2009-10 North Dakota State Wrestling Media Guide

2009-10 MEDIA/RECRUITING GUIDE

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NOVEMBER7 Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open Brookings, S.D. 9 a.m.14 BISON OPEN FARGO, N.D. 10 a.m.21 at Kaufman-Brand Open Omaha, Neb. 9 a.m.

DECEMBER6 at Dragon Open Moorhead, Minn. 9 a.m.13 DAKOTA DUALS FARGO, N.D. 1 p.m. (NDSU, Oregon State, MSU Moorhead, Northern Illinois)

JANUARY3 vs. North Carolina State Lincoln, Neb. 12 p.m. at Nebraska 2 p.m.8 at Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. 9 p.m.10 at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Calif. 3 p.m.15 vs. Boise State Bozeman, Mont. 8 p.m.17 *at Northern Colorado Greeley, Colo. 3 p.m.23 at Boston University Boston, Mass. 6 p.m.24 at Sacred Heart Fairfi eld, Conn. 1 p.m.31 *AIR FORCE FARGO, N.D. 1 p.m.

FEBRUARY7 *WYOMING FARGO, N.D. 1 p.m.14 *at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 2 p.m.18 *SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FARGO, N.D. 7:30 p.m.

MARCH6 at NCAA West Regional Brookings, S.D. All Day18-20 at NCAA Championships Omaha, Neb. All Day

* Western Wrestling Conference dual.All � mes Central unless otherwise noted.Home meets in BOLD CAPS.

2009-10 Bison Schedule ContentsMedia Informa� on .................................... 2Bison Sports Arena .................................... 3Coaching Staff ......................................... 4-52009-10 Season Outlook ........................ 6-7Roster ........................................................ 8Senior Bio .................................................. 9Junior Bios .......................................... 10-11Sophomore Bios ................................. 12-14Freshman Bios .................................... 14-172008-09 in Review .............................. 18-21Western Wrestling Conference .......... 22-232009-10 Opponents ........................... 24-25NCAA Championships .............................. 26NCAA History ........................................... 27NCAA Champions .................................... 28NCAA All-Americans ................................ 29Bison Records .......................................... 30Conference Champions ........................... 31All-Time Results .................................. 32-36Series Records ......................................... 36NDSU at a Glance ............................... 37-39Athle� c Department ........................... 40-48

General InfoName: North Dakota State UniversityCity/Zip: Fargo, ND 58102Founded: 1890Enrollment: 14,189 (Fall 2009)Nickname: BisonColors: Yellow and Green (PMS 123, 343)Arena Name: Bison Sports ArenaCapacity: 6,000Affi lia� on: NCAA Division I Conference: Western Wrestling ConferencePresident: Dr. Joseph A. Chapman Alma Mater: Oregon State, 1965Athle� c Director: Gene Taylor Alma Mater: Arizona State, 1980Athle� c Dept. Phone: (701) 231-8981Ticket Offi ce Phone: (888) 231-NDSU (6378)

HistoryFirst Year of Wrestling: 1957-58 (52 seasons)All-Time Dual Meet Record: 479-206-18 (.694)NCAA Team Championships: Four (all in Division II, last in 2001)NCAA Individual Champions: 21 wrestlers, 30 championshipsNCAA All-Americans: 80 wrestlers, 158 All-America fi nishesLast NCAA Tournament: 2007-08 (Division I): 5th at West Regional, 50th at na� onals

CoachesHead Coach: Bucky Maughan Alma Mater: Minn. State Moorhead, 1964 Record at NDSU: 448-146-13 (45 years) Career Record: 448-146-13 (45 years) Offi ce Phone: (701) 231-8983 Best Time to Contact: Weekday MorningsAssistant Coach: Bret Maughan Alma Mater: North Dakota State, 1992Assistant Coach: Roger Kish Alma Mater: Minnesota, 2008

Team Information2008-09 Record 5-10-1 (2-4-0 WWC, 5th)Starters Returning/Lost 7/3Le� erwinners Returning/Lost 9/11Newcomers 9

Credits: The North Dakota State University wrestling media/recrui� ng guide was wri� en and edited by Jenny Beam in the NDSU athle� c media rela� ons offi ce. Photography by Bob Nelson and the NDSU University Rela� ons offi ce. Covers designed by NDSU Publica� on Services. Supplementary informa� on and photography provided by the Fargodome, the Fargo-Moorhead Conven� on and Visitors Bureau, and the North Dakota Tourism Division.

For more informa� on, contact:Jenny BeamAthle� c Media Rela� ons AssistantNDSU Dept 1200PO Box 6050Fargo, ND 58108-6050Offi ce: (701) 231-8047Fax: (701) 231-8022E-mail: [email protected]

Non-Discrimination PolicyNorth Dakota State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, Vietnam Era Veterans status, sexual orientation, marital status or public assistance status. Direct inquiries to the Executive Director and Chief Diversity Offi cer, 202 Old Main, (701) 231-7708.

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Credentials All requests for working media creden� als and photo passes for North Dakota State wrestling meets should be directed to the athle� c media rela� ons offi ce. Passes will be available for pickup at the � cket entrance or in advance at the athle� c media rela� ons offi ce.

Interviews All requests for interviews with NDSU student-athletes should be made through the athle� c media rela� ons offi ce by calling (701) 231-8047. NDSU athletes are rou� nely available for interviews before and a� er prac� ce sessions. Postgame interviews will be conducted only upon request. All requests should be made to the athle� c media rela� ons staff before or at the conclusion of the meet to make arrangements.

Media Services The working press row for wrestling is beside the mat in the Bison Sports Arena. Wireless internet is available. Pre-match notes and programs will be available, and a complete scoring and ac� on summary will be provided at the conclusion of the meet. Photographs, features, or addi� onal data will be sent upon request.

Photography Area Photographers with passes may shoot from either side of the mat. Pho-tography from the bench areas will not be tolerated. Requests for photography passes should be made to the athle� c media rela� ons offi ce.

Driving DirectionsNorth Dakota State’s home wrestling meets and prac� ces are at the Bison Sports Arena, 1600 North University Drive.

From I-94: Use Exit 349B for I-29 northbound toward Grand Forks.

From I-29 Northbound: Use Exit 66 for 12th Avenue North and turn right. Turn le� at 18th Street (the fi rst traffi c signal past the bridge). Turn right at 15th Avenue. Make the fi rst le� turn a� er Albrecht Boulevard. Parking is available in the F and RF lots.

From I-29 Southbound: Use Exit 67 for 19th Avenue North and turn le� . Follow 19th Avenue and turn right at 18th Street (the second signal a� er the underpass). Turn le� at 15th Avenue. Make the fi rst le� turn a� er Albrecht Boulevard. Parking is available in the F and RF lots.

GoBison.comThe most complete and up-to-date informa� on regarding NDSU athle� cs

is available on the internet at GoBison.com. The site includes offi cial sports informa� on content such as news, scores and sta� s� cs, as well as online � cket sales, in-game sta� s� cs, live and on-demand broadband video, a photo store, and more. Log on today!

Local Media OutletsRadio

WDAY-AM 970301 8th St. S.Fargo, ND 58103Sports Director: Sco� MillerPhone: (701) 241-5210Fax: (701) [email protected]

Radio Fargo Moorhead1020 25th St. S.Fargo, ND 58103Sports Director: Dan HammerPhone: (701) 297-3614Fax: (701) [email protected]

KQWB-AM 1660 (ESPN Radio)2720 7th Ave. S.Fargo, ND 58103Sports Director: Derek HansonPhone: (701) 237-4500Fax: (701) [email protected]

KNDS-FM 96.3 (ThunderRadio)1233 North University DriveFargo, ND 58102Sports Director: Michael HowePhone: (701) [email protected]

Dakota News NetworkPO Box 2027Fargo, ND 58107Sports Director: Steve CarlsonPhone: (701) 237-5000Fax: (701) 280-0861stevencarlson@qwestoffi ce.net

Wire ServiceAP BismarckPO Box 1018Bismarck, ND 58502Editor: Phyllis MensingPhone: (701) 223-8450Fax: (701) [email protected]

AP FargoPO Box 3026Fargo, ND 58108Editor: Dave KolpackPhone: (701) 235-1908Fax: (701) [email protected]

PrintThe Forum of Fargo-Moorhead101 5th St. N.Fargo, ND 58102Sports Editor: Jason MillerPhone: (701) 451-5651Fax: (701) [email protected] Writer: Jeff KolpackPhone: (701) [email protected]

The SpectrumNDSU Memorial UnionFargo, ND 58105Sports Editor: Dan GundersonPhone: (701) 231-5262Fax: (701) [email protected]

Bison IllustratedPO Box 2272Fargo, ND 58108Editor: David SwensonPhone: (701) 306-8985Fax: (888) [email protected]

TelevisionWDAY-TV 6 (ABC)301 8th St. S.Fargo, ND 58103Sports Director: Steve HallstromPhone: (701) 241-5332Fax: (701) [email protected]

KVLY-TV 11 (NBC)KXJB-TV 4 (CBS)1350 21st Ave. S.Fargo, ND 58103Sports Director: Sco� PetersPhone: (701) 237-5211Fax: (701) 237-5396sco� [email protected]

KVRR-TV 10 (FOX)4015 9th Ave. S.Fargo, ND 58103Sports Director: Greg EnkersPhone: (701) 277-1515Fax: (701) [email protected]

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Constructed in 1970 for a cost of $3.1 million, the Bison Sports Arena was built to house the Depart-

ment of Athle� cs and the Department of Health, Physical Educa� on and Recrea� on. With a sea� ng capacity of up to 6,000 fans for college basketball games and wres-tling matches and 2,200 for indoor track and fi eld meets, the Bison Sports Arena has hosted several premier events. The arena hosted NCAA Division II na� onal wrestling championships in 1971, 1976, 1983, 1991 and 1997, many North Central Conference and high school state in-door track and fi eld championships, the fi rst two NCAA Division II na� onal indoor track and fi eld championships, and one NCAA vol-leyball championship. The Bison Sports Arena also housed the 2008 NCAA Wrestling West Regional, the fi rst postseason Division I wrestling event to be held at NDSU. The Bison wrestlers have the luxury of a fi rst-class prac� ce facility on site. A generous dona� on from Bison wres-tling booster John L. McCormick led to the

The Bison Sports Arena

complete renova� on of the 6,300-square-foot McCormick Wrestling Complex in 2000. The training area includes a fi tness and cardio room and a separate team lounge with video equipment. The Bison Sports Arena measures 320 feet wide and 48 feet high. Its 150,639 square feet of space is divided into three levels. A main fl oor of 102,000 square feet includes a wood basketball fl oor and an all-weather ar� fi cial surface for basketball games, track meets, wrestling meets, tennis and volleyball matches. Offi ces, lockers and classrooms are

Above: A capacity crowd of 6,307 watches the North Dakota State vs. Iowa dual meet at the Bison Sports Arena on Nov. 12, 1992. At right: The prac� ce mats and Bison Wall of Fame in the McCormick Wrestling

also located on the main fl oor including a well-equipped training room with a walk-in whirlpool bath. The second-level ac� vity deck includes racquetball courts, the McCormick Wrestling Complex, and an extensive weight room. The third-level press box and storage area complete the indoor fl oor plan.

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Maughan Quick FactsAge: 68Born: March 21, 1941Hometown: Canonsburg, Pa.College: Minnesota State MoorheadGraduated: 1964Compe� � on: Two-� me NAIA na� onal champion at

123 pounds; NCAA Division I champ at 115Coaching Experience: Head coach at NDSU, 1964-

present (44 years, 443-136-12 record)Educa� on: B.S. in English, Minnesota State Moor-

head, 1964; M.S. in educa� on, NDSU, 1966.

When it comes to North Dakota State, it is nearly impos-sible to talk about the success of the athle� c programs without the focus of the conversa� on turning to Bucky

Maughan. His four na� onal championships, 30 individual NCAA champions, and 17 conference � tles are nearly unrivaled in col-legiate athle� cs.

Maughan begins his 46th season as the head wrestling coach at NDSU with an overall record of 448-146-13. He now leads the Bison into their third season of Division I compe� � on.

Since joining the ranks of Division I, Maughan has coached six NCAA qualifi ers.

Under Maughan’s guidance, the Bison captured NCAA Division II na� onal cham-pionships in 1988, 1998, 2000, and 2001, while fi nishing as the na� onal runner-up six � mes (1972, 1982, 1983, 1992, 2002,

and 2004) and placing third six � mes as well (1973, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1993, and 1995).

A constant in the Division II na� onal rankings, NDSU had 32 fi nishes in the top 10, including a string of 15 straight seasons from 1981-1996. The Bison have also fi nished in the top fi ve 27 � mes since Maughan took over the program in the 1964-65 sea-son.

During NDSU’s 40-year affi lia� on with the North Central Con-ference, Maughan helped produce 88 NCC individual champions, including four-� me champs Brian Kapusta and Steve Saxlund. Maughan has coached over 150 All-American wrestlers and two U.S. Olympic team members in Brad Rheingans and John Mor-gan.

In 2003, Maughan received perhaps the highest honor of his impressive career when he was inducted into the Na� onal Wres-tling Hall of Fame. He was also inducted into the Division II Wres-tling Hall of Fame in 1997, being joined by Bill Demaray and Rhe-

ingans, two of Maughan’s na� onal champion wrestlers.

A former Minnesota State University Moorhead wrestler, Maughan won two na-� onal championships in the same year. He won the 1963 NAIA 123-pound � tle, fol-lowed up by capturing the NCAA Division I 115-pound championship. The NAIA cham-pionship was the second of his career, having also won the 1962 championship.

Maughan’s championship days began early while growing up in Canonsburg, Pa. He was a state high school champion and won 70 consecu� ve dual matches during his high school career.

He has also stayed ac� ve on the administra� on side as well, serving � me as a member of the execu� ve commi� ee of the Na-� onal Wrestling Coaches Associa� on and is also a former presi-dent of the NCAA Division II Coaches Associa� on.

Maughan and his wife, Leota, are the parents of two sons who also have wrestling in their blood.

Jack was a two-� me Division II All-American wrestler at North Dakota State and was the head wrestling coach at Western Wres-tling Conference rival Northern Colorado for 20 years before step-ping down prior to the 2009-10 season.

Bret was a two-� me All-American as well as a na� onal runner-up at 118 pounds for the Bison in 1991 and is beginning his ninth season as assistant coach to his father at North Dakota State.

Bucky MAUGHANHead CoachMinnesota State Moorhead, 196446th season

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Maughan by the Numbers...Coached 21 wrestlers to 30 NCAA Division II na� onal championships

and an addi� onal 20 wrestlers to NCAA runner-up fi nishesNorth Dakota State produced 158 All-Americans in NCAA Division

II—all during Maughan’s careerOwns a 20-2-1 record over his older son, Jack Maughan, the head

coach at Northern Colorado

Milestone Victories...No. 1—1964-65 vs. Augustana (S.D.), 31-5No. 50—1970-71 vs. Minnesota-Morris, 38-2No. 100—1973-74 at Minnesota State Moorhead, 55-5No. 150—1978-79 at Waynesburg, 40-12No. 200—1982-83 at North Dakota, 35-13No. 250—1987-88 at St. Cloud State, 38-7No. 300—1992-93 vs. Northern Montana, 37-12No. 350—1998-99 at Nebraska-Omaha, 22-16No. 400—2003-04 vs. Central Oklahoma, 15-15, criterion G (near-fall

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Bret Maughan begins his ninth season as an assistant wrestling coach at North Dakota State. Maughan has had head coaching s� nts at Bismarck (N.D.) State College from 1993-1995 and Moorhead (Minn.) High School from 1995-2000 before joining forces at NDSU with his father and former coach. On the mat, Maughan was a three-year le� erman and two-� me Division II All-American at North Dakota State, placing second at 118 pounds in 1991 and third at 118 pounds in 1990. A na� ve of Fargo, Maughan le� ered six � mes in wrestling and was a four-� me state champion at North High. He is a dis� nguished member of the North Dakota Wrestling Hall of Fame, the Fargo North Wrestling Hall of Fame, and the Fargo North High School Hall of Fame. Maughan earned a bachelor’s degree in physical educa� on and coaching from North Dakota State in 1992. He has two sons, Lukas and Yukon, and one daughter, Jaclyn.

Roger Kish is in his fi rst year as a assistant wrestling coach. Kish joins the NDSU program a� er a successful wrestling career at the University of Minnesota. Kish was a graduate assistant for the Gophers last year. A Lapeer, Mich. na� ve, he was a two-� me All-American and two-� me NCAA runner-up for the Gophers at 184 pounds. He had a career record of 117-27 for the Gophers. As a sophomore, he went 35-7 en route to a Big Ten � tle and an NCAA runner-up fi nish. In his junior season, Kish was 37-3 and was the Big Ten and na� onal runner-up. He was also a team captain. Kish graduated from Minnesota in May 2008 with a BS in business and marke� ng educa� on. He was also a two-� me cadet na� onal champion and also captured a USA Wrestling junior na� onal � tle. At Lapeer West High School (Mich.), he was a four-� me Michigan state champion. Kish is the son of Roger and Brenda Kish. His older brother, James, wrestled at North Carolina.

The Maughan Legacy Dual Meet Conf. NCAAYear Team Record Place Place1964-65 North Dakota State 8-5-0 3rd —1965-66 North Dakota State 7-9-0 — —1966-67 North Dakota State 10-9-0 5th —1967-68 North Dakota State 3-11-1 4th —1968-69 North Dakota State 10-3-1 2nd 21st1969-70 North Dakota State 11-3-2 4th —1970-71 North Dakota State 12-1-0 2nd 4th1971-72 North Dakota State 15-1-0 2nd 2nd1972-73 North Dakota State 11-2-0 3rd 3rd1973-74 North Dakota State 13-3-0 2nd 4th1974-75 North Dakota State 12-1-0 **2nd 4th1975-76 North Dakota State 11-3-0 3rd 5th1976-77 North Dakota State 11-1-0 2nd 5th1977-78 North Dakota State 6-4-2 3rd 8th1978-79 North Dakota State 13-1-0 1st 10th1979-80 North Dakota State 9-3-0 3rd 28th1980-81 North Dakota State 13-2-0 2nd 5th1981-82 North Dakota State 12-1-0 1st 2nd1982-83 North Dakota State 13-1-0 1st 2nd1983-84 North Dakota State 9-2-1 1st 3rd1984-85 North Dakota State 11-0-0 1st 6th1985-86 North Dakota State 10-1-0 1st 4th1986-87 North Dakota State 12-1-0 1st 3rd1987-88 North Dakota State 11-1-0 1st 1st1988-89 North Dakota State 8-4-0 1st 3rd1989-90 North Dakota State 7-3-2 1st 5th1990-91 North Dakota State 9-1-0 2nd 4th1991-92 North Dakota State 16-0-0 1st 2nd(t)1992-93 North Dakota State 8-4-0 1st 3rd1993-94 North Dakota State 11-3-0 1st 5th1994-95 North Dakota State 8-3-0 2nd 3rd1995-96 North Dakota State 8-3-0 4th 13th1996-97 North Dakota State 7-4-0 4th 7th1997-98 North Dakota State 8-4-0 1st 1st1998-99 North Dakota State 7-4-0 2nd 7th1999-00 North Dakota State 10-2-0 2nd 1st2000-01 North Dakota State 9-3-2 1st 1st2001-02 North Dakota State 13-2-0 1st 2nd2002-03 North Dakota State 12-3-0 2nd 4th2003-04 North Dakota State 14-0-0 1st 2nd2004-05 North Dakota State 10-4-0 — —2005-06 North Dakota State 6-6-0 — —2006-07 North Dakota State 8-5-1 4th 63rd(t)2007-08 North Dakota State 11-9-0 5th 50th2008-09 North Dakota State 5-11-1 5th —Totals 45 years 448-146-13 17 � tles 4 � tles**Later moved to eighth place due to use of ineligible wrestler.

Bret MAUGHANAssistant CoachNorth Dakota State, 19929th season

Roger KISHAssistant CoachMinnesota, 20081st season

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Young Bison squad looks to contend in tough WWCThe 2009-10 North Dakota State wrestling team will look to

improve on last year’s 5-10-1 overall record and 2-4 mark in Western Wrestling Conference ac� on. “It’s the beginning of a new era,” said head coach Bucky Maughan. “We’re not an established Division I power, so it’s been hard trying to get those elite recruits, however, we are making progress and will be able to turn things around.” Maughan has nine true freshmen on this year’s squad, along with fi ve redshirt freshmen. The Bison graduated two starters in Adam Aho and Gabriel Mooney, but will look to lone senior Ryan Adams, a two-� me NCAA qualifi er, to lead the team this year. The Bison also return seven regular starters from last year’s squad. Maughan is excited about the addi� on of Roger Kish to the coaching staff . Kish was a two-� me All-American and NCAA runner-up at Minnesota before gradua� ng in 2008. “He was a great college wrestler out of one of the country’s top programs and has brought in some new training methods,” said Maughan. “He’s a great help, especially in the upper weights. Since he’s from Michigan, he’s also helping to expand our recrui� ng area.” Last year, the process for qualifi ca� on into the NCAA champion-ships changed. Wrestlers now are ranked on a power index, which takes into account the number of ranked wrestlers performed against as well as the results of those matches. The same system, with minor tweaks, will also be in place this year. The Bison will have plenty of chances to improve their shot at the NCAA Championships due to the challenging slate the coaches have put together. NDSU will face off against Big 12 champion Nebraska as well as Pac-10 champion Boise State this year. Both teams fi nished the 2008-09 season ranked in the top 10. “This schedule is extremely demanding and we made it as tough as we could,” said Maughan. “We have to wrestle quality opponents in order to help our athletes in their quest for na� onals.”

Over the course of the season, the Bison will wrestle four teams from the Pac-10, two CAA teams, and one team apiece from the MAC, ACC and Big 12. The Bison will kick off the season with the Daktronics Open Nov. 7 and the Bison Open Nov. 14. NDSU will also compete in the Kaufman-Brand Open and the Dragon Open before star� ng dual ac� on. The Bison will host the Dakota Duals on Dec. 13 and wrestle against Northern Illinois, Oregon State and MSU Moorhead. A� er winter break, the team will hit the road for most of January, traveling all across the country. On Jan. 3, the squad will travel to Lincoln, Neb. and take on North

Carolina State as well as host Nebraska. The Bison will then head to California for matches against Cal State Ful-lerton and Cal Poly. The team will then compete against Boise State in Bozeman, Mont. on Jan. 15. Western Wrestling Conference ac� on will begin with a match at Northern Colorado on Jan. 17. The Bi-son will then travel to the Northeast for matches against Boston University and Sacred Heart. The Bison will host Air Force on Jan. 31 and Wyoming on Feb. 7 in WWC matches and then travel to Northern Iowa, the defending conference champion, on Feb. 14. NDSU will close out the regular season at home against South Dakota State Feb. 18. The NCAA West Regional will be held in Brookings, S.D. on March 6.

125 pounds Sophomore Jus� n Solberg will look to con� nue the success he had at the end of last season. He fi nished third at the NCAA West Regional a� er pos� ng a 4-2 record in dual meets. Solberg could also poten� ally wrestle at 133 pounds. Freshmen Phil Levine, an NHSCA All-American, and

Sophomore Jus� n Solberg returns a� er a successful freshman campaign in which he earned All-Western Wrestling Conference third team honors.

Junior Kenny Moenkedick will lead the Bison at 184 pounds this year. He went 16-11 last season.

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Jake Love, a three-� me Montana state runner-up, will also compete at 125 pounds.

