2004-05 Wrestling Media Guide

Nate YetzerAll-American

EWL Champions 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004

Greetings from the President

Dear Family, Friends and Fans of the Fighting Scots:

Thank you for supporting Edinboro University athletics and the student-athletes who compete for ourfootball, wrestling, basketball, volleyball, wheelchair basketball and other adaptive sports, cross country,track, soccer, swimming, and softball teams. We are proud of their accomplishments athletically and acad-emically, and we are proud of our coaching staff who assist in making good things happen for studentsand the University.

The Athletic programs at Edinboro University enjoy a rich history and tradition of excellence. Thisamazing legacy will be among the points of pride celebrated during the University's Sesquicentennial inthe 2006-07 academic year. As we prepare to celebrate the University's 150th anniversary, we are guidedby the theme, "Building a prosperous future through academic excellence and civility." The learning, ded-ication, discipline, and sportsmanship that are central to the experience of Edinboro athletes also enable

their prosperity in other aspects of life. At the same time, athletic competitions contribute to the quality of life on our campus andthroughout the communities of northwestern Pennsylvania. Clearly, the Fighting Scots are a partner in the region's prosperity.

We encourage our Fighting Scot Fans to visit the campus as often as possible. I look forward to greeting you at our athletic,cultural, and arts presentations.

Go Scots!

Frank G. PoguePresident

Governor of PennsylvaniaEdward G. Rendell

Pennsylvania StateSystem of HigherEducationDr. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor

Board of GovernorsMr. Charles A. Gomulka, ChairMr. C. R. "Chuck" Pennoni, Vice ChairMr. Kim E. Lyttle, Vice ChairThe Honorable Matthew E. BakerMr. Mark Collins, Jr.Ms. Marie A. Conley LammandoThe Honorable Jeffrey W. CoyMr. Paul S. DlugoleckiMs. Regina M. DonatoMr. Daniel P. ElbyMr. David P. HolveckThe Honorable Vincent J. HughesThe Honorable Vicki L. PhillipsThe Honorable James J. RhoadesMr. David M. SankoMr. John K. ThornburghMs. Christine J. Toretti Olson

Edinboro University ofPennsylvania Council ofTrusteesHarry K. Thomas, Esq., ChairMr. Benedict J. Miceli, Vice ChairMr. Harold C. Shields, SecretaryThe Honorable John R. EvansMr. John E. HoranMr. C. Richard JohnstonSr. Catherine M. ManningMrs. Virginia L. McGarveyMr. Jordan M. RitterDr. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor (ex officio)

President’s ExecutiveCouncilDr. Richard Arnold, Associate to the

President for Equity, Special Programs and Staff Development

Dr. R. Scott Baldwin, Dean of EducationDr. Mary Margaret Bevevino, Dean of

Graduate Studies and ResearchMs. Janet Dean, University

Ombudsperson and Associate Vice President for Human Resources and Faculty Relations

Dr. Donald Dilmore, Associate Vice

President for University LibrariesDr. Andrew Lawlor, Associate Vice

President for Technology and Communications

Dr. Michael Mogavero, Vice President forEnrollment Services and University Planning

Mr. Brian Pitzer, Director of Public Relations

Dr. Eric Randall, Dean of Science, Management and Technology

Mr. Kahan Sablo, Interim Vice President for Student Affairs and Student Success

Mr. James Sheehan, Vice President for Finance and Administration

Ms. Emily Sinsabaugh, Executive to the President for University Communications and Administrative Initiatives

Dr. Terry Smith, Dean of Liberal ArtsDr. Robert Weber, Provost and Vice

President for Academic AffairsMr. Bruce Whitehair, Vice President for

Development and Marketing

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General InformationLocation ................................................................................ Edinboro, PAFounded ................................................................................................ 1857Enrollment ............................................................................................ 8,000Nickname ............................................................................ Fighting ScotsColors ...................................................................................... Red & WhiteArena .......................................................... McComb Fieldhouse (3,500)Affiliation ........................................................................................ NCAA IConference Eastern Wrestling League

Pennsylvania State AthleticPresident .............................................................. Dr. Frank G. Pogue, Jr.Athletics Director .................................................... Bruce BaumgartnerAthletic Dept. Phone ........................................................ (814) 732-2776Head Coach .................................................. Tim Flynn (Penn State ‘86)

Record at Edinboro .................................................... 73-26-2, 7 yearsCareer Record................................................................ 73-26-2, 7 years

Office Phone ............................................ (814) 732-2776 ext. 255 or 256Assistant Coaches .................................. Gary Astorino (Edinboro ‘81)

Lou Rosselli (Edinboro ‘93)Mike Hahesy (Edinboro ‘87)

Director of Sports Information ............................................ Bob ShreveOffice Phone .................................................... (814) 732-2776 ext. 234Home Phone .................................................................. (814) 833-9028Fax .................................................................................... (814) 732-2596E-Mail .............................................................. [email protected]

SID Mailing Address...................................... 108 McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PA 16444

Internet Address ............................ www.edinboro.edu ... “Athletics”2003-04 Dual Meet Record ................................................................ 10-32003-04 NCAA Tournament Finish ................................................ 24thEWL Record/Finish ......................................................................7-0/1stPSAC Record/Finish .................................................................... 3-0/1stAll-Americans Returning/Lost .......................................................... 1/1 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost .................................................... 6/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................................................ 10/2Returning All-Americans ............................................ Nate Yetzer (174)Returning PSAC Champions ....................................Jacob Gray (133);,

Nate Yetzer (174), Alex Clemsen (184), Joe Hennis (Hwt.)Returning EWL Champions ........................................Jacob Gray (133)

Deonte Penn (149), Nate Yetzer (174)Returning National Qualifiers ...... Jacob Gray (133), *Shawn Bunch

(133), Deonte Penn (149), Nate Yetzer (174), Alex Clemsen (184),Joe Hennis (Hwt.)

* 2002-03 National Qualifier, redshirted in 2003-04

Table of ContentsCoaching StaffHead Coach Tim Flynn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Team InformationGeneral Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Roster/Roster Breakdown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52004-05 Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9All-American Nate Yetzer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10Returning National Qualifiers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-142004-05 Fighting Scots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-232004-05 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Back Cover

Season Review2003-04 in Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .242003-04 Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252003-04 Individual Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .252003-04 Tournament Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .252003-04 Dual Meet Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-27NCAA Tournament Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Edinboro NCAA Tournament Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Eastern Wrestling League Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32PSAC Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

HistoryNCAA Honors & Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Edinboro All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31EWL Honors & Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33PSAC Honors & Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37All-Time Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38All-Time Division I Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Year-by-Year Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40All-Time vs. Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is an equal opportunity education insti-tution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sexand handicap in its activities, programs or employment practices as requiredby Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 and the ADA. For information regarding civilrights or grievance procedures, contact Mr. Patrick F. Coleman, Director ofHuman Resources and Staff Development, Title VI, Title IX. Section 504 andthe ADA Coordinator, at Reeder Hall, 2nd Floor, Edinboro, PA 16444 (814-732-2703).

CreditsThe 2004-05 Edinboro University Wrestling Media Guide was writtenand designed by the EUP Sports Information Department, Bob Shreve,Director. Photography by Bob McCool, Mike Gallagher, Bob Wheeler,Bruce Bennett, Tammy Tedesco, Sonya Stanbro, Dave Higham, DaveMiller and Associated Press.

The 2004-05 Edinboro Scotties(L-R): Megan Summy,Jessica Straub, Rebecca Shallenberger, Tammy Tedesco

2004-05 Edinboro University Wrestling

The 2004-05 Scotties

Head Coach Tim Flynn


Mike DeAnna, Bruce Baumgartner,and now Tim Flynn. Edinboro Universityhas been blessed with outstanding wrestlingcoaches since elevating the program toDivision I status in the mid-80's. Flynnenters his eighth season in charge of theFighting Scot wrestlers, and prior to that heserved as an assistant coach underBaumgartner for five years.

The former Penn State All-Americanhas produced quite a legacy in his sevenseasons at the helm. Edinboro has dominat-ed eastern wrestling circles during Flynn'sreign, winning the Eastern Wrestling LeagueChampionship six of the last seven years,along with the Pennsylvania State AthleticConference Tournament title six times in thelast seven campaigns. The Fighting Scotsfinished 24th at last year's NCAA Division INational Championships, marking the sec-ond straight year in that position. Edinborohas finished in the top 25 every year ofFlynn's tenure. That includes a 12th placefinish in 2001 and a 14th place finish in 2002.

Edinboro has a 73-26-2 record in dualmatches under Flynn. During that periodhe has produced 13 All-Americans and 56national qualifiers, capped by JoshKoscheck's national championship at 174lbs. in 2001. Koscheck became Edinboro'ssecond all-time national champion at theDivision I level, and with a third place finishtwo years ago, became Edinboro's first four-time All-American. A year ago Edinborohad two All-Americans in Matt King, whofinished third at 165 lbs., and Nate Yetzer,who placed eighth at 174 lbs.

Flynn was recognized as the PSACCoach of the Year for the fifth time in 2004after guiding Edinboro to a 10-3 finish and athird straight PSAC title. In 2003 he wasnamed both the EWL and PSAC Coach ofthe Year. He has been recognized as theEWL Coach of the Year three times.

The 2003-04 Fighting Scot editionmatured as the year went on, easily captur-ing the PSAC crown as five grapplersbrought home individual titles, one shy ofthe school record. Just over a month laterthe Fighting Scots rallied from six points

down entering the final session to tie WestVirginia for the EWL championship. Arecord-tying four Scots were crowned cham-pions, with six Edinboro wrestlers qualify-ing for Nationals.

Edinboro also won the EWL dual meettitle for the fourth time in six seasons,unseating West Virginia with a 25-13 upsetof the Mountaineers in Morgantown andending WVU's 19-match EWL winningstreak. The Fighting Scots posted a perfect7-0 record in EWL competition.

A youthful Edinboro squad surprisedthe experts by finishing with a 10-5 recordin 2003, winning both the EWL and PSACChampionships. The Scots only finishedthird during the EWL dual meet season, butthanks to four first place finishes and all tenwrestlers placing no lower than fourth,Edinboro outdistanced West Virginia toreclaim the EWL Tournament crown fromthe Mountaineers. The PSACChampionship featured four individualchampions. Matt King went on to placefourth at 165 lbs. at Nationals, with eightScots qualifying for Nationals.

The Fighting Scots posted a 10-4 ledgerthe year before, extending their EWLunbeaten streak to 25 straight matchesbefore an injury-ravaged team suffered aloss at Lock Haven. The Boro edged LockHaven in the PSAC Championships, andlater went on to finish second to WestVirginia at the EWLTournament. Seven FightingScots qualified for Nationals atEWLs, with Koscheck andCory Ace going on to earn All-American status at Nationals.Ace finished eighth at 133 lbs.

Edinboro finished with an11-3-1 record in 2001, conclud-ing the campaign with an EWLunbeaten streak of 22 matches.The streak was interrupted bya 16-16 tie with Virginia Techearly in the season, butEdinboro went on to finish asthe regular season EWL cham-pion for the sixth time in thelast eight years, including thelast three seasons. The Scotswere 21-0-1 during their 22-match unbeaten streak.Edinboro then easily outdis-tanced Lock Haven at the EWLChampionships.

To top it off, a record-tyingnine Fighting Scots qualifiedfor Nationals, helping the Borofinish with an all-time highpoint total in Iowa City, IA.The 12th place finish led alleastern schools, and was thehighest finish by an Edinborosquad since the 1996-97 squad

finished sixth. Flynn was recognized as theEWL Coach of the Year following the 2001season.

Flynn came to Edinboro followingthree seasons as an assistant coach at hisalma mater, Penn State. In his first season ashead coach the Fighting Scots were only 7-7in dual matches, but went on to win thePSAC Championship and the EWLChampionship. It marked the first-everEWL crown for Edinboro. With a recordnine wrestlers going to Nationals, the Boroplaced 15th at Nationals.

In 1998-99, the Fighting Scots closedout the season with eight straight wins tofinish at 11-3-1. For the second year in arow they captured the PSAC and EWLcrowns, with eight Scots heading to PennState for the NCAA Tournament. Edinborofinished 18th among the 79-team field.Flynn was recognized as the EWL Coach ofthe Year thanks to a perfect 7-0 league mark.

Edinboro's unbeaten dual match streakreached 19 in 1999-2000 before CentralMichigan handed the Scots an 18-15 defeat.It would be the only setback that year, asFlynn's third team went 14-1. That includeda first-ever win over Penn State by a 19-14count in State College. Edinboro had lost itsprevious eight meetings with the NittanyLions. In addition, the Scots took first placeat the prestigious Virginia Duals.

The Scots would win their third

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Head Coach Tim Flynn


All-Americans under Tim Flynn

1998 Jason Robison 190 2nd1999 Josh Koscheck 174 4th

Mark Samples 165 7th2000 Josh Koscheck 174 2nd

Shaun Shapert 157 7thKevin Welsh 184 6th

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 1stDavid Shunamon 197 6th

2002 Cory Ace 133 8thJosh Koscheck 174 3rd

2003 Matt King 165 4th2004 Matt King 165 3rd

Nate Yetzer 174 8th

straight PSAC and EWL titles, with Flynnrecognized as the PSAC Coach of the Yearfor the third straight year. He was alsohonored as Edinboro's Coach of the Year in1999-2000. Eight more wrestlers headed toNationals, securing a 15th place finish forthe Scots.

Joining the program as an assistantcoach prior to the start of the 1992-93 sea-son, Flynn assisted Baumgartner to a 56-21record during his five year period as anaide, including a perfect 14-0 dual matchrecord and a 6th place finish at Nationals,the best in school history, in '95-96. TheScots won three out of four EWL dual meetchampionships from 1994-97, with perfect6-0 records each year, and claimed just thesecond PSAC Championship in school his-tory in 1994-95.

Following three standout seasons atVista High School in Vista, CA, Flynnmoved east to finish his prep career atAnnapolis Senior High School inAnnapolis, MD. He went on to enjoy astellar career at Penn State, captaining the1986-87 squad while earning All-Americanhonors at 134 pounds. He went 30-10-1 asa senior, winning the EWL title and finish-ing seventh at Nationals. The NittanyLions enjoyed one of their greatest seasonsever with an 18-1-1 record and a third placefinish at the NCAA Tournament.

Flynn finished with a 105-32-2 record,still ranking among the all-time career lead-

ers in victories for the Nittany Lions. Healso won the EWL title as a junior in 1986while competing at 126 pounds, finishingwith a 30-7-1 mark. He qualified forNationals as a sophomore as well after fin-ishing second at the EWL Championships.He was four-time MidlandsChampionships place winner, a two-timeMat Town USA champion, and was anEspoir National freestyle runner-up in 1984.

Flynn was graduated from Penn Statein 1987 with a Bachelor's Degree inBusiness Management. He later earned hisMaster's Degree in Business Administrationwith a concentration in Finance in 1990. Heand his wife, Tanya, reside in Edinborowith their two children - Logan, sevenyears old,and Riley,four yearsold.

TIM FLYNN’S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD

Year Record PSAC EWL NCAA Highlights1997-98 7-7-0 1st 1st 15th PSAC Coach of the Year1998-99 11-3-1 1st 1st 18th PSAC Coach of the Year

EWL Coach of the Year1999-00 14-1-0 1st 1st 15th PSAC Coach of the Year2000-01 11-3-1 2nd 1st 12th EWL Coach of the Year2001-02 10-4-0 1st 2nd 14th2002-03 10-5-0 1st 1st 24th EWL Coach of the Year

PSAC Coach of the Year2003-04 10-3-0 1st T1st 24th PSAC Coach of the Year7 Years 73-26-2

u Five-time PSAC Coach of the Yearu Three-time EWL Coach of the Year

u 16 PSAC Championsu 13 EWL Championsu 56 National Qualifiersu 13 All-Americans

Career Coaching Records

Coach Seasons Won Lost Tied Pct.Frank Felice (1940-41) 1 1 3 0 .250James Reed (1946-51, ‘53-55) 7 14 29 2 .333Bob Malarkey (1951-52) 1 4 3 0 .571Hal Koepka (1952-53) 1 0 7 0 .000Harry Ramsey (1955-57) 2 7 7 1 .500Art McComb (1957-59) 2 12 3 1 .781Ron McIntyre (1959-63) 4 22 14 0 .611Fred Caro (1963-84) 21 135 98 4 .578Mike DeAnna (1984-90) 6 54 34 1 .612Bruce Baumgartner (1990-97) 7 70 36 0 .660Tim Flynn (1997-present) 7 73 26 2 .727Total 59 392 260 11 .600

NOTE: Edinboro moved up to NCAA Division I in 1986-87. Prior records are DivisionII and NAIA

BruceBaumgartner


Lou Rosselli10th YearEdinboro University ‘93

Lou Rosselli is in his tenth seasonas an assistant coach at Edinboro, thelast seven as a full-time assistant. Hepreviously served for three seasons asa volunteer assistant at his almamater. A two-time All-American as aFighting Scot, Rosselli establishedhimself as one of the top lightweightfreestyle wrestlers in the United Statesbefore retiring after the 2000 OlympicTrials.

Rosselli won the U.S. NationalChampionships in 1995, 1996 and1999, earning a berth on the 1996 U.S.Olympic team with a dramatic victo-

ry in the finals of the Olympic Trials. At the Centennial OlympicGames in Atlanta, Rosselli competed along with former collegiatecoach Bruce Baumgartner. He was in contention for a bronze medalbefore suffering a broken arm during his second victory, forcing himto withdraw from the competition.

As a collegiate wrestler, Rosselli placed third at the NCAADivision I National Championships at 118 lbs. as a senior in 1993, aftera fourth place finish as a junior in 1991. Rosselli was selected theOutstanding wrestler at both the Pennsylvania State AthleticConference Tournament and the Eastern Wrestling LeagueChampionships in 1993 after winning individual titles at both events.At the time he became just the second wrestler at Edinboro to winthree PSAC championships, and his 136 career victories still ranksthird on Edinboro's all-time wins list.

This past spring Rosselli was inducted into the EdinboroUniversity Athletic Hall of Fame. He was recognized as the 1993 SoxHarrison Award winner, presented to the top senior male athlete atEdinboro.

Off the mats, Rosselli was an Academic All-American as aFighting Scot, completing work on his Bachelor's Degree in Health &Physical Education in 1993.

A native of Middleport, NY, Rosselli was a two-time New Yorkstate champion at Royalton-Hartland High School, in addition to fin-ishing second once and third once. He and his wife, Amy, reside inEdinboro with their sons, Jordan (4), and Tyler (2).

Gary Astorino17th YearEdinboro University ‘81

Gary Astorino enters his 17thcampaign as an assistant wrestlingcoach with the Fighting Scots. Heattended Edinboro, collecting 58 vic-tories to rank in the top thirty incareer wins. He was the recipient ofthe Butch McBride Scholarship, pre-sented to the student-athlete exempli-fying both academic and athleticexcellence.

Astorino plays an instrumentalrole in recruiting student-athletes inaddition to his work on the mats.While serving as a graduate assistant

coach, he started the Edinboro Wrestling Coaches Clinic, which hasdeveloped a reputation as one of the top clinics in the region and isnow in its 18th year.

After completing work on his Bachelor of Science Degree inElementary and Secondary Education, Astorino went on to earn aMaster's of Arts Degree in Personnel Services in 1986. He earned aCertificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Secondary Guidanceand Counseling in 1993, and then a Certificate of Advanced GraduateStudies in Secondary and Elementary School Administration in 1998.

Astorino began his coaching career at his alma mater,Punxsutawney High School, where he coached three years beforereturning to Edinboro to assist the school's drive to the Division Iranks. He served as the coach at McDowell High School in 1989.

In addition to his duties at Edinboro, Astorino serves as aGuidance Counselor at nearby General McLane High School. He andhis wife, Terri, reside in Edinboro with their three children Drew (16),Lauren (14), and Matt (11).

Mike Hahesy2nd YearEdinboro University ‘87

Former Fighting Scot All-AmericanMike Hahesy returned to Edinboro asan assistant coach two years ago.Hahesy previously served as an assis-tant coach at Gannon University from1998-2002, helping produce eight All-Americans and one NationalChampion.

Hahesy earned Division II All-American honors twice at Edinboroafter transferring from the Universityof Iowa. He captured the 158 lb.National Championship in 1985, one offive Division II National Championsever at Edinboro and only one of seven

all-time National Champions at Edinboro. He finished second at 158lbs. the following year. He finished with a 36-6-1 record in 1984-85,and was 33-8-2 in 1985-86. His career winning percentage of .820 (69-14-3) is the ninth-best in school history.

A 1987 graduate of Edinboro with a Bachelor of Science Degreein Health and Physical Education, Hahesy was inducted into theEdinboro University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. He was inductedinto the NCAA Division II National Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2002.In addition, he was recognized as the Sox Harrison Award winner in1986, symbolic of Edinboro's top senior male athlete.

Hahesy served as the head wrestling coach at Warren(Pa.) HighSchool from 1998-93, posting a record of 51-20-2. He produced threestate qualifiers and one state runner-up. Next came a three-year stintat McDowell High School, coaching the Trojans from 1993-96. Duringthat time McDowell had a 37-5 record, winning the Metro Leaguechampionship, Sectional championship and District championship.He had eight state qualifiers. He was named the District 10 SectionalWrestling Coach of the Year in 1993, '95 and '96.

Hahesy and his wife, Kathy, reside in Erie with their three chil-dren -- Madison (12), Haley (11) and Hunter (8). In addition to hisundergraduate degree from Edinboro, Hahesy received a Master's ofEducation Degree in Administration, Supervision and Curriculumfrom St. Bonaventure University in June 1993, and a Doctorate ofEducation Degree in Administration and Leadership from IndianaUniversity of Pennsylvania in August 2002. He was hired as an assis-tant professor in the Health & Physical Education Department atEdinboro this year after previously serving as the assistant principalat Fairview(Pa.) High School.

Assistant Coaches


NAME WT. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOLMichael Ashby 157 Jr. Mentor, OH/MentorChris Bala 174 Sr. Darien, NY/Alexander CentralShawn Bunch 133 Jr. Leavenworth, KS/LeavenworthPaul Burger 197 Fr. Mentor, OH/MentorMatt Chelsted 149 So. Saltsburg, PA/Blairsville-SaltsburgAlex Clemsen 184 Jr. Moberly, MO/MoberlyKoel Davia Hwt. Fr. Bethesda, MD/Union LocalRon Doppelheuer 141 Jr. Connellsville, PA/ConnellsvilleJoe Fendone 197 Fr. Salem, NH/Central CatholicJim Gibson 184 So. Hermitage, PA/Kennedy CatholicJacob Gray 149 Sr. Essex Junction, VT/EssexHayden Harrison 157 Fr. McKean, PA/General McLaneJoe Hennis Hwt. Jr. Mims, FL/AstronautMatt Hill 157 So. Freedom, PA/FreedomRusty Hunt 141 Fr. Somerset, NJ/Franklin TownshipMike LaBella 197 So. Massapequa Park, NY/MassapequaSeth McAlister 141 Fr. South Paris, ME/Oxford HillsRick McLaughlin 141 So. West Chester, PA/West Chester HendersonRyan Morgan 141 Fr. Zanesville, OH/Columbus DeSalesPhil Moricone 174 Fr. Derry, NH/PinkertonJay Morrison 149 Fr. Whitehall, PA/WhitehallJeremy Mosley 197 Fr.-r Jacksonville, FL/University ChristianMohamed Osman 157 Fr. Rocky Hill, CT/Rocky HillDeonte Penn 165 Jr. Solon, OH/SolonZach Plerhoples 149 So. Wilmington, DE/SalesianumEric Ring 174 Jr. Glassboro, NJ/Washington TownshipGreg Sill 125 Fr. Bethel Park, PA/Bethel ParkJohnathan J.T. Taylor 141 So. Boca Raton, FL/Cardinal GibbonsDonald Walker 174 Fr. Heidelberg, Germany/Heidelberg

AmericanPat Wayne 133 Fr. Lowell, MA/LowellJosh Yetzer 149 Sr. Mansfield, OH/MadisonNate Yetzer 174 Sr. Mansfield, OH/Madison

HEAD COACH: Tim Flynn (73-26-2, 7 years)

The 2004-05 Fighting Scots Roster

The 2004-05 Fighting Scots

Breakdown by Weight Class

125Greg Sill133

Shawn BunchPat Wayne

141Ron Doppelheuer

Rusty HuntSeth McAlister

Rick McLaughlinRyan Morgan

J.T. Taylor149

Matt ChelstedJacob Gray

Jay MorrisonZach Plerhoples

Josh Yetzer157

Michael AshbyHayden Harrison

Matt HillMohamed Osman

165Deonte PennNate Yetzer

174Chris Bala

Phil MoriconeEric Ring

Donald Walker184

Alex ClemsenJim Gibson

197Paul BurgerJoe FendoneMike LaBella

Jeremy MosleyHwt

Koel DaviaJoe Hennis

Scots By StatePennsylvania(8): Matt Chelsted,Ron Doppelheuer, Jim Gibson, HaydenHarrison, Matt Hill, Rick McLaughlin, JayMorrison, Greg SillOhio(7): Michael Ashby, Paul Burger,Koel Davia, Ryan Morgan, Deonte Penn,Josh Yetzer, Nate YetzerFlorida(3): Joe Hennis, JeremyMosley, J.T. TaylorNew Hampshire(2): Joe Fendone,Phil MoriconeNew Jersey(2): Rusty Hunt, EricRingNew York(2): Chris Bala, MikeLaBellaConnecticut(1): Mohamed OsmanDelaware(1): Zach PlerhoplesKansas(1): Shawn BunchMaine(1): Seth McAlisterMassachusetts(1): Pat WayneMissouri(1): Alex ClemsenVermont(1): Jacob Gray


2004-05 Season Preview

Fighting Scots Mainly a Team of Unknowns BehindYetzer and Bunch

Anyone familiar with Tim Flynnknows the Edinboro University wrestlingcoach isn't about to back down from a chal-lenge. In addition, Flynn is an affirmedoptimist. Tell him that a glass is half empty,he'll tell you it's half full; that the sky is part-ly cloudy, and he'll say it's partly sunny.

