2013 14 uw-stevens point wrestling media guide

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University Quick FactsSchool ............................UW-Stevens PointLocation ..........................Stevens Point, WIFounded ........................................... 1894Enrollment ....................................... 9,500Colors ...................................Purple & GoldNickname ..................................... PointersConference ............Wisconsin IntercollegiateHome Facility ..............................Berg GymChancellor ..................... Bernie L. PattersonDirector of Athletics ........Daron MontgomeryFaculty Atheltic Rep ................ Nate BowlingAthletic Department Phone .... 715-346-3888Website ..........................athletics.uwsp.eduTwitter ..............................@UWSPAthletics

Wrestling Quick FactsHead Coach ....................... Johnny JohnsonAlma Mater ........................... Oklahoma ‘86Record at UWSP (years) ....149-114-3 (15th)Wrestling Office .................... 715-346-2151Assistant Coaches ...................Jake Wozniak ....................Chris Borwn ....................Joel Burdick ..............Chase DeCleene .....................Dennis HallStudent Assistant Coaches ..........Ryan Conat ............ Jordan Kust ...... Shane SweeneyAthletic Trainer ........................Amanda HeltEquipment Manager ...................Mike Okray

2013-14 Schedule11/7 vs Lakeland-Kimberly HS 7:00 PM

11/9 Pointer Open-SPASH 9:00 AM

11/13 Concordia (WI) 7:00 PM

11/20 at UW-Parkside 7:00 PM

11/23 at Concordia (WI) Open 9:00 AM

11/26 at UW-Oshkosh 7:00 PM

12/5 UW-Whitewater 7:00 PM

12/7 at Candlewood Duals 9:00AM

12/13 at UW-Platteville 6:00 PM

1/10-11 at Bud Whitehill Duals

1/22 at UW-Eau Claire 7:00 PM

1/25 at UWW Border Brawl 1:00 PM

1/31-2/1 at Pete Willison Invite-Wheaton(IL)

2/7 UW-La Crosse 7:00 PM

2/15 WIAC Championships 9:00 AM

2/21 at Augsburg 7:00 PM

3/1 NCAA Midwest Regional 9:00 AM

3/14-15 NCAA Championships

Cedar Rapids, IA

This isAbout UWSP

The University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point was founded in 1894 as a teachers college.

- UWSP serves the Central Wisconsin area and is centrally located midway between Milwaukee and Minneapolis on the Wisconsin River.

- With more than 9,000 students (47% male, 53% female), UWSP employs over 400 faculty/teaching academic staff and has the highest percentage of undergraduate courses taught by regular faculty in the UW System.

- UWSP is consistantly one of the top Public Midwestern Universities-Master’s in U.S. News and World Report’s College Rankings.

- 46 percent of new freshman rank in the top 25 percent of their high school class and boast an average ACT score of 23.

- UWSP students benefit from average class sizes of 28 and get personal attention with a student/faculty ratio of 22:1.

- UWSP offers over 100 undergraduate program choices within 54 majors and 67 minors in four colleges: College of Fine Arts and Communication, College of Letters and Sciences, College of Natural Resources and College of Professional Studies. UWSP also offers 13 graduate programs including a doctorate in audiology with UW-Madison.

- UWSP has a tremendous impact on the Central Wisconsin community, bringing in an estimated $378 million dollars to the area each year. It is estimated that $78 million is spent by students and another $25 million is spent by visitors to campus.

- UWSP boasts the nation’s 28th-ranked International Program with over 21 percent of all bachelor’s degree recipients having studied abroad.

- UWSP’s campus is nearly 400 acres and has 35 buildings including 14 residence halls and the 275 acre Schmeeckle Nature Reserve that features a 24 acre lake, Lake Joanis.

Conveniently located in the center of Wisconsin, the Stevens Point area has something for everyone! Nestled among an abundance of green space and waterways, enjoy our cross country ski trails, numerous hik-ing and biking trails or a game of golf. Visit quaint shops in our historic downtown district, explore museums and art galleries and take in a special event and tour.

At the heart of the UW-Stevens Point campus is the new Dreyfus University Center. Its dining options, services, and amenities make it a fixture of everyday campus life. Visitors and the area communi-ty enjoy the Dreyfus University Center as well, and the facility is site of numerous events and conferences for off-campus customers who take advantage of such an impressive facility located in the heart of Wisconsin.

The DeBot Center has undergone several renovations over the past several years and serves as one of the main dining facilities for stu-dents. DeBot is open seven days a week serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The lower level features a convience store and a made-to-or-der market where students can purchase food through their meal plan.

Dr. Bernie L. Patterson took over as Chancellor at UW-Stevens Point in July of 2010, becoming the 14th chancellor in the 116 year history of the university. Chancellor Patterson came to UWSP after serving as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Oklahoma City University since 2002.

UWSP MISSION STATEMENTUW-Stevens Point shares in the mission of the University of Wisconsin System. The mission of this system is to develop human resources, to discover and disseminate knowledge, to extend knowledge and its application beyond the boundaries of its campuses, and to serve and stimulate society by developing in students heightened intellectual, cultural, and humane sensitivities; scientific, professional, and technological expertise; and a sense of purpose. Inherent in this broad mission are methods of instruction, research, extended education, and public service designed to educate people and improve the human condition. Basic to every purpose of the system is the search for truth.

For More InformationVisit us online at http://www.uwsp.edu for more information about all the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point has to offer!

UWSP opened its newest residence hall in the fall of 2011. The suite-style dorm is five stories tall and includes 82 suites, room for 328 student beds. The building obtained a silver LEED green building certification.

UW-Stevens Point is again ranked as one of the best public universities in the Midwest. U.S. News and World Report places UWSP in the Top Ten Regional Universities in its 2011 rankings. UWSP has become a perennial all-star in the U.S News rankings, which take into account such factors as a school’s student retention and graduate rates, average class size, and the academic talent of the freshman class.

Pointers have developed a reputation as one of the most involved and connected student bodies in the Midwest. With over 180 active organizations open to any student and a campus culture that promotes involvement, it’s easy to explore your areas of interest, as well as experience those you may just be curious about!

The College of Natural Resources at the UWSP is the nation’s largest and premier undergraduate institution for natural resources and environmental management.

