2012-13 wrestling guide

2012-13 NAVY WRESTLING

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TABLE OF CONTENTSNavy Coaching StaffHead Coach Bruce Burnett 2-3Asst. Coaches Brian Antonelli & Mike Letts 4

2012-13 Navy Midshipmen2012-13 Roster 52012-13 Breakdown by Weight Class 6Midshipmen Bios 7-18

Review2011-12 Season In Review 19-222012 EIWA Championship 232012 NCAA Championship 24

Record BookAll-Time Series Records 252012-13 Dual Meet Opponents 26Army-Navy Rivalry 27Tournament History 28-29Year-By-Year Records 30Year-By-Year Results 31-36All-Time Letterwinners 37-40Navy Career / Single-Season Records 41-42EIWA Championship History 43-44NCAA Championship History 45

2012-13 NAVY WRESTLING SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time SiteOct. 27 Blue and Gold (Wesley Brown Field House) 7:00 pm Annapolis, Md.Nov. 3 at Eastern Michigan Open All Day Ypsilanti, Mich.Nov. 4 at Clarion Open All Day Clarion, Pa.Nov. 10-11 at Roadrunner Open All Day Fresno, Calif.Nov. 17 Navy Classic (Wesley Brown Field House) All Day Annapolis, Md.Nov. 30-Dec. 1 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational All Day Las Vegas, Nev.Dec. 2 at Nittany Lion Open All Day State College, Pa.Dec. 8 at George Mason 8:00 pm Fairfax, Va.Jan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle All Day Chattanooga, Tenn.Jan.. 5 at Franklin & Marshall Open All Day Lancaster, Pa. Jan. 12 Lehigh * (Alumni Hall) 2:00 pm Annapolis, Md.Jan. 13 at Shorty Hitchcock Open All Day Millersville, Pa. Jan. 19 at Maryland 7:00 pm College Park, Md.Jan. 25 North Carolina (Alumni Hall) 7:00 pm Annapolis, Md.Jan. 26 Rutgers * (Wesley Brown Field House) 7:00 pm Annapolis, Md.Feb. 2 at All-Academy Championship All Day West Point, N.Y.Feb. 9 American * (Wesley Brown Field House) 7:00 pm Annapolis, Md.Feb. 24 at Army * 1:00 pm West Point N.Y.March 8-9 at EIWA Championship (Rutgers) All Day New Brunswick, N.J.March 21-23 at NCAA Championship All Day Des Moines, Iowa

All Times Eastern * EIWA Opponents

NAVY WRESTLING HISTORY All-Time Record 851-286-26 (104 Yrs.) NCAA Tournament Appearances / Last 64 / 2012 NCAA Championships / Last 3 / 1973 All-Americans / Last 61 / 2011 EIWA Championships / Last 13 / 1990 EIWA Individual Champions / Last 90 / 2009

TEAM INFORMATION 2011-12 Dual Meet Record 6-6 2011-12 EIWA Record 2-2 EIWA Tournament 5th / 14 teams (85.0 Pts) NCAA Tournament T48th / 70 teams (4.5 Pts) Letterwinners Returning/Lost 24/5 Starters Returning/Lost 5/5 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost 2/2

STARTERS RETURNING (5) — 2011-12 — — Career —Wt. Name Yr. Hometown Overall Dual Overall Dual149 Joe Locksmith Jr. Kissimmee, Fla. 9-9 3-5 17-19 3-7157 Bobby Barnhisel • Sr. River Forest, Ill. 17-12 7-4 35-21 8-5165 Mason Bailey Sr. Fairmont, W.Va. 16-9 2-4 44-31 5-7197 Oscar Huntley • Sr. Stafford, Va. 24-12 7-3 56-31 10-4285 Dan Miller Sr. Berlin, Md. 19-11 9-3 45-28 13-4• 2012 NCAA qualifier

STARTERS LOST (5) — 2011-12 — — Career —Wt. Name Yr. Hometown Overall Dual Overall Dual125 Tyler Sackett Sr. Omaha, Neb. 12-7 6-2 28-23 7-4133 Aaron Kalil • Sr. Salem, N.H. 33-11 10-2 101-52 23-12141 Dustin Haislip Sr. Inwood, W.Va. 5-5 2-3 28-28 4-9184 Luke Rebertus • Sr. Gloucester, Va. 29-13 9-3 102-37 23-8197 Paul Rands + So. Cary, Ill. 13-22 2-10 18-34 4-16• 2012 NCAA qualifier+ Sitting out the year

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation Annapolis, Md. Founded October 10, 1845Enrollment 4,400Nickname Midshipmen or MidsColors Navy Blue and GoldConference EIWAFacility Halsey Field House (5,000)Superintendent Vice Adm. Michael H. Miller, USNDirector of Athletics Chet GladchukAthletics Web Site www.navysports.com

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Bruce Burnett Alma Mater Idaho State ‘73 Navy Record 107-56 (12 Yrs.) Career Record 107-56 (12 Yrs.) Burnett’s Office Phone 410-293-3011 Burnett’s Email [email protected] Coach Brian Antonelli Alma Mater Navy ‘97 (Seventh Yr.) Antonelli’s Office Phone 410-293-5833 Antonelli’s Email [email protected] Coach Mike Letts Alma Mater Maryland ‘11 (Second Yr.) Letts’ Office Phone 410-293-4631 Letts’ Email [email protected]

SPORTS INFORMATIONWrestling SID Stacie Michaud Office Phone 410-293-8773 Email [email protected] Fax 410-293-8954


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Bruce Burnett begins his 13th season as the head coach of the Navy wrestling program with the goal of adding to the storied tradition, while helping mentor what will be our nation’s leaders. During his tenure, he has led the Midshipmen to a 107-56 record (.656) that featured six-straight seasons of 10 or more wins from 2002-07. Along the way, he has helped produce nine EIWA Champions,

while 10 wrestlers have garnered All-America recognition under his tutelage including two-time All-American and all-time winningest wrestler in school history Bryce Saddoris (‘11). In recent years, the Midshipmen have flourished, finishing among the top 25 at the NCAA Championship three of the last six seasons, while finishing among the top five at the EIWA Championship in six of the last eight years. Over the last six seasons, Navy has won seven EIWA individual crowns, while garnering All-America honors seven times. It’s no surprise that Burnett has been able to uphold the tradition that John Schultz began in 1909 and has been carried through by the likes of the legendary Ray Swartz, Ed Peery and Reg Wicks. Simply put, Bruce Burnett is a winner. At every level of the sport, Burnett has seen success and it is without a doubt that he will continue the win-ning tradition that has made Navy a household name in the sport of wrestling. Last winter, Burnett saw four of his wrestlers advance to the NCAA Championship, including seniors Luke Rebertus and Aaron Kalil, who both claimed their 100th-career victory at the national tournament. Additionally, they finished their careers ranked 11th and 12th on the Mids’ all-time wins list and the pair became the first Navy tandem to reach 100 wins in the same season. Navy placed fifth at the EIWA Championship, its best finish in three years, with six wrestlers amont the placewinners. Along the way, Navy also pushed its winning streak to 12 in a row over arch rival Army, posting a 27-9 victory over the Black Knights in Annapolis. Burnett also helped develop Dan Miller into one of the premier heavyweights in the country. Miller not only qualified to represent the United States at the FILA Junior World Championship, he placed seventh at the event held in Bucharest, Romania. The 2010-11 campaign marked a handful of memorable achievements, including seeing Burnett reach his 100th-collegiate victory. On the evening of Jan. 28, 2011, the Mids overcame a 10-point deficit with three matches to go to score a 21-19 victory over North Carolina as Burnett earned his landmark victory. Upsets by Mason Bailey and Matt DeMichiel and 165 and 174 pounds, respectively, helped the Midshipmen record a 19-15 victory over 12th-ranked Lehigh in Annapolis. Meanwhile Saddoris recorded a pair of major accomplishments during the 2010-11 season. He first became the program’s all-time winningest wrestler by virtue of his major decision over Bucknell’s Brantley Hooks in the opening round of the EIWA Championship. By season’s end, he became a two-time All-American thanks to a seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championship. The 2009-10 campaign had the makings of what could have been a splendid mar-

riage of youth and veteran leadership. However, for the second-straight year, Navy was met with injuries suffered by several starters and left Burnett to work his magic. Navy, indeed, weathered the storm and managed a 6-2 dual record, taking huge wins over No. 7 Maryland (19-14), American (18-17) and its arch rival Army (26-6), while also winning the All-Academy Championship in Annapolis. The Mids placed seventh at the EIWA Championship and five wrestlers went on to represent Navy at the 2010 NCAA Championship in Omaha, Neb. In 2008-09, Burnett’s Midshipmen had their share of ups and downs. While Navy battled injuries, including key setbacks to All-American Joe Baker and 2008 Olympic alternate Scott Steele, Burnett’s goal year after year is to build up to the confer-ence championship and put his wrestlers atop the All-America stand at the National Championship. Navy felt its fair share of some stormy matches, but enjoyed a solid month of February leading into the two most important weeks of the year. Navy opened the month by winning the All-Academy Championship, where nine wrestling placed including Joe Baker (133) as he became only the fifth Navy wrestler to win three or more individual titles at the All-Academy Championship. Two weeks later, the Mids claimed wins in seven of their first eight bouts in pushing their winning streak to nine in a row against arch rival Army in the annual star Match. Navy went on to finish fifth at the EIWA Championship, as six wrestlers placed and a pair won individual titles. Sophomore Bryce Saddoris not only took the individual title at 149 pounds, he was also the recipient of the 2009 Fletcher Awarded, given to the most valuable wrestler at the EIWA Tournament. He was joined atop the podium by Joe Baker (133), who became the 31st different Navy wrestler to win two or more EIWA titles. Both Saddoris and Baker went on to earn All-America recognition, while senior Casey Caldwell (184) and rookies Luke Rebertus (174) and Prescott Garner (125) punched their tickets to the NCAA Tournament where the Mids would finish tied for 25th with Michigan. In 2007-08, the Mids finished second at the All-Academy Championship where eight wrestlers placed including All-American Matt Stolpinski (174), who became the first Navy wrestler to capture an individual title all four years. After a two-week layoff, the Mids turned in a pair of dual wins, including pushing their winning streak to eight in a row against arch rival Army in the annual Star Match. The Mids, once again had the odds stacked against them as two wrestlers failed to make weight. As usual, though, Burnett had Navy well prepared as it was able to contain the Black Knights and captured a 22-12 win. Burnett guided Navy to a fourth-place finish at the EIWA Championship, as seven wrestlers placed and three claimed individual titles. Junior Joe Baker became a first-time winner at 133 pounds, while seniors Matt Stolpinski and Ed Prendergast were able to win back-to-back titles at 174 pounds and heavyweight, respectively. Rookie Bryce Saddoris (149) and senior Spencer Manley (157) both placed third in their respective weight classes to earn a berth into the NCAA Championship, along with Baker, Stolpinski and Prendergast. For the first time since 1967, Navy produced three All-Americans with Prendergast placing third, Stolpinski seventh and Baker eighth. Prendergast’s third-place finish is the highest by a Navy wrestler since 1990 when Scott

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---- Overall ---- ---- EIWA ---- ----- EIWA Tournament ----- Place ------------- NCAA Tournament -------------Year Record Pct. Record Pct. Finish - Pts. Champions Winners Finish - Pts. Qualifiers All-Americans2000-01 7-7 .500 3-2 .600 6 75 141 - Mark Conley 5 30 12 1 141 - Mark Conley2001-02 11-6 .647 4-1 .800 6 62.5 141 - Mark Conley 5 36 11.5 2 141 - Mark Conley2002-03 11-6 .647 4-1 .800 10 49 --- 4 T39 7.5 1 165 - Frank Edwards2003-04 12-4 .750 5-1 .833 6 66 --- 5 T60 3 0 ---2004-05 12-3 .800 5-1 .833 3 96.5 --- 8 T33 1 6 ---2005-06 13-2 .867 4-1 .800 4 86 --- 7 34 12 5 ---2006-07 11-4 .733 7-0 1.000 2 106 174 - Matt Stolpinski 7 18 32 6 174 - Matt Stolpinski HWT - Ed Prendergast2007-08 6-4 .600 5-1 .833 4 84 133 - Joe Baker 7 18 74 5 133 - Joe Baker 174 - Matt Stolpinski 174 - Matt Stolpinski HWT - Ed Prendergast HWT - Ed Prendergast2008-09 7-9 .438 4-3 .571 5 70 133 - Joe Baker 6 T25 23 5 133 - Joe Baker 149 - Bryce Saddoris 149 - Bryce Saddoris2009-10 6-2 .750 2-2 .500 7 81.5 --- 7 46 6.5 5 ---2010-11 5-3 .625 3-1 .750 6 81.5 --- 9 T37 11.0 4 157 - Bryce Saddoris2011-12 6-6 .500 2-2 .500 5 85.0 --- 6 T48 4.5 4 ---11 Years 107-56 .656 48-16 .750 9 EIWA Champs 76 44 10 All-Americans

BRUCE BURNETT | HEAD COACH• 1995, ‘96 Freestyle Wrestling Coach of the Year• 1996 United States Olympic Committee Elite Coach of the Year• Six-time Idaho High School Coach of the Year



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Schleicher placed second at 158 pounds. Meanwhile, Stolpinski grabbed his second All-America title to become the second wrestler under Burnett’s watch to earn All-America recognition twice. Navy turned in an 11-4 record in 2006-07, including a flawless 7-0 mark in EIWA competition. Along the way, the Mids captured wins over EIWA foes Lehigh, American and Bucknell, while also tournament titles at the All-Academy Championship and the Navy Classic. Additionally, Navy won eight of the 10 matches against Army to push the Mids’ winning streak to seven in a row against the Black Knights. The Army win helped propel Navy into the EIWA Championship where the Mids finished second. It was the highest Navy had finished at the conference tournament since placing second in 1993-94. Meanwhile, juniors Matt Stolpinski (174) and Ed Prendergast (HWT) also stood atop the podium as the champion in their respective weight classes. The year was capped off by sending six wrestlers to the NCAA Championship where Stolpinski became Navy’s first All-American since Frank Edwards in 2002-03 with his fourth-place finish. Navy’s 18th-place finish at the national tournament was its highest since Reg Wicks led the Mids to a 13th-place finish in 1989-90. In 2005-06, Navy won 13 of its 15 duals, the most wins by a Navy team during his tenure. Five Midshipmen qualified for the NCAA Championship, where Navy placed 34th. The 2004-05 edition of the Navy wrestling team was among the best in school history. Navy posted a 12-3 record, suffering its three losses at the hands of top 10-ranked foes Oklahoma, Nebraska and Lehigh. Navy finished third at the EIWA Championship and sent six wrestlers to the NCAA Tournament, the most since 1991. Navy also claimed the top spot in the Navy Classic (first time since 1997) and placed third at the highly-competitive Southern Scuffle. In 2003-04, Burnett led the Mids to a 12-4 overall mark. Navy placed sixth in the EIWA Tournament, its third top-six finish in four years under Burnett. Frank Edwards placed seventh at the 2003 NCAA Championship to garner All-America recognition as a junior. Edwards, who was Navy’s lone qualifier that season, captured three of his five-NCAA victories by three points or less. Meanwhile, the Midshipmen turned in an 11-6 dual mark for the second straight season. In Burnett’s first season at the Academy, he helped guide Mark Conley to a fifth-place finish in the 141-pound weight class at the 2001 NCAA Championship and garner All-America honors. Conley, who won the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Championship at 141 pounds two-straight seasons, battled to a sixth-place fin-ish at the NCAA Championship in 2002. He was ranked No. 1 in the country for most of the season and was the first Navy wrestler to achieve All-America status since Greg Gingeleskie placed seventh at the 1998 NCAA Championship. Conley’s fifth-place finish at the 2001 NCAA Championship was the highest for a Navy wrestler since 1994 when Dan Hicks placed fifth in the heavyweight division. Burnett came to Annapolis fresh off a coaching stint in Sydney, Australia, where he served as the United States Olympic Freestyle Coach at the 2000 Olympic Games. His athletes captured one gold, two silver and two bronze medals. Burnett has helped prepare the United States’ elite athletes for world and Olympic competition as the national freestyle coach since 1992. His resume is nothing short of impressive. His teams won five medals at the 1996 Olympic Games (three gold, one silver and one bronze) and eight medals at the 1999 Pan American Games (six gold, one silver and one bronze). Additionally, his teams captured World Team Titles in 1993 and 1995, the World Cup of Wrestling in 1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 and ‘00 and the Pan American Championship in 1993, ‘94, ‘95 and ‘96. During that time, Burnett coached Kurt Angle, Tom Brands, Kendal Cross, Kevin Jackson, Brandon Slay and John Smith to Olympic gold medals, while cornering Terry Brands, Tom Brands, Angle, Jackson and Smith to World Championships. He was named the Freestyle Wrestling Coach of the Year in 1995 and 1996 and was named the United States Olympic Committee Elite Coach of the Year in 1996. He was also named a finalist for the 2004 Olympic Freestyle Staff. At the conclusion of Navy’s 2001-02 season, Burnett served as the head coach of the United States World Cup Team at the 2002 Freestyle World Cup of Wrestling Championship in Spokane, Wash. Before taking over as head coach of the freestyle team, Burnett was the Associate Director of Programs and National Development Coach for USA Wrestling for three years. He developed a national technique and training syllabus and was responsible for the United States age group world teams. During his time as the developmental coach, the age group teams won a total of 42 medals, an increase of 82 percent over the previ-ous four years. Burnett also served on the 1992 Olympic Freestyle and Greco-Roman

coaching staffs. Burnett was an assistant coach at Oklahoma State from 1987-90 and in his four years with the Cowboys, OSU won two NCAA team titles, three Big Eight Conference titles and two National Dual Meet team titles. Burnett got his coaching career started at Meridian High School in Meridian, Idaho, where he was the head coach from 1974-87. In his 14 years, Burnett had a stout record of 154-13-2 (.917). His teams won nine conference, six district and four state champi-onships. Burnett built such a solid program at Meridian that his program grew from 23 wrestlers his first year to 119 his last season. He was named Idaho Coach of the Year six times. Burnett is a 1973 graduate of Idaho State, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in secondary education. Burnett and his wife, Karen, live in Annapolis, Md.

BURNETT’S COACHING HIGHLIGHTS• Coached 40 NCAA Championship qualifiers and produced 10 All-Americans at Navy.• Led Navy to its highest NCAA finish (18th in 2007 and ‘08) since placing 13th in

1990.• Coached Navy’s first trio of All-Americans (Baker, Stolpkinski, Prendergast) since

1967.• Led Navy to its highest EIWA finish (2nd in 2007) since 1994 when the Mids also

placed second.• Coached Mark Conley (2001-02), Matt Stolpinski (2006-07), Ed Prendergast (2006-

07) and Joe Baker (2008-09) to back-to-back EIWA Championship titles.• Helped mold Bryce Saddoris (‘11) into Navy’s winningest wrestler who won a stag-

gering 147 matches and became the first wrestler in program history to produce 30 or more wins in each of his four seasons.

• Coached two different wrestlers to three All-American certificates (at Oklahoma St.).• Led U.S. to five medals at the 1996 Olympic Games (3 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze).• Led U.S. to five medals at the 2000 Olympic Games (1 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze).• Led U.S. to eight medals at the 1999 Pan American Games.• Led U.S. to six medals, including four golds, at 2011 Pan American Games• Led U.S. to World Team titles in 1993 and ‘95.• Led U.S. to World Cup of Wrestling seven times (1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998,

1999 and 2000).• Led U.S. to Pan American Championship four times (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and

2011).

Honors/Awards• 1995, ‘96 Freestyle Wrestling Coach of the Year• 1996 United States Olympic Committee Elite Coach of the Year• Six-time Idaho High School Coach of the Year

Coaching Timeline• 1974-87 Meridian High School, Head Coach• 1987-90 Oklahoma State, Asst. Coach• 1992-00 U.S. National Freestyle Head Coach• 1992 U.S. Olympic Team (Freestyle & Greco-Roman), Asst. Coach• 1996 U.S. Olympic Freestyle, Head Coach• 2000 U.S. Olympic Freestyle, Head Coach• 2001-Present Navy, Head Coach• 2002 U.S. Freestyle World Cup, Head Coach• 2005 U.S. World University Games Head Coach• 2010 FISU University World Championship, Coach• 2011 Pan American Games, Coach• 2012 FILA Junior World Championship, Coach



Naval Academy graduate Brian Antonelli is in his seventh season as an assistant coach at his alma mater. A former Captain in the Marine Corps and letterwinner for the Midshipmen wrestling program, Antonelli joined the program in August of 2006 and has brought with him a wealth of experience and leadership both on and off the mat to the Navy wrestling program. Antonelli has played an instrumental role in Navy’s

recruiting since joining the staff, bringing in two-time All-American (2009, ‘11) and four-time NCAA qualifier Bryce Saddoris, who became the Mids’ all-time winningest wrestler in 2011 behind a 147-40 record. Saddoris is only the fourth different wrestler in program history to reach 40 wins in a season, while his 43 wins were just one shy of tying the all-time single-season record set by Mark Conley in 2002 and later tied by Matt Stolpinski in 2007. Meanwhile, in 2008-09, NCAA qualifier Luke Rebertus turned in 36 wins as a rookie, the most wins by a freshman since Tyrone Neal’s 37 victories in 1998-99. In August of 2005, Antonelli left the Marine Corps and earned his first coaching position when The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey hired him as its head wrestling coach. There he helped mold two New Jersey Prep State Champions and one of his pupils garnered All-America recognition at the national tournament. In addition to his wrestling duties, he served as quarterback and special teams coach of the football team. A New Jersey native, Antonelli graduated from the McDonogh School in 1992 where was the Maryland State Wrestling Champion at 160 pounds and a two-time all-state football player. He went on to spend a year at Blair Academy in 1993, winning the 160-pound prep state title and was the quarterback of the undefeated state championship football team. As a member of the Midshipmen wrestling team, he earned letters in 1996 and ‘97. As a senior, he was the recipient of the H.McCoy Memorial Award, given to that mid-shipmen that displays the “highest degree of athletic leadership and competitive spirit.” Antonelli graduated from the Naval Academy in 1997 and was commissioned a 2nd Lt. in the Marine Corps. Prior to receiving his first assignment in the Marine Corps as Production Control Officer for MALS 26 in 1998, he spent five months wrestling for the Marine Corps team in Quantico. Between August of 1999 and ‘02, he was the MMCO for HMM-266 and for the 24th MEU. In the summer of 2001, he participated in Operation Rapid Cheetah where he patrolled the borders between Kosovo and Bosnia. In August of 2002, Antonelli returned to the Naval Academy where he served as an Admissions Officer for three years and was a USMC Green Belt instructor. In addi-tion, he returned to his wrestling roots and served as the officer representative for the Midshipmen wrestling program. Antonelli’s older brother, Jay, is a 1992 graduate of the Naval Academy and was a two-year letterwinner for the Midshipmen wrestling team. He has continued his involve-ment in the wrestling community serving on the Greco-Roman coaching staff at the 2000, ‘04 and ‘08 Olympic Games, as well as many other U.S. international tour teams. In 2006, it was announced that he was selected to assist USA Wrestling National Greco-Roman Coach Steve Fraser at the 2007 World Championships held in late September. In addition, he served as the head coach of the 2002 World Cup team and four CISM World Military Championship teams. In 1998, he was named the USA Wrestling Greco-Roman Coach of the Year. He retired this past summer as a Major in the Marine Corps and serves as the team’s volunteer assistant. Antonelli and his wife, Susie, are the parents of two daughters, Katie (11) and Samantha (8) and two sons, Christopher (7) and Michael (5).

BRIAN ANTONELLIASSISTANT COACH

Three-time NCAA qualifier and 2011 All-American Mike Letts is the newest member of the Navy wres-tling staff, coming aboard in June of 2011. “I am excited to have Mike join our wrestling staff and become part of the Naval Academy family,” said Navy head coach Bruce Burnett. “His accom-plishments in the sport of wrestling along, with his character, integrity and youthful maturity make him a perfect fit for the program. There is no doubt that his

contribution will make a positive impact on our athletes right away.” “I’m very excited to have this opportunity to begin my coaching career at such an upstanding and respectable program as the United States Naval academy,” said Letts. “I only hope to help build upon its winning tradition and maintain what is an already impeccable reputation.” A 2011 graduate of the University of Maryland with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, Letts spent five years in College Park wrestling for former Terrapins coach Pat Santoro, now at Lehigh, and the last three years under the guidance of Kerry McCoy. Letts was a three-time ACC Champion, winning the 174-pound title as a freshman (2006-07), sophomore (2007-08) and senior (2010-11) and in each of those seasons punched his ticket to compete on the ultimate stage, the NCAA Championship. Letts began his career by producing a 31-7 record as a rookie, including an 18-3 dual mark, and becoming the Terps’ first true freshman to advance to the NCAA Tournament since 1990. A year later he claimed his second ACC title via an undefeated mark in conference action and qualified for his second-straight NCAA Tournament appearance behind a 23-6 record. He also garnered ACC Scholar-Athlete recognition in his sopho-more season. As a junior in 2008-09, Letts stepped away from team competition and spent the season dominating the open tournament circuit where he put together a 26-3 record. He opened the year winning his first 16 matches and won titles at Eastern Michigan, NC State, East Stroudsburg and Penn State. He returned to the Maryland lineup in 2009-10, but an injury suffered in January would end his season prematurely. Ranked as high ast No. 4 during the season, he closed out the year with a 19-4 record. Letts came back strong and enjoyed his most successful season as a senior. Voted by his peers to serve as Maryland’s team captain, he put together his second 30-win season, boasting a 32-8 record which featured a 15-2 mark in dual action. He began he final season by capturing wins in 15 of his first 16 matches. Letts earned a 4-2 victory over fourth-ranked Chris Henrich of Virginia to win his third ACC title and was named the 2010-11 ACC Tournament Most Outstanding Wrestler. He went on post a 4-2 record and seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championship, which featured a 9-2 victory over eighth-ranked Nick Heflin of Ohio State to clinch All-America honors. Letts closed out his collegiate career with a 131-28 record, including a 59-11 dual mark.

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2012-13 NAVY WRESTLING ROSTERName Yr. Wt. Hometown / High SchoolGary Albright Jr. 174 Sparks, Nev. / Bishop Manogue CatholicMason Bailey Sr. 184 Fairmont, W.Va. / East FairmontBobby Barnhisel Sr. 157 River Forest, Ill. / FenwickZach Basich Sr. 149 Wheeling, W.Va. / Wheeling Central CatholicDakota Beach Fr. 133 Rio Rico, Ariz. / Rio RicoRaymond Borja Jr. 149 Virginia Beach, Va. / Hayfield SecondaryBobby Burg Fr. 157 Gasport, N.Y. / Mercersburg AcademyJonathan Clemente Fr. 141 Troy, N.Y. / La Salle InstituteColynn Cook So. 197 Murrysville, Pa. / The Kiski SchoolConnor Coyle Fr. 174 Union, Ky. / RyleMatt Cusack Fr. 165 Mocksville, N.C. / DavieRobert Davis Jr. 141 Stuttgart, Germany / PatchTrey Duncan Fr. 149 Spring Grove, Pa. / Spring Grove AreaWillie Fox Fr. 149 Gilroy, Calif. / GilroyRyan Hedgcorth So. 125 Jacksonville, N.C. / White OakBen Hunter Jr. 149 Harrisonville, Mo. / HarrisonvilleOscar Huntley Sr. 174 Stafford, Va. / Colonial ForgeMatt Jackson Sr. 165 Rising Sun, Md. / Rising SunAlex Johnson Jr. 141 Memphis, Tenn. / Christian BrothersZach Johnson Jr. 149 Memphis, Tenn. / Christian BrothersBrendan Kahle So. 285 Abingdon, Md. / Jackson Liberty (N.J.)John Keck Fr. 157 Wading River, N.Y. / Shoreham-Wading RiverJames Kerrick Sr. 125 Olney, Md. / SherwoodJordan Krulik Jr. 165 Martinsville, Ind. / MartinsvilleQuentin Leadbeter So. 133 Owings, Md. / NorthernRyan Lewandowski Fr. 133 Torrington, Wyo. / TorringtonJoe Locksmith Jr. 141 Kissimmee, Fla. / OsceolaMichael Love Jr. 197 Baton Rouge, La. / CatholicJames Mannier Jr. 184 Troy, Ohio / GrahamThomas Manning So. 165 Tooele, Utah / TooeleKevin Marvel Fr. 197 Cordova, Md. / McDonoghJames Maxwell So. 184 Columbus, N.C. / Polk CountyMatt McVay Sr. 184 Shaftsbury, Vt. / Mount Anthony UnionDan Miller Sr. 285 Berlin, Md. / Stephen DecaturMathew Miller Fr. 174 Edgewood, Md. / The John Carroll SchoolWilliam Miller Fr. 174 Chinook, Mont. / ChinookBlake Peek Fr. 149 Odessa, Mo. / OdessaPatrick Prada So. 125 Laurel, Md. / DeMatha CatholicPaul Rands So./Jr. 197 Cary, Ill. / Cary-Grove (Northwestern Univ.)Colton Rasche So. 133 Plano, Ill. / Montini CatholicChance Rauscher Sr. 285 Glasgow, Mont. / GlasgowLuke Schaeffer Fr. 197 Carmel, Ind. / WestfieldJake Schalles Sr. 165 Orlando, Fla. / OviedoEdward Schultz So. 157 Vienna, Va. / James MadisonCody Solari Fr. 165 Sergeant Bluff, Iowa / Sergeant Bluff-LutonMatthew Sommers So. 125 Mt. Prospect, Ill. / Notre Dame College PrepJericho Urmenita Jr. 125 Auburn, Wash. / Auburn MountainviewColton Van’t Hof So. 184 Sioux Center, Iowa / Sioux CenterCam Wade Fr. 157 Stanwood, Wash. / Archbishop MurphyPeyton Walsh So. 165 Glen Allen, Va. / Deep RunSam Warne Jr. 125 Dent, Minn. / PerhamJohnny Watson Jr. 157 Lexington, N.C. / Forsyth Country DayStout Watson Fr. 165 Lexington, N.C. / Forsyth Country DayZach White Sr. 157 Thurmont, Md. / WalkersvilleMichael Woulfe Fr. 174 Oak Park, Ill. / Oak Park River Forest

Head Coach: Bruce Burnett (13th season, Idaho State ‘73)Assistant Coach: Brian Antonelli (7th season, Navy ‘97)Assistant Coach: Mike Letts (2nd season, Maryland ‘11)Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jay AntonelliOfficer Representative: Capt. Mike Barikian, USMCFaculty Representative: Capt. Joshua Jabin, USMC2012-13 Team Captain: Oscar Huntley

Mids by Weight125 (6): Hedgcorth, Kerrick, Prada, Sommers, Urmenita, Warne133 (4): Beach, Leadbeter, Lewandowski, Rasche141 (4): Clemente, Davis, A. Johnson, Locksmith149 (7): Basich, Borja, Duncan, Fox, Hunter, Z. Johnson, Peek157 (7): Barnhisel, Burg, Keck, Schultz, Wade, J. Watson, White165 (8): Cusack, Jackson, Krulik, Manning, Schalles, Solari, Walsh, S. Watson174 (6): Albright, Coyle, Huntley, M. Miller, W. Miller, Woulfe184 (5): Bailey, Mannier, Maxwell, McVay, Van’t Hof197 (5): Cook, Love, Marvel, Rands, Schaeffer285 (3): Kahle, D. Miller, Rauscher

Mids by ClassSeniors (11): Bailey, Barnhisel, Basich, Huntley, Jackson, Kerrick, McVay, D. Miller, Rauscher, Schalles, WhiteJuniors (13): Albright, Borja, Davis, Hunter, A. Johnson, Z. Johnson, Krulik, Locksmith, Love, Mannier, Urmenita, Warne, J. WatsonSophomores (12): Cook, Hedgcorth, Kahle, Q. Leadbeter, Manning, Maxwell, Prada, Rands, Rasche, Schultz, Sommers, Van’t Hof, WalshFreshmen (19): Beach, Burg, Clemente, Coyle, Cusack,Duncan, Fox, Keck, Lewandowski, Love, Marvel, M. Miller, W. Miller, Peek, Schaeffer, Solari, Wade, S. Watson, Woulfe

Mids by State• Arizona (1)Beach (Rio Rico)• California (1)Fox (Gilroy)• Florida (2)Locksmith (Kissimmee), Schalles (Orlando)• Illinois (5)Barnhisel (River Forest), Rands (Cary), Rasche (Plano), Sommers (Mt. Prospect), Woulfe (Oak Park)• Indiana (2)Krulik (Martinsville), Schaeffer (Carmel)• Iowa (2)Solari (Sergeant Bluff), Van’t Hof (Sioux Center)• Kentucky (1)Coyle (Union)• Louisiana (1)Love (Baton Rouge)• Maryland (9)Jackson (Rising Sun), Kahle (Abingdon), Kerrick (Olney), Leadbeter (Owings), Marvel (Cordova), D. Miller (Berlin), M. Miller (Edgewood), Prada (Laurel), White (Thurmont)• Minnesota (1)Warne (Dent)• Missouri (2)Hunter (Harrisonville), Peek (Odessa)• Montana (2)W. Miller (Chinook), Rauscher (Glasgow)• Nevada (1)Albright (Sparks)• New York (3)Burg (Gasport) , Clemente (Troy), Keck (Wading River)• North Carolina (5)Cusack (Mocksville), Hedgcorth (Jacksonville), Maxwell (Columbus), J. Watson (Lexington), S. Watson (Lexington)• Ohio (1)James Mannier (Troy)• Pennsylvania (2)Cook (Murrysville), Duncan (Spring Grove)• Tennessee (2)A. Johnson (Memphis), Z. Johnson (Memphis)• Utah (1)Manning (Tooele)• Vermont (1)McVay (Shaftsbury)• Virginia (4)Borja (Virginia Beach), Huntley (Stafford), Schultz (Vienna), P. Walsh (Glen Allen)• Washington (2)Urmenita (Auburn), Wade (Stanwood)• West Virginia (2)Bailey (Fairmont), Basich (Wheeling)• Wyoming (1)Lewandowski (Torrington)

• Germany (1)Robert Davis (Stuttgart)



2012-13 NAVY WEIGHT-BY-WEIGHT DEPTH CHART

125 POUNDS

PATRICK PRADA

SAM WARNE JERICHO URMENITA

133 POUNDS

COLTON RASCHE

QUENTIN LEADBETER

DAKOTA BEACH

141 POUNDS

JOE LOCKSMITH

ALEX JOHNSON

JONATHAN CLEMENTE

149 POUNDS

ZACH BASICH

ZACH JOHNSON

RAYMOND BORJA

157 POUNDS

BOBBY BARNHISEL

BOBBY BURG JOHNNY WATSON

165 POUNDS

JAKE SCHALLES

PEYTON WALSH

MATT JACKSON

174 POUNDS

OSCAR HUNTLEY

MATTHEW MILLER

GARY ALBRIGHT

184 POUNDS

MASON BAILEY

JAMES MANNIER

197 POUNDS

KEVIN MARVEL

LUKE SCHAFFER

MIKE LOVE

285 POUNDS

DAN MILLER BRENDAN KAHLE

CHANCERAUSCHER

COLTON VAN’T HOF



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GARY ALBRIGHTJUNIOR • 174SPARKS, NEV. • BISHOP MANOGUE CATHOLIC

• Albright in 2011-12 (So.): Put together a 3-6 record, seeing action in four tournaments, including the Navy Classic where he placed fifth with a 2-2- mark ... also participated in the Knight Point Open, the Nittany Lion Open and the Southern Scuffle.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Bishop Manogue Catholic High School in Reno, Nev., Albright was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling and earned two letters as a

middle linebacker on the football team ... a two-time state champion (‘09, ‘10), he also served as the team captain of the wrestling team his junior and senior years ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of Samuel and Linda Albright ... was a volunteer at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Reno ... majoring in Ocean Engineering.

