2020-21 WRESTLING FACT BOOK...2 VIRGINIA WRESTLING 202021 AC 2020-21 VIRGINIA WRESTLING ROSTER Name...

2020-21 WRESTLING 2020-21 WRESTLING FACT BOOKFACT BOOKTABLE OF CONTENTSRoster ...................................................................2Head Coach Steve Garland ...................................3Coaching Staff ......................................................4Cavalier Profiles .............................................. 5-16Newcomer Profiles ........................................ 17-192019-20 Season Review ....................................20History and Honors .............................................21All-Time Records .................................................22Dual-Meet Records .............................................22NCAA Championships History .............................23ACC Championships History ................................24Academic Honors & Awards ................................25Year-by-Year Results ..................................... 26-29Series Records ....................................................30Year-By-Year Results By Opponent ................ 31-34

UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTSLocation .........................Charlottesville, Va. 22904Founded ........................ 1819 by Thomas JeffersonEnrollment .............24,639 (16,777 undergraduate)President ............................................. Dr. Jim RyanAthletics Director ..............................Carla WilliamsNicknames ....................... Cavaliers, Wahoos, ‘HoosColors ........................................... Orange and BlueSong .............................................“Good Old Song”Affiliations ..................................... NCAA Division I/ Atlantic Coast ConferenceAthletics Web Site...................... VirginiaSports.comUniversity Web Site ...............................Virginia.edu

PROGRAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ........................................... Steve Garland Alma Mater .......................................... Virginia, 2000 Years at School ..................................................15th Dual Record at UVa/Career ........166-93, 33-38 ACC E-mail ............................................ [email protected] Coach ..................................... Travis Paulson Years at School ................................................Fourth E-mail ........................................... [email protected] Coach ...................................... Trent Paulson Years at School ................................................Fourth E-mail ............................................ [email protected] Assistant Coach .............................. Earl Hall Years at School ...................................................FirstOffice Location ............................Memorial Gymnasium

2020-21 SCHEDULE

Jan. 2 at App State Individual Quad All DayJan. 9 GARDNER-WEBB 1 p.mJan. 15 NC STATE* 5 p.m.Jan. 22 at Virginia Tech* 5 p.m.Jan. 29 PITTSBURGH* 5 p.m.Feb. 5 DUKE* 6 p.m.Feb. 13 at North Carolina* 6 p.m.Feb. 28 at ACC Championships6 All DayMarch 18-20 at NCAA Championships7 All Day

* ACC DualHome matches in CAPS

Wrestling Office Phone ......................... 434-981-5126Home Facility ..............................Memorial Gymnasium

TEAM INFORMATION2019-20 Dual-Meet Record ....................................8-6 ACC Dual Record ................................................1-4ACC Championships Finish ......................4th, 60.5 pts2020 NCAA Championship Finish ..........................N/AAll-Americans Returning/Lost .................................1/12020 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost ....................5/1Total NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost .....................6/1Starters Returning/Lost ..........................................9/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................13/7

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant AD/Media Relations ......................Jim DavesWrestling Media Relations Contact ........Bill Bunting E-mail [email protected] Office Phone .................................... (434) 982-5535Media Relations Phone ......................(434) 982-5500

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media guides. Please use this file for historical reference information on Cavalier wrestling.

Virginia’s 2020-21 wrestling fact book was prepared by the staff of the Virginia Athletics Media Relations Office to assist the news media in its coverage of the Cavaliers. Requests for interviews, feature materials, photographs and additional information should be made to the Athletics Media Relations Office.

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The UVA Athletics Media Relations Office is located in John Paul Jones Arena. Regular business hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The phone number is (434) 982-5500.

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2020-21 VIRGINIA WRESTLING ROSTERName Wt. Cl. Hometown/Last SchoolJay Aiello 197 R-Sr. Chantilly, Va./WestfieldMichael Battista 184 R-Jr. Ashburn, Va./Broad RunSam Book 133 R-Jr. Fairfax, Va./J.W. RobinsonEvan Buchanan 133 Fr. Mechanicsville, Va./AtleeDylan Cedeno 133 Fr. Fair Lawn, N.J./Bergen CatholicChanning Connors 174 R-Fr. Virginia Beach, Va./KellamJoe Contrastano 125 Fr. East Williston, N.Y./WheatleyRay Costa 149 R-Fr. Huntington, N.Y./Cold Spring HarborBrian Courtney 141 R-Jr. Sayre, Pa./Athens AreaCam Coy 165 R-Jr. Jeannette, Pa./Penn TraffordNick Coy 141 R-Fr. Jeannette, Pa./Penn TraffordAlex Cruz 149 R-So. Orting, Wash./OrtingJosiah Encarnacion 125 Fr. Wantagh, N.Y./WantaghLuca Errico 149 Fr. Armonk, N.Y./The Brunswick SchoolPatrick Evans 157 R-Fr. New Orleans, La./Brother MartinGray Hart 141 R-So. Richmond, Va./St. Christopher’s SchoolLouie Hayes 133 R-Sr. Orland Park, Ill./Carl SandburgLoudon Hurt 174 Fr. Midlothian, Va./St. Christopher’s SchoolBenyamin Kamali 125/133 R-So. Lansing, Mich./Detroit Catholic CentralJake Keating 157 R-Jr. Naperville, Ill./Naperville CentralKrystian Kinsey 174 R-So. Havelock, N.C./HavelockScott Kiyono 141 Jr. Poway, Calif./PowayJessie Knight HWT Fr. Bridgewater, Va./Turner AshbyMateusz Kudra HWT R-Fr. North Attleboro, Mass./North AttleboroTrey Lane 133 R-Fr. Brandon, Fla./BrandonVictor Marcelli 174 R-So. Massillon, Ohio/Jackson Patrick McCormick 125 R-So. Poquoson, Va./PoquosonJustin McCoy 157 R-So. New Paris, Pa./Chestnut RidgeQuinn Miller HWT R-Jr. Lilburn, Ga./ArcherPatrick Noonan 141 Fr. Stroudsburg, Pa./StroudsburgRobby Patrick 165 R-So. Ligonier, Pa./Ligonier ValleyDrew Peck 174 Sr. Chambersburg, Pa./ChambersburgJustin Phillips 157 R-Fr. Lynchburg, Va./Liberty Christian AcademyNic Sansone 165 R-Fr. Virginia Beach, Va./KellamDenton Spencer 149 R-Jr. Waverly, Ga./Camden County (Gardner-Webb)Anthony Steinmeyer 157 R-Fr. Reading, Pa./WilsonHudson Stewart 184 Fr. Goode, Va./BrookevilleDavid Veltri 174 R-Fr. Chapel Hill, N.C./CarrboroNoah Villareal 141 Fr. Plano, Ill./Aurora ChristianEthan Weatherspoon 184 R-Fr. Jackson, Mich./Napolean

Head Coach: Steve Garland (Virginia, ’00), 15th season Assistant Coach: Travis Paulson (Iowa State, ’07), 4th seasonAssistant Coach: Trent Paulson (Iowa State, ’07), 4th seasonVolunteer Assistant Coach: Earl Hall (Iowa State, ‘17), 1st season

PRONUNICATION GUIDE AIELLO: eye-ELL-oh

BATTISTA: Buh-TEE-stuh

CEDENO: suh-DAY-no

CONTRASTANO: CON-struh-STAHN-oh

COSTA: CAH-stuh

ENCARNACION: in-car-NAY-see-on

BENYAMIN KAMALI: ben-yah-meen kuh-MAH-lee

KIYONO: KEY-own-oh

MATEUSZ KUDRA: muh-TOOZ koo-druh

MARCELLI: mar-SELL-ee

SANSONE: san-SOWN

VELTRI: VELL-tree

VILLAREAL: vee-YAH-ree-ALL

BREAKDOWN BY STATE California ....................................... 1

Florida ........................................... 1

Georgia ......................................... 2

Illinois ............................................ 3

Louisiana ....................................... 1

Massachusetts ............................... 1

Michigan ........................................ 2

Pennsylvania .................................. 8

New Jersey ..................................... 1

New York ........................................ 4

North Carolina ............................... 2

Ohio .............................................. 1

Virginia ........................................ 12

Washington .................................... 1

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the NCAA Championships after taking 23th place. UVa produced a pair of All-Americans, as Derek Valenti (149) and Chris Henrich (174) each reached the podium at NCAAs, while seven Cavaliers qualified for the national championships.

As a team, UVa won a school-record 19 dual meets during the 2010-11 season, including a victory over then-No. 14 Kent State, which at the time was the highest ranked opponent that Virginia had defeated.

Garland won ACC Coach of the Year honors in 2010 as the Cavaliers won the ACC title for the first time since 1977. UVa took 15th place at the NCAA Championships – the second-best NCAA finish in program history. A school-record eight Cavaliers qualified for the NCAA event. At the ACC Championships, Henrich and freshman Mike Salopek won individual championships but the championship was a total team effort. All 10 competing Cavaliers reached the semifinal round and posted finishes of fourth place or better. Henrich finished 35-3, while Brent Jones earned the Gorrarian Trophy at the NCAA Championships.

Virginia qualified seven wrestlers to the NCAA Championships in 2009, despite an injury-riddled season. Henrich was named an All-American at 174 pounds after taking seventh place at the national championship. He went 40-3 during a dominating season. For the second straight year, Virginia took second place at the ACC Championship, again falling just two points shy of the title. Henrich, Caponi (184) and Brent Jones (197) all earned ACC titles, and Jones was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler.

In 2007-08, the Cavaliers went 18-5 in dual meets (3-2 ACC) in setting the then school record for dual-meet wins. Chris Henrich was named ACC Freshman of the Year and joined Michael Chaires on the Amateur Wrestling News All-Rookie Team. In January 2008, Virginia earned its first-ever national ranking in the W.I.N. rankings at No. 25.

With a young lineup including four freshmen and three sophomores, UVa made major waves at the ACC Championships in taking runner-up honors to Maryland, falling short of the title by just two points. UVa wrestlers finished in the top three in nine of 10 weight classes, with Ross Gitomer (125) and Rocco Caponi (184) earning championships. Both were named All-ACC, as were Henrich and freshman Nick Nelson. Gitomer, Caponi and Henrich all advanced to the NCAA Championships.

Garland’s Cavaliers notched an 8-10 overall mark in his opening campaign in 2006-07. Under Garland’s tutelage, Caponi captured the ACC title at 184 pounds, while Eric Albright was the league runner-up at 133. Both earned a berth in the NCAA Championships, where Albright won three matches. The duo also earned All-ACC honors, as did freshman Kellon Balum.

PRIOR TO VIRGINIA Garland was appointed to his post on April 20, 2006, after serving the previous six seasons as an assistant

coach at Cornell, where he helped the Big Red to four-consecutive top-11 finishes at the NCAA Championships. He spent his final four seasons at Cornell as the top assistant under 2005 NCAA Coach of the Year Rob Koll. Garland was named the 2005-06 NCWA Assistant Coach of the Year after helping the Big Red to a top-five finish at the NCAA Championships.

During his six seasons at Cornell, Garland helped the Big Red wrestling program move into the national spot-light. He coached 17 All-Americans, four NCAA finalists and 46 NCAA qualifiers.

The Cornell wrestling team finished in the top five at the NCAA Championships two years in a row (2005-06) and the top 11 at the NCAA Tournament for four straight seasons. The Big Red won the Ivy League title in five of Garland’s six seasons. He worked closely with and was integral in the development of four-time All-American (2001-05) and two-time NCAA Champion Travis Lee and true freshman NCAA finalist Troy Nickerson (2006).

As the recruiting coordinator his last four years, Garland helped bring in two top-five recruiting classes, which included three high school national champions, four junior national champions and numerous state champions. His 2005-06 class was ranked second nationally and included the No. 1 recruits at their weight classes in Nickerson (125 pounds) and Adam Frey (130 pounds).

VIRGINIA WRESTLING CAREERGarland, a 2000 Virginia graduate, was a three-time Atlantic Coast Conference finalist and winner of the ACC

championship at 125 pounds in 1997. He qualified for the NCAA championships in each of his three years of competition. At the 2000 NCAA Championships, Garland earned All-America honors, falling in the national title match after he upset the top seed, Jody Strittmatter of Iowa, 9-7 in overtime, in the quarterfinals. Garland currently is tied for 14th all-time in career wins at UVa (91).

In 2000, Garland was named the ACC Wrestler of the Year. In his career, he compiled 91 wins, including a 30-5 mark during his senior season, when he competed in the NWCA All-Star meet. He also was a member of the 50th Anniversary Atlantic Coast Conference Team.

PERSONALGarland is currently on the Board of Directors for the National Wrestling Coaches Association and has served on

the NCAA Division I Wrestling Rules Committee.Garland and his wife, English, are the proud parents of two daughters, Sarah and Grace.

THE GARLAND FILEFamily: Wife, English; Daughters, Sarah and GraceHigh School: Middletown H.S. (N.Y.) College: Virginia, 2000 (B.A.)

Wrestling Experience1996-2000 University of Virginia

Wrestling AccoladesACC Wrestler of the Year - 2000Member of the 50th Anniversary ACC TeamAll-American, National Runner-up at 125 pounds - 2000

Coaching Experience2000-06 Cornell (Assistant Coach)2006-present Virginia (Head Coach)

Coaching Record at Virginia2006-present 166-93 (33-38 ACC)

Coaching AccoladesNational Assistant Coach of the Year - 2006ACC Coach of the Year - 2010

Head Coach

STEVE GARLANDFormer Cavalier All-American Steve Garland is serving in his 15th season as

head wrestling coach at Virginia. A master motivator, recruiter and coach, Garland has worked diligently to push the Cavaliers among the nation’s elite. The results of Garland’s perseverance are evident.

In Garland’s first 14 seasons at Virginia, the Cavaliers earned 13 All-America honors and 19 ACC individual titles while qualifying 82 to the NCAA Championships and recording Top-25 team finishes at NCAAs in seven of the last 10 years the event was competed. He also led the Cavaliers to two ACC Championships, claiming the title in 2010 and 2015.

Virginia has had at least one All-American in seven of the last 10 seasons. UVA has a 166-93 dual record during Garland’s tenure, as he is the all-time leader in

dual wins in school history. The Virginia wrestling program also has been a standout in the classroom; in 2013 UVA was honored by the NWCA as one of the top academic teams in the nation.

Garland and his staff have brought in multiple Top-25 recruiting classes throughout his tenure, including a program-best No. 5 ranking for the 2015 class. His 2007 recruiting class, which included UVA’s first three-time NCAA All-American, Chris Henrich, was ranked No. 5 nationally by W.I.N. Magazine and No. 8 by InterMat.

In the 2019-20 season, Garland coached Jay Aiello to the ACC Championship at 197 pounds as he and Jack Mueller both earned All-ACC honors. In all, the Cavaliers had six wrestlers qualify for the NCAA Tournament and both Aiello and Mueller earned All-America honors. It was the third All-America honor for Mueller and the first for Aiello. The squad also had three wrestlers named as NWCA Scholar All-America selections – Aiello, Louie Hayes and Justin McCoy.

In the 2018-19 season, Garland coached five wrestlers to the NCAA Championships - including fifth-seeded Jack Mueller at 125 pounds and seventh-seeded Jay Aiello at 197 pounds. The two wrestlers earned the highest seeds in UVA history at their weight classes. Mueller went on to become the fourth NCAA Finalist in program history, falling to two-time NCAA Champion Spencer Lee of Iowa in the finals.

In the 2017-18 season, Garland coached six wrestlers to the NCAA Championships, including three first-time qualifiers in Louie Hayes (125), Will Schany (174) and Tyler Love (Hwt).

In the 2016-17 season, Garland coached George DiCamillo (141 pounds) and Jack Mueller (125 pounds) to All-America honors. DiCamillo became the third NCAA finalist in program history, while Mueller advanced to the semifinals and became the program’s first freshman to earn All-America honors. DiCamillo was named the ACC Wrestler of the Year, while Mueller was named the ACC Freshman Wrestler of the Year.In his 10th season, Garland coached five wrestlers to NCAA Championship appearances, including three-time ACC Champion George DiCamillo (133 pounds) who became only the seventh wrestler in UVA history to earn three ACC Championships in his career.Virginia won its second ACC Championship under Garland in 2015 and earned a 19th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. Three Cavaliers made the NCAA Round of 12 and seven qualified for NCAAs, with Nick Sulzer (165 pounds) advancing through to claim All-America honors for the third straight year as he became the second three-time All-American in program history. Virginia rolled to the ACC Championship by 14.5 points over Pitt as Sulzer and George DiCamillo each won titles while all 10 Cavaliers finished in the top four at their respective weight classes. UVa defeated four ranked opponents during the dual season, including a pair of top-10 foes, Edinboro and Pitt.

Eight Virginia wrestlers qualified for the NCAA Championships in 2014, with a program-record five Cavaliers earning national seeds. With a fourth-place finish at 165, Nick Sulzer notched All-America honors for the second straight season. Sulzer and Blaise Butler (157) each claimed ACC championships as well. UVa went 18-3 in the regular season - the second-most dual wins in program history - and reached as high as No. 11 in the national polls.

Virginia set program records with nine NCAA qualifiers and four national seeds in 2012-13. Jedd Moore (157 pounds) and Nick Sulzer (165) each earned All-America honors while Matt Snyder (125) and George DiCamillo (133) reached the All-America round. DiCamillo was crowned the ACC champion at 133 pounds, becoming the first UVa freshman to win an ACC title since 1995.

The Cavaliers recorded a program-best No. 11 national ranking during the season and defeated then-No. 9 Central Michigan at the Virginia Duals, marking the first top-10 opponent that Virginia has ever beaten. UVa posted a 16-4 record in dual matches before narrowly finishing second at the ACC Championships and taking 21st at the NCAA Championships.

Virginia also was honored as one of the top academic teams in college wrestling in 2013 as UVa recorded the fifth-best GPA nationally (3.239), while a national-best eight Cavaliers wrestlers were named to the 2012-13 NWCA All-Academic Team. Matt Snyder was named an Academic All-American for the second straight year.

Virginia had another standout year in 2011-12 as three Cavaliers won ACC championships, while the team went 11-1 in dual matches. In recording a 91.7 winning percentage, the Cavaliers set a program record. Matt Snyder (125 pounds), Nick Nelson (141) and Jon Fausey (184) all won ACC titles, while Snyder also was honored as an Academic All-American. A league-high seven Cavaliers were named to the All-ACC Wrestling Academic Team.

Virginia recorded a strong 2010-11 season as the Cavaliers posted their second straight Top 25 finish at

GARLAND YEAR-BY-YEARYear Dual Record ACC Duals ACC Finish/Pts NCAA Finish/Pts All-Americans2006-07 7-10 2-3 4th/45.5 47th/4 02007-08 18-5 3-2 2nd/84.5 40th/7 02008-09 11-11 2-3 2nd/68 34th/18 12009-10 16-6 3-2 1st/85.5 15th/34 12010-11 19-7 3-2 3rd/69 T23rd/24 22011-12 11-1 4-1 2nd/73.5 T28th/17.5 02012-13 16-4 4-1 2nd/90.5 21st/23.5 22013-14 18-3 5-1 3rd/61.5 T23rd/18.5 12014-15 10-7 2-3 1st/85.5 19th/26.5 12015-16 6-7 1-4 4th/44.0 T48th/3.5 02016-17 10-6 2-3 4th/52.5 15th/29.5 22017-18 4-10 0-5 5th/34 T31/10.5 02018-19 12-10 1-4 6th/27.5 23rd/20.5 12019-20 8-6 1-4 4th/60.5 N/A 2Totals 166-93 33-38 – – 13


Trent Paulson is in his fourth season as an assistant coach with the Virginia wrestling program. Paulson, who most recently served as an assistant coach at Iowa State for three seasons, joins his brother Travis on the Virginia coaching staff.

“I’m excited for our student-athletes to learn and work with Trent,” Garland said. “He has a passion for teaching and a heart for impacting those he mentors. Perhaps the biggest plus is that he and I share the same foundational beliefs. This is going to be huge for us moving forward personally and professionally. Trent has high goals and big dreams for this program, so that’s exciting.

I could not be happier that he chose to come to Virginia.”“I have never heard a single person say anything negative about Coach Garland,”

Paulson said. “The first time we hung out, we clicked personality wise. Instantly I knew we could feed off each other. Steve is a man of character, wants to win the right way and is serious about developing champions on and off the mat. How could you not want to help a man like that build a dynasty? I could not be more excited to get to work.”

Paulson helped coach the middleweights at Iowa State over his three seasons. During his time on the Cyclone staff, Iowa State produced four All-Americans and an NCAA cham-pion at 197 pounds in Kyven Gadson. In addition to working with the middleweights, he also assisted in recruiting, helping secure the third-ranked recruiting class in 2016 and the second-ranked recruiting class in 2017.

In addition to his coaching and recruiting responsibilities, Trent Paulson also served as a fundraiser and the head coach of the Cyclone Wrestling Club. He served on the staff of the Cyclone Wrestling Club beginning in 2009 before taking over head coaching responsi-bilities for the club in 2012.

Prior returning to Iowa State in 2009, Trent Paulson served as a volunteer assistant coach at Nebraska. In that season, the Huskers produced four All-Americans, including NCAA champion Jordan Burroughs at 157 pounds.

“Trent’s resume and accomplishments as a competitor are incredible,” Garland said. “He brings a wealth of knowledge to our program in terms of technique and development for our student-athletes, and frankly, for me as well. I’m excited to mentor him as well, be-cause after 17 years in this profession I feel I have some things I can help him with also.”

A successful wrestler himself, Trent Paulson claimed the NCAA Championship at 157 pounds in 2007. He earned All-America honors three times in his career (2005-07) and he twice claimed the Big 12 championship, placing first in 2006 and 2007. Paulson also earned Academic All-America honors twice.

Following his collegiate wrestling career, Trent Paulson continued to wrestle. He was a four-time National Team member (2008-2012) and a World Team member in 2009. He was a US Open National Champion in 2009 and was a Pan American Champion in 2012.

Assistant Coach

Travis Paulson, a three-time All-American at the NCAA Division I level, is in his fourth season as an assistant coach with the Virginia wrestling program.

Paulson joined the Cavaliers after spending eight seasons at his alma mater Iowa State. He served as an assistant coach for the Cyclones from 2009 through 2017 before being named the interim head coach at Iowa State in February of 2017 after the resignation of then-head coach Kevin Jackson.

“Travis has succeeded at every level in this sport,” Garland said. “His accomplishments, both on and off the mat, and as

both a coach and competitor, are impressive. But, that’s not the most exciting thing about him. What drew me to Travis was the reputation he has in the wrestling community, especially with his student-athletes.”

“I was first interested in the opportunity at Virginia because of Steve Garland and what he represents as a leader,” Paulson said. “I had an opportunity to hear him speak at an FCA event during the NCAA Championships and was blown away. After visiting Charlot-tesville and seeing what UVA offered academically and athletically, it was an opportunity I could not pass up. I’m excited to get settled and hit the ground running.”

In his time at Iowa State, Paulson coached the middleweights and had a key role in the development of several wrestlers for the Cyclones. He served as the individual coach for two NCAA champions in Jon Reader in 2011 and Kyven Gadson in 2015, and helped develop five NCAA champions in his time as an assistant coach. Paulson coached 15 All-Americans with the Cyclones, including coaching All-American Mike Moreno to the biggest turnaround in Iowa State history. Moreno went from a 4-17 record in 2012 to All-America honors in 2013 with a sixth-place finish at the NCAA Championships and a 31-10 record.

A tireless recruiter, Paulson brought in the third-ranked recruiting class in 2016 and the second-ranked recruiting class in 2017 at Iowa State.

“The young men he has mentored truly love him and believe in him,” Garland said. “That type of impact is what we want in our program. We aren’t just bringing in a world team member who can help our wrestlers technically. We are bringing in a mentor and leader they can look up to. He is someone they will have a relationship with for years to come.”

Prior to his coaching position at Iowa State, Paulson spent a season as an assistant coach at Nebraska. During that 2008-09 season, he helped develop four All-Americans and one NCAA Champion in Jordan Burroughs. Paulson also helped coach Nebraska to the Big 12 championship that season and a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Champion-ships.

A four-year letterwinner at Iowa State, Paulson redshirted during the 2002-03 season. He was a three-time All-American for the Cyclones, a U.S. Open National Champion and a senior level World Team member. Paulson also earned first-team Academic Big 12 Confer-ence honors, first team Academic All-America honors and was named to the Dean’s List.

Following his collegiate wrestling career, Paulson was twice selected as an alternate to the U.S. Olympic Team (2008, 2012) and was a four-time National Team member. He served as a freestyle coach for the University World Championships and was a two-time coach for the U.S. freestyle FILA Cadet Team in the Pan Am Games in 2014 and 2015.

Associate Head Coach

TRENT PAULSONTRAVIS PAULSON

Earl Hall is in his first season as a volunteer assistant coach with the Virginia wrestling program. A two-time All-American and a four-time NCAA qualifier at Iowa State, Hall complied a career record of 103-42 as he earned All-America honors at 125 pounds in 2014 and at 133 pounds in 2016. He also compiled a 39-12 record in Big 12 dual compe-tition and was a Big 12 runner-up in 2015 and 2016. Hall was a three-time place winner at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and a two-time place winner at the Midlands Championships in his collegiate career. He also claimed the 2015 Southern Scuffle

championship. He was also a University National Champion in freestyle at 61kg.

Volunteer Assistant Coach

EARL HALL


2020 All-American - 197 pounds2020 NWCA Scholar All-America2019, 2020 NCAA Qualifier - 197 pounds2019, 2020 All-ACC - 197 pounds2020 ACC Champion - 197 pounds2019 ACC Runner-Up - 197 pounds

2019-20• ACC Champion at 197 pounds and NCAA qualifier for second consecutive season• All-ACC selection at 197 pounds by virtue of winning the league title• Posted a 27-4 record on the season, including a 14-0 mark in duals and a 5-0 mark in ACC duals• Runner-up at Midlands Championships (12/29-30), defeating No. 2 Jacob Warner (Iowa) in the semifinals• Eighth-place finish at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (12/6-7)• First-place finish at Keystone Classic (11/24) with a win over No. 15 Ethan Laird (Rider) in the finals• Also defeated a 10th-ranked Laird in the final match at the Virginia Duals (1/11)• Recorded a win over No. 16 Nick Reenan by injury default in the ACC opener at No. 5 NC State (1/24)• Was 10-0 in bonus-point matches including three wins by pin, four by tech fall and three major decisions• Won 12 straight matches to end the season and won 16-of-17 down the stretch• His only loss in his last 17 matches came to No. 8 Christian Brunner (Purdue) in Midlands finals• Named an NWCA Scholar All-American• Named to the ACC Wrestling All-Academic Team• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• NCAA qualifier at 197 pounds for his first career NCAA Championships appearance• Seeded seventh at the NCAA Championships at 197 pounds• Runner-up at 197 pounds at the ACC Championships, earning All-ACC honors• Posted a 24-8 record on the season, including a 16-4 mark in dual matches and 5-0 in ACC duals • Went 7-1 in matches decided by bonus-points, including two pins, two tech falls and four major decisions• Third-place finish at the Cliff Keen Invitational with a 6-1 record• Posted wins over No. 8 Nathan Traxler of Stanford (twice), No. 13 Christian Brunner of Purdue, No. 14 Tom Sleigh of Virginia Tech on the run to the third-place finish• Went 7-5 against nationally-ranked opponents, with a 7-2 regular-season mark• Went 1-2 at the NCAA Championships with a win over No. 26 seed Anthony McLaughlin of Air Force• Dropped his two matches by a combined three points, including a 9-8 loss to No. 10 seed Tom Sleigh (Virginia Tech) and 9-7 decision in sudden victory No. 9 seed Benjamin Honis (Cornell)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017-18• Posted a 13-15 record, including a 7-7 mark in duals at 197 pounds• Tallied four bonus-point victories on the season, including a fall, a tech fall and two major decisions• Went 2-2 at the Southern Scuffle (1/1-2), including a win over then No. 16 Nathan Traxler of Stanford

2016-17• Posted a 19-11 record competing unattached as a redshirt at 197 pounds• Went 8-1 in wins by fall, 1-0 in tech falls and 3-2 in major decisions• Finished fourth at the Clarion Open (11/6), falling to teammate Tyler Love• Finished third at the Cyclone Open (12/4) with a 4-1 record• Finished third at the Cleveland State Open (12/17) with a 4-1 record• Also competed at the Wolfpack Open (11/20), the Mat Town Open (11/27), the Southern Scuffle (1/1) and the National Collegiate Open (2/26)

WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

• Lettered four years at Westfield High School• Wrestled at 195 pounds as a senior in 2016• 2016 Class 6A State Champion at 195 pounds• Ranked No. 19 nationally by Flo Wrestling and Intermat• First wrestler at Westfield High School to win all matches by pin on the way to state champion• Claimed the Conference 5 championship and Northern Region Championship for Class 6A• Fifth place at Beast of the East at 195 pounds as a senior• Flo National Runner Up as a senior• NHSCA Senior National Champion• Washington Post first-team All-Met at 195 pounds• Served as team captain as a senior• Flo National All-American as a junior in 2015• NHSCA Junior All-American• Finished in sixth place at 160 pounds in 2014 in Virginia Class 6A championships• Earned NHSCA Sophomore All-America honors in 2014• Lettered three years in football, playing defensive end and full back• Lettered one year in baseball as a pitcher and third baseman

PERSONAL• Son of Jenni and Steve Aiello• Has three brothers who all wrestle at Wheaton College• Brother, Stephen, was an All-American in 2014

AIELLO BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2016-17 197 19-11 0-0 8/1 1/0 3/22017-18 197 13-15 7-7 1/1 1/1 2/12018-19 197 24-8 16-4 2/1 2/0 4/02019-20 197 27-4 14-0 3/0 4/0 3/0Total 64-27 37-11 6/1 7/1 9/1*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

JAY AIELLO

197 • RS Senior Chantilly, Va. • Westfield HS

MICHAEL BATTISTA

184 • RS Junior Ashburn, Va. • Broad Run HS

2019-20• Advanced to the third-place match at the ACC Championships• Posted an 18-20 record with a surge down the stretch in the regular-season and at ACC Championships• Posted a fifth-place finish at the Keystone Classic (11/24) with a 4-2 record• Went 3-1 at the Wolfpack Open (11/17) and went 4-2 at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4)• Posted major decisions over Kai Blake of Duke (2/14) and Joey Mazzara of UNC (2/21) in final to duals• Defeated both wrestlers again in the ACC Championships to get to the third-place match• Posted eight bonus-point victories, including seven major decisions on the season• Named to the ACC Wrestling All-Academic Team• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Wrestled at 184 pounds for his redshirt season• Went 3-2 on the season in his only action at the National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Two of his wins were by major decision• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017-18• Competed at 174 and 184 pounds on the season• Saw his first action at the Clarion Open (11/5)• Wrestled in his first dual against No. 4 Missouri (11/26)• Picked up first win over Connor Alshouse of American at the Journeymen Classic (11/12)• Finished fourth at the National Collegiate Open (2/225) with a 5-1 record

