Tortsen GillespieAll-American

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Eric MorrillTwo-Time National Qualifier

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Edinboro had a pair of All­Americans at the NCAA Division I National Championships last year. jarrod King, who came in seeded secondat 165 lbs., finished third. It marked his second All­American performance after winning the national championship a year earlier.Torsten Gillespie went from unseeded at 149 lbs. to a sixth place finish. It marked the first All­American honor for the junior. Oddlyenough, both joined their brothers as All­Americans. Matt King was a two­time All­American while competing at 165 lbs. and GregorGillespie is one of only two four­time All­Americans at Edinboro, earning the recognition at 149 and 157 lbs.

Torsten Gillespie149 lbs.

Jarrod King165 lbs.

}Coaching StaffHead Coach Tim Flynn ...................................... 2­3, 5Assistant Coaches .................................................. 4­5

}Team InformationFast Facts ...................................................................... 12010­11 Schedule ................................................1, OBC2010­11 Preview........................................................ 6­8Returning National Qualifiers ............................10­162010­11 Fighting Scots.......................................... 17­25Roster/Roster Breakdown......................................26

}Season Review2009­10 in Review................................................28­292009­10 Dual Meet Results ................................30­31The 2010 NCAA Championships ............................32Edinboro NCAA Tournament Results ..................33The 2010 EWL Tournament....................................34The 2010 PSAC Championships..............................352009­10 Results ........................................................ 362009­10 Individual Statistics ....................................36

2009­10 Tournament Results ................................36

}HistoryNCAA Division I National Champions ..................38NCAA Honors & Awards........................................ 39Edinboro All­Americans.......................................... 40EWL Honors & Awards ............................................41PSAC Honors & Awards ..........................................42Year­by­Year Records ..............................................43Career Coaching Records........................................43All­Time Roster ....................................................44­45All­Time Division I Results ................................ 46­47All­Time vs. Opponents............................................47All­Time Individual Records ....................................48All­Time Team ............................................................49EWL Hall of Fame......................................................49}MiscellaneousThis is Edinboro University .................................... 50President Dr. Jeremy D. Brown ............................50Director of Athletics Bruce Baumgartner..........IBC

Edinboro Fast FactsLocation: Edinboro, PA 16444Enrollment: 8,781Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Red & WhiteAffiliation: NCAA I Conference: Eastern Wrestling League;

Pennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceArena: McComb Fieldhouse Capacity: 3,500President: Dr. Jeremy D. BrownAthletic Director: Bruce BaumgartnerHead Coach: Tim Flynn (Penn State ‘81)Record at Edinboro: 145­45­4, 14th yearCareer Record: 145­45­4, 14th yearAssistant Coaches: Cliff Moore (Iowa ‘04);

Joey Fendone (Edinboro ‘09); Kevin Welsh (Edinboro ‘01)

Office Phone: (814) 732­1856Trainer: Gary Hanna

2009­10 Record: 9­6­12009­10 NCAA Tournament Finish: 16thEWL Record/Finish: 5­1­0/1stPSAC Record/Finish: 3­0­0/1stLettermen Returning/Lost: x/xStarters Returning/Lost: 5/6NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 3/4

Eric Morrill (125 lbs.); Torsten Gillespie (149 lbs.); Chris Honeycutt (184 lbs. in ‘09)

All­Americans Returning/Lost: 1/1Torsten Gillespie (149 lbs. ­­ 6th)

Starters Returning2009­10

Name Wt. Yr. RecordEric Morrill* 125 Sr. 31­9Torsten Gillespie 149 Sr. 32­16Johnny Greisheimer 157 So. 24­21Chris Honeycutt@ 184 Jr. 26­1Shawn Fendone 197 Sr. 17­10

* will compete at 133 lbs.@ redshirted in ‘09­10

Starters Lost2009­10

Name Wt. RecordKyle Fluke 133 15­11Joel Webster 141 19­13Jarrod King 165 39­2Phil Moricone 174 22­5Pat Bradshaw 184 30­13Chris Birchler Hwt. 32­14

Key NewcomersName Wt. Yr.Kory Mines 125 Fr.Mitchell Port 133 Fr.A.J. Schopp 133 Fr.Vinny Pisani 141 Jr.David Habat 149 Fr.Nate Gaffney 197 Fr.

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department, Bob Shreve, director. Photo credits to AAron Ontiveroz, Cory Byknish, MikeGallagher, Bob Wheeler, Bob McCool and Chip Clarke.

2010-11 Wrestling ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSat., Nov. 6 COMFORT SUITES DUALS Edinboro, PA

vs. Purdue 6:00 p.m.vs. Hofstra 8:00 p.m.

Sat., Nov. 13 at Hershey Duals Hershey, PAvs. George Mason 9:00 a.m.vs. Virginia Tech 12 noonvs. Virginia 3:00 p.m.

Sun., Nov. 21 at Keystone Classic Philadelphia, PA All DaySat., Dec. 4 at PSAC Championships Bloomsburg, PA All DaySun., Dec. 12 OHIO STATE Edinboro, PA 2:00 p.m.Tue., Dec. 21 CLARION#$ Waterford, PA 8:00 p.m.Wed., Dec. 29 to at Southern Scuffle Greensboro, NC All Day

Thurs., Dec. 30Fri, Jan. 7 to at Virginia Duals Hampton, VA All Day

Sat., Jan. 8Sun., Jan. 16 at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 1:00 p.m.Sat., Jan. 22 EASTERN MICHIGAN Edinboro PA 4:00 p.m.

LOCK HAVEN# 6:00 p.m. Fri., Jan. 28 at Bloomsburg# Bloomsburg, PA 7:00 p.m.Sat., Jan. 29 CLEVELAND STATE# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sat., Feb. 5 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 1:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 12 EDINBORO OPEN Edinboro, PA All DayFri., Feb. 18 at West Virginia# Morgantown, WV 7:00 p.m.Sat., Feb. 19 PITTSBURGH# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sun., Mar. 6 at EWL Tournament Bloomsburg, PA All DayThur., Mar. 17 to at NCAA Division I Philadelphia, PA All Day

Sat., Mar. 19 National Championships

# EWL match $ at Fort LeBoeuf High School

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Tim Flynn14th YearPenn State ‘86

Mike DeAnna, Bruce Baumgartner, andnow Tim Flynn. Edinboro University has beenblessed with outstanding wrestling coaches sinceelevating the program to Division I status in themid­80's. Flynn enters his 14th season in chargeof the Fighting Scot wrestlers, and prior to thathe served as an assistant coach underBaumgartner for five years.

The former Penn State All­American has pro­duced quite a legacy in his 13 seasons at the helm.Edinboro has dominated eastern wrestling circlesduring Flynn's reign, winning the EasternWrestling League Championship the last eightyears and 12 of the last 13 years, along with thePennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceTournament title 11 times in the last 13 campaigns.

In addition, Edinboro at one point two yearsago had won 34 of 35 dual matches. The FightingScots had not lost in 29 straight EWL duals, going28­0­1, before Pittsburgh defeated them late lastseason.

Flynn is working his magic nationally, as well.He has guided three of his last five editions tosome of the most dominant campaigns inEdinboro history. Two years ago the FightingScots finished sixth at the NCAA Division I NationalChampionships, tying the 1997 team for the topfinish since Edinboro moved up to Division I.

Three wrestlers earned All­American honors,marking the third time in four years with three All­Americans. That included the third national cham­pion to train under Flynn, as Jarrod King cameaway with the national crown at 165 lbs. PaulDonahoe reached the finals at 125 lbs., markingthe first time Edinboro had two wrestlers in thefinals. Donahoe would finish second, and GregorGillespie joined Josh Koscheck as a four­time All­American with a fourth place finish at 157 lbs.

All that winning led to more awards forFlynn, as he was recognized as the EWL Coach ofthe Year for the fifth time and the PSAC Coach ofthe Year for the eighth time. Edinboro finishedthe season with a 14­4­1 record.

A year ago the Fighting Scots had some up­

and­down moments, but typical of Flynn teamsthey peaked late in the season. After winningtheir fifth straight PSAC Championship inDecember on their home mats to tie Lock Havenfor the most consecutive PSAC Crowns, theFighting Scots doubled up again at the EWLChampionships, shocking teams such asPittsburgh which seemed primed to finally wrestthe title away from the Boro.

With an incredible run in the second andthird sessions that saw Edinboro win its final 16matches, the Fighting Scots picked up theireighth straight EWL crown, outdistancing thePanthers 135.5 to 121.5 points.

Edinboro ended the year with a 9­6 recordin dual matches, giving Flynn a 145­45­5 record atEdinboro. He broke Fred Caro’s record for careervictories two years ago. Flynn was recognized asthe PSAC Coach of the Year for the ninth time.

The EWL title was followed up by anotherstrong showing at the NCAA Division I NationalChampionships, with the Fighting Scots finishing16th as six wrestlers made the trip to Omaha,Nebraska. For the fourth time in five years Flynnproduced multiple All­Americans. This time it wasJarrod King bringing home third place at 165 lbs.and unseeded Torsten Gillespie finishing sixth at149 lbs.

During his 13 years Flynn has produced 26All­Americans and 103 national qualifiers, cappedby Josh Koscheck's national championship at 174lbs. in 2001, Gillespie’s in 2007, and King’s in 2009.Koscheck became Edinboro's second all­timenational champion at the Division I level, and witha third place finish in 2002, became Edinboro'sfirst four­time All­American.

The 2005­06 Fighting Scots finished with aperfect 12­0 record, the only Division Iteam in the country to go undefeated.They dominated the PSACChampionships, as nine wrestlersreached the finals and six earned cham­pionships, both PSAC records.

Next came the EWL Tournament,where despite just two wrestlers captur­ing first place, nine earned a trip toNationals, as Edinboro outdistancedWest Virginia for its fourth straight EWLcrown. Flynn would later be named theEWL Coach of the Year for the fourthtime.

Finally came a memorable three­day stay in Oklahoma City, OK. Edinborodeparted the NCAA Division I NationalChampionships with three All­Americansand an eighth place finish, the highestsince the 1997 team finished sixth, andthe third­highest finish ever. The threeAll­Americans were the most since 2000.

The 2006­07 team came back withthe second straight top ten finish atNationals, finishing ninth. The FightingScots once again had three All­Americans, including the program’s thirdnational champion, and second underFlynn, as Gregor Gillespie brought homethe title at 149 lbs.

Edinboro ended the year with a 17­1 record,a school record for wins, and finished the regularseason ranked sixth, the highest in school history.The lone loss came to eighth­ranked Penn State,and the Scots avenged that loss with a 19­17 winlater in the season to finish first in the VirginiaDuals.

The Fighting Scots once again won thePSAC Championship, as all ten wrestlers earnedAll­PSAC honors with at least a third place finish,including five champions. Three grapplers cameaway with first place finishes at the EWLTournament, and eight qualified for Nationals.Flynn was later named the PSAC Coach of theYear for the sixth time.

The 2007­08 Edinboro edition appearedprimed for a third straight top ten finish as all tenwrestlers qualified for Nationals. But the FightingScots had a rough showing at Nationals, finishingin a tie for 21st. One of the few bright spots wasGregor Gillespie placing fifth at 157 lbs. to earn All­American honors for the third time.

In addition, Edinboro dominated the EWLTournament and PSAC Championships, withFlynn being named the PSAC Coach of the Yearfor the seventh time. Edinboro tied the PSACrecord with seven individual champions.

In 2005, The Fighting Scots finished 28th atNationals, the first time that Edinboro had not fin­ished in the top 25 during Flynn’s tenure.However, the Fighting Scots could still takesolace in Shawn Bunch’s second place finish at133 lbs. He became just the sixth Boro grapplerto earn a runner­up spot.

Edinboro previously recorded a 12th placefinish in 2001 and a 14th place finish in 2002 underFlynn, plus a pair of 15th place finishes.

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In 2004­05, Flynn took a young and inexperi­enced lineup, and one which would battle injuriesthroughout the year, and led it to a 9­5­1 record.

It would have been easy to use the inexperi­ence and injuries as an excuse, particularly whenthe Fighting Scots failed to win their fourthstraight PSAC title. Instead, Flynn rallied his grap­plers to a resounding first place finish at the EWLTournament. Bunch was the lone individual cham­pion, but six Fighting Scots qualified for Nationals.

Flynn was recognized as the PSACCoach of the Year in 2004 after guiding Edinboroto a 10­3 finish and a third straight PSAC title. In‘03 he was named both the EWL and PSAC Coachof the Year. The 2003­04 Fighting Scotedition matured as the year went on, easily cap­turing the PSAC crown as five grapplers broughthome individual titles, one shy of the schoolrecord. Just over a month later the FightingScots rallied from six points down entering thefinal session to tie West Virginia for the EWLchampionship. A record­tying four Scots werecrowned champions, with six Edinboro wrestlersqualifying for Nationals.

Edinboro also won the EWL dual meet titlefor the fourth time in six seasons, unseating WestVirginia with a 25­13 upset of the Mountaineers inMorgantown and ending WVU's 19­match EWLwinning streak. The Fighting Scots posted a per­fect 7­0 record in EWL competition.

A youthful Edinboro squad surprised theexperts by finishing with a 10­5 record in 2003,winning both the EWL and PSAC Championships.The Scots only finished third during the EWL dualmeet season, but thanks to four first place finish­es and all ten wrestlers placing no lower thanfourth, Edinboro outdistanced West Virginia toreclaim the EWL Tournament crown from theMountaineers. The PSAC Championship featuredfour individual champions. Matt King went on toplace fourth at 165 lbs. at Nationals, with eightScots qualifying for Nationals.

The Fighting Scots posted a 10­4 ledger theyear before, extending their EWL unbeatenstreak to 25 straight matches before an injury­rav­aged team suffered a loss at Lock Haven. TheBoro edged Lock Haven in the PSACChampionships, and later went on to finish sec­ond to West Virginia at the EWL Tournament.Seven Fighting Scots qualified for Nationals atEWLs, with Koscheck and Cory Ace going on toearn All­American status at Nationals. Ace fin­ished eighth at 133 lbs.

Edinboro finished with an 11­3­1 record in2001, concluding the campaign with an EWLunbeaten streak of 22 matches. The streak wasinterrupted by a 16­16 tie with Virginia Tech earlyin the season, but Edinboro went on to finish asthe regular season EWL champion for the sixthtime in the last eight years, including the last threeseasons. The Scots were 21­0­1 during their 22­match unbeaten streak. Edinboro then easilyoutdistanced Lock Haven at the EWLChampionships.

To top it off, a record­tying nine FightingScots qualified for Nationals, helping the Boro fin­ish with an all­time high point total in Iowa City,

IA. The 12th place finish led all eastern schools,and was the highest finish by an Edinboro squadsince the 1996­97 squad finished sixth. Flynn wasrecognized as the EWL Coach of the Year follow­ing the 2001 season.

Flynn came to Edinboro following three sea­sons as a graduate assistant coach at his almamater, Penn State. In his first season as headcoach the Fighting Scots were only 7­7 in dualmatches, but went on to win the PSACChampionship and the EWL Championship. Itmarked the first­ever EWL crown for Edinboro.With a record nine wrestlers going to Nationals,the Boro placed 15th at Nationals.

In 1998­99, the Fighting Scots closed out theseason with eight straight wins to finish at 11­3­1.For the second year in a row they captured thePSAC and EWL crowns, with eight Scots headingto Penn State for the NCAA Tournament.Edinboro finished 18th among the 79­team field.Flynn was recognized as the EWL Coach of theYear thanks to a perfect 7­0 league mark.

Edinboro's unbeaten dual match streakreached 19 in 1999­2000 before Central Michiganhanded the Scots an 18­15 defeat. It would be theonly setback that year, as Flynn's third team went14­1. That included a first­ever win over PennState by a 19­14 count in State College. Edinborohad lost its previous eight meetings with theNittany Lions. In addition, the Scots took firstplace at the prestigious Virginia Duals.

The Scots would win their third straight PSACand EWL titles, with Flynn recognized as the PSACCoach of the Year for the third straight year. Hewas also honored as Edinboro's Coach of the Yearin 1999­2000. Eight more wrestlers headed toNationals, securing a 15th place finish for the Scots.

Joining the program as an assistant coachprior to the start of the 1992­93 season, Flynnassisted Baumgartner to a 56­21 record during hisfive year period as an aide, including a perfect 14­0 dual match record and a 6th place finishat Nationals, the best in school history, in'95­96.

The Scots won three out of four EWLdual meet championships from 1994­97,with perfect 6­0 records each year, andclaimed just the second PSACChampionship in school history in 1994­95.

Following three standout seasons atVista High School in Vista, CA, Flynn movedeast to finish his prep career at AnnapolisSenior High School in Annapolis, MD. Hewent on to enjoy a stellar career at PennState, captaining the 1986­87 squad whileearning All­American honors at 134 lbs. Hewent 30­10­1 as a senior, winning the EWLtitle and finishing seventh at Nationals. TheNittany Lions enjoyed one of their greatestseasons ever with an 18­1­1 record and athird place finish at the NCAA Tournament.

Flynn finished with a 105­32­2 record,still ranking among the all­time career lead­ers in victories for the Nittany Lions. Healso won the EWL title as a junior in 1986while competing at 126 pounds, finishingwith a 30­7­1 mark. He qualified for

Nationals as a sophomore as well after finishingsecond at the EWL Championships. He was four­time Midlands Championships place winner, atwo­time Mat Town USA champion, and was anEspoir National freestyle runner­up in 1984.

Flynn graduated from Penn State in 1987with a bachelor's degree in BusinessManagement. He later earned his master'sdegree in Business Administration with a concen­tration in Finance in 1990. He and his wife, Tanya,reside in Edinboro with their two children ­ Logan,

All-Americans under Tim Flynn

1998 Jason Robison 190 2nd1999 Josh Koscheck 174 4th

Mark Samples 165 7th2000 Josh Koscheck 174 2nd

Shaun Shapert 157 7thKevin Welsh 184 6th

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 1stDavid Shunamon 197 6th

2002 Cory Ace 133 8thJosh Koscheck 174 3rd

2003 Matt King 165 4th2004 Matt King 165 3rd

Nate Yetzer 174 8th2005 Shawn Bunch 133 2nd2006 Shawn Bunch 133 3rd

Deonte Penn 165 4thGregor Gillespie 149 7th

2007 Gregor Gillespie 149 1stAlex Clemsen 184 4thDeonte Penn 165 7th

2008 Gregor Gillespie 157 5th2009 Jarrod King 165 1st

Paul Donahoe 125 2ndGregor Gillespie 157 4th

2010 Jarrod King 165 3rdTorsten Gillespie 149 6th

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Cliff Moore5th YearIowa ‘04

Former NCAA champion Cliff Moore was hired as assistantwrestling coach during the summer of2006 and enters his fifth season atEdinboro. Moore joined the Fighting Scots after working the previous twoyears with the Iowa program, his almamater. After serving as the strength

and conditioning coach in 2004­05, he was an administrative assistanthis second year.

Moore joined the Iowa wrestling program in 1999 after winningthree state titles as a prepster at Hempstead (IA) High School. Over thenext five years, he would win one national title and earn All­Americanstatus three times, in addition to claiming two Big Ten titles. The nation­al championship came while competing at 141 lbs. as a senior in 2003­04.That capped a year in which he finished 33­2 after defeating Nebraska’sMatt Murray, 5­2, in the national title match. He was presented the MikeHoward Award as Iowa’s most valuable wrestler. Moore ended hiscareer with twenty straight wins, including his second Big Ten title.

All told, Moore posted a 109­24 career record. After redshirting in1999­2000, he was 17­3 in 2000­01 while competing at 133 lbs. In 2001­02,he took over as the starter at 133 lbs. and proceeded to earn All­American honors with a sixth place finish at Nationals. Moore endedthe year with a 28­10 record, placing fifth at the Big Ten Championships.He won three tournament titles, including the Midlands Tournament. Moore captured Big Ten titles as a junior and senior. He gained anothersixth place finish and All­American honors at Nationals in 2002­03, onceagain competing at 133 lbs. While ending the season with a 31­9 record,he captured his first Big Ten title with a 3­1 win over Minnesota’s RyanLewis in sudden victory. He was named the John and Dorothy SillAward winner as Iowa’s most dedicated wrestler.

A native of Dubuque, Iowa, Moore graduated from Iowa with abachelor’s degree in Business Administration, with a concentration inMarketing, in 2004. He was named a wrestling Academic All­American in2003. Moore was a member of the 2006 National Freestyle Team.

Moore and his wife Michelle reside in Edinboro and have two sons,Carver (5) and Maddox (3), who were born 16 months apart.

Joey Fendone2nd YearEdinboro ‘09

Four­time national qualifier JoeyFendone begins his second season as anassistant coach with the Fighting Scots,and his first in a full­time mode.

Fendone wrapped up his career inthe spring of 2009 with his third trip toNationals at heavyweight, along withqualifying once at 197 lbs. He concluded

his career tied for 19th in career wins with a 105­40 record. He ranks sec­ond in career falls with 45.

As a fifth­year senior Fendone won his second PSAC title whilerecording a 30­8 record at heavyweight. That included 20 falls to tieDeonte Penn’s school record. Fendone ended the year ranked 12th byInterMat and 14th by Amateur Wrestling News. He finished second atthe EWL Championships to qualify for Nationals, and then went 3­2 in St.Louis. He took home first place at the Oklahoma Gold Classic.

As a junior Fendone finished with an 18­11 record with six falls. hewas hampered by an ankle injury that forced him to miss a month of theseason, but he still finished the year ranked 12th by Amateur WrestlingNews and 17th by InterMat. He placed third at both the EWLTournament and PSAC Championships.

Fendone fell one win shy of earning All­American honors in his firstseason as a heavyweight as a sophomore. He capped a 28­12 seasonwith a great run at Nationals, losing to national runnerup Aaron Anspachof Penn State, 11­1, in the quarterfinals, before coming back with a pairof wins in the wrestlebacks. He decisioned Kyle Massey of Wisconsin,10­7, then picked up his biggest win as a heavyweight with a 4­3 decisionover Iowa’s Matt Fields, who was seeded seventh. With All­Americanstatus on the line, suffered his fourth loss to Bloomsburg’s Mike Spaid,but extended the ninth seed to sudden victory before losing 6­4.

He was a wildcard selection to Nationals in 2006­07 after finishingfourth at the EWL Tournament. He finished second at the PSACChampionships, falling to Spaid in the finals.

Fendone began his career at 197 lbs. He enjoyed a cinderella sea­son, taking over as the starter at 197 lbs. in mid­January, then proceed­ing to dominate the competition, running off 13 straight wins at onepoint to climb into the national rankings. He ended the year with a 29­9ledger and ranked second on the team with 11 falls, tied for the 17th­most in school history. In his first trip to Nationals he went 1­2. Heplaced second at the EWL Tournament and picked up the title at PSACChampionships. He was named to Amateur Wrestling News’ 2006 All­Rookie Team, on the fourth team.

Fendone was a highly­touted recruit who was only the secondwrestler ever to win three New England Tournament titles and a three­time Massachusetts state champion. He captured three Massachusettsstate championships at 215 lbs. at Central Catholic High School inMassachusetts, and set the school record with a 176­6 career recordand had 120 falls, also a school record.

He was twice named the Boston Globe Wrestler of the Year andwas a four­time All­State and Boston Herald All­State team selection . Heposted the first undefeated record in school history as a senior (36­0).

Fendone received his bachelor’s degree in Sports Administration inMay 2009. His brother Shawn is a fifth­year senior on the Fighting Scotsand competes at 197 lbs.

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A former four-time national qualifier as a Fighting Scot, Joeyfendone has made the transition to assistant coach.

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Kevin Welsh1st YearEdinboro ‘01

Former Fighting Scot All­American Kevin Welsh returns toEdinboro this season to work as anassistant under his former head coachTim Flynn.

Welsh joins the Edinboro staff afterserving as an assistant coach atConneaut Lake High School from 2008.

Prior to that he was an assistant coach at his alma mater, Solon(Oh.)High School, from 2001­05. He began his coaching career as an aide atGeneral McLane High School in 2000­01. All told he coached 17 stateplace winners, including three state champions and three All­Americans.

Welsh enjoyed an illustrious career as a Fighting Scot and wasnamed Edinboro’s Sox Harrison Award Winner as the senior male ath­lete of the year. He capped his career with a sixth place finish atNationals at 184 lbs. to earn All­American honors as a senior in 1999­00.

He finished with a 37­9 record that year, taking second place at the EWLChampionships.

His highlight win was a 3­1 overtime decision over Vertus Jones ofWest Virginia in the dual meet between the two schools. Jones came inranked second nationally with a 22­0 record. welsh also placed sixth atthe prestigious Midlands Invitational as a senior.

That was one of two seasons with 37 wins for Welsh. He went 37­12 as a junior in 1997­98, finishing third at the EWL Championships. Hefinished in the top 12 at Nationals going 3­2.

Welsh picked up fourth place finishes at the EWL’s as a freshmanand sophomore, along with a second place showing at the PSACChampionships in 1996­97 and a third place in 1995­96. He posted a 20­16 record as a sophomore and was 17­15 as a true freshman.

All told Welsh was a four­time national qualifier who finished hiscareer with a 111­52 record.

As a prepster at Solon High School he was an Ohio state championand was also an NHSCA national champion.

In addition to his coaching duties, Welsh has served as constructionmanager at Phelps Design and Construction in Linevsille, PA since 2007.

Welsh received his Bachelor’s of Arts degree from Edinboro in 2001.He and his wife Carrie reside in Linesville with their two­year­old sonRaegan.

TIM FLYNN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD

Year Record PSAC EWL NCAA AA’s Highlights1997­98 7­7­0 1st 1st 15th 1 PSAC Coach of the Year1998­99 11­3­1 1st 1st 18th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year

EWL Coach of the Year1999­00 14­1­0 1st 1st 15th 3 PSAC Coach of the Year2000­01 11­3­1 2nd 1st 12th 2 EWL Coach of the Year2001­02 10­4­0 1st 2nd 14th 22002­03 10­5­0 1st 1st 24th 1 EWL Coach of the Year

PSAC Coach of the Year2003­04 10­3­0 1st T1st 24th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year2004­05 9­5­1 2nd 1st 28th 12005­06 12­0­0 1st 1st 8th 3 EWL Coach of the Year2006­07 17­1­0 1st 1st 9th 3 PSAC Coach of the Year2007­08 11­3­0 1st 1st T21st 1 PSAC Coach of the Year2008­09 14­4­1 1st 1st 6th 3 EWL Coach of the Year

PSAC Coach of the Year2009­10 9­6­0 1st 1st 16th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year13 Years 145-45-4

uNine­time PSAC Coach of the Yearu Five­time EWL Coach of the Year

u 56 PSAC Championsu 36 EWL Championsu 111 National Qualifiersu26 All­Americansu3 National Champions

Tim Flynn at EdinboroTim Flynn at Edinboro

Winner, competitor, teacher – all goodwords to describe Edinboro University wrestlingcoach Tim Flynn. One word you won’t find todescribe the veteran coach is patient. “That’snot one of my better virtues,” laughed Flynn.

Yet it might be the most necessary qualityhe’ll need this coming season. The 2010­11Fighting Scots are a team that could test hispatience. Not because it is a team lacking in tal­ent, but with the exception of a few topreturnees, it is a youthful team that will requireplenty of nurturing.

“We have a lot of different faces,” Flynnadmitted. “We will definitely have someyounger guys at some weights. We could havesix guys that haven’t really been in the lineup. Itwill be different than a year ago.”

With his lofty goals, not to mention thechallenging schedule Flynn has assembled, theFighting Scots will be a work in progress. Butthen again, Flynn has also stressed that his teamspeak in late February and March. That’s a goodreason why Edinboro has won eight straightEastern Wrestling League championships and 12in the last 13 years, not to mention three top tenfinishes in the last five years at the NCAA DivisionI National Championships.

“A young team doesn’t necessarily meanyou have to lose,” Flynn stressed. “You look atlast season and you had two national champions,one a true freshman and the other a redshirt

freshman. You don’t adjust your goals ever.These kids are young and will maybe have somegrowing pains, but you don’t adjust goals by anymeans.”

A year ago Edinboro battled a series ofinjuries and ended the year with a 9­6­1 record indual matches. The Fighting Scots made it fivestraight PSAC championships, tying Lock Havenfor the most ever. But for one of the rare timesin years Edinboro entered the EWLChampionships as the underdog, with a strongPittsburgh lineup that snapped the Boro’s 30­EWL match winning streak two weeks earlierintent on taking home the title.

