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CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics 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) Name Years Record Qualified Champ All-America 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). Cornell Big Red at 2016 NCAA Championship • Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) March 17-19, 2016 • Page 24
CornellBigRed.com Cornell Athletics @CornellSports CornellAthletics 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). Cornell Big Red at 2016 NCAA Championship • Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.) 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 March 17-19, 2016 • Page 25
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