NAVY MIDSHIPMEN 2017 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP MARCH 16-18, 2017 SCOTTRADE CENER ST. LOUIS, MO.

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1 NAVY MIDSHIPMEN 2017 NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP MARCH 16-18, 2017 SCOTTRADE CENER ST. LOUIS, MO. TOURNAMENT INFORMATION Thursday, March 16 (ET) 12:00 pm - First Session (ESPNU / ESPN3) Pigtails, Round of 32 7:00 pm - Second Session (ESPN / ESPN3) Round of 16, Wrestleback Prelims Friday, March 17 (ET) 11:00 am - Third Session (ESPNU / ESPN3) Quarterfinals, Wrestleback Second & Third Rds. 8:00 pm - Fourth Session (ESPN / ESPN3) Semifinals, Wrestleback Fourth & Fifth Rds. Saturday, March 18 (ET) 11:00 am - Fifth Session (ESPNU / ESPN3) Consolation Semifinals, Medal Rounds (3rd-8th) 8:00 pm - Sixth Session (ESPN / ESPN3) Championship Finals NAVY S SCHEDULE 8-3 Overall / 1-2 EIWA Home: 5-2 Away: 2-1 Neutral: 1-0 Date Opponent / Tourn. Result 11.6 Delaware Valley W, 35-9 / W, Johns Hopkins W, 40-8 / W, at Bearcat Open NTS at Harold Nichols Open NTS Navy Classic 2nd / 12 Teams at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Inv. 26th / 34 Teams 12.9 vs. American W, at Southern Scuffle 19th / 23 Teams 1.7 at Franklin & Marshall Open NTS 1.8 at Maryland W, Lehigh L, Duke W, All-Academy Championship 2nd / 8 Teams 2.3 Old Dominion L, at Edinboro Open NTS 2.8 at George Mason W, at Army West Point L, at EIWA Championship 5th / 16 Teams AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TBD USA TODAY / NWCA (2/21) Rk Team Record Pts. 1. Penn State (16) 2. Oklahoma state Iowa Virginia Tech Nebraska Ohio State Cornell NC State Illinois Missouri Lehigh Rutgers Minnesota Northern Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Central Michigan Oklahoma South Dakota State Arizona state Stanford Edinboro Pitt Appalachian State Purdue NAVY S MARCH TO THE ARCH Four members of the Navy wrestling team will begin their quest for a national title on Thursday when they make the journey to St. Louis for the 87th NCAA Wrestling Championship held at Scottrade Center. The tournament is set to begin at 12:00 pm (eastern). Representing Navy is three-time NCAA qualifier Jadaen Bernstein (Glen Gardner, N.J.) at 174 pounds, along with 141-pound freshman Jared Prince (Safety Harbor, Fla.), 184-pound junior Michael Coleman (Hudson, Ohio) and junior 197-pound Steban Cervantes (Chula Vista, Calif.) who will make their debut at the national tournament. Bernstein, Prince and Coleman earned automatic berths to the NCAA Championship by way of their finish in their respective weight classes at the 2017 EIWA Championship held at Sojka Pavilion in Lewisburg, Pa., on March 3-4. Cervantes, meanwhile, was one of 53 wrestlers nationwide who received at-large bids. NAVY S NCAA HISTORY This is Navy s 69th NCAA Tournament appearance and third under head coach Joel Sharratt. At least one Navy wrestler has participated in the NCAA Championship in each of the last 21 years. Navy has placed among the top 25 in four of the last 10 NCAA Championships, including back-to-back 18thplace finishes in 2007 and 08 which is its best placement since 1990 when Navy finished 13th. The Mids finished 22nd at last year s championship. The program s best showing in NCAA Tournament action was a fourth-place finish in Navy has won three individual national titles, by two men - Pete Blair won the 191-pound title in 1954 and `55, while Dan Muthler earned the crown in 1973 at 142 pounds. In addition to winning three individual titles, 62 All-America citations have been awarded to Navy wrestlers over the years. Navy s last All-American was Mathew Miller, who earned All-American recognition last year after placing fifth at 184 pounds. TELEVISION COVERAGE ESPN will provide wall-to-wall coverage of the 2017 NCAA Wrestling Championship. For the fourth consecutive year, all six sessions will be televised and