2009-10 WRESTLING

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2009-10 WRESTLING

Nebraska Wrestling - Weekly Notes (Dec. 15, 2009)
NEBRASKA
2009-10 WRESTLING
No. 6 Central Michigan/Nebraska-Kearney • Sat., Dec. 19 • 10 a.m. • NU Coliseum
2009-10 Schedule
Date
OpponentTime/Result
Nov. 15
#11 Wisconsin
W, 26-17
Nov. 21
Kaufman-Brand Open (Unttached)@NTS
Nov. 22
NWCA All-Star Classic%
NTS
Nov. 28
Binghamton!
W, 27-11
Nov. 28
#12 Lehigh!
L, 15-18
Nov. 28
Hofstra!
W, 29-6
Nov. 28
Appalachian State!
W, 40-6
Dec. 4-5 Las Vegas Invitational#
5th (94)
Dec. 10 #5 Minnesota
L, 14-28
Dec. 12 South Dakota State
W, 46-6
Dec. 19
#6 Central Michigan
10 a.m.
Dec. 19
Nebraska-Kearney
10 a.m.
Jan. 3
North Dakota State
2 p.m.
Jan. 3
North Carolina State
4 p.m.
Jan. 9-10 NWCA National Duals$
9 a.m.
Jan. 17
Wyoming
2 p.m.
Jan. 22
Arizona State
9 p.m.
Jan. 24
Oregon State
4 p.m.
Jan. 29
Missouri
7 p.m.
Jan. 31
Northern Colorado
1 p.m.
Feb. 4
Oklahoma
7 p.m.
Feb. 12
Oklahoma State
7 p.m.
Feb. 21
Iowa State
2 p.m.
March 6 Big 12 Championships^
TBA
March 18-20NCAA Championships&
TBA
Times listed are Central. All home duals in bold held
at the NU Coliseum, unless otherwise noted. For ticket
information call (800) 8-BIG-RED. @-Sapp Fieldhouse,
%-Fullerton, Calif.; !-Northeast Duals, Troy, N.Y.;
#-Primm, Nev.; $-Cedar Falls, Iowa; ^-Norman, Okla.;
&-Omaha, Neb.
HUSKERS.COM
Media Information
Wrestling Contact: Brandon Gries
Email: [email protected]
Office Phone: (402) 472-7781
Cell Phone: (308) 289-2286
Fax: (402) 472-2005
Internet: Huskers.com
Nebraska Wrestling Probable Starters
Wt.
125
133
141
149
157
165
165
174
184
197
Hwt.
Name
David Klingsheim
C.J. Napier
Mike Koehnlein
Chris Hacker
Jordan Burroughs
Tyler Koehn
James Nakashima
Stephen Dwyer
Josh Ihnen
Craig Brester
Tucker Lane
Rank
NR/NR/NR
NR/NR/NR
NR/NR/NR
NR/NR/NR
1/1/1
NR/NR/NR
NR/NR/NR
3/3/3
NR/NR/NR
2/2/2
12/10/8
W-L
9-5
12-5
12-6
12-4
7-0
9-4
2-3
11-1
7-6
13-0
13-3
Huskers Host Double Dual vs. No. 6 Central Michigan, UNK
No. 6 Central Michigan (5-0) vs. Nebraska-Kearney (0-0)
NU Coliseum (4,030) • Lincoln, Neb. • Saturday, Dec. 19, 2009 • 10 a.m.
Live Stats: www.huskers.com
No. 6 Central Michigan (5-0) at No. 12 Nebraska (5-2)
NU Coliseum (4,030) • Lincoln, Neb. • Saturday, Dec. 19, 2009 • Approx. 11:15 a.m.
Series History: NU leads, 2-0-1
Last Meeting: Tied, 17-17, on Jan. 25, 2009 in Mount Pleasant, Mich.
Live Video: Huskers NSide (subscription required)
Nebraska-Kearney (0-0) at No. 12 Nebraska (5-2)
NU Coliseum (4,030) • Lincoln, Neb. • Saturday, Dec. 19, 2009 • 10 minutes after NU vs. CMU
Series History: NU leads, 6-0-0
Last Meeting: NU won, 30-18, on Dec. 16, 2006 in Lincoln
Live Video: Huskers NSide (subscription required)
The 12th-ranked Nebraska wrestling team returns home for the first time in a month as the Huskers host No. 6
Central Michigan (5-0) and in-state foe Nebraska-Kearney (0-0) this Saturday at the NU Coliseum. The Chippewas and
Lopers will begin the double-dual at 10 a.m., followed by Husker duals vs. Central Michigan and Nebraska-Kearney
with 10-minute breaks between each match. The estimated start time for Nebraska vs. Central Michigan is 11:15 a.m.
CST.
Live video will be available via Huskers NSide (subscription required), while Huskers.com will provide free live stats.
Nebraska (5-2) is aiming for the 600th dual victory in program history this Saturday. The Huskers have not had a
home competition since a season-opening win over then-No. 11 Wisconsin on Nov. 15. NU has traveled to five different
states over the past month, most recently splitting duals at No. 5 Minnesota (28-14 loss) and South Dakota State (46-6
win) last weekend.
The Huskers lead the all-time time series vs. Central Michigan, 2-0-1, including a memorable 17-17 tie in Mount
Pleasant, Mich., last January that broke the Chippewas’ 11-dual winning streak. Central Michigan is one of 10 ranked
opponents on Nebraska’s 2009-10 schedule. The Huskers are 6-0-0 all-time vs. Nebraska-Kearney. The last HuskerLoper match-up saw NU defeat UNK, 30-18, on Dec. 16, 2006 in Lincoln.
Senior Craig Brester has paced the Huskers this season with a perfect 13-0 record. The reigning Big 12 Wrestler of
the Week, Brester leads the team in victories (13) and pins (6). Nebraska’s four returning national qualifiers of Brester,
Jordan Burroughs (157), Stephen Dwyer (174) and Tucker Lane (HWT) have combined for a 44-4 record this season.
Dual
4-3
3-3
5-2
4-2
5-0
0-2
1-1
7-0
3-4
7-0
5-2
Pins
2
2
1
3
1
1
0
5
0
6
1
TF
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
MD
3
3
3
4
1
0
2
1
2
1
1
Worth Noting
5-1 record at the Kaufman-Brand Open
Has won five of last seven matches
Holds a 9-4 record since Nov. 28 with all four losses to ranked opponents
Won Kaufman-Brand Open Elite Division title; Has seven bonus-point wins
Holds 44-match winning streak; 2009 national champion
Finished 3rd at Fort Hays State Open with 6-1 record
Two of three losses to top-five ranked oppoents
One of three unbeatens in dual action; Has defeated four ranked opponents
Defeated No. 17 Joe Budi of Old Dominion at Las Vegas Invite
Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Dec. 14); Las Vegas Invite champion
Kaufman-Brand Open Most Outstanding Wrestler
Head Coach: Mark Manning, 131-47-3, 10th Season at NU; 154-71-5, 12th Season
Head Assistant Coach: Mike Greenfield (eighth season) Assistant Coach: Tony Ersland (fourth season) Club Coach: Brandon Browne (first season)
Strength and Conditioning Coach: Jason Powell (first season) Volunteer Coach: Jason Mester (fifth season) Student Assistant Coach: Vince Jones (first season)
Rankings: InterMat/WIN Magazine/Amateur Wrestling News; InterMat as of Dec. 15, 2009; WIN Magazine as of Dec. 14, 2009; Amateur Wrestling News as of Dec. 15, 2009.
10 National Champions - 86 All-Americans - 18 Top-10 NCAA Finishes
No. 6 Central Michigan/Nebraska-Kearney - Dec. 19, 2009
Seven Conference Championships - 599 All-Time Dual Wins
2009-10 Nebraska Wrestling
Nebraska Wrestling Quick Facts
General Information
Location.................................................... Lincoln, Neb.
Enrollment........................................................... 23,573
Population......................................................... 251,264
Founded................................................................. 1869
Nickname................................. Cornhuskers or Huskers
Colors...............................................Scarlet and Cream
Conference.......................................................... Big 12
Chancellor.....................................Harvey Perlman, J.D.
Institutional Rep......................... Josephine Pututo, J.D.
