Augsburg College Minneapolis, MN
Augsburg at Wartburg
Live College Wrestling Coverage from IPTV February 2
Coverage of #2 vs. #1 airs live at 7:30 p.m.
(Johnston, Iowa) - This weekend, Iowa Public Television will provide live coverage of an exciting NCAA Division III matchup on Thursday, February 2 at 7:30 p.m.
The second-ranked Auggies of Augsburg College take on the first-ranked Wartburg College Knights in Waverly, a match-up that pits the top two teams in the NWCA/Brute-Adidas Top 30 Poll against each other.
This year, IPTV is showcasing several top collegiate match-ups with coverage and expert commentary from two wrestling legends. Tim Johnson returns as IPTV's play-by-play announcer and national champion wrestler and coach Dan Gable returns as an analyst for the season.
College Wrestling can be seen statewide on Iowa Public Television. For the rest of this season, viewers can see expert coverage of the following meets:
*Augsburg @ Wartburg Thursday, February 2 at 7:30 p.m. (live)
*IIAC Championships Friday, February 24, broadcast at 8:30 p.m. (finals begin at 7)
For the latest news in college wrestling, as well as archival footage and broadcast information, visit www.iptv.org/wrestling.
Augsburg opens season at Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open
MINNEAPOLIS - Claiming seven individual champions/co-champions, the Augsburg College wrestling team opened its 2011-12 campaign with a strong performance at its Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open, held on Saturday at Si Melby Hall.
Auggies claimed titles in three classes in the Gold division, with Tony Valek (SR, Belle Plaine, Minn./Scott West) winning at 149 pounds, Chad Johnson (SO, Ferryville, Wis./De Soto HS) winning at heavyweight, and Will Keeter (SO, Twin Falls, Idaho) and Jake Saatzer (SR, Mound, Minn./Mound-Westonka HS) sharing the title at 141. Augsburg had 28 placewinners on the day.
"It was a great total team effort today," said Augsburg head coach Mark Matzek. "The Auggies wrestled the attack style of wrestling we have been training for all fall. We had a multiple champions on the day as well as co-champions. What is even more impressive to the coaching staff than the titles we earned was how intense each man wrestled. I cannot recall a moment today when I was disappointed with the effort or the attitude of anyone. This is a great testament to the diligent work of the athletes as well as the coaching staff."
Valek, the top-ranked wrestler in the latest National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III national rankings at 149 pounds, scored three pins and a major-decision victory to earn the title. A two-time national runner-up, Valek claimed a 3:50 pin of Minnesota State Mankato's Jesse Westphal in the championship match.
Johnson, who placed seventh nationally in his debut season last year at heavyweight, also went 4-0 to claim his weight-class crown. He opened with a pin and reached the semifinals with a major-decision win, then scored two overtime victories to earn the title, including a 4-2 win over Zach Rosol of Upper Iowa, the No. 5-ranked wrestler in the preseason Division II national rankings, in the finals. Johnson is ranked No. 4 nationally in the Division III heavyweight listing.
Saatzer had two major decisions and pin in his three victories to share the crown at 141. Keeter claimed a 4-3 win over Division III national tournament qualifier Ryan Timmerman of St. Olaf in the semifinals enroute to sharing the title with Saatzer.
In the Silver division, Chad Bartschenfeld (FY, Amery, Wis.) and Donny Rosenbloom (FY, Brooklyn Park, Minn./Park Center HS) made their collegiate debuts a successful one, sharing the title at 125. Rosenbloom had two pins en route to the crown, while Bartschenfeld had a pin and major decision. Noel Sweeney (SO, Grand Rapids, Minn.) won the Silver title at 165, going 3-0 with two pins.
In the Gold division, Brandon Bahr (SR, Bemidji, Minn.) placed third at 165, as did Brad Baus (SR, Mukwonago, Wis.) at 197 and Pat Fletcher (SR, Shelton, Neb.) at heavyweight. Placing fourth was Tom Kuehn (FY, Fargo, N.D./West Fargo HS) at 133, Nathan Lexvold (SR, Kenyon, Minn./Kenyon-Wanamingo HS) at 149 and Josh Kohler (SR, Monticello, Minn.) at 174. Placing fifth was Boyd Suparat (JR, North Branch, Minn.) at 133, Zach Enrico (SR, Minnetonka, Minn./Hopkins HS) at 157, and Matt Hechsel (FY, Apple Valley, Minn.) and Alex Krautkremer (SR, Jordan, Minn./Scott West) at 184.