every match streamed on ESPN3 / WatchESPN throughout the entire three-day competition. ESPN will televise the round of 16 (March 16), semifinals (March 17) and finals (March 18) in prime time and ESPNU will televise the opening round (March 16), as well as the quarterfinals (March 17) and medal round (March 18). ESPN3 / WatchESPN will carry individual mat feeds throughout the entire tournament allowing fans to choose which wrestlers and/or schools to follow at any time. Eight mats will be used for the first, second and quarterfinals, before the competition is reduced to six mats for the semifinals, three mats for the medal round and one mat for the finals. Additionally, for computer users, ESPN3 / WatchESPN will once again offer multi-mat, simultaneous viewing which allows fans to watch up to four different mats at one time. ESPN3 s Off the Mat during the Championship Finals (March 18 at 8 p.m.) will feature two of college wrestling s most decorated athletes Jim Gibbons and Lee Kemp. The duo will provide viewers a unique perspective of the sport s ultimate finale, along with Kenney who will host. Billy Baldwin will also join the coverage. 1 ESPN Commentators: Tim Johnson: The voice of college wrestling returns once again to ESPN s coverage, having been a part of it for more than a decade. Named the 2007 broadcaster of the year by the National Wrestling Media Association. His broadcasting and leadership roles in the sport of wrestling span more than 30 years, including being the director of wrestling for the Los Angeles Olympic Games in Inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame as the recipient of the prestigious Order of Merit award honoring a lifetime of contributions to the sport of wrestling. Anthony Robles: Now in his sixth year as an ESPN analyst, the Arizona State graduate is a three-time All- American and a 2011 NCAA National Champion. Jim Gibbons: Gibbons is a former NCAA Wrestling Coach of the Year, three-time All-American, two-time Big Eight winner at Iowa State and later won an NCAA National Championship as the Cyclones head coach. He was inducted in the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame in Lee Kemp: Won three NCAA National Championships as a wrestler at Wisconsin and three gold medals in the World Championships. He was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Billy Baldwin: A former standout wrestler at Binghamton turned actor, Baldwin will be a guest analyst throughout the three days. He was a leader in keeping the sport in the Olympic Games having joined USA Wrestling s Committee to Preserve Olympic Wrestling. Mike Couzens will call the action at the wrestling championships for the first time, handling all the prime-time sessions. The experienced ESPN commentator will be adding to his impressive resume, as he already calls numerous college football and basketball games. Shawn Kenney returns to the coverage and will handle the play-by-play for the earlier rounds each day. Quint Kessenich will be the reporter on the telecasts.

2 JARED PRINCE << FR. << 141 << SAFETY HARBOR, FLA. JARED PRINCE Weight Class Record 25-7 / 7-0 dual Streak Won 2 Career Record 25-7 / 7-0 dual NCAA Seed #16 National Ranking #11 by Intermat NCAA RPI #23 NCAA Coaches Panel Ranking #15 All-Time NCAA Tourney Record First Appearance SEASON HIGHLIGHTS EIWA Championship - 3rd Place All-Academy Championship - 1st Place Navy Classic - 2nd Place Harold Nichols Open - 6th Place His 25 wins this season are the most by a Navy wrestler at 141 pounds since Matt Pagan closed out his senior campaign with a record in He needs 2 more victories to join Navy s all-time top 5 wins list at 141 pounds. First Round Opponent Colton Schilling, Cal Poly Opponent Record 13-9 Year Wt. Overall Dual Dec. W-L MD W-L TF W-L Fall W-L Forf. W-L OT W-L Rank CAREER Date Wt. Rk/Rk. Opponent School Event Result Score OT Overall Duals Tourn. N Tim