So the veteran coach isn't about to let alittle thing like a youthful roster get in theway of Edinboro's pursuit for a sixth PSACand EWL title in the last seven years. TheFighting Scots, young a year ago as well butwith seven starters returning, finished witha 10-3 record a year ago, including a perfect7-0 in the Eastern Wrestling League.Edinboro went on to capture its sixth PSACChampionship in the last seven years, thenrallied for a first-place tie with West Virginiaat the EWL Tournament, marking the sixthtime in the last seven years Edinboro hadfinished first. The Fighting Scots ended upfinishing 24th at Nationals for the secondyear in a row, sending six wrestlers to St.Louis.

"It's a weird season," grins Flynn."Normally we have more sure things. Thisyear we have a lot of unknowns. We're sit-ting two guys who were in the EWL finalslast year. It will be interesting. Withoutquestion, we'll be young."

Flynn breaks his team down into threegroups. The first is comprised of returningveterans Nate Yetzer, Shawn Bunch, RonDoppelheuer, Jacob Gray and Joe Hennis.

"We have five guys who are pretty

experienced," related Flynn. “First and fore-most those five guys have to come through.They have to be automatic winners. Wehave two kids in Yetzer and Bunch, whohave beaten top guys. Other guys haveshown signs of being great, but have to bemore consistent."

The middle group holds the key toEdinboro's season. Comprised of wrestlerslike Matt Hill, Zach Plerhoples, Eric Ring,Mike LaBella and Jim Gibson, they've hadsome experience and now must mature.

"That second group will make or breakus," Flynn flatly assessed. "They've had achance to redshirt and most have been inthe program two to three years. They haveto take a step to be consistent winners.They've been working hard. I expect themto step in and do some damage."

The third group is comprised of animpressive recruiting class that was rated14th by InterMat and seventh by WrestlingUSA Magazine. Some of the blue chips,such as Jay Morrison, Phil Moricone and JoeFendone, will likely redshirt. But the talentin the last two recruiting classes leavesFlynn to believe his team is once againreloading, and not rebuilding.

Edinboro welcomes back ShawnBunch, who used an Olympic redshirt yearlast season. A two-time national qualifier,he returns at 133 lbs. But a pair of nationalqualifiers will redshirt this year, leavingFlynn's lineup up in the air at a number ofweight classes. Alex Clemsen has earnedtwo trips to Nationals at 184 lbs., while

Deonte Penn made his firstvisit to Nationals a year agoat 149 lbs.

Despite the uncertaintyand potentially youthfullineup, Flynn enters thisseason like any other -expecting his Fighting Scotsto challenge for the PSACand EWL Championships."We need the kids torespond," he admitted. "Ithink we can be good."

Edinboro opens the sea-son on November 13th,hosting the Avalon Duals.Flynn has once again puttogether a demandingschedule, particularly forsuch a young team. "Wehave a younger lineup, yetwe have Penn State here,early on, plus we wrestle aVirginia team which fin-ished in the top twenty,Appalachian State, which is

an up-and-coming team, and we go toCornell and to LasVegas. We'll seeMinnesota among others at the SouthernScuffle, and the field at the Virginia Duals isalways strong. A year ago we wrestledArizona State and two years ago we facedIllinois and Lehigh.

"It's a very challenging schedule withan inexperienced lineup. These kids have togrow up in a hurry."

Here's a look at the Fighting Scotsweight-class by weight-class:

125 lbs.A year ago Edinboro entered the season

with two-time national qualifier Jacob Grayavailable at 125 lbs.

But midway through the year Graymoved up to 133 lbs. That left freshmenChris Pruden as the starter. He finishedwith a 7-18 record.

Flynn will call on freshmen Pat Wayneand Greg Sill to battle for the starting job.Wayne was the 2004 Massachusetts statechampion at 125 lbs. and finished third atthe New England Tournament while com-peting for Lowell High School. He finishedhis career with a 121-16 record. Sill was athree-year starter at Bethel Park (Pa.) HighSchool.

"These are two untested young kids,"emphasized Flynn. "They're working hard.We're trying to get Sill a little bigger, andwe're trying to get Wayne trimmed down."

133 lbs.The Fighting Scots welcome back

Shawn Bunch, a two-time national qualifierwho sat out the 2003-04 season as anOlympic redshirt. An extremely talentedwrestler, Flynn feels this is the year thejunior finally breaks through as an All-American.

"I think Shawn's a little bit bigger andstronger," Flynn pointed out. "The sky's thelimit. We're trying to work on the thingsthat make the difference in March. Weexpect him to be in the hunt for the nationalchampionship."

Bunch owns a 52-20 career record. As afreshmen he went 22-6, finishing one winshy of earning All-American status whilecompeting at 125 lbs. He was denied thatwin by a narrow 12-10 loss to Cornell'sTravis Lee, the 2003 national champion at125 lbs. and a fifth-place finisher at 133 lbs. ayear ago. As a sophomore Bunch went 30-14 and was named the OutstandingWrestler at the EWL Tournament after win-ning his second straight title. He lost two ofthree matches at Nationals.Jacob Gray, a three-time national qualifier, moves up to 149 lbs.



NWCA/InterMat NCAADivision I Preseason Poll

1. Oklahoma State2. Lehigh3. Nebraska4. Illinois5. Iowa State6. Michigan7. Minnesota8. Oklahoma9. Iowa10. West Virginia11. Missouri12. Cornell13. Hoftstra

Central Michigan15. Northern Iowa16. Cal-Poly17. Penn State18. Wisconsin19. EDINBORO20. Pennsylvania21. Purdue22. Arizona State23. Rider24. Cal State-Bakersfield25. Stanford

InterMat NCAADivision I 2004 TopRecruiting Classes

1. Oklahoma State2. Iowa3. Ohio State4. Wisconsin5. Nebraska6. Illinois7. Iowa State8. West Virginia9. Oklahoma10. Missouri11. Rider12. Michigan13. Boise State14. EDINBORO15. Cornell16. Minnesota17. Fresno State18. North Carolina19. Indiana20. Arizona State21. Boston University22. Central Michigan23. Bloomsburg24. Oregon25. Columbia

141 lbs.Flynn is hoping to see a healthy Ron

Doppelheuer at 141 lbs. A year ago the juniorbattled a series of injuries, the last an elbowinjury which cut short his EWL Tournament.Despite the numerous maladies he went 26-15with 12 falls, tied for the team lead.

Doppelheuer placed in four tournaments,including a second place finish at the Body BarInvitational and a third place finish at thePSAC Championships. He owns a 49-30 careerrecord.

"We hope he's healthy," commented Flynn."He had a long year with one injury afteranother. We're looking for a full year ofwrestling. If he commits totally, I think wehave another All-American. It's certainly with-in his reach. He just needs health and consis-tency."

Several other young wrestlers add plentyof depth, although it's highly likely a couplewill redshirt. The most likely candidates arefreshmen Ryan Morgan and Seth McAlister.Morgan is a promising newcomer who hadknee surgery in August. He was the Ohio statechampion at 140 lbs. last year at St. FrancisDeSales High School, finishing the year with a48-1 record. He was rated eighth at 140 lbs. byW.I.N. Magazine.

McAlister wrestled at Oxford Hills HighSchool in Maine, where he was a two-timestate champion and compiled a 154-9 careerrecord. He was named Maine's OutstandingWrestler.

J.T. Taylor is a sophomore who was ineli-gible a year ago. He recorded a 166-4 record asa prepster at Cardinal Gibbons (FL) HighSchool, winning four state championships. "J.T.is a super athlete," Flynn stated. "He has agreat future. It's just how quickly he can pickup more wrestling."

Finally, Rusty Hunt is another of the tal-ented freshmen on the roster. He wrestled atFranklin (NJ) High School, where he finishedwith a 24-3 record at 135 lbs. as a senior.

149 lbs.Deonte Penn, the EWL champion and the

runnerup at the PSAC Championships, madegreat strides a year ago, finishing with a 27-13record and 12 falls, tied for the team lead.Flynn hopes a redshirt season will make Penneven better in the future. He continues togrow, and will likely compete in open tourna-ments at 165 lbs.

"Deonte has grown quite a bit. He willwrestle at 165 lbs. this year. Next year we thinkhe'll step in and be an All-American candi-date," commented Flynn.

With Penn redshirting, Jacob Gray isexpected to jump up two weight classes to fillthe void. A year ago Gray began the year asthe starter at 125 lbs., where he was a two-timenational qualifier. He moved to 133 lbs. mid-way through the year, finishing as the EWLchampion with an upset of Virginia Tech's

David Hoffman to qualify for nationals for thethird time. He also won his second PSACChampionship. Gray ended the year with a32-9 ledger, boosting his career record to 80-43.

"The big question is how he will handlethe weight," conceded Flynn. "He came back alot bigger. Jacob has always been one of ourhardest workers. He's goal-oriented. He wantsto be our first wrestler to win PSAC champi-onships at three different weight classes. He'shard-nosed. Nothing Jacob does will surpriseus."

In what is easily Edinboro's deepestweight class, no fewer than five wrestlers willmake sure Gray keeps working hard. Tworeside in Flynn's middle group of wrestlers -those with enough experience to make a differ-ence. Zach Plerhoples is a third-year sopho-mores who saw plenty of action a year ago. Hewent 12-10, capturing fifth place in theEdinboro Open.

"This is really a make-or-break year forhim," stressed Flynn. “He’s redshirted a yearand been a backup for a year. If he takes onemore step he'll be right where we need him.”

Rick McLaughlin moves up from 141 lbs.,where his season was cut short due to a brokenleg. Like Hill and Plerhoples, he is a third-yearsophomore who has plenty of potential. Hewas 6-5 with a fourth place finish at the EMUOpen at 141 lbs.

"Rick has shown flashes," Flynn stated."He's beat some good kids. The question iswhether or not he commits totally to the sportand gets his weight under control."

Sophomore Matt Chelsted saw limitedaction a year ago, finishing with a 1-4 record."Matt was beat up last year, with a lot ofinjuries. He's one of those kids who will bene-fit from a whole year of training if healthy,"commented Flynn.

Freshman Jay Morrison is one of the jew-els of Edinboro's highly-rated recruiting class.A three-time PIAA place-winner at WhitehallHigh School, he was the runnerup last year at140 lbs., concluding his senior year with a 36-7record. Morrison had a 140-30 career mark andwas rated seventh by W.I.N. Magazine at 140lbs. and was 119th on InterMat's Top 200Recruits.

"We're really excited about him,"exclaimed Flynn. "He has a super future. He'sa blue-chip kid who could grow. He may red-shirt. We'll see how he does at wrestleoffs, butwe expect big things."

157 lbs.With Eric Ring, last year's starter at 157

lbs., expected to move up to 174 lbs. thisweight class is wide open. First in line is JoshYetzer, a senior who Flynn feels is ready toenjoy some of the succes his brother Nate hashad. Yetzer 7-6 last year, capturing third placeat the UB Open at 157 lbs.

"Josh has trained all summer with hisbrother," Flynn pointed out. "I think he's ready


for a breakout year. He's put in the time."Yetzer figures to receive a stiff challenge

from Matt Hill, a third-year sophomore. Hillcompeted at 149 lbs. a year ago, posting an 18-11 record.

Flynn compares Hill to Plerhoples, feelingboth are wrestlers who need to step up. “LikeZach, Matt has redshirted a year and been abackup for a year. It’s a make-or-break season.Will they be a force, or just one of those kidsthat's an average wrestler."

Michael Ashby is a junior who has beenbeset by injuries throughout his career. He was6-3 while competing at 149 lbs. a year ago."Mike has always been one of our most consis-tent workers, he just needs to stay healthy,"Flynn stated.

Freshmen Hayden Harrison andMohamed Osman add further depth.Harrison, in particular, bears watching. Fromnearby General McLane High School, he has afifth place finish at the PIAA StateChampionships to his credit, along with settingschool records for season wins (41), career wins(135), and career pins (67).

"Hayden has a real bright future," notedFlynn. "He's already one of our hardest work-ers. It won't be long before he's in our lineup.He has great attitude and a great work ethic."

Osman wrestled at Rocky Hill HighSchool in Connecticut, where he was the Class5 state champion at 160 lbs.

165 lbs.Under normal circumstances losing a

wrestler the caliber of Matt King would leave acoach scrambling. Kingonly finished third atNationals, concluding abrilliant career in whichhe was a two-time All-American and recored 132career wins.

But with seniorNate Yetzer droppingdown from 174 lbs., Flynnexpects nothing but con-tinued success at 165 lbs.Yetzer finished eighth atNationals to earn All-American honors in hissecond time as a nationalqualifier. He finished theyear with an impressive37-6 ledger, bettering hiswin total in his first twoseasons.

Yetzer was a dom-inant wrestler, finishingwith eight wins by techni-cal fall and ten by majordecision. He placed firstat the EWL Tournament,the PSACChampionships, the BodyBar Invitational, and the

EMU Open, along with a second place finish atthe Southern Scuffle and third place at the LasVegas Invitational. His three losses atNationals were to the second, third and ninthseeds. Yetzer now ascends the throne asEdinboro's top wrestler.

"Nate looks great," beamed Flynn. "Hehad a great summer. He's going down aweight, and we think he'll be in the mix for anational championship. He just needs toimprove a little bit every month."

The future also appears bright, with Pennexpected to step in a year from now.

174 lbs.In one of the more interesting battles

junior Eric Ring moves up two weight classesto compete with senior Chris Bala and fresh-man Phil Moricone for the starting role at 174lbs. Ring has had an up-and-down career withthe Fighting Scots, finishing with an 11-15record a year ago while serving as the regularat 157 lbs. He placed fourth at the PSACChampionships.

"Eric has a lot to prove," admitted Flynn."He didn't have a real good EWL Tournament.This is a more natural weight for him. It willallow him to focus on wrestling a lot more."

Should Ring emerge as the starter,Moricone could well be redshirted. But he isdefinitely a wrestler to keep an eye on, and oneof the top recruits in a star-studded class. Athree-time New Hampshire state champion, hewon the 171 lb. title as a senior after winning at160 lbs. as a junior and 152 lbs. as a sophomore.He was 53-2 a year ago, capping a career inwhich he went 174-10 and won two NewEngland Tournament championships. He wasrated sixth by InterMat at 171 lbs., and was190th on their list of Top 200 Recruits.

"He's pretty good," deadpanned Flynn."Phil is part of a super recruiting class. He'svery serious about wrestling, and a great work-er. He has a great future."

Flynn is also equally enthused with Bala, asenior who has made great strides of late."Over time Chris has made himself reallygood," noted Flynn. "He's one of our moreimproved wrestlers, doing it quietly. It's toughwhen you're behind Matt King and NateYetzer, but he's one of our hardest workers."

After entering the year with a 4-9 careerrecord, Bala went 19-12 last season. Thatincluded a third place finish at the UB Open.

184 lbs.As with Deonte Penn, Alex Clemsen will

will redshirt in 2004-05, leaving a hole at 184lbs. Clemsen is a two-time national qualifierwho won his second PSAC championship intwo years as a sophomore, finishing second tonational champion Greg Jones at the EWLTournament. He also took first place at theEMU Open and third at the Southern Scuffle.Clemsen had a 22-6 record despite missing sixweeks after early-season knee surgery. He has


Wrestling USA NCAADivision I 2004 TopRecruiting Classes

1. Ohio State2. Oklahoma State3. Wisconsin4. Nebraska5. Iowa6. Illinois7. EDINBORO8. West Virginia9. Michigan10. North Carolina11. Oklahoma12. Missouri13. Cornell14. Central Michigan15. Fresno State16. Minnesota17. Rider18. Penn State19. Arizona State20. Cleveland State21. Iowa State22. Virginia23. Boise State24. Pittsburgh25. Oregon26. Cal State Fullerton27. Indiana28. Drexel29. Columbia30. Hofstra

North Carolina StateNorthern Iowa

Nate Yetzer, an All-American a yearago at 174 lbs., moves down to 165 lbs.



a 50-21 career mark."Like Deonte Penn, when Alex comes back

he'll be a contender for All-American honors,"predicted Flynn. "He's been dinged up. Hejust needs to get bigger and stronger."

With Clemsen out, Jim Gibson drops backdown from 197 lbs. to compete with DonaldWalker for the starting job. Gibson began lastseason at 184 lbs. before moving up to 197 lbs.He served as the regular until going downwith an injury in late January. The third-yearsophomore finished with a 13-11 record, plac-ing fifth at the Body Bar Invitational.

"Jim will benefit if he can get his bodychanged," stated Flynn. "He's made more of acommitment this offseason."

Walker is a sophomore who wrestled at174 lbs. a year ago, finishing with an 8-12record. "He's a young guy ready to cut loose,"Flynn assessed. "He looks a little bigger, a littlestronger. We'll have to see how far he's come."

197 lbs.Youth will be served at 197 lbs., with four

youngsters vying for the starting job. Theincumbent is Mike LaBella, who took over forGibson in late January and showed plenty ofpromise down the stretch. The sophomoreended the year with a 16-15 record, barely los-ing in the PSAC Championship title match toBloomsburg's Chad Hoare in his first week asthe starter. He would go on to post one ofEdinboro's biggest wins of the year, upsettingnationally-ranked Matt Daddino of WestVirginia as Edinboro upset the Mountaineers toclinch the EWL dual meet title.

"Mike had some bright spots last year,"noted Flynn. "He has gotten better, and had areal productive summer. He has taken a step.Now we need him to be a consistent winner."

Jeremy Mosley redshirted last year whilerecovering from knee surgery which forcedhim to miss his senior year of high school. Hewent 3-8, taking third place at the SRU Open,but carries an impressive resume', including aFlorida state championship as a sophomore.

"Jeremy is a second-year kid like Walker.He has to remain healthy. Hopefully he'll seemore time this year."

Flynn brought in a pair of top-notchrecruits to push LaBella and Mosley. JoeFendone is expected to redshirt, but he may bethe next great wrestler at this weight class, fol-lowing the likes of Jason Robison and DavidShunamon. Fendone is a three-timeMassachusetts state champion at 215 lbs., andwas rated sixth by InterMat at 215 lbs. and 69thon its list of Top 200 Recruits. AmateurWrestling News rated him seventh. He finishedwith a 176-6 career record with 120 falls atCentral Catholic High School, including thefirst undefeated record at 36-0 last year. Hewas only the second wrestler to win three NewEngland Tournament titles.

"Joe is part of a big recruiting class," com-mented Flynn. "He will play a major role in

the future."If Fendone isn't heir to the throne, fellow

freshman Paul Burger might be. Burger is alsoplaying linebacker for the football team, so hewill get a late start. But he's worth the wait. AtMentor (OH) High School he finished third atthe 2004 Ohio State Championships at 215 lbs.,ending his senior year with a 46-4 record. Hethen finished fifth at the NHSCA Nationals.Burger had a 115-27 career record.

Hwt."Joe Hennis is very similar to people like

Kevin Welsh and Jim Straight. When he makesthe full commitment, he will have his pictureon our wall," Flynn pointed out, referring tothe photos of Edinboro All-Americans outsidehis office. "We need Joe to be the big show; anautomatic win."

A year ago Hennis was the EWL andPSAC runnerup, making his first trip toNationals. The junior had the misfortune ofdrawing fifth seed Cole Konrad of Minnesotain the first round, then had to face 12th-seedScott Coleman of Iowa State in the wrestle-backs. Hennis lost both matches to finish witha 27-12 record with 8 falls. He has a careerrecord of 48-25.

Flynn hopes that the addition of freshmanKoel Davia will add further motivation toHennis, not to mention providing Edinborowith a heavyweight for the future. Daviabecame just the second heavyweight in Ohiohistory to win three state championships aftercapturing the Division III title for BelmontUnion Local High School. He finished hissenior year with a 49-2 ledger, a school recordfor wins. He also holds the career wins recordwith a 167-27 record, along with season andcareer falls records (28 and 101, respectively).He was rated 99th onInterMat's Top 200Recruits.

However, Flynn cau-tions that Davia mayneed time to develop."He's a young kid. I don'tknow if he's been in aprogram that expectedthis much. The structureof our program will reallyhelp him. I think he has abright future."

2004 NWCA NCAADivision I Top 25 All-Academic Teams

1. Sacred Heart 3.412. Duquesne 3.323. Central Michigan 3.294. Brown 3.275. Princeton 3.236. Eastern Michigan 3.27. Stanford 3.14

Harvard 3.149. Indiana 3.1310. James Madison 3.0811. Penn State 3.0712. Lock Haven 3.0513. Columbia 3.0214. Michigan 3.0115. Northern Illinois 3.0016. Illinois 3.0017. Cleveland State 2.9918. West Virginia 2.9719. Maryland 2.9620. EDINBORO 2.9421. Clarion 2.9322. Hofstra 2.9323. Northern Iowa 2.9124. Binghamton 2.9025. Arizona State 2.89

Pennsylvania 2.89

Heavyweight Joe Hennis earned hisfirst trip to Nationals in 2004.


