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2015-16 CORNELL WRESTLING Game Notes 



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Head Coach Rob Koll 

Cornell head coach Rob Koll is in his 23rd season at Cornell 

(267-87-5, .751; 106-8-1 Ivy, .926) ... he is the David R. Dunlop ‘59 

Head Coach of Wrestling at Cornell ... the all-time winningest 

wrestling coach in program history, Koll has guided the Big 

Red to 14 straight Ivy League titles (17 overall), 10 consecutive 

EIWA crowns and eight top five NCAA team finishes, including 

second twice (2010, 2011) ... he was the 2005 NWCA Division 

I Coach of the Year and the Dan Gable Coach of the Year ... his 

wrestlers have won 12 national titles with 56 All-Americans 

and 55 individual EIWA champions. 

Assistant Coaches...........................Damion Hahn (Minnesota ‘04) 

Mike Grey (Cornell ‘11) 

Donnie Vinson (Binghamton ‘12) 

Athletic Trainer.............................................................Chris Scarlata 

Strength Coach...............................................................Tom Howley 

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2015-16 Schedule & Results 

NOVEMBER 

21 DREXEL #.................................................W, 37-3 

22 NEW YORK STATE INTERCOLLEGIATES &.....1st, 202 pts. 

Grapple at the Garden (New York, N.Y.) 

29 vs. #5 Nebraska.................................................. L, 14-21 

vs. #14 Rutgers................................................... L, 13-21 

DECEMBER 

4-5 at Las Vegas Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.).......2nd, 113 pts. 

JANUARY 

1-2 at Southern Scuffle (Chattanooga, Tenn.)... 4th, 98.5 pts. 

10 at #4 Missouri.................................................... L, 17-18 

15 * HARVARD ^...........................................W, 31-14 

16 * BROWN ^..............................................W, 30-13 

23 #6 LEHIGH ^...........................................L, 13-25 

FEBRUARY 

6 * COLUMBIA ^..........................................W, 23-15 

7 #4 OKLAHOMA STATE #.............................L, 12-32 

13 * at Penn................................................................ W, 21-9 

* at Princeton...................................................... W, 23-16 

MARCH 

5-6 at EIWA Championships (Princeton, N.J.).. 1st, 170.5 pts. 

17-19 at NCAA Championships (New York, N.Y.)............. All Day 

* - Ivy League game 

# - Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

& - Barton Hall (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

^ - Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

Home games in BOLD CAPS 

NCAAs 

#18 CORNELL Big Red (6-5, 5-0 Ivy) at 2016 NCAA Championships 

March 17-19, 2016 • New York, N.Y. • Madison Square Garden (18,200) 

Television: ESPN and ESPNU • Live Video: ESPN3.com • Live Stats: NCAA.com 

EIWA Champions — 1910, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1922, 1923, 1926, 1930, 1958, 1992, 1993, 

2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 

STORY LINES: 

• Years of hard work and dedication, coupled with a rare in-state opportunity to compete for national championships, will all come together 

when the Big Red’s contingent of nine wrestlers heads to Madison Square Garden for the three-day event beginning on Thursday, March 17. 

• Cornell won an unprecedented 10th consecutive EIWA title and its 14th-straight Ivy League crown earlier this spring and will attempt 

to claim its first team championship. 

• Cornell enters the tournament with a pair of wrestlers seeded No. 1 in their weight class - three-time All-American Nahshon Garrett at 

133 pounds and 2015 national champion Gabe Dean at 184 pounds. 

• Garrett, the 2014 NCAA runner-up at 125 pounds, became the 10th wrestler and fourth Cornellian to claim four EIWA crowns and now 

looks to add a first national title. 

• Three-time EIWA champion Dean will have a chance to join him next year, but in the meantime will look to become Cornell’s fourth 

two-time national champion (joining Dave Auble, Travis Lee and Kyle Dake). 

• Junior Brian Realbuto, the national runner-up a season ago at 157 pounds, is the No. 2 seed at 174 pounds after posting a 33-3 record 

this season and winning an EIWA title at 174 pounds. 

• Also collecting a top five seed is junior Dylan Palacio (No. 5 at 157), who fresh of his first EIWA title, will be looking to earn All-America 

honors for the first time. 

• Cornell will also have five unseeded wrestlers who will have a chance to climb through the field. 

• Seniors Duke Pickett (165) and Owen Scott (197) and freshmen Dalton Macri (125), Joey Galasso (149) and Jeramy Sweany (285) have each 

been ranked nationally during the season and are all, with the exception of Pickett, ready to step on the big stage for the first time in March. 

• Pickett is a two-time NCAA qualifier and 2016 EIWA runner-up who will be looking for his first NCAA win after making an appearance 

at nationals a year ago. 

CORNELL NCAA NOTES 

• The Big Red’s nine NCAA qualifiers were 136-10 (.932) against wrestlers who did not advance to the championship meet this season. 

• It is the third time in program history Cornell has had a pair of No. 1 seeds at the same tournament (Kyle Dake at 141 and Mack Lewnes 

at 174 in 2010; Cam Simaz at 197 and Kyle Dake at 157 in 2012). 

• Cornell has three wrestlers seeded in the top two in their weight class from the second straight year (No. 1 Gabe Dean at 184, No. 2 

Brian Realbuto at 157 and Nahshon Garrett at 133 in 2015) and the third time in school history (No. 1 Mack Lewnes at 174 and Kyle Dake 

at 141, No. 2 Troy Nickerson at 125 in 2010). 

• It is just the sixth time in program history Cornell has had four wrestlers seeded in the top five (1958, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2015). 

• Cornell has placed in the top five at the NCAA championships in six of the last seven seasons and in the top 10 in 11 of the last 13 years 

(eight straight). 

• Cornell will be sending a school-record tying nine NCAA qualifiers to New York City, matching a record set in 2005 and since matched 

in 2009, 2011, 2012 and 2015. 

• The Big Red has had at least one individual NCAA champion in seven of the last eight years and at least one finalist in eight straight 

campaigns. 

• The Big Red has had 12 different wrestlers win a combined 17 NCAA titles. Kyle Dake is one of three wrestlers to claim four national 

crowns (doing it in four different weight classes), while Dave Auble and Travis Lee won two titles each. 

• Cornell is one of just eight schools to qualify at least nine wrestlers for the championships, trailing only Nebraska, Oklahoma State and 

Rutgers with 10 apiece. Joining the Big Red with nine qualifiers is Iowa, Lehigh, Missouri and Penn State. 

• Cornell has had 37 wrestlers earn a total of 72 All-America honors, including 52 total All-Americans since 2002. 

• Since Rob Koll took over prior to the 1993-94 campaign, Cornell has had 152 NCAA qualifiers, 52 All-Americans and 12 national 

champions. In the first 63 seasons of the NCAA tournament, the Big Red program had 82 total NCAA qualifiers, 16 All-Americans and 

five national champions. 

• Cornell wrestlers have won at least 20 total matches in eight straight NCAA tournaments and 12 of the last 13. 

• The Big Red has qualified at least half its lineup in 17 of the last 18 seasons and 15 in a row. 

• Cornell has scored at least 50 team points in 12 of the last 13 NCAA tournaments, finishing no lower than 12th in any campaign. 

Lineup at the 2016 NCAA Championship 

#18 Cornell Big Red.........................Weight....Notes 

Dalton Macri (16-7)........................................125...........Ranked as high as No. 19 in national polls, 12-4 in last 16 matches 

#1 Nahshon Garrett (32-0)..............................133...........3x All-American, 4x EIWA champ, 3rd Cornell in career wins (144) 

Joey Galasso (20-12).......................................149...........2016 EIWA runner-up, 5-1 in last 6 matches 

#5 Dylan Palacio (13-1)...................................157...........2x 1st-team All-Ivy at 165, 2016 EIWA champ, missed fall due to injury 

Duke Pickett (26-9).........................................165...........2016 EIWA runner-up, 1st team All-Ivy in 2015, 90-42 career record 

#2 Brian Realbuto (33-3)................................174...........2015 NCAA runner-up at 157, 2x All-American, ranked as high as #1 this year 

#1 Gabe Dean (29-1).......................................184...........2015 NCAA champ, 2x All-American, 3x EIWA champ, 112-6 career record 

Owen Scott (15-7)..........................................197...........Third at 2016 EIWAS, 37-13 career record, two-year backup making 1st NCAA trip 

Jeramy Sweany (22-14)..................................HWT.........First among Cornell freshmen in wins, making first NCAA trip after placing at EIWAs 


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Rob Koll 

The David R. Dunlop ‘59 Head Coach 

• Rob Koll, the David R. Dunlop ’59 Head Coach of 

Wrestling, is in his 23rd season as the mentor of the 

Cornell wrestling program. 

• Under Koll’s direction, the Big Red has captured 17 Ivy 

League titles, crowned 12 NCAA champions and achieved 

56 All-Americans and 55 individual EIWA champs. 

• He is the school’s career leader in wins, posting a 

267-87-5 (.751) career record. 

• Over the past 10 years, Cornell has shown without question that it is one of the nation’s 

elite squads with 45 All-Americans, 10 national champions, eight top five team finishes 

at the NCAAs and 10 straight EIWA titles. 

• In addition, the Big Red has won 14 consecutive Ivy crowns and 73 straight Ivy matches. 

THE KOLL FILE 

PERSONAL 

Family: wife Rachel, sons William and Daniel. 

EDUCATION 

North Carolina University - Chapel Hill, 1989 (B.A. in Communication) 

WRESTLING EXPERIENCE 

University of North Carolina 

• 1988 NCAA champion at 158 pounds. 

• Four-time NCAA All-American, posted 150-20-1 career record. 

• Three-time ACC champion. 

• Twice selected to compete in the NWCA All-Star Classic. 

Post Collegiate 

• Alternate for 1992 U.S. OIympic team. 

• Won his weight class at the 1990 and 1993 World Cups. 

• A 1992 World Cup Grand Prix champion. 

• Placed fifth at the 1991 World Championships in Tokyo. 

• Pan-Am Games champ in 1989. 

• National Freestyle champion in 1990 and 1991. 

• Runner-up at the 1989 Olympic Festival in Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Cornell University 

• Assistant coach under Jack Spates for four seasons, helping Big Red to four Ivy and two EIWA titles. 

• Helped develop 18 NCAA qualifiers in his four seasons as an assistant. 

COACHING EXPERIENCE 

EIWA 

NCAA 

Year School Position Record Ivy Record (Finish) Finish Finish 

1993-94 Cornell Head Coach 14-6 4-1 (2nd) 4th t-17th 

1994-95 Cornell Head Coach 15-5 5-0 (1st) 4th t-56th 

1995-96 Cornell Head Coach 14-3 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-42nd 

1996-97 Cornell Head Coach 11-5 3-2 (3rd) 4th t-41st 

1997-98 Cornell Head Coach 11-5-2 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-67th 

1998-99 Cornell Head Coach 16-2-1 4-0-1 (t-1st) 2nd t-33rd 

1999-00 Cornell Head Coach 11-4 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-34th 

2000-01 Cornell Head Coach 8-4-1 4-1 (t-1st) 4th t-28th 

2001-02 Cornell Head Coach 8-4 4-1 (2nd) 3rd t-18th 

2002-03 Cornell Head Coach 13-5 5-0 (1st) 2nd 10th 

2003-04 Cornell Head Coach 11-6 5-0 (1st) 3rd 11th 



2006-07 Cornell Head Coach 9-5 5-0 (1st) 1st 12th 



2009-10 Cornell Head Coach 9-4-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 2nd 

2010-11 Cornell Head Coach 13-1 5-0 (1st) 1st 2nd 



2013-14 Cornell Head Coach 13-1-0 5-0 (1st) 1st 7th 

2014-15 Cornell Head Coach 17-2-0 5-0 (1st) 1st 5th 

2015-16 Cornell Head Coach 6-5-0 5-0 (1st) 1st 

Totals as head coach 23rd season at COR 267-87-5 106-8-1 

THE STREAKS: 

• Cornell has won 10 consecutive EIWA 

team titles, the longest streak in conference 

history. 

• The Big Red has crowned at least one EIWA 

champion in each of the last 15 seasons and 

in 25 of the last 26 years. 

• The Big Red is 50-1 (.980) in its last 51 

duals against current EIWA competitors 

dating back to 2010-11. 

• Cornell is 89-4-1 (.952) in dual meet action 

against current EIWA teams dating back to 

2004-05, including 81-0 against teams other 

than Lehigh. 

• Head coach Rob Koll’s teams have racked 

up 14 Ivy League titles in a row, the longest 

title streak in any sport in conference 

history. 

• Cornell has won 73 consecutive Ivy League 

dual meets dating back to the 2001-02 

campaign. 

• Cornell has placed in the top five at the 

NCAA championships in six of the last seven 

seasons and in the top 10 in 11 of the last 13 years (eight straight). 

• Cornell is 94-20-1 (.822) in dual meet competition in the last seven seasons. 

CONSECUTIVE EIWA TITLES: 

School (Years)........................ Consec. Titles 

Cornell (2007-pr).............................................. 10 

Cornell (1912-17)............................................... 6 

Lehigh (2002-06)..........................................................5 

Lehigh (1931-35)..........................................................5 

Yale (1905-09)..............................................................5 

Penn (1996-99)............................................................4 

Navy (1943-46).............................................................4 

Penn State (1918-21)....................................................4 

LONGEST ACTIVE CONFERENCE TITLE STREAKS: 

Conference... School (Years).......... Consec. Titles 

Ivy...................Cornell (2003-pr)................................14 

EIWA................Cornell (2007-pr)................................10 

Pac-12.............Oregon State (2012-pr)........................5 

Big 12..............Oklahoma State (2013-pr)....................4 

MAC.................Missouri (2013-pr)................................4 

ACC..................NC State (2016-pr)................................1 

Big Ten.............Penn State (2016-pr)............................1 

EWL.................Rider (2016-pr)....................................1 

Southern..........Appalachin State (2016-pr)..................1 

• The Big Red is 37-5 (.881) in its last 42 home duals dating back to the 2009-10 season. 

• Big Red wrestling has won 68 consecutive dual meets against unranked teams dating back to the 

beginning of the 2007-08 season. 

• Cornell has won 28 straight meets against New York state opponents. 

• The Big Red has won four consecutive New York State team titles. 

• Dylan Palacio (157) and Brian Realbuto (174) also won EIWA titles, while Joey Galasso (149) and Duke 

Pickett (165) advanced to the finals. 

ALL-IVY LEAGUE AWARDS: 

• Senior Nahshon Garrett earned his second Ivy League Wrestler of the Year award and freshman Joey 

Galasso became the third Cornellian in the last four years to capture Ivy League Rookie of the Year when 

the Ancient Eight announced its all-league teams. 

• In addition, Rob Koll captured Ivy League Coach of the Year honors for the second straight year, sharing 

the honor with Princeton’s Chris Ayres. 

• Garrett (133) and Galasso (149), both unanimous first-team picks, were joined on every ballot by firstteamers 

Gabe Dean (184), Brian Realbuto (174) and Dalton Macri (125). 

• Senior Duke Pickett (165) captured second-team accolades and sophomore Dylan Realbuto (141) and 

freshman Jeramy Sweany (285) took spots on the honorable mention squad. 

NOTES TO KNOW: 

• Senior Nahshon Garrett, a three-time All-American, sports a 33-match win streak and is unbeaten 

(32-0) this season. 

• Garrett ranks third all-time at Cornell with 144 wins and could move into second behind Mack Lewnes’ 

record of 150 with a march through the NCAAs. 

• Garrett has 90 career bonus wins, good for third on the school’s all-time charts and needs one to match 

Mack Lewnes ‘12 for second. 

• Junior Gabe Dean became the 23rd Cornellian with 100 career wins and now ranks 17th (112). 

• Dean joined the school’s top 10 for career falls with his pin against Harvard and now has 29 in his first 

three seasons. 

• Dean also ranks third all-time at Cornell in individual winning percentage (112-6, .949), behind only 

Dave Auble (.981, 51-1) and Dake (.972, 137-4). 

• Both junior Brian Realbuto (92-14) and senior Duke Pickett (90-42) both reached 90 career wins at the 

EIWAs, becoming the 28th and 29th players in Cornell history to reach that mark. 

• Since the Friedman Wrestling Center opened in January of 2003, the Big Red is 66-13-1 (.831). 

• The Big Red finished the 2014-15 dual meet season with a 17-2 record, the third-highest total in school 

history. Cornell won a record 21 matches during the 1991-92 campaign. 

• Head coach Rob Koll became the ninth Big Red coach in any sport to reach 250 career victories with a 

sweep at the Grapple at the Garden last season. He now sports a 267-87-5 record in dual meets. 

• The Big Red has won 14 consecutive Ivy crowns and 73 straight Ivy matches. 

• Cornell’s 14 straight Ivy League titles build on the Big Red’s record of consecutive Ivy titles by the same 


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TALL IVY: 

• Since Rob Koll took over the Cornell program in 1993, the Big Red has gone 106-8-1 (.926) in its 115 Ivy League matches. 

• Over that same span, Penn is next best at 91-23-1, followed by Brown (45-69-1). 

• Rounding out the field is Columbia 44-71, Harvard 38-76-1 and Princeton 19-96. 

• Dating back to the 2002-03 season (14 years), Cornell’s perfect 70-0 record laps the competition. Penn is second-best at 51-19, followed 

by Columbia 33-37, Harvard 20-49-1, Brown 19-50-1 and Princeton 16-54. 

• Since the start of Ivy competition, the Big Red is 283-52-1 (.844) with 37 league titles in 60 seasons (12 second place finishes). 

Since 2002-03 (current title streak) Since 1992-93 (Rob Koll arrives at Cornell) Since 1955-56 (first season of Ivy competition) 

Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB Pl. School W-L-T Win% GB 

1. Cornell 70-0 1.000 — 1. Cornell 106-8-1 .926 — 1. Cornell 283-52-1 .844 — 

2. Penn 51-19 .729 19 2. Penn 91-23-1 .796 15 2. Penn 174-155-7 .528 106 

3. Columbia 33-37 .471 37 3. Brown 45-69-1 .396 61 3. Princeton 156-175-5 .472 125 

4. Harvard 20-49-1 .293 49.5 4. Columbia 44-71 .383 62.5 4. Columbia 143-190-3 .430 139 

5. Brown 19-50-1 .279 50.5 5. Harvard 38-76-1 .335 68 5. Harvard 130-202-4 .393 151.5 

6. Princeton 16-54 .229 54 6. Princeton 19-96 .165 87.5 6. Brown 101-188-4 .352 159 

7. Yale 94-105-6 .473 N/A 

8. Dartmouth 2-17 .105 N/A 

team in a sport. The wrestling team has won three more than Cornell had in men’s gymnastics (from 1967-68 to 1976-77) and men’s lacrosse 

(1973-74 to 1982-83), as well as Princeton in men’s lacrosse (1994-95 to 2003-04). 

• Every four-year member of the Cornell wrestling team who has enrolled since 1980 has won at least one Ivy League title during their career. 

• The Big Red is 253-81-3 all-time against teams from New York state in its history — Army (11-17-1), Binghamton (7-0), Brooklyn Poly (2-0), 

Buffalo (6-4), Clarkson (2-0), Colgate (29-2), Columbia (88-13), Cortland (17-1), Geneseo (1-0), Hofstra (18-4), Ithaca (12-3), Long Island 

(1-0), Manhattan (1-0), NYU (2-0), Queens (1-0), RPI (2-0), RIT (7-0-1), St. Lawrence (0-1), Syracuse (42-35-1), Union (2-1) and Wagner (2-0). 

• The Big Red’s coaching staff has combined for 11 All-America accolades and three individual NCAA titles at a total of two different weight 

classes as collegiate athletes. 

EIWA CHAMPIONSHIPS 

• The Cornell wrestling team clinched its 10th consecutive EIWA team title, winning four individual crowns and qualifying eight for the NCAA 

championships as day two of the 2016 EIWA championship meet concluded at Princeton’s Jadwin Gymnasium. 

• The Big Red posted 170.5 team points to squeak by runner-up Lehigh (160) - the sixth time in the last eight years the Mountain Hawks 

finished right behind Cornell. 

• Senior Nahshon Garrett became the 10th wrestler in the history of the EIWAs to win four individual titles, joining fellow Cornellians Travis 

Lee ‘05, Mack Lewnes ‘11 and Cam Simaz ‘12 in reaching that milestone. 

• He also moved into third place on the school’s career wins list with 144, surpassing two-time national champion Lee. 

• Garrett was given the Coaches Award as the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler and the Fletcher Award for the second straight year 

for posting the most career team points at the EIWA championships after improving to 32-0. 

• Junior Gabe Dean held to form as well, becoming the 58th wrestler to claim three Eastern titles with an electric tournament that concluded 

with the Sheridan Award (most pins in the shortest period) and a pin in the finals in less than a minute. 

• Cornell had a dominant first session on Sunday, winning six of its seven semifinal matches and earning six more NCAA bids on top of the 

two that qualified on Saturday. 

• It was the eighth consecutive year Big Red wrestlers captured at least three individual EIWA titles. 

• It was also the sixth straight year the Big Red had all 10 wrestlers place and the second straight year it left the tournament with eight NCAA qualifiers. 

EIWA NOTES: 

• Cornell has won each of the last 10 EIWA team titles, the longest streak in the meet’s 100+ year history. 

• The Big Red has the top two streaks, winning six straight from 1912-17. 

• Senior Nahshon Garrett became the fourth Cornellian and 10th overall wrestler to claim four Eastern titles. 

• Junior Gabe Dean has three titles in his first three years and became the program’s 10th three-time champion and 58th in EIWA history. 

• The Big Red has crowned at least one EIWA champion in each of the last 15 seasons and in 25 of the last 26 years. Only Lehigh, with 17 

straight years with an Eastern champion, has a longer current streak. 

• Cornell has had at least three individual EIWA champions in eight consecutive seasons. 

• In the last seven seasons, Cornell wrestlers have won EIWA titles at each weight except 285 pounds. The last heavyweight to stand at the 

top of the podium was Seth Charles in 1999. 

NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll (FINAL) 

RK Team Pts. 