But someone forgot to tell the FightingScots that they weren’t supposed to win in 2010.Edinboro ran off an incredible 16 straight wins inthe second and third round to win its eighthstraight EWL crown.

Two weeks later the Fighting Scots finished16th at Nationals as Jarrod King and TorstenGillespie took home All­American honors. Kingfinished third at 165 lbs. and Gillespie was anunexpected sixth at 149 lbs.

However, only five starters return, and twoof those – Johnny Greisheimer and Matt Laird –shared the starting role at 157 lbs. Laird, whoended the season with an injury redshirt yearafter going down with a knee injury, will moveup to 165 lbs,, with Greisheimer remaining at 157lbs.

Gillespie returns for his senior season at 149lbs. and is ranked in the top five in vir­tually every preseason poll. The line­up will be bolstered by the return oftwo­time national qualifier ChrisHoneycutt at 184 lbs. He too is ratedin the top five after redshirting lastyear, but offseason shoulder surgeryleaves him behind as the seasonnears.

Eric Morrill moves up from 125 to133 lbs. A two­time national qualifierat 125 lbs., Morrill was ranked in thetop five in January before fading latein the year, in part due to illness.Shawn Fendone, another senior,returns at 197 lbs.

The rest of the lineup will featurefirst­time starters, although Flynn cantake solace that this year’s recruitingclass was rated among the best inthe country. “As a coach, when youhave a Jarrod King, you know whatto expect of him,” explained Flynn.“These young kids, we’re excitedabout letting them loose.

“These guys have won before,”he continued. “You look at 125 lbs. asan example. Kory Mines, EvanYenolevich ­­­ they’ve won theirwhole lives. Why shouldn’t they winat the national level? They just have

to make the transition to college.”Flynn has assembled a schedule that in all

likelihood will give his youngsters a baptism byfire. It includes dual matches against the likes ofPurdue, Hofstra, Ohio State, Virginia Tech andNorth Carolina, along with the usual EWL foeslike West Virginia and Pittsburgh. Throw in theVirginia Duals, which always feature a strongfield, and as a team the Fighting Scots will betested early and often. In addition, Edinboro willonce again compete in the Southern Scuffle,always one of the toughest tournaments in thecountry, plus this year wrestles in the PennTourney.

The demanding schedule was no accident.“We have a lot of duals this year,” he pointedout. We changed it up a bit. We decided to addthe Penn Tourney and the Hershey Duals. Itgives us some different things and some differ­ent looks. It’s a challenging schedule. We’ll seesome of the better guys in the country.

“That’s what we want. Right away you seethe better teams. Hopefully we’ll be better inJanuary for going through this early. “It all gets underway on Saturday, November 6 asthe Fighting Scots host the Comfort Suites Duals,where they will face Purdue and Hofstra. It con­cludes in Philadelphia in March with the 2011NCAA Division I National Championships. Flynn ishoping in between his young wrestlers will do alot of growing, and maybe patience won’t besuch a necessary virtue.

Here’s a look at the 2010­11 Fighting Scots,weight class by weight class:

}125 lbs.With Eric Morrill moving up to 133 lbs., the

125 lb. field features three inexperiencedwrestlers. Bijan Banks is the lone member of thetrio to compete for the Fighting Scots a yearago, as he redshirted.

“Bijan is in his second year and is a real hardworker,” related Flynn. “He’s very dedicatedand we think he’ll make some big gains. He wasundersized last year.”

Kory Mines was one of the top recruits thisyear, but he may face the same thing Banksfaced last year – being undersized. Mines wasthe 112 lb. Ohio state champion a year ago.

A four­time Ohio state place winner, Minescapped a brilliant high school career by winningthe Division I 112 lb. championship. He ended theyear with a 41­2 and finished his career with a163­12 record. Mines won the 103 lb. state cham­pionship as a junior after placing second as asophomore and sixth as a freshman. He had a41­4 record as a junior. He was ranked seventhby Amateur Wrestling News at 112 lbs.

“Kory is a big part of our future,” Flynnassured. “He’s trying to fill in right now aftercompeting at 112 lbs. last year.”

The wildcard is Evan Yenolevich, one of thetop 125 pounders coming out of high school a

Eric Morrill moves up to 133 lbs. after qualifying forNationals twice at 125 lbs.

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Flynn Sees Youthful Lineup Developing as Year Progresses

year ago. He was a three­time PIAA state finalistwho won the 2009 title at 125 lbs. and had a 167­13career record. He did not compete in 2009­10 andmay need some time to adjust.

“Evan’s in his first year with us,” commentedFlynn. “He’s doing real well. He will have to focuson his weight. If he can get the edge back competi­tively, he will be a good one.”

Flynn noted that should Yenolevich win thestarting job it would afford Mines the opportunity toredshirt and grow.

}133 lbs.Eric Morrill takes over for the departed Kyle

Fluke at 133 lbs. Morrill is a three­year starter at 125lbs. and has earned two trips to Nationals. A yearago Morrill finished with a 31­9 record, but whatappeared to be an All­American type season endedin disappointment late in the year. Morrill wasranked in the top five after winning the RenoTournament with upsets of Penn State’s BradPataky in the semifinals and third­ranked AnthonyRobles of Arizona State in the finals. He would alsotake home fifth place at the Southern Scuffle. Theyear ended with losses in five of his seven matches,although illness ultimately played a large role.

Morrill enters his senior campaign with a 66­35career record, and Flynn feels he is ready to pick upwhere he left off in late January last year. “Eric ismoving up and will do fine at that weight,” stressedFlynn. If he focuses he can wrestle with the bestguys in the country.”

Three first­year wrestlers bolster this weightclass and leave Edinboro with a bright future.Mitchell Port and A.J. Schopp are two of the jewelsof the 2010 recruiting class.

Port was a three­time PIAA Class AAA placewinner at Bellefonte(Pa.) High School who won the125 lb. PIAA state title as a senior after finishingfourth at 119 lbs. as a junior. Port finished with a per­fect 45­0 record last year while competing forFlynn’s brother Pat. He had a 156­18 career recordand was ranked 28th in InterMat’s Top 100.

Schopp was a four­time PIAA place winnerafter winning the 135 lb. Class AA title forTyrone(Pa.) High School last year. Like Port, he fin­ished with an undefeated record at 42­0, capping acareer in which he was 160­11. He was second theprevious year at 119 lbs. Schopp was ranked 67th inInterMat’s Top 100.

“Both will probably redshirt this year,” Flynnadmitted. “We think Mitchell could move up in thefuture. Both are talented kids who are going toscore a lot of points for us at Nationals in thefuture.”

The third first­year performer is MattHasbrouck, a sophomore from Palmyra­Macedon(NY) High School who was a two­timestate qualifier. He attended Monroe CommunityCollege a year ago.

“Matt’s been a good addition,” noted Flynn.“He’s working hard and will improve rapidly.”

}141 lbs.Junior college transfer Vinny Pisani looks to

replace Joel Webster at 141 lbs. A former Californiastate champion as a prepster, Pisani is a two­time

JUCO All­American who finished second at 141 lbs. atthe NJCAA National Championships this past yearwhile wrestling for Iowa Central CommunityCollege. He entered Nationals ranked eighth andhelped Iowa Central CC win its fifth straight NJCAAcrown.

Pisani finished with a 36­7 record a year agoafter going 32­10 as a freshman. As a freshman hecame in fifth at Nationals at 141 lbs.

“Vinny has had some success at the junior col­lege level,” Flynn pointed out. “He has taken to ourtraining and is going to be a solid addition. When hewrestles to his capabilities he can compete with thebest.”

A pair of freshmen will push Pisani for time onthe mat, Kasey Davis and Kyle Felter. Davis hailsfrom nearby Meadville High School where he was39­7 and a PIAA qualifier as a senior. Felter, whomight also wrestle at 133 lbs., competed at ThomasDale(Va.) High School where he was 78­38 in threeyears as a starter. he was a two­time regional placewinner.

“Kasey has a lot of talent,” Flynn commented.“He’s shown flashes of being really good. We justneed to work with him.”

“Kyle is a first­year kid who is young andeager,” noted Flynn. “One of these kids will wrestleand one will redshirt.”

}149 lbs.A year ago the plan was to redshirt Torsten

Gillespie. Circumstances led to a change in that plan,and Gillespie went on to enjoy the best season of hiscareer. The senior finished with a 32­16 record andpeaked at just the right time. He upset Clarion’sJames Fleming to win the EWL championship at 149lbs., then posted several upsets, including a 6­4 deci­sion over fourth­seeded Kyle Ruschell of Wisconsin,and went on to a sixth place finish at Nationals.

Gillespie joined his brother Gregor as an All­American, and now hopes to repeat in 2010­11. Itwon’t be easy against a very competitive weightclass. He comes into the season ranked sixth byInterMat and Amateur Wrestling News. A three­timenational qualifier, Gillespie enters his final seasonwith a 78­53 career record.

“ Torsten has matured a little bit,” relatedFlynn. “He got a taste of success and he wantsmore. He’s kind of wrestling with a chip on hisshoulder. Some people think it was luck. He wantsto show those people that it wasn’t. He beat goodkids. When he wrestles his best he can beat any­one.”

The heir apparent is David Habat, a freshmanfrom wrestling powerhouse St. Ignatius(Oh.) HighSchool. Habat is a four­time Ohio state place win­ner who finished second at 152 lbs. at the 2010 statechampionships after winning the state title at 145lbs. as a junior. He had a 147­16 career record.

“David will probably redshirt,” noted Flynn.“He is really talented and a good athlete. He isgoing to be super.”

Redshirt freshman Luke Speno and Jon Marc­Burdick are also available. Flynn predicts that bothwill get more wins this year. “They are both a littlestronger this year and are a lot tougher.” Torsten Gillespie earned All-

American honors with a sixth placefinish at 149 lbs.

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USA Today/ NWCA/ InterMat Preseason Poll

Rk School Points1. Cornell 982. Boise State 79.53. Oklahoma State 654. Wisconsin 605. Minnesota 54.56. Central Michigan 52.57. Penn State 478. Iowa 35.59. Oklahoma 33.5T10. Arizona State 31.5T10. Illinois 31.512. Nebraska 3113. Michigan 30T14. Kent State 27T14. Missouri 27T14. Ohio State 27T17. Lehigh 26.5T17. Northwestern 26.5T17. Wyoming 26.5T20. American 24.5T20. Rutgers 24.522. Virginia 24T23. EDINBORO 23.5T23. Purdue 23.5T25. Pittsburgh 23T25. Virginia Tech 23

Individual Preseason PollsWt. Wrestler IM/AWN/WIN

133 Eric Morrill* NR/16/NR149 Torsten Gillespie 6/6/4184 Chris Honeycutt 4/5/4

* ranked at 133 lbs.IM ­­ InterMat; AWN ­­ Amateur Wrestling NewsWIN ­­ W.I.N. Magazine

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}157 lbs.A year ago Edinboro had a pair of promising

freshman looking to fill the spot vacated by four­time All­American Gregor Gillespie. Matt Lairdbested Johnny Greisheimer in the wrestleoff andassumed the starting role, with the plan to red­shirt Greisheimer. Laird got off to a fast start buta knee injury forced him out of the lineup inDecember.

That ended the plans to redshirtGreisheimer and the highly­touted recruit endedup going 24­21 as a true freshman. Now both willbe in the lineup, with Laird moving up to 165 lbs.Greisheimer is a former two­time New York statechampion who took third place in his first shot atthe EWL Championships.

“Johnny had a very productive summer,”noted Flynn. “He will do a lot better this year. Ithink he will surprise some people.”

Jeffrey Brigham and Cy Heller will pushGreisheimer. Brigham is a sophomore who was3­6 while competing at 149 lbs. a year ago. “Jeffmoves up to 157 lbs. this year. He’s looked goodand he’s working very hard. He has taken a stepfrom last year,” assessed Flynn.

Heller is a freshman from Milton Area(Pa.)High School who will likely redshirt. Flynn notedthat he is one of the many young wrestlers whoneed to get bigger and stronger as they embarkon their college careers.

}165 lbs.Matt Laird moves up from 157 lbs. and has

the unenviable task of filling the shoes of two­time All­American Jarrod King. At the same time,it’s comforting for Flynn to have someone with a

little experience ready to assume the spot. “Matt has really looked good,” stated

Flynn. “He showed a little last year before get­ting hurt. He has been in the room workinghard. He has ability, and is a competitor. “

A two­time PIAA state medalist, Laird went15­9 last year while competing at 157 lbs. He gotoff to a fast start with 10 wins in his first 11 bouts,taking third place at the UB Open and first placeat the EMU Open freshman and sophomore divi­sion. He placed sixth at the PSAC Championshipsbut by that time was suffering the effects of aknee injury and was shut down for the seasonafter that.

Freshman Ethan Saylor is in reserve. Sayloris a product of the same Connellsville Area HighSchool that King wrestled at. He had a 121­42career record. Flynn noted that Saylor has gottenoff to a good start and he may have him com­pete this year rather than redshirting him.

}174 lbs.There is likely not a more wide open weight

class than 174 lbs. Chris Hrunka has enjoyedsome success in the past while competing at 165lbs., but Flynn feels he has matured and is readyto contribute.

“Chris has been in the lineup before,”noted Flynn. “He’s working a lot harder and hesees this as his opportunity. This opportunity hasreally helped his attitude and training.” Althoughhe was just 1­9 last year, Hrunka gained valuableexperience while filling in for the injured King.

Redshirt freshman David Osborne andfreshman Frank Speights are also in the competi­tion. Osborne placed eighth at the PIAA champi­

onships as a junior but was unable tocompete as a senior due to an injury.

“David is in his first year and isworking hard,” Flynn commented.“He’s been at camps with us andwe’ve known him for a long time.Frank is a young kid who will proba­bly redshirt.”

Speights was 31­3 as a senior atWest Babylon(NY) High School.

}184 lbs.After redshirting a year ago

Chris Honeycutt returns and has anopportunity to be one of the top 184pounders in the country. A two­timenational qualifier who missed All­American status by one win in 2009,Honeycutt honed his skills last year,going 26­1 in open events. He wonthe prestigious Southern Scuffle witha win over Kent State’s DustinKilgore, who was the third seed atNationals and finished seventh. Healso won four other events.

Honeycutt was 33­8 in2008­09 and won both the EWL andPSAC championships. He has 59career wins. After offseason shoul­der surgery Honeycutt’s 2010­11debut may be delayed.

“Chris can compete with anybody,” Flynnstated. “He’s coming back from an injury andthe question is will he be ready at the beginningof the year. Last year he beat a lot of good kids.He has a lot of confidence.”

Kenny Massey provides the Fighting Scotswith a solid reserve at both 184 and 197 lbs. Thejunior was 4­8 last year but continues to improve.“Kenny loves wrestling,” beamed Flynn. “Heworks hard and has improved every year. He’ll getsome mat time in the upper weights this season.”

}197 lbs.Is this the year that Shawn Fendone takes

the final step? The younger brother of formerfour­time national qualifier and current assistantcoach Joey Fendone, Shawn at times was domi­nating in his first season as the starter at 197 lbs.He ended the year with a 17­10 record and had ateam­high 10 falls. He took second place at thePSAC Championships and was third at the EWLChampionships.

“Shawn is in his fifth year and has shownflashes of being as good as anyone,” Flynn point­ed out. “If he can wrestle to his potential everytime we’ll have a top ten wrestler. It’s all aboutconsistency for Shawn.”

Flynn hopes the future is covered withfreshman Nate Gaffney. A standout atConnellsville(Pa.) High School, Gaffney won thePIAA Class AAA state championship at 215 lbs. asa junior. He was unable to defend his title whenhe suffered an injury in his first match at statesthis spring. He was 40­3 last year after going 49­6 as a junior.

“Nate is young and needs to mature,”admitted Flynn. “He needs to get stronger. Butwe expect a lot from him in the future.”

}Hwt.An interesting battle shapes up between

two former highly­regarded recruits whose timehas come. A year ago Chris Birchler transferredto Edinboro and bought a year for Mike Hortonand Ernest James to grow. Now it’s time for oneof them to step up and continue the successenjoyed by the likes of Birchler and JoeyFendone in recent years.

Horton is a sophomore who is in his thirdyear in the program. A former fifth­place finisherat the PIAA Class AAA state championships as asenior, he was 30­18 a year ago while competingin open tournaments. He placed at four differenttournaments.

“Mike is kind of like Chris Hrunka,” Flynnnoted. “He’s excited and knows he has a chanceto be in the lineup this year. He has done betterevery year.”

James was one of last year’s top recruitsafter winning the New York Division I state cham­pionship at 215 lbs. as a senior. He was a late­bloomer in high school and Flynn is looking forthat growth to continue. “Ernest had a goodsummer. His body looks better and he’s gettingstronger.”

A year ago James got in plenty of action,going 15­14 in open tournaments.

Chris Honeycutt is a two-time national qualifier at184 lbs. who redshirted a year ago.

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Torsten Gillespie 149SeniorWebster, NYWebster Schroeder HS

One-Time All-AmericanThree-Time National QualifierOne-Time EWL Champion

Three­time national qualifier whocomes off All­American performance asa junior after the original plan was toredshirt him … enters his third year as the starter at 149 lbs. after start­ing at 141 lbs. as a true freshman, then moved up to 149 lbs. a year ago ...begins the year ranked sixth by both InterMat and Amateur WrestlingNews …head coach Tim Flynn notes that he tasted success last yearand is wrestling with a chip on his shoulder, looking to show people itwasn;t a fluke ... has 78 career wins … also an excellent student whohas earned NWCA All­Academic honors the last two years ... youngerbrother of Edinboro national champion and four­time All­AmericanGregor Gillespie ... a former high school All­American.} 2009-10Went from anticipated redshirt year to All­American after great run at end ofthe year … earned All­American honors for first time after going in unseed­ed … placed sixth at 149 lbs. in Omaha, going 4­3 at Nationals … openedwith 10­0 major decision over Dean Pavlou of Chattanooga, then served hewas going to be tough to beat with 6­4 upset of Kyle Ruschell of Wisconsin,the fourth seed … lost to fifth­seeded Frank Molinaro of Penn State in thequarterfinals, but came back with back­to­back wins to earn All­Americanstatus … in the round of 12 decisioned Andrew Nadhir of Northwestern 4­2,then claimed a 7­5 overtime decision over America’s Kyle Boschoff … would

lose twice on Saturday, to third­seeded Kyle Terry of Oklahoma and onceagain to Molinaro to finish sixth and end the year with a 32­16 record … had5 falls, 3 technical falls and 7 major decisions … earned third trip to nationalswith an impressive showing at the EWL Championships, capped a 4­0 upsetof 15th­ranked James Fleming of Clarion … turned in strong showings at apair of major tournaments, with a third place finish at the Southern Scuffleand a sixth place showing at the Reno Tournament … lone loss at SouthernScuffle was to 10th­ranked Matt Kyler of Army after winning a 4­3 decisionover 17th­ranked Josh Roosa of Bloomsburg … took second place at theEMU Open, and was third at the PSAC Championships, defeating Fleming 5­1in the third place match.} 2008-09Finished with a 27­19 record with 5 falls, 2 technical falls and 4 majordecisions while competing at 149 lbs... qualified for Nationals for secondstraight year, and after losing first match, picked up first win at nationalchampionships with 3­2 win over Nick Stabile of North Carolina ... went1­2 at Nationals ... struggled at EWL Championships while battling illness,finishing sixth, but still earned at­large berth ... brought home first placeat PSAC Championships with a last­second 9­8 win over George Hickmanof Bloomsburg ... placed sixth at the Reno Tournament and seventh atthe Southern Scuffle ... was actually in line for higher finish at Reno aftersuffering a narrow 2­1 loss to fifth­ranked Bryce Saddoris of Navy, butgave up medical forfeits in his next two bouts due to illness ... was fifthat Oklahoma Gold Classic. } 2007-08Earned a trip to Nationals as a true freshman with a second place finish atthe EWL Tournament … ended the year with a 19­18 record and four falls,dropping both of his matches at Nationals … drew fifth­seeded ManuelRivera of Minnesota in his first match, losing by technical fall … picked up apair of big wins at EWL’s, opening with a 15­0 technical fall over DarrenKern of Bloomsburg, then upset Cleveland State’s Mike Hurley in the semi­finals, winning by fall at 5:17 … dropped a 5­1 decision to Drew Headlee ofPittsburgh in the final … placed fourth at the PSAC Championships and theMichigan State Open (freshman and sophomore division), but really madepeople notice him in the Southern Scuffle … won five of his first six match­es, but in the last match suffered a broken finger … went on to compete intwo more matches, suffering losses, but still finished eighth, with two ofhis three losses to nationally­ranked opponents. } High SchoolFinished senior season on a strong note as he earned All­American hon­ors with a seventh place finish at the NHSCA Senior Nationals ... con­cluded career for head coach Dean Salvaggio at Webster SchroederHigh School with a 130­19 record and was a four­year starter ... finishedthird at 135 lbs. at New York State Championships as a senior to cap a43­3 season, then went 7­2 at Nationals to finish with a 50­5 ledger ...Section V Class AA champion at 135 lbs. as a senior and 119 lbs. as ajunior, when he finished 16­1 ... two­time Monroe County champion ...finished third at Eastern States Classic as a senior after winning title at119 lbs. as a junior ... was 36­8 as a sophomore and 28­5 as a freshman. } PersonalBorn November 15, 1988 ... full name is Torsten Gillespie ... son of Sueand Brad Gillespie ... Computer Science major with a 3.34 GPA ... has onebrother and one sister … brother was four­time All­American andnational champion Gregor Gillespie, who concluded his career atEdinboro in 2009 ... father wrestled at Elmira College and was an All­American at Corning Community College.

Torsten Gillespie’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2007­08 19 18 3 6 4 4 5 2nd DNP2008­09 27 19 9 9 5 2 4 6th DNP2009­10 32 16 6 6 5 3 7 1st 6thCareer 78 53 18 21 14 9 16

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Eric Morrill 133SeniorSandown, NHTimberlane Regional HS

Two-Time National Qualifier

Two­time national qualifier at 125 lbs.who moves up to 133 lbs. for his finalseason ... head coach Tim Flynn feels ifhe stays focused can wrestle with thebest in the weight class ... redshirted in2008­09 and benefitted greatly fromcompeting each day against Paul Donahoe, the national runnerup ... wasa national qualifier as a sophomore in 2007­08 at 125 lbs…has displayedthe ability to push for All­American honors, and was ranked in the topfive a year ago before illness sapped him late in the year … stepped inas the starter at 125 lbs. immediately as a true freshman ... another ofthe New England contingent to make their way west to Edinboro ... athree­time New England finalist and a three­time New Hampshire statechampion. } 2009-10Ended the year with a 31­9 record while qualifying for Nationals for thesecond time at 125 lbs.. peaked in the top five after impressive showingsat the Reno Tournament and Southern Scuffle, but he struggled late inthe year, due in large part to illness ... lost both of his matches atNationals after finishing third at the EWL Championships ... high­markmoment was a first place finish at the Reno Tournament, where he wonall four matches, three against ranked wrestlers ... in the quarterfinalswon a 10­4 decision over 15th­ranked Alan Bartelli of Boise State, fol­lowed by a 10­8 decision over Penn State’s Brad Pataky, who wasranked eighth ... posted biggest win of career in the final, upsettingthord­ranked Anthony Robles of Arizona State 4­3 ... added a fifth placefinish at the Southern Scuffle, losing a pair of 3­2 decisions, includingone to third­ranked Zach Sanders of Minnesota ... won the PSACChampionship and also finished first at the Oklahoma Gold Classic ...took second place at the EMU Open, falling in the final by a 4­2 decisionto Northwestern All­American Brandon Precin. } 2008-09Redshirted ... went 17­5 while competing in open tournaments ... went4­0 to finish first at Kent State Open, and also took home third place atUB Open and fourth place at Southern Scuffle ... was 6­2 at SouthernScuffle, with both losses to Kent State’s Nick Bedelyon, who went on tofinish eighth at Nationals. } 2007-08Finished the year with a 20­11 record, with two falls and three majordecisions, and earned his first trip to Nationals with a second place fin­ish at the EWL Tournament … narrowly missed upsetting seventh­ranked Mike Sees of Bloomsburg in the finals, losing 8­7 … went 2­2 atNationals … dropped his first match to James Nicholson of OldDominion, 8­2, but came back with wins over Wisconsin’s Collin Cudd(fall at 6:38) and Anthony Mustari of Northern Colorado (5­4), beforedropping a 7­3 decision to Penn State’s Mark McKnight, who would goon to place fourth … placed second at PSAC Championships, droppingan 8­5 decision to Sees, and was second at the Michigan State Open …dropped a 2­0 decision to Northwestern’s Brandon Precin, who wouldfinish seventh at Nationals, in the Michigan State Open finals. } 2006-07Earmed the starting role at 125 lbs. during the preseason and went on tofinish with a 15­15 record ... finished fourth at the EWL Tournament, suf­fering a 5­4 loss to Pittsburgh’s Brad Gentzle in the third place match ...

seven of his losses came to nationally­ranked wrestlers, including a nar­row 8­6 decision to second­ranked Mark McKnight of Penn State, and a9­6 loss to 11th­ranked Mike Sees of Bloomsburg in his first EWLTournament bout ... took home third place at the PSAC Championships,winning by fall over Clarion’s Toby Seger. } High SchoolHelped New England power Timberlane Regional High School go unde­feated his final three years while wrestling for coach Barry Chooljian ...helped the Owls win four straight state team championships and winthe New England championship as a junior and senior ... concluded bril­liant career with 47­5 record as a senior, winning the New Hampshirestate championship at 119 lbs. and going on to reach the New Englandfinals for his third straight year ... chosen the Outstanding Wrestler atthe 2006 state championships ... was a three­time New Hampshirechampion, winning at 112 lbs. as a junior and 103 lbs. as a sophomore ...had a 37­5 record as a junior and 34­6 record as a sophomore, giving hima 118­16 record over his final three years ... selected as a high school All­American by Wrestling USA Magazine . } PersonalBorn January 12, 1988 ... full name is Eric Francis Morrill ... SportsAdministration/Recreation Administration major ... son of Colleen Hannaand Brian Morrill ... has one brother and one sister ... father played hock­ey at UMass­Lowell.

Eric Morrill’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2006­07 15 15 8 8 1 0 4 DNP DNQ2007­08 20 11 9 4 2 0 3 2nd DNP2008­09 redshirted2009­10 31 9 10 3 0 1 9 3rd DNPCareer 66 35 27 15 3 1 16

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Chris Honeycutt 184JuniorNorth Ridgeville, OHSt. Edward’s HS

Two-Time National QualifierOne-Time EWL Champion

A two­time national qualifier who returnsto the lineup after redshirting last season... head coach Tim Flynn feels he has theability to wrestle with anyone in the coun­try ... could miss the start of the season while recovering from offseasonshoulder surgery, but enters the year ranked fourth by both InterMat andAmateur Wrestling News ... two­time Ohio state champion at renowned St.Edward’s(Oh.) High School who was one of the jewels of the 2007 recruit­ing class and has not disappointed ... ranked fifth by Wrestling USA at 189lbs. as a high school senior.} 2009-10Redshirted ... went 26­1 while competing in open events at 184 lbs... tookhome championships in five different events, along with a second placefinish at the Nittany Lion Open ... lone setback was a 9­8 decision to 14th­ranked Dave Erwin of Penn State in the finals ... knocked off fellow NittanyLion Quentin Wright, who also redshirted last year, 6­5, in the semifinals ...won the championship at the Southern Scuffle with a 7­5 decision overthird­ranked Dustin Kilgore after defeating 16th­ranked Steve Bosak ofCornell, 5­2, in the semifinals ... also took first place in the UB Open, theCSU Open, the EMU Open and the Michigan State Open.