Nate Yetzer 165SeniorMansfield, OH Madison HS

2004 All-AmericanTwo-Time National Qualifier2004 EWL Champion

Drops down to 165 lbs. after earningAll-American honors a year at 174lbs... finished eighth in second trip toNationals ... was a dominant wrestlerat 174 lbs. and head coach Tim Flynn feels he can make a run for thenational title at 165 lbs... enters the season highly-ranked, includingfourth by W.I.N. Magazine, sixth by Amateur Wrestling News, andseventh by InterMat Wrestling in fifth season as a Fighting Scot buthas had just two full years of competition ... battled health prob-lems prior to the 2002-03 season, missing a large portion of the 2001-02 season after being diagnosed with acid reflux ... began that yearwrestling at 149 lbs., but returned at 165 lbs. and qualified forNationals a year later at 174 lbs... considered a blue chip recruitwhen he came in, he was red-shirted his first year.2003-04Enjoyed one of the best seasons ever by a Fighting Scot while earn-ing All-American honors with an eighth place finish at Nationals ...ended the year with a 37-6 record, tied for the 13th-most wins inschool history ... all six losses came to wrestlers who earned All-American honors, including two losses to fifth place Ryan Lange ofPurdue and a pair of defeats to Illinois’ Pete Friedl ... dropped an 8-2 decision to Friedl in the seventh place match ... later defeatedFriedl at the Las Vegas Inviational ... entered Nationals seeded sev-enth ... after a 9-5 win over Brady Richardson of Indiana in hisopening match, posted a come-from-behind win over 10th-seedNoel Thompson of Hofstra ... dropped a narrow 3-2 decision toIowa’s Tyler Nixt, the second seed, in the next round, but thenearned All-American honors thanks to an 8-3 victory over MitchHancock of Central Michigan ... lost a 7-4 decision to third-seededBrad Dillon of Lehigh before falling to Friedl ... captured his firstEWL Championship with a 2-0 win over Pittsburgh’s FrancisIorfido ... also won PSAC Championship with a 4-3 win overClarion’s Aaron Wright, and captured first place at Body BarInvitational and EMU Open ... placed second at the SouthernScuffle, losing a 14-6 decision to Missouri’s Ben Askren in the titlematch, and took third place in the Las Vegas Invitational, winningfive of six matches, including a 7-5 decision over Friedl ... ended theyear with 8 technical falls and 10 major decisions.2002-03Moved up to natural weight of 174 lbs. and qualified for Nationalsfor the first time following a fourth place finish at the EWLChampionships ... losses at EWL Championships came to defend-ing national champion Greg Jones and Bloomsburg’s HunterGuenot in the third place match by a 4-1 score ... dropped bothmatches at Nationals, to Rashad Evans of Michigan State, 6-2, and13-3 to Fresno State’s Eddy Gifford ... finished the year with a 21-15record ... fourteen of his losses came to nationally-ranked wrestlers... placed second at the PSAC Championships, dropping a 5-3 deci-sion to Guenot in the championship bout ... finished first at theEMU Open and sixth at the Reno Tournament of Champions. 2001-02Started the season as the starter at 149 lbs. before missing almost

two months due to acid reflux … returned in February to competeat 165 lbs… was 9-5 overall, including 2-1 in duals … took fourthplace at 165 lbs. at the Edinboro Open, dropping a 6-5 decision toteammate Eric Ring in the consolation final. 2000-01Redshirted ... went 11-9 with 2 falls and 4 major decisions in openevents ... spent the beginning of the season at 149 lbs. before movingup to 157 lbs… placed fourth at the Ashland Open at 149 lbs., losingto Clarion starter Dom Surra by a 6-4 count in the third place match.High SchoolCaptured the Ohio state championship at 145 lbs. as a senior atMansfield Madison High School ... ranked fifth nationally at 145 lbs.by Wrestling USA and was ranked eighth by InterMat ... rated sixth-best wrestler in Ohio ... was the runner-up at the 2000 NHSCASenior Nationals, and also finished second at the 2000 Top GunTourney ... had a 93-4 record over his final two seasons ... captured23 career tournament championships for the Rams, and departed asthe all-time leader in takedowns, wins and technical falls ... two-time captain and MVP ... finished third at the Greco RomanNationals and was seventh at the Freestyle Nationals.PersonalBorn November 23, 1981 ... full name is Nathan Phillip Yetzer ... sonof Jill and Matt Yetzer ... Business Administration major ... brotherJosh is also a member of the wrestling team.

Nate Yetzer’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2000-01 redshirted2001-02 9 5 2 1 0 1 2 DNC DNQ2002-03 21 15 8 7 2 2 4 4th DNP2003-04 37 6 11 1 0 8 10 1st 8thCareer 67 26 21 9 2 11 14

Nate Yetzer

Returning All-American


Jacob Gray 149SeniorEssex Junction, VTEssex HS

Three-Time National Qualifier2004 EWL Champion

A three-time national qualifier whobegins his fifth year in the program... will compete at his third weightclass, going up two classes to 149lbs... has qualified for Nationalstwice at 125 lbs. and once at 133 lbs., but is still looking for hisfirst win at Nationals ... has won one EWL championship andtwo PSAC titles, one at each weight class ... visibly much biggerbut the coaching staff now wants to see how he handles theweight ... looks to become Edinboro’s first wrestler to win PSACtitles at three different weights ... a hard-nosed and hard-work-ing wrestler ... has an 80-43 career record, tied for 21st in careerwins. 2003-04Began the year at 125 lbs. before moving to 133 lbs. in January ...ended up qualifying for Nationals after posting a 2-0 upset ofVirginia Tech’s David Hoffman to win his first EWL championship... ended the year with a 32-9 record after dropping a 10-3 decisionto Pat Dowry of Eastern Illinois and a 12-3 loss to Derek Moore ofCal Davis ... had entered Nationals winning 12 straight matches ...won second straight PSAC championship with 9-3 win over LockHaven’s Dave Predko for 133 lb. title ... placed second at Body BarInvitational and Southern Scuffle, along with a third place finish atthe EMU Open, all three while competing at 125 lbs... was a 10-8loser to Drexel’s Rob Rebmann in the Body Bar Invitational final,with Rebmann later finishing seventh at Nationals ... had 2 falls, 5technical falls and 5 major decisions. 2002-03Qualified for Nationals for second time at 125 lbs. thanks to secondplace finish at EWL Championships, but lost both of his matches atNationals ... had tough draw in opening match, facing fifth-seededNick Simmons of Michigan State ... after losing by fall to Simmons,he was eliminated thanks to a 16-4 loss to 12th-seeded Vic Moreno

of Cal Poly ... ended the year with a 31-15 record with 4 falls ... wasranked 20th by Amateur Wrestling News at the end of the year ... lostto Cleveland State’s Rocco Mansueto, 3-1 in overtime, in the EWLChampionships title match after upsetting Mansueto earlier in theyear in a dual match ... won his first PSAC title with a 9-2 win overAdam Renner of Slippery Rock ... also placed third at Body BarInvitational and Penn State Open, fifth at Eastern Michigan Openand sixth at Reno Tournament of Champions ... in addition to winover Mansueto, twice upset nationally-ranked Jordan Sianni ofPittsburgh by scores of 6-5 and 6-4. 2001-02Redshirted … saw limited action due to injuries, only wrestling inthe West Virginia Open, going 2-2.2000-01Captured the starting role at 125 lbs. and made great strides as theyear went on ... a surprise Nationals qualifier, capturing third placeat the EWL Championships when ninth-ranked Trap McCormackof Lock Haven was a medical forfeit ... finished the season with a17-19 ledger with 1 fall and 3 major decisions ... lost both of hismatches at Nationals, beginning with a loss by fall at 4:38 to top-ranked and eventual national champion Steven Abas of FresnoState ... in the wrestlebacks, was a 12-5 loser to McCormack ... fin-ished fourth at the Slippery Rock Open, losing a 4-2 decision toClarion’s Starlin Jimenez ... finished the year with five wins in hisfinal six matches before Nationals, including a 1-0 win overPittsburgh’s Shawn Amistade, a national qualifier. High SchoolA two-time Vermont state champion while competing at Essex HighSchool ... named Vermont’s second-best wrestler by InterMat andwas on InterMat’s honorable mention list of top-12 seniors at 119pounds ... also an honorable mention selection by Wrestling USA ...posted a 126-21 career record, including 39-2 as a senior, and was afour-time finalist in the New England championships ... receivedVermont’s Wrestling Sportsmanship Award. PersonalBorn April 26, 1982 ... full name is Jacob Olin Gray ... son of Karenand Lee Gray ... Health and Physical Education major with a minorin Business … carries a 3.37 GPA and is a PSAC and EdinboroScholar-Athlete ... brother Sam wrestles for the United States NavalAcademy ... member of Edinboro Honor's Program.

Jacob Gray’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2000-01 17 19 6 8 1 0 3 3rd DNP2001-02 redshirted2002-03 31 15 10 5 4 0 6 2nd DNP2003-04 32 9 11 2 2 5 5 1st DNPCareer 80 43 27 15 7 5 14

Returning National Qualifiers

Jacob Gray


Alex Clemsen 184JuniorMoberly, MOMoberly HS

Two-Time National Qualifier

Earned a trip to Nationals in his firsttwo seasons at Edinboro, but will red-shirt in 2004-05 ... has battled injuriesover the last year, undergoing kneesurgery last November and hipsurgery this summer ... highly-toutedrecruit who immediately came in andwas an impact performer at 184 lbs... expected to use redshirt yearto get bigger and stronger ... when he returns, head coach TimFlynn feels he has the talent to make a run at the national champi-onship … was rated second-best wrestler in Missouri as a senioraccording to InterMat, along with being rated the third-best 189pounder by W.I.N. Magazine and fourth by the NWCA … also anexcellent student who graduated in top five percent of his class andwas a four-time Academic All-State honoree and an Academic All-American.2003-04Made second straight trip to Nationals after finishing second at theEWL Championships, dropping a 7-3 decision to eventual nationalchampion Greg Jones of West Virginia ... had the misfortune of fac-ing a pair of seeded wrestlers at Nationals, losing both matches ...suffered a narrow 3-2 decision to Iowa’s Paul Bradley, the 12th seed,who went on to place fourth, then was eliminated by fifth-seedTravis Pascoe of Nebraska, 8-4 ... ended the year with a 22-6 recordwith a technical fall and 10 major decisions despite missing sixweeks following early-season knee surgery ... all six losses came tonationally-ranked grapplers ... became a two-time PSAC championwith a 10-4 win over Corey Jacoby of Shippensburg ... captured firstplace at EMU Open and took third place at Southern Scuffle ... loneloss at Southern Scuffle was a 7-3 decision to nationally-rankedNick Catone of Rider.2002-03Thanks to a third place finish at the EWL Championships qualifiedfor Nationals as a true freshman ... had a 28-15 record with 3 falls ...

eleven of his losses came to ranked wrestlers ... defeated LockHaven’s Mike Greenburg by a 6-5 score in the EWL third placematch ... narrowly lost to Cleveland State’s Gerald Harris, the even-tual EWL champion, by a 3-1 count in overtime ... lost earlier in theyear to Harris by scores of 10-8 and 5-2 ... won his first match atNationals, defeating Brad Christie of Hofstra, 2-0, but then was a 6-0 loser to Clint Wattenberg, the third seed, and was eliminated byNorthern Iowa’s Jordan Holm, 2-1 in a tiebreaker ... captured thePSAC Championship with a 12-2 win over John Opfar of SlipperyRock ... took home second place at the Body Bar Invitational andthird place at the Eastern Michigan Open ... lost to Wattenberg inthe Body Bar Invitational title match, 18-8, while defeating JeffClemens of Michigan State, 8-4, at the EMU Open. High SchoolWas a four-time finalist and three-time Missouri state champion atMoberly High School for coach Aaron Vitt … concluded his careerwith a 158-7 record, holding school records for wins in a season (43in 2000-01), falls in a season (27 in 2001-02) and most takedowns ina season (233 in 2000-01) … career winning percentage is the third-highest in Missouri history … capped off his senior year with a per-fect 41-0 record and 27 falls at 189 lbs… was a four-time District IVand Sectional champion … finished third at Senior Nationals tobecome Moberly's first All-American ... was the Dave SchultzAward Winner for Missouri … also competed in cross country,track and football, earning a total of nine letters … was a two-timestate qualifier in cross country and earned All-District honors twice… in track, was the 3200 meters district champion and helped4X400 team finish third in state to earn All-State honors and setschool record … was an All-District running back in his lone seasonon the gridiron.PersonalBorn June 3, 1983 … full name is Alex Thomas Clemsen … son ofHolly and Byron Clemsen … Business Administration-Marketingmajor with a 3.73 GPA ... is a PSAC and Edinboro Scholar-Athlete… father wrestled and ran track in college.

Alex Clemsen’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2002-03 28 15 9 6 3 1 7 3rd DNP2003-04 22 6 8 2 0 1 10 2nd DNPCareer 50 21 17 8 3 2 17

Joe Hennis Hwt.JuniorMims, FLAstronaut HS

2004 National Qualifier

Enters his third season as the regularheavyweight seeking his second tripto Nationals ... fourth-year juniorwho continues to improve each year,and head coach Tim Flynn compareshim to several former wrestlers whoearned All-American honors oncethey learned the proper training discipline ... enters the 2004-05 sea-son ranked 17th by W.I.N. Magazine, 18th by InterMat, 19th by


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Amateur Wrestling News, and 20th by The Wrestling Mall ... won thenational championship at the Junior FILA Tournament during thesummer of 2002.2003-04Earned first trip to Nationals with a second place finish at the EWLTournament ... had won ten straight matches before losing to RussDavie of Cleveland State by fall at 4:47 in the title match ... endedthe year on a three-match losing streak after facing two toughwrestlers at Nationals ... in first bout at Nationals drew fifth-seedCole Konrad of Minnesota, suffering a 6-1 setback ... in wrestle-backs, faced 12th-seed Scott Coleman of Iowa State, losing by fall at1:09 ... both Konrad and Coleman went on to earn All-Americanhonors, with Konrad finishing fourth and Coleman eighth ... endedthe year with a 27-12 record with 8 falls ... won his first PSAC crownwith a win by fall at 1:30 over Lock Haven’s Steve Itterly ... alsotook first place at the Body Bar Invitational, along with placingthird at the EMU Open and fourth at the Southern Scuffle ... was a4-2 loser to Konrad in the Southern Scuffle, where he also lost a 4-3decision to national qualifier Carmelo Martinez of Rider in the thirdplace match. 2002-03Finished with a 21-13 record with a team-high 9 falls ... placedfourth at the EWL Championships, losing to champion John Testaof Clarion, 7-3, and then dropping a 2-1 decision to ClevelandState’s Russ Davie in the third place match ... finished fifth at thePSAC Championships ... captured third place at the EasternMichigan Open, defeating Erik Jones of Ohio University, 3-2, in thethird place match, and took fifth place at the Penn State Open.2001-02Redshirted ... went 15-9 in open tournaments with 2 falls ... cap-tured third place at both the SRU Open and Cleveland State Open,and was fourth at the Edinboro Open.High SchoolTouted as the best wrestler ever to come out of Astronaut HighSchool, wrestling for coach John Hackney ... a three-time Floridastate champion who posted a career mark of 136-15, including 84-2his last two seasons ... won the heavyweight title his last three yearsafter finishing fifth as a freshman ... posted an undefeated 40-0record with 38 falls while not allowing an offensive point as a senior

after going 35-2his junior year... ranked sec-ond at 285 lbs.by AmateurWrestling Newsand was fourthin the NHSCAfinal rankings ...placed third atthe JuniorNationalFreestyleChampionshipsand was fourthat the JuniorNational Greco-RomanChampionships... also a three-year starter infootball and atwo-time all-state defensivelineman.

PersonalBorn April 12, 1983 ... full name is Peter Joseph Hennis ... son ofPamela Jo and James Myers ... Health and Physical Education--Outdoor Recreation major.

Joe Hennis’ Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2001-02 redshirted2002-03 21 13 5 5 9 0 0 4th DNQ2003-04 27 12 9 4 8 0 4 2nd DNPCareer 48 25 14 9 17 0 4

Deonte Penn 165JuniorSolon, OHSolon HS

2004 National Qualifier2004 EWL Champion

Will redshirt in 2004-05 after emerg-ing as a national qualifier a year ago... competed at 149 lbs. his first twoyears, but has gotten bigger andstronger and looks to compete at 165lbs. in the future ... head coach Tim Flynn feels in a year he’ll beready to compete for All-American honors at that weight ... Flynnfeels if he can just improve a little bit he can compete against thebest wrestlers in the country … rated the ninth-best wrestler inOhio by InterMat as a senior, and was rated the 8th-best wrestler at145 lbs. nationally by W.I.N. Magazine, 12th by InterMat and 13th bythe NWCA. 2003-04Emerged from a three-way battle at 149 lbs. to claim the starting joband end up as an EWL champion ... upset Pittsburgh’s Matt Kocher,6-5, thanks to a reversal with 40 seconds left to win EWL title ... hada disappointing showing at Nationals, losing by technical fall (16-0)to seventh-seed Jeremy Spates of Missouri, then dropped a 6-2 deci-sion to Kocher ... in addition to beating Kocher in the EWL titlematch, was a 5-4 winner over the Panther in the dual meet ... endedthe year with a 27-13 record, tying for the team lead with 12 falls ...the 12 falls is tied for the 10th-best all-time ... placed second at thePSAC Championships, losing to Lock Haven’s Mike Maney by a 7-2 count in the title bout ... placed third at the EMU Open, fifth at theBody Bar Invitational, and sixth at the Southern Scuffle ... had 7-9record against wrestlers who went to Nationals. 2002-03Finished with a 17-15 record with 7 falls while competing both at149 and 157 lbs... placed third at the Body Bar Invitational andfourth at the Reno Tournament of Champions, both at 149 lbs...upset 20th-ranked Casey Hunt of Oregon in the third place matchat the Body Bar Invitational, pinning Hunt at 2:47 ... also capturedfourth place at the Edinboro Open at 149 lbs.High SchoolFinished second at the Ohio state championships at 145 lbs. whilewrestling for coach Tony DiGiovanno and Solon High School …closed out career with a 99-30 record after going 38-5 with 23 falls asa senior … also lost to state champion Joe Pflug in the District


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championship match, and was the Sectional champion … wasnamed Solon's Co-Most Valuable Wrestler as a senior … turned in astrong showing at the Senior Nationals, placing sixth.PersonalBorn August 17, 1984 … full name is Deonte Penn … son of Jackieand Michael DiAsio … Marketing major ... brother DeAngelo wres-tles for Cleveland State.

Deonte Penn’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2002-03 17 15 2 7 7 0 2 DNC DNQ2003-04 27 13 9 2 12 0 1 1st DNPCareer 44 28 11 9 19 0 3

Shawn Bunch 133JuniorLeavenworth, KSLeavenworth HS

Two-Time National QualifierTwo-Time EWL Champion

Returns to the lineup in 2004-05 afterusing an Olympic redshirt year lastseason ... a wrestler with the ability tochallenge for a national champi-onship, and is now a little bigger and stronger ... has been highly-touted at Edinboro since his arrival, twice reaching Nationals, buthas failed to earn All-American status ... fell one win shy of All-American status as a freshman while wrestling at 125 lbs., thenmoved up to 133 lbs. a year later and went 1-2 at Nationals ... verygifted wrestler who has shown flashes of being as good as anybodyin the country and is definitely an All-American candidate … physi-

cally andtechnically,he can go along wayin March ...ranked sev-enth byInterMatand W.I.N.Magazine,tenth byAmateurWrestlingNews and11th by TheWrestlingMall.2003-04Competedin severalopeneventswhile red-

shirting, finishing with an 11-3 record ... placed second at EdinboroOpen, dropping a 7-5 overtime decision to T.J. Enright of Ohio State... placed fifth at the Missouri Open with a 13-10 win over JoshKeefe of Tennessee-Chattanooga, a national qualifier ... lost toEastern Illinois’ Pat Dowty by an 8-6 score in same tournament,with Dowty also qualifying for Nationals ... was a 4-2 loser to PennState’s Josh Moore at the WVU Open. Moore lost in 133 lb. nationalchampionship bout. 2002-03Was named the Outstanding Wrestler while winning his secondstraight EWL Championship to earn second trip to Nationals ...defeated 13th-ranked Rad Martinez of Clarion in the semifinals, 7-3, then won by fall over 10th-ranked Phil Mansueto of ClevelandState at 1:54 to win the 133 lb. title ... was seeded ninth at Nationalsand won first match by 14-11 decision over Cornell’s AlejandroAlvarez ... dropped an 8-6 decision to eighth-seeded Mark Jayne ofIllinois, a wrestler he lost to 8-4 earlier in the year, in next match,then was eliminated following 7-3 loss to Rene Hernandez ofPurdue ... finished with 30-14 record and was ranked eighth byInterMat and Amateur Wrestling News at the end of the year ... ten ofhis losses came to nationally-ranked opponents ... finished second atPSAC Championships, dropping championship bout to Martinezby 4-1 count ... won championship at Body Bar Invitational, wassecond at Penn State Open, losing to Penn State’s Josh Moore, 4-1,in the championship, and was fourth at the Eastern Michigan Openand sixth at the Reno Tournament of Champions.2001-02Finished with a 22-6 record with one fall as the regular at 125 lbs…was ranked 16th by Amateur Wrestling News going into Nationals …needed one win to attain All-American status, dropping a 12-10sudden victory decision to 11th-seeded Travis Lee of Cornell in amatch which he led most of the way … went 3-2 in his firstNationals, with the other loss also in sudden victory to 4th-seededChris Fleeger of Purdue, who finished third, by a 7-5 count … post-ed a 3-2 triumph over 12th-seeded Twam Pham of Illinois in hisbiggest win … took first place at the EWL Championships thanks toan injury default win over Lock Haven's Trapp McCormack … lostto 19th-ranked McCormack by a 10-7 count in the PSACTournament title match … went 11-1 in duals, the lone loss comingto 10th-ranked A.J. Grant of Michigan … posted a 10-3 win over13th-ranked Rocco Mansueto of Cleveland State. High SchoolEnjoyed an illustrious career at Leavenworth High School ... was afour-time Kansas state place-winner, including state championshipsas a junior and senior ... finished his high school career with a bril-liant 150-10 record and was named the Kansas Wrestler of the Yearas a senior ... was rated Kansas' top-ranked grappler according toInterMat ... posted a perfect 43-0 record as a senior after going 40-1his junior year ... holds school records for career wins, wins in a sea-son, career falls (60) and career technical falls (37) ... finished sixth atthe NHSCA Senior Nationals to earn All-American honors, whilefinishing as the runner-up at 114.5 lbs. in the Junior NationalFreestyle Championships and placing fourth at the Junior nationalGreco-Roman Championships ... also a two-year starter in footballand track for the Pioneers.PersonalBorn March 19, 1983 ... full name is Shawn Rondell Bunch ... son ofCheryl and James Bunch ... Marketing major ... comes from an ath-letic family, with brother James wrestling in college and sisterShaunta competing in basketball, softball and track.


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Shawn Bunch’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2001-02 22 6 11 1 1 2 6 1st DNP2002-03 30 14 10 5 2 1 5 1st DNP2003-04 redshirtedCareer 52 20 21 6 3 3 11

Chris Bala 174SeniorDarien, NY Alexander HS

A greatly-improved wrestler who willcompete for time at 174 lbs... a hard-working wrestler who has madegreat strides of late ... came back lastyear with several strong showings inopen tournaments after missed theprevious year with several injuries.2003-04Had a 19-12 record with 2 falls whilecompeting at 165 lbs... placed second at the UB Open thanks to a 3-2win over Mike Ragusa of Buffalo ... also went deep into the CSUOpen, Edinboro Open and Body Bar Invitational.2002-03Missed the campaign due to a variery injuries, including kneesurgery and surgery to have his appendix removed. 2001-02Redshirted ... was 5-7 with one fall while competing at 157 lbs. inopen tournaments ... lone fall came against Adam Roth of Ithaca infifth place match at New York State Freshman/SophomoreTournament.2000-01Posted a 4-9 record while competing at 149 lbs... best outing came atthe Cleveland State Open, going 2-2.

High SchoolFive-year starter onthe varsity wrestlingteam at AlexanderCentral High School,wrestling for coachBob Neamon ... was atwo-time Section Vchampion for theTrojans, finishing witha 128-41 career record... was the GeneseeCounty League cham-pion and was namedthe Most OutstandingWrestler in the league... two-time memberof New YorkFreestyle/GrecoNational Team … alsoa two-year starter infootball and partici-pated one year intrack.

PersonalBorn June 17, 1982 ... full name is Christopher Bala ... son of Sandraand Lawrence Bala ... Physics major with a 3.63 GPA ... a PSAC andEdinboro Scholar-Athlete ... involved in ROTC and is a residentassistant.

Chris Bala’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2000-01 4 9 0 0 0 0 0 DNC DNQ2001-02 redshirted2002-03 injured2003-04 19 12 0 0 2 0 1 DNC DNQCareer 23 21 0 0 2 0 1

Josh Yetzer 157SeniorMansfield, OH Madison HS

One of several wrestlers looking toreplace Eric Ring, who moves up to174 lbs., at 157 lbs... head coach TimFlynn feels his time has come after astrong summer ... highly-regardedrecruit several years ago who left theteam before returning last year ...brother of Edinboro wrestler NateYetzer.2003-04Had a 7-6 record , beginning the year at 149 lbs. before moving upto 157 lbs. ... had a pair of falls ... finished third at UB Open, hand-ing Gannon’s Larry Manno a 7-1 defeat in the consolation match.2000-01Posted a 9-8 record while competing at 149 lbs., finishing with apair of falls.High SchoolTwo-time Ohio state qualifier for coach Jim Speelman at MadisonHigh School ... Greco-Roman national runner-up ... was the TopGun Tournament champion at 135 lbs. as a senior posted a 141-20career record while starting all four years ... was a five-time freestyleNational Team member and also a five-time Greco-Roman NationalTeam member ... also started one season on the football team. PersonalBorn January 22, 1981 ... full name is Joshua P. Yetzer ... son of Jilland Matt Yetzer ... Speech Communications major.