Ambacher Delaware Valley Dual W TFall N Lucas Escobar Johns Hopkins Dual W Fall 1: N Aris Shino Nebraska Harold Nichols Open W Fall 4: N JJ McClelland Wisconsin Harold Nichols Open W Fall 1: N Kanen Storr U-Iowa State Harold Nichols Open W Dec N Jacob Wasser Nebraska Kearney Harold Nichols Open W Major N Colton McCrystal Nebraska Harold Nichols Open L Dec N Kanen Storr U-Iowa State Harold Nichols Open (L) MFF N Collin Purinton Nebraska Harold Nichols Open (6th) (L) MFF N Lucas Escobar Johns Hopkins Navy Classic W TFall N Tejon Anthony George Mason Navy Classic W Fall 4: N Dylan Caruana Binghamton Navy Classic W Dec N Tyler Smith Bucknell Navy Classic (2nd) L Dec D Jacob Macalolooy Columbia CKLV Invitational W Fall 6: D Sal Profaci Michigan CKLV Invitational L Dec D Tyler Smith Bucknell CKLV Invitational L Dec J Trevor Willson Utah Valley Southern Scuffle W Major J Roman Boylen Chattanooga Southern Scuffle W Dec J Kade Moss Penn State Southern Scuffle W Dec J Joey McKenna Stanford Southern Scuffle L Dec J Zach Synon Missouri Southern Scuffle L Dec J Jhared Simmons Maryland Dual W TFall J Randy Cruz Lehigh Dual W Dec J Zach Finesilver Duke Dual W Major J Jonathan Graziane Norwich All-Academy Championship W Fall 0: J John Twomey Air Force All-Academy Championship W Fall 4: J Logan Everett Army West Point All-Academy Championship (1st) W Major F Tejon Anthony George Mason Dual W Dec F Logan Everett Army West Point Dual W Dec M Zeke Salvo Brown EIWA Championship W TFall M Logan Everett Army West Point EIWA Championship W Fall 6: M Matt Kolodzik Princeton EIWA Championship L Dec M Dylan Caruana Binghamton EIWAChampionship W Dec M Tyler Smith Bucknell EIWA Championship (3rd) W Dec 6-4 SV NCAA Championship History: 0-0 First Appearance 2

3 2017 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships 141 CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday Morning Thursday Night Friday Morning Friday Night Saturday Night Joshua Heil (CAMP) Christopher Carton (IOWA) 24-8 Loser of 3 Loser of 46 Loser of (1) Dean Heil (OKST) 27-0 Brock Zacherl (CLAR) 21-3 Colton Schilling (POLY) 13-9 Cole Martin (WISC) (16) Jared Jared Prince Prince (NAVY) (NAVY) (9) Colton McCrystal (NEB) 31-9 Noah Forrider (OHIO) 26-6 Logan Everett (ARMY) (8) Jaydin Eierman (MIZZ) 24-5 (5) Anthony Ashnault (RUT) 27-3 Mason Smith (CMU) Salvator Profaci (MICH) (12) Luke Pletcher (OHST) 23-7 (13) Javier Gasca III (MSU) 27-8 Jimmy Gulibon (PSU) Ryan Diehl (MD) 9-5 (4) Matthew Kolodzik (PRIN) 26-2 (3) Joey McKenna (STAN) 28-1 Dylan Caruana (BING) Timmy Box (UNCO) (14) Thomas Thorn (MINN) 17-7 (11) Randy Cruz (LEH) (6) George DiCamillo (UVA) 20-4 (7) Joseph Ward (UNC) Johnathan Hathaway (ORST) Mike Longo (OU) 19-8 (10) Bryce Meredith (WYO) 28-6 (15) Tyler Smith (BUCK) 28-8 Loser of 43 Loser of 44 Loser of 45 Loser of 47 Loser of 48 Loser of 49 Loser of 50 Loser of 51 Loser of 52 Loser of 53 Loser of 54 Loser of 55 Loser of 56 Loser of 57 Loser of 58 Russell Rohlfing (CSUB) Ronald Perry (LHU) 28-6 (2) Kevin Jack (NCST) Loser of 204 Loser of 203 Loser of 202 Loser of 201 Loser of 200 Loser of 199 Loser of 198 Loser of WRESTLEBACKS Loser of 350 Loser of 349 Loser of 352 Loser of Loser of 585 Loser of 586 Loser of 565 Loser of Loser of 506 Loser of CHAMPION Thursday Evening Friday Morning Friday Evening Saturday Morning 633 Fifth Place Seventh Place Third Place 607 3

