5 Core Character Values

RespectTreating yourself, other persons, institutions, guests and sports to the highest standards of conduct.

IntegrityKeeping commitments. It is developing an integrated character that includes but goes beyond honesty.

Responsibility Be accountable for your actions. It is not doing anything that would reflect poorly on your team, your school or yourself.

Servant LeadershipPutting the group first while also becoming responsible for personal and group roles while performing at your best. Leadership implies managing yourself well.

SportsmanshipA matter of being of good character and doing the right thing. Fairness and equity are expected in all contests and relationships.

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HistoryIn 1929, only briar patches covered a 175-foot hill located on the western outskirts of Sioux City, Iowa. But two people – Mother Mary Dominica Wieneke, Major Superior of the Sisters of Saint Francis, and the Most Reverend Edmond Heelan, Bishop of the Sioux City Diocese – had a vision. They saw that hill crowned with a Catholic college for women. Mother Dominica and Bishop Heelan met on March 9, 1929 with members of the Sioux City community. Businessmen attending that meeting committed themselves to raising $25,000 to support the establishment of the college in Sioux City. After this showing of community support, significant events followed in rapid succession. On Sept. 18, 1930, the college, named Briar Cliff after the hill on which it is located, was dedicated. Four days later, 25 women started classes in Heelan Hall, the only building on campus. In 1937, the University’s two-year program was extended to four years. Fifty-five men were admitted to Briar Cliff in 1965 and co-education was formalized in 1966 with the admission of 150 full-time male students. The innovative Weekend College program started in the fall of 1979. The spring of 1980 saw the addition of a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. A Master of Arts in Education was implemented in the summer of 2001. The college officially became a University on June 1, 2001. The University’s academic growth required an expanding physical plant. As time passed, more buildings began sprouting from the briar-covered hill: a four-story addition to Heelan Hall in 1948; the library and Our Lady of Grace Chapel in 1959; Alverno Hall, a women’s residence, in 1965; a gymnasium in 1966; Toller Hall, a men’s residence, in 1967; Noonan Hall in 1968; the Newman Flanagan Center in 1982; the addition of three classrooms in the theatre in 1986; the completion in 1988 of the Baxter-DiGiovanni Living & Learning Center; KLIF-AM campus radio station in 1987; and the renovated dining hall in 1989.

The $6 million, 43,350-square-foot Stark Student Center opened in the fall of 2000. Additionally, extensive renovations to Alverno Residence Hall have expanded Briar Cliff’s recreational facilities. The construction of the McCoy Arnold Center, completed in 2004, further enhanced recreational facilities. On Sept. 1, 2011, Briar Cliff formally broke ground for a $10.75 million addition and renovation of Heelan Hall, slated for completion in September 2013. The project will involve the addition of a three-floor wing with state-of-the-art science laboratories, a business case room, general classrooms and a four-story atrium. The Heelan Hall project will include new heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems along with renovation of various classrooms and labs in the existing structure.

LocationBriar Cliff University is located on a scenic hilltop campus at the edge of urban development, yet minutes from Downtown Sioux City (population 83,000). In a tri-state area where Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota meet, Sioux City is connected with other metro areas by Interstate Highway 29 and is about an hour away by air from Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis and Denver.

AcademicsBriar Cliff offers over 40 academic majors and pre-professional programs. The Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Bachelor of Social Work degrees are conferred. Two-year Associate of Arts degrees are also available in two areas. The Master of Arts in Human Resource Management, Master of Science in Nursing and Graduate Management Certificate are also conferred. The academic year consists of two semesters with January and May terms.

StudentsMore than 1,150 students from across the U.S. and around the world attend Briar Cliff. Approximately 98 percent of undergraduate students receive financial aid.

Accreditation and ApprovalBriar Cliff is accredited as a degree-granting institution by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The education program of the University is approved by the Iowa State Department of Public Instruction for Certification of Teachers. The social work program is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. The nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing.