} 2008-09Finished with a 33­8 record with 3 technical falls and 7 major decisions whilecompeting at 184 lbs... went 3­2 in second trip to Nationals, including an 8­6upset of fifth­seeded Dustin Kilgore of Kent State ... losses came to sev­enth­seed Doug Umbelhauer of Rider (5­1) and to ninth­seed Joe LeBlancof Wisconsin (7­2) ... won first EWL crown with 5­4 decision overPittsburgh’s Zac Thomusseit in the finals ... also claimed first PSAC champi­onship with a 10­3 win over Clint Podish of Clarion ... turned in outstandingperformance at Reno Tournament with first place showing ... won all fivematches, including wins over a pair of ranked opponents ... in semifinals,defeated 19th­ranked Joh Barone of Duke, 12­2, and in finals bestedLeBlanc, who was ranked tenth, via 4­1 decision ... took home sixth place atSouthern Scuffle after suffering an injury in wrestlebacks ... injury defaultedone match, and gave up a medical forfeit in fifth place match ... seven ofeight losses came to nationally­ranked opponents. } 2007-08Earned a trip to Nationals at 184 lbs. as a true freshman after taking overas the starter midway through the year … ended the year ranked 18thby WIN Magazine and 19th by Amateur Wrestling News … was namedthe Rookie of the Year by both the EWL and PSAC … finished with a 26­10 record with 4 falls and 6 major decisions … went 1­2 at Nationals,defeating Brown’s Matt Gevelinger, 4­0, before being eliminated by a 5­3 decision to Zach Giesen of Stanford … took over as the starter after astrong showing at the Southern Scuffle, taking home third place …went 8­1 in that tourney, including an 11­3 decision over 18th­ranked JoshHaines of Maryland and a 5­3 win over North Carolina State’s RyanGoodman, who was ranked 20th … earned trip to Nationals with a sec­ond place finish at the EWL Tournament, suffering a 10­8 loss to WestVirginia’s Kurt Brenner in the finals … also finished sixth at the NittanyLion Open and was third at the Michigan State Open (freshman andsophomore division). } High SchoolEnjoyed an illustrious two­year career at high school powerhouse St.Edward’s, where he wrestled for head coach Greg Urbas, after compet­ing his first two years at North Andover(Mass.) High School ... won theOhio state championship as a senior at 189 lbs., winning by fall to com­plete a perfect 39­0 season as the Eagles won their 11th straight statetitle ... won three of his four matches at states by fall ... had 20 falls as asenior ... won five tournaments, including sectionals and districts, alongwith the Ironman Tournament, where he was named the OutstandingWrestler ... a four­time state placewinner, two in Massachusetts andtwo in Ohio, and won sectionals and districts all four years ... as a junior,placed third at Ohio state championships while wrestling at 189 lbs....won Massachusetts state championship at 189 lbs. as sophomore whilecompeting for North Andover, ending with a 44­3 record with 35 falls ...was named MIAA regional outstanding wrestler in 2005 ... wasMassachusetts state runner­up as a freshman at 171 lbs., finishing 32­1,with lone loss in title match ... had a career record of 154­10 ... was amember of the 2007 Ohio All­Star Team vs. “Wrestling USA “ DreamTeam ... member of 2006 Junior National Team.} PersonalBorn July 25, 1988 ... full name is Chris Mark Honeycutt ... son of Pamand Mark Honeycutt ... Health & Physical Edication major ... has onebrother and one sister.

Chris Honeycutt’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2007­08 26 10 7 3 4 0 6 2nd DNP2008­09 33 8 15 4 0 3 7 DNP2009­10 redshirtedCareer 59 18 22 7 4 3 13

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Shawn Fendone 197SeniorSalem, NHCentral Catholic(Mass.) HS

The younger brother of former Boroheavyweight and current assistantcoach Joey Fendone ... hopes to makehis own mark in his second year as thestarter at 107 lbs... fifth­year senior whohas battled injury and illness at times ...was dominating at times in his first yearas a starter, but must still display moreconsistency ... talented New England wrestler who enjoyed a lot of suc­cess in high school ... won two New England titles as a prepster.} 2009-10The starter at 197 lbs., finishing with a 17­10 record with a team­leading10 falls ... placed third at the EWL Championships thanks to a win overWest Virginia’s Kyle Rooney in the third place match ... was second atthe PSAC Championships, losing by fall to Clarion’s Alex Thomas in thefinals ... went 8­4 in dual meets.} 2008-09Spent most of the year at 184 lbs., finishing with a 7­4 record with atechnical fall and a pair of major decisions ... competed against Rider atVirginia Duals at 197 lbs... turned in strong showing at Southern Scuffle,taking home fourth place ... went 4­2, with both losses to nationally­ranked opponents ... faced 17th­ranked Justin Kerber of Cornell twice,registering a 6­2 upset in the first match before losing 7­2 in the thirdplace match ... lost twice to Kent State’s nationally­ranked JustinKilgore, one coming in the championship match of the Oklahoma GoldClassic.} 2007-08Ended the year with a 5­6 record with a fall and a major decision …placed second at the Edinboro Open.} 2006-07Competed in several open events at 184 lbs. while redshirting ... finishedwith a 6­5 record, with four of the wins coming via fall.} High SchoolWon the New England Championship as a junior and senior while com­peting at 189 lbs., and also was a state champion both years ... wrestledfor coach Dennis King at Central Catholic High School ... posted a 41­2record as a senior, winning state title and setting school record with 35falls ... an all­state champion in 2005 at 189 lbs., and the runner­up in2005 and third place finisher in 2004 ... won sectional crown in 2005 and2006 ... had a career record of 135­28 with 95 falls, competing at 171 lbs.as a freshman and 189 lbs. the final three seasons ... two­time leagueMVP and three­time all­conference selection ... an excellent studentwho was a two­time Boston Globe and Boston Herald All­Scholastic selec­tion.} PersonalBorn October 14, 1987 ... full name is Shawn L. Fendone ... son of Debbieand Joe Fendone, who now reside in Edinboro ... Sports Administration/Recreation major ... has one brother ... brother Joey concluded hiscareer as a wrestler at Edinboro two years ago and is now an assistantcoach.

Shawn Fendone’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2006­07 redshirted2007­08 5 6 0 0 1 0 1 DNC DNQ2008­09 7 4 0 1 0 1 2 DNC DNQ2009­10 17 10 8 4 10 0 1 3rd DNQCareer 29 20 0 5 11 1 4

Chris Hrunka 174JuniorWashington, NJWarren Hills HS

After filling in at times for two­time All­American Jarrod King at 165 lbs. a yearago, now looks to take over as thestarter at 174 lbs... head coach TimFlynn notes that he is working a lotharder and the opportunity to start hasimpacted his training and attitude … infourth year with program, sitting outhis first campaign.} 2009-10Had a 1­9 record while filling in at times for injured starter Jarrod King at

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165 lbs… went 0­4 in dual matches … lone win was a 4­3 decision overRutgers’ Matt Rigogliosa in the Oklahoma Gold Classic.} 2008-09Finished with a 4­10 record, filling in for Jarrod King at 165 lbs. when hewas out with an injury ... went 0­6 in dual matches, but had the misfor­tune of facing three nationally­ranked wrestlers ... went 3­2 at NittanyLion Open, with first career win a 6­1 decision over Binghamton’s MikeDigiorgio.} 2007-08Redshirted.} High SchoolA three­year starter at Warren Hills High School, where he was a districtand regional champion as a senior ... a two­time first team All­Jersey selec­tion, as a sophomore and senior, and was a second team choice as a junior... had a 91­27 career record ... finished 37­4 as a senior at 160 lbs., with 21pins ... was a New Jersey state quarterfinalist ... had a 29­9 record as ajunior while competing at 145 lbs... in 2004­05, finished with a 21­11 record ...also competed in soccer and cross country.} PersonalBorn August 5, 1989 ... full name is Christopher John Hrunka ... son ofEdith and John Hrunka ... Health & Physical Education ­­ Teacher’sCertification major.

Chris Hrunka’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2007­08 redshirted2008­09 4 10 0 6 1 0 0 DNC DNQ2009­10 1 9 0 4 0 0 0 DNC DNQCareer 5 19 0 10 1 0 0

Ken Massey 184/197JuniorNew Kensington, PAValley HS

Former walk­on who provides depthand will definitely see time at 184 and197 lbs... hard­working competitorwho loves the sport continues to gainexperience and improve every year.} 2009-10Saw action at 184 and 197 lbs., finish­ing with a 4­8 record … was 0­2 induals, filling in for Pat Bradshaw at 184 lb.s vs. Lock Haven and forShawn Fendone at 197 lbs. vs. Sacred Heart … went 3­2 at the UB Open. } 2008-09Posted a 5­8 record while competing in open tournaments ... went 3­2 atthe UB Open, recording first career win, a 6­5 decision over Harry Turnerof Lock Haven.} 2007-08Redshirted ... picked up a fifth place finish at the Edinboro Open whilecompeting at 197 lbs. } High SchoolWrestled for head coach Steve Ansami at Valley High School ... finishedwith a 39­47 career record ... also competed in football and tennis.} PersonalBorn July 1, 1989 ... full name is Kenneth Wehn Massey ... son ofKathleen and Kenneth Massey ... Communications major.

Ken Massey’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2007­08 redshirted2008­09 5 8 0 0 1 0 0 DNC DNQ2009­10 4 8 0 2 0 0 0 DNC DNQCareer 9 18 0 2 1 0 0

Jeffrey Brigham 157SophomoreMiddleport, NYRoyalton-Hartland HS

Third­year sophomore who moves upfrom 149 to 157 lbs. this year ... hasbeen working hard and the coachingstaff feels he has taken a step up fromlast year.} 2009-10Competed at 149 lbs., going 3­7 with atechnical fall in open tournaments …the technical fall was 15­0 against Maryland’s Ricky Echeona in the UBOpen, where he went 3­2.

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} 2008-09Redshirted ... had a 4­7 record while competing in open tournaments at149 lbs. } High SchoolCompeted for coach Kevin Lawson, his step­father, at Royalton­Hartland High School ... a five­year starter for the Rams, ending hiscareer with a 129­35 record ... won a total of 14 career tournaments ...placed third at 130 lbs. at the state qualifier as a sophomore, then wonSection IV championship at 140 lbs. as a junior. } PersonalBorn April 2, 1990 ... full name is Jeffrey Dean Brigham ... son of Tammyand Kevin Lawson ... Sports Administration major … has two brothers.

Jeffrey Brigham’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2008­09 redshirted2009­10 3 7 0 0 0 1 0 DNC DNQ

Johnny Greisheimer 157SophomoreWantagh, NYWantagh HS

Highly­acclaimed recruit a year ago …had an up­and­down year as a truefreshman who was originally going toredshirt before going into the lineup inDecember when fellow freshman MattLaird went down with a season­endingknee injury ...former two­time New Yorkstate champion who had a very produc­tive summer … head coach Tim Flynn predicts he will surprise somepeople this year and do much better ... extremely hard worker who isexpected to be “a great one” before his career is over. } 2009-10Ended the year with a 24­21 record, jumping in as the starter at 157 lbs.after Matt Laird went down in early December … had four technicalfalls and seven major decisions … spent the first month of the seasonwrestling in open tournaments in anticipation of redshirting … tookthird place at the EWL Championships thanks to a 5­2 decision overWest Virginia’s Kyle Eason … placed third at the Ashland Open and wasalso third at the EMU open freshman and sophomore division … nar­rowly missed upsetting tenth­ranked Thomas Scotton of North Carolina,losing 4­3 in the dual. } High SchoolCwo­time New York state champion while competing for head coachJames Murphy at Wantagh High School ... a five­year starter for theWarriors who came away with the 152 lb. state title as a senior ... thatcapped a 42­0 season and brought his career record to 182­14 ... namedto Amateur Wrestling News Senior High School All­America Team andranked seventh in Wrestling USA’s 2008­09 High School All­ClassRankings ... also named to ASICS All­America Team as an honorablemention choice ... won the 145 lb. championship as a junior, finishingwith a 49­1 record ... helped Wantagh to team state championship as asenior ... a two­time national runner­up ... earned all­county honors fourtimes and was a five­time all­conference honoree ... also a four­yearstarter in cross country.

} PersonalBorn May 2, 1991 ... full name is John Vincent Greisheimer ... son of LauraGreisheimer and Paul Greisheimer ... Health & Physical Education –Teacher’s Certification major with a 3.13 GPA … has one sister.

Johnny Greisheimer’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2009­10 24 21 3 8 1 4 7 3rd DNQ

Mike Horton Hwt.SophomorePhilipsburg, PAPhilipsburg-Osceola HS

Will battle Ernest James for the start­ing job at heavyweight … in third yearin the program and a wrestler whogained plenty of experience a year agowhile competing in open tournaments… has improved every year and isanother wrestling looking to takeadvantage of the opportunity to start.} 2009-10Saw plenty of action while competing in open tournaments, finishingwith a 30­18 record with seven falls … placed in four tournaments,including a third place finish in the Shorty Hitchcock Classic and the JCCOpen … came in fourth in the CSU Open and the UB Open … wins atthe UB Open included a 7­2 decision over Bloomsburg starter Zac Walsh… went 3­2 at the Oklahoma Gold Classic and Reno Tournament and

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was 2­2 at the Southern Scuffle. } 2008-09Recorded a 5­7 record while redshirting and competing in open events... wrestled in the UB Open, the Nittany Lion open, and the Kent StateOpen ... went 2­2 at the Nittany Lion Open. } High SchoolWrestled for coach Tim McCamley at Philipsburg­Osceola High School ...finished his senior season with a 36­8 record, placing fifth at the PIAAClass AAA state championships ... defeated Danny Estricher ofMechanicsburg, 4­2, in the fifth place match ... earlier placed second atthe District 6 Tournament and was third at the Northwest RegionalTournament ... had a 25­13 record as a junior, once again finishing as theDistrict 6 runner­up ... a two­time first team Progressland All­Star selec­tion ... was also a standout in football, earning Pennsylvania FootballNews second team All­State accolades as a senior, along with beingnamed an Altoona Mirror first team All­Star twice.} PersonalBorn April 3, 1990 ... full name is Michael Lynn Horton ... son of Tess andJeff Horton ... Sports Administration major with a minor in Psychology… has one sister.

Mike Horton’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2008­09 redshirted2009­10 30 18 0 0 7 0 0 DNC DNQ

Bijan Banks 125Freshman (redshirt) Elkton, MDBohemia Manor HS

Redshirt freshman who is expected tobattle several wrestlers for the right toreplace Eric Morrill, who moves up to133 lbs… an undersized wrestler a yearago who is expected to make somebig gains this year.} 2009-10Redshirted but did not compete in anyopen tournaments. } High SchoolCompeted in wrestling, football and track at Bohemia Manor HighSchool ... finished senior season with 30­9 record while competing at 119lbs... ... earned all­county honors ... also attended Old Mill Senior HighSchool. } PersonalBorn March 21, 1991 ... full name is Bijan Antonio Banks ... son of NicoleCastle and Sean Banks ... undeclared major with a 3.13 GPA … has onebrother.

Jon-Marc Burdick 149Freshman (redshirt) Smethport, PASmethport HS

Redshirt freshman who moves up to149 lbs. after competing in open tour­naments at 141 lbs. a year ago … atougher wrestler this year who isstronger … “energetic” wrestler wholoves the sport. } 2009-10Redshirted … competed in open tour­naments, posting a 5­9 record with a major decision … earned a sixthplace finish at the UB Open, going 3­3 at the tournament. } High SchoolA four­year starter at Smethport High School, finishing with a 114­12career record ... two­time PIAA qualifier at 140 lbs. who was theNorthwest Region champion as a junior, finishing with a 37­3 record,then qualified as a senior with second place finish at NorthwestRegional, but had to withdraw from state championships due to injury… was a two­time District 9 All­Star, four­time Allegheny MountainLeague All­Star and four­time Big 30 All­Star ... also earned two letters infootball and cross country and one in baseball. } PersonalBorn October 12, 1990 ... full name is Jon­Marc Burdick ... son of Jackieand Perry Burdick ... Pre­Med ­ Biology major with a 3.05 GPA … has foursisters and a brother.

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Ernest James Hwt.Freshman (redshirt) Medford, NYLongwood HS

Former New York state champion at 215lbs. who is now competing for the start­ing job at heavyweight with MikeHorton … redshirted a year ago andgot stronger … head coach Tim Flynnnotes that he had a good summer andhis body is looking better.} 2009-10Redshirted, ending the year with a 15­14 record while competing in opentournaments … had five falls, two technical falls and three major deci­sions … took second place at the JCC Open and was sixth at theAshland Open … turned in a strong showing at the Nittany Lion Open,going 3­2 . } High SchoolCaptured New York Division I state championship as a senior and first­time qualifier, finishing the year with a 44­1 record defeated defendingstate champion Paul Glover of Spencerport in the semifinals ... ended hiscareer with a 109­22 ledger ... a three­year starter for head coach MikePicozzi at Longwood High School ... also won league and Suffolk CountySection XI championships as a senior ... received the most pins/leasttime at section championship, with four in 5:57 ... was second in leagueand county as a junior, again competing at 215 lbs. ... ranked 11th inWrestling USA’s 2008­09 High School All­Class Rankings ... also namedto ASICS All­America Team as an honorable mention choice.} PersonalBorn April 27, 1991 ... full name is Ernest Quentin James ... son ofArthenia Sealy­James and Ernest James ... Health & Physical Education –Human Performance major … has two brothers.

Matt Laird 165Freshman (redshirt) Linesville, PAConneaut Lake HS

Received a medical redshirt year afterbeginning the year as the starter at 157lbs. before going down with a kneeinjury in December ... moves up to 165lbs. this year to replace departed two­time All­American Jarrod King … hasfully recovered from injury and looksvery comfortable at new weight … atough wrestler and a competitor. } 2009-10Opened the year as the starter at 157 lbs. after beating out fellow fresh­man Johnny Greisheimer in the wrestleoffs … got off to a strong startwith wins in 10 of his first 11 matches, but shortly after suffered a kneeinjury which ended his season in December … ended with a 15­9 recordwith three technical falls and four major decisions … took sixth place at

PSAC Championships … placed fifth at the Oklahoma Gold Classic …began career with a third place finish at the UB Open, winning five ofsix matches … followed that with a first place finish at the EMU Openfreshman and sophomore division. } High SchoolAttended Linesville High School, but competed for Conneaut Lake HighSchool since Linesville did not have a wrestling team ... finished hiscareer with a 139­25 record and was a two­time PIAA state medalist ...also a three­time District 10 champion ... as a senior finished with a 39­3record and placed seventh at 152 lbs. at the PIAA Class AAA state cham­pionships ... was the third seed out of the Northwest RegionTournament ... was a first team all­star in Region 4 ... as a junior went 37­6, placing eighth at 135 lbs, at the PIAA Class AAA state championships,and was once again the third seed out of the Northwest Region ... also astandout in football at Linesville, ranking second all­time in career receiv­ing yards ... earned all­conference honors as a tight end and linebacker. } PersonalBorn October 4, 1990 ... full name is Matthew Robert Laird... son ofJennifer and Scott Laird ... Sports Administration major with a minor inCoaching … has one brother and two sisters.

David Osborne 174Freshman (redshirt)Russell, PAEisenhower HS

Will compete with Chris Hrunka for thestarting job at 174 lbs… in first yearwith Edinboro but a wrestler who isfamiliar to the Fighting Scot coachingstaff … has been to Edinboro’swrestling camps previously … hard­working wrestler.} High SchoolCoWas a three­year starter in wrestling at Eisenhower High School forhead coach Kris Black … had a 34­8 record as a junior and placed eighthat the PIAA Class AA state championships at following a second placefinish at the Northwest Regional … won District 10 championship as ajunior, as well … did not compete at regionals as a senior due to a shoul­der injury … also a three­year starter in football and track & field for theKnights.} PersonalBorn December 19, 1990 … full name is David Christopher Osborne …son of Angie and Jeff Osborne … undeclared major … has two brothersand a sister.

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Luke Speno 149Freshman (redshirt) Mt. Kisco, NYFox Lane HS

After redshirting a year ago looks a littlestronger and more ready to compete… coaching staff feels he’ll get somewins this year while competing at 149lbs. } 2009-10Redshirted, going 10­6 in open tourna­ments while competing at 149 and 157lbs… had one fall and three major decisions … took second place at 149lbs. at the EMU Open freshman and sophomore division, going 4­1. } High SchoolCompeted for head coach Joe Amuso at Fox Lane High School, wherehe was a four­year starter ... team won two section championships andfinished third at the 2009 New York state championships ... finishedfifth at the state championships as a senior while competing at 145 lbs.,and won the section championship twice ... qualified for states as ajunior at 140 lbs... earned all­state, all­section and all­league honors.} PersonalBorn November 13, 1990 ... full name is Luke Anthony Speno... son ofAnna Speno ... Criminal Justice major … has two sisters and a brother.

Vinny Pisani 141Junior Orange, CAEl Modena HS

Former junior college All­American whois expected to take over at 141 lbs. forJoel Webster … two­time All­Americanat Iowa Central Community Collegewho has adapted well to the Edinboroprogram and looks to be a solid addi­tion … head coach Tim Flynn feelswhen he wrestles his best he has theability to compete with anyone in thecountry.} At Iowa Central Community CollegeA two­time All­American who finished second at 141 lbs. at the NJCAANational Championships … dropped a 10­4 decision to Josh Kratovil ofHarper JC in the finals … came into Nationals ranked eighth after finish­ing second at the North Central Region Tournament, and won four offive matches at Nationals … helped Iowa Central CC win its fifthstraight NJCAA crown … finished with a 36­7 record a year ago aftergoing 32­10 as a freshman … as a freshman came in fifth at Nationals at141 lbs… was also a two­time Academic All­American. } High SchoolWrestled for head coach Brian Fortenbaugh at El Modena High School… won the CIF state championship at 135 lbs. as a senior, claiming a 3­1overtime victory over Kyle West of El Dorado Hills Oak Ridge HighSchool in the finals … entered the tournament ranked third in the state

while West was second … in the semifinals he upset top ranked NickFisher of Clovis West 6­4 … won the Southern Section MastersTournament and the Central Division Tournament, and was named thelower­weight MVP in the latter … state title capped a perfect postsea­son run and gave him a 50­2 record … had a 144­22 career record, alsopicking up a fifth place finish at the state championships as a junior.} PersonalBorn July 18, 1989 … full name is Vincent Marcus Pisani … son of Susieand Steve Pisani … Health & Physical Education – Human Performancemajor … has one brother.

Matt Hasbrouck 133Sophomore Marion, NYPalmyra-Macedon HS

Sophomore who attended MonroeCommunity College a year ago … willprovide depth at 133 lbs.} High SchoolWrestled for head coach Brian Quick atPalmyra­Macedon High School, wherehe was a five­year starter … a two­time state qualifier and two­time sec­tional and Section 5 champion for the Raiders … finished with a 43­10record as a senior and was the Class BBB 130­pound champion …earned second team all­star honors as a junior and senior … also a two­year starter in soccer.} PersonalBorn July 19, 1990 … full name is Matthew Robert Hasbrouck … son ofDarla Hasbrouck and Bob Hasbrouck … Psychology major … has twobrothers.

Evan Yenolevich 125Freshman (redshirt) New Tripoli, PANorthwestern LehighHS

Former three­time PIAA state finalistwho did not compete a year ago butnow has a chance to step in at 125lbs…. must shake off the rust after ayear of inactivity and will have to workon his weight but has a chance to bevery good … won one state title andlost two others in overtime … was ranked 20th by Wrestling USA at 125lbs.} High SchoolWrestled for head coach Brad Kleckner at Northwestern Lehigh HighSchool where he was a four­year starter … won the 2009 PIAA statechampionship at 125 lbs. with a 7­4 decision over Coty Burnett ofGreenville High School in the finals, becoming school’s eighth statechampion … that capped a 38­1 season, with lone loss a 6­3 decision toBlair Academy’s Sean Boyle, who is now at Michigan … placed second

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at 118 lbs. in 2008, ending the year at 37­2 … lost to Tyler Erdman of LineMountain High School 5­3 in overtime in the finals … went 42­7 as asophomore in 2007, reaching the PIAA finals at 112 lbs. before falling toDane Johnson of Shady Side Academy 9­7 in overtime … qualified forstate championships as a freshman at 103 lbs. after winning first ofthree Southeast Region titles … had a 40­3 record as a freshman …posted career record of 167­13, breaking Northwestern Lehigh’s careerrecord for wins … became district’s first four­time Class AA champion in21 years … was third at the 2007 NHSCA Sophomore Nationals and wasfourth at the 2008 NHSCA Junior Nationals. } PersonalBorn August 9, 1991 … full name is Evan Albert Yenolevich … son ofMary and David Yenolevich … Health & Physical Education Teacher’scertification major … has one sister.

Kasey Davis 141Freshman Meadville, PAMeadville HS

Talented freshman who with time has abright future and has shown flashes ifbeing very good … will likely redshirtthis year.} High SchoolWrestled for head coach BarryAnderson at Meadville High Schoolwhere he was a PIAA qualifier as asenior … finished 39­7 as a senior, finishing as the District 10 runner­upat 130 lbs… came in third at the Northwest Regional … was the Toolcity champion … compiled a 34­7 record as a junior and was the District10 runner­up at 125 lbs… also was the District 10 runner­up at 125 lbs. asa sophomore … ended his career with a 110­27 record.} PersonalBorn June 21, 1992 … full name is Kasey Burnett Davis … son of MelissaBurnett and Martin Davis … undeclared major … has two sisters.

Kyle Felter 133Freshman Chester, VAThomas Dale HS

Freshman who will compete at 133 or141 lbs… a young and eager wrestlerwho could potentially redshirt. } High SchoolThree­year starter for head coach ChrisPersing at Thomas Dale High School ..had a 78­38 career record … was a two­time district place winner and a two­time regional place winner … finished 34­7 as a senior and was 35­4 as ajunior.

} PersonalBorn September 25, 1991 … full name is Kyle Everett Felter … son ofChristina and John Felter … Cinema major … has one sister.

Nate Gaffney 197Freshman Acme, PAConnellsville Area HS

The heir apparent at 197 lbs. and part ofa strong freshmen recruiting class … ayoung wrestler who needs to matureand get stronger … coaching staff hashigh expectations for him in the future… comes from the same ConnellsvilleArea High School program that pro­duced former Edinboro All­AmericansMatt and Jarrod King … was rated eighth by InterMat at 215 lbs.} High SchoolTwo­time PIAA state qualifier for head coach Tom Dolde at ConnellsvilleArea High School … won the 215 lb. Class AAA PIAA championship as ajunior but was unable to defend his crown when he suffered a kneeinjury in the first round of the state championships his senior year …won the Southwest Regional title as a senior and finished the year witha 40­3 record … as a junior won the 215 lb. state title with a 5­4 decisionover Spencer Myers of Selinsgrove … finished the year with a 49­6record … took fifth place at the Beast of the East Tournament … as asophomore finished third at sectional at 171 lbs. to end the year with a19­12 record.} PersonalBorn May 23, 1991 … full name is Nathaniel William Gaffney … son ofShelly and Bill Gaffney … undeclared major … has one brother.

David Habat 149Freshman Cleveland, OHSt. Ignatius HS

A four­time Ohio place winner who isanother of the blue chip recruits in 2010recruiting class … expected to redshirtthis year and then take over for TorstenGillespie at 149 lbs. next year … verytalented athlete with a “super” futureaccording to head coach Tim Flynn …was ranked ninth by InterMat at 152 lbs.} High SchoolWhile wrestling for head coach Mark Sullivan at St. Ignatius High Schoolhe was a four­time Ohio state place winner and won the 145 lb. statechampionship as a junior … ended his career with the Wildcats with a147­16 record … finished second at the 2010 state championships at 152lbs., along with a pair of third place finishes as a sophomore and fresh­man … a year ago finished the season with a 28­4 record, reaching the

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152 lb. championship bout before suffering an 8­6 loss to WaquiemComar of Twinsburg High School … as a junior claimed the 145 lb. statechampionship with a 4­3 decision over T.J. Rigel of New CarlisleTecumseh High School, capping a 40­3 campaign … was third at thestate championships as a freshman at 135 lbs., ending with a 42­5 record,and a year later was third at 140 lbs., ending up with a 37­4 record. } PersonalBorn October 18, 1991 … full name is David Michael Habat … son ofCarmen and Dennis Habat … undeclared major … has one brother andone sister.

Cy Heller 157Freshman Milton, PAMilton Area HS

Freshman who is a likely candidate toredshirt at 157 lbs… needs to get biggerand stronger.} High SchoolWrestled at Milton Area High Schoolwhere he was a four year starter.} PersonalBorn April 1, 1992 … full name is Cy Charles Heller … son of Beth andMike Heller … Art Education major … has one brother and one sister …cousin Casey Heller finished her career as a women’s basketball playerat Edinboro last year.

