ISAAC ANDRADE

Jr., Redding, Calif.

BRADY AYERS

Jr., Waterville, Minn.

TAYT BOECKHOLT

Fr., Hartford, S.D.

JOE BREWSTER

Sr., Park Ridge, Ill.

BRETT BYE

Fr., Vermillion, S.D.

ZAC CARLSON

Fr., Kerkhoven, Minn.

JOSH CASPERSON

R-Fr., Beresford, S.D.

ANTHONY CEFOLO

Fr., Florham Park, N.J.

SPENCER DERIFIELD

R-Fr., Waverly, Iowa

LUCAS EASTMAN

Fr., Rochester, Wash.

JAXON FITZGERALD

So., Palo Cedro, Calif.

BEN GILLETTE

Sr., Redfield, S.D.

SETH GROSS

R-Fr., Apple Valley, Minn.

COLIN HOLLER

So., Orland Park, Ill.

KASEY KLAPPRODT

Fr., Rapid City, S.D.

ALEX KOCER

Jr., Wagner, S.D.

DAVID KOCER

So., Wagner, S.D.

ALEX MACKI

So., Cambridge, Iowa

KAHLEN MORRIS

Fr., Sioux Falls, S.D.

MARTIN MUELLER

Fr., Rapid City, S.D.

CODY PACK

Sr., Quincy, Calif.

LOGAN PETERSON

R-Fr., Lake Lillian, Minn.

TYLER PIEPER

R-Fr., Davis, Ill.

HENRY POHLMEYER

Fr., Johnston, Iowa

NATE ROTERT

So., Spearfish, S.D.

LOUIE SANDERS

Fr., Truman, Minn.

BEN SCHWERY

Jr., Underwood, Iowa

JIMSHER SIDHU

Fr., Surrey, B.C.

BRANCE SIMMS

Sr., Gilmore City, Iowa

CAMERON SYKORA

Fr., Wheaton, Minn.

NOAH UHING

Fr., S. Sioux City, Neb.

CALEB WARD

Fr., Leavenworth, Kan.

LUKE ZILVERBERG

So., Belle Plaine, Minn.

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TABLE OF CONTENTSMedia Information.............................................................2

Vision, Mission and Values................................................3

Administration and Support Staff..................................4-9

Social Media...................................................................10

Pledges for Pins..............................................................11

Schedule.................................................................. 12-13

Coaching Staff...........................................................16-18

Roster.........................................................................20-31

Statistics.........................................................................32

2013-14 Recap..........................................................34-36

Frost Arena......................................................................48

Jackrabbit Wrestling History......................................49-69

South Dakota State University...................................70-72 SPORTS INFORMATIONDirector ..................................................................Jason HoveAlma mater ..........................................South Dakota State ‘96Office ................................................................(605) 688-4623Cell ...................................................................(605) 695-1827Email ................................................ Jason.Hove@sdstate.eduSID Fax .............................................................(605) 688-5999Web ....................................................................GoJacks.com

SCHOOL INFORMATIONName ...................................... South Dakota State UniversityLocation ......................................................... Brookings, S.D.Founded/Enrollment ..........................................1881 (12,557)President ...................................................Dr. David ChicoineDirector of Athletics ................................................ Justin SellNickname .............................................................JackrabbitsColors ............................................................Yellow and BlueConference ................................. Big 12 Conference (affiliate)Home Facility ............................................ Frost Arena (6,100)Sport Supervisor .............................................. Leon CostelloEquipment Manager ............................................... Jeff DrietzDirector of Sports Medicine ................................. Ben HeinzeAthletic Trainer ................................................ Jordan FaimonAthletics Phone .............................................. (605) 688-5625Athletics Fax ................................................... (605) 688-5999

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..........................................................Chris BonoAlma Mater ...................................................... Iowa State ‘97Career Record (5 years) ................................................. 61-45 Record at SDSU (2 years).............................................. 22-28Bono’s Phone ................................................. (605) 688-5026Bono’s Email ...........................christopher.bono@sdstate.eduAssistant Coach ................................................... Jon ReaderAlma Mater .................................................. Iowa State, 2011Reader’s Phone ................................................(810) 516-5835Reader’s Email ..........................jonathan.reader@sdstate.edu2014-15 Record .............................................................. 11-82014-15 Conference Record/Place .............................3-2/3rd2014-15 Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................ 12/32014-15 Starters Returning/Lost ....................................... 8/22014-15 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost ......................... 2/1

CREDITThe 2015-16 wrestling media guide was created by the South Dakota State University sports information department. Front cover design by SDSU Marketing and Communications. Photos credited to Dave Eggen, Lifetouch Sports and Mat Shots Media. Historical data compiled by Sports Information Intern Kyle Rokeh.

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Credentials All requests for media credentials for SDSU home wrestling matches should be directed to the South Dakota State sports information department at least 24 hours prior to the event. Credentials will be mailed if requests are received a week or more in advance. Otherwise, credentials may be picked up at the Jackrabbit Ticket Office inside the Stanley J. Marshall HPER Center weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Due to limited seating, only working media will be allowed access on a first-come, first-served basis. The following guidelines apply specifically to Internet sites: No more than two people working for the official Web site of the opponent and/or its official conference site will be issued credentials. Web sites whose content centers around message boards and chat rooms where users can post anonymous information and/or rumors are ineligible for any consideration for credentials or access. Credentials will not be granted to any agency operating sites that are in any way affiliated with gambling, or to freelance or fan-based sites that are not affiliated with a legitimate news-gathering organization. The final decision for credentials remains at the sole discretion of the South Dakota State sports information department.

Photographers Photographers (live and still) are asked to not interfere with the sight lines of spectators. Video may be shot at mat level from the corners of Frost Arena. Photographers must remain outside the team areas and in a position as to not interfere with the action.

Statistics The South Dakota State sports information office will keep official statistics and will distribute final statistics to teams and members of the media after the conclusion of a match.

On the Web The latest Jackrabbit news and updates can be viewed on the Internet at www.GoJacks.com, the official site of South Dakota State University athletics. Box scores, statistics and a game recap will be posted within an hour following the conclusion of a contest.

South Dakota State Wrestling Media Outlets

Interview Policy The South Dakota State University Sports Information Office strives to comply with all legitimate interview requests for Jackrabbit coaches, student-athletes and administrators in a timely fashion. Interview times can be arranged through the Sports Information office or through the coach of the sport involved, preferable arranged 24 hours in advance Monday through Thursday. Media members may not contact the student-athletes directly without approval. The SDSU Sports Information office does not release the phone numbers of student-athletes to the media, and the return calls must be made collect, or via a toll free number, unless the student-athlete does the interview from the sports information or coaches office. The media may not interview student-athletes prior to a contest on the day of the match, but may do so 10 minutes after the conclusion of dual or tournament by contacting a member of the sports information staff.

SPORTS INFORMATION

Jason Hove, Assistant AD/SIDJason.Hove@sdstate.eduOffice: (605) 688-4623Cell: (605) 695-1827

Ryan Sweeter, Associate SIDRyan.Sweeter@adstate.eduOffice: (605) 688-4822Cell: (605) 376-4422

Michele Schmidt, Assistant SIDMichele.Schmidt@sdstate.eduOffice: (605) 688-4932

Cell: (605) 695-0704

Kyle Rokeh, Student InternKyle.Rokeh@jacks.sdstate.eduOffice (605) 688-4932

Cell: (605) 201-8037

PRINTWIRE SERVICE - Associated Press Contact - Dirk Lammers Email - dlammers@ap.org Phone - 1-800-952-9911 Web - www.ap.org NEWSPAPERSBrookings Register Contact - Troy Maroney - Sports Editor Contact - Sean Welsh - Sports Writer Email - sports@brookingsregister.com Phone - (605) 692-6271 Fax - (605) 692-2979 Web - www.brookingsregister.com

Sioux Falls Argus Leader Contact - Matt Zimmer - Beat Writer Email - mzimmer@argusleader.com Phone - (605) 977-3923 Fax - (605) 977-3933 Web - www.argusleader.com

Aberdeen American News Contact - Ryan Deal - Sports Editor Email - jpapendick@aberdeennews.com Phone - (605) 622-2323 Fax - (605) 225-0421 Web - www.aberdeennews.com

Yankton Press & Dakotan Contact - James Cimburek - Sports Editor Email - james.cimburek@yankton.net Phone - (605) 665-7811 Fax - (605) 665-1721 Web - www.yankton.net

Rapid City Journal Contact - Padraic Duffy Email - padraic.duffy@rapidcityjournal.com Phone - (605) 394-8300 Fax - (605) 342-4610 Web - www.rapidcityjournal.com

Watertown Public Opinion Contact - Roger Merriam - Sports Editor Email - rogerm@thepublicopinion Phone - (605) 886-6901 Fax - (605) 886-4280 Web - www.thepublicopinion.com

SDSU Collegian Email - collegian.sports@gmail.com Phone - (605) 688-6164 Web - www.sdsucollegian.com

Dakota News Network Contact - Steve Carlson - Staff Reporter Email - stevecarlson@qeest.net Phone - (701) 237-5000 Fax - (701) 280-0861 Web - www.americanagnetwork.com

RADIOBrookings Radio Contact - Dellas Cole - Sports Director Email - dcole@digity.me.com Phone - (605) 692-1430 Fax - (605) 692-4441 Web - www.brookingsradio.com

WNAX - 570 AM Contact - Steve Imming - Sports Director Email - imming@wnax.com Phone - (605) 668-1179 Fax - (605) 665-8788 Toll Free - 1-800-843-0089 Web - www.wnax.com

KWSN - 1230 AM Contact - Craig Mattick Contact - Chris Tubbs Email - craig.mattick@mwcbradio.com Email - Chris.Tubbs@mwcbradio.com Phone - (605) 271-5873 Fax - (605) 336-0415 Web - www.kwsn.com

KSOO - 99.1 FM Contacts - Jeff Thurn and Jeff Harkness Email - JeffT@espn991.com Email - JeffT@espn991.com Phone - (605) 362-3776 Web - www.espn991.com

KDLT-TV — NBC Contact - Mark Ovenden - Sports Director Contact - Zach Borg - Weekend Sports Email - sports@kdlt.com Phone - (605) 361-1357 Web - www.kdlt.com

KELO-TV — CBS Contact - Travis Fossing - Sports Director Email - tfossing@keloland.com Phone - (605) 357-5675 Contact - Cat Clark - Weekend Sports Email - cclark@keloland.com Phone - (605) 357-5692 Office Phone - (605) 336-1300 Fax - (605) 336-7936 Web - www.keloland.com

KSFY-TV — ABC Contact - Erik Thorstenson - Sports Director Email - ethorstenson@ksfy.com Phone - (605) 373-7376 Contact - Elliot Nathan - Weekend Sports Email - enathan@ksfy.com Phone - (605) 373-7369 Fax - (605) 336-7936 Web - www.ksfy.com

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Vision, Mission and ValuesEvery undertaking of South Dakota State University is driven by a common force — a relentless commitment to excellence. Within the Athletic Department, excellence is measured by much more than wins and losses. We are committed to providing each and every student-athlete with a comprehensive collegiate experience that is second to none. Every decision that guides our program is made with the student-athlete in mind. Is Athletic Achievement important? Yes, because it is the fundamental purpose of the student-athlete experience. Is Social Responsibility a vital component? Yes, we expect to contribute to the well-being of our campus, community, and state. How about Positive Student-Athlete Experiences and Competitive Success? Those also define our program because they are integral to the student athlete’s growth. That is what it means to be student-centered, and why our vision is:

VISION: To be a premier student-centered collegiate athletic program.

How will SDSU Athletics achieve that vision? By working tirelessly to create a special place where student-athletes who share our drive and determination can develop life skills that lead not only to athletic success, but pave the way for victories long into their lives. The important work of creating that setting is the heart of our mission:MISSION: To passionately and relentlessly create an environment, rooted in sportsmanship and ethical conduct, where motivated student-athletes can develop into lifelong champions.

To be a lifelong champion, one must maintain a discipline of taking the highest road. Similarly, SDSU is guided by a stringent value set that will not be compromised:

VALUES: Honesty, equity, academic integrity, fiscal integrity and social responsibility with the expectation of compet-ing at the highest level.

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ADAM PARSONS joined the staff on Nov. 18, 2013, after working as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of North Dakota since June of 2013 and immediately began supervising the Jackrabbit wrestling’s strength and condition program. He also brings a variety of experience in the field from Belmont University, Notre Dame, Tennessee State, Oregon State and Washington State. Parsons earned a bachelor’s degree in human kinetics from the University of British Columbia and a master’s degree in sport administration from Belmont University. He also earned certifications from the American Red Cross in first aid, CPR/AED, as a USA Weightlifting Certified Sports Performance Coach and a National Strength & Conditioning Association CSCS certification.

Adam ParsonsAssistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Alma Mater:British Columbia, 2009

Nathan MoeHead Strength andConditioning Coach

Eric AdolphAssistant Strength and

Conditioning Coach

Phillip ReuerGraduate Assistant

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE STRENGTH AND CONDITIONG MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of the South Dakota State strength and conditioning staff is to positively impact all student-ath-letes by helping them achieve their goals as they relate to their individual athletic endeavors. More specifi-cally, we strive to prepare them for their individual sport by providing a program that strives to prevent injury, improve strength, speed, power, agility, balance, coordination, mobility, conditioning and mental toughness. In addition, we strive to reinforce the mission of our athletic department and university by providing the high-est quality teaching and learning experience, assisting our student-athletes in becoming lifelong champions. We accomplish this by encouraging responsibility, discipline, hard work and respect for one another.

Alex JardineGraduate Assistant

Jordan SidwellGraduate Assistant

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Jordan FaimonSports Medicine Graduate Assistant

JORDAN FAIMON is in his first year as a member of the Jackrabbit sports medicine team His day-to-day responsibilities with the Jackrabbit wrestling program include to adhere to NCAA weight regulations, implement mandatory skin checks and oversee rehab programs for injured student-athletes. A native of Stratton, Nebraska, Faimon is a 2015 graduate of the University of Nebraska. He is pursuing a master’s degree at SDSU.

Alma Mater:Nebraska, 2015

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SPORTS MEDICINEMission Statement:To administer the most advanced ethical, preventative, comprehensive, and personalized health care services for continued optimal performance of SDSU student-athletes.

Vision Statement:To be at the forefront of contemporary healthcare services, medical amenities, and facilities for the well being of SDSU student-athletes; accomplished through the utilization of our community medical professionals, experienced staff, and cultivating sports medicine research.

Core Values:Honesty, equity, academic integrity, fiscal integrity, and social responsibility

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Jessica BrestelGraduate Assistant

Deborah FanningGraduate Assistant

Woody DahlGraduate Assistant

Megan CottierGraduate Assistant

Rebecca CoverGraduate Assistant

Michael AdermanGraduate Assistant

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David L. Chicoine, Ph.D., has served as the 19th president of South Dakota State University since Jan. 1, 2007, when he became the third alumnus to lead the state’s largest institution of higher education. President Chicoine, who graduated in 1969 with a bachelor of science degree in agribusiness, also holds an appointment as professor in the Department of Economics.

President Chicoine has a long association with intercollegiate athletics, including serving on the NCAA Presidential Advisory Group. Chicoine also chaired the President’s Council for The Summit League — SDSU’s conference home for 18 of its 21 varsity sports — during the 2011-12 academic year. Previously, he served as the faculty representative to the Big Ten Conference and the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He served as chair of the Budget and Finance Committee for the Big Ten Conference for nine years of his 11-year term.

In the spring of 2013, Chicoine and his executive team rolled out IMPACT 2018: A Strategic Vision for South Dakota State University. The five-year plan features four main goals: academic excellence, research and innovation, outreach and becoming a high-performing University.

During his tenure, enrollment has reached record levels of undergraduate students and Ph.D. candidates. Correspondingly, the amount of research grants and contract awards has jumped nearly 90 percent during that time.

To support the strategic plan, the SDSU Foundation in 2008 launched an aggressive comprehensive fund-raising effort — “It Starts with State: A Campaign for South Dakota State University.” The capital campaign began with a goal of $200 million, but far exceeded that to a total of more than $255 million with contributions from more than 23,000 donors.

The most visible support for the campaign can be seen in several construction and renovation projects funded primarily by generous donors, all part of the largest campus building boom since the 1960s. The majority of the facilities enhance the university’s research capabilities and allow for new discoveries that drive technology-based economic development in South Dakota.

In January 2014, Chicoine was presented with the 2013-14 Chief Executive Leadership Award by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District VI. The award recognizes the leadership of a higher education chief executive officer who demonstrates the ability to create a vision and inspire others.

Building a better academic model has also been part of President Chicoine’s agenda. In the fall of 2010, SDSU launched the state’s first architecture program through its College of Arts and Sciences.

The Chicoine administration also developed the new College of Education and Human Sciences in 2009, a merger of the former College of Education and Counseling, College of Family and Consumer Sciences and the Department of Health and Physical Education. It represented the first significant academic restructuring in more than 40 years.

Dr. Chicoine brought more than 30 years of experience in higher education with the University of Illinois to his role as president of SDSU. A nationally recognized economist, specializing in public finance, taxation, and rural economics, Chicoine served as an advisor to the Illinois General Assembly. His higher education administrative experience includes service as Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Dean of the College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, at the University of Illinois.

The co-author of four books and author of more than 100 invited and/or peer reviewed academic journal articles, Chicoine also served as a member of the Illinois Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors, and was a member of the board of the Illinois State Treasurer’s Technology Development Fund.

Chicoine received an M.S. in agricultural econcomics from the University of Delaware in 1971, and completed an M.A. in economics at Western Illinois University. In 1979, he completed his Ph.D. in agricultural economics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

The president and his wife, Marcia, live in Woodbine Cottage on the SDSU campus. Their family includes son, Joshua, a Chicago-based musician; daughter-in-law Laura Ellsworth; granddaughter Sylvie; grandson Watson, and their late son, Jason.

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Alma Mater:South Dakota State, 1969

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Justin Sell, who was honored as a recipient of the 2014-15 Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year Award, has moved Jackrabbit Athletics forward in a number of areas of its Division I pursuits since being introduced as the 12th director of athletics at South Dakota State University on May 7, 2009.

At South Dakota State, Sell oversees the Jackrabbits’ 21-sport Division I varsity athletics program. Under his leadership, Jackrabbit Athletics has continually made strides in athletic competition, in the classroom, in fundraising and in reconnecting with alumni.

Athletically, the Jackrabbits have claimed 22 regular and postseason league championships in six different sports since 2009-10. That broad-based success has led SDSU to claim The Summit League Commissioner’s Cup all-sports trophy four times (2010-11, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15), along with winning both the Summit League’s Dr. William Steinbrecher Men’s All-Sports Award and Dr. Helen Smiley Women’s All-Sports Award during both the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons. SDSU also claimed the Steinbrecher award during the 2012-13 season and was the recipient of the

league’s Sportsmanship Award, an award voted upon by its peers, during the 2010-11 campaign.

In the classroom, Jackrabbit student-athletes continually post a grade-point average of 3.2 or higher in more than 70 different majors, which led SDSU to winning The Summit League’s Institutional Academic Achievement Award for the 2009-10 and 2012-13 academic years, and the Missouri Valley Football Conference Academic Award in all seven years in the league (2008-14).

In January of 2011, Sell announced a partnership with Learfield Sports, signing a 10-year deal worth $13 million for SDSU Athletics. Learfield Sports directs all aspects of the partnership, including managing and selling multimedia and sponsorship rights.

Additionally, Sell directed the implementation of the Letterwinners Club, which provides opportunities for Jackrabbit Athletics to reconnect and stay connected with former student-athletes, while supporting current student-athletes at South Dakota State.

Sell also has implemented other aggressive marketing and fundraising initiatives which have resulted in record average attendance for football during the 2009 season, as well as the highest number of donors and dollars donated to the Jackrabbit Club. Ticket sales totaled more than $1 million for the first time during the 2011-12 academic year, and was surpassed again during the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons. In addition, the Jackrabbit Athletic Scholarship Auction raised a record $603,000 in April 2015.

On the facilities front, Sell has overseen dramatic upgrades and expansion of competition and practice venues through development and implementation of the 2025 SDSU Athletic Facilities Master Plan. The Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center was completed in 2010, and Sell spearheaded efforts to add permanent seating and a press box at Erv Huether Field, as well as other recent improvements to the home of Jackrabbit baseball.

More recently, construction of the $32 million Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex was completed in the fall of 2014. The facility, which serves as a competition venue for indoor track and field and as a practice facility for football and a number of other outdoor sports, contains one of only a handful of 300-meter indoor tracks in the country, as well as expanded facilities for sports medicine and strength and conditioning.

In addition, work is under way for the construction of the $65 million Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium, which will serve as the new home of Jackrabbit football. The 19,000-seat stadium is scheduled to open in the fall of 2016.

In the fall of 2014, Sell was appointed by the NCAA Board of Directors to represent The Summit League and Missouri Valley Football Conference on the newly formed Division I Council.

Born in Salem, Ore., and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Sell came to South Dakota State from the University of Northern Iowa, where he worked in various roles, both at the university and in the community for 10 years. He also worked at Villanova University, Syracuse University, Ohio State University and Bowling Green State University. Sell gained further experience working in the private sector for various sports teams and events.

In the Brookings community, where Sell lives with his wife, Jennie, and their four children: Abbie, Zach, Josh and Eric, he serves as vice president of the Brookings Chamber of Commerce, vice president for the Brookings Friends of Baseball and is a member of the Brookings Health System Board of Trustees.

Sell earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Bowling Green State University (Ohio) in 1991 and completed a master’s degree in physical education/sport administration at The Ohio State University in 1992.

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Alma Mater:Bowling Green, 1991

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LEON COSTELLO brought his comprehensive background in athletic marketing and administration from the University of Northern Iowa to the South Dakota State athletic staff in March 2010 as the senior associate athletic director for external affairs.

In his role as a deputy AD, Costello manages the external operations of the SDSU Athletic Department, which includes athletic marketing, broadcast services, development, sports information and ticket operations. He also serves as the department liaison for Jackrabbit Sports Properties and works as the sport supervisor for the Jackrabbit women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s basketball, wrestling and golf teams.

Before joining the Jackrabbits, Costello worked in a variety of roles for the Northern Iowa Athletic Department in his eight years on staff. From July 2008 until the end of his tenure at UNI, he served

as the associate athletic director for external relations. In that position, he oversaw the marketing efforts for the Panther athletic program, directed the Panther Scholarship Club and supervised the men’s and women’s golf programs.

From 2005-08 Costello served as the assistant athletic director for marketing and promotions, where he assisted with the fundraising efforts of the McLeod Center capital project and coordinated all aspects for the athletic sales and marketing plan, including managing the Northern Iowa Sports Radio Network.

Under his direction, sponsorship revenue increased by more than 200 percent and ticket revenue increased by more than 150 percent. In addition to increasing external exposure by securing two separate cable television agreements and adding radio affiliates, Costello also assisted in negotiating a 10-year agreement with Learfield Sports to provide additional marketing resources, and he developed programs like the Varsity Club, to re-engage former Panther student-athletes.

A native of Fairbank, Iowa, Costello graduated from Loras College with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and sport science in 1998. While at Loras, he also played for the Duhawk men’s basketball team.

Costello completed his master’s degree from Western Illinois University in sport management in 2002 and served an internship in marketing and game operations with the Boston Celtics. In the fall of 2002, Northern Iowa hired him as its athletic marketing and promotions assistant, where he worked for a year before earning a promotion to director of athletic marketing and promotions in January 2003. Leon and his wife Heather live in Brookings with their daughter, Cailin and sons Michael and Griffin.

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KATHY HEYLENS came to South Dakota State in July 1984 as a member of the staff in the admissions office before moving to athletics two years later as a senior secretary.Heylens became the institution’s first full-time Compliance Coordinator in 1990 and continues those duties as the associate athletic director for compliance and senior woman administrator.

Heylens manages all aspects of the athletics compliance program to ensure strict adherence with NCAA, affiliated conferences and university rules and regulations for amateurism, eligibility, recruiting, financial aid, awards and benefits, playing and practice seasons and enforcement. As the SWA, she helps to create an environment where staff and student-athletes can achieve their goals.

Heylens recently accepted an appointment of a four-year term on the NCAA Division I Legislative Council, which serves as the primary legislative body in the Division I governance structure. She

also accepted an appointment to the four-member Legislative Council Administrative Committee, which acts on behalf of the full Legislative Council between meetings to transact routine items of business. She also serves on the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Governance Committee. In addition to her day-to-day duties, Heylens serves on the Undergraduate Experience Committee, Diversity Committee, Intercollegiate Athletics Board and Compliance Team. She also volunteers in the community as co-chair of the Brookings Food Pantry and serves as a member of the Brookings Committee for People With Disabilities. A Watertown, S.D., native, she enjoys reading, spending time at the lake and cheering on the Jacks.

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Sonja AndersonEquipment

Rachel AnelloTickets

Danielle BakerSports Information

Kristen BeerEquipment

Scott BrownSr. Assoc. AD-Development

Brian BrunnerAssistant AD-Annual Giving

Brody BushoAssistant AD-Facilities

Carly CaseAcademics

Leon CostelloDeputy Athletic Director

Jeff DrietzEquipment

Justin HansenBroadcast Services

Dan HaverkampTickets

Adam HeemeyerAssistant AD-Tickets

Jeff HolmSenior Associate AD

Jason HoveAssistant AD-Sports Info

Bruce LichtyFacilities

Tammy LobanAdministration

Tyler MerriamBroadcast Services

Brittany OligschlaegerJackrabbit Sports Properties

Ed PosaskiAssociate AD-Budget

Rich ReidFaculty Athletics Rep.

Michele SchmidtSports Information

Sara SchneiderAthletic Development

Natasha SchrieberCompliance Assistant

Jennifer SellAssistant AD-Academics

Ryan SweeterSports Information

Jonathan TreiberMarketing and Promotions

Christi WilliamsAssociate AD-Facilities

Beth YoshidaAccounting Assistant

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Highlighting SDSU’s social media presence is Coach Bono’s weekly video, “Jacked Up Mondays.”

In these segments, Bono gives fans a recap of the pre-vious week’s action and previews the next seven days for the Jacks, along with giving fans behind-the-scenes footage of the team. “As a program, we are really focused on branding and getting our program in front of as many people as possible,” Bono said. “It is a great opportunity for us to show people what a great thing we have going here.”

With Susan Wallrich on staff for another year as the vid-eographer, Coach Bono and staff are looking to make their social media impact even greater with the addition of a weekly podcast, hosted by Tyler Merriam.

Jacked Up Mondays Gold StandardFollowing the Best of Brand Top Newcomer in 2012-13, @GoJacksWrestle contin-ued to up its game and won the prestigious Gold Standard Award for continued efforts to promote the program through social media platforms.

“To be recognized in front of our peers for our con-tinued efforts was very rewarding,” head coach Chris Bono said of the award. “I have to thank my staff, in-cluding our videographer Susan Wallrich and our sports information department for their continued efforts to promote our #getjacked mantra.

“This is truly a team award,” Bono said. “What is most exciting is that we have even more planned and more experience on staff this season.”

Jackrabbit Wrestling: All Access is a complimentary video release to Jacked Up Mondays. In this behind-the-scenes installment, the cameras show the Jackrabbits away from the mat.

Last season All Access videos included preseason workouts, cribs and a day in the life.

As always, fans are encouraged to reach out to the wrestling staff with new ideas of what they want to see.

All Access

Coach Bono recording Jacked Up Monday following a win vs. Augustana

The cameras followed the Jacks into the weight room during preseason workouts last season

"The standard that the South Dakota State Wrestling program set this year in social media marketing was outstanding. They were relentless promoting the @GoJacksWrestle Twitter handle and #getjacked brand thoughout the year the right way and their efforts absolutely helped grow our sport. Coach Bono is such a positive advocate for wrestling with his energy and persistent effort to grow his program."

- ELSM CEO Coyte Cooper

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The Pledges 4 Pins campaign is designed to help the growth of the Jackrabbit Wrestling Club.

The Jackrabbit Wrestling Club is a nonprofit organization that supports the SDSU wrestling team through training and competition in the spring and summer. The money raised allows student-athletes to compete in the FILA Junior Na-tionals, University Nationals and train at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs.

Any pin made by an SDSU wrestler during the 2014-15 season counts towards your Pledges 4 Pins amount. Dual meets, tournaments, opens, the West Regional and the NCAA Championships count towards your Pledges 4 Pins amount.

For example, if you pledge $5 per pin and Jackrabbit wrestlers accumulate 40 pins on the season, your pledge is $200.

The Jackrabbit coaching staff tracks the pins and your pledge amount. When the season ends, the coaching staff calculates your pledge balance and sends you a notice with the balance and different payment methods.

Levels:Starter: $1-19All-Conference: $20-49All-American: $50-99NCAA Champion: $100+

For more information and to pledge, please contact assistant wrestling coach Jon Reader.

Phone: 810-516-5835Email: Jon.Reader@sdstate.edu

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Nov. 1 Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open BROOKINGS 9 a.m.

Nov. 7 Minnesota Minneapolis, Mn. 3 p.m.

Nov. 7 Virginia Minneapolis, Mn. 3 p.m.

Nov. 7 Grand Canyon (Ariz.) Minneapolis, Mn. 3 p.m.

Nov. 14 Bison Open Fargo, N.D. All Day

Nov. 15 Cyclone Open Ames, Iowa All Day

Nov. 21 Virginia Tech BROOKINGS 4:30 p.m.

Nov. 27 Oklahoma State BROOKINGS 5 p.m.

Dec. 4 Iowa Iowa City, Iowa 7 p.m.

Dec. 6 Dakota Wesleyan Sioux Falls, S.D. Noon

Dec. 6 Augustana Sioux Falls, S.D. 1:30 p.m.

Dec. 6 Northern State Sioux Falls, S.D. 3 p.m.

Dec. 13 North Dakota State BROOKINGS 2 p.m.

Dec. 29-30 Midlands Evanston, Ill. All Day

Jan. 15 Northern Colorado Greeley, Colo. 8 p.m.

Jan. 22 SIU Edwardsville BROOKINGS 5 p.m.

Jan. 22 CSU Bakersfield BROOKINGS 7 p.m.

Jan. 24 Air Force BROOKINGS 11:30 a.m.

Jan. 29 Wyoming BROOKINGS 7 p.m.

Feb. 5 Utah Valley Orem, Utah 6 p.m.

Feb. 7 Boise State Boise, Idaho 3 p.m.

Feb. 12 West Virginia BROOKINGS 7 p.m.

Feb. 14 Oklahoma Norman, Okla. 2 p.m.

Feb. 21 North Dakota State Fargo, N.D. 2 p.m.

Mar. 5-6 Big 12 Championships Kansas City, Mo. N/A

Mar. 17-19 NCAA Championships New York City, N.Y. N/A

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How the Jacks Stand - SDSU vs. 2015-16 Opponents

Opponent Record First Meeting Last MeetingMinnesota 4-21-0 1949-50 2007-08

Virginia 0-0-0 N/A N/A

Northern State 29-1-1 2011-12 2011-12

CSU Bakersfield 0-0-0 N/A N/A

Northern Colorado 22-12-0 1972-73 1/18/15

North Dakota State 17-42-1 1958-59 2/22/15

Dakota Wesleyan 4-0-0 2004-05 1/11/15

Augustana 37-15-0 1965-66 12/7/14

Oklahoma State 0-1-0 11/16/14 11/16/14

Iowa 0-4-0 1995-96 1999-00

Grand Canyon (Ariz.) 0-0-0 N/A N/A

Virginia Tech 0-0-0 N/A N/A

Boise State 2-0-0 1976-77 1/16/15

Wyoming 1-15-0 1953-54 1/30/15

Utah Valley 2-8-0 2005-06 1/6/15

Air Force 3-9-0 1992-93 2/1/15

2015-16 Opponents

West Virginia 1-8-0 2005-06 1/6/14Oklahoma 0-1-0 1969-70 1969-70

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Chris Bono• Head Coach •

Jackrabbit Coaching Staff

Jon Reader• Assistant Coach •

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Chris Bono joined South Dakota State as wrestling head coach in the spring of 2012. Bono brought knowledge, excitement and a history of success to the Jackrabbit program.

In three seasons at SDSU, Bono has a 22-28 dual record after go-ing 11-8 in his third season, and has coached seven NCAA qualifiers. 2014-15 saw Cody Pack qualify for the NCAA Tournament for the third time, along with J.J. Everard and Nate Rotert, both first time qualifiers.

Bono’s third year on campus saw the Jacks have unprecedented success at the Division I level. As a team, SDSU finished over .500 in the regular season for the first time since 2004-2005, while also beating Stanford for the first time in school history.

Everard, Rotert, and Pack represented the second consecutive year that SDSU sent three qualifiers to the NCAA Wrestling Championships. As a team, the Jacks finished in third place with 56.5 points at the NCAA West Regional/WWC Championship, with Pack and Everard winning individual titles at 157 and 285, respectively.

Bono’s second season saw the Jacks make a large leap as a program. As a team, the Jackrabbits finished with a 6-8 dual record. SDSU beat Wyoming for the first time in school history and wrestled for the Western Wrestling Conference dual championship in its regu-lar-season finale at North Dakota State, but fell to the Bison.

Coach Bono and the SDSU coaching staff ushered in a new era in Jackrabbit wrestling in the 2013-2014 season with the sixth-best recruiting class in the nation (The Open Mat, Amateur Wrestling News). Eight student-athletes joined the wrestling team on signing day, including three ranked by AWN. The No. 6 ranking made it the best recruiting class for any sport in the history of Jackrabbit athletics.

In his first year as head coach at SDSU, Bono led the team to a 5-12 dual record, 1-4 West-ern Wrestling Conference record and fifth in the conference standings. The team qualified one wrestler for the NCAA Championships via the West Regional.

SDSU scored its most notable win and first win versus a major conference opponent since transitioning to Division I in its season opener. The Jacks defeated Big Ten opponent Indi-ana 19-18 at the Huskie Duals in DeKalb, Ill.

Bono was the first NCAA Division I wrestling coach to participate in the Samaritan’s Feet movement, coaching the dual versus Simpson on Jan. 11 barefoot to raise awareness for the organization.

While leading the Jackrabbits, Coach Bono was also tabbed as coach for the U.S. Men’s Freestyle team at the 2013 Pan American Championships. In the world event, Coach Bono led Team USA to a 13-point victory.

@ChrisBono chrisbono.comCHRIS BONOHead Coach - Third Season

The Bono FileHead Coach Record at SDSU: 22-28 (.440) - 3 seasonsCareer Record: 61-45 (.575) - 6 seasons

Personal Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa.

