2009-10 Edinboro Wrestling Media Guide

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The Championship Trail

} First RoundDefeated Rex Kendle, Michigan State, F1:04} Second RoundDefeated Nick Amuchastegui, Stanford, 51} Quarterfinals Defeated Moza Fay, Northern Iowa (#4 seed), 125} SemifinalsDefeated Jonathan Reader, Iowa State (#8 seed), RT 66 tb2} FinalsDefeated Andrew Howe, Wisconsin (#2 seed), 32

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Jarrod King became Edinboro’s fourth NCAA Division I NationalChampion with a 32 upset of secondseeded Andrew Howe ofWisconsin. King came in as the 12th seed and upset three seedsto join Sean O’Day, Josh Koscheck and teammate Gregor Gillespieas Edinboro national champions.

}Coaching StaffHead Coach Tim Flynn ...................................... 23, 5Assistant Coaches .................................................. 45

}Team InformationFast Facts ...................................................................... 1200910 Schedule ..............................................1, OBC200910 Preview...................................................... 68Returning National Qualifiers ............................1016200910 Fighting Scots ........................................ 1725Roster/Roster Breakdown......................................26

}Season Review200809 in Review ..............................................2829200809 Dual Meet Results................................3031The 2009 NCAA Championships............................32Edinboro NCAA Tournament Results ..................33The 2009 EWL Tournament ..................................34The 2009 PSAC Championships ............................35200809 Results........................................................ 36200809 Individual Statistics ..................................36

200809 Tournament Results................................36

}HistoryNCAA Division I National Champions ..................38NCAA Honors & Awards........................................ 39Edinboro AllAmericans.......................................... 40EWL Honors & Awards ............................................41PSAC Honors & Awards ..........................................42YearbyYear Records ..............................................43Career Coaching Records........................................43AllTime Roster ....................................................4445AllTime Division I Results ................................ 4647AllTime vs. Opponents............................................47AllTime Individual Records ....................................48AllTime Team ............................................................49EWL Hall of Fame......................................................49}MiscellaneousThis is Edinboro University .................................... 50President Dr. Jeremy D. Brown ............................50Director of Athletics Bruce Baumgartner..........IBC

Edinboro Fast FactsLocation: Edinboro, PA 16444Enrollment: 8.287Nickname: Fighting ScotsColors: Red & WhiteAffiliation: NCAA I Conference: Eastern Wrestling League;

Pennsylvania State Athletic ConferenceArena: McComb Fieldhouse Capacity: 3,500President: Dr. Jeremy D. BrownAthletic Director: Bruce BaumgartnerHead Coach: Tim Flynn (Penn State ‘81)Record at Edinboro: 136394, 13th yearCareer Record: 136394, 13th yearAssistant Coaches: Cliff Moore (Iowa ‘04);

Kyle Cerminara (Buffalo ‘09); Joey Fendone (Edinboro ‘09)

Office Phone: (814) 7321856Trainer: Gary Hanna

200809 Record: 1441200809 NCAA Tournament Finish: 6thEWL Record/Finish: 501/1stPSAC Record/Finish: 300/1stLettermen Returning/Lost: 7/6Starters Returning/Lost: 4/6NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 6/4

Eric Morrill (125 lbs. in ‘08); Torsten Gillespie (149 lbs.); Jarrod King (165 lbs.); Chris Honeycutt (184 lbs.); Pat Bradshaw (197 lbs.); Chris Birchler (Hwt. with East Stroudsburg)

AllAmericans Returning/Lost: 1/2Jarrod King (165 lbs. 1st)

Starters Returning200809

Name Wt. Yr. RecordEric Morrill* 125 Jr. 175Torsten Gillespie 149 Jr. 2719Gregor Gillespie 157 Sr. 374Jarrod King 165 Sr. 325Phil Moricone# 174 Sr. 30Paul Paddock 174 So. 1014Chris Honeycutt@ 184 So. 338Pat Bradshaw 197 Jr. 269

* redshirted in ‘0809# missed most of season with injury@ expected to redshirt

Starters Lost200809

Name Wt. RecordPaul Donahoe 125 351Ricky Deubel 133 2614Steve Waite 141 107Gregor Gillespie 157 413Joey Fendone Hwt. 308

Key NewcomersName Wt. Yr.Shawn Giblin 133 Fr.Johnny Greisheimer 157 Fr.Matt Laird 157 Fr.Chris Birchler Hwt. Sr.

CreditsThe 200910 Edinboro University Wrestling Media Guide is a production of the sports informationdepartment, Bob Shreve, director. Photo credits to Mike Gallagher, Bob Wheeler, Bob McCool

and Chip Clarke.

2009-10 Wrestling ScheduleDate Opponent Site TimeSat., Nov. 7 at EMU Open Ypsilanti, MI All DaySat., Nov. 14 at Brockport/Oklahoma Gold

Showcase Brockport, NY All DaySun., Nov. 22 at Sprawl & Brawl Classic Binghamton, NY All Day

vs. Sacred Heart 9:45 a.m.vs. Rider 11:30 a.m.vs. Penn State 3:00 p.m.

Sat., Dec. 5 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Edinboro, PA All DaySun., Dec. 13 at Ohio State Perrysburg, OH 2:00 p.m.Sun., Dec. 20 at Reno Tournament Reno, NV All DayTue., Dec. 29 to at Southern Scuffle Greensboro, NC All Day

Wed., Dec. 30Fri., Jan. 8 to at Virginia Duals Hampton, VA All Day

Sat., Jan. 9Sat., Jan. 16 BUFFALO Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sun., Jan. 17 at Clarion# Clarion, PA 2:00 p.m. Sat., Jan. 23 at Lock Haven# Lock Haven, PA 7:00 p.m. Fri., Feb. 5 BLOOMSBURG# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sat., Feb. 6 at Cleveland State# Cleveland, OH 5:00 p.m.Fri., Feb. 12 NORTH CAROLINA Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 13 EDINBORO OPEN Edinboro, PA All DayFri., Feb. 19 at Pittsburgh# Pittsburgh, PA 7:00 p.m.Sat., Feb. 20 WEST VIRGINIA# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sun., Mar. 7 at EWL Tournament Morgantown, WV All DayThur., Mar. 18 to at NCAA Division I Omaha, NE All Day

Sat., Mar. 20 National Championships

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Tim Flynn13th YearPenn State ‘86

Mike DeAnna, Bruce Baumgartner, andnow Tim Flynn. Edinboro University has beenblessed with outstanding wrestling coachessince elevating the program to Division I statusin the mid80's. Flynn enters his 13th season incharge of the Fighting Scot wrestlers, and priorto that he served as an assistant coach underBaumgartner for five years.

The former Penn State AllAmerican hasproduced quite a legacy in his 12 seasons at thehelm. Edinboro has dominated easternwrestling circles during Flynn's reign, winningthe Eastern Wrestling League Championshipthe last seven years and 11 of the last 12 years,along with the Pennsylvania State AthleticConference Tournament title 10 times in thelast 12 campaigns.

In addition, Edinboro at one point a yearago had won 34 of 35 dual matches, and has acurrent streak of 55 wins in the last 64 dualmatches. Finally, the Fighting Scots have notlost in 25 straight EWL duals, going 2401, withstraight seasons without a loss.

Flynn is working his magic nationally, aswell. He has guided three of his last four editions to some of the most dominant campaigns in Edinboro history. Last year saw theFighting Scots finish sixth at the NCAA DivisionI National Championships, tying the 1997 teamfor the top finish since Edinboro moved up toDivision I.

Three wrestlers earned AllAmerican honors, marking the third time in four years withthree AllAmericans. That included the thirdnational champion to train under Flynn, asJarrod King came away with the national crownat 165 lbs. In addition, Paul Donahoe reachedthe finals at 125 lbs., marking the first timeEdinboro had two wrestlers in the finals.Donahoe would finish second, while GregorGillespie joined Josh Koscheck as a fourtime AllAmerican with a fourth place finish at 157 lbs.

All that winning led to more awards forFlynn, as he was recognized as the EWL Coach

of the Year for the fifth time and the PSACCoach of the Year for the eighth time.

Edinboro finished the season with a 1441record, giving Flynn a 136395 record atEdinboro. He broke Fred Caro’s record forcareer victories a year ago.

During his 12 years he has produced 24 AllAmericans and 97 national qualifiers, capped byJosh Koscheck's national championship at 174lbs. in 2001, Gillespie’s in 2007, and King’s lastspring. Koscheck became Edinboro's second alltime national champion at the Division I level,and with a third place finish in 2002, becameEdinboro's first fourtime AllAmerican.

The 200506 Fighting Scots finished witha perfect 120 record, the only Division I team inthe country to go undefeated. They dominated the PSAC Championships, as nine wrestlersreached the finals and six earned championships, both PSAC records.

Next came the EWL Tournament, wheredespite just two wrestlers capturing first place,nine earned a trip to Nationals, as Edinborooutdistanced West Virginia for its fourthstraight EWL crown. Flynn would later benamed the EWL Coach of the Year for thefourth time.

Finally came a memorable threeday stayin Oklahoma City, OK. Edinboro departed theNCAA Division I National Championships withthree AllAmericans and an eighth place finish,the highest since the 1997 team finished sixth,and the thirdhighest finish ever. The three AllAmericans were the most since 2000.

The 200607 team came back with thesecond straight top ten finish at Nationals, finishing ninth. The Fighting Scots onceagain had three AllAmericans, including the program’s third nationalchampion, and second under Flynn,as Gregor Gillespie brought home thetitle at 149 lbs.

Edinboro ended the year with a171 record, a school record for wins,and finished the regular seasonranked sixth, the highest in schoolhistory. The lone loss came toeighthranked Penn State, and theScots avenged that loss with a 1917victory later in the season to finishfirst in the Virginia Duals.

The Fighting Scots once againwon the PSAC Championship, as allten wrestlers earned AllPSAC honorswith at least a third place finish,including five champions. Threegrapplers came away with first placefinishes at the EWL Tournament, andeight qualified for Nationals. Flynnwas later named the PSAC Coach ofthe Year for the sixth time.

The 200708 Edinboro editionappeared primed for a third straighttop ten finish as all ten wrestlersqualified for Nationals. But theFighting Scots had a rough showing

at Nationals, finishing in a tie for 21st. One ofthe few bright spots was Gregor Gillespie placing fifth at 157 lbs. to earn AllAmerican honorsfor the third time.

In addition, Edinboro dominated the EWLTournament and PSAC Championships, withFlynn being named the PSAC Coach of the Yearfor the seventh time. Edinboro tied the PSACrecord with seven individual champions.

In 2005, The Fighting Scots finished 28that Nationals, the first time that Edinboro hadnot finished in the top 25 during Flynn’stenure. However, the Fighting Scots could stilltake solace in Shawn Bunch’s second place finish at 133 lbs. He became just the sixth Borograppler to earn a runnerup spot.

Edinboro previously recorded a 12th placefinish in 2001 and a 14th place finish in 2002under Flynn, plus a pair of 15th place finishes.

In 200405, Flynn took a young and inexperienced lineup, and one which would battleinjuries throughout the year, and led it to a 951record.

It would have been easy to use the inexperience and injuries as an excuse, particularlywhen the Fighting Scots failed to win theirfourth straight PSAC title. Instead, Flynn ralliedhis grapplers to a resounding first place finishat the EWL Tournament. Bunch was the loneindividual champion, but six Fighting Scotsqualified for Nationals.

Flynn was recognized as the PSAC Coachof the Year in 2004 after guiding Edinboro to a103 finish and a third straight PSAC title. In2003 he was named both the EWL and PSACCoach of the Year.

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The 200304 Fighting Scot editionmatured as the year went on, easily capturingthe PSAC crown as five grapplers broughthome individual titles, one shy of the schoolrecord. Just over a month later the FightingScots rallied from six points down entering thefinal session to tie West Virginia for the EWLchampionship. A recordtying four Scots werecrowned champions, with six Edinborowrestlers qualifying for Nationals.

Edinboro also won the EWL dual meettitle for the fourth time in six seasons, unseating West Virginia with a 2513 upset of theMountaineers in Morgantown and endingWVU's 19match EWL winning streak. TheFighting Scots posted a perfect 70 record inEWL competition.

A youthful Edinboro squad surprised theexperts by finishing with a 105 record in 2003,winning both the EWL and PSACChampionships. The Scots only finished thirdduring the EWL dual meet season, but thanksto four first place finishes and all ten wrestlersplacing no lower than fourth, Edinboro outdistanced West Virginia to reclaim the EWLTournament crown from the Mountaineers.The PSAC Championship featured four individual champions. Matt King went on to placefourth at 165 lbs. at Nationals, with eight Scotsqualifying for Nationals.

The Fighting Scots posted a 104 ledgerthe year before, extending their EWL unbeatenstreak to 25 straight matches before an injuryravaged team suffered a loss at Lock Haven.The Boro edged Lock Haven in the PSACChampionships, and later went on to finish second to West Virginia at the EWL Tournament.Seven Fighting Scots qualified for Nationals atEWLs, with Koscheck and Cory Ace going on toearn AllAmerican status at Nationals. Ace finished eighth at 133 lbs.

Edinboro finished with an 1131 record in2001, concluding the campaign with an EWLunbeaten streak of 22 matches. The streakwas interrupted by a 1616 tie with Virginia Techearly in the season, but Edinboro went on tofinish as the regular season EWL champion forthe sixth time in the last eight years, includingthe last three seasons. The Scots were 2101during their 22match unbeaten streak.Edinboro then easily outdistanced Lock Havenat the EWL Championships.

To top it off, a recordtying nine FightingScots qualified for Nationals, helping the Borofinish with an alltime high point total in IowaCity, IA. The 12th place finish led all easternschools, and was the highest finish by anEdinboro squad since the 199697 squad finished sixth. Flynn was recognized as the EWLCoach of the Year following the 2001 season.

Flynn came to Edinboro following threeseasons as a graduate assistant coach at hisalma mater, Penn State. In his first season ashead coach the Fighting Scots were only 77 indual matches, but went on to win the PSACChampionship and the EWL Championship. Itmarked the firstever EWL crown for Edinboro.

With a record nine wrestlers going toNationals, the Boro placed 15th at Nationals.

In 199899, the Fighting Scots closed outthe season with eight straight wins to finish at1131. For the second year in a row they captured the PSAC and EWL crowns, with eightScots heading to Penn State for the NCAATournament. Edinboro finished 18th amongthe 79team field. Flynn was recognized as theEWL Coach of the Year thanks to a perfect 70league mark.

Edinboro's unbeaten dual match streakreached 19 in 19992000 before CentralMichigan handed the Scots an 1815 defeat. Itwould be the only setback that year, as Flynn'sthird team went 141. That included a firsteverwin over Penn State by a 1914 count in StateCollege. Edinboro had lost its previous eightmeetings with the Nittany Lions. In addition,the Scots took first place at the prestigiousVirginia Duals.

The Scots would win their third straightPSAC and EWL titles, with Flynn recognized asthe PSAC Coach of the Year for the thirdstraight year. He was also honored asEdinboro's Coach of the Year in 19992000.Eight more wrestlers headed to Nationals,securing a 15th place finish for the Scots.

Joining the program as an assistant coachprior to the start of the 199293 season, Flynnassisted Baumgartner to a 5621 record during hisfive year period as an aide, including a perfect 140 dual match record and a 6th place finish atNationals, the best in school history, in '9596.

The Scots won three out of four EWL dualmeet championships from 199497, with perfect60 records each year, and claimed just the second PSAC Championship in school history in199495.

Following three standout seasons at Vista High School in Vista,CA, Flynn moved east to finish hisprep career at Annapolis SeniorHigh School in Annapolis, MD. Hewent on to enjoy a stellar career atPenn State, captaining the 198687squad while earning AllAmericanhonors at 134 pounds. He went30101 as a senior, winning theEWL title and finishing seventh atNationals. The Nittany Lionsenjoyed one of their greatest seasons ever with an 1811 record anda third place finish at the NCAATournament.

Flynn finished with a 105322record, still ranking among the alltime career leaders in victories forthe Nittany Lions. He also won theEWL title as a junior in 1986 whilecompeting at 126 pounds, finishingwith a 3071 mark. He qualified forNationals as a sophomore as wellafter finishing second at the EWLChampionships. He was fourtimeMidlands Championships placewinner, a twotime Mat Town USA

champion, and was an Espoir Nationalfreestyle runnerup in 1984.

Flynn graduated from Penn State in 1987with a bachelor's degree in BusinessManagement. He later earned his master'sdegree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance in 1990. He and hiswife, Tanya, reside in Edinboro with their twochildren Logan, 12 years old, and Riley, nineyears old.

All-Americans under Tim Flynn

1998 Jason Robison 190 2nd1999 Josh Koscheck 174 4th

Mark Samples 165 7th2000 Josh Koscheck 174 2nd

Shaun Shapert 157 7thKevin Welsh 184 6th

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 1stDavid Shunamon 197 6th

2002 Cory Ace 133 8thJosh Koscheck 174 3rd

2003 Matt King 165 4th2004 Matt King 165 3rd

Nate Yetzer 174 8th2005 Shawn Bunch 133 2nd2006 Shawn Bunch 133 3rd

Deonte Penn 165 4thGregor Gillespie 149 7th

2007 Gregor Gillespie 149 1stAlex Clemsen 184 4thDeonte Penn 165 7th

2008 Gregor Gillespie 157 5th2009 Jarrod King 165 1st

Paul Donahoe 125 2ndGregor Gillespie 157 4th

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Cliff Moore4th YearIowa ‘04

Former NCAA champion Cliff Moore was hired as assistantwrestling coach during the summer of2006 and enters his fourth season atEdinboro. Moore joined the Fighting Scots after working the previous twoyears with the Iowa program, his almamater. After serving as the strength

and conditioning coach in 200405, he was an administrative assistanthis second year.

Moore joined the Iowa wrestling program in 1999 after winningthree state titles as a prepster at Hempstead (IA) High School. Over thenext five years, he would win one national title and earn AllAmericanstatus three times, in addition to claiming two Big Ten titles. The national championship came while competing at 141 lbs. as a senior in 200304.That capped a year in which he finished 332 after defeating Nebraska’sMatt Murray, 52, in the national title match. He was presented the MikeHoward Award as Iowa’s most valuable wrestler. Moore ended hiscareer with twenty straight wins, including his second Big Ten title.

All told, Moore posted a 10924 career record. After redshirting in19992000, he was 173 in 200001 while competing at 133 lbs. In 200102,he took over as the starter at 133 lbs. and proceeded to earn AllAmerican honors with a sixth place finish at Nationals. Moore endedthe year with a 2810 record, placing fifth at the Big Ten Championships.He won three tournament titles, including the Midlands Tournament. Moore captured Big Ten titles as a junior and senior. He gained anothersixth place finish and AllAmerican honors at Nationals in 200203, onceagain competing at 133 lbs. While ending the season with a 319 record,he captured his first Big Ten title with a 31 win over Minnesota’s RyanLewis in sudden victory. He was named the John and Dorothy SillAward winner as Iowa’s most dedicated wrestler.

A native of Dubuque, Iowa, Moore graduated from Iowa with abachelor’s degree in Business Administration, with a concentration inMarketing, in 2004. He was named a wrestling Academic AllAmerican in2003. Moore was a member of the 2006 National Freestyle Team.

Moore and his wife Michelle reside in Edinboro and have two sons,Carver (4) and Maddox (2), who were born 16 months apart.

Kyle Cerminara2nd YearBuffalo ‘09

Former University at Buffalo AllAmerican Kyle Cerminara joined theEdinboro staff a year ago as a volunteercoach. This year he was elevated to afulltime assistant.

Cerminara enjoyed a distinguishedcareer at Buffalo, finishing with thebest career winning percentage in

school history (.784). While competing at 197 lbs., he finished with a 13734 career ledger. That included three seasons with 30ormore wins,including a 416 record in 200304, a school record for wins.

The 200304 season was also the year Cerminara became Buffalo’sfirst male AllAmerican as a Division I institution, finishing eighth with a416 record. He also won his second MidAmerican Conference champi

onship that season.As a senior Cerminara fell just shy of another 40win season, finishing

394 while going 22 in his third trip to Nationals. He was eliminated by MACrival Wynn Michalek of Central Michigan, 75. It marked the third loss thatyear to Michalek. He ran off a schoolrecord 34 straight wins at one point.Cerminara was ranked second by InterMat and Amateur Wrestling Newsand third by WIN Magazine and the WrestlingMall.com heading intoNationals. He also became UB’s first champion in the Las VegasInvitational, and also won title at Mat Town USA Invitational.

Cerminara posted a 2613 record as a freshman in 200102, winningthe MAC championship and winning one match at Nationals. He finished with a 3111 record as a sophomore.

Cerminara continues to remain active in wrestling. He placed second at the 2009 U.S. Nationals at 96kilograms to earn a spot in theWorld Team Trials. There he placed fourth in the 96kilogram freestylechallenge tournament.

A native of Lewistown, NY, who was a New York state champion asa senior at LewistonPorter. He completed work on his Bachelor’sDegree in Sociology from Buffalo this past spring.

Joey Fendone1st YearEdinboro ‘09

Fourtime national qualifier JoeyFendone begins his first season as anassistant coach with the Fighting Scots.

Fendone wrapped up his career lastspring with his third trip to Nationals atheavyweight, along with qualifying onceat 197 lbs. He concluded his career tiedfor 19th in career wins with a 10540

record. He ranks second in career falls with 45. As a fifthyear senior Fendone won his second PSAC title while

recording a 308 record at heavyweight. That included 20 falls to tieDeonte Penn’s school record. Fendone ended the year ranked 12th byInterMat and 14th by Amateur Wrestling News. He finished second atthe EWL Championships to qualify for Nationals, and then went 32 in St.Louis. He took home first place at the Oklahoma Gold Classic.

As a junior Fendone finished with an 1811 record with six falls. hewas hampered by an ankle injury that forced him to miss a month of theseason, but he still finished the year ranked 12th by Amateur WrestlingNews and 17th by InterMat. He placed third at both the EWLTournament and PSAC Championships.

Fendone fell one win shy of earning AllAmerican honors in his firstseason as a heavyweight as a sophomore. He capped a 2812 seasonwith a great run at Nationals, losing to national runnerup Aaron Anspachof Penn State, 111, in the quarterfinals, before coming back with a pairof wins in the wrestlebacks. He decisioned Kyle Massey of Wisconsin,107, then picked up his biggest win as a heavyweight with a 43 decisionover Iowa’s Matt Fields, who was seeded seventh. With AllAmericanstatus on the line, suffered his fourth loss to Bloomsburg’s Mike Spaid,but extended the ninth seed to sudden victory before losing 64.

He was a wildcard selection to Nationals in 200607 after finishingfourth at the EWL Tournament. He finished second at the PSACChampionships, falling to Spaid in the finals.

Fendone began his career at 197 lbs. He enjoyed a cinderella season, taking over as the starter at 197 lbs. in midJanuary, then proceeding to dominate the competition, running off 13 straight wins at onepoint to climb into the national rankings. He ended the year with a 299ledger and ranked second on the team with 11 falls, tied for the 17thmost in school history. In his first trip to Nationals he went 12. Heplaced second at the EWL Tournament and picked up the title at PSAC

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Championships. He was named to Amateur Wrestling News’ 2006 AllRookie Team, on the fourth team.

Fendone was a highlytouted recruit who was only the secondwrestler ever to win three New England Tournament titles and a threetime Massachusetts state champion. He captured three Massachusettsstate championships at 215 lbs. at Central Catholic High School in massachusetts, and set the school record with a 1766 career record and had120 falls, also a school record.

He was twice named the Boston Globe Wrestler of the Year andwas a fourtime AllState and Boston Herald AllState team selection . Heposted the first undefeated record in school history as a senior (360).

Fendone received his bachelor’s degree in Sports Administrationthis past May. His brother Shawn is a fourthyear junior on the FightingScots and competes at 197 lbs.

Mike HahesyDirector of WrestlingOperations8th YearEdinboro ‘87

Former Fighting Scot AllAmericanMike Hahesy returned to Edinboro asan assistant coach eight years ago.Hahesy previously served as an assistant coach at Gannon University from

19982002, helping produce eight AllAmericans and one NationalChampion. A year ago he took over a new role as director of operations

for the wrestling program. Hahesy earned Division II AllAmerican honors twice at Edinboro after

transferring from the University of Iowa. He captured the 158 lb. NationalChampionship in 1985, one of five Division II National Champions ever atEdinboro and only one of seven alltime National Champions at Edinboro.He finished second at 158 lbs. the following year. He finished with a 3661record in 198485, and was 3382 in 198586. His career winning percentageof .820 (69143) is the 12thbest in school history.

A 1987 graduate of Edinboro with a Bachelor of Science Degree inHealth and Physical Education, Hahesy was inducted into the EdinboroUniversity Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. He was inducted into the NCAADivision II National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2002. In addition, he wasrecognized as the Sox Harrison Award winner in 1986, symbolic ofEdinboro's top senior male athlete.

Hahesy served as the head wrestling coach at Warren(Pa.) HighSchool from 198893, posting a record of 51202. He produced threestate qualifiers and one state runnerup. Next came a threeyear stint atMcDowell High School, coaching the Trojans from 199396. During thattime McDowell had a 375 record, winning the Metro League championship, Sectional championship and District championship. He had eightstate qualifiers. He was named the District 10 Sectional Wrestling Coachof the Year in 1993, '95 and '96.

Hahesy resides in Erie and is the proud father of three children Madison (17), Haley (16), and Hunter (13). In addition to his undergraduatedegree from Edinboro, Hahesy received a Master's of Education Degree inAdministration, Supervision and Curriculum from St. BonaventureUniversity in June 1993, and a Doctorate of Education Degree inAdministration and Leadership from Indiana University of Pennsylvania inAugust 2002. He was hired as an assistant professor in the Health &Physical Education Department at Edinboro five years ago after previouslyserving as the assistant principal at Fairview(Pa.) High School.

TIM FLYNN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD

Year Record PSAC EWL NCAA AA’s Highlights199798 770 1st 1st 15th 1 PSAC Coach of the Year199899 1131 1st 1st 18th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year

EWL Coach of the Year199900 1410 1st 1st 15th 3 PSAC Coach of the Year200001 1131 2nd 1st 12th 2 EWL Coach of the Year200102 1040 1st 2nd 14th 2200203 1050 1st 1st 24th 1 EWL Coach of the Year

PSAC Coach of the Year200304 1030 1st T1st 24th 2 PSAC Coach of the Year200405 951 2nd 1st 28th 1200506 1200 1st 1st 8th 3 EWL Coach of the Year200607 1710 1st 1st 9th 3 PSAC Coach of the Year200708 1130 1st 1st T21st 1 PSAC Coach of the Year200809 1441 1st 1st 6th 3 EWL Coach of the Year

PSAC Coach of the Year12 Years 136-39-4

u Eighttime PSAC Coach of the Yearu Fivetime EWL Coach of the Year

u 52 PSAC Championsu 32 EWL Champions

u 105 National Qualifiersu24 AllAmericans

u3 National Champions

Tim Flynn at EdinboroTim Flynn at Edinboro

With three top ten finishes in the lastfour years at the NCAA Division I NationalChampionships, the Edinboro wrestling teamheads into each season with high expectations.

That’s the case again in 200910, and ifanything, head coach Tim Flynn expects torode the momentum of a sixth place finish ayear ago. That ties the highest finish by anEdinboro team since the move to Division I.the 199697 squad also finished sixth.

To be sure, Edinboro suffered some hugelosses from last year’s team, most notable AllAmericans Paul Donahoe (125 lbs.) and GregorGillespie (157 lbs.). The latter goes down as oneof Edinboro’s alltime greats with a schoolrecord152 wins with four AllAmerican certificates.

Throw in heavyweight Joey Fendone (105career wins) and 133 pounder Ricky Deubel(102 wins) and the Fighting Scots have a lot ofwins to replace.

But Flynn has an experienced wrestler atevery weight class, with a total of six wrestlershaving qualified for Nationals previously.

“I think the team has great expectationsof itself,” related Flynn. “We have two sixthyear kids. We have great leadership. We havea bunch of kids we don’t have to beg to workout. It’s been smooth sailing.”

Leading the way is Jarrod King, one of thesixthyear wrestlers Flynn spoke of. Kingbecame just the fourth Edinboro national

champion a year ago when he claimed the 165lb. crown. King was awarded a sixth year bythe NCAA after missing two years due toinjuries at Oklahoma.

King is a twotime national qualifier as aFighting Scot. Pat Bradshaw, Phil Moricone andTorsten Gillespie seek their third trips to Nationals.Bradshaw moves down from 197 to 184 lbs.,where he will replace another twotime qualifier,Chris Honeycutt. Honeycutt will redshirt.

Moricone has a long road back after missing all but the first weekend of competition lastyear with a back injury. He is a twotime nationalqualifier at 174 lbs. who gained a sixth year ofcometition and is now in graduate school.

Gillespie seeks his second trip to Nationalsat 149 lbs. after qualifying as a freshman at 141lbs. It was hoped that he could join Honeycuttas a redshirt, but certain circumstances haveled him to remain in teh lineup.

Donahoe’s replacement at 125 lbs. is EricMorrill, a junior who redshirted a year ago afterqualifying for Nationals in 2008.

The Scots also have a capable replacement for Fendone in Chris Birchler, a transferfrom East Stroudsburg who fell one shy of AllAmerican honors at heavyweight.

“We’ve had some injuries,” admittedFlynn. “Phil (Moricone) with the neck beinghealthy is our number one concern. We’ll tryto focus on ourselves.”

With Eastern Wrestling League titles 11 ofthe last 12 years and PennsylvaniaState Athletic Conference crowns in10 of the last 12 years, Edinborolooks to maintain its recent dominance as a Division I power. In addition, Edinboro has not lost in ist last26 EWL matches, going 2402.Overall Edinboro was 1441 a yearago, with the losses to powerhouses Penn State, Ohio State, Lehighand Oklahoma State.

