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2007 TOP 30 COLLEGE RECRUITING CLASSESEditor’s Note: Numbers on right reflect the placing of recruitsfrom Dan Fickel’s final rankings of the Best 2007 High SchoolSeniors. The final rankings appeared on Wrestling USAMagazine’s web site. The web site address is:http://www.wrestlingusa.com.The letter “T” refers to a transfer with immediate impact poten-tial.

1. Ohio State (1-2-3-3-9-16-19)2. Oklahoma State (1-1-3-4-25)3. Penn State (2-2-3-4-5-23-24-26)4. Virginia Tech (1-2-6-6-8-9-12-21)5. Missouri (1-4-6-9-12-13-17-18-25)6. Minnesota (1-2-7-9-12)7. Oklahoma (3-3-5-6-16-T)8. Virginia (2-5-6-8-9-22)9. Harvard (1-2-11-17)10. Lehigh (3-4-5-7-14)11. Indiana (1-4-10-25-25)12. Michigan (1-5-9-23)13. Nebraska (3-4-5-T)14. Northern Iowa (2-6-7-9-11-T)15. Kent State (4-7-10-22-T-T)16. Edinboro (3-5-8-17)17. Michigan State (1-4-7)18. Northwestern (1-12-14)19. Cornell (5-7-8-14-15-22)20. Maryland (1-11-19)21. Iowa State (3-6-14-20-T)22. Pennsylvania (4-8-17-T)23. Cal Poly (2-13-T)24. Arizona State (5-7-20-23-27)25. Hofstra (3-13-16-18-23)26. Pittsburgh (2-17-23-27-28)27. Central Michigan (2-22-26)28. Oregon State (5-10-11-12-18-T)29. Bucknell (6-8-19)30. Ohio (7-11-20-22-26-29)

TOP 15 NON-DIVISION I RECRUITING CLASSES

1. North Iowa Area CC (1-6-8-12-T-T-T)2. Meramec CC (2-4-8-18-26-T-T)3. Iowa Central JC (3-9-15-30-T)4. Newberry (5-8)5. Ashland (12-14-16-T)6. Nebraska-Omaha (5-26)7. Central Oklahoma (18-T)8. Missouri Valley (13-18)9. Wisconsin-Oshkosh (14-22-T)10. Findlay (24-24-26)11. Neosho County CC (11-12-T)12. Lindenwood (T-T-T-T-T)13. Augustana (SD) (19-29)14. Mercyhurst (10-T)15. Pittsburgh-Johnstown (27-29)

ere’s a look at the top 20 college recruiting classes:

1. OHIO STATE – Head Coach Tom Ryan has puttogether a sensational coaching staff and will look toguide the Scarlet and Gray to their ultimate goal: anational championship. Former Buckeye individual

NCAA champions include Tommy Rowlands, Mitch Clark, RexHolman, Mark Coleman, Jude Skove, Dave Reinbolt, GeorgeBollas, and George Downes. With the signing of a large group ofmulti-talented incoming freshmen, the proud Ohio State programwill look to get to the pinnacle of college wrestling as the nation’snumber 1 recruiting class comes to Columbus, Ohio. Leading theway are number 1 ranked Colt Sponseller (165) of Ohio, number 2ranked Nikko Triggas (125) of California, and a pair of number 3ranked wrestlers in Ohio’s Bo Touris (125) and Sean Nemec (157).Three additional key newcomers are number 9 ranked JohnWeakley (197) of Ohio, number 16 ranked Jesse Campbell (285) ofOhio, and number 19 ranked Pat Harrington (125) of Ohio.

2. OKLAHOMA STATE – Few schools in the country have a his-tory of excellence in any sport as celebrated as the one OklahomaState University has achieved in wrestling. The list of Cowboystars is seemingly endless. Names like Kendall Cross, John Smith,Ricky Stewart, Eric Guerrero, Doug Blubaugh, Rex Perry, EarlMcCready, Myron Roderick, Pat Smith, Yojiro Uetake, TadaakiHatta, Dwayne Keller, Darrell Keller, Mike Sheets, Mark Branch,Chris Barnes, Alan Fried, Johnny Thompson, Lee Roy Smith,Kenny Monday, Johny Hendricks and a multitude of othersbecame legends in Stillwater during their college careers. Thisyear’s recruiting class is a very close second to Ohio StateUniversity. Highly successful Head Coach John Smith’s group isheaded by four top-notch student/athletes with great potential.They include number 1 ranked Jamal Parks (141) of Oklahoma,number 1 ranked Clayton Foster (197) of Idaho, number 3 rankedLuke Silver (141) of Texas, and number 4 ranked Luke Ashmore ofTexas. Another exceptional newcomer is number 25 rankedWalker Clarke (197) of Oklahoma.

3. PENN STATE – In the legacy of wrestling circles acrossAmerica, the Nittany Lion wrestling program has a long-standingtradition of respect and excellence. Seventeen different wrestlershave won a total of 20 individual NCAA Championship titles.Some of the many great ones include Jeremy Hunter, GlennPritzlaff, Kerry McCoy, Sanshiro Abe, John Hughes, Jeff Prescott,Jim Martin, Scott Lynch, Carl DeStefanis, John Fritz, and AndyMatter. Head Coach Troy Sunderland is entering his tenth year asthe head coach at his alma mater. He brings in a sensational

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2007 CollegeRECRUITING

By Dan Fickel, National Editor

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recruiting class that will provide some immediate and future fire-power. Leading the way are number 2 ranked Frank Molinaro (141)of New Jersey, number 2 ranked Tim Darling (165) of Pennsylvania,number 3 ranked Jared Platt (197) of New Jersey, and number 4ranked Cameron Wade (285) of Ohio. Four other new recruits arenumber 5 ranked Desmond Moore (125) of Pennsylvania, number 23ranked Colby Pisani (141) of Pennsylvania, number 24 ranked MicahBollinger (157) of Pennsylvania, and number 26 Chad Mitchell (125)of Georgia.

4. VIRGINIA TECH – Head Coach Kevin Dresser and AssociateHead Coach Tony Robie combined their efforts and received com-mitments from 12 exciting student/athletes. The class, which fea-tures number 1 ranked Cody Gardner of nearby Christiansburg,Virginia, will ensure the Hokies success at the Division I level as oneof the fastest-rising wrestling programs in the country. Other highly-credentialed newcomers include number 2 ranked Chris Diaz (141)of Delaware, number 6 ranked Matt Cusick (149) of Illinois, number6 ranked D.J. Bruce (197) of Illinois, number 8 ranked AnthonyTrongone (174) of New Jersey, number 9 ranked Nick Murray ofNew Jersey, number 12 ranked David Marone (197) of Colorado, andnumber 21 ranked Matt Ryan (165) of Pennsylvania.

5. MISSOURI – Head Coach Brian Smith has orchestrated a turn-around and has built the Tiger wrestling program into one of thestrongest and most dominant in the country. Under his tutelage,Smith guided since graduated Ben Askren, the school’s first-evernational champion, to two consecutive NCAA Championships. Withthe signing of nine highly-touted incoming freshmen, the futurelooks extremely bright for the Old Gold & Black. The group is led bynumber 1 ranked Dom Bradley (285) of Missouri, number 4 rankedTroy Dolan (125) of Pennsylvania, number 6 ranked Max Shanaman(141) of New Jersey, and number 9 ranked Mike Schmitz (174) ofMinnesota. Other top-notch newcomers include number 12 rankedDorian Henderson (174) of Georgia, number 13 ranked K.C.Pescaglia (133) of Missouri, number 17 ranked Trevor Collins (197) of

Missouri, number 18 ranked Brandon Wright (165) of Tennessee, andnumber 25 ranked Brandon Wiest (157) of Missouri.

6. MINNESOTA – Under the guidance of Head Coach J Robinsonand former national champion and Head Assistant Coach MartyMorgan, the defending NCAA Team Champions Golden Gophershave become a recruiting powerhouse and one of the elite teams inthe nation. NCAA champions developed and mentored by Robinsonand Morgan include Tim Hartung, Brock Lesnar, Luke Becker, JaredLawrence, Damion Hahn, Dustin Schlatter, and Cole Konrad.Highlighting this year’s exceptional recruiting class are five highly-decorated incoming freshmen. They are number 1 ranked ZachSanders (125) of Minnesota, number 2 ranked Sonny Yohn (197) ofColorado, number 7 ranked Cody Marcicki (133) of Michigan, num-ber 9 ranked Austin Enoch (141) of Oregon, and number 12 rankedJoe Murphy (125) of Minnesota.

