2011 ncaa wrestling championships notes

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2010-11 Schedule

NovemberSat. 6 at Pentagon Duals .............................2-0Sat. 13 at Brockport Goald ............................. 7th Sun. 21 at Keystone Classic ................... ........3rdSat. 27 at Northeast Duals .............................3-1 DecemberSun. 19 OLD DOMINION .......................W, 23-16Wed. 29 at Midlands Championships ............. 20thThurs. 30 at Midlands Championships ............. 19th JanuarySat. 8 at National Duals ................................1-2Sat. 15 at Lone Star Duals .............................3-1Fri. 21 at Drexel ....................................W, 28-16Thurs. 27 GEORGE MASON ......................W, 43-3Sun. 30 at Ohio ......................................W, 30-10

FebruaryFri. 4 BINGHAMTON .........................W, 25-16Sun. 6 at Lehigh * ..................................L, 23-17 Wed. 9 at Rutgers * ................................L, 19-15Sun. 13 MARYLAND ...............................L, 19-17Sun. 20 BUCKNELL * ............................W, 25-14

MarchSat. 5 at EIWA Championships ....................3rdSun. 6 at EIWA Championships .................... 4thThurs. 17 at NCAA Championships .............All Day Fri. 18 at NCAA Championships .............All DaySat. 19 at NCAA Championships .............All Day

BOLD CAPS indicates home match* indicates EIWA Opponent

2011 NCAA Championships Qualifi ers

NAME NCAA APP. WGT YR. RECORD#11 Matt Mariacher ......................1 .... 141 .......Jr. ............... 30-7#8 Ganbayar Sanjaa....................1 .... 149 .......Jr. ............... 22-6#2 Steve Fittery ...........................2 .... 157 .......Sr. .............. 28-0Patrick Graham............................1 .... 165 .......So. ........... 23-17Daniel Mitchell .............................2 .... 197 .......So. ............. 30-7#3 Ryan Flores ............................3 .... HWT .....Jr. ............... 22-5

2011 NCAA Championships

Thursday - Saturday, March 17-19, 2011Wells Fargo Center • Philadelphia, Pa.

TV: Finals - March 19, 7:30 p.m. - ESPN & ESPN3.com3rd, 4th & 5th Sessions - March 18-19 - ESPNU

Web: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Sessions - March 17-18 - ESPN3.com

The American University wrestling team is sending a program-record six student-athletes to the 2011 NCAA Championships in search of the team’s best-ever fi nish at the event. The Eagles will be led into action by All-American Steve Fittery, the second seed at 157 lbs. American’s lineup will also feature 2011 EIWA Champions Ryan Flores and Matt Mariacher, as well as Patrick Graham, Daniel Mitchell and Ganbayar Sanjaa. This year’s tournament is being held at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia Pa., March 17-19.

What to Watch ForAmerican will send two national championship contenders and four potential All-Americans onto the mat in Philadelphia in search of the program’s best-ever fi nish at the tournament. The Eagles earned their highest fi nish, 14th, last season.

Fittery and Flores will both be in the hunt for a national championship as the second seed at 157 lbs. and the third seed at heavyweight, respectively. Fittery will carry a 28-0 overall record into the tournament, with 22 of his victories coming with bonus points including 13 falls, fi ve tech-falls and four major decisions. The senior will be making his second appearance at the tournament, and was a 2010 All-American and Academic All-American.

Flores boasts a 22-5 overall record which includes 13 wins with bonus points. He has posted nine wins over ranked opponents, with seven of those opponents ranked in the top-fi ve, including top-seeded Zach Rey of Lehigh to win the 2011 EIWA title.

Junior Ganbayar Sanjaa earned his fi rst-ever berth to the NCAAs following his fourth-place fi nish at the 2011 EIWA Championships. He has a 22-6 record at 149 lbs. this season. Also making his fi rst appearance will be junior Matt Mariacher, who earned his fi rst EIWA title at 141 lbs. He has an overall record of 30-7.

Sophomore Daniel Mitchell will be making his second appearance at Nationals and will carry a 30-7 mark into Philadelphia. Patrick Graham earned his fi rst NCAA Championships bid after placing fourth at 165 lbs. at the 2011 EIWA Championships. The sophomore holds an overall record of 23-17 this season.Athletics Communications

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American University WrestlingAmerican University WrestlingHow To WatchThe 2011 NCAA Championships will be broadcast live in its entirety by the ESPN family of networks. ESPN3.com will provide a live video stream of sessions I and II on Thursday, March 17, and session III on Friday. Sessions III, IV and V will also air live on ESPNU on March 18 and 19. The fi nals will air live on ESPN and ESPN3.com on Saturday, March 19, at 7:30 p.m.

Building a TraditionHead Coach Mark Cody has created a new tradition of excellence at American University, building champions both on the mat and in the classroom. Under his guidance, eleven student-athletes have earned All-America status since 2005 and in 2007, Josh Glenn, ‘08 captured the program’s fi rst national championship. Cody’s leadership has also extended beyond the wrestling room as 14 student-athletes have earned Academic All-America status since 2005 and the team has been named the NWCA Champions of the Classroom twice.

Setting a New StandardAmerican has placed as high as 14th at the NCAA Championships, doing so last season, and this year will be looking for the program’s fi rst top ten fi nish. The Eagles will send one returning All-American to the tournament in Steve Fittery, who earned the honor for the fi rst time in 2010. American’s lineup will also include three-time qualifi er Ryan Flores and two-time qualifi er Daniel Mitchell, as well as fi rst time qualifi ers Patrick Graham, Matt Mariacher and Ganbayar Sanjaa.

Starting SixAmerican will be sending a program record six student-athletes to the 2011 NCAA Championships, topping the previous record of fi ve set in 2010. Senior Ryan Flores will be making his third appearance at the tournament, while senior Steve Fittery and sophomore Daniel Mitchell return for the second consecutive year. Juniors Matt Mariacher and Ganbayar Sanjaa, and sophomore Patrick Graham will each be making their fi rst appearance.

Moving on UpSenior Steve Fittery will be looking to become an All-American for the second straight year. Fittery earned his fi rst All-America honor last season by placing 5th at 157 lbs. He transferred to American from Shippensburg University, where he was a two-time NCAA Division II runner-up. He enters the tournament as the No. 2 seed this season, and was ranked No. 1 by the InterMat College Rankings for 15-consecutive weeks.

Joining Elite CompanyBy earning All-America status at this year’s NCAA Championships, senior Steve Fittery will become just the fourth Eagle to earn multiple All-America honors. Kyle Borshoff, ‘10, Mike Cannon, ‘10, and Josh Glenn, ‘08, are currently the only multiple All-Americans in program history. If he advances to the fi nals, he has a chance to become the second student-athlete ever to win a National Championship.

