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Athletic Directory 2Colonial Athletic

Association 3CAA Results, 2004-05 22Coaching Staff 5-6

Head Coach Mark Weader 5Assistant Coach Temoer Terry 5Assistant Coach Ryan Barden 6assistant Coach Adrain Austin 6

George Mason UniversityBy the Numbers 23

History 19John Linn Gym 18Media Information 2Patriot Greats 20-22Profiles 9-19

Brice, Jamey 12Buck, Robert 15Chris Cartella 15Caruso, Joel 8Chichester, Jay 12Connolly, Jerry 13Coughlin, Joe 13Eastman, Mike 13Emison, David 8Fitterer, Joe 15Gonzalez, Stewart 15Henry, Robert 9Jackson, Ken 8

CREDITSThe 2005-06 George Mason Universitywrestling media guide is an official publi-cation of the George Mason UniversitySports Information Department, with allgraphic design by Meg Dentler. Copycompiled by Maureen Nasser. Edited byMark Weader and Maureen Nasser. Pho-tos by John Aronson. Printing by Win-chester Printing.

Kittrick, Ryan 10Koehne, Justin 10Latif, Sekahdar 13Martin, Brian 15Martin, Jim 10McKinney, Dusty 15Moyer, Matt 14Oates, Randy 14Powars, William 16Stotler, Steve 16Timok, Tony 16Tisdell, Tyler 16Webster, Mitch 11Zander, Harry 11

Roster, 2005-06 5Season Outlook 6-7Season Review 17The University 24-31

Quick Facts

General InformationLocation 4400 University Drive

Fairfax, VA 22030-444Enrollment 28,874Founded 1957 (University Status, ‘72)Nickname PatriotsColors Green and GoldFacility John Linn Memorial Gym

Capacity 2,800Affiliation NCAA Division IConference Colonial Athletic AssociationPresident Dr. Alan G. MertenAth. Dir. Thomas J. O’ConnorAth. Phone (703) 993-3200Ath. Fax (703) 993-3239

Wrestling Coaching StaffHead Coach Mark Weader

Overall Rec. 0-0 (1st year)Rec. at Mason0-0 (1st year)Office Phone (703) 993-3299E-mail [email protected]

Asst.Coaches Ryan BardenTemoer TerryAdrian Austin

Starters Ret/Lost 9/1Letterwinners R/L 17/4Newcomers 7

Sports InformationDir. of PR/Wrestling

Maureen NasserOffice Phone (703) 993-3263E-mail [email protected]

Asst. SID (Pub) Richard CocoOffice Phone (703) 993-3264E-mail [email protected]

Dir. of Multimedia Jeff O’BierOffice Phone (703) 993-3261E-mail [email protected]

Asst. SID Maggie WalshOffice Phone (703) 993-3268E-mail [email protected]

SID Main Phone (703) 993-3260SID Fax (703) 993-3259Sports Hotline (703) 993-4074Web site GoMason.comMail. Add. MS 3A5/Sports Info.

George Mason University4400 University DriveFairfax, VA 22030-4444

ON THE COVERS:Juniors, David Emison, Mitch Webster,Harry Zander, and Robert Henry

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Sophomore, Randy Oates

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George Mason University is an equal opportunity and affirmativeaction employer committed to the principle that access to study oremployment opportunities afforded by the University, including allbenefits and privileges, be accorded to each person - student, faculty,staff member or applicants for employment or admission on the basisof individual merit and without regard to race, color, religion,national origin, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, sex orage (except where sex or age is a bona fide occupational qualifica-

Sports InformationThe Sports Information Department is located in the Recreation SportsComplex (Fieldhouse) on the West Campus at the intersection ofUniversity Drive and Rt. 123 (Ox Road). The mailing address is:

MS 3A5/Sports InformationGeorge Mason University4400 University DriveFairfax, VA 22030-4444

Media ServicesPatriot Sports Hotline ....................................................(703) 993-4074Web site .................................................................GoMason.comSports Information Office .......................................................993-3260Sports Information Fax ...........................................................993-3259

CredentialsPress credentials for all home wrestling matches can be obtained bycalling Maureen Nasser at (703) 993-3263 or by faxing a credentialrequest on official letterhead to the office at (703) 993-3259. Pleasemake requests at least 24 hours in advance.

Interviews PolicyLocker rooms are off limits to the press; however, the Sports Informa-tion staff will provide athletes and coaches for interviews after a 10-minute cool down period following an event. Please notify the SIDprior to the event.

Media ParkingParking is available in front of the Recreation and Sports Complex andGeorge Mason Stadium.

Media ServicesMedia guides, match records and final results packets are available forthe media at each home match upon request. Workroom space can bemade for home matches when requested.

Colonial Athletic AssociationFor information on CAA sports, call (804) 754-1616. CAA headquar-ters are located at 8625 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, VA, 23229. Thefax number is (804) 754-1830. To reach the official CAA web site, goto www.CAAsports.com.

Mason Sports OnlineFinal updated statistics, schedules, results and releases can be found24-hours a day on George Mason’s official athletic web site,www.GoMason.com.

Athletic DirectoryArea Code: 703

WrestlingMark Weader, Interm Head Coach ......................................... 993-3299Ryan Barden, Assistant Coach .............................................. 993-3297Temoer Terry, Assistant Coach ............................................. 993-3297Adrian Austin, Assistant Coach ............................................ 993-3297

Athletic AdministrationAthletics Department .................................................. 993-3200/3220Butler, D.R., Associate AD/Community Relations ............... 993-3251Collins, Sue, Sr. Assoc. AD/Admin. & Compliance ............ 993-3204Cooper, Bruce, Assistant AD/Facilities ................................. 993-3225Gregg, Debby, Administrative Assistant, AD’s Office .......... 993-3256Holt, Wendy, Administrator/Internal Operations ................... 993-3210Houston, Lee Ann, Manager, RSC/Scheduling Coord. .......... 993-3190Jaksic, Sharon, Coaches’ Secretary ...................................... 993-3238Kirk, Tracy, Assistant AD/Event Administration ................. 993-3195Marsh, Jay, Associate AD/Events & Fieldhouse ................... 993-3191McDade, Mickey, Sr. Associate AD/Operations, Facilities & Administration ................................. 993-2578McNamee, Kevin, Deputy AD/Intercollegiate Sports .......... 993-3209Medford, Jeanne, Assistant AD/Finance .............................. 993-3211Meyers, James, Director, Tickets and Promotions ............... 993-3265O’Connor, Tom, Assistant VP/Director of Athletics ............ 993-3210Rogers, Nena, Director, Life Skills ........................................ 993-3594Ruge, Andy, Associate AD/Marketing & External Affairs ..... 993-3271Schulien, Kathi, Business Office Manager ........................... 993-3211Shayka, Ron, Assistant AD/Admin. & Info. Systems .......... 993-2809Voltz, Sherri, Coaches’ Secretary .......................................... 993-3221Woodfork, Cindy, Manager, Athletic Services/Equip. ........... 993-3226

Academic ServicesWilson, Debbie, Associate AD for Academic Services ........ .993-3254Hunte, Cheryl Ann, Senior Academic Coordinator .............. 993-3250Bruno, Pam, Academic Coordinator ...................................... 993-3252Reese, George, Academic Coordinator .................................. 993-3252

Sports InformationNasser, Maureen, Director of Public Relations ..................... 993-3263Coco, Richard, Asst. Dir. of Public Relations ........................ 993-3264Walsh, Maggie, Asst. SID ..................................................... 993-3268O’Bier, Jeff, Director, Multimedia ........................................ 993-3261

Patriot ClubPatriot Club ........................................................................... 993-3215Correll, James “Buzzy”, Exec. Dir. of Patriot Club ............. 993-3217Baker, Max, Assistant Executive Director/Patriot Club ........ 993-3216Scott, Craig, Coordinator of Donor Relations and Advancement/Patriot Club ......................... 993-3218

Training and ConditioningPullen, Linda, Coordinator of Sports Medicine .................... 993-3280Bagherzadeh, Shereen, Assistant Trainer ........................... 993-3277Corbatto, Debi, Assistant Trainer ......................................... 993-3280Hamer, Todd, Assistant Strength & Cond. Coach .................. 993-2306Handerahan, Robert, Head Strength & Cond. Coord. .......... 993-3237Kay, Jacqueline, Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer .......... 993-3280Russo, Christina, Coord. of Fitness and Personal Training .. 993-3935Seymour, Rosemarie, Graduate Asst. Athletic Trainer ........ 993-3280Yamrus, Ray, Head Athletic Trainer ...................................... 993-3280


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A bright future looms as the Colonial Athletic Associationprogresses into its second decade of wrestling competition.

In 2001-02, the CAA merged with the old East CoastWrestling Association to form a powerful 11-team alliance inEastern wrestling. The current lineup includes CAA memberinstitutions Drexel University, George Mason University, HofstraUniversity, James Madison University and Old DominionUniversity and associate members Binghamton University, BostonUniversity, Campbell University, Rider University, Sacred HeartUniversity and Wagner College. Binghamton, Boston U., Drexel,Hofstra, Rider, Sacred Heart and Wagner were all members for theECWA.

The new configuration gave the CAA more national recogni-tion with 23 berths in the NCAA Championships. Previously, theCAA had 13 bids to the national tournament, while the ECWA had17. The annual CAA Championships will be held at BostonUniversity March 4-5, with the top two finishers in each of the 10weight classes automatically advancing to theNCAA Championships along with five“wild card” selections. The2006 NCAA Champion-ships will beheldMarch 16-18 at Okla-homa City,Oklahoma.The CAAbegansponsoringa wrestlingchampion-ship withthe 1991-92season asGeorge Mason,James Madisonand Old Dominionwere joined by AmericanUniversity, Liberty University, theCollege of William & Mary and VirginiaTech to form the original CAA lineup. UNC Greensborolater joined as an associate member for two years, and Campbellbecame an associate member in 1996-97.

George Mason has enjoyed the most success in the 13-yearhistory of the CAA, winning five conference team championships,while Hofstra has won three titles and James Madison and VirginiaTech each have won two championships. Old Dominion hasclaimed one crown. The Patriots, who have a 49-21 record in CAAdual-meet action over the last 13 years, have finished first fivetimes, second three times, third twice, seventh twice and fourthonce in the annual conference tournament. George Mason set thenschool records with 105.5 points, six individual champions andseven NCAA qualifiers at the 2001 CAA Championships as itwon its fifth title.

Over its short history, the CAA has produced 11 All-

Americans (placing among the top eight in a weight class at theNCAA Championships). George Mason’s John Curtis is the onlyPatriot wrestler to earn the honor twice, placing eighth in 1992 andseventh in 1993 at 190. Hofstra’s Chris Skretkowicz is also a two-time All-American, finishing sixth in 2003 and fifth in 2004 at 197.Old Dominion’s Jody Staylor was second at 126 and VirginiaTech’s Josh Feldman was seventh at heavyweight in 1994, OldDominion’s Nick Hall was fifth at heavyweight and GeorgeMason’s Matt Finacchio was eighth at 126 in 1995, and JamesMadison’s Mike Coyle placed eighth at 133 pounds in 2000. RobRebmann of Drexel placed seventh at 125 pounds in 2004.

Over the past 13 years, George Mason has had 21 differentwrestlers win a total of 27 individual conference championships.Sean Shea (118 in 1996, 126 in 1997 and 125 in 2001) is Mason’sonly three-time CAA champion, while Curtis (190 in 1992 and1993), Finacchio (118 in 1994, 126 in 1995), Willie Stravino (134

in 1993 and 1994) and Brent Lancaster (heavyweight in 1999and 2001) each have won two individual

titles. Adrian Austin joined this listin 2004 after winning the

149-pound crown.The CAA traces

its roots back to1983 when three of

its currentmembers –

GeorgeMason,James

Madison andWilliam &

Mary – werealigned with

East CarolinaUniversity, the

United StatesNaval Academy and

the University ofRichmond as a basketball

league known as the ECACSouth. During the next two years, the

league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (UNCWilmington and American University) and decided to form a newassociation. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA tookplace on June 6, 1985, as a “Proclamation of Creation” was signedby representatives of the eight charter institutions and by membersof the media assembled for the announcement. By the fall of 1986,the league gained automatic bids to NCAA Championships inmen’s basketball, soccer, baseball and women’s basketball andformed an officials’ bureau. Old Dominion became a member of theCAA in 1991-92 and Virginia Commonwealth joined the confer-ence in 1995-96.