7. OKLAHOMA – The tradition-rich University of Oklahomawrestling program remains highly regarded across the nation. Thelist of superstar performers of the past is seemingly infinite. Amongothers are previous NCAA champions Teyon Ware, Robbie Waller,John Kading, Michael Lightner, Melvin Douglas, Dan Chaid, MarkSchultz, Dave Schultz, Andre Metzger, Rod Kilgore, Shawn Garel,Gary Breece, Mike Grant, Wayne Wells, Greg Ruth, WayneBaughman, Stan Abel, Wayne Martin, and Danny Hodge. HeadCoach Jack Spates continues to bring some of the country’s top talentto Norman, Oklahoma. Two number 3 ranked wrestlers head thisyear’s recruiting class. They are John Starzyk (133) of Illinois andSeth Vernon (149) of Oklahoma. Three additional key incomingfreshmen are number 5 ranked Joey Fio (125) of Idaho, number 6ranked Ryan Smith (165) of Oregon, and number 16 ranked KyleBergstedt (197) of California. An interesting transfer from theUniversity of Indiana is NCAA qualifier Max Dean (165).

8. VIRGINIA — Steve Garland, a former All-American at theUniversity of Virginia, enters his second season as the head coach at

David PradoArizona State

Kirk LandonArmy

Dean GaierArmy

Jake BohnArmy

Beau HansenAugsburg

Matt MorrisAugustana (SD)

Gavin NelsonAugustana (SD)

John ScaliseBridgewater State

Greg MartinBridgewater State

Ethan RaymondBridgewater State

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Mike FennerBridgewater State

Mike MilleBuena Vista

John HooperCal Poly

Peter WeissCornell

Shawn FauseyDrexel

Andrew ArnoldEast Stroudsburg

Chad SindoniEdinboro

Jan UlinskiFindlay

Denny HerndonGeorge Mason

Brandon BucherGeorge Mason

his alma mater. Other previous Cavalier stand-outs include ScottMoore, Jim Harshaw, Tim Foley, Matt Roth, Mike Krafchick, JohnMatyiko, Derek Capanna, Henry Jordan, Buddy Kerr, KevinMichaels, and John Parr. Highlighting this year’s exceptional recruit-ing class are number 2 ranked Michael Chaires (165) of New York,number 5 ranked Chris Henrich (174) of Pennsylvania, and number6 ranked Scott O’Donnell (133) of Missouri. Three additional nation-al caliber performers include number 8 ranked Shawn Harris (149) ofOhio, number 9 ranked Nick Nelson (149) of Pennsylvania, andnumber 22 ranked Danny Gonsor (157) of Ohio.

9. HARVARD – Two wrestlers have won individual NCAA cham-pionships while competing for the Crimson. Jesse Jantzen won thenational crown in 2004 while John Harkness was triumphant at the1938 national tournament. With a stellar group of incoming fresh-men owning impressive credentials, Head Coach Jay Weiss hopes tohave a few grapplers join the prestigious NCAA champions list.Leading the way are number 1 ranked Corey Jantzen (133) of NewYork, number 2 ranked Dan Kelly (125) of New Jersey, number 11ranked Shay Warren (125) of Utah, and number 17 ranked AndyOlsen (197) of Georgia. Another talented newcomer is two-timeMassachusetts state champion Craig Carpenter (141).

10. LEHIGH – Some of the finest wrestlers to ever take the colle-giate mats have proudly competed at Lehigh, including 20 men win-ning 26 NCAA titles. Among others are national titlists Peter Yozzo,Darryl Burley, Mike Caruso, Mark Lieberman, Mike Lieberman, TomSculley, Troy Letters, and Matt Ruppel. Head Coach Greg Strobelcontinues to bring in quality recruiting classes. This year, five valiantperformers will provide a foundation for future greatness. Theyinclude number 3 ranked Connor McDonald (125) of Delaware,number 4 ranked Sean Bilodeau (157) of Massachusetts, number 5ranked Zach Rey (285) of New Jersey, number 7 ranked Kellen Aura(125) of California, and number 14 ranked Brandon Hatchett (165) ofFlorida.

11. INDIANA – Nine wrestlers have captured individual NCAAtitles for the Hoosiers. They include Joe Dubuque, Brian Dolph, BobAntonacci, Joe Roman, Chris Traicoff, Charlie McDaniel, RichardVoliva, Pat Devine, and Eddie Belshaw. With a third consecutive top-notch recruiting class, Head Coach Duane Goldman hopes to addseveral more grapplers to the impressive list of NCAA champions.This year’s incoming freshmen are highlighted by number 1 rankedMatt Ortega (125) of New Mexico, number 4 ranked Jeff Pelton (141)of Ohio, and number 10 ranked Joe Fagiano (285) of Illinois. Two oth-ers who are both ranked number 25 in their respective weight class-es and who both hail from the state of Indiana are Reece Freeman(125) and Matt Powless (174).

12. MICHIGAN – A premier force in the collegiate wrestling scene,the University of Michigan boasts a strong tradition of excellenceboth on and off the mat. Historically, 13 Wolverine grapplers havecaptured individual NCAA championship titles. They include RyanBertin, Kirk Trost, Mark Churella, Jarrett Hubbard, David Porter, JimKamman, Jack Barden, Norvard Nalen, William Courtwright,Donald Nichols, Harold Nichols, Carl Dougovito, and Otto Kelly.Head Coach Joe McFarland signed another exceptional recruitingclass with loads of potential. Leading the way are number 1 rankedKellen Russell (133) of New Jersey, number 5 ranked Justin Zeerip(165) of Michigan, number 9 ranked Jason Lara (125) of California,and number 23 ranked Erich Smith (184) of Michigan. Another qual-ity incoming freshmen is Michigan state champion David Johnson(157).

13. NEBRASKA – Recognized as one of the nation’s finestrecruiters, Head Coach Mark Manning consistently attracts top-notch talent to Nebraska’s perennially strong wrestling program.Previous national champions for the Huskers include Jason Powell,Brad Vering, Tolly Thompson, Tony Purler, Jason Kelber, Bill Scherr,Jim Scherr, and Mike Nissen. This year’s recruiting class is led bynumber 3 ranked Tucker Lane (285) of Colorado, number 4 rankedAndy Pokorny (125) or Nebraska, and number 5 ranked Chris

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Tony LawlerHeidelberg

Jeff PeltonIndiana

Stew GillmorIowa

Dylan FrostIowa Central JC

Mike VasserIowa Central JC

Brad LowerIowa Central JC

Matt SixtaIowa Central JC

Billy LewisIowa State

Andrew SorensonIowa State

Kyle SimonsonIowa State

Hacker (149) of Oklahoma. A prolific transfer with the ability to helptremendously is 2007 National Junior College champion KennyJordan (133).

14. NORTHERN IOWA – The Panthers have a solid, long-standingtradition of producing exceptional wrestlers. Previous greats includememorable names such as Bill Koll, Keith Young, Gerald Leeman,Bill Smith, Bill Nelson, Bill Weick, Tony Davis, Ken Snyder, JimMiller, Bill Dotson, Kirk Myers, and Gary Bentrim. Head Coach BradPenrith is a renowned, highly-successful recruiter who consistentlybrings in top-notch talent from all across the country. Leading theway this year are number 2 ranked Jamal Lawrence (157) of Indiana,number 6 ranked Cruse Aarhus (125) of Iowa, number 7 rankedPatrick Mahon (197) of Minnesota, number 9 ranked ChristianBrantley (285) of Illinois, and number 11 ranked Trent Washington(141) of Nebraska. An exciting transfer is National Junior Collegerunner-up Josh Baldridge (133).

15. KENT STATE – Head Coach Jim Andrassy and AssistantCoach Josh Moore combined their efforts to bring in an excitingrecruiting class with intentions of leading the Golden Flashes to theupper echelon of Division I competition. Leading the way are num-ber 4 ranked Dustin Kilgore (174) of Ohio, number 7 ranked BrendanBarlow (285) of Ohio, number 10 ranked Nic Bedelyon (125) ofPennsylvania, and number 22 ranked Marcel Clopton (141) of Ohio.Two high-profile transfer students are Josh Rohler (149) from PennState University and Obie Simpson (165) from North Carolina StateUniversity. Five other key newcomers include Ohio state championBrian Dean (125) and Ohio state runner-ups Adam Hass (133), JamesMyers (149), Ross Tice (165), and Kyle Haddox (165).

16. EDINBORO – Three wrestlers have won individual NCAADivision I national titles for the Fighting Scots. They are Sean O’Day,Josh Koscheck, and Gregor Gillespie. Additionally, five Edinborograpplers captured NCAA Division II national crowns. They includ-ed Dean Hall, Greg Wright, Matt Furey, Bob Kauffman, and MikeHahesy. Head Coach Tim Flynn continues to uphold the strong lega-

cy of winning and excellence that has long been associated withEdinboro wrestling. This year’s fine recruiting class is highlighted bynumber 3 ranked Thomas Straughn (149) of Ohio, number 5 rankedChris Honeycutt (184) of Ohio, number 8 ranked Paul Paddock (165)of New York, and number 17 ranked Aaron Ely (133) of Kansas.