133 pounds The Bison will look to sophomore Trent Sprenkle at 133 pounds. Sprenkle spent most of last season at 125 pounds, before moving up to 133 at the end of January. Sprenkle went 10-17 in his freshman campaign. Redshirt freshman Brian Ham will push Sprenkle. Ham competed in three open tournaments as an una� ached wrestler last year and posted a 6-6 record.

141 pounds A� er spending his fi rst three years compe� ng at 149 pounds, Ryan Adams will drop a weight class for his senior season. The two-� me NCAA qualifi er will look to reach the na� onal championships for a third � me. Last year, Adams led the squad with 26 wins. Junior Geoff Mar� n, redshirt freshman Mark Erickson and fresh-man Trevor Johnson will back up Ad-ams. Mar� n competed at two open tournaments last year, while Erickson competed in three as an una� ached wrestler. Erickson fi nished second at the Dragon Open. Johnson, the younger brother of 165-pounder Tyler, is a two-� me North Dakota state champion.

149 pounds Junior Andrey Patselov will look to lock down a spot in the star� ng lineup at 149 pounds. The Fargo na� ve posted an 8-7 record as a sophomore and competed at 149, 157 and 165. A trio of talented freshmen will push Patselov. Jordan Engen is a fi ve-� me Minnesota state par� cipant, while Nash Hallfrisch is a three-� me Montana state champion. Steven Monk won the Wisconsin state � tle as a senior.

157 pounds Junior Vince Salminen aims for his fi rst NCAA bid at 157 pounds. He posted a 17-15 record last year, but closed the year with four straight dual victories. He fi nished third at the Bison Open and went 2-2 at the NCAA West Regional. Redshirt freshman Tyler Wells will also compete at 157 pounds. Wells went 11-5 as an una� ached wrestler last year and fi nished fi � h at the Bison Open.

165 pounds Sophomore Tyler Johnson fi nished last season second on the team in wins with 19 and will look to con� nue that success this year. He fi nished third at the NCAA West Regional and earned All-Western Wrestling Conference third team honors. Freshman Brady Burgess, a three-� me Wyoming state champion, could compete at 165 or 174. Fellow freshman Jacob Hagen was a four-� me all-conference selec� on out of Minneapolis.

174 poundsSophomore Trent Sovde will

compete with redshirt freshman Mac Stoll at 174 pounds. Sovde fi nished the 2008-09 season with a record of 7-13. He also fi nished fourth at the Bison Open.Stoll went 7-4 as an una� ached wres-tler compe� ng in three open tourna-ments. He won the Dragon Open with a 4-0 record.

184 pounds Junior Kenny Moenkedick returns at the 184 pound spot for the Bison. Moenkedick posted a record of 16-11 as a sophomore and fi nished 2-2 at the NCAA West Regional.

197 pounds Returning starter Drew Ross will compete with redshirt freshman Will Johnson at 197 pounds. Ross started every match as a freshman and went 13-21. Johnson competed in three tournaments at 174 pounds last year. His best fi nish was fi � h at the North Country Open.

Heavyweight The Bison will turn to true freshman Joe Arthur at heavyweight. He is the only heavyweight wrestler on the roster. Arthur posted a career record of 133-22 out of Bloomington North High School in Bloomington, Ind. He was also a fi ve-� me folkstyle na� onal cham-pion.

Above: Senior Ryan Adams led the Bison with 26 wins last season. He was also an All-Western Wrestling Conference second team selec� on for the second year running. Le� : Sophomore Trent Sprenkle can compete at either 125 or 133 pounds for the Bison.

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Name Wt. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School)Ryan Adams 141/149 5-7 Sr. Coon Rapids, Minn. (Coon Rapids HS)Joe Arthur Hwt 6-2 Fr. Bloomington, Ind. (Bloomington North HS)Brady Burgess 165/174 5-11 Fr. Gille� e, Wyo. (Campbell County HS)Jordan Engen 149 5-10 Fr. Thief River Falls, Minn. (Lincoln HS)Mark Erickson 141 5-6 R-Fr. Roseau, Minn. (Roseau HS)Jacob Hagen 165 5-9 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Minneapolis South HS)Nash Hallfrisch 149 5-11 Fr. Great Falls, Mont. (C.M. Russell HS)Brian Ham 133/141 5-7 R-Fr. Columbia Falls, Mont. (Flathead HS)Trevor Johnson 141 5-7 Fr. Bismarck, N.D. (Bismarck HS)Tyler Johnson 165 5-10 So. Bismarck, N.D. (Bismarck HS)Will Johnson 184/197 6-3 R-Fr. Hibbing, Minn. (Hibbing HS)Phil Levine 125 5-5 Fr. Inver Grove Heights, Minn. (Rosemount HS)Jake Love 125 5-6 Fr. Missoula, Mont. (Sen� nel HS)Geoff Mar� n 141 5-8 So. Fargo, N.D. (Fargo South HS)Kenny Moenkedick 184 6-2 Jr. Perham, Minn. (Perham HS)Steven Monk 149 5-10 Fr. Wausau, Wis. (Wausau West HS)Andrey Patselov 149 5-8 Jr. Fargo, N.D. (Fargo North HS)Drew Ross 197 6-1 So. Fergus Falls, Minn. (Fergus Falls HS)Vince Salminen 157 5-9 Jr. Billings, Mont. (Billings HS)Jus� n Solberg 125 5-4 So. Wahpeton, N.D. (Wahpeton HS)Trent Sovde 174 5-8 So. Greenbush, Minn. (Greenbush-Middle River HS)Trent Sprenkle 125/133 5-6 So. Billings, Mont. (Billings HS)Mac Stoll 174 6-2 R-Fr. Dent, Minn. (Perham HS)Tyler Wells 157 5-8 R-Fr. Kalispell, Mont. (Flathead HS)

The 2009-10 Bison Roster Roster Breakdown BY WEIGHT125 pounds ................................... 4 Levine, Love, Solberg, Sprenkle133 pounds ................................... 2 Ham, Sprenkle141 pounds ................................... 5 Adams, Erickson, Ham, Tr. ..... Johnson, Mar� n149 pounds ................................... 5 Adams, Engen, Hallfrisch, .. Monk, Patselov157 pounds ................................... 2 Salminen, Wells165 pounds ................................... 3 Burgess, Hagen, Ty. Johnson174 pounds ................................... 5 Burgess, Sovde, Stoll184 pounds ................................... 3 W. Johnson, Moenkedick197 pounds ................................... 1 W, Johnson, RossHeavyweight ................................. 1 Arthur

BY ELIGIBILITYFreshmen .................................... 15Sophomores ................................. 6Juniors .......................................... 2Seniors .......................................... 1

BY STATEMinnesota .................................. 11North Dakota ................................ 5Montana ....................................... 6Wisconsin ..................................... 1Indiana .......................................... 1Wyoming ...................................... 1

PRONOUNCIATIONMoenkedick MUN-keedick

Returning StartersName Weight 08-09 Duals 08-09 Overall CareerRyan Adams 149 11-5 26-11 50-23Tyler Johnson 165 5-1 19-5 19-5Kenny Moenkedick 184 9-7 16-11 32-25Drew Ross 197 4-12 13-21 13-21Vince Salminen 157 7-9 17-15 29-30Jus� n Solberg 125 4-2 7-4 7-4Trent Sovde 174 1-7 7-13 7-13Trent Sprenkle 125/133 6-10 10-17 10-17

Adam HermannStrength andCondi� oning

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BISON CAREER2008-09 (Junior): Went 26-11 at 149 pounds…Finished with an 11-5 record in dual meets…Opened the season with a third place fi nish at the Bison Open…Followed up with a third place fi nish in the Kaufman-Brand Open Elite Division…Went 2-1 at the Northern Quad and Virginia Duals…Finished second at the NCAA West Re-gional…Defeated Alec Williams of Air Force, 10-3 and Chase Smith of Wyoming, 10-4…Lost to Northern Colorado’s Mitchell Polkowske in the fi nal, 5-4…Lost to Trevor Ki� leson of Northern Iowa in the true second place match, 7-6 to just miss out on a spot at the NCAA Championships…Second team All-Western Wrestling Conference honoree.

2007-08 (Sophomore): Finished the season with an 11-5 record and 2-2 in duals...Won both the Jimmie Open and the North Country Tournament...Finished second at the NCAA West Regional...Na� onal qualifi er at 149...Named to Western Wres-tling All-Conference Second Team.

2006-07 (Freshman): Finished the season with an overall record of 13-7 and 9-4 in duals with four pins... Placed third in the Bison Open and Kaufman-Brand Open meets and fourth at the Dragon Open... Finished third at the NCAA West Region-als... NCAA Qualifi er.

2005-06 (Redshirt): Competed in fi ve open tournaments, taking home champion-ships at the Daktronics Open and the North Country Tournament...Won his fi rst seven bouts and fi nished 19-7 wrestling una� ached.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Coon Rapids High School in 2005 where he was coached by his father, Bob Adams...Had a high school record of 175-21...Captured the state � tle as a senior and was runner-up as a freshman and a sophomore...Placed third as a junior...Four-� me Cadet/Junior Na� onals All-American...2001 Na� onal Freestyle Cadet Champion...2001 Na� onal Greco Na� onal runner-up...2001 Minnesota Wrestler of the Year...Two-� me Na� onal Schoolboy champion...Six-� me Northern Plains champion...Holds school records for wins (175), team points (921), take-downs (503), falls (84), wins in a season (45), team points in a season (244) and � ed for the school record for falls in a season (25)...Academic all-state selec� on.

PERSONALMajoring in business administra� on... Son of Bob and Cathy Adams of Coon Rap-ids...Family includes one younger brother, Jason.

Ryan ADAMS5-7 Senior 141/149 lbs.Coon Rapids, MinnesotaCoon Rapids High School

Adams’ Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2006-07 149 13 7 4 9 42007-08 149 11 5 1 2 22008-09 149 26 11 3 11 5CAREER 50 23 8 22 11

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BISON CAREER2008-09 (Sophomore): Posted a 16-11 overall record and 9-7 mark in duals at 184 pounds…Tied for fi rst with his brother Phil Moenkedick (Concordia) at the Bison Open…Went 3-0 at the Northern Quad, defea� ng Portland State’s Brady Garner, Minnesota’s Brent Eidenshink and Northern Colorado’s Ryan John-son…Pinned Dickinson State’s Bre� Owen in 2:32…Competed in the NCAA West Regional and went 2-2.

2007-08 (Freshman): Wrestled at 174 and 184 for the Bison...Went 16-14 overall with a 9-10 record in duals...Finished third at Bison Open and Kaufman-Brand Open...Won matches against Northern Colorado and Portland State by fall...Competed in the NCAA West Regional at 184, where he went 0-2 against Ed Mat-thews of Northern Colorado and Tyler Sorenson of South Dakota State.

2006-07 (Redshirt): Wrestled una� ached in three tournaments at 174, fi nishing with an overall record of 10-4...Won by pin over Tyler French of Air Force at the Kaufman-Brand Open...Placed fourth at both the Bison Open and Kaufman-Brand Open.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Perham High School in 2006...Coached by Robb Moser...Captured the Class AA Minnesota State Championship at 171 pounds his senior season with a record of 43-0...Also went to state his junior season and fi nished with a 39-3 record...Two-� me conference champion that had a career record of 164-53...Perham’s all-� me leader in wins...Four-year le� erwinner in wrestling and le� ered twice in baseball...Academic all-state selec� on...Na� onal Honor Society member and Student Investment Award winner.

PERSONALMajoring in construc� on management with a minor in business...Son of Andy and Katy Moenkedick of Perham...Has one brother, Phillip, and three sisters, Jolene, Elisa and Katrina.

Kenny MOENKEDICK6-2 Junior 184 lbs.Perham, MinnesotaPerham High School

Moenkedick’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2007-08 174/184 16 14 3 9 102008-09 184 16 11 2 9 7CAREER 32 25 5 18 17

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Sophomore): Went 8-7 overall and 1-1 in dual meets at 149 pounds…Fin-ished fi � h at the Bison Open with a 4-2 mark…Competed in two dual meets…De-feated South Dakota State’s Weston Blasius at 157 pounds and lost to Northern Iowa’s Moza Fay at 165 pounds.

2007-08 (Freshman): Went 15-8 overall and 5-4 in duals at 149…Finished third at the Bison Open and second at the Dragon Open.

2006-07 (Redshirt): Competed in three tournaments as an un-a� ached wrestler, pos� ng a 9-4 record at 149... Runner-up at the Dragon Open and fi nished third at the Cobber Open.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated in 2006 from Fargo North High School... Coached by Ken Tinquist... Four-year starter that won the state champion-ship at 135 pounds and had a 39-5 record his senior year... Had a 40-5 record his junior year and fi nished second at 130 pounds... Completed his high school career with a record of

113-33... Two-� me Eastern Dakota Conference champion... Le� erwinner in soccer his junior year.

PERSONALMajoring in engineering... Son of Yevgeniy Patselov and Karine Pirumova of Far-go... Family includes one brother, Genna.

Andrey PATSELOV5-8 Junior 149 lbs.Fargo, North DakotaFargo North High School

Patselov’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2007-08 149 15 8 3 5 42008-09 149/157/165 8 7 1 1 1CAREER 23 15 4 6 5

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BISON CAREER2008-09 (Sophomore): Finished the season with a 17-15 overall record and a 7-9 mark in duals at 157 pounds…Went 5-1 at the Bison Open to claim third place…Won his fi nal four dual matches of the season, including a pin of Northern Iowa’s Tyson Reiner…Went 2-2 at the NCAA West Regional..Defeated Joseph Staff ord of Air Force in a 10-0 major decision before dropped a 12-7 decision to Northern Colorado’s Jus� n Gaethje…Won fi rst match in consola� on bracket against Weston Blasius of South Dakota State before falling to Wyoming’s Eric Coxbill.

2007-08 (Freshman): Went 12-15 overall and 4-10 in duals at 149 and 165...Had six pins...Fin-ished second at the Bison Open and won the Dragon Open...Competed at the NCAA West Regional, going 0-2 at 165...Named to the Western Wres-tling Conference Commission-er’s Honor Roll for academics.

2006-07 (Redshirt): Saw ac-� on in three tournaments at 149 as an una� ached wrestler, pos� ng an impressive 10-3 record...Captured the Dragon Open championship a� er de-fea� ng teammate Andrey Pat-selov 7-4...Runner-up in the Bison Open a� er going 4-1 in the tournament and recording

three pins.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Skyview High School...Coached by Rich Malia...Finished his high school career with a 131-10 record and 84 pins...State champion both his junior and senior seasons and placed third as a sophomore and second as a freshman...Named to “The Clash” Na� onal Wrestling Duals all-tournament team...Most out-standing wrestler at 152 pounds and crowned na� onal champion at the Brute/Adidas Na� onals at 140 pounds in 2005...During his AAU career, was a three-� me Ironman champion and freestyle state champion, a four-� me folkstyle state cham-pion, a fi ve-� me Greco-Roman and Sombo state champion, and was a seven-� me runner-up....Crowned Grand Na� onal Sombo Champion in 1999 and earned run-ner-up honors twice...Na� onal champion in both Greco-Roman and freestyle in 2000...Was a member of the Montana Na� onal Team for the last three years and is a four-� me na� onal placewinner...Member of the Na� onal Honor Society for two years.

PERSONALMajoring in construc� on managament with a minor in business administra� on...Son of Shane and Tina Salminen of Billings...Family includes one brother, Paolo.

Vince SALMINEN5-9 Junior 157 lbs.Billings, MontanaSkyview High School

Salminen’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2007-08 149/165 12 15 6 4 102008-09 157 17 15 7 7 9CAREER 29 30 13 11 19

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Sophomore): Went 1-4 at 141 pounds in two tournaments…Went 1-2 at the Bison Open…Went 0-2 in the elite division at the Kaufman/Brand Open.

2007-08 (Freshman): Compe� ng at 141, went 4-8 overall with an 0-1 record in duals...Finished second at the Dragon Open in the white division, with one win coming by fall.

2006-07 (Redshirt): Saw ac� on at fi ve tournaments at 141 with an overall record of 6-10 and three pins as an una� ached wrestler.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated in 2006 from Fargo South High School...Coached by Lynn Forde...Placed fi � h at 135 pounds at the 2006 North Dakota high school state tourna-ment...Received All-America honors a� er a fi � h-place fi nish at the AAU Folkstyle Na� onals...Put together a pair of third-place showings at the North Dakota Freestyle and Greco Roman state tournaments.

PERSONALBorn on June 18, 1988...Majoring in diete� cs...Son of Joseph and Michelle Mar� n of Fargo.

Geoff MARTIN5-8 Junior 141 lbs.Fargo, North DakotaFargo South High School

Martin’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2007-08 141 4 8 1 0 12008-09 141 1 4 0 0 0CAREER 5 12 1 0 1

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BISON CAREER2008-09 (Freshman): Posted a 13-21 overall record…Went 4-12 in duals at 197 pounds…Finished sixth at the Bison Open…Went 2-3 in the amateur division at the Kaufman/Brand Open…Won fi rst dual against Portland State’s Keens Washington, 5-1…Dual victories over Dickinson State’s Tod Molesworth and Northern Colorado’s Patrick Carey both came by major decision…Went 0-2 at the NCAA West Regional against Andrew Anderson of UNI and Eric Brennan of Northern Colorado…Named to the Western Wrestling Conference Coaches’ Honor Roll for academics.

HIGH SCHOOLThe 2008 Minnesota state champion at 189 pounds from Fergus Falls HS…Went a perfect 39-0 as a senior…Captured two sec� on � tles…State runner-up as a ju-nior…Earned 102 career victories, including a 40-4 mark as a junior with 34 pins.

PERSONALBorn on Nov. 24, 1989...Planning to major in physical educa� on.

Drew ROSS6-1 Sophomore 197 lbs.Fergus Falls, MinnesotaFergus Falls High School

Ross’ Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2008-09 197 13 21 6 4 12CAREER 13 21 6 4 12

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Freshman): Went 19-5 overall and 5-1 in duals at 165 pounds…Finished fourth at the Bison Open…Came in second at the Kaufman/Brand Open with a 4-1 record…Went undefeated in the elite division at the Dragon Open to claim the 165 � tle…Broke into the star� ng lineup against Augsburg…Reeled off four straight victories in dual match ac� on…Finished third at the NCAA West Region-al…Defeated Daniel Prater of Northern Colorado in the third place bout…Named to the All-Western Wrestling Conference third team and the Coaches’ Honor Roll for academics.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Bismarck High School...Three-� me North Dakota state champion...Career record of 175-15, including an undefeated 50-0 mark as a se-nior...Set a state record for pins in a season with 36...Won his fi nal 77 straight high school matches...Won the freestyle Amvets Triple Crown in 2005 and 2007...Finished second at the NHSCA Tournament in Virginia...Named to the Scholas� c All-American team by Wrestling USA Magazine....Also competed in football, where he was a two-� me All-State honoree...All-region baseball player.

PERSONALBorn on December 10, 1989...Son of Shannon and Twila Johnson...Planning to ma-jor in pre-den� stry.

Tyler JOHNSON5-9 Sophomore 165 lbs.Bismarck, North DakotaBismarck High School

Johnson’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2008-09 165 19 5 4 5 1CAREER 19 5 4 5 1

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BISON CAREER2008-09 (Freshman): Posted a 7-4 overall record and a 4-2 mark in dual meets at 125 pounds…Missed nearly three months of the season due to injury…Entered the star� ng lineup at Air Force…Finished third at the NCAA West Regional with wins over South Dakota State’s Alan Marvin, Andrew Zwirlein of Air Force and Cruse Aarhus of Northern Iowa…Named to the All-Western Wrestling Conference third team and the Coaches’ Honor Roll for academics.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated in 2007 from Wahpeton High School...Four-� me North Dakota state cham-pion...Career record of 192-5...Went undefeated as a sophomore and junior...Led Wah-peton to the state � tle in 2007...Set a school record for wins in a season with 45 as a junior and most points with 254...Named to the Scholas� c All-American team by Wres-tling USA Magazine.

PERSONALBorn on June 22, 1989...Planning to major in business management...Son of Kevin and Sue Solberg...Has one younger brother.

Justin SOLBERG5-4 Sophomore 125 lbs.Wahpeton, North DakotaWahpeton High School

Solberg’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2008-09 125 7 4 2 4 2CAREER 7 4 2 4 2

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Freshman): Went 7-13 overall and 1-7 in dual meets at 174 pounds…Finished fourth at the Bison Open with a record of 4-2.

2007-08 (Redshirt): Wrestled in four tournaments as an una� ached wrestler at 165 and went 9-7...Notched one pin at the Kaufman-Brand Open...Finished third at the Dragon Open in the white division.

HIGH SCHOOLGraduated from Greenbush-Middle River High School in 2007 where he wrestled for coach Todd Bergerson...Cap-tured the 2007 state champi-onship at 160 and was state runner-up at 145 in 2006...Fin-ished with a 137-36 career re-cord...Part of Minnesota Storm na� onal runner-up team in 2005...Named to the academic all-state fi rst team.

PERSONALMajoring in business admin-istra� on...Son of Richard and Kathleen Sovde...Has one sis-ter, Samantha.

Trent SOVDE5-8 Sophomore 174 lbs.Greenbush, MinnesotaGreenbush-Middle River H.S.

Sovde’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2008-09 174 7 13 1 1 7CAREER 7 13 1 1 7

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BISON CAREER2008-09 (Freshman): Went 10-17 overall and 6-10 in duals…Competed at both 125 and 133 pounds…Finished second at the Bison Open and sixth at the Kaufman-Brand Open (Elite division)…Defeated both Portland State’s Zach Mar� nez and Augsburg’s Seth Flodeen by fall…Moved up to 133 pounds at the Air Force match and wrestled at that weight the rest of the season…Went 0-2 at the NCAA West Regional…Named to the Western Wrestling Conference Coaches’ Honor Roll for academics.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-� me Montana state champion...Four-year all-conference and all-state selec-� on...As a senior, went 42-0 with 34 pins...Finished his career with a 132-22 record and 86 pins...Won a silver medal at Florida Na� onals...High school All-American...Also ran two years of varsity cross country...Four-� me Academic All-State performer and member of the Na� onal Honor Society.

PERSONALBorn on August 30, 1987...Son of Robert and Shannon Sprenkle...Planning a pre-med major...Comes to NDSU a� er a two-year LDS mission...Has two brothers, Tucker and Tanner and one sister, Madison.

Trent SPRENKLE5-6 Sophomore 125/133 lbs.Billings, MontanaBillings High School

Sprenkle’s Career Statistics Overall DualsYEAR Wt. W L Pins W L2008-09 125/133 10 17 2 6 10CAREER 10 17 2 6 10

Mark ERICKSON5-7 R-Freshman 141 lbs.Roseau, MinnesotaRoseau High School

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Redshirt): Went 7-5 at 141 pounds as an una� ached wrestler...Finished both the Bison Open and Kaufman/Brand Open Amateur with a 2-2 record…Came in second at the Dragon Open…Named to the Western Wrestling Conference Coaches’ Honor Roll for academics.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Roseau High School...Team captain as a senior...Set a school record for most pins in a season with 43...Four-� me par� cipant in the Min-nesota state tournament...Finished sixth at the state tournament as a freshman and second as a junior...Won the USA Wrestling state freestyle championship in 2006 and was runner-up in the freestyle and Greco-Roman in 2007...Also par� ci-pated in football and track...Set a school record in the 3,200-meter relay.

PERSONALBorn on August 30, 1989...Son of Jeff and Penny Erickson...Currently undecided on a major.

Brian HAM5-7 R-Freshman 133 lbs.Columbia Falls, MontanaFlathead High School

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Redshirt): Competed in three tournaments at 141 pounds as an unat-tached wrestler...Won three bouts by fall...Went 1-2 at the Bison Open...Went 3-2 at the Kaufman-Brand Open in the Amateur division...Posted a 2-2 record at the North Country Open.

