UCO Wrestling 2013-14

A SAlute touCo’S NAtioNAl ChAmpioNS

Ted Anderson, ’36 Ray Clemons, ’36 Terry Henry, ’74-75 Bill Mitchell, ’74-75 David James, ’79-80 Johnny Powell, ’79

Bill Ameen, ’81-82 Benny Coleman, ’81-84 Ronnie James, ’81-82-83 Dennis Kendrick, ’81 Alan Maddox, ’81 Todd Osborn, ’81

Jack O’Connor, ’84 Ricky Bollenbach, ’85 Joe Starzenski, ’86 Todd Steidley, ’87 Johnny Nimmo, ’87-88-89-90 Shawn Fleming, ’89

Jerry Best, ’94-95-96 Ryan Martin, ’94 Brian Melchiori, ’94-95 Mike Keim, ’95 Shawn Bateman, ’96 Mark Cunningham, ’96

Matt Goodson, ’98 Jeremiah Constant, ’99 Edwin Lorne, ’99 Mark Dodgen, ’00-03 Cole Province, ’01-02-03-04 Matt Dodgen, ’02

Howard Moore, ’90-92 Greg Oplotnik, ’90 Keith Cunningham, ’92-93 Randy Zellner, ’92 Todd Drake, ’93 Wes White, ’93-94

Shawn Silvis, ’02-03 Muhammed Lawal, ’02 Jason Tapia, ’04 Kyle Evans, ‘07-08 Cory Dauphin, ‘13

NAtioNAl ChAmpioNS: 1979, ‘81, ‘82, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘89, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘02, ‘03, ‘07

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DomiNANCe oN the mAt 15 NAtioNAl teAm titleS• Eight-timE NAiA ChAmpioNs •

• sEvEN-timE NCAA DivisioN ii ChAmpioNs •

36 iNDiviDuAl ChAmpioNs, 135 All-AmEriCANs

iN NCAA DivisioN ii41990 - Seven All-Americans, Three Champions (Howard Moore, Johnny Nimmo and Greg Oplotnik).41991 - Six All-Americans.41992 - Six All-Americans, Three Champions (Keith Cunningham, Howard Moore and Randy Zellner).41993 - Seven All-Americans, Three Champions (Keith Cunningham, Todd Drake and Wes White).41994 - Eight All-Americans, Four Champions (Jerry Best, Ryan Martin, Brian Melchiori and Wes White).41995 - Eight All-Americans, Three Champions (Jerry Best, Mike Keim and Brian Melchiori).41996 - Six All-Americans, Three Champions (Shawn Bateman, Jerry Best, Mark Cunningham).41997 - Six All-Americans.41998 - Five All-Americans, One Champion (Matt Goodson).41999 - Four All-Americans, Two Champions (Jeremiah Constant, Edwin Lorne).42000 - Six All-Americans, One Champion (Mark Dodgen).42001 - Four All-Americans, One Champion (Cole Province).42002 - Seven All-Americans, Four Champions (Cole Province, Matt Dodgen, Shawn Silvis, Muhammed

Lawal).42003 - Five All-Americans, Three Champions (Mark Dodgen, Cole Province, Shawn Silvis).42004 - Six All-Americans, Two Champions (Cole Province, Jason Tapia).42005 - Five All-Americans.42006 - Six All-Americans.42007 - Eight All-Americans, One Champion (Kyle Evans).42008 - Five All-Americans, One Champion (Kyle Evans).42009 - Five All-Americans.42010 - Three All-Americans.42011 - Three All-Americans.42012 - Three All-Americans.42013 - Six All-Americans, One Champion (Cory Dauphin).

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Date (Day) Opponent Place TimeOct. 30 (Wednesday) Bronze-Blue Intrasquad Edmond 7:00 p.m.Nov. 3 (Sunday) Oklahoma City Open Oklahoma City 9:00 a.m.Nov. 17 (Sunday) Central Missouri Open Warrensburg, Mo. 10:00 a.m.Nov. 23 (Saturday) UNK Holiday Inn Open Kearney, Neb. 9:00 a.m.Nov. 26 (Tuesday) Missouri Baptist Edmond 7:00 p.m.Dec. 5 (Thursday) Ouachita Baptist Edmond 7:00 p.m.Dec. 7 (Saturday) Fort Hays State Open Hays, Kan. 9:00 a.m.Dec. 15 (Sunday) Newman Invitational Wichita, Kan. 9:00 a.m.Jan. 11-12 (Saturday-Sunday) NWCA Division II National Duals Des Moines, Iowa All DayJan. 16 (Thursday) Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. 7:00 p.m. Jan. 18 (Saturday) Midwest Duals Kearney, Neb. Nebraska-Kearney* 9:00 a.m. Western State 11:30 a.m. California Baptist 2:00 p.m. Jan. 22 (Wednesday) Oklahoma City Oklahoma City 7:00 p.m.Jan. 24 (Friday) Truman State* Edmond 7:00 p.m.Jan. 25 (Saturday) Lindenwood* Edmond 2:00 p.m.Jan. 29 (Wednesday) Central Missouri* Edmond 7:00 p.m.Jan. 31 (Friday) Colorado State-Pueblo Pueblo, Colo. 5:00 p.m.Feb. 1 (Saturday) Adams State Alamosa, Colo. 2:00 p.m.Feb. 6 (Thursday) Newman* Edmond 7:00 p.m.Feb. 8 (Saturday) Ouachita Baptist Arkadelphia, Ark. 2:00 p.m.Feb. 16 (Sunday) MIAA Championships Hays, Kan. All DayFeb. 28-March 1 (Fri.-Saturday) NCAA Division II Central Super Regional Edmond 10:00 a.m.March 14-15 (Friday-Saturday) NCAA Division II Championships Cleveland, Ohio 11:00 a.m.

Bold-Home Match *-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association dualAll times Central Time

General InformatIon2013-14 Schedule ................................................................. 1UCO Quick Facts/Athletic Staff Directory .......................... 2

the CoaChesHead Coach ....................................................................... 4-5Assistant Coaches ............................................................... 6

season outlook/Wrestlers2013-14 Season Outlook ................................................... 8-92014-14 Roster ................................................................... 10Wrestler Profiles ............................................................ 11-20

season revIeW/hIstory2012-13 Season Review ..................................................... 22Individual Records/Dual Results ....................................... 23All-Americans by Year .................................................. 24-25

sChedule

table of ContentsMultiple All-Americans ...................................................... 25Individual Records ...............................................................26National Tournament History/Regional Champions ............27All-Time Lettermen ....................................................... 28-29Season-by-Season Results ............................................. 30-32Series Records ......................................................................33Coaching Records ................................................................34

about uCoThe University .....................................................................36Athletic Administration .................................................. 37-39Hamilton Field House/Ted Anderson Room ........................40Takedown Club ....................................................................41Bronchos in the Coaching Ranks .........................................42About Edmond .....................................................................43Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association .............44Stampede Club ...............................................................I.B.C.

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uCo QuICk faCtsMailing Address: 100 North University Edmond, OK 73034 Founded: Dec. 24, 1890 President: Dr. Don Betz Athletic Director: Joe MullerSenior Associate AD: Scott Williams Director of Compliance: Darnell SmithCompliance Coordinator: Jeremy RogersTicket Coordinator: Gunnar PoffCoperate Sponsorships/Marketing: Brandon BakerBusiness Manager: Britni BrannonHead Athletic Trainer: Ed Kabrick Faculty Representative: Trey Cone National Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics AssociationNickname: Bronchos School Colors: Bronze and Blue Enrollment: 17,101 WrestlInG faCtsHead Coach: David James Years, Record at UCO: 31 years, 363-126-5 Years, Overall Record: 31 years, 363-126-5Assistant Coach: Kyle EvansGraduate Assistant: Chris HackerStudent Assistant: Tanner KeckStudent Manager: Kevin Davis2012-13 Dual Record: 13-12012-13 Conference Dual Record (Finish): 5-0 (1st)2012-13 Conference Tournament Finish: 2nd2012-13 Regional Tournament Finish: 2nd2012-13 National Tournament Finish: 4thLettermen Returning/Lost: 14/8Starters Returning/Lost: 7/3 WrestlInG hIstoryFirst Year of Wrestling: 1921All-time Dual Record: 493-220-11Conference Championships: Six (1929, ‘31, ‘32, ‘35, ‘36, ‘13)Regional Championships: 19 (1990, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97,

‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘12).National Championships: 15 (1979, ‘81, ‘82, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘89,

‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘02, ‘03, ‘07). medIa relatIonsDirector of Athletic Media Relations: Mike Kirk Office: (405) 974-2142 Home: (405) 348-4897 Cell: (405) 615-2233 Email: [email protected] Specialist: David Garrett Office: (405) 974-2140 Cell: (405) 642-3608 Email: [email protected]

uCo WrestlInG staff dIreCtory(405 Area Code) University of Central Oklahoma Switchboard .......................974-2000 OfficeAthletic Department ...............................................................974-2500 Head Coach ............................................................................974-2509 David James ([email protected])

Athletic Director ....................................................................974-2500 Joe Muller ([email protected]) Senior Associate Athletic Director .........................................974-2137 Scott Williams ([email protected]) Director of Athletic Compliance ...........................................974-3959 Darnell Smith ([email protected]) Director of Media Relations ...................................................974-2142 Mike Kirk ([email protected]) Director of Sales & Marketing ..............................................974-2164 Brandon Baker ([email protected])

Head Athletic Trainer ............................................................974-2188 Ed Kabrick

sChool nICkname“Bronchos” was the nickname selected for Central Oklahoma

in 1922 by Mrs. C.W. Wantland, wife of long-time UCO football coach C.W. Wantland. The name was chosen from a number of suggestions for the name of UCO’s football team and became the nickname for all athletic teams at the school.

Mrs. Wantland was made an honorary member of the Letterman’s Club as a result of selecting the nickname, becoming the first woman admitted to that organization. sChool Colors

Bronze and blue were chosen as Central Oklahoma’s school colors early in the fall of 1895 by school president Edmund Dandridge Murdaugh. The first public display of the bronze and blue was in Guthrie when a student represented UCO in the first oratorical contest ever held in Oklahoma. on the Cover

Featured on the cover of the 2013-14 wrestling media guide is returning national champion Cory Dauphin along with returning All-Americans (bottom row, l to r): Jordan Basks, Cody Dauphin, Chris Watson and Casy Rowell. ProduCtIon CredIts

The 2013-14 wrestling media guide was written, edited and de-signed by the UCO Athletic Media Relations Office.

Photographs were provided by Dan Smith, director of UCO Photographic Services. Cover design was done by UCO art direc-tor Craig Beuchaw.

The media guide was printed at the UCO printCentral, NUC 146.

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DaviD James

The dean of Central Oklahoma’s coaching staff is David James, now in his 32nd year atop the perennial pow-erhouse wrestling program and one of the premier coaches at any level of col-legiate athletics.

James, a four-time All-American and two-time national champion as a wrestler at UCO, ranks second among all college coaches at any level in na-tional championships with 12 -- seven in NCAA Division II, five in NAIA -- and has been named national Coach of the

Year seven times.David has piled up an amazing 363-126-5 dual record against some

of the top teams in the country, ranking fifth in NCAA Division II and 35th on all levels of college wrestling in career dual wins.

UCO has had 24 top-four national tournament finishes under James, including five runner-up showings, and the Bronchos have won 19 Divi-sion II regional titles in 24 tries.

D.J. has coached 46 national champions and 178 All-Americans at UCO and his career dual record includes an amazing 307-50-1 mark against non-Division I teams.

James took control of the UCO program in 1982 and led the team to a fifth-place NAIA finish and 7-6 dual record that first year. The Bronchos asserted themselves the next year with a 11-5-1 dual finish and the first of four straight NAIA championships, winning by a 33-point margin.

UCO romped to the national title by 53 3/4 points in 1985, and made it three straight in 1986 with a narrow 7 1/4-point victory. The Bronchos made it four in a row in 1987 following a 12-5 dual season.

The championship streak ended in 1988 with a narrow runner-up fin-ish, but James took UCO back to the top in its final year with the NAIA in 1989 with a 13-point margin of victory.

The Bronchos made the move up to NCAA Division II the next season and were runners-up in both 1990 and ‘91. The breakthrough season came in 1992 when UCO went 14-1 in duals and captured its first-ever Division II championship.

The Bronchos won a second consecutive title in 1993 and made it three in a row in 1994 with an overwhelming 61 3/4-point victory.

James led UCO to its fourth consecutive crown in 1995 as the Bronchos rolled up 148 points, the second-highest point total in NCAA Division II history. Central fell just short of a fifth straight title in 1996, finishing second by a narrow margin, and then was third in 1997.

The Bronchos placed fourth in 1998 and then crowned two national champions in finishing third in 1999. Another runner-up finish followed in 2000 and the Bronchos tied for third in 2001 after going 13-2-1 in duals.

UCO made it back on top in 2002, putting together a stellar 15-1 dual record and ending a six-year championship drought by crowning four individual champions in winning its 13th national team title.

James and the Bronchos repeated as title winners in 2003, going 18-1 in duals and finishing with three individual champions. Central finished third in its bid for a third straight title in 2004.

UCO had its 15-year string of Midwest Regional titles ended in 2005 en route to an 11th-place national tournament showing, but D.J.’s troops bounced back with a fourth-place national showing in 2006.

The Bronchos captured their 15th title in 2007, following a 15-4 dual season with the Midwest Regional crown and a stirring national tourna-ment performance in beating favored Nebraska-Kearney by 16 points.

UCO was 14-6 in duals, won another regional title and finished sixth nationally in 2007-08 and went 11-6-1 with a regional runner-up finish

and another sixth-place national showing in 2008-09. The Bronchos went 8-5 in duals and finished 15th nationally in 2009-10 and were 13th the following season after going 15-4 in duals.

UCO had another young squad in 2011-12, but still managed a 9-5 dual record and then won its first regional crown since 2008 before tying for 10th in the national tournament with three All-Americans.

The Bronchos had their best season since 2007 last year, going 13-1 in duals en route to a fourth-place national finish. UCO captured the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association dual title, was runner-up in the MIAA and Super Regional Two tournaments and had six All-Americans, including one champion.

James graduated UCO with a bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1980 and spent one year as a graduate assistant with the Bronchos. David then served as an assistant coach at Edmond Memorial High School for one year before becoming UCO’s ninth head coach in 1982.

James ranks 13th on the school’s career win list with a 116-16 record. The Del City native was UCO’s first four-time All-American from 1976-80, finishing third as a freshman and second as a sophomore before win-ning back-to-back NAIA national titles his final two seasons.

He is a member of five hall of fames -- the NAIA Hall of Fame (1988), the UCO Athletic Hall of Fame (1991), the NCAA Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame (2005), the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame (2007) and the Del City High School Hall of Fame (2008).

David is married (Cher-rie) and has two daughters (Hayden and Ryann).

Born: Nov. 18, 1957.High School Education: Del City (Okla.) High School, 1976.College Education: University of Central Oklahoma, B.S. in Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1980.Wrestling Experience: UCO, 1976-80 (four-time All-American, two-time NAIA national champion, 116-16 career record).Coaching Experience: 1980-81: UCO, graduate assistant. 1981-82: Edmond Memorial High School, assistant coach. 1982-Present: UCO, head coach.Marital Status: Married (Cherrie).Children: Hayden and Ryann.

James Highlights:4Seven-time National Coach of the Year -- 1984, ’86, ’89 (NAIA); 1990, ’94, ’00, ‘07 (NCAA II).4Has coached UCO to 12 national championships (five NAIA, seven NCAA II) and five runner-up finishes (one NAIA, four NCAA II).4Has coached 46 individual national champions and 178 All-Americans at UCO.4Has had a winning dual record all 31 seasons at UCO.4Ranks 35th among all coaches in college wrestling history with 363 dual wins.

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Season W-L-T Pct. National Finish1982-83 7-6-0 .538 5th NAIA1983-84 11-5-1 .676 NAIA National Champions1984-85 11-9-0 .550 NAIA National Champions1985-86 12-7-0 .631 NAIA National Champions1986-87 12-5-0 .706 NAIA National Champions1987-88 9-3-1 .731 NAIA Runners-up1988-89 12-3-0 .800 NAIA National Champions1989-90 12-4-1 .735 NCAA II Runners-up1990-91 9-4-0 .692 NCAA II Runners-up1991-92 14-1-0 .933 NCAA II National Champions1992-93 7-4-0 .636 NCAA II National Champions1993-94 12-2-0 .857 NCAA II National Champions1994-95 11-2-1 .821 NCAA II National Champions1995-96 11-5-0 .688 NCAA II Runners-up1996-97 9-6-0 .602 3rd, NCAA II1997-98 12-2-0 .857 4th, NCAA II1998-99 11-4-0 .733 3rd, NCAA II1999-00 9-5-0 .643 NCAA II Runners-up2000-01 13-3-0 .813 3rd, NCAA II2001-02 15-1-0 .930 NCAA II National Champions2002-03 18-1-0 .947 NCAA II National Champions2003-04 15-3-0 .873 3rd, NCAA II2004-05 12-7-0 .632 11th, NCAA II2005-06 14-3-0 .824 4th, NCAA II2006-07 15-4-0 .789 NCAA II National Champions2007-08 14-6-0 .700 6th, NCAA II2008-09 11-6-1 .639 6th, NCAA II2009-10 8-5-0 .615 15th, NCAA II2010-11 15-4-0 .789 13th, NCAA II2011-12 9-5-0 .643 10th, NCAA II2012-13 13-1-0 .928 4th, NCAA IITotals 363-126-5 .740

NoTeables: 1st Dual Win: UCO 38, Central Missouri 11 (Dec. 17, 1982).50th Dual Win: UCO 47, Northern Colorado 8 (Feb. 13, 1987).100th Dual Win: UCO 26, Nebraska-Omaha 13 (Jan. 16, 1992).150th Dual Win: UCO 23, Nebraska-Omaha 18 (Feb. 16, 1996).200th Dual Win: UCO 48, SIU-Edwardsville 0 (Jan. 26, 2001).250th Dual Win: UCO 22, Nebraska-Omaha 12 (Feb. 6, 2004).300th Dual Win: UCO 30, Fort Hays State 10 (Jan. 17, 2008).350th Dual Win: UCO 25, Ouachita Baptist 12 (Feb. 11, 2011).Longest Winning Streak: 23, 2001-03.Longest Losing Streak: 4, 1992-93 and 1999-00.Largest Margin of Victory: 58 vs. Central Baptist, Jan. 15,

2011 (UCO 58-0).Largest Margin of Defeat: 41 vs. Oklahoma State, Nov. 17,

1982 (OSU 41-0); vs. Oklahoma State, Dec. 10, 1988 (OSU 41-0) and vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 17, 1999 (OU 41-0).

James’ ReCoRD iN: Home Matches: 158-35-1 (.817).Away Matches: 81-45 (.643).Neutral Site Matches: 124-46-4 (.724).Matches vs. NCAA I Teams: 56-76-4 (.426).Matches vs. non-NCAA I Teams: 307-50-1 (.859).

Team W-L-T Pct.Adams State 14-4-1 .763Air Force 2-0-0 1.000American Intern. 1-0-0 1.000Arizona State 1-1-0 .000Ashland 3-0-0 1.000Augsburg 0-1-0 .000Augustana 6-2-0 .750Bacone 8-0-0 .833Bloomsburg 0-1-0 .000Boise State 1-1-0 .500Cal Poly-SLO 3-3-0 .500CS-Bakersfield 0-1-0 .000Cal State-Fullerton 2-1-0 .667Carson-Newman 1-0-0 .500Central Baptist 1-0-0 1.000Central Florida 4-0-0 1.000Central Missouri 28-0-0 1.000Central Washington 1-0-0 1.000Chadron State 14-0-0 1.000Chicago State 1-0-0 1.000Clemson 0-1-0 .000Colorado Mesa 2-0-0 1.000Colorado Mines 1-0-0 1.000Colo. State-Pueblo 14-0-0 1.000Cornell 0-1-0 .000Eastern Illinois 3-1-0 .750Embry-Riddle 1-0-0 1.000Findlay 3-0-0 1.000

Team W-L-T Pct.Fort Hays State 25-3-0 .893Fresno State 1-4-2 .286Gannon 2-0-0 1.000Grand Canyon 3-0-0 1.000Hofstra 1-0-0 1.000Illinois State 1-0-0 1.000Indiana 0-0-1 .500Indianapolis 1-0-0 1.000Iowa 0-1-0 .000 Iowa State 0-2-0 .000John Carroll 1-0-0 1.000Lehigh 0-1-0 .000Limestone 1-0-0 1.000Lindenwood 4-0-0 1.000Lock Haven 0-2-0 .000Louisana State 0-2-0 .000Marion Military 1-0-0 1.000McKendree 1-0-0 1.000Mercyhurst 2-0-0 1.000Michigan 1-0-0 1.000Michigan State 1-1-1 .500Minnesota State 2-1-0 .667Minot State 1-0-0 1.000Missouri 3-1-0 .750Missouri Baptist 5-0-0 1.000Missouri Valley 4-0-0 1.000Moorhead State 1-0-0 1.000Morgan State 1-0-0 1.000

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James vs. CaReeR oppoNeNTsTeam W-L-T Pct.Navy 0-3-0 .000Nebraska 0-4-0 .000Nebraska-Kearney 18-7-0 .720Nebraska-Omaha 12-14-0 .480Newman 8-0-0 1.000New Mexico 9-2-0 .818New Mexico Highlands 8-0-0 1.000Newport News App. 1-0-0 1.000North Carolina-Pembroke 1-1-0 .500North Carolina State 1-1-0 .500North Dakota 1-0-0 1.000North Dakota State 2-2-0 .500Northern Colorado 3-0-0 1.000Northern Illinois 2-1-0 .667Northern Iowa 0-1-0 .000Northern Michigan 1-0-0 1.000Northern State 1-0-0 1.000Northwest Missouri 8-0-0 1.000Notre Dame (Ohio) 0-1-0 .000Ohio 0-1-0 .000Oklahoma 0-26-0 .000Oklahoma City 5-2-0 .714Oklahoma State 0-4-0 .000Oregon State 0-1-0 .000Ouachita Baptist 5-0-0 1.000Pennsylvania 1-0-0 1.000Penn State 0-2-0 .000Pittsburgh-Johnstown 3-1-0 .750Portland State 1-0-0 1.000

Team W-L-T Pct.San Diego State 2-0-0 1.000San Francisco State 3-0-0 1.000Seton Hall 1-0-0 1.000Simon Fraser 1-0-0 1.000South Dakota State 7-3-0 .700SIU-Edwardsville 20-3-0 .870Southwest Missouri 8-0-0 1.000Stetson 2-0-0 1.000St. Cloud State 1-1-0 .500Tennessee-Chattanooga 1-0-0 1.000Truman State 9-0-0 1.000Upper Iowa 2-1-0 .500Utah State 1-0-0 1.000Utah Valley State 1-0-0 1.000Virginia Tech 0-1-0 .000Wartburg 4-1-0 .800Wayland Baptist 1-0-0 1.000Weber State 0-1-0 .000West Liberty 2-1-0 .667Western Montana 1-0-0 1.000Western State 12-1-0 .923Wisconsin 0-1-0 .000Wisconsin-Parkside 10-0-0 1.000Wisconsin-Stevens Pt. 2-0-0 1.000Wisconsin-Whitewater 1-0-0 1.000Wyoming 0-2-0 .000 Bold-Indicates 2013-14 opponent

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ChRis haCkeR

Serving in his second season as a graduate assistant coach for Central Oklahoma is former state high school standout Chris Hacker.

Hacker came to UCO last year and played a key role as the Bronchos went 13-1 in winning the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association dual title while finishing runner-up in the MIAA and regional tournaments and fourth in the national meet.

Chris was a two-time state champion for perennial power El Reno High School while also earning All-America honors seven times before continuing his wrestling career at Nebraska. He spent five years with the Huskers while battling an assortment of injuries that limited his career on the mat.

Hacker earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and sociology from NU. He’s working on his master’s in psychology at UCO.

assisTaNT CoaChes

Kevin DavisManager

kyle evaNs

Taking over as Central Oklahoma’s full-time assistant coach in 2013-14 is Kyle Evans, one of the most deco-rated wrestlers in the school’s illustrious history.

