big Six
Stephen Schaum (2nd, 157 lbs.)
Frank Pratt (2nd, 167 lbs.)
Michael Davison (3rd, 177 lbs.)
Juris Kampe (3rd, 191 lbs.)
Bruce Wilhelm (1st, HWT)
1964 ............................................. 4th
1966 ............................................. 6th
1935 ............................................. 3rd
Woodward Bohosky (1st, 135 lbs.)
Reese Milner (1st, 145 lbs.)
1936 ............................................. 4th
Wayne Zook (2nd, 118 lbs.)
Dwight Zook (3rd, 126 lbs.)
1946 ............................................. 3rd
Vern Jones (1st, 136 lbs.)
Dan Winston (1st, 155 lbs.)
Oscar Thompson (1st, 165 lbs.)
Winston Mumby (2nd, 175 lbs.)
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate
Wrestling Association (PCI)
1952 ............................................. 6th
George Russell (1st, 137 lbs.)
John Ogelsby (3rd, 177 lbs.)
Rodney Garner (2nd, HWT)
1953 ............................................. 9th
Harold Anderson (3rd, 123 lbs.)
Gerould Smith (4th, 136 lbs.)
Phil Kendall (3rd, 157 lbs.)
Tom Allen (1st, 177 lbs.)
Don Beuhler (1st, 191 lbs.)
Duncan Ross (3rd, HWT)
George Russell (4th, 137 lbs.)
1955 ............................................. 9th
Peter Likins (2nd, 137 lbs.)
1946 Stanford Wrestling. Sitting: Head coach Ted Mumby, Winston Mumby, Dan Winston, George Bevier, Vern Jones, Alan Walker, Dave
Heninger, Jim Kurfess. Standing: Bob Wallace, John Mosher, Ed Buringhausen, Oscar Thompson, Lowell Napper, Lou Cullison, George
Wing. After a four-year hiatus during World War II, Stanford resumed competition and beat Cal for the first time in nearly 20 years. Cal
had dominated West Coast wrestling for decades. Stanford was coached by Ted Mumby, who had been India’s National and Olympic
team coach. Mumby produced three conference champions in 1946: Dan Winston (14), Oscar Thompson (17) and Vern Jones (20).
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John Hazelton (3rd, 123 lbs.)
Stephen Boyon (4th, 130 lbs.)
Marshall Ott (4th, 145 lbs.)
Orin Hollingberry (4th, 177 lbs.)
Michael Davison (4th, 191 lbs.)
1967 ............................................. 5th
John Tam (4th, 115 lbs.)
Len Borchers (2nd, 152 lbs.)
Douglas Gunesch (4th, 160 lbs.)
Terry Crenshaw (2nd, 191 lbs.)
Jimmy Aguirre, a three-time NCAA qualifier for the Cardinal,was
crowned Pac-10 Champion and received the Most Outstanding
Wrestler Award as a true freshman. Aguirre received his MA in
Public Policy from Harvard, and is now working for the Foreign
Service Office of the U.S. state department.
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1983 ............................................. 4th
1994 ............................................. 8th
2001 ............................................. 9th
Bert Fukunaga (4th, 118 lbs.)
Jeff Bradley (4th, 134 lbs.)
Scott Wiggen (2nd, 142 lbs.)
Tom Mullen (4th, 167 lbs.)
Jeff Wilson (3rd, 177 lbs.)
Doug Perkins (2nd,190 lbs.)
Flint Pulskamp (1st, HWT)
Jay Jackson (4th, 134 lbs.)
Lance Johnson (6th, 142 lbs.)
Tod Surmon (4th, 150 lbs.)
Jason Gladden (5th, 177 lbs.)
Scott Whitt (5th, HWT)
Levi Weikel-Magden (6th, 141 lbs.)
Harold Penson (6th, 184 lbs.)
Brad Selby (5th, HWT)
1984 ............................................. 4th
Bert Fukunaga (3rd, 118 lbs.)
Neil Wartnik (3rd, 126 lbs.)
Jeff Bradley (3rd, 134 lbs.)
Jeff Wilson (2nd, 177 lbs.)
1985 ............................................. 3rd
Jeff Bradley was a two-time Pac-10 Champion
and a four-time Conference placer.
1968 ............................................. 5th
Len Borchers (1st, 152 lbs.)
John Suttle (3rd, 160 lbs.)
Burt Ambler (4th, 167 lbs.)
Pacific-8 Conference (Pac-8)
1969 ............................................. 6th
Dave Thomas (3rd, 130 lbs.)
Len Borchers (1st, 152 lbs.)
John Suttle (3rd, 160 lbs.)
B.G. Porter (4th, 118 lbs.)
Neil Wartnik (3rd, 126 lbs.)
Jeff Bradley (1st, 134 lbs.)
Jeff Hazard (4th, 150 lbs.)
Pete Rogers (4th, 158 lbs.)
Dave Lee (1st, 167 lbs.)
Tom Mullen (3rd, 177 lbs.)
Kurt Kassulke (3rd, 190 lbs.)
Pacific-10/West Reg. (Pac-10)
1987 ............................................. 9th
Scott Wiggen (3rd, 142 lbs.)
Terry McIntyre (4th, 190 lbs.)
1971 ............................................. 7th
Ron Perry (3rd, 177 lbs.)
Terry McIntyre (4th, 190 lbs.)
1989 ............................................. 9th
Steve Yarbrough (4th, 167 lbs.)
Steve Buddie (3rd, 177 lbs.)
Ron Perry (6th, 190 lbs.)
1975 ............................................. 6th
1990 ............................................. 9th
Ken Krebs (3rd, 142 lbs.)
Chris Horpel (1st, 150 lbs.)
John Govea (3rd, 190 lbs.)
Matt Topham (5th, 158 lbs.)
Steve Buddie (2nd, 167 lbs.)
Mark Graham (6th, 177 lbs.)
Ron Perry (5th, 190 lbs.)
Michael King (4th, 118 lbs.)
Craig Reynolds (4th, 158 lbs.)
1977 ............................................. 6th
Mark Yancey (4th, 142 lbs.)
Jim Spangler (4th, 150 lbs.)
Gary Lynn (2nd, 177 lbs.)
Pacific-10 Conference (Pac-10)
1980 ............................................. 8th
Doug Perkins (4th, 177 lbs.)
1981 ............................................. 6th
Mark Martel (4th, 158 lbs.)
