Mike Patrovich 2006 NCAA All-American Chris

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Mike Patrovich
2006 NCAA All-American
Chris Weidman
2006 NCAA All-American
Joe Rovelli
Two-time NCAA Qualifier
John Manarte
NCAA Qualifier
2006-07 Hofstra University Wrestling Quick Facts
Location: Hempstead, New York 11549
Founded: 1935
Enrollment: 13,000
Affiliation: NCAA Division I
Conference: Colonial Athletic Association
Nickname: Pride
Colors: Gold, White and Blue
Home Arena (Capacity): David S. Mack
Sports and Exhibition Complex (5,124)
Assistant Director of Athletic
Communications: Stephen Gorchov
Office Phone: (516) 463-4933
Graduate Assistant: Beth Romano
Office Phone: (516) 463-2907
President: Stuart Rabinowitz
Director of Athletics: Jack Hayes
Senior Executive Associate Director of
Athletics: Danny McCabe
Senior Associate Director of Athletics:
Cindy Lewis
Associate Director of Athletics for
Communications: Jim Sheehan
External Affairs: Mark Cox
Compliance: Dan McCarthy
Assistant Director of Athletics for
Corporate Relations: Tim McMahon
Assistant Director of Athletics for
Marketing and Promotions:
Jesse Bonfiglio
Director of Student-Athlete Services:
James Sewell
Assistant Director of Compliance:
Lauren Ashman
Athletic Department Phone: (516) 463-6750
Communications/Wrestling Contact:
Jim Sheehan
Office Phone: (516) 463-6764
Cell Phone: (516) 523-6692
Fax: (516) 463-5033
E-mail Address: Jim.B.Sheehan@hofstra.edu
Senior Assistant Director of Athletic
Communications: Jeremy Kniffin
Office Phone: (516) 463-6759
Head Athletic Trainer: Evan Malings
Athletic Trainer - Wrestling: Andy Wetstein
Equipment Managers: Anthony Battaglia,
Dave Walsh and Kathy Theiling
Assistant Equipment Managers: Brit Stone,
Pete Markey
Athletic Department Secretaries:
Kay Kenney, Harriet Teitle, Clarice Smith,
Cathy Aull and Carol Spargimino
Photography: Brian Ballweg, Jim Sheehan
HOFSTRA WRESTLING
INFORMATION
Head Wrestling Coach: Tom Shifflet
(Edinboro, 1995)
Record at Hofstra: First Year
Overall College Coaching Record: 32-32/
Four years
Head Wrestling Coach’s Office Phone:
(516) 463-6615
E-mail Address: Thomas.Shifflet@hofstra.edu
Assistant Coaches: Rob Anspach (Hofstra,
2001) and Joe Dubuque (Indiana, 2006)
Assistant Wrestling Coaches Office Phone:
(516) 463-3758
Assistant Coaches E-mail Addresses:
Robert.A.Anspach@hofstra.edu;
Joseph.Dubuque@hofstra.edu
Strength and Conditioning Director:
Ryan Martin
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach:
Joe Makovec
Hofstra Wrestling on the Web:
www.hofstra.edu/athletics/wrestling
Returning Lettermen/Starters: 11/6
2005-06 Record: 11-9
2005-06 Conference Record: 6-0 (CAA
Champions; 5 consecutive CAA titles & 6
straight conference crowns)
2006 NCAA Championship Qualifiers: 8
2006 Individual CAA Champions: 7
2006-07 Preseason Rankings: NWCA 11th; WIN - 12th
RETURNING 2006 NCAA
QUALIFIERS: 6
• Dave Tomasette, 125, Sewell, NJ (Jr., 2006
CAA Champion and NCAA qualifier at 125;
2005 CAA finalist and NCAA qualifier at 125)
• Charles Griffin, 141, Reading, PA (Jr., 2006
2005 CAA Champion and NCAA qualifier at
133; 2005 CAA Rookie of the Year)
• James Strouse, 157, Levittown, NY (Sr.,
2006 CAA Champion and NCAA qualifier
at 157; 2005 CAA Champion and NCAA
qualifier at 157; 2004 CAA finalist and
NCAA qualifier)
• Mike Patrovich, 165, Islip, NY (Sr., 2006
NCAA All-American at 174 (4th place),
and CAA Champion at 174; 2005 CAA
Champion and NCAA qualifier at 165; 2004
red-shirt; 2003 CAA finalist and NCAA
qualifier at 157)
• Joe Rovelli, 184, Wilkes-Barre, PA (Jr., 2006
2005 CAA Champion and NCAA qualifier
at 184)
• Chris Weidman, 197, Baldwin, NY (Sr.,
2006 NCAA All-American at 197 (6th
place), and CAA finalist at 197)
Table of Contents
Quick Facts
This is Hofstra
Head Coach Tom Shifflet
Assistant Coaches/Staff
2006-07 Alphabetical Roster
2006-07 Roster by Weight Class
2006-07 Outlook
2006-07 Notebook
Wrestler Bios
All-Americans/NCAA Qualifiers
Returning Wrestlers
Wrestling Newcomers
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Hofstra University President
University Senior Administration
Director of Athletics
Athletic Administration and Head Coaches
Academic Support
Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
Hofstra Heritage
Long Island and New York City
Wrestling Facilities
Team Travel
2005-06 Wrestling Statistics 2005-06 Dual Results
2005-06 CAA Review
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The Colonial Athletic Association
History of Hofstra Wrestling
Hofstra Wrestling Record Book
Hofstra in the NCAA Championships
Wrestling Alumni
All-Time Dual Records
Dual Results
Ray Downey Fund
Media Information
Campus Map
Getting to Hofstra
2006-07 Schedule
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Hofstra University Wrestling 2006-07
This is Hofstra University
H
ofstra University provides a
dynamic college experience
tailored for innately
ambitious, outcome-oriented
individuals. Students find
their edge at Hofstra,
through small classes,
a faculty whose
primary concern is
teaching, cutting
edge technology,
extensive library
resources, internships,
and special educational programs that appeal
to their interests and abilities. The Hofstra
community is driven, dynamic and energetic,
helping students find and focus their
strengths to prepare them for a successful
future.
In its relatively short history, Hofstra has
established itself as a world-class institution
of higher education and cultural enterprise.
Each academic year, the Hofstra campus
and the programs offered grow and change
to meet the demands of our students and our
community.
Hofstra opened in 1935 as a commuter
school with all classes and offices housed in
one building. Since those early days, Hofstra
has evolved into an international institution
with a student body hailing from 45 states
and 61 countries around the world. The
beautiful campus is an accredited arboretum
with 113 buildings on 240 acres. There are
approximately 4,200 students living on
campus, and Hofstra offers them and all
students an extensive array of academic and
social activities. Additionally, Hofstra’s close
proximity to Manhattan means that students
have easy access to the wondrous cultural,
social and career offerings of the city.
What has remained consistent throughout the
years, however, is the sense of community
on campus, the eagerness of our students
to learn and the commitment of the Hofstra
faculty and administration to provide a
challenging education that encourages the
pursuit of lifelong learning.
The Colleges and Schools of the University
are: Hofstra College of Liberal Arts
and Sciences, Frank G. Zarb School of
Business, New College of Hofstra, School
of Communication, School of Education
and Allied Human Services, School of Law,
School for University Studies, University
College for Continuing Education, Honors
College and Saturday College. Bachelor’s
degrees are offered in 140 areas of study.
Graduate degrees are offered, including
Ph.D., Ed.D., Psy.D., Au.D. and J.D. degrees,
advanced certificates and professional
diplomas, in more than 150 programs of
study.
own cable channels. Also located here is the
University’s radio station (WRHU/88.7FM), audio production studios, a film/
video screening room, film editing
rooms, a computer laboratory, a
speech performance studio and
a large dance studio.
Hofstra’s C.V. Starr
Hall offers academic
facilities that are among
the most technologically
advanced in the nation.
Every seat in every classroom allows
students direct access to the Internet and
Hofstra network, including the resources of
Hofstra’s Axinn Library.
Recently, the University celebrated the
opening of Hagedorn Hall, the new home of
our School of Education and Allied Human
Services. In 2001 Hofstra University Honors
College welcomed its first class. This new
division of the University proved to be an
immediate success, not only with University
faculty and administrators, but among the
93 inaugural students. Every fall since, the
number of entering freshmen has increased
substantially.
Hofstra’s School of Communication is one
of the largest, most advanced noncommercial television
facilities in the East. Students
take classes and work
in Dempster Hall,
a sophisticated
television production/
post-production
facility with two
broadcast-quality
studios and control
rooms; two advanced
online video edit
suites; two Avid
non-linear digital
editing systems and
several cuts-only
video work stations.
Two satellite dishes
are available with
one dish providing
special news feeds
for the broadcast
journalism room, which also has access
to Associated Press, Lexis-Nexis and Dow
Jones services. In addition, the facility is
capable of broadcasting student-produced
programming to the entire campus on our
Hofstra’s growing computer facilities offer
extensive high-tech training opportunities.
There are computer terminals throughout
the campus for student and faculty use,
with more than 750 PC, Macintosh and
UNIX workstations available in labs and
classrooms. The University was ranked 14th
in Forbes’ list of Most Connected Campuses
in 2004, up from 18 in 2003.
Hofstra hosts more than 500 cultural events
annually, bringing thousands of scholars,
dignitaries and other participants to campus.
More than 200 musical and dramatic
performances take place on campus each year.
The Hofstra Museum, which houses one of
the largest art collections in the metropolitan
area, coordinates approximately 12
exhibitions annually and offers exhibition
areas and an extensive outdoor sculpture
collection, with more than 65 pieces.
The Hofstra Museum is accredited by the
American Association of Museums – one of
only 94 universities in the nation and one of
six in New York to hold that distinction.
Hofstra also has seven theaters, a student newspaper, a
lively student center, a recreation center and numerous
athletic facilities, including the 15,000-seat James M.
Shuart Stadium and the 5,124-seat David S. Mack
Sports and Exhibition Complex. Hofstra also has an
indoor, Olympic-sized (eight lane, 50-meter) swimming
pool, one of the largest such facilities in the New York
metropolitan area.
The Hofstra athletic program competes on the NCAA
Division I level and is a member of the Colonial Athletic
Association and the Atlantic 10 Football Conference. The
University sponsors 18 intercollegiate programs – nine
men’s sports and nine women’s sports. Hofstra has men’s
teams in basketball, football, baseball, lacrosse, golf,
tennis, wrestling, soccer and cross country. Women’s
sports include basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis,
soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, cross country and golf.
The 18 men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletic teams
compete in more than 150 home contests annually.
Hofstra’s academic programs are accredited by numerous
national agencies and the University is one of only 270
schools, out of more than 3,600 colleges and universities
nationwide, with a chapter of
the national honor society
Phi Beta Kappa. Of
Hofstra’s 1,246 faculty
members, 527 are full
time and 91 percent
hold the highest
degree in their
fields. The average
undergraduate class
size is 25 students,
while student-faculty
ratio is 14-to-1.
Hofstra University is
100-percent program
accessible to persons
with disabilities, and
has been cited as a
national model for
this achievement.
Hofstra by the Numbers
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1,246
1935
8,031
13,000
1.2 Million
Eateries on campus
Varsity sports
Average undergraduate class size
ocal and national fraternities and
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sororities
Residence halls
Percent program accessibility to
persons with disabilities
Student clubs and organizations
Cultural events per year
Faculty members
Founding date
Full-time undergraduate enrollment
Total University enrollment,
including part-time undergraduate,
graduate and School of Law
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olumes available at Hofstra
University Libraries
Head Wrestling Coach–Tom Shifflet
T
om Shifflet, a four-time NCAA
Championships qualifier and a
three-time All-American as a
student-athlete at Edinboro University,
and most recently the head wrestling
coach at the University of North Carolina
at Greensboro, became the 10th head
wrestling coach in Hofstra University’s
storied 58-year wrestling history on May
17, 2006.
“An All-American collegiate wrestler, a
top-notch recruiter and an outstanding
coach, Tom Shifflet has all the qualities
that we were looking for to continue the
winning tradition of Hofstra Wrestling,”
Hofstra Director of Athletics Jack Hayes
said. “He has been a winner at every
level, knows what it takes to get to the
top, and shares our vision and passion to
make the Pride program the best that it
can be.”
Shifflet came to Hofstra after four seasons as head wrestling coach
at UNC Greensboro, where he was directly responsible for all
aspects of the Spartans program including instruction, recruiting,
scheduling, academic counseling and community relations. His
tenure at UNCG was marked by annual improvements in recruiting,
recognition and success. He also created and organized the annual
35-team Southern Scuffle wrestling tournament, which is one of the
largest and more competitive Division I regular season tournaments
in the country. During his four seasons at UNC Greensboro, Shifflet
recorded a 32-32 dual meet record and had nine wrestlers qualify
for the NCAA Championships.
A three-time All-American and a four-time national qualifier as a
student-athlete at national powerhouse Edinboro from 1992 through
1995, Shifflet began his coaching career as an assistant at Georgia
State University in 1995, helping the Panthers post back-to-back
winning seasons, and developed three conference champions and
four NCAA qualifiers.
In 1997 Shifflet left Georgia State to begin a five-year tenure as an
assistant coach at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. During
his time with the Big Red, Shifflet coached 24 NCAA qualifiers,
three NCAA All-Americans and helped Head Coach Rob Koll
to a pair of Ivy League championships in 1999 and 2001. More
importantly, Cornell was also consistently ranked among the
nation’s top-15 programs. The final Big Red recruiting class that he
was involved with placed fifth at the 2006 NCAA Championships
in Oklahoma City.
After five seasons at Cornell, the Amherst, New York, native was
named the head wrestling coach at UNC Greensboro on May 17,
2002. After a typical transitional season in his first year at UNCG,
Shifflet managed to sign one of the top recruiting classes in the
nation in 2003. That class, which included one high school AllAmerican, four honorable mention high school All-Americans and
seven state champions, received an honorable mention based on
InterMat’s 2003 final rankings.
In 2003-04 the Spartans claimed their first
winning season since 1998-99, posting a
9-6 overall record with the nine victories
ranking as the third most in the program’s
12-year history. In addition, two of his
recruits – Kevin Artis (141 lbs.) and Daren
Burns (197 lbs.) – captured conference
championships in their respective weight
classes with Burns being named the
Southern Conference Freshman of the
Year.
Shifflet guided UNCG to the most wins
in school history during the 2004-05
season as the Spartans recorded a 125 overall record, 4-1 in the Southern
Conference. He produced the Southern
Conference Freshman of the Year for the
second consecutive year as Joe Kemmerer
earned the award following a 31-7 season. Kemmerer, along with teammates Burns
and Joe Lowe, each won their respective
weight classes at the Southern Conference Mat Jam and qualified
for the NCAA Tournament.
In 2005-06 UNCG tied a school-record by sending four wrestlers
to the NCAA Division I Championships in Oklahoma City and
the Spartans finished tied for 31st with Harvard in the final
Championship standings. The Spartans finished the season with an
11-6 dual match record and a 4-1 mark in the Southern Conference
and had two wrestlers miss out on all-American honors by one
victory.
“I am excited about continuing the tradition that Hofstra University
has in wrestling,” Shifflet said. “It is a great opportunity for me
to move the program along, like Tom Ryan did, without missing
a beat. I look forward to setting lofty goals and working with a
great group of student-athletes to achieve them. I want to move
the Hofstra Wrestling program into the top 10 and top five in the
nation. We certainly have that opportunity at Hofstra, which was
big reason why I took this position. I eagerly await the chance to
work with the alumni and the friends of Hofstra wrestling to keep
our program moving forward.”
Shifflet graduated from Edinboro University in 1995 with a
Bachelor of Science degree in health and physical education. As
a wrestler, he registered 118 wins for the Edinboro Fighting Scots
and was coached by the legendary Bruce Baumgartner. Competing
at 142 pounds, Shifflet finished seventh at nationals as a freshman,
sixth as a sophomore and third as a senior. He is one of four threetime All-Americans in school history. Shifflet also received the
Eastern Wrestling League Freshman of the Year Award in 1992 and
the EWL Wrestler of the Year Award in 1995. He was inducted into
both the Edinboro University and the EWL Halls of Fame in 2006. In 1996 Shifflet placed seventh in the final U.S. Olympic Trials in
freestyle wrestling at 149.5 pounds. One year later he placed sixth
in both the World Team Freestyle Trials and the U.S. Open.
Shifflet is married to the former Alice Faron of East Setauket,
New York.
Assistant Coaches/Staff
ROB
ANSPACH
Joe
Makovec
Assistant
Strength and
Conditioning
Coach
Assistant Coach
R
ob Anspach,
a two-time
NCAA
Wrestling Championships participant, is
his sixth season as an assistant coach on the
Pride wrestling staff in 2006-07.
Anspach complied a record of 69-51 and
made two trips to the NCAA Tournament
during his five-year career at Hofstra. In
2000-01 Anspach posted an 11-11 record and
finished second at the ECWA Championship,
earning a wild card selection to the 2001
NCAA Championships. That season he also
won his weight class at the Bearcat Open,
compiling a perfect 4-0 record.
In the 1999-00 season, Anspach had a 20-15
record on his way to an ECWA individual
championship and an NCAA berth. Anspach
also placed first at the Congressional Cup
and was the runner-up at the New York State
Championships in 1999-00.
Anspach, a resident of Hauppauge, New
York, is a 2001 graduate of Hofstra
University with a degree in American
studies.
JOE
DUBUQUE
Assistant Coach
T
wo-time
NCAA
Division I
national champion
Joe Dubuque is in his first season as an
assistant coach at Hofstra University.
Dubuque, a three-time NCAA All-American
who captured national titles at 125 pounds
in 2005 and 2006, posted an overall record
of 114-18 including a 69-6 dual mark and a
19-6 Big Ten record in four years at Indiana
University.
Dubuque, a native of Bloomfield, New
Jersey, was a scholastic national champion
as a senior and a two-time state champion at
Glenn Ridge High School. After red-shirting
the 2001-02 season at Indiana, he tallied a
23-5 overall record and a 15-3 mark in duals
and ranked as high as 12th as a freshman but
J
missed the Big 10 championship due to an
injury.
A year later, Dubuque qualified for his
first NCAA appearance with a fourth place
finish at the Big 10 Championships and
then went on to earn All-America honors
with an eighth-place showing at the NCAA
Championships. He finished the year with
a 34-9 overall record and a 21-2 dual mark,
and captured the 125-pound title at the
Northern Iowa Open.
In 2004-05 Dubuque placed third in the
Big 10 Championships and then defeated
three ranked opponents on his march to
claim the 125-pound title at the national
championships. He became the first Hoosier
to appear in a NCAA final since Roger
Chandler did so in 1997, and the first IU
grappler to claim a national championship
since Brian Dolph captured the 150-pound
title in 1990. He finished the year with a 29-3
overall record, an 18-1 slate in duals, a 6-1
mark in the Big Ten and a 12-2 mark against
ranked opponents.
As a senior during the 2005-06 season, he
recorded a 28-1 mark, including a 7-1 record
against ranked opponents, and defeated
three ranked opponents at the NCAA
Championships en route to the 125-pound
crown. Dubuque became just the second
Hoosier in Indiana history to capture two
national titles and the first Hoosier to register
back-to-back NCAA crowns. Only the fourth
wrestler in Indiana history to earn three
All-American awards, he helped lead IU
to an 18th-place finish at the 2006 NCAA
Championships.
Dubuque, who earned a bachelor’s degree in
recreation sports management from Indiana,
resides in Hauppauge, New York.
oe Makovec is in his second year as
assistant strength and conditioning
coach at Hofstra University. Makovec
is primarily responsible for designing and
implementing the flexibility, nutritional,
speed, strength and conditioning protocols
for 14 of the University’s Olympic
sports, as well as assisting Strength and
Conditioning Director Ryan Martin with
other sports. He also performs periodic
body composition and nutritional
assessments for student-athletes, as well
as assisting in implementing rehabilitation
programs for injured student-athletes in
conjunction with Hofstra’s sports medicine
team.
Prior to coming to Hofstra, Makovec was
the strength and conditioning coach for the
Hamburg Sea Devils of NFL Europe during
the 2005 season. Prior to that he was an
intern with the National Football League’s
Indianapolis Colts. He served as an intern
from March of 2002 until March of 2003,
and was the first strength and conditioning
intern to be invited to stay on for a full
season by the Colts. He has also had high
school football coaching experience at his
alma mater, Riverdale High School, where
he handled strength and conditioning as
well as positional coaching – working with
linebackers and running backs during the
2004 and 2005 seasons.
Makovec is a 2002 graduate of the
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with
degree in health promotion and wellness.
While at Stevens Point, Makovec was a
linebacker on the football team and was
a part of three conference championship
winning teams in the WIAC, as well as two
NCAA Division III playoff appearances.
Joe is certified by the National Strength
and Conditioning Association (NSCA)
as a Certified Strength and Conditioning
Specialist (CSCS). He is single and resides
in Mineola, New York.
2006-07 Hofstra University Wrestling Roster
Alphabetical
The Pride
Wt. Cl.
Wrestler
Ht.
Cl.
Hometown/High School
141
285
133
Ryan Brown
Gus Del Vecchio
Mark Fontana
5-7
5-9
5-7
Fr.
Fr.*
Fr.*
Cherry Hill, NJ/Camden Catholic
West Caldwell, NJ/Seton Hall Prep
Palisades Park, NJ/Palisades Park/Dominican
141
133
165
Charles Griffin
Craig Kennedy
Jesse Koproski
5-4
5-6
5-11
Jr.
So.
So.
Reading, PA/Reading
Parsippany, NJ/Parsippany
Wilton, CT/Wilton
174
Alton Lucas
141 John Manarte
157
Rich Muzikar
5-9
5-6
5-7
So.
Sr.
Fr.
West Babylon, NY/West Babylon
Farmingville, NY/Sachem
North Caldwell, NJ/Montclair Kimberly Academy
149
165
285
Mike Parziale
Mike Patrovich
Matt Pollock
5-7
5-9
6-1
Sr.
Sr.*
Gr.
Woburn, MA/Woburn/Franklin & Marshall
Islip, NY/Islip
Fulton, NY/G. Ray Bodley/Cornell
184
133
149
Joe Rovelli
Louie Ruggirello
Mitch Smith
6-1
5-8
5-5
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.*
Wilkes-Barre, PA/E.L. Meyers
Walden, NY/Valley Central
Sandyville, WV/Ripley
157
125
197
James Strouse
Dave Tomasette
Chris Weidman
5-8
5-4
6-2
Sr.*
Jr.*
Sr.*
Levittown, NY/MacArthur
Sewell, NJ/Washington Township
Baldwin, NY/Baldwin/Nassau CC
*Used red-shirt season
Anticipated starters are in bold.
Head Coach: Tom Shifflet
Assistant Coaches: Rob Anspach and Joe Dubuque
Strength and Conditioning Coach: Joe Makovec
2006-07 Hofstra University Wrestling Roster
by Weight Class
The Pride
Wt. Cl.
Wrestler
Ht.
Cl.
Hometown/High School
125
Dave Tomasette
5-4
Jr.*
133
133
133
Louie Ruggirello
Mark Fontana
Craig Kennedy
5-8
5-7
5-6
Fr.
Fr.*
So.
Palisades Park, NJ/Palisades Park/Dominican
141
141
141
Charles Griffin
John Manarte
Ryan Brown
5-4
5-6
5-7
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Reading, PA/Reading
149
149
Mitch Smith
Mike Parziale
5-5
5-7
Fr.*
Sr.
Woburn, MA/Woburn/Franklin & Marshall
157
157
James Strouse
Rich Muzikar
5-8
5-7
Sr.*
Fr.
North Caldwell, NJ/Montclair Kimberly Academy
165
165
Mike Patrovich
Jesse Koproski
5-9
5-11
Sr.*
So.
Islip, NY/Islip
Wilton, CT/Wilton
174
Alton Lucas
5-9
So.
184
Joe Rovelli
6-1
Jr.
197
Chris Weidman
6-2
Sr.*
Baldwin, NY/Baldwin/Nassau CC
285
285
Matt Pollock
Gus Del Vecchio
6-1
5-9
Gr.
Fr.*
Fulton, NY/G. Ray Bodley/Cornell
*Used red-shirt season
Anticipated starters are in bold.
Head Coach: Tom Shifflet
Assistant Coaches: Rob Anspach and Joe Dubuque
Strength and Conditioning Coach: Joe Makovec
2006-07 Hofstra Wrestling Outlook
W
hen former Hofstra Wrestling Coach Tom Ryan left Long
Island for Ohio State last April after 11 seasons and
building the Pride program into a budding national power
with an 11th place finish at the NCAA Championships, the Hofstra
Administration sought out a coach who would not only continue the
winning tradition of the program, but bring it to the next level.
On May 17, 2006, Tom Shifflet, a four-time NCAA qualifier and a
three-time All-American as a student-athlete at Edinboro University
in the early 1990s, a proven recruiter while an assistant coach at
Cornell University and Georgia State, and a successful head coach at
UNC Greensboro, became the 10th head wrestling coach in Hofstra
history.
The affable 36-year old comes into a situation with 11 returning
lettermen, six starters, six NCAA qualifiers, five Colonial Athletic
Association champions and two All-Americans from last year’s
squad that wrestled its way into the Top 10 for most of the NCAA
Championships before finishing 11th, one point out of a ninth-place tie.
While Shifflet has seen “what is”, he can also see “what can be”.
After retaining Assistant Coach Rob Anspach, who helped create
Hofstra’s rise in his previous five seasons, and hiring 2006 national
champion Joe Dubuque as a second assistant coach, Shifflet turned
his attention to the team that surprised many people last March. “As
I came to Hofstra, I knew that this team has a great deal of talent,”
Shifflet stated. “But I think I am really surprised at how good the
team’s work ethic is, and the great attitude they have toward winning.
They are all very talented and they all want to win and be better. It is
motivating for a coach to have a group of successful wrestlers who
are either All-Americans or are about to turn the corner and become
an All-American.”
While Ryan left the talent cupboard far from bare, he did create a
concern for Shifflet when two wrestlers and two recruits followed
him to the Buckeye state. “While we do have a lot of talent, depth
will be a concern throughout our line-up,” Shifflet comments. “We
lost several wrestlers during the coaching transition and that created
an issue for us.”
The hands-on coach will be looking at both on-the-mat and off-themat practices to improve and protect each individual this season.
“It’s a long season, we’ll be in shape and we’ll be looking to improve
every day,” Shifflet stated. “We will look at the way we train and
monitor the wrestlers. We will evaluate everything – the mental,
physical, and athletic aspects of the sport – and adjust accordingly to
reach our goals. But we can’t afford to have many injuries.”
With the talent on the team, achieving many of the goals will be tied
directly into the general health of the squad. “I think we have the
talent and potential to be a top 10 team, maybe even top 5 program,
in the country,” Shifflet said. “We have numerous guys who are
ranked in the top 20 in the country entering the season so we should
be setting our goals pretty high. One of our goals this year is, that
by the time the CAA Championships roll around that we have our
10 best wrestlers healthy, and competing for a shot at the NCAA
Championships. If you can do that, the sky is the limit and you have
a great opportunity to finish very high. If we get banged up it could
take us out of a dual meet, out of winning the conference title, or
doing well as the national championships.”
125
The 125-pound weight class is one of several weights in which
injuries could take a major toll. Two-time NCAA Championship
qualifier, Dave Tomasette (Sewell, NJ) returns to his starting role but
he is all alone in this division. The 2006 Colonial Athletic Association
champion posted a 14-8 record as a sophomore and enters the new
season ranked 20th in the nation in the InterMat preseason poll, and
number one in the CAA preseason rankings. Tomasette, who has
struggled with injuries his first two seasons, will benefit from the
arrival of Assistant
Coach Joe Dubuque.
“Dave is very tough
Charles Griffin
and has a strong work
ethic,” Coach Shifflet
says. “He has a great
deal of talent but the
main issue for him
to be successful is to
stay healthy. He will
benefit greatly from
the coaching of 2006
national champion
Joe Dubuque. The
two met on the mat
at nationals last
March with Dubuque
posting a 4-2 victory
in what he called his
toughest match of the
Championships.”
James Strouse
133
The 133-pound weight class was a major problem last season as
the Pride was forced to forfeit or throw a young and undersized
wrestler into the fray. The Pride will depend on high school senior
national champion Lou Ruggirello (Walden, NY) to fill the spot.
The freshman, who was a three-time New York State champion and
helped his Valley Central High School team to the New York State
Championship in 2006, was also a second team ASICS All-American
selection as a senior. “Lou is a guy who is going to surprise many
people this year,” Shifflet says. “Some may think he is undersized or
not strong enough, and I can tell you that is definitely not the case.
He is very talented and is going to do well this year.” Backing up
Ruggirello are sophomore Craig Kennedy (Parsippany, NY), an allarea and all-country selection as a senior, and a district champion
both as a freshman and senior at Parsippany High School, and redshirt freshman Mark Fontana (Palisades Park, NJ), a 2005 transfer to
Hofstra from Dominican College who did not wrestle last season.
141
The 141-pound weight class is one of the few divisions in which
Hofstra has some depth. Junior Charles Griffin (Reading, PA),
a two-time Colonial Athletic Association champion and NCAA
Championships qualifier, returns after a 27-8 season in 2005-06.
Griffin, who captured a conference title at 133 in 2005 and at
141 last season, enters the season ranked 14th in the country, and
second in the CAA. “Charles is focused and had a great preseason,”
Shifflet commented. “I think he is going to have a tremendous year.”
Challenging Griffin will be senior John Manarte (Farmingville, NY),
a CAA finalist and NCAA Championship qualifier as a freshman in
2004. Manarte, who wrestled behind Griffin last season and posted a
14-5 record, will be looking to upset the junior in preseason wrestle-
offs and get the starting nod. “John is a senior who has been working
hard to see action,” Shifflet said. “He has a unique, unconventional
wrestling style that creates problems for opponents.” Freshman
Ryan Brown (Cherry Hill, NJ), a two-time all-district selection who
finished eighth in the state as a senior at Camden Catholic High
School, will also be looking for match action. “Ryan is a hard-worker,
who gives us some depth at both 141 and 149,” Shifflet commented.
“He will benefit from being around Griffin and Manarte this year.”
149
The 149-pound weight class, along with 141, will be the most
competitive divisions in preseason drills. Red-shirt freshman Mitch
Smith (Sandyville, WV), a three-time West Virginia AAA state
champion, and a state finalist as a junior, returns and will be looking
to take over the spot that three-time All-American Jon Masa vacated
due to graduation. Smith posted a 12-3 mark in open tournaments last
year, and finished second at the Penn State Open. Battling Smith will
be senior Mike Parziale (Woburn, MA), who red-shirted last season
after transferring from Franklin & Marshall in 2005. Parziale, who
posted an 83-26 record at F&M over his three-year career, was 11-5
record in open tournaments last season, and placed second at the East
Stroudsburg Open. “This weight class will be interesting with Mitch,
who is very talented and tough to wrestle, and Mike, who is coming
down from 157 to 149, and has solid technique,” Shifflet said. “Both
are athletic and strong, and give us a solid 1-2 punch.”