1. Penn State (12 1st place, 16-0).....................300 

2. N.C. State (23-1)...........................................282 

3. Virginia Tech (16-2)......................................271 

4. Iowa (16-1)..................................................270 

5. Oklahoma State (13-3).................................257 

6. Missouri (14-2).............................................240 

7. Ohio State (11-3)..........................................215 

8. Michigan (13-3)...........................................214 

9. Lehigh (13-3)...............................................198 

10. Rutgers (16-5)..............................................196 

11. Oklahoma (10-5)..........................................186 

12. Nebraska (10-6)...........................................174 

13. Illinois (13-5)................................................156 

14. North Carolina (13-5)...................................130 

15. Kent State (15-3)..........................................123 

16. Minnesota (10-8).........................................121 

17. Iowa State (10-6).........................................106 

18. Cornell (6-5)...................................................98 

19. Central Michigan (11-5).................................85 

20. Ohio University (13-3)....................................78 

21. South Dakota State (14-6)..............................50 

22. Oregon State (11-6)........................................41 

23. Appalachian State (11-4)...............................25 

24. Arizona State (12-7).......................................22 

25. Chattanooga (12-4)........................................16 

Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh, Virginia, Purdue, 

CSU Bakersfield, Duke, Stanford 

Intermat Tournament Rankings (March 9, 2016) 

RK Team Pts. 

1. Penn State.................................................117.5 

2. Oklahoma State.........................................108.5 

3. Virginia Tech................................................94.5 

4. Iowa............................................................84.5 

5. Ohio State....................................................79.5 

6. Cornell.........................................................76.5 

7. N.C. State.....................................................73.5 

8. Missouri.......................................................65.5 

9. Illinois............................................................61 

10. Michigan.....................................................56.5 

11. Nebraska........................................................38 

12. North Carolina................................................37 

13. Oklahoma.......................................................35 

14. Rutgers........................................................32.5 

15. Wisconsin....................................................29.5 

16. Minnesota......................................................29 

17. Stanford......................................................25.5 

18. Kent State.......................................................22 

19. CSU Bakersfield...........................................19.5 

20. Oregon State..................................................18 

21. Central Michigan.........................................17.5 

22. Duke...............................................................16 

23. Arizona State...............................................14.5 

Northwestern..............................................14.5 

South Dakota State......................................14.5 

Cornell Individual National Rankings (March 9, 2016) 

Weight Name Intermat W.I.N. OpenMat Wrestling Report Flo AVG 

125 Dalton Macri — — — 22 18 20 

133 Nahshon Garrett 1 1 1 1 1 1 

149 Joey Galasso — — — 30 — 30 

157 Dylan Palacio 8 6 6 8 8 7.2 

165 Duke Pickett 16 17 20 9 20 16.4 

174 Brian Realbuto 2 2 2 2 2 2 

184 Gabe Dean 1 1 1 1 1 1 

197 Owen Scott — — — 29 — 29 

285 Jeramy Sweany — — — 30 — 30 


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Season Charts 

Season Wins 

1. Gabe Dean (2014-15)....................................... 43 

Nahshon Garrett (2012-13).............................. 43 

3. Mike Nevinger (2012-13)................................. 42 

Cam Simaz (2009-10)....................................... 42 

Mike Grey (2007-08)........................................ 42 

6. Joe Mazzurco (2004-05)................................... 41 

Clint Wattenberg (2001-02)............................. 41 

David Hirsch (1993-94).................................... 41 

9. Gabe Dean (2013-14)....................................... 40 

Mack Lewnes (2009-10)................................... 40 

Tyler Baier (2004-05)........................................ 40 

Season Winning Percentage (EIWA qualifiers) 

1. Kyle Dake (2012-13)..........................1.000 (37-0) 

2. Kyle Dake (2011-13)..........................1.000 (35-0) 

3. Travis Lee (2002-03)..........................1.000 (34-0) 

4. Troy Nickerson (2008-09)..................1.000 (25-0) 

5. Dave Auble (1958-59).......................1.000 (20-0) 

6. Frank Bettucci (1952-53)...................1.000 (19-0) 

7. Dave Auble (1959-60).......................1.000 (17-0) 

8. Frank Bettucci (1951-52)...................1.000 (14-0) 

9. Glenn Stafford (1928-29)..................1.000 (11-0) 

10. Mack Lewnes (2009-10).......................976 (40-1) 

-- Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)....... 1.000 (32-0) 

Season Bonus Wins 

1. Cam Simaz (2009-10)....................................... 31 

2. Kyle Dake (2012-13)......................................... 28 

Mack Lewnes (2010-11)................................... 28 

4. Travis Lee (2004-05)......................................... 27 

5. David Hirsch (1993-94).................................... 26 

Dustin Manotti (2004-05)................................ 26 

7. Cam Simaz (2010-11)....................................... 25 


9. Gabe Dean (2015-16)............................. 24 

Mack Lewnes (2009-10)................................... 24 

Gabe Dean (2014-15)....................................... 24 

Brian Realbuto (2013-14)................................. 24 

-- Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)..................... 23 

-- Brian Realbuto (2015-16)....................... 20 

Season Falls 

1. Kyle Dake (2012-13)......................................... 18 

2. Cam Simaz (2010-11)....................................... 17 

Steve Anceravage (2007-08)............................ 17 

4. Mack Lewnes (2010-11)................................... 15 

5. Mack Lewnes (2009-10)................................... 14 

Brian Realbuto (2013-14)................................. 14 

Jace Bennett (2012-13).................................... 14 

8. Tyler Baier (2004-05)........................................ 13 

Mack Lewnes (2008-09)................................... 13 

Steve Bosak (2011-12)..................................... 13 

Mack Lewnes (2007-08)................................... 13 

Walter Grote (1972-73).................................... 13 

Season Tech Falls 

1. David Hirsch (1993-94).................................... 10 


3. Nahshon Garrett (2014-15)................................ 9 

Pat Welch (1983-84)........................................... 9 

5. Travis Lee (2004-05)........................................... 8 

Dustin Manotti (2004-05).................................. 8 

7. Nahshon Garrett (2015-16)....................... 7 

Cam Simaz (2011-12)......................................... 7 

Cam Simaz (2009-10)......................................... 7 

Gabe Dean (2014-15)......................................... 7 

Clint Wattenberg (2002-03)............................... 7 

Nahshon Garrett (2013-14)................................ 7 

Carl Keske (1996-97).......................................... 7 

Mark Fergeson (1989-90)................................... 7 

Pat Welch (1984-85)........................................... 7 

-- Gabe Dean (2015-16)............................... 6 

-- Brian Realbuto (2015-16)......................... 6 

Season Major Decisions 

1. Dustin Manotti (2004-05)................................ 18 

2. Joe Mazzurco (2004-05)................................... 15 

Mike Grey (2007-08)........................................ 15 

Mark Fergeson (1990-91)................................. 15 

5. David Hirsch (1993-94).................................... 13 

Cam Simaz (2009-10)....................................... 13 

Pat Waters (1989-90)....................................... 13 

8. Nahshon Garrett (2012-13).............................. 12 

Travis Lee (2003-04)......................................... 12 

Dennis Kitko (1994-95).................................... 12 

Mark Fergeson (1992-93)................................. 12 

John Bove (1993-94)........................................ 12 

-- Gabe Dean (2015-16)............................... 9 

Season Dominance Ranking (EIWA qualifiers) 

1. Forbes Brown (1945-46)............................. 5.000 

2. Kyle Dake (2012-13).................................... 4.784 

3. Troy Nickerson (2008-09)............................ 4.720 

4. Nahshon Garrett (2015-16).................4.594 

5. Cam Simaz (2011-12).................................. 4.563 

6. Nathan Hurwitz (1933-34).......................... 4.429 

7. Gabe Dean (2015-16).........................4.400 

8. Kyle Dake (2011-12).................................... 4.371 

9. Cam Simaz (2010-11).................................. 4.316 

10. Travis Lee (2004-05).................................... 4.237 

SOUTHERN SCUFFLE: 

• Junior Gabe Dean became the ninth three-time Scuffle champion and senior Nahshon Garrett won 

his second title as the Cornell wrestling team finished fourth in a loaded 2016 Defense Soap & Flips 

Wrestling Southern Scuffle field. 

• Cornell finished the two-day tournament with four wrestlers on the podium and 98.5 points to finish 

behind only Penn State (183), Oklahoma State (158) and Lehigh (104.5). 

• Dean swept through an all-EIWA semifinals, defeating Navy’s Matthew Miller 10-5 in the semis and 

Nathaniel Brown of Lehigh 8-2 in the finals. 

• During the tournament he became the 23rd Big Red wrestler to 100 wins (104-5). 

• The victory over Brown was a rematch of last season’s NCAA and EIWA championship matches. 

• Garrett, the No. 1-ranked wrestler at 133 pounds was even more dominant, earning bonus points in 

each match en route to the title. 

• He busted out quickly in the finals against Penn State’s Jordan Conaway, majoring him 14-4 for the crown. 

• That came after earlier in the day taking an injury default win over Kaid Brock of Oklahoma State after 

dominating the first 90 seconds. 

• He took a tech fall victory over Minnesota’s Sam Brancale in the quarterfinals after earning a fall and 

a tech fall in victories on day one. 

• Also finishing on the podium were junior Brian Realbuto at 174 pounds and 165-pounder Duke Pickett, 

both of whom finished sixth. 

LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL: 

• Senior Nahshon Garrett became the fifth person to claim three Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational titles 

to start the night, upsetting the No. 1 ranked wrestler at 133 pounds to lead three Cornell champions as 

the Big Red finished second as a team. 

• Juniors Brian Realbuto (174) and Gabe Dean (184) capped the night with dominant efforts in the finals 

as five Big Red wrestlers reached the podium at one of the nation’s premier events. 

• Garrett remained unbeaten since his move up to 133 pounds by knocking off undefeated defending 

national champion Corey Brewer of Oklahoma, the event’s top seed. 

• He rallied from an early 7-2 deficit for an impressive 14-9 victory to claim his third title, joining four-time 

champion Logan Stieber (Ohio State, 2011-14) and fellow three-time champions Ben Askren (Missouri, 

2004-06), Andrew Howe (Oklahoma/Wisconsin, 2009-10, 13) and fellow Big Red great Mack Lewnes 

(Cornell, 2008-10). 

• Dean will have a chance to join Garrett on that list a year from now after earning his second crown with 

a dominant 15-6 major decision victory over 12th-ranked Dominic Abounader of Michigan. 

• Rounding out the championship performances was a dominant 11-1 finals win by Realbuto over No. 

15 Bryce Hammond of Cal-Bakersfield. 

• Missouri won the team title with 154 points with Cornell settling in as the runner-up with 113 points. 

• Cornell won the 2010 title and has now finished in the top six in each of the last eight seasons and five 

times in the top three. 

• The Big Red has won 17 individual titles dating back to 2004, including at least two in three straight years. 

GRAPPLE AT THE GARDEN: 

• The Cornell wrestling team got into early holes in both dual matches and couldn’t make up enough 

ground late as the Big Red dropped a 21-14 decision to No. 5 Nebraska and a 21-13 contest to No. 14 

Rutgers on Nov. 29, 2015 at the Grapple at the Garden in Madison Square Garden. 

• Cornell’s three returning All-Americans, the staples of the Big Red lineup, each went 2-0 on the day with 

Nahshon Garrett topping a pair of nationally ranked wrestlers at 133. 

• Garrett earned an 11-3 major decision victory over Nebraska’s 10th-ranked Eric Montoya and captured 

a 6-1 decision over No. 17 Anthony Giraldo of Rutgers. 

• No. 2 Brian Realbuto topped Nebraska’s 15th-ranked 174-pounder 9-6 and defeated Phil Bakuckas of 

Rutgers 6-1. 

• Top-ranked Gabe Dean had an 11-3 major decision over Nebraska’s seventh-ranked T.J. Dudley and 

overcame a slow start to major Nicholas Gravina of Rutgers, 13-5. 

• Freshman heavyweight Jeramy Sweany had an outstanding effort in a 5-2 win over No. 13 Collin Jensen 

in the first dual before a closer-than-the-final-score 8-1 loss to No. 7 Billy Smith of Rutgers. 

THE BIG RED AT THE NEW YORK STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS: 

• Cornell pinned its way to a fourth consecutive New York State Wrestling title, easily securing the title by 

winning five individual titles and cruising past second place Army 202-171 at Barton Hall. 

• Binghamton (133.5), Buffalo (136) and Columbia (123.5) rounded out the top five teams. 

• Nahshon Garrett (133), Dylan Realbuto (141), Duke Pickett (165), Brian Realbuto (174) and Gabe Dean 

(184) all won titles, two more Big Red wrestlers reached the finals (Dalton Macri medically forfeited to 

second at 125; Will Koll lost to teammate Dylan Realbuto in a one-point decision in the finals) and the other 

three reached the semifinals, with Jeramy Sweany medically forfeiting out the rest of the tournament after 

winning his first two matches at heavyweight by fall. 


Career Charts 

Career Wins (100+ wins) 

1. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)................................. 150 

2. Cam Simaz (2009-12)..................................... 145 

3. Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr)................... 144 

4. Travis Lee (2002-05)....................................... 143 

5. Kyle Dake (2010-13)....................................... 137 

6. Dustin Manotti (2003-06).............................. 135 

7. Mark Fergeson (1990-93)............................... 133 

8. Steve Bosak (2009-13)................................... 131 

9. Chris Villalonga (2011-15).............................. 122 

10. Jerry Rinaldi (2004-07).................................. 120 

11. Steve Anceravage (2006-09).......................... 119 

12. Jordan Lee (2005-09)..................................... 118 

13. Mike Grey (2008-11)...................................... 117 

14. Jace Bennett (2012-15).................................. 115 

15. Clint Wattenberg (1999-2003)....................... 113 

Mike Nevinger (2011-14)............................... 113 

17. Gabe Dean (2013-pr)............................ 112 

David Hirsch (1991-94).................................. 112 

19. Joe Mazzurco (2002-06)................................. 110 

Justin Kerber (2007-11)................................. 110 

Frank Perelli (2008-12)................................... 110 

22. Tyler Baier (2001-05)...................................... 103 

Jim Stanec (1998-2002)................................. 103 

24. Shawn Bradley (1996-99).............................. 101 

Career Winning Percentage 

1. Dave Auble (1958-60)..........................981 (51-1) 

2.. Kyle Dake (2010-13)...........................972 (137-4) 

3. Gabe Dean (2013-pr)................ .949 (112-6) 

4. Frank Bettucci (1951-53)......................941 (48-3) 

5. Glenn Stafford (1927-29).....................929 (26-2) 

6. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)...................926 (150-12) 

7. Troy Nickerson (2006-10).....................924 (97-8) 

8. Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr)..... .923 (144-12) 

Robert Mathers (1938-40)...................923 (24-2) 

10. Travis Lee (2002-05).........................917 (143-13) 

Career Bonus Wins 

1. Cam Simaz (2009-12)....................................... 93 

2. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)................................... 91 

3 Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr)..................... 90 

5. Kyle Dake (2010-13)......................................... 83 

4. Travis Lee (2002-05)......................................... 81 

6. Mark Fergeson (1990-93)................................. 74 

7. Steve Bosak (2009-13)..................................... 73 

8. Gabe Dean (2013-pr).............................. 70 


10. Mike Grey (2008-11)........................................ 65 

Career Falls 

1. Mack Lewnes (2008-11)................................... 55 

2. Cam Simaz (2009-12)....................................... 47 

3. Kyle Dake (2010-13)......................................... 44 

4. Steve Bosak (2009-13)..................................... 39 

5. Troy Nickerson (2006-10)................................. 38 

6. Steve Anceravage (2006-09)............................ 37 

7. Jace Bennett (2012-15).................................... 33 

8. Gabe Dean (2013-pr).............................. 29 

9. Walter Grote (1972-74).................................... 28 

Travis Lee (2002-05)......................................... 28 

-- Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr)..................... 21 

-- Brian Realbuto (2013-pr)....................... 20 

Career Tech Falls 

1. Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr)..................... 33 

2. Dustin Manotti (2002-06(................................ 21 

Pat Welch (1981-85)......................................... 21 

4. Travis Lee (2001-05)......................................... 20 

5. Gabe Dean (2013-pr).............................. 19 

Cam Simaz (2008-12)....................................... 19 

7. Mark Fergeson (1989-93)................................. 15 

8. Mike Nevinger (2010-14)................................. 14 

David Hirsch (1990-94).................................... 14 

10. Clint Wattenberg (1998-03)............................. 13 

Carl Keske (1993-97)........................................ 13 

-- Brian Realbuto (2013-pr)....................... 12 

Career Major Decisions 

1. Mark Fergeson (1989-983)............................... 45 


3. Mike Grey (2007-11)........................................ 37 

4. Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr)..................... 36 

5. Travis Lee (2001-05)......................................... 33 

6. Joe Mazzurco (2001-06)................................... 31 

7. Kyle Dake (2009-13)......................................... 30 

8. Mack Lewnes (2007-11)................................... 29 

David Hirsch (1990-94).................................... 29 

10. Cam Simaz (2008-12)....................................... 27 

Steve Bosak (2008-13)..................................... 27 

-- Gabe Dean (2013-pr).............................. 22 

Career Dominance Ranking (min. 50 matches) 

1. Kyle Dake (2009-13).................................... 4.106 

2. Dave Auble (1957-60)................................. 4.038 

3. Gabe Dean (2013-pr)..........................3.941 

4. Troy Nickerson (2005-10)............................ 3.933 

5. Mack Lewnes (2007-11).............................. 3.840 

6. Frank Bettucci (1950-53)............................. 3.706 

7. Nahshon Garrett (2012-pr).................3.654 

8. Travis Lee (2001-05).................................... 3.564 

9. Cam Simaz (2008-12).................................. 3.518 

10. Brian Realbuto (2013-pr)...................3.189 

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• Winning by fall became a theme on the day, as the Big Red won 15 matches by pin in the 

championship bracket, where its 10 scoring wrestlers posted a cumulative 35-4 record with 26 

bonus point victories. 

DAKE ‘13 CLAIMS SENIOR NATIONAL FREESTYLE CHAMPIONSHIP: 

• Needing to finish in the top seven at his weight class to qualify for the Olympic Trials, Kyle Dake 

did that and more in Las Vegas, Nev., on Dec. 19. 

• At a new weight, Dake battled his way to the 2015 U.S. Senior Freestyle National championship 

by defeating rival David Taylor in the finals, 11-4. 

• Entering the tournament as the No. 7 seed, Dake nearly won by tech fall in the first 30 seconds 

against Taylor with an opening takedown before rolling him three times to expose Taylor’s back 

for two points each to gain an 8-0 lead, but Taylor reversed to cut the lead to 8-2. 

• Taylor looked to be getting back into the match after earning a takedown to make it 8-4, but 

Dake reversed him and rolled him again to make it 11-4 at the end of one. 

• Dake defended throughout the second period with no points being scored. 

• He moved to 7-0 all-time against Taylor in collegiate and international competition. 

• Dake, who was underseeded largely due to his recent move to the 86kg from 74kg, topped Titan 

Mercury Wrestling Club teammate Tyrel Todd by fall 1:53 into his first match. 

• In the quarterfinals, Dake controlled the match against Titan teammate Keith Gavin, the No. 2 

seed in the tournament, en route to a 6-2 win by decision. 

• Dake won a nailbiter in the semifinals against No. 3 seed Jon Reader, earning the first two takedowns 

of the match to build a 4-0 lead on his way to a 6-4 triumph to reach the finals. 

NEXT UP: 

• With the season complete, Cornell will begin defense of its 14 straight Ivy League and 10 consecutive 

EIWA titles when practice begins in the fall. 