Making a StatementAmerican crowned three champions at the 107th EIWA Championships. Senior Steve Fittery and juniors Ryan Flores and Matt Mariacher each won their individual weight classes, marking the fi rst-time the Eagles have had three title winners. Flores’ title was the second of his career while Fittery and Mariacher earned their fi rst. Flores won the 2009 EIWA Championship while wrestling for Columbia University.

American Universityat the NCAA Championships

Year Place Points2010.......................... 14 ...............38.52009....................... T-29 ...............19.52008.......................... 23 ...............22.02007.......................... 17 ...............33.02006.......................... 17 ...............40.02005.......................... 32 ...............12.5

American UniversityNational Champions

Name Weight YearJosh Glenn ...............197 lbs. ................... 2007

American UniversityAll-Americans

Name Weight Place Year

Daniel Waters ...174 lbs. .... 8th ....2005Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov .165 lbs. .... 3rd ....2006Josh Glenn .......184 lbs. .... 4th ....2006Josh Glenn .......197 lbs. .....1st ....2007Josh Glenn .......197 lbs. .... 5th ....2008Mike Cannon ....165 lbs. .... 6th ....2008Mike Cannon ....174 lbs. .... 8th ....2009Mike Cannon ....184 lbs. .... 3rd ....2010Kyle Borshoff ....149 lbs. .... 7th ....2009Kyle Borshoff ....149 lbs. .... 8th ....2010Steve Fittery ... 157 lbs. .... 5th ....2010

American UniversityAcademic All-Americans

Name Year

David Lombardy ..1998, Honorable MentionDaniel Waters ..............................2005Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov ............2006Matt Morkel ..................................2006Mike Cannon .....2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Damian Swietlik ...........................2007Jasen Borshoff ...................2008, 2010Josh Glenn ..................................2008Christopher Stout.........................2008Andrew Silber ..............................2009Steve Fittery ...............................2010

Bob Bubb CoachingExcellence Award

Name YearMark Cody ...................................2009

American University WrestlingAmerican University WrestlingOwning the PodiumThe Eagles placed seven student-athletes on the podium at the 107th EIWA Championships en route to a program best fourth-place fi nish. American had six top-four fi nishers, including 141 lbs. champion Matt Mariacher, 157 lbs. champion Steve Fittery and heavyweight champion Ryan Flores. Sophomore Daniel Mitchell placed third at 197 lbs. while junior Ganbayar Sanjaa and sophomore Patrick Graham took fourth at 149 and 165 lbs., respectively. 125-pounder Nick Arujau also made the podium following his 8th-place fi nish. American also placed seven student-athletes on the podium at last year’s EIWA Championships.

Chasing PerfectionSenior Steve Fittery has been ranked as the No. 1 wrestler at 157 lbs. for the last 15 weeks in the InterMat College Rankings. Fittery was ranked No. 2 in the preseason polls, and quickly moved to the top as the season continued. He has a 28-0 record this season, recording 13 falls, fi ve technical falls and four major decisions. Fittery earned his fi rst All-America honor last season after fi nishing fi fth at the 2010 NCAA Championships. He was also named an Academic All-American and the 2009 Midlands Champion of Champions.

Breaking the RecordsThe Eagles earned their highest ranking in program history this season, climbing to No. 7 on January 8 in the InterMat College Rankings. The Eagles were featured in the poll all season, and currently sit at No. 8. In its last dual meet of the year, the team also broke the program record for most wins in a season, fi nishing the year with a 14-7 record.

EIWA Wrestler of the WeekJunior Ganbayar Sanjaa was named the EIWA Wrestler of the Week on February 14 after going 2-0 and defeating then No. 4 Mario Mason of Rutgers. Sanjaa was the only Eagle to earn the honor this season, after senior Steve Fittery earned the honor twice last year.

In the RankingsAmerican has had six student-athletes featured in the InterMat College Rankings throughout the season, with three ranked in the top-10. Senior Steve Fittery leads the Eagles as the No.1 ranked wrestler at 157 lbs. in the most recent rankings, with junior Ryan Flores ranked No. 2 at heavyweight and junior Ganbayar Sanjaa ranked No. 8 at 141 lbs. Also appearing in the rankings are junior Matt Mariacher who is currently ranked No. 12 at 149 lbs. and sophomore Daniel Mitchell, who is ranked No. 17 at 197 lbs. Freshman Nick Arujau spent three weeks ranked No. 20 at 125 lbs.

107th EIWA Championships

Place Team Points1 Cornell 173.52 Lehigh 1193 Rutgers 116.54 American 1065 Pennsylvania 986 Navy 81.57 Columbia 638 Bucknell 599 Army 5610 Harvard 47.511 Princeton 42.512 Franklin & Marshall 2013 Brown 3.5

EIWA Wrestler of the YearJosh Glenn ................................................. 2007

EIWA Most Outstanding Wrestler

Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov ........................... 2006

EIWA Fletcher AwardJosh Glenn ................................................. 2008

EIWA Freshman of the YearJosh Glenn ................................................. 2005

EIWA Champions Name Weight YearM. Abdurakhmanov.....165 lbs. ................... 2005M. Abdurakhmanov.....165 lbs. ................... 2006Josh Glenn .................184 lbs. ................... 2006Josh Glenn .................197 lbs. ................... 2007Josh Glenn .................197 lbs. ................... 2008Mike Cannon ..............174 lbs. ................... 2009Mike Cannon ..............184 lbs. ................... 2010Steve Fittery ...............157 lbs. ................... 2011Ryan Flores ....................HWT ................... 2011Matt Mariacher............141 lbs. ................... 2011

