UNI Wrestling Media Guide - University of Northern Iowa Athletics

2011 - 2012 

UNI Wrestling 

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Table of Contents 

Quick Facts................. 1 

Western Wrestling Conference 2 

2011-12 UNI Wrestling 

Outlook..................... 4 

Head Coach Doug Schwab...... 5 

Assistant Coaches......... 6-7 

Team Roster................. 8 

Cruse Aarhus ................ 9 

Levi Wolfensperger .......... 9 

Chris Halblom ............... 9 

Ryan Jauch ................. 10 

Joe Colon .................. 10 

Adam Perrin ................ 10 

Joey Lazor ................. 11 

Seth Noble ................. 11 

Clay Welter ................ 12 

Tanner Hiatt ............... 12 

Jarrett Jensen ............. 12 

Kwinn Kraft ................ 12 

David Bonin ................ 13 

Riley Banach ............... 13 

Kevin Sherrill ............. 14 

Taylor Berger .............. 14 

Kyle Lux ................... 14 

Cody Schurman ............. 14 

Cody Caldwell .............. 15 

Elliot Wirkler ............. 15 

Austin Gelbach ............. 15 

Ryan Loder ................ 16 

Joe Johnson ............... 16 

Taylor Kettman ............. 17 

Blaize Cabell .............. 17 

A.J. McBroom ............... 17 

Onni Prestidge ............. 17 

Blayne Beale ............... 18 

Cody Krumwiede ............ 18 

2010-11 Review 

2010-11 Results & Statistics . 20 

2010-11 Dual Results.... 21-22 

2011 West Regional......... 23 

2011 NCAA Championships.... 24 

WWC Honors................. 25 

The Record Book 

Career/Season Leaders...... 27 

Panther Honor Roll......... 28 

All-Americans........... 29-30 

Year-By-Year Results....... 31 

Dual Results............ 32-35 

Lettermen............... 36-37 

Series Records............. 38 

The Schedule............... 39 

Credits: The 2011-12 UNI Wrestling 

Media Guide was designed and 

written by Athletic Communications 

Assistant Tim Getting. Edited by 

Colin McDonough. Action photos by 

UNI Office of Marketing & Public 

Relations and University Archives. 

Headshots by Colin McDonough. 

quick facts 

General Information 

Name of School............ University of Northern Iowa 

Location............................ Cedar Falls, Iowa 

Founded.......................................... 1876 

Enrollment..................................... 13,168 

Nickname..................................... Panthers 

Colors............................ Purple and Old Gold 

National Affiliation.................. NCAA Division I 

Home Arena........................... West Gym (2,052) 

Conference ........ Western Wrestling Conference (WWC) 

President........... Dr. Benjamin Allen (Indiana, ’69) 

Athletic Director............... Troy Dannen (UNI,’89) 

Athletic Dep. Phone.................... (319) 273-2470 

UNItix Office Phone.................... (319) 273-4849 

Website.................... http://www.unipanthers.com 

Program History 

First Year of Wrestling.......................... 1923 

All-Time Record............................ 705-377-28 

Last NCAA Tournament (2010)...... T-46th, 3 Qualifiers 

West Regional .............................. 24 titles 

Team Information 

Head Coach.................... Doug Schwab (Iowa, ‘01) 

Overall Record................................... 12-9 

Record at UNI.................................... 12-9 

Office Phone........................... (319) 273-5860 

Office Fax............................. (319) 273-6323 

Assistant Coaches.............. Mark Schwab (UNI, ‘90) 

.............................. Randy Pugh (UNI, ’00) 

..................... Tolly Thompson (Nebraska, ‘97) 

2010-11 Record......................... 12-9 (5-0 WWC) 

2011 NCAA Championships........................ T-46th 

NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost.................... 2/1 

Returning NCAA Qualifiers........... 157 – David Bonin 

................................... 184 – Ryan Loder 

Athletic Communications 

Wrestling Contact......................... Tim Getting 

Office Phone........................... (319) 273-3642 

Cell Phone............................. (515) 577-2261 

E-mail............................... tget32@gmail.com 

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Western Wrestling Conference Gears 

Up for Sixth Season of Competition 

Coming off their best season, the 

Western Wrestling Conference, an NCAA 

Division I wrestling-only alliance, 

will begin its sixth year of competition 

in 2011-12. 

Charter members of the Western 

Wrestling Conference include: the 

United States Air Force Academy, North 

Dakota State University, the University 

of Northern Colorado, the University 

of Northern Iowa, South Dakota State 

University, Utah ValleyUniversity and 

the University of Wyoming. 

The WWC had a breakout year in 2010- 

11, with three league wrestlers earning 

All-American honors. The conference has 

now had nine All-Americans in its first 

five years of existence. In 2011, 

Utah Valley’s Ben Kjar (125) became 

the Wolverines’ first-ever wrestling 

All-American by placing fourth at the 

NCAA Tournament, while Wyoming’s Shane 

Onufer (165) and Joe LeBlanc (184) 

placed fifth and sixth respectively at 

the NCAA Championships. Two out of the 

three wrestlers will return in 2011- 

12, as Onufer and LeBlanc will both be 

seniors for the Cowboys. 

LeBlanc has already become the 

conference’s first three-time All- 

American as he also finished fourth at 

the NCAA Tournament in 2010 and fifth 

in 2009. Northern Iowa’s Moza Fay was 

a two-time placer during his tenure by 

finishing sixth at 165 pounds in 2009 

and fifth at that same weight in 2008. 

In 2010 Northern Colorado’s Justin 

Gaethje (157) finished seventh to earn 

All-American honors and UNI’s Jarion 

Beets (174) placed eighth to accomplish 

the same feat. 

In all, 17 wrestlers from the WWC 

qualified for the 2011 NCAA Division 

I Wrestling National Championships, 

15 via automatic slots and two atlarge 

selections. The WWC had four 

competitors who were seeded in the top- 

12 of their brackets. At 141 pounds, 

Air Force’s Cole VonOhlen was the No. 9 

seed and at 165 pounds UW’s Onufer was 

slotted in at No. 7. In the 184-pound 

weight class, the Cowboys’ LeBlanc, 

received the No. 5 slot, while the 

Panthers’ Ryan Loder was right behind 

him earning the No. 6 seed. 

The 2011 NCAA West Regional served as 

the conference tournament for the fifth 

straight season. The tournament was 

held at Clune Arena on the Air Force 

Academy grounds in Colorado Springs, 

Colo. In the team race, Wyoming held 

on to win its second straight West 

Regional team title by beating the 

former 24-time champion Northern Iowa 

Panthers by six points. UNI however 

won the league’s regular season dual 

title with an unblemished 5-0 record. 

In years past Wyoming won the regular 

season championship in 2010, UW and UNI 

tied for the title in 2009, and the 

Panthers were tops in the league after 

both the 2008 and 2007 seasons. 

The league’s three major postseason 

awards in 2011 were given to UVU’s Kjar 

for Wrestler of the Year, Loder from 

UNI took home the Freshman of the Year 

award and Wyoming’s Mark Branch won 

Coach of the Year honors. 

In the near future, the goal of the 

league is to replace the West Regional 

with the conference tournament, which 

would then serve as the NCAA qualifier. 

This year’s NCAA West Regional will 

be held on Sunday, March 4, 2012 at 

the McLeod Center on the campus of the 

University of Northern Iowa in Cedar 

Falls, Iowa. 

The WWC recognizes student-athletes 

on both a weekly and full-season basis. 

Individual awards include Wrestler 

of the Week; All-Conference teams; 

an Academic All-Conference team; and 

Wrestler, Newcomer and Coach of the 

Year awards. The league also crowns a 

team champion following the conclusion 

of the regular season conference 

competition and the postseason 

tournament. 

The governance of the Western 

Wrestling Conference remains primarily 

with the member institutions. Scheduling 

of contests, assignment of officials 

and certain media relations functions 

remain with member institutions. 

With league members spread out over 

six states and two time zones, schools 

are required to compete against five 

league schools in dual action to 

be eligible for the regular season 

conference championship. However 

schools are encouraged to schedule all 

conference members. 

A major benefit of having a league 

that is geographically spread out so 

far is the added exposure - both in 

terms of media and recruiting - in new 

destinations. Theconference affiliation 

also generates much interest within the 

seven schools’ substantial alumni base, 

which numbers nearly 800,000 combined. 

North Dakota State, Northern Colorado 

and South Dakota State have all made 

the move from Division II to Division 

I since joining the WWC. UVU moved 

directly from Junior College (NJCAA) 

Athletics to NCAA Division I and 

completed its reclassification before 

the 2009-10 season. 

united states Air Force Academy 

Location: USAF Academy, Colo. 

Founded: 1954 

Nickname: Falcons 

President: Michael Gould 

Ath. Director: Hans J. Mueh 

Head Coach: Joel Sharratt 

North Dakota State University 

Location: Fargo, N.D. 

Founded: 1890 

Nickname: Bison 

President: Dean Bresciani 

Ath. Director: Gene Taylor 

Head Coach: Roger Kish 

Univeristy of Northern Colorado 

Location: Greeley, Colo. 

Founded: 1889 

Nickname: Bears 

President: Kay Norton 

Ath. Director: Jay Hinrichs 

Head Coach: Ben Cherrington 

University of Northern Iowa 

Location: Cedar Falls, Iowa 

Founded: 1876 

Nickname: Panthers 

President: Benjamin Allen 

Ath. Director: Troy Dannen 

Head Coach: Doug Schwab 

South Dakota State University 

Location: Brookings, S.D. 

Founded: 1881 

Nickname: Jackrabbits 

Colors: Yellow and Blue 

President: David Chicoine 

Ath. Director: Justin Sell 

Head Coach: Jason Liles 

Utah Valley University 

Location: Orem, Utah 

Founded: 1941 

Nickname: Wolverines 

President: Matthew Holland 

Ath. Director: Michael Jacobsen 

Head Coach: Greg Williams 

University of Wyoming 

Location: Laramie, Wyo. 

Founded: 1886 

Nickname: Cowboys 

President: Tom Buchanan 

Athletic Director: Tom Burman 

Head Coach: Mark Branch 

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2011-2012 

UNI WRESTLING 

Outlook ..............................................................4 

............................................................. 4 

Head Coach Doug Schwab ..............................................5 

............................................. 5 

Assistant Coaches .................................................. ................................................... 6-7 6 

Team Roster ..........................................................8 

......................................................... 7 

Cruse Aarhus.........................................................9 

Aarhus........................................................ 8 

Riley Banach ........................................................13 

........................................................ 8 

Blayne Beale ........................................................18 

........................................................ 8 

Taylor Berger .......................................................14 

....................................................... 9 

David Bonin .........................................................13 

......................................................... 9 

Blaize Cabell .......................................................17 

....................................................... 9 

Cody Caldwell .......................................................15 

...................................................... 10 

Joe Joe Colon ...........................................................10 

.......................................................... 10 

Austin Jake Damon Gelbach Gilchrist ......................................................15 

............................................... 10 

Chris Austin Halblom Gelbach ........................................................9 

..................................................... 11 

Tanner Chris Halblom Hiatt ........................................................12 

...................................................... 11 

Ryan Tanner Jauch Hiatt .........................................................10 

....................................................... 11 

Jarrett Ryan Jauch Jensen ........................................................ ......................................................12 12 

Joe Jarrett Johnson Jensen ........................................................16 

..................................................... 12 

Taylor Joe Johnson Kettman ....................................................... ......................................................17 12 

Kwinn Taylor Kraft.........................................................12 

Kettman ..................................................... 13 

Cody Kwinn Krumwiede Kraft........................................................ .....................................................18 13 

Joey Cody Lazor Krumwiede .........................................................11 

.................................................... 13 

Ryan Joey Loder Lazor .........................................................16 

........................................................ 14 

Kyle Ryan Lux Loder ............................................................14 

........................................................ 14 

A.J. Kyle McBroom Lux ........................................................... ........................................................17 14 

Seth A.J. Noble McBroom ..........................................................11 

....................................................... 15 

Adam Seth Perrin Noble ......................................................... .........................................................10 15 

Onni Adam Prestidge Perrin ........................................................ ......................................................17 15 

Cody Onni Schurman Prestidge ......................................................14 

..................................................... 16 

Kevin Cody Schurman Sherrill ......................................................14 

..................................................... 16 

Clay Kevin Welter Sherrill .........................................................12 

..................................................... 16 

Elliot Clay Welter Wirkler ........................................................ ......................................................15 17 

Levi Wolfensperger ...................................................9 

................................................. 17

WESTERN DOMINANCE 

The Western Wrestling 

Conference has five completed 

seasons to its name. UNI has 

captured the WWC dual title 

four times. Last season, the 

Panthers finished with a 5-0 

conference record. A 19-13 

victory over No. 24-ranked 

Wyoming in their final regular 

season dual secured the 

conference championship. 

RETURNING TWO NCAA QUALIFIERS 

Two NCAA Championship qualifiers 

return to the Panther lineup 

this season. Redshirt sophomore 

Ryan Loder (184) was one win 

away from achieving All-American 

status. Meanwhile, junior David 

Bonin (157) bowed out in the 

third round of consolation 

matches. 

PROMISING PANTHER RECRUITS 

This year’s Panther squad will 

feature many new faces. Of the 28 

wrestlers on the preseason roster, 

15 are true freshmen or firstyear 

transfers. Notable recruits 

include JuCo National Champion Joe 

Colon (133), who transferred from 

Iowa Central, as well as Iowa’s 

2011 “Mr. Wrestler” and Waverly 

native, Cody Caldwell (174). 

OUTLOOK 

A YEAR UNDER HIS BELT 

Doug Schwab enters his second 

season as head coach. In his 

debut season, Schwab led UNI 

Wrestling to its first 12-win 

season since 2003. He was an 

assistant coach at Iowa before 

joining the Panthers. Before 

coaching the Hawkeyes, Schwab was 

a three-time All-American and Big 

Ten champion at Iowa. He won the 

1999 NCAA Title at 141 pounds. 

IN THE RANKINGS 

Bonin (165) and Loder (184) both 

earned spots in preseason rankings 

at each of their weight classes. 

InterMatWrestle.com projects Bonin 

and Loder as No. 18 and No. 8, 

respectively, while UNI Wrestling 

as a whole is ranked 39th. Amateur 

Wrestling News puts Bonin at 17th 

and Loder at 9th. 

UNI TO HOST NCAA WEST REGIONAL 

The 2012 NCAA West Regional 

Championships will return to 

the McLeod Center March 4. UNI 

ended up six points shy of West 

Regional Champion Wyoming last 

season in Colorado Springs. 

The Panthers have won 24 West 

Regional Championships and 

have never finished lower than 

second place. 

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Head Coach Second Season 

Doug Schwab 

Prior to the 2010-11 season, University of Northern 

Iowa Director of Athletics Troy Dannen tabbed Doug 

Schwab as the Panthers’ ninth head coach in the 

program’s illustrious history. 

“Doug is going to bring passion and intensity back to 

UNI wrestling. Panther wrestling has a long and storied 

history, and Doug has the championship mentality 

necessary to re-establish our program as one of the 

best in the nation,” said Dannen, following the hire. 

“His expectations for academic success and a 

championship lifestyle outside of the wrestling room 

will ensure not only competitive successes but more 

importantly, enhanced educational experiences for our 

student-athletes.” 

In his first season as head coach, Schwab did 

not waste any time. He led the Panthers to their 

first 12-win season since 2003 and helped UNI 

earn its fourth Western Wrestling Conference dual 

championship. 

“My main job is to get the guys to buy into 

the lifestyle - that includes on the mat and in 

the classroom. I’m looking forward to putting an 

exciting product on the mat that fans in the Cedar 

Valley can rally behind and come out and watch,” 

Schwab said. 

Schwab, a native of Osage, Iowa, served as 

an assistant coach with the University of Iowa 

wrestling team four years after serving as the 

team’s volunteer assistant coach in 2006-07. 

During his tenure as a Hawkeye assistant, Schwab 

helped the Hawkeyes to three NCAA and Big Ten team 

titles. During that time, Iowa crowned six NCAA 

champions, six Big Ten champions, 23 all-Americans 

and 24 academic all-Big Ten honorees. The Hawkeyes 

posted an 82-6 dual record - including perfect 

records the last two seasons (24-0 in 2008-09, 

23-0 in 2009-10). 

Several Hawkeye wrestlers earned individual 

honors during Schwab’s tenure. Former Hawkeye 

Brent Metcalf was awarded the 2008 Dan Hodge 

Trophy, which is presented annually to the 

nation’s top collegiate wrestler. Former Hawkeye 

Mark Perry won his second consecutive NCAA title 

in 2008, capturing his fourth all-America honor. 

While serving on the Hawkeye staff, Schwab 

remained active in international competition. 

Schwab represented the United States at the 

2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, wrestling 

freestyle at 145.5 pounds (66 kg). He won 

titles at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials and 

U.S. Nationals. In 2007 he won the U.S. Senior 

Freestyle title, earned a bronze medal at the 

2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 

and placed fifth at the 2007 World Championships 

in Baku, Azerbaijan. Schwab’s other post-college 

national wrestling accomplishments include winning 

the 145.5-pound title at the 2003 Sunkist Kids 

International Open and earning Outstanding Wrestler 

honors in the freestyle event. In 2005, Schwab won 

the 145-pound division of Real Pro Wrestling, earning 

Outstanding Wrestler honors as part of the champion 

Iowa Stalkers team. 

Prior to joining the Iowa staff, Schwab served two 

seasons (2005-06) as an assistant coach at Virginia 

Tech University under Tom Brands. During his tenure 

with the Hokies, the team won the 2005 regular season 

Atlantic Coast Conference title, set a school record 

for dual meet wins (16) and had a school-record five 

wrestlers qualify for the NCAA Championships. Virginia 

Tech also crowned five conference champions and two 

all-Americans, and senior heavyweight Mike Faust was 

named 2006 ACC Wrestler of the Year. 

Schwab was a three-time all-American and Big Ten 

champion for the Hawkeyes from 1998-2001. He won 

the 1999 NCAA title at 141 pounds and finished his 

collegiate career with 130 wins, which ranks 10th-best 

in school history. 

Schwab was born Aug. 3, 1977. He earned a B.S. 

in communication studies from the University of Iowa 

in 2001, and is working toward a master’s degree in 

kinesiology/sport management at the University of 

Minnesota. He and his wife, Allyson, have two sons, 

Hayden and Hendrix. 

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ASST. Coach Second Season 

MARK Schwab 

Former Panther Mark Schwab joined his brother, Doug, on 

the UNI coaching staff, after head coaching stints at NIACC 

and Buena Vista University. 

At Buena Vista, Schwab was named Iowa Conference Coach of 

the Year in 2007 and coached the first four-time NCAA All- 

American in the 30-year history of BVU wrestling in Jestin 

Hulegaard. 

Prior to BVU, Schwab spent nine years as assistant coach 

at the University of Minnesota, helping the program to seven 

top-three team finishes at the NCAA Championships and two 

NCAA team titles. 

Schwab also served as an assistant coach at Purdue from 

1991-93. 

Prior to his coaching experience, Schwab was an All- 

American on the mat for the Panthers during the late 1980s. 

In his initial season as a Panther, Schwab posted a 49-9 

record, the most wins by a true freshman in NCAA history, and 

placed fifth in the 1986 NCAA Division I Championships. In 

1987, he won the bronze medal in what was called the World’s 

Toughest Tournament in Tiblissi, Russia. During his redshirt 

season at UNI, Schwab trained for the 1988 U.S. Olympic team 

while also winning a bronze medal for the U.S. team at the 

World Cup event in Ulan Bator, Mongolia. A knee injury and 

a staph infection combined to keep Schwab off the mat for 

more than a year, but Schwab finished his career with the 

Panthers on a positive note as a senior, earning his second 

All-America honor. 

As a prep at Osage, Schwab was nearly flawless, winning 

106 of 107 matches and capturing four state titles. Schwab 

also earned three Junior National Freestyle titles and a 

national championship in the Greco-Roman category. Schwab 

was inducted into the Iowa High School Athletic Association 

Hall of Fame, Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame, and Glen Brand 

Hall of Fame. 

Schwab earned a bachelor’s degree in 1990 from UNI and 

a master’s degree from Minnesota in 2003. Schwab spent the 

past year as a full-time student at Minnesota getting a 

second emphasis in sport psychology on his existing masters. 

ASST. Coach 11th Season 

randy pugh 

Assistant head coach Randy Pugh will enter his 11th season 

as a UNI assistant. Pugh joined the UNI wrestling staff 

following an outstanding athletic career at the University 

of Northern Iowa. 