Augsburg returns to action on Tuesday (11/22), hosting Waldorf (Iowa) at Si Melby Hall. White Team (junior varsity) action begins at 6:30 p.m., with the varsity meet to follow.
"We can enjoy this day until tomorrow. We have a hungry Waldorf College ready to square off with us on Tuesday and that is what our focus will be on," Matzek said.
Augsburg Individual Results:
125 Silver - Chad Bartschenfeld 3-0, co-champion; Donny Rosenbloom 3-0, co-champion.
133 Gold - Tom Kuehn 2-2, 4th place; Boyd Suparat 3-1, 5th place; Alex Johnson 1-2; Cody Madsen 1-2.
133 Silver - Jesse Hylton 3-1, 2nd place.
133 Bronze - Nick Dahlquist 0-2.
141 Gold - Will Keeter 3-0, co-champion; Jake Saatzer 3-0, co-champion.
141 Silver - Ryan Cook 3-1, 3rd place.
141 Bronze - Michael deJolsvay 2-1, 4th place.
149 Gold - Tony Valek 4-0, champion; Nathan Lexvold 2-1, 4th place.
149 Bronze - Rashad Kennedy 3-1, 2nd place.
157 Gold - Zach Enrico 3-1, 5th place.
157 Silver - Kurt Knutsen 2-2, 4th place.
157 Bronze -- Dan Egesdal 2-1, 5th place.
165 Gold - Brandon Bahr 3-1, 3rd place.
165 Silver - Noel Sweeney 3-0, champion.
165 Bronze - Tim Hanlin 2-2, 6th place; Zach Riester 2-1, consolation champion.
174 Gold - Josh Kohler 2-2, 4th place.
174 Silver - Tony Castro 3-1, 5th place.
184 Gold - Matt Hechsel 2-1, co-5th place; Alex Krautkremer 2-1, co-5th place.
184 Silver - Joshua Vaughan 3-1, 3rd place; Caleb Davis 2-1, consolation champion.
197 Gold - Brad Baus 3-1, 3rd place.
HWT Gold - Chad Johnson 4-0, champion; Pat Fletcher 3-1, 3rd place.
Augsburg- Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open results
MINNEAPOLIS -- Top three finishers in each bracket from the 2011 Augsburg College Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open wrestling tournament, held on Saturday, Nov. 19 at Si Melby Hall in Minneapolis. A total of 336 wrestlers were in competition at the Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open, one of the largest small-college wrestling tournaments in the Midwest. No team results were kept at the open event.
125 Gold -- 1. Austin Mogg (Buena Vista), 2. Brian Reisenauer
(Minnesota State Mankato), 3. David Demo (Minnesota State Mankato).
125 Silver - 1t. Chad Bartschenfeld (Augsburg) and Donny Rosenbloom
(Augsburg) (co-champions), 3. Daniel Page (Central).
133 Gold -- 1. Drew Lexvold (Minnesota State Mankato), 2. Chad Henle
(St. John's), 3. Duane Richardson (Upper Iowa).
133 Silver -- 1. Robert Patino (Luther), 2. Jesse Hylton (Augsburg), 3.
Nate Larson (Rochester CC).
133 Bronze -- 1. Luis Flores (Briar Cliff), 2. Ricky Ortiz
(Northwestern-Iowa), 3. Nathan Manfull (Northwestern-Iowa).
141 Gold -- 1. Will Keeter (Augsburg) and Jake Saatzer (Augsburg)
(co-champions), 3. Ryan Timmerman (St. Olaf).
141 Silver - 1. Aaron Padmos (St. John's), 2. Tyler Peretti
(Central), 3. Ryan Cook (Augsburg).
141 Bronze - 1. Dustin Shinkle (Buena Vista), 2. Matt Berger
(Luther), 3. Dakota Hanson (Rochester CC).
149 Gold -- 1. Tony Valek (Augsburg), 2. Jesse Westphal (Minnesota
State Mankato), 3. Scott Hogan (Wisconsin-La Crosse).
149 Silver -- 1. Jordan Rinken (Upper Iowa), 2. Chris Hunt (Waldorf),
3. Taylor Phipps (Morningside).
149 Bronze -1. Holton Lubinski (Rochester CC), 2. Rashad Kennedy
(Augsburg), 3. Brett Gudeman (Northwestern-Iowa).