EIWA PlacewinnersName Weight Place YearM. Abdurakhmanov.....157 lbs. .......1st ...... 2005M. Abdurakhmanov.....165 lbs. .......1st ...... 2006Josh Glenn .................184 lbs. ......2nd ...... 2005Josh Glenn .................184 lbs. .......1st ...... 2006Josh Glenn .................197 lbs. .......1st ...... 2007Josh Glenn .................197 lbs. .......1st ...... 2008Adam LoPiccolo..........285 lbs. .......3rd ...... 2005Adam LoPiccolo..........285 lbs. .......4th ...... 2006Daniel Waters .............174 lbs. .......4th ...... 2005Matt Morkel .................125 lbs. .......6th ...... 2006Jasen Borshoff ............125 lbs. .......6th ...... 2007Jasen Borshoff ............125 lbs. .......4th ...... 2008Jasen Borshoff ............133 lbs. .......6th ...... 2009Jasen Borshoff ............125 lbs. .......6th ...... 2010Kyle Borshoff ..............141 lbs. .......4th ...... 2007Kyle Borshoff ..............141 lbs. .......6th ...... 2008Kyle Borshoff ..............149 lbs. .......3rd ...... 2009Kyle Borshoff ..............149 lbs. .......5th ...... 2010Mike Cannon ..............165 lbs. ......2nd ...... 2007Mike Cannon ..............165 lbs. .......3rd ...... 2008Mike Cannon ..............174 lbs. .......1st ...... 2009Mike Cannon ..............184 lbs. .......1st ...... 2010Rudy Rueda................174 lbs. .......5th ...... 2007Damien Swietlik ..........149 lbs. .......5th ...... 2007Christopher Stout........157 lbs. .......5th ...... 2008Christopher Stout........165 lbs. .......6th ...... 2009Matt Mariacher .........141 lbs. ...... 6th ...... 2009Matt Mariacher .........141 lbs. .......1st ...... 2011Andrew Silber .............197 lbs. .......5th ...... 2009Steve Fittery .............157 lbs. ...... 3rd ...... 2010Steve Fittery .............157 lbs. .......1st ...... 2011Jordan Lipp .................141 lbs. ......2nd ...... 2010Daniel Mitchell .........197 lbs. ...... 4th ...... 2010Daniel Mitchell .........197 lbs. ...... 3rd ...... 2011Thomas Williams .....133 lbs. ...... 7th ...... 2010Nick Arujau ...............125 lbs. ...... 8th ...... 2011Ryan Flores ...................HWT .......1st ...... 2011Patrick Graham ........165 lbs. ...... 4th ...... 2011Ganbayar Sanjaa .....149 lbs. ...... 4th ...... 2011


Career 10-11 Dual EIWA Wrestler, Wt. Record Record Record Record Major Dec. Tech-Falls FallsNick Arujau, 125 24-10 24-10 3-4 7-6 2 5 6Thomas Williams, 125 52-41 14-12 3-9 4-4 2 1 3Corey Borshoff, 125 12-14 12-10 3-0 1-2 1 1 3Chris Brienza, 125 * 0-0 4-8 0-0 1-2 1 0 0

Kevin Tao, 133 18-15 18-15 9-7 4-5 3 0 2Glenn Donatelli, 133 8-16 8-12 0-3 0-4 1 0 2Jacob Henson, 133 8-7 8-7 0-0 2-1 2 0 2Matt Dorf, 133/141 1-6 1-6 0-0 0-3 0 0 1

Matt Mariacher, 141 67-32 30-7 16-5 12-3 8 1 2Uditinder Thakur, 141 5-8 5-8 0-0 1-1 1 0 1

Ganbayar Sanjaa, 149 22-6 22-6 17-3 7-3 2 2 5 Sean McCarty, 149 10-13 7-8 2-0 0-5 1 2 0

Steve Fittery, 157 62-4 28-0 20-0 11-0 4 5 13Mark Cirello, 157 * 0-0 5-5 0-0 1-0 2 0 1

Patrick Graham, 165 39-32 23-17 10-9 8-6 8 1 0

Tanner Shaffer, 174 17-38 10-16 3-9 4-5 3 0 0Phillip Barreiro, 174 12-30 6-14 2-8 0-5 0 0 1Calvin Brasor, 174 * 0-0 1-6 0-0 0-2 0 0 1

Thomas Barreiro, 184 9-28 9-25 4-17 3-6 2 0 0Kenneth Clessas, 184/197 2-17 0-1 0-1 0-1 0 0 0

Daniel Mitchell, 197 36-14 30-7 15-5 11-2 4 1 7

Ryan Flores, HWT 22-5 22-5 13-4 9-2 3 2 8Blake Herrin, HWT * 11-8 17-5 0-0 3-2 4 0 1 Totals 437-345 304-210 120-84 89-72 53 21 60* Indicates Current Redshirt (Wrestled Unattached in 10-11)

2010-11 Individual Statistics

Wins No.Matt Mariacher 30Daniel Mitchell 30Steve Fittery 28Nick Arujau 24Patrick Graham 23

Major Decisions No.Patrick Graham 8Matt Mariacher 8Steve Fittery 4Daniel Mitchell 4Two Student-Athletes 3

Tech-Falls No.Nick Arujau 5Steve Fittery 5Ryan Flores 2Sean McCarty 2Ganbayar Sanjaa 2

Falls No.Steve Fittery 13Ryan Flores 9Daniel Mitchell 7Nick Arujau 6Ganbayar Sanjaa 5

2010-11 Team Leaders


2010-11 RosterName Weight Year Hometown Previous SchoolNick Arujau ............................ 125 .......................Fr. ........................Syosset, N.Y. .......................................................SyossetPhillip Barreiro ....................... 174 .......................RS So. .................Hogansburg, N.Y. ................................. Massena CentralThomas Barreiro .................... 184 .......................RS So. .................Hogansburg, N.Y. ................................. Massena CentralCorey Borshoff ....................... 125 .......................RS So. .................Rochester, N.Y. ................................. Pittsford SutherlandCalvin Brasor ......................... 174 .......................Fr. ........................Ewing, N.J. ....................................................... PrincetonChris Brienza ......................... 125 .......................Fr. ........................Upper Brookeville, N.Y. ...............................St. Anthony’sMark Cirello ........................... 157 .......................Fr. ........................Paramus, N.J. ............................................Blair AcademyKenneth Clessas ................... 184/197 ................So. .......................Alexandria, Va. .....................................Thomas A EdisonGlenn Donatelli ...................... 133 .......................RS So. .................Bayport, N.Y. ................................................... Blue PointMatt Dorf ................................ 133/141 ................So. .......................Scarsdale, N.Y. .................................................ScarsdaleSteve Fittery .......................... 157 .......................Sr. ........................Denver, Pa. ................................Shippensburg UniversityRyan Flores ........................... HWT .....................Jr. .........................Clovis, Calif. .....................................Columbia UniversityPatrick Graham...................... 165 .......................RS So. .................Annapolis, Md. ..................................................AnnapolisJacob Henson........................ 133 .......................RS Fr. ..................Huntsville, Ala. .................................................. HuntsvilleBlake Herrin ........................... HWT .....................So. .......................Huntsville, Ala. .................................................. HuntsvilleMatt Mariacher....................... 141 .......................RS Jr. ...................Buffalo, N.Y. ......................................................... IroquoisSean McCarty ........................ 149 .......................RS So. .................Germantown, Md. ............................................. NortheastDaniel Mitchell ....................... 197 .......................So. .......................Broomfi eld, Colo. .................................................. LegacyGanbayar Sanjaa................... 149 .......................Jr. .........................Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia ........... Colby Community CollegeTanner Shaffer ....................... 165 .......................RS So. .................Charlotte Hall, Md. .............................................. La PlataKevin Tao ............................... 133 .......................So. .......................Kent, Wash. ......................................Columbia UniversityUditinder Thakur .................... 141 .......................RS Fr. ..................Valley Cottage, N.Y. ................................................NyackThomas Williams ................... 125 .......................Jr. .........................San Dimas, Calif. ............................................ South Hills