Doug Perkins (3rd, 177 lbs.)
1982 ............................................. 5th
Brian Edmonds (4th, 126 lbs.)
Tom Mullen (3rd, 167 lbs.)
Doug Perkins (2nd, 177 lbs.)
Ed Katz (3rd, 190 lbs.)
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Nathan Peterson (3rd, 125 lbs.)
Brad Metzler (4th, 141 lbs.)
Matt Gentry (2nd, 149 lbs.)
Levi Weikel-Magden (4th, 157 lbs.)
2003 ............................................. 9th
1996 ............................................. 7th
Matt Cano (6th, 126 lbs.)
Jimmy Aguirre (3rd, 134 lbs.)
Tod Surmon (1st, 142 lbs.)
Sahlan Martin (5th, 158 lbs.)
Nathan Peterson (6th, 125 lbs.)
Brad Metzler (6th, 133 lbs.)
Scott Polley (6th, 149 lbs.)
Matt Gentry (6th, 157 lbs.)
Harold Penson (6th, 174 lbs.)
John Garfinkel (6th, 184 lbs.)
2004 ............................................. 5th
Tanner Gardner (5th, 125 lbs.)
Paul Gross (4th, 133 lbs.)
Brad Metzler (2nd, 141 lbs.)
Luis Vendrell (6th, 149 lbs.)
Matt Gentry (1st, 157 lbs.)
Brian Perry (5th, 165 lbs.)
Imad Kharbush (1st, 174 lbs.)
2005 ............................................. 9th
Nathan Peterson (5th, 125 lbs.)
Matt Gentry (2nd, 157 lbs.)
Imad Kharbush (3rd, 174 lbs.)
Ryan Hagen (6th, 184 lbs.)
2006 .............................................. 7th
Tanner Gardner (2nd, 125 lbs.)
Scott Loescher (4th, 157 lbs.)
Ray Blake (3rd. 165 lbs.)
Luke Feist (5th, 174 lbs.)
1988 ........................................... 10th
Chris Horpel (2nd, 150 lbs.)
Emmett Stanton (4th, 158 lbs.)
1976 ............................................. 7th
Matt Cano (4th, 126 lbs.)
Jimmy Aguirre (4th, 134 lbs.)
Jay Jackson (3rd, 142 lbs.)
Tod Surmon (2nd, 150 lbs.)
Mark Ryzewicz (6th, 167 lbs.)
Bryan Vaniman (4th, 190 lbs.)
Mark Neglay (5th, HWT)
Neil Wartnik (4th, 126 lbs.)
Jeff Bradley (1st, 134 lbs.)
Jeff Hazard (4th, 142 lbs.)
Brad Hightower (4th, 150 lbs.)
Pete Rogers (3rd, 158 lbs.)
Dave Lee (1st, 167 lbs.)
Kurt Kassulke (3rd, 190 lbs.)
Dave Thomas (4th, 142 lbs.)
Len Smith (2nd, 150 lbs.)
Terry Crenshaw (4th, 177 lbs.)
Ray Williams (4th, 190 lbs.)
1973 ............................................. 7th
1995 ............................................. 5th
1986 ............................................. 3rd
1970 ............................................. 6th
Dave Thomas (2nd, 142 lbs.)
Chris Horpel (3rd, 150 lbs.)
2002 ............................................. 7th
1991 ............................................. 6th
Matt Topham (2nd, 158 lbs.)
Steve Buddie (1st, 167 lbs.)
Steve Yarbrough (1st, 177 lbs.)
1992 ............................................. 8th
Phil Nowick (6th, 118 lbs.)
Dave Nowick (5th, 126 lbs.)
Jay Jackson (4th, 134 lbs.)
Matt Topham (5th, 158 lbs.)
Mark Graham (3rd, 190 lbs.)
1993 ............................................. 8th
Dave Nowick (6th, 126 lbs.)
Jimmy Aguirre (1st, 134 lbs.)
Tod Surmon (5th, 150 lbs.)
Roger Liu (4th, 190)
Zach Zimmerer was Stanford’s first fourtime NCAA qualifier and the 2000 Pac-10
Champion at 133 pounds.
1997 ............................................. 7th
Zach Zimmerer (4th, 126 lbs.)
Beau Weiner (3rd, 142 lbs.)
BJ Sanchez (6th, 150 lbs.)
Scott Chapman (3rd, 167 lbs.)
Tim Kendall (6th, 177 lbs.)
Bryan Vaniman (4th, 190 lbs.)
1998 ............................................. 6th
Rudy Ruiz (4th, 118 lbs.)
Zach Zimmerer (2nd, 126 lbs.)
Beau Weiner (5th, 142 lbs.)
Doug Bardsley (6th, 158 lbs.)
Jeff Grant (2nd, 167 lbs.)
Scott Chapman (5th, 177 lbs.)
Tanner Gardner’s first place finish at 125 lbs
in 2007 was Stanford’s first conference title
since 2004.
1999 ............................................. 7th
Rudy Ruiz (2nd, 125 lbs.)
Zach Zimmerer (2nd, 133 lbs.)
Beau Weiner (2nd, 157 lbs.)
Shane Cross (6th, 174 lbs.)
2000 ............................................. 7th
2007............................................... 6th
Tanner Gardner (1st, 125 lbs.)
Josh Zupancic (2nd, 157 lbs.)
Brian Perry (5th, 165 lbs.)
Luke Feist (4th, 174 lbs.)
Zack Giesen (2nd, 184 lbs.)
Zach Zimmerer (1st, 133 lbs.)
Warren McPherson (5th, 157 lbs.)
Clay Hackerman (6th, 165 lbs.)
Andy Hunter (5th, 197 lbs.)
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Stanford All-Americans
Len Borchers
Terry Crenshaw
Chris Horpel
Doug Perkins
Stanford All-Americans
Len Borchers, SO 1966-67
(152 lbs., 4th in NCAA)
Scott Wiggen, JR 1984-85
Tanner Gardner, SO 2005-06
Terry Crenshaw, SO 1966-67
Dave Lee, SO 1985-86
Tanner Gardner, JR 2006-07
Chris Horpel, JR 1972-73
Steve Buddie, JR 1989-90
Josh Zupancic, JR 2006-07
Chris Horpel, SR 1974-75
Tod Surmon, SR 1995-96
Doug Perkins, SR 1982-83
Beau Weiner, SR 1999-00
Jeff Wilson, SR 1983-84
Matt Gentry, JR 2003-04
(157 lbs., NCAA Champion)
Scott Wiggen
Dave Lee
Steve Buddie
Tod Surmon
Beau Weiner
Matt Gentry
Tanner Gardner
Josh Zupancic
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Jeff Wilson
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Freestyle and Greco-Roman Competition
Patricia Miranda graduated from Stanford in 2002. Her impressive resume includes an Olympic
bronze medal from the 2004 Athens Games, two World Championship silver medals, a Senior
National Championship and a Pan Am title.