ALBRIGHT’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 Did Not See any Varsity Action2011-12 3-6 0-0 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Career 3-6 0-0 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

MASON BAILEYSENIOR • 184FAIRMONT, W.VA. • EAST FAIRMONT

• Bailey in 2011-12 (Jr.): Produced a 16-9 record after battling injuries throughout the season ... placed among the top six in four of the five tournaments in which he competed, including taking the title at the Navy Classic ... opened the year with a third-place finish at the Eastern Michigan Open, defeating Purdue’s Chad Welch in the third-place bout ... was the runnerup at the All-Academy Championship, dropping a 4-0 decision to Army’s Cole Gracey ... finished sixth at the EIWA Championship

... picked up dual meet victories over Buffalo’s Dominic Montesanti (7-3) and North Carolina’s Kyle Kiss (3-1).• 2010-11 (So.): Settled in as Navy’s starting 165-pounder who put together a 17-16 record and featured a 3-3 dual mark ... placed among the top eight in five of the seven tournaments in which he competed, including a third-place finish at the All-Academy Championship ... also placed at Eastern Michigan (7th/8th), the Navy Classic (2nd) and the Nittany Lion Open (6th) ... closed out the season with an eighth-place finish at the EIWA Championship ... helped lead the Mids to their 11th-straight Star Match victory over Army by scoring a 5-3 decision over Alex Smith ... in what was perhaps the biggest win of his career, he defeated Lehigh’s Brandon Hatchett, who was ranked 18th nationally, by a 5-4 decision ... Hatchett went on to gain All-America honors ... claimed an excited victory over North Carolina’s Thomas Scotton by way of riding time following the second tie breaker period ... Bailey had previously been defeated by Scott at both the Nittany Lion Open and the Southern Scuffle.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Saw action in four tournaments where he placed in a pair ... opened his collegiate career by winning his first tournament, the Central New Jersey Open with a 7-5 decision over princeton’s Andrew Lowy in the championship bout ... followed up with a fifth-place finish at the Navy Classic which featured a double overtime win against classmate Jake Schalles ... also competed at the Nittany Lion Open and the Southern Scuffle ... finished his rookie season with an 11-6 record.• High School: A 2009 graduate of East Fairmont High School, Bailey was a three-sport standout earning letters in wrestling (4), football (3) and track (1) ... recipient of the 2008-09 Dutton Award, which is presented to the state’s top wrestler ... a four-time conference and region champion, he was a three-time state finalist and four-time placewinner ... as a junior, he won the state title at 160 pounds with a 31-2 record ... he won the 171-pound state crown as a senior behind a remarkable 51-1 performance ... named the West Virginia State Tournament Wrestler of the Year in 2008-09 ... named East Fairmont’s 2008-09 Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... four-time All-State (W.Va.) and all-conference selection ... served as captain of the wrestling team as a junior and senior and the football team his senior year ... member of the National Honor Society ... member of Mu Alpha Theta, honoring mathematics scholars ... served as the junior class president.

• Personal: Son of Rick and Erin Bailey ... majoring in Information Technology ... named to the Commandant’s List the spring of his junior year ... his service assignment is Navy Pilot.

BAILEY’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 11-6 0-0 8-2 0-3 0-1 3-0 0-0 1-02010-11 17-16 3-3 12-11 1-5 2-0 2-0 0-0 1-12011-12 16-9 2-4 12-7 1-1 3-0 0-1 0-0 0-0Career 44-31 5-7 32-20 2-9 5-1 5-1 0-0 2-1

EIWA Championship History: 3-6M5, 2011 Brandon Hatchett, Lehigh L Dec 1-4M5, 2011 Erik Gobbo, Harvard W Dec 4-1M5, 2011 Stephen Burak, Penn L Major 0-12M5, 2011 Corey Lear, Bucknell (8th) L Dec 1-3 TB

M3, 2012 Brandon Hatchett, Lehigh L Dec 1-8M3, 2012 Sam Sheppard, Sacred Heart W TF 16-0M3, 2012 Lorenzo Thomas, Penn W Dec 8-5M4, 2012 Cole Gracey, Army L Dec 0-1M4, 2012 Corey Lear, Bucknell (6th) L Dec 2-6

BOBBY BARNHISELSENIOR • 157RIVER FOREST, ILL. • FENWICK

• Barnhisel in 2011-12 (Jr.): One of four wrestlers to garner NCAA Championship berths, Barnhisel received an at-large bid at 157 pounds ... turned in a 17-12 record on the year, including a 7-4 dual meet mark ... placed fourth at the season-opening Eastern Michigan Open ... though he did not place, he produced a 3-2 record at the Southern Scuffle ... his 8-6 decision over 12th-ranked Matt Lester of Oklahoma in dual action sparked wins in 11 of 12 matches , winning the All-Academy Championship and his dual

match against Army’s Jimmy Rafferty along the way ... his lone setback during that time frame was a fall against Maryland’s Kyle John ... also pinned 19th-ranked Corey Mock of North Carolina in dual action.• 2010-11 (So.): Battled classmate Mason Bailey throughout the first half of the sea-son for the starting 165-pound position ... suffered a broken jaw on Dec. 29 against Appalachian State’s Dominick Vetell at the Southern Scuffle ... turned in a 10-6 record, including a 14-3 major decision over Anthony Bongarzone of Franklin & Marshall in what was his lone dual match of the season ... opened the year with a fourth-place finish at the Eastern Michigan Open ... placed third at the Navy Classic after scoring a 9-8 decision over West Virginia’s Kyle Eason ... also competed at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Turned in a 5-0 record in his first weekend of action, winning the 157-pound class at the Central New Jersey Open ... earned a 14-10 win over classmate Zach Basich in the championship bout of the tournament ... produced a 3-2 record at the Navy Classic where he did not place ... making his only dual appearance of the season, he was turned back in a 6-4 decision by East Stroudsburg’s Thad Frick ... closed out his freshman season with an 8-3 record, including an 0-1 dual mark. • High School: A 2009 graduate of Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill., Barnhisel was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling ... a three-time placewinner at the state tournament, he won the 2009 Illinois State Championship at 152 pounds via a 42-2 record ... claimed Chicago Catholic League titles in 2006 (112), 2008 (140) and 2009 (152) ... a four-time region champ, he is the first wrestler in Fenwick High School history to win sectional titles four times, ironically at four different weights ... named the 2009 Chicago Catholic League Outstanding Wrestler ... served as the team’s varsity captain all four years ... two-time Cadet Freestyle All-American ... named the 2009 scholar-athlete of Fenwick’s senior class ... served as the Vice President of the Latin Club.• Personal: Son of Bill Sr. and Donna Barnhisel ... majoring in History ... his service assignment is Marine Corps Ground.



BARNHISEL’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 8-3 0-1 3-2 1-1 0-0 3-0 1-0 0-02010-11 10-6 1-0 4-3 5-1 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-02011-12 17-12 7-4 9-9 2-1 2-0 3-2 1-0 0-0Career 35-21 8-5 16-14 8-3 3-0 6-3 2-1 0-0

EIWA Championship History: 1-2M3, 2012 Joseph Evangelista, Sacred Heart W TFall 19-2M3, 2012 Daniel Kolodzik, Princeton L Major 3-11M3, 2012 Brian Tanen, Lehigh L Dec 7-9

NCAA Championship History: 0-2M15, 2012 Frank Hickman, Bloomsburg L Fall 2:41M15, 2012 Aaron Sulzer, Eastern Michigan L Dec 3-8

ZACH BASICHSENIOR • 149WHEELING, W.VA. • EAST FAIRMONT

• Basich in 2011-12 (Jr.): Competed in four tournament for the Midshipmen en route to posting a 10-4 record ... captured the Knight Point Open crown at 157 pounds with a 5-4 decision over Lehigh’s Joey Napoli ... placed third at the Navy Classic thanks to a 6-4 decision over The Citadel’s Pierre Frazile ... competed at but did not place at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle ... won his lone dual match of the season, an 8-3 victory over Franklin & Marshall’s Eric Norgard.

2010-11 (So.): Opened the year by winning eight of his first 11 matches ... finished his sophomore campaign with a 9-8 record ... placed among the top eight at the Eastern Michigan Open ... followed up with a third-place showing at the Navy Classic where he defeated teammate Zach Johnson in the third-place match ... dropped a 9-4 decision to Liberty’s Peter Crawford in what was his first dual appearance of his career. • 2009-10 (Fr.): Made appearances in three tournaments in his rookie year where he produced an 8-6 record ... opened his career by taking second place at the Central New Jersey Open, dropping a 14-10 decision in the finals to teammate Bobby Barnhisel ... followed up with a sixth-place showing at the Navy Classic that featured a 12-4 major decision over Bucknell’s Scott Sechler ... closed out the year by competing at the Nittany Lion Open where he did not place.• High School: A 2008 graduate of Wheeling Central Catholic High School, Basich attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2008-09 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling, he was a four-time state placewinner ... after finishing fourth and second in his first two years, respectively, he won the 2007 and ‘08 West Virginia State Championship ... in 2008, he was the NHSCA National Open Champion.• Personal: Son of Mark and Denise Basich ... majoring in General Engineering ... uncle, Doug Wojcik, is a 1987 graduate of the Naval Academy ... Wojcik was a three-year letter-winner for Navy’s basketball program, leading the Mids to the NCAA Tournament in three straight seasons, including a 1986 East Regional Final appearance ... Navy’s starting point guard, the Mids owned an 82-17 record during his three seasons ... he is currently in his first season as head coach of the College of Charleston men’s basketball program ... Wojcik’s wife, Lael, is a 1990 graduate of the Naval Academy and was a standout basketball player and track athlete for the Mids ... uncle, Dave Wojcik, was an assistant men’s basketball coach at Navy during the 2003-04 season and is now an assistant coach at Boise State ... his service assignment is Marine Corps Ground.

BASICH’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 8-6 0-0 6-4 1-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-02010-11 9-8 0-1 6-6 3-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-02011-12 10-4 1-0 6-2 3-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 1-1Career 27-18 1-1 18-12 7-1 1-0 1-4 0-1 1-1

DAKOTA BEACHFRESHMAN • 133RIO RICO, ARIZ. • RIO RICO

• Beach in High School: A 2011 graduate of Rio Rico High School, Beach attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling, he was a four-time state place-winner ... after finishing fourth and second in his first two years, respectively, he was a four-time Arizona state placewinner who was crowned the 2011 Arizona State Champion ... an NWCA All-American who placed seventh at the national meet in 2012.

• Personal: Son of Brad and Alejandra Beach ... named the 2011 Mexican-American Student-Athlete of the Year in Southern Arizona.

RAYMOND BORJAJUNIOR • 149VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. HAYFIELD SECONDARY

• Borja in 2011-12 (So.): Put together a 7-10 record at 141 pounds, including a 0-4 mark in dual action ... placed in two of the four tournaments in which he saw action, including a sixth-place showing at the season-opening Eastern Michigan Open ... was the runner-up at the Navy Classic, dropping his championship bout to 19th-ranked Nathan Pennesi of West Virginia ... his dual losses were against nationally-ranked programs Oklahoma, Lehigh

and Maryland, while also falling short against Richard Durso of Franklin & Marshall.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Saw action in three tournaments for the Midshipmen en route to a 5-6 record as a freshman ... opened his collegiate career with a second-place finish at the Navy Classic, dropping the title match to teammate and fellow rookie Joe Locksmith ... followed up with an eighth-place showing at the Nittany Lion Open ... also competed at the Southern Scuffle.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Hayfield Secondary School in Alexandria, Va., Borja attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2008-09 academic year ... a three-year letterwinner in wrestling as a prep ... a three-time State placewinner who was an NHSCA All-American ... placed fourth at the NCWA national meet when he was at NAPS.• Personal: Son of Raymond and Wendy Ann Borja ... majoring in History ... father, who is a graduate and former wrestler at Cal State Bakersfield, is an E-7 in the Navy where he is part of the EOD community ... his father is the head coach of the All-Navy Wrestling Team.

BORJA’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 5-6 0-0 1-4 2-1 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-02011-12 7-10 0-4 3-3 2-4 0-0 1-2 1-1 0-0Career 12-16 0-4 4-7 4-5 1-1 2-2 1-1 0-0

BOBBY BURGFRESHMAN • 157GASPORT, N.Y. • MERCERSBURG ACADEMY

• Burg in High School: A 2011 graduate of Mercersburg Academy, Burg attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-time Prep National All-American who was a three-time prep national finalist ... a two-time Virginia Prep School State Champion ... also won a Pennsylvania Prep School State Championship and was also a runnerup.• Personal: Son of Robert and Ginger Burg.



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JONATHAN CLEMENTEFRESHMAN • 141TROY, N.Y. • LA SALLE INSTITUTE

• Clemente in High School: A 2011 graduate of La Salle Institute, Clemente attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a multiple-year wrestling letterwinner who was a Fargo All-American.• Personal: Son of Carl and Ann Clemente ... brother, Ben, is a senior at West Point.

COLYNN COOKSOPHOMORE • 197MURRYSVILLE, PA. • THE KISKI SCHOOL

• Cook in 2011-12 (Fr.): Competed in four tournaments en route to a 2-8 record ... scored his first collegiate win by way of a 5-3 decision over teammate Matt McVay at the Knight Point Open.• High School: A 2011 graduate of The Kiski School in Saltsburg, Pa., Cook was a three sport athlete who earned letters in football (4), wrestling (4) and lacrosse (2) ... served as team captain of the wrestling team his senior year and garnered all-county recognition ... earned

all-conference honors in football as a senior ... recipient of the 2010 Bob Mathis Award.• Personal: Son of Jeff and Lisa Cook ... majoring in Systems Engineering.

COOK’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 2-8 0-0 2-3 0-2 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-0Career 3-6 0-0 2-3 0-2 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-0

CONNOR COYLEFRESHMAN • 174UNION, KY. • RYLE

• Coyle in High School: A 2011 graduate of Ryle High School, Coyle attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-year letterwin-ner in wrestling, who also earned a letter as a linebacker on the football team ... a three-time state placewinner and regional champion ... was the state runnerup as a junior ... part of the Ryle wrestling team that was four-time team regional champion ... Ryle was the state runnerup in 2008 and ‘10 ... served as team captain of the wrestling team

his senior year.• Personal: Son of Ken and Cheryl Coyle ... high school teammate T.J. Ruschell is a freshman on the wrestling team at Wisconsin.

MATT CUSACKFRESHMAN • 165MOCKSVILLE, N.C. • DAVIE

• Cusack in High School: A 2011 graduate of Davie High School, Cusack attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling, who was the North Carolina state champion as a senior and was the runnerup his sophomore year ... named a NHSCA All-American as a sophomore ... served as team captain his senior year.• Personal: Son of James and Mary Jo Cusack.

ROBERT DAVISJUNIOR • 141STUTTGART, GERMANY • PATCH

• Davis in 2011-12 (So.): Turned in a 1-3 record at the Navy Classic in what was his lone appearance of the sea-son ... earned his first collegiate victory in his first career match, a 2-1 decision over The Citadel’s Kyle Casaletto.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action. • High School: A 2010 graduate of Patch High School in Stuttgart, Germany, Davis earned letters in wres-tling (2) and fotball (1) ... placed third at the European Championship his junior year and first his senior season

... member of the wrestling teams that were crowned the DODDS European National Champions in 2009 and ‘10 ... won the Tough as Nails and Takedown Tournaments as a junior and the Takedown Tournament again as a senior ... served as co-captain of the wrestling team his junior year and was the sole captain his senior season ... member of the National Honor Society ... served as the JROTC Color Guard Commander.• Personal: Son of George and Rebecca Davis ... majoring in Mathematics.

DAVIS’ CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 Did Not See any Varsity Action2011-12 1-3 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Career 1-3 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

TREY DUNCANFRESHMAN • 149SPRING GROVE, PA. • SPRING GROVE AREA

• Duncan in High School: A 2011 graduate of Spring Grove Area High School, Duncan attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling, he placed sixth at the Pennsylvania State Championship his senior year.• Personal: Son of Duane and Lori Duncan ... brother, Matt, played cornerback at Temple ... mother was a track standout for Penn State.

WILLIE FOXFRESHMAN • 149GILROY, CALIF. • GILROY

• Fox in High School: A 2012 graduate of Gilroy High School, Fox was a four-year wrestling letterwinner ... a three-time NHSCA All-American, he claimed the California State Championship his senior year.• Personal: Son of William and Gloria Fox.

RYAN HEDGCORTHFRESHMAN • 125JACKSONVILLE, N.C. • WHITE OAK

• Hedgcorth in High School: A 2011 graduate of White Oak High School, Hedgcorth attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... Hedcorth was a four-year wrestling letterwinner who gar-nered all-county honors as a junior and senior ... served as team captain his senior year.• Personal: Son of Christopher and Lisa Hedgcorth.



BEN HUNTERJUNIOR • 149HARRISONVILLE, MO. • HARRISONVILLE

• Hunter in 2011-12 (So.): Put together an 8-6 record competing in three tournaments ... was 3-2 at the season-opening Knight Point Open, posted a 1-3 record at the Navy Classic and was 4-2 at the Nittany Lion Open which included a 5-3 decision over Army’s Ryan Bilyeu.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Turned in a 2-5 record in his freshman season ... opened the year at the Knight Point Open and followed up with a sixth-place finish at the Navy Classic ... scored his first collegiate victory at the Navy Classic with

an 11-4 win over Bucknell’s Jack Ingram.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Harrisonville High School, Hunter attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2009-10 academic year ... a two-sport athlete who earned four letters in both wrestling and soccer ... a four-time All-State (Mo.) wrestling selection who won the 112-pound state title in 2005 and went undefeated en route to tak-ing the 136-pound state championship his senior year ... named an Honorable Mention All-State selection in soccer his senior year ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of Richard and Julie Hunter ... majoring in History ... brother, Jake, wrestled at Penn.

HUNTER’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 2-5 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-02011-12 8-6 0-0 7-4 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0Career 10-11 0-0 8-8 1-0 0-2 1-1 0-0 0-0

OSCAR HUNTLEY2012-13 TEAM CAPTAINSENIOR • 157STAFFORD, VA. • COLONIAL FORGE

• Huntley in 2011-12 (Jr.): One of four wrestlers to garner NCAA Championship berths, Huntley received an automatic bid at 174 pounds following a second-place showing at the EIWA Championship ... turned in a 24-12 record on the year, including a 7-3 dual meet mark ... competed in seven tournaments, five during the regular season ... won his first three matches of the yar en route to a second-place finish at the Eastern Michigan Open,

dropping an 8-5 decision to All-American Nick Heflin in the championship bout ... kicked off a seven-match winning streak at the Wrestle for a Cure Duals where he took all three matches over his Buffalo, Nebraska and Kent State foes ... won his next three matches, including a 3-1 decision over West Virginia’s Lance Bryson to win the Navy Classic title ... placed third at the All-Academy Championship with a 4-3 victory over VMI’s Matthew Brock ... earned a 6-0 victory over Army’s Collin Wittmeyer to lead the Mids to their 12th in a row over the Black Knights ... opened the EIWA Championship with a 6-4 sudden victory over Cornell’s William George and followed up with another sudden victory, a 3-1 decision over 16th-ranked Greg Zannetti of Rutgers, to punch his ticket into the championship bout ... narrowly lost a 3-2 decision to Brown’s Dave Foxen in the finals ... produced a 3-2 record at the NCAA Championship ... after dropping his opening bout to national runnerup of Stanford, he bounced back to win three in a row, including a 2-1 decision over eighth-ranked Leroy Munster of Northwestern.• 2010-11 (So.): After his rookie campaign was cut short due to injury, Huntley came back to the mat in fine form where he put together a 22-14 record wrestling the majority of the season at 174 pounds ... wrestled the final eight matches of the season at 197 pounds where he put together a 5-3 record which featured a second-place performance at the All-Academy Championship and a seventh-place effort at the EIWA Championship ... captured seventh place at the EIWA Championship behind an 11-7 victory over Columbia’s Mike Pushpak ... placed in five of the seven tournaments in which he com-peted ... placed fifth at the Nittany Lion Open, as well as the Navy Classic ... opened the season with a sixth-place finish at the Eastern Michigan Open ... posted a 3-1 mark in dual action which included a 5-3 decision over Oklahoma’s Jeff James ... also helped Navy secure its 11th-consecutive win over arch rival Army by way of defeating Orion Ross in a 15-6 major decision ... upset eighth-ranked Scott Glasser of Minnesota in the opening round of the Southern Scuffle, 6-1 ... was among 93 Div. I wrestlers nationwide to be named to the 2010-11 National Wrestling Coaches Association’s All-Academic Team. • 2009-10 (Fr.): Amassed a 10-5 record before suffering a devastating season-ending

knee injury at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational in early December ... did not place at the season-opening Eastern Michigan Open, however, he earned his first-collegiate win with a 13-5 major decision over Northwestern’s Robert Kellogg ... swept the competition to win the Navy Classic 165-pound title that featured a double overtime sudden victory win over teammate Robby Neill in the title match ... upset 20th-ranked Rick Schmelyun of Bloomsburg in the semis to earn a spot in the finals ... pinned 19th-ranked Donnie Jones of West Virginia in just over a minute at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.• High School: A 2008 graduate of Colonial Forge High School, Huntley attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2008-09 academic year ... a four-year standout wrestler in high school, who also earned three letters as an outside linebacker on the football team ... four-time state placewinner who claimed the 2008 Virginia state title at 174 pounds behind a 45-4 record ... led Colonial Forge to back-to-back Virginia State Championships in 2007 and ‘08 ... garnered All-State (Va.) honors all four years ... served as team captain of the wrestling team in his senior year.• Personal: Son of Lt. Col. Peter and Krista Huntley ... father wrestled at Old Dominion ... majoring in Information Technology and holds a 3.27 GPA ... has been named to the Commandant’s List in five of his six semesters at the Academy ... has also earned men-tion on the Dean’s and Superintendent’s Lists ... stands among the top 15 percent of his class (1,089) in military order of merit and the top 30th percentile in academic order of merit ... his service assignment is Special Warfare.

HUNTLEY’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 10-5 0-0 7-5 1-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 1-02010-11 22-14 3-1 16-8 3-3 1-0 2-3 0-0 1-02011-12 24-12 7-3 15-9 6-1 0-0 3-2 0-0 2-2Career 56-31 10-4 38-22 10-4 1-0 7-5 0-0 4-2

EIWA Championship History: 4-3M5, 2011 Micah Burak, Penn L Major 2-10M5, 2011 Bryan Panzano, Harvard W TFall 18-1M5, 2011 Daniel Mitchell, American L Dec 4-8M6, 2011 Mike Pushpak, Columbia (7th) W Dec 11-7

M3, 2012 William George, Cornell W Dec 6-4 SVM3, 2012 Greg Zannetti, Rutgers W Dec 3-1 SVM4, 2012 Dave Foxen, Brown (2nd) L Dec 2-3

NCAA Championship History: 3-2M15, 2012 Nick Amuchastegui, Stanford L Fall 2:01M15, 2012 Quinton Godley, NC State W Dec 5-3M16, 2012 Leroy Munster, Northwestern W Dec 2-1M16, 2012 Dorian Henderson, Missouri W Dec 3-1M16, 2012 Jordan Blanton, Illinois L Major 3-12

MATT JACKSONSENIOR • 165RISING SUN, MD. • RISING SUN

• Jackson in 2011-12 (Jr.): Turned in a 5-6 record, mak-ing appearances in a pair of tournaments as well as his first career dual ... opened up the year with a sixth-place finish at the Navy Classic, while also competing at the Nittany Lion Open ... dropped a 12-5 decision to 20th-ranked Bubby Graham of Oklahoma in dual action.• 2010-11 (So.): Registered an 8-5 record among the three tournaments in which he saw action ... opened the year with a second-place finish at the Clarion Knight Point

... posted his first-career win in what was his first-collegiate bout, a fall in 2:20 against Thiel’s Tommy Morrison ... followed up with a fourth-place performance at the Navy Classic ... also participated at the Southern Scuffle.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action.• High School: A 2008 graduate of Rising Sun High School, Jackson attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2008-09 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner, who was a three-time Maryland State Champion and a four-time placewinner (3rd, 1st, 1st, 1st) ... a four-time all-county selection who served as team captain his junior and senior years ... placed third at the NCWA Nationals while attending NAPS.• Personal: Son of Rick and Margie Jackson ... majoring in Aerospace Engineering ... earned Commandant’s List honors in the fall of his sophomore year ... his service assign-ment is Marine Corps Pilot.



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JACKSON’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 Did Not See any Varsity Action2010-11 8-5 0-0 6-4 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-02011-12 5-6 0-1 4-5 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-1Career 13-11 0-1 10-9 1-2 0-0 2-0 0-0 0-1

ALEX JOHNSONJUNIOR • 141MEMPHIS, TENN. • CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

• Johnson in 2011-12 (So.): Turned in a 10-8 record, making appearances in four tournaments ... earned his first collegiate victory by way of fall over Aaron Lett of Mercyhurst North East at the Knight Point Open ... also competed in the Navy Classic, Nittany Lion Open and the Southern Scuffle ... placed fifth at the Navy Classic with a 9-6 decision over Franklin & Marshall’s Richard Durso.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Christian Brothers

High School, Johnson was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling and also was a member of the football and track & field teams ... a four-time all-region selection who served as team captain of the wrestling team his senior year ... high school team claimed four-consecutive region championships (2007-08-09-10) ... was the state champion as a junior at 130 pounds and the title winner at 135 pounds as a senior ... member of the National and Spanish Honor Societies.• Personal: Son of Danny and Susan Johnson ... majoring in Operations Research ... twin brother, Zach, is also a junior at the Naval Academy and is a member of the wrestling team ... cousin, Terry Garbazinski, is a 1985 graduate of the Naval Academy.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 Did Not See any Varsity Action2011-12 10-8 0-0 5-5 2-2 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-0Career 10-8 0-0 5-5 2-2 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-0

ZACH JOHNSONJUNIOR • 149MEMPHIS, TENN. • CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

• Johnson in 2011-12 (So.): Produced a 2-2 record at the Navy Classic in what was his only tournament appear-ance of the year. • 2010-11 (Fr.): Competed in a pair of tournaments for the Mids where he put together a combined 3-3 record ... opened his collegiate career with a fourth-place finish at the Navy Classic which featured his first collegiate victory, a 19-2 technical fall against Franklin & Marshall’s Chris Barksdale ... also wrestled at the Nittany Lion Open.

• High School: A 2010 graduate of Christian Brothers High School, Johnson was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling and also was a member of the football and track & field teams ... high school team claimed four-consecutive region championships (2007-08-09-10) ... a three-time state placewinner, he won the state championship as a senior at 140 pounds ... finished as the state runner-up at 140 pounds as a junior and placed third at 130 pounds in his sophomore year ... served as team captain of the wrestling team his senior year ... member of the National and Spanish Honor Societies.• Personal: Son of Danny and Susan Johnson ... owns a 3.52 GPA in Ocean Engineering ... has been tabbed a member of the Commandant’s List in all four semes-ters at the Academy and was named to the Dean’s List last spring after posting a 3.84 GPA ... has twice been named to the Superintendent’s List ... ranked among the top 19 percent of his class (1,140) in overall order of merit ... twin brother, Alex, is also a junior at the Naval Academy and is a member of the wrestling team ... cousin, Terry Garbazinski, is a 1985 graduate of the Naval Academy.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 3-3 0-0 1-0 0-3 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-02011-12 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Career 5-5 0-0 3-2 0-3 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0

BRENDAN KAHLESOPHOMORE • 285ABINGDON, MD. • JACKSON LIBERTY (N.J.)

• Kahle in 2011-12 (Fr.): Turned in a 1-4 record in his rookie season, competing at the Knight Point Open, the Navy Classic and the Nittany Lion Open ... scored his first collegiate victory against George Mason’s Hunter Manspile en route to a fourth-place effort at the Navy Classic.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Jackson Liberty High School in Jackson, N.J., Kahle attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2010-11 academic year

... a two-sport standout who earned four letters in wrestling and three in football ... claimed the district individual title at heavyweight his junior year ... served as captain of the wrestling and football teams his senior year, while also picking up team MVP honors in both sports as a senior ... earned all-county recognition in football in 2010.• Personal: Son of John and Melanie Aponte ... majoring in Oceanography.

KAHLE’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 1-4 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0Career 1-4 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0

JOHN KECKFRESHMAN • 157WADING RIVER, N.Y. SHOREHAM-WADING RIVER

• Keck in High School: A 2012 graduate of Shoreham-Wading River High School, Keck was a four-year wrestling letterwinner ... garnered All-State (N.Y.), all-county and all-league honors as a senior ... placed third at Super 32 Nationals in 2011 ... served as team captain his junior and senior years ... member of the National Honor Society ... a three-time New York State Scholar-Athlete.• Personal: Son of William and Eileen Keck ... father was

a standout wrestler at Hofstra ... high school teammate of All-American Harvard wrestler Steven Keith.

JAMES KERRICKSENIOR • 125OLNEY, MD. • SHERWOOD

• Kerrick in 2011-12 (Jr.): Took sixth place at the Navy Classic in what was his lone appearance of the year ... produced a 2-3 record on the year, earning his first col-legiate victory by way of a 7-0 decision over Franklin & Marshall’s David Hershberger.• 2009-10 (Fr.) and 2010-11 (So.): Did not see any varsity action. • High School: A 2009 graduate of Sherwood High School in Sandy Spring, Md., Kerrick was a four-sport athlete who

earned letters in wrestling (4), cross country (2), lacrosse (1) and track & field (1) ... recipient of the wrestling team’s most dedicated award in 2009 ... served as team captain of the wrestling and cross country teams his senior year.• Personal: Son of the late Steven and Suzy Kerrick ... majoring in International Relations ... his service assignment is Surface Warfare.