Kory Mines 125Freshman Maple Heights, OHMaple Heights HS

Two­time Ohio state champion who ispart of an outstanding recruiting class… is expected to be a big part of thefuture, but after wrestling at 112 lbs. ayear ago is a candidate to redshirt …coaching staff feels he needs a year toget bigger and stronger … was rankedseventh by Amateur Wrestling News at112 lbs. } High SchoolWas a two­time Ohio state champion for head coach Jamie Milkovich atMaple Heights High School … a four­time Ohio state place winner whocapped a brilliant high school career by winning the Division I 112 lb.championship … defeated Mitch Newhouse of Massillon Perry by a 7­0decision in the title match … ended the year with a 41­2 and finished hiscareer with a 163­12 record … holds the career record for wins for theMustangs … won the 103 lb. state championship as a junior after plac­ing second as a sophomore and sixth as a freshman … had a 41­4 recordas a junior.

} PersonalBorn September 22, 1991 … full name is Kory Lawrence Mines … son ofGayle Washington and Sylvester Mines … Accounting major … hasthree sisters and a brother.

Mitchell Port 141Freshman Bellefonte, PABellefonte Area HS

One of the jewels of an outstandingrecruiting class, ranked 28th inInterMat’s top 100 … joins A.J. Schoppat 133 lbs., and will likely redshirt …extremely talented wrestler with agreat future … expected to move upin weight in the future … a three­timePIAA place winner who was rankedfifth by Amateur Wrestling News at 125 lbs.} High SchoolA three­time PIAA place winner and four­time state qualifier for headcoach Mike Maney at Bellefonte Area High School … assistant coach isPat Flynn, Tim Flynn’s brother … finished with a 45­0 record as a senior,winning the PIAA Class AAA title at 125 lbs… won a 6­3 decision overZachary Horan of Nazareth High School in the finals … placed fourth at119 lbs. as a junior, losing in the quarterfinals but then battling back withthree wins in wrestlebacks before dropping a 3­2 decision to ZachHaynes of Council Rock North High School in the third place match …he was 40­4 as a junior … and went 31­8 while competing at 112 lbs. as asophomore … came in fifth at 103 lbs. as a freshman, ending the yearwith at 40­6 … ended his career with a 156­18 record … won the cham­pionship at 119 lbs. at the 2009 NHSCA Junior Nationals. } PersonalBorn April 10, 1992 … full name is Mitchell Hunter Port … son of Heideand Timothy Port … undeclared major … has one sister.

Ethan Saylor 165Freshman Connellsville, PAConnellsville Area HS

Freshman with a great attitude whowill compete for time at 165 lbs…head coach Tim Flynn noted that hemay wrestle this year and not redshirt… teammate of fellow recruit NateGaffney at Connellsville Area HighSchool, which also produced formerAll­Americans Matt and Jarrod King.} High SchoolCompeted at Connellsville Area High School for head coach Tom Dolde… finished with a career record of 121­42 … wrestled at 160 lbs. as asenior and 145 lbs. as a junior … was a four­year starter in wrestling and

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soccer for the Falcons and also started a year in football.} PersonalBorn October 8, 1991 … full name is Ethan Edward Saylor … son ofPamela and James Saylor … Education major … has two brothers.

A.J. Schopp 133Freshman Tyrone, PATyrone Area HS

Joins Mitchell Port as a highly­regardedrecruit at 133 lbs., and like Port he willlikely redshirt this year … very talentedwrestler who was a four­time PIAAplace winner as a prepster and willscore a lot of points for Edinboro duringhis career … ranked 67th in InterMat’stop 100.} High SchoolA four­time PIAA place winner for head coach Blair Packer at TyroneArea High School … won the 135 lbs. Class AA championship as a seniorthanks to a 4­2 decision over Luke Frey of Montoursville High School …that capped a perfect 42­0 season with 29 falls … also finished secondtwice at the PIAA’s, at 119 lbs. as a junior and at 103 lbs. as a freshman …as a junior dropped a 4­3 decision to Anthony Zanetta of Keystone OaksHigh School in the finals … that was his lone loss of the season as hefinished at 39­1 … as a freshman ended the year at 40­4, losing the 103lb. final to Frank Martellotti of Shady Side Academy by a 4­3 decision …came in fifth at 112 lbs. as a sophomore to end the year with a 39­6ledger … ended his career with a 160­11 record and broke the schoolrecord for pins with 94, breaking the record of Terry Tate, who went onto wrestle at Edinboro … finished sixth at the 2009 NHSCA JuniorNationals at 119 lbs. and was fourth at 112 lbs. at the 2008 NHSCASophomore Nationals.} PersonalBorn September 13, 1991 … full name is Aaron James Schopp … son ofJody and James Schopp … undeclared major … has two brothers.

Alex Schulmann 133Freshman Lincoln, NJMiddletown South HS

Hard­working freshman who will pro­vide depth at 133 lbs… likely to redshirtthis year.} High SchoolWas a four­year starter at MiddletownSouth High School … a three­time region­al qualifier and won District 22 champi­onship as a junior at 135 lbs… a three­timedistrict medalist who finished with 91 career wins … finished with a 30­8record as a senior and was third at the District 22 championships while com­peting at 135 and 140 lbs… as a junior had a 29­11 record with 11 falls … was19­11 and finished second at 135 lbs. at the District 22 championships.} PersonalBorn March 2, 1991 … full name is Alex David Schulmann … son of Ellieand Ben Schulmann … Political Science major … has one sister.

Frank Speights 174Freshman West Babylon, NYWest Babylon HS

Young wrestler who will likely redshirtwhile competing at 174 lbs.} High SchoolCompeted at West Babylon HighSchool where he was a four­year regu­lar in wrestling and three­year starter infootball … had a 31­3 record a year ago,winning league championship and earn­ing all­county honors.} PersonalBorn April 14, 1992 … full name is Frank Julian Speights ... son of Wandaand Frank Speights … Accounting major … has one sister.

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Boro Recruiting Class Among Tops in CountryEdinboro’s 2010 recruiting class was rated among the best in the

country by InterMat. InterMat’s 2010 Division I Recruiting ClassRankings has the Fighting Scots’ class ranked 17th. Three­time defend­ing national champion Iowa had the top recruiting class, with PennState second and Northwestern third. Minnesota and Iowa Stateround out the top five.

Wrestling USA was even more impressed with the class, ranking iteighth.

While head coach Tim Flynn is pleased to see that his staff’s hardwork along the recruiting trail has been recognized, he does admit thisis a good class. “I don't put much thought into those recruiting rank­ings,” Flynn admitted. “They can’t measure a kids’ heart, his desire. Ithink we signed as good of a class as we have had here at Edinboro."

Flynn added four wrestlers during last fall’s early signing period,

and announced the addition of a fifth recruit in the spring. Also,InterMat’s rankings don’t include Edinboro’s final recruit, college col­lege transfer Vinny Pisani, giving the Scots six incoming grapplers.

InterMat notes that the highlights of Edinboro’s class are a pairof early signees from Pennsylvania – Mitchell Port, who is ranked 28thin InterMat’s Top 100, and 67th­ranked A.J. Schopp. Port was the PIAAstate champion at 125 lbs. as a senior at Bellefonte High School, whileSchopp, from Tyrone High School, finished as a four­time place winnerafter claiming the title at 135 lbs. Both were undefeated this year.

Maple Heights High School’s Kory Mines was a four­time Ohioplace winner and two­time state champion who was the 112 lb. champi­on this year. He was rated ninth by InterMat at 112 lbs. Nate Gaffney ofConnellsville(Pa.) High School and David Habat of St. Ignatius (Oh.) HighSchool were also early signees. Both were state champions as juniors.

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NAME WT. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLBijan Banks 125 Fr.­r Elkton, MD/Bohemia ManorJeffrey Brigham 157 So. Middleport, NY/Royalton­HartlandJon­Marc Burdick 149 Fr.­r Smethport, PA/SmethportKasey Davis 141 Fr. Meadville, PA/MeadvilleKyle Felter 133 Fr. Chester, VA/Thomas DaleShawn Fendone 197 Sr. Salem, NH/Central Catholic(Mass.)Nate Gaffney 197 Fr. Acme, PA/Connellsville AreaTorsten Gillespie 149 Sr. Webster, NY/Webster SchroederJohnny Greisheimer 157 So. Wantagh, NY/WantaghDavid Habat 149 Fr. Cleveland, OH/St. IgnatiusMatt Hasbrouck 133 So. Marion, NY/Palmyra­MacedonCy Heller 157 Fr. Milton, PA/Milton AreaChris Honeycutt 184 Jr. North Ridgeville, OH/St. EdwardMike Horton Hwt. So. Philipsburg, PA/Philipsburg­OsceolaChris Hrunka 174 Jr. Washington, NJ/Warren HillsErnest James Hwt. Fr.­r Medford, NY/LongwoodMatt Laird 165 Fr.­r Linesville, PA/Conneaut LakeKenny Massey 184/197 Jr. New Kensington, PA/ValleyKory Mines 125 Fr. Maple Heights, OH/Maple HeightsEric Morrill 133 Sr. Sandown, NH/Timberland RegionalDavid Osborne 174 Fr.­r Russell, PA/EisenhowerVinny Pisani 141 Jr. Orange, CA/El Modena/Iowa Central CCMitchell Port 133 Fr. Bellefonte, PA/Bellefonte AreaEthan Saylor 165 Fr. Connellsville, PA/Connellsville AreaA.J. Schopp 133 Fr. Tyrone, PA/Tyrone AreaAlex Schulmann 133 Fr. Lincroft, NJ/Middletown SouthFrank Speights 174 Fr. West Babylon, NY/West BabylonLuke Speno 149 Fr.­r Mt. Kisco, NY/Fox LaneEvan Yenolevich 125 Fr.­r New Tripoli, PA/Northwestern Lehigh

HEAD COACH: Tim Flynn (145­45­5, 13 years)ASST. COACHES: Cliff Moore, Joey Fendone and Kevin Welsh

Breakdown by Weight Class

125Bijan BanksKory Mines

Evan Yenolevich133

Kyle FelterMatt Hasbrouck

Eric MorrillMitchell PortA.J. Schopp

Alex Schulmann141

Kasey DavisVinny Pisani

149Jon­Marc BurdickTorsten Gillespie

David HabatLuke Speno

157Jeffrey Brigham

Johnny GreisheimerCy Heller165

Matt LairdEthan Saylor

174Chris Hrunka

David OsborneFrank Speights

184Chris HoneycuttKenny Massey

197Shawn Fendone

Nate GaffneyHwt.

Mike HortonErnest James

Scots By StatePennsylvania(11): Jon­Marc Burdick, Kasey Davis, Nate Gaffney, Mike Horton, Matt Laird, KennyMassey, David Osborne, Mitchell Port, Ethan Saylor, A.J. Schopp, Evan YenolevichNew York(7): Jeffrey Brigham, Torsten Gillespie, Johnny Greisheimer, Matt Hasbrouck, ErnestJames, Frank Speights, Luke SpenoOhio(3): David Habat, Chris Honeycutt, Kory MinesNew Hampshire(2): Shawn Fendone, Eric MorrillNew Jersey(2): Chris Hrunka, Alex SchulmannCalifornia (1): Vinny PisaniMaryland (1): Bijan BanksVirginia(1): Kyle Felter

2009-10 in Review

} Section Contents2009-10 Season in Review..............................24-252009-10 Dual Meet Results ............................26-272010 NCAA National Championship................28Fighting Scots at 2010 Nationals........................292010 EWL Tournament ........................................302010 PSAC Championship....................................312009-10 Final Statistics ..........................................32

The 2009­10 wrestling campaign showed just how resilient head coachTim Flynn’s Edinboro team could be. The Fighting Scots fought a series ofinjuries and battled back in several dual matches to pick up unlikely wins.

The trademark of Flynn’s team has been their ability to peak late in theyear. That was certainly the case last March. In the EWL ChampionshipsEdinboro won its final 16 matches to claim its eighth straight title and 12th inthe last 13 years. Four Fighting Scots brought home championships, and atotal of six Boro wrestlers qualified for Nationals.

Edinboro ended the year finishing 16th at the NCAA Division I NationalChampionships in Omaha, Nebraska. While disappointing that they could­n’t continue a streak of three top­ten finishes in the last four years, twoFighting Scots headed back home as All­Americans.

Jarrod King came in seeded second at 165 lbs. He was unable tobecome Edinboro’s first two­time national champion, losing to Dan Vallimontof Penn State, 3­1 in sudden victory, in the semifinals, but battled back to joinhis brother Matt as a two­time All­American. King would finish third.

The biggest surprise was Torsten Gillespie. Unranked at 149 lbs., thejunior made his third to Nationals extremely rewarding. He would finish sixth,upsetting fourth­seeded Kyle Ruschell of Wisconsin in the second round, toearn All­American honors for the first time. Like King he joined his brother asan All­American, as Gregor earned All­American accolades four times. Gillespieended the year with a 32­16 record, also winning his first EWL crown.

King, Flynn Take Home Postseason AwardsEdinboro ‘s Jarrod King and Tim Flynn once again were accorded postsea­son honors by the Eastern Wrestling League and Pennsylvania State AthleticConference. King repeated as the EWL and PSAC Wrestler of the Year afterposting a 39­2 record and placing third at 165 lbs. at the NCAA Division INational Championships. King ended the year with a 39­2 record on the sea­son, tied for 12th for wins in a season. After transferring from Oklahoma inthe summer of 2007, King finished with a 103­16 record as a Fighting Scot,good for a tie for 21st in career wins. He went 32­9 in 2007­08, then 32­5 a

year ago when he became Edinboro’s fourth national champion. He wasawarded a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA last summer. Including histime at Oklahoma, King finished his career with a 125­27 record. In additionto finishing third at Nationals, King picked up his third straight EWL title, andwas also first at the PSAC Championships for the third straight year. He cap­tured first place at the Reno Tournament, the Oklahoma Gold Classic andthe EMU Open, and was third at the Southern Scuffle. He becomes the firstEdinboro wrestler to be named the EWL Wrestler of the Year two years in arow since Josh Koscheck in 2000 and 2001. It also marks the fourth time inthe last five years that an Edinboro wrestler has won the award. His selec­tion as the PSAC Wrestler of the Year marked the 11th straight year that aFighting Scot has taken home the honor. Flynn was named the PSAC Coachof the Year for the fourth straight year and ninth time in his 13 seasons asEdinboro’s head coach. He has enjoyed an illustrious career, this past yearguiding an injury­ravaged team to a 9­6 record. The Fighting Scots won theirfifth straight PSAC Championship and 11th in his 13 seasons. With an incredi­ble run of 16 straight wins to close out the tournament, Edinboro later wenton to win its eighth consecutive EWL Championship and 12th in Flynn’s 13years. The year finished out with a 16th place finish at the NCAA Division INational Championships in Omaha, Nebraska. It marked the fourth time inthe last five years and ninth time overall that he has guided the FightingScots to a top­20 finish at Nationals. He produced two more All­Americansthis season in King and Torsten Gillespie at 165 lbs., giving him 26 All­Americans during his tenure.

Academic Honors Pour in for King, Fighting Scots Jarrod King capped his career with several academic honors. Edinboro'stwo­time wrestling All­American was named to the 2010 ESPN TheMagazine University Division Academic All­America Men’s At­Large Teamfor the second straight year, earning second team honors. He repeated asan Academic All­American after earning first team honors a year ago. Inaddition, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference recognized King as itsPete Nevins Male Scholar­Athlete of the Year. The awards are given to onemale and one female candidate at the end of each academic year. King’sselection marked the first time an Edinboro male student­athlete has wonthe award since its inception in 1990­91. An Individualized Studies major,King graduated in May with a 3.70 GPA. In addition, the Edinboro wrestlingteam and four of its wrestlers were recognized by the National WrestlingCoaches Association (NWCA). When the NWCA released its 2009­10Division I All­Academic Team, Edinboro was ranked 16th as a team with ateam GPA of 3.0622. It marked Edinboro's highest finish ever. In addition,King, Phil Moricone, Torsten Gillespie and Chris Birchler were four of 74wrestlers honored for the excellence in the classroom and on the mat.Gillespie earned NWCA All­Academic honors for the second time. He is aComputer Science major with a 3.21 GPA. He had a 32­16 record and earnedAll­American honosr for the first time with a sixth place finish at 149 lbs.Moricone returned to the lineup at 174 lbs. in December after missing morethan a year due to injuries. He would come away with his first EWL champi­onship to earn his third trip to Nationals, where he fell one win shy of earn­ing All­American honors. He ended the year with a 22­5 record. Moriconewas a graduate student at Edinboro who previously earned his bachelor’sdegree in Health & Physical Education. He has a 3.83 GPA and is working onhis master’s degree in Educational Leadership. Birchler transferred toEdinboro from East Stroudsburg last summer. He enjoyed an outstandingcampaign as a Fighting Scot, qualifying for Nationals at heavyweight for thesecond straight year. He would finish with a 32­14 record. An IndividualizedStudies major, Birchler carries a 3.38 GPA.

Boro Sees 30-Match EWL Non-Losing StreakEdinboro’s 21­13loss at Pittsburgh snapped the Fighting Scots’ 30­matchEWL non­losingstreak. The loss marked the first EWL defeat for Edinboro

Jarrod King Third, Torsten Gillespie Sixth as Fighting ScotsFinish 16th at 2010 Nationals

Pat Bradshaw fell just shy of 100 career wins as he won97 matches.

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since a 21­14 loss to Bloomsburg in 2004­05. Since then the Fighting Scotshad gone 28­0­2. The Fighting Scots had gone 6­0 each of the previousthree years before finishing at 5­0­1 in 2008­09, and then 5­1 last season.

Six Scots Go to NationalsEdinboro sent a total of six wrestlers to Nationals in 2010, with two earningAll­American honors. It all added up to a 16th place finish in Omaha,Nebraska. Jarrod King became a two­time All­American with a third placefinish at 165 lbs. While King came in seeded second, Torsten Gillespie wasunseeded when the tournament began. When it finished he was on thestand after finishing sixth at 149 lbs. Phil Moricone fell a win shy of All­American status at 174 lbs., reaching the round of 12 before suffering a 5­3loss to Northern Iowa’s Jarion Beets. Morocone went 3­2 in his third trip toNationals. ChrsisBirchler, a transfer from East Stroudsburg making his sec­ond trip to Nationals and first as a Fighting Scot, was 2­2. Pat Bradshawwent 1­2 at 184 lbs. in his third journey to Nationals, while Eric Morrill lostboth of his matches after qualifying at 133 lbs.

Edinboro Has Incredible Run to Win Eighth StraightEWL CrownWith an incredible run in the second and third sessions that featured 16straight wins, Edinboro rallied for its eighth straight EWL Championship and12th in the last 13 years, outdistancing Pittsburgh 135.5 points to 121.5 points.Pittsburgh had claimed the regular season crown and came in as the favoriteto unseat the Fighting Scots. The Panthers had a strong showing, includingfour champions, but they were no match for an Edinboro squad which fin­ished with all ten of its wrestlers finishing in the top three. That included fourwinners and six third place finishers. Edinboro was in second place after thefirst session, trailing the Panthers by 18.5 points. The Fighting Scots pickedup steam with six straight wins in the consolation round. Then came thefinals, with the Fighting Scots running off wins in an incredible all ten bouts.Torsten Gillespie (149 lbs.), Jarrod King (165 lbs.), Phil Moricone (174 lbs.) andPat Bradshaw (184 lbs.) came away with championships. It marked the thirdstraight title for King at 165 lbs. Bradshaw earned his third trip to Nationalsafter winning his second straight EWL title. After winning the 197 lb. weightclass last year, he moved down and prevailed by a 3­2 decision over ZacThomusseit of Pittsburgh in the finals at 184 lbs. despite wrestling with aninjured finger on his left hand. Gillespie made an incredible turnaround afterlosing all three of his matches a year ago at 149 lbs. He won a 4­0 decisionover Clarion’s James Fleming, who came in ranked 15th. Moricone made hisreturn for a sixth year worthwhile. After missing over a year of competitionwith neck and knee injuries, he won the title at 174 lbs. He was a 6­1 winnerover Nate Graham of Bloomsburg.

Seven Scots Place at Southern Scuffle as Fighting ScotsFinish FourthChris Honeycutt led a contingent of seven Edinboro wrestlers to place atthe Southern Scuffle. Honeycutt took home first place at 184 lbs. thanksto a 7­5 upset of fifth­ranked Dustin Kilgore of Kent State in the finals, pro­pelling the Fighting Scots to a fourth place finish out of 31 teams. In addi­tion to Honeycutt, Torsten Gillespie (149 lbs.), Jarrod King (165 lbs.) andChris Birchler (285 lbs.) placed third. Eric Morrill brought home a fifth placefinish, with Ashton Osterberg and Phil Moricone coming in eighth at 133and 174 lbs., respectively. Edinboro ended the two­day tournament with97.5 points. Cornell won the Southern Scuffle with 164 points, withMinnesota second (151.5) and Indiana third (131.5).

Boro Crowns Two Champions to Finish Second atReno TournamentEdinboro finished second out of 25 teams while facing a very strong field inthe Reno Tournament of Champions. Oklahoma State took home firstplace with 154 points, while the Fighting Scots finished with 85.5 points toedge Penn State (83 points). A pair of Fighting Scots – Eric Morrill (125 lbs.)and Jarrod King (165 lbs.) ­­ came away with individual championships, witha total of five Boro wrestlers placing. King repeated as the champion at 165lbs., and in the process the sixth­year senior picked up his 100th career win,including his time at Oklahoma. That came in a 2­1 decision over eighth­

ranked Dan Vallimont of Penn State in the finals. Morrill, ranked seventhand the number three seed, recorded four straight wins, three of thoseagainst seeded opponents. In the quarterfinals he won a 10­4 decision overAlan Bartelli of Boise State, the sixth seed and ranked 14th by AmateurWrestling News and 15th by InterMat. That was followed by a 10­8 upset ofPenn State’s Brad Pataky, the second seed and ranked sixth, in the semifi­nals. Morrill defeated Anthony Robles of Arizona State (#2 AWN, #3 IM) inthe finals via a 4­3 decision. Three other Fighting Scots placed, led by animpressive showing by Phil Moricone. He came in unseeded after wrestlingfor the first time since November 2008 with a pair of matches the weekbefore in the CSU Open. Moricone went 5­1 to finish third. Pat Bradshawbrought home fifth place at 184 lbs. The fourth seed, the senior finishedwith a 5­2 record. Torsten Gillespie finished sixth at 149 lbs. for the secondstraight year, winning three of five matches.

Nine Grapplers Place at Oklahoma Gold ClassicEdinboro finished fourth of eight teams at the Brockport/Oklahoma GoldShowcase, finishing behind Oklahoma, Ohio State and Rutgers. JarrodKing and Eric Morrill brought home championships for the Fighting Scots at165 and 125 lbs., respectively. King registered the biggest win of the day, asthe defending national champion decisioned eighth­ranked Colt Sponsellerof Ohio State in the finals, 8­5. Chris Birchler brought home second place atheavyweight, with Joe Loffredo (174) and Pat Bradshaw (184) taking third.Torsten Gillespie (149) and Matt Laird (157) were fifth, while Kyle Fluke (133)and Joel Webster (141) came in sixth.

Edinboro Wins Record Fifth Straight PSAC Crown Edinboro captured the Pennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceChampionship, marking the fifth straight PSAC title for head coach TimFlynn’s squad, tying the PSAC record set by Lock Haven from 1940­42 and1947­48. Edinboro has won eight of the last nine and 11 of the last 13 champi­onships. The Fighting Scots finished with 142.5 points to edge Bloomsburg,which finished with 134.5 points. Edinboro finished with a total of four cham­pions, including a pair of three­time winners. Jarrod King and Pat Bradshawbecame the 49th and 50th three­time champions at 165 and 184 lbs., respec­tively. King joined his brother Matt as a three­time champion. Edinboro ‘s EricMorrill got the finals started with an 8­2 decision over Jason Guffey ofBloomsburg at 125 lbs., recording the matches’ only three takedowns. Kingand Bloomsburg’s Ricky Schmelyun met for the second straight year in the165 lb. championship bout. King prevailed 4­0, with a first period takedown,plus a point for stalling and riding time. Bradshaw won his first two titles at197 lbs., then moved down to 184 lbs. last year. In a wild match, he handedShane Mallory of East Stroudsburg an 11­6 defeat thanks to a takedown andfive total near­fall points. Now a Fighting Scot, Fendone was in Birchler’s cor­ner as the senior won a 9­4 decision over Dan Craig of Lock Haven.

Kyle Fluke posted a 15-11 record in his first season as thestarter at 133 lbs.

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#15 Edinboro 38, Sacred Heart 6Sprawl & Brawl ClassicNovember 22, 2009 uBinghamton, NY

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) won by forfeit133 Kyle Fluke (EU) tech. fall Anthony Ricco (SHU), 16­0 141 Joel Webster (EU) maj. dec. Cory Dunn (SHU), 8­0 149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) tech. fall Zach Moran (SHU), 15­0 157 Anthony Priore (SHU) dec. Matt Laird (EU), 4­3 165 #2 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. Jonathon Rizzitello (SHU), 17­4 174 Joe Loffredo (EU) maj. dec. Michael Hartman (SHU), 10­0 184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) fall over Sam Sheppard (SHU), 0:48 197 Brandon Lapp (SHU) dec. Kenny Massey (EU), 4­2 Hwt. #11 Chris Birchler (EU) maj. dec. Paul Schweighardt (SHU), 10­1

#15 Edinboro 18, Rider 12Sprawl & Brawl ClassicNovember 22, 2009 uBinghamton, NY

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) dec. Ilyass Elmasouri (RU), 9­2 133 Kyle Fluke (EU) dec. Jimmy Kirchner (RU), 8­5 141 Aaron Nestor (RU) dec. Joel Webster (EU), 12­6 149 Michael Kessler (RU) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 6­4 157 Zac Cibula (RU) dec. Matt Laird (EU), 3­2 165 #2 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Rob Morrison (RU), 4­3 174 Joe Loffredo (EU) dec. Jim Resnick (RU), 4­2 184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Michael Miller (RU), 2­1 197 Tyler Smith (RU) dec. Tim Murphy (EU), 8­3 Hwt. #11 Chris Birchler (EU) dec. #18 Ed Bordas (RU), 3­1 sv

#19 Penn State 22, #15 Edinboro 9Sprawl & Brawl ClassicNovember 22, 2009 uBinghamton, NY

125 #6 Brad Pataky (PSU) dec. #8 Eric Morrill (EU), 4­0 133 Tyler Saltsman (PSU) dec. Ashton Osterberg (EU), 7­3 141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. Colby Pisani (PSU), 2­0 149 #8 Frank Molinaro (PSU) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 8­4 157 #4 Cyler Sanderson (PSU) maj. dec. Matt Laird (EU), 16­5 165 #2 Jarrod King (EU) dec. #9 Dan Vallimont (PSU), 4­3 174 Joe Loffredo (EU) dec. Michael Lorenzo (PSU), 6­1

184 David Erwin (PSU) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 6­4 197 Clay Steadman (PSU) dec. Tim Murphy (EU), 2­0 Hwt. #19 Cameron Wade (PSU) dec. #11 Chris Birchler (EU), 9­2

#3 Ohio State 34, #19 Edinboro 12December 13, 2009 uPerrysburg, OH

133 Ian Paddock (OSU) maj. dec. Kyle Fluke (EU), 12­1 141 #1 Reece Humphrey (OSU) tech. fall Ashton Osterberg (EU), 27­11149 #4 Lance Painter (OSU) maj. dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 9­1 157 Sean Nemec (OSU) maj. dec. Matt Coleman (EU), 10­1 165 #7 Colt Sponseller (OSU) fall over Chris Hrunka (EU), 4:53 174 #20 Dave Rella (OSU) forfeit 184 #9 Mike Pucillo (OSU) fall over #20 Pat Bradshaw (EU), 2:26 197 Shawn Fendone (EU) fall over Zach Stolarsky (OSU), 2:40 Hwt. #14 Chris Birchler (EU) dec. Corey Morrison (OSU), 6­4125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) dec. Nikko Triggas (OSU), 6­4

#16 Edinboro 20, Ohio 1230th Annual Virginia DualsJanuary 8, 2010uHampton, VA

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) maj. dec. Kyle Ciccarello (OU), 10­2133 Quentin Keyes (OU) dec. Ashton Osterberg (EU), 7­2141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. Darin Boiing (OU), 4­0149 Seth Morton (OU) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 5­2157 Clay Tucker (OU) dec. John Greishiemer (EU), 10­5165 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. Kevin Christensen (OU), 11­2174 Paul Paddock (EU) dec. Steve Wilson (OU), 6­0184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. #20 Nick Purdue (OU), 4­3197 #14 Erik Schuth (OU) dec. Shawn Fendone (EU), 3­2Hwt Chris Birchler (EU) dec. Andy Hartshorn (OU), 6­2

#11 Lehigh 26, #16 Edinboro 1030th Annual Virginia DualsJanuary 8, 2010 uHampton, VA

125 John McDonald (LU) dec. Michael Bunn (EU), 5­2133 Ashton Osterberg (EU) maj. dec. Mitch Berger (LU), 12­3141 #18 Seth Ciasulli (LU) dec. Joel Webster (EU), 7­4149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. Brian Tanen (LU), 3­1157 Sean Bilodeau (LU) fall over John Greishiemer (EU), 2:47165 #4 Jarrod King (EU) dec. #18 Mike Galante (LU), 9­2174 #18 Robert Hamlin (LU) maj. dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 10­2184 #15 David Craig (LU) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 2­1197 Joe Kennedy (LU) dec. Shawn Fendone (EU), 9­1Hwt #6 Zach Rey (LU) dec. #19 Chris Birchler (EU), 6­3

#24 Virginia Tech 27, #16 Edinboro 1530th Annual Virginia DualsJanuary 9, 2010 uHampton, VA

125 #16 Jarrod Garnett (VTU) fall over Michael Bunn (EU), 3:33133 Brock LiVorio (VTU) dec. Ashton Osterberg (EU), 6­4141 #12 Chris Diaz (VTU) maj. dec. Joel Webster (EU), 17­3149 Brian Stephens (VTU) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 17­12157 #7 Jesse Dong (VTU) tech. fall John Greishiemer (EU), 16­0165 #4 Jarrod King (EU) fall over Nick Murray (VTU), 0:53 174 Matt Epperly (VTU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 3­1184 Tommy Spellman (VTU) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 6­2197 Shawn Fendone (EU) dec. Chris Penny (VTU), 9­2Hwt #19 Chris Birchler (EU) won by forfeit

#21 Edinboro 19, Buffalo 17January 16, 2010 uEdinboro, PA

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) dec. Dan Bishop (UB), 4­2

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Chris Birchler finished with a 32-14 record at heavyweightin his lone season as a Fighting Scot.