Evans spent his entire career at 141 pounds and was a four-time All-American and two-time national cham-pion for the Bronchos. He finished with a 125-20 record that ranks fifth on the school’s all-time list for winning percentage (.862) and eighth for wins.

Kyle redshirted his first year and then beat out a returning All-American in earning the starting berth in 2004-05, winning the regional title and finishing sixth nationally en route to a 24-13 record. He came back the next season to go 30-5, winning 22 of his last 24 matches to capture a second straight regional crown before finishing as the national runner-up.

Evans was virtually unbeatable his final two seasons, going a combined 71-2 in winning back-to-back national championships.

He became the first UCO wrestler to complete a full season undefeated as a junior in 2006-07 with a perfect 39-0 record that included 18 bonus-point wins and was named Midwest Regional Wrestler of the Year before

sweeping four matches in winning the national title. Kyle repeated as both Midwest Regional Wrestler of the Year and national champion during a dominating senior season that saw him finish 32-2 with 18 bonus-point wins.

Evans became just the second UCO wrestler to win four regional titles and he had a 43-match winning streak that ranks as the third-longest in school history. He earned 53 bonus-point wins during his career with a school-record 25 technical falls.

A state champion as a senior at Edmond North High School, Kyle earned his bachelor’s degree in general studies from UCO in 2008 and worked in the medical sales field before returning to UCO.

TaNNeR keCk

In his first year as a student as-sistant coach at Central Oklahoma is Tanner Keck, a four-time national qualifier for the Bronchos who ended his career last season.

Keck earned a national tourna-ment berth at 184 pounds as a true freshmen in 2009-10 in finishing with a 17-13 record and came back as a sophomore to go 32-15 in mak-ing a repeat trip to nationals after a regional runner-up finish.

Tanner’s best season came in 2011-12 when he finished 27-9, repeated as regional runner-up and earned All-America honors with a fourth-place national finish at 184. He made it back to the national tournament at 184 again as a senior last year in going 24-18.

Keck ranks 20th on UCO’s all-time wins list with a 100-55 career record that included 37 bonus-point wins.

A four-time state placer and two-time state champion at Marlow High School, Tanner is finishing work on his physical education degree.


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125 PoundSJunior Ryan Brooks has won 45 matches as the starter here the past

two seasons, but he’s set to face a stiff challenge from freshmen Josh Breece and Gunner Laffoon to maintain the top spot.

Brooks has shown flashes throughout his career and is capable of big things, though the Bronchos are also high on the two talented rookies. Senior Andrew Schmauch, sophomore letterman Cooper Finch and redshirt freshman Lloyd Crownover provide additional depth.

Coach James Says: “Ryan’s a two-year starter and the big thing is he does have that experience and he’s had some success, but he’ll be pressed. Josh is tough and comes from a great wrestling family and Gunner is a very gifted wrestler, with the big question on him if he can maintain this weight.”

133 PoundSNo question who the main man is here and senior All-American Casy

Rowell is determined to finish his sensational career with an illusive national championship.

Rowell has won 98 career matches, went 36-5 last year with 24 bonus-point wins and was ranked No. 1 going into the

national tournament before losing twice en route to a second straight fifth-place finish. There’s no question

Rowell is a national title contender and he’ll rack up plenty of team points for the Bronchos.

Freshman Brett Dunning looks to be the main back-up and rookie Gunner Laffoon could also be used here.

Coach James Says: “Casy had a great year last season, but he had a couple of dis-appointing matches at nationals and I think

he’ll use that as motivation. We know it’s going to

be a very competitive weight nationally, but Casy has upgraded his wrestling and mental approach each year

and he’s all in to be the national champion. Brett’s a talented kid and Gunner could also help.”

141 PoundSThis appears to be a wide-open weight, with a trio of veterans set to

battle it out for the starting berth.Junior Dustin Reed is coming off a redshirt year and could rate the

slight edge as a past national qualifier at 133, though junior Kaleb Crad-duck and senior Austin Quinton are definitely in the mix. Cradduck redshirted last year and is dropping down after seeing time at 149 and 157 the previous two seasons, while Quinton is a three-year letterman eager to get in the lineup.

Freshmen Anthony Mica, Tyler Tustin and Alec Warren add depth.Coach James Says: “This will be an interesting weight. You’ve got

to give the upper hand to the three upperclassmen, who have all been in our program for at least a couple of years. What we need is for one of those guys to step it up and for somebody to be productive at this weight class. We’ve also got three young guys who are all hard-working freshmen and very talented.”

149 PoundSUCO is in good hands with the return of All-American Jordan Basks

and the senior standout is primed to cap his career with a national championship.

wealth of returning talent featuring proven veterans at most weights has Central Oklahoma aiming for a return to the throne room in 2013-14 when the Bronchos will gun for their 16th national championship.

UCO has back seven starters -- including a national champion and four other All-Americans -- from last year’s team that went 13-1 in duals, was runner-up in the regional tournament and finished fourth in the national meet.

It was the best season for the Bronchos since the 2007 squad won the program’s last national title and veteran head coach David James is looking for his troops to take it up another notch this winter.

“We have very high expectations, both from our coaching staff and our wrestlers,” said James, who has won 363 duals and 12 national titles in 31 years at the UCO helm. “With what we have back, we should be excited and we should expect a lot.

“Last year we finished fourth and while we made a move to get back to where we want to be, there was also some disappointment at the end that it could have been better. We don’t want to be disap-pointed this time.”

T h e r e ’s a g o o d chance the Bronchos will avoid that with a power-packed lineup highlighted by a 1-2-3 punch in the middle.

National champion Cory Dauphin spearheads the team from his 157-pound slot and he’s sandwiched by two All-Americans in 149-pounder Jordan Basks and 165-pounder Chris Watson. Add in two other returning national placers in 133-pounder Casy Rowell and heavyweight Cody Dauphin along with national qualifier Znick Ferrell (184) and two-year starter Ryan Brooks (125) and there’s plenty of reason for optimism in the UCO camp.

There are question marks, particularly at 197, but the Bronchos have a senior-laden team and are ready to face the many challenges ahead.

“We’ve just got to keep getting better throughout the year,” said James, who has 10 seniors on the 39-man roster. “We’ve got a good mix of guys who have had success here and young guys who need to develop to be ready to step in when it’s their time, so that will help keep guys hungry.”

UCO will face another demanding schedule, both in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association and the newly-realigned Central Super Regional, which features four of the top-five teams from last year’s national tournament.

The Bronchos will host the 17-team regional Feb. 28-March 1, with the top-five finishers from each weight advancing to the national tournament.

“You’re going to see improvement across the board in the MIAA and our region is the best, most competitive one in the country,” James said. “There’s no question we’re going to have to be wrestling our best at the end, but that’s the way it should be.

“Our guys are excited and they’re ready to go. We should be in the hunt at the end, but we’ve got to do the right things along the way and get after it when the time comes.”

Here’s a weight-by-weight look at UCO for 2013-14:

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Casy Rowell

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One of the most exciting wrestlers in the nation, Basks went 31-6 with 19 bonus-point wins -- including a team-high 13 falls -- last year before dropping two tough matches at nationals during a fifth-place finish.

Pushing Basks in the practice room will be newcomer Spencer Rutherford, a junior college All-American, with sophomore LeSean Sanders and possibly freshman Alec Warren also available.

Coach James Says: “Jordan was disappointed by his performance at the national tournament, but he had a great year for us and I think he’ll take his experiences to the next level. He’s an exciting wrestler who scores a lot of bonus points and his goal is to be on top this year. Spencer is a talented guy and I like his grit and think he’s a good fit for us.”

157 PoundSReady to make a run at a second

straight national title is senior star Cory Dauphin, who ended UCO’s four-year drought with-out an individual champion last season.

Dauphin was fantastic all year in putting together a 28-3 campaign that ended with an 18-match winning streak and he’s focused on joining an elite group of two-time champions.

UCO has good depth, led by two-time junior college All-American Jeromy Daven-port. Freshman Kyle Driscoll and redshirt freshman Forest Myers are also here.

Coach James Says: “We’ve always known Cory had the talent and athletic ability to be a champion, but he really put it all together last year. His match approach and everything went to another level. He wants to be a two-time champion and is working toward that, but it won’t be easy and he’s going to have to work for it. Jeromy is a real physical kid who will press Cory and Kyle has a lot of talent as well.”

165 PoundSJunior Chris Watson returns and will be among the

best in the country after coming on strong late last year to earn All-America honors with a fourth-place showing.

Watson overcame an early-season injury to finish 20-7 with 10 bonus-point wins and last year’s national tournament success should help push him to an even higher level this time around.

Nobody else is listed at this weight, though senior Zach Aylor and freshmen Kyle Driscoll and Landon Good could be if the need arises.

Coach James Says: “Chris had probably as good a national tourna-ment as anybody we had last year in getting fourth and I think he came into his own there knowing he belongs in that elite group. He’s physical, really works at it and has big expectations. We’ve got several guys who could help out here if needed.”

174 PoundSAnother weight with no clear-cut favorite in what appears to be a

three-man race, with the Bronchos needing someone to take over. Sophomore Colton Gallo is looking to get his injury-plagued career

going and he’s definitely got a chance to come out on top here, but senior Zach Aylor is a two-year letterman ready to be the main guy and junior Kyle Buckley should also be in the running.

2013-14 SeaSon outlook

Cody Dauphin

Also here are seniors Cody Salter and Kasey Wilcox along with sophomore Dylan Harmon.

Coach James Says: “It looks pretty wide open, with three guys in the mix. Colton hasn’t been on the mat much because of injuries and hopefully he’s past that, but he’s worked awful hard to get bigger and he’s very talented. Zach has been with us three years and has got a lot of experience. He’ll do a lot of wrestling for us and we’ll see in what role it will be. Kyle is a dangerous wrestler who has a chance to make himself heard. All three of those guys know it’s a weight where some-body needs to step up and we’ll have to see what happens.”

184 PoundSThe Bronchos lost a four-year starter here, but a returning national

qualifier at 197 will drop down and fill that void nicely.Senior Znick Ferrell was a late addition to the team last year at 197 and overcame a lengthy layoff from wrestling to go

25-14 in making it to the national tournament. He should be even better at this weight and is poised to contend for All-America recognition.

Sophomores Cason Montgomery and Michael Con-ner along with rookies Jacob Lamb, and Reid Rodich give depth.

Coach James Says: “I thought Znick turned the cor-ner the second semester last year and beat some really

good guys on the national level. This is a better weight for him, he’s got a great attitude

and his national tournament experi-ence will motivate him. We’ve got some good, young guys at this weight as well.”

197 PoundSEasily the biggest hole in the

lineup, with UCO depending on one of two youngsters to step in.

Redshirt freshman Garrett Henshaw has the edge from being in the program a year, with sopho-

more newcomer Quinn Hulsey looking to make an impact.

Coach James Says: “This is a huge question mark for us. Garrett is probably the

front-runner and he’s done a tremendous job in the weight room to get bigger after competing at 174 and 184 last year as a redshirt. He’s a physical kid, but is young and needs to keep developing. Quinn’s a transfer who hasn’t been on the mat in a couple of years and was a heavyweight in high school, so he’s got some adjusting to do.”

HeavyWeigHtAnother senior veteran sits here, with All-American Cody Dauphin

holding down the top spot for the fourth consecutive season.A three-time national qualifier, Dauphin went 26-8 with nine falls

last year and finally broke through at the national tournament with a sixth-place finish that the Bronchos hope will propel him to even greater heights in 2014.

Freshman John Finn is the back-up and has a bright future.Coach James Says: “Hopefully Cody will use the success he had at

the national tournament and take it to another level. He’s been solid for us throughout his career and needs to be hungry in his last go-around to finish the right way. John is a hard-working young guy who a lot of high school success and he comes from a great wrestling family.”

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Name Wt. Ht. Class Hometown (High School)Zach Aylor 165-74 5-10 Sr. Midwest City (Carl Albert)Jordan Basks 149 5-9 Sr. Claremore (Claremore)Josh Breece 125 5-4 Fr. Edmond (Memorial)Ryan Brooks 125 5-8 Jr. Marlow (Marlow)Kyle Buckley 184 6-3 Jr. Moore (Southmoore)Michael Conner 184 5-11 So. Guthrie (Guthrie)Kaleb Cradduck 141 5-11 Jr. Noble (Noble)Lloyd Crownover 125 5-4 Fr. (RS) Yukon (Yukon)Cody Dauphin Hvy 5-10 Sr. El Reno (El Reno)Cory Dauphin 157 5-7 Sr. El Reno (El Reno)Jeromy Davenport 157 5-7 Jr. Sallisaw (Sallisaw)Kyle Driscoll 157-65 6-0 Fr. Tulsa (Cascia Hall)Brett Dunning 133 5-6 Fr. Edmond (Santa Fe)Znick Ferrell 184 6-0 Sr. Sand Springs (Charles Page)Cooper Finch 125 5-7 So. Yukon (Yukon)John Finn Hvy 5-10 Fr. Moore (Westmoore)Colton Gallo 174 5-9 So. Perry (Perry)Landon Good 165-74 5-11 Fr. Ardmore (Plainview)Dylan Harmon 174 5-11 So. Marlow (Marlow)Garrett Henshaw 197 5-9 Fr. (RS) Yukon (Yukon)Quinn Hulsey 197-Hvy 6-1 So. Broken Arrow (Broken Arrow)Gunner Laffoon 125-33 5-7 Fr. Tuttle (Tuttle)Jacob Lamb 174 6-0 Fr. Del City (Del City)Anthony Mica 141 5-9 Fr. Bixby (Bixby)Cason Montgomery 174-84 6-0 So. Yukon (Yukon)Forest Myers 157 5-9 Fr. (RS) Norman (Norman)Austin Quinton 141 5-9 Sr. Harrah (Harrah)Dustin Reed 141 5-7 Jr. Choctaw (Choctaw)Reid Rodich 174-84 5-8 Fr. Bixby (Bixby)Casy Rowell 133 5-7 Sr. Duncan (Duncan)Spencer Rutherford 149 5-8 Jr. Grove (Grove)Kyle Ryan 174 5-11 Fr. (RS) St. Paris, Ohio (Graham)Cody Salter 174 6-2 Sr. Haslet, Texas (Northwest)LeSean Sanders 149 5-8 So. Oklahoma City (Putnam City North)Andrew Schmauch 125 5-6 Sr. Ponca City (Ponca City)Tyler Tustin 141 5-9 Fr. Poteau (Poteau)Alec Warren 141 5-6 Fr. Poteau (Poteau)Chris Watson 165 5-10 Jr. Andover, Kan. (Central)Kasey Wilcox 174 5-11 Sr. Oklahoma City (Putnam City West)

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roSter BreakdoWn By ClaSSSeniors (10): Aylor, Basks, Cody Dauphin, Cory Dauphin, Ferrell, Quinton, Rowell, Salter, Schmauch, Wilcox.Juniors (7): Brooks, Buckley, Cradduck, Davenport, Reed, Rutherford, Watson.Sophomores (7): Conner, Finch, Gallo, Harmon, Hulsey, Montgomery, Sanders.Redshirt Freshmen (4): Crownover, Henshaw, Myers, Ryan.Freshmen (11): Breece, Driscoll, Dunning, Finn, Good, Laffoon, Lamb, Mica, Rodich, Tustin, Warren. By StateKansas (1): Watson.Ohio (1): Ryan.Oklahoma (36): Aylor, Basks, Breece, Brooks, Buckley, Conner, Cradduck, Crownover, Cody Dauphin, Cory Dauphin, Davenport, Driscoll, Dunning, Ferrell, Finch, Finn, Gallo, Good, Harmon, Henshaw, Hulsey, Laffoon, Lamb, Mica, Montgomery, Myers, Quinton, Reed, Rodich, Rowell, Rutherford, Sanders, Schmauch, Tustin, Warren, Wilcox. Texas (1): Salter.

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Cory dauPHin 5-8 • 157 Pounds • senior • el reno

Reigning 157-pound national champion who will be favored to repeat in 2014 . . . Senior star who has enjoyed a stellar career with the Bronchos and is eager to finish it in style . . . Superb athlete with great quickness and owns an aggressive style that results in plenty of big moves . . . Has started at 157 throughout his career, earning All-America honors as a true freshman before failing to place at the national tournament in 2012 . . . Came back with a vengeance last season in capturing the national crown and enters the 2013-14 campaign with an 18-match winning streak . . .

Has a 78-21 record that includes 38 bonus-point wins, including 25 falls.

2012-13: Went 28-3 with eight falls and two major decisions en route to becoming UCO’s 41st national champion . . . Opened the season with runner-up finish in the Oklahoma City Open, defaulting in the finals after suffering an injury that kept him out of action for two weeks . . . Lost 3-2 to Fort Hays State’s Derek Koehn in semifinals of Newman Invitational before rebounding to take third and last loss came on Jan. 17, a 3-1 sudden-victory setback to Nebraska-Kearney’s Chase White during a dual win over the Lopers . . . Avenged the White loss with 12-6 rout in finals of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tournament three weeks later . . . Opened the Super Regional Two Tournament with two falls and an 11-5 decision before pulling out 3-2 finals win over Notre Dame’s Jeffrey Pelton . . . Was ranked No. 1 going into the national tourna-ment and stayed there with a four-match march to the title, opening with a 9-6 win and second-period fall . . . Used a third-period takedown to pull out 3-1 semifinal victory over Upper Iowa’s Bryce Lumzy, then clipped Lake Erie’s Zach Vargo 4-2 in the finals behind a first-period takedown.

2011-12: Put together a 21-10 record with 13 bonus-point wins, including a team-high nine falls . . . Won the amateur bracket of the Loper Open with three falls and 12-2 major decision while finishing runner-up at the Newman Invitational and fourth at the Oklahoma City Open . . . Suffered injury in 5-3 dual loss to eventual national champion T.J. Hepburn of Nebraska-Kearney on Jan. 12 and didn’t return until the Super Regional Two Tournament on Feb. 25 . . . Opened the regional with first-period fall before drop-

ping 7-5 decision in the semifinals, but bounced back with two consolation wins to claim third and earn national tournament berth . . . Opened national meet with first-period fall before losing two close matches . . . Seven of his nine falls came in the first period, including three in less than a minute.

2010-11: Enjoyed a fabulous rookie campaign in finishing 29-8 with 15 bonus-point wins, including eight pins . . . Won the Newman Invitational with two first-period falls and an 11-0 major decision and was runner-up in both the Fort Hays State and Missouri Valley opens . . . Runner-up in the Super Regional Two Tournament after losing a 3-2 finals decision and then lost first-round match at the national tournament . . . Bounced back with three easy wins (17-10, 9-2, 14-5) before losing two straight and placing sixth . . . Was named Super Region Two Freshman of the Year . . . Seven of his eight falls came in the first period and he scored 10-plus points in seven matches.

High School: Four-time Class 5A state champion at El Reno High School in racking up a phenomenal 144-13 record, going 39-1 as a senior to earn All-State honors . . . Placed fourth in the National High School Coaches Association Tournament . . . Also an All-District and All-State pick in football at running back.

Personal: Industrial safety major . . . Enjoys playing video games as his favorite hobby . . . Names “Fri-day Night Lights” as his top sports movie . . . Older brother (Cody) is a teammate at UCO . . . Birthdate is April 5, 1992.

national CHamPion

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Season W-L W-L W-L W-L Takedowns Falls2010-11 29-8 8-1 1-0 6-0 81-20 11-12011-12 21-10 9-0 0-0 4-0 46-21 8-22012-13 28-3 8-0 0-0 2-0 57-9 7-2Totals 78-21 25-1 1-0 12-0 184-50 26-5

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Jordan BaSkS 5-9 • 149 Pounds

senior • Claremore

High-scoring senior ready to vie for the national championship at 149 pounds . . . Came to UCO as a junior college transfer last year and quickly became a big-time point producer with his pinning ability en

route to earning All-America honors at 149 . . . Fabulous athlete who is at his best on the mat and owns a variety of pinning combinations . . . Is set for a banner final season and will once again rack up tons of team points for the Bronchos . . . Spent two years at Labette (Kan.) Community College.

2012-13: Took over starting role at the outset and went on to fashion a stellar 31-6 record with 19 bonus-point wins, including a team-high 13 pins . . . Put together an 18-match winning streak -- seven by fall -- and won 25 of 26 matches during one stretch . . . Went 1-2 against eventual national champion Raufeon Stots of Nebraska-Kearney, winning 6-3 while losing 6-5 and 6-4 in sudden victory . . . Was runner-up in the season-opening Oklahoma City Open and took fifth in the UNK Loper Open . . . Named Outstand-ing Wrestler at the Jet Invitational af-ter taking that title . . . Finished second in the Mid-Amer-ica Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tournament with overtime loss to Stots . . . Qualified for the national meet with championship effort at the Super Regional Two Tourna-ment, scoring two falls and a 6-3 win before edging Truman State’s Ryan Maus 6-4 in sudden victory for the title . . . Opened the national tourney with a fall and easy 8-3 win to make the semifinals before losing two straight . . . Rebounded to finish with 9-1 major decision in taking fifth to earn All-America accolades.

Juco: Spent two years at Labette, helping lead the Cardinals to the national championship as a sophomore with third-place finish at 141 . . . Also earned Academic All-America honors.

High School: Two-time state champion at Claremore High School, finishing with a 160-24 career record and earning All-State acclaim as a senior . . . Also an All-District pick in football and lettered in baseball and track.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a coach . . . Has five brothers . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite sports team . . . Lists “Friday Night Lights” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is April 29, 1992.

Cody dauPHin 5-10 • HeavyweigHt

senior • el reno

Senior All-American and three-time national quali-fier back for a final try at the elusive national title . . . Has won plenty of big matches throughout his career and is poised for a huge season with the confidence

gained from last year’s All-America campaign . . . Strong, agile heavyweight who knows how to win the tight matches and a solid anchor at the end of the lineup for the Bronchos . . . Owns an 83-37 career record with 27 falls and has won 19 matches by one point or in overtime.

2012-13: Missed the first month of the season to injury, but got off to a strong start by winning his first 10 matches and ended up 26-8 with nine falls . . . Won five matches in capturing the Fort Hays State Open in his first action and fol-lowed that with a title-winning effort at the Newman Invitational . . . Scored first-period fall in final match against Nebraska-Kearney to lift UCO to 22-16 dual victory . . . Took the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics As-sociation crown with a pair of wins and qualified for nationals with third-place finish at the Super Regional Two Tourna-ment . . . Lost 2-1 decision in his national tournament opener, but came back with 3-2, 2-0 and 2-0 wins before losing two straight in finishing sixth to claim All-America honors.

2011-12: Put together a 28-13 record with nine bonus-point wins, including seven falls . . . Placed in five tourna-ments, winning titles in the amateur bracket of the UNK Loper Open and at the Newman Invitational . . . Also placed fourth at the Oklahoma City and Fort Hays State opens in addition to taking third at the Super Regional Two Tournament to earn national tournament berth . . . Opened regional with back-to-back falls before losing tiebreaker decision in the semifinals, but rebounded with another fall and 6-4 sudden-victory decision to take third . . . Went 1-2 at nationals, following first-round loss with 8-1 consolation rout before being eliminated.

2010-11: Finished 29-16 with team-high 11 falls while winning a number of big matches during the season . . . Had three tournament placings, finishing runner-up in the amateur bracket of the Nebraska-Omaha Open, third at the Newman Invitational and fourth at the Super Regional Two Tournament . . . Lost two straight matches to eventual All-Americans at the national tournament.

High School: Four-time state finalist and three-time champion at El Reno High School, finishing with an impressive 130-14 career record . . . All-Stater after going 41-0 as a senior and also placed third at the National High School Coaches Association Tournament . . . District Lineman of the Year in football as well.

Personal: Criminal justice major . . . Lists fishing as his favorite off-mat activ-ity . . . Names the Baltimore Ravens as his favorite professional team . . . Lists “Vision Quest” as his top sports movie . . . Younger brother (Cory) is a teammate on the UCO team . . . Birthdate is Dec. 21, 1990.