157
Senior James Strouse (Levittown, NY), a three-time NCAA
Championship qualifier and a two-time Colonial Athletic Association
champion, returns to his starting role and will be looking to join
the All-American parade in March. Strouse, who enters the season
2006-07 Hofstra Wrestling Outlook
174
Mike Patrovich
ranked 11th by the Amateur Wrestling News, 12th by InterMat, and
first in the CAA preseason poll, posted a 29-12 mark as a junior,
placed fourth at the East Stroudsburg Open and seventh at the Cliff
Keen/Las Vegas Invitational. “James, who is strong and technically
solid, has set some high goals this year,” Shifflet stated. “He is a
proven wrestler who we will work with to alter some things to get
him on the podium at the end of the season.” Backing up Strouse is
freshman Rich Muzikar (North Caldwell, NJ), an all-county selection,
a two-time all-conference pick and the New Jersey Prep state
champion at Montclair Kimberly Academy.
165
The Pride lost an All-American at 174 pounds but picked up one at
165 pounds, and he is the same person. Returning All-American,
senior Mike Patrovich (Islip, NY) was given an NCAA waiver in
September to compete during the 2006-07 and that made Coach
Shifflet quite happy. “Getting Mike back this year is a big boost for
us,” Shifflet exclaimed. “After working with him, it is easy to see
that he is a very driven individual, with a strong work ethic. He, too,
has some high goals this year. We will work hard with him to attain
those goals. Mike is obviously the proven team leader and we will be
looking for him to guide the squad toward some very high team goals
as well.” Patrovich, who placed fourth in the NCAA Championships
last year at 174 to earn his first All-American honor, made his third
nationals appearance and captured his second Colonial Athletic
Association title. He posted a 34-5 record and enters the new season
ranked third by both InterMat and the Amateur Wrestling News at
165. Sophomore Jesse Koproski (Wilton, CT), who posted a 74-23
record and was a two-time team Most Valuable Wrestler at Wilton
High School, will back up Patrovich.
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Sophomore Alton
Lucas (West Babylon,
NY), a former high
school All-American
and a finalist at the
senior nationals in 2005
who Coach Shifflet
says “enters the season
a little bit under the
national radar,” steps
into the starting role at
174 in 2006-07. Lucas,
a former member of
the Hofstra Football
team, got caught up in
the two-sport shuffle
last year, was bounced
from 165 to 174, and
needed more time
to get into wrestling
shape. With football
out of the picture this
season, Lucas, who was
10-6 overall at 165, 174 and 184 last year, went through preseason
wrestling drills and conditioning and is ready to go. “Alton has grown
into the complete 174 pound wrestler this year,” Shifflet says. “He
is very strong and athletic and I think opponents are going to a have
difficult time with him this year.”
184
Junior Joe Rovelli (Wilkes-Barre, PA), a two-time NCAA
Championships qualifier and Colonial Athletic Association champion,
returns to defend his conference title and take the next step on the
national stage. Rovelli, who captured the East Stroudsburg Open title
and placed sixth at the Cliff Keen/Las Vegas Invitational last year,
posted a 28-13 record and was a win away from the All-American
podium last year. He enters the season ranked fifth by InterMat,
eighth by both the Amateur Wrestling News and W.I.N. Magazine, and
is the top-ranked wrestler in the CAA at 184. “Joe is another guy with
a successful, unconventional wrestling style,” Shifflet commented.
“He is bigger and stronger and is having a great preseason. With some
refinement, All-American honors are definitely within his reach.”
197
Returning All-American, senior Chris Weidman (Baldwin, NY)
was the surprise wrestler of the NCAA Championships last March.
Entering the championships with a 15-11 mark, the unseeded
Weidman, who placed second in the Colonial Athletic Association
Championships, captured his first three matches, including upsets of
number one seed Wynn Michelak
from Central Michigan, and
eighth-seed Ryan Bader from
Arizona State, and placed sixth at
197 pounds. Weidman, who lost a
month with an injury early in the
season, was named to the NWCA’s
All-Effort Team for his NCAA
Championships performances.
“Chris had a great run at the end
of last season and it has motivated
him and made him believe how
good of a wrestler he really is,”
Shifflet said. “He enters the new
season confident that he can return
to the podium in the challenging,
but wide open, 197-pound
division.”
285
The Pride have struggled at 285 in recent years and it is Shifflet’s hope
that Cornell University transfer Matt Pollock (Fulton, NY) will end
that slide this year. A three-year All-Ivy League nose guard, Pollock,
who is working on a master’s degree at Hofstra, will be returning
to the mat full-time for the first time since high school. A former
All-New York State first team selection at Bodley High School, who
helped lead his team to two sectional titles and a fifth-place team
finish at the 2001 state championship, Pollock wrestled briefly for the
Big Red of Cornell after the football season last year. “Matt is strong
and athletic and has a solid background in wrestling,” Shifflet said.
“He was heavily recruited in wrestling coming out of high school
but decided to play football. The key to his success is getting back in
wrestling shape, getting the dust off of him and getting some more
Chris Weidman
Joe Rovelli
mat exposure. He is focused and has a great work ethic and I have
a lot of confidence in him.” Backing up Pollock will be sophomore
Gus Del Vecchio (West Caldwell, NJ). Del Vecchio wrestled in three
open tournaments last year, posting a 2-4 mark. “Gus is very talented,
aggressive and wrestles hard for seven minutes,” Shifflet says. “He
will challenge Pollock for the starting role.”
The Schedule
The Pride will face at least eight teams that are ranked in the NWCA
Preseason Top 25 in 2006-07. Ranked opponents include fourthranked Oklahoma, seventh-ranked Michigan, 12th-ranked Central
Michigan and 14th-ranked Pennsylvania on the road, and eighthranked Penn State, ninth-ranked Cornell and 21st-ranked Lehigh in
the metropolitan area and top-ranked Minnesota at the Journeymen/
Brute Northeast Collegiate Duals
in Albany over Thanksgiving
weekend. In addition, the Pride
could meet other ranked teams at
the NWCA National Duals at the
University of Northern Iowa in
January. The Pride will wrestle
two of their five home matches,
January 28 against Lehigh and
February 3 against Cornell, at
the New York Athletic Club in
Manhattan. “We have a difficult
schedule against some of the best
teams in the country,” Shifflet
says. “We’ll see some of the best
wrestlers in the country in those
matches, the National Duals and at
the Las Vegas Invitational. It’s the
best way to prepare for the NCAA
Championships. This will give us
what we need to be exposed to
when we get to March.”
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2006-07 Hofstra Wrestling Notebook
NEW COACH, NEW SEASON: This is Hofstra’s 59th season of
intercollegiate wrestling. The Pride has had 10 coaches direct the
wrestling program, beginning with Walter “Brick” Stone in 1947 and
currently with Tom Shifflet, who is in his first season with the Pride.
Shifflet, who took over for Tom Ryan after his departure to Ohio State
last spring, was a three-time All-American and a four-time NCAA
Championship qualifier as a student-athlete at Edinboro University
in the early 1990s. He comes to Long Island after four successful
seasons at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
HOFSTRA’S 2006-07 SCHEDULE: Hofstra’s 2006-07 schedule
may be one of the best in school history. The Pride will face at
least eight teams that are ranked in the NWCA Preseason Top 25.
Ranked opponents this season include top-ranked Minnesota, fourthranked Oklahoma, seventh-ranked Michigan, 12th-ranked Central
Michigan and 14th-ranked Pennsylvania on the road, and eighthranked Penn State, ninth-ranked Cornell and 21st-ranked Lehigh in
the metropolitan area. In addition, the Pride could meet several other
ranked teams at the NWCA National Duals in January.
MANHATTAN MANIA: The Pride will wrestle two of their five
home matches at the New York Athletic Club (NYAC) in New York
City. The January 28 match against 21st-ranked Lehigh, and the
February 3 contest against number nine Cornell The NYAC was
founded in 1868 with a singular commitment to the growth and
development of amateur sport in the United States. Suffice it to
say that the Club holds a unique place in the sporting pantheon, a
position it bolsters with each passing year. Thirty-nine NYAC athletes
competed at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.
PRIDE RETURNEES: Hofstra returns 11 lettermen, six starters, six
NCAA qualifiers, five conference champions and two All-Americans
from last year’s squad that placed 11th at the NCAA Division I
Championships.
RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS: Seniors Mike Patrovich and
Chris Weidman are Hofstra’s returning All-Americans in 2006-07.
Patrovich, who earned a fourth place finish at 174 pounds at the
NCAA Championships last March, will drop down to 165 pounds
this year. Weidman, who placed sixth at 197 pounds last March,
earned All-Effort Team honors by the NWCA for his finish at the
Championships.
CONFERENCE UNDEFEATED STREAK NOW AT 47: Hofstra
enters its 2006-07 CAA regular season with a conference dual match
undefeated streak of 47 (46-0-1). The Pride has won 44 consecutive
conference dual matches. Hofstra, which lost its last conference dual
match in 1998-99, was 6-0-1 in 1999-2000, 6-0-0 in 2000-01 and
2004-05, 6-0-0 in 2001-02, 7-0-0 in 2002-03, 8-0-0 in 2003-04 and 60 in 2005-06. The last time Hofstra dropped a conference dual match
was on February 17, 1999 when the Broncs of Rider beat the Pride,
28-10 in an East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA) match.
PRIDE RANKED 11TH IN THE USA TODAY/NWCA/
INTERMAT PRESEASON POLL: The Hofstra Pride Wrestling
Team is ranked 11th in the country in the 2006-07 USA Today/
Intermat/National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Preseason
Division I Coaches Poll. The Golden Gophers of Minnesota, who
finished second at the NCAA Championships last year, take the top
spot in the preseason poll, followed by defending national champion
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Mike Patrovich
Oklahoma State, Missouri, Oklahoma and Iowa. Individually for
Hofstra, six Pride members are ranked in the preseason Top 20 in
their respective weight classes. Senior Mike Patrovich (Islip, NY),
who posted a 34-5 record and earned All-American honors with a
fourth place finish at the NCAA Championships last March, will drop
down to 165 pounds this year and is ranked third in the preseason
poll. Junior Joe Rovelli (Wilkes-Barre, PA), a two-time Colonial
Athletic Association champion, posted a 28-13 record last year
and is ranked fifth at 184 pounds this year. Senior Chris Weidman
(Baldwin, NY), who earned All-American honors with a sixth-place
finish at 197 pounds last year, is ranked sixth in the preseason poll.
Senior James Strouse (Levittown, NY), another two-time CAA
champion who posted a 29-12 mark last year, is ranked 12th at 157
pounds. Junior Charles Griffin (Reading, PA), one of four two-time
conference champions on the Pride roster, posted a 27-8 mark in
2005-06 and enters the new season ranked 14th at 141 pounds.
Junior Dave Tomasette (Sewell, NJ), who posted a 14-8 mark and
captured his first CAA title last year, is ranked 20th at 125 pounds in
the preseason poll.
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Team (1st pl. Votes)
Minnesota (12)
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa
Iowa State
Michigan
Penn State
Cornell
Northwestern
Hofstra
Central Michigan
Edinboro
Penn
Ohio State
Illinois
Michigan State
Nebraska
Indiana
Cal Poly
Lehigh
Harvard
Arizona State
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
’06 W-L
20-1
16-2
13-4-1
10-6-1
11-7
11-7
16-2
13-4
10-4
10-5
11-9
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3-13
9-2-1
7-10
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Pts.
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13
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26
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45
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T18
23
T9
T31
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27
35
Others receiving votes: Northern Iowa, Rider, Wisconsin
HOFSTRA RANKED 12TH IN THE W.I.N. MAGAZINE
PRESEASON POLL: The Pride is ranked 12th in the 2006-07
Wrestling International Newsmagazine (W.I.N.) Preseason NCAA
Division I Wrestling rankings. Minnesota takes the top preseason
spot, according to W.I.N. Defending national champions Oklahoma
State slips to number two followed by Oklahoma, Iowa and Missouri.
Individually for Hofstra, six Pride wrestlers are ranked in the top
20 of their respective weight classes. Senior Mike Patrovich, who
will drop down to 165 pounds this year, leads the Hofstra six with a
second-place ranking at 174. Patrovich posted a 34-5 record on the
way to his first All-American honor. Senior Chris Weidman (18-13) is
ranked seventh at 197 pounds after a magical NCAA Championship
last March. Junior Joe Rovelli (26-13) is ranked eighth at 184 pounds
and junior Charles Griffin (27-8) is ranked 14th at 141 after each
earned his second Colonial Athletic Association title and NCAA
Championship berth last year. Senior James Strouse (29-12) is ranked
15th at 157 after he captured his second CAA title and his third
NCAA bid. Junior Dave Tomasette (14-8) is ranked 20th by W.I.N.
after winning his first conference title and making his second NCAA
Championship appearance last March. The 2006-07 W.I.N. Preseason
Poll with their NCAA finish last year is as follows: 1. Minnesota
(2nd); 2. Oklahoma State (1st); 3. Oklahoma (3rd) 4. Iowa (4th); 5.
Missouri (15th); 6. Iowa State (13th); 7. Michigan (7th); 8. Cornell
(5th); 9. Penn State (9th); 10. Ohio State (45th); 11. Northwestern
(13th); 12. HOFSTRA (11th); 13. Central Michigan (26th); 14.
Pennsylvania (12th); 15. Edinboro (8th); 16. Michigan State (18th);
17. Cal Poly (23rd); 18. Lehigh (9th); 19. Nebraska (16th); 20.
Illinois (25th); 21. Pittsburgh (35th); 22. West Virginia (27th); 23.
Harvard (31st); 24. Indiana (18th); 25. Arizona State (6th).
HOFSTRA RANKED 12TH IN THE 2005-06 WRESTLING
MALL PRESEASON POLL: 1 Minnesota; 2 Oklahoma State; 3
Missouri; 4 Iowa State; 5 Michigan; 6 Iowa; 7 Penn State; 8 Cornell;
9 Oklahoma; 10 Pennsylvania; 11 Northwestern; 12 HOFSTRA; 13
Indiana; 14 Michigan State; 15 Edinboro; 16 Ohio State; 17 Cal Poly;
18 Central Michigan; 19 Lehigh; 20 West Virginia.
PRIDE RANKED 16TH IN THE AMATEUR WRESTLING
NEWS PRESEASON POLL: 1 Oklahoma State; 2 Oklahoma; 3
Michigan; 4 Illinois; 5 Minnesota; 6 Iowa; 7 Iowa State; 8 Lehigh;
9 Cornell; 10 Indiana; 11 Arizona State; 12 Northwestern; 13 Penn
State; 14 Missouri; 15 Wisconsin; 16 HOFSTRA; 17 Nebraska; 18
Michigan State; 19 Central Michigan; 20 Pittsburgh.
2006-07 PRESEASON CAA RANKINGS: Despite winning the last
five Colonial Athletic Association Championships, the Hofstra Pride
are picked to finish second this season in the CAA. The Rider Broncs
were picked to dethrone the champs by a slight 45-42 point margin in
a vote of conference coaches. Drexel is picked third, George Mason
fourth and Old Dominion is fifth. Sacred Heart, Boston University,
Binghamton, Campbell, Wagner and James Madison round out the
rest of the league. Hofstra has eight wrestler ranked including five
at the top spot of their weight class. Seniors James Strouse at 157,
Mike Patrovich at 165 and Chris Weidman at 197, and juniors Dave
Tomasette at 125, and Joe Rovelli at 184 are the number one ranked
wrestlers in the league entering the season. Junior Charles Griffin at
141 is ranked second while sophomore Alton Lucas is third at 174
and the tandem entry of Mitch Smith and Mike Parziale are placed
fourth.
Chris Weidman
HOFSTRA’S 2005-06
CAA WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS
Dec. 5 - Mike Patrovich
Dec. 19 - Mike Patrovich
Jan. 3 - Jon Masa
Jan. 10 - Charles Griffin
Jan. 24 - Jon Masa
Feb. 17 - Mike Patrovich
HOFSTRA IN THE 2005-06 POLLS
Date
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 27
Nov. 15
Nov. 22
Nov. 29
Dec. 6
Dec. 13
Dec. 20
Dec. 27
Jan. 3
Jan. 10
Jan. 17
Jan. 24
Jan. 31
Feb. 7
Feb. 14
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
TWM
16th
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
NP
19th
NP
NP
18th
NP
18th
21st
20th
21st
21st
21st
20th
WIN
19th
NP
NP
19th
20th
24th
21st
NP
22nd
NP
21st
21st
21st
21st
21st
21st
21st
21st
20th
NWCA
NP
NP
18th
NP
18th
19th
20th
20th
21st
NP
21st
19th
21st
21st
21st
20th
20th
19th
19th
James Strouse
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Meet the 2006-07 Pride
RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN
Mike Patrovich
Senior
165
Islip, NY/Islip
Is expected to drop down to
165 pounds in 2006-07 after
earning All-America honors
at 174 last season…Enters the season ranked third by
both InterMat and Amateur Wrestling News at 165…Was
granted a waiver by the NCAA in September to compete in
his sixth year on the Hofstra Wrestling team…Three-time NCAA qualifier...Two-time CAA Champion...2005-06: Earned his
first All-America honor with a fourth place finish at 174 pounds…Posted a 4-2 mark at nationals…Captured All-America
honors with a quarterfinal 5-3 victory over fourth-seeded Jacob Klein from Nebraska…Entered the NCAA Championships
seeded fifth...CAA Champion at 174 pounds...Defeated Rider’s Doug Umbehauer 7-3 in the conference title match...Posted a
34-5 overall record and a 5-0 mark in conference duals... Had four falls, five major decisions and six tech falls...Led the Pride
in dual match team points with 71...Captured the East Stroudsburg Open title and placed second at the Las Vegas Invitational...
Entered the season ranked sixth by The Wrestling Mall and 9th by USA Today/NWCA/InterMat at 174 pounds in their respective
preseason polls...2004-05: NCAA Championships qualifier and CAA Champion at 165 pounds...Posted a 3-2 record at the
NCAA Championships with a major decision victory over Gary Dack of Wyoming...Defeated Sherwood Fendryk from Sacred
Heart, 17-6, in the CAA title match at 165 pounds...Posted a 16-5 overall record, was 10-3 in duals and was 4-0 in the CAA...
Recorded two falls and five major decisions...Tallied 37 team points in 16 dual matches...Fastest fall came in 2:08 against
Campbell’s Casey Galligan...Moved up a weight class to 165 as a junior...Was ranked 13th by InterMat and 15th by the Amateur
Wrestling News in their 2004-05 preseason polls...Was the number one-ranked wrestler at 165 pounds in the Colonial Athletic
Association preseason poll...2003-04: Had an injury and missed the entire season...Was ranked ninth in the nation by InterMat
heading into the season...2002-03: NCAA Wrestling Championships qualifier…Colonial Athletic Association All-Rookie
selection…Placed second at the Colonial Athletic Association Championships…Posted a 28-11 record on the season…Was 14-5
in dual meets, including 5-2 in CAA duals…Won two matches by fall and two by technical fall…Placed first at the Nittany Lion
Open…Placed second at the Bearcat Open…Went 1-2 at the NCAA Wrestling Championships…2001-02: Red-shirted as a true
freshman…Posted an 8-2 record in open meets…Recorded three pins…Went 5-0 and placed first at the Bearcat Open…Was 2-3
at the East Stroudsburg Open…High School: Wrestled for five years and played football for four years at Islip High School…
Won high school national championship as a senior…2001 New York State champion…Placed at state tournament three times…
Three-time Suffolk County champion…Suffolk County and Long Island Wrestler
of the Year…Dellecave Award winner as best athlete in Suffolk County…AllSuffolk County selection in wrestling…Two-time all-league selection in football…
Personal: Born September 12, 1983…Has two brothers…His brother Joe wrestled
at Hofstra in 2003-04 and his younger brother Ryan, a New York State Champion,
is wrestling at Ohio State in 2006-07...Was also recruited by Eastern Michigan and
Binghamton…Aspires to teach physical education and coach.
Year
2001-02 (RS)
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Career
14
Overall
8-2
28-11
Red-shirt
16-5
34-5
86-23
CAA
0-0
5-2
Duals
0-0
14-5
Falls
3-1
2-1
T-Falls
0-0
2-0
4-0
5-0
14-2
10-3
17-2
41-10
2-0
4-1
11-3
1-0
6-1
9-1
RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN
Chris Weidman
Senior
197
Baldwin, NY/Baldwin/Nassau Community College
Third year on the Hofstra Wrestling roster…Enters the season ranked sixth by InterMat, and seventh
by the Amateur Wrestling News and W.I.N. Magazine at 197 pounds in their preseason polls…200506: Earned All-America honors after placing sixth at the NCAA Championships in Oklahoma
City…Posted a 3-2 mark at nationals, including
victories over top-seeded Wynn Michalak from
Central Michigan, and number eight Ryan Bader
from Arizona State…Suffered an injury in the
championship semifinals against #3 B.J. Padden
from Nebraska and defaulted that match and the
consolation match…Named to the NWCA AllEffort Team for his performance at the NCAA
Championships…Qualified for the NCAA
Championships by placing second at 197 pounds at
the CAA Championships...Lost in the conference
title match to Adam Wright of Old Dominion...
Recorded a 18-13 overall mark and a 4-2 record in
conference dual matches...Had one pin, three major
decisions and one tech fall on the season...Posted
a 4-1 mark at the East Stroudsburg Open…Missed
the second half of November and December due
to an injury...Entered the 2005-06 season as the
fifth-ranked wrestler at 197 pounds in the Colonial
Athletic Association preseason poll...2004-05:
Red-shirted behind Chris Skretkowicz...Posted
an 8-2 record in open competition...Placed third
at the Penn State University Nittany Lion Open,
recording a 6-1 record...Was 2-1 at the East Stroudsburg Open...Tallied two major
decisions and two tech falls on the year...At Nassau CC: Came to the Pride after
two seasons at Nassau Community College in Garden City, New York...Member of
NJCAA National Championship squad…Two-time All-American…High School:
Is a 2002 graduate of Baldwin High School…Wrestled and played football…Team
was conference champions…New York state champion…Two-time Section 8
champion…Personal: Born June 17, 1984…Has one brother and one sister…
Brother, Charlie, played football at American International College…Psychology
major.
Year
2004-05 (RS)
2005-06
Career
Overall
8-2
18-13
26-15
CAA
0-0
4-2
4-2
Duals
0-0
9-9
9-9
Falls
0-0
1-2
1-2
T-Falls
2-0
1-0
3-0
15
NCAA QUALIFIER
Charles Griffin
Junior
141
Reading, PA/Reading
Third year on the Hofstra Wrestling roster...Enters the season ranked 11th by Amateur Wrestling
News, and 14th by InterMat and W.I.N. Magazine at 141 pounds…Two-time NCAA qualifier and
CAA Champion...2005-06: NCAA Qualifier and CAA champion at 141 pounds…Made his second
NCAA Championship appearance after defeating Chris Davis from Sacred Heart in the conference
title match...Recorded a 2-2 mark at the NCAA Championships…Posted a 27-8 overall record and a 3-0 mark during the CAA
regular season...Had four falls, five major decisions and three tech falls...Placed second at the Central Jersey Open in November
and the Penn State Open in December and third at the East Stroudsburg Open in November... Accumulated 46 team points in
duals…Had a season-best six-match winning streak…Posted his fastest pin of the season against Dominic Moyer from Nebraska
in 1:47…2004-05: NCAA qualifier and CAA champion at 133 pounds in 2004-05...Was 0-2 at the NCAA Championships in
St. Louis...CAA champion at 133 pounds with a 12-3 victory over Kyle McCarthy from Sacred Heart in the final...CAA
Rookie of the Year...Was 27-6 overall, 16-2 in duals and 6-0 in CAA action...Was second on the team in dual team points with
68...Posted four falls and a team-high five tech falls...Also tallied nine major decisions...Recorded two eight-match winning
streaks during the season...Defeated #9 Nathan Morgan from Oklahoma State, 7-4...Captured the UNO Open title at 133 pounds,
defeating Joe Morrison from Nebraska in the title match, in his first collegiate tournament...Was named the CAA Rookie of the
Week three times and the CAA Wrestler of the Week once...High School: Wrestled for four years at Reading High School…High
School National Champion as a senior…State runner-up…2004 All-American…Won state championship as a junior…Personal:
Born December 12, 1984…Has one brother and one sister…Also recruited by Lock Haven and Rider…Plans on pursuing a
coaching career after graduation…Interdisciplinary studies major.
Year
2004-05
2005-06
Career
16
Overall
27-6
27-8
54-14
CAA
6-0
3-0
9-0
Duals
16-2
11-4
27-6
Falls
4-2
4-0
8-2
T-Falls
5-0
3-2
8-2
NCAA QUALIFIER
John Manarte
Senior
141
Fourth year on the Hofstra Pride Wrestling roster...NCAA qualifier in 2004…Is expected to challenge
for the starting job at 141 pounds...2005-06: Posted a 14-5 overall record as a junior…Wrestled 17
matches at 141 pounds and two at 149…Was 12-5 at 141 and 2-0 at 149…Recorded a 6-1 mark in
duals including a 3-0 record at 141 in CAA matches…Tallied 10 decisions and two falls…Recorded
his fastest pin of the season in 1:48 against Chris Cartella from George Mason…Placed fifth at the East Stroudsburg Open with
a 5-2 record…Ended the season on a five-match winning streak…2004-05: Recorded an 8-7 overall record as a sophomore...
Was 2-2 in dual matches, including a 1-1 mark in CAA regular season matches...Served as a back-up to Ricky LaForge at 141
pounds...Tallied a 7-6 record in decisions...Posted a tech fall victory over Vince Gioiella from West Virginia in late January...
Placed sixth at the Penn State Nittany Lion Open...Was ranked 14th by The Wrestling Mall and 16th by the Amateur Wrestling
News in their 2004-05 preseason polls at 141 pounds... Shared the top spot at 141 pounds with teammate Jon Masa in the
Colonial Athletic Association preseason poll...2003-04: NCAA Championships qualifier...Recorded an 0-2 mark at the NCAA
Championships...Colonial Athletic Association finalist at 141 pounds, dropping a 5-3 decision to Josh Ruff from Binghamton
in the title match...Tallied a 3-1 record
in the CAA Championships...Dropped
a 5-3 decision to Josh Ruff from
Binghamton in the title match...Posted
a 24-20 overall record as a red-shirt
freshman...Was 9-10 in dual matches
and chalked up a 5-3 mark in CAA dual
matches...Placed fifth at the Keystone
Classic with a 6-2 record...Was 2-2 at
the Midlands Championships...200203: Red-shirted…Named to the
Preseason Colonial Athletic Association
All-Freshman team…Posted a 10-6
record in open competitions…Wrestled
at the Bearcat Open (5-2), the East
Stroudsburg Open (2-2) and the Nittany
Lion Open (3-2)…Won one match by
technical fall…High School: Wrestled
and played soccer at Sachem High
School in Ronkonkoma, New York...
Led wrestling team to a league title
in 2002...Named All-American as a
senior...Placed seventh at Nationals and third in New York State...Suffolk County champion...Won a gold medal at the 2000
Empire State Games...Personal: Born June 24, 1984…Has one sister...Hobbies include going to the beach and fishing...Also
recruited by Missouri, Rider and Binghamton…Began wrestling at age 12…Management major.
Year
2002-03 (RS)
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Career
Overall
10-6
24-20
8-7
14-5
56-38
CAA
0-0
5-3
1-1
3-0
9-4
Duals
0-0
9-10
2-2
6-1
17-13
Falls
0-0
3-1
0-1
2-1
5-3
T-Falls
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-2
3-2
17
NCAA QUALIFIER
Joe Rovelli
Junior
184
Third year on the Hofstra roster...Two-time NCAA qualifier with two Colonial Athletic Association
titles at 184 pounds...Enters the 2006-07 season ranked fifth by InterMat and eighth by both the
Amateur Wrestling News and W.I.N. Magazine… 2005-06: NCAA qualifier and CAA Champion
at 184 pounds...Defeated Joe Maroney from Rider in the conference title match...Recorded a 3-2 record in the NCAA
Championships…Posted a 28-13 overall record and a 6-0 mark in CAA duals...Recorded seven major decisions and six tech
falls...Captured the East Stroudsburg Open title in November...Placed sixth at the Las Vegas Invitational...Had an eight-match
winning streak early in the season…Tallied 47 team points in dual matches…Was ranked 14th by The Wrestling Mall and USA
Today/NWCA/InterMat, 16th by W.I.N. Magazine and 17th by the Amateur Wrestling News in their preseason polls...Was the
top-ranked wrestler at 184 pounds in the CAA preseason poll...2004-05: NCAA qualifier and CAA champion…Was 1-2, with
both losses to top six-seeded wrestlers, at the NCAA Championships in St. Louis...CAA Champion at 184 pounds with a 13-8
decision over Adam Wright from Old Dominion in the final...Named to All-CAA Freshman Team...Was 23-9 overall, 12-5 in
duals and 5-0 in CAA action...Led the team with 10 major decisions...Had two falls and two tech falls...Tallied 48 team points
in duals...Placed second at the Nebraska-Omaha Open in his first collegiate tournament...Had an eight-match winning streak...
Fastest pin came in 1:52 against Matt Pazanin from Maryland at the Omaha Open...Was named CAA Rookie of the Week on
one occasion...High School: Earned four letters in wrestling, three in track and one in football at E.L. Meyers High School in
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania…State champion as a senior…State runner-up as a junior…Placed seventh as a sophomore…Posted
a career record of 130-19…Personal: Born May 7, 1986…Has two brothers and one sister…Began wrestling at age 8…Also
recruited by Maryland, Penn State and Bloomsburg…Aspires to work on Wall Street…Psychology major.
Year
2004-05
2005-06
Career
18
Overall
23-9
28-13
51-22
CAA
5-0
6-0
11-0
Duals
12-5
12-8
24-13
Falls
2-0
1-0
3-0
T-Falls
2-0
6-0
8-0
NCAA QUALIFIER
James Strouse
Senior
157
Fifth season on the Hofstra
Wrestling roster...Three-time
NCAA qualifier and two-time
CAA champion at 157 pounds...Enters the season ranked
11th by the Amateur Wrestling News, 12th by InterMat
and 15th by W.I.N. Magazine at 157 pounds… Is the top
ranked wrestler at 157 pounds in the CAA preseason
poll…2005-06: NCAA Qualifier and CAA Champion
at 157 pounds...Defeated Ryan Hluschak from Drexel in
the conference title match...Recorded a 1-2 record at the
NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City…Posted a 2912 overall record and a 6-0 mark in CAA duals...Placed
fourth at the East Stroudsburg Open and seventh at the
Las Vegas Invitational...Shared team-high honors, with
three-time All-American Jon Masa, with eight major decisions …Was second on the team in victories by decision with 18... Had
a seven-match winning streak…Entered the 2005-06 season ranked 15th by The Amateur Wrestling News and W.I.N. Magazine
and 17th by USA Today/NWCA/InterMat in their preseason polls... Was the top ranked wrestler at 157 pounds in the CAA
preseason poll...2004-05: NCAA Qualifier and CAA Champion at 157 with an upset of defending conference champion
Dave Miller from Rider in the title match...Was 0-2 against two top 10-seeded opponents at the NCAA Championships...
Was 22-12 overall, 11-6 in duals and 4-1 in the CAA...Tallied a 6-5 upset victory over #7 Derek Zinck from Lehigh to lead the
Pride to a 23-10 victory over the second-ranked Mountain Hawks...Recorded one fall...Posted 40 team points in dual matches...
