IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships

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1 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS SCHEDULE & RESULTS (15-2, 7-1) NOVEMBER DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 16 at Luther Open 10 champions 22 Baker University* W, 59-0 Iowa Central* W, 55-0 Cornell College* W, 50-3 DECEMBER 01 at #15 Iowa State W, at #15 Edinboro W, Buffalo# W, #1 Penn State^ L, at Midlands 3 Champions JANUARY 03 at #21 Purdue W, Michigan State~# W, #5 Oklahoma State~# W, Indiana~# W, at #8 Nebraska^ W, #4 Minnesota^ L, at #19 Northwestern# W, 31-6 FEBRUARY 09 #11 Michigan# W, at #21 Lehigh W, at #15 Wisconsin# W, MARCH 8-9 at Big Ten Championships 2nd place (Madison, Wis.) 1 champion at NCAA Championships All Day (Oklahoma City) All mes are Central and subject to change. ^ BTN # BTN.com ~ Mediacom * Iowa City Duals FOLLOW facebook.com/iowahawkeyewrestling ON THE MAT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS MARCH 20-22, 2014 OKLAHOMA CITY CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA SCHEDULE (CT) THURSDAY, MARCH a.m. start of Session I 6 p.m. start of Session II FRIDAY, MARCH a.m. start of Session III 7 p.m. start of Session IV SATURDAY, MARCH a.m. start of Session V 6:35 p.m. All-Amercian Grand Parade 7 p.m. Championship Finals SCHEDULE (CT) hawkeyesports.com, the official website of the Iowa Hawkeyes, will have exclusive video highlights for all sessions of the NCAA Wrestling Championships. MEDIA COVERAGE AUDIO COVERAGE The NCAA Championships will be broadcast on AM-800 KXIC and streamed online at hawkeyesports.com via Hawkeye All-Access. Steven Grace and Mark Ironside will call the ac on from Chesapeake Energy Arena. TELEVISION/STREAMING COVERAGE THURSDAY, MARCH a.m. ESPNU/ESPN3 6 p.m. ESPNU/ESPN3 FRIDAY, MARCH a.m. ESPNU/ESPN3 7 p.m. ESPNU/ESPN3 SATURDAY, MARCH a.m. ESPNU/ESPN3 7 p.m. ESPN/ESPN3 ESPN announcers include Adam Amin, Shawn Kenney and Quint Kessenich. TEAM RANKINGS NWCA/USA Today FINAL Division I Coaches Poll (2/25/14) Rank Team Record Points 1 Minnesota (10) Penn State IOWA Cornell Northern Iowa Oklahoma State Michigan Nebraska Missouri Pi sburgh Ohio State Virginia Edinboro Oklahoma Wisconsin Virginia Tech Oregon State Lehigh Northwestern Illinois Iowa State North Dakota State Stanford Cha anooga Others Receiving Votes: Purdue 40, Ohio 34, Kent State 21, Wyoming 17, Arizona State 16, Old Dominion 16 IOWA S NCAA PARTICIPANTS Weight Wrestler Seed 125 Cory Clark Tony Ramos Josh Dziewa Brody Grothus Derek St. John Nick Moore Mike Evans Ethen Lo house Nathan Burak Bobby Telford 5

2 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS 2013 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS REVIEW March 21-23, 2013 Wells Fargo Arena - Des Moines Team Standings Place Team Score 1. Penn State Oklahoma State Minnesota IOWA Cornell Ohio State Missouri Oregon State Illinois Virginia Tech 43.5 Individual Champions Wt. Name, School 125 Jesse Delgado, Illinois 133 Logan S eber, Ohio State 141 Kendric Maple, Oklahoma 149 Jordan Oliver, Oklahoma State 157 Derek St. John, IOWA 165 Kyle Dake, Cornell 174 Chris Perry, Oklahoma State 184 Ed Ruth, Penn State 197 Quen n Wright, Penn State 285 Tony Nelson, Minnesota Iowa s All-Americans Wt. Name Place 133 Tony Ramos 2nd 157 Derek St. John 1st 174 Mike Evans 6th 184 Ethen Lo house 5th NCAA Awards NWCA Coach of the Year Cael Sanderson, Penn State Gorrarian Award David Taylor, Penn State Outstanding Wrestler of the Meet Kyle Dake, Cornell Hodge Trophy Kyle Dake, Cornell 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS LINEUP #3 Iowa Hawkeyes (15-2, 7-1 Big Ten) Overall Wt. Rank Name Yr. Hometown/High School Record 125 7/10/9 Cory Clark *Fr. Pleasant Hill, Iowa/SE Polk /3/2 Tony Ramos Sr. Carol Stream, Ill./Glenbard North /13/18 Josh Dziewa Jr. Yardley, Pa./Council Rock /13/18 Brody Grothus So. Davenport, Iowa/Assump on /3/3 Derek St. John Sr. Parnell, Iowa/Iowa City West /4/5 Nick Moore Jr. Iowa City, Iowa/West /4/4 Mike Evans Jr. Enola, Pa./Blair Academy /4/4 Ethen Lo house Sr. Avon, Utah/Mountain Crest /14/10 Nathan Burak So. Colorado Springs, Colo./Coronado /4/4 Bobby Telford Jr. Hockessin, Del./St. Mark s 22-5 *redshirt freshman. Rankings are Inermat/TheOpenMat/WIN ON THE MAT The University of Iowa wrestling team travels to Oklahoma City to compete at the 2014 NCAA Championships on March at Chesapeake Energy Arena. The three-day tournament begins Thursday with Session I star ng at 11 a.m. and Session II at 6 p.m. Session III and IV begin Friday at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. The medal round starts Saturday at 10 a.m., and the championship finals begin Saturday at 7 p.m. All mes are central. ESPN COVERAGE OF THE NCAA CHAMPI- ONSHIPS With all six sessions televised and every match carried on ESPN3 for the first me, ESPN will provide unprecedented coverage of the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships from Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Okla., on March ESPN will televise the semifinals and finals, while ESPNU televises the first and second sessions, the quarterfinals and medal round. Digitally, ESPN3 will carry individual mat feeds throughout the en re tournament and debut a special -- Inside the Mat -- during the finals. All six sessions are available on WatchESPN. DIGITAL COVERAGE ON ESPN3 ESPN3 has expanded its individual mat feed which allows fans to watch every match throughout the tournament, including the wrestleback bracket, accompanied by live commentary. Addi onally, for computer users, ESPN3 will once again offer mul -mat simultaneous viewing which allows fans to watch up to four different mats at one me. LIVE RESULTS Live results will be available on the wrestling schedule page at trackwrestling.com. VIDEO EXCLUSIVE hawkeyesports.com, the official website of the Iowa Hawkeyes, will have exclusive video highlights for all sessions of the NCAA Wrestling Championships. NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS OUTSTANDING WRESTLERS Ten different Hawkeyes have been named the NCAA Championships Outstanding Wrestler. They include Chuck Yagla (1976), Bruce Kinseth (1979), Jim Zalesky (1984), Barry Davis (1985), Mary Kistler (1986), Tom Brands (1992), Terry Steiner (1993), Lincoln McIlravy (1997), Joe Williams (1998) and Brent Metcalf (2008). ALL AMERICAN STREAK The Hawkeyes have crowned at least one All-American every year since 1972, a span of 42 seasons. Iowa has totaled 255 All- America honors during that stretch. The Hawkeyes have five All-Americans on this year s squad. Derek St. John is a three- me All-American and 2013 NCAA Champion. Tony Ramos placed third in 2012 and runner-up in Ethen Lo house placed seventh in 2012, and fi h in Mike Evans earned his first All-America honor with a sixth-place finish in 2013, and Bobby Telford placed fi h in 2012.

3 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS BIG TEN STANDINGS Conf. Overall 1. IOWA Minnesota Penn State Michigan Nebraska Wisconsin Ohio State Illinois Northwestern Michigan State Purdue Indiana IOWA S POSTSEASON HIGH/LOW FACTS Placing at NCAA Meet High: 1st - 23 mes, last in 2010 Low: T32nd Team Score at NCAA Meet High: 170 points Low (since 1962): 8 points Placing at Big Ten Meet High: 1st - 34 mes, last in 2010 Low: 10th Individual NCAA Champs High: and 1997 Low: 0-40 mes, last in 2009 All-Americans High: 9-6 mes, last in 1995 Low: 0-19 mes, last in 1968 Individual Big Ten Champs High: Low: 0-29 mes, last in YEARS OF DOMINANCE Since 1974, only seven schools have captured the NCAA Championship. During that 40-year span, the Hawkeyes have won 23 team tles, including nine straight from The other schools include Oklahoma State (7), Minnesota (3), Penn State (3), Iowa State (2), Arizona State (1) and Oklahoma (1). 10 QUALIFIERS Iowa has sent at least eight athletes to the NCAA Championships in each of head coach Tom Brands eight seasons. This year marks the 18th me since 1968, and first me since 2010, that Iowa has sent its en re 10-man lineup to the na onal tournament. Iowa has won the NCAA team crown 14 mes when sending its en re 10-man lineup. DEFENDING CHAMPION DEREK ST. JOHN Derek St. John, the No. 2 seed in 2013, became the 52nd na onal champion in program history when he defeated Northwestern s Jason Welch, 3-2, in the 157-pound NCAA finals last season. St. John enters 2014 as the No. 3 seed. He is a emp ng to become the 23rd wrestler in program history to win mul ple NCAA championships. In the history of Iowa wrestling, 16 wrestlers have won two na onal crowns, while six wrestlers have won three. A Hawkeye has won back-to-back tles 15 mes, most recently in (Mark Perry). Iowa head coach Tom Brands won three consecu ve tles from BIG TEN CHAMPION TONY RAMOS Senior Tony Ramos won the 133-pound Big Ten tle March 9 at the Kohl Center in Madison, Wis. Ramos used an escape and 1:37 of riding me to defeat Wisconsin s Tyler Graff, 2-1. It was the first conference tle for Ramos. He became the 110th Big Ten champion in school history, and the 11th Big Ten champion under head coach Tom Brands. MAKE IT A DOUBLE Tony Ramos is going for the single-season championship sweep in Oklahoma City. Since 1928, when Leslie Beers won the Big Ten and NCAA tle, a Hawkeye has pulled off the single-season championship sweep 60 mes, most recently in 2012, when Ma McDonough won both the 125-pound conference and na onal championship. Iowa head coach Tom Brands won both tles in 1991 and Iowa associate head coach Terry Brands won both tles in 1990 and X ALL AMERICAN Senior Derek St. John enters the 2014 NCAA Championship with a chance to become the 18th Hawkeye wrestler to earn four All-America honors. He is currently of 32 three- me All-Americans. St. John placed fourth in 2011, second in 2012, and first in Mark Perry was the last Hawkeye to enter the four- me All-American club ( ). Head coach Tom Brands is one of 17 current members ( ). NO. 24 WOULD BE NO. 2 The Hawkeyes have won 23 NCAA team tles, but among those championships seasons, only the 1999 Hawkeyes can say they won the team tle without also capturing the Big Ten tournament championship in the same season. The 1999 team lost to Minnesota ( ) at the conference tournament, but flipped the score and won the NCAA tle by two points over the second-place Gophers two weeks later ( ). Sophomores Doug Schwab and T.J. Williams each won their first na onal tles that season, while sophomore Eric Juergens, and seniors Lee Fullhart and Jamie Heidt earned All-America honors.