133 #20 Kevin Smith (UB) maj. dec. Ashton Osterberg (EU), 13­5141 Andrew Schutt (UB) maj. dec. Joel Webster (EU), 13­2149 #15 Desi Green (UB) fall over Kory Bissett (EU), 2:33157 Andrew Stella (UB) dec. John Greishiemer (EU), 7­5165 #5 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. John­Martin Cannon (UB), 9­1 174 Phil Moricone (EU) dec. Brian Sheehan (UB), 7­2 184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Josh Peters (UB), 4­3197 Shawn Fendone (EU) dec. Jimmy Hamel (UB), 9­2Hwt #17 Chris Birchler (EU) dec. Jason Weber (UB), 9­3

#21 Edinboro 25, Clarion 13January 17, 2010 uClarion, PA

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) dec. Joe Waltko (CU), 3­0133 Jay Ivanco (CU) dec. Ashton Osterberg (EU), 5­1141 Greg Lewis (CU) dec. Joel Webster (EU), 7­3149 James Fleming (CU) dec. Kory Bissett (EU), 2­0157 #16 Hadley Harrison (CU) maj. dec. John Greisheimer (EU), 12­0165 #5 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. Nick Milano (CU), 17­4174 Phil Moricone (EU) fall over Steven Cressley (CU), 4:37184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Clint Podish (CU), 2­1197 Shawn Fendone (EU) fall over Alex Thomas (CU), 2:36Hwt. #17 Chris Birchler (EU) dec. Phil Catrucco (CU), 8­4

#21 Edinboro 32, Lock Haven 9January 23, 2010 uLock Haven, PA

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) dec. Nick Hyatt (LHU), 11­4133 John Trumbetti (LHU) dec. Ashton Osterberg (EU), 4­2141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. Justin Louden (LHU), 1­0149 Brock Parker (LHU) dec. Kory Bissett (EU), 6­1 157 Josh Greisheimer (EU) maj. dec. Seth Creasy (LHU), 10­2165 #4 Jarrod King (EU) fall over Kevin Dufresne (LHU), 4:35174 Phil Moricone (EU) fall over Derek Caldwell (LHU), 5:42184 Jeremie Cook (LHU) dec. Ken Massey (EU), 8­2 197 Shawn Fendone (EU) fall over Harry Turner (LHU), 1:55Hwt. #17 Chris Bircher (EU) maj. dec. Chris Drummond (LHU), 12­4

#22 Edinboro 28, Bloomsburg 13February 5, 2010 uEdinboro, PA

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) maj. dec James Bak (BU), 14­1133 Kyle Fluke (EU) maj. dec. Jason Guffey (BU), 13­2141 Joel Webster (EU) tech. fall Ian De Sol (BU), 15­0 (5:23)149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) fall over Josh Roosa (BU), 5:10157 #9 Matt Moley (BU) tech. fall Johnny Greisheimer (EU), 16­1 (4:57)165 #11 Rick Schmelyun (BU) tech. fall Chris Hrunka (EU), 16­0 (2:57)174 Nate Graham (BU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 5­3184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Derek Coffey (BU), 4­1197 Shawn Fendone (EU) dec. Brian Shaw (BU), 8­2Hwt. #18 Chris Birchler (EU) dec. Zac Walsh (BU), 11­4

#22 Edinboro 39, Cleveland State 6February 6, 2010 uCleveland, OH

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) tech. fall Ronald Butler (CSU), 25­7 133 Kyle Fluke (EU) tech. fall Zech Huff (CSU), 17­2 141 Joel Webster (EU) maj. dec. Mike Mencini (CSU), 13­2 149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) fall over Dan Castillo (CSU), 3:51 157 Johnny Greisheimer (EU) dec. Corey Carlo (CSU), 9­4 165 Rob Michaels (CSU) dec. Chris Hrunka (EU), 5­0 174 Marcus Effner (CSU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 6­1 184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) fall over Nick Anthony (CSU), 4:14 197 Shawn Fendone (EU) fall over Jeff Schuller (CSU), 3:34 Hwt. #18 Chris Birchler (EU) maj. dec. Chris Weber (CSU), 13­4

North Carolina 24, #22 Edinboro 14February 12, 2010 uEdinboro, PA

125 #8 Eric Morrill (EU) maj. dec. Brian Bokoski (UNC), 18­4133 Jeremy Shaw (UNC) dec. Kyle Fluke (EU), 9­6141 Mike Rappo (UNC) fall over Joel Webster (EU), 4:58149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. Jon Burns (UNC), 6­0157 #10 Thomas Scotton (UNC) dec. Johnny Gresheimer (EU), 4­3165 Kyle Kiss (UNC) dec. Chris Hrunka (EU), 7­3174 Phil Moricone (EU) maj. dec. Thomas Ferguson (UNC), 12­4184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Nick Tenpenny (UNC), 5­2197 Denny Drury (UNC) fall over Shawn Fendone (EU), 6:14Hwt. Ziad Haddad (UNC) dec. #18 Chris Birchler (EU), 3­2

#18 Pittsburgh 21, #25 Edinboro 13February 19, 2010 uPittsburgh, PA

125 #20 Anthony Zanetta (UP) dec. #8 Eric Morrill (EU), 4­1 133 Jimmy Conroy (UP) dec. Kyle Fluke (EU), 4­2141 #16 Tyler Nauman (UP) dec. Joel Webster (EU), 7­2149 Eric Albright (UP) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 4­3157 Donnie Tasser (UP) dec. Johnny Greisheimer (EU), 7­6165 #3 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. Adam Counterman (UP), 12­2174 Phil Moricone (EU) fall over David Sullivan (UO), 4:15184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Zac Thomusseit (UP), 3­2197 Matt Wilps (UP) dec. Shawn Fendone (EU), 4­2Hwt. #11 Ryan Tomei (UP) dec. #20 Chris Birchler (EU), 7­3

#25 Edinboro 29, West Virginia 6February 20, 2010 uEdinboro, PA

Hwt. Brandon Williamson (WVU) dec. #20 Chris Birchler (EU), 3­0125 Shane Young (WVU) dec. #8 Eric Morrill (EU), 10­7133 Kyle Fluke (EU) dec. #18 Colin Johnston (WVU), 2­0141 Joel Webster (EU) maj. dec. Ryan Romano (WVU), 13­0149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) maj. dec. Jonathan Waldron (WVU), 14­3157 Johnny Gresheimer (EU) dec. Kyle Eason (WVU), 7­4165 #3 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Donnie Jones (WVU), 6­3174 Phil Moricone (EU) maj. dec. Matt Weston (WVU), 17­9184 Pat Bradshaw (EU) tech. fall Rob DeSano (WVU), 18­1 (5:42)197 Shawn Fendone (EU) dec. Kyle Rooney (WVU), 5­0

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Phil Moricone concluded an injury-plagued career with atrip to Nationals and 81 career wins.

Team Standings1. Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134.5 2. Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90.0 3. Iowa State . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75.04. Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70.5 5. Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.06. Oklahoma State . . . . . . . . .65.07. Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63.08. Ohio State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62.09. Penn State . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49.0

10. Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48.0 11. Boise State . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43.5 12. Central Michigan . . . . . . . . .39.5

Nebraska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39.514. American . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38.015. Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34.016. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32.017. Lehigh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.518. Cal Poly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.0

Michigan State . . . . . . . . . .30.020. Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29.521. Binghamton . . . . . . . . . . . . .26.0

Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26.023. Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.0

Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25.025. Kent State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.0

OutstandingWrestler

Jayson Ness, Minnesota

Coach of the YearBarry Davis, Wisconsin

} 125 PoundsChampionship #3 Matt McDonough (Iowa) dec. #5 AndrewLong (Iowa State), 3­1Third Place#1 Angel Escobedo (Indiana) dec. #2 TroyNickerson (Cornell), 2­0Fifth Place#6 Zach Sanders (Minnesota) dec. Cashe’Quiroga (Purdue), 6­2Seventh Place #4 Anthony Robles (Arizona State) dec. NikkoTriggas (Ohio State), 9­3

} 133 PoundsChampionship #1 Jayson Ness (Minnesota) dec. #2 DanielDennis (Iowa), 6­4Third Place#3 Franklin Gomez (Michigan State) maj. dec.#4 Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State), 8­0Fifth Place#8 Tyler Graff (Wisconsin) dec. #6 Dan Mitcheff(Kent State), 5­3Seventh Place #5 Borislav Novachkov (Cal Poly) fall over #9Steve Bell (Maryland), 4:24

} 141 PoundsChampionship #1 Kyle Dake (Cornell) dec. #6 Montell Marion(Iowa), 7­3Third Place#4 Reece Humphrey (Ohio State) dec. #5 ZackBailey (Oklahoma), 3­2Fifth Place#10 Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh) dec.GermaneLindsey (Ohio), 3­2Seventh Place #3 Michael Thorn (Minnesota) fall over #11Christopher Diaz (Virginia Tech), 0:56

} 149 PoundsChampionship#2 Brent Metcalf (Iowa State) dec. #1 LancePalmer (Ohio State), 3­2Third Place#3 Kyle Terry (Oklahoma) dec. #4 Kyle Ruschell(Wisconsin), 5­4Fifth Place#5 Frank Molinaro (Penn State) maj. dec.Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro), 10­1Seventh Place#9 Kevin LeValley (Bucknell) dec. Kyle Borshoff(American), 5­0

} 157 PoundsChampionship #1 J.P. O’Connor (Harvard) dec. #7 Chase Pami(Cal Poly), 6­4Third Place#2 Adam Hall (Boise State) maj. dec. JustinLister (Binghamton), 8­0Fifth Place#5 Steve Fittery (American) maj. dec. #4 CylerSanderson (Penn State), 15­6Seventh PlaceJustin Gaethje (Northern Colorado) dec. #12Steven Brown (Central Michigan), 12­7

} 165 PoundsChampionship#1 Andrew Howe (Wisconsin) dec. #6 DanVallimont (Penn State), 9­3Third Place#2 Jarrod King (Edinboro) dec. NickAmuchastegui (Stanford), 3­2Fifth PlaceTyler Caldwell (Oklahoma) dec. #9 AndrewRendos (Bucknell), 6­3Seventh Place#7 Ryan Morningstar (Iowa) dec. Chris Brown(Old Dominion), 3­2

} 174 PoundsChampionship #2 Jay Borschel (Iowa) dec. #1 Mack Lewnes(Cornell), 6­2Third Place#3 Chris Henrich (Virginia) maj. dec. #4 StephenDwyer (Nebraska), 10­1Fifth Place#10 Jordan Blanton (Illinois) dec. #7 BenBennett (Central Michigan), 3­2Seventh PlaceScott Giffin (Penn) forfeit Jarion Beets(Northern Iowa)

} 184 PoundsChampionship #6 Max Askren (Missouri) dec. #1 Kirk Smith(Boise State), 10­3 Third Place#4 Michael Cannon (American) dec. #7 JoeLeBlanc (Wyoming), 7­2Fifth Place#2 John Dergo (Illinois) dec. #5 Clayton Foster(Oklahoma State), 10­4Seventh Place#3 Dustin Kilgore (Kent State) dec. #9 PhillipKeddy (Iowa), 9­5

} 197 PoundsChampionship#1 Jake Varner (Iowa State) dec. #2 CraigBrester (Nebraska), 5­2Third Place#4 Cam Simaz (Cornell) dec. #3 Hudson Taylor(Maryland), 4­2 svFifth Place#6 Eric Lapotsky (Oklahoma) dec. #5 TylerBrandvold (Wisconsin), 7­0Seventh PlaceAlan Gelogarv (Oklahoma State) dec. #8 SonnyYohn (Minnesota), 12­7

} HeavyweightChampionship#1 David Zabriskie (Iowa State) dec. #2 JaredRosholt (Oklahoma State), 3­2Third Place#3 Zach Rey (Lehigh) dec. #4 Konrad Dudziak(Duke), 4­2 sv2Fifth Place#11 Mitchell Monteiro (Cal State Bakersfield)dec. #9 Mark Ellis (Missouri), 3­1 svSeventh Place#5 Daniel Erekson (Iowa) dec. #7 Jarod Trice(Central Michigan), 8­2

March 18-20, 2010 -- Omaha, NE

Jarrod King ... 165 lb. NationalChampion!

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Eric Morrill 125 lbs.} First RoundLost to Jason Lara, Oregon State, 9­6} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundLost to Ross Gitomer, Virginia, 3­1 sv

Torsten Gillespie 149 lbs.} First Rounddefeated Dean Pavlou, Chattanooga, 10­0} Second RoundDefeated Kyle Ruschell, Wisconsin (#4 seed), 6­4} QuarterfinalsLost to Frank Molinaro, Penn State (#5 seed), 8­0} Wrestlebacks -- xx Rounddefeated Andrew Nadhir, Northwestern, 4­2} Wrestlebacks -- xxx Round

Defeated Kyle Borschoff, American, 7­5 sv} Wrestlebacks -- SemifinalsLost to Kyle Terry, Oklahoma (#3 seed), 10­1} Fifth PlaceLost to Frank Molinaro, Penn State (#5 seed), 10­1

Jarrod King (#2 seed) 165 lbs.} First RoundDefeated Eren Civan, Columbia, 9­4} Second RoundDefeated Brandon Hatchett, Lehigh, 3­2} Quarterfinals Defeated Ryan Morningstar, Iowa (#7 seed), 2­1} SemifinalsLost to Dan Vallimont, Penn State (#6 seed), 3­1 sv} Wrestlebacks -- Semifinals

Defeated Andrew Rendos, Bucknell (#9 seed), 7­} Third PlaceDefeated Nick Amuchastegui, Stanford, 3­2

Phil Moricone 174 lbs.} First RoundLost to Luke Manuel, Purdue (#9 seed), 4­2 tb} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundDefeated Jim Resniclk, Rider, 6­3} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundDefeated Byron Sigmon, UNC Greensboro, 12­3} Wrestlebacks -- Third RoundDefeated Joshua Patterson, Binghamton (#11 seed),9­3

} Wrestlebacks -- Fourth RoundLost to Jarion Beets, Northern Iowa, 5­3

Pat Bradshaw 184 lbs.} First RoundLost to Clayton Foster, Oklahoma State (#5 seed), 17­3} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundDefeated Eric Cameron, Indiana, 5­3} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundLost to Andrew Saunders, UNC Greensboro, F2:44

Chris Birchler Hwt.} First RoundDefeated Christian Brantley, Northern Iowa, 3­2} Second RoundLost to Jared Rosholt, Oklahoma State (#2 seed),F0:58} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundDefeated Clayton Jack, Oreon State, 8­6} Wrestlebacks -- Third RoundLost to D.J. Russo, Rutgers (#10 seed), F5:21

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Phil Moricone fell one win shy of All-American honors inhis third trip to Nationals.

} 125 PoundsChampionshipAnthony Zanetta (Pitt.) dec. Shane Young (WVU),4­2Third PlaceEric Morrill (EU) dec. Nick Hyatt (LHU), 7­3Fifth PlaceJoe Waltko (CU) fall over Ron Butler (CSU), 3:49

} 133 PoundsChampionshipJohn Trubetti (LHU) dec. Jimmy Conroy (Pitt.), 2­0Third PlaceKyle Fluke (EU) dec. Jason Guffey (BU), 5­4Fifth PlaceJay Ivanco (CU) tech. fall Zech Huff (CSU), 17­0 (7:00)

} 141 PoundsChampionship Tyler Nauman (Pitt.) dec. Greg Lewis (CU), 6­2Third PlaceJoel Webster (EU) dec. Owen Wilkinson (LHU), 11­7Fifth PlaceMike Mencini (CSU) dec. Ian De Sol (BU), 3­1

} 149 PoundsChampionshipTorsten Gillespie (EU) dec. James Fleming (CU), 4­0Third PlaceEric Albright (Pitt.) dec. Mike Rowe (WVU), 7­3 tbFifth PlaceJosh Roosa (BU) maj. dec. Dan Castillo (CSU), 10­0

} 157 PoundsChampionship Matt Moley (BU) maj. dec. Hadley Harrison(EU), 13­3Third PlaceJohnny Greisheimer (EU) dec. Kyle Eason(WVU), 5­2Fifth PlaceDonnie Tasser (Pitt.) dec. Corey Carlo (CSU), 6­4 sv

} 165 PoundsChampionshipJarrod King (EU) med. forfeit Donnie Jones (WVU)Third PlaceRicky Schmelyun (BU) fall over Nick Milano (CU),2:17Fifth PlaceAdam Counterman (Pitt.) dec. Rob Michaels(CSU), 4­2 sv

} 174 PoundsChampionship Phil Moricone (EU) dec. Nate Graham (BU), 6­1Third PlaceMatt Weston (WVU) inj. dflt. Steve Cressley (CU)Fifth PlaceDave Sullivan (Pitt.) dec. Derek Caldwell (LHU), 5­1

} 184 PoundsChampionship Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Zac Thomusseit (Pitt.), 3­2Third PlaceJeremie Cook (LHU) dec. Clint Podish (CU), 8­4Fifth PlaceDerek Coffey (BU) dec. Dan Michaels (CSU), 8­5

} 197 PoundsChampionshipMatt Wilps (Pitt.) maj. dec. Alex Thomas (CU), 12­4Third PlaceShawn Fendone (EU) inj. dflt. Kyle Rooney (WVU)Fifth PlaceBrian Shaw (BU) fall over Harry Turner (LHU), 1:37

} HeavyweightChampionshipRyan Tomei (Pitt.) fall over Brandon Williamson(WVU), 6:25Third PlaceChris Birchler (EU) dec. Quintas McCorkle (CU), 3­2Fifth PlaceZac Walsh (BU) maj. dec. Chris Weber (CSU), 9­1

March 7, 2010 -- Morgantown, WVFinal TeamStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . . . . . .135.5 2. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . .125.5 3. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .111.04. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . .84.5 5. West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . .78.06. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . . . . . .58.0 7. Cleveland State . . . . . . . . .37.0

TournamentOutstanding

WrestlerRyan Tomei, Pittsburgh

2009-10 DualStandings

EWL OVERALL

RECORD RECORD

1. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . .6­0 . . . . 17­1­1 2. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . .5­1 . . . . . . .9­63. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . .4­2 . . . . . . .8­84. West Virginia . . . . . . .3­3 . . . . . .3­105. Bloomsburg . . . . . . .2­4 . . . . . .10­86. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . 1­5 . . . . . . .2­97. Cleveland State . . . .0­6 . . . . . .2­17

Wrestler of the YearJarrod King, Edinboro

Coach of the YearRande Stottlemyre, Pittsburgh

Freshman of the Year Anthony Zanetta, Pittsburgh

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} 125 PoundsChampionship Eric Morrill (EU) dec. Jason Guffey (BU), 8­2Third PlaceChris Sheetz (KU) dec. Nick Hyatt (LHU), 7­5Fifth PlaceRonald Hicks (CU) dec. John Fleming (GU), 1­0

} 133 PoundsChampionship Corey Bowers (GU) dec. Jay Ivanco (CU), 4­3Third PlaceJohn Trumbetti (LHU) dec. Austin Williams (KU),7­2Fifth PlaceAshton Osterberg (EU) fall over Andrew Arnold(ESU), 6:59

} 141 PoundsChampionshipFrank Hickman (BU) maj. dec. Joel Webster (EU),10­2Third PlaceOwen Wilkinson (LHU) fall over Cameron Moran(CU), 2:46Fifth PlaceAdam Hluschak (ESU) med. forf. Nate Nauroth(SU)

} 149 PoundsChampionship Brock Parker (LHU) dec. Josh Roosa (BU), 3­1 svThird PlaceTorsten Gillespie (EU) dec. James Fleming (CU), 5­1Fifth PlaceKevin McElhaney (GU) dec. Jordan Shields (MU), 6­4

} 157 PoundsChampionship Matt Moley (BU) fall over JarrettHostetter(MU), 2:10Third PlaceHadley Harrison (CU) dec. Andy Lamancusa (MC),3­1Fifth PlaceZack McKendree (GU) dec. Matt Laird (EU), 11­8

} 165 PoundsChampionship Jarrod King (EU) dec. Rick Schmelyun (BU), 4­0Third PlaceJosh Shields (MC) dec. Dave Zeek (KU), 5­0Fifth PlaceDave Sunderland (SU) med forf. JeremyBrooks (MU)

} 174 PoundsChampionshipNate Graham (BU) dec. Chris Barrick (SU),5­2 Third PlaceAaron Ernest (LHU) dec. Shane Smith (MU), 4­0Fifth PlaceJoe Loffredo(EU) dec. Steven Cressley (CU), 11­4

} 184 PoundsChampionshipPat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Shane Mallory (ESU), 11­6Third PlaceJeremie Cook (LHU) dec. Clint Podish (CU), 7­3Fifth PlaceDerrick Coffey (BU) maj. dec. Keith Dalheimer(SU), 15­2

} 197 PoundsChampionship Alex Thomas (CU) fall over Shawn Fendone (EU),2:00Third PlaceJacon Dabishinsky (BU) fall over Chris Nocchi(MC), 2:39Fifth PlaceScott Snyder (KU) dec. Eddie Ebewo (ESU), 2­1 sv

} HeavyweightChampionshipChris Birchler (EU) dec. Dan Craig (LHU), 9­4Third PlaceFrank McGrath (GU) dec. Zac Walsh (BU), 3­1Fifth PlaceQuintas McCorkle (CU) dec. Nathan Sharp (MC),6­2

December 5, 2009 -- Edinboro, PA

PSAC Wrestler of the Year

Jarrod King, Edinboro

Coach of the YearTim Flynn, Edinboro

Rookie of the YearJames Fleming, Clarion

Final TeamStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142.5 2. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .134.53. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .110.04. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .99.55. Gannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62.06. East Stroudsburg . . . . . . . . . . .49.57. Kutztown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48.08. Mercyhurst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47.5 9. Millersville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43.5

10. Shippensburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40.0

TournamentOutstanding

WrestlerMatt Moley, Bloomsburg

Pat Bradshaw won the PSAC title at184 lbs. to become a three-time PSAC

champion.

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Overall Record: 9-6EWL Record: 5-1

Date Opponent Result Score Overall EWLNovember 22 vs. Sacred Heart# W 38­6 1­0 0­0

vs. Rider# W 18­12 2­0 0­0vs. #17 Penn State# L 9­22 2­1 0­0

December 13 at #3 Ohio State L 12­34 2­2 0­0January 8 vs. Ohio@ W 20­12 3­2 0­0

vs. #11 Lehigh@ L 10­26 3­3 0­0January 9 vs. #24 Virginia Tech@ L 15­27 3­4 0­0January 16 BUFFALO W 19­17 4­4 0­0January 17 at Clarion W 25­13 5­4 1­0January 23 at Lock Haven W 32­9 6­4 2­0February 5 BLOOMSBURG W 28­13 7­4 3­0February 6 at Cleveland State W 39­6 8­4 4­0February 12 NORTH CAROLINA L 14­24 8­5 4­0February 19 at #18 Pittsburgh L 13­21 8­6 4­1February 20 WEST VIRGINIA W 29­6 9­6 5­1

# at Sprawl & Brawl, Binghamton, NY@ at Virginia Duals

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Individual Records‘09-10 ‘09-10 Career ‘09-10 ‘09-10 ‘09-10

Wrestler Weight Record Dual Rec. Record Falls Mterm Major DecEric Morrill 125 31­9 10­3 66­35 0 1 9Michael Bunn 125 0­8 0­2 3­15 0 0 0Kyle Fluke 133 15­11 5­5 67­37 3 2 1Ashton Osterberg 133/141 14­18 1­6 14­18 4 0 2Shawn Giblin* 133 5­1 0­0 ­­­ 1 0 1Joel Webster 141 19­13 7­7 48­31 0 3 6Jon­Marc Burdick* 141 5­9 0­0 ­­­ 0 0 1Torsten Gillespie 149 32­16 6­6 78­53 5 3 7Jeff Brigham 149 3­7 0­0 3­7 0 1 0Timmy Rich* 149 11­8 0­0 ­­­ 3 1 3Luke Speno* 149/157 10­6 0­0 ­­­ 1 0 3Kory Bissett 149 5­7 0­3 10­15 1 0 1D.J. Zarfos 149/157 1­2 0­0 1­2 0 0 0Jordan Powell* 149 2­4 0­0 ­­­ 0 0 0Matt Laird 157 15­9 0­3 15­9 1 3 3Johnny Greisheimer 157 24­21 3­8 24­21 1 4 7Matt Coleman 157 4­5 0­1 9­11 0 1 0Joe Bockmore 157 1­4 0­0 22­22 0 0 0Dan Snyder 157 0­6 0­0 0­12 0 0 0Jarrod King 165 39­2 11­0 125­27% 8 4 10Chris Hrunka 165 1­9 0­4 5­19 0 0 0Joe Loffredo 174 13­5 3­0 13­5 0 0 2Phil Moricone 174 22­5 6­0 81­31 4 0 8Paul Paddock 174 1­4 1­4 11­18 0 0 0Pat Bradshaw 184 30­13 10­4 97­44 3 1 5Chris Honeycutt* 184 26­1 0­0 59­18 2 1 6Shawn Fendone 197 17­10 8­4 29­20 10 0 1Tim Murphy 197 6­11 0­2 6­11 0 0 0Kenny Massey 184/197 4­8 0­2 7­14 0 0 0Tim Lutke 197 8­4 0­0 8­4 0 0 0Chris Birchler Hwt. 32­14 10­5 84­31^ 2 0 6Mike Horton Hwt. 30­18 0­0 30­18 7 0 0Dan Estricher Hwt. 11­9 0­0 11­9 1 0 1Ernest James* Hwt. 15­14 0­0 ­­­ 5 2 3

% includes 22­11 at Oklahoma ^ includes 52­17 at East Stroudsburg* redshirted

TournamentsUB Open

November 1 -- No Team ScoresChampion: Chris Honeycutt (184). 3rd Place:Matt Laird (157). 4th Place: Mike Horton(Hwt.). 6th Place: Jon­Marc Burdick (141).