In his time as a coach, Pugh, a former Panther All-American, 

helped develop All-Americans Jarion Beets (174), Eric Hauan 

(174), Kyle Hansen (184), Jason Payne (197), Sean Stender 

(197) and Paul Hynek (285). 

Pugh trained for international competition following his 

career on the mat for the Panthers. The Columbus Junction, 

Iowa native finished in fourth place at the USA World Trials 

in June 2002 and competed in the Trials again in 2003. In 

2002, he won the Sunkist International Open and garnered a 

third-place finish at the U.S. Open. In 2003, Pugh again 

achieved All-American status as he placed 8th at the U.S. 

Open. He also placed third at the Dave Schultz Open in 2003. 

As an athlete at UNI, Pugh finished fourth at the 2000 

NCAA Tournament at 174 pounds, capping a senior season in 

which he compiled a 26-4 record. He was ranked as high as 

third nationally after upending top-rated Otto Olson at the 

Virginia Duals. 

Pugh was a state high school champion his senior year 

at Columbus Junction before enrolling at the U.S. Naval 

Academy, where he compiled a 16-8 record his first year. 

After transferring to UNI in 1998, he went 54-9 in two 

seasons for the Panthers, giving him a 70-17 career mark. 

For Pugh, the biggest change from competing on the mat to 

coaching his former teammates is motivating others. 

“When I was on the mat, I was doing what it took to make 

myself a better athlete,” Pugh said. “But as a coach, I am 

more concerned with what others are doing and helping them 

improve.” 

Pugh’s goal for the Panthers is for the athletes to improve 

every match out and continue to be good student-athletes. 

Pugh graduated UNI with a degree in Industrial 

Technology. 

He and his wife, Krista, are the parents of two daughters, 

Hayden, 4, and Presley, born February 2010. 

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Former NCAA champion and Janesville, Iowa, native 

Tolly Thompson is beginning his ninth overall 

season as Panther assistant coach. 

Thompson first joined the Panther staff as the 

team’s Conditioning Specialist during the 2002-03 

season. He returned to UNI after two years as the 

strength and conditioning coach at Nebraska. He 

was a member of the Panthers’ coaching staff during 

the 1999-2000 seasons as a volunteer assistant 

and recently continued those duties with the team 

starting last season. 

“The big thing Tolly brings with him is the 

winning mentality,” UNI head coach Doug Schwab 

said. 

“He wants to get the most out of our wrestlers 

and sets very high standards, which fits in very 

well with the mentality of our staff. He is a 

very demanding coach, but deeply cares about each 

wrestler.” 

Thompson brings a wealth of international 

experience to the Panther wrestling room, after 

being named the winner of the 2005 John Smith 

Award as the Freestyle Wrestler of the Year by 

USA Wrestling. Thompson represented the United 

States for the second straight season at the World 

Championships after taking first-place honors at 

the 2006 U.S. World Team Trials. 

Thompson placed third at the 2005 World 

Championships (120/264.5 lbs.) in Budapest, 

Hungary, September 28, 2005. He was a previous 

member of the USA wrestling Freestyle National Team. 

After waiting nearly six hours after his firstround 

loss, Thompson won three straight matches 

in his first trip to the World Championships to 

claim his first World medal. He capped his medalwinning 

performance with a 1-0, 1-0 win over past 

1997 World champion Kuramagomed Kuramagomedov of 

Russia. Thompson’s rally to the bronze propelled the 

Americans to an 8th-place finish in the freestyle 

competition. Overall, the U.S. team ended the 

competition with two bronze medals. 

Along with taking a bronze at the 2005 World 

Cup, Thompson placed second at the Cerro Pelado 

Troy Garrett enters his third season with the UNI 

wrestling team. This is Garrett’s fifth year at 

UNI as he has spent two seasons working with the 

UNI cross country and track teams. 

Garrett earned his bachelor’s degree from Truman 

State University in 1995 and then his master’s 

from the University of Oklahoma in 1998. 

He and his wife, Jennifer, have a daugther, 

Marissa (3). 

ASST. Coach ninth Season 

tolly thompson 

International and was the 2005 Dave Schultz 

Memorial International Champion. 

In U.S. competition, he was the 2005 Nationals 

champion and the U.S. World Team Trials Champion. 

In March 2004, Thompson placed fourth at the 

Acropolis Tournament in Athens, Greece in the 

120kd/264.5 pound weight. That April, Thompson 

continued his run for an Olympic bid at the U.S. 

National Championships in Las Vegas. He was able to 

put together a top finish to qualify for the 2004 

Olympic Trials in Indianapolis. At the trials, 

Thompson rolled through competition to win the 

mini-tournament which placed him in the title bout 

for an automatic Olympic bid. In a best of three 

series, Thompson was defeated by Kerry McCoy 5-3 

and 8-0, finishing his 2004 Olympic run with a 

second place finish. 

In 2003, he placed second at the U.S. Open and 

World Team Trials. Thompson also was the 2002 

Sunkist International Open champion as well as 

the New York Athletic Club champion. His hope of 

qualifying for the 2000 Summer Olympics ended at 

the team trials in Dallas, where he was defeated in 

the semifinal round by world and national champion 

Stephen Neal of Bakersfield, Calif. 

During his collegiate tenure, he compiled a career 

record of 157-21 from 1993 to 1997 as a Husker. 

His 157 wins once placed him on the NCAA’s alltime 

wins list. As a Husker, he became Nebraska’s 

sixth national champion as a sophomore in 1995 by 

defeating UNI’s Justin Greenlee. He finished third 

at the 1996 and 1997 championships while also 

winning the Gorrarian Award for the most falls in 

the least time at the 1997 championships. A threetime 

Big Eight/Big 12 champion, Thompson was also 

a three-time NWCA All-Star. 

A graduate of Nebraska, he and his wife, Tracy, 

have three daughters, Payton, Bree, and Kendall. 

ath. trainer third Season 

troy garrett 

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2011-12 UNI WRESTLING ROSTER 

NAME WEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 

Cruse Aarhus 125 SR Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Cedar Rapids Kennedy 

Riley Banach 165 SO Ames, Iowa/Ames 

Blayne Beale 285 JR Davenport, Iowa/Davenport West 

Taylor Berger 165 FR Carroll, Iowa/Carroll 

David Bonin 157 JR Broussard, La./Comeaux 

Blaize Cabell 197 FR Independence, Iowa/Independence 

Cody Caldwell 174 FR Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock 

Joe Colon 125/33 JR Clear Lake, Iowa/Clear Lake/Iowa Central CC 

Austin Gelbach 174 SO Warrensburg, Mo./Warrensburg/Iowa Central CC 

Chris Halblom 125 FR Alburnett, Iowa/Alburnett 

Tanner Hiatt 149 FR Kelley, Iowa/Ballard 

Ryan Jauch 133 JR Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake Central 

Jarrett Jensen 157 FR Rapid City, S.D./Rapid City Stevens 

Joe Johnson 197 SR Swea City, Iowa/Algona/Iowa Central CC 

Taylor Kettman 197 RFR Waterloo, Iowa/Don Bosco 

Kwinn Kraft 149 FR Rockwell City, Iowa/Rockwell City-Lytton 

Cody Krumwiede 285 FR Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock 

Joey Lazor 141 JR McDonough, Ga./Union Grove 

Ryan Loder 184 SO Granite Bay, Calif./Granite Bay 

Kyle Lux 165 FR Toledo, Iowa/South Tama 

Seth Noble 141 RFR Mount Union, Iowa/Columbus Junction 

Adam Perrin 141 FR Eldridge, Iowa/North Scott 

Onni Prestidge 197 SO Deer River, Minn./Grand Rapids/Ellsworth CC 

Cody Schurman 165 FR Milo, Iowa/Southeast Warren 

Kevin Sherrill 165 SO Cumming, Ga./Darlington 

Clay Welter 149 RFR Gilbertville, Iowa/Don Bosco 

Elliot Wirkler 174 FR Farmersburg, Iowa/MFL MarMac 

Levi Wolfensperger 133 RFR Denver, Iowa/Denver 

Coaches 

Head Coach: Doug Schwab 

Assistant Head Coach: Mark Schwab 

Assistant Coach: Randy Pugh 

Volnteer Assistant: Tolly Thompson 

125 

Aarhus 

Colon 

Halblom 

133 

Colon 

Jauch 

Wolfensperger 

141 

Lazor 

Noble 

Perrin 

149 

Hiatt 

Kraft 

Welter 

157 

Bonin 

Jensen 

165 

Banach 

Berger 

Lux 

Schurman 

Sherrill 

174 

Caldwell 

Gelbach 

Wirkler 

184 

Loder 

197 

Cabell 

Johnson 

Kettman 

McBroom 

Prestidge 

285 

Beale 

Krumwiede 

SENIORS (2) 

Aarhus 

Johnson 

JUNIORS (5) 

Beale 

Bonin 

Colon 

Jauch 

Lazor 

SOPHOMORES (5) 

Gelbach 

Prestidge 

Sherrill 

Banach 

Loder 

REDSHIRT 

FRESHMEN (4) 

Kettman 

Noble 

Welter 

Wolfensperger 

FRESHMEN (13) 

Berger 

Cabell 

Caldwell 

Halblom 

Hiatt 

Jensen 

Kraft 

Krumwiede 

Lux 

McBroom 

Perrin 

Schurman 

Wirkler 

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senior 125 

cruse aarhus 

cedar rapids, iowa 

JUNIOR (2010-11): Finished the season with a 7-1 

record in open tournaments ... claimed the 125-pound 

title at the Glen Brand Open ... took second place 

at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open. 

SOPHOMORE (2009-10): Went 16-5 in open tournaments, 

claiming first place finishes at the Jim Fox Open, 

Brand Open and Duhawk Open ... took runner-up honors 

at the Loras Open. 

FRESHMAN (2008-09): Joined the Panther lineup for 

the Michigan dual at the National Duals (Jan. 10), 

posted nine wins, including one by fall ... recorded 

freshman 125 

chris halblom 

a l b u r n e t t , i o w a 

FRESHMAN (2010-11): Posted a 20-2 record in open 

tournaments, claiming titles at the Loras Open and 

Kaufman/Brand Open...placed second at the Grand 

View Open and third at the Harold Nichols Cyclone 

Open...led the team in pins with 13 while having 

no falls scored against him...recorded three major 

decisions and one technical fall. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time state placewinner...state 

champion his junior and senior seasons competing at 

119 and 125...runner-up his freshman and sophomore 

seasons at 103 and 112...helped team capture state 

title senior season while placing second junior 

season...four year letterwinner in wrestling... 

named to honor roll all four years. 

YEAR OVERALL DUALS MD TF PIN QUICK PIN 

10-11 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31 

TOTAL 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31 

a 6-3 win over Air Force’s Andrew Zwirlein en route 

to the Panthers 42-0 win. 2007-08: Redshirted ... 

tallied a mark of 11-9 as an unattached wrestler 

... placed 2nd at the Loras Open ... competed at the 

2008 FILA Junior Nationals held in Las Vegas, Nev. 

(4/23-26). 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was the No. 1-ranked senior in the nation 

at 103 pounds according to InterMat ... wrestled 

four years at 103 pounds for Cedar Rapids Kennedy 

High School ... captured the 2007 3A 103-pound state 

title with a record of 38-1 ... took third-place 

honors in the 2006 3A 103-pound weight class with a 

mark of 26-8 ... served as wrestling team captain 

in 2006 an 2007, while earning team MVP honors in 

both seasons. 

PERSONAL: Born June 2, 1989, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa 

... son of Jason and Lisa Aarhus ... has two siblings 

(Riley, Sydney) ... major is exercise science. 


08-09 9-12 3-6 1-5 -- 1-1 2:01 

09-10 16-5 -- 5-2 4-0 0-1 -- 

10-11 7-1 -- 1-1 2-0 1-0 6:34 

TOTAL 32-18 3-6 7-8 6-0 2-2 2:01 

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion at Iowa High 

School State Wrestling Tournament (2009-2011) ... 

placed second at state as freshman ... compiled 

career record of 167-4 throughout high school ... 

helped Alburnett High School place third at state 

(Class 1A) two years in a row (2010-2011) ... high 

school coach: Kane Thompson. 

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 29, 1992 ... favorite movie is 

"Never Back Down" ... says the biggest influence 

in his life has been his father because, "he's 

always been there for me." 

RS Freshman 133 

levi wolfensperger 

D e n v e r , I o w a 

PERSONAL: Son of Ryan and Bobbie Wolfensperger... 

born Sept. 5, 1991 in Waterloo, Iowa...has one 

brother, Ivan. 

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Junior 133 

Ryan Jauch 

Crystal Lake, Illinois 

SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Started at 133 pounds in 18 

of the Panthers 21 dual matches...finished the 

season with a 19-16 mark...spent the latter half 

of the season ranked in the top 33 at 133 pounds 

by The Wrestling Report and the NCAA Rating Percentage 

Index...finished fourth at 133 pounds at 

the NCAA West Regional...took second place at the 

Harold Nichols Cyclone Open and the UNI Open. 

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009-10): Took fourth place at 

the NCAA West Regional...picked up four dual wins 

including a pin over Harvard's Fermin Mendez... 

finished the season 13-15 overall...placed third 

at the Duhawk Open and sixth at the Loras Open. 

FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in three open tournaments...posted 

a 9-5 overall record. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Crystal Lake Central 

High School ... four-time Illinois state 

wrestling qualifier ... placed fourth in the 

state as a senior after posting a season mark of 

40-3 ... had a four-year combined prep record of 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: NJCAA national champion (2010) ... 

named “Outstanding Wrestler” at 2010 NJCAA Tournament 

... helped Iowa Central Community College win the 

2010 NJCAA National Championship. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time state champion in Iowa (2007 

& 2009) ... Placed third at state his junior season 

(2008) ... helped Clear Lake High School win four 

straight North Central Conference titles (2006-2009). 

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 22, 1991 ... son of Robert and Maria 

Colon ... has three brothers ... hobbies include 

fishing, cliff jumping, and jet skiing. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Placed in top three at Iowa High School 

State Wrestling Tournament (Class 3A) every season: 

one state championship (2008 - 103), one runner-up 

finish (2010 - 125), and two thrid place finishes 

(2009 - 112 & 2011 - 130) ... compiled a career record 

of 144-6 ... four-year Honor Roll student ... 

high school wrestling coach: Eugene Kreiter. 

PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1993 ... son of Corey and 

Beverly... has two siblings: Blair (23) and Alyssa 

(12) ... favorite movie is "Dumb and Dumber" ... 

favorite historical figure is Dan Gable. 

145-22 ... as a freshman, he was a freestyle state 

champion and runner-up in Greco-Roman ... as a 

sophomore, Jauch was a freestyle and Greco state 

champion ... as a junior, he placed fifth in the 

nation in Fargo, N.D., in the Greco competition 

... tallied a fourth-place finish at the Senior 

Nationals in 2008 ... was ranked No. 20 in the 

nation at 119 pounds by Wrestling USA ... was also 

ranked No. 9 in the nation among seniors at 119 

pounds by Wrestling USA. 

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 27, 1990, in Hoffman Estates, 

Ill. ... son of Brian and Stacy Jauch ... has 

three siblings ... majoring in biology. 


09-10 13-15 4-7 0-1 0-1 5-2 0:40 

10-11 19-16 8-10 6-2 1-0 0-2 -- 

TOTAL 32-31 12-17 6-3 1-1 5-4 0:40 

Junior 125/33 

j o e c o l o n 

c l e a r l a k e , i o w a 

freshman 141 

adam perrin 

e l d r i d g e , i o w a 

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junior 141 

joey lazor 

mcdonough, georgia 

SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Joined the Panther dual 

lineup for the North Dakota State dual, winning 

seven of his nine dual matches, including one by 

fall...recorded a 4-1 mark in WWC duals, earning 

him the No. 3 seed at the West Regional... 

earned All-WWC honors after taking third place 

at the West Regional...took second place at the 

UNI Open, third at the Loras Open...finished the 

season with a 22-8 record including a 7-2 mark 

in dual matches...won four matches by technical 

fall, picked up five wins by fall. 

FRESHMAN (2009-10): Started at 133 pounds in 

11 of the Panthers dual matches, picking up 

wins over SDSU's Tyler Johnson and Appalachian 

State's Jacob Earp. 

FRESHMAN (2010-11): Finished the season with an 

impressive 17-3 mark in open tournament action... 

captured the 149-pound title at the Loras Open... 

placed second at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open 

and Kaufman/Brand Open, finished third at the UNI 

Open. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time state placewinner, capturing 

two state titles...won the 140-pound weight 

class his senior season and 135-pound class his 

sophomore season...finished second at 140-pounds 

in 2009 and fifth as a freshman in 2007...earned 

four letters in wrestling, two letters in cross 

country and football and one in track. 


10-11 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31 

TOTAL 20-2 -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a 2009 graduate of Union Grove High 

School in McDonough, Ga...member of the all-state 

team in 2008-2009...holds records for most pins in 

a single season (50) and most career pins (180)... 

was undefeated his junior and senior year boasting 

a record of 110-0...earned letters in wrestling (4) 

and cross country (4) 

PERSONAL: Born June 28, 1991, in McDonough, Georgia 

... son of Rich and Gloria Lazor ... has two siblings 

(Alex, Markee) ... major is elementary education. 


09-10 8-14 2-9 2-4 -- 3-5 0:47 

10-11 22-8 7-2 3-1 4-1 5-2 1:19 

TOTAL 30-22 9-11 5-5 4-1 8-7 0:47 

rs freshman 141 

seth noble 

mount union, iowa 

PERSONAL: Son of Glen and Melissa Noble...born June 

28, 1991...has a brother, Colton...chose UNI because 

of the business school and proximity to home... 

enjoys video games and fishing...favorite sports 

memory is winning his first state championship. 

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FRESHMAN (2010-11): Redshirted 


clay welter 

gilbertville, iowa 

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time wrestling state placewinner...captured 

state titles his sophomore and 

HIGH SCHOOL: Placed in the top three each year at 

the Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament, 

including a second place finish in 2011 (145), a 

third place finish in 2010 (140), a first place 

finish in 2009 (140), and a second place finish 

in 2008 (130) ... broke Ballard High School alltime 

win record (174 wins) ... posted a perfect 

47-0 record his sophomore season ... helped Ballard 

High School win consecutive Class 2A state 

wrestling championships (2008 & 2009) ... earned 

All-Raccoon River Conference honors for every 

sport in which he competed (wrestling, football, 

and track) ... high school wrestling coach: Jeff 

Weatherman. 

PERSONAL: Born July 15, 1992 ... volunteered 

for a week in New Orleans following Hurricane 

freshman 149 

kwinn kraft 

rockwell city, iowa 

freshman 157 

jarrett jensen 

rapid city, south dakota 

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion in South 

Dakota (2008 - 2010) ... runner-up at 2011 South 

junior season at 145 and 152 pounds...placed 

sixth his senior season after being forced to 

injury default...helped Don Bosco to three state 

championships and four dual team championships... 

three-time letterwinner in wrestling, five-time 

letterwinner in baseball...earned all-conference 

honors five times and all-district honors 

four times in baseball...three-time all-state 

honoree in baseball...helped Don Bosco qualify 

for the baseball state tournament twice...listed 

on the honor roll. 

PERSONAL: Son of Ron Welter...born Sept. 2, 1991 

in Waterloo, Iowa...also recruited by Wartburg, 

Nebraska, Iowa Central and Minnesota...chose UNI 

because he “wanted to compete at the highest 

level of collegiate wrestling and it’s close to 

home.” 

freshman 149 

tanner hiatt 

k e l l e y , i o w a 

Katrina ... says his favorite memory from competing 

in sports is “winning the Fargo Nationals.” 

HIGH SCHOOL: Set all-time takedown and win record 

with South Central Calhoun High School, compiling 

career record of 171-18 ... team captain ... 

also competed in cross country and soccer ... 

high school wrestling coach: Lance Schultz. 

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 25, 1992 ... son of Keith 

and Kelly Kraft ... enjoys fishing, hunting, and 

traveling ... says the biggest influence in his 

life has been his parents beause, "they have 

never given up on anything I do." 

Dakota High School Wrestling Championships ... 

helped Rapid City Stevens High School win two Class 

A state wrestling championships (2008 & 2011) ... 

part of two state champion baseball teams ... Honor 

Roll student (2008 - 2011) ... high school wrestling 

coach: Brian Moser. 

PERSONAL: Born March 25, 1992 ... son of Rick and 

Janet Jensen ... has three siblings: Kendra (28), 

Jarrick (18), and Jarran (16) ... enjoys camping and 

cliff diving in his spare time ... says his parents 

have been the biggest influence in his life because, 

“They have given me tons of support and knowledge in 

life.” ... says the best lesson he’s learned in life 

so far is, “Nothing in life you want comes easy.” 