17. MICHIGAN STATE – The list of past Michigan State Universitystars is exceedingly impressive. Names like Greg Johnson, PatMilkovich, Tom Milkovich, Kelvin Jackson, Richard Dickenson,Gene Gibbons, Merle Jennings, Burl Jennings, Dale Anderson,Richard Cook, and Bob Hoke plus a bevy of others have proudlyworn the Spartans school colors of Green and White. Head CoachTom Minkel will bring in an outstanding recruiting class highlightedby number 1 ranked Eric Olanowski (125) of Virginia, number 4ranked Collin Dozier (133) of Virginia, and number 7 ranked IanHinton (174) of Indiana. Other key newcomers include in-stateMichigan prospects Anthony Jones (149), Phil Khozien (149), DavidCheza (157), Curran Jacobs (174), and Tyler Dickenson (197).

18. NORTHWESTERN – Six wrestlers have won individualNCAA championships while competing for the Wildcats. Theyinclude Ralph Lupton, Jack Riley, Art Kraft, Mark Massery, JackGriffin, and 2007 national champion Jake Herbert. Head Coach TimCysewski and Assistant Coach Andrew Pariano signed an excellentrecruiting class that will provide some immediate and future fire-power for the nationally-recognized Northwestern wrestling pro-gram. Highlighting the list of newcomers is number 1 ranked MikeBenefiel (174) of Illinois, number 12 ranked Robert Kellogg (165) ofIowa, and number 14 ranked Ben Kuhar (285) of Ohio. Two other in-state Illinois prospects are Frank Battaglia (157) and John Schoen(197).

19. CORNELL – Head Coach Rob Koll has firmly established theBig Red wrestling program as one of the most feared and successfulin the nation by every measure. Six previous Cornell wrestlers havewon NCAA titles. They include Travis Lee, Dave Auble, DavidHirsch, Don Dickason, Frank Bettucci, and Glenn Stafford. Heading

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Nic BedelyonKent State

Adam HaasKent State

James MyersKent State

Corey HauserLassen CC

Chandler WisemanLiberty

Pat StrizkiMaryland

Mike GreckMillersville

Ben KnightMorningside

Shawn MeyerMorningside

Beau LaSalleMSU-Northern

this year’s recruiting class is number 5 ranked Eric McGill (149) ofIndiana, number 7 ranked Cameron Simaz (184) of Michigan, andnumber 8 ranked Frank Perrelli (125) of Cornell. Other exciting new-comers are number 14 ranked D.J. Meagher (149) of NewHampshire, number 15 ranked Maciej Jochym (285) of New York,and number 22 ranked Colin McDonald (157) of New York.

20T. MARYLAND – Two previous Maryland wrestlers have wonindividual NCAA titles. They are Bob Kopnisky (1965) and GobelKline (1969). Head Coach Pat Santoro brings in an exceptionalrecruiting class led by a trio of valiant performers. They includenumber 1 ranked Eric Medina (149) of New Jersey, number 11 rankedPat Strizki (125) of New Jersey, and number 19 ranked Brian Letters(165) of Pennsylvania. Three others to look for soon are Marylandstate champion Will Sharbaugh (125), two-time Pennsylvania stateplacer Dexter Lederer (133) and New Jersey state placer MattMcLean (149).

20T. IOWA STATE – With over 90 seasons of success, few teams inany sport have developed the type of legacy of excellence that is syn-onymous with Iowa State wrestling. The list of elite performers whocompeted in Ames, Iowa is seemingly endless. Twenty-five of theirmany greats include Dan Gable, Cael Sanderson, Nate Carr, TimKrieger, Carl Adams, Les Anderson, Ron Gray, Larry Hayes, ChrisTaylor, Ben Peterson, Eric Voelker, Al Nacin, Dave Peckman, BillKelly, Dale Bahr, Mike Land, Kevin Darkus, Nate Gallick, Chris Bono,Jim Gibbons, Joe Heskett, Kelly Ward, Zach Roberson, Chuck Jean,and Kevin Jackson. Second year Head Coach, Cael Sanderson, a 2004Olympic champion and the only undefeated (159-0) four-time NCAAchampion, is quickly building upon the legendary greatness of hispredecessors. He led the Cyclones to a fine runner-up finish at the2007 NCAA Championships and mentored national champion TrentPaulson. This year’s incoming freshmen class is highlighted by num-ber 3 ranked Jerome Ward (197) of Illinois, number 6 ranked TylerClark (125) of Iowa, number 14 ranked Dalton Jensen (141) of Iowa,and number 20 ranked Andrew Sorenson (157) of Iowa. An excep-tional transfer is former National Prep champion Justin Wren (285).

The following is an alphabetized listing of recruiting choices asreported by coaches, parents, and sports information departments.

*Names that are in bold type are wrestlers who were part of DanFickel’s final rankings of the Best 2007 High School Seniors.

AIR FORCE –Derek Gillespie (141) 3rd VA; Drew Ives (197) 8thNJ; Kazden Ikehara (285) 1x HI.

AMERICAN – Matt Mariacher (133) 1x NY champ.

APPALACHIAN STATE – Mike Kessler (141) MI; Chip Powell(157) 1x NC champ; Alex Cooke (165) 1x NC champ; AustinTrotman (174) 2x NC champ; Dylan Temple (184) 1x GA champ;John Allen Griswold (197) 1x SC champ.

ARIZONA STATE – David Prado (125) 2nd CA; Steven Contino(125) NY; Vicente Varela (141) 4x NM champ; Mikey Swigart (157)1x CO champ; Kyle DeBerry (165) 4x AZ champ; Jesse Robbins(174) 1x FL champ; Nick Williams (285) 2x NV champ.

ARMY – Rob Swan (125) NJ; Casey Smith (133) 1x UT champ; JoshSandhaus (133) CA; Devin Kelly (133) NY; Casey Thome (141) 1xOH champ; Rudy Chelednik (141) PA; Nick Bundy (141) TN; DarioMarcelli (141) NY; Ryan Martin (149) NY; Kirk Landon (149) 1x IAchamp; Sean Joyce (149) 4x FL champ; Anthony Adez (165) CA;Dean Gaier (174) 3rd OH; Patrick Smith (174) IN; Jake Vetter (184)8th IL; Jake Bohn (184) 1x National Prep champ; Nick Parisi (197)2nd NJ; Garrett Hunter (197) 3rd PA; Ryan Cook (285) 1x WVchamp; Dustin Black (285) CA.

ASHLAND – Brandon Davis (125) 2x NC champ; Dan Mandara(125) 1x NY champ; Tommie Graszl (149) OH; MuhammadAbdur-Rahman (157) 2nd OH; Travis Popham (174) 2nd OH;Hunter Reed (184) 1x OH champ; Frank Read (285) 5th OH.

AUGSBURG – Travis Lang (133) 4x ND champ; Beau Hansen

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Nathan SigmanNebraska-Omaha

Mitch BrownNebraska-Omaha

Dustin FranklinNebraska-Kearney

Kyle ConelyNebraska-Kearney

Brett SwoyerNebraska-Kearney

Nate HighNebraska-Kearney

Jordan GiengerNebraska-Kearney

Cory SteigerNebraska-Kearney

Nick BaumanNebraska-Kearney

Donte ButlerNeosho County CC

(149) 3rd MN; Jared Massey (197) 2x MNchamp.

AUGUSTANA (SD) – Sid Bice (125) 2x SDchamp; Robert Eklund (133) 1x NEchamp; Jason Jermiason (133) 3rd MN;Elliott Bloom (141) 1x SD champ; GavinNelson (157) 2nd IA; Matt Morris (165)2nd MN; Casey Mouw (174) 2nd IA; BrettLeBrun (285) 3rd MN; Tyler Jacob (285) 1xSD champ.

BACONE – Joshua Hutto (125) OK;Charles Harris (133) 2nd OK; RandallPatterson (141) KS; Tim Smith (149) OK;Dalton Robbins (149) OK; Patrick Ferm(149) 3rd OK; Jehud Preume (165) 4th FL;Joshua Johns (174) 1x OK champ; JoshClark (174) 1x KS champ; Steven Hatcher(184) OK; T.J. Chappell (197) OK; JustinAvery (285) 3rd OK; Rowdy Guerra (285)OK; Jay Allen (285) OK.

BINGHAMTON – Tyler Malberg (25) NY;Leigh Tobias (133) 2nd NY; AnthonyJerome (133) NY; Jake Villaret (141) NY;Matt Kaylor (149) 6th NY; Justin Lister(157) 2nd NY; Matt Berretta (184) NY.

BLOOMSBURG – Chris Sheetz (125) 1xPA champ; John Martin (133) PA; IanDesole (141) NY; Zach Sigley (141) PA;Scott Wear (141) NJ; David Zeigler (149)5th PA; Bobby Bison (149) PA; KyleFriedman (157) NY; Matt McMillian (157)

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Cory BaudendistalNewberry

Gerry CloonanNewberry

Cody HoganNorth Iowa Area CC

Jeff ShortNorth Iowa Area CC

Luke StitkaNorth Iowa Area CC

Bryan O’ConnorNorthern Illinois

Cruse AarhusNorthern Iowa

Blake HilmerNorthern Iowa

Brett RosedaleNorthern Iowa

Kyle BankoNorthwest Wyoming CC

PA; Nate Graham (174) 1x NY champ; Nate Johnson (174) 4th PA;Mike Reiley (174) 7th PA; Nicjk Sacco (197) NY; Zac Walsh (285)5th NJ; Nate Knepp (285) 6th PA.