Front Row (L to R): Phillip Barreiro, Steve Fittery, Chris Brienza, Thomas Williams, Glenn Donatelli, Uditinder Thakur, Nick Arujau, Thomas Barreiro.Middle Row (L to R): Kevin Tao, Jake Henson, Sean McCarty, Tanner Shaffer, Ganbayar Sanjaa, Matt Mariacher, Corey Borshoff, Matt Dorf.Back Row (L to R): James Cook, Patrick Graham, Kenneth Clessas, Blake Herrin, Danny Mitchell, Ryan Flores, Calvin Brasor, Mark Cirello.


Head Coach Mark Cody is the man behind the American University Wrestling team’s rise to national prominence. In just eight years of coaching, Cody has rebuilt a program that was on the brink of elimination from collegiate

athletics into a team producing both athletic and academic All-Americans, EIWA Champions, and the program’s fi rst ever National Champion.

During the 2009-10 season, Cody led fi ve Eagles to the NCAA Championships where three earned All-America status. Seniors Kyle Borshoff and Mike Cannon and junior Steve Fittery were the three All-America honorees who set a new program record and helped the Eagles tie for the seventh most honors at the NCAA Championships. American recorded 38.5 points at Nationals fi nishing 14th, setting a program record. Since 2005, the Eagles have sent 11 student-athletes to the NCAA podium and they rank second with the most All-America honors, with 11, in the EIWA. Cannon and former teammate Josh Glenn, ’08, are the only three-time All-Americans in program history, as well as American’s only four-time NCAA Championships qualifi ers. The Eagles were the second-highest placing team in the EIWA at Nationals. Cody’s Eagles received the second highest GPA in Division I wrestling with a combined 3.296 GPA while Cannon, Jasen Borshoff, and Fittery were named NWCA Academic All-Americans. American is the only team to earn NWCA All-Academic Team honors and fi nish in the top-30 at the NCAA Championships each of the last fi ve years.

Cody led three Eagles to the 2009 NCAA Championships where juniors Mike Cannon and Kyle Borshoff earned All-America status. As a team, American fi nished in 29th place at nationals, sixth at the EIWA Championships and eighth at the Midlands Championships. The Eagles were also named the NWCA Champions of the Classroom for the second-

consecutive year, having attained the highest team GPA in all Div. I wrestling with a combined 3.28 GPA while Cannon and Andrew Silber were named NWCA Academic All-Americans. American’s dual meet record of 11-5 from the 2008-09 season marked its best record since the 2005-06 campaign.

Cody’s Eagles earned their fi rst NWCA Champions of the Classroom honor during the 2007-08 season. Jasen Borshoff, Cannon, Josh Glenn and Christopher Stout were each named NWCA Academic All-Americans, marking the most individual Academic All-America honors AU had ever received in a single year. The Eagles also excelled on the mat, sending all four Academic All-American’s to the NCAA Championships where Cannon and Glenn both earned All-America status. Cannon became just the second underclassmen in AU history to earn AA status with a sixth-place fi nish at 165 lbs. and Glenn earned the distinction for the third straight year with a fi fth-place showing at 197 lbs.

During the 2006-07 season, Cody’s team reached an unparalleled high as junior Josh Glenn repeated as the EIWA Champion at 197 lbs. and swept through the NCAA Championships as the No. 2 seed. He went 5-0 and earned a 6-4 overtime decision over No. 1 Kurt Backes of Iowa to capture American’s fi rst National Championship. He was joined by freshmen No. 10 Mike Cannon and Kyle

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In the 2004-05 season, American earned its fi rst ever All-American award when senior Daniel Waters placed eighth at the NCAA Championships. Joining Waters at the NCAA Championships that year was a then school-record three teammates, including AU’s fi rst-ever EIWA champion, fourth-ranked Abdurakhmanov. The EIWA 2004 Freshman of the Year and runner-up at 184 lbs., Glenn, and heavyweight LoPiccolo also qualifi ed for the big stage by way of their high placings at EIWAs. As a team the Eagles had their highest fi nish at EIWAs, placing sixth out of 13 teams.

A year earlier, Cody led a team which continued to show improvement. Waters recorded the most wins in Division I that year, with a 32-5 overall record. Senior Jared Hyman fi nished his season with 24 wins, winning 10 of 11 matches.

In his fi rst year, Cody led AU to the EIWA Tournament and was also a coach for the 2003 U.C. National Championship Gator Club team. That same year Cody introduced the highly successful Mark Cody Wrestling Camp, providing a series of individualized workouts for athletes of all ages and abilities.

Cody came to American after spending two seasons as an assistant coach at Oklahoma State, a national powerhouse and owner of more NCAA Championships than any other school. Cody helped Oklahoma State to a Big 12 Championship and

a fi fth-place fi nish at the 2002 NCAA Championships, where they crowned an individual national champion and four All-Americans. In addition, the squad earned recognition from the NWCA as a top-25 academic team, and two were named Academic All-America by the NWCA. Nine were also named to the Academic All-Big 12 team.

Before joining Oklahoma State, Cody served as upper-weights coach for 12 years at the University of Nebraska. During his time in Lincoln, he was responsible for bringing in some of the nation’s best recruiting classes, including two National Champions, 1995 heavyweight champion Tolly Thompson and 2000 197 lbs. champion Brad Vering. Vering later became a two-time Olympian with Cody in his corner at the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials when he qualifi ed for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. While at Nebraska, 23 Cornhuskers were named All-America.

Cody spent a season as an assistant coach of Oklahoma State for the 1986-87 season. He was also an assistant at Bloomsburg University during the 1985-86 season and for his alma mater, the University of Missouri in 1984-85 where he helped develop Rulon Gardner, who later captured the heavyweight gold medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, and trained with 2000 Olympic silver medalist Matt Lindland.