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SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Qualified for the NCAA 

Championships at the West Regional after placing 

second at 157 pounds...finished the dual season 

on an eight-match winning streak, including 

five of those wins coming by a major decision 

score...started every dual for the Panthers at 

157 pounds...recorded three wins over wrestlers 

ranked higher than him including a 6-4 decision 

over No. 10 Justin Lister (Binghamton), a pin 

over No. 11 Derek St. John (Iowa) and a 14-4 major 

decision over No. 18 Bryan Deutsch (Northern 

Illinois)...earned his first trip to the medal 

stand at the prestigious Midlands Championships, 

placing sixth...spent most of the season 

ranked, climbing as high as No. 18 by Intermat 

and D1collegewrestle.net...posted a 2-2 record 

at the NCAA Championships including a second win 

over Deutsch (Northern Illinois) and a 5-4 decision 

over Matt Kaylor (Binghamton). 


09-10 13-15 4-7 0-1 0-1 5-2 0:40 

10-11 19-16 8-10 6-2 1-0 0-2 -- 

TOTAL 32-31 12-17 6-3 1-1 5-4 0:40 

David Bonin 

sophomore 165 

riley banach 

a m e s , i o w a 

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2010-11): Placed at a pair 

of open tournaments, taking sixth at the Harold 

Nichols Cyclone Open and fourth at the Duhawk 

Open...posted an overall record of 15-14... 

jumped into the starting dual line-up against 

North Dakota State...finished the season with 

five pins. 

junior 157 

david bonin 

broussard, louisiana 

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009-10): Earned runner-up 

honors at the NCAA West Regional earning secondteam 

all-conference accolades...posted a perfect 

3-0 record in Western Wrestling Conference 

duals...earned team's Rookie Award...finished 

the season with an overall record of 15-16. 

FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in five open tournaments...posted 

a 21-7 overall record...earned 

Redshirt Award at team banquet. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time state champion in Louisiana 

in the 160-pound weight class ... posted 

a perfect 59-0 as a senior ... tallied a 56-1 record 

as a junior ... went 57-3 as a sophomore ... 

four-year prep record was 216-10 ... a four-time 

state placer after earning third in the state as 

a freshman ... was ranked No. 27 in the nation at 

160 pounds by Wrestling USA ... was also ranked 

No. 20 in the nation among seniors at 160 pounds 

by Wrestling USA ... four-time all-district and 

all-state selection ... earned letters in wrestling 

and football ... high school coach: Keith 

Bergaron. 

PERSONAL: Born May 30, 1989, in Lafayette, La. 

... son of David Bonin and Debbie Bernard ... 

has a sister, Shelby ... majoring in history ... 

enjoys hunting, fishing and the outdoors. 

FRESHMAN (2009-10): Took fifth place at the Duhawk 

Open...picked up 10 wins in open tournaments. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Wrestled three years at 171 pounds 

for Ames High School ... two-time state place 

winner (6th in 2008, 3rd in 2009)...two-time 

district champion and conference champion senior 

year...served as wrestling team captain 

in 2009...overall record of 55-22 with the most 

tech-falls on the team during senior year (7)... 

earned a letter in football...also recruited by 

Cornell, Wartburg, and Grand View. 

PERSONAL: Born October 8, 1990, in Ames, Iowa 

... son of Ed and Kelly Banach ...has two siblings 

(Bailey, Ross) ...major is marketing. 


10-11 15-14 0-1 1-3 -- 5-5 1:23 

TOTAL 15-14 0-1 1-3 -- 5-5 1:23 

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sophomore 165 

kevin sherrill 

c u m m i n g , g e o r g i a 

FRESHMAN (2010-11): Picked up three wins in action 

at open tournaments. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Captured 171-pound title at the 

Georgia High School Class A Championships in 

HIGH SCHOOL: Placed three times at Iowa High School 

State Wrestling Tournament, including a 1st place 

finish in 2011 (Class 3A - 160) and a 2nd place 

finish in 2010 (Class 2A - 152) ... two-time 3A 

First Team All-State football at linebacker. 

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1992 ... son of Bob and 

Brenda Berger ... has two sisters: Jessica (16) and 

Haley (8) ... says his biggest influence in life 

has been his uncle Kevin Feld, who "always spent 

time with him growing up" ... says the best lesson 

he's learned in life so far is, "Do your best all 

the time, and the rest will take care of itself." 

freshman 165 

cody schurman 

m i l o , i o w a 

freshman 165 

k y l e l u x 

t o l e d o , i o w a 

HIGH SCHOOL: Undefeated state champion in Iowa 

(Class 2A - 160) his senior season ... placed 

2010 as well as the area title...was named team 

captain senior season and finished the season 

with the most takedowns on the team...Finished 

fourth at state his junior season and third at 

the area championships...helped his team qualify 

for the 2009 state championships...four-time 

wrestling letterwinner...listed on the honor 

roll his junior and senior season. 

PERSONAL: Son of Darrin and Terri Sherrill...born 

Nov. 1, 1991 in Atlanta, Ga...has one brother, 

Michael...served as a volunteer wrestling coach 

at a local wrestling club his senior season... 

lists his favorite movie as "Die Hard" and favorite 

book as "Of Mice and Men." 


10-11 3-10 -- -- 0-1 0-2 1:23 

TOTAL 3-10 -- -- 0-1 0-2 1:23 

freshman 165 

taylor berger 

c a r r o l l , i o w a 

HIGH SCHOOL: Sectional champion (2011) ... 

placed eighth at Iowa High School State Wrestling 

Tournament (2011 - 160) ... conference 

champion (2009) ... high school wrestling coach: 

Dallas O'Brien. 

PERSONAL: Born April 16, 1993 ... son of Andy 

and Becky Schurman ... volunteered with pee-wee 

wrestling and football programs in his hometown 

... says his biggest influence in life has been 

his father because, "he pushed me to work hard 

and accomplish goals." ... favorite movie is 

"Happy Gilmore." 

eighth and third at state during his junior 

and sophomore seasons, respectively ... threetime 

Little Hawkeye Conference champion (2009 

- 2011) ... team captain ... two-time All- 

District Football player ... high school wrestling 

coach: Nathan Van Dyke. 

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 6, 1992 ... son of Troy 

and Suzanne Lux ... has one brother: Erik (16) 

... says the biggest influence in his life has 

been Brenon Chyma, who "has pushed me ever 

since I stepped foot in this sport, as well 

as football." ... says the best lesson he's 

learned in life so far is, "let the past motivate 

you." 

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HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion at Iowa 

High School State Wrestling Tournament (2009 - 

2011) ... named Iowa's "Mr. Wrestler" (2011) ... 

helped Waverly-Shell Rock High School win four 

straight state championships (2008 - 2011) ... 

Dave Schultz Award winner for Iowa (2011) ... 

Placed third at Fargo Junior Nationals (2011) 

... posted a perfect 37-0 record his junior season 

(2010) ... four-year Honor Roll student ... 

member of National Honor Society. 

PERSONAL: Born July 4, 1992 ... son of Rick and 

Kristi Caldwell ... father is the head wrestling 

coach at Waverly-Shell Rock High School ... has 

two sisters: Kinsey (17) and Abby (15) ... says 

he selected UNI because, "with a combination 

of coaching staff, training opportunities, and 

location, it's where I feel I can reach my full 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Wrestled for Iowa Central CC, 

who finished fourth at the NJCAA Wrestling Championships. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Finished his senior season as an 

undefeated 46-0 state champion (2009) at 171 

pounds, wrestling for Warrensburg High School 

... placed third and fifth at state his junior 

and sophomore seasons, wrestling at 160 pounds. 

freshman 174 

elliot wirkler 

farmersburg, iowa 

freshman 174 

cody caldwell 

w a v e r l y , i o w a 

potential." ... says his biggest influence in 

life has been his father because, "he has always 

been there to take me to tournaments and coach 

me to be the best wrestler and person I can be." 

sophomore 174 

austin gelbach 

warrensburg, missouri 

HIGH SCHOOL: Placed fourth at Iowa High School 

State Wrestling Tournament (2011) in Class 2A, 

wrestling for MFL-Central. 

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sophomore 184 

ryan loder 

granite bay, california 

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2010-11): Named Western Wrestling 

Conference Freshman of the Year...Captured 

the West Regional title at 184 pounds with a 4-3 

win over No.5-ranked Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming) to 

earn his first trip to the NCAA Championships... 

entered the NCAA championships seeded sixth and 

advanced to the round of 12 before bowing out to 

eventual All-American and No. 4 seeded Travis Rutt 

(Wisconsin) by a narrow 4-2 margin...finished the 

season with a 30-11 record, leading the team in 

wins...won 23 of his last 28 matches, including 

a string of 12 straight wins with victories 

over six ranked opponents...climbed as high as 

No. 5 in the Intermat rankings at 184 pounds... 

ranked second on the team in points scored in 

dual matches...was named Western Wrestling Conference 

Wrestler of the Week three times (Dec. 7, 

Jan. 11 and Jan. 25)...placed fifth at the prestigious 

Midlands Championships, pinning Iowa's 

Grant Gambrall...posted three consecutive wins 

over ranked opponents during the 2011 National 

Duals, upsetting No. 12 Mike Larson (Missouri), 

3-1, Ohio State's No. 20-ranked Cody Magrum, 6-4, 

and No. 11 Chris Perry (Oklahoma State), 8-2... 

recorded six wins by fall, six by major decisions 

and three by technical falls while having none 

of those verdicts scored against him...started 

every match for the Panthers at 184 pounds. 

FRESHMAN (2009-10): Finished the season with an 

impressive 32-5 record competing in open tournaments...captured 

titles at the Loras Open, Husky 

Open, Jim Fox Open, and Brand Open...placed 

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2010-11): Took third place at 

the UNI Open at 197 pounds... posted five wins, 

including two by major decision... suffered a 

shoulder injury late in the season. 

JUNIOR (2009-10): Redshirted. 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Two-time All-American at Iowa 

Central Community College...team won national 

championships two consecutive years. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state place winner at 

North Kossuth High School...two-time conference 

champion...honor roll student. 


10-11 5-7 1-6 2-1 -- 0-3 -- 

TOTAL 5-7 1-6 2-1 -- 0-3 -- 

third at the Cyclone Open, Kaufman-Brand Open 

and Duhawk Open...picked up 10 wins by fall and 

eight major decision victories...earned team's 

Redshirt Award. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time freestyle All-American... 

won the Freestyle Triple Crown in 2007...placed 

second at the national meet as a junior, third 

as a sophomore and fourth as a senior...was undefeated 

through his senior year and was ranked 

No.1 heading into the California State Tournament...lost 

two matches at the state tournament 

(by a combined total of three points) due to 

injury and placed fifth...won California State 

Freestyle Championship both his junior and senior 

seasons...was 2005 California Junior High Folkstyle 

State Champion...three-time all-conference 

honoree...named team captain all four seasons... 

also played football earning third-team all-state 

honors as a linebacker. 

PERSONAL: Son of Ron and Kathy Loder...born in 

Roseville, Calif., on June 5, 1991...has two 

brothers...chose UNI because of the people and 

the wrestling team...majoring in business. 


10-11 30-11 14-7 6-0 3-0 6-0 1:10 

TOTAL 30-11 14-7 6-0 3-0 6-0 1:10 

senior 197 

joe johnson 

s w e a c i t y , i o w a 

PERSONAL: Born April 17, 1989 , in Fairmont, 

Minn....son of Lyndon and Tiffany Johnson...has 

three siblings (Brittney, Logan, Garrett)...major 

is elementary education. 

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FRESHMAN (2010-11): Picked up eight wins in open 

tournament action including four wins by fall... 

finished third at the Loras Open at 197 pounds. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Captured the 189-pound title at the 

Iowa High School Championships in 2010, earned 

runner-up honors in 2009 and placed third in 

2008...three-time varsity letterwinner in wrestling...helped 

high school team to four state 

championships and four state duals championships...also 

played football, earning first team 

all-district honors as a linebacker...listed on 

honor roll all four years as well as being a 

member of National Honor Society. 


10-11 8-5 -- 1-0 -- 4-1 0:50 

TOTAL 8-5 -- 1-0 -- 4-1 0:50 

sophomore 197 

Onni prestidge 

deer river, minnesota 

freshman 197 

blaize cabell 

independence, iowa 

HIGH SCHOOL: Placed three-straight years at 

Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament, 

including third place finish as senior (Class 

3A - 189) ... 1st Team Academic All-State (2011) 

... helped Southeast Polk High School place 

fourth at traditional and dual state tournaments 

(2011) ... attended National Council On Youth 

Leadership ... high school wrestling coach: Jason 

Christenson 


taylor kettman 

w a t e r l o o , i o w a 

PERSONAL: Son of Tom and Ann Kettman...Born July 

3, 1991, in Waterloo, Iowa...has one sister, 

Nicole. 

JUNIOR COLLEGE: National qualifier at Ellsworth 

Community College (2009). 

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed at Minnesota State Wrestling 

Tournament (2007) ... team captain (2007) 

... also played football and participated in 

marching band ... Eagle Scout ... high school 

wrestling coach: Dan Jinks. 

PERSONAL: Born May 25, 1989 ... son of Kris and 

Kim Prestidge ... has one sibling: Ilo (23) ... 

favorite movie is “Animal House” ... says the 

best lesson he’s learned in life so far is, 

“Never eat yellow snow!” 

HIGH SCHOOL: Placed twice at Iowa High School 

State Wrestling Tournament, including a 3rd 

place finish in 2011 (Class 2A - 189) and a 6th 

place finish in 2009 (Class 2A - 171) ... placed 

second at Fargo Junior Nationals (2011) ... also 

played football (running back) and baseball 

(outfielder). 

PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1993 in Evansville, Ind. 

... son of Tim and Sondra Cabell ... has one 

sibling: Trenton (14) ... enjoys fishing in his 

spare time ... says his biggest influence in life 

Bo Jackson, who is a "great person and athlete." 

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 25, 1993 ... son of Todd and 

Rhonda McBroom ... has two sisters: Megan (23) 

and Allie (18) ... favorite movie is "Rocky 4" 

... says his biggest influence in life has been 

his high school wrestling coach Jason Christenson 

because, "he did everything in his power to make me a better wrestler." 

freshman 197 

a.j. mcbroom 

r u n n e l l s , i o w a 

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junior 285 

blayne beale 

d a v e n p o r t , i o w a 

SOPHOMORE (2010-11): Jumped into the starting 

dual lineup for four duals, posting a 3-1 record 

including two wins in Western Wrestling Conference 

action...posted 12 wins by fall, the second 

highest on the team...finished the season with 

a 22-10 record...captured third place honors at 

both the Glen Brand Open and Grant View Open 

while taking fifth place at the Harold Nichols 

Cyclone Open and UNI Open. 

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009-10): Competed in six 

open tournaments...posted a 18-12 record including 

16 wins by fall...earned runner-up honors 

at the Brand Open...placed fourth at the Flash 

Open, Grand View Open and Duhawk Open. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state champion in Iowa 

(Class 3A: 2009-2011)...placed sixth at state his 

freshman season...helped Waverly-Shell Rock High 

School win four-consecutive Class 3A traditional 

state championships (2008-2011) and threestraight 

dual state championships (2008-2010)... 

placed second at Fargo Junior Nationals (2011)... 

high school wrestling coach: Rick Caldwell. 

PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1992...son of Ron and 

Shelly Krumwiede...has two siblings: Jade and 

Haylie...favorite wrestling-related memory is 

"winning state for the first time"...favorite 

movie is "The Hangover." 

FRESHMAN (2008-09): Competed in six open tournaments....posted 

a 16-11 record including 13 wins 

by fall. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Davenport West 

High School ... secured 66 wins over his final 

two seasons, which included a pair of top-eight 

finishes at the state tournament ... placed seventh 

in 2007 ... bettered that with a fourthplace 

finish in 2008 in the 285-pound weight 

class ... first-team all-conference selection 

as a senior ... third-team all-conference honoree 

in football ... earned letters in wrestling 

(2), football (2) and track (1) ... high school 

coach: Pat Rial. 

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 27, 1989, in Davenport, Iowa 

... son of Lori Karman and Sancho McDonald ... 

has five siblings, Kyle (15), Kaytlyn (10), Anisa 

(14), Austin (6) and Nathan (10) ... majoring 

in exercise science ... selected UNI because "it 

was just a great fit. I took one visit and knew 

I wanted to be here." 


09-10 18-12 -- 2-2 -- 16-1 0:44 

10-11 22-10 3-1 2-0 -- 12-1 0:27 

TOTAL 40-22 3-1 4-2 -- 28-2 0:27 

freshman 285 

cody krumwiede 

w a v e r l y , i o w a 

18

2010 - 2011 

SEASON 

IN 

REVIEW

2010-11 Results/Statistics 

WWC POINTS MD TF PIN QUICK 

WT WRESTLER OVERALL DUALS CAREER C. DUALS DUALS (UNI-OP) W-L W-L W-L PIN 

125 Cruse Aarhus 7-1 -- 32-18 3-6 -- -- 1-1 2-0 1-0 6:34 

125 Caleb Flores 15-12 10-9 45-50 23-30 4-1 38-34 3-2 -- 0-1 -- 

125 Levi Wolfenspgerger* 20-2 -- 20-2 -- -- -- 3-0 1-0 13-0 0:31 

125 Terrance Young 11-4 1-1 26-14 5-4 -- 3-6 -- -- 4-2 1:35 

133 Jake Damon 10-7 -- 10-7 -- -- -- 1-2 -- 2-2 4:03 

133 Steven Fitzgerald 1-2 1-2 13-17 4-7 -- 3-8 -- 0-1 -- -- 

133 Ryan Jauch 19-16 8-10 41-36 12-17 2-3 28-35 6-2 1-0 0-2 -- 

141 Alec Hoffman 3-8 0-3 17-15 1-6 -- 0-15 1-3 0-1 0-2 -- 

141 Joey Lazor 22-8 7-2 30-22 9-11 4-1 30-11 3-1 4-1 5-2 1:19 

141 Seth Noble* 17-3 -- 17-3 -- -- -- 2-0 -- 2-0 2:44 

141 Aaron Senzee 8-5 5-4 16-9 5-4 -- 16-15 1-0 -- 0-1 -- 

149 Jamal Lawrence 11-14 2-7 24-30 2-17 -- 10-27 6-0 -- 2-3 4:02 

149 Derrick Miner 2-4 -- 2-4 -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 -- 

149 Brett Robbins 16-9 9-3 46-25 16-10 5-0 30-10 4-2 -- 0-2 -- 

157 David Bonin 26-13 15-6 41-29 23-17 4-1 55-18 5-2 1-0 4-2 2:34 

165 Riley Banach 15-14 0-1 15-14 0-1 0-1 0-6 1-3 -- 5-5 1:23 

165 Trevor Kittleson 3-5 1-3 59-31 9-9 1-2 3-12 0-4 -- 0-1 -- 

165 Nick Pickerell 5-10 5-8 27-21 9-12 -- 17-30 -- 1-0 0-2 -- 

165 Kevin Sherrill 3-10 -- 3-10 -- -- -- -- 0-1 0-2 -- 

165 John Simon 11-12 0-3 24-29 0-3 0-1 0-14 0-1 0-1 4-3 1:37 

174 Jarion Beets 6-5 1-3 50-32 21-18 -- 3-15 0-1 1-0 1-2 4:07 

174 Brice Wolf 17-15 10-9 17-15 10-9 4-1 38-30 5-1 3-1 0-1 -- 

184 Ryan Loder 30-11 14-7 30-11 14-7 4-1 52-21 6-0 3-0 6-0 1:10 

197 Andy O’Loughlin 10-9 5-6 35-36 15-20 2-1 16-20 1-3 -- 2-1 2:51 

197 Joe Johnson 5-7 1-6 5-7 1-6 0-1 6-28 2-1 -- 0-3 -- 

197 Taylor Kettman* 8-5 -- 8-5 -- -- -- 1-0 -- 4-1 0:50 

285 Blayne Beale 22-10 3-1 37-21 3-1 2-0 15-3 2-0 -- 12-1 0:27 

285 Christian Brantley 25-8 14-3 76-28 39-13 3-0 55-9 5-1 -- 3-0 3:17 

285 Brent Lambie 6-8 -- 12-15 -- -- -- -- -- 1-2 2:54 

*Redshirted, competed as an individual in open tournaments 

2010-11 UNI Wrestling Schedule 

12-9 Overall, 5-0 WWC 

Nov. 6 Loras Open 2 INDIV. CHAMPS 

Nov. 14 at Northwestern Duals 

vs. McKendree W, 34-9 

vs. UW-Parkside W, 34-6 

vs. Northwestern L, 6-26 

Nov. 20 Old Dominion W, 19-15 

Nov. 27 at Northeast Duals 

vs. Binghamton W, 18-15 

vs. Maryland L. 16-19 

vs. Bloomsburg L, 14-18 

Dec. 4 UNI Open 2 INDIV. CHAMPS 

Dec. 9 Iowa L, 0-39 

Dec. 11 at Wisconsin L, 14-25 

Dec. 29-30 Midlands Championships 0 INDIV. CHAMPS 

Jan. 8 NWCA Duals 

vs. Missouri L, 9-27 

vs. Ohio State W, 20-19 

vs. Oklahoma State L, 12-33 

Jan. 14 at North Dakota State* W, 21-19 

Jan. 15 at South Dakota State* W, 38-9 

Jan. 23 Nebraska L, 15-18 

Jan. 28 Northern Illinois W, 23-15 

Feb. 4 at Iowa State L, 20-21 

Feb. 11 Cal State Bakersfield# W, 28-10 

Feb. 11 at Northern Colorado* W, 32-6 

Feb. 13 at Air Force* W, 25-12 

Feb. 20 Wyoming* W, 19-13 

Mar. 6 at NCAA West Regional 3 NCAA QUALIFIERS 

Mar. 18-20 at NCAA Championships T-46th 

* Western Wrestling Conference Matches 

# at Greeley, Colo. 

UNI Tournament Results 

LORAS OPEN 

1ST PLACE - Levi Wolfensperger (125), Seth Noble (149) 

