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SEASON REVIEW The 2005-06 season was another successful campaign for the Indiana wrestling team, which made its 13th straight trip to the NCAA Championships under head coach Duane Goldman s

The Hoosiers finished the dual season with an 11-6 record and a 2-6 mark in Big Ten meets.

1 SEASON REVIEW The season was another successful campaign for the Indiana wrestling team, which made its 13th straight trip to the NCAA Championships under head coach Duane Goldman s leadership. The Hoosiers wrapped up the season with an 18th-place finish at the national championships, and saw 125-pounder Joe Dubuque bring home his second consecutive national title for IU. The Hoosiers finished the dual season with an 11-6 record and a 2-6 mark in Big Ten meets. IU finished off a perfect 9-0 non-conference dual meet season, including a championship at the Virginia Duals in January. The Hoosiers 11-0 start was the best since , when IU started 12-0 in dual meets. Indiana opened its schedule at the Missouri Open, where nine different wrestlers placed in the event. Brady Richardson brought home the Hoosiers lone win at the Open at 197 pounds, but Dave Herman placed second in the heavyweight division and three others Jose Escobedo (125 pounds), Andrae Hernandez (133) and Justin Curran (184) turned in third-place finishes. The Hoosiers followed that up with a first-place finish at the Mat Town Invitational on Nov. 26. IU s Dubuque (125), Matt Cooper (149) and Brandon Becker (157) took home titles, and the Hoosiers managed to place wrestlers in every weight class aside from 174 pounds. Hernandez, Richardson and Herman were runners-up in their respective weight classes. The dual season opened for the Hoosiers on Saturday, Dec. 10, as IU hosted the Hoosier Duals. Indiana came away dual champions after topping Eastern Illinois (36-3) and Gardner Webb (37-3). The Hoosiers had three different wrestlers record falls on the day, led by Becker s pin of EIU s Tyler Williams in 32 seconds. Dubuque totaled 12 dual points for IU. Joe Dubuque finished a stellar IU career with a 28-1 record and his second national championship at 125. Indiana posted its second dual championship in a row on Sunday, Dec. 18, at the FITE Duals in Park Forrest, Ill. The Hoosiers dominated Northern Illinois (28-9) and Southern Illinois (37-12) before dismantling Wisconsin-Whitewater Marc Bennett went 3-0 on the day, pinning SIU s Dan Midgett and UWW s Adam Moe and recording a 9-7 decision over 19th-ranked Danny Burk. The Hoosiers closed out 2005 at the Midlands Championships, coming away with an eighth-place finish in Evanston. Richardson led IU with a thirdplace finish, while Becker (fourth), Hernandez (fifth), Max Dean (sixth) and Curran (seventh) all placed for IU. Illinois came away with a first-place finish at the event. IU opened the new year at the Virginia Duals, and the Hoosiers went 4-0 in Norfolk to come away as dual champions. Indiana opened the duals with wins over Virginia Tech (40-13) and Bloomsburg (42-0) on Saturday, Jan. 14, then followed that up with victories over Chattanooga (29-11) and Penn (18-15) on Sunday, Jan. 15, to take the title. Against the Hokies, the Hoosiers recorded falls by Dubuque, Hernandez and Becker, and added 10 points on technical falls by Richardson and Dean to register 13 of their 16 bonus points in the match as the Hoosiers went 7-3 on the match. Indiana followed that up with a shutout of Bloomsburg in the second round of the duals, where Bennett and Richardson tallied falls as IU picked up 12 bonus points in the meet. Indiana opened day two of the duals with a victory over Chattanooga. The