Josh Yetzer’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2000-01 9 8 0 0 2 1 1 DNC DNQ2003-04 7 6 0 1 2 0 0 DNC DNQCareer 16 14 0 1 4 1 1


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Michael Ashby 157JuniorMentor, OH Mentor HS

Hard-working wrestler who has bat-tled injuries throughout his career ...is healthy now after a pair of ACLsurgeries and looks to compete fortime at 157 lbs... redshirted two yearsago after the original plan was forhim to redshirt in 2001-02, but wasthrown into the lineup at 149 lbs. dueto injuries. 2003-04Saw limited action, competing in two open tournaments at 149 lbs...ended the year with a 6-3 record.2002-03Redshirted while recovering from knee surgery.2001-02Assumed the starting role at 149 lbs. midway through the dualmeet season, ending the year with a 1-8 overall record and 0-5 induals … finished sixth at the PSAC Championships. High SchoolFinished fifth at the Ohio state championships at 145 lbs. as a seniorat Mentor High School ... posted a 38-8 record as a senior, winningthe sectional and district championships ... the 38 wins is the third-highest in a season ... finished with an 82-30 career mark, rankingfourth in career wins ... a three-year starter for the Cardinal.PersonalBorn March 29, 1982 ... full name is Michael Patrick Ashby ... son ofLu Ann and Mike Ashby ... Earth & Space Science SecondaryEducation major.

Michael Ashby’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2001-02 1 8 0 5 0 0 0 DNC DNQ2002-03 redshirted2003-04 6 3 0 0 0 0 2 DNC DNQCareer 7 11 0 5 0 0 2

Ron Doppelheuer 141JuniorConnellsville, PAConnellsville HS

2003 National Qualifier

Seasoned wrestler who had a toughcampaign a year ago, battling oneinjury after another ... the last was themost gruesome, as he was challeng-ing for second straight trip toNationals when he suffered a dislo-

cated elbow at EWL Tournament ... another wrestler who headcoach Tim Flynn feels has All-American abilities if he can stayhealthy and gain some consistency ... has settled in at 141 lbs. afterbeginning his career there, then moving to 149 lbs., then going backto 141 last year.2003-04Finished with 26-15 record while tying for team lead with 12 falls,the 10th-highest figure in school history ... missed time with a vari-ety of injuries, and saw his season come to an abrupt end due to adislocated elbow while competing in the EWL Tournament wrestle-backs against Bloomsburg’s Scott Heckman ... captured third placefor the second straight year at the PSAC Championships ... lost hissecond match to Clarion’s Frank Edgar, 4-1, then came back with apair of wins, including a 14-2 major decision over Mark Piermatteiof Bloomsburg in the third place match ... had an impressive show-ing at the Body Bar Invitation, finishing second ... lost title match toVirginia’s Scott Moore by fall, with Moore ending the year third atNationals ... took third place at EMU Open and was fourth at theSouthern Scuffle, dropping a tight 9-8 decision to Minnesota’sTommy Owen, an eventual national qualifier. 2002-03Finished with a 23-15 record with 6 falls as the regular at 149 lbs...lost two out of three matches at Nationals ... drew sixth seed CollinRobertson of Boise State in his opening match, dropping a 12-6 deci-sion ... was eliminated via a narrow 14-11 decision to Cal Poly’sMatt Cox ... finished fourth at the EWL Championships, losingtwice to Anthony Coleman of Cleveland State, the second time by a6-1 score in the third place match ... took third place at the PSACChampionships, defeating James Lavalle of Lock Haven, 10-7, in thethird place match ... competed at 141 lbs. in the first two events ofthe year, finishing first at the Eastern Michigan Open and second atthe Body Bar Invitational ... faced teammate Cory Ace in the cham-pionship bouts both times, defeating the returning All-American byfall at 2:12 and losing 6-2. 2001-02Redshirted … had a 10-5 record with 2 falls while competing inopen tournaments … captured first place in the Edinboro Open at141 lbs., besting Central Michigan's Derek Phillips by a 9-6 score …also took second place at the Cleveland State Open.


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High SchoolBecame the first wrestler ever at Connellsville High School to winback-to-back PIAA state championships, winning the 140 lb. title asa senior and the 125 lb. crown the previous year ... placed seventh at119 lbs. as a sophomore ... owned a 42-2 record as a senior with 23falls, after finishing 40-3 as a junior ... holds the school record forcareer wins with a 144-20 career mark ... had 76 career pins ... wasthe runner-up at the 2001 Beast of the East Tournament, and wasalso a three-time section and Tool City Tournament champion ... afour-year starter for the Falcons.PersonalBorn April 7, 1983 ... full name is Ronald Doppelheuer Jr. ... son ofCharlene and Ron Doppelheuer ... Sports Administration major.

Ron Doppelheuer’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2001-02 redshirted2002-03 23 15 6 6 6 2 3 4th DNP2003-04 26 15 7 6 12 0 2 DNP DNCCareer 49 30 13 12 18 2 5

Eric Ring 174JuniorGlassboro, NJ Washington Twp. HS

A wrestler who will hopefully thriveas he moves up to a more comfort-able weight at 174 lbs. after previous-ly competing at 157 lbs... has showedflashes of being a quality wrestler,along with disappointing periods,such as last year’s EWL Tournament.2003-04Finished the season with an 11-15record, losing his last four matches ... took fourth place at the PSACChampionships, losing to Lock Haven’s Charles Brenneman, 5-1, inthe consolation bout ... also placed fifth at the EMU Open and sixthat the Body Bar Invitational.2002-03Took over as the regular at 157 lbs. after Ryan Yates went downwith a knee injury and finished with a 13-11 record ... began theyear with a first place finish at the Eastern Michigan Open, edgingYates in the championship bout by a 2-1 score ... took fourth place atthe EWL Championships, losing to Justin Nestor of Pittsburgh inthe third place match ... placed sixth at the Body Bar Invitational.2001-02Redshirted … competed in open tournaments, posting a 13-8 recordwith 3 falls … took third place at the Edinboro Open, defeatingteammate Nate Yetzer in the consolation final by a 6-5 score.High SchoolA four-year starter at Washington Township High School for coachRich Flemming ... helped Minutemen to the South Jersey champi-onship as a senior ... placed third in the New Jersey state champi-onships as a senior and fourth as a junior ... was a three-time districtchampion and two-time regional champion … a member of the 100-Win Club and was the team MVP as a senior.

PersonalBorn November 8, 1982 ... full name is Eric Matthew Ring ... son ofJane and Greg Ring ... Secondary Education Social Studies major ...brother Mark is a freshman on UNC Greensboro wrestling team.

Eric Ring’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2001-02 redshirted2002-03 13 11 4 4 1 1 1 4th DNQ2003-04 11 15 3 6 2 0 1 DNP DNQCareer 24 26 7 10 3 1 2

Matt Chelsted 149SophomoreSaltsburg, PABlairsville-Saltsburg HS

Third-year sophomore who joinedthe program a year ago but saw lim-ited action due to injuries ...will bene-fit from a full year of training ifhealthy ... provides depth at 149 lbs.2003-04Served as a reserve at 149 lbs., end-ing the year with a 1-4 record.recorded first career win with a 4-2decision over Prescott Slee at the EMU Open.High SchoolWas a three-year starter for coach Scott Stuchal at Blairsville-Saltsburg High School ... also competed in track one season.PersonalBorn January 23, 1984 ... full name is Matthew Chelsted ... son ofRenee and Tim Chelsted ... Business Administration major with a3.03 GPA.


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Matt Chelsted’s Career StatisticsOverall DualsYear W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2003-04 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 DNC DNQ

Jim Gibson 184SophomoreHermitage, PAKennedy Catholic HS

Third-year sophomore who hasbounced between 184 and 197 lbs.,but will likely settle in at 184 lbs. thisyear and compete with DonaldWalker for the starting job ... was theregular at 197 lbs. for much of theseason a year ago before going downwith an injury and missing the last sixweeks of the season ... finished asrunnerup at PIAA state championships despite the fact KennedyCatholic High School dropped its wrestling program and he wasthe school's lone competitor.2003-04Compiled a 13-11 record while competing at 197 lbs... served as thestarter until late January ... placed fifth at Body Bar Invitational,defeating Cornell’s Jason Manross, 6-0, in the fifth place bout ...turned in a solid showing at the Southern Scuffle before being elimi-nated by Venroy July of North Carolina, an eventual national quali-fier, 3-1 in sudden victory. 2002-03Redshirted ... competed at 174 lbs. in several open tournaments,placing first at the JCC Open ... had a 7-9 record. High SchoolWas the only competitor for Kennedy Catholic High School in 2001-02, concluding his senior season with a 34-2 record … placed sec-ond in the Class AA championships at 160 lbs… was a two-timeSection III champion and won both the District and NorthwestRegional championships as a senior … during junior year, was sec-ond at Districts, third at Regionals, and eight at state championshipsat 152 lbs… concluded his career with a 104-37 record and wasnamed the 2002 Mercer County Wrestler of the Year.PersonalBorn July 28, 1984 … full name is James M. Gibson … son of Lisaand James Gibson … Health & Physical Education major ... fatherwrestled at Youngstown State.

Jim Gibson’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2002-03 redshirted2003-04 13 11 3 4 0 0 2 DNC DNQ

Matt Hill 157SophomoreFreedom, PAFreedom HS

One of several wrestlers who willhopefully blossom this year into con-sistent winners ... a third-year juniorwho will battle a host of wrestlers toreplace Deonte Penn at 149 lbs. orEric Ring at 157 lbs... hard-workingcompetitor who was able to gain agreat deal of mat experience a yearago after redshirting in 2002-03.2003-04Posted an 18-11 record with 2 technical falls and 4 major decisionswhile competing in open tournaments at 149 lbs... placed seventh atNittany Lion Open, winning four of six matches ... was 2-0 in dualmatches, reprsenting the Fighting Scots against Findlay and Ohio inthe Avalon Duals ... had a strong showing at the Body BarInvitational, winning four of six matches.2002-03Redshirted ... finished with a 16-9 record with 4 falls in open tourna-ments while competing at 149 lbs... captured first place at the JCCOpen, also finishing third at the Cleveland State Open and fifth atthe Edinboro Open ... defeated Adam Cunningham of CarnegieMellon by a 7-5 score in the Cleveland State Open third placematch.High SchoolWrestled for coach John Rosa at Freedom High School … finishedhis career with a 136-25 record, placing third in the PIAA Class AAchampionships as a senior and fourth as a junior at 145 lbs… a four-time Section champion and a two-time WPIAL champion … sethigh school record and Beaver County records for career wins afterfinishing 43-2 last year … won the 2002 Regional and District cham-pionships … earned eleven letters, also participating in baseball andfootball and earning all-conference honors in both … namedFreedom's Outstanding Wrestler in 2002 … competed in the DapperDan Classic.PersonalBorn October 27, 1983 … full name is Matthew John Hill … son ofEllen and John Hill … Criminal Justice major with a 3.15 GPA.

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Rick McLaughlin 141SophomoreWest Chester, PAWest Chester Henderson HS

Another of the talented youngwrestlers who enters his third seasonat Edinboro looking to make animpact ... missed a good portion ofthe 2003-04 season after suffering abroken leg ... has shown the ability tocompete at this level but must nowmake the total commitment ... couldfigure in the mix at 141 or 149 lbs.2003-04Had season cut short in late November after suffering a broken leg... competed in the EMU Open and Body Bar Invitational, placingfourth at the EMU Open at 141 lbs... lost to teammate RonDoppelheuer by an 11-4 count in third place match ... ended theyear with a 6-5 record at 141 lbs.2002-03Redshirted ... had a 15-12 record with 7 falls while competing inopen tournaments at 141 lbs... placed fourth at the Edinboro Open. High SchoolWas a PIAA qualifier as a senior at West Chester Henderson HighSchool under coach Glenn Koser, Tim Flynn's roommate at PennState … had a 33-6 record as a senior and was 108-34 in his career… a three-time Section IV champion and took third place in theSoutheast Regionals at 130 lbs. as a senior and fourth place as ajunior … was a two-time District I runner-up and a two-time All-State All-Academic selection.PersonalBorn July 22, 1984 … full name is Richard James McLaughlin III …son of Elizabeth and Richard McLaughlin Jr... Criminal Justicemajor with a minor in Spanish.

Rick McLaughlin’s Career StatisticsOverall DualsYear W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2002-03 redshirted2003-04 6 5 0 0 0 0 1 DNC DNQ

Zach Plerhoples 149SophomoreWilmington, DESalesianum HS

Third-year sophomore who looks tocompete with Josh Yetzer andMichael Ashby for the starting job at157 lbs... could also figure in the mixat 149 lbs... one of the hardest work-ing wrestlers on the team, now coach-ing staff looks for it to turn intoresults on the mat ... came back a yearago after undergoing shoulder

surgery during the summer.2003-04Competed at 149 lbs., finishing with a 12-10 record ... placed fifth atthe Edinboro Open thanks to a 3-1 win over Ryan Needle of OhioState ... went 3-2 at UB Open, and was eliminated by a narrow 1-0score to Buffalo’s Patrick Lloyd ... only one loss was by more thanthree points, and lost four matches by a point.2002-03Redshirted ... was 8-8 while competing in open tournaments at 149and 157 lbs.High SchoolCompeted for coach Cameron Davis at Salesianum High School,winning the 160 lbs. Delaware state championship as a senior …went 29-5 last year to bring his career record to 87-32 … a four-timestate qualifier and three-time Independent Schools TournamentConference champion … two-time team captain … placed fourth atthe U.S. Senior Open and Scholastic Duals at 150 lbs. in 2002 …wrestled in the Beast of the East all four years … named theOutstanding Wrestler at the West Chester(Pa.) East Tournament … atwo-time National qualifier in freestyle and greco-roman. PersonalBorn January 10, 1983 … full name is Zachary Andrew MoorePlerhoples … son of Nancy and George Plerhoples … Social StudiesSecondary Education major with a 3.07 GPA.

Zach Plerhoples’ Career StatisticsOverall Duals


Mike LaBella 197SophomoreMassapequa Park, NYMassapequa HS

Former New York state championwho showed plenty of promise latein the year after taking over as thestarter at 197 lbs... will battle severalwrestlers for the starting job ... madebig strides this summer, as well ...head coach Tim Flynn now looks forhim to become a consistent winner ...fits the mold of an Edinboro wrestler,one who works hard all year around.2003-04Took over as the regular at 197 lbs. in late January when Jim Gibsonwent down with an injury, and made the most of his opportunity ...advanced to the finals of the PSAC Championships before droppinga 3-2 decision to Bloomsburg’s Chad Hoare ... finished the year witha 16-15 record with a fall and 4 major decisions ... suffered a pair of3-1 losses at the EWL Tournament while being eliminated in threebouts ... posted one of Edinboro’s biggest wins of the year with a 6-2 upset of nationally-ranked Matt Daddino of West Virginia asEdinboro clinched the EWL dual meet title ... placed sixth at theNittany Lion Open, winning five of seven matches ... suffered a pairof narrow losses (3-2, 3-1) to North Carolina’s Venroy July, a nation-al qualifier, in the Southern Scuffle.



High SchoolFinished as the New York state champion as a senior at 189 lbs.,concluding his career with a 98-12 record ... was 43-1 as a senior,also winning the Nassau County championship ... was 27-3 in 2001-02 ... a two-time Nassau County champion and a two-time runner-up. won the gold medal in the 2002 Empire State Games in Greco-Roman and was the silver medalist in freestyle ... finished third atthe 2002 New York State Freestyle Championships ... during hishigh school career finished with 200 wins for high school/indepen-dent matches ... also a standout in football and lacrosse, serving as athree-year starter on football ... named a New York State ScholarAthlete PersonalBorn July 15, 1985 ... full name is Michael Anthony LaBella ... son ofDonna and Joe LaBella ... Health & Physical Education major with a3.20 GPA.

Mike LaBella’s Career StatisticsOverall Duals

Year W L W L Falls TF MD EWL NCAA2003-04 16 15 2 4 1 0 4 DNP DNQ

Jeremy Mosley 197Freshman (Redshirt)Jacksonville, FLUniversity Christian HS

Former Florida state champion whoredshirted a year ago while stillrecovering from knee surgery whichforced him to miss his senior year ...won state title as a sophomore ... atalented wrestler who must remainhealthy to compete for time at 197lbs... viewed by head coach TimFlynn as a wrestler with tremendousupside.2003-04Redshirted after undergoing knee surgery during the winter of hissenior year in high school ... competed in several open events at 197lbs., going 3-8 ... took third place at the SRU Open with a win overBrandon Scott of James Madison in the third place match. High SchoolFinished with a 92-29 career while wrestling for coach Dave Galyanat University Christian High School ... was the Florida state champi-on at 189 lbs. as a sophomore, then placed sixth as a junior ... namedto Florida Times Union Top Ten ... competed in both wrestling andfootball for the Christians.PersonalBorn January 26, 1985 ... full name is Jeremy George Mosley ... sonof Roslyn and Arthur Mosley ... undeclared major ... brotherChristopher played football at Washington & Jefferson.

Donald Walker 174SophomoreHeidelberg, GermanyHeidelberg American HS

Will likely battle for starting job at184 lbs., but also a possibility at 174lbs... head coach Tim Flynn feels he isa little bigger and stronger and iscurious to see how far he’s come.2003-04Competed in open tournaments at174 lbs., finishing with an 8-12 record... had 2 falls and a major decision.High SchoolAttended Heidelberg American High School in Germany, where hecompeted in wrestling, football and track ... was a two-time All-Europe choice in wrestling and also earned All-Europe honors infootball ... helped football team to the conference championship as asenior, registering 13 sacks at defensive end.PersonalBorn March 17, 1985 ... full name is Donald Alexander Walker ... sonof Lisa Lopez and Maj. Donald Walker ... Communications major ...father wrestled and played baseball at Edinboro in the ‘70’s, whileuncle, Danny Lopez, ran in the 1992 Olympic Games.

Jonathan J.T. Taylor 141SophomoreBoca Raton, FLCardinal Gibbons HS

An outstanding athlete who did notcompete a year ago but looks tomake an impact at 141 lbs. ... was afour-time Florida state champion,now the question is how quickly hecan shake off the mat rust.2003-04Was not eligible to wrestle, but didcompete independently at theEdinboro Open and Cleveland State Open, going 6-4 with a pair offalls and a win by major decision.High SchoolPosted an incredible 179-3 record at Cardinal Gibbons High School,winning Florida state championships all four years ... was namedthe Florida Wrestler of the Year as a senior after going 40-1 and win-ning the 130 lbs. title ... also named the Broward County Athlete ofthe Year ... later competed at Nationals, where he was 3-2, losing tothe eventual champion and third place finisher ... was a perfect 48-0both in 2001 and 2002, winning the 125 lb. championship as asophomore and the 130 lb. as a junior ... had a 43-2 record and wasthe 125 lb. champion in 2000 ... was rated 12th by InterMat at 130lbs. and was the fourth-best wrestler in Florida by InterMat. ... com-peted three seasons in track, and one in football and cross country.PersonalBorn August 25, 1984 ... full name is Jonathan Taylor ... son of Leslieand Warren Adams ... Sports Administration major.



Paul Burger 197FreshmanMentor, OHMentor HS

One of two outstanding recruits at197 lbs... also a top football recruit asa linebacker ... a player who couldmake a strong impact in both sports. High SchoolBecame Mentor High School’s firstAll-American after finishing fifth atthe NHSCA Nationals at 215 lbs... fin-ished with a 115-27 record for coachKen Skilton ... finished third at the 2004 Ohio Division I StateChampionships at 215 lbs... concluded senior season with a 46-4record, breaking his own school record for wins set the previousyear ... Mentor finished 20-2 and was seventh in the state ... wasnamed the Lake Erie League Lake Division Wrestler of the Year, andwas a Cleveland Plain Dealer and Willoughby News-Herald first teamall-star selection … named team MVP for second straight year as asenior ... went 45-9 as a junior, placing fifth at the state tournamentand second at AAU Nationals at 215 lbs… team was undefeated at19-0 and finished 11th in the state ... earned first team All-Lake ErieLeague honors ... was 24-14 as a sophomore … also a first team All-Ohio choice in football at linebacker, helping the Cardinal to a 12-1record, losing in the regional final ... led team in tackles with 136,and was a Willoughby News-Herald first team All-Star and theNortheast District Co-Defensive Player of the Year ... was namedthe Cleveland Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Year ... had123 tackles as a junior as Cardinal were 11-2, once again losing inregional final ... earned first team All-LEL honors. PersonalBorn September 20, 1985 ... full name is Paul Burger ... son of Maryand Larry Burger ... Marketing major.

Koel Davia Hwt.FreshmanBethesda, OHUnion Local HS

Freshman with a bright future whowill serve as the backup to JoeHennis ... the heavyweight of thefuture, head coach Tim Flynn feelshe’ll grow a great deal given thestructure of Edinboro’s program.High SchoolBecame just the second heavyweightever in Ohio to win three state cham-pionships after capturing the Ohio State Championship in DivisionIII as a senior … finished senior year with a 49-2 record, settingschool record for wins … was named the 2004 OVAC Wrestler ofthe Year and the Eastern District Wrestler of the Year ... also holdscareer record for wins with a 167-27 record, along with the schoolrecords for career falls (101) and season falls (28) … the 167 winsranks eighth all-time in Ohio for all divisions, and the 101 fallsranks eighth … also won state titles as a junior (46-3) and sopho-

more (44-7) … had a 28-15 record as a freshman ... was 2003 OVACchampion … rated 99th on InterMat's Top 200 Recruits ... placed inthe district tournament all four years ... was a three-year lettermanin football and track, named the 2002 Defensive Lineman of theYear ... holds school record in the discus.PersonalBorn October 16, 1985 ... full name is Koel Robert Davia ... son ofKristen and Joel Davia ... Education/Special Education major ...father wrestled at West Virginia.

Joe Fendone 197FreshmanSalem, NHCentral Catholic HS

Three-time Massachusetts statechampion who joins Paul Burger as ahighly-regarded 197 lb. recruit, giv-ing the Fighting Scots a stable ofyoung wrestlers at that weight ...may redshirt this year, but has theability to be the next great wrestlerfor Edinboro at 197 lbs. High SchoolCaptured three Massachusetts state championships at 215 lbs. whilecompeting for coach Dennis King at Central Catholic High School ...set school record with a 176-6 career record and had 120 falls, also aschool record … twice named the Boston Globe Wrestler of the Yearand was a four-time All-State and Boston Herald All-State team selec-tion ... a four-time Merrimack Valley Conference all-stater and wasnamed the Wrestler of the Year twice … posted first undefeatedrecord in school history as a senior (36-0) … was 47-1 as a junior, 48-2 as a sophomore and 46-3 as a freshman when he competed at 189lbs… finished as state runnerup as a freshman … first wrestler towin four Massachusetts All-State titles and only the second wrestlerto win three New England Tournament titles … rated sixth byInterMat at 215 lbs. and 69th on list of Top 200 Recruits … ratedseventh by Amateur Wrestling News ... an all-conference choice infootball as a fullback and linebacker, rushing for 980 yards on 115carries ... named the Central Catholic Male Athlete of the Year.PersonalBorn September 8, 1985 ... full name is Joseph William Fendone ...son of Debbie and Joseph Fendone ... Secondary Education major.

Hayden Harrison 157FreshmanMcKean, PAGeneral McLane HS

A freshman who will compete fortime quickly at 157 lbs... hails fromEdinboro’s backyard -- GeneralMcLane High School ... though just afreshman, has already impressedhead coach Tim Flynn with his workethic ... could be one of the surprisesof a talented recruiting class.




High SchoolTwo-time state qualifier who completed a brilliant career at GeneralMcLane High School with a fifth place finish at 152 lbs. at the PIAAState Championships ... finished senior year with a 41-3 record, set-ting a school record for wins while recording 24 falls ... one of onlythree wrestlers ever at General McLane High School to win threeDistrict 10 titles, winning at 135 lbs. as a sophomore, 140 lbs. as ajunior and 152 lbs. as a senior ... also was Northwest Region cham-pion as a senior ... earned honorable mention PWCA Academic All-State recognition ... concluded career with a 135-24 record, a schoolrecord for wins, and also holds school record for falls (67) ... had a36-3 record with 23 falls at 140 lbs. as a junior, but was denied a tripto states due to the flu at regionals ... had a 29-7 record with 11 fallsas a sophomore while competing at 135 lbs., finishing second atregionals and making first appearance at states ... twice named theteam’s Outstanding Wrestler ... won the 152 lb. Elite Division title atthe 2004 Folkstyle Nationals Tournament. PersonalBorn May 25, 1986 ... full name is Hayden Forrest Harrison ... son ofKathy and Dan Harrison ... undeclared major ... brother Hadley is ajunior on the General McLane wrestling team.