4 JADAEN BERNSTEIN << JR. << 174 << GLEN GARDNER, N.J. JADAEN BERNSTEIN Weight Class Record / 9-0 dual Streak Lost 1 Career Record / 21-4 dual NCAA Seed Unseeded National Ranking #14 by Intermat NCAA RPI #19 NCAA Coaches Panel Ranking #16 All-Time NCAA Tourney Record 3-3 / 2 appearances First Round Opponent (12) Casey Kent, Penn Opponent Record 22-6 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS EIWA Championship - 4th Place All-Academy Championship - 1st Place Southern Scuffle - 8th Place Navy Classic - 1st Place Harold Nichols Open - 2nd Place Two wins shy of becoming just the 14th wrestler in program history to win 30 matches multiple times in their career. With 86 career wins, he needs 4 more victories to join Navy s all-time top-20 wins list. The last Navy wrestler to add his name to that list was Peyton Walsh who amassed 108 wins between He is 2 wins shy of adding his name to Navy s top-five wins list for 174 pounds. Last year he won 34 matches, the fourth most at that weight class. Year Wt. Overall Dual Dec. W-L MD W-L TF W-L Fall W-L Forf. W-L OT W-L Rank CAREER Date Wt. Rk/Rk. Opponent School Event Result Score OT Overall Duals Tourn. N Jared Forman Johns Hopkins Dual W Major N David Furmato Delaware Valley Dual W Fall 1: N Max Krieger U-Iowa State Harold Nichols Open W TFall N Lane Rummelhart Central Harold Nichols Open W TFall N Jordan Gundrum Ellsworth Harold Nichols Open W Dec N Micah Barnes Nebraska Harold Nichols Open W Major N Lelund Weatherspoon Iowa State Harold Nichols Open (2nd) L Fall 2: N Dontaie McGee Ohio Navy Classic W Fall 3: N Anthony Lombardo Binghamton Navy Classic W Major N Devin Skatzka Indiana Navy Classic W Dec N Jairod James Kent State Navy Classic (1st) W Dec D Anthony Lombardo Binghamton CKLV Invitational W Major D Jake Morrissey Purdue CKLV Invitational L Dec D Ty Schoffstall Edinboro CKLV Invitational W Dec D Ben Harvey Army West Point CKLV Invitational W Dec D Nick Wonzek Minnesota CKLV Invitational L Dec D Joe Salvi American Dual W TF J Dylan Wisman Missouri Southern Scuffle W Dec J Kyle Crutchmer Oklahoma State Southern Scuffle L Dec 2-4 SV J Sean Mappes Chattanooga Southern Scuffle W Dec J Connor Bass Duke Southern Scuffle L Fall 7:20 SV J Taylor Lujan Northern Iowa Southern Scuffle (8th) L Dec J Idris White Maryland Dual W TFall J Chase Gallick Lehigh Dual W Dec J Connor Bass Duke Dual W Dec J Zach Gibson Norwich All-Academy Championship W TFall J Shabaka Johns VMI All-Academy Championship W Major J Ben Harvey Army West Point All-Academy Championship (1st) W Dec F Antonio Agee Old Dominion Dual W Dec F Ryan Forrest George Mason Dual W Major F Ben Harvey Army West Point Dual W Dec M Jimmy Stillerman Franklin & Marshall EIWA Championship W TFall M Josef Johnson Harvard EIWA Championship W Dec M Brian Realbuto Cornell EIWA Championship L Dec M Jonathan Schleifer Princeton EIWA Championship W Dec M Casey Kent Penn EIWA Championship (4th) L Dec NCAA Championship History: 3-3 M19, 2015 (12) Kyle Crutchmer, Oklahoma State L Dec 3-5 M19, 2015 Jordan Ellingwood, Central Michigan W Dec 4-2 M20, 2015 (11) Zac Brunson, Illinois L Dec 2-6 M17, 2016 (4) Ethan Ramos, North Carolina W Dec 13-8 M17, 2016 Gordon Wolf, Lehigh W Major 15-4 M18, 2016 (12) Nathan Jackson, Indiana L Major 1-14 M18, 2016 (8) Zach Epperly, Virginia Tech (L) MFF --- 4

5 2017 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships 174 CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday Morning Thursday Night Friday Morning Friday Night Saturday Night Matt Reed (OU) Jake Residori (SIUE) Loser of 7 Loser of (1) Zahid Valencia (ASU) 33-0 Christopher Pfarr (MINN) Connor Bass (DUKE) (16) Christian Brucki (CMU) 29-8 (9) Myles Amine (MICH) 26-5 Ty Schoffstall (EDIN) 20-9 Austin Trott (GW) 24-6 (8) Ethan Ramos (UNC) 19-6 (5) Mark Hall (PSU) Jacob Morrissey (PUR) David Kocer (SDSU) 23-8 Jadaen Bernstein (NAVY) (NAVY) (12) Casey Kent (PENN) 22-6 (13) Taylor Lujan (UNI) 27-4 Ryan Christensen (WISC) Nick Reenan (NCST) (4) Zach Epperly (VT) 19-1 (3) Bo Jordan (OHST) 14-1 Josef Johnson (HAR) Peter Galli (STAN) (14) Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU) (11) Alex Meyer (IOWA) 24-7 Austin Dewey (BSU) Jordan Pagano (RUT) 26-9 (6) Ryan Preisch (LEH) 22-4 (7) Kyle Crutchmer (OKST) 18-5 (10) Zac Brunson (ILL) 28-8 (15) Trace Engelkes (NIU) 19-4 Jonathan Schleifer (PRIN) 17-8 Devin Skatzka (IND) (2) Brian Realbuto (COR) 23-1 Loser of 107 Loser of 108 Loser of 109 Loser of 110 Loser of 112 Loser of 113 Loser of 114 Loser of 115 Loser of 116 Loser of 117 Loser of 118 Loser of 119 Loser of 120 Loser of 121 Loser of Loser of 236 Loser of 235 Loser of 234 Loser of 233 Loser of 232 Loser of 231 Loser of 230 Loser of WRESTLEBACKS Loser of 366 Loser of 365 Loser of 368 Loser of Loser of 593 Loser of 594 Loser of 573 Loser of Loser of 514 Loser of CHAMPION Thursday Evening Friday Morning Friday Evening Saturday Morning 637 Fifth Place Seventh Place Third Place 619 5