From all-star athletes to Nobel prize-winning faculty, theCAA takes great pride in producing performers who stand outboth on the playing field and in the classroom.

COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HISTORY

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2005-06 Wrestling RosterName Wt. Class Year Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous SchoolJamey Brice 184 So.* 5’10” Clifton, Va./CentrevilleRobert Buck 165 Fr. 5’9” Christianburg, Va./ Christianburg/ Army PrepChris Cartella 141 Fr. 5’6” Mullica Hill, N.J./ ClearviewJoel Caruso HWT Sr.. 6’0” Collingswood, N.J./Collingswood/Northern Va. CCJay Chichester 141 So. 5’6” Falmouth, Va./Colonial ForgeJerry Connolly HWT So.* 6’1” Portsmouth, Va./WilsonJoe Coughlin 125 So. 5’4” Horsham, Pa./Hatboro-HorshamMike Eastman 184 So. 6’0” Jefferson, N.J./Jefferson TownshipDavid Emison 133 Jr. 5’6” Stafford, Va./North StaffordJoe Fitterer 149 Fr.* 5’4” Fairfax, Va./FairfaxStewart Gonzalez 133 Fr. 5’5” Vienna, Va./ James MadisonRobert Henry 149 Jr. 5’8” Dumfries, Va./PotomacKen Jackson 157 Sr. 5’9” Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson/Northern Va. CCRyan Kittrick HWT Jr. 6’0” Wilkes-Barre, Pa./CoughlinJustin Koehne 165 Jr. 5’9” Fairfax, Va./ ChantillySekahdar Latif 184 So. 5’10” Springfield, Va./West SpringfieldBrian Martin HWT Fr. 5’10” Yorktown, Va./ TabbJim Martin 184 Jr. 6’0” Forty Fort, Pa./Wyoming Valley WestDusty McKinney 125 Fr.* 5’2” Mt. Holly, N.C./East GastonMatt Moyer 165/174 So. 5’11” Elizabethtown, Pa./Lower DauphinRandy Oates 165 So. 5’11” Owings, Md./NorthernWilliam Powars 133 Fr.* 5’3” Sterling, Va./Potomac FallsSteve Stotler 157 Fr. 6’0” Owings, Md./ NorthernTony Timok 157 Fr. 5’8” Glen Allen, Va./ HermitageTyler Tisdell 157 Fr.* 5’8” Sewell, N.J./Washington TownshipMitch Webster 157 Jr. 5’9” Towanda, Pa./TowandaHarry Zander 197 Jr. 6’3” National Park, N.J./Gateway Regional* - Includes redshirt season

HEAD COACH: Mark Weader (1st year at Mason)ASST. COACHES: Temoer Terry, Ryan Barden, Adrian Austin

Front Row (left to right): David Emison, Tyler Tisdell, Chris Cartella, William Powars, Dusty McKinney, Joe Coughlin, Ken Jackson, Joe Fitterer; Middle Row (left toright): Jim Martin, May Moyer, Jay Chichester, Robert Buck, Randy Oates, Tony Timok, Robert Henry, Sekahdar Latif; Back Row (left to right): Mitch Webster, MikeEastman, Robert Brice, Harry Zander, Jerry Connolly, Steve Stotler, Ryan Kittrick, Brian Martin, Justin Koehne


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TEMOER TERRYAssistant Coach, 5th Season

Temoer Terry begins hisfifth year as a volunteer as-sistant coach with the Pa-triot staff, and he brings awea l th o f exper i ence to Fairfax.

Terry enters his seventhyear as a college assistant af-ter spending two seasons(1998-2000) a t AmericanUniversity. He also coachedthe Bullis Prep School team for two seasons.

The 30-year old Terrywas a three-time All-Ameri-can while wrestling at theUniversity of Nebraska. Hehad a 35-3 overall record and

placed fourth at the NCAAChampionsh ips a t 150pounds as a sophomore in1995, was 25-3 and placedthird as a junior at 158 in1996, and he was 19-2 and

MARK WEADERInterim Head Coach

1st Season at George Mason

Mark Weader, the topassistant for the GeorgeMason wrestling teamfrom 1999-2005 and aformer Patriot star, wasnamed interim head coachfor the 2005-06 seasonduring the summer of2005. He enters his sev-enth season overall in col-legiate coaching and hisfirst as a head coach.

As a member of thePatriot wrestling staff forsix seasons, Weaderhelped develop 12 NCAAqualifiers, including 2001CAA Wrestler of the YearDonnie DeFilippis, andhelped coach five CAAindividual champions from2000-2005. He was alsoon the staff of Mason’s2001 CAA championshipsquad.

Weader, 29, com-pleted his George Masoncareer in 1998-99 as hecompiled a 17-11 overallrecord, won the ColonialAthletic Associationchampionship at 157pounds and advanced forthe first time to the NCAAChampionships. The tri-

Captain placed secondtwice at 142 pounds at theCAA Championships, andhe won the Virginia Divi-sion I IntercollegiateChampionship in 1998. Afour-year starter for thePatriots after transferringfrom Clemson University,Weader finished his careerwith an overall record of75-40, ranking in the top-20 all-time in victories atMason. A native ofDanville, Pa., and a 1994graduate of Danville HighSchool, Weader twicequalified for the Pennsyl-vania Interscholastic Ath-letic Association (PIAA)Championships and placed

fourth as a senior. He compiled an impressive 103-31-2 record in prep career. He graduated fromGeorge Mason in May 1999 with a B.S. degree in communication.

Weader and his wife, the former Shannon Jones,married May 14, 2005. Jones played soccer forGeorge Mason’s women’s team from 1996-98. The couple resides in Fairfax, Va.

finished sixth at 158 as a se-nior in 1998 (he sat out the1996-97 season as a medi-cal redshirt). Terry posteda career record of 100-24with the Cornhuskers andwas a two-time Big Eightchampion (1995 , 1996) .

A na t i ve o fMcPhe r son , KS , Te r ryposted a career record of 79-3 at McPherson High School(graduating in 1993) andwon th ree Kansas s t a t echampionships. He won theU.S. title at the 1992 WorldTeam Greco-Roman Trialsand finished fourth at theworld championships, andhe was also fourth at theU.S. Greco-Roman JuniorNational Championships.In 1991, he claimed titles att he Cade t Na t iona l

Freestyle and Greco-RomanChampionships.

Terry earned a B.A.degree in business adminis-tration from Nebraska in1998, and he began thepursuit of a master ’s degreein marketing while coachingat American. He currentlyis employed by MeltzerGroup Benefits inRockville, Md.


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The beginning of the new century fiveyears ago marked a different look to the Co-lonial Athletic Association wrestling mat.Added to the fold in 2001-2002 were wres-tling powerhouses Hofstra University andRider and with that a much tougher path tothe NCAA Championships. Since the incep-tion of the original CAA during the 1991-92season, George Mason wrestling has produced40 NCAA qualifiers and three All-Americans.However, for the first time since the 1986-87campaign – a string of 18 consecutive years –Mason did not have a wrestler advance to theseason-ending NCAA Championships last season.

First-year interim head coach MarkWeader, who was a NCAA qualifier himselfat Mason, has weathered the storm of thenew 11-team conference and feels that GeorgeMason has turned the corner to have successduring the regular season in dual meets andvie for individuals to compete for an NCAAChampionship. “The philosophy of buildingand maintaining the program here at Masonwent through a few bumps when the newCAA was formed,” said Weader. “Perennialpowers Hofstra and Rider made the confer-ence more powerful, but also gave the CAAmore national recognition in the NCAA Championship.”

After a few sub-500 years, the team man-

classes that we don’t have returning starters,we have redshirt freshman that gained expe-rience and refined their skills at practices.”

The fulcrum of the balanced team consists ofthree junior starters Mitch Webster, DavidEmison and Robert Henry, who placed inthe top four of their respective weight classesat the CAA Championships last season andjunior Harry Zander, who claimed the indi-vidual 197-pound title at the Virginia Intercollegiate Wrestling Championships.

Tri-captain Webster placed third at theCAAs at 157 pounds and concluded the yearwith an 11-13 record, going 3-3 in the CAAand 5-6 in dual matches. He is a preseasontop 5 in the CAA polls this season, but theroad to the NCAA will be tough as he needsto get through the two wrestlers who fin-ished ahead of him last season and are thepreseason favorites to repeat. “Mitch hasgotten more consistent through the experi-ence and it should pay off inthe end,” said Weader.

Emison placed fourth at the CAAs lastseason at 133 pounds and is predicted tofinish the same in the conference by pre-season polls, but at the 141 weight class. Hehas and astounding 56 wins in just two sea-sons. He was one of two wrestlers to postdouble-digit wins in dual matches at 11-3

aged an 8-7 overall record and 4-4 mark inthe Colonial Athletic Association last year,utilizing a lineup that mainly consisted of 14freshmen and sophomores. Interim headcoach Mark Weader returns 17 letter-win-ners from that squad that had Mason’s firstwinning dual match season since 2000-01.While the 27-man roster has only one senior,Joel Caruso, they are very balanced and ex-perienced. They bolstered their line-up withsix freshman newcomers and four freshman redshirts.

“In those first few years of the newCAA we recruited national caliberwrestlers, but we lacked some depth, andthat hurt us in our dual meets,” explainedWeader. “Instead of bringing in a fewathletes that will annually compete for theNCAA championships, we focus on morequality depth at each position andindividuals who have the skills that arewilling to work hard to improve and get tothe top level,” added Weader. “Thatphilosophy paid dividends last year withour winning dual record.”That philosophy should hold true going intothis season as the 27-man roster proves tohave experience and depth returning sevenstarters. “From the lightweights to theheavyweights we feel that we can competein all our matches,” said Weader. “In weight

RYAN BARDENVolunteer Assistant Coach, 2nd Season

Former George Masonwrestler Ryan Barden is in hissecond stint as an assistantcoach, having previously servedin that capacity in 2000-01.Barden graduated from Mason in2000 with a B.S. in Earth Sys-tems and is also the assistantgrounds manager for the University.

The Hamilton, Va. nativewrestled at Mason from 1996-2000 with Mark Weader as ateammate and as an assistantcoach. As a junior he came onstrong at the end of the season,placing 2nd in the 1999 CAAChampionship at 141 poundweight class. He was selected tothe Athletic Director’s HonorRoll while attending GeorgeMason. He also was a memberof the Student-Athlete AdvisoryCounsel his senior season.

Barden coached at the highschool level at Loudoun ValleyHigh School as an assistant dur-ing the 2001-02 season and atHerndon High School in 1995-96. He competed for three yearson the varsity wrestling squadat Loudoun Valley High School.He won the Viking award forAthlete of the Year in 1995.

Adrian AustinVolunteer Assistant Coach, 1st Season

Former George Masonstandout Adrian Austin joins thewrestling coaching staff for hisfirst year. He was a team captainhis final two seasons with the Pa-triots and earned AthleticDirector’s Honor Roll in each ofhis seasons.

The Colonial Heights, Va.native finished his Mason careersixth in all-time wins, recording a103-47 record. He earned threetrips to the NCAA Champion-ships, including an automatic bidhis senior year after winning theindividual title at 149 pounds atthe CAA Championships.

As a senior, Austin posted a38-8 overall mark and claimed twoother 149-pound individual titlesto go with a CAA championship,winning the Beast of the East Col-lege Invitational and the Virginia

Intercollegiate State Champion-ship. He also placed highly at sev-eral prestigious national tourna-ments, eighth at the Cliff Keen LasVegas Invitational and second atthe East Stroudsburg Open. Aus-tin also had a 13-0 record in dualmeets, including an undefeated8-0 CAA mark.

Austin graduated in 2004with a B.S. in marketing and aminor in business management.


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Above, Junior Ryan Kittrick. Below, sophomore Jay Chichester.

