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IOWA STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL • NCAA APPEARANCES: ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘17

@CYCLONEWR HEADLINES1. No. 23 Iowa State will open its Big 12 dual slate with a matchup with No. 20 North Dakota State in Fargo.

2. All-time against the Bison, Iowa State holds a 4-1 advantage over NDSU, including a 21-20 victory over them last year on Criteria. It was the largest comeback in school history as Iowa State amassed a 17-point comeback after trailing 20-3 in the contest.

3. ISU entered the NWCA/USA Today National Coaches’ Poll at No. 23 for the fi rst time since Nov. 1, 2016. This week the Cyclones are ranked No. 23 as well.

4. Individually, Iowa State has six wrestlers ranked across the board. Austin Gomez (9, 9, 9), Ian Parker (14, 18, 12), Jarrett Degen (11, 11, 8), Marcus Coleman (NR, NR, 24), Sam Colbray (19, 17, 16) and Willie Miklus (4, 6, 4) all stand in the national InterMat, FloWrestling and Trackwrestling rankings.

5. Scoring points has been a point of emphasis for the Cyclones in 2018-19. In dual action, the Cyclones have six wrestlers who are averaging eight or more points per dual match.

6. Austin Gomez and Jarrett Degen have been trailblazers for Iowa State’s off ensive output. Degen leads the team in takedowns with 14, averaging just under fi ve per dual contest. Gomez leads the team in four-point nearfalls with three on the season. Both are a perfect 3-0 on the year in dual contests.

7. ISU is fresh off of a third-place fi nish at the 2019 Southern Scuffl e where Iowa State had eight medalists, including a runner-up performance from Austin Gomez.

8. This was the fi rst time that Iowa State had fi nished in the top-4 at a national tournament since the 2014 Cliff Keen Las Vegas invitational.

9. The Cyclones ended 2018 on a high note with a dominant 33-6 victory over Ohio.

10. Iowa State took No. 3 Iowa down to the wire, falling to the Hawks 19-18. The two teams split in matches won in the dual, 5-5, but a major decision at 125 pounds proved to be the deciding factor late in the dual.

11. 28 Cyclones competed at the UNI Open. 10 ISU grapplers fi nished in the top-6 of their brackets, including championship performances from Alex Mackall, David Carr and Marcus Coleman.

12. Austin Gomez, Ian Parker, Jarrett Degen, Marcus Coleman and Sam Colbray are all a perfect 3-0 on the season in duals this year.

13. Iowa State rolled through SIU-E 37-3 to begin the season. In the dual, the Cyclones won nine of the 10 bouts. It was the largest victory (34) and most points scored (37) by an ISU team since Iowa State beat George Mason 39-2 at the Virginia Duals on Jan. 8, 2016.

14. The Cyclones had a solid showing at the Lindenwood Open. In total, seven ISU grapplers reached the fi nals in the Open Division, with Austin Gomez, Jarrett Degen, Daid Carr and Willie Miklus all bringing home titles. Corey Cabanban won the Fresh/Soph Division at 125 pounds.

15. At the Cyclone Open, a total of 18 wrestlers fi nished in the top-3 at their respective weight, while three Cyclones, Alex Mackall, Willie Miklus and Francis Duggan all earned titles.

16. Dresser improved is all-time dual wins to 170 against Ohio. He currently ranks as the No. 17 winningest active coach in Division I wrestling.

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Contact Brad DePrez, Iowa State Athletics Communications Graduate AssistantIowa State University Athletics Jacobson Athletic Building Ames, IA 50011-1140 515-867-8331 [email protected]

2018-19 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

NOVEMBER3 Cyclone Open 3 Champs11 SIU-E (Cy Stephens) W, 37-317 at Lindenwood Open 4 Champs DECEMBER1 %at Iowa L, 19-188 at UNI Open 3 Champs16 Ohio W, 33-6

JANUARY1-2 at Southern Scuffl e 3rd Place9 *North Dakota State 7 p.m.13 *Fresno State 2 p.m.17 Rider 7 p.m20 *West Virginia 1 p.m.25 *Oklahoma 7 p.m.27 * at Oklahoma State 2 p.m.

FEBRUARY1 *South Dakota State 7 p.m.3 *Utah Valley 2 p.m.11 at Oregon State 5 p.m.17 Last Chance Open 9 a.m.21 *at Northern Iowa 7 p.m.24 Missouri 2 p.m.

MARCH9-10 #Big 12 Championship (Tulsa, Okla.)21-23 $NCAA Championships (Pittsburgh, Pa.)Home events in bold*Big 12 Conference event%Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series#Big 12 Championship$ NCAA Championships

IOWA STATE QUICK FACTSLocation Ames, IowaEnrollment 34,992Nickname/Mascot Cyclones/CyColors Cardinal & GoldArena Hilton Coliseum (14,384)President Dr. Wendy WintersteenDirector of Athletics Jamie PollardWebsite cyclones.comFacebook /CycloneWRTwitter @CycloneWRInstagram @iowastatewrestling

IOWA STATE PROBABLE STARTERSWeight Ranking Name Year Hometown Record / Dual Record125 Alex Mackall RSo. Austintown, Ohio 13-5 / 2-1

133 9, 9, 9 Austin Gomez RFr. Carol Stream, Ill. 10-1 / 3-0

141 14, 18, 12 Ian Parker RSo. Saint Johns, Mich. 14-2 / 3-0 Ryan Leisure RFr. Clear Lake, Iowa 12-8 / 0-0

149 11, 11, 8 Jarrett Degen RSo. Belgrade, Mont. 14-3 / 3-0

157 Chase Straw RJr. Independence, Iowa 9-7 / 0-3OR Grant Stotts Fr. West Des Moines, Iowa 1-2 / 0-0

165 Logan Schumacher Fr. Martensdale, Iowa 12-5 / 0-0OR Zane Mulder Fr. Grimes, Iowa 8-5 / 0-0

174 NR, NR, 24 Marcus Coleman RFr. Ames, Iowa 14-6 / 3-0

184 19, 17, 16 Sam Colbray RSo. Hermiston, Ore. 13-5 / 3-0 Danny Bush RSr. Dubuque, Iowa 16-8 / 0-0

197 4, 6, 4 Willie Miklus RSr. Altoona, Iowa 9-1 / 2-1

285 Gannon Gremmel RSo. Dubuque, Iowa 15-7 / 2-1

Rankings: Intermat, FloWrestling, Trackwrestling

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IOWA STATE CYCLONES2018-19 IOWA STATE WRESTLING MEDIA NOTES

No. 23 Iowa State (2-1 / 0-0 Big 12)at No. 20 North Dakota StateWednesday, Jan. 9 - 7 p.m.Fargo, North DakotaScheels Center

Broadcast: FloWrestlingLive Stats: Trackwrestling.orgLive Updates: Follow @CycloneWR on twitter for live updates and results.

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Iowa State Wrestling • National Champions: ‘33, ‘65, ‘69, ‘70, ‘72, ‘73, ‘77, ‘87

Hometown: Humboldt, IowaCollege: Iowa, ‘86Wife: PennyChildren: Emma, Anna and JackTwitter: @CYWrestle_KD

Kevin Dresser, the 2016 National Wres-tling Coaches’ Association Coach of the Year, enters his second season as the Iowa State head wrestling coach.

In his fi rst season at Iowa State, Dresser took a team that won just one dual in 2016-17 and led them to an 8-10 dual mark. At 149 pounds, Jarrett Degen qualifi ed for the national tournament and wrestled to the round of 12 before being eliminated.

Iowa State Athletics Director Jamie Pollard aimed high during the search with the goal of returning the Cyclone wrestling program to national prominence. Pollard believes Dresser’s championship pedigree as an athlete and coach will be a natural draw to recruits as well as an inspiration to the wrestlers on the current roster.

Dresser compiled a 160-51 dual record at Tech and won ACC dual meet titles in 2015-2016-2017 and league tournament championships in 2013 and 2014 (this year’s ACC tournament is March 4). He has coached 65 NCAA Championship qualifi ers, 20 All-Americans and fi ve ACC Most Outstanding Wrestlers. Dresser was named ACC Coach of the Year the last four years in a row and the state of Virginia’s coach of the year fi ve times.

Much of the Hokies’ success can be traced to Dresser and his staff ’s recruiting acumen. Six of his classes have ranked among the Top 11 nationally, including the 2013 group that was No. 2 according to InterMat.

Dresser was named Virginia Tech’s coach in 2006-07 after a legendary high school coaching career in Virginia. He led Chris-tiansburg High School (1996-2006) to fi ve state championships and three runner-up fi nishes in 10 seasons. Before that, he took Grundy High School (1988-96) to eight state titles in as many years. Dresser coached 69 state champions and four of his teams ranked in the Top 10 nationally.

As a competitor, he won two state titles and compiled a 112-11-1 record at Humboldt (Iowa) High School before a distinguished collegiate career at Iowa. The two-time All-American and two-time Big Ten champion won the 1986 NCAA Championship (when he won the Mike Howard Award as Iowa’s MVW) and placed fourth at the national meet in 1985. The Hawkeyes won national titles in each of his fi ve seasons on the roster.

Dresser has been inducted into the Iowa School Athletic Asso-ciation Wrestling Hall of Fame (2009), the Iowa Wrestling Hall of Fame (2014) and the Roanoke Valley Wrestling Hall of Fame (2015). He was also presented a Lifetime Service Award by the Virginia chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2013.

Dresser earned a B.S. degree in general studies from Iowa in 1986. He and his wife, Penny, have three children: Emma, Anna and Jack.

DRESSER YEAR-BY-YEARYear School Record NCAA 2006-07 Virginia Tech 6-12 T-60th2007-08 Virginia Tech 7-9 DNP2008-09 Virginia Tech 20-2 39th2009-10 Virginia Tech 17-5 24th2010-11 Virginia Tech 20-4 33rd2011-12 Virginia Tech 6-6 T-11th2012-13 Virginia Tech 16-3 10th2013-14 Virginia Tech 18-5 8th2014-15 Virginia Tech 14-2 10th2015-16 Virginia Tech 16-2 4th2016-17 Virginia Tech 18-1 6th2017-18 Iowa State 8-10 T45th2018-19 Iowa State 2-1

ISU: Overall (10-11 - .476)VT: Overall (160-51 - .758)Career: Overall (170-62 - .733)