6 MICHAEL COLEMAN << JR. << 184 << HUDSON, OHIO MICHAEL COLEMAN Weight Class Record 20-7 / 4-2 dual Streak Lost 1 Career Record / 7-6 dual NCAA Seed Unseeded National Ranking #20 by Intermat NCAA RPI #24 NCAA Coaches Panel Ranking #27 All-Time NCAA Tourney Record First Appearance First Round Opponent (1) Gabe Dean, Cornell Opponent Record 30-0 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS EIWA Championship - 2nd Place All-Academy Championship - 1st Place Harold Nichols Open - 3rd Place Sidelined from Nov Jan. 1 with an elbow injury Tied an EIWA record for quickest pin set by Ed Carlin of Syracuse in pinned Jacob Young of Columbia in 8 seconds in the quarterfinals. His 6-3 win over 16th-ranked Steve Schneider of Binghamton in the EIWA semifinals marked his first career win over a ranked wrestler. Year Wt. Overall Dual Dec. W-L MD W-L TF W-L Fall W-L Forf. W-L OT W-L Rank CAREER Date Wt. Rk/Rk. Opponent School Event Result Score OT Overall Duals Tourn. N Ben Schweiger Delaware Valley Dual W Dec N Miles Gilliam Johns Hopkins Dual W Fall 1: N Will Sumner Utah Valley Harold Nichols Open W Dec N Brady Ayers South Dakota State Harold Nichols Open L Dec 6-8 SV N Luke Kliegl Iowa State WC Harold Nichols Open (W) TFall N Patrick Downey III Iowa State Harold Nichols Open W MFF N Dalton Lunde U-Minnesota Harold Nichols Open W Fall 4: N Anthony Collins U-Ellsworth Harold Nichols Open W Major N Brady Ayers South Dakota State Harold Nichols Open (3rd) W Major N Garrett Hoffman Bucknell Navy Classic W Dec N Steven Schneider Binghamton Navy Classic L Dec N Daniel Mika George Mason Navy Classic W Dec N Ben Schweiger Delaware Valley Navy Classic L Injury Default (1:12) J Alec Schenk Duke Dual L Dec J Chris Beck VMI All-Academy Championship W Dec J Zen Ikehara Air Force All-Academy Championship W Dec J Samson Imonode Army West Point All-Academy Championship (1st) W Major F Jack Dechow Old Dominion Dual L Dec F Austin Harrison George Mason Dual W Fall 2: F Alex Hopkins Army West Point Warriors Winter Open W Major F Stephen Loiseau U-Drexel Warriors Winter Open L Dec F Gavin Caprio Lock Haven Warriors Winter Open W Fall 3: F Cory Damiana U-Hofstra Warriors Winter Open W Major F Alex Hopkins Army West Point Warriors Winter Open (L) MFF F Samson Imonode Army West Point Dual W Major M Edward Antler Sacred Heart EIWA Championship W Fall 1: M Jacob Young Columbia EIWA Championship W *Fall 0: M Steve Schneider Binghamton EIWA Championship W Dec M Gabe Dean Cornell EIWA Championship (2nd) L TFall * tied an EIWA Championship record for quickest pin (1958, Ed Carlin of Syracuse) NCAA Championship History: 0-0 First Appearance 6

7 2017 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships 184 CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday Morning Thursday Night Friday Morning Friday Night Saturday Night Robert Steveson (MINN) Nick Corba (CSU) 23-8 (1) Gabe Dean (COR) Michael Coleman (NAVY) (NAVY) Christian LaFragola (BRWN) (16) Jordan Ellingwood (CMU) 26-8 (9) Nathan Jackson (IND) Alexander DeCiantis (DREX) Dylan Gabel (UNCO) 24-9 (8) Jack Dechow (ODU) 28-3 (5) Zachary Zavatsky (VT) 24-2 Joe Heyob (PENN) (12) Drew Foster (UNI) 22-4 (13) Bryce Carr (CHAT) 25-4 Samson Imonode (ARMY) Hunter Ritter (WISC) (4) Nolan Boyd (OKST) 21-4 (3) Sammy Brooks (IOWA) 24-2 Nicholas Gravina (RUT) 20-9 Zach Nevills (STAN) 6-9 (14) Dakota Geer (EDIN) 29-8 (11) Emery