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and collected a 5-2 mark against CAA oppo-nents. Nineteen of Emison’s 27 match winswere pin fall, technical fall or major decisionvictories. “He is everything you look for in astudent-athlete, which includes an academicall-American honor,” said Weader. “He is verytalented and has gotten stronger during the offseason.”

Henry, also a Tri-captain this season,finished fourth at the 2005 CAA Champion-ships and is predicted to finish second toHotstra’s Jon Masa. He completed last yearat 16-13 overall and 10-5 in dual contests (5-3 CAA). Coach Weader looks to Henry tohave a breakout season. “He is probably thehardest worker on the team and with his ea-gerness to learn he can make big strides,” said Weader.

The third man of the trio of captains islone returning senior Joel Caruso, who hasprovided steady experience at Heavyweight.He suffered a knee injury shortly after de-feating the eighth-ranked wrestler in the coun-try last season, saw limited action the rest ofthe year and compiled an 8-6 record. CoachWeader expects him to wrestle at 197 poundsthis season. Harry Zander will compete forstarting time with Caruso at 197 pounds. Heregistered a solid overall record at 16-9 and10-5 against dual competition. He carried a5-3 CAA mark. “He has a lot of upside andis capable of dominating a match,” said Weader.

One of the toughest battles for mat timewill be at the lightest weight 125 pound class.Redshirt freshman Dusty McKinney, whois also a preseason favorite to finish third inthe CAA, will battle with sophomore JoeCoughlin, who started last season at 125and earned two CAA Rookie of the Weekawards coupled with an 18-12 record overall(12-3 duals, 6-2 CAA). The other lightweightclass will pit redshirted freshman WilliamPowars with newcomer Stewart Gonzalez.Powars gained valuable experience partici-pating in daily practices and workouts lastseason. A highly touted wrestler from North-ern Virginia, Powars placed fourth or betterat the Virginia Group AA state champion-ship at 130 pounds each of his four seasonsat Potomac High School, winning thetitle in 2004.

Also among the seven returning start-ers is sophomore Randy Oates, who wasnamed to the CAA all-Rookie Team afterposting a 12-18 overall record and 4-3 markagainst conference opponents. He finished5-8 in overall dual matches and posted fivepin fall victories. “He has shown me that hecan be a very accomplished wrestler,” saidWeader. “He needs to continue to gain expe-

rience and work on being more consistent.”Adding depth to the squad is sopho-

more Jay Chichester who competed at 141pounds and recorded a 11-14 record last year,but has gotten stronger and bigger this off-season and should compete with returningstarter Robert Henry at 149 pounds. Sopho-more Mike Eastman collected a 7-10 recordat 184 and 197 pounds last year and shouldstart at 184. Junior Ryan Kittrick is theexpected starter at Heavyweight, where hewas 7-10 overall last year.

Freshman Robert Buck, ChrisCartella, Stewart Gonzalez, and StevenStotler are part of a group of freshmen re-cruits that should give the Patriots somedepth and contend for mat time. Buck andCartella have been voted by coaches in theCAA to a preseason freshman honorablemention. Cartella provides the 141 weightclass with a great one-two punch behindMason star David Emison. He was a two-time MVP of the his wrestling team atClearview High School in New Jersey andwas twice a District Champion and placedeighth at the state championships as a junior.

He was Virginia State Champion at 145and twice placed at the championships,Buck is projected to get some mat time at165. “Buck can make an immediate impactand get a lot of mat time because he learnedthe fundamentals from one of the best high school programs at Christianburg,” addedWeader.

Mark Weader has been involved withGeorge Mason wrestling for almost a decade,first as a student-athlete and for the past sixseasons on the coaching staff. He feels strongabout continuing to build on the solid foun-dation as he enters is first year at the helm.“I’m very excited about the present and fu-ture of this program,” said Weader. “We hadsome success last year after a few down yearsand I expect this core group to continue topush us in the right direction. We have tre-mendous depth, which will prove to be ourbiggest strength,” added Weader. “My goalfor the future will be to continue to reap thebenefits of bringing in quality student-ath-letes, which is the foundation to success.”

K e n J a c k s o nenters his sec-o n d s e a s o nwith the Patri-ots and is com-peting for timeon the mats at1 4 9 p o u n d s …M a j o r i n g i nphysical educa-t i o n . P r e p :Earned two var-s i t y l e t t e r s a tStonewall Jack-son High School… Recorded a 30-5overall record as a senior… Also re-ceived two letters in football. Per-sonal: Full name is Kenneth EugeneJackson… Born December 20, 1981…Parents are Kathleen Erickson andFrank Jackson… 2000 graduate ofS t o n e w a l l J a c k s o n H i g hSchool… Attended Northern Vir-ginia Community College for two and a half years.


Joel CarusoSenior – 197

Collingswood, N.J.Collingswood HS

Joel Caruso en-ters his secondseason with thePatr io ts and ischal lenging fort h e s t a r t i n gp o s i t i o n a t197. . . Majoringi n p h y s i c a le d u c a t i o n . . .R e c e i v e d a nA s s o c i a t e ’s o fArts Degree ins c i e n c e f r o m

Nor thern Vi rg in ia Communi ty Col -l e g e - A l e x a n d r i a c a m p u s i n 2 0 0 4 .2004-05: Wrest led to an 8-6 overal lmark and 3-2 record in dual competi-t ion at heavyweight . . . Was 1-2 ver-s u s C A A c o m p e t i t i o n . . . Wo n f i r s tthree bouts of the season, including a3-2 win over No. 7 Mike Faust of Va.Tech a t the Navy Class ic . . . P lacedsecond at the Navy Classic af ter los-i n g i n t h e f i n a l t o N o . 1 8 Ta n n e rGarrett of Navy.. . Was ranked as higha s 1 8 t h n a t i o n a l l y o n N o v. 2 3 b yAmateur Wres t l ing News . . . Ba t t l edthrough the major i ty of the seasonwith a knee injury. . . Earned two pinfal l wins. . . Named a George MasonScholar-Athlete . . . Received the CAACommiss ioner ’s Academic Award . . .Made the Dean’s Lis t and the Ath-le t ic Director ’s Honor Rol l both se-mesters for excel lence in the class-room. Prep: Recorded a sol id two-year vars i ty career a t Col l ingswoodHigh School . . . Selected to the Cou-rier Post a l l -South Jersey team as asenior. . . Placed f if th at the 1994 NewJ e r s e y S t a t e C h a m p i o n s h i p s . . .Ranked No. 1 in Distr ic t 28 as a se-nior. . . Named the 1994 Region 7 mostvaluable wrest ler. . . Made the Dean’sLis t . . . Also earned two vars i ty foot-bal l le t ters . Personal: Ful l name isJoe l L . Caruso . . . Born January 14 ,1976. . . Son of Luanne Caruso. . . Hasthree s ibl ings, Joey Durkin, LuanneDurkin and Mandy Phi l l ips . . . 1994g r a d u a t e o f C o l l i n g s w o o d H i g hSchool . . . Was a member of the Armyfrom June 1997 through May 2004. . .Graduated Ranger School in 2002 asan E-6 (Staff Sergeant) . . . Enjoys mo-torcycles , going to the gym and bik-

Ken JacksonSenior – 149 Pounds

Manassas, Va.Stonewall Jackson HS

Ken Jackson’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2004-05 149 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0

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David EmisonJunior – 141 pounds

Stafford, Va.North Stafford HS

Dav id Emisonenters his thirdyear at GeorgeM a s o n a n d i st h e r e t u r n i n gs t a r t e r a t 1 3 3pounds … Ma-j o r i s u n d e -clared. . 2004-0 5 : L o g g e d as t e l l a r s o p h o -more campaign,earning a team-high 27 wins toonly 11 losses at 133 pounds.. . Won14 of his first 17 matches and finishedthe season claiming victories in nine ofhis last 12 contests... Eleven of his first13 wins were via pin fall, technical fallor major decision... Totaled four pinfalls, 10 technical falls and five majordecisions on the season... Recorded 11-3 dual match mark and was 5-2 versusCAA foes... Placed fourth at the CAAChampionships. . . Was second at theVirginia Intercollegiate State Champi-onships . . . Defeated the 20th-rankedwrestler at the Navy Classic en routeto a third-place finish... Ranked 20thnationally by Intermat on Dec. 21.. .Was 1-2 against ranked opponents. . .Selected to the NWCA All-AcademicTeam.. . Made the AD Honor Roll inFall 2004 for excellence in the class-room. 2003-04: Had an outs tanding

ing. . . At tended Gloucester Commu-ni ty Col lege (GCC) from fal l 1994through spr ing 1996. . . Earned twovars i ty l e t t e r s as a member of theGCC wrestl ing team.. . Placed secondat regionals as a sophomore. . . Com-pi led a 64-12 overal l record, garnering the al l - t ime wins mark.

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David Emison’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overal Falls TF MD2003-04 133/141 6-2 10-2 25-9 2 5 52004-05 133 5-2 11-3 27-11 4 10 5Totals 11-4 21-5 52-20 6 15 10

Robert HenryJunior – 149 pounds

Dumfries, Va.Potomac HS

R o b e r t H e n r yjoins the Patri-ots for his thirds e a s o n o n t h emats and is ther e t u r n i n gs t a r t e r a t 1 4 9pounds … Ma-joring in infor-mation technol-o g y. 2 0 0 4 - 0 5 :Placed fourth atthe CAA Cham-p i o n s h i p s a t

149 pounds.. . Won six of his last eightmatches en route to a 16-13 overallr e c o r d a n d 1 0 - 5 m a r k i n d u a lmatches.. . Was 5-3 against CAA wres-tlers. . . Registered two pin falls , threetechnical falls and three major deci-sions.. . Finished fourth at the VirginiaIntercollegiate State Championships.2003-04: Had a solid freshman seasonwith a 5-7 overall record at 149.. . Re-corded one fall at the Virginia Inter-col legiate State Championships andone technical fall at the Beast of theEas t Co l l ege Inv i t a t iona l . . . P l acedfourth at the Mil lersvi l le /Hitchcock

freshman season with a 25-9 overallrecord at 133 pounds... Placed fourtha t t h e C A A C h a m p i o n s h i p s . . . R e -corded a 6-2 mark (5-2 at 133) againstCAA opponents and was 10-2 in over-all dual meets (9-2 at 133)... Went 24-9 overall at 133... Registered two falls,five technical falls and five major de-cisions... Won 11-6 decision in onlymatch at 141... Earned a technical falland major decision win en route tocapturing the individual wrestling titleat the Millersville/Hitchcock Classic,going 3-0 at the event.. . Posted a 3-0mark at the Virginia IntercollegiateWrestling Championships to claim the133-pound title.. . Won 19 of his final23 matches, including two of four atthe CAA Championships... Was namedCAA Rookie of the Week on March 2after winning only bout at 141 pounds(1-0 at 141)... Named to the AthleticDirector ’s Honor Roll in both semes-ters for outstanding work in the class-r o o m . . . R e c e i v e d t h e C A AC o m m i s s i o n e r ’s A c a d e m i c Aw a r d .Prep: Recorded outstanding four-yearcareer at nearby North Stafford HighSchool… Two-t ime Virg in ia GroupAAA placewinner, finishing fifth as asenior and sixth as a junior… Twicefinished as Northwestern Region run-ner-up and as Wolverines’ team MostValuable Player… Selected Most Out-standing Wrestler at Hopewell Invita-tional. Personal: Full name is DavidRice Emison II… Born February 11,1985… Son of David and KimberlyEmison… Has one brother and one sis-ter… 2003 graduate of North StaffordHigh School… Received several aca-d e m i c a w a r d s a n d g r a d u a t e d w i t h 3.75 GPA.

Robert Henry’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2003-04 149 0-0 0-0 5-7 1 1 02004-05 149 5-3 10-5 16-13 2 3 3Totals 5-3 10-5 21-20 3 4 3

Classic. . . Participated in four tourna-ments . . . Earned a spot on the Ath-l e t i c Di rec to r ’s Honor Ro l l in thespring for excellence in the classroom.Prep: Posted solid four-year varsitycareer at nearby Potomac Senior HighSchool … Two-time Virginia GroupAAA state qualifier. Personal: Fullname i s Rober t Anthony Henry …Born March 14, 1985 … Son of Rob-ert and Sheila Henry … Has one sis-ter … 2003 graduate of Potomac Se-n i o r H i g h S c h o o l , w h e r e h e a l s oplayed football for three seasons and baseball for one.

