Aggression MMA had their weigh-ins today for the card on Feb 5th at the Edmonton Expo Centre. Main Event Fighters Jesse Taylor and Jason Day made weight, as did the semi-main event fighters Claude Patrick and Matt McGrath. Three fighters missed weight but all fights are a go for Friday night.
Tickets in Edmonton are still available through Ticketmaster. Or you can view the event live on Internet PPV at AggressionMMA.com for 7.99. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to Haitian Relief.

Weigh-In Results

Ben Snyder(0-0) 182.2* vs. Igor Caetano (0-1) 180.0
Tony Bibby (4-3) 134.8 vs. Phil Wark (1-1) 136.6*
Marcus Hicks (10-18) 209.8* vs. Matt McDonald (1-0) 195.6
Tim Tamaki (8-17) 145.8 vs. Adam Lorenz (2-1) 145.8
Lee Mein (2-7) 245.4 vs. Ilya Woronowski (2-1) 228.0
Chase Degenhardt (4-0) 185.4 vs. Dan Chambers (13-14) 184.6
Matt Knysh (1-2) 128.2 vs. Robin Black (2-3) 135.4
Ryan Brigham (3-3) 135.6 vs. Hardeep Singh (8-1) 135.8
Matt MacGrath (8-2) 170.6 vs. Claude Patrick (10-1) 170.8
Jesse Taylor (13-5) 185.4 vs. Jason Day (18-8) 184.6

Should Urijah Faber get a featherweight title shot before Mike Brown? Where does Ben Henderson stand in the worldwide rankings? Did the judges get another one wrong in the Tom Lawlor/Aaron Simpson match-up? Did Gray Maynard get screwed out of his title shot?

Welcome to Week #2 of the all-new Grappling with Issues. We’ve rebooted the franchise but rather than sending Brendhan Conlan and myself back to high school, we’ll be sticking to questions about the wild world of MMA. We’ve got plenty to talk about this week after back-to-back shows from the WEC and UFC, so let’s not waste any more time.

In the immortal words of Cecil Peoples…LET’S DANCE!

True/False – Mike Brown should have been given a chance to avenge his loss to Jose Aldo before Urijah Faber was offered a crack at the Brazilian phenom’s championship.

Adam Tool: This is a furiously hard question to answer in such black and white terms, because a simple true or false doesn’t take in all the angles that are in place. If I have to pick one or the other then I suppose I’ll take false, but now let’s talk about angles.

I love me some Mike Brown. He’s arguably the most powerful man in the featherweight division, and with his two victories over Faber there should be no doubt as to where these two fighters stack up in their weight class. If the match-making at WEC 46 had been a little more even for these two former champions, I would undoubtedly be calling for Brown to get the shot at Aldo first. That being said, we can’t ignore the fact that Brown got a relatively easy opponent while Faber was competing in a much more competitive bout. Faber got a decisive win over a man widely recognized as a top five fighter in the featherweight division, while Brown was slotted against a guy making his WEC debut. To get back to the top it’s likely that Brown will have to face somebody like Manny Gamburyan or Josh Grispi in a title eliminator bout, but at least he was able to get back in the win column on Sunday.

When I mentioned angles, there’s also the ever-important issue of the dollars and sense. Putting Urijah Faber in the title fight of the first WEC PPV will make dollars, and it just makes sense. He’s the most popular fighter in the company without question. If the WEC is serious about getting their brand on PPV (and they are) then they need the drawing power that Faber brings. There’s also the added intrigued behind the first meeting between Aldo and Faber, while Brown was pretty thoroughly dominated in his first bout with “Junior.” Aldo vs. Faber is the sexier fight, it’s the one I want to see first, and it’s the right fight to make.

Conlan: I can’t disagree with Tool’s assessment on popularity influencing the decision but it doesn’t mean I support the notion of pushing a more-deserving individual to the side in favor of selling a few extra tickets. In that regard my answer here is “false”. To counter Tool’s argument on the level of opposition at WEC 46 I’d like to point out Brown’s loss to Aldo came less than two months ago while “The California Kid” was allowed a full training camp before stepping back into the cage. Also, consider the reality that his Brazilian adversary’s only legitimate chance of beating Faber was via submission and Urijah has never tapped out in his twenty-six fight career. His wrestling and jiujitsu knowledge make him virtually impossible to beat on the mat. Morrison’s name may not carry the same value as Assuncao, but his knockout power and striking make him a threat to finish any opponent he faces. When’s the
last time you heard someone say a fighter has a “grappler’s chance” of winning?

Faber fought Jens Pulver to earn a rematch after initially losing to Brown so it’s not as though there’s a precedent for needing to beat a stellar featherweight to get a second shot at the gold (to mention one in your home town). I understand the Tick’s little brother has the entire promotion on his shoulders and is their most popular athlete. However, showing such obvious favor diminishes the belt’s value and brings Mixed Martial Arts one step closer to Vince McMahon’s idea of “sports entertainment”.

Hermes Franca retired from MMA last week. Did the news make you happy, sad, or indifferent?

Tool: I’m kind of sad about it, but that’s due in part to my own error in judgment. Franca’s last fight actually took place at a show that was going on here in Des Moines at the Val-Air Ballroom, a location that is not even 10 minutes away from my house. As I have been severely domesticated in the last year of my life, I made no effort to see this event (despite the presence of Franca as well as hometown favorite Josh Neer). I could have gone to this show but I didn’t, and so I found out along with the rest of the world the next day that Franca was calling it quits.

As for my feelings on Franca as a fighter, I’m fairly indifferent. Ever since being on the losing end of 2007’s worst title fight (in terms of the fight itself and the “double-whammy” steroid repercussions that came afterward) Franca has had little to offer in any subsequent performances. It was almost sad to see the bloated purple-headed monster that looked completely out of place against Tyson Griffin four months ago. He clearly doesn’t have the drive to be a fighter anymore so why not let him live out his days passing on his wealth of skills to the next generation?

Conlan: Like his hair might have been at one time in his career I’m a bit blue about Franca’s retirement from MMA. Yes, he embarrassed himself against Tyson Griffin, and he deserves to be criticized for using performance enhancing drugs prior to the Sherk bout regardless of his reasoning. That being said, he also has wins over a number of notable foes including Nate Diaz, Marcus Aurelio, Jamie Varner, Spencer Fisher, and Mike Brown. I’m sad to see him go because I believe he still has the ability to be competitive, and though his best days may be behind him, he’s still young enough to be a formidable opponent. I would rather he stepped away from the sport, got his life together, and came back as good or better than he’s ever been.

Then again, I’m being selfish as a fight-fan, and in the sense Franca will now have more time to spend with his family – and as Adam said, to train the next generation – I suppose I should have more of a smile on my face than I do.

Better night of free fights – WEC 45 or Fight Night 20?

Tool: Overall I would have to give the nod to the WEC. I enjoyed the Lawlor/Simpson fight the most out of those bouts seen during that 48 hour period, but the WEC had a more consistent level of quality. There were a few lulls here and there, and the main event couldn’t compete with some of the truly outstanding fights that have headlined recent WEC events, but overall WEC 46 was a solid card. Without a doubt though, both shows certainly gave fans their money’s worth.

Points must be taken away from Fight Night though as a result of the absolutely astounding amount of screen time used to promote that awful college comedy show. Numerous plugs from Goldberg, a completely humorless clip, and a painfully annoying interview with the cast all added up to an overabundance of shilling. I understand the need for Spike to cross-promote their new show with one of their biggest ratings powerhouses, but they need to remember that those 18-34 males they’re so desperate to get also happen to hate when companies give them the hard-sell. There was also plenty of promotion for UFC 109, but that’s the sort of thing you expect on these Fight Night events. I don’t expect 30 minutes of commercials for some show that will be dead within six months anyways, so let’s try to pull it back a bit in the future.