Education High School: The Bolles SchoolCollege: Iowa State(Exercise and Sports Science, 97)

Coaching History1997-00: Assistant Coach: Iowa State2002-04: Associate Head Coach: Iowa State2005: Assistant Coach: UT-Chattanooga2006-09: Head Coach: UT-Chattanooga2009-10: Assistant Coach: Iowa State2012-Present: Head Coach: SDSU

Wrestling Experience1993-97: Iowa State 1996 National Champion Thee-time All-American Four-time NCAA Qualifier 5th on all-time wins list2001-05: Team USA 2001, 02, 05 Freestyle World Team MemberFamily Wife: NikiChildren: Josie (13) and Ellie (11)

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At the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Bono produced three Southern Conference titles, two All-Americans, and 19 NCAA qualifiers.

During his three seasons, UTC scheduled many nationally ranked teams. Bono coached the Mocs to wins over Ohio State in 2009 and 2010; the Buckeyes were ranked No. 8 at the time of the second loss.

Bono was named head coach at UTC on July 29, 2006 and wasted little time directing the Mocs to their 22nd Southern Conference champi-onship. He coached nine wrestlers to the 2007 NCAA Championships, a feat matched only by Minnesota.In his first season, Bono guided the Mocs to a 16-1 dual-match record, including an 11-match win streak to start the season and a victory at No. 14 Ohio State. He received high consideration for National Coach of the Year honors from RevWrestling.com.

Bono joined the UTC staff in 2005 after serving nine years as an assistant coach at Iowa State. He was the Cyclones’ head assistant coach for five seasons. In Bono’s final year on the ISU staff, the Cyclones earned a third-place finish in the Big 12 Conference and a sixth-place showing at the NCAA Championships.

A native of Philadelphia, Bono was named the National Wrestling Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year in 2002 for his role in ISU’s success.

Bono lettered at Iowa State from 1994-97 and ranks fifth on the program’s all-time wins list with 130 victories. He won the NCAA 150-pound title as a junior.

A four-time NCAA participant, Bono placed fifth at the Nationals as a sophomore and second as a senior. As a freshman, he finished eighth at the Big Eight Conference Championships and was runner-up finish his sophomore year. Bono won the Big Eight title as a junior and was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler at the inaugural Big 12 Conference Championship in 1997. He was 115-17 his final three seasons.

Following his senior season, Bono wrestled as a freestyle competitor and defeated Doug Schwab, 5-4, to take third place at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials in Las Vegas, Nev.

In 2003, Bono won the 145.5-pound title at the U.S. Senior Freestyle National Championships in Las Vegas, qualifying for the World Team Trials in Indianapolis, Ind., where he was runner-up. Bono was a U.S. World Cup team member, earning the gold medal at the 2003 World Cup Wrestling Championships in Boise, Idaho, and was a member of the national team at the 2003 Titan Games in San Jose, Calif.

Bono earned the U.S. Senior Freestyle No. 1 national ranking at 145.5 pounds and a spot on the U.S. World Team. He began the year with a first-place showing at the Dave Schultz Memorial in Colorado Springs, Colo., followed by a fourth-place finish at the Kiev Grand Prix in Kiev, Ukraine. Bono won a bronze medal at the Pan American Championships in Caracara, Venezuela, and placed third at the U.S. Freestyle Na-tional Championships in Las Vegas, earning a berth to the World Team Trials.

At the 2002 World Team Trials, Bono swept through the mini-tournament beating Reggie Wright (Gator WC) of Colorado Springs, Colo., 3-1 and Schwab (Hawkeye WC) of Iowa City, Iowa, 3-2 to advance to the finals. In the 145.5-pound championship, Bono defeated Jamill Kelly (Gator WC) of Stillwater, Okla., 3-1 and 3-0, earning his second consecutive World Team Trials title.

In a special wrestle-off for the 145.5-pound spot on the 2002 U.S. World Team, Bono defeated Bill Zadick (Hawkeye WC) of Iowa City, Iowa, two matches to one, 2-3, 3-1, 3-2 (OT), to earn his second consecutive trip to the World Championships. However, the U.S. World Team did not compete at the World Championships in Tehran, Iran.

Bono competed at the 2005 World Championships in September in Budapest, Hungary. At the 2005 World Team Trials, Bono, the No. 1 seed, captured the title at 66 kilograms by defeating Jared Lawrence two matches to none.

In May of 2006, Bono beat Japan’s Kohei Fujimoto (1-0, 2-0), Uzbekistan’s Muradollo Ablokulov (2-4, 1-0, 2-0) and Russia’s Jirair Oganesyan (1-1, 5-4) at the Independence Cup Grand Prix in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. He finished with the silver medal after losing 0-1, 2-1, 1-1 to Russia’s Andrey Sementsov on a takedown with 14 seconds left in the final period. Sementsov was the reigning Junior European champion.

Bono won the 2007 U.S. Freestyle national title in Las Vegas and received an automatic bid to the World Team Trials. Seeded fourth at 145.5 pounds at Nationals, he defeated second-seeded Lawrence for the title. At the 2007 World Team Trials, Bono finished runner-up to Schwab in the finals by a 2-1 score. He lost in the challenge finals in Las Vegas at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials.

Since taking over the program, Bono and his staff have stressed branding through various social media platforms. Under Bono’s guidance, @SDSUwrestling won the prestigious Best of Brand Gold Standard Award last season, a year after being named the Best of Brand Top Newcomer.

Bono earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science from Iowa State in 1997.

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JON READER Jon Reader was named as an assistant coach on August 26, 2014.

Reader came to SDSU following a two-year stint as a volunteer coach at his alma mater, Iowa State. In his time at ISU, he coached three All-Americans and saw the Cyclones place 11th at the 2013 NCAA Championships. He also played a key role in fundraising for the

Cyclone Wrestling Club and coordinated summer camps.

While in a Cyclone singlet, Reader wrestled a pair of seasons with current SDSU head coach Chris Bono on the staff. A three-time All-American (2008, 09, 11), he added an NCAA national championship in 2011 at 174 pounds.

During his 2010-11 championship run, Reader went a perfect 39-0 and held the No. 1 ranking in every major poll for the entire year. Of his 39 wins that year, 27 came by bonus points.

Reader compiled a 124-23 career record, good for the 17th-best win percentage in Iowa State’s 100-Win Club. His 124 career victories are tied for eighth all-time at ISU.

The 2011 Big 12 champ also won ISU’s 2010 Most Takedowns Award, Team Leader-ship Award, 2009 Most Near Falls Award and 2008 Bonus Points Award, along with being a two-time Harold Nichols/Cyclone Open and 2011 Midlands champ.

Reader has also been a mainstay on the international circuit as he is a two-time World Team member. He is currently training for a spot on the 2016 U.S. Olympic team. A member of the 2012 University World Team, he represented the U.S. at the 2012 Universtiy World Championship in Kuortane, Finland. Reader also won the 2012 Hari Ram Grand Prix gold medal at 84 kg.

The Davison, Mich., native received his business management degree from ISU in 2011. Reader and his wife Ashley reside in Brookings.

@Jon_Reader Jon-Reader.comJON READERAssistant Coach - Second Season

The Reader FilePersonal Hometown: Davison, Mich.

Education High School: Davison HSCollege: Iowa State(Business Management, 2011)

Coaching History2011-13: Volunteer Coach: Iowa State2014-Present: Assistant Coach: SDSU

Wrestling Experience2006-11: Iowa State NCAA National Champion (2011) Big 12 Champion (2011) 3x All-American (2008-11) Midlands Champion (2011) ISU Team Leadership Award (2010) ISU Most Takedowns Award (2010) ISU Most Nearfalls Award (2009) ISU Bonus Points Award (2008) AWN All-Rookie Second Team (2008)

2011-Present: Team USA World Team Member (2012, 2014)

Family Wife: Ashley

The Readers: Jon and Ashley

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A.J. SchoppAssistant Coach - First Season

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A.J. Schopp is the newest addition to the South Dakota State University wrestling coaching staff, joining the Jackrabbits in the summer of 2015 as an assistant coach.

Schopp completed a standout wrestling career at Edinboro University (Pa.), where he was a four-time NCAA qualifier and three-time All-American. He finished fourth at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships as both a sophomore and junior before placing third in the 133-pound division at the 2015 national meet. He compiled a 133-17 career record with 67 pins, including a 26-3 mark with 16 falls as a senior.

As a team, Edinboro posted a pair of top-five finishes in the team standings at the Division I Championships, including a third-place showing in 2015.

The Schopp FilePersonal Hometown: Tyrone, Pa.

Education High School: Tyrone Area HSCollege: Edinboro University(Marketing major with a minor in Economics, 2015)

Coaching History2015-Present: Assistant Coach: SDSU

Wrestling Experience 2010-15: Edinboro University NCAA Qualifier (2011-15) 3x All-American (2013-15) 3x EWL Champion (2013-15) 4x PSAC Champion (2012-15)

Zach ReedVolunteer Assistant - First Season

Zach Reed is in his first season as a volunteer assistant coach with the South Dakota State University wrestling program.

A native of Le Mars, Iowa, Reed excelled in both wrestling and track and field at the prep level, before enrolling at Wayne State College (Neb.), where he competed as a spinter in track.

Reed’s previous coaching experience includes serving as a wrestling coach in the Wayne Community School District.

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The Roster

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NAME Wt. Ht Yr. Hometown (High School)Isaac Andrade 125 5-8 Jr. Redding, Calif. (Foothill)Brady Ayers 174 5-10 Jr. Waterville, Minn. (WEM)Tayt Boeckholt 141 5-9 Fr. Hartford, S.D. (West Central)Joe Brewster 165 5-11 Sr. Park Ridge, Ill. (Maine South)Brett Bye 165 5-10 Fr. Vermillion, S.D. (Vermillion)Zach Carlson 184 5-10 Fr. Kerkhoven, Minn (K.M.D.)Josh Casperson 184 5-11 RFr. Beresford, S.D. (Beresford)Anthony Cefolo 125 5-8 Fr. Hangover Park, N.J. (Hangover Park)Spencer Derifield 165 5-9 RFr. Waverly, Iowa (Waverly-Shell Rock)Lucas Eastman 157 5-8 Fr. Rochester, Wash. (Rochester)Jaxon Fitzgerald 133 5-7 So. Palo Cedro, Calif. (Foothill)Ben Gillette 133 5-7 Sr. Redfield, S.D. (Redfield)Seth Gross 141 5-9 So. Apple Valley, Minn (Apple Valley)Colin Holler 149 5-9 So. Orland Park, Ill. (Carl Sandburg)Kasey Klapprodt 174 5-10 Fr. Rapid City, S.D. (Rapid City Stevens)Alex Kocer 141 5-9 Jr. Wagner, S.D. (Wagner)David Kocer 174 6-0 So. Wagner, S.D. (Wagner)Alex Macki 285 5-10 So. Cambridge, Iowa (Ballard)Kahlen Morris 125 5-1 Fr. Sioux Falls, S.D. (Roosevelt)Martin Mueller 184 6-0 Fr. Rapid City, S.D. (Rapid City Central)Cody Pack 157 5-7 Sr. Quincy, Calif. (Quincy)Logan Peterson 157 6-0 RFr. Lake Lillian, Minn. (ACGC)Tyler Pieper 141 5-4 RFr. Davis, Ill. (Dakota)Henry Pohlmeyer 133 5-8 Fr. Johnston, Iowa (Johnston)Nate Rotert 197 6-0 So. Spearfish, S.D. (Spearfish)Louie Sanders 133 5-8 Fr. Truman, Minn. (Lake Crystal-Welcome)Ben Schwery 165 6-0 Jr. Underwood, Iowa (Lewis Central)Jimsher Sidhu 285 6-3 Fr. Surrey, British Columbia (Burnaby)Brance Simms 133 5-4 Sr. Gilmore City, Iowa (Humboldt)Cameron Sykora 125 5-5 Fr. Wheaton, Minn. (Border West)Noah Uhing 285 6-0 Fr. South Sioux City, Neb. (South Sioux City)Caleb Ward 197 6-3 Fr. Leavenworth, Kan. (Lansing)Luke Zilverberg 149 5-10 So. Belle Plaine, Minn. (Belle Plaine)

* -- Indicates redshirt freshmen** -- Indicated redshirt sophomore

Head Assistant: Chris Bono (Iowa State, 1997)Assistant Coach: Jon Reader (Iowa State, 2011)Assistant Coach: A.J. Schopp (Edinboro, 2015)Volunteer Assistant: Zach Reed

Roster Breakdown125Isaac AndradeAnthony CefoloKahlen MorrisCameron Sykora

133Jaxon FitzgeraldBen GilletteHenry PohlmeyerLouie SandersBrance Simms

141Tayt BoeckholtSeth GrossAlex KocerTyler Pieper

149Colin HollerLuke Zilverberg

157Lucas EastmanCody PackLogan Peterson

165Joe BrewsterBrett ByeSpencer DerifieldBen Schwery

174Brady AyersKasey KlapprodtDavid Kocer

184Zach CarlsonJosh CaspersonMartin Mueller

197Nate RotertCaleb Ward

285Alex MackiJimsher SidhuNoah Uhing

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125 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - ISAAC ANDRADE

After another strong season from Isaac Andrade, it appears that he be the starter this year. Joining him will be freshmen Anthony Cefolo, Kahlen Morris and Cameron Sykora.

133 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - BRANCE SIMMS

Senior Brance Simms ended the 2014-15 season with his ca-reer-best record. Also looking for time will be Ben Gillette, who recorded a 24-13 record last year. Jaxon Fitzgereld, Henry Pohlmeyer and Louie Sanders, will look to get into action as freshmen this year.

141 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - ALEX KOCER

Junior Alex Kocer had a strong showing his sophomore year, notching a 10-5 dual record. Joining him in the 141 pound weight class will be sophomore Seth Gross, redshirt freshman Tyler Pieper, and freshman Tayt Boeckholt.

149 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - LUKE ZILVERBERG

Only two wrestlers will be participating in the 149 pound weight class for the Jackrabbits this year, but it won’t be short on talent. Colin Holler and Luke Zilverberg are coming off strong season last year. Holler finished 14-12 last year, but did not participate in any dual matches. Zilverberg carried most of the load in dual matches, finishing with 13 dual starts on the year.

157 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - CODY PACK

Three-time NCAA qualifier Cody Pack earned a fifth year by the NCAA to return to the Jackrabbits. Pack finished the year with a 37-6 overall record and was nationally ranked for a majority of the season. Joining Pack will be Logan Peterson and Lucas Eastman, who will see plenty of time wrestling unattached.

285 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - ALEX MACKI

After finishing the season with an 11-12 overall record his fresh-man year, Alex Macki will look to lead the pack in the heavy-weight division this year. Macki finished second in the Worth-ington Open on November 17. Joining Macki will be Jimsher Sidhu from British Columbia and Noah Uhing, who wrestled at South Sioux City High School.

197 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - NATE ROTERT

A national qualifier last year, Nate Rotert enters his sophomore year coming off an excellent year last season. He finished with a record of 22-12 overall, and posted a 12-4 dual record. He also finished first at the Bison Open last year. Caleb Ward, a fresh-man from Leavenworth, Kansas will look to get time unattached this year.

184 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - JOSH CASPERSON

Coming off a freshman year unattached, Josh Casperson will look to be the starter in the 184 pound weight class. Casper-son, a Beresford, South Dakota native, finished the year with a 6-9 overall record. He also placed sixth at the UNK Open, the only tournament he participated in. Joining Casperson will be freshmen Zack Carlson and Martin Mueller.

174 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - BRADY AYERS

Brady Ayers finished the season with an 18-16 overall record, and 9-9 in dual matches. David Kocher also preformed well, garnering a 26-20 record. Also looking for time is freshman Kasey Klapprodt, who had flourished in his high school career at Rapid City Stevens.

165 pounds: PROJECTED STARTER - JOE BREWSTER

After sitting out the year due to injury, Joe Brewster returns to the matt looking to bounce back in a big way. Junior Ben Schwery stepped in well last season, posting a 20-11 record, along with 3-1 in dual matches. Redshirt freshman Spencer Derifield recorded a 6-12 record in his freshman campaign, and freshman Lucas Eastman will look to spend time unat-tached this year.

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CODYPACK

• Senior - 157 lbs - 5’8 • • Quincy, Calif. •• Quincy H.S. •

• Major: Sociology •

2014-15: Earned third consecutive trip to NCAA Championships ... was one win away from earning All-America honors ... was nationally ranked for much of the season and finished with 37-6 overall re-cord ... repeated as West Regional/West-ern Wrestling Conference champion at 157 pounds ... carried 13-match winning streak into NCAA Championships, where he posted a 4-2 mark ... compiled a 16-2 dual record, including a 5-0 mark in WWC competition ... four-time WWC Wrestler of the Week2013-14: Became the first two-time NCAA Championship qualifier in program history since 2010 • compiled a 28-8 overall record • had a 13-1 dual mark • 5-0 WWC record • won the NCAA West Region/WWC Championship with a 2-0 performance • two-time WWC Wrestler of the Week

2012-13: NCAA Championships qualifier • finished season with a 15-16 overall record, 8-8 dual record and 1-4 conference record • team leader in technical falls (five) • recorded two pins (fastest: 2:11), five technical falls, two major decisions and six decisions • placed second at Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open

2011-12: Finished 5-1 overall and 2-0 in duals • scored one technical fall, one major decision and three decisions • placed second at the Dak Open

High School: Had a career record of 192-6 • six-time Fargo AA champion • nine-time California freestyle/Greco/Folk-style state champion • two-time USA triple crown winner • California state champion freshman and sophomore seasons • Three-time California triple crown winner • six-time world all-star team member • 2008 junior world team alternate

BRANCESIMMS

• Senior - 141 lbs - 5’6 • • Gilmore City, Iowa •

• Humboldt H.S. •• Major: Construction Management•

2014-15: Finished the season with a 23-15 overall record, including a 10-9 dual re-cord • finished second in both the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open and the Bison Open • defeated Oklahoma State’s Brian Crutchmer (Nov. 16) for first dual win of the season • earned back-to-back techni-cal fall victories vs. Northern Colorado and Cal Poly Jan. 18 and Jan. 25

2013-14: Went 15-16 in his second year in the lineup • tallied a 4-5 dual mark and a 3-2 WWC dual record • recorded a pair of defensive falls at the NCAA West Region/WWC Championship over Gunnar Woodburn (Wyoming) and Michael Espinoza (Northern Colorado) • placed eighth at the Dak Open (Nov. 3) and second at the Bison Open (Nov. 9)

2012-13: Finished the season with an 18-16 overall record, 8-8 in duals and 3-2 in conference • recorded four pins (fastest: 0:56), two technical falls, two major decisions and 10 decisions • placed fourth at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open • won by pin (0:56) versus Quin Murphy in season-opening win versus Indiana (19-18) • won by pin (4:37) versus Brandon Gallagher in conference win versus Northern Colorado • WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll

High School: Three-time placewinner on the Twin River Valley wrestling team • state champion as a junior • also placed second and fifth

BENGILLETTE

• Senior - 133 lbs - 5’6 • • Redfield, S.D. •• Redfield H.S. •

• Major: Biology/Pre-Medicine •

2014-15: Named to WWC All-Academic team in the 133-pound weight class • finished the season with a 24-13 overall record

2013-14: Posted his second seven-win season as a Jackrabbit, going 7-22 • went 2-10 in dual and 1-4 in WWC matches • beat Augustana’s Blake Jans (Dec. 8) 8-2 and North Dakota State’s Hunter Weber (Feb. 16) 6-4 • pinned Tirso Lara (Unattached), Tanner O’Gorman (Wayne State) and Collin McNally (Western State)

2012-13: Finished the season with a 7-19 overall record, 4-13 in duals and 1-4 in conference • recorded two pins (fastest: 6:01) and four decisions • won by decision (9-4) versus Josh Lauderdale of Stanford • won by decision (9-3) versus Nick Adams in conference win versus Northern Colorado • WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll

High School: 2012 South Dakota Class B Wrestler of the Year • two-time South Dakota State B champion (126 pounds in 2012, 112 pounds in 2010) • two-time State B runner-up (125 pounds in 2011, 112 in 2009) • 2011 Disney Duals 6-6 • 2010 Junior Olympics freestyle 9-3 • National Honor Society • Good Citizenship Award • 4.0 High School GPA • placed in multiple state track events • third in the mile and fifth in the 800m dash at state (2012) • 2010 cross country team state champions • placed 32nd at state • All-Area and All-Conference running back • letterwinner in football, cross country and track

Overall Dual2014-15 37-6 16-22013-14: 28-8 13-12012-13: 15-16 8-82011-12: 5-1 2-0TOTAL: 48-25 23-9

Overall Dual2014-15 23-15 10-92013-14: 15-16 4-52012-13: 18-16 8-8TOTAL: 56-47 22-22

Overall Dual2014-15 24-13 0-02013-14: 7-22 2-102012-13: 7-19 4-13TOTAL: 14-41 6-23

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BRADYAYERS

• Junior - 174 lbs - 5’10 • • Waterville, Minn. •

• WEM H.S. •• Major: Agronomy •

2014-15: Finished the season with an 18-16 overall record • finished fifth in the Bison Open (Nov. 8) • earned first dual victory over Alex DiCiantis (Drexel) on Nov. 23 • recorded first pin versus Isaac Rangel of Dakota Wesleyan

2013-14: Recorded a 19-15 overall record as one of two Jackrabbit freshmen from the heralded freshmen recruiting class to have his redshirt pulled • went back-and-forth between 174 and 184 • went 3-4 in duals with wins over Drexel (Nov. 9), Augustana (Dec. 8) and Northern Illinois (Feb. 14) • tallied five major decisions • placed third at the Nebraska-Kearney Holiday Inn Open (Nov. 23)

High School: 160-lbs Minnesota state champion as a senior • 171-66 career record wrestling for WEM/Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton • 83 career pins • owns school record for wins (171), takedowns in a season (91), three-point nearfalls in a season (43), near falls in a season (57) and escapes in a season (75) • four-time all-conference • six-time letterwinner • two-time team captain • four-time letterwinner in football • three-time letterwinner in baseball • 2013 WEM Male Athlete of the Year

ALEXKOCER

• Junior - 165 lbs - 5’9 • • Wagner, S.D. •• Wagner H.S. •

• Major: Ag Business •

2014-15: Spent half the season in the 141 pound weight class while finishing in the 149 pound class • qualified for NCAA West regional, finishing with a 1-1 record • posted a 12-7 overall record • captured first dual win vs. #18 Wisconsin (Nov. 29) • finished the year winning four consecutive dual matches, including a 7-1 victory vs. #18 Wyoming (Jan. 31)

2013-14: NCAA Championship qualifier • Western Wrestling Confererence champion • 29-13 overall record • 10-4 dual mark • went 4-1 in conference matches • Kocer’s 29 wins were a team-high • placed in four tournaments, including a fourth-place showing at the Dak Open (Nov 3), third at the Cyclone Open (Nov. 16), fourth at the UNI Open (Dec. 14), along with WWC crown • had a team-high seven major decisions • recorded four falls, including pins over Northern Iowa’s Tyler Patten and Iowa State’s Blayne Briceno, to go along with his pair of pins at the Dak Open

High School: Five-time South Dakota state champion (2008 at 103 pounds, 2009 at 118, 2010 at 130, 2011 and 2012 at 152) • one of five S.D. prep wrestlers with five state titles • finished senior season undefeated (44-0)

Overall Dual2014-15 18-16 9-92013-14: 19-15 3-4TOTAL: 37-31 3-4

Overall Dual2014-15 13-8 10-52013-14: 29-13 10-42012-13: 0-0 0-0TOTAL: 41-20 20-9 *redshirted 2012-13

JOEBREWSTER• Senior - 165 lbs - 5’11 •

• Park Ridge, Ill. •• Maine South H.S. •• Graphic Design •

2014-15: Sat out the entire season due to injury • received an extra year of eligibility by the NCAA

2013-14: NCAA Championship qualifier • recorded a 22-16 overall record, including a 7-7 dual mark • placed in three tour-naments, including a third-place finish at the Dak Open • went 4-2 at the Southern Scuffle (Jan. 1-2) • tallied two pins on the year against Northern Illinois and Iowa Central

2012-13: Finished season with a 12-17 overall record, 7-10 in duals and 3-2 in conference • recorded one pin (6:08), one technical fall, three major decisions and seven decisions • won by decision (6-3) versus Zach Toal of No. 7 Missouri • placed eighth at Cliff Keen Invitational • won by decision (9-5) versus Iver Sandoval in conference win versus Northern Colora-do • won match at West Regional by pin

2011-12: Posted a 7-5 overall record with six decisions and one major decision • placed third at the Warren Williamson/Da-ktronics Open on six victories

2010-11: Redshirted the 2010-11 season • compiled a 15-8 record on the season wrestling unattached • named to the Western Wrestling Conference Coaches’ Honor Roll with a 3.087 GPA as a graphic design major

High School: Four-time state qualifier • finished his prep career with a 154-14 re-cord • Fargo all-American and USA Folk-style all-American • Illinois Freestyle and Greco-Roman state champion • Northern Plains freestyle champion

Overall Dual2014-15: 0-0 0-02013-14: 22-16 7-72012-13: 12-17 7-102011-12 7-5 0-0TOTAL: 29-35 7-17

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BENSCHWERY• Junior - 184 lbs - 6’0 •

• Underwood, Iowa •• Lewis Central H.S. •

• Major: Wildlife & Fisheries •

2014-15: Named to conference All-Aca-demic Team • finished season with 20-11 overall record in the 165 lbs. weight class • placed second in the Bison Open (Nov. 8) as well as third in the UNK Open (Nov. 22) • recorded his first dual victory defeat-ing Clayton Bass of SIU-Edwardsville 14-1 (Dec. 19)

2013-14: Went 16-18 in his first year seeing action in the starting lineup • made eight duals starts and won two matches against Air Force and Northern Colorado • placed third at the Bison Open (Nov. 9), fifth at the Cyclone Open (Nov. 16) and fifth at the UNI Open (Dec. 14) • recorded a pair of pins against Tyler Sexton (Lindenwood) and Duran-te Scott (Iowa Central)

2012-13: Finished season 16-11 overall, wrestling unattached • placed at four tour-naments • recorded six pins (fastest: 1:32), two technical falls, two major decisions and six decisions • WWC Coaches’ Honor Roll

High School: Three-time Iowa 3A state qualifier • fourth place at state (170 pounds) • top-eight in graduating class

ISAACANDRADE• Junior - 125 lbs - 5’8 •

• Redding, CA. •• Foothill H.S. •

• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

ALEXMACKI

• Sophomore - 285 lbs - 5’11 • • Cambridge, Iowa •

• Ballard H.S. •• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

2014-15: Finished the season with an 11-12 overall record unattached • recorded a sixth place finish at the Bison Open (Nov. 8) • highlighted the Worthington Open by finishing in second place (Nov. 17)

2013-14: Recorded a 10-15 mark wres-tling unattached • recorded a pair of major decisions over Keaton Sameshima (Adams State) and Logan Hortop (Augsburg) • placed third at the Dragon Open (Dec. 7)

High School: Two-time state qualifier • fourth-place as a senior • fifth-place at Corn Cob Nationals as a sophomore • two-time all-district football player • 2012 all-state football player • 2013 Bernie Saggau and Richard Haggan Award recipient

Overall Dual2014-15: 20-11 3-12013-14: 16-18 2-62012-13: 16-11 0-0TOTAL: 52-40 2-6 *redshirted 2012-13

Overall Dual2014-15: 18-19 7-122013-14: 11-14 0-5TOTAL: 29-33. 7-17redshirted 2013-14

Overall Dual2014-15 11-12 0-02013-14: 10-15 0-0TOTAL: 21-27 0-0redshirted 2013-14

2014-15: Finished the season with an 18-19 overall record in the 125-pound weight class • posted a 7-12 dual record • recorded his first pin vs. SIUE’s Cameron Kelly (Dec. 19) • placed 3rd in the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open (Nov. 2) • won three consecutive dual matches with wins over Kent State (Dec. 19), Buffalo (Jan. 11) and Dakota Wesleyan (Jan. 11)

2013-14: Went 11-14 as one of two Jackrabbit freshman to compete attached • wrestled the majority of his matches at 125, but competed at 133 later in the year • breakout performance came at the Cyclone Open (Nov. 16) where he defeated All-American Earl Hall (Iowa State) and placed second with a 4-1 record • placed seventh in his Jackrabbit debut at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open (Nov. 3) • recorded a pin in his first collegiate match over Dillon Thooft (Augustana) • went 0-5 in duals

High School: Three-time California state qualifier • four-time section placewinner

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NATEROTERT

• Sophomore - 197 lbs - 6’0 • • Spearfish, S.D. •• Spearfish H.S. •

• Major: Early Childhood Ed. •

2014-15: Flourished in the 197 pound weight class by finishing the season 22-9 overall • posted a 12-4 dual record, including an 8-6 decision in his dual debut vs. Oklahoma State’s Austin Shafer (Nov. 15) • finished second in Warren Williams/Daktronics Open (Nov. 2) and first place at the Bison Open (Nov. 8)

2013-14: Went 22-12 in his first season on campus wrestling unattached • recorded five falls and six majors • won the UNK Open (Nov. 23) and the Dragon Open (Dec. 7) • also placed fourth at the Grand View Open (Jan. 25) and sixth at the UNI Open (Dec. 14) • dropped a 7-1 decision to eventual national champ, J’Den Cox (Missouri) at the UNI Open • 2014 FILA Junior World Team Trials runner-up

High School: 116-15 prep career record • two-time South Dakota 195-lb state champion • four-time state placewinner • six-time letterwinner • two-time National High School Coaches Association national champion with a 10-0 record at the championships • runner-up finish at the 2011 USA Wrestling Cadet Freestyle National Championships • ranked No. 7 at 220 pounds and No. 45 overall in 2013 senior class • Dream Team Classic All-Star participant

LUKEZILVERBERG

• Sophomore - 149 lbs - 5’10 • • Belle Plaine, Minn. •• Belle Plaine H.S. •

• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

2014-15: Named to the NCAA All-Aca-demic team • finished his first attached season by finishing with a 20-14 overall record • garnered a 5-8 dual record and earned his first dual victory Jan. 16 against Boise State’s Jared Johnshoy • finished second in Warren Williams/Daktronics Open (Nov. 2)

2013-14: Went 19-13 wrestling unattached in his first year on campus • placed fourth at the UNK Open (Nov. 23) and sixth at the Bison Open (Nov. 9) • recorded four pins and tied for a team-high seven major decisions

High School: Compiled a 135-30 prep career record at Belle Plaine H.S., which finished second at state twice • two-time Minnesota state placewinner • finished third as a senior and fifth as a sophomore • recorded a pair of runner-up finishes at Rumle on the Red • as a team, BPHS finished ranked No. 32 in the nation in 2012

JAXON FITZGERALD• Sophomore - 133 lbs - 5’7 •

• Palo Cedro, Calif. •• Foothill H.S. •

• Major: Range Science •

2014-15: Posted a 9-13 record in his freshman campaign at South Dakota State • went 1-1 in two dual matches • won two matches each by major decison and technical fall

High School: Three-time California state qualifier • two-time California Master Champion • Reno Tournament of Champions placewinner

Overall Dual2014-15: 22-9 12-42013-14: 22-12 0-0TOTAL: 22-12 0-0redshirted 2013-14

Overall Dual2014-15: 21-15 5-82013-14: 19-13 0-0TOTAL: 40-28 5-8redshirted 2013-14

Overall Dual2014-15: 9-13 1-1TOTAL: 9-13 1-1

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SETH GROSS

• Sophomore - 141 lbs - 5’9 • • Apple Valley, Minn. •

• Apple Valley Senior H.S. •• Major: •

2014-15: Wrestled in two dual matches in his sophomore campaign in the 165 pound weight class • earned his dual victory in a 4-3 decision vs. Drexel’s Nick Elmer (Nov. 23)

2013-14: Went 9-9 in his first year on campus • recorded falls over Tre Miller-Scott (West Virginia) and Isaac Smith (Graceland) at the Cyclone Open and UNK Open, respectively • teched Andrew Sweeney (RCTC) at the Dragon Open

High School: Prep career of 162-37 • Nevada state champion as a junior and third as a senior • AAU Grand National champion in folkstyle and freestyle • two-time team MVP

DAVIDKOCER

• Sophomore - 174 lbs - 6’1 • • Wagner, S.D. •• Wagner H.S. •

• Major: Ag. Science •

2014-15: Ended his freshman year with a 26-20 record • recorded a 7-12 dual record and earned his first dual victory versus Drexel’s Stephen Loiseau (Nov. 23) • garnered first fall against Dakota Wes-leyan’s Alex Osborne (Jan. 11) Finished in third place in both the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open (Nov. 2) and the Bison Open (Nov. 8) • posted a 2-2 record at NCAA West Regional

High School: Two-time state champion in South Dakota and a five-time placewinner • along with back-to-back titles, he placed third three times • Kocer had a 234-26 ca-reer record, including a 159-7 mark in his final four seasons • voted Wagner’s Most Valuable Wrestler and Hardest Worker as a senior • named Mitchell Daily Republic’s Athlete of the Week • academic All-State honoree • Kocer joins his brother, Alex, whow as an NCAA qualifier in 2014, on the Jackrabbit roster

COLLINHOLLER

• Sophomore - 149 lbs - 5’9 • • Orland Park, Ill. •

• Carl Sandburg H.S. •• Major: Exploratory Studies •

2014-15: Compiled a 15-7 overall record and went 3-4 in dual matches • wrestled in the 149-pound weight class but ended the year beating NDSU’s Mitch Friedmen in the 157-pound class (Feb. 22) • finished first in Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open (Nov. 2)

2013-14: Redshirted his freshman year • recorded an 18-7 campaign wrestling unattached • 9-0 in bonus-point victories • tied for a team-high five pins • won 10 of his final 11 matches • began collegiate career with back-to-back pins at the Dak Open • placed in a team-high five tourna-ments • won the Worthington Open (Jan. 18) and Briar Cliff Open (Feb. 1) • placed second at the Grand View Open (Jan. 25) and fourth at the UNI Open (Dec. 14) • placed seventh in his collegiate debut at the Dak Open (Nov. 3)

High School:Prep career record of 184-19 • four-time Illinois state placewinner • won state title senior year with a 52-0 record • team finished top-three in Illinois four times, including back-to-back state cham-pionships • individually, he went undefeat-ed all four years in dual team matches at the state tournament, going 12-0 • owns school record for career falls (94) and falls in a season (33) • 2011 Fargo Cadet Freestyle champion • two-time Minnesota Clash All-Tournament Team • four-time team captain • father, David, wrestled at Illinois State and was a two-time Division I All-American

Overall Dual2014-15: 1-1 1-12013-14: 9-9 0-0TOTAL: 9-9 0-0redshirted 2013-14

Overall Dual2014-15 26-20 7-12TOTAL: 26-20 7-12redshirted 2013-14

Overall Dual2014-15: 15-7 3-42013-14: 18-7 0-0TOTAL: 33-14 3-4redshirted 2013-14

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JOSHCASPERSON

• Redshirt Fr. - 184 lbs - 5’11 • • Beresford, S.D. •• Beresford H.S. •

• Major: Pre-Nursing •

2014-15: Finished with a 6-9 record in his first season • placed 6th in the UNK Open (Nov. 22)