Parker (ILL) 28-8 Hunter Gamble (GW) 24-7 Garrett Hoffman (BUCK) (6) Myles Martin (OHST) 26-7 (7) TJ Dudley (NEB) Michale Fagg-Daves (RID) Ville Heino (CAMP) (10) Michael Macchiavello (NCST) 24-6 (15) Steven Schneider (BING) CHAMPION 638 Loser of 8 Loser of 136 Jason Grimes (AMER) Mitch Sliga (NW) (2) Bo Nickal (PSU) WRESTLEBACKS Loser of Loser of Loser of 244 Loser of Loser of Loser of 243 Loser of 370 Loser of Loser of Loser of 242 Loser of Loser of Loser of 241 Loser of 369 Loser of Loser of Loser of 240 Loser of Loser of Loser of 239 Loser of 372 Loser of Loser of Loser of 238 Loser of Loser of Loser of 237 Loser of 371 Loser of Loser of 596 Loser of Loser of Loser of Loser of 515 Fifth Place Seventh Place Third Place Thursday Evening Friday Morning Friday Evening Saturday Morning 622 7

8 STEBAN CERVANTES << JR. << 197 << CHULA VISTA, CALIF. STEBAN CERVANTES Weight Class Record / 7-2 dual Streak Lost 2 Career Record / 10-5 dual NCAA Seed unseeded National Ranking --- NCAA RPI #25 NCAA Coaches Panel Ranking #26 All-Time NCAA Tourney Record First Appearance SEASON HIGHLIGHTS EIWA Championship - 8th Place All-Academy Championship - 1st Place Navy Classic - 1st Place Harold Nichols Open - 5th Place His 3-1 victory over 13th-ranked Tom Sleigh of Bucknell at the Navy Classic marked his first career win over a ranked foe. Missed most of his junior year after having shoulder surgery. First Round Opponent (16) Austin Severn, Central Michigan Opponent Record Year Wt. Overall Dual Dec. W-L MD W-L TF W-L Fall W-L Forf. W-L OT W-L Rank / CAREER Date Wt. Rk/Rk. Opponent School Event Result Score OT Overall Duals Tourn. N Johns Hopkins Dual W Forfeit N Chris Yocum Delaware Valley Dual W Major N Artie Bess Grand View Harold Nichols Open W Dec N Samuel Colbray U-Iowa State Harold Nichols Open W Dec N Eric Schultz Nebraska Harold Nichols Open L Fall 9: N Tanner Orndorff Utah Valley Harold Nichols Open L Dec N Johnathen Dennis Grand View Harold Nichols Open (5th) W Major N Andrew Thomas George Mason Navy Classic W Major N Sawyer Root The Citadel Navy Classic W Dec N Tom Sleigh Bucknell Navy Classic W Dec N Drew Phipps Bucknell Navy Classic (1st) W Dec D David Showumni Stanford CKLV Invitational W Dec D Jared Haught Virginia Tech CKLV Invitational L Dec D Ricky Robertson Wisconsin CKLV Invitational L Dec D Jeric Kasunic American Dual W Dec J Austin McNeill U-Campbell Southern Scuffle W Dec J Preston Weigel Oklahoma State Southern Scuffle L Dec J Josh Marchok Stanford Southern Scuffle W Dec J Josh Murphy Drexel Southern Scuffle L Dec J David-Brian Whisler Maryland Dual W Dec J Ben Haas Lehigh Dual W Dec J Luke Farinaro Duke Dual W Dec J Phil Azzari Coast Guard All-Academy Championship W Major J Chris Morgan Army West Point All-Academy Championship W Dec J Anthony McLaughlin Air Force All-Academy Championship (1st) W Fall 6: F Kevin Beazley Old Dominion Dual L Dec F Matt Meadows George Mason Dual W Major F Rocco Caywood Army West Point Dual L Dec M Rocco Caywood Army West Point EIWA Championship L Dec M Gordon Bolig Franklin & Marshall EIWA Championship W Major M Ben Haas Lehigh EIWA Championship W Injury 0: M Jeric Kasunic American EIWA Championship L Dec M Mark Tracy Binghamton EIWA Championship (8th) L Dec NCAA Championship History: 0-0 First Appearance 8

9 2017 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships 197 CHAMPIONSHIP Thursday Morning Thursday Night Friday Morning Friday Night Saturday Night (1) J`den Cox (MIZZ) 23-0 Jeric Kasunic (AMER) Steban Cervantes (NAVY) (NAVY) (16) Austin Severn (CMU) (9) Nate Rotert (SDSU) 21-7 Daniel Chaid (UNC) Jacob Holschlag (UNI) 20-8 (8) Ryan Wolfe (RID) 20-4 (5) Matt McCutcheon (PSU) Tanner Orndorff (UVU) Matt Williams (CSUB) 17-9 Christian Brunner (PUR) Jacob Berkowitz (NW) (12) Frank Mattiace (PENN) 26-9 (13) Tom Sleigh (BUCK) Cash Wilcke (IOWA) (4) Jared Haught (VT) 24-2 (3) Kollin Moore (OHST) Malik