Jeff Treleaven. Brandon Wynn. Mike Behles. Ty Echard

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1 Jeff Treleaven 2011 Second Team All-Big Ten Second Place in Big Ten Floor Finals Third Place in Big Ten Vault Finals Mike Behles Big Ten Vault Co-Champion 2011 First Team All-Big Ten Brandon Wynn Nissen-Emery Award Finalist Two-Time All-American 2010 NCAA Rings Champion Three-Time First Team All-Big Ten Ty Echard 2009 All-American Two-time Second Team All-Big Ten Ohio State s Record Holder on Pommel Horse Kris Done 2011 First Team All-Big Ten Second Place in Big Ten All-Around Big Ten Sportsmanship Honoree

2 ohio state athletics Communications Fawcett Center, 6th Floor 2400 Olentangy River Rd. Columbus, Ohio No. 7 Ohio State Set to Host 2011 NCAA Championships Buckeyes in action at 7 p.m. Thursday in NCAA Qualifier No. 7 Ohio State at 2011 ncaa championships Meet information Interim Co-Head Coach...Doug Stibel Year at OSU/Record...1st/11-8 overall Interim Co-Head Coach...Blaine Wilson Year at OSU/Record...1st/11-8 overall Record..(11-8, 5-2 Big Ten) GYMInfo Ranking... 7 Date... April 14-16, 2011 Site...St. John Arena T.V... ESPN2 (April 15 - Tape Delay) Championship Central... NCAA.com Tickets... All-Session ($28 - Adults, $20 - Students/Seniors), Single-Session ($10 - Adults, $7 Students/Seniors) OHIO STATE men s gymnastics NOTES April // NCAA Championships // St. John Arena Columbus, Ohio buckeye bits YouTube: youtube.com/buckeyegymnastics2 Facebook: facebook.com/ohiostatemensgymnastics television (Tape delay) ESPN2 (Mike Gleason - play-by-play, Bart Conner - analysis) Friday, April 15 - NCAA Team and All-Around Finals (Thursday April, 21, 1:30 p.m. ET) Ohio State Men s gymnastics three-time ncaa champions Schedule/Results Date Opponent (TV) Time/Result Jan. 15 at Windy City 1 4th; Jan. 22 at Oklahoma L, , Feb. 3 at Winter Cup Challenge 2 Feb. 5 at Winter Cup Challenge 2 Feb. 12 vs. Brockport W, Feb. 26 at Penn State* L, March 6 at UIC, Air Force, Temple 3 1st; March 12 vs. Illinois*, Nebraska 1st; March 19 at Michigan* L, April 1-2 at Big Ten Championships 4 3rd; April 14 NCAA Championships (Qualifier) 5 7 p.m. April 15 NCAA Championships (Team/AA) 7 p.m. April 16 NCAA Championships (Event) 7 p.m. All Home Meets take place at St. John Arena; All Times ET; 1 Chicago, Ill.; 2 Las Vegas, Nev.; 3 Chicago, Ill.; 4 Champaign, Ill.; 5 Columbus, Ohio. *Big Ten Opponent OhioStateBuckeyes.com COLUMBUS, Ohio The No. 7 Ohio State men s gymnastics team hosts the 2011 NCAA Men s Gymnastics Championships this weekend at historic St. John Arena. This is the third time in program history the Buckeyes have hosted the championships (1995 and 2001). QUICK HITS Senior co-captain Brandon Wynn has won 18-consecutive rings events and hast not lost on the even since September The two-time Big Ten champion will also look to defend his NCAA title this weekend. Wynn became the first Buckeye in program history to win back-to-back Big Ten rings titles. Five Buckeyes earned Big Ten medals at the 2011 Big Ten Championships April 1-2 in Chamapaign, Ill. Junior Mike Behles earned first team All-Big Ten status with a vault to share the event title. Freshman Kris Done notched second place in the all-around conference championships with an to earn first team All-Big Ten honors. Ohio State claimed regular season-highs on floor exercise (58.450), rings (59.650), vault (63.000), parallel bars (56.950) March 12 vs. the Cornhuskers and Fighting Illini at St. John Arena. Freshman Jeff Treleaven has won a team-high four vault titles this season, including a seasonhigh mark March 12 in the tri-meet vs. Nebraska and Illinois. He has claimed 13 Top 3 finishes (7 - vault; 5 - floor; 1 - parallel bars). Junior Ty Echard, a 2009 All-American, has won seven pommel horse titles in 2011, including seven Top 3 finishes. Echard posted a season-high vs. Brockport Feb. 12 in St. John Arena. He finished second at the Big Ten championships for the second consecutive season. Done leads the squad on high bar with a season-high set March 12 vs. Illinois and Nebraska. athletics THE LOGISTICS The national qualifier is comprised of 12 teams with the field split into two qualifying sessions held Thursday. Ohio State, as the seventh seed, will start the competition on rings at 7 p.m. and will be joined by No.2 Stanford (parallel bars), No.3 California (vault), No. 6 Michigan (bye), No.10 Nebraska (high bar), No.11 Iowa (floor exercise) and the individual and all-around competitors (pommel horse). Session one starts at 1 p.m. with No. 1 Oklahoma, No. 4 Illinois, No. 5 Penn State, No. 8 Minnesota, No.9 Air Force and No. 12 UIC in the rotations. Session two starts at 7 p.m. with No. 2 Oklahoma, No. 3 Michigan, No. 6 California, No. 7 Minnesota, No. 10 Nebraska and No. 11 Iowa in the grouping. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Ohio State gymnasts have earned 25 NCAA individual championships. Senior co-captain Brandon Wynn is the reigning 2010 national champion on rings. Former Buckeye and current interim co-head coach Blaine Wilson leads the OSU record books with six national championships.