But there remains one clear goalfor Flynn. “Edinboro has never gotten a team trophy,” Flynn emphasized, which goes to the top fourteams. “We’re really focused to getinto the top four. We have enoughtalent and manpower to do it.”

As alway,s Flynn has puttogether an arduous schedule forhis Fighting Scots. For tournaments, Edinboro has the OklahomaGold Classic, the Reno Tournamentand the Southern Scuffle.

Then there’s dual matchesagainst Ohio State, Penn State,Boise State and the usual EWLteams. In addition, Edinboro willonce again compete in the VirginaiDuals. That field includes the likes

of Oklahoma State and Lehigh.“I think our schedule is real difficult and

real strong,” Flynn commented. “In the firstsemester alone we have the RenoTournament, the Southern Scuffle and theduals with Penn State and Ohio State. That’stwo pretty tough teams and tough tournaments. We need that now with the new RPI.”

Here’s a look at the Fighting Scots, weightclass by weight class:

}125 lbs.Under most circumstances losing a

national runnerup would leave a huge hole inthe lineup. The loss of Paul Donahoe, thetransfer from Nebraska who would go on tofinish 351, is indeed a big one.

But in Eric Morrill the Fighting Scots possessone of the top 125 pounders in the country. Thejunior redshirted last year, and as Flynn noted,“gained a lot of experience and confidence training with Paul Donahoe last year”.

“It gives him the confidence to scorepoints with the best in the country,” Flynn continued. “He has shown he can be with thebest in the country.”

Morrill competed in open tournaments ayear ago and was 175. That included a fourthplace finish at the Southern Scuffle.

As a sophomore Morrill was 2011 andearned his first trip to Nationals, where hewent 22. He placed second at the EWLTournament.

Michael Bunn provides the Fighting Scotswith depth. Flynn has liked what he’s seen ofthe senior, who trains hard in the workoutroom and now needs to take it on the mat.Bunn was 12 last year.

Freshman Bijan Banks will likely redshirt.

}133 lbs.Just as at 125 lbs., a gap exists at 133 lbs.,

where Ricky Deubel has moved on afterrecording 102 career wins and reachingNationals three times.

Kyle Fluke has been inandout of the lineup at 125 and 133 lbs. Now the senior has thechance for a fulltime starting job.

A year ago Fluke was the starter at 125 lbs.before Donahoe returned in January. Flukehad an 189 record and picked up a secondplace finish at the Southern Scuffle and thePSAC Championships, along with a thord at theReno Tournament and a fourth place showingat the Oklahoma Gold Classic.

“Kyle showed real promise last year at 125lbs.,” related Flynn. “He feels more comfortable at 133 lbs.”

Ashton Osterberg and Shawn Giblin are inreserve. Osterberg is a junior in his first seasonas a Fighting Scot after transferring from Thiel.He didn’t wrestle the last two years, but Flynnnotes that he is in great shape and has the per

Eric Morrill qualified for Nationals at 125 as asophomore before redshirting a year ago.

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fect attitude to fit in with the team.Giblin is another of the many wrestlers Flynn

has harvested from New England. The freshmanbecame just the second wrestler in Rhode Islandhistory to win four state championships. He wonthe title at 135 lbs. and then went on to capturethe New England Championships, proceeding tobe named the Outstanding Wrestler in bothevents. He had a 16714 career record.

}141 lbs.Joel Webster is expected to take over as the

starter at 141 lbs. after holding down the spot thefirst half of the 200809 season. A 54 decisionover twotime national champion J Jaggers ofOhio State proves he can wrestle with the best inthe country.

Webster, a senior, went on to finish with a 179 ledger, winning the PSAC Championship alongwith a sixth place showing at the RenoTournament.

“Joel has shown when he’s on top of hisgame he can compete with the best,” stressedFlynn. “Now he needs to do it on a regular basis.He needs to perform at that level every time hegoes out.”

Freshmen Timmy Rich and JonMarc Burdickare in reserve. rich contines the New Englandtheme on the roster, and was threetime NewEngland state champion. He ended his career with a18912 record. Burdick also picked up over 100 winsas a prepster at Smethport(Pa.) High School.

}149 lbs.At one point there was thought about redshirt

ing Torsten Gillespie this year, but look for the twotime national qualifier to be in the lineup.

Gillespie reached Nationals at 141 lbs. as a freshman and then moved up to 149 lbs. as a sophomoreand again qualified for Nationals. Gillespie has beenupanddone in his first two years, as evidenced byhis 4637 record. But he has been in against some ofthe best wrestlers in the country and proven he cancompete.

A year ago Gillespie improved from1918 as afreshman to 2719 with five falls . He brought homea first place finish at the PSAC Championships, alongwith a fifth place finish at the Oklahoma GoldClassic, a sixth place at the Reno Tournament, and aseventh place at the Southern Scuffle. He came insixth at the EWL Tournament.

This is one of the deeper weight classes for theFighting Scots, with the likes of Kory Bissett and JeffBrigham in reserve.

Bissett is a former twotime PIAA placewinnerwho is now a thordyear sophomore. He was 58 ayear ago. Brigham is a redshirt freshman who was47 while competing in open tournaments last year.

Flynn feels it’s time for both wrestlers to stepup this year and pick up some wins at tournaments.

Freshman Jordan Powell was a PIAA placewinner a year ago while competing for CommodorePerry High School. He is a prime candidate to redshirt.

}157 lbs.Talk about big shoes to fill. freshmen Johnny

Greisheimer and Matt Laird will attempt to replace

fourtime AllAmerican Gregor Gillespie at 157 lbs.Edinboro’s alltime wins leader, Gillespie capped abrilliant career in which he won the national championship at 149 lbs. as a sophomore with a fourthplace finish a year ago.

Greisheimer is considered a “bluechip” recruitwho was a twotime New York state champion atWantagh Hogh School. He concluded a brilliantcraeer with a 18214 record after winning the 152 lb.state title as a senior.

“John trains his tail off,” complimented Flynn.“He is going to be a great one.”

Laird does come as highly acclaimed asGreisheimer, but has a broght future nonetheless.In fact, Flynn predicts that “he will surprise a lot ofpeople”. He was a twotime PIAA state medalist atConneaut Lake High School who finished with 139career wins.

Look for Greisheimer and Laird to battle for thestarting job, with the loser redshirting.

Seniors Joe Bockmore and Dan Snyder providefurther depth. Bockmore was 46 last year whilecompeting at 149 lbs. Flynn compares him toWebster, noting that he must find consistency.Snyder moves down from 165 lbs., where he was 02.

}165 lbs.Jarrod King hopes to accomplish one of the

few things Gregor Gillespie couldn’t win a second national championship. King shocked the 165lb. field in St. Louis last March, going from thr 12thseed to national champion thanks to upsets overthe fourth, eighth and second seeds to becomeEdinboro’s fourth Division I national champion.

The championship came in a 32 decision overAndrew Howe of Wisconsin, the number two seed.

That King was able to compete for thenational championship was somewhat of a miracle, givem the fact he had a staph infection in hisknee in January that forced him to miss a month.

When he did return he lost two of his first fourmatches back, but then caught fire at the EWLTournament, picking up his second straight title.

King finished the year with a 325 record with10 falls and enters the season ranked number one.He received an extra year this summer whene theNCAA granted him a sixth year of eligibility due toprevious injuries.

“Jarrod a had a good summer,” Flynn pointedout. “The wrestlers’ mentality is if you get one, twowill feel even better. He hurt for so long, he reallyenjoys wrestling now. He has his swagger back. “

Flynn cautioned, though, that the weightclass is loaded.

Sophomore Chris Hrunka provides experience as the backup. He stepped in when Kingwent down, ending the year with a 410 record.

“Chris stepped in a little bit last year,” commented Flynn. “He needs to push himself a littlemore. He benefitted from the mat time.”

}174 lbs.Like King, Phil Moricone was granted a sixth

year of eligibility by the NCAA this summer. Nowthe question is, can Moricone get healthy enoughto be a factor at 174lbs.

Moricone suffered a seasonending backJarrod King is the defending national

champion at 165 lbs.



USA Today/ NWCA/ InterMat Preseason Poll

Rk School Points1. Iowa 2752. Iowa State 2633. Ohio State 2454. Cornell 2405. Oklahoma State 2276. Minnesota 2197. Nebraska 1948. Boise State 1909. Maryland 19110. Missouri 17911. Central Michigan 17012. Wisconsin 14813. EDINBORO 14614. Indiana 12615. Penn State 12316. Oklahoma 9317. Lehigh 8718. Kent State 7019. Illinois 6120. Arizona State 5621. Virginia 4922. Old Dominion 4023. Michigan 3524. Virginia Tech 2925. Hofstra 21

Individual Preseason PollsWt. Wrestler IM/AWN/WIN125 Eric Morrill 11/12/20133 Kyle Fluke NR/20/NR165 Jarrod King 2/1/1184 Pat Bradshaw NR/20/16Hwt. Chris Birchler 7/8/9* expected to redshirtIM InterMat; AWN Amateur Wrestling NewsWIN W.I.N. Magazine

injury after the first weekend of the season afterwinning all three of his matches at the FightingScot Duals.

Moricone is a twotime national qualifier whowas 2413 as a junior and has two PSAC titles to hiscredit. He has AllAmerican capabilities when healthy.

“Phil is eager to compete,” stressed Flynn.“Having to sit out a second year was not fun forhim. Hopefully he stays healthy. He’s goodenough to place at Nationals. We just need tokeep him healthy.”

Moricone isn’t the only 174pounder comingback from injury. His replacement, Paul Paddock,suffered a knee injury which forced him to missthe last month of competition, just when he wasbecoming accustomed to the starter’s role.

The sophomore ended the year with a 1014record, placing fourth at the PSAC Championships.

Flynn indicated that Paddock may also movedown to 165 lbs. “I think 165 lbs. may be best forhim,” he related. “We have to get him healthy.That kept him off the mats. he needs mat time.This is an important year for him. He has to startwinning in his third year.”

}184 lbs.Twotime national qualifier Chris Honeycutt will

redshirt this year. A year ago Honeycutt was 338and finished one win shy of earning AllAmericanhonors. He won the PSAC Championship, the RenoTournament title, and also was one of four FightingScots to win an EWL crown.

“He needs it to work on a few skills,” Flynnpointed out. “Plus he’ll get a little bigger.”

The Fighting Scots aren’t lacking for a qualityreplacement, as Pat Bradshaw will move down from197 lbs. The senior was the starter the last two yearsat 197 lbs. and qualified for Nationals both years.

A year ago Bradshaw was 269 and he entershis final year with a 6731 career record. He is a twotime PSAC champion and also won the EWLtitle. He took third place at the OklahomaGold Classic, fourth at the Reno Tournament.

“Pat’s body looks good,” noted Flynn.“He had a great summer. I think he’ll do wellat 184 lbs. He was small at 197 lbs. This is agood weight for him.”

}197 lbs.Bradshaw’s move to 184 lbs. opens up

a spot for Shawn Fendone, who has movedbetween 184 and 197 lbs. The youngerbrother of fourtime national qualifier JoeyFendone, Shawn looks ready to make aname for himself.

The junior was 74 last year, but gave aglimpse of his potential with a fourth placefinish at the Southern Scuffle.

“Shawn looks good moving up aweight,” stated Flynn. “He’s healthy andstrong right now. In the past he’s beendinged or sick. I think he has the talent to getit done. We saw flashes at the SouthernScuffle. We just need to get it out of him.”

A host of wrestlers are available at 197lbs., with some also possibles at 184 lbs.Sophomore Kenny Massey was 36 last year.

Freshmen Zach Buonaiuto and Timmy Murphy arealso available. Both freshmen are likely candidatesto redshirt. Buonaiuto was a twotime New Yorkstate placewinner.

}Hwt.Edinboro needed a replacement for four

time national qualifier Joey Fendone, who concluded his career with 105 wins.

With East Stroudsburg dropping down toDivision II, another national qualifier became available, and Edinboro was able to add Chris Birchler.The former Warrior transferred to Edinboro thissummer with one year of eligibility remaining aftera great run at Nationals.

Birchler reached the final 12 at heavyweight toend the year with a 277 record. he finished second atthe PSAC Championships, losing to Fendone in thefinals, and was third at the EIWA Championships.

“The big question was, he’s been in a different program,” admitted Flynn. “How will headapt? He’s been great. He works his tail off andis good. He will compete for a national championship. We’re really pleased with his work ethic.”

Several young wrestlers will have a year tomature with Birchler in the fold. Mike Horton wasa state placewinner as a senior at PhilipsburgOsceola High School and went 55 while redshirting last year. Dan Estricher sat out last season,and actually was also a PIAA state placewinner asa senior, losing to Horton in the fifth place match.

“Both have a lot to prove,” commentedFlynn on Horton and Estricher. “It will be interesting to see how they respond.”

Ernest James is a highlyregarded recruit whowon the New York state title at 215 lbs. a year agoto cap a 441 campaign. he is now up to 255 lbs.

“He’s going to be good,” Flynn predicted. “Hehas talent and drive. He will be a force at that weightclass.” Flynn admitted he will probably redshirt.

Eastern Wrestling LeaguePreseason Rankings1. EDINBORO2. Pittsburgh3. West Virginia4. BloomsburgHM ClarionHM Cleveland StateHM Lock Haven

Individual Preseason Poll125 lbs.1. Eric Morrill, Edinboro2. Jason Guffey, Bloomsburg3. Nick Hyatt, Lock Haven4. Jordan Keller, Cleveland State133 lbs.1. Jimmy Conroy, Pittsburgh2. Colin Johnston, West Virginia3. Jay Ivanco, Clarion4. Kyle Fluke, Edinboro 141 lbs.1. Tyler Nauman, Pittsburgh2. Brandon Rader, West Virginia3. Joel Webster, Edinboro4. Mike Mencini, Cleveland State149 lbs.1. Torsten Gillespie, Edinboro2. Josh Roosa, Bloomsburg3. Greg Lewis/James Fleming, Clarion4. Mark Powell, Pittsburgh157 lbs.1. Matt Moley, Bloomsburg2. Ryan Goodman, West Virginia

Hadley Harrison, Clarion4. Corey Carlo, Cleveland State 165 lbs.1. Jarrod King, Edinboro2. Donnie Jones, West Virginia4. Karl DeCiantis, Pittsburgh5. Rob Michaels/Marcus Effner,

Cleveland State174 lbs.1. Phil Moricone, Edinboro2. Chance Litton, West Virginia3. Ethan Headlee, Pittsburgh4. Rick Schmelyun, Bloomsburg

(or 165)184 lbs.1. Pat Bradshaw, Edinboro2. Zac Thomusseit, Pittsburgh3. Clint Podish, Clarion4. Jeremie Cook, Lock Haven

Matt Ryan, West Virginia197 lbs.1. Matt Wilps, Pittsburgh2. Shawn Fendone, Edinboro3. Cameron Gallagher, West Virginia4. Brian Shaw, Bloomsburg285 lbs.1. Chris Birchler, Edinboro2. Ryan Tomei, Pittsburgh4. Brandon Williamson, West Virginia5. Dan Craig, Lock Haven



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With three top ten finishes in the last fouryears at the NCAA Division I NationalChampionships, the Edinboro wrestling teamheads into each season with high expectations.

That’s the case again in 200910, and if anything, head coach Tim Flynn expects to rode themomentum of a sixth place finish a year ago.That ties the highest finish by an Edinboro teamsince the move to Division I. the 199697 squadalso finished sixth.

To be sure, Edinboro suffered some huge losses from last year’s team, most notable AllAmericansPaul Donahoe (125 lbs.) and Gregor Gillespie (157lbs.). The latter goes down as one of Edinboro’s alltime greats with a schoolrecord 152 wins with fourAllAmerican certificates.

Throw in heavyweight Joey Fendone (105career wins) and 133 pounder Ricky Deubel (102wins) and the Fighting Scots have a lot of wins toreplace.

But Flynn has an experienced wrestler atevery weight class, with a total of six wrestlershaving qualified for Nationals previously.

“I think the team has great expectations ofitself,” related Flynn. “We have two sixthyearkids. We have great leadership. We have a bunchof kids we don’t have to beg to work out. It’sbeen smooth sailing.”

Leading the way is Jarrod King, one of thesixthyear wrestlers Flynn spoke of. King becamejust the fourth Edinboro national champion a yearago when he claimed the 165 lb. crown. King wasawarded a sixth year by the NCAA after missingtwo years due to injuries at Oklahoma.

King is a twotime national qualifier as a FightingScot. Pat Bradshaw, Phil Moricone and TorstenGillespie seek their third trips to Nationals. Bradshawmoves down from 197 to 184 lbs., where he willreplace another twotime qualifier, Chris Honeycutt.Honeycutt will redshirt.

Moricone has a long road back aftermissing all but the first weekend of competition last year with a back injury. He is a twotime national qualifier at 174 lbs. who gaineda sixth year of cometition and is now in graduate school.

Gillespie seeks his second trip toNationals at 149 lbs. after qualifying as afreshman at 141 lbs. It was hoped that hecould join Honeycutt as a redshirt, but certain circumstances have led him to remainin teh lineup.

Donahoe’s replacement at 125 lbs. isEric Morrill, a junior who redshirted a yearago after qualifying for Nationals in 2008.

The Scots also have a capable replacement for Fendone in Chris Birchler, a transfer from East Stroudsburg who fell one shyof AllAmerican honors at heavyweight.

“We’ve had some injuries,” admittedFlynn. “Phil (Moricone) with the neckbeing healthy is our number one concern.We’ll try to focus on ourselves.”

With Eastern Wrestling League titles11 of the last 12 years and PennsylvaniaState Athletic Conference crowns in 10 of

the last 12 years, Edinboro looks to maintain itsrecent dominance as a Division I power. In addition, Edinboro has not lost in ist last 26 EWLmatches, going 2402. Overall Edinboro was 1441 a year ago, with the losses to powerhouses PennState, Ohio State, Lehigh and Oklahoma State.

But there remains one clear goal for Flynn.“Edinboro has never gotten a team trophy,” Flynnemphasized, which goes to the top four teams.“We’re really focused to get into the top four. Wehave enough talent and manpower to do it.”

As alway,s Flynn has put together an arduous schedule for his Fighting Scots. For tournaments, Edinboro has the Oklahoma Gold Classic,the Reno Tournament and the Southern Scuffle.

Then there’s dual matches against OhioState, Penn State, Boise State and the usual EWLteams. In addition, Edinboro will once again compete in the Virginai Duals. That field includes thelikes of Oklahoma State and Lehigh.

“I think our schedule is real difficult and realstrong,” Flynn commented. “In the first semesteralone we have the Reno Tournament, theSouthern Scuffle and the duals with Penn Stateand Ohio State. That’s two pretty tough teamsand tough tournaments. We need that now withthe new RPI.”

Here’s a look at the Fighting Scots, weightclass by weight class:

}125 lbs.Under most circumstances losing a national

runnerup would leave a huge hole in the lineup.The loss of Paul Donahoe, the transfer fromNebraska who would go on to finish 351, isindeed a big one.

But in Eric Morrill the Fighting Scots possessone of the top 125 pounders in the country. Thejunior redshirted last year, and as Flynn noted,“gained a lot of experience and confidence training

Eastern Wrestling LeaguePreseason Rankings1. EDINBORO2. Pittsburgh3. West Virginia4. BloomsburgHM ClarionHM Cleveland StateHM Lock Haven

Individual Preseason Poll125 lbs.1. Eric Morrill, Edinboro2. Jason Guffey, Bloomsburg3. Nick Hyatt, Lock Haven4. Jordan Keller, Cleveland State133 lbs.1. Jimmy Conroy, Pittsburgh2. Colin Johnston, West Virginia3. Jay Ivanco, Clarion4. Kyle Fluke, Edinboro 141 lbs.1. Tyler Nauman, Pittsburgh2. Brandon Rader, West Virginia3. Joel Webster, Edinboro4. Mike Mencini, Cleveland State149 lbs.1. Torsten Gillespie, Edinboro2. Josh Roosa, Bloomsburg3. Greg Lewis/James Fleming, Clarion4. Mark Powell, Pittsburgh157 lbs.1. Matt Moley, Bloomsburg2. Ryan Goodman, West Virginia

Hadley Harrison, Clarion4. Corey Carlo, Cleveland State 165 lbs.1. Jarrod King, Edinboro2. Donnie Jones, West Virginia4. Karl DeCiantis, Pittsburgh5. Rob Michaels/Marcus Effner,

Cleveland State174 lbs.1. Phil Moricone, Edinboro2. Chance Litton, West Virginia3. Ethan Headlee, Pittsburgh4. Rick Schmelyun, Bloomsburg

(or 165)184 lbs.1. Pat Bradshaw, Edinboro2. Zac Thomusseit, Pittsburgh3. Clint Podish, Clarion4. Jeremie Cook, Lock Haven

Matt Ryan, West Virginia197 lbs.1. Matt Wilps, Pittsburgh2. Shawn Fendone, Edinboro3. Cameron Gallagher, West Virginia4. Brian Shaw, Bloomsburg285 lbs.1. Chris Birchler, Edinboro2. Ryan Tomei, Pittsburgh4. Brandon Williamson, West Virginia5. Dan Craig, Lock Haven



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Jarrod King 165SeniorConnellsville, PAConnellsville Area HS

National ChampionTwo-Time National QualifierTwo-Time EWL Champion

Was granted a sixth year of eligibility bythe NCAA after missing two seasonsdue to shoulder injuries and looks tobecome Edinboro’s first twotime national champion on the Division Ilevel ... joined Gregor Gillespie, Josh Koscheck and Sean O’Day with anunlikely run to the 165 lb. title after coming in seeded 12th ... formertransfer from Oklahoma who had battled several shoulder injuries in histhree seasons with the Sooners … head coach Tim Flynn notes thatKing had a good summer and feels he has what it takes to win anothertitle, even though the 165 lb. weight class is loaded ... a twotime national qualifier who joined his brother Matt, a twotime AllAmerican as aFighting Scot, as an AllAmerican ... also an outstanding student with a3.75 GPA as an Individualized Studies major ... was named an ESPN theMagazine First Team Academic AllAmerican and was also recognized asan NWCA AllAcademic performer and was named to the PSAC WinterTop Ten … was one of the top recruits at 165 lbs. coming out ofConnellsville Area High School after winning two Pennsylvania statechampionships.} 2008-09Became Edinboro’s fourth Division I national champion after a surprisingrun through the 165 lb. weight class in St. Louis ... went in as the 12th

seed and proceeded to upset three higher seeds on his way to thenational crown ... advanced to the quarterfinals with a pair of wins, thenproved he would be a major factor in the weight class with a dominating 125 decision over Moza Fay of Northern Iowa, the number fourseed, in the quarterfinals ... in the semifinals, won a tense match on riding time advantage against eighthseeded Jonathan Reader of IowaState, 66 in multiple tiebreakers ... the two battled for 11 minutes, withKing prevailing thanks to an 11second advantage in riding time ... metAndrew Howe of Wisconsin, the second seed, in the finals ... tied at 11 inthe third period, King used a body lock for the winning takedown with1:27 remaining, going on to win 32 ... King was recognized as the EWLand PSAC Wrestler of the Year after finsihing with a 325 record with 10falls, 3 technical falls and 4 major decisions ... oddly enough, at one pointappeared his season was over as he missed a month due to a staphinfection in his knee ... he returned after just one week of practice inmidFebruary and proceeded to lose two of his next four matches ...was dominant in the EWL Championships, winning twice by 110 majordecisions and then avenging a 53 loss to West Virginia’s Donnie Joneswith a win by fall in just 23 seconds in the finals to win his secondstraight EWL title ... ran off 12 straight wins to start the season, placingfirst in the Oklahoma Gold Classic and the PSAC Championships, winningthe Oklahoma Gold Classic with a 42 decision over Central Michigan’sTrevor Stewart, who was ranked sixth ... also won the RenoTournament thanks to a 42 decision over 12thranked Brandon Masonof Oklahoma State ... finished second at the Southern Scuffle, droppinga 32 decision to undefeated and topranked Mack Lewnes of Cornell inthe finals. } 2007-08Finished the year with a 329 record after going 22 in his first trip toNationals … entered Nationals ranked 13th by InterMat and 15th byAmateur Wrestling News … won both the EWL and PSAC championships … seeded 12th, won first bout at Nationals, a 41 decision overDave Rella, before suffering a 42 loss to fifthseed Stephen Dwyer ofNebraska … came back with a 42 win over Andrew Rendos of Bucknell,but was eliminated in a tough 43 double tiebreaker loss to Purdue’sLuke Manuel … Manuel won due to riding time advantage … in EWLTournament, defeated West Virginia’s Donnie Jones, 95 … was dominant at the PSAC Championship, winning by technical fall and fall beforea 166 major decision over Landis Wright of Lock Haven … picked upthird place finish at Southern Scuffle, with lone loss to 14thranked MackLewnes of Cornell, 52 ... went on to win 14 of his next 15 matches, withlone loss a 64 overtime setback to eighthranked Colt Sponseller ofOhio State … placed sixth at Las Vegas Invitational, suffering a 31 lossto Dwyer in the fifth place match … picked up possibly his biggest winof the year earlier in the tournament with a 50 decision over thirdranked Pat Pitsch of Arizona State. } At OklahomaHad a 2211 record for the Sooners ... after redshirting in 200405, posteda 169 record while starting at 165 lbs. in 200506, and finished the yearranked 16th ... was first at the Brockport Classic, and was second at theMissouri Open ... faced seven top20 wrestlers as a redshirt freshman ...defeated 18thranked Eric Luedke of Iowa, 83, at the National Duals ...finished the 200607 season with a 62 record, missing a good portion ofthe season due to injury ... took second place at 165 lbs. at theOklahoma Open. } High SchoolCompeted for coach Tom Dolde at Connellsville Area High School ... finished with a 16017 career record and two Pennsylvania state championships ... captured 160 lb. title as a senior, finishing with a 420 record... also won state championship in 2003, and was state runnerup as asophomore at 135 lbs... fourtime section champion and threetimeregional and district champion ... was 2004 junior national freestylechampion and second team ASICS AllAmerican ... twotime PowerAdechampion ... competed in 2004 Dapper Dan Classic in Pennsylvania vs.USA match, defeating Steve Luke of Ohio, 31.

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} PersonalBorn November 6, 1985 ... full name is Jarrod Michael King ... son ofDeborah and Mark King ... Individualized Studies major with a 3.75 GPA... father Mark was a college wrestler and an AllAmerican atWestminster ... brother Matt was a twotime AllAmerican at Edinboroat 165 lbs., while sister Emily ran cross country at St. Vincent.

Jarrod King’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200405* redshirted200506* 16 9 8 8 1 1 1200607* 6 2 0 0 3 0 1200708 32 9 13 1 5 2 8 1st DNP200809 32 5 10 4 10 3 4 1st 1stCareer 86 25 31 13 19 6 14

* at Oklahoma University

Phil Moricone 174SeniorDerry, NHPinkerton HS

Two-Time National Qualifier

Like Jarrod King was awarded an extrayear by the NCAA after missing two seasons due to injury ... was forced to sitout all but the first weekend of the200809 season due to a neck injurythat eventually required surgery ... atwotime national qualifier who suffered a disappointing trip toNationals in 2008, but has the talent to earn AllAmerican honors ...coaching staff felt he was a hungry wrestler after losing both of hismatches at Nationals, and even moreso now after missing the year …won a pair of matches in his first trip to Nationals … is a team leaderwith a strong work ethic … was a highlyregarded wrestler when hearrived, and missed most of the 200506 season due to a shoulder injury... competed in just one event before going down ... a twotime NewEngland Tournament champion and threetime New Hampshire statechampion who was one of the jewels of the 2004 recruiting class.} 2008-09Missed all but the Fighting Scots Duals with a neck injury ... went 30that weekend after entering the year highlyranked at 174 lbs... wasdominant with a pair of technical falls. } 2007-08Finished with a 2413 record, tying for team lead with six falls … nine ofhis losses came to nationallyranked wrestlers, and ten of his defeatswere by two points or less … lost both of his matches at Nationals, a 51decision to Illinois’ John Dergo and a 32 setback to Lloyd Rogers ofTennesseeChattanooga … ended the regular season ranked 13th byAmateur Wrestling News and 16th by InterMat … placed third at theEWL Tournament for the second straight year, losing to West Virginia’sChance Litton, 105, in the semifinals, but then coming back with a pairof wins … won his second straight PSAC crown, with two wins by falland the other by technical fall … won by fall at 1:31 over Lock Haven’sTom Kocher in the finals … had a strong showing at the Las VegasInvitational, bringing home fourth place … faced four ranked wrestlers

in Vegas, defeating Dergo, who was ranked 11th, 72, along with an 86decision over 18thranked Eric Decker of Virginia Tech … lost in the thirdplace match to tenthranked Brandon Browne of Nebraska, 64 … tooksixth place at the Southern Scuffle, with all three of his losses to nationallyranked grapplers, including a 53 loss to Gabe Dretsch of Minnesota,who was ranked seventh, in the fifth place match. } 2006-07Went 22 in his first trip to Nationals, giving him a 2611 record ...dropped first match at Nationals, 128 to UNC Greensboro’s JosephLowe, but rebounded with a pair of wins ... won by fall at 5:36 overStanford’s Luke Feist, then captured an 112 major decision against NealMartin of Appalachian State, before suffering a 60 defeat toOklahoma’s Josh Weitzel ... entered EWL Tournament coming off a pairof narrow losses to Kurt Brenner of West Virginia and secondrankedKeith Gavin of Pittsburgh, 31, and then opened EWL’s with an 118 lossto Brenner ... came back and won a pair of bouts, the latter a techincalfall over Michael Metzger of Lock Haven, to finish third and garner a tripto Nationals as a wildcard selection ... won the PSAC Championship withan 82 decision over Andrew Jordan of Bloomsburg ... also placed at theMichigan State Open, finishing third while winning five of six matches ...in addition to the narrow loss to Gavin, who was the 174 lb. national runnerup, was a 32 loser to James Yonushonis of Penn State, who wasranked sixth at the time. } 2005-06Turned in a very strong showing at the Eastern Michigan Open to startthe season, then was felled by a shoulder injury and missed the rest ofthe year ... went 62 at the event, including a 31 overtime win overstarter Eric Ring ... four of his wins came by fall, and one of his losseswas by a 98 decision to Stanford’s Imad Kharbush, who was rankedsixth by InterMat.} 2004-05Finished with a 1610 record at 174 lbs. while redshirting … had 4 fallsand a pair of major decisions … picked up a pair of third place finishes,at the SRU Open and the JCC Invitational … took home third place at

Phil Moricone


Returning National QualifiersReturning National QualifiersEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10

the JCC Invitational thanks to a win by fall at 3:51 over Ithaca's ZachBogardus.} High SchoolWon three New Hampshire state championships while wrestling forcoach Ken Najem at Pinkerton Academy ... won the 171 lb. crown as asenior, with 532 record ... was named the Lawrence Eagle TribuneWrestler of the Year and won the New Hampshire SportsmanshipAward ... won 160 lb. championship as a junior with a 392 record, andwas the 152 lb. winner as a sophomore, going 491 … went 335 at 130lbs. as a freshman … had 17410 career record with school record forfalls … won two New England Tournament championships, as a seniorand sophomore, and finished third as a junior … went 32 at the NHSCASenior Nationals, reaching the quarterfinals … rated sixth at 171 lbs. byInterMat and 190th in its Top 200 Recruits.} PersonalBorn July 26, 1985 ... full name is Philip T. Moricone ... son of Mary andPhilip Moricone ... received his bachelor’s degree in Health & PhysicalEducation and is now working on his master’s degree in EducationalLeadership ... had a 3.30 GPA as an undergraduate ... father wrestled atSouthern Connecticut from 197476.