Athletic Director........................................ Tom Osborne
Team Information
Home Facility............................................ NU Coliseum
Capacity................................................................ 4,030
Head Coach.............................................Mark Manning
Office Phone.......................................... (402) 472-6470
Alma Mater, Year....................Univ. of Nebraska-Omaha
School Record (Yrs)........................131-47-3 (10 Years)
Career Record (Yrs)........................154-71-5 (13 Years)
Asst. Coaches....................................... Mike Greenfield
..................................................................Tony Ersland
Strength and Conditioning Coach............. Jason Powell
Volunteer Assistant Coach........................Jason Mester
Wrestling Office Secretary.......................... Ellen Shutts
Wrestling Office Phone.......................... (402) 472-9430
Wrestling Office Fax............................... (402) 472-2272
2008-09 Season Information
2008-09 Dual Record...........................................17-3-1
2008-09 Big 12 Finish.................................. Tie-1st (70)
2008-09 NCAA Finish......................................4th (78.5)
Starters Returning/Lost............................................. 5/5
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................................... 9/7
NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost................................ 4/3
All-Americans Returning/Lost.................................... 2/2
Freshman/Newcomers............................................ 11/3
Top Returners............................. Craig Brester, Sr., 197
............................................Jordan Burroughs, Sr., 157
................................................ Stephen Dwyer, Sr., 165
................................................. Tucker Lane, So., HWT
Top Redshirts.................... Hadley Cooksley, RFr., HWT
................................................. Chris Hacker, RFr., 149
.................................................... Josh Ihnen, RFr., 184
....................................................Ridge Kiley, RFr., 125
...................................................Tyler Koehn, RFr., 165
Media Relations Information
Wrestling Contact.................................... Brandon Gries
Office Phone.......................................... (402) 472-7781
Cell Phone............................................. (308) 289-2286
Media Relations Fax.............................. (402) 472-2005
E-mail...........................................bgries@huskers.com
Website......................................................Huskers.com
Scouting the No. 6 Central Michigan Chippewas
Head coach Tom Borrelli is in his 19th year at the helm for the Chippewas, holding an impressive 226-90-7 dual
record during his time in Mount Pleasant, Mich. He coached Central Michigan to a 14th-place finish at the 2009
NCAA Championships after a seventh-place showing in 2008. Last year’s squad had a pair of All-Americans in
Mike Miller (2nd, 174) and Scott Sentes (7th, 125). Both Miller and Sentes have returned in 2009-10, with each
moving up one weight class.
The Chippewas began this season ranked No. 13, but have ran off a 5-0 record with notable wins over No. 6
Maryland and No. 18 Virginia to reach sixth in this week’s InterMat Top 25. Central Michigan’s victories over the
Terrapins and Cavaliers came at the Northeast Duals on Nov. 28. Nebraska also competed at the event, but did
not meet the Chippewas. CMU has also defeated Tennessa-Chatanooga, American and Bloomsburg in dual action.
Individually, Central Michigan has seven wrestlers ranked in the top 20 in the nation, led by the fifth-ranked
174-pound freshman, Ben Bennett. The Rockford, Mich., native redshirted the 2008-09 season and is off to a 4-1
start this year with his lone loss coming to No. 4 Chris Henrich of Virginia. Sentes is ranked No. 6 at 133 pounds
with a 5-0 record. He was the first freshman to earn All-America honors in school history after his seventh-place
finish at 125 pounds last year. Miller is also ranked in the top 10 as he is eighth at 184 pounds with a 4-0 record
this season.
In addition to this trio, Central Michigan has ranked wrestlers at 125 pounds (No. 14 Matt Steintrager, Sr.), 149
pounds (No. 13 Tony D’Alie, Sr.), 157 pounds (No. 13 Steve Brown, Sr.), 165 pounds (No. 20 Tyler Grayson, Sr.)
and Heavyweight (No. 15 Jarod Trice, So.).
Saturday’s dual looks to have ranked matchups at 157 pounds (No. 1 Burroughs vs. No. 13 Brown), 174 pounds
(No. 3 Dwyer vs. No. 5 Bennett) and Heavyweight (No. 12 Lane vs. No. 15 Trice).
Husker History vs. Central Michigan
The Chippewas are another storied program that Nebraska has met few times, with the Huskers leading the
all-time series 2-0-1. NU earned a 26-7 victory over CMU on Feb. 9, 1997, in Michigan and posted a 21-10 win
against the Chippewas in the consolation final of the 2006 National Duals.
In their last meeting, No. 4 Nebraska broke No. 6 Central Michigan’s 11-dual winning streak with a 17-17 tie at
the Rose Arena in Mount Pleasant, Mich., on Jan. 25, 2009. The Huskers and Chippewas both won five bouts with
each team winning two major decisions. Jordan Burroughs and Craig Brester claimed the Huskers’ bonus-point
victories at 157 and 197, in addition to wins from Stephen Dwyer (165), Brandon Browne (174) and Tucker Lane
(HWT).
Scouting the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers
The Nebraska-Kearney Lopers are one of the most successful Division II wrestling programs in the nation,
recently claiming the 2008 national championship before finishing fourth in 2009.
Head coach Marc Bauer is in his 11th year with the Lopers and holds a 121-54 record at UNK. His squad returns
seven starters off last year’s team, including five national qualifiers. Three of those wrestlers are currently ranked
2009-10 Statistics
Record
Wt.
Name
Overall Dual
125
David Klingsheim 9-5
4-3
133
C.J. Napier
12-5
3-3
141
Mike Koehnlein
12-6
5-2
149
Chris Hacker
12-4 4-2
157
Jordan Burroughs 7-0
6-0
165
Tyler Koehn
9-4
0-2
165
James Nakashima 2-3
1-1
174
Stephen Dwyer
11-1
7-0
184
Josh Ihnen
7-6
3-4
197
Craig Brester
13-0
7-0
Hwt.
Tucker Lane
13-3
5-2
Non-Starters
125
Kyle Waldo
13-3
0-0
133
Ridge Kiley
6-5
0-1
149
Ross Grande
0-3
0-1
149
Matt Rasmussen
1-4
0-0
157
Cody Compton
6-3
0-0
157
Michael Klinginsmith6-6
0-0
165
Jerad Gubbels
8-3
0-0
165
Scott Kwiatkowski 4-4
0-0
165
Colby Legate
0-0
0-0
165
Alex Ward
6-7
0-3
174
Caleb Kolb
15-2
0-0
197
Cameron Browne 0-0
0-0
Hwt.
Hadley Cooksley
0-0
0-0
Hwt.
Alex Thomas
4-4
0-0
Hwt.
Levi Wofford
7-3
0-0
Dual Pts. Pins
NU/Opp
W/L
19/11
2/0
13/10
2/0
20/8
1/0
19/7
3/1
26/0
1/0
0/6
1/0
4/3
0/0
33/0
5/0
13/13
0/0
30/0
6/0
17/6
1/0
0/0
0/6
0/4
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/12
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
1/0
1/1
0/0
1/2
0/0
4/1
0/0
0/1
0/0
0/1
1/0
0/0
0/0
1/0
0/0
TF
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
MD
3
2
3
4
1
0
2
1
2
1
1
QP
2:03
3:40
3:43
1:20
0:25
2:47
1:12
1:00
2:37
3
0
0
0
3
1
3
0
0
3
6
0
0
0
0
3:37
0:55
5:30
1:49
4:18
2:36
-
NU Announces Time Changes for Central
Michigan/Nebraska-Kearney Duals
The Nebraska wrestling program has announced
time changes for the Dec. 19 double-dual between
Nebraska, Central Michigan and Nebraska-Kearney
at the NU Coliseum.
Central Michigan vs. Nebraska-Kearney will now
begin the day's action at 10 a.m., followed by Husker
duals vs. Central Michigan and Nebraska-Kearney with
10-minute breaks between each match.
The double-dual against the Chippewas and Lopers
is the next competition for Nebraska.
2009-10 Redshirt Schedule
Date
Dec. 10
Dec. 12
Dec. 21
Jan. 2
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Feb. 6
Tournament
Fort Hays State Open (0 champions)
Kearney Open (2 champions)
Omaha Open (Omaha, Neb.)
Dana Open (Blair, Neb.)
Glen Brand Open (Omaha, Neb.)
Laker Open (Estherville, Iowa)
Missouri Valley Open (Marshall, Mo.
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nationally in Division II, led by fourth-ranked performers Joey Morrison (133, 8-3) and Taylor May (165, 6-1). Senior
Derek Ross is ranked No. 8 at 184 pounds with a 6-6 record after an All-American season at 197 pounds in 200809. May and Morrison are seniors as well and also earned All-America honors last season, in addition to senior
Marty Usman at 174 pounds, who is undefeated this season (12-0).
Saturday will be the first dual of the 2009-10 season for the Lopers after an 18-5 record a year ago.
Husker History vs. Nebraska-Kearney
Nebraska has never lost to Nebraska-Kearney, holding a 6-0 all-time advantage in the series. The Huskers most
recently defeated the Lopers during the 2006-07 season, downing UNK 30-18 on Dec. 16, 2006. In that match,
Nebraska pinned UNK three times, in addition to a technical fall by Craig Brester and a major decision from Stephen
Dwyer.