McDonald (NCST) 20-9 Josh Marchok (STAN) (14) Corey Griego (ORST) 24-8 (11) Shawn Scott (NIU) Benjamin Honis (COR) Marcus Harrington (ISU) (6) Preston Weigel (OKST) 18-5 (7) Aaron Studebaker (NEB) Brett Harner (PRIN) 14-8 Jake Tindle (SIUE) (10) Kevin Beazley (ODU) 22-5 (15) Ricky Robertson (WISC) CHAMPION 639 Loser of 9 Loser of 154 Brad Johnson (OU) Matt Correnti (RUT) (2) Brett Pfarr (MINN) WRESTLEBACKS Loser of Loser of Loser of 252 Loser of Loser of Loser of 251 Loser of 374 Loser of Loser of Loser of 250 Loser of Loser of Loser of 249 Loser of 373 Loser of Loser of Loser of 248 Loser of Loser of Loser of 247 Loser of 376 Loser of Loser of 152 Loser of 246 Loser of Loser of Loser of 245 Loser of 375 Loser of Loser of 598 Loser of Loser of Loser of Loser of 517 Fifth Place Seventh Place Third Place Thursday Evening Friday Morning Friday Evening Saturday Morning 625 9

10 NAVY AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP NAVY S ALL-AMERICANS Year Coach NCAA Finish John Schutz T John Schutz T Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz Ray Swartz T Ray Swartz T Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery Ed Peery T Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery Ed Peery T Ed Peery T Ed Peery Reg Wicks Reg Wicks Reg Wicks Reg Wicks Reg Wicks T Reg Wicks T Reg Wicks Reg Wicks T Reg Wicks T Reg Wicks T Reg Wicks T Reg Wicks T Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett T Bruce Burnett T Bruce Burnett T Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett Bruce Burnett T Bruce Burnett T Bruce Burnett T Brian Antonelli (interim HC) T Joel Sharratt T Joel Sharratt Joel Sharratt TBD NAVY ALL-AMERICANS (62 TOTAL BY 45 WRESTLERS) Yr Wrestler Place Wt Max Silverstein 2nd Raymond Vogel 2nd Milton Bennett 4th 155 William Carmichael 2nd 165 Charles Swift 4th Hwt John Fletcher 3rd 147 L. Wayne Smith 5th 136 Robert Wisherd 6th John Fletcher 2nd L. Wayne Smith 3rd Don Thomas 3rd Peter Blair 1st, 191 Joe Gattuso 3rd Peter Blair 1st 191 Joe Gattuso 3rd Edward Zabrycki 4th Tony Stremic 2nd Gerry Franzen 6th 177 Mike Harman 3rd Gerry Franzen 5th Wayne Hicks 2nd John Nichols 5th Gary Burger 3rd 123 John Kent 5th 160 Pete Vanderlofske 5th John Kent 2nd 152 Pete Vanderlofske 3rd Benjamin Welch 5th Lloyd Keaser 3rd 142 Tom Schuler 2nd Lloyd Keaser 3rd 142 Tom Schuler 4th Dan Muthler 1st Fred Hahndorf 6th 134 Jeff Simmons 5th John Althans 4th 158 Mark Costello 6th John Althans 6th Larry Kihlstadius 6th John Reich 4th John Reich 3rd George Fears 7th Hwt. John Reich 2nd Jim Peters 8th Matt Treaster 5th Scott Schleicher 3rd Brett Bourne 5th Hwt. Scott Schleicher 2nd Dan Hicks 5th Hwt Doug Zembiec 8th Greg Gingeleskie 7th Mark Conley 5th Mark Conley 6th Frank Edwards 7th Matt Stolpinski 4th Joe Baker 8th 133 Ed Prendergast 3rd Hwt. Matt Stolpinski 7th Joe Baker 8th 133 Bryce Saddoris 6th Bryce Saddoris 7th Mathew Miller 5th 184 *** National Champions in bold italics THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (1) John Reich 1980, 82, 83 TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (15) John Fletcher 1947, 48 L. Wayne Smith 1947, 50 Peter Blair 1954, 55 Joe Gattuso 1954, 55 Gerry Franzen 1963, 64 John Kent 1967, 68 Pete Vanderlofske 1967, 68 Lloyd Kaeser 1971, 72 Tom Schuler 1971, 72 John Althans 1976, 77 Scott Schleicher 1989, 90 Mark Conley 2001, 02 Matt Stolpinski 2007, 08 Joe Baker 2008, 09 Bryce Saddoris 2009, 11 FOUR-TIME NCAA QUALIFIERS (6) John Reich (167) Frank Shaffer (150) Scott Schleicher (158) Dan Hicks (HWT) Joe Baker (133) Bryce Saddoris (149/157)