Phil Moricone’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200405 redshirted200506 6 2 0 0 4 0 0 DNC DNQ200607 26 11 13 5 3 2 6 3rd DNP200708 24 13 9 5 6 1 8 3rd DNP200809 3 0 3 0 0 2 0 DNC DNQCareer 59 26 25 10 13 5 14

Pat Bradshaw 184SeniorSaegertown, PASaegertown HS

Two-Time National QualifierOne-Time EWL Champion

Twotime national qualifier at 197 lbs.who will drop down to 184 lbs. as asenior ... head coach Tim Flynn notesthat his body looks great at thisweight, adding that he was a small 197 pounder ... Flynn feels he has achance to be in the mix for AllAmerican honors ... enters senior yearwith 6731 career record ... celebrated recruit whose father Jeff wrestledfor Edinboro and uncle Randy played football for the Fighting Scots ...joined father as a PSAC champion a year ago, with father winning championships at 190 lbs. in 1977 and ‘78 … considered a perfect example ofwhat an Edinboro wrestler should be, featuring dedication and hardwork ... was a twotime PIAA placewinner, including winning the statechampionship as a senior ... was rated 29thbest senior at 189 lbs. byWrestling USA. } 2008-09Finished with a 269 ledger with 3 falls, a technical fall and 2 major decisions while competing at 197 lbs... earned his second trip to Nationalsafter winning the EWL title with a 31 win in overtime against LockHaven’s Ben Hepburn ... also defeated Hepburn to win his second PSACchampionship, prevailing 53 ... went 12 at Nationals, picking up first winat the national championships with 64 decision over Tyler Sorenson ofSouth Dakota State ... was turning in a strong showing at the RenoTournament before going down and medical forfeiting the third placematch to finish fourth ... won five of six matches in Reno before theinjury, which forced him to miss the Southern Scuffle ... placed third atthe Oklahoma Gold Classic ... dropped a narrow 10 decision to twotimeAllAmerican Hudson Taylor of Maryland in the Fighting Scot Duals. } 2007-08Made first trip to Nationals after earning wildcard berth following thirdplace finish at EWL Tournament … finished with a 2913 record and wasranked 19th by InterMat … lost to Ben Hepburn of Lock Haven in EWLsemifinals 54 in a tiebreaker that was decided by one second in ridingtime, but came back to win next two matches to take third place …defeated Hepburn 51 in final of PSAC Championship … took fifth placein the Southern Scuffle, and was sixth in the Las Vegas Invitational, withthree losses to seventhranked Max Askren of Missouri, 16thrankedJared Villers of West Virginia, and 13thranked Patrick Bond of Illinois …was fourth at the Michigan State Open. } 2006-07After redshirting as a true freshman, saw considerable action while backing up starter Jim Gibson at 197 lbs... finished with a 129 record,placing at three different tournaments ... took home first place at theBuffalo Open, and was third at the Nittany Lion Open ... lost to PennState AllAmerican Phil Davis, 91, in the semifinals ... was one of the surprise performers at the Southern Scuffle, placing eighth ... losses included a close 63 decision to nationallyranked J.D. Bergman of Ohio State.} 2005-06Enjoyed a very solid redshirt season, finishing with a 107 record whilecompeting in open events at 197 lbs... had 3 falls and a technical fall ...captured second place at the WVU Classic, suffering a 20 loss toMaryland freshman standout Hudson Taylor after defeating WestVirginia’s Jared Villers, 86, in the semifinals ... took third place at the Pat Bradshaw



UB Open ... lost his opening bout, 72, to fifthranked Kyle Cerminara of Buffalo, before winning three straight matches, two by fall. } High SchoolCaptured the PIAA Class AA state title at 189 lbs. as a senior, capping abrilliant season in which he finished 411 ... avenged lone loss of the season with a win by fall at 2:32 over Nick Sipes of Curwensville, the defending state champion, handing Sipes his first loss of the season ... becameSaegertown’s first state champion since 1966 ... had suffered a 52 setback to Sipes in the Northwest Region championship a week earlier ...was the 2005 District 10 and Section 1 AA champion, and was named theDistrict 10 Wrestler of the Year, the Meadville Tribune Wrestler of theYear, and the Erie Times News Wrestler of the Year ...wrestled for coachToby Marvin at Saegertown High School ... as a junior, was 415, placingfourth in the PIAA Championships at 189 lbs... finished his career with a10221 record despite missing his sophomore season due to injury ... had24 pins both as a junior and senior, finishing with 57 career pins ... is theonly wrestler in Saegertown history to win 40 matches in a season ...also a threeyear starter in football and one year regular in baseball ...earned AllDistrict 10 first team honors in football as a senior, earning alldistrict honors once as a linebacker and allcounty recognition two seasons at running back and linebacker ... named the 2005 SaegertownHigh School Male Athlete of the Year. } PersonalBorn September 8, 1986 ... full name is Patrick Daniel Bradshaw ... son ofAnnette and Jeff Bradshaw ... Health & Physical Education major with a3.07 GPA ... father won two PSAC Championships while competing at190 lbs., winning in 1977 and 1978.

Pat Bradshaw’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200506 redshirted200607 12 9 1 3 0 0 0 DNC DNQ200708 29 13 10 4 0 1 2 3rd DNP200809 26 9 12 5 3 1 2 1st DNPCareer 67 31 23 12 3 2 4

Eric Morrill 125JuniorSandown, NHTimberlane Regional HS

One-Time National Qualifier

Comes off a redshirt year in which hebenefitted greatly from competingeach day against Paul Donahoe ... wasa national qualifier two years ago at 125lbs…head coach tim Flynn feels hegained a great deal of experience andconfidence in his daily sessions with Donahoe, and has shown he cancompete against the best in the country ... has displayed the ability topush for AllAmerican honors … stepped in as the starter at 125 lbs.immediately as a true freshman ... another of the New England contingent to make their way west to Edinboro ... a threetime New Englandfinalist and a threetime New Hampshire state champion. } 2008-09Redshirted ... went 175 while competing in open tournaments ... went40 to finish first at Kent State Open, and also took home third place at

UB Open and fourth place at Southern Scuffle ... was 62 at SouthernScuffle, with both losses to Kent State’s Nick Bedelyon, who went on tofinish eighth at Nationals. } 2007-08Finished the year with a 2011 record, with two falls and three major decisions, and earned his first trip to Nationals with a second place finish atthe EWL Tournament … narrowly missed upsetting seventhrankedMike Sees of Bloomsburg in the finals, losing 87 … went 22 atNationals … dropped his first match to James Nicholson of OldDominion, 82, but came back with wins over Wisconsin’s Collin Cudd(fall at 6:38) and Anthony Mustari of Northern Colorado (54), beforedropping a 73 decision to Penn State’s Mark McKnight, who would goon to place fourth … placed second at PSAC Championships, droppingan 85 decision to Sees, and was second at the Michigan State Open …dropped a 20 decision to Northwestern’s Brandon Precin, who wouldfinish seventh at Nationals, in the Michigan State Open finals. } 2006-07Earmed the starting role at 125 lbs. during the preseason and went on tofinish with a 1515 record ... finished fourth at the EWL Tournament, suffering a 54 loss to Pittsburgh’s Brad Gentzle in the third place match ...seven of his losses came to nationallyranked wrestlers, including a narrow 86 decision to secondranked Mark McKnight of Penn State, and a96 loss to 11thranked Mike Sees of Bloomsburg in his first EWLTournament bout ... took home third place at the PSAC Championships,winning by fall over Clarion’s Toby Seger. } High SchoolHelped New England power Timberlane Regional High School go undefeated his final three years while wrestling for coach Barry Chooljian ...helped the Owls win four straight state team championships and winthe New England championship as a junior and senior ... concluded brilliant career with 475 record as a senior, winning the New Hampshire

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state championship at 119 lbs. and going on to reach the New Englandfinals for his third straight year ... chosen the Outstanding Wrestler atthe 2006 state championships ... was a threetime New Hampshirechampion, winning at 112 lbs. as a junior and 103 lbs. as a sophomore ...had a 375 record as a junior and 346 record as a sophomore, giving hima 11816 record over his final three years ... selected as a high school AllAmerican by USA Wrestling Magazine . } PersonalBorn January 12, 1988 ... full name is Eric Francis Morrill ... son of ColleenHanna and Brian Morrill ... father played hockey at UMassLowell …Sports Administration/Recreation Administration major.

Eric Morrill’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200607 15 15 8 8 1 0 4 DNP DNQ200708 20 11 9 4 2 0 3 2nd DNP200809 redshirtedCareer 35 26 17 12 3 0 7

Torsten Gillespie 149JuniorWebster, NYWebster Schroeder HS

Two-Time National Qualifier

Twotime national qualifier who entershis second year as the starter at 149lbs... started at 141 lbs. as a true freshman, then moved up to 149 lbs. a yearago ... head coach Tim Flynn feels he’s

ready to step up to the next level ... has enjoyed two upanddown seasons but has displayed plenty of ability, as well ... also an excellent student who earned NWCA AllAcademic honors a year ago ... youngerbrother of Edinboro national champion and fourtime AllAmericanGregor Gillespie ... a high school AllAmerican in his own right eventhough he’s been overshadowed by his older brother to this point ...ranked 18th at 135 lbs. by Wrestling USA.} 2008-09Finished with a 2719 record with 5 falls, 2 technical falls and 4 majordecisions while competing at 149 lbs... qualified for Nationals for secondstraight year, and after losing first match, picked up first win at nationalchampionships with 32 win over Nick Stabile of North Carolina ... went12 at Nationals ... struggled at EWL Championships while battling illness,finishing sixth, but still earned atlarge berth ... brought home first placeat PSAC Championships with a lastsecond 98 win over George Hickmanof Bloomsburg ... placed sixth at the Reno Tournament and seventh atthe Southern Scuffle ... was actually in line for higher finish at Reno aftersuffering a narrow 21 loss to fifthranked Bryce Saddoris of Navy, butgave up medical forfeits in his next two bouts due to illness ... was fifthat Oklahoma Gold Classic. } 2007-08Earned a trip to Nationals as a true freshman with a second place finishat the EWL Tournament … ended the year with a 1918 record and fourfalls, dropping both of his matches at Nationals … drew fifthseededManuel Rivera of Minnesota in his first match, losing by technical fall …picked up a pair of big wins at EWL’s, opening with a 150 technical fallover Darren Kern of Bloomsburg, then upset Cleveland State’s MikeHurley in the semifinals, winning by fall at 5:17 … dropped a 51 decisionto Drew Headlee of Pittsburgh in the final … placed fourth at the PSACChampionships and the Michigan State Open (freshman and sophomore division), but really made people notice him in the SouthernScuffle … won five of his first six matches, but in the last match suffered a broken finger … went on to compete in two more matches, suffering losses, but still finished eighth, with two of his three losses tonationallyranked opponents. } High SchoolFinished senior season on a strong note as he earned AllAmerican honors with a seventh place finish at the NHSCA Senior Nationals ... concluded career for head coach Dean Salvaggio at Webster SchroederHigh School with a 13019 record and was a fouryear starter ... finishedthird at 135 lbs. at New York State Championships as a senior to cap a433 season, then went 72 at Nationals to finish with a 505 ledger ...Section V Class AA champion at 135 lbs. as a senior and 119 lbs. as ajunior, when he finished 161 ... twotime Monroe County champion ...finished third at Eastern States Classic as a senior after winning title at119 lbs. as a junior ... was 368 as a sophomore and 285 as a freshman. } PersonalBorn November 15, 1988 ... full name is Torsten Gillespie ... son of Sueand Brad Gillespie ... Computer Science major with a 3.40 GPA ... brotherwas fourtime AllAmerican and national champion Gregor Gillespie,who concluded his career at Edinboro this past year ... father wrestledat Elmira College and was an AllAmerican at Corning CommunityCollege.

Torsten Gillespie’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200708 19 18 3 6 4 4 5 2nd DNP200809 27 19 9 9 5 2 4 6th DNPCareer 46 37 12 15 9 6 9

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Chris Honeycutt 184JuniorNorth Ridgeville, OHSt. Edward’s HS

Two-Time National QualifierOne-Time EWL Champion

A twotime national qualifier who isexpected to redshirt this season ... headcoach Tim Flynn feels redshirting willhelp him further develop his skills andand also work on getting a little bigger ... twotime Ohio state championwho was one of the jewels of the 2007 recruiting class and has not disappointed ... Flynn feels he has a chance to compete at the highest level if hecontinues to embrace the Edinboro program and improve daily ... rankedfifth by Wrestling USA at 189 lbs. as a high school senior.} 2008-09Finished with a 338 record with 3 technical falls and 7 major decisions whilecompeting at 184 lbs... went 32 in second trip to Nationals, including an 86upset of fifthseeded Dustin Kilgore of Kent State ... losses came to seventhseed Doug Umbelhauer of Rider (51) and to ninthseed Joe LeBlancof Wisconsin (72) ... won first EWL crown with 54 decision overPittsburgh’s Zac Thomusseit in the finals ... also claimed first PSAC championship with a 103 win over Clint Podish of Clarion ... turned in outstandingperformance at Reno Tournament with first place showing ... won all fivematches, including wins over a pair of ranked opponents ... in semifinals,defeated 19thranked Joh Barone of Duke, 122, and in finals bestedLeBlanc, who was ranked tenth, via 41 decision ... took home sixth place atSouthern Scuffle after suffering an injury in wrestlebacks ... injury defaultedone match, and gave up a medical forfeit in fifth place match ... seven ofeight losses came to nationallyranked opponents. } 2007-08Earned a trip to Nationals at 184 lbs. as a true freshman after taking overas the starter midway through the year … ended the year ranked 18thby WIN Magazine and 19th by Amateur Wrestling News … was namedthe Rookie of the Year by both the EWL and PSAC … finished with a 2610 record with 4 falls and 6 major decisions … went 12 at Nationals,defeating Brown’s Matt Gevelinger, 40, before being eliminated by a 53 decision to Zach Giesen of Stanford … took over as the starter after astrong showing at the Southern Scuffle, taking home third place …went 81 in that tourney, including an 113 decision over 18thranked JoshHaines of Maryland and a 53 win over North Carolina State’s RyanGoodman, who was ranked 20th … earned trip to Nationals with a second place finish at the EWL Tournament, suffering a 108 loss to WestVirginia’s Kurt Brenner in the finals … also finished sixth at the NittanyLion Open and was third at the Michigan State Open (freshman andsophomore division). } High SchoolEnjoyed an illustrious twoyear career at high school powerhouse St.Edward’s, where he wrestled for head coach Greg Urbas, after competing his first two years at North Andover(Mass.) High School ... won theOhio state championship as a senior at 189 lbs., winning by fall to complete a perfect 390 season as the Eagles won their 11th straight statetitle ... won three of his four matches at states by fall ... had 20 falls as asenior ... won five tournaments, including sectionals and districts, alongwith the Ironman Tournament, where he was named the OutstandingWrestler ... a fourtime state placewinner, two in Massachusetts andtwo in Ohio, and won sectionals and districts all four years ... as a junior,placed third at Ohio state championships while wrestling at 189 lbs....

won Massachusetts state championship at 189 lbs. as sophomore whilecompeting for North Andover, ending with a 443 record with 35 falls ...was named MIAA regional outstanding wrestler in 2005 ... wasMassachusetts state runnerup as a freshman at 171 lbs., finishing 321,with lone loss in title match ... had a career record of 15410 ... was amember of the 2007 Ohio AllStar Team vs. “Wrestling USA “ DreamTeam ... member of 2006 Junior National Team.} PersonalBorn July 25, 1988 ... full name is Chris Mark Honeycutt ... son of Pamand Mark Honeycutt ... Health & Physical Edication major.

Chris Honeycutt’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200708 26 10 7 3 4 0 6 2nd DNP200809 33 8 15 4 0 3 7 DNPCareer 59 18 22 7 4 3 13

Chris Birchler Hwt.Senior Fairfield, NJSeton Hall Prep HS

One-Time National Qualifier

Transfer from East Stroudsburg who isexpected to soften the loss of heavyweight Joey Fendone ... fell one winshy of earning AllAmerican status ayear ago for the Warriors, who were in

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their final year as a Division I program ... coaching staff feels the bigquestion will be how he adapts to the Edinboro program ... early indications are he’s a hard worker with plenty of talent ... head coach TimFlynn feels he can compete for a national championship. } At East StroudsburgReached the final 12 at heavyweight in his first trip to Nationals a yearago, falling one win shy of earning AllAmerican honors ... opened theNCAA’s matched up against the number one seed, Iowa State’s DavidZabriskie ... he lost that match 64 in sudden victory, then ran off threestraight wins in the consolation bracket ... defeated Cornell’s ZachHammond, 41, followed by a 54 decision over sixthseeded MitchellMonteiro of Cal State Bakersfield ... advanced to Friday night’s AllAmerican round with a 43 decision over Tucker Lane of Nebraska ... waseliminated by a 31 sudden victory setback to Jared Rosholt ofOklahoma State, the fourth seed ... ended the year with a 277 record ...qualified for nationals thanks to a a third place finish at the EIWAChampionships, becoming ESU’s first national qualifier since 2000 ... lostby fall to topseeded Ryan Flores of Columbia before coming back in theconsolation round with a 31 upset of Hammond ... he took third placethanks to an 86 decision over D.J. Russo of Rutgers ... finished secondat the PSAC Championships, losing to Fendone in the finals, and wasalso second at the ESU Open ... as a sophomore finished with a 2510record, placing second once again at the PSAC Championships, alongwith third at the ESU Open and the Wilkes Open ... began career atCaldwell College before transferring to East Stroudsburg. } High SchoolTwotime county champion, twotime district champion and regionalrunnerup at Seton Hall Prep, finishing with a 7025 record ... as a senior,was Essex County and District 10 champion and finished second inRegion 3 ... team won the county and district championships and wasranked in the top 20 in the state ... was the county and district championas a junior at 215 lbs... placed third in the district as a heavyweight as asophomore ... played football as a freshman and sophomore.} PersonalBorn June 5, 1987 ... full name is Chris Joseph Birchler... son of Julia andAlfred Birchler ... Individualized Studies major ... has five sisters andthree brothers.

Chris Birchler’s Career Statistics at East StroudsburgOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EIWA NCAA200708 25 10 11 5 5 0 5 DNP DNQ200809 27 7 16 2 5 0 1 3rd DNPCareer 52 17 27 7 10 0 6

Joe Bockmore 157SeniorWellington, OHWellington HS

Fifthyear wrestler who moves up from149 to 157 lbs... has gained experienceand will challenge for the vacant starting job at 157 lbs... coaching staff notesthat when he performs at his highestlevel he is a tough competitor, but heneeds to develop consistency … is aformer twotime state qualifier whoheld the Wellington (OH) High School record for career wins.} 2008-09Posted a 46 record with one fall while competing at 149 lbs... competedin UB Open, Oklahoma Gold Classic, and Kent State Open, going 22 atKent State Open.} 2007-08Finished with an 118 record while starting the year at 141 lbs. and thenmoving up to 149 lbs… won twice by fall, and also picked up a technicalfall and major decision … filled in as the starter at 149 lbs. againstCleveland State, dropping a 104 decision to Ryan Hurley. } 2006-07Was 64 while competing in open events at 149 lbs... had one fall.} 2005-06Competed in open events at 141 and 149 lbs. while redshirting ... finishedwith a 108 record with a pair of falls and a major decision ... placed second at the UB Open at 149 lbs... did not place, but won four matches atthe Slippery Rock Open while wrestling at 141 lbs.} High SchoolWrestled for coach John Sedlick at Wellington (OH) High School, concluding his career with a 14436 record, the most wins in school history … atwotime conference champion and twotime state qualifier who placedfourth in the Ohio state championships as a senior … member of theNational Greco Roman Team ... was also a twoyear starter in football.} PersonalBorn May 17, 1986 ... full name is Joseph David Bockmore ... son of Kathiand David Bockmore ... Sports Administration major with a minor inCoaching.

Joe Bockmore’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200506 redshirted200607 6 4 0 0 1 0 0 DNC DNQ200708 11 8 0 1 2 1 1 DNC DNQ200809 4 6 0 0 1 0 0 DNC DNQCareer 21 18 0 1 3 1 1

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Michael Bunn 125SeniorEden, NYEden HS

Former transfer from Missouri BaptistUniversity who provides the FightingScots with another solid wrestler at 125lbs... saw limited action a year ago buthead coach Tim Flynn feels he has theability to compete better than he’sshown ... Flynn notes that he is tough inthe workout room, but he now needs totransfer that to the mat ... a hard worker who fits the mold of the Scots.} 2008-09Competed in the UB Open, finishing with a 12 record ... win was majordecision.} 2007-08Redshirted, finishing with a 25 record in open events ... competed inthe UB Open, ESU Open and Kent State Open.} High SchoolCompeted for coach Tom Page at Eden High School, where he was a sixyear starter ... set school records for season and career wins ... finished fifthat New York state championships in 2006 ... also competed in football andtrack & field ... was named the Raider of the Year as a senior.} PersonalBorn July 22, 1987 ... full name is Michael David Bunn ... son of Eileen andDavid Bunn ... Geography major.

Michael Bunn’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200708 redshirted200809 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 DNC DNQ

Kyle Fluke 133SeniorState College, PAState College HS

Received valuable experience a yearago while competing as the starter at125 lbs. before Paul Donahoe returned... will move back up to 133 lbs, wherehe wrestled his first two seasons and ismore comfortable ... showed greatpromise at times last year, includingappearance in Southern Scuffle finals… a fourtime Pennsylvania placewinner who was an earlysignee withthe Fighting Scots.} 2008-09Began the year as the starter at 125 lbs. before giving way to PaulDonahoe when he became eligible in late December ... finished with a2011 record, with 7 falls, 2 technical falls, and 2 major decisions ... faced

Donahoe in finals of Southern Scuffle, losing by technical fall to thethreetime AllAmerican ... had posted a 64 upset of 12thrankedBrandon Zoetewey of Cal State Bakersfield earlier in the tournament ...previously upset Nikko Triggas of Ohio State, who was ranked 16th, viaa 62 decision, and by fall over 20thranked Ian Moser of Bloomsburg inthirty seconds ... placed second at PSAC Championships, losing toClarion’s Jay Ivanco, 64 in sudden victory ... also finished third at RenoTournament and fourth at Oklahoma Gold Classic ... went 51 at RenoTournament, with lone loss coming to AllAmerican Anthony Robles ofArizona State, who Donahue beat in semifinals at Nationals.} 2007-08Competed at 133 lbs., finishing with a 136 record with two falls and twotechnical falls … won the championship at the Edinboro Open, alongwith a second place finish at the UB Open … was third at the Kent StateOpen and the Michigan State Open (freshman & sophomore division).} 2006-07Ended the year with a 199 record as a true freshman ... came toEdinboro as a 125 pounder, but moved up to 133 lbs... had a pair of fallsand 4 technical falls ... placed at three different events, including a second place finish at the Edinboro Open ... began his career with a thirdplace finish at the Buffalo Open, and later took fourth place at the MatTown Open ... turned in a strong showing at the Southern Scuffle, winning six of eight matches, with the losses to nationallyranked Evan Solaof North Carolina and Pittsburgh’s Drew Headlee ... three of his lossescame to nationallyranked opponents.} High SchoolWas a standout for head coach Ron Pifer at State College Area HighSchool ... finished with a 13327 career record and was a fourtime PIAAplacewinner ... finished fifth at 130 lbs. as a senior after winning District6 and Northwest Region championships ... had a 327 record as a senior... he was also a first team Big VII choice, first team Mountain AthleticConference selection, and a first team Central Wrestling Conferencehonoree ... as a junior, placed sixth at 125 lbs. at the PIAAChampionships, finishing with a 336 record and 16 falls ... was theNorthwest Regional runnerup for the second straight year, and wasalso the District 6 runnerup ... finished with a 317 record as a sophomore, placing eighth at the state championships while competing at 112

Kyle Fluke

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lbs... was the District 6 champion and Northwest Region runnerup ...had best finish at PIAA Championships as a freshman, placing fourth at103 lbs... had a 375 record, winning the Northwest Region title and finishing second at District 6 Championship ... also excelled at GrecoRoman competition, earning AllAmerican honors in 2004 with a seventh place finish at the Cadet National GrecoRoman Championships.} PersonalBorn April 21, 1988 ... full name is Kyle Robert Fluke ... son of Sherri andBob Fluke ... Business Management Information Systems major.

Kyle Fluke’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200607 19 9 0 0 2 4 1 DNC DNQ200708 13 6 0 0 2 2 0 DNC DNQ200809 20 11 4 4 7 2 2 DNC DNQCareer 52 26 4 4 11 8 3

Daniel Snyder 157SeniorErie, PAHarbor Creek HS

Former walkon who provides depth at157 lbs. after previously competing at165 lbs... continues to improve withtime in the workout room.} 2008-09Was 02 last year while competing in

the UB Open.} 2007-08Posted a 04 record at 165 lbs. while competing in the UB Open andMichigan State Open (freshman and sophomore division).} High SchoolCompeted for coach Mark Sallot at Harbor Creek High School ... earnedtwo lettters in wrestling and two in football for the Huskies.} PersonalBorn December 15, 1987 ... full name is Daniel Grant Snyder ... son ofDarcy and Robert Snyder ... Human Performance major with a minor inCoaching.

Dan Snyder’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200607 redshirted200708 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 DNC DNQ200809 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 DNC DNQCareer 0 6 0 0 0 0 0

Joel Webster 141SeniorNorfolk, CTNorthwestern Reg. HS

Made a successful return to the teamafter sitting out the 200708 campaign... displayed the ability a year ago tocompete with the best in the countrywhen on top of his game, but nowneeds to display the consistency to doit on a regular basis ... another of thetalented New England wrestlers tomatriculate to Edinboro ... a threetime Connecticut state championwho moved up to 141 lbs. after redshirting at 133 lbs. as a freshman in200506 ... benefitted greatly from working out with former AllAmerican Shawn Bunch ... was rated 15thbest senior at 130 lbs. byWrestling USA.} 2008-09Began the year as the starter at 141 lbs. after upsetting returning starterTortsen Gillespie in the wrestleoffs ... held down the starting role untilmidJanuary, along the way upsetting Ohio State’s J Jaggers, thedefending national champion, 54 ... Jaggers went on to win his secondnational championship ... ended the year with 179 record, with a fall anda major decision ... won the PSAC championship with a 61 decision overGannon’s A.J. Milanik ... captured sith place at Reno Tournament, coming back with four straight wins before suffering a pair of losses, including a loss to 18thranked Vincent Ramirez of North Carolina in the fifthplace match. } 2007-08Did not compete.} 2006-07Finished with a 129 record, placing in three events ... competed mainlyat 141 lbs., but moved up to 149 lbs. and earned AllPSAC honors with athird place finish at the PSAC Championships, replacing Gregor Gillespie,who was ill ... lost first match, then came back with a pair of decisions ...placed sixth at the Buffalo Open and was eighth at the Southern Scuffle,winning five of eight matches.Joel Webster



} 2005-06Had a 57 record while redshirting and competing in open events at 133lbs... had one win by technical fall.} High SchoolA fouryear state finalist at Northwestern Regional High School, winningthe Connecticut state championship his final three seasons ... finishedwith a perfect 340 record as a senior at 130 lbs. and was named theOutstanding Wrestller at the state championship ... placed third at theNew England championships in 2005, and was a finalist in 2004 ... was afourtime Berkshire League champion ... Northwestern won team statechampionship in 2005 ... finished career with a 16611 record.} PersonalBorn November 22, 1986 ... full name is Joel A. Webster ... son of Paulaand Tim Webster ... Sports Administration major.

