2014 NCAA Championship BINGHAMTON WRESTLING. Binghamton Quick Hits

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1 2014 NCAA Championship March Chesapeake Energy Arena Oklahoma City, Okla. BINGHAMTON WRESTLING Binghamton Quick Hits Quick Facts Name: Binghamton University Location: Vestal, N.Y. Founded: 1946 as Triple Cities College of Syracuse Univ. Enrollment: 14,713 (11,706 undergraduates) Nickname: Bearcats Colors: Dark Green, Black & White Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: America East Sports: 21 President: Harvey Stenger Dir. of Athletics:Patrick Elliott Binghamton Wrestling All-Time Record: (52%), 43 yrs. (includes ) Conference: EIWA Head Coach: Matt Dernlan Record at BU: (second season) Phone: W-L: EIWA Pl.: T-7th of NCAAs: 4 qualifiers, 32nd place Binghamton Sports Information Assoc. AD Comm.: John Hartrick, (wrestling contact) Hartrick hartrick@binghamton.edu Hartrick cell: Website: Binghamton has two NCAA qualifiers: redshirt senior 197- pound Cody Reed and redshirt junior 125-pound David White. This is coach Matt Dernlan s second year at the helm. He was head coach at Clarion in and previously was top assistant at Penn State. This year is the 44 th year of wrestling at Binghamton but only the 12th as a Division I program. Binghamton started as a Division III program in 1969 before elevating to Division II in 1998 and Division I in The program has a strong alumni following, headed by Hollywood actor and former Binghamton wrestler Billy Baldwin 85. Binghamton has produced 23 NCAA qualfiers in the last five years, including four in The Bearcats have crowned four All-Americans since Binghamton had five placewinners and tied for seventh out of 18 teams in the school s debut at the EIWA Championship two weeks ago at Penn. Redshirt senior 197-pound Cody Reed will be making his third consecutive NCAA Championship appearance. Reed, the No. 5 seed, was runnerup at the EIWA Championship, losing 5-4 on a last-second reversal against second-seeded Jace Bennett of Cornell. White, the No. 6 seed, went 4-2 to place fourth at the EIWA Championship. A transfer from Army, White will be making his first NCAA appearance. Binghamton drew attention at the 2012 NCAA Championship in St. Louis when 149-pound Donnie Vinson won seven straight matches to place third the highest individual finish in the program s Division I era. In 2010, 157-pound Justin Lister became the program s first semifinalist and highest finisher when he won four matches, two by pin, to place fourth in Omaha. Binghamton s head coaching pedigree includes the school s first coach and National Wrestling Hall of Fame member Steve Erber ( ), former Division III national champions Mark Gumble ( ) and Mike Fusilli ( ), current Virginia Tech associate head coach Tony Robie ( ) and current NC State coach Pat Popolizio ( ).

2 Head Coach Matt Dernlan Matt Dernlan Second Season at BU Liberty 96 Matt Dernlan, an 11-year coaching veteran with a strong pedigree and recruiting ties, is completing his second season at the helm of the Binghamton wrestling program in With the nation s 14thranked recruiting class, a strong conference affiliation with the EIWA and outstanding facilities, Dernlan has the Bearcats poised for success. Dernlan, who has strong ties with Penn State and Olympic wrestling, came to Binghamton from Clarion University. In his first season in , Dernlan produced four NCAA qualifiers and a runnerup finish at the CAA Championship. Under his tutelage, BU had two wrestlers ranked in the nation s top-10 throughout the season. During the year, Dernlan orchestrated two key victories off the mat - first with an elite recruiting class that was tabbed 14th-best in the nation by Amateur Wrestling News. Then in April, Binghamton earned membership into the prestigious EIWA, positioning itself for the future. This is monumental on a number of levels, Dernlan said of the affiliation. Academically, it speaks volumes about Binghamton as an institution and President Stenger s vision moving forward that we are seen as in line with some of the most elite