EMU OpenNovember 7 -- No Team Scores

Champion: Jarrod King (165), Chris Honeycutt(184). 2nd Place: Eric Morrill (125), TorstenGillespie (149). 3rd Place: Joel Webster (141).5th Place: Kyle Fluke (133), Pat Bradshaw (184),Chris Birchler (hwt.).Freshmen-Sophomore DivisionChampion: Matt Laird (157). 2nd Place: LukeSpeno (149). 3rd Place: Shawn Giblin (133),Johnny Greisheimer (157). 4th Place: Timmy Rich(149). 4th Place: Tim Murphy (197). 7th­8thPlace: Jon­Marc Burdick (141), Joe Loffredo (174).

Oklahoma Gold ClassicNovember 14 -- 4th/8 teams

Champion: Eric Morrill (125), Jarrod King (165).2nd Place: Chris Birchler (Hwt.). 3rd Place: JoeLoffredo (174), Pat Bradshaw (184). 5th Place:Torsten Gillespie (149), Matt Laird (157). 6th Place:Kyle Fluke (133), Joel Webster (141).

Michigan State OpenNovember 15 -- No Team Scores

Champion: Chris Honeycutt (184).Ashland Open

November 15 -- No Team Scores3rd Place: Johnny Greisheimer(157).

PSAC ChampionshipDecember 5 -- 1st out of 10 teams

Champion: Eric Morrill (125), Jarrod King (165),Pat Bradshaw (184), Chris Birchler (hwt.). 2ndPlace: Joel Webster (141), Shawn Fendone(197). 3rd Place: Torsten Gillespie (149). 5thPlace: Ashton Osterberg (133), Joe Loffredo(174). 6th Place: Matt Laird (157).

Nittany Lion OpenDecember 6 -- No Team Scores

2nd Place: Chris Honeycutt (184). 6th Place:Tim Lutke (197).

CSU OpenDecember 13 -- No Team Scores

Champion: Chris Honeycutt (184). 4th Place: MikeHorton (Hwt.). 6th Place: Phil Moricone (174).

Reno TournamentDecember 20 -- 2nd out of 26 teamsChampion: Eric Morrill (125), Jarrod King (165). 3rdPlace: Phil Moricone (174). 5th Place: PatBradshaw (184). 6th Place: Torsten Gillespie (149).

Southern ScuffleDecember 29-30 -- 4th out of 31 teams

Champion: Chris Honeycutt (184). 3rd Place:Torsten Gillespie (184), Jarrod King (165), ChrisBirchler (hwt.). 5th Place: Eric Morrill (125). 8thPlace: Ashton Osterberg (133), Phil Moricone (174).

EWL TournamentMarch 7 -- 1st out of 7 teams

Champion: Torsten Gillespie (149), Jarrod King(165), Phil Moricone (174), Pat Bradshaw (184).3rd Place: Eric Morrill (125), Kyle Fluke (133), JoelWebster (141), Johnny Greisheimer (157), ShawnFendone (197), Chris Birchler (hwt.).

NCAA NationalChampionship

March 18-20 -- 16th out of 77 teams3rd Place: Jarrod King (165). 6th Place: TorstenGillespie (149).

History

} Section ContentsNCAA Division I National Champions ..............34NCAA Honors & Awards ......................................35Edinboro All-Americans........................................36EWL Honors & Awards..........................................37PSAC Honors & Awards ........................................38Year-by-Year Records ..............................................39Career Coaching Records ......................................39All-Time Roster....................................................40-41All-Time Division I Results................................42-43All-Time vs. Opponents..........................................43All-Time Individual Records ..................................44All-Time Team ..........................................................45EWL Hall of Fame ....................................................45

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Sean O’Day1989 -- 134 lbs.

}The Championship TrailPigtail ­­ tech. fall Jon Pierro, Fresno St,, 19­3 (4:14)1st Round ­­ tech. fall Gary Bendel, Boston Univ., 21­6 (6:48)2nd Round ­­ maj. dec. Chuck Barbee (#9), Oklahoma State, 17­4Quarterfinals ­­ dec. Jerry Durso (#6), Notre Dame, 14­8Semifinals ­­ dec. Joe Melchiore (#2), Iowa, 8­3Finals ­­ dec. T.J. Sewell (#4), Oklahoma, 11­8

Sean O’Day became the firstFighting Scot to claim a Division INational Championship. While com­peting at 134 pounds, O’Day, thethird seed going in, won six matchesat the 1989 NCAA Tournament inOklahoma City, OK. He was an 11­8winner over fourth­seed T.J. Sewellof Oklahoma. O’Day dominated hisearly matches, winning twice bytechnical fall, then posting a majordecision against ninth­seed ChuckBarbee of Oklahoma State. Hedefeated the sixth seed, Jerry Dursoof Nore Dame, in the quarterfinalsbefore knocking off the secondseed, Joe Melchiore of Iowa, in the

semifinals. That capped a 35­5 season for the senior. O’Day finished hisstellar career with an 116­23­2 record and was a three­time All­American.

Josh Koscheck2001 -- 174 lbs.

}The Championship Trail1st Round ­­ maj. dec. Louis Taylor, Eastern Illinois, 15­32nd Round ­­ dec. Luke Moore, Ohio, 5­0 Quarterfinals ­­ dec. Nathan Coy (#8), Oregon State, 6­1Semifinals ­­ dec. Tyrone Lewis (#4), Oklahoma State, 7­2Finals ­­ dec. Maurice Worthy (#3), Army, 8­1

Josh Koscheck became Edinboro’ssecond National Champion in 2001,capping a perfect 42­0 season withan 8­1 win over Maurice Worthy ofArmy, the third seed. That came ayear after he lost to Oklahoma’sByron Tucker, 3­0, in the title match.Koscheck was dominant in his run tothe title, defeating three seeds whileallowing just four points. He was a 6­1 winner over eighth­seed NathanCoy of Oregon State in the quarterfi­nals, and bested Tyrone Lewis ofOklahoma State, seeded fourth, by a7­2 count in the semifinals. In 2002Koscheck became Edinboro’s firstfour­time All­American, finishing with

a 128­17 career record. He never finished lower than fourth (1999), addinga second place in 2000 and third in 2002.

Gregor Gillespie2007 -- 149 lbs.

}The Championship Trail1st Round ­­ dec. Sam Alvarenga, VMI, 9­52nd Round ­­ maj. dec. Dan Vallimont (#12), Penn State, 10­2Quarterfinals ­­ dec. Jordan Leen (#4), Cornell, 6­2Semifinals ­­ dec. Dustin Schlatter (#1), Minnesota, 3­2Finals ­­ dec. Josh Churella (#3), Michigan, 3­1 sv

Gregor Gillespie made it threeDivision I national champions atEdinboro with an impressive run inAuburn Hills, MI. Just a sophomore,he came in seeded fifth and pro­ceeded to knock off four seeds,including the first, third and fourth.He was a 6­2 winner over fourth­seed Jordan Leen of Cornell in thequarterfinals, avenging an earlierloss. In one of the tournament’sbiggest upset, he snappedMinnesota’s Dustin Schlatter’s 65­match winning streak, handing thedefending national champion a 3­2defeat. In the finals, he bested localfavorite Josh Churella of Michigan,

the third seed, thanks to a takedown in overtime, 3­1. Gillespie finished theyear with a 34­2 record.

Jarrod King2009 -- 165 lbs.

}The Championship Trail1st Round ­­ fall over Rex Kendle, Michigan State, F1:042nd Round ­­ dec. Nick Amuchastegui, Stanford, 5­1Quarterfinals ­­ dec. Moza Fay (#4) Northern Iowa, 12­5Semifinals ­­ dec. Jonathan Reader (#8), Iowa State, RT 6­6 tb2Finals ­­ dec. Andrew Howe (#2), Wisconsin, 3­2

Jarrod King not only joined his broth­er Matt as an All­American, but in theprocess became Edinboro’s fourthNational Champion in 2009. Kingcame in as the 12th seed at 165 lbs.and upset three higher seededwrestlers on his way to the title. Inthe quarterfinals the junior surprisedfourth­seeded Moza Fay of NorthernIowa, 12­5. That was followed by agrueling 6­6win in two tiebreakersover the eighth seed, JonathanReader of Iowa State. King’s ridingtime advantage proved the differ­ence. He capped his run to thechampionship with a 3­2 decisionover second­seeded Andrew Howe

of Wisconsin. King ended the year with a 32­5 record. A year later hewould finish third at 165 lbs. to end his three­year Edinboro career with a103­16 record.

4-Time NCAADivision I

All-AmericansGregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs. (7th)

2007 149 lbs. (1st)2008 157 lbs. (5th)2009 157 lbs. (4th)

Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs. (4th)2000 174 lbs. (2nd)2001 174 lbs. (1st)2002 174 lbs. (3rd)

3-Time NCAA Division I

All-AmericansDean Hall 1986 Hwt. (4th)

1987 Hwt. (2nd)1988 Hwt. (4th)

Sean O’Day 1987 142 lbs. (7th)1988 142 lbs. (2nd)1989 134 lbs. (1st)

Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs. (7th)1993 142 lbs. (6th)1995 142 lbs. (3rd)

Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs. (7th)1997 190 lbs. (6th)1998 190 lbs. (2nd)

2-Time NCAADivision I

All-AmericansTerry Kennedy 1988 150 lbs. (5th)

1989 142 lbs. (5th)Lou Rosselli 1991 118 lbs. (4th)

1993 118 lbs. (3rd)Tony Robie 1995 158 lbs. (5th)

1997 158 lbs. (2nd)Matt King 2003 165 lbs. (4th)

2004 165 lbs. (3rd)Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs. (2nd)

2006 133 lbs. (3rd)Deonte Penn 2006 165 lbs. (4th)

2007 165 lbs. (7th)Jarrod King 2009 165 lbs. (1st)

2010 165 lbs. (3rd)

NCAA Division II National Champions

Mike Hahesy 1985 158 lbs. Matt Furey 1985 167 lbs.Greg Wright 1986 142 lbs.Bob Kauffman 1986 150 lbs.Dean Hall 1986 Hwt.

NCAA Division II All-Americans

1985 Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (1st)Dave Held 167 lbs. (6th)Matt Furey 177 lbs. (1st)

1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (2nd)Greg Wright 142 lbs. (1st)Bob Kauffman 150 lbs. (1st)Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (2nd)Matt Furey 167 lbs. (5th)Dave Held 177 lbs. (8th)Dean Hall Hwt. (1st)

NAIA All-Americans1969 Larry Harrington 115 lbs. (5th)1973 Tom Herr Hwt. (1st)1974 Tom Herr Hwt. (3rd)1976 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (4th)

Tom Hutchison 142 lbs. (5th)1977 Dominic Todaro 142 lbs. (3rd)

Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs. (5th)1978 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (3rd)1979 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (4th)

Ray Yeager 177 lbs. (3rd)1980 Randy McKinney 158 lbs. (8th)1981 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (6th)

Greg Astorino 142 lbs. (6th)

All-Americans By Year1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (3rd)

Dean Hall Hwt. (4th)1987 Dave Rowan 118 lbs. (4th)

Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (7th)Dean Hall Hwt. (2nd)

1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs. (4th)Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (2nd)Terry Kennedy 150 lbs. (5th)Dean Hall Hwt. (7th)

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs. (1st)Terry Kennedy 142 lbs. (5th)Frank Zelinsky 177 lbs. (7th)

1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (4th)1992 Brett Porter 126 lbs. (8th)

Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (7th)1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (3rd)

Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (6th)1995 Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (3rd)

Tony Robie 158 lbs. (5th)Jason Robison 190 lbs. (7th)

1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs. (2nd)Jim Straight 177 lbs. (7th)Jason Robison 190 lbs. (6th)

1998 Jason Robison 190 lbs. (2nd)1999 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (4th)

Mark Samples 165 lbs. (7th)2000 Shaun Shapert 157 lbs. (7th)

Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (2nd)Kevin Welsh 184 lbs. (6th)

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (1st)David Shunamon 197 lbs. (6th)

2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs. (8th)Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (3rd)

2003 Matt King 165 lbs. (4th)2004 Matt King 165 lbs. (3rd)

Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. (8th)2005 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs. (2nd)2006 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs. (3rd)

Deonte Penn 165 lbs. (4th)Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs. (7th)

2007 Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs. (1st)Alex Clemsen 184 lbs. (4th)Deonte Penn 165 lbs. (7th)

2008 Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs. (5th)2009 Jarrod King 165 lbs. (1st)

Paul Donahoe 125 lbs. (2nd) Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs. (4th)

2010 Jarrod King 165 lbs. (3rd)Torsten Gillespie 149 lbs. (6th)

NCAA Division I Top 20 Finishes

1987 College Park, MD 8th1988 Ames, IA 7th1989 Oklahoma City, OK 9th1993 Ames, IA T15th1995 Iowa City, IA 11th1997 Cedar Falls, IA 6th1998 Cleveland, OH T15th1999 University Park, PA 18th2000 St. Louis, MO 15th2001 Iowa City, IA 12th2002 Albany, NY 14th2006 Oklahoma City, OK 8th2007 Auburn Hills, MI 9th2009 St. Louis, MO 6th2010 Omaha, NE 16thGregor Gillespie with 2007 National Champions

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Matt Furey1985: 1st (177­II)1986: 5th (167­II)

Lou Rosselli1991: 4th (118)1993: 3rd (118)

Josh Koscheck1999: 4th (174)2000: 2nd (174)2001: 1st (174)2002: 3rd (174)

Sean O’Day1987: 7th (142)1988: 2nd (142)1989: 1st (134)

Dave Rowan1987: 4th (118)

Terry Kennedy1988: 5th (150)1989: 5th (142)

Dan Willaman1988: 4th (134)

Frank Zelinsky1989: 7th (177)

Brett Porter1992: 8th (158)

Tom Shiflett1992: 7th (142)1993: 6th (142)1995: 3rd (142)

Tony Robie1995: 5th (158)1997: 2nd (158)

Jason Robison1995: 7th (190)1997: 6th (190)1998: 2nd (190)

Jim Straight1997: 7th (177)

Mark Samples1999: 7th (165)

Shaun Shapert2000: 7th (157)

Kevin Welsh2000: 6th (184)

David Shunamon2001: 6th (197)

Cory Ace2002: 8th (133)

Nate Yetzer2004: 8th (174)

Shawn Bunch2005: 2nd (133)2006: 3rd (133)

Mike Hahesy1985: 1st (158­II)

1986: 2nd (158­II)

Dave Held1985: 6th (167­II)1986: 8th (177­II)

Dean Hall1986: 4th (Hwt)

1st (Hwt­II)1987: 2nd (Hwt)1988: 7th (Hwt)

Bob Kauffman1986: 1st (150­II)

David Ray1986: 3rd (134)

2nd (134­II)

Deonte Penn2006: 4th (165)2007: 7th (165)

Matt King2003: 4th (165)2004: 3rd (165)

Gregor Gillespie2006: 7th (149)2007: 1st (149)2008: 5th (157)2009: 4th (157)

Alex Clemsen2007: 4th (184)

Greg Wright1986: 1st (142­II)

Paul Donahoe2009: 2nd (125)

Jarrod King2009: 1st (165)2010: 3rd (165)

Torsten Gillespie2010: 6th (149)

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Wrestler of the YearSean O’Day 1989* 134 lbs. Lou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1995 142 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2000* 174 lbs.

2001 174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2006 133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2007 149 lbs.Jarrod King 2009 165 lbs.

2010 165 lbs.*Co­Wrestler of the Year

Freshman of the YearLou Rosselli 1989 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1992 150 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.Chris Honeycutt 2008 184 lbs.

Coach of the YearMike DeAnna (1) 1989Bruce Baumgartner (2) 1995, 1997Tim Flynn (5) 1999, 2001, 2003,

2006, 2009

TournamentOutstanding Wrestler

Sean O’Day 1989 ..............134 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 ..............190 lbs.Mark Samples 1999 ..............165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2001................174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2003 ..............133 lbs.Matt King 2004 ..............165 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2006 ..............133 lbs.Deonte Penn 2007 ..............165 lbs.

EWL Champions1989 Sean O’Day ........................134 lbs.1993 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.

Ken Bauer ..........................167 lbs.1994 Tony Robie..........................158 lbs.1995 Tony Robie..........................158 lbs.

Jason Robison ....................190 lbs.1997 Tony Robie..........................158 lbs.

Jason Robison ....................190 lbs.1998 Mark Samples ....................165 lbs.

Jason Robison ....................190 lbs. 1999 Jason Gabrielson................125 lbs.

Justin Wilcox ......................133 lbs.Mark Samples ....................165 lbs. A.J. Johnson ......................Hwt.

2000 Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.A.J. Johnson ......................197 lbs.Josh Pearce ........................Hwt.

2001 Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.2002 Shawn Bunch......................125 lbs.2003 Shawn Bunch......................133 lbs.

Cory Ace..............................141 lbs.Matt King ............................165 lbs.David Shunamon................197 lbs.

2004 Jacob Gray ..........................133 lbs. Deonte Penn ......................149 lbs.Matt King ............................165 lbs.Nate Yetzer ........................174 lbs.

2005 Shawn Bunch......................133 lbs.2006 Shawn Bunch......................133 lbs.

Gregor Gillespie ..................149 lbs.2007 Gregor Gillespie ..................149 lbs.

Deonte Penn ......................165 lbs.Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.

2008 Daryl Cocozzo ....................149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie ..................157 lbs.Jarrod King..........................165 lbs.

2009 Paul Donahoe ....................125 lbs.Jarrod King..........................165 lbs.Chris Honeycutt ................184 lbs.

Pat Bradshaw ....................197 lbs.2010 Torsten Gillespie ................149 lbs.

Jarrod King..........................165 lbs.Phil Moricone ....................174 lbs.Pat Bradshaw ....................184 lbs.

Second Place 1989 Sean O’Day ........................134 lbs.

Mike Flynn ..........................158 lbs.Rikk Walters........................167 lbs.Frank Zelinsky ....................177 lbs.

1991 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.1992 Brett Porter ........................126 lbs.

Ken Bauer ..........................177 lbs.1993 Tom Shifflet ........................142 lbs.1994 Matt Witmer ......................126 lbs.

Tom Shifflet ........................150 lbs.Ken Bauer ..........................167 lbs.

1995 Troy Spencer ......................126 lbs.Tom Shifflet ........................142 lbs.Jim Straight ........................177 lbs.

1997 Steve Feckanin ..................142 lbs.Jim Straight ........................177 lbs.

1998 Jason Gabrielson ................118 lbs.Kevin Saniga ......................126 lbs.Rafael Vega ........................134 lbs.Jim Straight ........................177 lbs.

1999 Ryan Shapert......................149 lbs.Ben Boozer ........................157 lbs.

2000 Chad Caros..........................133 lbs.Kevin Welsh ........................184 lbs.

2001 Ben Boozer ........................165 lbs.David Shunamon................197 lbs.

2002 Ryan Yates ..........................158 lbs.Matt King ............................165 lbs.Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.David Shunanom................197 lbs.

2003 Jacob Gray ..........................125 lbs.2004 Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.

Joe Hennis ..........................Hwt.2005 Ron Doppelheuer ..............149 lbs.

Nate Yetzer ........................165 lbs.Eric Ring ..............................174 lbs.

2006 Eric Ring ..............................174 lbs.Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.Joe Fendone ......................197 lbs.

2007 Jim Gibson ..........................197 lbs.2008 Eric Morrill ..........................125 lbs.

Torsten Gillespie ................141 lbs.Phil Moricone ....................174 lbs.Chris Honeycutt ................184 lbs.

2009 Ricky Deubel ......................133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie ..................157 lbs.Joey Fendone ....................Hwt.

Third Place1989 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.

Sean O’Day ........................134 lbs.1990 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.1994 Jason Loukides ..................190 lbs.1995 Steve Feckanin ..................134 lbs.1996 Steve Feckanin ..................142 lbs.

Mark Samples ....................150 lbs.1997 Pat Schuster........................Hwt.1998 Ben Boozer ........................150 lbs.

Kevin Welsh ........................167 lbs.Matt Stein ..........................Hwt.

1999 Rafael Vega ........................141 lbs.Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.

2000 Shaun Shapert....................157 lbs.Yanni Diamond ..................165 lbs.

2001 Jacon Gray ..........................125 lbs.Cory Ace..............................141 lbs.Ryan Shapert......................149 lbs.Justin Millard ......................184 lbs.Josh Pearce ........................Hwt.

2002 Chad Caros..........................141 lbs.

2003 Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.2005 Joe Hennis ..........................Hwt.2006 Matt Hill ..............................157 lbs.

Deonte Penn ......................165 lbs.Jeremy Mosley ..................Hwt.

2007 Daryl Cocozzo ....................141 lbs.Phil Moricone ....................174 lbs.

2008 Ricky Deubel ......................133 lbs.Pat Bradshaw ....................197 lbs.Joey Fendone ....................Hwt.

2010 Eric Morrill ..........................125 lbs.Kyle Fluke............................133 lbs.Joel Webster ......................141 lbs.Johnny Greisheimer ..........157 lbs.Shawn Fendone ................197 lbs.Chris Birchler ......................Hwt.

EWL ChampionsDual Meet Tournament

1987 Penn State Penn State1988 Penn State Penn State1989 Penn State Penn State1990 West Virginia Penn State1991 West Virginia Penn State1992 Penn State Penn State1993 Lock Haven Bloomsburg

Bloomsburg1994 EDINBORO Clarion1995 Lock Haven Clarion1996 EDINBORO West Virginia1997 EDINBORO Lock Haven1998 West Virginia EDINBORO1999 EDINBORO EDINBORO2000 EDINBORO EDINBORO2001 EDINBORO EDINBORO2002 West Virginia West Virginia2003 West Virginia EDINBORO2004 EDINBORO EDINBORO

West Virginia2005 West Virginia EDINBORO2006 EDINBORO EDINBORO2007 EDINBORO EDINBORO2008 EDINBORO EDINBORO2009 EDINBORO EDINBORO2010 Pittsburgh EDINBORO

Three-time All-American Jason Robisonearned Tournament OutstandingWrestler and Wrestler of the Year

honors in 1998.

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Edinboro in the PSAC’sPlace Points

1970 8th 14.01971 9th 7.01972 4th 34.01973 8th 37.01974 8th 46.01975 9th 29.51976 10th 28.01977 8th 44.51978 5th 68.751979 10th 24.251980 7th 31.01981 6th 36.01982 9th 18.01983 9th 30.251984 6th 39.51985 5th 58.01986 4th 104.51987 1st 132.01988 3rd 128.01989 4th 86.751990 3rd 107.51991 4th 86.51992 3rd 103.01993 2nd 121.01994 2nd 125.01995 1st 164.01996 3rd 114.01997 2nd 158.01998 1st 162.51999 1st 157.52000 1st 165.52001 2nd 126.02002 1st 147.02003 1st 134.52004 1st 140.52005 2nd 134.52006 1st 146.02007 1st 147.52007* 1st 152.52008 1st 173.52009 1st 142.5

Wrestler of the YearLou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1995 150 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2000 174 lbs.

2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Matt King 2003 165 lbs.2004 165 lbs.

Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs.2006 133 lbs.

Gregor Gillespie 2007 149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2008 157 lbs.Jarrod King 2009 165 lbs.

2010 165 lbs.

Rookie of the YearLou Rosselli 1989 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs.Troy Spencer 1995 134 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2002 125 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs.Chris Honeycutt 2008 184 lbs.

Coach of the YearMike DeAnna (1) 1989Bruce Baumgartner (1) 1995Tim Flynn (9) 1998, 1999, 2000,

2003, 2004, 2007,2008, 2009, 2010

4-TimeChampions

Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.2000 174 lbs.2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Alex Clemsen 2003 184 lbs.2004 184 lbs.2006 184 lbs.2007 184 lbs.

3-TimeChampions

Jack Weixel 1947 128 lbs.1948 128 lbs.1949 128 lbs.

Marty Manning 1959 190 lbs.1960 190 lbs.1961 177 lbs.

Lou Rosselli 1990 118 lbs.1991 118 lbs.1993 118 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 1993 150 lbs.1994 150 lbs.1995 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 1994 158 lbs.1995 158 lbs.1997 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs.1997 190 lbs.1998 190 lbs.

Matt King 2002 165 lbs.2003 165 lbs.2004 165 lbs.

Gregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs.2007* 157 lbs.2008 157 lbs.

Jarrod King 2007* 165 lbs.2008 165 lbs.2009 165 lbs.

Pat Bradshaw 2007* 197 lbs.2008 197 lbs.2009 184 lbs.

2-TimeChampions

Tom Herr 1972 Unlim.1974 Unlim.

Jeff Bradshaw 1977 177 lbs.1978 190 lbs.

Dean Hall 1987 Hwt.1988 Hwt.

Sean O’Day 1988 142 lbs.1989 134 lbs.

Jim Straight 1995 177 lbs.1998 177 lbs.

Mark Samples 1998 158 lbs.1999 165 lbs.

Jacob Gray 2003 125 lbs.

2004 133 lbs.Nate Yetzer 2004 174 lbs.

2005 165 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs.

2006 133 lbs.Deonte Penn 2006 165 lbs.

2007 165 lbs.Ricky Deubel 2007 133 lbs.

2007* 133 lbs.Phil Moricone 2007 174 lbs.

2007* 174 lbs.

PSACChampions

1941 Frank Felice 136 lbs.1947 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.1948 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.

Bill Santell 155 lbs.1949 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.1952 Ray Bronzie 177 lbs.1959 Marty Manning 191 lbs.1960 Marty Manning 191 lbs.1961 Marty Manning 177 lbs.1964 Ed Thomas 115 lbs.1969 Bruce Payer 191 lbs.1972 Tom Herr Unlim.1974 Tom Herr Unlim.1977 Jeff Bradshaw 177 lbs.1978 Ray Yeager 177 lbs.

Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs.1986 Dave Rowan 118 lbs.1987 Dean Hall Hwt.1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs.

Sean O’Day 142 lbs.Terry Kennedy 150 lbs.Dean Hall Hwt.

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs.1990 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1992 Ken Bauer 177 lbs.1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.1994 Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 158 lbs.1995 Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 158 lbs.Jim Straight 177 lbs.Jason Robison 190 lbs.

1996 Steve Feckanin 142 lbs.1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 190 lbs.1998 Mark Samples 165 lbs.

Jim Straight 177 lbs.Jason Robison 190 lbs.

1999 Jason Gabrielson 125 lbs.Ryan Shapert 149 lbs.Shaun Shapert 157 lbs.Mark Samples 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. A.J. Johnson Hwt.

2000 Chad Caros 133 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.

Kevin Welsh 184 lbs.2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs.

Matt King 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.

2003 Jacob Gray 125 lbs.Matt King 165 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.David Shunamon 197 lbs.

2004 Jacob Gray 133 lbs. Matt King 165 lbs.Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Joe Hennis Hwt.

2005 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs.Nate Yetzer 165 lbs.

2006 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs.Deonte Penn 165 lbs.Eric Ring 174 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Joey Fendone 197 lbs.

2007 Ricky Deubel 133 lbs.Deonte Penn 165 lbs.Phil Moricone 174 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Jim Gibson 197 lbs.

2007* Ricky Deubel 133 lbs.Daryl Cocozzo 149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs.Jarrod King 165 lbs.Phil Moricone 174 lbs.Dan Thompson 184 lbs.Pat Bradshaw 197 lbs.

2008 Joel Webster 141 lbs.Torsten Gillespie 149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs.Jarrod King 165 lbs.Chris Honeycutt 184 lbs.Pat Bradshaw 197 lbs.Joey Fendone Hwt.

2009 Eric Morrill 125 lbs.Jarrod King 165 lbs.Pat Bradshaw 184 lbs.Chris Birchler Hwt.

TournamentOutstanding

WrestlerLou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.

2000 174 lbs.2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Matt King 2004 165 lbs.Nate Yetzer 2005 165 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2006 133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2007 149 lbs.

2007* 157 lbs.