Coaching Staff

Johnny Johnson

Head Coach

16th Season

In his 15 seasons as the head coach of the UW-Stevens Point wrestling program, Johnny Johnson has established a very successful coaching résumé.

Johnson is in his 16th season as the Pointers’ head coach and 20th year overall in the UW-Stevens Point program in 2013-14. This will mark Johnson’s 26th year in the college coaching ranks. He has coached 46 wrestlers in the national meet and boasts a 60-23-1 WIAC dual meet record. Johnson earned his 100th career dual meet victory at UW-Stevens Point on Jan. 3, 2009. In 2011, Johnson passed Marty Loy as the UWSP winningest coach and is only the second head coach in UWSP history to tally more than 100 victories and in 2013 was named the WIAC Coach of the Year.

UW-Stevens Point has finished in the top 11 in the national meet five of the last eight years. The Pointers have also finished in the top three in the WIAC every season during Johnson’s tenure, including an undefeated season in WIAC dual meets in 2003-04. Johnson’s 2011 team also posted an eighth place finish at the NWCA National duals.

Johnson has also trained three national champions. Yan White was a three-time national finalist who won the national title in 2002. Cody Koenig and Brad Marten claimed national titles in 2003, when the Pointers achieved a school record third-place finish at the national meet.

Johnson has coached several successful individuals during his term, including three-time All-American Ben Engelland 2009-11. Overall, Johnson has trained 25 All-Americans. He has taken wrestlers to the national meet in every one of his 15 seasons. Johnson guided six wrestlers to the national meet in 2007 where the Pointers finished 10th. Johnson has also helped 24 individuals secure WIAC championships. Additionally, Johnson has had 29 NWCA Scholar All-Americans, including Mike Hayes who was the 2006 WIAC Scholar Athlete of the Year.

Johnson also worked closely with three-time Olympian and 1996 Silver Medalist Dennis Hall. Hall a current UW-Stevens Point assistant coach was joined in the corner by Johnson during the 2004 Olympic Trials and on the trip to Athens, Greece.

Prior to becoming head coach, Johnson served as the Pointers’ top assistant and the state coach for the Wisconsin Wrestling Federation.

Before coming to UW-Stevens Point, Johnson served as an assistant coach at the University of Minnesota for eight seasons. There he was instrumental in developing 18 All-Americans, 10 Big Ten champions, and a No. 1 dual team ranking in 1994.

Johnson was a member of USA Wrestling’s National Coaching Pool and in 1996 served as the head coach of the Junior World Team, taking the team to compete in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Johnson wrestled collegiately at the University of Oklahoma, where he was a two-time Division I All-American for the Sooners while compiling 112-22-2 record. After college, he gained considerable international experience as a member of three U.S. National teams and an alternate to the 1988 U.S. Olympic team.

Having completed his bachelor’s degree in journalism at Oklahoma and his master’s in education at UW-Stevens Point, Johnson teaches Adventure Education in the School Physical Education & Athletic Training at UW-Stevens Point and coordinates tje Adventure Education minor, which he helped developed for the school of PEAT.

A native of Midwest City, Okla., Johnny and his wife, Julie, have three children – son, Jesse, and daughters, Taylor and Gabrialla. They reside in Plover.

Johnson Yr-by-yr

Year Record WIAC NCAA

1998-99 ....... 7-6 ........ 3rd ..... 37th

1999-00 ....... 3-8 ........2nd ..... 38th

2000-01 ....... 9-6 ........2nd ..... 39th

2001-02 ....... 5-5 ........ 3rd ..... 12th

2002-03 ....... 6-9 ........2nd .......3rd

2003-04 ....... 9-4 ........2nd .......9th

2004-05 ...... 14-7 .......2nd ..... 10th

2005-06 ...... 11-8 .......2nd ..... 11th

2006-07 .....12-8-1 ......2nd ..... 20th

2007-08 .....15-6-1 ......2nd ..... 10th

2008-09 .....16-4-1 ......2nd ..... 17th

2009-10 ..... 10-12 ...... 3rd ..... 28th

2010-11 ...... 10-9 .......2nd ... t-21st

2011-12 ...... 8-15 ....... 3rd ... t-25th

2012-13 ...... 17-8 ....... 3rd ..... 43rd

Overall 149-114-3

Jake Wozniak

Head Assistant Coach

Fifth Season

Wozniak is in his third season as the head assistant for the UWSP wrestling program in 2013-14. This is his fifth year as an assistant overall.

A four-year letterwinner for the Pointers, Wozniak turned in the most impressive season of his career in his final season at 165

pounds, boasting a 34-6 record on his way to qualifying for his second NCAA Championship. Wozniak was the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) champion at 165 pounds and was named the championship’s Most Outstanding Wrestler.

For his career, Wozniak tallied 78 wins including 20-plus wins his last two seasons. The native of Stanley, Wis., was also a two-time state qualifier in high school, posting a career mark of 118-19 at Stanley-Boyd High School.

Chase DeCleene

Assistant Coach

First Season

Chase is in his first year as a student assistant coach for the Pointers. Chase, a 2009 graduate of UW-Stevens Point, has returned to school to earn a teaching degree.

During his time on the wrestling team DeCleene was a two-time NCAA Qualifier and earned All-American honors as a senior finishing 6th at the National tournament. Chase also excelled in the classroom, earning NWCA Scholar All-American status in 2009.

Previously, DeCleene worked with the Ashwaubenon Middle and High School wrestling teams.

Chris Brown

Assistant Coach

Sixth Season

Chris is in his sixth season as an assistnt coach with the Pointers after finishing his career as a four-year letterwinner for the Pointers in 2008.

Chris placed second at the WIAC championshps. For his career, Chris finished with over 50 wins.

Dennis Hall

Assistant Coach

Dennis Hall, member of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and three-time Olympian, returns to the UW-Stevens Point wrestling program for his second stint as assistant coach. Hall is one of the most decorated Greco-Roman wrestlers in U.S. history. In 1995, he became only the second U.S. Greco-Roman wrestler ever to win a World Championship, defeating four former World Champions to claim that title. Hall continued to wrestle to success at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta where he brought home the silver medal. During his competitive years Hall also claimed the World Team Trials Championship seven times (1990, 1993-95, 1997-99) and was a 10-time U.S. National Champion (1992-2001).