BOISE STATE – Josh Baker (133) UT; Kirk Smith (174) 2x IDchamp.

BOSTON – Fred Santaite (125) 1x NJ champ; Alex Cournoyer(125) 3x CT champ; Matt Mogenstern (149) 6th NJ; Dan Kennedy(174) PA; Ryan Malo (184) 2x MA champ; John Hall (197) 2nd CA;Mike Platco (197) 8th PA.

BRIAR CLIFF – Brandon Mansur (125) OK; Micah Sheffield (133)IA; Julian Gunnels (133) IA; Brent Lowe (141) VA; Dustin Weber(141) IA; Zach Mullins (149) IL; James Schrader (165) WA; DavidShepard (197) WA; Leanard Hall (197) NE.

BRIDGEWATER STATE – John Scalise (125) NJ; Travis Anza(125) MA; Todd Sweeney (125) MA; Cody Still (125) MA; ConnorDoherty (125) MA; Greg Martin (133) NJ; Erik Avakov (133) 1x MAchamp; Chad Jaramillo (141) 2x MA champ; Scott Carlson (141)MA; Dan Zapata (141) MA; Steve Ciaccio (149) NJ; EthanRaymond (149) 2x VT champ; Charles Citrone (149) MA; SpencerStone (149) MA; Mike White (157) 1x MA champ; Zach Bates (157)MA; Anthony Hayes (165) CT; Mike Fenner (165) NJ; Talo Marino(165) CT; Ryan O’Rourke (174) MA; Justin Nicholson (184) MA;Sean Swett (184) MA; Dan Perry (184) MA; Sean Norton (184) MA;Andrew Frazier (197) CT; Ryan Shoeb (197) NJ; Christian Pena(285) 1x MA champ; Matt Coffin (285) MA.

BUCKNELL – Jose Matos (125) 6th NJ; Kevin Carrillo (125) 2x NMchamp; Erich Harris (133) 3x WY champ; Kevin LeValley (149) 4xCO champ; Tyler Riccio (149) 6th NJ; Derek Eckhart (149) PA; ScottSechler (157) 7th PA; Ryan Ochalek (165) PA; Chris Bailes (165) PA;Rob Waltko (174) 1x PA champ; David Thompson (184) 2nd OH;

Charlie Wonsettler (184) 5th PA; William McCormick (285) 1x WIchamp.

BUENA VISTA – Mike Mille (133) 4th IA.

BUFFALO – Dylan Dabolt (125) NY; Chad Condidorio (125) 3rdNY; Kevin Smith (133) 2nd NY; John Crisafulli (133) NY; EricStoffer (133) NY; Desi Greene (149) 1x NY champ; Chris Vigliotti(157) NY; Cory Lemke (157) NY; Sam Sirota (165) NY; JakeKoshinski (184) 2nd NY; Pat Daddino (184) 6th NY; Robert Ryhal(285) PA; Sam Montisanti (285) NY.

CAL POLY – Boris Novachkov (125) 2x CA champ; John Hooper(141) 1x CO champ; Yusef Syed (165) 1x CA champ; Kelen Bragg(174) CA; Ryan Smith (184) 3rd CA; Bo Lukehart (197) 2nd CA; JimPowers (285) 1x National Prep champ; Lenny Romero (285) 4thCA.

CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD – Nektoe Demison (125) 3rd CA;Justin Durham (125) 3rd CA; Frank Lomas (125) Kiyoshi Kawano(125) CA; Dominic Valencia (133) 2x NM champ; Donavan Barela(133) 5th CA; Adam Kimbrell (141) 1x GA champ; Calvin Miller(149) 8th CA; Anthony Box (149) CA; Jordan Abed (157) 6th CA;Matt Bruno (165) CA; Johnny Mayfield (197) CA; Mitch Monteiro(285) 2nd CA.

CAL STATE FULLERTON – Ivan Sanchez (125) 1x CA JC champ;Sean Roman-Marin (125) 2nd CA; Andre Gonzales (125) 4th CA;Chad Beeson (133) CA; Chase Everwine (133) CA; StevenDeleFuente (149) 7th CA; Teddy Bristol (157) 7th CA; DevinVelasquez (165) 1x CA JC champ; C.J. Knowland (165) CA; ToddNoel (174) 6th CA; Tim Hawkins (184) 2x CA JC champ; PanosPopadopolons (285) CA.

CAMPBELLSVILLE – Joe Neel (125) OH; Tony Martin (149) IL;

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Travis LambornNorthwest Wyoming CC

Tommy WeinkamOhio

Zeke DonahayOld Dominion

Colby PisaniPenn State

Micah BollingerPenn State

David CrowellPittsburgh

A. J. BrentzelPittsburgh

Cody MyersPitt.-Johnstown

Nathan LinkPitt.-Johnstown

Alex SilvestroRutgers

Chip Condon (157) KY; Dallas Hesseltine (165) 2nd NJCAA; GeorgeSheppard (165) 1x VA champ; Phillip Oudheus (165) 2nd IN; SethVan Horn (165) TN; Johnny Sinchok (174) 5th OH; Bryan Wells (184)VA; Graham Buss (184) IL; Daniel Payne (184) IL; Jacob Watson (184)KY; Joe Wiley (197) OH; Dominic Willis (197) 8th NJCAA; JarrodAull (197) KY; Josh Young (197) KY; David Riddle (285) GA.

CENTRAL MICHIGAN – Carson Beebe (125) 3rd IL; Dave Priest(125) 1x MI champ; Jeff Shutich (133) 1x MI champ; ChrisGruenberg (174) 3rd MI; Jarod Trice (285) 2x MI champ; Joe Everett(285) 3rd MI: Landon Winowiecki (285) MI.

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA – Tim Elliott (125) 1x NJCAA champ;Trey Branscum (133) 3x OK champ; Shawn Ledford (141) 2x OKchamp; Kelly Henderson (157) 1x OK champ; Tommy McCarty(174) 3rd NJCAA; Randy Tonche (285) 1x OK champ.

CHADRON STATE – Simon James (125) 1x NE champ; J.J. Jackson(125) 1x WY champ; Hagen Guzman (141) NE; Max Baker (149) 7thCA; Kirk Mohr (157) 1x NE champ; Brock Smith (165) 3x NEchamp; Ty Brown (174) 3rd NE; Jarred Dixon (184) 1x CA JC champ;Pat Fletcher (285) 2nd NE.

CLARION – Cameron Moran (125) 5th PA; Chris Lascari (149) 7thPA; Geary Gallick (149) 5th OH; Travis Uncapher (165) 3rd PA; ClintPodish (174) PA; Nick Sipes (184) 3rd PA; Jamie Luckett (197) 2ndNJCAA; Derrick Hockensmith (197) PA.

CLEVELAND STATE – Matt Reynolds (125) 3rd OH; JoshPalivoda (133) 1x OH champ; Ben Fondale (133) 6th OH; LawrenceCavello (141) 4th OH; T.J. Chappelear (141) OH; Tim Vicek (149) 1xGA champ; Tyler Young (149) OH; Zach Delong (165) OH; CalebKennedy (174) 2nd OH; Anthony Hamons (174) OH; Alek Hughes(184) 2nd OH; Derek Cummins (184) 8th OH; Eric Schwartz (285)3rd OH.

COLBY CC – T.J. Hepburn (149) 3x CT champ.

COLORADO MINES – Travis Wokasch (141) 2x AZ champ;Jamie Sheets (149) 1x TX champ.

COLUMBIA – Marc Zurla (125) 2nd NY; Ryan Wilson (133) 1x NJchamp; Paul Vaeth (141) 3rd NY; Eric Rice (149) NJ; Eren Civan(165) 3x MD champ; Travis Creagan (165) 2x TN champ; MikePushpak (184) OH; Ryan Flores (197) 2x CA champ.

CORNELL – Frank Perrelli (125) 1x NJ champ; Mike Grey (133) 4xNJ champ; Peter Weiss (133) 4th MD; Eric McGill (141) 2x INchamp; D.J. Meagher (149) 3x NH champ; Colin McDonald (157)2x NY champ; Cameron Simaz (184) 3x MI champ; Jason Winckel(184) 1x MO champ; Travis Dale (197) 2nd IN; Maciej Jochym(285) 2x NY champ.

DANA – Jeremiah Barkac (125) 4x ME champ; Aaron Wilcox (133)6th NJ; Keaton Taylor (141) 4th KS; Adam Manz (149) 2nd IA; KyleGrape (149) 1x KS champ; Kendall Burke (157) 2x MO champ; SalBarbuto (184) NJ.

DELAWARE STATE — Tommy Abbott (157) 2x DE champ.

DREXEL – Mike Gomez (125) 2nd NY; champ; Peter Simon (174)NJ; Shawn Fausey (174) 2nd PA; Justin Weiller (184) 1x PA; KyleFrey (197) NJ.

