HOFSTRA UNIVERSITYWRESTLING

2004-05 Season – Match 1# 13 Hofstra Pride (0-0)

at#3 Nebraska Cornhuskers (0-0)

Devaney Sports Center • Lincoln, NEFriday, November 19, 2004

2004-05 HOFSTRAWRESTLING SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Nov. 19 at Nebraska 6 p.m.Nov. 20 at The Omaha Open All DayNov. 28 LEHIGH 5 p.m.Dec. 3-4 at Cliff Keen/Las Vegas Invitational All DayDec. 11 at Boston University* 4 p.m.Dec. 11 at Harvard 7 p.m.Jan. 9 at Sacred Heart* 4 p.m.Jan. 15 ARMY 5 p.m.Jan. 16 at Pennsylvania 1 p.m.Jan. 22-23 at NWCA-Cliff Keen National Duals All Day

(at Cleveland, OH)Jan. 29 at West Virginia 1 p.m.Jan. 30 at Old Dominion* 1 p.m.Feb. 5 CORNELL 1 p.m.Feb. 12 at Drexel* NoonFeb. 12 at Wagner* 6:30 p.m.Feb. 13 OKLAHOMA STATE 10 a.m.Feb. 15 RIDER* 7 p.m.Feb. 18 Columbia 7 p.m.Mar. 4-5 at CAA Championships All-Day

(at Boston, MA)Mar. 17-19 NCAA Championships All Day

(at St. Louis, MO)* - CAA match;

HOFSTRA NOTES, STREAKS AND TIDBITS:• This is Hofstra’s 57th season of intercollegiate wrestling.The Pride have had nine coaches direct the wrestlingprogram, beginning with Walter “Brick” Stone in 1947 andcurrently with Tom Ryan, who is entering his 10th season.

Brit Stone, Walter Stone’s son, is currently in his 39th yearas the Pride’s assistant equipment manager.

• Hofstra sent eight wrestlers to the 2004 NCAAChampionships in St, Louis last March. Four havegraduated. But the Pride still has seven NCAA qualifierson their 2004-05 roster. Four (Chris Skretkowicz, PaulSiemon, John Manarte, and James Strouse) from last yearand three (Ricky LaForge, Jon Masa and Mike Patrovich)from the 2003 Championships

• Hofstra has won four straight conference championships

• The Pride have won eight of their last nine dual matchesdating back to last season. Hofstra’s only loss during thattime came at then-#7 Lehigh 25-9 on February 6th..

• The Pride are undefeated in 35 consecutive dualconference matches posting a 34-0-1 record during thattime. The last time Hofstra dropped a conference matchwas February 17, 1999 when the Broncs of Rider beat thePride 28-10 in an East Coast Wrestling Association(ECWA) match.

HOFSTRA HEAD COACH TOM RYAN: Tom Ryan isin starting his 10th season tonight as Head Wrestling Coachat Hofstra University. During that time he has rebuilt thePride into a Top 20 caliber program. He is 85-69-1 atHofstra but has posted a 78-44-1 mark in the past sevenseasons. Ryan has received the Coach of the Year awardsix times, including five straight times dating back to 2000,and has won four consecutive conference championships.

THE HOFSTRA-NEBRASKA SERIES: Tonight’smatch is the fourth meeting between Hofstra andNebraska. The Cornhuskers lead the series 3-0. The twoteams last met on November 29, 2003 at the Hofstra Arenawith the then-9th-ranked Huskers downing Hofstra 30-10.The series history is as follows:

THE LAST HOFSTRA-NEBRASKA MEETING –NOVEMBER 29, 2003: Ninth-ranked Nebraska (4-0) won seven of the 10 matches, including two upsets, anddefeated 11th-ranked Hofstra (0-1) before 2,264 fans atHofstra Arena. The top ranked 125-pounder in the nation,Nebraska senior Jason Powell, opened the contest with a 4-2 victory over ninth-ranked Tom Noto following an escapeand a takedown in the third period. Hofstra junior RickyLaForge, ranked 13th, tied the match with a 10-9 decisionover red-shirt freshman Matt Keller in the 133-pound bout.But Nebraska would win the next three matches, first withan unranked junior Matt Murray posting a 4-1 victory overHofstra freshman John Manarte at 141 pounds. Then juniorTravis Shufelt, ranked seventh, pinned Pride freshmanJames Strouse at the 3:14 mark of the 149-pound match.Cornhusker junior B.J. Wright, ranked 17th, posted thefirst upset of the night by defeating 12th-ranked Pridesenior Paul Siemon, 8-6 in overtime with a takedown with14 seconds into the extra period. Hofstra's 13th-ranked

senior Ralph Everett brought Hofstra back to within nine(15-6) with a 5-3 decision at 165 pounds over 17th-rankedJacob Klein. Hofstra senior Noel Thompson, rankedeighth, brought Hofstra to within five points with a 18-9major decision at 174 pounds over unranked senior JasonHigh. That would be Hofstra's last victory of the night. Nebraska junior Travis Pascoe, ranked fifth at 184 pounds,defeated Hofstra senior Brad Christie, who is ranked 13th,by tech fall, 21-6. 13th-ranked B.J. Padden pulled the bigupset of the night by pinning second-ranked Hofstra juniorChris Skretkowicz at the 2:29 mark at the 197 poundmatch. In the contest finale that featured two unrankedheavyweights, Nebraska senior Nathan McClain defeatedHofstra freshman Cole Merryman 15-5.

PROBABLE STARTERS VS. NEBRASKA:125 – Dave Tomasette, Rfr., (2004 N.J. State Champion;High School Nationals runner-up)133 – Charles Griffin, Fr., (2003 H.S. NationalsChampion; Outstanding Wrestler in Pennsylvania Award)141 –Ricky LaForge, Sr. (CAA champion and NCAAqualifier in 2003)149 – Jon Masa, Jr., (2004 Olympic redshirt; 2003 NCAAqualifier, All-American)157 – James Strouse, So. (2004 NCAA Qualifier; CAAfinalist)165 –Chris Vondruska, So. (14-10 last year)174 – Paul Siemon, Sr., (2004 NCAA Qualifier and CAAfinalist; 2003 red-shirt; 2002 CAA finalist & NCAAqualifier,)184 – Joe Rovelli, Fr., (2004 Pennsylvania StateChampion)197 – Chris Skretkowicz, Sr., (2004 NCAA Qualifier, All-American and CAA Champion; 2003 NCAA qualifier &All-American; 2002 CAA finalist and NCAA qualifier)HWT – Forfeit

HOFSTRA WRESTLING PRONUNCIATIONS:125- Tomasette (TOM-a-set-e)

Nunziato (NOON-zee-aht-o)141 - Manarte (ma_Nar-dee)149 - Masa (MAH-sa)165 - Patrovich (PAT-tro-vitch)

Vondruska (Von-Droo-ska)Serie (SA-ree)

174 - Simons (SY-mons)184 - Rovelli (RO-vell-ee)197 - Skretkowicz (Strek-ko-witz)

Weidman (Wide-men)Hwt - Coffin (Cough-in)

Garay (GA-ray)

PRIDE RANKED 13TH IN NWCA/INTERMATPRESEASON POLL: the Hofstra Pride wrestling team isranked 13th in the 2004-05 National Wrestling CoachesAssociation (NWCA)/Intermat NCAA Division IPreseason Poll. In addition, five Pride wrestlers are rankedin the Top 20 in their respective weight classes. Leading

the pack is two-time All-American senior ChrisSkretkowicz, who is ranked fifth at 197 pounds. Junior JonMasa, a 2003 All-American who returns after an Olympicred-shirt in 2004, is ranked fifth at 149 pounds. Two Pridewrestlers are ranked 13th in the preseason poll. SeniorRicky LaForge, a 2003 CAA champion and NCAAqualifier at 133 pounds, is ranked 13th at 141 pounds.Sophomore Mike Patrovich, who was an NCAA qualifieras the CAA finalist in 2003, is ranked 13th at 165 pounds.Senior Paul Siemon, who was a CAA finalist and a NCAAqualifier in 2002 and 2004 at 157, is ranked 14th at 157pounds although he is expected to wrestle at 174 poundsthis season.