Arguably the most recognizable wrestler in Wisconsin, Hall brings a wealth of coaching knowledge from every level of wrestling. He operates his club, World Gold Wrestling, out of the UWSP wrestling room and also provides one-on-one training in his Stevens Point home to wrestlers of all levels—grade school, high school, college and Olympic. Wrestlers from all over the nation and even the world have travelled to Stevens Point to train with Dennis. Most recently he was asked to travel and coach with the world team in Bulgaria. Hall, who was the head assistant coach at UWSP from 2000-03 and helped the Pointers to a third-place finish at the 2003 NCAA Championships, served as head Greco-Roman coach at the U.S. Olympic Education Center in Michigan in 2009-10.

Believing in the development of youth wrestling and dedicated to grow and advance the way wrestling is taught and perceived, Dennis Hall will continue to offer his World Gold Wrestling camps, clinics, clubs and private lessons to the athletes of Central Wisconsin. Hall and his wife Chrissy and have four children: Tyler, Brandon, Jake and Alyssa.

Joel Burdick

Assistant Coach

Seventh Season

Joel Burdick is in his seventh year as an assistant coach for the Pointers.

A three-time national qualifier, Burdick lends his experience to the middle weight classes. Burdick was an All-American in 2005 with a seventh-place finish at

nationals while posting a 31-10 overall record. He completed his four-year career with an 86-44 overall record. Burdick was the Outstanding Wrestler at the 2005 WIAC Championship after winning the 141 pound conference title.

Burdick lives in Stevens Point with his wife, Nikki, and son, Zac.

RYAN CONATStudent Assistant

After finishing his senior season last year as an NCAA Qualifier, Ryan Conat joins the coaching staff for the 2013-14 season.

A four-year letterwinner and two-time team captain, Conat amassed over 75 wins in his career with UWSP. His senior season he earned second team All-WIAC and was a National qualifier. Ryan also achieved NWCA Scholar All-American status as a senior year.

JORDAN KUSTStudent Assistant

Kust will finish his last year of school and assist the coaching staff in 2013-14.

As a competitor, Kust was a four-year starter and two-time team captain. His 105-56 record ranks him 13th in overall win percentage and eighth in overall wins in the Pointers wrestling record books.

SHANE SWEENEYStudent Assistant

Sweeney is finishing his degree coursework while serving as a student assistant coach with the Pointers in 2013-14.

A four-time letterwinner, Sweeney saw extensive varsity action in all four seasons. In his senior season he had 20 wins and finished his career close to 70 wins.

2013 Pointers

Pointers By weight Class

125 lbs.Kris AdamsDavid GranatelliTrevor McManusRyan Osse

133 lbs.Lance Fabry

141 lbs.Jared KustLuke McGannTrevor Spears

149 lbs.Sam PetersJohn Roycraft

157 lbs.Anthony FrieseLogan HermsenJamey Simmons

165 lbs.Jaden BoivinJack DuffyDan IrwinKory KleuskensBen Thome

174 lbs.Andy BorchardtDylan DiebitzBill LangfordKane Seubert

184 lbs.Craig BrandvoldTyler Schech

197 lbs.Steve AsmondyDustin Wozniak

285 lbs.Luke HoffmanJordan KorandaAlex Lennartson

Name Wt Yr Hometown/High School

Kris Adams 125 Jr. Chicago, IL/Lane Tech College Prep

Steve Asmondy 197 Fr. Germantown, WI/Germantown

Jaden Boivin 165 Fr. Marinette, WI/Marinette

Andy Borchardt 174 Jr. Edgar, WI/Edgar

Craig Brandvold 184 Sr. Merrill, WI/Merrill

Dylan Diebitz 174 Fr. West Allis, WI/Central

Jack Duffy 165 Fr. Blaine, MN/Blaine

Lance Fabry 133 Sr. Ashwaubenon, WI/Ashwaubenon

Anthony Friese 157 Fr. Hortonville, WI/Waupaca

David Granatelli 125 Fr. Appleton, WI/Appleton North

Logan Hermsen 157 Fr. Amherst Junction, WI/Amherst

Luke Hoffman 285 Fr. Appleton, WI/Appleton North

Dan Irwin 165 So. Pulaski, WI/Pulaski

Kory Kleuskens 165 Sr. Freedom, WI/Freedom

Jordan Koranda 285 So. Marshfield, WI/Marshfield

Jared Kust 141 So. Shawano, WI/Shawano

Bill Langford 174 Sr. Westosha, WI/Westosha Central

Alex Lennartson 285 Fr. Balsam Lake, WI/Unity

Luke McGann 141 Sr. Merrimac, WI/Baraboo

Trevor McManus 125 Fr. Adams, WI/Adams-Friendship

Ryan Osse 125 Jr. Wheat Ridge, CO/Wheat Ridge

Sam Peters 149 Fr. Stevens Point, WI/SPASH

John Roycraft 149 So. Omro, WI/Winneconne

Tyler Schech 184 Fr. Lisle, IL/Lisle

Kane Seubert 174 Fr. Marshfield, WI/Marshfield

Jamey Simmons 157 Jr. Abbotsford, WI/Abbotsford

Trevor Spears 141 Fr. Muscoda, WI/Riverdale

Ben Thome 165 Jr. Stevens Point, WI/Oconto

Dustin Wozniak 197 Sr. Stanley, WI/Stanley-Boyd

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Johnny Johnson

Head Assistant Coach: Jake Wozniak

Assistant Coaches: Chase DeCleene, Chris Brown, Joel Burdick, Dennis Hall

Student Assistants: Ryan Conat, Jordan Kust, Shane Sweeney

2013-14 Pointers Wrestling Roster

Jaden Boivin

165 lbs.FreshmanMarinette, WIMarinette HS

HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-conference and second team all-state as a senior...Holds school record for wins and pins in a season.

PERSONAL: Biochemistry major and aquaculture minor...Parents are Jennifer and Steve...Sibling Melissa (19).