KERRICK’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 Did Not See any Varsity Action2010-11 Did Not See any Varsity Action2011-12 2-3 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0Career 2-3 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0



JORDAN KRULIKJUNIOR • 165MARTINSVILLE, IND. • MARTINSVILLE

• Krulik in 2011-12 (So.): Turned in a 3-4 record seeing action in the Navy Classic and the Nittany Lion Open ... produced his first career win by way of a 3-1 decision over Franklin & Marshall’s Colin Lahiff ... placed sixth at the Navy Classic ... recorded a 1-1 record at the Nittany Lion Open before bowing out with an injury.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Forced to sit out the season after suffer-ing an injury in the preseason.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Martinsville High

School, Krulik attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2009-10 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling who also earned three letters as a member of the track & field team ... led Martinsville HS to the 2009 section team title.• Personal: Son of Tom and Debra Krulik ... majoring in International Relations ... brother, Mathew, wrestled four years at the University of Indianapolis.

KRULIK’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 Did Not See any Varsity Action2011-12 3-4 0-0 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0Career 3-4 0-0 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0

QUENTIN LEADBETERSOPHOMORE • 133OWINGS, MD. • NORTHERN

• Leadbeter in 2011-12 (Fr.): Registered a 4-9 record in his rookie campaign, inlcuding a 0-3 mark in dual action ... competed at the Knight Point Open, Navy Classic and Nittany Lion Open ... earned his first collegiate victory by way of a 5-3 decision over teammate Alex Johnson at the Knight Point Open ... had his best showing at the Nittany Lion Open where he posted a 3-2 record.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Northern High School, Leadbeter attended the Naval Academy Prep School

during the 2010-11 academic year ... owned a 147-16 career record in high school ... a four-time state placewinner (6th, 3rd, 5th, 3rd), he placed sixth at the NCWA while wrestling at NAPS.• Personal: Son of Michael and Carolyn Leadbeter ... majoring in History ... brother, Collin, is 2012 graduate of the Naval Academy and was a four-year member of the wrestling team.

LEADBETER’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 4-9 0-3 4-4 0-2 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0Career 4-9 0-3 4-4 0-2 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-0

RYAN LEWANDOWSKIFRESHMAN • 133TORRINGTON, WYO. • TORRINGTON

• Lewandowski in High School: A 2012 graduate of Torrington High School, Lewandowski was a three sport standout who earned four letters each in football, track & field and wrestling ... garnered All-State (Wyo.) honors as a junior and was an Academic All-State selection as a sophomore, junior and senior ... served as team captain of the wreatling team his senior year.• Personal: Son of Randy and Wendy Lewandowski.

JOE LOCKSMITHJUNIOR • 141KISSIMMEE, FLA. • OSCEOLA

• Locksmith in 2011-12 (So.): Produced a 9-9 record, including a 3-5 mark in dual action ... competed in four tournaments, including winning the Navy Classic by way of a 3-1 victory over teammate Peyton Walsh in the finals ... also saw action at the Eastern Michigan Open, the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle ... picked up dual victories over Frnaklin & Marshall’s Andrew Murano (3-1), North Carolina’s Jon Burns (6-4) and helped lead the Mids to their 12th-straight win over the Black

Knights via a 5-3 victory against Army’s Ryan Bilyeu.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Recorded an 8-10 record, including an 0-2 dual mark in his rookie season ... competed in five tournaments for the Mids, including the Navy Classic where he put together a 4-0 record and won the 141-pound title ... defeated fellow Navy freshman Raymond Borja, 8-7, in the championship match of the Mids’ home tourna-ment ... opened his career by pinning SUNY Brockport’s Scott Witt in the first match of the Eastern Michigan Open ... also competed at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, the Reno Tournament of Champions and bumped up to 149 pounds for the EIWA Championship ... battled injuries throughout the second half of the season.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Osceola High School, Locksmith was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling ... a two-time state champion and three-time placewinner, he was crowned an individual champion as a junior and senior ... led Osceola to the 2009 Florida State Championship ... named a Fargo All-American after finishing as the national runner-up in Greco-Roman.• Personal: Son of Gregory and Mary Anne Locksmith ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering ... father wrestled at Notre Dame.

LOCKSMITH’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 8-10 0-2 4-5 0-2 0-0 4-2 0-1 0-02011-12 9-9 3-5 9-8 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0Career 17-19 3-7 13-11 0-2 0-0 4-3 0-1 0-0

MICHAEL LOVEJUNIOR • 197BATON ROUGE, LA. • CATHOLIC

• Love in 2009-10 (Fr.) and 2010-11 (So.): Did not see any varsity action. • High School: A 2010 graduate of Catholic High School, Love was a four-year wrestling letterwinner ... a two-time All-State (La.) and all-city wrestler ... claimed Louisiana State Wrestling Individual Championships in 2009 (171) and 2010 (189) ... member of the Catholic wrestling teams that claimed the 2008 and ‘10 state titles ... served as team captain his senior year ... named an Academic All-

American as a senior ... recipient of the Dave Schultz Award in 2010.• Personal: Son of Scott and Joan Love ... majoring in History ... ranked among the top 27 percent of his class (1,140) in military order of merit ... brother, Scottie, wrestled at the Merchant Marine Academy for two years.

JAMES MANNIERJUNIOR • 184TROY, OHIO • GRAHAM

• Mannier in 2011-12 (So.): Produced a 13-10 record, including an 0-2 mark ... saw action in four tournaments, including the Navy Classic where he scored a 10-6 win over Bucknell’s Stephen McPeek to take third ... after winning his first three matches at the Nittany Lion Open, went on to place eighth ... also competed at the Eastern Michigan Open and the Southern Scuffle ... knocked off 17th-ranked Eric Starks of Arizona State at the Eastern Michigan Open ... dropped duals against nationally-ranked

foes from Maryland and Rutgers.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Finished his freshman season with a 7-5 record which included tourna-ment action at the Clarion Knight Point, the Navy Classic and the Nittany Lion Open



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... scored a fall over Dean Moffo in his first-collegiate match, however, it did not count toward his record because Moffo wrestled unattached ... officially earned his first win later in the day by way of a 10-2 major decision over Clarion’s Ryan Darch at the Clarion Knight Point where he placed third ... did not place at the Nittany Lion Open, however he posted a 4-2 mark at the event.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Graham High School in St. Paris, Ohio, Mannier attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2009-10 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling, he was a two-time state placewinner, finishing third his junior and senior years ... his high school team placed No. 1 in the nation his junior year ... was also an Ironman placewinner and while at NAPS was a NCWA Placewinner ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Full name is James Wyatt Mannier ... son of Chet and Jackie Mannier ... born March 29, 1990, in Dayton, Ohio ... majoring in Naval Architecture ... named to the Commandant’s List in the fall of his freshman year ... one of 10 children (5 sisters, 4 brothers) born to Chet and Jackie Mannier.

MANNIER’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 7-5 0-0 4-4 2-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-12011-12 13-10 0-2 13-7 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-0Career 20-15 0-2 17-11 2-2 0-0 1-2 0-0 1-1

THOMAS MANNINGSOPHOMORE • 165TOOELE, UTAH • TOOELE

• Manning in 2011-12 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action.• High School: A 2011 graduate of Tooele High School, Manning was a two-sport athlete who earned four letters in wrestling and one as a fullback on the football team ... a two-time region champion who won the state title his senior year ... placed at the state tournament three times ... served as team captain of the wrestling team his junior and senior years.

• Personal: Son of Jared and Gretta Manning ... majoring in Quantitative Economics.

KEVIN MARVELFRESHMAN • 197CORDOV, MD. • MCDONOGH

• Marvel in High School: A 2012 graduate of McDonogh High School, Marvel was a two-sport athlete who earned four letters in wrestling and three as a linebacker on the football team ... led McDonogh to the 2012 state champi-onship ... was a two-time national prep All-American who also placed at the Ironman national tournament, as well as at the Beast of the East.• Personal: Son of Ronald Sr. and Lisa Marvel.

JAMES MAXWELLSOPHOMORE • 184COLUMBUS, N.C. • POLK COUNTY

• Maxwell in 2011-12 (Fr.): Put together a 3-5 record in the three tournaments in which he competed ... placed fourth at the Navy Classic ... earned his first collegiate win with a 7-5 victory over Lock Haven’s Zach Heffner at the Knight Point Open. • High School: A 2011 graduate of Polk County High School, Maxwell was a four-year wrestling letterwinner who led his high school to the 2010 and ‘11 conference championships ... an All-State (N.C.) selection his senior

year, he placed second at the state championship ... also earned all-conference and all-area honors ... also a standout football player who was a two-time All-State selection ... also garnered all-conference and all-area honors as a junior and senior ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of James and Pamela Maxwell ... majoring in Quantitative Economics.

MAXWELL’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 3-5 0-0 2-3 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 0-0Career 3-5 0-0 2-3 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0 0-0

MATT MCVAYSENIOR • 184SHAFTSBURY, VT. • MOUNT ANTHONY UNION

• McVay in 2011-12 (Jr.): Competed at both the Knight Point Open and the Navy Classic.• 2010-11 (So.): Made his lone appearance at the Navy Classic where he turned in a 1-3 record and placed sixth ... defeated Campbell’s Justin Sparrow by way of fall in the consolation round.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Saw his only action of the year at the Central New Jersey Open where he posted a 2-1 record

... earned his first-collegiate victory by way of a 10-1 major decision against Nassau Community College’s Joey Walsh.• High School: A 2008 graduate of Mount Anthony Union High School in Bennington, Vt., McVay attended Wyoming Seminary Prep School in Kingston, Pa. during the 2008-09 academic year ... a two-sport standout who earned three letters in both wrestling and football ... member of the wrestling program that won Vermont State Championships from 2005-08 ... claimed individual state crowns at 189 pounds as a junior and senior.• Personal: Son of Kirke McVay and Therese Dranginis ... a Systems Engineering major who is part of the Honors Program, he holds a 4.00 GPA ... has been named to the Superintendent’s List three times, while appearing on the Commandant’s List five times ... named to the Dean’s List twice, including last spring ... ranked No. 1 in his class (1,089 in academic order of merit and 59th in overall order of merit ... validated Physics I, Calculus I and II and Chemistry I during Plebe Summer ... his service assignment is Submarines (nuclear).

MCVAY’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 2-1 0-0 1-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-02010-11 1-3 0-0 0-2 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-02011-12 0-4 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Career 3-8 0-0 1-7 1-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0

DAN MILLERSENIOR • 285BERLIN, MD. • STEPHEN DECATUR

• Miller in 2011-12 (Jr.): Turned in a 19-11 overall record, including a 9-3 mark in dual action ... placed in two of the five tournaments in which he competed, including a fourth-place effort at the EIWA Championship ... after dropping his opening match, came back to win three in a row to put himself in the hunt for third place, but came up shy in a 6-4 loss to Columbia’s Kevin Lester ... pinned Coast Guard’s Joel Wyman to take third at the All-Academy Championship ... competed but did not place

at the Eastern Michigan Open, the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle ... knocked off 14th-ranked Brendan Barlow of Kent State at the Wrestle for a Cure duals ... narrowly lost to third-ranked Zach Rey of Lehigh by a 3-1 decision ... scored a 6-1 victory over Daniel Mills of Army to help lead the team to its 12th straight win over the Black Knights.• Summer of 2011: Represented the United States at the 2011 FILA Junior World Championships on July 30-31 in Bucharest, Romania ... scored back-to-back victories over Virginia’s Derek Papagianopoulos to take the 120 kg weight class (freestyle) at the 2011 FILA Junior World Team Trials held in Franklin, Ind. at the end of May ... produced a 3-0, 2-1 victory over Papagianopoulos in the opening round before defeating the Cavalier in round two, 4-3 and 4-0 ... qualified to wrestle at the 2011 FILA Junior World Team Trials after placing third at the FILA Junior Nationals held in Cleveland ... ironically, he also defeated Papagianopoulos (3-0, 4-3) to take third place at the Nationals event. • 2010-11 (So.): Turned in a 19-11 record overall, including a 4-1 mark in dual action ... competed in seven tournament, placing among the top eight in four ... opened the year at the Eastern Michigan Open, finishing in the seventh/eighth place match ... followed up by defeating teammate Mike Landis, 7-4, to take the Navy Classic heavyweight title ... post-



ed a 3-1 record at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational before bowing out of the event with an injury and did not place ... also competed at the Reno Tournament of Champions and the Southern Scuffle ... placed second at the All-Academy Championship and seventh at the EIWA Championship ... opened the dual season with a 3-1 loss to 11th-ranked Nathan Fernandez of Oklahoma, but went on to win four in a row, including an 11-4 decision over Army’s Daniel Mills to help the Mids clinch their 11th-straight win over the Black Knights ... also recorded falls against his Liberty and North Carolina foes in dual competition.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Represented Navy in four tournaments, stepping in for Olympic alter-nate Scott Steele who did not return to the Academy because of injury until the spring semester ... put together a 7-6 record in his rookie campaign ... placed fourth at the season-opening Eastern Michigan Open where he scored a 12-3 major decision over Illinois’ Harold White for his first collegiate victory ... finished second at the Navy Classic, falling to Virginia Tech’s DJ Bruce, 5-3, in the championship bout ... also saw action at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and the Southern Scuffle.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Stephen Decatur High School, Miller was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling while earning three letters in football ... a three-time state cham-pion, who was named to the All-State (Md.) All-Academic First Team three times ... also named a Middle Atlantic Wrestling Association All-American ... garnered all-conference honors in football as a junior and senior and was an Honorable Mention All-State selec-tion his senior year ... member of the National and Math Honor Societies.• Personal: Son of David and Susan Miller ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering, he owns a 2.90 GPA ... named to the Commandant’s List in the spring of his freshman year ... his service assignment is Marine Corps Ground.

MILLER’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 7-6 0-0 5-4 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-02010-11 19-11 4-1 11-11 1-0 0-0 6-0 1-0 0-12011-12 19-11 9-3 10-8 3-2 1-0 5-1 0-0 1-0Career 45-28 13-4 26-23 5-3 1-0 12-2 1-0 2-1

EIWA Championship History: 5-4M5, 2011 DJ Russo, Rutgers L Dec 2-7M5, 2011 Joe McMullan, Bucknell W Dec 6-2M5, 2011 Stryker Lane, Cornell L Dec 4-5 TBM6, 2011 Kyle Cowan, Penn (7th) W Dec 5-4

M3, 2012 Steven Graziano, Penn L Dec 2-3M3, 2012 Renaldo Cuko, Sacred Heart W Fall 1:17M3, 2012 Daniel Hopkins, Rutgers W Major 16-0M4, 2012 Maciej Jochym, Cornell W Dec 9-3M4, 2012 Kevin Lester, Columbia (4th) L Dec 4-6

MATHEW MILLERFRESHMAN • 174EDGEWOOD, MD. • THE JOHN CARROLL SCHOOL

• Miller in High School: A 2011 graduate of the John Carroll School, Miller attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-year wrestling letterwinner who led John Carroll to the 2007 MIAA Conference Championship ... a two-time state champion was also named the most outstanding wrestler after producing the most falls ... a National Prep Champion in 2011 ... an NCWA National Champion

who was named the meet’s outstanding wrestler in 2012 ... placed third at the Junior Nationals in 2010 ... a two-time All-Maryland Academic Team selection.• Personal: Son of Lorus and Lisa Miller.

WILLIAM MILLERFRESHMAN • 174CHINOOK, MONT. • CHINOOK

• Miller in High School: A 2010 graduate of Chinook High School, Miller attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2010-11 academic year and Montana State University Northern in 2011-12 ... a four-year letterwin-ner in football, track & field and wrestling ... a two-time Montana State Champion, who was also an NCWA All-American.• Personal: Son of Perry and Pauly Miller.

BLAKE PEEKFRESHMAN • 149ODESSA, MO. • ODESSA

• Peek in High School: A 2011 graduate of Odessa High School, Peek attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-sport athlete who earned letters in wrestling (4), cross country (3), track & field (2) and golf (1) ... a four-time Missouri State Qualifier (2008, ‘09), who placed third as a junior and senior ... served as team captain of the wrestling team his junior and senior years ... an NWCA National Qualifier in 2012 ... garnered All-State (Mo.) academic honors in

wrestling as a senior ... also a state qualifier in cross country in 2011.• Personal: Son of Edward and Tammy Peek.

PATRICK PRADASOPHOMORE • 125LAUREL, MD. • DEMATHA CATHOLIC

• Prada in 2011-12 (Fr.): Finished his rookie campaign with a 3-12 record, representing Navy at four tournaments and four duals ... earned his first collegiate win at the Navy Classic where he scored a 19-5 major decision over West Virginia’s Mike Bolash ... placed fifth at the Navy Classic with an 8-1 decision over teammate James Kerrick ... also won by major against North Idaho’s Joaquin Calderon at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational ... was 0-4 in dual action.

• High School: A 2010 graduate of DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Md., Prada attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2010-11 academic year ... a four-year wrestling letterwinner who was a two-time state champion ... named the All-Met Wrestler of the Year his senior year ... served as team captain as a senior ... garnered Fargo All-America status ... an NCWA Placewinner who was also a National Prep finalist.• Personal: Son of Pat and Katie Prada ... sister, Alexis, is a sophomore at Campbell where she is a member of the soccer team ... majoring in Oceanography.

PRADA’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 3-12 0-4 1-8 2-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-2Career 3-12 0-4 1-8 2-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-2

PAUL RANDSSOPHOMORE/JUNIOR • 197CARY, ILL. • CARY-GROVE (NORTHWESTERN)

• Rands in 2011-12 (Fr./So.): After serving a two-year Mormon Mission, Rands enrolled at the Naval Academy where he spent the 2011-12 season as a freshman aca-demically and sophomore in terms of athletic eligibility ... put together a 13-22 record, including a 2-10 mark in dual meets ... placed in three of the six tournaments in which he competed ... earned his first win in a Navy singlet at the Eastern Michigan Open behind a 6-3 victory over Kent State’s Ryan Buckner ... went on to place sixth in

the tournament ... finished second at the Navy Classic, dropping a 5-2 decision to The



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Citadel’s Kelby Smith in the championship bout ... placed fourth at the All-Academy Championship ... won dual matches against Justin Heisermen of Buffalo and East Stroudsburg’s Zachary Koller.• at Northwestern (Fr.): Saw time as a starter at heavyweight as a true freshman follow-ing a season-ending injury to Ben Kuhar ... finished 5-12 overall and 2-6 in duals ... was 0-5 in the Big Ten and 0-2 at the Big Ten Championship ... pinned Zak Saevre of Northern Illinois in 1:22 in dual match ... also pinned Arizona State’s Imamiboum Etukeren for his only victory at Midlands Championship ... was 2-2 at Michigan State Open.• High School: A 2008 graduate of Cary-Grove High School in Cary, Ill., Rands attended Northwestern University as a freshman (2008-09) before serving a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ... spent his mission in the Spanish-speaking communities of Arizona ... a four-sport athlete in high school, he earned four letters in wrestling, three in football, one each in track and baseball ... produced a career record of 116-28 in wrestling, including a 42-5 mark his senior campaign ... set the school pin record in his junior year with 32 ... garnered All-State (Ill.) honors after finishing fourth at the state championship his senior year ... claimed the Freestyle State Championship his senior year ... voted team captain of the wrestling team three years ... two-time conference, regional and sectional wrestling champion ... two-time all-conference and all-area selection in football who earned All-State honors his senior year ... also served as team captain of the football team as a senior ... his football team lost one-regular season contest during his four seasons ... member of the National Honor Society ... recipient of the Faculty Award, presented to that student who the teachers felt best embodied the spirit of the school.• Personal: Son of Steven and Linda Rands ... majoring in Operations Research, he owns a 3.44 GPA ... has been named to the Commandant’s List twice and appeared on the Superintendent’s List last spring ... ranked 12th in his class (1,177) in military order of merit and is among the top 20 percent in overall order of merit.

RANDS’ CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2008-09 5-12 2-6 1-1 0-8 1-2 2-1 1-0 0-02009-10 Was Not Enrolled - fulfillng Missionary Service2010-11 Was Not Enrolled - fulfillng Missionary Service2011-12 13-22 2-10 4-16 3-2 0-0 4-4 2-0 0-0Career 18-34 4-16 5-17 3-10 1-2 6-5 3-0 0-0

EIWA Championship History: 1-2M3, 2012 Daniel Mitchell, American L Major 2-10M3, 2012 Nicholas Mills, Columbia W Major 9-1M4, 2012 James Fox, Harvard L Dec 2-7

COLTON RASCHESOPHOMORE • 133PLANO, ILL. • MONTINI CATHOLIC

• Rasche in 2011-12 (Fr.): Recorded a 3-1 record in the two tournaments in which he competed as a rookie ... earned his first collegiate win in a 5-4 decision over Bucknell’s Shawn Armato at the Navy Classic ... came up just short of winning the Navy Classic, dropping a 5-4 decision to teammate and NCAA qualifier Aaron Kalil.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Montini Catholic High School, Rasche attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2010-11 academic year ... a four-year

wrestling letterwinner who owned a 191-24 career record ... claimed the state champion-ship his senior year and was the runner-up his junior year ... led Montini Catholic HS to three state team titles ... served as team captain his senior year and was named the team MVP ... was a Fargo All-American and runner-up at the Ironman tournament ... claimed the NCWA crown while wrestling at NAPS.• Personal: Son of Mark Sr. and Lisa Rasche ... majoring in General Science.

RASCHE’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 3-1 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Career 3-1 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

CHANCE RAUSCHERSENIOR • 285GLASGOW, MONT. • GLASGOW

• Rauscher in 2011-12 (Jr.): Produced a 3-3 record see-ing action in three tournaments ... placed second at the Navy Classic, dropping his championship match by a 3-1 count to Gardner-Webb’s Justin Kozera ... also competed at the Knight Point Open and the Southern Scuffle.• 2010-11 (So.): Made appearances in four tournaments for the Mids en route to posting a 5-9 record ... competed at the Eastern Michigan Open, the Reno Tournament of Champions, the Southern Scuffle and placed fifth at the

Navy Classic ... defeated teammate Matt McVay by an 11-5 decision to take fifth at the Mids’ home tournament ... made his dual debut against Franklin & Marshall where he dropped a 13-5 major decision to Colin Ely.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Turned in a combined 5-5 record in his rookie season by competing in three tournaments ... placed third at the Central New Jersey Open which featured his first collegiate win ... pinned Princeton’s Robert Grogan to earn his first victory ... defeated Franklin & Marshall’s Colin Ely, 8-4, en route to taking fifth place at the Navy Classic ... also wrestled at the prestigious Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, but did not place.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Glasgow High School, Rauscher was a four-year wrestling letterwinner ... a four-time state placewinner, he claimed the 189-pound Montana state crown behind a 27-6 record his junior year ... followed up by taking the 215-pound title as a senior, boasting a flawless 42-0 record ... led Glasgow High to three consecutive state championships (2006-07-08) ... member of the Student Council and served as the Honor Society President.• Personal: Son of Ryan and Elodie Rauscher ... majoring in Aerospace Engineering and carries a 3.38 GPA ... has appeared on the Commandant’s List three times and was named to the Dean’s List in the spring of 2011 ... his service assignment is Navy Pilot.

RAUSCHER’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 5-5 0-0 2-4 1-1 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-02010-11 5-9 0-1 3-4 0-3 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-02011-12 3-3 0-0 3-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0Career 13-17 0-1 8-10 1-4 0-0 3-3 1-0 0-0

LUKE SCHAEFFERFRESHMAN • 197CARMEL, IND. • WESTFIELD

• Schaeffer in High School: A 2012 graduate of Westfield High School, Schaeffer was a two-sport athlete who let-tered in football and wrestling ... a two-time Indiana State Qualifier in wrestler ... qualified at 189 pounds as a junior and was the runnerup at 182 pounds as a senior ... served as the wrestling team captain his senior year.• Personal: Son of Eric and Gina Schaeffer.

JAKE SCHALLESSENIOR • 165ORLANDO, FLA. • OVIEDO

• Schalles in 2011-12 (Jr.): Turned in a 10-5 record see-ing action in five tournaments and a dual ... scored his lone dual win of his career against Franklin & Marshall’s Adam Schroeder in a 9-4 decision ... won his first three matches en route to a fourth-place finish at the Knight Point Open ... also placed fourth at the Navy Classic ... won his first two matches at the Southern Scuffle before having to bow out due to injury.• 2010-11 (So.): Compiled a 6-5 record in his second

season, including a 3-1 mark at the Clarion Knight Point where he placed fifth ... won five matches at the tournament, however two were against prep schools which do not count towards your record ... also competed in the Navy Classic and the Nittany Lion Open ... turned in a 3-2 mark at the Nittany Lion Open.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Saw action in four tournaments, including the season-opening Central New Jersey Open where he placed third ... earned his first-collegiate victory by way of



major decision over Aaron Sandel of Thaddeus Stevens College ... also competed at the Navy Classic, the Nittany Lion Open and the Southern Scuffle ... closed out his rookie season with a 3-6 record.• High School: A 2008 graduate of Oviedo High School, Schalles attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2008-09 academic year ... he earned a pair of wrestling letters from Bishop Moore, as well as Oviedo High Schools ... a state finalist, he served as team captain of the team his senior year, while pacing the team in wins and pins ... was the 165-pound NCWA National Champion in 2009 and owned a 35-5 record.• Personal: Son of Wade and Debra Schalles ... majoring in Oceanography, he owns a 3.28 GPA ... appeared on the Commandant’s and Dean’s Lists his first semester ... ranked among the top 30 percent of his class (1,144) in academic order of merit ... father was a four-time NCAA Champion wrestling for Clarion and was the first Pennsylvanian to be inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame ... he is the only Div-I wrestler to pin over 100 opponents ... in recognition of Schalles’ contribution to the sport, WIN Magazine and the National Wrestling Coaches Association annually present the Schalles Award to the top scholastic and collegiate pinners in America ... his service assignment is Navy Flight Officer.

SCHALLES’ CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 3-6 0-0 0-4 1-2 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-12010-11 6-5 0-0 3-3 1-2 0-0 3-0 0-0 0-02011-12 10-5 1-0 7-3 0-2 0-0 2-0 1-0 0-0Career 19-16 1-0 10-10 2-6 0-0 5-0 2-0 0-1

ALBERT SCHULTZSOPHOMORE • 157VIENNA, VA. • JAMES MADISON

• Schultz in 2011-12 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action. • High School: A 2011 graduate of James Madison High School, Schultz was a four-year letterwinner in wrestling who also picked up a pair of letters in football ... a three-time Virginia State Qualifier who was a two-time district champion (2010, ‘11) ... was the region champion in 2010 and the runner-up in 2011 ... served as a four-year wrestling team captain ... served as football team captain his senior year ... member of the National Honor Society.

• Personal: Son of Edward and Mary Beth Schultz ... majoring in Mechanical Engineering ... ranked among the top 25 percent of his class (1177) in overal order of merit and is in the top 15 percent in military order of merit ... father played football at Maryland (1981-84) and mother ran track at LSU (1981-84) ... uncle, Lenny Schultz, played football and wrestled at NC State (1983-87).

CODY SOLARIFRESHMAN • 165SERGEANT BLUFF, IOWA • SERGEANT BLUFF-LUTON

• Solari in High School: A 2011 graduate of Sergeant Bluff-Luton High School, Solari attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-year wrestling letterwinner who also lettered three times in football ... placed fourth at the Iowa State Wrestling Tournament as a junior and third as a senior ... a three-time sectional and district wrestling champion ... served as wrestling team captain three years ... garnered

all-district and all-city football honors as a junior and senior ... was the runner-up at the USA Folkstyle Nationals in 2008.• Personal: Son of Lou and Jodi Solari.

MATTHEW SOMMERSSOPHOMORE • 125MT. PROSPECT, ILL. • NOTRE DAME COLLEGE PREP

• Sommers in 2011-12 (Fr.): Did not see any varsity action.• High School: A 2011 graduate of Notre Dame College Prep School, Sommers was a three-sport athlete who earned letters in wrestling (4), cross country (3) and track & field (1) ... member of the wrestling squad that claimed the region championship in 2011 ... garnered Fargo All-America honors ... served as team captain of the wrestling

and cross country teams his senior year ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of Thomas and Susan Sommers ... majoring in Information Technology ... named to the Commandant’s List the fall of his Plebe year.

JERICHO URMENITAJUNIOR • 125AUBURN, WASH. • AUBURN MOUNTAINVIEW

• Urmenita in 2011-12 (So.): Did not see any varsity action.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Made his first collegiate appearance at the Navy Classic ... scored his first-career win by way of a forfeit by Franklin & Marshall in dual action.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Auburn Mountainview High School, Urmenita attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2009-10 academic year ... a four-year letterwinner in wrestling who served as team captain his

senior year ... placed fourth at the state wrestling championship as a junior and was third at the state freestyle championship ... placed third at districts and regionals his senior year ... member of the drumline, he placed second in the state for his snare solo ... served as the drumline section leader.• Personal: Son of Richard and Elizabeth Urmenita ... majoring in Naval Architecture.

URMENITA’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 1-3 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 1-0 0-02011-12 Did Not See any Varsity ActionCareer 1-3 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 1-0 0-0

COLTON VAN’T HOFSOPHOMORE • 184SIOUX CENTER, IOWA • SIOUX CENTER

• Van’t Hof in 2011-12 (Fr.): Competed in a pair of tour-naments as a rookie, including the Navy Classic where he placed sixth at 174 pounds ... earned his first collegiate victory by way of fall against George Mason’s Seth Robertson ... posted a 2-4 record in his freshman season.• High School: A 2011 graduate of Sioux Center Community High School, Van’t Hof was a three-sport standout who earned letters in wrestling (4), track & field (4) and football (3) ... earned first-team all-district and All-

State (Iowa) All-Academic his junior and senior years ... placed third at the state wrestling championship as a junior and second his senior year ... led the track team to the district title his junior season.• Personal: Son of Randal and Gretchen Van’t Hof ... majoring in Naval Architecture.



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CAM WADEFRESHMAN • 157STANWOOD, WASH. • ARCHBISHOP MURPHY

• Wade in High School: A 2011 graduate of Archbishop Murphy High School, Wade attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a four-sport athlete who earned letters in wrestling (4), cross country (3), track & field (3) and football (1) ... a three-time Washington State Placewinner, including winning the 2010 state title and being named the wrestler of the year ... served as team captain of the wrestling team his senior

year ... member of his prep team that claimed the league wrestling championship in 2008 ... garnered all-conference honors as a pole vaulter in 2010.• Personal: Son of Mike and Melinda Wade.

PEYTON WALSHSOPHOMORE • 165GLEN ALLEN, VA. • DEEP RUN

• Walsh in 2011-12 (Fr.): Turned in a 14-11 record, including a 3-3 mark in dual action his rookie season ... competed in six tournaments, placing in three of them ... opened his collegiate career with a second-place effort at the Knight Point Open where he earned his first career win, a 4-0 decision over West Virginia’s Mickey Bennett ... placed second at the Navy Classic, dropping a 3-1 deci-sion to teammate Joe Locksmith in the championship bout ... earned a 6-3 victory over VMI’s David Yost to take third

at the All-Academy Championship ... claimed dual victories over Maryland’s Ben Dorsey and Campbell’s Mark Hartenstine ... represented Navy at the EIWA Championship at 149 pounds where he turned in a 1-2 record.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Deep Run High School, Walsh attended the Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School during the 2010-11 academic year ... a four-year wrestling letterwinner, he earned All-State (Va.) honors as a senior, while also being named all-region ... served as team captain his senior year.• Personal: Son of Patrick and Maryalice Walsh ... grandfather, Tom O’Connor, gradu-ated from the Naval Academy in 1948 ... majoring in Oceanography ... named to the Commandant’s List the fall of his Plebe year.

WALSH’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2011-12 14-11 3-3 9-7 2-3 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-0Career 14-11 3-3 9-7 2-3 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-0

EIWA Championship History: 1-2M3, 2012 Steve Santos, Columbia L Dec 2-9M3, 2012 Richard Bailey, Brown W Dec 8-2M3, 2012 Christopher Villalonga, Cornell L Major 1-13

SAM WARNEJUNIOR • 125DENT, MINN. • PERHAM

• Warne in 2009-10 (Fr.) and 2010-11 (So.): Did not see any varsity action.• High School: A 2010 graduate of Perham High School, Warne was a three-sport athlete who earned letters in wrestling (6), baseball (1) and cross country (1) ... gar-nered All-State (Minn.) honors as a freshman, junior and senior ... a five-time all-conference selection who placed fourth at the state championship as a junior and third as a senior ... Perham HS claimed the region team title in

2005, ‘07, ‘08 and ‘09, while placing fourth in the state in ‘05 and runner-up in ‘07 and ‘08 ... member of the National Honor Society and Student Council.• Personal: Son of Darrell and Pattie Warne ... majoring in Operations Research.