Season W-L W-L W-L W-L Takedowns Falls2012-13 31-6 13-0 2-0 4-0 61-20 32-4

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CaSy roWell 5-7 • 133 Pounds

senior • dunCan

Senior standout and two-time All-American deter-mined to end his sensational career with a national title . . . Has placed fifth in the national tournament twice and will be a prime contender at 133 pounds

this season . . . Feisty competitor and fabulous all-around talent who excels in all areas, an aggressive grappler who overwhelms opponents with his attacking style . . . Has won 30-plus matches every season and already ranks 23rd on UCO’s career wins list with a 98-27 record that includes 52 bonus-point victories.

2012-13: Was a dominating force at 133 all season, going 36-5 with 24 bonus wins that included 10 major decisions, eight technical falls -- tied for third on UCO’s single-season list -- and six falls . . . Was runner-up in the Oklahoma City Open and fourth at the UNK Loper Open before beginning a 29-match winning streak that included titles at the Fort Hays State Open, Jet Invitational, MIAA Tournament and Super Regional Two Tournament . . . Claimed 10 straight bonus-point wins during that long streak . . . Took MIAA crown with 6-4 sudden victory win over eventual national champion Daniel DeShazer of Nebraska-Kearney . . . Won the regional with three bonus wins and 7-3 finals triumph . . . Advanced to national semifinals with two straight wins before losing two in a row, then rolled to 16-1 technical fall in fifth-place match.

2011-12: Went 31-12 with 12 bonus-point wins at 141 . . . Had third-place finishes in the Oklahoma City, Loper and Fort Hays State opens and took fourth at the Newman Invitational . . . Qualified for national meet with runner-up effort at the Super Regional Two Tournament . . . Opened the regional with two major deci-sions and a 3-1 semifinal victory before dropping 3-1 sudden-victory decision in the finals . . . Went 5-2 at nationals to earn All-America honors, avenging quar-terfinal loss to Mary’s Trevor Johnson with tough 3-2 win in fifth-place match.

2010-11: Competed in three open tournaments during redshirt year, going 9-5.

2009-10: Took over a starting role at 125 from the outset and tied for the team lead in wins (31) in finishing 31-10 with a team-high 16 bonus-point victories . . . Placed in all six tournaments he participated in . . . Split two matches during the season with eventual national champion Seth Wright of New Mexico Highlands . . . Won the Missouri Valley Open and was runner-up at the Fort Hays State Open . . . Also took third at the Oklahoma and Central Missouri opens and fifth at the Nebraska-Omaha Open . . . Finished fifth at the Super Regional Two Tournament.

High School: Three-sport star at Duncan High School and the Class 5A Male Athlete of the Year as a senior . . . Had a 136-9 record on the mat with three state titles, earning All-State and Wrestling USA All-America honors his final season . . . Also a two-time pole vault state champion and an All-District pick in football.

Personal: Physical education major . . . Enjoys fishing and hunting as hobbies . . . Brother (Cody) was a UCO All-American in 2010 . . . Birthdate is Nov. 10, 1990.

CHriS WatSon 5-10 • 165 Pounds

Junior • andover, Kan.

Junior 165-pounder coming off a breakthrough season that should propel him to greater heights in 2013-14 . . . Overcame nagging injuries to earn All-America recognition last year and is ready to build

on that success . . . Tough, hard-nosed veteran who gives the Bronchos plenty of point production with his ability to score bonus wins . . Has gotten better every year and looks to continue that trend this season . . . Owns 50 career wins, earning bonus points in half of those.

2012-13: Missed the first three weeks to injury, but ended up with a 20-7 record that included 13 bonus wins . . . Had a technical fall, fall and 6-3 win in claiming the Jet Invitational title as part of a 5-0 start . . . Was runner-up in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tournament and took third in the Super Regional Two Tournament to earn a second straight trip to nationals . . . Lost in semifinals at regionals before coming back with two straight wins for third . . . Opened national meet with 8-4 win and then lost 6-3 in the quarterfinals . . . Rebounded with 15-0, 9-0 and 2-1 wins to make the consolation finals before losing there to settle for fourth-place finish . . . Was named to the Division II All-Academic Team.

2011-12: Started all year at 165 and finished 27-16 with 11 bonus-point wins, including seven falls . . . Placed in three regular sea-son tournaments, topped by third-place effort in amateur bracket of the Loper Open . . . Also took fourth at the Oklahoma City Open and sixth at the Missouri Valley Open . . . Earned national tournament berth with fourth-place Super Regional Two finish . . . Scored 3-2 upset in first round of national meet before being eliminated with 4-2 and 3-0 losses . . . Was selected to the Division II All-Academic Team.

2010-11: Started at 157 in season-opening dual and then won his first three matches at the Central Missouri Open before suffering season-ending injury, earning a hardship ruling to retain a year of eligibility.

2009-10: Wrestled in four open tournaments at 149 while redshirting, going 9-5 with five bonus wins . . . Placed third at the Missouri Valley Open, winning four straight matches after a second-round loss.

High School: Enjoyed sensational career at Central High School in Andover, Kan., finishing with a 159-13 record . . . State runner-up as a sophomore and then won back-to-back state titles, going 41-0 with 33 falls as a senior in earning Class 5A Wrestler of the Year honors . . . Also a two-time USA National All-American.

Personal: Finance/marketing major . . . Enjoys hunting, fishing and golf among his hobbies . . . Names the Green Bay Packers as his favorite sports team . . . Lists “Cinderella Man” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is March 16, 1991.



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Two-year letterman and senior veteran who should contend for the start-ing spot at 174 pounds . . . Could also be used at 165 and will get plenty of mat time this season . . . Has the talent and experience to really help the Bronchos . . . Transferred to UCO from Division I Central Michigan.

2012-13: Wrestled in three tournaments and three duals at 165, going 9-7 with a fall and major decision . . . Finished fourth in the season-opening Oklahoma City Open.

2011-12: Finished 11-11 while see-ing action in four open tournaments and three duals . . . Had 7-7 record at 184 before dropping to 174 and went 4-4 there . . . Was runner-up in the Missouri Valley Open at 174 . . . Also placed sixth in the amateur bracket of the Loper Open at 184.

UCM: Spent two years with the Chippewas, redshirting one season.

High School: Football-wrestling standout at Carl Albert High School . . . Three-time state placer on the mat, finishing runner-up as a junior before capping 33-1 senior season with a state championship . . . Four-year starter on the gridiron, helping lead the Titans to one state title.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a physical therapist . . . Enjoys water sports among his hobbies . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite professional team . . . Birthdate is April 12, 1991.

5-10 • 165-74 Pounds

senior • midwest City

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Season W-L W-L W-L W-L Takedowns Falls2011-12 11-11 2-0 0-0 0-2 19-36 0-22012-13 10-7 1-3 0-0 1-0 15-16 0-1Totals 21-18 3-3 0-0 1-2 34-52 0-3

Two-year starter and the early favorite to retain his spot in the lineup at 125 pounds . . . Has gained plenty of experience the past two years and is poised for a breakthrough season . . . Junior veteran with the ability to have a big impact on the team.

2012-13: Was a redshirt candidate to start the season, but ended up start-ing all year and went 18-16 with six bonus-point wins . . . Placed fourth in the Jet Invitational and had a third-place effort in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tournament, bouncing back from a semifinal loss with two consolation wins . . . Went 1-2 at the Super Regional Two Tournament in failing to earn a national tournament berth.

2011-12: Wrestled more matches (46) than anybody on the team, finishing 27-19 with eight bonus wins . . . Placed in four tourna-ments, taking third in three meets and fifth in the Super Regional Two Tournament . . . Won four straight matches after second-round loss to finish third in season-opening Oklahoma City Open and went 6-1 for third-place showing in amateur bracket of the Loper Open . . . Was also third in the Missouri Valley Open and just missed out on national tournament berth with fifth-place effort at the regional.

High School: Prep star at Marlow High School, winning four regional championships and three state titles . . . Had a 128-12 record, going 30-0 as a senior in earning Duncan Banner Wrestler of the Year and All-State honors . . . Also a state qualifier in golf and a cross country letterman.

Personal: Kinesiology major . . . Enjoys golf as his top hobby . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite professional team . . . Lists “Miracle” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is May 12, 1992.

5-8 • 125 Pounds

Junior • marlow

ryan

BrookS

Junior 174-pounder looking to be in the thick of the race for that start-ing assignment . . . Redshirted last year after spending the previous two seasons at Labette (Kan.) Community College.

6-3 • 174 Pounds

Junior • moore

kyle BuCkley



Local product and freshman lightweight set to help out at 125 pounds this season . . . Could vie for the top spot and has a bright future ahead.

High School: Three-time state qualifier at Edmond North High School, finishing with a 77-18 career record . . . Third-place state finisher and an All-Stater last year after helping lead the Huskies to the state title.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Enjoys fishing as a hobby and is an Eagle Scout . . . Father (Stephen) and three uncles wrestled at Oklahoma . . . Birthdate is April 11, 1995.

5-4 • 125 Pounds

FresHman • edmond

JoSH BreeCe

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High School: Four-time Class 5A state placer at Noble High School, finishing as runner-up his last two years . . . Went 27-3 as a senior in earning All-State recognition and finished with a 125-22 career record . . . Also earned Academic All-America honors.

Personal: Business administration major . . . Grandfather (Jesse Crad-duck, Sr.) was a Golden Gloves-winning boxer . . . Names “Vision Quest” as his favorite sports movie . . . Lists the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indianapolis Colts as his top professional teams . . . Enjoys golf as his favorite hobby . . . Birthdate is Feb. 9, 1992.

Two-year letterman coming off a redshirt year who should vie for the starting berth at 141 pounds . . . Saw considerable action at 149 and 157 his first two years, but is down to 141 now and ready to contribute . . . Explosive offensive threat who can score points in a hurry and should see plenty of action this season.

2012-13: Sat out a red-shirt year.

2011-12: Went 10-6 with five bonus-point wins while seeing ac-tion at 149 and 157 . . . Finished third in sea-son-opening Oklahoma City Open at 149, winning four matches with a pair of technical falls . . . Competed in three duals at 157, going 2-1 with a fall and technical fall.

2010-11: Had a 16-11 record with seven bonus-point wins . . . Started in five duals and also competed in five tournaments, winning the Newman Invitational in December with a 2-0 finals win over eventual national qualifier Ryan Maus of Truman State.

5-11 • 141 Pounds

Junior • noble

kaleB

CradduCk



Redshirt freshman who adds depth at 125 pounds.

2012-13: Competed in one open tournament while redshirting.

High School: Fourth-place state finisher as a senior at Yukon High School and an All-State selection.

Personal: Business major . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his top sports team . . . Enjoys playing the guitar as his main hobby . . . Lists “Rocky” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Sept. 5, 1993.

5-4 • 125 Pounds

rs FresHman • yuKon

lloyd

CroWnover

Sophomore transfer ready to help out at 184 pounds . . . Spent freshman year at Oklahoma City and then didn’t compete last season.

OCU: Went 8-10 with two falls and a major decision at 174 in 2011-12 for the Stars.

High School: Four-year letterman at Guthrie High School, finishing with a 63-28 career record . . . Went 27-10 as a senior in earning state tournament berth . . . Also a two-year letterman in football.

Personal: Fitness management major looking to become a personal trainer . . . Class valedictorian at GHS . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite professional team . . . Lists “The Blind Side” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is Nov. 2, 1992.

5-11 • 184 Pounds

soPHomore • gutHrie

miCHael

Conner

Juco: Saw limited duty during two-year career at Labette, which cap-tured the national championship in 2012.

High School: State qualifier as a senior at Southmoore High School.

Personal: Criminal justice major . . . Birthdate is March 11, 1992.

Two-time junior college All-American ready to provide back-up support at 157 pounds this winter . . . Proven winner throughout his career and has the ability to be a real force for the Bronchos.

Labette: Helped lead the Cardinals to back-to-back junior college national championships, finishing fifth at 149 pounds as a freshman and fifth at 157 last season

High School: Enjoyed a sensational career at Sallisaw High School in joining an elite group of four-time state champions . . . Was a perfect 40-0 as a junior and earned technical fall in Class 4A state finals as a senior while earning All-State honors . . . Also lettered in football.

Personal: Industrial safety major . . . Enjoys playing video games in his spare time . . . Names the New Orleans Saints and Oklahoma City Thunder as his top professional teams . . . Birthdate is March 5, 1992.

5-7 • 157 Pounds

Junior • sallisaw

Jeromy davenPort

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Sophomore letterman who gives the Bronchos quality depth at 125 pounds . . . Has picked up valuable experience the last two years and is ready to contribute.

2012-13: Went 2-6 while wrestling in three open tournaments.

2011-12: Competed in four open tournaments while redshirting.

High School: Two-time state placer at Yukon High School, finishing with a 100-27 career record . . . Placed third in the Class 6A state meet as a junior and was runner-up as a senior in picking up All-State honors.

Personal: Criminal justice major . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing as hobbies . . . Lists the Oklahoma City Thunder as his top professional team . . . Birthdate is June 9, 1992.

5-7 • 125 Pounds

soPHomore • yuKon

CooPer

FinCH

Returning national tournament qualifier set to drop down a weight in 2013-14 . . . Was a late addition to the squad last year and ended up making a big impact at 197 pounds, but is ready to go at 184 and should be a top All-America contender . . . Physical, hard-nosed competitor who improved tremendously during course of last season and is ready to finish with a flourish . . . Transferred to UCO last year from Emporia State.

2012-13: Joined the team as a walk-on after a lengthy layoff from wrestling and earned a starting berth from the outset at 197 . . . Went on to finish 25-14 with six falls and a major decision while placing in four tournaments . . . Was fourth in the Oklahoma City Open and Jet Invitational and then captured the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association crown with a come-from-behind 7-6 win over eventual na-tional runner-up Romero Cotton of Nebraska-Kearney . . . Took third in the Super Regional Two Tournament to earn national tournament berth, winning his first two matches before dropping an overtime decision in the semifinals and then rebounding with two straight wins . . . Opened the national meet with 3-1 upset over Upper Iowa’s Carl Brogham-

6-0 • 184 Pounds

senior • sand sPrings

ZniCk

Ferrell





Talented freshman and late addition to the team who is capable of help-ing out at 157 or 165 pounds this season.

High School: Two-time state champion at Cascia Hall High School in Tulsa, finishing with a stellar 168-9 career record . . . All-State pick as a senior last year, winning a major decision in that dual.

Personal: Biology major looking to become a dentist . . . Names “Miracle” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Sept. 23, 1994.

6-0 • 157-65 Pounds

FresHman • tulsa

kyle

driSColl

Rookie big man who has a chance to see action this season . . . Put together a stellar prep career and has a great future ahead.

5-10 • HeavyweigHt

FresHman • moore

JoHn

Finn

Local product and rookie lightweight who adds depth at 133 pounds.

High School: Three-year starter at Edmond Santa Fe High School . . . Third-place state finisher as a sophomore in finishing with 31-10 record and also qualified for state last season.

Personal: Nutrition major . . . Names the Washington Redskins as his top professional team . . . Birthdate is June 3, 1994.

5-6 • 133 Pounds

FresHman • edmond

Brett

dunning

mer, who came back to get third in the tournament, and then lost back-to-back decisions to eventual All-Americans.

ESU: Played football two years for the Division II Hornets.

High School: Football-wrestling standout at Charles Page High School in Sand Springs . . . State champion at 215 as a senior.

Personal: Science major . . . Enjoys cooking as a hobby . . . Lists “Friday Night Lights” and “Ali” as his top sports

movies . . . Names the Tennessee Titans as his favorite sports team . . . Birthdate is Sept. 4, 1990.

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Sophomore 174-pounder who provides quality depth . . . Started his career at Bacone before coming to UCO and redshirting last year.

2012-13: Went 5-3 with three falls in three open tournaments.

Bacone: Saw part-time starting duty in 2011-12 for the Warriors.

High School: State runner-up and an All-Stater as a senior at small- school power Marlow High School . . . Also lettered in football.

Personal: Criminal justice major . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite sports team . . . Birthdate is June 6, 1993.

5-11 • 174 Pounds

soPHomore • marlow

dylan Harmon

Redshirt freshman and the early favorite to take over as the main starter at 197 pounds this winter . . . Picked up valuable experience last year and will only continue to improve with more mat time.

2012-13: Competed in three open tournaments as a redshirt.

High School: State qualifier and All-State selection as a senior at Yukon.

Personal: Criminal justice major looking to become a police officer . . . Birthdate is May 10, 1994.

5-9 • 197 Pounds

rs FresHman • yuKon

garrett

HenSHaW

Injury-plagued sophomore with a chance to take over the starting role at 174 pounds this season . . . Has been sidelined by a variety of injuries during his career, but has the ability to step in and become a big-time contributor for the Bronchos . . . Owns great work ethic and is eager to get on the mat and be a factor, though must overcome a lengthy layoff . . . Proven winner during stellar high school career.

2011-13: Sat out both years because of injury.

2010-11: Competed in just one open tournament while redshirting.

High School: Prep star at long-time power Perry High School, leading the Maroons to three straight Class 3A state championships . . . Captured state title as a sophomore and senior while finishing runner-up as a junior . . . Went 45-2 his final season in earning All-State honors and was 85-8 with 44 falls for his career.

Personal: Nursing major and multiple menber of UCO Dean’s Honor Roll . . . Enjoys hunting as his main hobby . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite professional team . . . Birthdate is Sept. 14, 1991.

5-9 • 174 Pounds

soPHomore • Perry

Colton

gallo

Freshman looking to help out at 165 or 174 pounds.

High School: Went 33-5 and placed third in the state as a senior at Plainview High School . . . Also lettered in football.

Personal: Business major . . . Names the Dallas Cowboys as his top professional team . . . Lists “Vision Quest” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Sept. 22, 1994.

5-11 • 165-74 Pounds

FresHman • ardmore

landon good

Transfer returning to the mat after two-year layoff . . . Played football two years at Southern Nazarene, but has three years wrestling eligibility left.

SNU: Two-year letterman for the Crimson Storm, playing on the defensive line in 2011 before switching to offensive line last season.

High School: Three-year starter at Broken Arrow High School . . . Fourth-place state finisher with a 28-7 record as a senior and a Tulsa World All-Metro pick . . . Also an All-District choice in football.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a physical therapist . . . Father (Scott) and brother (Keegan) both wrestled at UCO . . . Enjoys hiking in his spare time . . . Birthdate is Feb. 6, 1993.

6-1 • 197-285 Pounds

soPHomore • broKen arrow

Quinn HulSey

High School: Football-wrestling star at Westmoore High School, earn-ing Male Athlete of the Year honors as a senior . . . Two-time state placer, finishing as runner-up last year while earning All-State accolades . . . Finished with a 100-25 career record that included 53 falls . . . Also an All-District, All-Conference and All-State selection in football.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Is the fifth member of the Finn fam-ily to wrestle at UCO, joining father John (1978-80) and brothers Chris (2004-06), Patrick (2009-11) and Dustin (2007-10), with John, Chris and Dustin all earning All-America honors for the Bronchos . . . Names the Dallas Cowboys as his favorite professional team . . . Lists “The Replacements” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is Oct. 14, 1993.

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Senior veteran and three-year letterman looking to contend for the 141-pound starting position . . . Has gained loads of mat experience during his career and is ready to be a main contributor.

2012-13: Went 6-5 in three open tournaments . . . Was runner-up in the season-opening Oklahoma City Open.

2011-12: Had a 10-10 record on the season while competing in four open tournaments and two duals . . . Placed fifth in the amateur bracket at the Loper Open at 141, then bumped all the way to 157 to fill in for two January duals.

2010-11: Competed in five open tournaments and two duals, going 8-12 with one major decision.

High School: Capped career at Harrah High School with Class 5A state title as a senior . . . All-State pick and finished with 115-36 career record.

Personal: Physical education major looking to become a teacher and coach . . . Father (Joe) played baseball at Murray State . . . Lists “Remem-ber the Titans” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Jan. 6, 1992.

5-9 • 141 Pounds

senior • HarraH

auStin Quinton



Redshirt freshman who provides help at 157 pounds . . . Gained valuable experience during redshirt year.

2012-13: Went 2-2 in one open tournament.

High School: State qualifier as a senior at Norman High School . . . Also lettered in football and track for the Tigers.

Personal: Broadcasting major . . . Enjoys playing video games among his hobbies . . . Birthdate is Jan. 18, 1993.

5-9 • 157 Pounds

rs FresHman • norman

ForeSt

myerS

Freshman who provides depth in the upper weights.

High School: Capped career at Del City High School with a Class 5A state runner-up finish as a senior last year.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Enjoys reading as a hobby . . . Lists “Varsity Blues” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is March 17, 1995.

6-0 • 174-84 Pounds

FresHman • del City

JaCoB

lamB

Rookie 141-pounder looking to help out this season.

High School: Two-time state placer at Bixby High School, finishing fourth as a junior and second last year . . . All-State selection as a senior.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Lists the Oklahoma City Thunder as his top professional team . . . Birthdate is Oct. 21, 1994.

5-9 • 141 Pounds

FresHman • bixby

antHony miCa

Sophomore big man returning to the mat after sitting out last year.

6-0 • 174-84 Pounds

soPHomore • yuKon

CaSon

montgomery

Highly-regarded rookie ready to make his presence felt at 125 pounds . . . Should push for extended mat time and could vie for the starting berth.

High School: Enjoyed brilliant career at powerhouse Tuttle High School . . . State runner-up as a sophomore and then captured back-to-back titles his final two seasons while going a combined 73-5.

Personal: Nursing major . . . Enjoys wakeboarding as a hobby . . . Lists Kid Rock as his favorite musician . . . Birthdate is April 3, 1995.

5-7 • 125-33 Pounds

FresHman • tuttle

gunner

laFFoon

High School: State qualifier and All-Conference selection as a senior at Yukon High School . . . Also lettered in track for the Millers.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a strength and condi-tioning coach . . . Birthdate is Oct. 19, 1993.

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One of the front-runners to take over as the starter at 141 pounds . . . Was a national qualifier for the Bronchos at 133 in 2012 before redshirting last year and is eager to get back in the lineup . . . Intense competitor with tough, grind-it-out style who has a chance to be a major factor this season . . . Transferred to UCO from Oklahoma at the semester break in 2011-12.

2012-13: Wrestled in one open tournament at 125 while redshirting.

2011-12: Took over at 133 right after joining the team and went 4-1 in his opening weekend at the NWCA Divi-sion II National Duals with a trio of two-point victories . . . Went on to finish 18-9 with six bonus-point wins and qualified for nationals with fourth-place Super Regional Two finish . . . Won first match at regionals before losing two straight to drop into the fifth-place match, but won a 5-1 decision there and then claimed fourth with 7-0 shutout in the challenge match . . . Opened the national tournament with a second-period pin of eventual fourth-place finisher Evan Yenolevich of Kutztown, but was eliminated with two straight losses.

OU: Saw limited action for the Sooners in 2010-11 before electing to transfer midway through the next season.

High School: Two-time state placer at Choctaw High School and an All-Stater as a senior . . . . Finished his prep career with a 105-12 record.

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a coach . . . Enjoys fishing as a hobby . . . Names the Dallas Cowboys as his favorite team . . . Lists Johnny Cash as his top music artist . . . Birthdate is Aug. 31, 1991.



5-7 • 141 Pounds

Junior • CHoCtaw

duStin

reed

Rookie who will provide solid depth and 174 and 184 pounds.

High School: Four-year letterman at Bixby High School . . . Regional champion, fourth-place state finisher and an All-Stater as a senior.

5-8 • 174-84 Pounds

FresHman • bixby

reid

rodiCH

Talented junior transfer ready to help out at 149 pounds . . . Spent two years at Labette (Kan.) Community College and is a proven winner.

Juco: Earned All-America honors with fourth-place finish at 149 last season to help lead the Cardinals to their second straight national title.

High School: State runner-up his senior season at Grove High School.

Personal: Industrial safety major . . . Names “Vision Quest” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is Nov. 11, 1992.

5-8 • 149 Pounds

Junior • grove

SPenCer

rutHerFord

Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become a strength coach . . . Enjoys trap shooting and fishing as hobbies . . . Names the Denver Broncos as his favorite professional team . . . Birthdate is Jan. 31, 1995.