Hoosiers fell behind 8-6 after Chattanooga got a pair of major decisions at 133 and 141. But IU took 23 of the match s final 26 points to run away with the victory. Against Penn, the Hoosiers saw their stiffest competition of the non-conference schedule, but rallied from a 15-9 deficit with two wrestlers to go, when Richardson pinned Jack Sullivan in 1:07 to tie the match. Dave Herman finished off Penn with a 3-2 decision over Paul Velekie to give IU its ninth dual victory of the year. The Hoosiers began the Big Ten season with victories over Ohio State (31-7) and Purdue (24-13) to drive the dual victory streak to 11 meets. Dubuque, Hernandez, Becker, Dean, Bennett, Richardson and Herman all went 2-0 over the two meets, with Bennett and Hernandez leading the way with nine dual points apiece. IU faced the top three teams in the conference over the next three meets, and Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota each came away with dual victories over the Hoosiers. Dubuque and Hernandez each went 3-0 over the three-meet stretch, but the only IU wrestler to register dual points was Richardson, who posted a major decision against Iowa s Dan Erekson and a decision over Minnesota s Mitch Kuhlman. Indiana finished off the Big Ten season with three more losses, but the Hoosiers and Northwestern saw one of the closest meets of the conference slate, with NU emerging with a victory. Each squad won five matches, but the Wildcats gained four bonus points, three coming on a fall by then-no. 2 Jake Herbert. At the Big Ten Tournament, IU placed five wrestlers for a total of 43.5 points. Dubuque and Max Dean finished with a record and a fifth-place finish at the Big Ten Championships in the 165-pound class. Becker highlighted the Hoosier effort with thirdplace finishes, while Dean placed fifth, Hernandez sixth and Herman seventh. Dubuque s bid for an undefeated season ended in the third round of the 125-pound division with a 5-4 loss to Kyle Ott of Illinois, but the senior rebounded with a pair of wins to finish third in the conference. Becker was defeated in the first round by Iowa s Joe Johnston before winning his final four matches to take third in the event. The five Hoosiers who placed at Big Tens moved on to the NCAA Tournament, where Dubuque won five matches by decision to bring home his second straight national championship at 125. Dubuque topped Penn s Michael Silengo, Hofstra s David Thomasette, Central Michigan s Luke Smith and Oklahoma s Sam Hazewinkel to move on to the national championship bout. It marked the second year in a row that Dubuque stopped Hazewinkel s bid for a national title. In the finals, Dubuque registered his most lopsided victory of the tourney, besting Cornell s Troy Nickerson 8-3. Becker took a first-round major decision over Drexel s Ryan Hluschak 11-0, but was topped in the second round by Lehigh s Derek Zinck 8-6. Becker won his next three matches to give him a chance for a top-four finish, but for the second straight year he was derailed in his quest by Iowa State s Trent Paulson. Becker finished off the NCAAs with a 9-4 victory over Wisconsin s Craig Henning to earn his second consecutive All-America selection with a seventh-place finish. Herman and Dean each won a pair of matches at NCAAs, but did not place in the event. The Hoosiers finished 18th overall with 35 points, as Oklahoma State won its second consecutive national championship with Dubuque wrapped up his final IU campaign with a 28-1 overall record, tying Herman (28-16) and Hernandez (28-11) for most wins on the squad. Dean (26-16), Richardson (24-8) and Curran (20-14) each registered 20-win seasons for the Hoosiers WRESTLING