NWCA/Intermat Preseason PollAs of 10/19/04

1-Oklahoma State2- Lehigh3-Nebraska4- Illinois5-Iowa State6-Michigan7-Minnesota8-Oklahoma9-Iowa10-West Virginia11-Missouri12-Cornell13T-HOFSTRA13T-Central Michigan15-Northern Iowa16-Cal Poly17-Penn State18-Wisconsin19-Edinboro20-Pennsylvania21-Purdue22-Arizona State23-Rider24-Cal. State-Bakersfield25-Stanford

PRIDE WILL ROLL THE DICE AT THE LASVEGAS INVITATIONAL: The Pride will participate intwo national regular season tournaments this seasonbeginning with the Cliff Keen Las Vegas CollegiateInvitational on December 3 and 4 at the CashmanConvention Center. More than 40 colleges will compete inthe two-day early season tournament that features many ofthe top programs in the country. Slated to compete in theLas Vegas Invitational are Adams State, Arizona State,Augustana, Boise State, Brown, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo,Cal State Bakersfield, Cal State Fullerton, CaliforniaDavis, Citadel, Clarion, Columbia, Cornell, Dana,Dickinson State, Eastern Michigan, Edinboro, FresnoState, George Mason, Harvard, Hofstra, Iowa Central,Kent State, Michigan, Missouri Valley, Missouri,Montana Northern, Nebraska, North Carolina State, North

Idaho, Northern Colorado, Northwest Ohio State, OregonState, Purdue, San Francisco State, UNC Greensboro,Buffalo, Pennsylvania, Air Force, Utah Valley State,Virginia, VMI, West Virginia, Western State, Wisconsin,and Wyoming.

HOFSTRA RANKED 12TH BY W.I.N. MAGAZINE:Coming off of their 20th place finish at the 2004 NCAAChampionships in St. Louis last March, W.I.N. Magazinehas ranked the Pride 12th in its 2004 NCAA Division IPreseason Poll. W.I.N. Magazine ranked senior RickyLaForge 19th at 141 pounds, junior Jon Masa fifth at 149pounds, senior Paul Siemon 11th at 157 pounds, sophomoreMike Patrovich 16th at 165 pounds and senior ChrisSkretkowicz sixth at 197 pounds.

W.I.N. Magazine Preseason PollAs of 10/19/04

1-Oklahoma State2- Lehigh3-Illinois4- Nebraska5-Iowa State6-Minnesota7-Michigan8-Oklahoma9-Iowa10-Missouri11-Cornell12-HOFSTRA13-Cal Poly14-Northern Iowa15-West Virginia16-Central Michigan17-Wisconsin18-Penn State19-Purdue20-Edinboro21-Cal. State-Bakersfield22-Arizona State23-Rider24-Penn25-Stanford

HOFSTRA TO COMPETE IN THE NWCA/CLIFFKEEN NATIONAL DUALS AGAIN: The Pride willcompete again in the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals atCleveland State University (OH) Convocation Center fromJanuary 21-23. The multi-division, multi-affiliationtournament features the following NCAA Division Iprograms: Oklahoma State, Minnesota, Oklahoma,Cornell, Penn State, Michigan. Central Michigan, TheCitadel, Northern Iowa, Cal Poly, Lehigh, Illinois, ArizonaState, Hofstra, Cleveland State and West Virginia.  ThePride placed seventh in the 2004 NWCA National Duals.

PRIDE RANKED 16TH BY AMATEUR WRESTLINGNEWS: Hofstra is ranked 16th in the Amateur Wrestling

News NCAA Division I Preseason Poll. AWN also rankedfive Pride wrestlers in its Top 20 in their respective weightclasses. Sophomore John Manarte is ranked 16th at 141pounds, junior Jon Masa is ranked sixth at 149 pounds,senior Paul Siemon is ranked 12th at 157 pounds,sophomore Mike Patrovich is ranked at 15th at 165 poundsand senior Chris Skretkowicz is sixth at 197 pounds.

Amateur Wrestling NewsAs of 9/27/04

1-Oklahoma State2- Lehigh3-Nebraska4-Illinois5-Iowa State6-Oklahoma7-Michigan8-Iowa9-Minnesota10-West Virginia11-Cornell12-Northern Iowa13-Cal Poly14-Missouri15-Pennsylvania16-Hofstra17-Michigan State18-Oregon19-Purdue20-Central Michigan

HOFSTRA CONTINUES CONFERENCE WINNINGSTREAK: The Pride will continue their 35-matchconference dual match undefeated streak in 2004-05.Hofstra, which won its last conference dual match in 1998-99, was 6-0-1 in 1999-2000, 6-0-0 in 2000-01, 6-0-0 in2001-02, 7-0-0 in 2002-03, and 8-0-0 in 2003-04. The lasttime Hofstra dropped a conference dual match was onFebruary 17, 1999 when the Broncs of Rider beat the Pride28-10 in an East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA)match.

THE WRESTLING MALL RANKS THE PRIDE 16TH

IN PRESEASON POLL: The Wrestling Mall ranks theHofstra Pride 16th in its 2004-05 preseason poll. TheWrestling Mall also ranked four Hofstra wrestlers in its top20 rankings. Sophomore John Manarte is ranked 14th at141 pounds, junior Jon Masa is ranked fifth at 149 pounds,senior Paul Siemon is ranked 11th at 157 pounds and seniorChris Skretkowicz is ranked sixth at 197 pounds by theWrestling mall.

The Wrestling Mall Preseason PollAs of 10/4/04

1-Oklahoma State2- Lehigh3-Nebraska

4- Iowa State5-Iowa6-Illinois7-Oklahoma8-Michigan9-Minnesota10-West Virginia11-Cornell12-Missouri13-Central Michigan14-Pennsylvania15-Cal Poly16-HOFSTRA17-Northern Iowa18-Boise State19-Stanford20-Arizona State21-Northern Illinois22-Edinboro23-Cal. State-Bakersfield24-Wisconsin25-Penn State

HOFSTRA FAVORED AGAIN IN THE CAA: TheHofstra Pride are the preseason favorite to record their fifthconsecutive conference championship in a vote of theColonial Athletic Association coaches. The Pride, whohave all 10 wrestlers ranked in the CAA top six,accumulated 56 points in the preseason poll. Rider (38)and Drexel (34), each with 10 ranked wrestlers, placedsecond and third, respectively in the poll. Boston andSacred Heart round out the top half of the CAA preseasonpoll. Old Dominion, George Mason, Wagner, Campbelland James Madison complete the preseason poll.

TWO PRIDE WRESTLERS NAMED TO CAAPRESEASON ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM: FreshmenCharles Griffin at 133 pounds and Joe Rovelli at 184pounds have been named to the 2004-05 CAA PreseasonAll-Freshman Team in a vote by conference coaches.Dusty McKinney from George Mason was picked at 125,Mike Roberts from Boston University was selected at 141,Hunter Davenport from Old Dominion was chosen at 149,Billy Haydt from Drexel was picked at 157, Chris Trippfrom B.U. was selected at 165, Randy Oates from GeorgeMason was chosen at 174, Jon Oplinger from Drexel waspicked at 197 and Alex Eaton from ODU was selected atheavyweight in the preseason All-Freshman Team.

THE 2004-05 HOFSTRA OUTLOOK: With sevenNCAA qualifiers from the past two seasons returning thisyear, including two All-Americans, the Hofstra Universitywrestling team is looking to win its fifth consecutiveconference championship and break into the Top 10 at the NCAA championships in St. Louis, Missouri inMarch.  

The Pride, who posted a 15-5 dual match record lastseason including an 8-0 conference dual mark that

extended one of the longest conference undefeated streaksto 35 matches, graduated four NCAA qualifiers at the endof last season. Those losses were three-time qualifier TomNoto at 125, two-time honorable mention All-AmericanRalph Everett at 165, and four-time NCAA qualifier andtwo-time conference champion Noel Thompson at 174,and two-time NCAA qualifier Brad Christie at 184 pounds.

But Hofstra Head Wrestling Coach Tom Ryan has thecupboard far from empty with the return of two-time All-American, senior Chris Skretkowicz at 197 pounds, 2003All-American, junior Jon Masa, who returns after anOlympic redshirt year, and a total of seven NCAAqualifiers. "We want to focus on the preparation required to be successful at this level,” Ryan says. “This team has plenty of talent and will be guided by our  two returning All-Americans Chris Skretkowicz and Jon Masa. We have a few weight classes that need to be filled. The 174 and the184 pound classes are question marks for us. We will be young but talented at 125 and 133. Our talent, however, guarantees us nothing. We will take one day and onematch at a time.”  