As a student-athlete, Cody was a three-time All-American. He spent two years at the State University of New York at Delhi before transferring to Missouri in 1983. His greatest success came during his senior season, 1984-85, when he earned All-America status and was named the team’s Most Outstanding Wrestler. Cody still ranks in Missouri’s single season top-10 for falls (17) and winning percentage (.875). He graduated from Bellevue University with a Bachelor of Science degree in business.

A member of the New York Athletic Club, he was a 198 lbs. fi nalist at the 1988 U.S. Olympic Trials.

A native of Binghamton, N.Y., Cody and his wife Holly now reside in the Washington, D.C., metro area, with their sons George, Charlie and Henry.


• Will be making his fi rst NCAA Championships appearance as the eleventh-seeded wrestler at 141 lbs.

• Won his fi rst EIWA title at 141 lbs. by defeating Casey Thome of Army, 4-2.

• Has been featured in the InterMat College Rankings since January 8, and is currently ranked No. 12.

• His 30-wins tie for fi rst on the team and are the fi fth most in program history. Mariacher is also tied for fi rst in major decisions with eight on the season.

• Captured his fi rst championship of this season at 141 lbs. at the Wilkes Barre Open.

• Recorded two seven-match win streaks this season.

• Placed second at the Keystone Classic and third at the Brockport Oklahoma Invitational.

• Recorded fi ve victories over ranked opponents, including defeating then No. 3 Tyler Nauman of Pittsburgh, 6-4.

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2010-11 Overall: 30-7 • 2010-11 Dual Record: 16-58 MD • 1 Tech-Fall • 2 Falls

Career Record: 67-32 • Career Dual Record: 37-1914 Career MD • 2 Career Tech-Falls • 6 Career Falls

Date Opponent Result11/6 Casey Thome (Army) W - D, 1-011/6 Franklin & Marshall W - Forfeit11/13 Brockport Oklahoma Invitational - 3rd Place Casey Thome (Army) L - D, 5-2 Matt Dorf (American) W - Fall, 2:48 Jordan Beverly (Rutgers) W - D, 9-3 Andrew Schutt (Buffalo) W - MD, 12-4 Casey Thome (Army) W - D, 11-611/21 Keystone Classic - 2nd Place Grant Overcashier (Brown) W - D, 8-5 Joseph Montgomery (Liberty) W - MD, 16-5 Vinny Pisani (Edinboro) W - D, 12-9 No. 18 Zack Kemmerer (Pennsylvania) L - D, 3-111/27 No. 15 Todd Schavrien (Missouri) L - D, 6-511/27 Jordan Gray (Stanford) W - MD, 15-311/27 Matthew Hicks (Bloomsburg) W - D, 10-311/27 No. 3 Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh) W - D, 6-412/28 Wilkes Barre Open - 1st Place Albert Woody (Lehigh) W - D, 8-1 Adam Hlushchak (East Stroudsburg) W - MD, 12-3 Kody Silvestri (Nassau Community) W - D, 2-0 Dave Cawley (Pittsburgh-Johnstown) W - MD, 12-21/8 No. 14 Michael Mangrum (Oregon State) L - D, 5-31/8 Daniel Arnel (Wisconsin) W - MD, 19-61/8 No. 12 Christopher Drouin (Iowa State) W - D, 4-21/15 No. 6 Zach Bailey (Oklahoma) L - D, 7-11/15 Dallas Gracey (Ouachita Baptist) W - TF, 23-81/15 Kalin Goodsite (Arizona State) W - D, 6-21/15 No. 10 Cole Vonohlen (Air Force) L - TF, 19-31/21 Garth Mahosky (Drexel) W - MD, 12-21/27 Denny Herndon (George Mason) W - MD, 10-11/30 No. 20 Germane Lindsey (Ohio) W - D, 4-22/4 Anwar Goeres (Binghamton) W - D, 10-62/6 Stephen Dutton (Lehigh) L - D, 8-42/9 Trevor Melde (Rutgers) W - D, 3-12/13 No. 16 Jon Kohler (Maryland) W - D, 4-22/20 Adam Healey (Bucknell) W - Fall, 1:573/5 EIWA Championship - 1st Place Hicks Manson (Cornell) W - D, 3-2 No. 13 Zack Kemmerer (Pennsylvania) W - D, 3-2 Casey Thome (Army) W - D, 4-2


• Enters the tournament seeded eighth at 149 lbs. This is Sanjaa’s fi rst appearance at the NCAAs.

• Qualifi ed for the NCAAs after placing fourth at the EIWA

Championships.

• Has been featured in the InterMat College Rankings since November 23, and currently ranks No. 8.

• Posted his fi rst 20-win season for American, recording 22 wins this season.

• Ranks second on the team in technical falls (2), fi fth in wins (22), and fi fth in falls (5).

• Named the EIWA Wrestler of the Week on February 14 after defeating then No. 4 Mario Mason of Rutgers, 2-0, and Ben Dorsay of Maryland, 8-4.

• Has won 12 of his last 14 matches, registering bonus points in three.

ganbayar SANJAA, 149 lbs.JuniorUlaanbaatar, Mongolia • Colby Community College

2010-11 Overall: 22-6 • 2010-11 Dual Record: 17-32 MD • 2 Tech-Falls • 5 Falls

Date Opponent Result11/6 Daniel Young (Army) W - D, 9-311/6 Andrew Murano (Franklin & Marshall) W - TF, 18-311/21 Keystone Classic - 2nd Place Daniel Pritz (Liberty) W - Fall, 0:30 Brandon Rolnick (Princeton) W - Fall, 6:27 Scott Clymer (Liberty) W - MD, 14-3 Andrew Nadhir (Northwestern) L - D, 1-011/27 Kyle Bradley (Missouri) W - D, 10-311/27 Timmy Boone (Stanford) W - MD, 22-811/27 Josh Roosa (Bloomsburg) W - D, 6-311/27 Dane Johnson (Pittsburgh) W - Fall, 0:431/8 Scott Sakaguchi (Oregon State) W - D, 8-31/8 No. 10 Coulthurst Schmitt (Wisconsin) L - D, 4-31/8 Nathaneal Carr (Iowa State) L - D, 7-41/15 Matt Lester (Oklahoma) W - D, 9-71/15 Taihei Fukomoto (Arizona State) W - TF, 16-01/15 Josh Kreimier (Air Force) W - D, 3-11/21 Austin Sommer (Drexel) W - D, 15-81/27 Shohei Takagi (George Mason) W - Fall, 3:341/30 Darrin Boing (Ohio) W - Fall, 2:152/4 No. 7 Donald Vinson (Binghamton) W - D, 8-32/6 Joey Napoli (Lehigh) W - D, 2-12/9 No. 4 Mario Mason (Rutgers) W - D, 2-02/13 Ben Dorsay (Maryland) W - D, 8-42/20 No. 4 Kevin LeValley (Bucknell) L - D, 9-63/5 EIWA Championship - 4th Place Steve Santos (Columbia) W - D, 7-3 No. 2 Kevin LeValley (Bucknell) L - D, 3-2 (OT) Joseph Napoli (Lehigh) W - D, 5-2 No. 7 Mario Mason (Rutgers) L - D, 3-2


• Earned All-America status at the 2010 NCAA Championships with a fi fth-place fi nish at 157 lbs. and this year will look to become the fourth student-athlete in

American history to earn multiple All-American honors.