DUKE – Anthony Jorge (125) 2x FL champ; Vince Taweel (141) 3xMD champ; Mike Bell (141) 1x TN champ; Andrew Guardado(141) 5th CA; Colby Johnson (141) 2x MT champ; Willy Mello (165)2nd VA.

DUQUESNE – Kevin Chapman (125) 3rd VA; P.J. Clamp (141) 1xVA champ; Matt Richardson (285) VA.

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EAST STROUDSBURG – Andrew Arnold (125) 1x PA champ;Adam Hluschak (133) 5th PA; Tony Cariddi (141) NJ; Aaron Sandel(157) 4th PA; Ken Monarque (157) 5th NJ; Brian Boersma (157) NY;Tom Serabian (197) NY; Chris Birchler (285) NJ.

EASTERN MICHIGAN – Alex Gorton (125) 2x MI champ; AdamDraves (125) MI; Andrew Novak (133) 2x MI champ; J.J. Johnson(141) 1x MI champ; Corey Phillips (141) 3rd MI; Justin Joseph(157) MI; Derek Foore (165) 2nd OH; Thomas St. Louis (174) 1xMO champ; Wes Schroeder (285) 1x MI champ.

EDINBORO – Aaron Ely (133) 2x KS champ; Kory Bissett (141)3rd PA; Thomas Straughn (149) 2x OH champ; John Donaldson(149) GA; Chad Sindoni (157) 2nd PA; Alex Croasman (157) 5thOH; Paul Paddock (165) 2x NY champ; Matt Coleman (165) 6thOH; Chris Hruska (165) NJ; Jason Seckman (174) OH; ChrisHoneycutt (184) 1x OH champ; Dan Thompson (184) PA; JoeSerluco (285) PA.

EMBRY-RIDDLE – Ryan Luu (125) PA; Scotty Mahon (133) 8thCA; Jeremy Mazon (133) AZ; James Sullivan (133) CA; JonGarrison (133) 2x AK champ; Tyler Chang (141) 3x AZ champ;Maxim Mocalis (149) CA; Cooper Dewitt (165) 2x AZ champ;Travous DeGroat (184) 4th NJCAA; Justin Masotti (197) PA; ChrisBrogan (285) OH.

FINDLAY – Nick Wiesjahn (125) 3rd IN; Jan Ulinski (133) 7th OH;Jeremy Espinoza (141) 2nd OH; Josh Falk (149) 1x OH champ;Ross Thatcher (157) 3rd OH; Matt Clum (197) 1x OH champ.

GARDNER-WEBB – Tommy Bennett (125) 1x FL champ; PhillipGoodwin (133) 2x NC champ; Kurt Wentink (133) 7th OH; KyleBaird (141) 4x GA champ; Nick Garber (141) 6th PA; Austin Reece(149) 2nd NC; Nick Horne (157) 2nd SC.

GEORGE MASON – Denny Herndon (125) 1x VA champ; RyanBenzel (133) 2nd VA; Ryan Masterson (133) NJ; Brandon Bucher(141) 5th PA; Mike Rushin (133) 4th VA; Aaron Keeton (149) 1xhVA champ; Jimmy Kaden (149) 4th NY; Frank McLaughlin (157)2nd NJ; Steve Courtney (165) 8th VA; Matt Jones (174) 2x VAchamp; Zach Ulm (174) 8th NJ; Jimmy Webb (184) 5th VA; CayleByers (197) 2x AK champ.

GREAT FALLS – Seth Wright (125) 1x NJCAA champ; JoshStedman (125) 3x MT champ; Tony Farrington (133) 3x WA champ;Justin Jones (133) MT; Matt Klotzer (141) ID; Justin Gardner (149)2x ID champ; Cole Blausch (149) WA; Noah Hatton (157) WA; JoshMathis (165) WA; Michael French (174) 3x MT champ; JimmyMartin (197) WA; Matt Schnittgen (285) 3x MT champ.

HARVARD – Dan Kelly (125) 1x NJ champ; Shay Warren (125) 4xUT champ; Corey Jantzen (133) 2x NY champ; Craig Carpenter(141) 2x MA champ; Derek Stueben (141) 5th NJ; Mike Sadler (141)7th OH; Andy Olsen (184) 2x GA champ.

HEIDELBERG – James Fisher (125) 1x MI champ; DominicCribari (125) 6th OH; DiRichieen Dukes (125) 7th OH; ZacharyPeterson (125) OH; Jarrad Hoxie (125) 4th MI; Tony Lawler (125)3rd OH; Jake Weisman (125) 8th OH; Martin Cruz (125) OH;Boomer Fechko (133) 7th NCAA II; Zip Zimmer (141) 6th OH;Corey Pfister (141) 5th OH; Mario Sciotino (141) OH; NickBobkoski (141) OH; Joe Newland (149) 2nd OH; Jeremiah Howe(149) OH; Beau Lonsinger (149) OH; Shawn Pitsch (157) 3rd MI;Neal Renna (157) IL; Jerry Matthews (157) OH; Mac Henry (157)OH; Teasean Bell (157) OH; David Fisher (165) 6th OH; MattFindlay (165) OH; Clayton Darfus (197) OH; Derek Bradley (197)8th MI; Richard Weatherholt (197) OH; Brad Rice (197) 3rd OH;John Baker (197) OH; Josh Cunningham (285) OH; Justin Fletcher(285) OH; David Hale (285) OH; James Cameron (285) OH.

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HOFSTRA – Tyler Mashkow (125) 3rd NY; Justin Accordino(141) 3rd PA; P.J. Gillespie (157) 1x NY champ; Justin Danz (165)1x CA champ; Lawrence Beckman (174) 3rd PA; Jeff Siciliano (197)2nd NJ.

ILLINOIS – Zeke Rowan (133) 1x IL champ; Ryan Prater (141) 1xIL champ; Vince Vercelli (149) 1x IL champ; Jake Kimberlin (165)3rd IL.

INDIANA – Reece Freeman (125) 1x IN champ; Matt Ortega (125)4x NM champ; Jeff Pelton (141) 1x OH champ; Greer Bevinhour(157) IN; Matt Powless (174)1x IN champ; Zach Gordon (184) IN;Joe Fagiano (285) 1x IL champ; Luke Watkins (285) 2nd IN.

IOWA – J.J. Krutsinger (125) 1x IA champ; Montell Marion (133)2x IA champ; Tyler Halverson (133) 1x IA champ; Ethan Sebert(141) 6th IA; Stew Gillmor (149) 1x IA champ; Brodie Ambrose(184) 3rd IA; Vinnie Wagner (197) 1x IA champ; Blake Rasing (285)1x IA champ; Jordan Johnson (285) 3rd IA.

IOWA CENTRAL JC – Bryan LaShomb (125) 3x NC champ;Dylan Frost (133) 4th IA; Mike Vasser (141) 3rd CA; CarringtonBanks (149) 4x GA champ; Jake Bridges (157) CA; Brad Lower(157) 1x IA champ; Alex Griffin (184) IL; Jerome Ward (197) 2x ILchamp; Rory Edge (197) 2x WI champ; Matt Sixta (197) 2nd IA.

IOWA STATE –Tyler Clark (125) 1x IL champ; Dalton Jensen(141) 2x IA champ; Andrew Sorenson (157) 1x IA champ; MikeFinch (165) 1x IA champ; Billy Lewis (174) 3rd IA; Dan Schrock(184) IL; Jerome Ward (197) 2x IL champ; Dallas O’Malley (197) 1xWI champ; Kyle Simonson (285) 1x IA champ; Kevin McFarland(285) IL; Justin Wren (285) 1x National Prep champ.

KENT STATE – Nic Bedelyon (125) 2nd PA; Brian Dean (125) 1xOH champ; Adam Haas (133) 2nd OH; Dusty Hermes (133) 3rdOH; Marcel Clopton (141) 2nd OH; James Myers (157) 2nd OH;Brandon Rumley (157) 7th MI; Josh Rohler (157) 2nd OH; MikeMayer (157) OH; Thomas Windom (157) 5th OH; Ross Tice (165)2nd OH; Obie Simpson (165) IL; Kyle Haddox (165) 2nd OH; JacobDonley (174) OH; Dustin Kilgore (184) 1x OH champ; RyanBuckner (197) 3rd OH; Brendan Barlow (285) 1x OH champ.

LABETTE JC – Cody Aldridge (125) 3rd OK; Jared Denler (125)3rd OK; Cass Cagle (125) OK; Ryan Canale (125) 1x KS champ;Josh Hinman (141) 1x KS champ; Wyatt Bechtel (141) 2nd KS;Adam Schwandt (141) 2nd OK; Derek Ward (141) 2x OK champ;Colt Nickell (149) 5th KS; Aaron Hynick (149) 1x KS champ; AustinWorkman (149) 2x OK champ; Scott Palmer (149) OK; JasonCorwin (174) 2nd KS; Anthony Enyobi (174) OK; Allen Rutherford(184) FL; Aaron Kuhlman (197) 5th KS.

LASSEN CC – Corey Hauser (133) 1x PA champ.