4 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS NCAA EXPERIENCE The Hawkeyes have seven wrestlers with previous NCAA experience, and three wrestlers making their na onal tournament debut. The 2014 Iowa lineup has a combined one NCAA tle and nine All-America honors. FIRST TIMERS: Cory Clark (Fr., 125), Josh Dziewa (Jr., 141), Brody Grothus (So., 149). BACK FOR SECONDS: Nick Moore (Jr., 165), Nathan Burak (So., 197). THIRD TIME AROUND: Mike Evans (Jr., 174), Bobby Telford (Jr., 285). FOURTH AND FINAL: Tony Ramos (Sr., 133), Derek St. John (Sr. 157), Ethen Lo house (Sr. 184). IOWA VS. RANKED OPPONENTS Individually, Iowa s lineup is against ranked opponents. Bobby Telford leads all Hawkeyes with nine wins over top 20 opponents. Iowa lineup vs. ranked opponents Cory Clark (4-2) Tony Ramos (8-2) Josh Dziewa (3-7) Brody Grothus (4-6) Derek St. John (7-4) Nick Moore (6-3) Mike Evans (6-4) Ethen Lo house (4-3) Nathan Burak (5-5) Bobby Telford (9-5) 100-WIN CLUB Senior Derek St. John s opening round 5-4 win over Dylan Alton at the 2014 Big Ten tournament was the 100th win of his career. He enters the na onal tournament with a career record. His 101 wins rank 38th in program history. Senior Tony Ramos also collected win No. 100 this season. Ramos has a career record of His 115 wins rank No. 23 in school history. St. John and Ramos are among 40 Hawkeyes in program history to amass 100 or more career wins. HAWKEYES WIN BIG TEN DUAL TITLE Iowa won a share of the Big Ten regular season dual tle when it defeated Wisconsin, 28-10, on Feb. 23. The Hawkeyes finished the dual season with a 7-1 conference record, sharing the regular season tle with Minnesota (7-1) and Penn State (7-1). Iowa has won or shared six of the last seven Big Ten regular season tles. HAWKEYE WRESTLING HISTORY Iowa s overall dual meet record is (.799) in 104 seasons. The Hawkeyes have won 23 na onal tles and 34 Big Ten tles. Iowa s 52 NCAA Champions have won a total of 80 NCAA individual tles, crowning six three- me and 16 two- me champions. The Hawkeyes 110 Big Ten champions have combined for 191 conference tles. There have been seven four- me, 18 three- me, and 29 two- me Iowa winners. Iowa s 148 All-Americans have earned All-America status 301 mes, including 17 four- me, 32 three- me and 38 two- me honorees. THE ATTENDANCE GAME The University of Iowa wrestling program led the na on in a endance for the eighth consecu ve season according to the annual Division I a endance report released March 4 by Roby Publishing. Iowa averaged 8,835 fans in seven duals, se ng an NCAA single season a endance record of 61,843. The Hawkeyes averaged at least 8,000 fans for the sixth consecu ve season, and own the three highest single season averages in NCAA history (9,014 in 2012; 8,764 in 2013). In , Iowa became the first school in NCAA history to host three duals with more than 10,000 fans -- Penn State (13,747), Minnesota (10,588), and Oklahoma State (10,141). When considering the Iowa City Duals -- which Iowa hosted Nov. 22 against Baker, Cornell College, and Iowa Central -- a school record 67,556 fans a ended wrestling meets inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS REVIEW March 8-9 Kohl Center - Madison, Wis. Team Standings Place Team Score 1. Penn State IOWA Minnesota Ohio State Nebraska Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern Indiana Purdue Michigan State 21.5 Individual Champions Wt. Name, School 125 Jesse Delgado, Illinois 133 Tony Ramos, IOWA 141 Logan S eber, Ohio State 149 Jason Tsirtsis, Northwestern 157 James Green, Nebraska 165 David Taylor, Penn State 174 Robert Kokesh, Nebraska 184 Ed Ruth, Penn State 197 Nick Heflin, Ohio State 285 Tony Nelson, Minnesota Iowa s Placewinners Wt. Name Place 125 Cory Clark 4th 133 Tony Ramos 1st 141 Josh Dziewa 5th 157 Derek St. John 2nd 165 Nick Moore 2nd 174 Mike Evans 2nd 184 Ethen Lo house 2nd 197 Nathan Burak 5th 285 Bobby Telford 3rd Big Ten Awards Coach of the Year Cael Sanderson, Penn State Freshman of the Year Jason Tsirtsis, Northwestern Wrestler of the Year David Taylor, Penn State Outstanding Wrestler of the Meet David Taylor, Penn State

5 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS DUAL MEET RESULTS #4 IOWA 59, Baker #4 Cory Clark (IA) pinned Alan Callahan (Baker), 1: #1 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Bryce Shoemaker (Baker), 1: #14 Josh Dziewa (IA) pinned Nathan Garcia (Baker), 1: #16 Michael Kelly (IA) pinned Dylan Coppenharger (Baker), 4: #1 Derek St. John (IA) pinned Aaron Seybold (Baker), 4: #7 Nick Moore (IA) pinned Jacob Price (Baker), 2: #3 Mike Evans (IA) tech. fall Bryant Guillen (Baker), #1 Ethen Lo house pinned John Hambleton (Baker), 2: Kris Klapprodt (IA) pinned Robert Shadrach (Baker), 2: Terrance Jean-Jacques (IA) pinned Beau Benne (Baker), 1:21 #4 IOWA 55, Iowa Central #4 Cory Clark (IA) pinned Nate Smith (ICCC), 2: #1 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Nate Lentsch (ICCC), 0: #14 Josh Dziewa (IA) pinned Ryan Ellenberg (ICCC), 1: #16 Michael Kelly (IA) major dec. Teddy Harvey (ICCC), #1 Derek St. John (IA) pinned Ryan Niven (ICCC), 0: #7 Nick Moore (IA) pinned Corbin Farrell (ICCC), 1: #3 Mike Evans (IA) pinned Jacob Meehan (ICCC), 2: #1 Ethen Lo house (IA) pinned Chance Copper (ICCC), 1: Jeremy Fahler (IA) pinned Bryce Fisher (ICCC), 5: Terrance Jean-Jacques (IA) dec. Malcolm Allen (ICCC), 4-2 #4 IOWA 50, Cornell College #4 Cory Clark (IA) pinned Ben Rosen (Cornell), 1: #1 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Phillip Opelt (Cornell), 6: #14 Josh Dziewa (IA) pinned Samuel Chalkley (Cornell), 2: #16 Michael Kelly (IA) pinned Trevor Engle (Cornell), 4: #1 Derek St. John (IA) pinned Daniel Klema (Cornell), 1: Walt Gillmor (IA) pinned Brian Cris on (Cornell), 1: #3 Mike Evans (IA) tech. fall Brent Hamm (Cornell), #1 Ethen Lo house (IA) pinned Abegesah (Cornell), 3: Alex Coolidge (Cornell) dec. Kris Klapprodt (IA), Terrance Jean-Jacques (IA) dec. Carl Gaul (Cornell), 9-3 #4 IOWA 23, #15 Iowa State #6 Mike Evans (IA) major dec. #8 Tanner Weatherman (ISU), #2 Ethen Lo house (IA) dec. Leland Weatherspoon (ISU), #3 Kyven Gadson (ISU) dec. Sammy Brooks (IA), Quean Smith (ISU) dec. Terrance Jean-Jacques (IA), 6-4 (SV) #4 Cory Clark (IA) dec. Earl Hall (ISU), #1 Tony Ramos (IA) major dec. Dakota Bauer (ISU), #14 Josh Dziewa (IA) dec. Gabe Moreno (ISU), Luke Goe l (ISU) dec. Michael Kelly (IA), #1 Derek St. John (IA) dec. John Nicholson (ISU), 5-1; #8 Nick Moore (IA) dec. #6 Mike Moreno (ISU), 3-1; 23-9 #3 IOWA 22, #15 Edinboro Thomas Gilman (IA) major dec. #17 Kory Mines (EU), #8 A.J. Schopp (EU) dec. #1 Tony Ramos (IA), #2 Mitchell Port (EU) pinned #13 Josh Dziewa, 3: #10 Dave Habat (EU) major dec. Brody Grothus (IA), #1 Derek St. John (IA) major dec. Johnny Greisheimer (EU), #4 Nick Moore (IA) dec. Zach Towers (EU), #6 Mike Evans (IA) major dec. Patrick Jennings (EU), #2 Ethen Lo house (IA) dec. Nicholas Mitchell (EU), 3-2; 197 Sammy Brooks (IA) major dec. Vince Picke (EU), Ernest James (EU) pinned Tomas Lira (IA), 2:10 #3 IOWA 46, Buffalo #4 Cory Clark (IA) major dec. Max Soria (UB), #3 Tony Ramos (IA) tech. fall Jus n Farmer (UB), #10 Josh Dziewa (IA) major dec. Nick Flannery (UB), Michael Kelly (IA) pinned Ryan Todora (UB), 4: #1 Derek St. John (IA) pinned Jake Capana (UB), 2: #4 Nick Moore (IA) major dec. Wally Maziarz (UB), #6 Mike Evans (IA) tech. fall Rrok kndokaj (UB), #1 Ethen Lo house (IA) major dec. Tony Lock (UB), 18-6; 197 Sammy Brooks (IA) major dec. Angelo Malvestuto (UB), #3 Bobby Telford (IA) major dec. James Benjamin (UB), 16-3 #1 Penn State 24, #3 IOWA Nico Megaludis (PSU) dec. Thomas Gilman (IA), #3 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Jimmy Gulibon (PSU), 5: #2 Zain Retherford dec. #10 Josh Dziewa (IA), Zach Beitz (PSU) dec. Michael Kelly (IA), #1 Derek St. John (IA) dec. #17 James Volrath (PSU), #1 David Taylor (PSU) major dec. #4 Nick Moore (IA), #3 Ma Brown (PSU) dec. #6 Mike Evans (IA), #1 Ed Ruth (PSU) major dec. #2 Ethen Lo house (IA), #3 Morgan McIntosh (PSU) major dec. Sammy Brooks (IA), #3 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. #12 Jimmy Lawson (PSU), 3-2 #3 IOWA 30, #21 Purdue 125 #3 Thomas Gilman (IA) dec. Camden Eppert (PU), #4 Tony Ramos (IA) dec. Kyle Ayersman (PU), #9 Josh Dziewa (IA) dec. Danny Sabatello (PU), #15 Brody Grothus (IA) dec. Brandon Nelsen (PU), #1 Derek St. John (IA) dec. Kyle Mosier (PU), #5 Nick Moore (IA) tech. fall Pat Robinson (PU), Alex Meyer (IA) dec. Patrick Kissel (PU), #3 Ethen Lo house (IA) maj. dec. Tyler Lynde (PU), #17 Braden Atwood (PU) dec. #11 Nathan Burak (IA), #4 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. Alex White (PU), 4-0 #3 IOWA 41, Michigan State #3 Thomas Gilman (IA) major dec. Brenan Lyon (MSU), #4 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Garth Yenter (MSU), 5: #9 Josh Dziewa (IA) major dec. Brian Gibbs (MSU), #15 Brody Grothus (A) dec. Nick Trimble (MSU), #1 Derek St. John (IA) tech. fall Roger Wildmo (MSU), #5 Nick Moore (IA) pinned Bobby Nash (MSU), 6: Alex Meyer (IA) tech. fall Kevin Nash (MSU), #3 Ethen Lo house (IA) dec. #20 John Rizqallah (MSU), #11 Nathan Burak (IA) dec. Nick McDiarmid (MSU), #4 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. #9 Mike McClure (MSU), 2-0