National Competition
Senior Nationals 1969 Len Borchers (2nd, 149.5 lbs) Freestyle
1971 Chris Horpel (3rd, 149.9 lbs) Greco-Roman
1972 Chris Horpel (6th, 149.9 lbs) Greco-Roman
1976 Chris Horpel (2nd, 149.9 lbs) Greco-Roman
(First Alternate on US Olympic Team)
1983 Asst coach Dave Schultz (2nd, 163.1 lbs) Freestyle
(World champion)
Asst coach Mark Schultz (1st, 180.7 lbs) Freestyle
(7th in World championship)
1984 Asst coach Dave Schultz (1st, 163.1 lbs) Freestyle
(Olympic champion)
(Olympic champion)
1985 Asst coach Mark Schultz (1st, 198.4 lbs) Freestyle
(2nd in World Cup, 180.5 lbs, World champion, 180.5 lbs)
Matt Gentry, Stanford’s only NCAA champion, now competes internationally for Canada and took
home his first major international medal, a bronze, at the Pan Am Games in July, 2007.
University Nationals
1973
1992
1993
1994
2001
2002
2004
2005
2006
2007
(under age 25) Chris Horpel (3rd, 149.9 lbs) Greco-Roman
Dave Nowick (1st, 125.6 lbs) Greco-Roman
Dave Nowick (3rd, 125.6 lbs) Greco-Roman
Lance Johnson (4th, 149.9 lbs) Greco-Roman
James Dinette (7th, 149.9 lbs) Greco-Roman
Dave Nowick (4th, 125.6 lbs) Greco-Roman
Brad Metzler (5th, 138.8 lbs) Greco-Roman
Rudy Ruiz (3rd, 121.2 lbs) Greco-Roman
Ray Blake (8th, 163.1 lbs) Freestyle
Matt Gentry (2nd, 163 lbs) Freestyle
Tanner Gardner (4th, 121 lbs) Freestyle
Scott Loescher (8th, 163 lbs) Freestyle
Matt Gentry (1st, 163 lbs) Freestyle*
Matt Gentry (3rd, 163 lbs) Freestyle
Scott Loescher (5th, 163 lbs) Greco-Roman
Tanner Gardner (1st, 121 lbs) Freestyle
1994 Bryan Vaniman (2nd, 198 lbs) Greco-Roman
1997 Adam Tirapelle (1st, 143 lbs) Freestyle
(5th in Junior World championship)
2001 Brad Metzler (1st, 138.8 lbs) Greco-Roman
(Junior World Team Member)
Matt Gentry (5th, 152.1 lbs) Greco-Roman
2004 Tanner Gardner (2nd, 121.2 lbs) Greco-Roman
Tanner Gardner (3rd, 121.2 lbs) Freestyle
Scott Loescher (3rd, 163 lbs) Greco-Roman
Scott Loescher (4th, 163 lbs) Freestyle
2006 Peter Miller (8th, 163 lbs) Freestyle
2007 Lucas Espericueta (5th, 154 lbs) Freestyle
Zack Giesen (3rd, 185 lbs) Freestyle
International Competition
Pan American Games/Championships (Goodwill Games champion, 3rd in World championship)
1983 Asst Coach Mark Schultz (5th, 180.7 lbs) Freestyle
1990 Chris Horpel (USA coach) Freestyle
(7th in World championship)
1991
1994
1996
Doug Perkins (4th, 198.4 lbs) Freestyle
Dave Lee (4th, 163.1 lbs.) Freestyle
Matt Cano (8th, 125.6 lbs) Freestyle
Dave Lee (7th, 163.1 lbs) Freestyle
Dave Nowick (4th, 114.6 lbs) Greco-Roman
Jay Jackson (7th, 136.6 lbs) Freestyle
Asst coach Dan Chaid (220 lbs) Freestyle
(First alternate on US Olympic Team)
1986 Asst coach Dave Schultz (1st, 163.1 lbs) Freestyle
1998 Patricia Miranda (3rd, 112.4 lbs) Freestyle
1999 Patricia Miranda (4th, 112.4 lbs) Freestyle
2000 Patricia Miranda (2nd, 112.4 lbs) Freestyle
(2nd in Women’s World Championship)
2001 Patricia Miranda (3rd, 112.4 lbs) Freestyle
(First alternate on World Team)
*Canadian University Nationals
(US Team won three gold medals)
2003 Patricia Miranda (1st, 105.8 lbs) Freestyle
2006 Matt Gentry (5th, 163 lbs) Freestyle*
2007 Matt Gentry (3rd, 163 lbs) Freestyle*
*Competed for Canada
University World Championships
Espoir/Junior World Team Trials
(under age 21)
2006 Matt Gentry (5th, 163 lbs) Freestyle*
1979 Chris Horpel (USA coach) Greco-Roman
1985 Dave Lee (1st, 163 lbs) Freestyle
*Competed for Canada
(World Team Member)
1986 Dave Lee (1st, 180.5 lbs) Freestyle
Chris Horpel (Women’s Freestyle)
(USA World Team Coach)
2003
2004
2006
2006
2007
Patricia Miranda (1st, 105.8 lbs) Freestyle
Patricia Miranda (1st, 105.8 lbs) Freestyle
Patricia Miranda (1st 112.4 lbs) Freestyle
Matt Gentry (6th, 163 lbs) Freestyle
Patricia Miranda (1st, 112 lbs) Freestyle
1992 Jimmy Aguirre (2nd, 125.5 lbs) Freestyle
Jay Jackson (5th, 136.5 lbs) Freestyle
Tod Surmon (8th, 136.5 lbs) Freestyle
1993 Jimmy Aguirre (2nd, 136.5 lbs) Freestyle
Matt Cano (8th, 136.5 lbs) Freestyle
Tod Surmon (5th, 149.5 lbs) Freestyle
Nathan Lovelle (7th, 180.5 lbs) Greco-Roman
Roger Liu (6th, 198 lbs) Greco-Roman
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(US Team won six gold medals)
Chris Horpel (USA Coach) Freestyle
*Canadian Senior Nationals
(US Team won eight gold medals)
1992 Dave Lee (2nd, 163.1 lbs) Freestyle
(Junior World team member)
Senior World Championships
2000 Patricia Miranda (2nd 112.4 lbs) Freestyle
2003 Patricia Miranda (2nd 105.8 lbs) Freestyle
(2nd in World Cup)
Olympics
2004 Patricia Miranda (3rd, 48 kg) Freestyle
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Stanford Records
Season and Career Records
Individual Marks
Most Wins, Season
1. Tanner Gardner (42) ...... 2006-07
Matt Gentry (42)............... 2003-04
3. Ray Blake (41).....................2005-06
4. Scott Chapman (39) ........ 1996-97
Pete Rogers (39) . .............. 1985-86