Last Time Out: Huskers Dominate South Dakota State in Brookings, 46-6
The Huskers raced to a 22-0 lead and won all six competed matches, as the 12th-ranked Nebraska wrestling
team returned to the win column with a 46-6 victory over South Dakota State at the Swiftel Center on Saturday,
Dec. 12. The Huskers moved to 5-2 on the season and have now won seven straight over the Jackrabbits.
Nebraska did not allow a point until a forfeit at 157 pounds and was in control from the start after early bonuspoint victories from freshman C.J. Napier (133) and junior Mike Koehnlein (141). Napier had one of two pins for
Nebraska on the day, as the Huskers tallied five bonus-point victories.
Napier improved his record to 12-5 with his pin at 133 pounds over Tyler Johnson in 3 minutes, 40 seconds.
Napier has won three of his last four matches, including two bonus-point victories. Koehnlein also earned his 12th
win of the season with his 12-2 major decision over Dustin Walraven at 141 pounds.
No. 3 Stephen Dwyer remained undefeated in dual action (7-0), as he produced Nebraska’s other fall at 174
pounds, pinning Joe Rasmussen in 2 minutes, 19 seconds. Dwyer has five pins this season, second on the team
behind Craig Brester (6).
Brester was part of the only match-up of ranked wrestlers, as he defeated No. 9 Tyler Sorenson by decision (8-2)
at 197 pounds. Brester moved to 13-0 and now has four wins over ranked opponents this season. No. 9 Tucker
Lane tallied his first technical fall win of the season with a 19-4 victory over Jeremy Swier at Heavyweight.
Junior James Nakashima earned his first dual victory with an 11-3 major decision win over Weston Blasius at 165
pounds. The Dwight, Ill., native is a newcomer to the Husker lineup after starting three matches at last weekend’s
Las Vegas Invitational and dropping a hard-fought 8-3 decision to No. 4 Dustin Schlatter of Minnesota on Thursday
night.
Nebraska won three matches by forfeit (125, 149, 184), as several South Dakota State wrestlers are fighting
through a skin infection, while the Jackrabbits won the 157-pound bout with NU’s Jordan Burroughs absent due to
personal family reasons.
National Rankings
InterMat
(released on Dec. 15, 2009)
School
Previous
1. Iowa (9-0)
1
2. Iowa State* (1-1)
2
3. Ohio State (5-0)
3
4. Oklahoma State* (2-0-1)
5
5. Minnesota* (3-1)
4
6. Central Michigan* (5-0)
7
7. Maryland (7-1)
6
8. Cornell (0-1)
7
9. Boise State (5-0)
9
10. Oklahoma* (4-0-1)
14
11. Lehigh* (6-2)
10
12. Nebraska (5-2)
11
13. Indiana (8-0)
12
14. Penn State (5-1-1)
13
15. Arizona State* (3-2)
15
16. Cal Poly (2-0)
16
17. Missouri* (1-2)
17
18. Virginia (7-1)
18
19. Kent State (4-0)
20
20. Edinboro (2-2)
19
21. Oregon State* (6-1)
21
22. Wisconsin* (2-3)
22
23. Old Dominion (0-1)
23
24. Virginia Tech (6-1)
24
25. Pittsburgh (6-1-1)
25
WIN Magazine
School
Previous
1. Iowa
1
2. Iowa State*
2
3. Ohio State
3
4. Oklahoma State*
4
5. Minnesota
5
6. Central Michigan*
6
7. Maryland
7
8. Boise State
8
9. Lehigh*
9
10. Nebraska
10
11. Oklahoma*
11
12. Cornell
12
13. Indiana
13
14. Cal Poly
15
15. Penn State
14
16. Arizona State*
16
17. Virginia
17
18. Kent State
19
19. Edinboro
18
20. Oregon State*
20
21. Pittsburgh
22
22. Virginia Tech
21
23. Missouri*
23
24. Wisconsin
24
25. Old Dominion
25
D1 College Wrestling
School
Previous
1. Iowa
1
2. Iowa State*
2
3. Okahoma State*
3
4. Ohio State
4
5. Minnesota*
5
6. Central Michigan*
6
7. Maryland
7
8. Cornell
8
9. Oklahoma*
9
10. Boise State
10
11. Lehigh*
11
12. Nebraska
12
13. Indiana
13
14. Penn State
14
15. Missouri*
15
16. Edinboro
16
17. Wisconsin*
17
18. Kent State
18
19. Pittsburgh
19
20. Arizona State*
19
21. Virginia
20
22. Old Dominion
21
23. Cal Poly
22
24. Oregon State*
23
25. Virginia Tech
24
*-2009-10 Husker Dual Opponent
Head Coach Mark Manning
With nearly 100 years of
history, Nebraska wrestling is one
of the most storied programs in the
collegiate wrestling ranks. Head
Coach Mark Manning has taken NU
to new heights in his tenure and has
established himself as one of the top
wrestling coaches in the nation.
The NU record book is
a
testament
to
Manning's
accomplishments in Lincoln. In
his nine years at the helm, he has
coached 31 of Nebraska's 86 All-Americans. He has led the
Huskers to five top-eight finishes at the NCAA Championships,
compared to just eight for the 14 NU coaches before him.
Entering 2009-10, he is the winningest coach in Husker history
with a dual-winning percentage of .734 and a record of 127-45-3
at NU. He was the 2008 and 2009 Big 12 Coach of the Year after
guiding Nebraska to a share of the Big 12 title last season after
a second-place finish the year before.. NU has finished fourth
at the last two NCAA Championship meets, with nine Huskers
gaining All-America honors.
Records go onto paper and into books and get tucked
away. More important to Manning is the fact that he has helped
numerous young men grow into upstanding adults by teaching
them the correct principles of life. Regarded as one of the
nation's top recruiters, Manning does not always land the top
recruit, but he usually finds the correct wrestler for his program.
He has a keen eye for finding the athletes with the right work
ethic and dedication that he can develop. His recruiting and
coaching abilities have allowed him to find success in a short
amount of time at both programs he has led.
Manning's coaching philosophy focuses on developing
wrestlers to reach their potential. A wrestler who brings a
positive attitude and work ethic to the room can use goal setting
and responsibility to develop into an upstanding citizen that is
committed to excellence. Manning works daily with the team on
every detail in and out of practice, while keeping in mind the best
long-term interests of his student-athletes. Known for his fiery
nature on the edge of the mat, Manning instills in his wrestlers
a sense of determination and pride through his actions and
demeanor.
Year
97-98
98-99
99-00
00-01
01-02
02-03
03-04
04-05
05-06
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
Career
Manning's Career Record
School
Dual
NCAA
Northern Iowa
5-9
T-30th
Northern Iowa
8-10
17th
Northern Iowa
10-5-2
11th
Nebraska
11-6
8th
Nebraska
8-9
8th
Nebraska
16-7
13th
Nebraska
19-3
5th
Nebraska 19-2-1
T-19th
Nebraska
12-5
16th
Nebraska
10-7-1
16th
Nebraska
14-3-0
4th
Nebraska
17-3-1
4th
Nebraska
5-2-0
13 Years
154-71-5
Career Accomplishments
• 2008 and 2009 Big 12 Coach of the Year
• 154-71-5 Career Dual Record (13 seasons)
• 131-47-3 Dual Record at NU (10 seasons)
• Five Top-10 NCAA Finishes at Nebraska
• Coached 31 All-Americans as Head Coach
• Led Four Wrestlers to NCAA titles
• Coach, U.S. Freestyle Team, 2009 World Championships
• Assistant Coach, U.S. Olympic Team, 2000, 1996
• National Development Coach, USA Wrestling, 1993
• Head Coach, U.S. Olympic Festival, 1991, 1993, 1995
Athletic Accomplishments
• Silver Medal, 1989 Pan American Games
• Two-Time NCAA Division II National
Champion, 150 pounds (1983, 1985)
• Three-Time All-American
• Member NCAA Division II Hall of Fame
• 121-23 Career Record, Nebraska-Omaha
• Member U.S. Freestyle Team, 1986-89
Nebraska Aims for Win No. 600
The Nebraska wrestling program is aiming for its 600th dual victory in school history this Saturday when the
Huskers host No. 6 Central Michigan and Nebraska-Kearney. Nebraska has achieved a 599-513-29 all-time record
since the university implemented the sport in 1910-11.
After enduring some tough times in the beginning of the century, the program picked up steam in the 1970s to
establish the winning tradition Nebraska enjoys today. The Huskers have had just seven losing seasons over the
past 38 years and won at least 10 duals 27 times.
All-time, Nebraska has 86 All-Americans, dating back to its first selection in 1942, Newt Copple. The Huskers
have also crowned 10 individual national champions and finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships 18
times.
Brester Named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week
Senior Craig Brester has been awarded for his outstanding performance as he was named Big 12 Wrestler of
the Week on Monday by the league office for matches Dec. 7-Dec. 13.