6 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS DUAL MEET RESULTS #3 IOWA 24, #5 Oklahoma State #3 Thomas Gilman (IA) dec. #16 Eddie Klimara (OSU), #4 Tony Ramos (IA) dec. #1 Jon Morrison (OSU), #14 Anthony Collica (OSU) dec. #9 Josh Dziewa (IA), #15 Brody Grothus (A) dec. #3 Josh Kindig (OSU), #1 Derek St. John (IA) dec. #2 Alex Dieringer (OSU), #5 Nick Moore (IA) dec. #2 Tyler Caldwell (OSU), 3-1 (SV) #2 Chris Perry (OSU) dec. #6 Mike Evans (Iowa), Sammy Brooks (IA) dec. #16 Nolan Boyd (OSU), #11 Nathan Burak (IA) dec. Jordan Rogers (OSU), #4 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. #15 Aus n Mardsen (OSU), 2-1 #3 IOWA 38, Indiana #4 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. #7 Adam Chalfant (IU), 9-5 (SV) Thomas Gilman (IA) win by forfeit #4 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Chris Caton (IU), 3: #9 Josh Dziewa (IA) major dec. Ethan Raley (IU), #15 Brody Grothus (IA) major dec. Eric Roach (IU), #6 Taylor Walsh (IU) major dec. Michael Kelly (IA), #5 Nick Moore (IA) major dec. Ryan LeBlanc (IU), #6 Mike Evans (IA) dec. Nate Jackson (IU), Sammy Brooks (IA) major dec. Luke Sheridan (IU), #11 Nathan Burak (IA) major dec. Garret Goldman (IU), 10-2 #3 IOWA 22, #8 Nebraska #3 Thomas Gilman (IA) dec. #9 Tim Lambert (UN), #3 Tony Ramos (IA) major dec. Shawn Nagel (UN), #13 Josh Dziewa (IA) dec. Colton McCrystal (UN), #5 Jake Sueflohn (UN)dec. #13 Brody Grothus (IA), #3 James Green (UN) dec. #1 Derek St. John (IA), #4 Nick Moore (IA) dec. Aus n Wilson (UN), #4 Robert Kokesh (UN) dec. #6 Mike Evans (IA), Sammy Brooks (IA) dec. #11 T.J. Dudley (UN), #16 Nathan Burak (IA) dec. Caleb Kolb (UN), #3 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. Collin Jensen (UN), 2-0 #2 IOWA 15, #4 Minnesota Sam Brancale (UM) pinned #3 Thomas Gilman (IA), 2: #3 Tony Ramos (IA) dec. #9 David Thorn (UM), #11 Josh Dziewa (IA) dec. #5 Chris Dardanes (UM), #3 Nick Dardanes (UM) dec. #13 Brody Grothus (IA); #14 Dylan Ness (UM) dec. #2 Derek St. John (IA), #4 Nick Moore (IA) dec. Danny Zilverberg (UM), #6 Mike Evans (IA) dec. #5 Logan Storley (UM), 2-1 (TB1) #9 Kevin Steinhaus (UM) dec. Sammy Brooks (IA), #1 Sco Schiller (UM) major dec. #16 Nathan Burak (IA), #3 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. #2 Tony Nelson (UM), 3-1 #3 IOWA 31, #19 Northwestern Cory Clark (IA) major dec. Garrison White (NW), #3 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Dominic Malone (NW), 5: #9 Josh Dziewa (IA) dec. Pat Greco (NW), 5-4 (TB1) #4 Jason Tsirtsis (NW) dec. #12 Brody Grothus (IA), #2 Derek St. John (IA) dec. Ben Sullivan (NW), #4 Nick Moore (IA) dec. #7 Pierce Harger (NW), #5 Mike Evans (IA) win by forfeit #4 Ethen Lo house (IA) dec. Jacob Berkowitz (NW), #16 Nathan Burak (IA) dec. #17 Alex Polizzi (NW), 3-1 (SV1) #3 Mike McMullan (NW) dec. #1 Bobby Telford (IA), 3-1 #3 IOWA 26, #11 Michigan Cory Clark (IA) dec. #19 Conor Youtsey (UM), #3 Tony Ramos (IA) dec. #19 Rossi Bruno (UM), #13 Steve Du on (UM) dec. #9 Josh Dziewa (IA), #12 Brody Grothus (IA) dec. #7 Eric Grajales (UM), #2 Derek St. John (IA) dec. #14 Brian Murphy (UM), #4 Nick Moore (IA) dec. #6 Dan Yates (UM), #5 Mike Evans (IA) tech. fall Collin Zeerip (UM), Sammy Brooks (IA) dec. #16 Domenic Abounader (UM), #16 Nathan Burak (IA) dec. Chris Heald (UM), #2 Adam Coon (UM) dec. #3 Bobby Telford (IA), 3-3 (TB2) #3 IOWA 31, #21 Lehigh #5 Thomas Gilman (IA) dec. Darian Cruz (LU), #3 Tony Ramos (IA) dec. #6 Mason Beckman (LU), #14 Laike Gardner (LU) dec. #9 Josh Dziewa (IA), #13 Mitch Mino (LU) dec. Michael Kelly (IA), #2 Derek St. John (IA) tech. fall Michael Stephien (LU), #4 Nick Moore (IA) major dec. Ben Hass (LU), #5 Mike Evans (IA) dec. #12 Elliot Riddick (LU), Sammy Brooks (IA) tech. fall Zach Diekel (LU), #14 Nathan Burak (IA) tech. fall Aus n Meys (LU), #3 Bobby Telford (IA) dec. Doug Vollaro (LU), 6-0 #3 IOWA 28, #15 Wisconsin #6 Cory Clark (IA) pinned #9 Ryan Taylor (UW), 2: #3 Tony Ramos (IA) pinned Ma Cavallaris (UW), 6: Jesse Thielke (UW) dec. Ethan Owens (IA), #7 Brody Grothus (IA) dec. Rylan Lubeck (UW), #7 Isaac Jordan (UW) dec. #2 Derek St. John (IA), #4 Nick Moore (IA) major dec. Ben Cox (UW), #5 Mike Evans (IA) dec. #20 Sco Liegel (UW), #4 Ethen Lo house (IA) dec. Dylan Iczkowski (UW), #13 Nathan Burak (IA) dec. Timmy McCall (UW), #10 Connor Medbery (UW) dec. #3 Bobby Telford (IA), 3-1