private schools in the country. From a wrestling standpoint, to be viewed as adding value to one of the most powerful wres- tling conferences in the country speaks to what the future holds as we progress as an emerging national power. Dernlan led the 2012 Clarion team to an 18th place finish at the NCAA Championship that school s highest national finish in 15 years. The Golden Eagles had four NCAA qualifiers and crowned two All-Americans same as Binghamton at the championship in St. Louis. In his first season at the helm, Dernlan s squad finished the regular season with a 6-7 dual meet record against some of the top wrestling teams in the nation, placed third at the PSAC Championships, fourth at EWL s and 11th at the prestigious Midlands Tournament. He was chosen as the Amateur Wrestling News national Rookie Coach of the Year for We are pleased and fortunate to hire someone with Matt s integrity and experience, Elliott said at the time. He has a noteworthy pedigree of being part of a championship program at the highest level and has shown rapid success as a Division I head coach. Matt is committed to the academic achievement and citizenship of his student-athletes and I believe he is a perfect fit at Binghamton. Prior to taking the head coaching reigns at Clarion, Dernlan served seven years at Penn State, helping orchestrate the rise of the Nittany Lions to back-to-back NCAA championships in 2011 and As head assistant and director of recruiting from , he produced three consecutive top-4 nationallyranked recruiting classes (2005, 2006, 2007) and helped lead PSU to a third-place NCAA finish in Dernlan served as director of operations from under head coach Cael Sanderson and was part of the Nittany Lions staff that captured a 2011 Big Ten crown and then brought home the school s first NCAA wrestling title since At Penn State, Dernlan also was responsible for the academic success of the wrestling team and served as the team s liaison with admissions, compliance and studentathlete services. Additionally, he was head coach of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club, where he coached 10 full-time resident athletes in preparation for the 2012 Olympic Games. A native of West Liberty, Ohio, Dernlan enjoyed an outstanding competitive career and was inducted into the Ohio High School Wrestling Hall of Fame in At West Liberty-Salem High, he went overall and was a three-time, undefeated Ohio state champion ( ) and a three-time USA Wrestling High School All-American ( ). Dernlan become an NCAA qualifier at Liberty University as a sophomore 126-pounder in After he red-shirted in 1994, Liberty dropped its wrestling program but Dernlan stayed at the school and earned his bachelor s degree in sports management in He then received a master s degree in sport administration from Bowling Green in 2002 and has been working toward a Ph.D. in higher education administration from University of Toledo. He began his coaching career as an assistant at St. Paris Graham High School (Ohio) from and then was an assistant coach at Ohio Northern from , where he also served as assistant director in the school s host role for the 2003 NCAA Division III Championship. Matt and his wife, Carie, have three daughters.

3 Dual Meet Results (5-13, 3-8 EIWA) No. 6 Cornell 33, Binghamton David White (BU) dec. Bricker Dixon (C), No. 10 Mark Grey (C) tech. fall Nick Tighe (BU), Dylan Caruana (BU) dec. Corey Dake 4-2, No. 13 Chris Villalonga (C) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU) 4-2 (OT) No. 13 Brian Realbuto (C) WBF Colton Perry (BU), 3: Dylan Palacio (C) dec. Vincent Grella (BU) Owen Scott (C) major dec. John Paris (BU) No. 15 Gabe Dean (C) WBF Caleb Wallace (BU), 2: No. 13 Jace Bennett (C) dec. Cody Reed (BU) 4-2, Hwt - Stryker Lane (C) dec. Tyler Deuel (BU) 7-6 North Carolina 22, Binghamton David White (BU) dec. Kraisser (UNC) Heilmann (UNC) dec. Nick Tighe (BU) Henderson (UNC) major dec. Nick Kelley (BU) Barber (UNC) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU) Crawford (UNC) dec. Colton Perry (BU) Michael (UNC) DQ Vincent Grella (BU) 5: Jack McKeever (BU) dec. Marmoll (UNC) Utley (UNC) dec. Caleb Wallace (BU) Cody Reed (BU) dec. Abbondanza (UNC) 3-1 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) TF Coe (UNC) 2:48 NC State 23, Binghamton Perez (NC State) dec. David White (BU) Wileks (NC State) dec. Nick Tighe (BU) Speno (NC State) major dec. Nick Kelley (BU) Joe Bonaldi (BU) dec. Rohskopf (NC State) Gantt (NC State) major dec. Colton Perry (BU) Jones (NC State) WBF James Eustice (BU) 3: Renda (NC State) dec. Jack McKeever (BU) Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Brady (NC State) Cody Reed (BU) dec. Jones (NC State) 5-3 Hwt - Gwiazdowski (NC State) major dec. Tyler Deuel (BU) 14-6 Binghamton 21, George Mason David White (BU) dec. Gentry (G MASON) Lavorato (G MASON) dec. Mike Sardo (BU) Kargbo (G MASON) TF Nick Kelley (BU) 4: Ludke (G MASON) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU) Joe Bonaldi (BU) dec. Flournoy (G MASON) Takagi (G MASON) dec. Colton Perry (BU) Jack McKeever (BU) dec. Martinez (G MASON) Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Hembury (G MASON) Cody Reed (BU) dec. Meadows (G MASON) 7-5 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) WBF Kettler (G MASON) 2:58 Princeton 27, Binghamton Scott Gibbons (P) dec. Caleb Wallace (BU), Abe Ayala (P) dec. Cody Reed (BU), 3-2 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) TF Cole Lampman (P), 17-1 (2:40) Garrett Frey (P) dec. David White (BU), Jordan Laster (P) dec. Nick Tigue (BU), No. 18 Adam Krop (P) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU), Max Rogers (P) dec. Dylan Cohen (BU), Matthew Gancayco (P) dec. Ben Price (BU), Judd Ziegler (P) dec. Colton Perry (BU), Brett Harner (P) dec. Jack McKeever (BU), 3-2 No. 22 Rider 29, Binghamton Robert Deutsch (R) dec. David White (BU), 2-1 (2OT) Chuck Zeisloft (R) dec. Nick Tighe (BU), Paul Kirchner (R) maj. dec. Dylan Caruana (BU), Curt Delia (R) maj. dec. Dylan Cohen (BU), Wayne Stinson (R) maj. dec. Ben Price (BU), No. 13 Ramon Santiago (R) TF Colton Perry (BU), 15-0 (4:14) Conor Brennan (R) dec. Jack McKeever (BU), 3-1 (OT) Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Jim Resnick (R), Donald McNeil (R) dec. Cody Reed (BU), 8-4 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) dec. Greg Velasco (R), 11-7 Columbia 24 Binghamton David White (BU) dec. Penn Gottfried (C), Angelo Amenta (C) dec. Mike Sardo (BU), Matt Bystol (C) maj. dec. Nick Tighe (BU), Ryan Ponte (C) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU), Markus Scheidel (C) maj. dec. Colton Perry (BU), Josh Houldsworth (C) dec. Vincent Grella (BU), Shane Hughes (C) maj. dec. Jack McKeever (BU), Zack Hernandez (C) sv-1 Caleb Wallace (BU), Cody Reed (BU) dec. Michael Fetchet (C), 2-1 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) dec. Wyatt Baker (C), 10-3 Binghamton 23, Brown David White (BU) TF Vincent Moita (BR), 16-0 (5:19) Anthony Finocchiaro (BR) maj. dec. Mike Sardo, Nick Tighe (BU) by forfeit Dylan Caruana (BU) dec. Cortlandt Choate (BR), Justin Staudenmayer (BR) dec. Colton Perry (BU), Philip Marano (BR) dec. Vincent Grella (BU), Ricky McDonald (BR) dec. Jack McKeever (BU), Ophir Bernstein (BR) major dec. Caleb Wallace (BU), Cody Reed (BU) dec. Augustus Marker (BR), 10-4 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) WBF Sebastien Levin (BR), 5:42 Harvard 22, Binghamton : David White (BU) won by forfeit 133: Jeffrey Ott (H) major dec. Mike Sardo (BU), : Todd Preston (H) dec. Nick Tighe (BU), : Nicholas Stager (H) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU), 4-3 (tb2) 157: Tyler Grimaldi (H) dec. Colton Perry (BU), : Paul Liguori (H) dec. Vincent Grella (BU), : Ian Roy (H) inj. def. Jack McKeever (BU) 184: Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Cameron Croy (H), : Cody Reed (BU) dec. James Fox (H), : Tyler Deuel (BU) dec. Nicholas Gajdzik (H), 5-2