Division I transfer slated to sit out this season . . . Spent one year as redshirt at Edinboro before opting to come to UCO.

High School: Three-time state placer at Graham High School in St. Paris, Ohio, winning one title and finishing runner-up once . . . Also a two-time All-American in the National High School Coaches Associa-tion national tournament, capturing one championship.

Personal: Physical education major looking to become a coach . . . Fa-ther (Mike) was a two-year letterman at UCO in the 1980s . . . Names the Washington Redskins as his favorite team . . . Birthdate is May 12, 1992.

5-11 • 174 Pounds

rs FresHman • st. Paris, oHio

kyle

ryan

Senior making his return to wrestling after a lengthy layoff.

High School: Four-year starter at Northwest High School in Haslet, Texas who graduated in 2009 . . . Went 42-5 as a senior in winning dis-trict title, earning All-Region honors and qualifying for the state meet.

Personal: International communications major . . . Names “The Rookie” as his favorite sports movie . . . Birthdate is May 24, 1991.

5-8 • 174 Pounds

senior • Haslet, texas

Cody Salter

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Hard-working senior veteran and two-year letterman set to once again provide extra depth at 125 pounds

2012-13: Wrestled in two open tournaments.

2011-12: Competed in four open tournaments for the Bronchos.

2010-11: Appeared in five tournaments and four duals, ending up with an 8-11 record.

2009-10: Wrestled in four open tournaments during redshirt year.

High School: Two-time state qualifier at perennial powerhouse Ponca City High School, going 67-28 his last two years . . . Was 32-11 and a state placer as a junior and 35-17 as a senior for the Wildcats.

Personal: Child development major . . . Father (Ed) was a four-year wrestling starter at Bucknell University . . . Names the Dallas Cowboys as his favorite professional professional team . . . Lists “Remember the Titans” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is Nov. 18, 1990.



5-6 • 125 Pounds

senior • PonCa City

andreW

SCHmauCH

Sophomore 149-pounder coming off redshirt year who will push for mat time . . . Spent one year at Concordia before transferring to UCO.

2012-13: Competed in three open tournaments during redshirt year.

Concordia: Part-time starter for the NAIA-member Bulldogs at 149 and 157 in 2011-12.

High School: Three-sport letterman at Putnam City North High School . . . Oklahoman All-City pick on the mat while also playing football and running track for the Panthers.

Personal: Biology major looking to be a veterinarian. . . Enjoys playing video games among his hobbies . . . Names the Chicago Bears as his top sports team . . . Birthdate is April 25, 1993.

5-8 • 149 Pounds

soPHomore • oKlaHoma City

leSean

SanderS

Freshman coming off a sensational prep career who is looking to see action at 141 pounds this season.

High School: Four-time regional champion and four-time state placer at Poteau High School, finishing with a 168-8 career record . . . Made the state finals three times, winning two titles, and was Outstanding Wrestler in the Class 4A state tournament as a junior . . . All-State pick last year and also an All-District performer in football.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing as his hobbies . . . Names John Mayer as his favorite musician . . . Lists the Dallas Cowboys as his top pro team . . . Birthdate is Sept. 20, 1994.

5-9 • 141 Pounds

FresHman • Poteau

tyler

tuStin

Local product and rookie 141-pounder ready to help out.

High School: Four-year starter and three-time state placer at Edmond Memorial High School, missing out on the state tournament as a senior after suffering an injury at regionals . . . Compiled a 130-13 career record with the Bulldogs.

Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing as hob-bies . . . Names the Baltimore Ravens as his top professional team . . . Lists Jason Aldean as his favorite musician . . . Birthdate is Oct. 25, 1993.

5-6 • 141 Pounds

FreHsman • edmond

aleC

Warren

Senior 174-pounder coming back after several years away from the mat.

High School: State qualifier at Putnam City West High School, gradu-ating there in 2010.

Personal: Human resources management major . . . Older brother (John) wrestled at Oklahoma City . . . Enjoys snowboarding as a hobby . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as his favorite team . . . Lists “Friday Night Lights” as his top sports movie . . . Birthdate is May 6, 1992.

5-11 • 174 Pounds

senior • oKlaHoma City

kaSey

wilCox


Review/HistoRy

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2012-13 season ReviewBasks, Ferrell and Cody Dauphin all had first-period pins in

a first-round 44-0 romp over Minot State, with Cory Dauphin’s 25-second fall, Basks’ 19-4 technical fall and Watson’s 15-3 major decision powering UCO past Grand Canyon 30-9.

Notre Dame edged the Bronchos 19-13 in the semifinals, but UCO bounced back to clip Wisconsin-Parkside 26-12 in the third-place bout behind a fall by Basks and major decisions by Rowell and Cory Dauphin.

The Bronchos returned home Jan. 17 to host defending national champion Nebraska-Kearney and pulled out a 22-16 win on Cody Dauphin’s first-period fall in the final match. UCO jumped out to a 16-0 lead behind a major decision by Rowell and fall by 141 Ben Morgan before the Lopers rallied to pull even and set

the stage for Cody.A road trip to Ouachita

Baptist followed two days later and Central rolled 34-13 behind bonus-point wins by Rowell, Basks, Cory Dauphin, Watson, Ferrell and Cody Dauphin.

It was back to Hamilton Field House Jan. 22 to take on near-by Oklahoma City and Central got falls from Watson and Cody Dauphin in a 36-6 rout.

The Bronchos went on the road for their next three duals -- all against MIAA opponents -- and won by a combined 107-12 margin

while taking 28 of 30 individual matches.UCO started that string with a 35-6 blasting of Lindenwood

as Basks and Cody Dauphin scored first-period pins, blanked Truman State 38-0 with five bonus-point victories and rolled past Central Missouri 34-6 as Cory and Cody Dauphin had falls.

The Bronchos ended the regular season with three straight home duals, getting a fall from Basks in a 26-13 win over Oua-chita Baptist, five bonus-point routs in a 39-6 whipping of Colo-rado State-Pueblo and five falls in a 40-7 trouncing of Newman.

UCO traveled to Ashland, Ohio for the NCAA Division II Super Regional Two Tournament and finished second with four individual champions, just two points behind Notre Dame.

Henderson had a dramatic finals fall to lead the way, with Rowell, Basks and Cory Dauphin also claiming titles. Watson, Ferrell and Cody Dauphin came in second, while Graham and Keck took fourth as all nine advanced to the national tournament.

Cory Dauphin led the way there, capping a four-match march to the national championship with a gritty 4-2 finals victory. The Bronchos also got All-America finishes from Watson (fourth), Rowell (fifth), Basks (fifth), Cody Dauphin (sixth) and Henderson (seventh) in their fourth-place showing.

entral Oklahoma enjoyed its best season in several years in 2012-13, though the Bronchos fell short of their national championship aspirations.

UCO put together a 13-1 regular season record that included a third-place finish in the NWCA Division II Duals and the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association dual title. The Bronchos were runners-up both the MIAA and Super Regional Two tournaments and then came in fourth in the NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships.

It was UCO’s highest national finish since the Bronchos won the last of their 15 championships in 2007 and Coach David James’ crew had six All-Americans, also the best showing since ‘07. And 157-pounder Cory Dauphin won the school’s first in-dividual crown since 2008.

“We had a really good year and accomplished a lot of our goals, but we came up a little short at the end,” James said. “We wrestled at a pretty high level most of the season and had a lot of individuals really step up.

“We fell a little short in the national tournament and that was disappointing, but I think we can learn and grow from that.”

The Bronchos started the season with three consecu-tive open tournaments, go-ing to the Oklahoma City Open Nov. 4, the UNK Loper Open Nov. 17 and the Fort Hays State Open Dec. 1.

UCO got runner-up finishes from Cory Dauphin, 133 Casy Rowell, 141 Austin Quinton, 149 Jordan Basks, 174 Kelly Henderson and 184 Tanner Keck at OCU, with Rowell’s fourth-place effort leading four placers at UNK.

The Bronchos ended the open tournament schedule at FHSU with a trio of top-three finishers, getting titles from Rowell and heavyweight Cody Dauphin and a third from 141 Trison Graham.

Central made its dual debut Dec. 7 at home against FHSU, getting a first-period fall from Basks and a 10-2 major decision from Rowell in a 22-12 victory.

The Bronchos ended their first-semester schedule at the New-man Invitational Dec. 9 and ran away with that team title as Rowell, Graham, Cory Dauphin, Cody Dauphin and 197 Znick Ferrell won gold medals while Basks, Henderson and 165 Chris Watson took second.

UCO didn’t resume the season until Jan. 12-13 at the NWCA Division II National Duals in Springfield, Ill. and the Bronchos went 3-1 to take third in that event.

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National champion Cory Dauphin

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Dual Results (13-1) Date Opponent Result RecordDec. 7 Fort Hays State* Won, 22-12 1-0, 1-0*Jan. 12 Minot State@ Won, 44-0 2-0Jan. 12 Grand Canyon@ Won, 30-9 3-0Jan. 13 Notre Dame@ Lost, 19-13 3-1Jan. 13 Wisconsin-Parkside@ Won, 26-12 4-1Jan. 17 Nebraska-Kearney* Won, 22-16 5-1, 2-0*Jan. 19 at Ouachita Baptist Won, 34-13 6-1Jan. 22 Oklahoma City Won, 36-6 7-1Jan. 25 at Lindenwood* Won, 35-6 8-1, 3-0*Jan. 30 at Truman State* Won, 38-0 9-1, 4-0*Jan. 31 at Central Missouri* Won, 34-6 10-1, 5-0*Feb. 2 Ouachita Baptist Won, 26-13 11-1Feb. 2 Colorado State-Pueblo Won, 39-5 12-1Feb. 16 Newman Won, 40-7 13-1 Bold-Home dual.*-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association dual/record@-Division II National Duals in Springfield, Ill. (3rd)

2012-13 inDiviDual RecoRDs

touRnament Results Oklahoma City Open (No team scoring)

Open Division: 2nd - Basks, Cory Dauphin, Henderson, Keck, Rowell, Quinton; 4th - Aylor, Ferrell.

Freshman-Sophomore Division: 3rd - Harmon. Loper Open (No team scoring)

Elite Bracket: 4th - Rowell; 5th - Basks, Graham; 6th - Keck. Fort Hays State Open (No team scoring)

1st - Cody Dauphin, Rowell; 3rd - Graham.

Newman Invitational (1st)1st - Basks, Cody Dauphin, Henderson, Rowell, Watson; 2nd - Keck;

3rd - Cory Dauphin; 4th - Brooks, Ferrell.

MIAA Championships (2nd)1st - Cody Dauphin, Cory Dauphin, Ferrell, Graham, Rowell; 2rd -

Basks, Henderson, Watson; 3rd - Brooks. NCAA Division II Super Regional II (2nd)

1st - Basks, Cory Dauphin, Henderson, Rowell; 3rd - Cody Dauphin, Ferrell, Watson; 4th - Graham, Keck. NCAA Division II Championships (4th)

1st - Cory Dauphin; 4th - Watson; 5th - Basks, Rowell; 6th - Cody Dauphin; 7th - Henderson.

2012-13 season Review

Falls Tech. Falls Maj. Dec.Wrestler and Wt. W-L W-L W-L W-L TDs NFs Rev. Esc.Ryan Brooks, 125 18-16 3-0 1-1 2-1 51-27 11-7 8-3 30-47Cooper Finch, 125 2-6 1-1 0-0 0-0 4-11 2-1 1-0 3-4Joseph Blaylock, 125 2-6 0-3 0-0 0-3 3-13 2-6 0-2 5-3Andrew Schmauch, 125 0-4 0-0 0-1 0-0 2-18 0-2 0-0 10-3Casy Rowell, 133 36-5 6-1 8-0 10-0 103-14 46-4 6-6 48-49Austin McNatt, 133 3-7 1-3 0-0 0-0 3-14 1-2 3-2 10-6Trison Graham, 141 23-13 3-1 0-1 6-3 51-39 13-15 9-13 46-30Ben Morgan, 141 5-2 2-1 0-0 0-0 13-11 6-2 5-2 10-12Austin Quinton, 141 6-5 0-0 0-0 2-1 12-12 1-1 2-0 14-16Jordan Basks, 149 31-6 13-0 2-0 4-0 61-20 32-4 6-9 27-33Cory Dauphin, 157 28-3 8-0 0-0 2-0 57-9 7-2 2-3 30-33Aaron Gillman, 157 3-4 1-0 0-0 0-0 8-9 1-1 1-1 7-6Don Ervin, 157 4-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-3 0-1 1-0 9-8Chris Watson, 165 20-7 7-1 3-0 3-2 30-24 24-4 5-4 29-16Zach Aylor, 165-74 10-7 1-3 0-0 1-0 15-16 0-1 0-3 14-10Dylan Harmon, 165 5-3 3-0 0-1 0-1 7-17 6-7 5-1 15-3Kelly Henderson, 174-84 26-7 5-0 1-0 4-0 60-9 8-1 2-1 29-57Tanner Keck, 184 24-18 1-0 3-0 5-2 66-30 14-8 6-5 34-70Znick Ferrell, 197 25-14 6-0 0-0 1-0 31-15 5-1 3-1 27-32Cody Dauphin, Hvy 26-8 9-3 0-0 1-1 30-12 0-4 2-1 29-24Carson Mathews, Hvy 2-3 1-0 0-0 0-0 4-4 2-0 1-1 3-4Keegan Hulsey, Hvy 1-4 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-6 2-0 0-0 3-6

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2013 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Cory Dauphin (157)4th: Chris Watson (165)5th: Casy Rowell (133)5th: Jordan Basks (149)6th: Cody Dauphin (Hvy)7th: Kelly Henderson (174) 2012 NCAA DivisioN ii4th: Tanner Keck (184)5th: Casy Rowell (141)5th: Ky Corley (149) 2011 NCAA DivisioN ii6th: Cory Dauphin (157)6th: Kelly Henderson (174)7th: Trison Graham (133) 2010 NCAA DivisioN ii3rd: Dustin Finn (Hvy)7th: Scott Berens (133)8th: Cody Rowell (174) 2009 NCAA DivisioN ii2nd: Dustin Finn (Hvy)4th: Tim Elliott (125)4th: Tommy McCarty (174)5th: Luke Elmore (149)8th: Scott Berens (133) 2008 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Kyle Evans (141)2nd: Dustin Finn (Hvy)5th: Tim Elliott (133)6th: Colby Robinson (149)6th: Heath Jolley (184) 2007 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Kyle Evans (141)2nd: Tyler Zukerman (125)2nd: Jared Henning (133)2nd: Jason Leavitt (157)2nd: Josh LeadingFox (Hvy)3rd: Jared Hess (184)4th: Shea Timothy (149)5th: Heath Jolley (197) 2006 NCAA DivisioN ii2nd: Kyle Evans (141)3rd: Earl Jones (133)6th: Shane Caruthers (125)6th: Shea Timothy (149)6th: Cort Petersen (165)6th: Chris Finn (Hvy)

In its 60 years of wrestling, Central Oklahoma has had 130 wrestlers earn All-America honors 233 times. Ten wrestlers have been four-time All-Americans, 19 have earned All-America recognition three times and 34 have been two-time honorees.

Forty-one UCO wrestlers have been crowned national cham-pion, with a total of 63 titles between them.

Cole Province and Johnny Nimmo each won four national

crowns for the Bronchos and are part of an elite group of just 15 four-time national champions in all of college wrestling.

The Bronchos have also had six wrestlers named the Outstand-ing Wrestler at the national tournament -- Todd Osborn (1981), Ronnie James (1982), Benny Coleman (1984), Nimmo (1987), Brian Melchiori (1994) and Province (2003).

Here’s a year-by-year look at UCO’s All-Americans:

UCo All-AmeriCANs

2005 NCAA DivisioN ii5th: Josh LeadingFox (Hvy)6th: Kyle Evans (141)7th: Jared Henning (133)7th: Shea Timothy (149)7th: Cort Petersen (165) 2004 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Cole Province (133)1st: Jason Tapia (174)2nd: Shawn Silvis (165)3rd: Kevin Lochner (197)7th: Wade Bramlitt (141)8th: Bryan Tapley (184) 2003 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Mark Dodgen (125)1st: Cole Province (133)1st: Shawn Silvis (165)3rd: Jeff Henning (184)7th: Jerod Goodwin (149) 2002 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Cole Province (133)1st: Matt Dodgen (141)1st: Shawn Silvis (165)1st: Muhammed Lawal (197)2nd: Chris Saferite (125)3rd: Jeff Henning (184)4th: Michael Barreras (149) 2001 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Cole Province (133)2nd: Gable Sullivan (149)2nd: Muhammed Lawal (184)3rd: Mark Dodgen (125) 2000 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Mark Dodgen (125)2nd: Gable Sullivan (149)3rd: Jody Marple (165)3rd: Jeremiah Constant (Hvy)7th: Joe Schneider (141)8th: Tony Realmuto (174) 1999 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Jeremiah Constant (197)1st: Edwin Lorne (184)3rd: Brock Moore (133)5th: Claude Davis (Hvy)

1998 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Matt Goodson (126)2nd: Jody Marple (150)3rd: Brock Moore (118)5th: Edwin Lorne (190)6th: Gable Sullivan (142) 1997 NCAA DivisioN ii2nd: Keith Kizarr (118)2nd: Ryan Vratil (142)2nd: Matt Surber (158)5th: Matt Goodson (134)7th: Mark Cunningham (167)8th: Brock Moore (126) 1996 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Jerry Best (142)1st: Shawn Bateman (150)1st: Mark Cunningham (158)3rd: Matt Goodson (126)7th: Jeff Pease (Hvy)8th: Ryan Vratil (134) 1995 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Brian Melchiori (126)1st: Mike Keim (134)1st: Jerry Best (142)2nd: Shawn Bateman (150)2nd: Mark Cunningham (158)2nd: Jeff Pease (Hvy)3rd: Keith Kizarr (118)3rd: Chad Humphrey (190) 1994 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Brian Melchiori (126)1st: Ryan Martin (134)1st: Jerry Best (142)1st: Wes White (158)2nd: Randy Zellner (118)2nd: Keith Cunningham (167)5th: Chad Humphrey (190)6th: Mark Cunningham (150) 1993 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Todd Drake (142)1st: Wes White (158)1st: Keith Cunningham (167)2nd: Randy Zellner (118)2nd: Mike Keim (134)4th: Biff Jones (150)5th: Travis Moman (126)

1992 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Randy Zellner (118)1st: Keith Cunningham (158)1st: Howard Moore (167)3rd: Travis Moman (126)3rd: Todd Drake (142)5th: Ryan Martin (134) 1991 NCAA DivisioN ii2nd: Howard Moore (167)3rd: Jeff Gowens (134)3rd: Todd Drake (142)3rd: Greg Oplotnik (190)4th: Wayne Cole (177)8th: Randy Zellner (118) 1990 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Johnny Nimmo (150)1st: Howard Moore (167)1st: Greg Oplotnik (190)3rd: Jeff Gowens (134)4th: Jimmy Filippo (142)5th: Brett Beams (177)6th: Andy Howington (158) 1989 NAiA1st: Shawn Fleming (118)1st: Johnny Nimmo (158)2nd: Jeff Gowens (134)2nd: Marc Hull (142)3rd: Tony Pacheco (126)5th: Greg Oplotnik (190)7th: Howard Moore (167) 1988 NAiA1st: Johnny Nimmo (158)2nd: Shawn Fleming (118)2nd: Todd Steidley (142)2nd: Kevin Freeman (150)5th: Richard Agee (177) 1987 NAiA1st: Todd Steidley (142)1st: Johnny Nimmo (150)2nd: Brett Beams (167)5th: Jerry Goss (134)5th: Darren Peaster (158)6th: Bill Ogilvie (190)7th: Shawn Fleming (118) 1986 NAiA1st: Joe Starzenski (134)2nd: Billy Reid (126)

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UCo All-AmeriCANs

FoUr-Time All-AmeriCANsName Years PlacesBill Mitchell 1974-75-76-76 1-2-1-2*David James 1977-78-79-80 3-2-1-1Benny Coleman 1981-82-83-84 1-4-2-1Ronnie James 1981-82-83-84 1-1-1-3Johnny Nimmo 1987-88-89-90 1-1-1-1Howard Moore 1989-90-91-92 7-1-2-1Randy Zellner 1991-92-93-94 8-1-2-2Mark Cunningham 1994-95-96-97 6-2-1-7Cole Province 2001-02-03-04 1-1-1-1Kyle Evans 2005-06-07-08 6-2-1-1*-Mitchell was 1st in NCAA II and 2nd in NAIA in 1976 Three-Time All-AmeriCANsName Years PlacesKent Taylor 1977-79-80 3-4-3Jeff Robinett 1978-79-80 5-2-3Gary Astle 1980-83-84 7-6-4Joe Starzenski 1982-85-86 3-2-1Jack O’Connor 1984-85-86 1-2-6Kevin Freeman 1985-86-88 2-3-2Shawn Fleming 1987-88-89 7-2-1Jeff Gowens 1989-90-91 2-3-3Greg Oplotnik 1989-90-91 5-1-3Todd Drake 1991-92-93 3-3-1Keith Cunningham 1992-93-94 1-1-2Jerry Best 1994-95-96 1-1-1Matt Goodson 1996-97-98 3-5-1Brock Moore 1997-98-99 8-3-3Gable Sullivan 1998-00-01 6-2-2Mark Dodgen 2000-01-03 1-3-1Shawn Silvis 2002-03-04 1-1-2Shea Timothy 2005-06-07 7-6-4Dustin Finn 2008-09-10 2-2-3 Two-Time All-AmeriCANsName Years Places Ted Anderson 1936-37 1-2Terry Henry 1974-75 1-1Richard Long 1976-77 4-4Will Allen 1980-81 8-4Bill Ameen 1981-82 1-1Darren Huff 1982-84 2-2Mark Allen 1983-84 7-2Billy Reid 1985-86 2-2Howard Seay 1985-86 2-5Todd Steidley 1987-88 1-2Ryan Martin 1992-94 5-1Travis Moman 1992-93 3-5Mike Keim 1993-95 2-1Wes White 1993-94 1-1Chad Humphrey 1994-95 5-3Brian Melchiori 1994-95 1-1Shawn Bateman 1995-96 2-1Jeff Pease 1995-96 2-7Keith Kizarr 1995-97 3-2Ryan Vratil 1996-97 8-2Edwin Lorne 1998-99 5-1Jody Marple 1998-00 2-3Jeremiah Constant 1999-00 1-3Muhammed Lawal 2001-02 2-1Jeff Henning 2002-03 3-3Cort Petersen 2005-06 7-6Jared Henning 2005-07 7-2Josh LeadingFox 2005-07 5-2Heath Jolley 2007-08 5-6Tim Elliott 2008-09 5-4Scott Berens 2009-10 8-7Cory Dauphin 2011-13 6-1Kelly Henderson 2011-13 6-7Casy Rowell 2012-13 5-5

2nd: Stoney Wright (150)3rd: Kevin Freeman (142)5th: Howard Seay (167)6th: Jack O’Connor (158) 1985 NAiA1st: Ricky Bollenbach (142)2nd: Billy Reid (118)2nd: Joe Starzenski (134)2nd: Kevin Freeman (150)2nd: Jack O’Connor (158)2nd: Howard Seay (167)3rd: Johnny Deaton (177) 1984 NAiA1st: Jack O’Connor (158)1st: Benny Coleman (177)2nd: Darren Huff (134)2nd: Mark Allen (150)3rd: Mickey McGowan (118)3rd: Ronnie James (142)4th: Gary Astle (167) 1983 NAiA1st: Ronnie James (142)2nd: Benny Coleman (177)6th: Gary Astle (167)7th: Mark Allen (150) 1982 NAiA1st: Ronnie James (142)1st: Bill Ameen (177)2nd: Darren Huff (134)3rd: Joe Starzenski (126)3rd: Mike Clark (158)4th: Benny Coleman (167) 1981 NAiA1st: Dennis Kendrick (118)1st: Todd Osborn (126)1st: Ronnie James (134)1st: Alan Maddox (142)1st: Benny Coleman (167)1st: Bill Ameen (177)4th: Will Allen (158)8th: Ronnie Hawkins (190) 1980 NAiA1st: David James (134)3rd: Kent Taylor (118)3rd: Jeff Robinett (126)7th: Gary Astle (167)8th: Will Allen (150) 1979 NAiA1st: David James (134)1st: Johnny Powell (142)2nd: Jeff Robinett (118)4th: Kent Taylor (126)5th: John Finn (158)5th: Steve Foster (Hvy)6th: Ron Zeno (167)