3 ALL-AMERICA NODS Since Don Perry first earned All-America status on the trampoline in 1954; Ohio State has had 46 gymnasts collect the honor. In Ohio State history, former Buckeyes Mike Racanelli ( ) and Blaine Wilson ( ) tallied 10 individual honors each in only three seasons. Current buckeye senior co-captain Brandon Wynn is the latest to earn All-America status claiming the title on rings in OHIO STATE AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS The Buckeyes last won the national title in 2001 in their home venue of St. John Arena in Columbus. Three members of the 2001 squad notched individual event championship titles as well. Jamie Natalie won the all-around, Daren Lynch won on vault and Raj Bhavsar, a 2008 U.S. Olympian, won on parallel bars. Ohio State won its second national crown at the 1996 NCAA Championship. Former Buckeye Blaine Wilson captured the all-around, rings and parallel bars titles. Teammate Drew Durbin earned a national championship on pommel horse. In 1985, Ohio State earned the program s first national championship. Twin brothers Noah and Seth Riskin were named co-champions on parallel bars at the event finals. The three teams will be honored Friday evening at St. John Arena. RECAP I: 2010 NATIOINAL QUALIFIER The No. 5 Ohio State men s gymnastics team qualified for its second-consecutive NCAA championships scoring a team total in Christi Arena on the campus of the Military Academy in West Point, N.Y. Just as it was the previous year, it came down to the final event - this time pitting Ohio State vs. Penn State. The Buckeyes just edged the Nittany Lions for the third and final qualifying position, , with an event total of on pommel horse. With a team total, the Ohio State men s gymnastics team finished sixth at the 2010 NCAA Team Championships in West Point, N.Y. RECAP II: 2010 NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAM- PIONSHIPS Highlighted by Brandon Wynn s national championship on rings, the Ohio State men s gymnastics team had a tremendous night at the 2010 NCAA Individual Championships as Phil Onorato also earned all-america honors with Wynn. Wynn accomplished a feat that just one other gymnast in Ohio State history had done so before - be named a national champion on rings. He won his first career NCAA title on rings with a 15.9,.750 points better than the rest of the pack, joining current Buckeye interim co-head coach and former U.S. Olympian Blaine Wilson as the only two gymnasts to do so. Onorato earned his first career All-American honor, scoring a on vault to tie for fourth place. ROCKING OUT THE BIG TENS Ohio State posted an impressive performance at the Big Ten Championships April 1-2 in Champaign, Ill., as the team finished in third place with points. Freshman Kris Done highlighted the Friday night competition as he finished second in the all-around tallying a season-high to earn his first career Big Ten medal. For the second-consecutive season, Brandon Wynn continued to show his dominance on the rings event as the senior co-captain earned his second career Big Ten title, recording a meet-high Joining Wynn on the podium was junior Mike Behles, who claimed his first-career Big Ten title on vault, sharing the crown with Zach Chase of Minnesota with a In all, five Buckeyes earned medals at the league event finals to be named to the 2011 All- Big Ten teams. For Ohio State, Wynn earned his third-career first team All-Big Ten honor, while Behles was named a first team honoree for the first time in his career. Also claiming first team laurels was Done. Ty Echard and Jeff Treleaven were named to the second team All-Big Ten list, while Done was the Buckeyes Sportsmanship honoree. Done, represented the Scarlet and Gray on vault, parallel bars and high bar. Highlighting his evening competition was on high bar where the Buckeye rookie claimed his second Big Ten medal of the championships with a second-place mark of Lancaster, Ohio, native, Echard received the second Big Ten medal of his career, taking second on pommel horse for the second-consecutive season. The Buckeye junior claimed a mark Saturday night. Treleaven also had a night to remember as he claimed his first career Big Ten medal, taking second on floor exercise with a score. The Buckeye rookie then claimed his second Big Ten medal of the evening, tying for third on vault with a score. In all, the