Joel Webster’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200506 redshirted200607 12 9 1 0 2 0 3 DNC DNQ200708 did not compete200809 17 9 6 4 1 0 1 DNC DNQCareer 29 18 7 4 3 0 4

Shawn Fendone 197JuniorSalem, NHCentral Catholic(Mass.) HS

The younger brother of former Boroheavyweight Joey Fendone, who willnow look to make his own mark whilemoving up to 197 lbs... is switchingplaces with Pat Bradshaw and is thelikely starter at 197 lbs... has had a tendency to get injured or ill, but coachingstaff feels he is stronger at this weightclass and has the talent to be a solid starter … talented New Englandwrestler who enjoyed a lot of success in high school ... won two NewEngland titles as a prepster.} 2008-09Spent most of the year at 184 lbs., finishing with a 74 record with atechnical fall and a pair of major decisions ... competed against Rider atVirginia Duals at 197 lbs... turned in strong showing at Southern Scuffle,taking home fourth place ... went 42, with both losses to nationallyranked opponents ... faced 17thranked Justin Kerber of Cornell twice,registering a 62 upset in the first match before losing 72 in the thirdplace match ... lost twice to Kent State’s nationallyranked JustinKilgore, one coming in the championship match of the Oklahoma GoldClassic.} 2007-08Ended the year with a 56 record with a fall and a major decision …placed second at the Edinboro Open.} 2006-07Competed in several open events at 184 lbs. while redshirting ... finishedwith a 65 record, with four of the wins coming via fall.} High SchoolWon the New England Championship as a junior and senior while com

peting at 189 lbs., and also was a state champion both years ... wrestledfor coach Dennis King at Central Catholic High School ... posted a 412record as a senior, winning state title and setting school record with 35falls ... an allstate champion in 2005 at 189 lbs., and the runnerup in2005 and third place finisher in 2004 ... won sectional crown in 2005 and2006 ... had a career record of 13528 with 95 falls, competing at 171 lbs.as a freshman and 189 lbs. the final three seasons ... twotime leagueMVP and threetime allconference selection ... an excellent studentwho was a twotime Boston Globe and Boston Herald AllScholastic selection.} PersonalBorn October 14, 1987 ... full name is Shawn L. Fendone ... son of Debbieand Joe Fendone, who have moved to Edinboro ... SportsAdministration/Recreation major ... brother Joey concluded his career asa wrestler at Edinboro this past spring.

Shawn Fendone’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA200607 redshirted200708 5 6 0 0 1 0 1 DNC DNQ200809 7 4 0 1 0 1 2 DNC DNQCareer 12 10 0 1 1 1 3



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Kory Bissett 149SophomoreHolbrook, PAWest Greene HS

Thirdyear sophomore who is expectedto step up in his third year and make abigger impact ... head coach tim Flynncommented that he will be expected topick up some wins in tournamentswhile competing at 149 lbs... twotimePIAA placewinner.} 2008-09Saw a good deal of action as a reserve at 149 lbs., finishing with a 58record with a fall and a technical fall ... went 22 at UB Open and Kent StateOpen.} 2007-08Was 89 at 141 lbs. while redshirting and competing in open events ... wonfour matches by fall ... turned in strong showings at Michigan State Open(freshman & sophomore division) and Kent State Open, going 32 in bothevents.} High SchoolCompeted for coach Allen Hughes at West Greene High School, compiling a career record of 13531 ... twotime PIAA placewinner, finishing seventh a year ago at 140 lbs., ending the year with a 173 record ... wasthird at 135 lbs. as a junior, going 474 overall and setting a school recordwith 30 falls ... a fourtime PIAA state qualifier who had a 389 record asa sophomore and 3315 as a freshman ... a threetime WPIAL champion,along with a third place finish, and was a threetime Section champion,

along with a second place ... captured 2006 Southwest Regional title ...competed in the 2007 Dapper Dan Classic for the WPIAL team ... wasPowerade Tournament champion at 135 lbs. as a junior ... also a solidstudent who was twice a PWCA AllAcademic selection ... named theWest Greene Area Lions Club Athlete of the Year.

} PersonalBorn July 25, 1988 ... full name is Kory Logan Bissett ... son of Joyce andRickey Bissett ... Health & Physical Education Teacher’s Certification major.

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Chris Hrunka 165SophomoreWashington, NJWarren Hills HS

Came to Edinboro two years ago, sitting out his first campaign before competing a year ago ... made strides a yearago and benefitted from time on themat ... coaching staff wants to see himpush himself a little more, butposssesses talent at 165 lbs.} 2008-09Finished with a 410 record, filling in for Jarrod King at 165 lbs. when hewas out with an injury ... went 06 in dual matches, but had the misfortune of facing three nationallyranked wrestlers ... went 32 at NittanyLion Open, with first career win a 61 decision over Binghamton’s MikeDigiorgio.} 2007-08Redshirted.} High SchoolA threeyear starter at Warren Hills High School, where he was a districtand regional champion as a senior ... a twotime first team AllJersey selection, as a sophomore and senior, and was a second team choice as a junior... had a 9127 career record ... finished 374 as a senior at 160 lbs., with 21pins ... was a New Jersey state quarterfinalist ... had a 299 record as ajunior while competing at 145 lbs... in 200405, finished with a 2111 record ...also competed in soccer and cross country.} PersonalBorn August 5, 1989 ... full name is Christopher John Hrunka ... son ofEdith and John Hrunka ... Health & Physical Education/Teacher’sCertification major.

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Tim Lutke 197Sophomore Chatham, NJChatham HS

Former transfer from Johnson & WalesCollege who is another candidate fortime at 197 lbs.} High SchoolA fouryear starter for head coach MikeLiberato at Chatham High School ... as asenior was regional champion and hadundefeated 380 record heading intoNew Jersey state championship before suffering an injury ... threetimedistrict finalist ... twotime allstate selection while competing in footballand also earned allarea honors in both sports. } PersonalBorn July 5, 1987 ... full name is Timothy Kristopher Lutke ... son ofElaine Lutke and Steve Lutke ... Health & Physical Education major.

Ken Massey 197SophomoreNew Kensington, PAValley HS

Former walkon who provides depth at197 lbs... hardworking competitor wholoves the sport and will compete fortime at 197 lbs.} 2008-09Posted a 58 record while competing inopen tournaments ... went 32 at theUB Open, recording first career win, a65 decision over Harry Turner of Lock Haven.} 2007-08Redshirted ... picked up a fifth place finish at the Edinboro Open whilecompeting at 197 lbs. } High SchoolWrestled for head coach Steve Ansami at Valley High School ... finishedwith a 3947 career record ... also competed in football and tennis.} PersonalBorn July 1, 1989 ... full name is Kenneth Wehn Massey ... son ofKathleen and Kenneth Massey ... undeclared major.

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Paul Paddock 174SophomoreWarsaw, NYWarsaw Central HS

Former twotime New York statechampion who was one of the bluechip recruits in the Class of 2007 ...hardworking wrestler with plenty oftalent ... saw plenty of action a yearago after redshirting the year beforethat, but is questionable heading intothis year after suffering a knee injurywhich required surgery ... head coach Tim Flynn feels he still has achance to be very good, and predicts he may ultimately move down to165 lbs., where he competed as a freshman ... Flynn notes that this is animportant year for him, and he needs to get back on the mats oncehealthy ... was ranked fourth among seniors at 160 lbs. by InterMat, andwas ninth according to Amateur Wrestling News.} 2008-09Took over as the starter at 174 lbs. after Phil Moricone went down withan injury ... finished with a 1014 record, and had won three of his lastfour matches when he suffered a seasonending knee injury in earlyFebruary ... lost first four matches, but then came back with threestraight wins by fall, two coming in the PSAC Championships, where hefinished fourth ... also had two technical falls and two major decisions ...wenet 22 at the Reno Tournament ... four of his losses came againstnationallyranked opponents.



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} 2007-08Finished with a 156 record while competing as a redshirt at 165 lbs...took first place at the Michigan State Open (freshman & sophomoredivision), and was third at the UB Open, losing only to Bloomsburg regular Ricky Schmelyun ... turned in a strong showing at Southern Scuffle,going 42 ... was eliminated by a 52 decision against 17thranked ChrisBrown of Old Dominion ... also took home second place at EdinboroOpen. } High SchoolEnjoyed an illustrious career at Warsaw Central High School, winningNew York state championships as a sophomore and senior, and finishing second as a junior and fourth as a freshman ... compiled a perfect 470 record as a senior, winning the 160 lb. state title, then went on to finish second at the NHSCA Nationals, losing to Ohio State recruit ClintSponseller, InterMat’s secondranked 160pounder, in the final ... ledWarsaw Central to the 2007 Division II state championship ... as a sophomore, placed second at 160 lbs., then went on to finish third at the 2006Junior Nationals ... was the state champion at 145 lbs. as a sophomore,and came in fourth at 125 lbs. as a freshman ... finished with an incredible 23919 career record, winning 135 by fall, and setting the schoolrecord for wins ... was a sixyear varsity starter ... a fivetime districtchampion and fivetime regional titlist ... sixtime district allstar and wasnamed the district Wrestler of the Year three times ... also a fourtimeNew York State GrecoRoman champion and threetime NYS freestylechampion ... 2007 National AllAmerican in Freestyle and Greco and wasEastern Regional champion in both styles ... 2005 ASICS Junior AllAmerican and named to Junior Greco AllTournament Team.} PersonalBorn October 25, 1988 ... full name is Paul David Paddock ... son ofJeanie and Brad Paddock ... Business Accounting major ... brother Ian isa member of the Ohio State wrestling team.

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Jeff Brigham 149Freshman (redshirt)Middleport, NYRoyalton-Hartland HS

Redshirt freshman who will providedepth at 149 lbs.... another of theyoung wrestlers who picked up somewins in open tournaments a year agoand now must step up.} 2008-09Redshirted ... had a 47 record whilecompeting in open tournaments at 149lbs. } High SchoolCompeted for coach Kevin Lawson, his stepfather, at RoyaltonHartland High School ... a fiveyear starter for the Rams, ending hiscareer with a 12935 record ... won a total of 14 career tournaments ...placed third at 130 lbs. at the state qualifier as a sophomore, then wonSection IV championship at 140 lbs. as a junior.

} PersonalBorn April 2, 1990 ... full name is Jeffrey Dean Brigham ... son of Tammyand Kevin Lawson ... Sports and Recreation major.

Dan Estricher Hwt.Freshman (redshirt) Mechanicsburg, PAMechanicsburg Area HS

Did not compet for the Fighting Scotsa year ago, but now joins the competition at heavyweight.} High SchoolWrestled for head coach RogerBarrack at Mechanicsburg Area HighSchool, where he was a fouryearstarter ... first wrestler to reach 100wins in school history ... finished sixth at PIAA Class AAA state championships as a senior, losing to fellow Fighting Scot Mike Horton in fifthplace match by a 42 decision ... finished his senior season with a 357record and was third at regional ... threetime allconference performer,twice earning first team honors ... also a twoyear starter in football.} PersonalBorn June 23, 1989 ... full name is Daniel Blair Estricher... son of Lynn andLarry Estricher ... Criminal Justice major .... father played football atShippensburg.

Mike Horton Hwt.Freshman (redshirt)Philipsburg, PAPhilipsburg-Osceola HS

A talented young wrestler who redshirted a year ago and gained valuableexperience ... has a lot of potential ...mobile wrestler for his size ... benefitted from working out on a daily basiswith Joey Fendone. } 2008-09Recorded a 57 record while redshirtingand competing in open events ... wrestled in the UB Open, the NittanyLion open, and the Kent State Open ... went 22 at the Nittany LionOpen. } High SchoolWrestled for coach Tim McCamley at PhilipsburgOsceola High School ...finished his senior season with a 368 record, placing fifth at the PIAAClass AAA state championships ... defeated Danny Estricher ofMechanicsburg, 42, in the fifth place match ... earlier placed second atthe District 6 Tournament and was third at the Northwest RegionalTournament ... had a 2513 record as a junior, once again finishing as theDistrict 6 runnerup ... a twotime first team Progressland AllStar selection ... was also a standout in football, earning Pennsylvania FootballNews second team AllState accolades as a senior, along with beingnamed an Altoona Mirror first team AllStar twice.



} PersonalBorn April 3, 1990 ... full name is Michael Lynn Horton ... son of Tess andJeff Horton ... undeclared major.

Ashton Osterberg 133Senior Edinboro, PAGeneral McLane HS

Transfer from Thiel who is expected toprovide depth at 133 lbs... has not wrestled the last two years after competingfor the Tomcats as a freshman ... hailsfrom nearby General McLane HighSchool. } At ThielWrestled for the Tomcats as a freshmanin 200607 but did not compete the last two years ... also competed incross country and track & field at Thiel.} High SchoolCompeted for head coach Ryan Cook at General McLane High School ...a twoyear starter in wrestling for thr Lancers, and was also a fouryearregular in cross country ... also competed in baseball, tennis and trackfor the Lancers. } PersonalBorn November 21, 1986 ... full name is Ashton Michael Osterberg ... sonof Billie and Bob Fitzsimmons ... Sports Administration major.

Bijan Banks 125Freshman Elkton, MDBohemia Manor HS

Freshman who is expected to providedepth at 125 lbs... in all likelihood willredshirt this season.} High SchoolCompeted in wrestling, football andtrack at Bohemia Manor High School ...finished senior season with 309 recordwhile competing at 119 lbs... ... earnedallcounty honors ... also attended Old Mill Senior High School } PersonalBorn March 21, 1991 ... full name is Bijan Antonio Banks ... son of Nicoleand Anthony Castle ... undeclared major.

Zach Buonaiuto 184/197Freshman Miller Place, NYMiller Place HS

An early signee with the Fighting Scotswho will compete for time at either 184or 197 lbs... a twotime New York stateplacewinner who will probably benefitfrom redshirting. } High SchoolA twotime New York state placewinnerwhile competing at Miller Place HighSchool ... finished fifth at 189 lbs. as a junior and senior ... was the highschool’s first state placewinner and finished with over 100 career wins ...won Suffolk County championship as a junior and senior ... set schoolrecord for wins in a a season with 43 in 200708 ... also earned allcountyhonors all four years ... threeyear starter in football, as well.} PersonalBorn January 25, 1991 ... full name is Zach Thomas Buonaiuto... son ofJakki and Thomas Buonaiuto ... Human Performance major.

Jon-Marc Burdick 141Freshman Smethport, PASmethport HS

Freshman who is described as “energetic” by head coach Tim Flynn and willprovode depth at 141 lbs... Flynn feelshe will fit in well given his love forwrestling. } High SchoolA fouryear starter at Smethport HighSchool, finishing with a 11412 careerrecord ... was a District 9 AllStar and Allegheny Mountain League AllStar ... also earned two letters in football and cross country. } PersonalBorn October 12, 1990 ... full name is JonMarc Burdick ... son of Jackieand Perry Burdick ... undeclared major.



Shawn Giblin 133Freshman Cranston, RICranston West HS

Another of the many New Englandwrestlers on the Edinboro roster ...expected to redshirt as a freshman, butappears to have a bright future at 133lbs. after earning allstate honors fourtimes in high school .. noted for his attitide and work ethic. } High SchoolEnjoyed an illustrious career at Cranston West High School, where hewas a fouryear starter and finished his career with a 16714 record ...became just the second wrestler in Rhode Island history to earn allstatehonors all four years after winning all four of his matches at 135 lbs. as asenior ... was named the Outstanding Wrestler at the state championship as a senior after finishing the year undefeated and leadingCranston West to their fourth straight state championship ... was alsonamed the Outstanding Wrestler at the New England Championships asa senior ... won the 125 lb. state title as a junior, finishing the year with a442 record, then went on to place third at the New EnglandChampionships ... was the Rhode Island state champion at 125 lbs. as asophomore and 112 lbs. as a freshman ... was named the Cox RhodeIsland Wrestler of the Year as a senior and won the Dave Schultz HighSchool Excellence Award winner. } PersonalBorn October 9, 1990 ... full name is Shawn Robert Giblin ... son of Ellieand Don Giblin ... undeclared major.

Johnny Greisheimer 157Freshman Wantagh, NYWantagh HS

Highlyacclaimed recruit who is expected to battle fellow freshman Matt Lairdfor starting job at 157 lbs... twotimeNew York state champion ... extremelyhard worker who head coach Tim Flynnpredicts will be “a great one” beforehis career is over. } High SchoolTwotime New York state champion while competing for head coachJames Murphy at Wantagh High School ... a fiveyear starter for theWarriors who came away with the 152 lb. state title as a senior ... thatcapped a 420 season and brought his career record to 18214 ... namedto Amateur Wrestling News Senior High School AllAmerica Team andranked seventh in Wrestling USA’s 200809 High School AllClassRankings ... also named to ASICS AllAmerica Team as an honorablemention choice ... won the 145 lb. championship as a junior, finishingwith a 491 record ... helped Wantagh to team state championship as asenior ... a twotime national runnerup ... earned allcounty honors fourtimes and was a fivetime allconference honoree ... also a fouryear

starter in cross country. } PersonalBorn May 2, 1991 ... full name is John Vincent Greisheimer ... son of LauraGreisheimer and Paul Greisheimer ... Health & Physical Education major.

Ernest James Hwt.Freshman Medford, NYLongwood HS

Former New York state champion at215 lbs. who figures to have a brightfuture with the Fighting Scots at heavyweight ... now up to 255 lbs... has talentand drive and head coach Tim Flynnsees him as a future force ... will probably redshirt this season. } High SchoolCaptured New York Division I state championship as a senior and firsttime qualifier, finishing the year with a 441 record defeated defendingstate champion Paul Glover of Spencerport in the semifinals ... ended hiscareer with a 10922 ledger ... a threeyear starter for head coach MikePicozzi at Longwood High School ... also won league and Suffolk CountySection XI championships as a senior ... received the most pins/leasttime at section championship, with four in 5:57 ... was second in leagueand county as a junior, again competing at 215 lbs. ... ranked 11th inWrestling USA’s 200809 High School AllClass Rankings ... also namedto ASICS AllAmerica Team as an honorable mention choice.} PersonalBorn April 27, 1991 ... full name is Ernest Q. James ... son of ArtheniaSealyJames and Ernest James ... Sports Administration major.

Matt Laird 157Freshman Linesville, PAConneaut Lake HS

One of two freshmen, along withJohnny Greisheimer, who will competefor the starting job at 157 lbs... may notbe as highlytouted a recruit asGreisheimer, but head coach Tim Flynnfeels he is going to surprise a lot ofpeople ... described as a tough wrestler... may end up redshirting. } High SchoolAttended Linesville High School, but competed for Conneaut Lake HighSchool since Linesville did not have a wrestling team ... finished hiscareer with a 13925 record and was a twotime PIAA state medalist ...also a threetime District 10 champion ... as a senior finished with a 393record and placed seventh at 152 lbs. at the PIAA Class AAA state championships ... was the third seed out of the Northwest RegionTournament ... was a first team allstar in Region 4 ... as a junior went 37




6, placing eighth at 135 lbs, at the PIAA Class AAA state championships,and was once again the third seed out of the Northwest Region ... also astandout in football at Linesville, ranking second alltime in career receiving yards ... earned allconference honors as a tight end and linebacker. } PersonalBorn October 4, 1990 ... full name is Matthew Robert Laird... son ofJennifer and Scott Laird ... undeclared major.

Tim Murphy 197Freshman Nazareth, PANazareth HS

Freshman who is a promising wrestlerwith a strong work ethic, but will likelyredshirt while providing depth at 197lbs.} High SchoolA threeyear starter for Nazareth HighSchool and head coach Dave Crowell ...part of 200607 PIAA Class AAA statechampionship team ... was 2009 District XI runnerup ... threetimeDistrict XI placewinner and threetime North East qualifier ... also playedfootball for two years. } PersonalBorn December 28, 1990 ... full name is Timothy Thomas Murphy ... sonof Sally and Pat Murphy ... Secondary Education Mathematics major ...brother Patrick wrestles at Hofstra.

Jordan Powell 149Freshman Hadley, PACommodore Perry HS

Local product from nearbyCommodore Perry High School who willprovide depth at 149 lbs... likely candidate to redshirt.} High SchoolA fouryear starter for head coachKevin Drew at Commodore Perry HighSchool ... the Panthers finished as 2009regional champions and were second in region in 2008 ... set schoolrecord with 140 career wins ... capped career with seventh place finishat 140 lbs. at the 2009 PIAA Class AA State Championships ... ended theseason with a 377 record ... was the District 10 and Northwest Regionchampion ... also competed in cross country.} PersonalBorn May 5, 1991 ... full name is Jordan Robert Powell ... son of Jamieand Rob Powell ... undeclared major.

Timmy Rich 141Freshman Chelmsford, MASSChelmsford HS

A young wrestler who will providedepth at 141 lbs... will likely benefitfrom redshirting this year. } High SchoolA fouryear starter for his father BruceRich at Chelmsford High School ... athreetime Massachusetts state champion who also won the 135 lb. NewEngland championship in 2008 ... was 491 in 2008 as a senior and finished his career with a 18912 record with 134 career falls ... also had asecond and third place in New England Championships ... was a threeyear starter in football, where his father was also the coach, and was afouryear regular in tennis.} PersonalBorn February 10, 1989 ... full name is Timothy James Rich ... son ofPeggy and Bruce Rich ... Health & Physical Education major.

Luke Speno 157Freshman Mt. Kisco, NYFox Lane HS

One of a number of freshmen competing for time at 157 lbs... will likely redshirt.} High SchoolCompeted for head coach Joe Amusoat Fox Lane High School, where he wasa fouryear starter ... team won twosection championships and finishedthird at the 2009 New York state championships ... finished fifth at thestate championships as a senior while competing at 145 lbs., and wonthe section championship twice ... qualified for states as a junior at 140lbs... earned allstate, allsection and allleague honors.} PersonalBorn November 13, 1990 ... full name is Luke Anthony Speno... son ofAnna and Tony Speno ... Criminal Justice major.




NAME WT. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLKory Bissett 141 Fr.r Holbrook, PA/West GreeneBijan Banks 125 Fr. Elkton, MD/Bohemia ManorChris Birchler Hwt. Sr. Fairfield, NJ/Seton Hall Prep/East StroudsburgKory Bissett 149 So. Holbrook, PA/West GreeneJoe Bockmore 157 Sr. Wellington, OH/WellingtonPat Bradshaw 184 Sr. Saegertown, PA/SaegertownJeff Brigham 149 Fr.r Middleport, NY/RoyaltonHartlandMichael Bunn 125 Sr. Eden, NY/EdenZach Buonaiuto 184/197 Fr. Miller Place, NY/Miller PlaceJonMarc Burdick 141 Fr. Smethport, PA/SmethportDan Estricher Hwt. Fr.r Mechanicsburg, PA/Mechanicsburg AreaShawn Fendone 197 Jr. Salem, NH/Central Catholic(Mass.)Kyle Fluke 133 Sr. State College, PA/State CollegeShawn Giblin 133 Fr. Cranston, RI/Cranston WestTorsten Gillespie 149 Jr. Webster, NY/Webster SchroederJohnny Greisheimer 157 Fr. Wantagh, NY/WantaghChris Honeycutt 184 Jr. North Ridgeville, OH/St. EdwardMike Horton Hwt. Fr.r Philipsburg, PA/PhilipsburgOsceolaChris Hrunka 165 So. Washington, NJ/Warren HillsErnest James Hwt. Fr. Medford, NY/LongwoodJarrod King 165 Sr. Connellsville, PA/Connellsville/OklahomaMatt Laird 157 Fr. Linesville, PA/Conneaut LakeTim Lutke 197 So. Chatham, NJ/ChathamKenny Massey 197 So. New Kensington, PA/ValleyPhil Moricone 174 Sr. Derry, NH/PinkertonEric Morrill 125 Jr. Sandown, NH/Timberland RegionalTim Murphy 197 Fr. Nazareth, PA/NazarethAshton Osterberg 133 Sr. Edinboro, PA/General McLane/ThielPaul Paddock 174 So. Warsaw, NY/Warsaw CentralJordan Powell 149 Fr. Hadley, PA/Commodore PerryTimmy Rich 141 Fr. Chelmsford, MA/ChelmsfordDan Snyder 157 Sr. Erie, PA/Harbor CreekLuke Speno 157 Fr. Mt. Kisco, NY/Fox LaneJoel Webster 141 Sr. Norfolk, CT/Northwestern Regional #7

HEAD COACH: Tim Flynn (136394, 12 years)ASST. COACHES: Cliff Moore, Kyle Cerminara and Joey Fendone

Breakdown by Weight Class

125Bijan Banks

Michael BunnEric Morrill133

Kyle FlukeShawn Giblin

Ashton Osterberg141

JonMarc BurdickTimmy Rich

Joel Webster149

Kory BissettJeff Brigham

Torsten GillespieJordan Powell

157Joe Bockmore

Johnny GreisheimerMatt Laird

Dan SnyderLuke Speno

165Chris HrunkaJarrod King

174Phil MoriconePaul Paddock

184Zach BuonaiutoPat Bradshaw

Chris Honeycutt197

Shawn FendoneTim Lutke

Kenny MasseyTim MurphyHwt.

Chris BirchlerDan EstricherMike HortonErnest James

Scots By StatePennsylvania(13): Kory Bissett, Pat Bradshaw, JonMarc Burdick, Dan Estricher, Kyle Fluke, MikeHorton, Jarrod King, , Matt Laird, Kenny Massey, Tim Murphy, Ashton Osterberg, Jordan Powell,Dan SnyderNew York(8): Zach Buonaiuto, Jeff Brigham, Michael Bunn, Torsten Gillespie, JohnnyGreisheimer, Ernest James, Paul Paddock, Luke SpenoNew Hampshire(3): Shawn Fendone, Phil Moricone, Eric MorrillNew Jersey(3): Chris Birchler, Chris Hrunka, Tim LutkeOhio(2): Joe Bockmore, Chris HoneycuttConnecticut(1): Joel WebsterMaryland (1): Bijan BanksMassachusetts(1): Timmy Rich

2008-09 in Review

} Section Contents2008-09 Season in Review..............................28-292008-09 Dual Meet Results ............................30-312009 NCAA National Championship................32Fighting Scots at 2009 Nationals........................332009 EWL Tournament ........................................342009 PSAC Championship....................................352008-09 Final Statistics ..........................................36

The 200809 wrestling campaign reiterated the fact thatEdinboro has become a major factor not only in eastern wrestling circles, but nationally, as well. The Fighting Scots finished in the top teamat the NCAA Division I National Championships for the third time in thelast four years.

Following a bit of a hiccup the year before, when the Fighting Scotsfinished in a tie for 21st, this time around head coach Tim Flynn guidedhis team to possibly the best showing ever at Nationals.

True, the 200809 squad matched the 199697 edition with a sixth placefinish. But the Fighting Scots could boast of three AllAmericans, led byJarrod King, who became Edinboro’s fourth Division I national champion.

Throw in a national runnerup in Paul Donahoe, plus a fourth placefinish for Gregor Gillespie, who joined Josh Koscheck as Edinboro lonefourtime AllAmericans, and this was an impressive showing atwrestling greatest venue. Chris Honeycutt nearly gave Edinboro afourth AllAmerican, finishing in the top 12.

200809 marked the first time Edinboro had two wrestlers competing for a national championship. Donahoe, the Nebraska transfer whowas cleared to wrestle in late December, started off the evening at theScottrade Center against Cornell’s Troy Nickerson in a rematch of the2007 national title bout at 125 lbs. That one would end in controversy,and this one would as well. Nickerson came away with the 21 decisionin overtime when he was awarded a penalty point for locked hands.That was the only setback marring Donahoe’s record as the senior finished trhe season at 351 and entered nationals as the top seed.

Five matches later Jarrod King followed with the most unlikely of allthe national championships won in 2009 in St. Louis. A 12th seed who inJanuary didn’t even look like he would be around to compete atNationals, King upset secondseeded Andrew Howe of Wisconsin 32.He parlayed a body lock in the third period for the bout’s lone takedown, snapping a 11 tie. That capped an incredible season as King finished the year with a 325 record.

Unfortunately, the fourth trip to Nationals proved a disappointmentfor Gillespie, who would have to “settle” for a fourth place finish at 157 lbs.Nemesis Jordan Leen of Cornell defeated Gillespie in the third place match40, marking the first time Gillespie left Nationals with a loss.

Gillespie capped a brillinat career in which he departed with a 15213career record, breaking Jason Robison’s record for victories.

King, Flynn Dominate EWL, PSAC AwardsEdinboro ‘s Jarrod King and Tim Flynn swept the awards for Wrestler of theYear and Coach of the Year, respectively, for the Eastern Wrestling Leagueand Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. King finished the year with a 325 record and was the 165 lb. national champion. He won his second EWL andPSAC titles. Flynn led Edinboro to a sixth place finish at Nationals, tyingthe highest finish ever at the NCAA Division I National Championships.Edinboro finished in the top ten for the third time in the last four years,and had three AllAmericans for the third time in four years, as well.Flynn guided Edinboro to its 11th EWL Tournament title in the last 12years, and tenth PSAC title in that same period. Edinboro also won theEWL regular season crown for the fourth straight year. Flynn ledEdinboro to a 1441 record, with the losses to Penn State, Ohio State,Lehigh and Oklahoma State. He broke the school record for career winslate this year, and now has a record of 136394 after 12 seasons as thehead coach of the Fighting Scots. King’s selection marked the tenthstraight year an Edinboro wrestler has been named the PSAC Athlete ofthe Year, while Flynn has now been named the PSAC Coach of the Yeareight times in 12 seasons, including the last three years. He has been recognized by the EWL five times.