Brester is 13-0 this season and used a pair of impressive victories last week to solidify the second Big 12
weekly award of his career. The Howells, Neb., native pinned Minnesota’s Joe Nord (1:10) last Thursday night in
Minneapolis before defeating his fourth ranked opponent in the past two weeks with an 8-2 decision over No. 9
Tyler Sorenson of South Dakota State on Saturday.
Brester leads the Huskers in victories (13) and pins (6), winning six of his last nine matches by fall, including
four pins in under 2 minutes. The 2009 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational champion, Brester also has one technical
fall and one major decision to total eight bonus-point victories this season.
Currently ranked No. 2 in the nation at 197 pounds, Brester is a two-time All-American and was named Most
Outstanding Wrestler of the 2009 Big 12 Championships. His previous Big 12 Wrestler of the Week honor came
on Feb. 18, 2008 following back-to-back wins over No. 12 T.J. Morrison (Rider) and No. 10 Joe Rovelli (Hofstra).
Burroughs Doesn’t Miss a Beat
Nebraska’s defending national champion at 157 pounds is on his way to another stellar season, as Jordan
Burroughs is undefeated with a 7-0 record through the first month of competition.
The senior suffered a mouth injury during a first-round victory at the Las Vegas Invitational on Dec. 4, but returned
to action at Minnesota on Dec. 10 and defeated Joe Grygelko be technical fall, 24-9.
A native of Sicklerville, N.J., Burroughs began his senior season in dominant fashion, pinning Wisconsin’s Greg
Burke in 25 seconds on Nov. 15 at the NU Coliseum. The fall is the quickest pin by a Husker in a varsity match
during the Big 12 era (1996-present).
Burroughs won the 2009 national title at 157 pounds after a perfect 35-0 season. He is a two-time All-American
after he finished third at 149 pounds in 2008. Burroughs is 92-19 overall at Nebraska, just nine victories shy of
reaching the school’s top-15 win chart.
Manning Earns Win No. 150
With Nebraska's 26-17 victory over No. 11 Wisconson on Nov. 15 at the NU Coliseum, 10th-year head coach
Mark Manning picked up the 150th dual win of his collegiate coaching career. Manning spent three seasons as
Northern Iowa's head coach from 1997 to 2000, turning around a Panther program that went 5-9 in his first year
to 10-5-2 and an 11th-place finish at the NCAA Championships in 2000. At Nebraska, Manning is 130-46-3 with a
73.4 percent winning percentage that ranks No. 1 among the 15 head coaches in school history.
Huskers Announce Signing Class
Head Coach Mark Manning and the Husker wrestling program have announced the signing of nine high school
seniors who plan to enroll and compete at Nebraska beginning with the 2010-11 season.
Three of the nine signees are ranked in the InterMat Top 100, while six members of the 2009-10 class hail from
the St. Louis metro area. Four have been crowned state champions at their respective high schools.
"We think we have a lot of kids that are the right fit for our program, and that's what we really look at," Manning
said. "We really like the guys that are coming in next year. They're going to fit it well with the group that came in
last fall as we continue to build on the talent level and commitment to be a dominant program. My staff - Coach
Greenfield, Coach Ersland and Coach Mester - have done an outstanding job of identifying young men and
developing relationships in order to fulfill this recruiting class. It's exciting to get these young men in our program
because they believe in the University of Nebraska."
2009-10 Nebraska Wrestling Signees (bold weights indicate projected college division)
Robert Kokesh - Wagner, S.D. (Wagner High School) - 165 pounds
Robert Kokesh (pronounced Koh-kish) is entering his senior season at Wagner High School with a 155-23 career
record. He is rated No. 2 in the nation at 160 pounds by both WIN Magazine and TheMat.com. A two-time defending
Class B state champion, Kokesh won the 2008 title at 145 pounds with a 46-1 record before a perfect 49-0 mark
took him to gold in 2009 at 160 pounds. He was third as a 135-pound freshman in 2007 with a 39-4 record, while
also placing third at the U.S. Folkstyle National Championships. Kokesh won the NHSCA Sophomore Nationals
(145) and finished third at the NHSCA Junior Nationals (160). He is ranked No. 43 in InterMat’s Top 100.
Greg Amos - St. Louis, Mo. (Wentzville Holt High School) - 149 pounds
Greg Amos has won back-to-back Class 4 state championships at Wentzville High School and holds a 129-6 career
record. En route to his 2009 145-pound state championship, Amos set the school record with 242 takedowns. He
went 36-2 as s junior, including a title at the nationally-recognized Brute/Zac Jarzynka Sunwhile Wrestling Classic.
As a freshman, Amos finished runner-up at state while compiling a 38-4 record. He is one of the top 145-pound
wrestlers in the country, ranking No. 6 by Wrestling USA, eighth by WIN Magazine and 11th by InterMat. He also
claimed a spot in InterMat’s Top 100 (No. 84).
Blake Meeks - Des Moines, Iowa (Roosevelt High School) - 141 pounds
Blake Meeks made a big jump in improvement last year at Roosevelt High School. After qualifying for the state
tournament with a 27-1 record and finishing eighth in 2008 (130 pounds), Meeks moved to 140 pounds and claimed
a runner-up finish in Class 3A last season. With a 16-3 record last year, Meeks begins his 2009-10 senior season
ranked No. 2 in the state of Iowa by The Predicament. Meeks comes from a family heavily-involved in the sport of
wrestling, including three brothers who have all competed at the high school or collegiate level.
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Brandon Wilbourn - O'Fallon, Mo. (Francis Howell Central High School) - 157 pounds
Brandon Wilbourn is a three-time Class 4 state qualifier at Francis Howell Central High School. He claimed his
highest state finish with a runner-up showing as a sophomore at 135 pounds, while also placing third as a freshman
at 125 pounds and sixth as a junior at 145 pounds. Wilbourn was fourth at both the 2009 Super 32 Challenge and
NHSCA Junior Nationals. He is a top 100 recruit by InterMat (No. 59), while ranking No. 7 in the nation at 157
pounds by The Open Mat.
Schedule
Thursday, March 18
--Session One - 11 a.m.
--Session Two - 6:30 p.m.
Friday, March 19
--Session Three - 9:30 a.m. (ESPNU)
--Session Four - 6 p.m. (ESPNU)
Saturday, March 20
--Sessions Five - 10 a.m. (ESPNU)
--Session Six - 6:30 p.m. (ESPN)
All times listed above are Central Standard Time
and are subject to change.
Matt Dwyer - Rockton, Ill. (Hononegah High School) - 197 pounds
Matt Dwyer holds a 139-19 record through three seasons at Hononegah High School. He is a three-time Class
2A state qualifier, including back-to-back fifth-place finishes in 2008 and 2009. In 2007, Dwyer set the Northern
Illinois Conference freshman conference record with 47 victories. InterMat ranks Dwyer as the seventh-best high
school senior in the state of Illinois. Matt is the younger brother of current Husker All-American, Stephen Dwyer.
Cody Magrew - Wentzville, Mo. (Timberland High School) - 165/174 pounds
Cody Magrew went 41-3 en route to winning the 2009 Class 3 state championship at Timberline High School at 145
pounds. Magrew took third at both the 2007 Missouri freestyle state tournament and 2008 U.S. Folkstyle National
Championships. He also finished fourth at the 2007 Missouri greco state tournament. InterMat has tabbed Magrew
as the 14th-best high school prospect at 160 pounds, while USA Magazine has ranks Magrew 16th.
Visit NCAA.com and Huskers.com for more
information.
Keith Surber - O'Fallon, Ill. (O'Fallon High School) - 133 pounds
Keith Surber is a three-time state qualifier at O'Fallon High School with back-to-back third-place finishes at 112 pounds
and 119 pounds. Surber was 44-2 last season and holds a 130-8 career record. He was named the Belleville News
Democrat Wrestler of the Year in 2009, a season that included a third-place finish at the NHSCA Junior Nationals
and a fourth-place showing at the 2009 Super 32 Challenge. He was also runner-up at the NHSCA Sophomore
Nationals. Surber is ranked No. 15 in the nation at 125 pounds by WIN Magazine.