JOHNNY WATSONJUNIOR • 157LEXINGTON, N.C. • FORSYTH COUNTRY DAY

• Watson in 2011-12 (So.): Turned in a 5-5 record com-peting in three tournaments for the Mids ... posted a 4-2 record at the Nittany Lion Open despite not placing ... also competed at the Knight Point Open and the Navy Classic.• 2010-11 (Fr.): Put together a 4-4 record among the two tournaments in which he competed ... all three of his wins at the Clarion Knight Point did not count towards his record due to prep school or unattached opponents ... scored

his first-collegiate victory in the opening round of the Navy Classic, picking up a 12-2 major decision over West Virginia’s Rick Guerreri ... placed fifth at the Navy Classic after Bloomsburg’s Josh Veltre was forced to forfeit due to injury.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Forsyth Country Day School, Watson attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2009-10 academic year ... a four-year letterwin-ner in wrestling who led his high school to four-straight NCISAA State Championships ... a four-time North Carolina Individual State Champion, who placed third at the National Prep Tournament in 2009 ... a three-time National Prep All-American, who was also a two-time North Carolina Freestyle Champion ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of Phil and Kathleen Watson ... majoring in History ... brother, Stout, is a freshman at the Naval Academy and is a member of the wrestling team ... uncle, Jeff Simpson, wrestled at Ohio State.

WATSON’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2010-11 4-4 0-0 2-3 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-02011-12 5-5 0-0 2-2 1-2 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-0Career 9-9 0-0 4-5 2-3 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-0

STOUT WATSONFRESHMAN • 165LEXINGTON, N.C. • FORSYTH COUNTRY DAY

• Watson in High School: A 2011 graduate of Forsyth Country Day School, Watson attended the Naval Academy Prep School during the 2011-12 academic year ... a six-year letterwinner in wrestling who was a four-time North Carolina State Champion and a two-time national prep All-american ... served as Student Body President and Vice President ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of Phil and Kathleen Watson ... brother,

Johnny, is a junior at the Naval Academy and is a member of the wrestling team ... uncle, Jeff Simpson, wrestled at Ohio State.

ZACH WHITESENIOR • 157THURMONT, MD. • WALKERSVILLE

• White in 2011-12 (Jr.): Wrestled in two matches at the Navy Classic, posting an 0-2 mark.• 2010-11 (So.): Wrestled in just two matches over the course of the season, dropping a pair of decisions to Bucknell foes at the Navy Classic.• 2009-10 (Fr.): Made his collegiate debut at the Central New Jersey Open where he posted a 2-2 record and placed fourth ... earned his first-collegiate victory by way of a major decision over Steven Schwarz of The College

of New Jersey.• High School: A 2009 graduate of Walkersville High School, White was a three-sport standout earning letters in wrestling (4), football (3) and baseball 92) ... a four-time county champion, who was also the region title winner his final three years ... a three-time state placewinner who finished third as a sophomore and a junior and second in his senior year ... led Walkersville HS to back-to-back county titles in 2007 and ‘08 and the region title in 2007 ... member of the National Honor Society.• Personal: Son of Christopher and Laura White ... majoring in Oceanography ... twin brother, Tyler, attended the Naval Academy his first two years and was a member of the



Mids’ wrestling team ... sister, Ashley, played lacrosse at Johns Hopkins ... his service assignment is Marine Corps Ground.

WHITE’S CAREER STATS Record Dual Dec MD TF Fall Inj/Forf OT2009-10 2-2 0-0 0-2 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-02010-11 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-02011-12 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1Career 2-6 0-0 0-6 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1

MICHAEL WOULFEFRESHMAN • 174OAK PARK, ILL. • OAK PARK RIVER FOREST

• Woulfe in High School: A 2012 graduate of Oak Park River Forest High School, Woulfe was a three-year wrestling letterwinner who also earned a letter in soccer ... part of the wrestling program that was the 2012 Illinois State Runner-up ... a two-time All-State (Ill.) selection in freestyle and Greco Roman (2010, ‘11) ... was a Greco Roman national qualifier in 2010 ... served as the wres-tling team captain his senior year ... • Personal: Son of Brian and Nancy Woulfe.



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DUAL MEET BREAKDOWNOpponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TotalBuffalo L 0 / 3 W 4 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 W 4 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 4 / 0 W 6 / 0 21 / 15Nebraska L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 4 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 4 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 4 L 0 / 3 6 / 27Kent State L 0 / 5 W 4 / 0 L 0 / 6 L 0 / 6 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 W 4 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 6 W 3 / 0 14 / 29Franklin & Marshall W 6 / 0 W 6 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 4 / 0 L 0 / 6 W 6 / 0 31 / 12Oklahoma L 0 / 4 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 6 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 4 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 4 10 / 26East Stroudsburg W 6 / 0 W 6 / 0 L 0 / 6 W 6 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 4 / 0 W 6 / 0 W 6 / 0 W 3 / 0 43 / 6Lehigh W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 4 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 6 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 6 / 28Maryland L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 4 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 6 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 4 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 12 / 23Rutgers W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 6 W 6 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 4 W 4 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 19 / 19North Carolina L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 W 6 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 6 W 4 / 0 25 / 12Campbell W 4 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 3 L 0 / 3 W 4 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 23 / 9Army W 4 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 W 3 / 0 L 0 / 6 W 3 / 0 W 5 / 0 L 0 / 3 W 3 / 0 27 / 9Overall 26 / 21 38 / 6 6 / 42 21 / 24 30 / 15 12 / 31 25 / 17 35 / 9 10 / 40 34 / 10 237 / 206

STARTING LINEUPOpponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWTBuffalo Prada Kalil Q. Leadbeter Locksmith Barnhisel Bailey Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerNebraska Prada Kalil Q. Leadbeter Locksmith Barnhisel Bailey Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerKent State Prada Kalil Q. Leadbeter Locksmith Barnhisel Bailey Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerFranklin & Marshall Sackett Kalil Borja Locksmith Basich Schalles Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerOklahoma Prada Kalil Borja Walsh Barnhisel Jackson Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerEast Stroudsburg Sackett Kalil Haislip Walsh Barnhisel Brant Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerLehigh Sackett Kalil Borja Walsh Barnhisel Brant Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerMaryland Sackett Kalil Borja Walsh Barnhisel Brant Mannier Rebertus Rands MillerRutgers Sackett Kalil Haislip Walsh Barnhisel Bailey Mannier Rebertus Rands MillerNoth Carolina Sackett Kalil Haislip Locksmith Barnhisel Bailey Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerCampbell Sackett Kalil Haislip Walsh Barnhisel Brant Huntley Rebertus Rands MillerArmy Sackett Kalil Haislip Locksmith Barnhisel Brant Huntley Rebertsu Rands Miller

Date Opponent / Tournament Location Result / Time Overall EIWA H A NNov. 5 at Eastern Michigan Open Ypsilanti, Mich. NTS --- --- --- --- ---Nov. 6 at Clarion Open Clarion, Pa. NTS --- --- --- --- ---Nov. 12 vs. Buffalo + Harrisburg, Pa. W 21-15 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Nov. 12 vs. Nebraska + Harrisburg, Pa. L 6-27 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1Nov. 12 vs. #24 Kent State + Harrisburg, Pa. L 14-29 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2Nov. 19 Navy Classic Annapolis, Md. 1st / 7 Teams --- --- --- --- ---Dec. 2-3 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Inv. Las Vegas, Nev. 18th / 34 Teams --- --- --- --- ---Dec. 4 at Nittany Lion Open State College, Pa. NTS --- --- --- --- ---Dec. 9 at Franklin & Marshall Lancaster, Pa. W 31-12 2-2 1-0 0-0 1-0 1-2Jan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle Chattanooga, Tenn. 11th / 22 Teams --- --- --- --- ---Jan. 7 #9 Oklahoma Annapolis, Md. L 10-26 2-3 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-2Jan. 13 at East Stroudsburg East Stroudsburg, Pa. W 43-6 3-3 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-2Jan. 14 at #15 Lehigh * Bethlehem, Pa. L 6-28 3-4 1-1 0-1 2-1 1-2Jan. 20 #13 Maryland Annapolis, Md. L 12-23 3-5 1-1 0-2 2-1 1-2Jan. 22 at #24 Rutgers * Piscataway, N.J. L 19-20 3-6 1-2 0-2 2-2 1-2Jan. 28 at North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. W 25-12 4-6 1-2 0-2 3-2 1-2Jan. 28 at Campbell Buies Creek, N.C. W 23-9 5-6 1-2 0-2 4-2 1-2Feb. 5 at All-Academy Championship Colorado Springs, Colo. 1st / 8 Teams --- --- --- --- ---Feb. 17 Army — Star Meet* Annapolis, Md. W 27-9 6-6 2-2 1-2 4-2 1-2March 3-4 at EIWA Championship Princeton, N.J. 5th / 14 Teams (85.0 pts) --- --- --- --- ---March 15-17 at NCAA Championship St. Louis, Mo. T48th / 70 Teams (4.5 pts) --- --- --- --- ---+ Wrestle for a Cure; * EIWA opponent; NTS - No Team Scoring; all times Eastern and subject to change

2011-12 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (6-6 OVERALL / 2-2 EIWA)

2011-12 SEASON IN REVIEW



2011-12 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

All Matches Duals Ranked OvertimeWt. Wrestler Season Career All EIWA Tourneys Opp. SV TB Dec MD TF Fall For/Def125 Tyler Sackett, Sr. 12-7 28-23 6-2 4-0 6-5 0-1 0-0 0-1 4-5 3-0 0-0 5-1 0-1 James Kerrick, Jr. 2-3 2-3 0-0 0-0 2-3 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 Ben Levin, So. 0-0 15-14 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Patrick Prada, Fr. 3-12 3-12 0-4 0-0 3-8 0-2 0-1 0-1 1-8 2-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 Matthew Sommers, Fr. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

133 Aaron Kalil, Sr. 33-11 101-52 10-2 3-1 23-9 2-9 0-0 0-2 19-8 5-2 4-0 5-1 0-0 Ben Creed, Fr. 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 Robert Davis, So. 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Colton Rasche, Fr. 3-1 3-1 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

141 Dustin Haislip, Sr. 5-5 28-28 2-3 1-1 3-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 4-3 0-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 Ray Borja, So. 7-10 12-16 0-4 0-2 7-6 0-5 0-0 0-0 3-3 2-4 0-0 1-1 1-1 Austin Clouse, Sr. 0-0 10-11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 John Coutoumas, Sr. 1-4 2-5 0-0 0-0 1-4 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2 1-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 Alex Johnson, So. 10-8 10-8 0-0 0-0 10-8 0-1 0-0 0-0 5-5 2-2 0-0 2-1 1-0 Quentin Leadbeter, Fr. 4-9 4-9 0-3 0-0 4-6 0-1 0-0 0-0 4-4 0-2 0-0 0-3 0-0

149 Peyton Walsh, Fr. 14-11 14-11 3-3 0-2 11-8 0-1 0-0 0-0 9-7 2-3 1-0 1-1 1-0 Eric Filipowicz, Jr. 5-4 21-21 0-0 0-0 5-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-3 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Ben Hunter, So. 8-6 10-11 0-0 0-0 8-6 0-0 0-0 0-0 7-4 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 Zach Johnson, So. 2-2 5-5 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Collin Leadbeter, Sr. 1-1 17-13 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Joe Locksmith, So. 9-9 17-19 3-3 1-0 6-6 0-1 0-0 0-0 9-8 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 Alec Marsico, Fr. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

157 Bobby Barnhisel, Jr. 17-12 35-21 7-4 3-0 10-8 2-3 0-0 0-0 9-9 2-1 2-0 3-2 1-0 Zach Basich, Jr. 10-4 27-18 1-0 1-0 9-4 0-1 1-1 0-0 6-2 3-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 Matt Jackson, Jr. * 5-6 13-11 0-1 0-0 5-5 0-1 0-1 0-0 4-5 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 Thomas Manning, Fr. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Johnny Watson, So. 5-5 9-9 0-0 0-0 5-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 1-2 0-0 2-1 0-0 Zach White, So. 0-2 2-6 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 * dual vs. Oklahoma at 165

165 Mason Bailey, Jr. 16-9 44-31 1-4 0-2 14-5 0-3 0-0 0-0 12-7 1-1 3-0 0-1 0-0 Mike Brant, Sr. 3-5 16-19 1-3 0-1 2-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 Trip Hiller, Fr. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Tim Kerner, Fr. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Jordan Krulik, So. 3-4 3-4 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-1 0-0 0-0 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 Jake Schalles, Jr. 10-5 19-16 1-0 1-0 9-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 7-3 0-2 0-0 2-0 1-0

174 Oscar Huntley, Jr. 24-12 56-31 7-3 1-2 17-9 3-5 2-2 0-0 15-9 6-1 0-0 3-2 0-0 Gary Albright, So. 3-6 3-6 0-0 0-0 3-6 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-4 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 James Mannier, So. 13-10 20-15 0-2 0-1 13-8 1-5 0-0 1-0 13-7 0-2 0-0 0-1 0-0 Colton Van’t Hof, Fr. 2-4 2-4 0-0 0-0 2-4 0-0 1-0 0-0 1-1 0-2 0-0 1-1 0-0

184 Luke Rebertus, Sr. 29-13 102-37 9-3 3-1 20-10 3-7 1-1 2-1 16-13 6-0 4-0 3-0 0-0 James Maxwell, Fr. 3-5 3-5 0-0 0-0 3-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3 0-0 0-1 1-1 0-0

197 Paul Rands, Fr./So. * 13-22 18-34 2-10 0-4 11-12 1-3 0-0 0-0 4-16 3-2 0-0 4-4 2-0 Colynn Cook, Fr. 2-8 2-8 0-0 0-0 2-8 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-4 0-2 0-1 0-2 0-0 Ben Hatef, Jr. 3-2 6-6 0-0 0-0 3-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 Matt McVay, Jr. 0-4 3-8 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

HWT Dan Miller, Jr. 19-11 45-28 9-3 3-1 10-8 1-3 0-0 1-0 10-8 3-2 1-0 5-1 0-0 Brendan Kahle, Fr. 1-4 1-4 0-0 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-3 0-0 Chance Rauscher, Jr. 3-3 13-17 0-0 0-0 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 *wrestled his freshman season (2008-09) at Northwestern ... is a freshman academically at Navy with sophomore eligibility



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Dual 1 • Nov. 12, 2011 • Harrisburg, Pa. 1-0 / 0-0 EIWANavy 21, Buffalo 15

Wt Win Type Loss Score N B125 Max Soria dec Patrick Prada 7-5 sv 0 3133 #20 Aaron Kalil major Justin Farmer 11-2 4 3141 #17 Kevin Smith dec Quentin Leadbeter 3-0 4 6149 Blake Roulo dec Joe Locksmith 10-3 4 9157 #10 M. Lewandowski dec Bobby Barnhisel 5-4 4 12165 Mason Bailey dec Dominic Montesanti 7-3 7 12174 #19 Oscar Huntley major Justin Lozano 15-6 11 12184 Jake Waste dec #11 Luke Rebertus 3-1 sv 11 15197 Paul Rands major Justin Heisermen 12-3 15 15285 Dan Miller fall Jedd Mason 2:48 21 15

Dual 2 • Nov. 12, 2011 • Harrisburg, Pa. 1-1 / 0-0 EIWANebraska 27, Navy 6

Wt Win Type Loss Score N Neb125 Shawn Nagel dec Patrick Prada 5-4 0 3133 #20 Aaron Kalil dec #17 Ridge Kiley 5-4 3 3141 Jake Sueflohn major Quentin Leadbeter 11-2 3 7149 Brandon Wilbourn dec Joe Locksmith 12-5 3 10157 James Green dec Bobby Barnhisel 13-7 3 13165 #10 Robert Kokesh major Mason Bailey 13-1 3 17174 #19 Oscar Huntley dec Tyler Koehn 5-3 6 17184 #10 Josh Ihnen dec #11 Luke Rebertus 6-1 6 20197 James Nakashima major Paul Rands 13-4 6 24285 #8 Tucker Lane dec Dan Miller 6-3 6 27

Dual 3 • Nov. 12, 2011 • Harrisburg, Pa. 1-2 / 0-0 EIWA#24 Kent State 29, Navy 14

Wt Win Type Loss Score N KS125 #4 Nicholas Bedelyon t-fall Patrick Prada 18-1 0 5133 #20 Aaron Kalil major Steve Mitcheff 8-0 4 5141 Tyler Small fall Quentin Leadbeter 2:25 4 11149 Ian Miller fall Joe Locksmith 4:29 4 17157 Mallie Shuster dec Bobby Barnhisel 7-5 4 20165 Ross Tice dec Mason Bailey 6-1 4 23174 #19 Oscar Huntley major Brandon Johnson 12-3 8 23184 #11 Luke Rebertus dec Casey Newburg 5-3 11 23197 Keith Witt fall Paul Rands 0:48 11 29285 Dan Miller dec #14 Brendan Barlow 2-1 tb 14 29

Dual 4 • Dec. 9, 2011 • Lancaster, Pa. 2-2 / 1-0 EIWANavy 31, Franklin & Marshall 12

Wt Win Type Loss Score N FM125 Tyler Sackett fall David Hersbherger 3:26 6 0133 #19 Aaron Kalil fall Robert Ruiz 3:18 12 0141 Richard Durso dec Raymond Borja 6-2 12 3149 Joe Locksmith dec Andrew Murano 3-1 15 3157 Zach Basich dec Eric Norgard 8-3 18 3165 Jake Schalles dec Adam Schroeder 9-4 21 3174 Matt Fullowan dec Oscar Huntley 5-3 sv2 21 6184 #16 Luke Rebertus major Matt Latessa 12-3 25 6197 Colin Ely fall Paul Rands 1:02 25 12285 Dan Miller fall Alexander Henry 4:16 31 12

Dual 5 • Jan. 7, 2012 • Annapolis, Md. 2-3 / 1-0 EIWA#9 Oklahoma 26, Navy 10

Wt Win Type Loss Score N OU149 #10 Nick Lester dec Peyton Walsh 11-7 0 3157 Bobby Barnhisel dec #12 Matt Lester 8-6 3 3165 #20 Bubby Graham dec Matt Jackson 12-5 3 6174 Oscar Huntley major Nolan McBryde 12-4 7 6184 #14 Luke Rebertus dec #20 Erich Schmidtke 10-6 10 6197 Keldrick Hall dec Paul Rands 5-4 10 9285 Kyle Colling major Dan Miller 11-2 10 13125 #8 Jarrod Patterson major Patrick Prada 12-4 10 17133 #11 Jordan Keller dec #20 Aaron Kalil 4-2 10 20141 #1 Kendric Maple fall Raymond Borja 6:29 10 26

Dual 6 • Jan. 13, 2012 • East Stroudsburg, Pa. 3-3 / 1-0 EIWANavy 43, East Stroudsburg 6

Wt Win Type Loss Score N ES125 Tyler Sackett fall Zach Jones 1:03 6 0133 #19 Aaron Kalil fall Chris Davis 1:10 12 0141 Adam Hluschak fall Dustin Haislip 2:31 12 6149 Peyton Walsh forfeit --- --- 18 6157 Bobby Barnhisel dec Braden Turner 6-4 21 6165 Mike Brant dec Thad Frick 8-2 24 6174 Oscar Huntley major Tony Vorndran 12-1 28 6184 #13 Luke Rebertus fall Will Esposito 2:02 34 6197 Paul Rands fall Zachary Koller 2:23 40 6285 Dan Miller dec Joe Blaes 8-1 43 6

Dual 7 • Jan. 4, 2012 • Bethlehem, Pa. 3-4 / 1-1 EIWA#15 Lehigh 28, Navy 6

Wt Win Type Loss Score N L184 #4 Robert Hamlin dec #14 Luke Rebertus 6-2 0 3197 Kadeem Samuels dec Paul Rands 11-6 0 6285 #3 Zach Rey dec Dan Miller 3-1 0 9125 Tyler Sackett dec Alex Abreu 7-5 3 9133 Mason Beckman dec #19 Aaron Kalil 6-5 tb 3 12141 #17 Steve Dutton major Raymond Borja 12-3 3 16149 Shane Welsh dec Peyton Walsh 10-5 3 19157 Bobby Barnhisel dec Brian Tanen 7-0 6 19165 Sean Bilodeau fall Mike Brant 3:36 6 25174 Nate Brown dec Oscar Huntley 4-3 6 28

Dual 8 • Jan. 20, 2012 • Annapolis, Md. 3-5 / 1-1 EIWA#13 Maryland 23, Navy 12

Wt Win Type Loss Score N M125 #20 Shane Gentry dec Tyler Sackett 6-3 0 3133 Aaron Kalil dec Geoffrey Alexander 5-3 3 3141 Frank Goodwin major Raymond Borja 10-2 3 7149 Peyton Walsh dec Ben Dorsay 4-2 6 7157 Kyle John fall Bobby Barnhisel 1:36 6 13165 #2 Josh Asper dec Mike Brant 9-4 6 16174 #15 Jimmy Sheptock major James Mannier 12-2 6 20184 #13 Luke Rebertus dec Ty Snook 8-3 9 20197 #5 Christon Boley dec Paul Rands 11-7 9 23285 Dan Miller dec Dallas Brown 3-0 12 23

2011-12 DUAL RESULTS



Dual 9 • Jan. 22, 2012 • Piscataway, N.J. 3-6 / 1-2 EIWA#24 Rutgers 20, Navy 19 (win via tie breaker, 37-33, match points)

Wt Win Type Loss Score N R125 Tyler Sackett dec Joseph Langel 5-1 3 0133 Aaron Kalil dec Vincent Dellefave 4-2 6 0141 Billy Ashnault dec Dustin Haislip 5-2 6 3149 Anthony Perrotti fall Peyton Walsh 0:13 6 9157 Bobby Barnhisel fall Anthony Volpe 2:38 12 9165 #9 Scott Winston dec Mason Bailey 2-0 12 12174 #17 Greg Zannetti major James Mannier 16-6 12 16184 #13 Luke Rebertus major Evan Brewer 10-2 16 16197 Dan Rinaldi dec Paul Rands 8-2 19 16285 Dan Miller dec Daniel Hopkins 4-1 19 19

Dual 10 • Jan. 28, 2012 • Chapel Hill, N.C. 4-6 / 1-2 EIWANavy 25, North Carolinas 12

Wt Win Type Loss Score N NC197 Zac Bennett fall Paul Rands 1:34 0 6285 Dan Miller major Frank Abbondanza 9-0 4 6125 Brian Bokoski dec Tyler Sackett 6-4 4 9133 Aaron Kalil dec Brock LiVorio 7-1 7 9141 #20 Evan Henderson dec Dustin Haislip 6-2 7 12149 Joe Locksmith dec Jon Burns 6-4 10 12157 Bobby Barnhisel fall #18 Corey Mock 6:15 16 12165 Mason Bailey dec Kyle Kiss 3-1 19 12174 Oscar Huntley dec Alex Utley 12-5 22 12184 #13 Luke Rebertus dec Thomas Ferguson 2-0 25 12

Dual 11 • Jan. 28, 2012 • Buies Creek, N.C. 5-6 / 1-2 EIWANavy 23, Campbell 9

Wt Win Type Loss Score N C125 Tyler Sackett major Chance Credeur 9-1 4 0133 Aaron Kalil dec Joey Rizzolino 4-3 7 0141 Dustin Haislip dec Jordan Tolbert 9-5 10 0149 Peyton Walsh dec Mark Hartenstine 9-5 13 0157 Bobby Barnhisel dec Nick Rex 11-9 16 0165 Paul Duggan dec Mike Brant 9-8 16 3174 James Cook dec Oscar Huntley 9-8 16 6184 #13 Luke Rebertus major John Merickel 14-6 20 6197 John Weakley dec Paul Rands 13-6 20 9285 Dan Miller dec Joe Nolan 2-1 23 9

Dual 12 • Feb. 17, 2012 • Annapolis, Md. 6-6 / 2-2 EIWANavy 27, Campbell 9

Wt Win Type Loss Score N A133 Aaron Kalil dec Jordan Thome 5-4 3 0141 Dustin Haislip dec Tyler Rauenzahn 6-1 6 0149 Joe Locksmith dec Ryan Bilyeu 5-3 9 0157 Bobby Barnhisel dec Jimmy Rafferty 8-1 12 0165 Cole Gracey fall Mason Bailey 6:42 12 6174 Oscar Huntley dec Collin Wittmeyer 6-0 15 6184 #13 Luke Rebertus t-fall Michael Gorman 17-2 20 6197 Derek Stanley dec Paul Rands 4-1 20 9285 Dan Miller dec Daniel Mills 6-1 23 9125 Tyler Sackett major Scott Filbert 15-7 27 9

2011-12 DUAL RESULTS



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NAVY AT THE 2012 EIWA CHAMPIONSHIP

125 Pounds • Tyler Sackett (Placed 5th)Rd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (7) Tyler Sackett fall Joe Harris, SH 3:49QF (2) Garrett Frey, P fall (7) Tyler Sackett 1:29C2R (7) Tyler Sackett fall Robert Dyar, Col 2:37CQF (7) Tyler Sacett major Alexander Abreu, L 8-0CSF (5) Austin Miller, Bu dec (7) Tyler Sackett 12-65th (7) Tyler Sackett dec (4) Thomas Williams, Am 7-5

133 Pounds • Aaron Kalil (Placed 2nd, NCAA Qualifier)Rd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (4) Aaron Kalil fall Christian Martino, Br 3:26QF (4) Aaron Kalil major (5) Mike Demarco, R 11-1SF (4) Aaron Kalil dec (1) Steven Keith, H 3-1CH (2) Bryan Ortenzio, Pe dec (4) Aaron Kalil 2-1

141 Pounds • Dustin HaislipRd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (7) William Ashnault, R major Dustin Haislip 12-4C1R Zachary Tanenbaum, Br dec Dustin Haislip 3-1 sv

149 Pounds • Peyton WalshRd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (4) Steve Santos, Col dec Peyton Walsh 9-2C1R Peyton Walsh dec Richard Bailey, Br 8-2C2R (3) C. Villalonga, Cor major Peyton Walsh 13-1

157 Pounds • Bobby Barnhisel (NCAA At-Large)Rd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (5) Bobby Barnhisel t-fall Joseph Evangelista, SH 19-2QR (4) Daniel Kolodzik, Pr major (5) Bobby Barnhisel 11-3C2R Brian Tanen, L dec (5) Bobby Barnhisel 9-7

165 Pounds • Mason Bailey (Placed 6th)Rd Win Type Loss Score/TimeQF (1) Brandon Hatchett, L dec (8) Mason Bailey 8-1C2R (8) Mason Bailey t-fall Sam Sheppard, SC 16-0CQF (8) Mason Bailey dec (4) Lorenzo Thomas, Pe 8-5CSF (6) Coleman Gracey, Ar dec (8) Mason Bailey 1-06th (5) Corey Lear, Bu dec (8) Mason Bailey 6-2

174 Pounds • Oscar Huntley (Placed 2nd, NCAA Qualifier)Rd Win Type Loss Score/TimeQF (4) Oscar Huntley dec (5) William George, Cor 6-4 svSF (4) Oscar Huntley dec (1) Greg Zannetti, R 3-1 sv1st Dave Foxen, Br dec (4) Oscar Huntley 3-2

184 Pounds • Luke Rebertus (Placed 5th, NCAA At-Large)Rd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (3) Luke Rebertus fall Jamie Westwood, Bu 4:22QF (3) Luke Rebertus dec (6) Cameron Croy, H 7-5 svSF (2) Robert Hamlin, L dec (3) Luke Rebertus, N 2-1CSF Erich Smith, Pe dec (3) Luke Rebertus, N 5-45th (3) Luke Rebertus dec (6) Cameron Croy, H 3-2

197 Pounds • Paul RandsRd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (4) Daniel Mitchell, Am major Paul Rands 10-2C1R Paul Rands major Nicholas Mills, Col 9-1C2R (6) James Fox, H dec Paul Rands, H 7-2

Heavyweight • Dan Miller (Placed 4th)Rd Win Type Loss Score/TimeQF (3) Steven Graziano, Pe dec (6) Dan Miller 3-2C2R (6) Dan Miller fall Renaldo Cuko, SH 1:17CQF (6) Dan Miller t-fall (7) Daniel Hopkins, R 16-0CSF (6) Dan Miller dec (4) Maciej Jochym, Cor 9-33rd (5) Kevin Lester, Col dec (6) Dan Miller 6-4

1R - First Round; 2R - Second Round QF - Quarterfinals; SF - Semifinals; CH - Championship; C1R - Consolation First Round; C2R - Consolation Second Round; CQF - Consolation Quarterfinals; CSF - Consolation Semifinals

Am - American; Ar - Army; Br - Brown; Bu - Bucknell; Col - Columbia; Cor - Cornell; F&M - Franklin & Marshall; H - Harvard; L - Lehigh; Pe - Penn; Pr - Princeton; R - Rutgers; SH - Sacred Heart

2012 TEAM STANDINGS

Rk. Team Points Individual Champions 1. Cornell 151.5 125 - Frank Perrelli 157 - Kyle Dake 197 - Cam Simaz2. Lehigh 149 149 - Shane Welsh 165 - Brandon Hatchett 184 - Robert Hamlin3. American 103 141 - Matthew Mariacher 285 - Ryan Flores4. Penn 94.5 133 - Bryan Ortenzio5. Navy 856. Columbia 78.57. Rutgers 74.58. Harvard 59.09. Army 57.510. Brown 48 174 - Dave Foxen11. Princeton 4412. Franklin & Marshall 2913. Bucknell 28.5 14. Sacred Heart 6

AWARD WINNERSThe Coaches’ Trophy — Cam Simaz, Cornell

Given at the conclusion of the EIWA Tournament to the championship’s most valu-able wrestler.

Fletcher Award — Cam Simaz, CornellNamed in honor of a former Navy wrestler who died at sea in the service of his country, is presented to the wrestler who has scored the most team points during his EIWA tournament career.

Sheridan Award — Ryan Flores, AmericanGiven in honor of the former Lehigh coach to the wrestler who scores the most falls in the least amount of time.

Coach of the Year — Pat Santoro, LehighPresented to the coach, who, in the judgment of his peers, has done the most outstanding job during the season.

Good Sportsmanship Award — PrincetonPresented by the tournament officials to the team which exhibits the best sports-manship in the EIWA Tournament.

Wrestler of the Year — Kyle Dake and Cam Simaz, CornellPresented by the coaches to the wrestler who had the most outstanding season.

Freshman of the Year — Cole Gracey, ArmyAwarded by the coaches at the end of the season to the freshman wrestler who shows the most promise for the future.

