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2011-12 MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY WRESTLINGMinnesota State UniversityMaverick Wrestling

Postseason Media Guide2012 NCAA Division II Championship

March 9-10, 2012Pueblo, Colorado

Hosted by Colorado State University-Pueblo

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Minnesota State University 2011-12 Wrestling Quick Facts

Location ............................................................................................... Mankato, Minn.Founded ................................................................................................................. 1868Enrollment .......................................................................................................... 15,393Nickname ...................................................................................................... MavericksColors ......................................................................................................Purple & GoldAffiliation ......................................................................................... NCAA Division IIConference ....................................................Northern Sun Intercollegiate ConferenceFirst Year of Competition ................................................................................1950-51All-Time Record ...............................................................................588-340-18 (.631)National Titles .........................1957-58 (NAIA), 1958-59 (NAIA), 1964-65 (NCAA)President ....................................................................................Dr. Richard DavenportDirector of Athletics ............................................................................. Kevin BuismanFacility (capacity) ......................................................................Bresnan Arena (4,521)

Head Coach...........................................Jim Makovsky ([email protected]) Alma Mater ............................................................................... Valley City State '89 Office Phone ...................................................................................... (507) 389-6521 Makovsky's Career Record ..................................... 250-107-5 (.698), 22nd season Makovsky's Record @ MSU ......................................225-88-3 (.717), 19th seasonAssistant Coaches ................................................................................................Adam Aho Alma Mater ......................................................................... North Dakota State '09 Office Phone .................................................................................... (507) 389-5720

2011-12 Overall Record ...........................................................................................5-9Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Record/Finish .............3-4/Tied 4th-place

Asst. AD/Communications ......................................................................... Paul AllanAllan's E-Mail............................................................................. [email protected] DAC .......................................................................................... Scott NelsenNelsen's E-Mail ........................................................................ [email protected] Contact.................................................................................Cole KukowskiKukowski's E-Mail..............................................................cole.kukowski@mnsu.eduAthletic Communications Phone ......................................................... 507-389-2625Athletic Comminications Fax ................................................................ 507-389-1923MSU Sports Hotline ............................................................................... 507-380-9785Web Site .................................................................................www.msumavericks.com

MSU rosters, stats, schedules and results, biographies, photos, releases, etc., are avail-able at www.msumavericks.com

On The Docket: Minnesota State heads to Pueblo, Colo., for the 2012 NCAA Division II Championship. The Mavericks send two wrestlers who qualified for the nationals by placing in the top four of their respective weight classes at the NCAA Division II Super Region 3 which was held on February 26 in St. Cloud, Minn.

Last Action: Minnesota State finished in ninth place in the team portion of the Super Region 3 with 52.5 points and had two wrestlers earn national championship bids with a top-four performance in their respective weight class. The Mavericks had one wrestler finish in fourth place and another finish in fifth place, but punched his ticket to nationals with a win in the decisive true fourth-place match. No. 1 St. Cloud State went on to win the team portion of the event with 164 points while going on to place seven wrestlers in the top four of their respective weight classes. No. 4 Upper Iowa finished in second-place with 155.5 team points and had six wrestlers qualify for the national tourna-ment.

MSU Individual Results at the 2012 NCAA Division II Super Region 3

125 Pounds: Sophomore David Demo (Bozeman, Mont.) will be making his first appearance at nationals as he won the true fourth-place match. Demo lost a 4-2 decision to Eric Forde (St. Cloud State)Demo won a 16-2 major decision over Hunter Menendez (U-Mary)Demo won a 3-2 decision over Anthony Bruno (Northern State)Demo lost a 7-3 decision to Cody Lensing (Augustana)Demo won a 7-2 decision over Eric Forde (St. Cloud State)Demo won a 4-3 decision over Chris Paulus (Upper Iowa)