HIGH SCHOOLA four year le� erwinner at Flathead High School...Two-� me Montana state cham-pion and two-� me state runner-up...Finished his high school career with a 148-17 record, including a 42-2 record as a senior...Also played soccer.

PERSONALBorn on March 15, 1990...Son of Dan and Marcia Ham...Planning to major in con-struc� on management with a minor in business administra� on.

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Tyler WELLS5-8 R-Freshman 157 lbs.Kalispell, MontanaFlathead High School

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Redshirt): Posted an 11-5 mark at 157 pounds as an una� ached wrestler…Finished fi � h at the Bison Open with a record of 4-2…Went 4-2 at the Kaufman-Brand Open (amateur division)…Came in seventh at the North Country Open.

HIGH SCHOOL2008 Montana state champion at 152...Also qualifi ed for state championships as a sophomore (fi � h) and junior (second)...Finished career with a 127-27 record, good for third all-� me at Flathead...Helped lead Flathead to state � tles in 2006, 2007 and 2008...Team set a state record in 2008 with 410 points and a 20-0 record in dual meets...Finished the season ranked 10th na� onally...Academic all-state performer as a senior.

PERSONALBorn on May 4, 1989...Planning to major in business...Son of Timothy and Mary Wells...Has two older siblings, Michael and Jamie.

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Redshirt): Competed in three tournaments at 174 pounds as an unat-tached wrestler…Went 1-2 at both the Bison Open and the Kaufman/Brand Open…Finished fi � h at the North Country Open with a 4-2 record…Named to the Western Wrestling Conference Coaches’ Honor Roll for academics.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-� me Minnesota state qualifi er from Hibbing HS...Placed third at state as a senior...Five-� me all-conference selec� on...Named Outstanding Wrestler of the conference in 2008...Holds Hibbing records for most career victories (185), most career pins (99) and most career team points (841)...All-State academic selec� on.

PERSONALBorn on Nov. 20, 1989...Planning a major in university studies...Son of Curt and Sunny Johnson...Brother, Skip, wrestled at NDSU from 2003-05...Uncle Wayne wrestled for the Bison from 1969-1973 and now coaches at Hibbing.

Will JOHNSON6-3 R-Freshman 174 lbs.Hibbing, MinnesotaHibbing High School

BISON CAREER2008-09 (Redshirt): Competed at 174 pounds in three open tournaments as an unat-tached wrestler…Went 7-4 overall…Finished 2-2 at the Bison Open and 1-2 at the Kaufman-Brand Open (amateur division)…Won the Dragon Open with a 4-0 record.

HIGH SCHOOLSix-year le� erwinner in wrestling at Perham High School...Two-� me all-state selec-� on...Placed sixth at the Minnesota state wrestling tournament as a junior and third as a senior...Holds the school record for most takedowns in a season...Helped team to four straight sec� on � tles and two straight state runner-up fi nishes...Team named all-state academic champions in 2005, 2007 and 2008...All-conference and all-state football player...All-conference and all-sec� on baseball player.

PERSONALBorn on June 26, 1989...Son of Edward and Connie Stoll...Majoring in construc� on management...Has one brother, Aaron and two sisters, Dani, who a� ends NDSU, and Becky.

Mac STOLL6-2 R-Freshman 174 lbs.Dent, MinnesotaPerham High School

Joe ARTHUR6-2 Freshman HeavyweightBloomington, IndianaBloomington North High School

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Bloomington North High School…Posted a 133-22 career record…Went 40-4 as a senior…Won the cadet freestyle na� onal � tle at the USA Wrestling championships in 2008…Five-� me folkstyle na� onal champion…Ranked as high as 14th among heavyweight seniors by Wrestling USA magazine…Also played football.

PERSONALSon of Ron and Theresa Arthur…Born on March 29, 1991…Planning to major in criminal jus� ce…Has one older sister, Jacque and one younger sister, Jessica.

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Brady BURGESS5-11 Freshman 165/174 lbs.Gillette, WyomingCampbell County High School

HIGH SCHOOLThree-� me Wyoming state champion and one-� me runner-up at Campbell County High School…Had a career record of 157-17…Three-� me regional champion…Earned all-state and all-conference honors four � mes…Member of seven state championship teams…Four-� me academic all-state selec� on…Also played foot-ball.

PERSONALSon of Mitchel and Rene Burgess…Born on May 11, 1990…Currently undecided on a major…Has one older brother, Grant and one younger brother, Burke…Father wrestled at Montana State-Northern.

Jacob HAGEN5-9 Freshman 165 lbs.Minneapolis, MinnesotaMinneapolis South High School

Jordan ENGEN5-10 Freshman 149 lbs.Thief River Falls, MinnesotaLincoln High School

HIGH SCHOOLWon 183 matches for Lincoln High School…Holds school record for career wins…Five-� me Minnesota state championships par� cipant…Finished fourth at the state championships as a junior.

PERSONALSon of Jason and Sherrie Engen…Born on Oct. 13, 1990…Has one younger brother, Alex…Planning to major in architecture…Father played football at Northland Col-lege.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Minneapolis South High School…Posted a 75-68 career record…Four-� me all-conference selec� on…Finished third in the regional tourna-ment as a senior…Member of three city championship teams…Also played soc-cer…All-city and all-conference sweeper for the Tigers.

PERSONALSon of Kimberly Hagen…Born on Dec. 25, 1990…Has two younger brothers, Paul and Peter and an older sister, Felicia Holcomb…Sister played volleyball at Villano-va…Mother played volleyball at Mankato State and ran track at Minnesota…Plan-ning to major in mechanical engineering.

Nash HALLFRISCH5-11 Freshman 149 lbs.Great Falls, MontanaC.M. Russell High School

HIGH SCHOOLThree-� me Montana state champion at C.M. Russell High School…Career record of 144-10…Went 43-1 as a freshman en route to the state � tle…Finished third at the state championships as a sophomore…Won back-to-back state � tles as a junior and senior.

PERSONALSon of Max and Julie Hallfrisch…Born on Aug. 10, 1990…Has one sister, Selena…Currently undecided on a major.

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Trevor JOHNSON5-7 Freshman 141 lbs.Bismarck, North DakotaBismarck High School

HIGH SCHOOLFive-year le� erwinner at Bismarck High School…Two-� me North Dakota state champion…Finished with a career record of 197-45…Tallied 65 career pins…Named to the 2009 Junior Duals Freestyle All-Tournament team.

PERSONALSon of Shannon and Twila Johnson…Born on July 20, 1991…Planning to major in zoology…Older brother, Tyler, is a sophomore on the Bison wrestling team…Also has a younger sister, Toria…Father wrestled at Bismarck State and Mary.

Phil LEVINE5-5 Freshman 125 lbs.Inver Grove Heights, MinnesotaRosemount High School

Jake LOVE5-6 Freshman 125 lbs.Missoula, MontanaSentinel High School

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Rosemount High School…Minnesota state runner-up as a senior at 103 pounds with a record of 44-2…Finished fi � h at the NHSCA High School Na� onals, earning All-America status…Came in fourth at the Minnesota state freestyle tournament in 2008…Also ran cross country and played soccer.

PERSONALSon of Douglas and Jean Levine…Born on July 30, 1991…Has one younger brother, Steven and three older sisters, Samantha, Anna and Jamie…Planning to major in mechanical engineering.

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Sen� nel High School…Posted a career record of 110-10…Three-� me Montana state runner-up…USA Wrestling cadet na� onal runner-up in 2006.

PERSONALSon of Blake and Kathleen Love…Born on Sept. 28, 1990…Has one older brother, Andy, and a younger sister, Brenna…Planning to major in exercise science…Father wrestled at Northern Iowa.

Steven MONK5-10 Freshman 149 lbs.Wausau, WisconsinWausau West High School

HIGH SCHOOLFour-year le� erwinner at Wausau West High School…Won the Wisconsin state � tle in 2009…Finished third at the state championships as a junior and sophomore and fi � h as a freshman…Member of the 2008 state championship team…Won four straight regional and sec� onal � tles…Won two Wisconsin Valley Conference � tles and was runner-up twice…2009 Freestyle All-America selec� on…Three-� me folkstyle na� onal champion…Also ran track and cross country…All-conference per-former in cross country.

PERSONALSon of David and Tammy Monk…Born on Nov. 26, 1990…Planning to major in phys-ical educa� on…Has one younger brother, Conner.

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Opponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 Hwt.vs. Portland State! Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Fe� g Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschvs. Minnesota! Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Fe� g Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschvs. Northern Colorado! Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Sovde Moenkedick Ross HemmeschDICKINSON STATE Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Sovde Moenkedick Ross HemmeschIOWA STATE Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Sovde Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschvs. Penn# Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Sovde Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschvs. Rider# Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Sovde Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschvs. Ohio# Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Aho Sovde Moenkedick Ross HemmeschAUGUSTANA Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Johnson Aho Moenkedick Ross HemmeschNORTHERN COLORADO* Sprenkle Steinwand Mooney Adams Salminen Johnson Aho Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschat Air Force* Solberg Sprenkle Mooney Adams Salminen Johnson Aho Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschat Wyoming* Solberg Sprenkle Mooney Adams Salminen Johnson Aho Moenkedick Ross HemmeschMSU MOORHEAD Solberg Sprenkle Mooney Adams Salminen Johnson Sovde Moenkedick Ross HemmeschUTAH VALLEY* Solberg Sprenkle Mooney Adams Salminen Johnson Sovde Moenkedick Ross Hemmeschat South Dakota State* Solberg Sprenkle Mooney Adams Patselov Salminen Aho Moenkedick Ross HemmeschNORTHERN IOWA* Solberg Sprenkle Mooney Adams Salminen Patselov Aho Moenkedick Ross HemmeschRecord at each weight 7-9 6-10 9-7 11-5 7-9 11-5 4-12 9-7 4-12 5-11

Bold indicates a match victory# - at Virginia Duals (Hampton, Va.)! - at Northern Quad Duals (Rochester, Minn.)* - Western Wrestling Conference dual

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Tournament ResultsBison Open

Nov. 15 at Bison Sports Arena (Fargo)125 - Trent Sprenkle (2nd); 133 - Kirk Anderson (2nd); 133 - Tyler Steinwand (3rd); 141 - Gabriel Mooney (2nd); 149 - Ryan Adams (3rd); 149 - Andrey Patselov (5th); 157 - Vince Salminen (3rd); 157 - Tyler Wells (5th - UA); 165 - Adam Aho (2nd); 165 - Tyler Johnson (4th); 174 - Trent Sovde (4th); 184 - Kenny Moenkedick (1st); 197 - Drew Ross (6th); Hwt - Tyler Hemmesch (3rd)

Kaufman-Brand OpenNov. 22 at Omaha, Neb.

125 - Trent Sprenkle (6th); 141 - Gabriel Mooney (3rd - Elite); 149 - Ryan Adams (3rd-Elite); 165 - Tyler Johnson (2nd-Amateur)

Dragon OpenDec. 6 at Moorhead, Minn.

141 - Mark Erickson (2nd - UA); 165 - Tyler Johnson (1st); 174 - Mac Stoll (1st - UA)

Jimmie OpenJan. 24 at Jamestown, N.D.

125 - Jus� n Solberg (1st); 141 - Geoff Mar� n (5th); 157 - Tyler Wells (4th - UA); 174 - Mac Stoll (3rd - UA)

North Country TournamentFeb. 7 at Collegeville, Minn.

157 - Tyler Wells (7th - UA); 174 - Will Johnson (5th - UA);

NCAA West RegionalsMarch 3 at Cedar Falls, Iowa

125 - Jus� n Solberg (3rd); 149 - Ryan Adams (2nd); 165 - Tyler Johnson (3rd)

Individual ResultsName Weight Yr. Duals Overall PinsRyan Adams 149 Jr. 11-5 26-11 3Adam Aho 165/174 Sr. 7-7 12-14 0Kirk Anderson 133 So. 0-0 3-3 0Shannon Fe� g 174 So. 1-1 8-7 3Tyler Hemmesch Hwt So. 5-10 11-16 9Tyler Johnson 165 Fr. 5-1 19-5 4Geoff Mar� n 141 So. 0-0 3-6 0Kenny Moenkedick 184 So. 9-7 16-11 2Gabriel Mooney 141 Sr. 9-7 20-13 2Jesse Morri� 133 So. 0-0 0-4 0Andrey Patselov 149 So. 1-1 8-7 1Mike Quamme 157 Sr. 0-0 2-2 1Drew Ross 197 Fr. 4-12 13-21 6Vince Salminen 157 So. 7-9 17-15 7Brady Schneeberger 149 So. 0-0 3-2 0Jus� n Solberg 125 Fr. 4-2 7-4 2Trent Sovde 174 R-Fr. 1-7 7-13 1Trent Sprenkle 125/133 Fr. 6-10 10-17 1Tyler Steinwand 133 R-Fr. 3-7 9-12 1Curt Thoreson 165 Sr. 0-0 0-2 0Joe Tro� er 149 So. 0-0 3-2 3TOTAL 73-76 197-187 55

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The 2008-09 Bison were a young squad with four freshmen cracking the star� ng lineup. NDSU fi nished the season with a 5-10-1 record and a 2-4 mark in the Western Wrestling Conference, good for fi � h place. The team hosted the Bison Open to kick off the season and sophomore Kenny Moenkedick won the squad’s only � tle of the day at 184 pounds. At the Kaufman-Brand Open on Nov. 22, senior Gabriel Mooney took third at 141 pounds and junior Ryan Adams was third at 149 pounds. The Bison opened dual ac� on at the Northern Quad on Nov. 29. A� er shu� ng out Portland State, 36-0, NDSU was beaten, 36-6, by No. 11 Minnesota. In the fi nal match of the day, NDSU � ed Northern Colorado, 19-19. It was the fi rst � e for the Bison since a 19-19 draw with South Dakota State in the fi nal match of the 2006-07 season. Moenkedick was the only Bison to win all three of his matches. The team then traveled to the Las Vegas Invita� onal where they fi nished 31st of 44 teams. Dual ac� on resumed as the Bison hosted Dickinson State and No. 2 ranked Iowa State. The Bison dominated Dickinson in a 40-3 win, but were shut out by the Cyclones, 42-0. A� er winter break, the Bison headed east for the Virginia Duals. NDSU opened with a 33-3 loss to Penn before dropping a 35-7 decision to Rider. The team closed out the Virginia duals with a 27-16 loss to Ohio. The Bison returned to Fargo and lost to Augsburg, 22-18. The match was up in the air un� l the 197 bout when Augsburg’s Jared Massey pinned Drew Ross to clinch the win for the Auggies. NDSU was embroiled in another � ght match a week later. A� er tying Northern Colorado earlier in the season, the two teams faced off to open Western Wrestling Conference ac� on this � me. The Bison had a 16-12 lead going into the fi nal bout of the day, but UNC’s Ryan Johnson pinned Moenkedick at 184 pounds to give the

Bison fi nish fi fth in Western Wrestling Conference

Bears an 18-16 win. The Bison broke a six-match losing streak with a 23-17 win over Air Force before falling to Wyoming, 31-6. Back at the Bison Sports Arena, NDSU defeated crosstown rival Minnesota State Moorhead, 22-17. Later that night, the Bison took on Utah Valley. With the score � ed at 15 apiece going into the heavyweight bout, Utah Valley’s Diego Avalon used a second period takedown to claim a 3-2 victory over Tyler Hemmesch and give the Wolverines an 18-15 win. The Bison then dominated South Dakota State, 36-5, in Brookings.

In the fi nal home match of the season, NDSU jumped out to a 17-3 lead on No. 21 Northern Iowa, but the Panthers won the fi nal fi ve bouts en route to a 21-17 win. At the NCAA West Regional, the Bison came in fourth as Adams fi nished second, while freshmen Tyler Johnson and Jus� n Solberg came in third. Northern Iowa won the � tle for the 27th straight year. Adams just missed out on an automa� c bid to the NCAA championships. He lost the � tle bout to Mitchell Polkowske of Northern Colorado and then fell to Trevor Ki� elson of UNI in the true second place match. Adams earned All-Western Wrestling Conference second team honors for the second straight year, while Johnson and Solberg both earned third team accolades. Ten members of the team were named to the WWC Coaches Honor Roll, which recognizes all student-athletes who have maintained a 3.0 GPA.

Tyler Johnson came on strong in his freshman year. He earned third-team All-Western Wrestling Conference honors a� er entering the star� ng lineup in January.

Senior Gabriel Mooney reached the 20-win mark for the Bison in 2008-09. He tallied 78 wins in his career at NDSU.

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Iowa State 42, North Dakota State 0 Saturday, Dec. 13 - Fargo, N.D.

125 – Tyler Clark (ISU) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 5-3133 – Nick Fanthorpe (ISU) fall Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 6:30141 – Nick Gallick (ISU) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 6-0149 – Mitch Mueller (ISU) dec. Ryan Adams (NDSU), 7-3157 – Cyler Sanderson (ISU) maj. dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 17-6165 – Jon Reader (ISU) maj. dec. Adam Aho (NDSU), 19-5174 – Duke Burk (ISU) maj. dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 18-7184 – Jerome Ward (ISU) dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 6-3197 – Jake Varner (ISU) fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 1:16Hwt – David Zabriskie (ISU) fall Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 2:44

Penn 33, North Dakota State 3Friday, Jan. 9 - Virginia Duals - Hampton, Va.

125 - Rollie Peterkin (Penn) maj. dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 9-0133 - Bryan Ortenzio (Penn) tech. fall Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 15-0141 - Rick Rappo (Penn) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 7-0149 - Cesar Grajales (Penn) dec. Ryan Adams (NDSU), 4-1157 - Ma� Dragon (Penn) dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 11-9165 - Adam Aho (NDSU) dec. Andrew Coles (Penn), 4-0174 - Sco� Giffi n (Penn) dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 7-0184 - Colin Hitschler (Penn) dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 4-3197 - Thomas Shovlin (Penn) fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 1:52Hwt - Tyler Blakely (Penn) dec. Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 8-2

Rider 35, North Dakota State 7Friday, Jan. 9 - Virginia Duals - Hampton, Va.

125 - Filberto Colon (Rider) fall Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 1:24133 - Jimmy Kirchner (Rider) fall Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 6:51141 - Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) dec. Fred Rodgers (Rider), 6-4149 - Ryan Adams (NDSU) maj. dec. Aaron Nester (Rider), 12-3157 - Michael Kessler (Rider) maj. dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 12-3165 - Jason Lapham (Rider) dec. Adam Aho (NDSU), 8-1174 - Mike Ward (Rider) dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 3-1184 - Doug Umbehauer (Rider) maj. dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 9-1197 - Tyler Smith (Rider) dec. Drew Ross (NDSU), 13-7Hwt - Ed Bordas (Rider) fall Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 2:56

Ohio 27, North Dakota State 16Friday, Jan. 9 - Virginia Duals - Hampton, Va.

125 - Tim Silvers (Ohio) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 7-4133 - Quen� n Keyes (Ohio) fall Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 4:33141 - Germane Lindsey (Ohio) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 4-2149 - Ryan Adams (NDSU) dec. Kevin Christensen (Ohio), 6-3157 - Clay Tucker (Ohio) tech. fall Vince Salminen (NDSU), 18-3165 - Adam Aho (NDSU) dec. Steve Wilson (Ohio), 3-0174 - Nick Purdue (Ohio) maj. dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 11-1184 - Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) maj. dec. Brian Driscoll (Ohio), 10-0197 - Chris Iammarino (Ohio) fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 5:30Hwt - Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU) fall Andy Hartshorn (Ohio), 2:40

Dual Meet SummariesNorth Dakota State 39, Portland State 0

Saturday, Nov. 29 - Northern Quad - Rochester, Minn.125 - Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) fall Zach Mar� nez (PSU), 1:46133 - Tyler Steinwand (NDSU) dec. Thomas Co� rell (PSU), 8-6141 - Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) dec. Camrun Arkills (PSU), 4-3149 - Ryan Adams (NDSU) dec. Steven Dailey (PSU), 9-2157 - Vince Salminen (NDSU) dec. Alex Bubb (PSU), 8-2165 - Adam Aho (NDSU) tech. fall Bryan Cantrell (PSU), 15-0174 - Shannon Fe� g (NDSU) dec. Ryan Sonderegger (PSU), 6-1184 - Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) dec. Brady Garner (PSU), 6-1197 - Drew Ross (NDSU) dec. Keens Washington (PSU), 5-1Hwt - Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU) fall Levi Cooper (PSU), 5:43

North Dakota State 19, Northern Colorado 19Saturday, Nov. 29 - Northern Quad - Rochester, Minn.

125 - Tony Mustari (UNC) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 9-4133 - Tyler Steinwand (NDSU) dec. Zach Maes (UNC), 8-2141 - Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) fall Lance Galegos (UNC), 3:47149 - Mitchell Pockowske (UNC) dec. Ryan Adams (NDSU), 13-5157 - Tanner Weiks (UNC) dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 12-11165 - Adam Aho (NDSU) dec. Rocco DePaulo (UNC), 17-2174 - Brandon Kammerzell (UNC) dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 7-3184 - Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) dec. Ryan Johnson (UNC), 8-6197 - Drew Ross (NDSU) dec. Patrick Carey (UNC), 8-3Hwt - Jus� n Tuell (UNC) fall Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 4:45

Minnesota 36, North Dakota State 6Saturday, Nov. 29 - Northern Quad - Rochester, Minn.

125 - Zach Sanders (Minn) maj. dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 21-5133 - Jayson Ness (Minn) fall Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 4:22141 - Mike Thorn (Minn) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 9-3149 - Ryan Adams (NDSU) dec. Joe Grygelko (Minn), 5-1157 - Tyler Safratowich (Minn) maj. dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 19-5165 - Sco� Glasser (Minn) dec. Adam Aho (NDSU), 6-4174 - Kaleb Young (Minn) dec. Shannon Fe� g (NDSU), 10-7184 - Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) dec. Brent Eidenshink (Minn), 7-3197 - Chris McPhail (Minn) fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 1:09Hwt - Joe Nord (Minn) fall Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 2:51

North Dakota State 40, Dickinson State 3Saturday, Dec. 13 - Fargo, N.D.

125 - Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) tech. fall Brad Steele (DSU), 20-3133 - Tyler Steinwand (NDSU) dec. Blake Hunter (DSU), 4-3141 - Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) tech. fall Nate Schweitzer (DSU), 17-1149 - Ryan Adams (NDSU) maj. dec. Jose Serrato (DSU), 14-5157 - Vince Salminen (NDSU) maj. dec. Nick Zumwalt (DSU), 12-2165 - Adam Aho (NDSU) dec. Stanton Schlecht (DSU), 3-2174 - Shane Benne� (DSU) dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 5-1184 - Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) fall Bre� Owen (DSU), 2:32197 - Drew Ross (NDSU) maj. dec. Tod Molesworth (DSU), 14-1Hwt - Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU) fall Cody Jamtgaard (DSU), 2:33

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Augsburg 22, North Dakota State 18Friday, Jan. 16 - Fargo, N.D.

125 – Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) fall Seth Flodeen (AUG), 5:33133 – Travis Lang (AUG) maj. dec. Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 16-6141 – Tony Valek (AUG) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 7-4149 – Zach Hansen (AUG) dec. Ryan Adams (NDSU), 5-4157 – Jason Adams (AUG) dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 7-6165 – Tyler Johnson (NDSU) dec. Brandon Bahr (AUG), 9-8174 – Zach Molitor (AUG) dec. Adam Aho (NDSU), 3-0184 – Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) dec. Garre� Long (AUG), 13-7197 – Jared Massey (AUG) fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 4:38Hwt – Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU) fall Andy Witzel (AUG), 4:58

Northern Colorado 18, North Dakota State 16Saturday, Jan. 24 - Fargo, N.D.