2012 EIWA CHAMPIONSHIP



Rk. Team Pts. AA Ch1. Penn State 143.0 6 32. Minnesota 117.5 7 13. Iowa 107.5 6 14. Cornell 102.5 5 35. Ohio State 68.5 4 16. Oklahoma St. 66.0 3 07. Illinois 62.0 4 08. Lehigh 61.0 4 09. Northwestern 42.5 2 010. Oregon St. 40.5 3 0

Rk. Team Pts. AA Ch11. Michigan 39.0 2 1 Virginia Tech 39.0 2 013. Oklahoma 38.0 2 014. Binghamton 36.0 2 015. Ptt 35.0 2 016. Stanford 33.0 2 017. Edinboro 32.5 1 018. Clarion 32.0 2 019. American 31.0 2 0 Wyoming 31.0 2 0

2012 NATIONAL PLACEWINNERS

125 PoundsRd Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) M. McDonough, Iowa dec (10) N. Megaludis, Penn St. 4-13rd (2) Z. Sanders, Minnesota dec (6) F. Perrelli, Cornell 6-4 sv5th (8) R. Mango, Stanford dec (5) N. Bedelyon, Kent St. 6-4 sv7th (4) J. Delgado, Illinois dec (12) S. Bonanno, Hofstra 3-1

133 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (2) L. Stieber, Ohio St. dec (1) J. Oliver, Okla. St. 4-33rd (3) T. Ramos, Iowa fall (10) C. Dardanes, Minn. 6:505th (6) D. Carter, Va. Tech fall (4) B. Futrell, Illinois 1:457th (8) Z. Stevens, Michigan dec (11) S. Keith, Harvard 13-11

141 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) K. Russell, Michigan dec (3) M. Marion, Iowa 6-4 sv3rd (6) B. Novachkov, Cal Poly dec (2) K. Maple, Oklahoma 4-3 tb5th (4) M. Mangrum, Oregon St. fall (5) H. Stieber, Ohio St. 4:147th M. Nevinger, Cornell dec (8) D. Little, NC State 10-3

149 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) F. Molinaro, Penn St. dec (7) D. Ness, Minnesota 4-13rd (4) D. Vinson, Binghamton dec (10) C. Tessari, Ohio St. 12-105th (6) T. Nauman, Pitt dec J. Accordino, Hofstra 4-37th S. Sakaguchi, Oregon St. dec N. Lester, Oklahoma 1-0

157 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) K. Dake, Cornell dec (2) D. St. John, Iowa 4-13rd (7) D. Alton, Penn St. dec (3) J. Welch, N’western 6-25th (6) J. Fleming, Clarion dec (5) G. Sanjaa, American 7-57th (11) J. Green, Nebraska major (4) W. Peppelman, Harvard 9-1

165 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) D. Taylor, Penn St. t-fall (11) B. Hatchett, Lehigh 22-73rd (4) B. Abdurakhmontov, Clarion dec K. Blevins, App. State 6-25th (6) P. Yates, Va. Tech dec (7) J. Asper, Maryland 13-77th B. Jordan, Wisconsin dec (9) C. Polz, Illinois 5-2

174 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) E. Ruth, Penn State major (3) N. Amuchastegui, Stanford 13-23rd (2) C. Perry, Okla. State dec (7) J. Blanton, Illinois 4-15th (9) N. Heflin, Ohio State dec (4) L. Storley, Minnesota 3-27th (5) E. Lofthouse, Iowa dec (6) R. DesRoches, Cal Poly 3-1

184 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (4) S. Bosak, Cornell dec (6) Q. Wright, Penn St. 4-2 sv3rd (9) A. Trotman, App. St. dec (2) R. Hamlin, Lehigh 3-1 sv5th (5) K. Steinhaus, Minnesota dec (3) B. Bennett, C. Mich. 3-17th (1) J. LeBlanc, Wyoming MFF (7) C. Ihnen, Nebraska ---

197 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (1) C. Simaz, Cornell dec (2) C. Honeycutt, Edinboro 7-53rd (5) C. Byers, Okla. State dec (3) M. Wilps, Pitt 3-25th (10) S. Yohn, Minnesota dec (9) A. Hernandez, Wyoming 4-17th (11) M. Burak, Penn dec (12) J. Kennedy, Lehigh 2-1, sv

285 PoundsPl Win Type Loss Score/TimeCH (2) A. Nelson, Minnesota dec (4) Z. Rey, Lehigh 4-13rd (10) M. McMullan, N’western dec (3) C. Jack, Oregon State 10-55th (5) B. Telford, Iowa MFF (1) R. Flores, American ---7th (7) J. Johnson, Ohio dec N. Gwiazdowski, Binghamton 11-5

NAVY AT 2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

133 Pounds — Aaron Kalil, Sr.Rd Win Type Loss Score/Time1R A. Kalil dec N. Pennessi, WVa. 6-32R (3) T. Ramos, Iowa dec A. Kalil 3-1W2R A. Kalil dec N. Arujau, Cornell 8-2W3R (6) D. Carter major A. Kalil 13-4

157 Pounds — Bobby Barnhisel, Jr.Pl Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (8) F. Hickman, Bloomsburg fall B. Barnhisel 2:41W1R Aaron Sulzer, E. Michigan dec B. Barnhisel 8-3

174 Pounds — Oscar Huntley, Jr.Pl Win Type Loss Score/Time1R (3) N. Amuchastegui, Stanford fall O. Huntley 2:01W1R O. Huntley dec Q. Godley, NC State 5-3W2R O. Huntley dec (8) L. Munster, N’western 2-1W3R O. Huntley dec D. Henderson, Missouri 3-1W4R (7) J. Blanton, Illinois major O. Huntley 12-3

184 Pounds — Luke Rebertus, Sr.Pl Win Type Loss Score/Time1R T. Dallago, Illinois dec L. Rebertus 10-4W1R C. Newburg, Kent St. dec L. Rebertus 6-5

2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

2012 TEAM STANDINGS (TOP 20)



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EIWA OPPONENTS InauguralOpponent Matches Rec. Pct. Mtg. Last MatchAmerican 8 7-1-0 87.5 1997 1/8/10 W 18-17Army 56 46-5-5 86.6 1957 2/17/12 W 27-9Brown 8 8-0-0 100.0 1922 1/6/07 W 35-3Bucknell 21 20-1-0 95.2 1979 1/10/09 W 18-12Columbia 23 23-0-0 100.0 1911 1/5/08 W 31-9Cornell 26 20-6-0 76.9 1912 1/8/98 L 3-32Franklin & Marshall 20 20-0-0 100.0 1952 12/9/11 W 31-12Harvard 10 9-0-1 95.0 1932 1/13/73 W 35-7Lehigh 92 47-45-0 51.1 1910 1/14/12 L 6-28Penn 36 33-3-0 91.7 1909 1/10/09 W 21-13Princeton 39 34-3-2 89.7 1910 2/15/03 W 34-15Rutgers 26 20-6-0 76.9 1950 1/22/12 L 19-20Sacred Heart 1 1-0-0 100.0 2002 1/26/02 W 33-12

NONCONFERENCE OPPONENTS InauguralOpponent Matches Rec. Pct. Mtg. Last MatchAlabama Polytechnic 1 1-0-0 100.0 1948 1/17/48 W 27-5Appalachian State 3 3-0-0 100.0 1983 1/2/90 W 22-9Arizona State 1 0-1-0 00.0 1990 1/27/90 L 12-24Ashland College 3 3-0-0 100.0 1971 1/18/98 W 23-13Auburn 1 1-0-0 100.0 1966 1/15/66 W 31-3Baltimore Polytechnnic 1 1-0-0 100.0 1922 1/30/22 W 29-0Baltimore YMCA 2 2-0-0 100.0 1924 1/29/97 W 16-9Bloomsburg 6 4-2-0 66.7 1975 1/18/98 L 15-18Boston U. 1 1-0-0 100.0 1978 2/18/78 W 35-6Brigham Young 1 1-0-0 100.0 1993 1/8/93 W 22-12Brooklyn Polytechnic 1 1-0-0 100.0 1924 2/2/24 W 28-0Buena Vista 1 1-0-0 100.0 1988 1/2/88 W 29-9Buffalo 3 3-0-0 100.0 1973 11/12/11 W 21-15C.W. Post/Long Island 1 1-0-0 100.0 1980 1/19/80 W 30-12Cal Poly 8 4-4-0 50.0 1970 11/13/04 W 26-16Cal State Bakersfield 4 3-1-0 75.0 1995 11/8/08 W 23-16Cal State Fullerton 3 2-1-0 66.7 2004 11/7/08 L 17-21Cal Univ. (Pa.) 1 1-0-0 100.0 1980 12/9/80 W 38-2Campbell 1 1-0-0 100.0 2012 1/28/12 W 23-9Canadian National Team 2 2-0-0 100.0 1925 2/27/26 W 29-0Central Florida 3 3-0-0 100.0 1982 12/8/85 W 42-2Central Oklahoma 4 4-0-0 100.0 1982 1/2/86 W 27-14Chicago 1 1-0-0 100.0 1935 2/9/35 W 30-0Citadel 1 1-0-0 100.0 1984 12/8/84 W 50-0Clarion 2 2-0-0 100.0 1975 1/24/76 W 20-17Clemson 4 2-2-0 50.0 1981 1/14/94 L 16-17Cleveland State 4 1-3-0 25.0 1977 1/13/96 W 23-9Coast Guard 4 4-0-0 100.0 1946 1/13/62 W 29-2Colgate 2 2-0-0 100.0 1970 1/29/81 W 36-3Coppin State 3 3-0-0 100.0 1991 1/16/99 W 39-9Cumberland 1 1-0-0 100.0 2006 11/12/06 W 35-6Dartmouth 2 2-0-0 100.0 1921 1/11/47 W 24-6Davidson 1 1-0-0 100.0 1925 2/7/25 W 27-0Delaware State 4 4-0-0 100.0 1993 2/12/05 W 48-0Drake 1 1-0-0 100.0 1971 12/16/71 W 34-8Drexel 13 9-4-0 69.2 1986 1/26/02 L 15-20Duke 13 12-1-0 92.3 1925 2/13/00 W 21-14Duquesne 2 2-0-0 100.0 1998 1/16/99 W 29-9East Carolina 1 1-0-0 100.0 1980 2/17/80 W 28-13East Stroudsburg 15 15-0-0 100.0 1970 1/13/12 W 43-6Eastern Michigan 2 2-0-0 100.0 1996 2/7/04 W 24-15Edinboro 2 1-1-0 50.0 1992 1/14/95 L 17-20Florida 2 0-2-0 00.0 1977 12/16/78 L 12-31Fresno State 1 0-1-0 00.0 2001 11/10/01 L 13-28George Mason 5 5-0-0 100.0 1983 1/6/90 W 21-16Gettysburg 5 5-0-0 100.0 1948 12/12/59 W 29-5Hofstra 5 5-0-0 100.0 1961 2/16/74 W 34-8Howard 2 2-0-0 100.0 1996 1/16/99 W 31-21Illinois 2 1-1-0 50.0 1952 1/14/95 L 13-20Indiana 3 1-2-0 33.3 1923 2/12/38 L 6-22Iowa State 3 0-3-0 00.0 1926 1/20/73 L 5-35James Madison 2 2-0-0 100.0 1988 1/15/00 W 21-15Kansas State 4 2-2-0 50.0 1936 1948 W 31-3Kent State 3 1-2-0 33.3 1996 11/12/11 L 14-29Kentucky 1 1-0-0 100.0 1974 12/7/74 W 25-12

InauguralOpponent Matches Rec. Pct. Mtg. Last MatchLafayette 4 4-0-0 100.0 1914 2/15/81 W 40-5Liberty 2 2-0-0 100.0 1982 1/21/11 W 34-6Lock Haven 2 2-0-0 100.0 1990 1/11/92 W 22-14Louisiana State 1 0-1-0 00.0 1984 1/11/84 L 13-19Lycoming 2 2-0-0 100.0 1977 1/11/86 W 44-6Mankato State 1 1-0-0 100.0 1970 12/18/70 W 27-10Maryland 63 49-11-3 80.2 1951 1/20/12 L 12-23Massachusetts 3 3-0-0 100.0 1975 1/23/82 W 37-3Menlo College 3 3-0-0 100.0 2001 11/8/03 W 41-0Merchant Marine 4 4-0-0 100.0 1946 1/14/61 W 23-3Miami (Ohio) 2 2-0-0 100.0 1996 1/18/98 W 19-13Michigan 7 2-5-0 28.6 1933 12/5/70 L 14-17Minnesota 3 3-0-0 100.0 1966 1/10/92 W 25-9Missouri 2 1-1-0 50.0 1970 1/4/03 L 12-30MIT 3 3-0-0 100.0 1922 2/9/24 W 22-3Morgan State 1 1-0-0 100.0 1982 1/15/82 W 37-6Muhlenburg 3 3-0-0 100.0 1945 2/1/47 W 34-0Nebraska 5 2-3-0 40.0 1937 11/12/11 L 6-27Nebraska - Kearney 1 1-0-0 100.0 2004 1/3/04 W 30-3Nebraska - Omaha 1 0-0-1 50.0 1971 1/13/71 T 17-17New York University 1 1-0-0 100.0 1993 1/5/93 W 38-10N.C. Pre-Flight School 2 2-0-0 100.0 1944 2/24/45 W 26-6North Carolina 54 36-17-1 67.6 1930 1/28/12 W 25-12NC State 33 24-9-0 72.7 1949 1/23/10 W 38-3Northern Iowa 2 2-0-0 100.0 1970 1/14/95 W 33-6Northwestern 7 4-3-0 57.1 1931 11/12/06 L 16-20Notre Dame 1 1-0-0 100.0 1979 12/8/79 W 29-10Ohio State 4 1-3-0 25.0 1940 1/9/99 L 6-26Oklahoma 13 0-13-0 00.0 1965 1/7/12 L 10-26Oklahoma State/A&M 7 0-7-0 00.0 1927 1/9/09 L 3-34Old Dominion 7 6-1-0 85.7 1966 1/10/09 L 12-22Oregon State 5 3-2-0 60.0 1985 11/28/89 L 14-20Penn State 85 30-48-7 39.4 1910 12/9/05 L 6-28Pittsburgh 39 25-12-2 66.7 1916 12/1/95 L 15-20Pittsburgh - Johnstown 1 1-0-0 100.0 1982 1/9/82 W 42-3Purdue 3 1-2-0 33.3 1996 1/7/06 W 25-12Rhode Island 4 2-2-0 50.0 1974 2/17/78 L 16-23Rider 16 13-3-0 81.3 1981 1/8/98 L 13-19Sacramento City College 1 1-0-0 100.0 2002 11/9/02 W 47-0Shippensburg 1 1-0-0 100.0 1987 2/21/87 W 35-6South Dakota State 1 1-0-0 100.0 1970 12/19/70 W 31-3Southern Connecticut St. 2 2-0-0 100.0 1980 1/24/81 W 43-6Southern Illinois 5 5-0-0 100.0 1972 12/6/78 W 34-6Springfield College 3 3-0-0 100.0 1967 1/13/73 W 33-0Stanford 5 5-0-0 100.0 2001 11/8/08 W 27-11Stetson 2 2-0-0 100.0 1984 1/2/86 W 44-3SUNY Maritime 1 1-0-0 100.0 1980 1/19/80 W 59-0Swarthmore 1 1-0-0 100.0 1944 1/29/44 W 27-3Syracuse 30 19-9-2 66.7 1957 1/6/96 W 21-15Temple 13 12-1-0 92.3 1942 1/9/82 W 26-8Tennessee 2 2-0-0 100.0 1973 1/6/82 W 31-16Tenn.-Chattanooga 1 1-0-0 100.0 2006 1/7/06 W 26-14Toledo 1 1-0-0 100.0 1988 12/31/88 W 28-9Toronto 1 1-0-0 100.0 1931 1/24/31 W 34-0Tufts 2 2-0-0 100.0 1921 1/30/32 W 32-0UC Davis 4 3-1-0 75.0 2001 11/12/05 W 23-13UCLA 1 0-1-0 00.0 1978 1/2/78 L 13-20Utah Valley State 1 1-0-0 100.0 2006 1/7/06 W 39-7Virginia 7 7-0-0 100.0 1951 1/9/09 W 20-15VMI 15 12-2-1 83.3 1922 1/23/71 W 37-2Virginia Tech 15 15-0-0 100.0 1928 1/13/94 W 28-11Washington 1 0-1-0 00.0 2006 12/14/06 L 15-24Washington & Lee 9 8-0-1 94.4 1922 1/13/51 W 31-3West Chester 3 3-0-0 100.0 1975 2/19/77 W 22-15West Virginia 31 25-6-0 80.6 1921 1/17/97 W 22-15Western Maryland 1 1-0-0 100.0 1928 1/28/28 W 33-0Wilkes 25 18-7-0 72.0 1973 12/3/96 W 48-0William & Mary 14 13-1-0 92.9 1969 2/9/91 W 35-11Wisconsin 6 1-5-0 16.7 1993 1/5/08 L 12-23Wyoming 1 0-1-0 00.0 2001 1/6/01 L 12-18Yale 25 20-5-0 80.0 1911 1/12/91 W 29-8*** 2012-13 dual meet opponents in bold ***

SERIES RECORDS



GEORGE MASON (5-0)H: 2-0 A: 0-0 N: 3-01/8/83 N W 37-61/7/84 N W 39-61/7/85 H W 46-01/9/88 H W 39-31/6/90 N W 21-16

LEHIGH (47-45)H: 37-20 A: 10-25 N: 0-02/26/10 H W 5-22/17/12 H W 6-12/15/13 H L 6-112/14/14 H W 32-02/13/15 H W 18-112/9/18 H W 26-42/8/19 H W 27-52/7/20 H W 31-02/25/22 H W 27-02/10/23 H W 20-101/26/24 H W 16-111/17/25 H W 19-63/13/26 A W 13-93/5/27 H L 11-142/11/28 H L 9.5-15.52/2/29 H L 8-152/15/30 H W 27-32/28/31 H L 9-191/23/32 H W 23-132/25/33 A L 12-163/10/34 H L 11-192/16/35 H W 26-83/6/37 A L 15-212/5/38 H L 4.5-25.52/4/39 H L 12.5-7.52/17/40 H W 17-112/22/41 A W 21-92/5/44 H W 25-52/28/48 H W 18-112/19/49 H W 19-162/18/50 A L 7-242/16/52 H W 18-102/28/53 A L 6-222/27/54 H W 16-143/5/55 A L 8-192/25/56 H W 20-132/23/57 A L 6-222/8/58 H L 11-142/7/59 A L 5-212/5/60 H W 18-132/4/61 A L 8-242/3/62 H L 9-182/2/63 A L 6-232/8/64 H W 20-112/6/65 A L 11-172/5/66 H W 19-142/4/67 A L 11-202/3/68 H W 21-132/8/69 A W 22-122/7/70 H W 23-132/6/71 A W 23-142/5/72 H W 26-82/3/73 A W 21-152/2/74 H W 20-122/1/75 A L 14-181/31/76 H W 22-16

1/29/77 A L 16-251/28/78 H L 18-241/27/79 A L 11-332/9/80 H L 10-252/14/81 A L 19-212/13/82 H W 35-102/18/83 A W 24-202/11/84 H L 12-222/9/85 A L 17-252/8/86 H L 12-282/7/87 A L 16-222/6/88 H W 21-132/4/89 A W 21-192/3/90 H W 23-112/2/91 A W 29-82/1/92 H W 25-91/30/93 A W 19-121/28/94 H W 27-61/28/95 A W 22-91/27/96 H W 19-151/25/97 A L 13-241/24/98 H L 3-371/23/99 A L 3-331/22/00 H L 12-261/12/01 H L 15-221/25/02 A L 10-251/24/03 H L 0-371/24/04 A L 9-291/15/05 H L 16-201/14/06 A L 12-201/13/07 H W 16-121/19/08 A L 19-221/17/09 H L 13-301/16/10 A L 9-281/15/11 H W 19-151/14/12 A L 6-28

MARYLAND (49-11-3)H: 30-4-1 A: 19-6-2 N: 0-01/20/51 H W 24-61/19/52 H W 21-91/31/53 H L 11-151/20/54 H W 22-62/5/55 H W 21-72/4/56 H W 24-62/16/57 H W 15-91/18/58 A T 14-141/17/59 H L 10-191/16/60 H W 24-51/21/61 A L 8-181/20/62 H T 12-122/9/63 A L 8-172/15/64 H W 23-92/13/65 A L 11-172/12/66 H W 23-62/11/67 A W 21-102/10/68 H W 26-82/22/69 A T 15-152/21/70 H W 34-02/20/71 A W 28-612/5/71 H W 24-122/16/73 A W 24-61/9/74 H W 34-51/18/75 A W 23-151/17/76 H W 23-91/15/77 H W 24-11

1/14/78 H W 35-51/13/79 A W 36-91/14/80 H W 26-151/17/81 A W 26-81/9/82 H W 27-111/11/83 A W 25-122/4/84 H W 32-32/14/85 A W 21-172/12/86 H L 18-222/12/87 A W 29-122/13/88 H W 22-112/14/89 A W 28-102/6/90 H W 33-72/12/91 A W 21-152/5/92 H W 22-132/3/93 A W 16-151/13/94 A W 21-152/8/94 H W 22-142/9/95 A W 24-122/7/96 H W 18-132/6/97 A L 13-241/13/98 H W 23-111/13/99 A W 33-91/11/00 H W 22-121/17/01 A W 27-131/16/02 H W 24-121/15/03 A W 26-91/14/04 H W 39-31/13/05 A W 35-61/11/06 H W 33-91/10/07 A W 25-121/10/08 H L 18-211/30/09 A L 14-201/22/10 H W 19-141/22/11 A L 12-191/20/12 H L 12-23

NORTH CAROLINA (35-17-1)H: 27-7-1 A: 5-9 N: 3-11/25/30 H W 22-81/17/31 H W 19.5-12.52/24/34 H W 29-31/25/36 H W 25.5-4.51/30/37 H W 16-141/29/38 H W 21-111/28/39 H W 27.5-6.51/20/40 H W 29-31/18/41 H W 24-81/10/42 H W 23-111/15/44 H W 32-02/17/45 H W 38-02/22/47 H W 28-61/27/51 H W 36-02/21/59 H W 23-31/25/75 H W 37-71/24/76 H W 22-161/8/77 N W 24-1512/9/78 H W 18-161/11/80 A L 13-261/17/81 N W 30-52/6/82 H L 19-262/3/83 H W 29-51/21/84 A L 13-231/19/85 H L 19-231/18/86 A L 11-322/21/87 H W 19-17

2/20/88 A L 16-182/18/89 H T 16-162/17/90 A W 21-172/16/91 H W 27-151/11/92 N L 11-232/15/92 A L 15-161/8/93 H W 21-132/20/93 H W 24-132/19/94 A L 9-262/18/95 H L 14-302/17/96 H L 3-372/15/97 H L 9-302/14/98 A L 6-282/13/99 H L 11-292/12/00 A L 18-232/10/01 H L 13-212/9/02 A W 18-162/8/03 H W 21-102/7/04 N W 24-111/29/05 A W 27-101/28/06 H W 41-41/20/07 A W 25-91/24/09 A L 9-251/23/10 H W 21-151/28/11 H W 21-191/28/12 A W 25-12

RUTGERS (20-6)H: 10-3 A: 10-1 N: 0-02/11/50 H W 15-142/3/51 H L 11-41/15/55 H W 19-111/14/56 A W 22-612/13/74 A W 28-912/13/75 H W 35-512/11/76 A W 31-812/10/77 H W 26-121/18/80 A W 33-71/24/81 H W 40-81/23/82 A W 43-51/22/83 H W 33-61/30/99 H W 23-151/29/00 A W 20-121/27/01 H L 15-211/12/02 A W 19-161/11/03 H W 18-131/10/04 A W 25-101/26/05 H W 35-712/3/05 A W 21-1212/1/07 H W 42-02/15/08 A W 29-62/13/09 H L 17-181/30/10 A L 10-231/29/11 H L 9-231/22/12 A L 19-20

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There are few rivalries in all of sports that compare to that of Army-Navy. On the mat, Army-Navy wrestling is no exception. The two schools have been going to battle on the mat every year since 1957, when the Mids topped the Cadets, 17-8. Army then took four of the next five matches, before Navy went on the most dominant streak in the history of intercollegiate competition between the two academies. From 1963 to 1996, the Mids wrestled 34 consecutive matches without a loss. Navy won 30 matches and tied four times between 1963’s 18-9 win, and 1996’s 21-9 win. Through the streak, there were a few close matches, like Navy’s 22-18 win in 1993. But the majority were lopsided, such as the Mids’ 40-2 win in 1975. Navy’s dominance was most evident in the 1970s, when the Mids never failed to score fewer than 23 points, and never gave up more than 14. The average score between 1970 and 1979 was an amazing Navy 31.3, Army 6.7.

In 2001, Navy kicked off its current 12-match winning streak by capturing an excit-ing 19-13 victory at West Point. In 2002, the Mids scored an electrifying 22-9 win over the Black Knights in Alumni Hall with a crowd of over 3,000 looking on that included Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. Last year the Mids won eight of the 10 bouts, including each of the first four to secure a 27-9 victory over the Black Knights in Annapolis.

The Mids own a 16-match unbeaten streak against the Black Knights that dates back to 1997. In the last 50 matches between the two teams, Navy is a remarkable 44-1-5.

ARMY-NAVY RIVALRY

Date Location Score3/2/57 Annapolis W 17-83//1/58 West Point L 20-82/28/59 Annapolis W 17-92/27/60 West Point L 16-152/25/61 Annapolis L 15-142/24/62 West Point L 20-82/23/63 Annapolis W 18-92/29/64 West Point T 14-142/2765 Annapolis T 16-162/26/66 West Point W 19-142/25/67 Annapolis W 25-102/24/68 West Point W 19-133/1/69 Annapolis W 22-112/28/70 West Point W 26-62/27/71 Annapolis W 25-83/4/72 Annapolis W 37-33/3/73 West Point W 23-142/23/74 Annapolis W 34-32/22/75 West Point W 40-22/21/76 Annapolis W 40-52/26/77 West Point W 27-112/25/78 Annapolis W 26-122/15/79 West Point W 35-32/23/80 Annapolis W 29-72/21/81 West Point W 26-92/20/82 Annapolis W 36-62/19/83 West Point W 33-32/17/84 Annapolis W 33-6

Date Location Score2/23/85 West Point T 16-162/22/86 Annapolis W 29-22/28/87 West Point W 22-122/27/88 Annapolis W 20-152/25/89 West Point W 18-132/24/90 Annapolis W 21-112/23/91 West Point W 19-132/22/92 Annapolis W 22-182/27/93 West Point W 22-102/26/94 Annapolis W 19-122/25/95 West Point T 15-152/24/96 Annapolis W 21-92/22/97 West Point L 19-122/21/98 Annapolis W 21-102/20/99 West Point W 26-62/19/00 Annapolis T 16-162/24/01 West Point W 19-132/22/02 Annapolis W 22-92/22/03 West Point W 21-142/21/04 Annapolis W 22-92/20/05 West Point W 23-102/28/06 Annapolis W 24-92/18/07 West Point W 29-62/22/08 Annapolis W 22-122/21/09 West Point W 26-92/20/10 Annapolis W 26-62/19/11 West Point W 24-92/17/12 Annapolis W 27-9

NAVY LEADS THE ALL-TIME SERIES: 46-5-5Overall cumulative series score Navy 1286, Army 585Average match score Navy 23.0, Army 10.4

Longest winning streak Navy 19 (1965-1984)Longest unbeaten streak Navy 34 (1965-1996)

Highest score Navy 40 (twice, 1975, 1976)Lowest score Army 2 (twice, 1975, 1986)Largest margin of victory Navy 38 (1975)

Current streak Navy - 12 matchesScore during streak Navy 285, Army 115Average score during streak Navy 23.8, Army 9.6

YEAR-BY-YEAR ARMY-NAVY RESULTS



TOURNAMENT HISTORY

NAVY CLASSIC Navy #Year Pl. Tms Winner Navy Champions1978 1 4 Navy 126 Doug Heimbach, 134 David Halladay, 142 Robert Trombadore, 150 Larry Kihistadius, 158 Paul Supchak1979 1 8 Navy 126 Scott Lynch, HWT Pat Brady1980 1 8 Navy 126 Doug Heimbach, 158 Mike Rodgers, 167 John Reich, 177 Mark Phillips, 190 George Fears1981 1 8 Navy 118 Sal LaCorte, 150 Frank Shaffer, 177 John Reich1982 1 8 Navy 166 Rob Kuzy, 177 John Reich, 190 Pat Ryan1983 1 8 Navy 126 Dave Marquis, 134 Andy Lynch, 142 Don Schleicher1984 1 8 Navy 142 Craig Dellorso, 177 Tim Curry1985 4 9 N/A 142 Craig Dellorso1986 2 9 Lock Haven 190 Scott Kelly1987 2 9 Lock Haven 190 Scott Kelly, HWT John Devine1988 1 9 Navy 158 Scott Schleicher, 167 Ron Neff1989 1 9 Navy 126 Mark Smith, 158 Scott Schleicher, 190 Davy Raby, HWT Brett Bourne1990 3 9 W. Virginia 126 Mark Smith, 134 Kelly Davis, 177 Steve Cantrell1991 1 8 Navy 134 Ned Biehl, 190 Tom Storey1992 4 7 NC State 190 Tom Storey1993 2 8 W. Virginia 142 Ned Biehl1994 1 8 Navy 142 Kurt Kyle, 177 Doug Zembiec, HWT Dan Hicks1995 3 8 W. Virginia HWT Shannon Willits1996 1 7 Navy 126 Donny Williams, 167 Greg Gingeleskie, 190 Frank Workman1997 3 8 Nebraska 177 Greg Gingeleskie1998 2 9 W. Virginia 157 Tyrone Neal, 197 Justin Woodruff1999 2 8 W. Virginia 197 Justin Woodruff2000 5 8 Va. Tech ---2001 4 8 Purdue 141 Mark Conley2002 3 8 W. Virginia HWT Steve Kovach2003 3 7 The Citadel ---2004 1 8 Navy 133 Sam Gray, 141 Nate Gulosh, 149 John Cox, 197 Thayer Paxton, HWT Tanner Garrett2005 1 8 Navy 125 Mike Kohler, 133 Brad Canterbury, 149 John Cox, 174 Matt Stolpinski, 197 Antonio Miranda, HWT Tanner Garrett2006 1 13 Navy 149 John Cox, 174 Matt Stolpinski, 197 Antonio Miranda, HWT Ed Prendergast2007 2 12 Bloomsburg 174 Matt Stolpinski, HWT Scott Steele2008 1 12 Navy 149 Bryce Saddoris, 174 Luke Rebertus2009 1 9 Navy 125 Aaron Kalil, 165 Oscar Huntley2010 1 7 Navy 125 Aaron Kalil, 141 Joe Locksmith, 149 Eric Filipowicz, 157 Bryce Saddoris, 174 Matt DeMichiel, 184 Luke Rebertus, HWT Dan Miller2011 1 7 Navy 133 Aaron Kalil, 149 Joe Locksmith, 165 Mason Bailey, 174 Oscar Huntley,184 Luke Rebertus

NAVY CLASSIC MISCELLANY

Two-Time Navy ChampionsDoug Heimbach 126 78-80Craig Dellorso 142 84-85Scott Kelly 190 86-87Scott Schleicher 158 88-89Mark Smith 126 89-90Tom Story 190 91-92Ned Biehl 134/142 91-93Greg Gingeleskie 167/177 96-97Justin Woodruff 197 98-99Tanner Garrett HWT 04-05Antonio Miranda 197 05-06Bryce Saddoris 149/157 08-10Joe Locksmith 141/149 10-11Oscar Huntley 165/174 09-11

Three-Time Navy ChampionsJohn Reich 177 80-81-82John Cox 149 04-05-06Matt Stolpinski 174 05-06-07Aaron Kalil 125/133 09-10-11Luke Rebertus 174/184 08-10-11

Four-Time Navy Champions---

Navy Freshman ChampionsDavid Halladay 134 1978Scott Lynch 126 1979Sal LaCorte 118 1981Rob Kuzy 167 1982Tyrone Neal 157 1998Luke Rebertus 174 2008Oscar Huntley 165 2009Joe Locksmith 141 2010



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TOURNAMENT HISTORY

ALL-ACADEMY CHAMPIONSHIP Navy #Year Place Tms Winner Navy Champions1995 1 8 Navy 118 Travis Campbell, 150 Randy Walsh, 177 Doug Zembiec, HWT Dan Hicks1996 3 7 Army 150 Randy Walsh, 158 Craig Schlottke, 190 Frank Workman1997 1 8 Navy 118 Steve Puskar, 126 Donny Williams, 150 Mike Stabile, 167 Greg Gingeleskie, 190 Frank Workman1998 3 8 Air Force 118 Zane Stickel, 177 Greg Gingeleskie1999 1 8 Navy 125 Jason Homestead, 133 Zane Stickel, 141 Don Waters, 184 Greg Gingeleskie, 197 Justin Woodruff2000 3 8 Air Force 141 Mark Conley2001 3 8 Air Force 141 Mark Conley, 197 Mike Bigrigg2002 3 8 Air Force 141 Mark Conley, 197 Mike Bigrigg2003 4 8 VMI 165 Frank Edwards, 197 Jim Letchford2004 1 8 Navy 141 Nate Gulosh, 149 John Cox, 165 Michael Barikian, 197 Thayer Paxton, HWT Tanner Garrett2005 1 8 Navy 141 Nate Gulosh, 174 Matt Stolpinski, 184 Jonny Kane, 197 Thayer Paxton, HWT Tanner Garrett2006 1 8 Navy 125 Alex Usztics, 133 Joe Baker, 174 Matt Stolpinski, HWT Tanner Garrett2007 1 8 Navy 157 John Jarred, 174 Matt Stolpinski, 184 Antonio Miranda, 197 Matt Parsons, HWT Ed Prendergast2008 2 8 Army 133 Joe Baker, 149 Bryce Saddoris, 157 Spencer Manley, 174 Matt Stolpinski, HWT Ed Prendergast2009 1 8 Navy 133 Joe Baker, 174 Luke Rebertus, 184 Casey Caldwell2010 1 7 Navy 125 Aaron Kalil, 149 Glenn Shober, 157 Bryce Saddoris, 165 Robby Neill, 174 Mike Billings, 184 Andrew Buck2011 1 8 Navy 125 Aaron Kalil, 133 Allen Stein, 157 Bryce Saddoris, 174 Matt DeMichiel, 184 Luke Rebertus2012 1 8 Navy 133 Aaron Kalil, 141 Dustin Haislip, 157 Bobby Barnhisel 184 Luke Rebertus

CLIFF KEEN LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL2007 16 50 Michigan ---2009 14 42 Ohio State ---2010 18 36 Cornell ---2011 18 33 Ohio State ---

SOUTHERN SCUFFLE 2004 3 23 Minnesota 141 Nate Gulosh 2005 9 32 Minnesota --- 2006 5 32 Missouri -- 2007 9 28 Minnesota HWT Ed Prendergast 2008 6 31 Cornell --- 2009 10 33 Cornell ---2010 12 35 Cornell ---2011 11 23 Penn State ---