BROAD RUN HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner at Broad Run under head coaches James Totaro and Josh Costa• Two-time state champion for class 5A• Member of Prestige Worldwide Wrestling Team finished top 8 at National Duals


2019-20• Posted a 10-5 record on the season• Competed at three open tournaments for the Cavaliers• Turned in a sixth-place finish at the Wolfpack Open (11/17) with a 4-2 record• Posted a second-place finish at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) with a 4-1 record• Finished fourth at the Mat Town Open II (2/23) with a 2-2 record• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Posted a 13-8 record while wrestling at 133 pounds• Competed in five open tournaments• Turned in a third-place finish at the Patriots Open (11/18) with a 4-1 record• His only loss at the Patriots Open came to NCAA qualifier Josh Terao of American• Turned in a fifth-place finish at the National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017-18• Wrestled at 125 and 133 pounds on the season• Posted a 16-11 record, including a 1-1 record in duals – both in ACC action• Dual match win came over Ryan Haskett of No. 9 Virginia Tech – a sudden victory decision• Placed at four open tournaments on the season• Took sixth at the Wolfpack Open (11/19) with a 4-2 record• Finished fifth at the Cleveland State Open (12/16) with a 3-1 record• Finished third at the Mat Town Open II (2/17) after going 2-1• Finished fifth at the National Collegiate Open (2/25) with a 2-2 performance

J.W. ROBINSON HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner at J.W. Robinson High School under head coach Bryan Hazard• 2016 Virginia state champion in class 6A• Also placed fifth (2014) and third (2015) in the Virginia state championships• Team captain as a senior at J.W. Robinson• 2016 First Team All-Met by the Washington Post• Two-time District Champion• Two-time Mayhem at Millbrook Champion• 2015 Mayhem Holiday Tournament runner-up finish• Wrestled with Prestige Worldwide Wrestling that finished top 8 at National Duals PERSONAL• Son of Steve and Paige Book• Has one sister, Hannah

BOOK BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18 125/133 16-11 1-1 2/1 5/1 1/32018-19 133 13-8 0-0 2/1 2/0 3/32019-20 133 10-5 0-0 0/0 2/0 1/2Total 39-24 1-1 4/2 9/1 5/8

SAM BOOK

133 • Senior Fairfax, Va. • J.W. Robinson HS

• Runner-Up finish at NHSCA’s• 2017 All-Met selection by the Washington Post• VAWA Hall of Fame Wrestler of the Year for Division 5A-6A• Two-time team captain• Three-time Most Valuable Wrestler selection• Set Broad Run record for most points (1,578) and takedowns (583) in a career• Also lettered one year in football PERSONAL• Son of LeeAnn and Michael Battista• Has a brother and sister, Brandon and Brittany• Volunteered to coach youth basketball and worked wrestling camps

BATTISTA BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18 174/184 6-14 0-5 0/2 0/3 0/52018-19* 174/184 3-2 0-0 0/0 0/0 2/02019-20 184 18-20 4-7 0/1 1/2 7/3Total 24-34 4-12 0/3 1/5 7/8*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

2019-20• Posted a 10-10 record in his redshirt season at 149 pounds• Competed in five open tournaments throughout the year• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4), Mat Town Open II (2/23) and National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Went 3-2 at the Southeast Open and at the Mat Town Open II• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

COLD SPRING HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL• Two-time Nassau County champion• Five-time All-Nassau County• School record holder for wins (170)• School record holder for pins (99)

RAY COSTA

149 • RS Freshman Huntington, N.Y. Cold Spring Harbor HS

2019-20• Posted a 5-8 record in his redshirt season at 174 pounds• Competed in four open tournaments throughout the year• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) and at the Appalachian State Open (1/25)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

KELLAM HIGH SCHOOL• Three-time All-State selection (2017, 2018, 2019)• Class 6A Regional Champion• Class 6A State Runner-Up• Four-time Class 6A Coastal Conference Champion• Four-year varsity letterwinner for Mike Benzel at Kellam High School• Four-time Team Captain• Team MVP and Scholar Athlete as a senior• Also lettered in football and lacrosse• Member of multiple honor societies, including the National Honor Society

PERSONAL• Son of Mike and Heather Connors• Has an older brother, Caelan• Active in multiple community service activities, including: Special Olympics, Equi Kids, CHKD Run Walk, Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat and Memorial BBQ for Fallen Soldiers

CONNORS BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 174 5-8 0-0 1/3 0/0 0/2Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

CHANNING CONNORS

174 • RS Freshman Virginia Beach, Va. • Kellam HS


2019, 2020 NCAA Qualifier - 165 pounds

2019-20• NCAA qualifier at 165 pounds with an automatic bid• Advanced to third-place match at the ACC Championship to grab automatic NCAA bid• Defeated top-seeded and No. 13 Kennedy Monday of North Carolina to advance to the third-place match• Posted a 4-6 record on the season after missing most of the year due to an injury• Went 2-0 at Cavalier Duals (11/2) to start the year before injury – returned vs. No. 7 Virginia Tech (1/31)• Defeated Sawyer Davidson of North Carolina in the final regular-season dual against No. 8 North Carolina• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• NCAA qualifier at 165 pounds for his first NCAA appearance• Posted a 19-16 record, including a 13-9 mark in dual matches and a 4-1 mark in ACC duals• Wrestled 11 nationally-ranked opponents in the regular season• Defeated No. 18 Bryce Martin of Indiana (11/3) in the season-opening dual• Defeated No. 17 Thomas Bullard of NC State (2/1) in sudden victory with a 3-1 decision• Finished fourth at the ACC Championships to lock up his automatic bid to the NCAA Championships

2017-18• Posted a 14-9 record in his redshirt season, wrestling at 157 and 165 pounds• Tallied seven bonus-point wins, with two pins, three tech falls and two majors• Turned in a second-place finish at the Wolfpack Open (11/19) going 4-1 • Dropped the title match at the Wolfpack Open to Mitch Finesilver of Duke in a 2-1 decision• Moved up to 165 pounds prior to the Appalachian Open in January• Third-place finish at Appalachian Open (1/27) with a 4-1 record at 165

PENN TRAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner at Penn Trafford High School under Rich Ginther• Posted a 148-11 career record at Penn Trafford• Ranked as high as No. 1 nationally at 152 pounds• Ranked No. 13 overall by FloWrestling• Three-time Pennsylvania State Champion (2014, 2016, 2017)• Finished as state runner-up in 2015 • 2015 Powerade Champion• 2015 King of the Mountain Champion• Two-time WPIAL Champiom• Three-time Team Captain• NHSCA All-American PERSONAL• Son of Chad and Kimberly Coy• Has two brothers, Nick and Hayden, and a sister, Anna• Uncle, Rick Jeletic, wrestled at UVA

2019-20• Posted a 22-15 mark on the season, including an 8-6 mark in dual action• Tallied nine bonus-point victories, including a 6-0 record in matches decided by fall• Also posted a pair of major decisions and a technical fall• Took a sixth-place finish at the Keystone Classic (11/24)• Finished second at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) with a 4-1 record• Posted a third-place finish at the Mat Town Open II (2/23) with a 5-1 record• Advanced to the third-place match at the ACC Championships• Eight of his matches dropped were by three points or less on the season

2018-19• Posted an 8-3 record wrestling at 133 pounds before injury ended his season• Went 6-1 in dual matches with a win by pinfall and a win by major decision• His only dual loss was a 7-5 decision to No. 8 Montorie Bridges Wyoming at the Journeymen Duals (11/10)• Won by pinfall of Jake Adkins of Princeton (12/8) in :55 seconds in his final match of the season• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017-18• Posted a 21-9 record in his redshirt season wrestling at 141 pounds• Tallied 13 bonus-point wins, including nine pins, two tech falls and two major decisions• Went 13-2 in matches decided by bonus points – including 9-0 in wins decided by fall• Turned in a third-place finish at the Mat Town Open (11/17) with a 4-1 record• Posted a first-place finish at the Appalachian Open (1/27)• Took first at the National Collegiate Open (2/25) with three pins and a decision• Went 3-2 at the Southern Scuffle with two pins and a major decision

ATHENS AREA HIGH SCHOOL• Four-year letterwinner at Athens Area High School under Dale Jarvis• Ranked the No. 8 wrestler at 132 pounds by InterMat• Ranked the No. 40 overall wrestler by FloWrestling• Two-time Pennsylvania state champion (2016, 2017)• Also turned in third-place finish (2014) and second-place finish (2015) at PA state championships• 2016 FloNationals Champion• 2015 NHSCA Champion in the sophomore division

PERSONAL• Son of Brian and Kelly Courtney• Has three brothers, Matt, Jake and Josh, and a sister, Michaela

COURTNEY BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18* 141 21-9 0-0 9/0 2/0 2/22018-19 133 8-3 6-1 1/0 0/0 1/02019-20 141 22-15 8-6 6/0 1/0 1/4Total 30-18 6-1 7/0 1/0 2/4 * Redshirt season that does not count toward career totals

BRIAN COURTNEY

141 • RS Junior Sayre, Pa. • Athens Area HS

CAM COY

165 • RS Freshman Jeanette, Pa. • Penn Trafford HS

• New York State place winner 2018 (6th)• Two year varsity football player• All-Nassau County recognition for football• All-New York State recognition for football• Long Island champion offensive MVP

PERSONAL• Son of Ray and Claire Costa• Has a younger brother, Louis• Has three sisters, Grace, Erin, and Margot• His father, Ray, played Football at the University of Albany (1984-1985)• His mother, Claire, swam at the University of Albany (1982-1986)• Ran an ALS research charity his senior year in honor of his coach

COSTA BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 149 10-10 0-0 1/1 0/0 0/5Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals


COY BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18* 141 21-9 0-0 9/0 2/0 2/22018-19 165 19-16 13-9 3/2 1/2 3/22019-20 165 4-6 3-3 1/2 0/0 0/0Total 23-22 16-12 4/4 1/2 3/2 * Redshirt season that does not count toward career totals

2019-20• Posted an 18-9 record in his redshirt season at 141 pounds• Competed in six open tournaments throughout the year• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), Mountaineer Open (11/9), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4), Mat Town Open II (2/23) and National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Second-place finish at the Southeast Open in the freshman/sophomore bracket with a 3-1 record• Went 5-2 with a win by forfeit at the Wolfpack Open before hitting the NCAA man dated daily match limit• Also went 5-1 at the Franklin & Marshall Open before hitting the NCAA mandated daily match limit• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

PENN TRAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL• 136 career wins• WPIAL champion• Two-time state medalist• Two-time Powerade Placer• Four-time state qualifier in Pennsylvania• Westmoreland County Champion

PERSONAL• Son of Chad and Kim Coy• Older brother, Cameron, also wrestles for UVA• Also has a younger brother, Hayden• Has a younger sister, Anna Marie• Volunteered at Saint Barbara’s Church and for the Junior Olympic Wrestling Program for Penn Trafford

COY BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 141 18-9 0-0 2/0 2/0 1/2Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

NICK COY

141 • RS Freshman Jeannette, Pa. • Penn Trafford HS

2019-20• Injured in the opening weekend and missed the remainder of the season• Went 2-2 at the Southeast Open (11/3) with an injury default against Seth Hogue of West Virginia• Posted a tech fall of Diavante Reddick of Campbell and decision over George Mason’s Justin Yorkdale

2018-19• Redshirt season• Wrestled at 149 pounds, missing part of the season with injury• Competed at the Hokie Open (11/4) to being the season, going 2-0 with a pinfall and major decision

• Did not compete again until the final open tournament at the National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Went 2-2 at the National Collegiate Open• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

ORTING HIGH SCHOOL• Four-time Washington State Champion• Two-time All-State selection (2017, 2018)• Fargo Nationals Runner-up• Six-time Fargo All-American• Ranked No. 8 at 132 pounds by FloWrestling• Team captain as a senior in 2018• Two-time Academic State Champion• Four-time letterwinner at Orting under head coach Jody Coleman

PERSONAL• Son of Brandon and Falicia Cruz• Has two younger brothers, Apollo and Arcadius• Has been active as a Junior League Wrestling Program Coach

CRUZ BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 149 4-2 0-0 1/0 0/0 1/02019-20 149 2-2 0-0 0/1 1/0 0/0Totals 2-2 0-0 0/1 1/0 0/0* Redshirt season that does not count toward career totals

ALEX CRUZ

149 • RS Sophomore Orting, Wash. • Orting HS

2019-20• Posted an 8-13 record in his redshirt season at 157 pounds• Competed at seven open tournaments throughout the season• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), Mountaineer Open (11/9), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Shorty Hitchcock (1/11), App State Open (1/25), Mat Town Open II (2/23) and National Collegiate Open (3/1)

BROTHER MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL• 2018 & 2019 Louisiana State Champion at 145 pounds• 2017 Louisiana State Finalist• 134-18 overall record• Team MVP 2018, 2019• New Orleans All-Metro Wrestler 2018 and 2019• 2016 Louisiana Lacrosse State Finalist

PERSONAL• Son of Dan and Yvonne Evans• Has an older brother, Daniel• Has an older sister, Claire• President of his school’s National Honor Society• Member of Mu Alpha Theta• Logged over 120 hours of community service at his Church parish, Brother Martin High School, and Christian Brother Middle School

EVANS BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 157 8-13 0-0 0/0 0/0 2/7Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

PATRICK EVANS

157 • RS Freshman New Orleans, La. • Brother Martin


2019-20• Posted a 9-10 record competing at 149 pounds in a redshirt season• Sixth-place finish at the Wolfpack Open with a 4-2 record• Also competed at the Southeast Open (11/3), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4), Mat Town Open II (2/23) and the National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Went 11-11 on the season wrestling at 141 pounds• Wrestled in two dual matches, including one ACC dual on the season• Wrestled in five open tournaments and duals against No. 6 Missouri (12/20) and No. 17 UNC (1/26)• Turned in a third-place finish to start the season at the Hokie Open (11/4) with a 4-1 record• Fifth-place finish at the Patriots Open (11/18) with a 3-2 record• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

ST. CHRISTOPHER’S SCHOOL• Third-place finish at Prep Nationals• 2018 Prep Nationals All-American• Two-time VISAA State Champion• Four-time Virginia State Finalist• Ranked No. 4 at 138 pounds by National Prep Wrestling• Three-time letterwinner under Ross Gitomer at St. Christopher’s School after transferring from Hanover HS• Served as team captain in 2018 • Also lettered in soccer

PERSONAL• Son of Ashley and David Hart• Has two younger brothers, Luke and Will• Father, David, wrestled at VMI• Mother, Ashley, played basketball at Randolph-Macon• Grandfather, Jack, played baseball for Hampden Sydney• Uncle, John, boxed at VMI• Active community volunteer at local animal shelters, church youth soccer coach for youngsters with disabilities and a summer wrestling camp counselor

HART BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19 141 11-11 0-2 0/3 0/1 1/22019-20* 149 9-10 0-0 2/1 0/0 0/1Totals 11-11 0/2 0/3 0/1 1/2*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

GRAY HART

141 • Sophomore Richmond, Va. • St. Christopher’s

2020 NCAA Qualifier - 133 pounds2020 ACC Third-Place - 133 pounds2018 NCAA Qualifier - 125 pounds2018 ACC Runner-Up - 125 pounds2018, 2020 NWCA Scholar All-American2018, 2019 ACC Wrestling All-Academic Team

2019-20• Finished third at the ACC Championships at 133 pounds• NCAA qualifier at 133 pounds with an automatic bid• Posted a 21-11 record, including a 9-5 mark in dual action and 2-3 in ACC duals• Tallied eight bonus-point victories, including six wins by fall, a major decision and a technical fall• Turned in a sixth-place finish at the Midlands Championships (12/29-30)• First-place finish at the Keystone Classic (11/24) with a 3-0 record• Defeated No. 15 Anthony Madrigal of Oklahoma at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational• Named an NWCA Scholar All-American• Named to the ACC Wrestling All-Academic Team• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Wrestled at 125 and 133 pounds for the season• Posted an 18-13 record on the year, including an 11-8 mark in dual matches• Went 7-2 at 125 pounds before moving up to 133 pounds prior to the dual at No. 6 Missouri (12/20)• Went undefeated at the Journeymen Duals (11/10) in his first action of the season• Also posted a 3-2 mark at the Cliff Keen Invitational (11/30-12/1) before his move up in weight• Turned in a third-place finish at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/5) with a 4-1 record• Went 13-4 in bonus-point matches, including four wins by fall, four wins by tech fall and five wins by major decision• Named to the ACC Wrestling All-Academic Team• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017-18• NCAA Qualifier at 125 pounds and advanced to the quarterfinals• Advanced to NCAA quarterfinals with 10-4 decision over No. 5 seed Sean Fausz (NCSU)• Finished one round short of All-America honors at NCAA Championships• All-ACC selection at 125 pounds with runner-up finish at ACC Championships• Posted a 31-8 record, including a 12-2 mark in dual matches – tallied 56 dual points for the season• Went 5-0 in ACC duals and led the league in dual points scored across all weight classes with 22 points• Claimed the championship at the Clarion Open (11/5) with win over No. 19 Jake Gromacki (Clarion)• Seventh-place finish at the Cliff Keen Invitational (12/1-2) with a 6-2 record• Defeated No. 14 Luke Welch (Purdue) at the Cliff Keen Invitational• One of his two losses at the Cliff Keen came to No. 3 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota), a two-time All-American• Third-place finish at the Southern Scuffle (1/1-2) with a 5-1 record• Only Scuffle loss came to No. 4 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) a three-time All-American and 2017 NCAA Champ• Posted 16 bonus-point wins, including seven pins, six tech falls and three major decisions• Went 7-0 in matches decided by fall and 6-1 in matches decided by tech fall• Named to the ACC Wrestling All-Academic Team• Named an NWCA Scholar All-American

2016-17• Competed unattached at 125 pounds with an 18-8 record during a redshirt season

LOUIE HAYES

125 • RS Senior Orland Park, Ill. • Sandburg HS


• Went 7-1 in matches decided by fall, 2-0 in tech falls and 3-1 in major decisions• Finished third at the Clarion Open (11/6) losing only to teammate Jack Mueller• Finished third at the Cleveland State Open (12/17) with a 4-1 record• Finished third at the Wilkes Open (12/22) with a 5-1 record• Went 1-2 at the Southern Scuffle with a win over No. 3 Dylan Peters of N. Iowa (1/1)• Finished fourth at the Appalachian Open (1/28)

Carl Sandburg High School• Lettered four years at Carl Sandburg High School under Eric Sebert• Three-time team captain, serving in the role his sophomore through senior years• IHSA State Champion• Ranked No. 13 at 113 pounds as a senior• Junior Freestyle National Champion • Junior Greco-Roman National Champion• Four-time Honor Roll Athlete

Personal• Son of Lori and Phil Hayes• Has nine siblings, five brothers and four sisters• Father, Phil, played golf at St. Norberts

HAYES BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2016-17* 125 18-8 0-0 7/1 2/0 3/12017-18 125 31-8 12-2 7/0 6/1 3/32018-19 125/133 18-13 11-8 4/0 4/0 5/42019-20 133 21-11 9-5 6/0 1/0 1/1Totals 70-32 32-15 17/0 11/1 9/8*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

2019-20• Did not see action on the season due to injury

2017-18• Redshirt season• Wrestled at 125 pounds, posting a 10-7 record through three open tournaments• Was 4-0 in matches with bonus points with two wins by fall and two major decisions• Fifth-place finish at the Hokie Open (11/4) to open the season with a 4-2 record• Also competed at the Wolfpack Open (11/18) and Franklin & Marshall Open (1/5)• Third-place finish at the F&M Open with a 4-1 record that included two wins by fall

Detroit Catholic Central• Three-time Michigan State Champion• Ranked No. 8 at 120 pounds by InterMat• 2017 FloNationals Champion• Fargo Greco and Freestyle All-American• 2016 FloNational Runner-up• Helped lead Detroit Catholic Central to a No. 9 National Ranking by InterMat

Personal• Son of Mehrdad Kamali and Farahnaz Zarifian• Has two older brothers, Ali and Kamyab• Ali wrestled at Olivet College while Kamyab currently wrestles for Olivet• Volunteered with local homeless shelters in Michigan

KAMALI BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 125 10-7 0-0 2/0 0/0 2/0Totals - - - - - *Redshirt season does not count in career totals

BENYAMIN KAMALI

125/133 • Freshman Lansing, Mich. • Detroit Catholic

2019-20• Competed in two open tournaments at 165 pounds as part of his redshirt season• Placed in both tournaments, posting a 5-3 record on the season• Finished sixth at the Midlands Championship (12/29-30) in an unattached capacity• Defeated No. 11 Cael McCormick of Army in the second round at Midlands• Finished fourth at the Shorty Hitchcock Memorial Open (1/11) with a 3-2 record

2018-19• Posted a 17-13 record wrestling at 157 pounds• Went 13-9 in dual matches, including a 2-3 mark in ACC duals• Led the team in wins by technical fall with six on the season• Had 10 bonus-point victories with three wins by fall, six tech falls and a major decision• Second on the team with 59 dual points tallied• Posted wins by technical fall in matches vs. West Virginia, No. 22 Utah Valley and No. 21 Lehigh at the South Beach Duals (12/29-30)• Defeated eventual All-American No. 11 Christian Pagdilao (Arizona State) by fall at Virginia Duals (1/12)• First-place finish at the Wolfpack Open (11/18)

2017-18• Posted a 25-15 record while wrestling at 149 and 157 pounds• Tallied a team-leading 10 wins by fall, going 10-4 in matches decided by fall• Posted a fourth-place finish at the Clarion Open (11/5) to start the season• Pulled his redshirt to see first dual action at Journeymen Duals vs. Kent State (11/11)• The match against No. 18 Casey Sparkman (Kent State) was his only at 157• Turned in a second-place finish at the Mat Town Open (11/17)• Sixth-place finish at the Cleveland State Open (12/16) with a 5-1 record• Claimed the championship at the Mat Town Open II (2/17)• Turned in a fourth-place finish at the National Collegiate Open (2/25)

Naperville Central• Four-year letterwinner at Naperville Central under Rob Porter and Noah Fitzenreider• Two-time team captain, serving as a junior and a senior• All-State selection• Named Team Most Valuable Wrestler• Place-winner at Illinois State Championships• DVC Champion• Illinois Freestyle National Team Member

Personal• Son of John and Ann Keating• Has three brothers: Nick, Leo and Owen

KEATING BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18 157/165 25-15 0-4 10/4 4/1 5/22018-19 157 17-13 13-9 3/3 6/2 1/22019-20* 165 5-3 0-0 1/1 1/0 1/1Totals 42-28 13-13 13/7 10/3 6/4*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

JAKE KEATING

157 • RS Sophomore Naperville, Ill. • Naperville Central


2019-20• Posted a 10-13 record competing at 165 and 174 for the Cavaliers• Started the season at 174 pounds, including a 4-2 performance at the Wolfpack Open (11/17)• Competed in his first dual match against Chattanooga (1/17) after dropping down to 165 pounds• Won his first collegiate dual match with a 6-1 decision over Jon Hoover of VMI (1/18)• Went 3-1 at the National Collegiate Open (3/1) to close the season

2018-19• Redshirt season• Wrestled in four open tournaments at 165 pounds on the season with a 7-8 record• Competed at the Wolfpack Open (11/18), Patriots Open (12/9), Appalachian State Open (1/26) and National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Went 3-2 at the Patriots Open hosted by George Mason• Sixth-place finish at the Appalachian State Open

Havelock High School• 52-4 record as a senior• 2018 NHSCAA State Championships – Third Place Finish• 2018 Coastal 3A Conference Wrestler of the Year• 2017 Beast of the East Champion at 152 pounds• Three-time NCHSAA state championship qualifier• Served as team captain

Personal• Son of Jonathan and Shamar Kinsey• Has one sister, Olivia

KINSEY BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 157 7-8 0-0 1/1 0/0 0/22019-20 157/165 10-3 1-2 0/1 0/0 1/2Totals 10-3 1-2 0/0 0/0 1/2*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

KRYSTIAN KINSEY

165 • RS Sophomore Havelock, N.C. • Havelock HS

2019-20• Competed in three open tournaments at 141 pounds as part of a redshirt season with a 4-6 record• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), the Wolfpack Open (11/17) and the Mat Town Open II (2/23)• Posted a fourth-place finish at the Mat Town Open II

2018-19• Wrestled at 141 pounds for the Cavaliers• Competed in four open tournaments and in four duals for the Cavaliers• Wrestled in duals vs. Princeton, Ohio, Duke and No. 15 Pittsburgh• Went 3-2 at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/5)• Went 4-2 at the National Collegiate Open (2/23)

2017-18• Posted a 6-9 record at 133 pounds before his season was cut short due to injury• Wrestled in three open tournaments, two dual matches and the Southern Scuffle• Saw dual action against Kent State and No. 12 Rutgers at Journeymen Duals

• Won opening match at the Southern Scuffle (1/1) with pin of Colton Landers (Chattanooga)

Poway High School• Four-year letterwinner at Poway High School under Wayne Branstetter• Served as team captain as a senior• Four-time state qualifier at Poway• Four-time first all All-Palomar League• Four-Time California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) champion• Two-time state place winner• Two-time San Diego Union Tribune scholar athlete

Personal• Son of Glenn and Van Kiyono• Has one sister, Kari

KIYONO BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18 133 6-9 0-2 1/1 0/1 0/22018-19 133/141 7-12 0-4 2/2 0/0 0/02019-20* 141 4-6 0-0 0/0 0/0 1/1Totals 13-21 0-6 3/3 0/1 0/2*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

SCOTT KIYONO

133 • RS Sophomore Poway, Calif. • Poway HS

2019-20• Competed in four open tournaments at heavyweight as part of a redshirt season with a 4-7 record• Wrestled at Southeast Open (11/3), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) and at the National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Went 3-2 at the Wolfpack Open for his best performance of the season• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

North Attleboro High School• Two-time All-American• School’s first All-State Champion and New England Champion• School’s first undefeated wrestler with a record of 51-0• 126-20 overall high school record• Hammer Award recipient at the Blackstone Wrestling Club• Boston Globe All-Scholastic and All-State• Boston Herald All-Scholastic and All-State• Massachusetts Wrestling MVP• Two-time All Star• Hockomock League MVP• Played center back for his high school soccer team

Personal• Son of Lolanta and Jacek Kudra• Has two older sisters, Magdalena and Katarzyna• Class Vice President and Class President• Volunteered in gardening for his Church and the New England Student Leadership Conference• First generation Polish-American

KUDRA BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* HWT 4-7 0-0 3/0 0/0 1/1Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

MATEUSZ KUDRA

HWT • RS Freshman North Attleboro, Ma. • N. Attleboro


2019-20• Competed in four open tournaments at 125 pounds and 133 pounds in his redshirt season• Wrestled at the Mountaineer Open (11/9), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Mat Town Open II (2/23) and at the National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Brandon High School• 2016, 2018, and 2019 Florida High School State Champion• 2017 Florida High School State Runner-Up• 2016 and 2017 Florida High School Team State Champions• 2017 NHSCA and AAU Gold All-American• 2015-2019 Florida All-State Wrestling Team• Holds pin record for a season (58) and for a career (178)• Ranked No. 20 at 126 pounds by OpenMat and No. 18 at 126 pounds by Trackwrestling• 2015-2019 Hillsborough County Champion• 2015-2019 District 7 Champion• 2015, 2017-2019 2A Region 2 Champion• 2015 and 2019 Ippolito Champion• 2018 and 2019 Graves Champion• 2017 and 2018 Lambert Hook’em Champion• 2015 Heart of Dixie Champion• 2016 Coastal Clash Champion

Personal• Son of Danny and Amanda Lane• Has a younger brother, Tyson• Has an older sister, Avery• All three siblings were born on October 28• Volunteers with Echo of Brandon, Feeding America, Habitat for Humanity and the Team Popke Foundation

LANE BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 125/133 0-8 0-0 0/1 0/0 0/0Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

TREY LANE

133 • RS Freshman Brandon, Fla. • Brandon HS

2019-20• Posted a 12-5 record on the season, including a 5-2 mark in dual matches and 1-0 mark in ACC duals• Turned in a runner-up finish at the Keystone Classic (11/9)• Defeated No. 17 Jonathan Tropea of Rider in the semifinals at the Keystone Classic• Was beaten in the Keystone Classic final by No. 11 Michael Colaiocco of Penn• Turned in a first-place finish at the National Collegiate Open (3/1) with a 4-0 record• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Redshirt season• Wrestled at 133 pounds, turning in a 15-12 record• Competed in six open tournaments, placing in two of them• Sixth-place finish at the Hokie Open (11/4) to begin the season with a 4-2 record• Eighth-place finish at the Patriots Open (12/9)• Also competed at the Wolfpack Open (11/18), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/5), Appalachian State Open (1/26) and at the National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Went 4-2 at both the Wolfpack Open and the National Collegiate Open• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Poquoson High School• Four-time Virginia State Champion• Posted a 173-9 record for his career and 84 pins• 2016 and 2018 Daily PressWrestler of the Year• Helped lead Poquoson to the 2018 state championship• Team captain for three years (2016, 2017, 2018)• Virginia recipient of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award• Virginia 1A/2A Wrestler of the Year by the Virginia Chapter of National Wrestling Hall of Fame

Personal• Son of Mike and Carrie McCormick• Has two younger brothers, Cole and Ryan• Father, Mike, wrestled for UVA (1985-90)• Mother, Carrie, was a cheerleader at Maryland

PATRICK MCCORMICK

133 • RS Sophomore Poquoson, Va. • Poquoson HS

2019-20• Posted a 13-16 record on the season wrestling at 174• Posted a seventh-place finish at the Midlands Championships (12/29-30) with a 4-2 record• Took a fourth-place finish at the Mat Town Open II (2/23)• Only three matches dropped in the season were decided by bonus points and six by three points or fewer

2018-19• Redshirt season• Posted a 21-6 record while wrestling at 184 pounds • Competed in six open tournaments, placing in each of them• First-place finish at the Hokie Open (11/4) to start the season with a 5-0 record• Closed the season with a second-place finish at the National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Turned in third-place finishes at the Wolfpack Open (11/18), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/5) and Appalachian State Open (1/26)• Finished in fifth-place at the Patriots Open (12/9)