165 Pounds: Freshman Cody Quinn (Covington, Wash.) will be making his national championship debut with a fourth-place finish at regionalsQuinn won a 9-3 decision over Montrail Johnson (UW-Parkside)Quinn lost to Tad Merritt (St. Cloud State) 3:47Quinn pinned Jeff Weis (Indianapolis) 6:59Quinn lost to Taylor Nagel (U-Mary) 9-5

A Mavericks Duo Travels to Pueblo, Colo. in Search of National ChampionshipDemo and Quinn are looking to make an impression in their National Cham-pionship debut

NCAA Division II Final Team RankingsReleased 2/28/2012 • Ranked by Division II CoachesRank School (State) Points Last Ranking1. St. Cloud State 160 12. Newberry 148 23. Nebraska-Kearney 144 44. Upper Iowa 129 35. Central Oklahoma 128 66. Augustana (S.D.) 127 57. Grand Canyon (Ariz.) 113 78. Adams State (Colo.) 195 99. Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 94 810. Wisconsin-Parkside 86 1211. Findlay (Ohio) 82 1312. Ashland (Ohio) 69 1013. Fort Hayes State (Kan.) 63 1714. Limestone (S.C.) 51 1515. Colorado Mesa 47 1616. Kutztown (Pa.) 29 NRT17. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 24 11T17. King (Tenn.) 24 1819. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 23 NR20. Gannon (Pa.) 10 NR

Others receiving votes: Colorado State-Pueblo, Maryville (Mo.), East Stroudsburg (Pa.), Indianapolis (Ind.), North Carolina-Pembroke, West Liberty (W.Va.), Western State (Colo.)



Previous NCAA II FinishesYear Conference Nat. Finish # All-Americans1963 NAIA 7th 21964 NAIA 4th 41965 NAIA 1st 71966 NAIA 4th 51967 NSIC 2nd 61968 NSIC 4th 3 1969 NSIC 12th 11970 NCC 5th 21971 NCC 3rd 5 1972 NCC 10th 11973 NCC 7th 41974 NCC 6th 51975 NCC 6th 41976 NCC 4th 41977 NCC 10th 21978 NSIC 13th 21979 NSIC 12th 11980 NSIC 7th 21982 NSIC 25th 01983 NCC 35th 11984 NCC T33rd 01986 NCC 28th 01987 NCC 27th 1

Year Conference Nat. Finish #All-Americans1988 NCC 32nd 01989 NCC T25th 11990 NCC T32nd 11991 NCC 20th 21992 NCC 28th 01993 NCC 15th 21994 NCC 2nd 71995 NCC 6th 21996 NCC 8th 41997 NCC 17th 21998 NCC 7th 41999 NCC 6th 52000 NCC 7th 42001 NCC 6th 52002 NCC 15th 32003 NCC 15th 22004 NCC 17th 42005 NCC 3rd 52006 NCC 5th 62007 NCC 4th 42008 NSIC 2nd 72009 NSIC 3rd 52010 NSIC 6th 42011 NSIC 6th 3

Honor Roll & RecordsNational ChampionsRoy Minter 1958Jack Anderson 1958Jack Thamert 1958Dick Kubes 1958Maynard Nelson 1959Lowell Glynn 1959Al Blanshan 1959Howard Gangstead 1964-65Bob Soulek 1966-67Bob Wendel 1967Larry Amundson 1968Ken Stockdale 1971Gary Christensen 1975Jack Eustice 1976Brent Hagen 1977Scott Madigan 1979Craig Jordan 1980Jim Gale 1993Justin Smith 1994Tony Kenning 1995-96Troy Szydel 1998Matt Petsinger 2001Jason Rhoten 2008Andy Pickar 2008Tommy Abbott 2009Four-Time All-AmericansRoy Minter ’56, ’57, ’58, ’58Al Blanshan ’58, ’59, ’59, ’69Jack Eustice ’74, ’75, ’76, ’77Jim Gale ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94Matt Petsinger ’98, ’99, ’00, ’01Travis Krinkie ’04, ’05,’06, ‘07Jason Rhoten ‘04, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08Brady Wilson ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10*Bold Indicates National Champion Ross Johnson