LOCATION SIOUX CITY, IOWA

FOUNDED 1930

ATHLETIC COLORS BLUE AND GOLD

NICKNAME CHARGERS

ARENA NEWMAN FLANAGAN CENTER

NATIONAL AFFILIATION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

CONFERENCE GREAT PLAINS ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

PRESIDENT BEV WHARTON

VP FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS WILLIAM MANGAN [PH.D.]

VP FOR ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT SHARISUE WILCOXON

VP FOR FINANCE BETH GRIGSBY

VP FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT CRAIG MCGARRY

VP FOR STUDENT DEVELOPMENT STEVE JANOWIAK

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSSTEVE GAST

JOEPRIVITEREJoe Privitere is in his third year as the Head Wrestling coach at Briar Cliff. He came to Briar Cliff after serving as the head assistant coach at NCAA Div. I Davidson College for three years. Prior to that, Privitere was an assistant coach at The Citadel Military College of South Carolina, in Charleston, S.C., from 2005 until 2007.In his two years with the program, the roster size has grown to nearly 40 wrestlers representing 21 States requiring a facility upgrade. The Charger wrestlers now call McCoy Arnold home for their practice venue. In the off season, Coach Privitere spends time on the Iowa Cadet and Junior Greco team staff helping develop Iowa summer wrestlers into winter champions. This past summer, the Iowa Junior Greco Team finished 2nd in the Country. His time there landed him the title of Northwest Regional Representative for USA Wrestling-Iowa. Recently, Coach Privitere accepted a scholarship to the NWCA Coaches Academy, a tremendous learning experience and opportunity he feels will help better himself and the program.

Out of high school, Privitere wrestled at the State University of New York at Binghamton, in Vestal, New York. The NCAA Div. II All-American was a three-year team captain for the Bearcats. The Johnson City, N.Y. native and two-time all-conference selection finished his illustrious career second on the school’s all-time win chart and having set the single-season win record with 38.In addition to his college experience, Privitere was also the 1998 High School National Champion, 1999 FILA Greco All-American, 2000 FILA Greco World Team Trial Champion and the 2000 FILA Greco World Silver Medalist.He earned his bachelor’s degree in human development and education from Binghamton in 2003. He then went on to earn his master’s degree in health, exercise and sports science from the Citadel in 2007 while serving as an assistant with the Bulldog wrestling program.Over the years, Privitere, who holds a USAW Bronze-Level Certification, has also been involved in numerous wrestling camps and clinics. Aside from coaching, Privitere will work in the Institutional Advancement office at Briar Cliff.Privitere took over the program’s lead from Damon Clayborne, who served as the part-time head coach for six years. Privitere is the program’s fifth head coach since Briar Cliff reinstated the sport in 1997. The 2010-11 season will be program’s 14th consecutive year and 18th overall season.

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ASSISTANT COACH >>> JOSH ROGERS

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH >>> BEN TAYLOR

GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH >>> ZACH MULLINSZach Mullins is in his second year as a graduate assistant for the Chargers. Mullins had a decorated career at Briar Cliff, becoming only the program’s second four-time national qualifier. As a senior, Mullins produced a program-best 26-7 record, was ranked No. 1 in the region and earned first team all-GPAC honors after claiming the 157-pound conference crown. The 2011 Briar Cliff graduate, who studied sports management, is currently working toward a master’s degree in human resource management at BC.

Ben Taylor is in his first year as a graduate assistant with the BC wrestling program. Taylor was a four-year member of the Charger Wrestling Program and a two-time national qualifier. As a senior, he produced an overall record of 22-19. Taylor studied education and psychology and earned a degree from Briar Cliff in 2012. He is currently working toward a master’s degree in leadership in management at the Cliff.

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH >>> CURT LANGLEY

Josh Rogers is in his first season as an assistant coach with the Charger wrestling program. Rogers joined the staff following a two-year career at Briar Cliff. Rogers, a two-time national qualifier, produced a two-year record of 32-20. As a junior, he earned all-American status at 133 pounds following a seventh place finish at the NAIA National Championships. Rogers graduated from Briar Cliff in 2012 with a degree in physical education.