CORNELL WRESTLING BY THE NUMBERS: 

.566 — Individual winning percentage by Cornell wrestlers at the NCAA championships 

.577 — Individual winning percentage by Cornell wrestlers at the EIWA championships 

.604 — Individual winning percentage by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926) 

.662 — All-time winning percentage in dual meets 

.844 — All-time winning percentage in Ivy League dual meets 

1 — Gold medal winner (Charles Ackerly, 1920 in Antwerp, Belgium - freestyle featherweight) 

1 — Hodge Award winner as the nation’s most outstanding wrestler (Kyle Dake ‘13 — 2013) 

2 — Highest team finish at the NCAA championships, accomplished in 2010 and 2011 

4 — Big Red Olympians 

4 — Consecutive NCAA titles by Kyle Dake ‘13, one of three wrestlers to win four titles 

and the first to do so at four different weight classes and without a redshirt season 

6 — Sheridan Award winners (most pins in shortest period at EIWA championship) 

6 — The Big Red is one of just six schools to win the NWCA National Duals (2011) 

7 — EIWA Rookies of the Year 

8 — EIWA Wrestlers of the Year 

10 — Consecutive EIWA team titles (conference record) 

11 — EIWA Fletcher award winners (Most career points at EIWA championships) 

13 — Coaches Award winners (EIWA Outstanding Wrestler) 

14 — Consecutive Ivy League team titles (conference record) 

14 — Ivy League Rookies of the Year 

15 — Ivy League Wrestlers of the Year 

17 — NCAA champions 

18 — Win by fall for Kyle Dake (2013), a single-season school record 

24 — EIWA team titles 

43 — Wins in a season for Nahshon Garrett (2013) and Gabe Dean (2015), a school record 

55 — Career falls for Mack Lewnes ‘11, a school record 

65 — Dual meet wins over nationally ranked teams since 1993 (65-74-5) 

66 — All-time wins at Friedman Wrestling Center (66-13-1) 

73 — Consecutive Ivy League dual match wins (conference record) 

73 — NCAA All-Americans 

79 — Consecutive matches won by Kyle Dake ‘13 to close his career, a school record 

88 — Dual meet wins over Columbia, the most against any opponent 

93 — Career bonus wins for Cam Simaz ‘12, a school record 

143 — First-team All-Ivy League selections 

151 — EIWA champions 

150 — Career wins by Mack Lewnes ‘11, the school’s career leader 

234 — Individual NCAA qualifiers 

255 — EIWA individual finalists 

283 — All-time Ivy League dual meet wins (283-52-1) 

291 — All-Ivy League selections 

476 — EIWA placewinners 

481 —Individual wins at NCAA championship meets 

784 — All-time dual meet wins (784-396-20) 

14,037 — Match wins by Cornell wrestlers (since 1926) 


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2015-16 Individual Results 

WINS BY DUAL IVY CAREER 

Wrestler Wts W -L Falls FFT TF MD D Bonus Win Pct. W -L W -L W -L 

Jake Anderson 197/285 11 -3 5 1 0 3 2 8 78.57% 0 -1 0 -1 11 -3 

Dillon Artigliere 165 19 -7 6 1 1 5 6 12 73.08% 0 -1 0 -1 19 -7 

Dennis Atiyeh 285 5 -6 3 0 0 0 2 3 45.45% 0 -0 0 -0 5 -6 

Eli Bienstock 141 5 -6 1 0 0 0 4 1 45.56% 0 -0 0 -0 15 -15 

John Jay Chavez 197 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -1 0 -0 0 -1 

Daniel Choi 197 6 -3 3 0 1 1 1 5 66.67% 0 -0 0 -0 15 -16 

Corey Dake 141 0 -2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -0 0 -0 5 -11 

Logan David 149 6 -3 1 1 0 0 4 1 66.67% 1 -0 1 -0 28 -27 

Gabe Dean 184 29 -1 9 0 6 9 5 24 96.67% 7 -1 3 -0 112 -6 

Chris Dowdy 157 13 -6 2 0 0 3 8 5 68.42% 3 -2 1 -1 46 -20 

Jonathan Furnas 141 13 -6 4 1 0 1 7 5 68.42% 0 -0 0 -0 13 -6 

Joey Galasso 149 20 -12 1 1 0 4 14 5 62.50% 4 -6 4 -0 20 -12 

Andrew Garcia 174 15 -5 1 1 4 3 6 8 75.00% 0 -1 0 -1 15 -5 

Nahshon Garrett 133 32 -0 9 1 7 7 8 23 100.00% 8 -0 3 -0 144 -12 

Jake George 174 8 -2 0 1 1 1 5 2 80.00% 0 -0 0 -0 16 -9 

Mark Grey 141 7 -9 1 1 1 0 4 2 43.75% 1 -6 1 -3 59 -30 

Ben Honis 197 8 -6 1 0 1 2 4 4 57.14% 0 -1 0 -1 8 -6 

Rob Incorvaia 285 2 -7 0 1 0 0 1 0 22.22% 0 -0 0 -0 5 -13 

Will Koll 141 15 -7 3 3 4 0 5 7 68.18% 1 -1 0 -0 15 -7 

Dalton Macri 125 16 -7 4 0 2 3 7 9 69.57% 6 -3 4 -0 16 -7 

Dylan Palacio 157 13 -1 1 0 2 2 8 5 92.86% 4 -0 1 -0 66 -14 

Duke Pickett 165 26 -9 2 0 2 6 16 10 74.29% 5 -4 3 -0 90 -42 

Brian Realbuto 174 33 -3 6 0 7 7 13 20 91.67% 11 -0 5 -0 92 -14 

Dylan Realbuto 141 17 -10 5 0 1 2 9 8 62.96% 1 -1 1 -0 27 -17 

McZiggy Richards 285 1 -3 0 0 0 0 1 0 25.00% 0 -0 0 -0 1 -3 

Matthew Russo 157 3 -9 0 0 1 0 2 1 25.00% 0 -0 0 -0 4 -15 

Owen Scott 197 15 -7 2 0 2 3 8 7 68.18% 4 -3 3 -1 37 -13 

Kyle Simaz 157 3 -4 0 0 1 1 1 2 42.90% 0 -2 0 -2 3 -4 

Taylor Simaz 149 13 -12 3 1 1 3 5 7 52.00% 0 -2 0 -2 43 -30 

Jeramy Sweany 285 22 -14 3 5 2 1 11 6 61.11% 5 -5 3 -1 22 -14 

Jake Taylor 197 11 -8 0 0 2 2 7 4 57.89% 1 -2 0 -0 25 -15 

Ty Walter 184 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00% 0 -0 0 -0 0 -1 

Brandon Womack 174 1 -0 0 0 0 0 1 0 100.00% 0 -0 0 -0 1 -0 

TEAM 0 -5 0 -5 0 -3 

TOTALS 377 -182 71 18 49 66 173 186 67.44% 62 -47 33 -16 


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Are Cornell Wrestlers on Scholarship? 

The easy answer is no. Cornell student-athletes are 

awarded need-based financial aid, just as any other 

student who applies to the school. That package can 

come in the form of student loans and grants. The basic 

intent of the original Ivy League agreement of 1954 

was to improve and foster intercollegiate athletics while 

keeping the emphasis on such competition in harmony 

with the educational purpose of the institutions. The Ivy 

League is nationally recognized for its level of success 

— absent of athletic scholarships — while rigorously 

maintaining its self-imposed high academic standards. 

The Ivy League has demonstrated a rare willingness and 

ability, given the current national pressures on intercollegiate 

success, to abide by these rules and still compete 

successfully in Division I athletics. 

Practice Interviews/Coverage 

All interviews with Coach Rob Koll and players must 

be requested in advance through the Athletic Communications 

Office. The coach and players are available 

for interviews before practices by appointment only, so 

as not to interfere with academic or practice schedules. 

Postgame Interviews 

Coach Rob Koll and selected players will be available 

after each match. The Big Red locker room is closed. 

Radio 

All of the Big Red’s games in 2015-16 are carried live on 

1160 ESPN Radio in the Ithaca area and on the internet 

at www.ESPNIthaca.com. Keith Raad takes over for his 

first season in the play-by-play chair. 

Ivy League Digital Network 

You can watch live or on-demand video in High Definition 

of Cornell’s home wrestling dual matches and road 

Ivy League matches when available with a subscription 

to the Ivy League Digital Network. Cornell also 

broadcasts home games for football, volleyball, sprint 

football, men’s and women’s soccer, field hockey, men’s 

and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s ice hockey, 

men’s and women’s lacrosse, baseball and softball. For 

more information, visit http://www.IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com 

Social Media 

You can follow the team on YouTube, Facebook and 

Twitter. Highlights, interviews and features on all 37 of 

Cornell’s varsity sports can be found at www.youtube. 

com/cornellathletics, www.facebook.com/cornellathletics 

or www.twitter.com/cornellsports 

2015-16 Cornell Wrestling Roster 

Name Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 

Jake Anderson Fr. 5-11 197 Malvern, Pa./Malvern Prep HS 

Dillon Artigliere Fr. 5-10 174 Flanders, N.J./Roxbury HS 

Dennis Atiyeh So. 6-0 285 Schnecksville, Pa./Notre Dame-Green Pond HS 

Eli Bienstock Jr. 5-7 141 Gaithersburg, Md./Quince Orchard HS 

Jon Jay Chavez Fr. 5-8 157 Boise, Idaho/Centennial HS 

Daniel Choi Jr. 5-10 184 Korea/Syosset HS 

Corey Dake Jr. 5-8 149 Lansing, N.Y./Lansing HS 

Logan David Sr. 5-7 125 Wrentham, Mass./King Philip Regional HS 

Gabe Dean Jr. 5-10 184 Lowell, Mich./Lowell HS 

Chris Dowdy Jr. 5-6 157 Millstone, N.J./St. Benedict’s Prep HS 

Jonathan Furnas Fr. 5-6 133 Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty HS 

Joey Galasso Fr. 5-6 149 Philadelphia, Pa./Father Judge HS 

Andrew Garcia Fr. 5-11 184 Fenton, Mich./Detroit Catholic Central HS 

Nahshon Garrett (NAY-shawn) Sr. 5-4 133 Chico, Calif./Chico Senior HS 

Jake George Jr. 5-10 165 Long Branch, N.J./Long Branch HS 

Mark Grey Jr. 5-5 141 Rockaway, N.J./Blair Academy 

Griffin Higginbotham So. 5-9 141 McDonough, Ga./Union Grove HS 

Ben Honis Fr. 6-0 197 Syracuse, N.Y./Jamesville-Dewitt HS 

Robert Incorvaia So. 5-11 285 Lloyd Harbor, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor HS 

William Koll Fr. 5-5 141 Ithaca, N.Y./Lansing HS 

Dalton Macri Fr. 5-4 125 Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan HS 

Dylan Palacio Jr. 5-11 157 Long Beach, N.Y./Long Beach HS 

Duke Pickett Sr. 5-10 165 Culpeper, Va./Woodberry Forest School 

Brian Realbuto Jr. 5-8 174 Somers, N.Y./Somers HS 

Dylan Realbuto So. 5-7 141 Somers, N.Y./Somers HS 

McZiggy Richards Fr. 6-2 285 Brooklyn, N.Y./Wingate HS 

Matt Russo So. 5-10 157 New York, N.Y./Horace Mann School 

Owen Scott Sr. 6-2 197 Palmyra, N.Y./Palmyra-Macedon HS 

Craig Scott Sr. 6-3 197 Palmyra, N.Y./Palmyra-Macedon HS 

Kyle Simaz Fr. 5-10 165 Fennville, Mich./Allegan HS 

Taylor Simaz (SIGH-maz) Jr. 5-10 149 Fennville, Mich./Allegan HS 

Jeramy Sweany Fr. 6-2 285 Vacaville, Calif./Vacaville HS 

Jake Taylor So. 5-11 197 Bellefonte, Pa./Bald Eagle Area HS 

Chaz Tucker Fr. 5-2 133 Worcester, Mass./Blair Academy 

Ty Walter Fr. 5-7 174 Mifflinburg, Pa./Mifflinburg Area HS 

Brandon Womack Fr. 5-11 174 Scottsboro, Ala./Scottsboro HS 

Head Coach: 

Assoc. Head Coach: 

Assistant Coaches: 

Athletic Trainer: 

Rob Koll (North Carolina ‘89), 23rd season 

Damion Hahn (Minnesota ‘04), 10th season at Cornell 

Mike Grey (Cornell ‘11), fifth season at Cornell 

Donnie Vinson (BInghamton ‘13), second season at Cornell 

Chris Scarlata 

Historical Wrestling Information 

For Cornell wrestling historical information, including 

year by year results, records and honors, visit the athletic 

department’s official website or scan the QR code to 

view the information from your smart phone or tablet. 


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JAKE ANDERSON (11-3) 

Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open (0-2) 

11/8 197 Michael Silvis (Buffalo) L D, 3-2 

197 Josh Popple (Harvard) L D, 10-6 

New York State Intercollegiates (4-0, 1st-B Division) 

11/22 197 Conor Watson (Stony Brook) W Fall, 1:17 

197 Matt Doggett (Columbia) W MD, 9-0 

197 Daniel Choi (Cornell) W D, 7-5 sv1 

197 Nathaniel Rose (Buffalo) W Fall, 5:33 

Brockport Invitational (3-0, 1st) 

1/9 197 Mason Sangillo (Trinity) W Fall, 1:23 

197 Daniel Choi (Cornell) W FF 

197 Ben Honis (Cornell) W Fall, 6:58 

Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (4-0, 1st) 

1/16 197 Robert Ng (Penn) W MD, 11-0 

197 Tyler Love (Virginia) W Fall, 6:27 

197 Bretton Dempsey (American) W MD, 10-0 

197 Corey Hazel (Lock Haven) W D, 8-6 

2/6 285 Garrett Ryan (Columbia) L D, 6-1 

DILLON ARTIGLIERE (19-7) 

Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open (6-1, 4th) 

11/8 165 Christopher Hunter (AIC) W TF, 20-2 

165 Raa Bethea (Penn) W MFF 

165 Devon Gobbo (Harvard) L D, 6-2 

165 DJ Hollingshead (Bucknell) W Fall, 2:11 

165 Rob King (Franklin & Marshall) W Fall, 4:35 

165 Jud Ziegler (Princeton) W D, 14-9 

165 Anthony Deprez (Binghamton) W D, 8-6 


11/22 165 Max Elling (Columbia) W MD, 13-3 

165 Tony Risaliti (Army West Point) W MD, 14-5 

165 Paul Cavanaugh (USMMA) W Fall, 0:57 

165 Manuel Ramirez (NYU) W Fall, 1:59 

Nittany Lion Open (5-2, 4th) 

12/6 165 Joseph Velliquette (Penn) W D, 5-3 

165 Will Scott (Rutgers) W MD, 14-3 

165 Geno Morelli (Penn State) L D, 4-1 

165 Fritz Hoehn (Edinboro) W MD, 11-1 

165 Isaac Bast (Kent State) W Fall, 1:42 

165 Cody Law (Penn State) W Fall, 0:51 

165 Garrett Hammond (Penn State) L D, 8-4 

Southern Scuffle (0-2) 

1/1 165 #1 Alex Dieringer (Oklahoma State) L MD, 13-4 

165 Drew Barnes (Michigan State) L INJ, 5:00 

Edinboro Open (4-1) 

2/6 165 Keith Stednitz (Alderson-Broaddus) W MD, 11-3 

165 Max Elling (Columbia) W MD, 10-2 

165 Hadley Harrison (Centreville) W D, 7-2 

165 Joshua Shields (Arizona State) L D, 7-5 

165 Travis Curley (Michigan State) W D, 8-7 

2/13 184 Abe Ayala (Princeton) L MD, 15-4 

DENNIS ATIYEH (5-6) 


11/8 285 Connor Calkins (Binghamton) W D, 6-2 

285 Cole Tristram (Unatt.) L Fall, 2:36 

285 David Farr (Army West Point) L D, 7-2 

New York State Intercollegiates (2-2, B Division) 

11/22 285 Tanner Sheffield (USMA Prep) W Fall, 1:40 

285 Dequan Brooks (Niagara CC) W Fall, 5:00 

285 Cole Tristram (Unrostered) L D, 2-0 

285 Ian James (Buffalo) L D, 2-0 

Brockport Invitational (2-2, 5th) 

1/9 285 Matt Ferraro (Trinity) L D, 8-3 

285 Riley Andrews (Alfred) W D, 4-2 (sv2) 

285 Cole Tristam (Brockport) L MD, 9-1 

285 Hayden Good (Johns Hopkins) W Fall, 5:00 

ELI BIENSTOCK (5-6) 


11/8 141 Rick Durso (Franklin & Marshall) L TF, 17-0 

141 Ryan Diehl (Maryland) W D, 2-1 

141 Brandon Lapi (Buffalo) W D, 5-3 (sv2) 

141 Matthew Kolodzik (Unatt.) L D, 3-1 

New York State Intercollegiates (3-2, 4th-B Division) 

11/22 141 Thomas Miers (Columbia) W D, 9-4 

141 Nick Nieves (Brockport) W Fall, 1:38 

141 Sam Ward (Columbia) W D, 4-2 sv2 

141 Ryan Murdock (Columbia) L D, 3-1 sv1 

141 Sean Peacocks (Buffalo) L MD, 17-7 

Southern Scuffle 

1/1 141 Tony DeAngelo (West Virginia) L TF, 18-0 

141 Zac Hall (Michigan) L D, 8-5 

JOHN JAY CHAVEZ (0-1) 

1/23 197 #3 Nathaniel Brown (Lehigh) L TF, 0-16 

DANIEL CHOI (6-3) 


11/8 197 Triston Engle (Brockport) L D, 19-13 

197 Matt Moore (Lock Haven) W D, 9-3 

197 Rocco Caywood (Army West Point) L MD, 10-0 


11/22 197 Brian Loskamp (FLWC) W MD, 19-9 

197 Timothy Flower (Oneonta) W Fall, 2:50 

197 Jake Anderson (Cornell) L D, 7-5 sv1 

Brockport Invitational (3-0, 3rd) 

1/9 197 Griffin Kent (Niagara CC) W Fall, 1:25 

197 Brandon Haggerty (Alfred) W Fall, 0:36 

197 Triston Engle (Brockport) W TF, 21-6 

COREY DAKE (0-2) 


11/8 141 Marius Prince (Navy Prep) L Fall, 2:52 

141 Chris Schoenherr (FLWC) L MD, 15-3 

LOGAN DAVID (6-3) 


11/8 149 Kyle Hammond (Lock Haven) W D, 4-1 

149 Javier Rodriguez (Army West Point) L D, 5-3 

149 Joe Galasso (Cornell) L D, 4-2 sv1 

New York State Intercollegiates (4-1, 3rd-B Division) 

11/22 149 Jake Enbinder (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:35 

149 Greg Chery (Cortland) W D, 6-1 

149 Ryan Burkert (Hofstra) W DQ 

149 Matt Leshinger (Columbia) L D, 5-3 

149 Tristan Rifanburg (Binghamton) W D, 2-1 sv1 

2/6 149 Danny Reed (Columbia) W D, 4-3 

GABE DEAN (29-1) 

Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open (5-0, 1st) 

11/8 184 Caleb Thompson (AIC) W Fall, 0:53 

184 Zach Bruce (Penn) W MD, 20-6 

184 Joe Heyob (Penn) W TF, 21-4 

184 Steven Schneider (Binghamton) W MD, 16-6 

184 #10 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W MD, 13-4 

11/21 184 Stephen Loiseau (Drexel) W MD, 16-8 

New York State Intercollegiates (3-0, 1st) 

11/22 184 Reginald Williams (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:19 

184 Carlos Toribio (Ithaca) W Fall, 2:46 

184 Samson Imonode (Army West Point) W TF, 26-10 

Grapple at the Garden (2-0) 

11/29 184 #7 T.J. Dudley (Nebraska) W MD, 11-3 

184 Nicholas Gravina (Rutgers) W MD, 13-5 

Las Vegas Invitational (5-0) 

12/4 184 Lance Dixon (Oklahoma) W TF, 23-8 

184 Tanner Lynde (Purdue) W TF, 24-9 

184 #19 Mathew Miller (Navy) W MD, 12-4 

12/5 184 #9 Willie Miklus (Missouri) W D, 3-2 

184 #12 Domenic Abounader (Michigan) W MD, 15-6 


1/1 184 Wesley Maskill (Michigan State) W Fall, 4:39 

184 Jakob Scheffel (West Virginia) W TF, 21-6 

184 Jordan Rogers (Oklahoma State) W MD, 16-6 

1/2 184 #15 Mathew Miller (Navy) W D, 10-5 

184 #4 Nathaniel Brown (Lehigh) W D, 8-2 

1/10 184 Tim Miklus (Missouri) W TF, 18-1 

1/15 184 Michael Mocco (Harvard) W Fall, 6:43 

1/16 184 Austin Pfarr (Brown) W Fall, 2:35 

2/7 184 #16 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) L D, 14-9 

2/13 184 #15 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 

EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 

3/5 184 Jason Grimes (American) W Fall, 4:03 

184 Elliot Antler (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 4:41 

3/6 184 #16 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W 5-3 

184 #14 Mathew Miller (Navy) W Fall, 0:53 


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CHRIS DOWDY (13-6) 


11/8 157 Garrett Griffith (Maryland) W MD, 16-5 

157 James Devine (Buffalo) W D, 9-4 

157 Francesco Fabozzi (Princeton) W D, 5-2 

157 Bobby Dierna (Cortland) W D, 6-5 

157 Brooks Martino (Penn) W D, 9-4 

157 Cole Walter (Lehigh) W D, 3-2 

11/21 157 Mike Communale (Drexel) W Fall, 1:26 


11/29 157 #11 Tyler Berger (Nebraska) L D, 11-4 

157 John Van Brill (Rutgers) W D, 11-6 


12/4 157 Israel Armenta (Gateway Bible) W Fall, 1:36 

157 Vincent Deprez (Binghamton) W D, 6-4 (ot1) 

157 #18 John Boyle (American) L D, 6-4 

157 Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) L D, 8-2 


1/1 157 Jordan Amine (Michigan) W D, 10-8 

157 Spencer Nagy (Edinboro) W MD, 8-0 

157 #3 Jason Nolf (Penn State) L TF, 23-8 

157 Brandon Kingsley (Minnesota) L Fall, 1:40 

1/15 165 Peter Bearse (Harvard) W MD, 12-3 

1/16 165 Jon Viruet (Brown) L D, 11-7 

JONATHAN FURNAS (13-6) 


11/8 141 Alex Harnsberger (Sacred Heart) W D, 7-3 

141 #19 Jordan Laster (Princeton) L MD, 13-3 

141 RJ DeGeorge (Maryland) W D, 3-1 sv1 

141 Jesse Dellavecchia (Binghamton) L D, 5-0 


11/22 141 HenryBeaman (Ithaca) W D, 9-3 

141 Jacob Macalolooy (Columbia) L D, 3-1 sv1 

141 Cole Murphy (RIT) W Fall, 3:50 

141 Chris Schoenherr (FLWC) W D, 11-4 

141 Chris Araoz (Columbia) W D, 8-4 

141 William Kui (Columbia) W MD, 18-5 

141 Sam Ward (Columbia) W D, 7-3 

Brockport Invitational (2-1, 2nd) 

1/9 141 James Sclafani (Trinity) W Fall, 0:25 

141 Mark Grey (Cornell) W FF 

141 Dylan Realbuto (Cornell) L D, 5-3 

Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (3-2) 

1/16 141 Bruno Gerardi (Kutztown) W Fall, 2:55 

141 DJ Fehlman (Lock Haven) W Fall, 2:34 

141 John Kenyon (Navy) L D, 7-4 

141 Paddy Quinlan (Franklin & Marshall) W D, 9-5 

141 Jack Mutchnik (American) L MD, 10-1 

JOEY GALASSO (20-12) 

Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open (9-1, 3rd) 

11/8 149 Paul Curtin (Sacred Heart) W MD, 9-1 

149 Drew Longo (Lehigh) L D, 7-2 

149 Matthew Russo (FLWC) W D, 9-2 

149 Tanner Sutton (Lock Haven) W MD, 13-1 

149 Logan David (Cornell) W D, 4-2 sv1 

149 Connor Lapresi (FLWC) W D, 5-2 

149 Casey Cowan (Navy) W D, 7-0 

149 Drew Longo (Lehigh) W D, 7-5 sv1 

149 #19 Chris Perez (Princeton) W MFF 

149 Kent Lane (Lehigh) W D, 6-4 

11/21 149 #16 Matt Cimato (Drexel) L D, 6-0 


11/29 149 #5 Jake Sueflohn (Nebraska) L MD, 12-4 

149 Tyson Dippery (Rutgers) L D, 5-4 


12/4 149 Ryan Burkert (Hofstra) W MD, 14-1 

149 Coleman Hammond (Cal Bakersfield) W D, 5-1 

149 Jake Short (Minnesota) L Fall, 7:35 

149 Clayton Ream (North Dakota State) L D, 9-6 


1/1 149 Benjamin Polkowske (Northern Colo.) W Fall, 4:44 

149 Patricio Lugo (Edinboro) L D, 5-4 

149 Matthew Zovitowski (App. State) W D, 4-2 (sv2) 

149 Timmy Box (Northern Colorado) L D, 5-4 

1/10 149 #4 Lavion Mayes (Missouri) L D, 9-2 

1/15 149 Patrick Hogan (Harvard) W D, 8-2 

1/16 149 Steven Galiardo (Brown) W D, 4-3 

1/23 149 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) L D, 8-7 

2/7 149 #13 Anthony Collica (Oklahoma State) L Fall, 2:44 

2/13 149 #11 C.J. Cobb (Penn) W D, 5-2 

149 Mike D’Angelo (Princeton) W D, 9-7 

EIWA Championship (3-1, 2nd) 