• Went 5-0 in matches decided by pinfall, 3-0 in matches decided by tech fall and 2-1 in major decisions

Jackson High School• 2018 Ohio State Champion• Three-time state place-winner• Two-time FloNationals All-American• Six-time Fargo All-American• Fila Cadet All-American• Ranked No. 11 at 182 pounds by InterMat

Personal• Son of Angela and Brian Marcelli• Has two older sisters, Michaela and Marissa• Sister, Marissa, played softball at Cleveland State• Older brother, Lucas, wrestled at Case Western Reserve before his passing• Active in Younglife through high school

MARCELLI BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 184 21-6 0-0 5/0 3/0 2/12019-20 174 13-16 5-9 0/2 1/0 1/1Totals 13-16 5-9 0/2 1/0 1/1*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

VICTOR MARCELLI

184 • RS Sophomore Massillon, Ohio • Jackson HS


QUINN MILLER

HWT • RS Sophomore Lilburn, Ga. • Archer HS

2020 NCAA Qualifier - Heavyweight

2019-20• NCAA qualifier at heavyweight with an automatic bid• Posted a 19-7 mark on the season, including a 7-3 mark in dual action• Missed the final two regular-season duals of the season• Second-place finish at Keystone Classic (11/24) with a medical forfeit in the finals• First-place finish at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) with a 5-0 record that included three wins by pin• Defeated No. 18 John Borst of No. 7 Virginia Tech (1/31) in regular-season meeting• Posted 10 wins by fall on the season and was 13-2 in matches decided by bonus points

2018-19• Posted a 5-4 record at heavyweight before injury ended his season• Went 4-3 in dual competitions• Wrestled three matches against nationally-ranked opponents with a 2-1 record• Opened season with a 15-4 major decision over Brandon Streck of Indiana (11/3)• Defeated No. 15 Joseph Goodhart of Drexel at the Cliff Keen Invitational (11/30)• Defeated No. 11 Zach Elam in a dual at No. 6 Missouri in his final competition of the season

2017-18• Redshirted while wrestling at heavyweight for the Cavaliers• Posted a 13-9 record and competed in six open tournaments and the Southern Scuffle (1/1-2)• Wrestled at the Clarion Open (11/5), Wolfpack Open (11/19), Mat Town Open (11/26), Cleveland State Open (12/16), Appalachian Open (1/27) and the National Collegiate Open (2/25)• Finished second at the National Collegiate Open (2/25) with a 4-1 record• Went 7-3 in matches decided by bonus points, including three falls, two tech falls and two major decisions

Westfield HS• Four-year letterwinner at Archer High School under head coach Keith Jannett• Posted a 135-11 record at Archer High School• No. 6 ranked wrestler at 220 pounds by InterMat• No. 71 ranked wrestler overall by FloWrestling• NHSCA Junior Nationals Runner-Up• Two-time state champion at 220 pounds (2015, 2017) and one runner-up finish (2016)• Also turned in a runner-up finish at 182 pounds in the state championships (2014)• Dapper Dan winner• Also lettered four years in football• 2017 first-team selection at linebacker by the Georgia Sports Writers Association• 2017 Archer High School Tiger Award winner and Male Athlete of the Year• Set school records for tackles (364), tackles for loss (31) and sacks (15)

Personal• Son of Perry and Dagney Miller• Has two brothers, Jesse and Garrett• Brother, Jesse, wrestled at Newberry College and Shorter University• Two-year peer leader for church group working with special needs students• Active in community outreach, including Imagine as a teen facilitator in grief support for children who have experienced the death of a family member

MILLER BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18* HWT 13-9 0-0 3/2 2/0 2/12018-19 HWT 5-4 4-3 1/2 0/0 1/02019-20 HWT 19-7 7-3 10/1 2/0 1/1Totals 24-11 11-6 11/3 2/0 2/1*Redshirt season does not count toward career records

MCCORMICK BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 133 15-12 0-0 2/3 1/1 3/12019-20 125 Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

2020 NCAA Qualifier - 157 pounds2020 NWCA Scholar All-America

2019-20• NCAA qualifier at 157 pounds with an automatic bid• Posted an 18-13 record on the season• Advanced to the third-place match at the ACC Championships• Defeated No. 17 Jacori Teemer of Arizona State at the Journeymen Duals (11/9)• Opened the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (12/6) with a win over No. 11 Will Lewan of Michigan• Also defeated No. 16 A.C. Headlee of North Carolina in the final regular-season dual• Turned in a fifth-place finish at the Keystone Classic (11/24)• Named an NWCA Scholar All-America• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Redshirt season• Posted a 25-3 record wrestling at 157 pounds, competing in six open tournaments• Won 16 straight matches to start the season• First-place finishes at the Hokie Open (11/4), Wolfpack Open (11/18) and Patriots Open (12/9)• Sixth-place finish at Franklin & Marshall Open (1/5) despite 5-1 record due to NCAA match limits• Third-place finish at Appalachian State Open with only loss to Evan Barczak of Drexel• Second-place finish at National Collegiate Open (2/23) with only loss to Jacori Teemer of Arizona State• Undefeated in matches that yielded bonus points with three pinfalls, five tech falls and three major decisions• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Chestnut Ridge High School• Four-time letterwinner under Greg Lazor• Four-time PIAA State Place Winner• 2018 Pennsylvania State Runner-Up• 2017 Pennsylvania State Champion• 2018 Runner-Up at FloNationals• 2016 Fargo All-American• Ranked No. 15 at 152 pounds by InterMat• Served as team captain three years• Also lettered in football and baseball

Personal• Son of Greg and Diane McCoy• Has three older sisters, Janelle, Brooke and Stefanie• Janelle played softball at Saint Francis • Stefanie played softball at Indiana (Pa.)• Active as a counselor with youth wrestling camps

MCCOY BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 157 25-3 0-0 3/0 5/0 3/02019-20 157 18-13 9-5 3/0 5/0 2/3Totals 18-13 9-5 3/0 5/0 2/3*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

JUSTIN MCCOY

157 • RS Sophomore New Paris, Pa. • Chestnut Ridge


DREW PECK

184 • RS Junior Chambersburg, Pa.Chambersburg HS

2019-20• Posted a 19-7 record in a redshirt season, competing in seven open tournaments• Wrestled at 184 pounds on the year and placed in six-of-seven tournaments• Took a sixth-place finish at the Southeast Open (11/3) to start the season• Turned in a first-place finish at the Mountaineer Open (11/9)• Finished fifth at the Wolfpack Open (11/17) with a 4-1 record for the event• Took a third-place finish at the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) and Appalachian State Open (1/25)• First-place finish at the Mat Town Open II (2/23) with two pins and a tech fall in his 3-0 performance• Closed the year at the National Collegiate Open (3/1) – the only tournament in which he did not place• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Posted a 12-11 record while wrestling primarily at 174 pounds• Intended to redshirt but pulled the redshirt at No. 6 Missouri (12/20) due to injury in the lineup• Led the squad with nine victories by pinfall on the season• Wrestled one match at 184 pounds when he bumped up at No. 14 Virginia Tech due to injury in the lineup• Fifth-place finish at the Hokie Open (11/4) to open the season with a 5-1 record and five wins by pinfall• Turned in a third-place finish at the Appalachian State Open (1/26)• Fifth-place finish at the National Collegiate Open (2/23) with a 3-2 record• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2017-18• Wrestled at 174 and 184 pounds for the Cavaliers• Battled injury for most of the season on his way to a 6-7 record• Opened the year at the Clarion Open (11/5) before injury forced him to miss the fall• Returned to action at No. 6 NC State (1/16), bumping to 184 pounds• Posted his first win in a dual match at Duke (2/3) with a 6-2 decision over Luke Farinaro• Champion at the Mat Town Open II (2/17) with 5-0 record

Chambersburg HS• Four-year letterwinner under head coach Matt Mentzer at Chambersburg• Career record of 137-34 at Chambersburg HS with a school-record 61 pins• Second in school history for wins• Ranked as high as No. 10 nationally by WIN Magazine• Two fourth-place finishes at the PIAA State Championships (2016, 2017)• Two fourth-place finishes (2014, 2016) and a fifth-place finish (2015) at Beast of the East• Twice finished second at Escape The Rock (2015, 2017) – finished fifth (2016) and seventh (2014)• Finished second (2014), third (2015) and sixth (2016) at the NHSCA Nationals• Finished sixth (2015) and third (2016) at the Super 32

Personal• Son of David and Teri Peck• Has an older brother, Dawson, and an older sister, Tessa• Older brother, Dawson, wrestled at Maryland and was a 2014 NCAA qualifier• Father, David, played football at Shippensburg University

PECK BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2017-18 HWT 6-7 1-4 2/0 0/1 2/32018-19 174 12-11 0-4 9/3 0/2 0/52019-20* 184 19-7 0-0 7/2 1/0 2/2Totals 18-18 1-8 11/3 0/3 2/8*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

2019-20• Competed in three open tournaments as part of his redshirt season with a 10-3 record• Wrestled at 165 pounds, 174 pounds and 184 pounds on the year• Started the season at 174 pounds at the Southeast Open (11/3)• Took a first-place finish at the Wolfpack Open (11/17) at 184 pounds• Closed the season with a fourth-place finish at the Shorty Hitchcock Open (1/11) at 165 pounds• Went 4-1 at the Shorty Hitchcock Open• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018-19• Battled injury throughout the season on the way to a 9-19 record at 174 pounds• Opened his season with a 16-1 technical fall over Dillon Hoey of Indiana (11/3)• Wrestled seven of his regular-season matches against nationally-ranked wrestlers• Second-place finish at the Mat Town Open (11/25) with a 3-1 record• Also picked up wins in duals against Central Michigan (12/7), West Virginia (12/29) and Ohio (1/20)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Ligonier Valley High School• Four-time letterwinner under head coach Tom Brown• Three-time Pennsylvania State Finalist• Ranked No. 18 at 170 pounds by InterMat• Set the school record for most wins with 145• Two-time NHSCA Runner-up• Four-Time All-State selection by the Indiana Gazette• Also lettered in Cross Country and Track

Personal• Son of Bob and Cheryl Patrick• Has two older brothers, Josh and Justin• Has an older sister, Hannah, who runs track at Lehigh• Brother, Justin, wrestles at SUNY

PATRICK BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19 174 9-19 5-14 3/1 3/2 1/62019-20* 174 10-3 0-0 2/0 3/1 0/0Totals 9-19 5-14 3/1 3/2 1/6*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

ROBERT PATRICK

174 • RS Sophomore Ligonier Valley, Pa. • Ligonier Valley

2019-20• Posted a 31-13 record competing at 157 pounds and 165 pounds in redshirt season• Wrestled in 10 open tournaments throughout the course of the season• Went 8-4 at 165 pounds in three tournaments before dropping down to 157 pounds• Took a sixth-place finish at the Southeast Open (11/3), going 4-2 on the day to start the season• First-place finish at the Mountaineer Open (11/9)• His last tournament at 165 pounds was at the Wolfpack Open (11/17)• Turned in a third-place finish at the Shorty Hitchcock Memorial Open (1/11) with a 4-1 record• Second-place finish at the App State Open and Newberry Open (2/9), falling to Josh McClure of North Carolina in the finals of both tournaments• First-place finish at the Mat Town Open II (2/23) with a 4-0 record• Went 3-2 in the season-finale at the National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Liberty Christian Academy• Three-time Virginia State Champion• 2018 Virginia Freestyle State Champion• 2018 Virginia Greco-Roman State Champion

JUSTIN PHILLIPS

157 • RSFreshman Lynchburg, Va. • Liberty Christian


DENTON SPENCER

149 • RS Sophomore Waverly, Ga.Camden County (Gardner-Webb)

2020 ACC Third Place - 149 pounds

2019-20• Finished third at the ACC Championships, going 3-1 in the event• Posted a 24-10 mark on the season• Led the team with 13 pins on the season• Finished eighth in the NCAA Division I rankings with 10 pins vs. DI competition in 16:06• Pinned No. 17 Josh Maruca of Arizona State at the Journeymen Duals (11/9)• First-place finish at the Keystone Classic with a 5-0 record and three wins by fall• Also finished first at the Mat Town Open II (2/23) with a 4-0 record

2018-19• Redshirt season• Transferred into the program for the spring semester• Competed in two open tournaments at 149 pounds• Wrestled at the Appalachian State Open (1/26) and the National Collegiate Open (2/23)• Fifth-place finish at the Appalachian State Open after going 4-1 on the day• Third-place finish at the National Collegiate Open with a 4-1 record

At Gardner-Webb• Posted a 16-13 record while wrestling at 141 pounds• SoCon All-Freshman selection• Won six matches by fall, one tech fall and three major decisions• First-place finish at the Cleveland State Open• Second-place finish at the Hokie Open• Named SoCon Wrestler of the Week after the Cleveland State Open

Camden County HS• Wrestled at Camden County HS under head coach Jess Wilder• 2017 Georgia State Champion• Three-time GHSA state finalist • Four-time NHSCA place winner• NHSCA Junior Champion• NHSCA Champion Senior Runner-up• FloNationals third-place finish• Super 32 eighth-place finish• Ranked as high as No. 9 nationally by FloWrestling as a senior• Helped lead Camden County HS to three Georgia state championships

Personal• Son of Michael Spencer and Adelaida Miller• Has two younger siblings, Addison and Delaney

SPENCER BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2018-19* 149 8-2 0-0 4/0 0/0 1/02019-20 149 24-10 6-5 12/1 2/0 2/2Total 149 24-10 6-5 12/1 2/0 2/2* Redshirt season does not count toward career statsSpencer’s career records only reflect competion at Virginia

• Placed at the 2018 Beast of the East Nationals• Placed at the 2019 Escape the Rock Nationals• Two-time News and Advance All-Area Wrestler of the Year• 213 high school career wins• Two-time Team MVP

Personal• Son of Jon and Bernadette Phillips• Has an older sister, Sarah• Worked at a Liberty University wrestling camp

PHILLIPS BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 157 31-13 0-0 3/2 5/0 3/3Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

2019-20• Competed in four open tournaments at 165 pounds in redshirt season with 5-8 record• Wrestled at the Wilkes Open (12/22), the App State Open (1/25), the Mat Town Open II (2/23) and at the National Collegiate Open (3/1)

KELLAM HIGH SCHOOL• Ranked No. 1 at 152 pounds in Virginia in 2019• 2019 Most Outstanding Wrestler at Virginia Duals• 2019 Virginia 6A State Champion at 152 pounds• Four-time Virginia All-State selection• Four year wrestling team captain• 2019 Kellam Male Athlete of the Year as recognized by the Virginia Beach Sports Club• Four year lacrosse team captain and starter• Hampton Roads All Star Lacrosse Team selection 2018 and 2019

PERSONAL• Son of Tony and Alli Sansone• Has a younger sister, Mira• His father, Tony, wrestled at Old Dominion (1990-1992)• His great uncle, Bill Coulson, competed for the US Bobsled Team at the 1972 and 1980 Olympics• Member of the National Honor Society and National Science Honor Society• Volunteered for Vanguard Landing, Equi-Kids, and Trick-or-Treat So Kids Can Eat Food Drive

SANSONE BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 165 5-8 0-0 1/0 1/0 0/3Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

NIC SANSONE

165 • RS Freshman Virginia Beach, Va. • Kellam HS


2019-20• Competed in four open tournaments at 157 pounds in his redshirt season with a 6-8 record• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4) and at the Mat Town Open II (2/23)

Wilson High School• 65 career pins• Three-time Berks County Interscholastic Athletic Association Champion• Placed twice at the Cumberland Valley Kickoff Classic• Placed twice at the Penn Manor Holiday Tournament• 2018 7th place finish at the Bethlehem Holiday Classic• 2019 First Team All-County • AAA Berks County Iron Man Award Recipient for the most pins in the least amount of time• 2018 Junior-Olympic Freestyle All-American

Personal• Son of Abby and Mark• Has an older sister, Sophia who is a gymnast at Iowa State• His dad Mark played football at Kutztown University• His mom Abby was a cheerleader at Kutztown University• Volunteered with Berks County World War 2 Veterans of the Battle of the Bulge for 5 years

STEINMEYER BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 157 6-8 0-0 3/3 0/2 2/0Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

ANTHONY STEINMEYER

157 • RS Freshman Reading, Pa. • Wilson HS

2019-20• Competed in six open tournaments at 165 pounds in his redshirt season with a 5-11 record• Wrestled at the Southeast Open (11/3), the Mountaineer Open (11/9), the Wolfpack Open (11/17), the Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4), Appalachian State Open (1/25) and at the Mat Town Open II (2/23)• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Carrboro High School• 2018 New and Observer All-Metro Wrestler• Two-time North Carolina All-State• Two-time North Carolina State Finalist• Three-time North Carolina State Placer• 2018 Tiger Classic Champion• Conference Wrestler of the Year• Four-time All-Conference winner

Personal• Son of Karen• Has two brothers, PJ and Dante• His brother Dante wrestled at UNC Chapel Hill• He helped organize the TAKEDOWN Cancer Game Drive to benefit the pediatric cancer patients at UNC Hospital

DAVID VELTRI

174 • RS Freshman Chapel Hill, N.C. • Carrboro HS

VELTRI BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 165 5-11 0-0 3/2 0/0 0/3Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

2019-20• Competed in five open tournaments at 197 pounds in his redshirt season with a 6-8 record• Wrestled at the Mountaineer Open (11/9), Wolfpack Open (11/17), Franklin & Marshall Open (1/4), Mat Town Open II (2/23) and at the National Collegiate Open (3/1)• Best performance came at the Franklin & Marshall Open with a 3-1 record• Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll

Napolean High School• Four-time Michigan state placer• Two-time Undefeated State Champion at 189 pounds• 115-0 record during last two seasons of high school• Four-time academic All-Conference• Team MVP• Two-time football All-County Dream Team• Football HM All-State• Two-time football Academic All-Conference• Track and Field Regional All-American• Track and Field All-County Dream Team• Track and Field All-Conference

Personal• Son of Vincent and Dolletta

WEATHERSPOON BY THE NUMBERSYear Weight Class Overall W-L Dual W-L Falls TF MD2019-20* 197 6-8 0-0 1/1 0/0 0/1Totals - - - - -*Redshirt season does not count in career totals

ETHAN WEATHERSPOON

184 • RS Freshman Jackson, Mich. • Napolean HS


Atlee High School• Ranked No. 17 at 132 pounds by TrackWrestling in final rankings of 2020• Ranked No. 23 at 132 pounds by WINS-USA Wrestler Magazine in final ranking of 2020• Ranked No. 183 of the top 200 wrestlers in the class of 2020 by The Open Mat• 2020 Wrestling USA All-American• 2020 Virginia Wrestling Hall of Fame 5A/6A Wrestler of the Year• Place winner at Ironman, Beast of the East and Escape the Rock as a senior• 2019 FloNationals All-American• Three-time Virginia class 5A state champion and four-time state finalist• Four-time All-Metro selection by the Richmond Times Dispatch• Posted a 47-0 record as a sophomore• NHSCA Freshman All-American• Two-time Virginia Freestyle state champion• Three-time team captain at Atlee High School• Three-time team MVP• Set the school record for wins with 179 and pins with 113

Personal• Son of Robert and Julie Buchanan• Has one sister, Olivia• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

EVAN BUCHANAN

133 • Freshman Mechanicsville, Va. • Atlee HS

Bergen Catholic• FloNationals All-American• NHSCA National Champion• Two-time NHSCA All-American• Super 32 All-American• Beast of the East All-American• Journeymen Classic All-American• Ranked as the No. 87 senior regardless of weight class by FloWrestling• Ranked No. 17 recruit at 133 pounds by FloWrestling• Ranked No. 87 in the pound-for-pound rankings by FloWrestling• Ranked in top 20 in final rankings by TrackWrestling (12), FloWrestling (16) and InterMat (18)• Two-time state place winner• State Runner-up• Three-time Region Champion and four time District Champion• Four-year varsity letter winner – two years at Fair Lawn High School and two at Bergen Catholic

Personal• Son of Angel and Ivona Cedeno• Has a younger brother, Justin, and a younger sister, Alyssa• Multiple time selection to the honor roll and principal’s list• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

DYLAN CEDENO

133 • Freshman Fair Lawn, N.J. • Bergen Catholic

Wheatley High School• NHSCA All-American• Three-time All-State selection• Three-time state place-winner• Four-time Nassau County champion and five-time finalist• Two-time Eastern States place winner• Recorded more than 150 wins at Wheatley High School – the program record• Five-time varsity letter winner at Wheatley

Personal• Son of Anthony and Nicole Contrastano• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

JOE CONTRASTANO

125 • Freshman East, Williston, N.Y. • Wheatley HS

Wantagh High School• 2019 New York State Finalist• NSHCA All-American• Four-time state place winner – only the second ever at Wantagh• Five-time conference champion• Four-time county finalist and three-time champion• Two-time team captain• Three-time team MVP at Wantagh

Personal• Son of Christian and Jeannette Encarnacion• Has two brothers, Christian and Joshua• Has three sisters, Christiana, Calaya and Jaelyn• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

JOSIAH ENCARNACION

125 • Freshman Wantagh, N.Y. • Wantagh HS


The Brunswick School• Two-time NSHCA All-American• Two-time Prep National All-American• Two-time New England Champion• New York State Champion• Four-time letter winner at The Brunswick School

Personal• Son of Vito and Robyn Errico• Has two older brothers, Jordan and Jon, and an older sister, Samantha• Brother, Jordan, played tennis at Florida (2006-10)• Brother, Jon, wrestled at Penn (2016-20)• Named to the Head Master’s List at The Brunswick School• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

LUCA ERRICO

149 • Freshman Armonk, N.Y. • The Brunswick School

St. Christopher’s School• Three-time All-State selection• Two-time conference champion• 2019 Conference Wrestler of the Year• 2018 All-Metro second team• 2019 place winner at Escape the Rock (7th)• 2019-20 Team Captain• Four-time letter winner – the last three seasons at St. Christopher’s School under UVA alum Ross Gitomer

Personal• Son of Michael and Sally Hurt• Has two brothers, Patrick and William, and a sister, Megan• An AP scholar at St. Christopher’s School• Named to the Distinguished Honor Roll• Volunteers with ProjectHomes to rebuild and refurbish homes in lower income areas• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

LOUDON HURT

174 • Freshman Midlothian, Va. • St. Christopher’s

Turner Ashby High School• Junior National Champion at 285• NHSCA All-American• Two-time Disney All-American• Two-time Virginia state champion at 285• Ranked No. 16 at 285 by InterMat• Ranked No. 19 at 285 by FloWrestling• Four-time state qualifier• Three-time state place winner• 2020 Daily News Record Wrestler of the Year• Two-time District and Regional Champion• Also a four-year letter winner in football• Served as team captain• All-District first team and All-Region second team

Personal• Son of Rachel and Jessie Knight Jr.• Has a younger brother, Jaidon, and a younger sister, Jocelyn• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

JESSIE KNIGHT

HWT • Freshman Bridgewater, Va. • Turner Ashby HS

Stroudsburg High School• Runner-Up Pennsylvania State Championships• Three-time NHSCA All-American• Ranked No. 10 at 132 pounds by InterMat• Ranked No. 15 at 132 pounds by FloWrestling• Ranked No. 91 in the Top 100 Seniors by FloWrestling• Three-time Journeymen Classic Champion

Personal• Son of Ron and Michele Noonan• Has an older brother, Ryan, and a younger sister, Madison• Volunteers as a Big Brother and with a local soup kitchen at home• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

PATRICK NOONAN

141 • Freshman Stroudsburg, Pa. • Stroudsburg HS


Brooksville High School• Two-time Virginia state champion• Three-time Virginia state place winner• Posted a 91-8 record at Brookville High School, including a 33-0 mark as a junior• Did not wrestle his senior season due to injury• Three-time District Champion and Region Champion

Personal• Son of Warren and Julie Stewart• Has four older brothers: Zeb, Eli, Luke and Reid• Brother, Zeb, wrestled at VMI• Brother, Eli, wrestled at Ohio Valley University• Brother, Luke, wrestled at Campbell• Brother, Reid, currently wrestles at Presbyterian College• Spent most of his summers living in North Cyprus and has also lived in Kazakhstan• Wrestled for Athletes in Action last summer in eastern Europe• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

HUDSON STEWART

184 • Freshman Goode, Va. • Brooksville HS

Aurora Christian High School• Three-time Illinois state champion• 2018 Fargo All-American• 2017 Illinois state runner-up• Four-year letter winner at Aurora Christian High School

Personal• Son of Jose and Caren Villareal• Has an older brother, Jose• Two-time selection to the Honor Roll in high school• Major: Arts & Sciences Undeclared

NOAH VILLAREAL

141 • Freshman Plano, Ill. • Aurora Christian


2019-20 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Dual Record: 8-6, ACC Record: 1-4DATE OPPONENT RESULTNov. 3 INDIANA W, 25-12Nov. 2 CAVALIER DUALS All Day vs. Southern Virginia W, 50-3 vs. Maryland W, 25-12Nov. 3 at Southeast Open NTSNov. 9 at JOURNEYMEN DUALS All Day vs. LIU W, 49-0 vs. #8 Arizona State L, 12-27Nov. 9 at Mountaineer Open NTSNov. 17 at Wolfpack Open NTSNov. 24 at Keystone Classic 4th, 139 ptsDec. 6-7 at Cliff Keen Invitational 14th, 46.5 ptsDec. 29-30 at Midlands Champs 11th, 59 ptsJan. 4 at Franklin & Marshall Open NTSJan. 10-11 at Virginia Duals All Day vs. Kent State W, 23-12 vs. Old Dominion W, 23-9 vs. Rider L, 12-20Jan. 17 CHATTANOOGA W, 23-9Jan. 18 VMI W, 44-3Jan. 24 at #5 NC State* L, 9-28Jan. 31 #7 VIRGINIA TECH* L, 16-20Feb. 7 at #10 Pittsburgh* L, 10-23Feb. 14 at Duke* W, 34-15Feb. 21 #8 NORTH CAROLINA* L, 18-19Feb. 23 at Mat Town Open II NTSMarch 1 at National Collegiate Open NTSMarch 8 at ACC Championships 4th, 60.5 ptsMarch 17-21 NCAA Championships ****** Not wrestled due to COVID-19

• The Cavaliers had six wrestlers earn bids to the NCAA Championships with Jack Mueller (125), Louie Hayes (133), Justin McCoy (157), Cam Coy (165), Jay Aiello (197) and Quinn Miller (285) all being selected for the competition.

• Aiello and Mueller earned top-10 seeds at their respective weight classes for the second consecutive season with Aiello earning the seven seed at 197 pounds and Mueller earning the four seed at 125 pounds.

• Aiello claimed the ACC Championship at 197 pounds to become only the third Virginia wrestler at that weight class to win a title and the first since the 2009 season.

• Aiello and Mueller earned All-America honors from the NWCA despite the NCAA Championships being canceled due to COVID-19. It marked the first All-America honor for Aiello and the third All-America honor for Mueller. Mueller is the third three-time All-America in program history.

• Four wrestlers were named to the ACC All-Academic team with Aiello, Michael Battista, Hayes and McCoy being selected to the honor for success in the classroom as well as on the mat.

• Aiello, Hayes and McCoy also earned Scholar All-America honors from the NWCA.

• Mueller claimed the title at 125 pounds at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational as one of two Cavaliers to place at the event. Aiello, who battled the flu throughout the event, took an eighth-place finish at 197 pounds.

• Three Cavaliers placed at the Midlands Championship as the Cavaliers competed in the event for the first time in program history. Aiello took a runner-up finish at 197 pounds, while Hayes finished sixth at 133 pounds and Vic Marcelli finished seventh at 174 pounds.