Buckeyes had seven individuals qualify with Top 10 marks at the team competition Friday night. Gaining valuable championship experience were sophomores John Laing and Blaize Monks. Laing claimed a on pommel horse for eighth place, while Monks claimed a to finish eighth overall. BUCKEYES IN THE RANKINGS Senior co-captain Brandon Wynn leads the GymInfo national rankings for the Buckeyes, earning the top spot on rings with a national qualifying average. Senior Sean Regan and junior Mike Behles are also ranked on rings both tied for 20th with a average. Junior Ty Echard holds the next highest spot for the Scarlet and Gray ranking third on pommel horse (15.133). Junior John Laing is just ten spots behind at No. 13 with a Three Buckeyes rank on vault and are led by freshman Jeff Treleaven who is ranked fifth with a Behles is ranked 14th (15.80) and freshman Kris Done is 20th in the country (15.642). Done leads the team on both parallel bars and high bar ranking third in the nation on high bar senior brandon wynn >> Junior phil onorato >> R-Sophomore C.J. Magrum >> junior ty echard >> 2011 big ten Freshmen of the week Date Gymnast School Jan Jan. 17 Jeff Treleaven Ohio State Jan. 24 Zack Chase minnesota Jan. 31 Jordan Valdez illinois Feb. 7 Sam Mikulak michigan Feb. 14 Jeff Treleaven Ohio State Feb. 21 Francisco Vasquez Penn State Feb. 28 Sam Mikulak michigan March 7 Sam Mikulak michigan March 14 Zack Chase minnesota March 21 Sam Mikulak Michigan March 28 Alex Varga illinois 2011 big ten gymnasts of the week Date Gymnast Year School Jan. 10 Scott Rosenthal So. Penn State Jan. 17 Paul Ruggeri Sr. Illinois Jan. 24 Paul Ruggeri Sr. Illinois Jan. 31 Tyler Mizoguchi Jr. Illinois Feb. 7 Paul Ruggeri Sr. Illinois Feb. 14 Jeff Treleaven Fr. Ohio State Feb. 21 Tyler Mizoguchi Jr. Illinois Parker Raque So. Penn State Feb. 28 Warren Yang Jr. Penn State March 7 Felix Aronovich So. Penn State March 14 Thomas Kelley Sr. Michigan March 21 Tyler Mizoguchi Jr. Illinois March 28 Austin Phillips So. Illinois

4 and 28th on parallel bars. Junior Blaize Monks is also in the rankings on high bar at 29th with a average. On floor, Treleaven is No. 11 with a average, while Regan is tied for 44th with a WYNN NAMED A 2011 NISSEN AWARD FINALIST After claiming the Big Ten and NCAA title on rings his junior season, Brandon Wynn has continued his dominance on the event this season and was recently named a 2011 Nissen-Emery Award Finalist the prestigious award given annually to the nation s outstanding senior male collegiate gymnast. The two-time Buckeye captain, Wynn has won five rings titles in 2011 to stretch his undefeated streak on the event to 18-consecutive titles (24 overall). He posted a season-high at Oklahoma Jan. 15. Against Brockport in the Buckeyes home opener Feb. 12, Wynn won the rings event with a and also notched a season-high on parallel bars for first overall and a season-high on floor exercise for second overall. He concluded his final regular season competition winning the rings event with a in a tri-meet vs. Illinois and Nebraska March 12. A two-time All-American, Wynn won the 2010 NCAA rings title with a mark at the individual finals in West Point, N.Y. Before winning his first national title, the two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree claimed the Big Ten rings championship with a score at the individual finals at St. John Arena in Columbus. The three-time All-Big Ten honoree, Wynn earned All-America status for the first time in 2009 after finishing eighth in the all-around at the NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. BIG TEN PREASEASON POLL Ohio State was tabbed third by the Big Ten Conference coaches in a preseason poll last December with Michigan, the 2010 NCAA champions, as the preseason favorite to win the league title. Illinois was selected to place second, while Penn State followed the Buckeyes in fourth place. Minnesota and Iowa rounded out the preseason poll in fifth and sixth place, respectively. For Ohio State, seniors Brandon Wynn and Sean Regan were voted to a 12-member Big Ten Gymnasts to Watch List. OHIO STATE IN A NUTSHELL Ohio State opened the season ranked sixth in the preseason coaches poll and has been in the Top 10 in the 2011 GymInfo national poll for 12-consecutive weeks. Strong leadership from the upperclassmen as well as talented performances by Buckeye freshmen