7 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS INDIVIDUAL SEASON STATISTICS Career Dual Big Ten Win Career CHA Career Dual Pts. OT MD TF Pins Fastest Wrestler, Wt. Record Record Record Record Streak Record Dual Starts Scored W-L W-L W-L W-L Fall Cory Clark, :09 Thomas Gilman, :29 Phillip Laux, :52 Ma Gurule, Tony Ramos, :55 Topher Carton, :03 Josh Dziewa, :32 Ethan Owens, :45 Connor Ryan, :35 Nick Trizzino, Brody Grothus, :58 Michael Kelly, 149/ :58 Patrick Rhoads, :08 Jake Kadel, :51 Derek St. John, :53 Joe DuCharme, :58 Nick Moore, :44 Walt Gillmor, :32 Mike Evans, :57 Sammy Brooks, 184/ :30 Jeremy Fahler, 184/ :08 Ethen Lo house, :24 Alex Meyer, 174/ :47 Nathan Burak, :46 Kris Klapprodt, :22 Tomas Lira, 197/ :03 Josh Haug, :11 Terrance Jean-Jacques, :38 Bobby Telford, : INDIVIDUAL SEASON STATISTICS FOR REDSHIRT COMPETITORS Overall OT MD TF Pins Fastest Win Wrestler, Wt. Record W-L W-L W-L W-L Fall Streak Chance Shelton, :03 0 Jake Marlin, :20 2 Brandon Sorensen, :38 13 Logan Thomsen, :51 0 Logan McQuillen, :26 0 Faraan Brantley, :11 0 Trevor Graves, :03 0 Broc Berge, :19 0 CHA - Carver-Hawkeye Arena, OT - over me, MD - major decision, TF - technical fall

8 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS Overall Wins 1. Tony Ramos (133) Derek St. John (157) 25 Mike Evans (174) 25 Connor Ryan (149) 25 Josh Dziewa (141) Brody Grothus (149) 23 Phillip Laux (125) 23 Topher Carton (141) Bobby Telford (285) 22 Terrance Jean-Jacques (285) Nick Moore (165) 21 Overall Winning Percentage 1. Phillip Laux (125) Tony Ramos (133) Nick Moore (165) Ethen Lo house (184) Mike Evans ( Derek St. John (157).862 Dual Wins 1. Tony Ramos (133) Nick Moore (165) Derek St. John (157) Mike Evans (174) Josh Dziewa (141) 11 Dual Winning Percentage 1. Cory Clark (125) Tony Ramos (133) Nick Moore (165) Ethen Lo house (184) Derek St. John (157) HAWKEYE STATISTICAL LEADERS Big Ten Dual Wins 1. Tony Ramos (133) 8 Nick Moore (165) 8 3. Josh Dziewa (141) 6 Nathan Burak (197) 6 4. Bobby Telford (285) 5 Mike Evans (174) 5 Big Ten Dual Winning Percentage 1. Cory Clark (125) Tony Ramos (133) Nick Moore (165) Ethen Lo house (184) Dual Meet Team Points Scored 1. Tony Ramos (133) Nick Moore (165) Derek St. John (157) Mike Evans (174) Josh Dziewa (141) Ethen Lo house (184) 43 Falls 1. Tony Ramos (133) Phillip Laux (125) 9 3. Cory Clark (125) 9 Terrance Jean-Jacques (285) 8 Connor Ryan (149) 8 6. Mike Evans (174) 7 7. Walt Gillmor (165) 6 Tomas Lira (197) 6 Fastest Falls 1. Josh Haug (197) 0:11 2. Walt Gillmore (165) 0:32 3. Connor Ryan (149) 0:35 4. Bobby Telford (285) 0:37 5. Terrance Jean-Jacques (285) 0: IOWA DUAL STARTING LINEUPS Technical Falls 1. Mike Evans (174) 6 2. Topher Carton (141) 4 3. Derek St. John ( Patrick Rhoads (157) 2 Tony Ramos (133) 2 Alex Meyer (174) 2 Sammy Brooks (184) 2 Major Decisions 1. Josh Dziewa (141) 6 Nick Moore (165) 6 3. Tony Ramos (133) 5 Mike Evans (174) 5 4. Thomas Gilman (125) 3 Phillip Laux (125) 3 Ethan Owens (141) 3 Topher Carton (141) 3 Connor Ryan (149) 3 Brody Grothus (149) 3 Derek St. John (157) 3 Ethen Lo house (174) 3 Jeremy Fahler (184) 3 Kris Klapprodt (197) 3 Bobby Telford (285) 3 Career Dual Starts 1. Tony Ramos (133) Derek St. John (157) Ethen Lo house (184) Mike Evans (174) Bobby Telford (285) 49 Career Wins 1. Tony Ramos (133) Derek St. John (157) Ethen Lo house (184) Mike Evans (174) Bobby Telford (285) 71 Opponent Hwt. #15 Wisconsin Clark Ramos Owens Grothus St. John Moore Evans Lo house Burak Telford #21 Lehigh Gilman Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Moore Evans Brooks Burak Telford #11 Michigan Clark Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Evans Brooks Burak Telford #19 Northwestern Clark Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Evans Lo house Burak Telford #4 Minnesota Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Evans Brooks Burak Telford #8 Nebraska Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Evans Brooks Burak Telford Indiana Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus Kelly Moore Evans Brooks Burak Telford #5 Oklahoma State Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Evans Brooks Burak Telford Michigan State Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Meyer Lo house Burak Telford #21 Purdue Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Meyer Lo house Burak Telford #1 Penn State Gilman Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Moore Evans Lo house Brooks Telford Buffalo Clark Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Moore Evans Lo house Brooks Telford #15 Edinboro Gilman Ramos Dziewa Grothus St. John Moore Evans Lo house Brooks Lira #15 Iowa State Clark Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Moore Evans Lo house Brooks J-Jacques Cornell College Clark Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Gilmor Evans Lo house Klapprodt J-Jacques Iowa Central Clark Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Moore Evans Lo house Fahler J-Jacques Baker Clark Ramos Dziewa Kelly St. John Moore Evans Lo house Klapprodt J-Jacques Bolded names = match winners

9 IOWA WRESTLING 2014 NCAA Championships UNIVERSITY OF IOWA ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Chris Brewer (O) (C) 23 NATIONAL TITLES 34 BIG TEN TITLES 80 NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES 191 BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL TITLES 301 ALL-AMERICA HONORS Tom Brands Head Coach (University of Iowa, 1992) Three-time Big Ten Coach of the Year Tom Brands is in his eighth season as head wrestling coach at the University of Iowa. A 1996 Olympic gold medalist and member of wrestling s Hall of Fame, Brands is only the eighth wrestling coach at the University of Iowa. The former Hawkeye wrestler was a four-time All-American and three-time national champion ( ) at Iowa. He has a (.904) overall and 58-6 (.906) Big Ten coaching record at Iowa, and a (.822) career mark. Now in his eighth year as Iowa s head coach, Brands has led the Hawkeyes to three NCAA and Big Ten team titles, crowning eight NCAA champions, 11 Big Ten champions and 38 All-Americans. Iowa has honored 53 academic all-big Ten honorees, including a schoolrecord 12 in The Hawkeyes have qualifi ed 72 wrestlers for the NCAA Championships in the last eight years, sending the entire 10-man lineup in 2009, 2010, and Iowa has also won or shared six of the last seven Big Ten regular season titles. During Brands tenure, Iowa set school records for longest dual unbeaten (84) and winning streaks (69), longest dual road unbeaten (51) and winning streaks (44), most Carver-Hawkeye Arena victories (11) and most dual shutouts (8). Iowa also made another entry in the record books, setting the then-national collegiate dual meet attendance record of 15,955 when Iowa defeated Iowa State, 20-15, on Dec. 6, 2008, at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Iowa has led the nation in attendance in each of Brands eight seasons, setting an NCAA all-time attendance average of 9,014 in Brands was named 2008 NWCA Coach of the Year after leading the Hawkeyes to their fi rst NCAA team title since 2000 and their fi rst Big Ten team title since He was named Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2008, 2009 and 2010, becoming the fi rst coach in conference history to earn the honor in three consecutive seasons. Brands served as head coach at Virginia Tech University for two seasons ( ), recording a dual mark. In his fi rst season with the Hokies, Brands led the team to the 2005 regular season Atlantic Coast Conference title, set a school record for dual meet wins (16) and had a school-record fi ve wrestlers qualify for the NCAA Championships. During his tenure, Virginia Tech crowned fi ve ACC champions and had two All-Americans. Senior heavyweight Mike Faust was named 2006 ACC Wrestler of the Year. Prior to taking the helm at Virginia Tech, Brands was an assistant coach at Iowa for 12 seasons ( ). He helped the Hawkeyes to a dual record, seven NCAA and eight Big Ten team titles, while crowning 23 NCAA champions, 73 All-Americans and 36 Big Ten champions. He was named the National Wrestling Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year in In 2004, he was one of three coaches for the U.S. Olympic freestyle wrestling team, participating in Athens. Brands also served as assistant coach for the 2002 and 2003 U.S. Freestyle World Teams, earning Freestyle Coach of the Year honors from USA Wrestling both years. He was also a member of the U.S. coaching staff at the 2001 World Championships, and has coached a number of other U.S. teams in international competition. As a competitor, Brands won the 1996 Olympic freestyle gold medal at pounds in Atlanta, GA. He also won a gold medal at the 1993 World Freestyle Championships in Toronto, two World Cup gold medals (1994, 1995) and was the 1995 Pan American Games champion. He won four U.S. National titles ( ) and made four straight U.S. World or Olympic teams ( ). Along with his twin brother, Terry, Tom was named 1993 USA Wrestling Athlete of the Year, the 1993 John Smith Outstanding Freestyle Wrestler, and 1993 Amateur Wrestling News Man of the Year. He was inducted into wrestling s Hall of Fame in Brands was a four-time All-American at Iowa ( ). During his Hawkeye career, he won three NCAA titles and was named Outstanding Wrestler of the 1992 NCAA Championships. Also a three-time Big Ten champion, Brands won 95 percent of his matches at Iowa. His career mark of includes an undefeated season in 1991 (45-0). The Sheldon, Iowa, native was born April 9, He earned his B.S. degree in physical education from Iowa in He and his wife, Jeni, have three children, Madigan, Kinsee and Tommy. Tom Brands Hawkeye Wrestler Won gold medal at 1996 Olympics Four- me All-American Three- me NCAA Champion Three- me Big Ten Champion Outstanding Wrestler at 1992 NCAA Championships Career record was at 126 and 134 pounds Holds school record for best season winning percentage (100.0 in 1991 and 1992) with 12 other Hawkeyes Ranks second (to Barry Davis) in school history in season wins (45, 1991) and career wins (158) Ranks fourth in career winning percentage (.952), seventh in career pins (46) and eighth in season wins (41, 1992) in school history All-Time Coaching Records Coach... Record...Pct. Dan Gable Tom Brands Gary Kurdelmeier Jim Zalesky E.G. Schroeder Dave McCuskey Mike Howard Pat Wright Brands At Iowa Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Big Ten NCAA Big Ten NCAA All- NCAA Academic Year Record Record Place Place Champions Champions Americans Qualifiers All-Big Ten rd 8th st 1st st 1st st 1st nd 3rd rd 3rd rd 4th nd 1 10 Total