• Continuing success in the classroom, UVA was also recognized by the NCAA for a 100 percent graduation rate in the most recent GSR Report.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Weight 2019-20 Career Dual ACC Dual Falls Quickest Tech Falls Major DecisionsName Class Record Record Record Record Points UVa Opp. Fall By UVa Opp. UVa Opp.Jay Aiello 197 27-4 64-27 14-0 5-0 56 3 0 2:47 4 0 3 0Michael Battista 184 18-20 24-34 4-7 2-3 16 0 1 -- 1 2 7 3Sam Book 133 10-5 39-24 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 -- 2 0 1 2Channing Connors* 174 5-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 3 5:29 0 0 0 2Ray Costa* 149 10-10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 6:33 0 0 0 5Brian Courtney 141 22-15 30-19 8-6 1-4 37 6 0 0:29 1 0 1 4 Cam Coy 165 4-6 23-22 3-3 1-3 12 1 2 2:53 0 0 0 0Nick Coy* 141 18-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0:58 2 0 1 2Alex Cruz 149 2-2 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 -- 1 0 0 0Patrick Evans* 157 8-13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 2 7Gray Hart* 149 9-10 11-11 0-0 0-0 0 2 1 2:26 0 0 0 1 Louie Hayes 133 21-11 70-32 9-5 2-3 36 6 0 0:53 1 0 1 1Benyamin Kamali 125 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0Jake Keating* 165 5-3 42-28 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1:17 1 0 1 1Krystian Kinsey 165/174 10-13 10-13 1-2 0-1 0 0 1 -- 0 0 1 2Scott Kiyono* 141 4-6 13-21 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 1 1Sam Krivus 141 0-0 59-41 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 Mateusz Kudra* HWT 4-7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 1:43 0 0 1 1Trey Lane* 125/133 0-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 -- 0 0 0 0Tyler Love 184 1-2 38-53 1-2 0-0 3 0 1 -- 0 0 0 0Patrick McCormick 125 12-5 12-5 5-2 1-0 21 0 0 -- 1 0 1 2Justin McCoy 157 18-13 18-13 9-5 2-3 39 3 0 1:39 5 0 2 3Victor Marcelli 174 13-16 13-16 5-9 0-5 17 0 2 -- 1 0 1 1Sam Martino 157/165 12-10 33-38 2-3 0-0 7 2 2 1:13 1 0 1 2Quinn Miller HWT 19-7 24-11 7-3 1-2 33 10 1 0:31 2 0 1 1Jack Mueller 125 13-1 85-14 7-0 4-0 35 4 0 0:58 3 0 3 0 Michael Murphy 149 16-8 32-32 2-1 0-0 6 0 3 -- 1 0 4 2Robby Patrick* 174 10-3 9-19 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0:24 3 1 0 0Drew Peck* 184 19-7 22-20 0-0 0-0 0 7 2 0:12 1 0 2 2Justin Phillips* 165 31-13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 2 0:20 5 0 3 3Nic Sansone* 165 5-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 4:52 1 0 0 3Robert Scherer 285 2-5 10-25 1-3 0-2 6 2 1 2:28 0 0 0 0Denton Spencer1 149 24-10 40-23 6-5 2-3 30 12 1 0:32 2 0 2 2 Anthony Steinmeyer* 157 6-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 0:58 0 2 2 0David Veltri* 165 5-11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 3 2 2:53 0 0 0 3Jack Walsh 174/184 1-5 5-25 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 6:01 0 0 0 4Ethan Weatherspoon* 197 6-8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 6:12 0 0 0 1James Whitaker* 149 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0*denotes redshirts (competing unattached)


VIRGINIA HISTORY & HONORSMILESTONE MATCHESALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS

Most Dual Matches, Season1. 26 2010-11 (19-7)2. 23 2007-08 (18-5)3. 22 2018-19 (12-10) 22 2009-10 (16-6) 22 2008-09 (11-11)6. 21 2013-14 (18-3)7. 20 2012-13 (16-4)8. 18 2001-02 (8-10)9. 17 2014-15 (10-7) 17 2006-07 (7-10) 17 2004-05 (6-11) 17 2003-04 (10-7) 17 2002-03 (12-5) 17 1995-96 (9-8) 17 1989-90 (2-15)

Most Dual Match Wins, Season1. 19 2010-11 (19-7)2. 18 2013-14 (18-3) 18 2007-08 (18-5)4. 16 2009-10 (16-6)5. 12 1974-75 (12-3)6. 12 2018-19 (12-10) 12 2002-03 (12-5)8. 11 1973-74 (11-2) 11 1996-97 (11-5) 11 2008-09 (11-11) 11 2011-12 (11-1)

Best Winning Percentage, Season1. .917 2011-12 (11-1)2. .857 2014 (18-3)3. .846 1974 (11-2)4. .833 1984 (10-2)5. .818 1955 (9-2)

Largest Margin of Victory, All Matches1. 58 Howard, 2/7/98 .........................58-02. 53 at Campbell, 12/18/10 .............53-0 53 Norfolk State, 2/13/99 ...............53-04. 52 AIC, 11/23/08 ...........................52-0 52 Wagner, 11/3/07 .......................52-06. 51 VMI, 11/2/14 ............................51-07. 50 Gardner-Webb, 11/15/09 ..........50-08. 49 LIU, 11/9/2019 ..........................49-0 49 Davidson, 1/11/93 ....................49-010. 48 Sacred Heart, 11/28/09 ............48-0

Most Points Scored, Match1. 58 Howard, 2/7/98 .........................58-02. 53 at Campbell, 2010 .....................53-0 53 Norfolk State, 2/13/99 ...............53-04. 52 AIC, 11/23/08 ...........................52-0 52 Wagner, 11/3/07 .......................52-06. 51 VMI, 11/2/14 ............................51-07. 50 So. Virginia, 11/2/19 ..................50-3 50 Gardner-Webb, 11/6/10 ............50-0 50 Gardner-Webb, 11/15/09 ..........50-010. 49 LIU, 11/9/2019 ..........................49-0 49 Davidson, 1/11/93 ....................49-0 49 William & Mary, 1/11/93 ...........49-9

Consecutive Wins, Overall 14 Feb. 10, 1973 - Feb. 8, 1974 10 Jan. 10, 1975 - Feb. 15, 1975

ALL MATCHES Match Date Opponent Result 1 2/11/21 @ West Virginia L, 10-22 100 1/22/52 @ Penn State L, 0-34 200 12/7/62 @ Maryland L, 2-23 300 2/27/71 Duke W, 35-5 400 2/16/80 North Carolina L, 17-23 500 1/27/89 @ George Mason L, 14-26 600 2/18/96 Old Dominion W, 18-16 700 1/25/03 vs. The Citadel L, 19-17 800 11/15/08 vs. Wisconsin L, 15-25 900 2/17/13 vs. Nebraska L, 28-8

Home Matches 1 2/26/21 VMI W, 28-6 50 2/23/52 North Carolina W, 31-3 100 12/8/62 Gallaudet W, 16-14 150 12/11/71 North Carolina W, 26-14 200 2/16/80 North Carolina L, 17-23 250 1/7/90 Kent L, 15-27 300 1/24/98 The Citadel W, 29-18 350 2/5/06 Ohio W, 18-15 400 1/27/13 NC State W, 32-7 Wins 1 2/26/21 VMI 28-6 50 2/6/54 Virginia Tech 14-11 100 12/6/63 Old Dominion 20-8 150 12/11/72 North Carolina 26-14 200 1/14/78 VCU 39-5 250 2/20/87 Clemson 28-11 300 2/16/96 @ James Madison 19-17 350 1/4/02 vs. Stanford 28-14 400 11/17/07 vs. Purdue 16-15 450 1/7/11 vs. Liberty 35-3 500 1/19/14 at Old Dominion 20-12 550 1/17/20 Chattanooga 29-9

COACHING RECORDS Overall ACC SeasonsBobby Mainfort 1-1 – 1Nita Smith 2-4 – 1Pop Lannigan 2-4 – 1H.D. Thomas 2-8 – 2Lewis W. Graves 3-12 – 3Walter C. Liggett 1-8 – 2Frank Finger 82-58-3 29-12-1 16Ned McDonald 1-7 – 1Verne Ullom 4-5 1-1 1Meb Turner 13-9-1 5-3 2Butch Schwab 12-14 6-2 2Mike Caruso 2-6-1 1-2-1 1George Edwards 158-133-1 50-69 25Lenny Bernstein 106-92-2 32-24 13Steve Garland 166-93 33-38 14

Chris Henrich, a three-time All-American, won 136 matches and is the program’s all-time career leader in wins.

Brent Jones is the program’s all-time leader in wins by fall and won the Gorriaran Trophy at the 2010 NCAA Championships.


VIRGINIA ALL-TIME RECORDSWINS - ALL MATCHES

Season 1. 51 Scott Moore (2003-04) 2. 42 Derek Capanna (1988-89) 3. 41 Mike Krafchick (1994-95) 4. 40 Chris Henrich (2008-09) 40 Jim Harshaw (1998-99) 6. 39 Rocco Caponi (2007-08) 7. 38 Tim Foley (2002-03, 2003-04) 8. 37 Ross Gitomer (2007-08) 9. 36 Nick Sulzer (2013-14) 10. 35 Chris Henrich (2010-11) 35 Chris Henrich (2009-10) 35 Jason Mutarelli (1997-98)

Freshman 33 George DiCamillo, 2012-13Sophomore 40 Chris Henrich, 2008-09Junior 39 Rocco Caponi, 2007-08Senior 51 Scott Moore, 2003-04

Career 1. 136 Chris Henrich (2008-11) 2. 122 Nick Sulzer (2011-15) 3. 116 Mike Krafchick (1991-92, 1994-95) 4. 112 Tim Foley (1999-2004) 5. 111 Rocco Caponi (2004-05, 2006-09) 6. 108 Brent Jones (2006-10) 7. 102 Jim Harshaw (1996-99) 102 Matt Roth (1995-96, 1998-99) 9. 101 Jason Mutarelli (1994-95, 1997-98) 10. 100 Matt Snyder (2009-13) 11. 98 Jon Fausey (2010-14) 12. 95 Derek Valenti (2008-11, 2012-13) 13. 93 Ross Gitomer (2007-10) 14. 91 Nick Nelson (2007-12) Steve Garland (1996-2000)

WINS - DUAL MATCHES ONLYSeason 1. 25 Chris Henrich (25-0), 2010-11 2. 22 Chris Henrich (22-0), 2008-09 3. 20 Nick Sulzer (20-0), 2013-14 20 Matt Snyder (20-6), 2010-11 20 Rocco Caponi (20-1), 2007-08 6. 19 Jon Fausey (19-5), 2010-11 19 Chris Henrich (19-1), 2009-10 8. 18 Derek Valenti (18-7), 2010-11 18 Brent Jones (18-4), 2008-09 18 Tim Foley (18-1), 2001-02 18 Derek Capanna (18-0), 1988-89 12. 17 Stephen Doty (17-4), 2013-14 17 Jack Danilkowicz (17-9), 2010-11 17 Derek Valenti (17-5), 2009-10 17 Brent Jones (17-3), 2007-08 17 Eric Albright (17-3), 2007-08 17 Scott Moore (17-0), 2003-04

Freshman 19 Jon Fausey, 2010-11Sophomore 22 Chris Henrich, 2008-09Junior 20 Nick Sulzer, 2013-14 Rocco Caponi, 2007-08Senior 25 Chris Henrich, 2010-11

Career 1. 79 Chris Henrich (2008-11) 2. 62 Brent Jones (2005-06, 2007-10) 3. 58 Nick Sulzer (2011-15) 4. 53 Rocco Caponi (2004-05, 2006-09) 5. 52 Jon Fausey (2010-14) Derek Valenti (2008-11, 2012-13) 7. 49 Tim Foley (1999-2004) 8. 43 Zach Nye (2012-16) 9. 42 Mike Krafchick (1991-92, 1994-95) 10. 41 Stephen Doty (2009-11, 2012-2014) 41 Eric Albright (2005-08) 41 Matt Roth (1995-96, 1998-99)

MATCHES COMPETEDSeason 1. 52 Scott Moore (51-1), 2003-04 2. 50 Ross Gitomer (37-13), 2007-08 3. 49 Paul Bjorlo (31-18), 2003-04 49 Jason Mutarelli (35-14), 1997-98 5. 48 Tim Foley (38-10), 2002-03 48 Jim Harshaw (40-8), 1998-99 7. 46 Derek Capanna (42-4), 1988-89 8. 45 Jedd Moore (30-15), 2008-09 45 Tim Foley (38-7), 2003-04 45 Mike Krafchick (41-4), 1993-94 Freshman 45 Jedd Moore (30-15), 2008-09Sophomore 50 Ross Gitomer (37-13), 2007-08Junior 49 Paul Bjorlo (31-18), 2003-04Senior 51 Scott Moore (51-1), 2003-04

Career 1. 157 Chris Henrich (136-21), 2008-11 2. 154 Jason Mutarelli (101-53), 1994-98 3. 153 Brent Jones (108-45), 2005-06, 2007-10 4. 149 Nick Sulzer (122-27), 2011-15 149 Tim Foley (114-35), 1999-2004 149 Mike Krafchick (116-31-2), 1991-95 7. 148 Matt Roth (102-46),1995-96, ’98-99 8. 144 Rocco Caponi (111-33), 2004-05, 2006-09 142 Ross Gitomer (94-48), 2006-10 10. 141 Matt Snyder (100-41), 2009-13

DUAL MATCHES COMPETEDSeason 1. 26 Matt Snyder (20-6), 2010-11 26 Jack Danilkowicz (17-9), 2010-11 26 Joe Spisak (16-10), 2010-11 4. 25 Chris Henrich (25-0), 2010-11 5. 24 Jon Fausey (19-5), 2010-11 6. 23 Brent Jones (17-6), 2007-08 7. 22 Cam Coy (13-9), 2018-19 22 Jake Keating (13-9), 2018-19 22 Brent Jones (15-7), 2009-10 22 Derek Valenti (17-5), 2009-10 22 Chris Henrich (22-0), 2008-09 22 Brent Jones (18-4), 2008-09

Career 1. 83 Chris Henrich (2008-11) 2. 72 Derek Valenti (2008-11, 2012-13) 3. 65 Nick Sulzer (2011-15) Jon Fausey (2010-14) 5. 64 Rocco Caponi (2004-05, 2006-09) 6. 63 Joe Spisak (2010-11, 2012-15) 7. 62 Brent Jones (2005-06, 2007-09) 8. 60 Ross Gitomer (2006-10) 9. 59 Matt Roth (1995-96, 1998-99) 10. 56 Zach Nye (2012-16)

WINNING PERCENTAGESeason 1. 1.000 Alex Wells (13-0), 1957 2. .981 Scott Moore (51-1), 2003-04 3. .954 Jack Mueller (21-1), 2018-19 4. .952 Bob Harwick (20-1), 1976 5. .950 Kevin Michaels (19-1), 1971 .950 Ben Petrilli (9-0-1), 1956 7. .930 Chris Henrich (40-3), 2008-09 8. .929 Henry Jordan (13-1), 1956 .929 Henry Jordan (13-1), 1957 10. .926 Bob Harwick (25-2), 1978

Career 1. .905 Henry Jordan (38-4), 1955-57 2. .900 Alex Wells (36-4), 1962-65 3. .867 Kevin Michaels (50-6-4), 1970-73 4. .866 Chris Henrich (136-21), 2008-11 5. .859 Bob Harwick (73-12), 1975-78 6. .855 Jim Pagano (47-8), 1982-83 7. .828 Steve Silverberg (53-11), 1976-79 8. .819 Nick Sulzer (122-27), 2011-15 9. .797 Dave Wendell (45-10-4), 1972-75 10. .793 Jon Shurberg (31-7-3), 1965-68

WINS BY FALLSeason 1. 34 Scott Moore (2003-04) 2. 14 Brent Jones (2007-08) 3. 13 Rocco Caponi (2007-08) 13 Tim Foley (2003-04) 5. 12 Denton Spencer (2019-20) 12 Brent Jones (2008-09) 7. 11 Brent Jones (2009-10) 8. 11 Jim Harshaw (1998-99) 11 Matt Roth (1998-99) 10. 10 Quinn Miller (2019-20) 10 George DiCamillo (2016-17) 10 Matt Snyder (2009-10) 10 Derek Valenti (2009-10) 10 Bob Seidel (2002-03) 10 Josh Etu (2002-03) 10 Matt Roth (1997-98) Freshman 10 Matt Snyder (2009-10)Sophomore 14 Brent Jones (2007-08)Junior 13 Rocco Caponi (2007-08)Senior 34 Scott Moore (2003-04)

Career 1. 45 Brent Jones (2005-06, 2007-10) 2. 34 Scott Moore (2003-04) 3. 33 Matt Snyder (2009-13) 4. 28 Matt Roth (1995-96, 1998-99) 5. 26 Bob Seidel (1998-2003) 6. 24 Jim Harshaw (1996-99) 24 Rocco Caponi (2004-05, 2006-09) 8. 23 Tim Foley (1999-2004) 9. 22 Stephen Doty (2009-11, 2012-14) 10. 21 Josh Etu (1999-2003)


NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORYNCAA CHAMPIONASHIP FINISHES

Year Finish Points 1957 T10th 13 1973 T48th 2 1974 T57th 1 1975 T50th 2 1976 T60th 1 1978 T37th 3.5 1980 T66th 1 1983 T59th 1 1984 T57th 1 1985 T46th 3 1987 T49th 4 1988 T41st 5 1989 T27th 15 1990 T63rd 0.5 1992 T49th 3 1993 T62nd .5 1994 40th 4 1995 T39th 5 1996 T58th 1 1997 T38th 6.5 1998 T37th 8 1999 23rd 20.5 2000 T23rd 20.5 2001 T60th 2 2002 T45th 6 2003 T55th 2.5 2004 T16th 31 2007 47th 4 2008 40th 7 2009 34th 18 2010 15th 34 2011 T23rd 24 2012 T28th 17.5 2013 21st 23.5 2014 T23rd 18.5 2015 19th 26.5 2016 48th 3.5 2017 15th 29.5 2018 T31st 10.5 2019 23rd 20.5 2020 Not Wrestled due to COVID-19

VIRGINIA’S ALL-TIME NCAA QUALIFIERS2020* Jack Mueller 125 (4) Louie Hayes 133 (20) Denton Spencer^ 149 Justin McCoy 157 (27) Cam Coy 165 (32) Jay Aiello 197 (7) Quinn Miller 285 (23)2019 Jack Mueller 125 (5) Sam Krivus 141 Cam Coy 165 Will Schany 184 Jay Aiello 197 (7)2018 Louie Hayes 125 (12) Jack Mueller 133 (10) Sam Krivus 149 Andrew Atkinson 165 Will Schany 174 Tyler Love 2852017 Jack Mueller 125 (10) George DiCamillo 141 (6) Sam Krivus 149 Andrew Atkinson 1572016 Nick Hermann 125 George DiCamillo 133 (6) Andrew Atkinson 157 Zach Nye 197 (14) Patrick Gillen 2852015 Nick Herrmann 125 George DiCamillo 133 (12) Joe Spisak 141 Andrew Atkinson 157 Nick Sulzer 165 (4) Blaise Butler 174 (5) Zach Nye 1972014 Nick Herrmann 125 Joe Spisak 141 (16) Gus Sako 149 (7) Blaise Butler 157 (10) Nick Sulzer 165 (3) Stephen Doty 174 (11) Jon Fausey 184 Zach Nye 1972013 Matt Snyder 125 (8) George DiCamillo 133 (11) Joe Spisak 141 Derek Valenti 149 Jedd Moore 157 (12) Nick Sulzer 165 (8) Jon Fausey 174 Stephen Doty 184 Mike Salopek 1972012 Matt Snyder 125 (11) Matt Nelson 133 Nick Nelson 141 (7)

Gus Sako 149 Nick Sulzer 165 Jon Fausey 184 (12)2011 Matt Snyder 125 Joe Spisak 133 Nick Nelson 141 Derek Valenti 149 Jack Danilkowicz 285 Chris Henrich 174 (5) Jon Fausey 1842010 Jack Danilkowicz 285 Ross Gitomer 125 Derek Valenti 141 Shawn Harris 149 Dan Gonsor 157 Chris Henrich 174 (3) Mike Salopek 184 Brent Jones 1972009 Chris Henrich 174 (8) Rocco Caponi 184 Brent Jones 197 (12) Nick Nelson 141 Jedd Moore 157 Kellon Balum 149 Matt Bonson 133

2008 Ross Gitomer 125 Chris Henrich 174 Rocco Caponi 184 (11) 2007 Eric Albright 133 Rocco Caponi 184 (12)2005 Paul Bjorlo 157 Rocco Caponi 1742004 Scott Moore 141 (1)

Tim Foley 165 (11)2003 Joe Alexander 133 Bob Seidel 141 Tim Foley 157 Josh Etu% 2852002 Tim Foley 157 Jimi Massey 184 Ryan Painter^ 285 Joe Alexander% 1332001 Joe Alexander 133 Greg Francesca 165

Jimi Massey 1842000 Steve Garland 125 (8) P.J. Bory 141 John Pozniak 149 Ryan McGrath 184 Ryan Painter^ 2851999 Matt Roth 125 (9) Jim Harshaw 165 (11)1998 Steve Garland 118 Matt Roth 126 Jason Mutarelli 134 Jim Harshaw 150 Alex Leykikh 158 Tom Shaw 177 Martius Harding 1901997 Steve Garland 126 Jason Mutarelli 134 Jim Harshaw 150 Alex Leykikh 158

Martius Harding 177 Craig Fenstermaker 190 Zach Feldman 2751996 Matt Roth 126 Jim Harshaw 150 Howie Miller 167 Craig Fenstermaker 190 Zach Feldman 2751995 Matt Roth 118 Jason Mutarelli 126

Mike Krafchick 142 (5) Howie Miller 167

Gage Short 1771994 Mike Krafchick 142 (7) Chris Jordan 150

Tim Winterstein 1581993 Jody Jackson 134

Howie Miller 1671992 Mike Krafchick 126 Jody Jackson 1341991 Mike Krafchick 126 Jody Jackson 134

Rick Brzozinsky 142 John Matyiko 2751990 Rick Brzozinsky 1421989 Derek Capanna 177 (4) John Matyiko HWT (5) Jody Jackson 126

Kris Felthousen 1421988 John Viola 134 Derek Capanna 177

Bill Wagner 190 John Matyiko 2751987 Buddy Blaha 134 John Parr 142

Gary Fischbein 158 John Wagner 1771985 Hans Houser 118 Buddy Blaha 126 John Parr 134 Roger Mello UNL

1984 John Parr 134 Buddy Kerr 1581983 Jim Pagano 126 (9) John Parr 1341982 Jim Pagano 118 Buddy Kerr 1421981 Buddy Kerr 142 Tim Wagner 1501980 Chris Xakellis 1341979 Chris Xakellis 1341978 Steve Silverberg 134 Bob Harwick 142

Jerry Young 1581977 Bob Harwick 1421976 Steve Silverberg 126 Mike McGonigal 134

Bob Harwick 1421975 Dave Wendall 126 Mike McGonigal 134

Mett Bacharach 150 Bill Voliva 1901974 Mett Bacharach 150 Bill Voliva 1901973 Dave Wendall 126 Mike McGonigal 134

Tom Derrickson 158 Kevin Michaels 1671972 Kevin Michaels 1771971 John Pegues 142 Kevin Michaels 1901970 Kim Hatcher 118 Sheldon Zablow 134

John Pegues 1421969 John Pegues 1371968 Jonathan Shurberg 1151966 Jonathan Shurberg 1151964 Cary Stewart 1671962 Ted Mallen 177 Harry Lake 1911960 Stan Reed 137 Bill DeButts 1671957 Henry Wise 115 Ben Petrelli 177

Henry Jordan HWT (4)^ alternate selection% selected but unable to compete because of injury(#) denotes national seed/class* Championship not wrestled due to COVID-19

FOUR-TIME NCAA QUALIFIERSAndrew Atkinson (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)

Rocco Caponi (2005, 2007, 2008, 2009)

George DiCamillo (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017)

Jon Fausey (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)

Jim Harshaw (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)

Chris Henrich (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)

Mike Krafchick (1991, 1992, 1994, 1995)

Jack Mueller (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020)

John Parr (1983, 1984, 1985, 1987)

Matt Roth (1995, 1996, 1998, 1999)

Nick Sulzer (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)

Joe Spisak (2011, 2013, 2014, 2015)

GORRIARAN TROPHY WINNERS

Scott Moore - 2004Brent Jones - 2010

ALL-AMERICANSYear Name Finish Weight1957 Henry Jordan 2nd HWT1989 Derek Capanna 4th 1771989 John Matyiko 8th HWT1994 Mike Krafchick 5th 1421999 Matt Roth 7th 1251999 Jim Harshaw 8th 1652000 Steve Garland 2nd 1252004 Tim Foley 8th 1572004 Scott Moore 3rd 1412009 Chris Henrich 7th 1742010 Chris Henrich 3rd 1742011 Chris Henrich 6th 1742011 Derek Valenti 8th 1492013 Jedd Moore 6th 1572013 Nick Sulzer 8th 1652014 Nick Sulzer 4th 1652015 Nick Sulzer 5th 1652017 Jack Mueller 6th 1252017 George DiCamillo 2nd 1412019 Jack Mueller 2nd 1252020* Jack Mueller -- 125 2020* Jay Aiello -- 197*No NCAA Championship due to COVID-19


ACC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORYACC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

19741975197720102015

ACC CHAMPIONSHIPSMOST OUTSTANDING WRESTLER

John Pegues - 1971Kevin Michaels - 1972

Steve Silverberg - 1976, 1978Chris Xakellis - 1980Tim Wagner - 1981Matt Roth - 1999

Scott Moore - 2004Brent Jones - 2009

ACC WRESTLER OF THE YEAR

Matt Roth - 1999Steve Garland - 2000Scott Moore - 2004

George DiCamillo - 2017

ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Eric Albright - 2006Chris Henrich - 2008Jack Mueller - 2017

THREE-TIME ACC CHAMPIONSJohn Pegues - 1969-70-71

Kevin Michaels - 1971-72-73Bob Harwick - 1976-77-78Buddy Kerr - 1981-82-84

Jim Harshaw - 1997-98-99Rocco Caponi - 2007-08-09

George DiCamillo - 2013-15-16

ACC COACH OF THE YEAR

Steve Garland - 2010

ACC CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES

Year Finish Points1956 2nd 631957 2nd 521958 2nd 631959 3rd 521960 2nd 511961 3rd 311962 3rd 421963 2nd 651964 3rd 451965 2nd 601966 4th 391967 2nd 621968 4th 431969 2nd 681970 2nd 851971 2nd 671972 2nd 711973 2nd 871974 1st 1241975 1st 751976 3rd 58.51977 1st 821978 3rd 60.251979 4th 441980 5th 40.251981 4th 421982 5th 32.51983 4th 43.251984 4th 61.251985 4th 43.251986 6th 13.251987 4th 451988 5th 30.51989 4th 46.51990 6th 151991 5th 341992 5th 29.51993 5th 181994 4th 281995 2nd 641996 4th 481997 2nd 881998 2nd 831999 2nd 70.52000 3rd 59.52001 2nd 732002 3rd 662003 3rd 682004 2nd 762005 4th 532006 3rd 612007 4th 45.52008 2nd 84.52009 2nd 682010 1st 85.52011 3rd 692012 2nd 73.52013 2nd 90.52014 3rd 61.52015 1st 85.52016 4th 44.02017 4th 52.52018 5th 342019 6th 27.52020 4th 60.5

VIRGINIA’S ALL-TIME ACC CHAMPIONSYear Wt. Name 1955 123 Colin Steele 167 Bernard Schwab 1956 123 Colin Steele 167 Ben Petrilli 1957 115 Sandy Wise HWT Henry Jordan1958 157 Charles Gaudry 1960 HWT Landon Hilliard 1962 191 Harry Lake 1963 123 Pete Harrison 1965 130 Bob Rhoads 1968 123 Jon Shurberg 1969 137 John Pegues 1970 118 Kim Hatcher 134 Shelly Zablow 142 John Pegues1971 142 John Pegues 190 Kevin Michaels1972 177 Kevin Michaels1973 126 Dave Wendell 134 Mike McGonigal 158 Tom Derrickson 167 Kevin Michaels1974 150 Matt Bacharach 167 Tom Derrickson 190 Bill Voliva1975 126 Dave Wendell 134 Mike McGonigal 150 Matt Bacharach 190 Bill Voliva1976 126 Steve Silverberg 142 Bob Harwick1977 142 Bob Harwick1978 134 Steve Silverberg 142 Bob Harwick 158 Jerry Young1979 134 Chris Xakellis1980 134 Chris Xakellis1981 142 Buddy Kerr 150 Tim Wagner1982 142 Buddy Kerr1983 126 Jim Pagano1984 158 Buddy Kerr1985 134 John Parr HWT Roger Mello1988 177 Derek Capanna1989 177 Derek Capanna HWT John Matyiko1995 126 Jason Mutarelli 142 Mike Krafchick 177 Gage Short1996 167 Howie Miller1997 126 Steve Garland 150 Jim Harshaw 177 Martius Harding1998 134 Jason Mutarelli 150 Jim Harshaw 158 Alex Leykikh1999 125 Matt Roth 165 Jim Harshaw 197 Craig Fenstermaker2000 141 P.J. Bory 184 Ryan McGrath

Year Wt. Name 2001 165 Greg Francesca 184 Jimi Massey2002 133 Joe Alexander 157 Tim Foley 184 Jimi Massey2003 141 Bob Seidel HWT Josh Etu2004 141 Scott Moore 157 Tim Foley2005 157 Paul Bjorlo2007 184 Rocco Caponi2008 125 Ross Gitomer 184 Rocco Caponi2009 174 Chris Henrich 184 Rocco Caponi 197 Brent Jones2010 174 Chris Henrich 184 Mike Salopek2012 125 Matt Snyder 141 Nick Nelson 184 Jon Fausey2013 133 George DiCamillo2014 157 Blaise Butler 165 Nick Sulzer2015 133 George DiCamillo 165 Nick Sulzer2016 133 George DiCamillo2019 125 Jack Mueller2020 197 Jay Aiello


ACADEMIC HONORS & AWARDSACC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

2006 ...........................................................Nick Alparone Scott Smith2007 ............................................................. Scott Smith2008 .......................................................Jack Danilkowicz Nick Nelson2009 ...........................................................Rocco Caponi Calvin Cardillo Peter Ferrara2010 .......................................................Jack Danilkowicz Stephen Doty Dave Ebbott Ross Gitomer Brent Jones Pat Riley Matt Snyder2011 .......................................................Jack Danilkowicz Stephen Doty Dave Ebbott Jon Fausey Shawn Harris Nick Nelson Matt Snyder Joe Spisak2012 ..............................................................Matt Snyder Jon Fausey Shawn Harris Ethan Hayes Ryan Malo Matt Nelson Nick Nelson2013 ..............................................................Matt Snyder Jon Fausey Jedd Moore Mike Salopek Derek Valenti2014 ...............................................................Nick Sulzer Jon Fausey2015 ................................................................Joe Spisak Nick Sulzer2016................................................................. Zach Nye Andrew Atkinson Garrett Peppelman Chris Yankowich2017....................................................... Andrew Atkinson Ray Bethea George DiCamillo Will Mason Jack Mueller2018....................................................... Andrew Atkinson Louie Hayes2019...............................................................Louie Hayes Will Schany2020...................................................................Jay Aiello Michael Battista Louie Hayes Justin McCoy

GUS TEBELL MEMORIAL AWARDAwarded to the Virginia fourth-year male student-athlete with the highest scholastic average throughout his four years.