2ND PLACE - Jake Damon (133) 

3RD PLACE - Joey Lazor (141), Taylor Kettman (197) 

UNI OPEN 

1ST PLACE - Terrance Young (125), Ryan Loder (184) 

2ND PLACE - Caleb Flores (125), Ryan Jauch (133), 

Aaron Senzee (141), David Bonin (157) 

3RD PLACE - Seth Noble (141), Joe Johnson (197), 

Christian Brantley (285) 

4TH PLACE - Jamal Lawrence (149) 

5TH PLACE - Brice Wolf (174), Andy O’Loughlin (197), 

Blayne Beale (285) 

6TH PLACE - John Simon (165) 

MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS 

5TH PLACE - Ryan Loder (184) 

6TH PLACE - David Bonin (157) 

7TH PLACE - Christian Brantley (285) 

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2010-11 Dual Results 

UNI 34, McKendree 9 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) win by forfeit 

133: Wade Lowe (MCK) dec. Steven Fitzgerald (UNI), 6-1 

141: Aaron Senzee (UNI) dec. Kyle Williams (MCK), 5-0 

149: Jamal Lawrence (UNI) FALL Ryan Jahn (MCK), 4:43 

157: David Bonin (UNI) Tech Fall Josh Ballard (MCK), 16-1 

165: Nick Pickerell (UNI) Tech Fall Isaiah Gonzalez (MCK), 15-0 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) Tech Fall Kyle Henner (MCK), 15-0 

184: Kyle Reid (MCK) dec. Ryan Loder (UNI), 6-4 

197: Andrew Sanchez (MCK) dec. Andy O’Laughlin (UNI), 4-0 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) maj. dec. Andrew Davis (MCK), 19-5 

UNI 34, UW-Parkside 6 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) maj. dec. Martino Balsinger (UWP), 12-4 

133: Steven Fitzgerald (UNI) dec. Cody Zimmerman (UWP), 2-0 

141: Aaron Senzee (UNI) dec. Arik Yde (UWP), 6-1 

149: Jamal Lawrence (UNI) maj. dec. Dave Edwards (UWP), 13-3 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Dillon Bera (UWP), 10-3 

165: Nick Pickerell (UNI) dec. Matthew Gille (UWP), 7-1 

174: Luke Rynish (UWP) FALL Jarion Beets (UNI), 7:50 (SV1) 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) maj. dec. Ryan Woods (UWP), 13-3 

197: Joe Johnson (UNI) win by forfeit 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) maj. dec. James Malechek (UWP), 20-8 

Northwestern 26, UNI 6 

125: Brandon Precin (NU) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 6-0 

133: Levi Mele (NU) Tech Fall Steven Fitzgerald (UNI), 18-1 

141: Kaleb Friedley (NU) dec. Aaron Senzee (UNI), 13-9 

149: Andrew Nadhir (NU) dec. Jamal Lawrence (UNI), 13-6 

157: Jason Welch (NU) dec. David Bonin (UNI), 5-3 

165: Nick Pickerell (UNI) dec. Kevin Bialka (NU), 6-2 

174: Brian Roddy, Jr. (NU) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 5-4 

184: Aaron Jones (NU) dec. Ryan Loder (UNI), 4-1 

197: John Schoen (NU) dec. Joe Johnson (UNI), 7-1 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Ben Kuhar (NU), 5-3 

UNI 19, Old Dominion 15 

165: Nick Pickerell (UNI) dec. Dan Rivera (ODU), 9-5 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) dec. Billy Curling (ODU), 5-2 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Joe Budi (ODU), 6-3 

197: Andy O’Loughlin (UNI) dec. Jacob Henderson (ODU), 3-2 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) maj. dec. Grant Chapman (ODU), 13-4 

125: James Nicholson (ODU) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 6-1 

133: Kyle Hutter (ODU) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 4-0 

141: Brennan Brumley (ODU) pinned Aaron Senzee (UNI), 5:57 

149: Joey Metzler (ODU) dec Jamal Lawrence (UNI), 9-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Chad Lowman (ODU), 6-4 

UNI 18, Binghamton 15 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) dec. Ryan Gerondel (BING), 1-0 

133: Anthony Jerome (BING) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 4-2 

141: Anwar Goeres (BING) dec. Aaron Senzee (UNI), 5-3 

149: Donald Vinson (BING) dec. Jamal Lawrence (UNI), 9-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Justin Lister (BING), 6-4 

165: Matt Kaylor (BING) dec. Nick Pickerell (UNI), 10-7 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) dec. Ryan McGarity (BING), 6-1 

184: Nathan Schiedel (BING) dec. Ryan Loder (UNI), 6-3 

197: Andy O’Loughlin (UNI) dec. Cody Reed (BING), 2-0 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) pinned Daniel Bittner (BING), 3:17 

Maryland 19, UNI 16 

125: Pat Strizki (MAR) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 11-5 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) dec. Joey Boone (MAR), 1-0 

141: Aaron Senzee (UNI) dec. Jon Kohler (MAR), 8-4 

149: Ben Dorsay (MAR) pinned Jamal Lawrence (UNI), 4:07 

157: Kyle John (MAR) maj. dec. David Bonin (UNI), 11-3 

165: Josh Asper (MAR) dec. Nick Pickerell (UNI), 5-1 

174: Mike Letts (MAR) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 4-1 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) maj. dec. Corey Peltier (MAR), 8-0 

197: Andy O’Loughlin (UNI) dec. Christian Boley (MAR), 2-1 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Spencer Myers (MAR), 3-2 

Bloomsburg 18, UNI 14 

125: Sean Boylan (BLOOM) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 5-3 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) dec. Nick Wilcox (BLOOM), 11-6 

141: Aaron Senzee (UNI) dec. Derek Shingara (BLOOM), 9-5 

149: Josh Roosa (BLOOM) dec. Jamal Lawrence (UNI), 10-8 

157: Frank Hickman (BLOOM) dec. David Bonin (UNI), 5-0 

165: Josh Veltre (BLOOM) dec. Nick Pickerell (UNI), 4-2 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) dec. Mike Dessino (BLOOM), 5-4 

184: Nathan Graham (BLOOM) dec. Ryan Loder (UNI), 3-2 

197: Richard Perry (BLOOM) dec. Andy O’Loughlin (UNI), 4-2 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) pinned Zachary Walsh (BLOOM), 6:59 

Iowa 39, UNI 0 

133: Tony Ramos (IOWA) maj. dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 12-3 

141: Mark Ballweg (IOWA) dec. Aaron Senzee (UNI), 3-0 

149: Jeret Chiri (IOWA) pins Jamal Lawrence (UNI), 5:59 

157: Derek St. John (IOWA) dec. David Bonin (UNI), 8-4 

165: Aaron Janssen (IOWA) dec. Nick Pickerell (UNI), 4-0 

174: Ethen Lofthouse (IOWA) maj. dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 16-5 

184: Grant Gambrall (IOWA) dec. Ryan Loder (UNI), 4-2 

197: Luke Lofthouse (IOWA) maj. dec. Joe Johnson (UNI) 19-7 

285: Blake Rasing (IOWA) dec. Christian Brantley (UNI), 2-0 

125: Matt McDonough (IOWA) pins Terrance Young (UNI), 1:12 

Wisconsin 23, UNI 14 

125: Terrance Young (UNI) dec. Tom Kelliher, 4-0 

133: #3 Tyler Graff (UW) maj. dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 18-7 

141: Aaron Senzee (UNI) maj. dec. Danny Arnel 

149: #18 Cole Schmitt (UW) dec. Jamal Lawrence, 11-6 

157: David Bonin (UNI) maj. dec. Kalvin York (UW), 13-4 

165: #1 Andrew Howe pins Nick Pickerell (UNI), 3:50 

174: Ben Jordan (UW) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 4-3 

184: #9 Travis Rutt (UW) dec. Ryan Loder (UNI), 5-2 

197: #3 Trevor Brandvold (UW) maj. dec. Andy OLoughlin (UNI), 13-3 

285: #16 Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. #14 Eric Bugenhagen (UW), 3-1 (OT) 

Missouri 27, UNI 9 

125: Alan Waters (MIZ) Fall Caleb Flores (UNI), (4:42) 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) dec Nathan McCormick (MIZ), 5-0 

141: Todd Schavrien (MIZ) tech fall Alec Hoffman (UNI), 16-1 (5:43) 

149: Kyle Bradley (MIZ) maj. dec. Brett Robbins (UNI), 9-0 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Giorgio Gregoris (MIZ), 7-3 

165: Zach Toal (MIZ) dec. Nick Pickerell (UNI), 6-0 

174: Patrick Wright (MIZ) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 4-3 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Mike Larson (MIZ), 3-1 

197: Brent Haynes (MIZ) dec. Joe Johnson (UNI), 5-1 

285: Dominque Bradley (MIZ) dec. Christian Brantley (UNI), 5-2 

UNI 20, Ohio State 19 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) dec. Bo Touris (OSU), 8-3 

133: Ian Paddock (OSU) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 8-5 

141: Randall Languis (OSU) maj. dec. Alec Hoffman (UNI), 12-0 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) maj. dec. Mike Fee (OSU), 11-3 

157: David Bonin (UNI) pinned Sean Nemec (OSU), 2:34 

165: Colt Sponseller (OSU) dec. Nick Pickerell (UNI), 4-0 

174: Nick Heflin (OSU) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 3-2 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Cody Magrum (OSU), 6-4 

197: Peter Capone (OSU) pinned Joe Johnson (UNI), (3:57) 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) maj. dec. Dominic Jontony (OSU), 13-3 

Oklahoma State 33, UNI 12 

125: Jonathon Morrison (OKST) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 8-3 

133: Jordan Oliver (OKST) fall Ryan Jauch (UNI), (3:17) 

141: Joshua Kindig (OKST) fall Alec Hoffman (UNI), (1:18) 

149: Jamal Parks (OKST) dec. Brett Robbins (UNI), 7-3 

157: Albert White (OKST) dec. David Bonin (UNI), 7-4 

165: Dallas Bailey (OKST) fall John Simon (UNI), (:53) 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) Forfeit 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Chris Perry (OKST), 8-2 

197: Clayton Foster (OKST) fall Joe Johnson (UNI), (2:26) 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Tyson Yoder (OKST), 8-4 

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2010-11 Dual Results 

UNI 21, NDSU 19 

125: Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) maj. dec Caleb Flores (UNI), 17-4 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI ) dec. Justin Solberg (NDSU), 11-8 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) dec. Trevor Johnson (NDSU), 9-3 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) dec. Mark Erickson (NDSU), 5-4 

157: Vince Salminen (NDSU) dec. David Bonin (UNI), 6-2 

165: Tyler Johnson (NDSU) fall Riley Banach (UNI), 1:29 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) dec. Steven Monk (NDSU), 9-3 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 8-5 

197: Drew Ross (NDSU) fall Joe Johnson (UNI), 4:22 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) win by forfeit 

UNI 38, South Dakota State 9 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) wins by forfeit 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) wins by forfeit 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) pins Tyler Johnson (SDSU), 2:08 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) maj. dec. Jimmy Hamilton (SDSU), 12-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Nick Flynn (SDSU), 8-3 

165: John Nething (SDSU) dec. John Simon (UNI), 7-4 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) tech fall David Michaud (SDSU), 18-3 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) tech fall Joe Rasmussen (SDSU), 17-1 

197: Cord Williers (SDSU) wins by forfeit 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Kevin Kelly (SDSU), 4-1 

Nebraska 18, UNI 15 

285: Tucker Lane (NEB) dec. Christian Brantley (UNI), 2-0 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) dec. David Klingsheim (NEB), 2-1 

133: Ridge Kiley (NEB) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 3-2 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) dec. Mike Koehnlein (NEB), 17-13 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) dec. Ross Grande (NEB), 6-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Tyler Koehn (NEB), 6-1 

165: Jordan Burroughs (NEB) tech. fall John Simon (UNI), 21-5 

174: Caleb Kolb (NEB) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 5-3 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Josh Ihnen (NEB), 5-0 

197: Andy Johnson (NEB) maj. dec. Jarion Beets (UNI) 

UNI 23, Northern Illinois 15 

125: Nick Smith (NIU) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 10-8 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) maj. dec. Izzy Montemayor (NIU), 9-0 

141: Tristen DeShazer (NIU) pins Joey Lazor (UNI), 0:48 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) dec. Vince Castillo (NIU), 8-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) maj. dec. Bryan Deutsch (NIU), 14-4 

165: Nick Pickerell (UNI) dec. Matt Mougin (NIU), 3-0 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) dec. Caleb Busson (NIU), 6-2 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Brad Dieckhaus (NIU), 7-1 

197: Mike Lukowski (NIU) pins Jarion Beets (UNI), 6:30 

285: Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Dakota Greenhaw (NIU), 5-3 

Iowa State 21, UNI 20 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) dec. Brandon Jones (ISU), 9-3 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) dec. Ben Cash (ISU), 8-3 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) wins by forfeit 

149: Max Mayfield (ISU) dec. Brett Robbins (UNI), 4-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) maj. dec. Trent Weatherman (ISU), 11-2 

165: Andrew Sorenson (ISU) inj. def. Nick Pickerell (UNI) 

174: Jon Reader (ISU) tech. fall Brice Wolf (UNI), 17-1 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) maj. dec. Cole Shafer (ISU), 11-2 

197: Jerome Ward (ISU) maj. dec. Andy OLoughlin (UNI), 12-3 

285: Kyle Simonson (ISU) dec. Blayne Beale (UNI), 3-2 

Northern Iowa 28, Cal State Bakersfield 10 

125: Tyler Iwamura (CSB) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI), 3-2 

133: Ryan Jauch (UNI) dec. Frank Lomas (CSB), 3-1 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) dec. Elijah Nacita (CSB), 11-4 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) maj. dec. Dalton Kelley (CSB), 18-10 

157: David Bonin (UNI) maj. dec. Andrew Balch (CSB), 14-1 

165: Trevor Hall (CSB) maj. dec. Trevor Kittleson (UNI), 15-6 

174: Jarion Beets (UNI) dec. Joey Granata (CSB), 7-5 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) tech. fall Troy Goodban (CSB), 16-1 (7:00) 

197: Riley Orozco (CSB) dec. Andy O’Loughlin (UNI), 4-1 

285: Blayne Beale (UNI) pinned David Morgan (CSB), 5:18 

UNI 32, Northern Colorado 6 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) dec. Sam Bauer (UNC), 8-5 

133: Casey Cruz (UNC) dec. Ryan Jauch(UNI), 4-2 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) Forfeit (UNC) 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) dec. Justin Gaethje (UNC), 3-2 

157: David Bonin (UNI) dec. Tanner Weiks (UNC), 6-3 

165: Trevor Kittleson (UNI) dec. Brandon Kammerzell (UNC), 6-2 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) maj. dec. Cody McAninch (UNC), 14-3 

184: Ryan Loder (UNI) maj. dec. Eric Brennan (UNC), 11-1 

197: Nick Bayer (UNC) dec. Andy O’Loughlin(UNI), 8-3 

285: Blayne Beale (UNI) pinned Konner Knudtsen (UNC), 1:07 

UNI 25, Air Force 12 

133: Derek Gillespie (AF) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 8-5 

141: No. 11 Cole VonOhlen (AF) tech fall Joey Lazor (UNI), 16-0 (3:54) 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) dec. Josh Kreimier (AF), 10-8 

157: No. 19 David Bonin (UNI) maj. dec. Alec Williams (AF), 14-6 

165: Clayton Gable (AF) maj. dec. Trevor Kittleson (UNI), 18-4 

174: Brice Wolf (UNI) dec. Joseph Stafford (AF), 7-2 

184: No. 7 Ryan Loder (UNI) tech fall Kazden Ikehara (AF), 15-0 (5:27) 

197: Andy O’Loughlin (UNI) dec. Josh Mohr (AF), 6-4 

285: Blayne Beale (UNI) dec. Jared Erickson (AF), 8-6 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) maj. dec. Tyler Spangler (AF), 14-5 

UNI 19, No. 24 Wyoming 13 

125: Caleb Flores (UNI) dec. No. 15 Michael Martinez (WYO), 5-3 

133: Tyler Cox (WYO) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 5-4 

141: Joey Lazor (UNI) dec. Chase Smith (WYO), 5-3 

149: Brett Robbins (UNI) dec. No. 17 Cole Dallaserra (WYO), 6-3 

157: No. 19 David Bonin (UNI) dec. Jimmy Belleville (WYO), 8-7 

165: No. 11 Shane Onufer (WYO) maj. dec. Trevor Kittleson (UNI), 10-2 

174: Patrick Martinez (WYO) dec. Brice Wolf (UNI), 10-6 

184: No. 5 Joe LeBlanc (WYO) dec. No. 7 Ryan Loder (UNI), 6-5 

197: Andy OLoughlin (UNI) maj. dec. LJ Helbig (WYO), 10-2 

285: No. 13 Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Matthew McLaughlin (WYO), 2-1 