Curt Langley is in his third year as an assistant with the Charger wrestling program. He came to BCU after serving as an assistant coach at Heelan High School for one year. He also coached for 13 years within the Sergeant Bluff Saints Wrestling Club. The 1987 Heelan graduate was a walk-on at Arizona State University. Langley and his three sons, Jordan, Hunter and Shyler, reside in Sioux City.

(MANAGER) > SENCER PETERSON

(+)+ This year’s Briar Cliff wrestling team is built on youth. Its 35-man roster features wrestlers from 22 different states, but only two upperclassmen; junior Devin Derocher and senior Matt Solomon, both of whom have been to the NAIA National Tournament. Derocher, a 133-pounder, won 14 matches a year ago and qualified for nationals. Solomon, a heavyweight, qualified for nationals as a sophomore. The Chargers sent six to the “dance” last year and finished 34th overall. Four of those national qualifiers return (Derocher, Luis Flores, Dillon Freeman and Abram Reynolds) and they hope to lead the program to even more success in 2013.

As a freshman, Flores led last year’s team with 23 wins and was named an honorable mention all-conference selection. Freeman went 14-21 as a freshman with a team-high seven pins, while Reynolds produced a 14-16 mark in his first year with the program. Another year of experience should help these returners as they try to improve on last year’s 0-9 dual record. A year ago, the Chargers’ dual line-up consisted of anywhere from seven to nine freshmen. This year’s dual line-up could also feature a number of freshmen as third-year head coach Joe Privitere and his staff brought in 23 newcomers in the off-season.

“Although we will still be young, we will have depth,” said Privitere. “We feel good about the experience our sophomores gained from a year of growing and competing. We also added a lot of skill with the incoming freshman class and that should lead to a real competitive room.”

125- The Chargers have the greatest depth at 125. Sophomore Nate Garcia returns after starting for the Chargers a year ago. Garcia is expected to be challenge by a talented group of freshmen including Devon Jackson, a two-time Texas state placer, Kyle Robison, a two-time Utah state champion and NHSCA All-American, Robiel Tesfaldet, a South Dakota state placer, Shawn Miller, a California state qualifier and Dylan Tornabane.

133- Team captain Derocher has honors at 133. The national qualifier is joined at 133 by freshman Alex Markle, a two-time Montana state placer and a trio of Iowa state placers in Hunter Langley, Casey Seubert and Hank Voss.

141- Flores, posted 20-plus wins a season ago and qualified for nationals at 133. He is expected to have honors at 141, but will be challenge by sophomore Dylan Kavanaugh and Spadoni, a two-time Washington state qualifier, who has the talent to contribute.

149- Sophomore Justin Powell returns after starting last season. Powell will be joined by freshmen Skylar Weber, a two-time Missouri state placer and a state finalist, Jeremy Qualls, a Florida state placer and Evan Lynn.

157- This weight class is expected to be highly contested. Sophomore Garrett Williams will be challenged by freshmen Meir Cioraru and Aaron Largey. Cioraru has 80 career wins under his belt, while Largey has 122 career wins and a California Masters Qualification.

165- Freeman returns with a year of experience, including mat time at the national meet. Sophomore Skylar Sanford and freshman Curtis Bright, a two-time Nevada state placer, will push for mat time at 165.

174- A pair of freshmen are expected to battle for honors at 174. Cole Ackerman, a two-time Nebraska state placer will compete with Matthew Cintron, who has compiled over 100 career wins.

184- The Chargers feature a pair of sophomores with starting experience in Daniel Harvey and Thomas Patterson. Patterson moves up to 184 from 157.

197- Sophomore Jake Baker, the team’s starter at this weight class last season, returns as the frontrunner. Baker will be pushed by freshmen state qualifiers Daniel Frazier and Jordan Watkins.

285- Reynolds returns as the team’s starter with a year of competition and national tournament experience under his belt. The program also returns senior Solomon, who reached nationals in 2011. A pair of freshmen, Alex Conover and Brian Ervin, are expected to provide even greater depth at heavyweight.