helped Ohio State post a season-high in the regular-season home finale vs. Nebraska and Illinois March 12 in Columbus. The Buckeyes have received career-high marks from senior Sean Regan, junior Mike Behles and sophomores Blaize Monks and John Laing. Freshmen Jeff Treleaven and Kris Done have notched teamhigh scores this season on vault (16.4) and high bar (15.25), respectively. Senior Brandon Wynn and junior Ty Echard continued to have some of the best routines in the nation in 2011 on rings and pommel horse, respectively. The two have combined for 11 event titles this season. POMMEL HORSE SPECIALIST Ty Echard, a 2009 All-American on pommel horse, has continued his success on the event his junior season. Echard, a native of Carroll, Ohio, has won seven pommel horse titles in 2011 with nine Top 3 finishes. The 2009 All-American posted a season-high vs. Brockport Feb. 12 in St. John Arena. Echard currently ranks third in the nation on the event with a four-score average. He holds the program record on the event after preforming a vs. Michigan in FRESHMAN SUCCESS Freshman Jeff Treleaven has had an impressive first season at Ohio State. The native of Glen Ellyn, Ill., Treleaven has claimed three Big Ten weekly honors, including the gymnast of the week (Feb. 14) and freshman of the week twice(jan. 17 and Feb. 14). The Buckeye rookie swept the weekly award laurels after posting then-season high of on vault and on floor exercise in the win against Brockport Feb. 12 at St. John Arena. Treleaven also posted a season-high on parallel bars to tie for third overall. In the home regular season finale vs. Illinois Nebraska, Treleaven notched a team-high on vault to earn his fourth vault title of KRIS GETS IT DONE Freshman Kris Done has become the top performer for the Buckeyes on high bar this season. A native of Auckland, New Zealand, Done has won four-consecutive titles on the event, posting GYMINFO 2011 coaches poll By NATIONAL QUALIFYING AVERAGE April 4, 2011 Rank...School 1... Oklahoma ( ) 2...Stanford ( ) 3...California ( ) 4...Illinois ( ) 5...Penn State ( ) 6... Michigan ( ) 7... Ohio State ( ) 8... Minnesota ( ) 9...Air Force ( ) Nebraska ( ) 11...Iowa ( ) 12...UIC ( ) 13...William & Mary ( ) 14...Temple ( ) Army ( ) quick facts >>Men s gymnastics history First Year All-Time Record... 1, National Team Championships...3 ( ) NCAA Individual Champions All-America Honors All-Americans Big Ten Championships co Big Ten Individual Titles All-Big Ten Selections Academic All-Big Ten Selections Big Ten Gymnast of the Week/Month Selections Facility...Steelwood Athletic Training Facility Meet Facility/Capacity...St. John Arena/13,276 >>Team facts Interim Co-Head Coach...Doug Stibel, 1st Year Alma Mater/Year...Ohio State, 2008 Interim Co-Head Coach... Blaine Wilson, 1st Year Assistant Coach... Dick Huntwork, 1st Year Alma Mater/Year...Ohio State, 2004 Vol. Assnt. Coach...Tai Lee Letterwinners Returning/Lost...9/5 All-Americans Returning/Lost...4/0 National Champions Returning/Lost...1/0 Newcomers...10 (7 freshmen, 2 juniors, 1 senior) Dual Record Overall Record >>Athletics communications Men s Gymnastics Contact... Alex Morando Phone morando.2@osu.edu Website...OhioStateBuckeyes.com Assoc. Athletics Dir. of Communications...Dan Wallenberg Director... Shelly Poe Associate Director... Leann Parker Assistant Directors...Alissa Clendenen, Jerry Emig,...D.C. Koehl, Courtney Marsh, Danielle Warner,...Adam Widman Interns...Alex Morando & Brett Rybak Web site...ohiostatebuckeyes.com Main Office Phone Fax Mailing Address... Fawcett Center 6th Floor Olentangy River Road, Columbus, OH >> THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE Asst. Commissioner Media Relations...Scott Chipman Phone schipman@bigten.org Men s Gymnastics Contact...Bob Healy Phone , Ext bhealy@bigten.org Fax/Web site /bigten.org Mailing Address West Higgins Rd....Park Ridge, IL