High School: 217 career wins • two-time state champion • five-time state qualifier • four-time state finalist • six-time letterwinner • four-time Most Outstanding Wrestler • two-time team Most Inspirational • team MVP as a senior

SPENCERDERIFIELD

• Redshirt Fr. - 165 lbs - 5’10 • • Waverly, Iowa •

• Waverly-Shell Rock H.S. •• Major: Exercise Science •

2014-15: Redshirted in his first season with the Jackrabbit wrestling program • wrestled unattached • finished with a 6-12 overall record

High School: Four-time Iowa state quali-fier • broke through as a junior to win his first of two state titles for Waverly-Shell Rock High School • also captured the state title as a senior • finished with a 158-42 prep career record • 2013 Preseason Nationals runner-up

Overall Dual2014-15: 6-9 0-0TOTAL: 6-9 0-0redshirted 2014-15

Overall Dual2014-15: 6-12 0-0TOTAL: 6-12 0-0redshirted 2014-15

LOGANPETERSON

• Redshirt Fr. - 157 lbs - 6’0 • • Lake Lillian, Minn. •

• Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City •• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

High School: Three-time Minnesota state placewinner • Minnesota state champi-on senior year • third-place finishes in both 2012 and 2013 • boasts a 154-30 record entering his senior season • 2013 USA Wrestling Folkstyle Championship All-American • trained and competed for PINnacle Wrestling School in Shoreview, Minn • ranked No. 22 in USA Wrestling Future Olympian rankings

TYLERPIEPER

• Redshirt Fr. - 133 lbs - 5’4 • • Davis, Ill. •

• Dakota H.S. •• Major: Undeclared •

High School: Two-time Illinois team dual champs • 2011 Illinois football state champs • class valedictorian

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TAYTBOECKHOLT• Freshman - 141 lbs - 5’9 •

• Hartford, S.D. •• West Central H.S. •• Major: Undeclared•

High School: One of the best placers on West Central wrestling team his junior and senior year • finished eighth in his last two years in high school

ZACCARLSON

• Freshman - 184 lbs - 5’10 • • Kerkhoven, Minn. •

• Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg •• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

High School: Finished his high school career with a 201-35 record • finished second at the state tournament his soph-omore year • finished second at state tournament in junior and senior year • earned a second place finish at the High School Nationals Wrestling Tournament his sophomore year

BRETTBYE

• Freshman - 165 lbs - 5’10 • • Vermillion, S.D. •• Vermillion H.S.•

• Major: Ag. Engineering•

High School: Finished his high school ca-reer with a 174-3 overall record • two-time state champion •South Dakota Wrestler of the year in 2014 season • named ASICS All-American Wrestling Team Honarable Mention

ANTHONYCEFOLO

• Freshman - 125 lbs - 5’8 • • Florham Park, N.J. •• Hanover Park H.S. •

• Major: Undeclared •

High School: Five-time Fargo Nationals All-American • finished his career with a 137-12 overall record at Hangover Park • three-time New Jersey high school state finalist • 2012 and 2014 state champion

LUCUSEASTMAN

• Freshman - 157 lbs - 5’8 • • Olympia, Wash. •• Rochester H.S. •

• Major: Education •

High School: Washington Wrestling State Champion in both his junior and senior year • finished as runner up his soph-omore year • 151-9 overall high school record • also finished first-team all-league as an infielder on the baseball team his sophomore and junior year

NOAHUHING

• Freshman - 133 lbs - 5’7 • • Columbia, Mo. •• Rock Bridge •

• Major: Exploratory Studies •

High School: 160-25 career record • the son of Missouri head coach, Brian Smith, Quinn is a three-time Missouri placewinner, taking third as a senior, fourth as a junior and fifth as a freshman

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KASEYKLAPPRODT• Freshman - 174 lbs - 5’10 •

• Rapid City, S.D. •• Rapid City Stevens H.S. •

• Major: •

High School: Compiled a 141-24 record over his final three seasons with three top-three finishes at the state meet • won a state title at 160 pounds as a junior, finishing the year with a 49-6 record • posted a 53-6 record as a senior en route to state runner-up • finish placed third at 145 pounds as a sophomore and turned in a 39-12 record

KAHLENMORRIS

• Freshman - 125 lbs - 5’1 • • Sioux Falls, S.D. •

• Roosevelt H.S. •• Major: •

High School: Finished seventh in the 2012 wrestling State Tournament in South Dakota • took home first place in the 113-pound weightclass his junior year • fifith in 120-pound weightclass his senior year

HENRYPOHLMEYER• Freshman - 133 lbs - 5’8 •

• Urbandale, Iowa •• Johnston H.S.•

• Major: Pharmacy •

High School: Placed at the Iowa State Wrestling Tournament his last three years • finished his junior year with a 37-5 overall, including a state title • considered one of the four best pound-for-pound wrestlers in the state of Iowa • finished second in the 106 pound weight class his senior year

LOUIESANDERS

• Freshman - 133 lbs - 5’10 • • Kerkhoven, Minn. •

• Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg •• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

High School: Three-time state champi-on at Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg high school • three-time state champion at the the 126-pound weight class his sopho-more year, and 132-pound class his junior and senior year

MARTINMUELLER

• Freshman - 184 lbs - 6’0 • • Rapid City, S.D. •

• Rapid City Central H.S. •• Major: Biology •

High School: Two-time State Champion in the state of South Dakota • finished his career at Rapid City Central with a 189-56 record • team Most Valuable Player in his junior and senior year • lead the team in most pins, most takedowns, and most wins in his last two years

JIMSHERSIDHU

• Freshman - 285 lbs - 6’3 • • Surrey, British Columbia •• Burnaby South Secondary •

• Major: Wildlife and Fisheries •

High School: Sidhu wrestled for Khalsa Wrestling Club where he took third in the 2014 Cadet Pan Am Championships • won the Cadet/Juvenile Canadian Cham-pionship and FILA Cadet Trials in 2014

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CALEBWARD

• Freshman - 197 lbs - 6’3 • • Kansas City, Kans. •

• Lansing H.S. •• Major: Undeclared •

High School: Four-time state qualifier • finished second his senior year at the State Tournament in Kansas • 2015 KWCA All-Star Dual • 2015 Kansas Regional Wrestler of the Year

CAMERONSYKORA

• Freshman - 125 lbs - 5’6 • • Wheaton, Minn. •

• Wheaton Area H.S. •• Major: Ag. Science •

High School: Five-time Minnesota State Champion • National High School Coach-es Association national champion his sophomore year, and third place winner his senior year • Minnesota National Team participant

JACKRABBITS BY CLASS

Seniors - 4

Juniors - 4

Sophomores - 7

Freshmen - 18*

*Includes redshirt freshmen

JACKRABBITS BY STATE

California - 3

Canada - 1

Illinois - 3

Iowa - 5

Kansas - 1

Minnesota - 7

Nebraska - 1

New Jersey- 1

South Dakota - 10

Washington - 1

JACKRABBITS BY WEIGHT

125 - 4

133 - 5

141 - 4

149 - 2

157 - 3

165 - 3

174 - 4

184 - 3

197 - 2

285 - 3

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2014-15 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE WRESTLING STATISTICS11-8 OVERALL, 3-2 WWC DUAL, 7-3 HOME, 2-3 ROAD, 2-2 NEUTRAL

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Dual Pts.For/Against

FastestFall

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MDW-L

TFW-L

PinsW-L

Isaac Andrade, 125Brady Ayers, 184Josh Casperson, 184Spencer Derifield, 165J.J. Everard, 285Jaxon Fitzgerald, 141Spencer Folk, 174Ben Gillette, 133Colin Holler, 149Alex Kocer, 141David Kocer, 174Coltan Laganiere, 149Alex Macki, 285John Nething II, 174Shea Nolan, 184Austin Oyen, 141Cody Pack, 157Logan Peterson, 157Tyler Pieper, 133Nate Rotert, 197Ben Schwery, 174Brance Simms, 133Quinn Smith, 133Jake Turk, 174Hunter Weddington, 184Kyle White, 133Luke Zilverberg, 141TOTALS

18-19 7-12 0-5 30-43 3-1 0-0 1-5 1-0 0-0 1:14 18-16 9-9 3-2 30-44 3-1 0-3 0-3 1-0 0-0 2:41 6-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-2 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 4:09 6-12 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-2 0-0 1-4 0-0 0-0 1:15 20-14 11-8 3-2 39-33 1-3 0-0 1-0 2-1 0-0 2:41 9-13 1-1 0-0 6-5 0-6 2-1 2-0 0-0 0-0 0:00 11-16 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-1 3-3 0-1 0-0 1:25 24-13 0-0 0-0 0-0 6-2 0-1 4-4 0-0 0-0 0:39 15-7 3-4 1-0 14-12 3-0 1-0 5-0 0-0 0-0 0:57 12-7 10-5 4-1 35-16 2-0 0-0 2-1 0-0 0-0 3:17 24-18 7-12 3-2 25-37 2-0 0-0 4-2 1-0 1-0 2:00 19-17 0-1 0-0 0-3 3-4 1-0 1-3 1-1 0-0 6:06 11-12 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 3-0 0-0 1-0 3:51 11-15 5-7 2-2 15-25 2-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 0-0 0:49 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0:00 1-0 1-0 0-0 4-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0:00 36-7 17-2 5-0 72-6 5-0 6-0 7-0 0-0 0-1 1:54 32-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-5 3-0 4-0 2-0 0-0 1:50 1-16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-4 0-3 0-4 0-0 0-0 0:00 22-12 15-4 2-1 36-15 2-2 0-0 1-0 0-1 0-0 0:19 20-11 3-1 0-0 10-6 7-3 1-0 2-0 1-1 1-0 1:20 25-15 10-9 3-2 38-31 1-1 4-0 5-2 1-1 0-0 2:00 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0:00 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0:00 8-9 1-2 0-2 6-10 1-2 0-0 1-6 0-0 0-0 0:17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0:00 20-14 5-8 3-2 19-25 0-1 1-0 4-1 0-1 1-1 0:00 426-364 103-97 28-22 384-314 59-46 23-9 56-39 12-7 4-2 0:17

SV - sudden victory • TB - tiebreak • MD - major decision • TF - technical fall • NOTE: WWC dual record does not include NDSU (12/14) *As of 2/22

Opponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285 FINAL11/15 at #7 Oklahoma State^ 0-4 3-0 0-3 0-3 3-0 0-5 0-3 0-5 3-0 0-3 9-2511/23 at Drexel 6-0 0-3 0-3 4-0 6-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 31-611/29 vs. Wisconsin 0-3 0-4 3-0 0-3 3-0 0-4 0-3 0-3 3-0 0-6 9-2612/7 at Augustana 3-0 4-0 4-0 0-3 4-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 30-312/14 at North Dakota State 0-4 4-0 0-3 0-3 4-0 3-0 0-3 0-4 3-0 0-6 14-2312/19 vs. SIUE 6-0 0-3 3-0 6-0 4-0 4-0 0-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 29-912/19 at Missouri 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-4 0-6 0-3 6-0 6-3112/19 vs. Kent State 3-0 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-6 0-3 0-6 3-0 0-3 6-311/11 vs. Buffalo 3-0 3-0 0-5 0-3 5-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 6-0 3-0 29-81/11 vs. Dakota Wesleyan 6-0 5-0 6-0 4-0 6-0 3-0 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-0 54-01/16 vs. Boise State^ 0-3 0-3 4-0 4-0 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 0-3 3-0 19-121/18 vs. Northern Colorado* 0-4 5-0 3-0 6-0 6-0 0-3 3-0 3-0 0-3 3-0 29-101/25 vs. Cal Poly 3-0 5-0 0-4 3-0 3-0 3-0 0-3 0-3 3-0 3-0 23-101/25 vs. Oregon State 0-6 0-6 0-3 0-3 3-0 0-3 0-3 0-5 0-6 3-0 6-351/30 at Wyoming* 0-4 0-3 3-0 3-0 4-0 0-6 0-3 0-4 0-6 0-6 32-10 2/1 at Air Force* 0-3 3-0 0-3 3-0 4-0 0-3 0-3 3-0 3-0 3-0 23-92/6 vs. Utah Valley* 0-3 0-3 6-0 3-0 6-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 0-4 3-0 27-102/14 vs. Stanford 0-3 3-0 3-0 3-0 5-0 0-3 0-3 0-3 3-0 0-3 17-152/22 vs. North Dakota State* 0-3 3-0 0-3 0-3 4-0 3-0 0-3 0-4 3-0 0-3 13-19TOTAL 30-40 35-31 35-30 38-24 69-6 31-36 25-34 30-39 39-25 39-30 384-314

2014-15 DUAL MEET TEAM POINTS SCORED BY WEIGHT

SEASON LEADERSWINS1. Cody Pack, 157 37 2. Logan Peterson, 157 32 3. Brance Simms, 133 25T4. Ben Gillette, 133 24 T4. David Kocer, 174 246. Nate Rotert, 197 227. Luke Zilverberg, 141 20T8. Isaac Andrade, 125 18T8. Brady Ayers, 184 1810. J.J. Everard, 285 17

FALLS1. Ben Schwery, 174 72. Ben Gillette, 133 6 3. Cody Pack, 157 5 T4. Josh Casperson, 184 4T4. Logan Peterson, 157 4 T6. Isaac Andrade, 125 3T6. Brady Ayers, 184 3

T6. Spencer Derifield, 165 3T6. Spencer Folk, 174 3T6. Colin Holler, 149 3T6. Coltan Laganiere, 141 3

TECHNICALFALLS1. Cody Pack, 157 52. Brance Simms, 133 4 3. Logan Peterson, 157 3 4. Jaxon Fitzgerald, 133 2T5. Colin Holler, 149 1T5. Coltan Laganiere, 141 1 T5. John Nething II, 165 1T5. Shea Nolan, 184 1T5. Ben Schwery, 174 1T5. Quinn Smith, 133 1T5. Luke Zilverberg, 141 1

MAJOR DECISIONS1. Cody Pack, 157 9T2. Colin Holler, 149 5T2. Brance Simms, 133 5 T4. David Kocer, 174 4 T4. Logan Peterson, 157 4T4. Luke Zilverberg, 141 4T4. Ben Gillette, 133 48. Luke Zilverberg, 157 3T9. Jaxon Fitzgerald, 133 2T9. Spencer Folk, 174 2

FASTEST FALL1. Hunter Weddington, 197 0:172. Nate Rotert, 197 0:193. Ben Gillette, 133 0:394. John Nething II, 174 0:495. Colin Holler, 149 0:576. Isaac Andrade, 125 1:147. Spencer Derifield, 165 1:15

8. Ben Schwery, 174 1:209. Spencer Folk, 174 1:2510. Ben Schwery, 165 1:20

DUAL POINTS1. Cody Pack, 157 722. J.J. Everard, 285 393. Brance Simms, 133 37 4. Nate Rotert, 197 36 5. Alex Kocer, 141 35 T6 Isaac Andrade, 125 30T6. Brady Ayers, 184 30 8. David Kocer, 174 25 9. John Nething II, 165 1510. Colin Holler, 149 14

*Western Wrestling Conference Dual ^ Deducted a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct

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Date Opponent Result11/2 Daktronics Open ----11/8 Bison Open ----11/15 Oklahoma State L, 25-911/22 Drexel W, 31-611/23 Keyston Classic ----11/29 Wisconsin L, 26-912/7 Augustana W,30-312/14 North Dakota State L, 23-1412/19 SIUE W, 29-1912/19 Missouri L, 31-612/19 Kent State L, 31-612/29-30 Midlands ----1/11 Buffalo W, 29-81/11 Dakota Wesleyan W, 54-01/16 Boise State W, 19-121/18 Northern Colorado W. 29-101/25 Cal Poly W, 23-101/25 Oregon State L, 35-61/30 Wyoming L, 32-102/1 Air Force W, 23-92/6 Utah Valley W, 27-102/14 Stanford W, 17-52/22 North Dakota State L, 19-133/8 WWC Championships 3rd place3/20-22 NCAA Championships ----

Statistical Rankings 2014-15 Dual Results(11-8 Overall, 3-2 WCC)

Overall Wins1. Cody Pack .......................322. Logan Peterson ...............323. Brance Simms .................254. 3 tied ................................248. Ben Schwery ...................20

Overall Winning Percentage1. Cody Pack .....................8892. Logan Peterson .............7803. Nate Rotert ....................7104. Ben Gillette ....................6495. Brance Simms ...............625

Dual Wins1. Cody Pack .......................172. Nate Rotert ......................153. J.J.Everard ......................11T4. Alex Kocer .....................10T4. Brance Simms ...............10

Dual Winning Percentage1. Cody Pack .....................8952. Nate Rotert ....................7903. Ben Schwery .................750T3. Alex Kocer ...................6675. J.J. Everard ...................579

WWC Wins1. Cody Pack .........................52. Alex Kocer .........................43.5 tied ...................................3

WWC Winning Percentage1. Cody Pack ..................1.0002. Alex Kocer .....................8003. 5 tied ..............................600

Pins1. Ben Schwery .....................72. Ben Gillette ........................63. Cody Pack .........................54 2 tied ...................................5

Fastest Pin1. Hunter Weddington ......0:172. Nate Rotert ...................0:193. Austin Lindsay ..............0:394. Ben Gillette ...................0:495. Trey Hable .....................0:57

Technical Falls1. Cody Pack .........................52. Brance Simms ...................43. Logan Peterson .................34. Jaxon Fitzgerald ................25. 7 tied ..................................1

Major Decisions1. Cody Pack .........................92. Colin Holler ........................53. Brance Simms ...................54. 4 tied ..................................4

Warren Williamson/Daktronics OpenCollin Holler - 1stCody Pack - 1stJ.J. Everard - 2ndNate Rotert - 2ndBrance Simms - 2ndLuke Zilverberg - 2ndDavid Kocer - 3rdIsaac Andrade - 3rdJoe Brewster - 4thBrady Ayers - 6thChris Walters - 6th

Bison OpenJ.J. Everard - 1stNate Rotert - 1stCody Pack - 2ndBen Scwery - 2ndBrance Simms - 2ndColin Holler - 3rdDavid Kocer - 3rdIsaac Andrade - 5thBrady Ayers - 5thJohn Nething II - 5thLuke Zilverberg - 5thTrey Hable - 6thAlex Macki - 6th

DWU OpenBen Gillette - 1stLogan Peterson - 3rd

UNK OpenLogan Peterson - 1stBen Schwery - 3rdBen Gillette - 4thJosh Casperson - 6thColton Laganiere

UNI Open Logan Peterson - 3rd

MidlandsCody Pack - 2nd

Worthington OpenBen Gillette - 1stLogan Peterson - 1stAlex Macki - 2ndHunder Weddington - 3rd

Tournament Placewinners

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DUAL1

#7 Oklahoma State ..................25South Dakota State ..................9

• Nov. 15 • Miami, Okla. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Maj., Austin Miller 14-4133 Brance Simms W, Dec., Brian Crutchmer 6-1141 Luke Zilverberg L, Dec., Davey Dolan 8-5149 Colin Holler L, Dec., Josh Kindig 6-5157 Cody Pack W, Dec., Anthony Collica 8-2165 Kyle Leet L, Tech., Alex Dieringer 17-1174 David Kocer L, Dec., Jordan Rogers 7-6184 Brady Ayers L, Tech., Nolan Boyd 18-3197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Austin Schafer 8-6285 J.J. Everard L, Dec., Austin Marsden 8-4

DUAL5

North Dakota State ..................23South Dakota State ..................14

• Dec. 14 • Fargo, N.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Maj., Josh Rodriguez 14-5133 Brance Simms W, Maj., Hunter Weber 12-3141 Alex Kocer L, Dec., Mitch Bengston 6-1149 Colin Holler L, Dec., Clay Ream 8-2157 Cody Pack W, Maj., Steven Keogh 16-6165 John Nething II W, Dec., Anthony Caputo 12-6174 David Kocer L, Dec., Kurtis Julson 8-2184 Brady Ayers L, Maj., Hayden Zillmer 14-5197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Thomas Petersen 8-5285 J.J. Everard L, Fall, Evan Knutson 6:49

DUAL2

Drexel .......................................6South Dakota State ..................31

• Nov. 23 • Philadelphia, Pa. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Injury, Zack Fuentes ----133 Brance Simms L, Dec., Kevin Devoy 7-2141 Luke Zilverberg L, SV-1, Franco Ferraina 6-1149 Colin Holler W, Maj., Matt Cimato 9-1157 Cody Pack W, Fall, Noel Franco 5:32165 Kyle Leet W, Dec., Nick Elmer 4-3174 David Kocer W, SV-1, Stephen Loiseau 2-0184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Alex DiCiantis 9-7197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Josh Murphy 3-2285 J.J. Everard W, SV-1, Joey Goodhart 3-1

DUAL6

SIU-Edwardsville .....................9South Dakota State ..................29

Dec. 19 • Columbia, Mo •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Fall, Cameron Kelly 1:14133 Brance Simms L, Dec., 7-1 Patrick Myers 7-1141 Alex Kocer W, Dec., Angelo Silvestro 5-3149 Colin Holler W, Fall, Karsten Van Velsor 4:10157 Cody Pack W, Maj., Erik Travers 16-3165 Ben Schwery W, Maj., Clayton Bass 14-1174 David Kocer L, Dec., Jake Residori 3-1184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Jake Tindle 9-3197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Derek Nagel 7-2285 J.J. Everard L, Dec., Chris Johnson 5-3

DUAL3

#18 Wisconsin ..........................26South Dakota State ..................9

• Nov. 29 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Johnny Jimenez 5-2133 Brance Simms L, Maj., Ryan Taylor 13-4141 Alex Kocer W, Dec., Jesse Thielke 6-2149 Luke Zilverberg L, Dec., RJ Ruschell 10-5157 Cody Pack W, Jarod Donar 7-3165 John Nething II L, Maj., Jordan Taylor 13-1174 David Kocer L, Dec., Frank Cousins 10-4184 Brady Ayers L, Dec., Ricky Robertson 9-5197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Timmy McCall 5-2285 J.J. Everard L, Fall, Connor Medbery 1:26

DUAL7

#5 Missouri ..............................31South Dakota State ..................6

Dec. 19 • Columbia, Mo •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Alan Waters 8-2133 Brance Simms L, Dec., Matt Manley 6-2141 Alex Kocer L, Dec., Lavon Mayes 9-8149 Colin Holler L, Dec., Drake Houdashelt 10-3157 Cody Pack L, TB-2, Joey Lavallee 4-2165 John Nething II L, Dec., Cody Johnston 7-3174 David Kocer L, Maj., Mikey England 12-2184 Brady Ayers L, Injury -----197 Nate Rotert L, Dec., J’Den Cox 7-4285 Forfeit -----

DUAL4

Augustana ................................3South Dakota State ..................30

• Dec. 7 • Sioux Falls, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Dec., TJ North 6-1133 Brance Simms W, Maj., Morgan Engbrecht 18-10 141 Alex Kocer W, Maj., Jeremiah Peterson 10-1149 Luke Zilverberg L, Dec., Jacob Anderson 9-7157 Cody Pack W, Maj., Shawn Hatlestad 22-9165 Ben Schwery W, Dec., Bradyn Neises 6-4174 David Kocer W, Dec., Tim Weber 3-0184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Aero Amo 6-2197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Jeff Nielsen 8-3285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Michael Lowman 6-4

DUAL8

Kent State ................................31South Dakota State ..................6

Dec. 19 • Columbia, Mo •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Dec., Drew Dickson 10-3133 Brance Simms L, Dec., Mack McGuire 8-2141 Alex Kocer L, Maj., Tyler Small 9-0149 Colin Holler L, Dec., Mike DePalma 4-2157 Cody Pack L, Dec., Ian Miller 7-3165 Ben Schwery L, Fall, Tyler Buckwalter 2:54174 David Kocer L, Dec., Caleb Marsh 5-0184 Forfeit 197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Cole Baxter 3-2285 J.J. Everard L, Dec., Mimmo Lytle 3-2

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DUAL9

Buffalo ......................................8South Dakota State ..................29

• Jan. 11 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Dec., Max Soria 7-6133 Brance Simms W, Dec., Sean Peacock 6-3141 Jaxon Fitzgerald L, Tech., Rocco Russo 17-2149 Coltan Laganiere L, Dec., Justin Cooksey 8-3157 Cody Pack W, Tech., Alex Smythe 16-0165 John Nething II W, Dec., Rrok Ndokaj 6-1174 David Kocer W, Dec., Wally Maziarz 6-0184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Brett Perry 6-0197 Nate Rotert W, Fall, James Benjamin 0:19285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Mike Silvis 6-2

DUAL10

Dakota Wesleyan .....................0South Dakota State ..................54

• Jan. 11 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Fall, Will Seydel 2:35133 Brance Simms W, Tech, Chad McCannon 21-6141 Jaxon Fitzgerald W, Forfeit -----149 Austin Oyen W, Maj., Mito Mendivil 13-1157 Cody Pack W, Fall, Brook Woehl 2:44165 Ben Schwery W, Dec., Kyle Gerlach 4-3174 David Kocer W, Fall, Alex Osborne 2:00184 Brady Ayers W, Fall, Isaac Rangel 2:41197 Hunter Weddington W, Fall, Alex Smith 0:17285 J.J. Everard W, Forfeit -----

DUAL11

Boise State ...............................12South Dakota State ..................19

• Jan. 16 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Carson Kuhn 7-0133 Brance Simms L, Dec., Michael Cook 6-5141 Luke Zilverberg W, Maj., Jared Johnshoy 10-1149 Alex Kocer W, Maj., Travis Himmelman 12-4157 Cody Pack W, Steven Hernandez 3-0165 John Nething II W, Dec., Chris Castillo 6-4174 David Kocer L, Dec., Austin Dewey 4-2184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Xavier Callejas 3-2197 Nate Rotert L, Dec., Cody Dixon 5-4285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Gabe Gonzalez 6-3

DUAL12

Northern Colorado ...................10South Dakota State ..................29

• Jan. 18 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Maj., Trey Andrews 10-2133 Brance Simms W, Tech., Sonny Espinoza 20-5141 Luke Zilverberg W, Dec., Ben Polkowske 4-2149 Alex Kocer W, Fall, Kyle Rodriguez 3:17157 Cody Pack W, Fall, Tyler Kinn 1:54165 John Nething II L, Dec., Mitchell Polkowske 9-2174 David Kocer W, Dec., Josh Van Tine 6-1184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Keith Johnson 5-2197 Nate Rotert L, SV-1, Trent Noon 6-4285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Brian Macchione 5-4

DUAL13

Cal Poly ....................................10South Dakota State ..................23

• Jan. 25 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade W, Dec., Yoshi Funakoshi 11-6133 Brance Simms W, Tech. Victor Trujillo 19-4141 Luke Zilverberg L, Maj., Colton Schilling 13-2149 Alex Kocer W, Dec., Jacob Leon 7-5157 Cody Pack W, Dec., Colt Shorts 6-2165 John Nething II W, Dec., Travis Berridge 7-6174 David Kocer L, Dec., Dominic Kastl 7-3184 Brady Ayers L, Dec., Nick Fiegener 11-8197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., J.T. Goodwin 12-10285 J.J. Everard W, SV-1, Nicolas Johnson 2-1

DUAL14

#17 Oregon State .....................10South Dakota State ..................29

• Jan. 25 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Fall, Ronnie Brenner 4:27133 Brance Simms L, Fall, Jack Hathaway 2:04141 Luke Zilverberg L, Dec., Devin Reynolds 5-2149 Alex Kocer L, Dec., Abraham Rodriguez 8-6157 Cody Pack W, Dec., Alex Elder 3-1165 John Nething II L, Dec., Seth Thomas 7-1174 David Kocer L, Dec., Joe Latham 5-2184 Brady Ayers L, Tech., Taylor Meeks 17-2197 Nate Rotert L, Fall, Cody Crawford 4:52285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Nate Keeve 5-2

DUAL14

#18 Wyoming ...........................32South Dakota State ..................10

• Jan. 31 • Laramie, Wyo. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Maj., Tyler Cox 8-0133 Brance Simms L, Dec., Drew Templeman 4-1141 Luke Zilverberg W, Dec., Cole Mendenhall 7-5149 Alex Kocer W, Dec., Jake Elliot 7-1157 Cody Pack W, Maj., Archi Colgan 12-2165 John Nething II L, Fall, Dakota Friesth 4:23174 David Kocer L, Dec., Andy McCulley 5-3184 Brady Ayers L, Maj., Ben Stroh 14-3197 Hunter Weddington L, Fall, Shane Woods 1:50285 J.J. Everard L, Fall, Tanner Harms 2:18

DUAL16

Air Force ...................................9South Dakota State ..................23

• Feb. 1 • Colorado Springs, Colo. •Weight Wrestler Result Score141 Luke Zilverberg L, Dec., Carter McElhaney 1-0149 Alex Kocer W, Dec. Gerald McGinty 6-0157 Cody Pack W, Maj., Sam Kreimier 13-4165 John Nething II L, Dec., Jesse Stafford 4-1174 David Kocer W, Maj., Michael Billingsley 16-5184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Zen Ikehara 10-3197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Jack Carda 6-3285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Marcus Malecek 5-2125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Josh Martinez 9-2133 Brance Simms W, SV-1, Anthony McHugh 6-4

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DUAL17

Utah Valley ...............................10South Dakota State ..................27

• Feb. 6 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Chasen Tolbert 10-3133 Brance Simms L, Dec., Jade Rauser 9-5141 Luke Zilverberg W, Fall, Matt Ontiveros 4:53149 Alex Kocer W, Dec., Trevor Willson 4-0157 Cody Pack W, Fall, Jared Harris 1:45165 John Nething II W, Dec., Dalton Harmon 5-4174 David Kocer W, SV-1, Ethan Smith 5-3184 Brady Ayers W, Dec., Ross Taylor 10-8197 Hunter Weddington L, Maj., Derek Thomas 17-3285 J.J. Everard W, Dec., Jordan Karst 6-3

DUAL18

Stanford ...................................15South Dakota State ..................17

• Feb. 14 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Evan Silver 4-3133 Brance Simms W, SV-1, Connor Schram 6-4141 Luke Zilverberg W, Dec., Mason Pengilly 7-2149 Alex Kocer W, Dec., Garret Schaner 6-2157 Cody Pack W, Tech., Josh Lauderdale 18-3165 John Nething II L, Dec., Jim Wilson 8-2174 David Kocer L, Keaton Subjeck 7-1184 Brady Ayers L, Dec., Zach Nevills 6-1197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Garet Krohn 4-3285 J.J. Everard L, SV-1, Josh Marchok 6-4

DUAL19

#19 North Dakota State ...........19South Dakota State ..................13

• Feb. 22 • Brookings, S.D. •Weight Wrestler Result Score125 Isaac Andrade L, Dec., Josh Rodriguez 7-2133 Brance Simms W, Dec., Kyle Gliva 7-4141 Luke Zilverberg L, Dec., Mitch Bengston 5-3149 Alex Kocer L, Dec., Clay Ream 7-5157 Colin Holler W, Maj., Mitch Friedman 16-7165 Cody Pack W, Dec., Steven Keough 8-5174 David Kocer L, Dec., Kurtis Julson 4-1184 Brady Ayers L, Maj., Hayden Zillmer 21-7197 Nate Rotert W, Dec., Tommy Peterson 8-2285 J.J. Everard L, Dec., Evan Knutson 5-0

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South Dakota State University hosts home duals in Frost Arena, named after former Jackrabbit coach and athletic director R.B. “Jack” Frost. Frost served as athletic director and professor and head of the physical education department from 1947 until 1960. He compiled an 86-79 mark in seven seasons as Jackrabbit men’s basketball coach from 1948-54. Frost was also an international leader in recreation, health and physical education, serving in 1965 as the United States representative at the Fifth Session of the International Olympic Academy in Greece. Frost Arena, which is part of the Stanley J. Marshall HPER Center, now seats approximately 6,100 fans. The addition of chair-back lower-level seating prior to the 1992-93 season, as well as the addition of chair-back seating in the lower level end zones and new student bleachers in the summer of 2004, eliminated nearly 2,500 seats from the original seating capacity of 9,500. In the fall of 2005, Frost Arena was included with Coughlin-Alumni Stadium in a $3 million Daktronics scoreboard project. The Frost Arena portion includes a four-sided scoreboard with four ProStar® video screens measuring 12 feet by seven feet, two ProAd® displays measuring 60 feet long by four feet high and a new full-color digital ProTable® scorers table, all of which can display real-time statistics.

Widely regarded as the finest arena with the best athletics atmosphere in the state, Frost Arena was the site of NCAA Division II Wrestling National Championships in 1973, 1979, 1993 and 2000, as well as multiple North Central Conference championship tournaments. In 2010, Frost Arena played host to the NCAA West Regional wrestling tournament. The first event at Frost Arena was held on Feb. 2, 1973, when the Jackrabbit men’s basketball team hosted the University of North Dakota. In 1994, the one-millionth fan passed through the Frost Arena turnstiles. Frost Arena also has been the site of six North Central Regional men’s basketball tournaments, the 2003 NCAA Division II North Central Regional women’s basketball tournament, as well as regional and state high school tournaments. Postseason basketball returned to Frost Arena in 2007, as two rounds of the Women’s NIT were

played in front of capacity crowds.In addition, Frost Arena is the site of SDSU graduation ceremonies, the annual Wacipi pow-wow, concerts and numerous other campus events. Bids totaling $3,374,115 were let for the facility following legislative approval of the project, with the bill signed by Gov. Frank Farrar on Feb. 14, 1970. Ground was broken Sept. 22, 1970, with the cornerstone placed by Gov. Richard Kneip on Oct. 2, 1971. Final cost of the building was $3,685,000, with the difference made up by gifts and donated items.

With notoriously-raucous crowds, Frost Arena gives SDSU a distinct advantage competing in its home arena.

Frost Arena opened its doors on Feb. 2, 1973.