Steve Asmondy

197 lbs.FreshmanGermantown, WIGermantown HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner…Second team all-conference as junior and senior…38-9 varsity record, including 20 pins…All-city honoree…Helped lead team to dual team state finals Elite 8. PERSONAL: Business administration major and military science minor...Parents are Carolyn and Ricky.

Kris Adams

125 lbs.JuniorChicago, ILLane Tech College Prep

HIGH SCHOOL: Won 11 letters (football, wrestling, track and field)...Recorded 113 career wrestling wins...First team all-conference junior and senior year...First team all-state as a senior...Holds school record for wins in a season (43)...Rushed for 2,400 yards in career...First team all-conference for football as a senior, second team as a junior...All-area fullback as a junior...First team all-conference in pole vault, 4x100, and 4x200 relays...Part of school record holder 4x100 and 4x200 relays...State champion in 4x100 relay.

PERSONAL: Athletic training major...Parents are Heidi and Tom.

Andy Borchardt

174 lbs.JuniorEdgar, WIEdgar HS

2012-13: Wrestled at 184 pounds...Finished the season with a 16-17 record.


HIGH SCHOOL: Nine-time letterwinner in wrestling, football and baseball … Conference champion senior season … Placed third at state in Division III as a senior and fifth as a junior … Member of state championship team in 2009 … Three-time first team all-conference in football … Academic honors … High school coaches Jerry Sinz, Al Nowak and Jon Albe.

PERSONAL: Elementary education major … Special education minor … Parents Doug and Sandy … Volunteer activities include youth flag football coach, church services, food, clothing and can drives and helping with wrestling high school program.

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................16-17 ...............82011-12 ............................................13-24 ...............3TOTAL 29-41 11

2013-14 Captains



2009-10: Wrestled at 174 pounds...Finished the seaon with a 2-8 record.

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, wrestling, and baseball...High school wrestling coach Scott Arneson.

PERSONAL: Psychology and biology double-major...Parents are Karin and Dave...Siblings Trevor (25) and Alyssa (19).

craig brandvold

184 lbs.SeniorMerrill, WIMerrill HS

dylan diebitz

174 lbs.FreshmanWest Allis, WICentral HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time regional champion...Two-time conference champions...Sectional champion and state qualifier...Ranked as high as third at 160 pounds...Team was state champions in 2010 and regional champions from 2010-13.

PERSONAL: Major is undecided...Parents are Sara and Bob.

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................ 3-10 ................12010-11 ............................................. 3-4 .................02009-10 ............................................. 2-8 .................0TOTAL 8-22 1

jack duffy

165 lbs.FreshmanBlaine, MNBlaine HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Six-time letterwinner (two in football, four in wrestling).

PERSONAL: Major is undecided...Graduated with honors...Parents are Donna and Jim.

lance fabry

133 lbs.SeniorAshwaubenon, WIAshwaubenon HS


2011-12: Wrestled at 125 pounds...Finished the season with a 16-17 record ... Finished third at the WIAC Championships.

2010-11: Wrestled at 133 pounds … Finished the season with a 2-5 record.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered all four years in wrestling … Second team all-area senior year…First team all-conference senior year … Finished career with 124 wins…Holds school record for takedowns in a season…High school coach Jody Van Laanen.

PERSONAL: Majoring in physical education … Parents are Steve and Linda.

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................23-16 ...............02011-12 ............................................16-17 ...............02010-11 ............................................. 2-5 .................0TOTAL 41-38 0

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time second team all-conference (junior and senior), third team as a sophomore...Two-time state wrestling qualifier...Holds school record for most career nearfalls and tied for most wins in a season...Coaches Scott Clough and Ross Buchinger are UWSP alums.

PERSONAL: Athletic training major...Parents are Brenda and Robert...Sibling Kevin (19).

david granatelli

125 lbs.FreshmanAppleton, WIAppleton North HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letterwinner…First team all-conference as a senior, second team as sophomore and junior…State qualifier…102 career wins…Three-year team MVP…High school coach was UWSP alum Mathew Colemer. PERSONAL: Major is undecided…Academic letterwinner…Volunteers for Fancher Church and Special Olympics...Parents are Carmen and Mick.

logan hermsen

157 lbs.FreshmanAmherst Junction, WIAmherst HS


HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letterwinner...Honorable mention all-conference sophomore and senior years...High school coach Terry Manning.

PERSONAL: Water resources major...Soils minor...Parents are Jen and Rod.

dan irwin

165 lbs.SophomorePulaski, WI

anthony friese

157 lbs.FreshmanHortonville, WIWaupaca HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Second team all-conference as a senior…Won regions in Alaska as a sophomore and made it to state every year…Won freestyle state junior year. PERSONAL: AP Scholar…Three-time ASAA Region III Scholar Athlete…Three-year Highest Honor Roll...Parents are Noelle and Matthew.

luke hoffmann

285 lbs.FreshmanAppleton, WINorth HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Seven-time letterwinner (football, wrestling, track).

PERSONAL: Physical education and athletic training major...Parents are Jade and Peter.

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................ 5-11 ................2TOTAL 5-11 2

kory kleuskens

165 lbs.SeniorFreedom, WIFreedom HS




HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letterwinner.

PERSONAL: Paper science major and chemistry minor...Parents are Cindy and Dave.

jordan koranda

285 lbs.SophomoreMarshfield, WIMarshfield HS


HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner…First team all-conference senior year…Took third place in WIAA state wrestling tournament…Holds school records for wins in a season (48) and pins in a season (28)…First-team all-conference nose tackle as junior and senior…All-state and all-region for football. PERSONAL: Physical education major and coaching minor...Parents are Amy and John.

jared kust

141 lbs.SophomoreShawano, WIShawano HS

2012-13: At St. Cloud State University…Was 9-4 overall, including 4-0 mark in duals. 2011-12: Attended St. Cloud State University…Posted a 14-12 record as an unattached wrestler at 141 pounds…Finished in the top six in five open tournaments. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letterwinner…Four-time state qualifier and three-time state placewinner…Two-time first team all-conference…Holds high school record for career wins (168) and wins in a season (44)…Placed third in WIAA state tournament. PERSONAL: Business management major…Honor Roll student...Parents are Theresa and Terry.OVERALL RECORD

Year Record Pins2011-12 ............................................. 3-8 .................12010-11 ............................................. 4-6 .................12012-13 ............................................ 6-10 ................1TOTAL 13-24 3

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................30-11 ............. 22TOTAL 30-11 22




HIGH SCHOOL: Eleven-time letterwinner in football (3), wrestling (4), and baseball (3)...Two-time conference champion (2005-06)...Holds school record for single season wins (42).