EASTERN MICHIGAN OPEN (NTS)2004 197 Thayer Paxton2005 157 John Jarred, HWT Tanner Garrett2006 ---2007 HWT Scott Steele2008 125 Pat McCaffrey, 149 Bryce Saddoris, HWT Scott Steele2009 149 Glenn Shober2010 157 Bryce Saddoris, 184 Luke Rebertus2011 184 Luke Rebertus

ALL-ACADEMY MISCELLANY

Two-Time Navy ChampionsRandy Walsh 150 95-96Frank Workman 190 96-97Zane Stickel 118/133 1998-99Mike Bigrigg 197 01-02Nate Gulosh 141 04-05Thayer Paxton 197 04-05Ed Prendergast HWT 07-08

Three-Time Navy ChampionsGreg Gingeleskie 167/177/184 97-98-99Mark Conley 141 00-01-02Tanner Garrett HWT 04-05-06Joe Baker 133 06-08-09Bryce Saddoris 149/157 08-10-11Aaron Kalil 125/133 10-11-12Luke Rebertus 174/184 09-11-12

Four-Time Navy ChampionsMatt Stolpinski 174 05-06-07-08

Navy Freshman ChampionsTravis Campbell 118 95John Cox 149 04Matt Stolpinski 174 05Joe Baker 133 06Bryce Saddori 149 08Luke Rebertus 174 09Andrew Buck 184 10



Year Coach Captain Record EIWA NCAA1908-09 John Schutz Marc Mitscher 1-0-0 — —1909-10 Paul Steifen Arthur Eddins 3-1-0 — —1910-11 Paul Steifen Frank Loftin 3-1-0 — —1911-12 Paul Steifen Fred Elder 3-1-0 — —1912-13 John Schutz Leman. Babbitt 3-3-0 — —1913-14 John Schutz Lewis Stecher 5-1-0 — —1914-15 John Schutz John Davis 6-0-0 — —1915-16 John Schutz Henry Broadfoot 4-1-0 — —1916-17 John Schutz Ben Wyatt 2-2-0 — —1917-18 John Schutz John Redman 3-1-0 — —1918-19 John Schutz Frank Maichle 5-0-0 — —1919-20 John Schutz Oral Swigart 7-0-0 — —1920-21 John Schutz Oral Swigart 5-0-0 — —1921-22 John Schutz Clarke Lewis 8-0-0 — —1922-23 John Schutz Benjamin Arnold 6-1-0 — —1923-24 John Schutz Hampton Ericsson 7-0-1 — —1924-25 John Schutz Frank Timberlake 6-1-0 — —1925-26 John Schutz Heywood Edwards 3-3-0 — —1926-27 John Schutz Howell Dyson 4-3-0 — —1927-28 John Schutz George Ashford 3-4-0 — —1928-29 John Schutz George Ashford 5-3-0 — —1929-30 John Schutz Claud Hughes 7-0-0 — —1930-31 John Schutz Hugh Gray 6-1-1 — —1931-32 John Schutz DanielGoodman 6-1-0 — T8th1932-33 John Schutz Garrett Coleman 5-2-0 — —1933-34 John Schutz Joseph Dougherty 4-2-1 — —1934-35 John Schutz Joseph Dougherty 5-1-1 — —1935-36 John Schutz Otis Cole Jr. 4-2-0 — T10th1936-37 John Schutz John Merryman 3-4-0 — —1937-38 John Schutz Heber Player 3-4-0 — —1938-39 Ray Swartz Charles Leigh 5-2-0 — T12th1939-40 Ray Swartz Allen Bergner 5-3-0 — —1940-41 Ray Swartz John Landreth 4-3-1 3rd —1941-42 Ray Swartz William Carmichael 5-3-0 3rd T5th1942-43 Ray Swartz Charles Swift 7-0-0 1st —1943-44 Ray Swartz Josiah Henson 7-0-0 1st —1944-45 Ray Swartz John Hale 6-0-0 1st —1945-46 Ray Swartz Oscar Greene Jr. 6-0-0 1st —1946-47 Ray Swartz John Fletcher III 8-0-0 2nd 12th1947-48 Ray Swartz John Fletcher III 8-0-0 3rd T9th1948-49 Ray Swartz Leon Smith 6-1-1 3rd T12th1949-50 Ray Swartz Leon Smith 4-3-0 6th T10th1950-51 Ray Swartz Robert Sutley 6-2-0 8th T12th1951-52 Ray Swartz Robert Sutley 6-2-0 10th —1952-53 Ray Swartz John Godek 5-3-0 6th —1953-54 Ray Swartz Art Jesser 7-1-0 4th T4th1954-55 Ray Swartz Pete Blair 7-1-0 4th 8th1955-56 Ray Swartz Ed Zabrycki 6-1-0 4th T21st1956-57 Ray Swartz Bob Daughenbaugh 5-2-0 5th T13th1957-58 Ray Swartz J. Longton, T. Stremic 3-3-2 7th —1958-59 Ray Swartz Doug Volgenau 4-4-0 11th —1959-60 Ray Swartz Paul Ilg 5-3-0 16th —1960-61 Ed Peery Dick Royston 6-3-0 6th T28th1961-62 Ed Peery Mike McGrath 4-5-1 3rd T30th

Year Coach Captain Record EIWA NCAA1962-63 Ed Peery Mike Harman 5-3-0 4th T11th1963-64 Ed Peery Dave Carey 6-2-1 5th T29th1964-65 Ed Peery Gerry Franzen 3-3-2 3rd T10th1965-66 Ed Peery Wayne Hicks 10-1-0 2nd 19th1966-67 Ed Peery Dave Palmer 7-1-1 2nd 9th1967-68 Ed Peery Gary Burger 9-0-0 1st 5th1968-69 Ed Peery Steve Comiskey 9-0-1 1st 19th1969-70 Ed Peery Dale Stahl 7-2-0 1st 23rd1970-71 Ed Peery Lewis Mason 16-1-2 2nd T9th1971-72 Ed Peery Lloyd Keaser 12-3-0 1st T9th1972-73 Ed Peery Ross Chaffin 11-5-0 2nd T10th1973-74 Ed Peery Fred Hahndorf 12-1-1 1st 17th1974-75 Ed Peery Jeff Simons 20-1-0 2nd T35th1975-76 Ed Peery M. Costello, K. Goodrow 13-2-0 T2nd 13th1976-77 Ed Peery J. Althans, M. Beck 12-6-0 2nd 23rd1977-78 Ed Peery J. Hanson, D. Holoubek 8-11-0 4th 36th1978-79 Ed Peery Larry Kihlstadius 13-6-0 3rd T28th1979-80 Ed Peery Rick Episcopo 18-5-0 2nd T19th1980-81 Ed Peery Doug Heimbach 18-4-0 3rd 39th1981-82 Ed Peery D. Halladay, G. Zanti 19-3-0 1st 17th1982-83 Ed Peery John Reich 18-0-2 2nd 11th1983-84 Ed Peery Donald Schleicher 15-4-1 1st 32nd1984-85 Ed Peery Kevin Bianchi 13-4-1 5th T55th1985-86 Ed Peery James Reich 11-10-0 1st T53rd1986-87 Ed Peery Craig Dellorso 16-4-0 2nd 24th1987-88 Reg Wicks Scott Kelly 18-3-1 2nd 29th1988-89 Reg Wicks Paul Radomski 14-5-1 3rd 23rd1989-90 Reg Wicks Scott Schleicher 18-5-0 1st 13th1990-91 Reg Wicks Brett Bourne 19-2-0 2nd 36th1991-92 Reg Wicks Mark Smith 13-5-0 2nd T36th1992-93 Reg Wicks Jamey Cummings 19-3-1 3rd T30th1993-94 Reg Wicks Jeff Stepanic 13-6-0 2nd 32nd1994-95 Reg Wicks Dan Hicks 10-6-1 3rd T43rd1995-96 Reg Wicks Randy Walsh 14-5-0 7th —1996-97 Reg Wicks Alex Garcia 7-6-0 6th T38th1997-98 Reg Wicks Coleman Ruiz 9-6-0 6th T46th1998-99 Reg Wicks Greg Gingeleskie 9-5-0 6th T59th1999-00 Reg Wicks Justin Woodruff 10-3-1 6th T62nd2000-01 Bruce Burnett Mark Newman 7-7-0 6th 30th2001-02 Bruce Burnett Mark Conley 11-6-0 6th 36th2002-03 Bruce Burnett Stephen Kovach 11-6-0 10th T39th2003-04 Bruce Burnett Mike Barikian 12-4-0 6th T60th2004-05 Bruce Burnett Patrick Lukanich 12-3-0 3rd T33rd2005-06 Bruce Burnett Tanner Garrett 13-2-0 4th 34th2006-07 Bruce Burnett John Jarred 11-4-0 2nd 18th2007-08 Bruce Burnett Matt Stolpinski 6-4-0 4th 18th2008-09 Bruce Burnett Scott Steele 7-9-0 5th 25th2010-11 Bruce Burnett Bryce Saddoris 5-3-0 6th T37th2011-12 Bruce Burnett Aaron Kalil 6-6-0 5th T48th

NAVY’S ALL-TIME COACHING LEDGER NCAA Tourn. NCAA EIWA EIWA Ind.Coach Years Record Pct. Appearances Champions All-Americans Champs ChampionsJohn Schutz 27 1909, 1913-38 126-40-4 75.3 2 0 2 — —Paul Steifan 3 1910-12 9-3-0 75.0 0 0 0 — —Ray Swartz 22 1939-1960 125-37-4 76.5 11 2 15 4 27Ed Peery 27 1961-87 311-90-13 76.7 27 1 28 8 48Reg Wicks 13 1988-00 173-60-5 73.7 12 0 6 1 16Bruce Burnett 12 2001-present 107-56-0 65.6 12 0 10 0 9Totals 104 1909-present 851-286-26 74.3 64 3 61 13 100

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS



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1908-09 Record: 1-0• Coach: John Schutz3/13 Penn W 24-9

1909-10 Record: 3-1• Coach: Paul Steifen2/2 Penn W 6-12/17 Penn St. W 18-92/24 Lehigh W 24-83/3 Princeton L 15-18

1910-11 Record: 3-1• Coach: Paul Steifen2/11 Yale L 14-162/18 Penn W 4-32/25 Princeton W 5-23/11 Columbia W 6-1

1911-12 Record: 3-1• Coach: Paul Steifen2/10 Princeton W 4-32/17 Lehigh W 6-12/24 Cornell L 3-43/2 Yale W 6-1

1912-13 Record: 3-3• Coach: John Schutz2/8 Columbia W 14-42/15 Lehigh L 6-112/22 Cornell L 14-163/1 Penn W 14-53/3 Princeton W 11-73/8 Yale L 8-9

1913-14 Record: 5-1• Coach: John Schutz1/31 Lafayette W 21-02/7 Penn St. L 5-122/14 Lehigh W 32-02/21 Cornell W 27-42/28 Penn W 25-63/7 Columbia W 26-6

1914-15 Record: 6-0• Coach: John Schutz2/6 Penn St. W 19-102/13 Lehigh W 18-112/20 Penn W 32-02/27 Yale W 26-43/6 Cornell W 17-123/13 Princeton W 27-4

1915-16 Record: 4-1• Coach: John Schutz2/5 Penn St. W 26-42/12 Penn W 21-102/19 Pittsburgh W 20-132/26 Yale L 14-193/4 Princeton W 31-0

1916-17 Record: 2-2• Coach: John Schutz2/17 Pittsburgh W 33-02/24 Yale L 14-173/3 Penn St. L 8-193/10 Cornell W 1

1917-18 Record: 3-1• Coach: John Schutz2/9 Lehigh W 26-42/16 Penn W 27-43/2 Penn St. L 14-163/9 Cornell W 30-0

1918-19 Record: 5-0• Coach: John Schutz2/8 Lehigh W 27-52/15 Penn W 33-02/22 Columbia W 27-43/1 Yale W 24-43/8 Penn St. W 30-0

1919-20 Record: 7-0• Coach: John Schutz2/7 Lehigh W 31-02/14 Penn W 22-82/21 Princeton W 28-42/28 Columbia W 33-03/6 Penn St. W 18-143/13 Cornell W 27-43/20 Yale W 26-5

1920-21 Record: 5-0• Coach: John Schutz2/5 Tufts W 33-02/12 Penn W 27-42/19 Dartmouth W 26-52/26 W. Virginia W 26-43/12 Penn St. W 19-6

1921-22 Record: 8-0• Coach: John Schutz1/30 Balt. Poly W 29-02/4 Wash. & Lee W 28-52/18 Va. Military W 25-02/18 Brown W 29-02/25 Lehigh W 27-03/4 W. Virginia W 27-03/11 Penn St. W 20-53/18 MIT W 28-3

1922-23 Record: 6-1• Coach: John Schutz2/10 Lehigh W 20-102/17 Wash. & Lee W 33-02/24 Penn St. W 16-112/28 Indiana W 22-33/3 W. Virginia W 16-83/10 MIT W 21-83/17 at Cornell L 11-13

1923-24 Record: 7-0-1• Coach: John Schutz1/26 Lehigh W 16-112/2 Brooklyn Poly W 28-02/9 MIT W 22-32/13 W. Virginia W 17-82/16 Balt. YMCA W 16-132/23 at Penn St. T 3-33/1 Wash. & Lee W 31-03/8 Brown W 20-3

1924-25 Record: 6-1• Coach: John Schutz1/17 Lehigh W 19-61/31 Wash. & Lee W 26-52/7 Davidson W 27-02/21 Duke W 24-52/28 C. Canadians W 29-03/7 Penn St. L 9-183/14 at W. Virginia W 22-3 1925-26 Record: 3-3• Coach: John Schutz2/10 Iowa St. L 8-192/23 Duke W 26-32/20 W. Virginia L 13-142/27 C. Canadians W 29-03/6 Penn St. L 10-123/13 at Lehigh W 13-9

1926-27 Record: 4-3• Coach: John Schutz1/29 Balt. YMCA W 16-92/5 Wash. & Lee W 19-82/12 Oklahoma St. L 5-202/19 Yale W 18.5-8.52/26 at Penn St. L 9.5-17.53/5 Lehigh L 11-143/12 W. Virginia W 19-6

1927-28 Record: 3-4• Coach: John Schutz1/21 Duke L 8-171/28 W. Maryland W 33-02/4 Virginia Tech W 21-82/11 Lehigh L 9.5-15.52/18 at Yale W 14-132/25 W. Virginia L 8-213/3 Penn St. L 8-17

1928-29 Record: 5-3• Coach: John Schutz1/19 VMI W 22.5-6.51/26 Duke W 17-62/2 Lehigh L 8-152/9 Virginia Tech W 15-82/16 Indiana L 6-152/23 at W. Virginia W 17-83/2 Penn St. L 6-193/9 Princeton W 17-6

1929-30 Record: 7-0• Coach: John Schutz1/25 N. Carolina W 22-82/1 Va. Military W 25-32/8 Duke W 25-32/15 Lehigh W 27-32/22 at Princeton W 26-83/1 W. Virginia W 28-03/8 Penn St. W 15-9

1930-31 Record: 6-1-1• Coach: John Schutz1/17 N. Carolina W 19.5-12.51/24 Univ. of Toronto W 34-01/31 Va. Military W 19-112/7 Northwestern W 21-132/14 Princeton T 16-162/21 W. Virginia W 33-3

2/28 Lehigh L 9-193/7 at Penn St. W 21-11

1931-32 Record: 6-1• Coach: John Schutz• NCAA Champ. Finish: T8th• All-Americans: 158 - Silverstein1/23 Lehigh W 23-131/30 Tufts W 32-02/6 at Princeton W 25-32/13 Oklahoma St. L 8-202/20 Harvard W 22-82/27 Brown W 34-03/5 Penn St. W 32-0

1932-33 Record: 5-2• Coach: John Schutz1/21 Princeton L 14-161/28 Penn W 22-82/4 VMI W 23-132/11 Michigan W 22-62/18 Wash. & Lee W 19-132/25 at Lehigh L 12-163/4 West Virginia W 18-12

1933-34 Record: 4-2-1• Coach: John Schutz1/27 Penn W 27-32/3 VMI W 26-82/10 at Harvard W 19-132/17 Wash. & Lee T 16-162/24 N. Carolina W 29-33/3 Oklahoma St. L 3-313/10 Lehigh L 11-19

1934-35 Record: 5-1-1• Coach: John Schutz1/26 Penn W 38-02/2 VMI T 16-162/9 U. of Chicago W 30-02/16 Lehigh W 26-82/23 Harvard W 21-113/2 Pittsburgh W 38-03/9 at Penn St. L 3-29

1935-36 Record: 4-2• Coach: John Schutz• NCAA Champ. Finish: T10th• All-Americans: 174 - Vogel1/25 N. Carolina W 25.5-4.52/1 VMI W 18-122/8 Kansas St. L 10.5-15.52/15 Wash. & Lee W 16-122/22 Penn St. L 6-243/1 at Penn W 14-12

1936-37 Record: 3-4• Coach: John Schutz1/28 VMI L 8-201/30 N. Carolina W 16-142/6 Penn St. L 0-302/13 Penn W 23-32/20 Harvard W 17.5-12.52/27 Nebraska L 14-163/6 at Lehigh L 15-21

YEAR-BY-YEAR DUAL RESULTS



1937-38 Record: 3-4• Coach: John Schutz1/22 VMI L 12.5-15.51/29 N. Carolina W 21-112/5 Lehigh L 4.5-25.52/12 Indiana L 6-222/19 Harvard W 20-82/26 at Penn W 24.5-9.53/5 Penn St. L 9-17

1938-39 Record: 5-2• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA Champ. Finish: T12th1/21 VMI W 17-91/28 N. Carolina W 27.5-6.52/4 Lehigh L 12.5-17.52/11 Harvard W 20.5-7.52/18 Penn W 30-02/25 at Penn St. L 11-173/4 Kansas St. W 16-12

1939-40 Record: 5-3• Coach: Ray Swartz1/13 Ohio St. L 11-211/20 N. Carolina W 29-31/27 Penn W 24-62/10 Oklahoma St. L 3-232/17 Lehigh W 17-112/22 Harvard W 23-52/24 at Michigan L 10-243/2 Penn St. W 14-12

1940-41 Record: 4-3-1• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: T3rd1/11 Duke W 31-51/18 N. Carolina W 24-81/25 Penn L 13-172/1 W. Virginia W 35-52/8 at Harvard T 16-162/15 Penn St. L 11-172/22 at Lehigh W 21-93/1 Michigan L 9-19

1941-42 Record: 5-3• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T5th / 3rd• All-Americans: 155 - Bennett, 165 - Carmichael, HWT - Swift1/10 N. Carolina W 23-111/17 at Penn St. L 14-161/31 Kansas St. L 9-172/7 Northwestern W 32-52/14 Temple W 36-02/21 at Penn L 12-162/28 W. Virginia W 34-03/7 VMI W 19-9

1942-43 Record: 7-0• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 1st1/16 Virginia Tech W 36-01/23 at Yale W 25-31/30 VMI W 34-02/6 Ohio St. W 34-02/13 Penn St. W 29-52/24 Penn W 31-33/6 Columbia W 29-3

1943-44 Record: 7-0• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 1st1/15 N. Carolina W 32-01/22 Penn W 29-51/29 Swarthmore W 27-32/5 Lehigh W 25-52/12 Penn St. W 34-02/19 at Columbia W 31-52/26 N.C. Pre-Flight W 3

1944-45 Record: 6-0• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 1st1/13 Penn W 30-01/20 at Columbia W 38-01/27 Muhlenberg W 34-02/3 Penn St. W 36-02/17 N. Carolina W 38-02/24 NC Pre-Flight W 26-6

1945-46 Record: 6-0• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 1st1/5 at Penn W 29-31/12 Penn St. W 23-131/19 Muhlenberg W 36-01/26 USMMA W 26-62/2 Columbia W 31-32/23 Coast Guard W 29-3

1946-47 Record: 8-0• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 12th / 2nd• All-Americans: 147 - Fletcher, 136 - Smith1/11 Dartmouth W 24-61/18 Penn W 24-81/25 USMMA W 25-32/1 Muhlenberg W 34-02/8 Coast Guard W 27-32/15 at Columbia W 22-82/22 N. Carolina W 28-63/1 at Penn St. W 27-3

1947-48 Record: 8-0• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T9th / 5th• All-Americans: 147 - Fletcher1/10 Gettysburg W 21-31/17 Alabama Poly W 27-51/31 Kansas St. W 31-32/7 Columbia W 33-52/14 Princeton W 24-52/21 Penn St. W 28-62/28 Lehigh W 18-113/6 at Penn W 26-5

1948-49 Record: 6-1-1• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T12th / 3rd1/8 at Columbia W 32-01/15 NC State W 28-51/22 at Yale W 17-92/5 Michigan W 21-102/12 at Princeton T 14-142/19 Lehigh W 19-162/26 Penn St. L 10-203/5 Penn W 23-9

1949-50 Record: 4-3• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T10th / 6th• All-Americans: 136 - Smith1/7 Columbia W 24-61/14 at Penn W 20-61/21 Yale W 16-112/4 at Michigan L 6-202/11 Rutgers W 15-142/18 at Lehigh L 7-242/25 Penn St. L 6-18

1950-51 Record: 6-2• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T12th / 8th• All-Americans: 167 - Thomas1/13 Wash. & Lee W 31-31/20 Maryland W 24-61/27 N. Carolina W 36-02/3 Rutgers L 11-142/10 Princeton W 26-42/17 at Cornell W 22-82/24 at Penn St. L 5-243/3 Virginia W 24-6

1951-52 Record: 6-2• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 10th1/12 at Duke W 26-51/19 Maryland W 21-92/2 Illinois W 25-82/9 Cornell L 11-152/16 Lehigh W 18-102/23 Penn St. L 5-223/1 F&M W 18-103/8 Penn W 26-4

1952-53 Record: 5-3• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 6th1/10 Temple W 31-31/24 at Cornell W 18-101/31 Maryland L 11-152/7 Penn St. L 3-272/14 Duke W 30-02/21 Penn W 30-02/28 at Lehigh L 6-223/7 Columbia W 22-6

1953-54 Record: 7-1• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T4th / 4th• All-Americans: 167 - Gattuso, 191 - Blair1/9 N. Carolina W 36-01/16 Cornell W 17-91/20 Maryland W 22-61/30 Pittsburgh L 13-152/6 at Penn W 22-62/13 at Columbia W 27-32/20 Penn St. W 19-92/27 Lehigh W 16-14

1954-55 Record: 7-1• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 8th / 4th• All-Americans: 167 - Gattuso, 191 - Blair1/8 Duke W 40-01/15 Rutgers W 19-111/29 at Penn St. W 16-12

2/5 Maryland W 21-72/12 at Cornell W 20-62/19 Columbia W 28-52/26 Penn W 30-03/5 at Lehigh L 8-19

1955-56 Record: 6-1• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T21st / 4th• All-Americans: 177 - Zabrycki1/7 Gettysburg W 29-31/14 at Rutgers W 22-61/28 Penn St. L 7-232/4 Maryland W 24-62/11 W. Virginia W 33-32/18 at Columbia W 36-02/25 Lehigh W 20-13

1956-57 Record: 5-2• Coach: Ray Swartz• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T13th / 5th• All-Americans: 191 - Stremic1/5 at Penn W 27-31/12 Syracuse L 14-162/2 Columbia W 29-52/9 Penn St. W 14-132/16 Maryland W 15-92/23 at Lehigh L 6-223/2 Army W 17-8

1957-58 Record: 3-3-2• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 7th12/14 Gettysburg W 30-01/11 at Columbia W 34-01/18 at Maryland T 14-142/1 at Penn St. T 12-122/8 Lehigh L 11-142/15 Pittsburgh L 8-182/22 VMI W 27-53/1 at Army L 8-20

1958-59 Record: 4-4• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 11th12/13 Gettysburg W 34-01/10 USMMA W 25-31/17 Maryland L 10-191/31 Penn St. L 8-172/7 at Lehigh L 5-212/14 at Pittsburgh L 3-272/21 N. Carolina W 23-32/28 Army W 17-9

1959-60 Record: 5-3• Coach: Ray Swartz• EIWA Finish: 16th12/12 Gettysburg W 29-51/9 Duke W 34-01/16 Maryland W 24-51/23 Pittsburgh L 6-212/5 Lehigh W 18-132/13 at Penn St. L 8-252/20 at Temple W 32-32/27 Army L 15-16



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1960-61 Record: 6-3• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T28th / 6th12/17 Coast Guard W 25-21/7 Virginia Tech W 18-111/14 USMMA W 23-31/21 at Maryland L 8-181/28 at Hofstra W 19-132/4 at Lehigh L 8-242/11 Penn St. W 17-112/18 Temple W 27-62/25 Army L 14-15

1961-62 Record: 4-5-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T30th / 3rd12/9 at Penn St. L 12-1712/11 Michigan L 11-2112/16 Hofstra W 20-61/6 Virginia Tech W 25-61/13 at Coast Guard W 29-21/20 Maryland T 12-122/3 Lehigh L 9-182/10 Pittsburgh L 3-262/17 at Temple W 32-22/24 at Army L 8-20

1962-63 Record: 5-3• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T11th / 4th• All-Americans: 137 - Harman, 177 - Franzen12/8 Penn St. W 17-1212/15 at Hofstra W 24-01/12 Va. Tech W 30-01/19 Syracuse L 10-202/2 at Lehigh L 6-232/9 at Maryland L 8-172/16 Temple W 25-52/23 Army W 18-9

1963-64 Record: 6-2-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T29th / 5th• All-Americans: 177 - Franzen12/14 Hofstra W 26-612/19 Cornell W 17-111/11 at Temple W 30-31/18 Va. Tech W 30-02/1 at Syracuse L 13-192/8 Lehigh W 20-112/15 Maryland W 23-92/22 at Penn St. L 9-182/29 at Army T 14-14

1964-65 Record: 3-3-2• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T10th / 3rd• All-Americans: 137 - Hicks12/12 at Cornell W 26-91/9 Syracuse W 28-101/16 Va. Tech W 32-01/23 Temple L 14-162/6 at Lehigh L 11-172/13 at Maryland L 11-172/20 Penn St. T 16-162/27 Army T 16-16

1965-66 Record: 10-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 19th / 2nd• All-Americans: 191 - Nichols12/4 Oklahoma L 12-2112/11 Cornell W 19-151/8 at Syracuse W 26-131/15 at Va. Tech W 32-81/15 # Auburn W 31-31/15 # Old Dominion W 25-101/22 Pittsburgh W 35-32/5 Lehigh W 19-142/12 Maryland W 23-62/19 at Penn St. W 20-142/26 at Army W 19-14# - Blacksburg, Va.

1966-67 Record: 7-1-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 9th / 2nd• All-Americans: 123 - Burger, 145 - Vanderlofske, 160 - Kent12/3 Minnesota W 23-612/10 at Cornell W 26-101/7 Syracuse W 31-31/14 at Pittsburgh W 31-31/21 Va. Tech W 26-62/4 at Lehigh L 11-202/11 at Maryland W 21-102/18 Penn St. T 15-152/25 Army W 25-10

1967-68 Record: 9-0• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 5th / 1stt• All-Americans: 137 - Vanderlofske, 152 - Kent12/16 Springfield W 33-61/5 at Cornell W 23-131/6 at Syracuse W 30-91/13 Pittsburgh W 33-21/20 Va. Tech W 25-82/3 Lehigh W 21-132/10 Maryland W 26-82/17 at Penn St. W 17-142/24 at Army W 19-13

1968-69 Record: 9-0-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 19th / 1st• All-Americans: 167 - Welch12/7 at Cornell W 28-612/14 Springfield W 32-212/20 Syracuse W 28-51/11 at Pittsburgh W 27-81/18 Va. Tech W 40-22/1 William & Mary W 33-02/8 at Lehigh W 22-122/15 Penn St. W 18-142/22 at Maryland T 15-153/1 Army W 22-11

1969-70 Record: 7-2• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 23rd / 1st• All-Americans: 137 - Harman, 177 - Franzen12/13 at Syracuse W 34-812/17 Oklahoma L 5-261/10 Pittsburgh W 28-61/17 Northwestern W 28-6

1/31 at Temple W 30-62/7 Lehigh W 23-132/14 at Penn St. L 16-182/21 Maryland W 34-02/28 at Army W 26-6

1970-71 Record: 16-1-2• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T9th / 2nd• All-Americans: 118 - Schuler, 142 - Keaser12/5 Michigan L 14-1712/9 Cal Poly W 22-1512/12 at Princeton W 22-1212/12 # E. Stroudsburg W 32-512/12 # Colgate W 30-512/17 at N. Iowa W 26-612/18 at MSU-Mankato W 27-1012/19 $ Missouri W 18-1412/19 at S.D. State W 31-312/19 $ Minnesota W 22-111/9 at Pittsburgh W 27-111/13 Neb.-Omaha T 17-171/16 Temple W 23-111/23 VMI W 37-22/6 at Lehigh W 23-142/13 Penn St. T 17-172/16 Syracuse W 32-52/20 at Maryland W 28-62/27 Army W 25-8# - Princeton, N.J.; $ - Brookings, S.D.

1971-72 Record: 12-3• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T9th / 1st• All-Americans: 118 - Schuler, 142 - Keaser12/4 Ashland W 35-512/5 Maryland W 24-1212/11 at Syracuse W 33-212/15 William & Mary W 34-612/15 Princeton W 23-1112/16 at Drake W 34-812/17 at Iowa St. L 3-3312/18 at Oklahoma St. L 0-321/8 Pittsburgh W 33-51/12 at Temple W 32-51/15 Harvard W 37-01/15 Virginia W 30-52/5 Lehigh W 26-82/12 at Penn St. L 12-233/4 Army W 37-3

1972-73 Record: 11-5• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T10th / 2nd• All-Americans: 142 - Muthler12/6 S. Illinois W 23-812/9 Syracuse W 33-312/13 Cal Poly L 11-2112/14 at Washington L 15-241/6 at Pittsburgh W 19-151/10 at Princeton W 26-101/10 at Temple W 33-61/13 at Harvard W 35-71/13 # Springfield W 33-01/17 Wilkes L 15-261/20 Iowa St. L 5-352/3 at Lehigh W 21-152/10 Penn St. L 13-242/16 at Maryland W 24-6

2/16 $ Buffalo W 26-143/3 Army W 23-14# - Boston, Mass.; $ - College Park, Md.

1973-74 Record: 12-1-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 17th / 1st• All-Americans: 134 - Hahndorf, 190 - Simons12/5 Tennessee W 24-912/7 at Cornell W 29-1212/8 at Syracuse W 28-612/15 Wilkes W 21-171/7 at S. Illinois W 24-121/12 Pittsburgh W 36-31/12 Oklahoma L 14-201/12 Princeton W 34-31/15 Rhode Island W 32-91/19 Maryland W 34-52/2 Lehigh W 20-122/9 at Penn St. T 18-182/16 Hofstra W 34-82/23 Army W 34-3

1974-75 Record: 20-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T35th / 2nd12/4 S. Illinois W 17-1412/7 # Kentucky W 25-1212/7 # F&M W 36-212/7 at Princeton W 30-612/13 at Rutgers W 28-912/14 at Wilkes W 24-1212/18 Cal Poly W 19-181/4 at Clarion W 29-151/6 at Bloomsburg W 29-61/7 Virginia W 29-51/8 Yale W 25-61/11 at Pittsburgh W 33-61/15 Cornell W 36-61/18 at Maryland W 23-151/18 $ Buffalo W 27-61/18 $ Massachusetts W 42-01/25 N. Carolina W 37-72/1 at Lehigh L 14-182/8 Penn St. W 19-162/15 West Chester W 33-62/22 at Army W 40-2# - Princeton, N.J.; $ - College Park, Md.

1975-76 Record: 13-2• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 13th / T2nd• All-Americans: 118 - Costello, 158 - Althans12/13 Rutgers W 35-512/13 Wilkes W 27-161/5 Bloomsburg W 29-111/7 Yale L 18-211/10 William & Mary W 18-161/10 Pittsburgh L 15-181/10 Princeton W 25-121/14 Rhode Island W 20-191/17 Maryland W 23-91/24 N. Carolina W 22-161/24 Clarion W 20-171/31 Lehigh W 22-162/7 at Penn St. W 20-192/14 West Chester W 35-82/21 Army W 40-5



1976-77 Record: 12-6• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 23rd / 2nd• All-Americans: 158 - Althans12/8 S. Illinois W 34-512/10 at Wilkes L 17-2112/11 at Rutgers W 31-812/14 Cal Poly L 11-251/8 at Princeton W 23-151/8 # Lycoming W 29-61/8 # NC State W 24-151/12 Rhode Island L 19-211/15 Maryland W 24-111/22 Yale W 32-31/22 N. Carolina W 26-91/29 at Lehigh L 16-252/5 Penn St. L 13-232/12 at Pittsburgh W 29-152/19 William & Mary W 30-62/19 West Chester W 22-152/22 Cleveland St. L 16-192/26 at Army W 27-11# - Princeton, N.J.