two-time All-American

Three-Time All-AmericansJack Anderson ’57, ’58, ’58Jack Thamert ’58, ’59, ’59Howard Gangstead ’64, ’64, ’65Bob Wendel ’65, ’66, ’67Larry Amundson ’66, ’68, ’68Larry Goodnature ’73, ’74, ’76Kurt Kuehl ’74, ’75, ’76Scott Madigan ’78, ’79, ’80Troy Szydel ’97, ’98, ’99Andy Pickar ‘06, ‘07,‘08Andy Forstner ‘09 ‘10, '11Two-Time All-AmericansMaunuel Macias ’52, ’53Al DeLeon ’61, ’62Ken Droegmueller ’63, ’64Mike McNamara ’64, ’65Bob Soulek ’66, ’67Al Ogdie ’66, ’67Brian Hage ’70, ’71Mike Medchill ’71, ’72Dennis Pierro ’71, ’72Brad Thompson ’73, ’74Gary Christensen ’74, ’75Joel Thoreson ’91, ’94Gregg Nelson ’93, ’94Justin Smith ’94, ’95Tony Kenning ’95, ’96Ross Johnson ’96, ’97Shawn Ange ’98, ’99Ryan Rettke ’99, ’00Matt Gadient ’00, ’01Lester Berrios ’01 ’02Tony Fratzke ’02 ’03Josh Janousek ‘04 ‘05Nick Smith ’06 ’08John Putman ’08 ’09Tommy Abbott ’08 ’09Aaron Norgren '10, '11

One-Time All-AmericansKen Pridhoda (’51) Don Dravis (’58) John Kelly (’58)Jerry Sharp (’58)Dick Kubes (’58)Clyde Lundholm (’58)Maynard Nelson (’59)Lowell Glynn (’59)Jerry Slattery (’59)Dave Frame (’59)Bill Lewis (’59)Dick Zeyen (’63)Al Russ (’64)Mike Pierro (’65)John Alexis (’65)Gary Storm (’65Doug Eberling (’65)Jim Riesselman (’66)Jim Soulek (’67)Tom Sowles (’67)Mike Howe (’67)Scott Evans (’68)Don Ryland (’68)Dale Richter (’70)Steve Johnson (’71)Ken Stockdale (’71)

Rick Brua (’73)Dave Cummings (’73)Dave Keller (’75)Brent Hagen (’77)Joe Johnson (’78)Craig Jordan (’80)Joel Loose (’81)Joe Juliar (’87)Jason Math (’89)Jerold Stauffacher (’94)Paul Pagel (’94)Brad Henry (’94)Justin Kipp (’96)Marc Schulze (’96)Travis Shives (’99)Hannon Hisek (’01)Cory Beckman (’02)Jake Emerick (’03)Math Bitz (‘05)Mike Engelmann (‘05)Nick Smith (‘06)Jeff Pfaffinger (‘06)Brandon Girtz (‘07)Travis Elg (‘08)Tim Matheson (‘09)Ben Becker ('11)

Brady WilsonMSU wins leader

with 144

Tony Kenning70-7 record, no

Division II losses

2011-12 Schedule

Date Opponent Time/Results11/10 Waldorf W, 30-18 11/12 Luther Open Complete 11/19 Augsburg Open Complete 12/10 Husky Open Complete 12/17 Jim Fox Open Complete 1/7 King College L, 14-18 1/7 Central Missouri W, 35-6 1/7 UW-Parkside L, 18-23 1/21 Ranger Duals 5th-Place1/21 Ashland L, 13-23 1/21 Indianapolis L, 18-27 1/21 Findlay L, 6-27 1/26 Upper Iowa* L, 24-12 1/28 Augustana* L, 18-15 2/2 MSU-Moorhead* W. 31-6 2/9 Northern State* L, 17-18 2/10 U-Mary W, 21-9 2/16 St. Cloud State* L. 31-6 2/18 Southwest Minnesota State W, 23-152/26 NCAA Regional 9th-place3/9 NCAA National Champs All Day3/10 NCAA National Champs All Day Home matches are in bold* Indicates NSIC DualNWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals Italicized