• Enters the tournament as the No. 2 seed.

• Won the 2011 EIWA title at 157 lbs., defeating two ranked opponents at the event, No. 12 Daryl Cocozzo of Rutgers, 3-0, and No. 7 Bryce Saddoris of Navy, 6-1.

• Has been featured all year in the InterMat College Rankings, and has been ranked No. 1 for 15-consecutive weeks.

• Has gone undefeated this season, fi nishing with a 28-0 overall record. Also recorded bonus points in 22 matches.

• Leads the team in falls (13) and technical falls (5). Also ranks second in wins (28) and major decisions (4).

• 2010 Academic All-American

• Named 2009 Midlands Champion of Champions.

steve FITTERY, 157 lbs.Senior Denver, Pa. • Shippensburg University

2010-11 Overall: 28-0 • 2010-11 Dual Record: 20-04 MD • 5 Tech-Falls • 13 Falls

Career Record: 62-4 • Career Dual Record: 32-118 Career MD • 11 Career Tech-Falls • 21 Career Falls

Date Opponent Result11/6 Rudy Chelednick (Army) W - D 7-111/6 Eric Norgard (Franklin & Marshall) W - Fall, 2:4311/21 Keystone Classic - 1st Place Tom Timothy (Pennsylvania) W - Fall, 3:24 Daniel Kolodzik (Princeton) W - Fall, 1:46 Johnny Greisheimer (Edinboro) W - MD, 17-8 No. 7 Jason Welch (Northwestern) W - Fall, 4:4011/27 Dan Gonsor (Missouri) W - Fall, 4:3011/27 Garrett Schaner (Stanford) W - Fall, 1:4711/27 Frank Hickman (Bloomsburg) W - D, 9-411/27 Donnie Tasser (Pittsburgh) W - TF, 15-01/8 Alex Elder (Oregon State) W - TF, 20-31/8 Charles York (Wisconsin) W - Fall, 1:171/8 Trent Weatherman (Iowa State) W - Fall, 2:131/15 No. 8 Case Nelson (Oklahoma) W - TF, 15-01/15 Tee Edwards (Arizona State) W - D, 13-71/15 Alex Williams (Air Force) W - TF, 17-21/21 Charles Aungst (Drexel) W - Fall, 0:571/27 Jaazia Bethea (George Mason) W - TF, 24-61/30 Casey Gordon (Ohio) W - Fall, 6:262/4 Matt Kaylor (Binghamton) W - Fall, 5:542/6 Sean Bilodeau (Lehigh) W - Fall, 2:562/9 No. 15 Daryl Cocozzo (Rutgers) W - D, 6-32/13 No. 14 Kyle John (Maryland) W - MD, 13-42/20 Brantley Hooks (Bucknell) W - MD, 18-73/5 EIWA Championship - 1st Place James Rafferty (Army) W - Fall, 5:39 Sean Bilodeau (Lehigh) W - MD, 12-3 No. 12 Daryl Cocozzo (Rutgers) W - D, 3-0 No. 7 Bryce Saddoris (Navy) W - D, 6-1


• Placed fourth at the EIWA Championships to earn his fi rst appearance at Nationals.

• Has recorded 23 wins this season, ranking fourth on the

team. He also tied for fi rst on the team in major decisions (8).

• Recorded a win over then No. 3 Josh Asper of Maryland at the Midlands Championship, 7-6.

• Placed third at the Keystone Classic and eighth at the Midlands Championship.

• Recorded a fi ve-match win streak from November 27 to December 29.

patrick GRAHAM, 165 lbs.RS Sophomore Annapolis, Md. • Annapolis

2010-11 Overall: 23-17 • 2010-11 Dual Record: 10-98 MD • 1 Tech-Fall • 0 Falls

Career Record: 39-32 • Career Dual Record: 18-1811 Career MD • 2 Career Tech-Falls • 1 Career Fall

Date Opponent Result11/6 Jake Vetter (Army) W - D, 4-011/6 Anthony Bongarzone (Franklin & Marshall) W - MD, 17-711/13 Brockport Oklahoma Invitational Kyle Detmer (Oklahoma) W - MD, 10-1 Scott Winston (Rutgers) L - D, 3-1 (OT) Tanner Shaffer (American) W - D, 6-1 Bekzod Abdurakhmonov (Clarion) L - D, 9-411/21 Keystone Classic - 3rd Place Kevin Bialka (Northwestern) W - D, 3-0 Matthew Laird (Edinboro) W - D, 3-0 Stephen Burak (Pennsylvania) L - D, 4-2 Kyle Czarnecki (Boston) W - MD, 11-1 Kyle Blevins (Appalachian State) W - D, 6-111/27 No. 14 Zach Toal (Missouri) L - D, 9-311/27 Lucas Espericueta (Stanford) W - D, 8-511/27 Christopher Smith (Bloomsburg) W - D, 6-011/27 Patrick Tasser (Pittsburgh) W - MD, 13-412/29 Midlands Championship - 8th Place No. 3 Josh Asper (Maryland) W - D, 7-6 Ben Boudro (Michigan State) W - MD, 8-0 Zach Toal (Missouri) L - D, 3-1 Michael Moreno (Iowa State) W - D, 9-4 No. 4 Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma) L - D, 6-2 Ethan Headlee (Pittsburgh) L - D, 4-21/8 Jonathan Brascetta (Oregon State) W - MD, 14-31/8 No. 2 Andrew Howe (Wisconsin) L - TF, 24-71/15 No. 4 Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma) L - D, 6-21/15 Arizona State W - Forfeit1/15 Clay Gable (Air Force) L - D, 6-51/21 Joe Booth (Drexel) L - D, 3-11/27 Aaron Keeton (George Mason) W - MD, 12-41/30 Steve Wilson (Ohio) W - D, 8-22/4 Justin Lister (Binghamton) L - D, 10-52/6 No. 20 Brandon Hatchett (Lehigh) L - D, 7-22/9 No. 6 Scott Winston (Rutgers) L - D, 4-12/13 No. 3 Josh Asper (Maryland) L - D, 7-12/20 Corey Lear (Bucknell) W - D, 5-33/5 EIWA Championship - 4th Place Anthony Bongarzone (Franklin & Marshall) W - MD, 20-6 No. 7 Scott Winston (Rutgers) L - D, 2-1 Dave Foxen (Brown) W - TF, 15-0 (5:20) Corey Lear (Bucknell) W - D, 6-3 No. 13 Brandon Hatchett (Lehigh) W - Forfeit Stephen Burak (Pennsylvania) L - D, 5-2


• Placed third at the EIWA Championship, fi nishing the tournament with a 5-1 record, to earn his second straight appearance at the NCAA Championships.