10 Cory Clark 125 Pounds - Redshirt Freshman - Pleasant Hill, Iowa (SE Polk) Ranked No. 7 by Intermat, No. 10 by TheOpenMat, No. 9 by WIN Magazine No. 8 seed at the NCAA Championships, making his first appearance at the tournament 17-2 career record, including an 11-2 record against the field Ranks second on the team with nine pins (Ramos, 12) Placed fourth at 2014 Big Ten Championships Placed fourth at 2012 Midlands, and sixth at 2013 Midlands Clark vs. the field Jesse Delgado (Illinois) Clark dec. Delgado, UNI Open Delgado dec. Clark, Big Tens Robert Deutsch (Rider) Clark dec. Deutsch, Midlands Earl Hall (Iowa State) Clark dec. Hall, dual Tim Lambert (Nebraska) Clark major dec. Lambert, Big Tens Jarrod Pa erson (Oklahoma) Clark dec. Pa erson, Midlands Dylan Peters (Northern Iowa) Clark dec. Peters, UNI Open IFF vs. Peters Midlands Nick Roberts (Ohio State) Clark dec. Roberts, 3-1 (SV) Big Tens Ryan Taylor (Wisconsin) Clark pinned Taylor, 2: dual Taylor dec. Clark, Big Tens Garrison White (Northwestern) Clark pinned White, 1: Midlands Clark major dec. White, dual Conor Youtsey (Michigan) Clark Dec. Youtsey, dual 125 Luther Open 1st place Nate Yoshimura (Wartburg) W-Pin 3:35 (1) 1-0/0-0 Quenten Fisher (Wis.-La Crosse) W-Pin 2:43 (2) 2-0/0-0 Chris Paulus (Upper Iowa) W-Pin 2:09 (3) 3-0/0-0 Thomas Gilman (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Alan Callahan (Baker) W-Pin 1:42 (4) 5-0/1-0 Nate Smith (ICCC) W-Pin 2:59 (5) 6-0/2-0 Ben Rose (Cornell) W-Pin 1:09 (6) 7-0/3-0 Earl Hall (Iowa State) W-D /4-0 Mike Soria (Buffalo) W-MD /5-0 Midlands Championships 6th place Dominic Olivieri (Illinois) W-Pin 4:03 (7) 10-0/5-0 Garrison White (Northwestern) W-Pin 1:35 (8) 11-0/5-0 #20 Robert Deutsch (Rider) W-D /5-0 ^Jarrod Garne (Bison WC) L-D 10-8 (SV) 12-0/5-0 #7 Dylan Peters (UNI) L-Forfeit 12-0/5-0 Sean Boyle (Michigan) L-Forfeit 12-0/5-0 Garrison White (Northwestern) W-MD /6-0 #19 Conor Youtsey (Michigan) W-D /7-0 #9 Ryan Taylor (Wisconsin) W-Pin 2:03 (9) 15-0/8-0 Big Ten Championships 4th place #11 Tim Lambert (Nebraska) W-MD /8-0 #3 Jesse Delgado (Illinois) L-D /8-0 Nick Roberts (Ohio State) W-D 3-1 (SV) 17-1/8-0 #9 Ryan Taylor (Wisconsin) L-D /8-0 ^matches not counted by NCAA Clark s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W/L Pin th /0 9/0 1:09

11 Tony Ramos 133 Pounds - Senior - Carol Stream, Ill. (Glenbard North) Ranked No. 2 by WIN Magazine, No. 3 by Intermat and TheOpenMat Seeded No. 3 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his fourth appearance at the tournament Two-time All-American: 3rd in 2012, runner-up in 2013 Season record is 27-2, including 11-2 this season against championship field Career record of , including a 22-3 mark against the championship field 115 career wins ranks 23rd in school history Recorded a team-high 12 pins this season, raising his career total to Big Ten Champion Ramos vs. the field Mason Beckman (Lehigh) Ramos dec. Beckman, dual Rossi Bruno (Michigan) Ramos pinned Bruno, 2: dual Ramos dec. Bruno, dual Ramos pinned Bruno, 1: Big Tens Joe Colon (Northern Iowa) Colon pinned Ramos, 2: Midlands Tyler Graff (Wisconsin) Graff dec. Ramos, 3-1 (OT) Big Tens Ramos dec. Graff, Big Tens Ramos dec. Graff, 6-4 (SV1) Big Tens Ramos dec. Graff, Big Tens Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) Ramos pinned Gulibon, 5: dual Devon Lo to (Cal-Poly) Ramos major dec. Lo to, Midlands Dom Malone (Northwestern) Ramos pinned Malone, 5: dual Jon Morrison (Oklahoma State) Ramos dec. Morrison, dual Ramos dec. Morrison, NCAAs Ramos dec. Morrison, dual Cashe Quiroga (Purdue) Ramos dec. Quiroga, Big Tens Ramos major dec. Quiroga, Midlands Ramos dec. Quiroga, Big Tens A.J. Schopp (Edinboro) Ramos major dec. Schopp, dual Schopp dec. Ramos, dual David Thorn (Minnesota) Ramos dec. Thorn, dual Ramos dec. Thorn, Big Tens Ramos dec. Thorn, 7-5 (SV) NCAAs Ramos dec. Thorn, dual Nick Wilcox (Bloomsburg) Ramos pinned Wilcox, 1: NCAAs 141 NWCA All-Star Dual ^Devin Carter (Virginia Tech) W-5-3 (SV) 0-0/ Luther Open 1st place Mar no Balsiger (Una ached) W-Pin 3:54 (1) 1-0/0-0 Anthony Hable (Upper Iowa) W-Pin 1:33 (2) 2-0/0-0 Landon Shea (Wartburg) W-Pin 6:32 (3) 3-0/0-0 Evan Obert (Luther) W-MD /0-0 Bryce Shoemaker (Baker) W-Pin 1:48 (4) 5-0/1-0 Nate Lentsch (ICCC) W-Pin 0:55 (5) 6-0/2-0 Phillip Opelt (Cornell College) W-Pin 6:15 (6) 7-0/3-0 Dakota Bauer (Iowa State) W-MD /4-0 #8 A.J. Schopp (Edinboro) L-D /4-1 Jus n Farmer (Buffalo) W-TF /5-1 #15 Jimmy Gulibon (Penn State) W-Pin (7) 10-1/6-1 Midlands Championships 2nd place Cashe Quiroga (Purdue) W-MD /6-1 Chasen Tolbert (Utah Valley) W-TF /6-1 Devon Lo to (Cal-Poly) W-MD /6-1 Alan Waters (Missouri) W-D /6-1 #7 Joe Colon (UNI) L-Pin 2: /6-1 Kyle Ayersmand (Purdue) W-D /7-1 Garth Yenter (Michigan State) W-Pin 5:25 (8) 16-2/8-1 #1 Jon Morrison (Oklahoma State) W-D /9-1 Chris Caton (Indiana) W-Pin 3:27 (9) 18-2/10-1 Shawn Nagel (Nebraska) W-MD /11-1 #9 David Thorn (Minnesota) W-D /12-1 Dominic Malone (Northwestern) W-Pin 5:24 (10) 21-2/13-1 #19 Rossi Bruno (Michigan) W-D /14-1 # Mason Beckman (Lehigh) W-D /15-1 Ma Cavallaris (Wisconsin) W-Pin 6:23 (11) 24-2/16-1 Big Ten Championships 1st place #19 Rossi Bruno (Michigan) W-Pin 1:32 (12) 25-2/16-1 #10 Cashe Quiroga (Purdue) W-D /16-1 #5 Tyler Graff (Wisconsin) W-D /16-1 Ramos Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin rd : nd 3rd : nd 2nd : st :55 Career :55