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FINAL RESULTS 

March 6, 2011 Greeley, Colorado 

1 Wyoming 93.0 

2 UNI 87.0 

3 Air Force 59.0 

4 NDSU 45.5 

2011 1. Wyoming 

2. UNI 

3. Air Force 

2010 1. Wyoming 


3. NDSU 

2009 1. UNI 

2. Wyoming 

3. Northern Colorado 


2. Air Force 

3. Wyoming 


2. Northern Colorado 

3. Wyoming 


2. Wyoming 

3. Fresno State 



3. Air Force 


2. Air Force 


5 Utah Valley 41.5 

6 No. Colo. 24.0 

7 SDSU 14.0 

West Regional Finals 

125 Michael Martinez (WYO) dec. Caleb Flores (UNI) 3-1 (OT) 

133 Flint Ray (UVU) dec. Casey Cruz (UNC) 5-4 

141 Cole VonOhlen (AF) tech. fall Justin Morrill (UVU) 16-0 

149 Cole Dallaserra (WYO) dec. Brett Robbins (UNI) 3-2 (OT) 

157 Vincent Salminen (NDSU) pins David Bonin (UNI) 5:28 

165 Shane Onufer (WYO) dec. Steven Monk (NDSU) 9-3 

174 Patrick Martinez (WYO) dec. Joe Stafford (AF) 6-2 

184 Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Joe LeBlanc (WYO) 4-3 

197 L.J. Helbig (WYO) maj. dec. Andy O’Laughlin (UNI) 14-4 

285 Christian Brantley (UNI) dec. Matthew McLaughlin (WYO) 10-6 

UNI’s West Regional History 


2. Air Force 




3. Wyoming 



3. Wyoming 


2. Brigham Young 

3. Eastern Illinois 



3. Slippery Rock 


2. Georgia State 




3. Duquesne 



3. Marquette 

2010 West Regional 

NCAA Qualifiers 

125 - Michael Martinez (WYO) 1st 

125 - Ben Kjar (UVU) 3rd 

125 - Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) DNP 

133 - Flint Ray (UVU) 1st 

133 - Casey Cruz (UNC) 2nd 

141 - Cole VonOhlen (AF) 1st 

141 - Justin Morrill (UVU) 2nd 

149 - Cole Dallaserra (WYO) 1st 

149 - Justin Gaethje (UNC) 3rd 

157 - Vincent Salminen (NDSU) 1st 

157 - David Bonin (UNI) 2nd 

165 - Shane Onufer (WYO) 1st 

174 - Patrick Martinez (WYO) 1st 

184 - Ryan Loder (UNI) 1st 

184 - Joe LeBlanc (WYO) 2nd 

197 - L.J. Helbig (WYO) 1st 

285 - Christian Brantley (UNI) 1st 


2. Illinois State 

3. Northern Illinois 


2. Missouri State 




3. Missouri State 


2. Notre Dame 



2. Notre Dame 



2. Notre Dame 



2. Notre Dame 



2. Notre Dame 



2. Drake 



2. Drake 

3. Tennessee 

1985 1. Louisiana State 


3. Cal Poly SLO 









3. Tennessee 


2. Louisiana State 

3. Indiana State 

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2011 NCAA Championships 

FINAL STANDINGS Panthers at the 2011 NCAA Championships 

1. Penn St. 107.5 

2. Cornell 93.5 

3. Iowa 86.5 

4. Oklahoma St. 70.5 

5. American 65.0 

6. Arizona St. 62.5 

7. Minnesota 61.0 

8. Lehigh 58.5 

9. Boise St. 57.5 

10. Wisconsin 54.5 

11. Stanford 44.0 

12. Nebraska 43.5 

13. C. Michigan 39.0 

Northwestern 39.0 

15. Michigan 38.5 

16. Oklahoma 38.0 

17. Kent St. 37.0 

18. Maryland 35.5 

19. Missouri 35.0 

20. Iowa St. 31.5 

21. Oregon St. 26.0 

22. Illinois 25.0 

23. Edinboro 24.0 

Virginia 24.0 

25. Indiana 23.5 

26. Hofstra 22.0 

27. Rutgers 21.5 

28. Wyoming 21.0 

29. Ohio St. 20.5 

30. Utah Valley 18.5 

31. Penn 17.5 

32. Cal Poly 17.0 

33. Virginia Tech 16.0 

34. Pitt 15.5 

35. Harvard 12.5 

36. Bucknell 11.5 

37. Navy 11.0 

Old Dominion 11.0 

39. Buffalo 9.0 

Columbia 9.0 

Purdue 9.0 

42. Boston U 8.0 

43. Michigan St. 7.0 

N. Carolina 7.0 

45. Lock Haven 6.0 

46. UNI 5.5 

Air Force 5.5 

48. Clarion 5.0 

Duke 5.0 

Rider 5.0 

51. W. Virginia 4.5 

52. NC-Greensboro 4.0 

N. Dakota St. 4.0 

54. Bloomsburg 3.5 

N. Illinois 3.5 

56. App. St. 3.0 

Binghampton 3.0 

NC St. 3.0 

Ohio 3.0 

60. Drexel 2.0 

N. Colorado 2.0 

62. Army 1.0 

CS Bakersfield 1.0 

Gardner-Webb 1.0 

65. Campbell 0.0 

Chattanooga 0.0 

E. Michigan 0.0 

Frank. & Marsh. 0.0 

Liberty 0.0 

Millersville 0.0 

Princeton 0.0 

The Citadel 0.0 

VMI 0.0 

W, Matt Kaylor 

(Binghamton) 

D, 5-4 

L, #3 David Taylor 

(Penn St.) 

TF, 20-3, 5:49 

W, Bryan Deutsch 

(N. Illinois) 

D, 8-4 

L, #11 Walter Peppelman 

(Harvard) 

F, 0:39 

W, Ben Clymer 

(Hofstra) 

D, 4-2 

L, Diego Bencomo 

(Duke) 

D, 12-10 

W, Brice Arand 

(Oregon St.) 

D, 6-1 

W, Jonathan Fausey 

(Virginia) 

D, 7-3 

157 – David Bonin (2-2) 

L, #4 Travis Rutt 

(Wisconsin) 

D, 4-2 184 - Ryan Loder (3-2) 

L, #8 Anthony Nelson 

(Minnesota) 

D, 3-1 

L, Clayton Jack 

(Oregon St.) 

D, 7-2 

285 – Christian Brantley (0-2) 

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2010-11 Western Wrestling Conference honors 

Final Dual Standings 

TEAM WWC OVERALL 

UNI 5-0 12-9 

Wyoming 5-1 11-7 

Utah Valley 3-2 5-4 

Air Force 3-3 12-5 

NDSU 3-3 10-4 

N. Colorado 1-5 2-12 

SDSU 0-6 1-13-1 

Postseason Award Winners 

WRESTLER OF THE YEAR - Ben Kjar (UVU), Sr, 125 

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR - Ryan Loder (UNI), 184 

COACH OF THE YEAR - Mark Branch (WYO), 3rd Season 

All-Conference Teams 

FIRST TEAM 

125– Michael Martinez (WYO), Jr, Pagosa Springs, Colo. (PSHS)** 

133– Flint Ray (UVU), Sr, Roy, Utah (Roy HS)* 

141– Cole VonOhlen (AFA), So, Jackson, Minn. (Jackson Co. Cent. HS)* 

149– Cole Dallaserra (WYO), Sr, Butte, Mont. (Butte HS)** 

157– Vince Salminen (NDSU), Sr, Billings, Mont. (Skyview HS)* 

165– Shane Onufer (WYO), Jr, Auburn, Wash. (Auburn HS)** 

174– Patrick Martinez (WYO), RFr, Hemet, Calif. (Temecula Valley HS) 

184– Ryan Loder (UNI), RFr, Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS) 

197– LJ Helbig (WYO), So, Mason, Mich. (Mason HS)* 

285– Christian Brantley (UNI), Jr, Homewood, Ill. (Mt. Carmel HS)** 

SECOND TEAM 

125– Caleb Flores (UNI), Sr, Rosemead, Calif. (Northview HS)* 

133– Casey Cruz (UNC), Jr, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Wasson HS) 

141– Justin Morrill (UVU), Sr, Logan, Utah (Mountain Crest HS)* 

149– Brett Robbins (UNI), Sr, Bloomington, Ill. (Bloomington HS) 

157– David Bonin (UNI), So, Broussard, La. (Comeaux HS)* 

165– Steven Monk (NDSU), RFr, Wausau, Wis. (Wausau West HS) 

174– Joseph Stafford (AFA), Sr, Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS) 

184– Joe LeBlanc (WYO), Jr, Meeker, Colo. (Meeker HS)** 

197– Andy O’Loughlin (UNI), Sr, Independence, Iowa (IHS)** 

285– Matthew McLaughlin (WYO), Sr, Murphysboro, Ill. (MHS) 

THIRD TEAM 

125– Benjamin Kjar (UVU), Sr, Centerville, Utah (Viewmont HS)* 

133– Derek Gillespie (AFA), Sr, Chesapeake, Va. (Great Bridge HS)* 

141– Joey Lazor (UNI), So, McDonough, Ga. (Union Grove HS) 

149– Justin Gaethje (UNC), Sr, Safford, Ariz. (Safford HS)* 

157– Nick Flynn (SDSU), Jr, Lansing, Kan., (Lansing HS) 

165– Clayton Gable (AFA), So, Dallastown, Pa. (Dallastown Area HS) 

174– Brad Darrington (UVU), Jr, Shelley, Idaho (Shelley HS)* 

184– Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), Sr, Perham, Minn. (Perham HS) 

197– Neil Delaney (AFA), Sr, Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Cent. HS) 

285– Jared Erickson (AFA), So, Newton, Utah (Sky View HS) 

* denotes two-time honoree 

** denotes three-time honoree 

*** denotes four-time honoree 

WWC Wrestlers of the Week 

Nov. 16- Cole Dallaserra (Wyoming)/Cole VonOhlen (Air Force) 

Nov. 24- Cole Dallaserra (Wyoming)/Flint Ray (Utah Valley) 

Dec. 1 - Vince Salminen (North Dakota State) 

Dec. 7 - Ryan Loder (UNI) 

Dec. 14- Cole VonOhlen (Air Force) 

Dec. 21- Shane Onufer (Wyoming) 

Jan. 5 - Ben Kjar (Utah Valley) 

Jan. 11- Ryan Loder (UNI) 

Jan. 18- Cole VonOhlen (Air Force) 

Jan. 25- Ryan Loder (UNI) 

Feb. 1 - David Bonin (UNI)/Michael Martinez (Wyoming) 

Feb. 8 - Justin Morrill (Utah Valley) 

Feb. 15- Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming) 

Feb. 22- Caleb Flores (UNI)/Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) 

WWC All-Academic Team 

Cole Dallaserra (WYO), 149, Sr, 3.48 GPA, Rangeland Ecology 

Neil Delaney (AFA), 197, Sr, 3.42 GPA, Systems Engin. Mgmt. 

Casen Eldredge (UVU), 184, Sr, 3.30 GPA, Business Management 

Jared Erickson (AFA), HWT, So, 3.60 GPA, Civil Engineering 

Kazden Ikehara (AFA), 184, Sr, 3.23 GPA, Systems Engin. Mgmt. 

Tyler Johnson (NDSU), 165, Jr, 4.00 GPA, Biological Sciences 

Tyler Johnson (SDSU), 141, So, 3.397 GPA, Manufacturing Engin. 

Will Johnson (NDSU), HWT, So, 3.46 GPA, University Studies 

Joe LeBlanc (WYO), 184, Jr, 3.34 GPA, Kinesiology 

David Michaud (SDSU), 184, Jr, 3.368 GPA, Journalism 

Justin Morrill (UVU), 141, Sr, 3.57 GPA, Speech Communication 

Joe O’Farrell (WYO), HWT, Jr, 3.62 GPA, Finance 

Aaron Pickrel (SDSU), 125, So, 3.856 GPA, Biology/Pre-Medicine 

Flint Ray (UVU), 133, Sr, 3.69 GPA, Business Mgmt. 

Vince Salminen (NDSU), 157, Sr, 3.21 GPA, Construction Mgmt. 

Justin Solberg (NDSU), 133, Jr, 3.52 GPA, Business Admin. 

Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 125, So, 3.72 GPA, Undecided 

Josh Wilson (UVU), 149, So, 3.70 GPA, Accounting 

WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll 

Riley Banach (UNI), 165, R-Fr., 3.03 GPA, Chemistry/Marketing 

Dan Barringer (AFA), 165, Fr., 3.16 GPA, Civil Engineering 

Daniel Baucke (AFA), 149, Fr., 3.08 GPA, Undecided 

Joe Brewster (SDSU), 149, Fr., 3.087 GPA, Graphic Design 

Christian Denny (UVU), HWT, Fr., 3.70 GPA, Business Management 

Shane Doughman (UW), 133, Sr., 3.80 GPA, Kinesiology 

Bryce Drefke (SDSU), 184, So., 3.097 GPA, Pre-Nursing 

Jake Eitzen (UW), 133, RFr., 3.03 GPA, Marketing 

Caleb Egli (AFA), HWT, Jr., 3.11 GPA, History 

Avery Garner (UVU), 141/149, RFr., 3.33 GPA, Exercise Science 

Evan Gros (AFA), 184/197, Fr., 3.04 GPA, Undecided 

John Gusewelle (NDSU), 184, Fr., 3.28 GPA, Mechanical Engineering 

Nash Hallfrisch (NDSU), 149, R-Fr., 3.48 GPA, Exercise Science 

Jimmy Hamilton (SDSU), 149, Fr., 3.0 GPA, Civil Engineering 

Vance Hawk (AFA), 174, Fr., 3.40 GPA, Biochemistry 

Alfonso Hernandez (UW), 197, Jr., 3.52 GPA, Kinesiology 

Devin Hightower (AFA), 174, Fr., 3.02 GPA, Undecided 

Zac Jensen (UVU), HWT, RFr., 3.60 GPA, Exercise Science 

Joe Johnson (UNI), 197, R-Jr., 3.20 GPA, Elementary Education 

Paul Johnson (NDSU), 141, Fr., 3.62 GPA, Pharmacy 

Brandon Kammerzell (UNC), 174, Jr., 3.16 GPA, Finance 

Kevin Kelly (SDSU), 285, Sr., 3.195 GPA, Health/Phys. Ed. 

Taylor Kettman (UNI), 197, Fr., 3.33 GPA, Exercise Science 

Ben Kjar (UVU), 125, Sr., 3.07 GPA, Business Management 

Colby Kluesner (AFA), 165, Fr., 3.02 GPA, Undecided 

Josh Larson (AFA), 197, Sr., 3.09 GPA, Computer Science 

Ryan Loder (UNI), 184, R-Fr., 3.02 GPA, Business 

Rex Lyon (SDSU), 157, Fr., 3.517 GPA, Architecture 

Eric McAllister (UVU), HWT, So., 3.46 GPA, Psychology 

Charlie McMartin (UNC), 174, Fr., 3.87 GPA, English Secondary Ed. 

Sam Mecham (UVU), 141, Fr., 3.72 GPA, Undeclared 

Seth Moe (SDSU), 149, So., 3.613 GPA, Pharmacy 

Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 184, Sr., 3.05 GPA, Construction Mgmt. 

Brandon Mueller (AFA), 157, So., 3.73 GPA, Physics 

John Nething II (SDSU), 165, Fr., 3.143 GPA, Pre-Economics 

Daniel Nissen (AFA), 174, So., 3.33 GPA, Systems Engin. Mgmt. 

Kevin O’Brien (UNC), 165, So., 3.55 GPA, Math Secondary Ed. 

Tyler Palmer (SDSU), 149, So., 3.163 GPA, Pre-Nursing 

Leland Pfeifer (UW), 197, Fr., 3.44 GPA, Geology 

Max Piazza (AFA), 197, Fr., 3.55 GPA, Undecided 

Michael Poulos (UW), 184, So., 3.62 GPA, Kinesiology 

Mengyuan Qiu (AFA), 125, Jr., 3.37 GPA, Economics 

Joe Rasmussen (SDSU), 174, So., 3.128 GPA, Civil Engineering 

Wyatt Ray (UVU), 141, So., 3.07 GPA, Integrated Studies 

Brandon Richardson (UW), 149, Fr., 3.16 GPA, Kinesiology 

Monte Schmalhaus (UVU), 165, So., 3.24 GPA, Exercise Science 

Jesse Stafford (AFA), 157, Fr., 3.52 GPA, Undecided 

Robert Stroh (UW), 157, Fr., 3.14 GPA, Mechanical Engineering 

Glenn Terrano (UVU), 141, So., 3.21 GPA, Community Health Ed. 

Tony Vaske (SDSU), 141, Fr., 3.556 GPA, Mathematics 

Tyler Wells (NDSU), 165, So., 3.17 GPA, Marketing 

Logan Wilson (UVU), 141 So., 3.04 GPA, Exercise Science 

Andrew Youngblom (SDSU), 141, Fr., 3.781 GPA, Architecture 

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the record book

Career/Season Leaders 

CAREER LEADERS 

Overall Victories 

1. Kirk Myers (1978-82) 134 

2. Rich Powers (1988-92) 134 

3. Justin Greenlee (1991-95) 129 

4. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) 127 

5. Kurt Shedenhelm (1983-88) 125 

6. Nick Baima (2003-07) 124 

7. Moza Fay (2004-09) 119 

8. Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92) 115 

9. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85) 114 

10. Dave Malecek (1990-94) 114 

11. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) 113 

12. Mark Schwab (1985-90) 112 

13. Joe Gormally (1977-82) 111 

14. Jeff Weatherman (1984-87) 106 

15. Jay Llewellyn (1980-84) 105 

16. Bob Hallman (1981-84) 104 

17. Dylan Long (2000-04) 101 

18. Dion Cobb (1980-84) 95 

C.J. Ettelson (2004-08) 95 

20. Ken Bigley (1996-99) 94 

Sean Stender (2001-05) 94 

Dual Victories 

1. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) 58 

2. Kirk Myers (1978-82) 56 

3. Ken Gallagher (1978-82) 55 

4. John Kriebs (1980-84) 53 

5. Bob Hallman (1980-84) 49 

6. Rich Powers (1988-92) 48 

7. Joe Gormally (1977-82) 47 

Gary Steffensmeier (1988-92) 47 

Justin Greenlee (1991-95) 47 


Pins 

1. Kirk Myers (1978-82) 61 


3. Rich Powers (1988-92) 54 

4. John Kriebs (1980-84) 53 

5. Moza Fay (2004-09) 37 

6. Dion Cobb (1979-84) 30 

Dan Kjeldgaard (1993-97) 30 


9. Scott Murray (1993-97) 28 



Moza Fay (2005-09) 26 

Winning Percentage (min. 50 wins) 

1. Joel Greenlee (1985-89) .878 (127-16-4) 

2. Randy Pugh (1998-00)* .857 (54-9) 

3. Mark Schwab (1985-90) .853 (112-18-3) 

4. Rich Powers (1988-92) .841 (134-25-1) 

5. Dylan Long (2001-04) .808 (101-24) 

6. Joe Gormally (1977-82) .800 (111-27-2) 

7. G.Steffensmeier (1988-92).793 (115-29-3) 

8. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85).790 (114-30-1) 

9. Justin Greenlee (1991-95).787 (129-35-0) 

10. Nick Flach (1998-00) .763 (61-19) 

* UNI career only 

Note: To qualify in career records, athletes must 

have wrestled at least two seasons in Division I at 

TEAM RECORDS 

Most Victories in a Season 

18 - (1986-87) 

Most Losses in a Season 

12 - (1995-96) and (2009-10) 

Consecutive Dual Victories 

32 - (1948-51) 

Consecutive Dual Losses 

10 - (1993-94, 1994-95) 

SEASON LEADERS 

Overall Victories 

(Division I, since 1980-81 season) 

1. Mark Schwab (1985-86) 49 


Rich Powers (1990-91) 44 



Joel Greenlee (1986-87) 39 

7. Lew Sondgeroth (1984-85) 38 

Pat Pickford (1985-86) 38 

Steve Hartle (1990-91) 38 


Dual Victories 



3. Efonda Sproles (1982-83) 18 

Mark Schwab (1985-86) 18 

Joel Greenlee (1988-89) 18 

6. Rich Powers (1990-91) 17 

Nick Baima (2006-06) 17 

8. Joe Gormally (1980-81) 16 

Christian Brantley (2009-10) 16 

Pins 

1. Kirk Myers (1981-82) 21 


3. Rich Powers (1991-92) 19 


Rich Powers (1988-89) 18 

6. John Kriebs (1981-82) 17 

7. Tony Koontz (1985-86) 16 


Blayne Beale (2009-10) 16 


10. Dave Morkel (1981-82) 14 

Winning Percentage (>19 wins) 

1. Tony Davis (1999-00) .964 (27-1) 

2. Joel Greenlee (1988-89).957 (44-2-0) 

3. K. Shedenhelm (1987-88) .931 (33-2-1) 

4. Rich Powers (1990-91) .917 (44-4-0) 

5. Joel Greenlee (1986-87).898 (39-4-1) 

6. Dylan Long (2002-03) .885 (31-4) 

7. Justin Greenlee (1994-95).884 (38-5-0) 

8. Rich Powers (1991-92) .879 (29-4-0) 

9. Mark Schwab (1989-90) .878 (32-4-1) 

10. Nick Baima (2005-06) .872 (34-5) 

Most Points in Dual Meet 

57 (1984 vs. Missouri St.) 

Most Points by Opponent 

48-3 (2009 vs. Iowa) 

Largest Margin of Victory 

57-0 (1984 vs. Missouri St.) 