11 NAVY WRESTLING RECORD BOOK CAREER RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME WINS LIST Bryce Saddoris Matt Stolpinski Greg Gingeleskie Mark Conley John Reich Dan Hicks Tanner Garrett John Cox Scott Schleicher Peyton Walsh Ed Prendergast Luke Rebertus Aaron Kalil Steve Kovach Craig Delloroso Frank Shaffer Scott Kelly Doug Zembiec Sam Gray George Fears NR 86 Jadaen Bernstein 2015-Present WIN PERCENTAGE (MIN. 75 WINS) John Reich Scott Schleicher Frank Shaffer Scott Kelly Brett Bourne Greg Gingeleskie Dan Hicks Steve Kovach Mathew Miller Bryce Saddoris Ed Prendergast MOST PINS John Reich Mathew Miller Ed Prendergast Karl Haywood Scott Kelly Pete Blair George Fears Frank Workman John Fletcher Brett Bourne Michael Woulfe Mickey MacDonald Thayer Paxton MATCHES WRESTLED Bryce Saddoris Matt Stolpinski Mark Conley Greg Gingeleskie Peyton Walsh Aaron Kalil John Cox Tanner Garrett Sam Gray Luke Rebertus John Reich Ed Prendergast Mike Bigrigg Scott Schleicher Matt DeMichiel SINGLE-SEASON RECORD BOOK 40-WIN SEASONS Mark Conley Matt Stolpinski Tanner Garrett Bryce Saddoris Matt Stolpinski WIN SEASONS (52 TOTAL BY 47 WRESTLERS) Mark Conley Matt Stolpinski Tanner Garrett Bryce Saddoris Matt Stolpinski Peyton Walsh Scott Kelly Dan Hicks Ed Prendergast Brett Bourne Greg Gingeleskie Steve Kovach Bryce Saddoris Ed Prendergast Luke Rebertus Scott Kelly Kurt Kyle Doug Zembiec Tyrone Neal Steve Kovach Tanner Garrett John Jarred Bryce Saddoris Mathew Miller Mark Conley John Cox Jadaen Bernstein Matt Treaster Scott Schleicher Greg Gingeleskie Justin Woodruff Antonio Miranda Aaron Kalil Scott Schleicher Thayer Paxton John Jarred Casey Caldwell Bryce Saddoris Bobby Barnhisel John Reich Frank Edwards Matt DeMichiel Luke Rebertus Mason Bailey John Reich John Reich Brett Bourne Greg Gingeleskie Mark Conley Tom Storer Matt Stolpinski Michael Woulfe WIN PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 WINS) Scott Schleicher Frank Shaffer Scott Kelly Tanner Garrett Scott Kelly John Reich Dan Hicks Tim Curry John Reich Mark Conley WIN SEASONS FOUR TIMES Bryce Saddoris , 08-09, 09-10, THREE TIMES John Reich , 81-82, Greg Gingeleskie , 97-98, Mark Conley , 00-01, Matt Stolpinski , 06-07, TWO TIMES Scott Kelly , Scott Schleicher , Brett Bourne , Steve Kovach , Tanner Garrett , John Jarred , Ed Prendergast , Luke Rebertus , ONCE Matt Treaster Dan Hicks Kurt Kyle Tyrone Neal Justin Woodruff Doug Zembiec Tom Storer Frank Edwards Thayer Paxton John Cox Antonio Miranda Casey Caldwell Matt DeMichiel Aaron Kalil Mason Bailey Bobby Barnhisel Peyton Walsh Jadaen Bernstein Mathew Miller Michael Woulfe MOST PINS John Reich Mathew Miller John Reich Ed Prendergast Michael Woulfe Scott Kelly Scott Kelly Ed Prendergast Frank Workman John Fletcher MOST MATCHES WRESTLED Matt Stolpinski Peyton Walsh Matt Stolpinski Mark Conley Tanner Garrett Tyrone Neal Steve Kovach Tom Storer Bryce Saddoris John Cox Mason Bailey Jadaen Brenstein

12 MOST WINS BY WEIGHT CLASS 125: Aaron Kalil Prescott Garner Alex Usztics Sam Gray Aaron Kalil : Aaron Kalil Sam Gray Joe Baker Zack Davis Zack Davis : Mark Conley Mark Conley Mark Conley Brad Canterbury Nate Gulosh NR 25 Jared Prince : Bryce Saddoris Bryce Saddoris John Cox Tom Storer John Cox John Cox MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS WINS BY A FRESHMAN Tyrone Neal Luke Rebertus Bryce Saddoris John Reich Prescott Garner WINS BY A SOPHOMORE Bryce Saddoris Steve Kovach Jadaen Bernstein Greg Gingeleskie Matt DeMichiel WINS IN FIRST TWO SEASONS COMBINED Bryce Saddoris Greg Gingeleskie John Reich Jadaen Bernstein Zack Davis WINS IN ANY TWO SEASONS COMBINED Matt Stolpinski Bryce Saddoris Bryce Saddoris Mark Conley Tanner Garrett : Bryce Saddoris John Jarred Tyrone Neal John Jarred Bryce Saddoris Bobby Barnhisel : Peyton Walsh Matt DeMichiel Frank Edwards Craig Dziewiatkowski Peyton Walsh : Matt Stolpinski Matt Stolpinski Luke Rebertus Jadaen Bernstein Matt Stolpinski NR 28 Jadaen Bernstein : Mathew Miller Antonio Miranda Casey Caldwell Luke Rebertus Mason Bailey : Justin Woodruff Thayer Paxton Michael Woulfe Chris Pogue Thayer Paxton : Tanner Garrett Ed Prendergast Steve Kovach Ed Prendergast Steve Kovach Tanner Garrett all current weight classes were adopted in