197 – Drew Ross (NDSU) maj. dec. Patrick Carey (UNC), 10-1 Hwt – Jus� n Tuell (UNC) dec. Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 5-2125 – Tony Mustari (UNC) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 7-0133 – Bre� Bahe (UNC) dec. Tyler Steinwand (NDSU), 8-2141 – Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) dec. Kenny Hashimoto (UNC), 8-6149 – Ryan Adams (NDSU) dec. Mitchell Polkowske (UNC), 9-8157 – Jus� n Gaethje (UNC) dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 9-8165 – Tyler Johnson (NDSU) dec. Tanner Weiks (UNC), 12-7174 – Adam Aho (NDSU) dec. Brandon Kammerzell (UNC), 3-1184 – Ryan Johnson (UNC) fall Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 7:40

North Dakota State 23, Air Force 17Friday, Jan. 30 - Colorado Springs, Colo.

125 – Jus� n Solberg (NDSU) fall Andrew Zwirlein (AF), 3:43133 – Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) dec. Derek Gillespie (AF), 11-7141 – Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) maj. dec. Tyler Untrauer (AF), 14-5149 – Ryan Adams (NDSU) maj. dec. Alec Williams (AF), 15-2157 – Vince Salminen (NDSU) dec. Joseph Staff ord (AF), 7-2165 – Tyler Johnson (NDSU) dec. Stephen Crozier (AF), 7-6174 – Jus� n Shadrix (AF) fall Adam Aho (NDSU), 4:57184 – Joshua Smith (AF) dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 10-8197 – James Ciccone (AF) tech fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 17-1 (3:54)HWT – Stephen Larson (AF) dec. Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 7-2

Wyoming 31, North Dakota State 6Saturday, Jan. 31 - Laramie, Wyo.

125 – Michael Mar� nez (Wyo) maj. dec. Jus� n Solberg (NDSU), 17-7133 – Cory VomBaur (Wyo) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 3-0141 – Cole Dallaserra (Wyo) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 4-1149 – Ryan Adams (NDSU) dec. Chase Smith (Wyo), 3-0157 – Eric Coxbill (Wyo) dec. Vince Salminen (NDSU), 13-10165 – Tyler Johnson (NDSU) dec. Alex Rieder (Wyo), 6-4 (SV1)174 – Shane Onufer (Wyo) maj. dec. Adam Aho (NDSU), 15-2184 – Joe LeBlanc (Wyo) tech. fall Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 20-4197 – Alfonso Hernandez (Wyo) dec. Drew Ross (NDSU), 5-4Hwt – Jacob Scharbrough (Wyo) forfeit win

North Dakota State 22, MSU Moorhead 17Saturday, Feb. 7 - Fargo, N.D.

125 – Jus� n Solberg (NDSU) maj. dec. Joe Werner (MSUM), 12-4133 –Kelly Janke (MSUM) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 5-3141 – Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) tech. fall Evan Forde (MSUM), 19-2149 –Derek Bomstad (MSUM) dec. Ryan Adams (NDSU), 9-6157 – Vince Salminen (NDSU) dec. Tallen Wald (MSUM), 7-5165 –Tyler Tubbs (MSUM) dec. Tyler Johnson (NDSU), 9-7174 – Trent Sovde (NDSU) win via forfeit184 – Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) maj. dec. Dus� n Nagel (MSUM), 11-2197 –Ma� Nelson (MSUM) tech. fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 18-2 Hwt –Jon Swart (MSUM) dec. Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 3-1

Utah Valley 18, North Dakota State 15Saturday, Feb. 7 - Fargo, N.D.

125 – Ben Kjar (UVU) dec. Jus� n Solberg (NDSU), 10-9133 – Flint Ray (UVU) dec. Trent Sprenkle (NDSU), 4-1141 – Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) dec. Jeff rey Newby (UVU), 5-2149 – Ryan Adams (NDSU) dec. Jus� n Morrill (UVU), 6-5157 – Vince Salminen (NDSU) dec. Jamison Moss (UVU), 15-13165 – Tyler Johnson (NDSU) dec Jeb Clark (UVU), 13-11174 – Brad Darrington (UVU) dec. Trent Sovde (NDSU), 9-2184 – Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) dec. Casen Eldredge (UVU), 5-4197 – Adam Fager (UVU) fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 1:40 Hwt – Diego Avalon (UVU) dec. Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 3-2

North Dakota State 36, South Dakota State 5Friday, Feb. 20 - Brookings, S.D.

Hwt - Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU) fall Jason Stripling (SDSU), 2:05125 - Jus� n Solberg (NDSU) fall Alan Marvin (SDSU), 4:03133 - Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) maj. dec. Brock Edgar (SDSU), 12-2141 - Gabriel Mooney (NDSU) dec. Adam Everson (SDSU), 5-3149 - Ryan Adams (NDSU) maj. dec. Dus� n Walraven (SDSU), 11-3157 - Andrey Patselov (NDSU) dec. Weston Blasius (SDSU), 7-4165 - Vince Salminen (NDSU) maj. dec. Weston Ginther (SDSU), 16-4174 - Adam Aho (NDSU) dec. Jus� n Retallic (SDSU), 8-3184 - Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU) dec. David Michaud (SDSU), 6-5197 - Tyler Sorenson (SDSU) tech. fall Drew Ross (NDSU), 18-3

Northern Iowa 21, North Dakota State 17Sunday, Feb. 22 - Fargo, N.D.

125 – Jus� n Solberg (NDSU) dec. Cruse Aarhus (UNI), 6-4133 – Trent Sprenkle (NDSU) maj. dec. Steven Fitzgerald (UNI), 17-7141 –Trent Washington (UNI) dec. Gabriel Mooney (NDSU), 6-4149 – Ryan Adams (NDSU) maj. dec. Bre� Robbins (UNI), 11-3157 – Vince Salminen (NDSU) fall Tyson Reiner (UNI), 5:48165 –Moza Fay (UNI) tech. fall Andrey Patselov (NDSU), 21-6 (6:02)174 –Jarion Beets (UNI) dec. Adam Aho (NDSU), 10-4184 –Alex Dolly (UNI) dec. Kenny Moenkedick (NDSU), 12-6197 –Andrew Anderson (UNI) maj. dec. Drew Ross (NDSU), 13-5Hwt –Dus� n Bauman (UNI) dec. Tyler Hemmesch (NDSU), 1-0

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Northern ColoradoGreeley, Colo.

South Dakota StateBrookings, S.D.

North Dakota StateFargo, N.D.

Northern IowaCedar Falls, Iowa

Utah ValleyOrem, Utah

Air ForceColorado Springs, Colo.

The Western Wrestling Conference The Western Wrestling Conference, an NCAA Division I wrestling-only alliance, will begin its fourth season of compe� � on in 2009-10. The WWC sent 13 wrestlers to the 2009 NCAA Wrestling Championships in St. Louis and saw two wrestlers earn All-America honors. Northern Iowa’s Moza Fay earned his second straight honor while Wyoming’s Joe LeBlanc earned his fi rst. The 2009 NCAA West Regional, which was held at Northern Colorado, served as the conference tournament for the third straight season. UNI was crowned the team champion, while Wyoming head coach Mark Branch was named the league’s Coach of the Year. The 2009 NCAA West Regional will be hosted by South Dakota State Universyt. The goal of the league is to replace the West Regional with a conference tournament, which would then serve as the NCAA qualifi er. The WWC enjoyed plenty of success in its inaugural year of compe� � on, which included sending 19 wrestlers to the 2007 NCAA Wrestling Championships. The fi rst WWC tournament took place under the � tle of NCAA West Regional on March 3 in the McLeod Center on UNI’s campus. The 2007 West Regional served as the fi rst na� onal qualifi er for three schools making the move from Division II to Division I. North Dakota State, South Dakota State and Northern Colorado all sent wrestlers to the NCAA Championships for the fi rst � me since reclassifying to Division I. Utah Valley will be eligible for the postseason in 2009-2010.

With league members spread out over six states and two � me zones, schools will only be required to compete against four league schools in dual ac� on to be eligible for the regular season conference championship. Schools will be encouraged to schedule as many conference schools as possible. The WWC recognizes student-athletes on both a weekly and full-season basis. Individual awards include Wrestler of the Week; All-Conference; Academic All-Conference; and Wrestler, Newcomer and Coach of the Year awards. The league also crowns a team champion following the conclusion of the regular season conference compe� � on and the postseason tournament. The governance of the Western Wrestling Conference will remain primarily with the member ins� tu� ons. Scheduling of contests, assignment of offi cials and certain media rela� ons func� ons will remain with member ins� tu� ons. One of the major benefi ts of having a league spread out so far is the added exposure – both in terms of media and recrui� ng - in new des� na� ons. The conference affi lia� on is also expected to generate much interest within the seven schools’ substan� al alumni base, which numbers nearly 800,000 combined. Charter members of the Western Wrestling Conference include: the United States Air Force Academy, North Dakota State University, the University of Northern Colorado, the University of Northern Iowa, South Dakota State University, Utah Valley University and the University of Wyoming.

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2008-09 Standings

NCAA National Qualifi ers

Award Winners

All-Conference Teams

Conference OverallSchool W-L Pct. W-L-T Pct.Wyoming 5-0 1.000 15-3 .833Northern Iowa 4-0 1.000 10-6 .625Utah Valley 4-1 .800 11-3 .786Northern Colorado 3-3 .500 5-11-1 .324North Dakota State 2-4 .333 5-10-1 .344Air Force 1-5 .167 4-12 .250South Dakota State 0-6 .000 9-11-1 .452

NCAA West Regional(served as the conference tournament)1. Northern Iowa, 94.02. Wyoming, 92.53. Northern Colorado, 70.54. North Dakota State, 39.55. South Dakota State, 24.56. Air Force, 12.5

Weight Name School Place125 Michael Mar� nez Wyoming 1st125 Tony Mustari Northern Colorado 2nd133 Cory VomBaur Wyoming 1st141 Trent Washington Northern Iowa 1st149 Mitchell Polkowske Northern Colorado 1st149 Trevor Ki� elson Northern Iowa 2nd157 Jus� n Gaethje Northern Colorado 1st165 Moza Fay Northern Iowa 1st174 Shane Onufer Wyoming 1st184 Joe LeBlanc Wyoming 1st197 Andrew Anderson Northern Iowa 1st197 Tyler Sorenson South Dakota State 2ndHwt Chris� an Brantley Northern Iowa 1st

Freshman of the Year - Joe LeBlanc, WyomingWrestler of the Year - Moza Fay, Northern IowaCoach of the Year - Mark Branch, Wyoming

FIRST TEAM125, Michael Mar� nez, Wyoming133, Cory VomBaur, Wyoming141, Trent Washington, Northern Iowa149, Mitchell Polkowske, Northern Colorado157, Jus� n Gaethje, Northern Colorado165, Moza Fay, Northern Iowa174, Shane Onufer, Wyoming184, Joe LeBlanc, Wyoming197, Andrew Anderson, Northern Iowa285, Chris� an Brantley, Northern Iowa

SECOND TEAM125, Tony Mustari, Northern Colorado133, Bre� Bahe, Northern Colorado141, Kenny Hashimoto, Northern Colorado149, Ryan Adams, North Dakota State157, Tyson Reiner, Northern Iowa165, Alex Rieder, Wyoming174, Stephen Crozier, Air Force184, Alex Dolly, Northern Iowa197, Tyler Sorenson, South Dakota State285, Jason Stripling, South Dakota State

THIRD TEAM125, Jus� n Solberg, North Dakota State133, Steven Fitzgerald, Northern Iowa141, Cole Dallaserra, Wyoming149, Trevor Ki� leson, Northern Iowa157, Eric Coxbill, Wyoming165, Tyler Johnson, North Dakota State174, Sco� Ellio� , South Dakota State184, Ryan Johnson, Northern Colorado197, Alfonso Hernandez, Wyoming285, Jacob Scharbrough, Wyoming

Based on top three WWC fi nishers at West Regional

2007-08 Standings

All-Academic TeamAndrew Anderson, Northern IowaBre� Bahe, Northern ColoradoBre� Boyce, Air ForceStephen Crozier, Air ForceNeil Delaney, Air ForceCasen Eldredge, Utah ValleyCharlie E� elson, Northern IowaDane Fuhrman, WyomingRyan Johnson, Northern ColoradoJus� n Morrill, Utah ValleyJeff Newby, Utah ValleyFlint Ray, Utah ValleyJoshua Smith, Air ForceJason Stripling, South Dakota State

Ryan Adams earned second team All-WWC honors for the second straight season.

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Northern IllinoisDec. 13 - Fargo, N.D.

Location: DeKalb, Ill.Founded: 1895Enrollment: 24,397Nickname: HuskiesColors: Cardinal and BlackFacility: Convocation Center (9,100)Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: MACPresident: Dr. John PetersDirector of Athletics: Jeff Compher

Wrestling SID: Joe SumminsE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (815) 753-9539Fax: (815) 753-7700Web Site: www.niuhuskies.com

Head Coach: Dave GrantAlma Mater: Northern Iowa, 1985Record at School: 113-90-6 (13 years)Career Record: 113-90-6 (13 years)

Last Year’s Record: 5-8Conference Record: 1-4 (5th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-43rdStarters Returning/Lost: 10/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/1

Series Record: Tied, 1-1

MSU MoorheadDec. 13 - Fargo, N.D.

Location: Moorhead, Minn.Founded: 1887Enrollment: 7,500Nickname: DragonsColors: Red and WhiteFacility: Alex Nemzek Fieldhouse (2,237)Affi liation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northern SunPresident: Dr. Edna SzymanskiAthletic Director: Doug Peters

Wrestling SID: NaDean SchroederE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (218) 477-2113Fax: (218) 477-2324Web Site: www.msumdragons.com

Head Coach: Kris NelsonAlma Mater: North Dakota State, 2001Record at School: 1st yearCareer Record: 1st year

Last Year’s Record: 7-12Conference Record: 3-4 (5th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: Division II 25thStarters Returning/Lost: 3/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/5

Series Record: NDSU leads, 35-14

Cal State FullertonJan. 8 - Fullerton, Calif.

Loca� on: Fullerton, Calif.Founded: 1957Enrollment: 36,000Nickname: TitansColors: Navy, Orange and WhiteFacility: Titan GymAffi lia� on: NCAA Division IConference: Pac-10President: Dr. Milton A. GordonAthle� c Director: Brian Quinn

Wrestling SID: Mel FranksE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (657) 278-3981Fax: (657) 278-3141Web Site: www.fullerton� tans.com

Head Coach: Dan HicksAlma Mater: Oregon State, 1980Record at School: 68-57 (7 years)Career Record: 68-57 (7 years)

Last Year’s Record: 11-6Conference Record: 5-3 (8th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-62ndStarters Returning/Lost: 7/3Le� erwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4

Series Record: Fullerton leads, 1-0

North Carolina StateJan. 3 - Lincoln, Neb.

Location: Raleigh, N.C.Founded: 1887Enrollment: 31,792Nickname: WolfpackColors: Red and WhiteFacility: Reynolds Coliseum (12,400)Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: ACCChancellor: Dr. James WoodwardDirector of Athletics: Lee Fowler

Wrestling SID: Bruce WinkworthE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (919) 515-1182Fax: (919) 515-2898Web Site: www.gopack.com

Head Coach: Carter JordanAlma Mater: NC State, 2002Record at School: 45-45-3 (5 years)Career Record: 45-45-3 (5 years)

Last Year’s Record: 4-15-1Conference Record: 0-5 (6th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-18thStarters Returning/Lost: 5/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/13

Series Record: Tied, 1-1

Oregon StateDec. 13 - Fargo, N.D.

Location: Corvallis, Ore.Founded: 1868Enrollment: 20,100Nickname: BeaversColors: Orange and BlackFacility: Gill Coliseum (10,400)Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Pac-10President: Dr. Edward RayDirector of Athletics: Bob De Carolis

Wrestling SID: Melody StockwellE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (541) 737-3720Fax: (541) 737-3072Web Site: www.osubeavers.com

Head Coach: Jim ZaleskyAlma Mater: Iowa, 1984Record at School: 37-18 (3 years)Career Record: 154-44 (12 years)

Last Year’s Record: 10-8Conference Record: 6-3 (2nd)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: 41stStarters Returning/Lost: 6/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/5

Series Record: OSU leads, 1-0

Boise StateJan. 15 - Bozeman, Mont.

Location: Boise, IdahoFounded: 1932Enrollment: 18,936Nickname: BroncosColors: Blue and OrangeFacility: Bronco Gym, Taco Bell ArenaAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Pac-10President: Dr. Bob KustraAthletic Director: Gene Bleymaier

Wrestling SID: Max CorbetE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (208) 426-1515Fax: (208) 426-1778Web Site: www.broncosports.com

Head Coach: Greg RandallAlma Mater: Iowa, 1987Record at School: 74-26 (7 years)Career Record: 74-26 (7 years)

Last Year’s Record: 17-3Conference Record: 8-0 (1st)Final Ranking: 9thNCAA Finish: 12thStarters Returning/Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/4


Cal PolyJan. 10 - San Luis Obispo, Calif.

Location: San Luis Obispo, Calif.Founded: 1901Enrollment: 19,222Nickname: MustangsColors: Forest Green and GoldFacility: Mott Gym (3,032)Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Pac-10President: Warren J. BakerDirector of Athletics: Alison Cone

Wrestling SID: Eric BurdickE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (805) 756-6550Fax: (805) 756-2650Web Site: www.GoPoly.com

Head Coach: John AzevedoAlma Mater: Cal State Bakersfi eld, 1981Record at School: 37-54 (6 years)Career Record: 37-54 (6 years)

Last Year’s Record: 3-12Conference Record: 0-7 (9th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-43thStarters Returning/Lost: 7/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/3

Series Record: First meeting

NebraskaJan. 3 - Lincoln, Neb.

Location: Lincoln, Neb.Founded: 1869Enrollment: 23,573Nickname: HuskersColors: Scarlet and CreamFacility: NU Coliseum (4,030)Affi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Big 12Chancellor: Harvey Perlman, J.D.Athletic Director: Tom Osborne

Wrestling SID: Brandon GriesE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (402) 472-7781Fax: (402) 472-2005Web Site: www.huskers.com

Head Coach: Mark ManningAlma Mater: Nebraska-Omaha, 1985Record at School: 126-45-3 (9 years)Career Record: 149-69-5 (12 years)

Last Year’s Record: 17-3-1Conference Record: 7-0 (T-1st)Final Ranking: 4thNCAA Finish: 4thStarters Returning/Lost: 6/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/7

Series Record: Nebraska leads, 7-3-1

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Boston UniversityJan. 23 - Boston, Mass.

Location: Boston, Mass.Founded: 1839Enrollment: 31,766Nickname: TerriersColors: Scarlet and WhiteFacility: Case GymAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: CAAPresident: Robert A. BrownDirector of Athletics: Mike Lynch

Wrestling SID: Brian KelleyE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (617) 353-2872Fax: (617) 353-5286Web Site: www.goterriers.com

Head Coach: Carl AdamsAlma Mater: Iowa State, 1972Record at School: 257-160-5 (28th year)

Last Year’s Record: 7-8-1Conference Record: 1-4-1Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: 61stStarters Returning/Lost: 8/2


Sacred HeartJan. 24 - Fairfi eld, Conn.

Location: Fairfi eld, Conn.Founded: 1963Enrollment: 3,500Nickname: PioneersColors: Red and WhiteFacility: Pitt CenterAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: CAAPresident: Dr. Anthony J. CerneraAthletic Director: C. Donald Cook

Wrestling SID: Brendan FlynnE-mail: fl [email protected] ce Phone: (203) 365-4813Fax: (203) 365-7696Web Site: www.sacredheartpioneers.com

Head Coach: Casey BrewsterAlma Mater: West VirginiaRecord at School: 9-21 (2 years)Career Record: 9-21 (2 years)

Last Year’s Record: 7-10Conference Record: 0-6Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: NoneStarters Returning/Lost: 5/5


Northern IowaFeb. 14 - Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Location: Cedar Falls, IowaFounded: 1876Enrollment: 13,080Nickname: PanthersColors: Purple and Old GoldFacility: West Gym/McLeod CenterAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Western WrestlingPresident: Benjamin AllenAthletic Director: Troy Dannen

Wrestling SID: Laurie WildE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (319) 273-3783Fax: (319) 273-3602Web Site: www.unipanthers.com

Head Coach: Brad PenrithAlma Mater: Iowa, 1988Record at School: 80-63-4 (9 years)Career Record: 80-63-4 (9 years)

Last Year’s Record: 10-6Conference Record: 4-0 (T-1st)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: 22ndStarters Returning/Lost: 7/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/4

Series Record: UNI leads, 15-2-1

Air ForceJan. 31 - Fargo, N.D.

Location: USAF Academy, Colo.Founded: 1954Enrollment: 4,400Nickname: FalconsColors: Blue and SilverFacility: Clune ArenaAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Western WrestlingSuperintendent: Lt. Gen. Michael C. GouldAthletic Director: Dr. Hans J. Mueh

Wrestling SID: Melissa McKeownE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (719) 333-9025Fax: (719) 333-3798Web Site: www.GoAirForceFalcons.com

Head Coach: Joel SharrattAlma Mater: Iowa, 1995Record at School: 19-31 (3 years)Career Record: 19-31 (3 years)

Last Year’s Record: 4-12Conference Record: 1-5 (6th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: NoneStarters Returning/Lost: 8/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/4


WyomingFeb. 7 - Fargo, N.D.

Location: Laramie, Wyo.Founded: 1887Enrollment: 13.207Nickname: CowboysColors: Brown and GoldFacility: UniWyo Sports ComplexAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: WWCPresident: Tom BuchananAthletic Director: Tom Burman

Wrestling SID: Aaron VoosE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (307) 766-2257Fax: (307) 766-2346Web Site: www.wyomingathletics.com

Head Coach: Mark BranchAlma Mater: Oklahoma State, 1997Record at School: 15-3 (1 year)Career Record: 15-3 (1 year)

Last Year’s Record: 15-3Conference Record: 5-0 (T-1st)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-18thStarters Returning/Lost: 11/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/5

Series Record: Wyoming leads, 5-4

Northern ColoradoJan. 17 - Greeley, Colo.

Location: Greeley, Colo.Founded: 1889Enrollment: 12,218Nickname: BearsColors: Blue and GoldFacility: Butler-Hancock ArenaAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Western WrestlingPresident: Kay NortonDirector of Athletics: Jay Hinrichs

Wrestling SID: Heather KennedyE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (970) 351-1065Fax: (970) 351-1065Web Site: www.uncbears.com

Interim Head Coach: Ben CherringtonAlma Mater: Boise State, 2006Record at School: 0-0 (1st year)Career Record: 0-0 (1st year)

Last Year’s Record: 5-11-1Conference Record: 3-3 (4th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-62ndStarters Returning/Lost: 8/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4

Series Record: NDSU leads, 27-4-2

South Dakota StateFeb. 18 - Fargo, N.D.