2011-12 MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY WRESTLINGHead Coach Jim Makovsky

All-American Mavericks Under Makovsky

Wrestler YearJerold Stauffacher 1994Paul Pagel 1994Brad Henry 1994Greg Nelson 1994Joel Thoerson 1994Jim Gale 1994Justin Kipp 1996Marc Shulze 1996Travis Shives 1999Troy Szydel 1997, 1998, 1999Matt Petsinger 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Hannon Hisek 2001Cory Beckman 2002Jake Emerick 2003Josh Janousek 2004, 2005Travis Krinkie 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Jason Rhoten 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008Justin Smith 1994, 1995Tony Kenning 1995, 1996Ross Johnson 1996, 1997Shawn Ange 1998, 1999Ryan Rettke 1999, 2000Matt Gadient 2000, 2001Lester Berrios 2001, 2002Tony Fratzke 2002, 2003Math Bitz 2005Mike Engelmann 2005Nick Smith 2006, 2008Jeff Pfaffinger 2006Andy Pickar 2006, 2007, 2008Zach Stevens 2006John Koons 2006Brandon Girtz 2007Brady Wilson 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Travis Elg 2008, 2010Tommy Abbott 2008, 2009John Putman 2008, 2009Tim Matheson 2009Andy Forstner 2009, 2010, 2011Aaron Norgren 2010, 2011Ben Becker 2011

Bold indicates national champion

Jim Makovsky is in his 19th season as the head wrestling coach for the Minnesota State Mavericks. Coach Makovsky continues to add to his impressive resume as he recorded his 250th career win on February 18, as Minnesota State defeated Southwest Minnesota State 23-15 in their regular season finale.

Makovsky currently holds a 250-107-5 career record and a 225-88-5 record at Minnesota State. Makovsky also coached at Valley City for three years prior to MSU where he posted a 25-19-2 record.

The Mavericks completed the 2010-11 season under Makovsky with a 9-5 dual record and finished in sixth-place at the NCAA Division II National Tournament. The team finished in second-place in the NCAA II Super Region 3 while six individuals went on to compete in the national tournament. The Mavericks would go on to place three individual wrestlers at the national championships, including Andy Forstner, who became the 11th Maverick to earn All-American honors three times.

Makovsky and the Mavericks have contin-ued their championship tradition in tourna-ments as they garnered four tournament cham-pions this year.

Along with coach-ing 10 national champi-ons and 79 NCAA Divi-sion II All-American’s, Makovsky has been

named Coach-of-the-Year three times (2007-09) and coached two conference championship teams (2007 North Central Conference Champions, 2009 Northern Sun Conference Champions). Makovsky has helped lead the Mavericks to twelve top-eight NCAA II National Championship finishes while also winning three-consecutive Super Region Three championships from 2007-09.

Under his tutelage, Makovsky has coached many successful individuals including two-time heavyweight national champion Troy Kenning, three-time All-American and national champion Troy Szydel, four-time All-American and national champion Matt Petsinger, three-time All-Amer-ican and national champion Andy Pickar, and four-time All-American and national champion Jason Rhoten.

Makovsky and his wife, Dawn, make their home in Mankato and have two sons, Nicholas and Lucas, and a daughter, Mia.