Gregor Gillespie Joins Koscheck as Four-Time All-American, Set Career Wins Record Edinboro’s record for career wins had stood since 1998 when JasonRobison concluded a brilliant career with a 145230 record. That standard was broken in the last dual match of the year when Gregor Gillespiewon a 140 major decision over West Virginia’s Ryan Goodman. That leftthe senior with a 14610 career ledger. Gillespie wrestled his first twoseasons at 149 lbs., and his last two at 157 lbs. He began his career witha seventh place finish at Nationals as a freshman while competing at 149lbs., ending the year with a 404 record. He became Edinboro’s thirdDivision I national champion his sophomore year, defeating JoshChurella of Michigan 32 in the finals. That gave him a 342 ledger.Gillespie would move up to 157 lbs. in 2008, but his quest for a secondtitle ended in the semifinals. He would rally to bring home fifth placeand end the year at 374. Gillespie reached the semifinals for the thirdstraight year as a senior. He would have to settle for fourth place and a413 record. That capped his brilliant career with a 15213 record.

King Named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American, Gillespie NWCA All-Academic HonoreesJarrod King proved he was not only a standout on the wrestling mat.The Fighting Scot wrestler was one of 15 studentathletes named to the 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic AllAmerica Men’s AtLargeUniversity Division AllAmerica Team. The men’s atlarge program forthe Academic AllAmerican includes the sports of fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, tennis, water polo and wrestling.Former Edinboro standout Alex Clemsen was previously named to theESPN The Magazine second team in 2007. At the time King had a 3.79GPA as an Individualized Studies major. He was previously named to theNWCA AllAcademic Team along with teammate Torsten Gillespie.

Boro Ends Year with 26-Match EWL Non-Losing StreakEdinboro’s 1919 tie with West Virginia at the end of the season snapped

Edinboro Makes it the Year of the Fighting Scots at Nationals;Jarrod King Becomes Fourth Division I National Champion

Jarrod King is about to record the third period takedown against Wisconsin’s Andrew Howe that

produced a national championship.

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the Fighting Scots’ 24match winning streak in EWL dual matches.However, the Fighting Scots still own a nonlosing streak of 26 straightmatches, with a 2402 record during that period. The Fighting Scotshave not lost since a 2114 loss to Bloomsburg in 200405, and had gone60 each of the last three years before finishing at 501 this year.

Tim Flynn Sets Career Wins RecordEdinboro head coach Tim Flynn broke Fred Caro’s record for career winsin the Fighting Scots’ 318 win over Pittsburgh. Flynn ended his 12th season as the head coach with a 136394 record. Caro posted a 135984record as the head coach from 196384.

Eight Scots Go to NationalsEdinboro sent a total of eight wrestlers to Nationals in 2009, one shy of theschool record. The Fighting Scots received strong contributions from many ofthem while posting the recordtying sixth place finish. Jarrod King took homefirst place at 165 lbs., winning all five of his matches. He was almost joined asa national champion by Paul Donahoe, who arrived in St. Louis as the numberone seed but would have to settle for second place following a 21 tiebreakerloss to Troy Nickerson of Cornell in the finals. Gregor Gillespie gave theFighting Scots a third AllAmerican with a fourth place finish at 157 lbs.Heavyweight Joey Fendone won three bouts in his fourth trip to Nationals,while Chris Honeycutt fell a win shy of AllAmerican status at 184 lbs. whenlost to Wyoming’s Joe LeBlanc in the round of 12. Ricky Deubel (133 lbs.),Torstsen Gillespie (149) and Pat Bradshaw (197 lbs.) all went 12.

Joey Fendone, Ricky Deubel Reach MilestonesSenior Joey Fendone achieved a milestone in a big way against Pittsburgh.Facing 12thranked Zach Sheaffer, he trailed 20 with 11 seconds remaining.Fendone registered an escape seconds later, then was awarded a stallingpoint to send the match into overtime. He picked up the winning takedown with 11 seconds left in sudden victory for a 42 decision. It represented his 100th career win. Fendone concluded his career at 10540. RickyDeubel became the 22nd Fighting Scot to reach 100 career wins when hewon by technical fall 183 over Clarion’s Cameron Moran in the quarterfinalsof the EWL Championships. He finished with a 10251.

Edinboro Wins Seventh Straight EWL Crown as FourWin Individual CrownsWith seven wrestlers reaching the finals and four coming away withindividual championships, Edinboro left little doubt while coasting to itsseventh straight Eastern Wrestling League championship. The FightingScots finished with 126.5 points to outdistance second place WestVirginia. The Mountaineers totaled 95.50 points. Paul Donahoe (125lbs.), Jarrod King (165 lbs.), Chris Honeycutt (184 lbs.), and Pat Bradshaw(197 lbs.) won individual titles. Gregor Gillespie picked up a second placefinish at 157 lbs., as did Joey Fendone at heavyweight.

Nine Scots Place at Southern Scuffle as Fighting ScotsFinish SecondEdinboro picked up a second place finish out of 31 teams at theSouthern Scuffle, as Cornell edged the Fighting Scots for first place. Atotal of nine Fighting Scots placed at the event. Three wrestlers PaulDonahoe (125 lbs.), Ricky Deubel (133 lbs.), and Gregor Gillespie (157 lbs.) brought home championships. In addition, Kyle Fluke and Jarrod Kingfinished second at 125 and 165 lbs., respectively. Shawn Fendoneclaimed fourth place at 184 lbs., as did Eric Morrill, who was redshirting,at 125 lbs. Chris Honeycutt took sixth place at 184 lbs. and TorstenGillespie was seventh at 149 lbs.

Boro Crowns Three Champions to Finish Second atReno TournamentEdinboro had three champions and a total of eight wrestlers place at theReno Tournament. Edinboro ended up finishing second out of 30teams, with Oklahoma State bringing home first place. Gregor Gillespiewon the title at 157 lbs., with Jarrod King winning at 165 lbs. and Chris

Honeycutt at 184 lbs. Ricky Deubel placed second at 133 lbs., with KyleFluke third at 125 lbs. Pat Bradshaw placed fourth at 197 lbs., while JoelWebster (141 lbs.) and Torsten Gillespie (149 lbs.) came in sixth.

Fighting Scots Make it Four Straight PSAC TitlesIn 1977 Jeff Bradshaw captured the PSAC championship at 177 lbs., and a yearlater he brought home the 190 lb. title. His son Pat joined him as a PSACchampion at the 2007 PSAC Championships at Clarion. Pat picked up the titleat 197 lbs. He won all three of his matches, including a 51 decision over LockHaven’s Ben Hepburn in the finals, to join his father as a PSAC champion.

Boro Finishes Fourth at Virginia DualsEdinboro came into the Virginia Duals seeded fourth, and as it turnedout,. that’s where the Fighting Scots finished. The Scots opened with a2410 win over Rider, then disposed of 22ndranked Penn, 3012, to reachthe semifinals. Day two found head coach Tim Flynn having to patchtogether his lineup, with a couple wrestlers missing, including JarrodKing, ranked sixth at 165 lbs. Edinboro dropped a 1914 match to eighthranked Lehigh, the top seed. In the third place match, the Scots fell by a2412 count to 13thranked Oklahoma State. Edinboro had been hopingto pick up its second straight Virginia Duals title, after coming away withthe championship in its last appearance in 2007.

Edinboro Wins Fourth Straight PSAC Crown to MatchLock Haven RecordEdinboro became the first team since Lock Haven in 1948 to win fourstraight Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference championships.Edinboro became the first team in PSAC history to win four consecutivePSAC titles. Lock Haven won five crowns in a row from 194042 and194748. The Fighting Scots finished with 173.5 points to easily outdistance the tenteam field. Bloomsburg was second with 108 points.Edinboro has now won 10 of the last 12 PSAC crowns. In addition, theFighting Scots had seven champions for the second straight year. Thatties the PSAC record, also owned by the 1986 Clarion team. GregorGillespie was named the Outstanding Wrestler for the second straightyear after winning the 157 lb. championship, his third PSAC title. Gillespiewas a 30 winner over 11thranked Matt Moley of Bloomsburg in thechampionship bout, the highest profile match of the day. Jarrod Kingand Pat Bradshaw won their second titles at 165 and 197 lbs., respectively. Joel Webster was first at 141 lbs., with Torsten Gillespie recording areversal with one second remaining for a 98 decision in the 149 lb. titlematch. Chris Honeycutt was the winner at 184 lbs., and Joey Fendonepicked up the crown at heavyweight.

Paul Donahoe went 35-1 and finished as the national runnerup at 125 lbs. in his lone season as a Fighting Scot.

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#15 Edinboro 48, Findlay 0Fighting Scot Duals November 1, 2008 uEdinboro, PA

125 Kyle Fluke (EU) fall over Nick Weisjhan (FU), 1:14133 #19 Ricky Deubel (EU) fall over Alex Shumaker (FU), 1:12141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. Josh Falk (FU), 50149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) tech. fall Sean Dong (FU), 160, (4:12)157 #4 Gregor Gillespie (EU) maj. dec. Michael Lybarger (FU), 100165 #8 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Justin Shannon (FU), 60174 #17 Phil Moricone (EU) tech fall Jeff Havelka (FU), 204 (6:20)184 #16 Chris Honeycutt won by forfeit197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Dan Stevenson (FU), 133Hwt. #10 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Dan Thoburn (FU), 3:47

#15 Edinboro 34, Army 7Fighting Scot Duals November 1, 2008 uEdinboro, PA

125 Kyle Fluke (EU) maj. dec. Lance Penhale (ARMY), 100133 #19 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Whitt Dunning (ARMY), 72141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. #16 Casey Thome (ARMY), 72149 #6 Matt Kyler (ARMY) maj. dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 100157 #4 Gregor Gillespie (EU) inj. def. Brian Rowan (ARMY), 0:06165 #8 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. Chris Grill (ARMY), 132174 #17 Phil Moricone (EU) dec. Ryan Mergen (ARMY) 71184 #16 Chris Honeycutt (EU) tech fall. Garrett Hunter (ARMY), 180, (6:10)197 #16 Richard Starks (ARMY) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 32Hwt. #10 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Michael Sprigg (ARMY), 1:30

#15 Edinboro 23, Maryland 14Fighting Scot Duals November 1, 2008 uEdinboro, PA

125 Brandon Bryne (UM) dec. Kyle Fluke (EU), 52133 #12 Steve Bell (UM) maj. dec. #19 Ricky Deubel (EU), 133141 Alex Krom (UM) maj. dec. Joel Webster (EU), 135149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. #14 Eric Medina (UM), 65157 #4 Gregor Gillespie (EU) tech fall Kyle John (UM), 160, (4:39)165 #8 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Brian Letters (UM), 75 SV174 #17 Phil Moricone (EU) tech. fall Matt Maclean (UM) 2510, (3:39)184 #16 Chris Honeycutt (EU) tech fall. Ryan Gray (UM) 160, (3:50)197 #2 Hudson Taylor (UM) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 10Hwt #10 Joey Fendone (EU) dec. Pat Gilmore(UM), 10

#15 Edinboro 32, Upper Iowa 12Sprawl & Brawl DualsNovember 23, 2008 uBinghamton, NY

125 Tyler Mumbolo (UI) tech. fall Kyle Fluke (EU), 182133 Trevor Franklin (UI) dec. #15 Ricky Deubel (EU), 53141 Ryan Morgan (EU) dec. Jacob Pedersen (UI), 72149 #17 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. Micah Keller (UI), 117157 #3 Gregor Gillespie (EU) maj. dec. Travis Eggers (UI), 90165 #6 Jarrod King (EU) fall over Brett Hakeman (UI), 3:41174 Mitch Norton (UI) maj. dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 140184 #14 Chris Honeycutt (EU) maj. dec. Tony Gehling (UI), 90197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) fall over Matt Norton (UI), 6:10Hwt. #8 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Arron Cramer (UI), 3:40

#14 Penn State 24, #15 Edinboro 16Sprawl & Brawl DualsNovember 23, 2008 uBinghamton, NY

125 Brad Pataky (PSU) tech. fall Kyle Fluke (EU), 183 (7:00)133 Tim Haas (PSU) dec. #15 Ricky Deubel (EU), 54141 Frank Molinaro (PSU) maj. dec. Joel Webster (EU), 164149 #2 Bubba Jenkins (PSU) fall over #17 Torsten Gillespie (EU), 1:20157 #3 Gregor Gillespie (EU) maj. dec. #2 Dan Vallimont (PSU), 80

165 #6 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Mark Friend (PSU), 85174 #16 Quentin Wright (PSU) fall over Paul Paddock (EU), 2:41184 #14 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. #13 Phil Bomberger (PSU), 83197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Clay Steadman (PSU), 41Hwt. #8 Joey Fendone (EU) dec. Cameron Wade (PSU), 62

#15 Edinboro 20, #13 Boise State 12Sprawl & Brawl DualsNovember 23, 2008 uBinghamton, NY

125 Brian Owen (BSU) dec. Kyle Fluke (EU), 98133 #9 Andrew Hochstrasser (BSU) dec. #15 Ricky Deubel (EU), 71141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. #11 Cory Fish (BSU), 30149 #17 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. Jason Chamberlain (BSU), 60157 #3 Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. Adam Hall (BSU), 10165 #6 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Tyler Sherfrey (BSU), 65174 Kurt Swartz (BSU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 61184 #5 Kirk Smith (BSU) dec. #14 Chris Honeycutt (EU), 72197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) maj. dec. Ryan Allen (BSU), 143 Hwt. #8 Joey Fendone (EU) maj. dec. Sam Zylsta (BSU), 80

#6 Ohio State 19, #17 Edinboro 12December 14, 2008 uEdinboro, PA

125 Kyle Fluke (EU) dec. # 16 Nikko Triggas (OSU), 62 133 #8 Reece Humphrey (OSU) maj. dec. Ricky Deubel (EU), 146141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. #8 J Jaggers (OSU), 54149 #4 Lance Palmer (OSU) dec. #15 Torsten Gillespie (EU), 71157 #2 Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. #15 Jason Johnstone (OSU), 62165 #6 Colt Sponseller (OSU) dec. #3 Jarrod King (EU), 41174 Sean Nemec (OSU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 74184 #1 Mike Pucillo (OSU) dec. #10 Chris Honeycutt (EU), 81197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Cody Gardner (OSU), 30Hwt. #14 Corey Morrison (OSU) dec. #8 Joey Fendone (EU), 53

#15 Edinboro 24, Rider10Virginia Duals -- First RoundJanuary 9, 2009 uHampton, VA

125 #2 Paul Donahoe (EU) tech. fall Filberto Colon (RU), 183133 #16 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Jimmy Kirchner (RU), 94141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. Fred Rodgers (RU), 64149 #16 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. Aaron Nestor (RU), 84157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. Mike Kessler (RU), 72165 Jason Lapham (RU) dec. #6 Jarrod King (EU), 76174 Paul Paddock (EU) maj. dec. Mike Ward (RU), 152184 #6 Doug Umbehauer (RU) dec #18 Chris Honeycutt (EU), 93197 Mike Miller (RU) maj. dec. Shawn Fendone (EU), 168Hwt. #14 Joey Fendone (EU) dec. Ed Bordas (RU), 114

#15 Edinboro 30, #22 Penn 12Virginia Duals -- QuarterfinalsJanuary 9, 2009 uHampton, VA

125 #2 Paul Donahoe (EU) maj. dec. #7 Rollie Peterkin (UP), 155133 #16 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Bryan Ortenzio (UP), 30 ot141 Joel Webster (EU) dec. Zack Kemmerer (UP), 30149 Cesar Grajales (UP) dec. #16 Torsten Gillespie (EU), 42157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) tech. fall Jake Hunter (UP), 160165 #6 Jarrod King (EU) fall over Zach Shanaman (UP), 0:46174 Scott Griffin (UP) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 62184 #18 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Colin Hitschler (UP), 42197 Thomas Shovlin (UP) won by forfeitHwt. #14 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Trey McLean (UP), 1:19

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#8 Lehigh 19, #15 Edinboro 14Virginia Duals -- SemifinalsJanuary 10, 2009 uHampton, VA125 Kyle Fluke (EU) dec. Mitch Berger (LU), 20 133 #2 Paul Donahoe (EU) dec. Matt Fisk (LU), 21 tb 141 Seth Ciasulli (LU) dec. Joel Webster (EU), 50 149 #14 Trevor Chinn (LU) dec. #16 Torsten Gillespie (EU), 85 157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) tech. fall Sean Bilodeau (LU), 172 165 #16 Mike Galante (LU) maj. dec. Chris Hrunka (EU), 187 174 #15 Alex Caruso (LU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 42 sv 184 David Craig (LU) dec #18 Chris Honeycutt (EU), 42 197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Joe Kennedy (LU), 21 tb Hwt. Zach Rey (LU) dec. #14 Joey Fendone (EU), 20

#13 Oklahoma State 24, #15 Edinboro 12Virginia Duals -- Third PlaceJanuary 10, 2009 uHampton, VA

125 #2 Paul Donahoe (EU) fall over #15 Obe Blanc (OSU), 1:40133 Chris Notte (OSU) dec. #16 Ricky Deubel (EU), 64 tb 141 # 17 Jamal Parks (OSU) dec. Joel Webster (EU), 64 sv149 Luke Silver (OSU) dec. #16 Torsten Gillespie (EU), 76157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. Neil Erisman (OSU), 30165 #12 Brandon Mason (OSU) fall over Chris Hrunka (EU), 2:39174 Cody Hills (OSU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 50184 #18 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Chris McNeil (OSU), 104197 #8 Clayton Foster (OSU) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 72Hwt. #1 Jared Rosholt (OSU) dec. #14 Joey Fendone (EU), 70

#16 Edinboro 36, Clarion 4January 16, 2009 uEdinboro, PA

174 Paul Paddock (EU) dec. Scott Joseph (CU), 43184 #18 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Clint Podish (CU), 20197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Jamie Luckett (CU), 72Hwt. #14 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Roman Husam (CU), 0:57125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) tech. fall #20 Jay Ivanco (CU), 214 (3:45)133 #17 Ricky Deubel (EU) maj. dec. Zachary Oberlander (CU), 112141 Steve Waite (EU) dec. Sal Lascari (CU), 83149 #19 Torsten Gillespie (EU) won by forfeit157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. Hadley Harrison (CU), 70165 Dominic Ross (CU) maj. dec. Chris Hrunka (EU), 123

#16 Edinboro 34, Lock Haven 6January 17, 2009 uEdinboro, PA

125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) won by forfeit133 #17 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Billy Ashnault (LHU), 32141 Steve Waite (EU) dec. Zach Kell (LHU), 62149 Matt Fittery (LHU) dec. #19 Torsten Gillespie (EU), 95157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) fall over Justin Loudon (LHU), 2:56165 Aaron Ernest (LHU) dec. Chris Hrunka (EU), 76174 Paul Paddock (EU) maj. dec. Travis Stem (LHU), 110 184 #18 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Tom Kocher (LHU), 74197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Ben Hepburn (LHU), 32Hwt. #14 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Gabe Murtorff (LHU), 2:40

#12 Edinboro 25, Bloomsburg 12February 5, 2009 uBloomsburg, PA

125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) dec. Ian Moser (BU), 82133 #18 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Jason Guffey (BU), 41141 Steve Waite (EU) maj. dec. Darren Kern (BU), 111149 George Hickman (BU) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 73157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. #9 Matt Moley (BU), 50165 #19 Ricky Schmelyun (BU) fall over Chris Hrunka (EU), 1:54174 Nate Graham (BU) dec. Paul Paddock(EU), 20184 #17 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Brian Shaw (BU), 61197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Jesse Hasseman (BU), 30Hwt. #13 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Zac Walsh (BU), 4:37

#12 Edinboro 40, Cleveland State 4February 6, 2009 uEdinboro, PA

184 #17 Chris Honeycutt (EU) maj. dec. J.T. Miller (CSU), 101197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) won by forfeitHwt. #13 Joey Fendone (EU) dec. #20 Rashard Goff (CSU), 31125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) maj. dec. Jordan Keller (CSU), 124133 #18 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Josh Palivoda (CSU), 94141 Steve Waite (EU) dec. Lawrence Cavello (CSU), 72149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) fall over Antonio Nicholson (CSU), 3:58157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) fall over Corey Carlo (CSU), 1:00165 Rob Michaels (CSU) maj. dec. Chris Hrunka (EU), 175174 Paul Paddock (EU) tech. fall Derek Cummins (CSU), 182 (5:00)

#13 Edinboro 31, Buffalo 10February 13, 2009 uBuffalo, NY

141 Steve Waite (EU) maj. dec. Mark Lewandowski (UB), 124 149 Desi Green (UB) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 32157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) tech fall JohnMartin Cannon (UB), 160 (5:36)165 #9 Jarrod King (EU) maj. dec. Ron Majerus (UB), 111174 Nate Rock (UB) maj. dec. John Foley (EU), 112184 #17 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Mickey Moran (UB), 61197 Jimmy Hamel (UB) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 75 ot285 #12 Joey Fendone (EU) maj. dec. Brett Correll (UB), 112125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) tech. fall Dan Bishop (UB), 227 (7:00)133 #19 Ricky Deubel (EU) fall over Talor Golba (UB), 1:43

#13 Edinboro 26, #23 Hofstra 13February 14, 2009 uEdinboro, PA

125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) dec. #20 Steve Bonnano (HU), 83 133 #8 Lou Ruggirello (HU) dec. #19 Ricky Deubel (EU), 50141 Justin Accordino (HU) dec. Steve Waite (EU), 94149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) tech. fall Jeff Rotella (HU), 182 (5:12)157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) fall over Fran O’Brien (HU), 3:59165 Ryan Patrovich (HU) dec. #9 Jarrod King (EU), 32174 #10 Alton Lucas (HU) maj. dec. John Foley (EU), 164184 #17 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Ben Clymer (HU), 60197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Joe Fagiano (HU), 62Hwt. #12 Joey Fendone (EU) fall over Jordan Enck (HU), 3:44

#13 Edinboro 31, Pittsburgh 8February 20, 2009 uEdinboro, PA

133 #19 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. #18 Jimmy Conroy (UP), 43141 #12 Tyler Nauman (UP) fall over Steve Waite (EU), 4:18149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) fall over Mark Powell (UP), 2:24157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) maj. dec. Phil Sorrentino (UP), 110165 #11 Jarrod King (EU) dec. Ethan Headlee (UP), 75 sv174 Karl DeCiantis (UP) dec. John Foley (EU), 169184 #17 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Zac Thomusseit (UP), 41197 Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Matt Wilps (UP), 31 svHwt. #13 Joey Fendone (EU) dec. #12 Zach Sheaffer (UP), 42 sv*125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU), fall over Chris Albright (UP), 1:44* Pittsburgh deducted a point for unsportsmanlike conduct

#13 Edinboro 19, West Virginia 19February 22, 2009 uMorgantown, WV

125 #1 Paul Donahoe (EU) won by forfeit 133 #19 Ricky Deubel (EU) dec. Grant Lowther (WVU), 41 141 Colin Johnston (WVU) dec. Steve Waite (EU), 63 149 Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. #20 David Jauregui (WV), 105 157 #1 Gregor Gillespie (EU) maj. dec. Ryan Goodman (WVU), 140 165 Donnie Jones (WVU) dec. #11 Jarrod King (EU), 53 174 #11 Kurt Brenner (WVU) maj. dec. John Foley (EU), 155 184 #17 Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Lance Bryson (WVU), 41 197 Matt Ryan (WVU) dec. Pat Bradshaw (EU), 54 Hwt. #11 Dustin Rogers (WVU) won by forfeit

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Team Standings1. Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97.5 2. Ohio State . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88.0 3. Iowa State . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80.54. Nebraska . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74.5 5. Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.56. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68.0 7. Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66.08. Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55.09. Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53.0

10. Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47.5 11. Boise State . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46.5 12. Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43.013. Northwestern . . . . . . . . . . .42.014. Central Michigan . . . . . . . . .35.0

Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35.016. Oklahoma State . . . . . . . . .34.017. Penn State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31.018. Kent State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30.019. Arizona State . . . . . . . . . . . .27.5

Old Dominion . . . . . . . . . . . .27.521. North Carolina State . . . . .26.022. Northern Iowa . . . . . . . . . . .25.023. Purdue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24.524. Indiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24.025. Navy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23.0

OutstandingWrestler

Brent Metcalf, Iowa

Coach of the YearTom Brands, Iowa

} 125 PoundsChampionship #2Troy Nickerson (Cornell) dec. #1 PaulDonahoe (Edinboro), 21 tbThird Place#4 Brandon Precin (Northwestern) dec. #12Anthony Robles (Arizona State), 31Fifth Place#3 Angel Escobedo (Indiana) maj. dec. #11 ZachSanders (Minnesota), 80Seventh Place #10 Scotti Sentes (Central Michigan) dec. NickBedelyon (Kent State), 72

} 133 PoundsChampionship #1 Franklin Gomez (Michigan State) dec. #2Reece Humphrey (Ohio State), 54Third Place#6 Jayson Ness (Minnesota) maj. dec. #5Andrew Hochstrasser (Boise State), 146Fifth Place#3 James Kennedy (Illinois) tech. fall #12 SteveBell (Maryland), 160, 5:13Seventh Place #4 Daniel Dennis (Iowa) med. forf. #8 JoeBaker (Navy)

} 141 PoundsChampionship #3 J Jaggers (Ohio State) dec. #8 Ryan Williams(Old Dominion), 104Third Place#6 Nick Gallick (Iowa State) dec. #2 Zach Tonelli(Wisconsin), 53Fifth PlaceAndy Krom (Maryland) dec.#7 Chris Drouin(Arizona State), 40Seventh Place #1 Kellen Russell (Michigan) dec. FrankMolinaro (Penn State), 74

} 149 PoundsChampionship#3 Darrion Caldwell (North Carolina State) dec.#1 Brent Metcalf (Iowa State),116Third Place#5 Kyle Ruschell (Wisconsin) dec. #4 LancePalmer (Ohio State), 54Fifth Place#6 Jake Patascil (Purdue) dec. #7 BryceSaddoris (Navy), 64 svSeventh Place#10 Kyle Borshoff (American) maj. dec. HeinrichBarnes (Oregon State), 91

} 157 PoundsChampionship #1 Jordan Burroughs (Nebraska) dec. #2 MikePoeta (Illinois)), 51Third Place#3 Jordan Leen (Cornell) dec. #4 GregorGillespie (Edinboro), 40Fifth Place#6 Michael Chandler (Missouri) dec. #7 MattMoley (Bloomsburg), 21Seventh Place#11 Chase Pami (Cal Poly) dec. TylerSafratowich (Minnesota), 42 sv

} 165 PoundsChampionship#12 Jarrod King (Edinboro) dec. #2 AndrewHowe (Wisconsin), 32Third Place#3 Ryan Morningstar (Iowa) dec. #8 JonathanReader (Iowa State), 75 svFifth PlaceAndrew Rendos (Bucknell) dec. #4 Moza Fay(Northern Iowa), 96Seventh Place#5 Nick Marable (Missouri) dec. Tyler Sherfey(Boise State), 64

} 174 PoundsChampionship #1 Steve Luke (Michigan) dec. #7 Mike Miller(Central Michigan), 84Third Place#5 Raymond Jordan (Missouri) dec. #3 BrandonBrowne (Nebraska), 40Fifth Place#6 Steve Anceravage (Cornell) maj. dec. #11Quentin Wright (Penn State), 133Seventh Place#8 Chris Henrich (Virginia) maj. dec. #2 MichaelCannon (American), 133

} 184 PoundsChampionship #1 Jake Herbert (Northwestern) dec. #3 MikePucillo (Ohio State), 63 Third Place#7 Doug Umbehauer (Rider) dec. #2 PhilipKeddy (Iowa), 53Fifth Place#9 Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming) dec. #12 Vince Jones(Nebraska), 92Seventh Place#6 Josh Patterson (Binghamton) dec. #11 LouisCaputo (Harvard), 42

} 197 PoundsChampionship#2 Jake Varner (Iowa State) dec. #1 CraigBrester (Nebraska), 21Third Place#10 Hudson Taylor (Maryland) dec. #4 TyrelTodd (Michigan), 114Fifth Place#6 Max Askren (Missouri) dec. #3 BrentChriswell (Boise State), 30Seventh Place#7 Brandon Halsey (Cal State Bakersfield) maj.dec. Cam Simaz (Cornell), 144

} HeavyweightChampionship#2 Mark Ellis (Missouri) dec. #5 Konrad Dudziak(Duke), 32 tbThird Place#4 Jared Rosholt (Oklahoma State) dec. #7Daniel Erekson (Iowa), 64Fifth Place#1 David Zabriskie (Iowa State) dec. #3 JermailPorter (Kent State), 42Seventh Place#9 John Wise (Illinois) med. forf. Zach Sheaffer(Pittsburgh)

March 19-21, 2009 -- St. Louis, MO

Jarrod King ... 165 lb. NationalChampion!