Date
Nov. 15
Nov. 28
Nov. 28
Nov. 28
Nov. 28
Dec. 10
Dec. 12
Dec. 19
Dec. 19
Jan. 3
Jan. 3
Jan. 17
Jan. 22
Jan. 24
Jan. 29
Jan. 31
Feb. 4
Feb. 12
Feb. 21
Opponent
Wisconsin
Binghamton
Lehigh
Hofstra
Appalachian State
Minnesota
South Dakota State
Central Michigan
Nebraska-Kearney
North Dakota State
North Carolina State
Wyoming
Arizona State
Oregon State
Missouri
Northern Colorado
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
125
Klingsheim
Klingsheim
Klingsheim
Klingsheim
Klingsheim
Klingsheim
Klingsheim
133
Napier
Napier
Napier
Napier
Napier
Kiley
Napier
2009-10 Dual Lineup Breakdown
141
Koehnlein
Koehnlein
Koehnlein
Koehnlein
Koehnlein
Koehnlein
Koehnlein
149
Grande
Hacker
Hacker
Hacker
Hacker
Hacker
Hacker
157
Burroughs
Burroughs
Burroughs
Burroughs
Burroughs
Burroughs
Open
165
Ward
Ward
Koehn
Ward
Koehn
Nakashima
Nakashima
174
Dwyer
Dwyer
Dwyer
Dwyer
Dwyer
Dwyer
Dwyer
184
Ihnen
Ihnen
Ihnen
Ihnen
Ihnen
Ihnen
Ihnen
-Home duals in BOLD.
197
Brester
Brester
Brester
Brester
Brester
Brester
Brester
Hwt.
Lane
Lane
Lane
Lane
Lane
Lane
Lane
Around the Big 12
Ranked Teams
(based on Dec. 15, 2009 rankings)
School
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
InterMat
2
4
10
12
17
Ranked Wrestlers
(based on Dec. 15, 2009 rankings)
125 Pounds
Jarrod Patterson, Fr., Oklahoma
Chris Notte, Sr., Oklahoma State
Andrew Long, Fr., Iowa State
InterMat
11
12
13
133 Pounds
InterMat
Nick Fanthorpe, Sr., Iowa State 5
Jordan Oliver, Fr., Oklahoma State 7
141 Pounds
InterMat
Nick Gallick, Sr., Iowa State
2
Jamal Parks, So., Oklahoma State 3
Zack Bailey, Jr., Oklahoma
4
Todd Schavrien, Jr., Missouri
18
149 Pounds
Kyle Terry, Sr., Oklahoma
Albert White, So., Oklahoma State
Mitch Mueller, Sr., Iowa State
InterMat
5
12
14
157 Pounds
InterMat
Jordan Burroughs, Sr., Nebraska 1
Shane Vernon, Sr., Oklahoma
7
Neal Erisman, Jr., Oklahoma State 8
Patrick Wright, So., Missouri
15
165 Pounds
Jon Reader, Jr., Iowa State
Nick Marable, Sr., Missouri
Alex Meade, Fr., Oklahoma State
Tyler Caldwell, Fr., Oklahoma
InterMat
3
6
8
18
174 Pounds
Stephen Dwyer, Sr., Nebraska
Jeff James, Jr., Oklahoma
Duke Burk, Sr., Iowa State
Dorian Henderson, So., Missouri
InterMat
3
8
11
12
184 Pounds
InterMat
Max Askren, Sr., Missouri
1
Clayton Foster, Jr., Oklahoma State10
Jerome Ward, So., Iowa State
12
197 Pounds
InterMat
Jake Varner, Sr., Iowa State
1
Craig Brester, Sr., Nebraska
2
Eric Lapotsky, Jr., Oklahoma
4
Alan Gelogaev, So., Oklahoma State 8
Brent Haynes, Fr., Missouri
12
285 Pounds
InterMat
Jared Rosholt, Sr., Oklahoma State2
Dom Bradley, So., Missouri
4
Dave Zabriskie, Sr., Iowa State
5
Tucker Lane, So., Nebraska
7
Nathan Fernandez, Jr., Oklahoma 9
Chad Stroh - Holyoke, Colo. (Holyoke High School) - 133/141 pounds
Chad Stroh has claimed back-to-back Class 2A state championships at for Holyoke High School. A three-time state
qualifier, Stroh won his first state title at 119 pounds before claiming last year's 125-pound gold medal. He had a
dominant 42-1 junior season that helped him gain 2009 Denver Post All-Colorado Team honors. As a freshman, he
finished runner-up at state at 112 pounds. Stroh is ranked No. 22 at 125 pounds by USA Wrestling.
Ryne Harris - Belleville, Ill. (Althoff Catholic High School) - 125 pounds
Ryne Harris has posted a 115-26 career record for Althoff Catholic High School. He is a three-time Class 2A state
qualifier and claimed his best finish in 2009 when he placed third at 112 pounds. The 40-4 season that included
two tournament titles helped Harris earn Belleville News Democrat First-Team honors. Harris' father, Dave, is the
former wrestling coach at Althoff Catholic High School and helped coach current Husker assistant Mike Greenfield
during his prep career.
Huskers Launch Twitter Page
The Nebraska Wrestling program has launched a home on Twitter at "www.twitter.com/HuskerWrestling".
Follow everything surrounding the Huskers throughout the season with more news, notes and quotes on one of
the world's fastest-growing social networks.
Former Husker Gardner to be Inducted into National Wrestling Hall of Fame
Responsible for one of the greatest Olympic upsets of all-time, former Husker wrestler Rulon Gardner has been
chosen as one of four 2010 inductees into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum.
Gardner's shining moment came in the 2000 Olympics, when he shocked the sports world with a 1-0 overtime
victory over Russia's Alexander Karelin in the Greco-Roman super heavyweight gold medal match. Karelin was a
three-time Olympic gold medalist and had not lost an international match in 13 years, including the last six without
giving up a point. Gardner's upset helped the former Husker earn numerous prestigious honors, including the 2001
Jesse Owens Award, a 2001 ESPY (U.S. Male Olympic Athlete of the Year) and the 2001 United States Olympic
Committee's Sportsman of the Year honor.
At Nebraska, Gardner was a 1993 All-American after he finished fourth in the heavyweight division at the NCAA
Championships, helping the Huskers to a third-place team finish. A native of Afton, Wyo., Gardner lettered two
seasons for the Big Red after he transferred to Nebraska from Ricks Junior College in Rexburg, Idaho, where he
was an NJCAA national champion (1991) and two-time All-American (1990-91).
Along with his 2000 Olympic gold medal, Gardner was a four-time U.S. Nationals Greco-Roman champion (1995,
1997, 2000 and 2001), earned bronze at the 2004 Olympics in Athens and won international titles at the 1996 World
Cup, the 1998 and 2000 Pan American Games and the 2001 World Championships. He most recently contributed
as a television analyst for NBA during the 2008 Olympics.
"I want to thank our Board of Governors and the various screening and selection committees involved in the
six-month process that determines our honorees for induction. This is another exceptional class of inductees whose
merits transcend our sports impact upon society," said Lee Roy Smith, Executive Director of the National Wrestling
Hall of Fame & Museum.
David Auble, Russell Camilleri and Lincoln McIlravy join Gardner in the 2010 class, which will be inducted during
the Honors Weekend Banquet and Induction Ceremony in Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 4-5, 2010. The Hall of Fame's
Board of Governors approved this year's selections at its semi-annual meeting in Kansas City last week.
Huskers.com Adds NU Wrestling Blog
Huskers.com has announced an addition to the wrestling page with the start of the NU Wrestling Blog, another
place to visit when looking to stay up-to-date and follow everything surrounding Husker wrestling. On the blog, you
will find some interesting news, notes and tidbits surrounding the team as we go through the 2009-10 season.
The goal for the blog is to help fans and media stay in tune daily with what's going on with the Huskers and get
inside the program. The blog will include anything that fans might find interesting, but maybe isn't newsworthy or
lengthy enough for its own press release. You can expect all kinds of notes, learn about the upcoming opponents
and hear what the coaches are saying throughout the season.
On match days, check out the blog for the latest updates as the Huskers get ready to take the mat.
In addition, there should be a lot of exciting news as the NCAA Championships get closer. This year's national
meet takes place at Qwest Center Omaha from March 18-20 and is co-hosted by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
E-mail [email protected] if you have any questions or suggestions about the blog.
Next Up: Huskers Host North Dakota State, North Carolina State
Nebraska returns from Christmas break Jan. 3 to take on North Dakota State and North Carolina State in a
double-dual at the NU Coliseum at 2 p.m. It will be the first of four home competitions for the Huskers in the month
of January.
Nebraska Wrestling 2009-10 Match-By-Match Results
-Wrestlers listed alphabetically within weight class, not by depth.
-Dual takedowns do not include Hofstra and Appalachian State matches.