Brian Black .............................................................. 1995Zach Feldman .......................................................... 1997Noah Kaufman ......................................................... 1999Peter Ferrara ............................................................ 2009Matt Snyder ............................................................. 2012Garrett Peppelman ................................................... 2018

VIRGINIA SCHOLAR-ATHLETESAwarded to only one senior student-athlete at Virginia who has shown exceptional performance both on the athletic field and in the classroom. *David Wendell ....................................................... 1975Mike McGonigal ....................................................... 1976*Gary Friedman ....................................................... 1978Jim Pagano .............................................................. 1983Buddy Blaha ............................................................ 1987Derek Capanna ........................................................ 1989Mike Krafchick ......................................................... 1995Howie Miller ............................................................. 1996Zach Feldman .......................................................... 1997Bob Seidel ............................................................... 2003Matt Snyder ............................................................. 2013Nick Sulzer ............................................................... 2015*Jim Weaver Scholarship

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAMatt Snyder ................................. 2012, 2013 (3rd team)

ACC SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEARMatt Snyder ...................................................2012, 2013

NWCA SCHOLAR All-AMERICAMike Krafchick .................................... 1992, 1994, 1995Howie Miller ...................................................1993, 1996Christopher Jordan ................................................... 1994Matt Roth ........................................... 1995, 1996, 1999Zach Feldman ................................................1996, 1997Jim Harshaw ............................................................ 1999Scott Moore ............................................................. 2004Tim Foley ................................................................. 2004Pete Ferrara ............................................................. 2009Ross Gitomer ........................................................... 2010Jack Danilkowicz ...................................................... 2011Jon Fausey ................................2011, 2012, 2013, 2014Matt Snyder ........................................ 2011, 2012, 2013Matt Nelson ............................................................. 2012Nick Nelson ............................................................. 2012Stephen Doty ........................................................... 2013Jedd Moore .............................................................. 2013Mike Salopek ........................................................... 2013Joe Spisak .......................................... 2013, 2014, 2015Nick Sulzer .......................................... 2013, 2014, 2015Derek Valenti ............................................................ 2013Andrew Atkinson ................................. 2015, 2016, 2018Zach Nye.................................................................. 2016Louie Hayes ...................................................2018, 2020Will Schany .............................................................. 2019Jay Aiello .................................................................. 2020Justin McCoy ............................................................ 2020*known as NWCA Academic All-America prior to 2005

2x Academic All-America2x ACC Scholar Athlete of the Year

Matt Snyder


ALL-TIME RESULTS1920-21 (1-1)Coach: Bobby MainfortFeb 11 @ West Virginia L, 10-22 Feb 26 VMI W, 28-6

1921-22 (2-4)Coach: Nita SmithJan 14 @ Washington & Lee L, 10-25 Jan 21 @ West Virginia L, 5-28 Feb 4 @ Virginia Tech L, 6-21 Feb 11 @ VMI W, 17-10 Feb 17 @ Pennsylvania L, 10-16 Mar 1 Duke W, 16-11

1922-23 (2-4)Coach: Pop LanniganFeb 3 Virginia Tech W, 18-3 Feb 9 @ Penn State L, 0-33 Feb 11 @ Pennsylvania L, 3-22 Feb 16 @ West Virginia L, 5-28 Feb 24 VMI L, 5-21 Mar 3 Washington & Lee W, 23-0

1923-24 (0-5)Coach: H. D. ThomasJan 28 North Carolina L, 3-13 Feb 15 @ Washington & Lee L, 3-13 Feb 16 @ Virginia Tech L, 3-13 Feb 16 @ VMI L, 0-26 Feb 22 @ Virginia Tech L, 0-16

1924-25 (2-3)Coach: H. D. ThomasJan 31 Virginia Tech L, 3-18 Feb 5 @ Washington & Lee L, 11-20 Feb 12 @ NC State W, 15-10 Feb 13 @ North Carolina W, 12-11Feb 21 VMI L, 8-21

1925-26 (0-4)Coach: Lewis W. Graves, Jr.Jan 23 @ Virginia Tech L, 0-29 Feb 10 @ VMI L, 3-28 Feb 12 North Carolina L, 3-26 Feb 27 Washington & Lee L, 9-16

1926-27 (1-3)Coach: W. C. LiggettJan 15 @ Washington & Lee L, 3-26 Jan 24 NC State W, 13.5-11.5Feb 12 VMI L, 6-23 Feb 21 Virginia Tech L, 4.5-22.5

1927-28 (0-5)Coach: Walter C. LiggettJan 28 @ VMI L, 4.5-26.5 Feb 6 Washington & Lee L, 7.5-19.5 Feb 18 @ Virginia Tech L, 1.5-29.5 Feb 24 @ NC State L, 8-21 Feb 25 @ North Carolina L, 9-14

1928-29 (1-5)Coach: Lewis W. Graves, Jr.Jan 21 N.C. State W, 21-13 Jan 26 @ Virginia Tech L, 6-26 Feb 2 @ Washington & Lee L, 14-16 Feb 9 @ North Carolina L, 11-21 Feb 10 @ Duke L, 9-17 Feb 23 @ VMI L, 10.5-19.5

1929-30 (2-3)Coach: Lewis W. Graves, Jr.Jan 18 Washington & Lee L, 0-36 Jan 25 Virginia Tech L, 3-29 Feb 1 @ William & Mary W, 20-13 Feb 10 Medical College W, 20.5-9.5Feb 24 Davidson L, 14.5-17.5

1945-46 (2-2-1)Coach: Frank FingerJan 12 @ Duke T, 14-14 Jan 19 Johns Hopkins W, 35-3 Jan 26 @ North Carolina L, 8-22 Feb 4 Gallaudet W, 28-10 Feb 8 North Carolina L, 8-24

1946-47 (5-4)Coach: Frank FingerDec 18 Loyola W, 31-3 Jan 14 @ Washington & Lee L, 9-17 Jan 21 Virginia Tech W, 17-12 Jan 25 VMI L, 5-27 Jan 28 Gallaudet W, 26-10Feb 21 NC State L, 13-17 Feb 24 Duke W, 21-16 Mar 1 Apprentice W, 17-13Mar 3 @ North Carolina L, 5-29

1947-48 (4-4)Coach: Frank FingerDec 13 Gallaudet W, 29-5 Jan 10 @ Virginia Tech W, 19-9 Jan 13 Washington & Lee L, 4-26 Jan 16 @ Apprentice W, 21-11 Feb 4 @ Franklin & Marshall L, 9-23 Feb 14 Maryland W, 17-15Feb 21 @ NC State L, 8-26 Feb 25 @ VMI L, 3-23

1948-49 (1-7)Coach: Frank FingerDec 13 @ Washington & Lee L, 7-28 Dec 18 Franklin & Marshall L, 5-26 Dec 20 Gallaudet W, 22-7 Jan 13 VMI L, 6-24 Jan 17 Virginia Tech L, 12-17 Feb 12 @ Temple L, 10-21 Feb 25 @ Johns Hopkins L, 5-26 Feb 26 @ Maryland L, 2-23

1949-50 (4-5)Coach: Frank FingerDec 10 @ Davidson W, 27-5 Dec 16 Johns Hopkins L, 11-19 Dec 19 Gallaudet W, 21-3 Jan 7 @ Penn State L, 5-26 Jan 13 Temple W, 18-11 Feb 11 West Virginia L, 5-22 Feb 16 @ VMI L, 5-26 Feb 23 Washington & Lee L, 2-27 Feb 28 Virginia Tech W, 18-9

1950-51 (8-3)Coach: Frank FingerDec 15 @ Johns Hopkins W, 24-8 Jan 8 @ Gallaudet W, 20-10 Jan 13 Penn State L, 8-28 Feb 1 @ Kings Point W, 27-5 Feb 3 @ Hofstra L, 8-28 Feb 10 Virginia Tech W, 17-13 Feb 16 VMI W, 14-12 Feb 22 Davidson W, 29-2 Feb 26 @ Washington & Lee W, 14-13 Mar 2 West Virginia W, 18-11Mar 3 @ Navy L, 6-24

1951-52 (6-3)Coach: Frank FingerDec 14 Johns Hopkins W, 28-5 Jan 11 @ Penn State L, 0-34 Feb 2 Gallaudet W, 21-5 Feb 9 @ Virginia Tech W, 16-11 Feb 15 @ VMI W, 16-15 Feb 23 North Carolina W, 31-3 Feb 26 Washington & Lee W, 23-3 Mar 5 West Virginia L, 6-20 Mar 10 Franklin & Marshall L, 5-20

1952-53 (5-4)Coach: Frank FingerDec 12 @ Johns Hopkins W, 24-5 Jan 10 Penn State L, 0-30 Jan 17 @ North Carolina W, 25-3 Jan 20 @ Gallaudet W, 25-3 Feb 16 Virginia Tech L, 14-16 Feb 20 VMI W, 20-11 Feb 27 @ Washington & Lee L, 9-19 Mar 2 NC State W, 21-8Mar 7 @ Franklin & Marshall L, 8-18

1953-54 (4-5, 1-1 ACC)Coach: Verne UllomDec 18 Maryland L, 13-18 Jan 9 Delaware W, 27-3 Jan 16 Gallaudet W, 26-5 Jan 20 @ NC State W, 17-9 Feb 6 @ Virginia Tech W, 14-11 Feb 13 @ Gettysburg L, 14-16 Feb 20 @ VMI L, 11-23 Feb 26 Washington & Lee L, 8-22 Mar 6 Franklin & Marshall L, 5-26

1954-55 (9-2, 4-1 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 9 @ Gallaudet W, 22-8 Dec 13 NC State W, 26-6 Dec 16 @ Maryland L, 9-15 Jan 8 @ Delaware W, 17-9 Jan 15 Virginia Tech L, 12-18 Feb 5 @ North Carolina W, 28-8 Feb 8 Wake Forest W, 27-10 Feb 12 @ Franklin & Marshall W, 24-8 Feb 15 Duke W, 27-3 Feb 18 VMI W, 14-11 Feb 25 @ Washington & Lee W, 16-14

1955-56 (7-2, 4-1 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 10 @ NC State W, 27-3 Dec 16 Maryland L, 8-19 Jan 7 Wake Forest W, 38-0 Jan 14 @ Virginia Tech L, 16-18 Feb 7 @ Gallaudet W, 19-10 Feb 14 @ Duke W, 19-9 Feb 18 North Carolina W, 36-0 Feb 22 @ VMI W, 22-6 Feb 25 Washington & Lee W, 24-6 ACC Championships 2nd, 63 pts

1956-57 (5-4, 3-2 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 8 Duke W, 17-9 Dec 14 @ Maryland L, 9-25 Jan 4 @ North Carolina L, 15-16 Jan 5 @ Wake Forest W, 31-3 Jan 12 @ Washington & Lee W, 18-14 Feb 2 @ Gallaudet W, 14-13 Feb 9 Virginia Tech L, 11-23 Feb 20 VMI L, 14-18 Feb 23 NC State W, 26-6 ACC Championships 2nd, 52 pts Mar 29-30 NCAA Championships T10th, 13 pts

1957-58 (5-4, 4-1 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 6 North Carolina W, 25-11 Dec 13 @ NC State W, 29-7 Dec 14 @ Duke W, 19-11 Dec 18 @ VMI L, 13-20 Jan 11 Washington & Lee W, 24-5 Feb 5 @ Gallaudet L, 12-18 Feb 15 Maryland L, 0-32 Feb 21 Virginia Tech L, 11-23 Feb 28 Wake Forest W, 30-7 ACC Championships 2nd, 63 pts

1958-59 (5-3-1, 3-1-1 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 5 @ Wake Forest W, 31-5 Dec 6 @ North Carolina W, 16-14 Dec 13 VMI L, 12-16 Dec 17 Duke W, 20-12 Jan 7 @ Gallaudet W, 19-11 Jan 17 Virginia Tech L, 7-27 Feb 13 NC State T, 18-18 Feb 20 @ Maryland L, 4-28 Mar 2 @ Washington & Lee W, 18-14 ACC Championships 3rd, 52 pts

1959-60 (3-6-1, 3-2 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 4 North Carolina W, 16-15 Dec 11 @ NC State L, 15-18 Dec 12 @ Duke W, 16-14 Dec 17 @ VMI L, 11-21 Jan 9 @ Gallaudet T, 16-16 Jan 15 @ Virginia Tech L, 8-26 Jan 16 Wake Forest W, 36-0 Feb 12 The Citadel L, 11-21Feb 19 Maryland L, 8-24 Feb 29 Washington & Lee L, 13-16 ACC Championships 2nd, 51 pts

1960-61 (2-6, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 3 @ North Carolina L, 11-19 Dec 10 Duke W, 19-11 Dec 15 NC State W, 22-5 Jan 10 Virginia Tech L, 3-29 Feb 14 VMI L, 0-31 Feb 17 The Citadel L, 5-33 Feb 21 @ Maryland L, 0-36 Feb 27 @ Washington & Lee L, 0-28 ACC Championships 3rd, 31 pts

1961-62 (4-4, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 2 North Carolina W, 20-8 Dec 8 Gettysburg W, 19-9 Dec 15 @ NC State W, 19-9 Dec 16 @ Duke W, 27-3 Jan 6 @ VMI L, 3-29 Feb 6 @ Virginia Tech L, 0-30 Feb 17 Maryland L, 0-32 Feb 26 Washington & Lee L, 12-16 ACC Championships 3rd, 42 pts

1962-63 (8-2, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Frank FingerDec 1 Duke W, 23-3 Dec 7 @ Maryland L, 2-23 Dec 8 Gallaudet W, 16-14 Jan 7 @ North Carolina W, 25-2 Jan 11 VMI W, 19-9

Jan 17 Virginia Tech W, 17-12 Feb 14 @ Hampden-Sydney W, 28-3 Feb 19 NC State W, 20-5 Feb 22 The Citadel L, 13-14 Feb 25 @ Washington & Lee W, 19-8 ACC Championships 2nd, 65 pts

1963-64 (7-4, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Meb TurnerDec 4 @ Duke W, 22-8 Dec 6 Old Dominion W, 20-8 Dec 18 Maryland L, 10-21Jan 7 North Carolina W, 20-10 Jan 11 @ VMI W, 19-9 Jan 16 Hampden-Sydney W, 27-3 Feb 7 West Virginia L, 7-19 Feb 12 @ Gallaudet W, 20-8Feb 18 @ NC State L, 6-18 Feb 24 @ Virginia Tech L, 8-19 Feb 29 Washington & Lee W, 16-13 ACC Championships 3rd, 45 pts

1964-65 (6-5-1, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Meb TurnerDec 5 @ North Carolina W, 16-14 Dec 12 @ Gettysburg W, 17-8 Dec 15 Gallaudet W, 28-0 Dec 17 @ Maryland L, 2-25 Jan 6 @ Old Dominion L, 9-15 Jan 9 VMI W, 17-9 Jan 16 @ West Virginia L, 0-28 Feb 6 NC State W, 20-13 Feb 8 Appalachian State L, 11-14 Feb 16 Virginia Tech L, 12-14 Feb 23 Duke W, 24-7 Feb 27 @ Washington & Lee T, 12-12 ACC Championships 2nd, 60 pts

1965-66 (6-7, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Butch SchwabDec 3 @ NC State W, 21-14 Dec 10 North Carolina W, 19-16 Dec 14 Springfield L, 8-22 Dec 16 Franklin & Marshall L, 13-17 Dec 17 Princeton L, 7-25 Dec 17 Old Dominion W, 20-16 Jan 8 Gettysburg L, 12-17 Jan 14 Maryland L, 5-31 Feb 8 @ Gallaudet W, 35-0 Feb 11 @ VMI L, 14-17 Feb 18 @ Duke W, 23-8 Feb 22 Virginia Tech L, 9-22 Feb 26 Washington & Lee W, 22-13 ACC Championships 4th, 39 pts

1966-67 (6-7, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Butch SchwabDec 3 NC State W, 21-13 Dec 12 @ North Carolina W, 20-17 Dec 15 Franklin & Marshall L, 12-22 Dec 15 Old Dominion L, 15-20 Dec 16 @ William & Mary W, 25-6 Jan 7 @ Gettysburg L, 10-20 Jan 11 @ Maryland L, 3-40 Jan 13 West Virginia L, 10-30 Feb 4 Gallaudet W, 33-5 Feb 9 VMI L, 19-21 Feb 14 Duke W, 19-15 Feb 21 @ Virginia Tech L, 0-49 Feb 27 @ Washington & Lee W, 21-18 ACC Championships 2nd, 62 pts

1967-68 (2-6-1, 1-2-1 ACC)Coach: Mike CarusoDec 2 Virginia Tech L, 7-24 Dec 8 North Carolina W, 21-11 Jan 6 @ VMI L, 14-21 Jan 13 Maryland L, 0-31 Feb 7 @ West Chester L, 6-26 Feb 12 @ West Virginia L, 11-25 Feb 16 @ Duke T, 17-17 Feb 20 Washington & Lee W, 27-6 Feb 26 NC State L, 6-25 ACC Championships 4th, 43 pts

1968-69 (5-3, 2-2 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 3 Duke W, 22-13 Dec 9 NC State L, 9-20 Dec 14 Gettysburg W, 18-16 Jan 15 @ North Carolina W, 28-5 Feb 7 @ Maryland L, 5-32 Feb 12 VMI W, 18-17 Feb 18 @ Washington & Lee W, 24-11 Feb 22 @ Virginia Tech L, 6-23 ACC Championships 2nd, 68 pts


1969-70 (10-3, 4-0 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 5 vs. VCU% W, 33-3 Dec 5 @ VMI W, 29-7 Dec 6 @ Washington & Lee W, 35-5 Dec 13 North Carolina W, 32-8 Jan 9 @ Shippensburg L, 14-17 Jan 9 vs. Kutztown^ W, 28-8 Jan 10 vs. Mansfield^ W, 28-5 Jan 10 vs. Edinboro^ L, 15-17 Feb 7 William & Mary L, 14-21 Feb 13 @ Duke W, 31-3 Feb 14 @ NC State W, 17-15 Feb 21 Virginia Tech W, 26-13 Feb 27 Maryland W, 24-11 ACC Championships 2nd, 85 pts%Lexington, Va.^Shippensburg, Pa.

1970-71 (8-5, 3-1 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 5 VMI W, 26-5 Dec 5 VCU W, 35-3 Dec 11 @ Franklin & Marshall L, 14-17 Dec 11 vs. Harvard% L, 8-23 Dec 12 vs. William & Mary% L, 15-17 Jan 9 Washington & Lee W, 40-0 Jan 12 @ vs. Maryland L, 11-21 Feb 6 vs. Indiana L, 15-17 Feb 6 @ Virginia Tech W, 18-15 Feb 6 vs. Alabama W, 22-12 Feb 12 @ North Carolina W, 38-10 Feb 20 NC State W, 23-9 Feb 27 Duke W, 35-3 ACC Championships 2nd, 67 pts%Lancaster, Pa.^Blacksburg, Va. 1971-72 (8-4, 4-1 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 10 @ VCU W, 36-9 Dec 11 North Carolina W, 26-14 Dec 15 Maryland L, 5-35 Dec 17 @ William & Mary L, 12-21 Dec 17 vs. Tennessee% W, 24-15 Jan 15 @ Navy L, 5-30 Jan 15 vs. Harvard L, 14-23 Feb 5 @ Duke W, 31-9 Feb 5 vs. Georgia Tech W, 27-13 Feb 5 vs. NC State W, 21-11 Feb 12 Virginia Tech W, 32-7 Feb 19 @ Old Dominion W, 24-12 ACC Championships 2nd, 71 pts%Williamsburg, Va.^Annapolis, Md.#Durham, N.C. 1972-73 (9-4, 3-1 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 2 @ Bucknell W, 34-3 Dec 2 vs. Rutgers% W, 20-14 Dec 16 William & Mary L, 15-20 Jan 8 Slippery Rock L, 9-31 Jan 27 Delaware L, 16-20 Feb 3 NC State W, 33-11 Feb 3 Shippensburg W, 24-11 Feb 3 Duke W, 29-15 Feb 10 vs. Ohio State L, 9-25 Feb 10 vs. Old Dominion W, 27-9 Feb 10 @ Virginia Tech W, 23-9 Feb 13 VCU W, 30-15 Feb 17 @ North Carolina W, 42-3 ACC Championships 2nd, 87 ptsMar 8-10 NCAA Championships T48th, 2 pts%Lewisburg, Pa., ^Blacksburg, Va.

1973-74 (11-2, 3-1 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 10 @ Gettysburg W, 25-14 Jan 12 Old Dominion W, 30-15 Jan 19 vs. VCU W, 37-12 Jan 19 @ Howard W, 40-5 Jan 26 @ Delaware W, 21-13 Jan 28 Virginia Tech W, 36-4 Feb 2 vs. Duke W, 24-6 Feb 2 @ NC State W, 29-11 Feb 8 vs. American W, 26-11 Feb 8 vs. North Carolina W, 30-8 Feb 8 @ Maryland L, 15-21 Feb 16 @ William & Mary L, 11-26 Feb 20 Washington & Lee W, 39-5 ACC Championships 1st, 124 ptsMar 14-16 NCAA Championships T57th, 1 pt%Washington, D.C., ^Raleigh, N.C., #College Park, Md.

1974-75 (12-3, 4-0 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 6 @ Virginia Tech W, 36-6

Jan 7 @ Navy L, 5-29 Jan 10 @ Tennessee W, 22-14 Jan 14 Lafayette W, 35-0 Jan 14 Richmond W, 27-6 Jan 14 SUNY-Binghamton W, 21-11 Jan 18 NC State W, 29-7 Jan 25 Delaware W, 31-7 Jan 29 Gettysburg W, 25-8 Feb 7 Maryland W, 21-19 Feb 8 Duke W, 37-9 Feb 15 Wilkes L, 10-28 Feb 15 Army W, 21-12 Feb 15 William & Mary L, 14-18 Feb 22 @ North Carolina W, 28-14 ACC Championships 1st, 75 ptsMar 13-15 NCAA Championships T50th, 2 pts

1975-76 (4-5, 1-3 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 6 Virginia Tech W, 31-12 Jan 10 Richmond W, 32-9 Jan 10 Tennessee L, 11-25 Jan 10 SUNY-Binghamton L, 11-23 Jan 17 @ NC State L, 18-22 Feb 5 Maryland L, 15-16 Feb 7 @ Duke W, 30-6 Feb 14 @ William & Mary W, 30-7 Feb 20 North Carolina L, 17-18 ACC Championships 3rd, 58.5 ptsMar 11-13 NCAA Championships T60th, 1 pts

1976-77 (6-2, 3-1 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 15 @ Old Dominion W, 39-6 Jan 21 Virginia Tech W, 34-14 Jan 22 Tennessee L, 12-22 Feb 2 Maryland W, 22-15 Feb 5 @ Duke W, 31-9 Feb 12 @ William & Mary W, 21-20 Feb 20 @ NC State W, 21-11 Feb 26 North Carolina L, 13-22 ACC Championships 1st, 82 pts

1977-78 (5-5, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 7 vs. William & Mary L, 3-37 Jan 14 @ Old Dominion W, 38-12 Jan 14 vs. VCU W, 39-5 Jan 20 Virginia Tech W, 19-18 Jan 21 Tennessee W, 22-16 Feb 1 Maryland L, 18-24 Feb 4 Clemson L, 12-27 Feb 18 @ Duke W, 27-17 Feb 19 @ NC State L, 8-29 Feb 24 North Carolina L, 14-26 ACC Championships 3rd, 60.25 ptMar 16-18 NCAA Championships T37th, 3.5 pt%Norfolk, Va.

1978-79 (3-7, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 13 VCU W, 23-17 Jan 15 @ Tennessee L, 9-28 Jan 19 @ Virginia Tech L, 11-28 Jan 20 @ Clemson L, 7-34 Jan 26 @ North Carolina L, 3-42 Jan 31 William & Mary L, 15-33 Feb 3 NC State L, 17-27 Feb 9 @ Maryland L, 15-27 Feb 14 Duke W, 21-19 Feb 17 Old Dominion W, 30-10 ACC Championships 4th, 44 pts

1979-80 (6-6, 2-3 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 11 James Madison W, 24-20 Jan 12 Indiana-Pa. W, 31-12 Jan 15 @ VCU W, 22-17 Jan 19 Tennessee L, 20-21 Jan 30 @ William & Mary W, 25-12 Feb 2 @ NC State L, 8-36 Feb 5 Maryland L, 17-29 Feb 8 Virginia Tech L, 18-22 Feb 9 Clemson W, 29-10 Feb 16 North Carolina L, 17-23 Feb 17 @ Old Dominion L, 20-23 Feb 22 @ Duke W, 27-11 ACC Championships 5th, 40.25 ptMar 13-15 NCAA Championships T66th, 1 pt

1980-81 (5-8, 1-5 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 12 Indiana-Pa. W, 34-7 Jan 13 Duke L, 18-20 Jan 14 @ Georgia Tech W, 26-19 Jan 16 vs. Clemson L, 15-24 Jan 17 vs. Marshall W, 33-18 Jan 17 @ Tennessee L, 2-44 Jan 23 VCU W, 28-18 Jan 24 James Madison W, 23-16 Feb 6 @ Maryland L, 19-23 Feb 7 NC State L, 6-37

Feb 11 William & Mary L, 20-24 Feb 14 @ North Carolina L, 6-36 Feb 21 Old Dominion L, 18-22 ACC Championships 4th, 42 pts%Knoxville, Tenn.

1981-82 (6-8, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 11 @ Shippensburg W, 25-14 Jan 12 @ Gettysburg W, 37-9 Jan 15 Hofstra L, 21-24 Jan 21 @ James Madison L, 16-30 Jan 23 Franklin & Marshall W, 33-9 Jan 23 Tennessee L, 3-32 Feb 3 @ William & Mary W, 29-10 Feb 6 Clemson L, 18-23 Feb 7 @ NC State L, 11-32 Feb 8 @ Duke W, 24-14 Feb 12 Virginia Tech W, 31-10 Feb 13 North Carolina L, 10-29 Feb 17 Maryland L, 13-26 Feb 21 @ Old Dominion L, 9-31 ACC Championships 5th, 32.5 pts

1982-83 (4-6, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 11 Duke W, 34-8 Jan 15 @ Appalachian State W, 26-12 Jan 15 @ Tennessee L, 11-28 Jan 17 @ Clemson L, 8-32 Jan 20 James Madison W, 26-12 Jan 23 @ Maryland L, 7-36 Feb 2 William & Mary W, 26-17 Feb 5 N.C. State L, 4-44 Feb 11 @ North Carolina L, 10-27 Feb 18 Old Dominion L, 14-28 ACC Championships 4th, 43.25 ptMar 10-12 NCAA Championships T59th, 1 pt

1983-84 (10-2, 5-1 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 12 Missouri L, 17-19 Jan 15 Tennessee W, 20-12 Jan 16 @ Duke W, 44-0 Jan 20 @ James Madison W, 22-17 Jan 21 Maryland W, 20-13 Jan 21 American W, 39-3 Jan 21 Georgia Tech W, 44-3 Feb 4 @ William & Mary W, 28-10 Feb 5 @ NC State W, 21-17 Feb 10 Clemson W, 28-11 Feb 11 North Carolina L, 15-20 Feb 18 Virginia Tech W, 36-11 ACC Championships 4th, 61.25 ptMar 8-10 NCAA Championships T57th, 1 pt

1984-85 (5-3, 2-3 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 8 @ American W, 25-16 Jan 18 Duke W, 37-7 Feb 1 William & Mary W, 49-9 Feb 2 NC State L, 10-24 Feb 8 @ North Carolina L, 12-26 Feb 15 Clemson L, 16-28 Feb 16 @ Maryland W, 22-20 Feb 22 @ Virginia Tech W, 33-12 ACC Championships 4th, 43.25Feb 14-16 NCAA Championships T46th, 3 pts

1985-86 (1-7-1, 0-5 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 17 @ James Madison L, 15-34 Jan 18 @ Duke L, 9-30 Jan 29 @ William & Mary T, 22-22 Feb 1 @ NC State L, 6-40 Feb 8 North Carolina L, 3-43 Feb 15 @ Clemson L, 12-40 Feb 16 @ Tennessee L, 0-40 Feb 21 Virginia Tech W, 34-9 Feb 22 Maryland L, 8-32 ACC Championships 6th, 13.25

1986-87 (7-2, 4-2 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 16 James Madison W, 26-11 Jan 17 Duke W, 24-21 Jan 30 American W, 34-10 Jan 31 NC State L, 17-19 Feb 1 @ Old Dominion W, 25-12 Feb 7 @ North Carolina L, 4-34 Feb 13 @ Maryland W, 25-11 Feb 14 William & Mary W, 37-0 Feb 20 Clemson W, 28-11 ACC Championships 4th, 45 ptsMar 19-21 NCAA Championships T49th, 4 pts

1987-88 (5-9, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 5 vs. Maryland% W, 19-18 Dec 5 @ Penn State L, 0-39 Dec 5 vs. Syracuse% L, 15-23 Dec 5 vs. Maryland% L, 18-19Jan 10 Old Dominion L, 15-20

Jan 15 @ James Madison W, 21-20 Jan 16 @ Duke W, 21-12 Jan 17 @ Clemson L, 20-23 Jan 29 @ NC State L, 3-45 Jan 30 George Mason L, 18-21 Feb 5 North Carolina L, 15-23 Feb 21 Maryland L, 15-27 Feb 23 @ American W, 28-11 Feb 26 @ Virginia Tech W, 45-3 ACC Championships 5th, 30.5 ptsMar 17-19 NCAA Championships T41st, 5 pts%State College, Pa.

1988-89 (8-6, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 10 vs. Winston-Salem% W, 37-9 Dec 10 vs. Appalachian State% L, 18-22 Dec 10 vs. Pembroke State% W, 24-17 Dec 10 vs. Campbell% W, 39-9 Jan 13 James Madison W, 23-13 Jan 14 Duke W, 20-13 Jan 17 @ Old Dominion W, 22-19 Jan 26 NC State L, 12-28 Jan 27 @ George Mason L, 14-26 Feb 3 @ North Carolina L, 7-33 Feb 10 Clemson L, 16-25 Feb 17 @ Virginia Tech W, 32-15 Feb 21 American W, 32-21 Feb 24 @ Maryland L, 17-27 ACC Championships 4th, 46.5Mar 16-19 NCAA Championships T27th, 15 pts%Raleigh, N.C.

1989-90 (2-15, 0-5 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsDec 3 vs. Morgan State% W, 35-12 Dec 3 vs. William & Mary% L, 13-30 Dec 3 vs. Syracuse% L, 14-24 Jan 7 Kent State L, 15-27 Jan 9 vs. Furman^ W, 30-15 Jan 9 vs. Nebraska^ L, 3-46 Jan 10 @ Clemson L, 4-40 Jan 12 @ Duke L, 18-22 Jan 13 @ James Madison L, 10-34 Jan 26 George Mason L, 6-37 Jan 27 @ NC State L, 4-42 Feb 3 North Carolina L, 6-48 Feb 7 @ William & Mary L, 3-31 Feb 16 Virginia Tech L, 18-24 Feb 17 Old Dominion L, 6-29 Feb 19 @ American L, 15-22 Feb 23 Maryland L, 6-36 ACC Championships 6th, 15 ptsMar 22-24 NCAA Championships T63rd, 0.5 pt%State College, Pa., ^Clemson, S.C.

1990-91 (5-7, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 9 James Madison W, 25-9 Jan 9 American W, 30-13 Jan 11 Duke W, 19-13 Jan 12 vs. Adams State% W, 26-7 Jan 25 @ George Mason L, 14-23 Jan 26 NC State L, 6-32 Feb 3 @ North Carolina L, 17-22 Feb 6 William & Mary L, 17-22 Feb 9 Clemson L, 11-29 Feb 10 @ Old Dominion L, 13-27 Feb 15 @ Virginia Tech W, 29-13 Feb 21 @ Maryland L, 12-26 ACC Championships 5th, 34 pts%Hampton, Va.