MSU Wrestling Under MakovskyYear Record National Finish1993-94 12-2 2nd1994-95 9-5 6th 1995-96 13-3 8th1996-97 14-8 16th1997-98 16-3 7th1998-99 10-8 6th1999-00 12-8 7th2000-01 12-6-2 6th2001-02 10-3 15th2002-03 8-4 15th2003-04 8-6 17th2004-05 16-3 3rd2005-06 14-2 5th2006-07 16-3 4th2007-08 20-1-1 2nd2008-09 12-4 3rd2009-10 9-5 6th2010-11 9-5 6th2011-12 5-9 ---18 years 225-88-3 (.717)



David Demo Sophomore

Bozeman, Mont.

OSBORN SEASON-BY-SEASON

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2011-12: Currently has a 26-11 overall record...Finished in fifth-place at the Super Region 3...Defeated Chris Paulus in the true fourth-place match to earn a trip to nationals...Named NSIC Wreslter of the Week in Week 14 after going 2-0...Including a win over No. 7 Dylan Wright (SCSU)...Demo went 4-0 at the Jim Fox Open and won the 125-lb weight class...Won three of his matches by major decision...Finished 3-0 at the NWCA Cliff Keen National Duals...Starting on December 3 won 16 out of 18 matches...Has a 6-3 record in major decisions this season...Is 3-1 in matches decided by falls...Finished with a 2-0 record in tech falls...Finished the regular season with a 9-4 mark in duals...2010-11: Posted an 11-15 record in his rookie campaign with the Mavericks...Finished with a 4-2 record in falls...finished in fifth-place at the North Country Open.2009-10: Redshirted High School: Demo placed four times at the Montana High School state tournament... Finished with a career record of 137.22…Captured 119-pound state championship as a senior…Finished in second-place as a junior and in third-place in both his sophomore and freshman seasons…Teammate of current Maverick Tel Todd at Bozeman High School...Coached by Nate LaslovickPersonal: Born on April 22, 1991...Son of Bill Demo and Shelly Saunders...Business and Accounting major.

The Wrestlers

By: Cole Kukowski

Minnesota State has established a pipeline to the Boze-man, Mont. area as sophomore 125-lb David Demo joins fel-low Maverick Tel Todd on this year's squad. Although only a sophomore, Demo has established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Confer-ence. Demo has continued to put the time in and is peaking at the right time as he was recognized as the NSIC Wrestler of the Week in the last week of the regular season. Demo went 2-0 and defeated the nation's seventh-ranked wrestler, Dylan Wright from St. Cloud State. Demo has also had his struggles this season, falling to the top two nationally-ranked wrestlers in the 125-lb weight class, Kyle Pedretti (Upper Iowa) on January 26 in a 9-5 deci-sion and Cory Ulmer (MSU-Moorhead) on Febrary 2 in a 7-1 decision. Through it all Demo stayed focused on the ultimate goal and in the true fourth-place match at regionals, he de-feated Chris Paulus (Upper Iowa) 4-3 to punch his ticket to the NCAA Tournament. A few more words from David Demo: "I'm going down there to be an All-American. We are coming out of the toughest region, so I expect nationals to be very sim-ilar. I'm going in with the mentality that every match counts."

"As a team it was a rough year for us, but getting Jim (Mak-ovsky) his 250th career win felt good. Heading into the season we had a good team on paper, but with a few unlucky breaks we ended up with a mediocre record.

"Being named the NSIC Wrestler of the Week was never a goal of mine. I just go out there every match and give everything I have."

Makovsky on Demo:

"I have seen David devolop not only as a wreslter, but also as a man. I am extremely proud of him. He had a great mentor in Andy Forstner for two years. He was able to train with him and Andy really showed him the way and what it takes. David has seen some of the best competition out there in his weight class and he will not be intimidated going down there."

DEMO FEATURE STORY



Cody QuinnFreshman

Covington, Wash.