Was third on the team in wins by decision with 12...Fastest pin of the season came in 1:15 against Broc Dickerson from
Campbell...Placed sixth at the Nebraska-Omaha Open...Moved up to 157 pounds and captured the starting job...Entered the
2004-05 season ranked second in the Colonial Athletic Association at 157 pounds...2003-04: NCAA qualifier at 149 pounds...
Posted a 1-2 record at the NCAA Championships in St. Louis...Was the CAA Championships finalist at 149 pounds and
tallied a 3-1 record in the tournament...Dropped an 8-4 decision to second-ranked Adrian Austin from George Mason in the
title match...Recorded a 23-12 overall mark and a 6-1 record in conference dual matches...Was 9-4 overall in duals...Had four
falls, the fastest in 1:35 against James Madison...Placed third at the New York State Open with a 4-1 record...Placed fifth at
the Pennsylvania Keystone Classic with a 5-2 mark...2002-03: Red-shirted…Posted a 5-3 record in open competitions…Went
2-1 at the Bearcat Open and 3-2 at the Nittany Lion Open…Recorded four pins…High School: Lettered in wrestling, lacrosse
and track at MacArthur High School in Levittown, New York...New York State and Nassau County champion as a senior...AllNew York State selection as a junior and senior…Three-time All-Nassau County selection...Posted a 40-0 record as a senior...
Personal: Born April 3, 1984…Has one sister...Worked wrestling camps during the summer...Hobbies include handball and
jogging…Also recruited by Rider…History major.
Year
2002-03 (RS)
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Career
Overall
5-3
23-12
22-12
29-12
79-39
CAA
0-0
6-1
4-1
6-0
16-2
Duals
0-0
9-4
11-6
14-6
34-16
Falls
4-1
4-2
1-0
0-1
9-4
T-Falls
0-0
0-1
3-0
2-0
5-1
19
NCAA QUALIFIER
Dave Tomasette
Junior
125
Fourth year
on the Hofstra
Wrestling
roster...Two-time NCAA qualifier…
Enters the 2006-07 season ranked
16th by the Amateur Wrestling News,
and 20th by InterMat and W.I.N.
Magazine…Is also the top-ranked
wrestler at 125 pounds in the CAA
preseason poll…2005-06: NCAA
qualifier and CAA Champion at 125
pounds...Defeated Bryan LaShomb
from Old Dominion, 8-7, in the
conference title match...Recorded a 1-2
mark at the NCAA Championships in
Oklahoma City with a 16-0 tech fall
over Collin Cudd from Wisconsin…
Posted a 14-8 overall record and was 4-3
in duals...Had nine decisions and three major decisions…Was sidelined for most of the second half of the season with an injury,
wrestling just six times from January until the NCAA Championships...Had a five-match winning streak to open the season…
Placed sixth at the East Stroudsburg Open in November...Entered the 2005-06 season ranked 16th by the Amateur Wrestling
News, 17th by The Wrestling Mall and 18th by W.I.N. Magazine in their preseason polls...Was the top-ranked wrestler at 125 in
the Colonial Athletic Association preseason poll...2004-05: NCAA qualifier...Posted a 1-2 record, with a major decision victory
over Jonathan Bittinger from Duquesne, at the NCAA Championships in St. Louis...Named to the CAA All-Freshman Team...
CAA finalist as a freshman, losing to the conference’s top-ranked wrestler Christian Staylor from Old Dominion in the final...
Posted an 19-14 overall record, a 10-8 mark in duals and a 5-1 record in CAA action...Posted nine decisions and eight major
decisions...Tallied 40 team points in duals...Placed second at the Nebraska-Omaha Open...Two-time CAA Rookie of the Week...
Entered the 2004-05 season as the third ranked wrestler at 125 pounds in the CAA preseason poll...2003-04: Was red-shirted
as a freshman...Placed third and posted a 4-1 record at the New York State Open at Cortland State... Named to the Preseason
CAA All-Freshman team...High School: Wrestled for four years and played soccer for one year at Washington Township High
School in Turnersville, New Jersey…State champion as a senior…Placed third at the state tournament as a sophomore and
junior…Placed second at High School Nationals…Regional champion as a junior and senior…Three-time district champion…
Four-time all-conference selection…Team Most Valuable Player…Posted a 135-10 scholastic record…Team captain for three
years…Personal: Born March 19, 1985…Has one brother…Young Life volunteer…Also recruited by American, Rutgers and
Lock Haven…Aspires to be a police officer and coach…Social science major.
Year
2003-04(RS)
2004-05
2005-06
Career
20
Overall
4-1
19-14
14-8
37-23
CAA
0-0
5-1
0-0
5-1
Duals
0-0
10-8
4-3
14-11
Falls
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-2
T-Falls
1-0
0-1
1-0
2-1
RETURNING WRESTLERS
Gus Del Vecchio
Alton Lucas
Freshman (RS)
285
Second year on the Pride roster… Is
expected to challenge for the starting
job at 285…2005-06: Wrestled in three open tournaments as
a freshman…Recorded a 2-4 record on the season…Tallied
a 2-0 mark at the Central Jersey Open…Also competed in
the East Stroudsburg Open and the Penn State Open…High
School: Wrestled and played football for four years at Seton
Hall Prep in West Orange, New Jersey…Team won district
and county championships and were ranked 16th in the
state in 2004-05…Won district and county championships
as a senior…Placed third at regional tournament…Was
district runner-up and placed third at county championship
as a junior…Was a first team all-conference and all-county
selection in football…Personal: Born October 4, 1987…Has
one sister…Hobbies include ping-pong and tennis…Church
volunteer…Accounting major.
Year
Overall
2005-06 2-4
CAA
0-0
Duals
0-0
Falls
0-1
T-Falls
0-0
Craig Kennedy
Sophomore
133
Second year on the Hofstra Wrestling
roster…2005-06: Did not see any
action…High School: Wrestled for three years at Parsippany
High School…Also played four years of football, ran spring
track for four years and winter track for one year…Named to
all-area and all-county wrestling teams as a senior…District
champion as a freshman and senior…Earned the 2005
Billy Penn Outstanding Wrestler Award …Second team
all-conference selection in 2002…Morris County Athletic
Directors Association Scholar-Athlete Award recipient in
May 2005…Received Parsippany’s Red Hawk Award in June
2005…Posted a 28-5 record as a senior…Personal: Born
March 27, 1987…Has one sister…Hobbies include playing
the drums and guitar, reading and watching movies…Lists
“The Matrix” as his favorite film…Has participated in many
cancer research fundraisers…Aspires to become a director…
Communications and public relations major.
Sophomore
174
Second year on the Hofstra Wrestling
team…Enters the 2006-07 season as
the third-ranked wrestler at 174 pounds in the CAA preseason
poll…2005-06: Wrestled in 16 matches as a freshman,
including four at 165, 10 at 174 and two at 184…Posted a 10-6
overall record with a 7-3 mark at 174 and a 2-2 mark at 165…
Was 2-0 in CAA duals at 165…Tallied two falls and two major
decisions on the year…Placed fifth at the Penn State Open
with a 5-1 record at 174 pounds…Posted a 2-2 record at the
Cleveland State Open…Named to Colonial Athletic Association
Preseason All-Freshman Team…High School: Was a member
of the wrestling, football and track teams at West Babylon High
School...One of the top scholastic wrestlers in the country...
All-American, finished second at the Senior Nationals and was
the top-ranked wrestler at 160 pounds by the Amateur Wrestling
News as a senior...Two-time New York State champion, threetime county champion and four-time league titlist...Posted a
career wrestling record of 176-16...Was a four time all-division
selection in football for the Eagles...Named to All-Suffolk
County and All-Long Island teams as a senior as West Babylon
advanced to the Suffolk County finals...Recorded 78 tackles
and seven interceptions for the Eagles in 2004...Also rushed
for 1,422 yards on 190 carries and scored 20 touchdowns…
Recorded 274 tackles, 16 interceptions, rushed for 2,032 yards
and scored 46 touchdowns during his three-year scholastic
career... Personal: Born May 18, 1987...Has one brother and
three sisters...Enjoys video games in his free time...Was also
recruited by Nebraska and North Carolina...Psychology major.
Year
Overall
2005-06 10-6
CAA
2-0
Duals
3-3
Falls
2-0
T-Falls
0-0
Alton Lucas
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Mike Parziale
Mitch Smith
149
Senior
Woburn, MA/Woburn/
Franklin & Marshall
Second season on the Hofstra Wrestling roster…Is
expected to battle Mitch Smith for the starting job at 149
pounds…Enters the season ranked fourth, as a joint entry
with Smith, in the CAA preseason poll…2005-06: Redshirted after transferring from Franklin & Marshall College
in Lancaster, Pennsylvania …Posted an 11-5 record in
open tournaments…Placed second at the East Stroudsburg
Open with a 4-1 record….Finished fourth at the Penn State
Open with a 5-2 mark including two major decisions…
Recorded six decisions, two falls and two major decisions
on the season…At Franklin & Marshall: Wrestled for
three years…Posted a career record of 83-26…Was 34-8
as a junior, the second best winning percentage in school
history…Placed fifth at the 2005 EIWA Tournament…Threetime team Most Valuable Player…High School: Wrestled,
played football and ran track for four years at Woburn High
School…Captained the 2001 state championship team that
finished with a 16-1 record…Wrestling USA Magazine AllAmerican…Three-time Massachusetts champion…Threetime New England champion…Had a 179-13 scholastic
record…Personal: Born February 15, 1983…Has four
brothers…Hobbies include working out…Also recruited by
Cal State Fullerton…Has served as a church lector in his
home parish…English major.
Year
2005-06 (RS)
Overall
11-5
CAA Duals
0-0
0-0
Falls T-Falls
2-0
0-0
149
Freshman (RS)
Second year on the Pride Wrestling roster…Is expected to
battle Mike Parziale for the starting job at 149 pounds…
Enters the season ranked fourth, as a joint entry with
Parziale, in the CAA preseason poll…2005-06: Red-shirted
as a freshman…Competed in three open tournaments….
Placed second at the Penn State Open at 149 pounds with
a 5-1 record with a fall and a major decision…Finished in
fifth place at the East Stroudsburg Open with a 4-1 mark
including two major decisions…Was 3-2 at the West Virginia
Open to begin his collegiate career…Posted a pin in 5:50 in
his first college match against Tim Neal of Gardner-Webb…
Tallied a 12-3 overall record on the season with seven
decisions, three major decisions and two falls…High School:
Wrestled and played football for four years at Ripley High
School in Ripley, West Virginia…Three-time West Virginia
AAA state champion…State runner-up as a junior…Placed
fourth at the 2005 Senior Nationals…Two-time Ripley
Most Outstanding Wrestler…Ripley High School Athlete of
the Year as a senior…Four-time regional champion…Sixtime Junior National All-American…2004 Junior National
freestyle champion…2002 Cadet National freestyle
champion…Completed scholastic career with a record of
195-3…Was 44-0 as a freshman, 51-1 as a sophomore, 481 as a junior and 52-1 as a senior…Personal: Born August
12, 1986…Has one brother, Matt, who wrestles at Ohio
University…Nicknamed “The Hammer”…Also recruited
by Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Bloomsburg and
Indiana…Aspires to coach wrestling on the collegiate level
or own a business…Business major.
Year
2005-06 (RS)
22
Overall
12-3
CAA Duals
0-0
0-0
Falls T-Falls
2-0
0-0
2006-07 Newcomers
Ryan Brown
Freshman
141
High School: Was a four-year member
of the wrestling team at Camden (NJ) Catholic High
School…Two-time district champion, capturing titles in 2005
and 2006…Finished eighth in the state as a senior…Served
as team captain for the Fighting Irish in 2006…Personal:
Born January 29, 1988…Has one brother and three sisters…
Communications major.
Mark Fontana
Freshman (RS)
133
Palisades Park, NJ/Palisades Park/
Dominican College
Previous College: Attended
Dominican College in Orangeburg, New York, during the fall
2005 semester…Did not compete…High School: Wrestled
and played football and baseball for all four years at
Palisades Park High School…Wrestling team Most Valuable
Player as a senior…Personal: Born April 4, 1987…Began
wrestling at age 14…Plans to teach and coach following
graduation…Physical education major.
Jesse Koproski
Sophomore
165
Wilton, CT/Wilton
High School: Wrestled for three years
and played ice hockey for one year at Wilton High School…
Two-time wrestling team Most Valuable Player…Team
captain…Posted a career record of 74-23, including a 33-3
record as a senior…Personal: Born August 11, 1987…Has
one brother…Lists martial arts as a hobby…Management
major.
Rich Muzikar
Freshman
157
North Caldwell, NJ/
Montclair Kimberly Academy
High School: Wrestled for four years
and played baseball for one year at Montclair Kimberly
Academy in Montclair, New Jersey…Team was New Jersey
Prep Class B champions in 2006…New Jersey Prep state
champion…Won District 14 championship and was named
Outstanding Wrestler…All-county wrestler…Two time allconference selection…Personal: Born November 4, 1987…
Spends his summers as a lifeguard…Undecided major.
Matt Pollock
Graduate Student
285
Fulton, NY/G. Ray Bodley/
Cornell University
Previous College: Attended Cornell
University in Ithaca, New York, for
four years…Lettered in football for the Big Red, playing
defensive line…Earned All-Ivy League accolades as a junior
and senior…High School: Lettered in wrestling, football
and lacrosse at G. Ray Bodley High School in Fulton, New
York…Earned first team All-New York State honors and
helped lead Bodley to two Section III titles and a fifth place
showing at the 2001 state championship…Team captain…
Also earned all-state, All-Central New York and all league
honors in football…Personal: Born August 16, 1984…Has
one brother…Graduated from Cornell with a degree in
general studies…Pursuing an MBA at Hofstra.
Louie Ruggirello
Freshman
133
High School: Wrestled for four years
at Valley Central High School in
Montgomery, New York…Helped
lead team to New York State championship…Three-time
state champion…Senior National champion…Second team
ASICS All-America selection as a senior…Wrestling USA
All-Academic team selection…Personal: Born June 12,
1988…Has one brother and three sisters…Hobbies include
golfing, hunting and fishing…Business major.
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Stuart Rabinowitz
President, Hofstra University
S
tuart Rabinowitz was chosen by the Hofstra
University Board of Trustees to serve as
the eighth president of the University on
December 20, 2000. Prior to his appointment, he
served as dean of Hofstra University School of
Law from September 1989 through June 2001. He
joined the faculty of the School of Law in 1972.
President Rabinowitz currently holds the Andrew
M. Boas and Mark L. Claster Distinguished
Professorship in Civil Procedure.
President Rabinowitz holds positions with a
number of important government and community
organizations, including the Judicial Advisory
Council of the State of New York Unified Court
System - County of Nassau, the Nassau County
Health and Welfare Council. He serves on the
Board of Directors for the Fair Media Council and
the Long Island Technology Network. President
Rabinowitz is a former member of the Nassau
County Blue Ribbon Financial Review Panel,
former Chair of the Nassau County Local Advisory
Board, a former trustee of the Commission on
Independent Colleges and Universities, and a
former member of the Board of Directors of the
Long Island Association. Additionally, President
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Rabinowitz served as a member of the Nassau
County Commission on Government Revision,
which was charged with drafting a new charter
and a new form of government for the County. He
is the recipient of the Martin Luther King Living
the Dream Award, EOC; Distinguished Service
in the Cause of Justice, Legal Aid Society; UJA
Federation Leadership Award; the Bar Association
of Nassau County Proclamation for Outstanding
Service to both the Legal Profession and the
Community; the Community Service Award
from the Conference of Jewish Organizations of
Nassau County; and the Alumni Association of
the City College of New York 2005 Townsend
Harris Medal.
President Rabinowitz received a juris doctor,
magna cum laude, from Columbia University
School of Law, where he was a member of the
board of editors of the Columbia Law Review and
a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. He graduated from
City College of New York with honors, and is
a member of Phi Beta Kappa and the American
Law Institute.
University Senior Administration
M. Patricia Adamski
Senior Vice President for
Planning and Administration
Joseph M. Barkwill
Vice President for Facilities
and Operations
Trustees of Hofstra University
(as of November 1, 2006)
OFFICERS
John D. Miller,* Chair
Joseph M. Gregory,* Vice Chair
Edwin C. Reed, Vice Chair
Marilyn B. Monter,* Secretary
Stuart Rabinowitz, President
Dr. Herman Berliner
Provost and Senior Vice
President for Academic Affairs
Melissa Connolly
Vice President for
University Relations
Dolores Fredrich, Esq.
Vice President for Legal Affairs
and General Counsel
Richard V. Guardino, Jr., Esq.
Vice President for
Business Development
Catherine Hennessy
Vice President for Financial
Affairs and Treasurer
Sandra S. Johnson
Vice President for
Student Affairs
Robert W. Juckiewicz
Vice President for
Information Technology
Alan J. Kelly
Vice President for Development
MEMBERS
Alan J. Bernon*
Tejinder Bindra
Robert F. Dall*
Maurice A. Deane*
Helene Fortunoff
Martin B. Greenberg*
Leo A. Guthart
Amy Hagedorn
Peter S. Kalikow*
Abby Kenigsberg
Arthur J. Kremer
Karen L. Lutz
David S. Mack*
Bernard Madoff*
Janis M. Meyer*
Martha S. Pope
Lewis S. Ranieri
Robert Rosenthal*
Howard Safir*
Terence E. Smolev*
(on leave)
Frank G. Zarb*
DELEGATES
Carole T. Ferrand, Speaker of the Faculty
Ellen Frisina,* Chair, University Senate
Executive Committee
William F. Nirode, Chair, University Senate
Planning and Budget Committee
Peter DiSilvio, President, Student Government Association
Russell Akiyama, Vice President,
Student Government Association
Joseph Sparacio,* President, Alumni Organization
Joseph D. Monticciolo, Chair, Hofstra Advisory Board
James H. Marshall,* President Emeritus
James M. Shuart,* President Emeritus
Donald E. Axinn,* Trustee Emeritus
Robert E. Brockway,* Trustee Emeritus
Emil V. Cianciulli,* Chair Emeritus
John J. Conefry, Jr., Chair Emeritus
George G. Dempster,* Chair Emeritus
Joseph L. Dionne,* Trustee Emeritus
Bernard Fixler,* Trustee Emeritus
Milton M. Gardner, Trustee Emeritus
Florence Kaufman, Trustee Emerita
Walter B. Kissinger, Trustee Emeritus
Ann M. Mallouk,* Chair Emerita
Thomas H. O’Brien, Trustee Emeritus
Donald A. Petrie,* Trustee Emeritus
Arnold A. Saltzman, Trustee Emeritus
Norman R. Tengstrom,* Trustee Emeritus
* Hofstra Alumni
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Director of Athletics–Jack Hayes
J
ack Hayes is in his third year
as director of athletics at
Hofstra University in 2006-07.
Hayes was appointed by Hofstra
President Stuart Rabinowitz as
the University’s new director of
athletics on October 4, 2004. Hayes
came to Hofstra after serving as an
associate director of athletics at the
University of Connecticut for three
years.
policies and procedures for the
annual giving program, assisting
with the cultivation and solicitation
of major gift prospects, coordinating
capital project campaigns, overseeing
special events, and managing the
athletic ticketing operation. While at
UConn, he served as a senior staff
member for a $40 million program
that supports 24 sports and 650
student-athletes.
From 1998 to 2001 Hayes served as
director of athletic administration at
Fordham University, where he was
responsible for the comprehensive
internal operations of the athletic
department, including fiscal
management, facilities management,
staff training and development, ticket
operations, and NCAA compliance
initiatives. Hayes, the eighth director of
athletics at Hofstra, oversees
Hofstra’s 18 Division I teams, an
athletic administration of more
than 70 professional staff, and 430
student-athletes. He also serves
on the NCAA Division I Lacrosse
committee.
Hayes’ proven expertise in
enhancing academic and athletic
success of student-athletes,
strategic planning, fundraising, marketing,
university relations, facility enhancement,
budgetary management, and NCAA
compliance will complement Hofstra
University’s athletic department in its quest
to further enhance its athletic program, and
assist Hofstra’s student-athletes both on and
off the field.
2005-06 was a banner year for Hofstra
Athletics as the Pride won Colonial Athletic
Association (CAA) championships in
men’s soccer, women’s soccer, wrestling,
softball and men’s lacrosse and competed
in NCAA Tournaments in each sport. In
addition, the men and women’s basketball
teams were selected to play in the
National Invitation Tournament
(NIT). In his first year (2004-05) as
Hofstra’s athletics director, the Pride
captured three CAA championships
and advanced to postseason play in
four sports – men’s soccer, wrestling
and softball took part in the NCAA
Tournament, while men’s basketball
participated in the NIT.
Hayes has placed a significant
emphasis on fundraising during
his first two years. Pride Club
membership reached all-time
highs, both in terms of the number
of contributors and funds raised.
Resources generated through
fundraising efforts have been used
to enhance programs and facilities
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available to student-athletes. Recent
initiatives include the renovation of the
study lab in Margiotta Hall and a new
academic study area in the Physical Fitness
Center.
Hayes came to Hofstra University
with more than 14 years of athletic
administration experience, including
management positions at four Division I
institutions. The three years prior to taking
his current position were highlighted by
leading the University of Connecticut
Division of Athletics fund-raising efforts,
where his responsibilities included
managing the operations of the UConn
Athletic Development Fund, implementing
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
DIRECTORS OF ATHLETICS
1937-42
1942-45
1945-48
1948-51
1951-74
1974-75
1975-87
1987-97
1997-04
2004-pres.
John Bartlett MacDonald
John Archer Smith (Interim)
John Bartlett MacDonald
John Archer Smith
Howard “Howdy” Myers
Dick Thiebert
Bob Getchell
Jim Garvey
Harry Royle
Jack Hayes
Prior to his tenure at Fordham, Hayes
served as assistant director of athletics at St.
John’s University, where he managed the
fiscal operations of the athletic department
and supervised the business office. Hayes
began his professional career in college
athletics at Fairfield University, where he
served as assistant director of athletics. He
oversaw the addition of four sports
programs at Fairfield – football, women’s
rowing, women’s lacrosse and women’s
golf. Hayes received a master’s degree in
education in 1992 with a concentration
in sport management from the University
of Connecticut. He holds a bachelor’s
degree (1989) from Providence
College, where he was a member
of Providence’s lacrosse team. He
was also awarded a certificate of
completion in 2001 from the Sports
Management Institute, Consortium
of the Universities of Michigan and
Texas.
A native of Providence, Rhode Island,
Hayes graduated from the Providence
Country Day School where he
lettered in football, basketball and
lacrosse. He was inducted, as a
member of his high school basketball
team, into the Providence Country
Day Athletic Hall of Fame in October
2004. He resides in East Northport,
New York, with his wife Bridget,
daughter Katie (4) and son Matt (1).
Athletics Administrative Staff and Head Coaches
Meaghan Almon
Athletic Department
Graduate Assistant
Chrissy Arnone
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Jay Artinian
Assistant Director of
Athletic Facilities
Lauren Ashman
Compliance
Cathy Aull
Athletic Department
Secretary
Ann Baller
Associate Director of
Athletic Facilities
Michael Barnes
Faculty Athletics
Representative
Anthony Battaglia
Equipment Manager
Larry Bloom
Director of
Athletic Facilities
Jesse Bonfiglio
Athletics for Marketing
and Promotions
Dave Cohen
Football Coach
Neil Collins
Athletic Facilities
Kara Coniker
Assistant Dean of
Advisement
Maria Corvino
Athletic Ticket Manager
Mark Cox
Athletics for External
Affairs
Kathy De Angelis
Field Hockey Coach
Chris Dotolo
Baseball Coach
Bill Edwards
Softball Coach
Alison EmmmettSchombs
Athletic Facilities
J.J. Gramstad
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Edward Hausdorf
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Colm Kennedy
Athletic Facilities
Kay Kenney
Athletic Department
Secretary
Krista KilburnSteveskey
Women’s Basketball
Coach
Kelly Lawton
Ticket Office
Graduate Assistant
Cindy Lewis
Senior Associate
Joe Makovec
Assistant Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Evan Malings
Head Athletic Trainer
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Ryan Martin
Strength and
Conditioning Director
Dr. Damion Martins
Team Physician
Danny McCabe
Executive Associate
Dan McCarthy
Athletics for University
Eligibility and NCAA
Compliance
Tim McMahon
Athletics for Corporate
Relations
Abby Morgan
Women’s Lacrosse
Coach
Lauren Netherby
Volleyball Coach
Richard Nuttall
Men’s Soccer Coach
Wil Palmer
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
Tom Pecora
Men’s Basketball Coach
Rachel Peel
Assistant Dean of
Advisement
Joseph Portigiano
Assistant Director
of Marketing and
Promotions
Simon Riddiough
Women’s Soccer Coach
Paul Rodriguez
Pride Club
Graduate Assistant
Harry Royle
Director of Athletic
Development
Bob Schwalb
Men’s and Women’s
Golf Coach
James Sewell
Director of StudentAthlete Services/
Cross Country Coach
Jim Sheehan
Associate Director
of Athletics for
Communications
Tom Shifflet
Wrestling Coach
Clarice Smith
Athletic Department
Secretary
Michael Sowter
Men’s and Women’s
Tennis Coach
Carol Spargimino
Athletic Department
Office Manager
Brit Stone
Assistant Equipment
Manager
Harriet Teitle
Athletic Department
Secretary
Kathy Theiling
Equipment Manager
Seth Tierney
Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Dave Walsh
Assistant Equipment
Manager
Ryan Watson
Athletic Facilities
Coordinator
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Academic Support
conference regulations. The counselor’s
regular communication with the faculty
and coaches provide an opportunity
for early intervention should academic
difficulties arise.
Area four is study halls. The University
Tutorial Program provides all athletic
study halls with tutors in various subjects
and assesses the needs of individual
student‑athletes to provide the most
effective study environment. The
assessment tool administered by the UTP
is also used to provide various enrichment
seminars for the student‑athletes such as
time management, writing skills, campus
resources, and surviving the college
transition.
H
ofstra University is committed
to the pursuit of academic and
athletic excellence. The University
views participation in intercollegiate
athletics as benefiting the student-athlete
in an educationally enhancing experience
beyond any other opportunity available.
Hofstra also realizes the time commitment
made by student-athletes and has
committed the facilities and resources to
support all students.
The University Tutorial Program (UTP)
provides free tutoring in every subject
area to any Hofstra student. Students
are able to obtain up to 1 1/2 hours of
individual tutorial assistance per week
for each subject. They are also able to
utilize the various help labs on campus,
which specialize in providing assistance
in writing, business and QM, and biology
and chemistry. In addition to this service,
student-athletes are assigned an academic
advisor who helps address the various
needs of student‑athletes. The academic
advisor emphasizes four areas in their
efforts to ensure the academic
success of Hofstra’s studentathletes.
The counselor also meets with prospective
student‑athletes, at the coach’s request,
to share the many benefits of a Hofstra
University education.
Area two is academic advising. In an
effort to ease the demand on the Office
of Advisement, the academic advisor
also advises first‑year and undecided
student‑athletes.
Area three is academic
monitoring. The UTP
counselor monitors the
academic progress of
student‑athletes to
ensure compliance
with Hofstra
University,
NCAA
and
In the fall of 1999, the Pride Teaching and
Learning Center opened on the second
floor of Margiotta Hall. Funded in part
by proceeds from the Joe Gardi Golf
Open, the state-of-the-art computer lab
and learning center features a projection
system and 18 computer workstations,
which are connected to the University
network for easy research access to the
Internet. The Pride Teaching and Learning
Center was refurbished in 2005 with new
furniture and computers. In addition to the
Teaching and Learning Center, a new study
area was constructed in 2006, located
in the Physical Fitness Center, which
features numerous computer
work stations and office space
for University academic
advisement personnel.
Area one is academic
counseling. Services are
provided in the areas
of academic planning,
career planning, personal
counseling, and campus
and community referrals.
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Sports Medicine/Athletic Training
T
hrough a comprehensive athletic training program,
Hofstra University student-athletes are provided
excellent health care during their attendance at the
University. A coordinated effort between the University
Health and Wellness Center, the Athletic Department and
outside health care providers ensures every student-athlete
the best medical attention possible.
University student-athletes have direct access to a myriad
of health care services. Managing the coverage of every
practice and competition event is Hofstra University’s
athletic training staff, which is led by third-year Head
Athletic Trainer Evan Malings and features nine full-time
athletic trainers and numerous student athletic trainers. The
athletic trainers provide injury management, rehabilitation
and treatment to the entire Athletic program. Utilizing three
state-of-the-art athletic training rooms, these professionals
work tirelessly to ensure the safe participation of Hofstra’s
student-athletes and to return injured athletes to play quickly
and safely.
Supporting the athletic trainers is team physician Dr.
Damion Martins. Dr. Martins, a physician with Pro Health
Care, Inc. in Lake Success, New York, is in his fourth year
on Hofstra’s medical team. Martins experience in the sports
medicine field includes serving as team physician for the
University of Maryland, University of Maryland-Baltimore
County and Coppin State athletic departments. He was
also on the medical staff of the National Football League’s
Baltimore Ravens.
Hofstra University sponsors a fully accredited, highly
competitive undergraduate degree program for athletic
training majors, in which Hofstra student athletic trainers
participate in all aspects of the health care system.
Evan Malings
Head Athletic Trainer
Dr. Damion Martins
Team Physician
Andrew Wetstein
Wrestling Athletic Trainer
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Hofstra Symbols and Heritage
The Symbols of Hofstra University
The Shield Logo
I
n 2005 Hofstra introduced a new logo as part of a Universitywide re-imaging. Both the University’s logo as well as the
Pride logo were designed by advertising agency Powell New
York, a full-service branding and marketing agency, noted as one
of the ten firms to watch in 2005 in Advertising Age.
The new University logo features an “H” within a shield design.
Hofstra University has always been known for both a tradition
of academic excellence and a willingness to evolve to meet the
needs of students and the greater society. This shield represents
the University’s commitment to our heritage and a tradition of
academic excellence, while the dynamic representation of the H
within the shield embodies the evolutionary, changing nature of
the University. Hofstra University has both honored its traditions
and heritage while embracing changing disciplines, using new
technology and remaining relevant to scholarly pursuits and the
demands of industry.
The Seal
T
he Hofstra seal was designed from the royal Dutch
emblem by art instructor Constant Van de Wall. The seal
is modeled on the coat of arms of the House of OrangeNassau. The round seal includes the coat of arms, flanked by
lions on either side. A lion also stands in the center of the coat
of arms, holding a sword in its right claw and a bundle of seven
arrows, which represent the seven provinces of Holland, in its
left. The seal also carries the motto of the House of OrangeNassau in Old French: “Je maintiendray” (I stand steadfast). In
1988 one of the two lions on the seal was officially replaced with
a lioness. The Hofstra seal is still in use today, though not as
a logo. The seal will be affixed to formal documents, and used
for official purposes such as commencement, convocations, and
official University functions.
The Pride
A
s of July 1, 2005, our athletic teams are officially
known as the Pride, providing our teams with a strong,
consistent image that resonates with the Hofstra
community. The new Hofstra Athletics logo consists of a graphic
mark of a male and female lion in powerful, synchronized motion
with the word mark of the Hofstra Pride or the specific sports
team. This logo will be the only one used by Hofstra Athletics.