Year Coach W-L-T NCAA EWL PSAC1940­41 Frank Felice 1­3­01946­47 James Reed 0­5­01947­48 James Reed 4­2­01948­49 James Reed 4­3­01949­50 James Reed 1­2­21950­51 James Reed 5­2­01951­52 Bob Malarkey 4­3­01952­53 Hal Koepka 0­7­01953­54 James Reed 0­8­01954­55 James Reed 0­7­01955­56 Harry Ramsey 3­3­0*1956­57 Harry Ramsey 4­4­11957­58 Art McComb 5­2­11958­59 Art McComb 7­1­01959­60 Ron McIntyre 7­2­01960­61 Ron McIntyre 8­2­01961­62 Ron McIntyre 4­5­01962­63 Ron McIntyre 3­5­01963­64 Fred Caro 1­7­01964­65 Fred Caro 2­5­11965­66 Fred Caro 5­5­01966­67 Fred Caro 6­4­01967­68 Fred Caro 2­10­01968­69 Fred Caro 10­2­01969­70 Fred Caro 7­2­0 8th1970­71 Fred Caro 9­5­0 9th1971­72 Fred Caro 9­5­0 4th1972­73 Fred Caro 11­4­0 8th1973­74 Fred Caro 10­4­1 8th1974­75 Fred Caro 7­4­0 9th1975­76 Fred Caro 9­6­0 10th1976­77 Fred Caro 10­3­1 8th1977­78 Fred Caro 11­1­0 5th

Year Coach W-L-T NCAA EWL PSAC1978­79 Fred Caro 8­3­0 10th1979­80 Fred Caro 9­8­0 7th1980­81 Fred Caro 4­4­0 6th1981­82 Fred Caro 2­4­0 9th1982­83 Fred Caro 3­6­0 9th1983­84 Fred Caro 0­6­1 6th1984­85 Mike DeAnna 7­6­1 5th1985­86 Mike DeAnna 9­5­0 4th1986­87 Mike DeAnna 9­5­0 8th 1st1987­88 Mike DeAnna 16­4­0 7th 3rd1988­89 Mike DeAnna 5­8­0 9th 3rd 4th1989­90 Mike DeAnna 8­6­0 43rd 7th 3rd1990­91 Bruce Baumgartner 8­6­0 25th 7th 4th1991­92 Bruce Baumgartner 6­9­0 30th 8th 3rd1992­93 Bruce Baumgartner 6­7­0 T15th 6th 2nd1993­94 Bruce Baumgartner 15­2­0 T37th 2nd 2nd1994­95 Bruce Baumgartner 16­2­0 11th 4th 1st1995­96 Bruce Baumgartner 5­10­0 35th 3rd 3rd1996­97 Bruce Baumgartner 14­0­0 6th 3rd 2nd1997­98 Tim Flynn 7­7­0 T15th 1st 1st1998­99 Tim Flynn 11­3­1 18th 1st 1st1999­00 Tim Flynn 14­1­0 15th 1st 1st2000­01 Tim Flynn 11­3­1 12th 1st 2nd2001­02 Tim Flynn 10­4­0 14th 2nd 1st2002­03 Tim Flynn 10­5­0 24th 1st 1st2003­04 Tim Flynn 10­3­0 24th T1st 1st2004­05 Tim Flynn 9­5­1 28th 1st 2nd2005­06 Tim Flynn 12­0­0 8th 1st 1st2006­07 Tim Flynn 17­1­0 9th 1st 1st2007­08 Tim Flynn 11­3­0 T21st 1st 1st2008­09 Tim Flynn 14­4­1 6th 1st 1st2009­10 Tim Flynn 9­6­0 16th 1st 1st

* ­ season record incomplete

Coach Seasons Won Lost Tied Pct.Frank Felice (1940­41) 1 1 3 0 .250James Reed (1946­51, ‘53­55) 7 14 29 2 .333Bob Malarkey (1951­52) 1 4 3 0 .571Hal Koepka (1952­53) 1 0 7 0 .000Harry Ramsey (1955­57) 2 7 7 1 .500Art McComb (1957­59) 2 12 3 1 .781Ron McIntyre (1959­63) 4 22 14 0 .611Fred Caro (1963­84) 21 135 98 4 .578Mike DeAnna (1984­90) 6 54 34 1 .612Bruce Baumgartner (1990­97) 7 70 36 0 .660Tim Flynn (1997­present) 13 145 45 4 .758Total 65 464 279 13 .622

NOTE: Edinboro moved up to NCAA Division I in 1986­87. Prior records are Division II and NAIA

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Career Coaching RecordsCareer Coaching Records

AAAAce, Cory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­03Allen, Jay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Anderson, Barry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­93Andrassy, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90Armagost, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­95Ashby, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­06Atienza, Audie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Augustino, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85

BBBBala, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­01, ‘02­05Bartkowski, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Barton, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89Bartsh, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Bauer, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­94Bauer, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Birchler, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Bishoff, Clarence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89Bissett, Kory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Bockmore, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­10Boe, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­04Boozer, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­01Bradshaw, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­10Brewster, Casey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99­00Brigham, Jeffrey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­10Brown, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Bruns, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­89Bubar, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­04Bubnowski, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­97Bunch, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­06Bundy, Nathan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99­01Bunn, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Burdick, Jon­Marc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Burger, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­06Burklund, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Buzas, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89

CCCCamino, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­02Capriotti, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Carls, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­89Caros, Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­02Carpenito, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Casey, Brendan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­06Cervone, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­96Chelsted, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­07Christensen, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­88Christensen, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­87Chupak, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­88Clark, Jody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Clark, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­00Clemsen, Alex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­07Cocozzo, Daryl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­08Coleman, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Cook, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­98Cornelius, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­99Courts, Vinnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­03Corden, Vince . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­09Cowden, B.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­95Coyle, B.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­96Crain, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90Cridge, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­98Cross, Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­07Cubarney, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­92Czarnecki, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­98

DDDDaniels, Reuben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­03Daubert, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Davia, Koel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­06Davis, Ezra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­06Deel, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­88DeForest, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90DelGarbino, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Deubel, Ricky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­09Diamond, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­00Diamond, Yanni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­01Dilts, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90DiMarco, Marc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­91DiPietro, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­04Dixon, Brandon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­09Donahoe, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­09Donaldson, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­08Doppelheuer, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­05

EEEEly, Aaron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­09Estricher, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Evans, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­01

FFFFeckanin, Steve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­97Felt, Steven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Fendone, Joey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­09Fendone, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­10Ferrara, C.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­06Fichter, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­95Fiflet, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­03Flanders, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Fluke, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­10Flynn, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­89Foley, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­07, ‘08­09Ford, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­98Frey, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­08Friburger, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­93Fuller, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­98Furey, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­86

GGGGabrielson, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­00Galvan, Galo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Gear, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­92Geibel, Donnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­04Giblin, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Gibson, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­07Gillespie, Gregor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­09Gillespie, Torsten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Gilman, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­94Golden, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Gray, Chip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Gray, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­05Green, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­91Greene, Stan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97, ‘00­01Gregan, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­88Greisheimer, Johnny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Groenendaal, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­88Gross, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­95

HHHHahesy, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­86Hall, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­89Happel, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­87Harrison, Hayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­05Hartman, Bert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91

Hawkins, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­95Held, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­89Held, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­90Hennis, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­05

Hickman, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99­00Hill, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­07Hiner, Kory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­07Hjerling, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90Hogue, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­99Honeycutt, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Hooks, Chamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­98Horton, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­10Howard, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­00Hrunka, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­10Hudson, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­03Hunt, Rusty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­05 Hunt, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­95

IIIImperator, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90

JJJJames, Ernest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Johnson, A.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­00Johnson, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­88Jones, Toussaint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89Joseph, Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99­00

KKKKaczor, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Kaday, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91­93Karpowich, Ethan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91, ‘95Kauffman, Bob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Keeney, Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­97Kegarise, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Kennedy, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­89Kibler, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89Kilburn, Korey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­99Kim, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­96King, Jarrod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10King, Matt D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­04King, Matt R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99­03Knott, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Koscheck, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­02Kostman, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­03

LLLLaBella, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­07Laird, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Lamoreaux, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­90Langfit, Dale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­91Lautzenheiser, Cyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­88Lawrence, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­97Leone, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­98Linderson, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­99Little, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­99Loffredo, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Loukides, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­94Lutke, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10

MMMMaher, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­99Mahoney, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­91Maier, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­00Marcelli, Thad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­95Marrs, Eddie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91­93Massey, Kenny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­10Mazzerle, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­98McAlister, Seth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­06

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McCormick, Heath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­94McCormick, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­88McKay, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91­93McLaughlin, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­07McQuiston, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­96Metz, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Midkiff, Bryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­92Mihalko, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­04Millard, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­01Miller, Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­87Miller, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­96Minadeo, Randy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­88Mitchell, Pete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Montedoro, Chuck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­87Moore, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­98Morello, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­95Moricone, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­10Morgan Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­09Morrill, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­10Morrison, Jay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­06Mosley, Jeremy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­08Moyers, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Mulligan, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Mumbulo, Nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­04Murdy, Chuck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­96Murphy, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Murray, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­97Mussleman, Rich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90Myers, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86

OOOO'Day, Sean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­89O'Keefe, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­95Olszewski, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­98O'Meara, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­01Orlandi, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­07Osman, Mohamed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­06Osterberg, Ashton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Otero, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­09

PPPPaddock, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Passoff, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­91Patrick, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­01Pearce, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­02Pedockie, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­93Penn, Deonte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­07Peters, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­87Plerhoples, Zach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­07Porter, Brett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘87­92Porter, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­89Powell, Jordan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Pruden, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­04

RRRRapp, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­97Rawlins, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Ray, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Reed, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­98Rich, Timmy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Rinella, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­98Ring, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01­06Ritrosky, Zach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­09Robertson, Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Robie, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­97Robison, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­98Roe, Miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­96Ross, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89Rosselli, Lou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­93

Rowan, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­88Rutan, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Ryan, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85

SSSSample, Glenn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­03Samples, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­99Sanchez, Marco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­94Saniga, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­98Saxton, Ricky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­09Schuster, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­97Schutte, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­04Scott, Garrett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­09Scriven, Fred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­95Shafer, Aaron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­95Shapert, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­01Shapert, Shaun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­01Shifflet, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­95Shunamon, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99­03Sill, Greg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­09Sluyter, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­97Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­01Smith, Ted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Smolenak, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Snyder, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­10Soto, Charlie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­02Spencer, Troy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­97Speno, Luke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘09­10Stearns, Joel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­96Stein, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­98Stoddard, Marty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­96Stoffer, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­92Straight, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93­98Straughn, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­08Sullivan, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Swanson, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­88Swett, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­91

TTTTate, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­08Taylor, J.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91­96Taylor, J.T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­05Taylor, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90Terry, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97­98Thompson, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­08Toothman, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90Truby, Jon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Tubello, Ralph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­89Tullos, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90

UUUUber, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­06

VVVVanderheyden, Gary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Vanella, Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­07VanSice, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­03Vega, Rafael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­99Venesile, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­90Vigliotti, Louie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­04Voinovich, Victor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89­90

WWWWaddington, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­88Waite, Steve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­09Walker, Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03­08Walters, Rikk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­89Warden, Cliff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­98Watts, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02­04Wayne, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘04­07

Webster, Joel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘05­07, ‘08­10Webster, Wesley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Welch, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84­85Welsh, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95­00Whitcher, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Whitenak, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘06­08Whitmer, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­94Whittman, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90­91Wilcox, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98­01Willaman, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­89Winkle, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88­90Wipfli, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07­08Wittman, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92­93Workman, Luke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94­96Wright, Greg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85­86Wright, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­88Wright, Rodney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­91Wroblewski, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96­97

YYYYates, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­04Yetzer, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­02, ‘03­05Yetzer, Nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00­05York, Kurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86­89

ZZZZarfos, D.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘08­10Zelinsky, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87­90

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The Mike DeAnnaEra1986-90 (38-23)

} 1986-87 (9-5)8th at NCAA’sCalifornia(Pa.)..............W 45­9Lock Haven ..................L 18­21Clemson........................W 35­9Northern Iowa..............L 14­24Clarion ..........................W 27­19Slippery Rock................L 20­24Iowa ..............................L 7­40Eastern Illinois..............W 28­17Illinois............................W 23­13Illinois St. ......................W 28­16Wright St. ....................W 33­16Lehigh ..........................W 37­14Cleveland St. ................L 20­21Bucknell........................W 33­10

} 1987-88 (16-4)7th at NCAA’sIowa St. ........................L 18­19Marquette....................W 47­0Drake ............................W 41­6Iowa ..............................L 14­22Loras ............................W 48­3Villanova ......................W 35­6California(Pa.)..............W 38­6Syracuse ......................W 27­6West Virginia................W 33­7Penn St. ........................L 14­19Lock Haven ..................L 18­20Bucknell ......................W 28­15Ohio St. ........................W 18­17Clarion ..........................W 25­15Slippery Rock ........W 33­9Univ. at Buffalo............W 35­5Wright St. ....................W 41­6Michigan St. ................W 25­11Cleveland St. ................W 20­18Lehigh ..........................W 26­11

} 1988-89 (5-8)9th at NCAA’s3rd at EWL TournamentIowa ..............................L 12­23Bloomsburg..................L 17­25Penn St. ........................L 19­25Clarion ..........................W 17­15Slippery Rock ..............W 35­9Ohio St...........................L 15­20Univ. at Buffalo............W 34­7Lock Haven ..................L 14­22West Virginia................W 22­14Pittsburgh ....................L 12­23Lehigh ..........................W 26­21Cleveland St. ................L 19­21Iowa St. ........................L 10­24

} 1989-90 (8-6)43rd at NCAA’s7th at EWL TournamentBloomsburg ................W 22­19Penn St. ........................L 16­22Clarion ..........................L 19­21Slippery Rock................L 13­20Cal St. Fullerton............L 9­23Clemson........................W 20­17Univ. at Buffalo............W 30­10Lock Haven ..................W 19­16California(Pa.)..............W 34­12Pittsburgh ....................W 21­13Cleveland St. ................L 15­19Lehigh ..........................W 19­17West Virginia ................L 10­24Wright St. ....................W 43­10

The BruceBaumgartner Era1991-97 (70-36)

} 1990-91 (8-6)25th at NCAA’s7th at EWL TournamentLiberty ..........................W 21­15Wright St. ....................W 33­3Bloomsburg..................L 14­19Penn St. ........................L 13­24Lehigh ..........................W 20­15Clarion ..........................L 14­21Slippery Rock ..............W 23­15Univ. at Buffalo............W 27­14Lock Haven ..................L 16­24California(Pa.)..............W 31­9Ashland ........................W 28­9Pittsburgh ....................L 19­21Cleveland St. ................W 28­10West Virginia ................L 10­34

} 1991-92 (6-9)30th at NCAA’s8th at EWL TournamentPenn St. ........................L 13­32Navy ..............................L 14­18Virginia..........................W 24­8Syracuse........................L 16­21Slippery Rock ..............W 39­6Clarion ..........................L 19­23Lock Haven ..................L 9­22Bloomsburg..................L 17­19Cornell ..........................L 11­24Rider ............................W 25­9Liberty ..........................W 33­9California(Pa.)..............W 29­10Pittsburgh ....................L 17­19West Virginia ................L 16­20Cleveland St. ................W 18­16

} 1992-93 (6-7)T15th at NCAA’s6th at EWL TournamentRutgers..........................L 14­21Brown ..........................W 21­14Cornell ..........................L 16­21Northern Iowa..............L 7­27Slippery Rock ..............W 29­7California(Pa.)..............W 32­7Morgan St. ..................W 40­3Lock Haven ..................L 16­17Clarion ..........................W 35­3Bloomsburg..................L 10­30Pittsburgh ....................L 10­24West Virginia ................L 14­21Cleveland St. ................W 25­14

} 1993-94 (15-2)T37th at NCAA’s2nd at EWL TournamentCornell ..........................W 21­14Purdue..........................W 35­3Brown ..........................W 27­12Kent St. ........................W 28­6Slippery Rock ..............W 32­6Brigham Young............W 27­9Missouri........................W 21­15Clemson ........................L 10­21Cornell ..........................L 12­24Wisconsin ....................W 36­12Clarion ..........................W 18­14California(Pa.)..............W 34­6Lock Haven ..................W 27­11Bloomsburg ................W 40­3Pittsburgh ....................W 24­12West Virginia................W 19­15Cleveland St. ................W 26­11

} 1994-95 (16-2)11th at NCAA’s4th at EWL Tournament

Ohio St. ........................W 22­18Drexel ..........................W 30­9Purdue..........................W 27­6Pennsylvania................W 19­14Northern Iowa ............W 29­12Illinois ............................L 12­19Appalachian St.............W 32­15Cal St. Bakersfield........L 9­24Navy..............................W 20­17Clarion ..........................W 19­15California(Pa.)..............W 41­9Slippery Rock ..............W 37­3Lock Haven ..................W 28­12Bloomsburg ................W 25­14Kent St. ........................W 26­12Pittsburgh ....................W 20­12West Virginia................W 23­15Cleveland St. ................W 28­12

} 1995-96 (5-10)35th at NCAA’s3rd at EWL TournamentLehigh............................L 12­28Indiana ..........................L 2­42Northern Iowa ............W 24­21Michigan ......................W 9­36Missouri ........................L 15­21Slippery Rock ..............W 28­11Kent St...........................L 13­19Lock Haven ..................L 3­40Bloomsburg ................W 23­12Ohio St...........................L 12­21Pittsburgh ....................L 21­22Clarion ..........................L 13­23West Virginia ................L 15­25Ohio ..............................W 23­20Cleveland St. ................W 25­15

} 1996-97 (14-0)6th at NCAA’s3rd at EWL TournamentOhio ..............................W 34­3VMI ..............................W 36­7Oregon State ..............W 30­11Arizona St.....................W 20­12Rider ............................W 17­15Lock Haven ..................W 24­9Bloomsburg ................W 27­12Drexel ..........................W 34­7Lehigh ..........................W 23­17Clarion ..........................W 31­10Ohio State....................W 25­9West Virginia................W 27­13Pittsburgh ....................W 28­9Cleveland St. ................W 37­12

The Tim Flynn Era1997-09 (145-45-4)

} 1997-98 (7-7)T15th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsPenn St. ........................L 15­24Old Dominion ..............W 38­6Cal. Poly­Tech...............W 22­13Purdue ..........................L 10­31Rider ..............................L 19­20Ohio ..............................W 34­9Univ. at Buffalo............W 26­12Lock Haven ..................W 20­14Ohio State ....................L 18­19Bloomsburg ................W 32­9Clarion ..........................L 16­25Pittsburgh ....................L 15­18West Virginia ................L 14­25Cleveland St. ................W 29­11

} 1998-99 (11-3-1)18th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsBrown ..........................W 31­7Drexel ..........................W 38­6Cornell ..........................L 11­22

Virginia Tech ................W 46­3Penn State ....................L 9­26Virginia ..........................T 17­17North Carolina..............L 9­22 Lock Haven ..................W 25­9Ohio ..............................W 33­6Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 20­12Bloomsburg ................W 22­14Clarion ..........................W 23­22Pittsburgh ..................W 23­9West Virginia ..............W 19­13Cleveland St. ..............W 37­3

} 1999-00 (14-1)15th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsPenn State ..................W 19­14Virginia Tech ................W 27­6Drexel ..........................W 32­3Harvard ........................W 23­9Lehigh ..........................W 22­10Northern Iowa ............W 27­6Univ. at Buffalo............W 26­9 Ohio ..............................W 19­18Bloomsburg ................W 25­13Lock Haven ................W 22­9Clarion ..........................W 21­14Central Michigan..........L 15­18Pittsburgh ....................W 16­15West Virginia................W 25­9Cleveland St. ................W 33­6

} 2000-01 (11-3-1)12th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsCleveland State ..........W 32­9Virginia Tech ................T 16­16Findlay ..........................W 36­4The Citadel ..................W 42­3Central Michigan ........W 19­13Bloomsburg ................W 25­12Hofstra ..........................L 13­19Iowa ..............................L 13­35Virginia Tech ................W 25­12Oklahoma ....................L 13­23Gannon ........................W 32­6Clarion ..........................W 26­9Lock Haven ..................W 23­12Pittsburgh ....................W 27­18West Virginia................W 38­6

} 2001-02 (10-4)14th at NCAA’s2nd at EWL TournamentVirginia Tech ................W 22­15Eastern Michigan ........W 32­6Findlay ..........................W 32­14Princeton......................W 34­3Cleveland State ..........W 18­15Penn State ..................W 20­16Bloomsburg ................W 41­6Michigan........................L 6­30Central Michigan..........L 16­17Lock Haven ..................L 18­22Clarion ..........................W 23­15Central Michigan ........W 24­13Pittsburgh ....................W 24­18West Virginia ................L 3­31

} 2002-03 (10-5)24th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsFindlay ..........................W 34­3Slippery Rock ..............W 38­4Ohio ..............................W 23­10Cleveland State ............L 12­19Penn State ....................L 12­24VMI................................W 24­7Lehigh............................L 9­24Brown ..........................W 33­6North Carolina ............W 23­17Illinois ............................L 9­32Clarion ..........................W 32­3

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Lock Haven ..................W 43­0Bloomsburg ................W 27­10Pittsburgh ....................W 29­9West Virginia ................L 14­19

} 2003-04 (10-3)24th at NCAA’sEWL Champions (Tie)Findlay ..........................W 26­13Ohio ..............................W 23­10Purdue ..........................L 16­18Cleveland State ..........W 24­15Old Dominion ..............W 42­6Arizona State................L 16­21Wyoming ......................L 16­23Lock Haven ..................W 23­12Clarion ..........................W 24­13Bloomsburg ................W 28­16Virginia Tech ................W 43­0Pittsburgh ....................W 24­13West Virginia................W 25­13

} 2004-05 (9-5-1)28th at NCAA’sEWL Champions Findlay ..........................W 40­0Appalachian State ......W 38­0Virginia..........................W 26­6Univ. at Buffalo............W 24­9Penn State ....................L 8­33American......................W 39­6Indiana ..........................L 10­26Univ. at Buffalo............W 24­15Missouri ........................L 12­27Clarion ..........................W 32­13

Lock Haven ..................W 33­13Cleveland State ............L 20­22Bloomsburg..................L 14­21West Virginia ................T 20­20Pittsburgh ....................W 19­17

} 2005-06 (12-0)8th at NCAA’sEWL Champions Slippery Rock ..............W 41­0Old Dominion ............W 41­3Maryland......................W 32­3Univ. at Buffalo............W 20­13UNC Greensboro ........W 29­9Clarion ..........................W 27­9Michigan State ............W 17­16Lock Haven ..................W 21­12Cleveland State ..........W 29­9Bloomsburg ................W 30­6Pittsburgh ....................W 29­4West Virginia................W 40­5

} 2006-07 (17-1)9th at NCAA’sEWL Champions Mercyhurst ..................W 36­3Stanford ......................W 30­7Maryland......................W 28­12Millersville ....................W 40­3Lehigh ..........................W 26­9Penn State ....................L 9­27Michigan State ............W 26­13Univ. at Buffalo............W 31­6Lock Haven ..................W 45­0Virginia Tech ................W 43­0

Drexel ..........................W 37­6Kent State ....................W 24­12Penn State ..................W 19­17Clarion ..........................W 40­6Bloomsburg ................W 24­10Cleveland State ..........W 33­6West Virginia................W 21­16Pittsburgh ....................W 37­3

} 2007-08 (11-3)T21st at NCAA’sEWL Champions Mercyhurst ..................W 35­3Army ............................W 21­15Maryland......................W 19­15Eastern Michigan ........W 31­6Central Michigan..........L 11­28Hofstra ..........................L 19­24Clarion ..........................W 34­7Bloomsburg ................W 25­9Lock Haven ..................W 30­11Cleveland State ..........W 26­15Ohio State ....................L 13­23Buffalo..........................W 37­3West Virginia................W 21­16Pittsburgh ....................W 21­12

} 2008-09 (14-4-1)6th at NCAA’sEWL Champions FINDLAY ......................W 48­0ARMY ..........................W 34­7#17 MARYLAND ..........W 24­15vs. Upper Iowa ............W 32­12vs. #14 Penn State........L 16­24

vs. #13 Boise State ......W 20­12#6 OHIO STATE ............L 12­19vs. Rider........................W 24­10vs. #22 Penn ................W 30­12vs. #8 Lehigh ................L 14­19vs. #13 Oklahoma St.....L 12­24CLARION ......................W 36­4LOCK HAVEN ..............W 34­6at Bloomsburg ............W 25­12CLEVELAND STATE ....W 40­4at Buffalo ....................W 31­10#23 HOFSTRA ..............W 26­13PITTSBURGH................W 31­8at West Virginia............T 19­19

} 2009-10 (9-6)16th at NCAA’sEWL Champions vs. Sacred Heart ..........W 38­6vs. Rider ......................W 18­12vs. #17Penn State ........L 9­22at #3 Ohio State ..........L 12­34vs. Ohio ........................W 20­12vs. #11 Lehigh ................L 10­26vs. #24 Virginia Tech ....L 15­27BUFFALO......................W 19­17at Clarion......................W 25­13at Lock Haven..............W 32­9BLOOMSBURG............W 28­13at Cleveland State ......W 39­6NORTH CAROLINA ......L 14­24at #18 Pittsburgh..........L 13­21WEST VIRGINIA ..........W 29­6

First LastOpponent W-L-T Meeting Meeting StreakAmerican 1­0­0 W, 39­6 (‘05) W, 39­6 (‘05) W1Appalachian St. 2­0­0 W, 32­15 (‘95) W, 38­0 (‘05) W2Arizona State 1­1­0 W, 20­12 (‘96) L, 16­21 (‘04) L1Army 2­0­0 W, 21­15 (‘08) W, 34­7 (‘09) W2Ashland 1­0­0 W, 28­9 (‘91) W, 28­9 (‘91) W1Bloomsburg 17­5­0 L, 17­25 (‘89) W, 28­13 (‘10) W5Boise State 1­0­0 W, 20­12 (‘09) W, 20­12 (‘09) W1Brigham Young 1­0­0 W, 27­9 (‘94) W, 27­9 (‘94) W1Brown 4­0­0 W, 21­14 (‘92) W, 33­6 (‘03) W4Bucknell 2­0­0 W, 33­10 (‘87) W, 28­15 (‘88) W2Buffalo 14­0­0 W, 35­5 (‘88) W, 19­17 (‘10) W14California(Pa.) 8­0­0 W, 45­9 (‘86) W, 45­9 (‘95) W8Cal. Poly­Tech 1­0­0 W, 22­13 (‘97) W, 22­13 (‘97) W1CS Bakersfield 0­1­0 L, 9­24 (‘95) L, 9­24 (‘95) L1CS Fullerton 0­1­0 L, 9­23 (‘90) L, 9­23 (‘90) L1Central Michigan 2­3­0 L, 15­18 (‘00) L, 11­28 (‘08) L1Citadel 1­0­0 W, 42­3 (‘01) W, 42­3 (‘01) W1Clarion 19­5­0 W, 27­19 (‘87) W, 25­13 (‘10) W12Clemson 2­1­0 W, 35­9 (‘86) L, 10­21 (‘94) L1Cleveland State 19­5­0 L, 20­21 (‘87) W, 39­6 (‘10) W5Cornell 1­4­0 L, 11­24 (‘92) L, 11­22 (‘98) L1Drake 1­0­0 W, 41­6 (‘87) W, 41­6 (‘87) W1Drexel 5­0­0 W, 30­9 (‘94) W, 37­6 (‘07) W5Eastern Illinois 1­0­0 W, 28­7 (‘88) W, 28­7 (‘88) W1Eastern Michigan 2­0­0 W, 32­6 (‘02) W, 31­6 (‘08) W2 Findlay 6­0­0 W, 36­4 (‘01) W, 48­0 (‘09) W6Gannon 1­0­0 W, 32­6 (‘01) W, 32­6 (‘01) W1Harvard 1­0­0 W, 23­9 (‘00) W, 23­9 (‘00) W1Hofstra 1­2­0 L, 13­19 (‘01) W, 26­13 (‘09) W1Illinois 1­2­0 W, 23­13 (‘87) L, 9­32 (‘03) L2Illinois State 1­0­0 W, 28­16 (‘88) W, 28­16 (‘88) W1Indiana 0­2­0 L, 2­42 (‘95) L, 10­26 (‘05) L2Iowa 0­4­0 L, 7­40 (‘87) L, 13­35 (‘01) L4Iowa State 0­2­0 L, 18­19 (‘87) L, 10­24 (‘89) L2Kent State 3­1­0 W, 28­6 (‘94) W, 24­12 (‘07) W1Lehigh 8­4­0 W, 37­14 (‘87) L, 10­26 (‘10) L2Liberty 2­0­0 W, 21­15 (‘90) W, 33­9 (‘92) W2Lock Haven 16­8­0 L, 18­21 (‘87) W, 32­9 (‘10) W8Loras 1­0­0 W, 48­3 (‘88) W, 48­3 (‘88) W1