KEVIN DRESSER WRESTLING STAFF

2018-19 ROSTER

Head Coach • 2nd Season

DEREK ST. JOHN

2nd SeasonIowa ‘14

Assistant Coach

BRENT METCALF

2nd SeasonIowa ‘10

Assistant Coach

ROBIN WILSON

2nd SeasonWooster ‘82

Director of Operations

NAME WEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL

Jakob Allison 125 Jr. Waukee, Iowa / WaukeeEthan Andersen 285 R-So. Altoona, Iowa / Southeast PolkTate Battani 165 Fr. Huxley, Iowa / BallardSinjin Briggs 125 So. Gilbert, Iowa / GilbertTyler Buesgens 184 Fr. Jordan, Minn. / Scott WestDanny Bush 184 R-Sr. Davenport, Iowa / Davenport AssumptionCorey Cabanban 125 Fr. Aiea, Hawaii / Saint LouisDavid Carr 157 Fr. Canton, Ohio / PerrySamuel Colbray 184 R-So. Hermiston, Ore. / HermistonMarcus Coleman 174 R-Fr. Ames, Iowa / AmesJarrett Degen 149 R-So. Belgrade, Mont. / BelgradeHunter DeJong 197 Fr. Sibley, Iowa / Sibley-OcheyedonFrancis Duggan 285 Fr. Iowa City, Iowa / Iowa City WestTaylan Entriken 165 R-Fr. Hudson, Iowa / HudsonDan Eslick 197 Jr. Dayton, Iowa / OgdenDeMichael Franklin 174 R-Fr. Houston, Texas / Mayde CreekAustin Gomez 133 R-Fr. Carol Stream, Ill. / Glenbard NorthGannon Gremmel 285 R-So. Dubuque, Iowa / HempsteadBrady Jennings 165 R-Jr. Osage, Iowa / OsageIsaac Judge 149 Fr. Tama, Iowa / South TamaCharlie Klepps 125 Fr. Billings, Mont. / BillingsRyan Leisure 149 R-Fr. Clear Lake, Iowa / Clear LakeTanner Lundgren 149 R-Fr. Emmetsburg, Iowa / EmmetsburgAlex Mackall 125 R-So. Austintown, Ohio / Walsh JesuitAlec McDowell 184 R-Fr. Delhi, Iowa / Maquoketa ValleyWillie Miklus 197 R-Sr. Altoona, Iowa / Southeast PolkZane Mulder 165 Fr. Grimes, Iowa / Dallas Center GrimesNoah Nemer 141 Fr. Spring Hill, Kan. / Spring HillIan Parker 141 R-So. Saint Johns, Mich. / St. JohnsKaden Sauer 197 R-Fr. Ankeny, Iowa / Dowling CatholicLogan Schumacher 174 Fr. Martensdale, Iowa / Martensdale St. Mary’sJoel Shapiro 184 Fr. West Des Moines, Iowa / ValleyAnthony Sherry 174 Fr. Glenwood, Iowa / GlenwoodTodd Small 133 Jr. Suwanee, Georgia / North GwinnertMac Southard 174 R-Fr. Council Bluff s, Iowa / Lewis CentralSkyler St. John 165 R-Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa / Cedar Rapids PrairieAustin Stotts 157 R-So. Urbandale, Iowa / ValleyGrant Stotts 165 Fr. Urbandale, Iowa / ValleyChase Straw 157 R-Jr. Winthrop, Iowa / IndependenceHank Swalla 174 R-Jr. Ames, Iowa / AmesJoe Teague 197 R-Jr. Algona, Iowa / AlgonaBrandon Tessau 184 Fr. Waukee, Iowa / Waukee


Iowa State Wrestling • Individual National Champions: 69 All-Americans: 291

PRESEASON HEADLINES IOWA STATE 100-MATCH

WIN CLUB SINCE 1970

1. Cael Sanderson, 1999-2002 1592. Mike Land, 1975-79 1503. Joel Heskett, 1999-2002 1434. Dwight Hinson, 1995-98 1385. Chris Bono, 1994-97 1306. Derek Mountsier, 1993-96 1287. Kelly Ward, 1976-1979 1267. Eric Akin, 1991-94 1269. Joe Gibbons, 1982-86 1249. Jon Reader, 2008-11 12411. Steve Hamilton, 1989-1992 12312. Nate Carr, 1980-83 12212. Zach Thompson, 1998-2001 12214. Jake Varner, 2006-10 12115. Matt Johnson, 1990-2003 12016. Perry Hummel, 1979-1982 11816. Kevin Darkus, 1981-84 11818. Tim Krieger, 1986-89 11618. Trent Paulson, 2003-07 11618. Cody Sanderson, 1996-2000 11621. Dave Powell, 1976-79 11522. Mike Mann, 1979-1983 11323. Kurt Backes, 2003-07 10923. Al Nacin, 1971-75 10923. David Zabriskie, 2006-10 10926. Mike VanArsdale, 1985-88 10827. Torrae Jackson, 1991-93 10727. Travis Paulson, 2003-07 10729. Billy Kelly, 1984-87 10629. Zach Roberson, 2000-04 10629. Nate Gallick, 2002-06 10632. Barry Weldon, 1994-97 10433. Dan Troupe, 1991-94 10333. Earl Hall, 2013-17 10335. Eric Voelker, 1986-89 10136. Nick Fanthorpe, 2006-10 10036. Dan Gable, 1968-1970 100

2018 BIG 12

CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Oklahoma State (137)2. Northern Iowa (96.5)3. South Dakota State (94)4. Wyoming (82.5)5. NorthDakota State (57)6. Oklahoma (52)7. Iowa State (65)

8. Utah Valley (50.5)9. West Virginia (50)10. Northern Colorado (30.5)11. Fresno State (26.5)12. Air Force (22.5)

IOWA STATE WRESTLING IS HOMEGROWN AND YOUNG• Iowa State’s roster contains 42 wrestlers. Of those 42, 30 were recruited out of the state of Iowa.

• The Cyclones brought in 19 newcomers this season. 13 of those new faces are from the state of Iowa.

• Although loaded with in-state talent, the Cyclones have the rest of the map covered as well. The states of Ohio (2), Montana (2), Georgia (1), Hawaii (1), Kansas (1), Michigan (1), Texas (1), Minnesota (1), Oregon (1) and Illinois (1) are also represented on this ISU roster.

• The youth of Iowa State can’t go unnoticed. The lineup consists of 32 underclassmen and just 10 upperclassmen. 24 of the 32 underclassmen are freshmen or redshirt freshmen.

A FRESH START• Iowa State received a trio of transfers that will have an imediate impact this season. Alex Mackall, Willie Miklus and

Ethan Andersen all have joined the team in 2018-19.

• Mackall transfered to Iowa State last season at the semester by way of Rutgers. He wrestled in one open for the Cyclones and went 4-0. Coming out of high schoo. Mackall was the no. 71 overall recruit in his class and was a two-time Ohio State wrestling fi nalist. He was a 2015 high school All-American.

• Miklus brings with him to Ames loads of experience. Originally a top prep from Southeast Polk high school in Altoona, Iowa, Miklus went to Missouri where he was a three-time All-American for head coach Brian Smith. Miklus has been plagued by injuries throughout his career and was awarded a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. Miklus is a much needed dash of experience in a lineup that features a lot of youth.

• Miklus enters his senior season with a career record of 78-23 and a dual mark of 43-7.

• Andersen is also a product of prep powerhouse Southeast Polk. He spent his fi rst two collegiate season at Oklahoma State. He wrestled in a handful of opens, but never cracked John Smith’s lineup. He wrestled to a 15-5 record as a redshirt freshman.

REMOVE THE REDSHIRTS• Iowa State’s class of 2017 was packed with talent with guys like Austin Gomez, Ryan Leisure and Marcus Coleman

sitting out their initial seasons.

• Earlier this summer, Gomez made the Junior World Team at 61 kg, but was unfortunately unable to compete due to an injury. He went 8-0 last season wrestling unattached, claiming titles at the Willie Myers Open, Duhawk Open and Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open. He’ll look to hold down the spot at 133 pounds this season.

• Leisure had an outstanding redshirt campaign that ended with a 23-5 record. He wrestled in eight open tournaments, fi nishing in the top-3 in six events and winning four. He compiled fi ve major decisions, one technical fall and seven pins. This season, he’ll compete for the spot at 141 or 149 pounds.

• Coleman, the local product out of Ames, is another Cyclone that’s ready to make an impact. A season ago, Coleman scrapped to a 24-2 record with his only losses coming at the hands of UNI’s top-10 Taylor Lujan. Coleman racked up six major decisons, six technical falls and fi ve pins. The spot at 174 pounds is up for grabs and Coleman is right in the thick of that competition.

BURN IT AND FILL IT• One of Dresser’s fi rst orders of business when getting to Ames was bringing down the partition curtain in Hilton

Coliseum.

• He accomplished this. The capacity for home wrestling meets has grown from just under 9,000 to 14,384, which is the same as basketball.

• Iowa State broke the record for most season tickets sold, which was previously 1,509 set in 2008-09. Last year, Cyclone fans accounted for over 1,600 season tickets sold.

• Iowa State’s average attendance last season was 3,841. That ranked sixth nationally and was the fourth-best attendance in school history since 1999.



SEASON STATSNAME WEIGHT WINS LOSSES MAJOR DECISONS TECH FALLS PINS

Jacob Allison 125 8 9 3 2 2Corey Cabanban 125 14 4 4 0 1Charlie Klepps 125 0 0 0 0 0Alex Mackall 125 13 5 1 1 1Sinjin Briggs 133 9 8 1 2 2Todd Small 133 11 3 0 1 0Austin Gomez 133 10 1 2 1 1Ryan Leisure 141 12 8 2 3 1Ian Parker 141 14 2 4 0 5Jarrett Degen 149 14 3 1 1 5Tanner Lundgren 149 0 0 0 0 0Grant Stotts 149 1 2 0 0 0Noah Nemer 149 7 8 1 1 4David Carr 157 18 1 6 2 2Isaac Judge 157 11 7 2 1 5Chase Straw 157 9 7 2 0 0Tate Battani 165 8 5 0 2 1Brady Jennings 165 8 4 1 0 3Zane Mulder 165 8 5 0 0 5Austin Stotts 165 0 2 0 0 0Skyler St. John 165 1 2 0 0 0Marcus Coleman 174 14 6 5 0 3Taylan Entriken 174 10 4 4 2 1Demichael Franklin 174 9 5 3 1 1Logan Schumacher 174 8 4 0 2 2Anthony Sherry 174 0 0 0 0 0Mac Southard 174 12 7 2 1 0Tyler Buesgens 184 11 5 2 0 6Danny Bush 184 16 8 4 0 6Sam Colbray 184 13 4 0 0 5Alec McDowell 184 9 6 0 1 3Joel Shappiro 184 15 4 3 1 3Hank Swalla 184 4 7 0 0 0Brandon Tessau 184 0 4 0 0 0Hunter DeJong 197 11 5 1 0 7Dan Eslick 197 5 7 0 0 4Willie Miklus 197 9 1 1 1 4Kaden Sauer 197 12 6 1 0 5Joe Teague 197 5 5 1 0 1Ethan Andersen 285 8 5 1 0 4Francis Duggan 285 9 4 1 0 4Gannon Gremmel 285 15 7 2 1 2

TOTALS 371 190 61 27 99

NAME WEIGHT WINS LOSSES TD 2PT 4 PT REV ESC RT

Alex Mackall 125 2 1 6 0 0 1 3 1Austin Gomez 133 3 0 7 1 3 0 5 0Ian Parker 141 3 0 7 0 1 1 3 1Jarrett Degen 149 3 0 14 0 0 1 7 0Chase Straw 157 1 2 0 0 0 0 8 0Brady Jennings 165 1 1 1 0 0 3 2 1Skyler St. John 165 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0Marcus Coleman 174 3 0 11 0 0 0 2 1Sam Colbray 184 3 0 6 0 1 1 7 0Willie Miklus 197 2 1 6 0 2 0 4 2Gannon Gremmel 285 2 1 6 0 0 1 2 0

Team Totals 23 7 64 1 7 8 45 6

DUAL STATS

INTERMAT DUAL POLL12/25/18

Rank School 1. Penn State 4-02. Oklahoma State* 5-03. Ohio State 4-04. Iowa* 6-05. Michigan 3-06. Cornell 3-07. Missouri* 6-08. Minnesota 3-19. North Carolina State 6-010. Wisconsin 6-111. Nebraska 5-212. Virginia Tech 2-213. North Carolina 3-114. Lock Haven 2-015. Arizona State 1-316. Lehigh 0-417. Purdue 2-118. Northern Iowa* 1-219. Illinois 1-120. Rutgers 6-121. Iowa State 2-1