The Hofstra Pride refers to a pack of lions, male and female,
which work together towards a common goal and symbolize
determination and strength. The Pride conveys both the
teamwork and togetherness that is a trait of lions living in
prides, who have a close bond and work together for the good
of the entire group. The teamwork evident in prides are traits of
Hofstra’s student-athletes, who support each other in furtherance
of a common goal, while working tirelessly to represent their
teams and, in turn, the University. Lions also possess speed,
tenacity, and agility, and are relentless in their pursuit of a goal,
which are traits our student-athletes demonstrate both on and off
the field.
The first consistent use of the word “Pride” relating to athletics
was in 1989 when the University’s athletic booster club was
founded and called itself The Pride Club, which at the time
simply referred to the pride that alumni and fans had for our
teams. The Pride identity has progressed over the past decade
in a more specific fashion than just the expression of a feeling.
After one lion on the Hofstra seal was changed into a lioness
to symbolize gender equity, the University mascots -- Kate and
Willie Pride, a lioness and lion – were introduced. Hofstra’s Dutch Heritage
T
ies to Dutch heritage and the Netherlands began with William S. Hofstra, after whom the school is named and on whose
property the University was started. William Hofstra died in 1932 and when his wife, Kate, died 16 months later, her will
provided that their house, 15-acre estate, and bulk of her inheritance were to be used for a “public, charitable, benevolent, or
scientific purpose” as a memorial to her husband.
The idea for a college came from Truesdel Peck Calkins, former Hempstead superintendent of schools, who was then with New York
University. He suggested that NYU might offer extension courses on the Hofstra property. Hofstra opened in September 1935, as a
two-year extension branch of NYU; its official name was “Nassau College – Hofstra Memorial of New York University at Hempstead,
Long Island.” When the doors opened, the sole building on campus was Hofstra’s mansion, which he had affectionately named the
Netherlands after his homeland, and all classes were held there. The mansion, which houses administrative offices, is now the center of
Hofstra’s 240-acre campus, and has been renamed Hofstra Hall.
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Long Island and New York City
About Long Island…
L
ong Island has a rich history as an active, vibrant
community, a summer playground, and home to some of
New York’s most prominent families.
Five distinct regions make up Long Island:
•North Shore, otherwise known as the Gold Coast, with dozens
of historic sites dating back to colonial days and Gatsby-era
mansions.
•South Shore, the Island’s spectator sports and entertainment
center, with world-famous Jones and Fire Island Beaches, and
home to the New York Islanders.
•Central Suffolk, with beautiful forests and natural inlets, the
world’s largest factory outlet center and a huge water park.
•North Fork, with an array of vineyards, waterfront ports and
farm stands.
•South Fork, widely known as “The Hamptons,” with its
pristine beaches and exclusive villages.
You can catch a Hofstra shuttle bus to Jones Beach – a state park
with six miles of gorgeous coastline, a boardwalk, swimming
pools, golf and outdoor concerts.
With everything from museums, historical sites and lighthouses,
to sophisticated malls, designer outlets and shopping villages,
to wineries and farm stands, to family fun parks, aquariums and
zoos, there is plenty to do on Long Island.
About New York City…
H
ofstra is located only 30 miles from New York City
– the capital of culture and finance. You can visit
Carnegie Hall, South Street Seaport, Hard Rock
Café, Grand Central Station, Central Park, NBC Studios in
Rockefeller Center, Little Italy or Chinatown.
Wave at the TV cameras in the street-level studios of FOX,
CNN, NBC or ABC’s “Good Morning America.”
Study the world’s finest sculptures and paintings at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Take the subway to Coney Island for a Nathan’s hot dog
and a ride on the Cyclone, the last of the great wooden
rollercoaster’s.
Go and cheer along with capacity crowds at a Yankees,
Mets, Rangers or Knicks game.
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Walk through the financial capital of the world at the New
York Stock Exchange on Wall Street.
Get half-priced tickets to Broadway’s finest shows at the
TKTS booth in a new, glittering Times Square.
Wrestling Facilities
David S. Mack Sports and
Exhibition Complex
Home of Hofstra Wrestling
T
he Pride will begin play in their eighth season at the David
S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex. The $15 million,
93,000 square-foot facility, formerly known as Hofstra
University Arena, was renamed in August 2006 following a gift from
Hofstra Trustee David S. Mack, a senior partner of the real estate
development firm The Mack Company.
“Mr. Mack has been extremely generous to Hofstra over the years,
and the David S. Mack arena will serve as just the latest reminder
on our campus of that generosity,” said Hofstra University President
Stuart Rabinowitz, referring to the David S. and Sondra Mack Student
Center and Mack Hall, which houses the University Club.
Construction of the Mack Sports Complex began in the fall of 1998
and was completed in December 1999. The Mack Sports Complex
also hosts commencements, exhibitions, trade shows, concerts and
other special events.
The David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex features full
chair back seating for spectators in an arena configuration. The airconditioned facility is equipped with a state-of-the-art electronic
scoreboard, men’s and women’s locker rooms, a training room, a large
weight room, dressing rooms for stage events, four concession stands,
five ticket windows, six luxury boxes, a Hofstra Pride Club lounge
and offices for Hofstra’s Men’s and Women’s Basketball programs.
The Pride have hosted some of the biggest names in collegiate
wrestling at Hofstra Arena, welcoming Oklahoma State, Michigan,
Michigan State, Nebraska, Oregon State, Iowa and Iowa State in
recent years.
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Hofstra Wrestling Room
L
ocated in the Physical Fitness Center, the Hofstra
Wrestling Room provides the Pride with a
year-round practice and training facility that is
available to the wrestlers to work out on their own time,
as well as scheduled practice times. The 40x80 room
contains double floor mats and wall mats. The walls
of the room are adorned with plaques commemorating
Hofstra’s Wrestling All-Americans and poster size photos
of current members of the Pride.
A new conditioning room is located next to the Hofstra
Wrestling Room. The conditioning room features
Airodyne stationary bicycles, StairMaster stair climbing
machines and treadmills. The room also contains
televisions and VCRs so the wrestlers can watch tapes of
their matches.
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The Pride on the Road
WAGNER UNIVERSITY
Staten Island, NY
Wednesday, November 14, 2006
3 p.m.
Depart from Hofstra
6 p.m.
Weigh-in
7 p.m.
Match begins
8:30 p.m. Depart for Hofstra
9:15 p.m. Arrive at Hofstra
12:53 p.m. Arrive at JFK Airport
2 p.m.
Arrive at Hofstra University
Hotel Information:
Buffalo Bill’s Resort and Casino
31700 South Las Vegas Blvd
Primm, NV 89019
1-800-386-7867
MICHIGAN/CENTRAL MICHIGAN DUALS
Ann Arbor, MI
Mt. Pleasant, MI
Friday, January 5, 2007
10 a.m.
Depart Hofstra for LaGuardia Airport
12:35 p.m.Depart LaGuardia on Northwest Flight
0535
2:32 p.m. Arrive at Detroit Airport
Saturday, January 6, 2007
6 p.m.
Weigh-in
7 p.m.
Dual match against Michigan
Hotel Information:
9:30 p.m. Leave Ann Arbor for Mount Pleasant
Budget Motel
11 p.m.
Check-in at hotel
I80, Exit 308
Sunday, January 7, 2007
East Stroudsburg, PA 18301
1 p.m.
Weigh-in
(570) 424-5451
2 p.m.
Dual match against Central Michigan
9:05 p.m. Depart Detroit on Northwest Flight 0534
NORTHEAST DUALS
10:42 p.m. Arrive at LaGuardia Airport
@ Guilderland High School, Guilderland Center, NY 11:30 p.m. Arrive at Hofstra
Friday, November 24, 2006
2 p.m.
Depart Hofstra
Hotel Information:
6 p.m.
Arrive at Hotel
Sheraton Inn
Saturday, November 25, 2006
3200 Boardwalk
8:45 a.m. Weigh-in
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
10 a.m.
Hofstra vs. Minnesota
(734) 996-0600
12 p.m.
Hofstra vs. American University
2:30 p.m. Hofstra vs. Princeton University
Super 8 Motel
4:30 p.m. Hofstra vs. Bloomsburg
2323 S. Mission
7 p.m.
Depart for Hofstra
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858
11 p.m.
Arrive at Hofstra
(989) 773-8888
EAST STROUDSBURG OPEN
East Stroudsburg, PA
Friday, November 17, 2006
7 p.m.
Depart from Hofstra
Saturday, November 18, 2006
7 a.m.
Weigh-in
9 a.m.
Wrestling begins
10 p.m.
Depart for Hofstra
Hotel Information:
The Best Western Sovereign
1228 Western Ave
Albany, NY 12203
(518) 489-2981
CLIFF KEEN LAS VEGAS INVITATIONAL
Primm, NV
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
3:30 p.m. Depart Hofstra for JFK Airport
6:25 p.m.Depart JFK on Jet Blue Flight 195 for
Las Vegas
9:42 p.m. Arrive in Las Vegas
Friday, December 1, 2006
7 a.m.
Weigh-in
9 a.m.
Pigtail round starts
10 a.m.
1st round starts
7 p.m.Quarterfinals and 1st and 2nd round of
consolations
Saturday, December 2, 2006
8 a.m.
Weigh-in
9 a.m.
3rd round of consolations
10 a.m.
Semifinals
12:30 p.m. Consolations finals for 5th and 7th place
5 p.m.
Finals and consolation finals
9:30 p.m. Depart hotel for Las Vegas Airport
11:55 p.m.Depart Las Vegas on Jet Blue Flight 484
for Boston
Sunday, December 3, 2006
11:45 a.m.Depart Boston on Jet Blue Flight 1007 for
JFK
NWCA NATIONAL DUAL MEET
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Cedar Falls, IA
9 a.m.
Depart Hofstra for LaGuardia Airport
11:30 a.m.Leave for Minneapolis on Northwest
Flight 0517
2:20 p.m.Depart Minneapolis for Mason City
Airport on Northwest Flight 2722
3:20 p.m. Arrive at Mason City Airport
7 a.m.
Weigh-in
9 a.m.
First round starts
1 p.m.
Quarters/Consolations
5 p.m.
2nd Round Consolations
7 p.m.
3rd Round Consolations
Sunday, January 14, 2007
8 a.m.
Weigh-in
9 a.m.
7th place matches
11 a.m.
Semifinals
1 p.m.
3rd and 5th place matches
3 p.m.
Finals
Monday, January 15, 2007
3 a.m.
Depart Hotel for Mason City Airport
5:45 a.m.Depart for Minneapolis on Northwest
Flight 2733
7 a.m.Depart for LaGuardia on Northwest Flight
0520
10:46 a.m. Arrive at LaGuardia
11:30 a.m. Arrive at Hofstra
Hotel Information:
Heartland Inn
205 West 4th St
Waterloo, IA 50701
(319) 233-7560
CAA DUAL MEET CHAMPIONSHIPS
at George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
9 a.m.
Leave Hofstra via Coach USA bus
2:30 p.m. Arrive at Hotel
5 p.m. Weigh-in
6 p.m.
Wrestle vs. TBA
8 p.m.
Wrestle vs. TBA
10 a.m.
Weigh-in
11 a.m.
Wrestle vs. TBA
1 p.m.
Wrestle vs. TBA
3 p.m.
Wrestle vs. TBA
5:30 p.m. Depart for Hofstra
10 p.m.
Arrive at Hofstra
Hotel Information:
Fairview Park Marriott
3111 Fairview Park Drive
Falls Church, VA 22042
(703) 849-9400
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia, PA
2 p.m.
Depart Hofstra via Coach USA bus
6 p.m.
Weigh-in
7 p.m.
Dual match against Penn
9:30 p.m. Depart Philadelphia
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
Norman, OK
Friday, February 16, 2007
2:30 p.m. Depart Hofstra for LaGuardia Airport
4:27 p.m.Depart LaGuardia for Memphis on
Northwest Flight 631
7:10 p.m.Depart Memphis for Oklahoma City on
8:40 p.m. Arrive in Oklahoma City
Saturday, February 17, 2007
6 p.m.
Weigh-in
7 p.m.
Dual meet against Oklahoma
Sunday, February 18, 2007
5:30 a.m. Depart Hotel for Oklahoma City Airport
6:25 a.m.Depart Oklahoma City for Minneapolis on
10:15 a.m.Depart Minneapolis for LaGuardia on
Flight 0512
1:52 p.m. Arrive at LaGuardia
3 p.m.
Arrive at Hofstra
Hotel Information:
Holiday Inn
1000 N. Interstate Dr.
Norman, OK 73072
(405) 364-2882
CAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Thursday, March 1, 2007 - Saturday, March 3, 2007
Hotel Information:
Fairview Park Marriott
3111 Fairview Park Drive
Falls Church, VA 22042
(703) 849-9400
35
2005-06 Wrestling Statistics and Results
2005-06 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING STATISTICS
Wt.
Cl.
Wrestler
Duals
W-L
CAA
Duals
Dual
Pts.
Falls
Dec.
Maj
Dec.
Tech
Falls
Quick
Fall
Career
Record
125
Dave Tomasette
14-8
4-3
0-0
15-11
0-1
9-5
3-2
1-0
XXXX
37-23
125
Jon Fennell
0-8
0-6
0-3
0-25
0-3
0-3
0-1
0-0
XXXX
0-8
0-3
0-3
0-0
0-15
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-1
XXXX
0-3
0-11
0-9
0-3
0-40
0-4
0-3
0-2
0-1
XXXX
0-11
1-8
133
TOTAL
133
Robbie Deibert
1-8
0-4
0-0
0-23
0-3
1-3
0-0
0-2
XXXX
133
Ricky LaForge
1-1
1-1
0-0
3-3
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
XXXX
7-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
4-1
1-0
0-0
3:10
8-2
1-1
0-0
3-3
2-0
5-2
1-0
0-0
3:10
74-27
1:47
54-14
54-38
141
TOTAL
141
Charles Griffin
27-8
11-4
3-0
46-14
4-0
14-4
5-2
3-2
141
John Manarte
12-5
4-1
3-0
16-3
2-1
8-2
1-0
0-2
1:48
2-0
2-0
0-0
6-0
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
XXXX
2-0
14-5
6-1
3-0
22-3
2-1
10-2
1-0
0-2
1:48
56-38
149
TOTAL
149
Mike Martini
1-6
0-2
0-0
0-8
0-1
0-2
1-0
0-3
XXXX
1-6
149
Chris Booth
0-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-3
0-0
0-0
XXXX
0-4
2-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-4
0-0
0-0
XXXX
2-4
2-8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
2-7
0-0
0-0
XXXX
2-8
12-3
157
TOTAL
149
Mitch Smith
12-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
7-3
3-0
0-0
1:38
149
Jon Masa
26-5
13-3
6-0
60-9
7-2
7-3
5-0
7-0
1:18
157
TOTAL
9-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
4-2
3-0
0-0
2:30
35-7
13-3
6-0
60-9
8-2
11-5
8-0
7-0
1:18
126-32
157
James Strouse
29-12
14-6
6-0
47-18
0-2
18-10
8-0
2-0
XXXX
79-39
157
Mike Parziale
11-5
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
6-5
1-0
0-0
3:00
11-5
157
Anthony Tortora
6-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
5-0
0-1
0-0
0:30
6-2
165
Chris Vondruska
25-11
10-7
5-0
33-23
1-0
19-7
4-4
0-0
6:14
52-34
165
Jon Rothman
2-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
XXXX
2-1
165
Alton Lucas
2-2
2-2
2-0
9-6
1-0
1-2
0-0
0-0
2:36
2-2
174
7-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
4-3
2-0
0-0
1:26
7-3
184
1-1
1-1
0-0
3-3
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
XXXX
1-1
10-6
3-3
2-0
12-9
2-0
6-6
2-0
0-0
1:26
10-6
0:42
86-23
49-22
TOTAL
174
Mike Patrovich
34-5
17-2
5-0
71-9
4-1
17-1
5-2
6-1
184
Joe Rovelli
26-13
10-8
6-0
39-30
1-0
12-8
5-1
6-0
9:17
2-0
2-0
0-0
8-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
0-0
XXXX
2-0
28-13
12-8
6-0
47-30
1-0
12-8
7-1
6-0
9:17
51-22
4-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
1-0
XXXX
4-0
7-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
2-2
0-0
3-0
0:30
7-3
11-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
2-2
2-0
4-0
0:30
11-3
1:40
26-15
197
TOTAL
184
Mike Pucillo
197
TOTAL
197
Chris Weidman
18-13
9-9
4-2
41-34
1-2
10-7
3-1
1-0
HWT
Jon Andriac
24-14
12-8
5-1
54-44
9-11
10-0
1-3
0-0
0:43
24-14
HWT
Gus Del Vecchio
2-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
1-4
0-0
0-0
XXXX
2-4
36
Overall
W-L
2005-06 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY WRESTLING INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
125
DAVE TOMASETTE
Date
Actual
Weight
11/15
124.8
11/17
125
11/19
124.8
11/19
124.8
11/19
124.8
11/19
124.8
11/19
124.8
12/2
124.7
12/2
124.7
12/2
124.7
12/2
124.7
12/3
125.4
12/11
124.8
12/11
124.8
1/2
124.6
1/14
124.4
2/4
124.8
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
124.4
3/16
124.4
3/17
124.4
Weight Won
Lost
Opponent’s
Class
Name
125
10-7
Will Simpson
125
10-5
Eric Stevenson
125
MD-11-2
Matt Swallow
125
9-3
Anthony Easter
125
6-3
Jamie Thomas
125
2-3 tb2
Jeff Sato
125
No Contest
Drew Forshay
125
MD-13-1
Anthony Easter
125
4-2
Jeff Hedges
125
3-1
Trevor Charbonneau
125
8-13
Troy Nickerson
125
F-3:25
Eric Stevenson
125
Forfeit
125
7-2
Jeff Sato
125
3-6
Mike Watts
125
MD-4-12
Travis Lang
125
MD-2-11
Matt Fisk
125
MD-11-0
Marshall Louis-Sweet
125
12-5
Ryan Smith
125
8-7
Bryan LaShomb
125
TF-16-0
Collin Cudd
125
0-4
#3 Joe Dubuque
125
1-3
#8 John Velez
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
1-0
Oregon State
Dual
2-0
East Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg Open
3-0
The Citadel
4-0
Shippensburg
5-0
Columbia
5-1
North Carolina
East Stroudsburg Open (6th pl.)
The Citadel
Las Vegas Invitational
6-1
Northern Idaho
7-1
Nebraska-Kearney
8-1
Cornell
8-2
Oregon State
8-3
Harvard
Dual
9-3
Columbia
Dual
10-3
Michigan
Dual
10-4
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
10-5
Lehigh
Dual
10-6
James Madison
CAA Championships
11-6
Rider
CAA Championships
12-6
Old Dominion
CAA Championship (1st pl.)
13-6
Wisconsin
NCAA Championships
14-6
Indiana
NCAA Championships
14-7
Northwestern
NCAA Championships
14-8
125/133 JON FENNELL
Date
11/13
11/13
11/19
11/19
1/2
1/6
1/14
1/20
1/20
1/21
2/4
2/10
2/12
Actual
Weight
125
125
125
125
128.2
124.8
124.4
124.6
124.6
124.9
124.6
124.6
124.6
133
ROBBIE DEIBERT
Date
Actual
Weight
11/15
130.8
11/17
132.6
11/19
133
11/19
133
11/19
133
12/4
12/4
12/11
132.7
12/11
132.7
Weight Won
Lost
Class
125
2-9
125
2-5
125
2-5
125
4-5
133
F-1:55
133
TF-17-0
125
TF-1-16
125
2-9
125
F-4:37
125
MD-4-13
133
MD-5-18
125
F-1:36
125
F-2:33
Weight Won
Lost
Class
133
F-0:44
133
TF-15-0
133
4-2
133
1-3
133
0-2
133
5-11
133
TF-1-16
133
F-2:40
133
F-4:57
Opponent’s
Name
Damion DeStefano
Mike Mason
Jerome Greco
Nhat Nguyen
#13 Mark Moos
#16 Seth Lisa
John Velez
Bryan Matsuura
Than Phuoc Ho
Joe Coughlin
Brendan Byrne
#4 Coleman Scott
#2 Sam Hazewinkel
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Gloucester CC
Central Jersey Open
Unattached
Central Jersey Open
Columbia
0-1
James Madison
0-2
Michigan
Dual
0-3
West Virginia
Dual
0-4
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
0-5
Boston Univ.
CAA Duals
0-6
James Madison
CAA Duals
0-7
George Mason
CAA Duals
0-8
Maryland
Dual
0-9
Oklahoma State
Dual
0-10
Oklahoma
Dual
0-11
Opponent’s
Name
Frank Baughn
Bobby Pfennings
Brian Forsythe
Adam Hickney
Rob Sweeney
Steve Hamm
Nick Bridge
#9 Robbie Preston
Brandon Kinney
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
0-1
Oregon State
Dual
0-2
Delaware Valley
1-2
Arizona State
1-3
Gloucester CC
1-4
Penn
Penn State Open
1-5
Cornell
Penn State Open
1-6
Harvard
Dual
1-7
Columbia
Dual
1-8
37
133/141 RICKY LAFORGE
Date
11/13
11/13
11/13
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
1/14
1/14
Actual
Weight
137.8
137.8
137.8
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
133.0
133.0
141
CHARLES GRIFFIN
Date
Actual
Weight
11/13
138.3
11/13
138.3
11/13
138.3
11/13
138.3
11/19
140.8
11/19
140.8
11/19
140.8
11/19
140.8
11/19
140.8
11/19
140.8
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/11 140.8
12/11 140.8
1/2
140.9
1/6
140.8
1/14
140.8
1/14
140.8
1/20
140.7
1/21
140.6
1/21
140.6
1/25
140.8
2/4
140.8
2/4
140.8
2/5
140.6
2/10
140.8
2/12
141.0
3/3
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
140.8
3/16
140.8
3/16
140.8
3/17
140.8
Weight Won
Lost
Class
141
4-2
141
MD-14-2
141
6-1
141
F-3:10
141
4-0
141
F-4:21
141
6-4
141
2-3
133
2-6
133
6-0
Weight Won
Lost
Class
141
TF-16-0(5:40)
141
F-1:52
141
7-4
141
5-7
141
6-0
141
2-1
141
1-0
141
MD-2-14
141
1-0
141
8-5
141
4-0
141
7-3
141
MD-16-4
141
10-3
141
MD-1-11
141
TF-17-1 (6:36)
141
F-3:42
141
2-4
141
MD-17-8
141
5-6
141
6-1
141
2-0
141
7-1
141
Inj.Def.
141
6-3
141
2-9
141
7-4
141
MD-8-0
141
F-4:00
141
TF-3-19
141
TF-16-0(6:27)
141
F-1:58
141
MD-11-2
141
7-3
141
MD-16-5
141
1-8
141
F-1:47
141
MD-3-15
141
JOHN MANARTE
Date
11/15
11/17
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
Actual
Weight
140.6
140.7
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
38
Weight Won
Lost
Class
141
7-3
141
2-7
141
F-4:24
141
5-3
141
F-5:28
141
9-6 tb
141
9-5
141
0-1
141
M. For.
Opponent’s
Name
Mike Tutunjian
Pete Marques
Dan Hall
Andrew McDonald
Steve Mineo
Frankie Gayeski
Sephen Sutton
Sean Markey
#2 Mack Reiter
Daniel Quintella
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Wagner
Central Jersey Open
1-0
Springfield
Central Jersey Open
2-0
Delaware Valley
Central Jersey Open (1st pl.)
3-0
The Citadel
4-0
Maryland
5-0
Lehigh
6-0
Columbia
7-0
The Citadel
East Stroudsburg Open (2nd pl.) 7-1
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
7-2
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
8-2
Opponent’s
Name
Chris Prihodaq
Anthony Castro
Brett McCurdy
Clint Collins
Matt Easter
Joe Bockmore
Vincent Ramirez
Sean Markey
John Manarte
Vincent Ramirez
Frankie Gayeski
Tim Hammer
Dan LeClere
Alex Kromm
Andy Simmons
Thomas Picarsic
Steve Sutton
#5 Josh Churella
#16 Brandon Rader
Manuel Rivera
Marty Gould
Joe Whitaker
B.J. Compton
Greg Jansen
Cesar Grajales
#3 Cory Cooperman
Alex Kromm
Matt Easter
Ethan Kyle
#2 Teyon Ware
Chris Cartella
Brian Kibler
Mike Tutunjian
Chris Davis
#11 Josh Wooten
Max Meltzer
Dominic Moyer
David Roberts
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Coll. of N.J.
Central Jersey Open
1-0
Unattached
Central Jersey Open
Penn J.V.
Central Jersey Open
Gloucester CC
Central Jersey Open (2nd pl.)
Cornell
2-0
Edinboro
3-0
North Carolina
4-0
The Citadel
4-1
Hofstra East Stroudsburg Open
5-1
North Carolina
East Stroudsburg Open (3rd pl.)
6-1
Lehigh
Penn State Open
7-1
Michigan State
Penn State Open
8-1
Virginia
Penn State Open
9-1
Maryland
Penn State Open
10-1
Michigan State
Penn State Open (2nd pl.)
10-2
Harvard
Dual
11-2
Columbia
Dual
12-2
Michigan
Dual
12-3
West Virginia
Dual
13-3
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
13-4
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
14-4
Boston Univ.
CAA Duals
15-4
Old Dominion
CAA Duals
16-4
Drexel
CAA Duals
17-4
Penn
Dual
18-4
Lehigh
Dual
18-5
Maryland
Dual
19-5
Cornell
Dual
20-5
Oklahoma State
Dual
21-5
Oklahoma
Dual
21-6
George Mason
CAA Championships
22-6
James Madison
CAA Championships
23-6
Wagner
CAA Championships
24-6
Sacred Heart
CAA Championships (1st pl.)
25-6
Northern Illinois
NCAA Championships
26-6
Harvard
NCAA Championships
26-7
Nebraska
NCAA Championships
27-7
Cal Poly
NCAA Championships
27-8
Opponent’s
Name
Tony Severo
Kyle Larson
Cody Becker
Brian Kibler
Stephan Sutton
Dean Kinports
Frankie Gayeski
Charles Griffin
Stephan Sutton
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
1-0
Oregon State
Dual
1-1
Millersville
2-1
James Madison
3-1
Columbia
3-2
Columbia
4-2
Lehigh
5-2
5-3
Columbia
6-3
JOHN MANARTE (cont’d)
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/11 12/11 1/20
1/21
2/20
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
140.6
147.6
147.6
140.9
140.7
140.8
141
6-4
141
9-5
141
TF-16-0
141
3-2 tb
141
TF-3-18
149
8-4
149
3-2
141
MD-19-5
141
F-1:48
141
4-3
149
MIKE MARTINI
Date
11/15
11/17
11/19
11/19
11/19
12/2
12/2
Actual
Weight
148.8
148.9
149
149
149
148.4
148.4
Weight Won
Lost
Class
149
TF-3-18
149
4-5
149
2-6
149
MD-13-3
149
TF-3-18
149
TF-15-0
149
F-1:35
Steve Sutton
Shay Lawrence
Derek Moore
Tony Turner
Brandon Rader
Bobby Latessa
Derek Sickles
Jacob Williams
Chris Cartella
Mike Palma
Columbia
Wyoming
Cal-Davis
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Harvard
Columbia
James Madison
George Mason
Rider
Dual
Dual
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
Dual
7-3
8-3
8-4
9-4
9-5
10-5
11-5
12-5
13-5
14-5
Opponent’s
Name
Patrick Simpson
Orlando Perez
Matthew Button
Steve Gregory
Don Fisch
Anthony Baza
Brendon Brill
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
0-1
Oregon State
Dual
0-2
Harvard
0-3
Franklin & Marshall
1-3
Rider
1-4
Cal St. Bakersfield
1-5
Nebraska-Kearney
1-6
Opponent’s
Name
Larry Hall
Alex Shiff
Jordan Leen
Al Gianforti
Rob Dempsey
Joe Galente
Scott Rendos
Cody Midlam
Matt Snyder
Paul Hammond
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
West Virginia
West Virginia Open
0-1
Ohio
West Virginia Open
0-2
Cornell
0-3
James Madison
0-4
Duquesne
Penn State Open
0-5
Coll. of NJ
Penn State Open
1-5
Buffalo
Penn State Open
1-6
Duquesne
Cleveland State Open
1-7
Ashland
2-7
Kent
2-8
Opponent’s
Name
Tim Neal
Aaron Martin
Curtis Roddy
Felix Osunalotto
Jordan Leen
Andrew Iannuzzi
Don Fisch
Dan Nauman
Ezera Davis
Jordan Leen
Chris Ramos
Brad Marquart
Jack Barrett
Joe Ahern
Vince Gioiella
Patrick Simpson
Brent Metcalf
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Gardner-Webb
West Virginia Open
1-0
Unattached
West Virginia Open
Cornell
West Virginia Open
2-0
West Virginia
West Virginia Open
3-0
Cornell
West Virginia Open
3-1
Princeton
4-1
Rider
5-1
Shippensburg
6-1
Edinboro
7-1
Cornell
7-2
North Carolina
Lock Haven
Penn State Open
8-2
Rutgers
Penn State Open
9-2
Navy
Penn State Open
10-2
West Virginia
Penn State Open
11-2
Army
Penn State Open
12-2
Virginia Tech
Penn State Open (2nd pl.)
12-3
Opponent’s
Name
Malcolm Friddell
Mark Cartella
Gene Zannetti
Greg Miele
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Princeton Central Jersey Open
1-0
Drexel Central Jersey Open
2-0
Penn Central Jersey Open (1st pl.)