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2010-11: Currently has a 20-8 record...Finished in fourth-place in Super Region 3...Went 2-2 at regionals...Went 3-0 to win the Jim Fox Open...Defeated Elliott Wirkler (UNI) by an 18-3 tech fall...Defeated Taylor Berger (UNI) in a 10-3 decision...Defeated Nic Finkenbinder (Harper) 4-2 in the 165-lb championship match...Went 5-2 in NSIC dual action...Owns a 5-1 record in falls...Is 1-0 in tech falls...Finished 9-4 in dual action.High School: A four-year letter winner at Kentwood High School...Placed at the Washington High School state tournament four times...finished in second-place senior year.Personal: Born on December 31, 1990...son of Clay and Deanna Quinn...Mechanical Engineering major.

The Wrestlers

By: Cole Kukowski

Cody Quinn, a Bozeman, Mont. native, is not your typical freshman. Quinn, 21-years-old, spent a year at Montana State University strictly as a student before making the connection to Minnesota State. Quinn was in contact with David Demo and Tel Todd's high school coach at Bozeman High School. It was then that Nate Laslovick put Quinn in touch with head coach Jim Makovsky.

A few more words from Cody Quinn:

"My goal all along was to qualify for nationals. Now that I have done that, I'm going down there to take care of business and become an All-American."

"I really haven't talked much with the guys about what to ex-pect at nationals. I will be seeing a No. 1 seed from a different region, but I am not going to be intimidated because we have competed against the best competition all year long."

"Going to nationals gives me another chance to go all out for two days."

Makovsky on Quinn:

"Cody had a good first year. Midway through the season he was hampered with an injury and he got frustrated. In the end, he survived it all and I am extremely proud of him."

"I expect him and David both to go in with a mindset of win-ning a national title. It is better to aim high and miss then aim low and hit."

"In the long run I want Cody to be able to look back and know that he gave everything he had. He made it through regionals which is the first bar. Even though he is a freshman I expect nothing less of him. I expect him to still be wrestling on day two and competing to be an All-American."

QUINN FEATURE STORY


2011-12 MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY WRESTLING 2011-12 Minnesota State Year In ReviewBy: Cole Kukowski

Minnesota State prepares to send a duo of underclassmen to the NCAA Division II National Championship March 9-10. Sophomore David Demo (125-lbs.) and freshman Cody Quinn (165-lbs.) will represent to Mavericks at the national champi-onship. MSU finished with a 5-9 dual record this season, but ended the season on a high note at they defeated Southwest Minnesota State in its regular season finale 23-15 to give head coach Jim Makovsky his 250th career win.

Earning my 250th win gave me an opportunity to reflect,” Makovsky said. "I am greatful for everyone associated with Maverick wrestling. I have had great assistant coaches, support from the alumni and above all else ex-tremely talented athletes."

The Mavericks finished in ninth-place in Super Region 3 in St, Cloud, Minn., February 26. Quinn finished in fourth place while Demo finished in fifth place but battled back in the true fourth place match to punch his ticket to na-tionals.

Demo currently owns a 26-11 record. Demo's 26 wins is the second most on the team, trailing only senior 157-lb Tel Todd who finished the year with 29 wins. Demo was named the NSIC Wrestler of the Week for his 2-0 per-formance in the last week of the regular season. Demo's week was highlight by his defeat of No. 7 ranked Dylan Wright of St. Cloud State.

This was the second consecutive week that a Maverick won the award, as 149-lb Jesse Westphal was named the Wrestler of the Week after going 2-0, including an upset of the No. 2 ranked Trevor Johnson of U-Mary. West-

Minnesota State's David Demo and Cody Quinn will both be making their first appearance at nationals. As un-derclassmen, the duo hope to make an impression is their debut.

phal's upset was sparked by an escape early in the second period followed by a three-point near fall. Westphal also defeated Gavin Larsen of Northern State 7-2 earlier that week.

Although both underclassmen, Quinn and Demo both are looking to leave an impression and represent Minnesota State.

"We are not going down there just to be there. Cody and David are going down there to win a national champion-ship," Makovsky said. "We have a proud tradition here at MSU and only taking two guys to nationals isn't accept-able. We have learned a lot about ourselves this season and I love this group of guys.