Rusty Hunt 141FreshmanSomerset, NJFranklin Township HS

Expected to provide the FightingScots with depth at 141 lbs... one of anumber of young wrestlers whocould redshirt, but another talentedgrappler for the future.High SchoolWrestled for coach Chris McEvoy atFranklin Township High school, com-pleting his senior year with a 24-3record with 11 falls while competing at 135 lbs… had an 88-18career ledger … won District 18 championship as a junior at 125lbs., when he was 21-3, and was third place finisher as a freshmanand sophomore ... was a two-year starter in football and baseball, aswell. PersonalBorn September 6, 1986 ... full name is Rusty Hunt ... son of KathyHunt ... undeclared major.

Seth McAlister 141Freshman South Paris, MEOxford Hills HS

A two-time state champion fromMaine who will compete for time at141 lbs... could very well redshirt thisseason, but a wrestler who bearswatching in the future.High SchoolWas named Maine’s Class AOutstanding Wrestler after winning

his second state championship as a senior for Oxford Hills HighSchool and coach Mark Dolloff ... competed at 140 lbs., posting a 48-2 record ... concluded career with a 154-9 record and 90 falls ... as ajunior was 34-1, with the lone loss coming in the state title match at130 lbs., and went 39-3 as a sophomore at 125 lbs... finished lowerthan third at states all four years, with a third place finish as asophomore and a state title as a freshman, when he had a 33-3record at 103 lbs... a three-time regional champion ... was the 2003Maine Freestyle champion. PersonalBorn April 10, 1986 ... full name is Seth Alan McAlister ... son ofTanya and Richard McAlister ... Business Administration major.

Ryan Morgan 141FreshmanZanesville, OHColumbus DeSales HS

A promising newcomer who couldredshirt this season after undergoingknee surgery in August ... one of sev-eral freshmen brought in at 141 lbs...has a bright future once fully healthy.PersonalWas the Division II Ohio state cham-pion at 140 lbs., concluding his seniorseason at Columbus DeSales HighSchool with a 48-1 record ... named the Central Ohio Wrestler of theYear and was the Columbus Dispatch Wrestler of the Year ... helpedteam to sixth place finish at state championships, after a secondplace finish in 2003 and fourth place in 2002 … a three-time statequalifier who placed fourth at 135 lbs. as a junior with a 43-8 record… qualified for states as a sophomore at 119 lbs., finishing with 28-12 record … wrestled at Tri-Valley High School as a freshman, regis-tering a 42-5 record and being named the Most Valuable Wrestler …ended career with 161-26 record … rated eighth at 140 lbs. by W.I.N.Magazine … an honorable mention Wrestling USA High School All-American ... member of Ohio Junior Olympic Teams and Ohio All-Star Wrestling Team.PersonalBorn June 18, 1985 ... full name is Ryan Scott Morgan ... son of JudyMorgan ... Health & Physical Education major.

Phil Moricone 174FreshmanDerry, NHPinkerton HS

A three-time New Hampshire statechampion who is one of the jewels ofthe 2004 recruiting class ... expectedto battle Eric Ring for the starting jobat 174 lbs., but could also be redshirt-ed if he doesn’t emerge as the starter... very serious about wrestling andhas a strong work ethic. High SchoolWon three New Hampshire state championships while wrestling



for coach Ken Najem at Pinkerton Academy ... won the 171 lb.crown as a senior, with 53-2 record ... was named the Lawrence EagleTribune Wrestler of the Year and won the New HampshireSportsmanship Award ... won 160 lb. championship as a junior witha 39-2 record, and was the 152 lb. winner as a sophomore, going 49-1 … went 33-5 at 130 lbs. as a freshman … had 174-10 career recordwith school record for falls … won two New England Tournamentchampionships, as a senior and sophomore, and finished third as ajunior … went 3-2 at Nationals, reaching quarterfinals … rated sixthat 171 lbs. by InterMat and 190th in its Top 200 Recruits.PersonalBorn July 26, 1985 ... full name is Philip T. Moricone ... son of Maryand Philip Moricone ... undeclared major ... father wrestled atSouthern Connecticut from 1974-76.

Jay Morrison 149FreshmanWhitehall, PAWhitehall HS

Another freshman with an outstand-ing pedigree, hailing from one of thetop programs in Pennsylvania ... ablue-chip recruit who could redshirtthis season but definitely will makenoise in the future at 149 lbs.High SchoolA three-time PIAA placewinner whilewrestling for coach Tim Cunninghamat Whitehall High School ... had 140-30 career record, going 36-7 as asenior … was second at the PIAA state championships, winningDistrict and Regional titles … was third at the state championshipsas a sophomore and junior … had a 41-4 record as a junior and 35-8ledger as a sophomore … went 28-11 as a freshman … also wonDistrict and Regional crowns as a junior, and was named the DistrictXI Outstanding Wrestler … was named the Outstanding Wrestler atthe Class AAA District XI Tournament as a junior ... finished secondat regionals and third at districts as a sophomore ... rated seventh byW.I.N. Magazine at 140 lbs. and an honorable mention choice byInterMat … rated 119th on InterMat's Top 200 Recruits.PersonalBorn June 13, 1986 ... full name is Jay Matthew Morrison ... son of Julieand Kurt Morrison ... Criminal Justice major, minor in Psychology.

Mohamed Osman 157FreshmanRocky Hill, CTRocky Hill HS

Former Connecticut state championwho will compete at 157 lbs.High SchoolA three-year starter for coach MarcoTirillo at Rocky Hill High School ...the Class 5 state champion as a senior... also competed in track and crosscountry, earning all-conference honorsin cross country.

PersonalBorn March 27, 1986 ... full name is Mohamed Osman ... son ofMarian Jama and Osman Osman ... Accounting major.

Greg Sill 125FreshmanBethel Park, PABethel Park HS

Looks to be the starter at 125 lbs. asseason begins ... head coach TimFlynn would like to see him get big-ger and stronger.High SchoolWrestled at Bethel Park High School,where he was a three-year starter ...recipient of the Coaches PlayerAward three times.PersonalBorn January 4, 1985 ... full name is Gregory Sill ... son of Amy Silland Robert Sill ... Health & Physical Education major.

Pat Wayne 133FreshmanLowell, MALowell HS

Freshman who looks to back upShawn Bunch at 133 lbs.High SchoolCaptured the Massachusetts statechampionship at 125 lbs. as a seniorat Lowell High School, where hewrestled for former Fighting Scot TimO’Keefe ... aslo finished third at NewEngland Tournament … did not com-pete as a junior, but as a sophomore was third at the state champi-onships ... finished with a career record of 121-13 ... helped Lowell toteam state championship in 2002 and 2004 ... was a two-time LowellSun All-Star and MVC Conference All-Star, and a Boston Herald andBoston Globe All-Scholastic choice. PersonalBorn April 24, 1986 ... full name is Patrick Wayne ... son of Millie andGerald Wayne ... Health & Physical Education major.


2003-04 Season in Review

The year began with head coach Tim Flynn challenging ayoung team to take the next step. Faced with many pitfalls alongthe way, the Fighting Scots persevered and enjoyed anothersuccessful postseason run. Edinboro ran off six straightwins to end the dual meet season with a 10-3 record. Moreimportantly, the Fighting Scots won all seven of theirEastern Wrestling League matches to snap West Virginia'stwo-year reign as the regular season champion. Two weekslater Edinboro rallied from six points down entering thefinal day of competition to tie the Mountaineers for the EWLTournament title, marking the sixth time in seven years theFighting Scots were crowned champions.

Edinboro also continued its reign as the best in thePennsylvania State Athletic Conference, winning the leaguechampionship for the sixth time in seven years, as well.

Six wrestlers headed to St. Louis to compete at theNCAA Division I National Championships. While four ofEdinboro's grapplers lasted no more than three matches, thetwo who remained went all the way to the final day, as MattKing earned All-American honors for the second time with athird place finish at 165 lbs., and a battered Nate Yetzer tooka place on the stand after finishing eighth at 174 lbs. For thesecond straight year Edinboro finished 24th at Nationals.

Three Win Crowns as Scots PlaceSecond at Body Bar InvitationalEdinboro placed second at the Body Bar Invitational, hosted byCornell University. Three Fighting Scots finished first, includingMatt King at 165 lbs. The senior won all four of his matches to pushhis career win total to 101 wins, just the 14th Fighting Scot to reach100 career wins. Nate Yetzer and Joe Hennis came away with titlesat 174 lbs. and heavyweight, respectively. Edinboro also took hometwo second places, two fourths, two fifths and three sixths as a totalof 12 wrestlers were place-winners.

King Places First at Las Vegas Invitational Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational. King remained undefeated with a17-0 record after winning all five of his matches, including a 3-2 winover Michigan's Pat Owen in the title bout. Nate Yetzer won five ofsix matches to capture third place at 174 lbs. Yetzer's lone loss wasan 8-4 decision to third-ranked Ryan Lange of Purdue, but he wouldlater upset eighth-ranked Pete Friedl of Illinois, 7-5.

Edinboro Claims Third Place atSouthern ScuffleThere's nothing wrong with finishing behind the likes of Missouriand Minnesota. Those two teams finished one-two at the UNCGreensboro Southern Scuffle, but Edinboro outdistanced 21 otherteams to capture third place at the two-day event. Seven Edinborowrestlers placed, led by Jacob Gray and Nate Yetzer, who finishedsecond at 125 lbs. and 174 lbs., respectively. Gray lost in the final toMinnesota's Bobbe Lowe, 5-2, while Yetzer was a 14-6 loser toMissouri's Ben Askren. Matt King saw his string of 21 straight winscome to an end with a 3-2 loss to Virginia Tech's Chris Stith in thesemifinals, but he came back to hand Minnesota's Jacob Volkmann a7-4 defeat in the third place match.

Arizona State, Wyoming Defeat Scotsat Virginia DualsThe 16-team field at the Virginia Duals included six nationally-ranked teams, including the Fighting Scots. Edinboro's stay wasshort, however, as it disposed of Old Dominion, 42-6, but then lostto 10th-ranked Arizona State, 21-16, and was eliminated thanks to a23-16 loss to Wyoming. The Scots could never overcome a forfeit at

125 lbs. against Arizona State, as Jacob Gray moved up to 133 lbs.Edinboro trailed Wyoming by one point, 17-16, heading into theheavyweight bout, but Dusty Hoffschneider pinned Joe Hennis.

Edinboro Wins Third Straight PSACChampionshipThe Fighting Scots made it three straight PSAC Championships andsix in seven years with a convincing win as the host school.Edinboro totaled 140.5 points to easily outdistance second placeLock Haven (118 points). Seven Fighting Scots competed in cham-pionship matches, with five winning titles, one shy of the schoolrecord. Matt King joined a select few by winning his third title at165 lbs. Jacob Gray (133 lbs.) and Alex Clemsen (184 lbs.) won theirsecond PSAC crowns. Nate Yetzer (174 lbs.) and Joe Hennis (hwt.)completed Edinboro's contingent of champions.

King Falls to Tyrone Lewis at NWCAAll-Star ClassicMatt King saw his ten-match winning streak come to an end whilecompeting in the NWCA All-Star Classic in Cedar Falls, Iowa. King,ranked third at 165 lbs., faced second-ranked and undefeatedTyrone Lewis of Oklahoma State. Lewis scored the lone takedownin the match and made it stand for a 3-2 win.

Scots Defeat Pittsburgh, West Virginiafor Undefeated EWL SeasonFacing EWL rivals Pittsburgh and West Virginia on back-to-backevenings is no small task, but with the EWL regular season crown atstake, Edinboro defeated both teams. After posting a 21-13 win atPittsburgh, the Fighting Scots returned to the mats the next nightand upset the 19th-ranked Mountaineers, 25-13. The win endedWest Virginia's two-year reign as EWL regular season champion andsnapped its 19-match EWL winning streak. Trailing 10-7, Edinbororan off wins in four of the final five matches at Pittsburgh, includingmajor decisions by Matt King at 165 lbs. and Nate Yetzer at 174 lbs.The pivotal bout against WVU came at 197 lbs., as freshman MikeLaBella came up with the biggest win of his young career with a 6-2triumph over 16th-ranked Matt Daddino. Edinboro again ran offwins in four of the final five matches.

Edinboro, West Virginia Share EWLTournament TitleEdinboro and West Virginia finished in a tie for first place at theEWL Tournament at Bloomsburg, Edinboro entered the final ses-

Overall Record: 10-3EWL Record: 7-0

Date Opponent Result Score Overall EWLNovember 15 FINDLAY* W 26-13 1-0 0-0

OHIO* W 23-10 2-0 0-0PURDUE* L 16-18 2-1 0-0

December 17 at Cleveland State W 24-15 3-1 1-0January 9 vs. Old Dominion# W 42-6 4-1 1-0

vs. Arizona State# L 16-21 4-2 1-0January 10 vs. Wyoming# L 16-23 4-3 1-0January 23 at Lock Haven W 23-12 5-3 2-0January 24 at Clarion W 24-13 6-3 3-0February 6 BLOOMSBURG W 28-16 7-3 4-0February 13 VIRGINIA TECH W 43-0 8-3 5-0February 19 at Pittsburgh W 21-13 9-3 6-0February 20 WEST VIRGINIA W 25-13 10-3 6-0

* AVALON DUALS # at Cliff Keen/NWCA National Duals

Two All-Americans, Titles in EWL and PSAC Tournaments,Continue Edinboro’s Run as Elite Eastern Program


2003-04 Season in Review

TournamentsEastern Michigan Open

November 1 -- No Team ScoresChampion: Matt King (165), Nate Yetzer(174), Alex Clemsen (184). 2nd Place:Cory. 3rd Place: Jacob Gray (125), RonDoppelheuer (141), Deonte Penn (149),Ryan Yates (157), Joe Hennis (Hwt.). 4thPlace: Rick McLaughlin (141). 5th Place:Eric Ring (157), Shane Mihalko (Hwt.).

Body Bar InvitationalNovember 22 -- 2nd out of 11 teamsChampion: Matt King (165), Nate Yetzer(174), Joe Hennis (Hwt.). 2nd Place: JacobGray (125), Ron Doppelheuer (141). 5thPlace: Deonte Penn (149), Jim Gibson(197), Shane Mihalko (Hwt.). 6th Place:Louie Vigliotti (133), Eric Ring (157).

Slippery Rock OpenNovember 22 -- No Team Scores

3rd Place: Jeremy Mosley (197).

Las Vegas InvitationalDecember 5-6 -- 10th out of 43 teamsChampion: Matt King (165). 3rd Place:Nate Yetzer (174).

Nittany Lion OpenDecember 7 -- No Team Scores

6th Place: Mike LaBella (197). 7th Place:Matt Hill (149).

Southern ScuffleDecember 27-28 -- 3rd out of 23

teams 2nd Place: Jacob Gray (125), Nate Yetzer(174). 3rd Place: Matt King (165), AlexClemsen (184). 4th Place: RonDoppelheuer (141), Joe Hennis (Hwt.). 6thPlace: Deonte Penn (149).

PSAC ChampionshipsJanuary 30-31 -- 1st out of 9 teamsChampion: Jacob Gray (133), Matt King(165), Nate Yetzer (174), Alex Clemsen(184), Joe Hennis (Hwt.). 2nd Place:Deonte Penn (149), Mike LaBella (197). 3rdPlace: Ron Doppelheuer (141). 4th Place:Eric Ring (157).

Edinboro OpenFebruary 21 -- No Team Scores

5th Place: Shawn Bunch (133), ZachPlerhoples (149).

EWL ChampionshipsMarch 6-7 -- T1st out of 8 teams

Champion: Jacob Gray (133), Deonte Penn(149), Matt King (165), Nate Yetzer (164).2nd Place: Alex Clemsen (184), Joe Hennis(Hwt).

NCAA ChampionshipsMarch 18-20 -- 24th out of 72 teams3rd Place: Matt King (165). 8th Place:Nate Yetzer (184).

Individual Records

‘03-04 ‘03-04 Career ‘03-04 ‘03-04 ‘03-04Wrestler Weight Record Dual Rec. Record Falls Mterm Major Dec

Chris Pruden 125 7-18 1-6 7-18 0 0 0Nate Mumbulo 125 3-2 ---- 15-11 3 0 0Donnie Geibel 125 1-8 ---- 1-8 0 0 0Tim Boe 125 0-7 ---- 0-7 0 0 0Jacob Gray 125/133 32-9 11-2 79-44 2 5 5Shawn Bunch* 133 11-3 ---- 52-20 1 0 3Louie Vigliotti 133 8-8 2-2 8-8 1 0 1Ron Doppelheuer 141 26-15 7-6 49-30 12 0 2Rick McLaughlin 141 6-5 ---- 6-5 0 0 1Tony Dipietro 141 1-3 ---- 1-3 0 0 0Deonte Penn 149 27-13 9-2 44-28 12 0 1Matt Hill 149 18-11 2-0 18-11 0 2 4Zach Plerhoples 149 12-10 ---- 12-10 1 0 1Michael Ashby 149 6-3 ---- 7-11 0 0 2Andrew Jordan 149 2-4 ---- 2-4 0 0 0Matt Chelsted* 149 1-4 ---- --- 0 0 0Josh Yetzer 149/157 7-6 0-1 16-14 2 0 0Eric Ring 157 11-15 3-6 24-26 2 0 1Ryan Yates 157 12-14 0-4 31-25 0 0 1Matt King 165 43-3 13-0 132-23 10 4 12Chris Bala 165 19-12 ---- 23-21 2 0 1Nate Yetzer 174 37-6 11-1 64-26 0 8 10Justin Schutte 174/184 2-10 ---- 2-10 1 0 0Donald Walker 174 8-12 ---- 8-12 2 0 1Alex Clemsen 184 22-6 8-2 50-21 0 1 10Dan Watts 184 1-7 ---- 1-7 0 0 0Jim Gibson 184/197 13-11 3-4 13-11 0 0 2Mike LaBella 197 16-15 2-4 16-15 1 0 4Jeremy Mosley* 197 3-8 ---- --- 0 0 0David Bubar 197 0-4 ---- 0-11 0 0 0Joe Hennis HWT 27-12 9-4 48-25 8 0 4Shane Mihalko HWT 10-3 ---- 10-3 1 0 1* redshirted

sion trailing by six points and in thirdplace. The Fighting Scots rallied behind arecord-tying four champions out of sixwrestlers in the finals. The two teams fin-ished with 99.5 points. Jacob Gray beganEdinboro’s comeback with a 2-0 upset oftop-seeded and 11th-ranked DavidHoffman of Virginia Tech at 133 lbs.Deonte Penn was up next at 149 lbs., andrallied for a 6-5 win over Pittsburgh's MattKocher thanks to a reversal with 40 sec-onds left. Matt King further avenged aregular season loss with an impressive 4-1win over Virginia Tech's Chris Stith in the165 lb. title match, giving King his secondEWL crown. Nate Yetzer followed with a2-0 decision over Pittsburgh's FrancisIorfido to win the 174 lb. title. AlexClemsen lost a 7-3 decision to top-rankedGreg Jones of West Virginia at 184 lbs., butEdinboro had one last chance for the out-right title at heavyweight. Joe Hennis lostto Cleveland State's Russ Davie, rankedninth, to forge the tie.

King, Yetzer Earn All-American HonorsEdinboro finished 24th at the NCAADivision I National Championships for thesecond straight year, with a pair of

wrestlers earning All-American honors inSt. Louis. Matt King picked up his secondAll-American certificate with a third placefinish. The number three seed, he narrow-ly missed a shot at the national champi-onship, falling by a 4-2 decision to second-seeded Troy Letters of Lehigh in the semifi-nals. An 8-0 win over Central Michigan'sDavid Bolyard put King in the third placematch against a familiar foe. Minnesota'sJacob Volkmann had posted a 6-0 win overKing in last year's third place match, butKing bested the Gopher earlier in the yearin the Southern Scuffle. In the rubbermatch, it was King registered a takedownwith 18 seconds remaining for a 5-4 win toend the year with a 43-3 record. NateYetzer battled his way to an eighth placefinish at 174 lbs. A loser in the quarterfi-nals by a 3-2 decision to second-seededTyler Nixt of Iowa, Yetzer needed a winover Mitch Hancock of Central Michiganto earn All-American honors. Two thirdperiod takedowns produced an 8-3 win. Abattered Yetzer would lose to Lehigh's BradDillon (7-4) and Illinois' Pete Friedl, 8-2, inhis final two matches, but still come awaywith All-American honors for the firsttime.


#21 Edinboro 26,Findlay 13McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PANovember 15, 2003

125 Jacob Gray (EU) dec. Andy Uhl (F), 8-7 133 Jack Scott (F) dec. Louie Vigliotti (EU), 5-4 141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) maj. dec. Joey

Simcoe (F), 6-1149 Matt Hill (EU) dec. Adam Morris (F), 14-2 157 Waylon Lowe (F) dec. Ryan Yates (EU), 3-1

ot 165 Matt King (EUP) fall over Joe Patterson

(F), 6:18 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) maj. dec. Jeff Ostolhoff

(F), 14-1 184 Kris Klepacz (F) maj. dec. Dan Watts (EU),

8-0197 Clint Salisbury (F) maj. dec. Mike LaBella

(EU), 12-0 Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) fall over Brett Boggs (F),

1:50 Edinboro 1-0, Findlay 0-1* point deducted for unsportsmanlike conduct

#21 Edinboro 23,Ohio 10McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PANovember 15, 2003

125 Jacob Gray (EU) maj. dec. Matt Smith (OU), 10-0

133 Louie Vigliotti (EU) dec. Jim Fowler (OU), 5-4

141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) dec. Aaron Gromoll (OU), 7-2

149 Matt Hill (EU) dec. Mike Allen (OU), 6-2

157 Jake Percival (OU) dec. Eric Ring (EU), 5-1 165 Matt King (EU) maj. dec. Tony DeAnna

(OU), 14-3 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) dec. Ed Willis (OU), 11-4 184 Travis Smith (OU) maj. dec. Dan Watts

(EU), 11-2 197 Jim Gibson (EU) dec. Marcus Adelman

(OU), 5-2 Hwt Jeremiah Beltran (OU) dec. Joe Hennis

(EU), 3-2 Edinboro 2-0, Ohio 0-2

#19 Purdue 18,#21 Edinboro 16McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PANovember 15, 2003

125 Jacob Gray (EU) dec. Sean Schmaltz (PU), 6-0

133 Louie Vigliotti (EU) dec. Chase Beebe (PU), 6-2

141 Doug Withstandley (PU) dec. Ron Doppelheuer (EU), 6-3

149 Deonte Penn (EU) fall over Dan Jamkowski (PU), 2:26

157 Brad Harper (PU) dec. Ryan Yates (EU), 4-0

165 Matt King (EU) maj. dec. Mark Groski (PU), 19-6

174 Ryan Lange (PU) dec. Nate Yetzer (EU), 12-10

184 Ben Wissel (PU) dec. Dan Watts (EU), 8-2 197 Barry Jackson (PU) dec. Jim Gibson (EU),

5-2 Hwt Israel Blevins (PU) dec. Joe Hennis (EU),

9-3 Edinboro 2-1, Purdue 3-0

#22 Edinboro 24,Cleveland State 15Woodling GymnasiumCleveland, OHDecember 17, 2003

197 Joe Phillips (CSU) dec. Jim Gibson (EU), 9-4

Hwt Russ Davie (CSU) dec. Joe Hennis (EU), 3-0

125 Jacob Gray (EU) dec. Kevin Linich (CSU), 8-2

133 DeAngelo Penn (CSU) dec. Louie Vigliotti (EU), 7-5

141 Anthony Coleman (CSU) dec. Ron Doppelheuer (EU), 6-2

149 Deonte Penn (EU) fall over Matt DePolo (CSU), 6:17

157 Jason Effner (CSU) dec. Ryan Yates (EU), 4-3

165 Matt King (EU) fall over Matt Klinger (CSU), 1:25

174 Nate Yetzer (EU) won by forfeit184 Alex Clemsen (EU) dec. Ron Howard

(CSU), 8-4 Edinboro 3-1, 1-0 EWL; Cleveland State 4-1, 0-1 EWL

#22 Edinboro 42,Old Dominion 6Virginia DualsHampton, VAJanuary 9, 2004

125 Jared Smith (ODU) won by forfeit 133 Jacob Gray (EU) tech. fall Bill Hayduk

(ODU), 15-0, 5:47 141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) fall over Jason

Earnhardt (ODU), 4:00 149 Deonte Penn (EU) fall over Dennis Whitby

(ODU), 4:25 157 Eric Ring (EU) fall over David Golt (ODU),

3:39 165 Matt King (EU) fall over John Adams

(ODU), 5:57 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) maj. dec. Matt Ulrey

(ODU), 14-4184 Alex Clemsen (EU) dec. Adam Wright

(ODU), 8-3 197 Jim Gibson (EU) dec. Robert Valentine

(ODU), 5-0 Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) dec. Derrell Lorthridge

(ODU), 4-1 Edinboro 4-1, Old Dominion 2-2

#10 Arizona St. 21,#22 Edinboro 16Virginia DualsHampton, VAJanuary 9, 2004

125 Christian Staylo (ASU) won by forfeit 133 Mike Simpson (ASU) tech. fall Jacob Gray

(EU), 16-1, 7:00 141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) dec. Jeremy

Mendoza (ASU), 6-5 149 Patrick Williams (ASU) maj. dec.Deonte

Penn (EU), 12-3 157 Eric Ring (EU) dec. Brian Stith (ASU), 1-0 165 Matt King (EU) tech. fall Jamie Robbins

(ASU), 23-8, 7:00 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) dec. Rick Renzi (ASU),

8-3184 Nick Frost (ASU) dec. Alex Clemsen (EU),

9-8 197 Ryan Bader (ASU) dec. Jim Gibson (EU),

7-1 Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) dec. Clifford Starks

(ASU), 7-2 Edinboro 4-2, Arizona State 4-1

Wyoming 23,#22 Edinboro 16Virginia DualsHampton, VAJanuary 9, 2004

125 Bryce Leonhardt (UW) maj. dec. Chris Pruden (EU), 17-4

133 Tyson Shatto (UW) dec. Jacob Gray (EU), 4-1

141 Blake Gunter (UW) maj. dec. Ron Doppelheuer (EU), 8-0

149 Deonte Penn (EU) dec. Patrick Shuler (UW), 7-3

157 Andrew Shuler (UW) dec. Eric Ring (EU), 6-2165 Matt King (EU) maj. dec. Trevor Murray

(UW), 19-7

2003-04 Dual Meet Results

Tim Flynn has posted a 73-26-2 record in dualmatches in seven seasons.