157 Gold -- 1. Brandon Seppelt (St. John's), 2. Stephan De La Cruz
(Luther), 3. Chris Stevermer (St. John's).
157 Silver - 1. Heath Boers (Waldorf), 2. Jordan Langley
(Morningside), 3. Brent Blaser (Luther).
157 Bronze - 1. Kenny Pero (Waldorf), 2. Ryan Silbernick (UM-Duluth
Club), 3. Billy Barringer (Luther).
165 Gold -- 1. Blake Sorensen (Upper Iowa), 2. Rashad Moss (Waldorf),
3. Brandon Bahr (Augsburg)
165 Silver -- 1. Noel Sweeney (Augsburg), 2. Eric Twohey (Wisconsin-La
Crosse), 3. Caleb Cejka (Central).
165 Bronze -- 1. Dillon Freeman (Briar Cliff), 2. Dillon Anderson
(Central), 3. Anthony Smith (Luther)
174 Gold -- 1. Joe Sievert (Morningside), 2. Wade Gobin (Upper Iowa),
3. Brendan Eichmann (Minnesota State Mankato).
174 Silver -- 1. Brock Gobin (Unattached), 2. James Roach (St. Olaf),
3. Derek Moe (Luther).
184 Gold -- 1. Mitchell Schultz (Upper Iowa), 2. Brandon Pederson
(Unattached), 3. Brian Block (Morningside).
184 Silver -- 1. Andrew Rudd (St. Olaf), 2. Noah Minikus (Wartburg), 3.
Joshua Vaughan (Augsburg).
197 Gold -- 1. Brian Broll (Buena Vista), 2. Dustin Baxter (St.
John's), 3. Brad Baus (Augsburg).
197 Silver - 1. Logan Barrett (Rochester CC), 2. Dan Gordon
(Central), 3. Brock Binversie (Waldorf).
HWT Gold -- 1. Chad Johnson (Augsburg), 2. Zach Rosol (Upper Iowa), 3.
Pat Fletcher (Augsburg).
HWT Silver -- 1. Abram Reynolds (Briar Cliff), 2. Conner Herman
(Luther), 3. Jake Crawford (Central).
HWT Bronze -- 1. Dylan Orr (Winona State Club), 2. Nathan Craig
(William Penn), 3. Tom Tourdot (Luther).
Augsburg at Saint John's This Thursday, Nov. 14
This Thursday's dual between Augsburg and Saint John's will be broadcast live on WBHR-660 AM The Bear (Minnesota's ESPN affiliate). The dual is scheduled to begin with junior varsity at 6 p.m. followed by varsity at 7:30 p.m. at Sexton Arena in Collegeville.
Date change for Augsburg wrestling six-decade celebration
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Augsburg College wrestling program is celebrating "Six Decades of Dominance" in the 2009-10 season, and will have a special alumni, family and friends celebration weekend on Friday, Jan. 22, 2010 (PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE) at the Kennedy Center, prior to Augsburg's home dual meet with the University of Nebraska-Omaha at Si Melby Hall.
The Auggie wrestling tradition started in 1949, and over the past 60 years, the Auggies have become one of the most dominant programs in the country in small-college wrestling, with both athletic and academic excellence as the program's hallmarks.
Alumni, family and friends are invited to return to Augsburg on Jan. 22 for a special celebration of 60 years of Augsburg wrestling history. Check-in begins at 4:30 p.m. at the Kennedy Center, with a social, heavy hors d' oeuvres and program at 5 p.m. Celebration attendees receive complimentary admission to the 7 p.m. dual meet between Augsburg and Nebraska-Omaha. A post-meet social will follow at Sgt. Preston's (in the Seven Corners area of Minneapolis) at 9 p.m.
If you are interested in attending, fill out the updated RSVP form (available at http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2009/9/17/wres091709a.aspx?path=wrestling ) and return it by Dec. 31 to head coach Mark Matzek at matzek@augsburg.edu.
For more information on the wrestling weekend, contact Mark Matzek at 612-330-1116 or matzek@augsburg.edu.