PERSONAL: Biochemistry major...Parents are Carrie and Mike...Sibling Amanda (18)...S.O.S. Sutdent Rep...Volunteers at Habitat for Humanity, Salvation Army, and March of Dimes.

Lucas mcgann

141 lbs.SeniorMerrimac, WIBaraboo HS



2010-11: Wrestled at 165 pounds … Finished the season with a 6-3 record … Recorded four pins.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three times in wrestling … Also ran cross country … Qualified for state wrestling meet senior year … Compiled a 36-9 record senior season … Second team all-conference junior and senior years … Won team’s Most Pins Award... Two-time scholar-athlete … High school coach Matt Schmeckel.

PERSONAL: Geography major … Parents are Dan and Peggy.

bill langford

174 lbs.SeniorWestosha, WIWestosaha Central

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................ 12-6 ................62011-12 ............................................ 9-12 ................32010-11 ............................................. 6-3 .................4TOTAL 27-21 13

alex lennartson

285 lbs.FreshmanBalsam Lake, WIUnity HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letterwinner...All-conference all four years...Three-time state qualifier, placed third senior year...Broke school pin record with 28 pins sophomore year, then broke own record with 29 pins as a senior...All-conference in football senior year.

PERSONAL: Natural resources law enforcement major...Parents are Don and Raeann...Siblings Alison (20) and Austina (18).

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................. 4-7 .................12010-11 ............................................. 3-4 .................12009-10 ............................................. 7-8 .................3TOTAL 14-19 5


2011-12: Wrestled at 125 pounds...Finished the season with an 0-7 record.

HIGH SCHOOL: Twelve-time letterwinner in wrestling, soccer, lacrosse and cross-country … Two-time first team all-conference selection and once a second team all-conference selection … Two-time state qualifier … Regional champion in 2011, placing at regionals in 2010 … Placed fourth at state as a senior … Member of the conference champion team in soccer and lacrosse as a senior … Placed at state in 2008-09 in soccer … High school coaches David Osse, Jay Hamilton, Chris Knott and Mr. Chamberlin.

PERSONAL: Broadfield social science major … Parents David and Katie … Volunteer activities include outdoor lab education.

ryan osse

125 lbs.JuniorWheat Ridge, COWheat Ridge HS

trevor mcmanus

125 lbs.FreshmanAdams, WIAdams-Friendship HS

HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference first team as a junior, second team as sophomore and senior…Two-year captain…Part of two conference champion teams. PERSONAL: Honor Roll...Parents are Jody and Tom.

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................ 6-16 ................02011-12 ............................................. 0-7 .................0TOTAL 6-23 0

sam peters

149 lbs.FreshmanStevens Point, WISPASH

HIGH SCHOOL: Seven-time letterwinner (four in wrestling)…Two-time sectional qualifier…Golden “S” Award winner…Four-time tri-sport athlete award winner. PERSONAL: Major is undecided…Scholar Athlete Honor Roll...Has coached youth wrestling for four years...Parents are Trudy and Jeff.

john roycraft

149 lbs.SophomoreOmro, WI


HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time state qualifier...Finished third as a sophomore and second as a senior...Two-time conference champion and two-time runner-up.

PERSONAL: Major is athletic training..Parents are Brian and Stacy...Siblings Boone (19), Fawn (32), and Zachary (31).

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................ 6-10 ................2TOTAL 6-10 2

2012-13: Wrestled at 157 pounds...Finished the season with a 22-12 record ... Second Team All-WIAC honoree.

2011-12: Finished 4-5 at 149 pounds ... Finished third at the WIAC Championships.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letterwinner...Three-time first team all-conference wrestler...Two-time state qualifier, highest finish was fourth...Holds school record for takedowns in a season and career and most wins in a career...Only athlete to be first team all-conference in three sports (football, wrestling, baseball) two consecutive years...Has highest winning percentage in school history...High school record of 118-14.

PERSONAL: Early childhood education major...Coaching minor...Parents are Kathy and James...Siblings Brandon (23), Jamal (22), Precious (18).

jamey simmons

157 lbs.JuniorAbbotsford, WIAbbotsford HS

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2011-12 ............................................. 4-5 .................12012-13 ............................................22-12 ............. 11TOTAL 22-12 11

trevor spears

141 lbs.FreshmanMuscoda, WIRiverdale HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letterwinner…Three-year SWAL conference and regional champion…Sectional champion…Bi-State champion…State champion in 2013, second in 2012…Three-time first team all-conference…164-22 career high school record. PERSONAL: Honor student...Parents are Rachelle and Ernest.

tyler schech

184 lbs.FreshmanLisle, ILLisle HS

HIGH SCHOOL: First team all-conference as a senior…Placed sixth in 2013 ISHA wrestling tournament…First team All-Region ISHA wrestler. PERSONAL: Forestry major...Parents are Kathleen and David.

kane seubert

174 lbs.FreshmanMarshfield, WIMarshfield HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letterwinner...Football team was conference and regional champions and section runner-up in 2013.

PERSONAL: History major...Honor Roll student...Parents are Shana and Chad.

ben thome

165 lbs.JuniorStevens Point, WIOconto HS

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2011-12 ............................................. 6-8 .................12010-11 ............................................. 6-4 .................2TOTAL 12-12 3



HIGH SCHOOL: Nine-time letterwinner (wrestling, cross country, track and field)...Career wrestling record of 135-30...First team all-conference all four years...Packerland Conference MVP in 2010...Team was conference champions in 2009 and 2010...Third place in state tournament...Part of school record-holding 4x800m relay.

PERSONAL: Fisheries major...Honor Roll student...National Honor Society member...Parents are Annette and Gary.

dustin wozniak

197 lbs.SeniorStanley, WIStanley-Boyd HS

2012-13: Wrestled at 197 pounds...Finished the season with a 31-7 record, including a 27-4 mark in division matches ... First Team All-WIAC.