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Wrestler: Isaac Andrade Year: So. Hometown: Redding, Calif.Overall Record: 18-21 Dual Record: 7-12 WWC Record: 0-5

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Will Seydel (Dakota Wesleyan) W Fall, 4:16 125 1-0/0-0 Nate Smith (Iowa Central CC) W Dec., 7-0 2-0/0-0 Skyler Petry (Minnesota) L Dec., 5-4 2-1/0-0 Christopher Walters (SDSU) W Dec., 5-4 3-1/0-0 TJ North (Augustana) W SV-1, 5-3 4-1/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Steven Polakowski (Minnesota) L Dec., 6-5 125 4-2/0-0 Gabe Foltz (Concordia-Moorehead) W Dec., 8-2 5-2/0-0 Nate Humann (Concordia-Moorhead) W Maj., 16-2 6-2/0-0 Jakob Stageberg (Concordia-Moorhead) W Dec., 5-3 7-2/0-0 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) L Maj., 15-1 7-3/0-0 Jordan Bremer (Minnesota) W Forfeit 8-3/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Austin Miller (Oklahoma State) L Maj., 14-4 125 8-4/0-1Nov. 23 D Drexel Zack Fuentes (Drexel) W Injury 125 9-4/1-1Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Jake Gromacki (Pittsburgh) W Dec., 8-3 125 10-4/1-1 Dominic Parisi (Appalachian State) L Dec., 5-3 10-5/1-1 Garrison White (Northwestern) L Dec., 11-5 10-6/1-1Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Johnny Jimenez (Wisconsin) L Dec., 5-2 125 10-7/1-2Dec. 7 D Augustana TJ North (Augustana) W Dec., 6-1 125 11-7/2-2Dec. 14 D NDSU Josh Rodiguez (North Dakota State) L Maj., 14-5 125 11-8/2-3Dec. 19 D SIUE Cameron Kelly (SIU-Edwardsville) W Fall, 1:14 125 12-8/3-3Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Alan Waters (Missouri) L Dec., 8-2 125 12-9/3-4Dec. 19 D Kent State Drew Dickson (Kent State) W Dec., 10-3 125 13-9/4-4Dec. 29 T Midlands Thomas Gilman (Iowa) L Maj., 11-1 125 13-10/4-4 Derek Elmore (Northern Illinois) W Dec., 6-3 14-10/4-4 Thierno Diallo (Binghampton) W MFF 15-10/4-4Dec. 30 T Midlands Kory Mines (Edinboro) L Dec., 9-3 125 15-11/4-4Jan. 11 D Buffalo Max Soria (Buffalo) W Dec., 7-6 125 16-11/5-4Jan. 11 D Dakota Wesleyan Will Seydel (Dakota Wesleyan) W Fall, 2:35 125 17-11/6-4Jan. 16 D Boise State Carson Kuhn (Boise State) L Dec., 7-0 125 17-12/6-5Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Trey Andrews (Northern Colorado) L Maj., 10-2 125 17-13/6-6Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Yoshi Funakoshi (Cal Poly) W Dec., 11-6 125 18-13/7-6Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Ronnie Bresser (Oregon State) L Fall, 4:27 125 18-14/7-7Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Tyler Cox (Wyoming) L Maj., 8-0 125 18-15/7-8 Feb. 1 D Air Force Josh Martinez (Air Force) L Dec., 9-2 125 18-16/7-9Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Chasen Tolbert (Utah Valley) L Dec., 10-3 125 18-17/7-10Feb. 14 D Stanford Evan Silver (Stanford) L Dec., 4-3 125 18-18/7-11Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Josh Rodriguez (NDSU) L Dec., 7-2 125 18-19/7-12Mar. 7 T West Regional Josh Martinez (Air Force) L Dec., 9-3 125 18-20/7-12Mar. 7 T West Regional Chasen Tolbert (Utah Valley) L Dec., 7-2 125 18-21/7-12

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Wrestler: Brady Ayers Year: Sophomore Hometown: Waterville, Minn.Overall Record: 21-17 Dual Record: 9-9 WWC Record: 3-2

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Nick Lawrence (Unattached) W Dec., 4-3 184 1-0/0-0 Kevin Radford (Arizona State) L Dec., 8-5 1-1/0-0 Hunter Weddington (SDSU) W Dec., 6-4 2-1/0-0 William Balow (Minnesota) W SV-1, 6-4 3-1/0-0 Aero Amo (Augustana) L Dec., 3-2 3-2/0-0 Aaron Studebaker (Nebraska) L Fall, 3:40 3-3/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open William Balow (Minnesota) W Dec., 4-2 184 4-3/0-0 Craig Williams (Northland CC) W Fall, 5:56 5-3/0-0 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) L Tech., 18-0 5-4/0-0 William Balow (Minnesota) L Dec., 8-7 5-5/0-0 Trey Hable (SDSU) W Forfeit 6-5/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) L Tech., 18-3 184 6-6/0-1Nov. 23 D Drexel Alex DiCiantis (Drexel) W Dec., 10-7 184 7-6/1-1Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Mitch Sliga (Northwestern) L Dec., 3-2 184 7-7/1-1 Dominick Vetell (Appalachian State) W Dec., 9-4 8-7/1-1 Matt Hawkins (VMI) W Fall, 6:32 9-7/1-1 Ryan Davies (Stanford) W Dec., 9-3 10-7/1-1 Matt Irick (Indiana) L Dec., 3-1 10-8/1-1Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin) L Dec., 9-5 184 10-9/1-2Dec. 7 D Augustana Aero Amo (Augustana) W Dec., 6-2 184 11-9/2-2Dec. 14 D NDSU Hayden Zillmer (North Dakota State) L Maj., 14-5 184 11-10/2-3Dec. 19 D SIUE Jake Tindle (SIU-Edwardsville) W Dec., 9-3 184 12-10/3-3Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Willie Miklus (Missouri) L Injury 184 12-11/3-4Jan. 11 D Buffalo Brett Perry (Buffalo) W Dec., 6-0 184 13-11/4-4Jan. 11 D Dakota Wesleyan Isaac Rangel (Dakota Wesleyan) W Fall, 2:41 184 14-11/5-4Jan. 16 D Boise State Xavier Callejas (Boise State) W Dec., 3-2 184 15-11/6-4Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Keith Johnson (Northern Colorado) W Dec., 5-2 184 16-11/7-4Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Nick Fiegener (Cal Poly) L Dec., 11-8 184 16-12/7-5Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Taylor Meeks (Oregon State) L Tech., 17-2 184 16-13/7-6Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Ben Stroh (Wyoming) L Maj., 14-3 184 16-14/7-7Feb. 1 D Air Force Zen Ikehara (Air Force) W Dec., 10-3 184 17-14/8-7Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Ross Taylor (Utah Valley) W Dec., 10-8 184 18-14/9-7Feb. 14 D Stanford Zach Nevills (Stanford) L Dec., 6-1 184 18-15/9-8Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Hayden Zillmer (NDSU) L Maj., 21-7 184 18-16/9-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Keith Johnhson (Northern Colorado) W Dec., 8-4 184 19-16/9-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Ben Stroh (Wyoming) L Fall, 1:16 184 19-17/9-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Ross Taylor (Utah Valley) W Dec., 7-4 184 20-17/9-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Zen Ikehara (Air Force) W Dec., 8-2 184 21-17/9-9 3rd

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Wrestler: J.J. Everard Year: Junior Hometown: Etiwanda, Calif.Overall Record: 20-14 Dual Record: 11-8 WWC Record: 3-2

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Daniel Pena (North Dakota State) W Fall, 2:41 285 1-0/0-0 Alex Macki (SDSU) W Dec., 3-2 2-0/0-0 Nyle Bartling (Nebraska) W Dec., 4-2 3-0/0-0 Evan Knutson (North Dakota State) L Dec., 6-1 3-1/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Luke Destiche (Minnesota) W Maj., 12-4 285 4-1/0-0 Justice Davis (Concordia-Moorehead) W Dec., 10-3 5-1/0-0 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) W Dec., 6-5 6-1/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Austin Marsden (Oklahoma State) L Dec., 8-4 285 6-2/0-1Nov. 23 D Drexel Joey Goodhart (Drexel) W SV-1, 3-1 285 7-2/1-1Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Cole Dillman (Eastern Michigan) L Dec., 5-4 285 7-3/1-1Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Connor Medbery (Wisconsin) L Fall, 1:26 285 7-4/1-2Dec. 7 D Augustana Michael Lowman (Augustana) W Dec., 6-4 285 8-4/2-2Dec. 14 D NDSU Evan Knutson (North Dakota State) L Fall, 6:49 285 8-5/2-3Dec. 19 D SIUE Chris Johnson (SIU-Edwardsville) L Dec., 7-2 285 8-6/2-4Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri --------- W Forfeit 285 9-6/3-4Dec. 19 D Kent State Mimmo Lytle (Kent State) L Dec., 3-2 285 9-7/3-5Dec. 29 T Midlands Brock Horwath (Wisconsin) L Dec., 9-4 285 9-8/3-5 Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) L Dec., 4-3 9-9/3-5Jan. 11 D Buffalo Mike Silvis (Buffalo) W Dec., 6-2 285 10-9/4-5Jan. 11 D Dakota Wesleyan -------- W Forfeit 285 11-9/5-5Jan. 16 D Boise State Gabe Gonzalez (Boise State) W Dec., 6-3 285 12-9/6-5Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Brian Macchione (Northern Colorado) W Dec., 5-4 285 13-9/7-5Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Nicolas Johnson (Cal Poly) W SV-1, 2-1 285 14-9/8-5Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Nate Keever (Oregon State) W Dec., 5-2 285 15-9/9-5Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Tanner Harms (Wyoming) L Fall, 2:18 285 15-10/9-6Feb. 1 D Air Force Marcus Malacek (Air Force) W Dec., 5-2 285 16-10/10-6Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Jordan Karst (Utah Valley) W Dec., 6-3 285 17-10/11-6Feb. 14 D Stanford Josh Marchok (Stanford) L SV-1, 6-4 285 17-11/11-7Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Evan Knutson (NDSU) L Dec., 5-0 285 17-12/11-8Mar. 7 T West Regional Jordan Karst (Utah Valley) W TB-1, 3-2 285 18-12/11-8Mar. 7 T West Regional Tanner Harms (Wyoming) W Dec., 5-3 285 19-12/11-8Mar. 7 T West Regional Evan Knutson (North Dakota State) W Dec., 5-3 285 20-12/11-8Mar. 19 T NCAA Joe Stolfi (Bucknell) L Fall, 6:29 285 20-13/11-8Mar. 19 T NCAA Bobby Telford (Iowa) L Fall, 0:39 285 20-14/11-8

Bobby Telford (Iowa) over J. J. Everard – Fall 0:39

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Wrestler: Alex Kocer Year: Sophomore Hometown: Wagner, S.D.Overall Record: 13-8 Dual Record: 10-5 WWC Record: 4-1

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Jesse Thielke (Wisconsin) W Dec., 6-2 141 1-0/1-0Dec. 7 D Augustana Jeremiah Peterson (Augustana) W Maj., 10-1 141 2-0/2-0Dec. 14 D NDSU Mitch Bengtson (North Dakota State) L Dec., 6-1 141 2-1/2-1Dec. 19 D SIUE Angelo Silvestro (SIU-Edwardsville) W Dec., 5-3 141 3-1/3-1Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Lavion Mayes (Missouri) L Dec., 9-8 141 3-2/3-2Dec. 19 D Kent State Tyler Small (Kent State) L Maj., 9-0 141 3-3/3-3Dec. 29 T Midlands Nick Lawrence (Purdue) L Dec., 7-3 141 3-4/3- Timmy Box (CSU Bakersfield) W Fall, 5:00 4-4/3-3 Frank Goodwin (Maryland) W Dec., 7-0 5-4/3-3 Brandon Wright (Grand View) L Dec., 10-5 5-5/3-3Jan. 16 D Boise State Travis Himmelman (Boise State) W Maj., 12-4 149 6-5/4-3Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Kyle Rodriguez (Northern Colorado) W Fall, 3:17 149 7-5/5-3Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Jacob Leon (Cal Poly) W Dec., 7-5 149 8-5/6-3Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Abraham Rodriguez (Oregon State) L Dec., 8-6 149 8-6/6-4Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Jake Elliot (Wyoming) W Dec., 7-1 149 9-6/7-4Feb. 1 D Air Force Gerald McGinty (Air Force) W Dec., 6-0 149 10-6/8-4Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Trevor Willson (Utah Valley) W Dec., 4-0 149 11-6/9-4Feb. 14 D Stanford Garrett Schaner (Stanford) W Dec., 6-2 149 12-6/10-4Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Clay Ream (North Dakota State) L Dec., 7-5 149 12-7/10-5Mar. 7 T West Regional Jake Elliott (Wyoming) W Dec., 13-8 149 13-7/10-5Mar. 7 T West Regional Clay Ream (North Dakota State) L Maj., 12-2 149 13-8/10-5

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Wrestler: David Kocer Year: Freshman Hometown: Wagner, S.D.Overall Record: 25-20 Dual Record: 7-12 WWC Record: 3-2

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Aaron Schuette (Augustana) W Dec., 8-4 174 1-0/0-0 Jacob Meehan (Iowa Central CC) W Dec., 4-0 2-0/0-0 Corey Parsons (Mary) W Dec., 9-3 3-0/0-0 Kurtis Julson (North Dakota State) L Dec., 6-3 3-1/0-0 Ben Goodwin (Unattached) W Maj., 12-2 4-1/0-0 Colin Carr (Minnesota) W Dec., 6-0 5-1/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Michael Joseph (MSU-Moorhead) W Maj., 10-2 174 6-1/0-0 Tijani Karaborni (Minnesota) W Dec., 8-1 7-1/0-0 Tyler McNutt (North Dakota State) W Fall, 3:52 8-1/0-0 Logan Storley (Minnesota) L Maj., 11-0 8-2/0-0 Kade Johnson (North Dakota State) W Dec., 7-0 9-2/0-0 Michael Joseph (MSU-Moorhead) W Dec., 7-0 10-2/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Jordan Rogers (Oklahoma State) L Dec., 7-6 174 10-3/0-1Nov. 23 D Drexel Stephen Loiseau (Drexel) W SV-1, 2-0 174 11-3/1-1Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Dylan Morris (Stanford) L Dec., 4-3 174 11-4/1-1 Dereck Thurman (VMI) W Maj., 11-3 12-4/1-1 Josef Johnson (Harvard) W Dec., 4-1 13-4/1-1 Daniel McDevitt (Penn) W Dec., 3-2 14-4/1-1 Dylan Morris (Stanford) W Dec., 6-0 15-4/1-1 Ryan Wolfe (Rider) L Medical 15-5/1-1Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Frank Cousins (Wisconsin) L Dec., 10-4 174 15-6/1-2Dec. 7 D Augustana Tim Weber (Augustana) W Dec., 3-0 174 16-6/2-2Dec. 14 D NDSU Kurtis Julson (North Dakota State) L Dec., 8-2 174 16-7/2-3Dec. 19 D SIUE Jake Residori (SIU-Edwardsville) L Dec., 3-1 174 16-8/2-4 Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Mike England (Missouri) L Maj., 12-2 174 16-9/2-5Dec. 19 D Kent State Caleb Marsh (Kent State) L Dec., 5-0 174 16-10/2-6Dec. 29 T Midlands Mike Evans (Iowa) L Dec., 10-3 174 16-11/2-6 Dylan Iczkowski (Wisconsin) W Dec., 2-1 17-11/2-6 Jake Residori (SIU-Edwardsville) W TB-1, 9-6 18-11/2-6 Shane Hughes (Columbia) W Dec., 5-1 19-11/2-6Dec. 30 T Midlands Nathan Jackson (Indiana) L Dec., 6-5 174 19-12/2-6Jan. 11 D Buffalo Wally Maziarz (Buffalo) W Dec., 6-0 174 20-12/3-6Jan. 11 D Dakota Wesleyan Alex Osborne (Dakota Wesleyan) W Fall, 2:00 174 21-12/4-6Jan. 16 D Boise State Austin Dewey (Boise State) L Dec., 4-2 174 21-13/4-7Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Josh Van Tine (Northern Colorado) W Dec., 6-1 174 22-13/5-7Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Dominic Kastl (Cal Poly) L Dec., 7-3 174 22-14/5-8Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Joe Latham (Oregon State) L Dec., 5-2 174 22-15/5-9Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Andy McCulley (Wyoming) L Dec., 5-3 174 22-16/5-10Feb. 1 D Air Force Michael Billingsley (Air Force) W Maj., 16-5 174 23-16/6-10Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Ethan Smith (Utah Valley) W SV-1, 5-3 174 24-16/7-10Feb. 14 D Stanford Keaton Subjeck (Stanford) L Dec., 7-1 174 24-17/7-11Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Kurtis Julson (North Dakota State) L Dec., 4-1 174 24-18/7-12Mar. 7 T West Regional Josh Van Tine (Northern Colorado) W Dec., 4-0 174 25-18/7-12Mar. 7 T West Regional Kurtis Julson (North Dakota State) L Dec., 4-2 174 25-19/7-12Mar. 7 T West Regional Andy McCulley (Wyoming0 L Fall, 1:05 174 25-20/7-12

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Wrestler: John Nething II Year: Senior Hometown: Paynesville, Minn.Overall Record: 13-17 Dual Record: 5-7 WWC Record: 1-3

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Creighton Allen (Unattached) W Fall, 0:49 174 1-0/0-0 Kyle Gerlach (Dakota Wesleyan) W Maj., 9-1 2-0/0-0 Raymond Waters (Arizona State) L Dec., 4-3 2-1/0-0 Kade Johnson (North Dakota State) W Tech., 18-2 3-1/0-0 Ben Goodwin (Unattached) L Dec., 3-2 3-2/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Dylan Huttunen (MSU-Moorhead) W Fall, 0:49 174 4-2/0-0 Colin Carr (Minnesota) W Dec., 5-1 5-2/0-0 Ben Schwery (SDSU) L Dec., 3-2 5-3/0-0 Michael Joseph (MSU-Moorhead) L SV-1, 3-1 5-4/0-0 Kade Johnson (North Dakota State) W Dec., 9-2 6-4/0-0Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Keaton Subjeck (Stanford) L Dec., 3-2 174 6-5/0-0 Daniel McDevitt (Penn) L Dec., 7-4 6-6/0-0Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Jordan Taylor (Wisconsin) L Maj., 13-1 165 6-7/0-1Dec. 14 D NDSU Anthony Caputo (North Dakota State) W Dec., 12-6 165 7-7/1-1Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Cody Johnston (Missouri) L Dec., 7-1 165 7-8/1-2Dec. 29 T Midlands Zack Zupan (Binghampton) L Dec., 7-6 165 7-9/1-2 Matthew Nora (Illinois) L Dec., 5-4 7-10/1-2Jan. 11 D Buffalo Rrok Ndokaj (Buffalo) W Dec., 6-1 165 8-10/2-2Jan. 16 D Boise State Chris Castillo (Boise State) W Dec., 6-4 165 9-10/3-2Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Mitch Polkowske (Northern Colorado) L Dec., 9-2 165 9-11/3-3Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Travis Berridge (Cal Poly) W Dec. 7-6 165 10-11/4-3Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Seth Thomas (Oregon State) L Dec., 7-1 165 10-12/4-4Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Dakota Friesth (Wyoming) L Fall, 4:23 165 10-13/4-5Feb. 1 D AIr Force Jesse Stafford (Air Force) L Dec., 4-1 165 10-14/4-6Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Dalton Harmon (Utah Valley) W Dec., 5-4 165 11-14/5-6Feb. 14 D Stanford Jim Wilson (Stanford) L Dec., 8-2 165 11-15/5-7Mar. 7 T West Regional Steve Keogh (North Dakota State W SV-1, 6-4 165 12-15/5-7Mar. 7 T West Regional Jesse Stafford (Air Force) L Maj., 11-2 165 12-16/5-7Mar. 7 T West Regional Dalton Harmon (Utah Valley) W Dec., 6-2 165 13-16/5-7Mar. 7 T West Regional Dakota Friesth (Wyoming) L Dec., 8-4 165 13-17/5-7

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Wrestler: Cody Pack Year: Senior Hometown: Quincy, Calif.Overall Record: 37-6 Dual Record: 17-2 WWC Record: 5-0

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Devin Combs (Minot State) W Tech., 21-4 157 1-0/0-0 Austin Chuancey (Nebraska) W Tech., 18-0 2-0/0-0 Joel Smith (Arizona State) W Dec., 5-2 3-0/0-0 Gene Pierce (Arizona State) W Dec., 3-1 4-0/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Dylan Urbach (Minnesota) W Tech., 19-3 5-0/0-0 Ben Cousins (Concordia-Moorehead) W Dec., 12-6 6-0/0-0 Zane Zeman (Minnesota) W Maj., 10-1 7-0/0-0 Dylan Ness (Minnesota) L Dec., 6-3 7-1/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Anthony Collica (Oklahoma State) W Dec., 8-2 157 8-1/1-0Nov. 23 D Drexel Noel Franco (Drexel) W Fall, 5:32 157 9-1/2-0Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Danell Luty (Campbell) W Maj., 18-8 157 10-1/2-0 Luke Blanton (Indiana) W Maj., 14-6 11-1/2-0 Chad Walsh (Rider) W Dec,. 9-3 12-1/2-0 Ronnie Garbinsky (Pittsburgh) W Dec., 9-5 13-1/2-0Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Jarod Donar (Wisconsin) W Dec., 7-3 157 14-1/3-0Dec. 7 D Augustana Shawn Hatlestad (Augustana) W Maj., 22-9 157 15-1/4-0Dec. 14 D NDSU Steven Keogh (North Dakota State) W Maj., 16-6 157 16-1/5-0Dec. 19 D SIUE Erik Travers (SIU-Edwardsville) W Maj., 16-3 157 17-1/6-0Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Joey LaVallee (Missouri) L TB-2, 4-2 157 17-2/6-1Dec. 19 D Kent State Ian Miller (Kent State) L Dec., 7-3 157 17-3/6-2Dec. 29 T Midlands Larry Cannon (Messiah) W Fall, 6:59 157 18-3/6-2 Sam Kreimier (Air Force) W Maj., 13-4 19-3/6-2 Doug Welch (Purdue) W Dec., 9-4 20-3/6-2Dec. 30 T Midlands Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) W Dec., 5-1 157 21-3/6-2 Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) L Dec., 6-3 21-4/6-2Jan. 11 D Buffalo Alex Smythe (Buffalo) W Tech., 16-0 157 22-4/7-2 Jan. 11 D Dakota Wesleyan Brook Woehl (Dakota Wesleyan) W Fall, 2:44 157 23-4/8-2Jan. 16 D Boise State Steven Hernandez (Boise State) W Dec., 3-0 157 24-4/9-2Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Tyler Kinn (Northern Colorado) W Fall, 1:54 157 25-4/10-2Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Colt Shorts (Cal Poly) W Dec., 6-2 157 26-4/11-2Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Alex Elder (Oregon State) W Dec., 3-1 157 27-4/12-2Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Archie Colgan (Wyoming) W Maj., 12-2 157 28-4/13-2Feb. 1 D Air Force Sam Kreimier (Air Force) W Maj., 13-4 157 29-4/14-2Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Jared Harris (Utah Valley) W Fall, 1:45 157 30-4/15-2Feb. 14 D Stanford Josh Lauderdale (Stanford) W Tech., 18-3 157 31-4/16-2Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Steven Keogh (North Dakota State) W Dec., 8-5 165 32-4/17-2Mar. 7 T West Regional Grant Nehring (North Dakota State) W Maj., 17-5 157 33-4/17-2Mar. 7 T West Regional Archie Colgan (Wyoming) W Dec., 6-2 157 34-4/17-2Mar. 19 T NCAA Louis Mascola (Maryland) L Dec., 10-9 157 34-5/17-2Mar. 19 T NCAA Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) W Dec., 3-2 157 35-5/17-2Mar. 20 T NCAA Josh Demas (Ohio State) W Dec., 8-3 157 36-5/17-2Mar. 20 T NCAA Markus Scheidel (Columbia) W Dec., 4-2 157 37-5/17-2Mar. 21 T NCAA Nick Brascetta (Virginia Tech) L Dec., 5-2 157 37-6/17-2

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Wrestler: Nate Rotert Year: Redshirt Freshman Hometown: Spearfish, S.D.Overall Record: 22-13 Dual Record: 12-4 WWC Record: 2-1

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Clay Broze (Augustana) W Fall, 2:20 197 1-0/0-0 Joshua Dasilveira (Arizona State) W Dec., 8-5 2-0/0-0 Micah Barnes (Nebraska) W Dec., 7-6 3-0/0-0 Patrick Downey (Iowa Central CC) L Dec., 9-6 3-1/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Joe Gomez (Northern State) W Dec., 3-2 197 4-1/0-0 Delson Saintal (Concordia-Moorehead) W Dec., 8-1 5-1/0-0 Scott Schiller (Minnesota) W Inj., 2:26 6/1/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Austin Schafer (Oklahoma State) W Dec., 8-6 197 7-1/1-0Nov. 23 D Drexel Josh Murphy (Drexel) W Dec., 3-2 197 8-1/2-0Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Angus Cowell (Harvard) W Dec., 9-3 197 9-1/2-0 Anthony Abro (Eastern Michigan) L Dec., 5-2 9-2/2-0 Mike Mirra (Bloomsburg) W Dec., 3-2 10-2/2-0 Ryan Solomon (Pittsburgh) L Dec., 3-2 10-3/2-0Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Timmy McCall (Wisconsin) W Dec., 5-2 197 11-3/3-0Dec. 7 D Augustana Jeff Nielsen (Augustana) W Dec., 8-3 197 12-3/4-0Dec. 14 D NDSU Thomas Petersen (North Dakota State) W Dec., 8-5 197 13-3/5-0Dec. 19 D SIUE Derek Nagel (SIU-Edwardsville) W Dec., 7-2 197 14-3/6-0Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri J’Den Cox (Missouri) L Dec., 7-4 197 14-4/6-1Dec. 19 D Kent State Cole Baxter (Kent State) W Dec., 3-2 197 15-4/7-1Dec. 29 T Midlands Austin Pfarr (Brown) W Maj., 10-2 197 16-4/7-1 James Fox (Harvard) L Fall, 2:50 16-5/7-1 Josh Popple (Harvard) W Dec., 11-4 17-5/7-1 Frank Mattiace (Penn) L Dec., 4-2 17-6/7-1Jan. 11 D Buffalo James Benjamin (Buffalo) W Fall, 0:19 197 18-6/8-1Jan. 16 D Boise State Cody Dixon (Boise State) L Dec., 5-4 197 18-7/8-2Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Trent Noon (Northern Colorado) L SV-1, 6-4 197 18-8/8-3Jan. 25 D Cal Poly J.T. Goodwin (Cal Poly) W Dec., 12-10 197 19-8/9-3Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Cody Crawford (Oregon State) L Fall 4:52 197 19-9/9-4Feb. 1 D Air Force Jack Carda (Air Force) W Dec., 6-3 197 20-9/10-4Feb. 14 D Stanford Garet Krohn (Stanford) W Dec., 4-3 197 21-9/11-4Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Tommy Petersen (North Dakota St.) W Dec., 8-2 197 22-9/12-4Mar. 7 T West Regional Tommy Petersen (North Dakota St.) L Dec., 5-3 197 22-10/12-4Mar. 7 T West Regional Derek Thomas (Utah Valley) L Med. Forfeit 197 22-11/12-4Mar. 19 T NCAA Basil Minto (Northern Iowa) L Dec., 8-2 197 22-12/12-4Mar. 19 T NCAA Scottie Boykins (Chattanooga) L Dec., 2-0 197 22-13/12-4

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Wrestler: Brance Simms Year: Junior Hometown: Gilmore City, IowaOverall Record: 23-15 Dual Record: 10-9 WWC Record: 3-2

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Derrick Young (Iowa Central CC) W Fall, 2:00 133 1-0/0-0 Sean Murphy (Nebraska) W Dec., 6-0 2-0/0-0 Hunter Weber (North Dakota State) W Dec., 6-0 3-0/0-0 Ben Morgan (Minnesota) W Dec., 5-1 4-0/0-0 Dalton Brady (Arizona State) L Dec., 7-4 4-1/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Dawit Gebreab (Concordia-Moorehead) W Tech., 15-0 133 5-1/0-0 Hunter Weber (North Dakota State) W Maj., 9-1 6-1/0-0 Ben Gillette (SDSU) W Dec., 9-2 7-1/0-0 Chris Dardanes (Minnesota) L Maj., 15-5 7-2/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Brian Crutchmer (Oklahoma State) W Dec., 6-1 133 8-2/1-0Nov. 23 D Drexel Kevin Devoy (Drexel) L Dec., 7-2 133 8-3/1-1Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Payton Shuford (Appalachian State) W Maj., 18-7 133 9-3/1-1 Dominic Malone (Northwestern) L Dec., 8-3 9-4/1-1 Chris Caton (Indiana) W Dec., 3-2 10-4/1-1 Alonzo Shephard (Indiana) W Dec., 8-2 11-4/1-1 Vincent Pizzuto (Eastern Michigan) W Dec., 6-3 12-4/1-1 Caleb Richardson (Penn) L SV-1, 3-1 12-5/1-1Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin Ryan Taylor (Wisconsin) L Maj., 13-4 133 12-6/1-2Dec. 7 D Augustana Morgan Engbrecht (Augustana) W Maj., 18-10 133 13-6/2-2Dec. 14 D NDSU Hunter Weber (North Dakota State) W Maj., 12-3 133 14-6/3-2Dec. 19 D SIUE Patrick Myers (SIU-Edwardsville) L Dec., 7-1 133 14-7/3-3Dec. 19 D #5 Missouri Matt Manley (Missouri) L Dec., 6-2 133 14-8/3-4Dec. 19 D Kent State Mack McGuire (Kent State) L Dec., 8-2 133 14-9/3-5Dec. 29 T Midlands Geoffrey Alexander (Maryland) L Dec., 11-9 133 14-10/3-5 Brendan O’Connor (Brown) W Maj., 22-9 15-10/3-5 Anthony Elias (Davidson( W MFF 16-10/3-5 Anthony Giraldo (Rutgers) L Dec., 4-3 16-11/3-5Jan. 11 D Buffalo Sean Peacock (Buffalo) W Dec., 6-3 133 17-11/4-5Jan. 11 D Dakota Wesleyan Chad McCannon (Dakota Wesleyan) W Tech., 21-6 133 18-11/5-5Jan. 16 D Boise State Michael Cook (Boise State) L Dec., 6-5 133 18-12/5-6Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Sonny Espinoza (Northern Colorado) W Tech., 20-5 133 19-12/6-6Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Victor Trujillo (Cal Poly) W Tech., 19-4 133 20-12/7-6Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Jack Hathaway (Oregon State) L Fall, 2:04 133 20-13/7-7Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Drew Templeman (Wyoming) L Dec., 4-1 133 20-14/7-8Feb. 1 D Air Force Anthony McHugh (Air Force) W SV-1, 6-4 133 21-14/8-8eb. 6 D Utah Valley Jade Rauser (Utah Valley) L Dec., 9-5 133 21-15/8-9Feb. 14 D Stanford Connor Schram (Stanford) W SV-1, 6-4 133 22-15/9-9Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Kyle Gliva (North Dakota State) W Dec., 7-4 133 23-15/10-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Michael Espinoza (No. Colorado) W Maj., 10-0 133 24-15/10-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Drew Templeman (Wyoming) W SV-1, 9-4 133 25-15/10-9Mar. 7 T West Regional Jade Rauser (Utah Valley) L Fall, 4:37 133 25-16/10-9 2nd

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Wrestler: Luke Zilverberg Year: Redshirt freshman Hometown: Belle Plaine, Minn.Overall Record: 20-14 Dual Record: 5-8 WWC Record: 3-2

Date T/D Event Opponent (School) W/L Result Weight Overall/Dual RecordNov. 2 T Dak Open Tanner Crissler (Minot State) W Maj., 9-0 141 1-0/0-0 Josh Shupe (Minnesota) W Dec., 3-2 2-0/0-0 Cory Collins (Iowa Central CC) W Dec., 7-1 3-0/0-0 Colton McCrystal (Nebraska) W Maj., 15-7 4-0/0-0Nov. 8 T Bison Open Josh Shupe (Minnesota) W Dec., 9-3 141 5-0/0-0 Thomas Thorn (Minnesota) L Dec., 6-3 5-1/0-0 Yonas Gebreab (Concordia-Moorehead) W Tech., 16-0 6-1/0-0 Clay Cathey (North Dakota State) W Dec., 4-2 7-1/0-0 Conrad Rangell (Minnesota) L TB-1, 2-1 7-2/0-0 Jacoby Bergeron (Concordia-Moorehead) W TB-2, 3-2 8-2/0-0Nov. 16 D #7 Oklahoma State Davey Dolan (Oklahoma State) L Dec., 8-5 141 8-3/0-1Nov. 23 D Drexel Franco Ferraina (Drexel) L SV-1, 6-1 141 8-4/0-2Nov. 24 T Keystone Classic Michael Shaw (Eastern Michigan) L Dec., 3-2 141 8-5/0-2 Jon Edwards (Indiana) W Maj., 11-2 9-5/0-2 Franco Ferraina (Drexel) W Dec., 8-5 10-5/0-2 Javon Johnson (Appalachian State) W Dec., 6-3 11-5/0-2 Mike Longo (Appalachian State) W Dec., 12-7 12-5/0-2 Jameson Oster (Northwestern) L Fall, 3:00 12-6/0-2Nov. 29 D #18 Wisconsin RJ Ruschell (Wisconsin) L Dec., 10-5 149 12-7/0-3Dec. 7 D Augustana Jacob Anderson (Augustana) L Dec., 9-7 149 12-8/0-4Dec. 29 T Midlands Joseph McKenna (Lehigh) L Dec., 3-1 141 12-9/0-4 Sal Annoreno (Northern Illinois) W Dec., 6-4 13-9/0-4 Mitch Bengston (North Dakota State) W Dec., 3-1 14-9/0-4 Dylan Caruana (Binghampton) W Dec., 5-4 15-9/0-4Dec. 29 T Midlands Brock Ervin (Illinois) L Dec., 12-5 15-10/0-4Jan. 16 D Boise State Jared Johnshoy (Boise State) W Maj., 10-1 141 16-10/1-4Jan. 18 D Northern Colorado Ben Polkowske (Northern Colorado) W Dec., 4-2 141 17-10/2-4 Jan. 25 D Cal Poly Colton Schilling (Cal Poly) L Maj., 13-2 141 17-11/2-5Jan. 25 D #17 Oregon State Devin Reynolds (Oregon State) L Dec., 5-2 141 17-12/2-6Jan. 31 D #18 Wyoming Cole Mendenhall (Wyoming) W Dec., 7-5 141 18-12/3-6Feb. 1 D Air Force Carter McElhaney (Air Force) L Dec., 1-0 141 18-13/3-7Feb. 6 D Utah Valley Matt Ontiveros (Utah Valley) W Fall, 4:53 141 19-13/4-7Feb. 14 D Stanford Mason Pengilly (Stanford) W Dec., 7-2 141 20-13/5-7Feb. 22 D #19 NDSU Mitch Bengston (North Dakota State) L Dec., 5-3 141 20-14/5-8Mar. 7 T West Regional Carter McElhaney (Air Force) W Dec., 6-4 141 21-14/5-8 Mar. 7 T West Regional Mitch Bengston (North Dakota State) L TB-2, 7-6 141 21-15/5-8 T-2nd

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South Dakota State University was one of six schools to receive an invi-tation to join the Big 12 Conference as an affiliate member for wrestling, league officials announced in June 2015.

“Joining the Big 12 Conference in wrestling is huge for SDSU, our wrestling program and the fans of our program,” Jackrabbit head coach Chris Bono said. “We are now in one of the premier conferences in the country, which will bring more attention to our program across the country and let our student-athletes compete against the nation’s best.”

The affiliate member additions are effective beginning with the upcom-ing 2015-16 academic year. Affiliate members will immediately compete for the conference’s postseason championship and the league’s automatic qualification to NCAA postseason competition. The 2016 Big 12 Wrestling Championship is scheduled for March 5-6 at Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri.