3/5 149 Jason Bing (Franklin & Marshall) W MD, 15-5 

149 Steven Galiardo (Brown) W D, 3-2 

3/6 149 Tom Page (American) W D, 5-3 

149 #10 Matt Cimato (Drexel) L D, 5-4 

ANDREW GARCIA (15-5) 


11/8 174 Casey Kent (Penn) L D, 4-0 

174 Travis Moyer (Lock Haven) W D, 2-0 

174 Tony Risaliti (Army West Point) W D, 9-6 

174 Ryan Harman (Navy) L D, 12-7 


11/22 174 Milik Dawkins (FLWC) W D, 1-0 

174 Mike Southwick (Jamestown CC) W TF, 17-1 

174 Ryan Kromer (Buffalo) W MD, 14-2 

174 Ben Harvey (USMA Prep) W MD, 11-1 


1/1 174 Ben Stroh (Wyoming) L D, 4-0 

174 Nicholas Elmer (Drexel) L D, 3-2 


1/9 174 Devon DeFillippi (Trinity) W FF 

174 William Gilliam (Johns Hopkins) W Fall, 2:45 

174 James Schreck (Brockport) W MD, 13-0 

174 Jake Kocsis (Binghamton) W MD, 11-1 

Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (5-0, 1st) 

1/16 174 Nick Mancini (Millersville) W MD, 12-2 

174 Alex Benoit (Navy Prep) W TF, 20-4 

174 Sam Rowell (Maryland) W D, 6-2 

174 Trevor Allard I(Bloomsburg) W D, 9-2 

174 Jake George (Cornell) W D, 5-3 

2/6 174 Mike Fetchet (Columbia) L D, 3-1 


NAHSHON GARRETT (32-0) 


11/8 133 Emilio Saavedra (Old Dominion) W D, 4-1 

133 Ian Lupole (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:23 

133 Nick Ottaviano (Rutgers) W MD, 13-2 

133 #17 Caleb Richardson (Penn) W D, 4-1 

133 Jeff Ott (Harvard) W Fall, 1:44 

133 Scott DelVecchio (Rutgers) W D, 6-1 

11/21 133 Franco Ferraina (Drexel) W TF, 17-2 


11/22 133 Anthony Messina (Oneonta) W Fall, 1:47 

133 Jayson Rice (Hunter) W Fall, 2:54 

133 Joseph Calderone (LIU-Post) W MD, 18-6 

133 Jake Nicholson (Binghamton) W Fall, 6:38 


11/29 133 #10 Eric Montoya (Nebraska) W MD, 11-3 

133 #17 Anthony Giraldo (Rutgers) W D, 6-1 

Las Vegas Invitational (5-0, 1st) 

12/4 133 Cord Coronado (Arizona State) W TF, 18-2 

133 Rico Montoya (Northern Colorado) W Fall, 3:45 

133 #12 Josh Martinez (Air Force) W MD, 11-3 

12/5 133 #9 George DiCamillo (Virginia) W D, 11-5 

133 #1 Cody Brewer (Oklahoma) W D, 14-9 

Southern Scuffle (5-0, 1st) 

1/1 133 Jason Delacruz (Cal Poly) W TF, 17-0 

133 Franco Ferraina (Drexel) W Fall, 0:12 

133 Sam Brancale (Minnesota) W TF, 18-1 

1/2 133 #10 Kaid Brock (Oklahoma State) W INJ, 1:26 

133 #6 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) W MD, 14-4 

1/10 133 #111 Zach Synon (Missouri) W D, 12-5 

2/6 133 Angelo Amenta (Columbia) W TF, 18-3 

2/7 133 #18 Gary Wayne Harding (Ok. State) W TF, 17-1 

2/13 133 Caleb Richardson (Penn) W D, 9-3 

133 Noah Arjam (Princeton) W Fall, 3:48 

EIWA Championship (4-0, 1st) 

3/5 133 Marcus Begay (Hofstra) W Fall, 0:41 

133 Jeffrey Ott (Harvard) W MD, 15-5 

3/6 133 Caleb Richardson (Penn) W TF, 18-2 

133 Mason Beckman (Lehigh) W MD, 12-1 

JAKE GEORGE (8-2) 


11/22 174 Graham Ratermann (Army West Point) L D, 3-1 

174 Jordan Venderley (Cornell WC) W TF, 16-0 

174 Jeff Lombardi (Oswego) W D, 7-2 

174 Zuriel Yi (USMMA) W MD, 14-1 

174 Jake Kocsis (Binghamton) W D, 8-2 

174 Milik Dawkins (FLWC) W MFF 

Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (3-1, 2nd) 

1/16 174 Ralph Cazzetta (Nassua CC) W D, 7-3 

174 Ryan Krecker (Unatt) W D, 3-1 

174 Joshua Ugalde (Maryland) W D, 2-1 

174 Andrew Garcia (Cornell) L D, 5-3 

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MARK GREY (7-9) 


11/8 141 Cortland Schuyler (Lehigh) W D, 4-2 

141 Nic Gill (Navy) W D, 6-5 

141 Jared Prince (Navy Prep) L MD, 14-3 


11/29 141 #13 Anthony Abidin (Nebraska) L TF, 23-5 

Brockport Invitational (1-0) 

1/9 141 Sam Sands (Johns Hopkins) W TF, 16-0 

1/15 141 #7 Todd Preston (Harvard) L D, 2-0 


1/16 141 Zach Ulerick (Unatt.) W Fall, 6:00 

141 Paddy Quinlan (Franklin & Marshall) W D, 8-2 

141 Joshua Markham (Old Dominion) W D, 9-2 

141 Matthew Kolodzik (Princeton) L D, 9-3 

141 Jack Mutchnik (American) L D, 5-3 

1/23 141 #18 Randy Cruz (Lehigh) L D, 4-0 

2/6 141 Columbia W FFT 

2/7 141 #1 Dean Heil (Oklahoma State) L MD, 9-1 

2/13 141 Marc Mastropietro (Penn) L D, 8-6 (sv1) 

141 Jordan Laster (Princeton) L D, 9-4 

BEN HONIS (8-6) 


1/1 197 Parker Hines (Air Force) L D, 11-5 

197 Joshua Murphy (Drexel) W D, 11-4 

197 DJ Smith (Chattanooga) W MD, 8-0 

197 Jake Taylor (Cornell) W D, 6-5 

197 Ben Haas (Lehigh) L D, 6-5 


1/9 197 Brandon Haggerty (Alfred) W Fall, 0:27 

197 Triston Engle (Brockport) W D, 6-4 

197 Jake Anderson (Cornell) L Fall, 6:58 

Edinboro Open (3-2) 

2/6 197 Rory Bonner (Bucknell) W MD, 11-1 

197 Matt Patrick (Pittsburgh) W TF, 15-0 

197 Lance Benick (Arizona State) L D, 6-2 

197 Nathaniel Rose (Buffalo) W D, 6-2 

197 Warren Bosch (Edinboro) L D, 11-6 

2/13 197 Frank Mattiace (Penn) L D, 6-1 

ROB INCORVAIA (2-7) 


11/8 197 Ian Baker (Princeton) L Fall, 1:39 

197 Ben Honis (FLWC) L TF, 17-0 


11/22 197 Mike Oxley (Hofstra) L Fall, 2:15 

197 Daniel Viera (USMMA) W D, 4-0 

197 Isaac Serrano (Cortland) W MFF 

197 Mike Oxley (Hofstra) L Fall, 1:14 

197 Matt Doggett (Columbia) L MD, 11-1 

Brockport Invitational (0-2) 

1/9 197 Triston Engle (Brockport) L Fall, 2:34 

197 Brandon Haggerty (Alfred) L D, 3-0 

WILL KOLL (15-7) 

Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open (8-1, 5th) 

11/8 141 Ronnie Perry (Lock Haven) W Fall, 1:04 

141 Matthew Kolodzik (Unatt.) L D, 1-1 (OT) 

141 Christian Doyle (Army West Point) W TF, 17-2 

141 Marc Mastropietro (Penn) W TF, 16-1 

141 Dylan Caruana (Binghamton) W D, 7-3 

141 Bill Rappo (Maryland) W FF 

141 #16 Mark Grey (Cornell) W MFF 

141 Cortland Schuyler (Lehigh) W D, 8-1 

141 #13 Todd Preston (Harvard) W MFF 

11/21 141 Anthony Canfora (Drexel) W TF, 18-3 

New York State Intercollegiates (4-1, 2nd) 

11/22 141 Chris Rivera (Niagara CC) W Fall, 0:34 

141 Demetri D’Orsaneo (Ithaca) W Fall, 2:09 

141 TJ Fabian (LIU-Post) W D, 6-3 

141 Brandon Lapi (Buffalo) W D, 7-5 

141 Dylan Realbuto (Cornell) L D, 7-6 

Nittany Lion Open (2-2) 

12/6 141 Jacob Newhouse (Kent State) L DQ 

141 Mike Russo (FLWC) W D, 4-2 

141 Dominic Giannengeli (Penn State) W TF, 18-3 

141 Kade Moss (Penn State) L Fall, 2:06 


1/1 141 Evan Botwin (Duke) L D, 7-6 

141 Joe Schumacher (Oklahoma State) L D, 1-0 

1/10 141 #11 Matt Manley (Missouri) L MD, 11-1 

DALTON MACRI (16-7) 

11/21 125 Zack Fuentes (Drexel) W D, 3-2 


11/22 125 Tyler Walsh (LIU-Post) W Fall, 5:45 

125 Thierno Diallo (Binghamton) W D, 14-7 

125 Asher Kramer (Brockport) W Fall, 6:40 


11/29 125 #12 Tim Lambert (Nebraska) L D, 6-4 

125 Sean McCabe (Rutgers) L D, 7-5 


1/1 125 Carter Ballinger (Central Michigan) L MD, 17-5 

125 Cory Lester (Michigan) W MD, 18-6 

125 Sean Badua (Army West Point) W TF, 25-10 

1/2 125 Drew Romero (Air Force) W D, 9-8 

125 #12 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L D, 3-1 

1/10 125 #8 Barlow McGhee (Missouri) W D, 7-6 

1/15 125 Nolan Hellickson (Harvard) W Fall, 6:45 

1/16 125 Michael Russo (Brown) W MD, 18-6 

1/23 125 #14 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) L MD, 12-3 

2/13 125 Jeremy Schwartz (Penn) W D, 12-5 

125 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) W D, 6-1 

EIWA Championship (4-2, 4th) 


125 Zach Fuentes (Drexel) L D, 7-2 

125 Sean Badua (Army) W Fall, 2:35 

3/6 125 Gerald Daly (Sacred Heart) W TF, 22-5 

125 #15 David Terao (American) W D, 4-0 

125 Zach Fuentes (Drexel) L D, 4-2 (sv1) 

DYLAN PALACIO (13-1) 

1/10 157 Le’Roy Barnes (Missouri) W D, 9-7 

Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (5-1, 3rd) 

1/16 157 Ryan Dougherty (Bloomsburg) W MD, 13-5 

157 Alex Klucker (Lock Haven) W TF, 21-3 

157 Jake Kaminsky (Hofstra) W TF, 21-5 

157 Ken Theobald (Rutgers) K D, 14-12 

157 Danny Boychuck (Maryland) W MD, 14-6 


1/23 157 Ian Brown (Lehigh) W D, 8-4 

2/7 157 #6 Joe Smith (Oklahoma State) W D, 8-4 

2/13 157 Adam Krop (Princeton) W D, 6-4 


3/5 157 Jordan Velez (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 4:06 

157 Adam Krop (Princeton) W D, 10-9 

3/6 157 May Bethea (Penn) W D, 5-4 

157 #14 John Boyle (American) W D, 8-3 

DUKE PICKETT (26-9) 


11/8 165 Seldon Wright (Old Dominion) W D, 1-0 

165 Cody Cordes (Lock Haven) W D, 9-2 

165 Brendan Burnham (Maryland) W MD, 9-0 

165 Jud Ziegler (Princeton) W Fall, 3:56 

165 Geno Morelli (Penn State) W D, 9-3 

11/21 165 Austin Rose (Drexel) W D, 9-3 


11/22 165 Eduardo Ramirez (LIU-Post) W TF, 19-2 

165 Mark Milisci (Oswego) W MD, 15-6 

165 Colin Barber (Cortland) W MD, 11-3 

165 Andrew Mendel (Army West Point) W MD, 12-4 

165 Tyrel White (Columbia) W D, 3-2 


11/29 165 #4 Austin Wilson (Nebraska) L D, 2-0 

165 #9 Anthony Perrotti (Rutgers) L D, 6-2 


12/4 165 Bobby Fehr (Hofstra) W MD,13-2 

165 John Keck (Navy) W D, 7-1 

165 Dajour Reece (North Idaho) W D, 8-5 

165 #19 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) W D, 4-1 

12/5 165 #3 Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin) L D, 8-1 

165 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L D, 4-2 

165 Devon Gobbo (Harvard) W Fall, 4:08 


1/1 165 Jason Carr (The Citadel) W TF, 19-0 

165 Paul Duggan (Campbell) W D, 7-2 

165 #18 Geno Morelli (Penn State) W D, 3-1 (sv1) 

1/2 165 Logan Massa (Michigan) L D, 7-3 

165 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) L D, 5-0 

1/10 165 #6 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L D, 3-2 (OT1) 

1/23 165 #15 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W D, 5-2 

2/6 165 Tyrel White (Columbia) W D, 4-1 

2/7 165 #1 Alex Dieringer (Ok. State) L Fall, 1:18 

2/13 165 Brooks Martino (Penn) W D, 8-2 

165 Judd Ziegler (Princeton) W D, 10-5 


3/5 165 Judd Ziegler (Princeton) W MD, 13-1 

165 Ray Bethea (Penn) W D, 3-0 


165 #20 Devon Gobbo (Harvard) L D, 2-1 


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BRIAN REALBUTO (33-3) 


11/8 174 Jake Kocsis (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:25 

174 Tyler Lusht (SUNY Brockport) W TF, 15-0 

174 Tom Grosso (Sacred Heart) W TF, 16-0 

174 #12 Elliot Riddick (Lehigh) W D, 1-0 

174 #19 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W D, 5-0 

174 Jon Schleifer (Princeton) W D, 7-2 

11/21 174 Nick Elmer (Drexel) W Fall, 4:09 


11/22 174 Lantze Lange (Oneonta) W Fall, 1:21 

174 Alex Kelly (Niagara CC) W Fall, 0:49 

174 Zack Hernandez (Columbia) W MD, 13-0 

174 Brian Harvey (Army West Point) W D, 8-3 


11/29 174 #15 Micah Barnes (Nebraska) W D, 9-6 

174 Phil Bakuckas (Rutgers) W D, 6-1 


12/4 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W D, 8-6 

174 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W MD, 12-1 

174 Brian Harvey (Army West Point) W Fall, 4:07 

12/5 174 #17 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W TF, 16-0 

174 #15 Bryce Hammond (Cal Bakersfield) W MD, 11-1 


1/1 174 Timothy Knipl (The Citadel) W TF, 17-0 

174 Nicholas Wanzek (Minnesota) W D, 8-3 

174 Chandler Rodgers (Oklahoma State) W Fall, 1:24 

1/2 174 #5 Bo Nickal (Penn State) L D, 14-7 

174 Casey Kent (Penn) L D, 8-5 

174 #2 Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma State) L D, 4-3 

1/10 174 #8 Blaise Butler (Missouri) W D, 3-2 

1/15 174 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W TF, 16-0 

1/16 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W MD, 19-5 

1/23 174 Elliott Riddick (Lehigh) W MD, 11-0 

2/6 174 Zack Hernandez (Columbia) W D, 6-0 

2/7 174 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma State) W MD, 13-2 

2/13 174 #15 Casey Kent (Penn) W D, 8-2 

174 #16 Jonathan Schleifer (Princeton) W TF, 16-0 



174 Zack Hernandez (Columbia) W TF, 17-1 

3/6 174 #18 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W D, 9-3 

174 #17 Brian Harvey (Army West Point) W D, 12-6 

DYLAN REALBUTO (17-10) 


11/8 141 Buddy Scarborough (Old Dominion) W Fall, 3:31 

141 #10 Dan Neff (Lock Haven) L D, 5-3 

141 AJ Vindici (Penn) W D, 5-1 

141 Cortland Schuyler (Lehigh) L Fall, 1:11 


11/22 141 Jesse Dellavechhia (Binghamton) W MD, 12-4 

141 Joe Moita (Columbia) W D, 8-2 

141 Logan Everett (Army West Point) W Fall, 3:58 

141 Will Koll (Cornell) W D, 7-6 


11/29 141 #3 Anthony Ashnault (Rutgers) L Fall, 5:14 


12/4 141 Peter Cunningham (Cal Baptist) W D, 6-2 

141 Tyler Smith (Bucknell) L Fall, 5:57 

141 Austin Solari (Newberry) W MD, 11-2 

141 Chance Driscoll (Kent State) W D, 7-4 

12/5 141 Logan Everett (Army West Point) L D, 6-1 


1/1 141 Anthony McHugh (Air Force) L Fall, 4:54 

141 Kyle Noonan (Central Michigan) W D, 6-2 

141 Malik Amine (Michigan) W D, 4-2 

1/2 141 Zach Finesilver (Duke) L Fall, 2:51 


1/9 141 Connor Mauriello (Johns Hopkins) W TF, 15-0 

141 Lucas Escobar (Johns Hopkins) W Fall, 0:31 

141 Jonathan Furnas (Cornell) W D, 5-3 

1/16 141 Charlie Banaszak (Brown) W D, 10-3 


3/5 141 #17 Randy Cruz (Lehigh) L D, 3-2 

141 Alex Harnsberger (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 2:22 

141 #20 Tyler Smith (Bucknell) W Fall, 6;20 

3/6 141 Nic Gill (Navy) L D, 7-4 

141 Tyler Scotton (American) L D, 3-1 

MCZIGGY RICHARDS (1-3) 


1/1 285 Jan Johnson (Penn State) W D, 3-2 

285 #4 Austin Mardsen (Oklahoma State) L MD, 8-0 


1/16 285 Jenard Rosemond (Nassua CC) L D, 7-6 

285 Sean Dee (Binghamton) L Fall, 5:29 

MATTHEW RUSSO (3-9) 


11/8 157 Nick Stager (Harvard) L D, 7-3 

157 Kevin Moylan (Princeton) L MD, 15-3 


11/22 157 Tristan Broddus (Cortland) L D, 7-3 

157 Bryan Mongiello (Brockport) W D, 7-5 

157 Cody Lutz (RIT) W TF, 18-2 

157 NathanPalmer (Brockport) W D, 12-5 

157 Donovan Peek (Army West Point) L D, 5-2 

157 Tristan Broddus (Cortland) L MD, 16-2 

Dave Lehman/Franklin & Marshall Open (0-2) 

12/30 157 Douglas Mele (Millersville) L TF, 16-1 

157 Jonathan Carrera (Navy) L Fall, 4:11 


1/16 157 Richard Krop (Princeton) L Fall, 3:58 

157 Nate Russell (Pittsburgh) L D, 4-3 

OWEN SCOTT (15-7) 


11/8 197 Nicholas Coco (Brockport) W Fall, 1:12 

197 Tom Murray (Lehigh) W D, 4-0 


11/29 197 Hayden Hrymack (Rutgers) L D, 10-7 


12/6 197 Bailey Faust (West Virginia) W TF, 15-0 

197 Frank Mattiace (Penn) W D, 3-1 

197 Morgan McIntosh (Penn State) L TF, 18-2 

197 Nathan Dow (Army) W MD, 14-5 


1/1 197 Brandon Tribble (Wyoming) W TF, 16-0 

197 #10 Zach Nye (Virginia) L D, 3-2 

197 Trent Noon (Northern Colorado) L D, 6-5 

1/15 197 Josh Popple (Harvard) W MD, 15-2 

1/16 197 Augustus Marker (Brown) W MD, 8-0 

1/23 197 #14 John Bolich (Lehigh) W D, 3-1 (OT) 

2/6 197 Troy Hembury (Columbia) W D, 6-3 

2/7 197 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma State) L D, 2-0 

2/13 197 #10 Brett Harner (Princeton) L D, 6-3 

EIWA Championship (5-1, 3rd) 

3/5 197 Charles Herkesner (F&M) W Fall, 5:27 

197 Frank Mattiace (Penn) L D, 7-5 

197 Augustus Marker (Brown) W D, 7-5 

3/6 197 Tyler Greene (Bucknell) W D, 13-8 

197 Jeric Kasunic (American) W D, 6-2 

197 #17 John Bolich (Lehigh) W D, 12-6 

KYLE SIMAZ (3-4) 


11/8 157 Ben Schroeder (Binghamton) W MD, 13-4 

157 Drew Daniels (Navy) L Fall, 7:31 

157 Rodney Hahn (Navy) W D, 18-12 

157 Brendan Dent (Cortland) L INJ. DEF. 


1/9 157 Bryan Mongiello (Brockport) W TF, 20-3 

1/15 157 Tyler Tarsi (Harvard) L TF, 20-3 

1/16 157 Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) L MD, 8-0 


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TAYLOR SIMAZ (13-12) 


11/8 149 Luke Weiland (Army Prep) W Fall, 6:19 

149 AJ Murabito (Penn) W MD, 13-1 

149 Mark Marchetti (Army West Point) W D, 9-4 

149 #19 Chris Perez (Princeton) L MD, 10-0 

149 Kent Lane (Lehigh) L MD, 11-3 

New York State Intercollegiates (2-3, 6th) 