Largest Margin of Defeat 

48-3 (2009 vs. Iowa) 

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Panther honor roll 

NCAA CHAMPIONS 

University Division 

1937 Ray Cheney, 135 

1946 Cecil Mott, 121 

1946 *Gerald Leeman, 128 

1946 Bill Koll, 145 

1947 *Bill Koll, 145 

1947 Russ Bush, 128 

1947 Bill Nelson, 165 

1948 *Bill Koll, 147.5 


1949 Bill Smith, 165 

1949 Keith Young, 145 


1950 Bill Smith, 165 



1952 Gene Lybbert, 130 

1952 Bill Weick, 157 

1953 Jim Harmon, 157 

1955 Bill Weick, 157 

1963 Bill Dotson, 137 

2000 Tony Davis, 149 

* NCAA Tournament 

Outstanding Wrestler 

College Division 

Division II 

1963 Bill Dotson, 137 

1963 Jim Sanford, 147 

1966 Don Parker, 177 

1967 Don Parker, 177 

1968 Kent Osboe, HWT 

1969 Kent Osboe, HWT 

1971 Clint Young, 158 

1972 Mike McCready, HWT 

1974 Tom Garcia, 126 

1974 Jim Miller, 134 

1974 Ken Snyder, 142 

1975 Jim Miller, 134 

1975 Ken Snyder, 142 

1975 Randy Omvig, HWT 

1976 Gary Bentrim, 142 



1978 Keith Poolman, 167 

1978 Kirk Myers, 190 



1980 Ken Gallagher, 150 

Tony Davis 

Maynard Harmon 

1932, Los Angeles 

Gerald Leeman 

Silver Medal 

1948, London 

Pan American Games 

Mike McCready 

1975 (Gold Medal) 

Justin Greenlee 

1993 (Gold Medal) 

Bill Koll 

5th Place 

1948, London 

Bill Smith 

Gold Medal 

1952, Helsinki 

Bill Nelson 

1948, London 

Academic All-America 

Nick Baima 2006-07 

Gary Steffensmeier 1991-92 

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ALL-AMERICANS 

Division I 

All-Americans 

1931 Jesse Arends 2nd (118) 

Finn Eriksen 4th (135) 

Orville Orr 3rd (155) 

1932 Maynard Harmon 3rd (145) 

Arthur Gerber 3rd (HWT) 

1934 Alvie Natvig 2nd (118) 

1937 Davis Natvig 2nd (118) 

Ray Cheney 1st (135) 

1938 Davis Natvig 3rd (118) 

1940 Delbert Jensen 3rd (121) 

Roger Isaacson 2nd (136) 

1941 Vern Hassman 2nd (145) 

1942 Leon Martin 2nd (175) 

1946 Cecil Mott 1st (121) 

Gerald Leeman 1st (128) 

Russ Bush 3rd (136) 

Bill Koll 1st (145) 

1947 Russ Bush 1st (128) 

Bill Koll 1st (145) 

Bill Nelson 1st (165) 

1948 Bill Koll 1st (147.5) 

LeRoy Alitz 4th (191) 

1949 Russ Bush 3rd (128) 

Luverne Klar 3rd (136) 

Keith Young 1st (145) 


Bill Smith 1st (165) 

1950 Frank Altman 3rd (121) 

Luverne Klar 4th (128) 

Floyd Oglesby 2nd (136) 



Bill Smith 1st (165) 

Fred Stoeker 2nd (HWT) 

1951 Gene Lybbert 3rd (130) 


1952 Gene Lybbert 1st (130) 

Bob Morris 2nd (137) 

Jim Harmon 2nd (147) 

Bill Weick 1st (157) 

1953 Pat McCarron 3rd (123) 

Jim Harmon 1st (157) 

Gus Gatto 4th (191) 

1955 Bill Weick 1st (157) 

Gus Gatto 4th (191) 

1956 Dick Heaton 3rd (147) 

1958 Dick Heaton 4th (157) 

1961 Francis Freeman 4th (123) 

David Jensen 2nd (130) 

1962 Francis Freeman 2nd (123) 

Bill Dotson 2nd (137) 

1963 Bill Dotson 1st (137) 

1967 Don Parker 6th (191) 

1969 Marv Reiland 6th (130) 

Kent Osboe 6th (HWT) 

1972 Mike McCready 3rd (HWT) 

1974 Jim Miller 2nd (134) 

Ken Snyder 3rd (142) 

1975 Jim Miller 4th (134) 

Ken Snyder 5th (142) 

1978 Kirk Myers 6th (190) 

1979 Joe Gormally 4th (177) 

Kirk Myers 3rd (190) 

1981 Ken Gallagher 5th (142) 

Dion Cobb 4th (158) 

1982 Ken Gallagher 7th (142) 

Joe Gormally 7th (177) 

Kirk Myers 5th (190) 

1983 Randy Majors 3rd (126) 

John Kriebs 5th (HWT) 

1984 Bob Hallman 2nd (118) 

Dave Grant 8th (158) 

John Kriebs 6th (HWT) 

1985 Paul Kreimeyer 6th (118) 

Lew Sondgeroth 5th (142) 

1986 Mark Schwab 5th (118) 

Jeff Clutter 8th (158) 

1987 Mike Schwab 8th (126) 

Jeff Weatherman 5th (190) 

1988 Chris Lembeck 5th (158) 

Joel Greenlee 4th (HWT) 

1989 Joel Greenlee 2nd (HWT) 

1990 Mark Schwab 6th (118) 

Duaine Martin 8th (126) 

Gary Steffensmeier 2nd (150) 

Rich Powers 5th (177) 

1991 Steve Hartle 7th (142) 

Gary Steffensmeier 4th (150) 


1992 Gary Steffensmeier 4th (150) 


1993 Steve Hartle 8th (150) 

Justin Greenlee 8th (HWT) 

1994 Dave Malecek 4th (177) 

Justin Greenlee 2nd (HWT) 

1995 Justin Greenlee 2nd (HWT) 

1996 Tony Wieland 8th (190) 

1999 Eric Keller 6th (133) 

Tony Davis 2nd (149) 

2000 Tony Davis 1st (149) 

Randy Pugh 4th (174) 

2001 Kyle Hansen 8th (184) 

Paul Hynek 6th (HWT) 

2002 Kyle Hansen 8th (184) 

Jason Payne 8th (197) 

Paul Hynek 6th (HWT) 

2003 Dylan Long 2nd (141) 

Sean Stender 4th (197) 

2004 Eric Hauan 6th (174) 

Sean Stender 6th (197) 

2005 Eric Hauan 6th (174) 

Sean Stender 2nd (197) 

2008 Moza Fay 5th (165) 

2009 Moza Fay 6th (165) 

2010 Jarion Beets 8th (174) 

Division II 

All-Americans 

1963 Gary Pollard 3rd (115) 

Bill Dotson 1st (137) 

Jim Sanford 1st (147) 

Dick Austin 2nd (157) 

Ron Mehlin 4th (167) 

Steve Hoemann 4th (177) 

1964 Bob Trautman 4th (137) 

Jim Monroe 2nd (167) 

1966 Dave Steinkamp 6th (160) 

Don Parker 1st (177) 

1967 Jerry Bond 2nd (137) 

Don Parker 1st (177) 

Kent Osboe 2nd (HWT) 

1968 Jerry Bond 4th (145) 

Kent Osboe 1st (HWT) 

1969 Marv Reiland 2nd (130) 

Jim Guyer 3rd (160) 

Vince Bellock 6th (167) 

Kent Osboe 1st (HWT) 

1970 Marv Reiland 4th (134) 

Clint Young 4th (158) 

Vince Bellock 2nd (167) 

Bob Boeck 3rd (177) 

Mike McCready 3rd (HWT) 

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1971 Clint Young 1st (158) 

Randy Omvig 5th (190) 

1972 Jon Moeller 5th (134) 

Mark Fox 4th (142) 

Joe Hatchett 2nd (190) 

Mike McCready 1st (HWT) 

1973 Dave Nicol 4th (126) 

Jim Miller 4th (134) 

Ken Snyder 2nd (142) 

Randy Omvig 4th (HWT) 

1974 Dave Cunningham 6th (118) 

Tom Garcia 1st (126) 

Jim Miller 1st (134) 

Ken Snyder 1st (142) 

Dan Keller 4th (167) 

Rich Erickson 6th (177) 

Randy Omvig 4th (HWT) 

1975 Dave Cunningham 2nd (118) 

Jim Miller 1st (134) 

Ken Snyder 1st (142) 

Rich Erickson 2nd (177) 

Randy Omvig 1st (HWT) 

1976 Dave Cunningham 5th (118) 

Bruce McClure 4th (134) 

Gary Bentrim 1st (142) 

Jim Blasingame 3rd (150) 

Keith Poolman 4th (167) 

Dan Keller 2nd (177) 

1977 Dave Prehm 6th (118) 

Jeff Melvin 5th (126) 

Scott Kollings 6th (134) 


Dick Briggs 4th (150) 


Ed Herman 6th (190) 

1978 Dave Prehm 2nd (118) 

Kevin Finn 4th (134) 

Dick Briggs 3rd (150) 


Keith Poolman 1st (167) 

Joe Gormally 4th (177) 

Kirk Myers 1st (190) 

1979 Kevin Finn 4th (134) 

Larry Luttrell 6th (142) 

Ken Gallagher 3rd (150) 


Joe Gormally 2nd (177) 


Kevin Kurth 5th (HWT) 

1980 Brent Hagen 2nd (126) 

Ken Gallagher 1st (150) 

Dion Cobb 6th (167) 

Efonda Sproles 2nd (177) 


Kevin Kurth 6th (HWT) 

ALL-AMERICANS/hall of famers/all-stars 

Six-Time 

All-American (1) 

BOTH DIVISIONS 

Kirk Myers (Three-Time Division I & II) 

1978 (2), 79 (2), 80, 82 

Five-Time 

All-American (1) 


Jim Miller (Three-Time Division II, 

Two-Time Division I) 

1973, 74 (2), 75 (2) 

Four-Time 

All-Americans (3) 


Ken Gallagher (Two-Time Division I & II) 

1979, 80, 81, 82 

DIVISION II 

Randy Omvig 1971,73,74,75 

Keith Poolman 1976,77,78,79 

Three-Time 


DIVISION I 

Bill Koll 1946,47,48 

Russ Bush 1946,47,49 

Bill Nelson 1947,49,50 

Keith Young 1949,50,51 

Gary Steffensmeier 1990,91,92 

Sean Stender 2003,04,05 

Rich Powers 1990,91,92 

Justin Greenlee 1993,94,95 


Joe Gormally (2 DII & 1 DI) 

1978, 79 (2) 

DIVISION II 

Kent Osboe 1967,68,69 

Ken Snyder 1973,74,75 

Dave Cunningham 1974,75,76 

Gary Bentrim 1976,77,78 

Natl. Wrestling 

Hall of Fame 

WRESTLERS 

Bill Koll 

Gerald Leeman 

Bill Nelson 

Bill Smith 

Keith Young 

COACHES 

LeRoy Alitz 

Dave McCuskey 

Bob Siddens 

LIFE ACHIEVEMENT 

Mike Allen (Official) 

CONTRIBUTOR 

Finn Eriksen 

Glen Brand 


Gene Lybbert 

Dan Mashek 

Don Parker 

Chuck Patten 

Doug Schwab 

Mark Schwab 

Tolly Thompson 

Division II 


Bill Dotson 

Gary Bentrim 

Two-Time 


DIVISION I 

Davis Natvig 1937,38 

Luverne Klar 1949,50 

Bill Smith 1949,50 

Gene Lybbert 1951,52 

Jim Harmon 1952,53 

Bill Weick 1952,55 

Gus Gatto 1953,55 

Eric Hauan 2004,05 

Dick Heaton 1956,58 

Franc Freeman 1961,62 

Bill Dotson 1962,63 

Ken Snyder 1974,75 

Joe Gormally 1979,82 

Ken Gallagher 1981,82 

John Kriebs 1983,84 

Mark Schwab 1986,90 

Joel Greenlee 1988,89 

Steve Hartle 1991,93 

Tony Davis 1999,2000 

Kyle Hansen 2001-02 

Paul Hynek 2001-02 

Eric Hauan 2004-05 

Moza Fay 2008-09 


Dion Cobb (One-Time Division I & II) 

1980, 81 

DIVISION II 

Don Parker 1966,67 

Jerry Bond 1967,68 

Marv Reiland 1969,70 

Vince Bellock 1969,70 

Clint Young 1970,71 

Mike McCready 1970,72 

Dan Keller 1974,76 

Rich Erickson 1974,75 

Dave Prehm 1977,78 

Dick Briggs 1977,78 

Kevin Finn 1978,79 

Joe Gormally 1978,79 

Ken Gallagher 1979,80 

Kevin Kurth 1979,80 

East-West 

All-Star Classic 

1967 Don Parker (177) 

1969 Kent Osboe (HWT) 

1974 Jim Miller (134) 

1975 Jim Miller (134) 

1984 John Kriebs (HWT) 

1988 Mark Schwab (118) 

Joel Greenlee (HWT) 

1989 Joel Greenlee (HWT) 

1991 G. Steffensmeier(150) 

Rich Powers (177) 

1992 Rich Powers (177) 

1993 Justin Greenlee (HWT) 

2003 Dylan Long (141) 

2004 Eric Hauan (174) 

2004 Dylan Long (141) 

2004 Sean Stender (197) 

30

year-by-year results 

NCAA ---Points--- 

Year Coach W L T UNI Opp Place 

1923 Paul Bender 1 0 0 16 8 

1924 Paul Bender 2 2 0 47 34 

1925 Paul Bender 4 1 0 85 25 

1926 Paul Bender 2 1 0 51 35 

1927 Paul Bender 2 2 0 66 38 

1928 Paul Bender 2 0 0 51 15 

1929 Paul Bender 4 0 0 94 32 

1930 Paul Bender 1 3 0 35.5 85.5 

1931 Dave McCuskey 3 2 0 93.5 56.5 

1932 Dave McCuskey 5 2 0 142.5 83.5 

1933 Dave McCuskey 2 1 0 46.5 45.5 

1934 Dave McCuskey 3 2 1 100.5 80.5 T7th 

1935 Dave McCuskey 3 3 0 135.5 78.5 

1936 Dave McCuskey 1 6 0 84.5 119.5 

1937 Dave McCuskey 4 2 1 138 78 T3rd 


1939 Dave McCuskey 4 3 0 123.5 90.5 


1941 Dave McCuskey 7 0 1 144 70 T10th 

1942 Dave McCuskey 2 4 0 68 98 T10th 

1943 Dave McCuskey 2 0 1 57 31 

1944 No Wrestling 

1945 No Wrestling 

1946 Dave McCuskey 5 0 1 127 51 2nd 


1948 Dave McCuskey 8 1 0 225 57 4th 


1950 Dave McCuskey 11 0 0 256 51 1st 

1951 Dave McCuskey 9 1 0 192 89 4th 


1953 Bill Koll 4 2 1 112 89 4th 

1954 Bill Koll 3 4 0 83 115 

1955 Bill Koll 8 1 2 200 118 11th 

1956 Bill Koll 10 0 0 220 85 10th 

1957 Bill Koll 6 3 0 169 107 

1958 Ed Lyons 8 2 1 213 106 T14th 

1959 Bill Koll 8 4 0 228 118 

1960 Bill Koll 6 3 2 177 139 

1961 Bill Koll 10 2 0 230 109 T8th 

1962 Bill Koll 5 9 0 193 197 5th 

1963 Bill Koll 5 7 1 168 193 3rd* 

1964 Bill Koll 6 7 0 146 232 8th* 

1965 Chuck Patten 2 8 1 90 255 

1966 Chuck Patten 6 5 0 159 197 10th* 

1967 Chuck Patten 10 7 1 324 244 3rd* 

UNI Head Coaches & Records 

Coach Years W L T Pct. 

Paul Bender 1923-30 (8) 18 9 0 .667 

Dave McCuskey 1931-52 (20) 102 31 7 .754 

Bill Koll 1953-64 (11) 71 42 6 .622 

Ed Lyons 1958 (1) 8 2 1 .773 

Chuck Patten 1965-82 (18) 217 87 8 .708 

Don Briggs 1983-97 (15) 164 98 0 .626 

Mark Manning 1998-00 (3) 23 24 2 .490 

Brad Penrith 2001-10 (10) 90 75 4 .544 

Doug Schwab 2010-present 12 9 0 .571 

Total 1923-11 (87) 705 377 28 .648 

Year Coach W L T UNI Opp Place 



1970 Chuck Patten 13 1 2 321 195 2nd* 





1975 Chuck Patten 15 4 0 499 241 1st* 



1978 Chuck Patten 12 4 0 376 241 1st* 


1980 Chuck Patten 14 5 1 622** 281 2nd* 

1981 Chuck Patten 15 6 0 589 302 12th 

1982 Chuck Patten 15 2 0 538 165 10th 

1983 Don Briggs 17 3 0 576 272 10th 

1984 Don Briggs 12 6 0 451 312 11th 

1985 Don Briggs 9 8 0 397 296 18th 

1986 Don Briggs 12 8 0 463 328 17th 

1987 Don Briggs 18** 6 0 594 389 13th 

1988 Don Briggs 14 3 0 459 206 13th 

1989 Don Briggs 12 6 0 474 241 14th 

1990 Don Briggs 12 4 0 399 230 11th 

1991 Don Briggs 16 5 0 557 286 11th 

1992 Don Briggs 11 4 0 430 184 10th 

1993 Don Briggs 10 7 0 338 304 22nd 

1994 Don Briggs 5 7 0 225 242 11th 

1995 Don Briggs 4 11 0 191 417 16th 

1996 Don Briggs 5 12 0 271 442 T27th 

1997 Don Briggs 7 8 0 276 333 T41st 

1998 Mark Manning 5 9 0 244 348 T30th 

1999 Mark Manning 8 10 0 367 369 17th 

2000 Mark Manning 10 5 2 369 281 11th 

2001 Brad Penrith 11 8 0 451 294 18th 



2004 Brad Penrith 10 6 0 423 189 21st 



2007 Brad Penrith 7 9 1 310 363 T34th 


2009 Brad Penrith 10 6 0 344 283 22nd 

2010 Brad Penrith 10 12 0 328 421 T-41st 

2011 Doug Schwab 12 9 0 417 374 T-46th 

87 Yrs. 705 377 28 

* NCAA Division II 

** School Record 

1950 NATIONAL CHAMPS 

31

dual results 

1923 (1-0) 

Paul Bender 

16 Cornell 8 

1924 (2-2) 

Paul Bender 

0 at Iowa State 21 

16 Simpson 2 

7 at Cornell 11 

24 Des Moines 0 

1925 (4-1) 

Paul Bender 

12 Ellsworth 0 

18 at Des Moines 5 

9 Cornell 11 

35 Parsons 0 

11 at Simpson 9 

1926 (2-1) 

Paul Bender 


6.5 at Cornell 20.5 

26.5 Oklahoma 9.5 

1927 (2-2) 

Paul Bender 

11 Michigan 12 

14 Wisconsin 9 


8 Cornell 17 

1928 (2-0) 

Paul Bender 

20 Northwestern 15 

31 Monmouth 0 

1929 (4-0) 

Paul Bender 

26 at Northwestern 

8 

19 Purdue 13 

32 at Monmouth 0 


1930 (1-3) 

Paul Bender 

8 Iowa State 25 

13.5 

Wisconsin 12.5 

7.5 at Illinois 26.5 

6.5 at Iowa 21.5 

1931 (3-2) 

Dave McCuskey 

4.5 Illinois 23.5 


25 at Minnesota 5 

27 Chicago 5 

29 Cornell 3 

1932 (5-2) 

Dave McCuskey 


21 at N’Western 11 

29 at Chicago 3 



19.5 Iowa 4.5 


1933 (2-1) 

Dave McCuskey 

17.5 Cornell 10.5 


26 at Iowa 8 

1934 (3-2-1) 

Dave McCuskey 



20.5 Missouri 6.5 

14 Iowa 14 



1935 (3-3) 

Dave McCuskey 

25 at Wisconsin 6 


20.5 Missouri 8.5 


24 Nebraska 6 

9 Cornell 19 

1936 (1-6) 

Dave McCuskey 


20.5 Nebraska 9.5 




8 Indiana 22 

9.5 Iowa 22.5 

1937 (4-2-1) 

Dave McCuskey 

15.5 Iowa State 16.5 

17.5 Kansas St. 10.5 

9.5 at Minnesota 20.5 


23.5 Cornell 4.5 

32 Missouri 0 


1938 (6-1) 

Dave McCuskey 

35 Grinnell 5 


15.5 at Minnesota 12.5 



23.5 Nebraska 6.5 


1939 (4-3) 

Dave McCuskey 

6 at Illinois 20 


32.5 Grinnell 1.5 

21 Cornell 13 




1940 (7-1) 

Dave McCuskey 

25 at Nebraska 5 

23 Colorado St. 5 

13.5 Illinois 10.5 






1941 (7-0-1) 

Dave McCuskey 

12 Minnesota 12 


23 Kansas St. 7 

17 Cornell 11 

21 Chicago 3 


27 Nebraska 5 


1942 (2-4) 

Dave McCuskey 


6 Illinois 24 





1943 (2-0-1) 

Dave McCuskey 


14 Michigan St. 14 


1944-45 

(No Wrestling) 

1946 (5-0-1) 

Dave McCuskey 



25 Nebraska 5 


12 at Mich. St. 12 

24 at Wheaton 8 

1947 (5-0-2) 

Dave McCuskey 


12 Cornell 12 

14 Illinois 14 

33 Wheaton 3 

28 Kansas State 5 



1948 (8-1) 

Dave McCuskey 






24 Oklahoma Tech 5 

38 W. Illinois 0 

19 Oklahoma 11 


1949 (9-0) 

Dave McCuskey 



32 at Okla. Tech 0 

22 at Oklahoma 6 

29 Wheaton 5 

24 Nebraska 5 



17 Cornell 8 

1950 (11-0) 