1991-92 (5-7-1, 1-3 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 11 vs. Indiana% L, 17-22 Jan 11 vs. Minnesota% L, 12-26 Jan 11 vs. Edinboro% L, 8-21 Jan 25 @ Duke W, 20-14 Jan 26 @ NC State L, 3-40 Feb 1 North Carolina L, 14-22 Feb 5 @ William & Mary W, 23-17 Feb 8 Old Dominion L, 16-18 Feb 8 James Madison W, 31-12 Feb 8 American W, 46-6 Feb 14 Virginia Tech T, 21-21 Feb 22 vs. VMI^ W, 27-14 Feb 22 @ Clemson L, 9-28 ACC Championships 5th, 29.5 ptsMar 19-21 NCAA Championships T49th, 3 pts%Hampton, Va., ^Clemson, S.C.


1992-93 (8-4, 1-4 ACC)Coach: George EdwardsJan 9 Drexel W, 20-13 Jan 11 vs. Davidson% W, 49-0 Jan 11 vs. William & Mary% W, 28-6 Jan 11 @ Apprentice School W, 43-6 Jan 23 Duke W, 24-16 Jan 30 @ North Carolina L, 3-37 Feb 5 NC State L, 9-31 Feb 13 Howard^ W, 35-9 Feb 13 @ Old Dominion W, 21-10 Feb 17 @ Maryland L, 6-40 Feb 20 VMI W, 25-19 Feb 20 Clemson L, 6-36 ACC Championships 5th, 18 ptsMar 18-20 NCAA Championships T62nd, 0.5 pt%Newport News, Va., ^Norfolk, Va.

1993-94 (3-7, 1-4 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinJan 7 @ Drexel L, 12-22 Jan 8 @ Rider L, 15-23 Jan 12 @ Duke W, 18-16 Jan 27 @ Virginia Tech W, 22-19 Jan 29 North Carolina L, 3-36 Feb 6 @ NC State L, 16-23 Feb 16 Maryland L, 12-20 Feb 19 vs. VMI% W, 23-12 Feb 19 @ Clemson L, 10-28 Feb 26 Bucknell L, 18-26 ACC Championships 4th, 28 ptsMar 17-19 NCAA Championships 40th, 4 pts%Clemson, S.C.

1994-95 (7-8-1, 3-2 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinJan 7 @ Brown L, 10-25 Jan 7 vs. Army% L, 12-18 Jan 7 vs. Cornell% L, 9-26 Jan 10 Duke W, 23-18 Jan 10 Lock Haven L, 12-30 Jan 16 vs. Virginia Tech W, 34-6 Jan 19 James Madison T, 20-20 Jan 27 @ North Carolina L, 10-31 Jan 28 @ Old Dominion L, 16-21 Feb 4 NC State L, 8-23 Feb 11 vs. Seton Hall^ W, 20-13 Feb 11 vs. Rutgers^ W, 24-12 Feb 11 @ Bloomsburg W, 22-17 Feb 15 @ Maryland W, 19-13 Feb 18 Clemson W, 26-11 ACC Championships 2nd, 64 ptsMar 16-18 NCAA Championships T39th, 5 pts%Providence, R.I., ^Bloomsburg, Pa.

1995-96 (9-8, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinJan 7 vs. Army% L, 15-18 Jan 7 vs. Cornell% L, 9-24 Jan 7 vs. Brown% W, 24-10 Jan 12 vs. Lehigh^ L, 12-30 Jan 12 vs. Wyoming^ L, 11-25 Jan 24 @ Duke W, 35-7 Jan 27 VMI W, 19-16Jan 27 North Carolina L, 3-30 Feb 7 @ NC State L, 3-31 Feb 10 @ Navy L, 11-18 Feb 10 vs. Howard# W, 32-9 Feb 10 vs. East Stroudsburg# W, 18-15 Feb 14 Maryland W, 21-13 Feb 16 @ James Madison W, 19-17 Feb 18 Old Dominion W, 18-16 Feb 24 Bucknell W, 26-7 Feb 25 @ Clarion L, 18-20 ACC Championships 4th, 48 ptsMar 21-23 NCAA Championships T58th, 1.0 pt%Chapel Hill, N.C., ^Hampton, Va., #Annapolis, Md.

1996-97 (11-5, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinDec 4 @ VMI L, 14-18 Jan 6 vs. Army% W, 28-11 Jan 6 @ Pennsylvania L, 0-39 Jan 6 vs. Brown% L, 19-21 Jan 11 @ Georgia State W, 28-12 Jan 11 vs. Illinois^ L, 3-34 Jan 11 vs. UT-Chattanooga^ W, 32-5 Jan 25 @ North Carolina L, 7-29 Jan 26 @ Virginia Tech W, 20-17 Feb 1 NC State W, 29-7 Feb 2 Duke W, 28-8 Feb 9 @ Old Dominion W, 37-6 Feb 11 @ Maryland W, 23-8 Feb 16 James Madison W, 31-9 Feb 22 Clarion W, 25-13 Mar 1 @ Bucknell W, 29-9 ACC Championships 2nd, 88 ptsMar 20-22 NCAA Championships T38th, 6.5 pts%Philadelphia, Pa., ^Atlanta, Ga.

1997-98 (8-7, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinDec 4 VMI W, 31-13 Jan 3 vs. Brown% L, 20-22 Jan 3 vs. Oklahoma% L, 9-31 Jan 3 vs. Wisconsin% L, 16-23 Jan 9 vs. Purdue^ L, 9-23 Jan 10 vs. Navy^ L, 18-19 Jan 23 North Carolina L, 12-18 Jan 24 The Citadel W, 25-12 Jan 24 Virginia Tech W, 25-12 Jan 30 @ Duke W, 33-3 Jan 31 @ NC State W, 25-12 Feb 6 Maryland W, 31-9 Feb 7 Old Dominion W, 31-9 Feb 7 Howard W, 58-0 Feb 22 @ Clarion L, 15-22 ACC Championships 2nd, 83 ptsMar 19-21 NCAA Championships T37th, 8 pts%Dallas, Texas, ^Hampton, Va.

1998-99 (9-5-1, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinDec 5 @ VMI W, 24-12 Jan 9 vs. Wyoming W, 22-17 Jan 9 vs. Brown W, 21-16 Jan 9 vs. No. 15 Oregon State L, 14-30 Jan 9 vs. No. 25 Edinboro T, 17-17 Jan 9 vs. No. 21 Cornell L, 7-31 Jan 9 vs. No. 20 Rider L, 9-27 Jan 15 @ North Carolina L, 6-32 Jan 16 @ Old Dominion W, 29-9 Jan 29 Duke W, 37-7 Jan 30 NC State L, 18-19 Feb 9 @ James Madison W, 24-13 Feb 13 Norfolk State W, 53-0 Feb 16 @ Maryland W, 23-13 Feb 20 Clarion W, 22-18 ACC Championships 2nd, 70.5 pts Mar 18-20 NCAA Championships 23rd, 20.5 pts

1999-2000 (5-6, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinDec 8 VMI W, 31-6 Jan 7 vs. No. 16 Northern Iowa% L, 10-35Jan 7 vs. North Carolina% L, 16-22 Jan 14 North Carolina L, 9-27 Jan 15 Navy L, 12-27 Jan 15 Old Dominion W, 32-7 Feb 9 James Madison W, 27-7 Feb 12 Virginia Tech L, 20-23 Feb 16 Maryland W, 27-10 Feb 20 @ NC State L, 9-27 Feb 20 @ Duke W, 31-7 ACC Championships 3rd, 59.5 ptsMar 16-18 NCAA Championships T23rd, 20.5 pt%Norfolk, Va. 2000-01 (6-8, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinNov 11 @ James Madison W, 26-10 Dec 1 Binghamton W, 26-13 Jan 5 @ Cornell L, 12-25 Jan 6 @ Lock Haven L, 10-33 Jan 12 vs. Central Michigan% L, 6-29 Jan 12 vs. James Madison% W, 19-14 Jan 13 vs. Rider% L, 6-32 Jan 27 NC State L, 10-23 Jan 27 Duke W, 19-15 Feb 3 @ North Carolina L, 12-24 Feb 4 @ Old Dominion W, 24-12 Feb 10 @ Virginia Tech L, 13-27 Feb 14 @ Maryland W, 20-15 Feb 17 Clarion L, 18-19 ACC Championships 2nd, 73 ptsMar 15-17 NCAA Championships T60th, 2 pts%Hampton, Va.

2001-02 (8-10, 2-2 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinJan 5 Lock Haven L, 12-29 Jan 5 George Mason W, 38-6 Jan 12 vs. No. 10 Missouri% L, 14-32 Jan 12 vs. Virginia Tech% L, 18-21 Jan 15 @ VMI L, 12-20 Jan 25 @ No. 12 West Virginia L, 3-44 Feb 1 North Carolina L, 9-31 Feb 2 Howard W, 32-12 Feb 2 Old Dominion W, 27-19 Feb 2 Kent State L, 10-33 Feb 9 James Madison L, 19-22 Feb 10 Virginia Tech L, 19-21 Feb 16 @ Duke W, 28-11 Feb 17 @ NC State L, 13-31 Feb 20 Maryland W, 18-16 Feb 24 @ American W, 37-9 Feb 24 vs. Eastern Michigan W, 24-13 Feb 24 vs. Bucknell W, 45-4 ACC Championships 3rd, 66 ptsMar 21-23 NCAA Championships T45th, 6 pts%Hampton, Va., ^Washington, D.C.

2002-03 (12-5, 4-0 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinJan 4 vs. No. 8 Nebraska% L, 9-34 Jan 4 vs. No. 18 Northern Iowa% L, 12-25Jan 4 vs. Wyoming% L, 13-32 Jan 4 vs. Stanford% W, 28-14 Jan 8 vs. VMI^ L, 9-27 Jan 15 @ James Madison W, 26-21 Jan 24 @ North Carolina W, 20-17 Jan 25 @ Davidson W, 36-11 Jan 25 vs. The Citadel# L, 17-19 Feb 1 @ Virginia Tech W, 18-16 Feb 8 Millersville W, 34-10 Feb 8 UNC-Greensboro W, 41-8 Feb 9 @ Old Dominion W, 34-13 Feb 15 NC State W, 25-12 Feb 15 Duke W, 29-6 Feb 19 @ Maryland W, 32-12 Feb 22 American W, 34-7 ACC Championships 3rd, 68 ptsMar 20-22 NCAA Championships T55th, 2.5 pts%Dallas, Texas, ^Richmond, Va., #Davidson, N.C.

2003-04 (10-7, 3-1 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinJan 7 vs. VMI W, 23-19 Jan 9 vs. No. 6 Nebraska% L, 10-32 Jan 9 vs. Cleveland State% L, 18-19 Jan 24 North Carolina W, 24-20 Jan 24 Davidson W, 38-8 Jan 31 Old Dominion W, 25-14 Jan 31 Kent State L, 10-29 Jan 31 Virginia Tech W, 31-8 Feb 7 @ No. 7 Lehigh L, 6-35 Feb 7 @ Drexel W, 21-18 Feb 8 @ George Mason W, 29-14 Feb 14 @ NC State W, 22-21 Feb 14 @ Duke L, 17-21 Feb 18 Maryland W, 25-15 Feb 21 James Madison W, 39-6 Feb 21 The Citadel L, 18-24 Feb 21 No. 15 Cornell L, 10-33 ACC Championships 2nd, 76 ptsMar 18-20 NCAA Championships T16th, 31 pts%Hampton, Va.

2004-05 (6-11, 1-4 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinNov 13 vs. Appalachian State W, 25-21 Nov 13 vs. Findlay W, 35-6 Nov 13 @ No. 19 Edinboro L, 6-26 Dec. 10 @ Virginia Tech L, 0-32 Jan 6 VMI W, 25-13 Jan 14 vs. Ohio% L, 15-18 Jan 14 vs. North Carolina% L, 9-25 Jan 14 vs. North Dakota State% L, 12-27 Jan 21 @ North Carolina L, 12-25 Jan 29 @ Kent State W, 28-12 Jan 30 vs. No. 17 Indiana L, 10-28 Jan 30 @ Ohio State L, 6-33 Feb 5 No. 5 Lehigh L, 13-22 Feb 11 NC State L, 9-21 Feb 18 Duke L, 15-19 Feb 19 @ Maryland W, 26-11 Feb 19 @ American W, 24-19 ACC Championships 4th, 53 pts%Virginia Duals

2005-06 (12-5, 4-1 ACC)Coach: Lenny BernsteinNov 11 vs. Gardner Webb W, 37-6 Nov 12 @ UNC Greensboro L, 9-25 Nov 12 vs. Anderson W, 38-3 Nov 20 @ Keystone Classic (Penn) 2nd, 109.5 ptsDec 2-3 @ Las Vegas Invite 30th, 24 ptsDec 29 @ UNCG Southern Scuffle 18th, 36.5 ptsJan 4 vs. VMI W, 26-9Jan 7 Virginia Intercollegiates% 2nd, 101.5 ptsJan 13 vs. Drexel L, 16-19 Jan 13 vs. North Dakota State W, 22-12 Jan 14 vs. Bloomsburg W, 22-12 Jan 14 vs. North Carolina L, 18-20 Jan 22 Ohio State L, 10-28 Jan 27 North Carolina W, 27-10 Jan 28 Virginia Tech W, 25-15 Feb 3 @ Old Dominion W, 19-17 Feb 5 Ohio W, 18-15 Feb 5 James Madison W, 25-18 Feb 11 NC State L, 15-22 Feb 11 Duke W, 25-13 Feb 17 Maryland W, 24-14 Mar 5 @ ACC Championships^ 3rd, 61 ptsMar 17-19 @ NCAA Championships# T-69th, 0 pts%Harrisonburg, Va., ^Lexington, Va., #Oklahoma City, Okla.

2006-07 (7-10, 2-3 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov 11 Liberty W, 31-9 Nov 11 George Mason W, 23-9 Nov 18 vs. Northwestern% L, 12-24 Nov 18 vs. Wisconsin% L, 7-30 Nov 18 vs. Purdue% L, 16-19 Dec 1-2 @ Las Vegas Invitational 20thDec 29-30 Southern Scuffle# 17th, 49 ptsJan 6 @ Va. Intercollegiates! 2nd, 179 ptsJan 12 Arizona State^ L, 19-21 Jan 12 VMI^ W, 28-9 Jan 13 Old Dominion^ L, 12-26 Jan 20 UNC-Greensboro W, 20-15 Jan 26 @ North Carolina L, 11-21 Jan 28 @ Virginia Tech W, 25-9 Feb 3 @ Ashland W, 38-3 Feb 3 @ Ohio L, 12-18 Feb 9 NC State L, 13-25 Feb 10 Duke W, 26-12 Feb 16 @ Maryland L, 12-30 Feb 18 No. 2 Iowa State L, 3-37 Mar 3 ACC Championships@ 4th, 45.5 ptsMar 15-17 NCAA Championships& 47th, 4.0 pts%Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Chapel Hill, N.C., !Norfolk, Va., ^Virginia Duals, #Greensboro, N.C., @Raleigh, N.C., &Auburn Hills, Mich.

2007-08 (18-5, 3-2 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov 3 Wagner W, 52-0 Anderson W, 45-3 VMI W, 42-3Nov 17 vs. Purdue1 W, 16-15 vs. Michigan State1 W, 29-10Nov 24 vs. Lehigh2 W, 23-12 vs. Clarion2 W, 30-10 vs. No. 5 Michigan2 L, 10-25 Dec 28-29 @ Southern Scuffle 6th/28, 91.5 ptsJan 5 Virginia Intercollegiates 2nd/6, 101 ptsJan 11 vs. Ohio3 W, 36-3 vs. Penn3 L, 14-16Jan 12 vs. Lock Haven3 W, 33-6 vs. Lehigh3 W, 27-9 vs. No. 19 Old Dominion3 L, 12-23 Jan 19 @ Appalachian State W, 24-10Jan 20 @ UNC Greensboro W, 24-18 vs. Davidson W, 45-4Jan 25 North Carolina W, 18-13Jan 27 vs. Virginia Tech4 L, 16-18Feb 2 Newberry W, 37-3 Campbell W, 48-0Feb 10 vs. NC State5 W, 30-12 @ Duke W, 19-15Feb 24 No. 22 Maryland* L, 15-16March 8 ACC Championships6 2nd/6, 84.5 ptMar. 20-22 NCAA Championships7 40th/7 pts1ACC-Big Ten Clash, Chapel Hill, N.C., 2Northeast Duals, Troy, N.Y., 3Virginia Duals, Hampton, Va., 4Rumble on the River, Richmond, Va., 5Durham, N.C., 6College Park, Md., 7St. Louis, Mo.

2008-09 (11-11, 2-3 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 15 vs. No. 12 Wisconsin1 L, 15-25 vs. No. 9 Illinois1 L, 7-39 vs. Michigan State1 W, 23-15Nov. 23 vs. No. 14 Penn State2 L, 15-19 vs. AIC2 W, 52-0Nov. 29 vs. No. 7 Oklahoma State3 L, 7-33 vs. Bucknell3 W, 30-11 vs. Harvard3 W, 36-11Dec. 29-30 at Southern Scuffle 7th, 88 ptsJan. 9 vs. Navy4 L, 15-20 vs. Clarion4 W, 28-9Jan. 10 vs. No. 24 Kent State4 L, 15-19Jan. 17 UNC Greensboro W, 27-13 Rutgers L, 15-28Jan. 18 Appalachian State W, 34-9Jan. 23 at North Carolina* L, 9-23Jan. 24 at Campbell W, 32-9Jan. 30 vs. George Mason W, 28-6Jan. 31 vs. No. 13 Virginia Tech* L, 12-21Feb. 8 at No. 18 Old Dominion L, 18-21Feb. 14 NC State* W, 23-13Feb. 15 Duke* W, 35-8Feb. 22 at Maryland* L, 15-25March 7 at ACC Championships5 2nd/68 ptsMar. 19-21 at NCAA Championships6 34th/18 pts1ACC/Big Ten Clash, Chapel Hill, N.C.; 2Sprawl and Brawl, Binghamton, N.Y.; 3Northeast Duals, Troy, N.Y.; 4Virginia Duals, Hampton, Va.; 5Blacksburg, Va.; 6St. Louis, Mo.


2009-10 (16-6, 3-2 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 7 Anderson W, 37-9 Campbell W, 36-6Nov. 15 vs. Bucknell1 W, 20-13 vs. Gardner-Webb1 W, 50-0 vs. No. 16 American1 W, 20-19Nov. 28 vs. No. 10 C. Michigan2 L, 12-25 vs. Hofstra2 W, 28-6 vs. Sacred Heart2 W, 48-0Dec. 29-30 at Southern Scuffle3 5thJan. 8 vs. Michigan4 W, 23-10 vs. No. 10 Oklahoma4 L, 13-21 vs. No. 23 Old Dominion4 W, 21-15Jan. 9 vs. No. 24 Va. Tech4 L, 18-21 vs. Michigan4 W, 19-13Jan. 14 at Appalachian State W, 28-12Jan. 17 at Penn W, 28-9Jan. 22 North Carolina* W, 23-12Jan. 23 No. 14 Virginia Tech* L, 16-19Jan. 29 at Rutgers L, 12-25Jan. 30 at Princeton W, 42-0Feb. 12 at Duke* W, 38-3Feb. 13 at NC State* W, 45-6Feb. 20 No. 10 Maryland* L, 11-22March 6 at ACC Championships5 1st/85.5 ptsMar. 18-20 at NCAA Championships6 15th/34 pts1ACC Challenge, Chapel Hill, N.C.; 2Northeast Duals, Albany, N.Y.; 3Greensboro, N.C.; 4Virginia Duals, Hampton, Va.; 5Raleigh, N.C.; 6Omaha, Neb.

2010-11 (19-7, 3-2 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 6 Anderson W, 41-6 Rider W, 38-0 Gardner-Webb W, 50-0 Nov. 13 vs. The Citadel1 W, 32-6 vs. No. 14 Kent State1 W, 18-13 vs. Edinboro1 W, 25-13Nov. 27 vs. Columbia2 W, 30-3 vs. No. 11 Lehigh2 L, 7-36 vs. No. 14 Pittsburgh2 L, 15-21Dec. 18 at Campbell W, 53-0 Dec. 29-30 at Southern Scuffle3 T9th/65.5 pts Jan. 7 vs. Buffalo4 L, 12-24 vs. Liberty4 W, 35-3Jan. 8 vs. No. 25 Arizona State4 W, 29-18 vs. Edinboro4 W, 21-15 vs. Wyoming4 L, 11-24Jan. 15 NC State * W, 26-12 Jan. 16 No. 21 Penn L, 15-18 VMI W, 41-3 Jan. 21 at North Carolina * W, 28-6Jan. 29 Princeton W, 30-6Feb. 5 at No. 6 Virginia Tech * L, 12-20 Feb. 11 at Maryland * L, 16-19 Feb. 12 Duke * W, 40-0 Appalachian State W, 31-8Feb. 17 at George Mason W, 38-7Feb. 20 at Old Dominion W, 25-11 March 5 ACC Championships5 3rd, 69 ptsMar. 17-19 at NCAA Championships6 T23rd, 24 pts1The Duals at Hershey Duals, Hershey, Pa.; 2Northeast Duals, Troy, N.Y.; 3Greensboro, N.C.; 4Virginia Duals, Hampton, Va.; 5John Paul Jones Arena; 6Philadelphia, Pa.

2011-12 (11-1, 4-1 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 5 Campbell W, 34-12 Anderson W, 41-6Nov. 19 at Cornell Body Bar Inv. 3rd placeNov. 27 No. 15 Virginia Tech *1 L, 13-18Dec. 18 at Drexel W, 39-3 Jan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle2 6th/22Jan. 13 at NC State * W, 33-12Jan. 20 Duke * W, 39-3Jan. 21 North Carolina * W, 24-10 Jan. 29 No. 13 Maryland * W, 22-14Feb. 4 Rutgers W, 24-12 Feb. 11 at Appalachian State W, 29-12Feb. 19 No. 23 Old Dominion W, 31-3 George Mason W, 29-7March 3 at ACC Championships3 2nd/6, 73.5 ptsMar. 15-17 at NCAA Championships4 28th/17.5 pts1 John Paul Jones Arena; 2 Chattanooga, Tenn.; 3 Chapel Hill, N.C.; 4 St. Louis, Mo.

2012-13 (16-4, 4-1 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 3 Anderson W, 37-12 Ohio University W, 34-6 Chattanooga W, 27-9Nov. 10 at Gardner Webb Duals 1

vs. George Mason W, 41-3 at Gardner Webb W, 36-3Nov. 16 at UTC Duals 2

vs. Cumberland W, 38-6 vs. No. 4 Iowa L, 26-12Nov. 25 at No. 12 Virginia Tech L, 25-6Nov. 30-D.1 at Cliff Keen/Las Vegas Inv. 6th/32Jan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle 2 7th/24 Jan 11-12 at Virginia Duals 3 2nd/16

vs. Bucknell W, 31-6 vs. Boise State W, 21-13 vs. No. 9 Central Michigan W, 21-13 vs. No. 10 Virginia Tech L, 21-9Jan. 18 at North Carolina W, 24-9Jan. 20 Duke W, 38-0Jan. 27 NC State W, 32-7Feb. 1 at Maryland W, 21-19Feb. 9 Appalachian State W, 42-0Feb. 10 Old Dominion W, 27-6Feb. 17 at NWCA National Duals 4

vs. No. 13 Nebraska L, 28-8 vs. Hofstra W, 21-15March 9 at ACC Championships 5 2nd/6Mar. 21-23 at NCAA Championships 6

1 Boiling Springs, N.C.; 2 Chattanooga, Tenn.; 3 Hampton, Va.; 4 Ithaca, N.Y.; 5 College Park, Md.; 6 Des Moines, Iowa

2013-14 (18-3, 5-1 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov 2 Anderson W, 46-3Nov 2 Gardner-Webb W, 44-0Nov 2 West Virginia W, 41-6Nov 10 vs. VMI1 W, 42-3Nov 10 vs. No. 20 Wisconsin1 L, 17-19Nov 10 vs. Kent State1 W, 29-12Nov 24 vs. No. 8 Virginia Tech* W, 19-16Nov 30 Clarion2 W, 21-13Nov 30 vs. Lehigh2 L, 14-19Nov 30 vs. Rutgers2 W, 22-9Dec 6-7 Las Vegas Cliff Keen Inv3 7th/73 ptsJan 1-2 Southern Scuffle4 6th/89 ptsJan 10 vs. Chattanooga5 W, 18-13Jan 11 vs. Kent State5 W, 22-12Jan 11 vs. No. 14 Edinboro5 W, 20-19Jan 17 at Duke* W, 30-6Jan 19 at Old Dominion W, 20-12Jan 24 at No. 8 Pittsburgh* L, 9-25Jan 31 Maryland* W, 16-15Feb 2 Bucknell W, 29-12Feb 7 North Carolina* W, 21-9Feb 9 at NC State* W, 22-10Feb 16 at George Mason W, 34-3Mar 8 ACC Championships6 3rd/61.5 ptsMar 20-22 NCAA Championships7 28th/23.5 pts

1Hokie Duals, Salem, Va.; 2Northeast Duals, Albany, N.Y. 3Las Vegas, Nev.; 4Chattanooga, Tenn.; 5Virginia Duals, Hampton, Va.; 6Blacksburg, Va.; 7Oklahoma City, Okla.

2014-15 (10-7, 2-3 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov 2 Anderson1 W, 46-3 VMI1 W, 51-0 George Mason1 W, 34-6Nov. 15 vs. North Dakota State W, 20-15 vs. Gardner-Webb W, 33-3Nov. 24 vs. Ohio State L, 7-30Dec. 5-6 Las Vegas Cliff Keen Inv.2 8th/73 ptsDec. 20 at Bucknell L, 16-20Jan. 1-2 Southern Scuffle 3 10th/51.5 ptsJan. 16 Duke* W, 30-9Jan. 25 Pittsburgh* W, 17-16Feb. 1 at Virginia Tech L, 16-18Feb. 7 at North Carolina* L, 16-17Feb. 15 at Iowa 4 L, 6-30Feb. 19 NC State L, 20-22Mar. 8 ACC Championships 5 1st/85.5 ptsMar. 19-21 NCAA Championships 6 19th/26.5 pts

1 Charlottesville Duals, Charlottesville, Va.; 2 Las Vegas, Nev.; 3 Chattanooga, Tenn.; 3 Chattanooga, Tenn.; 4 Iowa City, Iowa.; 5 Pittsburgh, Pa.; 6 St. Louis, Mo.;

2015-16 (6-7, 1-4 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 1 at Clarion Open NTSNov. 6 at North Dakota State W, 25-14Nov. 7 at Gopher Duals at No. 24 Minnesota L, 15-19 vs. South Dakota State W, 23-9 vs. Grand Canyon W, 32-3Nov. 13 at No. 5 Ohio State L, 6-34Nov. 15 vs. No. 15 Old Dominion W, 21-16Nov. 22 at Mat Town Open NTSDec. 4-5 at Cliff Keen Invitational 11th/61.0 ptsDec. 6 at Nittany Lion Open NTSJan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle 11th/53.5 ptsJan. 8 vs. VMI W, 35-7Jan. 17 at No. 3 NC State L, 7-35Jan. 31 No. 10 VIRGINIA TECH L, 7-31Feb. 5 DUKE W, 24-14Feb. 6 No. 14 N. CAROLINA L, 20-27Feb. 14 CHATTANOOGA L, 18-19Feb. 19 at No. 24 Pittsburgh L, 17-19Mar. 5 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS 4thMar. 17-19 NCAA Championships 48th/3.5 pts

2016-17 (10-6, 2-3 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 6 at Clarion Open NTSNov. 11 at Michigan L, 9-24

Nov. 13 at Central Michigan L, 10-22Nov. 20 CAVALIER DUALS vs. LOCK HAVEN W, 24-16 vs. MARYLAND W, 22-13Nov. 27 at Mat Town Open NTSDec. 2 at Gardner-Webb W, 22-18Dec. 4 at No. 24 Chattanooga W, 34-11Dec. 21 vs. George Mason W, 27-10Jan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle 7th, 64 ptsJan. 13-14 at Virginia DualsJan 13 vs. The Citadel W, 38-3 vs. N. Dakota State L, 13-27 vs. Bucknell W, 27-9Jan. 14 vs. Lock Haven W, 31-11Jan. 22 at No. 6 Virginia Tech* L, 14-29Jan. 29 vs. No. 7 NC State* L, 10-23Feb. 4 at No. 25 UNC* W, 22-15Feb. 5 at Duke* W, 22-14Feb. 12 No. 24 Pittsburgh L, 14-19Mar. 4 at ACC Championships 4th, 52.5 ptsMar. 16-18 at NCAA Champs 15th, 29.5 pts

2017-18 (4-10, 0-5 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandNov. 5 at Clarion Open NTSNov. 11 vs. Kent State1 L, 18-20 vs. No. 12 Rutgers2 L, 9-21Nov. 12 Journeymen Open NTS Nov. 17 Gardner-Webb W, 30-11Nov. 20 No. 4 Missouri L, 15-18Dec. 1-2 at Cliff Keen Invitational3 20th, 42 ptsDec. 17 at Bloomsburg W, 36-5Jan. 1-2 at Southern Scuffle4 7th, 71 ptsJan. 12 vs. Iowa State5 L, 18-21 vs. No. 10 Arizona State5 L, 3-35Jan. 13 vs. Fresno State5 W, 29-15Jan. 19 No. 25 North Carolina* L, 15-24Jan. 26 at No. 6 NC State* L, 7-32Jan. 28 at Old Dominion W, 25-10Feb. 3 at Duke* L, 16-19Feb. 11 No. 9 Virginia Tech* L, 18-22Feb. 16 at Pittsburgh* L, 9-28Feb. 25 at National Collegiate NTS March 3 at ACC Champs6 5th, 34 ptsMar. 15-17 at NCAA Champs7 31st, 10.5 pts1Journeymen Duals, Albany, N.Y.; 2Northeast Open, Albany, N.Y. 3Las Vegas, Nev.; 4Chattanooga, Tenn.; 5Virginia Du-als, Hampton, Va.; 6Chapel Hill, N.C.; 7Cleveland, Ohio.