125 - David Klingsheim
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Nov. 15
Drew Hammen, Wisconsin
L; D, 5-2
Kaufman-Brand Open; Omaha, Neb. (3rd)
Nov. 21
David Demo, Minnesota State-Mankato W; MD, 12-4
Nov. 21
Andrew Schmauch, Central Oklahoma
W; F, 3:26
Nov. 21
Dustin Stodola, Chadron State
W; MD, 14-6
Nov. 21
Casy Rowell, Central Oklahoma
W; D, 13-7
Nov. 21
Dustin Stodola, Chadron State
W; D, 8-3
Nov. 28
Jimmy Chase, Binghamton
W; MD, 16-4
Nov. 28
John McDonald, Lehigh
L; D, 7-6
Nov. 28 13
Steve Bonanno, Hofstra
W; D, 10-4
Nov. 28
Tony Gravely, Appalachian State
W; F, 2:03
Las Vegas Invitational; Primm, Nev. (DNP)
Dec. 4
Aaron Kalil, Navy
L; D, 8-7
Dec. 4
Sean Boyle, Michigan
L; D, 5-2
Dec. 10 4
Zach Sanders, Minnesota
L; TF, 23-8
Dec. 12
Open, South Dakota State
W; FOR
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
9-5
4-3
19/11
8/12
2
0
125 - Kyle Waldo
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Kaufman-Brand Open; Omaha, Neb. (DNP)
Nov. 21
W; D, 8-3
Nov. 21
Jordan White, Nebraska-Kearney
W; D, 8-5
Nov. 21
Cody Tyler, Nebraska-Omaha
L; D, 7-6
Nov. 21
Collin Hase, Labette Community College W; MD, 11-3
Nov. 21
L; D, 6-2
Fort Hays State Open; Fort Hays, Kan. (3rd)
Dec. 5
Shawn Peeples, Pratt Community College W; F, 3:37
Dec. 5
Andre Taylor, Oklahoma State
W; D, 2-1
Dec. 5
Terrell McKinney, Nebraska-Omaha
L; D, 3-1
Dec. 5
James Wayer, Central Missouri
W; F M FOR
Dec. 5
Cody Tyler, Nebraska-Omaha
W; D, 7-4
Dec. 5
George Billy, Nebraska-Kearney
W; D, 6-4
Dec. 5
Terrell McKinney, Nebraska-Omaha
W; MD, 13-5
UNK Loper Open; Kearney, Neb. (1st)
Dec. 12
Zach Kottle, Nebraska-Kearney
W; MD, 14-0
Dec. 12
Matthew Rein, Nebraska-Omaha
W; D, 7-4
Dec. 12
Collin Hase, Labette Community College W; D, 10-3
Dec. 12
Zach Muery, Missouri Baptist
W; D, 4-0
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
13-3
0-0
0/0
0/0
1
0
133 - Ridge Kiley
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 21
Tyler Untrauer, Air Force
Nov. 21
Tyler Clark, Iowa
Nov. 21
Matt Jacobsen, Dana College
Fort Hays State Open; Fort Hays, Kan. (4th)
Dec. 5
Stephen Weimer, Nebraska-Kearney
Dec. 5
Ethan Martinez, Air Force
Dec. 5
Ladd Rupp, Oklahoma State
Dec. 5
Trae Treleaven, Newman College
Dec. 5
Trent Cox, Nebraska-Omaha
Dec. 5
Tyler Spangler, Air Force
Dec. 5
Ladd Rupp, Oklahoma State
Dec. 10 2
Jayson Ness, Minnesota
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
6-5
0-1
0/6
0/1
Result
Record
0-1
1-1
2-1
3-1
4-1
5-1
6-1
6-2
7-2
8-2
8-3
8-4
8-5
9-5
MD
3
Record
1-0
2-0
2-1
3-1
3-2
4-2
5-2
5-3
6-3
7-3
8-3
9-3
10-3
11-3
12-3
13-3
MD
3
Record
W; D, 6-2
L; MD, 10-2
L; D, 7-2
1-0
1-1
1-2
W; D, 9-3
W; F, 0:55
L; MD, 16-6
W; D, 5-3
W; D, 3-2
W; D, 4-2
L; D, 12-5
L; F, 2:50
Pins
TF
1
0
2-2
3-2
3-3
4-3
5-3
6-3
6-4
6-5
MD
0
133 - C.J. Napier
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15 10
Tyler Graff, Wisconsin
Kaufman-Brand Open; Omaha, Neb. (1st)
Nov. 21
Matt Katusin, Nebraska-Kearney
Nov. 21
Ben Cash, Iowa State
Nov. 21
Trae Treleaven, Newman College
Nov. 21
Tyler Spangler, Air Force
Nov. 21
David Thorn, Minnesota
Nov. 28
Garrett Morabito, Binghamton
Nov. 28 18
Matt Fisk, Lehigh
Nov. 28
Jamie Franco, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Frank Celorrio, Appalachian State
Dec. 4
Cody Cole, Western State
Dec. 4
Matt Ortega, Indiana
Dec. 4 16
Kelly Kubec, Oregon State
Dec. 4
Ian Paddock, Ohio State
Dec. 4
Cortlan Choate, Brown
Dec. 4
Ben Ashmore, Arizona State
Dec. 12
Tyler Johnson, South Dakota State
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
12-5
3-3
13/10
5/14
141 - Mike Koehnlein
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15
Trey Bertram, Wisconsin
Nov. 21
Anthony Varnell, Nebraska-Kearney
Nov. 21
Hagan Guzman, Chadron State
Nov. 21
Dalton Jensen, Iowa State
Nov. 21
Craig Wilson, Old Dominion
Nov. 28
Anwar Goeres, Binghamton
Nov. 28 12
Seth Ciasulli, Lehigh
Nov. 28
Luke Vaith, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Mike Kessler, Appalachian State
Dec. 4
Chase Smith, Wyoming
Dec. 4 3
Chris Drouin, Arizona State
Dec. 4
Hollan Gravely, Western State
Dec. 4
Ian Millan, California Baptist
Dec. 4
Brennan Brumley, Old Dominion
Dec. 4
Zac Hancock, Bucknell
Dec. 4 10
Chris Diaz, Virginia Tech
Dec. 10 6
Mike Thorn, Minnesota
Dec. 12
Dustin Walraven, South Dakota State
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
12-6
5-2
20/8
8/6
149 - Ross Grande
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15 2
Kyle Ruschell, Wisconsin
Nov. 21
Alec Williams, Air Force
Nov. 21
Andrey Patselov, North Dakota State
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
0-3
0-1
0/4
0/5
Result
L; TF, 26-10
Record
0-1
W; D, 11-4
W; D, 10-4
W; D, 10-4
W; D, 11-4
W; D, 3-2
W; D, 4-3
L; D, 4-0
W; MD, 12-4
L; D, 3-1
1-1
2-1
3-1
4-1
5-1
6-1
6-2
7-2
7-3
W; F, 6:38
W; D, 5-3
L; D, 2-0
W; D, 3-2
W; MD, 10-2
L; D, 5-4
W; F, 3:40
Pins
TF
2
0
8-3
9-3
9-4
10-4
11-4
11-5
12-5
MD
2
Result
W; MD, 12-2
Record
1-0
W; F, 3:43
W; TF, 16-0
L; D, 11-6
L; D, 13-11
W; D, 12-5
L; D, 6-2
W; D, 6-4
W; INJ FOR
2-0
3-0
3-1
3-2
4-2
4-3
5-3
6-3
W; D, 3-2
L; D, 7-2
W; MD, 13-4
W; D, 6-4
W; D, 6-1
W; D, 12-6
L; D, 8-2
L; TF, 19-4
W; MD, 12-2
Pins
TF
1
1
Result
L; MD, 12-3
L; D, 2-1
L; D, 11-6
Pins
TF
0
0
7-3
7-4
8-4
9-4
10-4
11-4
11-5
11-6
12-6
MD
3
Record
0-1
0-2
0-3
MD
0
149 - Chris Hacker
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 21
Chism Fink, Augustana
Nov. 21
Ryan Blake, Minnesota
Nov. 21
Cam Watkins, Old Dominion
Nov. 21
Esai Dominguez, Nebraska-Omaha
Nov. 21
Jason Pyle, Luther
Nov. 28
Donnie Vison, Binghamton
Nov. 28
Joey Napoli, Lehigh
Nov. 28
Tyler Banks, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Savva Kostis, Appalachian State
Dec. 4
Matt Lopez, Cal State Fullerton
Dec. 4
Josh Nolan, San Francisco State
Dec. 4
Jake Beechy, Illinois
Dec. 4
Glen Shober, Navy
Dec. 4
R.J. Pena, Oregon State
Dec. 10 9
Mario Mason, Minnesota
Dec. 12
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
12-4
4-2
19/7
2/4
Result
Record
W; MD, 14-6
W; MD, 15-1
W; MD, 11-2
W; D, 5-3
W; D, 8-4
L; MD, 11-0
W; F, 6:42
W; D, 5-1
W; MD, 18-6
L; D, 4-2
W; D, 9-6
W; F, 3:40
W; F, 1:20
L; F, 3:37
L; D, 3-1
W; FOR
Pins
TF
3
0
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
5-1
6-1
7-1
8-1
8-2
9-2
10-2
11-2
11-3
11-4
12-4
MD
4
149 - Matt Rasmussen
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Record
Nov. 21
Ted Kruger, South Dakota State
L; MD, 13-5 0-1
Nov. 21
Jordan Powell, Truman State
W; F, 5:30 1-1
Nov. 21
Chris Wright, Pratt Community College L; MD, 12-4 1-2
Fort Hays State Open; Fort Hays, Kan. (DNP)
Dec. 5
Gabe Martinez, Air Force
L; F, 2:11
1-3
Dec. 5
Brandon Russow, Central Missouri
L; F, 0:33
1-4
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
MD
1-4
0-0
0/0
0/0
1
0
0
157 - Jordan Burroughs
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15
Greg Burke, Wisconsin
Nov. 28
Justin Lister, Binghamton
Nov. 28
Sean Bilodeau, Lehigh
Nov. 28 8
Jon Bonilla-Bowman, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Chip Powell, Appalachian State
Dec. 4
Justin Gaethje, Northern Colorado
Dec. 10
Joe Grygelko, Minnesota
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
7-0
6-0
26/0
19/0
157 - Cody Compton
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 21
Shawn Perry, Wisconsin
Nov. 21
Jay Fowler, Iowa Central Comm. Coll.