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Justin KoehneJunior– 174Fairfax, VA.Chantilly HS

Jus t in Koehnebegins his firsts e a s o n a tGeorge Masonand is challeng-i n g f o r t h estarting role at174 pounds …Majoring in ad-ministration ofjus t i ce . Prep:Wa s a t h r e e -sport athlete atChantilly HighSchool… Earned two letters in wres-tling, football and one in lacrosse…As a senior in 2002, he was an all-Region wrestler for the Chargers. Per-sonal : Fu l l name i s Jus t in Garre t tKoehne … Born February 28, 1984 …Son of Ron and Suzie Koehne … Has three s ibl ings .


Jim MartinJunior– 184/197

Fairfax, VA.Chantilly HS

Jim Martin’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2003-04187/1973-4 4-6 6-14 1 0 22004-05 184 1-1 1-5 2-9 0 0 0Totals 4-5 5-11 8-23 1 0 2

Jim Martin be-gins his third sea-son at GeorgeMason and ischallenging forthe starting roleat 184 pounds …Majoring in com-munication withminors in psy-chology and busi-ness. 2004-05:Completed a 2-9record at 184pounds... Posted a 1-5 mark in dual com-petition and was 1-1 in CAA bouts...Scored 4-0 win over Boston University’sWarren Haines at CAA Duals... Receivedthe CAA Commissioner ’s AcademicAward... Made the Dean’s List in Fall 2004and was named to the AD Honor Roll bothsemesters for outstanding work in the class-room. 2003-04: Struggled throughout hisfreshman season with a 6-14 overall recordcompeting at 184 and 197 pounds.. .Opened the season with a decision loss at197, but wrestled the final 19 matches at

184 pounds (6-13 mark)... Posted a 3-4record against CAA opponents... Regis-tered a 4-6 mark in dual meets... Had onewin via fall and two major decisions...Placed third at the Virginia IntercollegiateState Championships. Named to the Ath-letic Director’s Honor Roll (both semes-ters) for excellence in the classroom. Prep:Recorded excellent three-year career atWyoming Valley West High School, post-ing career record of 79-10 … Two-timeNWCA/DWA Brute All-American afterplacing third as a junior and fifth as a se-nior at NWCA National Championships,both at 220 pounds … As a senior for theSpartans, was PIAA District 2 runner-upand fifth in Northeast Region … Won dis-trict title as a junior as he was ranked 11th

in Pennsylvania and 23rd in the nation …Ranked fifth in the state and 24th nation-ally as a senior … Two-time all-confer-ence selection and team captain as a se-nior, posting team-high 18 falls … Three-time member of Pennsylvania state teamfor national competition. Personal: Fullname is James Thomas Martin … BornJanuary 2, 1985 … Son of Jim and DonnaMartin … Has one sister … Father playedfootball and wrestled at Wilkes University… 2003 graduate of Wyoming Valley WestHigh School, where he also earned threeletters in football … Football team captainand Defensive MVP as a senior as heearned all-state honors at middle linebacker… Three-time District 2 all-Academic se-lection and two-time state honorable men-tion choice … Received U.S. Army ScholarAthlete Award and Robert Sorochak Me-morial Award as a senior … Graduated with honors with 3.45 GPA.

Ryan Kittrick’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2003-04 HWT 0-6 2-8 9-20 5 0 02004-05 HWT 2-3 3-7 7-10 2 0 0Totals 2-9 5-15 16-30 7 0 0

Ryan KittrickJunior – Heavyweight

Wilkes-Barre, PA.Coughlin HS

R y a n K i t t r i c kenters his thirdy e a r w i t h t h ePatriots and ise x p e c t e d t ocompete for thes t a r t i n g p o s i -t ion a t heavy-w e i g h t . . . M a -joring in healtha n d p h y s i c a le d u c a t i o n .2004-05: Com-p i l e d a 7 - 1 0

overall record at heavyweight... Scoredtwo pin fall wins. . . Was 3-7 in dualcompet i t ions and 2 -3 aga ins t CAAfoes.. . Finished third at the VirginiaState Championships... Made the Ath-letic Director’s Honor Roll in Fall 2004for outstanding work in the classroom.2003-04: S t rugg led th roughou t h i sfreshman season, earning a 9-20 over-all record at heavyweight... Saw actionin six CAA dual meets... Posted a 2-8mark in overall dual matches... Placedfourth at the Mil lersvi l le /HitchcockClassic... Logged falls in first five vic-tories.. . Totaled five falls on the sea-son. Prep: Enjoyed outstanding three-year varsity career at Coughlin HighSchool … Posted 86-24 career record… Set Crusaders’ school record forvictories in a season with 37-5 markduring senior year en route to fifth-p lace f in i sh a t Pennsy lvan ia C lassAAA Championships … Won District2 ti t le and placed third in NortheastRegion … Holds school record for fast-est pin (seven seconds). Personal: Fullname is Ryan John Kittrick … BornMarch 27, 1985 … Son of John andJoAnn Kit tr ick … Has two brothers… 2003 graduate of Coughl in HighSchool, where he also played football.



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Mitch WebsterJunior– 157

Towanda, PA.Towanda HS

Mitch Webs te rjoins the Patri-ots for his thirdseason and is thereturning starterat 157 pounds…Majoring in gov-ernment and in-ternational poli-t i c s . 2004-05 :Earned an 11-13overall record at157 pounds . . .Placed third at

the CAA Championships as the No. 6seed a f t e r w inn ing th r ee o f fou rmatches... Tallied a 5-6 dual match markand was 3-3 in CAA dual bouts... Hadtwo pin fall victories, one technical falland one major decision... Won five ofhis final seven matches... Received theCAA Commiss ione r ’s AcademicAward... Made the Dean’s List in Fall2004 and was named to the AD HonorRoll both semesters 2003-04: Enjoyeda solid freshman season with a 17-16overall record at 157 pounds... Postedone fall and four major decisions. . .P l aced th i rd a t t he Mi l l e r sv i l l e /Hitchcock Classic... Garnered a third-place showing at the Virginia Intercolle-giate State Championships, recordingfour wins in five matches... Was 3-4against CAA opponents... Registered a5-7 mark in dual matches... Named tothe Athletic Director ’s Honor Roll inthe fall for outstanding work in theclassroom. Prep: Had solid four-yearcareer at Towanda High School … PIAADistrict 4 champion as a senior with theBlack Knights. Personal: Full name isMitchell Stephen Webster … Born Oc-tober 30, 1984 … Son of Steve andCindi Webster … Has two brothers andone sister … Older brother Nick was amember of the Patriots wrestling teamfrom 2000-05 … 2003 gradua te ofTowanda High School, where he alsoplayed football and baseball for threeyears

Mitch Webster’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2003-04157 3-4 5-7 17-16 1 0 42004-05 157 3-3 5-6 11-13 2 1 1Totals 6-7 10-13 28-29 3 1 5

Harry ZanderJunior– 197

National Park N.J.Gateway Regional HS

Harry Zander’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall FallsTF MD2003-04 197 4-4 6-7 18-16 10 0 22004-05 197 5-3 10-5 16-9 8 3 2Totals 9-7 16-12 34-25 18 3 4

Har ry Zande rbegins his thirdseason a tGeorge Masonand i s the re -turning startera t 197pounds . . . Ma-joring in mar-ke t ing . 2004-05: Performedwell all season,earning a 16-9overall record at197 and 10-5 a mark in dual competi-t ion . . . Was 5-3 agains t CAA oppo-nents... Scored 13 of his 16 victories viapin fall, technical fall or major decision,while two other wins were forfeit vic-tories... Won six straight in early Janu-ary and started the season 9-3... Regis-tered a 3-0 mark at the Virginia Inter-collegiate State Championships and wonthe 197-pound individual title. 2003-04:Had an impressive freshman season at197 pounds wi th an 18-16 ove ra l lrecord... Was 4-4 against CAA oppo-

nents . . . Pos ted a 6-7 mark in dua lmatches... Recorded 10 victories viafalls and had two major decisions.. .P l aced th i rd a t t he Mi l l e r sv i l l e /Hitchcock Classic... Finished second atthe Virginia Intercollegiate State Cham-pionships, falling to VMI’s Jason Cox,17-12 in the finals... Won five of his firstsix matches – three of which were viafalls... Closed the season winning eightof his final 13 contests – seven of thosevictories were via falls and the other wasa major decision. Prep: Recorded out-standing four-year career at GatewayRegional High School … New Jerseysta te qual i f ier as a senior wi th theGators. Personal: Full name is HarryWalter Zander Jr. … Born November 19,1984 … Son of Harry and BarbaraZander … Has two brothers … 2003graduate of Gateway Regional HighSchool, where he also earned two let-ters in football … Product of same highschool as former Patriot standout Keith Sholders.

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Jamey BriceSophomore RS– 184

Clifton, V.A.Centerville HS

J a m e y B r i c eenters his sec-o n d y e a r a tGeorge Masona n d i s c h a l -lenging for timeon the mats at1 8 4 p o u n d s…Major ing inp s y c h o l o g y .2 0 0 4 - 0 5 : S a tout the seasona s a r e d s h i r t ,re ta ining f inal

three years of e l ig ib i l i ty. . . Gainedvaluable experience participating indaily workouts and practices. . . Madet h e D e a n ’s L i s t a n d t h e A t h l e t i cDirector ’s Honor Roll in Spring 2005for excellence in the classroom. 2003-04: Recorded a 3-9 overall mark in hisfreshman season at 184 pounds, par-t i c i p a t i n g i n t o u r n a m e n t e v e n t s . . .P l a c e d s i x t h a t t h e M i l l e r s v i l l e /Hitchcock Classic... Posted lone tech-nical fall win at the Beast of the EastCollege Invitational. Prep: Had solidca ree r a t nea rby Cen t r ev i l l e H ighSchool, earning two letters and serv-ing as Wildcats team captain as a se-nior … Posted career record of 36-20 . Persona l : Fu l l name i s J amesSanford Brice … Born March 2, 1985

Jamey Brice’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2003-04184 0-0 0-0 3-9 0 1 02004-05 RedshirtTotals 0-0 0-0 3-9 0 1 0

Joe CoughlinSophomore- 125Horsham, P.A.

Hatboro-HorshHorsham HS

J o e C o u g h l i nenters his sec-o n d s e a s o n a tGeorge Masonand i s t he r e -turning s tar tera t 1 2 5pounds . . . Ma-j o r i s u n d e -c l a r e d . 2 0 0 4 -05: Enjoyed as t e l l a r f r e s h -man campaign,p o s t i n g s e c -ond-most wins on the team and an 18-12 overall record at 125... One of threewrestlers with 10 or more dual matchwins (12-3)... Recorded the most Pa-triot CAA victories at 6-2... Had onepin fall, three technical falls and threemajor decisions... Placed third at the

Jay Chichester’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2004-05 141 3-5 7-8 11-14 1 4 2Totals 3-5 7-8 11-14 1 4 2

Virginia Intercollegiate State Champi-onships... Made the Athletic Director ’sHonor Roll in Fall 2004 for academicexcellence in the classroom. Prep: Hadan outstanding four-year varsity careerat Colonial Forge High School... Com-pleted career with a 135-53 overallrecord... Posted a 41-10 mark as a se-nior for the Eagles... Garnered 2003-04first team all-Metropolitan honors fromthe Washington Post... Was a four-timeCommonwealth District champion.. .Won the Northwestern Region champi-onship three times... Was the 2003 and2004 Virginia Group AAA state run-ner-up at 141 pounds. Personal: Fullname is John Bernard Chichester... BornMarch 10, 1985... Parents are Ana andDan Chichester. . . Has two brothers,Dan and Philip... 2004 honors graduateof Colonial Forge High School... UncleJohn H. Chichester (R-Stafford) is theChairman of the Virginia Senate FinanceCommittee... Wrestled at a highlanderclub beginning in 7th grade and the rap-tors club through high school... 2004g r a d u a t e o f C o l o n i a l F o r g e H i g hSchool. . . Chose George Mason overVirginia, Virginia Military Institute and Old Dominion

Jay ChichesterSophomore- 141Fallmouth, V.A.