The Pride will boast one of its most difficult dual matchschedules in school history in 2004-05. Hofstra will squareoff against the top three teams in the preseason polls indefending national champions Oklahoma State inFebruary, second ranked Lehigh right after Thanksgiving,and number three Nebraska to open the season, as well asnationally-ranked Cornell, Pennsylvania and Rider.In addition, the Pride will wrestle in the Cliff Keen LasVegas Invitational in December, which features many ofthe top programs in the country, and the NWCA/CliffKeen National Duals in Cleveland in January,where they placed sixth last year. “These events allow us the required challenges necessary to compete andwin at the National Championship,” Ryan said.

Weight Class Break Down:

125 - At 125 pounds Dave Tomassette (Sewell, NJ),a high school standout at Washington Township, New Jersey, looks to make his mark after red-shirting during the 2003-04 season.  Tomasette won a New Jersey State title and finished second at the High School Nationals as a senior. He will be challenged by true freshman standout Bryan Nunziato (EastRutherford, NJ) from Bergen Catholic High Schoolin New Jersey. Nunziato was a four-time all-statewrestler and a Cadet National Champion.

133 - Freshman Charles Griffin (Reading,PA), the 2003 Outstanding Wrestler in Pennsylvania, isexpected to get the starting nod at 133 pounds thisseason.  Griffin ended his scholastic career at Reading High School, with a dominant performance whileearning the title at the High School Nationals.Charles could be challenged by the odd-man out at 141pounds, who would have to drop down a class.

141 -The 141-pound weight class has two NCAAqualifiers battling for the starting job. Returning startersophomore John Manarte (Farmingville, NY), a 2004NCAA qualifier and CAA finalist at 141 pounds lastseason, will be challenged by senior Ricky LaForge(Pompton Lakes, NJ), a 2003 NCAA qualifier and CAAChampion, who moves up from 133 pounds. Manarteposted a 24-18 record in 2003-04. LaForge, the 2003 CAAChampionship Co-Outstanding Wrestler Award winner,posted a 10-7 last year before missing the last two monhsof the season.Both of these athletes have great skills   The odd-man outhere may drop a weight class to challenge Griffin at 133pounds.

149 - After an All-American season in 2003 and anOlympic redshirt year last season, Jon Masa (LongBeach, NY) returns to Hofstra and will lookto bring home an NCAA Championship.  He recorded a27-8 record, won the CAA championship at 141 poundsand earned freshman All-American honors as a newcomerin 2001-02. Masa’s sophomore season saw him post a 38-7record, win the CAA title at 149 pounds and earn All-American honors at 149 pounds in 2002-03. Many expertsbelieved his next step would be national champion.He gained valuable experience last year with the nationalteam of Puerto Rico in preparation for the Olympic Gamesin Athens.  He placed 13th in the World Championshipslast year and is ready to return to the All-American podiumand possibly the top of the victory stand. Sophomore DougThomas (Bedford, OH) will add depth and back-up Masa.

157 - Sophomore James Strouse (Levittown,NY), last year’s starter and NCAA qualifier at 149, has become bigger and stronger and is the favorite to win thisposition left vacant by Paul Siemon’s change in weightclass. Strouse was the CAA finalist and posted a 23-11record last year. He will be challenged by sophomoreChris Vondruska (Bay Village, OH) for the starting spot.  Vondruska was 14-10 overall and 5-1 in againstCAA opponents last season and won several big matchesfor the Pride last year. Between the two wrestlers theyposted an 11-1 record against conference opponents lastseason.

165 - Despite the graduation of three-time NCAA qualifierand two-time conference champion Ralph Everett, Hofstrais deep and talented and has many options at 165 poundsthis season. The weight class features the return of 2003NCAA qualifier sophomore Mike Patrovich (Bohemia,NY), junior Stefan Serie (Merrick, NY), and the reserveat 157. Patrovich posted a 28-11 record, finished second atthe CAA Championships and earned a spot on theconference’s All-Rookie team in 2003. He returns after amedical redshirt last season. Serie, who saw limited actionlast year and posted a 2-2 record, is strong and quick andadds depth.

174 – The 174-pound weight class also took a hit with thegraduation of four-time NCAA qualifier and two-timeconference champ Noel Thompson. Senior Paul Siemon(Paramus, NJ), a two-time (2002 & 2004) NCAAqualifier and CAA finalist, moves up from the 157 poundweight class this season. Siemon posted a 28-10 recorddespite missing a month of action and looks even strongerthis year. Junior Billy Simons (Yonkers, NY), who sawlimited action last year, will also add depth. Patrovich andSiemon could see time at both 165 and 174 at times thisseason.

184- The graduation of last year’s starter Brad Christie, atwo-time NCAA qualifier and CAA champion in 2003, hasleft the 184 pound weight class in the hands of twonewcomers. Freshman Joe Rovelli (Wilkes-Barre, PA), a2004 Pennsylvania State champion from E.L. Meyers HighSchool, and junior college transfer Chris Weidman(Baldwin, NY), who earned All-American honors atNassau Community College in Garden City New York.

197 – Hofstra senior Chris Skretkowicz (Hamburg, NJ),after two-All-American honors, will be looking to go out anational champion in this his final season. The lanky, 6’5three-time NCAA qualifier and two-time CAA champion,posted a 41-4 overall record and was a perfect 8-0 in CAAcompetition last year. His career record entering the 2004-05 season is 109-20. Redshirt freshman Jordan Reid(Washington, D.C.) and junior college transfer ChrisWeidman will be in the wings if Skretkowicz needs a rest.

HWT – There should be a fierce battle at heavyweight forthe starting job in 2004-05. Last year’s starter, junior DanGaray (Rahway, NJ), a former scholastic All-Americanand New Jersey champion, is also a member of the Pridefootball team, which plays through the start of thewrestling season. Garay’s availability issues at the start ofthe season leaves the door open for sophomore transferSean Coffin (Nesconset, NY) to take the job. Coffin, atransfer from North Carolina State, was a Suffolk County(NY) high school champion and Smithtown High Schooland placed third in New York State in 2003.

LAST YEAR’S HOFSTRA-NCAA QUALIFIERS:Hofstra sent a school record-tying eight wrestlers to theNCAA championships last year. The list with their 2003-04 academic and weight classes are list below. 2004-05returnees are in bold)

• Tom Noto, 125 (Sr., 2004 CAA Champion; 2003 red-shirt; 2002 CAA Champion & NCAA qualifier; 2001ECWA Champion & NCAA qualifier)

• John Manarte, 141 (Fr., 2004 CAA finalist)

• James Strouse, 149 (Fr., 2004 CAA finalist)

• Paul Siemon, 157 (Jr., 2004 CAA Finalist; 2003 red-shirt; 2002 CAA finalist & NCAA qualifier,)

• Ralph Everett, 165 (Sr., 2004 Honorable Mention All-American and CAA Champion; 2003 CAA Champion(174) & NCAA qualifier, honorable mention All-American; 2002 NCAA qualifier)

• Noel Thompson, 174 (Sr., 2004 CAA Champion; 2003CAA Champion (165) & NCAA qualifier, honorablemention All-American; 2002 red-shirt, 2001 ECWAfinalist and NCAA qualifier; 2000 ECWA finalist andNCAA qualifier)

• Brad Christie, 184 (Sr., 2004 CAA finalist, 2003 CAAChampion & NCAA qualifier)

• Chris Skretkowicz, 197 (Jr., 2004 NCAA Qualifier,All-American and CAA Champion; 2003 NCAAqualifier & All-American; 2002 CAA finalist andNCAA qualifier )

2003-04 HOFSTRAWRESTLING SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Nov. 23 at Keystone Classic 1st placeNov. 29 NEBRASKA 10-30 LDec. 6 WISCONSIN Canc’ld.Dec. 10 at Army 31-9 WDec. 11 BOSTON U. + 28-9 WDec. 29-30 at Midlands Tourn. 4th placeJan. 10 at Cornell 18-15 WJan. 11 HARVARD 31-11 WJan. 17 #18 Central Michigan ** 18-17 WJan. 17 #5 Missouri ** 13-19 LJan. 17 #16 Cornell ** 16-15 WJan. 17 #20 Pennsylvania ** 23-15 WJan. 18 #8 Michigan ** 10-31 LJan. 18 #13 Oklahoma ** 15-28 LJan. 23 Binghamton ++ 39-9 WJan. 23 Campbell ++ 44-6 WJan. 24 at George Mason ++ 42-9 WJan. 24 James Madison ++ 47-0 WFeb. 1 SACRED HEART + 23-18 WFeb. 6 at #7 Lehigh 9-25 LFeb. 13 #16 PENNSYLVANIA 20-17 WFeb. 14 at Drexel + 42-6 WFeb. 14 at Wagner + 46-6 WFeb. 17 at Rider + Canc’ld.Mar. 5-6 at CAA Championships (Rider) 1st PlaceMar. 18-20 at NCAA Championships (St. Louis) 20th pl.+ - CAA match; ++ - CAA Duals at GMU;** - NWCA National Duals at Cleveland State

CAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONS: Here is the list ofCAA Wrestling champions since 1992:

1992 George Mason1993 Virginia Tech1994 Old Dominion

1995 George Mason1996 George Mason1997 George Mason1998 Virginia Tech1999 James Madison2000 James Madison2001 George Mason2002 Hofstra2003 Hofstra2004 HofstraNote: Hofstra joined the CAA in 2001-2002.