2011-12: Wrestled at 197 pounds...Finished the season with a 21-11 record ... Finished third at the WIAC Championships at 197.

2010-11: Wrestled at 197 pounds … Started 2-0 before suffering a season-ending injury … Recorded one pin against Wilbur Wright College.

2009-10: Injured most of the season … Finished 0-2 at Dan Gable Open.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letterwinner … 103 career wins … Placed fourth at WIAA state tournament … All-conference performer … All-county wrestler … High school coach Greg Burzynski.

PERSONAL: Broadfield social science major … Parents are Thomas and Rebecca … Brothers Tyler and Jake Wozniak were WIAC champions for the Pointers.

OVERALL RECORDYear Record Pins2012-13 ............................................ 31-7 .............. 122011-12 ............................................21-11 ............. 122010-11 ............................................. 2-0 .................12009-10 ............................................. 0-2 .................0TOTAL 54-20 25

Kristin AdamsJr. - Chicago, IL

Jack DuffyFr. - Ham Lake, MN

Dan IrwinSo. - Pulaski, WI

Luke McGannSr. - Baraboo, WI

Kane SeubertFr. - Marshfield, WI

Steve AsmondyFr. - Germantown, WI

Lance FabrySr. - Ashwaubenon, WI

Kory KleuskensSr. - Freedom, WI

Trevor McManusFr. - Adams, WI

Jamey SimmonsJr. - Abbotsford, WI

Jaden BoivinFr. - Marinette, WI

Anthony FrieseFr. - Waupaca, WI

Jordan KorandaSo. - Marshfield, WI

Ryan OsseJr. - Wheat Ridge, CO

Trevor SpearsFr. - Muscoda, WI

Andy BorchardtJr. - Edgar, WI

David GranatelliFr. - Appleton, WI

Jared KustSo. - Shawano, WI

Sam PetersFr. - Stevens Point, WI

Craig BrandvoldSr. - Merrill, WI

Logan HermsenFr. - Amherst, WI

Bill LangfordSr. - Westosha, WI

John RoycraftSo. - Omro, WI

Ben ThomeJr. - Oconto, WI

Dylan DiebitzFr. - West Allis, WI

Luke HoffmanFr. - Appleton, WI

Alex LennartsonFr. - Unity, WI

Tyler SchechFr. - Lisle, IL

Dustin WozniakSr. - Stanley, WI

Program History

National Champions

Bob Berceau1989 134lb National Champion

Bob Berceau became the first NCAA Division III Champion in UW-Stevens Point history when he claimed the 134-pound title in 1989. He finished his career with a 94-31 record. Bob was inducted into the UW-Stevens Point Athletic Hall of Fame in 1999.

Perry Miller1997 Heavyweight National Champion

1998 Heavyweight National Champion

The only four-time All-American in program history, Perry Miller won the 1997 and 1998 heavyweight national titles. As a freshman Miller finished seventh at the national tournament and was a runner-up as a sophomore before claiming back-to-back titles in his final two seasons. Miller was UWSP’s first four-time Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Champion and holds the school record for single season and career pins. Perry was a 2006 inductee into the UW-Stevens Point Athletic Hall of Fame.

Yan White2002 197lb National Champion

Yan White is one of only two wrestlers in school history to compete in the national championship match three straight years, winning the title in 2001 and finishing as runner-up the following two years. White was a three-time WIAC champion at 197 pounds and compiled a 103-15 career record, the second-best winning percentage in school history. He was the WIAC Wrestler of the Meet in 2001 and 2002. White was also UWSP’s Male Athlete of the Year in an individual sport in 2001 and 2003. He was a 2011 inductee into the UW-Stevens Point Athletic Hall of Fame and a 2012 inductee into the NWCA Hall of Fame.

Brad Marten2003 184lb National Champion

Brad Marten secured the 2003 184-pound national championship, becoming the program’s fifth individual championship. Marten secured the 184-pound Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title in 2003 and carried the momentum through to the national tournament.

Cody Koenig2003 174lb National Champion

Cody Koenig joined Marten as a 2003 individual national champion, securing the 174-pound crown to help lead the Pointers to a third place finish that season, the program’s highest-ever finish. Koenig secured the title and capped off a perfect 33-0 season, the only undefeated season in program history.

DIVISION III ALL-AMERICANSYear Name Wt. Place2013 Jordan Schulte ......................165 .................8th2012 Joe Mileski ...........................133 .................4th2011 Ben Engelland ......................184 ................ 2nd2010 Ben Engelland ......................184 .................4th2009 Chase DeCleene ....................141 .................6th Ben Engelland ......................184 .................5th2008 Craig Bollig ..........................197 .................3rd Eric Bath ..............................174 .................5th2007 Eric Bath ..............................174 .................3rd2006 Mike Hayes ......................... HWT ................3rd Joel Burdick .........................141 .................7th Al Stacilauskas .....................174 .................7th2005 Mike Hayes ......................... HWT ................5th Cody Koenig .........................174 .................7th Al Stacilauskas .....................184 .................7th2004 Yan White ............................197 ................ 2nd Cody Koenig .........................174 .................4th Brady Holtz ..........................133 .................6th2003 Cody Koenig .........................174 ............CHAMP Brad Marten .........................184 ............CHAMP Yan White ............................197 ................ 2nd Brady Holtz ..........................133 .................6th2002 Yan White ............................197 ............CHAMP2001 Wes Kapping ........................174 .................8th1999 Ross Buchinger .....................149 .................7th1998 Perry Miller ..........................Hwt ............CHAMP Jaime Hegland ......................141 .................6th1997 Perry Miller ..........................Hwt ............CHAMP Bret Stamper .......................150 .................3rd Jaime Hegland ......................134 .................5th Joe Rens ..............................177 .................7th