The 2012-13 Chargers will open the season, Nov. 9, with a dual against the University of Regina. Their first home dual will be Nov. 13 against Northwestern.

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29 8:00 PM >>>>>>CLIFFTOP WRESTLE-OFF’S (SIOUX CITY, IA) NOVEMBER 9 4:00 PM VS. UNIVERSITY OF REGINA @ DAKOTA WESLEYAN (MITCHELL, SD) 10 9:00 AM >>>>>>DAKOTA WESLEYAN OPEN (MITCHELL, SD) 13 7:00 PM VS. NORTHWESTERN COLLEGE + 17 9:00 AM >>>>>>AUGSBURG OPEN (MINNEAPOLIS, MN) DECEMBER 8 9:00 AM >>>>>>BUENA VISTA OPEN (STORM LAKE, IA) JANUARY 5 9:00 AM >>>>>>VIKING OPEN (FREMONT, NE) 10 7:00 PM @ CONCORDIA + 15 7:00 PM @ MIDLAND +22 7:00 PM @ DAKOTA WESLEYAN + 25 7:00 PM VS. HASTINGS + FEBRUARY 2 9:00 AM >>>>>>BRIAR CLIFF OPEN @ LONG LINES EVENT CENTER (SIOUX CITY, IA) 7 7:00 PM VS. MORNINGSIDE + 16 9:00 AM >>>>>>NAIA NORTH REGIONAL TOURNAMENT (FREMONT, NE) MARCH 1 9:00 AM >>>>>>NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (DES MOINES, IA - MARCH 1-2)

NAME HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWNNATE GARCIA 5-4 125 SO BRULE, NEDEVON JACKSON 5-4 125 FR HOUSTON, TXSHAWN MILLER 5-3 125 FR EL CAJON, CAKYLE ROBISON 5-5 125 FR FILLMORE, UTROBIEL TESFALDET 5-3 125 FR SIOUX FALLS, SDDYLAN TORNABANE 5-8 125 FR STORM LAKE, IADEVIN DEROCHER 5-5 133 JR MERRILL, IAHUNTER LANGLEY 5-7 133 FR SERGEANT BLUFF, IAALEX MARKLE 5-9 133 FR HELENA, MTCASEY SEUBERT 5-10 133 FR BRONSON, IAHANK VOSS 5-7 133 FR HARTLEY, IALUIS FLORES 5-6 141 SO GREEN RIVER, WYDYLAN KAVANAUGH 5-6 141 SO SHERRILL, NYJACOB SPADONI 5-9 141 FR GIG HARBOR, WAEVAN LYNN 5-7 149 FR MIAMI BEACH, FLJUSTIN POWELL 5-8 149 SO FERGUSON, MOJEREMY QUALLS 5-8 149 FR WESLEY CHAPEL, FLSKYLAR WEBER 5-8 149 FR TROY, MOMEIR CIORARU 5-5 157 FR MIAMI, FLAARON LARGEY 6-0 157 FR CAMARILLO, CAGARRETT WILLIAMS 5-9 157 SO CHESAPEAKE, VACURTIS BRIGHT 5-11 165 FR SPARKS, NVDILLON FREEMAN 5-10 165 SO PORTER RANCH, CASKYLAR SANFORD 5-10 165 SO MOVILLE, IACOLE ACKERMAN 6-2 174 FR DAWSON, NEMATTHEW CINTRON 6-0 174 FR SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLDANIEL FRAZIER 5-6 174 FR LODI, CADAN HARVEY 6-1 184 SO GILBERT, AZTHOMAS PATTERSON 5-10 184 SO FROSTBURG, MDJAKE BAKER 6-1 197 SO GIG HARBOR, WAJORDAN WATKINS 6-0 197 FR JACKSONVILLE, ILALEX CONOVER 5-11 285 FR MAPLESHADE, NJBRIAN ERVIN 6-3 285 FR ROME, NYABRAM REYNOLDS 6-2 285 SO ST. LOUIS, MOMATT SOLOMON 5-11 285 SR BROOKLYN CENTER, MN