Colonial Forge HS

Jay Chichesterenters his sec-ond season withthe Patriots andis the returnings t a r t e r a t 1 4 1pounds... Majori s undec la red .2 0 0 4 - 0 5 : R e -corded a sol idf i r s t s e a s o nwith the Patri-ots, staking an1 1 - 1 4 o v e r a l l

record and 7-8 dual mark at 141... Fin-ished 3-5 versus CAA foes... Logged apin fall win in first dual match... Reg-istered four technical fal ls and twomajor decisions... Placed fourth at the

… Son of Jim and Shirley Brice … Haso n e s i s t e r … 2 0 0 3 g r a d u a t e o fCentreville High School, where he alsoe a r n e d t w o l e t t e r s i n f o o t b a l l .

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Mike Eastmanenters his sec-o n d y e a r a tGeorge Masona n d i s e x -pected to chal-l e n g e f o r astart ing role at1 8 4 p o u n d s . . .M a j o r i n g i np h y s i c a l e d u -c a t i o n . 2 0 0 4 -05: Had a goodf reshman sea -

son wrest l ing a t 184 pounds. . . Re-corded a 7-10 overall record and 1-2mark in dual competi t ion. . . Totaled1-2 mark at 197 pounds early in theseason. . . Was 6-8 a t 184 pounds . . .Registered a major decision victorya t the CAA Championships . Prep:Posted a solid three-year varsity ca-r e e r a t J e f f e r s o n To w n s h i p H i g hSchool. . . Selected first-team all-con-ference in 2004... Garnered third-teamall-state honors as a senior. . . Named

Mike EastmanSophomore- 184Jefferson, N.J.

Jefferson Township HS


Joe Coughlins Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2004-05 125 6-2 12-3 18-12 1 1 3Totals 6-2 12-3 18-12 1 1 3

Virginia Intercollegiate State Champi-onships... Won nine straight bouts inJanuary and ended the season with 12v ic to r i e s in h i s l a s t 17 ma tches . . .Named CAA Rookie of the Week onJan. 18 and Jan. 25. . . Received theC A A C o m m i s s i o n e r ’s A c a d e m i cAward... Made the Dean’s List and theAth l e t i c D i r ec to r ’s Honor Ro l l i nSpring 2005 for outstanding work inthe classroom. Prep: Had a solid four-y e a r v a r s i t y c a r e e r a t H a t b o r o -Horsham High School. . . Posted 107career victories... Selected first-teamall-league as a senior... Placed fifth atthe 2004 Pennsylvania Interscholas-tic Athletic Association (PIAA) ClassAAA sta te tournament . . . Made a l l -league honorable ment ion in 2001,2 0 0 2 a n d 2 0 0 3 . . . Tw o - t i m e P I A AClass AAA state qualifier.. . Also ranc r o s s - c o u n t r y f o r t h r e e s e a s o n s . . .Made the Pennsylvania all-Academict e a m . . . M e m b e r o f t h e H a t b o r o -Horsham honor roll for four straightyears. Personal: Full name is JosephW. Cough l in . . . Born Sep tember 3 ,1 9 8 5 . . . P a r e n t s o f K a r e n a n d E dCoughlin... Has three siblings, Eric,T i m a n d L i z . . . 2 0 0 4 g r a d u a t e o fH a t b o r o - H o r s h a m H i g h S c h o o l . . .Chose George Mason over West Point,East Stroudsburg, Delaware Valley,Ly c o m i n g a n d S i p p e r y R o c k .

Jerry Connollyenters his sec-ond season withthe Patriots andi s c o m p e t i n gf o r a c t i o n o nt h e m a t s a theavyweight…M a j o r i n g i ncivi l engineer-i n g . 2 0 0 4 - 0 5 :Sat out the sea-s o n a s aredshirt, retain-ing final three years of eligibility.. .Gained valuable experience participat-ing in daily workouts and practices.

Jerry Conollys Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2003-04 HWT 0-0 0-0 2-8 0 0 02004-05 RedshirtTotals 0-0 0-0 2-8 0 0 0

Jerry ConollySophomore RS- HWT

Portsmouth, P.A.Wilson HS

2003-04: Par t ic ipated in 10 heavy-weight matches as a freshman... Sawaction at four tournaments... Posted a2-8 overall record... Claimed victoriesat the Beast of the East College Invi-tational and the Virginia IntercollegiateState Championships... Earned a spoton the Athletic Director ’s Honor Roll(both semesters) for excellence in thec l a s s r o o m . . . R e c e i v e d t h e C A ACommiss ione r ’s Academic Award .Prep: Enjoyed excellent four-year var-sity career at Woodrow Wilson HighSchool … Two-time Eastern Districtchampion and Virginia Group AAAqualifier for the Presidents. Personal:Full name is Gerald James Connolly… Born June 19, 1985 … Son of Jamesa n d M a r t h a C o n n o l l y … H a s o n ebrother and one sister … Brother Paulplayed baseball at Christopher New-port University … 2003 graduate ofWoodrow Wilson High School, wherehe also earned four letters in footballand two in basebal l … Member of National Honor Society.

to the a l l -county f i rs t team. . . Gar-nered team most va luable wres t le rhonor in 2004... Was a three-time N.J.state qualif ier. . . Placed third at the2004 state championships... Recordeda 36-3 overall record as senior, regis-tering 26 pins. . . Ranked first in Dis-trict 3 and 1st in Region I as a se-nior. . . Listed 1st in District 3 and 3rdin the reg ion in 2003 wi th a 31-5mark...Won the Morris County Tour-nament as a junior... Also earned threeletters as a member of the Falcons’footbal l team.. . Selected f i rs t - teamall-conference, first-team all-area andvoted 2004 team most valuable player.P e r s o n a l : F u l l n a m e i s M i c h a e lLawrence Eas tman. . . Born January2 9 , 1 9 8 6 . . . P a r e n t s a r e B e t t y a n dLarry Eas tman. . . 2004 graduate ofJefferson Township High School . . .Chose George Mason over Cortland,M c D a n i e l C o l l e g e , R u t g e r s and TheCitadel.

Sekahdar LatifSophomore- 184Jefferson, N.J.

Jefferson Township HS

Sekahdar LatifB e g i n s h i ssecond seasona t G e o r g eM a s o n a n d i scompet ing fort i m e o n t h em a t s a t 1 8 4pounds...Majoris undeclared.P r e p : E a r n e do n e v a r s i t yl e t t e r a s amember of the

West Spr ingf i led wres t l ing team. . .Finished second at the 2003 MAWAat 189 pounds. Personal: Full nameis Sekahdar Latif.. . Born October 24,1985 . . . Son o f Zahma and AhmadLatif.. . Has two siblings, Sultan andS i t a r a . . . 2 0 0 4 g r a d u a t e o f We s t Springfield

Sekahdar Latif’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2004-05 184 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0Totals 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0

Mike Eastman’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2004-05 184/197 0-1 1-7 7-10 0 0 1Totals 0-1 1-7 7-10 0 0 1

R a n d y O a t e sbegins his sec-o n d y e a r a tGeorge Masonand is compet-ing for a start-ing position at1 7 4 p o u n d s . . .Major is unde-c l a r e d . 2 0 0 4 -0 5 : B a t t l e dw e l l i n h i sf r e shman sea -s o n a t 1 6 5p o u n d s , e a r n i n g a 1 2 - 1 8 o v e r a l lrecord... Named to the CAA all-Rookieteam at 174 pounds... Recorded fivepin fall wins.. . Collected a 5-8 dualmatch mark and tallied a 4-3 dual recordagainst CAA opponents... Placed fifthat the Navy Classic.. . Finished fourthat the Virginia Intercollegiate StateChampionships. . . Made the AthleticDirector ’s Honor Roll in Spring 2005for excellence in the classroom. Prep:Posted a solid four-year varsity careerat Northern High School.. . Capturedthe 2004 South Region 3A/4A statechampionship at 171 pounds... NamedCalvert County most valuable wres-tler... Recorded a 99-47 career record...Selected Washington Post second-teamal l -Met ropo l i t an . . . Garne red f i r s t -team Southern Maryland Athletic Con-ference (SMAC) honors as a senior.. .Placed sixth at the SMAC champion-ships as a freshman... Earned two thirdplace SMAC championship f inishes(2002 and 2003) and one first-placeshowing (2004)... Three-time regionalqualifier, garnering a third, fourth andsecond place finish.. . Also receivedtwo letters in football . . . Member ofthe National Society of High SchoolScholars.. . Made the honor roll eachyear. Personal: Full name is Stuart R.Oates, Jr.. . Born January 23, 1986...Parents are Donna and Randy Oates...2 0 0 4 g r a d u a t e o f N o r t h e r n H i g hSchool. . . Chose George Mason over Ursinus.

Randy OatesSophomore- 174

Owings M.D.Northern HS

Robert BuckFreshman- 165

Christianburg, V.A.Christianburg HS

Robert Buck en-ters his first yearat George Masonand is challengingfor time on themats at 165pounds …Major-ing in pre-med.Prep: Had solidcareer atC h r i s t i a n b u r gHigh School, earn-ing four letters…He twice placed atthe Virginia State Championships, includingState Champion at 145 pounds… Played oneyear of varsity football for the Demons. Per-sonal: Born July 1 2, 1986 … Son of Stephenand Barbara Buck.… Has one brother,Nick… National Honor Society Member andand earned National Honor Roll.... Gradu-ated with honors with 3.9 GPA in at Christinburg High School.


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Matt MoyerSophomore- 174/184Elizabethtown, P.A.Lower Dauphin HS

Matt Moyer en-ters his seconds e a s o n a tGeorge Masonand is compet-ing for a start-ing position at1 6 5 o r 1 7 4pounds . . . Ma-joring in publicadministration.2004-05: Com-p e t e d a t 1 6 5a n d 1 7 4pounds... Scored lone victory at 174via a pin fall at the CAA Duals for 1-0CAA record . . . F in ished 3-5 a t 165pounds... Registered a 4-5 overall markand was 1-1 in dual compet i t ion . . .Earned two pin falls wins and one ma-jor decision.. Saw action at the NavyClassic and Va. State Championships...Received the CAA Commissioner ’sAcademic Award... Made the Dean’sList and the Athletic Director’s HonorRoll both semesters for outstandingwork in the classroom. Prep: Recordedan outstanding four-year varsity careerat Lower Dauphin High School... Two-time district qualifier... Won the 2004District III regional championship at160 pounds... Qualified for the 2004Pennsylvania Interscholastic AthleticA s s o c i a t i o n ( P I A A ) a n d s e c t i o n a lchampionships... Also earned four var-sity letters in track and field and threeletters in football... Member of the Dis-trict III PIAA champion Falcons’ foot-ball team that advanced to the Easternfinals... Also played on the Falcons’District III PIAA runner-up squad...Member of the National Honor Societyand honor roll. Personal: Full name isMatt David Moyer... Born October 23,1985... Parents are Laurie and DavidMoyer... David wrestled at Lock Ha-ven University... Uncle, Mike Moyer,wrestled at West Chester Universityand coached the Patriots for 10 years(1985-1994)... Enjoys motorcycles andgoing to the beach... 2004 graduate of Lower Dauphin High School.

Matt Moyer’s Career StatisticsYear Wgt. CAA Dual Overall Falls TF MD2004-05 165/1741-0 1-1 4-5 2 0 1Totals 1-0 1-1 4-5 2 0 1

Sophomore, Randy Oates

Stwart Gonzalezbegins his firstseason at GeorgeMason and ischallenging for thestarting role at133 pounds …Major is unde-clared. Prep: Athree-year teamcaptain for theWarhawks inwrestling… Twiceearned First Teamall-District (Liberty)… First Team all-Re-gion in 2004… 2004 NOVA Classic Cham-pion… Was regional champion at 119 poundsas a junior… Was co-Captain of the soccerteam… Wrestled for Team Virginia in 2004…Provided the game-winning assist to winJames Madison’s first soccer title… Selectedmember of Team Virginia Soccer in 2003…Played club level division I and II soccer from1999-2004. Personal: Full name is StewartDaniel Gonzalez … Born November 26, 1986… Son of Francisco and Debee Gonzalez …Mom played basketball for Cal State Long Beach in 1982.