2018-19 (12-10, 1-4 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandN3 INDIANA W, 22-12N10 at Journeymen Duals1

vs. Ithaca College W, 41-9 vs. No. 21 Wyoming L, 9-21 vs. No. 12 Nebraska L, 15-21 vs. LIU-Post W, 47-3N30-D1 at Cliff Keen Invitational2 16th, 51.5 ptsD7 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W, 22-18D8 PRINCETON L, 15-28D20 vs. No. 6 Missouri3 L, 21-23D29-30 at South Beach Duals4 D29 vs. West Virginia W, 26-13 vs. No. 22 Utah Valley W, 26-19D30 vs. SIU-Edwardsville W, 29-12 vs. No. 21 Lehigh L, 12-28J11-12 at Virginia Duals5 J11 vs. No. 20 Lock Haven W, 32-12J12 vs. No. 16 Arizona State W, 23-16 vs. No. 13 Virginia Tech L, 5-37J18 at VMI W, 40-5J20 OHIO W, 29-9J26 at No. 17 N. Carolina* L, 13-22F1 No. 8 NC STATE* L, 17-23F9 DUKE* W, 26-17F16 at No. 14 Viginia Tech* L, 6-30F22 No. 15 PITTSBURGH* L, 15-20M9 at ACC Championships6 6th, 27.5 ptsM21-23 at NCAA Championships7 23rd/20.5 pts1Journeymen Duals, Albany, N.Y.; 2Las Vegas, Nev.; 3Kansas City, Mo.; 4Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; 5Hampton, Va.; 6Blacksburg, Va.; 7Pittsburgh, Pa.

2019-20 (8-6, 1-4 ACC)Coach: Steve GarlandN2 CAVALIER DUALS SOUTHERN VIRGINIA W, 50-3 MARYLAND W, 34-6N9 at Journeymen Duals1

vs. LIU W, 49-0 vs. No. 8 Arizona State L, 12-27N24 at Keystone Classic2 4th, 139 ptsD6-7 at Cliff Keen Invitational3 14th, 46.5 ptsD29-30 at Midlands Championships4 11th, 59 ptsJ10-11 at Virginia Duals5 vs. Kent State W, 23-12 vs. Old Dominion W, 23-9 vs. Rider L, 12-20J17 CHATTANOOGA W, 29-9J18 VMI W, 44-3J24 at No. 5 NC State* L, 9-28J31 No. 7 VIRGINIA TECH* L, 16-20F7 at No. 10 Pitt* L, 10-23

F14 at Duke* W, 34-15F21 No. 8 NORTH CAROLINA* L, 18-19M8 at ACC Championships6 4th, 60.5 pts1Journeymen Duals, Albany, N.Y.; 2Philadelphia, Pa.3Las Vegas, Nev.; 4Chicago, Ill.; 5Hampton, Va.; 6Pittsburgh, Pa. *** No NCAA Championships due to COVID-19


LastTEAMS W L T Meeting ScoreAdams State 1 0 0 1/12/1991 W, 26-7AIC 1 0 0 11/23/2009 W, 52-0Alabama 1 0 0 2/61971 W, 22-12American 12 1 0 11/15/2009 W, 20-19Anderson 8 0 0 11/2/2014 W, 33-9Appalachian State 8 2 0 2/9/2013 W, 42-0Apprentice School 3 0 0 1/11/1993 W, 43-6Arizona State 2 3 0 11/10/2019 L, 12-27Army 2 2 0 1/6/1997 W, 28-11Ashland 1 0 0 2/3/2007 W, 38-3Binghamton 2 1 0 12/1/2001 W, 26-13Bloomsburg 3 0 0 12/17/2017 W, 36-5Boise State 1 0 0 1/11/2013 W, 21-13Brown 2 3 0 1/9/1999 W, 21-16Bucknell 9 3 0 1/13/2017 W, 27-9Buffalo 0 1 0 1/7/2011 L, 12-24Campbell 3 0 0 11/5/2011 W, 34-12Central Michigan 2 3 0 12/7/2019 W, 22-18The Citadel 4 5 0 1/13/2017 W, 38-3Chattanooga 5 1 0 12/17/2019 W, 23-12Clarion 5 3 0 11/30/2013 W, 21-13Clemson 4 14 0 2/18/1995 W, 26-11Cleveland State 0 1 0 1/9/2004 L, 18-19Columbia 1 0 0 11/27/2010 W, 30-3Cornell 0 5 0 2/21/2004 L, 10-33Cumberland 1 0 0 11/16/2012 W, 38-6Davidson 6 1 0 1/20/2008 W, 45-4Delaware 4 1 0 1/25/1975 W, 31-7Drexel 3 2 0 12/18/2011 W, 39-3Duke 61 7 2 2/14/2020 W, 34-15East Stroudsburg 1 0 0 2/10/1996 W, 18-15Eastern Michigan 1 0 0 2/24/2002 W, 24-13Edinboro 4 3 1 1/10/2015 W, 20-17Findlay 1 0 0 11/13/2005 W, 35-6Franklin & Marshall 2 8 0 1/23/1982 W, 33-9Fresno State 1 0 0 1/12/2018 W, 29-15Furman 1 0 0 1/9/1990 W, 30-15Gallaudet 18 1 1 2/4/1967 W, 33-5Gardner-Webb 8 0 0 11/17/2017 W, 30-11George Mason 10 4 0 12/21/2016 W, 27-10Georgia State 1 0 0 1/11/1997 W, 28-12Georgia Tech 3 0 0 1/21/1984 W, 44-3Gettysburg 6 3 0 1/12/1982 W, 37-9Grand Canyon 1 0 0 11/7/2015 W, 32-3Hampden-Sydney 2 0 0 1/16/1964 W, 27-3Harvard 1 2 0 11/29/2008 W, 36-11Hofstra 2 2 0 2/17/2013 W, 21-15Howard 5 0 0 2/2/2002 W, 32-12Illinois 0 2 0 11/15/2008 L, 7-39Indiana 1 3 0 11/3/2018 W, 25-12Indiana (Pa.) 2 0 0 1/12/1981 W, 34-7Iowa 0 2 0 2/15/2015 L, 6-31Iowa State 0 2 0 1/12/2018 L, 18-21Ithaca College 1 0 0 11/10/2018 W, 41-9James Madison 18 4 1 2/5/2006 W, 25-18Johns Hopkins 4 2 0 1/12/1953 W, 24-5Kent State 3 6 0 1/10/2020 W, 23-12Kings Point 1 0 0 2/1/1951 W 27-5Kutztown 1 0 0 1/9/1970 W, 28-8Lafayette 1 0 0 1/14/1975 W, 35-0Lehigh 2 6 0 12/30/2018 L, 12-28Liberty 2 0 0 1/7/2011 W, 35-3LIU-Post 2 0 0 11/9/2019 W, 49-0Lock Haven 4 3 0 1/11/2019 W, 31-11Loyola 1 0 0 12/18/1947 W, 31-3Mansfield 1 0 0 1/10/1970 W, 28-5Marshall 1 0 0 1/17/1981 W, 33-18Maryland 25 40 0 11/2/2019 W, 34-6Medical College 1 0 0 2/10/1930 W, 20.5-9.5Michigan 2 2 0 11/11/2016 L, 9-24Michigan State 2 0 0 11/15/2008 W, 23-15Millersville 1 0 0 2/8/2003 W, 34-10Minnesota 0 2 0 11/7/2015 L, 15-19Missouri 0 4 0 12/20/2018 L, 21-23Morgan State 1 0 0 12/3/1989 W, 35-12Navy 0 7 0 1/9/2009 L, 15-20Nebraska 0 4 0 11/10/2018 L, 15-21Newberry 1 0 0 2/2/2008 W, 37-3Norfolk State 1 0 0 2/13/1999 W, 53-0North Carolina 32 47 0 2/21/2020 L, 18-19North Carolina State 34 39 1 1/24/2020 L, 9-28North Dakota State 3 2 0 1/13/2017 L, 13-27Northern Iowa 0 1 0 1/4/2003 L, 12-25Northwestern 0 1 0 11/18/2007 L, 12-24Ohio 4 2 0 1/20/2019 W, 29-9Ohio State 0 5 0 11/13/2015 L, 6-34

LastTEAMS W L T Meeting ScoreOklahoma 0 2 0 1/8/2010 L, 13-21Oklahoma State 0 1 0 11/29/2008 L, 7-33Old Dominion 29 14 0 1/11/2020 W, 23-9Oregon State 0 1 0 1/9/1999 L, 14-30Pembroke State 1 0 0 12/10/1989 W, 24-17Pennsylvania 1 5 0 1/16/2011 L, 15-18Penn State 0 7 0 11/23/2008 L, 15-19Pittsburgh 1 7 0 2/7/2020 L, 10-23Princeton 2 2 0 12/8/2018 L, 15-28Purdue 1 2 0 11/17/2008 W, 16-15Richmond 2 0 0 1/10/1976 W, 32-9Rider 2 4 0 1/11/2020 L, 12-20Rutgers 4 3 0 11/11/2017 L, 9-21Sacred Heart 1 0 0 11/28/2009 W, 48-0Seton Hall 1 0 0 2/11/1995 W, 20-13Shippensburg 2 1 0 1/11/1982 W, 25-14SIU-Edwardsville 1 0 0 12/30/2018 W, 29-12Slippery Rock 0 1 0 1/8/1973 L, 9-31South Dakota State 1 0 0 11/7/2015 W, 23-9Southern Virginia 1 0 0 11/2/2019 W, 50-3Springfield 0 1 0 12/14/1966 L, 8-22Stanford 1 0 0 1/4/2003 W, 28-14Syracuse 0 2 0 12/3/1990 L, 14-24Temple 1 1 0 1/13/1950 W, 18-11Tennessee 4 8 0 2/16/1986 L, 0-40UNC Greensboro 4 1 0 1/17/2009 W, 27-13Utah Valley 1 0 0 12/29/2018 W, 26-19Virginia Commonwealth 9 0 0 1/23/1981 W, 28-18Virginia Military Institute 31 24 0 1/18/2020 W, 44-3Virginia Tech 33 49 1 1/31/2020 L, 16-20Wagner 1 0 0 11/3/2008 W, 52-0Wake Forest 6 0 0 1/16/1960 W, 31-5Washington & Lee 16 18 1 2/20/1974 W, 39-5West Chester 0 1 0 2/7/1968 L, 6-26West Virginia 3 10 0 12/29/2018 W, 26-13Wilkes-Barre 0 1 0 2/15/1975 L, 10-28William & Mary 12 12 1 2/5/1992 W, 23-17Winston-Salem 1 0 0 12/10/1988 W, 37-9Wisconsin 0 4 0 11/10/13 L, 17-19Wyoming 1 4 0 11/10/2018 L, 9-21

DUAL-MEET RECORDS VS. OPPONENTSDUAL-MEET RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Overall Year Record ACC

1921 1-1 Bobby Mainfort1922 2-4 Nita Smith1923 2-4 Pop Lannigan1924 0-5 H. D. Thomas1925 2-3 H. D. Thomas1926 0-4 Lewis W. Graves1927 1-3 Walter C. Liggett1928 0-5 Walter C. Liggett1929 1-5 Lewis W. Graves1930 2-3 Lewis W. Graves1946 2-2-1 Frank Finger1947 5-4 Frank Finger1948 4-4 Frank Finger1949 1-7 Ned McDonald1950 4-5 Frank Finger1951 8-3 Frank Finger1952 6-3 Frank Finger1953 5-4 Frank Finger1954 4-5 1-1 Verne Ullom1955 9-2 4-1 Frank Finger1956 7-2 4-1 Frank Finger1957 5-4 3-2 Frank Finger1958 5-4 4-1 Frank Finger1959 5-3-1 3-1-1 Frank Finger1960 3-6-1 3-2 Frank Finger1961 2-6 2-2 Frank Finger1962 4-4 3-1 Frank Finger1963 8-2 3-1 Frank Finger1964 7-4 2-2 Meb Turner1965 6-5-1 3-1 Meb Turner1966 6-7 3-1 Butch Schwab1967 6-7 3-1 Butch Schwab1968 2-6-1 1-2-1 Mike Caruso1969 5-3 2-2 George Edwards1970 10-3 4-0 George Edwards1971 8-5 3-1 George Edwards1972 8-4 4-1 George Edwards1973 9-4 3-1 George Edwards1974 11-2 3-1 George Edwards1975 12-3 4-0 George Edwards1976 4-5 1-3 George Edwards1977 6-2 3-1 George Edwards1978 5-5 1-4 George Edwards

1979 3-7 1-4 George Edwards1980 6-6 2-3 George Edwards1981 5-8 1-5 George Edwards1982 6-8 1-4 George Edwards1983 4-6 1-4 George Edwards 1984 10-2 5-1 George Edwards1985 5-3 2-3 George Edwards 1986 1-7-1 0-5 George Edwards 1987 7-2 4-2 George Edwards 1988 5-9 1-4 George Edwards 1989 8-6 1-4 George Edwards1990 2-15 0-5 George Edwards1991 5-7 1-4 George Edwards1992 5-7-1 1-3 George Edwards 1993 8-4 1-4 George Edwards1994 3-7 1-4 Lenny Bernstein1995 7-8-1 3-2 Lenny Bernstein 1996 9-8 2-2 Lenny Bernstein1997 11-5 3-1 Lenny Bernstein1998 8-7 3-1 Lenny Bernstein1999 9-5-1 2-2 Lenny Bernstein2000 5-6 2-2 Lenny Bernstein2001 6-8 2-2 Lenny Bernstein2002 8-10 2-2 Lenny Bernstein2003 12-5 4-0 Lenny Bernstein2004 10-7 3-1 Lenny Bernstein2005 6-11 1-4 Lenny Bernstein2006 12-5 4-1 Lenny Bernstein2007 7-10 2-3 Steve Garland2008 18-5 3-2 Steve Garland2009 11-11 2-3 Steve Garland2010 16-6 3-2 Steve Garland2011 19-7 3-2 Steve Garland2012 11-1 4-1 Steve Garland2013 16-4 4-1 Steve Garland2014 18-3 5-1 Steve Garland2015 10-7 2-3 Steve Garland2016 6-7 1-4 Steve Garland2017 10-6 2-3 Steve Garland2018 4-10 0-5 Steve Garland2019 12-10 1-4 Steve Garland2020 8-6 1-4 Steve GarlandOverall: 555-454-9, ACC: 157-151-2

Overall Year Record ACC


ALL-TIME RESULTS BY OPPONENTAdams State (1-0-0)1/12/1991 vs. Adams State W, 26-7

American International College (1-0-0)11/23/2008 vs. AIC W, 52-0

Alabama (1-0-0) 2/6/1971 vs. Alabama W, 22-12

American (12-1-0)2/8/1974 vs. American W, 26-111/21/1984 American W, 39-312/8/1984 at American W, 25-161/30/1987 American W, 34-102/23/1988 at American W, 28-112/21/1989 American W, 32-212/19/1990 at American L, 15-221/9/1991 American W, 30-132/8/1992 American W, 46-62/24/2002 at American W, 37-92/22/2003 American W, 34-72/19/2005 at American W, 24-1911/15/2009 vs. American (16) W, 20-19

Anderson (8-0-0)11/12/2005 vs. Anderson W, 38-311/3/2007 Anderson W, 45-311/7/2009 Anderson W, 37-911/6/2010 Anderson W, 41-611/5/2011 Anderson W, 41-611/3/2012 Anderson W, 37-1211/2/2013 Anderson W, 46-311/2/2014 Anderson W, 46-3

Appalachian State (8-2-2)2/8/1965 App. State L, 11-141/15/1983 at App. State W, 26-1212/10/1988 vs. App. State L, 18-2211/13/2004 vs. App. State W, 25-211/19/2008 at App. State W, 24-101/18/2009 App. State W, 34-91/14/2010 at App. State W, 28-122/12/2011 App. State W, 31-82/11/2012 at App. State W, 29-122/9/2013 App. State W, 42-0

Apprentice School (3-0-0)3/1/1947 Apprentice W, 17-131/16/1948 at Apprentice W, 21-111/11/1993 at Apprentice W, 43-6

Arizona State (1-2-0)1/12/2007 Arizona State L, 19-211/8/2011 vs. Arizona State (25) W, 29-181/12/2018 vs. Arizona State (10) L, 3-351/12/2019 vs. Arizona State (16) W, 23-16

Army (2-2-0)2/15/1975 Army W, 21-121/7/1995 vs. Army L, 12-181/7/1996 vs. Army L, 15-181/6/1997 vs. Army W, 28-11

Ashland (1-0-0)2/3/2007 at Ashland W, 38-3

Binghamton (2-1-0)1/14/1975 Binghamton W, 21-111/10/1976 Binghamton L, 11-2312/1/2000 Binghamton W, 26-13

Bloomsburg (3-0-0)2/11/1995 at Bloomsburg W, 22-171/14/2006 vs. Bloomsburg W, 22-1212/17/2017 at Bloomsburg W, 36-5

Boise State (1-0-0)1/11/2013 vs. Boise State W, 21-13

Brown (2-3-0)1/7/1995 at Brown L, 10-251/7/1996 vs. Brown W, 24-101/6/1997 vs. Brown L, 19-211/3/1998 vs. Brown L, 20-221/9/1999 vs. Brown W, 21-16

Bucknell (9-3-0)12/2/1972 at Bucknell W, 34-32/26/1994 Bucknell L, 18-262/24/1996 Bucknell W, 26-73/1/1997 at Bucknell W, 29-92/24/2002 vs. Bucknell W, 45-411/29/2008 vs. Bucknell W, 30-1111/15/2009 vs. Bucknell W, 20-131/11/2013 vs. Bucknell W, 31-62/2/2014 Bucknell W, 29-1212/20/2014 at Bucknell L, 16-201/13/2017 vs. Bucknell W, 27-9

Buffalo (0-1-0)1/7/2011 vs. Buffalo L, 12-24

Campbell (3-0-0)12/10/1988 vs. Campbell W, 39-92/2/2008 Campbell W, 48-01/24/2009 at Campbell W, 32-911/7/2009 Campbell W, 36-612/18/2010 at Campbell W, 53-011/5/2011 Campbell W, 34-12

Central Michigan (1-3-0)1/12/2001 vs. Central Mich. L, 6-2911/28/2009 vs. Central Mich. (10) L, 12-251/12/2013 vs. Central Mich. (9) W, 21-1311/13/2016 at Central Mich. L, 10-2212/7/2018 Central Mich. W, 22-18

The Citadel (4-5-0)2/12/1960 The Citadel L, 11-212/17/1961 The Citadel L, 5-332/22/1963 The Citadel L, 13-141/24/1998 The Citadel W, 25-121/25/2003 vs. The Citadel L, 17-192/21/2004 The Citadel L, 18-2411/13/2010 vs. The Citadel W, 32-61/13/2017 vs. The Citadel W, 38-3

Chattanooga (4-1-0)1/11/1997 vs. Chattanooga W, 32-511/3/2012 Chattanooga W, 27-91/10/2014 vs. Chattanooga W, 18-132/14/2016 Chattanooga L, 18-1912/4/2016 at Chattanooga (24) W, 34-11

Clarion (5-3-0)2/25/1996 at Clarion L, 18-202/22/1997 Clarion W, 25-132/22/1998 at Clarion L, 15-222/20/1999 Clarion W, 22-182/17/2001 Clarion L, 18-1911/24/2007 vs. Clarion W, 30-101/9/2009 vs. Clarion W, 28-911/30/2013 Clarion W, 21-13

Clemson (4-14-0)2/4/1978 Clemson L, 12-271/20/1979 at Clemson L, 7-342/9/1980 Clemson W, 29-101/16/1981 vs. Clemson L, 15-242/6/1982 Clemson L, 18-231/17/1983 at Clemson L, 8-322/10/1984 Clemson W, 28-112/15/1985 Clemson L, 16-282/15/1986 at Clemson L, 12-402/20/1987 Clemson W, 28-111/17/1988 at Clemson L, 20-232/10/1989 Clemson L, 16-251/10/1990 at Clemson L, 4-402/9/1991 Clemson L, 11-292/22/1992 at Clemson L, 9-282/20/1993 Clemson L, 6-362/19/1994 at Clemson L, 10-282/18/1995 Clemson W, 26-11

Cleveland State (0-1-0)1/9/2004 vs. Cleveland St. L, 18-19

Columbia (1-0-0)11/27/2010 vs. Columbia W, 30-3

Cornell (0-5-0)1/7/1995 vs. Cornell L, 9-261/7/1996 vs. Cornell L, 9-241/9/1999 vs. Cornell (21) L, 7-311/5/2001 at Cornell L, 12-252/21/2004 Cornell (15) L, 10-33

Cumberland (1-0-0)11/16/2012 vs. Cumberland W, 38-6

Davidson (6-1-0)2/24/1930 Davidson L, 14.5-17.512/10/1949 at Davidson W, 27-52/22/1951 Davidson W, 29-21/11/1993 vs. Davidson W, 49-01/25/2003 at Davidson W, 36-111/24/2004 Davidson W, 38-81/20/2008 vs. Davidson W, 45-4

Delaware (4-1-0)1/9/1954 Delaware W, 27-31/8/1955 at Delaware W, 17-91/27/1973 Delaware L, 16-201/26/1974 at Delaware W, 21-131/25/1975 Delaware W, 31-7

Drexel (3-2-0)1/9/1993 Drexel W, 20-131/7/1994 at Drexel L, 12-222/7/2004 at Drexel W, 21-181/13/2006 vs. Drexel L, 16-1912/18/2011 at Drexel W, 39-3

Duke (60-7-2)3/1/1922 Duke W, 16-112/10/1929 at Duke L, 9-171/12/1946 at Duke T, 14-142/24/1947 Duke W, 21-162/15/1955 Duke W, 27-32/14/1956 at Duke W, 19-912/8/1956 Duke W, 17-912/14/1957 at Duke W, 19-1112/17/1958 Duke W, 20-1212/12/1959 at Duke W, 16-1412/10/1960 Duke W, 19-1112/16/1961 at Duke W, 27-312/1/1962 Duke W, 23-312/4/1963 at Duke W, 22-82/23/1965 Duke W, 24-712/18/1966 at Duke W, 23-82/14/1967 Duke W, 19-152/16/1968 at Duke T, 17-1712/3/1968 Duke W, 22-132/13/1970 at Duke W, 31-32/27/1971 Duke W, 35-32/5/1972 at Duke W, 31-92/3/1973 Duke W, 29-152/2/1974 vs. Duke W, 24-62/8/1975 Duke W, 37-92/7/1976 at Duke W, 30-62/5/1977 at Duke W, 31-92/18/1978 at Duke W, 27-172/14/1979 Duke W, 21-192/22/1980 at Duke W, 27-111/13/1981 Duke L, 18-202/8/1982 at Duke W, 24-141/11/1983 Duke W, 34-81/16/1984 at Duke W, 44-01/18/1985 Duke W, 37-71/18/1986 at Duke L, 9-301/17/1987 Duke W, 24-211/16/1988 at Duke W, 21-121/14/1989 Duke W, 20-131/12/1990 at Duke L, 18-221/11/1991 Duke W, 19-131/25/1992 at Duke W, 20-141/23/1993 Duke W, 24-161/12/1994 at Duke W, 18-161/10/1995 Duke W, 23-181/24/1996 at Duke W, 35-72/2/1997 Duke W, 28-81/30/1998 at Duke W, 33-31/29/1999 Duke W, 37-72/20/2000 at Duke W, 31-71/27/2001 Duke W, 19-152/16/2002 at Duke W, 28-112/15/2003 Duke W, 29-62/14/2004 at Duke L, 17-212/18/2005 Duke L, 15-192/11/2006 Duke W, 25-132/10/2007 Duke W, 26-122/10/2008 at Duke W, 19-152/15/2009 Duke W, 35-82/12/2010 at Duke W, 38-32/12/2011 Duke W, 40-01/20/2012 Duke W, 39-31/20/2013 Duke W, 38-01/17/2014 at Duke W, 30-61/16/2015 Duke W, 30-92/5/2016 Duke W, 24-142/5/2017 at Duke W, 22-142/3/2018 at Duke L, 16-192/9/2019 Duke W, 26-17

East Stroudsburg (1-0-0)2/10/1996 vs. East Stroudsburg W, 18-15

Eastern Michigan (1-0-0)2/24/2002 vs. E. Michigan W, 24-13

Edinboro (4-3-1)1/10/1970 vs. Edinboro L, 15-171/11/1992 vs. Edinboro L, 8-211/9/1999 vs. Edinboro (25) T, 17-1711/13/2004 at Edinboro (19) L, 6-2611/13/2010 vs. Edinboro W, 25-131/8/2011 vs. Edinboro W, 21-151/11/2014 vs. Edinboro (14) W, 20-19

Findlay (1-0-0)11/13/2004 vs. Findlay W, 35-6

Franklin & Marshall (2-8-0)2/4/1948 at F&M L, 9-23

12/18/1948 F&M L, 5-263/10/1952 F&M L, 5-203/7/1953 at F&M L, 8-183/6/1954 F&M L, 5-262/12/1955 at F&M W, 24-812/16/1965 F&M L, 13-1712/15/1966 F&M L, 12-2212/11/1970 at F&M L, 14-171/23/1982 F&M W, 33-9

Fresno State (1-0-0)1/13/2018 vs. Fresno State W, 29-15

Furman (1-0-0)1/9/1990 vs. Furman W, 30-15

Gallaudet (18-1-1)2/4/1946 Gallaudet W, 28-101/28/1947 Gallaudet W, 26-1012/13/1947 Gallaudet W, 29-512/20/1948 Gallaudet W, 22-712/19/1949 Gallaudet W, 21-31/8/1951 at Gallaudet W, 20-102/2/1952 Gallaudet W, 21-51/20/1953 at Gallaudet W, 25-31/16/1954 Gallaudet W, 26-512/9/1954 at Gallaudet W, 22-82/7/1956 at Gallaudet W, 19-102/2/1957 at Gallaudet W, 14-132/5/1958 at Gallaudet L, 12-181/7/1959 at Gallaudet W, 19-111/9/1960 at Gallaudet T, 16-1612/8/1962 Gallaudet W, 16-142/12/1964 at Gallaudet W, 20-812/15/1964 Gallaudet W, 28-02/8/1966 at Gallaudet W, 35-02/4/1967 Gallaudet W, 33-5

Gardner-Webb (8-0-0)11/11/2005 vs. Gardner-Webb W, 37-611/15/2009 vs. Gardner-Webb W, 50-011/6/2010 Gardner-Webb W, 50-011/10/2012 at Gardner-Webb W, 36-311/2/2013 Gardner-Webb W, 44-011/15/2014 vs. Gardner-Webb W, 33-312/2/106 at Gardner-Webb W, 22-1811/17/2017 Gardner-Webb W, 30-11

George Mason (10-4-0)1/30/1988 George Mason L, 18-211/27/1989 at George Mason L, 14-261/26/1990 George Mason L, 6-371/25/1991 at George Mason L, 14-231/5/2002 George Mason W, 38-62/8/2004 at George Mason W, 29-1411/11/2006 George Mason W, 23-91/30/2009 vs. George Mason W, 28-62/17/2011 at George Mason W, 38-72/19/2012 George Mason W, 29-711/20/2012 vs. George Mason W, 41-32/16/2014 at George Mason W, 34-311/2/2014 George Mason W, 34-612/21/2016 vs. George Mason W, 27-10

Georgia State (1-0-0)1/11/1997 at Georgia State W, 28-12

Georgia Tech (3-0-0)2/5/1972 vs. Georgia Tech W, 27-131/14/1981 at Georgia Tech W, 26-191/21/1984 Georgia Tech W, 44-3

Gettysburg (6-3-0)2/13/1954 at Gettysburg L, 14-1612/8/1961 Gettysburg W, 19-912/12/1964 at Gettysburg W, 17-81/8/1966 at Gettysburg W, 12-171/7/1967 at Gettysburg L, 10-2012/14/1968 Gettysburg W, 18-161/10/1974 at Gettysburg W, 25-141/29/1975 Gettysburg W, 25-81/12/1982 at Gettysburg W, 37-9

Grand Canyon (1-0-0)11/7/2015 vs. Grand Canyon W, 32-3

Hampden-Sydney (2-0-0)2/14/1963 at Hampden-Sydney W, 28-31/16/1964 Hampden-Sydney W, 27-3

Harvard (1-2-0)12/11/1970 vs. Harvard L, 8-231/15/1972 vs. Harvard L, 14-2311/29/2008 vs. Harvard W, 36-11


Hofstra (2-2-0)2/3/1951 at Hofstra L, 8-281/15/1982 Hofstra L, 21-2411/28/2009 vs. Hofstra W, 28-62/17/2013 vs. Hofstra W, 21-15

Howard (5-0-0)1/19/1974 at Howard W, 40-52/13/1993 Howard W, 35-92/10/1996 vs. Howard W, 32-92/7/1998 Howard W, 58-02/2/2002 Howard W, 32-12

Illinois (0-2-0)1/11/1997 vs. Illinois L, 3-3411/15/2008 vs. Illinois (9) L, 7-39

Indiana (1-3-0)2/6/1971 vs. Indiana L, 15-171/11/1992 vs. Indiana L, 17-221/30/2005 vs. Indiana (17) L, 10-2811/3/2018 Indiana W, 22-12

Indiana (Pa.) (2-0-0)1/12/1980 Indiana (Pa.) W, 31-121/12/1981 Indiana (Pa.) W, 34-7

Iowa (0-2-0)11/16/2012 vs. Iowa (4) L, 26-122/15/2015 at Iowa L, 6-30

Iowa State (0-2-0)2/18/2007 Iowa State (2) L, 3-371/12/2018 vs. Iowa State L, 18-21

Ithaca College (1-0-0)11/10/2018 vs. Ithaca College W, 41-9

James Madison (18-4-1)1/11/1980 James Madison W, 24-201/24/1981 James Madison W, 23-161/21/1982 at James Madison L, 16-301/20/1983 James Madison W, 26-121/20/1984 at James Madison W, 22-171/17/1986 at James Madison L, 15-341/16/1987 James Madison W, 26-111/15/1988 at James Madison W, 21-201/13/1989 James Madison W, 23-131/13/1990 at James Madison L, 10-341/9/1991 James Madison W, 25-92/8/1992 James Madison W, 31-121/19/1995 James Madison T, 20-202/16/1996 at James Madison W, 19-172/16/1997 James Madison W, 31-92/9/1999 at James Madison W, 24-132/9/2000 James Madison W, 27-711/11/2000 at James Madison W, 26-101/12/2001 vs. James Madison W, 19-142/9/2002 James Madison L, 19-221/15/2003 at James Madison W, 26-212/21/2004 James Madison W, 39-62/5/2006 James Madison W, 25-18

Johns Hopkins (4-2-0)1/19/1946 Johns Hopkins W, 35-32/25/1949 at Johns Hopkins L, 5-2612/16/1949 Johns Hopkins L, 11-1912/15/1950 at Johns Hopkins W, 24-812/14/1951 Johns Hopkins W, 28-512/12/1952 at Johns Hopkins W, 24-5