Conlan: I agree WEC 46 was the superior event, though Fight Night 20 could have possibly taken the lead had they aired Tom Lawlor’s Hogan-esque entrance. The “little guys” left it all on the canvas in Sacramento and gave the rabid fans what they wanted while Fight Night 20 offered up seven decisions, three finishes, and a draw. There wasn’t even enough time for Spike producers to show us the night’s only knockout.

I can’t help but chuckle at the Blue Mountain burns! It reminds me of a comment made by a 5 Oz. reader on the salary information for “Fight Night 20” questioning Leben’s absence from the televised broadcast. My thought was, “If he attended Blue Mountain State he would have gotten plenty of air time.”

After his wins over Cerrone and Varner, where would you place Benson Henderson in the worldwide lightweight rankings?

Conlan: Henderson deserves credit for the success he’s had in Mixed Martial Arts thus far, but in terms of his placement amongst the sport’s top lightweights I don’t think he’s even sniffing the “Top 10” at this point in his career. I also think, like most fighters, Benson probably could care less about something as arbitrary as a worldwide ranking. His wins over Varner and Cerrone are impressive in the context of World Extreme Cagefighting but do little for helping him climb up the proverbial 155-pound ladder because neither opponent was that high up it to begin with. Being the best WEC lightweight is akin to being the best backup quarterback on the Indianapolis Colts. Urijah Faber is Peyton Manning. He is the promotion’s captain and most popular athlete. He is a WEC icon. If Henderson wants to truly show the world how good he is he’ll need to sign with a new team (like the UFC). Until then, he’s a guy who was
knocked out by a no-name earlier in his career, was nearly submitted by Cerrone, and was losing to a guy coming off an injury-induced year-long layoff in his last fight before taking advantage of a mistake and scoring a submission. If I was forced to label him with a number it would be in the 14-15 range.

Tool: I feel about the same as my esteemed colleague, as I’d probably rank Henderson towards the bottom of a top twenty listing. He’s got some tremendous heart to go along with all his other skills, but heart only takes you so far. Henderson is well-rounded in other areas besides wrestling, but his striking isn’t on par with a Kenny Florian or an Eddie Alvarez. While he may have been able to avoid the submission attempts from Varner and Cerrone, I doubt “Smooth” would be as lucky against a world class grappler like Shinya Aoki. There are plenty of fighters that would pick to beat the new Undisputed WEC Lightweight Champion, but fortunately he’s only 26 and he’s only getting better. Given some time I see no reason why he couldn’t be a top ten fighter in the future, but he’s going to need some better competition soon if he’s going to get there.

The judges awarded Aaron Simpson a split decision win over Tom Lawlor with scores of 29-28, 29-28, and 28-29. How did you score this one?

Conlan: I would be remiss if I did not make at least one Simpson-related joke in this response based on the show’s 20th Anniversary, so let me start out by saying the judges’ decision did not have me saying, “D’oh!” I would have also been fine with the bout being awarded to Lawlor since it was a hotly contested match throughout and he nearly finished things off in the first round. However, “A-Train” controlled the second and third rounds for the most part and Lawlor was never able to rekindle the sparks that flew during the fight’s first frame. It made me wonder whether or not his cardio could have been affected by dumping adrenaline after the initial surge that nearly rendered Simpson unconscious.

Tool: I’m sorry but there’s one thing I can’t wrap my head around in regards to how this fight was scored. If you believe Lawlor deserved a 10-9 for the first round and Simpson deserved a 10-9 for the second, that means that you think the margin of victory was equal across each round. That’s simply not the case. Lawlor battered Simpson for the first five minutes, dominating the striking, aggression, and octagon control. He had Simpson rocked several times, and if that didn’t constitute a 10-8 round I guess I don’t know what does. The second frame was much closer and you could certainly make the argument that either man deserved to win the round. I believe Lawlor won that fight, and at the very least it should have been scored as a draw.

Do you agree or disagree with the UFC’s decision to pass over Gray Maynard and award the next lightweight title shot to Frankie Edgar?

Conlan: I’m actually neutral on the Edgar/Maynard debate since I don’t view either individual as any real threat to Penn’s title. Don’t misunderstand me, as I think both men are extremely talented, well-rounded fighters with the skill to beat the bulk of their peers. However, what has either ever done to merit any confidence in their ability to hang with Hilo’s favorite son? Baby Jay has demolished all five of the lightweight opponents he’s faced since re-entering the weight class two-and-a-half years ago. In that same span of time, Maynard has one knockout, one No Contest, and six consecutive decisions. Edgar hasn’t fared much better with a TKO, a submission, and four decisions. Am I to believe Penn wouldn’t devour the same people Maynard and Edgar couldn’t finish as though they were freshly made Manna Burgers – - fighters like Dennis Siver, Rich Clementi, or Hermes Franca? In the words of Chad Ochocinco, “Child
please!”

It doesn’t matter which of the two Penn faces since he is going to run through either of them. If I was part of the Zuffa braintrust I would have considered talking Penn into facing a mid-tier welterweight, perhaps enticing him with the ability to work his way back into a third bout with Georges St. Pierre, while finding a way to clearly establish a lightweight contender who can convincingly be spun as a dangerous foe for B.J. to face.

Tool: Brendhan can play the role of Sweden and try to remain neutral, but I’ll go ahead and answer the question. I don’t think that Maynard is ready for his title shot, but I do think that at this point he deserves it. It seems silly to me that Edgar gets the shot before Maynard, given the one-sided result of their previous meeting.

I understand the logic behind making Gray wait, since his last two fights have done little to inspire confidence in his abilities. He’s still young and ever-improving, and if he can start to finish his fights he’ll go a long way towards bringing people around.

However I can’t argue with the fact that both fighters are simply waiting in line to get their asses kicked by BJ. The man is dangerously close to cleaning out the lightweight division, which is probably in his best interests since he’s still desperate for another crack at GSP.

Here is the list of all 2008 2009 NCAA Qualifiers. To make the text bigger, use the full screen option to the right or tools tab to increase the size. To see the At Large Bids, Click here
 Complete NCAA Qualifiers

1

2
125
Byrne
Brendan
Maryland
RSJR
Cape May
21-8
1
ACC

3
125
Garnett
Jarrod
Virginia Tech
FR
Newark, DE
39-7
2
ACC

4
125
Clark
Tyler
Iowa State
SO
Davenport,
IA
24-6
2
Big 12

5
125
Fio
Joey
Oklahoma
SO
Sandpoint,
ID
21-3
1
Big 12

6
125
Blanc
Obenson
Oklahoma State
RSSR
Naples, FL
27-8
3
Big 12

7
125
Futrell
Bernard
Illinois
FR
Oak Forest,
IL
23-12
6
Big Ten

8
125
Escobedo
Angel
Indiana
RSJR
Griffith,
IN
22-3
1
Big Ten

9
125
Falck
Charlie
Iowa
RSSR
Arlington,
IA
22-4
3
Big Ten

10
125
Watts
Mike
Michigan
SR
Riverton,
UT
14-11
 
Big Ten

11
125
Olanowski
Eric
Michigan State
RSFR
Virginia Beach,
VA
20-17
7
Big Ten

12
125
Sanders
Zachary
Minnesota
RSFR
Wabasha,MN
35-7
5
Big Ten

13
125
Precin
Brandon
Northwestern
JR
Orland Park,
IL
27-3
2
Big Ten

14
125
Triggas
Nikko
Ohio State
SO
Moraga, CA
20-15
 
Big Ten

15
125
Pataky
Brad
Penn State
RSSO
Clearfield,
PA
28-9
4
Big Ten

16
125
Bonanno
Steve
Hofstra
FR
Wantagh, NY
28-13
2
CAA

17
125
Nicholson
James
Old Dominion
RSSO
Des Moines,
IA
35-2
1
CAA

18
125
Chamberlain
William
Duquesne
JR
Shippensburg,
PA
26-9
1
East Regional

19
125
Reber
Derek
Bucknell
FR
Lewisburg,
PA
31-10
3
EIWA

20
125
Nickerson
Troy
Cornell
RSJR
Chenango Forks,
NY
20-0
1
EIWA

21
125
Garner
Prescott
Navy
FR
Wes Linn,
OR
28-14
5
EIWA

22
125
Peterkin
Rollie
Penn
SO
Wellsley,
MA
21-5
2
EIWA

23
125
Moser
Ian
Bloomsburg
RSSO
Dover, DE
22-12
3
EWL

24
125
Ivanco
Jay
Clarion
RSSO
Monroville,
PA
19-12
2
EWL

25
125
Donahoe
Paul
Edinboro
RSSR
Davison, MI
31-0
1
EWL

26
125
Sentes
Scotti
Central Michigan
FR
North Fort
Myers, FL
25-6
1
MAC

27
125
Bedelyon
Nicholas
Kent State
SO
Lewistown,
PA
25-8
2
MAC

28
125
Robles
Anthony
Arizona State
RSSO
Mesa, AZ
25-6
1
Pac-10

29
125
Owen
Brian
Boise State
FR
Spokane,WA
12-7
4
Pac-10

30
125
Zoetewey
Brandon
Cal State
Bakersfield
SR
San Ramon,
CA
24-6
2
Pac-10

31
125
Orozco
Marcos
UC Davis
SR
Vacaville,
CA
21-8
3
Pac-10

32
125
Johnson
Demetrius
Chattanooga
RSFR
Brighton,
TN
10-6
1
SoCon

33
125
Mustari
Anthony
Northern Colorado
RSJR
Greeley, CO
26-8
2
WWC

34
125
Martinez
Michael
Wyoming
RSFR
Pagosa Springs,
CO
37-9
1
WWC

35
133
Bell
Steve
Maryland
RSJR
Connellsville,
PA
24-4
1
ACC

36
133
Rappo
Michael
North Carolina
RSSO
Holland, PA
24-8
2
ACC

37
133
Little
Darius
North Carolina
State
FR
High Point,
NC
18-15
3
ACC

38
133
Bonson
Matt
Virginia
RSFR
Lewistown,PA
17-7
4
ACC

39
133
Fanthorpe
Nicholas
Iowa State
JR
Naperville,
IL
20-4
1
Big 12

40
133
Schavrien
Todd
Missouri
SO
Poway, Calif.
14-11
3
Big 12

41
133
Notte
Christopher
Oklahoma State
JR
Wantagh, NY
27-7
2
Big 12

42
133
Kennedy
James
Illinois
JR
Ingleside,
IL
28-4
3
Big Ten

43
133
Dennis
Daniel
Iowa
RSJR
Ingleside,
IL
27-4
5
Big Ten

44
133
Gomez
Franklin
Michigan State
RSJR
Brandon, FL
22-2
1
Big Ten

45
133
Ness
Jayson
Minnesota
RSJR
Bloomington,
MN
33-7
4
Big Ten

46
133
Humphrey
Reece
Ohio State
RSJR
Indiapolis,
IN
26-3
2
Big Ten

47
133
Strayer
Jake
Penn State
RSSR
South Fork,
PA
16-8
6
Big Ten

48
133
Ruggirello
Lou
Hofstra
JR
Walden, NY
28-3
1
CAA

49
133
Hutter
Kyle
Old Dominion
JR
New Lenox,
IL
22-12
2
CAA

50
133
Smith
Christian
Liberty
Grad
Chesapeake,
VA
23-12
1
East Regional

51
133
Marble
David
Bucknell
JR
Harpersville,
NY
27-10
4
EIWA

52
133
Grey
Mike
Cornell
SO
Rockaway,
NY
22-8
2
EIWA

53
133
Fisk
Matthew
Lehigh
RSJR
Wyalusing
PA
26-7
3
EIWA

54
133
Baker
Joe
Navy
SR
Poway, CA
14-0
1
EIWA

55
133
Deubel
Rick
Edinboro
RSSR
Chagrin Falls,
OH
27-11
2
EWL

56
133
Conroy
Jimmy
Pittsburgh
JR
South Plainfield,
NJ
21-11
1
EWL

57
133
Beebe
Conor
Central Michigan
RSJR
Western Springs,
IL
22-12
2
MAC

58
133
Mitcheff
Dan
Kent State
RSJR
Lorain, OH
23-8
1
MAC

59
133
DeShazer
Tristen
Northern Illinois
RSSO
Wichita, KS
21-11
3
MAC

60
133
Hochstrasser
Andrew
Boise State
RSSO
Tooele, UT
30-2
1
Pac-10

61
133
Novachkov
Filip
Cal Poly
RSSO
Sunnyvale,CA
22-7
3
Pac-10

62
133
Kimbrell
Thomas
Cal State
Bakersfield
RSSR
Daswonville,
GA
25-12
5
Pac-10

63
133
Dillashaw
Tyler
Cal State
Fullerton
RSSR
Angels Camp,
CA
27-7
6
Pac-10

64
133
Kubec
Kelly
Oregon State
RSFR
Everett, WA
21-7
2
Pac-10

65
133
Low
Brandon
UC Davis
RSSO
Honolulu,
HI
14-8
4
Pac-10

66
133
Celorrio
Frank
Appalachian
State
JR
Hialeah, FL
26-13
1
SoCon

67
133
VomBaur
Cory
Wyoming
RSJR
Vacouver,
WA
27-12
1
WWC

68
141
Krom
Alex
Maryland
RSJR
Easton, PA
21-4
1
ACC

69
141
Ramirez
Vincent
North Carolina
RSSR
Durham, NC
31-8
3
ACC

70
141
Caramanica
Joe
North Carolina
State
JR
Nazareth,
PA
11-8
5
ACC

71
141
Nelson
Nick
Virginia
SO
Pittsburgh,PA
23-10
4
ACC

72
141
Diaz
Christopher
Virginia Tech
SO
Camden, DE
35-10
2
ACC

73
141
Gallick
Nick
Iowa State
JR
Tucson, AZ
28-4
2
Big 12

74
141
Hoehn
Marcus
Missouri
SR
Farminton,
MO
29-8
1
Big 12

75
141
Parks
Jamal
Oklahoma State
RSFR
Tulsa, OK
27-8
3
Big 12

76
141
Prater
Ryan
Illinois
SO
Plainfield,
IL
11-15
7
Big Ten

77
141
Tsirtsis
Alex
Iowa
SR
Griffith,
IN
25-5
4
Big Ten

78
141
Russell
Kellen
Michigan
SO
High Bridge,
NJ
26-2
1
Big Ten

79
141
Thorn
Michael
Minnesota
RSSO
Saint Michael,MN
29-15
5
Big Ten

80
141
Sulzer
Keith
Northwestern
JR
Cleveland,
OH
19-12
6
Big Ten

81
141
Jaggers
J
Ohio State
RSSR
Northfield,
OH
23-7
3
Big Ten

82
141
Molinaro
Frank
Penn State
RSFR
Barnegat,
NJ
19-16
8
Big Ten

83
141
Tanelli
Zach
Wisconsin
RSSR
Milburne,
NJ
25-4
2
Big Ten

84
141
Accordino
Justin
Hofstra
RSFR
Wilkes-Barre,
PA
23-11
2
CAA

85
141
Williams
Ryan
Old Dominion
SR
Mechanicsburg,
PA
35-3
1
CAA

86
141
Harner
Tim
Liberty
SR
Norristown,
PA
25-8
1
East Regional

87
141
Simpson
William
Army
SR
Nashville,
TN
18-6
4
EIWA

88
141
Jantzen
Corey
Harvard
SO
Shoreham,
NY
13-2
2
EIWA

89
141
Ciasulli
Seth
Lehigh
RSJR
Easton, PA
24-8
1
EIWA

90
141
Rappo
Richard
Penn
JR
Holland,PA
18-7
3
EIWA

91
141
Nauman
Tyler
Pittsburgh
RSFR
Middletown,
PA
28-7
1
EWL

92
141
D'Alie
Anthony
Central Michigan
RSJR
Waterford,WI
14-9
2
MAC

93
141
Lashaway
Drew
Kent State
RSSR
Bowling Green,
OH
29-5
1
MAC

94
141
Drouin
Chris
Arizona State
RSSO
Temecula,
CA
26-6
2
Pac-10

95
141
Fish
Cory
Boise State
JR
Spokane, WA
18-9
4
Pac-10

96
141
Nacita
Elijah
Cal State
Bakersfield
RSSO
Bakersfield,
CA
33-11
1
Pac-10

97
141
Duenas
Adin
Cal State
Fullerton
RSSO
Gilroy,Ca
20-7
3
Pac-10

98
141
Cleveland
Cody
Chattanooga
RSJR
Tullahoma,
Tn
17-6
1
SoCon

99
141
Bencivenga
Christopher
North Carolina-Greensboro
RSSR
Davie, FL
29-10
2
SoCon

100
141
Washington
Trenton
Northern Iowa
RSFR
Omaha, NE
14-7
1
WWC

101
149
Stabile
Nicholas
North Carolina
RSSO
Lenhartsville,
PA
27-9
2
ACC

102
149
Caldwell
Darrion
North Carolina
State
SO
Rahway, N.J.
33-0
1
ACC

103
149
Balum
Kellon
Virginia
JR
Herndon, PA
10-11
3
ACC

104
149
Yates
Peter
Virginia Tech
FR
Conyers, GA
36-8
 
ACC

105
149
Mueller
Mitch
Iowa State
JR
Iowa City,
IA
20-7
2
Big 12

106
149
Sanders
Robert
Nebraska
RSSR
Blanding,
UT
26-15
3
Big 12

107
149
Terry
Kyle
Oklahoma
RSJR
Midwest City,
Okla.
28-1
1
Big 12

108
149
Metcalf
Brent
Iowa
RSJR
Davison, MI
33-0
1
Big Ten

109
149
Palmer
Lance
Ohio State
JR
Columbia Station,
OH
27-3
3
Big Ten

110
149
Jenkins
Bubba
Penn State
JR
Virginia Beach,
VA
24-1
2
Big Ten

111
149
Patacsil
Jake
Purdue
RSSR
Sunrise, FL
33-8
4
Big Ten

112
149
Ruschell
Kyle
Wisconsin
RSJR
Critenden,
KY
26-7
5
Big Ten

113
149
Roberts
Michael
Boston U.
RSSR
Albany, NY
31-10
2
CAA

114
149
Gillespie
Paul
Hofstra
RSFR
Long Beach,
NY
19-13
1
CAA

115
149
Cathell
Matt
Delaware State
RSSO
 
16-0
1
East Regional

116
149
Borshoff
Kyle
American
SO
Pittsford,
NY
26-4
3
EIWA

117
149
Kyler
Matthew
Army
JR
Clearfield,
PA
39-5
2
EIWA

118
149
LeValley
Kevin
Bucknell
SO
Hugo, CO
28-13
6
EIWA

119
149
Meagher
Daniel
Cornell
SO
Bow, NH
14-10
 
EIWA

120
149
Chinn
Trevor
Lehigh
RSSR
Canadaigua,
NY
27-7
4
EIWA

121
149
Saddoris
Bryce
Navy
SO
Spring Creek,
NV
40-5
1
EIWA

122
149
Grajales
Cesar
Penn
SO
Brandon, FL
25-8
5
EIWA

123
149
Hickman
George
Bloomsburg
RSSR
Wilmington,
NC
23-12
2
EWL

124
149
Gillespie
Torsten
Edinboro
FR
Webster, NY
26-17
6
EWL

125
149
Fittery
Matthew
Lock Haven
RSSR
Denver, PA
29-7
1
EWL

126
149
Jauregui
David
West Virginia
RSSR
Santa Ana,
CA
14-5
3
EWL

127
149
Green
Desmond
Buffalo
FR
Henrietta,
NY
38-7
2
MAC

128
149
Brown
Steven
Central Michigan
RSJR
Hermon, NY
21-6
1
MAC

129
149
Chamberlain
Jason
Boise State
FR
Springville,UT
26-7
1
Pac-10

130
149
Barnes
Heinrich
Oregon State
SR
Pretoria,
South Africa
35-5
2
Pac-10

131
149
Waddell
Daniel
Chattanooga
RSFR
Chattanooga,TN
12-9
1
SoCon

132
149
Polkowske
Mitchell
Northern Colorado
FR
LaJara, CO
28-6
1
WWC

133
149
Kittleson
Trevor
Northern Iowa
RSSO
St. Ansgar,
IA
27-9
2
WWC

134
157
Scotton
Thomas
North Carolina
RSSO
Willingboro,
NJ
20-13
 
ACC

135
157
Hamrah
Kody
North Carolina
State
SR
Middlesex,
N.J.
31-8
1
ACC

136
157
Moore
Jedd
Virginia
FR
Marion,OH
28-13
3
ACC

137
157
Dong
Jesse
Virginia Tech
FR
Westerville,
OH
32-9
2
ACC

138
157
Sanderson
Cyler
Iowa State
JR
Heber City,
UT
18-7
4
Big 12

139
157
Chandler
Michael
Missouri
SR
High Ridge,
MO
27-6
2
Big 12

140
157
Burroughs
Jordan
Nebraska
JR
Sickerville,
NJ
30-0
1
Big 12

141
157
Terry
Chad
Oklahoma
RSJR
Midwest City,
Okla.
16-7
 
Big 12

142
157
Erisman
Robert
Oklahoma State
RSSO
De Soto, KS
31-9
3
Big 12

143
157
Poeta
Michael
Illinois
RSSR
Highwood,
IL
13-0
1
Big Ten

144
157
Kinser
Kurt
Indiana
RSSO
Bloomington,
IN
18-8
6
Big Ten

145
157
Hynes
Aaron
Michigan
RSSO
Flint, MI
20-13
5
Big Ten

146
157
Jones
Anthony
Michigan State
SO
Highland Park,
MI
23-13
7
Big Ten

147
157
Safratowich
Tyler
Minnesota
RSSR
Park Rapids,
MN
29-12
3
Big Ten

148
157
Welch
Jason
Northwestern
FR
Walnut Creek,CA.
23-8
2
Big Ten

149
157
Johnstone
Jason
Ohio State
RSSR
Massilon,
OH
20-12
 
Big Ten

150
157
Salazar
Colton
Purdue
RSSO
Midway, UT
14-12
4
Big Ten

151
157
Bonilla-Bowman
Jonny
Hofstra
RSJR
Pomona, NY
22-7
1
CAA

152
157
Kessler
Michael
Rider
RSJR
Randallstown,
MD
25-11
2
CAA

153
157
Smith
Shaun
Liberty
JR
Parkersburg,
WV
12-12
1
East Regional

154
157
Leen
Jordan
Cornell
RSSR
Soddy Daisy
TN
23-2
1
EIWA

155
157
O'Connor
J.P.
Harvard
JR
Oxford, NY
30-3
2
EIWA

156
157
Dragon
Matt
Penn
JR
Dallas,PA
25-7
4
EIWA

157
157
Winston
Scott
Rutgers
FR
Jackson NJ
38-7
3
EIWA

158
157
Moley
Matt
Bloomsburg
JR
Phoenixville,
PA
31-5
1
EWL

159
157
Harrison
Hadley
Clarion
JR
McKean, PA
20-13
4
EWL

160
157
Gillespie
Gregor
Edinboro
JR
Webster, NY
37-1
2
EWL

161
157
Goodman
Ryan
West Virginia
RSFR
Greensburg,
PA
8-9
3
EWL

162
157
Deutsch
Bryan
Northern Illinois
RSSO
Columbia City,
IN
20-10
1
MAC

163
157
Hall
Adam
Boise State
RSSO
Bonners Ferry,
ID
31-4
2
Pac-10

164
157
Pami
Chase
Cal Poly
RSJR
Las Vegas,
NV
22-7
1
Pac-10

165
157
Knox
Joseph
Chattanooga
RSJR
Signal Mtn.
TN
16-10
1
SoCon

166
157
Gaethje
Justin
Northern Colorado
SO
Safford, AZ
22-6
1
WWC

167
165
Mueller
Keegan
North Carolina
RSSR
Dallas, TX
32-7
1
ACC

168
165
Reader
Jonathan
Iowa State
SO
Davison, MI
25-6
3
Big 12

169
165
Marable
Nick
Missouri
JR
Collierville,
TN
23-6
1
Big 12

170
165
Dwyer
Stephen
Nebraska
JR
Rockton, IL
25-5
2
Big 12

171
165
Smith
Ryan
Oklahoma
RSFR
Prineville,
OR
15-11
5
Big 12

172
165
Mason
Brandon
Oklahoma State
RSSR
Shenandoah,
IA
26-9
4
Big 12

173
165
Smith-Bergsrud
Roger
Illinois
RSSR
Lake Bluff,
IL
19-10
6
Big Ten

174
165
Young
Paul
Indiana
RSSO
Bloomington,
IN
29-13
7
Big Ten

175
165
Morningstar
Ryan
Iowa
RSJR
Lisbon, IA
27-5
2
Big Ten

176
165
Zeerip
Justin
Michigan
RSFR
Freemont,
MI
8-18
8
Big Ten

177
165
Kendle
Rex
Michigan State
RSSR
Edwardsburg,
MI
22-13
 
Big Ten

178
165
Sponseller
Colt
Ohio State
SO
Glenmont,
OH
30-6
4
Big Ten

179
165
Vallimont
Dan
Penn State
RSJR
Lake Hopatcong,
NJ
21-10
3
Big Ten

180
165
Manuel
Luke
Purdue
RSSO
Nevada City,
CA
25-13
5
Big Ten

181
165
Howe
Andrew
Wisconsin
FR
Cedar Lake,IN
26-4
1
Big Ten

182
165
Patrovich
Ryan
Hofstra
RSSO
Islip, NY
20-8
3
CAA

183
165
Brown
Chris
Old Dominion
RSJR
Chesapeake,
VA
27-6
1
CAA

184
165
Lapham
Jason
Rider
SR
West Chazy,
NY
26-11
2
CAA

185
165
Brooks
Jeremy
Millersville
JR
Linden, PA
30-8
1
East Regional

186
165
Rendos
Andrew
Bucknell
JR
Brockway,
PA
28-6
2
EIWA

187
165
Lewnes
Mack
Cornell
SO
Annapolis,
MD
35-0
1
EIWA

188
165
Galante
Mike
Lehigh
RSJR
Ocean City,
NJ
27-6
3
EIWA

189
165
Pletcher
Matt
Rutgers
SR
Easthampton,
NJ
33-11
4
EIWA

190
165
Schmelyun
Rick
Bloomsburg
JR
New Oxford,
PA
31-13
5
EWL

191
165
King
Jarrod
Edinboro
RSJR
Connellsville,
PA
27-5
1
EWL

192
165
Headlee
Ethan
Pittsburgh
SO
Waynesburg,
PA
24-14
3
EWL

193
165
Jones
Donald
West Virginia
RSJR
Slickville,
PA
10-3
2
EWL

194
165
Stewart
Trevor
Central Michigan
SR
Canton, MI
23-8
1
MAC

195
165
Sherfey
Tyler
Boise State
RSSR
Kenewick,
WA
25-8
1
Pac-10

196
165
Davis
Keegan
Oregon State
JR
Salem, OR
25-13
3
Pac-10

197
165
Amuchastegui
Nick
Stanford
RSFR
Talent, OR
28-6
2
Pac-10

198
165
Garvin
William
Chattanooga
RSSR
Hoover, AL
22-9
1
SoCon

199
165
Fay
Moza
Northern Iowa
RSSR
Anamosa, IA
25-4
1
WWC

200
174
Henrich
Christopher
Virginia
SO
Lansdale,
PA
36-1
1
ACC

201
174
Trongone
Anthony
Virginia Tech
RSFR
Glendora
26-14
2
ACC

202
174
Burk
Ryan
Iowa State
JR
Peoria, IL
17-7
 
Big 12

203
174
Jordan
Raymond
Missouri
SR
New Bern,
NC
30-4
2
Big 12

204
174
Browne
Brandon
Nebraska
RSSR
Plattsmouth,
NE
26-3
1
Big 12

205
174
James
Jeff
Oklahoma
RSSO
El Reno, Okla.
22-6
4
Big 12

206
174
McSpadden
Newly
Oklahoma State
RSSR
Vinita, OK
19-7
3
Big 12

207
174
Dergo
John
Illinois
JR
Morris, IL
13-8
4
Big Ten

208
174
Perry
Trevor
Indiana
RSJR
Davison, MI
26-15
6
Big Ten

209
174
Borschel
Jay
Iowa
RSJR
Marion, IA
27-3
3
Big Ten

210
174
Luke
Steve
Michigan
SR
Massillon,
OH
27-0
1
Big Ten

211
174
Hinton
Ian
Michigan State
RSFR
Mishawaka,
IN
19-17
8
Big Ten

212
174
Rella
David
Ohio State
JR
Akron, OH
20-13
5
Big Ten

213
174
Wright
Quentin
Penn State
FR
PA Furnace,
PA
29-10
2
Big Ten

214
174
Meys
Hunter
Boston U.
FR
Cliffton pk
NY
29-10
4
CAA

215
174
Tovuujav
Mendbagana
George Mason
FR
Ulaanbaatar
City, Mongolia
24-7
1
CAA

216
174
Lucas
Alton
Hofstra
SR
West Babylon,
NY
24-6
2
CAA

217
174
Decker
Eric
Old Dominion
RSJR
Wells Bridge,
NY
26-17
3
CAA

218
174
Smith
Shane
Millersville
RSFR
Pennsburg,
PA
32-13
1
East Regional

219
174
Cannon
Michael
American
RSSO
Mechanicsville,
MD
30-0
1
EIWA

220
174
Riccio
Shane
Bucknell
JR
Warren, NJ
32-14
3
EIWA

221
174
Anceravage
Steve
Cornell
RSSR
Bloomsburg,
PA
27-4
2
EIWA

222
174
Herbert
Justin
Franklin &
Marshall
SR
New Milford,
PA
23-11
 
EIWA

223
174
Caruso
Alex
Lehigh
RSSO
Green Brook,
NJ
19-9
4
EIWA

224
174
Rebertus
Luke
Navy
FR
Elkton, MD
34-9
5
EIWA

225
174
Giffin
Scott
Penn
RSFR
Berlin, NJ
16-10
6
EIWA

226
174
Brenner
Kurt
West Virginia
RSSR
Rochester,
PA
18-4
1
EWL

227
174
Rock
Nate
Buffalo
JR
Ephrata, PA
26-14
2
MAC

228
174
Miller
Mike
Central Michigan
RSSO
Uniontown,
OH
26-6
1
MAC

229
174
Lee
Nathan
Boise State
RSJR
Payson, AZ
18-3
1
Pac-10

230
174
McCroskey
Jason
Chattanooga
RSFR
Hixson, TN
17-10
1
SoCon

231
174
Sigmon
Byron
North Carolina-Greensboro
RSSO
Claremont,
NC
17-9
3
SoCon

232
174
Onufer
Shane
Wyoming
RSFR
Auburn, WA
42-9
1
WWC

233
184
Barone
John
Duke
RSJR
Shirley, N.Y.
36-6
3
ACC

234
184
Caponi
Rocco
Virginia
RSSR
Uniontown,
OH
15-5
1
ACC

235
184
Spellman
Thomas
Virginia Tech
SO
Newton, NJ
24-9
2
ACC

236
184
Ward
Jerome
Iowa State
RSFR
Evergreen
Park, IL
23-11
2
Big 12

237
184
Henderson
Dorian
Missouri
RSFR
Columbia,
Mo.
20-13
 
Big 12

238
184
Jones
Vince
Nebraska
SR
Sicklerville,
NJ
31-6
1
Big 12

239
184
Flynn
Patrick
Oklahoma
JR
Quakertown,
PA
25-6
3
Big 12

240
184
McNeil
Christopher
Oklahoma State
RSFR
Lawton, OK
24-11
4
Big 12

241
184
Blanton
Jordan
Illinois
FR
Richmond,
IL
26-8
4
Big Ten

242
184
Cameron
Eric
Indiana
JR
Cincinnati,
OH
21-18
6
Big Ten

243
184
Keddy
Philip
Iowa
RSJR
Vernal, UT
29-3
2
Big Ten

244
184
Biondo
Anthony
Michigan
RSSO
Clinton Twp,
MI
18-13
5
Big Ten

245
184
Herbert
Jake
Northwestern
RSSR
Wexford,PA
29-0
1
Big Ten

246
184
Pucillo
Mike
Ohio State
RSJR
Strongsville,
OH
19-1
3
Big Ten

247
184
Kissel
A.J.
Purdue
SO
Sheboygan,
WI
27-8
 
Big Ten

248
184
Patterson
Joshua
Binghamton
JR
Ontario, NY
41-4
1
CAA

249
184
Umbehauer
Doug
Rider
RSSR
Shamong, NJ
19-4
2
CAA

250
184
Daggett
Christopher
Liberty
SR
Parkersburg,
WV
25-13
1
East Regional

251
184
Gevelinger
Matthew
Brown
SR
Mineral Point,
WI
24-12
4
EIWA

252
184
Thompson
David
Bucknell
SO
West Liberty,
OH
22-14
5
EIWA

253
184
Kerber
Justin
Cornell
RSSO
Emmetsburg,
IA
30-10
2
EIWA

254
184
Caputo
Louis
Harvard
JR
Blue Springs,
MO
30-5
3
EIWA

255
184
Craig
David
Lehigh
JR
Brandon, FL
25-4
1
EIWA

256
184
Caldwell
Kenneth
Navy
SR
Liberty, IN
31-13
6
EIWA

257
184
Honeycutt
Christopher
Edinboro
FR
North Ridgeville,
OH
30-6
1
EWL

258
184
Moran
Mickey
Buffalo
SR
Pittsburgh,
PA
23-11
3
MAC

259
184
DiDona
Vincenzo
Central Michigan
RSSR
Cleveland,
OH
25-12
2
MAC

260
184
Kilgore
Dustin
Kent State
RSFR
Berea, OH
31-3
1
MAC

261
184
Smith
Kirk
Boise State
SO
Boise, ID
36-1
1
Pac-10

262
184
Orozco
Riley
Cal State
Bakersfield
RSSO
Fallon, NV
27-11
2
Pac-10

263
184
McKee
Mikal
North Carolina-Greensboro
SO
Asheville,
NC
31-12
1
SoCon

264
184
Dolly
Alex
Northern Iowa
RSSR
Mishawaka,
IN
11-4
2
WWC

265
184
LeBlanc
Joe
Wyoming
RSFR
Meeker, CO
40-6
1
WWC

266
197
Taylor
Hudson
Maryland
RSJR
Pennington,
NJ
31-7
2
ACC

267
197
Drury
Dennis
North Carolina
RSJR
Jenkintown,
PA
27-8
3
ACC

268
197
Jones
Brent
Virginia
RSJR
Burke, VA
29-6
1
ACC

269
197
Bruce
Daniel
Virginia Tech
SO
Naperville,
IL
28-15
4
ACC

270
197
Varner
Jake
Iowa State
JR
Bakersfield,
CA
26-2
2
Big 12

271
197
Askren
Maxwell
Missouri
JR
Hartland,
WI
26-5
3
Big 12

272
197
Brester
Craig
Nebraska
RSJR
Howells, NE
29-3
1
Big 12

273
197
Lapotsky
Eric
Oklahoma
JR
Mt. Carmel,
PA
22-8
5
Big 12

274
197
Foster
Clayton
Oklahoma State
SO
Kamiah, ID
27-5
4
Big 12

275
197
Bond
Patrick
Illinois
RSJR
Chesapeake,
VA
16-12
3
Big Ten

276
197
Beatty
Chad
Iowa
RSJR
Muscatine,
IA
18-4
4
Big Ten

277
197
Todd
Tyrel
Michigan
SR
Bozeman, MT
21-1
1
Big Ten

278
197
Brown
Logan
Purdue
RSSO
Covington,OH
29-13
5
Big Ten

279
197
Herbst
Dallas
Wisconsin
RSSR
Winneconne,
WI
23-3
2
Big Ten

280
197
Hall
John
Boston U.
SO
Palo Alto
CA
25-10
 
CAA

281
197
Oplinger
Jon
Drexel
RSSR
Bath, PA
31-5
2
CAA

282
197
Byers
Cayle
George Mason
SO
Chugiak, AK
27-5
1
CAA

283
197
Fagiano
Joe
Hofstra
SO
Harwood Height,
IL
17-8
4
CAA

284
197
Strawn
Jesse
Old Dominion
JR
Holton, KS
33-11
3
CAA

285
197
Bennet
Raymond
Millersville
SO
Clarks Summit,
PA
19-13
1
East Regional

286
197
Silber
Charles
American
SR
Scotch Plains,
NJ
22-12
5
EIWA

287
197
Starks
Richard
Army
JR
Midway, KY
33-6
2
EIWA

288
197
Simez
Cameron
Cornell
RSFR
Allegan, MI
34-9
1
EIWA

289
197
Bradshaw
Patrick
Edinboro
RSJR
Saegertown,
PA
25-7
1
EWL

290
197
Hamel
James
Buffalo
FR
Watick, MA
30-12
2
MAC

291
197
McClure
John
Eastern Michigan
RSSR
West Ottawa,
MI
14-15
1
MAC

292
197
Chine
Eric
Kent State
RSSR
Youngstown,
OH
22-11
4
MAC

293
197
Chriswell
Brent
Boise State
RSSO
Port-Orchad,WA
13-1
1
Pac-10

294
197
Halsey
Brandon
Cal State
Bakersfield
RSSR
Oceanside,
CA
20-3
2
Pac-10

295
197
Feist
Luke
Stanford
RSSR
Sandpoint,
ID
22-13
3
Pac-10

296
197
Delaney
Andrew
The Citadel
FR
Santa Rosa
Beach, FL
25-16
1
SoCon

297
197
Anderson
Andrew
Northern Iowa
RSSR
Sioux City,
IA
26-7
1
WWC

298
197
Sorenson
Tyler
South Dakota
State
RSJR
Garretson,
SD
14-2
2
WWC

299
285
Dudziak
Konrad
Duke
RSSO
Bayonne, NJ
27-2
1
ACC

300
285
Dobies
Justin
North Carolina
RSSR
Garfield Heights,
OH
27-8
2
ACC

301
285
Marone
David
Virginia Tech
SO
Broomfield,
CO
31-14
3
ACC

302
285
Zabriskie
David
Iowa State
JR
Branchville,
NJ
30-2
1
Big 12

303
285
Ellis
Mark
Missouri
JR
Raymore, MO
26-3
2
Big 12

304
285
Lane
Tucker
Nebraska
RSFR
Redvale, CO
26-12
3
Big 12

305
285
Fernandez
Nathan
Oklahoma
RSSO
Lawton, Okla.
20-10
5
Big 12

306
285
Rosholt
Jared
Oklahoma State
RSJR
Sandpoint,
ID
30-4
4
Big 12

307
285
Wise
John
Illinois
RSJR
Pittsfield,
IL
21-7
3
Big Ten

308
285
Everhart
Nathan
Indiana
JR
Orland Park,
IL
25-15
5
Big Ten

309
285
Erekson
Daniel
Iowa
JR
McCall, ID
22-6
1
Big Ten

310
285
Berhow
Benjamin
Minnesota
RSSO
Hayward,MN
26-9
4
Big Ten

311
285
Morrison
Corey
Ohio State
RSJR
Shaker Hts.
OH
19-13
 
Big Ten

312
285
Massey
Kyle
Wisconsin
RSSR
Champlin,
MN
23-8
2
Big Ten

313
285
Bordas
Eddie
Rider
JR
Montgomery,
NY
26-8
1
CAA

314
285
Porter
Dustin
Gardner-Webb
RSJR
Burton, OH
31-5
1
East Regional

315
285
Flores
Ryan
Columbia
FR
Clovis, CA
32-3
1
EIWA

316
285
Hammond
Zach
Cornell
RSSR
Galloway,
NJ
18-12
5
EIWA

317
285
Birchler
Christopher
East Stroudsburg
JR
Fairfield,
NJ
23-5
3
EIWA

318
285
Rey
Zachery
Lehigh
RSFR
Hopatcong,
NJ
21-4
2
EIWA

319
285
McLean
Trey
Penn
JR
Merlin, OR
18-10
6
EIWA

320
285
Russo
III
Rutgers
RSSO
Netcong, NJ
31-14
4
EIWA

321
285
Goff
Rashard
Cleveland
State
RSSR
Brandon, FL
30-9
1
EWL

322
285
Fendone
Joe
Edinboro
RSSR
Salem, NH
27-6
2
EWL

323
285
Sheaffer
Zach
Pittsburgh
RSSR
Carlisle,
PA
18-9
4
EWL

324
285
Rogers
Dustin
West Virginia
RSSR
Corning, CA
19-5
3
EWL

325
285
Trice
Jarod
Central Michigan
RSFR
Highland Park,
MI
22-10
2
MAC

326
285
Porter
Jermail
Kent State
RSSR
Akron, OH
28-1
1
MAC

327
285
Monteiro
Mitchell
Cal State
Bakersfield
RSJR
Paso Robles
28-6
1
Pac-10

328
285
Jack
Clayton
Oregon State
RSFR
Vacaville,
CA
21-9
3
Pac-10

329
285
Alcala
Ricardo
UC Davis
RSSO
Arvin, CA
16-10
2
Pac-10

330
285
wine
josh
VMI
SO
massaponax
14-6
1
SoCon

331
285
Brantley
Christian
Northern Iowa
RSFR
Homewood,
IL
25-8
1
WWC

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

NCAA Division I Wrestling Coaches Panel Rankings 
Through Results of 1/18/2009 
Rank Wt Class Name School 
1 125 Paul Donahoe Edinboro 
2 125 Troy  Nickerson Cornell 
3 125 Brandon Precin Northwestern 
4 125 Angel Escobedo Indiana 
5 125 Charlie Falck Iowa 
6 125 Tyler Clark Iowa State 
7 125 Scotti Sentes Central Michigan 
8 125 James Nicholson Old Dominion 
9 125 Zachary Sanders Minnesota 
10 125 Rollie Peterkin Pennsylvania 
11 125 Joey Fio Oklahoma 
11 125 Anthony Robles Arizona State 
13 125 Obenson Blanc Oklahoma State 
14 125 Mike Watts Michigan 
15 125 Jarrod Garnett Virginia Tech 
16 125 Marcos Orozco UC Davis 
17 125 Nicholas Bedelyon Kent State 
18 125 Brad Pataky Penn State 
19 125 Brandon Zoetewey Cal State Bakersfield 
20 125 Anthony Mustari Northern Colorado 
21 125 Jay Ivanco Clarion 
22 125 Nikko Triggas Ohio State 
23 125 Steve Bonanno Hofstra 
24 125 Prescott Garner Navy 
25 125 Ian  Moser Bloomsburg 
26 125 Brian Owen Boise State 
27 125 Bernard Futrell Illinois 
28 125 Michael Martinez Wyoming 
29 125 Derek Reber Bucknell 
30 125 Chris Albright Pittsburgh 
31 125 Thomas Williams American 
32 125 Brendan Byrne Maryland 
33 125 Caleb Flores University of Northern Iowa 
 
 
1 133 Franklin Gomez Michigan State 
2 133 Reece Humphrey Ohio State 
3 133 James Kennedy Illinois 
4 133 Daniel Dennis Iowa 
5 133 Andrew Hochstrasser Boise State 
6 133 Nicholas Fanthorpe Iowa State 
7 133 Jayson Ness Minnesota 
8 133 Steve Bell Maryland
9 133 Mike Grey Cornell 
10 133 Jake Strayer Penn State 
11 133 Joe Baker Navy 
12 133 Lou Ruggirello Hofstra 
13 133 Tyler Dillashaw Cal State Fullerton 
14 133 Rick Deubel Edinboro 
15 133 Dan Mitcheff Kent State 
16 133 Christopher Notte Oklahoma State 
17 133 Matthew Fisk Lehigh 
18 133 Todd Schavrien Missouri 
19 133 David Marble Bucknell 
20 133 Tristen DeShazer Northern Illinois 
21 133 Kyle Hutter Old Dominion 
22 133 Jimmy Conroy Pittsburgh 
23 133 Conor Beebe Central Michigan 
24 133 Michael Rappo North Carolina 
25 133 Thomas Kimbrell Cal State Bakersfield 
26 133 Matt Bonson Virginia 
27 133 Brian Shelton Oklahoma 
28 133 Sean  Clair Eastern Michigan 
28 133 Eric Metzler Northwestern 
30 133 Will Livingston Virginia Tech 
31 133 Cory  VomBaur Wyoming 
32 133 Matthew Vacanti Nebraska 
33 133 Kelly Kubec Oregon State 
 
 
1 141 Alex Tsirtsis Iowa 
2 141 Zach Tanelli Wisconsin 
3 141 Nick Gallick Iowa State 
4 141 Corey Jantzen Harvard 
5 141 Kellen Russell Michigan 
6 141 Chris Drouin Arizona State 
7 141 Ryan Williams Old Dominion 
8 141 J Jaggers Ohio State 
9 141 Tyler Nauman Pittsburgh 
10 141 Joe Caramanica North Carolina State 
11 141 Cody Cleveland Chattanooga 
12 141 Michael Thorn Minnesota 
13 141 Marcus Hoehn Missouri 
14 141 Drew  Lashaway Kent State 
15 141 Alex Krom Maryland 
16 141 Anthony D'Alie Central Michigan 
17 141 Jamal Parks Oklahoma State 
18 141 Keith Sulzer Northwestern 
19 141 Christopher Diaz Virginia Tech 
20 141 Seth Ciasulli Lehigh 
20 141 Vincent Ramirez North Carolina 
22 141 Frank Molinaro Penn State 
23 141 Nick Nelson Virginia 
24 141 Cory Fish Boise State 
25 141 Tim Harner Liberty 
26 141 Christopher Bencivenga North Carolina-Greensboro 
27 141 Andrae Hernandez Indiana 
28 141 Elijah Nacita Cal State Bakersfield 
29 141 Trevor Melde Rutgers 
30 141 Ryan Prater Illinois 
31 141 Joel Webster Edinboro 
32 141 Matthew Mariacher American 
33 141 Adin  Duenas Cal State Fullerton 
 
 
1 149 Brent Metcalf Iowa 
2 149 Bubba Jenkins Penn State 
3 149 Darrion Caldwell North Carolina State 
4 149 Lance Palmer Ohio State 
5 149 Kyle Ruschell Wisconsin 
6 149 Bryce Saddoris Navy 
7 149 Jake Patacsil Purdue 
8 149 Steven  Brown Central Michigan 
9 149 Kyle Borshoff American 
10 149 Matthew Kyler Army 
11 149 Cesar Grajales Pennsylvania 
12 149 Matt Cathell Delaware State 
13 149 Kyle Terry Oklahoma 
14 149 Trevor Chinn Lehigh 
15 149 Heinrich Barnes Oregon State 
16 149 Nicholas Stabile North Carolina 
17 149 Mitch Mueller Iowa State 
18 149 Jason Chamberlain Boise State 
19 149 David Jauregui West Virginia 
20 149 Torsten Gillespie Edinboro 
21 149 Michael Roberts Boston U. 
22 149 Peter Yates Virginia Tech 
23 149 Matthew Fittery Lock Haven 
24 149 Desmond  Green Buffalo 
25 149 Luke Silver Oklahoma State 
26 149 Daniel Meagher Cornell 
27 149 Kevin LeValley Bucknell 
28 149 Andrew Sherry Missouri 
29 149 Robert Sanders Nebraska 
30 149 Barrett Abel UC Davis 
30 149 Ryan  Adams North Dakota State 
32 149 Mitchell Polkowske Northern Colorado
33 149 Mark Powell Pittsburgh 
 
 
1 157 Gregor Gillespie Edinboro 
2 157 Jordan Burroughs Nebraska 
3 157 Michael Poeta Illinois 
4 157 Jordan Leen Cornell 
5 157 J.P. O'Connor Harvard 
6 157 Adam Hall Boise State 
7 157 Cyler  Sanderson Iowa State 
8 157 Dan Vallimont Penn State 
9 157 Michael Chandler Missouri 
10 157 Matt Moley Bloomsburg 
11 157 Robert Erisman Oklahoma State 
12 157 Chase Pami Cal Poly 
13 157 Kurt Kinser Indiana 
14 157 Scott Winston Rutgers 
15 157 Matt Dragon Pennsylvania 
16 157 Jason Welch Northwestern 
17 157 Shane Vernon Oklahoma 
18 157 Tyler Safratowich Minnesota 
19 157 Jonny Bonilla-Bowman Hofstra 
19 157 Jason Johnstone Ohio State 
21 157 Jedd Moore Virginia 
22 157 Joseph  Knox Chattanooga 
23 157 Kody Hamrah North Carolina State 
24 157 Jesse Dong Virginia Tech 
25 157 Michael Kessler Rider 
26 157 Hadley Harrison Clarion 
27 157 Tyler Grayson Central Michigan 
28 157 Thomas Scotton North Carolina 
29 157 Sean Bilodeau Lehigh 
30 157 Derek Sickles Columbia University 
31 157 Anthony Jones Michigan State 
32 157 Joel Ahern Navy 
33 157 Aaron Hynes Michigan 
 
 
1 165 Mack Lewnes Cornell 
2 165 Ryan  Morningstar Iowa 
3 165 Moza Fay University of Northern Iowa 
4 165 Colt Sponseller Ohio State 
5 165 Stephen  Dwyer Nebraska 
6 165 Jonathan Reader Iowa State 
7 165 Nick Marable Missouri 
8 165 Jarrod King Edinboro 
9 165 Andrew Howe Wisconsin
10 165 Trevor Stewart Central Michigan 
11 165 Brandon Mason Oklahoma State 
12 165 Andrew  Rendos Bucknell 
13 165 Luke Manuel Purdue 
14 165 Chris Brown Old Dominion 
15 165 Mike Galante Lehigh 
16 165 Keegan Mueller North Carolina 
17 165 Roger Smith-Bergsrud Illinois 
18 165 Scott Glasser Minnesota 
19 165 Tyler Sherfey Boise State 
20 165 Keegan Davis Oregon State 
21 165 Ryan Patrovich Hofstra 
22 165 Rick Schmelyun Bloomsburg 
23 165 Ryan Smith Oklahoma 
24 165 Zack Shanaman Pennsylvania 
25 165 William Garvin Chattanooga 
26 165 Matt Epperly Virginia Tech 
27 165 Paul Young Indiana 
28 165 Rex Kendle Michigan State 
29 165 Jason Lapham Rider 
30 165 Brian Letters Maryland 
31 165 Ethan Headlee Pittsburgh 
32 165 Nick Amuchastegui Stanford 
33 165 Matt Pletcher Rutgers 
 
 
1 174 Steve Luke Michigan 
2 174 Brandon Browne Nebraska 
3 174 Michael  Cannon American 
4 174 Jay  Borschel Iowa 
5 174 Steve Anceravage Cornell 
6 174 Raymond Jordan Missouri 
7 174 Christopher Henrich Virginia 
8 174 Mike Miller Central Michigan 
9 174 Alton Lucas Hofstra 
10 174 Jeff James Oklahoma 
11 174 Quentin Wright Penn State 
12 174 Ryan Burk Iowa State 
13 174 Kurt Brenner West Virginia 
14 174 Alex Caruso Lehigh 
15 174 Nathan Lee Boise State 
16 174 John  Dergo Illinois 
17 174 Austin Trotman Appalachian State 
18 174 Newly McSpadden Oklahoma State 
19 174 Shane Onufer Wyoming 
20 174 Luke Rebertus Navy 
21 174 Jacob Ison Ohio 
22 174 Trevor Perry Indiana 
23 174 Kyle Bressler Oregon State 
24 174 Scott  Giffin Pennsylvania 
25 174 Travis Rutt Wisconsin 
26 174 Mendbagana Tovuujav George Mason 
27 174 Hunter Meys Boston U. 
28 174 Tyler Bernacchi UC Davis 
29 174 Shane Riccio Bucknell 
30 174 Eric Decker Old Dominion 
31 174 Mike  Whalen Rutgers 
32 174 David Rella Ohio State 
33 174 Nicholas Corpe Purdue 
 
 
1 184 Jake Herbert Northwestern 
2 184 Mike  Pucillo Ohio State 
3 184 Philip  Keddy Iowa 
4 184 Kirk Smith Boise State 
5 184 Dustin Kilgore Kent State 
6 184 Doug  Umbehauer Rider 
7 184 Louis Caputo Harvard 
8 184 Joshua Patterson Binghamton 
9 184 David Craig Lehigh 
10 184 Joe LeBlanc