12 Josh Dziewa 141 Pounds - Junior - Yardley, Pa. (Council Rock) Ranked No. 13 by Intermat and TheOpenMat, and No. 18 by W.I.N. Magazine. Unseeded at 2014 NCAA Championships, making his first appearance at the tournament Season record is 25-8, including 11-7 this season against the championship field Career record is 53-15, including a 14-8 mark against the championship field. Had a 6-1 record in Big Ten duals in 2014 Has defeated three top five opponents this season Placed fifth at 2014 Big Ten Championships Dziewa vs. the field Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) Rodrigues dec. Dziewa, Lindenwood Dziewa dec. Rodriguez, Kaufman-Brand Rodrigues dec. Dziewa, Midlands Dziewa dec. Rodriguez, Big Tens Steve Du on (Michigan) Du on dec. Dziewa, dual Du on dec. Dziewa, Big Tens Brian Gibbs (Michigan State) Dziewa major dec. Gibbs, dual Dziewa pinned Gibbs, 4: Big Tens Chris Dardanes (Minnesota) Dziewa dec. Dardanes, dual Dardanes dec. Dziewa, Big Tens Zain Retherford (Penn State) Retherford dec. Dziewa, dual Danny Sabatello (Purdue) Dziewa dec. Sabatello, dual Anthony Collica (Oklahoma State) Collica dec. Dziewa, dual Rick Durso (Franklin & Marshall) Dziewa dec. Durso, Midlands Dziewa dec. Durso, Midlands Nick Flannery (Buffalo) Dziewa major dec. Flannery, dual Laike Gardner (Lehigh) Dziewa dec. Gardner, dual Joey Lazor (Northern Iowa) Dziewa dec. Lazor, Flash Flanagan Dziewa major dec. Lazor, Duhawk Gabe Moreno (Iowa State) Dziewa dec. Moreno, dual Mitchell Port (Edinboro) Port pinned Dziewa, 3: dual Todd Preston (Harvard) Dziewa dec. Preston, MIdlands 141 Luther Open 1st place Samuel Chalkley (Cornell College) W-MD /0-0 Mason Geary (Wisconsin-La Crosse) W-MD /0-0 Mason Bohm (Wisconsin Plateville) W-Pin 6:59 (1) 3-0/0-0 Ethan Owens (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Topher Caton (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Nathan Garcia (Baker) W-Pin 1:57 (2) 6-0/1-0 Ryan Ellenberg (ICCC) W-Pin 1:32 (3) 7-0/2-0 Samuel Chalkley (Cornell) W-Pin 2:34 (4) 8-0/3-0 Gabe Moreno (Iowa State) W-D /4-0 #2 Mitchell Port (Edinboro) L-Pin 3:47 9-1/4-1 Nick Flannery (Buffalo) W-MD /5-1 #2 Zain Retherford (Penn State) L-D /5-2 Midlands Championships - 3rd place Kevin Fanta (Northern Illinois) W-D /5-2 Todd Preston (Harvard) W-D /5-2 #5 Rick Durso (F&M) W-D /5-2 Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) L-D /5-2 Ethan Raley (Indiana) W-D 11-9 (SV) 14-3/5-2 #5 Rick Durso (F&M) W-D /5-2 Danny Sabatello (Purdue) W-D /6-2 Brian Gibbs (Michigan State) W-MD /7-2 #14 Anthony Collica (Oklahoma State) L-D /7-3 Ethan Raley (Indiana) W-MD /8-3 Colton McCrystal (Nebraska) W-D /9-3 #5 Chris Dardanes (Minnesota) W-D /10-3 Pat Greco (Northwestern) W-D 5-4 (TB1) 21-4/11-3 #13 Steve Du on (Michigan) L-D /11-4 #14 Laike Gardner (Lehigh) L-D /11-5 Big Ten Championships 5th place Pat Greco (Northwestern) W-MD /11-5 #6 Steve Du on (Michigan) L-D /11-5 Brian Gibbs (Michigan State) W-Pin 4:57 (5) 23-7/11-5 Jesse Thielke (Wisconsin) W-D /11-5 #5 Chris Dardanes (Minnesota) L-D /11-5 Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) W-D /11-5 Dziewa s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin : : th :32 Career :11

13 Brody Grothus 149 Pounds - Sophomore - Davenport, Iowa (Assump on) Ranked No. 11 by Intermat, No. 13 by TheOpenMat, and No. 18 by W.I.N. Magazine. Seeded No. 13 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his first appearance at the tournament Season record is 23-10, including 6-5 this season against the championship field Career record is 29-18, including an 6-10 career mark against tournament field Recorded a career-best 23 wins with a career-high five pins Placed fourth at 2013 Midlands Championships Has four wins over top 10 opponents Grothus vs. the field Eric Grajales (Michigan) Grajales major dec. Grothus, dual Grothus dec. Grajales, (TB1) dual Grajales dec. Grothus, Big Tens Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) Dardanes dec. Grothus, dual Jake Sueflohn (Nebraska) Sueflohn major dec. Grothus, dual Sueflohn dec. Grothus, dual Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern) Grothus dec. Tsirtsis, Midlands Tsirtsis dec. Grothus, dual Rylan Luebeck (Wisconsin) Grothus dec. Luebeck, Midlands Grothus dec. Luebeck, dual David Habat (Edinboro) Habat dec. Grothus, dual Habat major dec. Grothus, dual Grothus pinned Habat, 1: Midlands Drake Houdashelt (Missouri) Houdashelt dec. Grothus, Nat. Duals Josh Kindig (Oklahoma State) Kindig dec. Grothus, Joe Parisi Grothus dec. Kindig, dual 149 Luther Open 3rd place Kory Jauch (Wisconsin-Whitewater) W-MD /0-0 Mark Pinero (Wartburg) W-D /0-0 Edwin Cooper (Upper Iowa) L-D /0-0 Elroy Perkins (Wis.-Whitewater) W-D /0-0 Connor Ryan (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Joe Parisi Open 3rd place Brandon Rice (Missouri) W-D /0-0 Ramsey Beard (Waubeansee CC) W-Pin 5:45 (1) 6-1/0-0 Josh Kindig (Oklahoma State) L-D /0-0 Mark Smith (Ouachita Bap st) W-D /0-0 Derrick Weller (Lindenwood) W-Pin 2:01 (2) 8-2/0-0 Kyle Williams (McKendree) W-Pin 5:16 (3) 9-2/0-0 Tyler Pa en (Northern Iowa) W-D /0-0 #10 Dave Habat (Edinboro) L-MD /0-1 Midlands Championships 4th place Mike LeHolm (Eastern Michigan) W-D /0-1 #12 Zach Neibert (Virginia Tech) L-D /0-1 John Fahy (Illinoi) W-D /0-1 Frank Goodwin (Maryland) W-MD /0-1 #8 David Habat (Edinboro) W-Pin 1:38 (4) 14-4/0-1 Rylan Lubeck (Wisconsin) W-D /0-1 #2 Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern) W-D /0-1 Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) L-D /0-1 Brandon Nelsen (Purdue) W-D /1-1 Nick Trimble (Michigan State) W-D /2-1 #3 Josh Kindig (Oklahoma State) W-D /3-1 Eric Roach (Indiana) W-MD /4-1 #5 Jake Sueflohn (Nebraska) L-D /4-2 #3 Nick Dardanes (Minnesota) L-D /4-3 #4 Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern) L-D /4-4 #7 Eric Grajales (Michigan) W-D (TB1) 21-8/5-4 Rylan Lubeck (Wisconsin) W-D /6-4 Big Ten Championships Eric Roach (Indiana) W-Pin 3:52 (5) 23-8/6-4 #8 Eric Grajales (Michigan) L-D /6-4 Caleb Ervin (Illinois) L-D /6-4 Gruthus Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W-L W-L W-L Pin : :58 Career :58

14 Derek St. John 157 Pounds - Senior - Parnell, Iowa (Iowa City West) Ranked No. 3 by W.I.N. Magazine, Intermat and TheOpenMat Defending 157-pound NCAA Champion Seeded No. 2 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his fourth appearance at the tournament Three-time All-American: 4th in 2011, 2nd in 2012, 1st in 2013 Season record is 25-4, including 9-4 this season against the championship field career record, including an 22-6 career mark against tournament field 101 career wins rank No. 38 all-time pound Big Ten champion St. John vs. the field Taylor Walsh (Indiana) St. John dec. Walsh, Midlands Brian Murphy (Michigan) St. John dec. Murphy, dual Roger Wildmo (Michigan State) St. John tech. fall Wildmo, dual Dylan Ness (Minnesota) Ness dec. St. John, dual James Green (Nebraska) St. John dec. Green, 6-4 (OT) Big Tens St. John dec. Green, duals Green dec. St. John, Big Tens Green dec. St. John, dual Green dec. St. John, Big Tens Dylan Alton (Penn State) St. John dec. Alton, 3-1 (OT) Big Tens St. John dec. Alton, 3-1 (OT) NCAAs St. John dec. Alton, dual St. John pinned Alton, 6: Big Tens St. John dec. Alton, Big Tens Isacc Jordan (Wisconsin) St. John dec. Jordan, 5-3 (OT) Midlands Jordan dec. St. John, dual St. John dec. Jordan, 4-3 (TB1) Big Tens Jus n DeAngelis (Oklahoma) St. John major dec. DeAngelis, LIndenwood Alex Dieringer (Oklahoma State) St. John dec. Dieringer, dual St. Johh dec. Dieringer, 3-2 (TB2) NCAAs St. John dec. Dieringer, dual Johnny Greisheimer (Edinboro) St. John major dec. Greisheimer, dual St. John major dec. Greisheimer, Midlands Joshua Kreimier (Air Force) St. John dec. Kreimier, NCAAs Joey Napoli (Lehigh) St. John dec. Napoli, dual R.J. Pena (Oregon State) Pena major dec. St. John, Na onal Duals St. John dec. Pena, NCAAs Brandon Zeerip (Eastern Michigan) St. John dec. Zeerip, dual (Zeerip was at Michigan) 157 Luther Open 1st place Branden Madsen (Wartburg) W-Pin 4:46 (1) 1-0/0-0 RJ Dilcher (Wisconsin-La Crosse) W-TF /0-0 Dallas Schurg (Milwaukee/En.) W-D /0-0 Patrick Rhodes (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Aaron Seybold (Baker) W-Pin 4:05 (2) 6-0/1-0 Ryan Niven (ICCC) W-Pin 0:53 (3) 7-0/2-0 Daniel Klema (Cornell) W-Pin 1:44 (4) 8-0/3-0 John Nicholson (Iowa State) W-D /4-0 Johnny Greisheimer (Edinboro) W-MD /5-0 Jake Capana (Buffalo) W-Pin 2:02 (5) 11-0/6-0 #17 James Volrath (Penn State) W-D /7-0 Midlands Championships --1st place Danny Orem (Maryland) W-MD /7-0 Isaiah Mar nez (Illinois) W-D /7-0 John Greisheimer (Edinboro) W-MD /7-0 #9 Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin) W-D /7-0 #7 Taylor Walsh (Indiana) W-D /7-0 Kyle Mosier (Purdue) W-D /8-0 Roger Wildmo (Michigan State) W-TF /9-0 #2 Alex Dieringer (Oklahoma State) W-D /10-0 #3 James Green (Nebraska) L-D /10-1 #14 Dylan Ness (Minnesota) L-D /10-2 Ben Sullivan (Northwestern) W-D /11-2 #14 Brian Murphy (Michigan) W-D /12-2 Michael Stepien (Lehigh) W-TF /13-2 #7 Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin) L-D /13-3 Big Ten Championships 2nd place #7 Dylan Alton (Penn State) W-D /13-3 #2 Isaac Jordan (Wisconsin) W-D 4-3 (TB1) 25-3/13-3 #3 James Green (Nebraska) L-D /13-3 St. John s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin nd 4th : st 2nd : rd 1st : nd :53 Career :05