• Has been ranked all season in the InterMat College Rankings, and is currently ranked No. 17.

• Has posted a 30-7 overall record this season, recording bonus points in 12 matches.

• His 30-wins are tied for fi rst on the team and are the fi fth most in program history, also ranks second in major decisions (4) and third in falls (7).

• Captured the Brockport Oklahoma Invitational and Wilkes Barre Open titles at 197 lbs.

• Placed second at the Keystone Classic.

• Went 11-2 to fi nish the regular season, ending the year with a fi ve-match win streak.

daniel MITCHELL, 197 lbs.SophomoreBroomfi eld, Colo • Legacy

2010-11 Record: 30-7 • 2010-11 Dual Record: 15-54 MD • 1 Tech-Fall • 7 Falls

Career Record: 36-14 • Career Dual Record: 18-85 Career MD • 1 Career Tech-Fall • 9 Career Falls

Date Opponent Result11/6 Ryan Ross (Army) W - D, 3-011/13 Brockport Oklahoma Invitational - 1st Place Quincy Mondaine (Oklahoma) W - Fall, 3:44 Tyler Peter (Buffalo) W - Fall, 3:15 Mike Wagner (Rutgers) W - D, 5-1 Keldrick Hall (Oklahoma) W - MD, 13-511/21 Keystone Classic - 2nd Place Christopher Gill (VMI) W - Fall, 2:15 John Schoen (Northwestern) W - D, 9-3 No. 15 Micah Burak (Pennsylvania) L - Fall, 6:2811/27 Jake Glore (Missouri) W - D, 5-411/27 Alan Yen (Stanford) W - MD, 9-111/27 Richard Perry (Bloomsburg) W - TF, 17-211/27 No. 8 Zac Thomusseit (Pittsburgh) L - D, 8-612/28 Wilkes Barre Open - 1st Place Daniel Hopkins (Rutgers) W - MD, 11-2 Jonathan Moore (Pittsburgh-Johnstown) W - D, 6-0 Musa Dereese (Nassau Community) W - D, 8-2 Rex Harris W - D, 6-31/8 Chad Hanke (Oregon State) L - D, 5-31/8 Derrick Borlie (Wisconsin) L - MD, 9-11/8 Phillip Hawes (Iowa State) W - D, 11-91/15 Keldrick Hall (Oklahoma) W - Fall, 7:481/15 Gabe Musser (Ouachita Baptist) W - Fall, 4:151/15 Luke Macchiaroli (Arizona State) L - D, 3-21/15 Cody Davis (Air Force) W - Fall, 1:371/21 Jack Callender (Drexel) W - Fall, 1:551/27 George Mason W - Forfeit1/30 No. 16 Erik Schuth (Ohio) L - D, 7-52/4 Cody Reed (Binghamton) W - D, 9-22/6 No. 11 Joe Kennedy (Lehigh) W - D, 3-22/9 Mike Wagner (Rutgers) W - D, 6-12/13 Christian Boley (Maryland) W - D, 8-62/20 Jay Hahn (Bucknell) W - D, 6-43/5 EIWA Championship - 3rd Place Brandon Schull (Brown) W - D, 6-0 Michael Wagner (Rutgers) L - D, 3-2 Daniel Santoro (Princeton) W - MD, 10-0 Peter Huntley (Navy) W - D, 8-4 Joseph Kennedy (Lehigh) W - D, 6-4 (OT) Jay Hahn (Bucknell) W - D, 4-3


• Will be making his third appearance at the NCAA Championships and is seeded third at heavyweight.

• Won the 2011 EIWA Championship at heavyweight by defeating No. 1 Zach Rey of Lehigh, 4-2, in overtime.

• Has been ranked all season in the InterMat College Rankings, and is currently ranked No. 2.

• Ranks second on the team in technical falls (2) and falls (9).

• Defeated then No. 2 Jarod Trice at the NWCA All-Star Classic, 3-1, American’s second student-athlete to ever participate in the event.

• Placed third at the 2010 Midlands Championship.

• Recorded nine victories over ranked opponents, including seven over wrestlers ranked in the top fi ve.

ryan FLORES, HWTJuniorClovis, Calif. • Columbia University

2010-11 Record: 22-5 • 2010-11 Dual Record: 13-42 MD • 2 Tech-Falls • 9 Falls

Date Opponent Result11/6 Christian Botero (Army) W - TF, 18-111/6 Daniel Canfi eld (Franklin & Marshall) W - Fall, 1:0411/21 NWCA All-Star Classic No. 2 Jarod Trice (Central Michigan) W - D, 3-111/27 No. 2 Dom Bradley (Missouri) W - D, 6-211/27 Stanford W - Forfeit11/27 Zachary Walsh (Bloomsburg) W - Fall, 6:2111/27 No. 8 Ryan Tomei (Pittsburgh) L - D, 6-412/29 Midlands Championship - 3rd Place Kevin Kelly (South Dakota State) W - TF, 18-3 Bobby Telford (Iowa) W - MD, 8-0 John Helgerson (Wartburg) W - D, 6-2 No. 1 Zach Rey (Lehigh) L - D, 5-2 No. 3 D.J. Russo (Rutgers) W - D, 12-5 No. 2 Ryan Tomei (Pittsburgh) W - Fall, 4:231/8 No. 12 Clayton Jack (Oregon State) W - Fall, 1:221/8 Eric Bugenhagen (Wisconsin) W - D, 7-41/8 Kyle Simonson (Iowa State) L - Inj. Default, 5:101/15 No. 12 Nathan Fernandez (Oklahoma) L - D, 4-21/27 Hunter Manspile (George Mason) W - Fall, 2:321/30 No. 20 Jeremy Johnson (Ohio) W - Fall, 2:482/4 Lance Moore (Binghamton) W - Fall, 1:122/6 No. 1 Zach Rey (Lehigh) L - D, 5-32/9 No. 3 D.J. Russo (Rutgers) W - D, 9-22/13 Spencer Myers (Maryland) W - MD, 16-72/20 Joe McMullan (Bucknell) W - Fall, 1:593/5 EIWA Championship - 1st Place Christian Botero (Army) W - Fall, 1:20 Stryker Lane (Cornell) W - Inj. Default, 0:04 No. 4 D.J. Russo (Rutgers) W - D, 5-2 No. 1 Zach Rey (Lehigh) W - D, 4-2 (OT)