Christopher CartellaFreshman- 141

Mullica Hill N.J.Clearview Regional HS

C h r i s t o p h e rCartella beginshis first seasonat George Ma-son and is chal-lenging for thestarting role at141 pounds…Majoring in ad-ministration ofjus t ice . Prep:Was a two-timeMVP of thewrestling team

at Clearview Regional High School… Hewas twice a Distr ict Champion andplaced 8th at New Jersey Championshipsas a junior… Named first team all-con-ference. Personal: Full name is Chris-topher Anthony Cartella … Born March26, 1987 … Son of Tony and JaniceCartella … Brother Mark is a wrestler atCAA opponent Drexel University… Hasone sister Holly… Earned four varsityletters in wrestling and one in volleyballfo r the P ioneers… Member of the National Honor Society.

Stewart GonzalesFreshman- 133

Vienna, V.A.James Madison HS

Brian MartinFreshman- HWT

Yorktown V.A.Tabb HS

Brian Martin be-gins his first sea-son at GeorgeMason and ischallenging for thestarting role atheavyweight …Majoring in busi-ness management.Prep: Recordedan excellent four-year career atTabb HighSchool… As a se-

nior for the Tigers, was fourth in the Vir-ginia State Championships… Finished firstin the District both junior and senior sea-sons, and second as a sophomore. Per-sonal: Full name is Brian Thomas Martin… Born November 23, 1987 … Son of Pauland Karen Martin … Comes from a familyof wrestlers, brothers Matt and Danny werewrestlers at James Madison and Old Do-minion respectively… Has one sister Chris-tina and younger brother David… Earnedfour varsity letters in wrestling and base-ball, and one in football at Tabb High School.



Dusty McKinneyFreshman RS- 125

Mt. Holly N.C.East Gason HS

Joe FittererFreshman-RS – 149

Fairfax, Va.Fairfax HS

Joe Fitterer en-te rs h i s f i r s tseason as a Pa-t r io t and i scompet ing forthe starting po-s i t ion a t 149pounds . . . Ma-joring in admin-istration of jus-t ice. 2004-05:Sat out the sea-son as aredshirt, retain-ing full eligibility... Gained valuable ex-perience participating in daily practicesand workouts. Prep: Registered a stellarfour-year varsity career at nearby FairfaxHigh School... Recorded a career recordof 149 third at the 2004 Group AAA

Virginia state championships... EarnedWashington Post second-team all-Metro-politan honors as a junior and senior...Garnered Post honorable mention all-Metaccolades in 2002... Selected to the 2003and 2004 Fairfax Journal all-Journal firstteam... Was runner-up at the 2003 statechampionships... Four-time Liberty Dis-trict champion.. . Two-time NorthernRegion champion (2003, 2004)... Won theNorthern Region Classic championshipas a senior... 2002 honor student... Alsoplayed two years of football for theRebels. Personal: Full name is JosephMatthew Fitterer. . . Born August 28,1985... Son of Jackie and Joe Fitterer...Has three siblings, Adam, Alison andMelissa. . . Enjoys playing cards andwatching sports... Claimed the 1998 all-region championship... Won the 1999 and2000 CAWL championships... Placedfourth and third in the 1999 and 2000Junior States championships, respec-tively... 2004 graduate of Fairfax HighSchool. . . Chose George Mason over James Madison.

D u s t yM cKinney en -t e r s h i s f i r s tyea r w i th t hePatriots and ischallenging for as t a r t i ng pos i -t i on a t 125pounds . . . Ma-joring in com-m u n i c a t i o n .2004-05: Sa tout the seasonas a redshirt, re-

taining full eligibility... Gained valuableexperience participating in daily prac-t ices and workouts . Prep: Highly-touted wrestler from East Gaston HighSchool... Had an excellent four-year var-sity career for the Warriors, posting a209-12 overall record... Four-time BigSouth 3A conference champion... Four-



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Tony Timok is partof the freshmanclass at GeorgeMason and is chal-lenging for thestarting role at 133pounds … Major-ing in electrical en-gineering. Prep:Won Districts hissenior season…Placed second inDistrict in both

2003 and 2004. Personal: Full name is An-thony Edward Timok … Born June 11, 1987… Son of Mark and Sandy Timok … Has twosiblings… Mark wrestled at Oklahoma Stateand Slippery Rock University… Bruce wrestled at Slippery Rock for two years.

Tony TimokFreshman- 133Glen Allen V.A.Hermitage HS

Tyler TisdellFreshman RS- 165

Sewell N.J.Washington Township HS

Tyler Tisdell be-gins his first seasonas a Patriot and isexpected to chal-lenge for the start-ing position at165... Major is un-declared. 2004-05:Competed in fivematches, earning a2-3 record at 157pounds... Receiveda medical hardshipwaiver for the sea-son after injuring his knee, retaining full eligi-bility... Recorded a pin fall victory in first evercollegiate match at the Navy Classic... Was 0-1in dual meets. Prep: Had an outstanding four-year varsity career at Washington TownshipHigh School... Garnered three District 30 cham-pionships... Placed sixth at the 2004 New Jer-sey state championships and finished seventhin 2003... Earned one regional title... Selectedall-group and Colonial all-Conference... Madethe Gloucester County all-star team... Was theNew Jersey freestyle state champion... Re-corded a 111-30 overall record... Also playedfootball... Was a member of the honor roll. Per-sonal: Full name is Steven Tyler Tisdell... BornApril 13, 1986... Parents are Candy and SteveTisdell... Has one sibling, Taylor.

Steve StotlerFreshman- 157

Woodbridge V.A.Gar-Field HS

S t e v e S t o t l e rbegins his f irsts e a s o n a tGeorge Masona n d i s c h a l -lenging for thestart ing role at157 pounds …Majoring in ad-ministration ofjus t i ce . Prep:S e t I n d i a n s ’s c h o o l r e c o r dfor victories in

a season with a 53-5 mark and fin-ished with an overall record of 115-58… Qualified for the state champi-onships twice and was 5th in the stateas a senior… Named to the 2005 Wash-ington Post Honorable Mention al l-Met and Potomac News all-area as asenior. Personal: Full name is StevenAlexander Stotler … Born April 21,1987 … Son of Les and Rosita Stotler…Hastwosiblings.

William PowarsFreshman RS- 133

Sterling V.A.Potomac Falls HS

William Powarsenters his firstseason with thePatriots and ischallenging for astarting role at133 pounds . . .Major is unde-clared. 2004-05:Sat out the sea-son a s aredshirt, retain-ing full eligibil-i t y. . . Ga ined

valuable experience participating indaily practices and workouts... Madethe Athletic Director’s Honor Roll bothsemesters for outstanding work in theclassroom. Prep: Had an outstandingfour-year varsity career at Potomac FallsHigh School... Won the 2004 VirginiaGroup AA state championship at 130pounds. . . Placed second in VirginiaGroup AA state championships as a jun-ior and a freshman and was third as asophomore... Garnered first-team all-Metropolitan honors in 2004 from the

Washington Post ... Selected first-teamLoudoun al l-County every season. . .Named the Panthers’ team MVP as asophomore and a freshman... Four-timewinner of the Dulles District and Re-gion II championships... Posted a 135-5career record and completed his seniorseason with a 43-1 mark... Also letteredin soccer and lacrosse. Personal: Fullname is William Wallace Powars... BornSeptember 3, 1985... Parents are Suzieand Link Powars... 2004 graduate ofPotomac Falls High School... Has fivesiblings, Adam, Forrest, Andrew, Katieand Virginia... Enjoys hiking and bik-ing . . . Grandfa the r , Buddy Barens ,played collegiate tennis at Rollins Col-l ege . . . Chose George Mason ove r Virginia Military Institute

time regional champion.. . Four-timeNorth Carolina state champion... Placedsecond at 119 pounds at the NationalHigh Schoo l Coaches Assoc i a t i on(NHSCA) 2004 Nat ional Wres t l ingchampionships and finished first at theNHSCA preseason nationals. . . Con-cluded the 2004 season ranked sixth inthe country by Amateur Wrestling Newsand Intermat . . . Named the CharlotteObserver Wrestler of the Year as a jun-ior and senior... Selected to the Observerall-Observer first team four times... Gar-nered NCMat.com Wrestler of the Yearhonors in 2004... Named NCMat.comFreshman of the Year in 2000 andSophomore of the Year in 2001... Alsoearned two letters in cross-country. Per-sonal: Ful l name is Dusty MichaelMcKinney... Born August 20, 1986...Parents are Penny and Mike McKinney...Has one brother, Jeremy... Member ofthe National Thespian Society... 2004graduate of East Gaston High School...Enjoys web design, aggressive inlineskat ing and break dancing. . . ChoseGeorge Mason over Appalachian State,West Point, Virginia, Gardner-Webb,Nor thwes te rn and Nor th Caro l ina .


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2004-05 SEASON IN REVIEW

George Mason’s 2004-05 season featureda very young squad with excellent potential.The athletes were tested throughout the yearboth mentally and physically; and despite itsyouth, produced some solid results and cata-pulted the Patriots to their first winning dualmatch season since 2000-01.

Bolstering a 29-man roster with onlyone senior, George Mason managed to puttogether an 8-7 overall record and 4-4 markin the Colonial Athletic Association, utiliz-ing a lineup that mainly consisted of 14freshmen and sophomores.

The season began with a solid sixth-place showing at the Navy Classic, followedby a 27th-place tie at the prestigious CliffKeen Las Vegas Invitational. Unlike in yearspast, the Patriots opened their dual matchseason early at the Slippery Rock Duals,where the team posted a 2-1 mark and wonits first dual meet of the year 31-9 overhost Slippery Rock.

Mason competed at the SouthernScuffle and Virginia Intercollegiate WrestlingChampionships to close out its individualmeets. Road dual matches at VMI and JamesMadison improved the Patriots mark to 3-2 entering the CAA Duals in Fairfax. Mason,which dropped the Dukes 31-9, began itsCAA slate at 1-0.

George Mason won its opening CAADuals bout over Wagner to begin a seven-

season, but was able to put things togetherat the end. After falling in the main draw,Webster, seeded sixth, rebounded to claimthree straight consolation victories, includ-ing a win over the No. 3 seed to finish third.

Emison, who placed fourth at the CAAs,led George Mason in overall victories at 27-11, competing at 133 pounds. He was one oftwo wrestlers to post double-digit wins indual matches at 11-3 and collected a 5-2 markagainst CAA opponents. Nineteen ofEmison’s 27 match wins were pin fall, tech-nical fall or major decision victories.

Henry also finished fourth at the CAAChampionships. Entering at 149 pound andseeded sixth, Henry dropped a narrow 4-1decision to the No. 3 seed in the consolationfinal. He completed the year at 16-13 overalland 10-5 in dual contests (5-3 CAA). Zanderregistered a solid overall record at 16-9 and10-5 against dual competition. He carried a 5-3 CAA mark. Capable of dominating a match,thirteen of Zander’s victories were by pinfall, technical fall or major decision.

Mason’s lone senior, Nick Webster,not only provided leadership; he also provedto be a worthy adversary for opponents at174, compiling a 15-17 record and 8-5 dualmark. Sophomore Ryan Kittrick and juniorJoel Caruso provided steady experience atHeavyweight. Kittrick was 7-10 overall.Caruso, who suffered a knee injury shortlyafter defeating the eighth-ranked wrestler inthe country early in the season, saw limitedaction the rest of the year and compiled an8-6 record. Junior Brian Smith totaled a 2-3 mark at 149 and 157 pounds. SophomoreMatt Horton registered five wins to sevenlosses at 184 pounds, while classmate JimMartin (2-9) also competed at 184.