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NAME HT. WT. YR. HOMETOWNNATE GARCIA 5-4 125 SO BRULE, NEDEVON JACKSON 5-4 125 FR HOUSTON, TXSHAWN MILLER 5-3 125 FR EL CAJON, CAKYLE ROBISON 5-5 125 FR FILLMORE, UTROBIEL TESFALDET 5-3 125 FR SIOUX FALLS, SDDYLAN TORNABANE 5-8 125 FR STORM LAKE, IADEVIN DEROCHER 5-5 133 JR MERRILL, IAHUNTER LANGLEY 5-7 133 FR SERGEANT BLUFF, IAALEX MARKLE 5-9 133 FR HELENA, MTCASEY SEUBERT 5-10 133 FR BRONSON, IAHANK VOSS 5-7 133 FR HARTLEY, IALUIS FLORES 5-6 141 SO GREEN RIVER, WYDYLAN KAVANAUGH 5-6 141 SO SHERRILL, NYJACOB SPADONI 5-9 141 FR GIG HARBOR, WAEVAN LYNN 5-7 149 FR MIAMI BEACH, FLJUSTIN POWELL 5-8 149 SO FERGUSON, MOJEREMY QUALLS 5-8 149 FR WESLEY CHAPEL, FLSKYLAR WEBER 5-8 149 FR TROY, MOMEIR CIORARU 5-5 157 FR MIAMI, FLAARON LARGEY 6-0 157 FR CAMARILLO, CAGARRETT WILLIAMS 5-9 157 SO CHESAPEAKE, VACURTIS BRIGHT 5-11 165 FR SPARKS, NVDILLON FREEMAN 5-10 165 SO PORTER RANCH, CASKYLAR SANFORD 5-10 165 SO MOVILLE, IACOLE ACKERMAN 6-2 174 FR DAWSON, NEMATTHEW CINTRON 6-0 174 FR SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLDANIEL FRAZIER 5-6 174 FR LODI, CADAN HARVEY 6-1 184 SO GILBERT, AZTHOMAS PATTERSON 5-10 184 SO FROSTBURG, MDJAKE BAKER 6-1 197 SO GIG HARBOR, WAJORDAN WATKINS 6-0 197 FR JACKSONVILLE, ILALEX CONOVER 5-11 285 FR MAPLESHADE, NJBRIAN ERVIN 6-3 285 FR ROME, NYABRAM REYNOLDS 6-2 285 SO ST. LOUIS, MOMATT SOLOMON 5-11 285 SR BROOKLYN CENTER, MN

(125) > Dylan Tornabane+ YR: JUNIOR

HT: 5-8HS: STORM LAKEHOMETOWN: STORM LAKE, IAPARENTS: ADAM & SARAH AMDAHL

(125) > Robiel Tesfaldet+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-3HS: LINCOLNHOMETOWN: SIOUX FALLS, SDPARENTS: ZERAZION & SANDY HAILE

(125) > Kyle Robison+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-5HS: MILLARDHOMETOWN: FILLMORE, UTPARENTS: DOUG & KELLI ROBISON

(125) > Shawn Miller+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-3HS: VALHALLAHOMETOWN: EL CAJON, CAPARENT: JOHN & DAWNE MILLER

(125) > Nate Garcia+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 5-4HS: OGALLALAHOMETOWN: BRULE, NEPARENTS: NESTOR & LIZ GARCIA

(133) > Devin Derocher+ YR: JUNIOR

HT: 5-5HS: HINTONHOMETOWN: MERRILL, IAPARENTS: DON & TAMMY DEROCHER

(125) > Devon Jackson+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-4HS: BELLAIREHOMETOWN: HOUSTON, TXPARENTS: SHEDERICK HOWARD & NICOLE KIEBN

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(133) > Luis Flores+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 5-6HS: GREEN RIVERHOMETOWN: GREEN RIVER, WYPARENTS: LUIS & GRACY FLORES