Richardson, first HWT Dave Herman, second INDIANA TOURNAMENT RESULTS MAT TOWN Nov.

2 TOURNAMENT/OVERALL RESULTS MISSOURI OPEN Nov. 21, Jose Escobedo, third 133 Angel Escobedo, fourth Andrae Hernandez, third 141 Nick Spatola, sixth 149 Matt Cooper, sixth 157 Matt Coughlin, fifth 184 Justin Curran, third 197 Brady Richardson, first HWT Dave Herman, second INDIANA TOURNAMENT RESULTS MAT TOWN Nov. 26, 2005 Team finish: first 125 Joe Dubuque, first 133 Andrae Hernandez, second Scott Kelly, eighth 141 Nick Spatola, fourth 149 Matt Cooper, first Isaac Knable, seventh 157 Brandon Becker, first 165 Max Dean, third 184 Justin Curran, third Josh Buuck, fifth 197 Brady Richardson, second HWT Dave Herman, second MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIP Dec , 2005 Team finish: eighth 133 Andrae Hernandez, fifth 157 Brandon Becker, fourth 165 Max Dean, sixth 174 Justin Curran, seventh 197 Brady Richardson, third Senior Brady Richardson came away with a first-place finish at the Missouri Open and a 24-8 record in INDIANA INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Brandon Becker earned his second straight All-America nod and took home a first-place finish at the Mat Town Invitational in Wt. Grappler Overall Duals Big Ten Tech. Falls Maj. Dec. Pins Def./For. 125 Joe Dubuque Jose Escobedo Wesley Fike Blane Culp Andrae Hernandez Scott Kelly Angel Escobedo REDSHIRT SEASON (20-3) 141 Nick Spatola Matt Cooper Isaac Knable Brandon Becker Matt Coughlin REDSHIRT SEASON (19-7) 165 Max Dean Hunter Hughes Marc Bennett Trevor Perry REDSHIRT SEASON (17-7) 184 Justin Curran Josh Buuck Brady Richardson Louis Gouletas Seth Parker REDSHIRT SEASON (1-4) HWT Dave Herman HWT Maurice Gunn REDSHIRT SEASON (8-6) WRESTLING 37