Individual Record BookCareer Wins

1. Marc Hoffer 1997-02 125-342. Mike Cannon 2006-10 122-193. Josh Glenn 2003-08 110-14 4. Chris Toth 1986-90 105-33-15. Kyle Borshoff 2006-10 102-396 Bret Ruth 1994-98 91-39 Mark Snuffin 1986-89 91-38-18. Denis Alampiev 1997-01 83-479. Matt Esposito 1994-99 78-3810. Tom Kniezewski 2001-06 77-46 Jim Dunne 1984-88 77-29-112. Jacob Scott 1991-95 74-15-113. Rob Puzio 1995-98 72-33 Jeff Bunker 1990-94 72-40-115. Mahlon Chase 1990-93 71-41-2

Single Season Wins1. Josh Glenn 2005-06 352. Kyle Borshoff 2008-09 33 Mike Cannon 2008-09 33 4. Daniel Waters 2003-04 325. Matt Mariacher 2010-11 30 Daniel Mitchell 2010-11 30 Mike Cannon 2007-08 308. Mike Cannon 2006-07 29 Josh Glenn 2004-05 2910. Steve Fittery 2010-11 2811. Josh Glenn 2006-07 27 Rudy Rueda 2006-07 27 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2004-05 27 Daniel Waters 2004-05 2715. Muzaffer Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 26

Career Dual Meet Wins1. Mike Cannon 2005-10 642. Josh Glenn 2004-08 553. Kyle Borshoff 2006-10 534. Jasen Borshoff 2005-10 395. Matt Mariacher 2007-P 376. Steve Fittery 2009-P 327. Jordan Lipp 2005-10 278. Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 259. Christopher Stout 2004-08 22 Adam LoPiccolo 2003-07 2211. Thomas Williams 2008-P 2012. Rudy Rueda 2005-06 1913. Patrick Graham 2008-P 18 Daniel Mitchell 2009-P 18

Single Season Dual Meet Wins1. Steve Fittery 2010-11 202. Josh Glenn 2005-06 183. Ganbayar Sanjaa 2010-11 17 Mike Cannon 2008-09 17 Mike Cannon 2007-08 176. Matt Mariacher 2010-11 16 Kyle Borshoff 2009-10 16 Kyle Borshoff 2008-09 16 Mike Cannon 2006-07 16 Josh Glenn 2004-05 1611. Daniel Mitchell 2010-11 15 Kyle Borshoff 2007-08 15 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 1514. Mike Cannon 2009-10 14 Adam LoPiccolo 2005-06 14

Career Falls1. Josh Glenn 2004-08 442. Mike Cannon 2005-10 263. Adam LoPiccolo 2003-07 22 4. Steve Fittery 2009-P 215. Kyle Borshoff 2006-10 196. Jordan Lipp 2005-10 117. Daniel Mitchell 2009-P 9 Ryan Flores 2010-P 9 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 910. Jasen Borshoff 2005-10 7

2345678 9 111 Chris TothChris Toth

105 Career Wins105 Career Wins

Marc HofferMarc Hoffer125 Career Win125 Career Win

Muzaffar AbdurakhmanovMuzaffar Abdurakhmanov25 Career Dual Meet Wins25 Career Dual Meet Wins

Jasen BorshoffJasen Borshoff39 Career Dual Meet Wins39 Career Dual Meet Wins

American University WrestlingIndividual Record Book

Kyle BorshoffKyle Borshoff4 Single Season Tech-Falls4 Single Season Tech-Falls

Josh GlennJosh Glenn21 Single Season Falls21 Single Season Falls Christopher StoutChristopher Stout

11 Single Season MD11 Single Season MD

Jordan LippJordan Lipp10 Career Major Decisions10 Career Major Decisions

Single Season Falls1. Josh Glenn 2005-06 212. Steve Fittery 2010-11 133. Adam LoPiccolo 2005-06 124. Ryan Flores 2010-11 9 Mike Cannon 2007-08 9 Josh Glenn 2006-07 9 Josh Glenn 2004-05 98. Mike Cannon 2009-10 8 Steve Fittery 2009-10 8 Tom Kniezewski 2005-06 8 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 812. Daniel Mitchell 2010-11 7 Tom Kniezewski 2003-04 7

Career Major Decisions1. Mike Cannon 2005-10 262. Steve Fittery 2009-P 18 Josh Glenn 2004-08 184. Matt Mariacher 2007-P 14 Christopher Stout 2004-08 14 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 147. Kyle Borshoff 2006-10 138. Rudy Rueda 2005-06 129. Patrick Graham 2008-P 1110. Jordan Lipp 2005-10 10

Single Season Major Decisions1. Steve Fittery 2009-10 142. Christopher Stout 2007-08 113. Mike Cannon 2009-10 9 Mike Cannon 2008-09 9 Rudy Rueda 2006-07 96. Patrick Graham 2010-11 8 Matt Mariacher 2010-11 88 Kyle Borshoff 2008-09 7 Tom Kniezewski 2004-05 710. Matt Mariacher 2008-09 5 Josh Glenn 2006-07 5 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 5 Thomas Williams 2009-10 5 Josh Glenn 2004-05 5

Career Tech-Falls1. Mike Cannon 2005-10 122. Steve Fittery 2009-P 113. Josh Glenn 2004-08 104. Kyle Borshoff 2006-10 95. Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 76. Thomas Williams 2008-P 6 Jasen Borshoff 2005-10 6 Dwayne Hash-Barberis 2003-07 69. Nick Arujau 2010-P 5 Christopher Stout 2004-08 5

Single Season Tech Falls1. Steve Fittery 2009-10 62. Nick Arujau 2010-11 5 Steve Fittery 2010-11 5 Josh Glenn 2004-05 55. Kyle Borshoff 2009-10 4 Thomas Williams 2008-09 4 Mike Cannon 2007-08 4 Rudy Rueda 2006-07 49 Mike Cannon 2008-09 3 Christopher Stout 2007-08 3 Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov 2005-06 3

Mike Cannon9 Single Season Falls

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