1977-78 Record: 8-11• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 36th / 5th12/10 Wilkes L 14-1712/10 Rutgers W 26-1212/10 Florida L 17-191/2 at UCLA L 13-201/3 at Cal Poly L 2-401/7 Va. Tech W 23-111/7 NC State W 27-131/7 Princeton L 11-291/14 Maryland W 35-51/28 Lehigh L 18-242/4 at Penn St. L 14-232/11 William & Mary L 11-22/11 Pittsburgh L 18-252/11 Cleveland St. L 17-192/17 at Rhode Island L 16-232/18 # Boston U. W 35-62/18 at Yale W 36-112/18 at Mass. W 41-82/25 Army W 26-12# - New Haven, Conn.

1978-79 Record: 13-6• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T28th / 3rd• All-Americans: 150 - Kihlstadius12/6 S. Illinois W 34-612/9 Yale W 27-912/9 N. Carolina W 18-1612/9 Wilkes L 19-2112/16 Florida L 12-311/6 # Bucknell W 28-111/6 # Syracuse L 17-221/6 at Princeton W 21-171/9 at NC State L 15-191/10 at Duke W 25-111/13 at Maryland W 36-91/20 Columbia W 31-61/27 at Lehigh L 11-331/28 at Lafayette W 35-102/3 Penn St. W 23-112/10 at Pittsburgh W 21-162/10 $ William & Mary W 26-82/10 $ Cleveland St. L 13-222/15 at Army W 35-3

# - Princeton, N.J.; $ - Pittsburgh, Pa.

1979-80 Record: 18-5• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T19th / 2nd• All-Americans: 167 - Reich12/7 at Wilkes L 15-2112/7 at Yale W 29-1212/8 # Notre Dame W 29-1012/12 W. Virginia W 30-151/8 Princeton W 24-111/9 at O. Dominion W 23-151/10 at NC State L 12-201/11 at N. Carolina L 13-261/14 Maryland W 26-151/18 at Rutgers W 33-71/19 $ C.W. Post W 30-121/19 $ N.Y. Maritime W 59-01/19 at Columbia W 27-101/26 S. Conn. St. W 28-121/26 Syracuse W 34-51/26 Pittsburgh W 37-61/28 Lafayette W 40-22/2 at Penn St. L 13-212/9 at Lehigh L 10-252/17 William & Mary W 30-92/17 East Carolina W 28-132/17 Nebraska W 19-142/23 Army W 29-7# - New Haven, Conn.; $ - New York, N.Y.

1980-81 Record: 18-4• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 39th / 3rd12/6 Wilkes W 29-1312/9 Cal Univ. (Pa.) W 38-21/6 # Rider W 31-61/6 @ Princeton W 30-31/9 $ Va. Tech W 22-131/9 $ Clemson W 41-01/9 $ NC State L 15-201/14 Bucknell W 41-101/17 % N. Carolina W 30-51/17 at Maryland W 26-81/17 % Yale W 40-31/24 Rutgers W 40-81/24 West Virginia W 32-61/24 S. Conn. St. W 43-61/29 Colgate W 36-31/31 Penn St. L 15-172/1 at Syracuse L 16-192/8 ^ Bloomsburg W 27-172/8 at Pittsburgh W 32-92/14 at Lehigh L 19-212/15 at Lafayette W 40-52/21 at Army W 26-9# - Princeton, N.J.; $ - Hampton, Va.; % - College Park, Md.; ^ - Pittsburgh, Pa.

1981-82 Record: 19-3• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 17th / 1st• All-Americans: 167 - Reich12/5 at Wilkes W 24-141/2 # C. Oklahoma W 24-131/4 at C. Florida W 40-71/6 at Tennessee W 31-161/9 Pitt.-Johnstown W 42-31/9 Maryland W 27-111/9 Temple W 26-81/11 Princeton W 36-3

1/15 $ Morgan St. W 37-61/15 $ William & Mary W 31-91/16 Old Dominion W 30-71/16 Cal Poly L 14-201/18 W. Virginia W 30-141/22 at Rider W 30-91/23 % Massachusetts W 37-31/23 at Rutgers W 43-51/30 at Penn St. L 18-242/6 N. Carolina L 19-262/6 Liberty W 34-22/6 Pittsburgh W 32-72/13 Lehigh W 35-102/20 Army W 36-6# - Orlando, Fla.; $ - Hampton, Va.; % - Piscataway, N.J.

1982-83 Record: 18-0-2• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 11th / 2nd• All-Americans: 167 - Reich, HWT - Fears12/3 Wilkes W 23-151/2 # App. St. W 34-01/2 at C. Florida W 43-31/3 # C. Oklahoma W 30-131/6 Rider W 33-91/8 $ G. Mason W 37-61/8 $ Princeton W 35-61/8 at F&M W 35-51/11 at Maryland W 25-121/15 Syracuse T 19-191/22 Bucknell W 30-101/22 NC State W 20-161/22 Rutgers W 33-61/29 Penn St. T 20-202/3 N. Carolina W 29-52/5 at Pittsburgh W 27-122/5 % Bloomsburg W 31-92/6 at W. Virginia W 39-32/18 at Lehigh W 24-202/19 at Army W 33-3# - Orlando, Fla.; $ - Lancaster, Pa.; % - Pittsburgh, Pa.

1983084 Record: 15-4-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 32nd / 1st• All-Americans: 118 - Peters12/3 at Wilkes W 23-1312/6 Nebraska W 26-181/2 # Clemson W 21-91/2 # Central Okla. W 33-81/3 at Stetson W 55-01/6 at Rider W 24-121/7 $ G. Mason W 39-61/7 at Princeton W 24-91/7 $ F&M W 32-01/11 Louisiana St. L 13-191/13 at Syracuse T 22-221/20 at NC State W 27-151/21 at N. Carolina L 13-231/28 at Penn St. L 13-281/30 W. Virginia W 33-112/4 Old Dominion W 30-92/4 Maryland W 32-32/4 Pittsburgh W 21-172/11 Lehigh L 12-222/17 Army W 33-6# - Deland, Fla.; $ - Princeton, N.J.

1984-85 Record: 13-4-1• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T55th / 5th11/30 Wilkes W 27-1212/8 # App. State W 21-1212/8 # The Citadel W 50-012/8 at NC State W 24-1512/8 # C. Florida W 42-21/7 F&M W 37-31/7 Princeton W 27-121/7 G. Mason W 46-01/12 Syracuse W 21-151/19 N. Carolina L 19-231/26 Penn St. L 12-292/2 at Pittsburgh W 30-112/3 at W. Virginia L 13-202/9 at Lehigh L 17-252/14 at Maryland W 21-172/16 Bucknell W 27-122/16 Rider W 42-22/23 at Army T 16-16# - Raleigh, N.C.

1985-86 Record: 11-10• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T53rd / 1st12/2 Oregon St. L 11-3012/6 at Wilkes W 22-181/2 at Stetson W 44-31/2 # C. Oklahoma W 27-141/2 # Clemson L 18-191/6 at F&M W 33-161/6 $ Princeton W 27-81/8 Syracuse L 15-241/11 % Drexel W 32-81/11 % Lycoming W 44-61/11 at Rider W 26-211/17 at NC State L 14-181/18 at N. Carolina L 11-321/26 at Penn St. L 15-271/27 W. Virginia W 20-192/1 William & Mary W 26-112/1 Pittsburgh L 14-192/8 Lehigh L 12-282/12 Maryland L 18-222/15 at Bucknell L 12-192/22 Army W 29-2# - Deland, Fla.; $ - Lancaster, Pa.; % - Princeton, N.J.

1986-87 Record: 16-4• Coach: Ed Peery• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 24th / 2nd• All-Americans: 126 - Treaster12/1 Oregon St. W 36-612/5 Wilkes L 13-201/10 at Princeton W 33-61/10 # F&M W 39-61/17 at E. Stroud. W 35-81/17 $ Yale W 39-61/17 $ Drexel W 27-11 1/24 Penn St. L 13-251/26 N.C. State W 38-51/31 Syracuse W 28-102/1 Pittsburgh L 17-252/7 Lehigh L 16-222/12 at Maryland W 29-122/14 Bucknell W 28-72/14 Rider W 23-152/14 Old Dominion W 29-6



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2/21 William & Mary W 33-32/21 Shippensburg W 35-62/21 N. Carolina W 19-172/28 at Army W 22-12# - Princeton, N.J.; $ - East Stroudsburg, Pa.

1987-88 Record: 18-3-1• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 29th / 2nd12/2 Oregon St. W 12-1012/4 at Wilkes W 21-181/2 Buena Vista W 29-91/9 Princeton W 26-91/9 G. Mason W 39-31/9 F&M W 42-31/16 # E. Stroudsburg W 30-121/16 at Yale W 44-31/16 # Drexel W 33-101/18 W. Virginia W 22-121/23 at Penn St. L 17-211/24 at Bucknell W 27-131/30 Syracuse W 26-161/30 Pittsburgh T 19-192/6 Lehigh W 21-132/13 Maryland W 22-112/13 Rider W 27-122/13 J. Madison W 33-82/19 at NC State L 13-212/20 at N. Carolina L 16-182/21 at William & Mary W 23-132/27 Army W 20-15# - New Haven, Conn.

1988-89 Record: 14-5-1• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 23rd / 3rd• All-Americans: 158 - Schleicher11/28 Oregon St. W 27-612/2 Wilkes W 22-1212/10 at Syracuse L 12-2612/31 # Toledo W 28-91/4 at Rider L 12-231/7 at F&M W 37-01/7 $ Princeton W 22-111/14 Drexel W 30-91/14 Yale W 35-81/14 E. Stroudsburg W 34-91/21 Penn St. L 8-301/27 at W. Virginia L 15-261/28 at Pittsburgh L 20-222/4 at Lehigh W 21-192/5 NC State W 21-132/11 Bucknell W 27-102/11 William & Mary W 36-62/14 at Maryland W 28-102/18 N. Carolina T 16-162/25 at Army W 18-13# - Tampa, Fla.; $ - Lancaster, Pa.

1989-90 Record: 18-5• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 13th / 1st• All-Americans: 158 - Schleicher, HWT - Bourne11/28 Oregon St. L 14-2012/1 at Wilkes L 12-2712/8 Syracuse W 22-171/2 # Appalachian St. W 22-91/6 at Princeton W 35-31/6 $ F&M W 22-121/6 $ G. Mason W 21-16

1/12 at Rider W 25-111/13 at E. Stroud. W 32-111/13 % Drexel W 26-111/13 % Yale W 38-111/20 at Penn St. L 9-281/27 at W. Virginia L 12-191/27 ^ Arizona L 12-241/28 at Pittsburgh W 31-92/3 Lehigh W 23-112/6 Maryland W 33-72/10 at Bucknell W 25-152/17 at N. Carolina W 21-172/17 at NC State W 20-132/18 at Duke W 29-82/24 Army W 21-113/3 at Will. & Mary W 25-17# - Tampa, Fla.; $ - Princeton, N.J.; % - East Stroudsburg, Pa.; ^ - Morgantown, W.Va.

1990-91 Record: 19-2• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 36th / 2nd12/1 at Syracuse W 22-1312/2 # Brown W 21-1112/2 # Lock Haven W 25-812/2 at Cornell W 17-1512/7 Wilkes W 29-111/5 Princeton W 33-51/5 F&M W 34-31/12 at Yale W 29-81/12 $ E. Stroudsburg W 36-91/12 $ Drexel W 37-31/19 Penn St. L 12-251/25 Pittsburgh L 9-251/26 W. Virginia W 18-162/2 at Lehigh W 29-82/9 Bucknell W 23-122/9 Coppin St. W 36-62/9 William & Mary W 35-112/12 at Maryland W 21-152/16 N. Carolina W 27-152/17 NC State W 26-122/23 at Army W 19-13# - Ithaca, N.Y.; $ - New Haven, Conn.

1991-92 Record: 13-5• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T36th / 2nd12/2 Syracuse W 21-1812/6 at Wilkes W 23-91/4 Bloomsburg L 15-171/4 Drexel W 18-131/10 # Edinboro W 18-141/10 # Minnesota W 25-91/11 # Lock Haven W 22-141/11 # N. Carolina L 11-231/18 at Penn St. L 3-341/24 at W. Virginia W 19-161/25 at Pittsburgh W 22-152/1 Lehigh W 25-92/5 Maryland W 22-132/8 $ Bucknell W 27-92/15 at N. Carolina L 15-162/16 at NC State L 15-222/22 Army W 22-182/26 Rider W 17-14# - Hampton, Va.; $ - West Point, N.Y.

1992-93 Record: 19-3-1• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T30th / 3rd11/14 Penn St. L 9-2212/4 Wilkes W 33-31/5 at Princeton W 33-31/5 # New York U. W 38-101/5 # Delaware St. W 54-31/8 BYU W 22-121/8 Oklahoma L 12-241/8 N. Carolina W 21-131/9 Brown W 20-101/9 Wisconsin L 12-181/9 Cornell W 21-131/16 at Syracuse W 21-91/22 W. Virginia W 21-101/23 Pittsburgh T 15-151/23 Coppin St. W 40-101/30 at Lehigh W 19-122/3 at Maryland W 16-152/6 Bucknell W 22-152/6 Rider W 18-172/20 N. Carolina W 20-122/20 NC State W 24-132/20 F&M W 21-122/27 at Army W 22-10# - Princeton, N.J.

1993-94 Record: 13-6• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 32nd / 2nd• All-Americans: HWT - Hicks11/14 at Penn St. W 17-1512/3 at Wilkes W 26-912/11 Syracuse L 15-181/8 at Drexel L 9-251/8 at Rider W 30-71/13 # Va. Tech W 28-111/13 # Maryland W 21-151/14 # Cal Poly W 28-151/14 # Wisconsin W 23-141/14 # Cornell L 15-171/14 # Clemson L 16-171/21 at W. Virginia L 10-221/22 at Pittsburgh W 21-141/28 Lehigh W 27-62/5 at Bucknell W 29-92/8 Maryland W 22-142/19 at NC State W 24-162/19 at N. Carolina L 9-262/26 Army W 19-12# - Hampton, Va.

1994-95 Record: 10-6-1• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T43rd / 3rd• All-Americans: 177 - Zembiec12/2 Wilkes W 28-61/7 at Syracuse L 12-251/13 # Old Dominion W 23-121/13 # CS-Bakersfield L 12-231/13 # Cornell W 19-131/14 # N. Iowa W 33-61/14 # Illinois L 13-201/14 # Edinboro L 17-201/20 West Virginia W 24-91/21 Penn L 15-171/21 Bucknell W 19-181/28 at Lehigh W 22-92/9 at Maryland W 24-12

2/11 Rider W 19-152/18 NC State W 19-182/18 N. Carolina L 14-302/25 at Army T 15-15# - Hampton, Va.

1995-96 Record: 14-5• Coach: Reg Wicks• EIWA Finish: 7th12/1 Pittsburgh L 15-2012/8 at Wilkes W 33-91/6 Syracuse W 21-151/12 at Kent St. W 19-151/12 # E. Michigan W 24-131/13 at Cleveland St. W 23-91/14 $ Purdue L 18-191/14 at Ashland W 31-61/14 $ Ohio St. L 6-281/14 $ Miami (Ohio) W 27-51/20 at Bucknell W 32-71/27 Lehigh W 19-152/7 Maryland W 18-132/10 E. Stroudsburg W 29-72/10 Virginia W 18-112/10 Howard W 32-92/17 at NC State L 12-312/17 at N. Carolina L 3-372/24 Army W 21-9# - Kent, Ohio; $ - Ashland, Ohio

1996-97 Record: 7-6• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T38th / 6th12/3 Wilkes W 48-01/3 Syracuse W 29-131/6 NC State W 31-61/12 Kent St. L 12-211/12 American W 30-101/17 at W. Virginia W 22-151/18 at Pittsburgh W 21-161/25 # Columbia W 37-31/25 at Lehigh L 13-242/6 at Maryland L 13-242/8 at Rider L 11-262/15 N. Carolina L 9-302/22 at Army L 12-19# - Bethlehem, Pa.

1997-98 Record: 9-6• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T46th / 6th• All-Americans: 184 - Gingeleskie12/13 Drexel W 25-101/8 Cornell L 3-321/8 Virginia W 19-181/8 Rider L 13-191/13 Maryland W 23-111/16 at Duquesne W 25-151/18 at Bloomsburg L 15-181/18 at Ashland W 23-131/18 # Miami (Ohio) W 19-131/18 # Delaware St. W 46-61/24 Lehigh L 3-372/14 at NC State L 15-232/14 at N. Carolina L 6-282/21 Army W 21-102/28 at Bucknell W 26-10# - Ashland, Ohio



1998-99 Record: 9-5• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T59th / 6th12/4 at Oklahoma L 6-361/9 at Brown W 18-151/9 # Ohio St. L 6-261/13 at Maryland W 33-91/16 Coppin St. W 39-91/16 Howard W 31-211/16 Duquesne W 29-91/23 at Lehigh L 3-331/24 at Drexel L 12-201/30 Rutgers W 23-152/13 NC State W 25-92/13 N. Carolina L 11-292/20 at Army W 26-62/27 at Bucknell W 19-16# - Providence, R.I.

1999-00 Record: 10-3-1• Coach: Reg Wicks• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T62nd / 6th12/12 Penn St. L 13-2012/12 F&M W 24-131/11 Maryland W 22-121/15 at Virginia W 27-121/15 at J. Madison W 21-151/22 Lehigh L 12-261/28 at Drexel W 30-61/29 at Princeton W 31-61/29 # Rutgers W 20-122/12 at NC State W 28-72/12 at N. Carolina L 18-232/13 at Duke W 21-142/19 Army T 16-162/26 at Bucknell W 32-3# - Princeton, N.J.

2000-01 Record: 7-7• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 30th / 6th• All-Americans: 141 - Conley12/2 at F&M W 44-312/10 at Penn St. L 9-281/6 # Stanford W 20-181/6 # Wisconsin L 9-251/6 # Northwestern W 29-161/6 # Wyoming L 12-181/12 Lehigh L 15-221/17 at Maryland W 27-131/27 Drexel L 10-301/27 Rutgers L 15-212/10 NC State W 19-162/10 N. Carolina L 13-212/16 Bucknell W 31-82/24 at Army W 19-13# - Dallas, Texas

2001-02 Record: 11-6• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 36th / 6th• All-Americans: 141 - Conley11/9 # UC-Davis W 23-1011/9 at Stanford W 22-1211/10 at Menlo Coll. W 23-1311/10 at Fresno St. L 13-2812/8 E. Stroudsburg W 41-31/5 $ Northwestern L 13-271/5 $ Oklahoma L 9-291/5 $ Wisconsin L 3-35

1/12 at Rutgers W 19-161/16 Maryland W 24-121/25 at Lehigh L 10-251/26 % Sacred Heart W 33-121/26 % Drexel L 15-202/9 at N. Carolina W 18-162/9 at NC State W 24-122/15 F&M W 44-92/22 Army W 22-9# - Palo Alto, Calif.; $ - Dallas, Texas; % - Lansdale, Pa.

2002-03 Record: 11-6• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T39th / 10th• All-Americans: 165 - Edwards11/8 # Menlo College W 30-611/8 at Stanford W 29-1611/9 $ Sac. City Coll. W 47-011/9 at UC-Davis L 15-161/4 % Missouri L 12-301/4 % Northwestern L 10-271/4 % Oklahoma L 6-271/11 Rutgers W 18-131/15 at Maryland W 26-91/17 Penn St. L 3-311/24 Lehigh L 0-372/8 N. Carolina W 21-102/8 NC State W 27-162/15 ^ Princeton W 34-152/15 at F&M W 36-32/15 ^ Delaware St. W 38-32/22 at Army W 21-14# - Palo Alto, Calif.; $ - Davis, Calif.; % - Dallas, Texas; ̂- Lancaster, Pa.

2003-04 Record: 12-4• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T60th / 6th11/7 at UC-Davis W 28-1111/8 # Menlo College W 41-011/8 at Stanford W 30-612/13 at Penn St. L 3-411/3 $ Purdue L 14-241/3 $ Oklahoma L 13-211/3 $ Neb.-Kearney W 30-31/10 at Rutgers W 25-101/14 Maryland W 39-31/23 at E. Stroud. W 32-71/24 at Lehigh L 9-292/7 at American W 40-62/7 % N. Carolina W 24-112/7 % E. Michigan W 24-152/14 F&M W 35-62/21 Army W 22-9# - Palo Alto, Calif.; $ - Dallas, Texas; % - Washington, D.C.

2004-05 Record: 12-3• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T33rd / 3rd11/12 at CS-Fullerton W 23-1211/13 # Cal Poly W 26-1611/13 at CS-Baker. W 23-1912/11 at F&M W 34-121/8 $ Brown W 29-61/8 $ Nebraska L 12-211/8 $ Oklahoma L 12-291/13 at Maryland W 35-61/20 Lehigh L 16-201/26 Rutgers W 35-7

1/29 at N. Carolina W 27-101/29 at NC State W 34-62/12 Delaware St. W 48-02/12 American W 30-132/20 at Army W 23-10# - Temecula, Calif.; $ - Dallas, Texas

2005-06 Record: 13-2• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 34th / 4th11/11 # CS-Fullerton W 29-611/12 at CS-Baker. W 30-1311/12 $ UC-Davis W 23-1312/3 at Rutgers W 21-1212/9 Penn State L 6-281/7 % Purdue W 25-121/7 % Utah Valley St. W 39-71/7 % Chattanooga W 26-141/11 Maryland W 33-91/13 at E. Stroud. W 30-31/14 at Lehigh L 12-201/28 NC State W 38-01/28 N. Carolina W 41-42/10 at American W 23-132/18 Army W 24-9# - Temecula, Calif.; $ - Bakersfield, Calif.; % - Dallas, Texas

2006-07 Record: 11-4• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 18th / 2nd• All-Americans: 174 - Stolpinski11/12 # Cumberland W 35-611/12 # Wisconsin L 7-2911/12 at Northwestern L 16-2012/1 Rutgers W 42-012/8 American W 31-91/6 $ Brown W 35-31/6 $ Oklahoma L 9-301/6 $ Oklahoma St. L 17-191/10 at Maryland W 25-121/13 Lehigh W 25-121/20 at N. Carolina W 25-91/20 at NC State W 23-161/24 East Stroud. W 40-62/10 Bucknell W 31-92/18 at Army W 29-6# - Evanston, Ill.; $ - South Grand Prairie, Texas

2007-08 Record: 6-4• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 18th / 4th• All-Americans: 133 - Baker, 174 - Stolpinski, HWT - Prendergast1/5 $ Oklahoma L 6-281/5 $ Columbia W 31-91/5 $ Wisconsin L 12-231/10 Maryland L 18-211/12 at American W 31-161/18 at E. Stroud. W 39-31/19 at Lehigh L 19-221/26 NC State W 21-152/15 at Rutgers W 29-62/22 Army W 22-12$ - South Grand Prairie, Texas

2008-09 Record: 7-9• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T25th / 5th• All-Americans: 133 - Baker, 149 - Saddoris11/7 at CS-Fullerton L 17-2111/8 # Stanford W 27-1111/8 at CS-Baker. W 23-161/9 $ Virginia W 20-151/9 $ Oklahoma St. L 3-341/10 $ Bucknell W 18-121/10 $ Old Dominion L 12-221/10 $ Penn W 21-131/16 American L 17-191/17 Lehigh L 13-301/24 at N. Carolina L 9-251/24 at NC State L 18-201/30 at Maryland L 14-201/31 E. Stroudburg W 39-31/13 Rutgers L 17-18# - Bakersfield, Calif.; $ - Hampton, Va.

2009-10 Record: 6-2• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: 46th / 7th1/8 at American W 18-171/15 at E. Stroud. W 28-121/16 at Lehigh L 9-281/22 Maryland W 19-141/23 N. Carolina W 21-151/23 NC State W 38-31/30 at Rutgers L 10-232/20 Army W 26-6

2010-11 Record: 5-3• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T37th / 6th• All-Americans: 157 - Saddoris12/10 F&M W 32-131/7 at Oklahoma L 9-281/15 Lehigh W 19-151/21 Liberty W 34-61/22 at Maryland L 12-191/28 N. Carolina W 21-191/29 Rutgers L 9-232/19 at Army W 24-9

2011-12 Record: 6-6• Coach: Bruce Burnett• NCAA / EIWA Finish: T48th / 5th12/9 F&M W 31-121/7 Oklahoma L 10-261/13 at E. Stroud. W 43-61/14 at Lehigh L 6-281/20 Maryland L 12-231/22 at Rutgers L 19-201/28 at N. Carolina W 25-121/28 at Campbell W 23-92/17 Army W 27-9



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AAbdill, EverettW. 1924 1924Abeel, George H. III 1938 1937Adams, Andrew J. 2006 2004-05-06Adams, Samuel 1935 1935Adell, Bruce B. 1922 1922Adell, Cecil C. 1922 1919-21-22Ahern, Joel T. 2009 2006-07-08-09Ahrens, Robert A. 1969 1967-68-69Albright, Gary B. 2014 2012Alexander, Robert C. III 2000 1999Allen, Terry J. 1968 1968Althans, John S. 1977 1974-75-76-77Anderson, Hubert H. 1919 1918Anderson, Jon M. 1995 1994-95Anongos, Jared C. 2013 2010Antonelli, Brian 1997 1996-97Antonelli, Jon J. 1992 1991-92Arminio, Thomas J. 1977 1977Arnold, Benjamin W. III 1923 1923Astolfi, Stephen P. 1981 1980-81Awtrey, Robert K. Jr. 1944 1943

BBabbitt, Leman L. 1913 1912-13Bagby, Oliver W. (Mgr) 1938 1938Bailey, Richard M. 2013 2010-11-12Baker, Joseph W. 2009 2006-07-08-09Baldwin, Edwin M. (Mgr) 1958 1958Bannat, Edward G. 1969 1968-69Baravik, Keith A. 1997 1995-96-97Barikian, Michael R. 2004 2001-02-03-04Barnhisel, Robert G. 2013 2010-11-12Barrett, Simeon D. 2006 2004-05Basich, Zachary A. 2013 2010-11-12Bauer, Brian R. 1989 1986Bauer, Thomas E. 1977 1974-75-76-77Baulig, Daniel T. 1993 1993Beasley, Branden C. 2008 2005Beck, Michael C. 1977 1975-76-77Beckley, Paul A. 1990 1989Beckmann, Eric M. 1997 1995-96-97Beitler, Benjamin L. 2010 2010Bennett, Milton D. 1943 1941-42Berger, Kenneth 1973 1973Berger, Matthew L. 2002 1999-00Bergner, Allen A. 1940 1939-40Bever, John T. 2010 2010Bianchi, Kevin A. 1985 1982-83-84-85Biehl, Ned M. 1994 1992-93-94Biesemeier, Harold 1918 1916-17Bigrigg, Michael B. 2002 1999-00-01-02Billings, Michael P. 2010 2009-10Bishop, Earl H. Jr. 1964 1963Bivin, Homer R. 1947 1946Blackmer, Brent M. 1994 1993Blair, Peter S. 1955 1952-53-54-55Blue, Donald D. 1942 1940-41Blum, Howard E. 1945 1944Boettcher, Michael P. Jr. 2002 2000Bones, Adam C. 2005 2002Boone, John D. 1993 1992Borja, Lawrence R. 2014 2011-12Bourne, Brett A. 1991 1988-89-90-91Boyd, Cecil S. 1961 1960

Boyd, Edwin E. (Mgr) 1975 1975Bracken, Leonard A. Jr. (Mgr) 1955 1955Bradley, Richard R. Jr. (Mgr) 1936 1936Brady, Patrick H. 1981 1978-80Brainerd, George E. 1959 1958Brainerd, John L. 1955 1953-54-55Brainerd, Phillip C. 1956 1954-56Brant, Michael A. 2012 2010-11-12Brazee, Jonathan P. (Mgr) 1979 1978Breaux, Joseph P. 2010 2009-10Breen, Joseph 2012 2008-11-12* (2011-12 MGR)Brewer, Marcus W. 2013 2010Brimm, Daniel J. III 1946 1944-45Briner, Richard M. 1964 1963Broadfoot, Henry B. 1916 1914-15-16Brochetti, Adam J. 2006 2004-05-06Brooks, Edwin H. Jr. 1953 1953Brooks, Kevin S. 1985 1983-84-85Buchli, James F. 1967 1965Buck, Andrew J. 2013 2010Buckwalter, Earl E. 1943 1941-42Burger, Gary C. 1968 1966-67-68Burton, Carson M. (Mgr) 2011 2010-11Butcher, Joseph 2008 2008

CCaldwell, Kenneth 2009 2008-09Campbell, Stephen T. 1998 1995-96-97-98Canterbury, Bradford J. 2007 2004-05-06-07Cantrell, Steve L. 1991 1988-89-90-91Carafano, Charles R. 2010 2009-10Carbonaro, Michael J. 2004 2001-02-03-04Carey, David J. 1964 1962-63-64Carloni, Guido J. 1967 1965-66-67Carmack, Alan G. (Mgr) 1982 1981Carman, Aron S. 1993 1991-92-93Carmichael, Hubert M. Jr. 1969 1969Carmichael, William P. 1943 1941-42Carson, John D. 1937 1937Chaffin, J. Ross 1973 1971-72-73Chandler, Charles R. 1939 1937-38-39Chandler, William D. III 1948 1947-48Charkowski, Jason A. 1999 1997Christ, Leon W. 1961 1960Christensen, John D. 1974 1972-73-74Christian, Michael C. 1992 1990Christianson, Robert W. 1970 1968-69-70Christopherson, Ryan 1993 1991-92Clark, Jerome A. 1983 1980Clay, Donald N. 1935 1935Clayton, Michael W. 1995 1992-93-94-95Clouse, Austin P. 2012 2009-10Cobb, Richard M. 1985 1983-84-85Cochran, Larry L. 1970 1969Cochran, RichardA. (Mgr) 1948 1948Cole, Otis R. Jr. 1936 1935Coleman, Andre L. 1995 1994Coleman, Garrett S. 1933 1933Comiskey, Stephen W. 1969 1967-68-69Conley, Mark A. 2002 1999-00-01-02Connard, John M. (Mgr) 1977 1977Conrad, Jeremy L. 1999 1999Conte, Ralph W. Jr. 1996 1993-94-95Conti, Philip O. 1969 1968-69

Cook, Colynn K. 2015 2012Cook, James D. 1987 1984-85-86-87Cooper, Gregory H. 1977 1975-76-77Coppedge, John O. 1947 1944-45Cosgrove, Edward F. 1968 1966Coski, Bernard “J” (Mgr) 1952 1952Costello, Mark T. 1976 1975-76Coutoumas, John M. 2012 2010Coyne, Jason R. 2009 2007-08-09Cox, John H. II 2007 2004-05-06-07Crane, Herbert C. 1954 1952-53-54Crawford, Frederick R. 1964 1962-63-64Creel, Clarence A. 1945 1943-44Cresap, Logan Jr. 1936 1935-36Crickard, Colin V. 1998 1996-97-98Crousore, Derek M. 1998 1995-96Crowley, Michael P. (Mgr) 1982 1982Culpepper, Edward C. 1985 1982-83Cummings, James C. 1993 1991-92-93Curry, Timothy M. 1986 1983-84-86Cuthbert, Douglas L. 1985 1983

DDaughenbaugh, Robert L. 1957 1955-56-57Davies, Michael B. 1995 1994-95Davis, John T. 1915 1913Davis, Kelly R. 1991 1988-89-90-91Davisson, Frederick A. 1926 1924Day, Barton E. (Mgr) 1934 1934Day, Mark A. 2004 2002-04Deets, Mark W. 1990 1989-90Dellorso, Craig S. 1987 1984-85-86-87DeLong, George E. 1948 1946-47DeLuca, Paul A. 2010 2010DeMichiel, Matthew J. 2011 2008-09-10-11Detweiler, Nicholas J. (Mgr) 2010 2010Devine, John M. 1988 1986-87-88Dewald, Edward T. 1990 1988-89-90DiBenedetto, Charles 1949 1949Dickens, Anthony T. 1989 1988-89Dillon, Michael R. (Mgr) 2002 2000-01-02Dinardo, Michael 1988 1986-87-88Dollard, Christopher T. 1997 1995-96-97Donahoe, Gerald J. 1994 1994Donovan, Patrick E. 1981 1980-81Dougherty, Joseph E. 1935 1933-34-35Downes, Barton M. 1949 1948-49Dreher, Gene R. (Mgr) 1948 1947DuBois, Raymond F. 1938 1938Duelley, Benjamin P. 1998 1996-98Dziewiatkowski, Craig T. 2006 2004-05-06