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Don Stoner -- Sports Information Director
Augsburg College Athletics
2211 Riverside Ave., CB 313
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Phone -- 612-330-1677
Fax -- 612-330-1372
Cell -- 612-875-1541
E-mail -- stoner@augsburg.edu
Web -- http://athletics.augsburg.edu
Augsburg Wrestling Celebrating "Six Decades of Dominance" Oct. 9-10
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Augsburg College wrestling program is celebrating "Six Decades of Dominance" in the 2009-10 season, and will have a special alumni, family and friends celebration weekend on Oct. 9-10.
The Auggie wrestling tradition started in 1949, and over the past 60 years, the Auggies have become one of the most dominant programs in the country in small-college wrestling, with both athletic and academic excellence as the program's hallmarks.
Alumni, family and friends are invited to return to Augsburg on Oct. 9-10 for a special celebration of 60 years of Augsburg wrestling history. There will be a social (casual) on Friday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. at Sgt. Preston's in Minneapolis, and a celebration on-campus on Saturday, Oct. 10 at the Christensen Center. A social hour (semi-formal) will be held from 4-5 p.m., with a buffet dinner and program (semi-formal) to follow from 5-7 p.m.
If you are interested in attending, fill out the RSVP form (click here for the link to the RSVP in Word format) and return it by Friday, Sept. 25 to head coach Mark Matzek at matzek@augsburg.edu.
For more information on the wrestling weekend, contact Mark Matzek at 612-330-1116 or matzek@augsburg.edu.
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Don Stoner -- Sports Information Director
Augsburg College Athletics
2211 Riverside Ave., CB 313
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Phone -- 612-330-1677
Fax -- 612-330-1372
Cell -- 612-875-1541
E-mail -- stoner@augsburg.edu
Web -- http://athletics.augsburg.edu
Augsburg Wrestling
Recruiting Class Announced
rg College wrestling program will feature three high school state champions, 11 state tournament qualifiers and a junior college All-American among its 12-wrestler recruiting and transfer class, head coach Mark Matzek has announced.
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Augsbu"The coaching staff and I are very excited to work with this group of wrestlers," Matzek said. "They fit into the Augsburg wrestling program athletically, academically and socially. These young men, as well as our returning wrestlers, will push one another to new levels in the practice room, which will translate into competition."
Matzek will enter his second season as Augsburg's head coach in 2009-10, coming off of last season's second-place NCAA Division III national finish. Four All-Americans and six national tournament qualifiers, including 197-pound national champion Jared Massey (SR, Circle Pines, Minn./Centennial HS), will be among the 32 letterwinners expected to return to the Auggie program this season.
Augsburg's 2009-10 season opens on Oct. 31 at 6 p.m. with the annual open practice/fall banquet at Si Melby Hall. The competitive season begins on Nov. 21 with the Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open, also at Si Melby Hall. Augsburg will host the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional on Feb. 20, and the NCAA Division III National Championships will be held on March 5-6 at the U.S. Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Here is a look at Augsburg's 2009-10 recruiting and transfer class:
Matt Bailey (FY, Robbinsdale, Minn./Armstrong HS) -- A three-time state tournament qualifier (Class AAA 135 in 2009, Class AAA 130 in 2008, Class AAA 125 in 2007), Bailey finished 33-12 last season at 135 pounds. He finished 132-46 in his career, and was a two-time Academic All-State honorable-mention selection by The Guillotine magazine.
Devon Bonds (FY, St. Paul, Minn./Humboldt HS) -- A 2009 Class AA state champion at 130 pounds, Bonds finished 41-8 his senior season. He qualified for the state tournament three times (Class AA 125 fourth place in 2008, Class AA 112 in 2007) and finished 100-31 in his career. He was also named the Outstanding Wrestler at the 2008 Minneapolis Edison Twin Cities Championships tournament. He is ranked No. 17 at 130 pounds in the Wrestling USA Magazine 2009 Best High School Senior Wrestlers list.
Tyler Bowling (JR, Lakeville, Minn./Apple Valley HS) -- A transfer from Ellsworth Community College (Iowa), Bowling earned Junior College All-American honors with a seventh-place finish at 184 pounds at the 2008 NJCAA national tournament. Bowling earned state runner-up honors at 171 pounds (Class AAA) at the 2006 high school state tournament.
Doug Fuller (FY, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) -- A Wisconsin Division 1 state tournament runner-up at 189 pounds in 2009, finishing 44-8 his senior season. He was also a state qualifier and conference champion at 189 in 208. Fuller also finished seventh at 285 pounds at the 2008 USA Wrestling ASICS Junior Folkstyle National Championships, and was fourth at 285 at the 2007 Junior folkstyle national meet.