Most Wins, Freshman Season
1. Dave Lee (37) .................... 1984-85
2. Matt Gentry (35) .............. 2001-02
3. Zack Giesen (29) . ............ 2006-07
4. Zach Zimmerer (24) ........ 1996-97
5. Tanner Gardner (23) ...... 2003-04
Most Wins, Career
1. Matt Gentry (138) ............ 2001-05
2. Steve Buddie (109) ........... 1988-91
3. Tanner Gardner (102) ........ 20034. Scott Wiggen (101) .......... 1986-87
5. Chris Horpel (98) ............. 1971-75
Most Falls, Season
1. Chris Horpel (18) ............. 1974-75
2. Steve Buddie (15) ............. 1990-91
Doug Perkins (15) ............ 1982-83
Chris Horpel (15) . ........... 1972-73
5. Tanner Gardner (14)....... 2006-07
Most Falls, Career
1. Chris Horpel (56) ............. 1971-75
2. Steve Buddie (35) ............. 1988-91
3. Doug Perkins (29) ............ 1980-83
4. Zach Zimmerer (24) ........ 1997-00
5. Tanner Gardner (21) .......... 2003 Scott Loescher (21).........2003-2007
Most Consecutive Wins
With 41 victories during the 2005-06 season,
Ray Blake captured the second-highest season
win total.
1. Matt Gentry (64) .............. 2003-05
2. Tod Surmon (23) ............. 1995-96
3. Scott Wiggen (22) . ........... 1986-87
Doug Perkins (22) ............ 1982-83
5. Steve Buddie (21) ............. 1989-90
All-American Tod Surmon had 23 consecutive wins in 1995-96.
Most Team Points, Season
Highest NCAA Finishes
1. Matt Gentry (171.5) . ....... 2003-04
2. Steve Buddie (143.00) ...... 1989-90
3. Dave Lee (139.75) . ........... 1985-86
4. Doug Perkins (136.75) .... 1982-83
5. Matt Gentry (125.00) ...... 2001-02
Team Marks
1. 13th (at Kent State) .......... 1966-67
2. 19th (at St. Louis) ............. 2003-04
3. 21st (at Maryland) ........... 1989-90
4. 25th (at Washington) . ..... 1972-73
5. 29th (at Minnesota) ......... 1995-96
29th (at Iowa) ................... 1985-86
Most Dual Meet Wins, Season
Highest Conference Finishes
1. 15-9-0 (Coach Joe DeMeo) . .... 1974-75
2. 10-4-0 (Coach Steve Buddie) ... 2003-04
10-4-0 (Coach Chris Horpel) ... 1989-90
4. 10-7-0 (Coach Chris Horpel) ... 1982-83
5. 10-8-0 (Coach Steve Buddie) ... 2001-02
1. 2nd (AAWU) .................... 1964-65
2. 3rd (Pacific Coast) ............ 1932-33
3rd (Pacific Coast) . .......... 1934-35
2. 3rd (Pac-10) ...................... 1984-85
3rd (Pac-10) ...................... 1985-86
Stanford Wrestling Coaching History
Two-time All-American Chris Horpel coached Stanford’s
wrestling team from 1980-2001.
1916-17
1918-20
1921-24
DC Wise
Philip Jones
Harry Maloney
(Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame)
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1925-29
1930
1931
1932
1933-34
1935
1936-37
1938-39
1940-41
1942-46
1947-49
1950
1951
1952-53
1954
1955
1956-58
1959-62
1963
1964-66
1967
1968-71
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No records available
Robert Nicholson
No records available
Ted Hill
Jake Butts
Vard Johnson
Burt Killingsworth
Bill O’Neill
Jack Grover
Ted Mumby
Chuck Taylor
(Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame)
Winston Mumby
EP Hunt
Don Williams
Bob Harmon
Bruce Bailey
Wes Ruff
Jack McKenna
Jim Easter
Bill Leland
Jerry Budzik
Dave Reed
1972-77
1978
1979
1980-01
2002-05
2006-
Joe DeMeo
Bob McNeil
Mike Padden
Chris Horpel
Steve Buddie
Kerry McCoy
Steve Buddie followed up his All-American career at Stanford by
coaching the Cardinal from 2002-05.
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Wrestling Facilities
Stanford
Facilities
The Cardinal wrestling team competes in Burnham Pavilion.
Wrestling
Stanford University is
home to some of the
finest athletic facilities
in the nation.
Wrestling on The Farm has more than a 90-year history
dating back to 1916 when Stanford ventured across the Bay
to take on the University of California. Early intercollegiate
competition in most Stanford sports consisted primarily
of contests between Stanford and Cal. Later, especially after
World War II, competition expanded with the addition of
many new collegiate wrestling programs.
Although Stanford maintained a wrestling program
for many years, the team did not attend the NCAA
Championships until 1967. That year, guided by first-year
coach Jerry Budzik, a former Oklahoma State wrestler and
football player, Stanford traveled to Kent State and competed
in its first-ever NCAA Championships. Impressively,
Stanford returned home with two All-Americans and a
13th-place finish in the team standings.
Since then, Stanford has qualified wrestlers to the NCAAs
almost every year and has produced 13 more All-Americans
and 16 more conference champions. In addition, Stanford
has finished in the top ten of the national academic
standings among all college wrestling programs every year
since the award began more than a decade ago. Stanford’s
team GPA has never dropped below 3.2.