Dave McCuskey 

24 Oklahoma 5 



29 Purdue 5 

27 Denver 3 


23 Illinois 2 



29 Nebraska-Omaha 3 


1951 (9-1) 

Dave McCuskey 


27 Wheaton 3 




17 Nebraska 8 

30 at Neb-Omaha 7 


18 at Purdue 6 

17 Cornell 9 

1952 (6-2) 

Dave McCuskey 

11 Purdue 14 



8 Oklahoma 19 





1953 (4-2-1) 

Bill Koll 


16 Cornell 11 

21 at Marquette 11 


19 at Mankato St. 8 



1954 (3-4) 

Bill Koll 

14 Purdue 13 

19 at S. Dakota St. 10 

11 Mankato St. 14 


16 at Luther 13 



1955 (8-1-2) 

Bill Koll 



20 at Ill. St. 6 

24 S. Dakota St. 6 


27 Nebraska 3 

14 Cornell 12 

27 Luther 10 




1956 (10-0) 

Bill Koll 

23 Illinois St. 9 





26 Illinois 8 

32 at So. Dakota St. 0 




1957 (6-3) 

Bill Koll 



19 Cornell 11 

17 at Kansas St. 12 



27 Nebraska 3 


28 Luther 7 

1958 (8-2-1) 

Ed Lyons 











19 at N. Illinois 11 

1959 (8-4) 

Bill Koll 

21 Cornell 9 





16 Colorado Mines 10 

24 Luther 7 


27 Nebraska 3 



22 N. Illinois 5 

1960 (6-3-2) 

Bill Koll 



24 at Neb.-Omaha 8 


5 at Colo. Mines 22 

3 at Wyoming 23 






32

1961 (10-2) 

Bill Koll 




32 Cornell 0 




17 at Winona St. 10 


29 Luther 3 


14 Wyoming 11 

1962 (5-9) 

Bill Koll 






6 at Colo. St. 20 


13 at Colorado 15 




25 St. Cloud St. 5 

23 Winona St. 7 

7 Oklahoma St. 19 

1963 (5-7-1) 

Bill Koll 

21 at St. Cloud St. 8 






9 Colorado 19 

15 Wyoming 18 


22 Luther 8 



6 at Okla. St. 24 

1964 (6-7) 

Bill Koll 







3 at Colorado 27 




23 Winona St. 5 


20 Nebraska 6 

1965 (2-8-1) 

Chuck Patten 

25 Luther 9 





7 Colorado 20 



18 Cornell 11 



1966 (6-5) 

Chuck Patten 








18 Mankato State 16 

6 Moorhead St. 25 



1967 (10-7-1) 

Chuck Patten 


21 at E. Mich. 11 


29 Ft. Hays St. 7 

18 Bemidji State 13 


28 Luther 3 



13 at Moorhead St. 17 

29 vs. Concordia 6 

12 Colorado 17 

7 vs. Mich. St. 22 

29 vs. Illinois 6 


34 Cornell 3 



1968 (17-4) 

Chuck Patten 


25 Illinois 5 



24 vs. N. Dakota St. 8 

19 vs. Valley St. 12 



25 at W. Illinois 9 

21 vs. NE Mo. St. 16 

16 Luther 17 

20 E. Michigan 9 

23 North Dakota 6 


6 Michigan State 21 


26 Nebraska 3 


24 vs. Purdue 8 

23 vs. N. Illinois 6 


1969 (14-4-2) 

Chuck Patten 


27 NW Mo. St. 8 

25 Luther 8 


27 at N. Dakota St. 5 

22 vs. Minot St. 9 

17 at Bemidji St. 13 

21 at N. Dakota 11 

16 vs. Ariz. St. 16 

18 vs. Nebraska 11 



28 at E. Michigan 3 

29 vs. Ga. Tech 8 

11 vs. Michigan 18 


21 W. Illinois 5 

25 Morningside 11 

14 vs. N. Ill. 14 

29 Cornell 5 

1970 (13-1-2) 

Chuck Patten 

23 E. Michigan 9 


15 Winona State 15 



17 Purdue 16 


33 at Morningside 3 


19 NE Mo. St. 16 

15 N. Dakota St. 15 

17 Upper Iowa 15 



24 at S. Dakota 6 


1971 (12-3) 

Chuck Patten 



6 Navy 26 



22 Illinois State 16 

31 Luther 9 





44 South Dakota 3 


24 at E. Mich. 12 


1972 (12-5) 

Chuck Patten 

6 vs. Mich. St. 31 



28 Frank. & Marsh. 10 




9 vs. Indiana 21 

18 at N’western 13 

9 vs. Iowa 25 



12 Cal Poly SLO 22 





1973 (9-6-1) 

Chuck Patten 

21 vs. C. Mich. 14 

28 vs. Cincinnati 13 




38 Luther 3 

28 Colorado 11 




43 at Augustana (SD) 2 



28 Oregon 11 

12 Oregon State 23 


1974 (15-2) 

Chuck Patten 

15 S. Illinois 18 





47 vs. Morningside 4 








39 Moorhead State 5 

32 at NW Mo. St. 4 

49 at C. Missouri 0 


1975 (15-4) 

Chuck Patten 

35 Luther 6 












35 Montclair St. 5 





18 Athletes in Action 16 


1976 (13-8) 

Chuck Patten 

27 Cleveland St. 6 


26 Kentucky 24 

27 SIU-Edwards, 18 


21 Lehigh 15 


39 Morningside 3 


dual results 




13 SIU-Edwards. 15 






19 vs. Nebraska 14 

11 vs. N’western 23 


1977 (12-8) 

Chuck Patten 


21 Augustana (SD) 14 

43 Luther 3 




29 at Florida 17 

23 at UT-Chatt. 12 

12 at Tennessee 24 

25 at Kentucky 19 

7 at Cleveland St. 27 










1978 (12-4) 

Chuck Patten 















21 Ohio State 12 

25 at S. Illinois 13 

1979 (11-5) 

Chuck Patten 



40 vs. W. Illinois 9 

45 at C. Missouri 3 

30 vs. S. Illinois 17 

41 at C. Florida 6 

31 at Fla. Int’l 17 

27 vs. S. Dakota St. 10 

22 at Florida 14 



33 at Ohio State 8 

54 vs. Purdue 0 


13 Arizona State 18 

33

dual results 

27 Oregon 10 

1980 (14-5-1) 

Chuck Patten 


42 Wartburg 4 

37 Luther 6 


23 Louisiana St. 23 

44 Augustana (IL) 2 

39 at Fla. Int’l 9 

46 vs. Carson-Newman 3 


15 at Auburn 26 

15 at Georgia 19 



39 C. Missouri 5 

42 NE Mo. St. 3 

16 Athletes in Action 31 






1981 (15-6) 

Chuck Patten 


47 NE Mo. St. 6 

43 Luther 6 



40 at N. Carolina 5 

26 at N.C. St. 17 

24 at E. Carolina 17 






52 Cornell 0 

15 Oregon 21 



23 Louisiana St. 20 

17 CS Bakersfield 29 


24 Missouri 15 

1982 (15-2) 

Chuck Patten 


33 N. Michigan 12 


48 vs. Marquette 3 

44 vs. Drake 0 

27 at N’western 11 

24 at Lock Haven 12 

30 at W. Virginia 12 

23 Lehigh 18 


40 Illinois 3 

27 at Missouri 11 




27 Nebraska 10 

34 at Kentucky 3 

1983 (17-3) 

Don Briggs 

41 Kentucky 3 

45 No. Michigan 2 



31 North Carolina 8 

25 at Lock Haven 14 

23 at Lehigh 22 

23 at Clarion 17 


26 at E. Illinois 14 







45 at Drake 4 




1984 (12-6) 

Don Briggs 





33 New Mexico 12 

16 Oklahoma State 21 


33 Lehigh 13 







42 Drake 3 




1985 (9-8) 

Don Briggs 


57 Missouri St. 0 

12 at SIU-E’ville 25 





23 at Cal Poly SLO 14 

27 at Fresno St. 9 

41 at New Mexico 6 

13 at Oklahoma St. 26 


38 at Drake 6 

17 at Michigan 25 

43 Wyoming 0 



1986(12-8) 

Don Briggs 




27 Lock Haven 8 


44 Morgan State 6 

44 vs. Ill. State 3 

12 vs. Penn State 21 

19 vs. Ariz. St. 29 

29 *Clemson 11 

24 *Oklahoma 28 

15 *Wisconsin 23 

23 *West Virginia 16 

18 *Bloomsburg 20 

6 at N. Carolina 28 




43 Drake 0 


* Virginia Duals 

1987 (18-6) 

Don Briggs 


10 vs. Weber St. 35 

37 vs. NW Mo. St. 14 




21 *Virginia 15 

12 *Penn State 28 

20 *N.C. St. 15 

26 *Arizona State 10 

21 *N. Carolina 19 


26 at Lehigh 16 

51 vs. Livingstone 2 

33 vs. Carson-Newman 15 

24 vs. Edinboro 14 






29 at Drake 12 




1988 (14-3) 

Don Briggs 




37 Missouri 7 


26 *Indiana 10 


3 *Arizona State 20 

39 *N.C. St. 3 





41 at Missouri St. 3 


36 E. Illinois 12 

42 Drake 3 

*Virginia Duals 

1989 (12-6) 

Don Briggs 





19 *N. Carolina 24 

27 vs. Army 14 

35 vs. SIU-Edwards. 4 






38 vs. UT-Chatt. 3 

23 N. Carolina St. 9 




32 at Drake 5 


1990 (12-4) 

Don Briggs 



35 Missouri 8 

34 at CS Chico 5 


23 at CS Bakersfield 16 

31 at Cal Poly SLO 6 

20 at CS Fullerton 15 

33 SIU-Edwardsville 15 






30 Drake 8 


1991 (16-5) 

Don Briggs 

24 vs. Minnesota 12 


36 vs. Missouri St. 6 


26 Purdue 10 


14 *Ohio State 21 

48 *Ithaca 0 

22 *Michigan 15 

23 *West Virginia 16 

7 *Iowa 35 

20 *Nebraska 24 


33 Nebraska 9 



35 vs. Ill. St. 3 

26 at Drake 9 


26 Indiana 9 

35 Wyoming 3 

* National Duals 

1992 (11-4) 

Don Briggs 



39 vs. Cali. (PA) 0 


32 at CS Fullerton 6 





32 Drake 5 



45 Illinois State 5 



1993 (10-7) 

Don Briggs 


27 at Edinboro 7 

29 at Clarion 9 

17 at Bloomsburg 12 

28 *Brown 9 

21 *Clemson 19 

19 *Wisconsin 16 

12 *Minnesota 24 

7 Nebraska 28 

12 #Fresno St. 25 

18 #Oregon St. 20 

31 at Drake 9 

12 at Iowa St. 25 



19 Purdue 18 


* Virginia Duals (2nd) 

# National Duals 

1994 (5-7) 

Don Briggs 




25 Lehigh 16 


21 at Mankato State 14 







1995 (4-11) 

Don Briggs 




12 *Edinboro 26 

21 *VMI 19 

22 *Syracuse 17 

6 *Navy 33 

6 *Pennsylvania 29 









1996 (5-12) 

Don Briggs 


39 James Madison 9 

4 vs. Indiana 39 

21 at Edinboro 24 

11 at Pittsburgh 29 

45 *NE Mo. St. 4 

34

31 *Nebraska-Omaha 7 

6 *Indiana 30 




33 vs. E. Illinois 9 



28 at Ohio 18 



* Northern Iowa Duals 

1997 (7-8) 

Don Briggs 

30 at Georgia St. 13 

34 at UT-Chatt. 12 

14 *Cornell 19 

16 *Lehigh 23 

18 Ohio 22 

28 #Marquette 18 

24 #Wyoming 18 

23 #Ohio 20 









# Northern Iowa Duals 

1998 (5-9) 

Mark Manning 

18 at Indiana 16 

9 Penn State 34 


27 vs. CS Fullerton 20 

30 *Marquette 19 

16 *Wartburg 24 

25 *N. Illinois 22 








*Northern Iowa Duals 

1999 (8-10) 

Mark Manning 

18 at Minnesota St. 22 


19 *Oregon State 24 

30 *Wyoming 10 

16 *CS Bakersfield 27 

28 #UT-Chattanooga 11 

13 #Illinois 18 

24 #Lehigh 13 

16 #Rider 22 

29 UW-Stevens Point 12 



34 Marquette 21 






* Lone Star Duals 

# Virginia Duals 

2000 (10-5-2) 

Mark Manning 





35 *Virginia 10 

25 *Pittsburgh 12 


6 *Edinboro 27 


33 at Marquette 13 






31 Missouri 2 



2001 (11-8) 

Brad Penrith 




23 Purdue 13 

43 *Neosho CC 6 

31 *Northwestern 9 

25 *Fresno State 10 



48 #Binghamton 6 

31 #Ashland 21 

33 #Cleveland State 12 

30 Wyoming 6 

46 Marquette 4 






*Texas Duals 

#Wendy’s Duals 

2002 (7-8) 

Brad Penrith 

33 Boise State 6 



26 Oregon 16 




12 *Minnestoa 27 

17 *Fresno State 20 

36 Wis.-La Crosse 6 




17 at Air Force 17 



2003 (12-6) 

Brad Penrith 




28 #Brown 7 

25 #Virginia 12 

26 #Cal Fullerton 12 

21 #Missouri 16 


10 *Oklahoma State 28 

18 *Missouri 15 



31 N. Dakota State 6 



22 Wyoming 13 

28 American 12 

35 Fresno State 3 

# Texas Duals 


2004 (10-6) 

Brad Penrith 

32 S. Dakota State 9 



22 UT-Chattanooga 16 


24 UC-Davis 13 



9 Penn State* 31 

22 Iowa State* 21 

16 Minnesota* 24 



35 Central Oklahoma 3 



*National Duals 

2005 (8-7) 

Brad Penrith 




22 UT-Chattanooga 16 

32 Virginia Tech 10 



22 Hofstra* 14 

3 Lehigh* 33 

18 C. Michigan* 21 



31 at ND State 12 

34 at SD State 3 

40 Air Force 6 


2006 (8-8-2) 

Brad Penrith 




34 at Old Dominion 6 

37 at Virginia Tech 7 

19 vs. Army 19 


9 C. Michigan* 23 

15 Cornell* 19 


19 at Chattanooga 18 


23 vs. Wyoming 19 



36 South Dakota St. 9 

36 N. Colorado 9 

26 North Dakota St. 15 


2007 (7-9-1) 

Brad Penrith 




15 Chattanooga 23 


5 Oklahoma State* 29 

30 UC Davis* 10 

9 Hofstra* 25 

27 at N. Colorado^ 18 

24 at Wyoming^ 16 



20 Old Dominion 16 



31 at N. Dakota St.^ 9 

41 at S. Dakota St.^ 6 


^Western Wrestling 

Conference 

2008 (7-5-1) 

Brad Penrith 




21 vs. Chattanooga 16 

6 Michigan* 30 

3 Iowa State* 31 

40 Wyoming^ 0 

36 N. Colorado^ 6 



42 S. Dakota St.^ 3 

22 at Neb-Omaha 15 

44 N. Dakota St.^ 6 



Conference 

2009 (10-6) 

Brad Penrith 



25 at Old Dominion 15 

28 at George Mason 15 

28 vs. Buffalo 8 

32 vs. Cleveland St. 10 

12 vs. Ohio St.* 32 

10 vs. Michigan* 29 

28 at N. Colo.^ 13 

42 at Air Force^ 0 

3 vs. Okla. St. 31 


dual results 


18 vs. Chattanooga 12 

33 at S. Dakota St.^3 

21 at N. Dakota St.^17 



Conference 

2010 (10-12) 

Brad Penrith 

22 vs. E. Mich.! 12 

9 vs. Purdue! 24 

12 vs. Stanford! 19 

26 vs. Harvard@ 10 

18 vs. Mich. St.@ 13 

10 vs. Rutgers@ 26 


11 vs. Wisconsin 25 

0 vs. Iowa State 42 

9 vs. Maryland# 25 

22 vs. Bloomsburg# 16 

0 vs. Boise St.# 31 

35 vs. N.Colorado^ 3 

35 vs. S. Dakota St.^ 6 

12 at Wyoming^ 26 

16 vs. Utah Valley^ 19 


30 vs. App. St. 9 

15 at Chattanooga 16 


30 vs. N. Dakota St.^ 6 

24 vs. Air Force^ 15 

! Northwestern Duals 

@ Sprawl and Brawl 

Duals 


^ Western Wrestling 

Conference 

2011 (12-9) 