LEHIGH – Connor McDonald (125) 3x DE champ; Kellen Aura(125) 2nd CA; Kyle Rosser (133) 1x MI champ; Ben Marich (149)PA; Sean Bilodeau (157) 1x National Prep champ; Brian Tanen(157) 4th PA; Brandon Hatchett (165) 3x FL champ; KadeemSamuels (184) 5th NY; Zack Rey (285) 2x NJ champ.

LIBERTY – T.J. Mitchell (125) 5th NJ; Miles Negley (125) 2nd NE;Brody Mayberry (133) 1x NE champ; Ryan Hamilton (133) VA;Peter Crawford (133) VA; Scott Clymer (141) 1x PA champ; JustinKrop (141) 5th MD; Chris Robbins (141) VA; Chandler Wiseman(149) 5th IL; Frank Gayeski (149) NJ; Josh Duran (157) 5th MO;Nick Hilliard (157) 5th VA; Blake Pennington (157) GA; RickyWilbanks (157) GA; Shawn Crow (157) MO; Caleb Pelletier (157)

ME; Nick Knowles (165) 4th CA; Julian Colon (165) PA; Brad Clark(174) 5th PA; Patrick Hogan (174) 1x NJ champ; Joe Colella (197)2nd CT; Brandon Johnson (197) 3rd NC; Josh Davis (197) 2nd WV;Jonathan Lombardo (197) NC.

LINDENWOOD – Richard Zuniga (125) OR; Ray Stephens (133) 1xNJCAA champ; Scott Kruk (133) IL; Shane Crenshaw (133) 2x NCchamp; Alptkin Osilik (133) 6th NJCAA; Ryan Joyce (141) 2nd MO;Dionte Lacy (141) 6th NJCAA; Sean Morrisey (141) MO; MitchTrahan (141) TN; Tyler Cook (141) MI; Jeremy Powell (149) IL;Tyler Gordon (149) MO; Sam Schmitz (149) 3rd NJCAA; John VanVelkinburgh (149) MO; Cody Rouse (149) 2x MO champ; J.D.Meyer (149) MO; Josh Landes (149) 1x MO champ; Micah Keller(157) IA; Jake Plaggenburg (157) MO; Patrick McIntosh (165) 2xNC champ; Robbie Hicklin (165) MO; Glenn Shaw (165) CA; AngelSanchez (165) 6th NJCAA; Jed Mamie (184) KS; Anthony Brock(184) 1x MO champ; Brandon Curbow (285) MO.

LOCK HAVEN – John Trumbetti (125) 2nd NJ; Dale Fava (133)3rd NJ; Owen Wilkinson (141) 1x MI champ; Luke Lanno (157)2nd NJ; Jarred Kane (157) 5th PA; John Mangini (157) 2nd NJ; DanCraig (285) 2x MI champ; Gabe Murtoff (285) 4th PA.

LUTHER – Zach Elliott (125) 3rd WI; Jayson Swanson (125) 5th IL;Kevin Bokoski (133) 6th IL; Steve Andrukaitis (133) 4th IL; JasonPyle (149) 3x KS champ; Dustin Noble (149) IA; Josh Scheffert (149)IL; Lance Serbousek (157) 3rd KS; Dustin Balsley (157) 7th IA;Jacob Ryan (165) 2nd IA; Matt Trio (165) MN; Zac Nielsen (184) 2xMN champ; Rick Westerman (184) 2nd WA; Aaron Adami (285)4th WI.

LYCOMING – Cody Groover (125) PA; Eric Grecco (125) PA;Andrew Lewis (133) 6th PA; Cody Billotte (133) PA; ThomasBarger (141) 3rd PA; Michael Maurer (141) PA; Blaine Blampied(141) PA; Miguel Arroyo (141) NJ; Zachary Ewbank (149) PA; RyanReichert (149) PA; John Mastrobuono (157) NJ; Don Bower (157)NY; Nick Lansberry (174) PA; Wade Armstrong (174) PA; KyleCrouthamel (174) PA; Troy Hayre (174) 3rd VA; Michael Gesford(285) 6th PA; Alex Bause (285) PA.

MARYLAND – Pat Strizki (125) 2nd NJ; Will Sharbaugh (125) 1xMD champ; Dexter Lederer (133) 7th PA; Rhett Beattie (133) 2ndMD; Matt Bogusz (133) PA; Cory Biscaha (141) 8th NJ; EricMedina (149) 3x National Prep champ; Matt McLean (149) 3rd NJ;Jake Fedechko (157) NJ; Kyle John (157) 6th PA; Brian Letters (165)3rd PA.

MCKENDREE – Wade Lowe (141) 3rd IL.

MENLO – Eric Garcia (125) 2x AZ champ; Jose Hernandez (125)CA; Ryan Benoit (133) TX; Cody Gibson (141) CA; Sabas Cruz (157)CA; Lee Morrison (157) WA; Hermanjit Bains (174) CA; CodyWilcox (184) CA.

MERAMEC CC – Trevor Bunch (125) 2nd MO; Brandon Wisdom(125) 4th MO; Gary Brooks (125) 2nd MO; Tony Reyes (125) IL;Norman Richmond (133) 2x OR champ; Miles Bolin (133) 3rd MO;Ryan Gudde (133) MO; Eric Ellington (133) IL; Kyle Hatchel (133)2nd MO; Aaron Senzee (141) 4x MO champ; Jay Warren (141) MO;Dominique Shelton (149) MO; Waymon Bishop (149) FL; T.J.Williams (149) MO; Adam Johnson (149) 2nd MO; Curtis Tucker(157) 6th MO; Bobby Conn (157) 2x MO champ; Derrick Monteith(157) 1x MO champ; Zorian Price (157) 6th MO; Donald Woods(165) 1x MO champ; Adam Bentrup (174) MO; Dirk Hurrin (174)4x VA champ; Jordan Parks (174) MO; Kyle Campbell (174) MO;Deron Winn (184) 3x MO champ; Quinton Bell (184) MO; Brad

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Aten (184) MO; Jamelle Jones (197) 2x DE champ; Ron Porter (197)2nd MO; Adam Beile (285) MO; Peter Kowalczuk (285) 2nd IL.

MERCHANT MARINE – James Beshada (133) 2nd NJ; Ted Coppa(149) 1x RI champ; Vinnie Renaut (165) 2x MA champ.

MERCYHURST – Joe McCullough (125) 5th PA; Lance Pitcel (133)2nd MI; Trevor Delahoy (157) 5th NY; Phil Dukes (165) 3rd OH;Chris Boyes (184) PA; Oney Hall (285) 2nd FL; Nathan Sharp (285)2x OH champ.

MESA STATE – Grant Hobbs (125) 2x CO champ; Bryce Boling(125) 4th CO; Jacob Breslin (133) 1x CO champ; Chris Holzworth(141) 2nd CO; Tyler Young (141) 4th CO; Matt Schmidt (149) 2ndCO; Steven Young (149) CO; Joe Meinhart (157) 1x CO champ; TimLong (157) 1x CO champ; Chris Harvey (165) 1x CO champ;Tannner Ridgeway (174) 1x CO champ; Shawn Hart (184) 2x COchamp; Korey Kennedy (197) 4th CO.

MICHIGAN – Jason Lara (125) 1x CA champ; Kellen Russell (133)3x National Prep champ; David Johnson (157) 1x MI champ; JustinZeerip (165) 4x MI champ; Erich Smith (184) 3x MI champ.

MICHIGAN STATE – Eric Olanowski (125) 1x VA champ; CollinDozier (133) 4x VA champ; Phil Khozein (149) 2x MI champ;Anthony Jones (149) 1x MI champ; David Cheza (157) 3rd MI; IanHinton (174) 2x IN champ; Curran Jacobs (174) 2nd MI; TylerDickenson (197) 4th MI.

MILLERSVILLE – Shane Smith (133) PA; Mike Greck (141) 2nd

PA; Brett Ludwig (149) PA; Jason Foor (157) PA; Dave Morey (174)PA; Ray Bennett (197) 7th PA.

MINNESOTA – Zach Sanders (125) 5x MN champ; Joe Murphy(125) 2x MN champ; Eric Johnson (125) 2nd MN; Cody Marcicki(133) 1x MI champ; David Zilverberg (133) 2nd MN; Austin Enoch(141) 3x OR champ; Brian Peterson (141) MI; Jared Rickert (141)3rd WI; Luke Mellmer (149) 2x ND champ; Joe Grygelko (149) 1xMN champ; Kaleb Young (174) 3rd MN; Torrey Line (184) 1x MNchamp; Sonny Yohn (197) 3x CO champ.

MINNESOTA STATE-MANKATO – Cody Adams (133) 3x MNchamp.