174 Nate Yetzer (EU) tech. fall Josh Prevost (UW), 18-1, 7:00

184 Alex Clemsen (EU) maj. dec. Sam Wendland (UW), 11-2

197 Malcolm Havens (UW) dec. Jim Gibson (EU), 10-5

Hwt Dusty Hoffschneider (UW) fall over Joe Hennis (EU), 4:49

Edinboro 4-3, Wyoming 3-2

#25 Edinboro 23,Lock Haven 12Thomas Field HouseLock Haven, PAJanuary 23, 2004

125 Jim Collins (LHU) fall over Chris Pruden (EU), 1:32

133 Jacob Gray (EU) dec. Dave Predko (LHU), 6-0

141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) dec. Ian McGoldrick (LHU), 5-2

149 Mike Maney (LHU) dec. Deonte Penn (EU), 6-1

157 Charlie Brenneman (LHU) dec. Eric Ring (EU), 5-1

165 Matt King (EU) maj. dec. Jason Gilligan (LHU), 12-3

174 Nate Yetzer (EU) dec. Dan Riggs (LHU), 19-13

184 Alex Clemsen (EU) maj. dec. Mike Greenberg (LHU), 13-5

197 Jim Gibson (EU) dec. Carlos Ponce (LHU),6-0

Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) dec. Steve Itterly (LHU), 6-2

Edinboro 5-3, 2-0 EWL; Lock Haven 3-5, 0-2 EWL

#25 Edinboro 24,Clarion 13Tippin GymnasiumClarion, PAJanuary 24, 2004

125 Peter Derstine (CU) maj. dec. Chris Pruden(EU), 10-2

133 Jacob Gray (EU) dec. Doug Surra (CU), 4-2141 Frank Edgar (CU) dec. Ron Doppelheuer

(EU), 5-1 149 Deonte Penn (EU) fall over T.J. McCance

(CU), 1:15 157 Chris Horning (CU) dec. Eric Ring (EU),

3-1 165 Matt King (EU) dec. Jeremy Reitz (CU), 6-1 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) maj. dec. Aaron Wright

(CU)), 13-4 184 Alex Clemsen (EU) maj. dec. Marcus Surin

(CU), 14-5 197 Kyle Cathcart (CU) dec. Mike LaBella

(EU), 4-1 Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) maj. dec. Charlie Cilinski

(CU), 18-6 Edinboro 6-3, 2-0 EWL;Clarion 2-5, 0-2 EWL

#23 Edinboro 28,Bloomsburg 16McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PAFebruary 6, 2004

125 Brian Sellers (BU) dec. Chris Pruden (EU), 3-1

133 Jacob Gray (EU) maj. dec. Bryan Hart (BU), 14-0

141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) dec. Scott Heckman (BU), 12-6

149 Deonte Penn (EU) fall over Brad Forbes (BU), 0:52

157 Josh Loew (BU) maj. dec. Josh Yetzer (EU), 12-4

165 Matt King (EU) tech. fall Ryan garner (BU), 21-6, 7:00

174 Jim Bertulis (BU) fall over Ryan Yates (EU),4:36

184 Alex Clemsen (EU) maj. dec. Nate Shirk (BU), 13-3

197 Chad Hoare (BU) dec. Mike LaBella (EU), 6-1

Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) fall over Aaron Ferrance (BU), 1:16

Edinboro 7-3, 4-0 EWL;Bloomsburg 6-7, 2-3 EWL

#23 Edinboro 43,Virginia Tech 0McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PAFebruary 13, 2004

125 Chris Pruden (EU) dec. Ryan Boughman (VTU), 10-3

133 Jacob Gray (EU) won by forfeit 141 Ron Doppelheuer (EU) fall over Aaron

Brown (VTU), 2:06 149 Deonte Penn (EU) maj. dec. Tyde Prater

(VTU), 12-2 157 Eric Ring (EU) dec. Andrew Donofrio

(VTU), 2-0 165 Matt King (EU) dec. Chris Stith (VTU), 6-1 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) tech. fall Steve Borja

(VTU), 18-3, 7:00 184 Alex Clemsen (EU) maj. dec. Jerome

Villanueva (VTU), 11-0 197 Mike LaBella (EU) dec. Tomas Ovalle

(VTU), 5-2 Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) fall over Kris Wiedegreen

(VTU), 2:27 Edinboro 8-3, 5-0 EWL;Virginia Tech 7-9, 1-5 EWL

#24 Edinboro 21,Pittsburgh 13Fitzgerald Field HousePittsburgh, PAFebruary 19, 2004

125 Drew Headlee (UP) maj. dec. Chris Pruden (EU), 9-0

133 Jacob Gray (EU) maj. dec. Mike Ciotti (UP), 10-2

141 Ron Tarquinio (UP) dec. Ron Doppelheuer(EU), 8-2

149 Deonte Penn (EU) dec. March Kocher (UP), 5-4

157 Justin Nestor (UP) dec. Eric Ring (EU), 3-0 165 Matt King (EU) maj. dec. Zach Doll (UP),

12-2 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) maj. dec. Francis Iorfido

(UP), 11-3 184 Alex Clemsen (EU) dec. Mike Croyle (UP),

5-1 197 Josh Birt (UP) dec. Mike LaBella (EU), 6-1 Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) dec. Travis Shirley (UP),

7-1 Edinboro 9-3, 6-0 EWL; Pittsburgh 8-6, 5-2 EWL

#24 Edinboro 25,#20 West Virginia 13McComb FieldhouseEdinboro, PAFebruary 20, 2004

125 Casey Brewster (WVU) maj. dec. Chris Pruden (EU), 10-2

133 Jacob Gray (EU) tech. fall Nathan Kendjorsky (WVU), 16-1, 7:00

141 Joe Clarke (WVU) dec. Ron Doppelheuer (EU), 7-5

149 Deonte Penn (EU) fall over Mike Torriero (WVU), 1:16

157 Matt Lebe (WVU) dec. Eric Ring (EU), 1-0 165 Matt King (EU) maj. dec. Zac Fryling

(WVU), 12-4 174 Nate Yetzer (EU) maj. dec. Doug Studenic

(WVU), 15-5 184 Greg Jones (WVU) dec. Alex Clemsen

(EU), 8-3 197 Mike LaBella (EU) dec. Matt Daddino

(WVU), 6-2Hwt Joe Hennis (EU) dec. Ryan Wilman

(WVU), 7-2 Edinboro 10-3, 7-0 EWL;West Virginia 8-5, 5-1 EWL

2003-04 Dual Meet Results

Matt King finished with an undefeated 13-0 recordin dual matches, on his way to a 43-3 record.


2004 NCAA National Championship

125 Pounds1. Jason Powell, Nebraska2. Kyle Ott, Illinois3. Sam Hazewinkel, Oklahoma4. Mario Stuart, Lehigh5. Matt Valenti, Pennsylvania6. Vic Moreno, Cal Poly7. Rob Rebmann, Drexel8. Joe Dubuque, Indiana

133 Pounds

1. Zach Roberson, Iowa State2. Josh Moore, Penn State3. Johnny Thompson, Oklahoma State4. Darrel Vasquez, Cal Poly5. Travis Lee, Cornell6. Foley Dowd, Michigan7. Mark Jayne, Illinois8. Matt Sanchez, Cal St. Bakersfield

141 Pounds

1. Cliff Moore, Iowa2. Matt Murray, Nebraska3. Scott Moore, Virginia4. Jason Mester, Central Michigan5. Nate Gallick, Iowa State6. Teyon Ware, Oklahoma7. Cory Cooperman, Lehigh8. Coyte Cooper, Indiana

149 Pounds

1. Jesse Janzten, Harvard2. Zach Esposito, Oklahoma State3. Ryan Churella, Michigan4. Dustin Manotti, Cornell5. Jeremy Spates, Missouri6. Jeff Eckloff, Oklahoma7. Travis Shufelt, Nebraska8. Jeff Ratliff, Ohio State

157 Pounds

1. Matt Gentry, Stanford2. Jake Percival, Ohio3. Ryan Bertin, Michigan4. Alex Tirapelle, Illinois5. Johny Hendricks, Oklahoma State6. Travis Paulson, Iowa State7. Kenny Burleson, Missouri8. Phillip Simpson, Army

165 Pounds

1. Troy Letters, Lehigh2. Tyrone Lewis, Oklahoma State3. Matt King, Edinboro4. Jacob Volkmann, Minnesota5. John Clark, Ohio State6. David Bolyard, Central Michigan7. Jacob Klein, Nebraska8. Tim Foley, Virginia

174 Pounds

1. Chris Pendleton, Oklahoma State2. Ben Askren, Missouri3. Tyler Nixt, Iowa4. Brad Dillon, Lehigh5. Ryan Lange, Purdue6. Eric Hauan, Northern Iowa7. Pete Friedl, Illinois8. Nate Yetzer, Edinboro

184 Pounds1. Greg Jones, West Virginia2. Ben Heizer, Northern Illinois3. Jake Rosholt, Oklahoma State4. Eric Bradley, Penn State5. Blake Kaplan, Ohio State6. Bryan Glynn, Illinois7. Kurt Backes, Iowa State8. Travis Frick, Lehigh

197 Pounds

1. Damian Hahn, Minnesota2. Ryan Fulsaas, Iowa3. J.D. Bergman, Ohio State4. Ryan Bader, Arizona State5. Chris Stretkowicz, Hofstra6. Sean Stender, Northern Iowa7. Matt Greenberg, Cornell8. Kyle Cerminara, Buffalo

Heavyweight

1. Tommy Rowlands, Ohio State2. Pat Cummins, Penn State3. Leonce Crump, Oklahoma4. Cole Konrad, Minnesota5. Matt Feast, Pennsylvania6. Greg Wagner, Michigan7. Will Gruenwald, Oklahoma State8. Scott Coleman, Iowa State

March 18-20, 2004 -- St. Louis, MO TeamStandings

1. Oklahoma State . . . . 123.5 2. Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82.0 3. Lehigh . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77.5

Ohio State . . . . . . . . . . .77.5 5. Nebraska . . . . . . . . . . . 74.06. Iowa State . . . . . . . . . . 70.0 7. Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69.5 8. Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . 65.5 9. Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . 62.5

10. Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . 60.5 11. Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51.512. Penn State . . . . . . . . . . .46.513. Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . .43.014. Pennsylvania . . . . . . . .34.015. Central Michigan . . . .33.516. Cal Poly-SLO . . . . . . . .31.0

Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . .31.0West Virginia . . . . . . . .31.0

19. Stanford . . . . . . . . . . . .29.520. Hofstra . . . . . . . . . . . . .29.021. Northern Iowa . . . . . .28.522. Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . .26.523. Northern Illinois . . . . .23.024. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . 21.5 25. Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20.5

OutstandingWrestler

Jesse Jantzen, Harvard

Matt King


Edinboro NCAA Tournament Results

Jacob Gray 133 lbs.First Roundu Lost to Pat Dowry, Eastern Illinois, 10-3Wrestlebacks -- First Roundu Lost to Derek Moore, Cal Davis, 12-3

Deonte Penn 149 lbs.First Roundu Lost to Jeremy Spates (#7 seed),Missouri, TF16-0Wrestlebacks -- First Roundu Lost to Matt Kocher, Pittsburgh, 6-2

Matt King (#3 seed) 165 lbs.First RounduDefeated Matt Ellis, Oregon State, 6-1Second RounduDefeated Luke Larwin, Oregon, 6-2QuarterfinalsuDefeated Ralph Everett (#6 seed),Hofstra, 2-1Semifinalsu Lost to Troy Letters (#2 seed), Lehigh,

4-2Wrestlebacks -- Sixth RounduDefeated David Bolyard (#7 seed), Central Michigan, 6-2Wrestlebacks -- Third Place MatchuDefeated Jacob Volkmann (#4 seed), Minnesota, 5-4

Nate Yetzer (#7 seed) 174 lbs.First RounduDefeated Brady Richardson, Indiana, 9-5Second RounduDefeated Noel Thompson (#10 seed),Hofstra, 8-7Quarterfinalsu Lost to Tyler Nixt (#2 seed), Illinois, 3-2Wrestlebacks -- Fourth Round

uDefeated Mitch Hancock, Central Michigan, 8-3Wrestlebacks -- Fifth Roundu Lost to Brad Dillon (#3 seed), Lehigh, 7-4Wrestlebacks -- Seventh Place Matchu Lost to Pete Friedl (#9 seed), Illinois, 8-2

Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.First Roundu Lost to Paul Bradley, Iowa, 3-2Second Roundu Lost to Travis Pascoe (#5 seed),Nebraska, 8-4

Joe Hennis Hwt.First Roundu Lost to Cole Konrad (#5 seed),Minnesota, 6-1Second Roundu Lost to Scott Coleman (#12 seed), IowaState, F1:09

Matt King faced Lehigh’s Troy Letters in the165 lb. semifinals, dropping a 4-2 deecision.The senior came back to finish third, earn-

ing All-American honors for the secondstraight year.


NCAA Honors & Awards

NCAA Division INational

Champions

Sean O’Day1989 -- 134 lbs.

Sean O’Day became the first FightingScot to claim a Division I NationalChampionship. While competing at 134pounds, O’Day won six matches at the1989 NCAA Tournament, improving to35-5 on the season. He was an 11-8 win-ner over T.J. Sewell of Oklahoma.O’Day finished his stellar career with an116-23-2 record.

Josh Koscheck2001 -- 174 lbs.

Josh Koscheck became Edinboro’s sec-ond National Champion in 2001, cap-ping a perfect 42-0 season with an 8-1win over Maurice Worthy of Army.That came a year after he lost toOklahoma’s Byron Tucker, 3-0, in thetitle match. In 2002 Koscheck becameEdinboro’s first four-time All-American,finishing with a 128-17 career record.

4-Time All-Americans

Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs. (4th)2000 174 lbs. (2nd)2001 174 lbs. (1st)2002 174 lbs. (3rd)


Dean Hall 1986 Hwt. (4th)1987 Hwt. (2nd)1988 Hwt. (4th)

Sean O’Day 1987 142 lbs. (7th)1988 142 lbs. (2nd)1989 134 lbs. (1st)

Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs. (7th)1993 142 lbs. (6th)1995 142 lbs. (3rd)

Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs. (7th)1997 190 lbs. (6th)1998 190 lbs. (2nd)


Terry Kennedy 1988 150 lbs. (5th)1989 142 lbs. (5th)

Lou Rosselli 1991 118 lbs. (4th)1993 118 lbs. (3rd)

Tony Robie 1995 158 lbs. (5th)1997 158 lbs. (2nd)

Matt King 2003 165 lbs. (4th)2004 165 lbs. (3rd)

All-Americans By Year1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (3rd)

Dean Hall Hwt. (4th)1987 Dave Rowan 118 lbs. (4th)

Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (7th)Dean Hall Hwt. (2nd)

1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs. (4th)Sean O’Day 142 lbs. (2nd)Terry Kennedy 150 lbs. (5th)Dean Hall Hwt. (7th)

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs. (1st)Terry Kennedy 142 lbs. (5th)Frank Zelinsky 177 lbs. (7th)

1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (4th)1992 Brett Porter 126 lbs. (8th)

Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (7th)1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs. (3rd)

Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (6th)1995 Tom Shifflet 142 lbs. (3rd)

Tony Robie 158 lbs. (5th)Jason Robison 190 lbs. (7th)

1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs. (2nd)Jim Straight 177 lbs. (7th)Jason Robison 190 lbs. (6th)

1998 Jason Robison 190 lbs. (2nd)1999 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (4th)

Mark Samples 165 lbs. (7th)

2000 Shaun Shapert 157 lbs. (7th)Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (2nd)Kevin Welsh 184 lbs. (6th)

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (1st)David Shunamon 197 lbs. (6th)

2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs. (8th)Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. (3rd)

2003 Matt King 165 lbs. (4th)2004 Matt King 165 lbs. (3rd)

Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. (8th)

NCAA Division II National ChampionsMike Hahesy 1985 158 lbs. Matt Furey 1985 167 lbs.Greg Wright 1986 142 lbs.Bob Kauffman 1986 150 lbs.Dean Hall 1986 Hwt.

NCAA Division II All-Americans

1985 Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (1st)Dave Held 167 lbs. (6th)Matt Furey 177 lbs. (1st)

1986 David Ray 134 lbs. (2nd)Greg Wright 142 lbs. (1st)Bob Kauffman 150 lbs. (1st)Mike Hahesy 158 lbs. (2nd)Matt Furey 167 lbs. (5th)Dave Held 177 lbs. (8th)Dean Hall Hwt. (1st)

NCAA Division I Top 20 Finishes

1987 College Park, MD 8th1988 Ames, IA 7th1989 Oklahoma City, OK 9th1993 Ames, IA T15th1995 Iowa City, IA 11th1997 Cedar Falls, IA 6th1998 Cleveland, OH T15th1999 University Park, PA 18th2000 St. Louis, MO 15th2001 Iowa City, IA 12th2002 Albany, NY 14th

NAIA All-Americans1969 Larry Harrington 115 lbs. (5th)1973 Tom Herr Hwt. (1st)1974 Tom Herr Hwt. (3rd)1976 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (4th)

Tom Hutchison 142 lbs. (5th)1977 Dominic Todaro 142 lbs. (3rd)

Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs. (5th)1978 Jim Walters 118 lbs. (3rd)1979 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (4th)

Ray Yeager 177 lbs. (3rd)1980 Randy McKinney 158 lbs. (8th)1981 Greg Sirb 118 lbs. (6th)

Greg Astorino 142 lbs. (6th)


Fighting Scot All-Americans

Matt Furey1985: 1st (177-II)1986: 5th (167-II)

Greg Wright1986: 1st (142-II)

Lou Rosselli1991: 4th (118)1993: 3rd (118)

Josh Koscheck1999: 4th (174)2000: 2nd (174)2001: 1st (174)2002: 3rd (174)

Sean O’Day1987: 7th (142)1988: 2nd (142)1989: 1st (134)

Davc Rowan1987: 4th (118)

Terry Kennedy1988: 5th (150)1989: 5th (142)

Dan Willaman1988: 4th (134)

Frank Zelinsky1989: 7th (177)

Brett Porter1992: 8th (158)

Tom Shiflett1992: 7th (142)1993: 6th (142)

1995: 3rd (142)

Tony Robie1995: 5th (158)1997: 2nd (158)

Jason Robison1995: 7th (190)1997: 6th (190)1998: 2nd (190)

Jim Straight1997: 7th (177)

Mark Samples1999: 7th (165)

Shaun Shapert2000: 7th (157)

Kevin Welsh2000: 6th (184)

David Shunamon2001: 6th (197)

Cory Ace2002: 8th (133)

Matt King2003: 4th (165)2004: 3rd (165)

Nate Yetzer2004: 8th (174)

Mike Hahesy1985: 1st (158-II)1986: 2nd (158-II)

Dave Held1985: 6th (167-II)1986: 8th (177-II)

Dean Hall1986: 4th (Hwt)

1st (Hwt-II)1987: 2nd (Hwt)1988: 7th (Hwt)

Bob Kauffman1986: 1st (150-II)

David Ray1986: 3rd (134)

2nd (134-II)


2004 EWL Tournament

2003-04 DualStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . . . .7-02. West Virginia . . . . . . . . .6-1 3. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . .5-24. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . . .3-4 5. Cleveland State . . . . . . 3-46. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5 7. Virginia Tech . . . . . . . . 1-6 8. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . . 1-6

Wrestlerof the Year

Greg Jones, West Virginia

Coach of theYear

Craig Turnbull, West Virginia

Freshmanof the Year

Matt Kocher, Pittsburgh

125 Pounds1. Peter Derstine, Clarion2. Casey Brewster, West Virginia3. DeAngelo Penn Cleveland State4. Jim Collins, Lock Haven5. Brian Sellers, Bloomsburg6. Drew Headlee, Pittsburgh

133 Pounds1. Jacob Gray, Edinboro2. David Hoffman, Virginia Tech3. Bryan Hart, Bloomsburg4. Seth Lisa, West Virginia5. Dave Predko, Lock Haven6. Mike Ciotti, Pittsburgh

141 Pounds1. Ron Tarquinio, Pittsburgh2. Joe Clarke, West Virginia3. Scott Heckman, Bloomsburg4. Anthony Coleman, Cleveland State5. Frank Edgar, Clarion6. Ron Doppelheuer, Edinboro

149 Pounds1. Deonte Penn, Edinboro2. Matt Kocher, Pittsburgh3. Mike Maney, Lock Haven4. Mike Torriero, West Virginia5. Brad Forbes, Bloomsburg6. Reed Carpenter, Virginia Tech

157 Pounds1. Chris Horning, Clarion2. Matt Leve, West Virginia3. Justin Nestor, Pittsburgh4. Jason Effner, Cleveland State5. Charlie Brenneman, Lock Haven6. Josh Loew, Bloomsburg

165 Pounds1. Matt King, Edinboro2. Chris Stith, Virginia Tech3. Zach Doll, Pittsburgh4. Jason Gilligan, Lock Haven5. Jeremy Reitz, Clarion6. Zac Fryling, West Virginia

174 Pounds1. Nate Yetzer, Edinboro2. Francis Iorfido, Pittsburgh3. Matt Kallai, Cleveland State4. Aaron Wright, Clarion5. Jim Bertulis, Bloomsburg6. Eric Mullen, West Virginia

184 Pounds1. Greg Jones, West Virginia2. Alex Clemsen, Edinboro3. Ron Howard, Cleveland State4. Mike Greenberg, Lock Haven 5. Shaun Guttridge, Virginia Tech6. Nate Shirk, Bloomsburg

197 Pounds1. Josh Birt, Pittsburgh2. Matt Daddino, West Virginia3. Joe Phillips, Cleveland State4. Canaan Prater, Virginia Tech5. Chad Hoare, Bloomsburg6. Mike LaBella, Edinboro

Heavyweight1. Russ Davie, Cleveland State2. Joe Hennis, Edinboro3. Matt Wilcox, Clarion4. Ryan Chaluda, Bloomsburg5. Travis Shirley, Pittsburgh6. Steve Itterly, Lock Haven

March 6-7, 2004 -- Bloomsburg, PA Final TeamStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . . .99.5West Virginia . . . . . . . .99.5

3. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . .97.54. Cleveland State . . . . . .80.5 5. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . .79.06. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . .70.0 7. Lock Haven . . . . . . . . .57.5 8. Virginia Tech . . . . . . . . 44.5

TournamentOutstanding

Wrestler

Matt King, Edinboro

Edinboro finished in a tie with WestVirginia for the 2004 EWL Tournament

championship.