Doug Schwab 

34 vs. McKendree! 9 

34 vs. UW-Parkside! 6 

6 vs. N’western! 26 

19 Old Dominion 15 

18 vs. Binghamton@ 15 

16 vs. Maryland@ 19 

14 vs. Bloomsburg@ 18 



9 vs. Missouri# 27 

20 vs. Ohio St.# 19 

12 vs. Okla. St.# 33 

21 at N Dakota St.^ 19 

38 at S. Dakota St.^ 9 




28 vs. CS Bakersfield 10 

32 at N. Colorado^ 6 

25 at Air Force^ 12 

19 Wyoming^ 13 

! Northwestern Duals 

@ Northeast Duals 


^ Western Wrestling 

Conference 

35

lettermen 

A 

Aarhus, Cruse 2009, 10 

Alitz, Leroy 1948 

Allen, Clark 1971 

Allen, Mike 1970 

Allison, Vern 1972,73 

Altman, Frank 1950 

Anderson, Andrew 2006,07,08,09 

Anderson, Marty 1986,87,88 

Anson, Kyle 2007 

Antone, Joe 1959 

Archambault, Eldon 1945 

Arends, Jesse 1931 

Armey, Robert 1995,97,98 

Arvold, Bruce 1981 

Asche, Mike 1978 

Austin, Dick 1963,64,65 

B 

Bauman, Dustin 2008 

Baumgartner, Adam 2005 

Bagenstos, Jon 1977 

Bahr, Chris 1995,96,97,98 

Bahr, Dennis 1964,66 

Baima, Nick 2004,05,06,07 

Baldridge, Josh 2008,09 

Balvanz, Jim 1977,79 

Balvanz, Tim 1972,73,74 

Banach, Riley 2011 

Barnett, Wes 1964,65 

Barry, Dave 1946 

Bartels, Scott 1974 

Barton, Ben 1995,96,97,98 

Bauman, Dustin 2009, 10 

Beal, Ray 1957 

Beale, Blayne 2011 

Beamer, Burt 1996,98,99 

Bean, Clyde 1950,51,52 

Becicka, Steve 1966 

Beerman, Dan 1995 

Beets, Jarion 2008,09,10,11 

Bellock, Skip 1968,69,70 

Bennethum, Curt 1991,92 

Bennett, Troy 1994,95 

Benning, Brian 1993 

Benson, Rick 1975 

Bentrim, Gary 1976,77,78 

Berg, Greg 1990,91 

Bigley, Ken 1996,97,98,99 

Billerbeck, Mark 1975 

Bird, Mike 1979 

Bitetto, Chris 2003,04,05,06 

Black, Dick 1949 

Blaser, Gene 1956 

Blasingame, Jim 1974,75,76 

Boeck, Bob 1970,71,72 

Boeding, Bill 1979 

Bond, Jerry 1966,67,68 

Bonin, David 2010, 11 

Bossard, Dave 1985 

Boston, Dick 1967 

Boudreaux, Chad 2000,01 

Bowen, Keith 1941,42,43 

Brantley, Christian 2009,10,11 

Brainerd, Jim 1961,62 

Breitbach, Dean 1940 

Brewer, Dustin 2002 

Briggs, Dick 1975,76,77,78 

Brown, Eric 2001 

Bruhl, Brad 1992,93 

Bruhl, Elwyn 1973 

Bueghly, Keith 1937 

Bush, Russ 1946,47,49 

Byrne, Jamie 1990,91,92,93 

C 

Camarata, August 1948 

Cameron, Tom 1966 

Ceilley, Bernie 1955 

Chambers, Don 1969 

Cheney, Ray 1937 

Christensen, Craig 1975 

Clark, Jim 1952 

Claude, Steve 1972 

Clemmensen, Harvey 1947 

Clutter, Jeff 1985,86 

Cobb, Dion 1980,81,82,84 

Cole, Jerry 1966 

Collopy, Lloyd 1949 

Cook, Dale 1952,55 

Cook, Lowell 1951 

Cordaro, Frank 1970,71,73 

Cormaney, Al 1966 

Cormaney, Wayne 1962,63,64 

Cornally, Tom 1977 

Corrigan, Don 1957 

Coulter, Dave 1978 

Crandall, Don 1966 

Crees, Dave 1985,86 

Cummings, Ryan 1995 

Cunningham, Dave 1974,75,76,77 

D 

Davis, Chad 2003 

Davis, Tony 1999,00 

Dawson, Larry 1972,75 

DeBerg, Mark 1973 

Deike, Dallas 1977 

Delp, Barry 1980 

Deutsch, Joe 1982 

Deutsch, Todd 1984,87 

Dilley, Clyde 1951,53 

Dillon, Tim 1969 

Dodd, Randy 1975 

Dodd, Ronnie 1976 

Dodge, Dave 1959,61 

Dolly, Alex 2005,06,07,08,09 

Donnelly, Bill 1982 

Dotson, Bill 1961,62,63 

Downs, Doug 1987,88,89 

Draper, Mike 1979 

Duff, Tim 1998 

Duneman, Eldon 1974 

Dunham, Dan 1961,62,63 

Dunmire, Eric 2000,01 

Dunning, Danny 2005,06,07,08 

Dyrdahl, Phil 1980 

E 

Edwards, Chuck 1951 

Engel, Rich 1964,65,66 

Erickson, Dick 1974,75,77 

Eriksen, Finn 1935 

Ertl, Steve 2003 

Ettelson, Charlie 2007,08, 09, 10 

Ettelson, C.J. 2005,06,07,08 

F 

Fay, Moza 2006,07,08,09 

Finn, Kevin 1978,79 

Fitzgerald, Steven 2009, 11 

Flach, Nick 1998,99,00 

Flores, Caleb 2008,09,10,11 

Formanek, Dick 1955,56,57 

Fox, Jim 1942 

Fox, Joe 1961,62 

Fox, Mark 1971,72,73 

Freeman, Frank 1960,61,62 

Fuglsang, Gregg 1991 

G 

Gallagher, Ken 1979,80,81,82 

Garcia, Pat 2003,04 

Garcia, Tom 1974,75 

Garvin, Jon 2001,02,03,04 

Gatto, Gus 1952,53,54,55 

Gerber, Arthur 1932 

Gienger, Gerry 1957,58,59 

Gilson, Ed 1965 

Goetsch, Colby 2006,07 

Goetz, Dennis 1966,67 

Gormally, Joe 1978,79,81,82 

Grant, Dave 1984,85 

Grant, Duane 1981 

Greenlee, Joel 1986,87,88,89 

Greenlee, Justin 1992,93,94,95 

Gribben, Joe 1986,87 

Guldberg, Larry 1958,59 

Gulick, Bruce 1967 

Guyer, Jim 1967,68,69 

H 

Haag, Jason 1997,98 

Hagen, Brent 1980 

Halligan, Pat 1957 

Hallman, Bob 1981,82,83,84 

Hamilton, Pat 1988,89,90 

Hansen, Kyle 1999,00,01,02 

Hansen, Roger 1954 

Hanson, Lloyd 1964 

Hanson, Tony 1987,88 

Harmon, Jim 1952,53,58,59 

Harmon, Maynard 1932 

Harms, Gene 1959 

Harrison, Jeff 2002,03,04,05 

Harrison, John 1951 

Hartle, Nate 1992,93 

Hartle, Steve 1990,91,92,93 

Hassel, Scott 1991,92,93 

Hassman, Vernon 1941 

Hatchett, Joe 1972 

Hattlestad, Neil 1960 

Hauan, Eric 2002,03,04,05 

Hazen, Scott 2007,08,09, 10 

Heaton, Dick 1957,58 

Helgeson, Chris 2003,04,05,06 

Herber, Greg 1990,91 

Herman, Ed 1977 

Hoemann, Steve 1963 

Hoffman, Alec 2010, 11 

Hogan, Pat 1986,87,88,89 

Holm, Jordan 2003 

Horton, Tom 1967,68 

Huffman, Paul 1987,88,89,90 

Hubbard, Tyler 2002 

Hynek, Paul 2000,01,02,03 

I 

Igram, Cassim 1975,76 

Isaacson, Roger 1940 

J 

Jauch, Ryan 2010, 11 

Jensen, Dave 1961,62 

Jensen, Delbert 1940 

Jindrich, John 1941 

Johnson, Hesston 2002,03,04 

Johnson, Joe 2011 

Johnson, Mark 1983 

Jones, Bret 1997 

Jones, Jerry 1956,60 

K 

Kahl, Kevin 1986,87,88,89 

Keller, Dan 1973,74,75,76 

Keller, Eric 1998,99 

Kelly, Drew 2001,02,03 

Kerker, Mike 1999 

Kiger, Dean 1965,66 

Kinyon, Jim 1967,68 

Kittleson, Trevor 2008,09,10,11 

Kjeldgaard, Dan 1994,95,96,97 

Kjeldgaard, Doug 1992,94 

Klar, Luverne 1948,49,50 

Knoll, Jeff 2005,06 

Koenig, Bob 2000,01,02,03 

Koenig, Tom 2001,02 

Koll, Bill 1946,47,48 

Koontz, Tony 1986 

Kopriva, Leroy 1959 

Kreimeyer, Paul 1982,83,84,85 

Kriebs, John 1981,82,83,84 

Kruse, Andrew 2004 

Kurth, Kevin 1979,80 

Kutz, Ryan 1995 

L 

Lane, Jerry 1958,59,60 

Lappe, Todd 1988,89,90 

Lawrence, Jamal 2009,10,11 

Lawrenz, Josh 2003,04,05 

Lawrenz, Nate 1999,00,01,02 

Lazor, Joey 2010, 11 

Leeman, Gerald 1946 

Lembeck, Chris 1985,86,88,89 

Leonard, Bob 1976,77 

Leonard, Scott 1987 

Lewallen, Jim 1965 

Livingood, Brandon 2001 

Llewellyn, Jay 1980,81,83,84 

Llewellyn, Mike 1985,86,88 

Loder, Ryan 2011 

Loffredo, Fred 1953,54 

Long, Dylan 2001,02,03,04 

36

Lott, Dave 1980 

Lovell, Alan 1989 

Lundvall, Martin 1951 

Luttrell, Larry 1979,81,82,83 

Lybbert, Gene 1950,51 

M 

Maher, Dick 1959,60 

Majors, Randy 1982,83 

Malecek, Dave 1991,92,93,94 

Manchio, Mark 2002,03 

Manning, Cory 1991,92 

Martin, Duaine 1989,90 

Martin, Larry 1973 

Martin, Leon 1941,42,43 

Mashek, Dan 1968,69 

Massey, Keith 1985,87,88 

Masteller, Ed 1955,56,57 

McCarron, Pat 1953 

McClure, Bruce 1975,76,77 

McCready, Mike 1970,71,72 

McCrillis, Jim 1966 

McNeil, Bill 1960,61 

Meador, Mike 1970,71 

Mehlin, Ron 1963 

Melvin, Jeff 1975,76 

Messerly, Larry 1966,67 

Meyers, Gary 1974 

Miller, Jim 1972,73,74,75 

Minnick, Ted 1961 

Mitchell, Dallas 2007 

Moeller, Jay 1973,74 

Moeller, Jon 1970,71,72,73 

Monroe, Jim 1964,65 

Morningstar, Scott 1981,83,84,85 

Moore, Brian 1981 

Morkel, Dave 1981,82,83,84 

Morris, Bob 1953 

Mott, Cecil 1941,42,46 

Mulnix, Dave 1973,74 

Murphy, Jim 1959 

Murphy, Tom 1957 

Murray, Scott 1994,95,96,97 

Myers, Kirk 1978,79,80,82 

N 

Natvig, Alvie 1934 

Natvig, Davis 1937,38 

Nelson, Bill 1947,49,50 

Nicol, Dave 1970,71,73 

Noecker, Norbert 1928 

Novak, Tim 1994,95 

Nunn, De’Andre 2006 

O 

Oglesby, Floyd 1950 

Oles, Ray 1951,52,53 

O’Loughlin, Andy 2008,10,11 

Omvig, Randy 1971,73,74,75 

Orr, Gay 1928 

Orr, Louis 1928 

Orr, Orville 1931 

Osboe, Kent 1967,68,69 

Osgood, Ryan 2004,05,06,07 

Ott, Mike 1971 

Owen, Ron 1966 

P 

Parker, Don 1965,66,67 

Patten, Chuck 1959,60,61 

Paulson, Brent 1995 

Payne, Jason 2000,01,02 

Pearl, Keith 2002 

Pedretti, Eric 2004 

Pero, Glenn 1997,98 

Pickerell, Nick 2008, 11 

Pickford, Pat 1985,86 

Pike, Dave 1970,71,72,73 

Pinch, Chuck 1955 

Pippert, Shawn 1994 

Pollard, Gary 1963,64 

Poolman, Keith 1976,77,78,79 

Powell, Kevin 1999 

Powers, Rich 1989,90,91,92 

Prehm, Dave 1976,78,79 

Pugh, Randy 1999,00 

Pugh, Seth 2008 

Pustelnik, Mark 1988,89,90,91 

R 

Ray, Jerry 1958,59,60,61 

Raymon, Brian 1994 

Rausenberger, Dick 1963 

Rechtfertig, Larry 1967 

Reiland, Marv 1968,69,70 

Reiner, Tyson 2007,08,09, 10 

Reiss, Lyle 1963 

Rhodes, Dusty 1994 

Rhodes, Tyler 2006, 07 

Rial, Mark 1999,00,01 

Robbins, Brett 2007, 09, 11 

Rosonke, Jerry 1960 

Ruge, Grant 2007 

S 

Sallis, Kirk 1978,79 

Sanford, Jim 1960,61,62,63 

Schwab, Mark 1986,88,89,90 

Schwab, Mike 1985,86,87,88 

Senzee, Aaron 2011 

Sharp, Bob 1955 

Sharp, Patrick 2005 

Shedek, Michael 2003,04,05 

Shedenhelm, Kevin 1986 

Shedenhelm, Kurt 1984,86,87,88 

Showalter, Andy 1992,93,94 

Shutt, Wayne 1966,67,68 

Siddens, Bob 1948,49 

Simon, John 2011 

Smith, Bill 1949,50,51 

Smith, Jack 1959,60,61 

Snyder, Ken 1973,74,75 

Solon, Lindy 1951 

Sondgeroth, Jeff 1986,87 

Sondgeroth, Lew 1984,85 

Sothmann, Mark 1969,70 

Spangler, Kent 1967 

Sperry, Dan 1994 

Sproles, Efonda 1980,81,82 

Steffensmeier, Gary 1989,90,91,92 

Steinkamp, Dave 1966,67 

Stender, Sean 2002,03,04,05 

Stephens, Joe 1996 

Sterner, Wes 1953 

Stevens, Bob 1961,62 

Stoeker, Fred 1950 

Stolz, Brad 1968,69 

Straw Larry 1965 

Swafford, Justin 2006,07,08 

Sweeting, Tony 1999 

T 

Tgiros, Sonny 1955 

Trautman, Bob 1964,66 

Tredway, Doug 1980,81,82 

Turner, Hal 1976,77 

Tyree, Burke 1991,92,93 

V 

Vaughan, Tim 1981 

VanOosbree, Mike 1981 

VanVoorhis, Boyd 1959 

Vovos, John 1957,58 

W 

Wachenheim, Lee 1951 

Waddell, Drew 1981 

Washington, Trent 2009, 10 

Waters, Arland 1958,59 

Watts, Tracy 1993 

Weatherman, Jeff 1984,85,86,87 

Weber, Keith 1997,99,00,01 

Weber, Kevin 1999 

Wedeking, Kevin 1980,82 

Wedgbury, Jason 1993,95,96 

Weick, Bill 1951,52,55 

Weisinger, Bruce 1981,82 

Wessely, Tony 1979,80 

Whisler, Mike 2007 

White, Greg 1989,90 

Whorton, Roger 1966 

Wieland, Tony 1996,97,99,00 

Wilkinson, Steve 1977 

Williams, Dave 1990 

Williams, Wendell 1962 

Wilson, Don 1961,62 

Wilson, Joe 1969 

Wingert, Mike 1964,65 

Wise, Lee 1964,65 

Woodall, Mike 1977,78,79 

Wolf, Brice 2011 

Wright, Seth 2006 

Y 

Yoder, Ross 1981 

Youel, Josh 1980,81 

Young, Clint 1969,70,71 

Young, Keith 1949,50,51 

Young, Terrance 2010, 11 

Z 

Zemple, Cole 2009 

Zelinski, John 1997 

Zinnel, Curt 2006,07 

lettermen 

37

series records 

Opponent W L T Began Last Mtg. 

Ashland 1 0 0 2001 2001 

Air Force 4 1 0 2002 2011 

Appalachian State 1 0 0 2010 2010 

Arizona State 2 5 1 1969 2004 

Army 1 0 1 1989 2006 

Athletes-In-Action 1 1 0 1975 1980 

Auburn 0 1 0 1980 1980 

Augustana (IL) 1 0 0 1980 1980 

Augustana (SD) 12 0 0 1973 1987 

Binghamton 1 0 0 2001 2001 

Bemidji State 3 0 0 1967 1969 

Binghamton 1 0 0 2010 2010 

Bloomsburg 4 3 0 1986 2010 

Boise State 1 1 0 2002 2010 

Brown 1 0 0 1993 1993 

Buffalo 1 0 0 2009 2009 

California (PA) 1 0 0 1992 1992 

Cal Davis 1 0 0 2004 2004 

Cal Poly SLO 4 5 0 1972 1990 

Cal State Bakersfield 5 3 0 1981 2011 

Cal State-Chico 1 0 0 1990 1990 

Cal State Fullerton 3 0 0 1990 1998 

Carson-Newman 2 0 0 1980 1987 

Central Florida 3 0 0 1979 1980 

Central Michigan 1 2 0 1973 2006 

Central Missouri 3 0 0 1974 1980 

Central Oklahoma 1 0 0 2003 2004 

Chattanooga 9 2 0 1977 2010 

Chicago 4 0 0 1931 1941 

Cincinnati 1 0 0 1973 1973 

Clarion 2 0 0 1983 1993 

Clemson 3 0 0 1986 1993 

Cleveland State 6 1 0 1976 2009 

Colorado 1 5 0 1962 1967 

Colorado Mines 3 3 0 1940 1968 

Colorado State 3 3 0 1940 1968 

Concordia 1 0 0 1967 1967 

Cornell 0 2 0 1997 2006 

Cornell (IA) 29 9 1 1923 1981 

Denver 1 0 0 1950 1950 

Des Moines 4 0 0 1924 1927 

Drake 12 0 0 1982 1993 

East Carolina 1 0 0 1981 1981 

Eastern Illinois 19 0 0 1983 2007 

Eastern Michigan 6 0 0 1967 2010 

Edinboro 2 3 0 1987 2000 

Ellsworth 1 0 0 1925 1925 

Florida 2 0 0 1977 1979 

Florida International 2 0 0 1979 1980 

Fort Hays State 1 0 0 1967 1967 

Franklin & Marshall 1 0 0 1972 1972 

Fresno State 6 2 0 1985 2004 

George Mason 1 0 0 2009 2009 

Georgia 0 1 0 1980 1980 

Georgia State 1 0 0 1997 1997 

Georgia Tech 1 0 0 1969 1969 

Grinnell 2 0 0 1938 1939 

Harvard 1 0 0 2010 2010 

Hofstra 1 1 0 2005 2007 

Illinois 20 13 3 1930 1999 

Illinois State 6 0 0 1955 1992 

Indiana 3 4 0 1936 1998 

Iowa 8 43 2 1930 2010 

Iowa State 16 53 0 1924 2011 

Ithaca 1 0 0 1991 1991 

James Madison 1 0 0 1996 1996 

Kansas State 7 0 0 1937 1957 

Kentucky 5 1 0 1976 1983 

Lehigh 7 2 0 1976 2005 

Livingstone 1 0 0 1987 1987 

Lock Haven 3 0 0 1982 1986 

Lehigh 7 2 0 1976 2005 

Opponent W L T Began Last Mtg. 

Livingstone 7 0 0 1987 1987 

Lock Haven 3 0 0 1982 1986 

Louisiana State 1 0 1 1980 1981 

Luther 25 1 0 1954 1981 

McKendree 1 0 0 2010 2010 

Marquette 6 0 0 1982 2001 

Maryland 0 2 0 2010 2010 

Michigan 3 6 0 1927 2009 

Michigan State 10 18 3 1943 2010 

Minnesota 25 32 4 1931 2006 

Minn. St., Mankato 22 12 0 1953 1999 

Minot State 1 0 0 1969 1969 

Missouri 16 8 0 1934 2011 

Missouri State 6 1 0 1984 1994 

Montclair State 1 0 0 1969 1969 

Monmouth 2 0 0 1928 1929 

Morgan State 1 0 0 1986 1986 

Morningside 6 0 0 1969 1977 

Moorhead State 10 2 0 1969 1978 

Navy 0 1 0 1971 1971 

Nebraska 30 14 1 1935 2011 

Nebraska-Omaha 14 4 0 1950 2008 

New Mexico 4 0 0 1984 1989 

North Carolina 4 3 0 1981 1989 

North Carolina State 4 0 0 1981 1989 

North Dakota 6 1 0 1968 1977 

North Dakota State 16 2 1 1968 2011 

Northern Colorado 6 0 0 2006 2011 

Northern State 1 0 0 1968 1968 

Northern Illinois 28 1 5 1958 2011 

Northern Michigan 2 0 0 1982 1983 

Northwestern 8 3 0 1928 2010 

NW Missouri State 5 0 0 1969 1986 

Ohio 2 1 0 1996 1997 

Ohio State 7 7 0 1978 2011 

Oklahoma 5 7 0 1926 2002 

Oklahoma State 4 23 0 1948 2011 

Old Dominion 4 0 0 2006 2010 

Oregon 3 1 0 1973 2002 

Oregon State 1 6 0 1973 2007 

Parsons 1 0 0 1925 1925 

Penn State 0 4 0 1986 2004 

Pittsburgh 1 1 0 1996 2000 

Purdue 12 4 1 1929 2010 

Rider 0 1 0 1999 1999 

Rutgers 0 1 0 2010 2010 

St. Cloud State 5 0 0 1961 1978 

Simpson 2 0 0 1924 1925 

South Dakota 8 0 0 1970 1977 

South Dakota State 34 3 1 1954 2011 

Southern Illinois 7 3 0 1974 1990 

Stanford 0 1 0 2010 2010 

Tennessee 0 1 0 1977 1977 

Truman State 5 0 0 1968 1996 

UC Davis 1 0 0 2007 2007 

Upper Iowa 1 0 0 1970 1970 

Utah Valley 0 1 0 2010 2010 

Valley State 1 0 0 1968 1968 

Virginia 2 0 0 1987 2000 

Virginia Tech 2 0 0 2004 2006 

Wartburg 1 1 0 1980 1998 

Weber State 0 1 0 1986 1986 

Western Illinois 7 0 0 1948 1979 

West Virginia 3 0 0 1982 1991 

Wheaton 7 0 0 1946 1952 

Winona State 5 2 1 1961 1981 

Wisconsin 18 21 2 1927 2010 

Wisc.-La Crosse 1 0 0 2002 2002 

Wisc.-Parkside 1 0 0 2010 2010 

Wisc.-Stevens Point 1 0 0 1999 1999 

Wyoming 14 5 0 1960 2011 

38

THE SCHEDULE 

11.5 LORAS OPEN 9:30 A.M. 

11.13 HAROLD NICHOLS OPEN 9 A.M. 

11.19 COBBER OPEN ALL DAY 

11.26 NORTHEAST DUALS 

vs MARYLAND 8:30 A.M. 

vs BUCKNELL 12:40 P.M. 

vs CENTRAL MICHIGAN 2:30 P.M. 

12.3 UNI OPEN ALL DAY 

12.8 AT IOWA 7:00 P.M. 

12.29 MIDLANDS TOURNAMENT ALL DAY 

12.30 MIDLANDS TOURNAMENT ALL DAY 

1.6 NORTHERN COLORADO^ 7 P.M. 

1.8 AIR FORCE^ 2 P.M. 

1.13 WISCONSIN 7 P.M. 

1.21 FLASH FLANAGAN OPEN ALL DAY 

1.27 AT UTAH VALLEY^ 7 P.M. 

1.28 GRAND VIEW OPEN ALL DAY 

1.29 AT WYOMING 1 P.M. 

2.3 IOWA STATE 7 P.M. 

2.4 LORAS OPEN ALL DAY 

2.5 NORTH DAKOTA STATE^ 1 P.M. 

2.5 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE^ 3 P.M. 

2.12 NWCA DUALS TBA 

2.19 AT NEBRASKA TBA 

3.4 NCAA WEST REGIONAL ALL DAY 

3.14 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL DAY 




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