4 Dual Meet Results (cont d) Penn 22 Binghamton David White (BU) dec. Jeremy Schwartz (P), Ken Bade (P) dec. Mike Sardo (BU), Jeff Canfora (P) major dec. Nick Tighe (BU), Dylan Caruana (BU) dec. A.J. Murabito (P), Ray Bethea (P) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU), No. 17 Casey Kent (P) TF5 Colton Perry (BU), 17-0 (2:46) Zach Agostino (P) dec. Vincent Grella (BU), No. 12 Lorenzo Thomas (P) major dec. Caleb Wallace (BU), Cody Reed (BU) dec. Frank Mattiace (P), 4-3 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) MD. Steven Graziano (P), 12-2 Binghamton (BING) 22, Drexel (DU) David White (BU) major dec. Tanner Shoap (D) Kevin Devoy Jr (D) WBF Mike Sardo (BU) 2: Nick Tighe (BU) major dec. Matthew Cimato (D) Noel Blanco (D) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU) Joe Bonaldi (BU) dec. Austin Sommer (D) Jason Fugiel (D) dec. Vincent Grella (BU) Kevin Matyas (D) dec. Ben Price (BU) Alex DeCiantis (D) dec. Caleb Wallace (BU) Cody Reed (BU) TF Coleman Delude (D) 24-8 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) WBF Joseph Giorgio (D) 4:11 Old Dominion 21, Binghamton David White (BU) dec. Buddy Scarborough (ODU), Michael Hayes (ODU) major dec. Mike Sardo (BU), No. 4 Chris Mecate (ODU) major dec. Nick Tighe (BU), Alex Richardson (ODU) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU), 4-3 (SV2) Tristan Warner (ODU) dec. Colton Perry (BU), Vincent Grella (BU) dec. Dillon Geoghegan (ODU), Billy Curling (ODU) major dec. Ben Price (BU), Jack Dechow (ODU) dec. Caleb Wallace (BU), Cody Reed (BU) dec. Kevin Beazley (ODU), 3-1 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) dec. Matt Tourdot (ODU), 6-2 American 21, Binghamton John Boyle (A) major dec. Colton Perry (BU), Vincent Grella (BU) dec. Cristian Masaya (A), Keithen Cast (A) tech fall Ben Price (BU), 19-2, 5: Caleb Wallace (BU) major dec. Jason Grimes (A), Cody Reed (BU) dec. No. 12 Daniel Mitchell (A), 3-1 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) WBF Blake Herrin (A) in 2: No. 11 David Terao (A) dec. David White (BU), Esteban Gomez-Rivera (A) WBF Mike Sardo (BU) in 1: Nick Tighe (BU) dec. Tom Page (A), Mark Cirello (A) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU), 2-1 Binghamton 23, Boston University Tyler Scotton (Boston) dec. Nick Tighe (BU), Joe Bonaldi (BU) major dec. Peter Ishiguro (Boston), No. 8 Nestor Taffur (Boston) tech fall Colton Perry (BU), : No. 33 Mitchell Wightman (Boston) dec. Vincent Grella (BU), Colin Saunders (Boston) major dec. Ben Price (BU), Caleb Wallace (BU) WBF Aaron Conrad (Boston) 5: Cody Reed (BU) major dec. Alex Naijiar (Boston), 21-9 Hwt - No. 31 Tyler Deuel (BU) WBF Kevin Innis (Boston), 4: No. 32 David White (BU) dec. Bubba McGinley (Boston), Dane Harlowe (Boston) dec. Mike Sardo (BU), 6-0 Hofstra 28, Binghamton Cody Reed (BU) maj. dec. Zeal McGrew (H) Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) maj. dec. Michael Hughes (H) Jamie Franco (H) dec. David White (BU) 2-1 in TB Jamel Hudson (H) dec. Mike Sardo (BU) Luke Vaith (H) won by forfeit Cody Ruggirello (H) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU) Jahlani Callender (H) dec. Colton Perry (BU) Joe Booth (H) major dec. Vincent Grella (BU) Frank Affronti (H) dec. Ben Price (BU) Victor Pozsonyi (H) dec. Caleb Wallace (BU) 4-3. Binghamton 22, Buffalo David White (BU) dec. Max Soria (BUF), Justin Farmer (BUF) WBF Mike Sardo (BU), 3: Nick Flannery (BUF) major dec. Nick Tighe (BU), Joe Bonaldi (BU) major dec. Ryan Todora (BUF), Wally Maziarz (BUF) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU), Vincent Grella (BU) dec. Jake Campana (BUF), Rrok Ndokaj (BUF) major dec. Ben Price (BU), Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Tony Lock (BUF), Cody Reed (BU) dec. Angelo Malvestuto (BUF), 5-2 Hwt - Tyler Deuel (BU) WBFJames Benjamin (BUF), 0:50 Bucknell 23, Binghamton No. 23 Paul Petrov (BUCK) dec. No. 32 David White (BU), 10-8 (SV3) Grimaldi Gonzalez (BUCK) dec. Mike Sardo (BU), Bob Hauser (BUCK) major dec. Vlad Mordach (BU), Victor Lopez (BUCK) dec. Joe Bonaldi (BU), Ray Schlitt (BUCK) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU), Vincent Grella (BU) dec. Rustin Barrick (BUCK), Robert Schlitt (BUCK) dec. Ben Price (BU), Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Rory