22. Utah Valley* 5-223. Pittsburgh 5-024. Wyoming 3-225. North Dakota State* 5-1

ASICS FLOWRESTLING POLL

12/31/18

Rank School1. Penn State2. Ohio State3. Iowa*4. Oklahoma State*5. Michigan6. North Carolina State7. Nebraska8. Northwestern9. Princeton10. Missouri*11. Rutgers12. Minnesota13. Oregon State*14. Illinois15. Virginia Tech16. Arizona State17. Cornell18. Northern Iowa*19. Wisconsin20. Lehigh

*denotes dual opponent in 2018-19



DUAL LINEUPSDUAL 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

SIU-E Mackall Gomez Parker Degen Straw Jennings Coleman Colbray Miklus Gremmel

SDSU 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

@ Iowa Mackall Gomez Parker Degen Straw Jennings Coleman Colbray Miklus Gremmel

UVU 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

Ohio Mackall Gomez Parker Degen Straw St. John Coleman Colbray Miklus Gremmel

@ Ore. St. 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

@ NDSU 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

@ UNI 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

Fresno St. 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

Missouri 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 28

@ Rider 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

@ W. Va. 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

Okla. 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

@ Okla. St. 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285

DUAL AND TOURNAMENT RECAPSIOWA STATE CLAIMS THREE INDIVIDUAL TITLES AT CYCLONE OPENAMES, Iowa – The Iowa State wrestling team kicked off its season with competition at the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open. In total, 18 Cyclone grapplers fi nished in the top-3 of their brackets, and Alex Mackall, Willie Miklus and Francis Duggan all put out championship performances.

Mackall wrestled in one of the smaller brackets at the Cyclone Open. The 125-pound open bracket featured a round robin format. Mackall defeated Missouri’s Cameron Valdiviez by 8-5 decision and followed that up with a 15-8 victory over Grand View’s Justin Portillo.

Miklus was dominant in his run to the Cyclone Open fi nals at 197 pounds. Miklus pinned Matthew Wenzel in 0:52 to open the tournament and parlayed that into a fall in 0:54 over Wisconsin’s Brady Wetter. In the fi nals, he defeated Grand View’s NAIA national champion Evan Hansen by 5-2 decision.

Duggan’s path to the fi nals was a little bit longer than Miklus’, but just as dominant. Duggan rattled off three fi rst-period falls before reaching the fi nals where he faced a familiar foe. Boone McDermott got the better of Duggan on a couple occa-sions in high school, but it was Duggan who would take the Cyclone Open title with an emphatic 6-0 decision over the Iowa Central Triton.

Final Placements: Open

125: Alex Mackall 1st141: Ian Parker 3rd, Ryan Leisure 5th149: Jarrett Degen 2nd157: David Carr 3rd165: Brady Jennings 3rd174: Marcus Coleman 2nd184: Sam Colbray 2nd, Danny Bush 4th197: Willie Miklus, 1st, Kaden Sauer 3rd285: Gannon Gremmel 3rd

Final Placements: Fresh/Soph

125: Corey Cabanban 3rd, Jakob Allison 4th133: Sinjin Briggs 3rd149: Noah Nemer 5th157: Isaac Judge 5th165: Zane Mulder 2nd, Tate Battani 5th174: Logan Schumacher 2nd, Mac Southard 3rd, DeMichael Franklin 5th, Taylan Entriken 5th,184: Tyler Buesgens 2nd, Alec McDowell 5th197: Hunter DeJong 2nd285: Francis Duggan 1st

INTERMAT POLLTop-Ranked Individuals

12/10/18

125 Spencer Lee* So. Iowa133 Seth Gross* Sr. SDSU141 Yianni Diakomihalis So. Cornell149 Matthew Kolodzik Jr. Princeton157 Jason Nolf Sr. Penn St.165 Vicenzo Joseph Jr. Penn St.174 Zahid Valencia Jr. Arizona St 184 Myles Martin Sr. Ohio St.197 Bo Nikal Sr. Penn St.HWT Sam Stoll* Sr. Iowa

FLOWRESTLINGTop-Ranked Individuals

12/10/18

125 Spencer Lee* So. Iowa133 Seth Gross* Sr. SDSU141 Yianni Diakomihalis So. Cornell149 Matthew Kolodzik Jr. Princeton157 Jason Nolf Sr. Penn St.165 Vicenzo Joseph Jr. Penn St.174 Zahid Valencia Jr. Arizona St 184 Myles Martin Sr. Ohio St.197 Bo Nikal Sr. Penn St.HWT Amar Dhesi* Sr. Oregon St

NWCA COACHES POLL11/27/18

Rank School Points1. Penn State 4002. Ohio State 3823. Oklahoma State* 3684. Iowa* 3525. Michigan 3346. Missouri* 3217. North Carolina State 3038. Cornell 2859. Minnesota 27710. Wisconsin 25311. Nebraska 23312. North Carolina 22513. Purdue 20314. Virginia Tech 18115. Arizona State 17316. Northern Iowa* 14717. Illinois 12318. Wyoming 11719. Lock Haven 9620. Lehigh 8521. North Dakota State 7822. Utah Valley* 7523. Iowa State 62

24. Pittusburgh 5425. Rutgers 29

BOLD indicates a win.



CYCLONES SHOW OUT IN CY STEPHENSAMES, Iowa – The Iowa State wrestling team (1-0, 0-0 Big 12) opened its 2018-19 dual season in dominant fashion with a 37-3 victory over SIU-Edwardsville (0-1, 0-0 MAC) at Stephens Auditorium.

The Cyclones won nine of 10 matches over the Cougars, including four bonus-point victories highlighted by pins from Ian Parker (141 pounds) and Marcus Cole-man (174). Austin Gomez (133) and Jarrett Degen (149) also earned ovations from the ISU crowd, both earning wins by technical fall.

Alex Mackall put the Cyclones up early with a victory over Austin Macias in a scoring fl urry. Mackall was in control for most of the match before Macias reversed Mackall and added four back points. Mackall would score on a late takedown and secure 2:33 of riding time to push him past Macias, 16-14.

Gomez kicked off a three-match bonus-point victory streak for the Cyclones. In his Cardinal and Gold debut, Gomez rattled off four fi rst-period takedowns and added another 10 back points to take his match by 18-3 technical fall over Jacob Blaha.

Parker brought the 1,445 fans at Stephens Auditorium to their feet with a second period fall over Coleman Brainard. Parker was dominant in the match, tallying fi ve takedowns before driving Brainard to his back.

Degen added fi ve team points when he defeated Tyshawn Williams by 24-9 technical fall. Degen racked up eight takedowns and a reversal in his winning eff orts.

Following the break, Brady Jennings knocked off NCAA Qualifi er Nate Higgins by 10-6 decision. It was an unorthodox match, with Jennings scoring a takedown and three reversals to take down No. 19 Higgins.

Coleman was the next Cyclone to score bonus points. He racked up six takedowns before bullying Kevin Gschwendter to his back in 5:19.

Sam Colbray, Willie Miklus and Gannon Gremmel brought the Cardinal and Gold home with three straight decisions to close out the match. Colbray defeated Sergio Villalobos, 10-3, Miklus took down Chrsitian Dulaney, 5-3, and Gremmel put the exclamation point on a Cyclone victory with a 9-5 decision over Tommy Helton.

LINDENWOOD OPEN PRODUCES FIVE ISU CHAMPSST. LOUIS, Missouri -- The Iowa State sent its entire healthy roster to the Lindenwood Open, which was comprised of over 30 wrestlers. In the Open division, Iowa State sent seven wrestlers to the fi nals, four of which won titles (Austin Gomez, Jarrett Degen, David Carr and Willie Miklus). In the Fresh/Soph division, the Cyclo-ens had two fi nalists and Corey Cabanban won the championship bout at 125 pounds.

Final Placements: Open

125: Alex Mackall 2nd133: Austin Gomez 1st141: Ian Parker 2nd149: Jarrett Degen 1st157: David Carr 1st174: Marcus Coleman 5th184: Sam Colbray 3rd, Danny Bush 4th197: Willie Miklus 1st, 285: Gannon Gremmel 2nd, Ethan Andersen 3rd

Final Placements: Fresh/Soph

125: Corey Cabanban 1st,157: Isaac Judge 3rd174: Logan Schumacher 2nd, Mac Southard 4th, Taylan Entriken 5th,184: Tyler Buesgens 3rd, Alec McDowell 2nd197: Hunter DeJong 5th

CY-HAWK DUAL COMES DOWN TO FINAL BOUT, NO. 3 HAWKS EDGE IOWA STATE, 19-18IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Iowa State wrestling team (1-1, 0-0 Big 12) fell to in-state rival No. 3 Iowa (5-0, 1-0 Big 10) by a narrow margin, 19-18. The Cyclones and Hawkeyes split in bouts won, 5-5. The diff erence in the dual came down to a bonus-point victory for Iowa.

Redshirt sophomores Ian Parker and No. 14 Jarrett Degen kicked off the dual in style for Iowa State, each capturing a victory by decision.

Parker toed the line with Iowa’s No. 16 Max Murin. In the third period, Parker trailed Murin 4-1, but an escape and an unnecessary roughness call on Murin made the match 4-3. Parker won in a late scramble for a takedown and won the match by 5-4 decision.

Degen’s match against No. 11 Pat Lugo went to tiebreaker one. At the end of regulation, the two were locked at 4-4 and no scoring came in sudden victory. Degen was able to ride out Lugo in the fi rst stanza of tiebreaker one. In the second, Degen earned an early escape and then slammed the door on the Hawkeye with a takedown for a 7-4 victory.

After an injury default from Iowa’s Myles Wilson in his match against No. 21 Marcus Coleman, the Cyclones led 12-9 at the break.

Following intermission, Sam Colbray kept the Iowa State momentum going with an upset-victory over No. 11 Cash Wilcke. Trailing late in the match, Colbray put up one last attack and landed a takedown with fi ve second remaining for a 7-6 victory over the Hawk. At that point, Iowa State lead the dual 15-9.

Iowa showed its teeth. They took victories at 197, 285 and 125 pounds. They pushed ahead 19-15 heading to the fi nal match.

The 133-pound bout lived up to its hype. It featured No. 14 Austin Gomez and No. 10 Austin DeSanto. After a review in the third period, the match was tied 8-8. Gomez took DeSanto took his back, putting the Hawkeye in danger. Gomez kept DeSanto on his back for 20 seconds before he was able to shake free. Gomez won the match 14-9, but Iowa State ultimately fell 19-18 to No. 3 Iowa.k.



IOWA STATE CAPTURES THREE UNI OPEN TITLESCEDAR FALLS, Iowa – The No. 23 Iowa State wrestling team (1-1, 0-0 Big 12) sent 28 wrestlers to the UNI Open on Saturday. In total, 10 Cyclone grapplers fi nished in the top-six of their respective weight classes, including championship performances from Alex Mackall (125), David Carr (157) and Marcus Coleman (174).

Ryan Leisure (141), Joel Shapiro (184) and Gannon Gremmel (285) all suff ered losses on the front side of the bracket, but bounced back to take third place in their weight class. Chase Straw (157) and Francis Duggan (285) both earned fourth place fi nishes, while Danny Bush (184) and Brady Jennings (165) took fi fth and sixth place, respectively.