MINNESOTA STATE-MOORHEAD – Corey Ulmer (125) 2x NDchamp; Luke Tweten (125) MN; Alex Freed (125) AZ; FrankHoldburg (133) 1x AK champ; Skyler Odegaard (133) MN; Gus Lee(141) 2nd ND; Pat Schilling (141) 6th MN; Lane Srock (149) MN;Michael Guehna (157) 1x MN champ; Ben Wheeler (157) MN;Jarret Hall (165) 3rd NJCAA; Aaron Young (184) 2nd VA; RyanKamrowski (197) 2nd ND; Zach Tourangeau (285) 1x AZ champ;Max Collins (285) 1x AK champ; Jonathon Brunner (285) MN; TimJohnson (285) 5th NJCAA.

MINNESOTA WEST – Will Lutmer (285) 1x MN champ.

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NORTHERN STATE – James Marx (125) 3x SD champ; RickSchiley (133) 3rd SD; Ryan Larsen (149) 1x SD champ; Chris Hunt(149) 3rd AZ; Donnie Bowden (165) 5th SD; Logan Anderson (285)3rd SD.

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NORTHWESTERN – Frank Battaglia (157) 3rd IL; Robert Kellogg(165) 1x IA champ; Mike Benefiel (174) 4x IL champ; John Schoen(197) 2nd IL; Ben Kuhar (285) 2nd OH.

NOTRE DAME – Dante Rini (125) 2nd OH; Joel Jenkins (141) 3rdOH; David Nelson (149) OH; Mark Smilek (157) OH; GrahamRichardson (165) OH; Kurt Wolff (174) 2nd OH; Paul Kordich (174)OH.

OHIO – Darrin Boing (133) 3rd OH; Matt Reedy (141) 1x OHchamp; Mike Fennell (141) 6th NY; Adam Vaccari (141) 4th OH;Germaine Lindsey (149) 1x OH champ; Tommy Weinkam (157)4th OH; Nick Purdue (174) 2x OH champ; Erik Schuth (184) 1xNY champ; Chris Iammarino (184) 3rd OH; Aaron Schecter (197)3rd OH; Tim Samson (197) 5th OH; Andy Hartshorn (285) 2ndOH; Justin Powell (285) 1x OH champ.

OHIO STATE – Bo Touris (125) 1x OH champ; Nikko Triggas(125) 1x CA champ; Pat Harrington (125) 2x OH champ; Pat

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OKLAHOMA – Joey Fio (125) 2x ID champ; John Starzyk (133) 3xIL champ; Seth Vernon (149) 3x OK champ; Max Dean (165) 4thOH; Ryan Smith (165) 3x OR champ; Brent Rogers (165) 2x TXchamp; Kyle Bergstedt (197) 3rd CA.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Josh Grube (125) OK; Adam DeLong (125)2x OK champ; Billy Burt (125) OK; Tyler Untrauer (133) 2nd OK;Tyler Howard (133) 3x OK champ; Jeremy Garner (141) OK; NikTurner (141) OK; Clint Swango (149) 3x OK champ; Chas Skelly(149) TX; Will Shelton (157) OK; Tyson Campbell (165) MO;Brandon Tullou (174) TX; Collin MacMillan (174) OK; Chris Hill(184) OK; Jake Mabry (197) WA.

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GA champ; Mike Schmitz (174) 2x MN champ; Trevor Collins(197) 3x MO champ; Dom Bradley (285) 3x MO champ.

MISSOURI VALLEY – Jesse Knott (125) 1x MO champ; NathanAnderson (125) 3rd MO; Paulie Hansen (125) 3x KS champ; KyleHarkins (125) MO; Cody Fuller (125) 2nd OK; Corey Carr (133) 2xMO champ; J.D. Steenbergen (141) 2nd OK; Matt Vernatti (141)2nd MO; Jake Knott (141) MO; Damon Jackson (149) 2nd OK;Caleb Gibbens (149) MO; Brandon Perkins (149) MO; JacobGuernsey (157) MO; Travis Wilkinson (165) 1x OK champ; CaseyDavis (165) MO; John Stiles (165) NJ; Graham Padley (174) 1x MOchamp; Ross Rosenbaum (174) 1x MO champ; Jesse Alter (184) 2ndMO; James Landry (197) KS; Michael Johnson (285) OK; MarkSkogrand (285) 2nd ID.

MORNINGSIDE – Ricardo Rodriguez (125) 8th IA; Drew Smith(133) 2nd NE; Cody Dennis (133) 2nd NE; Ben Knight (141) 2nd IA;Aaron Lang (149) IA; Matt Mueller (157) 1x NE champ; CodyKruckenberg (157) IA; Bernard Nicola (174) 1x NE champ; RyanBell (184) 8th IA; Shawn Meyer (285) 2x NE champ.

MSU-NORTHERN – Austin Zapata (125) 2nd MT; Beau LaSalle(133) 1x MT champ; Evan Hinebauch (174) 3x MT champ.

NAVY – Joe Boone (125) 1x CA champ; Sam Stein (125) 4x MEchamp; Philip Lukanich (125) IL; Justin Bowser (133) 3x MDchamp; Tyler Saltsman (141) 4x NH champ; Joey Breen (141) 4thNational Prep; Bryce Saddoris (157) 4x NV champ; Michael Sandy(157) IA; Robbie Neil (165) 2nd National Prep; Matt Demichiel(165) 3rd NY; Jesse Dewan (174) 4th PA; Matt Reck (197) 1x VAchamp.

NEBRASKA – Andy Pokorny (125) 3x NE champ; Dustin Weitzel(125) 1x CO champ; Kenny Jordan (133) 1x NJCAA champ; BrianLitch (133) 3rd MN; Jared Hensley (141) 4th IL; Chris Hacker (149)2x OK champ; Brett Landrum (157) 3rd MN; Tucker Lane (285) 3xCO champ.

NEBRASKA-KEARNEY – Brandon McDonald (125) 2nd TX;Jordan White (125) 3rd NE; Bryce Dicus (125) 4th OK; Joel Torpe(125) 1x NE champ; Dustin Franklin (133) 1x FL champ; IslamAbitov (133) 4th NE; Jimmy Peterson (141) 2x TX champ; BrettSwoyer (141) 1x KS champ; Nate High (141) 3rd NE; Kyle Conely(141) 2nd NE; Jordan Gienger (1490 1x KS champ; Ross Brunkhardt(149) 3x CO champ; Cory Steiger (157) 1x NE champ; MartyUsman (174) IA; Phillip Thomas (174) 5th TX; Nick Bauman (184)1x CO champ; Justin McCain (197) 2nd NE; Landon Franklin (197)2nd NE; Willy Weber (285) 5th NJCAA.

NEBRASKA-OMAHA – Esai Dominguez (149) 2x NE champ;Nathan Sigman (157) 2x SD champ; Judd Schroeder (165) 2nd KS;Kyle Allen (165) 1x KS champ; Mitch Brown (197) 1x NE champ.

NEOSHO CC – Rory Kendall (125) 2x OK champ; Jared Grigg(125) 1x NC champ; Ian Seaton (125) KS; Jeremy Lawley (133) OK;Donte Butler (133) 2nd MO; Justin York (149) KS; Dustin Burtin(157) TX; Ken Carney (165) 1x NJ champ; Drakkar Klose (197) 1xMI champ; Christian Wintons (285) 3rd NY.

NEWBERRY – Matt Oliver (125) 1x NJ champ; Devon Gillett (125)2x MD champ; Nikolas Ulivarri (125) 3rd AL; Nick Turpin (125) 1xGA champ; John Oschmann (133) 1x NY champ; Kyle Packer (133)NJ; Cory Baudendistal (133) 3x FL champ; Gerry Cloonan (133) 1xSC champ; Gerald Jenkins (133) 1x SC champ; Kamron Johnston(141) 3x LA champ; Jesse Miller (141) 2x GA champ; RaleighAbbott (141) 1x GA champ; Patrick Spano (149) 1x FL champ;

Christian Johnson (149) 3x SC champ; Kirk Kirazis (149) 6th NJ;Josh Matlack (157) 1x GA champ; Jake Elkins (184) 1x AL champ;Karl Reed (184) NJ; Joe Wainwright (197) 2x FL champ; VinceTrevino (197) CA; Darren Collins (285) 2nd DE; Drew Doyle (285)2nd NJ.

NORTH CAROLINA – Jay Adamson (125) 2x TN champ; JasonDeLuca (125) 5th PA; Mike Robinson (133) PA; Danny Lopes (133)NJ; Thomas Ferguson (157) 2x NC champ; Kyle Kiss (174) 2nd NJ;Mike Meagher (174) NY; Nick Tenpenny (184) 3rd NJ; GeorgeKocher (197) 4th NJ.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE – Mike Moreno (125) 4x AZ champ;Colton Palmer (149) 2x NC champ; Bobby Isola (285) 1x FL champ.

NORTH CENTRAL – Jeremy Ellingwood (149) 2nd IL.

NORTH DAKOTA STATE – Kirk Anderson (133) 3x MN champ;Tyler Steinwand (141) 3x ND champ; Trent Sovde (157) 1x MNchamp; Taylor Nagel (157) 2x MT champ; Jacob Sailor (157) MN;Shannon Fettig (165) 2x ND champ; Tyler Hemmesch (285) 2nd MN.