First LastOpponent W-L-T Meeting Meeting StreakMarquette 1­0­0 W, 47­0 (‘87) W, 47­0 (‘87) W1Maryland 4­0­0 W, 32­3 (‘06) W, 24­15 (‘09) W4Mercyhurst 2­0­0 W, 36­3 (‘07) W, 35­3 (‘08) W2Michigan 0­2­0 L, 9­36 (‘96) L, 6­30 (‘02) L2Michigan State 3­0­0 W, 25­11 (‘88) W, 26­13 (‘07) W3Millersville 1­0­0 W, 40­3 (‘07) W, 40­3 (‘07) W1Missouri 1­2­0 W, 21­15 (‘94) L, 12­27 (‘05) L2Morgan St. 1­0­0 W, 40­3 (‘93) W, 40­3 (‘93) W1Navy 1­1­0 L, 14­18 (‘91) W, 20­17 (‘95) W1North Carolina 1­2­0 L, 9­22 (‘99) L, 14­24 (‘10) L1UNC Greensboro 1­0­0 W, 29­9 (‘06) W, 29­9 (‘06) W1Northern Iowa 3­2­0 L, 14­24 (‘87) W, 27­6 (‘00) W3Oklahoma 0­1­0 L, 13­23 (‘01) L, 13­23 (‘01) L1Oklahoma State 0­1­0 L, 12­24 (‘09) L, 12­24 (‘09) L1Old Dominion 3­0­0 W, 38­6 (‘97) W, 41­3 (‘06) W3Ohio 8­0­0 W, 23­20 (‘96) W, 20­12 (‘10) W8Ohio State 3­6­0 W, 18­17 (‘88) L, 12­34 (‘10) L4Oregon State 1­0­0 W, 30­11 (‘96) W, 30­11 (‘96) W1Penn State 3­12­0 L, 14­19 (‘88) L, 9­22 (‘10) L2Pennsylvania 1­0­0 W, 19­14 (‘94) W, 19­14 (‘94) W1Pittsburgh 15­7­0 L, 12­23 (‘89) L, 13­21 (‘10) L1Princeton 1­0­0 W, 34­3 (‘02) W, 34­3 (‘02) W1Purdue 2­2­0 W, 35­3 (‘93) L, 16­18 (‘04) L2Rider 4­1­0 W, 25­9 (‘92) W, 18­12 (‘10) W2Rutgers 0­1­0 L, 14­21 (‘92) L, 14­21 (‘92) L1Sacred Heart 1­0­0 W, 38­6 (10) W, 38­6 (‘10) W1Slippery Rock 10­2­0 L, 20­24 (‘86) W, 41­0 (‘06) W8Stanford 1­0­0 W, 30­7 (‘07) W, 30­7 (‘07) W1Syracuse 1­1­0 W, 27­6 (‘88) L, 16­21 (‘92) L1Upper Iowa 1­0­0 W, 32­12 (‘09) W, 32­12 (‘09) W1 Villanova 1­0­0 W, 35­6 (‘88) W, 35­6 (‘88) W1Virginia 2­0­1 W, 24­8 (‘91) W, 26­6 (‘05) W1VMI 2­0­0 W, 36­7 (‘96) W, 24­7 (‘03) W2Virginia Tech 6­1­1 W, 46­3 (‘99) L, 15­27 (‘10) L1West Virginia 13­8­2 W, 33­7 (‘88) W, 29­6 (‘10) W1Wisconsin 1­0­0 W, 36­12 (‘94) W, 36­12 (‘94) W1Wright State 4­0­0 W, 33­16 (‘87) W, 33­3 (‘90) W4Wyoming 0­1­0 L, 16­23 (‘04) L, 16­23 (‘04) L1

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All-Time vs. OpponentsAll-Time vs. Opponents

Career Wins1. Gregor Gillespie (2005­09) 152­13­02. Jason Robison (1993­98) 145­23­03. Terry Kennedy (1984­89) 139­34­34. Lou Rosselli (1988­93) 136­25­45. Matt King (1999­04) 132­23­06. Shawn Bunch (2001­05) 133­24­07. Josh Koscheck (1997­02) 128­17­08. Tony Robie (1992­97) 126­24­09. Dave Rowan (1984­88) 124­27­0

10. Alex Clemsen (2002­07) 121­35­011. David Shunamon (1998­03) 118­44­012. Sean O'Day (1985­89) 116­23­213. Deonte Penn (2002­07) 114­43­014. Kevin Saniga (1993­98) 113­38­0

Dean Hall (1985­88) 113­18­2Kevin Welsh (1995­00) 111­52­0

17. Cory Ace (1998­03) 110­45­018. Tom Shifflet (1991­95) 109­31­119. Joey Fendone (2004­09) 105­40­0

Matt Hill (2002­07) 105­42­021. Jarrod King (2007­10) 103­16­0

Nate Yetzer (2000­05) 103­33­0Ricky Deubel (2004­09) 102­51­0

24. Mark Samples (1994­99) 99­25­0Pat Bradshaw (2005­10) 97­44­0

26. Ken Bauer (1990­94) 94­31­227. Jacob Gray (2000­05) 89­47­028. Ryan Shapert (1996­01) 83­45­0

Rob Porter (1985­89) 83­39­1Tom Herr (1970­74) 83

Career Falls1. Deonte Penn (2002­07) 532. Joey Fendone (2004­09) 453. Jason Robison (1993­98) 42

Tom Herr (1970­74) 425. Dean Hall (1984­88) 406. Dave Rowan (1984­88) 387. Josh Koscheck (1997­02) 27

Dave Held (1984­88) 27Ray Yeager (1975­79) 27

10. Ron Doppelheuer (2001­05) 2611. Cory Ace (1998­03) 25

Joe Hennis (2001­05) 25Terry Kennedy (1984­89) 25

14. Steve Feckanin (1993­97) 2415. Jarrod King (2007­10) 23

Career Winning Pct.Pct. W-L-T

1. Gregor Gillespie (2005­08) .917 (152­13)2. Josh Koscheck (1997­02) .883 (128­17)3. Jarrod King (2007­10 .866 (103­16)4. Jason Robison (1997­98) .863 (145­23)5. Dean Hall (1987­88) .857 (113­18­2)6. Matt King (1999­04) .852 (132­23)

7. Matt Furey (1984­86) .849 (63­13­3)8. Shawn Bunch (2001­06) .847 (133­24)9. Tony Robie (1994­95) .840 (126­24)

10. Lou Rosselli (1992­93) .836 (136­25­4)11. Sean O’Day (1988­89) .830 (116­23­2)12. Dave Rowan (1987­88) .821 (124­27)13. Mike Hahesy (1984­1986) .820 (69­14­3)14. Terry Kennedy (1987­88) .798 (139­34­3)

Mark Samples (1998­99) .798 (99­25)16. Tom Shifflet (1990­95) .777 (109­31­1)17. Nate Yetzer (2000­05) .757 (103­33)18. Kevin Saniga (1993­98) .748 (113­38)

Ken Bauer (1990­94) .748 (94­31­2)20. Alex Clemsen (2002­06) .730 (84­31)21. David Shunamon (1998­03) .728 (118­44)22. Deonte Penn (2002­07) .726 (114­43)

Dan Willaman (1985­89) .726 (60­22­2)23. Joey Fendone (2004­09) .724 (105­40) 24. Phil Moricone (2005­10) .723 (81­31)25. Matt Hill (2002­07 .714 (105­42)26. Cory Ace (1998­03) .710 110­45)27. Ben Boozer (1997­2001) .695 (73­32)

Jim Straight (1993­98) .695 (82­36)29. Steve Feckanin (1992­97) .690 (78­35)30. Kevin Welsh (1995­00) .681 (111­52)

Season Wins1. Jason Robison (1997­98) 45­1­02. Matt King (2003­04) 43­3­0

Terry Kennedy (1987­88) 43­6­14. Matt King (2002­03) 42­7­0

Josh Koscheck (2000­01) 42­0­0Gregor Gillespie (2008­09) 41­3­0

7. Shawn Bunch (2005­06) 40­2­0Shawn Bunch (2004­05) 40­2­0Gregor Gillespie (2005­06) 40­4­0Tony Robie (1993­94) 40­4­0David Shunamon (2002­03) 40­5­0

12. Jarrod King (2009­10) 39­2­0Dean Hall (1987­88) 39­4­1Dean Hall (1986­87) 39­5­1Matt Furey (1984­85) 39­5­1

16. Cory Ace (2002­03) 38­7­0Josh Koscheck (1999­00) 38­4­0Lou Rosselli (1992­93) 38­2­0Dave Rowan (1987­88) 38­4­0

20. Gregor Gillespie (2007­08) 37­4­0Alex Clemsen (2006­07) 37­4­0Deonte Penn (2002­07) 37­4­0Nate Yetzer (2003­04) 37­6­0Lou Rosselli (1990­91) 37­4­0Sean O'Day (1987­88) 37­5­1Sean O'Day (1986­87) 37­6­1Dave Rowan (1986­87) 37­5­0David Ray (1985­86) 37­7­0Kevin Welsh (1999­00) 37­9­0Kevin Welsh (1997­98) 37­12­0

Season Falls1. Joey Fendone (2008­09) 20

Deonte Penn (2006­07) 203. Jason Robison (1997­98) 18

Greg Wright (1985­86) 185. Dean Hall (1985­86) 176. Dave Rowan (1987­88) 15

Tom Herr (1973­74) 158. Deonte Penn (2005­06) 14

Josh Koscheck (2000­01) 14Dave Rowan (1986­87) 14

11. Dean Hall (1986­87) 13Tom Herr (1972­73) 13

13. Ron Doppelheuer (2003­04) 12Deonte Penn (2003­04) 12Dave Held (1985­86) 12David Ray (1985­86) 12Dave Held (1984­85) 12Fred Caro, Jr. (1983­84) 12

19. Joey Fendone (2005­06) 11Randy McKinney (1979­80) 11

21. Shawn Fendone (2009­10) 10Jarrod King (2008­09) 10Matt King (2003­04) 10Jason Robison (1996­97) 10Pat Schuster (1996­97) 10Dean Hall (1987­88) 10Terry Kennedy (1987­88) 10Fred Caro, Jr. (1982­83) 10Kevin Saniga (1993­94) 10

Season Winning Pct.Pct. W-L-T

1. Josh Koscheck (2000­01) 1.000 (42­0)2. Jason Robison (1997­98) .978 (45­1)

Paul Donahoe (2008­09) .972 (35­1)4. Shawn Bunch (2005­06) .952 (40­2)

Shawn Bunch (2004­05) .952 (40­2)6. Jarrod King (2009­10) .951 (39­2)7. Lou Rosselli (1992­93) .950 (38­2)8. Gregor Gillespie (2006­07) .944 (34­2)9. Matt King (2003­04) .935 (43­3)

10. Gregor Gillespie (2008­09) .932 (41­3)11. Jason Robison (1996­97) .923 (36­3)12. Tony Robie (1994­95) .914 (32­3)13. Gregor Gillespie (2005­06) .909 (40­4)

Tony Robie (1993­94) .909 (40­4)15. Josh Koscheck (1999­00) .905 (38­4)

Dave Rowan (1987­88) .905 (38­4)17. Gregor Gillespie (2007­08) .902 (37­4)

Alex Clemsen (2006­07) .902 (37­4)Deonte Penn (2006­07) .902 (37­4)Lou Rosselli (1990­91) .902 (37­4)

21. Dean Hall (1987­88) .898 (39­4­1)22. David Shunamon (2002­03) .889 (40­5)23. Mark Samples (1998­99) .882 (30­4)24. Dave Rowan (1986­87) .881 (37­5)25. Matt Furey (1984­85) .878 (39­5­1)

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In conjunction with Edinboro University’s celebration of its Sesquicentennial in 2006­07, the Athletic Department recognized its all­time teams in a varietyof sports. That included a selection of the All­Time Wrestling Team. A total of twenty former wrestlers were selected. The group was highlighted by two ofEdinboro’s three Division I national champions. Josh Koscheck is Edinboro’s lone four­time All­American, and captured the national championship at 174 lbs. in2001. He finished with a 128­17 career record, including 42­0 in ’71. Sean O’Day was Edinboro’s first Division I national champion, winning the 134 lb. title 1989.He was a three­time All­American, going 116­23­2 for his career.

The team also included three wrestlers who won national championships while competing on the Division II level and one NAIA national champion.Leading the way was heavyweight Dean Hall, who was the Division II titlist in 1986, then went on to finish fourth at the Division I nationals that year. He finishedas a three­time All­American on the Division I level. Mike Hahesy, currently an assistant coach with the Fighting Scots, won the Division II championship in 1985at 158 lbs., and was the runner­up in 1986. Matt Furey was a two­time Division II All­American, winning the national championship in 1985. Tom Herr was theNAIA heavyweight national champion in 1973.

Two other wrestlers achieved All­American honors three times. Jason Robison competed at 190 lbs., with his highest finish second place at 190 lbs. in1998. Tom Shifflet is also a three­time All­American, all at 142 lbs.

Six other wrestlers on the All­Time Team earned All­American accolades twice. Most recently it was Shawn Bunch, who finished as the national runner­upat 133 lbs. in 2005 and was third in 2006. Tony Robie also narrowly missed capturing a national title, finishing second at 158 lbs. in 1997 after a fifth place finish in1995. Lou Rosselli, Terry Kennedy, Matt King, and David Ray also earned All­American recognition twice, with Ray a split Division I/Division II All­American.(NOTE: only wrestlers who had completed their season prior to last season were eligible.)

Name (Yr.) Wt. HometownShawn Bunch (’06) 125/133 Leavenworth, KS­­ two­time All­American (2nd in 133, 3rd in 2005); 132­24 career recordMatt Furey (’86) 167/177 Carroll, IA­­ Division II national champion in 1985; two­time Division II All­

American; 63­13­3 career recordMike Hahesy (’86) 158 Ely, IA­­ two­time Division II All­American, finishing first in 1985 and second in

1986; 69­14­3 career recordDean Hall (’88) Hwt. Plymouth, NH­­ earned All­American honors four times, three times in Division I;

Division II national champion in 1986; 113­18­2 career record Tom Herr (’74) Hwt. Millersville, PA­­ was the school’s first national champion (NAIA) in 1973; finished with

83 career winsTerry Kennedy (’89) 142/150/158 North Olmsted, OH­­ two­time All­American; ranks second in career wins with 139­34­3

recordMatt King (’04) 165 Connellsville, PA­­ two­time All­American; has 132­23­0 career record, fourth in career

winsJosh Koscheck (’02) 174 Waynesburg, PA­­ Edinboro’s lone four­time All­American; won national championship in

2001 and was runner­up in 2001; has 128­17 career recordMarty Manning (’61) 177/191 Erie, PA­­ three­time PSAC championSean O’Day (’89) 134/142 Meadville, PA­­ three­time All­American who won national title in 1989 and was sec­

ond in 1988; 116­23­2 career record

Name (Yr.) Wt. HometownDavid Ray (’86) 134/142 Wichita, KS­­ was a Division I and Division II All­American in 1986, finishing second

at Division II Nationals; was 37­7 in his lone season as a Fighting ScotTony Robie (’97) 158/167 Erie, PA­­ a two­time All­American; was national runner­up in 1997; 126­24

career recordJason Robison (’98) 190 Allison Park, PA­­ three­time All­American who holds career record for wins with 145­

23 record; was second at Nationals in 1998Lou Rosselli (’93) 118 Middleport, NY­­ former assistant coach who is two­time All­American (3rd in 1993);

has 136­25­4 career record, ranking third in career winsDavid Rowan (’88) 118 Madison, OH­­ All­American in 1987 (4th); has 124­27 career recordTom Shifflet (’95) 142/150 Amherst, NY­­ three­time All­American (3rd in 1995); finished with 109­31­1 career

recordDavid Shunamon (’02) 197 Tewksbury, MA­­ earned All­American honors in 2001; has 118­44 career recordJack Weixel (’49) 128 Allison Park, PA­­ won three PSAC championships after serving his country in World

War IIKevin Welsh (’00) 184 Solon, OH­­ was an All­American in 2000; 111­52 career recordDan Willaman (’88) 134 North Canton, OH­­ earned All­American honors in 1988 (4th); was 44­18­1 in two sea­

sons

Eastern Wrestling League Hall of FameThe following former Edinboro wrestlers, coaches and administrators have been inducted into the Eastern Wrestling League Hall of Fame:

Bruce BaumgartnerJosh KoscheckJim McDonaldTony RobieJason RobisonLou RosselliTom Shifflet

Jim McDonald Josh Koscheck Tony Robie

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This is Edinboro UniversityThis is Edinboro UniversityEdinboro Wrestling 2010-11

Dr. Jeremy D. BrownPresident, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Jeremy D. Brown became the 16thPresident of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania onJuly 1, 2007, and was formally inaugurated andinstalled on November 30.

Dr. Brown, a native of Manchester, England,came to Edinboro from the State University of NewYork at Canton where he served as Provost and VicePresident for Academic Affairs since 2003.

Since his arrival at Edinboro, his leadership hasresulted in campus growth and a renewed effort toenhance the University’s reputation for excellenceregionally, nationally and on a global scale. He hasalready traveled to Poland and China, renewing col­

laborative agreements with universities there, and arranging for growth in globalprograms that not only take Edinboro University to the world, but bring the world toEdinboro. A group of Chinese middle school students visited Edinboro for severalweeks during the past summer, and Panamanian middle school students are sched­uled to visit for three weeks in January.

In addition to Dr. Brown’s emphasis on academic excellence and enrollmentgrowth at the undergraduate and graduate levels, he has launched a series of ambi­tious campus improvements, including the University’s $115 million student housingproject that will accommodate nearly 1,600 students in suite­style apartment living,and construction of the $5 million multipurpose sports and recreation dome.Construction will also begin shortly on the new $5 million Human Services Building,and in 2009 the $23 million Cooper Hall science building renovation and expansionwill begin.

During his short time here, Dr. Brown has reinvigorated the Edinboro commu­nity with a sense of pride over the University’s rich Scottish heritage. Royal Stewarttartan can be seen everywhere on campus!

President Brown’s educational background, from academics to administration,is impressive. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Ph.D. in nuclear physics from theUniversity of Birmingham, England. He conducted his doctoral work in the area ofexperimental nuclear physics at Birmingham University and at the University ofCalifornia­Berkeley. Immediately following completion of his Ph.D., President Brownspent two years at Indiana University involved in nuclear physics research.

Following his stint at Indiana, Dr. Brown accepted a faculty position in thePhysics Department at Princeton University, where, in addition to continuing hisresearch, he taught undergraduate and graduate­level physics courses. Princetonwas not only rich with tradition, but its Physics Department had been home to thegreat Albert Einstein and John Nash! During this period, Dr. Brown also served as aresident faculty fellow at Rockefeller College and was faculty liaison for academic andsocial programs.

Transitioning into academic administration, Dr. Brown was named associatedean of the Graduate School at Yale University. His portfolio included the Science,Engineering and Biomedical Departments, as well as recruitment of underrepresent­ed minority students. In addition, Dr. Brown served as the Graduate School’s chiefbudget officer.

Later, Dr. Brown returned to Princeton as associate dean of the faculty. Duringthis appointment, Dr. Brown advised the dean of faculty and provost on long­rangeacademic planning and budgeting. He also supervised all personnel issues for the 960members of the technical, research and library staffs.

In 2000, President Brown was named rector of Florida State University­Panama, serving as the chief executive officer of a small U.S. university operating inLatin America. While he was there, enrollment, curriculum and revenues grew dra­matically as he developed strategic plans for growth and designed and implementeda national and international recruiting program.

During his career, Dr. Brown published many scholarly articles and has been fre­quently invited as a speaker at international conferences, research institutions anduniversities.

Dr. Brown and his wife, Rebeca Acuña, are the proud parents of a son, AndrewJeremy Brown. Although the happy parents had discussed the name “Andrew”prior to their arrival on campus, it is fortuitous that the patron saint of Scotland isSaint Andrew.

President Brown is also an avid sports enthusiast. Being from Manchester, he isa lifelong fan of the Manchester United soccer team. He also coached the St.Lawrence University men’s and women’s squash teams for three years, taking themto the national tournament, and he likes to play squash himself. He also enjoys sailingand skiing.

In addition to his new parent role, he also very much enjoys spending time withhis older sons, Lucas and Gabriel, and visiting his family in England.

`Dr. Brown’s academic, administrative and athletic experience, combined withhis high aptitude for dealing with higher education issues, have more than adequate­ly prepared him for his duties at Edinboro University.

Already, after only a year in office, his leadership and stewardship have con­tributed in a positive way to serving Edinboro’s students, faculty and staff, thenorthwestern Pennsylvania community and beyond.

Edinboro University is the region’s largest and most comprehensive insti­tution of higher education.

Under the leadership of President Jeremy D. Brown, who assumed the helmon July 1, 2007, Edinboro adopted the motto, “Great Things Happen Here!” Yet thewords represent much more than a tagline or catchy phrase. They reflect upon achanging and growing University that strives for excellence regionally, nationally andglobally.

Founded more than 150 years ago by the descendants of Scottish immigrants,Edinboro’s beautiful 585­acre campus is now home to more than 8,700 studentsenrolled in over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs of study. Rich in itsScottish tradition, the University’s majors in art, animation, criminal justice, education,and speech language pathology have earned regional recognition and national acco­lades.

Situated almost equal distance (about 100 miles) from the cultural, enter­tainment and major league sports metropolitan areas of Cleveland, Buffalo andPittsburgh, Edinboro is less than 20 miles south of Erie, Pennsylvania’s fourthlargest city, and 20 miles north of Meadville, the Crawford County seat.

Edinboro’s Baron­Forness Library has more than 500,000 bound volumes

and 1.4 million microform units, along with an online catalog access to numerousdatabases and electronic reserves and archives. The library, the region’s largest,is equipped with a wireless network, commuter labs and is accessible to userswith visual impairments.

Edinboro’s physical plant and resources are beginning to rival the facultyexcellence that students have long found in the classrooms. The University isdrawing more people to campus because of its state of the art facilities.

An investment of $200 million is allowing the University to enhance theEdinboro experience for students through projects such as the new suite­stylestudent housing complex known as The Highlands at Edinboro University. The $5million Zafirovski Sports & Recreation Arena opened in late 2009, meaning athlet­ic teams can hold full practice sessions during inclement weather inside theregion’s largest free­standing, air­supported facility. The new $5 million HumanServices Building will be ready for classes in January 2011 and the $23 millionexpansion and renovation of the Cooper Hall science building is underway.

In addition to the five­acre Mallory Lake and ample pastoral and woodedareas, there are more than 40 other buildings on the spacious Edinboro campus,including residence halls with private or shared rooms, co­ed housing, honorshousing and living­learning floors for academic and special interest studentgroups. Van Houten Dining Hall offers a variety of student meal plans, andSkipjack’s fast food emporium is perfect for an energy­booster at any time.

Edinboro’s School of Graduate Studies and Research, with it’s technology­based computer­assisted distance learning, now offers the region’s fastest grow­ing academic programs.

Edinboro University in Erie – The Porreco Center, is a beautiful 27­acre cam­pus that includes classrooms, computer laboratory and a unique facility for host­ing small conferences, business meetings and special events. Edinboro Universityin Meadville is located in the city’s historic Bessemer Building. All EdinboroUniversity facilities are connected by free EMTA bus service. In fact, in this newera of high fuel costs, students, faculty and staff can ride free anywhere EMTAbus service is offered!

So you can see that Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, home of theFighting Scots NCAA athletic teams and first­class athletic venues, offers the com­plete collegiate experience for undergraduate and graduate students.

What’s more, Edinboro’s faculty and staff of 800 individuals working as asingle team to support our students’ higher education aspirations, underscoreour new motto. It’s true! Great things do happen here!

Bruce BaumgartnerBruce Baumgartner is regarded as

one of the greatest American wrestlers ever,being recognized as the US. OlympicWrestler of the Century by Globalaccess.comseven years ago and later being inductedinto the Wrestling Hall of Fame. NowBaumgartner is building a solid reputation asan athletic administrator. Baumgartner wasnamed the acting Director of Athletics in1997, then was awarded the job permanent­ly in ’98.

As the guiding force of the Fighting Scot athletic program,Baumgartner has initiated the Annual Athletic Fund Drive, a fundraisingproject designed to provide athletic scholarship funds. In addition, hehas initiated several other fundraising projects, including a semi­annualsports memorabilia auction which has raised over $100,000 in eightyears.

In recent years Baumgartner has targeted improvements inMcComb Fieldhouse, and the results are clearly evident. Both the gym­nasium and outer lobby were modernized, with emphasis placed on thesuccess of Edinboro’s athletic teams and student­athletes. The much­anticipated weight room renovation was completed,with stunningresults. Now comes the latest inovation at Edinboro, the Mike S.Zafirovski Sports & Recreation Dome. The five million dollar air­support­ed dome project was officially opened a year ago.

A four­time Olympic medalist, Baumgartner served as anEdinboro wrestling coach for nearly 13 years, including seven seasons asthe head coach. He compiled a 70­36 record, including a 14­0 dual meetrecord in 1997, the best finish in school history. The Fighting Scots thenwent on to finish sixth at the NCAA Division I National Championships,their highest finish ever.

Baumgartner affirmed his status as the greatest freestylewrestler in American history by winning the bronze medal at the 1996Olympic Games in Atlanta. It was his fourth Olympic medal and record­setting 13th world­level medal. Baumgartner was honored by his fellowUnited States Olympic athletes when he was chosen to carry theAmerican flag for the 1996 opening ceremonies. He won his first goldmedal in Los Angeles in 1984, America’s first in 60 years of super heavy­weight wrestling. He added a the silver medal in the 1988 Games inSeoul, Korea, followed by a second gold medal in Barcelona, Spain in1992.

Baumgartner was honored as the winner of the James E.Sullivan Award in 1995 as the outstanding amateur athlete in the United

States. He did not lose to an American wrestler from 1981 to his retire­ment in 1998. He has been inducted into numerous Hall of Fames,including the Wrestling hall of Fame in 2002 and the Pennsylvania Hall ofFame in 2005.

As a collegiate wrestler at Indiana State University, Baumgartnerwon 134 of 146 collegiate matches with 73 falls. He was twice the run­nerup at the national collegiate tournament, then posted a perfect 44­0mark his senior year to capture the NCAA crown.

Baumgartner was honored by the NCAA as a top “Top V Award”recipient for his athletic, leadership and academic success. He was laterawarded an NCAA post­graduate scholarship after earning his bachelor’sdegree in Industrial Art Education. He utilized the award to earn a mas­ter’s degree at Oklahoma State University.

While officially retiring from wrestling in 1998, Baumgartnerstill performs a great deal of community service as a motivationalspeaker and camp clinician. He and his wife, Linda, reside inEdinboro with their three sons, Bryan (19), a sophomore atEdinboro and a member of the cross country and track & fieldteams, Zachary (17) and Dylan (13).

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Day & Date Opponent Site TimeSaturday, November 6 COMFORT SUITES DUALS Edinboro, PA

PURDUE 6:00 p.m.HOFSTRA 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, November 13 at Hershey Duals Hershey, PAvs. George Mason 9:00 a.m.vs. Virginia Tech 12 noonvs. Virginia 3:00 p.m.

Sunday, November 21 at Keystone Classic Philadelphia, PA All DaySaturday, December 4 at PSAC Championships Bloomsburg, PA All DaySunday, December 12 OHIO STATE Edinboro, PA 2:00 p.m.Tuesday, December 21 CLARION#& Waterford, PA 8:00 p.m.Wednesday, December 29 to at Southern Scuffle Greensboro, NC All Day

Thursday, December 30Friday, January 7 to at Virginia Duals Hampton, VA All Day

Saturday, January 8Sunday, January 16 at Buffalo Buffalo, NY 1:00 p.m.Saturday, January 22 EASTERN MICHIGAN Edinboro, PA 4:00 p.m.

LOCK HAVEN# 6:00 p.m.Friday, January 28 at Bloomsburg# Bloomsburg, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, January 29 CLEVELAND STATE# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, February 5 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 1:00 p.m.Saturday, February 12 EDINBORO OPEN Edinboro, PA All DayFriday, February 18 at West Virginia# Morgantown, WV 7:00 p.m.Saturday, February 19 PITTSBURGH# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sunday, March 6 at EWL Tournament Bloomsburg, PA All DayThursday, March 17 to at NCAA Division I Philadelphia, PA All Day

Saturday, March 19 National Championships

HEAD COACH: Tim Flynn # EWL Match & at Fort LeBoeuf HS

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