3-0
Delaware Valley
4-0
149/157 CHRIS BOOTH
Date
Actual
Weight
11/12
11/12
11/19
149
11/19
149
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/18
156.8
12/18
156.8
12/18
156.8
149
Weight Won
Lost
Class
149
3-9
149
F- 2:16
149
0-6
149
1-2 tb
157
0-2
157
6-1
157
0-4
157
2-3
157
3-1 OT
157
2-5
MITCH SMITH
Date
Actual
Weight
11/12
11/12
11/12
11/12
11/12
11/19
149
11/19
149
11/19
149
11/19
149
11/19
149
11/19
149
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
Weight Won
Lost
Class
149
F-5:50
149
2-3
149
5-1
149
7-6
149
2-4
149
MD-15-5
149
8-5
149
MD-13-3
149
8-4
149
0-6
149
No Contest
149
MD-12-3
149
F-1:38
149
8-3
149
3-2
149
5-2
149
1-4
149/157 JON MASA
Date
11/13
11/13
11/13
11/19
Actual
Weight
156.9
156.9
156.9
156.9
Weight Won
Lost
Class
157
TF-18-3
157
8-5
157
10-6
157
F-2:30
39
JON MASA (cont’d)
11/19
156.9
11/19
156.9
11/19
156.9
11/19
156.9
11/19
156.9
11/19
156.9
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/18
149.0
12/18
149.0
12/18
149.0
12/18
149.0
12/18
149.0
1/2
148.9
1/6
148.8
1/14
148.6
1/14
148.6
1/20
148.5
1/20
148.5
1/21
148.8
1/21
148.8
1/21
148.8
1/25
148.8
2/4
148.6
2/4
148.6
2/5
148.8
2/10
148.0
2/12
148.6
2/20
148.6
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
148.6
3/16
148.6
3/17
148.6
3/17
148.6
3/17
148.6
3/18
148.6
3/18
148.6
157
MD-21-8
157
9-6
157
MD-11-2
157
7-10
157
M. For
157
M. For
157
MD-9-0
157
5-4
157
14-17
157
M. For
149
F-3:14
149
F-5:23
149
TF-15-0
149
8-2
149
TF-19-4
149
MD-13-4
149
F-1:18
149
0-6
149
TF-18-1(6:34)
149
MD-19-8
149
F-1:43
149
TF-16-0 (4:24)
149
F-2:54
149
TF-16-0
149
MD-13-5
149
6-0
149
F-2:39
149
4-2
149
2-9
149
1-6
149
10-8 SV1
149
MD-15-2
149
TF-15-0
149
F-2:42
149
7-5
149
7-0
149
F-3:57
149
TF-17-2
149
11-4
149
F-6:21
149
MD-9-0
157
JAMES STROUSE
Date
11/15
11/17
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/3
12/3
12/3
12/11 12/11 1/2
Actual
Weight
156.4
156.9
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
157
158
158
158
156.2
156.2
156.8
40
Weight Won
Lost
Class
157
4-1
157
2-3
157
MD-19-6
157
8-1
157
TF-18-2
157
F-3:00
157
MD-10-2
157
3-1
157
M. For
157
3-9
157
4-0
157
MD-15-2
157
TF-15-0 (5:13)
157
2-3
157
6-0
157
4-5 tb
157
4-2
157
3-2
157
MD-8-0
157
7-1
Josh Moyer
Mike Bavia
Mark Cartella
Matt Kocher
James Strouse
Andrew Flanagan
Greg Politi
Brian Baglio
John Jarred
Mike Savino
Elliot Haynie
Patrick Lanham
Jason Jones Chase Pami
Clay Tucker
#4 Eric Tannenbaum
David Jauregui
#8 Dustin Schlatter
Jimmy Kim
Mike Roberts
Greg Soufleris
Jeff Becker
Chris Renninger
Robert Henry
Matt Dragon
#16 Matt Ciasulli
Andrew Schlaffer
Keith Dickey
#3 Zack Esposito
#9 Matt Storniolo
Mike Kessler
Jeff Becker
Nate Patterson
Chris Renninger
Patrick Simpson
Tyler Sherfey
#3 Zack Esposito
Matt Dragon
Greg Gillespie
#4 Matt Storniolo
Eric Tannenbaum
Columbia
Harvard
Drexel
Pittsburgh
Hofstra Harvard
Boston Univ.
North Carolina
Navy
Brown
Gardner-Webb
Kent Appalachian State
Cal Poly
Ohio U.
Michigan
West Virginia
Minnesota
Northwestern
Boston Univ.
James Madison
Old Dominion
Drexel
George Mason
Penn
Lehigh
Maryland
Cornell
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Rider
Old Dominion
Binghamton
Drexel
Army
Boise State
Oklahoma State
Pennsylvania
Edinboro
Oklahoma
Michigan
Opponent’s
Name
Brandon Benson
Tony Hook
Rick Frondorf
Andrew Smith
Rueben Russell
Andrew Flanigan
Anthony Tortora
Devin Mesanko
Jon Masa
Travis Piccard
Mike Chandler
Kirk Fitzpatrick
Justin Retallic
Dustin Manotti
Scott Loescher
Gene Zannetti
Cody Harrington
Andrew Flanagan
Ricky Turk
Jeff Marsh
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
1-0
Oregon State
Dual
1-1
Delware Valley
2-1
Franklin & Marshall
3-1
Apprentice School
4-1
Harvard
4-2
5-2
Columbia
6-2
7-2
The Citadel
East Stroudsburg Open (4th pl)
7-3
Missouri
8-3
San Francisco State
9-3
South Dakota State
10-3
Cornell
10-4
Stanford
11-4
Penn
11-5
UNC Greensboro
Las Vegas Invitational (7th pl.)
12-5
Harvard
Dual
13-5
Columbia
Dual
14-5
Michigan
Dual
15-5
5-0
6-0
7-0
7-1
Penn State Open
8-1
Penn State Open
9-1
Penn State Open
9-2
Penn State Open
9-2
10-2
11-2
12-2
13-2
Cleveland State Open (1st pl.)
14-2
Dual
15-2
Dual
16-2
NWCA Duals
16-3
NWCA Duals
17-3
CAA Duals
18-3
CAA Duals
19-3
CAA Duals
20-3
CAA Duals
21-3
CAA Duals
22-3
Dual
23-3
Dual
24-3
Dual
25-3
Dual
26-3
Dual
26-4
Dual
26-5
Dual
27-5
CAA Championships
28-5
CAA Championships
29-5
CAA Championships (1st pl)
30-5
NCAA Championships
31-5
NCAA Championships
32-5
NCAA Championships
32-6
NCAA Championships
33-6
NCAA Championships
34-6
NCAA Championships
34-7
NCAA Championships
35-7
JAMES STROUSE (cont’d)
1/6
156.8
1/14
156.7
1/14
156.7
1/20
156.6
1/20
156.6
1/21
156.3
1/21
156.3
1/21
156.3
1/25
156.8
2/4
156.8
2/4
156.8
2/5
156.6
2/10
156.7
2/12
156.8
2/20
156.9
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
156.8
3/16
156.8
3/17
156.8
157
157
1-3 OT
157
0-7
157
6-3
157
6-2
157
MD-13-2
157
MD-15-3
157
9-7
157
MD-9-0
157
2-1
157
2-3
157
MD-15-2
157
2-3
157
1-3
157
7-3
157
6-0
157
8-4
157
4-2
157
7-3
157
4-7
157
11-5
157
F-0:36
#3 Matt Lebe
#8 C.P. Schlatter
Greg Hagel
Justin Blumenthal
Scott Yorko
Nick Pullano
Ryan Hlushak
Mitch Webster
#20 Gene Zanetti
Derek Zinck
Adam James
#5 Justin Manotti
#15 Kevin Ward
Shane Vernon
Ryan Cunningham
Nick Pullano
Ryan Cunningham
Ryan Hluschak
#11 Derek Zinck
Ryan Hluschak
Nathan Galloway
West Virginia
Minnesota
Northwestern
Boston Univ.
James Madison Old Dominion
Drexel
George Mason
Penn
Lehigh
Maryland
Cornell
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Rider
Old Dominion
Rider
Drexel
Lehigh
Drexel
Penn State
Dual
NWCA Duals
NWCA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
CAA Championships
CAA Championships
CAA Championship (1st pl.)
NCAA Championships
NCAA Championships
NCAA Championships
15-6
15-7
16-7
17-7
18-7
19-7
20-7
21-7
22-7
22-8
23-8
23-9
23-10
24-10
25-10
26-10
27-10
28-10
28-11
29-11
29-12
Opponent’s
Name
Jake Tyler
Gene Zannetti
Mitch Webster
Mark Cartella
Spencer Beck
Brian Baglio Devin Mesanko
Andrew Flanagan
Matt Kocher
Kyle Artusio
Frank Meringelo
Seth Martin
Brian Baglio
Chris Hardy
Zac Fryling
Tony Greathouse
Seth Martin
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Springfield
Central Jersey Open
1-0
Penn Central Jersey Open
1-1
George Mason
Central Jersey Open
2-1
2-2
Kutztown
3-2
North Carolina
4-2
Columbia
5-2
Harvard
6-2
Pittsburgh
6-3
Virginia
Penn State Open
7-3
Nassau CC
Penn State Open
Lock Haven
Penn State Open
7-4
North Carolina
Penn State Open
8-4
VMI
Penn State Open
9-4
West Virginia
Penn State Open
10-4
Michigan State
Penn State Open
11-4
Lock Haven
Penn State Open (4th pl.)
11-5
Opponent’s
Name
Tom Rossi
Andrew Smith
Matt Pletcher
Andrew Coles
Ryan Heard
Matt Goggin
Mark Smith
Nick Foley
Greg Miele
James Strouse
Justin Hunt
Ryan Uber
Matt Coughlin
Nick Rivero
Mike Ashby
Tyler Grayson
Zack Strunk
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Gloucester CC
Central Jersey Open
Franklin & Marshall
Central Jersey Open
1-0
Rutgers
Central Jersey Open
2-0
Penn J.V.
Central Jersey Open
Drexel
3-0
Franklin&Marshall
4-0
East Stroudsburg
4-1
Millersville
5-1
Delaware Valley
6-1
6-2
Unattached
7-2
Edinboro
8-2
Unattached
8-3
SRU-Unattached
9-3
Edinboro
10-3
Central Michigan
11-3
Central Michigan
Cleveland State Open (4th pl.)
11-4
MIKE PARZIALE
Date
Actual
Weight
11/13
156.2
11/13
156.2
11/13
156.2
11/13
156.2
11/19
156.8
11/19
156.8
11/19
156.8
11/19
156.8
11/19
156.8
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
Weight Won
Lost
Class
157
F-3:30
157
1-3
157
Forfeit
157
3-4
157
F-3:00
157
4-1
157
3-1
157
9-2
157
1-3
157
MD-17-8
157
MD-16-6
157
2-6
157
5-2
157
11-4
157
M.For
157
6-4
157
3-9
157
ANTHONY TORTORA
Date
11/13
11/13
11/13
11/13
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
12/18
12/18
12/18
12/18
12/18
12/18
12/18
Actual
Weight
156
156
156
156
156.8
156.8
156.8
156.8
156.8
156.8
157.0
157.0
157.0
157.0
157.0
157.0
157.0
Weight Won
Lost
Class
157
11-7
157
3-2
157
3-2
157
5-2
157
13-6
157
5-4
157
F-5:00
157
F-0:30
157
6-5
157
MD-2-10
157
10-3
157
2-0 OT
157
2-5
157
F-3:03
157
DEF
157
9-8
157
1-6
41
165
ALTON LUCAS
Date
Actual
Weight
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/4
12/11 12/11 12/18
170.7
12/18
170.7
12/18
170.7
12/18
170.7
1/21
164.9
1/21
164.9
2/4
164.8
2/12
164.6
165
Weight Won
Lost
Class
174
MD-11-3
174
2-3
174
F-2:57
174
F-1:04
174
F-1:26
174
4-1
174
3-2
174
8-2
184
8-4
184
1-3
174
6-3
174
MD-11-3
174
2-4
174
2-3
165
F-2:36
165
5-1
165
7-12
165
5-7 SV
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Tenn-Chattanooga
Penn State Open
1-0
North Carolina
Penn State Open
1-1
Marine Corps
Penn State Open
Army Prep
Penn State Open
Cleveland State
Penn State Open
2-1
Duke
Penn State Open
3-1
Pittsburgh
Penn State Open
4-1
East Stroudsburg
Penn State Open (5th pl.)
5-1
Harvard
Dual
6-1
Columbia
Dual
6-2
Findlay
7-2
Central Michigan
8-2
Unattached
8-3
Duquesne
8-4
Drexel
CAA Duals
9-4
George Mason
CAA Duals
10-4
Lehigh
Dual
10-5
Oklahoma
Dual
10-6
Opponent’s
Name
Jon Anderson
Anthony Weber
Ben Fiaco
Deon Barrett
Jason Kiessling
Brian Cantalupi
Jack Decker
Pat Pitsch
Eric Mullen
Cody Eardley
Mike Poeta
Larry Wilbanks
Ray Blake
Pat Pitsch
Mike Baria
Tyler Thurgood
#1 Ryan Churella
Eric Mullen
#13 Matt Nagel
Will Durkee
Zach Johns
Jon Divello
Nelson Gosnell
Randy Oates
Lior Zamir
Adam DeCasmo
#13 Steve Anceravage
#2 Johny Hendricks
Chris Marold
Scott Hunter
Zach Johns
Steven Tisdell
Dan Bedoy
#1 Ryan Churella
#6 Matt Nagel
#9 Michael Poeta
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
0-1
Oregon State
Dual
1-1
Old Dominion
2-1
North Carolina
3-1
Maryland
4-1
Penn State
5-1
Penn State
6-1
Arizona State
East Stroudsburg Open (1st pl.)
7-1
West Virginia
8-1
Western Wyoming
9-1
Illinois
9-2
Western State
10-2
Stanford
11-2
Arizona State
11-3
Harvard
Dual
12-3
Columbia
Dual
13-3
Michigan
Dual
13-4
West Virginia
Dual
14-4
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
14-5
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
14-6
Boston Univ.
CAA Duals
15-6
James Madison
CAA Duals
16-6
Old Dominion
CAA Duals
17-6
George Mason
CAA Duals
18-6
Penn
Dual
18-7
Maryland
Dual
19-7
Cornell
Dual
19-8
Oklahoma State
Dual
19-9
Rider
Dual
20-9
Drexel
CAA Championships
21-9
Boston Univ.
CAA Championships
22-9
George Mason
23-9
Purdue
NCAA Championships
24-9
Michigan
NCAA Championships
24-10
Minnesota
NCAA Championships
25-10
Illinois
NCAA Championships
25-11
Opponent’s
Name
Jake Tice
Manuel Schubert
Andy Knerr
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Delaware Valley
Central Jersey Open
1-0
Lehigh
Central Jersey Open
1-1
Lehigh
Central Jersey Open
2-1
CHRIS VONDRUSKA
Date
Actual
Weight
11/15
164.2
11/17
164.9
11/19
165
11/19
165
11/19
165
11/19
165
11/19
165
11/19
165
12/2
164.3
12/2
164.3
12/2
164.3
12/2
164.3
12/2
164.3
12/3
165.4
12/11 164.6
12/11 164.6
1/2
164.5
1/6
164,4
1/14
164.8
1/14
164.8
1/20
164.4
1/20
164.4
1/21
164.7
1/21
164.7
1/25
164.2
2/4
164.8
2/5
164.6
2/10
164.6
2/20
164.7
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
164.7
3/16
164.7
3/17
164.7
3/17
164.7
Weight Won
Lost
Class
165
5-16 MD
165
3-1 SV
165
9-3
165
3-2
165
7-5 SV
165
7-4
165
4-1
165
M.For
165
3-2
165
MD-15-4
165
MD-4-12
165
10-5
165
5-3
165
2-5
165
4-1
165
MD-15-7
165
MD-3-12
165
10-5
165
3-5
165
3-4 (TB2)
165
5-2
165
MD-12-2
165
3-2
174
8-2
165
3-4
165
3-1 SV
165
1-4
165
3-9
165
MD-13-4
165
12-7
165
6-1
165
3-2
165
9-3
165
MD-0-10
165
F-6:14
165
2-5
165
JON ROTHMAN
Date
11/13
11/13
11/13
Actual
Weight
173.9
173.9
173.9
42
Opponent’s
Name
Kyle McKee
Alex Maciag
Sean Smith
Jordan Benson
Chuck Koz
Levi Craig
Keith Gavin
Dave Sullivan
Joe Bechtold
Justin Barent
Jeff Habelka
Don Dryer
Keith Gavin
Jared Ricotta
Scott Hunter
Tyler Tisdell
Dave Nakasone
#14 Jarrod King
Weight Won
Lost
Class
174
6-2
174
0-9
174
Forfeit
JON ROTHMAN (cont’d)
11/13
11/13
173.9
173.9
174
MIKE PATROVICH
Date
Actual
Weight
11/15
173.4
11/17
173.6
11/19
173.7
11/19
173.7
11/19
173.7
11/19
173.7
11/19
173.7
12/2
173,.6
12/2
173.6
12/2
173.6
12/2
173.6
12/3
174.3
12/3
174.3
12/11
173.7
12/11 173.7
1/2
173.8
1/6
173.6
1/14
173.4
1/14
173.4
1/20
173.7
1/20
173.7
1/21
173.7
1/21
173.7
1/25
173.5
2/4
173.8
2/4
173.8
2/5
173.6
2/10
173.8
2/12
173.8
2/20
173.7
3/3
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
173.7
3/16
173.7
3/17
173.7
3/17
173.7
3/18
173.7
3/18
173.7
174
4-3
174
Benjamin Delesia
Jimmy Harris
Weight Won
Lost
Opponent’s
Class
Name
174
MD-10-1
Scott Ferguson
174
MD-11-3
Jeremy Larson
174
TF-17-2
Brent Smith
174
F-0:42
Brian Lenhardt
174
MD-18-8
Dave Sullivan 174
TF-18-2
Mike Ward
174
9-6
Alex Maciag
174
TF-20-5 (5:56)
James Raynolds
174
TF-20-4 (5:59)
Matt Gevelinger
174
14-8
Lior Zamir
174
10-7
Kenneth Cook
174
10-4
Kurt Brenner
174
MD-5-16
Ben Askren
174
F-6:20
Wesley Walker
174
F-6:46
#6 Matt Palmer
174
11-6
#7 Nick Roy
174
MD-15-7
Kurt Brenner
174
8-7
Gabriel Dretsch
174
F-2:05
#2 Jake Herbert
174
TF-19-3 (6:51)
Chris Tripp
174
Forfeit
174
9-3
T.J. Hansen
174
Forfeit
174
10-5
#19 Matt Herrington
174
3-4
#17 Travis Frick
174
Forfeit
174
4-2
Dan Miracola
174
6-3
#9 Brandon Mason
174
5-3
#12 Wes Roberts
174
10-4
Doug Umbehauer
174
TF-21-6
Nick Dalicandro
174
F-1:10
Adam Amster
174
4-0
T.J. Hansen
174
7-3
Doug Umbehauer
174
MD-12-3
Nicholas Hernandez
174
8-4
Matt Herrington
174
5-3
Jacob Klein
174
TF-21-6
#1 Ben Askren
174
9-4
Matt Herrington
174
MD-11-2
#3 Mark Perry
184
JOE ROVELLI
Date
11/15
11/17
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/2
12/3
12/3
12/3
12/3
12/11 12/11 Actual
Weight
183.4
183.9
183.9
183.9
183.9
183.9
183.9
183,4
183.4
183.4
183.4
185.0
185.0
185.0
185.0
191.1
191.1
Weight Won
Lost
Class
184
DQ
184
DQ
184
TF-15-0
184
MD-8-0
184
Def
184
5-4
184
3-0
184
TF-17-2 (7:00)
184
3-2
184
F-9:17 (tb)
184
4-6 tb
184
TF-16-0
184
6-0
184
3-9
184
4-7
197
MD-9-0
197
MD-17-4
Opponent’s
Name
Luke Calvert
Kyle Bressler
Jason Chalfant
Mike Berlanda
Mike Trulson
Keith Gavin
Dave Helfrich
John Dickerson
Kyle Narkiewicz
Alex Clemson
Pete Friedl
Jesse Taylor
Raymond Jordan
Joe Mazzurco
Dustin Wiles
Jon Butler
Orrin Kleinhanz
Nassau CC
Gloucester CC
Central Jersey Open
Central Jersey Open
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
1-0
Oregon State
Dual
2-0
Army Prep
Old Dominion
3-0
East Stroudsburg
4-0
Penn State
5-0
North Carolina
6-0
Adams State
7-0
Brown
8-0
Penn
9-0
Cal Davis
10-0
West Virginia
11-0
Missouri
Las Vegas Invitational (2nd pl.)
11-1
Harvard
Dual
12-1
Columbia
Dual
13-1
Michigan
Dual
14-1
West Virginia
Dual
15-1
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
16-1
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
16-2
Boston Univ.
CAA Duals
17-2
James Madison
CAA Duals
18-2
Old Dominion
CAA Duals
19-2
Drexel
CAA Duals
20-2
Penn
Dual
21-2
Lehigh
Dual
21-3
Maryland
Dual
22-3
Cornell
Dual
23-3
Oklahoma State
Dual
24-3
Oklahoma
Dual
25-3
Rider
Dual
26-3
Sacred Heart
CAA Championships
27-3
Wagner
CAA Championships
28-3
Old Dominion
CAA Championships
29-3
Rider
30-3
Cal Poly
NCAA Championships
31-3
Pennsylvania
NCAA Championships
32-3
Nebraska
NCAA Championships
33-3
Missouri
NCAA Championships
33-4
Pennsylvania
NCAA Championships
34-4
Iowa
NCAA Championships
34-5
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual
0-1
Oregon State
Dual
0-2
James Madison
1-2
Delaware Valley
2-2
Arizona State
3-2
Pittsburgh
4-2
Lehigh
5-2
The Citadel
6-2
Virginia
7-2
Edinboro
8-2
Illinois
8-3
Cal St. Fullerton
9-3
Missouri
10-3
Cornell
10-4
Penn
Las Vegas Invitational (6th pl.)
10-5
Harvard
Dual
11-5
Columbia
Dual
12-5
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JOE ROVELLI (cont’d)
1/2
183.8
1/6
183.8
1/14
183.2
1/14
183.2
1/20
183.8
1/20
183.8
1/21
183.9
1/21
183.9
1/21
183.9
1/25
183.8
2/4
183.8
2/4
183.8
2/5
183.8
2/10
183.9
2/12
184.0
2/20
183.8
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
183.8
3/16
183.8
3/16
183.8
3/17
183.8
3/17
183.8
197
184
0-4
Tyrel Todd
184
MD-14-0
Chance Litton
184
2-7
#12 Roger Kish
184
4-6
Mike Tamilow
184
3-0
Tom Sforza
184
MD-11-0
Brian Lambert
184
TF-18-1
David Mendoza
184
MD-14-0
Brian Stouffer
184
Forfeit
184
6-4
Dustin Wiles
184
1-2
David Helfich
184
MD-13-2
Luke Stauffer
184
1-4
#5 Joe Mazzurco
184
8-10 SV
Rusty Blackmon
184
6-4
#13 Justin Dyer
184
8-3
Joe Maroney
184
TF-15-0
Brian Stouffer
184
5-0
David Mendoza
184
6-0
Joe Maroney
184
TF-16-1
Jesse Taylor
184
10-6
#12 Mike Tamillow
184
MD-17-7
#5 Shane Webster
184
8-2
Justin Dyer
184
2-5
Alex Clemsen
Michigan
West Virginia
Minnesota
Northwestern
Boston Univ.
James Madison
Old Dominion
Drexel
George Mason
Penn
Lehigh
Maryland
Cornell
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Rider
Drexel
Old Dominion
Rider
Cal St. Fullerton
Northwestern
Oregon
Oklahoma
Edinboro
Dual
Dual
NWCA Duals
NWCA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
CAA Duals
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
Dual
CAA Championships
CAA Championships
CAA Championships (1st pl)
NCAA Championships
NCAA Championships
NCAA Championships
NCAA Championships
NCAA Championships
12-6
13-6
13-7
13-8
14-8
15-8
16-8
17-8
18-8
19-8
19-9
20-9
20-10
20-11
21-11
22-11
23-11
24-11
25-11
26-11
27-11
27-12
28-12
28-13
CHRIS WEIDMAN
Date
Actual
Weight
11/15
196.4
11/17
197
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
1/2
196.8
1/6
196.8
1/14
196.8
1/14
196.8
1/20
196.8
1/20
196.8
1/21
196.8
1/21
196.8
1/21
196.8
1/25
196.7
2/4
196.6
2/4
196.6
2/5
196.0
2/10
196.5
2/12
196.8
2/20
196.7
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/16
196.7
3/16
196.7
3/17
196.7
3/17
196.7
3/18
196.7
Weight Won
Lost
Opponent’s
Class
Name
197
DQ
Connor Sanders
197
DQ
Dan Pitsch
197
F-1:40
Mike Berger
197
5-4
Pat Bradshaw
197
4-2
Jake Butler 197
M.For
Ryan Bader
197
4-6 sv
Corey Jacoby
197
5-3
Casey White
197
MD-16-4
Jered Villers
197
MD-12-1
Justin Bronson
197
2-4
Matt Delguyd
197
Forfeit
197
TF-15-0 (3:17)
Marcus Bartley
197
2-3
Adam Wright
197
Forfeit
197
6-3
Joel Caruso
197
12-6
Paul Velekei
197
4-9
Paule Weibel
197
2-1
Jerry Afari
197
3-4
#7 Jerry Rinaldi
197
MD-3-12
#3 Jake Rosholt
197
6-10
#5 Joel Flaggert
197
8-6
T.J. Morrison
197
MD-14-1
Jason Cook
197
9-7 sv
T.J. Morrison
197
F-2:54
Adam Wright
197
10-4
Daren Burns
197
10-7
#1 Wynn Michalak
197
10-7
#8 Ryan Bader
197
F-1:08
#4 Jake Rosholt
197
M. Def.
#3 B.J. Padden
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Army
Dual 0-1
Oregon State
Dual
0-2
Montclair State
1-2
Edinboro
2-2
Princeton
3-2
Arizona State
4-2
Shippensburg
4-3
Michigan
Dual
5-3
West Virginia
Dual
6-3
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
7-3
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
7-4
Boston Univ.
CAA Duals
8-4
James Madison
CAA Duals
9-4
Old Dominion
CAA Duals
9-5
Drexel
CAA Duals
10-5
George Mason
CAA Duals
11-5
Penn
Dual
12-5
Lehigh
Dual
12-6
Maryland
Dual
13-6
Cornell
Dual
13-7
Oklahoma State
Dual
13-8
Oklahoma
Dual
13-9
Rider
Dual
13-10
Campbell
CAA Championships
14-10
Rider
CAA Championships
15-10
Old Dominion
CAA Championships (2nd pl)
15-11
UNC-Greensboro
NCAA Championships
16-11
Central Michigan
NCAA Championships
17-11
Arizona State
NCAA Championships
18-11
Oklahoma State
NCAA Championships
18-12
Nebraska
NCAA Championships
18-13
184/197 MIKE PUCILLO
Date
Actual
Weight
11/12
11/12
11/12
44
Weight Won
Lost
Class
197
8-4
197
F-3:42
197
TF-21-3
Opponent’s
Name
Corey Jacoby
Hudson Taylor
John Laboranti
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Shippensburg
West Virginia Open
1-0
Maryland
West Virginia Open
1-1
Virginia Tech
West Virginia Open
2-1
MIKE PUCILLO (cont’d)
11/12
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
11/19
196.9
12/18
183.7
12/18
183.7
12/18
183.7
12/18
183.7
HWT
Corey Jacoby
Billy Coggin
Eric Shaw
Corey Jacoby
Chris Cohick
Paul Weibel
Jake Butler
Vince Didona
Omar Maktabi
Kevin Worsowicz
Rocco Caponi
Shippensburg
Harvard
Bloomsburg
Shippensburg
Bloomsburg
Lehigh
Princeton
Central Michigan
Unattached
Appalachian State
Virginia
West Virginia Open (3rd pl.)
Cleveland State Open (1st pl.)
3-1
4-1
5-1
5-2
6-2
6-3
7-3
8-3
9-3
10-3
11-3
JON ANDRIAC
Date
Actual
Weight
11/13
280.5
11/13
280.5
11/13
280.5
11/15
275.0
11/17
276.5
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
11/19
12/2
278.5
12/2
278.5
12/2
278.5
12/2
278.5
12/2
278.5
12/3
280.1
12/11 275.4
12/11
275.4
1/2
277.7
1/6
277.3
1/14
279.4
1/14
279.4
1/20
276.8
1/20
276.8
1/21
281.4
1/21
281.4
1/21
281.4
1/25
279.9
2/4
278.4
2/4
278.4
2/5
280.0
2/10
284.3
2/12
282.6
2/20
283.9
3/3
3/4
3/4
3/4
HWT
197
10-3
197
TF-15-0
197
TF-18-1
197
4-6 sv
197
F-0:30
197
4-7
197
M.For.
184
MD-11-1
184
MD-10-2
184
TF-17-1
184
DEF
Weight Won
Lost
Opponent’s
Class
Name
285
F-1:45
Brett Jankos
285
F-3:07
Kris Berr
285
F-1:08
Chris Moulton
285
MD-1-11
Michael Sprigg
285
MD-0-13
Ty Watterson
285
F-3:22
Harry Zander
285
4-1
Joe Farina
285
2-1
John Buck
285
MD-4-12
Cain Velasquez
285
F-1:19
Spencer Nodolsky
285
M.For
Aaron Anspach
285
F-5:52
Ty Watterson
285
1-0
Kipp Cullen
285
F-2:33
Jason Still
285
3-0
Harold Sherrell
285
Def
Arturo Basulto
285
F-1:45
Tervel Diagner
285
F-3:44
#8 Bode Ogunwole
285
Forfeit
285
F-3:27
#3 Greg Wagner
285
10-5
Matt Holsopple
285
F-1:44
#2 Cole Konrad
285
F-2:38
Dustin Fox
285
4-0
Orey Hall
285
F-5:46
Matt Coffey
285
1-0
John Dolida
285
F-3:30
Chris Cowen
285
7-0
Ryan Kittrick
285
F-4:01
Jack Sullivan
285
F-0:43
Matt Cassidy
285
Forfeit
285
2-0
Matt Pollack
285
F-2:47
#2 Steve Mocco
285
F-0:55
#5 Jake Hager
285
7-1
Nick Ciufo
285
F-2:15
John Cichon
285
F-2:31
Chris Cvitan
285
MD-8-0
James Connors
285
F-3:55
Chris Cowen
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Coll. of NJ
Central Jersey Open
1-0
2-0
Unattached
Central Jersey Open
Army
Dual
2-1
Oregon State
Dual
2-2
George Mason
3-2
Penn State
4-2
The Citadel
5-2
Arizona State
5-3
North Carolina
5-4
Penn State
6-4
Oregon State
6-5
Western State
7-5
Wyoming
8-5
Buffalo
9-5
Cal Poly
10-5
Nebraska-Kearney
10-6
Harvard
Dual
10-7
Columbia
Dual
11-7
Michigan
Dual
11-8
West Virginia
Dual
12-8
Minnesota
NWCA Duals
12-9
Northwestern
NWCA Duals
12-10
Boston Univ.
CAA Duals
13-10
James Madison
CAA Duals
14-10
Old Dominion
CAA Duals
15-10
Drexel
CAA Duals
15-11
George Mason
CAA Duals
16-11
Penn
Dual
17-11
Lehigh
Dual
18-11
Maryland
Dual
19-11
Cornell
Dual
20-11
Oklahoma State
Dual
20-12
Oklahoma
Dual
21-12
Rider
Dual
22-12
Wagner
CAA Championships
23-12
James Madison
CAA Championships
23-13
Boston Univ.
CAA Championships
24-13
Drexel
CAA Championships (4th pl.)