After going 2-2 at regionals, Quinn now holds a 20-8 re-cord. Quinn's season was highlighted by going 3-0 at the Jim Fox Open, including a 4-2 defeat of Nic Finkebinder (Harper) in the championship match.

“My goal all along was to make it to nationals,” Quinn said. "Now that I have accomplished that I am going down there to become an All-American."

Makovsky went on to add that, "Pueblo puts on a great tournament and there will be an incredible atmosphere there. We haven't been down there in a few years, but I am excited for my guys to experience that incredible environment.


2011-12 MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY WRESTLINGSeason Records

2011-12 Minnesota State Wrestling Individual Results

Name Weight Total Falls T.F. Maj. Dec. Forf. DualThomas Allen 149 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Dan Copp 157 1-11 1-5 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-1David Demo 125 26-11 3-1 2-0 6-3 15-7 0-0 9-4Brendan Eichmann 174 20-14 4-1 1-0 5-2 10-11 0-0 8-6Robby Fisher 141 15-7 4-0 1-0 3-0 7-7 0-0 2-1Alex Folk 149 6-7 3-0 0-1 0-2 3-4 0-0 0-0Derek Hahn 197 7-17 2-2 0-0 0-4 5-11 0-0 2-9Nate Haynes HWT 11-10 1-0 2-0 0-3 7-7 1-0 5-5Sawyer Hoffman 157 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Mike Knutson 184 3-9 2-3 0-1 0-2 1-3 0-0 0-1Drew Lexvold 125 13-9 4-1 1-0 1-1 7-7 0-0 2-1Pat Mahan 197 1-2 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 1-2Michael Murphy 149 5-9 1-2 0-1 1-5 3-1 0-0 0-1Aaron Norgren 184 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Paul Norgren 141 4-18 3-8 0-0 0-5 1-5 0-0 1-6Kevin Pattain HWT 2-7 0-2 0-0 0-0 2-5 0-0 0-1Brandon Pederson 184 17-15 1-1 0-0 2-2 2-8 0-0 4-9Cody Quinn 165 20-8 5-1 1-0 4-2 10-5 0-0 9-4Brian Reisenauer 133 12-14 1-2 0-0 2-5 8-7 1-0 3-10Tel Todd 157 29-11 7-2 1-0 4-1 17-8 0-0 12-2Jesse Westphal 149 24-11 6-2 1-0 1-1 16-8 0-0 8-5

As of 2/27/12



David Demo match-by-match

Nov, 12, 2011 • Luther OpenL, major. Tim Hood (Cornell), 12-2

L, dec. Jered Kemp (RCTC), 4-3Nov, 19, 2011 • Augsburg Open

W, major. Ben Seglin (Waldorf), 9-1W, dec. Chris Paulus (Upper Iowa), 6-2L, dec. Austin Mogg (Buena Vista), 5-2

W, dec. Bo Bettinson (Waldorf), 2-0Dec, 3, 2011 • UNI Open

W, fall. Tyler Rieste (Iowa Central), 6:58L, major. Jordan Kinglsey (Minnesota), 8-0

W, fall. Chris Helm (Iowa Central), 1:18W, fall. Chad McGannon (Iowa Central), 2:20

W, dec. Jacob Colon (Iowa Central), 8-6W, dec. Jordan Kingsley (Minnesota), 7-0L, dec. Antoine White (Iowa Central), 7-5W, dec. Ryan McQuade (Wisconsin) 14-9

Dec, 17, 2011 • Jim Fox OpenW, major. Edel Vaca (Unattached), 11-1

W, dec. Zach Humel (Harper College), 7-0W, major. Chris Paulus (Upper Iowa), 14-4

W, major. Edel Vaca (Unattached), 10-0Jan, 7, 2012 • NWCA National Duals

W, dec. Tanner Bates (King ), 5-2W, tech. Ty Balty (Central Missouri), 16-0W, dec. Jacob Papke (UW-Parkside), 4-2