HOFSTRA WRESTLING CONFERENCETOURNAMENT HISTORY: The Pride captured their12th conference wrestling championship since 1975 lastMarch. Hofstra captured league titles in the East CoastConference in 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982,1983; in the East Coast Wrestling Association in 2001; andin the Colonial Athletic Association in 2002, 2003 and2004. The conference champions since 1975 are asfollows:

EAST COAST CONFERENCE1975 Hofstra1976 Hofstra1977 Hofstra1978 Hofstra1979 Hofstra1980 Hofstra1981 West Chester1982 Hofstra1983 Hofstra1984 Rider1985 Drexel1986 Rider1987 Bucknell1988 Rider1989 Rider1990 RiderEAST COAST WRESTLING ASSOCIATION1991 Rider1992 Central Connecticut1993 Rider1994 Rider1995 Bucknell1996 Rider1997 Rider1998 Rider1999 Rider2000 Rider2001 HofstraCOLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION (2002-pres.)2002 Hofstra2003 Hofstra2004 Hofstra

CHAMPIONSHIP MOST OUTSTANDINGWRESTLERS: Since 1968, Hofstra wrestlers have beennamed the MOW in the conference championships 11times. They were:Marty Willigan - 1968Don Mayorga - 1975Lou Dionisio - 1980Ed Pidgeon - 1981Peter Capone - 1983, 1985Mike Arena - 1986, 1988Eric Schmiesing - 2001Jason DeBruin - 2002Ricky LaForge - 2003

NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP TICKETS:Tickets for the 2005 NCAA Division I WrestlingChampionships are available by calling (877) 722-1604.The 2005 Championships will be held March 17-19 at theSaavis Center in St. Louis, Missouri.

2004-2005 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING ROSTERWt. Cl . Wrestler H t . Cl . Hometown/High School1 2 5 Dave Tomasette 5 - 4 RFr.* Sewell, NJ/Washington Township125 Bryan Nunziato 5-5 Fr. East Rutherford, NJ/Bergen Catholic

1 3 3 Charles Griffin 5 - 4 Fr. Reading, PA/Reading

1 4 1 John Manarte 5 - 6 S o . Farmingville, NY/Sachem141 Richard LaForge 5-5 Sr. Pompton Lakes, NJ/Indian Hills/West Virginia

1 4 9 Jon Masa 5 - 5 Jr.* Long Beach, NY/Long Beach149 Doug Thomas 5-10 So.* Bedford, OH/Bedford

1 5 7 James Strouse 5 - 8 S o . * Levittown, NY/MacArthur

1 6 5 Mike Patrovich 5 - 9 S o . * Bohemia, NY/Islip165 Chris Vondruska 5-8 So* Bay Village, OH/St. Edward165 Stefan Serie 5-8 Jr.* Merrick, NY/St. Anthony's

1 7 4 Paul Siemon 5 - 9 Sr . * Paramus, NJ/Don Bosco Prep/Springfield Coll.174 Billy Simons 5-8 Jr. Yonkers, NY/White Plains

1 8 4 Joe Rovelli 6 - 1 Fr. Wilkes-Barre, PA/E.L. Meyers

1 9 7 Chris Skretkowicz 6 - 5 Sr . Hamburg, NJ/Wallkill Valley Regional197 Chris Weidman 6-2 Jr. Baldwin, NY/Baldwin/Nassau CC197 Jordan Reid 6-6 RFr.* Washington, D.C./St. John’s

Hwt. Sean Coffin 6 - 2 S o . Nesconset, NY/Smithtown/North Carolina StateHwt. Dan Garay 6-2 Jr.* Rahway, NJ/Rahway

*Used red-shirt season anticipated starters in bold Head Coach: Tom Ryan (Iowa, 92), 10th seasonAssistant Coaches: Rob Anspach, Donny Pritzlaff and Jesse JantzenStrength and Conditioning Coaches: Ryan Martin, Pete Cariello and Brad ChristieAdministrative Assistant: Bob Busby

2004-05 Anticipated Starters125 – Dave Tomasette, Rfr., (2004 N.J. State Champion; High School Nationals runner-up)133 – Charles Griffin, Fr., (2003 H.S. Nationals Champion; Outstanding Wrestler in Pennsylvania Award)141 – John Manarte, So. or Ricky LaForge, Sr. (Both are NCAA Qualifiers, Manarte in 2004, LaForge in 2003)149 – Jon Masa, Jr., (2004 Olympic redshirt; 2003 NCAA qualifier, All-American)157 – James Strouse, So. (2004 NCAA Qualifier; CAA finalist)165 – Mike Patrovich, So., (2004 redshirt; 2003 NCAA qualifier)174 – Paul Siemon, Sr., (2004 NCAA Qualifier and CAA Finalist; 2003 red-shirt; 2002 CAA finalist & NCAA qualifier,)184 – Joe Rovelli, Fr., (2004 Pennsylvania State Champion)197 – Chris Skretkowicz, Sr., (2004 NCAA Qualifier, All-American and CAA Champion; 2003 NCAA qualifier & All-American; 2002 CAA finalist and NCAA qualifier)HWT – Sean Coffin, So., (transfer from UNC; third place at 2002 New York State High School Championships)

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Weight/Name OverallW-L

CAAR.S.

Duals Falls Tech.Falls

125 Tom Noto 33-9 8-0 15-5 3-1 4-0125 Dave Tomasette 3-1 0-0 1-0

133 Ricky LaForge 10-7 4-2 2-1 0-0133 Marc Marinelli 0-0

141 John Manarte 24-18 5-3 9-10 3-1 1-0141 Louis Vecchio 2-4 0-0 0-1 0-0

149 James Strouse 23-11 6-1 9-4 4-2 0-1149 Chris Vondruska 14-10 5-1 7-6 3-0 0-0149 Matt Homenick 4-4 0-0 0-0 0-0149 Doug Thomas 0-0149 Sean Horton 1-2 0-0 1-1 0-0

157 Paul Siemon 28-10 5-0 11-4 2-3 1-0157 Mike Patrovich 0-0157 Stefan Serie 2-2 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-1

165 Ralph Everett 36-5 8-0 18-2 5-1 2-0165 Billy Simons 1-4 0-0 0-1 0-0

174 Noel Thompson 31-8 6-0 13-4 6-0 0-0174 Joe Patrovich 5-3 0-0 1-1 1-0174 Alexander Nowak 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-0

184 Brad Christie 22-13 7-0 12-7 6-2 0-1184 Jordan Reid 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-0

197 Chris Skretkowicz 41-4 8-0 19-1 12-1 2-0

HWT Dan Garay 10-12 7-1 8-8 0-1 0-0HWT Cole Merryman 3-3 0-1 0-0 0-0HWT Mike Lodato 2-3 0-1 0-1 0-0HWT Mike Laughlin 0-2 0-0

R.S. – Regular Season

2003-2004 Hofstra UniversityWrestling Statistics and Results

Dual Match Record: 15-5CAA Regular Season Record: 8-0

(As of March 18, 2004)

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2003-2004HOFSTRA WRESTLING RESULTS

Date Rank - Opponent ResultNovember 15 at Cortland Open NTSNovember 23 at Keystone Classic (Pennsylvania) 1st PlaceNovember 29 #9 NEBRASKA L 10-30December 6 #16 WISCONSIN Canc’ld.December 10 at Army W 31-9December 11 BOSTON U. W 28-9December 29-30 at Midlands Championships 4th PlaceJanuary 10 at #16 Cornell W 18-15January 11 HARVARD W 31-11January 17 + #18 Central Michigan W 18-17January 17 + #5 Missouri L 13-19January 17 + #16 Cornell W 16-15January 17 + #20 Pennsylvania W 23-15January 18 + #8 Michigan L 10-31January 18 + #13 Oklahoma L 15-28January 23 ** Binghamton W 39-9January 23 ** Campbell W 44-6January 24 ** at George Mason W 42-9January 24 ** James Madison W 47-0February 1 SACRED HEART W 23-18February 6 at #7 Lehigh L 9-25February 13 #16 PENNSYLVANIA W 20-17February 14 at Drexel W 42-6February 14 at Wagner W 46-6February 17 at Rider Canc’ld.March 5-6 at CAA Championships 1st PlaceMarch 18-20 at NCAA Championships (St. Louis, Missouri) 20th pl.