Nov. 21
Nick Flynn, South Dakota State
Dec. 5
Taylor Hollister, Air Force
Dec. 5
Joe Snedden, Central Oklahoma
Dec. 5
George Ivanov, Nebraska-Omaha
Dec. 5
Ganbayar Sanjaa, Colby Comm. Coll.
Dec. 5
Alex Munoz, Oklahoma State
Dec. 5
George Ivanov, Nebraska-Omaha
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
6-3
0-0
0/0
0/0
157 - Michael Klinginsmith
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 21
Justin Narduzzo, Hastings College
Nov. 21
Nick Flynn, South Dakota State
Nov. 21
Nathan Sigman, Nebraska-Omaha
Nov. 21
Eden Bernstein, Central Oklahoma
Nov. 21
Tyler Kottas, Nebraska-Omaha
Dec. 5
Matthew Ahlstedt, Unattached
Dec. 5
Mark Burkhart, Bacone
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
Alex Munoz, Oklahoma State
UNK Loper Open; Kearney, Neb. (DNP)
Dec. 12
Dec. 12
Spencer Nash, Baker University
Dec. 12
Tyler Kottas, Nebraska-Omaha
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
6-6
0-0
0/0
0/0
Result
W; F, 0:25
W; D, 8-4
W; D, 10-4
W; MD, 22-9
W; TF, 21-5
Record
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
W; D, 7-3
W; TF, 24-9
Pins
TF
1
2
6-0
7-0
MD
1
Result
Record
L; D, 7-4
W; MD, 10-0
L; D, 9-4
0-1
1-1
1-2
W; MD, 11-2
W; D, 10-3
W; MD, 10-1
L; D, 4-3
W; D, 3-2
W; D, 8-3
Pins
TF
0
0
2-2
3-2
4-2
4-3
5-3
6-3
MD
3
Result
165 - Jerad Gubbels
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Record
Nov. 21
D.J. Dubas, Chadron State
W; D, 5-4 1-0
Nov. 21
Drew Comito, Nebraska-Kearney
W; MD, 14-4 2-0
Nov. 21
Allen Rutherford, Labette Comm. Coll.
L; D, 6-5 2-1
Nov. 21
Brendan Eichmann, Minn. St.-Mankato W; D, 6-3 3-1
Nov. 21
Joe Ducharme, Iowa
L; D, 15-9 3-2
UNK Loper Open; Kearney, Neb. (3rd)
Dec. 12
Christian Comito, Nebraska-Kearney
W; D, 10-4 4-3
Dec. 12
Ryan Pankoke, Nebraska-Omaha
L; D, 6-5 4-4
Dec. 12
Derek Dubas, Chadron State
W; MD, 14-3 5-4
Dec. 12
Scott Kwiatkowski, Nebraska
W; D, 7-2 6-4
Dec. 12
Brian Rutherford, Labette Comm. College W; D, 10-7 7-4
Dec. 12
Skye Wells, Western State
W; MD, 13-4 8-4
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
MD
8-3
0-0
0/0
0/0
0
0
3
165 - Tyler Koehn
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Record
Kaufman-Brand Open; Omaha, Neb. (2nd)
Nov. 21
Tel Todd, Minnesota State-Mankato
W; D, 9-3 1-0
Nov. 21
Tyler Johnson, North Dakota State
W; D, 5-2 2-0
Nov. 21
W; D, 5-2 3-0
Nov. 21
Chris Brown, Old Dominion
L; D, 4-0 3-1
Nov. 28
Brandon Hatchett, Lehigh
L; D, 3-2 3-2
Nov. 28
Kyle Blevins, Appalachian State
L; D, 3-2 3-3
Dec. 5
Jordan Larsen; Colorado School of Mines W; D, 6-5 4-3
Dec. 5
Zach Starostka, Nebraska-Kearney
W; F, 2:47 5-3
Dec. 5
Jarrett Hoeppner, Air Force Prep
W; D, 7-1 6-3
Dec. 5
Taylor May, Nebraska-Kearney
W; F DEF 7-3
Dec. 5
Blake Malloy, Fort Hays State
L; D, 3-2 7-4
Dec. 5
Alex Ward, Nebraska
W; D, 3-2 8-4
Dec. 5
W; D, 3-1 9-4
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
MD
9-4
0-2
0/6
0/1
1
0
0
165 - Scott Kwiatkowski
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Record
Nov. 21
Juan Vega, Iowa Central Comm. Coll.
L; F, 0:51
0-1
Nov. 21
Ross Weaver, Iowa Central Comm. Coll. W; M FOR
1-1
Nov. 21
Mike Viera, Neosho County Comm. Coll. L; D, 5-2
1-2
UNK Loper Open; Kearney, Neb. (DNP)
Dec. 12
Jorge Benitez, Western State
L; D, 3-1 1-3
Dec. 12
Grant Wood, Missouri Baptist
W; D, 13-6 2-3
Dec. 12
Brandon Scott, Baker University
W; D, 3-1 3-3
Dec. 12
Derek Peperas, Oklahoma
W; FOR 4-3
Dec. 12
Jerad Gubbels, Nebraska
L; D, 7-2 4-4
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
MD
4-4
0-0
0/0
0/0
0
0
0
165 - James Nakashima
Date
#
Opponent
Dec. 4
Tanner Weiks, Northern Colorado
Dec. 4 3
Andrew Howe, Wisconsin
Dec. 4
Evan Civan, Columbia
Dec. 10 4
Dustin Schlatter, Minnesota
Dec. 12
Weston Blasius, South Dakota State
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
2-3
1-1
4/3
4/4
Record
W; F, 2:12
W; D, 6-4
L; D, 4-0
W; MD, 12-0
L; MD, 9-0
1-0
2-0
2-1
3-1
3-2
W; F, 3:54
W; F, 6:42
L; D, 4-1
L; D, 6-3
4-2
5-2
5-3
5-4
L; F, 1:55
W; F, 1:49
L; D, 4-2
Pins
TF
4
0
5-5
6-5
6-6
MD
1
Result
W; MD, 12-4
L; MD, 14-4
L; D, 6-4
L; D, 8-3
W; MD, 11-3
Pins
TF
0
0
Record
1-0
1-1
1-2
1-3
2-3
MD
2
165 - Alex Ward
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15 3
Andrew Howe, Wisconsin
Nov. 21
Rashad Moss, Waldorf
Nov. 21
Blake Malloy, Fort Hays State
Nov. 21
Connor Robinson, Central Oklahoma
Nov. 21
Derrick Adkins, Central Oklahoma
Nov. 28
Matt Kaylor, Binghamton
Nov. 28 18
P.J. Gillespie, Hofstra
Dec. 5
Cody Frankum, Wayne State
Dec. 5
Joe Ali, Oklahoma State
Dec. 5
Dec. 5
Jarrett Hoeppner, Air Force Prep
Dec. 5
Derrick Adkins, Central Oklahoma
Dec. 5
Tyler Koehn, Nebraska
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
6-7
0-3
0/12
0/15
174 - Stephen Dwyer
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15
Brendan Ard, Wisconsin
Nov. 28
Anthony Esposito, Binghamton
Nov. 28 18
Robert Hamlin, Lehigh
Nov. 28 10
Ryan Petrovich, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Austin Trotman, Appalachian State
Las Vegas Invitational; Primm, Nev. (2nd)
Dec. 4
Cole Evans, Western Wyoming
Dec. 4
Stephen West, Columbia
Dec. 4 20
David Rella, Ohio State
Dec. 5 10
Luke Manuel, Purdue
Dec. 5 1
Mack Lewnes, Cornell
Dec. 10
Scott Glasser, Minnesota
Dec. 12
Joe Rasmussen, South Dakota State
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
11-1
7-0
33/0
9/3
Result
L; F, 6:24
Record
0-1
W; MD, 16-2
L; D, 5-2
W; MD, 8-0
L; MD, 12-4
L; D, 10-5
L; D, 10-3
1-1
1-2
2-2
2-3
2-4
2-5
W; MD, 10-0
W; D, 4-1
L; D, 3-1
W; D, 8-2
W; D, 6-5
L; D, 3-2
Pins
TF
0
0
Result
W; F, 5:25
W; F, 1:12
W; D, 8-4
W; D, 5-0
W; F, 2:16
W; F, 1:12
W; MD, 10-1
W; D, 6-0
W; D, 7-3
L; D, 5-3
W; D, 9-3
W; F, 2:19
Pins
TF
5
0
3-5
4-5
4-6
5-6
6-6
6-7
MD
3
Record
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
7-0
8-0
9-0
9-1
10-1
11-1
MD
1
174 - Caleb Kolb
Date
#
Opponent
Result
Record
Kaufman-Brand Open; Omaha, Neb. (2nd)
Nov. 21
Matt Duffy, Nebraska-Kearney
W; D, 10-3
1-0
Nov. 21
Mark Massay, Labette Comm. Coll.