Jan, 21, 2012 • Ranger DualsW, dec. Brandon Davis (Ashland), 8-0

L, fall. Josh Kieffer (Indianapolis), 2:26L, dec. Ben Sergent (Findlay), 6-4Jan. 26, 2012 • Upper Iowa Dual

L, dec. Kyle Pedretti (Upper Iowa), 9-5Jan. 28, 2012 • Augustana Dual

W, dec. Cody Lensing (Augustana), 8-5Feb. 2, 2012 • MSU-Moorhead Dual

L, dec. Cory Ulmer (MSU-Moorhead), 7-1Feb. 9, 2012 • Northern State Dual

W, dec. Anthony Bruno (Northern State), 5-3Feb. 10, 2012 • U-Mary Dual

W, tech. Hunter Menendez (U-Mary), 16-1Feb. 16, 2012 • St. Cloud State DualW, dec. Dylan Wright (SCSU), 12-8

Feb. 18, 2012 • Southwest Minnesota State DualW, dec. Travid Borchert (SMSU), 11-5

Feb. 26, 2012 • Super Region 3L, dec. Eric Forde (SCSU), 4-2

W, major. Hunter Menendez (U-Mary), 16-2W, dec. Anthony Bruno (Northern State), 3-2

L, dec. Cody Lensing (Augustana), 7-3W, dec. Eric Forde (SCSU), 7-2

W, dec. Chris Paulus (Upper Iowa), 4-3

Cody Quinn match-by-match

Dec, 3, 2011 • UNI OpenW, fall. Andrew Riley (Ellsworth), 2:46

W, dec. Ben Cox (Wisconsin), 6-2W, fall. Nate Stadeker (Grandview), 4:20

W, dec. Riley Banach (UNI), 13-6L, dec. Logan Molina (Iowa State), 6-4

Dec, 10, 2011 • Husky OpenW, major. Cod Tibbetts (St. Cloud State), 13-2

W, dec. Brandon Bahr (Augsburg), 3-1L, dec. Dan Dick (St. Cloud State), 7-4

Dec, 17, 2011 • Jim Fox OpenW, tech. Elliot Wirkler (UNI), 18-3W, dec. Taylor Berger (UNI), 10-3

W, dec. Nic Finkebinder (Harper College), 4-2Jan, 7, 2012 • NWCA National DualsW, major. Patrick Spano (King), 14-0

W, major. Todd Brier (Central Missouri), 14-3W, fall. Montrail Johnson (UW-Parkside), 4:37

Jan, 21, 2012 • Ranger DualsW, dec. Thomas Grazsi (Ashland), 4-1L, dec. Jeff Weis (Indianapolis), 10-4L, major Mason True (Findlay), 15-2

Jan. 26, 2012 • Upper Iowa DualW, dec. Blake Sorenson (Upper Iowa), 5-1

Jan. 28, 2012 • Augustana DualW, dec. Matt Morris (Augustana), 2-1Feb. 2, 2012 • MSU-Moorhead Dual

W, fall. Jacob Bennett (MSU-Moorhead), 1:33Feb. 9, 2012 • Northern State Dual

W, major. Blake Lundgren (Northern State), 13-1Feb. 10, 2012 • U-Mary Dual

W, dec. Taylor Nagel (U-Mary), 6-0Feb. 16, 2012 • St. Cloud State DualL, major. Tad Merritt (SCSU), 18-4

Feb. 18, 2012 • Southwest Minnesota State DualL, major. Jacob Begin (SMSU), 17-3

Feb. 26, 2012 • Super Region 3W, dec. Montrail Johnson (UW-Parkside), 9-3

L, fall. Tad Merritt (SCSU), 3:47W, fall. Jeff Weiss (Indianapolis), 6:59

L, dec. Taylor Nagel (U-Mary), 9-5

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