* - CAA match+ - NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals** - CAA Duals at GMUNTS – No Team Scoring

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2003-2004Hofstra University Wrestling

Individual Statistics

Tom Noto (125)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW T 19-4 4:55 Jason Mulzoff (Cortland) Cortland Open 1-0W 13-4 Kyle Kemmerer (Ithaca) Cortland Open 2-0W 11-4 Zach Makovsky (Drexel) Cortland Open 3-0W DE 1:45 Mike Mormile (Cornell) Cortland Open 4-0L 5-3 sd Rob Rebmann (Drexel), 11th Cortland Open 4-1W 15-4 Bret Frimer (Boston U) Keystone Classic 5-1W TF 4:42 Ryan Broughman (Virginia Tech) Keystone Classic 6-1W 16-5 Jim DiCicco (Rider) Keystone Classic 7-1L 6-4 Matt Valenti (Pennsylvania), 3rd Keystone Classic 7-2L 4-2 Jason Powell (Nebraska), 1st Dual – Nebraska 7-3W 17-4 Andy Henry (Army) Dual – Army 8-3W 18-6 Brett Frimer (Boston) Dual – Boston 9-3W 2:25 Kevin McNicholas (Eastern Illinois) Midlands 10-3W 15-5 Joey Bareng (San Francisco State) Midlands 11-3W 5-3 Heath Kim (Air Force) Midlands 12-3W 6-4 (OT) Matt Valenti (Pennsylvania) Midlands 13-3W 7-5 (OT) Luke Eustice (Iowa) 2nd Midlands 14-3W 7-5 (2OT) Mike Mormile (Cornell) Dual – Cornell 15-3W TF 7:00 Brent Kakesako (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 16-3L 3-2 Kyle Stouffer (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 16-4W 10-4 Austin Devoe (Missouri) NWCA Duals 17-4W 7-5 Mike Mormile (Cornell) NWCA Duals 18-4W 6-4 Matt Valenti (Penn) NWCA Duals 19-4L 8-6 (OT) Mark Moos (Michigan) NWCA Duals 19-5L 6-4 Sam Hazwinkle (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 19-6W forfeit Binghamton U. CAA Duals 20-6W F-2:25 Andy Bricker (Campbell) CAA Duals 21-6W forfeit George Mason U. CAA Duals 22-6W 18-8 (133 lbs.) Todd Schroeder (James Madison) CAA Duals 23-6W 12-4 Philip Kalil (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 24-6W 7-5 Mario Stuart (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 25-6L 10-1 Matt Valenti (Penn) Dual – Penn 25-7W F-2:53 Paul Slifer (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 26-7W 11-3 Rob Rebmann (Drexel) CAA Championship – SF 29-7W 6-2 Jose Leon (Boston U.) CAA Championship – F 30-7W 9-4 Tommy Schurkamp (Cal. Davis) NCAA Championship 31-7L 3-2 Vic Moreno (Cal Poly) NCAA Championship 31-8W 15-5 Tom Clum (Wisconsin) NCAA Championship 32-8W Def 6:18 John Velez (Northwestern) NCAA Championship 33-8L 6-4 sv Rob Rebmann (Drexel) NCAA Championship 33-9

Dave Tomasette (125)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 17-1 6:00 Barry Ohler (Kutztown) Cortland Open 1-0W 7-3 Jeff Ferarra (Cortland) Cortland Open 2-0W 9-4 Alejandro Alvarez (Cornell) Cortland Open 3-0L 8-2 Rob Rebmann (Drexel), 11th Cortland Open 3-1

Ricky LaForge (133)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 5:25 Terreyl Williams (App. State) Keystone Classic 1-0W 7-1 Micah Amrozowiz (Virginia Military Academy) Keystone Classic 2-0W 10-8 Dan Fisch (Rider) Keystone Classic 3-0L 3-1 David Hoffman (Virginia Tech), 10th Keystone Classic 3-1W 10-8 Matt Keller (Nebraska), 18th Dual- Nebraska 4-2W 10-6 Charles Lloyd (Lassen) Midlands 5-2W MForfeit Pat Dowty (Eastern Illinois) Midlands 6-2L 2:21 Josh Moore (Penn State) Midlands 6-3W 5:40 Jordan Webster (Central Michigan Midlands 7-3L 8-6 Matt Sanchez (Cal St. Bakersfield) Midlands 7-4

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L 5-0 Kortney Lake (Adams State) Midlands 7-5W 13-3 Greg Cook (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 8-5L 3-1 Jordan Webster (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 8-6W 4-2 Paul Collum (Missouri) NWCA Duals 9-6L 6-5 Travis Lee (Cornell) NWCA Duals 9-7W 7-5 Matt Eveleth (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 10-7

Louis Vecchio (141)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL 7-3 Mike Baria (Unattached) Cortland Open 0-1W 7-2 Jack Holmgren (Cortland) Cortland Open 1-1L 6-4 John Manarte (Unattached) Cortland Open 1-2W 8-2 Justin Ensign (Wagner) Keystone Classic 2-2L 5-1 Joey Rivera (Boston U) Keystone Classic 2-3L F 3:02 Dan Gollin (Wagner) Keystone Classic 2-4

John Manarte (141)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 15-4 Scott Aronowitz (Ithaca) Cortland Open 1-0L 7-3 Nick Dalicandro (Sacred Heart) Cortland Open 1-1W 6-4 Louis Vecchio (Unattached) Cortland Open 2-1W F 3:05 Jordan LaFallette (Brown) Cortland Open 3-1W 5-4 Tony Curto (Unattached) Cortland Open 4-1L 3-2 Jamie Lijo (Unattached) Cortland Open 4-2W 22-9 Dan Gollin (Wagner) Keystone Classic 5-2W 10-3 Justin Ension (Wagner) Keystone Classic 6-2W 10-6 Dan Shvartsman (Duke) Keystone Classic 7-2W 8-7 Jeff Eveleth (Penn) Keystone Classic 8-2W 8-5 Aaron Brown (Virginia Tech) Keystone Classic 9-2W 7-6 David Metzler (VMI) Keystone Classic 10-2 (5th)L 4-1 Matt Murray (Nebraska), 15th Nebraska 10-3W 6-4 Patrick Simpson (Army) Dual – Army 11-3L 8-2 Joey Rivera (Boston) Dual – Boston 11-4L 8-0 Dylan Long (Northern Iowa) Midlands 11-5W 5:59 Joe Mavins (Lassen) Midlands 12-5W 9-6 Jason Cook (Purdue) Midlands 13-5L 9-2 Joe Clarke (West Virginia) Midlands 13-6L 2-0 Keith Dickey (Cornell) Dual – Cornell 13-7L 8-5 Max Meltzer (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 13-8L 12-1 Jason Mester (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 13-9L 10-4 J.P. Reese (Missouri) NWCA Duals 13-10W 3-2 Keith Dicky (Cornell) NWCA Duals 14-10W 8-3 Shawn Protz (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 15-10W 7-6 Clark Forward (Michigan) NWCA Duals 16-10L 4-1 Teyon Ware (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 16-11L 4-1 Josh Ruff (Binghamton) CAA Duals 16-12W 3-0 Adam Bricker (Campbell) CAA Duals 17-12W forfeit George Mason U. CAA Duals 18-12W 3:24 Brian Kibbler (James Madison) CAA Duals 19-12L 6-1 (OT) Nick Dalicandro (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 19-13L10-2 Cory Cooperman (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 19-14L 7-5 (OT) Doug McGraw (Penn) Dual – Penn 19-15W 9-1 Chris Renninger (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 20-15W 21-5 Justin Ensign (Wagner) Dual – Wagner 21-15W 8-2 Rick Bauer (Rider) CAA Championship – 1R 22-15W 9-5 Chris Renninger (Drexel) CAA Championship – QF 23-15W 3-2 Rob Becker (George Mason) CAA Championship – SF 24-15L 5-3 Josh Ruff (Binghamton) CAA Championship – F 24-16L 9-0 Matt Murray (Nebraska) NCAA Championship 24-17L F-5:42 Cory Cooperman (Lehigh) NCAA Championship 24-18