Stanford’s ongoing goal is to produce Pac-10 Champions,
All-Americans and NCAA Champions, while maintaining
a program with the highest academic standards. Stanford’s
student-athletes have a long history of making significant
contributions to society after graduating.
The Stanford varsity weight room contains 5,000 square feet of weight room
space and an additional 5,000 square feet of a running turf and training area,
and includes both free weights and weight machines.
Fred and Elizabeth Weintz Wrestling Room (46’ x 84’)
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Coach’s Corner
General Philosophy
We believe that Stanford wrestlers should
dare to “have it all.” This is one of the main
reasons they choose Stanford: it offers the
best of everything. We are committed to the
idea that a student can achieve the highest
goals in the classroom, while also becoming
a Conference Champion, All-American, and
National Champion. If that isn’t enough, we
believe that our wrestlers should also soak
up all of the other “good stuff” that comes
with the complete college experience. To do
all of this, a Stanford student-athlete must be
very disciplined, hardworking and motivated.
These are values we look for in potential team
members and strive to instill in our wrestlers.
Wrestling Achievement
We believe that good students make good
athletes. Having high standards is a help, not a
hindrance. While most people think of Stanford
as a top school academically, Stanford has
accomplished some amazing things athletically
too. We have become a top-10 program in just
about every one of the 35 varsity sports that we
sponsor, and wrestling is working toward that
end as well. In fact, Stanford has over 30 NCAA
team titles in the last 10 years alone, which
is more than double any other school in the
United States. We annually win the Directors’
Cup for being the most successful and wellrounded athletic program in the country, and
we do this with our high academic standards.
The Balancing Act
Getting admitted to Stanford is the most
difficult part about Stanford’s academics. It
is difficult because there are just not enough
spaces for all of the qualified applicants. If a
high school wrestler were a strong enough
student to be admitted to Stanford, we have
no doubt they will be able to balance their
athletic, academic and social life here. How else
could we win the Director’s Cup every year?
In addition, over the past 20 seasons, our team
has maintained a team GPA of at least 3.2.
This has made us consistently one of the top
academic wrestling teams in the nation. Our
students continue to prove themselves both on
the mat and in the classroom after they arrive.
Academic Resources for Athletes
Stanford can be challenging for everyone,
but for every challenge that a Stanford
student faces, invaluable resources are
available. All Stanford students have access to
free tutoring. Athletes have the added bonus
of having the Athletic Academic Resource
Center available to them. This center provides
an additional academic advisor if a student’s
undergraduate advisor is unavailable. The
AARC also operates a study table four nights
each week. Mentoring programs are also
available to all Stanford undergraduates.
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Stanford wrestlers look on as their temmate battles in the Ford Center – one of two venues where Stanford Wrestling competes.
Potential for Success
The most important things we stress when
looking for Stanford wrestlers are one’s
toughness and one’s desire. Many wrestlers
do not understand that there is a significant
difference between high school wrestling and
college wrestling. Therefore, it is difficult to
assess whether a high school star can become
a collegiate star right away.
On the other hand, one does not
necessarily have to win a state title to become
competitive in college. It goes both ways. We
have had just as many non-state champions
as state champions who went on to become
successful. We believe we provide a great
environment for this high school-to-college
transition.
of San Francisco and 20 minutes north of
San Jose. The climate is ideal for year-round
training. Temperatures are mild in the winter
– no snow – and rain is intermittent enough
to train outdoors year round. There are
always events taking place on and off campus,
which makes it a great place to be.
Cardinal Wrestling Club
Cardinal Wrestling Club (formerly
Advanced Training Wrestling Club) is
designed to promote wrestling in the local
area by conducting clinics. At the same time,
it provides world-class training opportunities
and offers a high level of instruction to a
variety of age and skill levels.
World Class Area
Stanford offers all that a serious
athlete could want. First, it is in one
of the most beautiful areas in the
world- near San Francisco Bay
and the Pacific Ocean. Stanford is
located about 30 minutes south
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Friends of Stanford Wrestling
Wrestling has been part of Stanford’s curriculum since 1916,
but only recently has it received the extra funding necessary
to compete on a national level. Budgetary constraints gave
the program a low profile until 1979, when the efforts of the
“Friends of Stanford Wrestling” gave it new vitality. Since
then, Stanford’s primary goals have been to be financially
self-sufficient, work with the best student-athletes and
maintain a nationally competitive wrestling program. The
following are common questions regarding how the Stanford
wrestling program’s fund-raising is structured:
Can I make a contribution directly to the wrestling
program at Stanford?
Yes. Persons interested in making a gift can make checks
payable to Stanford Wrestling and send them to:
Wrestling Office, 641 E. Campus Dr., Stanford, CA 94305.
Any amount is welcome and is classified as a general
taxdeductible gift to the University.
How are contributions to the Friends of Stanford
Wrestling used?
These contributions help pay for our operating budget,
which currently includes team travel, equipment,
recruiting, administration, etc.
What are the financial goals of the Stanford wrestling
program?
Now that The Buck Cardinal Club is helping to support
our program, our primary goal is to endow the program.
The Vern Jones Stanford Wrestling Program Endowment
and the Stanford Wrestling Endowment are two funds
that are currently set up to support our goal. To fully
endow the program, (operating budget, coach salaries,
and scholarships) our endowment would need to reach
the $10 million mark.
How do I become a Friend of Stanford Wrestling?
There are two main ways to become a Friend of Stanford
Wrestling. The first is to send us your mailing address so
that you are part of our mailing list. This will allow us
to send you our newsletters, our press guide, and other
special information throughout the year. The second
is to join our email list. This is a much more “up to the
minute” way of following the team and the wrestling
program throughout the year. Feel free to email kmccoy@
stanford.edu to join the mailing list and/or the email list.
Listed below are some of the different ways you can support
Stanford wrestling:
Giving Securities to Stanford Wrestling
Advantages
If you have decided to make a gift to Stanford wrestling,
it could be advantageous to give appreciated securities
instead of cash.
You do not pay income tax on the appreciation of the
securities. If you have owned the securities long enough
to qualify for long-term capital gain treatment, you
are entitled to claim a charitable deduction for federal
income tax purposes equal to the fair market value of
the securities on the date of the gift, generally subject to
a limit of 30 percent of your adjusted gross income. You
may carry forward any unused deduction in excess of
the limitation for a maximum of five additional years.