(133) > Hunter Langley+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-7HS: SERGEANT BLUFF LUTONHOMETOWN: SERGEANT BLUFF, IAPARENTS: CURTIS & KRISTI LANGLEY

(133) > Hank Voss+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-7HS: HARTLEY-MELVIN-SANBORNHOMETOWN: HARTLEY, IAPARENTS: HAL & GWYN VOSS

(141) > Dylan Kavanaugh+ YR: S0PHOMORE

HT: 5-6HS: VVSHOMETOWN: SHERRILL, NYPARENTS: TERRY & BRENDA KAVANAUGH

(133) > Alex Markle+ YR: S0PHOMORE

HT: 5-9HS: CAPITALHOMETOWN: HELENA, MTPARENTS: TIM & BRENDA MARKLE

(141) > Jacob Spadoni+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-9HS: GIG HARBORHOMETOWN: GIG HARBOR, WAPARENTS: LEONARD & MARY SPADONI

(133) > Casey Seubert+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-10HS: LAWTON BRONSONHOMETOWN: BRONSON, IAPARENTS: TIM & TRISH SEUBERT

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(149) > Evan Lynn+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-7HS: MIAMI BEACH SENIOR HOMETOWN: MIAMI BEACH, FLPARENT: WILLIAM LYNN

(149) > Justin Powell+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 5-8HS: MCCIVERHOMETOWN: FERGUSON, MOPARENT: NICOLE POWELL

(149) > Jeremy Qualls+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-8HS: WESLEY CHAPELHOMETOWN: WESLEY CHAPEL, FLPARENTS: KEITH & TERESA GOOCH

(149) > Skylar Weber+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-8HS: TROY BUCHANANHOMETOWN: TROY, MOPARENTS: JOE & HEATHER WEBER

(157) > Meir Cioraru+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-5HS: MIAMI BEACH SENIORHOMETOWN: MIAMI, FLPARENTS: EMIL & GISELLE CIORARU

(157) > Aaron Largey+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 6-0HS: RIO MESAHOMETOWN: CAMARILLO, CAPARENTS: BILL & DEBBIE LARGEY

(157) > Garrett Williams+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 5-9HS: GRASSFIELDHOMETOWN: CHESAPEAKE, VAPARENTS: AUBREY & CARTER WILLIAMS

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HT: 5-11HS: BISHOP MANOGUE CATHOLIC HOMETOWN: SPARKS, NVPARENTS: PAUL & CHRISTY BRIGHT

(165) > Dillon Freeman + YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 5-10HS: GRANADA HILLS CHARTERHOMETOWN: PORTER RANCH, CAPARENTS: KENT & KIM FREEMAN

(165) > Skylar Sanford+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 5-10HS: WOODBURY CENTRALHOMETOWN: MOVILLE, IAPARENTS: LAWRENCE & EVE SANFORD

(174) > Cole Ackerman+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 6-2HS: FALLS CITYHOMETOWN: DAWSON, NEPARENTS: JAY & LINDA ALBIN

(174) > Matthew Cintron+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 6-0HS: MIAMI BEACH SENIORHOMETOWN: SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLPARENTS: ERNESTO CINTRON & CARMEN MORALES

(184) > Dan Harvey+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 6-1HS: MESQUITEHOMETOWN: GILBERT, AZPARENTS: DAVID & DAWN HARVEY

(174) > Daniel Frazier+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT:5-6HS: LODIHOMETOWN: LODI, CAPARENT: ALISA STRACK

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HT: 5-10HS: MT. RIDGEHOMETOWN: FROSTBURG, MDPARENTS: WALT & JOENE PATTERSON

(197) > Jake Baker+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 6-1HS: GIG HARBORHOMETOWN: GIG HARBOR, WAPARENTS: JASON BAKER & TAMMY KEITH

(197) > Jordan Watkins+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 6-0HS: JACKSONVILLEHOMETOWN: JACKSONVILLE, ILPARENT: KEVIN WATKINS

(hwt) > Alex Conover+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 5-11HS: MAPLESHADEHOMETOWN: MAPLESHADE, NJPARENTS: GARETT & TRACAY CONOVER