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Paul Donahoe (#1 seed) 125 lbs.} First RoundDefeated Obenson Blanc, Oklahoma State, 42} Second RoundDefeated Bernard Futrell, Illinois, 137} Quarterfinals Defeated Ross Peterkin, Penn (#8 seed), 73} SemifinalsDefeated Anthony Robles, Arizona State (#12 seed), 52

} FinalsLost to Troy Nickerson, Cornell (#2 seed), 21 tb

Ricky Deubel 133 lbs.} First RoundLost to Jake Strayer, Penn State (#10 seed), 72} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundDefeated T.J. Dillashaw, Cal State Fullerton, 123} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundLost to Tristan DeShazer, Northern Illinois, F2:06

Torsten Gillespie 149 lbs.} First RoundLost to Kyle Borshoff, American (#10 seed), 42} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundDefeated Nick Stabile, North Carolina, 32} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundLost to Mitch Mueller, Iowa State, 84

Gregor Gillespie (#4 seed) 157 lbs.} First RoundDefeated Shaun Smith, Liberty, TF160 (6:22)} Second RoundDefeated Jason Welch, Northwestern, 32} QuarterfinalsDefeated J.P. O’Connor, Harvard (#5 seed), 10} QuarterfinalsLost to Jordan Burroughs, Nebraska (#1 seed), 124} Wrestlebacks -- Semifinals

Defeated Michael Chandler, Missouri (#6 seed), 102} Fourth PlaceLost to Jordan Leen, Cornell (#3 seed), 40

Jarrod King (#12 seed) 165 lbs.} First RoundDefeated Rex Kendle, Michigan State, F1:04} Second RoundDefeated Nick Amuchastegui, Stanford, 51} Quarterfinals Defeated Moza Fay, Northern Iowa (#4 seed), 125} SemifinalsDefeated Jonathan Reader, Iowa State (#8 seed), RT 66 tb2

} FinalsDefeated Andrew Howe, Wisconsin (#2 seed), 32

Chris Honeycutt (#10 seed) 184 lbs.} First RoundDefeated Chris Daggett, Liberty, 135} Second RoundLost to Doug Umbelhauer, Rider (#7 seed), 51} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundDefeated Jerome Ward, Iowa State, 32} Wrestlebacks -- Third RoundDefeated Dustin Kilgore, Kent State (#5 seed), 86} Wrestlebacks -- Fourth Round

Lost to Joe LeBlanc, Wyoming (#9 seed), 72

Pat Bradshaw 197 lbs.} First RoundLost to Eric Lapotsky, Oklahoma, 43} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundDefeated Tyler Sorenson, South Dakota State, 64} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundLost to Hudson Taylor, Maryland (#10 seed), F1:21

Joey Fendone Hwt.} First RoundLost to Mitchell Monteiro, Cal State Bakersfield (#6seed), 21} Wrestlebacks -- First RoundDefeated Dustin Porter, GardnerWebb, F2:04} Wrestlebacks -- Second RoundDefeated Dustin Rogers, West Virginia, F1:22} Wrestlebacks -- Third RoundDefeated Kyle Massey, Wisconsin (#8 seed), F3:52

} Wrestlebacks -- Fourth RoundLost to Daniel Erekson, Iowa (#7 seed), 86 sv

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} 125 PoundsChampionshipPaul Donahoe (EU) tech. fall Jay Ivanco (CU), 249Third PlaceIan Moser (BU) maj. dec. Nick Hyatt (LHU), 188Fifth PlaceJordan Keller (CSU) dec. Chris Albright (Pitt.), 43

} 133 PoundsChampionshipJimmy Conroy (Pitt.) dec. Ricky Deubel (EU), 52Third PlaceBilly Ashnault (LHU) fall over Jason Guffey (BU),3:50Fifth PlaceJosh Palivoda (CSU) med. forf. Grant Lowther (WVU)

} 141 PoundsChampionship Tyler Nauman (Pitt.) dec. Colin Johnston (WVU), 43Third PlaceSal Lascari (CU) dec. Rick Donald (BU), 85Fifth PlaceSteve Waite (EU) dec. Lawrence Cavello (CSU), 51

} 149 PoundsChampionshipMatt Fittery (LHU) dec. George Hickman (BU), 42Third PlaceDavid Jauregui (WVU) dec. Antonio Nicholson(CSU), 74Fifth PlaceGreg Lewis (CU) dec. Torsten Gillespie (EU), 83

} 157 PoundsChampionship Matt Moley (BU) dec. Gregor Gillespie (EU), 85Third PlaceRyan Goodman (WVU) dec. Hadley Harrison(CU), 64Fifth PlaceCorey Carlo (CSU) dec. Ollie Cooperwood (LHU), 127

} 165 PoundsChampionshipJarrod King (EU) fall over Donnie Jones (WVU),0:23Third PlaceEthan Headlee (Pitt.) dec. Rob Michaels (CSU), 42Fifth PlaceRick Schmelyun (BU) inj. def. Aaron Ernest(LHU), 0:45

} 174 PoundsChampionship Kurt Brenner (WVU) tech. fall Karl DeCiantis (Pitt.),216Third PlaceNate Graham (BU) dec. John Foley (EU), 32Fifth PlaceTravis Stern (LHU) fall over Scott Joseph (CU), 6:32

} 184 PoundsChampionship Chris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Zac Thomusseit (Pitt.), 54Third PlaceTom Kocher (LHU) dec. Lance Bryson (WVU), 62Fifth PlaceClint Podish (CU) maj. dec. J.T. Miller (CSU), 130

} 197 PoundsChampionshipPat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Ben Hepburn (LHU), 31 svThird PlaceJamie Luckett (CU) dec. Jesse Hasseman (BU), 21 otFifth PlaceMatt Wilps (Pitt.) dec. Matt Ryan (WVU), 84

} HeavyweightChampionshipRashard Goff (CSU) dec. Joey Fendone (EU), 54Third PlaceDustin Rogers (WVU) fall over Zach Sheaffer(Pitt.), 1:26Fifth PlaceZac Walsh (BU) dec. Gabe Murtorff (LHU), 54

March 7, 2009 -- Lock Haven, PAFinal TeamStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . . . . . .126.5 2. West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . .95.5 3. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . .88.54. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84.5 5. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . . . . . .80.06. Cleveland State . . . . . . . . . .62.0 7. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.5

TournamentOutstanding

WrestlerMatt Moley, Bloomsburg

2008-09 DualStandings

EWL OVERALL

RECORD RECORD

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . .501 . . . 1441 2. West Virginia . . . . .402 . . . . .8423. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . .411 . . . . . .4714. Bloomsburg . . . . .330 . . . . .9705. Lock Haven . . . . . .240 . . . . . .7916. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . 150 . . . .81407. Cleveland State . .060 . . . .4130

Wrestler of the YearJarrod King, Edinboro

Coach of the YearTim Flynn, Edinboro

Freshman of the Year Tyler Nauman, Pittsburgh

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} 125 PoundsChampionship Jay Ivanco (CU) dec. Kyle Fluke (EU), 64 svThird PlaceIan Moser (BU) dec. Nick Hyatt (LHU), 103Fifth PlacePayne Lint (MC) fall over Scott Baron (GU), 6:04

} 133 PoundsChampionship Joe Kemmerer (KU) dec. Ricky Deubel (EU), 21 tbThird PlaceJason Guffey (BU) dec. Billy Ashmault (LHU), 30Fifth PlaceMatt Swallow (ESU) dec. Michael Baxter (MC), 106

} 141 PoundsChampionshipJoel Webster (EU) dec. A.J. Milanak (GU), 61Third PlaceRicky Donald (BU) dec. Owen Wilkinson (LHU), 61Fifth PlaceSal Lascari (BU) dec. John Paukovits (KU), 108

} 149 PoundsChampionship Torsten Gillespie (EU) dec. George Hickman(BU), 98Third PlaceMatt Fittery (LHU) maj. dec. Scott Heckman (ESU),179Fifth PlaceGreg Lewis (CU) maj. dec. Joey Anceravage (SU), 113

} 157 PoundsChampionship Gregor Gillespie (EU) dec. Matt Moley (BU), 30Third PlaceHadley Harrison (CU) dec. Andy Lamancusa (MC),32Fifth PlaceBrandon Monin (SU) maj. dec. Chris Chambers(KU), 145

} 165 PoundsChampionship Jarrod King (EU) dec. Rick Schmelyun (BU), 71Third PlaceJeremy Brooks (MU) dec. Dom Ross (CU), 70Fifth PlaceJeff Jacobs (ESU) dec. Aaron Ernest (LHU), 62

} 174 PoundsChampionshipNate Graham (BU) dec. Scott Joseph (CU), 63 Third PlaceChris Barrick (SU) dec. Paul Paddock (EU), 62Fifth PlaceKevin Hardy(MC) fall over Shane Smith (MU), 5:51

} 184 PoundsChampionshipChris Honeycutt (EU) dec. Clint Podish (CU), 103Third PlaceTom Kocher (LHU) dec. Jacob Tazzi (GU), 93Fifth PlaceBryan Wolff (MU) med. forf. Jon Hade (SU)

} 197 PoundsChampionship Pat Bradshaw (EU) dec. Ben Hepburn (LHU), 53Third PlaceShane Mallory (ESU) dec. Jamie Luckett (CU),32 tbFifth PlaceScott Snyder (KU) med. forf. Trevor Gallo (MC)

} HeavyweightChampionshipJoey Fendone (EU) fall over Chris Birchler (ESU), 4:51Third PlaceFrank McGrath (GU) fall over Zac Walsh (BU), 2:29Fifth PlaceGabe Murtorff (LHU) dec. Kenny Bluska (MC), 31

December 6, 2008 -- Erie, PA (Mercyhurst)

PSAC Wrestler of the Year

Jarrod King, Edinboro

Coach of the YearTim Flynn, Edinboro

Rookie of the YearClint Podish, Clarion

Final TeamStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .173.5 2. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108.03. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .101.04. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90.55. Mercyhurst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60.06. Gannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59.0 7. East Stroudsburg . . . . . . . . . . .54.08. Kutztown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46.0 9. Shippensburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29.5

10. Millersville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23.0


WrestlerGregor Gillespie, Edinboro

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Overall Record: 14-4-1EWL Record: 5-0-1

Date Opponent Result Score Overall EWLNovember 1 FINDLAY* W 480 10 00

ARMY* W 347 20 00#15 MARYLAND* W 2415 30 00

November 23 vs. Upper Iowa# W 3212 40 00vs. #14 Penn State# L 1624 41 00vs. #13 Boise State# W 2012 51 00

December 14 #6 OHIO STATE L 1219 52 00January 9 vs. Rider@ W 2410 62 00

vs. #22 Penn@ W 3012 72 00vs. #8 Lehigh@ L 1419 73 00vs. #13 Oklahoma State@ L 1224 74 00

January 16 CLARION W 364 84 10January 17 LOCK HAVEN W 346 94 20February 5 at Bloomsburg W 2512 104 30February 6 CLEVELAND STATE W 404 114 40February 13 at Buffalo W 3110 124 40February 14 #23 HOFSTRA W 2613 134 40February 20 PITTSBURGH W 318 144 50February 22 at West Virginia T 1919 1441 501

* FIGHTING SCOT DUALS @ at 29th Annual Virginia Duals# at Sprawl & Brawl, Binghamton, NY

2008-09 Final Statistics2008-09 Final StatisticsEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


Individual Records‘08-09 ‘08-09 Career ‘08-09 ‘08-09 ‘08-09

Wrestler Weight Record Dual Rec. Record Falls Mterm Major DecPaul Donahoe 125/133 351 120 12119^ 7 10 6Kyle Fluke 125 2011 44 5226 7 2 2Eric Morrill* 125/133 175 00 3526 2 0 7Greg Sill 125 02 00 1342 0 0 0Michael Bunn 125 14 00 39 0 0 1Ricky Deubel 133 2813 117 10251 4 2 4Aaron Ely 133/141 68 00 68 0 0 2Joel Webster 141 179 64 2918 1 0 1Steve Waite 141 107 52 1514@ 0 0 2Ryan Morgan 141 22 10 1923 1 0 0Garrett Scott 141/149 141 00 217$ 6 2 5Mike Otero 141/149 26 00 26 0 0 0Torsten Gillespie 149 2719 99 4637 5 2 4Kory Bissett 149 58 00 58 1 1 0Joe Bockmore 149 46 01 1514 1 0 0Jeff Brigham* 149 47 00 0 0 0Zach Ritrosky 149 02 00 02 0 0 0Brandon Dixon 149/157 46 00 46 1 0 0Gregor Gillespie 157 413 190 15213 3 14 9Ricky Saxton 157 23 00 36 0 0 0Jarrod King 165 325 104 8225% 10 3 4Matt Coleman 165/174 58 00 58 1 1 0Chris Hrunka 165 410 06 410 1 0 0Dan Snyder 165 02 00 06 0 0 0Phil Moricone 174 30 30 5926 0 2 0Paul Paddock 174 1014 48 1014 3 2 2John Foley 174 26 04 1213 1 0 0D.J. Zarfos* 174 03 00 0 0 0Chris Honeycutt 184 338 154 5918 0 3 7Shawn Fendone 184/197 74 01 1210 0 1 2Pat Bradshaw 197 269 125 6731 3 1 2Kenny Massey 197 58 00 58 1 0 0Joey Fendone Hwt. 308 153 10540 20 0 3Mike Horton* Hwt. 57 00 1 0 0Vince Corden Hwt. 02 00 02 0 0 0

* redshirted % includes 2211 at Oklahoma ^ includes 8618 at Nebraska$ includes 217 at Penn State @ includes 57 at West Virgina

TournamentsUB Open

November 1 -- No Team ScoresChampion: Chris Honeycutt (184), Garrett Scott(141). 3rd Place: Matt Laird (157).

Oklahoma Gold ClassicNovember 8 -- 2nd/8 teams

Champion: Gregor Gillespie (157), Jarrod King(165), Joey Fendone (Hwt.). 2nd Place: ShawnFendone (184). 3rd Place: Ricky Deubel (133), PatBradshaw (197). 4th Place: Kyle Fluke (125). 5thPlace: Torsten Gillespie (149).

Michigan State OpenNovember 8 -- No Team Scores

Champion: Paul Donahoe (125), Garrett Scott(149).

Mat TownNovember 29 -- No Team Scores

Champion: Paul Donahoe (125). 2nd Place:Garrett Scott(149).

PSAC ChampionshipDecember 6 -- 1st out of 10 teams

Champion: Joel Webster (141), Torsten Gillespie(149), Gregor Gillespie (157), Jarrod King (165),Chris Honeycutt (184), Pat Bradshaw (197), JoeyFendone (hwt.). 2nd Place: Kyle Fluke (125),Ricky Deubel (133). 4th Place: Paul Paddock(174).

Reno TournamentDecember 6 -- 2nd out of 30 teams

Champion: Gregor Gillespie (157), Matt King (165),Chris Honeycutt (184). 2nd Place: Ricky Deubel(133).3rd Place: Kyle Fluke (125). 4th Place: PatBradshaw (197). 6th Place: Joel Webster (141),Torsten Gillespie (149).

Southern ScuffleDecember 29-30 -- 2nd out of 31 teams

Champion: Paul Donahoe (125), Ricky Deubel(133), Gregor Gillespie (157). 2nd Place: KyleFluke (125), Jarrod King (165). 4th Place: EricMorrill (125), Shawn Fendone (184). 6th Place: ChrisHoneycutt (184). 7th Place: Torsten Gillespie(149).

Kent State OpenJanuary 17

Champion: Eric Morrill (125).

Edinboro OpenFebruary 7

Champion: Eric Morrill (125). 5th Place: ShawnFendone (184).

EWL TournamentMarch 7 -- 1st out of 7 teams

Champion: Paul Donahoe(125), Jarrod King (165),Chris Honeycutt (184), Pat Bradshaw (197). 2ndPlace: Ricky Deubel (133), Gregor Gillespie (149),Joey Fendone (Hwt.). 4th Place: John Foley (174).5th Place: Steve Waite (141). 6th Place: TorstenGillespie (149).

NCAA NationalChampionship

March 19-21 -- 6th out of 76 teamsChampion: Jarrod King (165). 2nd Place: PaulDonahoe (125). 6th Place: Gregor Gillespie (157).

History

} Section ContentsNCAA Division I National Champions ..............38NCAA Honors & Awards ......................................39Edinboro All-Americans........................................40EWL Honors & Awards..........................................41PSAC Honors & Awards ........................................42Year-by-Year Records ..............................................43Career Coaching Records ......................................43All-Time Roster....................................................44-45All-Time Division I Results................................46-47All-Time vs. Opponents..........................................47All-Time Individual Records ..................................48All-Time Team ..........................................................49EWL Hall of Fame ....................................................49

Sean O’Day1989 -- 134 lbs.

Sean O’Day became the first Fighting Scot to claim aDivision I National Championship. While competingat 134 pounds, O’Day, the third seed going in, wonsix matches at the 1989 NCAA Tournament inOklahoma City, OK. He was an 118 winner overfourthseed T.J. Sewell of Oklahoma. O’Day dominated his early matches, winning twice by technicalfall, then posting a major decision against ninthseedChuck Barbee of Oklahoma State. He defeated thesixth seed, Jerry Durso of Nore Dame, in the quarterfinals before knocking off the second seed, JoeMelchiore of Iowa, in the semifinals. That capped a355 season for the senior. O’Day finished his stellarcareer with an 116232 record and was a threetimeAllAmerican.

Gregor Gillespie2007 -- 149 lbs.

Josh Koscheck2001 -- 174 lbs.

Josh Koscheck became Edinboro’s second NationalChampion in 2001, capping a perfect 420 seasonwith an 81 win over Maurice Worthy of Army, thethird seed. That came a year after he lost toOklahoma’s Byron Tucker, 30, in the title match.Koscheck was dominant in his run to the title,defeating three seeds while allowing just fourpoints. He was a 61 winner over eighthseedNathan Coy of Oregon State in the quarterfinals,and bested Tyrone Lewis of Oklahoma State, seeded fourth, by a 72 count in the semifinals. In 2002Koscheck became Edinboro’s first fourtime AllAmerican, finishing with a 12817 career record. Henever finished lower than fourth (1999), adding asecond place in 2000 and third in 2002.

Gregor Gillespie made it three Division I nationalchampions at Edinboro with an impressive run inAuburn Hills, MI. Just a sophomore, he came inseeded fifth and proceeded to knock off four seeds,including the first, third and fourth. He was a 62winner over fourthseed Jordan Leen of Cornell inthe quarterfinals, avenging an earlier loss. In one ofthe tournament’s biggest upset, he snappedMinnesota’s Dustin Schlatter’s 65match winningstreak, handing the defending national champion a32 defeat. In the finals, he bested local favorite Josh Churella of Michigan,the third seed, thanks to a takedown in overtime, 31. Gillespie finished the year with a 342 record.

}The Championship Trail

Pigtail tech. fall Jon Pierro, Fresno St,, 193 (4:14)1st Round tech. fall Gary Bendel, Boston

Univ., 216 (6:48)2nd Round maj. dec. Chuck Barbee (#9),

Oklahoma State, 174Quarterfinals dec. Jerry Durso (#6),

Notre Dame, 148Semifinals dec. Joe Melchiore (#2), Iowa,

83Finals dec. T.J. Sewell (#4), Oklahoma, 118


1st Round maj. dec. Louis Taylor, EasternIllinois, 153

2nd Round dec. Luke Moore, Ohio, 50 Quarterfinals dec. Nathan Coy (#8), Oregon

State, 61Semifinals dec. Tyrone Lewis (#4),

Oklahoma State, 72Finals dec. Maurice Worthy (#3), Army, 81


1st Round dec. Sam Alvarenga, VMI, 952nd Round maj. dec. Dan Vallimont (#12),

Penn State, 102Quarterfinals dec. Jordan Leen (#4), Cornell,

62Semifinals dec. Dustin Schlatter (#1),

Minnesota, 32Finals dec. Josh Churella (#3), Michigan, 31 sv

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See inside front cover for Jarrod King Information

4-Time NCAADivision I

All-AmericansGregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs. (7th)

2007 149 lbs. (1st)2008 157 lbs. (5th)2009 157 lbs. (4th)

Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs. (4th)2000 174 lbs. (2nd)2001 174 lbs. (1st)2002 174 lbs. (3rd)

3-Time NCAA Division I

All-AmericansDean Hall 1986 Hwt. (4th)

1987 Hwt. (2nd)1988 Hwt. (4th)

Sean O’Day 1987 142 lbs. (7th)1988 142 lbs. (2nd)1989 134 lbs. (1st)

Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs. (7th)1993 142 lbs. (6th)1995 142 lbs. (3rd)

Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs. (7th)1997 190 lbs. (6th)1998 190 lbs. (2nd)

2-Time NCAADivision I

All-AmericansTerry Kennedy 1988 150 lbs. (5th)

1989 142 lbs. (5th)Lou Rosselli 1991 118 lbs. (4th)

1993 118 lbs. (3rd)Tony Robie 1995 158 lbs. (5th)

1997 158 lbs. (2nd)Matt King 2003 165 lbs. (4th)

2004 165 lbs. (3rd)

Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs. (2nd)2006 133 lbs. (3rd)

Deonte Penn 2006 165 lbs. (4th)2007 165 lbs. (7th)

NCAA Division II National Champions

Mike Hahesy 1985 158 lbs. Matt Furey 1985 167 lbs.Greg Wright 1986 142 lbs.Bob Kauffman 1986 150 lbs.Dean Hall 1986 Hwt.

NCAA Division II All-Americans

1985 Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (1st)Dave Held 167 lbs. (6th)Matt Furey 177 lbs. (1st)

1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (2nd)Greg Wright 142 lbs. (1st)Bob Kauffman 150 lbs. (1st)Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (2nd)Matt Furey 167 lbs. (5th)Dave Held 177 lbs. (8th)Dean Hall Hwt. (1st)

NAIA All-Americans1969 Larry Harrington 115 lbs. (5th)1973 Tom Herr Hwt. (1st)1974 Tom Herr Hwt. (3rd)1976 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (4th)

Tom Hutchison 142 lbs. (5th)1977 Dominic Todaro 142 lbs. (3rd)

Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs. (5th)1978 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (3rd)1979 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (4th)

Ray Yeager 177 lbs. (3rd)1980 Randy McKinney 158 lbs. (8th)1981 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (6th)

Greg Astorino 142 lbs. (6th)

All-Americans By Year1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (3rd)

Dean Hall Hwt. (4th)1987 Dave Rowan 118 lbs. (4th)

Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (7th)Dean Hall Hwt. (2nd)

1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs. (4th)Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (2nd)Terry Kennedy 150 lbs. (5th)Dean Hall Hwt. (7th)

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs. (1st)Terry Kennedy 142 lbs. (5th)Frank Zelinsky 177 lbs. (7th)

1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (4th)1992 Brett Porter 126 lbs. (8th)

Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (7th)1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (3rd)

Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (6th)1995 Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (3rd)

Tony Robie 158 lbs. (5th)Jason Robison 190 lbs. (7th)

1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs. (2nd)Jim Straight 177 lbs. (7th)Jason Robison 190 lbs. (6th)

1998 Jason Robison 190 lbs. (2nd)1999 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (4th)

Mark Samples 165 lbs. (7th)2000 Shaun Shapert 157 lbs. (7th)

Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (2nd)Kevin Welsh 184 lbs. (6th)

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (1st)David Shunamon 197 lbs. (6th)

2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs. (8th)Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (3rd)

2003 Matt King 165 lbs. (4th)2004 Matt King 165 lbs. (3rd)

Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. (8th)2005 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs. (2nd)2006 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs. (3rd)

Deonte Penn 165 lbs. (4th)Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs. (7th)

2007 Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs. (1st)Alex Clemsen 184 lbs. (4th)Deonte Penn 165 lbs. (7th)

2008 Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs. (5th)2009 Jarrod King 165 lbs. (1st)

Paul Donahoe 125 lbs. (2nd) Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs. (4th)

NCAA Division I Top 20 Finishes

1987 College Park, MD 8th1988 Ames, IA 7th1989 Oklahoma City, OK 9th1993 Ames, IA T15th1995 Iowa City, IA 11th1997 Cedar Falls, IA 6th1998 Cleveland, OH T15th1999 University Park, PA 18th2000 St. Louis, MO 15th2001 Iowa City, IA 12th2002 Albany, NY 14th2006 Oklahoma City, OK 8th2007 Auburn Hills, MI 9th2009 St. Louis, MO 6th

Gregor Gillespie with 2007 National Champions

NCAA Honors & AwardsNCAA Honors & AwardsEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


Fighting Scot All-AmericansFighting Scot All-AmericansEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


Matt Furey1985: 1st (177II)1986: 5th (167II)

Lou Rosselli1991: 4th (118)1993: 3rd (118)

Josh Koscheck1999: 4th (174)2000: 2nd (174)2001: 1st (174)2002: 3rd (174)

Sean O’Day1987: 7th (142)1988: 2nd (142)1989: 1st (134)

Dave Rowan1987: 4th (118)

Terry Kennedy1988: 5th (150)1989: 5th (142)

Dan Willaman1988: 4th (134)

Frank Zelinsky1989: 7th (177)

Brett Porter1992: 8th (158)

Tom Shiflett1992: 7th (142)1993: 6th (142)1995: 3rd (142)

Tony Robie1995: 5th (158)1997: 2nd (158)

Jason Robison1995: 7th (190)1997: 6th (190)1998: 2nd (190)

Jim Straight1997: 7th (177)

Mark Samples1999: 7th (165)

Shaun Shapert2000: 7th (157)

Kevin Welsh2000: 6th (184)

David Shunamon2001: 6th (197)

Cory Ace2002: 8th (133)

Nate Yetzer2004: 8th (174)

Shawn Bunch2005: 2nd (133)2006: 3rd (133)

Mike Hahesy1985: 1st (158II)

1986: 2nd (158II)

Dave Held1985: 6th (167II)1986: 8th (177II)

Dean Hall1986: 4th (Hwt)

1st (HwtII)1987: 2nd (Hwt)1988: 7th (Hwt)

Bob Kauffman1986: 1st (150II)

David Ray1986: 3rd (134)

2nd (134II)

Deonte Penn2006: 4th (165)2007: 7th (165)

Matt King2003: 4th (165)2004: 3rd (165)

Gregor Gillespie2006: 7th (149)2007: 1st (149)2008: 5th (157)2009: 4th (157)

Alex Clemsen2007: 4th (184)

Greg Wright1986: 1st (142II)

Paul Donahoe2009: 2nd (125)

Jarrod King2009: 1st (165)

EWL Honors & AwardsEWL Honors & AwardsEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


Wrestler of the YearSean O’Day 1989* 134 lbs. Lou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1995 142 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2000* 174 lbs.

2001 174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2006 133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2007 149 lbs.Jarrod King 2009 165 lbs.*CoWrestler of the Year

Freshman of the YearLou Rosselli 1989 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1992 150 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.Chris Honeycutt 2008 184 lbs.

Coach of the YearMike DeAnna (1) 1989Bruce Baumgartner (2) 1995, 1997Tim Flynn (5) 1999, 2001, 2003,

2006, 2009

TournamentOutstanding Wrestler

Sean O’Day 1989 ..............134 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 ..............190 lbs.Mark Samples 1999 ..............165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2001................174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2003 ..............133 lbs.Matt King 2004 ..............165 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2006 ..............133 lbs.Deonte Penn 2007 ..............165 lbs.

EWL Champions1989 Sean O’Day ........................134 lbs.1993 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.

Ken Bauer ..........................167 lbs.1994 Tony Robie..........................158 lbs.1995 Tony Robie..........................158 lbs.

Jason Robison ....................190 lbs.1997 Tony Robie..........................158 lbs.

Jason Robison ....................190 lbs.1998 Mark Samples ....................165 lbs.

Jason Robison ....................190 lbs. 1999 Jason Gabrielson................125 lbs.

Justin Wilcox ......................133 lbs.Mark Samples ....................165 lbs. A.J. Johnson ......................Hwt.

2000 Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.A.J. Johnson ......................197 lbs.Josh Pearce ........................Hwt.

2001 Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.2002 Shawn Bunch......................125 lbs.2003 Shawn Bunch......................133 lbs.

Cory Ace..............................141 lbs.Matt King ............................165 lbs.David Shunamon................197 lbs.

2004 Jacob Gray ..........................133 lbs. Deonte Penn ......................149 lbs.Matt King ............................165 lbs.Nate Yetzer ........................174 lbs.

2005 Shawn Bunch......................133 lbs.2006 Shawn Bunch......................133 lbs.

Gregor Gillespie ..................149 lbs.2007 Gregor Gillespie ..................149 lbs.

Deonte Penn ......................165 lbs.Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.

2008 Daryl Cocozzo ....................149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie ..................157 lbs.Jarrod King..........................165 lbs.

2009 Paul Donahoe ....................125 lbs.Jarrod King..........................165 lbs.Chris Honeycutt ................184 lbs.Pat Bradshaw ....................197 lbs.

Second Place 1989 Sean O’Day ........................134 lbs.

Mike Flynn ..........................158 lbs.Rikk Walters........................167 lbs.Frank Zelinsky ....................177 lbs.

1991 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.1992 Brett Porter ........................126 lbs.

Ken Bauer ..........................177 lbs.1993 Tom Shifflet ........................142 lbs.1994 Matt Witmer ......................126 lbs.

Tom Shifflet ........................150 lbs.Ken Bauer ..........................167 lbs.

1995 Troy Spencer ......................126 lbs.Tom Shifflet ........................142 lbs.Jim Straight ........................177 lbs.

1997 Steve Feckanin ..................142 lbs.Jim Straight ........................177 lbs.

1998 Jason Gabrielson ................118 lbs.Kevin Saniga ......................126 lbs.Rafael Vega ........................134 lbs.Jim Straight ........................177 lbs.

1999 Ryan Shapert......................149 lbs.Ben Boozer ........................157 lbs.

2000 Chad Caros..........................133 lbs.Kevin Welsh ........................184 lbs.

2001 Ben Boozer ........................165 lbs.David Shunamon................197 lbs.

2002 Ryan Yates ..........................158 lbs.Matt King ............................165 lbs.Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.David Shunanom................197 lbs.

2003 Jacob Gray ..........................125 lbs.2004 Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.

Joe Hennis ..........................Hwt.2005 Ron Doppelheuer ..............149 lbs.

Nate Yetzer ........................165 lbs.Eric Ring ..............................174 lbs.

2006 Eric Ring ..............................174 lbs.Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.Joe Fendone ......................197 lbs.

2007 Jim Gibson ..........................197 lbs.2008 Eric Morrill ..........................125 lbs.

Torsten Gillespie ................141 lbs.Phil Moricone ....................174 lbs.Chris Honeycutt ................184 lbs.

2009 Ricky Deubel ......................133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie ..................157 lbs.Joey Fendone ....................Hwt.

Third Place1989 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.