Notable freshmen performances includeJoe Coughlin, who opened a lot of eyeswith his abilities, at 125 where he earnedtwo CAA Rookie of the Week awards andcorralled an 18-12 record overall (12-3 du-als, 6-2 CAA). Jay Chichester went 11-14at 141. Randy Oates polished off 12 winsto 18 losses at 165 pounds, while TylerTisdell (2-3) and Matt Moyer (4-5) sawtime on the mats at 157 and 165, respec-tively. Red-shirt freshman Sean Grant to-taled a 1-5 mark at 157/165 and MikeEastman collected a 7-10 record at 184 and197 pounds.

meet home stand and went on to post a 2-2record at the event. Sitting at 5-4 overall and3-2 in the league after the Duals, the Patri-ots defeated Duquesne and lost two con-secutive matches to close out the home stringwith a 6-6 mark and 4-3 conference record.The Patriots won two of their final threemeets – all on the road – to finish at 8-7overall and 4-4 in the CAA.

George Mason placed seventh at theCAA Championships at Boston University,dropping three spots from its fourth-placeshowing last year. However, for the firsttime since the 1986-87 campaign – a stringof 18 consecutive years – Mason did nothave a wrestler advance to the season-end-ing NCAA Championships.

Individually, three athletes placed in thetop four of their respective weight classesat the CAA Championships in sophomoresMitch Webster, David Emison and RobertHenry. Head coach Brian Shaffer, who com-pleted his 10th season at the helm of thePatriots with a 70-59 overall record and 34-21 CAA mark, also witnessed sophomoreHarry Zander claim the individual 197-pound title at the Virginia IntercollegiateWrestling Championships.

Webster placed third at the CAAs at157 pounds and concluded the year with an11-13 record, going 3-3 in the CAA and 5-6in dual matches. He had an up-and-down

2004-05 RESULTS (8-7, 4-4 CAA)Date Opponent Result ScoreNov. 20 at Navy Classic 6th 69.5Dec. 3-4 at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational T-27st 18 pts

11 at Slippery Rock W 31-911 vs. Eastern Michigan (Slippery Rock, Pa.) W 23-1811 vs. #8 (DII) Mercyhurst (Slippery Rock, Pa.) L 18-2129-30 at Southern Scoffle (Greensboro, N.C.) 19th 13 pts

Jan. 8 Va. Intercollegiate Championships (Charlottsville, Va.) 3rd 72 pts14 at Va. Military Institute L 18-2215 at James Madison W 31-921 WAGNER*# W 46-3

RIDER*# L 13-2222 BOSTON UNIV.*# L 13-27

SACRED HEART*# W 26-2128 DUQUESNE W 27-1029 DREXEL*# L 3-35

Feb. 4 AMERICAN L 8-3011 at Campbell* W 49-418 at Maryland W 23-1420 at Old Dominion* W 30-15

Mar. 4-5 at CAA Championships (Boston Univ./ Boston, Mass) 7th 37.5 pts

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Patriots Year-by-Yearat Linn Gym (RSC*)

1981-82: 2-81982-83: 3-41983-84: 6-91984-85: 3-5 (2-2)1985-86: 2-31986-87: 9-11987-88: 7-01988-89: 7-11989-90: 7-01990-91: 9-01991-92: 5-0-1 (3-0)1992-93: 6-11993-94: 7-11994-95: 6-0 (2-0)1995-96: 5-21996-97: 6-01997-98: 3-11998-99: 4-0 (1-0)1999-00: 2-12000-01: 4-02001-02 2-32002-03 0-2 (1-4)2003-04 1-5 (2-3)2004-05 1-2 (2-2)Totals at Linn: 107-49-1 (13-11)Totals at Mason: 120-60-1 (.666)

* - Recreation Sports Complex

Since the inception of the program in thefall of 1972, the George Mason wrestling teamhas called the John Linn Memorial Gymna-sium its home.

Named for one of the pioneers in theGeorge Mason athletic department, the gymhas been a tough place for opponents to win,as the Patriots own a 91-20-1 record thereover the past 19 seasons.

Since 1981-82, the George Mason wres-tling team has an overall record of 107-49-1 inthe “friendly confines” of the Linn Gymna-sium, which is located in the Physical Educa-tion Building. From Jan. 27, 1989, to Nov.23, 1991, the Patriots posted a school-record25-meet home win streak that ended with a16-16 tie against Maryland. George Masonwent on to earn five more victories beforesuffering a loss to end the unbeaten streak ata record 31 meets. The last three victories inthe win streak came at the Recreation SportsComplex, making the record 22 meets at theLinn Gym.

The gymnasium was dedicated to thememory of John Linn on April 5, 1993. Linn,who died on June 3, 1992, spent 22 years onthe George Mason campus as a physical edu-cation instructor and served as the head coachof the trap and skeet, men’s basketball andcross country teams, an assistant baseballcoach, intramural director and assistant ath-letic director during his tenure.

Linn’s greatest success as a coach camewith the trap and skeet team, which he guided

to seven consecutive Association of CollegeUnions-International (ACU-I) national cham-pionships from 1986-92. Linn began the pro-gram as a club in 1976 and it achieved inter-collegiate status in 1980. Under the directionof Linn’s longtime friend Charlie Doll, thetrap and skeet team extended its streak ofnational titles to 10 in 1995.

Linn came to George Mason as the headbasketball coach in 1970. In 10 seasons di-recting the basketball team in the gymnasiumthat now bears his name, Linn took the pro-gram to new heights. He guided the Patriotsto a 19-8 record in 1974-75 and he led theprogram from the NAIA ranks into NCAADivision I status in 1978-79, surprising manyby posting a 17-8 record that season. Linnresigned as basketball coach after the 1980season with a career record of 130-147.

The Linn Gymnasium, which also is thehome of the George Mason men’s and women’svolleyball teams, seats 2,800 and featuresquality locker room facilities in addition to afull-sized training room, a weight room andseveral athletic department offices. The CAAWrestling Championships have been held atthe Linn Gym three times (1995, 1996 and2000), and the Virginia Intercollegiate Cham-pionships were held there in 1984 and 2001.It also has hosted the CAA women’s volley-ball tournament (1985, 1991, 1997, 2001) andwomen’s volleyball NCAA Tournamentmatches (1995, 1996).

JOHN LINN MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM

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HISTORY OF MASON WRESTLING

The George Mason wrestling programstrives to keep its tradition of success alive asit enters its 34th season in 2005-06. Since itsinception in 1972, the program has posted 21winning seasons, including a recent string of16 in a row, and has developed regional cham-pions and national qualifiers while pushing thesport into the forefront of Patriot athletics.

In its previous 33 seasons, the wrestlingprogram has compiled an overall record of 304-208-8, with a .594 winning percentage. At theJohn Linn Memorial Gym, the team’s 2,800-seat home, the wrestlers have a 107-49-1 (.692)record since 1981, and in the last 19 seasonsthey have posted a 93-22-1 home record (.808).The program’s largest margin of victory cameat home on Dec. 12, 1988, when the Patriotsdefeated Norfolk State, 76-0, putting them at4-0 for the season. From Jan. 27, 1989, throughthe end of 1991 the wrestlers continued aschool-record home-unbeaten streak of 31meets.

The Patriots posted their first win in theirfirst home meet on Dec. 6, 1972, versusSalisbury State, 30-25. They finished their firstseason 6-4, second in the Virginia CollegiateAthletic Association (VCAA) with three indi-vidual champions. In their second year, undertheir second head coach, Jerry Mullins, GeorgeMason was undefeated. This 15-0 team fin-ished first in the VCAA, boasting five indi-vidual champs. Four wrestlers qualified forNAIA Nationals, with John Long finishing inthe top eight in the country. Mullins wasnamed Coach of the Year.

The success of the program in its first sixseasons vaulted George Mason into NCAADivision I competition in December 1978.Respect of Patriot wrestling also increased withthe achievements of heavyweight PaulMaltagliati. In 1981-82 Maltagliati became thefirst Mason wrestler to qualify for the NCAADivision I Championships, which he did twoconsecutive years. Throughout his career heset several school records, including the markfor total victories with 122. The Patriots’ first

NCAA All-American, Scott Kirsch, came closeto breaking this record in 1991, but finishedjust three wins shy at 119.

The 1986-87 season marked the begin-ning of the program’s most successful era, withthe team posting a winning record every yearthrough 2000-01, and the Patriots have a recordof 183-69-2 (.724) through 2003-04. In 10 ofthe last 18 years, they have won at least 10dual meets. The 1987-88 squad was 18-3, post-ing a school record for victories in a season.

This era of success began under GeorgeMason’s winningest coach, Mike Moyer. Inhis 10 years as head coach (1985-95), he ledthe Patriots to an astonishing 126-29-2 record,with a winning percentage of .809. During thistime, Moyer produced 27 Division I NCAAqualifiers out of the 54 total in George Masonhistory.

Each of George Mason wrestling’s NCAAAll-Americans — Kirsch, John Curtis andMatt Finacchio — came under Moyer’s tute-lage. Current assistant coach Curtis is GeorgeMason’s only two-time All-American, as wellas a three-time NCAA qualifier, two-time Co-lonial Athletic Association Wrestler of the Yearand winner of two CAA championships, threeVirginia Division I state titles and one NCAAEastern Regional crown.

In 1992, the Patriots’ first year of CAAaction, they posted a 6-0 conference recordand continued their unbeaten streak to finish13-0-1 overall. In the inaugural CAA Champi-onships, the Patriots emerged as the first con-ference champion. Mike Santamaria, JasonSpezzano and Curtis were each individual win-ners, while Curtis was named CAA Wrestlerof the Year and Moyer was heralded as theconference Coach of the Year.

In 1995 Moyer’s final team posted an11-0 record, the third undefeated season inGeorge Mason wrestling history, and againcaptured the CAA championship. Moyer wasnamed CAA Coach of the Year for the secondtime and Virginia Coach of the Year for thefourth time. The Patriots continued their CAA

stronghold, winning the next two consecutivechampionships under its seventh and currenthead coach, Brian Shaffer.

In his eight years at the helm, Brisn Shaffercompiled a 69-60 record (.535). In addition toleading the Patriots to a CAA championshipin 1996, his first year as head coach, he wasalso named CAA Coach of the Year. In 1997the team won its fourth CAA championship,setting a scoring record for the third consecu-tive year with 101.5 points, shattering the markof 86.5 it set the previous year. This was GeorgeMason’s fourth CAA championship in the sixyears the conference had recognized wrestlingas a championship sport, and the Patriots addedtheir fifth team title in 2001 as they produceda school-record total of six CAA individualchampions and seven NCAA qualifiers.

Under Shaffer, George Mason has pro-duced 29 NCAA qualifiers, including five fresh-men – Sean Shea (1996), Kevin Brandon(1997), Brent Lancaster (1999), DonnieDeFilippis (2000) and Tony Howard (2001) –who were the first Patriots to qualify in theirfirst season of competition. Shea, DeFilippisand Howard have been recognized as the CAARookie of the Year, while Shea was named theOutstanding Wrestler at the CAA Champion-ships in 1997. By winning the CAA title at125 pounds in 2001, Shea became GeorgeMason’s first four-time NCAA qualifier.

Throughout their history the Patriots havecontinually produced accomplished wrestlers,yet the program’s most celebrated era has comewithin the last decade. They have proven theirregional success since joining the CAA by go-ing 53-25 in conference dual meet action, andthey have proven they are a national force,producing at least three NCAA qualifiers ninetimes in the last 15 years, with at least onequalifier in each of the past 19 seasons. Withthe program’s recent power pushing the teamforward, nothing but the best is expected inthe seasons ahead.

Matt Finacchio, Mason’s most recent All-American. Scott Kirsch, Mason’s first All-American.