Mackall rolled to a 4-0 record on Saturday. He opened up with victories over Cevion Severado of Missouri and Jacob Schipper of Northern Iowa. He reached the fi nals after Minnesota’s Skyler Petry was forced to medical forfeit out of the tournament. In the fi nals, Mackall faced Minnesota’s highly touted freshman Patrick McKee. Mackall dispatched the Gopher by 5-1 decision to take the title at 125 pounds.

At 157 pounds, Carr continued to impress during his redshirt campaign. Since dropping his fi rst match at the Cyclone Open, Carr is a perfect 18-0 and has now captured three open titles. He wrestled to a 5-0 record on Saturday. He reached the semifi nals by pinning Missouri’s Derek McDaniel in 1:37, defeating Ethan Karsten of Iowa Central by 18-3 technical fall and UNI’s Cayd Lara by 11-2 major decision.

In the semifi nals, Carr squared up with Minnesota’s Brayton Lee. Coming out of high school, Carr was tabbed the No. 1 recruit at 152 pounds, while Lee was ranked No. 2. Carr advanced to the UNI Open fi nals with a 6-0 victory over Lee. In the fi nals, Carr took down Wisconsin’s Devin Bahr by 8-2 decision.

Coleman defended his 2017 UNI Open title. The Ames, Iowa, native posted a 3-0 record on the day, racking up 51 match points in only three matches. He took out Minnesota’s Bailee O’Reilly by 12-5 decision, followed by Iowa Central’s Ashton Eyler by 17-10 decision. In the fi nals, Coleman defeated UNI’s Austin Yant by 22-10 major decision.

ISU ROLLS THROUGH OHIO, 33-6 TO CLOSE OUT SEMESTERAMES, Iowa – No. 23 Iowa State (2-1, 0-0 Big 12) defeated Ohio (1-2, 0-0 MAC), 33-6 in wrestling action Sunday night in Hilton Coliseum. Iowa State won seven of nine matches contested, including four with bonus points (one fall, one technical fall, two major decisions).

With a forfeit at 125 pounds and a 5-3 decision by No. 10 Austin Gomez at 133, the Cyclones led 9-0 after two matches.

At 141 pounds, No. 19 Ian Parker dominated in a 12-1 major decision triumph over Kyran Hagan. Parker had 3:07 of riding time and a four-point near-fall in the match. The win improves Parker’s season record to 10-2.

No. 8 Jarrett Degen kept the Cyclones rolling at 149 pounds with a pin against Alec Hagan. Three takedowns staked Degen a 6-2 lead after the fi rst period. De-gen’s fourth takedown early in the second period turned into a fall when he got Hagan on his back with 0:04 left in the stanza. Degen is now 9-1 on the year.

Marcus Coleman used six takedowns en route to a 14-6 major decision win over Joe Terry in the 174-pound match.

No. 16 Sam Colbray won a tight match, 9-8, at 184 pounds over Hunter Yeargan thanks to a takedown with 0:02 left in the fi nal period. It appeared Colbray lost the match 8-7. However, Iowa State head coach Kevin Dresser asked for a review and got it when the offi cial looked at the replay and issued the takedown.

At 197 pounds, No. 5 Willie Miklus wasted little time in a 17-2 technical fall win against Nathan Hall. Miklus raced out to a 12-1 lead at the end of the fi rst period behind a four-point near fall and multiple takedowns. Miklus eclipsed fi ve minutes of riding time in the match, racking up 5:03 in the top position.

Gannon Gremmel wrapped up the dual with a 7-3 victory over Zach Parker at heavyweight. ISU was deducted a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct.

CYCLONES FINISH THIRD AT SOUTHERN SCUFFLECHATTANOOGA, Tenn. – The No. 23 Iowa State wrestling team took third place with 104 team points at the 2019 Southern Scuffl e. In total, the Cyclones had eight medal winners, including a runner-up fi nish from Austin Gomez at 133 pounds.

Todd Small (133), Jarrett Degen (149) and Sam Colbray (184) all fi nished fi fth at their weights. Alex Mackall (125) and Marcus Coleman (174) took sixth, while Chase Straw (157) and Gannon Gremmel (285) fi nished seventh and eighth, respectively.

Gannon Gremmel wrapped up the dual with a 7-3 victory over Zach Parker at heavyweight. ISU was deducted a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct.

No. 2 Austin Gomez was slated to face No. 1 Dayton Fix of Oklahoma State in the 133-pound fi nals. In a battle of two of the Big 12’s best, Fix scored on two take-downs. Gomez fi red off several attacks, but it wasn’t enough to match the Cowboy. In the end it was Fix over Gomez, 6-3.

Late in the third period of the match between Todd Small and Stanford’s No. 5 Mason Pengilly, the score was knotted up at 2-2. A scrambled ensued and it was Small that came out on top, scoring the go-ahead takedown with just four seconds on the clock to take the match 4-2.

No. 6 Jarrett Degen capped off the tournament in style for Iowa State. Degen led CSU-Bakersfi eld’s Russell Rohlfi ng in the third before winning in a scramble and bringing his shoulders to the mat for a fall in 4:53.

No. 4 Sam Colbray was dominant from the whistle in his fi fth-place bout. He tallied four takedowns and a four-point nearfall to lead 14-2 before taking Dom Ducharme to his back for the fall in 6:04.

The 125-pound fi fth-place match pitted No. 6 Alex Mackall and Alonzo Allen of Chattanooga. The match was back and forth, each wrestler exchanging blows to bring the score to 5-5 in the third period. With less than one minute to go in the third, Mackall was hit with his second stall warning, awarding Allen a point. That proved to be the diff erence in the match as he went on to defeat Mackall, 6-5.

At 174 pounds, No. 8 Marcus Coleman was in on several attacks but No. 5 Matt Finesilver was able to counter them. Coleman went on to take sixth as the Blue Devil beat him by 10-2 major decision.

At 157 pounds Chase Straw took seventh place after Ben Anderson from Duke was forced to medical forfeit the match.

Gannon Gremmel got the fi rst takedown in his match against Stanford’s Maley. However, the Cardinal would counter. Maley took Gremmel down in the fi rst period and then tacked on one more takedown in the third to win the match 7-3.



125125ALEX MACKALLRSo • Austintown, Ohio

SEASON STATSOverall Record: 13-5v. Big 12: 1-1v. Division I: 9-5Pins: 1Tech Falls: 1Major Decisions: 1

DUAL STATSDual Record: 2-1Dual Record v. Big 12: 0-0Takedowns: 6Escapes: 34 Pt. Near Falls: 02 Pt. Near Falls: 0Reversals: 1Riding Time: 1

AWARDS AND HONORS2018 U23 World Team Trials (Seventh Plae)2018 Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open Champion

2017-18

Transferred to Iowa State from Rutgers during his redshirt freshman season… tallied a 4-0 record while wrestling unattached… took fi rst place at the Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open… won two matches by technical fall and two by fall.

High School

Wrestled at Walsh Jesuit HS ... No. 71 overall re-cruit, according to Intermat … rated the No. 10 126-pounder in the nation … 2014 Ohio state champion at 120 pounds and 2015 runner-up … 2015 high school All-American … fi nished second at the National High School Champi-onships … fi nished fi fth at the Junior National Freestyle Championships.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH13-5 / 2-1

Cyclone Open - Fresh/Soph (First Place)

Cameron Valdiviez (Missouri) W-D, 8-5 Justin Portillo (Grand View) W-D, 15-8Austin Macias (SIU-E) W-D, 16-14Lindenwood Open (Second Place)

Kevin Radcliff (Iowa Central) W-D, 5-3 Marcus Povlick (McKendree) W-MD, 13-5 Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) L-D, 11-10Spencer Lee (Iowa) L-MD, 13-4UNI Open (First Place)

Cevion Severado (Missouri) W-D, 6-4 Jacob Schipper (UNI) W-TF, 17-1 Skyler Petry (Minnesota) W-Med. Forfeit Patrick McKee (Minnesota) W-D, 5-1(Ohio) W-ForfeitSouthern Scuffl e (Sixth Place)

Harrison Campbell (Duke) W-F, 0:35 Logan Treaster (Navy) W-D, 7-3 Gabriell Townsell (Stanford) W-D, 7-5 Rico Montoya (Northern Colorado) L-D, 4-0 Jacob Camacho (NC State) L-D, 5-3 Alonzo Allen (Chattanooga) L-D, 6-5

CAREER MATCH-BY-MATCHCareer - 17-5 / 2-1

2017-18 Season - 4-0 / 0-0

Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open (First Place)

Tyler Hamm (Briar Cliff ) W-TF, 18-2 Kruz Anderson (Graceland Univ.) W-TF, 20-3 Devante Williams (Midland) W-F, 2:46 Mathew Hurby (Dickinson St.) W-F, 1:07



133133AUSTIN GOMEZRFr • Carol Stream, Ill.


DUAL STATSDual Record: 3-0Dual Record v. Big 12: 0-0Takedowns: 7Escapes: 54 Pt. Near Falls: 32 Pt. Near Falls: 1Escapes: 5Reversals: 0

AWARDS AND HONORS2018 Junior World Team Member2018 Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open Champion2018 Duhawk Open Champion2018 Willie Myers Open Champion

2017-18

Redshirted his initial season at Iowa State… post-ed a perfect 8-0 mark in his redshirt season… won three tournaments… took titles at the Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open, Duhawk Open and Wil-lie Myers Open… won six of his eight matches by bonus-point margin with fi ve technical falls and one fall.

High School

One of the most sought out recruits in the coun-try, coming in as the No. 11 overall recruit… member of the 2016 and 2017 Junior National Freestyle Team… two-time Pan American cham-pion… two-time Fargo freestyle national champi-on… two-time Fargo Greco national champion… three-time Illinois state champion… member of the 2011 Cadet World Team… compiled a 195-7 prep record… wrestled for Glenbard North High School

Personal

Born on March 19, 1998… son of Frances and Hector Gomez… has three siblings, Myrissa, Alex-is and Gabriella... majoring in Pre-Business.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH10-1 / 3-0

Jacob Blaha (SIU-E) W-TF, 18-3Lindenwood Open (First Place)

Lucas Bernal (SIU-E) W-MD, 10-1 Allan Hart (Missouri) W-D, 3-2 Danny Swan (Lindenwood) W-D, 15-13Austin DeSanto (Iowa) W-D, 14-9Mario Guillen (Ohio) W-D, 5-3Southern Scuffl e (Second Place)

Chance Rich (Duke) W-D, 7-1 Ty Smith (Drexel) W-D, 16-15 Casey Cobb (Navy) W-MD, 14-4 Roman Bravo Young (Penn State) W-F, 3:57 Dayton Fix (Oklahoma State) L-D, 6-3


*2017-2018 Season - 8-0 / 0-0

Willie Myers Open (First Place) Tristan Jenny (UW La Cross) W-TF, 20-5 Markus Simmons (Iowa State) W-D, 6-4 (SV-1)Duhawk Open (First Place) Carry Palmer (Iowa Central CC) W-TF, 28-13 Kyle Clough (Luther College) W-TF, 24-9 Frankie Indelli (Loras College) W-TF, 26-10Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open (First Place) Omeed Chamanzad W-DQ Tucker Sjomeling (Nebraska-unat.) W-D, 14-11 Cartland Allen (Graceland) W-TF, 26-11

*Does not count toward Career Record



141141RYAN LEISURERFr • Clear Lake, Iowa

SEASON STATSOverall Record:12-8v. Big 12: 2-3v. Division I: 6-8Pins: 1Tech Falls: 3Major Decisions: 2

DUAL STATSDual Record: 0-0Dual Record v. Big 12: 0-0Takedowns: 04 Pt. Near Falls: 02 Pt. Near Falls: 0Escapes: 0Reversals: 0Riding Time: 0

AWARDS AND HONORS2018 Duhawk Open Champion2018 Willie Myers Open Champion2018 Pat ‘Flash’ Flanagan Open (Third Place)2017 Lindenwood Open Champion (Fresh/Soph)2017 Grand View Open Champion (Fresh/Soph)2017 Cyclone Open Champion (Fresh/Soph)

2017-18

Redshirted his initial season at Iowa State… wrestled in open tournaments, fi nishing the season with a 23-5 record… won titles at the Duhawk Open, Willie Myers Open, Linden-wood Open and Grand View Open… took third at the Pat ‘Flash’ Flannagan Open… start-ed the year with a runner-up showing at the Cyclone Open… fi nished the season with 13 bonus-point wins, marking up seven falls, one tech fall and fi ve major decisions.