15 Nick Moore 165 Pounds - Junior - Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa City West) Ranked No. 4 by Intermat and TheOpenMat, and No. 5 by W.I.N. Magazine. Seeded No. 5 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his second appearance at the tournament Season record is 21-3, including 11-3 this season against the championship field career record, including 17-9 career mark against tournament field Runner-up at 2014 Big Ten tournament Scored 60 dual points, second-highest total on team 8-0 record in Big Ten duals Career-high eight major decisions Moore vs. the field Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma State) Caldwell dec. Moore, dual Moore dec. Caldwell, 3-1 (SV) dual Ben Cox (Wisconsin) Moore major dec. Cox, dual Pierce Harger (Northwestern) Moore pinned Harger, 2: Flanagan Open Moore dec. Harger, Big Tens Moore dec. Harger, Midlands Moore dec. Harger, duals Ryan LeBlanc (Indiana) Moore major dec. LeBlanc, dual Moore major dec. LeBlanc, Big Tens Steven Monk (North Dakota State) Monk pinned Moore, 1: Midlands Monk dec. Moore, Midlands Mike Moreno (Iowa State) Moore dec. Moreno, dual Moreno dec. Moore, NCAAs Moore dec. Moreno, dual Ramon San ago (Rider) Moore dec. San agao, Midlands David Taylor (Penn State) Taylor tech. fall Moore, dual Taylor tech. fall Moore, Big Tens Taylor major dec. Moore, dual Taylor major dec. Moore, Big Tens Zach Toal (Missouri) Moore dec. Toal, 3-1 (SV) Na onal Duals Josh Veltre (Bloomsburg) Veltre dec. Moore, NCAAs Aus n Wilson (Nebraska) Moore pinned Wilson, 6: dual Moore dec. Wilson, dual Dan Yates (Michigan) Moore dec. Yates, dual Danny Zilverberg (Minnesota) Moore dec. Zilverberg, dual Moore dec. Zilverberg, Big Tens 165 Jacob Price (Baker) W-Pin 2:55 (1) 1-0/1-0 Corbin Farrell (ICCC) W-Pin 1:44 (2) 2-0/2-0 #6 Mike Moreno (Iowa State) W-D /3-0 Zach Towers (Edinboro) W-D /4-0 Wally Maziarz (Buffalo) W-MD /5-0 #1 David Taylor (Penn State) L-MD /5-1 Midlands Championships 2nd place David Meza (Cal State-Bakersfield) W-MD /5-1 Jud Zeigler (Princeton) W-MD /5-1 #13 Pierce Harger (Northwestern) W-D /5-1 Taylor Massa (Michigan) W-D /5-1 #5 Steven Monk (NDSU) L-D /5-1 Pat Robinson (Purdue) W-TF /6-1 Bobby Nash (Michigan State) W-Pin 6:51 (3) 11-2/7-1 #2 Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma State) W-D 3-1 (SV) 12-2/8-1 Ryan LeBlanc (Indiana) W-MD /9-1 Aus n Wilson (Nebraska) W-D /10-1 Danny Zilverberg (Minnesota) W-D /11-1 #7 Pierce Harger (Northwestern) W-D /12-1 #6 Dan Yates (Michigan) W-D /13-1 Ben Hass (Lehigh) W-MD /14-1 Ben Cox (Wisconsin) W-MD /15-1 Big Ten Championships 2nd place Ryan LeBlanc (Indiana) W-MD /16-1 #20 Danny Zilverberg (Minnesota) W-D /16-1 #1 David Taylor (Penn State) L-MD /16-1 Moore s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin : th : nd :44 Career :40

16 Mike Evans 174 Pounds - Junior - Enola, Pa. (Blair Academy) Ranked No. 4 by Intermat, TheOpenMat and W.I.N. Magazine. Seeded No. 4 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his third appearance at the tournament All-American in 2013, placing sixth at 174 pounds Season record is 25-4, including 8-4 this season against the championship field career record, including an mark against the championship field Three-time Big Ten runner-up ( ) Leads team with six technical falls Seven pins this season matches a career high 2013 Midlands Champion Evans vs. the field Ma Brown (Penn State) Evans dec. Brown, dual Brown dec. Evans, Big Tens Brown dec. Evans, dual Evans dec. Brown, Big Tens Shane Hughes (Columbia) Evans pinned Hughes, 2: Midlands Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) Evans dec. Kokesh, dual Evans tech. fall Kokesh, Big Tens Evans dec. Kokesh, dual Kokesh dec. Evans, NCAAs Kokesh dec. Evans, dual Kokesh dec. Evans, Big Tens Joe Lathum (Oregon State) Evans dec. Lathum, Na onal Duals Sco Liegel (Wisconsin) Evans major dec. Liegel, Midlands Evans dec. Liegel, dual Mark Mar n (Ohio State) Evans major dec. Mar n, Big Tens Chris Perry (Oklahoma State) Perry dec. Evans, dual Perry dec. Evans, dual Elliot Riddick (Lehigh) Evans dec. Riddick, dual Logan Storley (Minnesota) Storley dec. Evans, dual Storley dec. Evans, Nat. Duals Storley dec. Evans, NCAAs Evans dec. Storley, 2-1 (TB1) dual Cody Walters (Ohio) Evans dec. Walters, NCAAs Tanner Weatherman (Iowa State) Evans major dec. Weatherman, dual Evans major dec. Weatherman, dual 174 Luther Open 1st place Nick Fuller (Wartburg) W-Pin 2:22 (1) 1-0/0-0 Mitchell Elmer (Wis.-Whitewater) W-Pin 1:57 (2) 2-0/0-0 Jarid Groth (Luther College) W-Pin 4:07 (3) 3-0/0-0 Garre Miller (Roch. C&T College) W-TF /0-0 Landon Williams (Wartburg) W-TF /0-0 Bryant Guillen (Baker) W-TF /1-0 Jacob Meehan (ICCC) W-Pin (4) 7-0/2-0 Brent Hamm (Cornell) W-TF /3-0 #8 Tanner Weatherman (Iowa State) W-MD /4-0 Patrick Jennings (Edinboro) W-MD /5-0 Rrok kndokaj (Buffalo) W-TF /6-0 #3 Ma Brown (Penn State) L-D /6-1 Midlands Championships 1st place Mike Curby (Eastern Michigan) W-Pin 2:16 (5) 12-1/6-1 Monte Schmalhaus (Utah Valley) W-Pin 2:45 (6) 13-1/6-1 Ryan Callahan (Princeton) W-D /6-1 Sco Liegel (Wisconsin) W-MD /6-1 Zach Epperly (Virginia Tech) W-MD /6-1 Shane Hughes (Columbia) W-Pin 2:15 (7) 17-1/6-1 #2 Chris Perry (Oklahoma State) L-D /6-2 Nate Jackson (Indiana) W-D /7-2 #4 Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) L-D /7-3 #5 Logan Storley (Minnesota) W-D 2-1 (TB1) 19-3/8-3 Northwestern W-FF 20-3/9-3 Collin Zeerip (Michigan) W-TF /10-3 #12 Elliot Riddick (Lehigh) W-D /11-3 #20 Sco Liegel (Wisconsin) W-D /12-3 Big Ten Championships 2nd place #13 Mark Mar n (Ohio State) W-MD /12-3 #4 Ma Brown (Penn State) W-D /12-3 #3 Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) L-D /12-3 Evans Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Pts. Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin nd : nd 6th : nd :57 Career :10