Kent State (2-6-0)1/7/1990 Kent State L, 15-272/2/2002 Kent State L, 10-331/31/2004 Kent State L, 10-291/29/2005 at Kent State W, 28-121/10/2009 vs. Kent State (24) L, 15-1911/13/2010 vs. Kent State (14) W, 18-1311/10/2013 vs. Kent State W, 29-121/11/2014 vs. Kent State W, 22-1211/11/2017 vs. Kent State L, 18-20

Kings Point (1-0-0)2/1/1951 at Kings Point W, 27-5

Kutztown (1-0-0)1/9/1970 vs. Kutztown W, 28-8

Lafayette (1-0-0)1/14/1975 Lafayette W, 35-0

Lehigh (2-6-0)1/12/1996 vs. Lehigh L, 12-302/7/2004 at Lehigh (7) L, 6-352/5/2005 Lehigh (5) L, 13-2211/24/2007 vs. Lehigh W, 27-91/12/2008 vs. Lehigh W, 27-911/27/2010 vs. Lehigh (11) L, 7-3611/30/2013 vs. Lehigh L, 14-1912/30/2018 vs. Lehigh (21) L, 12-28

Liberty (2-0-0)11/11/2006 Liberty W, 31-91/7/2011 vs. Liberty W, 35-3

LIU-Post (1-0-0)11/10/2018 vs. LIU-Post W, 47-3Lock Haven (4-3-0)1/10/1995 Lock Haven L, 12-301/6/2001 at Lock Haven L, 10-331/5/2002 Lock Haven L, 12-291/12/2008 vs. Lock Haven W, 33-611/20/2016 vs. Lock Haven W, 24-161/14/2017 vs. Lock Haven W, 31-111/11/2019 vs. Lock Haven (20) W, 32-12

Loyola (1-0-0)12/18/1946 Loyola W, 31-3

Mansfield (1-0-0)1/10/1970 vs. Mansfield W, 28-5

Marshall (1-0-0)1/17/1981 vs. Marshall W, 33-18

Maryland (24-40-0)2/14/1948 Maryland W, 17-152/26/1949 at Maryland L, 2-2312/18/1953 Maryland L, 13-1812/16/1954 at Maryland L, 9-1512/16/1955 Maryland L, 8-1912/14/1956 at Maryland L, 9-252/15/1958 Maryland L, 0-322/20/1959 at Maryland L, 4-282/19/1960 Maryland L, 8-242/21/1961 at Maryland L, 0-362/17/1962 Maryland L, 0-3212/7/1962 at Maryland L, 2-2312/18/1963 Maryland L, 10-2112/17/1964 at Maryland L, 2-251/14/1966 Maryland L, 5-311/11/1967 at Maryland L, 3-401/13/1968 Maryland L, 0-312/7/1969 at Maryland L, 5-322/27/1970 Maryland W, 24-111/12/1971 at Maryland L, 11-2112/15/1971 Maryland L, 5-352/8/1974 at Maryland L, 15-212/7/1975 Maryland W, 21-192/5/1976 Maryland L, 15-162/2/1977 Maryland W, 22-152/1/1978 Maryland L, 18-242/9/1979 at Maryland L, 15-272/5/1980 Maryland L, 17-292/6/1981 at Maryland L, 19-232/17/1982 Maryland L, 13-261/23/1983 at Maryland L, 7-361/21/1984 Maryland W, 20-132/16/1985 at Maryland W, 22-202/22/1986 Maryland L, 8-322/13/1987 at Maryland W, 25-1112/5/1987 vs. Maryland W, 19-1812/5/1987 vs. Maryland L, 18-192/21/1988 Maryland L, 15-272/24/1989 at Maryland L, 17-272/23/1990 Maryland L, 6-362/21/1991 at Maryland L, 12-262/17/1993 at Maryland L, 6-402/16/1994 Maryland L, 12-202/15/1995 at Maryland W, 19-132/14/1996 Maryland W, 21-132/11/1997 at Maryland W, 23-82/6/1998 Maryland W, 31-92/16/1999 at Maryland W, 23-132/16/2000 Maryland W, 27-102/14/2001 at Maryland W, 20-152/20/2002 Maryland W, 18-162/19/2003 at Maryland W, 32-122/18/2004 Maryland W, 25-152/19/2005 at Maryland W, 26-112/17/2006 Maryland W, 24-142/16/2007 at Maryland L, 12-302/24/2008 Maryland (22) L, 15-162/22/2009 at Maryland L, 15-252/20/2010 Maryland (10) L, 11-222/11/2011 at Maryland L, 16-191/29/2012 Maryland (13) W, 22-142/1/2013 at Maryland W, 21-191/31/2014 Maryland W, 16-1511/20/2016 vs. Maryland W, 22-13

Medical College (1-0-0)2/10/1930 Medical College W, 20.5-9.5

Michigan (2-2-0)11/24/2007 vs. Michigan (5) L, 10-251/8/2010 vs. Michigan W, 23-101/9/2010 vs. Michigan W, 19-1311/11/2016 at Michigan L, 9-24

Michigan State (2-0-0)11/17/2007 vs. Michigan St. W, 29-1011/15/2008 vs. Michigan St. W, 23-15

Millersville (1-0-0)2/8/2003 Millersville W, 34-10

Minnesota (0-2-0)1/11/1992 vs. Minnesota L, 12-2611/7/2015 at Minnesota (24) L, 15-19

Missouri (0-4-0)1/12/1984 Missouri L, 17-191/12/2002 vs. Missouri (10) L, 14-3211/20/2017 Missouri (4) L, 15-1812/20/2018 vs. Missouri (6) L, 21-23

Morgan State (1-0-0)12/3/1989 vs. Morgan State W, 35-12

Navy (0-7-0)3/3/1951 at Navy L, 6-241/15/1972 at Navy L, 5-301/7/1975 at Navy L, 5-292/10/1996 at Navy L, 11-181/10/1998 vs. Navy L, 18-191/15/2000 Navy L, 12-271/9/2009 vs. Navy L, 15-20

Nebraska (0-5-0)1/9/1990 vs. Nebraska L, 3-461/4/2003 vs. Nebraska (8) L, 9-341/9/2004 vs. Nebraska (6) L, 10-322/17/2013 vs. Nebraska (13) L, 28-811/10/2018 vs. Nebraska (12) L, 15-21

Newberry (1-0-0)2/2/2008 Newberry W, 37-3

Norfolk State (1-0-0)2/13/1999 Norfolk St. W, 53-0

North Carolina (32-46-0)1/28/1924 North Carolina L, 3-132/13/1925 at North Carolina W, 12-112/12/1926 North Carolina L, 3-262/25/1928 at North Carolina L, 9-142/9/1929 at North Carolina L, 11-211/26/1946 at North Carolina L, 8-222/8/1946 North Carolina L, 8-243/3/1947 at North Carolina L, 5-292/23/1952 North Carolina W, 31-31/17/1953 at North Carolina W, 25-32/5/1955 at North Carolina W, 28-82/18/1956 North Carolina W, 36-01/4/1957 at North Carolina L, 15-1612/6/1957 North Carolina W, 25-1112/6/1958 at North Carolina W, 16-1412/4/1959 North Carolina W, 16-1512/3/1960 at North Carolina L, 11-1912/2/1961 North Carolina W, 20-81/7/1963 at North Carolina W, 25-21/7/1964 North Carolina W, 20-1012/5/1964 at North Carolina W, 16-1412/10/1965 North Carolina W, 19-1612/12/1966 at North Carolina W, 20-1712/8/1967 North Carolina W, 21-111/15/1969 at North Carolina W, 28-512/13/1969 North Carolina W, 32-82/12/1971 at North Carolina W, 38-1012/11/1971 North Carolina W, 26-142/17/1973 at North Carolina W, 42-32/8/1974 vs. North Carolina W, 30-82/22/1975 at North Carolina W, 28-142/20/1976 North Carolina L, 17-182/26/1977 North Carolina L, 13-222/24/1978 North Carolina L, 14-261/26/1979 at North Carolina L, 3-422/16/1980 North Carolina L, 17-232/14/1981 at North Carolina L, 6-362/13/1982 North Carolina L, 10-292/11/1983 at North Carolina L, 10-272/11/1984 North Carolina L, 15-202/8/1985 at North Carolina L, 12-262/8/1986 North Carolina L, 3-432/7/1987 at North Carolina L, 4-342/5/1988 North Carolina L, 15-232/3/1989 at North Carolina L, 7-332/3/1990 North Carolina L, 6-482/3/1991 at North Carolina L, 17-222/1/1992 North Carolina L, 14-221/30/1993 at North Carolina L, 3-371/29/1994 North Carolina L, 3-361/27/1995 at North Carolina L, 10-311/27/1996 North Carolina L, 3-301/25/1997 at North Carolina L, 7-291/23/1998 North Carolina L, 12-181/15/1999 at North Carolina L, 6-321/7/2000 vs. North Carolina L, 16-221/14/2000 North Carolina L, 9-272/3/2001 at North Carolina L, 12-242/1/2002 North Carolina L, 9-31

2/24/2003 at North Carolina W, 20-171/24/2004 North Carolina W, 24-201/14/2005 vs. North Carolina L, 9-251/21/2005 at North Carolina L, 12-251/14/2006 vs. North Carolina L, 18-201/27/2006 North Carolina W, 27-101/26/2007 at North Carolina L, 11-211/25/2008 North Carolina W, 18-131/23/2009 at North Carolina L, 9-231/22/2010 North Carolina W, 23-121/21/2011 at North Carolina W, 28-61/21/2012 North Carolina W, 24-101/18/2013 at North Carolina W, 24-92/7/2014 North Carolina W, 21-92/7/2015 at North Carolina L, 16-172/6/2016 North Carolina (14) L, 20-272/4/2017 at North Carolina (25) W, 22-151/19/2018 North Carolina (25) L, 15-241/26/2019 at North Carolina (17) L, 13-22

North Carolina State (34-38-1)2/12/1925 at NC State W, 15-101/24/1927 NC State W, 13.5-11.52/25/1928 at NC State L, 8-211/21/1929 NC State W, 21-132/21/1947 NC State L, 13-172/21/1948 at NC State L, 8-263/2/1953 NC State W, 21-81/20/1954 at NC State W, 17-912/13/1954 NC State W, 26-612/10/1955 at NC State W, 27-32/23/1957 NC State W, 26-612/13/1957 at NC State W, 29-72/13/1959 NC State T, 18-1812/11/1959 at NC State L, 15-1812/15/1960 NC State W, 22-512/15/1961 at NC State W, 19-92/19/1963 NC State W, 20-52/18/1964 at NC State L, 6-182/6/1965 NC State W, 20-1312/3/1965 at NC State W, 21-1412/3/1966 NC State W, 21-132/26/1968 NC State L, 6-2512/9/1968 NC State L, 9-202/14/1970 at NC State W, 17-152/20/1971 NC State W, 23-92/5/1972 vs. NC State W, 21-112/3/1973 NC State W, 33-112/2/1974 at NC State W, 29-111/18/1975 NC State W, 29-71/17/1976 at NC State L, 18-222/20/1977 at NC State W, 21-112/19/1978 at NC State L, 8-292/3/19979 NC State L, 17-272/2/1980 at NC State L, 8-362/7/1981 NC State L, 6-372/7/1982 at NC State L, 11-322/5/1983 NC State L, 4-442/5/1984 at NC State W, 21-172/2/1985 NC State L, 10-242/1/1986 at NC State L, 6-401/31/1987 NC State L, 17-191/29/1988 at NC State L, 3-451/26/1989 NC State L, 12-281/27/1990 at NC State L, 4-421/26/1991 NC State L, 6-321/26/1992 at NC State L, 3-402/5/1993 NC State L, 9-312/6/1994 at NC State L, 16-232/4/1995 NC State L, 8-232/7/1996 at NC State L, 3-312/1/1997 NC State W, 29-71/31/1998 at NC State W, 25-121/30/1999 NC State L, 18-192/20/2000 at NC State L, 9-271/27/2001 NC State L, 10-232/17/2002 at NC State L, 13-312/15/2003 NC State W, 25-122/14/2004 at NC State W, 22-212/11/2005 NC State L, 9-212/11/2006 NC State L, 15-222/9/2007 NC State L, 13-252/10/2008 vs. NC State W, 30-122/14/2009 NC State W, 23-132/13/2010 at NC State W, 45-61/15/2011 NC State W, 26-121/13/2012 at NC State W, 33-121/27/2013 NC State W, 32-72/9/2014 at NC State W, 22-102/19/2015 NC State L, 20-221/17/2016 at NC State (3) L, 7-351/29/2017 vs. NC State (7) L, 10-231/26/2018 at NC State (6) L, 7-322/1/2019 NC State (8) L, 17-23

North Dakota State (3-2-0)1/14/2005 vs. North Dakota St. L, 12-271/13/2006 vs. North Dakota St. W, 22-1211/15/2014 vs. North Dakota St. W, 20-1511/6/2015 at North Dakota St. W, 25-141/13/2017 vs. North Dakota St. L, 13-27


Northern Iowa (0-2-0)1/7/2000 N. Iowa (16) L, 10-351/4/2003 vs. N. Iowa (18) L, 12-25

Northwestern (0-1-0)11/18/2006 vs. Northwestern L, 12-24

Ohio (4-2-0)1/14/2005 vs. Ohio L, 15-182/5/2006 Ohio W, 18-152/3/2007 at Ohio L, 12-181/11/2008 vs. Ohio W, 36-311/3/2012 Ohio W, 34-61/20/2019 Ohio W, 29-9

Ohio State (0-5-0)2/10/1973 vs. Ohio State L, 9-251/30/2005 at Ohio State L, 6-331/22/2006 Ohio State L, 10-2811/24/2014 vs. Ohio State L, 7-3011/13/2015 at Ohio State (5) L, 6-34

Oklahoma (0-2-0)1/3/1998 vs. Oklahoma L, 9-311/8/2010 vs. Oklahoma (10) L, 13-21

Oklahoma State (0-1-0)11/29/2008 vs. Oklahoma St. (7) L, 7-33

Old Dominion (28-14-0)12/6/1963 Old Dominion W, 20-81/6/1965 at Old Dominion L, 9-1512/17/1965 Old Dominion W, 20-1612/15/1966 Old Dominion L, 15-202/19/1972 at Old Dominion W, 24-122/10/1973 vs. Old Dominion W, 27-91/12/1974 Old Dominion W, 30-151/15/1977 at Old Dominion W, 39-61/14/1978 at Old Dominion W, 38-122/17/1979 Old Dominion W, 30-102/17/190 at Old Dominion L, 20-232/21/1981 Old Dominion L, 18-222/21/1982 at Old Dominion L, 9-312/18/1983 Old Dominion L, 14-282/1/1987 at Old Dominion W, 25-121/10/1988 Old Dominion L, 15-201/17/1989 at Old Dominion W, 22-192/17/1990 Old Dominion L, 6-292/10/1991 at Old Dominion L, 13-272/8/1992 Old Dominion L, 16-182/13/1993 at Old Dominion W, 21-101/28/1995 at Old Dominion L, 16-212/18/1996 Old Dominion W, 18-162/9/1997 at Old Dominion W, 37-62/7/1998 Old Dominion W, 31-91/16/1999 at Old Dominion W, 29-91/15/2000 Old Dominion W, 32-72/4/2001 at Old Dominion W, 24-122/2/2002 Old Dominion W, 27-192/9/2003 at Old Dominion W, 34-131/31/2004 Old Dominion W, 25-142/3/2006 at Old Dominion W, 19-171/13/2007 Old Dominion L, 12-261/12/2008 vs. Old Dominion (19) L, 12-232/8/2009 at Old Dominion (18) L, 18-211/8/2010 vs. Old Dominion (23) W, 21-152/20/2011 at Old Dominion W, 25-112/19/2012 Old Dominion (23) W, 31-32/10/2013 Old Dominion W, 27-61/19/2014 at Old Dominion W, 20-1211/15/2015 vs. Old Dominion (15) W, 21-161/28/2018 at Old Dominion W, 25-10

Oregon State (0-1-0)1/9/1999 vs. Oregon St. (15) L, 14-30

Pembroke State (1-0-0)12/10/1988 vs. Pembroke State W, 24-17

Pennsylvania (1-5-0)2/17/1922 at Penn L, 10-162/11/1923 at Penn L, 3-221/6/1997 at Penn L, 0-391/11/2008 vs. Penn L, 14-161/17/2010 at Penn W, 28-91/16/2011 Penn (21) L, 15-18

Penn State (0-7-0)2/9/1923 at Penn State L, 0-331/7/1950 at Penn State L, 5-261/13/1951 Penn State L, 8-281/11/1952 at Penn State L, 0-341/10/1953 Penn State L, 0-3012/5/1987 at Penn State L, 0-3911/23/2008 vs. Penn State (14) L, 15-19

Pittsburgh (1-6-0)11/27/2010 vs. Pitt (14) L, 15-211/24/2014 at Pitt (8) L, 9-251/25/2015 Pitt W, 17-162/19/2016 at Pitt (24) L, 17-192/12/2017 Pitt (24) L, 14-192/16/2018 at Pitt L, 9-28

2/22/109 Pitt (15) L, 15-20

Princeton (2-2-0)12/17/1965 Princeton L, 7-251/30/2010 at Princeton W, 42-01/29/2011 Princeton W, 30-612/8/2018 Princeton L, 15-28

Purdue (1-2-0)1/9/1998 vs. Purdue L, 9-2311/18/2006 vs. Purdue L, 16-1911/17/2007 vs. Purdue W, 16-15

Richmond (2-0-0)1/14/1975 Richmond W, 27-61/10/1976 Richmond W, 32-9

Rider (1-3-0)1/8/1994 at Rider L, 15-231/9/1999 vs. Rider (20) L, 9-271/13/2001 vs. Rider L, 6-3211/6/2010 Rider W, 38-0

Rutgers (4-3-0)12/2/1972 vs. Rutgers W, 20-142/11/1995 vs. Rutgers W, 24-121/17/2009 Rutgers L, 15-281/29/2010 at Rutgers L, 12-252/4/2012 Rutgers W, 24-1211/30/2013 vs. Rutgers W, 22-911/11/2017 vs. Rutgers (12) L, 9-21

Sacred Heart (1-0-0)11/28/2009 vs. Sacred Heart W, 48-0

Seton Hall (1-0-0)2/11/1995 vs. Seton Hall W, 20-13

Shippensburg (2-1-0)1/9/1970 at Shippensburg L, 14-172/3/1973 Shippensburg W, 24-111/11/1982 at Shippensburg W, 25-14

SIU-Edwardsville (1-0-0)12/30/2018 vs. SIU-E W, 29-12

Slippery Rock (0-1-0)1/8/1973 Slippery Rock L, 9-31

South Dakota State (1-0-0)11/7/2015 vs. South Dakota St. W, 23-9

Springfield (0-1-0)12/14/1965 Springfield L, 8-22

Stanford (1-0-0)1/4/2003 vs. Stanford W, 28-14

Syracuse (0-2-0)12/5/1987 vs. Syracuse L, 15-2312/3/1989 vs. Syracuse L, 14-24

Temple (1-1-0)2/12/1949 at Temple L, 10-211/13/1950 Temple W, 18-11

Tennessee (4-8-0)12/17/1971 vs. Tennessee W, 24-151/10/1975 at Tennessee W, 22-141/10/1976 Tennessee L, 11-251/22/1977 Tennessee L, 12-221/21/1978 Tennessee W, 22-161/15/1979 at Tennessee L, 9-281/19/1980 Tennessee L, 20-211/17/1981 at Tennessee L, 2-441/23/1982 Tennessee L, 3-321/15/1983 at Tennessee L, 11-281/15/1984 Tennessee W, 20-122/16/1986 at Tennessee L, 0-40

UNC Greensboro (4-1-0)2/8/2003 UNC-Greensboro W, 41-811/12/2005 at UNC-Greensboro L, 9-251/20/2007 UNC-Greensboro W, 20-151/20/2008 at UNC-Greensboro W, 24-181/17/2009 vs. UNC-Greensboro W, 27-13

Utah Valley (1-0-0)12/29/2018 vs. Utah Valley (22) W, 26-19

Virginia Commonwealth (9-0-0)12/5/1969 vs. VCU W, 33-312/5/1970 VCU W, 35-312/10/1971 at VCU W, 36-92/13/1973 VCU W, 30-151/19/1974 vs. VCU W, 37-121/14/1978 vs. VCU W, 39-51/13/1978 VCU W, 23-171/15/1980 at VCU W, 22-171/23/1981 VCU W, 28-18

Virginia Military Institute (30-24-0)2/26/1921 VMI W, 28-62/11/1922 at VMI W, 17-102/24/1923 VMI L, 5-212/16/1924 at VMI L, 0-262/21/1925 VMI L, 8-212/10/1926 at VMI L, 3-282/12/1927 VMI L, 6-231/28/1928 at VMI L, 4.5-26.52/23/1929 at VMI L, 10.5-19.251/25/1947 VMI L, 5-272/25/1948 at VMI L, 3-231/13/1949 VMI L, 6-242/16/1950 at VMI L, 5-262/16/1951 VMI W, 14-122/15/1952 at VMI W, 16-152/20/1953 VMI W, 20-112/20/1954 at VMI L, 11-232/18/1955 VMI W, 14-112/22/1956 at VMI W, 22-62/20/1957 VMI L, 14-1812/18/1957 at VMI L, 13-2012/13/1958 VMI L, 12-1612/17/1959 at VMI L, 11-212/14/1961 VMI L, 0-311/6/1962 at VMI L, 3-291/11/1963 VMI W, 19-91/11/1964 at VMI W, 19-91/9/1965 VMI W, 17-92/11/1966 at VMI L, 14-172/9/1967 VMI L, 19-211/6/1968 at VMI L, 14-212/12/1969 VMI W, 18-1712/5/1969 at VMI W, 29-712/5/1970 VMI W, 26-52/22/1992 vs. VMI W, 27-142/20/1993 VMI W, 25-192/19/1994 vs. VMI W, 23-122/27/1996 VMI W, 19-1612/4/1996 at VMI L, 14-1812/4/1997 VMI W, 31-1312/5/1998 at VMI W, 24-1212/8/1999 VMI W, 31-61/15/2002 at VMI L, 12-201/8/2003 vs. VMI L, 9-271/7/2004 vs. VMI W, 23-191/6/2005 VMI W, 25-131/4/2006 vs. VMI W, 26-91/12/2007 VMI W, 28-911/3/2007 VMI W, 42-31/16/2011 VMI W, 41-311/10/2013 vs. VMI W, 42-311/2/2014 VMI W, 51-01/8/2016 vs. VMI W, 35-71/18/2019 at VMI W, 40-5

Virginia Tech (33-48-1)2/4/1922 at Virginia Tech L, 6-212/3/1923 Virginia Tech W, 18-32/16/1924 at Virginia Tech L, 3-132/22/1924 at Virginia Tech L, 0-161/31/1925 Virginia Tech L, 3-181/23/1926 at Virginia Tech L, 0-292/21/1927 Virginia Tech L, 4.5-22.52/18/1928 at Virginia Tech L, 1.5-29.51/26/1929 at Virginia Tech L, 6-261/25/1930 Virginia Tech L, 3-291/21/1947 Virginia Tech W, 17-121/10/1948 at Virginia Tech W, 19-91/17/1949 Virginia Tech L, 12-172/28/1950 Virginia Tech W, 18-92/10/1951 Virginia Tech W, 17-132/9/1952 at Virginia Tech W, 16-112/16/1953 Virginia Tech L, 14-162/6/1954 at Virginia Tech W, 14-111/15/1955 Virginia Tech L, 12-181/14/1956 at Virginia Tech L, 16-182/9/1957 Virginia Tech L, 11-232/21/1958 Virginia Tech L, 11-231/17/1959 Virginia Tech L, 7-271/15/1960 at Virginia Tech L, 8-261/10/1961 Virginia Tech L, 3-292/6/1962 at Virginia Tech L, 0-301/17/1963 Virginia Tech W, 17-122/24/1964 at Virginia Tech L, 8-192/16/1965 Virginia Tech L, 12-142/22/1966 Virginia Tech L, 9-222/21/1967 at Virginia Tech L, 0-4912/2/1967 Virginia Tech L, 7-242/22/1969 at Virginia Tech L, 6-232/21/1970 Virginia Tech W, 26-132/6/1971 at Virginia Tech W, 18-152/12/1972 Virginia Tech W, 32-72/10/1973 at Virginia Tech W, 23-91/28/1974 Virginia Tech W, 36-412/6/1974 at Virginia Tech W, 36-612/6/1975 Virginia Tech W, 31-121/21/1977 Virginia Tech W, 34-141/20/1978 Virginia Tech W, 19-181/19/1979 at Virginia Tech L, 11-282/8/1980 Virginia Tech L, 18-222/12/1982 Virginia Tech W, 31-102/18/1984 Virginia Tech W, 36-11

2/22/1985 at Virginia Tech W, 33-122/21/1986 Virginia Tech W, 34-92/26/1988 at Virginia Tech W, 45-32/17/1989 at Virginia Tech W, 32-152/16/1990 Virginia Tech L, 18-242/15/1991 at Virginia Tech W, 29-132/14/1992 Virginia Tech T, 21-211/27/1994 at Virginia Tech W, 22-191/16/1995 vs. Virginia Tech W, 34-61/26/1997 at Virginia Tech W, 20-171/24/1998 Virginia Tech W, 25-122/12/2000 Virginia Tech L, 20-232/10/2001 at Virginia Tech L, 13-271/12/2002 vs. Virginia Tech L, 18-212/10/2002 Virginia Tech L, 19-212/1/2003 at Virginia Tech W, 18-161/31/2004 Virginia Tech W, 31-812/10/2004 at Virginia Tech L, 0-321/28/2006 Virginia Tech W, 25-151/28/2007 at Virginia Tech W, 25-91/27/2008 vs. Virginia Tech L, 16-181/31/2009 vs. Virginia Tech (13) L, 12-211/9/2010 vs. Virginia Tech (24) L, 18-211/23/2010 Virginia Tech (14) L, 16-192/5/2011 at Virginia Tech (6) L, 12-2011/27/2011 Virginia Tech (15) L, 13-1811/25/2012 at Virginia Tech (12) L, 25-61/12/2013 vs. Virginia Tech (10) L, 21-911/24/2013 vs. Virginia Tech (8) W, 19-162/1/2015 at Virginia Tech L, 16-181/31/2016 Virginia Tech (10) L, 7-311/22/2017 at Virginia Tech (6) L, 14-292/11/2018 Virginia Tech (9) L, 18-221/12/2019 vs. Virginia Tech (13) L, 5-372/16/2019 at Virginia Tech (14) L, 6-30

Wagner (1-0-0)11/3/2007 Wagner W, 52-0

Wake Forest (6-0-0)2/8/1955 Wake Forest W, 27-101/7/1956 Wake Forest W, 38-01/5/1957 at Wake Forest W, 31-32/28/1958 Wake Forest W, 30-712/5/1958 at Wake Forest W, 31-51/16/1960 Wake Forest W, 36-0

Washington & Lee (16-18-1)1/14/1922 at W&L L, 10-253/3/1923 W&L W, 23-02/15/1924 at W&L L, 3-132/5/1925 at W&L L, 11-202/27/1926 W&L L, 9-161/15/1927 at W&L L, 3-262/6/1928 W&L L, 7.5-19.52/2/1929 at W&L L, 14-161/18/1930 W&L L, 0-361/14/1947 at W&L L, 9-171/13/1948 W&L L, 4-2612/13/1948 at W&L L, 7-282/23/1950 W&L L, 2-272/26/1951 at W&L W, 14-132/26/1952 W&L W, 23-32/27/1953 at W&L L, 9-192/26/1954 W&L L, 8-222/25/1955 at W&L W, 16-142/25/1956 W&L W, 24-61/12/1957 at W&L W, 18-141/11/1958 W&L W, 24-53/2/1959 at W&L W, 18-142/29/1960 W&L L, 13-162/27/1961 at W&L L, 0-282/26/1962 W&L L, 12-162/25/1963 at W&L W, 19-82/29/1964 W&L W, 16-132/27/1965 at W&L T, 12-122/26/1966 W&L W, 22-132/27/1967 at W&L W, 21-182/20/1968 W&L W, 27-62/18/1969 at W&L W, 24-1112/6/1969 at W&L W, 35-51/9/1971 W&L W, 40-02/20/1974 W&L W, 39-5

West Chester (0-1-0)2/7/1968 at West Chester L, 6-26

West Virginia (2-10-0)2/11/1921 at West Virginia L, 10-221/21/1922 at West Virginia L, 5-282/16/1923 at West Virginia L, 5-282/11/1950 West Virginia L, 5-223/2/1951 West Virginia W, 18-113/5/1952 West Virginia L, 6-202/7/1964 West Virginia L, 7-191/16/1965 at West Virginia L, 0-282/12/1968 at West Virginia L, 11-251/25/2002 at West Virginia (12) L, 3-4411/2/2013 West Virginia W, 41-612/29/2018 vs. West Virginia W, 26-13

Wilkes-Barre (0-1-0)2/15/1975 Wilkes L, 10-28


William & Mary (12-12-1)2/1/1930 at W&M W, 20-1312/16/1966 at W&M W, 25-62/7/1970 W&M L, 14-2112/12/1970 vs. W&M L, 15-1712/17/1971 at W&M L, 12-2112/16/1972 W&M L, 15-202/16/1974 at W&M L, 11-262/15/1975 W&M L, 14-182/14/1976 at W&M W, 30-72/12/1977 at W&M W, 21-2012/7/1977 vs. W&M L, 3-371/31/1979 W&M L, 15-331/30/1980 at W&M W, 25-122/11/1981 W&M L, 20-242/3/1982 at W&M W, 29-102/2/1983 W&M W, 26-172/4/1984 at W&M W, 28-102/1/1985 W&M W, 49-91/29/1986 at W&M T, 22-222/14/1987 W&M W, 37-012/3/1989 vs. W&M L, 13-302/7/1990 at W&M L, 3-312/6/1991 W&M L, 17-222/5/1992 at W&M W, 23-171/11/1993 vs. W&M W, 28-6

Winston-Salem (1-0-0)12/10/1988 vs. Winston-Salem W, 37-9

Wisconsin (0-4-0)1/3/1998 vs. Wisconsin L, 16-2311/18/2006 vs. Wisconsin L, 7-3011/15/2008 vs. Wisconsin (12) L, 15-2511/10/2013 vs. Wisconsin (20) L, 17-19

Wyoming (1-4-0)1/12/1996 vs. Wyoming L, 11-251/9/1999 vs. Wyoming W, 22-171/4/2002 vs. Wyoming L, 13-321/8/2011 vs. Wyoming L, 11-2411/10/2018 vs. Wyoming (21) L, 9-21

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