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OVERALL: 2-4 • BIG TEN: 0-2

NOVEMBERSat., 5 at Eastern Michigan Open ^ NTSSun., 20 MICHIGAN STATE OPEN ^ NTSSat., 26 at Bloomsburg W, 31-12Sat., 26 at Lock Haven W, 24-12

DECEMBERSat., 3 at Nebraska Quad at No. 7 Nebraska * L, 35-3 vs. No. 25 Princeton L, 25-15 vs. Drexel L, 25-9Fri., 9 No. 18 MINNESOTA * {BTN Plus} L, 20-17Sun., 18 at Reno Tournament of Champions 2nd

JANUARYSun., 8 No. 3 IOWA * {BTN Plus} 1 p.m.Fri., 13 at Northwestern * 8 p.m.Sun., 15 MARYLAND * {BTN Plus} 1 p.m.Fri., 20 CENTRAL MICHIGAN {BTN Plus} 7 p.m.Sun., 22 at Clarion 1 p.m.Fri., 27 at Illinois * 7 p.m.Sun., 29 RUTGERS * {BTN} 1 p.m.

FEBRUARYSun., 5 MICHIGAN * {BTN Plus} 1 p.m.Sun., 12 at Eastern Michigan 2 p.m.Fri., 17 at Wisconsin * 8 p.m.

MARCHSat.-Sun., 4-5 Big Ten Championships at Bloomington, Ind. (BTN) All Day Thur.-Sat, 16-18 NCAA Championships at St. Louis, Mo. All Day

Home meets in BOLD CAPS; Times listed are Eastern; All home meets held in Jenison Field House. BTN - Big Ten Network BTN Plus - BTN2GoSchedule key: ^ - MSU wrestlers compete unattached * Big Ten Conference dual

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MSU OPENS 2017 PORTION OF SCHEDULE HOSTING NO. 3 HAWKEYES SUNDAY Michigan State wrestling will open its 2017 portion of the schedule and resume Big Ten Conference ac-tion by hosting No. 3 Iowa on Sunday, Jan. 8. Action at Jenison Field House gets underway at 1 p.m. Sunday’s match-up between the Spartans and Hawkeyes will be streamed on BTN Plus, as well as updates on Twitter at @wrestlingmsu. Michigan State is 2-4 overall and 0-2 in B1G action. In their last action before the Holiday break, the Spartans finished in second-place at the prestigious 22nd annual Reno Tournament of Champions boosted by freshman Drew Hughes winning at 165 pounds as part of seven top-five finishes. Hughes’ win was one of the Spartans’ five top-five finishes in the team portion on the day. In addition to Hughes, senior Nick Trimble was second at 149, redshirt-freshman Logan Griffin was third at 125, redshirt-sophomore Austin Eicher was fourth at 133, sophomore Jacob Cooper was fourth at heavyweight, redshirt-junior Javier Gasca was fifth at 141 and redshirt-sophomore Austin Thompson was fifth at 157. No. 3 Iowa has a 5-0 overall and 1-0 B1G record. The Hawkeyes will battle No. 15 Michigan on Friday night at Ann Arbor prior to making the trek to East Lansing. Iowa is coming off winning the 54th annual Midlands Championships last weekend with 150.5 points, behind three individual title winners: senior Thomas Gilman (125), junior Brandon Sorensen (149) and redshirt-freshman Michael Kemerer (157).

Wt. Name (Yr., Hometown) Rec. Notes 125 Logan Griffin (R-Fr., Erie Township, Mich.) 14-6 3rd at Reno TOC; has won four in a row, seven of last eight -OR- Mitch Rogaliner (R-Jr., Temperance, Mich.) 10-8 2nd on team w/ six tech falls; has won six of last seven133 Austin Eicher (R-So., Fenton, Mich.) 14-8 4th at Reno TOC; tied for 2nd on team w/ 13 dual points141 No. 16 Javier Gasca (R-Jr., Kingsburg, Calif.) 17-4 Won MSU Open & EMU Open; Shares team-lead w/ 17 Ws149 Nick Trimble (R-Sr., Sparta, Mich.) 11-5 2nd at Reno TOC; has won 9 of last 12 bouts157 Austin Thompson (R-So., Marysville, Mich.) 17-8 4th at MSU Open, 5th at Reno TOC; Shares team-lead w/ 17 Ws165 No. 15 Drew Hughes (Fr., Lowell, Ind.) 17-2 Team-best seven falls; Won MSU Open & Reno TOC; Shares team-lead w/ 17 Ws174 Drew Barnes (R-Sr., Dexter, Mich.) 6-7 Has won three of last five bouts-OR- Logan Ritchie (R-Fr., New Boston, Mich.) 3-6 Returning to form after preseason injury184 Wesley Maskill (R-So.,Oxford, Mich.) 6-9 Has won four of last six bouts; has two maj. dec. -OR- Shwan Shadaia (R-So., Rochester Hills, Mich.) 7-8 Has won four of last seven bouts197 Matt Okaiye (R-So., Waterford, Mich.) 5-5 Tied for fifth on team with nine dual points; Sixth at MSU OpenHWT Jacob Cooper (So., Albion, Mich.) 9-11 Tied for 2nd on team w/ five falls; 2nd at MSU Open, 4th at Reno TOCTeam rankings according to NWCA/USA Today; Individual rankings according to InterMat

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THIS WEEK IN SPARTAN WRESTLINGMICHIGAN STATE (2-4, 0-2 B1G)vs.No. 3 IOWA (5-0, 1-0 B1G)Date: Sunday, Jan. 8 • Time: 1 p.m.Tickets: $5 (adults)/$3 (youth/senior)Location: East Lansing, Mich. • Jenison Field HouseInternet Coverage: Live broadcast on BTN2Go.com (BTN Plus)Social Media: Twitter updates at @wrestlingmsu

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITYLocation: East Lansing, Mich.Founded: 1855Enrollment: 48,272 (fall 2016)Nickname: SpartansColors: Green and WhitePresident: Dr. Lou Anna K. SimonAthletics Director: Mark HollisConference: Big TenHome Facility: Jenison Field House

COACHING INFORMATIONHead Coach: Roger Chandler 1st year head coach/20th overallAlma Mater: Indiana (1997)Office Phone: (517) 432-0724Email Address: [email protected] at School: 2-4 (1st year)Career Record: 2-4 (1st year)

Assistant Coach: Chris WilliamsYear (Alma Mater): 10th year (Michigan State, 2002)Office Phone: (517) 353-7189E-Mail Address: [email protected]

Assistant Coach: Wynn MichalakYear (Alma Mater): 1st year (Central Michigan, 2008)Office Phone: (517) 432-5036E-Mail Address: [email protected]

Athletic Trainer: Austin Herman Administrative Assistant: Anthony JonesManager: Tiffani FrancoManager: Marisa HurManager: Macie Saldate

Wrestling Mailing Address:212 IM-Sports WestMichigan State UniversityEast Lansing, Mich. 48824Wrestling Office Phone:(517) 355-5270; (517) 353-7189

TEAM INFORMATION2015-16 Overall Record: 2-142015-16 Big Ten Record/Finish: 1-8/13th2016 Big Ten Championships Finish: 13th/10.5 points2016 NCAA Championships Finish: 69th/0.0 pointsLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/5NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 1/0

PROGRAM INFORMATIONNational Championships (1): 1967Big Ten Championships (8): 1961, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972National Champions: 25Big Ten Champions: 68

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSWrestling Contact: Zach FisherOffice Phone: 517-355-2271Cell Phone: 517-896-2413Office Fax: 517-353-9636Email: [email protected]

Mailing Address: Breslin Student Events Center534 Birch Rd., Room Z-22East Lansing, MI 48824Website: msuspartans.comTwitter: @wrestlingmsu

SPARTAN WRESTLING QUICK FACTS HELLO JENISON Sunday’s home dual is the first four home meets in the month of January for the Spartans, including a stretch of hosting three home duals at Jenison Field House in a span of four matches. MSU will head to Evan-ston, Ill., to tangle with Northwestern on Friday, Jan. 13, before returning home to host Maryland on Sunday, Jan. 15. The Spartans will then host in-state foe Central Michigan on Friday, Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. at Jenison Field House as part of the annual “Tumbles and Takedowns” with the MSU gymnastics team, who will be competing with Minnesota.

SECOND SINGLE-MATCH DAY Sunday’s action is just the Spartans’ second single-match day, as MSU began the season with a pair of Opens, the Eastern Michigan Open on Nov. 5 and the Michigan State Open on Nov. 20, then had two duals in Pennsylvania on Nov. 26, competing at Bloomsburg and then heading down the road at Lock Haven. The Spartans then competed at the Nebraska Quad on Dec. 3, tangling with No. 7 Nebraska, then No. 25 Princeton before wrapping up against Drexel. MSU had its first single event day on Dec. 9 when the Spartans hosted No. 18 Minnesota before returning to multiple-match days with the Reno Tournament of Champions on Dec. 18. From here on out in the regular season the Spartans have single-match days before the Big Ten Champion-ships on March 4-5 in Bloomington, Ind.

SPARTANS TO WATCH• Redshirt junior 141-pounder Javier Gasca is MSU’s lone returning NCAA Championships qualifier … is 17-4 this season after having 15-match regular-season win streak snapped in loss to No. 11 Colton McCrystal of Nebraska on Dec. 3 ... Gasca has won five of last seven as part of winning 25 of last 30 regular-season matches dating back to last season ... ranked as high as No. 13 (TheOpenMat.com) as part of being in the top 20 in five different rankings ... tied for the team lead in wins (17), while ranking tied for second in falls (5), third in both technical falls (3) and dual wins (3) and fourth in major decisions (2) ... won back-to-back opens, first winning the Eastern Michigan Open with a perfect 5-0 record, collecting two falls along the way, then winning the Michigan State Open also with a perfect 5-0 mark ... now owns a career record of 46-22 … placed sixth at the Big Ten Championships … finished the season with a 21-10 record … led Michigan State in wins (21), falls (7), dual wins (9) and dual points (37) last season … last season began the year at 133 pounds and won the MSU Open on Nov. 15, 2015 … moved up to 141 pounds for the Michigan dual on Dec. 10, 2015 and stayed there ever since.

• Freshman Drew Hughes has a 17-2 mark, winning 12 of last 13 matches ... named Big Ten Wrestler of the Week on Dec. 20 for his performance in winning the 165-pound division of the Reno Tournament of Champions on Dec. 18 ... became the first MSU wrestler to earn the league’s weekly plaudit since Michael McClure earned the accolade nearly six years to the day, on Dec. 18, 2012 ... he capped off his steamroll to the finals with a 2-0 extra time upset of No. 12 Branson Ashworth of Wyoming, 2-0, which capped Hughes’ shutout streak for the day, winning his four matches by an average of 13-0, including the first three all on technical falls ... tops team in falls (7), dual wins (5), dual points (24) and technical falls (6), while sharing the team lead with overall wins (17) ... in addition to winning the Reno Tournament of Champions, also won the Michigan State Open at 165, with two falls along the way ... had five-match win streak halted with 2-1 loss to Nebraska’s Dustin Williams on Dec. 3 ... finished second at the EMU Open, losing an 8-4 decision to Logan Massa of Michigan in the final ... Got to the final with three falls on the day all under 1:45, finishing the day with a 4-1 mark.

• At 157 pounds, redshirt sophomore Austin Thompson is 17-8, sharing the team lead in wins ... has won six of last eight matches ... leads team in major decisions (5) and also shares the team lead in open tournament wins (14) ... had a five-match win streak earlier this season.

• Redshirt senior Nick Trimble returns to lineup at 149 pounds this season after redshirting the 2015-16 sea-son ... is 11-5 so far, having won nine of last 12 bouts, finishing second at the Reno Tournament of Champions ... second on team in dual wins (4), while ranking tied for second in dual points (13) and tied for fourth in major decisions (2) … started 17 of 18 dual meets in 2014-15, collecting 10 total wins, and has started all six duals this season, now starting 23 of last 24 duals with 17 total wins.

• Redshirt sophomore Austin Eicher transferred to MSU from Northern Illinois ... is 14-8 so far this season ... tied for second on team with in both dual points (13) and major decisions (3), while ranking tied for third in dual wins (3) and tied for fourth in wins (14) ... finished third at MSU Open … won the Mid-American Conference Championship at 133 pounds last season as a redshirt freshman … wrestled at the NCAA Championships … finished the season with a 19-13 record … defeated No. 25 Corey Keener of Central Michigan by 3-1 decision in sudden victory to become NIU’s first MAC gold medalist since 2011.

• Sophomore 197-pounder/heavyweight Jacob Cooper is tied for second on team in falls (4) ... was second at the MSU Open, getting to final with falls in all three preliminary matches before losing 5-4 decision in final ... posted a five-match Big Ten dual winning streak during the middle of last season … was third on the team in dual points a year ago with 21.


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Name Wt. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last SchoolAngus Arthur 197 SO Laingsburg, Mich./St. Johns/Adrian CollegeDrew Barnes 174 R-SR Dexter, Mich./DexterMark Bozzo 157 R-SO DeWitt, Mich./St. JohnsJwan Britton 141 FR Muskegon, Mich./WhitehallJacob Cooper 197/Hwt SO Albion, Mich./SpringportEthan Curtin 125 FR Holland, Mich./West OttawaAustin Eicher 133 R-SO Fenton, Mich./ Fenton/Northern IllinoisDillon Ellsworth 157 R-FR North Branch, Mich./Lapeer EastJavier Gasca 141 R-JR Kingsburg, Calif./KingsburgLogan Griffin 125 R-FR Erie Township, Mich./Erie MasonLucas Hall 125 FR Lowell, Mich./LowellAustin Hiles 157 FR Brecksville, Ohio/BrecksvilleAlex Hrisopoulos 141 FR Shelby Township, Mich./OxfordDrew Hughes 165 FR Lowell, Ind./LowellKole Krauss 133 FR Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Catholic CentralDanny Kruse 174 FR Lowell, Mich./LowellMatt Lloyd Hwt FR Lansing, Mich./Grand LedgeWesley Maskill 184 R-SO Oxford, Mich./OxfordNick May 184 FR Kalamazoo, Mich./Loy NorrixMatt Okaiye 197 R-SO Waterford, Mich./Waterford KetteringChristian Rebottaro Hwt FR Scotts Valley, Calif./Monte Vista ChristianJackson Renicker 141 FR Brighton, Mich./BrightonLogan Ritchie 165 R-FR New Boston, Mich./HuronMitch Rogaliner 125 R-JR Temperance, Mich./BedfordJimmy Russell 197 R-SO Waterford, Mich./Detroit Catholic CentralJulian Saldana 125 FR Melvindale, Mich./MelvindaleMatt Santos 133 FR Saginaw, Mich./Swan ValleyShwan Shadaia 184 R-SO Rochester Hills, Mich./RochesterAustin Thompson 157 R-SO Marysville, Mich./MarysvilleNick Trimble 149 R-SR Sparta, Mich./SpartaJake Tucker 149 FR Lowell, Ind./Mt. Carmel (Ill.)Dean Vettese 174 R-JR Troy, Mich./Rochester

2016-17 MICHIGAN STATE ROSTER AROUND THE BIG TEN

2016-17 BIG TEN STANDINGS (as of 12/19/16) Conf. OverallMinnesota 2-0 1.000 3-1 .750Nebraska 1-0 1.000 7-0 1.000Iowa 1-0 1.000 5-0 1.000Ohio State 1-0 1.000 5-0 1.000Wisconsin 1-0 1.000 3-0 1.000Rutgers 1-0 1.000 6-1 .857Penn State 0-0 .000 4-0 1.000Illinois 0-0 .000 1-0 1.000Michigan 0-1 .000 3-1 .750Northwestern 0-1 .000 5-2 .714Indiana 0-1 .000 7-3 .700Purdue 0-1 .000 4-2 .667 Maryland 0-1 .000 2-5 .286Michigan State 0-2 .000 2-4 .333

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SPARTANS IN THE RANKINGS• Junior Javier Gasca - 141 pounds No. 13 by TheOpenMat.com No. 14 by Flo Wrestling No. 16 by Win Wrestling Magazine No. 16 by Trackwrestling No. 16 by InterMat Wrestling

• Freshman Drew Hughes - 165 pounds No. 8 by TheOpenMat.com No. 15 by InterMat Wrestling No. 17 by Win Wrestling Magazine No. 23 by Trackwrestling

BIG TEN SCHEDULETHIS WEEK’S SCHEDULEMonday, Jan. 2Minnesota at Chattanooga’s Southern Scuffle

Friday, Jan. 6Iowa at Michigan * Illinois at Rutgers *Penn State at Minnesota *Ohio State at Wisconsin *

Sunday, Jan. 8Iowa at Michigan State *Illinois at Maryland *Navy at MarylandRutgers at Ohio State *Penn State at Nebraska *Purdue at Northwestern *



PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

125: Mitch Rogaliner (ROE-guh-LINER)

Julian Saldana (Sall-DON-uh)

133: Austin Eicher (Hiker without H)

141: Javier Gasca (GAS-cuh)

Jwan Britton (Juh-WAN Brit-in)

Alex Hrisopoulos (Her-sopp-oh-liss)

157: Mark Bozzo (bo-ZO)

174: Danny Kruse (Cruise)

Dean Vettese (vuh-TEECE)

184: Shwan Shadaia (SCHWAN) (shuh-DYE-uh)

Wesley Maskill (mass-kuhl)

197: Matt Okaiye (Oh-kie)

AC: Wynn Michalak (Muh-hall-lick)

MSU’S HUGHES EARNS BIG TEN WRESTLER OF THE WEEK PLAUDITSMichigan State wrestler Drew Hughes was named the Big Ten Conference Wrestler of the Week for his per-formance on Dec. 20 in winning the 165-pound division of the Reno Tournament of Champions on Dec. 18.

Hughes, a freshman from Lowell, Indiana (Lowell HS), becomes the first Michigan State wrestler to earn the league’s weekly plaudit since Michael McClure earned the accolade nearly six years to the day, on Dec. 18, 2012.

The Spartan freshman capped off his steamroll to the finals with a 2-0 extra time upset of No. 12 Branson Ashworth of Wyoming, 2-0. That win capped Hughes’ shutout streak for the day, winning his four matches by an average of 13-0, including the first three all on technical falls. Hughes opened with a bye in the round of 32, then won by an 18-0 technical fall over Lucius Van Rensburg of Southwest Oregon. The Spartan won his next two bouts by identical 16-0 technical falls, first over Luke Wilson of Cal Poly in the quarters, then over Hestin Lamons of Oklahoma State in the semifinals to set up his finals match-up with Ashworth, who entered the bout with a 22-2 record on the season. After a scoreless seven minutes of regulation, Hughes scored his winning two points on a takedown with just five seconds remaining the first extra period.

SERIES HISTORYIowa leads the all-time series, 37-15-2. Sunday is the first meeting since the 2014-15 season, on Dec. 6, 2014 in Iowa City.

QUICK LOOK AT OPPONENTNo. 3 IOWA (5-0, 1-0 B1G) - The Hawkeyes are 5-0 overall and 1-0 in B1G action entering Friday’s dual at No. 15 Michigan ... Iowa is coming off winning the 54th annual Midlands Championships last weekend with 150.5 points, behind three individual title winners: senior Thomas Gilman (125), junior Brandon Sorensen (149) and redshirt-freshman Michael Kemerer (157) ... Gilman was named the B1G Co-Wrestler of the Week for his performance as he recorded one pin, one major decision and three technical falls en route to the title ... In their lone B1G meet, the Hawkeyes topped Purdue, 34-3, on Nov. 27 ... Eight of the 10 wrestlers in the Hawkeyes’ projected lineup are ranked, including two No. 1’s as part of six in the top six ... Gilman is No. 1 at 125 (14-0 record) and senior Cory Clark is No. 1 at 133 (7-0 record) ... Sorensen (15-0) and Kemerer (16-0) are both No. 2 in their respective weight divisions, while senior Sammy Brooks is No. 6 at 184 (13-1) and sophomore Sam Stoll is No. 6 at 285 (5-1) ... Iowa head coach Tom Brands is in his 11th year at the helm of the Hawkeyes’ program with a 184-17-1 record ... Brands is in his 13th overall season as a head coach, amassing a record of 201-37-1.

Iowa Projected Lineup125: No. 1 Thomas Gilman (Sr., 14-0)133: No. 1 Cory Clark (Sr., 7-0) -OR- Phillip Laux (Jr, 8-7)141: Topher Carton (Sr., 15-2)149: No. 2 Brandon Sorensen (Jr., 15-0)157: No. 2 Michael Kemerer (R-Fr., 16-0)165: Joey Gunther (R-Fr., 16-0) 174: No. 13 Alex Meyer (Sr., 13-2)184: No. 6 Sammy Brooks (Sr., 13-1)197: Cash Wilke (R-Fr., 9-4)HWT: No. 6 Sam Stoll (So., 5-1) -OR- Steven Holloway (R-Fr., 5-5)

CHANDLER IN FIRST YEAR AS HEAD COACHMichigan State head coach Roger Chandler is in his 20th season on the Spartan wrestling staff, but his first as head coach, taking over the reins of the MSU program from longtime head coach Tom Minkel, who directed the program since 1991, and retired following his 25th season at Michigan State in 2015-16. Chandler is the ninth coach in the history of the program, which dates back to 1886 and has generated 25 NCAA Champions, 68 Big Ten Champions, eight Big Ten Championships and one NCAA Championship. While on the Spartan coaching staff, Chandler has helped produce 10 different All-Americans and six Big Ten Champions for a total of 22 All-America selections and nine Big Ten individual titles during his time at Michigan State. He also coached three-time All-American Franklin Gomez, who won a national title in 2009 at 133 pounds. In addition, he handles a variety of administrative duties for the program. Chandler, who began his coaching career as an assistant at MSU in 1997, was promoted to associate head coach in 2011.

NWCA/USA TODAY COACHES POLLRank Team Record Points Prev.1 Oklahoma State (11) 5-0 395 12 Penn State (5) * 4-0 388 23 Iowa * 5-0 365 34 Ohio State * 5-0 356 45 Missouri 3-1 326 56 Virginia Tech 5-1 317 67 Nebraska * 7-0 309 78 Cornell 4-1 290 89 Lehigh 5-1 267 910 NC State 3-1 254 1011 Rutgers * 6-1 235 1112 Illinois * 1-0 222 1213 Minnesota * 3-1 202 1314 Central Michigan 1-0 185 1515 Michigan * 3-1 183 1416 Stanford 2-1 162 1617 Wisconsin * 3-0 152 1718 Oklahoma 1-3 120 1819 Arizona State 1-1 113 1920 South Dakota State 4-2 98 2021 Appalachian State 7-1 83 2122 Northern Iowa 3-2 62 2223 Pittsburgh 4-2 53 2324 Virginia 4-2 30 2425 Drexel 7-2 19 25

Bold = MSU Opponent* = Big Ten Conference teamAs of 1/3/17



SPARTAN ASSISTANT COACHES• Former Spartan All-American Chris Williams is in the first year of his second stint on the MSU staff as an assistant coach. Williams had served as the head wrestling coach at Adrian College since November 2014, where he restarted the program and led the Bulldogs in their first season of competition in 31 years in 2015-16. He previously was an assistant coach at Michigan State, along with Chandler, for eight seasons (2005-13).• Former Central Michigan All-American and U.S. Senior Nationals Champion Wynn Michalak is in his first season as Spartans’ assistant wrestling coach. One of the most successful wrestlers in Central Michigan his-tory, Michalak was a four-time Mid-American Conference Champion (2005-08), three-time MAC Wrestler of the Year (2006-08), and a three-time NCAA All-American (2005, 2006, 2008), including a runner-up finish at 197 pounds in 2008. He won the 2015 U.S. Senior Nationals title at 97 kg/213 pounds on Dec. 19, 2015, in Las Vegas, and competed in the past two U.S. Olympic wrestling trials.

COACH CHANDLER SOUNDBITESON ENTERING THE SECOND HALF OF THE SCHEDULE AND RESUMING ACTION AFTER BREAK …“I thought we accomplished a lot of what we wanted and were looking for in that first half of the year. Now we’re getting into the money part of the season, which all leads to the Big Tens and NCAAs. We’re going to start seeing Big Ten teams week after week, and I think it’s important for our guys to start putting everything we’ve been working on into wrestling as a complete package. That means fundamental wrestling, battling through every position and competing for seven minutes. Overall, through the first part of the year, I think our guys did that in increments. As we went to Reno, there were a lot of positive signs of everything we’ve been working on.”

ON WHAT THEY WORKED ON OVER BREAK …“We worked on a lot of positional things. Obviously, everyone has their own personal things that they need to work on. As a team, we worked on a lot of staying in the hand fight, and trying to toughen ourselves up in those positions.”

ON FACING TOUGH COMPETITION RIGHT OUT OF THE BREAK ...“It’s all about opportunity. An opportunity to compete against a great program and you always know Iowa is go-ing to come ready to wrestle hard. It’s an opportunity for us to match their levels, and see what type of progress we’ve made as a program.”

ON OPENING STRETCH OF THREE HOME MEETS IN SPAN OF NEXT FOUR MATCHES ... “We’re in a good situation where we have a sense of normalcy, and know what to expect. We can prepare in our own environment, and nothing is new. We don’t have to anticipate unexpected things that come up in travel or glitches along the way. You get to go through your normal training cycle, get to sleep in your own bed, and all of those things. I think it’s a great opportunity for our guys to stay home for a while, and be able compete in front of their own fans.”

MSU HAS 11 LETTERWINNERS, 18 NEWCOMERS IN 2016-17 Michigan State returns 11 returning letterwinners from last season. MSU has 18 newcomers, including 17 freshmen and one transfer, sophomore Austin Eicher, who won the Mid-American Conference Championship at 133 pounds last season at Northern Illinois.

NCAA TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT GASCA RETURNS Headlining the Spartans’ 11 returners is junior Javier Gasca, who is MSU’s lone returning NCAA Tourna-ment qualifier from a year ago. Making his first appearance at nationals, Gasca lost in the first round to top-seeded Dean Heil of Oklahoma State, 4-1, in the afternoon session. Heil (29-1), who won the Big 12 title, used a takedown one minute into the match to secure a lead he would not relinquish. In the wrestleback bracket during the evening session, Gasca dropped a 7-3 decision to Princeton’s Jordan Laster (23-13). Gasca, who placed sixth at the Big Ten Championships, closed the season with a 21-10 record. Gasca led Michigan State in wins (21), falls (7), dual wins (9) and dual points (37) last season.

LAST TIME OUT: SPARTANS FINISH SECOND AT RENO; HUGHES WINS AT 165RENO, Nevada -- Michigan State wrestling finished in second-place at the prestigious 22nd annual Reno Tournament of Champions boosted by freshman Drew Hughes winning at 165 pounds as part of seven top-five finishes on Dec. 18 at the Reno Events Center.

The Spartans ended with 129 points, with one place each in first through third to go with two fourth-place finish-es and two fifth-places. No. 1 Oklahoma State won the team title with 146.5 points, also having seven top-five finishes, getting two individual wins, one second-place, three third-places and one fifth-place. Wyoming, who is ranked tied for No. 28 in the Trackwrestling rankings, was third with 122.5 points. Cal Poly was fourth with 82.5 points, followed by Oregon State with 68 points. Oregon State was No. 25 in the recent Trackwrestling rankings. No. 16 Stanford was sixth with 64.5 points.

TEAM LEADERSWins 1. Javier Gasca (17) Drew Hughes (17) Austin Thompson (17)4. Logan Griffin (14) Austin Eicher (14)

Falls1. Drew Hughes (7)2. Logan Griffin (5) Javier Gasca (5) Alex Hrisopoulous (5) Jacob Cooper (5)

Technical Falls1. Drew Hughes (6)2. Mitch Rogaliner (5)3. Javier Gasca (3)4. Austin Thompson (2) Jwan Britton (2)

Major Decisions1. Austin Thompson (5)2. Logan Griffin (3) Austin Eicher (3)4. Jwan Britton (2) Javier Gasca (2) Nick Trimble (2) Austin Hiles (2) Wesley Maskill (2)

Dual Wins1. Drew Hughes (5)2. Nick Trimble (4)3. Austin Eicher (3) Javier Gasca (3) Austin Thompson (3)6. Logan Griffin (2) Shwan Shadaia (2) Matt Okaiye (2) Dual Points1. Drew Hughes (24)2. Austin Eicher (13) Nick Trimble (13)4. Javier Gasca (11)5. Austin Thompson (9) Matt Okaiye (9)

Open Tournament Wins1. Javier Gasca (14) Austin Thompson (14)2. Drew Hughes (12) Logan Griffin (12) Jwan Britton (12)

* Redshirting



Hughes’ win was one of the Spartans’ five top-five finishes in the team portion on the day. In addition to Hughes, senior Nick Trimble was second at 149, redshirt-freshman Logan Griffin was third at 125, redshirt-sophomore Austin Eicher was fourth at 133, sophomore Jacob Cooper was fourth at heavyweight, redshirt-junior Javier Gasca was fifth at 141 and redshirt-sophomore Austin Thompson was fifth at 157. Redshirt-sophomore Wesley Maskill was also fourth at 184 pounds, but his results were non-counting toward MSU’s team score.

Hughes capped off his steamroll to the finals with a 2-0 extra time upset of No. 12 Branson Ashworth of Wyo-ming, 2-0 in extra time. That win capped Hughes’ shutout streak for the day, winning his four matches by an average of 13-0. The Spartan opened with a bye in the round of 32, then won by an 18-0 technical fall over Lucius Van Rensburg of Southwest Oregon. Hughes won his next two bouts by identical 16-0 technical falls, first over Luke Wilson of Cal Poly in the quarters, then over Hestin Lamons of Oklahoma State in the semifinals to set up his finals match-up with Ashworth, who entered the bout with a 22-2 record on the season. After a scoreless seven minutes of regulation, Hughes scored his winning two points on a takedown with just five seconds remaining the first extra period.

Trimble opened with a 17-9 major decision over unattached wrestler Zechariah Bresser in the round of 32. In the round of 16, Trimble nipped Jone Blaylock of Oklahoma State, 5-3, with a sudden victory in the seventh period, after forcing extra time with a takedown with 10 seconds left. The Spartan had another tight bout in the quarterfinals with a 2-1 decision over Josh Cortez of Cal Poly, to advance to the semifinals. Trimble pinned Josh Reyes of Clackamas at 5:48 to move on to the finals and match-up with No. 11 Cole Mendenhall of Wyo-ming. Mendenhall pinned Trimble at 3:41 for the individual crown.

Griffin started his action at 125 by pinning unattached wrestler Michael Bresser at 3:58 in the round of 32, then logged a 14-2 major decision over Alex Hernandez-Figueroa of CSU-Bakersfield in the round of 16. The Spar-tan then suffered a 17-3 major decision to Ronnie Bresser of Oregon State in the quarters, before bouncing back with a pin at 2:40 over Gunnar Woodburn of Wyoming. Griffin reached the consolation semifinals with a 16-0 technical fall over Sean Nickell of CSU-Bakersfield. Griffin then pinned Michael Nguyen of Arizona State in the consolation semis, then posted a 2-0 decision over Zac Gentzler of Oklahoma State for third-place.

Eicher reached the quarters after a fall over Blake McNall of Clackamas in 54 seconds, just shy of his season quick pin time of 51 seconds. The Spartan then bettered that time with a 36-second pin of Lincoln Olson of Oklahoma State in the quarterfinals, before suffering a 4-3 loss to Drew Templeman of Wyoming in the semi-finals. Eicher rebounded with an 8-1 decision over Durbin Lloren of Utah Valley in the consolation semifinals then lost to Oklahoma State’s Mike Malgado, 8-3, in the third-place bout. Eicher now has four falls this season with three of them in under a minute.

Cooper reached the semifinals with a 5-2 decision over Nic Iverson of Cal Poly, a pin at 4:29 over Timothy Smith of Southwest Oregon and a 12-1 major decision over Southern Oregon’s Alejandro Sandoval. In the semifinals, Cooper was nipped, 1-0, by Oregon State’s Cody Crawford. The Spartan bounced back with a 6-4 decision over Spencer Empey from Cal Poly in the consolation semis before suffering a 3-0 decision to Utah Valley’s Jordan Karst in the third-place match.

Gasca had a bye in the round of 64, then topped Kurt Mode of Clackamas in a 16-0 technical fall at 4:34 in the round of 32. In the round of 16, Gasca pinned Tyler Schilling of Cal Poly at 5:47 to reach the quarterfinals, where he edged Trevor Willson of Utah Valley, 7-6 to advance to the semifinals. Gasca’s bid to reach his third Open final of the season came up short with a 7-5 decision to Boo Lewallen of Oklahoma State. The Spartan then wrestled another Oklahoma State wrestler, Tristen Moran, in the consolation semis for a spot in the 3rd-place match but Moran pinned Gasca at 2:27, and Gasca won the fifth-place bout by medial forfeit.

Thompson joined Gasca with a bye in the round of 64, then logged a 13-2 major decision over Boise State’s Joke Outuafi in the round of 32. After a 7-2 decision loss to Archie Colgan of Wyoming in the round of 16, Thompson rebounded with a 13-1 major decision over Southern Oregon’s Hunter Hodges that was the first of four-straight wins. Thompson then beat Chandler Michael from Southern Oregon in an 11-3 major decision, then pinned Jacob Thalin of CSU Bakersfield and posted a 7-4 decision over Jake Elliott of Wyoming. Thomp-son’s run was halted by a 10-0 MD loss to Davie Dolan in the consolation finals, before the Spartan bounced back by pinning Boise State’s Fred Green in 32 seconds in the fifth-place bout. Thompson’s two falls on the day surpassed his one pin entering the weekend and the 32-second pin is a new season best quick pin.

Maskill started his day with three wins, a 9-0 major decision over CSU Bakersfield’s Jacob Sieder, then pinned Ja-cob Richards from Pacific in 1:06, before a 9-6 decision over Boise State’s Will Tindal in the quarterfinals. Northern Colorado’s Dylan Gabel topped Maskill in a 15-2 MD, before Maskill rebounded with a 12-3 major decision over Mitch Woods in the consolation semis, but then Maskill lost to Colorado Mesa’s Austin Gaun in the third-place bout.

NEXT UP The Spartans head to Evanston, Ill., to tangle with Northwestern on Friday, Jan. 13, before returning home to host Maryland on Sunday, Jan. 15. The Spartans will then host in-state foe Central Michigan on Friday, Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. at Jenison Field House as part of the annual “Tumbles and Takedowns” with the MSU gymnastics team, who will be competing with Minnesota.

TRACKWRESTLING RANKINGSRank Team Team Pts1 Oklahoma State 104.52 Penn State * 102.53 Iowa * 88.54 Ohio State * 815 Virginia Tech 77.56 Nebraska * 617 Missouri 518 Cornell 449 Minnesota * 3810 Illinois * 3711 Lehigh 35.512 Wisconsin * 3513 Michigan * 3114 Arizona State 29.515 North Carolina State 2316 Stanford 2117 West Virginia 1918 Princeton 18.519 Rutgers * 1720 Central Michigan 1621 North Dakota State 15.5T22 South Dakota State 15T22 Virginia 1524 Northern Iowa 1425 North Carolina 13T26 Duke 11.5T26 Iowa State 11.5T26 Rider 11.529 Pittsburgh 10.530 Wyoming 10T31 Indiana * 8.5T31 Old Dominion 8.533 Edinboro 834 Oklahoma 7T35 CSU Bakersfield 5T35 Pennsylvania 5

Bold = 2016-17 MSU Dual Opponent* = Big Ten Conference teamAs of 1/4/17



RWRESTLING

Drew BarnesR-SR // 174Dexter, Mich.

Mark BozzoR-SO // 157DeWitt, Mich.

Jwan Britton141 // FRMuskegon, Mich.

Jacob CooperSO // 197/Hwt.Albion, Mich.

Ethan CurtinFR // FRHolland, Mich.

Austin EicherR-SO // 133Fenton, Mich.

Dillon EllsworthR-FR // 157North Branch, Mich.

Javier GascaR-JR // 141Kingsburg, Calif.

Logan GriffinR-FR // 125Erie Township, Mich.

Lucas HallFR // 125Lowell, Mich.

Austin Hiles157 // FRBrecksville, Ohio

Alex HrisopoulosFR // 141Shelby Township, Mich.

Drew HughesFR // 165Lowell, Ind.

Kole KraussFR // 133Grand Rapids, Mich.

Danny KruseFR // 174Lowell, Mich.

Matt LloydFR // Hwt.Lansing, Mich.

Wesley MaskillR-SO // 184Oxford, Mich.

Nick MayFR // 184Kalamazoo, Mich.

Matt OkaiyeR-SO // 197Waterford, Mich.

Christian RebottaroFR // Hwt.Scotts Valley, Calif.

Jackson RenickerFR // 141Brighton, Mich.

Logan RitchieR-FR // 165New Boston, Mich.

Mitch RogalinerR-JR // 125Temperance, Mich.

Jimmy RussellR-SO // 197Waterford, Mich.

Julian SaldanaFR // 125Melvindale, Mich.

Matt SantosFR // 133Saginaw, Mich.

Shwan ShadaiaR-SO // 144Rochester Hills, Mich.

Nick TrimbleR-SR // 149Sparta, Mich.

Jake TuckerFR // 149Lowell, Ind.

Dean Vettese174 // R-JRTroy, Mich.

Roger ChandlerHead CoachFirst Season

Chris WilliamsAssistant Coach10th Year

Wynn MichalakAssistant CoachFirst Season

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Anthony JonesAdministrativeAssistant

Austin HermanAthletic Trainer

Tiffani FrancoManager

Marisa HurManager

Macie SaldateManager

Austin ThompsonR-SO // 157Marysville, Mich.



Saturday, Nov. 26 • Bloomsburg Dual • Bloomsburg, Pa.Michigan State 31, Bloomsburg 12125: Willy Girard (BU) pinned Logan Griffin (MSU), 3:25; MSU, 31-12133: No. 20 Austin Eicher (MSU) pinned Matt Noble (BU), 1:30; MSU, 6-0141: No. 9 Javier Gasca (MSU) major dec. Grant Bond (BU), 10-0; MSU, 10-0149: Nicholas Trimble (MSU) dec. Nate Newberry (BU), 8-2; MSU, 13-0157: Austin Thompson (MSU) dec. Brendon Colbert (BU), 7-5; MSU, 16-0165: Drew Hughes (MSU) fall Reid Stanley (BU), 2:53; MSU, 22-0174: Shane Shadaia (MSU) dec. Trevor Allard (BU), 2-1; MSU, 25-0184: Kyle Murphy (BU) dec. Wesley Maskill (MSU), 7-3; MSU, 25-3197: Matt Okaiye (MSU) fall Tyler Worthing (BU), 2:10; MSU, 31-3285: Bruce Graeber (BU) dec. Jacob Cooper (MSU), 4-3; MSU, 31-6

Saturday, Nov. 26 • Lock Haven Dual • Lock Haven, Pa.Michigan State 24, Lock Haven 12125: Mitch Rogaliner (MSU) dec. Jake Field (LHU) 8-5 (OT); MSU, 3-0133: No. 20 Austin Eicher (MSU) major dec. Joe Ghione (LHU) 8-0; MSU, 7-0141: No. 9 Javier Gasca (MSU) dec. Ronnie Perry (LHU) 9-7; MSU, 10-0149: Nick Trimble (MSU) dec. Kyle Shoop (LHU) 4-3; MSU, 13-0157: Austin Thompson (MSU) dec. Kyle Hammond (LHU) 8-2; MSU, 16-0165: Drew Hughes (MSU) tech fall Jared Siegrist (LHU) 16-0 (4:30); MSU, 21-0174: Tyler Wood (LHU) dec. Shane Shadaia (MSU) 6-1; MSU, 21-3184: Shwan Shadaia (MSU) dec. Corey Hazel (LHU) 8-6 (OT); MSU, 24-3197: Tristan Sponseller (LHU) major dec. Matt Okaiye (MSU) 13-2; MSU, 24-7285: Thomas Haines (LHU) tech fall Jacob Cooper (MSU) 15-0 (7:00); MSU, 24-12

Saturday, Dec. 3 • Nebraska Dual • Lincoln, Neb.#7 Nebraska 35, Michigan State 3125: Tim Lambert (NEB) tech. fall Mitch Rogaliner (MSU), 16-1; NEB, 5-0133: No. 4 Eric Montoya (NEB) dec. Austin Eicher (MSU), 8-4; NEB, 8-0141: No. 11 Colton McCrystal (NEB) maj. dec. Javier Gasca (MSU), 12-4; NEB, 12-0 149: Nick Trimble (MSU) dec. Collin Purinton (NEB), 5-4; NEB, 12-3157: No. 8 Tyler Berger (NEB) maj. dec. Austin Thompson (MSU), 12-4; NEB, 16-3165: Dustin Williams (NEB) dec. Drew Hughes (MSU), 2-1; NEB, 19-3174: No. 17 Micah Barnes (NEB) maj. dec. Logan Ritchie (MSU), 13-2; NEB, 23-3 184: No. 4 TJ Dudley (NEB) tech. fall Shwan Shadaia (MSU), 17-2; NEB, 28-3197: No. 8 Aaron Studebaker (NEB) maj. dec. Matt Okaiye (MSU), 12-1; NEB, 32-3HWT: No. 17 Collin Jensen (NEB) dec. Jacob Cooper (MSU), 3-0; NEB wins, 35-3

2016-17 DUAL MEET RESULTS (2-4, 0-2 BIG TEN)

Dual 125 (3-3) 133 (3-3) 141 (3-3) 149 (4-2) 157 (3-3) 165 (5-1) 174 (1-5) 184 (2-4) 197 (2-4) 285 (0-6) Bloomsburg Griffin (L) Eicher (W) Gasca (W) Trimble (W) Thompson (W) Hughes (W) Sha. Shadaia (W) Maskill (L) Okaiye (W) Cooper (L) Lock Haven Rogaliner (W) Eicher (W) Gasca (W) Trimble (W) Thompson (W) Hughes (W) Sha. Shadaia (L) Shw. Shadaia (W) Okaiye (L) Cooper (L)Nebraska Rogaliner (L) Eicher (L) Gasca (L) Trimble (W) Thompson (L) Hughes (L) Ritchie (L) Shw. Shadaia (L) Okaiye (L) Cooper (L)Princeton Griffin (W) Eicher (W) Gasca (L) Trimble (L) Thompson (L) Hughes (W) Barnes (L Shw. Shadaia (W) Maskill (L) Cooper (L)Drexel Rogaliner (L) Eicher (L) Griffin (L) Trimble (L) Thompson (W) Hughes (W) Ritchie (L) Shw. Shadaia (L) Okaiye (W) Cooper (L)Minnesota Griffin (W) Eicher (L) Gasca (W) Trimble (W) Thompson (L) Hughes (W) Ritchie (L) Shw. Shadaia (L) Okaiye (L) Cooper (L)

STARTERS DUAL-BY-DUAL

Saturday, Dec. 3 • Princeton Dual • Lincoln, Neb.#25 Princeton 25, Michigan State 15125: Logan Griffin (MSU) maj. dec. Ty Agaisse (PRIN), 8-0; MSU, 4-0133: Austin Eicher (MSU) dec. Pat D’Arcy (PRIN), 5-1; MSU, 7-0141: No. 4 Matthew Kolodzik (PRIN) tech. fall No. 14 Javier Gasca (MSU), 16-0; MSU, 7-5 149: No. 18 Jordan Laster (PRIN) dec. Nick Trimble (MSU), 6-2; PRIN, 8-7157: Leonard Merkin (PRIN) dec. Austin Thompson (MSU), 11-10; PRIN, 11-7 165: Drew Hughes (MSU) maj. dec. Joe Tavoso (PRIN), 8-0; PRIN, 11-11 174: No. 16 Jonathan Schleifer (PRIN) maj. dec. Drew Barnes (MSU), 13-2; PRIN, 15-11 184: Shwan Shadaia (MSU) maj. dec. Kevin Parker (PRIN), 11-3; Tied, 15-15 197: No. 4 Brett Harner (PRIN) tech. fall Wesley Maskill (MSU), 18-3; PRIN, 20-15 HWT: No. 18 Ray O’Donnell (PRIN) tech. fall Jacob Cooper (MSU), 16-0; PRIN wins, 25-15

Saturday, Dec. 3 • Drexel Dual • Lincoln, Neb.Drexel 25, Michigan State 9125: Zack Fuentes (DU) dec. Mitch Rogaliner (MSU), 5-3; DU, 3-0133: No. 14 Kevin Devoy Jr. (DU) maj. dec. Austin Eicher (MSU), 16-7; DU, 7-0141: David Pearce (DU) fall Logan Griffin (MSU), 2:40; DU, 13-0149: No. 11 Matthew Cimato (DU) dec. Nick Trimble (MSU), 2-0; DU, 16-0157: Austin Thompson (MSU) dec. Willie Davis (DU), 5-3; DU, 16-3165: Drew Hughes (MSU) dec. Austin Rose (DU), 3-2; DU, 16-6174: Ebed Jarrell (DU) dec. Logan Ritchie (MSU), 8-1; DU, 19-6184: Alex DeCiantis (DU) dec. Shwan Shadaia (MSU), 6-3; DU, 22-6 197: Matt Okaiye (MSU) dec. Josh Murphy (DU), 7-6; DU, 22-9HWT: Joey Goodhart (DU) dec. Jacob Cooper (MSU), 3-0; DU wins, 25-9

Friday, Dec. 9 • Minnesota Dual • East Lansing, Mich.No. 18 Minnesota 20, Michigan State 17125: Logan Griffin (MSU) dec. Skyler Petry (MINN), 9-3; Tied, 3-3133: No. 17 Mitch McKee (MINN) dec. Austin Eicher (MSU), 9-3; MINN leads, 6-3141: No. 12 Javier Gasca (MSU) major dec. Gannon Volk (MINN), 11-1; MSU leads, 7-6149: Nick Trimble (MSU) major dec. James Berg (MINN), 12-4; MSU leads, 11-6 157: No. 12 Jake Short (MINN) dec. Austin Thompson (MSU), 4-2; MSU leads, 11-9 165: Drew Hughes (MSU) fall Brandon Kingsley (MINN), 4:51; MSU leads, 17-9174: No. 16 Nick Wanzek (MINN) major dec. Logan Ritchie (MSU), 14-3; MSU leads, 17-13184: Bobby Steveson (MINN) dec. Shwan Shadaia (MSU), 8-5; MSU leads, 17-16197: No. 2 Brett Pfarr (MINN) maj. dec. Matt Okaiye (MSU), 16-5; MINN wins match, 20-17HWT: No. 6 Michael Kroells (MINN) dec. Jacob Cooper (MSU), 1-0; MINN leads 3-0

2016-17 STATISTICS (AS OF DEC. 19)Name Wt. Overall Record Duals Dual Pts. Tournaments Falls Tech. Falls Maj. Dec. QP

Ethan Curtin 125 1-8 0-0 0 1-8 0 0 0 --Logan Griffin 125 14-6 2-2 7 12-4 5 1 3 0:43Lucas Hall 125 6-3 0-0 0 6-3 2 0 1 3:36Mitch Rogaliner 125 10-8 1-2 3 9-6 2 5 1 2:34Julian Saldana 125 4-6 0-0 0 4-6 1 0 1 1:17

Austin Eicher 133 14-8 3-3 13 11-5 4 0 3 0:36Kole Krauss 133 7-6 0-0 0 7-6 2 1 0 2:32Matt Santos 133 3-4 0-0 0 3-4 0 0 0 0:59

Jwan Britton 141 12-6 0-0 0 12-6 0 2 2 --Javier Gasca 141 17-4 3-2 11 14-2 5 3 2 1:59Alex Hrisopoulos 141 8-9 0-0 0 8-9 5 0 1 6:07Jackson Renicker 141 3-6 0-0 0 3-6 0 0 0 5:24

Nick Trimble 149 11-5 4-2 13 7-3 1 0 2 5:48Jake Tucker 149 8-6 0-0 0 8-6 3 1 1 1:13

Mark Bozzo 157 3-3 0-0 0 3-3 1 0 1 1:04Dillon Ellsworth 157 2-4 0-0 0 2-4 0 0 0 --Austin Hiles 157 10-8 0-0 0 10-8 2 0 2 1:28Austin Thompson 157 17-8 3-3 9 14-5 3 2 5 0:32

Drew Hughes 165 17-2 5-1 24 12-1 7 6 1 0:46Logan Ritchie 165/174 3-6 0-3 0 3-3 1 0 0 6:12

Drew Barnes 174 6-7 0-1 0 6-6 3 0 1 0:59Danny Kruse 174 4-8 0-0 0 4-8 1 0 1 4:50Dean Vettese 174 0-4 0-0 0 0-4 0 0 0 --

Wesley Maskill 184/197 7-8 0-2 0 7-6 1 0 2 1:06Nick May 184 6-7 0-0 0 6-7 0 0 1 --Shwan Shadaia 184 6-9 2-3 7 4-6 2 0 2 1:07

Matt Okaiye 197 5-5 2-3 9 3-2 1 0 0 2:10Jimmy Russell 197 1-6 0-0 0 1-6 0 0 1 --

Jacob Cooper 197/Hwt. 9-11 0-6 0 9-5 5 0 1 0:12Matt Lloyd Hwt. 3-6 0-0 0 3-6 1 0 0 1:57Christian Rebottaro Hwt. 8-6 0-0 0 8-6 0 0 0 --

2016-17 Tournament PlacewinnersName Wt. EMU Open MSU Open UNI Open Reno TOCLucas Hall 125 5th 6th Logan Griffin 125 6th 3rdAustin Eicher 133 3rd 4thJwan Britton 141 4th 4th 6th Javier Gasca 141 1st 1st 5thNick Trimble 149 5th 2ndJake Tucker 149 6th Mark Bozzo 157 6th Austin Hiles 157 6th Austin Thompson 157 5th 4th 5thDrew Hughes 165 2nd 1st 1stNick May 184 6th Matt Okaiye 197 6th Jacob Cooper Hwt. 2nd 4thChristian Rebottaro Hwt. 5th

OPPONENT EVENT W/L RESULT

INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS

125Ethan Curtin Brent Fleetwood (Central Michigan) EMU Open L Fall, 0:531-8 overall Kristopher Hill (Eastern Michigan) EMU Open W 5-41-8 tournaments Deven Perez (Central Michigan) EMU Open L 9-7 Deven Perez (Central Michigan) MSU Open L Fall, 6:04 Romelle Person (Notre Dame College) MSU Open L 9-4 Jonathan Marmolejo (Iowa State) UNI Open L TF, 17-0 Tanner Rohweder (Northern Iowa) UNI Open L Fall, 5:00 Robert Marcampolis (Notre Dame College) Cleveland State Open L TF, 17-2 Spencer Dusi (Cleveland State) Cleveland State Open L Fall, 4:11

Logan Griffin Deven Perez (Central Michigan) EMU Open W 3-214-6 overall NathanielStubblefield(Tiffin) EMUOpen W Fall,3:262-2 duals Ben Thornton (Purdue) EMU Open L 5-312-4 tournaments Brock Hudkins (Northern Illinois) EMU Open W 8-2^ = 141 pounds Drew Hildebrandt (Central Michigan) EMU Open W 2-0 Bobby Smith (Unattached) MSU Open W MD, 13-3 Brock Hudkins (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L 6-5 Ana Abduljelil (Indianapolis) MSU Open W Fall, 0:43 Deven Perez (Central Michigan) MSU Open L 9-4 Willy Girard (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual L Fall, 3:25 Ty Agaisse (Princeton) Nebraska Quad W MD, 8-0 David Pearce (Drexel) ^ Nebraska Quad L Fall, 2:40 Skyler Petry (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual W 9-3 Michael Bresser (Unattached) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 3:58 AlexHernandez-Figueroa(CSUBakersfield) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 14-2 Ronnie Bresser (Oregon State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 17-3 Gunnar Woodburn (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 2:40 SeanNickell(CSUBakersfield) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 16-0 Michael Nguyen (Arizona State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 3:41 Zac Gentzler (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 2-0

Lucas Hall Devin Schroder (Purdue) EMU Open W Fall, 3:366-3 overall Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern) EMU Open L 6-46-3 tournaments Deven Perez (Central Michigan) EMU Open W MD, 14-2 Devin Schroder (Purdue) EMU Open W 8-2 LoganGriffin(MichiganState) EMUOpen W FF Ivan McClay (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 3-2 Drew Hildebrandt (Central Michigan) MSU Open W Fall, 6:10 Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern) MSU Open L 3-1 Deven Perez (Central Michigan) MSU Open L Inj., 1:25

Mitch Rogaliner Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern) EMU Open L MD, 14-410-8 overall Brock Hudkins (Northern Illinois) EMU Open L 7-21-2 duals Romelle Person (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W TF, 19-49-6 tournaments Benny Gomez (Muskego) MSU Open W Fall, 4:25 Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern) MSU Open L MD, 13-3 Kirk Johansen (Northern Illinois) MSU Open W MD, 12-3 Drew Hildebrandt (Central Michigan) MSU Open L 3-2 Jake Field (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W 8-5 (OT) Tim Lambert (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L TF, 16-1 Zack Fuentes (Drexel) Nebraska Quad L 3-0 Gabe Townsell (Stanford) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 6-5 Oscar Bulaqui (Simon Fraser) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 16-1 AlexHernandez-Figueroa(CSUBakersfield) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 23-7 David Gonzalez (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 20-3 Sean Williams (Fresno State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 10-4 Kegan Calkins (Oregon State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 18-2 Zac Gentzler (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 8-2 Michael Nguyen (Arizona State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 2:34

Julian Saldana Austin Assad (Michigan) EMU Duals L Fall, 4:544-6 overall LandonElliot(Tiffin) EMUDuals W MD,19-64-6 tournaments Devin Schroder (Purdue) EMU Open L MD, 11-3 Benny Gomez (Muskego) MSU Open L 5-3 Romelle Person (Notre Dame College) MSU Open L 11-7 Louie Hayes (Virginia) Cleveland State Open L Fall, 1:40 John Chormann (Mercyhurst) Cleveland State Open W Fall, 1:17 Jake Ayers (Notre Dame College) Cleveland State Open W 5-3 Cameron Lathem (Cleveland State) Cleveland State Open W 4-3 Brendan Howard (Clarion) Cleveland State Open L 4-2



133 Austin Eicher Clay Ragon (Ohio State) EMU Open W Fall, 0:5114-8 overall Mario Guillen (Ohio) EMU Open L 7-63-3 duals Corey Keener (Central Michigan) EMU Open W 9-411-5 tournaments Devin Rogers (Findlay) EMU Open W MD, 13-5 Mike Labry (Ashland) EMU Open L 5-3 David Bavery (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 4-1 Matt Santos (Michigan State) MSU Open W MD, 8-0 Corey Keener (Central Michigan) MSU Open L 6-2 AlijahJeffery(NorthernIllinois) MSUOpen W 3-0 Ian Parker (Iowa State) MSU Open W 3-2 Matt Noble (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual W Fall, 1:30 Joe Ghione (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W MD, 8-0 No. 4 Eric Montoya (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L 8-4 Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) Nebraska Quad W 5-1 No. 14 Kevin Devoy Jr. (Drexel) Nebraska Quad L MD, 16-7 No. 17 Mitch McKee (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual L 6-3 Cruz Velasquez (Simon Fraser) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 6-0 Blake McNall (Clackamas) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 0:54 Lincoln Olson (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 0:36 Drew Templeman (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 4-3 Durbin Lloren (Utah Valley) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 8-1 Mike Magaldo (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 8-3

Kole Krauss Evan Hoshaw (Olivet) ^ EMU Open W 7-6 7-6 overall Luke Welch (Purdue) ^ EMU Open L MD, 15-67-6 tournaments HunterLangeloh(Tiffin)^ EMUOpen W Fall,6:46^ = 133 Tepra Wright (Northern Illinois) ^ EMU Open L 6-1& = 141 Tyler Walker (Notre Dame College) ^ MSU Open L MD, 10-2 Rosendo Beltran (Notre Dame College) ^ MSU Open W Fall, 2:32 David Bavery (Notre Dame College) ^ MSU Open W 5-4 Mitch Pawlak (Indiana Tech) ^ MSU Open L 9-3 Brendan Ryan (Virginia Tech) & Cleveland State Open W FF Kyle Henning (Unattached) & Cleveland State Open L 9-4 Matt Dowler (Edinboro) & Cleveland State Open W 3-2 Evan Myers (Clarion) & Cleveland State Open W 10-5 No. 18 Tyler Smith (Bucknell) & Cleveland State Open L TF, 16-0

Matt Santos Jerry Fenner (Ashland) EMU Open W SV-1, 8-6 3-4 overall Brendan Fitzgerald (Ohio State) EMU Open L Fall, 0:593-4 tournaments Tepra Wright (Northern Illinois) EMU Open W 7-3 Luke Welch (Purdue) EMU Open L MD, 17-6 Rosendo Beltran (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 6-1 Austin Eicher (Michigan State) MSU Open L MD, 8-0 Jarred Ganger (Notre Dame College) MSU Open L 9-3

141Jwan Britton Josh Davis (Lake Erie) EMU Open W 4-212-6 overall George Fisher (Michigan) EMU Open W 7-312-6 tournaments Javier Gasca (Michigan State) EMU Open L 11-4 Sal Profaci (Michigan) EMU Open L 7-4 Hunter Bray (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 8-3 Matthew Dowler (Edinboro) MSU Open W TF, 16-1 Dresden Simon (Central Michigan) MSU Open L MD, 15-4 Marty Margolis (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W MD, 17-7 Collin Vargo (Central Michigan) MSU Open W 4-1 Angel Velasquez (Northern Illinois) MSU Open W 6-3 Mason Smith (Central Michigan) MSU Open L 2-1 Gabe Moreno (Iowa State) UNI Open L Fall, 2:07 Daniel Polanco (St. Cloud State) UNI Open W TF, 17-1 Adam Hedin (St. Cloud State) UNI Open W 7-2 Patrick Spray (Wisconsin) UNI Open W MD, 9-1 Ryan Rodorigo (St. Cloud State) UNI Open W 8-5 Danny Murphy (Iowa) UNI Open W SV-1, 4-2 Carter Happel (Iowa) UNI Open L 8-3


INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTSJavier Gasca III Chandler Minnard (Ashland) EMU Open W Fall, 6:0317-4 overall Angel Velasquez (Northern Illinois) EMU Open W 6-13-2 duals Josh Wimer (Findlay) EMU Open W Fall, 4:4214-2 tournaments Jwan Britton (Michigan State) EMU Open W 11-4 Mason Smith (Central Michigan) EMU Open W 9-4 # Anthony Rubino (Northern Illinois) MSU Open W Fall, 1:59 Marty Margolis (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W TF, 17-1 Collin Vargo (Central Michigan) MSU Open W Fall, 6:59 Dresden Simon (Central Michigan) MSU Open W TF, 18-3 Kanen Storr (Iowa State) MSU Open W 9-5 # Grant Bond (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual W MD, 10-0 No. 16 Ronnie Perry (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W 9-7 No. 11 Colton McCrystal (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L MD, 12-4 No. 4 Matthew Kolodzik (Princeton) Nebraska Quad L TF, 16-0 Gannon Volk (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual W MD, 11-1 Kurt Mode (Clackamas) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 18-0 Tyler Schilling (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 5:47 Trevor Willson (Utah Valley) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 7-6 Boo Lewallen (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 7-5 Tristen Moran (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L Fall, 2:27 Requir Van Der Merwe (Stanford) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MF

Alex Hrisopoulos Sal Profaci (Michigan) EMU Open L MD, 11-18-9 overall Angel Velasquez (Northern Illinois) EMU Open L 8-78-9 tournaments Mitch Hmyak (Central Michigan) MSU Open W Fall, 6:07 Reiley Brown (Central Michigan) MSU Open L 5-1 Hunter Bray (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 3-1 Drew Walker (Notre Dame College) MSU Open L MD, 14-3 John Roddick (St .Cloud State) UNI Open W Fall, 2:44 Austin Nash (Purdue) UNI Open W MD, 8-0 Thomas Thorn (Minnesota) UNI Open L MD, 11-0 Gabe Moreno (Iowa State) UNI Open L MD, 9-1 Grant Marstolf (Indiana) Cleveland State Open W Fall, 0:50 Evan Cheek (Cleveland State) Cleveland State Open L TF, 18-0 Martin Margolis (Notre Dame College) Cleveland State Open W Fall, 5:55 Andrew Mehrholz (Virginia Tech) Cleveland State Open W 2-1 Collin Adkins (Kent State) Cleveland State Open W Fall, 1:40 Drew Walker (Notre Dame College) Cleveland State Open L 12-7

Jackson Renicker Kyle Todrank (Purdue) EMU Open L 7-23-6 overall AaronKilburn(Tiffin) EMUOpen W 5-33-6 tournaments Curtis Blackwell (Olivet) EMU Open W 15-13 Josh Wimer (Findlay) EMU Open L Fall, 5:24 Angel Velasquez (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L MD, 14-1 Isaac Eicher (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W 2-1 Andrew Frey (Indianapolis) MSU Open L SV-1, 4-2 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) Cleveland State Open L TF, 23-8 Andrew Mehrholz (Virginia Tech) Cleveland State Open L 12-8

149Nick Trimble Austin Holmes (Indiana) MSU Open W 5-111-5 overall Fernie Silva (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 9-44-2 dual Justin Oliver (Central Michigan) MSU Open L 6-37-3 tournaments Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) MSU Open L MD, 10-0 Fernie Silva (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 5-3 Nate Newberry (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual W 8-2 Kyle Shoop (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W 4-3 Collin Purinton (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad W 5-4 No. 18 Jordan Laster (Princeton) Nebraska Quad L 6-2 No. 11 Matthew Cimato (Drexel) Nebraska Quad L 2-0 James Berg (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual W MD, 12-4 Zechariah Bresser (Unattached) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 17-9 Jone Blaylock (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W SV-2, 5-3 Josh Cortez (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 2-1 Josh Reyes (Clackamas) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 5:48 No. 11 Cole Mendenhall (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L Fall, 3:41

OPPONENT EVENT W/L RESULT Jake Tucker Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) ^ EMU Open W 3-28-6 overall MichaelScreptock(Tiffin)^ EMUOpen L 6-48-6 tournaments Kent McCoy (Northern Illinois) ^ EMU Open W MD, 16-4^ = 149 Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) ^ EMU Open W 4-1& = 157 Steve Bleise (Northern Illinois) ^ EMU Open L 3-2 Brad Green (Northern Illinois) ^ MSU Open W Fall, 2:32 Gabe Morse (Northern Illinois) ^ MSU Open L Fall, 6:50 Max Fisher (Northern Illinois) ^ MSU Open W Fall, 1:13 Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) ^ MSU Open L 5-2 Ryan Mosley (Gardner-Webb) & Cleveland State Open L 5-3 KT Forsythe (Virginia Tech) & Cleveland State Open W 4-3 Joshua Walker (Gardner-Webb) & Cleveland State Open W TF, 16-0 Christian Bassolino (Bucknell) & Cleveland State Open W Fall, 1:51 Ryan Mosley (Gardner-Webb) & Cleveland State Open L 4-2

157Mark Bozzo Kyle Kaminski (Ohio) EMU Open W 5-33-3 overall Caden McWhirter (Northern Illinois) EMU Open L 6-03-3 tournaments Garrett Hall (Ashland) EMU Open L Fall, 3:33 Jon Watkins (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W MD, 15-3 Chase Hack (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W Fall, 1:04 ColinHeffeman(CentralMichigan) MSUOpen L MD,9-0

Dillon Ellsworth Alex Sepeda (Ohio State) EMU Open W 9-32-4 overall ColinHeffernan(CentralMichigan) EMUOpen L TF,22-62-4 tournaments MatteoLybarger(Tiffin) EMUOpen L 10-4 Anthony Agazarm (Ohio State) MSU Open L 11-6 Seth Elwood (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 6-3 Chase Hack (Indiana Tech) MSU Open L SV-1 7-5

Austin Hiles TrentJohannsen(Tiffin) EMUOpen W Fall,1:2810-8 overall AlexGriffin(Purdue) EMUOpen L TF,17-110-8 tournaments JJ Diven (Ashland) EMU Open W 12-7 Anthony DeCarlo (Ohio State) EMU Open W 6-5 Jake Ryan (Ohio State) EMU Open W MFF Colton Ullman (Ashland) EMU Open W 9-3 Austin Thompson (Michigan State) EMU Open L TF, 16-0 Chase Hack (Indiana Tech) MSU Open L 6-3 Brad Stewart (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W Fall, 2:16 Jon Watkins (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W 7-4 Anthony Agazarm (Ohio State) MSU Open W MD, 11-3 Chase Hack (Indiana Tech) MSU Open L 12-9 No. 6 Joey Lavallee (Missouri) UNI Open L Fall, 3:35 Ryder Punke (Illinois) UNI Open W 5-3 Daniel Kelly (Northern Iowa) UNI Open W MD, 9-1 Paden Moore (Northern Iowa) UNI Open L Fall, 1:34 Jake Ryan (Ohio State) Cleveland State Open L Fall, 1:19 Collin Boylan (Bucknell) Cleveland State Open L MD, 10-1



INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTSAustin Thompson JJ Diven (Ashland) EMU Open W TF, 17-017-8 overall Ben Schneider (Ohio) EMU Open W 7-23-3 duals Cole Wysocki (Purdue) EMU Open L 4-314-5 tournaments Kyle Kaminski (Ohio) EMU Open W MFF Mario Leveille (Purdue) EMU Open W 4-1 Austin Hiles (Michigan State) EMU Open W TF, 16-0 Richard Jackson (Kent State) MSU Open W MD, 10-0 Blake Montrie (Central Michigan) MSU Open W MD, 12-1 Caden McWhirter (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L 10-3 Chase Hack (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W Fall, 3:33 Andrew Shomers (Edinboro) MSU Open L 2-0 Brendon Colbert (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual W 7-5 Kyle Hammond (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W 8-2 No. 8 Tyler Berger (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L MD, 12-4 Leonard Merkin (Princeton) Nebraska Quad L 11-10 Willie Davis (Drexel) Nebraska Quad W 5-3 No. 12 Jake Short (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual L 4-2 JakeOutuafi(BoiseState) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 13-2 No. 13 Archie Colgan (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 7-2 Hunter Hodges (Southern Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 13-1 Chandler Michael (Southern Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 11-3 JacobThalin(CSUBakersfield) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 6:51 Jake Elliott (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 7-4 Davey Dolan (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 10-0 Fred Green (Boise State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 0:32

165Drew Hughes Haydn Kinjorski (Olivet) EMU Open W Fall, 0:4617-2 overall Peter Andreotti (Purdue) EMU Open W Fall, 0:545-1 duals Justin Kresevic (Ohio State) EMU Open W Fall, 1:4512-1 tournaments Cody Burcher (Ohio State) EMU Open W 5-4 Logan Massa (Michigan) EMU Open L 8-4 # Jake Weimer (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W TF, 18-0 Scottie Sopko (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W Fall, 1:49 Andrew Scott (Northern Illinois) MSU Open W Fall, 1:59 Issiah White (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 6-4 # Reid Stanly (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual W Fall, 2:53 Jared Siegrist (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W TF, 16-0, 4:30 Dustin Williams (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L 2-1 Joe Tavoso (Princeton) Nebraska Quad W MD, 8-0 Austin Rose (Drexel) Nebraska Quad W 3-2 Brandon Kingsley (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual W Fall, 4:51 Lucius Van Rensburg (Southwest Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 18-0 Luke Wilson (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 16-0 Hestin Lamons (Oklahoma State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W TF, 16-0 No. 12 Branson Ashworth (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W SV-1, 2-0

165/174Logan Ritchie Zach Fry (Indianapolis) ^ MSU Open W 8-43-6 overall Logan Parks (Central Michigan) ^ MSU Open L 8-30-3 duals Fritz Hoehn (Edinboro) ^ MSU Open W 10-23-3 tournaments No. 17 Micah Barnes (Nebraska) & Nebraska Quad L MD, 13-2^ = 165 Ebed Jarrell (Drexel) & Nebraska Quad L 8-1& = 174 No. 16 Nick Wanzek (Minnesota) & Minnesota Dual L MD, 14-3 Matt Mills (Stanford) & Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 6:12 Jordan Rogers (Oklahoma State) & Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 14-5 Andrew Morgan (Campbell) & Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 8-0



174Drew Barnes Justin Michaelson (Ashland) EMU Open W Fall, 0:596-7 overall Jacob Morrissey (Purdue) EMU Open L TF, 17-20-1 duals Christian Price (Ashland) EMU Open L 8-66-6 tournaments Austin Fowler (Unattached) MSU Open W Fall, 1:53 Brandon Kelley (Indianapolis) MSU Open W MFF Garrett Sutton (Michigan) MSU Open L MD, 22-8 Anthony Dailey (Notre Dame College) MSU Open L Fall, 5:26 No. 16 Jonathan Schleifer (Princeton) Nebraska Quad L MD, 13-2 Xavier Johnson (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 5:13 Chaz Polson (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 15-3 Josh Anderson (Boise State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 12-4 Matt Mills (Stanford) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 7-2 Kyle Pope (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L TF, 18-3

Danny Kruse HaydenBronne(Tiffin) EMUOpen L MD,15-54-8 overall Nathan Vandermeer (Findlay) EMU Open L 6-54-8 tournaments Jared Leidich (Eastern Michigan) MSU Open W 8-1 Jordan Atienza (Central Michigan) MSU Open L Fall, 1:53 Andrew Roberts (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W Fall, 4:50 Quinton Rosser (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L Fall, 4:16 Santonio Cathery (Wisconsin) UNI Open L 4-2 Shane Shadaia (Michigan State) UNI Open L 4-1 Kyle Inlander (Bucknell) Cleveland State Open W MD, 11-2 Cody Hughes (Virginia Tech) Cleveland State Open L 12-7 Zach Breeden (Mercyhurst) Cleveland State Open W 5-2 Dylan Barreiro (Kent State) Cleveland State Open L 13-6

Dean Vettese Andrew McNally (Eastern Michigan) EMU Open L Fall, 0:500-4 overall Jared Leidich (Eastern Michigan) EMU Open L MD, 14-40-4 tournaments Tyler Blagg (Muskegon) MSU Open L MD, 14-0 Austin Robbins (Indianapolis) MSU Open L Fall, 0:57

184 Nick May Mitchell Malott (Eastern Michigan) EMU Open W Inj 2:276-7 overall Tyler Hughes (Lake Erie) EMU Open L 3-26-7 tournaments Blake Reid (Purdue) EMU Open L MD, 12-0 Johnny Garcia (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W MD, 9-1 Dylan Dobzanski (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L 3-0 Duane Deerwester (Indianapolois) MSU Open W 3-1 Wesley Maskill (Michigan State) MSU Open W 5-2 Tony Vezzetti (Notre Dame College) MSU Open L 5-2 Cayden Whitaker (Indianapolis) MSU Open L 7-5 Alan Clothier (Appalachian State) Cleveland State Open L TF, 18-3 Colton Carroll (Cleveland State) Cleveland State Open W SV-1, 3-1 Jack Walsh (Unattached) Cleveland State Open W 8-2 Will Schany (Virginia) Cleveland State Open L Fall, 3:50

Shwan Shadaia Blake Reid (Purdue) EMU Open W SV-1 8-66-9 overall Dylan Dobzanski (Northern Illinois) EMU Open L 7-42-3 duals Bryce Gorman (Northern Illinois) EMU Open L 6-44-6 tournaments Chandler Updike (Indiana Tech) MSU Open W Fall, 1:07 Cayden Whitaker (Indianapolis) MSU Open L 8-2 Wesley Maskill (Michigan State) MSU Open L 4-3 Corey Hazel (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual W 8-6 (OT) No. 4 TJ Dudley (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L TF, 17-2 Kevin Parker (Princeton) Nebraska Quad W MD, 13-2 Alex DeCiantis (Drexel) Nebraska Quad W 6-3 Bobby Steveson (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual L 8-5 Adam Rateb (Oregon State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 6:22 DomDucharme(CSUBakersfield) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 12-3 Ben Stroh (Montana State-Northern) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 5-3 Mitch Woods (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 5-1



184/197Wesley Maskill Tanner Lynde (Purdue) ^ EMU Open W MFF7-8 overall Domenic Abounader (Michigan) ^ EMU Open L TF, 15-00-2 duals Michael Aldrich (Northern Illinois) ^ EMU Open L 6-47-6 tournaments Tony Vezzetti (Notre Dame College) ^ MSU Open W 4-3^ = 184 Tyler Scott (Indianapolis) ^ MSU Open W 5-2& = 197 Shwan Shadaia (Michigan State) ^ MSU Open W 4-3 Nick May (Michigan State) ^ MSU Open L 5-2 Kyle Murphy (Bloomsburg) ^ Bloomsburg Dual L 7-3 No. 4 Brett Harner (Princeton) & Nebraska Quad L TF, 18-3 JacobSieder(CSUBakersfield)^ Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 9-0 JacobRichards(Pacific)^ Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 1:06 Will Tindal (Boise State) ^ Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 9-6 Dylan Gabel (Northern Colorado) ^ Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 15-2 Mitch Woods (Cal Poly) ^ Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 12-3 Austin Guan (Colorado Mesa) ^ Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 16-7

197Matt Okaiye Jake Kleimola (Indiana) MSU Open W 9-45-5 overall Landon Pelham (Central Michigan) MSU Open L Fall, 2:022-3 duals Max Ihry (Northern Illinois) MSU Open W 10-43-2 tournaments Jordan Collins (Indianapolis) MSU Open W 12-9 Shawn Scott (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L Fall, 1:38 Tyler Worthing (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual W Fall, 2:10 Tristan Sponseller (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual L MD, 13-2 No. 8 Aaron Studebaker (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L MD, 12-1 Josh Murphy (Drexel) Nebraska Quad W 7-6 No. 2 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual L MD, 16-5

Jimmy Russell Christian Brunner (Purdue) EMU Open L MD, 12-01-6 overall Devin King (Ohio) EMU Open L TF, 19-41-6 tournaments Baker Hadwan (Muskegon) MSU Open L 9-1 Jordan Collins (Indianapolis) MSU Open L MD, 12-4 Wyatt Koelling (Missouri) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 1-0 TJ Hall (Boise State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 12-4 John Morin (Unattached) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 2-0

285Jacob Cooper Caleb Gossett (Northern Illinois) EMU Open L 7-29-11 overall DavidHenson(Tiffin) EMUOpen W Fall,0:120-6 duals Seth Brennoock (Unattached) EMU Open W 6-49-5 tournaments Shawn Streck (Purdue) EMU Open L 10-4 Robert Eineder (Muskegon) MSU Open W Fall, 0:47 Gary Traub (Ohio State) MSU Open W Fall, 2:56 Luke Ready (Unattached) MSU Open W Fall, 4:13 Caleb Gossett (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L 5-4 Bruce Graeber (Bloomsburg) Bloomsburg Dual L Fall, 3:25 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) Lock Haven Dual L TF, 15-0 No. 17 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) Nebraska Quad L 3-0 No. 18 Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) Nebraska Quad L TF, 16-0 Joey Goodhart (Princeton) Nebraska Quad L 3-0 No. 6 Michael Kroells (Minnesota) Minnesota Dual L 1-0 Nic Iverson (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 5-2 Timothy Smith (Southwest Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W Fall, 4:29 Alejandro Sandoval (Southern Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W MD, 12-1 Cody Crawford (Oregon State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 1-0 Spencer Empey (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 6-4 Jordan Karst (Utah Valley) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L 3-0


INDIVIDUAL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTSMatt Lloyd David Sheldon (Ashland) EMU Open W Fall, 1:573-6 overall Kevin Koenig (Unattached) EMU Open L MD, 8-03-6 tournaments Brandon Houle (Lake Erie) EMU Open W MFF Jacob Aven (Purdue) EMU Open L MD, 14-5 Newton Smerchek (Central Michigan) MSU Open L Fall, 4:42 Kevin Koenig (Ohio State) MSU Open L SV-1 7-5 Austin Myers (Missouri) UNI Open L TF, 16-0 Frank Walsh (Northern Iowa) UNI Open L 6-2 Kameron Teacher (Notre Dame College) Cleveland State Open L MD, 8-0 Lou Maser (Seton Hill) Cleveland State Open W 5-3 Zach Schrader (West Virginia) Cleveland State Open L MD, 10-1

Christian Rebottaro JeffreyHenderson(HenryFordCollege) MSUOpen W 2-08-6 overall Caleb Gossett (Northern Illinois) MSU Open L 4-08-6 tournaments Brian Wagner (Indianapolis) MSU Open W SV-1 4-2 Vos Morrow (Notre Dame College) MSU Open W 8-5 Luke Ready (Unattached) MSU Open L Fall, 1:16 Matt Stencel (Central Michigan) MSU Open W MFF Rylee Streifel (Minnesota) UNI Open L 9-2 Blake Wolters (South Dakota) UNI Open W 6-4 Mike Hobbs (St. Cloud State) UNI Open L Fall, 1:30 Eric Fan (Eastern Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L MD, 13-4 Hunter Mullins (Wyoming) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 3-1 Timothy Smith (Southwest Oregon) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 2-0 Josh Parazoo (Oregon State) Reno Tourn. of Champs. W 4-3 Spencer Empey (Cal Poly) Reno Tourn. of Champs. L TF, 18-0

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