5 Interim co-head coach doug stibel Born: April 16, 1975 Hometown: Canton, Mich. High School: Canton High School alma Mater: Ohio State, 2008 Family: Wife, Katrina ( Athletic Trainer at Ohio State), Son, Joshua, 19 months playing Career: A four-year starter and three-time All-American for the Buckeyes; Senior U.S. National Team member ( ), Junior National Team member ( ), two-time First Team All-Big Ten honoree ( ), 1999 Big Ten Champion on horizontal bar, earned first-caree All-America status after placing fifth on high bar at 1998 NCAA Championships, finished second on parallel bars and sixth on floor exercise at 1999 NCAA Championships. Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, Ohio State ( ), helped the Buckeyes to four Big Ten championship crowns (2002, 05, 06, 07). Coaching Accomplishments: 2007 Central Region Assistant Coach of the Year USA Gymnastics: Competed at seven National Championships (1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 and 2000),.competed at World Team Trials in 1999, competed at The COPA, placed first on high bar, third on floor exercise and fifth on vault, rings and all-around, personal coach at the 2008 World Championships and at French World Cup event. Interim co-head coach Blaine wilson Born: August 3, 1974 Hometown: Columbus, Ohio High School: Saint Francis DeSales Family: Wife, Ailane (former rhythmic gymnast), Daughter, Wakaya, 8, Son, Jackson, 17 months playing Career: A four-year starter and four-time All-American for the Buckeyes ( ), Nissen-Emery Award Winner (1997), four-time First Team All-Big Ten honoree, three-time Big Ten Gymnast of the Year, two-time OSU Male Athlete of the Year, captured six NCAA individual titles ( All-Around, Rings, Parallel Bars; All- Around, Rings, Vault), owner of 11 Big Ten indvidual titles ( Vault; All-Around, Parallel Bars, Rings; All-Around, Horizontal Bar; All-Around, Floor Exercise, Pommel Horse, Rings, High Bar). Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, Ohio State (2010), Volunteer Assistant Coach, Ohio State ( , ). USA Gymnastics: Three-time Olympian ( Atlanta ; Sydney ; Athens ), earned a silver medal in the team competition at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, secured five-consecutive U.S. all-around titles ( ), five U.S. rings titles, also captured U.S. championships on floor (2000), vault (1996, 1997, 2000), parallel bars (1997, 1998) and high bar (2002), participated in three World Championships (1995, 1997 and 1999).. a team-high in the win against Illinois and Nebraska March 12 in Columbus. At Oklahoma, Done was second overall on high bar with a teamhigh to help Ohio State notch a seasonhigh NEW LEADERSHIP The Buckeyes are led by interim co-head coaches Doug Stibel and Blaine Wilson and after both serving as assistant coaches for the program last season. Stibel, in his 10th season overall at Ohio State, has helped coach the Buckeyes to four Big Ten championships (2002, 05, 06 and 07). For his work in the 2007 season, Stibel garnered his firstcareer Central Region Assistant Coach of the Year accolade. A four-year letterwinner for the Buckeyes ( ), Stibel was a member of the 1996 NCAA champion team. Wilson, an assistant coach on the Buckeye staff since 2009, has brought a wealth of knowledge to the gym after competing in three Olympics as a member of the U.S. Men s Gymnastics National Team (Atlanta, 1996; Sydney, 2000; Athens, 2004). The most decorated Buckeye in program history, Wilson competed from for the Buckeyes and helped guided the squad to its second national title in Dick Huntwork, a 2002 All-American and member of the Ohio State squad from , joins the men s gymnastics coaching staff as an assistant coach. Huntwork, a native of Pickerington, Ohio, helped lead the Buckeyes to their third NCAA national championship in A SUMMER TO REMEMBER Senior Brandon Wynn returned to the Buckeye program after a successful summer not only in national competitions, but on the world stage. Wynn, the 2010 NCAA and Big Ten champion on rings, won the U.S. national rings title at the 2010 VISA championships Aug. 14 in Hartford, Conn. With a two-day total of 32.25, the native of Voorhees, N.J., became the first Buckeye to take the rings title since two-time Olympian Raj Bhavsar won the event at the 2004 championships. With his third-place finish in the all-around with a career-high 90.0 in the finals at the U.S. national championships, Wynn was named to the U.S. Men s National Team for the second-consecutive year and earned a spot on his first U.S. World Team. The Buckeye traveled to the 2010 World Artistic Championships Oct in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Wynn competed on five events in the qualification rounds, including floor exercise, still rings, vault parallel bars and horizontal bars. He competed on rings and floor for the Americans in the