1978 NAiA2nd: David James (134)3rd: Danny Cruze (142)5th: Jeff Robinett (118)5th: John Stroble (177) 1977 NCAA DivisioN ii3rd: Kent Taylor (118)3rd: David James (126)4th: Richard Long (Hvy) 1976 NCAA DivisioN ii1st: Bill Mitchell (167)4th: Richard Long (Hvy) 1976 NAiA2nd: Doug McHenry (118)2nd: Bill Mitchell (177)4th: Kevin Smith (190) 1975 NAiA1st: Terry Henry (126)2nd: Bill Mitchell (177) 1974 NAiA1st: Terry Henry (126)1st: Bill Mitchell (177)3rd: Bill Dickey (167)4th: Eddie Sullivan (158) 1973 NAiA2nd: Tom Carter (167)5th: Randy Ross (118)5th: David Turner (126)6th: Steve Randall (142) 1937 NCAA DivisioN i2nd: Ted Anderson (126)3rd: Morey Villareal (135) 1936 NCAA DivisioN i1st: Ted Anderson (123)1st: Ray Clemons (191) 1935 NCAA DivisioN i2nd: Louis Tomlinson (145) 1934 NCAA DivisioN i2nd: Emil Shellstede (175) 1929 NCAA DivisioN i2nd: Bryan Watkins (155)

PlACiNg BreAkDowN1st: 632nd: 513rd: 344th: 175th: 266th: 187th: 158th: 9

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ToP 25 CAreer wiNsPlace Name and Weight Years Record

1. Keith Cunningham, 158-67 1990-94 141-41-02. Randy Zellner, 118 1990-94 132-42-03. Shawn Silvis, 165-74 2000-04 131-28-03. Johnny Nimmo, 150-58 1986-90 131-38-15. Cole Province, 133 2000-04 130-22-05. Jeff Gowens, 126-34 1987-91 130-56-47. Jody Marple, 150-65 1996-00 126-49-08. Kyle Evans, 141 2005-08 125-20-09. Ronnie James, 134-42 1980-84 122-16-19. Jarrett Edison, 197 2007-12 122-55-0

11. Todd Drake, 142-50 1989-93 121-54-412. Shawn Fleming, 118 1986-90 120-32-313. David James, 126-34 1976-80 116-16-014. Mark Cunningham, 150-77 1993-97 113-49-015. Greg Oplotnik, 190-Hvy 1987-91 111-44-216. Howard Moore, 167-77 1988-92 104-39-517. Muhammed Lawal, 184-97 1999-02 103-22-018. Benny Coleman, 167-77 1980-84 101-18-019. Gable Sullivan, 134-49 1996-01 100-33-020. Joe Starzenski, 126 1981-86 100-40-220. Josh LeadingFox, Hvy 2002-07 100-43-020. Tanner Keck, 166-74-84 2009-13 100-55-023. Casy Rowell, 125-33-41 2009-13 98-27-023. Keith Kizarr, 118-26 1993-97 98-43-025. Nathan Gomez, 149-65 1998-02 97-55-0 ToP 10 siNgle-seAsoN wiNsPlace Name and Weight Season Record

1. Mike Keim, 134 1994-95 47-3-02. Todd Steidley, 142 1986-87 43-6-12. Keith Cunningham, 158 1991-92 43-9-02. Tim Elliott, 125-33 2008-09 43-12-05. Shawn Silvis, 165 2003-04 41-4-05. Brian Melchiori, 126 1994-95 41-5-07. Ronnie James, 142 1983-84 41-4-08. Keith Kizarr, 118 1994-95 40-14-08. Greg Oplotnik, 190 1989-90 40-7-08. Wayne Cole, 190 1991-92 40-7-08. Billy Reid, 118 1984-85 40-9-18. Todd Drake, 142 1991-92 40-12-0

ToP 10 CAreer wiNNiNg PerCeNTAgePlace Name and Weight Years Record Pct.

1. Bill Mitchell, 167-77 1973-76 92-11-0 .8932. Ronnie James, 134-42 1980-84 122-16-1 .8813. David James, 126-34 1976-80 116-16-0 .8794. Mike Keim, 134 1992-95 72-11-0 .8675. Kyle Evans, 141 2004-08 125-20-0 .8626. Jerry Best, 142 1994-96 77-13-0 .8567. Cole Province, 133 2000-04 130-22-0 .8558. Benny Coleman, 167-77 1980-84 101-18-0 .8499. Dustin Finn, Hvy 2006-10 89-17-0 .840

10. Mark Dodgen, 125-33 1999-03 78-16-0 .829(Minimum 70 career wins) ToP Five CAreer FAllsPlace Name and Weight Years Falls

1. Gable Sullivan, 149 1996-01 54

CeNTrAl oklAhomA reCorDs2. Johnny Nimmo, 150-58 1986-90 503. Keith Cunningham, 158-67 1990-94 454. Dustin Finn, Hvy 2006-10 354. Mark Dodgen, 125-33 1999-03 354. Jeremiah Constant, 197-Hvy 1998-00 35

ToP Five siNgle-seAsoN FAllsPlace Name and Weight Season Falls

1. Jeremiah Constant, 197 1998-99 232. Jason Tapia, 174 2003-04 212. Benny Coleman, 177 1983-84 214. Gable Sullivan, 149 2000-01 205. Johnny Nimmo, 150 1986-87 185. Wayne Cole, 190 1991-92 185. Gable Sullivan, 142 1997-98 18

ToP Five CAreer TeChNiCAl FAllsPlace Name and Weight Years T. F.

1. Kyle Evans, 141 2005-08 252. Shawn Fleming, 118 1986-90 193. Keith Cunningham, 158-67 1990-94 174. Muhammed Lawl, 184-97 1999-02 155. Jerry Best, 142 1994-96 12

ToP Five siNgle-seAsoN TeChNiCAl FAllsPlace Name and Weight Season T. F.

1. Kyle Evans, 141 2007-08 112. Shawn Fleming, 118 1989-90 93. Casy Rowell, 133 2012-13 83. Benny Coleman, 177 1982-83 85. Mike Keim, 134 1994-95 75. Jerry Best, 142 1995-96 75. Muhammed Lawal, 197 2002-03 7

ToP Five CAreer mAjor DeCisioNsPlace Name and Weight Years M.D.

1. Cole Province, 133 2001-04 332. Shawn Fleming, 118 1986-90 313. Jarrett Edison, 197 2007-12 294. Mark Cunningham, 150-77 1994-98 284. Keith Kizarr, 118-26 1993-97 28

ToP Five siNgle-seAsoN mAjor DeCisioNsPlace Name and Weight Season M.D.

1. Greg Oplotnik, 190 1989-90 142. Keith Kizarr, 118 1994-95 143. Mike Keim, 134 1994-95 133. Muhammed Lawal, 197 2001-02 135. Ronnie James, 142 1983-84 125. Shawn Fleming, 118 1987-88 125. Tim Elliott, 125-33 2008-09 12

ToP Five wiNNiNg sTreAksPlace Name and Weight Season(s) Streak

1. Ronnie James, 142 1982-84 472. Cole Province, 133 2001-04 463. Kyle Evans, 141 2006-08 434. Mike Keim, 134 1994-95 335. Todd Steidley, 142 1986-87 30

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NCAA DivisioN ii ChAmPioNshiPsSeason UCO Points Runner-Up (Points) UCO All-Americans 2006-07 124.5 Nebraska-Kearney (108.5) Eight (One champion)2002-03 87.5 Nebraska-Kearney (73.5) Five (Three champions)2001-02 128 North Dakota State (116.5) Seven (Four champions)1994-95 148 Nebraska-Omaha (103) Eight (Three champions)1993-94 127.25 Minnesota State (65.5) Eight (Four champions)1992-93 108.5 Nebraska-Omaha (68) Seven (Three champions)1991-92 91.5 North Dakota State (78.5) Six (Three champions) NAiA ChAmPioNshiPsSeason UCO Points Runner-Up (Points) UCO All-Americans1988-89 105 Simon Fraser (92) Seven (Two champions)1986-87 92.25 AlaskaPacific(71.5) Seven(Twochampions)1985-86 98.5 Southern Oregon (91.25) Six (One champion)1984-85 124.25 Colorado State-Pueblo (80.5) Seven (One champion)1983-84 122.25 Jamestown (89.25) Seven (Two champions)1981-82 105.5 Adams State (88.25) Six (Two champions)1980-81 155.25 Adams State (69.5) Eight (Six champions)1978-79 102.5 Adams State (69) Seven (Two champions)

Central Oklahoma has long had one of the most successful wrestling programs in the nation, having claimed 15 national championships.

UCO won eight titles while members of the NAIA and has taken seven crowns since joining NCAA Division II in 1990.TheBronchoshavealsohadeightnationalrunner-upfinishesinfour

different divisions -- AAU (1935), NCAA I (1936), NAIA (1974 and ’88) and NCAA II (1990, ’91, ’96 and ’00).UCOhasfinished in the top-five36 times in their60-yearhistory

-- including 30 of the last 36 years -- and have been in the top-four 23 of the last 29 seasons.

NATioNAl ToUrNAmeNT hisTory

2013Casy Rowell (133)Jordan Basks (149)Cory Dauphin (157)Kelly Henderson (174)2012Ky Corley (149)2009Tim Elliott (125)Dustin Finn (Hvy)2008*Kyle Evans (141)Heath Jolley (197)Dustin Finn (Hvy)2007*Kyle Evans (141)Shea Timothy (149)Justin Wood (165)Jared Hess (184)Heath Jolley (197)Josh LeadingFox (Hvy)2006Kyle Evans (141)Jared Hess (174)Chris Finn (Hvy)2005Kyle Evans (141)Josh LeadingFox (Hvy)2004Cole Province (133)*Shawn Silvis (165)Jason Tapia (174)Kevin Lochner (197)

2003Mark Dodgen (125)*Cole Province (133)Shawn Silvis (165)Jeff Henning (184)2002 Cole Province (133)Matt Dodgen (141)Michael Barreras (149)Nathan Gomez (157)Shawn Silvis (165)Jeff Henning (184)*Muhammed Lawal (197)2001*Mark Dodgen (125)Cole Province (133)Gable Sullivan (149)Muhammed Lawal (184)T.J. Tallent (197)Jeremy McCoy (Hvy)2000Joe Schneider (141)Gable Sullivan (149)Muhammed Lawal (184)*Jeremiah Constant (Hvy)1999Jody Marple (157)Tony Realmuto (174)Edwin Lorne (184)*Jeremiah Constant (197)Claude Davis (Hvy)1998Brock Moore (118)

Matt Goodson (126)Gable Sullivan (142)Jody Marple (150)Matt Surber (158)1997Keith Kizarr (118)Matt Goodson (134)Ryan Vratil (142)Jody Marple (150)Matt Surber (158)Winterhawk Windchief (Hvy)1996Keith Kizarr (118)Matt Goodson (126)Ryan Vratil (134)*Jerry Best (142)Shawn Bateman (150)Jeff Pease (Hvy)1995Brian Melchiori (126)*Mike Keim (134)Jerry Best (142)Shawn Bateman (150)Mark Cunningham (158)Chad Beeson (167)Kyle Vandruff (177)Chad Humphrey (190)Jeff Pease (Hvy)1994Randy Zellner (118)Ryan Martin (134)Mark Cunningham (150)Wes White (158)

*Keith Cunningham (167)Chad Drake (177)Chad Humphrey (190)Robert Washington (Hvy)1993Randy Zellner (118)Travis Moman (126)Mike Keim (134)Todd Drake (142)Biff Jones (150)Wes White (158)Keith Cunningham (167)ChrisGriffin(177)1992Travis Moman (126)Ryan Martin (134)Todd Drake (142)Keith Cunningham (158)Howard Moore (167)Wayne Cole (190)1991Randy Zellner (118)Todd Drake (142)Wayne Cole (177)Greg Oplotnik (190)1990Shawn Fleming (118)Jeff Gowens (134)Johnny Nimmo (150)Greg Oplotnik (190)

*-Regional Wrestler of the Year

regioNAl ChAmPioNsUCO has had great success in the regional qualifying tournament

since joining NCAA Division II, having won 19 titles in 24 years.The Bronchos have crowned 102 individual champions, with

Cole Province (2001-04) and Kyle Evans (2005-08) the only UCO wrestlers to win four regional crowns. UCO has had 11 individuals named Regional Wrestler of the Year since that award started in 1994.

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Dustin Finn, 2007-08-09-10John Finn, 1978-79-80Patrick Finn, 2009-11Shawn Fleming, 1987-88-89-90L.C. Flemons, 1978Orville Fletcher, 1940Ralph Ford, 1939Ed Foster, 1936Shane Foster, 1986-87Steve Foster, 1979-80-81Lee Fowler, 1980Tony Franklin, 1979-80Ross Frederick, 1929-30Kevin Freeman, 1985-86-88

G-G-G-G-GBob Galloway, 1973Melvin Gatewood, 1981-82Mark Gibson, 2002Cameron Gladd, 2009Larry Glenn, 1975-77Nathan Gomez, 1999-00-01-02Matt Goodson, 1995-96-97-98Mike Goodson, 1998-00Jerod Goodwin, 2003-04-05-06Jerry Goss, 1987-88Jeff Gowens, 1988-89-90-91Greg Gracey, 1985-86Trison Graham, 2010-11-12-13ChrisGriffin,1993-94Billie Grimes, 1947Willie Gunter, 2009

H-H-H-H-HBenton Hart, 1938-39Ronnie Hawkins, 1977-81-82Shane Head, 1993Kelly Henderson, 2009-11-12-13Jared Henning, 2004-05-06-07Jeff Henning, 2002-03Ryan Henning, 2006-07Earl Henry, 1947Terry Henry, 1974-75Mickey Henry, 2001-03Mark Henslick, 1999Jared Hess, 2004-05-06-07Alva Hill, 1938-39-40Warner Hines, 1930-31-32-33Phillip Hinton, 1983-84Jim Hixson, 1981Dwayne Hladik, 1987Stephen Hodge, 2001Richard Holland, 1993-94-95

A-A-A-A-AJerome Adams, 1997-98Derrick Adkins, 2010-11David Aduddell, 1983-85-86Richard Agee, 1988-90Dylan Aguilar, 2011Mark Allen, 1982-83-84Raymond Allen, 1939-40Will Allen, 1980-81David Alley, 1979-80Bill Ameen, 1981-82Ocie Anderson, 1937-38-39Ted Anderson, 1935-36-37Gary Astle, 1980-81-83-84Zach Aylor, 2012-13

B-B-B-B-B Josh Bain, 2003Fay Barnett, 1988-90-91-92Gerald Barnett, 1936-37-38-39Michael Barreras, 2002Jordan Basks, 2013Shawn Bateman, 1994-95-96-97Brett Beams, 1987-90Chad Beeson, 1995Scott Berens, 2009-10Eden Bernstein, 2010Jim Beshears, 1998Jerry Best, 1994-95-96Larry Blunt, 1988Ricky Bollenbach, 1983-84-85Wade Bramlitt, 2002-03-04-05Trey Branscum, 2008-10Robert Breece, 1939-40Ryan Brooks, 2012-13Danny Brown, 1993Dudley Brown, 1940-47Nicky Brown, 1977Pat Brule, 1980Shelby Bullard, 2003Jeff Burke, 1986-88-90

C-C-C-C-C Arthur Caldwell, 1934James Callahan, 1929Tom Carter, 1973Jeremy Carter, 2002Shane Caruthers, 2005-06-07ClakieChaffin,1997Rod Chaney, 1979-80H.M. Chapman, 2001Mike Clark, 1981-82Ray Clemons, 1934-36

Wayne Cole, 1991Benny Coleman, 1981-82-83-84Clint Colson, 1984-85Willard Compton, 1928Jeremiah Constant, 1999-00James Copenhauer, 1939-40Ky Corley, 2011-12Kaleb Cradduck, 2011-12Kenneth Cramer, 1928Harold Craven, 1926Danny Cruze, 1976-77-78-79Keith Cunningham, ‘91-92-93-94Mark Cunningham, ‘94-95-96-97

D-D-D-D-DRichard Dabbs, 1977Brian Dalke, 2003Ryan Daniels, 2004-05Cody Dauphin, 2011-12-13Cory Dauphin, 2011-12-13Dempsey Davenport, 1982Claude Davis, 1999Dean Davis, 1975Lee Davis, 1983-84-85Luke Davis, 2001Johnny Deaton, 1984-85-87Phillip Devine, 1938Nick Dewey, 2003Bill Dickey, 1973-74Gary Dill, 1977Mark Dodgen, 2000-01-03Matt Dodgen, 2000-01-02-03John Doerner, 1930-32Matt Douglass, 2002Reggie Douglas, 2007Gene Doussett, 1974-75Chad Drake, 1993-94-96Todd Drake, 1990-91-92-93Steve Dunlap, 1979-80

E-E-E-E-E Jarrett Edison, 2008-10-11-12Jordan Edison, 2009Brian Edwards, 1997Steve Elkins, 2000Tim Elliott, 2008-09Luke Elmore, 2008-09Homer English, 1932Kyle Evans, 2005-06-07-08Will Evans, 1991

F-F-F-F-F Ova Farrow, 1947Rick Fennell, 1975Znick Ferrell, 2013Lynn Fidler, 1991-92-93Kevin Fields, 1983Jimmy Filippo, 1987-88-89-90Cooper Finch, 2013Chris Finn, 2004-06

Walter Holt, 1927-28-29-31Zach Housley, 2011Andy Howington, 1989-90Jeromy Hudson, 1998Darren Huff, 1981-82-84Marc Hull, 1989Keegan Hulsey, 2010-11-12Scott Hulsey, 1984-85Chad Humphrey, 1994-95Steve Hunt, 1974-75

I-I-I-I-I Ben Iker, 2000Adam Ingram, 2006Butch Ingram, 1976-77

J-J-J-J-J Cliff Jackson, 1987Ed Jackson, 2009-10David James, 1977-78-79-80DeWaune James, 2002Ronnie James, 1981-82-83-84Zach James, 2009Heath Jolley, 2006-07-08Eric Johnson, 2005Franco Johnson, 1998Seth Johnson, 2010Ted Johnson, 1928Travis Johnson, 2005Biff Jones, 1993-94Earl Jones, 2006Eddie Jones, 1933-34Hank Jones, 1976-77Vince Jouret, 1987John Juby, 1939-40

K-K-K-K-KTanner Keck, 2010-11-12-13Mike Keim, 1993-95Kirby Keith, 1980-81Dennis Kendrick, 1981Denny Kennedy, 1993-95Audrey Kennemer, 1933Harry Kent, 1926Sam Kent, 1929Kevin Kepley, 1980Glenn King, 1934-35-36-37Jantz Kinzer, 1987-88-91Jess Kirk, 1947Keith Kizarr, 1994-95-96-97Carson Kleinfeldt, 2005Arthur Kroeger, 1930-32

L-L-L-L-LRon Lambeth, 1974-75-77-78Aaron Lane, 2001-02Don Langham, 1973-74Rickey Langland, 1982-83-84Muhammed Lawal, 2000-01-02A.J. LeadingFox, 2007

All-Time leTTermeN

Jarrett EdisonScott Berens

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Kirk Taylor, 1976-77-78-79Lee Teague, 1934-35Burl Thompson, 1937-38Cody Thompson, 2000Shea Timothy, 2004-05-06-07Louis Tomlinson, 1933-34-35-36Randy Tonche, 2011David Turner, 1973

V-V-V-V-VRusty VanBeber, 1998Steve Vandervort, 1980Kyle Vandruff, 1995-96Morey Villareal, 1935-36-37-38Ryan Vratil, 1995-96-97

W-W-W-W-WMike Wakely, 1978Michael Walkup, 2008-09-10-11Louie Wall, 1977-78-79-80Robert Washington, 1994Bryan Watkins, 1927-29-30Chris Watson, 2012-13Jon Wechter, 2008Kurt Weir, 1985Wes White, 1993-94Vincent Wiley, 1973-74-76Kirk Willis, 1973Tony Willis, 1990Randy Wilson, 1978Shawn Wilson, 1977-79Winterhawk Windchief, 1997-98Jap Wood, 1926Justin Wood, 2006-07Chester Woodruff, 1928Larry Wooten, 1986Chad Wright, 2012Grant Wright, 1935-36-37Stoney Wright, 1986-87

Z-Z-Z-Z-Z Randy Zellner, 1991-92-93-94Ron Zeno, 1979Tyler Zukerman, 2007

O-O-O-O-OGlenn Oakes, 1929Brennan Ochoa, 2010Jack O’Connor, 1984-85-86Dee Oden, 1947Bill Ogilvie, 1986-87Greg Oplotnik, 1988-89-90-91Todd Osborn, 1981Rodney O’Shields, 1986Lance Owens, 1989

P-P-P-P-P Pat Pace, 1978-79-80Tony Pacheco, 1989Dennis Parker, 2001-02Gary Patterson, 1987David Patton, 1983Travis Payer, 2005-07Jeff Pease, 1995Darren Peaster, 1987Mark Peck, 1985-87Don Pekrul, 1980Cort Petersen, 2005-06Virgil Peterson, 1934Kelson Phillips, 2008Nathan Phillips, 1997-98Pen Phillips, 2003-07Ray Potter, 1928Boyd Powell, 1936-37Johnny Powell, 1978-79Cole Province, 2001-02-03-04John Province, 2005

Q-Q-Q-Q-QAustin Quinton, 2011-12-13

R-R-R-R-RSteve Randall, 1973Dustin Randle, 2002Corby Ray, 2008Allen Raymond, 1938Tony Realmuto, 1999-00Rick Reeves, 1980Billy Reid, 1983-85-86Dustin Reed, 2012Richard Reneau, 1989Louis Reynolds, 1932-33Jeremiah Rhodes, 2004Zach Rhodes, 2004

Nick Rice, 2008-09-10Ray Rice, 2000-01-02Chad Richison, 1992-93Curtis Riley, 1985-86-87-88Jeff Robinett, 1977-78-79-80Colby Robinson, 2007-08-09-10Connor Robinson, 2010-11Ryan Rosales, 2011Randy Ross, 1973-74-75-76Casy Rowell, 2010-12-13Cody Rowell, 2007-08-09-10Wes Ruth, 2005-06-07Mike Ryan, 1988-89

S-S-S-S-SChris Saferite, 2002-04-05Brent Sarette, 2005-06-07-08Som Saysana, 1998Emil Schillstede, 1932-33-34-35Andrew Schmauch, 2011-12Joe Schneider, 1998-99-00-01J.D. Scott, 1926-27-30-31Jeff Scott, 1999-00Howard Seay, 1985-86Peter Seay, 1989Barney Shadle, 1932-33J.B. Shanks, 2003Zach Sikes, 2007Shawn Silvis, 2001-02-03-04Chance Skidgel, 1990-91-92-94Cory Smith, 1994Gene Smith, 1931-32-33-34Kevin Smith, 1973-74-75-76Todd Smoot, 1990Joe Snedden, 2010Eddie Sullivan, 1974-75Gable Sullivan, 1997-98-00-01Justin Suskey, 2010Austin Standage, 2010-11Todd Stapleton, 1988-89Zane Stapp, 1991Joe Starzenski, 1982-84-85-86Todd Steidley, 1987-88Dennis Stine, 1977David Stitt, 2003Doak Stowe, 1934-35-36John Stroble, 1977-78Matt Surber, 1996-97-98Aaron Sweazy, 2003

T-T-T-T-T T.J. Tallent, 1998-99-00-01Troy Talley, 1984-85Jason Tapia, 2003-04Bryan Tapley, 2003-04Jack Taylor, 1938Kent Taylor, 1977-78-79-80