3 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS INDIANA 36, EASTERN ILLINOIS 3 Saturday, Dec. 10 Hoosier Duals; 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque wins by forfeit IU : Andrae Hernandez tech. falls Tony Metzger, IU : Nick Spatola dec. Casey Carrino, IU : Matt Cooper dec. Chris Smith, IU : No. 4 Brandon Becker pins Tyler Williams, 0: IU : Max Dean maj. dec. Andy Mangiaguerra, IU : No. 11 Kenny Robertson dec. Marc Bennett, IU : Justin Curran dec. Greg Perz, IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson dec. Terron Williams, IU 33-3 HWT: Dave Herman dec. Danny Perez, IU 36-3 INDIANA 37, GARDNER WEBB 3 Saturday, Dec. 10 Hoosier Duals; 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque pins Cortney Roberts, 2: IU : Andrae Hernandez dec. Josh Pneiwski, IU : Nick Spatola tech. falls A.J. Renteria, IU : Daniel Elliott dec. Matt Cooper, IU : No. 4 Brandon Becker dec. Adam Glaser, IU : Max Dean pins Dave Pelsang, 5: IU : Marc Bennett dec. Chad Davis, IU : Justin Curran dec. Brandon Beach, IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson maj. dec. Brent Blackwell, IU 33-3 HWT: Dave Herman maj. dec. Brandon Schweitzer, IU 37-3 INDIANA 40, VIRGINIA TECH 13 Saturday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque pins Justin Staylor, 4: IU : Andrae Hernandez pins Sheridan Moran, 4: IU : No. 13 David Hoffman maj. dec. Scott Kelly, IU : Matt Cooper wins by forfeit IU : No. 3 Brandon Becker pins Dave Kiley, 5: IU : Max Dean tech. falls Mark Czarny, IU : Steven Ratley def. Marc Bennett, IU : Justin Curran wins by forfeit IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson tech. falls Matt Woods IU 40-7 HWT: Mike Faust wins by forfeit IU INDIANA 42, BLOOMSBURG 0 Saturday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque wins by forfeit IU : Andrae Hernandez tech. falls Rick Donald, IU : Nick Spatola dec. Brad Forbes, IU : Matt Cooper dec. George Hickman, IU : No. 3 Brandon Becker dec. Aric Furham, IU : Max Dean maj. dec. Jason Crawford, IU : Marc Bennett pins Frank Beasley, 1: IU : Justin Curran dec. Andrew Jordan, IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson pins Jesse Hasserman IU 39-0 HWT: Dave Herman dec. Mike Spaid, IU 42-0 INDIANA 28, NORTHERN ILLINOIS 9 Sunday, Dec. 18 FITE Duals; Park Forrest, Ill. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque pins Pat Castillo, 5: IU : Andrae Hernandez dec. Andy Hiatt, IU : No. 9 Josh Wooton dec. Nick Spatola, IU : No. 8 Mike Grimes dec. Matt Cooper, IU : No. 3 Brandon Becker pins Aaron Owens, 2: IU : Max Dean dec. Alex Nelson, IU : Marc Bennett dec. No. 19 Danny Burk, IU : Justin Curran maj. dec. Nick McClone, IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson dec. Dave Herrera, IU 28-6 HWT: No. 20 Joe Sapp dec. Dave Herman, IU 28-9 INDIANA 29, CHATTANOOGA 11 Sunday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque pins Javier Maldonado IU : Matt Keller maj. dec. Andrae Hernandez, IU : Michael Keefe maj. dec. Nick Spatola, UC : Matt Cooper dec. Aaron Martin, IU : No. 3 Brandon Becker dec. Jake Yost, IU : Max Dean dec. Justin Otis, IU : Marc Bennett pins T.J. Sayers, 7: IU : John Davis dec. Justin Curran, IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson tech. falls Lloyd Rogers, IU HWT: Dave Herman dec. Israel Silva, IU INDIANA 37, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 12 Sunday, Dec. 18 FITE Duals; Park Forrest, Ill. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque tech. falls Sean Mead, IU : Andrae Hernandez pins Chuck Patten, 4: IU : Tyler Swearingen dec. Scott Kelly, IU : Joe Rujawitz dec. Isaac Knable, IU : No. 3 Brandon Becker pins Jacob Petri, 2: IU : Max Dean maj. dec. John Ficht, IU : Marc Bennett pins Dan Midgett, 2: IU : Brandon Cleary pins Louis Gouletas, 2: IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson maj. dec. Sean Tyus, IU HWT: Dave Herman wins by forfeit IU INDIANA 45, WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER 4 Sunday, Dec. 18 FITE Duals; Park Forrest, Ill. 125: Jose Escobedo dec. Joe Van Wettering, IU : Andrae Hernandez pins Kyle Hazelwood, 4: IU : Scott Kelly dec. Nate Closen, IU : Isaac Knable pins Jeremy Pingel, 0: IU : No. 3 Brandon Becker pins Pat Nagel, 2: IU : Hunter Hughes pins Shannon Bohlman, 6: IU : Marc Bennett pins Adam Moe, 3: IU : Justin Curran pins Mike Schmidt, 4: IU : Karl Voeck maj. dec. Louis Gouletas, IU 42-4 HWT: Dave Herman dec. Derrick Johnson, IU 45-4 INDIANA 18, PENN 15 Sunday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque dec. Mike Silengo, IU : Matt Valenti dec. Andrae Hernandez, T : Cesar Grajales dec. Nick Spatola, UP : Matt Dragon dec. Matt Cooper, UP : Gene Zannetti dec. No. 3 Brandon Becker, UP : Max Dean dec. Lior Zamir, UP : Matt Herrington dec. Marc Bennett, UP : Justin Curran dec. Dustin Wiles, UP : No. 8 Brady Richardson pins Jack Sullivan, 1: T HWT: Dave Herman dec. Paul Velekie, IU INDIANA 31, OHIO STATE 7 Friday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque tech. falls Nathan Costello, IU : Andrae Hernandez dec. Reece Humphrey, IU : T.J. Enright dec. Nick Spatola, IU : J Jaggers maj. dec. Isaac Knable, IU : No. 7 Brandon Becker maj. dec. Steven Sommer, IU : Max Dean dec. Nathan Augustson, IU : Marc Bennett pins Zach Craiglow, 6: IU : Justin Curran dec. Alex Picazo, IU : No. 8 Brady Richardson dec. Corey Morrison, IU 27-7 HWT: Dave Herman maj. dec. Josh Bartholomew, IU WRESTLING

MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS INDIANA 24, PURDUE 13 Sunday, Jan. 22 West Lafayette, Ind. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque dec. Brandon Tucker, 3-0............ IU 3-0 133: Andrae Hernandez def. No. 6 Chris Fleeger.

4 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS INDIANA 24, PURDUE 13 Sunday, Jan. 22 West Lafayette, Ind. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque dec. Brandon Tucker, IU : Andrae Hernandez def. No. 6 Chris Fleeger IU : Jason Cook dec. Nick Spatola, IU : Doug Withsandley def. Matt Cooper T : No. 7 Brandon Becker dec. Jake Murphy, IU : Max Dean dec. Dan Bedoy, IU : Marc Bennett dec. Nick Corpe, IU : No. 4 Ben Wissel maj. dec. Justin Curran, IU : No. 5 Brady Richardson dec. Nathan Moore, IU HWT: Dave Herman dec. Aaron Keough, IU ILLINOIS 26, INDIANA 6 Friday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque dec. No. 3 Kyle Ott, IU : Andrae Hernandez dec. Gabe Flores, IU : Cassio Pero maj. dec. Nick Spatola, IU : Troy Tirapelle dec.matt Cooper, UI : No. 1 Alex Tirapelle dec. No. 6 Brandon Becker, UI : No. 8 Mike Poeta dec. Max Dean, UI : No. 16 Donny Reynolds dec. Marc Bennett, UI : No. 4 Pete Friedl maj. dec. Justin Curran, UI : No. 9 Tyrone Bird dec. No. 6 Brady Richardson, UI 23-6 HWT: Matt Weight dec. Dave Herman, UI 26-6 NORTHWESTERN 19, INDIANA 15 Saturday, Feb. 18 Evanston, Ill. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque dec. No. 7 John Velez, IU : No. 18 Andrae Hernandez dec. Daniel Quintela, IU : No. 8 Ryan Lang dec. Nick Spatola, IU : Matt Cooper dec. Marty Gould, IU : No. 8 Brandon Becker dec. Greg Hagel, IU : No. 19 Will Durkee dec. Max Dean, IU : No. 2 Jake Herbert pins Marc Bennett, 1: T : No. 10 Mike Tamillow dec. Justin Curran, NU : No. 12 Matt Delguyd maj. dec. No. 10 Brady Richardson, 11-3NU HWT: Dave Herman dec. No. 9 Dustin Fox, NU MICHIGAN 31, INDIANA 9 Sunday, Feb : Michael Watts maj. dec. Blane Culp, UM : No. 18 Andrae Hernandez pins Jim Shutich, 6: IU : No. 4 Josh Churella pins Nick Spatola, 4: UM : No. 4 Eric Tannenbaum pins Isaac Knable, 0: UM : No. 8 Brandon Becker dec. No. 13 Steve Luke, UM : No. 1 Ryan Churella dec. Max Dean, UM : No. 10 Nick Roy dec. Marc Bennett, UM : No. 18 Tyrel Todd dec. Justin Curran, UM : Omar Maktabi dec. Louis Gouletas, UM 28-9 HWT: No. 3 Greg Wagner dec. Dave Herman, UM 31-9 IOWA 30, INDIANA 12 Sunday, Jan : No. 1 Joe Dubuque maj. dec. Lucas Magnani, IU : Andrae Hernandez maj. dec. No. 21 Daniel Dennis IU : No. 15 Alex Tsirtsis pins Nick Spatola, 6: IU : No. 2 Ty Eustice def. Matt Cooper UI : No. 8 Joe Johnston dec. No. 6 Brandon Becker, UI : Eric Luedke dec. Max Dean, UI : No. 4 Mark Perry pins Marc Bennett, 5: UI : No. 7 Paul Bradley dec. Justin Curran, UI : No. 6 Brady Richardson maj. dec. Dan Erekson, UI HWT: Ryan Fuller dec. Dave Herman, UI MINNESOTA 25, INDIANA 13 Sunday, Feb. 5 Minneapolis, Minn. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque maj. dec. Travis Lang, IU : No. 18 Andrae Hernandez pins Daniel Jackson, 3: IU : No. 13 Manuel Rivera maj. dec. Scott Kelly, IU : No. 1 Dustin Schlatter tech. falls Matt Cooper, IU : No. 4 C.P. Schlatter dec. No. 8 Brandon Becker, UM : No. 10 Matt Nagel dec. Max Dean, UM : No. 14 Gabriel Dretsch dec. Marc Bennett, UM : No. 10 Roger Kish maj. dec. Justin Curran, UM : No. 9 Brady Richardson dec. Mitch Kuhlman, UM HWT: No. 1 Cole Konrad dec. Dave Herman, UM PENN STATE 27, INDIANA 8 Friday, Feb. 10 Bloomington, lnd. 125: No. 1 Joe Dubuque tech. falls Tim Haas, IU : No. 9 Jake Strayer dec. No. 18 Andrae Hernandez, IU : No. 10 DeWitt Driscoll tech. falls Scott Kelly, PSU : No. 14 James Woodall dec. Matt Cooper, PSU : No. 8 Brandon Becker dec. No. 13 Nathan Galloway, 2-1. PSU : No. 12 David Erwin dec. Max Dean, PSU : Phil Bomberger dec. Marc Bennett, PSU : No. 4 Eric Bradley maj. dec. Justin Curran, PSU : No. 6 Philip Davis dec. No. 9 Brady Richardson, PSU 24-8 HWT: No. 18 Joel Edwards dec. Dave Herman, PSU 27-8 Brandon Becker went 28-9 in , including a 13-4 mark in dual meets and a 5-3 mark in the Big Ten WRESTLING 39