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MASON’S FINEST

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NCAA All-Americans

1989-90 Scott Kirsch (7th at 134 pounds)1991-92 John Curtis (8th at 190 pounds)1992-93 John Curtis (7th at 190 pounds)1994-95 Matt Finacchio

(8th at 126 pounds)

Division I NCAA Qualifiers

1981-82 Paul Maltagliati (HWT)1982-83 Paul Maltagliati (HWT)1985-86 Troy Emerson (150)1986-87 Troy Emerson (150)1987-88 Chuck Toler (134)1988-89 Chuck Toler (134)

Kirk Volm (177)1989-90 Scott Kirsch (134 - 7th place)

Wayne Murschell (118)Darran Anthony (150)Howard Curtis (158)Eric Crushshon (HWT)

1990-91 Scott Kirsch (126) - InjuredDarran Anthony (150)Kirk Volm (177)John Curtis (190)

1991-92 John Curtis (190 - 8th place)Mike Santamaria (158)Jason Spezzano (167)Chris Maynor (HWT)

1992-93 John Curtis (190 - 7th place)Willie Stravino (134)Chris Maynor (HWT)

1993-94 Matt Finacchio (118)Willie Stravino (134)

1994-95 Matt Finacchio (126 - 8th place)Willie Stravino (134)David Steele (150)Rob Barlow (177)

1995-96 Sean Shea (118)Matt Rampetsreiter (150)Rob Barlow (177)

1996-97 Sean Shea (126)Jason Grant (134)Kevin Brandon (150) - InjuredRob Barlow (167)Tighe Cullinane (HWT)

1997-98 Chris Mansueto (118)Kevin Brandon (150)Brad Ginn (167)

1998-99 Sean Shea (133)Mark Weader (157)Neil Johnson (174)Brent Lancaster (HWT)

1999-2000 Donnie DeFilippis (141)2000-01 Sean Shea (125)

Matt Hunckler (133)Donnie DeFilippis (141)Adrian Austin (149)

Jason Spezzano (167)John Curtis (190)

1993 Willie Stravino (134)John Curtis (190)

1994 Matt Finacchio (118)Willie Stravino (134)

1995 Matt Finacchio (126)David Steele (150)Rob Barlow (177)

1996 Sean Shea (118)Matt Rampetsreiter (150)

1997 Sean Shea (126)*Jason Grant (134)Kevin Brandon (150)

1998 Chris Mansueto (118)Brad Ginn (167)

1999 Mark Weader (157)Neil Johnson (174)Brent Lancaster (HWT)

2001 Sean Shea (125)Matt Hunckler (133)Donnie DeFilippis (141)Sean Early (157)Tony Howard (165)Brent Lancaster (HWT)

2004 Adrian Austin (149)

* - Outstanding Wrestler of CAA Championships

CAA Wrestler of the Year1992 John Curtis (190)1993 John Curtis (190)2001 Donnie DeFilippis (141)

Sean Early (157)Tony Howard (165)Brent Lancaster (HWT)

2001-02 Rob Becker (141)Adrian Austin (149)

2002-03 Aaron Suranofsky (125)Rob Becker (149)

2003-04 Adrian Austin (149)Rob Becker (141)

Midlands Placewinners

1988 Chuck Toler (134) - Top 121989 Wayne Murschell (118) - Top 12

Jeff Brooks (167) - Top 121991 John Curtis (190) – 4th

Chris Maynor (HWT) - Top 121992 Chris Maynor (HWT) – 7th

1993 Kurt McHenry (126) – 7th

Jason Spezzano (167) - Top 121994 Bryan Hazard (142) - Top 121995 Tighe Cullinane (HWT) – 7th

Rob Barlow (177) - Top 121996 Sean Shea (118) - Top 121998 Kevin Brandon (165) - Top 122000 Donnie DeFilippis (141) – 2nd

Sean Shea (125) – Top 12

CAA ChampionsTeam Champion:

1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001

1992 Mike Santamaria (158)

Above, John Curtis, Mason’s only two-time All-American in wrestling.



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MASON’S FINEST

CAA Rookie of the Year1995 Chris Mansueto (118)1996 Sean Shea (118)2000 Donnie DeFilippis (141)2001 Tony Howard (165)

CAA All-Rookie Team2005 Randy Oates

CAA Coach of the Year1992 Mike Moyer1995 Mike Moyer1996 Brian Shaffer2001 Brian Shaffer

NCAA East Regional ChampionsTeam Champion: 1989, 1990

1982 Paul Maltagliati (HWT)1983 Paul Maltagliati (HWT)1986 Troy Emerson (150)1989 Chuck Toler (134)1990 Wayne Murschell (118)

Scott Kirsch (134)Darran Anthony (150)Eric Crushshon (HWT)

1991 Kirk Volm (177)John Curtis (190)

Va. Intercollegiate Champions

Pat Smith (134)Paul Maltagliati (HWT)

1983 Jay Halstead (134)Pat Smith (142)Carl Berringer (150)Bill Hall (158)Paul Maltagliati (HWT)

1985 Troy Emerson (158)1987 Scott Kirsch (126)

Chuck Toler (134)Troy Emerson (158)Eric Mangrum (167)

Capital Wrestling League Tourn.1988 Doug Hager (134)

Chuck Toler (142)Howard Curtis (167)Eric Crushshon (HWT)

1989 Kirk Volm (177)

Central Virginia Open1987 Chuck Toler (134)

Central Jersey Open1993 Matt Finacchio (126)

Kurt McHenry (134)Ben Corbin (190)

1994 Micah Zehring (126)Neil Johnson (150)Arash Filabi (190)

Team Champion:1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996

1987 Scott Kirsch (126)Chuck Toler (134)Eric Crushshon (HWT)

1988 Jon Fredrick (158)1989 Chuck Toler (134)*

Darran Anthony (150)1990 Howard Curtis (158)

Eric Crushshon (HWT)1991 Scott Kirsch (134)

John Curtis (190)1992 Sam Laspata (150)

John Curtis (190)Chris Maynor (HWT)

1993 John Curtis (190)Chris Maynor (HWT)

1995 Matt Finacchio (126)Rob Barlow (177)Scott Newcomer (190)

1996 Bryan Hazard (134)Rob Barlow (177)

1997 Sean Shea (126)Maz Movahed (142)Tighe Cullinane (HWT)

1998 Mark Weader (142)Brad Ginn (167)

1999 Sean Shea (133)Jason Grant (149)Keith Sholders (184)

2001 Sean Shea (125)Donnie DeFilippis (141)

2003 Rob Becker (149)2004 David Emison (133)

Adrian Austin (149)2005 Harry Zander (197)

Virginia Coach of the Year1989 Mike Moyer1990 Mike Moyer1992 Mike Moyer1995 Mike Moyer

Tournament Champions

Beast of the East Invitational2004 Adrian Austin (149)

Billy Sheridan Tournament1991 John Curtis (190)1993 Jason Spezzano (167)1994 Matt Finacchio (126)

Willie Stravino (134)Jason Spezzano (167)

Capital CollegiateConference Tournament1982 Jim Howard (118)

Mason Career Wins1. Paul Maltagliati 1222. Scott Kirsch 1193. John Curtis 113

Chuck Toler 1135. Rob Becker 1096. Adrian Austin 1037. Sean Shea 998. Eric Crushshon 969. Kirk Volm 9310. Darran Anthony 9211. Troy Emerson 8712. Pat Smith 8513. Wayne Murschell 8014. Jason Spezzano 7915. Chris Maynor 7616. Howard Curtis 75

Mark Weader 7518. Ken Kratzer 7219. Rob Barlow 70

Chris Mansueto 7021. Neil Johnson 6922. John Frederick 61

Willie Stavino 6124. Jeff Brooks 6025. Tighe Cullinane 59

Above, Adrian Austin, sixth all-time inwins.Below, Rob Becker, fifth all-time in wins.



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2005 CAA CHAMPIONSHIPS(at Boston University, Boston, MA.)

Team Scoring PointsHofstra 136Rider 84.5Drexel 69Boston University 53Sacred Heart 47.5Old Dominion 47.5George Mason 37.5James Madison 10.5Wagner 7Campbell 6.5

NCAA Qualifiers from the CAAWt. Qualifiers (School)125 CH-Christian Staylor (ODU)

RU-Dave Tomasette (HOF)133 CH-Charles Griffin (HOF)

RU-Kyle McCarthy (SHU)WC-Tim Harner (RID)

141 CH-Don Fisch (RID)RU-Ricky LaForge (HOF)

149 CH-Jon Masa (HOF)RU-Ryan Gonsalves (BU)WC- Mark Cartella (DREX)

157 CH-James Strouse (HOF)RU-Dave Miller (RID)

165 CH-Mike Patrovich (HOF)RU-Sherwood Fendryk (SHU)

174 CH-Paul Siemon (HOF)RU-Sean Jenkins (RID)

184 CH-Joe Rovelli (HOF)RU-Adam Wright (ODU)WC- TJ Morrison (RID)

197 CH-Chris Skretkowicz (HOF)RU-John Dacruz (BU)

HWT CH-Chris Cowen (DREX)RU-Courtney Howard (BU)WC-Payam Zarrinpour (SHU)

George Mason Wrestling Year-by-Year RecordsYear Record (CAA) Head Coach HC Overall Record1972-73 6-4 Richard Isike 6-4 (.600)

1973-74 15-0 Jerry Mullins 15-0 (1.000)

1974-75 7-8 Lou Mendez 7-8 (.467)

1975-76 8-7-2 Roger Rinker1976-77 8-10 Roger Rinker1977-78 11-8-1 Roger Rinker1978-79 3-0 Roger Rinker1979-80 8-6 Roger Rinker 38-31-3 (.549)

1980-81 6-12-1 Mike Connor1981-82 5-16 Mike Connor1982-83 11-15-2 Mike Connor1983-84 9-17 Mike Connor1984-85 12-16 Mike Connor 43-76-3 (.365)

1985-86 4-13 Mike Moyer1986-87 12-3-1 Mike Moyer1987-88 18-3 Mike Moyer1988-89 16-1 Mike Moyer1989-90 16-3 Mike Moyer1990-91 15-1 Mike Moyer1991-92* 13-0-1 (6-0) Mike Moyer1992-93 11-3 (6-0) Mike Moyer1993-94 10-2 (5-1) Mike Moyer1994-95* 11-0 (5-0) Mike Moyer 126-29-2 (.809) (22-2 CAA)

1995-96* 9-4 (4-1) Brian Shaffer1996-97* 12-3 (4-1) Brian Shaffer1997-98 7-5 (3-2) Brian Shaffer1998-99 9-4 (4-0) Brian Shaffer1999-2000 6-4 (3-1) Brian Shaffer2000-01* 8-4 (2-1) Brian Shaffer2001-02 4-8 (2-3) Brian Shaffer2002-03 2-12 (2-6) Brian Shaffer2003-04 4-9 (3-5) Brian Shaffer2004-05 8-7 (4-4) Brian Shaffer 69-60 (.535) (31-24 CAA)Overall Record: 304-208-8* - Won CAA Championship

Andrew Maoury (HWT)

Coppin Open2000 Sean Shea (125)Delaware Invitational1985 Pat Spain (126)

James Madison Invitational1989 Scott Kirsch (134)

Darran Anthony (150)

Las Vegas “Cliff Keen” Inv.2004 Rob Becker (141)

Maryland Holiday Tournament1982 Paul Maltagliatti (HWT)

Millersville Belles Invitational1987 Jon Fredrick (158)

Eric Crushshon (HWT)1988 Sam Laspata (142)1989 Wayne Murschell (118)

Howard Curtis (158)Eric Crushshon (HWT)

1992 John Curtis (190)1993 Kurt McHenry (126)1994 Kurt McHenry (126)

Ben Corbin (190)1996 Sean Shea (118)*

Scott Newcomer (190)1998 Chris Mansueto (118)2004 David Emison (133)

Navy Classic1991 Sam Laspata (150)1992 Mike Santamaria (158)1993 Matt Finacchio (126)*1994 Jason Spezzano (167)

VMI Keydet Invitational1988 Glen Kepic (118)

Ken Kmiechak (134)Sam Laspata (142)*Ralph Ross (158)Todd Collins (167)Greg Simcic (HWT)

1990 Chris Maynor (HWT)1992 Jeff Brown (126)

Bryan Hazard (134)David Steele (150)Jim Hubert (158)

1995 Sean Shea (118)Mark Weader (142)Marty Maier (150)

2000 Chad Scheidegger (149)Sean Early (157)

West Virginia Open1994 Jason Spezzano (167)

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