11/22 149 David Naupari (Hunter) W Fall, 1:57 

149 Frank Garcia (Binghamton) W D, 6-5 

149 Mark Marchetti (Army West Point) L D, 3-2 

149 Austin Whitney (Cortland) L MD, 11-2 

149 Nate Skonieczny (Jamestown CC) L D, 7-6 


12/6 157 Ian Brown (Lehigh) L Fall, 1:55 

157 Cody Dingess (Ohio State) W TF, 17-0 

157 Michael Robertson (Virginia) W D, 9-4 

157 Brooks Martino (Penn) W D, 6-2 

157 Zach Elvin (Navy Prep) W D, 10-6 

157 Cole Walter (Lehigh) L MD, 12-2 

157 Ian Brown (Lehigh) L Fall, 2:03 


1/9 157 Alex McLaughlin (Johns Hopkins) W MD, 12-1 

157 Nathan Palmer (Brockport) W Fall, 1:06 

157 Kyle Simaz (Cornell) W FF 


1/16 157 Joe Velliquette (Penn) L D, 5-3 

157 Brian Lapham (Unatt.) W MD, 12-4 

157 Nigel Ruiz (Army West Point Prep) L Fall, 1:59 

2/6 157 Markus Scheidel (Columbia) L D, 6-1 

2/13 157 May Bethea (Penn) L D, 7-3 

JERAMY SWEANY (22-14) 


11/8 285 Dawson Peck (Maryland) L MD, 10-1 

285 Thomas Ott (Navy) W TF, 17-0 

285 Tyler Hall (Penn) W D, 11-5 

285 Tyler Lilly (Cortland) W Fall, 5:15 

285 Youssif Hemida (Maryland) W FF 

285 Max Wessell (Lehigh) W MFF 

285 Trevor Smith (Army West Point) W MFF 

285 Patrik Garren (Penn) W MFF 

285 Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) W D, 10-3 

11/21 285 Joey Goodhart (Drexel) W D. 4-3 


11/22 285 Dennis Melendez (Hunter) W Fall, 6:01 

285 Jennard Rosemond (Nassau CC) W Fall, 6:37 


11/29 285 #13 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) W D, 5-2 

285 #7 Billy Smith (Rutgers) L D, 8-1 


12/4 285 Jake Scanlan (American) W TF, 17-2 

285 Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) W D, 3-2 

285 #2 Ty Walz (Virginia Tech) L D, 6-4 

285 Pat Gillen (Virginia) W MD, 13-5 

12/5 285 #18 Nick Tavanello (Ohio State) L Fall, 1:57 

285 Joseph Fagiano (Cal Baptist) L Fall, 1:31 


1/1 285 Cory Daniel (North Carolina) W D, 8-4 

285 Josh Marcok (Stanford) W D, 3-2 

285 #6 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) L MD, 10-2 

285 William Miller (Edinboro) L D, 9-8 

1/10 285 #2 J’den Cox (Missouri) L TF, 24-9 

1/15 285 Nicholas Gajdzik (Harvard) W D, 5-2 

1/16 285 BROWN W FFT 

1/23 285 #14 Max Wessell (Lehigh) L MD, 14-6 

2/7 285 #5 Austin Marsden (Ok. State) L MD, 16-3 

2/13 285 Patrick Garren (Penn) W D, 7-1 

285 Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) L Fall, 5:35 



285 Garrett Ryan (Columbia) W D, 8-2 

3/6 285 #9 Joe Stolfi (Bucknell) L TF, 17-2 


285 Antonio Pelusi (Franklin & Marshall) L D, 9-7 

JAKE TAYLOR (11-8) 

Jonathan Kaloust Binghamton Open (5-1, 2nd) 

11/8 197 Austin Coburn (Old Dominion) W D, 3-1 sv1 

197 Matt Patrick (Penn) W TF, 18-1 

197 Nathanael Rose (Buffalo) W D, 5-2 

197 Garrett Wesneski (Maryland) W D, 5-2 

197 Steban Cervantes (Navy) W D, 4-3 

197 Brett Harner (Princeton) L D, 4-3 

11/21 197 Nezar Haddad (Drexel) W D, 8-2 

New York State Intercollegiates (4-1, 3rd) 

11/22 197 Anthony Marino (Oneonta) W TF, 18-1 

197 James Benjamin (Buffalo) W D, 12-6 

197 Bryce Barnes (Army West Point) L D, 5-3 

197 Triston Engle IBrockport) W MD, 14-6 

197 Daniel Smith (Oswego) W MD, 14-6 


11/29 197 #15 Aaron Studebaker (Nebraska) L D, 3-2 tb1 


12/4 197 #16 Mark Martin (Ohio State) L D, 8-5 

197 Cody Crawford (Oregon State) L D, 5-1 (sv1) 


1/1 197 Jackson Lewis (Central Michigan) W D, 7-6 

197 #5 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L D, 7-2 

197 Ben Honis (Cornell) L D, 6-5 

1/10 197 #4 Willie Miklus (Missouri) L D, 8-7 

TY WALTER (0-1) 


11/8 184 Brett Perry (Buffalo) L D, 10-5 

BRANDON WOMACK (1-0) 

NWCA All-Star Classic 

11/1 174 Jason Grimes Jr. (American) W D, 8-3 


March 17-19, 2016 • Page 13



Dalton Macri 

Freshman • 5-4 • Canonsburg, Pa. (Canon-McMillan HS) 

NCAA Qualifier (2016) • EIWA Qualifier (2016) • EIWA Placewinner (2016) • First-Team All-Ivy (2016) 

125 

W - L Falls TF MD Bonus Win Pct. Dual W-L 

2015-16 16 -7 4 2 3 9 .696 6 -3 

CAREER 16 -7 4 2 3 9 .696 6 -3 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• Enters NCAAs with a 16-7 overall record, earning a wild card bid after a strong rookie season. 

• Placed fourth at 125 pounds at the 2016 EIWA championships, losing a pair of matches to NCAA qualifier Zack Fuentes 

of Drexel. 

• Has a 4-6 record on the year against NCAA qualifiers 

• First-year starter ranked among the top 25 wrestlers at his weight entering the NCAA championships. 

• Finished second at the New York State Intercollegiates after defaulting out of the finals. 

• Was 3-2 at Southern Scuffle, including dropping a tight 3-1 contest to then-No. 12 Zeke Moisey of West Virginia. 

• Topped then-No. 8 Barlow McGhee of Missouri 7-6 in a road dual. 

• Is 12-5 during the 2016 calendar year. 

• Won nine of his 16 matches by bonus point decisions, including four falls. 

• Five of his seven losses have come by decision, four coming by a takedown or less. 

2015-16 Results (16-7) 

Record vs. EIWA opponents................................................. 11-3 

Record vs. nationally ranked opponents............................... 2-3 

Record vs. Ivy League opponents.......................................... 5-0 

Record in dual meets............................................................ 6-3 

Record vs. 2016 NCAA Qualifiers........................................... 4-6 

Record in NCAA championship meet..................................... 0-0 

Record in EIWA championship meet..................................... 4-2 

Match-By-Match 

11/21 125 Zack Fuentes (Drexel) W D, 3-2 


11/22 125 Tyler Walsh (LIU-Post) W Fall, 5:45 

125 Thierno Diallo (Binghamton) W D, 14-7 

125 Asher Kramer (Brockport) W Fall, 6:40 


11/29 125 #12 Tim Lambert (Nebraska) L D, 6-4 

125 Sean McCabe (Rutgers) L D, 7-5 


1/1 125 Carter Ballinger (Central Michigan) L MD, 17-5 

125 Cory Lester (Michigan) W MD, 18-6 

125 Sean Badua (Army West Point) W TF, 25-10 

1/2 125 Drew Romero (Air Force) W D, 9-8 

125 #12 Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) L D, 3-1 

1/10 125 #8 Barlow McGhee (Missouri) W D, 7-6 

1/15 125 Nolan Hellickson (Harvard) W Fall, 6:45 


1/23 125 #14 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) L MD, 12-3 

2/13 125 Jeremy Schwartz (Penn) W D, 12-5 

125 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) W D, 6-1 



125 Zack Fuentes (Drexel) L D, 7-2 

125 Sean Badua (Army) W Fall, 2:35 

3/6 125 Gerald Daly (Sacred Heart) W TF, 22-5 

125 #15 David Terao (American) W D, 4-0 

125 Zack Fuentes (Drexel) L D, 4-2 (sv1) 

Cornell NCAA Champions at 125 Pounds 

1959 Dave Auble (123 pounds) 


1994 David Hirsch (126 pounds) 

Cornell NCAA All-Americans at 125 Pounds 



1964 Charles Bush (115 pounds) 


2002 Travis Lee 


2009 Troy Nickerson 






2012 Frank Perrelli 

2013 Nahshon Garrett 




March 17-19, 2016 • Page 14



Nahshon Garrett 

Senior • 5-4 • Chico, Calif. (Chico Senior HS) 

NCAA All-American (2013, ‘14, ‘15) • NCAA Finalist (2014) • NCAA Qualifier (2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16) • EIWA Champion (2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16) • EIWA Wrestler of the Year (2014) • 

Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (2014, ‘16) • All-Ivy League First Team (2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16) • EIWA Freshman of the Year (2013) • Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2013) 

133 


2012-13 43 -5 3 10 12 25 .896 16 -2 

2013-14 35 -2 5 7 8 20 .946 11 -1 

2014-15 34 -5 4 9 9 22 .872 15 -2 

2015-16 32 -0 9 7 7 23 1.000 8 -0 

CAREER 144 -12 21 33 36 90 .923 50 -5 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• Three-time NCAA All-American, including national runner-up at 125 pounds in 2014. 

• Looking to become sixth four-time All-American in Cornell history (127th in NCAA history) 

• Became 10th four-time EIWA champ (fourth Cornellian) with romp through championship tournament, winning all 

four matches with bonus points and earning both the Coaches Award (Most Outstanding Wrestler) and the Sheridan 

Award (most career points scored at the championship). 

• Was named the 2014 EIWA Wrestler of the Year. 

• Has a 144-12 career record, good for third on the school’s career wins list. 

• Enters the EIWA Tournament with a perfect 32-0 record as a senior, including 10 wins over ranked wrestlers and a 

perfect 12-0 mark against NCAA qualifiers (six bonus wins). 

• Sixth Cornell wrestler with at least 30 wins in all four varsity seasons. 

• His .923 win percentage ranks eighth all-time at Cornell, his 90 career bonus wins ranks third and his 3.654 dominance 

ranking sits seventh. 

• Has won 23 of his 32 matches by bonus points, including 19 of the 22 matches against unranked opponents. 

• Won titles at the Binghamton Open, New York State Intercollegiates, Last Vegas Invitational and Southern Scuffle. 

• Moved to No. 1 in the country after a 14-9 win over then-No. 1 Cody Brewer of Oklahoma in the finals of the Last 

Vegas Invitational. 

• Has won 33 consecutive matches dating back to last year. 

• Was 34-5 as a junior, earning first-team All-Ivy honors, earning his third EIWA crown amd finishing fifth at the NCAA 

championships. 

• The 2014 national runner-up at 125 pounds, he earned his second straight NCAA All-America honor and a second 

consecutive EIWA title in 2014. 

• He was also the unanimous Ivy League and EIWA Wrestler of the Year, closing 2014 with a 35-2 overall record with 

his only two losses coming to eventual national champion Jesse Delgado of Illinois. 

• Broke the school record for wins in a season (43) as a freshman and placed third at the 2013 NCAA championship to 

earn All-America accolades, knocking off the No. 1 and No. 3 seeds along the way. 

• Garrett was a two-time California State champion at 103 and 112 pounds. 

• He was a four-time freestyle and Greco Roman All-American from 2009-2011. 

• Earned a Senior National Championship in 2011 at 112 pounds. 


1994 David Hirsch 







2008 Mike Grey 

2011 Mike Grey 


2015-16 Results (32-0) 


Record vs. nationally ranked opponents............................. 10-0 



Record vs. 2016 NCAA Qualifiers......................................... 12-0 

Record in NCAA championship meet................................... 15-4 

Record in EIWA championship meet................................... 16-0 



11/8 133 Emilio Saavedra (Old Dominion) W D, 4-1 

133 Ian Lupole (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:23 

133 Nick Ottaviano (Rutgers) W MD, 13-2 

133 #17 Caleb Richardson (Penn) W D, 4-1 

133 Jeff Ott (Harvard) W Fall, 1:44 

133 Scott DelVecchio (Rutgers) W D, 6-1 

11/21 133 Franco Ferraina (Drexel) W TF, 17-2 


11/22 133 Anthony Messina (Oneonta) W Fall, 1:47 

133 Jayson Rice (Hunter) W Fall, 2:54 

133 Joseph Calderone (LIU-Post) W MD, 18-6 

133 Jake Nicholson (Binghamton) W Fall, 6:38 


11/29 133 #10 Eric Montoya (Nebraska) W MD, 11-3 

133 #17 Anthony Giraldo (Rutgers) W D, 6-1 


12/4 133 Cord Coronado (Arizona State) W TF, 18-2 

133 Rico Montoya (Northern Colorado) W Fall, 3:45 

133 #12 Josh Martinez (Air Force) W MD, 11-3 

12/5 133 #9 George DiCamillo (Virginia) W D, 11-5 

133 #1 Cody Brewer (Oklahoma) W D, 14-9 

Southern Scuffle (5-0, 1st) 

1/1 133 Jason Delacruz (Cal Poly) W TF, 17-0 

133 Franco Ferraina (Drexel) W Fall, 0:12 

133 Sam Brancale (Minnesota) W TF, 18-1 

1/2 133 #10 Kaid Brock (Oklahoma State) W INJ, 1:26 

133 #6 Jordan Conaway (Penn State) W MD, 14-4 

1/10 133 #11 Zach Synon (Missouri) W D, 12-5 

2/6 133 Angelo Amenta (Columbia) W TF, 18-3 

2/7 133 #18 Gary Wayne Harding (Ok. State) W TF, 17-1 

2/13 133 Caleb Richardson (Penn) W D, 9-3 

133 Noah Arjam (Princeton) W Fall, 3:48 


3/5 133 Marcus Begay (Hofstra) W Fall, 0:41 

133 Jeffrey Ott (Harvard) W MD, 15-5 

3/6 133 Caleb Richardson (Penn) W TF, 18-2 

133 Mason Beckman (Lehigh) W MD, 12-1 

March 17-19, 2016 • Page 15



Joey Galasso 

Freshman • 5-6 • Philadelphia, Pa. (Father Judge HS) 

NCAA Qualifier (2016) • EIWA Qualifier (2016) • EIWA Runner-up (2016) • Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2016) • All-Ivy League First Team (2016) 

149 


2015-16 20 -12 1 0 4 5 .625 4 -6 

CAREER 20 -12 1 0 4 5 .625 4 -6 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• EIWA runner-up as a freshman, capping a 20-12 rookie campaign. 

• Is 3-10 against NCAA qualifiers and 2-5 against ranked opponents. 

• Has five bonus wins and is a perfect 7-0 against Ivy League foes. 

• Is 7-3 in his last 10 matches, including a 5-2 win over then-No. 11 CJ Cobb of Penn. 

• Finished third at 149 pounds at the Binghamton Open and was 2-2 at both the Las Vegas Invitational and the 

Southern Scuffle. 

• Five of his losses have come by a single point. 

• A Pennsylvania state champion as a junior and two-time finalist at Father Judge HS, he wrestled from 125 to 145 

during his prep career. 

• Was a four-time state place-winner with a career record of 147-13 with 69 wins by fall 

2015-16 Results (20-12) 


Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ............................... 2-5 








11/8 149 Paul Curtin (Sacred Heart) W MD, 9-1 

149 Drew Longo (Lehigh) L D, 7-2 

149 Matthew Russo (FLWC) W D, 9-2 

149 Tanner Sutton (Lock Haven) W MD, 13-1 

149 Logan David (Cornell) W D, 4-2 sv1 

149 Connor Lapresi (FLWC) W D, 5-2 

149 Casey Cowan (Navy) W D, 7-0 

149 Drew Longo (Lehigh) W D, 7-5 sv1 

149 #19 Chris Perez (Princeton) W MFF 


11/21 149 #16 Matt Cimato (Drexel) L D, 6-0 


11/29 149 #5 Jake Sueflohn (Nebraska) L MD, 12-4 

149 Tyson Dippery (Rutgers) L D, 5-4 


12/4 149 Ryan Burkert (Hofstra) W MD, 14-1 

149 Coleman Hammond (Cal Bakersfield) W D, 5-1 

149 Jake Short (Minnesota) L Fall, 7:35 

149 Clayton Ream (North Dakota State) L D, 9-6 


1/1 149 Benjamin Polkowske (Northern Colo.) W Fall, 4:44 

149 Patricio Lugo (Edinboro) L D, 5-4 

149 Matthew Zovitowski (App. State) W D, 4-2 (sv2) 

149 Timmy Box (Northern Colorado) L D, 5-4 


1953 Frank Bettucci (147 pounds) 

2011 Kyle Dake 


1953 Frank Bettucci (147 pounds) 

1958 Dick Vincent (147 pounds) 

1981 Gene Nighman (142 pounds) 

1990 Pat Waters (142 pounds) 

2003 Dustin Manotti 



2007 Jordan Leen 


2015 Chris Villalonga 

1/10 149 #4 Lavion Mayes (Missouri) L D, 9-2 

1/15 149 Patrick Hogan (Harvard) W D, 8-2 

1/16 149 Steven Galiardo (Brown) W D, 4-3 

1/23 149 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) L D, 8-7 

2/7 149 #13 Anthony Collica (Oklahoma State) L Fall, 2:44 

2/13 149 #11 C.J. Cobb (Penn) W D, 5-2 

149 Mike D’Angelo (Princeton) W D, 9-7 


3/5 149 Jason Bing (Franklin & Marshall) W MD, 15-5 

149 Steven Galiardo (Brown) W D, 3-2 

3/6 149 Tom Page (American) W D, 5-3 

149 #10 Matt Cimato (Drexel) L D, 5-4 


March 17-19, 2016 • Page 16



Dylan Palacio 

Junior • 5-11 • Long Beach, N.Y. (Long Beach HS) 

NCAA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016) • EIWA Champion (2016) • EIWA Finalist (2014, 2015, 2016) • All-Ivy League First Team (2014, 2015) 

3 

3 

157 


2013-14 32 -9 4 1 4 9 .780 12 -1 

2014-15 21 -4 6 2 2 10 .840 13 -0 

2015-16 13 -1 1 2 2 5 .929 4 -0 

CAREER 66 -14 11 5 8 24 .825 29 -1 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• Three-time NCAA qualifier and EIWA finalist. 

• Won his first Eastern title in 2016 with an 8-3 victory over No. 14 John Boyle of American. 

• Two-time first-team All-Ivy League selection. 

• Has posted a 66-14 career record, including 29-1 in dual meet competition and 10-1 at the EIWA meet. 

• Is 13-1 on the season after missing a majority of the campaign rehabbing from an injury. 

• Was a perfect 8-0 against EIWA opponents. 

• Is 4-0 against NCAA qualifiers, including an 8-4 decision over No. 6 Joe Smith of Oklahoma State during a dual. 

• Enters NCAAs with a nine-match win streak. 

• Finished third at the Shorty Hitchcock Invitational, going 5-1 overall. 

• A unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection in 2015 after going 21-4 overall. 

• Was a perfect 4-0 as part of the National Duals squad, including earning a tech fall over No. 17 Nicholas Wanzek of 

Minnesota and a 5-4 decision over No. 9 Nick Moore of Iowa. 

• Was EIWA runner-up after an injury forced him out of the finals. 

• Was 2-2 at the national championships, falling a match shy of the All-American round after a narrow 7-6 loss to No. 

4 Nick Sulzer of Virginia. 

• Was a unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection and a EIWA runner-up at 165 pounds as a freshman in 2014. 

• Posted a 32-9 overall record, including a team-best 12-1 in dual meets and 7-0 against Ivy competitors. 

• Advanced to the All-America round at NCAAs, knocking off fifth-seeded Nick Moore of Iowa by an 8-1 decision along 

the way. 

• Finished third at the New York State Intercollegiates and sixth at both the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the 

Southern Scuffle. 

• Went 22-4 in the 2014 calendar year with three of his four losses coming to wrestlers ranked in the top eight nationally 

and the other coming to a top 20 wrestler in sudden victory. 

2015-16 Results (13-1) 

Record vs. EIWA opponents................................................... 8-0 








1/10 157 Le’Roy Barnes (Missouri) W D, 9-7 

Shorty Hitchcock Invitational (5-1, 3rd) 

1/16 157 Ryan Dougherty (Bloomsburg) W MD, 13-5 

157 Alex Klucker (Lock Haven) W TF, 21-3 

157 Jake Kaminsky (Hofstra) W TF, 21-5 

157 Ken Theobald (Rutgers) L D, 14-12 

157 Danny Boychuck (Maryland) W MD, 14-6 


1/23 157 Ian Brown (Lehigh) W D, 8-4 

2/7 157 #6 Joe Smith (Oklahoma State) W D, 8-4 

2/13 157 Adam Krop (Princeton) W D, 6-4 


3/5 157 Jordan Velez (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 4:06 

157 Adam Krop (Princeton) W D, 10-9 

3/6 157 May Bethea (Penn) W D, 5-4 

157 #14 John Boyle (American) W D, 8-3 





1964 Geoff Stephens (157 pounds) 

1965 Geoff Stephens (157 pounds) 





2014 Brian Realbuto 

2015 Brian Realbuto 


March 17-19, 2016 • Page 17



Duke Pickett 

Senior • 5-10 • Culpeper, Va. (Woodberry Forest School) 

NCAA Qualifier (2015, 2016) • EIWA Finalist (2016) • EIWA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016) • First-Team All-Ivy League (2015) • 

Second-Team All-Ivy League (2016) • All-Ivy League Honorable Mention (2014) 

165 


2012-13 18 -15 1 0 5 6 .545 3 -6 

2013-14 17 -7 3 0 4 7 .708 5 -3 

2014-15 29 -11 0 0 5 5 .725 11 -3 

2015-16 26 -9 2 2 6 10 .743 5 -4 

CAREER 90 -42 6 2 20 28 .682 24 -16 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• Two-time NCAA qualifier and three-time EIWA participant. 

• EIWA runner-up at 165 pounds in 2016. 

• Has a 90-42 career record with 28 bonus wins during his four seasons, including three years as a starter. 

• Enters his second NCAA tournament with a 26-9 overall record, including 7-8 against NCAA qualifiers. 

• Is 3-6 against nationally ranked opponents. 

• Four of his losses came by a takedown or less, and five of his defeats came at the hands of wrestlers ranked in the top 10. 

• Won the Binghamton Open and New York State Intercollegiates and was 5-2 on his way to the podium at the Las 

Vegas Invitational. 

• Pickett earned a spot on the All-Ivy first team after going 29-11 overall, including 5-0 against Ivy opponents and 

14-4 against EIWA foes, in 2014-15. 