EEbersole, Kenneth A. (Mgr) 1976 1976Eckles, Richard A. II (Mgr) 1990 1989-90Edwards, Frank G. IV 2004 2001-03-04Edwards, Heywood L. 1926 1924Edwards Howard R. Jr. 1949 1948-49Eimers, Homer O. 1921 1920Elder, Fred K. 1912 1910-12Eller, John C. 1962 1960-61Emerson, Arthur T. Jr. 1943 1942

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Emmerson, Richard J. 1976 1974Episcopo, Nicholas J. Jr. 1977 1975-76-77Episcopo, Richard G. 1980 1979-80Ericcson, Edward L. 1916 1915-16Ericsson, Hampton M. 1924 1923-24Evans, Ralph M. 1953 1951Ewers, Dominic I. 2001 1999-00-01Ewin, Jefferson M. 1978 1978

FFarrar, Dennis L. 1964 1962Fears, George M. 1983 1980-81-82-83Feinsod, Jesse T. 2009 2006Fessler, Bradley G. 1999 1997-98-99Fiedler, Paul W. 1955 1954-55Filipowicz, Eric 2013 2010-11Fisher, Stephen M. 1997 1995Flamio, Justis K. 2014 2011Fleischer, Roger G. 1977 1975-76-77Fletcher, John A. III 1948 1945-46-47-48Foglesong, George M. 1946 1945Ford, Jason T. 2000 1998-00Forster, Brian A. 2002 2000-02Foust, James W. 1946 1945Franzen, Gerald F. Jr. 1965 1963-64-65Fraticelli, Christopher 1989 1987-88-89Frei, Jason R. (Mgr) 1994 1993French, Edward D. 1947 1946Frerichs, Herbert D. Jr. 1980 1979Friedman, Peter G. 1958 1957Fritter, Charles T. (Mgr) 1933 1933Frye, Benjamin D. 1997 1995Funke, James C. 1971 1971Futch, George G. 1993 1992-93

GGallery, Daniel V. 1921 1919-21Gano, John H. 1943 1942Garcia, Alexander L. 1997 1995-96-97Garcia, Jake Army Exch. 1991Garcia, Nicolas B. (Mgr) 2012 2010Gardner, Dennis P. 1976 1975-76Garman, James C. 1982 1981Garner, Christopher W. 1982 1980Garner, Prescott H. 2012 2009Garrett, Tanner C. 2006 2003-04-05-06Gates, Olin E. 1921 1920Gattuso, Joseph A. 1955 1952-53-54-55Gazaway, Brad A. 1992 1990-91-92Gay, Jesse B. Jr. 1935 1934Gehring, Paul R. 1979 1977Giambastiani, Edward P. (Mgr) 1970 1970Giambastiani, James C. 1972 1970-71-72Gibson, Joseph M. 1947 1946Gibson, Paul S. 1986 1984-86Gilbert, Homer B. 1910 1910Gillespie, Thomas R. II 1969 1967Gingeleskie, Gregory J. 1999 1996-97-98-99Gladden, Charles T.S. 1914 1914Glova, Michael A. (Mgr) 1996 1996Godek, John 1953 1952-53Godfrey, William C. 1943 1941Goodrow, Kenneth B. 1976 1974-75-76Gorie, Dominic L. 1979 1978-79Gould, George 1939 1939Graber, Kenneth A. 1977 1977Grady, James B. 1933 1933

Graf, Homer W. 1915 1913Grant, Vermon F. 1917 1916-17 Gray, Samuel P. 2005 2002-03-04-05Green, Robert A. 1958 1956-57-58Greene, Oscar Jr. 1947 1945-46Gregory, Richard K. 1952 1951Griffin, James H. 2000 1999-00Griffith, John R. 1961 1960-61Grimes, Jeffrey M. 1990 1989-90Gulosh, Matthew R. 2006 2003-04-05-06Gulosh, Nathan J. 2005 2002-03-04-05Gunning, Thomas I. (Mgr) 1949 1949Guyll, Max E. Jr. 1984 1982

HHahndorf, Fred R. 1974 1972-73-74Haislip, Dustin, K. 2012 2009-10-11-12Hale, John H. 1946 1944-45Haley, Vincent F. (Mgr) 1992 1992Halladay, David E. 1982 1979-80-81-82Hamilton, John H. IV 1998 1995-96Hamilton, Robert B. 1955 1952-53Hanford, James M. (Mgr) 1959 1959Hansen, John E. 1946 1945Hanson, Jackson L. 1978 1977-78Hardy, Randall W. (Mgr) 1966 1966Harman, Brett J. 2003 2000-01-03Harman, Michael J. 1963 1961-62-63Harrell, John P. 1943 1941Harrison, Carter H. 1926 1923Harrison, Thomas W. Jr. 1917 1915Hartman, Robert L. 1974 1972-73-74Harvey, Ethan A. 2011 2011Hatef, Benjamin G. 2013 2010-12Hathaway, Charles E. 1948 1946-47-48Haywood, Joseph K. 1999 1996-97-98-99Hedger, John H. 1990 1987-88Heimark, John J. 1944 1943Helmark, Jacob V. 1940 1940Heimbach, Douglas S. 1981 1978-79-80-81Hemminger, Andrew G. 2004 2001-02-04Hemminger, Daniel L. 2004 2002-04Henry, Eugene M. 1947 1946Henson, Josiah 1945 1943-44Herlihy, Joseph L. 1924 1923Heskett, Jason C. 2003 2002Hey, Jonathan S. 1999 1998Hickam, Aubrey W. (Mgr) 1962 1962Hicks, Joseph D. 1995 1992-93-94-95Hicks, Wayne E. 1966 1964-65-66Hill, Harry H. 1920 1918Hite, Jeremy W. 2000 1998-99Hogsten, Carl T. Jr. (Mgr) 1985 1984-85Holloway, Floyd Jr. 1951 1949-50-51Holloway, James L. III 1943 1942Holman, Daniel J. 1995 1995Holmberg, Robert A. 1993 1991Holoubek, Daniel L. 1978 1977-78Holtz, William F. 1954 1953-54Homestead, Jason K. 2001 1999-00-01Hoops, Lyman B. 1915 1914-15Horn, William A. 1966 1965Hough, Elmer B. 1915 1914-15Hough, Scott 1923 1920House, Mark A. 1990 1987-88-89-90Howe, George T. 1914 1913-14Hunt, James C. Jr. 1951 1949-50-51Hunter, Benjamin N. 2014 2012

Hunter, John C. 1936 1934-36Huntley, Peter O. 2013 2010-11-12Hurm, Scott M. 1989 1987Hylton, Nicholas A. 2013 2010

IIiams, Jeffrey A. 1973 1971-72Ilg, Raymond P. 1960 1959-60Ingram, David R. 2010 2007Isbell, Arnold J. 1921 1919

JJabin, Joshua M. 2001 2001Jackson, James E. 1973 1971Jackson, Richard M. 2013 2011-12Jacobs, Justin 2008 2006-07-08Jacqmin, Michael R. (Mgr) 1963 1963Jarred, John S. 2007 2006-07Jesser, Arthur D. 1954 1952-53-54Johnson, Donald W. 1964 1962Johnson, Larry C. (Mgr) 1972 1971-72Johnson, Quentin A. 2014 2012Johnston, Robert S. 2008 2006-07-08Jones, Herbert G. (Mgr) 1992 1991Jones, Thomas D. 1972 1970-71-72Jonson, Russell M. 1944 1943Joslin, Charles L. Jr. 1944 1942-43Jurado, Enrique L. 1934 1933-34

KKainer, John E. 1989 1987-88-89Kalil, Aaron D. 2012 2009-10-11-12Kane, Jonathan R. 2006 2004-05-06Kane, Mark A. 1970 1968-69-70Kane, Paul J. III (Mgr) 1995 1994-95Kane, William R. 1933 1933Keaser, Lloyd W. 1972 1970-71-72Keehn, Michael R. (Mgr) 2002 1999Kelly, Scott K. 1988 1985-86-87-88Kennington, John 1988 1986Kenny, Barry E. 1981 1979-80-81Kenny, Robert L. 1976 1975-76Kent, John F. 1968 1966-67-68Kershner, George F. 1925 1924Kesler, Gene P. 1960 1958Kihlstadius, Larry A. 1979 1977-78-79King, Algernon S. Jr. 1956 1954King, Richard D. 1942 1940-41Kirkland, Thomas J. III (Mgr) 1957 1957Kitt, Robert B. 1944 1943Kleiss, Norman J. 1938 1937-38Knapp, Caleb C. (Mgr) 2007 2005-06Knapp, Sean T. 2007 2006-07Knott, Arthur W. 1913 1910Knox, Arthur C. 1944 1943Koch, George P. 1933 1933Kohler, Michael W. 2006 2006Kovach, Stephen A. 2003 2000-01-02-03Koumparakis, Speros C. 1997 1995Krall, Daniel J. 1983 1980-81-82-83Kropp, Russell J. 2010 2010



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MMacDonald, M.W. 1946 1943-44-45MacNaughton, John P. Jr. 2000 1997-98-99-00MacSwain, John P. (Mgr) 1974 1974Mahoney, Timothy R. 1949 1949Maichle, Frank M. 1919 1918-19Majka, John T. 2012 2009-10Majxner, Robert J. 1973 1971Mallory, William H. 1994 1992Manion, Travis A. 2004 2002-03-04Manley, Timothy S. 2008 2005-06-07-08Mann, Stephen S. Jr. 1938 1936Mannier, James W. 2014 2011-12Manning, Scott F. 1988 1986-87-88Marquis, David D. 1985 1982-83-84-85Marr, Lawrence O. 1956 1954-55-56Marshall, Gregory S. 1967 1965Martin, Richard J. 1981 1979Mason, Donald R. 1974 1973Mason, Lewis G. 1971 1970-71Mason, Roberts E. 1940 1938Masters, John H. 1936 1936Masterson, Clarence M. 1958 1956Maxwell, James J. 2015 2012Mayfield, Richard O. (Mgr) 2007 2004McBride, Frank A. III (Mgr) 1973 1973McBride, Patrick M. 1996 1994-95-96McCaffrey, Patrick J. 2012 2009-10McCarthy, Michael C. 2012 11

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NNardi, Glen E. 1973 1971Neal, Robert T. 2002 1999-00Neese, Philip M. 2009 2007-09Neff, Richmond B. 1951 1950-51Neff, Ronald D. 1989 1986-87-88-89Neill, Robert J. 2011 2009-10-11Neller, Michael E. (Mgr) 1979 1979Nelson, Peter J. 1962 1960-61-62Newman, Mark P. 2001 1998-99-00-01Nichols, Benjamin R. 2008 2007-08Nichols, John W. III 1966 1964-65-66Nolte, George H. (Mgr) 1941 1941Nunneley, John K. (Mgr) 1951 1951

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CAREER RECORD BOOK

ALL-TIME WINS LIST1. 147 Bryce Saddoris 2008-102. 141 Matt Stolpinski 2005-083. 127 Greg Gingeleskie 1996-994. 126 Mark Conley 1999-025. 119 John Reich 1980-836. 114 Dan Hicks 1992-95 114 Tanner Garrett 2003-068. 112 John Cox 2004-079. 111 Scott Schleicher 1987-9010. 106 Ed Prendergast 2005-0811. 102 Luke Rebertus 2009-1212. 101 Aaron Kalil 2009-01213. 97 Steve Kovach 2000-0314. 96 Craig Delloroso 1984-8715. 95 Frank Shaffer 1980-8316. 92 Scott Kelly 1985-8817. 91 Doug Zembiec 1992-95 91 Sam Gray 2002-0519. 90 George Fears 1980-8320. 89 Mike Bigrigg 1999-02

WIN PERCENTAGE (MIN. 75 WINS)1. .879 John Reich 1979-832. .852 Scott Schleicher 1986-903. .843 Frank Shaffer 1979-834. .830 Scott Kelly 1984-885. .812 Brett Bourne 1987-916. .804 Greg Gingeleskie 1995-997. .803 Dan Hicks 1991-958. .795 Steve Kovach 1999-039. .786 Bryce Saddoris 2008-1010. .785 Ed Prendergast 2005-08

MOST PINS1. 63 John Reich 1979-832. 38 Ed Prendergast 2005-083. 36 Karl Haywood 1995-994. 35 Scott Kelly 1984-885. 31 Pete Blair 1951-556. 28 George Fears 1979-837. 27 Frank Workman 1993-97 27 John Fletcher 1944-489. 26 Brett Bourne 1987-9110. 24 Mickey MacDonald 1942-45 24 Thayer Paxton 2001-0512. 23 Dan Muthler 1972-75 23 Frank Workman 1993-97 23 Steve Kovach 1999-0315. 22 Bryce Saddoris 2008-10 22 Matt Stolpinski 2005-08 22 Sam Gray 2001-05 22 Steve Kovach 1999-03

MATCHES WRESTLED1. 187 Bryce Saddoris 2008-102. 184 Matt Stolpinski 2005-083. 161 Mark Conley 1998-024. 158 Greg Gingeleskie 1995-995. 153 Aaron Kalil 2009-126. 150 John Cox 2004-077. 147 Tanner Garrett 2002-068. 143 Sam Gray 2001-059. 139 Luke Rebertus 2009-1210. 136 John Reich 1979-8311. 135 Ed Prendergast 2005-08 135 Mike Bigrigg 1998-0213. 132 Scott Schleicher 1986-9014. 131 Matt DeMichiel 2008-1015. 129 Craig Dellorso 1984-87

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30-WIN SEASONS1. 44 Mark Conley 2001-02 44 Matt Stolpinski 2006-073. 43 Tanner Garrett 2005-06 43 Bryce Saddoris 2008-095. 42 Matt Stolpinski 2007-086. 39 Scott Kelly 1987-88 39 Dan Hicks 1994-95 39 Ed Prendergast 2007-089. 38 Brett Bourne 1989-90 38 Greg Gingeleskie 1997-98 38 Steve Kovach 2000-0112. 37 Bryce Saddoris 2010-11 37 Ed Prendergast 2006-0714. 36 Luke Rebertus 2008-0915. 35 Scott Kelly 1986-87 35 Kurt Kyle 1994-95 35 Doug Zembiec 1994-95 35 Tyrone Neal 1998-99 35 Steve Kovach 2001-02 35 Tanner Garrett 2004-05 35 John Jarred 2005-06 35 Bryce Saddoris 2007-0823. 34 Mark Conley 2000-01 34 John Cox 2005-0625. 33 Matt Treaster 1986-87 33 Scott Schleicher 1988-89 33 Greg Gingeleskie 1996-97 33 Justin Woodruff 1999-00 33 Antonio Miranda 2006-07 33 Aaron Kalil 2011-1231. 32 Scott Schleicher 1989-90 32 Thayer Paxton 2004-05 32 John Jarred 2006-07 32 Casey Caldwell 2008-09 32 Bryce Saddoris 2009-1036. 31 Luke Rebertus 2010-11 31 John Reich 1981-82 31 Frank Edwards 2002-03 31 Matt DeMichiel 2008-0940. 30 John Reich 1979-80 30 John Reich 1982-83 30 Brett Bourne 1990-91 30 Greg Gingeleskie 1998-99 30 Mark Conley 1999-00 30 Tom Storer 2000-01 30 Matt Stolpinski 2005-06

WIN PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 WINS)1. .957 Scott Schleicher 1988-892. .935 Frank Shaffer 1981-823. .934 Scott Kelly 1986-874. .932 Tanner Garrett 2005-065. .919 Scott Kelly 1987-886. .909 John Reich 1982-837. .907 Dan Hicks 1994-958. .903 Tim Curry 1985-869. .900 John Reich 1980-8110. .898 Mark Conley 2001-02

MOST PINS1. 24 John Reich 1982-832. 19 John Reich 1979-803. 17 Ed Prendergast 2006-074. 15 Ed Prendergast 2007-08 15 Scott Kelly 1986-87 15 Scott Kelly 1987-887. 14 Frank Workman 1996-97 14 John Fletcher 1947-489. 12 Dan Hicks 1994-95

12 Karl Haywood 1997-98 12 Steve Kovach 2001-02

MATCHES WRESTLED1. 51 Matt Stolpinski 2006-072. 50 Matt Stolpinski 2007-083. 49 Mark Conley 2001-024. 48 Tanner Garrett 2005-065. 47 Bryce Saddoris 2007-08 47 Tyrone Neal 1998-99 47 Steve Kovach 2000-01 47 Tom Storer 2000-019. 46 John Cox 2005-0610. 45 Bryce Saddoris 2010-11 45 Brad Canterbury 2006-07 45 Brett Bourne 1989-90 45 Greg Gingeleskie 1997-98 45 Luke Lazzo 2001-02 45 John Jarred 2005-06 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

WINS BY A FRESHMAN 1. 37 Tyrone Neal 1998-99 2. 36 Luke Rebertus 2008-09 3. 35 Bryce Saddoris 2007-08 4. 30 John Reich 1979-80 5. 29 Prescott Garner 2008-09

WINS BY A SOPHOMORE 1. 43 Bryce Saddoris 2008-09 2. 38 Steve Kovach 2000-01 3. 33 Greg Gingeleskie 1996-97 4. 31 Matt DeMichiel 2008-09 5. 30 Mark Conley 1999-2000 30 Matt Stolpinski 2005-06

WINS IN FIRST TWO SEASONS COMBINED 1. 78 Bryce Saddoris 2008-09 2. 59 Greg Gingeleskie 1996-97 3. 58 John Reich 1980-81 4. 55 Matt Stolpinski 2005-06 5. 53 Tyrone Neal 1999-00

WINS IN ANY TWO SEASONS COMBINED 1. 86 Matt Stolpinski 2007-08 2. 80 Bryce Saddoris 2008-11 3. 78 Bryce Saddoris 2008-09 78 Mark Conley 2001-02 78 Tanner Garrett 2005-06

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MOST WINS BY WEIGHT CLASS125: 1. 29 Aaron Kalil 2010-11 29 Prescott Garner 2008-09 3. 27 Alex Usztics 2006-07 4. 26 Sam Gray 2002-03 5. 22 Aaron Kalil 2009-10

133: 1. 33 Aaron Kalil 2011-12 2. 29 Sam Gray 2004-05 3. 28 Joe Baker 2007-08 4. 23 Zane Stickel 1998-99 23 Jason Homestead 2000-01

141: 1. 44 Mark Conley 2001-02 2. 34 Mark Conley 2000-01 3. 30 Mark Conley 1999-00 4. 28 Brad Canterbury 2006-07 5. 27 Nate Gulosh 2004-05

149: 1. 43 Bryce Saddoris 2008-09 2. 35 Bryce Saddoris 2007-08 3. 34 John Cox 2005-06 4. 30 Tom Storer 2000-01 5. 29 John Cox 2006-07 29 John Cox 2004-05

157: 1. 37 Bryce Saddoris 2010-11 2. 35 John Jarred 2005-06 35 Tyrone Neal 1998-99 4. 32 John Jarred 2006-07 32 Bryce Saddoris 2009-10

165: 1. 31 Matt DeMichiel 2008-09 31 Frank Edwards 2002-03 3. 29 Craig Dziewiatkowski 2004-05 4. 25 Luke Lazzo 2001-02 5. 24 Robby Neill 2009-10

174: 1. 44 Matt Stolpinski 2006-07 2. 42 Matt Stolpinski 2007-08 3. 36 Luke Rebertus 2008-09 4. 30 Matt Stolpinski 2005-06 5. 29 Mark Newman 2000-01

184: 1. 33 Antonio Miranda 2006-07 2. 32 Casey Caldwell 2008-09 3. 31 Luke Rebertus 2010-11 4. 30 Greg Gingeleskie 1998-99 5. 29 Luke Rebertus 2011-12

197: 1. 33 Justin Woodruff 1999-00 2. 32 Thayer Paxton 2004-05 3. 29 Chris Pogue 2005-06 4. 28 Thayer Paxton 2003-04 5. 27 Justin Woodruff 1998-99 27 Mike Bigrigg 2000-01

285: 1. 43 Tanner Garrett 2005-06 2. 39 Ed Prendergast 2007-08 3. 38 Steve Kovach 2000-01 4. 37 Ed Prendergast 2006-07 5. 35 Steve Kovach 2001-02 35 Tanner Garrett 2004-05all current weight classes were adopted in 1998-99

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Navy Year Fin. Navy ChampionsRay Swartz era1941 3 155 Milton Bennett, 165 George Weems1942 3 155 Milton Bennett, 165 Bill Carmichael, HWT C. Shuford Swift1943 1 121 Malcolm MacDonald, 136 Robert Kitt, 145 Josh Henson, 165 Clarence Creel, HWT C. Shuford Swift1944 1 121 Malcolm MacDonald, 145 Josh Henson, 155 John Hale1945 1 121 Malcolm MacDonald, 136 Oscar Greene, 155 John Hale1946 1 136 Oscar Greene1947 2 136 L. Wayne Smith, 145 John Fletcher1948 3 145 John Fletcher, HWT Newbold Smith1949 3 145 Bart Downes1950 6 136 L. Wayne Smith1951 8 ---1952 10 ---1953 6 ---1954 4 167 Joe Gattuso, HWT Peter Blair1955 4 167 Joe Gattuso, HWT Peter Blair1956 4 ---1957 5 ---1958 7 ---1959 11 ---9160 16 ---Ed Peery Era1961 6 191 John Griffith1962 3 137 Mike Harman1963 4 137 Mike Harman, 177 Gerald Franzen1964 5 137 Wayne Hicks, 177 Gerald Franzen1965 3 177 Gerald Franzen1966 2 137 Wayne Hicks1967 2 145 Pete Vanderlofske, 152 Richard Mies1968 1 123 Gary Burger, 145 Peter Vanderlofske, HWT Mark Kane1969 1 130 Dale Stahl, 137 Steve Comiskey, 160 Bob Christianson, 177 Robert Ahrens, 191 Edward Bannat1970 1 118 Tom Schuler, 126 Lewis Mason, 130 Dale Stahl, 142 Lloyd Keaser, 158 Bob Christianson, 177 Ben Welch1971 2 118 Tom Schuler, 126 Lewis Mason, 134 Andy Tolk, 142 Lloyd Keaser1972 1 118 Tom Schuler, 134 Andy Tolk, 142 Lloyd Keaser1973 2 150 J. Ross Chaffin, 158 Robert Hartman1974 1 142 Daniel Muthler, 190 Jeffrey Simons1975 2 ---1976 T2 118 Mark Costello1977 2 158 John Althans1978 5 1111979 3 150 Larry Kihlstadius1980 2 167 John Reich1981 3 ---1982 1 150 Frank Shaffer, 167 John Reich, 177 Mark Phillips1983 2 167 John Reich, 177 Mark Phillips1984 1 134 Craig Dellorso1985 5 ---1986 1 150 Paul Radomski1987 2 190 Scott Kelly, HWT John DevineRed Wicks Era1988 2 190 Scott Kelly1989 3 158 Scott Schleicher1990 1 126 Mark Smith, 167 Ed Dewald, HWT Brett Bourne1991 2 126 Mark Smith, HWT Brett Bourne1992 2 HWT Dan Hicks1993 3 167 Jamie Cummings, 190 Tom Storey1994 2 177 Doug Zembiec, 190 Greg Wise, HWT Dan Hicks1995 3 177 Doug Zembiec, HWT Dan Hicks1996 7 ---1997 6 ---1998 6 ---1999 6 184 Greg Gingeleskie2000 6 ---

Navy Year Fin. Navy ChampionsBruce Burnett Era2001 6 141 Mark Conley2002 6 141 Mark Conley2003 10 ---2004 6 ---2005 3 ---2006 4 ---2007 2 174 Matt Stolpinski, HWT Ed Prendergast2008 4 133 Joe Baker, 174 Matt Stolpinski, HWT Ed Prendergast2009 5 133 Joe Baker, 149 Bryce Saddoris2010 7 ---2011 6 ---2012 6 ---

NAVY’S EIWA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPSYear Location Points1943 Philadelphia, Pa. 291944 Bethlehem, Pa. 321945 Bethlehem, Pa. 351946 Bethlehem, Pa. 211968 Pittsburgh, Pa. 921969 Princeton, N.J. 831970 State College, Pa. 1031972 Philadelphia, Pa. 921974 Annapolis, Md. 1351982 Bethlehem, Pa. 133.751984 Annapolis, Md. 118.751986 Bethlehem, Pa. 121.251990 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 131.75

NAVY’S THREE-TIME EIWA CHAMPIONSMalcolm MacDonald 1943, 44, 45Gerald Franzen 1963, 64, 65Lloyd Keaser 1970, 71, 72Tom Schuler 1970, 71, 72John Reich 1980, 82, 83Dan Hicks 1992, 94, 95

NAVY’S TWO-TIME EIWA CHAMPIONSMilton Bennett 1941, 42Charles Swift 1942, 43Josiah Henson 1943, 45John Hale 1944, 45Oscar Greene 1945, 46John Fletcher 1947, 48Leon Smith 1947, 50Joseph Gattuso 1954, 55Peter Blair 1955, 56Mike Harman 1962, 63Wayne Hicks 1964, 66Pete Vanderlofske 1967, 68Dale Stahl 1969, 70Bob Christianson 1970, 71Lewis Mason 1970, 71Lloyd Tolk 1971, 72Mark Phillips 1982, 83Scott Kelly 1987, 88Brett Bourne 1990, 91Mark Smith 1990, 91Doug Zembiec 1994, 95Mark Conley 2001, 02Ed Prendergast 2007, 08Matt Stolpinski 2007, 08Joe Baker 2008, 09

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EIWA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY



THE COACHES TROPHYGiven at the conclusion of the EIWA Tournament to the championship’s most valuable wrestler. 1944 Malcolm MacDonald1947 John Fletcher1948 John Fletcher1965 Gerald Franzen1966 Wayne Hicks1971 Lloyd Keaser1983 John Reich1987 Scott Kelly2009 Bryce Saddoris

BILLY SHERIDAN MEMORIAL AWARDGiven in honor of the former Lehigh coach to the wrestler who scores the most falls in the least amount of time.

1966 Peter Vanderlofske1967 Steve Comiskey1970 Ben Welch1983 John Reich1987 Scott Kelly1988 Scott Kelly1992 Jamie Cummings

JOHN FLETCHER MEMORIAL TROPHYNamed in honor of a former Navy wrestler who died at sea in the service of his country, is presented to the wrestler who has scored the most team points during his EIWA tournament career.

1955 Peter Blair1957 Ed Peery1966 Wayne Hicks1968 Gary Burger1969 Steve Comiskey1970 Dale Stahl1972 Lloyd Keaser1990 Scott Schleicher

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NAVY ALL-AMERICANS (61 TOTAL BY 44 WRESTLERS)Yr Wrestler Place Wt1931-32 • Max Silverstein 2nd 1581935-36 • Raymond Vogel 2nd 1741941-42 • Milton Bennett 4th 155 • William Carmichael 2nd 165 • Charles Swift 4th Hwt.1946-47 • John Fletcher 3rd 147 • L. Wayne Smith 5th 136 • Robert Wisherd 6th 1651947-48 • John Fletcher 2nd 1471949-50 • L. Wayne Smith 3rd 1361950-51 • Don Thomas 3rd 1671953-54 •PeterBlair 1st, 191 • Joe Gattuso 3rd 1671954-55 •PeterBlair 1st 191 • Joe Gattuso 3rd 1671955-56 • Edward Zabrycki 4th 1771956-57 • Tony Stremic 2nd 1911962-63 • Gerry Franzen 6th 177 • Mike Harman 3rd 1371963-64 • Gerry Franzen 5th 1771964-65 • Wayne Hicks 2nd 1371965-66 • John Nichols 5th 1911966-67 • Gary Burger 3rd 123 • John Kent 5th 160 • Pete Vanderlofske 5th 1451967-68 • John Kent 2nd 152 • Pete Vanderlofske 3rd 1371968-69 • Benjamin Welch 5th 1671970-71 • Lloyd Keaser 3rd 142 • Tom Schuler 2nd 1181971-72 • Lloyd Keaser 3rd 142 • Tom Schuler 4th 1181972-73 •DanMuthler 1st 1421973-74 • Fred Hahndorf 6th 134 • Jeff Simmons 5th 1901975-76 • John Althans 4th 158 • Mark Costello 6th 1181976-77 • John Althans 6th 1581978-79 • Larry Kihlstadius 6th 1501979-80 • John Reich 4th 1671981-82 • John Reich 3rd 1671982-83 • George Fears 7th Hwt. • John Reich 2nd 1671983-84 • Jim Peters 8th 1181986-87 • Matt Treaster 5th 1261988-89 • Scott Schleicher 3rd 158

1989-90 • Brett Bourne 5th Hwt. • Scott Schleicher 2nd 1581993-94 • Dan Hicks 5th Hwt.1994-95 • Doug Zembiec 8th 1771997-98 • Greg Gingeleskie 7th 1842000-01 • Mark Conley 5th 1412001-02 • Mark Conley 6th 1412002-03 • Frank Edwards 7th 1652006-07 • Matt Stolpinski 4th 1742007-08 • Joe Baker 8th 133 • Ed Prendergast 3rd Hwt. • Matt Stolpinski 7th 1742008-09 • Joe Baker 8th 133 • Bryce Saddoris 6th 1492010-11 • Bryce Saddoris 7th 157*** National Champions in bold and italics

THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (1)• John Reich 1980, 81, 82

TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (15)• John Fletcher 1947, 48• L. Wayne Smith 1947, 50• Peter Blair 1954, 55• Joe Gattuso 1954, 55• Gerry Franzen 1963, 64• John Kent 1967, 68• Pete Vanderlofske 1967, 68• Lloyd Kaeser 1971, 72• Tom Schuler 1971, 72• John Althans 1976, 77• Scott Schleicher 1989, 90• Mark Conley 2001, 02• Matt Stolpinski 2007, 08• Joe Baker 2008, 09• Bryce Saddoris 2009, 11

FOUR-TIME NCAA QUALIFIERS (6)• John Reich (167) 1980-81-82-83• Frank Shaffer (150) 1980-81-82-83• Scott Schleicher (158) 1987-88-89-90• Dan Hicks (HWT) 1992-93-94-95• Joe Baker (133) 2006-07-08-09• Bryce Saddoris (149/157) 2008-09-10-11

NAVY AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

Year Coach NCAA Finish1931-32 John Schutz T81935-36 John Schutz T101938-39 Ray Swartz T121941-42 Ray Swartz T51946-47 Ray Swartz 121947-48 Ray Swartz T91948-49 Ray Swartz T121949-50 Ray Swartz T101950-51 Ray Swartz T121953-54 Ray Swartz T41954-55 Ray Swartz 81955-56 Ray Swartz T211956-57 Ray Swartz T131960-61 Ed Peery T281961-62 Ed Peery T301962-63 Ed Peery T111963-64 Ed Peery T291964-65 Ed Peery T101965-66 Ed Peery 191966-67 Ed Peery 91967-68 Ed Peery 51968-69 Ed Peery 191969-70 Ed Peery 231970-71 Ed Peery T91971-72 Ed Peery T91972-73 Ed Peery T101973-74 Ed Peery 171974-75 Ed Peery T351975-76 Ed Peery 131976-77 Ed Peery 231977-78 Ed Peery 361978-79 Ed Peery T281979-80 Ed Peery T191980-81 Ed Peery 391981-82 Ed Peery 171982-83 Ed Peery 111983-84 Ed Peery 321984-85 Ed Peery T551985-86 Ed Peery T531986-87 Ed Peery 241987-88 Reg Wicks 291988-89 Reg Wicks 231989-90 Reg Wicks 131990-91 Reg Wicks 361991-92 Reg Wicks T361992-93 Reg Wicks T301993-94 Reg Wicks 321994-95 Reg Wicks T431996-97 Reg Wicks T381997-98 Reg Wicks T461998-99 Reg Wicks T591999-00 Reg Wicks T622000-01 Bruce Burnett 302001-02 Bruce Burnett 362002-03 Bruce Burnett T392003-04 Bruce Burnett T602004-05 Bruce Burnett T332005-06 Bruce Burnett 342006-07 Bruce Burnett 182007-08 Bruce Burnett 182008-09 Bruce Burnett 252009-10 Bruce Burnett 462010-11 Bruce Burnett T372011-12 Bruce Burnett T48

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NAVY’S OLYMPIANS

1920 – Antwerp • Hubert Anderson 133 • Daniel Gallery 133 • Frank Maichle L.Hwt. • John Redman M. Hwt. • Edward Rogers WLTRWT • Oral Swigart WLTRWT • Philip Weems 154 • Edward Willkie Hwt.1924 – Paris • Edward Rogers WLTRWT • Herschel Smith M. Hwt.1928 – Amsterdam • Heywood Edwards L. Hwt.1932 – Los Angeles • George Ashford 1231948 - London • John Fletcher II 147.5 • Malcolm MacDonald 125.5

1952 - Helsinki • Josiah Henson 136.5 • John Fletcher II 147.5 • Charles Swift 174 • Ray Swartz Coach1956 – Melbourne • Peter Blair 1911976 – Montreal • Lloyd Keaser 149.5 • Tom Schuler 118

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