State laws concerning deductibility of charitable gifts
may vary, and you should consult your own tax advisors
to determine the effect of state law in your case. Some
Donors give appreciated securities and then purchase
similar securities with the cash they would otherwise have
used to make the gift. In this manner, donors are able to
make a significant gift, receive a charitable deduction for
the full value of the securities transferred and obtain a
new, higher basis for the purchased securities.
Please Note: If the securities are restricted in any manner,
Stanford will need to know the type of restriction and
any additional information pertaining to the restriction.
We request that you discuss restrictions with the Office
of Planned Giving before trying to transfer the securities
to ensure that Stanford can follow your wishes. Donors
who contribute securities in excess of $500 should
complete a copy of IRS Form 8283 to be filed with their
federal income tax returns. This form can be obtained
from the Office of Planned Giving. If the securities are
not traded on a public exchange or if the securities are
restricted, an appraisal may be required to substantiate
the federal and state income tax charitable deductions.
In general, it is not advisable to give securities that are
worth less than their original cost. If a sale would result in
a deductible loss, it would usually be more advantageous
to sell the securities, deduct the loss, and make a gift to
Stanford out of the proceeds.
Planned Giving
Bequests – gifts made through wills – are a great option
for helping fund our wrestling program at Stanford.
As the old saying goes, “You can’t take it with you.”
However, you CAN significantly reduce the tax on
your estate through charitable giving. After you have
taken care of your family in your estate plans, consider
making a “planned gift” to Stanford wrestling, so that
your loved ones won’t have to wrestle with the IRS. If
you are interested in this, please call the number listed
below. Life income gifts – such as charitable remainder
trusts – are particularly attractive to donors who have
highly appreciated stock or real estate. If you transfer
appreciated assets to a charitable trust, you can avoid
capital gains tax on the sale of your assets and receive
income from the trust for life. It’s like a takedown
that goes straight to the fall. At the end of the day, the
Stanford wrestling program will win when the remainder
of your trust passes to the University. Please call the
number listed below for more details.
Note: All donors who intend to make gifts to the
University through their estate plans are honored with
membership in Stanford’s Founding Grant Society.
If you have questions, please write or call:
Friends of Stanford Wrestling
Office of Planned Giving
301 Encina Hall
Stanford, CA 94305-6076
(800) 227-8977 (toll free calls)
(650) 725-5524 (local calls)
e-mail: [email protected]
Scholarship Support
Buck/Cardinal Club
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n June of 1934, the “Tiny Buck of the Month Club”
was formed to raise the necessary funds from
Stanford alumni and friends to pay the tuition costs
for capable, worthy and needy student-athletes. As
the Club’s name implied, membership dues were one
dollar per month and the word “tiny” was added to
emphasize the modest amount and to honor head
football coach, Claude “Tiny” Thornhill. The Club
later shortened its name to the “Stanford Buck Club”
and revised its initial membership dues requirement.
Until the mid-1970’s, there were no athletic
scholarships for women, nor was there any fundraising
organization devoted to this purpose. To accomplish
the task of raising scholarship funds for women, the
Cardinal Club was formed in 1977-78.
Under the guidance of the Buck and Cardinal Club
leadership, a merged Buck/Cardinal Club was formed in
1987 to raise funds for both men’s and women’s athletic
scholarships. The new volunteer organization was built
on the fine Buck and Cardinal Club traditions that
served both organizations well.
In 2007, the Stanford Athletic Department
provided full operating budgets to all 35 varsity sports.
These budgets include all of the components necessary
for our programs to compete at the Division I level.
Because of this, none of our varsity sports will be
required to fundraise for their basic operating budgets
effective fiscal year 2008 (September 1, 2007).
These new budgets will be funded in large part by
a more robust Buck/Cardinal Club, enabling our head
coaches and their staffs to focus their time and energy
on coaching and recruiting instead of fundraising
for basic operating budgets. Our donors will receive
Buck/Cardinal Club benefits commensurate with their
generosity.
Under the new Stanford Athletics annual giving
program, the Buck/Cardinal Club will not only
include its great scholarship tradition, but also assist
the department’s coaches and staff in providing the
resources needed to compete at the highest level of
NCAA Division I athletics.
Instead of receiving solicitations from individual
sports, donors and friends of Stanford Athletics
will now receive a single solicitation from the Buck/
Cardinal Club. By giving a gift to the Buck/Cardinal
Club, the donor is giving both their favorite sport, and
all of Stanford’s varsity sports, the budget resources
they need. Donors will also have the opportunity to
let us know which sports are their favorites at the time
of the donation, and sports will keep in touch with
donors who specify interest in that specific program.
For more information on the Buck/Cardinal Club
and giving to Stanford Athletics, please call (650) 7249081 or visit gostanford.com/giving.
The following have made contributions to Friends of Stanford Wrestling in 2006-07
James Aguirre
James Anderson
Mark Anderton
Manuel Aragon
Paul Auerbach, MD
Bruce Bailey
Jennifer Bardsley
Julie Barney
Peter Barney
Karl Bazin
Robert Beatie
Gene Beck
Thomas Benedetti, MD
Jerome Bierly
A. Kayvon Bina
Jay Borenstein
Prof. Donnel Briley
Matthew Cano
David Carpenter
Daniel Chaid
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Mark Constant
Richard Cruce
Abelardo DeAnda Jr., MD
F. Burke Dempsey
James Dinette
Marsha Doerner
Phillip Doerner, Jr.
Matthew Doyle
Matthew Duckworth
Newton Duncan III
Stuart Epstein
Richard Esbenshade
John Fabian
Carolyn Farmer
Jerome Farmer II
J. T. Fennell
John Foley
Thomas Forbes
Velma Frehn
Jeremy Friedman
Mitsuru Fukunaga
Gale Fullerton
Gary Gardiner
Doug & Mimi Gardner
Michael Garrison, Jr.
Brett Gentry
Phyllis Gentry
Robert Gentry
Mark Graham
Jeffrey Grant
Dr. Greg Green, MD
James Halper
Stephen Handley
Susan Hatta
Tadaaki Hatta
Ron Haupt
Christopher Hayworth
Dr. James Hessler
William Hoak
Kenneth James
Dr. Laurence James
Robert Jessen
Lance Johnson
David Jones III
Winford Jones
David Jordan
Carola Khouri
Marcum Khouri III
Jennifer Komaromy
David Kopolow
James Kurfess
Kaye Lathrop
Col. Alan Laubscher
Renee Leury-Duckworth
Dr. Peter Likins
Dr. Tod Likins
Shih Paul Liu
Ronnie Lott
Gary Lynn, MD
Betty Mahoney
Sara Martin
Roger May
Thomas McCullough
Lawrence McGovern
Edward Medina, MD
Laura Medina
Bradley Metzler
Ray Miller, M.D.