• Made his first NCAA appearance with a pair of narrow losses, one coming in the first tiebreaker to No. 9 Cody Walters 

of Ohio and the second as part of a 6-5 decision against Oklahoma’s Matt Reed. 

• Finished third at Eastern’s at 174 pounds, topping Army’s Brian Harvey in the third tiebreaker to claim third.• Was an 

honorable mention All-Ivy League selection in 2014. 

• Made his first EIWA appearance, finishing seventh at 174 pounds. 

• Ended his 2014 season with a 17-7 overall record with seven of the victories coming by bonus points. 

• Won the B Bracket at the New York State Intercollegiates and went 4-2 at the Southern Scuffle. 

• Was 5-3 in dual meets and 5-1 against Ivy League opponents. 

• Recorded an 18-15 record with seven bonus wins as a freshman in 2013. 

• Saw action in nine dual meets. 

• Placed fourth at the Binghamton Open and the New York State Intercollegiate Championships and later in the season 

placed second at the Millersville Shorty Hitchcock Memorial Tournament at 174 pounds. 


1953 Don Dickason (167 pounds) 



1953 Don Dickason (167 pounds) 

2008 Mack Lewnes 


2015-16 Results (26-9) 










11/8 165 Seldon Wright (Old Dominion) W D, 1-0 

165 Cody Cordes (Lock Haven) W D, 9-2 

165 Brendan Burnham (Maryland) W MD, 9-0 

165 Judd Ziegler (Princeton) W Fall, 3:56 

165 Geno Morelli (Penn State) W D, 9-3 

11/21 165 Austin Rose (Drexel) W D, 9-3 


11/22 165 Eduardo Ramirez (LIU-Post) W TF, 19-2 

165 Mark Milisci (Oswego) W MD, 15-6 

165 Colin Barber (Cortland) W MD, 11-3 

165 Andrew Mendel (Army West Point) W MD, 12-4 

165 Tyrel White (Columbia) W D, 3-2 


11/29 165 #4 Austin Wilson (Nebraska) L D, 2-0 

165 #9 Anthony Perrotti (Rutgers) L D, 6-2 


12/4 165 Bobby Fehr (Hofstra) W MD,13-2 

165 John Keck (Navy) W D, 7-1 

165 Dajour Reece (North Idaho) W D, 8-5 

165 #19 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) W D, 4-1 

12/5 165 #3 Bo Jordan (Wisconsin) L D, 8-1 

165 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L D, 4-2 

165 Devon Gobbo (Harvard) W Fall, 4:08 


1/1 165 Jason Carr (The Citadel) W TF, 19-0 

165 Paul Duggan (Campbell) W D, 7-2 

165 #18 Geno Morelli (Penn State) W D, 3-1 (sv1) 

1/2 165 Logan Massa (Michigan) L D, 7-3 

165 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) L D, 5-0 

1/10 165 #6 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) L D, 3-2 (OT1) 

1/23 165 #15 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) W D, 5-2 


2/7 165 #1 Alex Dieringer (Ok. State) L Fall, 1:18 

2/13 165 Brooks Martino (Penn) W D, 8-2 

165 Judd Ziegler (Princeton) W D, 10-5 


3/5 165 Judd Ziegler (Princeton) W MD, 13-1 

165 Ray Bethea (Penn) W D, 3-0 


165 #20 Devon Gobbo (Harvard) L D, 2-1 


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Brian Realbuto 

Junior • 5-8 • Somers, N.Y. (Somers HS) 

NCAA Finalist (2015) • NCAA All-American (2014, 2015) • NCAA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016) • 

EWIA Champion (2015, 2016) • EWIA Qualifier (2014, 2015, 2016) • All-Ivy League First Team (2014, 2015, 2016) 

174 


2013-14 36 -8 14 3 7 24 .818 10 -1 

2014-15 23 -3 0 3 5 8 .885 12 -0 

2015-16 33 -3 6 7 7 20 .917 11 -0 

CAREER 92 -14 20 13 19 52 .868 33 -1 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• Two-time NCAA All-American and the 2015 and 2016 EIWA champion. 

• First-team All-Ivy League in each of his first two seasons and has a sparkling 92-14 career record. 

• Has been ranekd as high as No. 1 nationally and sports a 33-3 overall record with 20 bonue wins. 

• Was a perfect 11-0 in dual meets (33-1 in his career) and near-perfect 21-1 against EIWA opponents. 

• Won the Binghamton Open, New York State Intercollegiates and the Las Vegas Invitational. 

• Is 10-2 against nationally ranked opponents and 18-2 against NCAA qualifiers. 

• Was national runner-up at 157 pounds, reaching the finals at NCAAs as part of a 23-3 campaign, in 2014-15. 

• Won his first-ever EIWA title with a perfect 4-0 run, including a 6-1 triumph over American’s John Boyle in the finals. 

• Defeated six nationally ranked wrestlers during his run, including a 9-3 triumph over then-unbeaten and No. 1 Dylan 

Ness (No. 3 seed), as well as seeded wrestlers John Boyle of American (No. 8), Joey LaVallee of Missouri (No. 9), Ian 

Miller of Kent State (No. 7) and Mitch Minotti of Lehigh (No. 11) twice. 

• Missed the first semester while recovering from a knee injury suffered at last season’s NCAA tournament. 

• Was a perfect 12-0 in dual meets, 9-0 against EIWA wrestlers and 5-0 against Ivy League foes. 

• A 2014 All-American after finishing sixth at the NCAA championships, he finished his freshman season with a 36-8 

record. 

• Enters the EIWA tournament with 12 consecutive wins, including five straight over ranked wrestlers. 

• The unanimous first-team All-Ivy League selection ranked second on the team in wins and led the squad in both 

falls (14) and bonus wins (24). 

• Advanced to the semifinals at NCAAs with a sudden victory decision over Blaise Butler of Virginia and a dominant 11-4 

triumph over defending national champion Derek St. John (Iowa) before being injured in a semifinal loss to eventual 

champion Alex Dieringer (Oklahoma State). 

• Was forced to default out to sixth place to end his tournament. 

• Was fourth at his first EIWA championship meet in 2014. 

• Finished second at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, topping a pair of NCAA qualifiers along the way. 

• Was 10-1 in dual meet competition, 6-1 against Ivy foes and 15-4 in EIWA action. 

• Finished third at the Binghamton Open, first at the New York State Intercollegiates, second at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas 

Invitational and fifth at the Southern Scuffle. 


1929 Glenn Stafford (175 pounds) 


1974 Dick Minekime (177 pounds) 

1993 Kyle Rackley (177 pounds) 

2001 Jim Stanec 

2005 Joe Mazzurco 

2008 Steve Anceravage 

2009 Steve Anceravage 




2015-16 Results (33-3) 


Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ............................. 10-2 

Record vs. Ivy League opponents........................................ 12-1 

Record in dual meets.......................................................... 11-0 




Match-by-Match 


11/8 174 Jake Kocsis (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:25 

174 Tyler Lusht (SUNY Brockport) W TF, 15-0 

174 Tom Grosso (Sacred Heart) W TF, 16-0 

174 #12 Elliot Riddick (Lehigh) W D, 1-0 

174 #19 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W D, 5-0 

174 Jon Schleifer (Princeton) W D, 7-2 

11/21 174 Nick Elmer (Drexel) W Fall, 4:09 


11/22 174 Lantze Lange (Oneonta) W Fall, 1:21 

174 Alex Kelly (Niagara CC) W Fall, 0:49 

174 Zack Hernandez (Columbia) W MD, 13-0 

174 Brian Harvey (Army West Point) W D, 8-3 


11/29 174 #15 Micah Barnes (Nebraska) W D, 9-6 

174 Phil Bakuckas (Rutgers) W D, 6-1 


12/4 174 Andrew LaBrie (Brown) W D, 8-6 

174 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W MD, 12-1 

174 Brian Harvey (Army West Point) W Fall, 407 

12/5 174 #17 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W TF, 16-0 

174 #15 Bryce Hammond (Cal Bakersfield) W MD, 11-1 


1/1 174 Timothy Knipl (The Citadel) W TF, 17-0 

174 Nicholas Wanzek (Minnesota) W D, 8-3 

174 Chandler Rodgers (Oklahoma State) W Fall, 1:24 

1/2 174 #5 Bo Nickal (Penn State) L D, 14-7 

174 Casey Kent (Penn) L D, 8-5 

174 #2 Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma State) L D, 4-3 

1/10 174 #8 Blaise Butler (Missouri) W D, 3-2 

1/15 174 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W TF, 16-0 


1/23 174 Elliott Riddick (Lehigh) W MD, 11-0 

2/6 174 Zack Hernandez (Columbia) W D, 6-0 

2/7 174 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma State) W MD, 13-2 

2/13 174 #15 Casey Kent (Penn) W D, 8-2 

174 #16 Jonathan Schleifer (Princeton) W TF, 16-0 



174 Zack Hernandez (Columbia) W TF, 17-1 

3/6 174 #18 Jadean Bernstein (Navy) W D, 9-3 

174 #17 Brian Harvey (Army West Point) W D, 12-6 

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184 

Gabe Dean 

Junior • 5-10 • Lowell, Mich. (Lowell HS) 

NCAA Champion (2015) • NCAA All-American (2014, ‘15) • NCAA Semifinalist (2014) • NCAA Qualifier (2014, ‘15, ‘16) • EIWA Champion (2014, ‘15, ‘16) • EIWA Wrestler of the 

Year (2015) • Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (2015) • EIWA Rookie of the Year (2014) • Ivy League Rookie of the Year (2014) • All-Ivy League First Team (2014, ‘15, ‘16) 


2013-14 40 -3 12 6 4 22 .930 12 -1 

2014-15 43 -2 8 7 9 24 .956 18 -0 

2015-16 29 -1 9 6 9 24 .962 7 -1 

CAREER 112 -6 29 19 22 70 .949 37 -1 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• The two-time NCAA All-American and 2015 national champion won his third EIWA crown two weekends ago. 

• Has a 112-6 career record with 70 bonus wins, including 29-1 with 24 bonus wins as a junior in 2016. 

• His .800 bonus win percentage (24-of-30) is the highest single-season average in school history. 

• Won the Binghamton Open, New York State Intercollegiates, Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle. 

• Is 10-1 against ranked opponents on the year and 14-1 vs. NCAA qualifiers. 

• Opened the year by winning his first 14 contests of the year with bonus points. 

• Is a perfect 20-0 against EIWA opponents this year. 

• Dean won his first NCAA title in 2015 with a perfect three-day run through the 184-pound bracket. 

• He claimed the title with a 6-2 victory over Lehigh’s Nathaniel Brown in the finals, making it four wins over Brown 

on the season. 

• The top seed entering the tournament, he ended his second season with a 43-2 overall record and a second EIWA 

championship and NCAA All-America honor to his name. 

• Dean led the Big Red in wins (43), bonus wins (24), winning percentage (.956) and dual wins (18-0). 

• The 2015 EIWA and Ivy League Wrestler of the Year and two-time first-team all-leaguer sports an 83-5 career mark. 

• Along with winning an EIWA and NCAA championship, Dean won his second straight Southern Scuffle title, a New 

York State Intercollegiate championship and won his match at the preseason NWCA All-Star Classic. 

• The Ivy League and EIWA Rookie of the Year in 2014, Dean earned All-America honors with a third-place finish at the 

2014 NCAA Championships. 

• The unanimous first-team All-Ivy selection had a spectacular rookie season, going 40-3 with his only losses coming 

to the top two wrestlers at his weight class. 

• He led the team in wins and was second in bonus wins (23). 

• He won 29 consecutive matches, including 11 over top 20 wrestlers, before dropping a 5-3 decision to eventual 

national champion Ed Ruth of Penn State in the NCAA semifinals. 

• Dean’s signature win came against Penn State’s two-time defending national champion Ed Ruth at the Southern Scuffle, 

avenging one of his two losses from early in the season and snapping Ruth’s 84-match win streak dating back to 2011. 

• The win earned him U.S.A. Wrestling and EIWA Wrestler of the Week honors and he was featured in Sports Illustrated’s 

“Faces In The Crowd” for the Jan. 20, 2014 issue. 

• He won the New York State Intercollegiates, the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle and placed 

second at the Binghamton Open. 


2012 Steve Bosak 

2015 Gabe Dean 


1929 Glenn Stafford (175 pounds) 

1968 Dick Minekime (177 pounds) 

1993 Kyle Rackley (177 pounds) 

2002 Clint Wattenberg 

2003 Clint Wattenberg 

2005 Tyler Baier 

2006 Joe Mazzurco 

2007 Josh Arnone 






2015-16 Results (29-1) 


Record vs. nationally ranked opponents ............................. 10-1 




Record in NCAA championship meet................................... 12-1 




11/8 184 Caleb Thompson (AIC) W Fall, 0:53 

184 Zach Bruce (Penn) W MD, 20-6 

184 Joe Heyob (Penn) W TF, 21-4 

184 Steven Schneider (Binghamton) W MD, 16-6 

184 #10 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W MD, 13-4 

11/21 184 Stephen Loiseau (Drexel) W MD, 16-8 


11/22 184 Reginald Williams (Binghamton) W Fall, 1:19 

184 Carlos Toribio (Ithaca) W Fall, 2:46 

184 Samson Imonode (Army West Point) W TF, 26-10 


11/29 184 #7 T.J. Dudley (Nebraska) W MD, 11-3 

184 Nicholas Gravina (Rutgers) W MD, 13-5 


12/4 184 Lance Dixon (Oklahoma) W TF, 23-8 

184 Tanner Lynde (Purdue) W TF, 24-9 

184 #19 Matthew Miller (Navy) W MD, 12-4 

12/5 184 #9 Willie Miklus (Missouri) W D, 3-2 

184 #12 Domenic Abounader (Michigan) W MD, 15-6 


1/1 184 Wesley Maskill (Michigan State) W Fall, 4:39 

184 Jakob Scheffel (West Virginia) W TF, 21-6 

184 Jordan Rogers (Oklahoma State) W MD, 16-6 

1/2 184 #15 Matthew Miller (Navy) W D, 10-5 

184 #4 Nathaniel Brown (Lehigh) W D, 8-2 

1/10 184 Tim Miklus (Missouri) W TF, 18-1 

1/15 184 Michael Mocco (Harvard) W Fall, 6:43 

1/16 184 Austin Pfarr (Brown) W Fall, 2:35 

2/7 184 #16 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) L D, 14-9 

2/13 184 #15 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W D, 7-5 (sv1) 

EIWA Championships (4-0, 1st) 

3/5 184 Jason Grimes (American) W Fall, 4:03 

184 Elliot Antler (Sacred Heart) W Fall, 4:41 

3/6 184 #16 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W D, 5-3 

184 #14 Mathew Miller (Navy) W Fall, 0:53 


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Owen Scott 

Senior • 6-2 • Palmyra, N.Y. (Palmyra-Macedon HS) 

NCAA Qualifier (2016) • EIWA Qualifier (2016) 

197 


2013-14 9 -2 1 0 2 3 .818 1 -0 

2014-15 13 -4 3 1 2 6 .765 1 -0 

2015-16 15 -7 2 2 3 7 .682 4 -3 

CAREER 37 -13 6 3 7 16 .740 6 -3 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• Qualified for his first NCAA championship after placing an impressive third at the EIWA tournament. 

• Posted a 2-6 record against NCAA qualifiers, with five of the losses coming by three points or less. 

• Sports a 15-7 record with seven bonus point wins. 

• Has a 37-13 career record (.740) with 16 bonus point wins. 

• Owns a pair of vicctories over Lehigh’s John Bolich, part of his 12-2 resume against EIWA foes this year. 

• Six of his seven losses have come by three points or less. 

• Went 13-4 as the team’s primary backup at 197 as a junior in 2015. 

• Was 5-1 to place third at the weight at the Binghamton Open, including a win by fall over teammate and two-time 

Eastern champ Jace Bennett. 

• Scott went 9-2 as one of the team’s top backups at 174 pounds in 2014. 

• He went 5-1 to finish second at the Binghamton Open, knocking off top wrestlers from Harvard, Rutgers and Princeton 

en route to the finals. 

2015-16 Results (15-7) 










11/8 197 Nicholas Coco (Brockport) W Fall, 1:12 

197 Tom Murray (Lehigh) W D, 4-0 


11/29 197 Hayden Hrymack (Rutgers) L D, 10-7 


12/6 197 Bailey Faust (West Virginia) W TF, 15-0 

197 Frank Mattiace (Penn) W D, 3-1 

197 Morgan McIntosh (Penn State) L TF, 18-2 

197 Nathan Dow (Army) W MD, 14-5 


1/1 197 Brandon Tribble (Wyoming) W TF, 16-0 

197 #10 Zach Nye (Virginia) L D, 3-2 

197 Trent Noon (Northern Colorado) L D, 6-5 

1/15 197 Josh Popple (Harvard) W MD, 15-2 

1/16 197 Augustus Marker (Brown) W MD, 8-0 

1/23 197 #14 John Bolich (Lehigh) W D, 3-1 (OT) 

2/6 197 Troy Hembury (Columbia) W D, 6-3 

2/7 197 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma State) L D, 2-0 

2/13 197 #10 Brett Harner (Princeton) L D, 6-3 

EIWA Championship (5-1, 3rd) 

3/5 197 Charles Herkesner (F&M) W Fall, 5:27 

197 Frank Mattiace (Penn) L D, 7-5 

197 Augustus Marker (Brown) W D, 7-5 

3/6 197 Tyler Greene (Bucknell) W D, 13-8 

197 Jeric Kasunic (American) W D, 6-2 

197 #17 John Bolich (Lehigh) W D, 12-6 


2012 Cam Simaz 


2004 Matt Greenberg 

2006 Jerry Rinaldi 

2007 Jerry Rinaldi 






March 17-19, 2016 • Page 21



Jeramy Sweany 

Freshman • 6-2 • Vacaville, Calif. (Vacaville HS) 

EIWA Qualifier (2016) • EIWA Qualifier (2016) • Honorable Mention All-Ivy League (2016) 

285 


2015-16 22 -14 3 2 1 6 .611 5 -5 

CAREER 22 -14 3 2 1 6 .611 5 -5 

NOTES TO KNOW 

• First-time NCAA qualifier leads the three freshmen in the lineup with 22 wins on the season. 

• Qualified for his first NCAA tournament with a sixth-place finish at the EIWA Championship. 

• Is 6-11 on the year against NCAA qualifiers. 

• Is 13-5 against EIWA foes and 7-2 vs. Ivy League opponents. 

• Finished third at the Binghamton Open and was 3-3 at the Las Vegas Invitational and 2-2 at the Southern Scuffle. 

• Dropped a 6-4 contest to then-No. 2 Ty Walz of Virginia Tech in Vegas. 

• Picked up his biggest win of the year with a 5-2 triumph over No. 13 Collin Jensen of Nebraska at the Grapple at the 

Garden. 

• Two-time California state champion at Vacaville HS. 

• Ranked among the nation’s top 100 recruits as a senior according to Intermat and was sixth nationally at 220 pounds 

according to FloWrestling. 

• Earned Junior Greco All-America honors twice, including runner-up in 2012, and finished as runner-up at FloNationals 

in 2013. 

• Posted a 177-25 record in his four-year high school career. 