Bonner (BUCK), No. 25 Cody Reed (BU) major dec. Tyler Lyster (BUCK), 12-2 Hwt: - No. 19 Joe Stolfi (BUCK) major dec. No. 24 Tyler Deuel (BU) 12-2 Bloomsburg 28, Binghamton No. 32 David White (BU) wins by forfeit No. 22 Nick Wilcox (BLOOM) major dec. Mike Sardo (BU) Matt Rappo (BLOOM) WBF Vlad Mordach (BU) 3: Joe Bonaldi (BU) dec. No. 19 Bryce Busler (BLOOM) Brandon Arneberger (BLOOM) dec. Dylan Caruana (BU) No. 17 Josh Veltre (BLOOM) dec. Vincent Grella (BU) No. 27 Mike Dessino (BLOOM) WBF Ben Price (BU) 3: Caleb Wallace (BU) dec. Sam Shirley (BLOOM) No. 6 Richard Perry (BLOOM) dec. No. 25 Cody Reed (BU) 3-2 Hwt - No. 17 Justin Grant (BLOOM) dec. No. 24 Tyler Deuel (BU) 9-3

5 David White Jr. 125 lbs. Athens, Pa. First NCAA Championship berth Placed fourth at EIWA Championship (automatic bid) Ranked No. 33 in NCAA Coaches Panel Junior Season ( ): overall and 12-6 in duals... Went 4-2 at EIWA Championship to place fourth and earn automatic NCAA berth... No. 33 in latest NCAA Coaches Panel Rankings and No. 28 in RPI... Had four narrow losses to nationally-ranked opponents at end of regular season... Lost 3-2 to No. 10 David Terao (American)... Lost 2-1 to both No. 13 Robert Deutsch (Rider) and No. 22 Jamie Franco (Hofstra)... Lost 10-8 to No. 21 Paul Petrov (Bucknell)... Had seven-match win streak in February... Posted 3-2 win over No. 25 Nathan Kraisser (UNC) in November... Captured title at Lock Haven Invitational (3-0)... Placed fourth at Binghamton/Kaloust Open (4-2). R-Junior Season ( ): Redshirted after transfering from Army. Sophomore Season ( ): Went with two pins, two techs and a major decision... Placed fifth at Oklahoma-Gold Classic. Freshman Season ( ): Won 20 matches... Placed sixth at EIWA Championship at Won four matches to take fourth at New York State Championship... Was runnerup at Shorty Hitchcock Invitational In High School: Four-year letterwinner at nearby Athens Area Hiigh... Won PIAA State Championship... Earned all-region and all-state honors... Three-time team captain... Member of National Honor Society. Personal: Parents are George and Teresa White... Enrolled in Harpur College. White Career Statistics Year Wt. Dual Overall Maj TF Pin * * TOTAL * wrestled at Army

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7 Cody Reed R-Sr. 197 lbs. Walton, N.Y. EIWA Runnerup (automatic qualifier) 3-time NCAA Qualifier (2-4 in NCAA matches) Ranked No. 24 in Final NCAA Coaches Panel Senior Season ( ): overall record... Runnerup at EIWA Championship after going 3-1 as No. 5 seed... gave up reversal to second-seeded Jace Bennett (Cornel) in final second of title match... earned first pin of season in dramatic fashion in overtime in EIWA quarters... Went 14-4 in duals... Ranked 24th in latest NCAA Panel Rankings... Had 11-match win streak snapped in final dual of season (vs. No. 6 Richard Perry, Bloomsburg)... Has three wins over national top-33, including back-to-back 3-1 decisions over No. 17 Daniel Mitchell (American) and No. 28 Kevin Beazley (ODU)... Placed third at New York State Intercollegiate Championship (4-1) and sixth at East Stroudsburg Open (5-2). Junior Season ( ): NCAA qualifier at 184 lbs... Went 0-2 at NCAAs... CAA Champion... posted overtime win over top seed to gain automatic NCAA berth... Had overall record... Went 10-8 in duals after moving down a weight. Sophomore Season ( ): NCAA atlarge qualifier at Went 2-2 at NCAA Championship with stunning 2-1 upset of No. 4 Christian Boley of Maryland in first match... Posted 4-2 overtime win before being eliminated by 12th-seed and eventual All-American... Went overall, 10-7 in duals... Collected five major decisions and one pin... Earned at-large national bid after being ranked No. 30 in Coaches Panel... Placed fourth at CAA Championship... Runnerup at Binghamton Open and seventh at Penn State Open... Earned CAA Commissioner s Academic Award for 3.56 spring semester GPA... Member of AD Honor Roll for eclipsing 3.3 GPA in fall and spring semesters. Freshman Season ( ): Went overall... Member of CAA All-Freshman team... As an