“We are excited to announce the addition of affiliate members in sports where the league already maintains a strong competition level,” said Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby, who also announced affiliate memberships for women’s gymnastics. “The additional insti-tutions will improve and strengthen what are already strong postseason events for the Big 12.”

Besides SDSU, the five other members of the Western Wrestling Conference — Air Force, Northern Colorado, North Dakota State, Utah Valley and Wyoming — also re-ceived affiliate membership. The Big 12 Conference now will feature 10 wrestling programs with Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and West Virginia previously making up the league’s slate of teams.

“Coach Bono has brought new life to our wrestling program and the growth over the past three years has been nothing short of spectac-ular,” SDSU Director of Athletics

Justin Sell said. “The opportunity to join the highly respected Big 12 Conference will further allow our student-athletes to compete against the best and for us to develop All-Americans and national cham-pions. The future is bright for the Jackrabbits.”

The Jackrabbits have competed in the Western Wrestling Conference since the formation of the alliance at the start of the 2006-07 season. SDSU competed as a Division I independent for two seasons after joining the ranks of NCAA Division I in the fall of 2004.

SDSU finished third at the 2015 NCAA West Regional/Western Wres-tling Conference Championship and qualified three individual wrestlers for the NCAA Championships.

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Chad Lamer• Three-time national champion •

• Four-time All-American •• 132-30-2 career record •

• 2004 Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductee •

HISTORY

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Warren WilliamsonInaugural Class of 1996

Longtime South Dakota State coach Warren Williamson was one of eight people inducted with the inaugural Hall of Fame Class in March 1996. Williamson coached the Jackrabbits for 16 seasons — from 1957-68 and from 1970-73,

compiling a 134-74-9 dual record, and coached 24 College Division II All-Americans, along with a pair of national champions. Williamson also is a member of the Jackrabbit Sports Hall of Fame and South Dakota Hall of Fame.

Rick JensenClass of 2000

During his career at SDSU, Jensen became the school’s first four-time conference cham-pion and was a three-time national finalist. He claimed a national championship at 126 pounds as a freshman in 1976, and also fin-ished as runner-up at 134 pounds in 1977 and

142 pounds in 1979. He ended his career with a 128-24 record. He is also a member of the Jackrabbit Sports Hall of Fame.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Dee Brainerd - 1963 Don Trapp - 1970 Rick Jensen - 1976 Jeff Hohertz 1977, 1981 Kirk Simet - 1978

Dave Cornemann - 1984 Pat Dorn - 1987, 1988 Brian Loeffler - 1993 Justin Blasius - 1994 Chad Lamer - 1995, 1996, 1997

Adam Feldman - 1997 Ryan Resel - 1998, 1998 Travis King, 1998 Paul Konechne - 2000, 2001 Jon Madsen - 2000

Five individuals from South Dakota State University wrestling have been inducted into the Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Five individuals from South Dakota State University wrestling have been inducted into the South Dakota State University Hall of Fame.

Hall of Fame

Dee Brainerd Jeff Hohertz

Jim Koch

Class of 2000

Former Jackrabbit wrestler Jim Koch, the longtime head coach at UW-Parkside, was inducted into the Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2000. Koch earned runner-up honors at the North Central Conference Championships three time and was an NWCA Academic All-American. Koch accepted the head coaching position at Parkside in 1970. At the time of his induction, Koch’s wrestlers had earned All-America honors 88 times with 10 national titles. He was instrumental in the creation of the Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Chad LamerClass of 2004

A four-time All-American, Lamer won three consecutive national titles — the first of which came at 177 pounds in 1994. After repeating as 177-pound champion in 1995, Lamer com-pleted the three-peat with the national title at 190 pounds in 1996. He also placed eighth at

167 pounds as a freshman. Lamer completed his collegiate career with a pair of North Central Conference titles and a 132-30-2 record. He posted the best over-all record in SDSU history with a 40-2 record during the 1995-96 season.

Jeff HohertzClass of 2000

Hohertz book-ended his collegiate wrestling career by winning a pair of national titles at 177 pounds in 1977 and 1981. A three-time North Central Conference champion, he also earned All-America honors with a fifth-place

finish as a junior. A native of Minnetonka, Minn., Hohertz ended his career with a 88-23-1 record. He is also a member of the Jackrab-bit Sports Hall of Fame.

Rick Jensen Stan Opp Greg Schmidt

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1962-63 (4)Dee Brainerd (1st, 130)Jim Perkins (2nd, 137)Lyle Moss (3rd, 158)Roger Eischens (3rd, 190)

1964-65 (2)Frank Murphy (3rd, 115)Wayne Paulsen (2nd, 130)

1965-66 (2)Paul Thomas (2nd, 190)Mick Hurburt (4th, HWT)

1966-67 (2)Jerry Smith (3rd, 130)Jon McNitt (2nd, 167)

1967-68 (3)Jerry Smith (2nd, 130)Jon McNitt (2nd, 167)Greg Schmidt (2nd, 115)

1968-69 (2)Greg Schmidt (3rd, 115)John Rembold (3rd, 137)

1969-70 (3)Greg Schmidt (2nd, 118)Don Trapp (1st, 177)Keith Engels (6th, 142)

1970-71 (1)Stan Opp (2nd, 118)

1971-72 (2)Stan Opp (5th, 118)Mike Engels (2nd, 150)

1972-73 (3)Stan Opp (2nd, 118)Gerry Person (3rd, 167)Dick Viiem (5th, 190)

1973-74 (1)Mike Engels (2nd, 158)

1975-76 (2)Rick Jensen (1st, 126)Kirk Simet (6th, 142)

1976-77 (2)Rick Jensen (2nd, 134)Jeff Hohertz (1st, 177)

1977-78 (2)Matt Long (3rd, 134)Kirk Simet (1st, 150)

1978-79 (2)Rick Jensen (2nd, 142)AL Minor (4th, 190)

1979-80 (4)Jay Swanson (6th, 134)Randy Goette (8th, 142)Kent Haake (7th, 167)Jeff Hohertz (5th (177)

1980-81 (2)Jeff Hoherrtz (1st, 177)Wally Zastrow (7th, HWT)

1981-82 (3)Jack Sathe (8th, 126)Randy Goette (7th, 150)Ed Lohr (8th, 190)

1982-83 (1)Dave Cornemann (6th, 167)

1983-84 (3)Don Cox (3rd, 158)Dave Cornemann (1st, 167)Al Holleman (8th, HWT)

1984-85 (4)Vince McCullough (2nd, 134)Jim Strande (8th, 142)Jeff Lueders (8th, 177)Al Holleman (3rd, HWT)

1985-86 (3)Bryan Guzzo (7th, 118)Perry Fink (6th, 142)Al Holleman (4th, HWT)

1986-87 (3)Pat Dorn (1st, 134)Hazen Bye (6th, 150)Kyle Jensen (7th, HWT)

1987-88 (4)Bryan Guzzo (6th, 118)Pat Dorn (1st, 134)Perry Fink (4th, 150)Paul Koenig (5th, 190)

1988-89 (4)Bryan Guzzo (5th, 118)Pat Dorn (6th, 134)Perry Fink (4th, 150)Barney Drenth (HWT, 4th)

1989-90 (4)Mike Pankratz (6th, 126)Brian Loeffler (8th, 177)Greg Sayler (8th, 190)Paul Koenig (2nd, HWT)

1990-91 (4)Mike Pankratz (5th, 126)Brian Loeffler (5th, 177)Greg Sayler (8th, 190)Barney Drenth (4th, HWT)

1991-92 (3)Mike Pankratz (5th, 126)Chad Lamer (8th, 167)Brian Loeffler (6th, 177)

1992-93 (3)Mike Pankratz (3rd, 126)Tim Wishard (7th, 158)Brian Loeffler (1st, 177)

1993-94 (4)Mark Echevarria (5th, 150)Chad Lamer (1st, 177)Justin Blasius (1st, 190)Brad Loeffler (5th, HWT)

1994-95 (3)Josh Sammons (4th, 142)Chad Lamer (1st, 177)Brad Loeffler (5th, HWT)

1995-96 (5)Travis King (4th, 142)Pat Timm (7th, 167)Jeremy Pascoe (3rd, 177)Chad Lamer (1st, 190)Ryan Resel (4th, HWT)

1996-97 (4)Chad Wickman (6th, 188)Adam Feldman (1st, 126)Jeremy Pascoe (3rd, 177)Ryan Resel (1st, HWT)

1997-98 (5)Chad Wickman (4th, 118)Paul Konechne (6th, 134)Travis King (1st, 150)Pat Timm (3rd, 177)Ryan Resel (1st, HWT)

1998-99 (4)Scott Braun (2nd, 133)Paul Konechne (2nd, 141)Tyler Jones (3rd, 174)Ryan Resel (2nd, HWT)

1999-00 (6)Scott Braun (2nd, 133)Paul Konechne (1st, 141)Aaron Veskma (7th, 149)Tyler Bryant (8th, 165)Tyler Jones (6th, 174)Jon Madsen (1st, HWT)

2000-01 (6)Ryan O’Connor (6th, 125)Paul Konechne (1st, 141)Aaron Veskma (3rd, 149)Tyler Bryant (4th, 165)Todd Paszek (3rd, 184)Jon Madsen (2nd, HWT)

2001-02 (5)Aaron Veskma (3rd, 157)Tyler Bryant (2nd, 165)Tyler Jones (2nd, 184)Todd Paszek (3rd, 197)Jon Madsen (7th, HWT)

2002-03 (3)Bryan Cowdin (7th, 174)Tyler Jones (2nd, 184)Tim Boldt (5th, 197)

2003-04 (2)Jeremy Roe (6th, 149)Nat Althoff (5th, 165)

Four-Time All-AmericansTyler Jones .........................................1999-2002Paul Konechne ...................................1998-2001Chad Lamer ......................................1992, 94-96Brian Loeffler ..........................................1990-93Mike Pankratz .........................................1990-93Ryan Resel .............................................1996-99

Three-Time All-AmericansTyler Bryant ............................................ 2000-02Perry Fink ........................................ 1986, 88-89Bryan Guzzo .................................... 1986, 88-89Jeff Hohertz ..................................... 1977, 80-81Al Holleman ........................................... 1984-86Rick Jensen ..................................... 1976-77, 79Stan Opp ............................................... 1971-73Greg Schmidt ........................................ 1968-70Aaron Veskma ....................................... 2000-02

Multiple All-AmericansTwo-Time All-AmericansScott Braun .......................................1999-2000Barney Brenth ...................................... 1989, 91Mike Engels ...........................................1972-74Randy Goette ....................................... 1980, 82Travis King ............................................ 1996, 98Paul Koenig .......................................... 1988, 90Brad Loeffler ..........................................1994-95Jon Madsen ...........................................2000-01Jon McNitt .............................................1967-68Jeremy Pascoe ......................................1996-97Todd Paszek ..........................................2001-02Greg Sayler ............................................1990-91Kirk Simet ............................................. 1976, 78Jerry Smith ............................................1967-68Pat Timm .............................................. 1996, 98

In September, 2004, the NCAA Membership Subcommittee approved SDSU’s request to fully reclassify its wrestling program to Division I status. After competing in the North Central Conference, the Jackrabbits competed Division I Independent for two seasons prior to the reclassification. The first year the Jacks were eligible to compete in the NCAA Division I Championships was 2006-07, two years ahead of the original timeline.

After competing as an independent for two seasons, SDSU joined the Western Wrestling Conference, an NCAA Division I wrestling-only alliance, as a charter member in 2006-07. Current members of the WWC include: The United States Air Force Academy, North Dakota State, Northern Colorado, South Dakota State, Utah Valley and Wyoming.

Division I Transition

The following wrestlers have received the Most Outstanding Wrestler Award at the NCAA Division II Championships:• Rick Jensen - 1976• Chad Lamer - 1996• Travis King - 1998

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Wrestler Season Record Stan Opp ...........................1972-73 .................................. 20-0-2Mike Engels .......................1972-73 .................................. 16-0-2Jerry Smith ........................1967-68 .................................. 16-0-0Stan Opp ...........................1971-72 .................................. 15-0-0Jeff Hohertz .......................1976-77 .................................. 15-0-0Travis King .........................1997-98 .................................. 15-0-0Paul Konechne ..................2000-01 .................................. 15-0-0Aaron Veskrna ...................2001-02 .................................. 15-0-0Tyler Bryant ........................2000-01 .................................. 14-0-0Tyler Jones ........................2001-02 .................................. 14-0-0Greg Schmidt ....................1968-69 .................................. 13-0-0Mike Pankratz ....................1992-93 .................................. 12-0-0Mike Sterner ......................1960-61 .................................. 12-0-0Rick Jensen .......................1975-76 .................................. 11-0-0Dick Koob ..........................1975-76 .................................. 11-0-0Ryan Resel ........................1996-97 .................................. 10-0-0Dee Brainerd ......................1962-63 .................................. 10-0-0Mike Sterner ......................1959-60 .................................. 10-0-0

Undefeated Dual SeasonsMinimum 10 matches

Wrestler Season Pins Chad Lamer .......................1994-95 ...................................... 19Ryan Resel ........................1996-97 ...................................... 19Ryan Resel ........................1995-96 ...................................... 17Ryan Resel ........................1997-98 ...................................... 17Chad Lamer .......................1995-96 ...................................... 17Rick Jensen .......................1975-76 ...................................... 15Wally Zastrow ....................1979-80 ...................................... 14Don Johnson .....................1979-80 ...................................... 13Gerry Person .....................1972-73 ...................................... 13Chad Wickman ..................1997-98 ...................................... 12Gerry Person .....................1971-72 ...................................... 12

Pins in a Season

Wrestler Season Wins Chad Lamer .......................1995-96 ........................................40Paul Konechne ..................2000-01 ........................................40Paul Konechne ..................1999-00 ........................................40Rick Jensen .......................1975-76 ........................................40Ryan Resel ........................1996-97 ........................................40Rick Jensen .......................1976-77 ........................................39Ryan Resel ........................1995-96 ........................................38Chad Wickman ..................1997-98 ........................................37Cody Pack .........................2014-15 ........................................36Stan Opp ...........................1972-73 ........................................35Travis King .........................1997-98 ........................................34Barney Drenth ...................1990-91 ........................................34Chad Lamer .......................1994-95 ........................................34Perry Fink ..........................1988-89 ........................................34Aaron Veskrna ...................2001-02 ........................................33Chad Lamer .......................1993-94 ........................................33Ryan Resel ........................1997-98 ........................................33Pat Timm ...........................1997-98 ........................................33Perry Fink ..........................1987-88 ........................................33Tim Boldt ...........................2002-03 ........................................33Paul Konechne ..................1997-98 ........................................33Dick Koob ..........................1975-76 ........................................32Logan Peterson .................2014-15 ........................................32Jason Stripling ...................2008-09 ........................................32Aaron Veskrna ...................2000-01 ........................................31Tyler Sorenson ...................2009-10 ........................................31Jared Barnes .....................2002-03 ........................................31Tyler Jones ........................1998-99 ........................................30Chad Wickman ..................1998-99 ........................................30Mike Pankratz ....................1998-99 ........................................30Al Holleman .......................1984-85 ........................................30Jim Strande .......................1984-85 ........................................30

30-Win Seasons

Year Wins 1972-73 ........................................... 171997-98 ........................................... 171998-99 ........................................... 152002-03 ........................................... 121999-00 ........................................... 121991-92 ........................................... 121977-78 ........................................... 121967-68 ........................................... 127 Tied ............................................... 11

Team Dual Victories

Year Wins 1985-86 ........................................... 121972-73 ........................................... 121992-93 ........................................... 101995-96 ........................................... 10

Consecutive Dual Victories Minimum 10-dual streak

Highest Team ScoreYear Opponent Points 1978-79 Wayne State 591976-77 Southwest Minn. State 571997-98 Minnesota-West 572014-15 Augustana 541992-93 Northwestern 522012-13 Simpson 51

Team Winning PercentageYear Pct. Record1975-76 ............. .875 ................10-1-11991-92 ............. .875 ................12-2-01988-89 ............. .846 ................11-2-0 1985-86 ............. .846 ................11-2-0 1968-69 ............. .846 ................11-2-0

Most ShutoutsYear Shutouts 1997-98 ............................................. 21992-93 ............................................. 21985-86 ............................................. 21970-71 ............................................. 21969-70 ............................................. 2

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Paul Konechne137-30-0

Rick Jensen128-24-0

Perry Fink119-32-1

Chad Wickman109-36-0

Travis King106-26-4

Mike Engels101-14-0

Chad Lamer132-30-2

Ryan Resel121-27-0

Aaron Veskrna114-40-0

Mike Pankratz108-27-2

Tyler Jones102-17-0

Pat Dorn100-33-3

Paul Konechne sits atop SDSU’s all-time wins list with 137 career wins.

No. Wrestler Hometown Weight(s) Years Record 1. Paul Konechne Kimball, S.D. 134-141 1998-01 137-30-0

2. Chad Lamer Colton, S.D. 177-190 1993-96 132-30-2

3. Rick Jensen Watertown, S.D. 126-142 1975-79 128-24-0

4. Ryan Resel Miller, S.D. HWT 1996-99 121-27-0

5. Perry Fink Cottage Grove, Minn. 142-150 1986-89 119-32-1

6. Aaron Veskrna Gregory, S.D. 149-157 1999-02 114-40-0

7. Chad Wickman Masonville, Iowa 118-125 1996-99 109-36-0

8. Mike Pankratz Freeman, S.D. 126 1990-94 108-27-2

9. Travis King Rapid City, S.D. 142-150 1995-98 106-26-4

10. Tyler Jones Mitchell, S.D. 184 1999-2003 102-17-0

11. Mike Engels Watertown, S.D. 150-158 1971-74 101-14-1

12. Pat Dorn Adrian, Minn. 134 1986-89 100-33-3

13. Tyler Bryant Pierre, S.D. 165 2000-03 96-32-0

14. Stan Opp Aberdeen, S.D. 118 1970-73 94-19-1

15. Josh Sammons Huron, S.D. 126-142 1994-97 92-51-0

16. Jeff Hohertz Minnetonka, Minn. 177 1977-78, 80-81 88-23-1

17. Bryan Guzzo St. Michael, Minn. 118 1986-89 86-47-0

18. Brian Loeffler St. Clair, Minn. 177-190 1990-94 85-27-4

19. Kirk Simet Pierre, S.D. 142-158 1976-80 85-26-1

20. Howard Fullhart Decorah, Iowa 158-167 1995-98 85-48-2

21. Pat Timm Huron, S.D. 158-177 1994-98 83-42-13

22. Jason Stripling Minneota, Minn. HWT 2004-09 83-41-0

23. Al Holleman Hancock, Minn. HWT 1983-86 82-40-0

T24. Doug Cox Bedford, Iowa 158 1983-86 75-59-2

T24. Tyler Sorenson Garretson, S.D. 197 2006-10 75-19-0

Top-25 Career Wins

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* Note: Prior to 1991, wrestlers could qualify for the Division I tournament from D-II and D-III

1952 - Host: Colorado StateWalt Christman - 147 lbsFirst Round: Bye#1 Tommy Evans (Oklahoma) over Christman Fall at 4:09First Consolation Round: Bye#2 Byron Todd (Oklahoma State) over Christman Decision, 7-2

Alan Evans - 191 lbsFirst Round: Bye#2 Harry Lanzi (Toledo) over Evans Fall at 1:40First Consolation Round: ByeJoe Butler (Oklahoma) over Evans Major Decision, 11-3

1953 - Host: Penn StateMaris Williams - 130 lbs#1 Norvard Nalan (Michigan) over Williams Fall at 7:11Ed Casalicchio (Michigan State) over Williams Decision, 6-0

Alan Williams - 191 lbs#4 Gus Gatto (Northern Iowa) over Evans Decision, 6-0

1954 - Host: OklahomaJule Moravec - 177 lbsFirst Round: Bye#3 Ted Weaver (Kansas State) over Moravec Fall at 8:50

Alan Williams - 191 lbsWilliams over James Mills (Oklahoma State) Decision, 5-2#4 Gus Gatto (Northern Iowa) 1-1 Referee’s Decision

1955 - Host: CornellMonsour Karin - 115 lbsEdward Amerantes (Springfield) over Karin Decision, 4-0

Gordon Brockmueller - 123 lbsDick Gappen (Knox) over Brockmueller Decision, 7-3

Don Dykhoff - 157 lbsDelbert Lockwood (Colorado State) over Dykhoff Decision, 9-3

1958 - Host: WyomingGusav Gleitter - 115 lbs#1 Dick Beattie (Oklahoma State) over Gleitter Major Decision, 8-0Stan Lampe (Colorado) over Gleitter Decision, 7-4

George Alfredson - 177 lbsFirst Round: ByeGary Haller (Kansas) over Alfredson Decision, 5-2

Ellis Jensen - 191 lbs#1 Dave Dunlop (Cornell) over Jensen Fall at 2:32

1959 - Host: IowaLoren Wiesmer - 123 lbsJim Stagg (Bowling Green) over Wiesmer Decision, 6-0

Francis Flesner - 157 lbsHerman Ayres (SIU-Carbondale) over Flesner Decision, 4-3

Bob Motis - 191 lbsFirst Round: Bye#3 Gordon Trapp (Iowa) over Motis Technical Fall, 15-0

Frank Kurtenbach - HWTFirst Round: Bye#1 Ted Ellis (Oklahoma State) over Kurtenbach Fall at 5:04Harry Jacobs (Bradley) over Kurtenbach Decision, 2-1

1960 - Host: MarylandFrancis Flesner - 157 lbs#2 Thad Turner (Lehigh) over Flesner Decision, 8-2Flesner over Walter Parker (Cornell) Decision, 4-0Joe Mullins (Iowa) over Flesner Decision, 9-5

John Sterner - 167 lbsFirst Round: Bye#3 Dennis Fitzgerald (Michigan) over Sterner Decision, 8-5

Mike Sterner - 177 lbs#1 Roy Conrad (Northern Illinois) over Sterner Fall at 1:49Sterner over Phil Myer (Penn State) Major Decision, 11-2Bruce Campbell (Oklahoma State) over Sterner Decision, 9-5

Frank Kurtenbach - HWTFirst Round: Bye#6 John Baum (Michigan State) over Kurtenbach Fall at 5:48

1961 - Host: Oregon StateMike Sterner - 177 lbs#6 Sterner over Tom Sutton (Air Force) Decision, 4-2#3 Wayne Baugman (Oklahoma) over #6 Sterner Decision, 4-2Ken Houston (SIU-Carbondale) over #6 Sterner Decision, 4-2

Frank Kurtenbach - HWTNick Kohls (Colorado State) over Kurtenbach Fall at 8:18First Consolation Round: Bye#2 Allan Jaklich (Northwestern) over Kurtenbach Decision, 3-2

1962 - Host: Oklahoma StateJohn Sterner - 167 lbs#6 Earl Perillo (Oklahoma) over Sterner Decision, 4-1

Mike Sterner - 177 lbsFirst Round: ByeSterner over Phil Mer (Penn State) Decision, 5-4#2 Dean Lahr (Colorado) over Sterner Decision, 2-1Tim Mongan (Purdue) over Sterner Decision, 5-3

Roger Eischens -191 lbsEischens over Harry Lake (Virginia) Decision, 3-1Joe James (Oklahoma) over Eischens Decision, 4-2First Consolation Round: Bye#1 Nick Kohls (Colorado State) over Eischens Decision, 3-2

1963 - Host: Kent StateDee Brainerd - 130 lbsFirst Round: ByeBrainerd over John Perry (Adams State) Decision, 6-5#4 Pat Smart (Lehigh) over Brainerd Decision, 6-3

James Perkins - 137 lbs#3 Clair Argento (Wyoming) over Perkins Decision, 8-1

Lyle Voss - 157 lbsRahim Jayanmard (UCLA) over Voss Technical Fall, 17-1

Roger Eischens - 191 lbsFirst Round: ByeMatt Sanzone (Springfield) over Eischens Fall at 4:57

1965 - Host: WyomingFrank Murphy - 115 lbsFirst Round: Bye#2 Tadaaki Hatta (Oklahoma State) over Murphy Major Decision, 13-4Murphy over Lou Manns (Syracuse) Decision, 2-0Jay Windfelder (Penn State) over Murphy Decision, 5-0

Wayne Paulsen - 130 lbsFirst Round: ByeBill Johannesen (Michigan) over Paulsen Decision, 5-1

1966 - Host: Iowa StatePaul Thomas - 191 lbs#2 Don Buzzard (Iowa State) over Thomas Fall at 4:18First Consolation Round: ByeTony Bennett (Oklahoma) over Thomas Fall at 2:49

Mike Hurlburt - HWTCarel Stith (Nebraska) over Hurlburt Technical Fall, 19-1

1967 - Host: Kent StateGerry Smith - 123 lbs#2 Bob Fehrs (Michigan) over Smith Major Decision, 10-0

John McNitt - 167 lbsJeff Smith (Oregon State) over McNitt Pigtail Bout, 11-4

1968 - Host: Penn StateGreg Schmidt - 115 lbsSchmidt over Frank Coco (East Stroudsburg) Decision, 9-3Wayne Boyd (Temple) over Schmidt Decision, 6-4

Gerry Smith - 130 lbsSmith over Felix Sanchez (Air Force) Major Decision, 10-1Dennis Crowe (Oklahoma State) over Smith Decision, 7-6

John McNitt -167 lbs#4 Jason Smith (Iowa State) over McNitt Decision, 6-2

1969 - Host: Brigham YoungGreg Schmidt - 115 lbs#9 John Miller (Oregon) over #7 Schmidt Decision, 4-3#7 Schmidt over Bob Shines (Arizona State) Fall at 2:58#2 Ray Stapp (Oklahoma State) over #7 Schmidt Decision, 5-3

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1970 - Host: NorthwesternGreg Schmidt - 115 lbs (All-American - 5th Place)#5 Schmidt over Steve Lampe (Iowa State) Decision, 9-2#5 Schmidt over Ed Brown (SUNY-Buffalo) Decision, 10-9#3 Greg Johnson (Michigan State) over #5 Schmidt Decision, 7-3#5 Schmidt over Kurt Donaldson (Air Force) Decision, 7-1

Don Trapp - 177 lbsTrapp over Ray Williams (Stanford) Decision, 7-2Trapp over Mark Frankel (Purdue) Decision, 7-4#5 Ben Cooper (SIU-Carbondale) over Trapp Decision, 7-3

1971 - Host: AuburnStan Opp - 118 lbs#10 Opp over Chico Lutes (Indiana State) Decision, 11-5#5 Gary Breece (Oklahoma) over #10 Opp Decision, 7-1

1972 - Host: MarylandMike Engels - 150 lbs#7 Neil Duncan (Hofstra) over Engels Decision, 4-1

1973 - Host: WashingtonStan Opp - 118 lbsOpp over #5 Mike Frick (Lehigh) Decision, 6-4Opp over Ron Castle (Portland State) Decision, 8-5#4 Dan Sherman (Iowa) over Opp Major Decision, 9-1Dan Kida (San Jose State) over Opp Major Decision, 11-3

Gerry Person - 167 lbsPerson over Bruce Zindel (Michigan State) Decision, 5-3#2 Doug Wyn (Western Michigan) over Person Decision, 7-1George Been (Ball State) over Person Decision, 6-3

1974 - Host: Iowa StateMike Engels - 158 lbsEngels over Pete Ackerman (Rider) Decision, 13-6#4 Dan Holm (Iowa) over Engels Decision, 8-4Engels over Dewayne Cobbs (MIssouri) Fall at 5:59Duane Stutzman (Oregon) over Engels 5-5, 1-1 Referee’s Decision

1976 - Host: ArizonaRick Jensen - 126 lbsAmos Goodlow (Michigan) over Jensen Fall at 5:50 in pigtail bout

1977 - Host: OklahomaRick Jensen - 126 lbsJensen over #6 Rick Thompson (Slippery Rock) Decision, 6-2Jensen over Ron Gray (Illinois State) Fall at 7:05#3 Lee Roy Smith (Oklahoma State) over Jensen Decision, 6-5

Carlos Rodriquez (California) over Jensen Decision, 10-7

1978 - Host: MarylandKirk Simet - 150 lbsSimet over #5 Doug Ziebart (Oregon State) Decision, 8-6Simet over Mark Nelson (Oklahoma) 6-6, 5-2#4 Dave Schultz (Oklahoma State) over Simet Decision, 11-5Max Lorenzo (William & Mary) over Simet Decision, 4-1

1979 - Host: Iowa StateRick Jensen - 142 lbsJensen over #11 Chris Catalfo (Florida) Decision, 12-8#3 Andy Rein (Wisconsin) over Jensen Decision, 3-2

1980 - Host: MeadowlandsDon Cox - 158 lbsGreg Elinsky (Penn State) over Cox Major Decision, 13-3 in pigtail bout

Dave Cornemann - 167 lbsMike Degenova (Temple) over Cornemann Technical Fall, 22-6

1985 - Host: Oklahoma CityVince McCullough - 134 lbsMcCullough over Darrin Mossing (Ohio) Decision, 10-5 in pigtail bout#1 Jim Jordan (Wisconsin) over McCullough Decision, 10-3Jeff Bradley (Stanford) over McCullough Decision, 6-2

1987 - Host: MarylandPat Dorn - 134 lbsJoe Gribben (Northern Iowa) over Dorn Decision, 5-3

1988 - Host: Iowa StatePat Dorn - 134 lbs (All-American - 8th Place)#7 Joe Melchiore (Iowa) over Dorn Fall at 5:43Dorn over Thierry Chaney (William & Mary) Decision, 7-6Dorn over Jeff Dernlan (Penn State) Decision, 4-1Dorn over Enzo Catulio (North Carolina) Decision, 5-4Dan Willaman (Edinboro) over Dorn Decision, 5-3

2007 - Host: Auburn Hills, Mich.Ryan Meyer - 165 lbsZack Shanaman (Pennsylvania) over Meyer Decision, 5-1Dustin Noack (California-Davis) over Meyer Decision, 5-4

2009 - St. Louis, Mo.Tyler Sorenson - 197 lbs#4 Tyrel Todd (Michigan) over Sorenson Decision, 6-4Pat Bradshaw (Edinboro) over Sorenson Decision, 6-4

2010 - Host: Omaha, Neb.Tyler Sorenson - 197 lbs#4 Cam Simaz (Cornell) over Sorenson Major Decision, 15-7Sorenson over James Hamel (Buffalo) Decision, 5-3Sorenson over #10 Jesse Strawn (Old Dominion) Decision, 9-2Brent Jones (Virginia) over Sorenson Fall at 0:30

2013 - Host: Iowa StateCody Pack - 157 lbsJedd Moore (Virginia) over Pack Decision, 6-0Tommy Churchard (Purdue) over Pack Decision, 3-0

2014 - Host: OklahomaAlex Kocer - 149 lbs#1 Drake Houdashelt (Missouri) over Kocer Maj., 12-3Justin Arthur (Clarion) over Kocer Maj., 13-5

Cody Pack - 157 lbsAaron Walker (Citadel) over Pack Fall at 5:25Justin DeAngelis (Oklahoma) over Pack Dec., 9-7

Joe Brewster - 165 lbs#1 David Taylor (Penn State) over Brewster Fall at 2:59Josh Houldsworth (Columbia) over Brewster Dec., 5-2

2015 - Host: OklahomaCody Pack - 157 lbsLouis Mascola (Maryland) over Pack Dec. 10-9Cody Pack over Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) Dec., 3-2Cody Pack over Josh Demas (Ohio State) Dec., 8-3Cody Pack over Markus Scheidel (Columbia) Dec., 4-2Nick Brascetta (Virginia Tech) over Pack Dec., 3-2

Nate Rotert - 197 lbsBasil Minto (Northern Iowa) over Rotert Dec. 8-2Scottie Boykins (Chattanooga) over Rotert Dec., 5-2

J.J. Everard - 285 lbsJoe Stolfi (Bucknell) over Everard Fall at 6:29Bobby Telford (Iowa) over Everard Fall at 0:39Two-time NCAA qualifer Pat Dorn is one of

two Jackrabbits to place at an NCAA Division I wrestling championship.

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1965 NCCTEAM CHAMPIONS

Front Row: Terry Linander, Mick Hurlburt, Wayne Paulsen, Bill Tag-gart, Darrell Smith. Back Row: Duane Dean, Frank Murphy, Don Miller, Mike Kain, Al Morton, head coach Warren Williamson.

1966 NCCTEAM CHAMPIONS

Front Row: Frank Murphy, Jerry Smith, Don Miller, Terry Linander, Darrell Smith. Back Row: Head coach Warren Williamson, Dennis Campbell, Stan Lambert, Phil Neu, Mike Kain, Paul Thomas, Mick Hurlburt.