None 


None 

2015-16 Results (22-14) 










11/8 285 Dawson Peck (Maryland) L MD, 10-1 

285 Thomas Ott (Navy) W TF, 17-0 

285 Tyler Hall (Penn) W D, 11-5 

285 Tyler Lilly (Cortland) W Fall, 5:15 

285 Youssif Hemida (Maryland) W FF 

285 Max Wessell (Lehigh) W MFF 

285 Trevor Smith (Army West Point) W MFF 

285 Patrik Garren (Penn) W MFF 

285 Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) W D, 10-3 

11/21 285 Joey Goodhart (Drexel) W D, 4-3 


11/22 285 Dennis Melendez (Hunter) W Fall, 6:01 

285 Jennard Rosemond (Nassau CC) W Fall, 6:37 


11/29 285 #13 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) W D, 5-2 

285 #7 Billy Smith (Rutgers) L D, 8-1 


12/4 285 Jake Scanlan (American) W TF, 17-2 

285 Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) W D, 3-2 

285 #2 Ty Walz (Virginia Tech) L D, 6-4 

285 Pat Gillen (Virginia) W MD, 13-5 

12/5 285 #18 Nick Tavanello (Ohio State) L Fall, 1:57 

285 Joseph Fagiano (Cal Baptist) L Fall, 1:31 


1/1 285 Cory Daniel (North Carolina) W D, 8-4 

285 Josh Marcok (Stanford) W D, 3-2 

285 #6 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) L MD, 10-2 

285 William Miller (Edinboro) L D, 9-8 

1/10 285 #2 J’den Cox (Missouri) L TF, 24-9 

1/15 285 Nicholas Gajdzik (Harvard) W D, 5-2 

1/16 285 BROWN W FFT 

1/23 285 #14 Max Wessell (Lehigh) L MD, 14-6 

2/7 285 #5 Austin Marsden (Ok. State) L MD, 16-3 

2/13 285 Patrick Garren (Penn) W D, 7-1 




285 Garrett Ryan (Columbia) W D, 8-2 

3/6 285 #9 Joe Stolfi (Bucknell) L TF, 17-2 


285 Antonio Pelusi (Franklin & Marshall) L D, 9-7 


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Cornell NCAA Tournament History 

Season Finish Points Champs A-A Qualifiers 

2015-16 9 

2014-15 5th 71.5 1 4 9 

2013-14 7th 53 0 3 8 

2012-13 5th 65 1 4 7 

2011-12 4th 102.5 3 5 9 

2010-11 2nd 93.5 1 5 9 

2009-10 2nd 90 1 4 8 

2008-09 5th 73.5 1 4 9 

2007-08 9th 63 1 4 6 

2006-07 12th 47 0 4 8 

2005-06 5th 62 0 4 8 

2004-05 4th 76.5 1 4 9 

2003-04 11th 51 0 3 8 

2002-03 10th 52 1 3 8 

2001-02 t-18th 28 0 2 7 

2000-01 t-28th 12.5 0 1 4 

1999-00 t-34th 11.5 0 0 5 

1998-99 36th 9.5 0 0 5 

1997-98 t-67th 1 0 0 3 

1996-97 t-41st 6 0 1 1 

1995-96 t-42nd 4 0 0 4 

1994-95 t-56th 1.5 0 0 3 

1993-94 17th 22.5 1 1 2 

1992-93 10th 35 0 3 5 

1991-92 15th 18 0 1 6 

1990-91 t-39th 5.5 0 0 4 

1989-90 20th 14 0 1 4 

1988-89 t-57th 2 0 0 2 

1987-88 -- 0 0 0 2 

1986-87 -- 0 0 0 1 

1984-85 t-55th 2 0 0 1 

1983-84 t-44th 2.5 0 0 1 

1980-81 33rd 7.25 0 1 2 

1979-80 -- 0 0 0 2 

1976-77 -- 0 0 0 1 

1973-74 t-28th 5.5 0 0 4 

1972-73 t-48th 2 0 0 1 

1971-72 t-67th 1 0 0 1 

1969-70 t-40th 2 0 0 1 

1967-68 t-32nd 7 0 1 1 

1966-67 t-24th 8 0 1 2 

1964-65 t-28th 4 0 1 1 

1963-64 t-14th 14 0 2 9 

1959-60 t-10th 17 1 1 2 

1958-59 12th 14 1 1 3 

1957-58 t-7th 16 0 1 5 

1956-57 -- 0 0 0 2 

1954-55 t-22nd 3 0 0 8 

1952-53 3rd 13 2 2 5 

1950-51 -- 0 0 0 4 

1928-29 6th 7 1 1 2 

All-Time 1196.75 17 73 231 

NCAA Tournament Records 

Highest Finish: 2nd (2010, 2011) 

Most Team Points: 102.5 (2012 - 4th) 

Most NCAA Champs: 3 (2012 - Dake at 157, Bosak at 184, 

Simaz at 197) 

Most All-Americans: 5 (2011, 2012) 

Most Qualifiers: 9 (1964, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 

2016) 

Most Match Wins: 29 (2010) 

Career NCAA Tournament Record: 481-369 (.566) 

Fastest Fall: 0:14, Troy Nickerson (125) over Joey Fio (Oklahoma), 

3/20/2009 

Four-Time NCAA Qualifiers (14) 

Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 

Steve Anceravage 2005-09 12 -9 4 (06, 07, 08, 09) — 2 (08, 09) 

Steve Bosak 2008-13 17 -5 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 1 (12) 3 (11, 12, 13) 

Kyle Dake 2009-13 20 -0 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 4 (10, 11, 12, 13) 

Mark Fergeson 1989-93 13 -8 4 (90, 91, 92, 93) — 2 (92, 93) 

Nahshon Garrett 2012- 15 -4 4 (13, 14, 15, 16) — 3 (13, 14, 15) 

Mike Grey 2007-11 14 -10 4 (08, 09, 10, 11) — 2 (08, 11) 

Travis Lee 2001-05 18 -4 4 (02, 03, 04, 05) 2 (03, 05) 4 (02, 03, 04, 05) 

Jordan Leen 2004-09 15 -6 4 (05, 07, 08, 09) 1 (08) 3 (07, 08, 09) 

Mack Lewnes 2007-11 12 -7 4 (08, 09, 10, 11) — 3 (08, 10, 11) 

Dustin Manotti 2002-06 17 -9 4 (03, 04, 05, 06) — 4 (03, 04, 05, 06) 

Troy Nickerson 2005-10 20 -4 4 (06, 07, 09, 10) 1 (09) 4 (06, 07, 09, 10) 

Jerry Rinaldi 2003-07 11 -9 4 (04, 05, 06, 07) — 2 (06, 07) 

Cam Simaz 2008-12 19 -5 4 (09, 10, 11, 12) 1 (12) 4 (09, 10, 11, 12) 

Chris Villalonga 2010-15 6 -9 4 (12, 13, 14, 15) — 1 (15) 

Three-Time NCAA Qualifiers (14) 


Dave Auble 1957-60 8 -1 3 (58, 59, 60) 2 (59, 60) 2 (59, 60) 

Tyler Baier 2000-05 8 -5 3 (03, 04, 05) — 1 (05) 

Jace Bennett 2011-15 5 -6 3 (13, 14, 15) — — 

Gabe Dean 2013- 10 -1 3 (14, 15, 16) 1 (15) 2 (14, 15) 

Matt Greenberg 2000-04 10 -6 3 (02, 03, 04) — 1 (04) 

David Hirsch 1990-94 13 -4 3 (92, 93, 94) 1 (94) 2 (93, 94) 

Justin Kerber 2007-11 5 -6 3 (09, 10, 11) — — 

Joe Mazzurco 2001-06 10 -7 3 (04, 05, 06) — 2 (05, 06) 

Mike Mormile 2001-06 5 -6 3 (04, 05, 06) — — 

Mike Nevinger 2010-14 11 -6 3 (12, 13,14) — 2 (12, 13) 

Dylan Palacio 2013- 5 -4 3 (14, 15, 16) — — 

Brian Realbuto 2013- 7 -2 3 (14, 15, 16) — 2 (14, 15) 

Scott Roth 2000-04 2 -6 3 (02, 03, 04) — — 

Pat Waters 1986-90) 5 -5 3 (88, 89, 90) — 1 (90) 

Two-Time NCAA Qualifiers (37) 


Alejandro Alvarez 2000-04 1 -4 2 (02, 03) — — 

Corey Anderson 1999-01 4 -4 2 (00, 01) — — 

Joe Arnold 1950-53 0 -3 2 (51, 53) — — 

Josh Arnone 2005-10 2 -5 2 (07, 10) — 1 (07) 

Frank Bettucci 1950-53 7 -2 2 (1951, 53) 1 (53) 1 (53) 

Rex Boda 1952-55 2 -3 2 (53, 55) — — 

Seth Charles 1995-00 1 -4 2 (99, 00) — — 

Don Dickason 1950-53 5 -1 2 (51, 53) 1 (53) 1 (53) 

Dave Dunlop 1956-59 2 -2 2 (58, 59) — — 

Sam Edwards 1977-81 2 -4 2 (80, 81) — — 

Adam Frey 2006-08 3 -3 2 (07, 08) — — 

Steve Friedman 1956-59 1 -2 2 (58, 59) — — 

Mark Grey 2013- 4 -4 2 (14, 15) — — 

Walter Grote 1971-74 2 -3 2 (72, 74) — — 

Zach Hammond 2004-09 1 -4 2 (07, 09) — — 

Joel Holman 1992-98 1 -4 2 (96, 98) — — 

Joey Hooker 2003-07 2 -4 2 (05, 07) — — 

Otis Keller 1952-55 1 -2 2 (53, 55) — — 

Carl Keske 1993-97 7 -4 2 (96, 97) — 1 (97) 

D.J. Meagher 2007-11 2 -4 2 (09, 11) — — 

Ben New 1995-00 2 -4 2 (99, 00) — — 

Gene Nighman 1978-81 4 -3 2 (80, 81) — 1 (81) 

Frank Perrelli 2007-12 5 -4 2 (11, 12) — 1 (12) 

Duke Pickett 2012- 0 -2 2 (15, 16) — — 

Dale Porter 1971-75 4 -3 2 (73, 74) — — 

Kyle Rackley 1991-93 8 -4 2 (92, 93) — 1 (93) 

Andy Rice 1984-88 0 -3 2 (87, 88) — — 

Jason Roach 1990-92 2 -3 2 (91, 92) — — 

David Sims 1989-92 0 -2 2 (91, 92) — — 

Jim Stanec 1997-2002 7 -4 2 (01, 02) — 1 (01) 

Geoff Stephens 1964-65 6 -6 2 (64, 65) — 2 (64, 65) 

Joe Tucceri 1996-00 3 -4 2 (99, 00) — — 

Leo Urbinelli 1996-01 5 -4 2 (00, 01) — — 

Clint Wattenberg 1998-03 9 -5 2 (02, 03) — 2 (02, 03) 


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Gabe Webster 1998-03 1 -4 2 (02, 03) — — 

Pat Welch 1981-85 3 -3 2 (84, 85) — — 

Mike Yancosky 1991-95 3 -4 2 (94, 95) — — 

One-Time NCAA Qualifiers (58) 


Jacob Aiken-Phillips 2011-15 1 -2 1 (15) — — 

Nick Arujau 2011-13 1 -2 1 (12) — — 

John Bove 1992-94 1 -2 1 (93) — — 

Shawn Bradley 1995-99 2 -2 1 (99) — — 

Bob Buchwald 1963-66 1 -1 1 (64) — — 

Chuck Bush 1963-64 4 -2 1 (64) — — 

Carl Capra 1962-64 1 -1 1 (64) — — 

Monty Cheff 1993-97 1 -2 1 (96) — — 

Mike Crandall 1967-71 1 -1 1 (70) — — 

Dave Crawford 1971-74 0 -1 1 (74) — — 

Warren Crow 1963-64 1 -2 1 (64) — — 

Keith Dickey 2003-07 2 -2 1 (06) — — 

Carlos Eason 1993-96 1 -4 1 (96) — — 

Ben Egerton 1954-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — 

Fran Ferraro 1963-66 0 -1 1 (64) — — 

John Fogarty 1996-99 0 -2 1 (98) — — 

Joey Galasso 2015- 0 -0 1 (16) — — 

Charles Gratto 1954-57 0 -1 1 (55) — — 

Jerry Graziano 1985-90 0 -2 1 (90) — — 

Bob Greenleaf 1995-00 3 -2 1 (99) — — 

Joe Guciardo 1986-90 2 -2 1 (90) — — 

Bill Jemison 1953-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — 

Maciej Jochym 2007-12 1 -2 1 (12) — — 

Tom Jones 1961-64 0 -2 1 (64) — — 

Hyman Josefson 1926-29 2 -2 1 (29) — — 

Roger Judd 1952-55 0 -1 1 (55) — — 

Ron Keene 1976-79 0 -1 1 (77) — — 

Dennis Kitko 1994-96 0 -1 1 (95) — — 

Chris Labbate 1985-89 0 -1 1 (89) — — 

Stryker Lane 2009-13 0 -2 1 (13) — — 

Bob Lynch 1953-56 0 -1 1 (55) — — 

Dalton Macri 2015- 0 -0 1 (16) — — 

Corey Manson 2006-11 2 -2 1 (11) — — 

Al Marion 1958-61 2 -1 1 (60) — — 

Dan Miracola 2002-06 1 -2 1 (06) — — 

Dick Minekime 1965-68 4 -2 1 (68) — — 

Carmon Molina 1955-58 2 -2 1 (58) — — 

Ben Morgan 1987-91 1 -2 1 (91) — — 

Bruce Morgan 1990-93 1 -2 1 (93) — — 

Don New 1964-67 4 -2 1 (67) — — 

Mike New 1989-92 2 -2 1 (92) — — 

Neal Orr 1962-65 0 -1 1 (64) — — 

Marshall Peppelman 2010-13 1 -2 1 (12) — — 

Mike Rodriguez 2004-08 2 -2 1 (08) — — 

Nate Rupp 1994-98 0 -2 1 (98) — — 

Dave Schaefer 1972-76 1 -2 1 (74) — — 

Owen Scott 2013- 0 -0 1 (16) — — 

Tyler Shovlin 2001-05 1 -2 1 (05) — — 

Steve Smethurst 1954-57 9 -1 1 (57) — — 

Glenn Stafford 1926-29 2 -0 1 (29) — — 

Bob Stock 1964-67 2 -2 1 (67) — — 

Jeramy Sweany 2015- 0 -0 1 (16) — — 

Ned Tudi 1954-55 0 -1 1 (55) — — 

Bill Van Gilder 1950-52 0 -1 1 (51) — — 

Dick Vincent 1955-58 3 -1 1 (58) — — 

Tom Waldron 1999-01 0 -2 1 (01) — — 

George Willis 1956-59 0 -1 1 (57) — — 

Mike Wittenberg 1961-64 0 -1 1 (64) — — 

Individual Honors 

Olympians (4) 

Charles Ackerly (1920, GOLD); Dave Auble (1964); Milton 

McWilliam (1924); Walter Wright (1924). 

Hodge Award Winner (1) 

Kyle Dake (2013). 

NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Wrestler (2) 

Frank Bettucci (1953); Kyle Dake (2013). 

EIWA Wrestler of the Year (8) 

Kyle Dake (2012; 2013); Gabe Dean (2015); Nahshon 

Garrett (2014); Travis Lee (2003, 2005); Troy 

Nickerson (2009); Cam Simaz (2012). 

EIWA Freshman of the Year (7) 

Kyle Dake (2010); Gabe Dean (2014); Nahshon Garrett 

(2013); Travis Lee (2002); Mack Lewnes (2008) 

Troy Nickerson (2006), Cam Simaz (2009). 

EIWA Coaches Trophy (13) 

Dave Auble (1959, 1960); Frank Bettucci (1953); Kyle 

Dake (2013); Gabe Dean (2015); Nahshon Garrett 

(2016); David Hirsch (1994); Carl Keske (1996); 

Travis Lee (2004, 2005); Mack Lewnes (2010); Robert 

Mathers (1938); Cam Simaz (2012). 

EIWA Fletcher Memorial Trophy (11) 

Steve Anceravage (2009); Dave Auble (1960); Kyle 

Dake (2013); Mark Fergeson (1993); Nahshon Garrett 

(2015, 2016); David Hirsch (1994); Travis Lee 

(2005); Mack Lewnes (2011); Troy Nickerson (2010); 

Cam Simaz (2012). 

EIWA Sheridan Memorial (6) 

Josh Arnone (2008); Steve Bosak (2011); Kyle Dake 

(2013); Gabe Dean (2016); Troy Nickerson (2009); 

Mike Wittenberg (1964). 

Ivy League Wrestler of the Year (16) 

Kyle Dake (2013); Gabe Dean (2015); Mark Fergeson 

(1992, 1993); Nahshon Garrett (2014, 2016); David 

Hirsch (1994); Travis Lee (2003, 2005); Mack Lewnes 

(2009, 2010); Troy Nickerson (2006); Jason Roach 

(1991); Cam Simaz (2009, 2010); Pat Waters (1990). 

Ivy League Rookie of the Year (15) 

Kyle Dake (2010); Gabe Dean (2014); Mark Fergeson 

(1990); Adam Frey (2007); Joey Galasso (2016); 

Nahshon Garrett (2013); Mike Grey (2008); Eric 

Kaufman (1988); Mike Klinglesmith (1992); Travis Lee 

(2002); Jordan Leen (2005); Dustin Manotti (2003); 

Troy Nickerson (2006); Cam Simaz (2009); Pat Waters 

(1997). 

New York State Wrestler of the Year (14) 

Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013); Gabe Dean 

(2015); Mark Fergeson (1993); Nahshon Garrett 

(2014); David Hirsch (1994); Travis Lee (2003, 2005); 

Jordan Leen (2008); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2009); Clint 

Wattenberg (2002). 


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New York State Freshman of the Year (9) 

Gabe Dean (2014); Nahshon Garrett (2013); Mike 

Klinglesmith (1992); Travis Lee (2002); Mack Lewnes 

(2008); Dustin Manotti (2003); Troy Nickerson (2006); 

Cam Simaz (2009); Tom Waldron (2001). 

Four-Time First-Team All-Ivy League (6) 

Mark Fergeson (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993); Nahshon 

Garrett (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016); Mike Grey 

(2008, 2009, 2010, 2011); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2007, 

2009, 2010); Jerry Rinaldi (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007); 

Cam Simaz (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012). 

Three-Time First-Team All-Ivy League (16) 

Tyler Baier (2003, 2004, 2005); Steve Bosak (2011, 

2012, 2013); Dave Crawford (1972, 1973, 1974); Kyle 

Dake (2010, 2011, 2013); Gabe Dean (2014, 2015, 

2016); Carlos Eason (1995, 1996, 1997); David Hirsch 

(1992, 1993, 1994); Justin Kerber (2008, 2010, 2011); 

Carl Keske (1995, 1996, 1997); Travis Lee (2003, 2004, 

2005); Jordan Leen (2005, 2007, 2008); Mack Lewnes 

(2009, 2010, 2011); Mike Mankowich (1982, 1983, 

1984); Gene Nighman (1979, 1980, 1981); Dale Porter 

(1973, 1974, 1975); Brian Realbuto (2014, 2015, 

2016); Pat Waters (1987, 1988, 1990); Pat Welch 

(1983, 1984, 1985). 

Two-Time First-Team All-Ivy League (18) 

Jacob Aiken-Phillips (2013, 2014); Steve Anceravage 

(2006, 2007); Jeff Farrow (1986, 1988); Jerry Graziano 

(1988, 1990); Matt Greenberg (2003, 2004); 

Jack Macko (1987, 1988); Joe Mazzurco (2005, 2006); 

Bruce Morgan (1992, 1993); Scott O’Neil (1985, 1986); 

Dylan Palacio (2014, 2015); Frank Perrelli (2011, 

2012); Kyle Rackley (1992, 1993); Andy Rice (1987, 

1988); Jason Roach (1991, 1992); Dave Schaefer 

(1974, 1976); Tim Szwec (1990, 1991); Aaron Taylor 

(1998, 2000); Mike Yancosky (1994, 1995). 

NCAA Championships 

Four-Time NCAA Champions (1) 

Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013). 

Two-Time NCAA Champions (2) 

Dave Auble (1959, 1960); Travis Lee (2003, 2005). 

One-Time NCAA Champions (9) 

Frank Bettucci (1953); Steve Bosak (2012); Gabe 

Dean (2015); Don Dickason (1953); David Hirsch 

(1994); Jordan Leen (2008); Troy Nickerson (2009); 

Cam Simaz (2012); Glenn Stafford (1929). 

Four-Time NCAA All-Americans (5) 

Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013); Travis Lee (2002, 

2003, 2004, 2005); Dustin Manotti (2003, 2004, 2005, 

2006); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2007, 2009, 2010); Cam 

Simaz (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012). 

Three-Time NCAA All-Americans (4) 

Steve Bosak (2011, 2012, 2013); Nahshon Garrett 

(2013, 2014, 2015); Jordan Leen (2007, 2008, 2009); 

Mack Lewnes (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011). 


Dual Meet Wrapup 

Match 1: #8 Cornell 37, Drexel 3 

Nov. 21, 2015 * Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

• Cornell won nine matches, including five with bonus points to cruise 

past Drexel 37-3 at Newman Arena. 

• Cornell’s four returning mainstays, Nahshon Garrett, Duke Pickett, 

Brian Realbuto and Gabe Dean, each had strong wins, with three 

earning bonus point victories. 

• Garrett posted a tech fall at 133, while Pickett won a strong 9-3 decision 

after dropping a weight class from a year ago. 

• Realbuto turned Nick Elmre for a second period fall and Dean scored 

at will in his 16-8 major decision victory at 184. 

• Cornell’s four freshmen made their debut with three coming away 

with a win and the fourth dropping a decision to a nationally ranked 

foe. 

• Dalton Macri’s takedown, the only one of the match, was enough 

for a 3-2 decision over Zack Fuentes at 125, while Will Koll dominated 

from the whistle at 141 en route to a tech fall over Anthony Canfora. 

• In what might have been the most exciting match of the night, 

Jeramy Sweany earned a late takedown and rodeout Joey Goodhart 

for a 4-3 victory at heavyweight. 

125: #17 Dalton Macri (C) won by decision over Zack Fuentes (D), 3-2 

133: #4 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by technical fall over Franco Ferraina (D), 17-2 

141: Will Koll (C) won by technical fall over Anthony Canfora (D), 18-3 

149: #16 Matt Cimato (D) won by decision over Joe Galasso (C), 6-0 

157: Chris Dowdy (C) won by fall over Mike Comunale (D), 1:26 

165: #10 Duke Pickett (C) won by decision over Austin Rose (D), 9-3 

174: #2 Brian Realbuto (C) won by fall over Nick Elmer (D), 4:09 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by major decision over Stephen Loiseau (D), 16-8 

197: Jake Taylor (C) won by decision over Nezar Haddad (D), 8-2 

285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over Joey Goodhart (D), 4-3 

Match 2: #5 Nebraska 21, #7 Cornell 14 

Nov. 29, 2015 * Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 

• Nebraska jumped out to an 18-4 and held off Cornell in the final 

stretch to pick up a 21-14 win at the Grapple at the Garden at Madison 

Square Garden. 

• Top-ranked Gabe Dean won an easy major decision over No. 7 T.J. 

Dudley at 184 as all four Big Red wrestlers that won defeated ranked 

wrestlers. 

• Freshman Jeramy Sweany won the biggest match of his career with a 

5-2 win over No. 13 Collin Jensen at heavyweight. 

• Nahshon Garrett picked up a major decision victory over No. 10 Eric 

Montoya at 133 and Brian Realbuto toppled No. 15 Micah Barnes at 

174, 9-6. 

125: #12 Tim Lambert (N) won by decision over #18 Dalton Macri (C), 6-4 

133: #4 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by major decision over #10 Eric Montoya (N), 11-3 

141: #13 Anthony Abidin (N) won by technical fall over Mark Grey (C), 23-5 

149: #5 Jake Sueflohn (N) won by major decision over Joey Galasso (C), 12-4 

157: #11 Tyler Berger (N) won by decision over Chris Dowdy (C), 11-4 

165: #4 Austin Wilson (N) won by decision over #10 Duke Pickett (C), 2-0 

174: #2 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over #15 Micah Barnes (N), 9-6 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by major decision over #7 T.J. Dudley (N), 11-3 

197: #15 Aaron Studebaker (N) won by decision over Jake Taylor (C), 3-2 tb1 

285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over #13 Collin Jensen (N), 5-2 

Match 3: #14 Rutgers 21, #7 Cornell 13 

Nov. 29, 2015 * Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 

• Rutgers won four of the first six matches and never looked back, topping 

the Big Red 21-13 at the Grapple at the Garden in New York City. 

• Cornell’s muderer’s row of Nahshon Garrett (133), Brian Realbuto 

(174) and Gabe Dean (184) all remained unbeaten on the season. 

• Dean overcame a slow start for a 13-5 major decision win over 

Nicholas Gravina, while Garrett dominated a 6-1 decision over No. 17 

Anthony Giraldo. 

125: Sean McCabe (R) won by decision over #18 Dalton Macri (C), 7-5 

133: #4 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by decision over #17 Anthony Giraldo (R), 6-1 

141: #3 Anthony Ashnault (R) won by fall over Dylan Realbuto (C), 5:14 

149: Tyson Dippery (R) won by decision over Joey Galasso (C), 5-4 

157: Chris Dowdy (C) won by decision over John Van Brill (R), 11-6 

165: #9 Anthony Perrotti (R) won by decision over #10 Duke Pickett (C), 6-2 

174: #2 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over Phil Bakuckas (R), 6-1 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by major decision over Nicholas Gravina (R), 13-5 

197: Hayden Hrymack (R) won by decision over Owen Scott (C), 10-7 

285: #7 Billy Smith (R) won by decision over Jeramy Sweany (C), 8-1 

Match 4: #4 Missouri 18, #14 Cornell 17 

Jan. 10, 2016 * Jesse Hall Auditorium (Columbia, Mo.) 