undersized No. 6 seed, upset No. 3 seed from Boston in quarterfinals of CAA Championship... Placed third at BU Open, and sixth at Cornell Body Bar Invitational... Won eight duals, including key wins in BU victories over Hofstra, Old Dominion and Columbia... Also notched win against Iowa State. R-Freshman season ( ): Went 9-10 overall... Picked up two pins. Before Binghamton: A five-time varsity letterman... State placewinner... Had 141 career wins in high school career... Also played football and ran track. Personal: Parents are Steven and Joanna Reed... Majoring in environmental studies. Reed Career Statistics Year Wt. Dual Overall Maj TF Pin TOTAL

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9 BINGHAMTON DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS DONNIE VINSON JOSH PATTERSON (3RD PLACE, 2012) (7TH PLACE, 2009) March 15-17, lbs. Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. 1st round Lester (Oklahoma) dec. No. 4 Vinson, 9-4 1st round consol. No. 4 Vinson pinned Osterman (Michigan State), 2:55 2nd round consol. No. 4 Vinson tech fall Jantzen (Harvard), rd round consol. No. 4 Vinson pinned Tarrazas (Illinois), 2:32 4th round consol. No. 4 Vinson major dec. No. 8 Grajales (Michigan), 12-4 Consolation quarterfinals No. 4 Vinson major dec. Lester (Oklahoma), 16-5 Consolation semifinals No. 4 Vinson dec. No. 6 Nauman (Pitt), 5-0 3rd place match No. 4 Vinson dec. No. 10 Tessari (Ohio State), JUSTIN LISTER (4TH PLACE, 2010) March 18-20, lbs. Qwest Center Omaha, Neb. 1st round Lister dec. No. 11 Erisman (Oklahoma State), 3-0 2nd round Lister dec. Scotton (UNC), 3-1 Quarterfinals Lister pinned No. 3 Dong (Virginia Tech), 1:18 Semifinals No. 7 Pami (Cal Poly) major dec. Lister, 13-5 Consolation semifinals Lister pinned No. 4 Sanderson (Penn State), 4:04 3rd place match No. 2 Hall major dec. Lister, 8-0 March 19-21, lbs. Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. 1st round No. 6 Patterson pinned McKee (UNC Greensboro), 1:49 2nd round No. 11 Caputo (Harvard) dec. No. 6 Patterson, 6-3 2nd round consol. No. 6 Patterson pinned Cameron (Indiana), 1:02 3rd round consol. No. 6 Patterson dec. Caponi (Virginia), 5-2 4th round consol. No. 6 Patterson dec. No. 4 Smith (Boise State), 6-3 Consolation quarterfinals No. 9 LeBlanc (Wyoming) pinned No. 6 Patterson, 2:30 7th place match No. 6 Patterson dec. No. 11 Caputo (Harvard), 4-2 NICK GWIAZDOWSKI (8TH PLACE, 2012) March 15-17, 2012 Hwt Scottrade Center St. Louis, Mo. 1st round No. 2 Nelson (Minnesota) maj. dec. Gwiazdowski, 8-0 Pigtail consol. Gwiazdowski dec. James (Edinboro), 8-5 1st round consol. Gwiazdowski dec. Frey (Drexel), 8-2 2nd round consol. Gwiazdowski pinned Capone (Ohio State), 3:49 3rd round consol. Gwiazdowski major dec. Williamson (West Virginia), th round consol. Gwiazdowski dec. No. 6 Wade (Penn State), 7-4 Consolation quarterfinals No. 10 McMullan (Northwestern) dec. Gwiazdowski, 5-3 7th place match No. 7 Johnson (Ohio) dec. Gwiazdowski, 11-5

10 HONOR ROLL DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS (4) Name Yr. Wt. Pl. Donnie Vinson rd Nick Gwiazdowski 2012 Hwt. 8th Justin Lister th Josh Patterson th THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (2) Name Yr. Wt. Pl. Mark Gumble nd rd st Mike Truncale th rd nd TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (10) Name Yr. Pl. - Wt. Jason Goldman rd at th at 126 Keith Cavayero rd at th at 167 John Leo th at rd at 118 Tom Pillari th at st at 177 Mike Morone th at th at 142 Joe Benenati th at th of 126 Lester Ware nd at Hwt th at Hwt. Bill Francke th at th at 190 Steve Cavayero st at st at 142 Pete Berti th at nd at 118 DIVISION II/III ALL-AMERICANS (13) Name (Year) Wt. Pl. Joe Privitere (1999) 149 6th* Marty Wyckoff (1994) 167 4th Ken Kaufman (1992) 142 7th Greg Geisenhof (1988) Hwt. 3rd Pat Hart (1986) 126 8th John Egitto (1984) 134 8th Ron Reedy (1978) 158 2nd Steve Darling (1978) 126 3rd Mike Carra (1977) 167 4th Tim Borshoff (1975) 126 2nd Walt Weller (1975) 150 4th Mike Polakoff (1975) 177 4th Greg Reilly (1975) 158 5th *NCAA Division II (all others Division