High School

Tabbed as the No. 95 overall recruit in the class of 2017… qualifi ed for the Iowa state wrestling championships four times… three-time Iowa state wrestling champion… amassed a 177-6 record… wrestled for Clear Lake High School.

Personal

Born on July 3, 1998… son of Jill and Tom Lei-sure… has two siblings Mallory and Madison, majoring in Accounting.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH12-8 / 0-0

Cyclone Open - Fresh/Soph (Fifth Place)

Sam Ritchie (Missouri) W-TF, 18-2 Josh Alber (Northern Iowa) L-MD, 10-2 Ian Parker (Iowa State) L-D, 9-3Grand View Open (Third Place)

Adrius Pruitt (Life) W-F, 2:35 Justin Stickley (Iowa) L-D, 6-3 Brandon Vela (Baker) W-D, 13-6 George Benoit (Grand View) W-MD, 14-2 Grayson Brenna (Grand View) W-Forfeit Gaige Torres (Indiana Tech) W-D, 7-3Lindenwood Open

Frankie Falatico (McKendree) W-TF, 19-3 Vince Turk (Iowa) L-D, 10-3 Alec McKenna (Northwestern) L-D, 3-1UNI Open (Third Place)

Jeremy Schoenherr (Wisconsin) W-D, 5-3 Josh Alber (UNI) L-D, 8-2 Clay Carlson (SDSU) W-Med. Forfeit Michael Blockhus (UNI) W-D, 8-6Southern Scuffl e

Clayton Currier (Campbell) W-MD, 14-1 Nick Gill (Navy) L-D, 3-2 George Coleman (Chattanooga) W-TF, 15-0 Chris Debien (Chattanooga) L-D, 13-6


*2017-2018 Season - 23-5 / 0-0

Cyclone Open - Fresh/Soph (Second Place)

Keaton Geerts (UNI-unattached) W-MD, 14-5 Triston Lara (UNI-Unattached) L-D, 6-5(TB-1)Grand View Open - Fresh/Soph (First Place)

Guy Sudmann (Iowa Western CC) W-MD, 12-2 Max Martinez (Ellsworth CC) W-F, 2:28 David Hollingsworth (Iowa Lakes CC) W-D, 10-3 Dimitry Alicea (Life) W-D, 12-5Lindenwood Open- Fresh/Soph (First Place)

Cody Lee Rains (NEO) W-F, 4:11 Esteban Remilliard (Unat. CU) W-MD, 10-1 Michael Peters (MAU) W-D, 5-2 Josh Adams (ECC) W-ForfeitUNI Open

Brandon Murray (Unat. Iowa Central) L-D, 5-3 Connor Noonan (Unat. Oregon State) W-D, 9-6 Lane Stigall (Missouri) L-D, 7-1Pat ‘Flash’ Flanagan Open (Third Place)

Quintin Lopez (Davenport) W-F, 1:09 Tyler Stegall (Unat. Maryville) W-MD, 10-1 James Krischke (Maryville) L-D, 5-2 Kristian Vasquez (Unat. Iowa State) W-MD, 16-2 Tristin Lara (UNI) W-D, 8-5Willie Myers Open (First Place) Rafael Roman (North Central) W-F, 1:27 Miguel Betancourt (Concordia) W-F, 1:07 Cal Hansen (UW La Crosse) W-D, 11-4 Pat Spray (Wisconsin-Unat.) W-Med. ForfeitDuhawk Open (First Place) Matt Pool (Central) W-TF, 15-0 Jahleel Vester (Central) W-TF, 16-1 Kionte Crocker (William Penn) W-F, 0:27 Chase Petty (Central) W-MD, 10-1Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open Matt Stines (Morningside) W-F, 4:42 Brandon Aragon (Jamestown) L-D, 0-0 Shea Swaff ord (Graceland) L-Med. Forfeit




149149JARRETT DEGENRSo • Belgrade, Mont.



AWARDS AND HONORS2018 NCAA Qualifi er2018 Big 12 Championship (Third Place)2017 Lindenwood Open (Second Place)2017 Edinboro Open (Third Place)2016 Storm Open (Fourth Place)2016 Southeast Open (Second Place)

2017-18

Ended his redshirt freshman season with a 23-11 record… compiled a 10-4 record in duals… qual-ifi ed for the 2018 NCAA Championships… Iowa State’s only qualifi er… made it to the round of 12 at the NCAA tournament before falling in the blood round to ASU’s Jason Tsirtsis, 4-3… took third place at the Big 12 Championship to qualify for the national tournament with an automatic bid… compiled a seven match win streak from Dec. 9 through Jan. 21… tallied a team high in wins (23)… tied for second on the team in dual wins (10)… second on the team in dual take-downs (37)… second on the team in total back points (30)… compiled 11 total bonus-point wins with three pins, fi ve tech falls and three major de-cisions.

Before Iowa State

Transferred to Iowa State from Virginia Tech… compiled a 22-9 record while redshirting in 2016-17… double All American at the 2016 USA Wrestling Junior Nationals… originally the No. 83 overall recruit in the class of 2016… four-time Montana state wrestling champion… compiled a 184-8 prep mark… wrestled for Belgrade High School.

Personal

Son of Jane and Terry Degen… has nine siblings Mandi (37), Richie (36), Lacey (35), BJ (35), Lyle (21), Sawyer (19), John (8), Taya (8) and Clayton (7)… majoring in communication studies.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH14-4 / 3-0

Cyclone Open (Second Place)

Zachary Owens (ISUWC) W-F, 1:23 Garrett Model (Wisconsin) W-D, 10-9 Devin Bahr (Wisconsin) W-D, 11-8 Harold Mauller (Missouri) L-D, 12-6Tyshawn Williams (SIU-E) W-TF, 24-9Lindenwood Open (First Place)

Isaiah Kemper (McKendree) W-F, 6:58 Tyshawn Williams (SIU-E) W-D, 6-4 Brock Mauller (Missouri) W-D, 7-4Pat Lugo (Iowa) W-D, 7-4 (TB1)Alec Hagan (Ohio) W-F, 4:56Southern Scuffl e (Fifth Place)

Cole Corrigan (Columbia) W-F, 5:00 Jonathan Millner (Appalachian State) W-MD, 18-8 Russell Rohlfi ng (CSU-Bakersfi eld) L-D, 7-5 Tjon Anthony (George Mason) W-D, 8-6 Matt Zovistoski (Appalachian State) W-D, 6-5 (TB-2) Brady Berge (Penn State) L-D, 7-4 Russell Rohlfi ng (CSU-Bakersfi eld) W-F, 4:53


2017-18 Season - 23-11 / 10-4

Lindenwood Open (Second Place)

Nate Smalling (MKU) W-F, 6:11 Austin Eveler (Missouri) W-D, 9-3 Davion Jeff ries (Oklahoma) W-D, 11-6 Dante Rodriguez (ISU) W-D, 5-3 Boo Lewallen (OSU-Unat.) L-D, 13-7Gary Dinmore (Rider) W-D, 5-2Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational

Kenny Astle (Western Wyoming) W-TF, 17-2 Zaner Wick (Wisconsin) L-TF, 22-7 Jacob Macalolooy (Columbia) W-F, 6:23 Kyle Gliva (NDSU) W-D, 11-7 Michael Sprague (American) L-D, 5-4Sam Turner (Wyoming) W-D, 7-3Jimmy Fate (Northern Colorado) W-TF, 21-6Josh Reyes (Oregon State) W-TF, 17-2Jake Keating (Virginia) W-F, 1:00Josh Maruca (Arizona State) W-MD, 16-8Kenan Carter (Old Dominion) W-D, 9-2Kyle Rea (WVU) W-MD, 18-5Davion Jeff ries (Oklahoma) L-D, 9-5Boo Lewallen (Oklahoma State) L-D, 11-9 (SV-1)Kyle Gliva (North Dakota State) W-D, 8-2Colten Carlson (South Dakota State) W-TF, 19-4Khristian Olivas (Fresno State) L-D, 14-13Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) L-D, 7-5Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) L-D, 7-4Big 12 Championship (Third Place)

Sam Turner (Wyoming) W-D, 8-5 Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) L-D, 11-5 Dane Robbins (Air Force) W-D, 9-5 Sam Turner (Wyoming) W-TF, 20-5NCAA Championships

Colton McCrystal (Nebraska) W-D, 9-5 Troy Heilmann (North Carolina) L-D, 7-5 Steve Bleise (Minnesota) W-D, 9-7 (SV-1) Sam Krivus (Virginia) W-MD, 8-0 Jason Tsirtsis (Arizona State) L-D, 4-3

*2016 - 2017 Season - 20-8 / 0-0

Southeast Open (Second Place)

Luke Weiland (Army) W-F 4:14

Austin Palmer (Newberry) W-TF, 17-0 Ryan Yorkdale (American) W-F, 6:15 Fernie Silva (Unattached) W-F, 4:52 Michael Sprague (American) L-D, 5-2Wolfpack Open

Rian Burris (The Citadel) W-D, 9-8 Laken Cook (Appalachian State) W-F, 3:00 Beau Donahue (North Carolina State) L-D, 9-5 Christopher Vassar (Gardner-Webb) L-D, 5-3Storm Open (Fourth Place)

Gary Byas III (Ashland) W-TF, 16-0 Dominick Nania (Wheeling Jesuit University) L-F, 2:05 Dakotah Goff (Wheeling Jesuit University) W-D, 6-4 Tyler Brewer (Davenport) W-D, 5-4 Skyler Terrell (Wheeling Jesuit University) W-Med. For. Mattheos Lozier (Virginia Tech) W-TF, 15-0 Ryan Ford (Cleveland State) L-D, 15-10Franklin and Marshall Open

Curtis Decker (Pittsburgh) W-TF, 21-2 Ryan Kemmerer (Temple Univ.) L-D, 5-3Appalachian Open

Joby Armenta (Gardner Webb) W-MD Beau Donahue (N.C. State) L-D, 9-8 Luke Mulling (Chattanooga) W-D, 6-0 Brandon Leynaud (Duke) W-MD, 14-2 Kyler Rea (West Virginia) W-D, 6-5 Nick Vestal (Ohio) L-D, 5-2Edinboro Open (Third Place)

Cortlandt Schuyler (Lehigh) W-MD, 18-6 Justin Smith (Pittsburgh-Johnstown) W-F, 4:11 Zac Hall (Michigan) L-D, 11-7 Alex Butler (Missouri) W-D, 9-8 JP Ascolese (Columbia) W-MD, 18-4




157157CHASE STRAWRJr • Winthrop, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS2018 Big 12 Championship (Fourth Place)2018 Academic All-Big 12 (First Team)2017 Lindenwood Open (Fifth Place)2017 Cyclone Open Champion2016 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Eighth Place)2016 UNK Holiday Inn Open Champion2016 Grand View Open runner-up2016 Duhawk Open runner-up2016 Kaye Young Open champion

2017-18Capped off his redshirt sophomore season with a 18-15 record… tallied an 8-9 mark in dual action… earned First Team Academic All-Big 12 honors… took fourth place at the Big 12 Championship… knocked off eventual Big 12 Champion Archie Colgan of Wyoming by 4-3 decision in the dual against the Pokes… competed at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational… fi nished in fi fth place at the Lindenwood Open… opened the season with a fi rst-place performance at the Cyclone Open… led the team in reversals in duals (8) and four-point near falls (6)… won one match by fall, three by technical fall and one by major2016-17Competed as the Iowa State 149-pound starter for much of the his redshirt freshman year… compiled a 14-10 overall record while going 1-5 in duals… competed at the Midlands Championships… took eighth-place at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational… defeated Coleman Hammond of CSU-Bakersfi eld by 6-4 decision to reach the podium… won the UNK Holiday Open, pinning teammate John Meeks in the fi nals in 1:55… earned runner-up honors at the Grand View Open to begin the year… in total, he earned three pins and one major de-cision on the year.