finals, posting a team-high on rings and second-best U.S. score on floor exercise with The U.S. national team finished fourth at the world championships. WYNN, HARDY NAMED 2011 CAPTAINS Senior Brandon Wynn and sophomore Elliott Hardy were named co-captains from the 2011 season, interim co-head coaches Doug Stibel and Blaine Wilson announced last preseason. Wynn, the 2010 NCAA and Big Ten rings champion, had a summer to remember after being named to his second U.S. national team after claiming the U.S. national rings title at the 2010 VISA Championships Aug. 14 in Hartford, Conn. Wynn, who also finished third overall in the all-around competition, also earned a spot on the U.S. World Team, competing at the 2010 World Championships last October in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

6 2011 Ohio State Men s gymnastics Roster Gymnast height year hometown (Previous School) Matthew Barr 5-9 Freshman Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Jerome HIgh School) Mike Behles 5-7 Junior Wayne, Ill. (South Elgin High School) Mike Carney 5-4 Junior Norwalk, Conn. (Brien McMahon High School) Kris Done 5-11 Freshman Auckland, New Zealand (Hasca) Ty Echard 5-11 Junior Carroll, Ohio (Lancaster High School) Brandt Gomez 5-9 Sophomore Knoxville, Tenn. Elliott Hardy 5-8 Sophomore Plano, Texas (Plano Senior High School) Brandän Jones 5-8 Freshman owings Mills, Md. (Owings Mills High School) Misha Koudinov 5-6 Freshman Auckland, New Zealand (Westlake Boys High School) John Laing 5-7 Sophomore North Reading, Mass. (North Reading High School) Blaize Monks 5-9 Sophomore Noblesville, Ind. (Noblesville High School) Michael Newburger 5-10 R-Freshman Austin, Texas (McCallum High School) Philip Onorato 5-3 Junior Plano, Texas (Spring Creek Academy) Sean Regan 5-7 Senior Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville High School) Sean Reilly 5-8 R-Freshman Huntington Beach, Calif. (Huntington Beach High School) Nick Tagliaferro 5-6 Freshman Sewell, N.J. (Washington Township High School) Jeff Treleaven 5-6 Freshman Glen Ellyn, Ill. (Glenbard South High Schhol) Joel Uptmor 5-10 Junior Lebanon, Ohio (Air Force Academy) CJ Weir 5-5 Senior oradell, N.J. (Bergen Catholic High School) Brandon Wynn 5-6 Senior Voorhees, N.J. (Eastern High School) Neil Zyburt 6-1 R-Freshman Chicago, Ill. (St. Patrick High School) Interim Co-Head Coach: Doug Stibel (First Season; 10th Overall) Interim Co-Head Coach: Blaine Wilson (First Season; 2nd Overall) Assistant Coach: Dick Huntwork (First Season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Tai Lee (First Season) Pronunciation Guide (Mike) Behles: BAY-les Brandän (Jones): Bran-DEN Misha Koudinov: MEE-sha KEW-di-NOFF (John) Laing: LANG (Philip) Onorato: Ryhmes w/ Colorado (Nick) Tagliaferro: Tag-LAY-fair-O (Jeff) Treleaven: Truh-LEV-uhn (Brandon) Wynn: WIN (Doug) Stibel: STY-bel Tai (Lee): TY Program records TEAM RECORDS SINCE 2008* FLOOR EXERCISE NCAA Qualifier POMMEL HORSE California RINGS NCAA Qualifier VAULT Big Ten Championships HIGH BAR vs. Michigan TEAM TOTAL vs. Michigan *Computed under the FIG Code of Points individual records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SINCE 2008* ALL-AROUND Brandon Wynn...at VISA Championships (Finals), 2010 FLOOR EXERCISE Eddie Hay... vs. Penn State, 2008 POMMEL HORSE Ty Echard...at Michigan, 2010 RINGS Brandon Wynn...vs. Oklahoma, 2010 VAULT Jimmy Wickham...vs. Michigan, 2008 PARALLEL BARS Jake Bateman... vs. Penn State, 2008 HIGH BAR Jake Bateman...vs. Michigan, 2009 Tai Lee...at Nebraska, 2010 *Computed under the FIG Code of Points

7 2011 Ohio State Men s Gymnastics Television & Radio Roster Matthew Barr Fr. Dublin, Ohio Mike Behles Jr. Wayne, Ill. Mike Carney Jr. Norwalk, Conn. Kris Done Fr. Auckland, New Zealand Ty Echard Jr. Carroll, Ohio Brandt Gomez So. Knoxville, Tenn. Elliott Hardy So. Plano, Texas Brandän Jones Fr. Owings Mills, Md. Misha Koudinov Fr. Auckland, New Zealand John Laing So. North Reading, Mass. Blaize Monks So. Noblesville, Ind. Michael Newburger R-Fr. Austin, Texas Philip Onorato Jr. Plano, Texas Sean Regan Sr. Libertyville, Ill. Sean Reilly R-Fr. Huntington Beach, Calif. Nick Tagliaferro Fr. Sewell, N.J. Jeff Treleaven Fr. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Joel Uptmor Jr. Lebanon, Ohio CJ Weir Sr. Oradell, N.J. Brandon Wynn Sr. Voorhees, N.J. Neil Zyburt R-Fr. Chicago, Ill.