5 BIG TEN/NCAA TOURNAMENTS BIG TEN TOURNAMENT March 4-5, Minnesota Illinois Michigan Penn State Northwestern Iowa Wisconsin Michigan State Purdue Indiana Ohio State 40 Joe Dubuque, 3rd place, 125 pounds Joe Dubuque dec. Colin Cudd (Wisconsin), 10-4 Joe Dubuque dec. Brad Pataky (Penn State), 8-2 Kyle Ott (Illnois) dec. Joe Dubuque, 5-4 Joe Dubuque maj. dec. Colin Cudd (Wisconsin), 12-1 Joe Dubuque dec. John Velez (Northwestern), 2-1 Andrae Hernandez, 6th place, 133 pounds Tom Clum (Wisconsin) maj. dec. Andrae Hernandez, 17-4 Gabe Flores (Illinois) dec. Andrae Hernandez, 12-5 Andrae Hernandez dec. Reece Humphrey (Ohio State), 8-1 Nick Spatola, 141 pounds Josh Churella (Michigan) maj. dec. Nick Spatola, 11-0 Manuel Rivera (Minnesota) maj. dec. Nick Spatola, 12-4 Matt Cooper, 149 pounds Darren McKnight (Michigan State) dec. Matt Cooper, 6-2 James Woodall (Penn State) dec. Matt Cooper, 10-4 Brandon Becker, 3rd place, 157 pounds Joe Johnston (Iowa) dec. Brandon Becker, 4-2 Brandon Becker tech. falls Tony Greathouse (Michigan State), 17-2 Brandon Becker dec. Nathan Galloway (Penn State), 7-1 Brandon Becker dec. Craig Henning (Wisconsin), 5-4 Brandon Becker dec. Steve Luke (Michigan), 6-0 Max Dean, 5th place, 165 pounds Ryan Churella (Michigan) maj. dec. Max Dean, 11-3 Max Dean dec. Nathaniel Auguston (Ohio State), 4-3 Max Dean dec. Jake Donar (Wisconsin), 5-3 Mike Poeta (Illinois) dec. Max Dean, 3-2 Max Dean dec. Dan Bedoy (Purdue), 2-1 Marc Bennett, 174 pounds Blake Maurer (Ohio State) pins Marc Bennett, 6:08 RJ Boudro (Michigan State) dec. Marc Bennett, 12-8 Justin Curran, 184 pounds Pete Friedl (Illinois) dec. Justin Curran, 7-1 Mike Tamillow (Northwestern) dec. Justin Curran, 7-5 Brady Richardson, 197 pounds Nathan Moore (Purdue) dec. Brady Richardson, 7-1 Dan Erekson (Iowa) pins Brady Richardson, 4:09 Dave Herman, 7th place, 285 pounds Dave Herman dec. Aaron Keough (Purdue), 2-1 Greg Wagner (Michigan) dec. Dave Herman, 5-1 Dustin Fox (Northwestern ) dec. Dave Herman, 4-2 Dave Herman dec. Max Lossen (Michigan State), 3-1 NCAA TOURNAMENT March 16-18, 2006 Oklahoma City 1. Oklahoma State Minnesota Oklahoma Iowa Cornell Arizona State Michigan Edinboro Lehigh Penn State Indiana 35 Joe Dubuque, 1st place, 125 pounds Joe Dubuque dec. Michael Silengo (Penn), 5-2 Joe Dubuque dec. David Thomasette (Hofstra), 4-0 Joe Dubuque dec. Luke Smith (Central Michigan), 6-4 Joe Dubuque dec. Sam Hazewinkel (Oklahoma), 2-1 Joe Dubuque dec. Troy Nickerson (Cornell), 8-3 Andrae Hernandez, 133 pounds Nathan Morgan (Oklahoma State) dec. Andrae Hernandez, 9-3 Joseph Baker (Navy) dec. Andrae Hernandez, 16-9 Brandon Becker, 7th place, 157 pounds Brandon Becker maj. dec. Ryan Hluschak (Drexel), 11-0 Derek Zinck (Lehigh) dec. Brandon Becker, 8-6 Brandon Becker pins Dan Clum (Wyoming), 4:32 Brandon Becker dec. Matt Hill (Edinboro), 7-5 Brandon Becker dec. Michael Chandler (Missouri), 10-4 Trent Paulson (Iowa State) dec. Brandon Becker, 6-3 Brandon Becker dec. Craig Henning (Wisconsin), 9-4 Max Dean, 165 pounds Johnny Galloway (Northern Illinois) dec. Max Dean, 2-1 Max Dean dec. Ray Blake (Stanford), 6-4 Max Dean med. forfeit Troy Letters (Lehigh) Matthew Pell (Missouri) dec. Max Dean, 4-2 Dave Herman, 285 pounds Dave Herman dec. Jon May (Nebraska), 4-1 Greg Wagner (Michigan) pins Dave Herman, 2:19 Dave Herman dec. Payam Zarrinpour (Sacred Heart), 10-6 Spencer Nadolsky (North Carolina) dec. Dave Herman, WRESTLING