2015-16Redshirted his fi rst season at Iowa State… wrestled to a 13-5 record in his inaugural collegiate season… ended the year with a third-place fi nish at the Duhawk Open… defeated Iowa’s Skyler St. John by 4-3 decision in the consolation semifi nals… was crowned champion at the Kaye Young Open with a perfect 3-0 record… won nine matches by bonus-point decision, including three by fall… was named the Iowa State wrestling Freshman of the Year.

High SchoolWrestled for Independence High School in Iowa… three-time Iowa State Medalist… 2015 Iowa State Champion at 152-pounds… member of the third-place team at the 2015 Iowa State Championships… three-time Fargo All-American… wrestled under Coach Michael Doyle.

PersonalBorn on July 1, 1996… son of Barb and Brent Straw… has three siblings, Ellie, Caleb and Carter … declared as an Open Option major.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH9-7 / 0-3

Justin Ruffi n (SIU-E) L-D, 9-4 (TB-1)Kaleb Young (Iowa) L-D, 8-3UNI Open (Fourth Place)

Jaren Glosser (Iowa) L-D, 13-9 Isaac Judge (Iowa State) W-D, 9-3 Johnny Mologousis (Illinois) W-D, 8-2 Jared Franek (NDSU) W-MD, 11-3 Brayton Lee (Minnesota) W-D, 7-6 Jaren Glosser (Iowa) L-D, 5-4Zac Carson (Ohio) L-D, 7-4Southern Scuffl e (Seventh Place)

RJ Mosley (Gradner Webb) W-D, 6-4 Bo Pipher (Penn State) L-D, 5-3 Felix Belga (Drexel) W-MD, 12-4 Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma State) W-D, 3-2 Bc LaPrade (Virginia Tech) W-Med. Forfeit Jonce Blaylock (Oklahoma State) L-D, 3-1 Ben Anderson (Duke) W-Med. Forfeit


2017-2018 Season - 18-15 / 8-9

Cyclone Open (First Place)

Colin Holler (NIU-unattached) W-Med.Forfeit Erik Travers (SIUE) W-D, 5-2Even Barczak (Drexel) L-D, 10-8Lindenwood Open (Fifth Place)

Matt Pratt (MAU) W-D, 7-5 Colton Stalford (BC) W-TF, 21-3 Tobias Barnes (MVC) W-D, 12-5 Joseph Lavallee (Missouri) L-MD, 15-4 Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) L-D, 6-4 Tobias Barnes (MVC) W-F, 2:03B.J. Clagon (Rider) L-D, 13-11Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational

Taleb Rahmani (Pitt) L-D, 11-5 Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) W-D, 9-8 Luke Weiland (Army) L-F, 1:19Archie Colgan (Wyoming) W-D, 4-3Tyler Kinn (Northern Colorado) W-D, 6-2Hunter Willits (Oregon State) W-D, 5-3 (SV-1)Fred Green (Virginia) W-TF, 24-6Josh Shields (Arizona State) L-MD, 10-2Larry Early (Old Dominion) L-D, 6-4Greg Gaxiola (Fresno State) W-MD, 16-5Zachary Moore (WVU) W-D, 13-6Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) W-D, 4-3Jonce Blaylock (Oklahoma State) L-D, 5-3Clay Ream (North Dakota State) L-D, 8-2Luke Zilverberg (South Dakota State) L-D, 10-7Greg Gaxiola (Fresno State) W-TF, 19-3Logan Ryan (Northern Iowa) L-D, 3-1Michael Kemerer (Iowa) L-D, 11-5Big 12 Championship (Fourth Place)

Tristan Moran (Oklahoma State) W-D, 10-3 Logan Ryan (Northern Iowa) W-D, 8-2 Clay Ream (North Dakota State) L-MD, 12-4 Alex Mossing (Air Force) W-D, 6-5 Luke Zilverberg (South Dakota State) L-D, 2-0

2016-2017 Season - 14-10 / 1-5

Grand View Open (Second Place)

Hunter Washburn (Northern Iowa) W-D, 9-4 Elias Mercado (Midland) W-F, 5:12 John Fahy (SIU-Edward.) W-F, 4:14 Walker Marshall (Grand View) W-D, 8-5 Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) L-D, 8-2UNK Holiday Inn Open (First Place)

Robert Walker (Air Force) W-D, 13-6 Nick Swanson (Colorado Mesa) W-D, 8-2 John Meeks (Iowa State) W-F, 1:55

Ben Polkowske (Northern Colorado) W-D, 9-5Cole Mendenhall (Wyoming) L-D, 9-4Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Eighth Place)

Jerry McGinty (Air Force) L-D, 5-4 Ben Polkowske (Northern Colorado) W-MD, 10-2 Walker Dempsey (Stanford) W-D, 9-5 Joe Galasso (Cornell) W-D, 10-8 (SV-1) Coleman Hammond (CSU-Bakersfi eld) W-D, 6-4 Cole Mendenhall (Wyoming) L-D, 6-3 Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) L-MD,11-3Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) L-MD, 11-3Midlands Championships

Kenny Theobald (Rutgers) L-D, 8-2 Collin Purnton (Nebraska) W-D, 7-6 Kyle Gliva (NDSU) W-D, 9-3 Coleman Hammond (CSU B.) L-Med. ForfeitJosh Maruca (Arizona State) L-TF, 19-4Troy Heilmann (North Carolina) L-D, 9-6Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) L-MD, 11-1

*2015-2016 Season 13-5 / 0-0

Kaye Young Open (1st Place)

Seth Niichel (NIACC) W-TF, 17-1 Cody Nelson (Upper Iowa CC) W-F, 4:49 Quincy Kalkbrenner (NIACC) W-F, 6:27Grand View Open

Andrew Fogarty (NDSU) L-D, 8-4 Christian Padilla (William Penn) W-MD, 11-0 Dakota Britt (Graceland) W-TF, 20-2 Eric Travers (Southern Illinois) W-DQ Tanner Werner (Grand View) L-F, 4:50Cyclone Open

Cody Kingery (Nebraska-Kearney) W-F, 4:28 Isaiah Patton (Northern Iowa) W-MD, 11-3 Regan Bye (Iowa) L-D, 9-6 Jeremiah Moody (Unattached) L-D, 9-6Duhawk Open (3rd Place)

Dominic Trevino (Davenport) W-TF, 22-5 Joey Gunther (Iowa) L-D, 3-1 Clark Doyle (UW-Lacrosse) W-D, 10-4 Ryan Renon (Unattached) W-TF, 16-1 Larry Early (Unattached) W-Inj. default Skyler St. John (Iowa) W-D, 4-3

*Indicates redshirt year, does not count towards overall record



157157GRANT STOTTSFr. • West Des Moines, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS

High School

Wrestled for Valley High School and head coach Travis Young… four-time Iowa High School State Wrestling fi nalist… Iowa High School State Champion in 2016 and 2018… compiled a prep record of 157-20.

Personal

Born on December 15, 1999… son of Kim and Eric Stotts… has two brothers, Iowa State wrestler, Grant and Logan… majoring in Business.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH1-2 / 0-0

UNI Open

Zach Axmear (Iowa) L-D, 5-0 Nikolas Chavez (Oklahoma) W-D, 3-2 Jakob Bergeland (Minnesota) L-F, 6:00





165165ZANE MULDERFr • Grimes, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS

High School

Wrestled for Dallas Center Grimes High School and head coach Clint Knoll… wrestled to a 165-19 career high school record… holds the record for most wins in Dallas Center Grimes history… four-time Iowa High School State place-winner.

Personal

Born on July 8, 2000… son of Alisha and Zach… has one sibling, Izabella… is an Open-Option ma-jor.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH8-5 / 0-0


Brandon Medina (Iowa Central CC) W-F, 3:48 Brayden Ebbs (Grand View) W-F, 3:29 Martell Boone (Missouri) W-F, 4:16 Tyler Dow (Unattached) L-MD, 17-3Lindenwood Open- Fresh/Soph

Tristan Kole Meador (Williams Baptist) W-D, 9-2 Caleb Norris (Davenport) W-D, 12-6 Elias Vaoifi (Missouri Valley) L-D, 13-8 Martell Boone (Missouri) W-F, 2:20 Caleb Knobel (Marryville) W-F, 2:43 David Cox (Liberty) L-D, 9-6UNI Open

Travis Willers (Unattached) L-D, 6-5 Martell Boone (Missouri) W-D, 6-1 Tyler Dow (Wisconsin) L-MD, 13-2





165165LOGAN SCHUMACHERFr • Martensdale, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS

High School

Wrestled for Martensdale St. Mary’s and head coach Brian Sweet… compiled a prep mark of 204-7… two-time Fargo All-American… 2018 Iowa High School State champion at 182 pounds… two-time Iowa High School State fi nal-ist… four-time Iowa High School State place-win-ner.