Jim & Nancy Minnick
Michael Mitchell
Dr. Stephen Modell
Jack Moses
Thomas Mullen
Gayle Mulvey
Alicia Newman
Jeremy Newman
Merrill Newman
Frank Nucaro
Michael Padden
Harold Penson
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Ronald Perry
James Phills
Scott Polley
Joseph Priebe
James Ravannack
Yasuyo Rehder
Jerry Ross
William Ross
Bruce Rubin
Dr. Richard Rutter
Harvey Schwartz
Bret Simon
James Smith
Emmett Stanton
Sojeong Stoutamore
Tim Stoutamore
David Surmon
Tod Surmon
Suzette SvobodaNewman
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Lt. Shaun Swartz
Samuel Thornton
Ben Vaughan III
Brian Veit
Jeffrey Waters
Donald Williams
Dana Wilson
David Winn
Tracy Winn
Asics America
Blue Shield California
Henson Company
Microsoft Corporation
Miller-Weinress
Productions
Paris Orthopedic P.A.
Stanford Engines
Tenet Healthcare
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Stanford Wrestling
Stanford Wrestling by State
Alaska
Hawaii
Alaska (1)
Max Rosefigura, Anchorage
California (11)
Christine Cunningham, Rancho Santa Fe
Lucas Espericueta, Shafter
Steven Frehn, Palmdale
Profirio Madrigal, Healdsburg
Blair Matsuura, Rancho Palos Verdes
Alex Muller, Sunnyvale
Justin Paulsen, Artesia
Bobby Pease, Los Gatos
Kyle Pubols, Placerville
Anton Scherba, San Rafael
Cameron Teitelman, Calabasas
Georgia (1)
Tyler Parker, Lawrenceville
Hawaii (2)
Joleen Oshiro, Honolulu
Kenny White, Honolulu
Idaho (2)
Luke Feist, Sandpoint
Murdoch Miller, Bellevue
Kansas (2)
Tanner Gardner, Berryton
Austin Quarles, Leawood
Minnesota (1)
Jake Johnson, Prior Lake
Matt Kim
Eric Minnick
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Missouri (1)
Peter Miller, St. Louis
Nevada (1)
Kyle Barrett, Las Vegas
New Mexico (1)
Trevor Stevens, Albuquerque
New York (1)
Marcus Henderson, New York
Ohio (1)
Josh Zupancic, Akron
Oklahoma (1)
Phillip Doerner, Oklahoma City
Tyler Parker
Oregon (4)
Nick Amuchastegui, Talent
Zack Giesen, Grants Pass
Matt Kim, West Linn
Matt Winterbourne, Cornelius
Pennsylvania (3)
Max Hawes, Philadelphia
Eric Minnick, Newtown Square
Mark Shughart, Mechanicsburg
Texas (1)
Kyle Anderson, Dallas
Washington (1)
Steve Scheele, Seattle
Cameron Teitelman
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Stanford Students
Stanford’s 6619 undergraduates and 8192
graduate students are distinguished by their
initiative, love of learning and commitment
to the larger world. Independent thinkers
and relentlessly curious, students at Stanford
bring passion and imagination to everything
they do.
Student-athletes at Stanford have
accepted the challenge of pursuing
excellence both in the classroom and
on the playing field. It is often said that
Stanford offers the best of both worlds
– top flight academics and unparalleled
athletics.
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Stanford students work hard, and they play
with equal energy and enthusiasm. From
public service to performing arts, from
intramural sports to student government,
undergraduates take part in numerous
activities beyond the classroom.
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Home of Champions
The Best College
Athletic Program
in the Nation
Stanford Athletics is one of the most
respected and admired collegiate
athletic programs in the nation. During each
of the past 13 years, Stanford has won the
prestigious Directors’ Cup awarded to the
most outstanding collegiate athletic program
in the nation. Stanford has also won at least
one national title in each of the past 31 years,
most recently with the country’s best teams
in women’s cross country, men’s golf and
synchronized swimming in 2006-07.
STANFORD CHAMPIONSHIP FACTS
Total National Championships: 107
Total NCAA Championships: 94
(NCAA Rank: No. 2)
Total Men’s NCAA Championships: 58
(NCAA Rank: No. 3)
Total Women’s NCAA Championships: 36
(NCAA Rank: No. 1)
Total Individual NCAA Championships: 402
2007 NCAA champion men’s golf team meets
President Bush
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The Pac-10 Conference
Stanford teams consistently excel in the
Pac-10, one of the nation’s best and deepest
conferences. Stanford teams won five
Pac-10 titles in 2006-07, capturing league
crowns in women’s basketball, women’s
cross country, men’s swimming and diving,
women’s tennis and women’s volleyball.
The men’s swimming and diving team has
captured an unbelievable 26 consecutive
Pac-10 championships.
2007 Pac-10 champion women’s basketball team
International Competition
Many Stanford student-athletes continue their
success in international competition with
numerous Olympic and World champions.
Many current and former Stanford studentathletes and coaches participate in the
Olympics in a variety of sports. Stanford was
represented by 43 affiliates at the most recent
Olympic Games that took place in 2004 in
Athens, Greece. The Cardinal totaled 17 medals
– three gold, seven silver and seven bronze.
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Tiger Woods
Grand Slam Champion
Men’s Golf
Bob Mathias
Olympic Decathlon
Champion
Stanford’s Great
Student-Athletes
Stanford student-athletes have had
tremendous success in many sports.
During and after their collegiate careers,
Stanford student-athletes are renowned
for their excellence in their chosen sports.