III) DIVISION I NATIONAL QUALIFIERS (SINCE 2002) (30) Name (Year) Wt. W-L Cody Reed (2014) 197?? David White (2014) 125?? Donnie Vinson (2013) Nate Schiedel (2013) Derek Steeley (2013) Cody Reed (2013) Donnie Vinson (2012) Nick Gwiazdowski (2012)Hwt. 5-3 Justin Lister (2012) Nate Schiedel (2012) Cody Reed (2012) Justin Lister (2011) Anwar Goeres (2011) Matt Kaylor (2011) Nate Schiedel (2011) Ryan McGarity (2011) Donnie Vinson (2011) Justin Lister (2010) Josh Patterson (2010) Anwar Goeres (2010) Matt Kaylor (2010) Donnie Vinson (2010) Nate Schiedel (2010) Josh Patterson (2009) Kyle Fried (2008) Josh Patterson (2008) Josh Patterson (2007) Josh Ruff (2004) Josh Ruff (2003) Craig Tefft (2002) Hwt. 0-2 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (38) Name Year Wt. Donnie Vinson Cody Reed Donnie Vinson* Justin Lister Nick Gwiazdowski 2012 Hwt. Justin Lister Anwar Goeres Matt Kaylor Nate Schiedel Josh Patterson Justin Lister Anwar Goeres Josh Patterson Josh Ruff Jason Goldman Joe King Marty Wyckoff* Ken Kaufman Mark Gumble* Mark Gumble Pat Hart Mark Gumble Keith Cavayero John Leo Mike Truncale* Keith Cavayero Tom Pillari Keith Cavayero Greg Locke Greg Locke Steve Cavayero Pete Berti Walt Wilce Mark Palombo Tim Borshoff Rick Wilce Greg Reilly* Pete Berti *Most Outstanding Wrestler Award N.Y. STATE CHAMPIONS (20) Name Year Wt. Tyler Deuel 2014 Hwt. Derek Steeley Justin Lister Matt Kaylor Nate Schiedel Cody Reed Justin Lister Nate Schiedel Craig Tefft 2002 Hwt. Mark Gumble* Tom Pillari Greg Locke Bill Francke Steve Cavayero Pete Berti* Tim Borshoff Greg Reilly Dave Berry Terry Arman Terry Arman 1971 Hwt. *Most Outstanding Wrestler Award Other Conference Awards CAA SILVER ANNIVERSARY TEAM Josh Patterson, CAA WRESTLER OF THE YEAR Justin Lister, Donnie Vinson, Donnie Vinson, CAA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Donnie Vinson, Nick Gwiazdowski, CAA COACH OF THE YEAR Pat Popolizio, CAA MOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER Josh Patterson, Donnie Vinson, 2012, 2013

11 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS (DIVISION I) OVERALL WINS Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson Nate Schiedel Matt Kaylor Justin Lister Anwar Goeres Cody Reed Nate Patterson Ryan McGarity Corey Waite DUAL MEET WINS Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson Nate Schiedel Matt Kaylor Anwar Goeres Justin Lister Nate Patterson Cody Reed Corey Waite Josh Ruff MOST DUAL MEET TEAM POINTS Josh Patterson Donnie Vinson Nate Schiedel Justin Lister Matt Kaylor Anwar Goeres Corey Waite Josh Ruff Cody Reed Ryan McGarity TECHNICAL FALLS Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson Nate Schiedel T4. 5 Corey Waite Josh Ruff Rob Schalor MAJOR DECISIONS Matt Kaylor Nate Schiedel Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson Josh Ruff MOST MATCHES IN A CAREER Matt Kaylor T Donnie Vinson Corey Waite Josh Patterson Nate Schiedel Cody Reed 2010-P Anwar Goeres Ryan McGarity Justin Lister Nate Patterson MOST PINS Josh Patterson Justin Lister Nate Schiedel Anwar Goeres Nate Patterson Donnie Vinson Tyler Deuel 2012-P Tyler Malmberg Ryan McGarity Josh Ruff

12 SINGLE SEASON RECORDS (DIVISION I) MOST WINS OVERALL Josh Patterson Donnie Vinson T3. 36 Anwar Goeres Corey Waite Matt Kaylor T6. 33 Donnie Vinson Donnie Vinson T8. 32 Justin Lister Nate Schiedel T Ryan McGarity Nate Schiedel Nick Gwiazdowski TECHNICAL FALLS 1. 8 Donnie Vinson T2. 5 Tyler Deuel Donnie Vinson Donnie Vinson T5. 4 Nate Schiedel Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson MAJOR DECISIONS Donnie Vinson T2. 9 Matt Kaylor Corey Waite T4. 8 Josh Ruff Matt Kaylor Nate Schiedel T7. 7 Nate Schiedel Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson Josh Patterson Nate Schiedel Nate Schiedel Matt Kaylor MOST PINS Josh Patterson Justin Lister T3. 12 Tyler Deuel Josh Patterson Nate Patterson Justin Lister T7. 9 Nate Patterson Anwar Goeres Nate Schiedel Nate Schiedel Donnie Vinson DUAL MEET WINS Josh Patterson Donnie Vinson T3. 19 Nate Schiedel Nate Patterson Donnie Vinson T6. 17 Anwar Goeres Matt Kaylor T8. 