SDSU NCC Championship Records• Most Individual Titles in One Tournament: 8 - 1996

• Most Individual Teams Points Scored in One Tournament: * Rick Jensen - 20, 1976 (Shared with three others)

• Most Individual Pins in One Tournament: # Don Miller - Three, 1964 (Shared with five others)

NCC INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS

1964Don Miller ............Willmar, Minn. .............123Wayne Paulsen ....Worthington, Minn. .....130Marv Sherrill ........Huron, S.D. .................137Bill Taggart ...........Wadena, Minn. ...........157Dave Westbrock ..Browns Valley, Minn. ....191

1965Terry Linander ......Spearfish, S.D. ...........137Frank Murphy ......Blue Earth, Minn. ........115Wayne Paulsen ....Worthington, Minn. .....130Bill Taggart ...........Wadena, Minn. ...........157

1966Dennis Campbell ... Worthington, Minn. ........152Mick Hurlburt .......Swea City, Iowa ........HWTMike Kain .............Algona, Iowa ..............157Stan Lambert .......Worthington, Minn. .....137Terry Linander ......Spearfish, S.D. ...........137Don Miller ............Willmar, Minn. .............130Frank Murphy ......Blue Earth, Minn. ........115Jerry Smith ..........Sioux Falls, S.D. .........123

1967Jon McNitt ...........Sioux Falls, S.D. .........157Jerry Smith ..........Sioux Falls, S.D. .........130

1968Sid Fosheim .........Webster, S.D. ..............137Jon McNitt ...........Sioux Falls, S.D. .........160Greg Schmidt ......Rockham, S.D. ...........115Jerry Smith ..........Sioux Falls, S.D. .........130

1969Greg Schmidt ......Rockham, S.D. ...........115Don Trapp ............Milbank, S.D. ..............160

1970Greg Schmidt ......Rockham, S.D. ...........118Don Trapp ............Milbank, S.D. ..............177

1972Pat Suiter .............Pierre, S.D. ...............1972

1973Mike Engels .........Watertown, S.D. .........158Stan Opp .............Aberdeen, S.D. ...........118Gerry Person .......Britton, S.D. ................167

1974Mike Engels .........Watertown, S.D. .........158

1975Rick Jensen .........Watertown, S.D. .........126

1976Rick Jensen .........Watertown, S.D. .........126Craig Onufer ........Tacoma, Wash. ...........158Don Oswald .........Yankton, S.D. .............190

1977Jeff Hohertz .........Minnetonka, Minn. ......177Rick Jensen .........Watertown, S.D. .........134Ron Teague .........Aurora, S.D. ..................11

1978Jeff Hohertz .........Minnetonka, Minn. ......177Kirk Simet ............Pierre, S.D. .................150

1979Rick Jensen .........Watertown, S.D. .........142Kirk Simet ............Pierre, S.D. .................158

1980Paul Nooyen ........Avoca, Wis. ................190Jay Swanson .......Rapid City, S.D. ..........134Paul Windschitl ....Motley, Minn. ..............150

1981Jeff Hohertz .........Minnetonka, Minn. ......177

1983Dave Cornemann...Gregory, S.D. ..............167

1984Vince McCullough ...Gardner, Kan. .............134

Jim Strande .........Brookings, S.D. ..........142

1985Al Holleman .........Hancock, Minn. ........HWTVince McCullough ...Gardner, Kan. .............134

1986Perry Fink ............Cottage Grove, Minn. ..142Al Holleman .........Hancock, Minn. ........HWT

1987Kyle Jensen .........Mobridge, S.D. .........HWTPerry Fink ...........Cottage Grove, Minn. ...142

1988Pat Dorn ..............Adrian, Minn. ..............134Perry Fink ............Cottage Grove, Minn. ..150

1989Perry Fink ............Cottage Grove, Minn. ..150

1990Paul Koenig .........Butterfield, Minn. ......HWT

1991Barney Drenth .....Rock Rapids, Iowa ...HWTTroy Wallman .......Freeman, S.D. ............134

1992Brian Loeffler .......St. Clair, Minn. ............177Mike Pankratz ......Freeman, S.D. ............126

1993Mike Pankratz ......Freeman, S.D. ............126

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Four-Time NCC ChampionsRick Jensen ..................................... 1975-77, 79Perry Fink .............................................. 1986-89

Three-Time NCC ChampionsJeff Hohertz ..................................... 1977-78, 81Travis King ............................................. 1996-98Greg Schmidt ........................................ 1968-70Jerry Smith ............................................ 1966-68

Two-Time NCC ChampionsJon McNitt ................................... 1967-68Mike Engels ................................. 1973-74Al Holleman ................................. 1985-86Tyler Jones .................................. 2002-03Paul Konechne ............................ 2001-02Chad Lamer ................................. 1995-96Terry Linander .............................. 1965-66Vince McCullough ....................... 1984-85Frank Murphy .............................. 1965-66Mike Pankratz .............................. 1992-93Wayne Paulsen ............................ 1964-65Ryan Resel .................................. 1997-98Kirk Simet .................................... 1978-79Bill Taggart ................................... 1964-65Don Trapp .................................... 1969-70Chad Wickman ............................ 1997-98

Year Place Points1964 2nd 86.001965 1st 103.001966 1st 88.001967 2nd 61.001968 2nd N/A1969 2nd 80.001970 3rd 68.001971 4th 50.001972 2nd 81.501973 1st 88.001974 2nd 123.001975 5th 32.001976 2nd 106.501977 2nd 75.25

Year Place Points1978 4th 47.001979 4th 52.001980 1st 70.501981 5th 39.001982 5th 32.251983 6th 24.501984 3rd 59.001985 3rd 52.251986 2nd 50.501987 4th 55.251988 4th 54.751989 2nd 66.501990 4th 50.751991 4th 48.25

Year Place Points1992 4th 42.001993 6th 37.251994 5th 36.501995 6th 43.501996 2nd 65.501997 1st 80.001998 3rd 65.501999 5th 46.002000 3rd 66.502001 4th 58.502002 3rd 55.502003 4th 49.502004 5th *1-4

* Champion determined by dual standings

North Central Conference Team Finishes

1973 NCC TEAM CHAMPIONS

Front Row: Stan Opp, Pat Suiter, Al Novstrup, Mike Smith, Don Johnson. Back Row: Assistant coach Greg Schmidt, head coach Warren Williamson, Mike Engels, Gerry Person, John Anderson, Dick Vliem, Jim Murray, manager Mike Bird.

1980 NCC TEAM CHAMPIONS

Front Row: Jay Swanson, Steve Stemsrud, Randy Goette, Paul Windschitl. Middle Row: Kirk Simet, Kent Haake, Jeff Hohertz, Paul Nooyen. Back Row: Graduate assistant Rick Jensen, graduate assistant Craig Olsen, head coach Terry Linander, trainer Jim Sevcik, Wally Zastrow.

1997 NCC TEAM CHAMPIONS

Front Row: Dan Koehler, Chad Wickman, Josh Sam-mons, Troy Risdal, Adam Feldman, Travis King. Back Row: Head coach Jason Liles, student assistant Brian Dozark, Jeremy Pascoe, Ryan Resel, Bob Fullhart, Howard Fullhart, student assistant Chad Lamer, graduate assistant Tom Wynn.

1994Justin Blasius ......Kimball, S.D. ...............190

1995Chad Lamer .........Colton, S.D. ...............177

1996Travis King ...........Rapid City, S.D. ..........142Chad Lamer .........Colton, S.D. ................190

1997Adam Feldman ....Mitchell, S.D. ..............126Travis King ...........Rapid City, S.D. ..........142Ryan Resel ..........Miller, S.D. ................HWTChad Wickman ....Masonville, Iowa .........118

1998Travis King ...........Rapid City, S.D. ..........150Ryan Resel ..........Miller, S.D. ................HWTChad Wickman ....Masonville, Iowa .........118

2000Paul Konechne ....Kimball, S.D. ...............141

2001Tyler Bryant ..........Pierre, S.D. .................165Paul Konechne ....Kimball, S.D. ...............141Jon Madsen .........Carpenter, S.D. .........HWT

2002Tyler Jones ..........Mitchell, S.D. ..............184Jeremy Roe .........Lennox, S.D. ...............141

2003Tyler Jones ..........Mitchell, S.D. ..............184

2004 Nathan Althoff .....Watertown, S.D. .........165 Jeremy Roe .......Lennox, S.D. ...............149

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Year Coach Record Conference Champion Conference NCAA1949-50 Wally Johnson 3-4-0 N/A N/A N/A1950-51 Wally Johnson 4-3-0 N/A N/A N/A1951-52 Harold Holmes 3-4-0 N/A N/A N/A1952-53 Harold Holmes 2-4-0 N/A N/A N/A1953-54 Harold Holmes 4-4-1 N/A N/A N/A1954-55 Harold Holmes 5-6-0 N/A N/A N/A1955-56 Lester Gieneart 1-10-1 N/A N/A N/A1956-57 Warren Williamson 4-6-1 N/A N/A N/A1957-58 Warren Williamson 6-3-1 N/A N/A N/A1958-59 Warren Williamson 6-4-1 N/A N/A N/A1959-60 Warren Williamson 7-3-0 N/A N/A N/A1960-61 Warren Williamson 8-3-2 N/A N/A N/A1961-62 Warren Williamson 9-4-0 N/A N/A N/A1962-63 Warren Williamson 7-5-0 N/A N/A 4th1963-64 Warren Williamson 5-6-0 Northern Iowa 2nd T-22nd1964-65 Warren Williamson 6-5-2 South Dakota State 1st 5th1965-66 Warren Williamson 10-2-0 South Dakota State 1st 6th1966-67 Warren Williamson 5-10-0 Northern Iowa 2nd 8th1967-68 Warren Williamson 12-5-0 Northern Iowa 3rd 3rd1968-69 Frank Kurtenbach 11-2-0 Northern Iowa 3rd 10th 1969-70 Warren Williamson 11-3-1 Mankato State 3rd 4th1970-71 Warren Williamson 11-5-1 Northern Iowa 4th T-17th1971-72 Warren Williamson 10-5-0 Northern Iowa 3rd 12th1972-73 Warren Williamson 17-5-0 South Dakota State 1st 6th1973-74 Greg Schmidt 10-5-0 Northern Iowa 4th 17th1974-75 Greg Schmidt 11-5-0 Northern Iowa 5th 26th1975-76 Mickey Martin 10-1-1 Northern Iowa 2nd 9th1076-77 Mickey Martin 10-5-0 Northern Iowa 4th 8th1977-78 Terry Linander 11-4-1 Northern Iowa 4th 9th1978-79 Terry Linander 9-6-0 North Dakota State 4th 9th1979-80 Terry Linander 9-4-0 South Dakota State 1st 9th1980-81 Terry Linander 4-8-1 Augustana 5th 9th1981-82 Ralph Manning 6-6-0 North Dakota State 5th T-29th1982-83 Ralph Manning 5-7-0 North Dakota State 6th 28th1983-84 Ralph Manning 9-4-0 North Dakota State 3rd 6th1984-85 Mike Engels 10-7-0 North Dakota State 3rd 9th1985-86 Mike Engels 11-2-0 North Dakota State 2nd 9th 1986-87 Mike Engels 8-6-0 North Dakota State 4th 10th1987-88 Mike Engels 8-5-1 North Dakota State 4th 6th1988-89 Mike Engels 11-2-0 North Dakota State 2nd 7th1989-90 Mike Engels 9-2-0 North Dakota State 4th T-121990-91 Mike Engels 11-3-0 Nebraska-Omaha 4th 10th1991-92 Mike Engels 12-2-0 North Dakota State 4th 14th1992-93 Mike Engels 7-3-2 North Dakota State 6th 6th1993-94 Jason Liles 5-6-0 North Dakota State 5th 4th1994-95 Jason Liles 4-6-0 Nebraska-Omaha 6th 5th1995-96 Jason Liles 10-2-0 Northern Colorado 2nd 4th1996-97 Jason Liles 8-2-0 South Dakota State 1st 4th1997-98 Jason Liles 17-4-0 North Dakota State 3rd 2nd1998-99 Jason LIles 15-7-0 Nebraska-Omaha 5th 5th1999-00 Jason Liles 12-4-0 North Dakota State 3rd 4th2000-01 Jason Liles 9-5-1 North Dakota State 4th 2nd2001-02 Jason Liles 9-8-0 North Dakota State 3rd 3rd2002-03 Jason Liles 12-9-0 Nebraska-Omaha 4th 10th2003-04 Jason Liles 4-10-0 North Dakota State 5th 23rd2004-05 Jason Liles 10-8-0 Division I Independent ---- ----2005-06 Jason Liles 7-11-0 Division I Independent ---- ----

2006-07 Jason Liles 8-8-1 Northern Iowa 5th N/A2007-08 Jason Liles 2-9-0 Northern Iowa 6th N/A2008-09 Jason Liles 9-11-1 Wyoming 6th N/A2009-10 Jason Liles 2-11-1 Wyoming T-6th N/A2010-11 Jason Liles 1-13-1 Wyoming 7th N/A2011-12 Jason Liles 4-9-0 Wyoming 7th N/A2012-13 Chris Bono 5-12-0 Wyoming 5th N/A2013-14 Chris Bono 6-8-0 Wyoming 5th N/A2014-15 Chris Bono 11-8-0 North Dakota State 2nd N/A

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1953-54 (4-4-1)Coach: Harold Holmes

St. Cloud State ....... W ... 33-3Nebraska ................ L ..... 20-6Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 19-10Colorado Mines ...... T ..... 14-14Wyoming ................ L ..... 22-6Luther ..................... W ... 21-9St. John’s ................ W ... 22-8Mankato State ........ L ..... 20-6

1954-55 (5-6)Coach: Harold Holmes

St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 16-12Minnesota ............... L ..... 20-13Cornell .................... L ..... 23-10Mankato State ........ L ..... 20-6Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 24-6Wartburg ................. W ... 26-10Grinnel .................... W ... 29-3Nebraska ................ W ... 16-12Iowa State .............. L ..... 27-2St. Cloud State ....... W ... 14-12St. John’s ................ W ... 24-6

1955-56 (1-10-1)Coach: Lester Gieneart

St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 19-15Mankato State ........ L ..... 29-2Nebraska ................ L ..... 20-8Wartburg ................. T ..... 14-14Cornell .................... L ..... 21-13Colorado State ....... L ..... 21-10Denver .................... L ..... 24-5Colorado Mines ...... L ..... 20-12South Dakota Tech . W ... 21-13Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 30-0St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 22-8Minnesota ............... L ..... 20-8

*Note: SDSU also wrestled the University of South Dakota twice, but with incomplete teams - in the first match, SDSU won all five weights in the first match and all four in the second.

1949-50 (3-4)Coach: Wally Johnson

Nebraska ................ L ..... 30-0 Omaha .................... L ..... 26-8Macalester .............. W ... 23-13Wartburg ................. L ..... 14-12Minnesota ............... L ..... 22-4Macalester .............. W ... 22-5Carleton .................. W ... 23-11

1950-51 (4-3)Coach: Wally Johnson

Kansas State .......... L ..... 22-8Omaha .................... L ..... 20-11Minnesota ............... L ..... 20-5Macalester .............. W ... 26-8Carleton .................. W ... 16-14Wartburg ................. W ... 23-7Mankato State ........ W ... 17-11

1951-52 (3-4)Coach: Harold Holmes

Kansas State .......... L ..... 26-4Minnesota ............... L ..... 26-5Wartburg ................. W ... 28-5Luther ..................... W ... 23-13Iowa State .............. L ..... 27-2Mankato State ........ L ..... 17-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 14-12

1952-53 (2-4)Coach: Harold Holmes

Nebraska ................ L ..... 17-11Minnesota ............... L ..... 30-2Iowa State .............. L ..... 23-3Mankato State ........ L ..... 17-9St. John’s ................ W ... 15-11St. Cloud State ....... W ... 20-11

HAROLDHOLMESHead Coach

1952-55

WALLY JOHNSONHead Coach

1949-51

1956-57 (4-6-1)

Coach: Warren WilliamsonNorthern Iowa ......... L ..... 34-0South Dakota Tech . W ... 33-5Concordia ............... T ..... 20-20Concordia ............... W ... 18-15Moorhead State ...... W ... 21-0Iowa State .............. L ..... 39-0St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 14-11Mankato State ........ L ..... 16-13Nebraska ................ L ..... 26-8Wartburg ................. L ..... 19-9Moorhead State ...... W ... 28-8

1957-58 (6-3-1)Coach: Warren Williamson

Nebraska-Omaha ... T ..... 15-15St. Cloud State ....... W ... 28-8Moorhead State ...... W ... 29-8Concordia ............... W ... 36-3Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 25-5Concordia ............... W ... 36-3Mankato State ........ L ..... 36-3Wartburg ................. L ..... 14-13Nebraska ................ W ... 20-6Moorhead State ...... W ... 36-3

1958-59 (6-4-1)Coach: Warren Williamson

Kansas State .......... L ..... 24-8Moorhead State ...... W ... 22-13Mankato State ........ L ..... 26-4Concordia ............... W ... 34-3North Dakota State . W ... 22-9Valley City State ..... W ... 25-8Wartburg ................. L ..... 17-11Nebraska ................ T ..... 14-14Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 19-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 23-13Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 23-3

1959-60 (7-3)Coach: Warren Williamson

North Dakota State . W ... 30-3Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 14-13Bemidji State .......... W ... 28-3Mankato State ........ L ..... 16-13Black Hills State ..... W ... 27-2

South Dakota Tech . W ... 40-5Nebraska ................ L ..... 21-9Wartburg ................. W ... 24-6St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 16-14Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 23-10

1960-61 (8-3-2)Coach: Warren Williamson

Black Hills State ..... W ... 34-0Kansas State .......... L ..... 18-10Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 19-9Iowa State .............. L ..... 24-6Bemidji State .......... W ... 31-3Moorhead State ...... W ... 18-6North Dakota State . W ... 27-8St. Cloud State ....... T ..... 14-14Nebraska ................ T ..... 15-15Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 17-16South Dakota Tech . W ... 29-5Minnesota ............... L ..... 17-9Mankato State ........ W ... 19-7

1961-62 (9-4)Coach: Warren Williamson

Missouri .................. W ... 27-3Kansas State .......... W ... 18-11Northern Iowa ......... W ... 16-13Minnesota ............... L ..... 19-10St. Cloud State ....... W ... 18-12Iowa State .............. L ..... 22-5Black Hills State ..... W ... 24-6South Dakota Tech . W ... 30-0Nebraska ................ W ... 16-13UW-River Falls ........ W ... 22-6Winona State .......... L ..... 24-6Mankato State ........ L ..... 15-11Northern State ........ W ... 27-2

1962-63 (7-5)Coach: Warren Williamson

Kansas State .......... L ..... 24-8Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 14-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 22-6North Dakota State . W ... 31-2Valley City State ..... W ... 23-7Winona State .......... L ..... 14-11UW-River Falls ........ W ... 20-6Nebraska ................ W ... 17-12Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 17-9Mankato State ........ L ..... 16-11Northern State ........ W ... 21-3Minnesota ............... L ..... 15-11

1963-64 (5-6)Coach: Warren Williamson

Kansas State .......... L ..... 28-0North Dakota .......... W ... 31-5Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 14-11Nebraska ................ L ..... 16-10South Dakota .......... W ... 40-0St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 23-3Minnesota ............... L ..... 22-5

LESTERGIENEARTHead Coach

1955-56

WALLY JOHNSONHead Coach

1956-68, 69-73

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Northern Colorado.. L ..... 19-19Colorado Mines ...... W ... 29-9Northwestern (Iowa) W ... 44-4Minnesota-Morris ... W ... 46-2Augustana .............. W ... 18-17Central State .......... L ..... 18-15Northern State ........ W ... 37-7North Dakota .......... W ... 23-15North Dakota State . W ... 21-16Southwest State ..... W ... 21-16Augustana .............. W ... 22-11Mankato State ........ W ... 26-14St. Cloud State ....... W ... 45-0Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 30-12

1991-92 (12-2)Coach: Mike Engels

Northern State ........ W ... 37-8Northwestern (Iowa) W ... 48-6Minnesota-Morris ... W ... 39-8Fort Hays State ...... W ... 37-12UW-Parkside .......... W ... 29-14Central Oklahoma ... L ..... 32-11Northern Colorado.. W ... 23-17North Dakota .......... W ... 23-19North Dakota State . L ..... 32-7Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 23-17Southwest State ..... W ... 40-3Mankato State ........ W ... 28-13St. Cloud State ....... W ... 34-12Augustana .............. W ... 20-18

1992-93 (7-3-2)Coach: Mike Engels

Northern State ........ W ... 37-3Northwestern (Iowa) W ... 52-0Moorhead State ...... W ... 41-0Southwest State ..... W ... 31-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 45-3Air Force ................. L ..... 26-14Northern Colorado.. W ... 20-16Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 20-13North Dakota .......... T ..... 21-21North Dakota State . L ..... 30-10Augustana .............. W ... 31-10Mankato State ........ T ..... 19-19

1993-94 (5-6)Coach: Jason Liles

1986-87 (8-6)Coach: Mike Engels

Northern State ........ W ... 32-10Southwest State ..... W ... 40-11Northwest Missouri W ... 46-3Northern Colorado.. W ... 36-6Southwest Missouri W ... 45-5Southern Colorado . W ... 36-10Wyoming ................ L ..... 30-6Minnesota-Morris ... W ... 43-5Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 26-21Mankato State ........ W ... 27-13North Dakota .......... L ..... 32-5North Dakota State . L ..... 27-9Augustana .............. L ..... 26-12St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 26-10

1987-88 (8-5-1)Coach: Mike Engels

Northern Colorado.. W ... 27-22Northern State ........ W ... 22-15Central Missouri ..... W ... 34-0San Francisco State W ... 24-11Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 26-15Fort Hays State ...... W ... 32-12Colorado Mines ...... L ..... 18-17Augustana .............. W ... 22-14Minnesota-Morris ... W ... 31-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 21-16North Dakota .......... T ..... 16-16Southwest State ..... L ..... 18-16Mankato State ........ L ..... 26-8North Dakota State . L ..... 19-12

1988-89 (11-2)Coach: Mike Engels

Colorado Mines ...... W ... 33-9Northern Colorado.. W ... 28-12Buena Vista ............ W ... 26-11Northern State ........ W ... 30-9UW-River Falls ........ W ... 41-6St. Cloud State ....... W ... 26-12Minnesota-Morris ... W ... 34-3North Dakota .......... L ..... 21-14North Dakota State . L ..... 24-13Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 21-16Mankato State ........ W ... 42-2Augustana .............. W ... 23-11

1989-90 (9-2)Coach: Mike Engels

Northern State ........ W ... 37-3Augustana .............. W ... 25-12Southwest State ..... W ... 34-10Northern Colorado.. W ... 24-10North Dakota .......... L ..... 19-17Minnesota-Morris ... W ... 33-9North Dakota State . W ... 19-12Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 25-9Mankato State ........ W ... 27-8St. Cloud State ....... W ... 38-6Augustana .............. W ... 23-16

1990-91 (9-2)Coach: Mike Engels

Southwest State ..... W ... 33-9Northern Colorado.. L ..... 28-17North Dakota State . L ..... 31-15Mankato State ........ L ..... 23-15St. Cloud State ....... W ... 36-9Central Oklahoma ... L ..... 26-16Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 25-18Northern State ........ W ... 32-21Northwestern .......... W ... 38-18North Dakota .......... L ..... 28-21Augustana .............. W ... 33-16

1994-95 (4-6)Coach: Jason Liles

Southern Colorado . W ... 27-18Northern Colorado.. L ..... 21-16Southwest State ..... W ... 28-18North Dakota .......... W ... 30-14North Dakota State . L ..... 38-3St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 20-18Mankato State ........ L ..... 30-13Central Oklahoma ... L ..... 38-9Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 31-9Augustana .............. W ... 25-13

1995-96 (10-2)Coach: Jason Liles

Iowa ........................ L ..... 29-6Northern Colorado.. L ..... 25-18North Dakota .......... W ... 34-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 34-6Mankato State ........ W ... 23-15Nebraska-Omaha ... W ... 19-13Southern Colorado . W ... 30-6Augustana .............. W ... 40-3Southwest State ..... W ... 38-4Moorhead State ...... W ... 39-3Northern State ........ W ... 44-6North Dakota State . W ... 23-9

1996-97 (8-2)Coach: Jason Liles

Iowa ........................ L ..... 38-6Northern Colorado.. W ... 28-12St. Cloud State ....... W ... 24-12Mankato State ........ W ... 30-15North Dakota .......... W ... 30-10North Dakota State . W ... 24-10Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 21-16Northern State ........ W ... 41-6Augustana .............. W ... 37-12Southwest State ..... W ... 39-12

1997-98 (17-4)Coach: Jason Liles

Huron ...................... W ... 49-0Minnesota-West ..... W ... 57-0Ridgewater ............. W ... 37-9Augustana .............. W ... 40-3SDSU Yellow .......... W ... 28-21Northern Colorado.. W ... 28-9West Liberty ............ W ... 38-6Carson-Newman .... W ... 29-12Findlay .................... W ... 28-6Pitt-Johnstown ....... L ..... 16-15Central Missouri ..... W ... 27-9Ashland ................... W ... 32-9Nebraska-Kearney . W ... 30-12Central Oklahoma ... W ... 28-11St. Cloud State ....... W ... 38-9

Mankato State ........ L ..... 27-19Southwest State ..... W ... 32-12Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 20-16North Dakota .......... W ... 39-10North Dakota State . L ..... 32-16Augustana .............. W ... 43-6

1998-99 (15-7)Coach: Jason Liles

Wyoming ................ L ..... 32-11Iowa ........................ L ..... 45-4Augustana .............. W ... 27-15Northern State ........ W ... 46-0Minnesota-West ..... W ... 47-3Nebraska-Kearney . W ... 23-12Colorado Mines ...... W ... 32-13Northern Colorado.. W ... 23-15Nebraska ................ L ..... 38-6Northern State ........ W ... 45-3Southwest State ..... W ... 51-6Moorhead State ...... W ... 26-13UW-Parkside .......... W ... 29-9Carson-Newman .... W ... 22-12Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 21-12Nebraska-Kearney . W ... 30-15Central Oklahoma ... W ... 25-19St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 22-15MSU, Mankato ....... W ... 22-14Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 22-12North Dakota State . L ..... 35-6Augustana .............. W ... 29-12

1999-2000 (12-4)Coach: Jason Liles

Iowa ........................ L ..... 47-0Briar Cliff ................. W ... 33-9Northern Colorado.. W ... 33-9North Dakota State . L ..... 21-18Adams State ........... W ... 33-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 31-9Central Oklahoma ... W ... 28-5Fort Hays State ...... W ... 29-9St. Cloud State ....... W ... 31-9MSU, Mankato ....... W ... 27-3Moorhead State ...... W ... 25-15Southwest State ..... W ... 39-9Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 24-9Augsburg ................ L ..... 26-12Augustana .............. W ... 31-15

2000-01 (9-5-1)Coach: Jason Liles

Northern Colorado.. W ... 25-16Southwest State ..... L ..... 26-22Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 19-17Shippensburg ......... W ... 37-12St. Cloud State ....... W ... 29-10Central Oklahoma ... L ..... 28-9Central Washington W ... 24-16Ashland ................... W ... 24-10St. Cloud State ....... W ... 31-15MSU, Mankato ....... T ..... 20-20Northern State ........ W ... 35-9MSU, Moorhead ..... W ... 34-10North Dakota State . L ..... 28-9Augsburg ................ L ..... 17-15Augustana .............. W ... 34-9

2001-02 (9-8)Coach: Jason Liles

Wyoming ................ L ....... 38-9

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Air Force ................. L ..... 37-12Southwest Minn. St. W ... 21-15Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 34-3Dakota Wesleyan .... W ... 23-15Millersville ............... L ..... 25-12American ................ W ... 27-19North Dakota State . L ..... 34-6

2005-06 (7-11)Coach: Jason Liles

North Carolina State . L ..... 36-6Central Oklahoma ... L ..... 29-10Clarion .................... W ... 28-15Cal State Fullerton .. L ..... 27-9Brown ..................... L ..... 34-6Delaware State ....... W ... 44-0Duquesne ............... L ..... 15-28Anderson ................ W ... 22-18Franklin & Marshall . L ..... 23-18Portland State ........ W ... 28-18Wyoming ................ L ..... 26-18Dakota Wesleyan .... W ... 32-16Air Force ................. W ... 25-12Northern Colorado.. L ..... 24-15Utah Valley State .... L ..... 25-16Northern State ........ W ... 36-6Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 36-9American ................ L ..... 38-9

2006-07 (8-8-1)Coach: Jason Liles

Nebraska ................ L ..... 32-9North Dakota State . L ..... 30-14Campbell ................ W ... 39-15North Carolina State L ..... 32-17Ohio ........................ L ..... 35-12Anderson ................ W ... 49-6Roger Williams ....... W ... 30-9Newport News App. W ... 31-7Utah Valley State .... W ... 34-6Pacific ..................... W ... 41-6Portland State ........ W ... 38-3Eastern Illinois ........ W ... 25-18Northern Colorado.. L ..... 23-15Wyoming ................ L ..... 31-12Air Force ................. L ..... 25-21Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 41-6North Dakota State . T ..... 19-19

2007-08 (2-9)Coach: Jason Liles

Nebraska ................ L ..... 37-12Utah Valley State .... L ..... 39-4Northern Colorado.. L ..... 29-10Northern State ........ L ..... 18-16Minnesota ............... L ..... 34-9North Dakota State . L ..... 35-10Dakota Wesleyan .... W ... 35-15Wyoming ................ L ..... 26-16Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 42-3Portland State ........ W ... 31-15Air Force ................. L ..... 26-10

2008-09 (9-11-1)Coach: Jason Liles

Cumberlands .......... W ... 21-18Indiana .................... L ..... 46-3Liberty ..................... L ..... 25-21Ohio ........................ T ..... 21-21

Carleton .................. W ... 37-12Concordia-Moorhead W ... 47-9MSU, Moorhead ..... W ... 27-12Northern Colorado.. W ... 30-12Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 37-6Gannon ................... W ... 27-19Ashland ................... L ..... 34-6Augustana .............. L ..... 26-21Chadron State ........ W ... 20-18St. Cloud State ....... L ..... 30-18MSU, Mankato ....... L ..... 30-18Northern State ........ W ... 31-19North Dakota State . L ..... 27-13Augsburg ................ L ..... 33-16Southwest State ..... W ... 28-19Augustana .............. W ... 24-19

2002-03 (12-9)Coach: Jason Liles

UW-La Crosse ........ L ..... 23-19Wisconsin ............... L ..... 45-0Northern Colorado.. W ... 20-13Mary ....................... W ... 30-17Northern State ........ W ... 23-11Western State ......... W ... 48-6Central Oklahoma ... L ..... 22-13St. Cloud State ....... W ... 34-15North Dakota State . L ..... 26-16Augustana .............. L ..... 24-19MSU, Moorhead ..... W ... 19-16North Dakota State . L ..... 26-13Coe ......................... W ... 25-17Buena Vista ............ W ... 32-12Dana ....................... W ... 40-6Simpson ................. W ... 30-12Augsburg ................ L ..... 32-10St. Cloud State ....... W ... 25-15MSU, Mankato ....... L ..... 23-16Augustana .............. W ... 22-18Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 24-17

2003-04 (4-10)Coach: Jason Liles

Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 23-9Princeton ................ L ..... 24-18Mary ....................... W ... 43-6Northern State ........ W ... 21-19Adams State ........... L ..... 25-12Nebraska-Kearney . L ..... 26-15MSU, Mankato ....... L ..... 23-16Nebraska-Omaha ... L ..... 31-3Augsburg ................ L ..... 25-10Southwest Minn. St. W ... 24-15North Dakota State . L ..... 31-3MSU, Moorhead ..... L ..... 19-17Augustana .............. L ..... 30-7

2004-05 (10-8)Coach: Jason Liles

Mary ....................... W ... 30-15Princeton ................ W ... 18-15Oregon .................... L ..... 34-12Pacific ..................... L ..... 22-20Portland State ........ W ... 29-20Millersville ............... W ... 21-19Davidson ................ W ... 31-15Duquesne ............... W ... 29-12Northern Colorado.. L ..... 31-12Wyoming ................ L ..... 31-15

Rutgers ................... L ..... 37-6Delaware State ....... W ... 31-15VMI ......................... W ... 33-9Franklin & Marshall . W ... 31-13American International W ... 36-11Sacred Heart .......... W ... 35-12Nebraska ................ L ..... 43-3Maryland ................. L ..... 29-9Northern State ........ W ... 40-3Northern Colorado.. L ..... 29-15Wyoming ................ L ..... 38-7Air Force ................. L ..... 31-19Utah Valley .............. L ..... 35-14Pacific ..................... W ... 43-9Portland State ........ W ... 30-16North Dakota State . L ..... 36-5Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 33-3

2009-10 (2-11-1)Coach: Jason Liles

Iowa State .............. L ..... 43-3Liberty ..................... L ..... 27-7UT-Chattanooga ..... L ..... 40-4Cumberlands .......... W ... 30-12Northern Illinois ...... L ..... 32-15Indiana .................... L ..... 37-6Nebraska ................ L ..... 46-6SIU-Edwardsville .... T ..... 23-23Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 35-6Air Force ................. L ..... 23-12Wyoming ................ L ..... 34-9Utah Valley .............. L ..... 38-6Northern Colorado.. L ..... 28-15North Dakota State . W ... 23-22

2010-11 (2-11-1)Coach: Jason Liles

Northwestern .......... L ..... 41-0UW-Whitewater ...... W ... 24-13UW-Parkside .......... L ..... 28-18Bucknell .................. L ..... 38-3Nebraska ................ L ..... 36-6Northern State ........ T ..... 19-19SIU-Edwardsville .... L ..... 18-12Wisconsin ............... L ..... 42-3Oregon State .......... L ..... 45-3Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 38-9Northern Colorado.. L ..... 26-21Wyoming ................ L ..... 49-0Air Force ................. L ..... 38-6North Dakota State . L ..... 43-7Utah Valley .............. L ..... 40-6

2011-12 (4-9)Coach: Jason Liles

Davidson ................ W ... 35-12Campbell ................ L ..... 23-15North Dakota State . L ..... 32-9Northern State ........ W ... 25-18Southwest Minn. St. W ... 20-18Nebraska ................ L ..... 37-3Air Force ................. L ..... 37-6Indiana .................... L ..... 30-8SIU-Edwardsville .... W ... 25-15Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 25-12Utah Valley .............. L ..... 21-18Northern Colorado.. L ..... 27-15Wyoming ................ L ..... 45-0

2012-13 (5-12)Coach: Chris Bono

Indiana .................... W ... 19-18Northern Illinois ...... L ..... 26-12Tiffin ........................ W ... 32-12North Carolina ........ L ..... 36-6Nebraska ................ L ..... 32-7Stanford .................. L ..... 22-11Missouri .................. L ..... 36-3SIU-Edwardsville .... W ... 27-16Simpson ................. W ... 51-0Wyoming ................ L ..... 21-13Air Force ................. L ..... 41-5Western State ......... L ..... 25-11Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 41-3Utah Valley .............. L ..... 22-18Northern Colorado.. W ... 28-13North Dakota State . L ..... 36-9Northwestern .......... L ..... 39-4

2013-14 (6-8)Coach: Chris Bono

Drexel ..................... L ..... 26-10Nebraska ................ L ..... 36-6North Dakota State . L ..... 30-13Augustana .............. W ... 17-15Wyoming ................ W ... 18-17Air Force ................. W ... 18-14Ohio ........................ L ..... 32-6Northern Iowa ......... L ..... 29-12Utah Valley .............. L ..... 18-15Cal Poly .................. W ... 31-10Stanford .................. L ..... 20-14Northern Illinois ...... W ... 27-6Northern Colorado.. W ... 31-6North Dakota State . L ..... 32-12

2014-15 (11-8)Coach: Chris Bono

Oklahoma State ...... L ..... 25-9Drexel ..................... W ... 31-6Wisconsin ............... L ..... 26-9Augustana .............. W ... 30-3North Dakota State . L ..... 23-14SIU-Edwardsville .... W ... 29-9Missouri .................. L ..... 31-6Kent State ............... L ..... 31-6Buffalo .................... W ... 29-8Dakota Wesleyan .... W ... 54-0Boise State ............. W ... 19-12Northern Colorado.. W ... 29-10Cal Poly .................. W ... 23-10Oregon State .......... L ..... 35-6 Wyoming ................ L ..... 32-10Air Force ................. W ... 23-9Utah Valley .............. W ... 27-10Sanford ................... W ... 17-15North Dakota State . L ..... 19-13

CHRISBONO

Head Coach2012 - present

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ConferenCe

CoaCh SeaSonS YearS reCord PCt. ChamPionShiPSChris Bono ..................... 3 ......................... 2012-present ................ 22-28 ...................... .440 ...................................... 0Jason Liles ................... 19 ....................... 1993-2012..................... 148-143-5 .............. .508 ..................................... 2Mike Engels .................. 9 ........................ 1984-93 ........................ 87-32-3 ................. .738 ..................................... 0Ralph Manning ............. 3 ........................ 1982-84 ........................ 20-17-0 ................. .541 ..................................... 0Terry Linander ............... 4 ........................ 1978-81 ........................ 33-22-2 ................. .603 ..................................... 1Mickey Martin ............... 2 ........................ 1975-77 ........................ 20-6-1 ................... .759 ..................................... 0Greg Schmidt ............... 2 ........................ 1973-1975..................... 21-10-0 ................. .677 ..................................... 0Frank Kurtenbach ......... 1 ........................ 1968-69 ........................ 11-2-0 ................... .846 ..................................... 0Warren Williamson ....... 16 ....................... 1957-68, 70-73 ............ 134-74-9 ............... .638 ..................................... 3Lester Gieneart ............. 1 ........................ 1955-56 ........................ 1-10-1 ................... .125 ..................................... 0Harold Holmes .............. 4 ........................ 1952-55 ........................ 14-18-1 ................. .439 ..................................... 0Wally Johnson .............. 2 ........................ 1950-51 ........................ 7-7-0 ..................... .500 ..................................... 0

TOTALS ................ 65 ..................1950-Present ........507-351-22 ..... .589 ............................6

Wally Johnson

WarrenWilliamson

FrankKurtenbach

GregSchmidt

MickeyMartin

Not Pictured: Harold Holmes Lester Gienart

TerryLinander

RalphManning

MikeEngels

JasonLiles

ChrisBono

Jason Liles’ 148 career wins is the most all-time in Jackrabbit history.