Matt Homenick (149)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 6-2 Kenrick Randall (Springfield) Cortland Open 1-0W 6-2 Josh Herzig (Ithaca) Cortland Open 2-0L 2-1 John Cholish (Cornell) Cortland Open 2-1W 7-3 John Gartiser (Unattached) Cortland Open 3-1W 7-2 TJ Tepley (Army) Cortland Open 4-1L 1-2 Tom Kniezewski (Unattached) Cortland Open 4-2

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L 3-2 Carl Elliott (App St) Keystone Classic 4-3L 5-3 John Robinson (Rider) Keystone Classic 4-4

Chris Vondruska (149)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 16-2 Derek Hanley (Springfield) Cortland Open 1-0W F 5:45 AJ Vignone (Unattached) Cortland Open 2-0L 5-0 David Dies (Brown) Cortland Open 2-1W 9-4 Tim Smith (Brown) Cortland Open 3-1W 3-2 Tom Kniezewski (Unattached) Cortland Open 4-1W 2-0 Tom Kniezewski (American) Keystone Classic 5-1L 3-2 David Dies (Brown) Keystone Classic 5-2W 4-0 Joe Galante (Rider) Keystone Classic 6-2W 10-2 Carl Elltiot (App St.) Keystone Classic 7-2L 0-0 Jason Jones (App St.) Keystone Classic 7-3L 8-2 Dustin Manotti (Cornell) 3rd Dual – Cornell 7-4L 13-5 Jeremy Spates (Missouri) NWCA Duals 7-5L 8-3 Dustin Manotti (Cornell) NWCA Duals 7-6W 3-0 Rob Hitschler (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 8-6L 11-2 Ryan Churella (Michigan) NWCA Duals 8-7L 9-1 Jeff Eckloff (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 8-8W F-3;55 Elliott Berger (Campbell) CAA Duals 9-8W F 4:15(157 lbs.) Mitch Webster (George Mason) CAA Duals 10-8W 15-6 (157 lbs.) Derick Schoenly (James Madison) CAA Duals 11-8L 3-2 (157 lbs.) Robert Belville (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 11-9L 4-2 (157 lbs.) Derek Zinck (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 11-10W 5-3 (157 lbs.) Brett Vanderveer (Penn) Dual – Penn 12-10W 10-2 (157 lbs.) Ray Lamb (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 13-10W 8-5 (157 lbs.) Matt Hartigan (Wagner) Dual – Wagner 14-10

Sean Horton (149)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL F1:55 Jaret Misner (Cortland) Cortland Open 0-1W F1:28 Jake Loeb (Cortland) Cortland Open 1-1L 9-8 John Gartiser (Unattached) Cortland Open 1-2

James Strouse (149)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 9-2 Chris Conley (Boston U) Cortland Open 1-0W 11-0 Brian Bumpus (Sacred Heart) Cortland Open 2-0W 4-2 Tom Kniezewski (Unattached) Cortland Open 3-0L 5-2 David Dies (Brown) Cortland Open 3-1W 5-1 Mark Cartella (Drexel) Cortland Open3rd 4-1W 10-3 John Robinson (Rider) Keystone Classic 5-1W F 4:46 Matt Lambach (Penn) Keystone Classic 6-1L F 4:43 Reed Carpenter (Virginia Tech) Keystone Classic 6-2W 7-3 Tom Kniezewski (American) Keystone Classic 7-2W 10-7 Justin Blumenthal (Boston U) Keystone Classic 8-2W 3-1 Chris Vondruska (Hofstra) Keystone Classic 9-2L F 3:14 Travis Shufelt (Nebraska), 5th Dual –Nebraska 9-3W 8-5 Paul Stansbury (Army) Dual – Army 10-3W 10-4 Justin Blumenthal (Boston) Dual – Boston 11-3L 9-7 Jason D’Agata (Iowa) Midlands 11-4W 7-5 Anton Dietzen (Illinois) Midlands 12-4L 5-1 Cal Ferry (Illinois) Midlands 12-5L TF 7:00 Jesse Jantzen (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 12-6L 8-4 Adam Cunningham (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 12-7W 5-2 Bo Bruno (Binghamton) CAA Duals 13-7L 6-5 Adrian Austin (George Mason) CAA Duals 13-8W 1:56 Chris Wilson (James Madison) CAA Duals 14-8W 10-4 Jesse Fendryk (Sacred Heart) Duals – Sacred Heart 15-8W 7-1 Matt Anderson (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 16-8W 12-2 Rob Hitschler (Penn) Dual – Penn 17-8W 6-1 Mark Cartella (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 18-8W F-2:46 Pat Larkin (Wagner) Dual – Wagner 19-8W F-1:35 Chris Wilson (James Madison) CAA Championship-1R 20-8W 3-1 s.v. Beau Bruno (Binghamton) CAA Championship-QF 21-8W 4-2 Rayes Gonzales (Boston U ) CAA Championship-SF 22-8L 8-4 Adrian Austin (George Mason) 2nd CAA Championship-F 22-9L 4-2 Patrick Williams (Arizona State) NCAA Championship 22-10

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W 6-4 s.v. Dan Jankowski (Purdue) NCAA Championship 23-10L 11-9 Jeff Radliff (Ohio State) NCAA Championship 23-11

Paul Siemon (157)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW F2:55 Scott Faivre (Springfield) Cortland Open 1-0W 9-2 Brandon Guenot (Unattached) Cortland Open 2-0W 7-0 Shawn Kithner (Brown) Cortland Open 3-0W 3-1 Scott Roth (Cornell) Cortland Open 4-0L F-0:50 Jesse Jantzen (Harvard) Cortland Open 4-1W 11-0 Jason Bakinowski (Boston U) Keystone Classic 5-1W 4-0 Kyle Bernholz (Penn) Keystone Classic 6-1W 6-2 Zach Johns (Boston U) Keystone Classic 7-1W 7-4 Brett Vanderveer (Penn) Keystone Classic 8-1 (1st)L 8-6 SV OT B.J. Wright (Nebraska), 16th Dual – Nebraska 8-2W TF-17-1 Phil Eggleston (Army) Dual – Army 9-2W 5-0 Zach Johns (Boston ) Dual – Boston 10-2W 6-2 Rick Lamas (Elmhurst) Midlands 11-2W 4-1 Andrew Shuler (Wyoming) Midlands 12-2L 8-3 Chris Bono (Sunkist Kids) Midlands 12-3W 8-4 Ty Morgan (Central Michigan) Midlands 13-3L 3-1 Matt Lebe (West Virginia) Midlands 13-4W 14-3 Travis Koppenhafer (Adams State) Midlands 14-4W 2-1 Scott Roth (Cornell) Dual – Cornell 15-4W 10-2 Bobby Latessa (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 16-4W 5-1 Ty Morgan (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 17-4L 3-2 Kenny Burleson (Missouri) NWCA Duals 17-5W 6-5 Scott Roth (Cornell) NWCA Duals 18-5L F-3:25 Brett Vanderver (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 18-6L 12-9 Ryan Bertin (Michigan) NWCA Duals 18-7W 4-2 Matt Grice (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 19-7W 9-1 Justin Hoch (Binghamton) CAA Duals 20-7W TF Jeff Lyons (Campbell) CAA Duals 21-7W 7-0 (165 lbs.) Sean Early (George Mason) CAA Duals 22-7W 4:27 (165 lbs.) Andrew Robarge (James Madison) CAA Duals 23-7W 14-5 Mitch Webster (George Mason) CAA Championship-1R 24-7W 11-2 Matt Hartigan (Wagner) CAA Championship-QF 25-7W 8-2 Robert Belville (Sacred Heart) CAA Championship-SF 26-7L F-2:47 Dave Miller (Rider) CAA Championship-F 26-8L 7-2 Chris Horning (Clarion) NCAA Championship 26-9W Def.2:54 Dave Miller (Rider) NCAA Championship 27-9W 5-4 tb Brad Harper (Purdue) NCAA Championship 28-9L 7-3 Charlie Brenneman (Lock Haven) NCAA Championship 28-10

Stefan Serie (157)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL F 1:59 Brett Vanderveer (Penn) Keystone Classic 0-1W TF 4:19 Scott Doerr (Duke) Keystone Classic 1-1L TF 7:00 Alex Davis (App St.) Keystone Classic 1-2W F-1:06 Vincent Vazzana (Wagner) Dual – Wagner 2-2

Billy Simons (165)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL 4-3 David Post (Cornell) Cortland Open 0-1L F2:40 Nick Detweiler (Kutztown) Cortland Open 0-2W 3-2 Matt McConville (Penn) Keystone Classic 1-2L DQ Leighton Brady (Boston U), 15tj Keystone Classic 1-3L 13-2 Joe Patrovich (Hofstra) Keystone Classic 1-4

Ralph Everett (165)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 9-1 Dan Miracola (Cornell) Cortland Open 1-0W F3:29 Joe Gartiser (Binghamton) Cortland Open 2-0W 5-4 Marc Israel (Ithaca) Cortland Open 3-0L 2-1;tb Joe Mazzurco (Cornell) Cortland Open No MatchW 3rd 5-4 Sean Jenkins (Brown) Cortland Open 4-0W F 3:59 Vinny Vazzana (Wagner) Keystone Classic 5-0W 12-3 Dan Gallagher (Penn) Keystone Classic 6-0

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W 5-2 Sean Jenkins (Brown) Keystone Classic 7-0W 5-2 Leighton Brady (Boston), 15th Keystone Classic 8-0(1st)W 5-3 Jacob Klein (Nebraska), 14th Dual- Nebraska 9-0W 12-4 Kurt Pryor (Army) Dual – Army 10-0W 3-1 Leighton Brady (Boston), 15th Dual – Boston 11-0W 10-2 Sean Early (George Mason) Midlands 12-0W 7-4 Chris Ressa (Rutgers) Midlands 13-0W 7-2 Zach Doll (Pittsburgh) Midlands 14-0W 3-2 Hesston Johnson (Northern Iowa) Midlands 15-0L 2-1 (TB) David Bolyard (Central Michigan) Midlands 15-1W 14-4 Dave Post (Cornell) Dual – Cornell 16-1W 8-3 Brandon Kaufmann (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 17-1W 4-1 David Bolyard (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 18-1W 4-1 Tyrone Woodley (Missouri) NWCA Duals 19-1W 13-2 David Post (Cornell) NWCA Duals 20-1W 18-5 Kyle Bernholz (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 21-1L F-5:37 Pat Owen (Michigan) NWCA Duals 21-2W 5-1 Rafael Maturino (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 22-2W TF Ryan Jantzen (Binghamton) CAA Duals 23-2W forfeit Campbell U. CAA Duals 24-2W F 5:52 (174 lbs.) Matt Horton (George Mason) CAA Duals 25-2W F 4:42 (174 lbs) Zach Winfrey (James Madison) CAA Duals 26-2W 8-4 Sherwood Fendryk (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 27-2L 8-2 Troy Letters (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 27-3W 16-6 Richard Ferguson (Penn) Dual – Penn 28-3W F-4:58 Steve Beard (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 29-3W forfeit Wagner College Dual – Wagner 30-3W TF-17-2 Steve Beard (Drexel) CAA Championship-QF 31-3W 11-5 Ryan Cunningham (Rider) CAA Championship-SF 32-3W 7-2 Leighton Brady (Boston U.) CAA Championship-F 33-3W 4-3 Zach Doll (Pittsburgh) NCAA Championship 34-3W 9-4 Jason Cardillo (Slippery Rock) NCAA Championship 35-3W 5-4 Tim Foley (Virginia) NCAA Championship 36-3L 2-1 Matt King (Edinboro) NCAA Championship 36-4L 3-2 tb Jacob Klein (Nebraska) NCAA Championship 36-5

Noel Thompson (174)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW F0:47 Nick Lorenzen (Cortland) Cortland Open 1-0W F0:54 Kevin Bush (Binghamton) Cortland Open 2-0W 15-2 Bryce Hasseman (Unattached) Cortland Open 3-0W 19-9 Mike Pedro (Brown) Cortland Open 4-0W 5-2 Tyler Baier (Cornell) Cortland Open (11th) 5-0W F 5:25 Ryan Hayes (Wagner) Keystone Classic 6-0W 12-3 Levi Craig (Duke) Keystone Classic 7-0W 13-0 Greg Hallahan (Penn) Keystone Classic 8-0W 7-4 Matt Herrington (Penn), 8th Keystone Classic 9-0 (1st)W 18-9 Jason High (Nebraska) Dual- Nebraska 10-0W 19-7 Gabriel Lucero (Army) Dual – Army 11-0W 12-3 Ben Schilens (Boston) Dual – Boston 12-0W 11-10 Kenny Robertson (Eastern Illinois) Midlands 13-0W 9-3 Imad Kharbush (Stanford) Midlands 14-0L 7-5 (OT) Eric Hauan (Northern Iowa) Midlands 14-1L 4-3 Pete Freidl (Illinois) Midlands 14-2W 5-3 Tyler Baier (Cornell) Dual – Cornell 15-2W Forfeit Forfeit Dual – Harvard 16-2W 5-4 (OT) Mitch Hancock (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 17-2L 9-3 Ben Askren (Missouri) NWCA Duals 17-3L 2-1 Tyler Baier (Cornell) NWCA Duals 17-4L 2-1 Matt Herrington (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 17-5W 2-1 (2OT) Nick Roy (Michigan) NWCA Duals 18-5W 3-2 E.K. Waldhaus (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 19-5W F 1:28 Mark Tse (Binghamton) CAA Duals 20-5W F 1:07 Brian Hocum (Campbell) CAA Duals 21-5W 9-7 Kevin Fox (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 22-5L 13-7 Brad Dillon (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 22-6W 7-3 Greg Hallahan (Penn) Dual – Penn 23-6W Med Def. 0:45 Nick Kozar (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 24-6W Forfeit (184 lbs.) Wagner College Dual – Wagner 25-6W 15-2 Jason Chalfont (James Madison) CAA Championship-QF 26-6W 8-0 Ben Schliens (Boston U.) CAA Championship-SF 27-6W F-1:52 Nick Kozar (Drexel) CAA Championship-F 28-6W 6-2 Nick Roy (Michigan) NCAA Championship 29-6L 9-5 Nate Yetzer (Edinboro) NCAA Championship 29-7

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W 10-2 Curtis Yeager (Millersville) NCAA Championship 30-7W 5-3 Ralph DeNisco (Wisconsin) NCAA Championship 31-7L 5-4 tb Pete Friedl (Illinois) NCAA Championship 31-8

Joe Patrovich (164/174)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW T22-6 6:00 Keith Levinson (Cortland) Cortland Open 1-0L F3:34 Kevin Fox (Sacred Heart) Cortland Open 1-1L 10-8 Josh Fisk (Drexel) Cortland Open 1-2W 8-2 John Lowery (VMI) Keystone Classic 2-2L 9-3 Ryan Cunningham (Rider) Keystone Classic 2-3W 9-5 Brock Wittmeyer (Penn) Keystone Classic 3-3W 13-2 Billy Simons (Hofstra) Keystone Classic 4-3W F 3:35 Lee Roper (App St.) Keystone Classic 5-3

Alex Nowak (174)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL 9-2 Kevin Kinnear (Unattached) Cortland Open 0-1L 5-4;tb Dan Jelsma (Unattached) Cortland Open 0-2

Brad Christie (184)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW F1:06 Tom Vail (Binghamton) Cortland Open 1-0W 11-5 Brett Scholnick (Boston U) Cortland Open 2-0W 4-2 Pat Shufelt (Drexel) Cortland Open 3-0W 3-1 Daniel Waters (American U) Cortland Open 4-0W 10-4 Aaron Barnette (App St.) Keystone Classic 5-0W 6-2 Ethan Bullock (Penn) Keystone Classic 6-0L 5-2 Nick Ciarcia (Brown) Keystone Classic` 6-1W 0-0 TB Daniel Walters (American) Keystone Classic 7-1Medical Forfeit Nick Catone (Rider), 20th Keystone Classic 7-1 (4th)L TF 21-6 Travis Pascoe (Nebraska) Dual – Nebraska 7-2L 12-5 Luke Calvert (Army) Dual – Army 7-3W 8-3 Tom Sforza (Boston) Dual – Boston 8-3L 1:27 Ryan Flaherty (Wisconsin) Midlands 8-4W 15-1 Matt Sassolino (Elmhurst) Midlands 9-4L 2-1 Alex Lammers (Central Michigan) Midlands 9-5W 7-4 Randy Stout (Cornell) Dual - Cornell 10-5W F6:13 P.J. Jones (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 11-5W 5-4 Alex Lemmers (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 12-5L 6-4 Matt Pell (Missouri) NWCA Duals 12-6L 6-5 Jerry Rinaldi (Cornell) NWCA Duals 12-7W 5-4 (TB) Paul Velekei (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 13-7L 4-2 Josh Weitzel (Michigan) NWCA Duals 13-8L F-1:22 Justin Dyer (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 13-9W F 2:12 Kevin Bush (Binghamton) CAA Duals 14-9W 11-6 Lantz Nixon (Campbell) CAA Duals 15-9W F Jim Martin (George Mason) CAA Duals 16-9W F 1:01 Lamont Logan (James Madison) CAA Duals 17-9W 19-7 Wayne Oakley (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 18-9L 2-1 Travis Frick (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 18-10W 9-4 Ethan Bullock (Penn) Dual – Penn 19-10W 17-4 Josh Fisk (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 20-10W F-2:16 Lamont Logan (James Madison) CAA Championship-QF 21-10W 3-2 Adam Wright (Old Dominion) CAA Championship-SF 22-10L 2-1 Nick Catone (Rider) CAA Championship-F 22-11L 3-2 Josh McLay (Minnesota) NCAA Championship 22-12L 9-3 Frank Cornley (Duke) NCAA Championship 22-13

Jordan Reid (184)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL F4:41 Justin Wear (Ithaca) Cortland Open 0-1L F1:01 Mike McWilliams (Springfield) Cortland Open 0-2

Chris Skretkowicz (197)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW F1:16 Matt Eldridge (Cortland) Cortland Open 1-0

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W F2:18 Adam Montgomery (American U) Cortland Open 2-0W 8-0 Ryan Gruver (Cornell) Cortland Open 3-0W 10-0 Derman Lewis (Unattached) Cortland Open 4-0W 5-0 Chris Jones (Drexel) Cortland Open 5-0W 10-0 Rocky Richey (App St.) Keystone Classic 6-0W 8-0 Chris Moulton (Penn) Keystone Classic 7-0W 12-0 Tared Terrell (Rider) Keystone Classic 8-0W 8-0 Marus Schontube (Penn) Keystone Classic 9-0 (1st)L F 2:29 B.J. Padden (Nebraska), 9th Dual – Nebraska 9-1W TF 16-1 Todd Wisman (Army) Dual – Army 10-1W TF 17-0 John DaCruz (Boston) Dual – Boston 11-1W 9-0 Joel Weimer (Ohio) Midlands 12-1W 11-0 Joel Edwards (Penn State) Midlands 13-1W 7-0 Sean Stender (Northern Iowa) Midlands 14-1L 2-1 Matt Monteiro (Cal State Bakersfield) Midlands 14-2W F 4:27 Morgan Horner (Lock Haven) Midlands 15-2W 2-0 Sean Stender (Northern Iowa) Midlands 16-2W 3-0 Matt Greenberg (Cornell) 8th Dual – Cornell 17-2W 6-0 Reginald Lee (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 18-2W F-4:56 Joe Yager (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 19-2W 8-0 Jeff Foust (Missouri) NWCA Duals 20-2W 3-0 Matt Greenberg (Cornell) NWCA Duals 21-2W 13-0 Marcus Schontube (Pennsylvania) NWCA Duals 22-2W 14-0 Willie Breyer (Michigan) NWCA Duals 23-2W F-5:30 Justin Tapler (Oklahoma) NWCA Duals 24-2W F 3:37 Declan Josephson (Binghamton) CAA Duals 25-2W F 2:59 Mark Averell (Campbell) CAA Duals 26-2W F 1:49 Harry Zander (George Mason) CAA Duals 27-2W F 1:51 Justin Gronlie (James Madison) CAA Duals 28-2W F 1:09 John Miller (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 29-2W 8-0 Matt Cassidy (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 30-2W 6-3 Marcus Schontube (Penn) Dual – Penn 31-2W Forfeit Drexel U. Dual – Drexel 32-2W F-4:20 Evan Webber-Junot (Wagner) Dual – Wagner 33-2W F-205 Max Pazdan (Sacred Heart) CAA Championship-QF 34-2W 5-0 John DeCruz (Boston) CAA Championship-SF 35-2W 4-0 Chris Jones (Drexel) CAA Championship-F 36-2W 2-1 tb Kyle Cerminara (Buffalo) NCAA Championship 37-2W 7-1 Marcus Schontube (Pennsylvania) NCAA Championship 38-2L 7-6 Ryan Fulsaas (Iowa) NCAA Championship 38-3W 11-0 Rusty Blackmon (Oklahoma State) NCAA Championship 39-3W 6-0 Kyle Cerminara (Buffalo) NCAA Championship 40-3L 4-1 Ryan Bader (Arizona State) NCAA Championship 40-4W Def 6:00 Sean Stender (Northern Iowa) NCAA Championship 41-4

Dan Garay (HWT)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW 9-2 Bo Reynolds (Army) Dual – Army 1-0W 7-5 SV OT Courtney Howard (Boston) Dual – Boston 2-0L 4-0 Pete Ziminski (Eastern Illinois) Midlands 2-1L 13-1 Paul Weibel (Lehigh) Midlands 2-2L 2-1 (OT) Matt Bogumil (Cornell) Dual – Cornell 2-3L 4-2 Jonas Corl (Harvard) Dual – Harvard 2-4L 10-2 Rick Stouffer (Central Michigan) NWCA Duals 2-5L 6-0 Mike Whitehead (Missouri) NWCA Duals 2-6L 3-1 (OT) Matt Bogumil (Cornell) NWCA Duals 2-7W 5-1 Jeff Parker (Binghamton) CAA Duals 3-7W 3-2 Dennis Campbell (Campbell) CAA Duals 4-7W 3-2 Ryan Kittrick (George Mason) CAA Duals 5-7W 3-1 Matt Coffey (James Madison) CAA Duals 6-7L F 1:22 Payam Zarrinpour (Sacred Heart) Dual – Sacred Heart 6-8L 8-3 Paul Weibel (Lehigh) Dual – Lehigh 6-9L 10-0 Matt Feast (Penn) Dual – Penn 6-10W 4-2 (SV1) Chris Cowen (Drexel) Dual – Drexel 7-10W 4-0 John Cichon (Wagner) Dual – Wagner 8-10W 2-1 Courtny Howard (Boston U.) CAA Championship-QF 9-10L 2-1 Payam Zarrinpour (Sacred Heart) CAA Championship-SF 9-11W 3-2 Matt Coffey (James Madison) CAA Championship-C 10-11L 3-1 Carmelo Marrero (Rider) CAA Championship-3P 10-12

Cole Merryman (HWT)Score

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Won/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW F3:44 Scott Fay (Springfield) Cortland Open 1-0L 9-7; sd Jared Hyman (Springfield) Cortland Open 1-1W 15-4 Jason Lichtenstein (Cortland) Cortland Open 2-1W F1:45 Pete McCormick (Drexel) Cortland Open 3-1L 5-4 Chris Cowen (Drexel) Cortland Open 3-2L 15-5 Nathan McClain (Nebraska), 19th Dual- Nebraska 3-3

Michael Lodato (HWT)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordW F2:09 Sean Curran (Unattached) Cortland Open 1-0L 8-4 Matt Bogumil (Cornell) Cortland Open 1-1W 6-1 Joe Congero (Cortland) Cortland Open 2-1L F3:53 Jared Hyman (American U) Cortland Open 2-2L F-1:59 Matt Feast (Pennsylvania) Midwest Duals 2-3

Mike McLaughlin (HWT)ScoreWon/Lost Opponent Name (Institution) Competition RecordL 4-0 Andy Freas (Kutztown) Cortland Open 0-1L 1-0 Erik Wisecup (Ithaca) Cortland Open 0-2