Brian Gaffney (JR, Portage, Wis.) -- A transfer from the University of Dubuque (Iowa), Gaffney finished fourth his senior season (2005) at the Wisconsin Division 1 state tournament at 125 pounds.
Cody Hansen (FY, Albert Lea, Minn.) -- A four-time state tournament entrant and three-time state placewinner (Class AAA 103 pounds second place in 2007, Class AAA 112 pounds third place in 2008, Class AAA 125 pounds third place in 2009). He finished 167-37 in his high school career, and earned "Special Mention" honors at 125 pounds in the 2009 Wrestling USA magazine Best High School Seniors list. Hansen also earned Academic All-State first-team honors in both 2008 and 2009 by The Guillotine magazine. Hansen is the fourth member of his family to wrestle at Augsburg (previous Auggies were brothers Josh, Zach and Beau).
Dusty Holmes (SO, West Fargo, N.D.) -- Holmes was a three-time North Dakota state tournament placewinner (Class A 125 pounds sixth place in 2006, Class A 140 pounds third place in 2007, Class A 140 pounds third place in 2008).
Jesse Hylton (FY, Circle Pines, Minn./Centennial HS) -- Hylton was a two-time state tournament qualifier (Class AAA 112 pounds in 2008, Class AAA 119 pounds in 2009), finishing his high school career with a 91-36 record.
Cody Madsen (FY, Stillwater, Minn.) -- A three-time state tournament qualifier (Class AAA 119 pounds in 2007, Class AAA 125 pounds in 2008 and 2009), Madsen finished fourth at the state tournament in both 2008 and 2009. He finished 40-7 his senior season.
Michael Orange (FY, Southfield, Mich.) -- Orange was a two-time team Most Valuable Player and an all-district selection as a 125-pounder in Michigan. He placed third in district competition in 2009.
Ryan Seidler (FY, Adams, Wis./Adams-Friendship HS) -- A three-time Wisconsin state tournament placewinner, Seidler won the Wisconsin Division 2 state title at 135 pounds in 2009, while finishing fourth at 119 in 2008 and fourth at 125 in 2007. Seidler holds the Adams-Friendship school record for career wins (171-17 career record), including 65 poins and 280 takedowns. He was a four-time conference titlist.
Tossaporn Suparat (FY, North Branch, Minn.) -- A two-time state tournament placewinner, Suparat won the Class AA state title at 130 pounds in 2008 (42-3 record), while finishing second in Class AA at 135 pounds in 2009 (40-5 record). He finished his career as North Branch's all-time wins leader with a 160-54 record. A two-time all-conference wrestler, he also earned Academic All-State first-team honors in both 2008 and 2009 from The Guillotine magazine.
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Don Stoner -- Sports Information Director
Augsburg College Athletics
2211 Riverside Ave., CB 313
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Phone -- 612-330-1677
Fax -- 612-330-1372
Cell -- 612-875-1541
E-mail -- stoner@augsburg.edu
Web -- http://athletics.augsburg.edu
National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III Brute - Adidas Individual Ranking January 7, 2008
125 lbs.
1. Seth Flodeen – Augsburg College (jr)
2. Eracleo Vallejo - Manchester College (sr)
3. Chris Heilman – Cornell College (sr)
4. Clayton Rush – Coe College (fr)
5. Kyle Flickinger - York College (jr)
6. Peppy Cabrera – Cortland State (jr)
7. Rob Struthers – Wartburg College (sr)
8. David Penny – Ohio Northern University (jr)
9. Felipe Quieroz – Wilkes University (jr)
10. Jake Calhoun – UW – Stevens Point (sr)
133 lbs.
1. Adam Johnson – North Central College (sr)
2. David Morgan – King’s College (jr)
3. Jacob Helvey – Wartburg College (sr)
4. Jordan Kolinsky - UW La Crosse(sr)
5. Travis Lang – Augsburg College (jr)
6. Nick Nothern – Cornell College (so)
7. Justin Hulegaard – Buena Vista University (sr)
8. Ray Sarinelli – College of New Jersey (sr)
9. Mike Gummerson – Centenary College (sr)
10. Boomer Fechko – Heidelberg College (so)
141 lbs.