JOE DUBUQUE Joe Dubuque became the first Hoosier in history to win back-to-back National Championships in wrestling.

When Dubuque won his 2005 National Championship, he became the Hoosiers first national champ since Brian Dolph, who was a 1990 champion in the 150-pound division.

Dubuque finished his career with an overall record of 114-18, 19-6 in Big Ten duals, and totaled 20 pins in his career. His 114 wins rank him sixth alltime among Hoosiers.

That loss snapped a streak of 28 straight wins for the Bloomfield, N.J., native, who did not lose from March 6, 2005 to April 6, 2006.

It s obviously a great accomplishment and lot of teamwork between individuals, head coach Duane Goldman said of Dubuque s championships.

6 JOE DUBUQUE Joe Dubuque became the first Hoosier in history to win back-to-back National Championships in wrestling. He followed up a 29-3 junior campaign with a 28-1 senior campaign en route to his second selection as a first-team All-American. When Dubuque won his 2005 National Championship, he became the Hoosiers first national champ since Brian Dolph, who was a 1990 champion in the 150-pound division. His second straight national title made him the first two-time champion for IU since Charlie McDaniel, who took home titles in 1935 and 1938 in the heavyweight division. Dubuque finished his career with an overall record of , 19-6 in Big Ten duals, and totaled 20 pins in his career. His 114 wins rank him sixth alltime among Hoosiers. His final season was likely his finest, as he was defeated only once, that coming on a 5-4 decision at the hands of Illinois Kyle Ott in the second round of the Big Ten Tournament. That loss snapped a streak of 28 straight wins for the Bloomfield, N.J., native, who did not lose from March 6, 2005 to April 6, Dubuque then dispatched his next seven opponents, five at the NCAA Tournament, to finish his career having won 35 of his final 36 matches. It s obviously a great accomplishment and lot of teamwork between individuals, head coach Duane Goldman said of Dubuque s championships. It s a long, hard road and he obviously had the talent to get the job done coming into college, but even with that he had a lot of development to make to succeed. Winning the first title was great, but to win the second one was really an accomplishment. His weight class was tough, and he really had to be head and shoulders above the competition, and to get that done, his second title was very impressive. JOE DUBUQUE S CAREER RECORD Year Overall Dual Big Ten Pins TF MD Redshirt Season (Went 5-3, One Pin) Totals JOE DUBUQUE S NCAA TITLE MARCHES 2005 Maj. dec. Mike Sees (Bloomsburg), 13-4 Dec. Grant Nakamura (ISU), 3-2 Dec. Vic Moreno (Cal Poly), 6-3 Dec. Sam Hazewinkel (Oklahoma), 3-1 Dec. Kyle Ott (Illinois), Dec. Michael Silengo (Penn), 5-2 Dec. David Thomasette (Hofstra), 4-0 Dec. Luke Smith (C. Michigan), 6-4 Dec. Sam Hazewinkel (Oklahoma), 2-1 Dec. Troy Nickerson (Cornell), WRESTLING 41

92nd Big 10 Tournament At Indiana 3/4-3/5/2006

92nd Big 10 Tournament At Indiana 3/4-3/5/2006 2006 Team Champion Outstanding Wrestler Minnesota - 138 Points Tom Clum - Wisconsin Team Standings Number of Individual Champs in parentheses 1 Minnesota