24-14
GUS DEL VECCHIO
Date
Actual
Weight
11/13
220
11/13
220
11/13
220
11/13
220
11/19
11/19
11/19
12/4
12/4
Weight Won
Lost
Class
285
MD-11-2
285
2-7
285
Forfeit
285
4-2
285
F-3:38
285
F-1:19
285
0-1
285
3-4 tb
285
3-10
Opponent’s
Name
Dan Lobue
Chris Moulton
Mike Grace
Kris Berr
Aaron Anspach
Mike Hoover
Joe Farina
Jeff Parker
Paul Burser
Opponent’s
Competition/Place
W-L
Institution
Gloucester CC
Central Jersey Open
Unattached
Central Jersey Open
1-0
2-0
Penn State
2-1
Gloucester CC
Penn State
2-2
Buffalo
Penn State Open
2-3
Edinboro
Penn State Open
2-4
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2005-06 Hofstra Wrestling Dual Results
ARMY 25, #18 HOFSTRA 13 - November 15, 2005 at West Point, NY
157 - James Strouse (Hofstra) dec. Brandon Benson (Army), 4-1
165 - Jon Anderson (Army) maj. dec. Chris Vondruska (Hofstra), 19-7
174 - Mike Patrovich (Hofstra) maj. dec. Scott Ferguson (Army), 10-1 184 - Joe Rovelli (Hofstra) lost by DQ to Luke Calvert (Army)
197 - Chris Weidman (Hofstra) lost by DQ to Connor Sanders (Army)
Hwt. - Michael Sprigg (Army) maj. dec. Jon Andriac (Hofstra), 11-1
125 - Dave Tomasette (Hofstra) dec. William Simpson (Army), 10-7
133 - Frank Baughan (Army) WBF Robbie Deibert (Hofstra) 0:44
141 - John Manarte (Hofstra) dec. Tony Severo (Army), 7-3
149 - Patrick Simpson (Army) tech fall Michael Martini (Hofstra) at 6:52 #21 HOFSTRA 28, WEST VIRGINIA 14 - January 6, 2006 at
Hempstead, NY
184 - #20 Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. dec. Chance Litton (WVU), 14-0
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) maj. dec. Jared Villers (WVU), 16-4
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) dec. Matt Holsopple (WVU), 10-5
125 - Scott Stuart (WVU) wins by forfeit
133 - #16 Seth Lisa (WVU) tech fall Jon Fennell (HU), 17-0
141 - Charles Griffin (HU) maj. dec. #16 Brandon Rader (WVU), 17-8
149 - #3 Jon Masa (HU) WBF David Jauregui (WVU) 1:18
157 - #3 Matt Lebe (WVU) dec. #18 James Strouse (HU), 3-1, in OT
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) dec. Eric Mullen (WVU), 10-5
174 - #4 Mike Patrovich (HU) maj. dec. Kurt Brenner (WVU), 15-7
OREGON STATE 30, #18 HOFSTRA 10 - November 17, 2005 at
Hempstead, NY
125 - Dave Tomasette (Hofstra) dec. Eric Stevenson (OSU), 10-5
133 - Bobby Pfennigs (OSU) tech fall Robbie Deibert (Hofstra) 3:41 (15-0)
141 - Kyle Larson (OSU) dec. John Manarte (Hofstra), 7-2
149 - Orlando Perez (OSU) dec. Mike Martini (Hofstra), 5-4
157 - Tony Hook (OSU) dec. James Strouse (Hofstra), 3-2
165 - Chris Vondruska (Hofstra) dec. Anthony Weber (OSU) in SV 3-1
174 - Mike Patrovich (Hofstra) maj. dec. Jeremy Larson (OSU), 11-3
184 - Joe Rovelli (Hofstra) lost by DQ to Kyle Bressler (OSU)
197 - Chris Weidman (Hofstra) lost by DQ to Dan Pitsch (OSU)
Hwt. - Ty Watterson (OSU) maj. dec. Jon Andriac (Hofstra), 13-0
#2 MINNESOTA28, #19 HOFSTRA 7 - January 14, 2006 at Cedar Falls, IA
125 - Travis Lang (UM) maj. dec. Dave Tomasette (HU), 12-4
133 - #2 Mack Reiter (UM) dec. Ricky LaForge (HU), 6-2
141 - Manuel Rivera (UM) dec. #15 Charles Griffin (HU), 6-5
149 - #8 Dustin Schlatter (UM) dec. #3 Jon Masa (HU), 6-0
157 - #8 C.P. Schlatter (UM) dec. #17 James Strouse (HU), 7-0
165 - #13 Matt Nagel (UM) dec. Chris Vondruska (HU), 5-3
174 - #4 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. Gabriel Dretsch (UM), 8-7
184 - #12 Roger Kish (UM) dec. Joe Rovelli (HU), 7-2
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) maj. dec. Justin Bronson (UM), 12-1
Hwt. - #2 Cole Konrad (UM) WBF Jon Andriac (HU) 1:44
#20 HOFSTRA 33, HARVARD 12 - December 11, 2005 at Hempstead, NY
125 - Dave Tomasette (HU) wins by forfeit
133 - #9 Robbie Preston (Harvard) WBF Robbie Deibert (HU) 2:40
141 - Charles Griffin (HU) tech fall Thomas Picarsic (Harvard), 17-1 (6:36)
149 - John Manarte (HU) dec. Bobby Latessa (Harvard), 8-4
157 - #19 James Strouse (HU) dec. Andrew Flanagan (Harvard), 3-2
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) dec. Mike Baria (Harvard), 4-1
174 - #7 Mike Patrovich (HU) WBF Wesley Walker (Harvard) 6:20
184 - Alton Lucas (HU) dec. Joe Bechtold (Harvard), 8-4
197 - #15 Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. dec. Jon Butler (Harvard), 9-0
Hwt. - #8 Bode Ogunwole (Harvard) WBF Jon Andriac (HU) 3:44
#20 HOFSTRA 36, COLUMBIA 9 - December 11, 2005 at Hempstead, NY
125 - Dave Tomasette (HU) dec. Jeff Sato (CU), 7-2
133 - Brandon Kinney (CU) WBF Robbie Deibert (HU) 4:57
141 - Charles Griffin (HU) WBF Steve Sutton (CU) 3:42
149 - John Manarte (HU) dec. Derek Sickles (CU), 3-2
157 - #19 James Strouse (HU) maj. dec. Ricky Turk (CU), 8-0
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) maj. dec. Tyler Thurgood (CU), 15-7
174 - #7 Mike Patrovich (HU) WBF #6 Matt Palmer (CU) 6:46
184 - Justin Barent (CU) dec. Alton Lucas (HU), 3-1
197 - #15 Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. dec. Orrin Kleinhenz (CU), 17-4
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) wins by forfeit
#5 MICHIGAN 25, #21 HOFSTRA 13 - January 2, 2006 at Hempstead, NY
125 - Mike Watts (UM) dec. #20 Dave Tomasette (HU), 6-3
133 - #13 Mark Moos (UM) WBF Jon Fennell (HU) 1:55
141 - #5 Josh Churella (UM) dec. Charles Griffin (HU), 4-2
149 - Jon Masa (HU) maj. dec. #4 Eric Tannenbaum (UM), 13-4
157 - #19 James Strouse (HU) dec. Jeff Marsh (UM), 7-1
165 - #1 Ryan Churella (UM) maj. dec. Chris Vondruska (HU), 12-3
174 - #4 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. #7 Nick Roy (UM), 11-6
184 - Tyrel Todd (UM) dec. #16 Joe Rovelli (HU), 4-0
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) dec. Casey White (UM), 5-3
Hwt. - #3 Greg Wagner (UM) WBF Jon Andriac (HU) 3:27
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#13 NORTHWESTERN 26, #19 HOFSTRA 13 - January 14, 2006 at
Cedar Falls, IA
125 - John Velez (NWU) tech fall John Fennell (Hofstra), 16-1
133 - Ricky LaForge (Hofstra) dec. Daniel Quintella (NWU), 6-0
141 - Charles Griffin (Hofstra) dec. Marty Gould (NWU), 6-1
149 - Jon Masa (Hofstra) tech fall Jimmy Kim (NWU), 18-1 6:34
157 - James Strouse (Hofstra) dec. Greg Hagel (NWU), 6-3
165 - Will Durkee (NWU) dec. Chris Vondruska (Hofstra), 4-3 TB2
174 - Jake Herbert (NWU) WBF Mike Patrovich (Hofstra) 2:05
184 - Mike Tamillow (NWU) dec. Joe Rovelli (Hofstra), 6-4
197 - Matt Delguyd (NWU) dec. Chris Weidman (Hofstra), 4-2
Hwt. - Dustin Fox (NWU) WBF Jon Andriac (Hofstra) 2:38
#21 HOFSTRA 30, BOSTON U. 9 - January 20, 2006 at Fairfax, VA
125 - Bryan Matsuura (BU) dec. Jon Fennell (HU), 9-2
133 - Josh Statum (BU) wins by forfeit
141 - #14 Charles Griffin (HU) dec. Joe Whitaker (BU), 2-0
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) maj. dec. Mike Roberts (BU), 19-8
157 - #17 James Strouse (HU) dec. Justin Blumenthal (BU), 6-2
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) dec. Zach Johns (BU), 5-2
174 - #5 Mike Patrovich (HU) tech fall Chris Tripp (BU), 19-3 6:51
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) dec. Tom Sforza (BU), 3-0
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) wins by forfeit
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) dec. Orey Hall (BU), 4-0
#21 HOFSTRA 38, JAMES MADISON 12 - January 20, 2006 at Fairfax, VA
125 - Than Phuoc Ho (JMU) fall Jon Fennell (HU) (4:37)
133 - Richie Gebauer (JMU) wins by forfeit
141 - John Manarte (HU) maj. dec. Jacob Williams (JMU), 19-5
149 - (4/4) Jon Masa (HU) WBF Greg Soufleris (JMU) 1:43
157 - #17 James Strouse (HU) maj. dec. Scott Yorko (JMU), 13-2
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) maj. dec. Jon Divello (JMU), 12-2
174 - #5 Mike Patrovich (HU) wins by forfeit
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. dec. Brian Lambert (JMU), 11-0
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) tech fall Marcus Bartley (JMU), 15-0 3:17
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) WBF Matt Coffey (JMU) 5:46
#21 HOFSTRA 26, OLD DOMINION 15 - January 21, 2006 at Fairfax, VA
125 - Bryan LaShomb (ODU) wins by forfeit
133 - Ryan Williams (ODU) wins by forfeit
141 - #14 Charles Griffin (HU) dec. BJ Compton (ODU), 7-1
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) tech fall Jeff Becker (ODU), 16-0 4:24
157 - #17 James Strouse (HU) maj. dec. Nick Pullano (ODU), 15-3
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) dec. Nelson Gosnell (ODU), 3-2
174 - #5 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. TJ Hansen (ODU), 9-3
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) tech. fall David Mendoza (ODU), 18-1
197 - Adam Wright (ODU) dec. Chris Weidman (HU), 3-2
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) dec. John Dolida (ODU), 1-0
#21 HOFSTRA 35, MARYLAND 10 - February 4, 2006 at Bethlehem, PA
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) dec. Adam DeCasmo (UM), 3-1, in SV
174 - Mike Patrovich (HU) wins by forfeit
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. dec. Luke Stauffer (UM), 13-2
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) dec. Jerry Afari (UM), 2-1
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) wins by forfeit
125 - James Knox (UM) wins by forfeit
133 - Brendan Byrne (UM) maj. dec. Jon Fennell (HU), 18-5
141 - Charles Griffin (HU) dec. Alex Krom (UM), 7-4
149 - Jon Masa (HU) WBF Andrew Schlaffer (UM) 2:39
157 - James Strouse (HU) maj. dec, Adam James (UM), 15-2
#21 HOFSTRA 37, DREXEL 18 - January 21, 2006 at Fairfax, VA
125 - #18 Steve Mytych wins by forfeit
133 - Zachary Makovsky wins by forfeit
141 - #14 Charles Griffin (HU) inj. def. Greg Jensen (DU) 1:53
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) WBF Chris Renninger (DU) 2:54
157 - #17 James Strouse (HU) dec. Ryan Hlushak (DU), 9-7
165 - Alton Lucas (HU) WBF Scott Hunter (DU) 2:36
174 - #5 Mike Patrovich (HU) wins by forfeit
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) maj. dec. Brian Stouffer (DU), 14-0
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) wins by forfeit
Hwt. - Chris Cowen (DU) WBF Jon Andriac (HU) 3:30
#13 CORNELL 24, #21 HOFSTRA 13 - February 5, 2006 at Ithaca, NY
125 - #6 Troy Nickerson (CU) wins by forfeit
133 - #14 Mike Mormile (CU) wins by forfeit
141 - #12 Charles Griffin (HU) maj. dec. Matt Easter (CU), 8-0
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) dec. Keith Dickey (CU), 4-2
157 - #5 Dustin Manotti (CU) dec. #15 James Strouse (HU), 3-2
165 - #13 Steve Anceravage (CU) dec. Chris Vondruska (HU), 4-1
174 - #5 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. Dan Miracola (CU), 4-2
184 - #5 Joe Mazzurco (CU) dec. #19 Joe Rovelli (HU), 4-1
197 - #7 Jerry Rinaldi (CU) dec. Chris Weidman (HU), 4-3
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) dec. Matt Pollock (CU), 2-0
#21 HOFSTRA 33, GEORGE MASON 10 - January 21, 2006
at Fairfax, VA
125 - Joe Coughlin (GMU) maj. dec. Jon Fennell (HU), 13-4
133 - Will Powars (GMU) wins by forfeit
141 - John Manarte (HU) WBF Chris Cartella (GMU) 1:48
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) tech fall Robert Henry (GMU), 16-0
157 - #17 James Strouse (HU) maj. dec. Mitch Webster (GMU), 9-0
165 - Alton Lucas (HU) dec. Tyler Tisdell (GMU), 5-1
174 - Chris Vondruska (HU) dec. Randy Oates (GMU), 8-2
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) wins by forfeit
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) dec. Joel Caruso (GMU), 6-3
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) dec. Ryan Kittrick (GMU), 7-0
#2 OKLAHOMA STATE34, #20 HOFSTRA 9 - February 10, 2006 at
Stillwater, OK
125 - #4 Coleman Scott (OS) WBF Jon Fennell (HU) 1:36
133 - #2 Nathan Morgan (OS) wins by forfeit
141 - #12 Charles Griffin (HU) WBF Ethan Kyle (OS) 4:00
149 - #3 Zack Esposito (OS) dec. #4 Jon Masa (HU), 9-2
157 - #15 Kevin Ward (OS) dec. #14 James Strouse (HU), 3-1
165 - #2 Johny Hendricks (OS) dec. Chris Vondruska (HU), 9-3
174 - #6 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. #11 Brandon Mason (OS), 6-3
184 - Rusty Blackmon (OS) dec. #19 Joe Rovelli (HU), 10-8, in SV
197 - #3 Jake Rosholt (OS) maj. dec. Chris Weidman (HU), 12-3
Hwt. - #2 Steve Mocco (OS) WBF Jon Andriac (HU) 2:47
#21 HOFSTRA 25, #22 PENNSYLVANIA 15 - January 25, 2006 at
Hempstead, NY
165 - Lior Zamir (UP) dec. Chris Vondruska (HU), 4-3
174 - #5 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. #19 Matt Herrington (UP), 10-5
184 - #19 Joe Rovelli (HU) dec. Dustin Wiles (UP), 6-4
197 - Chris Weidman (HU) dec. Paul Velekei (UP), 12-6
285 - Jon Andriac (HU) WBF Jayson Bowlsby (UP), 4:01
125 - #17 Mike Silengo (UP) wins by forfeit
133 - #10 Matt Valenti (UP) wins by forfeit
141 - #13 Charles Griffin (HU) dec. Cesar Grajales (UP), 6-3
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) maj. dec. Matt Dragon (UP), 13-5
157 - #16 James Strouse (HU) dec. #20 Gene Zannetti (UP), 2-1
#11 OKLAHOMA26, #20 HOFSTRA 15 - February 12, 2006 at
Oklahoma City, OK
125 - #2 Sam Hazewinkel (OU) WBF Jon Fennell (HU) 2:33
133 - Trey Blakely (OU) wins by forfeit
141 - #2 Teyon Ware (OU) tech fall #12 Charles Griffin (HU), 19-3 7:00
149 - #9 Matt Storniolo (OU) dec. #4 Jon Masa (HU), 6-1
157 - #14 James Strouse 9HU) dec. Shane Vernon (OU), 7-3
165 - #14 Jarrod King (OU) dec. Alton Lucas (HU), 7-5, in SV
174 - #6 Mike Patrovich (HU) dec. #12 Wes Roberts (OU), 5-3
184 - #19 Joe Rovelli (HU) dec. #13 Justin Dyer (OU), 6-4
197 - #5 Joel Flaggert (OU) dec. Chrris Weidman (HU), 10-6
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) WBF #5 Jake Hager (OU) 0:55
#14 LEHIGH 28, #21 HOFSTRA 9 - February 4, 2006 at Bethlehem, PA
165- Dave Nakasone (LU) dec. Alton Lucas (HU), 12-7
174 - #17 Travis Frick (LU) dec. #5 Mike Patrovich (HU), 4-3
184 - David Helfich (LU) dec. #19 Joe Rovelli (HU), 2-1
197 - Paul Weibel (LU) dec. Chris Weisman (HU), 9-4
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) WBF Matt Cassidy (LU) 0:43
125 - Matt Fisk (LU) maj. dec. Dave Tomasette (HU), 11-2
133 - John Stout (LU) wins by forfeit
141 - #3 Cory Cooperman (LU) dec. Charles Griffin (HU), 9-2
149 - #4 Jon Masa (HU) dec. #16 Matt Ciasulli (LU), 6-0
157 - #10 Derek Zinck (LU) dec. #15 James Strouse, 3-2
#21 HOFSTRA 22, RIDER 15 - February 20, 2006 at Lawrenceville, NJ
165 - Chris Vondruska (HU) maj. dec. Chris Marold (RU), 13-4
174 - Matt Patrovich (HU) dec. Doug Umbehauer (RU), 10-4
184 - Joe Rovelli (HU) dec. Joe Maroney (RU), 10-0
197 - T.J. Morrison (RU) dec. Chris Weidman (HU), 8-6
Hwt. - Jon Andriac (HU) dec. Nick Ciufo (RU), 7-1
125 - Ryan Smith (RU) wins by forfeit
133 - Zach Cunliffe (RU) wins by forfeit
141 - John Manarte (HU) dec. Mike Palma (RU), 4-3
149 - Jon Masa (HU) dec. Mike Kessler (RU), 10-8 ot
157 - James Strouse (HU) dec. Ryan Cunningham (RU), 6-0
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2005-06 CAA Year in Review
HOFSTRA CAPTURES FIFTH CONSECUTIVE CAA TITLE;
MASA NAMED CAA CHAMPIONSHIP OUTSTANDING WRESTLER
S
even of the eight
Hofstra wrestlers
who earned berths in
the 2006 NCAA Division I
Wrestling Championships
in Oklahoma City from
March 16-18 went
as Colonial Athletic
Association champions
after the Pride captured
its fifth consecutive CAA
Championship at Drexel
University’s Daskalakis
Athletic Center on
March 4.
With seven individual champions, one second-place finisher and a
fourth-place finish from its nine competitors in the 2006 conference
tournament, the Pride posted their second most points in a conference
championship in school history on the way to a sixth consecutive
conference title. Hofstra captured the East Coast Wrestling
Association Championship in 2001 before the league merged with
the CAA. The Pride also equaled the school record, set in 2005, with
seven individual champions.
Two-time All-American senior Jon Masa became just the second
wrestler in Hofstra history to capture four conference titles with a
pin of Drexel’s Chris Renninger at the 2:42 mark of the 149-pound
championship match. Masa joins Jason DeBruin (1999-2002) as the
only four-time league titlists. Masa, who would go on to earn his
third All-American honor, was named the CAA Championship Most
Outstanding Performer. At the CAAs, he won by a major decision, a
tech fall in the semi-finals and with a pin in the finals.
Four Hofstra wrestlers earned their second conference titles. Senior
Mike Patrovich, who was named the CAA Wrestler of the Year, won
for the second straight
year, this time in the 174pound final defeating Doug
Umbehauer from Rider,
7-3. Patrovich, made his
third NCAA Championship
appearance. Junior James
Strouse defended his
Jon Masa
2005 CAA title at 157pounds with a 7-3 title
match decision over Ryan
Hluschak from Drexel. Like
Patrovich, Strouse made his
third NCAA Championship
appearance. Sophomore Joe
Rovelli also defended his 2005 CAA title at 184-pounds with a 6-0
decision over Joe Maroney from Rider. Rovelli made his second trip
to the NCAA Championships. Sophomore Charles Griffin earned his
second CAA title at a new weight, defeating Chris Davis from Sacred
Heart, 7-3, in the 141-pound final. Griffin captured the 2005 CAA
Rookie of the Year award and the 133-pound championship.
Sophomore Dave Tomasette also made his second NCAA
Championship appearance, but this time, he went as the CAA
champion after defeating Bryan Lashomb from Old Dominion, 87, in the 125-pound title match. Tomasette was a CAA finalist in
2005. Senior Chris Vondruska earned his first trip to the NCAA
Championships with a CAA championship at 165-pounds. He
defeated Steven Tisdell from George Mason in the title match.
Junior Chris Weidman made his first NCAA Championship
appearance after earning a place in the CAA finals at 197-pounds.
Weidman, who lost in the final by fall in 2:54 to Adam Wright of
Old Dominion, went on to earn a sixth place finish and All-America
honors. Junior heavyweight Jon Andriac placed fourth in the CAA
Championship
CAA Wrestling Championships March 3-4, 2006
Standings
1. Hofstra University
2. Old Dominion University
3. Drexel University
4. Rider University
5. Sacred Heart University
6. James Madison University
7. George Mason University
8. Boston University
9. Binghamton University
10. Wagner College
11. Campbell University
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Points
125
76.5
65
62
45
38
31.5
23.5
15
5
0.5
Place
Winners
9
6
6
5
3
3
3
3
2
Champions
Runners-up
Third
Fourth
7
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
Championship Finals
125: Dave Tomasette (Hofstra) dec. Bryan LaShomb
(Old Dominion), 8-7
133: Zack Cunliffe (Rider) dec. Ryan Williams (Old Dominion), 6-5
141: Charles Griffin (Hofstra) dec. Chris Davis (Sacred Heart), 7-3
149: Jon Masa (Hofstra) wbf. Chris Renninger (Drexel), 2:42
157: James Strouse (Hofstra) dec. Ryan Hluschak (Drexel), 7-3
165: Chris Vondruska (Hofstra) dec. Steven Tisdell
(George Mason), 3-2
174: Mike Patrovich (Hofstra) dec. Doug Umbehauer (Rider), 7-3
184: Joe Rovelli (Hofstra) dec. Joe Maroney (Rider), 6-0
197: Adam Wright (Old Dominion) wbf. Chris Weidman
(Hofstra), 2:54
285: Payam Zarrinpour (Sacred Heart) dec. Chris Cvitan
(James Madison), 10-5
Consolation Finals
125: Steve Mytych (Drexel) dec. Joe Coughlin (George Mason), 8-3
133: Richie Gebauer (JMU) dec. Will Powars (George Mason), 3-2
141: B. J. Compton (ODU) dec. Joey Whitaker (Boston), 9-1
149:Mike Kessler (Rider) dec. Nate Patterson (Binghamton), 9-3
157: Sherwood Fendryk (Sacred Heart) dec. Chris Wade
(Binghamton), 9-3
165: Robby Gosnell (ODU) dec. Zach Johns (Boston), 9-1
174: Nick Kozar (Drexel) dec. T.J. Hansen (ODU), 4-3 (tb2)
184: Tom Sforza (Boston) dec. Brian Lambert (JMU), 4-2
197: Jon Oplinger (Drexel) dec. T.J. Morrison (Rider), 6-5
285: Chris Cowan (Drexel) wbf. Jon Andriac (Hofstra)
PATROVICH NAMED CAA WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
H
ofstra University wrestler Mike Patrovich was selected the
2006 Colonial Athletic Association Wrestler of the Year in
a vote by conference coaches. Patrovich’s award marks the
fourth straight year that a Pride wrestler has been named the CAA
Wrestler of the Year following Chris Skretkowicz in 2003 and 2004,
and Jon Masa in 2005.
Patrovich, a native of Islip, New York, earned his first All-America
honor by placing fourth at 174 pounds at the NCAA Championships
in Oklahoma City in March. He advanced to the championship
semifinals before losing to eventual national champion Ben Askren
from Missouri. In the consolation semifinals, Patrovich defeated
Penn’s Matt Herrington, 9-4, before dropping an 11-2 decision to
Iowa’s third-seeded Mark Perry in the third place match. He finished
the season with a 34-5 record.
Mytych, a freshman 125 from Wyoming, PA (Northampton), placed
third in the CAA Championships and advanced to Nationals. Mytych
was 26-12 overall this year, including 19-8 in duals and 8-1 in the
CAA.
2006 CAA All-Rookie Team
125 - Steve Mytych, Drexel
133 - Ryan Williams, Old Dominion
141 - Greg Jensen, Drexel
149 - Mike Kessler, Rider
157 - Chris Wade, Binghamton
165 - Tyler Tisdell, George Mason
174 - Doug Umbehauer, Rider
184 - David Mendoza, Old Dominion
197 - Jason Cook, Campbell
A three-time NCAA qualifier,
Patrovich is a three-time CAA
Championship finalist and a twotime champion, capturing titles
at 165 pounds in 2005 and 174
pounds in 2006.
In other awards presented, former
Hofstra coach Tom Ryan was
named the CAA Wrestling Coach
of the Year, and Steve Mytych of
Drexel University was named the
CAA Rookie of the Year. Ryan
led Hofstra to an 11th place finish
at Nationals with a school-record
52.5 points, after winning a fifth
consecutive CAA title this season.
The 11th-year mentor of the Pride,
who left Long Island to accept a
similar position at Ohio State in
April, received his seventh straight
conference Coach of the Year
award including his fifth in the
CAA.
Mike Patrovich
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The Colonial Athletic Association
C
oming off one of the most
successful seasons in its 21-year
history, the Colonial Athletic
Association continues to enhance its
reputation as one of the nation’s top
collegiate conferences.
With a geographic footprint that stretches
from Boston to Atlanta, the CAA
encompasses five of the nation’s nine
largest metropolitan areas. On the playing
field, the conference has produced 16
national team champions in five different
sports, 33 individual national champions,
12 national players of the year, 11 national
coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award
winners. Even more impressive, however,
are the honors accumulated away from
competition, which include five Rhodes
Scholars and 19 NCAA post-graduate
scholars. In 2005-06, the CAA had 11
ESPN The Magazine Academic AllAmericans and more than 1,500 of our
4,000 student-athletes posted at least a
3.2 grade point average while lettering
in a varsity sport and received the CAA
Commissioner’s Academic Award.
The landscape of the conference stretches
along the majority of the East Coast, and
includes six of the nation’s top 25 media
markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4),
Boston (5), Washington, D.C. (8), Atlanta
(9) and Baltimore (23). The number of
television homes in the CAA market
exceeds 19 million.
The CAA conducts championships in
21 sports. Male athletes compete for
championships in baseball, basketball,
cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer,
swimming & diving, tennis, track & field
and wrestling. Female athletes battle
for conference titles in basketball, cross
country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse,
soccer, softball, swimming & diving,
tennis, track & field and volleyball. The
CAA will also begin sponsorship of a 12team Division I-AA football league in the
fall of 2007.
The conference made its presence known
nationally in men’s basketball, with four
teams advancing to post-season play for
the second year in a row. George Mason
became the first mid-major program since
1979 to reach the Final Four, knocking
off powerhouses Michigan State, North
Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut
along the way. The Patriots were ranked
50
#8 in the final ESPN/USA Today Top
25 poll, which was the highest ever for
a CAA team. UNC Wilmington claimed
its third league title in the past five years
before dropping an overtime decision in
the NCAA Tournament. Old Dominion
became the first conference team to reach
the final four of the NIT, defeating league
member Hofstra in the quarterfinals.
Drexel was the first CAA squad to make
the final four of the NIT Pre-Season TipOff Tournament, where it dropped close
decisions to national powers Duke and
UCLA. The CAA was ranked eighth out
of 31 conferences in the final RPI with six
teams among the top 88 in the country.
In women’s basketball, the CAA had a
league-record four teams earn post-season
berths and was ranked #8 in the final RPI.
Perennial power Old Dominion, which
claimed its 15th consecutive conference
title, has a storied history that includes
three national championships (1979, 1980,
1985) and a national runner-up finish
in 1997. Delaware, James Madison and
Hofstra received berths in the 2006 WNIT.
The conference also excels in many
other sports. CAA squads have won 10
field hockey national titles since the
championship began in 1981 and Old
Dominion advanced to the national
semifinals in 2005. In baseball, James
Madison’s Kellen Kulbacki was chosen as
the Co-National Player of the Year and the
league had 28 players chosen in the 2006
Major League Baseball draft. The CAA is
annually ranked among the nation’s top 10
conferences in men’s and women’s soccer,
and traditionally sends multiple teams to
the NCAA Tournament. Hofstra’s men’s
lacrosse team was ranked #2 in the nation
last season and tied an NCAA record
with 17 victories while CAA women’s
tennis players Megan Moulton-Levy of
William & Mary and Tatsiana Uvarova
of VCU both earned All-America honors
after facing off in the quarterfinals of the
NCAA Championship. In 2005-06, 21
league teams earned NCAA Tournament
berths in 16 sports. There were 37 CAA
student-athletes who earned All-America
honors.
CAA member institutions are committed
to excellence in the classroom. The
Colonial Academic Alliance was created
in 2002 by the league’s presidents with
a goal of expanding their partnership
to all aspects of university life outside
of intercollegiate athletics. Among the
programs already established are an
undergraduate research conference,
coordination of study abroad programs
and granting visiting academic status
to student-athletes traveling to an away
contest so that they have access to
libraries, academic resource centers and
computer labs.
In 2002, two faculty members from CAA
institutions were awarded academia’s most
coveted distinction – the Nobel Prize.
John B. Fenn, a research professor in
the Department of Chemistry at Virginia
Commonwealth University, received the
Nobel Prize for chemistry, and Vernon
Smith, a professor of economics and law
at George Mason University, shared the
Nobel Prize in economic sciences.
Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has
guided the CAA since its inception.
Long-time members George Mason
University, James Madison University,
the University of North Carolina at
Wilmington, Old Dominion University,
Virginia Commonwealth University and
the College of William & Mary were
joined by the University of Delaware,
Drexel University, Hofstra University and
Towson University in 2001. Georgia State
University and Northeastern University
became members of the conference on
July 1, 2005.
The CAA traces its roots back to 1983
when three of its current membersGeorge Mason, James Madison, and
William and Mary - were aligned with
East Carolina University, the United States
Naval Academy and the University of
Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC
South). During the next two years, the
league added 11 sports, acquired two
new members (UNC Wilmington and
American University) and decided to form
a new association. The transformation
from ECAC South to CAA took place on
June 6, 1985. Old Dominion became a
member of the CAA in 1991-92 and VCU
joined the conference prior to the 1995-96
season.
From all-star athletes to Nobel Prize
winning faculty, the CAA takes great
pride in producing performers who stand
out both on the playing field and in the
classroom.
The History of Hofstra Wrestling
T
he history of Hofstra
Wrestling dates back almost
60 years. The program,
which began as a club team in 1946,
grew quickly and became nationally
recognized within two decades.
The first season of Hofstra
Wrestling saw Walter “Brick” Stone
as the team’s head coach. In its first
season as a club team, Hofstra went
undefeated in six matches. Home
matches were held at Hempstead
High School. Three members who
helped initiate the first team were
Dick Bemson, Frank Fusco and Jim
Geiger.
Wrestling became a varsity sport during the
1947-48 season. That year Hofstra entered
the NCAA Championships held at Lehigh
University after compiling a 5-2-1 record.
Under Stone’s direction, the wrestlers set a
school record of 16 straight victories during
the early ‘50s. The 1951-52 squad suffered
only two losses en route to a 10-2 season.
One of the early program’s outstanding
wrestlers was Art Strunk.
The next Hofstra wrestlers to enter the
national spotlight were Dan Notine and Pete
Damone. In 1956 Notine became the first
Hofstra wrestler to capture a coveted Middle
Atlantic Conference Championship. Damone
replaced Stone as the team’s coach in 1960.
The early tradition of success continued
during Damone’s six-year reign as head
coach. Damone produced several fine
wrestlers, including Don Hannon (‘60), Tom
Haseman (‘61), Dick Snyder (‘63) and Ken
Robinson (‘64). The 1965-66 squad won the
Metropolitan Intercollegiate Championship
and crowned its first Metro title winner, Art
Rudolph.