W; MD, 21-9
2-0
Nov. 21
Riley Banach, Northern Iowa
W; MD, 15-7
3-0
Nov. 21
Brice Wolf, Northern Iowa
W; D, 5-2
4-0
Nov. 21
Kevin Steinhaus, Minnesota
L; D, 4-3
4-1
Dec. 5
Travis Rogers, Bacone
W; MD, 12-2 5-1
Dec. 5
Corey Leach, Pratt Community College W; F, 4:18 6-1
Dec. 5
Jameon Rush, Hastings College
W; D, 6-0 7-1
Dec. 5
Chase Chavers, Central Missouri
W; D, 12-5 8-1
Dec. 5
Kamarudeen Usman, Nebraska-Kearney L; D, 6-3 8-2
Dec. 5
Alex Feldkamp, Pratt Community College W; MD, 16-5 9-2
Dec. 5
Nolan McBryde, Oklahoma
W; TF, 17-2
10-2
UNK Loper Open; Kearney, Neb. (1st)
Dec. 12
Matt Bailes, Central Missouri
W; MD, 13-3
11-2
Dec. 12
William Vincent, Hastings College
W; MD, 15-5
12-2
Dec. 12
Kody Kersten, Iowa Central Comm. Coll. W; D, 5-3
13-2
Dec. 12
Dallas Hintz, Wyoming
W; D, 6-2
14-2
Dec. 12
Patrick Martinez, Wyoming
W; D, 6-2
15-2
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
TF
MD
15-2
0-0
0/0
0/0
1
1
6
184 - Josh Ihnen
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15
Jimmy Duffy, Wisconsin
Nov. 28 9
Josh Patterson, Binghamton
Nov. 28 12
David Craig, Lehigh
Nov. 28
Ben Clymer, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Carter Downs, Appalachian State
Dec. 4
Erich Smith, Michigan
Dec. 4 3
Mike Pucillo, Ohio State
Dec. 4
Michael Grijalba, California Baptist
Dec. 4 17
Joe Budi, Old Dominion
Dec. 4
James Ciccone, Air Force
Dec. 4 20
Steve Bosak, Cornell
Dec. 10 18
Sonny Yohn, Minnesota
Dec. 12
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
7-6
3-4
13/13
4/6
Result
W; D, 6-1
L; MD, 14-0
L; D, 3-2
L; D, 5-2
W; MD, 9-0
W; D, 8-1
L; MD, 11-2
W; TF, 17-2
W; D, 6-3
W; MD, 12-0
L; MD, 12-2
L; D, 8-4
W; FOR
Pins
TF
0
1
Record
1-0
1-1
1-2
1-3
2-3
3-3
3-4
4-4
5-4
6-4
6-5
6-6
7-6
MD
2
197 - Craig Brester
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 15
Jackson Hein, Wisconsin
Nov. 28
Nate Schiedel, Binghamton
Nov. 28
Joe Kennedy, Lehigh
Nov. 28
Anthony Tortora, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Paul Glover, Appalachian State
Las Vegas Invitational; Primm, Nev. (1st)
Dec. 4
Josh Wood, Utah Valley
Dec. 4
Ryan Smith, Cal Poly
Dec. 4
Kamron Jackson, North Idaho
Dec. 4 17
Patrick Bond, Illinois
Dec. 5 13
Logan Brown, Purdue
Dec. 5 7
Eric Lapotsky, Oklahoma
Dec. 10
Joe Nord, Minnesota
Dec. 12 9
Tyler Sorenson, South Dakota State
W-L
Dual
DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
13-0
7-0
30/0
9/3
Result
W; MD, 14-2
W; TF, 16-0
W; D, 10-3
W; D, 6-0
W; F, 1:12
Record
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
W; F, 1:59
W; F, 1:00
W; F, 3:40
W; D, 6-0
W; F, 2:30
W; D, 6-3
W; F, 1:10
W; D, 8-2
Pins
TF
6
1
6-0
7-0
8-0
9-0
10-0
11-0
12-0
13-0
MD
1
Hwt. - Tucker Lane
Date
#Opponent
Nov. 15
Eric Bugenhagen, Wisconsin
Nov. 21
Sam Udell, Chadron State
Nov. 21
Dustin Finn, Central Oklahoma
Nov. 21
Ben Berhow, Minnesota
Nov. 21
Blake Rasing, Iowa
Nov. 28
Corey Waite, Binghamton
Nov. 28 6
Zach Rey, Lehigh
Nov. 28
Paul Snyder, Hofstra
Nov. 28
Ken Altarac, Appalachian State
Las Vegas Invitational; Primm, Nev. (1st)
Dec. 4
Grant Chapman, Old Dominion
Dec. 4
Matthew McLaughlin, Wyoming
Dec. 4
Ed Bordas, Rider
Dec. 5 13
Nathan Fernandez, Oklahoma
Dec. 5 10
Nate Everhart, Indiana
Dec. 10 11
Ben Berhow, Minnesota
Dec. 12
Jeremy Swier, South Dakota State
W-L
Dual DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
13-3
5-2
17/6
12/3
1
Hwt. - Alex Thomas
Date
#Opponent
Nov. 21
John Wonka, Wayne State
Nov. 21
Cole Tobin, Wisconsin
Nov. 21
Zack Wilcox, Nebraska-Omaha
Nov. 21
Dake Williams, Air Force
Nov. 21
Grant Chapman, Old Dominion
Dec. 5
Robert Tucker, Colorado School of Mines
Dec. 5
Pat Carey, Unattached
Dec. 5
Blake Rosholt, Oklahoma State
W-L
Dual DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
4-4
0-0
0/0
0/0
1
Hwt. - Levi Wofford
Date
#
Opponent
Nov. 21
Eric Thompson, Iowa State
Nov. 21
Brady Wilson, Minnesota State-Mankato
Nov. 21
Phil Mandzik, Iowa Central Comm. Coll.
Nov. 21
Dave Marone, Virginia Tech
Dec. 5
Blake Rosholt, Oklahoma State
Dec. 5
Justin Glenn, Fort Hays State
Dec. 5
Taylor Escamilla, Nebraska-Omaha
Dec. 5
Dustin Finn, Central Oklahoma
Dec. 5
Justin Glenn, Fort Hays State
Dec. 5
Taylor Escamilla, Nebraska-Omaha
W-L
Dual DP/Opp
DTD/OPP
Pins
7-3
0-0
0/0
0/0
0
Result
W; D, 4-3 (OT)
Record
1-0
W; D, 7-0
W; D, 3-1
W; D, 3-1
W; D, 3-2
W; D, 8-3
L; D, 3-2
W; D, 4-1
W; D, 7-4
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
6-1
7-1
8-1
W; MD, 9-0
W; F, 2:37
W; D, 4-0
W; D, 3-1
L; D, 3-2
L; D, 9-7 (OT)
W; TF, 19-4
TF
1
Result
9-1
10-1
11-1
12-1
12-2
12-3
13-3
MD
1
Record
L; D, 5-2
W; F, 2:36
W; D, 4-2
W; D, 2-1
L; D, 6-4
0-1
1-1
2-1
3-1
3-2
W; D, 3-0
L; D, 6-1
L; D, 6-2
TF
0
4-2
4-3
4-4
MD
0
Result
Record
W; M FOR
L; D, 3-2
W; D, 3-2
L; D, 5-2
1-0
1-1
2-1
2-2
W; D, 8-1
W; D, 6-0
W; D, 6-2
L; D, 5-4
W; D, 1-0
W; D, 4-3
TF
0
3-2
4-2
5-2
5-3
6-3
7-3
MD
0

2009-10 WRESTLING

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