NORTH IDAHO JC – Derek Crouter (125) 3x WA champ; TrevorPowell (133) 1x WA champ; Matt Palmer (133) WA; JulioRodriquez (141) WA; Isaak Lawlor (141) ID; Zach Horsley (141) 1xID champ; Chris Harris (141) NV; Randel Nersten (141) WA;Andrew Johnson (157) 2x WA champ; D.J. May (157) OR; MichaelLomsdalen (157) 3x WA champ; Tate Collins (174) WA; SpencerSharp (184) 1x WA champ; Scott Johnson (184) WA; Ian Heinisch(197) 2x CO champ; John Forrester (197) 1x OR champ; BrettFredricksen (197) 1x WA champ; Evan Smit (197) WA.

NORTH IOWA AREA CC – Cody Hogan (125) 1x MO champ;Lowen Reams (125) 3rd IA; Jeff Short (133) 5th IA; Nathan Jones(133) 6th IA; Jerald Parker (133) 2nd NE; Jordan Bartoszek (133) IA;Casey Watts (141) 4th IA; Tyler Eckerman (141) IA; DaVaughnPerkins (149) 3x NE champ; T.J. Moen (149) 2x IA champ; SylasStender (149) 1x NE champ; Emory Ochoa (149) IA; Tom Parcher(149) IA; Ben Riedinger (149) IA; Albert White (157) 4x IL champ;Aaron Hancock (157) 2x AZ champ; A.J. Youngblut (157) 7th IA;David Bjorkstrand (165) 3rd MN; Jeff Ragan (157) IA; TylerHancock (165) 4th AZ; Glenn Rhees (165) 4th CA; Nick Fox (165)IA; Clarence Jordan (165) IA; Jordan Graham (174) IA; Tim Hill(174) VA; E.J. Howe (174) CO; Samuel Burdych (184) 2nd MD;Jason Schweer (184) IA; Tyler Pilcher (184) IA; Luke Stitka (197)2nd IA; Jadd Dithmart (197) 2nd IA; Beau Tudor (285) 1x AZchamp; Hiram Serrano (285) 6th IA; Jacob Schotanus (285) 2ndMN.

NORTHERN COLORADO – Brett Bahe (133) 3x KS champ;Derek Koehn (133) 2nd KS; Casey Cruz (141) 1x CO champ; LanceGallegos (149) 2x CO champ; Tanner Weiks (157) 1x WA champ;Justin Gaethje (157) 2x AZ champ; Brandon Kammerzell (165) 1xCO champ; Troy Kessell (197) 2x OR champ.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS – T.J. Wunnicke (133) 2x WI champ; ZachTaylor (133) 2nd IL; Garrett James (149) 6th IN; John Odeen (157)2x IL champ; Bryan O’Connor (165) 1x IL champ; Jesse Linczmaier(174) 2nd NJCAA; Brad Dieckhaus (174) 2nd MO; Justin Carlson(174) IL; Jake Smith (197) 2x NE champ; Scott Penny (197) 3rd IL.

NORTHERN IOWA – Cruse Aarhus (125) 1x IA champ; JoshBaldridge (133) 2nd NJCAA; Trent Washington (141) 2x NEchamp; Blake Hilmer (149) 1x IA champ; Jamal Lawrence (157) 1xIN champ; Brett Rosedale (157) 2nd IA; Pat Mahan (197) 1x MNchamp; Christian Brantley (285) 1x IL champ.

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UTAH VALLEY STATE – Logan Wilson (125) 2x UT champ;McKay Sanderson (133) 2x UT champ; Avery Garner (141) 2x IDchamp; Jeff Newby (141) 3x UT champ; Mitch Sanderson (157) 2xUT champ; Wade Eldredge (165) 3x UT champ; Jeb Clark (165) 2ndNJCAA; Brad Darrington (165) 1x ID champ.

UTC-CHATTANOOGA – Demitrius Johnson (125) 2x TN champ;Josh Statum (125) AL; Ben Johnson (133) 3x TN champ; UlricWinsburgh (141) 1x TN champ; Jason McCroskey (141) TN; KellyFelix (157) 3x TN champ; Daniel Waddell (165) 2x TN champ;Anthony Rossi (174) 1x FL champ; Tyler Roberson (184) 2x TNchamp; Ethan Winel (197) 5th IL; Zack Coltek (197) GA; MattLettner (285) 1x TN champ.

VIRGINIA – Matt Bonson (125) 5th PA; Scott O’Donnell (133) 4xMO champ; Matt Nelson (141) 8th PA; Shawn Harris (149) 1x OHchamp; Nick Nelson (149) 1x PA champ; Dan Gonsor (157) 2ndOH; Michael Chaires (165) 2x NY champ; Chris Henrich (174) 1xNational Prep champ.

VIRGINIA TECH – Steve Armor (125) 7th PA; Chris Diaz (141) 2xDE champ; Nick Murray (149) 2nd NJ; Paul Grinups (149) 1x VAchamp; Joel Hutchens (149) 3rd VA; Matt Cusick (149) 2x ILchamp; Dillon Evans (157) PA; Matt Ryan (165) 2nd PA; AnthonyTrongone (174) 1x NJ champ; D.J. Bruce (184) 2nd IL; DavidMarone (197) 2x CO champ; Cody Gardner (285) 4x VA champ.

VMI – Josh Wine (285) 1x VA champ.

WARTBURG – Justin Marx (125) 3rd IA; AlexHelmich (125) 2nd IA; Heath DeForest (125) 5th IA;Ryan Hill (125) 6th IA; Jake Mirocha (133) IA; BrennenDrew (141) 5th IL; Brad Anderson (141) 5th IA; JacobGroth (149) IA; Jason Nelson (157) 3rd IA; Tim Frank(165) 1x CO champ; Riley Lindner (165) 3rd IA; B.J.Brooks (174) 2nd IA; Kyle Campbell (174) 3rd MO;Daniel Borchers (197) IA; John Helgerson (285) 2nd IA.

WEST LIBERTY – Chris Andrews (141) 2nd OH; KevinHardy (149) 3x OH champ; Tyson Bennett (165) WV;Austin Carter (184) 1x PA champ.

WEST VIRGINIA – Grant Lowther (133) 4th PA; KyleEason (157) PA; Christian Mory (165) PA; Ryan Goodman(165) 1x PA champ.

WESTERN STATE – Hollan Gravley (141) 4x AK champ.

WILLIAM PENN – Taylor Louie (125) CA; Clark Morgan (125)CA; Marcus Mayeda (133) 3rd UT; Josh Malott (141) 1x WIchamp; Matt Bakalars (141) 1x MA champ; Cade Hasser (165)4th CO; Ben Martell (165) 3rd VA.

WISCONSIN – Weldon Rogers (141) 4th IL; Jeff Dolan (149) 4thWI; Kendall Vogel (157) 1x WI champ; Gage Szablewski (165)2nd IL; Ben Sarbacker (174) 2x WI champ.

WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH – Chad Leviner (125) 2x WI champ;Nick Stetzer (125) WI; Jared Jaminski (133) 2x WI champ; NateStetzer (133) WI; Lance Houghdahl (149) 4th MN; Eric Enderby(149) 1x WI champ; Brad Welter (157) 1x WI champ; EricReichenbach (157) 4th WI; Joe Decono (165) WI; Eric Coughlin(165) 5th WI; Travis Stolze (197) 6th WI; Eric Allen (285) WI; JasonLaplante (285) 4th WI.

WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE – Luke Rynish (165) WI.

WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT – Fred Freeman (125) 3rd WI;James Berdan (133) 5th WI; Andy Smits (141) WI; Kris Magruder(141) WI; Joe Farrell (149) 2nd WI; Dan Wierzba (157) 2nd WI;Coulter Nyenhuis (157) 2nd MI; Nick Estep (285) WI; NateGroshek (285) WI; Steve Wozniak (285) 2nd WI.

WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER – Jonny August (125) 2nd WI; BenLodise (125) WI; Casey Powell (125) WI; Justin Serek (125) WI;Alex Dahl (133) 2x WI champ; Kevin Hesbeck (133) WI; Cory Ryan(141) 1x VA champ; Jake Michlig (149) WI; Lane Olson (157) 1x WIchamp; Javonni Butler (157) WI; Kyle Geary (165) IL; ThomasWojahn (174) WI; Bijan Ganjani (174) IL; Aaron Toll (285) 1x WIchamp.

WYOMING – Chase Smith (141) 1x WA champ; Tyler Davis (149)1x FL champ; Cody Chipperfield (149) WY; Joe LeBlanc (157) 3xCO champ; Eric Coxbill (165) 3x WY champ; Shane Onufer (174)2x WA champ; Aaron Quinlin (174) 1x CO champ; Evan Mattingly(197) 1x NJCAA champ.

2007 Michigan State Finals - Andrew Novak fromNew Boston Huron High School, goes 57-0 at 125 lbs. to capture

his 2nd state title. Andrew finished his career with 222-13 record (11th in MHSAAwrestling records) and 674 career takedowns (5th in MHSAA wrestling records).Photo by John Madden.

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