Bono earned his first career winning record at South Dakota State, going 11-8 in 2014-15

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OPPONENT FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING W-L-TAdams State 1984-85 2003-04 1-2-0Air Force 1992-93 2014-15 3-9-0American International 2008-09 2008-09 1-0-0American University 2004-05 2005-06 1-1-0Anderson (S.C.) 2005-06 2006-07 2-0-0Army 1972-73 1972-73 1-0-0Ashland (Ohio) 1997-98 2001-02 2-1-0Augsburg (Minn.) 1999-00 2003-04 0-5-0Augustana (S.D.) 1965-66 2014-15 37-15-0Bemidji State (Minn.) 1959-60 1960-61 2-0-0Black Hills State 1959-60 1961-62 3-0-0Boise State (Idaho) 1976-77 2014-15 2-0-0Briar Cliff (Iowa) 1999-00 1999-00 1-0-0Brigham Young (Utah) 1971-72 1971-72 1-0-0Brown (R.I.) 2005-06 2005-06 0-1-0Bucknell (Pa.) 2010-11 2010-11 0-1-0Buffalo (N.Y.) 2014-15 2014-15 1-0-0Buena Vista (Iowa) 1988-89 2002-03 2-0-0Cal Poly 1972-73 2014-15 2-1-0Cal State Fullerton 2005-06 2005-06 0-1-0Campbell (N.C.) 2006-07 2011-12 1-1-0Carleton (Minn.) 1949-50 2001-02 3-0-0Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 1997-98 1998-99 2-0-0Central Missouri 1987-88 1997-98 2-0-0Central Oklahoma 1972-73 2005-06 4-7-0Central Washington 2000-01 2000-01 1-0-0Chadron State 2001-02 2001-02 1-0-0Clarion (Pa.) 2005-06 2005-06 1-0-0Coe (Iowa) 2002-03 2002-03 1-0-0Colorado 1967-68 1967-68 1-0-0Colorado Mines 1953-54 1998-99 6-2-0Colorado State 1953-54 1955-56 0-1-1Concordia (Moorhead) 1956-57 2001-02 5-0-1Cornell (Iowa) 1954-55 1955-56 0-2-0Cumberlands (Ky.) 2008-09 2009-10 2-0-0Dakota State 1972-73 1972-73 1-0-0Dakota Wesleyan 2004-05 2014-15 4-0-0Dana (Neb.) 2002-03 2002-03 1-0-0Davidson (N.C.) 2004-05 2011-12 2-0-0Delaware State 2005-06 2008-09 2-0-0Denver University 1955-56 1955-56 0-1-0Drexel (Pa.) 2013-14 2014-15 1-1-0Duquesne (Pa.) 2004-05 2005-06 1-1-0Eastern Illinois 1970-71 2006-07 1-1-0Findlay (Ohio) 1997-98 1997-98 1-0-0Florida International 1978-79 1978-79 1-0-0Fort Hays State (Kan.) 1987-88 1999-00 3-0-0Franklin & Marshall (Pa.) 2005-06 2008-09 1-1-0Gannon (Pa.) 2001-02 2001-02 1-0-0Grinnell (Iowa) 1954-55 1954-55 1-0-0Huron 1980-81 1997-98 4-0-0Illinois State 1966-67 1974-75 3-2-0Indiana 2008-09 2012-13 1-3-0Iowa 1995-96 1999-00 0-4-0Iowa State 1951-52 2009-10 0-9-0Kansas State 1950-51 1974-75 10-8-0Kent State (Ohio) 2014-15 2014-15 0-1-0Liberty 2008-09 2009-10 0-2-0Luther (Iowa) 1951-52 1953-54 2-0-0Macalester (Minn.) 1949-50 1950-51 3-0-0Mary (N.D.) 2002-03 2004-05 3-0-0Maryland 2008-09 2008-09 0-1-0Millersville (Pa.) 2004-05 2004-05 1-1-0Minnesota 1949-50 2007-08 4-21-0 Minnesota State, Mankato 1950-51 2003-04 23-26-3Minnesota State, Moorhead 1956-57 2003-04 15-1-0Minnesota-Morris 1969-70 1991-92 22-1-0Minnesota West CC 1997-98 1998-99 2-0-0Missouri 1961-62 2014-15 2-3-0

OPPONENT FIRST MEETING LAST MEETING W-L-TMorningside (Iowa) 1968-69 1978-79 6-0-0Navy 1970-71 1970-71 0-1-0Nebraska 1949-50 2013-14 16-19-2Nebraska-Kearney 1977-78 2003-04 4-1-0Nebraska-Omaha 1949-50 2003-04 9-25-2Newport News Apprentice (Va.) 2006-07 2006-07 1-0-0North Carolina 2012-13 2012-13 0-1-0North Carolina State 2005-06 2006-07 0-2-0North Dakota 1963-64 1997-98 28-5-3North Dakota State 1958-59 2014-15 17-42-1Northern Colorado 1972-73 2014-15 22-12-0Northern Illinois 1966-67 2013-14 2-4-0Northern Iowa 1953-54 2013-14 3-38-1Northern Michigan 1979-80 1984-85 1-2-0Northern State 1961-62 2011-12 29-1-1Northwest Missouri 1968-69 1986-87 4-0-0Northwestern (Ill.) 1974-75 2011-12 0-3-0Northwestern (Iowa) 1990-91 1993-94 4-0-0Ohio 2006-07 2013-14 0-2-1Oklahoma 1969-70 1969-70 0-1-0Oklahoma State 2014-15 2014-15 0-1-0Oregon 2004-05 2004-05 0-1-0Oregon State 2010-11 2014-15 0-2-0Pacific (Ore.) 2004-05 2008-09 2-1-0Pitt-Johnstown (Pa.) 1997-98 1997-98 0-1-0Portland State (Ore.) 2004-05 2008-09 5-0-0Princeton (N.J.) 2003-04 2004-05 1-1-0Ridgewater CC (Minn.) 1997-98 1997-98 1-0-0Roger Williams (R.I.) 2006-07 2006-07 1-0-0Rutgers 2008-09 2008-09 0-1-0Sacred Heart (Conn.) 2008-09 2008-09 1-0-0San Francisco State (Calif.) 1987-88 1987-88 1-0-0Shippensburg (Pa.) 2000-01 2000-01 1-0-0Simpson (Iowa) 2012-13 2012-13 1-0-0South Dakota 1963-64 1976-77 12-0-0South Dakota Tech 1955-56 1961-62 5-0-0Southern Colorado 1986-87 1995-96 3-0-0Southern Illinois 1967-68 1967-68 0-1-0Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 2009-10 2014-15 3-1-1Southwest Minnesota State 1970-71 2011-12 30-4-0Southwest Missouri 1975-76 1986-87 4-0-0Stanford 2012-13 2014-15 1-2-0St. Cloud State (Minn.) 1951-52 2003-04 37-14-1St. John’s (Minn.) 1952-53 1954-55 3-0-0Tennessee Chattanooga 2009-10 2009-10 0-1-0Tiffin (Ohio) 2012-13 2012-13 1-0-0Upper Iowa 1972-73 1972-73 1-0-0Utah State 1977-78 1977-78 0-1-0Utah Valley 2005-06 2014-15 2-8-0Valley City State (N.D.) 1958-59 1967-68 3-0-0Virginia Military Institute 2008-09 2008-09 1-0-0Wartburg (Iowa) 1949-50 1959-60 4-4-1Washington 1970-71 1970-71 0-0-1Wayne State (Neb.) 1964-65 1978-79 6-0-0West Liberty (W. Va.) 1997-98 1997-98 1-0-0Western Illinois 1974-75 1974-75 1-0-0Western State (Colo.) 1972-73 2012-13 2-1-0Winona State (Minn.) 1961-62 1980-81 13-5-2Wisconsin 2002-03 2014-15 0-3-0Wisconsin-La Crosse 2002-03 2002-03 0-1-0Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1971-72 1975-76 2-0-0Wisconsin-Parkside 1991-92 2010-11 2-1-0Wisconsin-River Falls 1961-62 1988-89 6-0-0Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1973-74 1973-74 1-0-0Wisconsin-Whitewater 2010-11 2010-11 1-0-0Wyoming 1953-54 2014-15 1-15-0

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ADAMS STATE1-2-0

1984-85 L 27-131999-00 W 33-92003-04 L 23-12

AIR FORCE2-9-0

1992-93 L 26-142004-05 L 37-122005-06 W 25-122006-07 L 25-122007-08 L 26-102008-09 L 31-192009-10 L 23-122010-11 L 38-62011-12 L 37-62012-13 L 41-52013-14 W 18-142014-15 W 23-9

AMERICANINTERNATIONAL

1-0-02008-09 W 36-11

AMERICAN1-1-0

2004-05 W 27-192004-05 L 38-9

ANDERSON 2-0-0

2005-06 W 22-182006-07 W 49-6

ARMY1-0-0

1972-73 W 31-11

ASHLAND 2-1-0

1997-98 W 32-92000-01 W 24-102001-02 L 34-6

AUGSBURG 0-5-0

1999-00 L 26-122000-01 L 17-152001-02 L 33-162002-03 L 32-102003-04 L 25-10

AUGUSTANA37-15-0

1965-66 W 32-31965-66 W 34-31966-67 W 41-01967-68 W 32-31968-69 W 44-01969-70 W 48-01970-71 W 38-01972-73 W 37-151973-74 W 27-91974-75 W 21-131975-76 W 28-141976-77 L 25-111977-78 L 23-171978-79 W 23-17

1979-80 W 19-171979-80 W 20-131980-81 L 34-121980-81 L 34-201981-82 L 23-121981-82 L 21-171982-83 L 31-81982-83 L 23-151983-84 L 30-161983-84 W 28-131984-85 L 33-121984-85 L 22-161985-86 L 21-201986-87 L 26-131987-88 W 22-141988-89 W 23-111989-90 W 25-121989-90 W 23-161990-91 W 18-171990-91 W 22-111991-92 W 20-181992-93 W 31-101993-94 W 33-161994-95 W 25-131995-96 W 40-31996-97 W 37-121997-98 W 40-31997-98 W 43-61998-99 W 27-151998-99 W 29-121999-00 W 31-152000-01 W 34-92001-02 W 24-102002-03 L 24-192002-03 W 22-182003-04 L 30-72013-14 W 17-152014-15 W 30-3

BEMIDJI STATE2-0-0

1959-60 W 28-31960-61 W 31-3

BLACK HILLS STATE3-0-0

1959-60 W 27-21960-61 W 34-01961-62 W 24-6

BOISE STATE2-0-0

1976-77 W 30-102014-15 W 19-12

BRIAR CLIFF 1-0-0

1999-2000 W 33-9

BRIGHAM YOUNG 1-0-0

1971-72 W 22-18

BROWN0-1-0

2005-06 L 34-6

BUCKNELL0-1-0

2010-11 L 38-3

BUENA VISTA2-0-0

1988-89 W 26-112002-03 W 32-12

BUFFALO1-0-0

2014-15 W 29-89

CAL POLY2-1-0

1972-73 L 24-92013-14 W 31-102014-15 W 23-10

CAL STATE FULLERTON0-1-0

2005-06 L 27-9

CAMPBELL1-1-0

2006-07 W 39-152011-12 L 23-15

CARLETON3-0-0

1949-50 W 23-111950-51 W 16-142001-02 W 37-12

CARSON-NEWMAN2-0-0

1997-98 W 29-121998-99 W 22-12

CENTRAL MISSOURI2-0-0

1987-88 W 34-01997-98 W 27-9

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA4-7-0

1972-73 W 38-21990-91 L 18-151991-92 L 32-111993-94 L 26-161994-95 L 38-91997-98 W 28-111998-99 W 25-191999-00 W 28-52000-01 L 28-92002-03 L 22-132005-06 L 29-10

CENTRAL WASHINGTON

1-0-02000-01 W 24-16

CHADRON STATE1-0-0

2001-02 W 20-18

CLARION1-0-0

2005-06 W 28-15

COE1-0-0

2002-03 W 25-17

COLORADO1-0-0

1967-68 W 16-14

COLORADO MINES6-2-0

1953-54 W 26-61955-56 L 20-121972-73 W 36-61982-83 W 45-81987-88 L 18-171988-89 W 33-91990-91 W 29-91998-99 W 32-13

COLORADO STATE0-1-1

1953-54 T 14-141955-56 L 21-10

CONCORDIA MOORHEAD

5-0-11956-57 T 20-201956-57 W 18-151957-58 W 36-31957-58 W 36-31958-59 W 34-32001-02 W 47-9

CORNELL (IOWA)0-2-0

1954-55 L 23-101955-56 L 21-13

CUMBERLANDS2-0-0

2008-09 W 21-182009-10 W 30-12

DAKOTA STATE 1-0-0

1972-73 W 43-6

DAKOTA WESLEYAN4-0-0

2004-05 W 23-152005-06 W 32-162007-08 W 35-152014-15 W 54-0

DANA1-0-0

2002-03 W 40-6

DAVIDSON2-0-0

2004-05 W 31-152011-12 W 35-12

DELAWARE STATE2-0-0

2005-06 W 44-02008-08 W 31-15

DENVER0-1-0

1955-56 L 24-5

DREXEL1-1-0

2013-14 L 26-102014-15 W 31-6

DUQUESNE1-1-0

2004-05 W 29-122005-06 L 28-15

EASTERN ILLINOIS1-1-0

1970-71 L 18-152006-07 W 25-18

FINDLAY1-0-0

1997-98 W 28-6

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL

1-0-01978-79 W 34-6

FORT HAYS STATE2-0-0

1987-88 W 32-121991-92 W 37-121999-00 W 29-9

FRANKLIN & MARSHALL

1-1-02005-06 L 23-182008-09 W 31-13

GANNON1-0-0

2001-02 W 27-19

GRINNELL1-0-0

1954-55 W 29-3

HURON4-0-0

1980-81 W 23-221983-84 W 30-121984-85 W 29-161997-98 W 49-0

ILLINOIS STATE3-2-0

1966-67 L 25-81968-69 W 27-41969-70 W 29-81972-73 L 22-171974-75 W 33-9

INDIANA1-3-0

2008-09 L 46-32009-10 L 37-62011-12 L 30-82012-13 W 19-18

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IOWA0-4-0

1995-96 L 29-61996-97 L 38-61998-99 L 45-41999-00 L 47-0

IOWA STATE0-9-0

1951-52 L 27-21952-53 L 23-31954-55 L 27-21956-57 L 39-01960-61 L 24-61961-62 L 22-51973-74 L 23-151976-77 L 33-92009-10 L 43-3

KANSAS STATE10-8-0

1950-51 L 22-81951-52 L 26-41958-59 L 24-81960-61 L 18-101961-62 W 18-111962-63 L 24-81963-64 L 28-01964-65 L 14-111965-66 W 19-141966-67 W 15-121967-68 W 24-81968-69 W 26-81969-70 W 34-61970-71 W 20-171971-72 L 21-191972-73 W 36-121973-74 W 29-141974-75 W 30-10

KENT STATE0-1-0

2014-15 L 31-6

LIBERTY0-2-0

2008-09 L 25-212009-10 L 27-17

LUTHER2-0-0

1951-52 W 23-131953-54 W 21-9

MACALESTER3-0-0

1949-50 W 23-131949-50 W 22-51950-51 W 26-8

MARY3-0-0

2002-03 W 30-172003-04 W 43-62004-05 W 30-15

MARYLAND0-1-0

2008-09 L 29-9

MILLERSVILLE1-1-0

2004-05 W 21-192004-05 L 25-12

MINNESOTA4-21-0

1949-50 L 22-41950-51 L 20-111951-52 L 26-51952-53 L 30-21954-55 L 20-131955-56 L 20-81960-61 W 17-91961-62 L 19-101962-63 L 15-111963-64 L 22-51964-65 L 23-31965-66 L 22-91966-67 L 26-51967-68 L 16-141968-69 W 18-161969-70 W 19-141970-71 L 23-111971-72 L 22-151972-73 L 19-121973-74 L 31-21974-75 W 23-181976-77 L 29-91977-78 L 30-141978-79 L 33-132007-08 L 34-9

MINNESOTA STATE,MANKATO

23-26-31950-51 W 17-111951-52 L 17-91952-53 L 17-91953-54 L 20-61954-55 L 20-61955-56 L 29-21956-57 L 16-131957-58 L 36-31958-59 L 26-41959-60 L 16-131960-61 W 19-71961-62 L 15-111962-63 L 16-111963-64 L 20-81964-65 L 15-111965-66 W 19-111966-67 L 24-111967-68 L 15-121968-69 W 17-141969-70 T 15-151970-71 W 21-141971-72 L 24-171972-73 W 22-111973-74 L 26-91974-75 L 30-81975-76 W 21-191976-77 W 33-91977-78 W 26-171978-79 W 44-31979-80 W 31-131980-81 L 26-18

1981-82 W 19-171982-83 W 27-131984-85 W 28-181985-86 W 28-131986-87 W 27-131987-88 L 26-81988-89 W 42-21989-90 W 27-81990-91 W 26-141991-92 W 28-131992-93 T 19-191993-94 L 23-151994-95 L 30-131995-96 W 23-151996-97 W 30-151997-98 L 27-191998-99 W 22-141999-00 W 27-32000-01 T 20-202001-02 L 30-182002-03 L 23-162003-04 L 23-16

MINNESOTA STATE,MOORHEAD

15-1-01956-57 W 21-01956-57 W 28-81957-58 W 29-81957-58 W 36-31958-59 W 22-131960-61 W 18-61984-85 W 29-181992-93 W 41-01995-96 W 39-31998-99 W 26-131999-00 W 25-152000-01 W 34-102001-02 W 27-122002-03 W 19-162003-04 L 19-17

MINNESOTA-MORRIS22-1-0

1969-70 W 35-31970-71 W 42-01971-72 W 38-81972-73 W 33-71973-74 W 25-141974-75 W 43-01975-76 W 30-91976-77 W 38-51977-78 W 21-191978-79 W 29-131979-80 W 25-221980-81 L 20-161981-82 W 30-151982-83 W 26-191983-84 W 36-51984-85 W 44-81985-86 W 44-01986-87 W 43-51987-88 W 31-91988-89 W 34-31989-90 W 33-91990-91 W 46-21991-92 W 39-8

MINNESOTA WEST CC2-0-0

1997-98 W 57-01998-99 W 47-3

MISSOURI2-3-0

1961-62 W 27-31967-68 L 18-131970-71 W 28-132012-13 L 36-32014-15 L 31-6

MORNINGSIDE6-0-0

1968-69 W 18-161969-70 W 34-51974-75 W 38-61975-76 W 34-61977-78 W 45-51978-79 W 37-13

NAVY1-0-0

1970-71 L 31-3

NEBRASKA16-19-2

1949-50 L 30-01952-53 L 17-111953-54 L 20-61954-55 W 16-121955-56 L 20-81956-57 L 26-81957-58 W 20-61958-59 T 14-141959-60 W 21-91960-61 T 15-151961-62 W 16-131962-63 W 17-121963-64 L 16-101964-65 W 19-111965-66 W 29-51966-67 L 21-101967-68 W 25-81967-68 W 22-91968-69 W 26-101969-70 W 31-31970-71 W 21-151971-72 W 21-61972-73 W 23-201976-77 W 30-131978-79 L 21-161979-80 W 28-141981-82 L 43-31984-85 L 34-81998-99 L 38-62006-07 L 32-92007-08 L 37-122008-09 L 43-32009-10 L 46-62010-11 L 36-62011-12 L 37-32012-13 L 32-72013-14 L 36-6

NEBRASKA-KEARNEY4-1-0

1977-78 W 31-141997-98 W 30-121998-99 W 23-121998-99 W 30-152003-04 L 26-15

NEBRASKA-OMAHA9-25-2

1949-50 L 26-81950-51 L 20-111957-58 T 15-151958-59 W 19-91959-60 W 23-101960-61 W 17-161962-63 W 17-91963-64 W 21-81964-65 L 16-121974-75 L 25-131977-78 T 20-201978-79 L 25-181979-80 L 25-241980-81 L 25-201981-82 L 21-191982-83 L 27-61983-84 L 24-131984-85 L 28-181985-86 W 30-151986-87 L 26-211987-88 L 26-151988-89 W 21-161989-90 L 25-91990-91 L 30-121991-92 W 23-171992-93 L 20-131993-94 L 25-181994-95 L 31-91995-96 W 19-131996-97 L 21-161997-98 L 20-161998-99 L 22-121999-00 L 24-92000-01 L 19-172001-02 L 37-62003-04 L 31-3

NEWPORT NEWSAPPRENTICE

1-0-02006-07 W 31-7

NORTH CAROLINA0-1-0

2012-13 L 36-6

NORTH CAROLINA STATE0-2-0

2005-06 L 36-62006-07 L 30-14

#GoJacksWrestle66

NORTH DAKOTA28-5-3

1963-64 W 31-51964-65 W 26-51965-66 W 17-111966-67 W 20-161967-68 W 34-31968-69 W 34-31968-69 W 27-61969-70 W 36-01970-71 W 36-41971-72 W 48-01972-73 W 36-01973-74 W 35-71974-75 W 43-61975-76 W 31-71976-77 W 19-181977-78 W 31-151978-79 W 33-131979-80 W 32-141980-81 T 22-221981-82 W 27-171982-83 L 27-121983-84 W 29-161984-85 W 31-101985-86 W 23-171986-87 L 32-51987-88 T 16-161988-89 L 21-141989-90 L 19-171990-91 W 23-151991-92 W 23-191992-93 T 21-211993-94 L 28-211994-95 W 30-141995-96 W 34-91996-97 W 30-101997-98 W 39-10

NORTH DAKOTA STATE17-42-1

1958-59 W 22-91959-60 W 30-31960-61 W 27-81962-63 W 31-21963-64 W 27-31964-65 W 22-81965-66 W 45-01966-67 W 26-91966-67 L 20-91967-68 W 22-91967-68 W 22-91968-69 W 22-111969-70 W 17-141970-71 L 22-141971-72 L 26-241972-73 L 18-161973-74 L 24-131974-75 L 35-41975-76 W 20-151976-77 L 30-101977-78 W 23-191978-79 L 22-191979-80 L 24-211980-81 L 36-11

1981-82 L 39-31982-83 L 39-41983-84 L 30-131984-85 L 38-91985-86 L 27-81986-87 L 27-91987-88 L 19-121988-89 L 24-131989-90 W 19-121990-91 W 21-161991-92 L 32-71992-93 L 30-101993-94 L 31-151994-95 L 38-31995-96 W 23-91996-97 W 24-101997-98 L 32-161998-99 L 35-61999-00 L 21-182000-01 L 28-92001-02 L 27-132002-03 L 26-162002-03 L 26-132003-04 L 31-32004-05 L 34-62006-07 T 19-192007-08 L 35-102008-09 L 36-52009-10 W 23-222010-11 L 43-72011-12 L 32-92012-13 L 36-92013-14 L 30-132013-14 L 32-132014-15 L 23-142014-15 L 19-13

NORTHERN COLORADO

22-12-01972-73 W 24-161973-74 W 21-191980-81 W 22-211981-82 W 22-191983-84 W 27-151985-86 W 51-01986-87 W 36-61987-88 W 27-221988-89 W 28-121989-90 W 24-121990-91 L 19-171991-92 W 23-171992-93 W 20-161993-94 L 28-171994-95 L 21-161995-96 L 25-181996-97 W 28-121997-98 W 28-91998-99 W 23-151999-00 W 33-92000-01 W 25-162001-02 W 30-122002-03 W 20-132004-05 L 31-122005-06 L 24-152006-07 L 23-15

2007-08 L 29-102008-09 L 29-152009-10 L 28-152010-11 L 26-212011-12 L 27-152012-13 W 28-132013-14 W 31-6

NORTHERN ILLINOIS2-4-0

1966-67 L 20-131968-69 L 18-151969-70 W 26-102009-10 L 32-152012-13 L 26-122013-14 W 27-62014-15 W 29-10

NORTHERN IOWA3-38-1

1953-54 L 19-101954-55 L 24-61955-56 L 30-01956-57 L 34-01957-58 L 25-51958-59 L 23-31959-60 L 14-131960-61 L 19-91961-62 W 16-131962-63 L 14-91963-64 L 14-111964-65 T 12-121965-66 W 18-91966-67 L 25-61967-68 L 19-161968-69 L 22-111969-70 L 24-61970-71 L 28-51971-72 L 19-141972-73 W 21-191973-74 L 34-91974-75 L 27-121975-76 L 23-121976-77 L 21-161977-78 L 29-61978-79 L 27-101979-80 L 21-161980-81 L 36-61981-82 L 45-01982-83 L 42-81983-84 L 46-32003-04 L 23-92004-05 L 34-32005-06 L 36-92006-07 L 41-62007-08 L 42-32008-09 L 33-32009-10 L 35-62010-11 L 38-92011-12 L 25-122012-13 L 41-32013-14 L 29-12

NORTHERN MICHIGAN

1-3-01979-80 L 31-171980-81 L 25-161984-85 W 29-20

NORTHERN STATE28-1-1

1961-62 W 27-21962-63 W 21-31967-68 W 25-61970-71 W 32-51981-82 W 32-151982-83 W 20-161983-84 W 42-61984-85 W 30-141985-86 W 25-131986-87 W 32-101987-88 W 22-151988-89 W 30-91989-90 W 37-31990-91 W 37-71991-92 W 37-81992-93 W 37-31993-94 W 32-211995-96 W 44-61996-97 W 41-61998-99 W 46-01998-99 W 45-32000-01 W 35-92001-02 W 31-192002-03 W 23-112003-04 W 21-192005-06 W 36-62007-08 L 18-162008-09 W 40-32010-11 T 19-192011-12 W 25-18

NORTHWESTMISSOURI

4-0-01968-69 W 26-121984-85 W 24-141985-86 W 23-191986-87 W 46-3

NORTHWESTERN(Ill.)

0-3-01974-75 L 22-121993-94 L 41-02012-13 L 39-4

NORTHWESTERN (Iowa)4-0-0

1990-91 W 44-41991-92 W 48-61992-93 W 52-01993-94 W 38-18

OHIO0-2-1

2006-07 L 35-122008-09 T 21-212013-14 L 32-6

OKLAHOMA0-1-0

1969-70 L 31-2

OKLAHOMA STATE0-1-0

2014-15 L 25-9

OREGON0-1-0

2004-05 L 34-12

OREGON STATE0-2-0

2010-11 L 45-32014-15 L 35-6

PACIFIC2-1-0

2004-05 L 22-202006-07 W 41-62008-09 W 43-9

PITT-JOHNSTOWN0-1-0

1997-98 L 16-15

PORTLAND STATE5-0-0

2004-05 W 29-102005-06 W 28-182006-07 W 38-32007-08 W 31-152008-09 W 30-16

PRINCETON1-1-0

2003-04 L 24-182004-05 W 18-15

RIDGEWATER CC1-0-0

1997-98 W 37-9

ROGER WILLIAMS1-0-0

2006-07 W 30-9

RUTGERS 0-1-0

2008-09 L 37-6

SACRED HEART 1-0-0

2008-09 W 35-12

SAN FRANCISCO STATE 1-0-0

1987-88 W 24-11

SHIPPENSBURG 1-0-0

2000-01 W 37-12

SIMPSON 1-0-0

2012-13 W 51-0

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SOUTH DAKOTA12-0-0

1963-64 W 40-01964-65 W 38-01966-67 W 20-131967-68 W 38-31969-70 W 35-31970-71 W 29-31971-72 W 29-81972-73 W 33-61973-74 W 39-51974-75 W 38-61975-76 W 29-101976-77 W 30-18

SOUTH DAKOTA TECH 5-0-0

1955-56 W 21-131956-57 W 33-51959-60 W 40-51960-61 W 29-51961-62 W 30-0

SOUTHERN COLORADO

3-0-01986-87 W 36-101994-95 W 27-181995-96 W 30-6

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS0-1-0

1967-68 W 21-9

SIU-EDWARDSVILLE3-1-1

2009-10 T 23-232010-11 L 18-122011-12 W 25-152012-13 W 27-162014-15 W 29-9

SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE

30-4-01970-71 W 26-51971-72 W 21-131972-73 W 37-21973-74 W 39-01974-75 W 30-151976-77 W 57-01977-78 W 47-31977-78 W 33-91978-79 W 31-91979-80 W 30-61980-81 W 35-121982-83 L 21-181983-84 W 28-171984-85 L 24-181985-86 W 29-121986-87 W 40-111987-88 L 18-161988-89 W 23-101989-90 W 34-101990-91 W 21-161991-92 W 40-31992-93 W 31-91993-94 W 33-91994-95 W 28-18

1995-96 W 38-41996-97 W 39-121997-98 W 32-121998-99 W 51-61999-00 W 39-92000-01 L 26-222001-02 W 28-192003-04 W 24-152004-05 W 28-192011-12 W 20-18

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI

4-0-01975-76 W 46-31983-84 W 23-171985-86 W 30-71986-87 W 45-5

STANFORD1-2-0

2012-13 L 22-112013-14 L 20-142014-15 W 17-15

ST. CLOUD STATE36-14-1

1951-52 W 14-121952-53 W 20-111953-54 W 33-31954-55 W 16-121954-55 L 14-121955-56 L 19-151955-56 L 22-81956-57 L 14-111957-58 W 28-81958-59 W 23-121959-60 L 16-141960-61 T 14-141961-62 W 18-121962-63 W 22-61963-64 L 23-31964-65 L 16-101965-66 W 25-61966-67 L 20-131971-72 W 38-61972-73 L 20-141973-74 W 21-201975-76 W 26-121976-77 W 27-131977-78 W 29-111978-79 L 25-171979-80 W 27-171981-82 W 33-111982-83 W 20-161983-84 W 19-171984-85 W 40-111985-86 W 38-121986-87 L 26-101987-88 W 21-161988-89 W 26-121989-90 W 38-61990-91 W 45-01991-92 W 34-121992-93 W 45-31993-94 W 36-91994-95 L 20-181995-96 W 34-6

1996-97 W 24-121997-98 W 38-91998-99 L 22-151999-00 W 31-92000-01 W 29-102000-01 W 31-152001-02 L 30-182002-03 W 34-152002-03 W 25-152003-04 W 31-9

ST. JOHN’S3-0-0

1952-53 W 15-111953-54 W 22-81954-55 W 24-6

TENNESSEE ATCHATTANOOGA

0-1-02009-10 L 40-4

TIFFIN1-0-0

2012-13 W 32-12

UPPER IOWA1-0-0

1972-73 W 27-13

UTAH STATE0-1-0

1977-78 L 24-19

UTAH VALLEY2-8-0

2005-06 L 25-162006-07 W 34-62007-08 L 39-42008-09 L 35-142009-10 L 38-62010-11 L 40-62011-12 L 21-182012-13 L 22-182013-14 L 18-152014-15 W 27-10

VALLEY CITY STATE3-0-0

1958-59 W 25-81962-63 W 23-71967-68 W 17-11

VIRGINIA MILITARYINSTITUTE

1-0-02008-09 W 33-9

WARTBURG4-4-1

1949-50 L 14-121950-51 W 23-71951-52 W 28-51954-55 W 26-101955-56 T 14-141956-57 L 19-91957-58 L 14-131958-59 L 17-111959-60 W 24-6

WASHINGTON0-0-1

1970-71 T 19-19

WAYNE STATE6-0-0

1964-65 W 19-111965-66 W 18-31971-72 W 33-151976-77 W 48-31977-78 W 37-121978-79 W 59-0

WEST LIBERTY1-0-0

1997-98 W 38-6

WESTERN ILLINOIS1-0-0

1974-75 W 25-10

WESTERN STATE2-1-0

1972-73 W 23-82002-03 W 48-62012-13 L 25-11

WINONA STATE13-5-2

1961-62 L 24-61962-63 L 14-111963-64 W 22-51964-65 T 12-121965-66 L 15-121966-67 L 25-61967-68 W 17-111968-69 W 23-61969-70 L 19-171970-71 W 25-141971-72 W 33-61972-73 W 33-91973-74 W 27-91974-75 W 24-121975-76 T 15-151976-77 W 39-121977-78 W 32-91978-79 W 26-61979-80 W 25-121980-81 W 29-12

WISCONSIN0-3-0

2002-03 L 45-02010-11 L 42-32014-15 L 26-9

WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE

0-1-02002-03 L 23-19

WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH

2-0-01971-72 W 33-61975-76 W 26-8

WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE

2-1-01991-92 W 29-141998-99 W 29-92010-11 W 28-18

WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS

6-0-01961-62 W 22-61962-63 W 20-61964-65 W 27-31984-85 W 37-131985-86 W 30-181988-89 W 41-6

WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT

1-0-01973-74 W 23-17

WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER

1-0-02010-11 W 24-13

WYOMING1-15-0

1953-54 L 22-61966-67 L 25-81986-87 L 30-61998-99 L 32-112001-02 L 38-92004-05 L 31-152005-06 L 26-182006-07 L 31-122007-08 L 26-162008-09 L 38-172009-10 L 34-92010-11 L 49-02011-12 L 45 -02012-13 L 21-132013-14 W 18-172014-15 L 32-10

#GoJacksWrestle68

-A-Ahrenstorff, Todd .1985-75Alfredson, George 1957-59Allen, Mike .................. 1978-79Alrich, Odell ....1951, 1955-56Althoff, Aaron .......1996-99Althoff, Nate .........2004-07Ammann, Craig .......1987Andersch, Laverne 1950-52Anderson, Arlin .......1952Anderson, Courtney 1994Anderson, Jim ........1971Anderson, John ...1972-74Anderson, Terry ......1976Anderson, Robert ...2002Andrade, Isaac ...2014-15Andress, Elbert ....1997-99Augustin, Tom ......1966-67Ayers, Brady .......2014-15