Sean O’Day ........................134 lbs.1990 Lou Rosselli ........................118 lbs.1994 Jason Loukides ..................190 lbs.1995 Steve Feckanin ..................134 lbs.1996 Steve Feckanin ..................142 lbs.

Mark Samples ....................150 lbs.1997 Pat Schuster........................Hwt.1998 Ben Boozer ........................150 lbs.

Kevin Welsh ........................167 lbs.Matt Stein ..........................Hwt.

1999 Rafael Vega ........................141 lbs.Josh Koscheck....................174 lbs.

2000 Shaun Shapert....................157 lbs.Yanni Diamond ..................165 lbs.

2001 Jacon Gray ..........................125 lbs.Cory Ace..............................141 lbs.Ryan Shapert......................149 lbs.Justin Millard ......................184 lbs.

Josh Pearce ........................Hwt.2002 Chad Caros..........................141 lbs.2003 Alex Clemsen......................184 lbs.2005 Joe Hennis ..........................Hwt.2006 Matt Hill ..............................157 lbs.

Deonte Penn ......................165 lbs.Jeremy Mosley ..................Hwt.

2007 Daryl Cocozzo ....................141 lbs.Phil Moricone ....................174 lbs.

2008 Ricky Deubel ......................133 lbs.Pat Bradshaw ....................197 lbs.Joey Fendone ....................Hwt.

EWL ChampionsDual Meet Tournament

1987 Penn State Penn State1988 Penn State Penn State1989 Penn State Penn State1990 West Virginia Penn State1991 West Virginia Penn State1992 Penn State Penn State1993 Lock Haven Bloomsburg

Bloomsburg1994 EDINBORO Clarion1995 Lock Haven Clarion1996 EDINBORO West Virginia1997 EDINBORO Lock Haven1998 West Virginia EDINBORO1999 EDINBORO EDINBORO2000 EDINBORO EDINBORO2001 EDINBORO EDINBORO2002 West Virginia West Virginia2003 West Virginia EDINBORO2004 EDINBORO EDINBORO

West Virginia2005 West Virginia EDINBORO2006 EDINBORO EDINBORO2007 EDINBORO EDINBORO2008 EDINBORO EDINBORO2009 EDINBORO EDINBORO

Three-time All-American Jason Robisonearned Tournament OutstandingWrestler and Wrestler of the Year

honors in 1998.

PSAC Honors & AwardsPSAC Honors & AwardsEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


Edinboro in the PSAC’sPlace Points

1970 8th 14.01971 9th 7.01972 4th 34.01973 8th 37.01974 8th 46.01975 9th 29.51976 10th 28.01977 8th 44.51978 5th 68.751979 10th 24.251980 7th 31.01981 6th 36.01982 9th 18.01983 9th 30.251984 6th 39.51985 5th 58.01986 4th 104.51987 1st 132.01988 3rd 128.01989 4th 86.751990 3rd 107.51991 4th 86.51992 3rd 103.01993 2nd 121.01994 2nd 125.01995 1st 164.01996 3rd 114.01997 2nd 158.01998 1st 162.51999 1st 157.52000 1st 165.52001 2nd 126.02002 1st 147.02003 1st 134.52004 1st 140.52005 2nd 134.52006 1st 146.02007 1st 147.52007* 1st 152.52008 1st 173.5

Wrestler of the YearLou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1995 150 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2000 174 lbs.

2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Matt King 2003 165 lbs.2004 165 lbs.

Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs.2006 133 lbs.

Gregor Gillespie 2007 149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2008 157 lbs.Jarrod King 2009 165 lbs.

Rookie of the YearLou Rosselli 1989 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs.Troy Spencer 1995 134 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2002 125 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs.Chris Honeycutt 2008 184 lbs.

Coach of the YearMike DeAnna (1) 1989Bruce Baumgartner (1) 1995Tim Flynn (8) 1998, 1999,

2000, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009

4-TimeChampions

Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.2000 174 lbs.2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Alex Clemsen 2003 184 lbs.2004 184 lbs.2006 184 lbs.2007 184 lbs.

3-TimeChampions

Jack Weixel 1947 128 lbs.1948 128 lbs.1949 128 lbs.

Marty Manning 1959 190 lbs.1960 190 lbs.1961 177 lbs.

Lou Rosselli 1990 118 lbs.1991 118 lbs.1993 118 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 1993 150 lbs.1994 150 lbs.1995 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 1994 158 lbs.1995 158 lbs.1997 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs.1997 190 lbs.1998 190 lbs.

Matt King 2002 165 lbs.2003 165 lbs.2004 165 lbs.

Gregor Gillespie 2006 149 lbs.2007* 157 lbs.2008 157 lbs.

2-TimeChampions

Tom Herr 1972 Unlim.1974 Unlim.

Jeff Bradshaw 1977 177 lbs.1978 190 lbs.

Dean Hall 1987 Hwt.1988 Hwt.

Sean O’Day 1988 142 lbs.1989 134 lbs.

Jim Straight 1995 177 lbs.1998 177 lbs.

Mark Samples 1998 158 lbs.1999 165 lbs.

Jacob Gray 2003 125 lbs.2004 133 lbs.

Nate Yetzer 2004 174 lbs.2005 165 lbs.

Shawn Bunch 2005 133 lbs.

2006 133 lbs.Deonte Penn 2006 165 lbs.

2007 165 lbs.Ricky Deubel 2007 133 lbs.

2007* 133 lbs.Phil Moricone 2007 174 lbs.

2007* 174 lbs.Jarrod King 2007* 165 lbs.

2008 165 lbs.Pat Bradshaw 2007* 197 lbs.

2008 197 lbs.

PSACChampions

1941 Frank Felice 136 lbs.1947 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.1948 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.

Bill Santell 155 lbs.1949 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.1952 Ray Bronzie 177 lbs.1959 Marty Manning 191 lbs.1960 Marty Manning 191 lbs.1961 Marty Manning 177 lbs.1964 Ed Thomas 115 lbs.1969 Bruce Payer 191 lbs.1972 Tom Herr Unlim.1974 Tom Herr Unlim.1977 Jeff Bradshaw 177 lbs.1978 Ray Yeager 177 lbs.

Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs.1986 Dave Rowan 118 lbs.1987 Dean Hall Hwt.1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs.

Sean O’Day 142 lbs.Terry Kennedy 150 lbs.Dean Hall Hwt.

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs.1990 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1992 Ken Bauer 177 lbs.1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.1994 Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 158 lbs.1995 Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 158 lbs.Jim Straight 177 lbs.Jason Robison 190 lbs.

1996 Steve Feckanin 142 lbs.1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 190 lbs.1998 Mark Samples 165 lbs.

Jim Straight 177 lbs.Jason Robison 190 lbs.

1999 Jason Gabrielson 125 lbs.Ryan Shapert 149 lbs.Shaun Shapert 157 lbs.Mark Samples 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. A.J. Johnson Hwt.

2000 Chad Caros 133 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.Kevin Welsh 184 lbs.

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs.

Matt King 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.

2003 Jacob Gray 125 lbs.Matt King 165 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.David Shunamon 197 lbs.

2004 Jacob Gray 133 lbs. Matt King 165 lbs.Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Joe Hennis Hwt.

2005 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs.Nate Yetzer 165 lbs.

2006 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 149 lbs.Deonte Penn 165 lbs.Eric Ring 174 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Joey Fendone 197 lbs.

2007 Ricky Deubel 133 lbs.Deonte Penn 165 lbs.Phil Moricone 174 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Jim Gibson 197 lbs.

2007* Ricky Deubel 133 lbs.Daryl Cocozzo 149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs.Jarrod King 165 lbs.Phil Moricone 174 lbs.Dan Thompson 184 lbs.Pat Bradshaw 197 lbs.

2008 Joel Webster 141 lbs.Torsten Gillespie 149 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 157 lbs.Jarrod King 165 lbs.Chris Honeycutt 184 lbs.Pat Bradshaw 197 lbs.Joey Fendone Hwt.


WrestlerLou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.

2000 174 lbs.2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Matt King 2004 165 lbs.Nate Yetzer 2005 165 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2006 133 lbs.Gregor Gillespie 2007 149 lbs.

2007* 157 lbs.

Year Coach W-L-T NCAA EWL PSAC194041 Frank Felice 130194647 James Reed 050194748 James Reed 420194849 James Reed 430194950 James Reed 122195051 James Reed 520195152 Bob Malarkey 430195253 Hal Koepka 070195354 James Reed 080195455 James Reed 070195556 Harry Ramsey 330*195657 Harry Ramsey 441195758 Art McComb 521195859 Art McComb 710195960 Ron McIntyre 720196061 Ron McIntyre 820196162 Ron McIntyre 450196263 Ron McIntyre 350196364 Fred Caro 170196465 Fred Caro 251196566 Fred Caro 550196667 Fred Caro 640196768 Fred Caro 2100196869 Fred Caro 1020196970 Fred Caro 720 8th197071 Fred Caro 950 9th197172 Fred Caro 950 4th197273 Fred Caro 1140 8th197374 Fred Caro 1041 8th197475 Fred Caro 740 9th197576 Fred Caro 960 10th197677 Fred Caro 1031 8th

Year Coach W-L-T NCAA EWL PSAC197778 Fred Caro 1110 5th197879 Fred Caro 830 10th197980 Fred Caro 980 7th198081 Fred Caro 440 6th198182 Fred Caro 240 9th198283 Fred Caro 360 9th198384 Fred Caro 061 6th198485 Mike DeAnna 761 5th198586 Mike DeAnna 950 4th198687 Mike DeAnna 950 8th 1st198788 Mike DeAnna 1640 7th 3rd198889 Mike DeAnna 580 9th 3rd 4th198990 Mike DeAnna 860 43rd 7th 3rd199091 Bruce Baumgartner 860 25th 7th 4th199192 Bruce Baumgartner 690 30th 8th 3rd199293 Bruce Baumgartner 670 T15th 6th 2nd199394 Bruce Baumgartner 1520 T37th 2nd 2nd199495 Bruce Baumgartner 1620 11th 4th 1st199596 Bruce Baumgartner 5100 35th 3rd 3rd199697 Bruce Baumgartner 1400 6th 3rd 2nd199798 Tim Flynn 770 T15th 1st 1st199899 Tim Flynn 1131 18th 1st 1st199900 Tim Flynn 1410 15th 1st 1st200001 Tim Flynn 1131 12th 1st 2nd200102 Tim Flynn 1040 14th 2nd 1st200203 Tim Flynn 1050 24th 1st 1st200304 Tim Flynn 1030 24th T1st 1st200405 Tim Flynn 951 28th 1st 2nd200506 Tim Flynn 1200 8th 1st 1st200607 Tim Flynn 1710 9th 1st 1st200708 Tim Flynn 1130 T21st 1st 1st200809 Tim Flynn 1441 6th 1st 1st

* season record incomplete

Coach Seasons Won Lost Tied Pct.Frank Felice (194041) 1 1 3 0 .250James Reed (194651, ‘5355) 7 14 29 2 .333Bob Malarkey (195152) 1 4 3 0 .571Hal Koepka (195253) 1 0 7 0 .000Harry Ramsey (195557) 2 7 7 1 .500Art McComb (195759) 2 12 3 1 .781Ron McIntyre (195963) 4 22 14 0 .611Fred Caro (196384) 21 135 98 4 .578Mike DeAnna (198490) 6 54 34 1 .612Bruce Baumgartner (199097) 7 70 36 0 .660Tim Flynn (1997present) 12 136 39 4 .771Total 64 455 273 13 .623

NOTE: Edinboro moved up to NCAA Division I in 198687. Prior records are Division II and NAIA

MikeDeAnna

BruceBaumgartner

Year-by-Year RecordsYear-by-Year RecordsEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


Career Coaching RecordsCareer Coaching Records

AAAAce, Cory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9803Allen, Jay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Anderson, Barry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9093Andrassy, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890Armagost, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9495Ashby, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0106Atienza, Audie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Augustino, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485

BBBBala, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0001, ‘0205Bartkowski, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Barton, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889Bartsh, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Bauer, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9094Bauer, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Bishoff, Clarence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889Bissett, Kory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Bockmore, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0509Boe, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0304Boozer, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9601Bradshaw, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0509Brewster, Casey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9900Brigham, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Brown, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Bruns, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8589Bubar, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0104Bubnowski, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9597Bunch, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0106Bundy, Nathan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9901Bunn, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Burger, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0406Burklund, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Buzas, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889

CCCCamino, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0002Capriotti, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Carls, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8789Caros, Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9802Carpenito, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Casey, Brendan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0506Cervone, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9596Chelsted, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0307Christensen, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8588Christensen, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8587Chupak, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8588Clark, Jody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Clark, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9800Clemsen, Alex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0207Cocozzo, Daryl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0608Coleman, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Cook, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9698Cornelius, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9899Courts, Vinnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0103Corden, Vince . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Cowden, B.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9495Coyle, B.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9596Crain, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890Cridge, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9698Cross, Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0607Cubarney, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9092Czarnecki, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9798

DDDDaniels, Reuben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0003Daubert, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Davia, Koel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0406Davis, Ezra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0506Deel, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8788DeForest, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990DelGarbino, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Deubel, Ricky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0409Diamond, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9600Diamond, Yanni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9801Dilts, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890DiMarco, Marc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8991DiPietro, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0304Dixon, Brandon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Donahoe, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Donaldson, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0708Doppelheuer, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0205

EEEEly, Aaron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Evans, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0001

FFFFeckanin, Steve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9297Felt, Steven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Fendone, Joey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0409Fendone, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0609Ferrara, C.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0506Fichter, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9495Fiflet, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0003Flanders, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Fluke, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0609Flynn, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8489Foley, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0607, ‘0809Ford, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9698Frey, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0708Friburger, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8993Fuller, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9498Furey, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8486

GGGGabrielson, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9700Galvan, Galo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Gear, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8892Geibel, Donnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0304Gibson, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0207Gillespie, Gregor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0509Gillespie, Torsten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Gilman, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9394Golden, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Gray, Chip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Gray, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0005Green, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8891Greene, Stan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97, ‘0001Gregan, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8788Groenendaal, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8488Gross, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9295

HHHHahesy, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8486Hall, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8589Happel, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8487Harrison, Hayden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0405Hartman, Bert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Hawkins, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9395Held, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8489

Held, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8690Hennis, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0105

Hickman, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9900Hill, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0207Hiner, Kory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0607Hjerling, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890Hogue, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9899Honeycutt, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Hooks, Chamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9798Horton, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Howard, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9800Hrunka, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Hudson, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0203Hunt, Rusty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0405 Hunt, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9295

IIIImperator, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990

JJJJohnson, A.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9500Johnson, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8588Jones, Toussaint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889Joseph, Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9900

KKKKaczor, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Kaday, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9193Karpowich, Ethan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91, ‘95Kauffman, Bob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Keeney, Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9697Kegarise, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Kennedy, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8489Kibler, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889Kilburn, Korey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9499Kim, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9596King, Jarrod . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709King, Matt D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0104King, Matt R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9903Knott, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Koscheck, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9702Kostman, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0203

LLLLaBella, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0307Lamoreaux, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8690Langfit, Dale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8891Lautzenheiser, Cyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8688Lawrence, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9397Leone, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9798Linderson, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9899Little, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9899Loukides, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8994

MMMMaher, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9899Mahoney, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8991Maier, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9800Marcelli, Thad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9095Marrs, Eddie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9193Massey, Kenny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Mazzerle, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9798McAlister, Seth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0406McCormick, Heath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9394McCormick, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8788McKay, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9193McLaughlin, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0207

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All-Time RosterAll-Time RosterEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


McQuiston, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9296Metz, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Midkiff, Bryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8892Mihalko, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0204Millard, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0001Miller, Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8687Miller, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9396Minadeo, Randy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8788Mitchell, Pete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Montedoro, Chuck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8587Moore, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9798Morello, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9295Moricone, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0409Morgan Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0409Morrill, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0609Morrison, Jay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0406Mosley, Jeremy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0308Moyers, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Mulligan, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Mumbulo, Nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0204Murdy, Chuck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9596Murray, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9397Mussleman, Rich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890Myers, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586

OOOO'Day, Sean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8589O'Keefe, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9395Olszewski, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9598O'Meara, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9701Orlandi, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0607Osman, Mohamed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0406Otero, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709

PPPPaddock, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Passoff, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8991Patrick, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0001Pearce, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9702Pedockie, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9093Penn, Deonte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0207Peters, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8687Plerhoples, Zach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0207Porter, Brett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘8792Porter, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8489Pruden, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0304

RRRRapp, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9697Rawlins, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Ray, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Reed, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9598Rinella, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9598Ring, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0106Ritrosky, Zach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Robertson, Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Robie, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9297Robison, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9398Roe, Miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9496Ross, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889Rosselli, Lou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8893Rowan, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8488Rutan, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Ryan, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485

SSSSample, Glenn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0203Samples, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9499

Sanchez, Marco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9394Saniga, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9398Saxton, Ricky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0609Schuster, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9297Schutte, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0304Scott, Garrett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Scriven, Fred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9495Shafer, Aaron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9495Shapert, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9601Shapert, Shaun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9601Shifflet, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9095Shunamon, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9903Sill, Greg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0409Sluyter, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9497Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0001Smith, Ted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Smolenak, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Snyder, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0709Soto, Charlie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9702Spencer, Troy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9397Stearns, Joel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9496Stein, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9398Stoddard, Marty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9296Stoffer, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8792Straight, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9398Straughn, Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0708Sullivan, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Swanson, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8488Swett, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8891

TTTTate, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0508Taylor, J.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9196Taylor, J.T. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0405Taylor, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890Terry, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9798Thompson, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0708Toothman, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990Truby, Jon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Tubello, Ralph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8889Tullos, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890

UUUUber, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0506

VVVVanderheyden, Gary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Vanella, Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0607VanSice, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0203Vega, Rafael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9599Venesile, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8690Vigliotti, Louie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0204Voinovich, Victor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8990

WWWWaddington, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8588Waite, Steve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Walker, Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0308Walters, Rikk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8489Warden, Cliff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9498Watts, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0204Wayne, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0407Webster, Joel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0507, ‘0809Webster, Wesley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Welch, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8485Welsh, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9500Whitcher, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293

Whitenak, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0608Whitmer, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9094Whittman, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9091Wilcox, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9801Willaman, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8589Winkle, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8890Wipfli, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0708Wittman, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9293Workman, Luke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9496Wright, Greg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8586Wright, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8788Wright, Rodney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8791Wroblewski, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘9697

YYYYates, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0004Yetzer, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0002, ‘0305Yetzer, Nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0005York, Kurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8689

ZZZZarfos, D.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘0809Zelinsky, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘8790

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David Shunamon

All-Time RosterAll-Time RosterEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10


The MikeDeAnna Era1986-90 (38-23)

} 1986-87 (9-5)8th at NCAA’sCalifornia(Pa.)..............W 459Lock Haven ..................L 1821Clemson........................W 359Northern Iowa..............L 1424Clarion ..........................W 2719Slippery Rock................L 2024Iowa ..............................L 740Eastern Illinois..............W 2817Illinois............................W 2313Illinois St. ......................W 2816Wright St. ....................W 3316Lehigh ..........................W 3714Cleveland St. ................L 2021Bucknell........................W 3310

} 1987-88 (16-4)7th at NCAA’sIowa St. ........................L 1819Marquette....................W 470Drake ............................W 416Iowa ..............................L 1422Loras ............................W 483Villanova ......................W 356California(Pa.)..............W 386Syracuse ......................W 276West Virginia................W 337Penn St. ........................L 1419Lock Haven ..................L 1820Bucknell ......................W 2815Ohio St. ........................W 1817Clarion ..........................W 2515Slippery Rock ........W 339Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 355Wright St. ....................W 416Michigan St. ................W 2511Cleveland St. ................W 2018Lehigh ..........................W 2611

1988-89 (5-8)9th at NCAA’s3rd at Ewl TournamentIowa ..............................L 1223Bloomsburg..................L 1725Penn St. ........................L 1925Clarion ..........................W 1715Slippery Rock ..............W 359Ohio St...........................L 1520Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 347Lock Haven ..................L 1422West Virginia................W 2214Pittsburgh ....................L 1223Lehigh ..........................W 2621Cleveland St. ................L 1921Iowa St. ........................L 1024

} 1989-90 (8-6)43rd at NCAA’s7th at EWL TournamentBloomsburg ................W 2219Penn St. ........................L 1622Clarion ..........................L 1921Slippery Rock................L 1320Cal St. Fullerton............L 923Clemson........................W 2017Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 3010Lock Haven ..................W 1916California(Pa.)..............W 3412Pittsburgh ....................W 2113Cleveland St. ................L 1519Lehigh ..........................W 1917West Virginia ................L 1024Wright St. ....................W 4310

The BruceBaumgartnerEra1991-97 (70-36)

} 1990-91 (8-6)25th at NCAA’s7th at EWL TournamentLiberty ..........................W 2115Wright St. ....................W 333Bloomsburg..................L 1419Penn St. ........................L 1324Lehigh ..........................W 2015Clarion ..........................L 1421Slippery Rock ..............W 2315Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 2714Lock Haven ..................L 1624California(Pa.)..............W 319Ashland ........................W 289Pittsburgh ....................L 1921Cleveland St. ................W 2810West Virginia ................L 1034

} 1991-92 (6-9)30th at NCAA’s8th at EWL TournamentPenn St. ........................L 1332Navy ..............................L 1418Virginia..........................W 248Syracuse........................L 1621Slippery Rock ..............W 396Clarion ..........................L 1923Lock Haven ..................L 922Bloomsburg..................L 1719Cornell ..........................L 1124Rider ............................W 259Liberty ..........................W 339California(Pa.)..............W 2910Pittsburgh ....................L 1719West Virginia ................L 1620Cleveland St. ................W 1816

} 1992-93 (6-7)T15th at NCAA’s6th at EWL TournamentRutgers..........................L 1421Brown ..........................W 2114Cornell ..........................L 1621Northern Iowa..............L 727Slippery Rock ..............W 297California(Pa.)..............W 327Morgan St. ..................W 403Lock Haven ..................L 1617Clarion ..........................W 353Bloomsburg..................L 1030Pittsburgh ....................L 1024West Virginia ................L 1421Cleveland St. ................W 2514

} 1993-94 (15-2)T37th at NCAA’s2nd at EWL TournamentCornell ..........................W 2114Purdue..........................W 353Brown ..........................W 2712Kent St. ........................W 286Slippery Rock ..............W 326Brigham Young............W 279Missouri........................W 2115Clemson ........................L 1021Cornell ..........................L 1224Wisconsin ....................W 3612Clarion ..........................W 1814California(Pa.)..............W 346Lock Haven ..................W 2711Bloomsburg ................W 403Pittsburgh ....................W 2412West Virginia................W 1915Cleveland St. ................W 2611

} 1994-95 (16-2)11th at NCAA’s4th at EWL TournamentOhio St. ........................W 2218Drexel ..........................W 309Purdue..........................W 276Pennsylvania................W 1914Northern Iowa ............W 2912Illinois ............................L 1219Appalachian St.............W 3215Cal St. Bakersfield........L 924Navy..............................W 2017Clarion ..........................W 1915California(Pa.)..............W 419Slippery Rock ..............W 373Lock Haven ..................W 2812Bloomsburg ................W 2514Kent St. ........................W 2612Pittsburgh ....................W 2012West Virginia................W 2315Cleveland St. ................W 2812

} 1995-96 (5-10)35th at NCAA’s3rd at EWL TournamentLehigh............................L 1228Indiana ..........................L 242Northern Iowa ............W 2421Michigan ......................W 936Missouri ........................L 1521Slippery Rock ..............W 2811Kent St...........................L 1319Lock Haven ..................L 340Bloomsburg ................W 2312Ohio St...........................L 1221Pittsburgh ....................L 2122Clarion ..........................L 1323West Virginia ................L 1525Ohio ..............................W 2320Cleveland St. ................W 2515

} 1996-97 (14-0)6th at NCAA’s3rd at EWL TournamentOhio ..............................W 343VMI ..............................W 367Oregon State ..............W 3011Arizona St.....................W 2012Rider ............................W 1715Lock Haven ..................W 249Bloomsburg ................W 2712Drexel ..........................W 347Lehigh ..........................W 2317Clarion ..........................W 3110Ohio State....................W 259West Virginia................W 2713Pittsburgh ....................W 289Cleveland St. ................W 3712

The Tim FlynnEra1997-09 (136-39-4)

} 1997-98 (7-7)T15th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsPenn St. ........................L 1524Old Dominion ..............W 386Cal. PolyTech...............W 2213Purdue ..........................L 1031Rider ..............................L 1920Ohio ..............................W 349Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 2612Lock Haven ..................W 2014Ohio State ....................L 1819Bloomsburg ................W 329Clarion ..........................L 1625Pittsburgh ....................L 1518West Virginia ................L 1425Cleveland St. ................W 2911

} 1998-99 (11-3-1)18th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsBrown ..........................W 317Drexel ..........................W 386Cornell ..........................L 1122Virginia Tech ................W 463Penn State ....................L 926Virginia ..........................T 1717North Carolina..............L 922 Lock Haven ..................W 259Ohio ..............................W 336Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 2012Bloomsburg ................W 2214Clarion ..........................W 2322Pittsburgh ..................W 239West Virginia ..............W 1913Cleveland St. ..............W 373

} 1999-00 (14-1)15th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsPenn State ..................W 1914Virginia Tech ................W 276Drexel ..........................W 323Harvard ........................W 239Lehigh ..........................W 2210Northern Iowa ............W 276Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 269 Ohio ..............................W 1918Bloomsburg ................W 2513Lock Haven ................W 229Clarion ..........................W 2114Central Michigan..........L 1518Pittsburgh ....................W 1615West Virginia................W 259Cleveland St. ................W 336

} 2000-01 (11-3-1)12th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsCleveland State ..........W 329Virginia Tech..................T 1616Findlay ..........................W 364The Citadel ..................W 423Central Michigan ........W 1913Bloomsburg ................W 2512Hofstra ..........................L 1319Iowa ..............................L 1335Virginia Tech ................W 2512Oklahoma ....................L 1323Gannon ........................W 326Clarion ..........................W 269Lock Haven ..................W 2312Pittsburgh ....................W 2718West Virginia................W 386

} 2001-02 (10-4)14th at NCAA’s2nd at EWL TournamentVirginia Tech ................W 2215Eastern Michigan ........W 326Findlay ..........................W 3214Princeton......................W 343Cleveland State ..........W 1815Penn State ..................W 2016Bloomsburg ................W 416Michigan........................L 630Central Michigan..........L 1617Lock Haven ..................L 1822Clarion ..........................W 2315Central Michigan ........W 2413Pittsburgh ....................W 2418West Virginia ................L 331

} 2002-03 (10-5)24th at NCAA’sEWL ChampionsFindlay ..........................W 343

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Slippery Rock ..............W 384Ohio ..............................W 2310Cleveland State ............L 1219Penn State ....................L 1224VMI................................W 247Lehigh............................L 924Brown ..........................W 336North Carolina ............W 2317Illinois ............................L 932Clarion ..........................W 323Lock Haven ..................W 430Bloomsburg ................W 2710Pittsburgh ....................W 299West Virginia ................L 1419

} 2003-04 (10-3)24th at NCAA’sEWL Champions (Tie)Findlay ..........................W 2613Ohio ..............................W 2310Purdue ..........................L 1618Cleveland State ..........W 2415Old Dominion ..............W 426Arizona State................L 1621Wyoming ......................L 1623Lock Haven ..................W 2312Clarion ..........................W 2413Bloomsburg ................W 2816Virginia Tech ................W 430Pittsburgh ....................W 2413West Virginia................W 2513

} 2004-05 (9-5-1)28th at NCAA’sEWL Champions Findlay ..........................W 400Appalachian State ......W 380Virginia..........................W 266Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 249Penn State ....................L 833American......................W 396Indiana ..........................L 1026Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 2415Missouri ........................L 1227Clarion ..........................W 3213Lock Haven ..................W 3313Cleveland State ............L 2022Bloomsburg..................L 1421West Virginia ................T 2020Pittsburgh ....................W 1917

} 2005-06 (12-0)8th at NCAA’sEWL Champions Slippery Rock ..............W 410Old Dominion ............W 413Maryland......................W 323Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 2013UNC Greensboro ........W 299Clarion ..........................W 279Michigan State ............W 1716Lock Haven ..................W 2112Cleveland State ..........W 299Bloomsburg ................W 306Pittsburgh ....................W 294

West Virginia................W 405

} 2006-07 (17-1)9th at NCAA’sEWL Champions Mercyhurst ..................W 363Stanford ......................W 307Maryland......................W 2812Millersville ....................W 403Lehigh ..........................W 269Penn State ....................L 927Michigan State ............W 2613Univ. at Buffalo ..........W 316Lock Haven ..................W 450Virginia Tech ................W 430Drexel ..........................W 376Kent State ....................W 2412Penn State ..................W 1917Clarion ..........................W 406Bloomsburg ................W 2410Cleveland State ..........W 336West Virginia................W 2116Pittsburgh ....................W 373

} 2007-08 (11-3)T21st at NCAA’sEWL Champions Mercyhurst ..................W 353Army ............................W 2115Maryland......................W 1915Eastern Michigan ........W 316Central Michigan..........L 1128

Hofstra ..........................L 1924Clarion ..........................W 347Bloomsburg ................W 259Lock Haven ..................W 3011Cleveland State ..........W 2615Ohio State ....................L 1323Buffalo..........................W 373West Virginia................W 2116Pittsburgh ....................W 2112