1. Mike Bonora – Rhode Island College (sr)
2. Dan Hall - Delaware Valley College (sr)
3. Zach McKray - Wartburg College (jr)
4. Austin Batista - UW Whitewater (so)
5. Travis Grawin - Luther College (sr)
6. Joe Widrick – Cortland State (fr)
7. Steve Hult – New York University (sr)
8. Luke Baum – R. I. T. (jr)
9. Damien Rose – Thiel College (so)
10. Niles Mercer – Coe College (sr)
149 lbs.
1. Jacob Naig - Wartburg College (jr)
2. Willie Holst - Augsburg College (so)
3. Elliot Spence – College of Mount St. Joseph (sr)
4. Paul Leblanc – Cortland State (jr)
5. Jeff Kastel – Elmhurst College (sr)
6. Frank Cammisa - Bridgewater State (so)
7. Jesse Harrington – Delaware Valley College (fr)
8. Rob Kein – Muhlenberg College (jr)
9. Aaron Cook – Buena Vista University (jr)
10. Jason Pyle – Luther College (fr)
157 lbs.
1. Aaron Wernimont – Wartburg College (jr)
2. Jason Brew - Oliver Collage (jr)
3. John Niederich – York College (sr)
4. Joey Verschoor – Buena Vista University (jr)
5. Pat McAuley - Cornell University (sr)
6. Donald Williams - SUNY Brockport (jr)
7. Jesse Milks – UW Platteville (so)
8. Kyle Katz – Elmhurst College (sr)
9. Jay Milz – UW LaCrosse (sr)
10. Andrew Goldstein – Gettysburg College (jr)
165 lbs.
1. Tim Palmer – UW LaCrosse (sr)
2. Gino Russo - Baldwin Wallace College (sr)
3. Zach Bogardus - Cortland State (sr)
4. Jake Wozniak – UW Stevens Point (jr)
5. Shaheim Bradshaw – SUNY Brockport (sr)
6. Tyler Burkle – Coe College (so)
7. Daron Cruikshank - Olivet College (sr)
8. Ben Youel - North Central College (jr)
9. Justin Bonitatus – College of New Jersey (fr)
10. Trent Zempel – Messiah College (so)
174 lbs.
1. Josh Chelf – UW La Crosse (sr)
2. Kyle Vanderhyde – Olivet College (jr)
3. Eric Bath – UW Stevens Point (sr)
4. Eric Van Patten - SUNY Brockport (jr)
5. Brandon MacWhinnie - Stevens Inst. of Technology (sr)
6. Greg Osgoodby – College of New Jersey (jr)
7. Ben Plowman – Ohio Northern University (sr)
8. Georg Lynaugh – Augsburg College (sr)
9. Kyle Kehrli – Cornell College (jr)
10. Chris Branchen – John Carroll University (sr)
184 lbs.
1. Romeo Djoumessi - Wartburg College (jr)
2. Mike Wilcox – Delaware Valley College (jr)
3. Robert Gotreau - Augsburg College (sr)
4. Josh Zabel – UW La Crosse (jr)
5. Gabe Youel – North Central College (so)
6. Elliot Smith – Springfield College (sr)
7. Nick Coleman - New York University (sr)
8. Matt Wonderlin – University of Dubuque (jr)
9. Jay Figgins – Loras College (sr)
10. Trevor LeBlanc – Cortland State (jr)
197 lbs.
1. Alec Bonander – Luther College (jr)
2. Craig Bollig - UW Stevens Point (sr)
3. TJ Miller - Wartburg College (sr)
4. Paul Hartt – Lakeland College (sr)
5. Ryan Fogliano - Heidelberg College (sr)
6. Josh Hulforty – UW Eau Claire (sr)
7. Andy Moore – UW La Crosse (sr)
8. Matt Miller - Lycoming College (sr)
9. Joe West - Delaware Valley Collage (jr)
10. Eric Vincent – US Merchant Marine Academy (so)
285 lbs.
1. Trevor Hiffa – Oneonta State (sr)
2. Kyle Bilquist - Delaware Valley College (sr)
3. Brian Borchers – Wartburg College (sr)
4. Jaron Rutledge – Knox College (sr)
5. Sean Evans – UW Whitewater (jr)
6. Dan Laurent - UW La Crosse (so)
7. Luke Panizzi - York College (sr)
8. Jake Taylor – Oswego State (sr)
9. John Miller – Luther College (jr)