• After Brian Realbuto won a toss-up decision at 174 pounds to give 

Cornell a 12-10 lead with three matches, two favoring the Big Red 

on paper, Missouri had to put its trust in its upper weights to keep its 

34-match dual meet win streak alive. 

• That trust was well-placed - barely. 

• Both teams won five matches, but No. 4 Missouri won a pair of bonus 

point matches and that was the difference in an 18-17 victory over No. 

14 Cornell at Jesse Hall Auditorium. 

• With nearly its full lineup for the first time all season, the Big Red 

announced that it will be a factor in the national title race before it’s 

all over. 

• The Big Red won two-of-three matchups between nationally ranked 

wrestlers, but it was Missouri’s decision to avoid a fourth that likely 

allowed it to end the day with a victory. 

• Heading into what was expected to be a spotlight matchup between 

No. 1 Gabe Dean and No. 4 Willie Miklus at 184 pounds, the Tigers 

pulled their ranked wrestler in favor of brother Tim Miklus. Dean 

dominated the match with an 18-1 technical fall to push Cornell’s lead 

to 17-10 heading into the final two matches. 

• Missouri tactically moved Willie Miklus up to 197 pounds, while 

second-ranked J’den Cox at 197 moved to heavyweight with both 

wrestling unranked competitors. 

• Needing at least one bonus point to tie and two to win, the strategy 

nearly backfired, as Jake Taylor gave Willie Miklus all he could handle. 

• Taylor led 7-6 heading into the third period against his highly-ranked 

opponent, but Miklus was able to prevail thanks to a stall call in the 

final minute. 

• Trailing 17-13, the dual came down to Cox’s matchup with rising Big 

Red heavyweight Jeramy Sweany. 

• Cox rode a boisterous crowd in the auditorium to the tech fall victory 

and the win despite a valiant late effort to earn an escape point, which 

would have allowed the team score to finish tied 17-17. 

125: Dalton Macri (C) won by decision over #8 Barlow McGhee (M), 7-6 

133: #1 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by decision over #11 Zach Synon (M), 12-5 

141: #11 Matt Manley (M) won by major decision over Will Koll (C), 11-1 

149: #4 Lavion Mayes (C) won by decision over Joey Galasso (C), 9-2 

157: Dylan Palacio (C) won by decision over Le’Roy Barnes (M), 9-7 

165: #6 Daniel Lewis (M) won by decision over #17 Duke Pickett (C), 3-2 (ot1) 

174: #6 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over #8 Blaise Butler (M), 3-2 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by technical fall over Tim Miklus (M), 18-1 

197: #4 Willie Miklus (M) won by decision over Jake Taylor (C), 8-7 

285: #2 J’den Cox (M) won by technical fall over Jeramy Sweany (C), 24-9 

Match 5: #16 Cornell 31, Harvard 14 

Jan. 15, 2016 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

• Harvard had thoughts of ending Cornell’s 68-match Ivy League win 

streak — momentary, fleeting thoughts. 

• The Big Red ripped off wins in the final five matches, four accompanied 

with bonus points, as the home team cruised to a 31-14 victory 

over the Crimson at the Friedman Wrestling Center. 

• Cornell overcame a forfeit at 133 with a pair of falls in the final 20 

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seconds of matches and five total bonus point victories. 

• Missing three regular starters, the Big Red used a big second half 

after trailing the Crimson 14-9 through five matches. 

• Dalton Macri (125) and Gabe Dean (184), looking for extra bonus 

points on the way to tech falls, each earned pins late to pick up the 

extra important team point. 

125: Dalton Macri (C) won by fall over Nolan Hellickson (H), 6:45 

133: Jeffrey Ott (H) won by forfeit 

141: #7 Todd Preston (H) won by decision over Mark Grey (C), 2-0 

149: Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over Patrick Hogan (H), 8-2 

157: Tyler Tarsi (H) won by technical fall over Kyle Simaz (C), 20-3 

165: Chris Dowdy (C) won by major decision over Peter Bearse (H), 12-3 

174: #7 Brian Realbuto (C) won by technical fall over Josef Johnson (H), 16-0 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall over Michael Mocco (H), 6:43 

197: Owen Scott (C) won by major decision over Josh Popple (H), 15-2 

285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over Nicholas Gajdzik (H), 5-2 

Match 6: #16 Cornell 30, Brown 13 


• For the second day in a row, the bottom of Cornell’s lineup came up 

big and the Big Red extended its Ivy League win streak to 14 years 

with a 30-13 victory over Brown at the Friedman Wrestling Center. 

• Cornell won its 70th straight against Ivy League opponents, but it 

wasn’t a walk in the park. 

• A Cornell forfeit at 133, a major decision win by Justin Staudenmayer 

of Brown at 157 and a tight 11-7 victory by Jon Viruet at 165 gave the 

Bears a 13-10 win after six matches. 

• Just like the previous night against Harvard, Cornell took control over 

the next three matches, all decided by bonue points, and earned a forfeit 

win at heavyweight for the final margin. 

• For the second straight day, junior Gabe Dean picked up six big team 

points with a pin, squaring Austin Pfarr’s shoulders to the mat 2:35 

into the first period. 

• That came right after seventh-ranked Brian Realbuto fell just short 

of a tech fall win over Andrew LaBrie at 174 (19-5) and before Owen 

Scott put the match away with an 8-0 shutout of Augustus Marker at 

197. 

125: Dalton Macri (C) won by major decision over Michael Russo (B), 18-6 

133: Zeke Salvo (B) won by forfeit 

141: Dylan Realbuto (C) won by decision over Charlie Banaszak (B), 10-3 

149: Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over Steven Galiardo (B), 4-3 

157: Justin Staudenmayer (B) won by major decision over Kyle Simaz (C), 8-0 

165: Jon Viruet (B) won by decision over Chris Dowdy (C), 11-7 

174: #7 Brian Realbuto (C) won by major decision over Andrew LaBrie (B), 19-5 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall over Austin Pfarr (B), 2:35 

197: Owen Scott (C) won by major decision over Augustus Marker (B), 8-0 

285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by forfeit 

Match 7: #6 Lehigh 25, #15 Cornell 13 


• Sixth-ranked Lehigh took advantage of the absence of Cornell’s two 

top-ranked wrestlers and snapped the Big Red’s 47-match EIWA win 

streak with a 25-13 win at the Friedman Wrestling Center. 

• Lehigh earned 11 team points between a forfeit at 133 due to a Nahshon 

Garrett injury and a technical fall win at 184 after Cornell used 

John Jay Chavez, a 165-pounder, instead of undefeated Gabe Dean 

against No. 3 Nathaniel Brown. 

• Despite the loss, Cornell pulled a pair of upsets and lost another tossup 

match by a single point. 

• Junior Brian Realbuto, who has been ranked as high as No. 1 at 174 

this season, earned a dominant major decision victory over Elliott Riddick 

at 174 for Cornell’s lone bonus point victory of the day, while both 

Duke Pickett (165) and Owen Scott (197) earned wins over ranked 

wrestlers. 

125: #14 Darian Cruz (L) won by major decision over Dalton Maci (C), 12-3 

133: Mason Beckman (L) won by forfeit 

141: #18 Randy Cruz (L) won by decision over Mark Grey (C), 4-0 

149: Laike Gardner (L) won by decision over Joey Galasso (C), 8-7 

157: Dylan Palacio (C) won by decision over Ian Brown (L), 8-4 

165: #19 Duke Pickett (C) won by decision over #15 Ryan Preisch (L), 5-2 

174: #7 Brian Realbuto (C) Won by major decision over Elliott Riddick (L), 11-0 

184: #3 Nathaniel Brown (L) won by technical fall over John Jay Chavez (C), 16-0 

197: Owen Scott (C) won by decision over #14 John Bolich (L), 3-1 (OT) 

285: #14 Max Wessell (L) won by major decision over Jeramy Sweany (C), 14-6 

Match 8: #15 Cornell 23, Columbia 15 

Feb. 6, 2016 * Friedman Wrestling Center (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

• With a match against No. 4 Oklahoma State looming on Sunday, the 

Cornell wrestling team made sure it wasn’t looking ahead and took 

care of business to remain atop the Ivy League standings, winnings its 

71st consecutive conference match with a 23-15 triumph over Columbia 

at the Friedman Wrestling Center. 

•Cornell forfeited at 125 and used four backups in the lineup, but a late 

rally by Owen Scott at 197 sealed the win for the Big Red. 

• The teams traded forfeits, with Cornell surrendering six points at 

125 and Columbia giving them back at 141, meaning the only match 

contestedi n the first three weights was top-ranked Nahshon Garrett’s 

18-3 technical fall win over 2014 first-team All-Ivy selection Angelo 

Amenta at 133. 

• Cornell never trailed in the dual after Mark Grey had his hand raised 

at 141, as senior Logan David earned a win on Senior Weekend with a 

4-3 triumph over Danny Reed at 149 to build the team lead to 14-6. 

• Duke Pickett and Brian Realbuto were dominant in decision wins at 

165 and 174 over strong Lion opponents, and Scott wrapped up the 

win by overcoming a 3-0 deficit thanks to a reversal, an escape, a third 

period takedown and a stalling call to earn the 6-3 victory. 

125: Britain Carter (Col) won by forfeit 

133: #1 Nahshon Garrett (Cor) won by technical fall over Angelo Amenta (Col), 18-3 

141: Mark Grey (Cor) won by forfeit 

149: Logan David (Cor) won by decision over Danny Reed (Col), 4-3 

157: Markus Scheidel (Col) won by decision over Taylor Simaz (Cor), 6-1 

165: #15 Duke Pickett (Cor) won by decision over Tyrel White (Col), 4-1 

174: #6 Brian Realbuto (Cor) won by decision over Zack Hernandez (Col), 6-0 

184: Mike Fetchet (Col) won by decision over Andrew Garcia (Cor), 3-1 

197: Owen Scott (Cor) won by decision over Troy Hembury (Col), 6-3 

285: Garrett Ryan (Col) won by decision over Jake Anderson (Cor), 6-1 

Match 9: #4 Oklahoma State 32, #15 Cornell 12 

Feb. 7, 2016 * Newman Arena (Ithaca, N.Y.) 

• Junior Dylan Palacio upset the No. 6 ranked wrestler at 157 pounds, 

but Oklahoma State’s strength was apparent in a 32-12 dual meet victory 

in front of 4,076 fans in Newman Arena. 

• Cornell surrendered six points off the bat after forfeiting at 125 and 

never got out of the hole, though senior Nahshon Garrett, wrestling 

his final match in front of the home fans, did his best to tie it up. 

• The senior took down 18th-ranked Gary Wayne Harding seconds into 

the match, tilted him three times for four points apiece and took a 

14-1 lead into the second period and earned the 17-1 tech fall. 

• Besides Garrett, Dylan Palacio used an 8-4 upset over previously unbeaten 

Joe Smith at 157 and Brian Realbuto majored Chandler Rogers 

at 174, 13-2. 

• Nolan Boyd pulled an upset over top-ranked and defending national 

champion Gabe Dean at 184 pounds, 14-9. 

125: #5 Eddie Klimara (OSU) won by forfeit 

133: #1 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by technical fall over #18 Gary Wayne Harding (OSU), 17-1 

141: #1 Dean Heil (OSU) won by major decision over Mark Grey (C), 9-1 

149: #13 Anthony Collica (OSU) won by fall over Joey Galasso (C), 2:44 

157: #12 Dylan Palacio (C) won by decision over #6 Joe Smith (OSU), 8-4 

165: #1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) won by fall over #15 Duke Pickett (C), 1:18 

174: #6 Brian Realbuto (C) won by major decision over Chandler Rogers (OSU), 13-2 

184: #16 Nolan Boyd (OSU) won by decision over #1 Gabe Dean (C), 14-9 

197: Preston Weigel (OSU) won by decision over Owen Scott (C), 2-0 

285: #5 Austin Marsden (OSU) won by major decision over Jeramy Sweaney (C), 16-3 

Two-Time NCAA All-Americans (12) 

Steve Anceravage (2008, 2009); Dave Auble (1964, 

1965); Gabe Dean (2014, 2015); Mark Fergeson 

(1992, 1993); Mike Grey (2008, 2011); David Hirsch 

(1993, 1994); Joe Mazzurco (2005, 2006); Mike Nevinger 

(2012, 2013); Brian Realbuto (2014, 2015); 

Jerry Rinaldi (2006, 2007); Geoff Stephens (1964, 

1965); Clint Wattenberg (2002, 2003). 

One-Time NCAA All-Americans (17) 

Josh Arnone (2007); Tyler Baier (2005); Frank Bettucci 

(1953); Chuck Bush (1964); Don Dickason (1953); 

Matt Greenberg (2004); Carl Keske (1997); Dick Minekime 

(1968); Don New (1967); Gene Nighman (1981); 

Frank Perrelli (2012); Kyle Rackley (1993); Glenn 

Stafford (1929); Jim Stanec (2001) Chris Villalonga 

(2015); Dick Vincent (1958); Pat Waters (1990). 

EIWA Championships 

Four-Time EIWA Champions (4) 

Nahshon Garrett (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016); Travis 

Lee (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); Mack Lewnes (2008, 

2009, 2010, 2011); Cam Simaz (2009, 2010, 2011, 

2012). 

Three-Time EIWA Champions (6) 

Dave Auble (1958, 1959, 1960); Frank Bettucci (1951, 

1952, 1953); Kyle Dake (2010, 2011, 2013); Gabe 

Dean (2014, 2015, 2016); David Hirsch (1992, 

1993, 1994); Troy Nickerson (2006, 2009, 2010). 

Two-Time EIWA Champions (16) 

Jace Bennett (2014, 2015); Mark Fergeson (1992, 

1993); Mike Grey (2010, 2011); Nathan Hurwitz 

(1933, 1934); Hyman Josefson (1928, 1929); Carl 

Keske (1996, 1997); Jordan Leen (2007, 2009); Robert 

Mathers (1938, 1939); Ford Penny (1931, 1932); 

Frank Perrelli (2011, 2012); Kyle Rackley (1992, 

1993); Brian Realbuto (2015, 2016); David Sims 

(1991, 1992); Glenn Stafford (1928, 1929); Chris Villalonga 

(2014, 2015); Pat Welch (1984, 1985). 

One-Time EIWA Champions (42) 

Carl Almquist (1943); Steve Anceravage (2007); 

Corey Anderson (2000); Tyler Baier (2005); George 

Bancroft (1932); Powell Beyland (1931); Steve Bosak 

(2013); John Bove (1993); Forbes Brown (1946); 

Bob Buchwald (1966); Seth Charles (1999); Monty 

Cheff (1996); Dave Crawford (1974); Don Dickason 

(1953); Dave Dunlop (1958); Fran Ferraro (1966); 

Steve Friedman (1959); John Geier (1927); Matt 

Greenberg (2004); Abbott Hennessey (1930); Joel 

Holman (1998); Ken Hunt (1953); Howard Johnson 

(1930); Dennis Kitko (1995); Joe Mazzurco (2005); 

Al Marion (1960); Jimmy Miller (1946); Ben Morgan 

(1991); Bruce Morgan (1993); Don New (1967); Gene 

Nighman (1981); Dylan Palacio (2016); Dale Porter 

(1974); Fred Richardson (1934); Jason Roach (1991); 

Geoff Stephens (1965); Ken Troudsell (1930); Joe Tucceri 

(1999); Sam Wakeman (1930); Pat Waters (1989); 

Clint Wattenberg (2002); Mike Yancosky (1995). 


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New York State Championships 

Four-Time New York State Champions (1) 

Jace Bennett (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014). 

Three-Time New York State Champions (5) 

Gabe Dean (2013, 2014, 2015); Carlos Eason (1995, 

1996, 1997); Mark Fergeson (1990, 1991, 1992); Mike 

Mankowich (1982, 1983, 1984); Pat Welch (1983, 

1984, 1985). 

Two-Time New York State Champions (11) 

Shawn Bradley (1998, 1999); Monty Cheff (1996, 

1997); Nahshon Garrett (2012-Nov, 2015); David 

Hirsch (1992, 1994); Luke Hogle (2005, 2006); Colin 

McDonald (2010, 2011); Duke Pickett (2014, 2015); 

Brian Realbuto (2013, 2015); Jason Roach (1991, 

1992); Leo Urbinelli (1999, 2001); Mike Yancosky 

(1994, 1995). 

One-Time New York State Champions (42) 

Alejandro Alvarez (2002); Corey Anderson (2001); 

John Bove (1993); Seth Charles (1999); Bricker Dixon 

(2012-Jan); Sam Edwards (1980); John Fogarty 

(1998); Jerry Graziano (1990); Mark Grey (2013); 

Mike Grey (2010); Joel Holman (1996); Joey Hooker 

(2008); Maciej Jochym (2008); Carl Keske (1997); 

Mike Klinglesmith (1992); Travis Lee (2002); Marc 

MacFarland (1992); Jack Macko (1988); Dan Miracola 

(2005); Taylor Moore (2010); Ben Morgan (1991); 

Mark Murray (1980); Mike Nevinger (2012-Nov); 

Jeff New (1997); Mike New (1992); Gene Nighman 

(1981); Ottie Pendleton (1998); Frank Perrelli (2010); 

Kyle Rackley (1993); Dylan Realbuto (2015); Scott 

Roth (2002); Nate Rupp (1998); Craig Scott (2012- 

Nov); Sean Severin (1999); Cam Simaz (2010); Jim 

Stanec (2002); Aaron Taylor (1999); Kevin Troche 

(1981); Chris Villalonga (2013); Pat Waters (1990); 

Clint Wattenberg (2002); Gabe Webster (2002). 

Coaching Awards 

NWCA Coach of the Year (1) 

Rob Koll (2005). 

Dan Gable Coach of the Year (1) 


Intermat Coach of the Year (1) 


Ivy League Coach of the Year (2) 

Rob Koll (2015, 2016). 

EIWA Coach of the Year (2) 

Rob Koll (2007, 2010). 

New York State Coach of the Year (8) 

Rob Koll (1995, 1999, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2010, 

2012); Jack Spates (1992). 

Match 10: #15 Cornell 21, Penn 9 

Feb. 13, 2016 * The Palestra (Philadelphia, Pa.) 

• Freshman Joey Galasso picked up a signature win in front of his 

hometown fans and the Cornell wrestling team set up an Ivy title 

match with Princeton by running through Penn 21-9 at the Palestra. 

• All three of Penn’s nationally ranked wrestlers were defeated, with 

Galasso’s victory over No. 12 C.J. Cobb at 149 pounds coming as the 

lone upset. 

• He rode a first period takedown to the victory in front of a loud, 

friendly gymn that was cheering the local native on. 

• He took a 3-2 lead into the the final seconds of the third and was able 

to defend a late shot and go behind to clinch the 5-2 victory. 

• Top-ranked Gabe Dean had yet another close match with rival and 

15th-ranked Lorenzo Thomas at 184, but a takedown in sudden victory 

handed him the 7-5 triumph. 

• Dean led 4-2 after one with a pair of takedowns, but Thomas was 

able to earn a pair of nearfall swipes to tie it up. 

• The two each earned escapes and neither was able to put together an 

effective shot over the final three minutes before Dean came out the 

back of a scramble in sudden victory to pick up his 108th career victory. 

285: Jeramy Sweany (C) won by decision over Patrick Garren (P), 7-1 

125: Dalton Macri (C) won by decision over Jeremy Schwartz (P), 12-5 

133: #1 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by decision over Caleb Richardson (P), 9-3 

141: Marc Mastropietro (P) won by decision over Mark Grey (C), 8-6 (sv1) 

149: Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over #11 C.J. Cobb (P), 5-2 

157: May Bethea (P) won by decision over Taylor Simaz (C), 7-3 

165: #15 Duke Pickett (C) won by decision over Brooks Martino, 8-2 

174: #5 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over #15 Casey Kent (P), 8-2 

184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by decision over #15 Lorenzo Thomas (P), 7-5 (sv1) 

197: Frank Mattiace (P) won by decision over Ben Honis (C), 6-1 

Match 11: #15 Cornell 23, Princeton 16 

Feb. 13, 2016 * Dillon Gymnasium (Princeton, N.J.) 

• If it was up to luck, the Cornell wrestling team’s 13th straight Ivy 

League title may have been the end of a dynasty. Instead, the Big Red 

celebrated a 14th consecutive unbeaten conference slate after running 

out to an early lead and knocking off Princeton at Dillon Gymnasium. 

• Senior Nahshon Garrett set the tone in the second match of the night 

with a second period pin of Noah Arjam and junior Brian Realbuto all 

but clinched the win with his tech fall victory at 174 over No. 16 Jon 

Schleifer. 

• Princeton won the final three matches of the night, including two 

with bonus points, to close strong after falling behind 23-3, but the 

team score was out of reach after Realbuto’s win. 

• In a battle of league unbeatens wrestling for the second time today, 

the Big Red didn’t wrestle top-ranked Gabe Dean at 184 pounds, instead 

resting the junior with the match already won. 

• It was the 30th straight triumph over the Tigers and also extended 

the program’s string of consecutive winning dual meet campaigns to 

30 dating back to the 1985-86 season. 

125: Dalton Macri (C) won by decision over Pat D’Arcy (P), 6-1 

133: #1 Nahshon Garrett (C) won by fall over Noah Arjam (P), 3:48 

141: Jordan Laster (P) won by decision over Mark Grey (C), 9-4 

149: Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over Mike D’Angelo (P), 9-7 

157: #7 Dylan Palacio (C) won by decision over Adam Krop (P), 6-4 

165: #15 Duke Pickett (C) won by decision over Judd Ziegler (P), 10-5 

174: #5 Brian Realbuto (C) won by technical fall over #16 Jon Schleifer (P), 17-0 

184: Abe Ayala (P) won by major decision over Dillon Artiglieri (C), 15-4 

197: #10 Brett Harner (P) won by decision over Owen Scott (C), 6-3 

285: Ray O’Donnell (P) won by fall over Jeramy Sweany (C), 5:35 


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