17 Ethen Lofthouse 184 Pounds - Senior - Avon, Utah (Mountain Crest) Ranked No. 4 by Intermat and TheOpenMat, and W.I.N. Magazine Seeded No. 5 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his fourth appearance at the tournament Two-time American: 7th in 2012, 5th in 2013 Season record is 20-3, including 7-3 this season against the championship field Career record of 90-31, including a career mark of 13-9 against tournament field 2014 Big Ten tournament runner-up Competed at 174 pounds at 2011 and 2012 NCAA Championships Lofthouse vs. the field Ophir Bernstein (Brown) Lo house dec. Bernstein, Midlands Kenny Courts (Ohio State) Lo house dec. Courts, dual Lo house dec. Courts, Big Tens Tyler Lynde (Purdue) Lo house major dec. Lynde, dual Nikko Reyes (Illinois) Lo house dec. Reyes, Midlands John Rizqallah (Michigan State) Rizqallah dec. Lo house, dual Lo house dec. Rizqallah, Big Tens Lo house dec. Rizqallah, dual Ed Ruth (Penn State) Ruth dec. Lo house, dual Ruth dec. Lo house, Big Tens Ruth major dec. Lo house, dual Ruth major dec. Lo house, Big Tens Ruth major dec. Lo house, 12-4, dual Ruth major dec. Lo house, Big Tens Jimmy Sheptock (Maryland) Lo house dec. Sheptock, NCAAs Lo house dec. Sheptock, NCAAs Sheptock dec. Lo house, 3-1 (SV) Midlands Kevin Steinhaus (Minnesota) Steinhaus dec. Lo house, dual Lo house dec. Steinhaus, NCAAs Lo house dec. Steinhaus, Big Tens Jacob Swartz (Boise State) Lo house dec. Swartz, 3-2 (TB2) NCAAs Leland Weatherspoon (Iowa State) Lo house dec. Weatherspoon, dual 184 Luther Open 1st place Brit Bastow (Wartburg) W-Pin 3:17 (1) 1-0/0-0 Aburough Abegesah (Cornell College) W-Pin 2:33 (2) 2-0/0-0 Jeremy Fahler (Iowa) W-D /0-0 Sam Brooks (Iowa) W-D /0-0 John Hambleton (Baker) W-Pin 2:48 (3) 5-0/1-0 Chance Copper (ICCC) W-Pin 1:24 (4) 6-0/2-0 Aburough Abegesah (Cornell) W-Pin 3:49 (5) 7-0/3-0 Leland Weatherspoon (Iowa State) W-D /4-0 Nicholas Mitchell (Edinboro) W-D /5-0 Tony Lock (Buffalo) W-MD /6-0 #1 Ed Ruth (Penn State) L-MD /6-1 Midlands Championships 2nd place Mark Fiala (Nebraska-Kearney) W-MD /6-1 Rick Robertson (Wisconsin) W-D /6-1 Niko Reyes (Illinois) W-D /6-1 #14 Ophir Bernstein (Brown) W-D /6-1 #3 Jimmy Sheptock (Maryland) L-D 3-1 (SV) 14-2/6-1 Tanner Lynde (Purdue) W-MD /7-1 #20 John Rizqallah (Michigan State) W-D /8-1 Jacob Berkowitz (Northwestern) W-D /9-1 Dylan Iczkowski (Wisconsin) W-D /10-1 Big Ten Championships 2nd place #11 Kenny Courts (Ohio State) W-D /10-1 #8 Kevin Steinhaus (Minnesota) W-D /10-1 #2 Ed Ruth (Penn State) L-MD /10-1 Lofthouse s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin rd : rd 7th : rd 5th : nd :24 Career :52

18 Nathan Burak 197 Pounds - Sophomore - Colorado Spring, Colo. (Coronado) Ranked No. 10 by W.I.N. Magazine, No. 14 by TheOpenMat, and No. 11 by Intermat Seeded No. 11 at 2014 NCAA Championpships, making his second career tournament appearance Season record is 16-5, including 7-5 against the championship field Career record is 36-22, including a mark against tournament field 2013 NCAA qualifier Burak vs. the field Braden Atwood (Purdue) Atwood dec. Burak, dual Atwood dec. Burak, dual Burak dec. Atwodd, Big Tens Burak dec. Atwood, Big Tens Abe Ayala (Princeton) Burak dec. Ayala, Midlands Jace Benne (Cornell) Benne dec. Burak, Na onal Duals Chris an Boley (Maryland) Boley dec. Burak, Midlands John Bolich (Lehigh) Bolich dec. Burak, dual Burak dec. Bolich, Midlands James Fox (Harvard) Burak dec. Fox, NCAAs Kyven Gadson (Iowa State) Gadson dec. Burak, dual Mario Gonzalez (Illinois) Gonzalez dec. Burak, dual Burak dec. Gonzalez, Big Tens Gonzalez dec. Burak, Big Tens Timmy McCall (Wisconsin) Burak dec. McCall, dual Morgan McIntosh (Penn State) McIntosh dec. Burak, 5-4 (TB1) Big Tens Brandon Palik (Drexel) Burak dec. Palik, 3-1 (SV) NCAAs Chris Penny (Virginia Tech) Burak dec. Penny, 9-7 (SV) Midlands Alex Polizzi (Northwestern) Burak dec. Polizzi, Midlands Burak dec. Polizzi, 3-1 (SV1) dual Polizzi dec. Burak, Big Tens Blake Rosholt (Oklahoma State) Rosholt dec. Burak, dual Sco Schiller (Minnesota) Schiller dec. Burak, 3-1 (OT) dual Schiller dec. Burak, Nat. Duals Schiller dec. Burak, 3-1 (SV) Big Tens Schiller major dec. Burak, dual 197 Midlands Championships - 3rd place Charles Johnson (Southern Oregon) W-MD /0-0 Abe Ayala (Princeton) W-D /0-0 #18 Chris Penny (Virginia Tech) W-D 9-7 (SV) 3-0/0-0 #11 Chris an Boley (Maryland) L-D /0-0 #16 Alex Polizzi (Northwestern) W-D /0-0 John Bolich (Lehigh) W-D /0-0 #17 Braden Atwood (Purdue) L-D /0-1 Nick McDiarmid (Michigan State) W-D /1-1 Jordan Roger (Oklahoma State) W-D /2-1 Garret Goldman (Indiana) W-MD /3-1 Caleb Kolb (Nebraska) W-D /4-1 #1 Sco Schiller (Minnesota) L-MD /4-2 #17 Alex Polizzi (Northwestern) W-D 3-1 (SV1) 10-3/4-3 Chris Heald (Michigan) W-D /5-3 Aus n Meys (Lehigh) W-TF /6-3 Timmy McCall (Wisconsin) W-D /7-3 Big Ten Championships 5th place Garret Goldman (Indiana) W-Pin 3:46 (1) 14-3/7-3 #10 Braden Atwood (Purdue) W-D /7-3 #3 Morgan McIntosh (Penn State) L-D 3-2 (TB1) 15-4/7-3 #19 Alex Polizzi (Northwestern) L-D /7-3 #10 Braden Atwood (Purdue) W-D /7-3 Burak s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Pts. Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin th : th :46 Career :34

19 Bobby Telford 285 Pounds - Junior - Hockessin, Del. (St. Mark s) Ranked No. 4 by Intermat, W.I.N. Magazine and TheOpenMat Seeded No. 5 at the 2014 NCAA Championships, making his third appearance at the tournament Two-time NCAA qualifier (2012 All-American/5th) Injury defaulted after opening round win at 2013 NCAA Championships Season record is 22-5, including 8-5 this season against the championship field Career record of 71-20, including against tournament field Placed second at the 2011 and 2013 Midlands Telford vs. the field Adam Chalfant (Indiana) Telford dec. Chalfant, Big Tens Telford dec. Chalfant, 9-5 (SV) dual Adam Coon (Michigan) Coon dec. Telford, Midlands Coon dec. Telford, 3-3 (TB2) dual David Devine (SIU-Edwardsville) Telford dec. Devine, dual Adam Fager (Utah ValleY) Telford dec. Fager, Midlands J.T. Felix (Boise State) IFF NCAAs Telford dec. Felix, Midlands Jon Gingrich (Penn State) Telford dec. Gingrich, dual Ernest James (Edinboro) Telford major dec. James, dual Collin Jensen (Nebraska) Telford dec. Jensen, dual Jeremy Johnson (Ohio) Telford pinned Johsnon, 3: NCAAs Mike McClure (Michigan State) McClure dec. Telford, Midlands Telford dec. McClure, Big Tens Telford dec. McClure, dual Telford dec. McClure, Big Tens Mike McMullan (Northwestern) Telford dec. McMullan, 4-2 (OT) Midlands McMullan dec. Telford, 7-5 (OT) dual McMullan dec. Telford, 3-1 (SV1) dual Telford dec. McMullan, Big Tens Connor Medbery (Wisconsin) Telford dec. Medbery, Big Tens Medbery dec. Telford, dual Tony Nelson (Minnesota) Nelson dec. Telford, Nat. Duals Nelson dec. Telford, Big Tens Nelson dec. Telford, dual Nelson dec. Telford, Nat. Duals Nelson dec. Telford, Big Tens Telford dec. Nelson, 3-1 (SV) dual Nelson dec. Telford, Big Tens Joe Stolfi (Bucknell) Telford dec. Stolfi, dual Telford dec. Stolfi, NCAAs 285 Luther Open 1st place Cody Endres (Wisconsin-La Crosse) W-Pin 0:43 (1) 1-0/0-0 Thomas Tourdot (Luther College) W-Pin 0:41 (2) 2-0/0-0 Nathan Veverka (William Penn) W-Pin 0:49 (3) 3-0/0-0 Logan Hopp (Upper Iowa) W-Pin 0:37 (4) 4-0/0-0 Ryan Fank (Wartburg) W-Pin 4:42 (5) 5-0/0-0 James Benjamin (Buffalo) W-MD /1-0 #12 Jimmy Lawson (Penn State) W-D /2-0 Midlands Championships 2nd place Steve Dwyer (Beebe) W-D /2-0 Cody Krumweide (UNI) W-MD /2-0 #13 Adam Fager (Utah Valley) W-D /2-0 #6 J.T. Felix (Boise State) W-D /2-0 #4 Adam Coon (Michigan) L-D /2-0 Alex White (Purdue) W-D /3-0 #9 Mike McClure (Michigan State) W-D /4-0 #15 Aus n Mardsen (Oklahoma State) W-D /5-0 #6 Adam Chalfant (Indiana) W-D 9-5 (OT) 15-1/6-0 Collin Jensen (Nebraska) W-D /7-0 #2 Tony Nelson (Minnesota) W-D 3-1 (SV) 17-1/8-0 #3 Mike McMullan (Northwestern) L-D 3-1 (SV) 17-2/8-1 #2 Adam Coon (Michigan) L-D 3-3 (TB2) 17-3/8-2 Doug Vollaro (Lehigh) W-D /9-2 #10 Connor Medbery L-D /9-3 Big Ten Championships 3rd place #6 Tony Nelson (Minnesota) L-D /9-3 Alex White (Purdue) W-MD /9-3 Nick Tavanello (Ohio State) W-MD /9-3 #4 Mike McMullan (Northwestern) W-D /9-3 #7 Mike McClure (Michigan State) W-D /9-3 Telford s Career Record Overall Dual Big Ten Dual Big Ten NCAA OT MD TF Pins Fastest Year Record Record Record Pts. Scored Place Place W-L W/L W/L W/L Pin nd 5th : rd : rd :37 Career :23