In 1966 Bob Getchell became the program’s
third coach. Getchell’s first squad produced
two Metro Conference winners, Butch
Jemmott and Ken Robinson. His second
team won the Metro title with Jemmott,
Dave Berman and Marty Willigan all taking
individual titles, and wrestlers such as
Steve Molello offering great contributions
to the team. Willigan was named the 1968
Tournament’s Outstanding Wrestler. He then
went on to the NCAA Championships where
he took fourth place, becoming Hofstra’s first
All-American.
Nick Gallo
In 1969 the team finished third in the
Metropolitan and Middle Atlantic Conference
Championships. Willigan captured second
place in the NCAA Championships, losing in
the final round to Iowa State’s legendary Dan
Gable, the top wrestler in the United States.
Gable would later coach Hofstra’s current
head coach, Tom Ryan, while he attended
Iowa.
The wrestling program continued to develop
under Getchell’s direction. Joel Kislin became
Hofstra’s second All-American when he
placed third at the NCAA Championships in
1973. In 1972-73, Hofstra hosted the Middle
Atlantic Conference Championships and
placed second.
In the mid-1970s, standouts Nick Gallo,
a 126-pounder, and Don Mayorga, a
heavyweight, began to make their presence
felt. They powered Hofstra to three East
Coast Conference Championships. (The
Middle Atlantic Conference formed the East
Coast Conference during this time.) Gallo
went on to become an alternate for the United
States team in the 1976 Olympic Games. In
1977 he captured the NCAA Championship at
126 pounds. He also earned the Tournament’s
Outstanding Wrestler Award.
Bob Getchell then left the coaching ranks to
become Hofstra’s Director of Athletics. Al
Bevilacqua replaced him and continued the
winning tradition. Hofstra won six straight
ECC Championships from 1975 through
1980. After missing a year at the top in 1981,
Hofstra captured two more titles in 1982 and
1983.
Hofstra standout Nick Gallo returned to his
alma mater in 1979 to direct the program. In
his four years at Hofstra, the team posted a
48-16 record and captured three
ECC championships. As head
coach, Gallo sent 11 wrestlers
to the NCAA Championships.
Among these 11, Ed Pidgeon,
a 1981 All-American, finished
fourth nationally while Peter
Capone, a two-time All-American,
finished seventh and second at the
NCAAs.
Joe Bavaro took over the reigns
as head coach from 1983 through
1987, posting a 23-36 record, and
leading the Dutchmen to another
ECC Championship in 1983.
Under Bavaro’s leadership, Capone, a 167pounder, was named the ECC Tournament’s
Outstanding Wrestler. Mike Arena, a 150pounder and three-time conference champion,
was also named the ECC Tournament’s
Outstanding Wrestler under Bavaro.
In 1987 former Hofstra wrestler and threetime conference champion Tony Arena
replaced Joe Bavaro as head of the Hofstra
Wrestling program. In his two years at
Hofstra, Arena led the team to a 15-17-1
record.
Javier Armengau returned to his alma mater
in 1989 to take over the Flying Dutchmen
program. Armengau wrestled under Gallo
and Bavaro and was a three-time captain. As
coach at Hofstra, Armengau guided wrestlers
such as Ralph Tubello to outstanding careers.
The 1992-93 season saw Tubello break 100
career wins and freshman Jason Wartinger
become Hofstra’s second first team freshman
All-American. (The first was Mike Hogan in
1977.)
Tom Ryan, a Long Island native and a twotime All-American at Iowa, took over the
reigns of the program in 1995. Ryan has
brought in fine recruiting classes since his
arrival and in 1997 was able to coach three
wrestlers, Joe Catalanotto, Ryan Edmundson
and Mike Quaglio, to NCAA Tournament
berths. Catalanotto won an automatic
berth by winning the 126-pound title at the
ECWA Championships, while Quaglio and
Edmundson were at-large selections. In 1998
the Dutchmen were again well represented
at the NCAA Championships. Sophomore
Eric Schmiesing and senior Russell Jones
both received at-large bids, while junior
James Hieronymous and senior Mike
Quaglio received automatic bids as ECWA
Champions. Hofstra finished the year ranked
51
24th in the NCAA
Coach Tom Ryan
dual meet rankings.
added his fifth straight
conference Coach of
In 1999 Hofstra
the Year award to his
Wrestling reached
trophy case.
new heights.
Hofstra placed
2004-05 saw the
second at the ECWA
Pride repeat as CAA
Championships
champions, break the
and crowned
school-record with
five individual
nine NCAA qualifiers
champions who
(Dave Tomasette,
would represent
Charles Griffin,
Hofstra’s three 2005-06 All-Americans
the conference
Ricky LaForge, Jon
Jon Masa, Mike Patrovich and Chris Weidman
at the NCAA
Masa, James Strouse,
Championships.
Mike Patrovich,
Jon Masa, Jason DeBruin, Paul Siemon,
Roman Fleszar,
Paul Siemon, Joe
John Garriques, Ralph Everett and Chris
Jason DeBruin, Eric Schmiesing and Zach
Rovelli, Chris Skretkowicz), place 17th at
Skretkowicz) to the NCAA Tournament for
Miller won four out of the first five weight
the NCAA’s as a team and compile a 13-5
the second consecutive year. Noto, Masa and
classes, and a victory by Russell Jones gave
dual meet record. Masa, who was named the
DeBruin each won individual championships
the Flying Dutchmen their five champions.
CAA Wrestler of the Year, placed third at the
at the CAA Tournament with DeBruin, the
Roman Fleszar and Eric Schmiesing
NCAA Championship to earn All-America
tournament’s most outstanding wrestler,
advanced to the quarterfinals at the NCAA
honors for the second time in his career.
becoming Hofstra’s first four-time conference Hofstra swept the CAA awards as in addition
Championships, lifting the Flying Dutchmen
champion. Skretkowicz was named the CAA
to a 26th-place finish out of the 79 competing
to Masa, Griffin was named the CAA Rookie
Rookie of the Year, while Tom Ryan was the
institutions. Jason DeBruin was also named
of the Year and Coach Ryan took home his
CAA Co-Coach of the Year.
New York State Freshman of the Year after
sixth straight (four CAA and two ECWA)
compiling a 43-8 record.
conference Coach of the Year Award.
The 2002-03 season once again saw Hofstra
surpass the achievements of the last season
Hofstra met and surpassed its 1999
Last year the Pride took a giant leap toward
as the team won the Colonial Athletic
accomplishments in 2000. The Pride
the top 10 and actually finished in 11th place
Association Championship for the second
crowned four ECWA Champions, Fleszar,
at the NCAA Championships, just one point
straight year, sent a school-record eight
Schmiesing, DeBruin and Rob Anspach, and
out of a tie for ninth place. Hofstra, which
wrestlers (Pat Flynn, Ricky LaForge, Jon
sent six wrestlers to the NCAA Tournament.
prepared for the Championships with a
Masa, Mike Patrovich, Noel Thompson,
Fleszar and Schmiesing each placed at their
challenging schedule all season long as its
respective weight classes, becoming Hofstra’s Ralph Everett, Brad Christie and Chris
11-9 dual meet record indicates, extended its
Skretkowicz) to the NCAA Championships,
first All-American wrestlers since 1985. As
conference match undefeated streak to 47,
and saw Masa and Skretkowicz come home
a team, Hofstra placed 21 out of 73 teams.
and captured its fifth consecutive CAA title
All-Americans. In addition, LaForge was the
The Pride also won the New York State
winning seven individual titles and qualifying
CAA Championships co-Most Outstanding
Championship for the second time in three
eight wrestlers for nationals. In addition,
Wrestler and Tom Ryan won his fourth
years.
the Pride, for the first time in school history,
consecutive conference coach of the year
had three All-Americans in Jon Masa, Mike
award.
2001 saw Hofstra win its ninth ECWA
Patrovich and Chris Weidman, and recorded
Championship and first since 1983, and sent
the highest team finish (11th) and most points
In 2003-04 the Pride continued their winning
a then school-record seven wrestlers (Tom
(52.3) at nationals. Patrovich, who finished
ways with a 15-5 record in duals, extended
Noto, Roman Fleszar, Eric Schmiesing,
fourth at the NCAA Championships, would
their conference match winning streak
Dennis Papadatos, Jason DeBruin, Noel
earn CAA Wrestler of the Year honors, Masa
to 34 by posting an 8-0 conference dual
Thompson and Rob Anspach) to the NCAA
was named the CAA Championship Most
record, captured their third consecutive
Tournament. Fleszar and Schmiesing
Outstanding Wrestler, and Tom Ryan was
CAA Championship and in the process
repeated as All-Americans and the team
named the CAA Coach of the Year.
had four champions and tied the school
placed 22nd overall at the NCAA. On the
mark by sending eight wrestlers (Tom
year, Hofstra finished ranked 15th in the
Editor’s Note: This brief Hofstra Wrestling
Noto, John Manarte, James Strouse, Paul
nation. Tom Ryan was named ECWA Coach
history is an attempt to recognize some of
Siemon, Ralph Everett, Noel Thompson,
of the Year for the second straight year. The
the people who contributed to the growth
Brad Christie, and Chris Skretkowicz) to
2000-01 season also marked the final season
of Hofstra Wrestling over the years. Any
the NCAA Championships in St. Louis.
of the ECWA, as the league merged with
omission of other key contributors is purely
Skretkowicz, who was the CAA Wrestler of
the Colonial Athletic Association beginning
unintentional. Please contact the Hofstra
the Year, placed fifth to capture his second
with the 2001-02 season. The Pride won
Athletic Communications Office with
All-American award as Hofstra finished 20th
the Colonial Athletic Association title in
additional historical facts about Hofstra
in the final NCAA Championship standings.
2002 and sent seven wrestlers (Tom Noto,
Wrestling for inclusion in future guides.
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Hofstra Wrestling Record Book
NCAA OUTSTANDING WRESTLER
Nick Gallo - 1977
NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPION
Nick Gallo - 1977 at 126 pounds
NCAA ALL-AMERICANS
THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICA
Jon Masa - 2003 (149), 2005 (149), 2006
(149)
TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICA
Marty Willigan - 1968 (137), 1969 (137)
Nick Gallo - 1975 (118), 1977 (126)
Peter Capone - 1983 (167), 1985 (167)
Roman Fleszar - 2000 (133), 2001 (133)
Eric Schmiesing - 2000 (149), 2001 (149)
Chris Skretkowicz - 2003 (197), 2004 (197)
ONE-TIME ALL-AMERICA
Joel Kislin - 1973 (Hwt)
Ed Pidgeon - 1982 (126)
Mike Patrovich - 2006 (174)
Chris Weidman - 2006 (197
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS
James Hieronymous - 1998
Roman Fleszar - 1999
Eric Schmiesing - 1999
Noel Thompson - 2001, 2003
Tom Noto - 2002, 2003
Ralph Everett - 2003, 2004
FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS
Mike Hogan - 1977
Jason Wartinger - 1993
Jon Masa - 2002
Chris Skretkowicz - 2002
NWCA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS
Ken Pera - 1993
Anthony Mazzurco - 1997
Eric Schmiesing - 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001
Dennis Papadatos - 2000, 2001
Paul Siemon - 2004, 2005
CONFERENCE HISTORY
Hofstra has competed in four wrestling
conferences since 1950 – the Middle
Atlantic Conference (1950-1973), the East
Coast Conference (1974-90), the East Coast
Wrestling Association (1990-2001) and the
Colonial Athletic Association (2001-present).
The following is a list of Hofstra’s conference
champions.
TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982,
1983, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
COACH OF THE YEAR
Tom Ryan - 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002 (cocoach), 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
Chris Skretkowicz - 2003, 2004
Jon Masa - 2005
Mike Patrovich - 2006
TOURNAMENT OUTSTANDING
WRESTLERS
Dan Snyder - 1963
Marty Willigan - 1969
Don Mayorga - 1975
Lou Dionisio - 1980
Ed Pidgeon - 1981
Peter Capone - 1983, 1985
Mike Arena - 1986, 1988
Jason DeBruin - 2002
Ricky LaForge - 2003
Chris Skretkowicz - 2005
Jon Masa - 2006
FOUR-TIME CHAMPIONS
Jason DeBruin - 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Jon Masa - 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006
THREE-TIME CHAMPIONS
Aurel Balaianu - 1977, 1979, 1980
Mike Hogan - 1978, 1980, 1981
Ed Pidgeon - 1981, 1982, 1983
Tony Arena - 1982, 1983, 1985
Mike Arena - 1986, 1987, 1988
Roman Fleszar - 1999, 2000, 2001
Eric Schmiesing - 1999, 2000, 2001
Tom Noto - 2001, 2002, 2004
Chris Skretkowicz - 2003, 2004, 2005
TWO-TIME CHAMPIONS
Art Strunk - 1952, 1953
Dan Notine - 1956, 1957
Don Hannon - 1960, 1962
Marty Willigan - 1968, 1969
Mark Goldberg - 1969, 1970
Bill Stauffer - 1969, 1971
Joel Kislin - 1972, 1973
Rick Santee - 1972, 1973
Don Mayorga - 1975, 1976
Jim McDuffie - 1975, 1976
Nick Gallo - 1975, 1977
Greg Ely - 1978, 1979
Bill Keck - 1979, 1980
Phil Mattera - 1982, 1983
Joe Downey - 1983, 1984
Peter Capone - 1983, 1985
Ralph Everett - 2003, 2004
Noel Thompson - 2003, 2004
Charles Griffin - 2004, 2005
Michael Patrovich - 2005, 2006
James Strouse - 2005, 2006
Joe Rovelli - 2005, 2006
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Weight
118
Year
1975
1978, 79
1983
1993
Name
Nick Gallo
Greg Ely
Joe Downey
Jason Wartinger
123
1960, 62
Don Hannon
125
2001, 02, 04 Tom Noto
2006
Dave Tomasette
126
1977
1981, 82, 83
1984
1997
130
1964
Nick Gallo
Ed Pidgeon
Joe Downey
Joe Catalanotto
Kenneth
Robinson
133
1999, 00, 01 Roman Fleszar
2003
Ricky LaForge
2005
Charles Griffin
134
1960, 62
1964
1969
1980
1984
1993
Don Hannon
Ken Robinson
Marty Willigan
Lou Dionisio
Ted Dipasquale
Ralph Tubello
137
1961
Tom Hasemann
141
1999, 00, 01 Jason DeBruin
2002
Jon Masa
2006
Charles Griffin
142
1952, 53
1968
1972
1975
1978, 80
1982, 83
149
150
1999, 00, 01 Eric Schmiesing
2002
Jason DeBruin
2003, 05, 06 Jon Masa
1969
1980
1981
1982
1985
1986, 87, 88
Bill Stauffer
John Sauerland
Mike Hogan
Phil Mattera
Tony Arena
Mike Arena
157
1999
2001
2005, 06
Zack Miller
Dennis Papadatos
James Strouse
Art Strunk
Marty Willigan
Neil Duncan
Guy Reeps
Mike Hogan
Tony Arena
53
158
1955
1956
1971
1972
1973
1979, 80
1983
1986
1990
1998
Pete Damone
Dan Notine
Rick Iseke
Dennis Garetano
Rick Santee
Bill Keck
Phil Mattera
Marco Sola
Butch Padamonsky
James
Hieronymous
165
2003
2004
2005
2006
Noel Thompson
Ralph Everett
Mike Patrovich
Chris Vondruska
167
1964
1969, 70
1971
1972
1975, 76
1983, 85
Jack Gleason
Mark Goldberg
Bill Stauffer
Rick Santee
Jim McDuffie
Pete Capone
174
2000
2003
2004
2005
2006
Rob Anspach
Ralph Everett
Noel Thompson
Paul Siemon
Mike Patrovich
177
1957
1963
1973
1973
1978
1980
Dan Notine
Dan Snyder
Harvey Cavayero
Frank Lyman
Pat Martorella
Aurel Balaianu
184
190
1999
2003
2005, 06
Russell Jones
Brad Christie
Joe Rovelli
1977, 79
1987, 88
1998
Aurel Balaianu
Dom Cianchetti
Mike Quaglio
197
2003, 04, 05 Chris
Skretkowicz
HWT
1972, 73
1975, 76
1994
Weight Class
Not
1961
Available 1963
54
Joel Kislin
Don Mayorga
Joe Yanis
Tom Haseman
Dick Snyder
ECWA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
TEAM CHAMPIONS
1975
Hofstra
1976
Hofstra
1977 Hofstra
1978
Hofstra
1979 Hofstra
1980
Hofstra
1981
West Chester
1982
Hofstra
1983
Hofstra
1984
Rider
1985
Drexel
1986
Rider
1987
Bucknell
1988 Rider
1989 Rider
1990
Rider
1991
Rider
1992
Central Connecticut
1993
Rider
1994
Rider
1995
Bucknell
1996 Rider
1997
Rider
1998
Rider
1999
Rider
2000
Rider
2001
Hofstra
CAA Championship History
(2002-pres.)
TEAM CHAMPIONS
2002
Hofstra
2003
Hofstra
2004
Hofstra
2005
Hofstra
2006
Hofstra
NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT
NEW YORK STATE COACH OF THE YEAR
Tom Ryan - 1998, 2001
COACHES HALL OF FAME
Walt Stone - 1979
Pete Damone - 1982
ANNUAL COACHES AWARD
Wrestler of the Year
Freshman of the Year
Jason Wartinger - 1993
Matt Fratta - 1995
Jason DeBruin - 1999
Noel Thompson - 2000
Most Outstanding Wrestler
at NYS Tournament
Russell Jones - 1999
Three-Time Champions
Mike Arena - 1986, 1987, 1988
Roman Fleszar - 1998, 1999, 2000
Two-Time Champions
Joe Sabol - 1989, 1991
Jason DeBruin - 1999, 2000
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
Weight
118 125
133
141
142
149
150
157
158
167 177
184
197
Year 1998 2000
1999, 2000
1999, 2000
1984 2000
1986, 87, 88
1989
2000
1991
1998 1997
1999
2002
Name
Roman Fleszar
Tom Noto
Roman Fleszar
Jason DeBruin
Ted DePasquale
Eric Schmiesing
Mike Arena
Joe Sabol
Dennis Papadatos
Joe Sabol
Rob Anspach
Ryan Edmundson
Russell Jones
Chris Skretkowicz
HOFSTRA FINISHES AT
NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT
Year
1984
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Place
5th
6th
9th
7th
6th
9th
6th
7th
4th
5th
7th
10th
6th
1st 2nd
1st
Did not compete
2nd
Did not compete
Did not compete
Did not compete
Did not compete
No. of Teams
21
18
19
21
21
22
21
21
20
20
19
16
16
20
21
24
23
Year
1948
1951
1953
1955
1956
1957
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1990
1991
1993
1994
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
No.
Partic.
Coach
Walter Stone
Walter Stone
Walter Stone
Walter Stone
Walter Stone
Walter Stone
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Bob Getchell
Al Bevilacqua
Al Bevilacqua
Al Bevilacqua
Nick Gallo
Nick Gallo
Nick Gallo
Joe Bavaro
Joe Bavaro
Joe Bavaro
Joe Bavaro
Tony Arena
Javier Armengau
Javier Armengau
Javier Armengau
Javier Armengau
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Tom Ryan
Team
Pts.
2
8
2
3
1
1
2
4
4
2
4
4
2
5
3
2
4
3
5
2
3
5
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
3
4
5
6
7
7
8
8
9
8
2
Team
Place
2
12
21
3
13
3
16.5
1.75
24.5
2
1
0.5
13.25
24
11
18
19
14
26
11.5
24
18.25
20
2.5
1
3
5
16.5
21.5
19.5
9
27
29
36.5
52.5
26
21
22
21
20
17
11
Place
Winners
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
2
1
1
3
Wins
3
3
0
3
0
0
6
8
0
0
3
6
2
10
1
8
2
1
1
7
0
9
0
4
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
3
8
14
12
6
14
17
17
21
Losses
4
12
4
5
1
1
4
4
4
2
5
4
3
8
3
2
6
4
7
3
3
9
3
2
2
2
3
1
2
4
1
6
8
10
12
15
14
17
16
17
17
Falls
2
0
0
1
0
0
1
4
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
2
2
HOFSTRA’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP PARTICIPANTS
Year
1948
1948
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1953
1953
1955
1955
1955
1956
1957
1968
1968
1969
1969
1969
1969
Wt. Cl.
125
UNL
123
130
137
147
157
167
177
UNL
157
UNL
123
130
157
167
157
137
152
130
137
160
167
Wrestler
Frank Fusco
Phil Gunthner
James Fogarty
George Mills
Rudy Enders
Art Strunck
Bill Turley
Ken Morton
Bob Mulvaney
Jim Murray
Bill Turley
Tom Megele
Robert DeGroff
George Mills
Pete Damone
Pete Damone
Dan Notine
Marty Willigan
Dave Berman
Fred Kemp
Marty Willigan
Bill Stauffer
Mark Goldberg
Seed
Place
6
4
2
2
Year
1970
1970
1970
1970
1971
1971
1972
1972
1972
1972
1973
1973
1973
1973
1974
1974
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1976
1976
Wt. Cl.
134
158
167
177
142
167
150
158
167
UNL
142
158
177
UNL
167
UNL
118
142
167
177
UNL
126
167
Wrestler
Bill Baker
Bill Stauffer
Mark Goldberg
Frank Lyman
Neil Duncan
Bill Stauffer
Neil Duncan
Dennis Garetano
Rick Santee
Joel Kislin
Harvey Cavayero
Rick Santee
Frank Lyman
Joel Kislin
Jim McDuffie
Don Mayorga
Nick Gallo
Guy Reeps
Jim McDuffie
Rudy Fiorvanti
Don Mayorga
Nick Gallo
Jim McDuffie
Seed
Place
7
5
3
4
5
7
55
Year
1976
1977
1977
1978
1978
1978
1978
1979
1979
1979
1980
1980
1980
1980
1980
1981
1981
1982
1982
1982
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1984
1984
1984
1985
1985
1986
1986
1987
1987
1988
1988
1990
1991
1993
1993
1994
1997
1997
1997
1998
1998
1998
1998
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
56
Wt. Cl.
UNL
126
190
118
142
177
190
118
158
190
134
142
150
158
177
126
150
126
142
150
118
126
142
158
167
126
134
UNL
150
167
150
158
150
190
150
190
158
158
118
134
275
126
177
190
134
158
177
190
133
141
149
157
184
133
141
149
157
165
174
125
133
141
149
157
165
174
Wrestler
Don Mayorga
Nick Gallo
Aurel Balaianu
Greg Ely
Mike Hogan
Pat Martorella
Aurel Balaianu
Greg Ely
Bill Keck
Aurel Balaianu
Lou Dionisio
Mike Hogan
John Sauerland
Bill Keck
Aurel Balaianu
Ed Pidgeon
Mike Hogan
Ed Pidgeon
Tony Arena
Phil Mattera
Joe Downey
Ed Pidgeon
Tony Arena
Phil Mattera
Pete Capone
Joe Downey
Ted DiPasquale
Nick Zonfrelli
Tony Arena
Pete Capone
Mike Arena
Marco Sola
Mike Arena
Dominic Cianchetti
Mike Arena
Dominic Cianchetti
Butch Padamonsky
Joe Sabol
Jason Wartinger
Ralph Tubello
Joe Yanis
Joe Catalanotto
Ryan Edmundson
Mike Quaglio
Eric Schmiesing
James Hieronymus
Russell Jones
Mike Quaglio
Roman Fleszar
Jason DeBruin
Eric Schmiesing
Zachary Miller
Russell Jones
Roman Fleszar
Jason DeBruin
Eric Schmiesing
Dennis Papadatos
Noel Thompson
Rob Anspach
Tom Noto
Roman Fleszar
Jason DeBruin
Eric Schmiesing
Dennis Papadatos
Noel Thompson
Rob Anspach
Seed
7
1
Place
1
7
4
10
11
11
3
7
2
11
12
Year
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
Wt. Cl.
125
141
149
157
165
174
197
125
133
149
157
165
174
184
197
125
141
149
157
165
174
184
197
125
133
141
149
157
165
174
184
197
125
141
149
157
165
174
184
197
Wrestler
Tom Noto
Jon Masa
Jason DeBruin
Paul Siemon
John Garriques
Ralph Everett
Chris Skretkowicz
Pat Flynn
Ricky LaForge
Jon Masa
Mike Patrovich
Noel Thompson
Ralph Everett
Brad Christie
Chris Skretkowicz
Tom Noto
John Manarte
James Strouse
Paul Siemon
Ralph Everett
Noel Thompson
Brad Christie
Chris Skretkowicz
Dave Tomasette
Charles Griffin
Ricky LaForge
Jon Masa
James Strouse
Mike Patrovich
Paul Siemon
Joe Rovelli
Chris Skretkowicz
Dave Tomasette
Charles Griffin
Jon Masa
James Strouse
Chris Vondruska
Mike Patrovich
Joe Rovelli
Chris Weidman
Seed
Place
7
10
7
7
8
4
7
6
6
10
2
5
10
9
3
12
11
3
6
5
5
4
6
ALL-TIME HOFSTRA PLACEWINNERS
8
10
11
9
5
10
6
12
5
6
6
7
5
5
8
Year
1968
1969
1973
1975
1977
1981
1983
1985
2000
2000
2001
2001
2003
2003
2004
2005
2006
2006
2006
Wrestler
Marty Willigan
Marty Willigan
Joel Kislin
Nick Gallo
Nick Gallo
Ed Pidgeon
Pete Capone
Pete Capone
Eric Schmiesing
Roman Fleszar
Roman Fleszar
Eric Schmiesing
Chris Skretkowicz
Jon Masa
Chris Skretkowicz
Jon Masa
Mike Patrovich
Jon Masa
Chris Weidman
National Champion in bold
Wt. Cl.
137
137
Hwt
118
126
126
167
167
149
133
133
149
197
149
197
149
174
149
197
Place
4th
2nd
3rd
4th
1st
4th
7th
2nd
5th
7th
5th
8th
6th
7th
5th
3rd
4th
5th
6th
HOFSTRA’S ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS MATCH-BY-MATCH HISTORY
Year
Weight
Bracket Name
Round Name
Win
Lose
Score
1948
1948
1948
1948
1948
1948
1948
1949
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1951
1953
1953
1953
1953
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1955
1956
1957
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1969
1970
1970
1970
1970
1971
1971
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1972
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
125
125
125
UNL
UNL
UNL
UNL
121
123
123
123
130
130
137
137
147
157
167
177
177
UNL
UNL
UNL
157
157
UNL
UNL
123
123
123
130
157
157
157
157
167
157
137
137
137
137
137
137
137
152
152
152
130
137
137
137
137
137
137
160
160
160
167
167
134
158
167
177
142
167
150
150
158
158
167
UNL
UNL
UNL
142
158
177
177
UNL
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Preliminary
WRB Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Preliminary
WRB Quarter-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Third
Pig Tail
Pig Tail
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
Final
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Preliminary
Leeman, Gerry - Northern Iowa
Fusco, Francis - Hofstra
Cook, Paul - Williams
Gunthner, Phil - Hofstra
McGraw, Thurman - Colorado State
Archer, Arthur - Illinois
Pickard, Richard - Illinois
Borders, Bill - Oklahoma
Fogarty, James - Hofstra
Dragoin, Tony - Auburn
Romanowski, Walter - Cornell (IA)
Blubaugh, Jack - Oklahoma
Evans, Tommy - Oklahoma
Campbell, John - St. Ambrose
Jackson, George - Oklahoma
Mason, Bob - Wyoming
Platt, Jack - Lehigh
Mulvaney, Bob - Hofstra
Lyon, Bentley - California-Berkeley
Murray, Jim - Hofstra
Glass, Brad - Princeton
Lanzi, Harry - Toledo
Harmon, Jim - Northern Iowa
Perrone, Vito - Michigan State
McNair, Dan - Auburn
Ellena, Jack - UCLA
DeGroff, Robert - Hofstra
Peery, Ed - Pittsburgh
Meeks, Richard - Illinois
Janes, Jim - Knox
Damone, Peter - Hofstra
Rodriguez, Mike - Michigan
Teuber, Ron - Colorado
Edgar, Rex - Oklahoma
Baker, Ron - Minnesota
Willigan, Marty - Hofstra
Anderson, Dale - Michigan State
Vanderlofske, Pete - Navy
Kent, John - Navy
Berman, Dave - Hofstra
Blacksmith, Jim - Lock Haven
Hahn, John - UCLA
Gable, Dan - Iowa State
Stauffer, Bill - Hofstra
Rushing, Gary - Arizona
Goldberg, Mark - Hofstra
DeVries, Steve - Iowa
Bergen, Bob - Portland State
Lee, Jerry - Iowa
Tennis, Scott - Utah
Frankel, Mark - Purdue
Bessinger, Sam - Utah State
Johnson, Junior - Portland State
Duncan, Neil - Hofstra
Lawinger, Rich - Wisconsin
Garetano, Dennis - Hofstra
Sanderson, Jan - Iowa
Caccia, John - Idaho State
Kislin, Joel - Hofstra
Geris, Harry - Oklahoma State
Dambman, Carl - Massachusetts
Snyder, Ken - Northern Iowa
Landis, George - Alabama
Lyman, Frank - Hofstra
Panning, John - Minnesota
McRaven, Pilgrim - Lehigh
Grosso, Mike - Brooklyn
Schiweck, Ken - Navy
Shervanick, Jim - Millersville
Mills, George - Hofstra
Enders, Rudy - Hofstra
Enders, Rudy - Hofstra
Strunck, Art - Hofstra
Turley, Bill - Hofstra
Morton, Ken - Hofstra
Dickason, Don - Cornell
Mulvaney, Bob - Hofstra
Sloan, Dick - Carleton
Megele, Tom - Hofstra
Megele, Tom - Hofstra
Lehman, Mel - Oregon State
Kastor, Frank - Illinois
Bormuth, Bob - Wyoming
Notine, Dan - Hofstra
Henson, Geoff - Michigan
Dickey, Marty - Iowa State
Stanley, Mike - Adams State
Pruzansky, Dave - Temple
Russo, Ron - Bloomsburg
Hochfelder, Tom - Ithaca
Kemp, Fred - Hofstra
Librande, Dave - Alabama
Hawkins, Bob - Oregon State
Dittmar, Dale - Colorado
Moore, Jim - Washington
Lowrance, Keith - Michigan State
Hill, Gary - Wyoming
Ferrin, Mike - Weber State
West, Gary - Oregon
Baker, Bill - Hofstra
Engels, Mike - South Dakota State
Tydor, Matthew - New York University
Garetano, Dennis - Hofstra
Santee, Rick - Hofstra
Woods, Jim - Western Illinois
Cavayero, Harvey - Hofstra
Santee, Rick - Hofstra
Barklarcz, Mike - Duquesne
Jackson, Don - San Jose State
Dec
Fall 10:57
Dec
Fall 7:37
Fall 6:25
Dec
Fall 6:12
8-4
Fall 6:29
9-4
Fall 1:05
7-0
Fall 3:30
Fall 5:57
3-1
6-0
2-1
7-2
7-5
5-4
7-3
Fall 2:37
Fall 1:35
4-0
RD
5-0
8-7
4-0
Fall 3:47
10-9
Fall 4:34
6-2
Fall 7:00
RD
6-3
3-0
10-9
Fall 6:32
9-7
7-4
9-2
5-5, 1-0
7-0
10-0
8-4
6-2
11-4
Fall 5:39
11-8
13-2
Fall 5:32
4-3
Fall 4:17
Fall 4:52
Fall 5:32
11-5
2-1
6-4
3-2
7-1
3-2
9-5
7-2
5-1
4-1
5-3
3-1
4-0
5-1
7-1
Fall 3:31
4-1
7-5
10-7
7-4
Fall 3:22
6-0
57
58
Year
Weight
Bracket Name
Round Name
Win
Lose
Score
1973
1973
1973
1973
1973
1974
1974
1974
1974
1974
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1975
1976
1976
1976
1976
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1978
1978
1978
1978
1978
1978
1978
1978
1979
1979
1979
1979
1979
1980
1980
1980
1980
1980
1980
1980
1980
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1981
1982
1982
1982
UNL
UNL
UNL
UNL
UNL
167
UNL
UNL
UNL
UNL
118
118
118
118
118
118
118
118
142
167
167
167
177
177
UNL
UNL
UNL
UNL
126
126
167
UNL
126
126
126
126
126
126
190
190
190
190
118
118
118
142
177
190
190
190
118
158
158
158
190
134
142
142
142
150
158
177
177
126
126
126
126
126
126
126
126
150
150
150
150
126
142
150
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Third
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Third
Pig Tail
Pig Tail
Pig Tail
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Preliminary
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Pig Tail
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Preliminary
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Third
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Taylor, Chris - Iowa State
Jackson, Jon - Oklahoma State
Mayorga, Don - Hofstra
Ernst, Gary - Michigan
Klaas, Palmer - Illinois
Gallo, Nick - Hofstra
Brown, Jim - Michigan
Shapiro, Myron - Toledo
Sanderson, Steve - Brigham Young
Callard, Jeff - Oklahoma
McDuffie, Jim - Hofstra
Johnson, Mark - Michigan
Fiorvanti, Rudy - Hofstra
Thompson, Sythell - Cal Poly-SLO
Bowlsby, John - Iowa
Seals, Milt - New Mexico
Isom, Mike - Weber State
Neiswender, Ed - Michigan
Burns, Tom - Colorado State
Balaianu, Aurel - Hofstra
Santana, Frank - Iowa State
Harris, Howard - Oregon State
Ely, Greg - Hofstra
Glenn, Dan - Iowa
Bastianelli, Steve - Lehigh
Mecham, John - Brigham Young
Ellis, Jim - Michigan State
Monasmith, Daryl - Oklahoma State
Brown, Mike - Lehigh
Wurm, Rob - Weber State
Keck, Bill - Hofstra
Ward, Kelly - Iowa State
Evans, Dave - Wisconsin
Wilson, Kelly - Wyoming
Landrum, Thomas - Oklahoma State
Smith, Lee Roy - Oklahoma State
Hogan, Mike - Hofstra
Eon, Bob - Rhode Island
Roper, Wes - Missouri
Musselman, Dave - Arizona
Kilrain, Colin - Lehigh
Mantella, Tony - Temple
Pidgeon, Ed - Hofstra
Cooke, Dave - North Carolina
Kelly, Jerry - Oklahoma State
Castrignano, Frank - North Carolina State
Drew, Doug - Kent State
McCollum, Al - Bloomsburg
O’Donnell, Pat - Cal Poly-SLO
Class, Jeff - Nebraska
Simonson, Dave - Minnesota
Getty, Charlie - Penn State
Ernst, Gary - Michigan
Woofter, Wayne - Kansas State
Graves, Dave - Washington
Davis, Ralph - Oregon
Knecht, Ed - Northern Arizona
Leonhardt, Lance - Lehigh
Gonzalez, Erv - Northern Colorado
Packer, Wayne - Penn State
Land, Mike - Iowa State
Reeps, Guy - Hofstra
Nix, John - Oklahoma
Steele, Bob - Wyoming
Fiorvanti, Rudy - Hofstra
Cole, Mark - Arizona State
Bertolone, Joe - John Carroll
Raney, Tom - Missouri
Fink, Tom - Bloomsburg
Farley, Terry - Portland State
Hopkins, Dave - Ohio University
Ives, Dane - Missouri
Martin, Billy - Oklahoma State
Mourlam, Keith - Iowa
Menz, Bob - SUNY-Cortland
Day, Steve - Illinois State
Hansen, Jim - Minnesota
Ely, Greg - Hofstra
Ely, Greg - Hofstra
Martorella, Pat - Hofstra
Wais, Gene - Cal Poly-SLO
Ely, Greg - Hofstra
Hanrahan, John - Penn State
Dionisio, Lou - Hofstra
Galli, Joe - North Carolina
Sauerland, John - Hofstra
Hirota, Mark - Oregon State
Glenn, Derek - Oklahoma
Glenn, Derek - Colorado
Edwards, Sam - Cornell
Riley, Tim - Iowa
Iannuzzi, John - Wisconsin
Thompson, Reggie - San Jose State
Coffing, Tom - Nevada-Las Vegas
Coffing, Tom - Arizona
Arena, Tony - Hofstra
Mattera, Phil - Hofstra
7-3
9-4
Fall 1:00
Fall 5:59
4-3
7-3
8-2
Fall 6:44
9-1
12-6
8-1
8-1
Fall 6:05
11-11, 4-2
5-4
6-5
3-3, 2-1
17-7
17-4
Fall 3:35
4-4, 3-2
11-4
6-3
5-2
Fall 1:31
9-8
5-2
Fall 3:22
17-5
8-5
6-0
3-1
10-4
22-6
8-3
21-9
13-5
8-3
10-4
10-6
5-2
4-0
1-0
10-2
4-2
6-2
19-8
7-4
11-1
Fall 4:46
7-5
5-3
Fall 6:30
10-1
Fall 8:39 OT
Fall 7:17
10-2
5-1
10-5
12-5
8-1
10-4
23-8
6-6, 3-2
6-6, 3-2
Fall 6:38
17-10
2-1
4-3
Fall 4:54
7-3
10-4
10-4
11-2
9-2
3-1
5-4
Year
Weight
Bracket Name
Round Name
Win
Lose
Score
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1983
1984
1984
1984
1984
1984
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1985
1986
1986
1987
1987
1988
1988
1988
1988
1990
1991
1991
1991
1993
1993
1993
1993
1994
1995
1995
1995
1996
1996
1996
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1997
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1998
1999
118
126
126
126
126
142
142
142
142
158
158
158
158
158
167
167
167
167
167
167
126
126
134
134
UNL
150
167
167
167
167
167
150
158
150
190
150
150
150
190
158
158
158
158
118
118
134
134
275
167
167
167
118
118
118
118
118
118
126
126
177
177
177
190
190
190
190
134
134
134
158
158
158
158
177
177
190
190
133
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Consolations
Championship
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Seventh
Preliminary
Preliminary
Preliminary
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Pig Tail
Pig Tail
Preliminary
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Preliminary
Pig Tail
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Pig Tail
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Calderaio, Tony - Slippery Rock
Bohay, Gary - Arizona State
Bohay, Gary - UCLA
Bell, Chris - Wyoming
Burley, Darryl - Lehigh
Giura, John - Wisconsin
Skove, Matt - Oklahoma State
Skove, Matt - Georgia
Mondragon, Chris - North Carolina State
Capone, Pete - Hofstra
Reich, John - Navy
Carver, Sylvester - Fresno State
Zimmer, Mark - Wisconsin
Zimmer, Mark - Oklahoma
Randall, Greg - Iowa
DeLong, Chris - Cal Poly-SLO
Webber, Jamie - Louisiana State
Lynch, Marty - Syracuse
Edmond, Chris - Tennessee
Duncan, Scott - Indiana
Coltvet, Jeff - Nebraska
Kennedy, Terry - Edinboro
Platt, Brian - Slippery Rock
Arena, Mike - Hofstra
Dolph, Brian - Indiana
Duthie, Pat - Boston University
Voelker, Eric - Iowa State
Murray, Michael - Virginia Military
Sabol, Joe - Hofstra
Bormet, Sean - Michigan
Onorato, Dave - West Virginia
Zaputil, Chad - Iowa
Mulrooney, Mike - Brown
Sanchez, Marco - Arizona State
Velazquez, Frank - Nebraska
Turner, Keith - Clemson
Burton, Charles - Boise State
Edmundson, Ryan - Hofstra
Sexton, Jason - Missouri
Thomas, Sheldon - Clarion
Wartinger, Jason - Hofstra
Conyers, Shawn - Ohio State
Valdez, Shane - Oklahoma
Henson, Derrick - Howard
Whisenhunt, Jake - Oregon State
Heckel, Chris - Duke
Potvin, Jeremy - Air Force
Alderman, Brandon - Wyoming
Adams, Scott - Cal Poly-SLO
Quaglio, Mike - Hofstra
Gary, Anthony - Ohio State
Schmiesing, Eric - Hofstra
Angle, Mark - Clarion
Jesko, Chad - Pittsburgh
Hieronymus, James - Hofstra
Gardner, Dwight - Ohio University
Lange, John - Penn State
Van Doren, John - Lehigh
Volpe, Francis - Harvard
Barton, Ben - Northern Iowa
Holman, Joel - Cornell
Fleszar, Roman - Hofstra
Downey, Joe - Hofstra
Hancock, Miles - Oregon
Montminy, Tom - Boston College
Seras, Andy - SUNY-Albany
Seal, Marvin - Oregon State
Dillon, Willie - Washington State
Jones, Terry - Oregon State
Rechsteiner, Scott - Michigan
Chiapparelli, Rico - Iowa
Jones, Mike - Illinois State
DiPasquale, Ted - Hofstra
DiPasquale, Ted - Hofstra
Zonfrelli, Nick - Hofstra
Wilson, Tad - North Carolina
DiFeo, Ed - Kent State
Evans, Greg - Minnesota
Kistler, Lindley - Iowa
Sola, Marco - Hofstra
Cianchetti, Dominic - Hofstra
Hovan, Scott - Pittsburgh
Cianchetti, Dominic - Hofstra
Padamonsky, Butch - Hofstra
Dantzler, T.C. - Northern Illinois
Tubello, Ralph - Hofstra
Tubello, Ralph - Hofstra
Yanis, Joe - Hofstra
Todd, Chris - Old Dominion
Carvalheira, John - Rider
Chevez, Robert - American
Catalanotto, Joe - Hofstra
Catalanotto, Joe - Hofstra
Harvey, Erich - Michigan State
Joseph, Doug - Duquesne
Joseph, Doug - Syracuse
Pool, Don - Eastern Illinois
Kline, Sam - West Virginia
Cunningham, Ryan - Central Michigan
Jones, Russell - Hofstra
Stoltz, Dave - Illinois
6-5
10-8
18-3
18-3
7-6
Fall 4:38
10-8
12-3
10-4
4-2
8-1
8-1
Fall 3:54
12-3
9-5
14-3
7-1
Fall 0:42
3-2
10-4
24-8
24-8
Fall 5:36
Med FFT
Fall 6:17
5-5, 6-5
9-7
14-0
12-2
5-1
14-10
7-2
12-0
11-7
11-5
16-4
4-2
5-4
Fall 3:26
11-6
9-4
7-2
11-4
Fall 5:55
6-2
5-3 OT
Fall 2:57
7-5 OT
9-7
4-2
9-1
9-0
12-2
5-3
Fall 3:34
7-3
5-3
11-5
DFT 0:31
4-2
9-6
17-6
10-7
Fall 2:24
Fall 2:24
9-5
8-6
10-2
4-0
6-5
5-3
5-3
5-3 OT
12-3
4-2
3-2
8-5
7-4
59
60
Year
Weight
Bracket Name
Round Name
Win
Lose
Score
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
1999
2000
2000
2000
2000
2000
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141
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149
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157
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184
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133
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141
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141
141
149
149
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149
157
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157
157
157
165
165
165
174
174
125
125
133
133
133
133
133
133
141
141
141
149
149
149
149
149
149
149
157
157
165
165
165
165
165
174
174
184
184
125
125
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Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Seventh
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Fifth
Pig Tail
Preliminary
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Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Pig Tail
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Fifth
Pig Tail
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Seventh
Pig Tail
Pig Tail
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Sanderson, Cody - Iowa State
Holker, Aaron - Iowa State
Holker, Aaron - Brigham Young
DeBruin, Jason - Hofstra
Chlebove, Whitey - West Virginia
Archuleta, Jonathon - Cal St-Bakersfield
Matter, Brett - Pennsylvania
Bernholz, Ryan - Lehigh
Eslinger, Heath - Tenn-Chattanooga
Miller, Zachary - Hofstra
Heidt, Jamie - Iowa
Hrovat, Andy - Michigan
Patrick, Nate - Illinois
Warren, Joe - Michigan
Loper, Rob - Pittsburgh
Marshall, Chris - Central Michigan
Marshall, Chris - Clarion
LeCuyer, Tom - Northern Illinois
Tirapelle, Adam - Illinois
Esposito, Dave - Lehigh
Papadatos, Dennis - Hofstra
Wallman, Corey - Wisconsin
Urbinelli, Leo - Cornell
Killar, Joey - Harvard
Thompson, Noel - Hofstra
Guenot, Hunter - Bloomsburg
Pugh, Randy - Northern Iowa
Webster, Jason - Cal State-Fullerton
Stuart, Mario - Lehigh
Williams, Shawn - Oregon
Juergens, Eric - Iowa
Durden, Witt - Oklahoma
Ace, Cory - Edinboro
Vigil, Gabe - Boise State
Kulczycki, Mike - Michigan
Zadick, Mike - Iowa
Hockenberry, Ed - Bloomsburg
Harris, Eugene - Oregon
Heskett, Joe - Iowa State
Shirk, Ben - Iowa
Volkmann, Jacob - Minnesota
Parker, Greg - Princeton
Stork, Jake - Maryland
Pursell, R.D. - Arizona State
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Vollmer, Dave - James Madison
Goldstein, Matt - Lehigh
Goldstein, Matt - Wisconsin
Frohardt, Scott - Air Force
Mendoza, Mike - Cal State-Bakersfield
McChesney, Shane - Clarion
McMillan, Dax - Boise State
Jenn, Paul - Iowa
Richards, Ben - Oregon State
Robinson, Evan - Purdue
Patnesky, Bob - West Virginia
Coyle, Mike - James Madison
Herron, Joe - UNC-Greensboro
Lopez, Ralph - Fresno State
Lawrence, Jason - Eastern Illinois
Henson, Joe - Pennsylvania
Henson, Joe - Nebraska
Wright, Reggie - Oklahoma State
Lawrence, Jared - Minnesota
Jorgensen, Eric - Oregon State
Smart, Rocky - Brigham Young
Smart, Rocky - Arizona State
Garren, Scott - North Carolina State
Dietrich, David - Drexel
Anspach, Rob - Hofstra
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Ratliff, Jeff - Ohio State
Kegal, Shawn - SUNY-Buffalo
McNamara, Pat - Michigan State
McNamara, Pat - Michigan State
Waldron, Tom - Cornell
Surra, Dom - Clarion
Holland, Dana - Arizona State
Carter, George - Bloomsburg
Haymon, Cedric - Cal Poly-SLO
Francesca, Greg - Virginia
Denke, Tony - Nebraska
Ortman, Tim - Pennsylvania
Garriques, John - Hofstra
Lenhard, Mason - Pennsylvania
Vega, Leroy - Minnesota
15-6
8-1
8-6 OT
8-6 OT
5-3
5-3
3-1 OT
8-7 TB
Fall 4:40
5-4
8-0
7-2
13-5
3-2
19-7
Fall 2:49
4-1
14-4
7-5
6-1
10-5
5-3
5-3
2-1 TB
4-3
15-1
4-2
3-2
3-2
11-4
Fall 2:50
9-3
9-3
9-5
3-2
Fall 0:34
9-4
8-6 OT
5-3 OT
5-3 OT
6-2
10-8 OT
6-1
4-2
6-4
Fall 2:01
12-4
Fall 5:55
7-6
11-8
5-4
10-4
10-4
2-0
10-5
6-3
5-1
10-7
12-6
11-5
7-4
Fall 6:25
7-6
6-0
4-2 OT
10-5
TF 18-3, 7:00
14-5
5-5 TB
9-3
11-4
5-3 OT
7-3
15-3
7-5
8-3
13-3
6-3
3-1 OT
Year
Weight
Bracket Name
Round Name
Win
Lose
Score
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
125
125
141
141
149
149
149
149
149
157
157
157
165
165
174
174
174
197
197
197
125
125
133
133
149
149
149
149
149
149
157
157
157
165
165
165
165
165
174
174
174
174
184
184
184
197
197
197
197
197
197
125
125
125
125
125
141
141
149
149
149
157
157
157
157
165
165
165
165
165
174
174
174
174
174
184
184
197
197
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Championship
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Pig Tail
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
Seventh
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Fifth
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
Pig Tail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Eustice, Luke - Iowa
Powell, Jason - Nebraska
Long, Dylan - Northern Iowa
Frease, Clint - Brown
Maldonado, Bill - Iowa State
Maldonado, Bill - Georgia State
Frohardt, Scott - Air Force
Maynard, Gray - Michigan State
Smart, Rocky - Brigham Young
Smart, Rocky - Arizona State
Heskett, Joe - Iowa State
Pryor, Pierre - North Carolina State
Everett, Ralph - Hofstra
Roy, Andrew - Rutgers
Kawa, Dustin - North Carolina State
Ruiz, Justin - Nebraska
Skretkowicz, Chris - Hofstra
Miller, Brent - West Virginia
Rodrigues, Chris - North Carolina
Smith, Adam - Penn State
Hiatt, Sam - Northern Illinois
Brock, Jesse - Boise State
Manotti, Dustin - Cornell
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Percival, Jake - Ohio University
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Roller, Shane - Oklahoma State
Patrovich, Mike - Hofstra
Medeiros, Jim - Fresno State
Edwards, Frank - Navy
Woodley, Tyron - Missouri
Fronhofer, Carl - Pittsburgh
Owen, Curtis - Arizona State
Clemsen, Alex - Edinboro
Christie, Brad - Hofstra
Halsey, Ryan - Cal Poly-SLO
Trenge, Jon - Lehigh
Stender, Sean - Northern Iowa
Ruiz, Justin - Nebraska
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Moreno, Vic - Cal Poly-SLO
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Rebmann, Rob - Drexel
Murray, Matt - Nebraska
Cooperman, Cory - Lehigh
Williams, Patrick - Arizona State
Strouse, James - Hofstra
Ratliff, Jeff - Ohio State
Horning, Chris - Clarion
Siemon, Paul - Hofstra
Brenneman, Charlie - Lock Haven
King, Matt - Edinboro
Klein, Jacob - Nebraska
Yetzer, Nate - Edinboro
Friedl, Pete - Illinois
McLay, Josh - Minnesota
Cornely, Frank - Duke
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Juarez, Thomas - Cal St-Bakersfield
Robertson, Collin - Boise State
Webster, Shane - Oregon
David, Austin - Tenn-Chattanooga
Flynn, Pat - Hofstra
Flynn, Pat - Hofstra
LaForge, Richard - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Garvin, Jon - Northern Iowa
Giovinco, Justin - Pittsburgh
Nadolsky, Karl - Michigan State
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Black, Labe - SUNY-Buffalo
Kelly, Drew - Northern Iowa
Frost, Nick - Arizona State
Jones, Greg - West Virginia
Erwin, Matt - Virginia Military
Wilman, Ryan - West Virginia
Cummins, Ryan - Penn State
Schenk, David - Cal Poly-SLO
Horner, Morgan - Lock Haven
Schurkamp, Tommy - California-Davis
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Clum, Tom - Wisconsin
Velez, John - Northwestern
Noto, Tom - Hofstra
Manarte, John - Hofstra
Manarte, John - Hofstra
Jankowski, Dan - Purdue
Miller, Dave - Rider
Harper, Brad - Purdue
Doll, Zachariah - Pittsburgh
Cardillo, Jason - Slippery Rock
Foley, Tim - Virginia
Roy, Nick - Michigan
Yeager, Curtis - Millersville
DeNisco, Ralph - Wisconsin
Cerminara, Kyle - SUNY-Buffalo
Schontube, Marcus - Pennsylvania
9-6
Fall 6:16
11-0
12-10 OT
9-8
9-8
19-5
15-7
6-5
9-7
3-1
3-1
7-2
4-2
3-2
7-6
5-4
12-3
14-1
5-1
6-4
13-6
7-5 OT
3-1
10-0
14-3
16-8
10-5
9-7
12-2
12-2
6-2
1-1 TB
4-2 OT
16-13
10-7
8-2
4-2
3-2 TB
4-3
4-1
6-5
2-0
8-6
Fall 1:40
14-3
13-1
14-8
5-3
10-1
7-4
9-4
3-2
15-5
DFT 6:18
6-4 OT
9-0
Fall 5:42
4-2
6-4 OT
11-9
7-2
DFT 2:54
5-4 TB
7-3
4-3
9-4
5-4
2-1
3-2 TB
6-2
8-7
10-2
5-3
5-4 TB
3-2
9-3
2-1 TB
7-1
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Weight
Bracket Name
Round Name
Win
Lose
Score
2004
2004
2004
2004
2004
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
197
197
197
197
197
125
125
125
133
133
141
141
141
141
149
149
149
149
149
149
149
149
157
157
165
165
165
165
165
174
174
174
184
184
184
197
197
197
197
197
125
125
125
141
141
141
141
149
149
149
149
149
149
149
157
157
157
165
165
165
165
174
174
174
174
174
174
184
184
184
184
184
197
197
197
197
197
197
Championship
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Consolations
Championship
Championship
Consolations
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Consolations
Championship
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Consolations
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Championship
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Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Fifth
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
WRB Quarter-Final
WRB Semi-Final
Third
Preliminary
WRB 1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB 2nd
Preliminary
WRB 1st
WRB 2nd
WRB 16th-Final
WRB Eighth-Final
Preliminary
Eighth
WRB-Eighth
Pigtail
Preliminary
WRB-2nd
WRB-3rd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarters
WRB-4th round
WRB-Quarters
WRB-Semifinal
5th place
Preliminary
Pigtail
WRB-1st
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB-1st
WRB-2nd
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-final
WRB-Semifinal
3rd place
Pigtail
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
WRB-3rd
WRB-4th
Preliminary
Eighth-Final
Quarter-Final
Semi-final
WRB-Semis
5th place
Fulsaas, Ryan - Iowa
Bader, Ryan - Arizona State
Tomasette, Dave - Hofstra
Simmons, Nick - Michigan State
Mendoza, Jeremy - Arizona State
Ciasulli, Matt - Lehigh
Sola, Evan - North Carolina
Frishkorn, Daniel - Oklahoma State
Pero, Casio - Illinois
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Esposito, Zack - Oklahoma State
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Stith, Brian - Arizona State
Lebe, Matt - West Virginia
Woodley, Tyron - Missouri
Sioredas, John - Tenn-Chattanooga
Sanchez, Leonel - Cal St-Fullerton
Waters, Daniel - American
Rovelli, Joe - Hofstra
Jones, Greg - West Virginia
Reinke, Brad - Wisconsin
Burns, Daren - UNC-Greensboro
Davis, Philip - Penn State
Dave Tomasette - Hofstra
Joe Dubuque - Indiana
John Velez - Northwestern
Charles Griffin - Hofstra
Max Meltzer - Harvard
David Roberts - Cal Poly
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Zack Esposito - Oklahoma St.
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Matt Storniolo - Oklahoma
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Derek Zinck - Lehigh
James Strouse - Hofstra
Nathan Galloway - Penn State
Chris Vondruska - Hofstra
Ryan Churella - Michigan
Michael Poeta - Illinois
Mike Patrovich - Hofstra
Ben Askren - Missouri
Mark Perry - Iowa
Joe Rovelli - Hofstra
Shane Webster - Oregon
Alex Clemsen - Edinboro
Chris Weidman - Hofstra
Jake Rosholt - Oklahoma State
B.J. Padden - Nebraska
Joel Flaggert - Oklahoma
Blackmon, Rusty - Oklahoma State
Cerminara, Kyle - SUNY-Buffalo
Stender, Sean - Northern Iowa
Bittinger, Jon - Duquesne
Griffin, Charles - Hofstra
Griffin, Charles - Hofstra
Fittery, Matt - Lock Haven
Esparza, Steve - Cal Poly-SLO
Dahlen, Eddie - Portland State
Cherrington, Ben - Boise State
Masa, Jon - Hofstra
Shufelt, Travis - Nebraska
Storniolo, Matt - Oklahoma
Storniolo, Matt - Penn State
Tannenbaum, Eric - Michigan
Fryling, Zac - West Virginia
Dack, Gary - Wyoming
Pitsch, Patrick - Arizona State
Boudro, R.J. - Michigan State
Gavin, Keith - Pittsburgh
Seefeldt, Landon - Cal State-Fullerton
Botelho, Marcio - Fresno State
Bergman, J.D. - Ohio State
Collin Cudd - Wisconsin
Josh Wooten - N. Illinois
Dominic Moyer - Nebraska
Patrick Simpson - Army
Tyler Sherfey - Boise State
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Matt Dragon - Penn
Greg Gillespie - Edinboro
Jon Masa - Hofstra
Eric Tannenbaum - Michigan
Ryan Hluschak - Drexel
Dan Bedoy - Purdue
Matt Nagel - Minnesota
Nicholas Hernandez - Cal Poly
Matt Herrington - Penn
Jacob Klein - Nebraska
Matt Herrington - Penn
Jesse Taylor - Cal St. Fullerton
Mike Tamillow - Northwestern
Justin Dyer - Oklahoma
Daren Burns - UNC Greensboro
Wynn Michalak - Central Michigan
Ryan Bader - Arizona State
7-6
11-0
6-0
4-1
DFT 6:00
12-0
17-2, 7:00
Fall 4:38
3-1
Fall 3:32
Fall 1:14
Fall 4:35
Fall 1:38
5-2
12-0
13-5
6-2
13-4
11-3
11-3
11-3
8-1
4-2
2-1
8-3
6-1
14-1
9-6
3-1 OT
6-2
5-1
Fall 5:31
5-4
15-4
14-6
Fall 2:28
14-0
6-0
5-0
12-6
16-0, 1:52
4-0
3-1
16-5
8-1
F-1:47
15-3
7-5
7-0
F-3:57
17-2, 5:14
11-4
F-6:21
9-0
7-4
11-5
F-0:36
9-3
10-0
F-6:14
5-2
12-3
8-4
5-3
21-6, 7:00
9-4
11-2
17-1, 6:36
10-6
17-7
8-2
5-2
10-4
10-7
10-7
F-1:08
Def-5:04
Med.
Hofstra University Wrestling Alumni (1949-2006)
NAME
YEAR*
NAME
YEAR*
Jason DeBruin
Abrams, Robert Albert, Adam
Aleshin, Eugene Alexander, Robert Amella, Alan Amella, Christopher Amoroso, Mike
Andriac, Jon
Anspach, Rob
Arena, Anthony Arena, Michael Armengau, Javier Attonito, Rich
2000
1955
1965
1989
1987
1999
2006
2001
1985
1989
1985
2001
Baer, William Baker, William Baratta, Robert Barg, Jacob Barone, Jack
Baselice, Francis Bates, Randy Bauer, James Beckerman, Mark Beiter, John Benn, Robert Benson, Richard, Dr. Benson, Richard Bentz, Kenneth Berman, David Bernard, Howard Bifulco, Michael Blair, Stephen Blankmeyer, Mark Bohn, William 1955
1972
1955
1959
1979
1962
1973
1960
1972
1980
1940
1947
1959
1972
1969
1961
1960
1970
1978
1975
Eberle, Mike
Edmundson, Ryan Elias, Max Ely, Gregory Esposito, Glenn Esposito, Jeffrey Everett, Ralph
2001
1997
1962
1979
1990
1990
2004
Farrell, James Fazio, Joseph Feldman, Michael Fennell, Jon
Fezza, Robert Finelli, Thomas Fiorvanti, Rudy Flair, Roger Fleszar, Roman
Fogarty, James Frey, Eric Fricklas, Richard Frost, Wayne Fusco, Frank 1960
1955
1960
2006
1992
1967
1975
1964
2001
1952
1970
1955
1971
1949
1956 Carlos Garay
1991
1950
2002
1953
1956
1993
1977
Galletta, Jack 1965
Gallo, Nicholas Garay, Antonio Garay, Carlos
Garay, Dan
Garetano, Dennis Garetano, Joseph Garriques, John
Gelman, Richard Geoly, Daniel Giannatos, Dino Giannoni, John Giles, John Gleason, John Gobetz, James Gobetz, Mathew 1980
1978
1971
1995
2006
1975
1977
2002
1965
1958
1978
1966
1947
1966
1961
1956
Booth, Chris
Branitz, Marlon Breitkopf, Neil Briedis, Andrejs Brown, John Burzinski, Walter Busby, Robert 2006
1972
1982
1959
1969
1965
Capone, Peter Cappellini, John Carmen, Orville Cavayero, Harvey Cestaro, Richard Chapmen, Charles Christie, Brad
Cirillo, Frank Cohen, David Cohen, Richard Coiro, Gerardo Collins, James Coughlin, Clifford Cozza, Michael Czachor, Mark 1985
1952
1951
1975
1966
1970
2004
1965
1967
1956
1988
1958
1956
1993
1982
Damone, Peter Dariotis, Harris DeAngelis, Peter DeBruin, Jason
DeFranza, Jack DeGroff, Robert DeLibero, Michael Delucca, Joseph Dena, Jeffrey Denino, Michael Ralph Everett
NAME
YEAR*
Devereaux, Edward 1966
Diehl, Harry 1963
Dionisio, Louis 1981
DiPasquale, Theodore 1985
Donahoe, Donald 1988
Downey, Joseph 1985
Downey, Raymond 1989
Dugan, Vincent 1960
Dwyer, Charles -
NAME
YEAR*
Roman Fleszar
Goepfert, Frederick Goldberg, Mark Goldberg, Mark P. Goldstein, Martin A. Goldstein, Martin P. Goldstoff, Jack Gottwald, Mark Governale, Ronald Greenlee, Patrick Greenspan, Russell Gross, Irwin Grosvenor, Walter Grummsond, Robert 1961
1971
1970
1972
1982
1951
1972
1963
1991
1991
1957
1986
1956
Haemmerle, Michael Hall, Donald Hall, Raymond Hammond, Lawrence Hanington, Donald Hannon, Donald Heffernan, Matt Hippner, Richard Hirshkind, Richard Hogan, Michael Holahan, Daniel Holle, Frederick Huntsberger, Terrance Hynninen, Charles 1992
1956
1958
1974
1963
1962
1995
1961
1961
1982
1992
1969
1971
1954
Jacobs, Roger Jagel, Richard Jemmott, Rupert Jones, Russell
Jones, Walter 1961
1973
1968
1999
1952
Keating, Peter
Kislin, Joel Klotz, Robert Koshansky, Daniel Kranzler, Richard Krumenacker, Milton Kurtz, Barry 1970
1973
1978
1979
1954
1956
63
Eric Schmiesing
Joseph Sabol
Lamar, John Lamour, Dennis Lawson, Joseph Lazarus, Mark LeForge, Ricky
Lemieux, Barry Lent, Norman Lyman, Frank 1993
1969
1956
1979
2006
1961
1952
1973
Magwood, Derrick Malkin, Frank Marlow, Andrew Martini, Michael
Martorella, Patrick Masa, