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M A R C H 1 7-1 9, 2 0 0 5 2004-05 BIG TEN WRESTLING ALL 11 SCHOOLS SET TO COMPETE AT 75TH NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS BIG TEN CONFERENCE WRESTLING CONTACT Jeff Smith, Assistant Director

bigten.org All 11 Big Ten schools will make their way to St. Louis, Mo., this weekend to compete in the 7 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.

Last year, placed runner-up, while tied for third. Four League squads -- (20), (2), (1) and State (1) -- have combined for 24 NCAA team titles over the years.

1 M A R C H , BIG TEN WRESTLING ALL 11 SCHOOLS SET TO COMPETE AT 75TH NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS BIG TEN CONFERENCE WRESTLING CONTACT Jeff Smith, Assistant Director of Communications jsmith@bigten.org Work: (847) ext. 142 Cell: (312) West Higgins Road Park Ridge, IL Phone: (847) Fax: (847) Website: All 11 Big Ten schools will make their way to St. Louis, Mo., this weekend to compete in the 7 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. The event will take place in the Savvis Center in downtown St. Louis, March Since 1991, the Big Ten has has one Conference team finish first or second each year. Last year, placed runner-up, while tied for third. Four League squads -- (20), (2), (1) and State (1) -- have combined for 24 NCAA team titles over the years., the newly-crowned Big Ten Champion, will look for its first team title this weekend. Big Ten wrestlers are represented well in each of the NCAA weight classes, including nine student-athletes seeded in the top three. The League has at least one wrestler seeded No. 3 or higher in seven of the 10 brackets. State s Nick Simmons earned a No. 2 seed at 125 lbs., while Kyle Ott is seeded third. Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Wrestler of the Championships, Mack Reiter of, earned a No. 3 seed at 133. s Josh Churella is also a three-seed at 141, while teammate Eric Tannenbaum is seeded fifth at 149. At 157, No. 1 Alex Tirapelle of and No. 2 Ryan Bertin of have their sights set on renewing their rivalry in the championship match. Bertin defeated Tirapelle for the 2003 NCAA title and clinched third in last year s tournament with a win over the Illini grappler. s Ryan Churella is the No. 2 seed at 165 and Pete Friedl of is the three-seed at 174. In the 184-pound division, Penn State s Eric Bradley leads all League wrestlers with the No. 4 seed, while s J.D. Bergman is the sixth seed at 197. In the heavyweight division, s Cole Konrad has earned the No. 2 seed. The Big Ten boasted three national champions last season as s Cliff Moore (141), s Damion Hahn (197) and s Tommy Rowlands (HWT) all won NCAA titles at their respective weights NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 7 ANNUAL NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS March 17-19, 2005 Savvis Center St. Louis, Mo. Hosted By: University of Missouri, Columbia & St. Louis Sports Commission Thursday, March 17 Session I Savvis Center 11 a.m. Session II Savvis Center 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 18 Session III Savvis Center 10 a.m. Session IV Savvis Center 6 p.m. Saturday, March 19 Session V Savvis Center 9:30 a.m. Session VI Savvis Center 4 p.m. ILLINOIS CAPTURES 2005 BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP IOWA CITY, IOWA - An adventure 53 years in the making was finally concluded for at the 2005 Big Ten Wrestling Championships. The Fighting Illini won their first Conference title since 1952 on March 6 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on the campus of the University of. In his 13th season in Champaign, Illini head coach Mark Johnson brought home the Big Ten title with a 130-point performance at this year's Championships. Coming in second was with points, followed by with 118, with 94.5 and and tied for fifth with 89 points. Rounding out the field was Penn State with 72.5 points, State with 70.5, with 68.5, with 38.5 and with At the conclusion of the Championships the Big Ten honored 's Ryan Bertin as Wrestler of the Year, 's Mack Reiter as Freshman of the Year and Wrestler of the Championships, and ' Mark Johnson as Coach of the Year. In addition, the All-Big Ten First and Second Teams were named with the First Team consisting of the champions from each weight class and the Second Team compiled of the runner-up in each division OVERALL STANDINGS Conference Record Overall Record W L T Pct. W L T Pct State BIG TEN WRESTLERS OF THE WEEK 11/11 Nick Simmons, MSU SO, 125, Williamston, Mich. 11/17 James Woodall, PSU SR, 149, St. Dupont, Pa. 11/23 T.J. Enright, OSU FR, 133, Galloway, Ohio 11/30 Bobbe Lowe, MINN SR, 125, Oak Grove, Mo. 12/8 Ryan Churella, MICH JR, 165, Northville, Mich. 12/15 Matt Nagel, MINN JR, 165, Frazee, Minn. 12/22 Joe Dubuque, IND JR, 125, Bloomfield, N.J. 12/29 No Selection 1/5 Jake Herbert, NU FR, 174, Wexford, Pa. 1/12 Mario Galanakis, IOWA JR, 133, Greenfield, 1/19 Tyrone Byrd, ILL JR, 197, Clinton, Ill. 1/26 Alex Tirapelle, ILL JR, 157, Clovis, Calif. 2/2 Mike Tamillow, NU FR, 184, Oak Park, Ill. 2/9 Mark Perry, IOWA FR, 165, Stillwater, Okla. 2/16 Willie Breyer, MICH JR, 197, Oxford, Mich. 2/23 Pete Friedl, ILL JR, 174, Orland Park, Ill. Brady Reinke, WIS SR, 184, Phillips, Wis. 3/2 R.J. Boudro, MSU JR, 174, Richmond, Mich. NATIONAL RANKINGS THE WRESTLING MALL 3/8/05 1 Oklahoma State 2 State 3 ILLINOIS 4 Nebraska 5 Lehigh 6 MINNESOTA 7 MICHIGAN 8 Oklahoma 10 Central 10 IOWA 11 Cornell University 12 WISCONSIN 13 Missouri 14 Arizona State 15 INDIANA 16 PENN STATE 17 NORTHWESTERN 18 Hofstra 19 Northern 20 West Virginia 21 Navy 22 Bloomsburg 23 Edinboro 24 Tenn-Chattanooga 25 Boise State W.I.N. MAGAZINE 3/8/05 1 Oklahoma State 2 ILLINOIS 3 State 4 Lehigh 5 MICHIGAN 6 Nebraska 7 Oklahoma 8 Central 9 MINNESOTA 10 Cornell University 11 IOWA 12 Northern 13 Arizona State 14 Missouri 15 WISCONSIN 16 Hofstra 17 INDIANA 18 MICHIGAN STATE 19 PENN STATE 20 NORTHWESTERN 21 West Virginia 22 Boise State 23 Edinboro 24 Army 25 Navy State

2 2005 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE 2 OF SEASON IN REVIEW FINAL TEAM STANDINGS Conference Matches All Matches W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 1. *# * State * Regular Season Dual Champion # Big Ten Champion (determined by end-of-year Championship) 2005 Big Ten Championships March 5-6 Carver Hawkeye Arena University of City, Place Score State lb Weight Class FINALS: Nick Simmons, MSU def. Kyle Ott, ILL D, 4-2 THIRD: Joe Dubuque, IND def. Adam Smith, PSU D, 7-2 FIFTH: Bobbe Lowe, MINN def. John Velez, NU D, 6-5 SEVENTH: Collin Cudd, WIS def. Brandon Tucker, PUR D, lb Weight Class FINALS: Mack Reiter, MINN def. Mark Jayne, ILL F, 4:36 THIRD: Tom Clum, WIS def. Mark Moos, MICH D, 4-3 FIFTH: Mario Galanakis, IOWA def. TJ Enright, OSU D, 5-4 SEVENTH: Bryan Heller, PSU def. Ryan Froese, MSU MD, lb Weight Class FINALS: Josh Churella, MICH def. Andy Simmons, MSU D, 2-1 THIRD: Cassio Pero, ILL def. Ryan Lang, NU D, 4-2 FIFTH: Alex Tsirtsis, IOWA def. Michael Simpson, IND MED DEF SEVENTH: Tommy Owen, MINN def. DeWitt Driscoll, PSU MED DEF 149-lb Weight Class FINALS: Eric Tannenbaum, MICH def. Craig Henning, WIS D, 3-2 THIRD: Ty Eustice, IOWA def. Darren McKnight, MSU D, 3-1 FIFTH: Quincy Osborn, MINN def. Isaac Knable, IND F, 6:16 SEVENTH: Doug Withstandley, PUR def. Jack Decker, PSU F, 6: lb Weight Class FINALS: Alex Tirapelle, ILL def. Ryan Bertin, MICH D, 4-3 THIRD: Joe Johnston, IOWA def. CP Schlatter, MINN D, 8-5 FIFTH: Brandon Becker, IND def. Colton Salazar, PUR M, 8-0 SEVENTH: Tyler Turner, WIS def. Nathan Galloway, PSU D, lb Weight Class FINALS: Ryan Churella, MICH def. Mark Perry, IOWA D, 6-5 THIRD: Matt Nagel, MINN def. Jake Donar, WIS M, 11-0 FIFTH: Max Dean, IND def. Donny Reynolds, ILL D, 3-2 SEVENTH: John DeCeault, PUR def. Bryan Harney, MSU D, lb Weight Class FINALS: Pete Friedl, ILL def. Jake Herbert, NU D, 4-3 THIRD: Brady Richardson, IND def. RJ Boudro, MSU MED DEF FIFTH: Kelly Flaherty, WIS def. Nick Roy, MICH D, 9-3 SEVENTH: Gabriel Dretsch, MINN def. James Yonushonis, PSU D, 5-4;TB1 184-lb Weight Class FINALS: Eric Bradley, PSU def. Brian Glynn, ILL D, 3-2 THIRD: Brady Reinke, WIS def. Paul Bradley, IOWA D, 4-3 FIFTH: Ben Wissel, PUR def. Roger Kish, MINN D, 4-3 SEVENTH: Joshua Weitzel, MICH def. Andy Rios, IND D, lb Weight Class FINALS: Matt Delguyd, NU def. JD Bergman, OSU D, 5-3;SV1 THIRD: Ryan Flaherty, WIS def. Philip Davis, PSU F, 1:38 FIFTH: Tyrone Byrd, ILL def. Nathan Moore, PUR D, 6-3 SEVENTH: Matt Koz, MINN def. Adam Fellers, IOWA D, 8-7;TB1 Hwt. Weight Class FINALS: Cole Konrad, MINN def. Pat DeGain, IND D, 4-1;TB1 THIRD: Greg Wagner, MICH def. Dustin Fox, NU M, 14-1 FIFTH: Matt Fields, IOWA def. Mike Behnke, ILL M, 12-3 SEVENTH: Joel Edwards, PSU def. Kirk Nail, OSU M, All-Big Ten Wrestling Team Big Ten Coach of the Year: Mark Johnson, Nick Simmons, MSU Pete Friedl, ILL Mack Reiter, MINN Eric Bradley, PSU Big Ten Freshman of the Year: Mack Reiter, Josh Churella, MICH Matt Delguyd, NU Eric Tannenbaum, MICH Cole Konrad, MINN Big Ten Wrestler of the Year: Ryan Bertin, Alex Tirapelle, ILL Ryan Churella, MICH Big Ten Wrestler of the Championship: Mack Reiter,

3 2005 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE 3 OF 6 T I c c c-25c c c-21-24c-25c-31-32c c State c Chicago T - team champions I - individual champions c - co-champions BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Four-Time Champions: Verne Gagne, MINN (175), 1947 (HWT), 1948 (191),1949 (HWT) Arnold Plaza, PUR , (121), 1948 (114 1/2) Joe Scarpello, IOWA (175) Tom Milkovich, MSU (134), (142) Mike DeAnna, IOWA (167) Ed Banach, IOWA (177), 1983 (190) Barry Davis, IOWA , (118), (126) Duane Goldman, IOWA (177), (190) Jim Heffernan, IOWA (155) Mark Ironside, IOWA (134) Three-Time Champions: Ed Davis, IND (HWT) Bob Emmons, ILL (135), (126) Wes Brown, NU (175) Don Ryan, WIS (155), (157) Norvard (Snip) Nalan, MICH (130) Dick Mueller, MINN , (125) Bob Konovsky, WIS (HWT) Max Pearson, MICH , (130) Mike Rodriguez, MICH (157) Fritz Kellerman, MICH , 1962 (137), 1961 (130) Bob Marshall, PUR , 1962 (137), 1961 (130) Bob Fehrs, MICH (123) Dale Anderson, MSU (130), (137) Mike Bradley, MSU (177) Greg Johnson, MSU (118) Jarrett Hubbard, MICH , 1974 (150) Pat Milkovich, MSU (126), 1976 (134) Chris Campbell, IOWA (177) Larry Zilverberg, MINN (158), 1976 (143) Lee Kemp, WIS (158) Dan Glenn, IOWA (118) Randy Lewis, IOWA (126), 1980 (134) Pete Bush, IOWA (190) Jeff Kerber, IOWA (134), 1984 (142) Jim Zalesky, IOWA (158) Lenny Zalesky, IOWA (142) Marty Kistler, IOWA (150), 1985 (158), 1986 (167) Rico Chiaparelli, IOWA (177) Royce Alger, IOWA (158), 1987 (167), 1988 (177) Brad Penrith, IOWA (126) John Fisher, MICH (134) Jon Llewellyn, ILL (HWT) Tom Brands, IOWA (126), (134) Terry Brands, IOWA (126) Troy Steiner, IOWA (142), 1993 (134) Chad Zaputil, IOWA (118) Kevin Randleman, OSU (167), (177) Sanshiro Abe, PSU (126) Lincoln McIlravy, IOWA (150) Kerry McCoy, PSU (HWT) David Morgan, MSU (118) Tim Hartung, MINN (190), 1999 (197) Doug Schwab, IOWA (141) T.J. Williams, IOWA (149) (157) Donny Pritzlaff, WIS (165) Most Consecutive Falls: 7 Dave Porter, MICH Fastest Fall (in seconds), All Matches: 23 Bart Chelesvig, IOWA, over Keith Bollman, ILL quarterfinals 25 Shawn Whitcomb, MSU, over George Fraher, PUR 1980 hwt. quarterfinals 29 Mark Churella, MICH, over Mark Obrycki, MINN lb. prelim. Fastest Fall (in seconds), Championship Match: 43 Mike Potts, MSU, over Al Jenson, MINN 1984 (HWT) 47 Ed Banach, IOWA, over Jim Kleinhans, WIS 1980 (177) 50 Jack Riley, NU, over Erickson, CHI 1931 (HWT) John Panning, MINN, over Bill Reinbolt, OSU 1973 (177) INDIVIDUAL HONORS WRESTLER OF THE YEAR 1986 Brad Penrith, IOWA Ed Giese, MINN 1987 Royce Alger, IOWA 1988 Royce Alger, IOWA 1989 Tom Brands, IOWA 1990 Dave Zuniga, MINN 1991 Jon Llewellyn, ILL Marty Morgan, MINN Matt Demaray, WIS 1992 Terry Brands, IOWA 1993 Troy Steiner, IOWA 1994 Cary Kolat, PSU 1995 Lincoln McIlravy, IOWA 1996 Mark Ironside, IOWA 1997 Mark Ironside, IOWA 1998 Mark Ironside, IOWA 1999 Tim Hartung, MINN 2000 Jeremy Hunter, PSU 2001 Eric Juergens, IOWA 2002 Ryan Lewis, MINN 2003 Steve Mocco, IOWA 2004 Alex Tirapelle, ILL 2005 Ryan Bertin, MICH FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1988 Keith Nix, MINN 1989 Tom Brands, IOWA 1990 Joey Gilbert, MICH Keith Davison, WIS 1991 David Nieradka, IND 1992 Jeff Walter, WIS 1993 Lincoln McIlravy, IOWA Cary Kolat, PSU 1994 Jeff McGinness, IOWA 1995 Jim Johnson, OSU 1996 Scott Schatzman, NU 1997 Jeremy Hunter, PSU 1998 Jamarr Billman, PSU 1999 Viktor Sveda, IND 2000 Jared Lawrence, MINN 2001 Tommy Rowlands, OSU 2002 Steve Mocco, IOWA 2003 Nick Simmons, MSU 2004 Matt Storniolo, PSU 2005 Mack Reiter, MINN COACH OF THE YEAR 1988 Dale Bahr, MICH 1989 J Robinson, MINN 1990 Joe McFarland, IND 1991 Russ Hellickson, OSU 1992 Andy Rein, WIS 1993 Dan Gable, IOWA 1994 J Robinson, MINN 1995 Dan Gable, IOWA 1996 Dan Gable, IOWA Tom Minkel, MSU 1997 J Robinson, MINN 1998 John Fritz, PSU 1999 J Robinson, MINN 2000 Jim Zalesky, IOWA 2001 Mark Johnson, ILL 2002 J Robinson, MINN Russ Hellickson, OSU 2003 Troy Sunderland, PSU 2004 Jim Zalesky, IOWA 2005 Mark Johnson, ILL WRESTLER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP 1989 Tom Brands, IOWA 1990 Dave Zuniga, MINN 1991 Jon Llewellyn, ILL Matt Demaray, WIS 1992 Terry Brands, IOWA 1993 Troy Sunderland, PSU 1994 Cary Kolat, PSU 1995 Kerry McCoy, PSU 1996 David Morgan, MSU 1997 Mark Ironside, IOWA 1998 Jeff McGinness, IOWA 1999 Jamie Heidt, IOWA 2000 Jody Strittmatter, IOWA 2001 Jared Lawrence, MINN 2002 Luke Moffitt, IOWA 2003 Chris Fleeger, PUR 2004 Alex Tirapelle, ILL Jacob Volkmann, MINN 2005 Mack Reiter, MINN Most Individual Champions (one tournament): State TEAM Most Consecutive Team Titles: 25 7 State 5 4 Most Team Falls (one tournament): Greatest Winning Margin by Champion: (200), State (81.5) (195.25), (105.25) (185), (104) (130.25), (49.75) (185), State (109.5) (169.75), (95) 1986 State

4 2005 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE 4 OF 6 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS T I App. School Years Participated State! # * Chicago T - team champions I - individual champions NCAA Championships in bold # won an unofficial championship in 1932! State statistics do not include competition prior to joining the Big Ten in * statistics do not include competition prior to joining the Big Ten in wrestling in ** (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) State (tie) (tie) (tie) NCAA TOP FIVE TEAM FINISHES State 1968 State 1969 State 1970 State 1971 State 1972 State State (tie) T- ** unofficial champions State

5 2005 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE 5 OF 6 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS T I App. School Years Participated State! # * Chicago T - team champions I - individual champions NCAA Championships in bold # won an unofficial championship in 1932! State statistics do not include competition prior to joining the Big Ten in * statistics do not include competition prior to joining the Big Ten in wrestling in ** (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) (tie) State (tie) (tie) (tie) NCAA TOP FIVE TEAM FINISHES State 1968 State 1969 State 1970 State 1971 State 1972 State State (tie) T- ** unofficial champions State

6 2005 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS PAGE 6 OF Pound 1928 Ralph Lupton, NU 2000 Jeremy Hunter, PSU 133-Pound 2000 Eric Juergens, IOWA 2001 Eric Juergens, IOWA 141-Pound 1999 Doug Schwab, IOWA 2000 Carl Perry, ILL 2004 Cliff Moore, IOWA 149-Pound 1999 TJ Williams, IOWA 2001 Adam Tirapelle, ILL 2002 Jared Lawrence, MINN 157-Pound 1954 Bob Hoke, MSU 1956 Larry TenPas, ILL 1960 Art Kraft, NU 2001 TJ Williams, IOWA 2002 Luke Becker, MINN 2003 Ryan Bertin, MICH 165-Pound 1938 John Ginay, ILL 1946 David Shapiro, ILL 2000 Donny Pritzlaff, WIS 2001 Donny Pritzlaff, WIS 2003 Matt Lackey, ILL 174-Pound 1999 Glenn Pritzlaff, PSU 184-Pound 2003 Jessman Smith, IOWA 197-Pound 1999 Tim Hartung, MINN 2003 Damion Hahn, MINN 2004 Damion Hahn, MINN Heavyweight 1931 Jack Riley, NU 1932 Jack Riley, NU 1935 Charles McDaniel, IND 1938 Charles McDaniel, IND 1940 George Downes, OSU 1941 Leonard Levy, MINN 1946 George Bollas, OSU 1949 Verne Gagne, MINN 1957 Robert Norman, ILL 1958 Robert Norman, ILL 1962 Sherwyn Thorson, IOWA 1966 Dave Porter, MICH 1968 Dave Porter, MICH 1981 Lou Banach, IOWA 1983 Lou Banach, IOWA 1986 Kirk Trost, MICH 1991 John Llewellyn, ILL 1994 Kerry McCoy, PSU 1996 Jeff Walter, WIS 1997 Kerry McCoy, PSU 2000 Brock Lesnar, MINN 2001 John Lockhart, ILL 2002 Tommy Rowlands, OSU 2003 Steve Mocco, IOWA 2004 Tommy Rowlands, OSU INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONS Events no longer contested Pound 1948 Arnold Plaza, PUR 115-Pound 1929 Joe Sapora, ILL 1930 Joe Sapora, ILL 1955 Terrence McCann, IOWA 1956 Terrence McCann, IOWA 118-Pound 1970 Greg Johnson, MSU 1971 Greg Johnson, MSU 1972 Greg Johnson, MSU 1977 Jim Haines, WIS 1982 Barry Davis, IOWA 1990 Jack Griffin, NU 1995 Kelvin Jackson, MSU 1997 Jessie Whiter, IOWA 121-Pound 1940 Robert Antonacci, IND 1949 Aarnold Plaza, PUR 123-Pound 1932 Joseph Puerta, ILL 1953 Dick Mueller, MINN 1954 Richard Govig, IOWA 126-Pound 1938 Alan Sapora, ILL 1972 Pat Milkovich, MSU 1973 Mark Massery, NU 1974 Pat Milkovich, MSU 1976 Jack Reinwand, WIS 1979 Randy Lewis, IOWA 1983 Barry Davis, IOWA 1985 Barry Davis, IOWA 1986 Brad Penrith, IOWA 1990 Terry Brands, IOWA 1992 Terry Brands, IOWA 1995 Jeff McGinnis, IOWA 1996 Sanshiro Abe, PSU 128-Pound 1939 Dale Henson, MINN 1950 Joe Patacsil, PUR 130-Pound 1953 Norvard Nalan, MICH 1954 Norvard Nalan, MICH 134-Pound 1932 Edwin Belshaw, IND 1977 Pat Neu, MINN 1980 Randy Lewis, IOWA 1985 Jim Jordan, WIS 1986 Jim Jordan, WIS 1990 Tom Brands, IOWA 1991 Tom Brands, IOWA 1992 Tom Brands, IOWA 1997 Mark Ironside, IOWA 1998 Mark Ironside, IOWA 135-Pound 1929 George Minot, ILL 1933 Patrick Devine, IND 136-Pound 1939 Archie Deutschman, ILL 137-Pound 1956 Jim Sinadinos, MSU 1961 Norman Yound, MSU 1967 Dale Anderson, MSU 1968 Dale Anderson, MSU 142-Pound 1972 Tom Milkovich, MSU 1974 Rick Lawinger, WIS 1976 Brad Smith, IOWA 1986 Kevin Dresser, IOWA 1992 Troy Steiner, IOWA 1993 Lincoln McIlravy, IOWA 1995 John Hughes, PSU 1996 Bill Zadick, IOWA 1998 Jeff McGinnes, IOWA 145-Pound 1939 Harold Nichols, MICH 147-Pound 1957 Simon Roberts, IOWA 150-Pound 1973 Jarrett Hubbard, MICH 1974 Jarrett Hubbard, MICH 1975 Chuck Yagla, IOWA 1976 Chuck Yagla, IOWA 1977 Mark Churella, MICH 1978 Mark Churella, MICH 1979 Bruce Kinseth, IOWA 1980 Andy Rein, WIS 1986 Jim Heffernan, IOWA 1990 Brian Dolph, IND 1991 Matt Demaray, WIS 1992 Matt Demaray, WIS 1993 Terry Steiner, IOWA 1994 Lincoln McIlravy, IOWA 1995 Steve Marianetti, ILL 1997 Lincoln McIlravy, IOWA 1998 Eric Seibert, ILL 152-Pound 1966 Dick Cook, MSU 1967 James Kamman, MICH 155-Pound 1930 Otto Kelley, MICH 1946 Bill Courtright, MICH 158-Pound 1928 Leslie Beers, IOWA 1932 Carl Dougovito, MICH 1975 Dan Holm, IOWA 1976 Lee Kemp, WIS 1977 Lee Kemp, WIS 1978 Lee Kemp, WIS 1982 Jim Zalesky, IOWA 1983 Jim Zalesky, IOWA 1984 Jim Zalesky, IOWA 1985 Marty Kistler, IOWA 1986 Jude Skove, OSU 1995 Ernest Benion, ILL 1996 Joe Williams, IOWA 1997 Joe Williams, IOWA 167-Pound 1951 Gene Gibbons, MSU 1966 Dave Reinbolt, OSU 1967 George Radman, MSU 1976 Pat Christenson, WIS 1979 Mark Churella, MICH 1986 Marty Kistler, IOWA 1987 Royce Alger, IOWA 1989 Dave Lee, WIS 1991 Mark Reiland, IOWA 1992 Charles Jones, PUR 1996 Daryl Weber, IOWA 1998 Joe Williams, IOWA 175-Pound 1934 Richard Voliva, IND 1935 Ralph Silverstein, ILL 1937 John Whitaker, MINN 1939 Chris Traicoff, IND 1940 Don Nichols, MICH 1947 Joe Scarpello, IOWA 1950 Joe Scarpello, IOWA 177-Pound 1958 Gary Kurdelmeier, IOWA 1959 Jim Craig, IOWA 1976 Chris Campbell, IOWA 1977 Chris Campbell, IOWA 1980 Ed Banach, IOWA 1981 Ed Banach, IOWA 1987 Rico Chiapparelli, IOWA 1988 Royce Alger, IOWA 1991 Marty Morgan, MINN 1992 Kevin Randleman, OSU 1993 Kevin Randleman, OSU 1998 Mitch Clark, OSU 190-Pound 1976 Evan Johnson, MINN 1978 Ron Jeidy, WIS 1982 Peter Bush, IOWA 1983 Ed Banach, IOWA 1986 Duane Goldman, IOWA 1988 Mark Coleman, OSU 1993 Rex Holman, OSU 1994 Joel Sharratt, IOWA 1997 Lee Fullhart, IOWA 1998 Tim Hartung, MINN 191-Pound 1948 Verne Gagne, MINN 1956 Kenneth Leuer, IOWA 1958 Kenneth Maidlow, MSU 1963 Jack Bearden, MICH *Statistics do not include competition prior to joining the Big Ten in 1993 ^Statistics do not include competition prior to State joining the Big Ten in 1951 State

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91st Big 10 Tournament At Iowa 3/5-3/6/2005 2005 Team Champion Outstanding Wrestler Illinois - 130 Points Mack Reiter - Minnesota Team Standings Number of Individual Champs in parentheses 1 Illinois 130