EWL Honors & Awards

EWLChampions

Dual Meet Tournament1987 Penn State Penn State1988 Penn State Penn State1989 Penn State Penn State1990 West Virginia Penn State1991 West Virginia Penn State1992 Penn State Penn State1993 Lock Haven Bloomsburg

Bloomsburg1994 EDINBORO Clarion1995 Lock Haven Clarion1996 EDINBORO West Virginia1997 EDINBORO Lock Haven1998 West Virginia EDINBORO1999 EDINBORO EDINBORO2000 EDINBORO EDINBORO2001 EDINBORO EDINBORO2002 West Virginia West Virginia2003 West Virginia EDINBORO2004 EDINBORO EDINBORO

West Virginia

Wrestler of the YearSean O’Day 1989* 134 lbs. Lou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1995 142 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2000* 174 lbs.

2001 174 lbs.

Co-Wrestler of the Year

Freshman of the Year

Lou Rosselli 1989 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1992 150 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.

Coach of the Year

Mike DeAnna (1) 1989Bruce Baumgartner (2) 1995, 1997Tim Flynn (3) 1999, 2001, 2003


Wrestler

Sean O’Day 1989 134 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Mark Samples 1999 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2001 174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2003 133 lbs.Matt King 2004 165 lbs.

EWL Champions1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs.1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.

Ken Bauer 167 lbs.1994 Tony Robie 158 lbs.1995 Tony Robie 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 190 lbs.1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 190 lbs.1998 Mark Samples 165 lbs.

Jason Robison 190 lbs. 1999 Jason Gabrielson 125 lbs.

Justin Wilcox 133 lbs.Mark Samples 165 lbs. A.J. Johnson Hwt.

2000 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.A.J. Johnson 197 lbs.Josh Pearce Hwt.

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.2002 Shawn Bunch 125 lbs.2003 Shawn Bunch 133 lbs.

Cory Ace 141 lbs.Matt King 165 lbs.David Shunamon 197 lbs.

2004 Jacob Gray 133 lbs. Deonte Penn 149 lbs.Matt King 165 lbs.Nate Yetzer 174 lbs.

Second PlaceFinishers

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs.Mike Flynn 158 lbs.Rikk Walters 167 lbs.Frank Zelinsky 177 lbs.

1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1992 Brett Porter 126 lbs.

Ken Bauer 177 lbs.1993 Tom Shifflet 142 lbs.1994 Matt Witmer 126 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.Ken Bauer 167 lbs.

1995 Troy Spencer 126 lbs.Tom Shifflet 142 lbs.Jim Straight 177 lbs.

1997 Steve Feckanin 142 lbs.Jim Straight 177 lbs.

1998 Jason Gabrielson 118 lbs.Kevin Saniga 126 lbs.Rafael Vega 134 lbs.Jim Straight 177 lbs.

1999 Ryan Shapert 149 lbs.Ben Boozer 157 lbs.

2000 Chad Caros 133 lbs.Kevin Welsh 184 lbs.

2001 Ben Boozer 165 lbs.David Shunamon 197 lbs.

2002 Ryan Yates 158 lbs.Matt King 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.David Shunanom 197 lbs.

2003 Jacob Gray 125 lbs.2004 Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.

Joe Hennis Hwt.

Third PlaceFinishers

1989 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.Sean O’Day 134 lbs.

1990 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1994 Jason Loukides 190 lbs.1995 Steve Feckanin 134 lbs.1996 Steve Feckanin 142 lbs.

Mark Samples 150 lbs.1997 Pat Schuster Hwt.1998 Ben Boozer 150 lbs.

Kevin Welsh 167 lbs.Matt Stein Hwt.

1999 Rafael Vega 141 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.

2000 Shaun Shapert 157 lbs.Yanni Diamond 165 lbs.

2001 Jacon Gray 125 lbs.Cory Ace 141 lbs.Ryan Shapert 149 lbs.Justin Millard 184 lbs.Josh Pearce Hwt.

2002 Chad Caros 141 lbs.2003 Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.

Three-time All-American Jason Robisonearned Tournament Outstanding Wrestlerand Wrestler of the Year honors in 1989.

Tony Robie is one of only three FightingScots to capture three EWL titles.


125 Pounds1. Jim Collins, Lock Haven2. Adam Bunting, Millersville3. Peter Derstine, Clarion4. Mark Koszyk, East Stroudsburg5. Jamie Thomas, Shippensburg6. Brian Sellers, Bloomsburg

133 Pounds1. Jacob Gray, Edinboro2. Dave Predko, Lock Haven3. Bryan Hart, Bloomsburg4. Dan Gonzalez, East Stroudsburg5. Jason Trupp, Kutztown6. Dave Roberts, Millersville

141 Pounds1. Frank Edgar, Clarion2. Derek Sola, Millersville3. Ron Doppelheuer, Edinboro4. Mark Piermattei, Bloomsburg5. Ian McGoldrick, Lock Haven6. Tyler Rapp, East Stroudsburg

149 Pounds1. Mike Maney, Lock Haven2. Deonte Penn, Edinboro3. Brad Forbes, Bloomsburg4. Zack Leathers, Shippensburg5. Ben Young, Slippery Rock6. Nick Rock, East Stroudsburg

157 Pounds1. Brad Cieleski, Slippery Rock2. Chris Horning, Clarion3. Charlie Brenneman, Lock Haven4. Eric Ring, Edinboro5. Josh Loew, Bloomsburg6. Jamie Gill, Kutztown

165 Pounds1. Matt King, Edinboro2. Jeremy Reitz, Clarion3. Jason Gilligan, Lock Haven4. Jason Cardillo, Slippery Rock5. Keith Smith, East Stroudsburg6. Craig Pequignot, Millersville

174 Pounds1. Nate Yetzer, Edinboro2. Aaron Wright, Clarion3. Curtis Yeager, Millersville4. Charles Pienaar, Slippery Rock5. Jim Bertulis, Bloomsburg6. John Carr, East Stroudsburg

184 Pounds1. Alex Clemsen, Edinboro2. Corey Jacoby, Shippensburg3. Mike Greenburg, Lock Haven4. Brandon Mihalko, East Stroudsburg5. Nate Shirk, Bloomsburg6. Mark Knock, Millersville

197 Pounds1. Chad Hoare, Bloomsburg2. Mike LaBella, Edinboro3. Jared Dubbs, Shippensburg4. Charles Deighton, East Stroudsburg5. Carlos Ponce, Lock Haven6. Aaron Smith, Millersville

Heavyweight1. Joe Hennis, Edinboro2. Steve Itterly, Lock Haven3. Stanley Foster, East Stroudsburg 4. Andy Freas, Kutztown5. Mike Davidowich, Millersville6. Aaron Ferrance, Bloomsburg

2004 PSAC Championship

January 30-31, 2004 -- Edinboro, PA Final TeamStandings

1. EDINBORO . . . . . . .140.52. Lock Haven . . . . . . . .118.0 3. Bloomsburg . . . . . . . . .91.04. East Stroudsburg . . . .77.5 5. Clarion . . . . . . . . . . . . .72.0

Millersville . . . . . . . . . .72.0 7. Shippensburg . . . . . . .44.5 8. Slippery Rock . . . . . . . 44.09. Kutztown . . . . . . . . . . .30.0


Wrestler

Mike Maney, Lock Haven

PSAC Wrestlerof the Year

Matt King, Edinboro

Coach of theYear

Tim Flynn, Edinboro

Freshmanof the Year

Matt Kocher, Pittsburgh

Five Edinborowrestlers won

PSAC titles (l-r):Jacob Gray, Matt

King, Nate Yetzer,Alex Clemsen, Joe

Hennis.


PSAC Honors & Awards

Edinboro in thePSAC Championship

Place Points1970 8th 14.01971 9th 7.01972 4th 34.01973 8th 37.01974 8th 46.01975 9th 29.51976 10th 28.01977 8th 44.51978 5th 68.751979 10th 24.251980 7th 31.01981 6th 36.01982 9th 18.01983 9th 30.251984 6th 39.51985 5th 58.01986 4th 104.51987 1st 132.01988 3rd 128.01989 4th 86.751990 3rd 107.51991 4th 86.51992 3rd 103.01993 2nd 121.01994 2nd 125.01995 1st 164.01996 3rd 114.01997 2nd 158.01998 1st 162.51999 1st 157.52000 1st 165.52001 2nd 126.02002 1st 147.02003 1st 134.52004 1st 140.5

Wrestler of the YearLou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1995 150 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 2000 174 lbs.

2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Matt King 2003 165 lbs.2004 165 lbs.

Freshman of the YearLou Rosselli 1989 118 lbs.Tom Shifflet 1992 142 lbs.Troy Spencer 1995 134 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.Shawn Bunch 2002 125 lbs.

Coach of the YearMike DeAnna (1) 1989Bruce Baumgartner (1) 1995Tim Flynn (5) 1998, 1999,

2000, 2003, 2004

4-TimePSAC Champions

Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.2000 174 lbs.2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.


Jack Weixel 1947 128 lbs.1948 128 lbs.1949 128 lbs.

Marty Manning 1959 190 lbs.1960 190 lbs.1961 177 lbs.

Lou Rosselli 1990 118 lbs.1991 118 lbs.1993 118 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 1993 150 lbs.1994 150 lbs.1995 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 1994 158 lbs.1995 158 lbs.1997 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 1995 190 lbs.1997 190 lbs.1998 190 lbs.

Matt King 2002 165 lbs.2003 165 lbs.2004 165 lbs.


Tom Herr 1972 Unlim.1974 Unlim.

Dean Hall 1987 Hwt.1988 Hwt.

Sean O’Day 1988 142 lbs.1989 134 lbs.

Jim Straight 1995 177 lbs.1998 177 lbs.

Mark Samples 1998 158 lbs.1999 165 lbs.

Jacob Gray 2003 125 lbs.2004 133 lbs.

Alex Clemsen 2003 184 lbs.2004 184 lbs.

PSAC Champions1941 Frank Felice 136 lbs.1947 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.1948 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.

Bill Santell 155 lbs.1949 Jack Weixel 128 lbs.1952 Ray Bronzie 177 lbs.1959 Marty Manning 191 lbs.1960 Marty Manning 191 lbs.1961 Marty Manning 177 lbs.1964 Ed Thomas 115 lbs.1969 Bruce Payer 191 lbs.

1972 Tom Herr Unlim.1974 Tom Herr Unlim.1978 Ray Yeager 177 lbs.

Jeff Bradshaw 190 lbs.1986 Dave Rowan 118 lbs.1987 Dean Hall Hwt.1988 Dan Willaman 134 lbs.

Sean O’Day 142 lbs.Dean Hall Hwt.

1989 Sean O’Day 134 lbs.1990 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1991 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.1992 Ken Bauer 177 lbs.1993 Lou Rosselli 118 lbs.

Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.1994 Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 158 lbs.1995 Tom Shifflet 150 lbs.

Tony Robie 158 lbs.Jim Straight 177 lbs.Jason Robison 190 lbs.

1996 Steve Feckanin 142 lbs.1997 Tony Robie 158 lbs.

Jason Robison 190 lbs.1998 Mark Samples 165 lbs.

Jim Straight 177 lbs.Jason Robison 190 lbs.

1999 Jason Gabrielson 125 lbs.Ryan Shapert 149 lbs.Shaun Shapert 157 lbs.Mark Samples 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs. A.J. Johnson Hwt.

2000 Chad Caros 133 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.Kevin Welsh 184 lbs.

2001 Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.2002 Cory Ace 133 lbs.

Matt King 165 lbs.Josh Koscheck 174 lbs.

2003 Jacob Gray 125 lbs.Matt King 165 lbs.Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.David Shunamon 197 lbs.

2004 Jacob Gray 133 lbs. Matt King 165 lbs.Nate Yetzer 174 lbs. Alex Clemsen 184 lbs.Joe Hennis Hwt.


WrestlerLou Rosselli 1993 118 lbs.Jason Robison 1998 190 lbs.Josh Koscheck 1999 174 lbs.

2000 174 lbs.2001 174 lbs.2002 174 lbs.

Matt King 2004 165 lbs.


AAAAce, Cory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-03Allen, Jay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Anderson, Barry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-93Andrassy, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90Armagost, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-95Ashby, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-04Atienza, Audie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Augustino, Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85

BBBBala, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-01, ‘02-04Bartkowski, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Barton, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89Bartsh, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Bauer, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-94Bauer, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Bishoff, Clarence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89Boe, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Boozer, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-01Brewster, Casey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99-00Brown, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85Bruns, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-89Bubar, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-04Bubnowski, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-97Bunch, Shawn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-04Bundy, Nathan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99-01Burklund, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85Buzas, Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89

CCCCamino, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-02Capriotti, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Carls, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-89Caros, Chad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-02Carpenito, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Cervone, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-96Chelsted, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Christensen, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-88Christensen, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-87Chupak, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-88Clark, Jody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Clark, Ken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-00Clemsen, Alex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Cook, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-98Cornelius, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-99Courts, Vinnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-03Cowden, B.C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-95Coyle, B.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-96Crain, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90Cridge, Bruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-98Cubarney, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-92Czarnecki, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-98

DDDDaniels, Reuben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-03Daubert, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Deel, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-88DeForest, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90

DelGarbino, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Diamond, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-00Diamond, Yanni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-01Dilts, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90DiMarco, Marc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-91DiPietro, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Doppelheuer, Ron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04

EEEEvans, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-01

FFFFeckanin, Steve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-97Felt, Steven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Fichter, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-95Fiflet, Brad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-03Flanders, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Flynn, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-89Ford, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-98Friburger, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-93Fuller, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-98Furey, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-86

GGGGabrielson, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-00Galvan, Galo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Gear, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-92Geibel, Donnie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Gibson, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Gilman, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-94Golden, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Gray, Chip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85Gray, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-04Green, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-91Greene, Stan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97, ‘00-01Gregan, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-88Groenendaal, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-88Gross, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-95

HHHHahesy, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-86Hall, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-89Happel, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-87Hartman, Bert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Hawkins, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-95Held, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-89Held, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-90Hennis, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-04Hickman, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99-00Hill, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Hjerling, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90Hogue, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-99Hooks, Chamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-98Howard, Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-00Hudson, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-03Hunt, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-95

IIIImperator, Michael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90

JJJJohnson, A.J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-00Johnson, Erik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-88Jones, Toussaint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89Joseph, Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99-00

KKKKaczor, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Kaday, Todd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91-93Karpowich, Ethan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91, ‘95Kauffman, Bob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Keeney, Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-97Kegarise, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Kennedy, Terry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-89Kibler, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89Kilburn, Korey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-99Kim, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-96King, Matt D. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-04King, Matt R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99-03Knott, James . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Koscheck, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-02Kostman, Adam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-03

LLLLaBella, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Lamoreaux, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-90Langfit, Dale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-91Lautzenheiser, Cyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-88Lawrence, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-97Leone, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-98Linderson, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-99Little, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-99Loukides, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-94

MMMMaher, Brian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-99Mahoney, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-91Maier, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-00Marcelli, Thad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-95Marrs, Eddie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91-93Mazzerle, Larry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-98McCormick, Heath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-94McCormick, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-88McKay, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91-93McLaughlin, Rick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04McQuiston, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-96Metz, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Midkiff, Bryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-92Mihalko, Shane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Millard, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-01Miller, Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-87Miller, Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-96Minadeo, Randy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-88Mitchell, Pete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Montedoro, Chuck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-87Moore, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-98Morello, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-95Mosley, Jeremy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Moyers, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91

All-Time Roster

Ben Boozer Steve Feckanin Matt Furey Dean Hall A.J. Johnson Terry Kennedy


Mulligan, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Mumbulo, Nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Murdy, Chuck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-96Murray, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-97Mussleman, Rich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90Myers, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86

OOOO'Day, Sean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-89O'Keefe, Tim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-95Olszewski, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-98O'Meara, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-01

PPPPassoff, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-91Patrick, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-01Pearce, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-02Pedockie, Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-93Penn, Deonte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Peters, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-87Plerhoples, Zach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Porter, Brett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘87-92Porter, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-89Pruden, Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04

RRRRapp, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-97Rawlins, Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85Ray, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Reed, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-98Rinella, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-98Ring, Eric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-04Robertson, Guy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Robie, Tony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-97Robison, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-98Roe, Miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-96Ross, Anthony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89Rosselli, Lou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-93Rowan, Dave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-88Rutan, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Ryan, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85

SSSSample, Glenn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-03Samples, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-99Sanchez, Marco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-94Saniga, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-98Schuster, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-97Schutte, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Scriven, Fred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-95Shafer, Aaron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-95Shapert, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-01Shapert, Shaun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-01Shifflet, Tom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-95Shunamon, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99-03Sluyter, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-97Smith, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-01Smith, Ted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85Smolenak, Jacob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Soto, Charlie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-02

Spencer, Troy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-97Stearns, Joel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-96Stein, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-98Stoddard, Marty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-96Stoffer, Ben . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-92Straight, Jim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘93-98Sullivan, Jason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Swanson, Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-88Swett, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-91

TTTTaylor, J.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91-96Taylor, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90Terry, Mark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-98Toothman, Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90Truby, Jon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Tubello, Ralph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-89Tullos, Jeff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90

VVVVanderheyden, Gary . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85VanSice, Kyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-03Vega, Rafael . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-99Venesile, John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-90Vigliotti, Louie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Voinovich, Victor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-90

WWWWaddington, Rob . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-88Walker, Donald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘03-04Walters, Rikk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-89Warden, Cliff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-98Watts, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘02-04Webster, Wesley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Welch, Phil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84-85Welsh, Kevin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘95-00Whitcher, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Whitmer, Matt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-94Whittman, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘90-91Wilcox, Justin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘98-01Willaman, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-89Winkle, Dan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-90Wittman, Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93Workman, Luke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94-96Wright, Greg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85-86Wright, Pat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-88Wright, Rodney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-91Wroblewski, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘96-97

YYYYates, Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-04Yetzer, Josh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-02, ‘03-04Yetzer, Nate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-04York, Kurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘86-89

ZZZZelinsky, Frank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-90

NOTE: This roster currently includes allwrestlers from 1984 to the present. TheEdinboro University Sports InformationOffice continues to research all wrestlingrecords prior to that season.

All-Time Roster

Rob Porter David Ray Dave Rowan Tom Shifflet Jim Straight Kevin Welsh

David Shunamon


Career Wins1. Jason Robison (1993-98) 145-23-02. Terry Kennedy (1984-89) 139-34-33. Lou Rosselli (1988-93) 136-25-44. Matt King (1999-04) 132-23-05. Josh Koscheck (1997-02) 128-17-06. Tony Robie (1992-97) 126-24-07. Dave Rowan (1984-88) 124-27-08. David Shunamon (1998-03) 118-44-09. Sean O'Day (1985-89) 116-23-2

10. Kevin Saniga (1993-98) 113-38-0Dean Hall (1985-88) 113-18-2

12. Kevin Welsh (1995-00) 111-52-013. Cory Ace (1998-03) 110-45-014. Tom Shifflet (1991-95) 109-31-114. Mark Samples (1994-99) 99-25-015. Ken Bauer (1990-94) 94-31-216. Ryan Shapert (1996-01) 83-45-0

Rob Porter (1985-89) 83-39-1Tom Herr (1970-74) 83

19. Jason Loukides (1989-94) 82-38-2Jim Straight (1993-98) 82-36-0

21. Jacob Gray (2000-04) 80-43-0Steve Feckanin (1993-97) 78-35-0Josh Pearce (1997-02) 77-38-0

24. A.J. Johnson (1995-00) 74-41-025. Ben Boozer (1997-01) 73-32-0

Mike Flynn (1984-89) 73-36-0

Career Falls1. Jason Robison (1993-98) 42

Tom Herr (1970-74) 423. Dean Hall (1984-88) 404. Dave Rowan (1984-88) 385. Josh Koscheck (1997-02) 27

Dave Held (1984-88) 27Ray Yeager (1975-79) 27

8. Cory Ace (1998-03) 25Terry Kennedy (1984-89) 25

10. Steve Feckanin (1993-97) 2411. Fred Caro, Jr. (1980-84) 2212. Jim Walters (1974-78) 2113. Mark Samples (1994-99) 2014. Matt King (1999-04) 19

Marty Manning (1958-62) 19

Career WinningPercentage

Pct. W-L-T1. Josh Koscheck (1997-02) .883 (128-17)2. Jason Robison (1997-98) .863 (145-23)3. Dean Hall (1987-88) .857 (113-18-2)4. Matt King (1999-04) .852 (132-23)

5. Matt Furey (1984-86) .849 (63-13-3)6. Tony Robie (1994-95) .840 (126-24)6. Lou Rosselli (1992-93) .836 (136-25-4)7. Sean O’Day (1988-89) .830 (116-23-2)8. Dave Rowan (1987-88) .821 (124-27)9. Mike Hahesy (1984-1986) .820 (69-14-3)

10. Terry Kennedy (1987-88) .798 (139-34-3)11. Mark Samples (1998-99) .798 (99-25)12. Tom Shifflet (1990-95) .777 (109-31-1)13. Kevin Saniga (1993-98) .748 (113-38)14. Ken Bauer (1990-94) .748 (94-31-2)15. David Shunamon (1998-03) .728 (118-44)16. Dan Willaman (1985-89) .726 (60-22-2)17. Nate Yetzer (2000-04) .720 (67-26)18. Cory Ace (1998-03) .710 110-45)19. Ben Boozer (1997-2001) .695 (73-32)20. Jim Straight (1993-98) .695 (82-36)21. Steve Feckanin (1992-97) .690 (78-35)22. Kevin Welsh (1995-00) .681 (111-52)23. Jason Loukides (1989-94) .680 (82-38-2)24. Rob Porter (1984-89) .679 (83-39-1)25. Mike Flynn (1984-89) .670 (73-36)

Josh Pearce (1997-02) .670 (77-38)

Season Wins1. Jason Robison (1997-98) 45-1-02. Matt King (2003-04) 43-3-0

Terry Kennedy (1987-88) 43-6-14. Matt King (2002-03) 42-7-0

Josh Koscheck (2000-01) 42-0-06. Tony Robie (1993-94) 40-4-0

David Shunamon (2002-03) 40-5-08. Dean Hall (1987-88) 39-4-1

Dean Hall (1986-87) 39-5-1Matt Furey (1984-85) 39-5-1

11. Cory Ace (2002-03) 38-7-0Josh Koscheck (1999-00) 38-4-0Lou Rosselli (1992-93) 38-2-0Dave Rowan (1987-88) 38-4-0

15. Nate Yetzer (2003-04) 37-6-0Lou Rosselli (1990-91) 37-4-0Sean O'Day (1987-88) 37-5-1Sean O'Day (1986-87) 37-6-1Dave Rowan (1986-87) 37-5-0David Ray (1985-86) 37-7-0Kevin Welsh (1999-00) 37-9-0Kevin Welsh (1997-98) 37-12-0

23. Jason Robison (1996-97) 36-3-0Kevin Saniga (1993-94) 36-10Lou Rosselli (1989-90) 36-6-1Dan Willaman ((1987-88) 36-13-1Mike Hahesy (1984-85) 36-6-1

Season Falls1. Jason Robison (1997-98) 18

Greg Wright (1985-86) 183. Dean Hall (1985-86) 174. Dave Rowan (1987-88) 15

Tom Herr (1973-74) 156. Josh Koscheck (1997-present) 14

Dave Rowan (1986-87) 148. Dean Hall (1986-87) 13

Tom Herr (1972-73) 1310. Ron Doppelheuer (2003-04) 12

Deonte Penn (2003-04) 12Dave Held (1985-86) 12David Ray (1985-86) 12Dave Held (1984-85) 12Fred Caro, Jr. (1983-84) 12

16. Randy McKinney (1979-80) 1117. Matt King (2003-04) 10

Jason Robison (1996-97) 10Pat Schuster (1996-97) 10Dean Hall (1987-88) 10Terry Kennedy (1987-88) 10Fred Caro, Jr. (1982-83) 10Kevin Saniga (1993-94) 10

Season WinningPercentage

Pct. W-L-T1. Josh Koscheck (2000-01) 1.000 (42-0)2. Jason Robison (1997-98) .978 (45-1)3. Lou Rosselli (1992-93) .950 (38-2)

Matt King (2003-04) .935 (43-3)4. Jason Robison (1996-97) .923 (36-3)5. Tony Robie (1994-95) .914 (32-3)6. Tony Robie (1993-94) .909 (40-4)7. Josh Koscheck (1999-00) .905 (38-4)

Dave Rowan (1987-88) .905 (38-4)9. Lou Rossell (1990-91) .902 (37-4)

10. Dean Hall (1987-88) .898 (39-4-1)11. David Shunamon (2002-03) .889 (40-5)11. Mark Samples (1998-99) .882 (30-4)12. Dave Rowan (1986-87) .881 (37-5)13. Matt Furey (1984-85) .878 (39-5-1)