(hwt) > Brian Ervin+ YR: FRESHMAN

HT: 6-3HS: VVS CENTRALHOMETOWN: ROME, NYPARENTS: GEORGE & DOROTHY ERVIN

(hwt) > Abram Reynolds+ YR: SOPHOMORE

HT: 6-2HS: ROCKWOOD SUMMITHOMETOWN: ST. LOUIS, MOPARENTS: GEORGE & DHULLS REYNOLDS

(hwt) > Matt Solomon+ YR: SENIOR

HT: 5-11HS: BROOKLYN CENTERHOMETOWN: BROOKLYN CENTER, MNPARENTS: JOHN & PAM SOLOMON

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All-AmericanName Weight (finish) YearDeon Buhl 141 (4th) 1998-99Arthur Daaev 157 (8th) 1998-99Travis DeWalt 134 (7th) 1997-98Peter Isham 133 (7th) 1999-00Jerry Reicks 149 (4th) 1999-00Spike Reynolds 184 (8th) 1999-00Dave Pogge 133 (7th), 133 (7th) 2002-03, 2003-04Ryan Stusse 141 (7th) 2002-03Julian Gunnels 133 (4th), 133 (3rd) 2007-08, 2008-09Josh Rogers 133 (7th) 2009-10

NAIA Scholar-AthletesName YearScott Fockler 1999-00Dave Pogge 2002-03Dave Pogge 2003-04Justin Williams 2003-04Jason Kruse 2006-07

All-GPAC ConferenceJordaryl Logan (184) 2nd Team 2006-07Julian Gunnels (133) 1st Team 2007-08 Jordaryl Logan (184) 2nd Team 2007-08Brent Lowe (141) Honorable Mention 2007-08Jeremy Garvin (157) 1st Team 2008-09Julian Gunnels (133) 2nd Team 2008-09Sammy Johnson (165) 2nd Team 2008-09Sam Vice (125) 2nd Team 2008-09Zach Mullins (157) 1st Team 2010-11Luis Flores (133) Honorable Mention 2011-12

NAIA National QualifiersName Weight YearJeff Beauregard 190 1998Bill Dahna, Jr. 158 1998Travis DeWalt 134 1998Clint Kass 177 1998Reuben Warren 167 1998Art Daaev 150, 157 1998, 99Troy Worden 158, 197, 197 1998, 99, 00Deon Buhl 141 (4th) 1999Chris Leisinger 184 1999Brent Stutzman 125 1999Peter Isham 133 1999, 00Justin “Spike” Reynolds 184 1999, 00Scott Fockler 197 2000Jerry Reicks 149 2000Brodie Veit 157 2000Gabe Prescott 125, 133 2000, 01, 03Luke Kuhl 174 2001, 04Dave Pogge 125, 133 2001, 02, 03, 04Dave Welte 149, 157 2001, 02Ryan Stusse 141 2002, 03, 04Shawn Morris HWT 2003Justin Williams 184 2004Jeremiah Pottebaum HWT 2005Art Clark 141 2006Jon Carlson HWT 2006Jordaryl Logan 184 2006, 07, 08Angelo Crinzi 133 2007Chibuike Enyia 184 2007J.T. Heckler 157 2007Jeff Miller 125 2008Sam Vice 125, 125 2008, 09Julian Gunnels 133 (4th), 133 (3rd) 2008, 09Micah Sheffield 133 2008Zack Mullins 141, 141, 149 2008, 09, 10Brent Lowe 141 2008Travis Helmers 149 2008Cody Runge 149 2008Justian Dixon 141 2009John Shrader 149 2009Jeremy Garvin 157 2009Ben Taylor 157 2009Sammy Johnson 165, 165 2009, 10Josh Rogers 133 (7th) 2010Josh Rogers 133 2011Zach Mullins 157 2011Matt Soloman HWT 2011Devin Derocher 133 2012Dillion Freeman 165 2012Ben Taylor 165 2012Tyler Baughman 174 2012Abram Reynolds HWT 2012

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