16 Josh Patterson Josh Ruff Josh Ruff DUAL MEET TEAM POINTS Josh Patterson Nate Patterson Donnie Vinson Donnie Vinson Nate Patterson Nate Schiedel Josh Patterson Josh Patterson Justin Lister T Anwar Goeres 2007-P 67 Josh Patterson DUAL MEET WIN PERCENTAGE Donnie Vinson (21-1) Donnie Vinson (18-1) Kyle Fried (17-1) T Josh Ruff (16-1) Josh Ruff (16-1) DUAL PINS Josh Patterson Nate Patterson Nate Patterson T4. 8 Josh Patterson Justin Lister DUAL MEET TECHNICAL FALLS 1. 6 Donnie Vinson Donnie Vinson T3. 3 Donnie Vinson Josh Patterson Josh Patterson Josh Patterson DUAL MEET MAJOR DECISIONS T1. 6 Josh Ruff Matt Kaylor Nate Schiedel T4. 5 Kyle Fried Nate Patterson Matt Kaylor Donnie Vinson

13 Binghamton Wrestling Statistics Dual Matches Overall Wrestler Cl. Hometown Wt. W-L MJ TF Pin Tm Pts. Career W-L MJ TF Pin Career David White Jr. Athens, Pa * * Kyle Kelly Fr. Chenango Bridge, N.Y Mike Sardo R-So. Whitesboro, N.Y Nick Tighe Fr. Phoenix, N.Y. 133/ Rob Person Fr. Bellmore, N.Y Vlad Mordach Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y Nick Kelley Fr. Clifton Park, N.Y Dylan Caruana R-Fr. Kenmore, N.Y. 141/ Dylan Cohen So. East Amherst, N.Y Joe Bonaldi Jr. Rochester, N.Y Colton Perry R-So. Windsor, N.Y James Eustice R-Fr. Baldwinsville, N.Y Brian Conrad R-Fr. Levittown, N.Y Vincent Grella R-So. Beacon, N.Y John Paris R-Sr. Amsterdam, N.Y Zack Zupan Fr. Canastota, N.Y Jack McKeever So. Brookfield, Conn Ben Price R-Fr. Bennington, Vt Caleb Wallace R-Jr. Phoenix, N.Y Cody Reed R-Sr. Walton, N.Y Tyler Deuel Jr. Waterloo, N.Y. Hwt * includes two years at Army TOTALS DUAL SCHEDULE/RESULTS (5-13) Date Opponent W/L Score Winners Nov. No. 6 Cornell L 6-33 White (25), Caruana (41) Nov. 29 +North Carolina L White (25), McKeever (74), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Nov NC State L 9-23 Bonaldi (49), Wallace (84), Reed (97) Nov George Mason W White (25), Bonaldi (57), McKeever (74), Wallace (84), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Dec. 7 PRINCETON L 5-27 Deuel (Hwt) Dec. 7 RIDER L 6-29 Wallace (84), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. Columbia L 9-24 White (25), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. 12 ~ Brown W White (25), Tighe (41*), Caruana (49), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. 12 ~ Harvard L White (25*), Wallace (84), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. Penn L White (25), Caruana (49), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. Drexel W White (25), Tighe (41), Bonaldi (57), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. 24 OLD DOMINION L White (25), Grella (65), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Jan. 25 AMERICAN L Tighe (41), Grella (65), Wallace (84), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Feb. 2 BOSTON UNIV. W White (25), Bonaldi (49), Wallace (84), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Feb. Hofstra L 8-28 Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Feb. Buffalo W White (25), Bonaldi (49), Grella (65), Wallace (84), Reed (97), Deuel (Hwt) Feb. 21 BUCKNELL L Grella (65), Wallace (84), Reed (97) Feb. 22 BLOOMSBURG L White (25*), Bonaldi (49), Walace (84) + Northeast Duals at Hudson Valley CC ~ Boston University Duals in Hampton * forfeit win TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Tournament Place Top Individual Finishes Nov. 11 BU KALOUST OPEN no scoring Bonaldi (49), 3rd (5-1), White (25); 4th (4-2); Deuel (Hwt); 4th (4-2) Nov. East Strouds. Open no scoring McKeever (74), 1st (6-0); Tighe (33), 3rd (4-1); Reed (97), 6th (5-2) Nov. NYS Championship 3rd of 24 Deuel (Hwt), 1st (4-0); Tighe (33), 3rd (5-1); Wallace (84), 3rd (4-1); Reed (97), 3rd (4-1) Dec. Lock Haven Invit. 6th of 10 White (25), 1st (3-0); McKeever (74), 3rd (5-1) Jan. Frank. & Marsh. Invit. no scoring Deuel (Hwt), 2nd (3-1); Tighe (33), 3rd (5-1); Kelley (41), 4th (3-2) March EIWA Champ. at Penn T-7th of 18 Reed (97), 2nd (3-1); White (25), 4th (4-2); Deuel (Hwt) 6th (3-3); Grella (65), 8th (3-3); Wallace (84), 8th (2-3) March NCAAs in Okla. City 2 qualifiers