-B-Ahrenstorff, Todd .1985-75Barnes, Jared .........2003Barnett, Mark .........1974 Bartholomew, John 1959 Beastrom, Jim .......1971 Beech, Mark ..........1980 Bendt, Jordan .....1984-85 Birnbaum, Ed ......1983-84 Blanchette, Gayle 1975-76Blasius, Justin ....1993-94Blasius, Weston ..2008-10Blindert, Zach ........2009 Bly, Dan .................1978 Bly, Dan .................1982Boub, Chris ........... 2005 Boldt, Tim ............2003-04Bonte, Dan ............2007Brady, Jeremy .....1997-99 Brainerd, Dee ......1962-63 Breidenbach, Don ..1956Braun, Scott .......1999-00 Brewster, Joe .....2013-14Brockmueller, Gordon 1955-56 Brothanek, Dale .....1967 Brown, Ken ............1960 Browning, Monte ...1954Bryant, Toby .......1999-00Bryant, Tyler ........2000-03Bucknam, Larry .....1960 Bye, Hazen ............1987

– C – Campbell, Dennis 1966-67 Canada, Jim ........1954-56 Caruso, Kevin ......2011, 13Caspers, Pete ........1983 Chappa, Jarrod ..... 2004 Chavez, Nick ..........2012Christman, Walter 1949-52Cinco, Chuck .......1992-94 Cook, Dave .............1977 Cooley, Jeff ............ 2008 Cornemann, Dave 1981-84 Cowdin, Bryan ........2003Cox, Dave ..............1983 Cox, Don .............1983-84 Cox, Doug ...........1983-86 Crabtree, Dave .......1974 Crabtree, Lee .......1974-75 Craddock, Richard 1949-51

– D –Dailey, Eugene ....1955-56Dangerud, Kayle .1999-00 Day, Steve ............1970 Dean, Duane ..........1964 Decker, Jim ............1958 DeJong, Brian .....1990-91 Donovan, Mark ......1988 Dorn, Pat ............1986-89Dozark, Kristopher 1999-01, 03Drefke, Bryce .........2010Drenth, Eric .........1989-91 Durbahn, Paul ........ 2003Duval, Steve .......... 1987 Dykhoff, Don ..........1955

– E –Echevarria, Mark..1994-95

Eischens, Roger ..1962-63 Eitreim, Jammy .......1991Elliott, Scott .........2009, 11 Engels, Keith .......1969-71 Engels, Mike ........1971-74 England, Homer ...1950-51 Ericks, Ben ..........2003-04 Evans, Al ..............1952-54 Everard, J.J. ........2013-14Evers, Matt .............2001Everson, Adam ....2008-09Everson, Andy .....2004-07Everson, Mark ....... 2003

– F – Feen, Arthur ............1950 Feldman, Adam ...1996-97 Fink, Perry ...........1986-89 Fink, Rick ...............1981 Fitzgerald, Jaxon ..2015 Flesner, Fran ........1959-60Flynn, Nick ...........2009-12Flynn, Sean ..........2007-08 Forman, Chad .........1993Forster, Jacob ........ 2001Fosheim, Sid ........1968-70 Fryer, Jim ................1983 Fullerton, Ron .........1977Fullhart, Bob ........1997-00Fullhart, Howard ..1995-98

– G – Garry, Darrin ...........1993Genereux, Nick .......2008Gillette, Ben ........2013-14Ginther, Weston ..... 2009Gleiter, Gus ..........1956-58 Goette, Randy .....1980-82 Golic, Mervin ..........1950Gottschalk, Travis 2004-07Gregory, Brad ......2004-07 Gutenkauf, Chad 1986, 1988 -90 Guzzo, Bryan .......1986-89

– H –Haake, Kent ......1977-78, 80Hable, Trey ..............2014Hagar, Nick ............ 2010 Hamilton, James .....2011Harding, Mick ......1986-90 Harrell, Greg ...........1993Harwood, Derek .....2001Havlik, Bryce ..........1987 Hayes, Doug ........1972-73 Hayes, Tom .......1974-75, 77 Hellwege, Marcus 2001-02 Helma, Leonard ......1950 Hemiller, Bob .......1988-91Hennrich, Brad .......1989 Herrboldt, Chad ...2003-06Herrboldt, Nick .......2007 Herum, Steve .......1972-74 Hill, Howard ............1950 Hoffman, Tom ......1974-75 Hohertz, Jeff ........1977-81Hoines, Mitch .........1989 Holleman, Al ........1984-86 Holler, Colin ...........2015 Holm, Ken .............. 1958 Holtquist, Greg ....1970-71 Houg, Johnny .........1988Houska, Garrett ...2003-04 Huffman, Charlie .....1979 Hurlburt, Mick ......1965-66Huyck, Lloyd ........1989-91

–I –Ingalls, Dwayne ...1996-97

–J – James, William .......2014Jensen, Ellis ........1957-58 Jensen, Kyle .......1986-87 Jensen, Rick ....1975-77, 79 Johnson, Al ............1969 Johnson, Don ...1969, 71-73Johnson, Todd ....1993-94Johnson, Troy .....1991-92Johnson, Tyler ....2010-13 Jones, Lowell .........1970

Jones, Robert ........1999Jones, Tyler......1999-00, 02-03 Jorgenson, Lee ......1953

– K – Kahnke, Jeff .........1981-83 Kain, Jim ..............1961-63 Kain, Mike ............1965-66 Kantor, Ed ............1966-67Kavitz, Dusty........2005-06 Kappenman, Jerry ..1957Kelly, Kevin ..........2009-11Kenton, Joe .........2003-04 King, Russ ...........1963-67 King, Scott ...........2002-03King, Travis ..........1995-98 Kinney, Dave ........1960-61Klinkhammer, Tobin 1995Kocer, Alex .........2014-15Kocer, David ..........2015Koch, James ........1967-69 Koehler, Dan ...........1997 Koenig, Paul ........1987-90Konechne, Martin ...2008Konechne, Paul ...1998-01 Koob, Dick ...........1975-76Kramer, Don ............1992Krehmeyer, Levi ...2005-07 Kuhns, Dick .........1958-59 Kulseth, Nick .......2007-08 Kurtenbach, Frank 1959-61 Kurtenbach, Steve ..1988

– L – Laganiere, Coltan ...2015Lambert, Stan ......1966-68 Lamer, Chad ....1992, 94-96LaQua, Chad ..........1996 Linander, Terry .....1965-66 Lindekugel, Travis ...2001Lindsay, Austin .......2014Lisek, Tony ..............2012Loeffler, Brad .......1992-95Loeffler, Brian ......1990-93Logsdon, Bert ......1959-60 Lohr, Ed ............1982-83, 86 Long, Matt ..............1978 Ludeman, Cal .........1971 Lueders, Jeff ........1982-85Lyon, Rex ................2011

– M – Macki, Alex ............2015Madsen, Jon ........2000-02Mart, Nick ...............2012Martens, Scott .....1993-95Martinmaas, Craig ..2004Marvin, Alan .........2006-09Matthew, Brendan 1990-92Matthew, Tim ..........1992 McCullough, Vince 1984-85 McNitt, Jon ..........1967-69 Meendering, Randy 1975-76 Melhoff, Ray ...........1957 Melvin, Marty ..........1980 Meyer, Ryan .........2007-08 Michaud, David ...2009-11 Miller, Don ............1964-66 Miller, John .............1989 Minor, Al ..................1979 Minor, Dan ...........1978-79 Moe, Seth ............2010-11 Moon, Frank ...........1957 Moran, Chris ...........2007 Moravec, Jule ......1952-54 Mord, Jan ...............1985Morisette, Troy ...2012-13Morrow, Chad .........1999Morton, Al ............1964-65 Motis, Bob ...........1959-60Mundt, Eric .............1995 Murphy, Frank .....1965-66 Murray, Jim ..........1972-75

– N – Neal, Mike ............1975-78 Nehl, Cody ...........2003-06

Nething, John 2011, 13-14-15Neu, Phil .................1966 Neuberger, Tom ...1951-52 Nolan, Shea .........2013-14Nolz, Jerry ..............1961 Nooyen, Paul .......1979-80 Novstrup, Al .........1973-76

– O – O’Connor, Ryan 1998, 00-01Onken, Luther ......1969-71 Onufer, Craig .......1976-77Opdahl, Todd ..........2005 Opp, Kermit ............1975 Opp, Stan ............1970-73 Orozco, Eric ............2014Oswald, Don ...........1976

– P – Pack, Cody ...... 2013-14-15Paine, Myron .......1955-56 Palm, Nathan .......1987-88 Pankratz, Mike .....1990-93 Park, Randy .........1973-75 Parsley, Martin ........1978 Pascoe, Jeremy ...1996-97Paszek, Todd .......2001-02Paulsen, Wayne ...1964-65 Perkins, Jerry .......1961-62 Perkins, Jim .........1961-63 Person, Gerry ......1971-73 Peterson, Ed ........1978-81Peterson, Glen ........1996Pickrel, Aaron ..... 2010-13Pirner, Derek ........2006-08 Piro, Scott ............1976-77 Postma, Bud .....1982, 84-86 Pouliot, Dick ........1955-56

– R – Ramirez, Jim ........1975-76 Rasmussen, Joe ..2010-12Reicks, Jerry .......... 2001 Reid, Dillon .............2012Rembold, John ....1968-70Resel, Ryan .........1996-99Retallic, Justin .....2006-09Revier, Scott ...........2005Ringstmeyer, Ray 1994-95 Risdal, Troy ..........1996-98Roe, Jeremy ........2002-04Rotert, Nate ...........2015

– S – Sammons, Josh ...1994-97Sanderson, Del .......1979 Sathe, Jack .............1982 Sayler, Greg .........1990-93 Schley, Duane ......1949-50 Schmidt, Greg .....1968-70 Schuring, Jacob .....2003Schwery, Ben .....2014-15Senne, Charlie ........2004Sestak, Robert ........1959 Sherrill, Marv .......1962-64 Skow, Joe ............2012-13Simet,Kirk .........1976, 78-80 Simms, Brance 2013-14-15Simondet, Steve ..1988-91 Small, Brooks ......2001-02Smith, Ben ..............2003Smith, Darrel ........1964-66 Smith, Jerry .........1966-68 Smith, Jim ............. 1971 Smith, Mike ............1973 Smrekar, Nate ......2001-02 Snow, Kevin ............1995 Snyder, Russell .......1950 Sorenson, Tyer .....2007-10 Staley, Jim .......... 1954-57 Stara, Keith .............1982 Stark, Brett .............1987 Stemsrud, Steve .....1980 Sterner, John .......1960-62 Sterner, Mike .......1960-62Stibral, Tony ............2001 Stoeser, Rod ...........1971 Strande, Jim ........1982-85 Strandemo, Cole ....2002

Stripling, Jason .2005-07, 09Streseman, Donald .1959Suiter, Dale ..........1971-74 Swanson, Jay ......1977-80 Swier, Jeremy ......2008-10

– T – Taggart, Bill ..........1963-65 Teague, Ron ...........1977 Tesch, Steve ...........1970 Thomas, Paul .......1966-67 Thury, Lance ........1997-00 Tiegen, Lucas .........2002 Timm, Pat .........1994, 96, 98Tol, Lenny ...............2004Tomashek, Tom ......1962 Trapp, Don ...........1968-70

– U – Unger, LeRoy ..........1955

– V – VanHove, Shawn ....2003Van Meveren, Curt ..1973 Van Stralen, Frank 1971-72 Venner, Marty .......1982-83Veskrna, Aaron ....1999-02 Vliem, Dick ...........1972-73 Vliem, Jerry .............1974 Voss, Lyle ...............1963

– W – Wagner, Dustin .......2001Wallman, Nathan .2001-02Wallman, Troy .........1991Walraven, Dustin 2009-10, 12-13Waters, Marcus ...2005-07Watkins, Alex ..........2005Weber, Roy ..........1995-96Weddington, Hunter 2013-15Weisner, Loren ........1958 Weller, Randy ..........1985 Wendland, Darwin 1951-52 Wermersen, Marc 2008-10Werth, Chris .........2004-05 Westberg, Dale .......1982 Westbrock, Dave .1962-64 Whisney, Dennis ..1975-76 Wickman, Chad ...1996-99Wiebe, Troy .............1992 Wiesner, Loren .....1959-60 Wiley, Jon ...............1981 Willers, Cord ...........2011Williams, Maris ....1952-54 Wilson, Dan ............1984 Wilson, Lloyd ..........1950 Wilson, Lloyd ..........1966 Windschitl, Paul ...1980-81 Winter, Joe ...........1992-93 Winter, Vern ............1967 Wishard, Tim .......1990-93Wood, Jesse ...........2004 Wookey, John .........1977 Wurth, Jason .......1988-91

– Y – Yetter, LeRoy .......1952-53Yoder, Ryan ............1999Youngblom, Andrew 2011-12

– Z – Zastrow, Wally .....1979-81 Zellmer, Gary .......1961-63Zens, Jordan ..........2002Zilverberg, Luke ....2015

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NWCA All-Academic TeamsYear Place Team GPA2009............. 13th .................3.0632010............. 12th .................3.1062011............. 4th ...................3.2292012............. 18th .................3.0942013............. 13th .................3.1162015............. 23rd .................3.090

NWCA All-Academic TeamTo qualify for the NWCA all-academic team, a wrestler must have at least a 3.2 cumula-tive grade-point average, has either been an NCAA qualifier or won 60 percent of his total schedule and must have competed in at least 60 percent of said schedule. Wrestlerscan also earn a spot on the all-academic team if they were an NCAA All-American and posted a 3.0 cumulative GPA.

Aaron Althoff ...............1998, 1999 Major: Mechanical EngineeringTim Boldt ....................2003, 2004 Major: General EngineeringScott Braun ................1999, 2000 Major: EngineeringToby Bryant ................1999, 2000 Major: BiologyTyler Bryant .................2000-03 Major: EconomicsChuck Cinco ...............1994 Major: Electrical EngineeringDoug Cox ..................1986 Major: MicrobiologyBrian DeJong ..............1991 Major: Political ScienceMark Donovan ............1988 Major: Commercial EconomicsKris Dozark .................2000-03 Major: Environmental ManagementHoward Fullhart ..........1996-98 Major: Wildlife and FisheriesMick Harding ..............1988, 1990 Major: BiologyAl Holleman ................1986 Major: Animal ScienceTroy Johnson ..............1992 Major: Health, Physical Education and RecreationPaul Konechne ...........1999-01 Major: Electrical EngineeringBrian Loeffler ..............1991-93 Major: AgronomyBrendon Matthew .......1990, 1992 Major: ChemistryCory Mettler ................2000 Major: EngineeringPaul Koenig ................1988-90 Major: Ag BusinessGlen Peterson .............1998 Major: NursingAaron Pickrel ..............2010, 2011 Major: Biology/Pre-medicineRay Ringstmeyer ........1995 Major: GeographyJosh Sammons ...........1994-97 Major: Physical TherapyJason Stripling ............2007, 2009 Major: Civil EngineeringPat Timm ....................1996, 1998 Major: HistoryShawn Vanhove ..........2003 Major: EngineeringChad Wickman ...........1997-99 Major: EnglishJason Wurth ...............1989-91 Major: BiologyAlex Kocer ..................2013-14 Major: Exploratory Studies

WWC All-Acadmic TeamTo qualify for the All-Academic team, stu-dent-athletes had to secure a minimum 3.20 cumulative grade point average, be a starter or key reserve and be a sophomore or higher in academic standing. The Coaches’ Honor Roll recognizes student-athletes who have maintained a 3.0 cumulative grade point average.

All-Academic TeamJeff Cooley .................2007, 2008 Major: Civil Engineering

J.J. Everard ................2014, 2015 Major: Physical Education

Ben Gillette .................2014, 2015 Major: Biology/Pre-Med

Tyler Johnson .............2011 Major: Manufacturing Engineering

Kevin Kelly ..................2010 Major: Health, Physical Education and Recreation

David Kocer ................2015 Major: Agriculture Science

David Michaud ...........2010, 2011 Major: Journalism

Seth Moe ....................2010 Major: Pharmacy

Chris Moran ................2007 Major: Biology/Ecology

Eric Orozco .................2014 Major: Geography

Aaron Pickrel ..............2010-13 Major: Biology/Pre-medicine

Joe Rasmussen ..........2010 Major: Civil Engineering

Nate Rotert .................2015 Major: Early Childhood Education

Ben Schwery ..............2014, 2015 Major: Wildlife and Fisheries

Brance Simms ............2014, 2015 Major: Construction Management

Joe Skow ....................2012, 2013 Major: Sociology

Jason Stripling ............2007, 2009 Major: Civil Engineering

Andrew Youngblom ....2012 Major: Graphic Design

Luke Zilverberg ...........2015 Major: Wildlife and Fisheries

NCC All-Acadmic TeamPaul Windschitl ...............................1981Al Holleman ..........................1984, 1986Paul Koenig .............................. 1988-90Brian Loeffler ............................ 1991-93Josh Sammons .....................1995, 1997Chad Wickman ...............................1998Paul Konechne ......................... 1999-01Tyler Bryant ............................... 2000-03

South Dakota SportswritersAssociation AwardsMen’s College Athlete of the YearJerry Smith .....................................1968Don Trapp .......................................1970Rick Jensen ....................................1976Pat Dorn .........................................1988Brian Loeffler ..................................1993Chad Lamer ....................................1996Travis King ......................................1998Paul Konechne ...............................2000

Men’s College Coach of the YearWarren Williamson ..........................1966Jason Liles ......................................1999

Men’s College Team of the YearSouth Dakota State Wrestling ....... 2001

GTE/Verizon Academic All-Americans

Brian Loeffler ..................................1993Paul Konechne .....................2000, 2001Tyler Bryant ...........................2001, 2002

NCAA PostgraduateScholarship Recipients

Don Trapp .......................................1970Mike Engels ....................................1074Brian Loeffler ..................................1993Tyler Bryant .....................................2003

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The South Dakota State University campus has seen numerousbuilding projects the past 10 past years. And it is not slowing.

Currently under construction are the Architecture, Mathematicsand Engineering Building, the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complexand an updated Medary Commons.

The Architecture, Mathematics and Engineering Building willbecome home for several of the most dynamic programs on cam-pus including:• Center for Financial Analytics,• Center for Statistics and Biometrics,• Center for Computational Science,• Senior Design Lab for Mechanical Engineering, and• Engineering Resource Center.

Construction of that 60,000-square-foot, $17 million projectstarted in fall 2013 after the summer was spent cleaning and thendemolishing Solberg Annex and the Industrial Arts Building. Thenew building’s footprint also extends to the parking lot north ofthose structures.

Completion is set for early 2015 with most of the moving to occurin spring and summer 2015. The first floor will be home to the me-chanical engineering prototyping and design labs and constructionand operations management departments as well as shared labspace with architecture. The mathematics and statistics departmentwill be on the second floor while the third floor will house the archi-tecture department.

The Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex is a multi-purposeindoor competition and training facility currently under constructionat South Dakota State University. The project, which will cost an es-timated $32 million, is scheduled to be completed this fall.

The facility will include an eight-lane, 300-meter track and 100yards of synthetic turf, along with space for sports medicine, athletictraining, strength and conditioning, physical therapy, hydrotherapy,observation rooms and office facilities.

The building formerly known as Medary Commons will be renamedthe Enrollment Services Center. The following offices will be relo-cating to that site: enrollment services, admissions, financial aid,records and registration, and scholarships.

EXCELLENCE

South Dakota State University is the state’s Morrill Actland-grant university and its largest, most comprehensive institution of higher education. It has an enrollment of12,554 students from all 50 states and 70 countries who canchoose from more than 175 majors, minors and specializa-tions. The institution also offers 29 master’s degree pro-grams, 13 Ph.D. and two professional programs.

SDSU has grown from 80 acres at its founding in 1881 toa 422-acre campus with facilities valued at more than $381million. The university owns or leases another 15,000 acresof land for research throughout the state.

The university provides a rich academic experience in anenvironment of inclusion and access through inspired, stu-dent-centered education, creative activities and research,innovation and engagement that improve the quality of life inSouth Dakota, the region, the nation and the world.

South Dakota State confers degrees through six colleges:Agriculture and Biological Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Ed-ucation and Human Sciences, the Jerome J. Lohr College ofEngineering, Nursing and Pharmacy, as well as the Gradu-ate School. Qualified students may enroll in the Van D. andBarbara B. Fishback Honors College.

The Office of Continuing and Distance Education facili-tates distance delivery of credit and noncredit programming,and University Centers in Sioux Falls, Pierre and Rapid Cityoffer degree programs and student support services compa-rable to those offered on the Brookings campus.

The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central ac-credits SDSU, while numerous departments on campushold accreditation from various other agencies.

PROGRESSIVEWELCOME TO SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY

South Dakota State University is the state’s Mor-rill Act land-grant university and its largest, mostcomprehensive institution of higher education. It hasan enrollment of 12,554 students from all 50 statesand 70 countries who can choose from more than175 majors, minors and specializations. The institu-tion also offers 29 master’s degree programs, 13Ph.D. and two professional programs.

SDSU has grown from 80 acres at its founding in1881 to a 422-acre campus with facilities valued atmore than $381 million. The universityowns or leases another 15,000 acres ofland for research throughout the state.

The university provides a rich aca-demic experience in an environment ofinclusion and access through inspired,student-centered education, creative ac-tivities and research, innovation and en-gagement that improve the quality of lifein South Dakota, the region, the nationand the world.

SDSU confers degrees through sixcolleges: Agriculture and Biological Sci-ences, Arts and Sciences, Educationand Human Sciences, the Jerome J.Lohr College of Engineering, Nursingand Pharmacy, as well as the GraduateSchool. Qualified students may enroll inthe Van D. and Barbara B. FishbackHonors College.

The Office of Continuing and Dis-tance Education facilitates distance de-livery of credit and noncreditprogramming, and University Centers inSioux Falls, Pierre and Rapid City offerdegree programs and student supportservices comparable to those offered onthe Brookings campus.

SDSU Extension and the AgriculturalExperiment Station reach all parts of thestate. The federally funded North Cen-tral Regional Sun Grant Center (focusedon developing biobased energy alterna-tives) and the North Central AgriculturalResearch Laboratory (the only USDAAgricultural Research Service facility inthe state), along with the NorthernPlains Biostress Laboratory, the Waterand Environmental Engineering Re-search Center, the Animal Disease Research andDiagnostic Laboratory and the Northeast ResearchCenter near South Shore demonstrate the univer-sity’s commitment to purpose-driven research andthat supports economic development.

Other FacilitiesThe South Dakota Art Museum’s collections

showcase the state’s rich art history, including earlymasterpieces of Native American art, the famedHarvey Dunn paintings of pioneer life and the exclu-sive Vera Way Marghab linens.

The South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum

transformed the former Stock Judging Pavilion intoa home for exhibits that record and preserve theagrarian heritage of South Dakota. Visitors attendthe museum from all 50 states and many foreigncountries.

McCrory Gardens provides a beautiful setting tolearn about ornamental plants adapted to the North-ern Great Plains. Eenjoy a stroll through the radiantcolors and fragrances of the 25+ acres of trial anddisplay gardens, wander through the 40-acre ar-

boretum or attend a special event in the Educationand Visitor Center.

The Hilton M. Briggs Library serves students, fac-ulty, staff and the broader South Dakota communitythrough its holdings of more than one million items,32,000 online journals, 18,000 electronic books, and80,000 maps. The library has served as a deposi-tory for federal documents since 1889. The archivesand special collections encompass 7,500 linear feetof materials and 1,675 digitized items.

The Senator Thomas A. Daschle CongressionalResearch Study allows for public access to the ca-reer papers of Senator Daschle, a 1969 SDSU

graduate. Located within the Special Collectionsarea on the upper level of the Hilton M. Briggs Li-brary, the papers consist of more than 2,000 linearfeet of materials that document the senator’s 26-year career in the U.S. House and Senate from1979 to 2004.

The American Indian Education and CulturalCenter at SDSU is the nexus of cultural program-ming, services and advocacy to support AmericanIndian students, encourage appreciation of cultural

and human differences and advocate forthe inclusion of Indigenous knowledge.

Research and Economic Development

Research has been an essential part ofthe university’s mission since passage ofthe 1887 Hatch Act, which establishedstate agricultural experiment stations.SDSU has the most active research pro-gram in the state with nearly $70 millionin research expenditures, and in 2006the Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-vancement of Teaching designatedSDSU as South Dakota’s first High Re-search Activity institution.

In addition to 42 graduate programs of-fered in six colleges, undergraduatesalso have research opportunities led byinnovative faculty in renewable energy,food, health sciences, engineering andnursing, as well as with programs likethe Sun Grant Initiative and the Geo-graphic Information Science Center ofExcellence.

SDSU currently is home to three state-funded Governor’s Research Centers:the Center for Biological Control andAnalysis by Applied Photonics, and theDrought Tolerance and TranslationalCancer Research centers. SDSU re-searchers also participate in two otherGovernor’s Research Centers focusedon materials and manufacturing at theSouth Dakota School of Mines andTechnology. In addition, SDSU is thelead for the multi-institution SouthDakota Research Innovation Center: theBiochemical Spatioltemporal NeTwork

Resource Center. The Technology Transfer Office, which assists

SDSU researchers in commercializing intellectualproperties and fosters collaborations between theuniversity and industry partners, has generatedsome $1.8 million in royalties annually since 2010via an average of 178 total agreements each year,including invention disclosures, patents filed andagreements with start-ups.

Industry partnerships through the Research Parkat South Dakota State enable technology transferand stimulate economic development for the state.

#getjacked

The South Dakota State University campus has seen numerousbuilding projects the past 10 past years. And it is not slowing.

Currently under construction are the Architecture, Mathematicsand Engineering Building, the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complexand an updated Medary Commons.

The Architecture, Mathematics and Engineering Building willbecome home for several of the most dynamic programs on cam-pus including:• Center for Financial Analytics,• Center for Statistics and Biometrics,• Center for Computational Science,• Senior Design Lab for Mechanical Engineering, and• Engineering Resource Center.

Construction of that 60,000-square-foot, $17 million projectstarted in fall 2013 after the summer was spent cleaning and thendemolishing Solberg Annex and the Industrial Arts Building. Thenew building’s footprint also extends to the parking lot north ofthose structures.

Completion is set for early 2015 with most of the moving to occurin spring and summer 2015. The first floor will be home to the me-chanical engineering prototyping and design labs and constructionand operations management departments as well as shared labspace with architecture. The mathematics and statistics departmentwill be on the second floor while the third floor will house the archi-tecture department.

The Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex is a multi-purposeindoor competition and training facility currently under constructionat South Dakota State University. The project, which will cost an es-timated $32 million, is scheduled to be completed this fall.

The facility will include an eight-lane, 300-meter track and 100yards of synthetic turf, along with space for sports medicine, athletictraining, strength and conditioning, physical therapy, hydrotherapy,observation rooms and office facilities.

The building formerly known as Medary Commons will be renamedthe Enrollment Services Center. The following offices will be relo-cating to that site: enrollment services, admissions, financial aid,records and registration, and scholarships.

EXCELLENCE

South Dakota State University is the state’s Morrill Actland-grant university and its largest, most comprehensive institution of higher education. It has an enrollment of12,554 students from all 50 states and 70 countries who canchoose from more than 175 majors, minors and specializa-tions. The institution also offers 29 master’s degree pro-grams, 13 Ph.D. and two professional programs.

SDSU has grown from 80 acres at its founding in 1881 toa 422-acre campus with facilities valued at more than $381million. The university owns or leases another 15,000 acresof land for research throughout the state.

The university provides a rich academic experience in anenvironment of inclusion and access through inspired, stu-dent-centered education, creative activities and research,innovation and engagement that improve the quality of life inSouth Dakota, the region, the nation and the world.

South Dakota State confers degrees through six colleges:Agriculture and Biological Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Ed-ucation and Human Sciences, the Jerome J. Lohr College ofEngineering, Nursing and Pharmacy, as well as the Gradu-ate School. Qualified students may enroll in the Van D. andBarbara B. Fishback Honors College.

The Office of Continuing and Distance Education facili-tates distance delivery of credit and noncredit programming,and University Centers in Sioux Falls, Pierre and Rapid Cityoffer degree programs and student support services compa-rable to those offered on the Brookings campus.

The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central ac-credits SDSU, while numerous departments on campushold accreditation from various other agencies.

PROGRESSIVEWELCOME TO SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY

South Dakota State University is the state’s Mor-rill Act land-grant university and its largest, mostcomprehensive institution of higher education. It hasan enrollment of 12,554 students from all 50 statesand 70 countries who can choose from more than175 majors, minors and specializations. The institu-tion also offers 29 master’s degree programs, 13Ph.D. and two professional programs.

SDSU has grown from 80 acres at its founding in1881 to a 422-acre campus with facilities valued atmore than $381 million. The universityowns or leases another 15,000 acres ofland for research throughout the state.

The university provides a rich aca-demic experience in an environment ofinclusion and access through inspired,student-centered education, creative ac-tivities and research, innovation and en-gagement that improve the quality of lifein South Dakota, the region, the nationand the world.

SDSU confers degrees through sixcolleges: Agriculture and Biological Sci-ences, Arts and Sciences, Educationand Human Sciences, the Jerome J.Lohr College of Engineering, Nursingand Pharmacy, as well as the GraduateSchool. Qualified students may enroll inthe Van D. and Barbara B. FishbackHonors College.

The Office of Continuing and Dis-tance Education facilitates distance de-livery of credit and noncreditprogramming, and University Centers inSioux Falls, Pierre and Rapid City offerdegree programs and student supportservices comparable to those offered onthe Brookings campus.

SDSU Extension and the AgriculturalExperiment Station reach all parts of thestate. The federally funded North Cen-tral Regional Sun Grant Center (focusedon developing biobased energy alterna-tives) and the North Central AgriculturalResearch Laboratory (the only USDAAgricultural Research Service facility inthe state), along with the NorthernPlains Biostress Laboratory, the Waterand Environmental Engineering Re-search Center, the Animal Disease Research andDiagnostic Laboratory and the Northeast ResearchCenter near South Shore demonstrate the univer-sity’s commitment to purpose-driven research andthat supports economic development.

Other FacilitiesThe South Dakota Art Museum’s collections

showcase the state’s rich art history, including earlymasterpieces of Native American art, the famedHarvey Dunn paintings of pioneer life and the exclu-sive Vera Way Marghab linens.

The South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum

transformed the former Stock Judging Pavilion intoa home for exhibits that record and preserve theagrarian heritage of South Dakota. Visitors attendthe museum from all 50 states and many foreigncountries.

McCrory Gardens provides a beautiful setting tolearn about ornamental plants adapted to the North-ern Great Plains. Eenjoy a stroll through the radiantcolors and fragrances of the 25+ acres of trial anddisplay gardens, wander through the 40-acre ar-

boretum or attend a special event in the Educationand Visitor Center.

The Hilton M. Briggs Library serves students, fac-ulty, staff and the broader South Dakota communitythrough its holdings of more than one million items,32,000 online journals, 18,000 electronic books, and80,000 maps. The library has served as a deposi-tory for federal documents since 1889. The archivesand special collections encompass 7,500 linear feetof materials and 1,675 digitized items.

The Senator Thomas A. Daschle CongressionalResearch Study allows for public access to the ca-reer papers of Senator Daschle, a 1969 SDSU

graduate. Located within the Special Collectionsarea on the upper level of the Hilton M. Briggs Li-brary, the papers consist of more than 2,000 linearfeet of materials that document the senator’s 26-year career in the U.S. House and Senate from1979 to 2004.

The American Indian Education and CulturalCenter at SDSU is the nexus of cultural program-ming, services and advocacy to support AmericanIndian students, encourage appreciation of cultural

and human differences and advocate forthe inclusion of Indigenous knowledge.

Research and Economic Development

Research has been an essential part ofthe university’s mission since passage ofthe 1887 Hatch Act, which establishedstate agricultural experiment stations.SDSU has the most active research pro-gram in the state with nearly $70 millionin research expenditures, and in 2006the Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-vancement of Teaching designatedSDSU as South Dakota’s first High Re-search Activity institution.

In addition to 42 graduate programs of-fered in six colleges, undergraduatesalso have research opportunities led byinnovative faculty in renewable energy,food, health sciences, engineering andnursing, as well as with programs likethe Sun Grant Initiative and the Geo-graphic Information Science Center ofExcellence.

SDSU currently is home to three state-funded Governor’s Research Centers:the Center for Biological Control andAnalysis by Applied Photonics, and theDrought Tolerance and TranslationalCancer Research centers. SDSU re-searchers also participate in two otherGovernor’s Research Centers focusedon materials and manufacturing at theSouth Dakota School of Mines andTechnology. In addition, SDSU is thelead for the multi-institution SouthDakota Research Innovation Center: theBiochemical Spatioltemporal NeTwork

Resource Center. The Technology Transfer Office, which assists

SDSU researchers in commercializing intellectualproperties and fosters collaborations between theuniversity and industry partners, has generatedsome $1.8 million in royalties annually since 2010via an average of 178 total agreements each year,including invention disclosures, patents filed andagreements with start-ups.

Industry partnerships through the Research Parkat South Dakota State enable technology transferand stimulate economic development for the state.

#GoJacksWrestle72

The Innovation Campus at South Dakota State University marks thestate’s first and only university-affiliated research park. Located on 125acres just east of campus, it provides an environment that fosters part-nerships among the University, business, government and the commu-nity to grow the sciences and technology-based economy.

SDSU is building a future for South Dakota, the nation and the globe.The primary charge of the land-grant mission is to create opportunitiesfor the state through research and education. Research has been a vitalpart of SDSU since 1887 with the creation of the South Dakota Agricul-tural Experiment Station. Since that time, SDSU has been the reliableresource for research-based information and community leadership.Today, research provides a solid knowledge base for economic develop-ment, SDSU’s academic programs, and experiential opportunities forstudents.

In the spring 2013, South Dakota State University officials rolled outIMPACT 2018: A Strategic Vision for South Dakota State University. Thefive-year plan features four main goals:

• Promote academic excellence through quality programs, engaged learners and an innovatie teaching and learning environment;

• Generate new knowledge, encourage innovations and promote artistic and creative works that contribute to the public good and result in social, cultureal or economic development for South Dakota, the region, the nation and the world;

• Extend the reach and depth fo the University by developing strategic programs and collaborations, and

• Secure human and fiscal resources to ensure high performance through enhanced financial, management and governance systems.

INNOVATIVE

RETURNING NATIONAL QUALIFIERS

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CODY PACK157 Pounds

Three-Time

National Qualifier

(2013, 2014, 2015)

NATE ROTERT197 Pounds

National Qualifier

(2015)

ALEX KOCER141 Pounds

National Qualifier

(2014)

JOE BREWSTER165 Pounds

National Qualifier

(2014)