8 2011 Ohio State Men s Gymnastics Season, Career Highs Floor Pommel Horse Rings Vault Parallel Bars High Bar All-Around Gymnast 2011 Career 2011 Career 2011 Career 2011 Career 2011 Career 2011 Career 2011 Career Matt Barr Mike Behles Kris Done Ty Echard Elliot Hardy Brandän Jones Misha Koudinov John Laing Blaize Monks Michael Newburger Philip Onorato Sean Regan Jeff Treleaven Joel Uptmor CJ Weir Brandon Wynn Bold score indicates team best; (#) indicates Top 10 finish Ohio State at Windy City Invitational - 4th; (2-3; 1-3 Big Ten) Jan. 15, Chicago, Ill. Behles Done (t-6) 80.2 Echard (1) Koudinov (t-10) Laing (4) Monks Newburger Onorato (4) Regan Treleaven (t-1) Uptmor Wynn (1) (t-6) Team Ohio State at Oklahoma - L; (2-4; 1-3 Big Ten) Jan. 22, Norman, Okla. Barr Behles (10) (9) - - Done (9) (3) (2) - Echard (t-1) Jones 13.4 (10) 13.0 (9) Laing (7) (9) - Monks 14.3 (6) (6) - Newburger (8) Onorato 14.1 (8) (8) (6) (10) - - Treleaven (4) (3) 12.8 (8) - Uptmor (7) (10) Wynn (1) (4) - Team Ohio State at Winter Cup Challenge: Prelims Feb. 3, Las Vegas, Nev. Echard (2) Monks Onorato Regan (7) Treleaven (4) Ohio State at Winter Cup Challenge: Finals Feb. 5, Las Vegas, Nev. Echard (2) Regan Treleaven (5) team event bests Event Score Opponent (Date) F vs. Illinois, Nebraska (March 12) PH at Penn State (Feb. 26) R at Big Ten Championships (April 1) V at Big Ten Championships (April 1) PB vs. Illinois, Nebraska (March 12) HB at Big Ten Championships (April 1) TEAM vs. Illinois, Nebraska (March 12) individual event bests Event Score Individual Opponent (Date) F Jeff Treleaven/Phillip Onorato at Chicago (Mar. 06) PH Ty Echard vs. Brockport (Feb. 12) R Brandon Wynn at Big Ten Championships (April 1) V Jeff Treleaven vs. Illinois, Nebraska (Mar. 12) PB Brandon Wynn vs. Brockport (Feb. 12) HB Kris Done vs. Illinois, Nebraska (Mar. 12) AA Kris Done at Big Ten Championships (April 1) Buckeyes Leading the Way Floor NQA (NCAA Rank - Top 40) 1. Jeff Treleaven (11) 2. Sean Regan (T-44) Pommel Horse NQA (NCAA Rank - Top 40) 1. Ty Echard (3) 2. John Laing (13) Rings NQA (NCAA Rank - Top 40) 1. Brandon Wynn (1) 2. Mike Behles (T-20) Sean Regan (T-20) Vault NQA (NCAA Rank - Top 40) 1. Jeff Treleaven (5) 2. Mike Behles (14) 3. Kris Done (20) Parallel Bars NQA (NCAA Rank - Top 40) 1. Kris Done (28) High Bar NQA (NCAA Rank - Top 40) 1. Kris Done (3) 2. Blaize Monks (29)

9 Date OSU Rank Opponent (Rank) OSU Score Opp. Score Site Overall Big Ten Jan. 15 Windy City Invitational (4th) Chicago, Ill. 6 - Jan Oklahoma (3) Norman. Okla Feb Brockport Columbus, Ohio 8 3 Feb Penn State (4) State College, Pa. 9 5 March 6 9 UIC Chicago, Ill. 9 5 Air Force (1st) Temple March 12 9 Illinois (4) (1st) Columbus, Ohio 9 5 Nebraska (7) March 19 7 Michigan (6) Ann Arbor, Mich. 7 4 April 1 8 Big Ten Team Championships (3rd) -- Champaign, Ill. 8 5 April 14 NCAA Qualifier Columbus, Ohio April 15 NCAA Team Championships Columbus, Ohio Ohio State vs. Brockport- W, (3-4; 1-3 Big Ten) Feb. 12, Columbus, Ohio Barr (4) Behles (3) (2) (2) - - Done (4) (t-3) (4) - Echard (1) Jones (3) Laing (2) Monks (3) (1) - Newburger (4) Onorato Regan (2) (t-3) (3) - Treleaven (1) (1) (t-3) - - Uptmor (t-3) Weir Wynn (2) (1) (1) (2) - Team Ohio State at Penn State - L; (3-5; 1-4 Big Ten) Feb. 26, University Park, Pa. Behles Done (4) (t-1) - Echard (1) Jones Koudinov (3) - - Laing Monks Newburger Onorato (3) (t-3) Regan Treleaven (t-3) (1) Uptmor (t-3) Wynn Team Ohio State vs. UIC, Air Force, Temple 1st, (6-5, 1-4 Big Ten) March 6, Chicago, Ill. Behles (4) (1) (t-2) (t-5) - - Done (t-5) (t-6) (t-5) (1) - Echard (1) Jones (t-8) Koudinov (t-10) (2) Laing (t-6) Monks (t-5) Newburger Onorato (t-1) (2) (t-10) Regan (t-7) (3) Treleaven (t-1) (t-2) Uptmor Team Ohio State vs. Illinois, Nebraska 1st, (8-5; 2-4 Big Ten) March 12, Columbus, Ohio Barr (T-8) - - Behles (5) 14.3 (T-6) (4) (9) - - Done (3) (1) - Echard (2) Hardy Jones Koudinov (10) (4) Laing (3) Monks 14.3 (7) (T-6) Onorato 14.8 (2) (3) 15.4 (5) (7) - - Regan (4) (4) (6) - Treleaven 14.7 (3) (1) Weir Wynn (1) (T-5) - - Team Ohio State at Michigan - L; (8-6; 2-5 Big Ten) March 19, Ann Arbor, Mich. Behles (3) (2) (7) - - Done (10) (7) (5) (3) (1) - Echard (1) Koudinov (7) (9) (9) Laing (3) (9) - Monks (7) (4) - Newburger Onorato (9) (8) Regan (9) (5) Treleaven (3) (9) (10) - - Uptmor (6) - Wynn Team Ohio State at Big Ten Championships - 3rd; (11-8; 5-7 Big Ten) April 1, Champaign, Ill Barr Behles Done (2) Echard Jones Koudinov Laing Monks Newburger Regan Treleaven Wynn Team (3) (5) (2) (1) (5) (1) (3) Ohio State at Big Ten Championships- Event Finals - 3rd; (11-8; 5-7 Big Ten) April 1, Champaign, Ill Behles (6) (T-1) Done (8) (10) 14.8 (2) - Echard (2) Laing (8) Monks (8) Treleaven (2) (T-3) Wynn (1) (4) -

10 2011 Nissen-Emery Award Finalist brandon wynn Senior All-Around Voorhees, N.J. Eastern High School (Will-Moor School of Gymnastics) Family Resource Management major Two-time All-American after finishing eighth in the all-around in 2009 and claiming the NCAA rings title in NCAA and Big Ten Champion on rings after claiming a 15.9 in national finals and in conference finals Three-time All-Big Ten honoree (2008, 2009, 2010) Voted captain by teammates in 2009 and 2010 Has not lost on rings since September of 2009 has won 17-consecutive rings events (23 overall) 2010 National Champion on rings at VISA Championships in Hartford, Conn. Finished third in all-around at VISA Championships, including a program-record 90.0 in the finals Holds program record on rings with a 16.3 mark set vs. Oklahoma March 13, 2010 Two-time U.S. national team member Competed at the 2010 World Championships for Team USA finished 10th overall on rings Two-time first team CGA Academic All-America Scholar-Athlete (2009, 2010) Two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2009, 2010) Will be a four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete Leads Ohio State on rings, floor exercise parallel bars as well as in the all-around Career Highs (as of March 15) Floor 15.1 / Pommel Horse 13.7 / Rings 16.3 / Vault Parallel Bars 15.3 / High Bar / All-Around 90.0

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