Dean Hall (1986-87) .878 (39-5-1)15. Sean O’Day (1988-89) .875 (35-5)

Tony Robie (1996-97) .875 (35-5)16. Sean O’Day (1987-88) .872 (37-5-1)17. Terry Kennedy (1987-88) .870 (43-6-1)18. Tom Shifflet (1994-95) .861 (31-5)

Greg Wright (1985-86) .861 (31-5)20. Nate Yetzer (2003-04) .860 (37-6)20. Sean O’Day (1986-87) .852 (37-6-1)

All-Time Individual Records

Jason Robison Tom Herr Matt Furey Tony Robie Greg Wright Lou Rosselli


The MikeDeAnna Era1986-90 (38-23)

1986-87 (9-5)California(Pa.) W 45-9Lock Haven L 18-21Clemson W 35-9Northern Iowa L 14-24Clarion W 27-19Slippery Rock L 20-24Iowa L 7-40Eastern Illinois W 28-17Illinois W 23-13Illinois St. W 28-16Wright St. W 33-16Lehigh W 37-14Cleveland St. L 20-21Bucknell W 33-10

1987-88 (16-4)Iowa St. L 18-19Marquette W 47-0Drake W 41-6Iowa L 14-22Loras W 48-3Villanova W 35-6California(Pa.) W 38-6Syracuse W 27-6West Virginia W 33-7Penn St. L 14-19Lock Haven L 18-20Bucknell W 28-15Ohio St. W 18-17Clarion W 25-15Slippery Rock W 33-9Univ. at Buffalo W 35-5Wright St. W 41-6Michigan St. W 25-11Cleveland St. W 20-18Lehigh W 26-11

1988-89 (5-8)Iowa L 12-23Bloomsburg L 17-25Penn St. L 19-25Clarion W 17-15Slippery Rock W 35-9Ohio St. L 15-20Univ. at Buffalo W 34-7Lock Haven L 14-22West Virginia W 22-14Pittsburgh L 12-23Lehigh W 26-21Cleveland St. L 19-21Iowa St. L 10-24

1989-90 (8-6)Bloomsburg W 22-19Penn St. L 16-22Clarion L 19-21Slippery Rock L 13-20Cal St. Fullerton L 9-23Clemson W 20-17Univ. at Buffalo W 30-10Lock Haven W 19-16California(Pa.) W 34-12Pittsburgh W 21-13Cleveland St. L 15-19Lehigh W 19-17West Virginia L 10-24Wright St. W 43-10

The BruceBaumgartnerEra1991-97 (70-36)

1990-91 (8-6)Liberty W 21-15Wright St. W 33-3Bloomsburg L 14-19Penn St. L 13-24Lehigh W 20-15Clarion L 14-21Slippery Rock W 23-15Univ. at Buffalo W 27-14Lock Haven L 16-24California(Pa.) W 31-9Ashland W 28-9Pittsburgh L 19-21Cleveland St. W 28-10West Virginia L 10-34

1991-92 (6-9)Penn St. L 13-32Navy L 14-18Virginia W 24-8Syracuse L 16-21Slippery Rock W 39-6Clarion L 19-23Lock Haven L 9-22Bloomsburg L 17-19Cornell L 11-24Rider W 25-9Liberty W 33-9California(Pa.) W 29-10Pittsburgh L 17-19West Virginia L 16-20Cleveland St. W 18-16

1992-93 (6-7)Rutgers L 14-21Brown W 21-14Cornell L 16-21Northern Iowa L 7-27Slippery Rock W 29-7California(Pa.) W 32-7Morgan St. W 40-3Lock Haven L 16-17Clarion W 35-3Bloomsburg L 10-30Pittsburgh L 10-24West Virginia L 14-21Cleveland St. W 25-14

1993-94 (15-2)Cornell W 21-14Purdue W 35-3Brown W 27-12Kent St. W 28-6Slippery Rock W 32-6Brigham Young W 27-9Missouri W 21-15Clemson L 10-21Cornell L 12-24Wisconsin W 36-12Clarion W 18-14California(Pa.) W 34-6Lock Haven W 27-11Bloomsburg W 40-3Pittsburgh W 24-12West Virginia W 19-15Cleveland St. W 26-11

1994-95 (16-2)Ohio St. W 22-18Drexel W 30-9Purdue W 27-6Pennsylvania W 19-14Northern Iowa W 29-12Illinois L 12-19Appalachian St. W 32-15

Cal St. Bakersfield L 9-24Navy W 20-17Clarion W 19-15California(Pa.) W 41-9Slippery Rock W 37-3Lock Haven W 28-12Bloomsburg W 25-14Kent St. W 26-12Pittsburgh W 20-12West Virginia W 23-15Cleveland St. W 28-12

1995-96 (5-10)Lehigh L 12-28Indiana L 2-42Northern Iowa W 24-21Michigan W 9-36Missouri L 15-21Slippery Rock W 28-11Kent St. L 13-19Lock Haven L 3-40Bloomsburg W 23-12Ohio St. L 12-21Pittsburgh L 21-22Clarion L 13-23West Virginia L 15-25Ohio W 23-20Cleveland St. W 25-15

1996-97 (14-0)Ohio W 34-3VMI W 36-7Oregon State W 30-11Arizona St. W 20-12Rider W 17-15Lock Haven W 24-9Bloomsburg W 27-12Drexel W 34-7Lehigh W 23-17Clarion W 31-10Ohio State W 25-9West Virginia W 27-13Pittsburgh W 28-9Cleveland St. W 37-12

The TimFlynn Era1997-04 (73-26-2)

1997-98 (7-7)Penn St. L 15-24Old Dominion W 38-6Cal. Poly-Tech. W 22-13Purdue L 10-31Rider L 19-20Ohio W 34-9Univ. at Buffalo W 26-12Lock Haven W 20-14Ohio State L 18-19Bloomsburg W 32-9Clarion L 16-25Pittsburgh L 15-18West Virginia L 14-25Cleveland St. W 29-11

1998-99 (11-3-1)Brown W 31-7Drexel W 38-6Cornell L 11-22Virginia Tech W 46-3Penn State L 9-26Virginia T 17-17North Carolina L 9-22 Lock Haven W 25-9Ohio W 33-6Univ. at Buffalo W 20-12Bloomsburg W 22-14Clarion W 23-22Pittsburgh W 23-9West Virginia W 19-13

Cleveland St. W 37-3

1999-00 (14-1)Penn State W 19-14Virginia Tech W 27-6Drexel W 32-3Harvard W 23-9Lehigh W 22-10Northern Iowa W 27-6Univ. at Buffalo W 26-9 Ohio W 19-18Bloomsburg W 25-13Lock Haven W 22-9Clarion W 21-14Central Mich. L 15-18Pittsburgh W 16-15West Virginia W 25-9Cleveland St. W 33-6

2000-01 (11-3-1)Cleveland State W 32-9Virginia Tech T 16-16Findlay W 36-4The Citadel W 42-3Central Michigan W 19-13Bloomsburg W 25-12Hofstra L 13-19Iowa L 13-35Virginia Tech W 25-12Oklahoma L 13-23Gannon W 32-6Clarion W 26-9Lock Haven W 23-12Pittsburgh W 27-18West Virginia W 38-6

2001-02 (10-4)Virginia Tech W 22-15Eastern Michigan W 32-6Findlay W 32-14Princeton W 34-3Cleveland State W 18-15Penn State W 20-16Bloomsburg W 41-6Michigan L 6-30Central Michigan L 16-17Lock Haven L 18-22Clarion W 23-15Central Michigan W 24-13Pittsburgh W 24-18West Virginia L 3-31

2002-03 (10-5)Findlay W 34-3Slippery Rock W 38-4Ohio W 23-10Cleveland State L 12-19Penn State L 12-24VMI W 24-7Lehigh L 9-24Brown W 33-6North Carolina W 23-17Illinois L 9-32Clarion W 32-3Lock Haven W 43-0Bloomsburg W 27-10Pittsburgh W 29-9West Virginia L 14-19

2003-04 (10-3)Findlay W 26-13Ohio W 23-10Purdue L 16-18Cleveland State W 24-15Old Dominion W 42-6Arizona State L 16-21Wyoming L 16-23Lock Haven W 23-12Clarion W 24-13Bloomsburg W 28-16Virginia Tech W 43-0Pittsburgh W 24-13West Virginia W 25-13

All-Time Division I Results


Year Coach W-L-T NCAA EWL PSAC1940-41 Frank Felice 1-3-01946-47 James Reed 0-5-01947-48 James Reed 4-2-01948-49 James Reed 4-3-01949-50 James Reed 1-2-21950-51 James Reed 5-2-01951-52 Bob Malarkey 4-3-01952-53 Hal Koepka 0-7-01953-54 James Reed 0-8-01954-55 James Reed 0-7-01955-56 Harry Ramsey 3-3-0*1956-57 Harry Ramsey 4-4-11957-58 Art McComb 5-2-11958-59 Art McComb 7-1-01959-60 Ron McIntyre 7-2-01960-61 Ron McIntyre 8-2-01961-62 Ron McIntyre 4-5-01962-63 Ron McIntyre 3-5-01963-64 Fred Caro 1-7-01964-65 Fred Caro 2-5-11965-66 Fred Caro 5-5-01966-67 Fred Caro 6-4-01967-68 Fred Caro 2-10-01968-69 Fred Caro 10-2-01969-70 Fred Caro 7-2-0 8th1970-71 Fred Caro 9-5-0 9th1971-72 Fred Caro 9-5-0 4th1972-73 Fred Caro 11-4-0 8th1973-74 Fred Caro 10-4-1 8th1974-75 Fred Caro 7-4-0 9th

Year Coach W-L-T NCAA EWL PSAC1975-76 Fred Caro 9-6-0 10th1976-77 Fred Caro 10-3-1 8th1977-78 Fred Caro 11-1-0 5th1978-79 Fred Caro 8-3-0 10th1979-80 Fred Caro 9-8-0 7th1980-81 Fred Caro 4-4-0 6th1981-82 Fred Caro 2-4-0 9th1982-83 Fred Caro 3-6-0 9th1983-84 Fred Caro 0-6-1 6th1984-85 Mike DeAnna 7-6-1 5th1985-86 Mike DeAnna 9-5-0 4th1986-87 Mike DeAnna 9-5-0 8th 1st1987-88 Mike DeAnna 16-4-0 7th 3rd1988-89 Mike DeAnna 5-8-0 9th 3rd 4th1989-90 Mike DeAnna 8-6-0 43rd 7th 3rd1990-91 Bruce Baumgartner 8-6-0 25th 7th 4th1991-92 Bruce Baumgartner 6-9-0 30th 8th 3rd1992-93 Bruce Baumgartner 6-7-0 T15th 6th 2nd1993-94 Bruce Baumgartner 15-2-0 T37th 2nd 2nd1994-95 Bruce Baumgartner 16-2-0 11th 4th 1st1995-96 Bruce Baumgartner 5-10-0 35th 3rd 3rd1996-97 Bruce Baumgartner 14-0-0 6th 3rd 2nd1997-98 Tim Flynn 7-7-0 T15th 1st 1st1998-99 Tim Flynn 11-3-1 18th 1st 1st1999-00 Tim Flynn 14-1-0 15th 1st 1st2000-01 Tim Flynn 11-3-1 12th 1st 2nd2001-02 Tim Flynn 10-4-0 14th 2nd 1st2002-03 Tim Flynn 10-5-0 24th 1st 1st2003-04 Tim Flynn 10-3-0 24th T1st 1st

* - season record incomplete

First LastOpponent W-L-T Meeting Meeting StreakAppalachian St. 1-0-0 W, 32-15 (‘95) W, 32-15 (‘95) W1Arizona State 1-1-0 W, 20-12 (‘96) L, 16-21 (‘04) L1Ashland 1-0-0 W, 28-9 (‘91) W, 28-9 (‘91) W1Bloomsburg 12-4-0 L, 17-25 (‘89) W, 28-16 (‘04) W11Brigham Young 1-0-0 W, 27-9 (‘94) W, 27-9 (‘94) W1Brown 4-0-0 W, 21-14 (‘92) W, 33-6 (‘03) W4Bucknell 2-0-0 W, 33-10 (‘87) W, 28-15 (‘88) W2Buffalo 7-0-0 W, 35-5 (‘88) W, 26-9 (‘00) W7California(Pa.) 8-0-0 W, 45-9 (‘86) W, 45-9 (‘95) W8Cal. Poly-Tech 1-0-0 W, 22-13 (‘97) W, 22-13 (‘97) W1CS Bakersfield 0-1-0 L, 9-24 (‘95) L, 9-24 (‘95) L1CS Fullerton 0-1-0 L, 9-23 (‘90) L, 9-23 (‘90) L1Central Michigan 2-2-0 L, 15-18 (‘00) W, 24-13 (‘02) W1Citadel 1-0-0 W, 42-3 (‘01) W, 42-3 (‘01) W1Clarion 13-5-0 W, 27-19 (‘87) W, 24-13 (‘04) W6Clemson 2-1-0 W, 35-9 (‘86) L, 10-21 (‘94) L1Cleveland St. 14-4-0 L, 20-21 (‘87) W, 24-15 (‘04) W1Cornell 1-4-0 L, 11-24 (‘92) L, 11-22 (‘98) L1Drake 1-0-0 W, 41-6 (‘87) W, 41-6 (‘87) W1Drexel 4-0-0 W, 30-9 (‘94) W, 32-3 (‘00) W4Eastern Illinois 1-0-0 W, 28-7 (‘88) W, 28-7 (‘88) W1Eastern Michigan 1-0-0 W, 32-6 (‘02) W, 32-6 (‘02) W1 Findlay 4-0-0 W, 36-4 (‘01) W, 26-13 (‘04) W4Gannon 1-0-0 W, 32-6 (‘01) W, 32-6 (‘01) W1Harvard 1-0-0 W, 23-9 (‘00) W, 23-9 (‘00) W1Hofstra 0-1-0 L, 13-19 (‘01) L, 13-19 (‘01) L1Illinois 1-2-0 W, 23-13 (‘87) L, 9-32 (‘03) L2Illinois State 1-0-0 W, 28-16 (‘88) W, 28-16 (‘88) W1Indiana 0-1-0 L, 2-42 (‘95) L, 2-42 (‘95) L1Iowa 0-4-0 L, 7-40 (‘87) L, 13-35 (‘01) L4Iowa State 0-2-0 L, 18-19 (‘87) L, 10-24 (‘89) L2Kent State 2-1-0 W, 28-6 (‘94) L, 13-19 (‘96) L1Lehigh 7-2-0 W, 37-14 (‘87) L, 9-24 (‘03) L1

First LastOpponent W-L-T Meeting Meeting StreakLiberty 2-0-0 W, 21-15 (‘90) W, 33-9 (‘92) W2Lock Haven 10-8-0 L, 18-21 (‘87) W, 23-12 (‘04) W2Loras 1-0-0 W, 48-3 (‘88) W, 48-3 (‘88) W1Marquette 1-0-0 W, 47-0 (‘87) W, 47-0 (‘87) W1Michigan 0-2-0 L, 9-36 (‘96) L, 6-30 (‘02) L2Michigan State 1-0-0 W, 25-11 (‘88) W, 25-11 (‘88) W1Missouri 1-1-0 W, 21-15 (‘94) L, 15-21 (‘96) L1Morgan St. 1-0-0 W, 40-3 (‘93) W, 40-3 (‘93) W1Navy 1-1-0 L, 14-18 (‘91) W, 20-17 (‘95) W1North Carolina 1-1-0 L, 9-22 (‘99) W, 23-17 (‘03) W1Northern Iowa 3-2-0 L, 14-24 (‘87) W, 27-6 (‘00) W3Oklahoma 0-1-0 L, 13-23 (‘01) L, 13-23 (‘01) L1Old Dominion 2-0-0 W, 38-6 (‘97) W, 42-6 (‘04) W2Ohio 7-0-0 W, 23-20 (‘96) W, 23-10 (‘04) W7Ohio State 3-3-0 W, 18-17 (‘88) L, 18-19 (‘98) L1Oregon State 1-0-0 W, 30-11 (‘96) W, 30-11 (‘96) W1Penn State 2-8-0 L, 14-19 (‘88) L, 12-24 (‘03) L1Pennsylvania 1-0-0 W, 19-14 (‘94) W, 19-14 (‘94) W1Pittsburgh 10-6-0 L, 12-23 (‘89) W, 24-13 (‘04) W6Princeton 1-0-0 W, 34-3 (‘02) W, 34-3 (‘02) W1Purdue 2-2-0 W, 35-3 (‘93) L, 16-18 (‘04) L2Rider 2-1-0 W, 25-9 (‘92) L, 19-20 (‘98) L1Rutgers 0-1-0 L, 14-21 (‘92) L, 14-21 (‘92) L1Slippery Rock 9-2-0 L, 20-24 (‘86) W, 38-4 (‘03) W7Syracuse 1-1-0 W, 27-6 (‘88) L, 16-21 (‘92) L1Villanova 1-0-0 W, 35-6 (‘88) W, 35-6 (‘88) W1Virginia 1-0-1 W, 24-8 (‘91) T, 17-17 (‘99) T1VMI 2-0-0 W, 36-7 (‘96) W, 24-7 (‘03) W2Virginia Tech 5-0-1 W, 46-3 (‘99) W, 43-0 (‘04) W3West Virginia 9-8-0 W, 33-7 (‘88) W, 25-13 (‘04) W1Wisconsin 1-0-0 W, 36-12 (‘94) W, 36-12 (‘94) W1Wright State 4-0-0 W, 33-16 (‘87) W, 33-3 (‘90) W4Wyoming 0-1-0 L, 16-23 (‘04) L, 16-23 (‘04) L1

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This is Edinboro University

Dr. Frank G. PoguePresident, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Frank G. Pogue was appointed the 15thpresident of Edinboro University of Pennsylvaniaon July 1, 1996.

A sociologist, Dr. Pogue holds a bachelor'sdegree from Alabama State University, a master'sdegree from Atlanta University, and a Ph.D. fromthe University of Pittsburgh.

Prior to his presidency at EdinboroUniversity, Dr. Pogue was the vice chancellor forstudent affairs and special programs at the StateUniversity of New York (SUNY) Central

Administration in Albany, serving in that position for 10 years. Whilevice chancellor, he also served for one year as interim president at theSUNY College at Cobleskill. Prior to his assignment in the SUNYCentral Administration, President Pogue was vice president for studentaffairs, associate vice president for research and educational develop-ment, dean of undergraduate studies, and a department chairperson, allat SUNY at Albany.

Dr. Pogue participates in national, regional and statewide leader-ship groups. He serves as a member of the American Council onEducation (ACE) Commission on Women in Higher Education whichprovides counsel to ACE on policies related to women in higher educa-tion and advises on other concerns related to expanded roles and equalopportunity for women in higher education. He is a member of theAmerican Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)Committee on Professional Development, Millennium LeadershipInitiative and Christa McAuliffe Selection Committee. He was appoint-ed in 2003 to the International Association of University PresidentsCommission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolution andPeace. Since 1984, Dr. Pogue has served on the Commission on HigherEducation Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA).Most recently, he served as President for the MSA Board of Trustees andas a member of its Executive Committee, and he is a former vice chairof the Commission's Executive Committee.

Dr. Pogue also serves on the Board of Trustees of the BACCHUS &

GAMMA Peer Education Network. He served for two years as chair-person of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (SSHE)Commission for the Universities and Commission of PresidentsExecutive Committee. He is a member of the Executive Board of ACommunity of Agile Partners in Education (CAPE). In October 1996, Dr.Pogue was appointed by then Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge to theGovernor's Commission on Academic Standards. In November 2002,he was appointed co-chair of the Higher Education Committee ofPennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell's Transition Team. In May, 2004, hewas appointed to the Pennsylvania Department of Education HigherEducation Advisory Board.

Locally, Dr. Pogue serves on the Boards of Directors for theMeadville Area Industrial Commission, the Erie Regional Chamber andGrowth Partnership, and the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra. He serveson the Boards of Corporators for the Hamot Health Foundation, theSaint Vincent Health Center, and the Meadville Medical Center. He is amember of the Martin Luther King Center Scholarship Committee andan Honorary Member of the Erie Wolves Club. Dr. Pogue was chair-person of the Erie County Millennium Commission, the Erie CountyState Employees Combined Appeal (SECA) campaign in 2001 and 2002,and of the Erie Day School's Adopt-A-Scholar scholarship program(2000-01 and 2002-03). He was also a member of the Erie Mayor's TaskForce on Public Safety. Dr. Pogue has served on the boards of directorsfor the United Way of Erie County and the Greater Erie County Chapterof the American Red Cross.

Dr. Pogue was honored by the Erie Area Chamber of Commercewith the Louis J. Tullio Community Service Award. The Greater ErieCommunity Action Committee (GECAC) honored him with the Paul P.Martin Community Service Award in 2000, and in 1999, theDistinguished Service Award for Leadership and Vision was presentedto him by the SUNY at Albany Council of Trustees.

Dr. Pogue has shared his experiences and expertise in EdinboroUniversity classrooms via guest lecturer presentations. He has alsotaught a course titled, "Special Topics in Sociology" for the Departmentof Sociology. He continues to enjoy working in the classroom environ-ment.

Since becoming president, Dr. Pogue has created the concept andphilosophy of the Edinboro Family, a learner-centered environmentwhere students come first and are an integral part of a caring and sup-portive campus community.

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is the largest comprehensivefour-year university in northwestern Pennsylvania. Its 585-acre campusis home to some 8,000 students studying in more than 100 academicprograms. The University’s programs in art, criminal justice, andspeech language pathology, among others, have earned regional andnational recognition and accolades, and the campus is ranked amongthe top 10 in the nation for the services provided for students with dis-abilities. In 2003 the University’s instutional accreditation with theCommission on Higher Education Middle States Association ofColleges and Schools was reaffirmed with commendation for ten years.In the 2006-07 academic year, the University will celebrate its

Sesquicentennial recognizing 150 years of service to theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania and beyond.

Edinboro is situated just 100 miles from the metropolitan areas ofCleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh, and less than 20 miles south of thecity of Erie -- Pennsylvania’s fourth largest city. Meadville, the seat ofCrawford County, is approximately 20 miles south of Edinboro.

The University’s Baron-Forness Library has more than 480,000bound volumes and 1.3 million microform units, along with an onlinecatalog, access to numerous online databases and electronic reserves.The building is equipped with a wireless network, computer labs andequipment to assist users with visual impairments.

The main campus also includes a modern University Center, plane-tarium, observatory, reading clinic, speech and hearing clinic, scienceand robotics labs, writing center, numerous computer labs with the lat-est hardware and software, three art galleries, an animation studio, cam-pus radio and televsion stations, health center, counseling center, andmuch more -- all accessible for people with disabilities. The recently ren-ovated and expanded Crawford Center for Health and PhysicalEducation and Disability Resources rivals any facility of ots kind in thenation.

In addition to a five-acre lake and wooded areas, there are 43 build-ings on the spacious Edinboro Campus, including six residence hallswith private or shared rooms, co-ed housing, honors housing, and liv-ing-learned floors -- all are wired for voice, video and data.

Edinboro University also operates centers in Erie and Meadville.Edinboro University in Erie -- The Porreco Center is a beautiful 27-acrecampus that includes classrooms, a computer laboratory, and a uniquefacility for small conferences, business meetings, and special events.Edinboro University in Meadville is located in the city’s historicBessemer Building.

2004-2005 WrestlingHead Coach: Tim Flynn

Nov. 13 AVALON DUALSvs. Findlay 12 noonvs. Appalachian State 2:00vs. Virginia 4:00

20 at Cornell InvitationalDec. 3-4 at Las Vegas Invitational

11 at Univ. at Buffalo 1:0012 PENN STATE 1:00

29-30 at Southern ScuffleJan. 14-15 at Virginia Duals

21 CLARION 7:3028-29 at PSAC Championships

at East Stroudsburg, PAFeb. 5 LOCK HAVEN 7:30

11 CLEVELAND STATE 7:3012 at Bloomsburg 7:3018 PITTSBURGH 7:30 19 EDINBORO OPEN All Day20 at West Virginia 7:30

Mar. 5-6 at EWL Tournament All Dayat Clarion, PA

17-19 at NCAA Division I All DayNational Championships at St. Louis, MO

Ron DoppelheuerNational Qualifier

Jacob GrayNational Qualifier

Joe HennisNational Qualifier

Documents

2004-05 Wrestling Media Guide