Year Name Wt. Place 1996 Perry Miller ..........................Hwt ................ 2nd Bret Stamper .......................150 .................3rd Jere Hamel ...........................134 .................5th Joe Rens ..............................177 .................7th1995 Shane Holm .........................177 ................ 2nd Jere Hamel ...........................134 .................4th Rick DeMario ........................142 .................6th Perry Miller ..........................Hwt .................7th1994 Colin Green ..........................177 .................3rd Travis Ebner .........................190 .................4th Jere Hamel ...........................134 .................8th1993 Mark Poirier ..........................142 ................ 2nd Jeff Bartkowiak .....................134 .................4th Dennis Aupperle ...................Hwt .................7th1992 Tom Weix .............................167 ................ 2nd Jeff Bartkowiak .....................134 .................4th Colin Green ..........................177 .................7th1990 Tom Weix .............................167 ................ 2nd Bob Berceau .........................134 .................3rd1989 Bob Berceau .........................134 ............CHAMP1988 Ryan Burns ..........................118 .................8th1983 Dennis Giaimo ......................158 .................5th1982 Jim Erickson .........................177 .................7th

NAIA ALL-AMERICANS1987 Rich Harding ........................177 .................6th1975 Joe Johnson .........................Hwt .................4th1974 Phil Mueller ..........................158 ................ 2nd1973 Dirk Sorenson ......................118 .................4th

All-Americans

Jere Hamel was a three-time NCAA All-American, earning honors three straight

seasons from 1994-96.

Ben Engelland was a three-time NCAA All-American, finishing as national runner-up as

a senior in 2011.

First Team All-WIAC HonoreesYear Name Wt.2012-13 Ben Strobel ..................................149 Dustin Wozniak .............................1972010-11 Ben Engelland ..............................1842009-10 Ben Engelland ..............................1842008-09 **Jake Wozniak ............................165 2007-08 Craig Bollig ..................................1972006-07 Jake Calhoun ................................125 **Tyler Wozniak ...........................1972004-05 **Joel Burdick ..............................141 Cody Koenig .................................1742003-04 Brady Holtz ..................................133 Cody Koenig .................................174 Yan White ....................................1972002-03 **Yan White .................................197 Brad Marten .................................184 Cody Koenig .................................1742001-02 **Yan White .................................1972000-01 Nate Preslaski...............................1571999-00 Brady Holtz ..................................133 Chet Zdanczewicz .........................149 Wes Kapping ................................1741998-99 Chet Zdanczewicz .........................133 Ross Buchinger .............................1491997-98 Ross Buchingner ...........................149 **Perry Miller ...............................Hwt1996-97 **Jason Malchow ..........................118 Jaime Hegland ..............................134 Bret Stamper ...............................150 Jamie Hildebrandt .........................167 Joe Rens ......................................177 Perry Miller ..................................Hwt 1995-96 **Brian Stamper ...........................126 Jere Hamel ...................................134 Bret Stamper ...............................150 Kevin Knaus .................................158 Joe Rens ......................................177 Perry Miller ..................................Hwt1994-95 Jason Malchow .............................118 Jere Hamel ...................................134 Bret Stamper ...............................150 Perry Miller ..................................Hwt

Year Name Wt.1993-94 Colin Green ..................................177 Travis Ebner .................................1901992-93 Jeff Bartkowiak .............................134 Mark Poirier ..................................142 Colin Green ..................................177 Dennis Aupperle ...........................Hwt1991-92 Jeff Bartkowiak .............................134 Mark Poirier ..................................142 Tom Weix .....................................167 Colin Green ..................................177 Dennis Aupperle ...........................Hwt 1990-91 Joe Ramsey ..................................118 Carl Shefchik ................................150 Travis Ebner .................................190 Brian Suchocki ..............................Hwt1989-90 **Bob Berceau .............................1341978-79 Les Wener ....................................1181976-77 **Ron Szwet ................................1581974-75 Rick Nieport .................................177 Joe Johnson ................................Hwt.1973-74 Phil Mueller ..................................1581965-66 Larry Ironside ...............................160 Bernie Christianson .......................Hwt1962-63 Jim Hermans ................................1911961-62 Todd Wise ....................................123 Jim Hermans ................................191 Bob Schultz ..................................Hwt1959-60 Jim White ....................................1371958-59 Hank Yetter ..................................157 Eugene Sorenson ..........................1771957-58 Jack Blosser .................................167 Eugene Sorenson ..........................Hwt

** - Named Most Outstanding Wrestler

1954 John Langton1955 Kenneth Hurlbut Kenton Stewart1956 John Boyne Dave Hurlbut Donald Smith1959 John Blosser Alan Danke Dirk Sorenson1960 Arvo Britten Boyd Gibbs1961 Norman Dorn Donald Henn1962 Gary Dorn Walter Dowty1963 Allan Bohachek James Hansen William Ogara Arthur Rouse1964 Dennis Bohman James Hermans Jack Kardules George Pouba Gary Van Wormer1965 Thomas Dlugos Robert Schultz1966 Scott Carlson James Kornowski William Lock Richard Sonmer1967 Bernie Christianson Larry Ironside Peter Seiler1968 Robert Labrant Richard Riley Richard Schaal Ralph Seefeldt1969 Steven Boehm1970 Daniel Bay Terry Goldsmith James Lesniak1971 Dennis Bostad Michael Ebsen David Garber James Notstad Erich Opperman1972 Andrew Spees1974 Alan Jankowski1975 Mark Bichanich Jack Brooks Pete Doro Russell Krueger1977 Thomas Dobbs James Giese Jeffrey Ketter Michael Sevick Guy Soucie Calvin Tackes

1978 James Kreitlow Michael Peltier Ronald Szwet1979 Robert Kanara John Moos1980 Ronald Clementi Steven Duchac Jeffrey Harrits Kevin Henke Richard Peacock Michael Stahl Jacob Tinglum1981 John Larrison Ralph Lynch Lester Paul1982 Gregory Carlson Matt Carlson Bruce Conley Ronald Simonis1983 Stuart Bergmann Ricky McNitt Dale Peters Donald Rietveld Victor Schluga Daniel Schmidt John Taylor1984 Peter Barsness Dennis Erickson Conrad Field Dennis Giaimo Gerald Groh Sulo Wainio1985 Shane Bohnen Todd Christianson Timothy Kramoris Michael Kumm Bernard Landerman Kenneth Porchetta David Ross Ricardo Surita Conrad Waniger1986 Evan Bohnen Brian Bull Thomas Cooper Daniel Duranceau Andrew Jelinski Scott Klein Paul Krueger Daniel McNamee Steve Troba1987 Patrick Duffy David Gardner David Kurczewski Jay Labecki John Noble Todd Stoeberl