• Olympic Gold Medalists
• NBA World Champions
• Super Bowl Champions
Summer Sanders
Olympic Gold Medalist
Women’s Swimming
Kerri Walsh
Beach Volleyball
• Pro Football Hall of Famers
• Grand Slam Golf Champions
• World Series Champions
• Cy Young Award Winners
• World Cup Soccer Champions
• American & World Record Holders
• Grand Slam Tennis Champions
Mike Mussina
World Series Champion
New York Yankees
Mark Madsen
NBA Champion
Los Angeles Lakers
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Pablo Morales & Jeff Rouse
Olympic Gold Medalists
Men’s Swimming
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Bob & Mike Bryan
Grand Slam Doubles Champions
Men’s Tennis
Jair Lynch
Olympic Silver Medalist
Gymnastics
Julie Foudy
U.S. National Team
Women’s Soccer
John Elway
Super Bowl MVP
Pro Football Hall of Fame
2004 Inductee
John McEnroe
Grand Slam Champion
Men’s Tennis
Jennifer Azzi
Women’s Basketball
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Stanford
Alumni
Herbert Hoover
31st President
of the United States
Stanford alumni are some of the most
distinguished people in the world today.
These include leaders in government,
medicine, business, law, politics,
education, sports and entertainment,
among other fields.
Stanford’s diverse alumni includes the
founders of Nike, Yahoo!, Hewlett-Packard
and Google, a U.S. President, numerous
elected government officials, Supreme
Court justices, actors, actresses, athletes, a
former Miss America and the first American
woman in space, to name a few.
Reese Witherspoon
Academy Award
Winning Actress
Larry Page and Sergey Brin
Founders of Google
Jerry Yang
Co-founder of Yahoo!
Stanford alums range from the “Father
of the Internet” Vincent Cerf and author
John Steinbeck to Academy Awardwinning actresses Jennifer Connelly and
Reese Witherspoon … or top athletes
Bob Mathias, Jim Plunkett, Tiger Woods,
Summer Sanders and John McEnroe.
Jennifer Connelly
Academy Award
Winning Actress
Sally Ride
First American
Woman in Space
Phil Knight
Founder of Nike
Sandra Day O’Connor
Supreme Court Justice
Companies founded by Stanford graduates include:
Tiger Woods
Professional Golfer
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• Cisco Systems
• Cypress Semi
• eBay
• E*Trade
• Excite
• Hewlett-Packard
• IDEO
• Intuit
• Netflix
• Nike
• The Learning Company
• Silicon Graphics
• Sun Microsystems
• Tandem
• Trilogy
• Varian Associates
• Yahoo!
Ted Koppel
Network News Anchor
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Stanford Academics:
Second to None
Academic Support
Students participating in a lab writing project
Stanford wrestlers match their
collegiate playing career with a
prestigious Stanford education.
Stanford University is consistently
ranked as one of the best overall
colleges in the nation. According
to a 2007 U.S. News and World
Report, Stanford ranked as follows
nationally:
• No. 4-T University
• No. 2 School of Education
• No. 2 Graduate School of Business
• No. 2 Engineering Program
• No. 2-T Law School
Athletic Academic Resource Center
Black Enterprise ranked Stanford
as the No. 7 University for AfricanAmerican students in 2006.
Everyone at Stanford is committed
to the full experience of a studentathlete. Each athlete has access to
the Athletic Academic Resource
Center (AARC). In the AARC, finding
the balance between academics
and athletics is key. Counselors and
tutors work with student-athletes
to make their academic lives as
smooth as possible.
Stanford athletes earn meaningful
degrees most often in four years.
Athletes are also eligible to apply
for a fifth year of study in order to
pursue a Masters degree in many
departments.
Stanford Business School – one of many
highly ranked programs at the University
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The Golden Gate Bridge
is one of the world’s most
recognizable landmarks
San Francisco
Bay Area
From bustling cosmopolitan cities to quiet
coastal retreats, the San Francisco Bay
Area is incomparable.
Fisherman’s Wharf is a
must see for all tourists
visiting San Francisco
First-class attractions, world-class
athletics, cultural diversity, remarkable
skylines and breathtaking views make
this region one of the world’s most popular
destinations.
Stanford University is a gateway to this
great region, located less than an hour’s
drive from San Francisco to the north, just
minutes from Silicon Valley to the south
and within easy reach of the breathtaking
coastal cities which line the Pacific Ocean
to the west.
Yosemite is a popular nearby destination
AT&T Park – home of the San Francisco Giants
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Stanford
University
The Nation’s
Premier University
Stanford students come from all over
the world, including all 50 states and 68
countries.
Red Hoop Fountain outside
Green Library
The University still enjoys the original
8,180 acres of grassy fields, eucalyptus
groves and rolling hills that were the
Stanford’s generous legacy. It is one of
the most picturesque campuses in the
nation, comfortably set in the beautiful
San Francisco Bay Area.
Stanford University is recognized as one of
the world’s great universities.
Stanford’s faculty is one of the most
distinguished in the nation, including
18 Nobel Laureates and four Pulitzer
Prize winners. There are over eight million
volumes in Stanford’s nearly two dozen
libraries.
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S t a n f o r d
W r e s t l i n g
Arrillaga Center for Sports & Recreation
Clock Tower
October
27
Wrestle-offs
Stanford, CA
2 PM
November
Phil Doerner
Matt Kim
9
11
18
21
30
at Ft. Hays State
at Central Missouri State Open
at Fullerton Open
at San Francisco State
Tecumseh, KS 7 p.m.
Warrensburg, MO All Day
Fullerton, CA All Day
San Francisco, CA 7 p.m.
Las Vegas, NV All Day
December
1
19
at Reno Tournament of Champions
Las Vegas, NV All Day
Reno, NV All Day
January
4
6
18
24
25
at Drexel
at Lehigh
vs. East Stroudsburg
at Princeton
vs. Boise State*
at UC Davis*
Menlo College
Portland State*
Philadelphia, PA
Noon
Bethlehem, PA 7 p.m.
Princeton, NJ
Noon
Princeton, NJ 2 p.m.
Davis, CA 5 p.m.
Davis, CA 7 p.m.
Stanford, CA 7 p.m.
Stanford, CA 5 p.m.
Stanford, CA 7 p.m.
February
Tyler Parker
1
3
8
10
17
at Oregon*
at Oregon State*
at Cal Poly*
at Arizona State*
Eugene, OR
Corvallis, OR
San Luis Obispo, CA
Stanford, CA
Tempe, AZ
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
Noon
Noon
March
2-3 at Pac-10 Championships 20-22 at NCAA Championships
Eugene, OR All Day
Saint Louis, MO All Day
All times local to site • *Pac-10 match • Home matches in bold
Cameron Teitelman
Jake Johnson