Josh LeadingFox, ‘03-05-06-07Jason Leavitt, 2006-07-08Robert LeGrande, 1979-80-82Brooks Levonitis, 1992Joe Lewallen, 1986-88Keith Lipps, 1988Rick Little, 1973Tom Loafman, 1975Kevin Lochner, 2004-05Richard Long, 1976-77Edwin Lorne, 1998-99Floyd Lorne, 1999Clint Loyd, 1999Scott Luschen, 1983

M-M-M-M-MAlan Maddox, 1980-81Bob Manning, 1939-40Tony Marino, 1986Johnnie Marks, 1947Walter Marks, 1926Jody Marple, 1997-98-99-00Clay Marrs, 1996-98-99Dewayne Martin, 1976-77Ryan Martin, 1990-92-93-94Tony May, 1977PaulMayfield,2007-08David Massey, 1980Tommy McCarty, 2008-09Zack McCloud, 2009Jeremy McCoy, 2001Matt McCullough, 1988-90Mickey McGowan, 1982-84Doug McHenry, 1976-77Austin McNatt, 2012-13Brian Melchiori, 1994-95Kenny Meredith, 2006-08-09-10Alvin Metcalf, 2008Dane Meyer, 1986Bobby Miller, 1996Chris Miller, 2003John Miller, 1992Bill Minick, 1929Bill Mitchell, 1974-75-76Travis Moman, 1992-93Brock Moore, 1996-97-98-99Howard Moore, 1989-90-91-92Jeremiah Moore, 1996Weston Moore, 1999-00-02Ben Morgan, 2011-13Mikey Morgan, 2009Daniel Morrison, 2007-08-09Earl Murphy, 1926

N-N-N-N-N Ryan Neasbitt, 1995Gary Nichols, 1986Johnny Nimmo, 1987-88-89-90

Chris Saferite

All-Time leTTermeN

Jeff Robinett

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1974-75 (3-3)24 Kansas State .............................. 2022 Northern Colorado .................... 26 9 Oklahoma ................................. 3025 Kansas State .............................. 1515 SIU-Edwardsville ..................... 2426 Central Missouri ....................... 14

1975-76 (4-6) 6 Oklahoma State ......................... 3727 New Mexico ............................. 1614 Oregon ...................................... 2613 Portland State ............................ 2221 UCLA ........................................ 1816 SIU-Edwardsville ..................... 3132 Central Missouri ......................... 9 6 Cal Poly-SLO ........................... 3323 Louisiana State ......................... 1312 Oklahoma .................................. 36

1976-77 (6-4) 6 Cleveland State ......................... 3221 Louisiana State ......................... 1351 Peru State .................................... 025 SIU-Edwardsville ..................... 1112 Illinois State .............................. 2632 SIU-Edwardsville ....................... 645 Southwest Missouri .................... 633 Peru State .................................. 1813 Adams State .............................. 2512 Oklahoma .................................. 22

1977-78 (4-7)22 Akron State ............................... 21 9 Cleveland State ......................... 4047 Southwest Missouri ................... 025 Central Missouri ....................... 18 6 Missouri .................................... 3519 Adams State ............................. 1817 Portland State ............................ 2620 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 2215 Louisiana State ......................... 2612 Northern Colorado .................... 25 3 Oklahoma .................................. 37

1978-79 (7-3)48 Southwest Missouri ................... 024 Western Illinois ........................ 1514 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 2611 Louisiana State ........................ 3246 Cemtral Missouri ....................... 319 Adams State ............................. 1434 Western State ............................. 928 Fort Hays State .......................... 7 6 Oklahoma ................................. 2835 Alabama ..................................... 6

1979-80 (12-5)27 Southwest Missouri .................. 1230 Arizona ..................................... 2024 Washington ............................... 1732 Weber State ................................. 8 8 Colorado ................................... 3436 Fort Hays State ......................... 1134 Central Florida .......................... 1122 Central Missouri ....................... 1812 Missouri .................................... 2620 Portland State ............................ 1425 Adams State ................................ 827 Brigham Young ......................... 20 0 Oklahoma State ......................... 43

5 Oklahoma State ........................... 25 8 Oklahoma .................................... 2017 1/2 East Central ........................... 12 1/219 Kansas State .................................. 916 Southwestern Oklahoma ............. 1417 1/2 Northeastern State ................... 7 1/2

1932-33 (4-3)28 Northwestern Oklahoma ............. 1027 East Central .................................. 313 Oklahoma State .......................... 2311 1/2 Oklahoma .............................. 22 1/220 1/2 Northeastern State .................. 9 1/2 8 Southwestern Oklahoma ............ 2020 Missouri ...................................... 10

1933-34 (6-2) 9 Southwestern Oklahoma ............ 1710 1/2 Oklahoma State ..................... 15 1/228 Kansas State .................................. 018 1/2 Oklahoma .............................. 7 1/224 East Central ................................... 622 Missouri ........................................ 627 Northeastern State ......................... 325 Northwestern Oklahoma ............... 3

1934-35 (5-2)11 Oklahoma State ........................... 1725 Northeastern State ......................... 328 Northwestern Oklahoma ............... 026 Kansas State .................................. 021 1/2 Oklahoma ................................ 4 1/2 6 Oklahoma State ........................... 1818 1/2 Southwestern Oklahoma ............... 7

1935-36 (3-2-1)34 Northeastern State ......................... 025 Kansas State .................................. 310 1/2 Oklahoma State ..................... 13 1/2 8 Oklahoma .................................... 2015 Southwestern Oklahoma ............... 912 Oklahoma State ........................... 12

1936-37 (5-2)34 Northeastern State ........................ 0 7 1/2 Oklahoma State ..................... 16 1/219 Oklahoma .................................... 1129 Northeastern State ......................... 515 Oklahoma ...................................... 9 7 1/2 Oklahoma State ..................... 18 1/215 Kansas State ................................ 11

1937-38 (3-3)36 Northeastern State ......................... 0 6 Oklahoma State ........................... 2620 1/2 Oklahoma ................................ 7 1/2 7 1/2 Southwestern Oklahoma ....... 16 1/2 0 Oklahoma State ........................... 2810 1/2 Oklahoma .............................. 13 1/2

1938-39 (3-5)32 Northeastern State ......................... 027 Northeastern State ........................ 3

geNe smiTh

1936-3911-10-0

Box denotes national championship season.

14 Oklahoma .................................... 12 6 Oklahoma State ........................... 20 8 Kansas State ................................ 18 7 1/2 Southwestern Oklahoma ....... 18 1/210 1/2 Oklahoma .............................. 13 1/2 9 Southwestern Oklahoma ............. 17

1939-40 (1-4) 8 Southwestern Oklahoma ................ 22 6 Oklahoma State ............................. 1822 Oklahoma ......................................... 8 6 Kansas State ................................... 20 5 Southwestern Oklahoma ................ 25

1941-46 (No team)

1946-47 (1-6) 0 Oklahoma State .............................. 26 0 Oklahoma State .............................. 3211 Oklahoma ....................................... 1926 Wichita State .................................... 8 6 Southwestern Oklahoma ................ 24 6 Southwestern Oklahoma ................ 20 3 Kansas State ................................... 27

1948-72 (No team)

1972-73 (2-8-1) 4 Northern Colorado ......................... 39 6 Colorado State ............................... 3411 Western State ................................ 3215 Colorado School of Mines ............. 20 2 South Dakota State ....................... 3853 North Texas ..................................... 218 SIU-Edwardsville .......................... 1814 Oklahoma ....................................... 31 3 Brigham Young .............................. 4634 Fort Hays State .............................. 12

1973-74 (10-3)29 Fort Hays State .............................. 1449 North Texas ..................................... 041 Missouri-St. Louis ........................... 921 SIU-Edwardsville ......................... 2229 Western Illinois .............................. 1532 Central Missouri .............................. 536 Missouri-St. Louis ......................... 1214 Colorado State .............................. 2554 North Texas ...................................... 019 Air Force ........................................ 1721 New Mexico .................................. 2013 Oklahoma ....................................... 2425 Kansas State ................................... 15

1921-22 (0-1)10 Oklahoma State ......................... 34

1922-23 (0-1-1) 5 Oklahoma State ......................... 3612 Oklahoma .................................. 12

1923-24 (3-2)31 Northeastern State ....................... 0 4 Oklahoma State ......................... 2516 Oklahoma ................................. 1524 Southwestern Oklahoma ............. 314 Oklahoma .................................. 18

1924-25 (No team)

1925-26 (1-2)13 Oklahoma Baptist ..................... 1621 Oklahoma Baptist ....................... 7 0 Oklahoma State ......................... 19

1926-27 (3-1-1)17 Oklahoma ............................... 1715 1/2 Oklahoma Baptist ............. 7 1/2Beat Southwestern OklahomaLost to Southwestern OklahomaBeat Oklahoma Baptist

1927-28 (3-3) 0 Oklahoma State ......................... 27 9 Oklahoma .................................. 1921 Oklahoma City ............................ 813 Southwestern Oklahoma ........... 16Beat East CentralBeat Southwestern Oklahoma

1928-29 (3-3)24 Oklahoma City ............................ 813 East Central ............................... 1919 East Central ............................... 1126 Oklahoma City ............................ 8 8 Southwestern Oklahoma ........... 26 8 Southwestern Oklahoma ........... 19

1929-30 (5-0-1)38 University Preparatory .............. 029 1/2 Southwestern Oklahoma ..... 6 1/216 East Central ............................. 1629 Northeastern State ..................... 515 1/2 East Central ....................... 14 1/220 Southwestern Oklahoma ......... 14

1930-31 (7-1)36 Southeastern Oklahoma ............ 0 6 Oklahoma ................................ 2029 Northeastern State ..................... 522 1/2 East Central ......................... 7 1/226 Oklahoma City ......................... 829 1/2 East Central ........................ 4 1/215 Southwestern Oklahoma ........... 928 1/2 Oklahoma City .................... 1 1/2

1931-32 (5-2)24 Southwestern Oklahoma ............. 4

orioN sTUTeville

1921-2810-10-2

PAT mUrPhy

1928-3220-6-1

gerAlD BArNeTT

1939-401-4-0

jimmy rogers

1972-7829-31-1

geNe smiTh

1946-471-6-0

eDDie griFFiN

1978-8240-18-1

seAsoN-By-seAsoN resUlTs

rAymoND swArTz

1932-3618-9-1

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18 Tennessee .................................. 2223 Oregon ...................................... 1538 Northwest Missouri .................... 3 2 Oklahoma .................................. 48

1980-81 (14-5) 5 Oklahoma ................................. 3942 Southwest Missouri .................. 312 Oklahoma State ........................ 3130 Tennessee-Chattanooga ............. 712 Nebraska .................................. 2337 Central Florida ........................... 736 Carson-Newman ........................ 946 Central Missouri ........................ 2 20 Adams State ............................. 1432 Fort Lewis ................................ 1423 Air Force .................................. 1849 Mesa State .................................. 028 Western State ........................... 1521 Kentucky .................................. 3037 SIU-Edwardsville ...................... 852 Northwest Missouri ................... 0 3 Oklahoma State ........................ 3732 Brigham Young .......................... 526 Indiana State ............................ 18

1981-82 (7-5-1)21 New Mexico ............................ 1130 Southwest Missouri ................... 9 8 Oklahoma State ........................ 3525 Tennessee-Chattanooga ............. 839 Western State ............................. 328 Carson-Newman ........................ 821 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 2113 Navy ......................................... 24 4 Oklahoma ................................. 3817 CalState-Bakersfield ............... 2439 Northwest Missouri ................... 6 9 Oklahoma State ....................... 3228 Adams State ............................... 9

1982-83 (7-6) 0 Oklahoma State ......................... 4138 Central Missouri ....................... 1137 Central Florida .......................... 1013 Navy .......................................... 3026 Northwest Missouri .................. 1219 New Mexico ............................. 3218 Nebraska ................................... 3143 Fort Hays State ........................... 312 Oklahoma .................................. 2920 Adams State .............................. 2133 Western State ............................ 1827 Colorado Mesa .......................... 1829 Southwest Missouri .................. 16

1983-84 (11-5-1)41 Southwest Missouri ................. 1026 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 1828 Northwest Missouri ................. 1631 Central Missouri ........................ 931 Utah State .................................. 634 Central Florida ......................... 1043 Stetson ....................................... 6 8 Navy ......................................... 33 6 Louisiana State ........................ 4419 Cal Poly-SLO .......................... 2344 New Mexico Highlands ............. 626 Northwest Missouri ................. 1828 Fort Hays State .......................... 819 Fresno State ............................. 19

DAviD jAmes

1982-PreseNT

363-126-5

14 Oklahoma ..................................... 3011 New Mexico ................................ 3737 Adams State ................................... 6

1984-85 (11-9)28 Northwest Missouri .................... 19 4 Oklahoma State ............................ 38 6 Oregon State ................................ 3237 Central Missouri ............................ 2 2 Wisconsin..................................... 39 4 Louisiana State ............................ 4015 Northern Illinois .......................... 2533 Hofstra ......................................... 1330 Morgan State ................................ 1710 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 3315 Eastern Illinois ............................. 1943 Fort Hays State ............................. 233 Colorado State-Pueblo ................. 1733 Western State ............................... 1851 Colorado Mesa ............................... 021 Wyoming ..................................... 2628 Adams State .................................. 839 Southwest Missouri ..................... 1037 New Mexico Highlands ............... 1214 Oklahoma ..................................... 31

1985-86 (12-7)26 Southwest Missouri ..................... 2133 Northwest Missouri ...................... 826 Northern Michigan....................... 1132 Colorado State-Pueblo ................. 1121 Northwest Missouri ....................... 711 Nebraska ...................................... 3331 Air Force ........................................ 927 Stetson ......................................... 1814 Navy ............................................. 2718 Clemson ....................................... 2515 Oklahoma ..................................... 2837 Western State ............................... 1244 New Mexico Highlands ............... 1412 Fresno State ................................. 30 6 Nebraska ...................................... 4119 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 2436 Adams State ................................... 531 Fort Hays State ............................ 1248 Chadron State ................................ 2

1986-87 (12-5)11 Oklahoma ..................................... 2017 Nebraska-Omaha ......................... 2040 Northwest Missouri ..................... 1119 Weber State .................................. 2318 Oklahoma State ............................ 2621 Tennessee-Chattanooga ............... 1117 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 2134 Central Missouri .......................... 1349 Southwest Missouri ....................... 043 Fort Hays State .............................. 650 Northwest Missouri ....................... 026 Colorado State-Pueblo ................ 1636 Western State ............................... 1447 Northern Colorado ......................... 826 Adams State ................................... 843 Chadron State ................................ 632 Fort Hays State ............................ 16

1987-88 (9-3-1)26 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 1241 Western State ................................. 028 Colorado School of Mines ........... 823 Adams State ................................. 1524 Cal Poly-SLO .............................. 125 CalState-Bakersfield ................... 2919 Fresno State ................................. 1931 Cal State-Fullerton ......................... 931 Central Missouri ............................ 8 7 Oklahoma ..................................... 3441 Fort Hays State .............................. 5

16 Wyoming...................................... 2445 Fort Hays State .............................. 3

1988-89 (12-3) 6 Lock Haven .................................. 35 0 Oklahoma State ............................ 4136 John Carroll ................................... 714 Oklahoma ..................................... 3323 Missouri ....................................... 1823 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 1529 Illinois State ................................... 943 Fort Hays State .............................. 6 36 Central Missouri ............................ 918 Adams State ................................. 1734 Western State ............................... 1134 Northern Colorado ......................... 932 Southwest Missouri ....................... 842 Fort Hays State ............................. 841 Chadron State ................................ 6

1989-90 (12-4-1)36 SIU-Edwardsville .......................... 650 Fort Hays State .............................. 039 Western State ................................. 529 Colorado State-Pueblo ................... 831 Southwest Missouri ....................... 727 Central Missouri .......................... 19 6 Iowa State .................................... 31 9 Bloomsburg .................................. 2411 Lock Haven .................................. 2424 Missouri ....................................... 1626 Cal State-Fullerton ....................... 1438 Augustana ...................................... 238 Southwest Missouri ...................... 315 Oklahoma .................................... 2215 Michigan State ............................. 1526 Adams State ................................... 817 Nebraska-Omaha ......................... 15 1990-91 (9-4) 5 Oklahoma ..................................... 2925 Nebraska-Kearney ....................... 920 Cal State-Fullerton ....................... 2132 San Diego State ............................. 327 Simon Fraser .................................. 918 South Dakota State ...................... 1512 Nebraska-Omaha ......................... 1920 Missouri ....................................... 1925 SIU-Edwardsville ....................... 1426 Wisconsin-Parkside ..................... 1014 Fresno State ................................. 2718 New Mexico ................................ 1536 Central Missouri ............................ 3

1991-92 (14-1) 32 South Dakota State ...................... 11 41 Wisconsin-Parkside ....................... 6 22 Boise State ................................... 15 29 Colorado State-Pueblo ................... 9 26 Nebraska-Omaha ......................... 13 20 New Mexico ................................ 16 44 Truman State .................................. 6 43 Central Missouri ............................ 3 27 Nebraska-Kearney ....................... 17 25 Augustana .................................... 16 31 SIU-Edwardsville ......................... 9 32 San Diego State ............................. 9 49 Fort Hays State .............................. 3 30 Michigan State ............................. 12 16 Oklahoma ..................................... 17

1992-93 (7-4) 32 Wisconsin-Parkside ..................... 12 44 Central Missouri ............................ 0 31 Augustana ...................................... 9 28 Nebraska-Omaha ........................ 11 34 New Mexico .................................. 6 33 SIU-Edwardsville .......................... 6

6 Iowa ............................................. 40

18 North Carolina State .............. 2119 Oklahoma ............................... 2012 Missouri ................................. 2129 Nebraska-Kearney ................. 12

1993-94 (12-2)43 Augustana ................................ 325 Wisconsin-Parkside ............... 1212 Penn State .............................. 3037 Wartburg .................................. 224 Michigan ................................ 1310 Nebraska ................................ 2543 Fresno State ............................. 926 South Dakota State ................ 1646 Fort Hays State ........................ 635 Adams State ........................... 1032 Colorado State-Pueblo ............. 624 New Mexico .......................... 1841 SIU-Edwardsville ................... 629 Nebraska-Omaha ..................... 6

1994-95 (11-2-1)34 Wisconsin-Parkside ................. 945 Truman State ............................ 045 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 016 Indiana ................................... 1615 Iowa State .............................. 2031 Western Montana ..................... 912 Penn State .............................. 2629 Portland State ......................... 1332 Wisconsin-Parkside ................. 934 San Francisco State .................. 722 Nebraska-Omaha ................... 1038 South Dakota State .................. 729 Lindenwood ............................. 939 New Mexico ............................ 0

1995-96 (11-5) 6 Oklahoma ............................... 3128 Wisconsin-Parkside ............... 1026 Missouri Valley ........................ 817 Cal Poly-SLO ........................ 29 9 Fresno State ........................... 3113 Arizona State ......................... 2826 Findlay ..................................... 9 6 Michigan State ....................... 3134 Colorado State-Pueblo ............. 628 North Dakota ........................... 937 Western State ........................... 424 Northern Colorado ................. 1340 New Mexico ............................ 324 SIU-Edwardsville .................. 1327 North Carolina State .............. 1223 Nebraska-Omaha ................... 18

1996-97 (9-6)12 Oklahoma ............................... 3320 Wisconsin-Parkside ............... 1321 Missouri Valley ...................... 12 15 Lehigh .................................... 2824 Central Missouri .................... 1240 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 618 Ohio ....................................... 2128 Minnesota State-Moorhead ...... 9 6 Augsburg ................................ 3639 Indianapolis ............................. 631 Adams State ............................. 621 Western State ......................... 1416 Nebraska-Omaha ................... 2542 New Mexico ............................ 316 Nebraska-Omaha ................... 19

1997-98 (12-2) 6 Oklahoma ............................... 3139 SIU-Edwardsville .................... 619 Missouri Valley ...................... 1239 Chicago State ........................... 920 Northern Illinois .................... 1421 Wartburg ................................ 16


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31 Chadron State .............................626 Fort Hays State ...........................921 Carson-Newman .......................1811 South Dakota State ...................2819 Nebraska-Omaha .....................1853 New Mexico ...............................030 Central Missouri ........................623 Nebraska-Kearney ....................18

1998-99 (11-4)24 Missouri Valley .........................1224 Chadron State ...........................1627 Northern Colorado ....................1622 Augustana .................................2117 Pittsburgh-Johnstown ...............3422 Colorado State-Pueblo ..............1919 South Dakota State ...................2530 Nebraska-Kearney ....................1218 Nebraska-Omaha ......................2153 New Mexico ...............................034 SIU-Edwardsville .....................1225 Eastern Illinois ..........................1525 Central Missouri .......................12 0 Oklahoma ..................................4139 Truman State ...............................6

1999-00 (9-5) 6 Oklahoma ..................................3511 Cal Poly-SLO ...........................2619 Fresno State ..............................2320 Fort Hays State .........................2124 Chadron State ...........................1821 Colorado State-Pueblo ..............1828 Nebraska-Kearney ....................1234 Chadron State .............................7 5 South Dakota State ..................2817 Central Missouri .......................1542 SIU-Edwardsville .......................942 Truman State ...............................333 Nebraska-Kearney ......................721 Nebraska-Omaha ........................9

2000-01 (13-3) 3 Oklahoma ..................................3926 Central Missouri .......................1518 Seton Hall .................................1326 Northern Illinois .......................1352 Missouri Baptist ..........................030 Chadron State .............................944 Central Washington .....................335 Colorado State-Pueblo ................928 South Dakota State .....................918 North Dakota State ................. 18!48 SIU-Edwardsville .......................027 Eastern Illinois ..........................1335 Fort Hays State ...........................938 Truman State ...............................612 Nebraska-Omaha ......................2424 Nebraska-Kearney ....................15!-Lost on criteria

2001-02 (15-1) 7 Oklahoma ................................... 3925 Lindenwood ................................. 644 Missouri Baptist ........................... 028 Embry-Riddle ............................ 1921 Cal Poly-SLO ............................ 1933 Central Missouri .......................... 937 Chadron State .............................. 731 Fort Hays State .......................... 1243 American International ................ 631 Central Missouri ........................ 1218 Ashland ...................................... 1426 North Dakota State .................... 15

42 Bacone ......................................... 333 Nebraska-Kearney ....................... 629 Nebraska-Omaha ......................... 736 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 7

2002-03 (18-1)38 Bacone ....................................... 1818 Wartburg .................................... 1621 Cal Poly-SLO ............................ 1749 Missouri Baptist ........................... 044 Lindenwood ................................. 333 Chadron State .............................. 643 Gannon ......................................... 322 South Dakota State .................... 1319 Nebraska-Kearney ..................... 2128 San Francisco State ...................... 924 Pittsburgh-Johnstown ................ 1026 Central Missouri .......................... 937 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 641 Eastern Illinois ............................. 739 Fort Hays State ............................ 321 Nebraska-Kearney ..................... 1324 Nebraska-Omaha ....................... 1243 Bacone ......................................... 924 Adams State ............................... 20

2003-04 (15-3)49 Bacone ......................................... 0 9 Oklahoma ................................... 3330 Missouri Baptist ........................... 636 Central Florida ............................. 925 Pennsylvania .............................. 1517 Wartburg .................................... 1626 Fort Hays State .......................... 1025 Chadron State ............................ 1326 Nebraska-Kearney ..................... 1531 Adams State ................................. 9 25 Pittsburgh-Johnstown ................ 1215 North Dakota State ................... 15!27 Central Missouri ........................ 16 3 Northern Iowa ............................ 3540 Bacone ......................................... 622 Nebraska-Omaha ....................... 1239 Nebraska-Kearney ....................... 345 SIU-Edwardsville ........................ 2!-Lost on criteria

2004-05 (12-7) 3 Oklahoma ................................... 3435 Bacone ......................................... 431 Central Florida ............................. 912 Wartburg .................................... 1855 Missouri Baptist ........................... 0 3 Cornell ....................................... 3841 Chadron State .............................. 026 Gannon ......................................... 627 Ashland ........................................ 912 Augustana .................................. 2718 Minnesota State-Mankato .......... 1615 Nebraska-Kearney ..................... 2146 Bacone ......................................... 325 Adams State ............................... 1022 Fort Hays State .......................... 1215 Nebraska-Kearney ..................... 24 5 Nebraska-Omaha ....................... 3128 Central Missouri ........................ 1825 SIU-Edwardsville ...................... 18

2005-06 (14-3) 6 Oklahoma ...................................3238 Chadron State ..............................043 Bacone .........................................629 South Dakota State ....................10

50 Newport News ............................ 035 Utah Valley State ........................ 632 Mercyhurst .................................. 622 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 1412 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 2827 Ashland ....................................... 625 Adams State .............................. 1535 Central Missouri ......................... 447 Newman ...................................... 019 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 1815 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 1925 Fort Hays State ......................... 1452 SIU-Edwardsville ....................... 0

2006-07 (15-4)18 Oklahoma .................................. 2032 Chadron State ............................. 643 Oklahoma City ............................ 036 Western State .............................. 647 Newman ...................................... 038 Air Force ..................................... 050 Marion Military .......................... 016 Boise State ................................ 1821 Augustana ................................. 1332 West Liberty ............................... 616 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 2018 Minnesota State-Mankato ......... 1547 New Mexico Highlands .............. 025 Adams State .............................. 1233 Fort Hays State ........................... 0 9 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 2422 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 1439 Central Missouri ......................... 044 Truman State ............................... 0

2007-08 (14-6)21 Oklahoma City .......................... 246 Oklahoma ................................. 2728 Wisconsin-Stevens Point .......... 1638 Wisconsin-Whitewater................ 420 North Dakota State ................... 1830 West Liberty .............................. 1326 Upper Iowa ............................... 1313 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 2521 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 1930 Fort Hays State ......................... 1023 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 1618 Adams State .............................. 2440 Grand Canyon ............................. 929 New Mexico Highlands ............ 1832 Findlay ...................................... 1212 Western State ............................ 279 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 2639 Truman State ............................... 721 Central Missouri ....................... 1522 McKendree ............................... 18

2008-09 (11-6-1)42 Grand Canyon ............................. 30 Oklahoma .................................. 3935 Oklahoma City ............................ 635 Colorado State-Pueblo .............. 1042 New Mexico Highlands .............. 69 Virginia Tech ............................. 3426 Wisconsin-Stevens Point .......... 1633 St. Cloud State ............................ 814 Minnesota State-Mankato ......... 2721 Pittsburgh-Johnstown! .............. 2131 Mercyhurst ................................ 1327 Western State ............................ 1520 Adams State .............................. 2019 Fort Hays State ......................... 2117 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 24

3 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 4327 Central Missouri ......................... 755 Truman State ............................... 0!-Won on criteria

2009-10 (8-5)10 Oklahoma .................................. 2731 Oklahoma City ............................ 319 Fort Hays State ......................... 1212 West Liberty .............................. 2421 Western State ............................ 1615 Upper Iowa ............................... 266 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 3136 New Mexico Highlands .............. 931 Newman .................................... 1015 Adams State .............................. 2637 New Mexico Highlands .............. 928 Central Missouri ....................... 1942 Newman ...................................... 3

2010-11 (15-4)0 Oklahoma .................................. 3923 Colorado State-Pueblo .............. 1334 Oklahoma City ............................ 913 North Carolina-Pembroke ......... 2424 Limestone ................................... 922 Upper Iowa ............................... 1322 San Francisco State ................... 1219 North Carolina-Pembroke ......... 1520 Fort Hays State ......................... 1539 Wayland Baptist .......................... 658 Central Baptist ............................ 042 Newman ...................................... 623 Arizona State ............................ 2231 Adams State .............................. 1015 Nebraska-Kearney .................... 217 Nebraska-Omaha ...................... 3328 Central Missouri ......................... 636 Ouachita Baptist ......................... 442 Newman ...................................... 3

2011-12 (9-5)18 Fort Hays State ......................... 2129 Northern State ........................... 1015 St. Cloud State .......................... 2622 Findlay ...................................... 1523 Wisconsin-Parkside .................. 1315 Augustana ................................. 1625 Nebraska-Kearney ...................... 629 Ouachita Baptist ....................... 1223 Colorado State-Pueblo ................ 910 Adams State .............................. 2818 Oklahoma City .......................... 1941 Central Missouri ....................... 1036 Newman ...................................... 625 Ouachita Baptist ....................... 12

2012-13 (13-1, 5-0*)22 Fort Hays State* ....................... 1244 Minot State ................................. 030 Grand Canyon ............................. 913 Notre Dame ............................... 1926 Wisconsin-Parkside .................. 1222 Nebraska-Kearney* .................. 1634 Ouachita Baptist ....................... 1336 Oklahoma City ............................ 635 Lindenwood* .............................. 638 Truman State* ............................. 034 Central Missouri* ....................... 626 Ouachita Baptist ....................... 1339 Colorado State-Pueblo ................ 540 Newman ...................................... 7*-MIAA dual


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Opponent W-L-T Pct. Adams State 20-6-1 .759Air Force 4-0-0 1.000Akron 1-0-0 1.000Alabama 1-0-0 1.000American International 1-0-0 1.000Arizona 1-0-0 1.000Arizona State 1-1-0 .500Ashland 3-0-0 1.000Augsburg 0-1-0 .000Augustana 6-2-0 .750Bacone 8-0-0 1.000Bloomsburg 0-1-0 .000Boise State 1-1-0 .500Brigham Young 2-1-0 .667Cal Poly-SLO 3-4-0 .429CalState-Bakersfield 0-2-0 .000Cal State-Fullerton 2-1-0 .667Carson-Newman 3-0-0 1.000Central Baptist 1-0-0 1.000Central Florida 6-0-0 1.000Central Missouri 35-0-0 1.000Central Washington 1-0-0 1.000Chadron State 14-0-0 1.000Chicago State 1-0-0 1.000Clemson 0-1-0 .000Cleveland State 0-1-0 .000Colorado 0-1-0 .000Colorado Mesa 3-0-0 1.000Colorado State 0-2-0 .000Colorado State-Pueblo 14-0-0 1.000Colorado School of Mines 1-1-0 .500Cornell 0-1-0 .000 Eastern Illinois 3-1-0 .750East Central 8-1-1 .850Embry Riddle 1-0-0 1.000Findlay 3-0-0 1.000Fort Hays State 29-3-0 .906Fort Lewis 1-0-0 1.000Fresno State 1-4-2 .286Gannon 2-0-0 1.000Grand Canyon 3-0-0 1.000Hofstra 1-0-0 1.000Illinois State 1-1-0 .500Indiana 0-0-1 .500Indianapolis 1-0-0 1.000Iowa 0-1-0 .000Iowa State 0-2-0 .000

All-Time series reCorDsOpponent W-L-T Pct. Indiana State 1-0-0 1.000John Carroll 1-0-0 1.000Kansas State 8-3-0 .727Kentucky 0-1-0 .000Lehigh 0-1-0 .000Limestone 1-0-0 1.000Lindenwood 4-0-0 1.000Lock Haven 0-1-0 .000Louisiana State 2-4-0 .333Marion Military 1-0-0 1.000McKendree 1-0-0 1.000Mercyhurst 2-0-0 1.000Michigan 1-0-0 1.000Michigan State 1-1-1 .500Minnesota State-Mankato 2-1-0 .667Minnesota State-Moorhead 1-0-0 1.000Minot State 1-0-0 1.000Missouri 5-3-0 .625Missouri Baptist 5-0-0 1.000Missouri-St. Louis 2-0-0 1.000Missouri-St. Louis 2-0-0 1.000Missouri Valley 4-0-0 1.000Morgan State 1-0-0 1.000Navy 0-4-0 .000Nebraska 0-5-0 .000Nebraska-Kearney 18-7-0 .720Nebraska-Omaha 12-14-0 .462Newman 8-0-0 1.000New Mexico 12-2-0 .857New Mexico Highlands 8-0-0 1.000Newport News Apprentice 1-0-0 1.000North Carolina-Pembroke 1-1-0 .500North Carolina State 1-1-0 .500North Dakota 1-0-0 1.000North Dakota State 2-2-0 .500Northern Colorado 4-3-0 .571Northern Illinois 2-1-0 .667Northern Iowa 0-1-0 .000Northern Michigan 1-0-0 1.000Northern State 1-0-0 1.000Northeastern State 13-0-0 1.000Northwestern Oklahoma 3-0-0 1.000Northwest Missouri 11-0-0 1.000North Texas 3-0-0 1.000Notre Dame (Ohio) 0-1-0 .000Ohio 0-1-0 .000Oklahoma 8-45-2 .164

Opponent W-L-T Pct. Oklahoma Baptist 3-3-0 .750Oklahoma City 10-2-0 .833Oklahoma State 0-29-1 .016Ouachita Baptist 5-0-0 1.000Oregon 1-1-0 .500 Oregon State 0-1-0 .000Pennsylvania 1-0-0 1.000Penn State 0-2-0 .000Peru State 2-0-0 1.000Pittsburgh-Johnstown 3-1-0 .750Portland State 2-2-0 .500San Diego State 2-0-0 1.000San Francisco State 3-0-0 1.000Seton Hall 1-0-0 1.000Simon Fraser 1-0-0 1.000Southeastern Oklahoma 1-0-0 1.000Southwest Missouri 14-0-0 1.000Southwestern Oklahoma 10-13-0 .435South Dakota State 7-4-0 .636SIU-Edwardsville 23-8-2 .727St. Cloud State 1-1-0 .500Stetson 2-0-0 1.000Tennessee 0-1-0 .000Tennessee-Chattanooga 3-0-0 1.000Truman State 9-0-0 1.000UCLA 1-0-0 1.000Univ. Preparatory School 1-0-0 1.000Upper Iowa 2-1-0 .667Utah State 1-0-0 1.000Utah Valley State 1-0-0 1.000Virginia Tech 0-1-0 .000Wartburg 4-1-0 .800Washington 1-0-0 1.000Wayland Baptist 1-0-0 1.000Weber State 1-1-0 .500West Liberty 2-1-0 .667Western Montana 1-0-0 1.000Western State 15-2-0 .882Western Illinois 2-0-0 .000Wichita State 1-0-0 1.000Wisconsin 0-1-0 .000Wisconsin-Parkside 10-0-0 1.000Wisconsin-Stevens Point 2-0-0 1.000Wisconsin-Whitewater 1-0-0 1.000Wyoming 0-2-0 .000

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Coach Season Record National FinishOrion Stuteville 1921-22 0-1-0Orion Stuteville 1922-23 0-1-1Orion Stuteville 1923-24 3-2-0No Team 1924-25Orion Stuteville 1925-26 1-2-0Orion Stuteville 1926-27 3-1-1Orion Stuteville 1927-28 3-3-0Ray Murphy 1928-29 3-3-0Ray Murphy 1929-30 5-0-1Ray Murphy 1930-31 7-1-0Ray Murphy 1931-32 5-2-0Raymond Swartz 1932-33 4-3-0Raymond Swartz 1933-34 6-2-0Raymond Swartz 1934-35 5-2-0 2nd, AAURaymond Swartz 1935-36 3-2-1 2nd, NCAA IGene Smith 1936-37 5-2-0Gene Smith 1937-38 3-3-0Gerald Barnett 1938-39 1-4-0No Team 1940-45Deroit Smith 1946-47 1-6-0No Team 1947-72Jimmy Rogers 1972-73 2-8-1 4th, NAIAJimmy Rogers 1973-74 10-3-0 2nd, NAIAJimmy Rogers 1974-75 3-3-0 3rd, NAIAJimmy Rogers 1975-76 4-6-0 3rd, NAIA/ 11th, NCAA IIJimmy Rogers 1976-77 6-4-0 7th, NCAA IIJimmy Rogers 1977-78 4-7-0 4th, NAIAEddieGriffin 1978-79 7-3-0 1st,NAIAEddieGriffin 1979-80 12-5-0 3rd,NAIAEddieGriffin 1980-81 14-5-0 1st,NAIA

Coach Season Record National FinishEddieGriffin 1981-82 7-5-1 1st,NAIADavid James 1982-83 7-6-0 5th, NAIADavid James 1983-84 11-5-1 1st, NAIADavid James 1984-85 11-9-0 1st, NAIADavid James 1985-86 12-7-0 1st, NAIADavid James 1986-87 12-5-0 1st, NAIADavid James 1987-88 9-3-1 2nd, NAIADavid James 1988-89 12-3-0 1st, NAIADavid James 1989-90 12-4-1 2nd, NCAA IIDavid James 1990-91 9-4-0 2nd, NCAA IIDavid James 1991-92 14-1-0 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 1992-93 7-4-0 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 1993-94 12-2-0 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 1994-95 11-2-1 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 1995-96 11-5-0 2nd, NCAA IIDavid James 1996-97 9-6-0 3rd, NCAA IIDavid James 1997-98 12-2-0 4th, NCAA IIDavid James 1998-99 11-4-0 3rd, NCAA IIDavid James 1999-00 9-5-0 2nd, NCAA IIDavid James 2000-01 13-3-0 3rd, NCAA IIDavid James 2001-02 15-1-0 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 2002-03 18-1-0 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 2003-04 15-3-0 3rd, NCAA IIDavid James 2004-05 12-7-0 11th, NCAA IIDavid James 2005-06 14-3-0 4th, NCAA IIDavid James 2006-07 15-4-0 1st, NCAA IIDavid James 2007-08 14-6-0 6th, NCAA IIDavid James 2008-09 11-6-1 6th, NCAA IIDavid James 2009-10 8-5-0 15th, NCAA IIDavid James 2010-11 15-4-0 13th, NCAA IIDavid James 2011-12 9-5-0 10th, NCAA IIDavid James 2012-13 13-1-0 4th, NCAA II

Coach Tenure Years Record Pct.Orion Stuteville 1921-28 6 10-10-2 .500Pat Murphy 1928-32 4 20-6-1 .759Raymond Swartz 1932-36 4 18-9-1 .661Gene Smith 1936-39, 1946-47 4 12-16-0 .429Gerald Barnett 1939-40 1 1-4-0 .200Jimmy Rogers 1972-78 6 29-31-1 .484EddieGriffin 1978-82 4 40-18-1 .692David James 1982-Present 31 363-126-5 .740 Totals 60 493-220-11 .689

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About uCo


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The University of Central Oklahoma prepares future leaders in an opportunity-rich environment, ideally located in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.

Central offers an innovative learning community where teaching comes first and students develop personal relationships with faculty and staff who are committed to transforming lives. With 114 undergraduate majors and 54 graduate programs, Central is a smart investment for students dedicated to their future success.

Central is home to students from throughout Oklahoma, as well as all 50 states and more than 100 countries. Among Central’s many unique and notable academic programs are Forensic Science, Accounting, Music Theater, Professional Golf Management, Jazz Studies, Mass Communication, Nursing, and Funeral Science.

Central is:• Home to the world-renown Forensic Science Institute, which attracts experts

from throughout the world to teach students and law enforcement professionals the latest techniques in crime fighting

• Rated by The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the “2010 Great Col-leges to Work For”

• Winner of multiple national and statewide awards for sustainability efforts• An official Olympic and Paralympic Training Site, as designated by the U.S.

Olympic Committee• Home to the Academy of Contemporary Music at UCO, located in Oklahoma

City’s Bricktown district• Partnered with Chesapeake Energy to build the CHK-Central Boathouse on the

Oklahoma River, which will house Central’s rowing team as well as an entertain-ment venue and an art gallery

• Home to 2008 Carnegie Foundation Professor of the Year, Dr. Wei Chen• Ranked among the top universities nationally in residence lifeIn Fall 2010, Central opened the new state-of-the-art Center for Transformative

Learning, a classroom building designed intentionally to encourage collaboration and creativity in its learning spaces. In addition, Central’s appealing 210-acre campus is on track to become a certified botanical garden, offering both a pleasing learning and living environment and a source of pride for students, employees and alumni.

Founded in 1890, the University of Central Oklahoma is the state’s first public institution of higher learning, and continues to cultivate creativity and innovation in every corner of campus, bringing to life its core values of Character, Community and Civility each day.

the university

uCo QuiCk FACts Founded: December 24, 1890Location: Edmond, OklahomaPresident: Dr. Don BetzEnrollment: 17,101Faculty: More than 400 full-time professors with an additional 380 professionals from the community serving as adjunct faculty. A full 75 percent of faculty members have earned doctorates.Student/Faculty Ratio: 19:1Student Representation: Students come from all 50 states and more than 100 countries.Academic Divisions: Five undergraduate colleges and a college of gradu-ate studies and research.Degrees: UCO awards 10 bachelor’s degrees with 114 undergraduate majors and 112 options. There are six master’s degrees with 24 majors and 47 options. UCO also offers a Funeral Service Certificate Program.School Calendar: Two 16-week semesters (fall and spring) and an 8-week summer session.Library: The Chambers Library exceeds 1.4 million volumes of books, microforms, periodicals and government documents.Organizations: More than 200 clubs and organizations on campus.Accreditation: North Central Association of Colleges and Schools; As-sociation of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs; National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education; American Speech and Hearing Association; American Dietetic Association; American Chemical Society; National League of Nursing and other professional program organizations.


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AthletiC AdministrAtion

AthletiC direCtor

Joe muller

Serving in his sixth year as athletic director at Central Oklahoma is Joe Muller, who has helped return the Bronchos to national prominence in NCAA Division II.

UCO won its first-ever women’s national championship in softball last spring and finished 27th among more than 300 Division II schools in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings for 2012-13. That’s the highest finish in 15 years for the Bronchos and the athletic department’s fund-raising efforts have reached new heights.

Muller brought a wealth of Division I experience when he became just the seventh athletic director in school history in July of 2008 after previous stints at Oklahoma State and Purdue.

Joe served as senior associate athletic director for external relations at Purdue for two years before coming to UCO. He oversaw all facets of external relations while at Purdue, including development,

marketing and promotions and the John Purdue Club.A graduate of Stillwater High School, Joe earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from OSU. He served as director of athletic

marketing and promotions at OSU from 1985-90 and then was involved in the television industry for more than a decade.Muller returned to Oklahoma State in 2002 as associate athletic director, serving in that capacity until going to Purdue. His duties

included all development activities of the athletic department and under Muller’s watch, OSU raised over $90 million to renovate its football stadium, set football attendance records in 2003, ’04 and ’05 and had all-sport ticket revenues increase more than 115 percent.

Joe is married (Julie) and has three sons (Jaxon, Brandon and Matthew).

President

dr. don betz

Now in his third year as Central Oklahoma’s president is Dr. Don Betz, who became the school’s 20th president in August 2011 after having previously served as UCO’s Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs from 1999-2005.

President Betz developed several initiatives and programs that helped transform Central into one of the leading metropolitan universities in the nation during his first stint at the school and he’s been the driving force in making UCO a destination of choice in higher education since his return to campus.

President Betz has enjoyed a distinguished career in higher education that spans more than 40 years, developing a reputation for teaching and encouraging students, leadership development and diplomacy through his international activities, most notably with the United Nations and its affiliated non-government organizations.

Prior to returning to UCO, he served as president of Northeastern State, a post he held for three years. He also served as Chan-cellor at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls from 2005 until his appointment at NSU and as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Palmer College (Iowa) from 1994-1999.

In the 23 years prior, he fulfilled various capacities at NSU, including the Vice President of University Relations and Professor of Political Science. While at NSU, he also was the Executive Director of the Educational Foundation, Assistant to the President, Dean of Continuing Education and Special Programs, Director of the Sequoyah Institute/Center for Tribal Studies, the founder and advisor of the university’s President’s Leadership Class and its Model United Nations program.

From 1982 through 2003, President Betz worked for and with the United Nations on Middle East issues. He founded and chaired the International Coordinating Committee on the Question of Palestine (ICCP), a UN-affiliated non-governmental organization (NGO) network pursuing peace in the Middle East based on UN resolutions.

A frequent writer and speaker, Dr. Betz has addressed international, educational, motivational topics, and has worked with news-papers, radio and television. His life-long interest in global issues and his passion for promoting cross-cultural understanding has led him to more than 80 countries.

While president at NSU, he served as the chair of the Northeast Oklahoma Public Facility Authority, board member for BancFirst in Tahlequah, the Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce, Creative Oklahoma, Inc., and chair of the Regional University System of Oklahoma Council of Presidents. He is a member of the Oklahoma Academy, Leadership Oklahoma, Universities and Colleges President’s Climate Commitment, International Association of University Presidents and has served as Chairman of AASCU’s International Education Committee.

President Betz received his B.A. in Political Science and Philosophy from the University of San Francisco and his M.A. and Ph.D. in International Studies from the Graduate School of International Studies at the University of Denver. He also completed Harvard University’s Institute for Educational Management.


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AthletiC ComPliAnCe

dArnell smithServing as Central Oklahoma’s Director of Athletic Compliance is Darnell Smith, who took over the position in June of 2010 after

serving in the same capacity at the University of New Mexico.A native of San Antonio, Texas, Smith was a four-year member of the Oklahoma State football team from 2002-06 at defensive end.

He was a three-time recipient of the Arthur Ashe Scholar award at OSU and also earned second-team honors on the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America Team.

Darnell was named OSU’s Outstanding Senior and earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from there. He served as a graduate assistant in the OSU compliance office in 2007-08 and worked as a management development trainee for the United States Olympic Committee from June 2008 to February 2009.

Smith went to New Mexico in February of 2009 and was there until coming to UCO.He is married (Candace).

senior AssoCiAte AthletiC direCtor

sCott WilliAmsScott Williams is in his fourth year as Central Oklahoma’s senior associate athletic director, coming to Edmond in December of 2009

after a nearly five-year stint at Oklahoma State.His main duties include overseeing UCO’s athletic facilities and the day-to-day operations of the athletic department and he was

the event manager for three NCAA Division II regional tournaments the Bronchos hosted in 2011-12 -- soccer, wrestling and softball. Williams was associate athletic director for compliance at OSU for three years, overseeing the entire compliance program. He spent

the previous two years at OSU as assistant athletic director for compliance, with the responsibility of seven varsity programs.Scott spent seven years as assistant athletic director for compliance at Oral Roberts before going to OSU. He was responsible for

all compliance-related matters in addition to supervising eight varsity programs and coordinating all event management activities for home athletic events at ORU.

A 1995 graduate of OSU, Williams earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma in 1998 and worked in the University of Kansas athletic department before going to ORU.

Scott, a product of Deer Creek High School outside Edmond, is married (Tammy) and has four children (J.R., Matthew, Hannah and Luke).

AthletiC tiCkets

Gunner PoFF Gunnar Poff is in his fourth year with the Central

Oklahoma Athletic Department, coordinating ticket sales for the Bronchos while also assisting in a host of other roles related to game-day operations.

A native of Sayre, Poff earned his bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from Southwestern Oklahoma in 2007.

Gunnar was a pitcher on the baseball team while at SWOSU.

He went on to earn a master’s of education in intercollegiate athletics admin-istration in 2009 from the University of Oklahoma, working in the office of event management during his tenure with the Sooners.

Poff is married (Tessa) and has two daughters (Presley and Piper).

AthletiC mArketinG

brAndon bAker In his third year with the Central Oklahoma athletic

department is Brandon Baker, who is responsible for corporate sponsorships and marketing for athletic events on the UCO campus, working with local, regional and national businesses to create memorable experiences for both fans and sponsors.

Baker was at the Oklahoma City RedHawks for 10 years before coming to UCO, working with corporate sponsorships, baseball operations, game-day experience

and ticket office manager. He spent two years prior to that with the West Tennes-see Diamond Jaxx, a minor league affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.

A native of Fulton, Mo., Baker is a University of Missouri graduate and was involved with the Mizzou chapter of Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Baker is married (Erin) and has two sons (Benjamin and Evan).

AthletiC business

britni brAnnon Britni Brannon is in her second year at Central

Oklahoma, serving as business manager for the athletic department as well as the senior women’s administrator.

An Oklahoma native, Brannon graduated from UCO in 2002 and spent the next five years working for an audio/visual company doing marketing, advertising and materials management.

A Certified Procurement Officer with the State of Oklahoma, Brannon returned to UCO in 2007 as a

Buyer II in the Purchasing, Payment Services & Travel department and was in that capacity until moving to the athletic department.

Britni is married (Todd) and has one son (Alex).

AthletiC ComPliAnCe

Jeremy roGers Jeremy Rogers joined the Central Oklahoma Ath-

letic Department in November of 2012 as Compliance Coordinator.

A native of Medford, Rogers played football for four years at Southern Nazarene and earned all-conference honors at tight end as a senior. He graduated SNU in 2007 with a degee in sports managment.

Jeremy went on to law school at Oklahoma, earning his juris doctor degree there. He worked as an intern in

the compliance department and Office of Legal Counsel while at OU.Jeremy is married (Rachel) and has an infant son (Mason).


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mediA inFormAtion

Press CredentiAlsMedia representatives wanting to cover a home dual at Hamilton Field House

should contact the UCO Athletic Media Relations Office (405-974-2142) in order to be placed on a pass list. No press parking is available at Hamilton Field House. Press serviCe

Press seating is available on the north side of the Hamilton Field House. Please call (405-974-2142) to reserve a seat. broAdCAst serviCe

One courtesy line (405-974-3185) is available for a visiting radio station. All line charges are the responsibility of the visiting station.

intervieW PoliCyTo arrange a wrestler or coach interview prior to the day of a dual please

contact the UCO Athletic Media Relations Office so that a time convenient for both parties can be arranged.

mediA outletsedmondEdmond Evening Sun ........................................................... 341-2121PO Box 2470, Edmond 73083 Sports Editor

Edmond Life and Leisure ...................................................... 340-3311107 S Broadway, Edmond 73034 Steve Gust, sports editor

The Vista ............................................................................... 974-5570 UCO, Communications Bldg., Edmond 73034 Sports Editor

KCSU-TV 29 ........................................................................ 974-2589 UCO, Communications Annex, Edmond 73034 Sports Director oklAhomA CityThe Oklahoman ..................................................................... 475-3314 PO Box 25125, Oklahoma City 73125 Mike Sherman, sports editor; Scott Munn, assistant sports editor

Associated Press .................................................................... 236-0663 500 N. Broadway, Oklahoma City 73102 Sports Editor

KFOR-TV (NBC) .................................................................. 478-6366 PO Box 14068, Oklahoma City 73113 Bob Barry Jr., sports director

KOCO-TV (ABC) ................................................................. 478-6681 PO Box 14555, Oklahoma City 73113 Bryan Keating, sports director

KOKH-TV (Fox) ................................................................... 843-25251228 E. Wilshire Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK, 73111Myron Patton, sports director

KSBI-TV ............................................................................... 470-8306P.O. Box 720553, Oklahoma City, OK 73172Mark Van Paasschen, sports director

KWTV (CBS) ....................................................................... 841-9954 PO Box 14159, Oklahoma City 73113 Dean Blevins, sports director tulsATulsa World .................................................................(918) 581-8355 PO Box 1770, Tulsa 74102 Michael Peters, sports editor

The Central Oklahoma Athletic Media Relations Office is under the direction of Mike Kirk, whose main duty is to keep local, state and national media informed about UCO’s 14 varsity sports.

Kirk is in his 26th year with the Bronchos, coming to UCO in November 1987.

Mike started his career in sports information as a student assistant at Oklahoma State University, where he worked for four years before graduating in 1982 with a journalism degree.

He was a sports writer at newspapers in McAlester and Lawton for five years before starting his UCO career on Nov. 2, 1987.

An active member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) who has served on several committees during his career, Kirk worked as the Press Information Manager for wrestling at the 1996 Olympic Games.

He is in his fourth year as a member of the NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships Committee, including his second as the chair. Kirk was inducted into the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame for Lifetime Achievement in the fall of 2012.

Kirk has received 58 CoSIDA publication awards at UCO, including 27 Best in the Nation citations.

Mike is married (Debbie) and has two children (Alex and Jessica).

In his second year as the Media Specialist for the Central Oklahoma Athletic Department is veteran broadcaster David Garrett.

Garrett oversees production of UCO Athletics’ enhanced presence on the internet, radio, and tele-vision. He has been UCO’s football radio play-by-play announcer since 2007 and also does several audio webcasts for men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and softball.

A native of Henryetta, Garrett began his play-by-play career in high school and through a 38-year ca-

reer has called college games in various sports for Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and others in addition to doing dozens of high school championships and all-star games.

David also served as the voice of the New Orleans Saints in 1992 and the Dallas Cowboys in 1995, winning the 1996 KATIE Award from the Dallas Press Club for his broadcast of the Cowboys’ 27-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XXX.

Garrett also won “Best Play-By-Play/Large Market” from the Oklaho-ma Association of Broadcasters for his UCO football broadcasts in 2008, ’09, and ’10.

David is married (Rajeana) and has two daughters (Allison and Alicia).

uCo AthletiC mediA relAtions

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Central Oklahoma’s Hamilton Field House opened its doors in January of 1965, during which time the school’s wrestling program was shut down.

UCO revived wrestling for the 1972-73 season and the Bronchos of Coach Jimmy Rogers wres-tled their first match in Hamilton Field House on Dec. 8, 1972, drubbing North Texas, 53-2.

Since then, UCO has compiled an impressive 186-57-2 record (.763 winning percentage) at Hamilton Field House. Current head coach David James has a 158-35-1 home record (.817) in 31 years at the helm and the Bronchos are 61-11-1 (.842) over the past 10 years.

UCO went a perfect 6-0 at HFH last season and will enter the 2013-14 campaign with a 15-match home winning streak.

The Bronchos will host six duals and the NCAA Division II Central Super Regional Tournamentin 2013-14. That 17-team qualifying event for the national tournament will be held Feb. 28-March 1.

Hamilton Field House underwent renovation in the summer of 2001, with individual chair-back seats installed on the floor. Ca-pacity is 3,000.

UCO hosted the NAIA National Wrestling Championships in Hamilton Field House in 1981 and ’84, with the Bronchos winning the championship both times. Central also hosted the 16-team NCAA Division II National Duals for five straight years, from 1995-99.

Hamilton Field House was re-named from Broncho Field House on May 1, 1993 in honor of longtime UCO coach and athletic director Dale Hamilton, who helped design the building in the early 1960s.

HFH also serves as the home facility for UCO volleyball and basketball. Numerous other events, including the university’s gradu-ation ceremonies, are also held in the building.

hAmilton Field house

The Ted Anderson Wrestling Room at Hamilton Field House is Central Oklahoma’s practice facil-ity and ranks as one of the finest in NCAA Division II.

Anderson was UCO’s first-ever na-tional champion and a long-time avid supporter of the wrestling program. The Ted Anderson Wrestling Room was dedicated on Feb. 8, 1997 before UCO’s home dual with New Mexico.

Ted, who passed away in 2003, captured the NCAA Division I title at 123 pounds in 1936 and followed that with a national runner-up finish at 126 pounds in 1937. Anderson was a three-time Oklahoma College Conference champion, winning in 1935, ’36 and ’37.

A 1937 graduate of UCO, Anderson was a coach and teacher in the Edmond school system for 35 years. He was principal of Edmond Junior High and Mid-High for 20 years before

retiring in 1976.Ted was named to the UCO Athletic Hall of Fame in 1991 and he received a Lifetime Service Award from the National Wres-

tling Hall of Fame in 1996.

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uCo tAkedoWn Club

A-A-A-A-ADarren AbelDavid AduddellRichard AgeeDavid AlleyAlley ConstructionBill Ameen (In Memory)Paul AmeenTed Anderson (In Memory)Gary AstleGary & Delana Aylor B-B-B-B-BJim BakerFay BarnettWhitt BassGary BastinShawn BatemanScott & Vicki BehennaGerald & Shirley BestJerry & Kerry BestJohn BillsDon BirdsongDusty BirdsongRicky BollenbachMatt BorrorTony BradleyCalvin & Amy BramlittGary BreeceSteve BreecePat Brule C-C-C-C-CMark & Tonia CaruthersAaron ChesterMichael ChildCitizen’s Bank of Edmond - Randy GranzowMike ClarkChris ClineCommunity HospitalJesse & Rene CradduckEarnie CrainLloyd & Kim CrownoverDanny CruzeBen & Sharon CunninghamKeith CunninghamMark Cunningham D-D-D-D-DNick D’AchilleKristi DauphinDempsey DavenportLee DavisChad DrakeConnie DrakeTodd DrakeSteve Dunlap E-E-E-E-EEd & Jennifer EdisonEdmond Generals Wrestling ClubKyle Evans

F-F-F-F-FFairfax Golf ClubSteve FergusonBob & Adena FinchJohn & Nancy FinnShawn FlemingShane FosterRussell FreelKevin & Jana Freeman G-G-G-G-GEd & Amy GallegosDavid & Tammy GalloNathan & April GomezCraig GoodFrank GoodMatt GoodsonJeff GowensJim GrahamIris Gragg (In Memory)Kelly GreggEddie Griffin H-H-H-H-HJeremy HallDavid HarbisonJeff HarbisonPaul HeathHarmon Heat & AirMatt HendersonGreg & Marie HenningTerry HenryJared HessDr. Robert HinesJeff HixsonJim HixsonKenneth & Lisa HobbsVic Hodge (In Memory)Steve HovisSteve HuddlestonDarren HuffMarc HullScott HulseyChad Humphrey J-J-J-J-JButch JacobsonChris JamesDanny & JoAnn JamesCecil James (In Memory)Ronnie JamesGreg JohnsonDax Johnston Heath JolleyHank JonesJSG Medical, Inc. K-K-K-K-K Bill & Terrie KeckMike & Jennipher KeimKirby KeithJantz KinzerJess Kirk (In Memory)

John KoehlerJerry Krittenbrink L-L-L-L-LRon LambethGary and Loretta LeavittRobert LeGrande (In Memory)Tom Love M-M-M-M-MJody MarpleRandy & Gema MarpleRyan MartinTom MasseyKeith MayTony MayJeff McKibbinMidwest Printing Co.Bobby & Rebecca MillerChip MillerBill MitchellMojo SportsTrent MonluxHardell MooreHoward MooreTom MooreJack & Sharon MorganSean MorganDerek MountsieLarry MyersScott Myrick N-N-N-N-NJane NailenPat Nailen (In Memory)Frank NeasbittChris NeedhamNoble Family Heathlcare Clinic O-O-O-O-OOklahoma Sports Science & Ortho-paedicsGreg OplotnikOP-Tec Inc.Travis OrtegaDennis Ottis P-P-P-P-PDennis ParkerPartners in Health MultiCare ClinicPaycom Operatin - Chad RichisonDarren & Debby PeasterKelly PhelpsCole Province

Q-Q-Q-Q-QJoe Quinton R-R-R-R-RCharles ReedRay RiceChad Richison

Jeff RobinettColby RobinsonChuck & Vicky RobinsonJim & Pam RogersJustin RosenBrandon RouseCody RowellJami & Rick Rowell Joe & JoAnn RowellDavid & Robin RuthWes Ruth

S-S-S-S-SBrent SaretteEd & Andrea SchmauchSchmidt Resources Inc.Joe & Wendy SchneiderHoward SeayBill & Betty SeayJerry SearcyShelter InsuranceShawn SilvisChance SkidgelKevin SmithSteve SpenserRandy StaffordJoe StarzenskiTodd SteidleySandy StinesChuck StumbaughEddie SullivanGable SullivanMatt & Deah Surber T-T-T-T-TBryan TapleyKent TaylorKirk TaylorTerritory ResourcesCody ThompsonTommy ThompsonMike & Melissa ToddJeff TuckerMax Tuepker W-W-W-W-WSkip WagnonSteve & JoAnne WalkupDr. Louie WallLouis Wall Family PracticeMichael WalkupAlex WarrenRichard WarrenRick WarrenDean & Susan WatsonChris & April WegenerBobby WeisMark WestWes WhiteShawn WilsonStoney Wright Z-Z-Z-Z-ZRandy Zellner

The UCO Takedown Club is an organization of Broncho wrestling fans whose support is vital to the continued success of UCO’s storied program. Members of the UCO Takedown Club receive several special benefits in return for their support. For information on joining the UCO Takedown Club, contact head coach David James at (405-974-2509/[email protected]).


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Central Oklahoma’s powerhouse wrestling program has produced a large number of teachers and coaches as well as national champions and All-Americans.

Entering the 2013-14 school year, 61 former UCO wrestlers were serving as teachers and coaches in schools around the country. A look at the list:Name (Final year) Current Town (School)Richard Agee (1988) Muskogee SchoolsFay Barnett (1993) Kingfisher High SchoolJerry Best (1996) Allen, Texas High SchoolRicky Bollenbach (1985) Edmond (North High School)Ty Bowling (2004) Glenpool High SchoolBenny Coleman (1984) Choctaw High SchoolRichard Dabbs (1977) Ardmore High SchoolLee Davis (1985) Edmond (Memorial High School)Link Davis (1998) Sapulpa High SchoolJohnny Deaton (1987) Sand Springs High SchoolMatt Douglass (2002) Moore High SchoolSteve Dunlap (1980) Tulsa (Union High School)E.J. Edgar (1995) Blackwell High SchoolWill Evans (1991) Bristow High SchoolEd Evey (1979) Kingfisher High SchoolJimmy Filippo (1990) Tuttle High SchoolChris Finn (2006) Westmoore High SchoolDustin Finn (2010) Westmoore High SchoolPatrick Finn (2011) Westmoore High SchoolSteve Foster (1981) Bethel High SchoolShawn Gee (1995) Coweta Public SchoolsDarren Huff (1984) Edmond (Memorial High School)Ronnie James (1984) Del City High SchoolHeath Jolley (2008) Skiatook High SchoolShawn Jones (1991) Broken Arrow High SchoolKeith Kizarr (1997) Marlow High SchoolKelly Henderson (2013) Marlow High SchoolRichard Holland (1995) Moore SchoolsAndy Howington (1990) Edmond (Deer Creek High School)Biff Jones (1994) Broken Arrow High SchoolJohn Kincade (1985) Greenwood, Ark. High School

Former Wrestlers in the CoAChinG rAnks

Name (Final year) Current Town (School)John Koehler (2004) Edmond (Deer Creek Public Schools)Jason Leavitt (2008) Ponca City High SchoolKevin Lochner (2005) San Diego, Calif. High SchoolJim Love (1979) Little Axe High SchoolRyan Martin (1994) Grapevine, Texas High SchoolMickey McGowan (1984) Hulbert High SchoolBrian Melchiori (1995) Independence, Kan. High SchoolBobby Miller (1996) Edmond (Memorial High School)Brock Moore (2000) Yukon High SchoolHoward Moore (1992) Bristow High SchoolTodd Osborn (1981) Elgin High SchoolPat Pace (1980) Montrose, Colo. High SchoolDarren Peaster (1987) Catoosa High SchoolMark Peck (1987) Moore (Westmoore High School)Curtis Riley (1988) Omaha, Neb. (North High School)Colby Robinson (2010) St. Louis, Mo. (DeSmet Jesuit H.S.)Wes Ruth (2007) Del City High SchoolMike Ryan (1989) Chandler High SchoolChris Saferite (2005) Andover, Kan. Central High SchoolBrent Sarette (2008) Moore (Southmoore High School)Joe Schneider (2001) Yukon High SchoolJ.B. Shanks (2003) Putnam City High SchoolTodd Stapleton (1989) Moore High SchoolMatt Surber (1998) Tuttle High SchoolJason Tapia (2004) Albuquerque, N.M. (Cibola H.S.)Larry Tettleton (1992) Edmond (North High School)Kyle Vandruff (1996) Del City High SchoolMichael Walkup (2011) Putnam City High SchoolRobert Washington (1994) Moore High SchoolShawn Wilson (1979) Barnsdall High School


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Edmond is located in the heart of Oklahoma, just north of the state capital in Oklahoma City, and has a population of over 80,000 as one of the fastest growing cities in the state.

Edmond has the best of both worlds including easy access to the city with just enough distance to maintain a close-knit community atmosphere.

The city offers outstanding hotels, nostalgic shopping areas and conveniently located attractions for your enjoyment. Known for its outstanding golf courses, Edmond has hosted some of the most excit-ing PGA and celebrity events in the past two decades at world-famous Oak Tree Golf Club.

Edmond is the fastest growing, most economically dynamic city in Oklahoma. Thriving technology firms, diverse retail and commercial opportunities, and small corporate office headquarters have enhanced our reputation as the affluent residential suburb to the metropolitan area.

The local economy is booming. Retail trade has doubled just since 1990, commercial building permits continue at a record pace, and na-tional retailers are building Edmond locations at an unparalleled rate.

Home values have appreciated significantly, with MultiList average sales prices increasing 19.5% since 1994. Home sales are brisk, with average time on the market of close to 90 days for most price ranges. New home and commercial construction have contributed nearly a bil-lion dollars to the economy since 1994 alone.

There are many more activities in Edmond, with a variety of music, art, theatre, water and sporting events that make for spectacular family fun.

Edmond is also just minutes south of historic Guthrie, which offers a variety of cozy bed-and-breakfast establishments along with the Lazy-E-Arena that is home to a number of rodeo events every year.

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Central Oklahoma is in its second year as a member of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.

The MIAA, a 15-member conference of NCAA Division II institu-tions in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, was first orga-nized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

Over the past 100 years, the MIAA has gained the reputation of be-ing one of the top NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. MIAA schools have won 15 NCAA team championships and, since 1964, over 160 individual national titles.

The MIAA currently conducts champion-ships in eight sports for men and nine for women.

For the men, champions are crowned in football, cross country, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, baseball, tennis and golf.

The women compete for titles in vol-leyball, cross country, soccer, basketball, indoor and outdoor track & field, softball, golf and tennis.

The MIAA turned a new page on July 1, 1992, when the NCAA Division II confer-ence changed its name from the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association to the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics As-sociation.

The decision to make the change origi-nated in 1989, when Pittsburg State and Washburn became the first schools outside the state of Missouri to gain membership in the MIAA.

The conference was first organized in 1912 with 14 member institu-tions. Of those original members, Central Missouri, Truman State and Northwest Missouri State still remain a part of the MIAA.

The first change in membership came in 1924, when the MIAA reor-ganized to include only the five regional Missouri state colleges: Cen-tral Missouri, Truman (at the time known as Northeast Missouri State),

the mid-AmeriCA interColleGiAte AthletiCs AssoCiAtion Northwest Missouri, Southeast Missouri State and Southwest Missouri State (now Missouri State).

Over the next 56 years, three schools joined the membership: Mis-souri School of Mines (later Missouri-Rolla) in 1935, Lincoln in 1970 and the Missouri-St. Louis in 1980.

Ken Jones became the first full-time commissioner of the MIAA in 1981 and would be in the position for 16 years, retiring in 1997. Ralph McFillen succeeded Jones, serving 10 years before his retirement in

2007.Jim Johnson succeeded McFillen in July

of that year and served as commissioner until September of 2010, when Dr. Bob Boerigter took over.

Southwest Baptist brought membership back to eight schools in 1986, before the ma-jor expansion of the conference in 1989. Pitts-burg State, Washburn, Missouri Southern and Missouri Western began competition in the 1989-90 season.

Southeast Missouri State left the MIAA fol-lowing the 1990-91 season and was replaced by Emporia State in the 1991-92 season.

Missouri-St. Louis departed the MIAA in 1996, Missouri-Rolla left in 2005 and Lincoln forfeited its membership in 1999. Fort Hays State joined the MIAA in 2006, Nebraska-Omaha entered the league in 2008 and Lin-

coln re-joined the conference in 2010. On July 29, 2010, the MIAA CEO Council voted to extend invita-

tions to UCO and Northeastern State to become members of the league and on Sept. 24, 2010 it voted to extend invitations to Nebraska-Kear-ney and Lindenwood.

Nebraska-Omaha left the league in 2011 and Truman State did the same last year. Truman will remain an MIAA associate member in wrestling, with Newman joining the MIAA in that capacity as well to give the league seven wrestling schools

Larry HouseDr. Bob Boerigter Josh SlaughterAmber Feldman

mid-AmeriCA interColleGiAte AthletiCs AssoCiAtion Address: 114 West 11th Street (Suite 105), Kansas City, Mo. 64105Phone: (816) 421-MIAA (6422)Media Relations Fax: (816) 421-6429Website: www.themiaa.comCommissioner: Dr. Bob BoerigterAssistant Commissioner for Championships and Business Development: Larry HouseAssistant Commissioner for Compliance and Internal Operations: Amber FeldmanDirector of Communications: Josh Saughter

BroNCho WreStliNg

DomiNANCe oN the mAt 15 NAtioNAl teAm titleS• Eight-timE NAiA ChAmpioNs •

• sEvEN-timE NCAA DivisioN ii ChAmpioNs •

36 iNDiviDuAl ChAmpioNs, 135 All-AmEriCANs

iN NCAA DivisioN ii41990 - Seven All-Americans, Three Champions (Howard Moore, Johnny Nimmo and Greg Oplotnik).41991 - Six All-Americans.41992 - Six All-Americans, Three Champions (Keith Cunningham, Howard Moore and Randy Zellner).41993 - Seven All-Americans, Three Champions (Keith Cunningham, Todd Drake and Wes White).41994 - Eight All-Americans, Four Champions (Jerry Best, Ryan Martin, Brian Melchiori and Wes White).41995 - Eight All-Americans, Three Champions (Jerry Best, Mike Keim and Brian Melchiori).41996 - Six All-Americans, Three Champions (Shawn Bateman, Jerry Best, Mark Cunningham).41997 - Six All-Americans.41998 - Five All-Americans, One Champion (Matt Goodson).41999 - Four All-Americans, Two Champions (Jeremiah Constant, Edwin Lorne).42000 - Six All-Americans, One Champion (Mark Dodgen).42001 - Four All-Americans, One Champion (Cole Province).42002 - Seven All-Americans, Four Champions (Cole Province, Matt Dodgen, Shawn Silvis, Muhammed

Lawal).42003 - Five All-Americans, Three Champions (Mark Dodgen, Cole Province, Shawn Silvis).42004 - Six All-Americans, Two Champions (Cole Province, Jason Tapia).42005 - Five All-Americans.42006 - Six All-Americans.42007 - Eight All-Americans, One Champion (Kyle Evans).42008 - Five All-Americans, One Champion (Kyle Evans).42009 - Five All-Americans.42010 - Three All-Americans.42011 - Three All-Americans.42012 - Three All-Americans.42013 - Six All-Americans, One Champion (Cory Dauphin).

The Stampede Club is proud to support

our student athletes, coaches and

staff. Member contributions support

scholarships, program expenses, and

facility projects. We invite all alumni,

former student athletes, parents, and

friends of UCO to join today!

www.bronchosports.com

Contact the athletic office

for more information

(405) 974-2500

U N I V E R S I T Y O F C E N T R A L O K L A H O M A

A SAlute touCo’S NAtioNAl ChAmpioNS

Ted Anderson, ’36 Ray Clemons, ’36 Terry Henry, ’74-75 Bill Mitchell, ’74-75 David James, ’79-80 Johnny Powell, ’79

Bill Ameen, ’81-82 Benny Coleman, ’81-84 Ronnie James, ’81-82-83 Dennis Kendrick, ’81 Alan Maddox, ’81 Todd Osborn, ’81

Jack O’Connor, ’84 Ricky Bollenbach, ’85 Joe Starzenski, ’86 Todd Steidley, ’87 Johnny Nimmo, ’87-88-89-90 Shawn Fleming, ’89

Jerry Best, ’94-95-96 Ryan Martin, ’94 Brian Melchiori, ’94-95 Mike Keim, ’95 Shawn Bateman, ’96 Mark Cunningham, ’96

Matt Goodson, ’98 Jeremiah Constant, ’99 Edwin Lorne, ’99 Mark Dodgen, ’00-03 Cole Province, ’01-02-03-04 Matt Dodgen, ’02

Howard Moore, ’90-92 Greg Oplotnik, ’90 Keith Cunningham, ’92-93 Randy Zellner, ’92 Todd Drake, ’93 Wes White, ’93-94

Shawn Silvis, ’02-03 Muhammed Lawal, ’02 Jason Tapia, ’04 Kyle Evans, ‘07-08 Cory Dauphin, ‘13

NAtioNAl ChAmpioNS: 1979, ‘81, ‘82, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘89, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘02, ‘03, ‘07

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