1989 Wayne Boudreau Ryan Burns Bob Calnin Richard Harding William Kolodriej Gregg Kurzynski Frederick Mann John Martinsek John Matczak Fred Rozmarynowski1990 Bob Berceau Eric Burke Tim Raymond1992 Bob Koehler Joe Ramsey Tom Weix1993 Dennis Aupperle Jeff Bartkowiak Chris Kittman Dennis Schmidt Carl Shefchik1994 Chad Brakke Dave Carlson Brian Dobrinski Travis Ebner Colin Green Dale Green Shannon Ludwig Mark Poirier Brian Suchocki1995 Shane Holm Rick DeMario Seth Foreman Chris Periske1996 Jere Hamel Kevin Knaus Brian Stamper1997 Jamie Hildebrandt Jason Malchow Joe Rens Bret Stamper Joe Trawitzke1998 Mike Carlson Perry Miller1999 Corey Bauer Ross Buchinger Jaime Hegland2000 Bob Weix Tim Prosen Ryan Boerner2001 Wes Kapping Ben Kureck Chet Zdanczewicz2002 Joe Bavlnka Nathan Preslaski Eric Schadrie2003 Mark Burger

2004 Jared Esala Ryan Hansen Brady Holtz Yan White2005 David Davila Cody Koenig2006 Joel Burdick Jon Burdick Mike Hayes Lucas Scharmer Al Stacilauskas Ed Wynimko2007 Robert Forseth Nate Kurszewski Pete Kuisle Greg Metzler Tyler Wozniak2008 Eric Bath Craig Bollig Chris Brown Jake Calhoun Kyle Mueller Dustin Robinson Mitch Szwet 2009 Chase DeCleene Josh Ison Jered Kern Jake Wozniak2010 Mike England Nick Estep Zach Ison Chris Karl Bret Oswald Dennis Reckelberg2011 Andrew Dillworth Ben Engelland Chad Gregory Brandon Jochem Kris Magruder Coulter Nyenhuis Steve Wozniak2012 Joe Mileski2013 Ryan Conat Matt Cuadra Jordan Kust Jordan Schulte Ben Strobel Shane Sweeney

All-Time Letterwinners

Individual Records

Most Takedowns-Season ............... Colin Green-200Most Takedowns-Career ................ Colin Green-580Most Pins-Season .............................Perry Miller-25Most Pins-Career ..............................Perry Miller-78Most Team Points-Season ......... Jordan Koranda-156Most Team Points-Career ...............Perry Miller-428Most Wins-Season ........................... Jordan Kust-37 .................................Bob Berceau-37Most Wins-Career ...........................Perry Miller-123

Name Record Pct. SeasonCody Koenig 36-0 1.000 2002-03Craig Bollig 36-2 0.947 2007-08Ben Engelland 34-2 0.944 2009-10Larry Ironside 21-1-1 0.935 1965-66Ben Engelland 25-2 0.925 2010-11Yan White 30-3 0.909 2002-03Perry Miller 32-4 0.889 1995-96Cody Koenig 32-4 0.889 2003-04Tom Weix 23-2 0.885 1989-90Cody Koenig 29-4 0.878 2004-05Mike Hayes 28-4 0.875 2005-06Travis Ebner 34-5 0.872 1993-94Jim Erickson 27-4 0.871 1981-82Yan White 20-3 0.870 2003-04Mark Poirier 33-5 0.868 1992-93Perry Miller 33-5 0.868 1996-97Colin Green 26-4 0.867 1992-93Yan White 26-4 0.867 2001-02Perry Miller 35-6 0.853 1997-98Jason Wozniak 34-6 0.850 2008-09Tyler Wozniak 32-6 0.842 2006-07Colin Green 31-6 0.838 1993-94Dennis Giaimo 35-7 0.833 1983-84Ryan Conat 30-6 0.833 2012-13Bret Stamper 29-6 0.829 1996-97Rick DeMario 27-6 0.818 1994-95Dustin Wozniak 31-7 0.816 2012-13

Top 25 Best

Single Season RecordIndividual and

career records

Perry Miller ....................................................... 123Cody Koenig ..................................................... 118Travis Ebner ..................................................... 112Dave Carlson .................................................... 111Jere Hamel ....................................................... 111Colin Green ...................................................... 109Tom Weix ......................................................... 109Ben Engelland ................................................... 107Jordan Kust ...................................................... 105Yan White ......................................................... 103

Top 10

Career Wins

Name Record Pct. SeasonBen Engelland 107-15 0.877 2007-11Yan White 103-15 0.872 2000-04Cody Koenig 118-18 0.867 2004-05Perry Miller 123-24 0.837 1993-98Dennis Giaimo 98-28-1 0.776 1979-84Tom Weix 109-34-1 0.760 1987-92Jere Hamel 111-33 0.771 1992-96Colin Green 109-35 0.757 1990-94Travis Ebner 112-39-3 0.742 1990-94Jaime Hegland 98-37 0.726 1994-99Dave Carlson 111-47-3 0.699 1989-94Chris Kittmann 93-45-3 0.670 1988-93Jordan Kust 105-56 0.652 2009-13Wes Kapping 93-52 0.641 1996-01

Best Career Record

with at Least 90 victories

Best Dual meet record ................. 17-1-1 - 1993-94Most Team Points-WIAC Tourn. ............ 144 - 2009Highest Finish-WIAC Tourn. ..................Champions 1997, 96, 95, 93, 92, 59, 58, 57, 56Most Team points-NCAA Tourn. ......... 71 - 2002-03Highest Finish-NCAA Tourn. ............. 3rd - 2002-03

Team records

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Renovated and dedicated in January, 2010, the John E. Roberts Wrestling Facility is named after the founder and longtime coach of the UWSP wrestling program. The facility features a large office and team video area.

The area also includes a 3,700-square foot wrestling room with wall-to-wall mats, plaques, records, and pictures of past national champions, and a dedicated cardio area for wrestling. The facility leads directly into Berg Gym, the competition home of UWSP wrestling.

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