} 2008-09 (14-4-1)6th at NCAA’sEWL Champions FINDLAY ......................W 480ARMY ..........................W 347#17 MARYLAND ..........W 2415vs. Upper Iowa ............W 3212vs. #14 Penn State........L 1624vs. #13 Boise State ......W 2012#6 OHIO STATE ............L 1219vs. Rider........................W 2410vs. #22 Penn ................W 3012vs. #8 Lehigh ................L 1419vs. #13 Oklahoma St.....L 1224CLARION ......................W 364LOCK HAVEN ..............W 346at Bloomsburg ............W 2512CLEVELAND STATE ....W 404at Buffalo ....................W 3110#23 HOFSTRA ..............W 2613PITTSBURGH................W 318at West Virginia ............T 1919

First LastOpponent W-L-T Meeting Meeting StreakAmerican 100 W, 396 (‘05) W, 396 (‘05) W1Appalachian St. 200 W, 3215 (‘95) W, 380 (‘05) W2Arizona State 110 W, 2012 (‘96) L, 1621 (‘04) L1Army 200 W, 2115 (‘08) W, 347 (‘09) W2Ashland 100 W, 289 (‘91) W, 289 (‘91) W1Bloomsburg 1650 L, 1725 (‘89) W, 2512 (‘09) W4Boise State 100 W, 2012 (‘09) W, 2012 (‘09) W1Brigham Young 100 W, 279 (‘94) W, 279 (‘94) W1Brown 400 W, 2114 (‘92) W, 336 (‘03) W4Bucknell 200 W, 3310 (‘87) W, 2815 (‘88) W2Buffalo 1300 W, 355 (‘88) W, 3110 (‘09) W13California(Pa.) 800 W, 459 (‘86) W, 459 (‘95) W8Cal. PolyTech 100 W, 2213 (‘97) W, 2213 (‘97) W1CS Bakersfield 010 L, 924 (‘95) L, 924 (‘95) L1CS Fullerton 010 L, 923 (‘90) L, 923 (‘90) L1Central Michigan 230 L, 1518 (‘00) L, 1128 (‘08) L1Citadel 100 W, 423 (‘01) W, 423 (‘01) W1Clarion 1850 W, 2719 (‘87) W, 364 (‘09) W11Clemson 210 W, 359 (‘86) L, 1021 (‘94) L1Cleveland State 1850 L, 2021 (‘87) W, 404 (‘09) W4Cornell 140 L, 1124 (‘92) L, 1122 (‘98) L1Drake 100 W, 416 (‘87) W, 416 (‘87) W1Drexel 500 W, 309 (‘94) W, 376 (‘07) W5Eastern Illinois 100 W, 287 (‘88) W, 287 (‘88) W1Eastern Michigan 200 W, 326 (‘02) W, 316 (‘08) W2 Findlay 600 W, 364 (‘01) W, 480 (‘09) W6Gannon 100 W, 326 (‘01) W, 326 (‘01) W1Harvard 100 W, 239 (‘00) W, 239 (‘00) W1Hofstra 120 L, 1319 (‘01) W, 2613 (‘09) W1Illinois 120 W, 2313 (‘87) L, 932 (‘03) L2Illinois State 100 W, 2816 (‘88) W, 2816 (‘88) W1Indiana 020 L, 242 (‘95) L, 1026 (‘05) L2Iowa 040 L, 740 (‘87) L, 1335 (‘01) L4Iowa State 020 L, 1819 (‘87) L, 1024 (‘89) L2Kent State 310 W, 286 (‘94) W, 2412 (‘07) W1Lehigh 830 W, 3714 (‘87) L, 1419 (‘09) L1Liberty 200 W, 2115 (‘90) W, 339 (‘92) W2Lock Haven 1580 L, 1821 (‘87) W, 346 (‘09) W7

First LastOpponent W-L-T Meeting Meeting StreakLoras 100 W, 483 (‘88) W, 483 (‘88) W1Marquette 100 W, 470 (‘87) W, 470 (‘87) W1Maryland 400 W, 323 (‘06) W, 2415 (‘09) W4Mercyhurst 200 W, 363 (‘07) W, 353 (‘08) W2Michigan 020 L, 936 (‘96) L, 630 (‘02) L2Michigan State 300 W, 2511 (‘88) W, 2613 (‘07) W3Millersville 100 W, 403 (‘07) W, 403 (‘07) W1Missouri 120 W, 2115 (‘94) L, 1227 (‘05) L2Morgan St. 100 W, 403 (‘93) W, 403 (‘93) W1Navy 110 L, 1418 (‘91) W, 2017 (‘95) W1North Carolina 110 L, 922 (‘99) W, 2317 (‘03) W1UNC Greensboro 100 W, 299 (‘06) W, 299 (‘06) W1Northern Iowa 320 L, 1424 (‘87) W, 276 (‘00) W3Oklahoma 010 L, 1323 (‘01) L, 1323 (‘01) L1Oklahoma State 010 L, 1224 (‘09) L, 1224 (‘09) L1Old Dominion 300 W, 386 (‘97) W, 413 (‘06) W3Ohio 700 W, 2320 (‘96) W, 2310 (‘04) W7Ohio State 350 W, 1817 (‘88) L, 1219 (‘09) L3Oregon State 100 W, 3011 (‘96) W, 3011 (‘96) W1Penn State 3110 L, 1419 (‘88) L, 1624 (‘09) L1Pennsylvania 100 W, 1914 (‘94) W, 1914 (‘94) W1Pittsburgh 1560 L, 1223 (‘89) W, 318 (‘09) W11Princeton 100 W, 343 (‘02) W, 343 (‘02) W1Purdue 220 W, 353 (‘93) L, 1618 (‘04) L2Rider 310 W, 259 (‘92) W, 2412 (‘09) W1Rutgers 010 L, 1421 (‘92) L, 1421 (‘92) L1Slippery Rock 1020 L, 2024 (‘86) W, 410 (‘06) W8Stanford 100 W, 307 (‘07) W, 307 (‘07) W1Syracuse 110 W, 276 (‘88) L, 1621 (‘92) L1Upper Iowa 100 W, 3212 (‘09) W, 3212 (‘09) W1 Villanova 100 W, 356 (‘88) W, 356 (‘88) W1Virginia 201 W, 248 (‘91) W, 266 (‘05) W1VMI 200 W, 367 (‘96) W, 247 (‘03) W2Virginia Tech 601 W, 463 (‘99) W, 430 (‘07) W4West Virginia 1282 W, 337 (‘88) T, 1919 (‘09) T1Wisconsin 100 W, 3612 (‘94) W, 3612 (‘94) W1Wright State 400 W, 3316 (‘87) W, 333 (‘90) W4Wyoming 010 L, 1623 (‘04) L, 1623 (‘04) L1

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All-Time vs. OpponentsAll-Time vs. Opponents

Career Wins1. Gregor Gillespie (200509) 1521302. Jason Robison (199398) 1452303. Terry Kennedy (198489) 1393434. Lou Rosselli (198893) 1362545. Matt King (199904) 1322306. Shawn Bunch (200105) 1332407. Josh Koscheck (199702) 1281708. Tony Robie (199297) 1262409. Dave Rowan (198488) 124270

10. Alex Clemsen (200207) 12135011. David Shunamon (199803) 11844012. Sean O'Day (198589) 11623213. Deonte Penn (200207) 11443014. Kevin Saniga (199398) 113380

Dean Hall (198588) 113182Kevin Welsh (199500) 111520

17. Cory Ace (199803) 11045018. Tom Shifflet (199195) 10931119. Joey Fendone (200409) 105400

Matt Hill (200207) 10542021. Nate Yetzer (200005) 103330

Ricky Deubel (200409) 10251023. Mark Samples (199499) 9925024. Ken Bauer (199094) 9431225. Jacob Gray (200005) 8947026. Ryan Shapert (199601) 83450

Rob Porter (198589) 83391Tom Herr (197074) 83

29. Jason Loukides (198994) 82382Jim Straight (199398) 82360

Career Falls1. Deonte Penn (200207) 532. Joey Fendone (200409) 453. Jason Robison (199398) 42

Tom Herr (197074) 425. Dean Hall (198488) 406. Dave Rowan (198488) 387. Josh Koscheck (199702) 27

Dave Held (198488) 27Ray Yeager (197579) 27

10. Ron Doppelheuer (200105) 26Cory Ace (199803) 25Joe Hennis (200105) 25Terry Kennedy (198489) 25

14. Steve Feckanin (199397) 2415. Fred Caro, Jr. (198084) 22

Career Winning Pct.Pct. W-L-T

1. Gregor Gillespie (200508) .917 (15213)2. Josh Koscheck (199702) .883 (12817)3. Jason Robison (199798) .863 (14523)4. Dean Hall (198788) .857 (113182)5. Matt King (199904) .852 (13223)6. Matt Furey (198486) .849 (63133)

7. Shawn Bunch (200106) .847 (13324)8. Tony Robie (199495) .840 (12624)9. Lou Rosselli (199293) .836 (136254)

10. Sean O’Day (198889) .830 (116232)11. Dave Rowan (198788) .821 (12427)12. Mike Hahesy (19841986) .820 (69143)13. Terry Kennedy (198788) .798 (139343)14. Mark Samples (199899) .798 (9925)15. Tom Shifflet (199095) .777 (109311)16. Nate Yetzer (200005) .757 (10333)17. Kevin Saniga (199398) .748 (11338)18. Ken Bauer (199094) .748 (94312)19. Alex Clemsen (200206) .730 (8431)20. David Shunamon (199803) .728 (11844)21. Joey Fendone (200409) .724 (10540) 22. Deonte Penn (200207) .726 (11443)

Dan Willaman (198589) .726 (60222)24. Matt Hill (200207 .714 (10542)25. Cory Ace (199803) .710 11045)26. Ben Boozer (19972001) .695 (7332)

Jim Straight (199398) .695 (8236)28. Steve Feckanin (199297) .690 (7835)29. Kevin Welsh (199500) .681 (11152)30. Jason Loukides (198994) .680 (82382)

Season Wins1. Jason Robison (199798) 45102. Matt King (200304) 4330

Terry Kennedy (198788) 43614. Matt King (200203) 4270

Josh Koscheck (200001) 4200Gregor Gillespie (200809) 4130

7. Shawn Bunch (200506) 4020Shawn Bunch (200405) 4020Gregor Gillespie (200506) 4040Tony Robie (199394) 4040David Shunamon (200203) 4050

12. Dean Hall (198788) 3941Dean Hall (198687) 3951Matt Furey (198485) 3951

15. Cory Ace (200203) 3870Josh Koscheck (199900) 3840Lou Rosselli (199293) 3820Dave Rowan (198788) 3840

19. Gregor Gillespie (200708) 3740Alex Clemsen (200607) 3740Deonte Penn (200207) 3740Nate Yetzer (200304) 3760Lou Rosselli (199091) 3740Sean O'Day (198788) 3751Sean O'Day (198687) 3761Dave Rowan (198687) 3750David Ray (198586) 3770Kevin Welsh (199900) 3790Kevin Welsh (199798) 37120

Season Falls1. Joey Fendone (200809) 20

Deonte Penn (200607) 203. Jason Robison (199798) 18

Greg Wright (198586) 185. Dean Hall (198586) 176. Dave Rowan (198788) 15

Tom Herr (197374) 158. Deonte Penn (200506) 14

Josh Koscheck (200001) 14Dave Rowan (198687) 14

11. Dean Hall (198687) 13Tom Herr (197273) 13

13. Ron Doppelheuer (200304) 12Deonte Penn (200304) 12Dave Held (198586) 12David Ray (198586) 12Dave Held (198485) 12Fred Caro, Jr. (198384) 12

19. Joey Fendone (200506) 11Randy McKinney (197980) 11

21. Jarrod King (200809) 10Matt King (200304) 10Jason Robison (199697) 10Pat Schuster (199697) 10Dean Hall (198788) 10Terry Kennedy (198788) 10Fred Caro, Jr. (198283) 10Kevin Saniga (199394) 10

Season Winning Pct.Pct. W-L-T

1. Josh Koscheck (200001) 1.000 (420)2. Jason Robison (199798) .978 (451)

Paul Donahoe (200809) .972 (351)4. Shawn Bunch (200506) .952 (402)

Shawn Bunch (200405) .952 (402)6. Lou Rosselli (199293) .950 (382)7. Gregor Gillespie (200607) .944 (342)8. Matt King (200304) .935 (433)

Gregor Gillespie (200809) .932 (413)10. Jason Robison (199697) .923 (363)11. Tony Robie (199495) .914 (323)12. Gregor Gillespie (200506) .909 (404)

Tony Robie (199394) .909 (404)14. Josh Koscheck (199900) .905 (384)

Dave Rowan (198788) .905 (384)16. Gregor Gillespie (200708) .905 (374)

Alex Clemsen (200607) .902 (374)Deonte Penn (200607) .902 (374)Lou Rosselli (199091) .902 (374)

20. Dean Hall (198788) .898 (3941)21. David Shunamon (200203) .889 (405)22. Mark Samples (199899) .882 (304)23. Dave Rowan (198687) .881 (375)24. Matt Furey (198485) .878 (3951)

Dean Hall (198687) .878 (3951)

Deonte Penn Tony Robie Greg Wright Lou RosselliJason Robison Tom Herr

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In conjunction with Edinboro University’s celebration of its Sesquicentennial in 200607, the Athletic Department recognized its alltime teams in a varietyof sports. That included a selection of the AllTime Wrestling Team. A total of twenty former wrestlers were selected. The group was highlighted by two ofEdinboro’s three Division I national champions. Josh Koscheck is Edinboro’s lone fourtime AllAmerican, and captured the national championship at 174 lbs. in2001. He finished with a 12817 career record, including 420 in ’71. Sean O’Day was Edinboro’s first Division I national champion, winning the 134 lb. title 1989.He was a threetime AllAmerican, going 116232 for his career.

The team also included three wrestlers who won national championships while competing on the Division II level and one NAIA national champion.Leading the way was heavyweight Dean Hall, who was the Division II titlist in 1986, then went on to finish fourth at the Division I nationals that year. He finishedas a threetime AllAmerican on the Division I level. Mike Hahesy, currently an assistant coach with the Fighting Scots, won the Division II championship in 1985at 158 lbs., and was the runnerup in 1986. Matt Furey was a twotime Division II AllAmerican, winning the national championship in 1985. Tom Herr was theNAIA heavyweight national champion in 1973.

Two other wrestlers achieved AllAmerican honors three times. Jason Robison competed at 190 lbs., with his highest finish second place at 190 lbs. in1998. Tom Shifflet is also a threetime AllAmerican, all at 142 lbs.

Six other wrestlers on the AllTime Team earned AllAmerican accolades twice. Most recently it was Shawn Bunch, who finished as the national runnerupat 133 lbs. in 2005 and was third in 2006. Tony Robie also narrowly missed capturing a national title, finishing second at 158 lbs. in 1997 after a fifth place finish in1995. Lou Rosselli, Terry Kennedy, Matt King, and David Ray also earned AllAmerican recognition twice, with Ray a split Division I/Division II AllAmerican.(NOTE: only wrestlers who had completed their season prior to last season were eligible.)

Name (Yr.) Wt. HometownShawn Bunch (’06) 125/133 Leavenworth, KS twotime AllAmerican (2nd in 133, 3rd in 2005); 13224 career recordMatt Furey (’86) 167/177 Carroll, IA Division II national champion in 1985; twotime Division II All

American; 63133 career recordMike Hahesy (’86) 158 Ely, IA twotime Division II AllAmerican, finishing first in 1985 and second in

1986; 69143 career recordDean Hall (’88) Hwt. Plymouth, NH earned AllAmerican honors four times, three times in Division I;

Division II national champion in 1986; 113182 career record Tom Herr (’74) Hwt. Millersville, PA was the school’s first national champion (NAIA) in 1973; finished with

83 career winsTerry Kennedy (’89) 142/150/158 North Olmsted, OH twotime AllAmerican; ranks second in career wins with 139343

recordMatt King (’04) 165 Connellsville, PA twotime AllAmerican; has 132230 career record, fourth in career

winsJosh Koscheck (’02) 174 Waynesburg, PA Edinboro’s lone fourtime AllAmerican; won national championship in

2001 and was runnerup in 2001; has 12817 career recordMarty Manning (’61) 177/191 Erie, PA threetime PSAC championSean O’Day (’89) 134/142 Meadville, PA threetime AllAmerican who won national title in 1989 and was sec

ond in 1988; 116232 career record

Name (Yr.) Wt. HometownDavid Ray (’86) 134/142 Wichita, KS was a Division I and Division II AllAmerican in 1986, finishing second

at Division II Nationals; was 377 in his lone season as a Fighting ScotTony Robie (’97) 158/167 Erie, PA a twotime AllAmerican; was national runnerup in 1997; 12624

career recordJason Robison (’98) 190 Allison Park, PA threetime AllAmerican who holds career record for wins with 145

23 record; was second at Nationals in 1998Lou Rosselli (’93) 118 Middleport, NY former assistant coach who is twotime AllAmerican (3rd in 1993);

has 136254 career record, ranking third in career winsDavid Rowan (’88) 118 Madison, OH AllAmerican in 1987 (4th); has 12427 career recordTom Shifflet (’95) 142/150 Amherst, NY threetime AllAmerican (3rd in 1995); finished with 109311 career

recordDavid Shunamon (’02) 197 Tewksbury, MA earned AllAmerican honors in 2001; has 11844 career recordJack Weixel (’49) 128 Allison Park, PA won three PSAC championships after serving his country in World

War IIKevin Welsh (’00) 184 Solon, OH was an AllAmerican in 2000; 11152 career recordDan Willaman (’88) 134 North Canton, OH earned AllAmerican honors in 1988 (4th); was 44181 in two sea

sons

Eastern Wrestling League Hall of FameThe following former Edinboro wrestlers, coaches and administrators have been inducted into the Eastern Wrestling League Hall of Fame:

Bruce BaumgartnerJosh KoscheckJim McDonaldTony RobieJason RobisonLou RosselliTom Shifflet

Jim McDonald Josh Koscheck Tony Robie


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This is Edinboro UniversityThis is Edinboro UniversityEdinboro Wrestling 2009-10

Dr. Jeremy D. BrownPresident, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Dr. Jeremy D. Brown became the 16thPresident of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania onJuly 1, 2007.

A native of Manchester, England, Dr. Browncame to Edinboro from the State University of NewYork at Canton, where he served as Provost andVice President for Academic Affairs since 2003.

Since his arrival at Edinboro, his leadership hasresulted in unparalleled campus growth and arenewed effort to enhance the University’s reputation for excellence regionally, nationally and on aglobal scale. He has already traveled to Poland,China, Korea, Taiwan and Panama, renewing or

establishing new collaborative agreements with universities there, and arranging forgrowth in global programs that not only take Edinboro University to the world, butbring the world to Edinboro. It is President Brown’s vision to soon launch an Englishand Cultural Institute to serve international college and high school students.

In addition to Dr. Brown’s emphasis on academic excellence and enrollmentgrowth at the undergraduate and graduate levels, he has launched a series of ambitious campus improvements, including the University’s $115 million student housingproject, “The Highlands at Edinboro University,” that will accommodate nearly 1,600students in suitestyle apartment living, and construction of the $5 million Mike S.Zafirovski Sports and Recreation Center, the region’s largest freestanding domedathletic facility. Construction has also started on the new $5 million Human ServicesBuilding, and in 2010 the $30 million Cooper Hall science building renovation andexpansion is scheduled to begin. Combined, Edinboro’s ongoing new constructionand renovation will amount to a $200 million investment in the university’s future andits students.

In just two years at the helm, Dr. Brown has reinvigorated the Edinboro community with the physical campus transformation, a tireless quest for academic excellence, enrollment growth to near record levels, and a renewed sense of pride overthe University’s rich Scottish heritage. Royal Stewart tartan can be seen everywhereon campus!

President Brown’s educational background, from academics to administration,is impressive. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Ph.D. in nuclear physics from theUniversity of Birmingham, England. He conducted his doctoral work in the area ofexperimental nuclear physics at the University of Birmingham University and at theUniversity of CaliforniaBerkeley. Immediately following completion of his Ph.D.,

President Brown spent two years at Indiana University involved in nuclear physicsresearch.

After his stint at Indiana, Dr. Brown accepted a faculty position in the PhysicsDepartment at Princeton University, where, in addition to continuing his research, hetaught undergraduate and graduatelevel physics courses. Princeton was not only richwith tradition, but its Physics Department had been home to the great Albert Einsteinand John Nash! During this period, Dr. Brown also served as a resident faculty fellow atRockefeller College and was faculty liaison for academic and social programs.

Transitioning into academic administration, Dr. Brown was named associatedean of the Graduate School at Yale University. His portfolio included the Science,Engineering and Biomedical Departments, as well as recruitment of underrepresented minority students. In addition, Dr. Brown served as the Graduate School’s chiefbudget officer.

Later, Dr. Brown returned to Princeton as associate dean of the faculty. Duringthis appointment, he advised the dean of faculty and provost on longrange academic planning and budgeting. He also supervised all personnel issues for the 960 members of the technical, research and library staffs.

In 2000, President Brown was named rector of Florida State UniversityPanama, serving as the chief executive officer of a small U.S. university operating inLatin America. While he was there, enrollment, curriculum and revenues grew dramatically as he developed strategic plans for growth and designed and implementeda national and international recruiting program.

During his career, Dr. Brown published many scholarly articles and has been frequently invited as a speaker at international conferences, research institutions anduniversities.

While at Edinboro, Dr. Brown and his wife, Rebeca Acuña, became the proudparents of a son, Andrew Jeremy Brown. Although the happy parents had discussedthe name “Andrew” prior to their arrival on campus, it is fortuitous that the patronsaint of Scotland is Saint Andrew!

President Brown is also an avid sports enthusiast. Being from Manchester, he isa lifelong fan of the Manchester United soccer team. He also coached the St.Lawrence University men’s and women’s squash teams for three years, taking themto the national tournament, and he likes to play squash himself. He also enjoys sailingand skiing.

In addition to his role as a relatively new parent, he also very much enjoysspending time with his older sons, Lucas and Gabriel, and visiting his family in England.

Dr. Brown’s academic, administrative and athletic experience, combined withhis high aptitude for dealing with higher education issues, have dynamically preparedhim for his duties as president of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania and for implementing his vision of taking Edinboro not to the next level, but to the level beyondthat.

Already, after only two years in office, his leadership and stewardship have contributed in many positive ways to serving Edinboro’s students, faculty and staff, thenorthwestern Pennsylvania community and the broader region beyond.

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is the region’s largest and most comprehensive institution of higher education.

Edinboro’s motto, “Great Things Happen Here!” represents much more than atagline or catchy phrase. They reflect upon a changing and growing university thatstrives for excellence regionally, nationally and globally.

Founded more than 150 years ago by descendants of Scottish immigrants,Edinboro’s beautiful 585acre campus is now home to nearly 8,000 students enrolledin over 100 undergraduate and graduate programs of study. Rich in its Scottish tradition, the university’s majors in art, animation, criminal justice, education, and speechlanguage pathology have earned national recognition and accolades.

Situated almost equal distance (about 100 miles) from the cultural, entertainmentand major league sports metropolitan areas of Cleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh,Edinboro is less than 20 miles south of Erie, Pennsylvania’s fourth largest city.

Edinboro’s BaronForness Library has more than 500,000 bound volumes and1.4 million microform units, along with online catalog access to numerous databasesand electronic reserves and archives. The library, the region’s largest, is equipped withwireless network, commuter lounge, computer labs and is accessible to users withvisual impairments.

Recently, the University completed the $5 million Dr. William P. AlexanderMusic Center, the first campus building constructed to meet the specific needs of themusic department, and also completed the $25 million expansion and renovation ofthe Frank G. Pogue Student Center.

Easily the largest construction project in Edinboro University’s history – a suitestyle student housing complex – is well underway with the completed Phase I of the1,600bed “Highlands at Edinboro University” ready for full fall occupancy. The new $5million Mike S. Zafirovski Sports and Recreation Center, the region’s largest freestanding, airsupported domed facility, will soon be completed, meaning athletic teams canhold practice sessions during inclement weather. Construction is also underway on thenew $5 million Human Services Building, and next year the $30 million expansion andrenovation of the Cooper Hall science building is scheduled to begin.

In addition to the fiveacre Mallory Lake and ample pastoral and wooded areas,there are more than 40 buildings on the spacious Edinboro campus, including residence halls with private or shared rooms, honors housing and livinglearning floorsfor academic and special interest student groups. Van Houten Dining Hall offers avariety of student meal plans, and Skipjack’s fast food emporium is perfect for anenergybooster at any time.

Edinboro’s School of Graduate Studies and Research, with its technologybasedcomputerassisted distance learning, now offers the region’s fastest growing academic programs and one of the nation’s largest online graduate education programs.

Edinboro University in Erie – The Porreco Center, is a beautiful 27acre campusthat includes classrooms, computer laboratory and a unique facility for hosting smallconferences, business meetings and special events. Edinboro University in Meadvilleis located in the city’s historic Bessemer Building.

So you can see that Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, home of the FightingScots NCAA athletic teams, firstclass athletic venues and more than 100 clubs andorganizations, offers the complete collegiate experience for undergraduate and graduate students.

What’s more, Edinboro’s faculty and staff of 800 individuals working as a singleteam to support our students’ higher education aspirations, underscore our newmotto. Great things indeed happen here!

Bruce BaumgartnerBruce Baumgartner is regarded as

one of the greatest American wrestlers ever,being recognized as the US. OlympicWrestler of the Century by Globalaccess.comseven years ago and later being inductedinto the Wrestling Hall of Fame. NowBaumgartner is building a solid reputation asan athletic administrator. Baumgartner wasnamed the acting Director of Athletics in1997, then was awarded the job permanently in ’98.

As the guiding force of the Fighting Scot athletic program,Baumgartner has initiated the Annual Athletic Fund Drive, a fundraisingproject designed to provide athletic scholarship funds. In addition, hehas initiated several other fundraising projects, including a semiannualsports memorabilia auction which has raised over $100,000 in sevenyears.

In recent years Baumgartner has targeted improvements inMcComb Fieldhouse, and the results are clearly evident. Both the gymnasium and outer lobby were modernized, with emphasis placed on thesuccess of Edinboro’s athletic teams and studentathletes. The muchanticipated weight room renovation was completed,with stunningresults. Now comes the latest inovation at Edinboro, the Mike S.Zafirovski Sports & Recreation Dome. The five million dollar airsupported dome project was officially opened this fall.

A fourtime Olympic medalist, Baumgartner served as anEdinboro wrestling coach for nearly 13 years, including seven seasons asthe head coach. He compiled a 7036 record, including a 140 dual meetrecord in 1997, the best finish in school history. The Fighting Scots thenwent on to finish sixth at the NCAA Division I National Championships,their highest finish ever.

Baumgartner affirmed his status as the greatest freestylewrestler in American history by winning the bronze medal at the 1996Olympic Games in Atlanta. It was his fourth Olympic medal and recordsetting 13th worldlevel medal. Baumgartner was honored by his fellowUnited States Olympic athletes when he was chosen to carry theAmerican flag for the 1996 opening ceremonies. He won his first goldmedal in Los Angeles in 1984, America’s first in 60 years of super heavyweight wrestling. He added a the silver medal in the 1988 Games inSeoul, Korea, followed by a second gold medal in Barcelona, Spain in1992.

Baumgartner was honored as the winner of the James E.Sullivan Award in 1995 as the outstanding amateur athlete in the United

States. He did not lose to an American wrestler from 1981 to his retirement in 1998. He has been inducted into numerous Hall of Fames,including the Wrestling hall of Fame in 2002 and the Pennsylvania Hall ofFame in 2005.

As a collegiate wrestler at Indiana State University, Baumgartnerwon 134 of 146 collegiate matches with 73 falls. He was twice the runnerup at the national collegiate tournament, then posted a perfect 440mark his senior year to capture the NCAA crown.

Baumgartner was honored by the NCAA as a top “Top V Award”recipient for his athletic, leadership and academic success. He was laterawarded an NCAA postgraduate scholarship after earning his bachelor’sdegree in Industrial Art Education. He utilized the award to earn a master’s degree at Oklahoma State University.

While officially retiring from wrestling in 1998, Baumgartnerstill performs a great deal of community service as a motivationalspeaker and camp clinician. He and his wife, Linda, reside inEdinboro with their three sons, Bryan (18), a freshman at Edinboroand a member of the cross country and track & field teams, Zachary(16) and Dylan (12).

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Day & Date Opponent Site TimeSaturday, November 7 at EMU Open Ypsilanti, MI All DaySaturday, November 14 at Brockport/Oklahoma Brockport, NY All Day

Gold ShowcaseSunday, November 22 at Sprawl & Brawl Classic Binghamton, NY

vs. Sacred Heart 9:45 a.m.vs. Rider 11:30 a.m.vs. Penn State 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, December 5 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Edinboro, PA All DaySunday, December 13 at Ohio State Perrysburg, OH 2:00 p.m.Sunday, December 20 at Reno Tournament Reno, NV All DayTuesday, December 29 to at Southern Scuffle Greensboro, NC All Day

Wednesday, December 30Friday, January 8 to at Virginia Duals Hampton, VA All Day

Saturday, January 9Saturday, January 16 BUFFALO Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sunday, January 17 at Clarion# Clarion, PA 2:00 p.m.Saturday, January 23 at Lock Haven# Lock Haven, PA 7:00 p.m.Friday, February 5 BLOOMSBURG# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, February 6 at Cleveland State# Cleveland, OH 5:00 p.m.Friday, February 12 NORTH CAROLINA Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, February 13 EDINBORO OPEN Edinboro, PA All DayFriday, February 19 at Pittsburgh# Pittsburgh, PA 7:00 p.m.Saturday, February 20 WEST VIRGINIA# Edinboro, PA 7:00 p.m.Sunday, March 7 at EWL Tournament Morgantown, WV All DayThursday, March 18 to at NCAA Division I Omaha, NEB All Day

Saturday, March 20 National Championships

HEAD COACH: Tim Flynn # EWL Match

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