Personal

Born on April 11, 2000… son of Angie and Dan… has one sibling, Kylah… is undecided on a major.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH12-5 / 0-0


Nathan Haynes (Grand View) W-TF, 20-4 Ashton Eyler (Iowa Central CC) W-F, 5:58 Mac Southard (Iowa State) W-D, 4-1 Jeremiah Kent (Missouri) L-D, 7-3Grand View Open - Fresh/Soph (Second Place)

DSidney Douglas (Saint Mary’s) W-F, 2:23 Ashton Eyler (Iowa Central) W-Forfeit Adriane Kedekien (Ellsworth) W-TF, 17-1 Mac Southard (Iowa State) W-D, 4-3 Taylan Entriken (Iowa State) L-MD, 11-2Lindenwood Open- Fresh/Soph (Second Place)

Hayden Krein (Northern Illinois) W-D, 8-3 JaQuan Jackson (Oklahoma State) W-F, 3:55 Cole Overman (Lindsey Wilson) W-MD, 14-6 Taylan Entriken (Iowa State) W-F, 2:10 Travis Wittlake (Oklahoma State) L-D, 4-0UNI Open

John Stein (Illinois) W-D, 7-3 Ashton Eyler (Iowa Central) L-D, 8-4 Mac Southard (Iowa State) L-D, 8-3




174174MARCUS COLEMANRFr • Ames, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS2018 Duhawk Open Champion2018 Pat ‘Flash’ Flanagan Open Champion2017 UNI Open Champion2017 Lindenwood Open Champion (Fresh/soph)2017 Grand View Open (Third Place)2017 Cyclone Open (Third Place)

2017-18

Redshirted his initial season as a Cyclone… com-piled an impressive 24-2 record in his fi rst season at Iowa State… only two losses came to UNI’s Big 12 Champ, Taylor Lujan… took fi rst place at the Duhawk Open, Pat ‘Flash’ Flanagan Open, UNI Open and Lindenwood Open… fi nished third at the Grand View Open and the Cyclone Open… 17 of his 24 wins came by bonus-point margin… won fi ve matches by fall, six by technical fall and 6 by major decision.

High School

No. 78 overall recruit in the class of 2017… three-time Iowa high school state champion… Junior National Folkstyle champion… runner-up at Far-go… wrestled to a 156-16 record… competed for Ames High School

Personal

Born on March 24, 1999… son of Erica Andorf and Lamont Coleman… has one sibling, Blayke… ma-joring in Kinesiology & Health.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH14-6 / 3-0

Cyclone Open (Second Place)

Caleb Coleman (Grand View) W-MD, 13-3 Lawton Benna (Grand View) W-MD, 20-9 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) L-D, 10-7Kevin Gschwendtner (SIU-E) W-F, 5:19Lindenwood Open (Fifth Place)

Kyle Summers (Lindenwood) W-F, 1:47 Lucas Lovvorn (Baker) L-D, 5-4 Nick Foster (McKendree) L-D, 7-4 Trevor Lawson (Lindswy Wilson) W-F, 2:29Myles Wilson (Iowa) W-Inj. DefaultUNI Open (First Place)

Bailee O’Reilly (Minnesota) W-D, 12-5 Ashton Eyler (Iowa Central) W-D, 17-10 Austin Yant (UNI) W-MD, 22-10Joe Terry (Ohio) W-MD, 14-6Southern Scuffl e (Sixth Place)

Nathaniel Kale (Gardner Webb) W-MD, 15-4 Michael O’Malley (Drexel) W-D, 10-4 Mark Hall (Penn State) L-MD, 14-4 Austin Bell (Lock Haven) W-MD, 11-3 Vincent DePrez (Binghamton) W-D, 11-5 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) L-D, 10-4 Matt Finesilver (Duke) L-MD, 10-2


*2017-18 - 24-2 / 0-0

Cyclone Open (Third Place)

Brody Beck (UNI) W-D, 4-1 Taylor Lujan (UNI) L-MD, 8-0 Michael Aldrich (NIU) W-MD, 14-4 Quinton Rosser (NIU) W-F, 3:48Grand View Open (Third Place)

Jake Meehan (UNI) W-TF, 21-5 Justin Kearney (St. Mary’s) W-F, 2:42 Dylan Blackford (Grand View) W-Inj. Default Taylor Lujan (UNI) L-TF, 20-4Lindenwood Open - Fresh/Soph (First Place)

Josh Culp (HLU) W-TF, 23-5 Khanden Howse (ECC) W-TF, 18-1 Tanner Webster (Unat.) W-MD, 14-4 Brian Holloway (LC) W-MD, 17-6 Brit Wilson (Unat.) W-D, 9-3UNI Open (First Place) Yanni Castillo (Iowa Central CC) W-F, 2:14 Jacob Covaciu (Wisconsin) W-D, 5-1 Jesse Shearer (NDSU) W-D, 13-9 Danny Bush (Iowa State) W-D, 2-1Pat ‘Flash’ Flanagan Open (First Place)

Sam Greco (Davenport) W-MD, 20-8 Javier Soto (Loras College) W-TF, 21-5 Izaec Quintanilla (Unat. Wisconsin) W-D, 6-0 Brit Wilson (Unat. Northern Illinois) W-MD, 11-1Duhawk Open (First Place) Jahmahr Hyacinthe (William Penn) W-F, 1:52 Justin Cortese (Luther-unat.) W-TF, 26-11 Javier Soto (Loras College) W-TF, 20-2 Brady Vogel (Iowa Central) W-MD, 15-5 Tyler Morland (Northwestern-unat.) W-F, 6:45 *Does not count toward ISU career recordoverall record



184184DANNY BUSHRSr • Davenport, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS2017 UNI Open (Second Place)2017 Lindenwood Open (Consolation Champ)2017 Grand View Open (Third Place)

2017-18

Became eligible for the second semester after transferring from Iowa Central… scrapped to a 14-17 record in his fi rst collegiate season… went 3-8 in duals… beat Dylan Urbach by 12-9 decision in Iowa State’s record-setting come-from-behind victory at North Dakota State… pinned Parker VonEgidy of WVU in the Cy-clones’ win over the Mountaineers… fi nished runner-up at the UNI Open… took third place at the Lindenwood Open and Grand View Open… tallied 10 bonus point wins (four pins, four tech falls and four major decisions).

Before Iowa State

Transferred in to Iowa State from Iowa Central CC… held the No. 1 ranking in the NJCAA rank-ings for most of the 2016-17 season… earned All-America honors at 184 pounds at NJCAA nationals… wrestled for his father at Daven-port Assumption… won the 2014 Iowa state title at 152 pounds.

Personal

Born on Oct. 6, 1995… son of Julie and Pete Bush… has three siblings, Catherine (24), Mar-ylbeth (26) and Stephanie (18)… majoring in general studies.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH16-8 / 0-0

Cyclone Open (Fourth Place)

Ethan Leighton (Grand View) W-MD, 16-7 Michael Kordek (Northern Iowa) W-MD, 9-1 Sam Colbray (Iowa State) L-D, 3-1 Ethan Leighton (Grand View) W-F, 1:18 Mason Reinhardt (Wisconsin) L-D, 1-0Grand View Open - (First Place)

Corey Van Dorn (Nebraska Kearney) W-F, 1:27 Ethan Leighton (Grand View) W-F, 1:22 Joseph Robinson (Lindenwood) W-MD, 16-4 Hank Swalla (Iowa State) W-MD, 10-2Lindenwood Open (Fourth Place)

Tanner Borror (Oklahoma City) W-F, 2:40 Sam Colbray (Iowa State) W-D, 5-4 Emory Parker (Illinois) L-D, 5-2 Jake Jessen (Northwestern) W-D, 4-0 Sam Colbray (Iowa State) L-D, 4-2UNI Open (Fifth Place)

Charley Popp (NDSU) W-F, 0:47 Austin Andres (SIUE) W-F, 4:01 Zach Braunagel (Illinois) W-D, 6-4 Dylan Wisman (MIssouri) L-MD, 12-0 Zach Carlson (SDSU) L-D, 5-3 Zach Braunagel (Illinois) W-ForfeitSouthern Scuffl e

Jake Mario (North Carolina) W-Inj. Default Lou DePrez (Binghamton) L-MD, 8-0 Jacob Thompson (Air Force) W-D, 6-1 Kaden Russell (Duke) L-MD, 13-3


2017-2018 Season - 14-17 / 3-8

Cyclone Open

Cullin Brendeland (Iowa State Wrest Club) W-TF, 18-0 Wyatt Koelling (Missouri) L-D, 4-1 Bryce Shewan (SIUE) L-D, 2-1 Jake Godinez (SIUE) W-D, 4-0Grand View Open (Third Place)

Drew Foster (UNI) L-D, 4-1 Randy Keesler (Providence) W-D, 9-2 Ethan Leighton (Grand View) W-MD, 15-4 Jacob Smith (Baker) W-D, 5-0Lindenwood Open (Consolation Champ)

Taylor Watkins (Missouri) L-D, 9-2 Tristan Ramberg (MVC) W-F, 1:18 Dylan Bollinger (UCM) W-TF, 18-0 Clif-Steven Decius (LIC) W-TF, 17-2UNI Open (Second Place)

Brady Vogel (Iowa Central CC) W-MD, 8-0 Colton Clingenpeel (NDSU) W-F, 6:47 Marcus Coleman (Unat. Iowa State) L-D, 2-1Midlands Championships

Mikey Labriola (Neb. Unat.) L-MD, 12-3 Carlin Powell (Princeton) W-TF, 15-0 Anthony Pedro (Brown) L-D, 4-2 (SV-1)Sethan Bogulski (Northern Colorado) L-D, 2-0Myles Terry (Oregon State) W-F, 5:17Will Schany (Virginia) L-D, 8-3Zahid Valencia (Arizona State) L-F, 2:26Parker VonEgidy (WVU) W-F, 1:07Yoanse Mejias (Oklahoma) L-D, 2-1Dylan Urbach (North Dakota State) W-D, 12-9David Kocer (South Dakota State) L-D, 9-2Dominic Kincaid (Fresno State) L-D, 7-4Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) L-MD, 17-6Joey Gunther (Iowa) L-D, 4-0Big 12 Championship

Kimball Bastian (Utah Valley) L-MD, 13-2 Kyle Pope (Wyoming) L-D, 10-4



197197WILLIE MIKLUSRSr • Altoona, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS2018 NCAA All-American (8th Place – 197 pounds)2018 MAC Champion (197 pounds)2018 NWCA All-Academic Team2018 Academic All-MAC Team2016 NCAA All-American (6th Place - 184 pounds)2016 Academic All-MAC Team2015 NCAA All-American (7th Place - 184 pounds)2015 MAC Freshman of the Year2015 Academic All-MAC Team2014 SEC First-Year Honor Roll

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH9-1 / 2-1

Cyclone Open (First Place)

Matthew Wenzel (Wolf Pack) W-F, 0:52 Brady Wetter (Wisconsin) W-F, 0:54 Evan Hansen (Grand View) W-D, 5-2Christian Dulaney (SIU-E) W-D, 5-3Lindenwood Open (First Place)

Cade Brownlee (Iowa) W-F, 0:25 Augustus Boyd (Ouachita Baptist) W-F, 2:38 Ryan Vasbinder (McKendree) W-MD, 19-10 Lucas Davison (Northwestern) W-D, 7-3Jacob Warner (Iowa) L-D, 5-4Nathan Hall (Ohio) W-TF, 17-2


2017-18 Season - 24-6 / 14-2

Andre Lee (Illinois) W-D, 3-1Donovan Fouchey (Missouri Valley) W-MD, 13-3Dominique Hamilton (Central Missouri) W-F, 1:57Lindenwood Open (Second Place)

Jake Boyd (Oklahoma) W-TF, 16-0 Cade Brownlee (Iowa) W-F, 1:09 Max Ihry (Northern Illinois) W-TF, 17-0 Christian Dulaney (SIU-Edwardsville) W-MD, 12-3 Jacob Warner (Iowa) L-MD, 16-7Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) W-F, 6:45Aaron Naples (Ohio) W-F, 5:23Shane Mast (Kent State) W-F, 2:47Danny Chaid (North Carolina) L-D, 2-1 (SV-1)Ethan Laird (Rider) W-TF, 18-2Ben Darnstadt (Cornell) L-MD, 9-0Austin Weigel (Buff alo) W-MD, 11-3Jared Langley (Eastern Michigan) W-TF, 17-2Jordan Atienza (Central Michigan) W-D, 7-2Preston Weigel (Oklahoma State) W-D, 10-4Max Ihry (Northern Illinois) W-TF, 18-1Christian Dulaney (SIU-Edwardsville) W-D, 4-3Jacob Holschlag (Northern Iowa) W-D, 8-4MAC Championships (First Place)

Max Ihry (Northern Illinois) W-TF, 16-1 Aaron Naples (Ohio) W-TF, 16-1 Derek Hillman (Eastern Michigan) W-F, 2:50NCAA Championships (Eighth Place)

Jacob Holschlag (Northern Iowa) W-D, 7-3 Nathan Traxler (Stanford) W-D, 2-0 Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) L-D, 3-1 Nate Rotert (South Dakota State) W-D, 9-5 Jacob Holschlag (Northern Iowa) L-D, 7-5 Shakur Rasheed (Penn State) L-MD, 11-3

*2016-17 Season - 0-1 / 0-1

Jack Dechow (Old Dominion) L-D, 6-5Zach Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) L-Med. Forfeit

2015-16 Season - 21-8 / 11-2

Derek Nagel (SIU-Edwardsville) W-F, 2:49Cody Caldwell (Northern Iowa) W-F, 1:22Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Fourth Place)

Samson Imonode (Army) W-MD, 14-2 Huston Evans (Newberry) W-F, 3:29 Hayden Zilmer (North Dakota State) W-D, 3-2 Gabe Dean (Cornell) L-D, 3-2 Kenny Courts (Ohio State) W-MD, 13-5 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech L-D, 9-4

Kenny Courts (Ohio State) W-TF, 15-0Andrew Romanchik (Ohio) W-D, 9-3Cole Baxter (Kent State) W-F, 3:55Joe Ariola (Buff alo) W-TF, 19-4Jake Taylor (Cornell) W-D, 8-7Derek Hillman (Eastern Michigan) W-MD, 12-2Jodan Ellingwood (Central Michigan) W-F, 2:24Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) L-D, 7-2Taylor Jackson (Appalachian State) W-F, 1:16Pete Renda (NC State) L-MD, 11-0TJ Dudley (Nebraska) W-D, 5-4MAC Championships (Third Place)

Joe Ariola (Buff alo) W-MD, 9-0 Jordan Ellingwood (Central Michigan) L-D, 3-1 Drew Foster (Northern Iowa) W-F, 5:33 Joe Ariola (Buff alo) W-D, 10-3NCAA Championships (Sixth Place)

Corey Griego (Oregon State) W-MD, 15-6 Joe Ariola (Buff alo) W-MD, 9-1 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W-MD, 16-6 TJ Dudley (Nebraska) L-MD, 12-4 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) L-D, 6-0 Matthew Miller (Navy) L-D, 4-2

2014-15 Season - 33-9 / 18-3

Cyclone (First Place)

Asiah Dyer (Midland Neb.) W-F, 1:27 Danny Hicks (Illinois) W-F, 1:01 Uthman Rabiu (St. Cloud St.) W-F, 0:23 Christian Mays (Grand View) W-F, 1:27 Johnny Eblen (Missouri) W-D, 4-3Chase Wrisinger (Truman State) W-F, 4:05Andrew Mahone (Missouri Baptist) W-F, 4:04Jack Dechow (Old Dominion) W-D, 9-7 (SV-1)Cory Damiana (Hofstra) W-TF, 21-4Patrick Kissel (Purdue) W-MD, 12-3Greg Wilson (Oklahoma) W-D, 13-8Fredy Vidal (Nassau CC) W-TF, 19-4Josh Fox (Ohio State) W-MD, 12-2Cory Campbell (Kent State) W-MD, 21-7Brady Ayers (South Dakota State) W-Inj. DefaultSouthern Scuffl e (Sixth Place)

Ryan Hembury (George Mason) W-F, 2:44 Aaron Studebaker (Nebraska) W-F, 4:40 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) W-MD, 18-10 Gabe Dean (Cornell) L-D, 6-3 Matt McCutcheon (Penn State) L-D, 9-8 Domenic Abounader (Michigan) L-D, 4-3Gabe Dean (Cornell) L-D, 4-2CJ Brucki (Central Michigan) W-MD, 19-6Michael Macchiavello (NC State) W-MD, 13-5Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State) W-D, 8-5Quinton Rosser (Northern Illinois) W-F, 1:08

Cody Caldwell (Northern Iowa) W-F, 0:24Austin Weigel (Buff alo) W-F, 2:29NWCA / EAS National Duals

Jeric Kasunic (American) W-MD, 13-5 Nikko Reyes (Illinois) L-D, 3-1 (SV-1) Nate Brown (Lehigh) L-D, 7-2 Alex Meyer (Iowa) W-D, 6-5MAC Championships (Second Place)

Michael Curby (Eastern Michigan) W-F, 6:19 Andrew Romacnchik (Ohio) W-MD, 12-4 Jack Dechow (Old Dominion) L-D, 6-4NCAA Championships (Seventh Place)

Lorenzo Thomas (Penn) W-F, 2:15 Nate Brown (Lehigh) L-D, 5-4 Fred Garcia (Lock Haven) W-D, 9-3 Richard Robertson (Wisconsin) W-F, 3:31 Taylor Meeks (Oregon State) W-D, 13-7 Blake Stauff er (Arizona State) L-D, 7-2 Timothy Dudley (Nebraska) W-D, 6-5

*2013-14 Season - 17-6 / 0-0

Warren Williams / Daktronics Open (Fourth Place)

Tommy peterseon (NDSU) W-F, 4:09 Dane Jones (Iowa Central CC) W-F, 2:12 Trey Hable (SDSU) W-D, 11-4 J’Den Cox (Missouri) L-D, 4-1 Tommy Peterson (NDSU) W-MD, 10-2 Spencer Johnson (Nebraska) L-D, 3-2Cyclone Open

Scott Schiller (Minnesota) L-D, 8-3 Leonardo Trindade (West Virginia) W-F, 0:50 Spencer Johnson (Nebraska) L-D, 4-3Joe Parisi Open (Third Place)

Julian Smith (McKendree) W-D, 3-2 Stephen Loosbrock (Benedictine) L-D, 2-1 Taylor Baird (Bethany College) W-MD, 9-0 Justin Heberlie (Missouri) W-D, 6-4 Josh Manu (Missouri Valley) W-F, 1:45 Stephen Loosbrock (Benedictine) W-TF, 15-0Kaufman-Brand Open (First Place)

Mickey Pelfrey (Maryville) W-F, 2:08 Ian Early (Lincoln College) W-F, 3:51 Justin Heberlie (Missouri) W-D, 6-2UNI Open (Third Place)

Dimitrus Renfore (Michigan State) W-F, 3:22 Luke Jones (Michigan State) W-F, 1:55 J’den Cox (Missouri) L-D, 5-1 Aaron Studenbaker (Nebraska) W-F, 6:46 Jared Bartel (Northern Iowa) W-Inj. Default




285285GANNON GREMMELRSo • Dubuque, Iowa



AWARDS AND HONORS2018 Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open (Second Place)2018 Willie Myers Open (Second Place)2017 UNI Open Champion2017 Cyclone Open (Third Place)2014 Grand View Open (Fifth Place)2013 Harold Nichols Cyclone Open (Fifth Place)

2017-18Wrestled to a 19-7 record in during his redshirt freshman season… went 0-1 in dual action… fi nished runner-up at the Sioux City Dave Ed-monds Open and Willie Myers Open… com-peted at the Midlands Championship, compil-ing a 2-2 record… took fi rst place at the UNI Open… began the year with a third-place showing at the Cyclone Open.. 10 of his 19 wins came via bonus-point victory including three falls, fi ve technical falls and two major decisions.

2016-17Redshirted his initial season at Iowa State.

High SchoolOne of the sought after heavyweight preps in the country… ranked No. 60 nationally by Intermat… two-time Fargo National Champi-on… 2016 State Champion… three-time state fi nalist… posted a 168-14 record while wres-tling for Chuck Haas at Dubuque Hempstead.

PersonalBorn on January 30, 1998… son of Desiree and Joe Gremmel… has one brother, Gavin Grem-mel… majoring in Business.

2018-19 MATCH-BY-MATCH15-7 / 2-1


Cooper Thomas (Grand View) L-D, 10-6 Gary Whittaker (Grand View) W-MD, 14-5 Ethan Andersen (Iowa State0 W-D, 8-7 Cooper Thomas (Grand View) W-MD, 11-3Tommy Helton (SIU-E) W-D, 9-5Lindenwood Open (Second Place)

Tommy Helton (SIU-E) W-D, 8-3 Ethan Andersen (Iowa State) W-D, 8-5 Korey Walker (Oklahoma City) W-D, 10-6 Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) L-F, 4:20Sam Stoll (Iowa) L-D, 5-1UNI Open (Third Place)

Daniel Stibral (NDSU) L-D, 3-1 (SV-1) Bryce Esmoil (UNI) W-TF, 21-6 Amari Latimer (Iowa Central) W-F, 4:25 Thomas Helton (SIUE) W-D, 3-1 Francis Duggan (Iowa State) W-D, 4-1Zach Parker (Ohio) W-D, 7-3Southern Scuffl e (Eighth Place)

Sean O’Malley (Drexel) W-D, 5-1 Colin Lawler (NC State) W-D, 6-0 Anthony Cassar (Penn State) L-MD, 16-5 Cary Miller (Appalachian State) W-F, 3:57 Billy Miller (Virginia Tech) L-D, 6-0 Hayden Maley (Stanford) L-D, 7-3


2017-2018 Season - 19-7 / 0-1


Gary Whitaker (Grand View) W-F, 1:05 Thomas Helton (SIUE) W-D, 2-0 Carter Isley (UNI) L-F, 2:04 Jacob Bohlken (Missouri) W-D, 4-2 Christian Lance (FHSU) W-D, 5-2Lindenwood Open

Jacob Bohlken (Missouri) W-D, 8-3 Jerhett Lee (OBU) W-D, 5-2 Blake Andrews (OSU) L-D, 6-2 Trent Hillger (Wisconsin-Unat.) L-Med. ForfeitUNI Open (First Place) Jordan Hill (Iowa Central CC) W-TF, 21-6 Aaron Costello (Unat. Iowa) W-D, 2-1 (TB-1) Carter Isley (Northern Iowa) W-D, 3-1 (SV-1) Trent Hillger (Unat. Wisconsin) W-D, 4-2Midlands Championships Duece Rachal (Illinois) L-F, 4:16 Jon Spaulding (Edinboro) W-MD, 11-2 Alex Macki (SDSU) W-MD, 11-3 Jake Gunning (Buff alo) L-D, 6-2Aj Nevills (Fresno State) L-D, 7-6Willie Myers Open (Second Place) Travis Peters (UW Whitewater) W-TF, 18-3 Jon Czernek (Northe Central) W-TF, 18-2 Jordan Festge (UW Whitewater) W-TF, 18-3 Trent Hillger (Wisconsin-Unat.) L-F, 4:15Sioux City Dave Edmonds Open (Second Place) Tre’zen Doren (Nebraska-Kearney) W-F, 2:03 Steven Gregory (Grand View) W-TF, 20-4 Gary Whitaker (Grand View) W-D, 11-9 Cooper Thomas (Grand View) W-D, 3-2 Dean Broghammer (Grand View) L-D, 7-2

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