Location: Brookings, S.D.Founded: 1881Enrollment: 12,376Nickname: JackrabbitsColors: Yellow and BlueFacility: Frost ArenaAffi liation: NCAA Division IConference: Western WrestlingPresident: Dr. David ChicoineAthletics Director: Justin Sell

Wrestling SID: Chris McKeownE-mail: [email protected] ce Phone: (605) 688-4822Fax: (605) 688-5999Web Site: www.gojacks.com

Head Coach: Jason LilesAlma Mater: Bowling Green, 1979Record at School: 141-110-3 (16 years)Career Record: 230-138-4 (25 years)

Last Year’s Record: 9-11-1Conference Record: 0-6 (5th)Final Ranking: NoneNCAA Finish: T-62ndStarters Returning/Lost: 6/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/5

Series Record: NDSU leads, 35-16-1

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Team Standings Pts1. North Dakota State 98 1/22. South Dakota State 913. Central Oklahoma 74 1/2 Nebraska-Omaha 74 1/25. Southern Colorado 71 1/2

Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place125—Ma� Stawser So. Wadena, Minn. 1-2 DNP133—Lucas Chris� anson Fr. Apple Valley, Minn. 3-3 6th141—Jake Thielbar Jr. Faribault, Minn. 1-2 DNP149—Paul Carlson Fr. St. Francis, Minn. 0-2 DNP157—Thad Pike Fr. Hayfi eld, Minn. 0-2 DNP165—Grady Wolf Sr. Bismarck, N.D. 2-3 8th174—Todd Fuller Jr. Maple Lake, Minn. 4-0 1st184—Steve Saxlund Sr. Pipestone, Minn. 4-0 1st197—Brian Kramer Fr. Cold Spring, Minn. 3-3 6thHwt.—Nick Severson Jr. Hayfi eld, Minn. 4-0 1st

2000-01 NCAA Division II National Champions

North Dakota State won four na� onal championships in NCAA Division II. The Bison claimed the crown in 1988, returned to the throne in 1998, and won two straight in 2000 and 2001.

At Omaha, Nebraska

Team Standings Pts1. North Dakota State 88 2. Nebraska-Omaha 81 3/43. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 754. Ferris State 605. North Dakota 50 3/4

Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place118—Dave Calliguri So. Hibbing, Minn. 3-1 2nd126—Rick Goeb Sr. Anoka, Minn. 3-0 1st134—Dan Collins Jr. Bloomington, Minn. 0-2 DNP142—Jeff Ocel Jr. Apple Valley, Minn. 4-2 4th150—Bourck Cashmore Sr. Cascade, Mont. 3-3 5th158—Gene Green Jr. Apple Valley, Minn. 2-2 4th167—No entry177—Pat Johannes Sr. Cold Spring, Minn. 3-2 4th190—Ma� Palmer Sr. Royalton, Minn. 3-1 2ndHwt.—Ellis Wojciehowski Jr. Columbia Heights, Minn. 0-2


At Brookings, South Dakota

Team Standings Pts1. North Dakota State 91 1/22. Central Oklahoma 753. Nebraska-Omaha 73 1/24. South Dakota State 725. Pi� sburgh-Johnstown 58

Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place125—No entry133—Kris Nelson Sr. Lisbon, N.D. 4-0 1st141—Jake Thielbar So. Faribault, Minn. 3-2 4th149—No entry157—Wayne Mooney Sr. Greenbush, Minn. 3-0 1st165—Grady Wolf So. Bismarck, N.D. 0-2 DNP174—Todd Fuller So. Maple Lake, Minn. 4-0 1st184—Steve Saxlund Jr. Pipestone, Minn. 4-0 1st197—Bryan Mueller Jr. Hillsboro, N.D. 1-2 DNPHwt.—No entry


At Pueblo, Colorado

Team Standings Pts1. North Dakota State 1122. South Dakota State 783. Pi� sburgh-Johnstown 664. Central Oklahoma 615. Southern Colorado 56

Individual Entries Yr. Hometown W-L Place118—No entry126—Kris Nelson So. Lisbon, N.D. 4-2 4th 134—George Thompson Sr. Milbank, S.D. 4-1 3rd142—Jason Cuperus Sr. Reading, Minn. 4-1 3rd150—Wayne Mooney So. Greenbush, Minn. 3-2 7th158—Mark Pazdernik Sr. New Salem, N.D. 4-0 1st167—Steve Saxlund Fr. Pipestone, Minn. 4-0 1st177—No entry190—Ryan Wolters Sr. Fargo, N.D. 5-1 3rdHwt.—Dave Clymer So. Has� ngs, Minn. 3-1 7th


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Bison NCAA Division I Qualifi ers1971 - Auburn, Ala.Bill Demaray - 171 - 4th seed def. Tom Jones (Navy) 10-3 def. Pete Leiskau (Wisconsin) 6-4 def. #8 Bruce Zindel (Michigan St.) 5-4 lost #1 Geoff Baum (Oklahoma St.) 6-4 lost Dave Van Meeven (New Mexico) 4-1

1972 - College Park, Md.Bill Demaray - 177 - 2nd seed lost Kevin Milliken (Yale) 5-4

1973 - Sea� le, Wa.Phil Reimnitz - 126 - 5th seed lost Dan Monroe (East Carolina) 12-4Lee Petersen - 142 - 5th seed lost Reed Fehlberg (Brigham Young) 16-9 def. Brian Beatson (Oklahoma) 10-4 def. #4 Barry Snyder (Penn St.) 3-1 def. Tim Granowitz (Florida) 4-1 def. #2 Tim Williams (Colorado St.) 8-5Tom Lowe - 190 def. Tom Swoyer (Drake) 5-2 lost #2 Al Nacin (Iowa St.) 16-1 lost George Calloway (Auburn) 4-2

1974 - Ames, IowaPhil Reimnitz - 126 lost #5 Dave Mar� n (Indiana St.) 9-0Lee Petersen - 142 - 5th seed def. Laird Carmichael (Georgia Tech) 7-1

def. Mike Winberry (Northern Colorado) Fall 0:57 lost #4 Steve Randall (Oklahoma St.) 7-2 def. Mike Salupo (Miami-Ohio) 10-9 lost Brian Beatson (Oklahoma) 9-5

1975 - Princeton, N.J.Brad Dodds - 142 lost Tom Marrio� (East Carolina) 9-8Brad Rheingans - 190 - 5th seed def. Henry Jackson (Florida) 12-2 def. Fred Bohna (UCLA) 6-2 def. Neal Brendel (Yale) Fall 6:05 lost #1 Al Nacin (Iowa St.) 6-3 def. Bob Orwig (Air Force) 4-1Dalfi n Blaske - Heavyweight lost Mi� Sels (New Mexico) Fall 4:39

1976 - Tucson, Ariz.Dave Scherer - 150 lost #7 Doug Ziebart (Oregon St.) Fall 7:12

1982 - Ames, IowaLyle Clem - 126 lost #2 Frank Famiano (SUNY) 9-7Mike Langlais - 142 - 6th seed def. Mark DeAugus� no (Tennessee) 10-7 lost Lenny Nelson (Wilkes) 8-2Dave Hass - 190 lost #4 Pete Bush (Iowa) 18-5 def. Jeff Estmont (Ashland) 11-9 lost #5 Kirk Myers (Northern Iowa) 10-2

1983 - Oklahoma City, Okla.Steve Carr - 134 lost #4 Bill Marino (Penn St.) Fall 3:49Mike Langlais - 142 - 7th seed def. Dave Lundskog (Weber St.) 20-8 lost Steve Koob (North Carolina St.) 6-3

1984 - Meadowlands, N.J.Mike Langlais - 150 - 11th seed lost Darren Abel (Oklahoma) 9-3 def. #2 Wes Gasner (Wyoming) 5-2 def. Jim Farina (Iowa St.) 10-1

def. #6 Chris Bevilacqua (Penn St.) 17-14 lost #5 Eddie Urbano (Arizona St.) 14-7

1985 - Oklahoma City, Okla.John Morgan - 177 lost Chuck Kearney (Oklahoma St.) 13-5

1987 - College Park, Md.Pat Johannes - 177 def. Corey Veach (Weber St.) TF 17-2, 7:00 lost #1 Darrel Pope (Cal-St.-Bakersfi eld) 17-5 lost Mike Funk (Northwestern) 6-4

1988 - Ames, IowaDave Calliguri - 118 - 11th seed lost John Supsic (Bloomsburg) 14-3Rick Goeb - 126 lost #7 Mike Schwab (Northern Iowa) 9-7Pat Johannes - 177 - 11th seed def. Ron Perry (Stanford) 17-6 def. #6 Chuck Kearney (Oregon) Fall 6:51 lost #3 Brad Lloyd (Lock Haven) TF 16-0, 5:47 def. #12 Pete Georgoutsos (Montclair St.) 7-6 lost #8 R.J. Nebe (Nebraska-Omaha) 4-1Ma� Palmer - 190

def. #6 Dave Mariola (Michigan St.) 11-4 lost #11 John Flaherty (Clarion) 11-2 def. Jon Frangoulis (SW Missouri) Med. FF lost Junior Meek (Oklahoma) 9-6

1989 - Oklahoma City, Okla.Dan Collins - 134 lost #5 Anibal Nieves (East Stroudsburg) 9-2 lost #12 Tony Reed (Bloomsburg) 4-2

1990 - College Park, Md.Bret Maughan - 118

def. Lance Ellis (Indiana) 18-6 lost #3 Mark Schwab (Northern Iowa) 19-8 lost Steve Millward (West Virginia) 11-11, Cr 10

1991 - Iowa City, IowaBret Maughan - 118 lost Ty Moore (North Carolina) 7-6

2007 - Auburn Hills, Mich.Eric Hoff man - 125 lost #8 Gabe Flores (Illinois) 2-0 lost Chad Sportelli (Kent St.) 9-7Ryan Adams - 149 lost #12 Dan Vallimont (Penn St.) 11-2 def. Sam Alvarenga (Virginia Military) 6-4 lost #11 Cyler Sanderson (Iowa St.) 5-2Jacob Bryce - 197 lost #9 Kurt Backes (Iowa St.) 16-4 lost Nathan Moore (Purdue) 12-0

2008 - St. Louis, Mo.Eric Hoff man - 125 def. #15 Joey Fio (Oklahoma) 14-6 lost #1 Angel Escobedo (Indiana) 6-3 def. #20 Javier Maldonado (Tennessee-Chat tanooga) 12-6 lost #9 Rollie Peterkin (Penn) 3-0Ryan Adams - 149 lost #12 Josh Churella (Michigan) 11-2 lost #18 Josh Wagner (Missouri) Fall 1:00Jacob Bryce - 197 lost #5 Dallas Herbst (Wisconsin) Fall 0:25 lost Lamar Brown (Rutgers) 11-5

NCAA Division IPlacewinners

1971 - Bill Demaray6th - 177 pounds1973 - Lee Petersen4th - 142 pounds1974 - Lee Petersen7th - 142 pounds1975 - Brad Rheingans4th - 190 pounds1984 - Mike Langlais6th - 150 pounds1988 - Pat Johannes7th - 177 pounds

Pat Johannes fi nished 7th at 177 pounds at the 1988 NCAA Tournament in Ames, Iowa.

Eric Hoff man was a two-� me NCAA qualifi er in 2007 and 2008.

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Bill Demaray177 lbs., 1971, 1972

Bob Backlund190 lbs., 1971

Phil Reimnitz126 lbs., 1973

Lee Petersen142 lbs., 1973

Brad Rheingans190 lbs., 1975

Mark Reimnitz150 lbs., 1977

Brian Kapusta118 lbs., 1993, 1994,

1995

Lloyd Wurm134 lbs., 1992

Rick Goeb126 lbs., 1988

Marty Morgan167 lbs., 1987

Mike Langlais142 lbs., 1982150 lbs., 1984

Steve Carr134 lbs., 1983

Ryan Wolters190 lbs., 1995

George Thompson134 lbs., 1997

Mark Pazdernik158 lbs., 1998

Todd Fuller174 lbs., 2000, 2001,

2002

Nick SeversonHwt., 2001, 2002

Paul Carlson157 lbs., 2003

Steve Saxlund167 lbs., 1998

184 lbs., 2000, 2001

Kris Nelson133 lbs., 2000

Wayne Mooney157 lbs., 2000

Todd Fuller captured three straight NCAA � tles at 174 pounds (2000, 2001, 2002)

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Brad Rheingans1972, 1974, 1975 NCC

Champion1975 NCAA Division II

Champion1975 NCAA Division I 4th

Place1975 Pan-American Cham-

pion (220)1976 U.S. Olympic Team

Member1976 Olympic Games (4th)1979 World Games (3rd)

Runners-upLee Petersen 142 1974Brad Rheingans 177 1974Don Meyer Hwt. 1976Dave Scherer 150 1976Dave Hass 190 1982Lyle Clem 126 1983Mike Langlais 142 1983Dave Calliguri 118 1988Ma� Palmer 190 1988Bret Maughan 118 1991Mark Anderson 158 1991Lance Koenig 167 1992Tim Tekautz Hwt. 1992Joel Ve� el 158 1994George Thompson 126 1995Steve Saxlund 174 1999Paul Carlson 157 2002Brian Kraemer 197 2003 197 2004Ma� Hermann 184 2004

Third PlaceSam Kucenic 123 1969Tom Lowe 190 1973Phil Reimnitz 126 1974Brad Dodds 142 1975Dalfi n Blaske Hwt. 1975Lon Brew 142 1979Lyle Clem 126 1982Steve Hammers 177 1984John Morgan 167 1984 167 1985Gene Green 158 1986Pat Johannes 177 1985 177 1987Dan Collins 134 1989Mark Miley 158 1989Bret Maughan 118 1990Tom Kirpach 167 1990Bryan Nelson 190 1990Brian Kapusta 118 1992Tim Tekautz Hwt. 1993Jeff Kapusta 126 1997George Thompson 134 1998Jason Cuperus 142 1998Ryan Wolters 190 1998Ryan Lewis 125 1999Mike Fielder 165 2002Thad Pike 174 2003 174 2004Paul Carlson 157 2004

Fourth PlaceJoe McCormick 145 1966Ken Tinquist 134 1972Doug Weisz 118 1977Steve Mar� nson 134 1977Lon Brew 142 1977Perry Kozlowski 190 1978Mike Langlais 142 1981Tim Jones 158 1981Greg Stensgard 167 1982David Hass 190 1983Steve Carr 134 1984Mike Frazier 142 1984 142 1986

John Morgan 167 1986Jeff Ocel 142 1987 142 1988 142 1989Gene Green 158 1988Pat Johannes 177 1988Dave Calliguri 118 1989Paul Koupal 150 1989Lloyd Wurm 134 1991Joel Ve� el 150 1992Robert Finneseth 190 1993Mike McCormick 177 1995Kris Nelson 126 1998Wayne Mooney 157 1999Jake Thielbar 141 2000Chris Rufo 184 2002Ma� Strawser 125 2003Nick Magee 133 2004Mike Fiedler 165 2004

Fi� h PlaceBrad Rheingans 190 1972Bob Backlund Hwt. 1972Mark Hughes 150 1973Mark Anderson 126 1978Ron Hilgart 167 1978Mark Reimnitz 150 1979Pat Halloran 126 1981Steve Pfi efer Hwt. 1981Tim Jones 158 1982 158 1983Steve Werner 118 1983John Morgan 167 1983Steve Hammers 177 1983 Mike Frazier 142 1985Rick Goeb 126 1987Dan Collins 134 1987Lance Rogers 150 1986 150 1987

Bourck Cashmore 150 1988Ellis Wojciehowski Hwt. 1989Joel Ve� el 150 1993Ryan Wolters 190 1996Ma� Strawser 125 2002

Sixth PlaceBill Demaray 158 1970Lynn Forde 134 1971Gerry Seifert 150 1971Jeff Andvik 134 1971Lon Brew 134 1976Myron Feist 158 1976Jack Maughan 126 1984 134 1985Steve Anderson 118 1985Bryan Nelson 190 1991Mark Anderson 158 1992Jeff Ersland 158 1993Lance Koenig 167 1993Jeff Kapusta 126 1994Jeremy LaVigne 142 1995George Thompson 134 1996Robert Finneseth 177 1996Lucas Chris� anson 133 2001Brian Kraemer 197 2001Joe Bryce Hwt. 2004

Seventh PlaceGuy Kimball 118 1980Steve Werner 118 1982Rick Goeb 126 1986Pat Johannes 177 1986Mark Pazdernik 158 1997Wayne Mooney 150 1998Dave Clymer Hwt. 1998Kris Nelson 133 1999Chris Zink 149 1999Brian Kraemer 197 2002

Eighth PlaceMa� Palmer 190 1986Jack Thompson 134 1993Jeremy LaVigne 134 1994Robert Finneseth 190 1994Mark Pazdernik 150 1995Bre� Svendsen 167 1997Grady Wolf 165 2001Lucas Chris� anson 141 2002

John Morgan1984 NCC Champion1988 U.S. Olympic Team

Member1988 Olympic Games (7th)U.S. World Team Member

(1989-90-91)1990 World Games (5th)1991 World Games (7th)

Four-TimeAll-Americans

Pat JohannesBrian KapustaBrian KraemerMike LanglaisJohn MorganSteve SaxlundGeorge Thompson

Three-TimeAll-Americans

Lon BrewPaul CarlsonBill DemarayRobert FinnesethMike FrazierTodd FullerRick GoebTim JonesJeff KapustaWayne MooneyKris NelsonJeff OcelMark PazdernikBrad RheingansJoel Ve� elRyan Wolters

Two-TimeAll-Americans

Mark AndersonBob BacklundDave CalliguriSteve CarrLucas Chris� ansonLyle ClemDan CollinsMike FiedlerGene GreenSteve HammersDavid HassLance KoenigJeremy LaVigneBret MaughanJack MaughanBryan NelsonMa� PalmerThad PikeMark ReimnitzPhil ReimnitzLance RogersNick SeversonMa� StrawserTim TekautzSteve WernerLloyd Wurm

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tler1982 Mike Langlais1995 Brian Kapusta2000 Kris Nelson2001 Steve Saxlund2002 Todd Fuller

.... Dual Meet Conf. NCAAYear Head Coach Record ....... Place Place1957-58 Tom Neuberger ............ 2-9-0 — —1958-59 Tom Neuberger .......... 8-11-0 — —1959-60 Tom Neuberger ............ 6-5-1 — —1960-61 Tom Neuberger ............ 8-6-0 — —1961-62 Don Lemnus ................. 4-8-1 — —1962-63 Tom Neuberger .......... 0-10-3 — —1963-64 Tom Neuberger .......... 3-11-0 — —1964-65 Bucky Maughan ............ 8-5-0 3rd —1965-66 Bucky Maughan ............ 7-9-0 — —1966-67 Bucky Maughan .......... 10-9-0 5th —1967-68 Bucky Maughan ......... 3-11-1 4th —1968-69 Bucky Maughan .......... 10-3-1 2nd 21st1969-70 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-3-2 4th —1970-71 Bucky Maughan .......... 12-1-0 2nd 4th1971-72 Bucky Maughan .......... 15-1-0 2nd 2nd1972-73 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-2-0 3rd 3rd1973-74 Bucky Maughan .......... 13-3-0 2nd 4th1974-75 Bucky Maughan .......... 12-1-0 **2nd 4th1975-76 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-3-0 3rd 5th1976-77 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-1-0 2nd 5th1977-78 Bucky Maughan ........... 6-4-2 3rd 8th1978-79 Bucky Maughan .......... 13-1-0 1st 10th1979-80 Bucky Maughan ........... 9-3-0 3rd 28th1980-81 Bucky Maughan .......... 13-2-0 2nd 5th1981-82 Bucky Maughan .......... 12-1-0 1st 2nd1982-83 Bucky Maughan .......... 13-1-0 1st 2nd1983-84 Bucky Maughan ........... 9-2-1 1st 3rd1984-85 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-0-0 1st 6th1985-86 Bucky Maughan .......... 10-1-0 1st 4th1986-87 Bucky Maughan .......... 12-1-0 1st 3rd1987-88 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-1-0 1st 1st1988-89 Bucky Maughan ........... 8-4-0 1st 3rd1989-90 Bucky Maughan ............ 7-3-2 1st 5th1990-91 Bucky Maughan ........... 9-1-0 2nd 4th1991-92 Bucky Maughan .......... 16-0-0 1st 2nd(t)1992-93 Bucky Maughan ........... 8-4-0 1st 3rd1993-94 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-3-0 1st 5th1994-95 Bucky Maughan ........... 8-3-0 2nd 3rd1995-96 Bucky Maughan ........... 8-3-0 4th 13th1996-97 Bucky Maughan ........... 7-4-0 4th 7th1997-98 Bucky Maughan ........... 8-4-0 1st 1st1998-99 Bucky Maughan ........... 7-4-0 2nd 7th1999-00 Bucky Maughan .......... 10-2-0 2nd 1st2000-01 Bucky Maughan ........... 9-3-2 1st 1st2001-02 Bucky Maughan .......... 13-2-0 1st 2nd2002-03 Bucky Maughan .......... 12-3-0 2nd 4th2003-04 Bucky Maughan .......... 14-0-0 1st 2nd2004-05 Bucky Maughan .......... 10-4-0 — —2005-06 Bucky Maughan ............ 6-6-0 — —2006-07 Bucky Maughan ............ 8-5-1 4th 63rd(t)2007-08 Bucky Maughan .......... 11-9-0 5th 50th2008-09 Bucky Maughan .......... 5-10-1 5th —

Totals 52 years ............ 479-206-18 17 � tles 4 � tles**Later moved to eighth place due to use of ineligible wrestler.

All-Time Coaching RecordsHead Coach Years at NDSU Record Pct.

Tom Neuberger 1957-61, 1962-64 (6) 27-60-4 .319

Don Lemnus 1961-62 (1) 4-8-1 .346

Bucky Maughan 1964-Present (45) 448-146-13 .749

Year-By-Year Results Bison Career Wins Name Years Weight W-L-T1. Mike Langlais 1980-84 142 151-22-02. Brian Kapusta 1991-95 118 108-17-0 3. Steve Saxlund 1996-01 184 107-19-0 Pat Johannes 1984-88 177 107-29-15. Dave Hass 1980-84 190 104-39-16. Brian Kraemer 2000-04 197 102-45-07. Todd Fuller 1998-02 174 101-29-08. Lon Brew 1975-79 142 99-22-29. John Morgan 1982-86 167/177 98-36-0 Gregg Stensgard 1978-82 158/167 98-36-0 Mike Fiedler 2000-04 165 98-36-0 Paul Carlson 2000-04 149/157 98-37-0

Winning Percentage (minimum of 75 matches)

Name Years Weight W-L-T Pct.1. Brad Rheingans 1971-75 190 96-11-0 .8972. Lee Petersen 1972-75 142 84-10-2 .8853. Mike Langlais 1980-84 142 151-22-0 .8734. Phil Reimnitz 1972-75 126 87-13-1 .8665. Brian Kapusta 1991-95 118 108-17-0 .8646. Steve Saxlund 1996-01 184 107-19-0 .8497. Mark Reimnitz 1975-79 150 94-20-1 .8228. Lon Brew 1975-79 142 99-22-1 .8169. Dave Calliguri 1986-90 118 91-21-1 .81010. Tim Tekautz 1989-93 Hwt. 92-25-0 .786

Individual RecordsCareerMatch Points: 548 - Mike Langlais, 1980-84Team Points: 241 - Mike Langlais, 1980-84Pins: 28, Phil Reimnitz, 1971-74

SeasonTeam Points: 82 - Bill Demaray, 1972

Single MatchTakedowns: 12 - Paul Carlson vs. Northern State, 2001; Steve Saxlund vs. South Dakota State, 2000Highest Match Score: 47 - Lee Petersen vs. MSU-Moor-head, 1973

Individual (Overall)Season Pins: 31, Phil Reimnitz, 1972-73Season Consecu� ve Pins: 22, Phil Reimnitz, 1972-73Season Wins: 46, Mike Langlais, 1983-84 (46-7)Season Consecu� ve Wins: 37, Phil Reimnitz, 1972-73Quickest Pin: 0:07, Tim Tekautz, 1992-93

Team (Duals Only)SeasonMost Shutouts: 3, 1969-70Team Points: 535, 1991-92Meet Wins: 16, 1991-92

MatchHighest Score: 57, 1976-77, vs. Minnesota State-Moor-

head (57-0) 57, 1986-87, vs. Northwest Missouri State (57-0)Consecu� ve Pins: 6, 1969-70, vs. Augustana (S.D.) (48-0) 6, 1986-87, vs. Northwest Missouri State (57-0)

Mike Langlais is NDSU’s all-� me career wins leader (151), was a four-� me NCAA All-American and two-� me NCAA Champion (1982, 1984).

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Bison North Central Conference Individual Champions1964 Joe McCormick, 1471969 Sam Kucenic, 123 Lynn Forde, 137 Dave Ahonen, 1451970 Sam Kucenic, 126 Bill Demaray, 1671971 Sam Kucenic, 126 Lynn Forde, 142 Gerry Seifert, 158 Bill Demaray, 1771972 Bill Demaray, 167 Brad Rheingans, 1771973 Phil Reimnitz, 126 Lee Petersen, 142 Mark Hughes, 150 Tom Lowe, 1901974 Lee Petersen, 142 Brad Rheingans, 1771975 Brad Rheingans, 1901976 Don Meyer, Hwt.1977 Mark Anderson, 126 Don Meyer, Hwt.1978 Lon Brew, 1421979 Guy Kimball, 118 Mark Reimnitz, 150 Terry Mensink, 1901980 Guy Kimball, 118 Kent Ness, 1261981 Steve Werner, 1181982 Steve Werner, 118 Lyle Clem, 126 Mike Langlais, 142 Tim Jones, 1581983 Steve Werner, 118 Lyle Clem, 126 Mike Langlais, 1421984 Mike Langlais, 150

as the top placewinner at the NCAA North Regional.

John Morgan, 167 Dave Hass, 1901985 Mike Frazier, 142 Gene Green, 158 Pat Johannes, 1671986 Gene Green, 1581987 Dave Calliguri, 118 Lance Rogers, 1501988 Dave Calliguri, 118 Ellis Wojciehowski, Hwt.1989 Dan Collins, 134 Jeff Ocel, 1421990 Tom Kirpach, 167 Bryan Nelson, 1901991 Mark Anderson, 1581992 Brian Kapusta, 118 Lloyd Wurm, 134 Mark Anderson, 158 Tim Tekautz, Hwt.1993 Brian Kapusta, 118 Tim Tekautz, Hwt.1994 Brian Kapusta, 118 Jack Thompson, 142 Joel Ve� el, 158 Lance Koenig, 1771995 Brian Kapusta, 118 Jeremy LaVigne, 142 Ryan Wolters, 1901996 Robert Finneseth, 1771997 Mark Pazdernik, 1581998 George Thompson, 134 Mark Pazdernik, 158 Steve Saxlund, 1671999 Ryan Lewis, 125 Kris Nelson, 133

NDSU’s 4-Time KingsBrian Kapusta–118 Pounds 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Steve Saxlund–174-184 Pounds 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

NDSU’s 3-Time KingsSam Kucenic–126 Pounds 1969, 1970, 1971Bill Demaray–167/177 Pounds 1970, 1971, 1972Brad Rheingans–177/190 Pounds 1972, 1974, 1975Steve Werner–118 Pounds 1981, 1982, 1983Mike Langlais–142/150 Pounds 1982, 1983, 1984Paul Carlson–157 Pounds 2002, 2003, 2004

Bison North Central Conference Team Championships1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004

Steve Saxlund, 1742000 Kris Nelson, 133 Wayne Mooney, 157 Todd Fuller, 174 Steve Saxlund, 1842001 Steve Saxlund, 1842002 Ma� Strawser, 125 Paul Carlson, 157 Todd Fuller, 174 Nick Severson, Hwt.2003 Paul Carlson, 1572004* Nick Magee, 133 Paul Carlson, 157 Mike Fiedler, 165 Thad Pike, 174 Brian Kraemer, 197*Beginning in 2004, confer-ence champions were declared

Brian Kapusta was a four-� me NCC Champion and ranks second on the all-� me wins list (108).

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1957-58 Record: 2-9Head Coach: Tom Neuberger Valley City St. W, 23-5 Bemidji St. L, 3- 33 Concordia College L, 13-19 Bemidji St. L, 5-33 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 8-28 Valley City St. L, 10-32 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 2-32 Concordia College W, 23-13 St. John’s (Minn.) L, 3-27 Montana St. L, 5-36 Macalester L, 5-29

1958-59Record: 8-11Head Coach: Tom Neuberger at Minn. St. Moorhead L, 5-36 at St. Cloud St. L, 3-29 at St. John’s (Minn.) L, 3-29 Jamestown W, 34-9 at Valley City St. L, 11-16 Minot St. L, 8-22 South Dakota W, 36-2 at Bemidji St. L, 3-31 at Wis.-Stout W, 20-19 at Wis.-River Falls W, 19-13 at Winona St. L, 3-33 at Minot St. W, 14-12 at Jamestown W, 23-11 Nebraska-Omaha L, 10-21 Concordia College W, 22-11 at North Dakota W, 19-16 Bemidji St. L, 9-24 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 12-22 Concordia College L, 16-19

1959-60Record: 6-5-1Head Coach: Tom Neuberger at South Dakota St. L, 3-30 at Bemidji St. T, 16-16 at Concordia College W, 17-14 at North Dakota W, 21-11 at Minn. St. Moorhead L, 2-27 St. John’s (Minn.) L, 14-15 Concordia College W, 22-8 Minot St. L, 15-9 Valley City St. W, 25-12 Saskatchewan W, 24-10 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 18-15 Wis.-River Falls L, 12-16

1960-61Record: 8-6Head Coach: Tom Neuberger Concordia College W, 28-8 at Valley City St. W, 26-10 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 10-20 Northern St. W, 17-11 South Dakota St. L, 8-27 Montana St. L, 6-29 Saskatchewan W, 33-7 Bemidji St. W, 26-13 at Dickinson St. L, 9-21 at Minot St. L, 6-24 North Dakota W, 30-8 at Concordia College L, 13-19 Michigan Tech W, 17-11 at Saskatchewan W, 28-5

1965-66Record: 7-9Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Dickinson St. W, 22-19 at Minn.-Morris W, 29-11 at St. Cloud St. L, 10-34 at Minn. St. Moorhead L, 3-42 Mayville St. L, 17-22 Nebraska-Omaha L, 8-26 at Minn.-Morris W, 23-16 South Dakota W, 26-12 Morningside W, 29-5 Minot St. L, 3-33 at Concordia College L, 3-30 Dickinson St. L, 16-17 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 21-14 at South Dakota St. L, 0-45 Northern St. W, 33-8 at North Dakota L, 8-25 at NCC Championships DNC

1966-67Record: 10-9Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Augustana (S.D.) W, 29-5 Minn. St. Mankato L, 11-24 Minnesota L, 11-22 South Dakota St. L, 9-25 South Dakota W, 19-13 Valley City St. L, 9-22 Nebraska-Omaha L, 12-19 Minot St. L, 11-22 Mayville St. L, 34-13 Northern St. W, 21-14 Minn.-Morris W, 24-3 Mayville St. W, 33-16 Black Hills St. W, 29-13 Dickinson St. L, 11-22 Morningside L, 18-23 South Dakota W, 19-14 South Dakota St. W, 20-9 Concordia College W, 21-12 North Dakota L, 14-15 at NCC Championships 5th

1967-68Record: 3-11-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan St. Cloud St. L, 10-20 South Dakota St. L, 10-27 Minnesota L, 11-24 Nebraska T, 18-18 South Dakota St. L, 9-22 Minot St. L, 9-22 Dickinson St. L, 19-14 Nebraska-Omaha L, 9-22 Concordia College. W, 29-13 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 9-34 Minn. St. Mankato L, 9-24 Valley City St. L, 14-23 Morningside L, 12-15 South Dakota W, 29-5 North Dakota L, 14-16 at NCC Championships 4th

1968-69Record: 10-3-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan St. Cloud St. W, 20-9 Wis.-Stout W, 23-15 Augustana (S.D.) W, 34-3 Valley City St. W, 31-6 Minn. St. Mankato W, 16-15 Northern Iowa L, 5-27 Winona St. W, 28-11 Morningside T, 18-18 South Dakota W, 27-7 Concordia College W, 37-7 Northern Michigan W, 22-11 South Dakota St. L, 11-22 North Dakota W, 20-11 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 13-23 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 21st

1961-62Record: 4-8-1Head Coach: Don Lemnus at Jamestown W, 18-16 at Concordia College T, 18-18 Dickinson St. L, 8-27 at Bemidji St. L, 12-20 at Minn. St. Moorhead L, 8-24 Valley City St. L, 14-19 Minot St. L, 13-21 Saskatchewan W, 26-8 at Montana St. L, 2-31 at Utah W, 21-13 at Brigham Young L, 15-21 Concordia College L, 10-18 at North Dakota W, 28-10

1962-63Record: 0-10-3Head Coach: Tom Neuberger Concordia College L, 3-29 UND-Ellendale T, 18-18 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 0-36 Concordia College L, 11-17 Minot St. L, 8-24 Valley City St. T, 16-16 Bismarck St. T, 15-15 Dickinson St. L, 2-27 South Dakota St. L, 2-31 Mayville St. L, 8-24 Michigan Tech L, 14-20 Jamestown L, 9-21 Bemidji St. L, 15-23

1963-64Record: 3-11Head Coach: Tom Neuberger Gustavus Adolphus L, 6-24 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 5-27 Valley City St. L, 0-38 Concordia College L, 8-22 Dickinson St. W, 18-16 Minn. St. Moorhead L, 7-30 Minn.-Morris L, 3-25 North Dakota W, 40-0 Bismarck St. L, 13-21 Augustana (S.D.) W, 19-13 South Dakota. St. L, 3-25 Minot St. L, 5-27 Montana St. L, 0-36 Air Force L, 3-25

1964-65Record: 8-5Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn. St. Moorhead L, 8-30 Augustana (S.D.) W, 31-5 Bemidji St. L, 8-25 South Dakota W, 28-5 Morningside W, 32-5 Minn.-Morris W, 17-13 Concordia College L, 6-22 Huron W, 33-3 Northern St. W, 18-16 Dickinson St. L, 11-21 South Dakota St. L, 8-22 Jamestown W, 34-8 North Dakota W, 18-11 at NCC Championships 3rd

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1969-70Record: 11-3-2Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn.-Morris W, 37-3 Minnesota W, 21-14 Minn. St. Mankato T, 17-17 St. Cloud St. W, 34-0 Valley City St. W, 30-6 Concordia College W, 35-2 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 30-5 Winona St. L, 14-19 Northern Iowa T, 15-15 Upper Iowa L, 14-12 NE Missouri St. W, 31-3 South Dakota W, 31-7 Morningside W, 37-3 Augustana (S.D.) W, 48-0 South Dakota St. L, 14-17 North Dakota W, 46-0 at NCC Championships 4th

1970-71Record: 12-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn.-Morris W, 38-2 at Minnesota W, 25-10 at St. Cloud St. W, 37-2 Concordia College W, 40-4 at South Dakota W, 40-6 at Morningside W, 43-3 Augustana (S.D.) W, 38-0 Winona St. W, 26-6 Northern Iowa L, 11-25 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 22-18 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 40-9 South Dakota St. W, 22-14 North Dakota W, 39-3 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 4th

1971-72Record: 15-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Minn.-Morris W, 38-2 Minn. St. Mankato W, 22-18 at South Dakota St. W, 26-24 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 55-0 Concordia College W, 45-0 at Slippery Rock W, 27-16 at Clarion W, 27-16 at Shippensburg W, 36-9 at Lock Haven W, 26-15 South Dakota W, 40-6 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 36-6 at Morningside W, 43-3 at Winona St. W, 31-8 at Northern Iowa L, 11-25 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 40-9 Nebraska-Omaha W, 34-12 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 2nd

1972-73Record: 11-2Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Minn. St. Mankato L, 14-25 at Minn.-Morris W, 48-0 St. Cloud St. W, 30-13 at North Dakota W, 45-3 Winona St. W, 31-9 at Concordia College W, 48-3 Northern Iowa L, 15-18 South Dakota St. W, 18-16 Augustana (S.D.) W, 44-5 at Morningside W, 24-16 at South Dakota W, 39-6 Washington St. W, 28-12 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 34-12 at NCC Championships 3rd at NCAA II Championships 3rd

1973-74Record: 13-3Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn.-Morris W, 39-9 Minn. St. Mankato W, 32-13 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 43-6 at South Dakota St. W, 24-13 Clarion L, 18-24 at Northern Iowa L, 7-31 South Dakota W, 39-12 atSt. Cloud St. W, 27-18 at Montclair St. L, 18-25 at Binghamton W, 36-9 at Wilkes W, 21-18 at Franklin & Marshall W, 25-15 Concordia College W, 43-3 at Winona St. W, 33-11 North Dakota W, 41-5 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 55-5 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 4th

1974-75Record: 12-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Bemidji St. W, 33-8 at Minn.-Morris W, 33-6 St. Cloud St. W, 33-10 Arizona W, 30-9 Northern Iowa L, 14-18 Winona St. W, 33-10 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 23-13 at Concordia College W, 41-4 South Dakota St. W, 35-4 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 48-0 at Morningside W, 33-10 at South Dakota W, 48-3 at North Dakota W, 41-6 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 4th

1975-76Record: 11-3Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at South Dakota St. L, 15-20 Augustana (S.D.) W, 31-13 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 41-4 at Bemidji St. W, 24-15 at St. Cloud St. W, 32-14 Concordia College W, 42-0 Minn.-Morris W, 42-0 Minn. St. Mankato L, 14-21 at Winona St. W, 28-13 at Northern Iowa W, 18-14 Florida Interna� onal W, 40-8 North Dakota W, 22-9 South Dakota (forfeit) W, 1-0 Minnesota L, 18-21 at NCC Championships 3rd at NCAA II Championships 5th

1976-77Record: 11-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Minn. St. Mankato W, 24-16 St. Cloud St. W, 32-6 Winona St. W, 30-11 Bemidji St. W, 42-9 Boise St. W, 41-3 Augustana (S.D.) W, 23-14 at Concordia College W, 48-4 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 57-0 Northern Iowa W, 17-15 at North Dakota W, 39-11 South Dakota St. W, 30-10 at Minnesota L, 14-24 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 5th

1977-78Record: 6-4-2Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Augustana (S.D.) L, 15-29 at South Dakota St. L, 19-23 Concordia College W, 37-13 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 42-3 at St. Cloud St. T, 18-18 Minnesota L, 15-23 Minn. St. Mankato W, 41-6 Augsburg W, 46-3 at Winona St. W, 25-21 at Northern Iowa L, 12-34 Nebraska-Omaha T, 23-23 at Bemidji St. W, 36-13 at NCC Championships 3rd at NCAA II Championships 8th

1978-79Record: 13-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Bemidji St. W, 39-6 at Concordia College W, 53-0 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 46-3 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 33-10 Augustana (S.D.) W, 21-18 Northern Michigan W, 20-14 St. Cloud St. W, 38-6 at California (Pa.) W, 35-15 at Slippery Rock W, 33-15 at Waynesburg W, 40-12 North Dakota W, 47-6 South Dakota St. W, 22-19 Winona St. W, 34-6 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 13-26 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 10th

1979-80Record: 9-3-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 52-0 at Concordia College W, 37-3 Montana St. W, 48-0 at South Dakota St. W, 24-21 at Augustana (S.D.) L, 17-21 Minn. St. Mankato W, 33-11 North Dakota W, 27-15 Minn.-Morris W, 27-12 Nebraska-Omaha W, 29-15 Northern Michigan W, 29-12 at Colorado L, 18-24 at Northern Colorado L, 18-24 at NCC Championships 3rd at NCAA II Championships 28th

1980-81Record: 13-2-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Minn.-Morris W, 27-10 Concordia College W, 44-0 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 49-2 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 40-3 Winona St. W, 38-11 St. Cloud St. W, 35-18 Northern Colorado W, 28-20 at Eastern Illinois L, 18-22 at Indiana L, 14-24 at Tenn.-Cha� anooga W, 34-14 Augustana (S.D.) W, 24-15 Northern Michigan W, 27-16 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 25-18 at North Dakota W, 40-9 South Dakota St. W, 36-11 at NCC Championships 2nd at NCAA II Championships 5th

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1985-86Record: 10-1-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Nebraska L, 9-29 at Northern Colorado W, 39-3 at Western St. W, 36-9 Minn. St. Mankato W, 33-9 at St. Cloud St. W, 25-19 Augsburg W, 46-0 Nebraska-Omaha W, 40-2 Northern St. W, 27-8 Augustana (S.D.) W, 40-6 at South Dakota St. W, 27-8 North Dakota W, 32-9 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 4th

1986-87Record: 12-1-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Northern Michigan W, 35-11 Portland St. W, 41-4 at Minnesota L, 18-22 Northern Colorado W, 51-0 at Nebraska W, 25-15 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 20-13 at SIU-Edwardsville W, 29-14 at NW Missouri St. W, 57-0 St. Cloud St. W, 33-9 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 38-7 Augustana (S.D.) W, 35-5 South Dakota St. W, 27-9 at North Dakota W, 26-17 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 3rd

1987-88Record: 11-1-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn. St. Mankato W, 37-8 at North Dakota L, 18-19 at Northern Colorado W, 42-4 San Francisco St. W, 37-3 Nebraska W, 24-16 Nebraska-Omaha W, 24-12 at Lake Superior St. W, 27-12 at Northern Michigan W, 30-11 at St. Cloud St. W, 38-7 North Dakota W, 30-6 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 33-5 at South Dakota St. W, 19-12 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 1st

1988-89Record: 8-4-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Cal St. Bakersfi eld L, 7-31 North Dakota L, 12-26 Northern Colorado W, 37-3 Minn.-Morris W, 34-3 Lake Superior St. W, 26-9 at Nebraska L, 10-24 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 17-19 Augustana (S.D.) W, 19-17 South Dakota St. W, 24-13 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 41-3 at St. Cloud St. W, 36-8 North Dakota W, 22-12 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 3rd

1989-90Record: 7-3-2Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at St. Cloud St. W, 30-10 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 45-0 at North Dakota W, 27-17 Minn.-Morris W, 30-18 Nebraska-Omaha T, 19-19 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 28-11 at South Dakota St. L, 16-19 Minn. St. Mankato W, 30-10 Nebraska L, 9-29 at Wyoming L, 8-32 at Northern Colorado W, 27-16 North Dakota T, 21-21 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 5th

1990-91Record: 9-1-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan12/6 *at Minn. St. Mankato W, 24-1212/9 North Dakota W, 23-1612/18 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 38-91/13 *Northern Colorado W, 18-151/19 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 24-111/25 *South Dakota St. L, 16-212/2 *at Nebraska-Omaha W, 25-102/8 *St. Cloud St. W, 41-32/11 at Minn.-Morris W, 44-62/16 *at North Dakota W, 25-92/23 at NCC Championships 2nd3/1-2 at NCAA II Championships 4th* North Central Conference duals

1991-92Record: 16-0-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/16 ât Grand Valley St. W, 48-011/16 ât Minn. St. Mankato W, 32-311/16 ât Colo. St. Pueblo W, 22-1512/13 at North Dakota W, 28-912/17 *at St. Cloud St. W, 39-91/11 *Minn. St. Mankato W, 27-111/14 Minn.-Morris W, 52-01/18 *at South Dakota St. W, 32-71/19 *at Augustana (S.D.) W, 36-31/23 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 36-91/31 No. Montana W, 37-92/1 *Nebraska-Omaha W, 34-152/6 *at Northern Colorado W, 20-182/8 at Western St. W, 38-72/8 at Air Force W, 23-22215 *North Dakota W, 31-132/22 at NCC Championships 1st3/6-7 at NCAA II Championships 2nd^ Division II Na� onal Invita� onal Duals - Edinboro, Pa.* North Central Conference duals

1992-93Record: 8-4-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/21 Iowa L, 7-3312/3 *St. Cloud St. W, 37-912/13 North Dakota W, 28-91/15 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 31-121/16 *Northern Colorado W, 33-101/20 Colo. St. Pueblo W, 31-101/23 *at Nebraska-Omaha L, 18-231/26 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 27-101/30 *at Minn. St. Mankato L, 20-242/5 No. Montana W, 37-122/6 South Dakota St. W, 30-102/11 *at North Dakota L, 15-162/20 at NCC Championships 1st3/5-6 at NCAA II Championships 3rd* North Central Conference duals

1981-82Record: 12-1-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn.-Morris W, 48-3 at Concordia College W, 47-2 St. Cloud St. W, 51-4 at Air Force W, 37-9 at Minnesota L, 11-32 at Northern Colorado W, 33-12 Minn. St. Mankato W, 49-2 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 45-5 at South Dakota St. W, 39-3 at Augustana (S.D.) W, 35-12 Minn.-Duluth W, 33-11 Nebraska-Omaha W, 22-15 North Dakota W, 48-6 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 2nd

1982-83Record: 13-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 52-0 Concordia College W, 55-0 Lake Superior St. W, 42-8 at Minn. St. Mankato W, 48-5 at Minn.-Morris W, 37-3 Augustana (S.D.) W, 34-3 Northern Colorado W, 48-3 South Dakota St. W, 39-4 at Nebraska L, 6-30 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 25-15 St. Cloud St. W, 38-3 at Minn.-Duluth W, 42-5 at Wis.-Stout W, 40-6 at North Dakota W, 35-13 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 2nd

1983-84Record: 9-2-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Minn. St. Moorhead W, 42-4 SW Minnesota St. W, 30-16 at St. Cloud St. W, 35-11 at Northern Colorado W, 42-9 Minn.-Morris W, 41-4 Nebraska L, 15-31 at South Dakota St. W, 30-13 at Augustana (S.D.) L, 18-22 Jamestown T, 19-19 Minn. St. Mankato W, 36-7 Nebraska-Omaha W, 36-9 North Dakota W, 42-6 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 3rd

1984-85Record: 11-0-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Northern Colorado W, 43-5 St. Cloud St. W, 37-9 Northern Michigan W, 33-7 at Minn.-Morris W, 38-7 Augustana (S.D.) W, 29-16 South Dakota St. W, 38-9 Minn. St. Mankato W, 40-0 at Nebraska W, 21-17 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 23-22 at North Dakota W, 39-3 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 42-6 at NCC Championships 1st at NCAA II Championships 6th

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1993-94Record: 11-3-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/20 Wisconsin L, 18-2412/2 at Northern Iowa L, 10-3712/9 at North Dakota W, 23-1512/14 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 32-61/14 *at South Dakota St. W, 31-151/15 *at Augustana (S.D.) W, 26-151/22 *Nebraska-Omaha W, 27-131/25 *at St. Cloud St. W, 40-31/29 *Minn. St. Mankato W, 22-162/3 at Colo. St. Pueblo W, 20-182/4 *at Northern Colorado W, 39-92/5 at Wyoming L, 19-282/11 Northern Montana W, 41-62/12 *North Dakota W, 28-92/20 at NCC Championships 1st3/4-5 at NCAA II Championships 5th* North Central Conference duals

1994-95Record: 8-3-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan12/4 Wyoming L, 12-2612/7 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 34-912/14 North Dakota W, 33-101/11 *Northern Colorado W, 26-91/20 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 37-31/21 *South Dakota St. W, 38-31/28 *at Nebraska-Omaha L, 18-211/31 *St. Cloud St. W, 26-62/4 *at Minn. St. Mankato W, 19-172/8 *at North Dakota W, 33-102/12 Northern Iowa L, 19-212/19 at NCC Championships 2nd3/4-5 at NCAA II Championships 3rd* North Central Conference duals

1995-96Record: 8-3-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan Mary L, 28-8 at North Dakota W, 41-3 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 40-3 *Nebraska-Omaha L, 15-21 *Minn. St. Mankato L, 19-23 *at Northern Colorado W, 21-15 SW Minnesota St. W, 36-9 *North Dakota W, 26-9 *at St. Cloud St. W, 25-12 *at Augustana (S.D.) W, 34-9 *at South Dakota St. L, 9-23 at NCC Championships 4th at NCAA II Championships 13th* North Central Conference duals

1996-97Record: 7-4-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/22 Minnesota L, 3-4212/10 ^Nebraska L, 15-211213 North Dakota W, 38-71/11 *Northern Colorado W, 25-101/17 *at Nebraska-Omaha L, 15-221/24 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 27-101/25 *South Dakota State L, 10-242/7 *at Minn. St. Mankato W, 23-152/14 *St. Cloud State W, 25-122/15 *at North Dakota W, 27-162/18 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 30-93/2 at NCC Championships 4th3/14-15 at NCAA II Championships 7th^at Bismarck, N.D.* North Central Conference duals

1997-98Record: 8-4-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan 11/21 Minnesota L, 7-3711/26 at Augsburg L, 19-2012/2 *St. Cloud St. W, 42-312/12 Nebraska L, 16-221/16 *North Dakota W, 35-91/22 at Wyoming W, 27-151/24 *at Northern Colorado W, 26-131/29 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 38-62/6 *Minn. St. Mankato W, 26-122/13 *at Augustana (S.D.) W, 37-122/14 *at South Dakota St. W, 36-122/21 *Nebraska-Omaha L, 17-243/1 at NCC Championships 1st3/13-14 at NCAA II Championships 1st* North Central Conference duals

1998-99Record: 7-4-0)Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/21 Minnesota L, 12-271/8 Augsburg L, 13-231/9 *Northern Colorado W, 30-71/16 #Central Michigan L, 6-371/17 #Augsburg L, 20-211/20 *St. Cloud St. W, 27-101/29 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 35-02/5 *at Minn. St. Mankato W, 29-62/12 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 41-102/13 *South Dakota St. W, 35-62/19 *at Nebraska-Omaha W, 22-162/28 at NCC Championships 2nd3/12-13 at NCAA II Championships 7th#Na� onal Duals at Iowa* North Central Conference duals

1999-2000Record: 10-2-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/19 Minnesota L, 9-33 11/24 at Augsburg W, 19-171/12 *at St. Cloud St. W, 35-41/15 *at South Dakota St. W, 21-181/22 *Minn. St. Mankato W, 23-171/27 at Western St. W, 35-131/28 *at Northern Colorado W, 39-101/29 at Colo. St. Pueblo W, 42-92/2 Dickinson St. W, 36-102/5 *Nebraska-Omaha L, 16-182/12 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 38-102/16 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 48-62/26 at NCC Championships 2nd3/10-11 at NCAA II Championships 1st

2000-01Record: 9-3-2Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/18 Minnesota L, 0-4412/14 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 40-01/14 *Northern Colorado T, 21-211/19 #San Francisco St. W, 37-31/19 #Carson-Newman W, 33-31/20 #Ashland W, 28-151/20 #Central Oklahoma T, 18-181/27 *at Nebraska-Omaha L, 12-221/30 Augsburg L, 12-192/3 *at Minn. St. Mankato W, 37-42/9 *South Dakota St. W, 28-92/10 *St. Cloud St. W, 38-92/13 at Dickinson St. W, 38-32/16 *at Augustana (S.D.) W, 38-92/25 at NCC Championships 1st3/9-10 at NCAA II Championships 1st#Na� onal Duals at So. Dakota State* North Central Conference duals

2001-02Record: 13-2Head Coach: Bucky Maughan12/15 Northern St. W, 37-131/12 *Minn. St. Mankato W, 28-111/15 *at St. Cloud St. W, 43-01/19 #Carson-Newman W, 37-61/19 #Findlay W, 34-31/20 #Nebraska-Omaha W, 22-131/20 #Cent. Oklahoma L, 15-261/25 *Nebraska-Omaha W, 18-131/29 at Augsburg L, 12-262/2 *at South Dakota St. W, 27-132/9 *at Northern Colorado W, 37-42/10 at Western St. W, 25-152/13 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 23-152/16 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 31-72/25 at NCC Championships 1st3/9-10 at NCAA II Championships 2nd#Na� onal Duals at Ohio State

2002-03Record: 12-3Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/26 at Minn. St. Moorhead W, 38-41/12 *Northern Colorado W, 24-91/17 #Wis.-Parkside W, 31-71/17 #Pi� -Johnstown L, 16-241/18 #Ashland W, 29-91/18 #San Francisco St. L, 8-361/18 #South Dakota St. W, 26-161/24 *South Dakota St. W, 26-131/28 Augsburg W, 21-122/2 at Northern Iowa L, 6-31 at Nebraska-Omaha W, 16-16^2/7 *at Minn St. Mankato W, 31-62/12 Northern St. W, 41-32/19 *at Augustana (S.D.) W, 18-172/22 *St. Cloud St. W, 31-63/2 NCC Championships 2nd3/14-15 at NCAA II Championships 4th#Na� onal Duals at Ohio State^Criterion G (most near-falls)* North Central Conference duals

2003-04Record: 14-0Head Coach: Bucky Maughan1/11 *at St. Cloud St. W, 43-01/13 *Minn. St. Mankato W, 27-71/17 #UNC-Pembroke W, 36-41/17 #Findlay W, 26-61/18 #Nebraska-Omaha W, 18-131/18 #Central Oklahoma W, 15-15^1/21 Mary W, 43-31/23 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 29-81/27 at Augsburg W, 18-132/1 *Augustana (S.D.) W, 24-152/7 *at South Dakota St. W, 31-32/14 at Air Force W, 42-02/15 at Northern Colo. W, 37-32/20 *Nebraska-Omaha W, 18-132/29 at NCAA North Regional 1st3/12-13 at NCAA II Championships 2nd#Na� onal Duals at Cleveland State^Criterion G (most near-falls)* North Central Conference duals

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School W L TAir Force 7 1 0American 0 1 0Appalachian State 1 1 0Arizona 1 0 0Ashland 2 0 0Augsburg 5 6 0Augustana (S.D.) 36 3 0Bemidji State 6 7 1Binghamton 1 0 0Bismarck State 0 1 1Black Hills State 1 0 0Boise State 1 0 0Boston University - - -BYU 0 1 0Buff alo 0 1 0Cal Poly - - -Cal State Bakersfi eld 0 1 0Cal State Fullerton 0 1 0California (Pa.) 1 0 0Carson-Newman 2 0 0Central Michigan 0 1 0Central Oklahoma 2 2 1Citadel 1 0 0Clarion 1 1 0Colorado 0 1 0Concordia 22 10 1Dickinson State 6 6 0Drexel 1 0 0Duke 1 0 0Duquesne 1 0 0Eastern Illinois 1 1 0

School W L TFindlay 2 0 0Florida Interna� onal 1 0 0Franklin & Marshall 1 0 0Grand Valley State 1 0 0Gustavus Adolphus 0 1 0Harvard 1 0 0Indiana 0 1 0Iowa 0 1 0Iowa State 0 1 0Jamestown 4 1 1Lake Superior State 3 0 1Lock Haven 1 0 0Macalester 0 1 0Mary 3 0 0Mayville State 2 2 0Michigan Tech 1 1 0Minnesota 2 14 0Minnesota-Duluth 2 0 0Minnesota-Morris 20 1 0Minn. St. Mankato 32 6 1Minn. St. Moorhead 35 14 0Minot State 1 9 0Montana State 1 4 0Montclair State 0 1 0Morningside 7 3 1Nebraska 3 7 1Nebraska-Omaha 20 13 2North Carolina-Pembroke 1 0 0North Carolina State 1 1 0North Dakota 39 6 1North Dakota-Ellendale 0 0 1

NDSU vs. Opponents

Scheduled opponents for 2009-10 in bold.

School W L TNE Missouri State 1 0 0Northern Colorado 28 4 1Northern Illinois 1 1 0Northern Iowa 2 15 1Northern Michigan 7 0 0Northern Montana 3 0 0Northern State (S.D.) 7 0 0Northwestern 0 1 0NW Missouri State 1 0 0Penn State 0 1 0Pennsylvania 0 3 0Pi� sburgh-Johnstown 0 1 0Portland State 5 0 0Princeton 1 0 0Ohio 1 1 0Old Dominion 0 1 0Oregon State 0 1 0Rider 0 2 0Sacred Heart - - -St. Cloud State 32 3 1St. John’s (Minn.) 0 3 0San Francisco State 2 2 0Saskatchewan 4 0 0Shippensburg 1 0 0Si Tanka-Huron 1 0 0Slippery Rock 2 0 0South Dakota 13 0 0South Dakota State 35 16 1Colorado State Pueblo 4 0 0Southern Ill.-Edwardsville 2 0 0SW Minnesota State 3 0 0

School W L TTennessee-Cha� anooga 1 0 0Upper Iowa 0 1 0Utah 1 0 0Utah Valley 4 1 0Valley City State 5 6 1Virginia 2 0 0Virginia Tech 0 1 0Washington State 1 0 0Waynesburg 1 0 0Western State 4 0 0Wilkes 1 0 0Winona State 11 2 0Wisconsin 0 1 0Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0 0Wisconsin-River Falls 13 3 1Wisconsin-Stout 3 0 0Wyoming 4 5 0

2008-09Record: 5-10-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/29 $Portland State W, 39-011/29 $Minnesota L, 6-3611/29 $Northern Colorado T, 19-1912/13 Dickinson State W, 40-312/13 Iowa State L, 0-421/9 ^Penn L, 3-331/9 ^Rider L, 7-351/9 Ôhio L, 16-271/16 Augsburg L, 18-221/24 *Northern Colorado L, 16-181/30 *at Air Force W, 23-171/31 *at Wyoming L, 6-312/7 Minnesota State Moorhead W, 22-172/7 *Utah Valley L, 15-182/20 *at South Dakota State W, 36-52/22 *Northern Iowa L, 17-213/7 at NCAA West Regional 4th$ Northern Quad Duals^ Virginia Duals* Western Wrestling Conference Duals

2004-05Record: 10-4Head Coach: Bucky Maughan12/9 Princeton W, 29-61/8 #Appalachian St. W, 34-31/8 #NC State W, 19-131/8 #Duke W, 18-121/14 ^Rider L, 16-191/14 ^Buff alo L, 15-251/14 ^Virginia W, 21-181/22 Northern Colorado W, 31-31/28 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 24-162/10 Northern Iowa L, 12-312/18 vs. Utah Valley W, 25-102/18 at Northern Colorado L, 15-192/19 at Wyoming W, 22-212/25 South Dakota St. W, 34-6#NC State Duals^Virginia Duals

2005-06Record: 6-6Head Coach: Bucky Maughan12/16 North Carolina St. L, 14-221/13 ^Penn L, 3-381/13 ^Virginia L, 12-221/13 ^Citadel W, 19-161/20 Portland St. W, 37-61/27 Air Force W, 27-91/28 Wyoming W, 18-152/6 at Northern Colorado W, 32-52/7 at Utah Valley W, 19-162/12 at Northern Illinois L, 9-272/18 at Northern Iowa L, 15-262/20 American L, 16-20^Virginia Duals

2006-07Record: 8-5-1Head Coach: Bucky Maughan12/15 South Dakota St. W, 30-141/12 ^Penn St. L, 3-391/12 ^Duquesne W, 32-91/13 ^Drexel W, 25-181/13 Ôld Dominion L, 16-201/19 *Utah Valley W, 46-01/26 *at Wyoming L, 16-201/27 *at Air Force W, 24-152/1 Eastern Illinois W, 32-162/2 *Northern Colorado W, 23-142/10 at Portland St. W, 33-92/11 at Oregon St. L, 11-292/16 *Northern Iowa L, 9-312/18 *at South Dakota St. T, 19-193/3 at NCAA West Regional 4th^Virginia Duals* Western Wrestling Conference duals

2007-08Record: 11-9Head Coach: Bucky Maughan11/24 $Northern Colorado W, 23-16 11/24 $Northern Illinois W, 21-1711/24 $Minnesota L, 0-4512/8 &SIU - Edwardsville W, 51-012/8 &Northwestern L, 9-351/5 #Appalachian St. L, 16-261/5 #Harvard W, 25-171/5 #Cal State Fullerton L, 12-241/5 #Central Oklahoma L, 18-201/11 ^Penn L, 6-291/11 Ôhio W, 23-161/12 ^Virginia Tech L, 13-221/18 Minn. St. Moorhead W, 23-121/23 *South Dakota St. W, 35-101/26 *at Northern Colorado L, 18-211/28 *at Utah Valley W, 23-102/1 *Wyoming W, 29-102/15 *Air Force W, 20-172/16 Portland St. W, 47-02/24 *at Northern Iowa L, 6-443/3 at NCAA West Regional 3rd$ Northern Quad Duals& Northwestern Duals# Lone Star Duals^ Virginia Duals* Western Wrestling Conference duals

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NDSU AT A GLANCE

North Dakota State University is a “place of impact” and an ins� tu� on with both success and momentum. With growth to more than 14,000

students and annual research expenditures topping $100 million, NDSU has enjoyed a remarkable period of achievement. Shortly a� er former president Joseph Chapman’s arrival on campus in 1999, he challenged each college and department to advance to the next level. The results have led to increased educa� onal programs, greater research opportuni� es and a growing, prosper-ing university. During this extraordinary de-cade, NDSU’s growth has meant an addi� onal $1 billion to the state’s economy. There also has been tremendous growth in facili� es in recent years, and two downtown Fargo buildings have joined the NDSU com-munity. The former Pioneer Mutual Building is now Richard H. Barry Hall with offi ces and classrooms for the College of Business and the Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics. The former Lincoln Na� onal Life Building became Klai Hall and has been reno-vated into studio space for the Department of Architecture and Landscape Architecture.

As the Land Grant ideal man-dates prepara� on for society’s changes, NDSU is preparing students for and assis� ng business with the global marketplace. The state, na� on and world can expect more in the years to come. NDSU has used these fi ve themes in its transforma� on: “It’s About People,” “Students are Paramount,” “Programs,” “Leveraging Support” and “Stature.” Three qualita� ve prin-ciples are being added: “Inclusive,” “Respon-sive” and “Excellent.” Looking to the future, the university has outlined several goals, including: • NDSU will further raise the caliber of its research enterprise. • NDSU will be among the top 15 com-puter centers in the world, with compu� ng power approaching 100 terafl ops. A terafl op is a compu� ng speed equal to one trillion fl oat-ing-point opera� ons per second. • NDSU will con� nue to be one of the leading agricultural research programs in the world.

• NDSU will make advancements in the arts, humani� es, health sciences, material science and science, and engineering and mathema� cs educa� onal programs. • NDSU will become one of the top 100 universi� es in the number of Na� onal Merit Scholars enrolled.

NDSU: yesterday and today The state’s fi rst land-grant university was established as North Dakota Agricultural College on March 8, 1890, and organized for educa� onal work on Oct. 15, 1890. President Horace E. Stockbridge and a fi ve-member faculty welcomed the fi rst class of 30 students as they took a winter agricultural course. Old Main, the campus’ landmark building, was completed in 1892. Renamed in 1960 as North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science, the ins� tu� on educates students for a mul� -tude of career opportuni� es. The university is

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comprised of the College of Agriculture, Food Systems and Natural Resources; College of Arts, Humani� es and Social Sciences; Col-lege of Business; College of Engineering and Architecture; College of Human Development and Educa� on; College of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Sciences; College of Science and Mathema� cs; College of University Studies; and College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies. NDSU now off ers 44 doctoral programs, 59 master’s programs, an educa� onal special-ist degree and eight cer� fi cate programs. Students work closely with NDSU’s chem-ists, engineers, architects, musicians, pharma-cists, writers and other respected faculty who frequently are on the leading edge of research in their chosen areas. As of fall 2008, the university had 740 members of its instruc� onal faculty, including 523 who have achieved the highest degrees in their fi elds. The NDSU’s primary academic campus includes 42 square blocks and 102 university buildings, 11 non-NDSU buildings, nine leased buildings and seven leased spaces, with build-ing, personal and outdoor property insured for a total value of $834 million. In all, NDSU is located on 18,746 acres of North Da-kota land, which includes the main Agricultural Ex-periment Sta� on at Fargo. There are 268 Agricultural Experiment Sta� on build-ings and storage facili� es at the main sta� on and eight research exten-sion centers across the state, and 18,488 acres dedicated to agricultural research. Dedicated to out-reach eff orts, the NDSU Extension Service conducts a rigorous educa-� on program in agriculture, human develop-ment, nutri� on and youth and community de-velopment through its county, area and state staff . During the fi scal year ending September 2008, the Extension Service’s ambi� ous 4-H Club ac� vi� es, day camp and a� er school pro-grams involved more than 27,170 face-to-face contacts with North Dakota young people. A total of 7,086 youth are ac� ve in organized 4-H Clubs. During the same period, the Extension Service had 536,614 face-to-face contacts with adult learners across the state. Members of NCAA Division I, the talented Bison athle� c teams have enjoyed a long tradi-� on of excellence. The student-athletes com-pete in fi rst-class facili� es—the Fargodome, Newman Outdoor Field, Ellig Sports Complex and Bison Sports Arena.

An energe� cstudent body The NDSU stu-dent body is a talented, dedicated and enthusias� c blend of interna� onal and ethnic backgrounds. During the fall of 2008, undergraduate and gradu-ate students came from all 53 North Dakota coun� es, 46 other states and the District of Columbia. The university currently has more than 960 interna� onal students from 81 countries. NDSU has bilateral student exchange agreements with ins� tu� ons in Australia, Chile, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Italy, Korea, Malta, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom. There also are memorandums of understanding with other countries such as Belize, China, Malaysia and Thailand.

NDSU students fi nd it is easy to make friends and get involved with campus life. They can par� cipate in more than 200 student organiza-� ons to develop personal and social rela� onships, explore new ideas, learn about peo-ple from around the world and augment their course-work. The groups focus on academics, special interests, service, performing and visual arts, religion and recrea� on. There also are intercultural groups, honor socie� es, fra-terni� es and sorori� es.

Fargo: a great place to live, work and study

The home of NDSU, Fargo is a bustling metropolitan area that is o� en listed as one of the best places to live in the country. Named an All-American City by the Na� onal Civic League in 2000, Fargo-Moorhead is the largest community between Minneapolis and Sea� le. About 187,000 people make their home in Cass and Clay Coun� es. Accolades for the community come from a variety of sources. For instance, Forbes.com listed NDSU and Fargo as number fi ve in an ar� cle called “Top College Towns for Jobs.” The research used U.S. metropolitan sta� s� cal area data and examined job growth using data from Moody’s Economy.com. A report from the American Lung Associa-� on names Fargo-Moorhead as the best city

for ozone pollu� on, short-term par� cle pollu-� on and long-term par� cle pollu� on. Fargo-Moorhead has topped a list of 72 areas studied by Earth Day Network and ranked for environmental health. Researchers looked at more than 200 indicators, with Fargo the best in air quality, drinking and surface water, and toxins and waste. In addi� on, Fargo-Moorhead ranked 15th on the “Best U.S. Ci� es for Job Growth” pub-lished on NewGeography.com.

A campus commi� ed to the future Advances have come and con� nue on many fronts across the university, and the people of NDSU are op� mis� cally looking to the challenges and opportuni� es of the future. The university has transformed, moved to the next level and its stature has increased among the na� on’s land-grant universi� es.

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Interim President Dr. Richard A. Hanson The State Board of Higher Educa� on voted to name Dr. Richard A. Hanson interim president of North Dakota State University on Oct. 23, 2009. Hanson be-gan his seven-month term Dec. 1. Most recently, Hanson was president of Waldorf College, Forest City, Iowa. Prior to joining Waldorf College, he was vice president for academic aff airs and dean at Augustana College, Sioux Falls, S.D., from 1995 to 2005. He held a number of roles at North Dakota State University, including Interim Vice President for Academic Aff airs in 1995, and Interim Dean of the College of University Studies in 1994-1995, Associate Vice President for Academic Aff airs, from 1992 to 1995, and Associate Director of Human Development for the North Da-kota Extension Service in 1991 and 1992.

John C. AdamsVP for Finance & Administra� on

Dr. R. Craig SchnellProvost & VP for Academic Aff airs

Dr. D.C. CostonVP for Agriculture

& University Extension

Dr. Philip BoudjoukVP for Research,

Crea� ve Ac� vi� es & Technology Transfer

Prakash C. Mathew

VP for Student Aff airs

Keith D. BjerkeVP for University

Rela� ons

Gene TaylorDirector of Athle� cs

Bonnie NeasVP for Informa� on

Technology

Jim MillerExecu� ve Director,

Alumni Associa� on &Development Founda� on

Rick JohnsonGeneral Counsel

Cathy BackerExecu� ve Assistant

Evie MyersVP for Diversity,

Equity and Global Outreach

He was chair of the Department of Home Economics at California State Uni-versity, Chico, from 1979 to 1980. A na� ve of Hillsboro, N.D., Richard Hanson earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology and a master’s degree in child development and family rela� ons, both from NDSU. He earned a doctorate in ap-plied behavioral science from the Univer-sity of California, Davis. He played football for NDSU, then for the New York Giants in 1971 and 1972, prior to becoming a graduate assistant football coach at NDSU.

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When he came to North Dakota State Univer-sity in the summer of 2001, Gene Taylor inherited a department surrounded by a whirlwind of ques� ons. In his fi rst year as the director of athle� cs at North Dakota State, Taylor was asked to spearhead a comprehensive study and evalua� on of the Bison athle� c department. He has guided the athle� cs program through the unpredictable waters of reclas-sifi ca� on to NCAA Division I from Division II. One of most important pieces of the transi� on was securing conference affi lia� ons for all 16 sports. The Bison are currently members of The Summit League, Missouri Valley Football Conference and

Western Wrestling Conference. Taylor also played an instrumental part of forming the Great West Football Conference in February 2004, an affi lia� on that gave the Bison football program an immediate home in Division I. He served as chair of the coaches commi� ee. Also on the reclassifi ca� on checklist: fundraising. Taylor spearheaded an increase in the Bison athle� cs budget, which has more than doubled from $5 million in his fi rst year to almost $12.5 million for the 2008-09 season. He was recognized for his success by the Na� onal Associa� on of Collegiate Directors of Athle� cs in June 2008. Taylor was one of 29 recipients of the As-troTurf AD of the Year award as the Football Championship Subdivision Central Region winner. A student assistant to the associate athle� c director in his undergraduate days at Arizona State University, Taylor came to NDSU a� er a 15-year s� nt at Navy (1986-2001) as an administra� ve assistant, assistant � cket manager, � cket manager, assistant athle� c director for � ckets and opera� ons, and associate athle� c director. Taylor is a 1980 business management graduate of Arizona State, and he received his master’s degree in sports administra� on in 1985 from St. Thomas University in Florida. He worked in the � cket offi ce at Southern Methodist University in 1985-86 directly before joining the Naval Academy and was in the private restaurant business before that for fi ve years. His tenure at Navy included serving as the commissioner of the fi ve-team Collegiate Sprint Football League that includes Army, Navy, Penn, Princeton and Cornell. Taylor and his wife, Cathy, are the parents of a daughter, Casey, and a son, Jared.

Gene Taylor,Athletic Director

Erv InnigerSenior Associate

AD for Development

Pat SimmersSenior Associate AD/

Team Makers Execu� ve Director

Josh HemingwayDirector of Ticket, Event, and Facility

Opera� ons

Jeremy JorgensonDirector of Sales

and Broadcas� ng

Jim KramerDirector of Athle� c

Performance

Dr. Todd DeBatesTeam Den� st

Dr. Kevin MelicherTeam Optometrist

Kelli LaymanAssociate Director

of Athle� c Academics

Jessica OseboldAthle� c Academics

Coordinator

Lyle HokansonAthle� c Equipment

Assistant

Jeney AndersonAthle� c Equipment

Assistant

Dr. Deland J. Myers

Faculty Athle� cs Representa� ve

Don LarsonMen’s Track/CC

Coach

Tod BrownBaseball Coach

Billy IversonMen’s Golf Coach

Lynn DornDirector of

Women’s Athle� cs

Dr. Kent YoheTeam Chiropractor

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Kaye TernesAssistant Ticket

Manager

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Troy GoergenAssociate AD for Marke� ng and

Media Rela� ons

Pat FredricksonAssociate AD for Business Opera� ons

Colleen HeimsteadAssociate AD for

Compliance

Jeff SchwartzDirector of Athle� c

Media Rela� ons

Sco� WokenDirector of Sports

Medicine

Brian GordonDirector of Equipment Opera� ons

Dr. Bruce Pia� Team Physician

Dr. Craig Kuhlmann

Team Physician

Dr. Steven LantzTeam Physician

Dr. Rob SchulteTeam Chiropractor

Dr. Richard RohlaTeam Physician

Dr. Stuart TopleyTeam Physician

Dr. Charles Peterson

Team Pharmacist

Nikki GermanAssociate Director of Sports Medicine

Bobby KnodelAssistant

Athle� c Trainer

Jason MillerAssociate Director

of Athle� c Performance

Jen SwensonAssistant

Athle� c Trainer

Ryan PerreaultAssistant Director of Athle� c Media

Rela� ons

Jenny BeamAthle� c Media

Rela� ons Assistant

Bob NelsonPhotographer

Adam HermannAssistant Strength and Condi� oning

Coach

Linda Gangelhoff Administra� ve

Coordinator

Glenda KleinAdministra� ve

Assistant

Verona WinklerSpirit Coordinator

Margie TrickleAthle� c Program

Assistant

Nancy EricksonAthle� c Program

Assistant

Helena JohnstonAthle� c Program

Assistant

Craig BohlFootball Coach

Bucky MaughanWrestling Coach

Saul PhillipsMen’s Basketball

Coach

Carolyn DeHoff Women’s

Basketball Coach

Erich HinterstockerWomen’s

Volleyball Coach

Darren MuellerSo� ball Coach

Pete CuadradoWomen’s Soccer

Coach

Ryun GodfreyWomen’s Track/CC

Coach

Ma� JohnsonWomen’s Golf

Coach

Stephon ThomasDirector of

Marke� ng and Promo� ons

Melanie TorgersonAthle� c Program

Assistant

Amy RuleyAssociate AD for

Development

Don CarlsonTeam Makers Development

Offi cer

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World-Class Facilities Spotlight Top-Flight ProgramsNorth Dakota State’s athle� c facili� es are among the best in the na� on, and improvements are ongoing. The Fargodome completed mul� -million dollar construc� on of football offi ces, mee� ng rooms, equipment rooms and athle� c training space in 2006; plans are drawn for a $25 million renova� on and expansion of the Bison Sports Arena; and the Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse has seen more than $500,000 of upgrades including a new digital scoreboard, refi nished wood fl oor, replacement windows and new chairback sea� ng.

North Dakota State University calls the 18,700-seat Fargodome home for Bison football games. NDSU has also hosted a conference basketball tournament and a so� ball tournament at the Fargodome, and it has been the site of mul� ple NBA exhibi� on games.

The McCormick Wrestling Room in the Bison Sports Arena has two full-sized prac� ce mats, strength and cardio training equipment, and video-equipped lounge and offi ce space.

The Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse is the home court for NDSU volleyball. The 1,206-seat arena has been the site of many conference and NCAA playoff matches.

The Bison Sports Arena is the 5,830-seat venue for the NDSU basketball and wrestling teams, and it also seats 1,851 for indoor track and fi eld. It was the site of fi ve NCAA Division II wrestling championships, fi ve women’s basketball championships, three indoor track and fi eld championships, and one women’s volleyball championship.

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The Bison baseball team plays at Newman Outdoor Field, an on-campus stadium with sea� ng for 4,513 that is shared with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks of the independent Northern League.

The NDSU so� ball and soccer teams play home games at the Ellig Sports Complex.

Schlanser Track is a nine-lane, 400-meter Pro-Turf surface which hosted fi ve conference track and fi eld championships from 1997 to 2004. Bleacher sea� ng for 3,500 is available for soccer and track and fi eld.

A crowd of 18,665 witnessed NDSU’s fi rst Division I football game August 28, 2004, when the Bison shut out Valparaiso, 52-0. Crowds of more than 19,000 have packed the Fargodome for NDSU football on fi ve occasions.

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Student-Athlete Support

Sports Medicine Student-athletes at North Dakota State receive outstanding care for athle� c-related injuries. The athle� c training staff has fully-equipped facili� es at the Bison Sports Arena, Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse, Fargo-dome and Newman Outdoor Field. Sco� Woken, director of sports medicine, heads a staff of eight cer� fi ed athle� c trainers who a� end all prac� ces and compe� � ons, home and away. Plus, several talented and skilled Fargo-Moorhead area medical specialists assist in the diagnosis and treatment of Bison student-athletes.

Media Coverage The media spotlight shines on North Dakota State’s athle� c teams from the opening of fall camps into the summer months. With four network television sta� ons, three sports talk radio hosts, and the state’s largest daily newspaper all headquartered in Fargo, the Bison are con-� nually a hot topic locally and in the region. Along with regular television news coverage on ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX affi liates, the Bison receive expanded regional and na� onal cover-age of select regular-season games and championship events on ESPN, Fox Sports Net, CBS College Sports, and other regional carriers.

GoBison.com GoBison.com is the online home of North Dakota State University athle� cs. In 2004, NDSU partnered with JumpTV Sports to launch the most interac� ve Web site in the athle� c department’s history. Beyond regular news releases, schedules, rosters, game recaps and sta� s� cs, fans can visit GoBison.com to watch live in-game stats of most home events, purchase � ckets, buy photos and download graphics and ringtones for mobile handheld devices. Plus, with the All Access subscrip� on plan, broadband Internet users can log on to watch live and on-demand video of many home contests and special events, as well as coaches shows and news confer-ences.

The North Dakota State University athle� c programs strive to provide personalized support for all student-athletes. The administrators, coaches and staff at NDSU have made a commitment to ensure that the needs of the student-athlete come fi rst.

ACE: Academic Collegiate Enhancement Intercollegiate athle� cs, in coopera� on with Orienta� on and Student Success, off ers an academic enhancement program designed to assist all student-athletes. Tutors are on site and assist student-athletes by providing one-on-one or small group assistance. Each head coach has specifi c academic criteria for admission into the program. In coopera� on with various services and units available for stu-dents at NDSU, the ACE program includes:• Academic orienta� ons• Helping student-athletes improve study skills for academic success• Iden� fying university resources to assist student-athletes• Coordina� ng structured study and tutorial programs• Monitoring semester and yearly academic progress

Residence Life Living on campus is an important part of the college experience. It’s a way to make new friends and join a variety of educa� onal, cultural, social and recrea� onal ac� vi� es. Na� onal studies show students living on campus are more likely to persist in their educa� on and earn higher GPAs than their off -campus peers. The Department of Residence Life off ers a variety of op� ons for on-campus living, from tradi� onal men’s and women’s halls to four-bed-room apartments. The goal is to provide NDSU students a clean, safe, comfortable and aff ordable environment where academic success is encouraged and supported. On-campus living off ers the opportunity to become part of a learning community.

Strength and Condi� oning North Dakota State takes a comprehensive approach to the physical development of the student-athlete. Strength training, speed development, plyometrics, agility and condi� oning programs are based on the specifi c movements and physiological demands of each sport. Under the supervision of NDSU’s three full-� me strength and condi� oning coaches, Bison student-athletes follow year-round training programs that increase each student-athlete’s level of strength, power, speed, agility, condi� oning and fl exibility.

The Gold Star Marching Band performs during the annual Homecoming pa-rade. The band plays at all home football games and special events.

The Bison Sports Arena houses a 9,000-square-foot weight training facility equipped with state-of-the-art machines and free weights.

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Quality of life in the heart-land is rarely matched. In its annual crime survey, CQ Press has ranked North Dakota the safest state in the na� on in 11 of the last 15 years. There’s a li� le bit of some-thing for everyone in North Dakota. The state is home to a variety of cultures, including Scandinavian, Ukrainian, German, Germans from Russia, and Na� ve American. North Dakota’s 17 state parks and recrea� on areas off er exci� ng opportuni� es while preserving

One trip to North Dakota and you’ll understand why it’s known as the friendliest and safest state to visit. In fact, from agricultural products to quality of life, North Dakota is o� en at the top of the charts.

North Dakota:The Peace Garden State

The Interna� onal Peace Garden at Dunseith, N.D., is a 2,339-acre botanical garden commemora� ng peace between the United States and Canada along the world’s longest unfor� fi ed border. It blooms with more than 150,000 varie� es of fl owers and showcases the Peace Chapel. (Photos from ND Tourism Division)

Discover the spirt of North Dakota and unlock the fascina� ng stories from the

state’s legendary past. The glow of the breathtaking Northern Lights shines brightly on the paths taken by historical legends George Armstrong Custer, Theodore Roosevelt, Si� ng Bull, Meriwether Lewis, William Clark and Sakakawea along with the state’s contemporary heroes, Lawrence Welk, Peggy Lee, Roger Maris, Phil Jackson, Virgil Hill, Rick Helling, Darin Erstad and Travis Hafner. From the se� lers of the past to the farmers of the present, agriculture always has been and will con� nue to be the strength of North Dakota. The state is home to some of the richest soil in the world. North Dakota is a prime exporter of agricultural products, taking the trophy in produc� on of several crops. North Dakota ranks fi rst in the produc� on of fl axseed, canola, durum wheat, all dry edible beans, all dry edible peas, spring wheat, honey, len� ls, sun-fl owers, barley and oats. About 10 percent of North Dakota’s area, the band of rich soil 40 miles west of the Red River, is o� en called the “Breadbasket of the World.” Livestock produc� on is second only to wheat in North Da-kota’s agricultural economy. It is most important in western North Dakota where the land is less suited for grain crops. The main livestock are beef, dairy ca� le and hogs. The importance of ca� le ranching has been challenged in recent years by the development of North Dakota’s tremendous oil and coal reserves. Energy is the state’s third-largest industry. Since the late 1970s and the infamous Arab oil embargo, North Dakota has been in the forefront of the na� onal eff ort to provide more oil and gas from domes� c sources. North Dakota has one of the world’s largest deposits of lignite coal. Among coal-producing states, North Dakota ranks ninth and produces 3 percent of the na� on’s output.

the state’s natural and historic heritage. Hike in the Badlands as Roosevelt once did before he be-came our na� on’s 26th president. Canoe the mighty Missouri River along Lewis and Clark’s trail as they did almost two centuries ago. Or catch record-breaking walleye on Lake Sakakawea. North Dakota’s invigora� ng winter days, plen� ful snowfall and varied terrain have made it a winter playground. Ac� vi� es such as snowmobiling, downhill and cross-country skiing, ice fi shing, sledding and ska� ng are favorite pas� mes.

—Informa� on from theNorth Dakota Tourism Division

Wheat is big in North Dakota. Produc� on of this staple and other crops makes North Dakota one of the top agricultural areas in the world.

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Alternately fl ooded by vast prehistoric seas and scraped fl at by immense glaciers, this region eventually became

America’s bread basket and the center of high-tech, 21st-century agribusiness. Less than 10,000 years ago, the area that is now Fargo-Moorhead was 200 feet below the surface of Lake Agassiz, a huge inland sea formed at the edge of the ice age. Over centu-ries the waters receded, leaving 6 feet of rich, black soil that today makes the Red River Val-ley one of the world’s most fer� le farmlands, with Fargo and Moorhead at its center. The Red River of the North separates the two ci� es and serves as the border between North Dakota and Minnesota. The city of Fargo was named for one of the owners of the Wells-Fargo Express Company, William G. Fargo. The city of Moorhead was named a� er William G. Moorhead, an execu� ve of the Northern Pacifi c Railway. In fact, the Northern Pacifi c Railway had a profound impact on both the economy and popula� on of the area. Originally se� led by Scandina-vian and European immigrants, Fargo and Moorhead be-came boom towns with the arrival of the NP in 1871. Under the Homestead Act, set-tlers were given 160 acres in exchange for living on the land and farming part of it for at least fi ve years. Suddenly, Fargo-Moorhead became a mecca for hopeful refugees from the over-crowded East. The railroad brought a constant stream of se� lers seek-ing a new life on America’s newest fron� er. The home of NDSU, Fargo is a bustling metropolitan area that is o� en listed as one of the best places to live in the country. Named an All-American City by the Na� onal Civic League in 2000, Fargo-Moor-head is the largest community between Minneapolis and Sea� le.

More than 175,000 people make their home in Cass and Clay coun� es. There seems to be no end in sight to the persistent prosperity and growth of the twin ci� es on the Red. The community has recieved many accolades. Fargo-Moorhead was named the least stressful com-munity in the na� on by Self magazine. Money magazine included Fargo in a list of the

Fargo-Moorhead:An All-American City

top-10 best U.S. ci� es in which to start a busi-ness or get a job. In its 2004 ranking of “Best Performing

Ci� es,” the Milken Ins� tute rated Fargo-Moorhead 20th in job cre-a� on and economic growth among small metro areas in the country. The sixth annual HealthGrades Hospital Quality in America Study ranked North Dakota best in the na� on in quality of hospital health care. Fargo-Moorhead made the “Cleanest U.S. Ci� es for Ozone Air Pollu� on” list, as reported by the American Lung Associa� on’s State of the Air Report in 2005. While agriculture is s� ll prominent in the local economy, Fargo-Moorhead has also become an important focal point for other

Sellout crowds enjoy Northern League professional baseball at Newman Outdoor Field.

The historic downtown Fargo Theatre, built in 1926 and fully restored in 1999, features independent fi lms and concerts.

Downtown Fargo off ers a variety of entertainment and exquisite dining. The 21st century has brought mul� -million dollar private and commercial re-development to the business district, including the establishment of NDSU’s downtown campus in three formerly vacant buildings.

Summer� me tradi� on in Fargo includes “Rib Fest,” a celebra� on of the best barbecue in the world. Thousands of people a� end each year to enjoy ribs, chicken, and live entertainment outside the Fargodome.

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professions, including government, educa� on, medicine, retailing and manufacturing. From simple to elegant, from fast food to haute cuisine, Fargo-Moorhead is a virtual smorgasbord of dining choices. With more than 275 restaurants, there’s no end to the culinary variety and style-home cooking, bar-becue, steaks, all-you-can-eat buff ets, Italian, Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mexican, Greek and even “intergalac� c.” The Fargo-Moorhead menu features locally-owned restaurants with hometown recipes, as well as na� onally known franchise favorites. Fargo-Moorhead is also known for its shopping. In fact, people from three states and Canada are a� racted here by the huge variety of well-stocked stores with convenient parking. Whether you prefer small, unique bou� ques or large, climate controlled shopping malls, Fargo-Moorhead has it all—from na� ve cultural items to agricultural commodi� es, to trendy high fashion. West Acres Regional Shopping Center features more than 125 specialty stores; Moor-

They’ve Been To Fargo...Fargo con� nues to be a popular stop for the most recognizable names in entertainment. At North Dakota State University, the Fargodome has hosted concerts by Cher, AC/DC, Kenny Chesney, Garth Brooks, 50 Cent, Korn, Dixie Chicks, Shania Twain, George Strait, Aerosmith, Pearl Jam, Metallica, Van Halen, Blue Man Group, Bruce Springsteen, Eric Clapton, Guns N’ Roses, Rolling Stones, Mar� na McBride, Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Joel and Elton John (pictured). In addi� on, the Fargodome is the site of monster truck shows, the Shrine circus, pro rodeo, Disney on Ice, broadway theater produc� ons, and many other events, trade shows and conven� ons.

head Center Mall is home to over 40 stores and businesses; and the EasTen Shopping Center area provides more than 30 shopping opportuni� es. Fargo-Moorhead also off ers outstanding concerts, entertainment, ac� vi� es and muse-ums. The sprit of the early pioneers remains a treasured part of Fargo’s proud heritage. Building con� nues on our colorful past toward a very promising future.

The Roger Maris Museum inside West Acres Mall traces the career of the legendary Fargo athlete who hit 61 home runs to break Babe Ruth’s single-season record in 1961.

Live horse and harness racing takes place at the North Dakota Horse Park west of NDSU’s main campus. The facility is home to the university’s equine studies program.

The Fargo Blues Fes� val plays annually on the ou� ield grass of Newman Outdoor Field, NDSU’s on-campus baseball stadium.

Rose Creek Golf Course is one of fi ve public courses in Fargo.

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ARE YOU A REPRESENTATIVE OF NDSU’S ATHLETICS INTERESTS?

You are a representative of NDSU’s athletics interests, more commonly known as a “booster”, if you meet any of the following conditions: You have been or are a member of any organization that promotes NDSU’s athletics program (e.g., NDSU Foundation, Team Makers). You have made a financial contribution to the NDSU athletics department or its booster organization. You have ever assisted in the recruitment of prospects for NDSU. You have provided benefits (e.g. summer jobs or occasional family meals) to enrolled student-athletes. You have arranged for or provided employment for enrolled student-athletes, or assisted in providing any benefit to enrolled student-athletes or their families. You have ever, in any way, promoted the athletics program at NDSU.

NOTE: Please remember that once you become a booster, you retain that identity indefinitely.

WHO IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE?

A prospective student-athlete, commonly known as a “prospect,” is any individual who has started classes for the 9th grade. In addition, student-athletes enrolled in preparatory school or two-year colleges are considered prospects. Ultimately, a student remains a prospect until enrollment at a four-year collegiate institution. It is possible for a younger student-athlete to be a prospect so it is a good idea to treat all athletes as prospects until they enroll.

WHO CAN RECRUIT FOR NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY?

Only North Dakota State University coaches who successfully complete the annual NCAA Coaches Certificate Exam, which tests their knowledge of NCAA recruitment legislation, are permitted to be involved in the recruiting process. As a booster, you are specifically prohibited from: Making any recruiting contacts with prospects or their relatives. This includes telephone calls, letters, e-mails, and facsimiles, along with any face-to-face contact either on or off campus. Assisting NDSU coaches by picking up transcripts, films, or any other information pertaining to a

prospect’s ability from the prospect’s educational institution. Providing a benefit to high school, prep school or community college coaches.

NCAA RULES REGARDING THE INTERNET

The internet is considered similar to e-mail, telephone calls, or general correspondence. Therefore, it should not be used by boosters to contact prospects, their families, or their coaches. Participation in “chat rooms” with prospects is strictly prohibited.

NCAA RULES REGARDING BOOSTER INVOLVEMENT WITH PROSPECTS

You may not provide financial aid or benefit of any kind (e.g., clothing, special discounts, lodging, meals, transportation, tickets, loans of money) to prospects or their relatives. You may not contact a prospective student-athlete to congratulate him/her on signing a National Letter of Intent to attend NDSU. You may not provide transportation or arrange for payment of transportation costs for a prospect or his/her relatives or friends to visit campus. You may not earmark funds nor pay for specific prospects to attend an NDSU summer camp. You may not employ or arrange for employment of a prospect before the completion of his/her senior year. After graduation, a booster may employ a prospect as long as compensation is for work actually performed and at a rate commensurate with experience and the going rate. You may not provide anything to a prospect or the prospect’s family or friends without prior approval from the Compliance Office.

NCAA RULES REGARDING BOOSTER INVOLVEMENT WITH ENROLLED STUDENT-ATHLETES

You may not pay for or arrange for payment of room, board, or any type of transportation at any time for currently enrolled student-athletes, their relatives, or their friends. You may not provide student-athletes with any sort of extra benefit, which refers to any special arrangement provided a student-athlete or his/her relatives or friends with the benefit unavailable to the general student population.

You may not provide student-athletes with any special discounts, payment arrangements (e.g., cosigning a loan), credits on a purchase (e.g., airline ticket, clothing), or services (e.g., dry cleaning, transportation). You may not allow student-athletes to use your telephone or make free calls. You may not provide awards or gifts to student-athletes for any reason. This also prohibits honorariums for speaking engagements. All awards to student-athletes must meet all NCAA legislation and be approved by the Compliance Office. You may not entertain student-athletes or their families and friends. You may not even buy them a cup of coffee or a can of soda. The only exception to this is that you may, on an occasional basis, provide a student-athlete or team (not family members or friends) with a meal. The meal can be catered, but it must be in your home. You may not use the name or picture of a student-athlete to advertise a commercial product. You may not purchase complimentary admissions from a current student-athlete. You may not provide an honorarium to a student-athlete for speaking engagement.

NOTE: These rules apply throughout the student-athlete’s entire enrollment at NDSU.

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

Forward information about prospects to the appropriate NDSU coaching staff member. View a prospect’s athletics contest on your own initiative, provided you do not contact the prospect or his/her relatives, coach, principal, or counselor in an attempt to evaluate the academic or athletic abilities of the prospect. You are responsible for all incurred costs or fees at a contest. Speak to a prospect on the telephone ONLY if the prospect initiates the call. You are not permitted to have a recruiting conversation, but you may exhibit normal civility. Under such circumstances, you must refer questions about the athletics program to the athletics department staff. Employ a prospect or student-athlete, provided permission has been granted by the athletics department. The student-athlete will ask you to provide employment information to the athletics department prior to employment.

North Dakota State University’s athletics program is rich in tradition. Its storied history includes national, regional, and conference championships and champions. On top of these athletic achievements are numerous

academic championships earned by our student-athletes. As we strive to continue the championship tradition of Bison Athletics, we must always seek the highest of ethical conduct. North Dakota State University is unconditionally committed to NCAA rules and regulations. As an NCAA member institution, we must be responsible for ensuring that everyone abides by those rules. There is no margin for unethical behavior.

With your assistance and cooperation, we believe we can continue to represent the university with integrity, the highest of ethical standards, and the belief in doing what is right. Whether you are an alum, donor, booster, or friend of Bison Athletics, the university is grateful for your support. Together we can accomplish the common goal of ensuring a positive experience for all student-athletes. NDSU is subject to penalties for all violations committed by any alum, donor, booster or friend.

Please contact the NDSU Compliance Office at (701) 231-5696 if you need a specific NCAA rule interpretation.

NCAA COMPLIANCE

NOVEMBER 7 at Warren Williamson Daktronics Open 14 BISON OPEN 21 at Kaufman-Brand Open

DECEMBER 6 at MSU Moorhead Dragon Open 13 DAKOTA DUALS

(Oregon State, Northern Illinois, MSU Moorhead)

JANUARY 3 vs. North Carolina State at Nebraska 8 at Cal State Fullerton 10 at Cal Poly 15 vs. Boise State 17 at Northern Colorado* 23 at Boston University 24 at Sacred Heart 31 AIR FORCE*

FEBRUARY 7 WYOMING* 14 at Northern Iowa* 18 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE*

MARCH 6 at NCAA West Regional 18-20 at NCAA Championships

*Western Wrestling Conference duals

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2009-10 North Dakota State Wrestling Media Guide

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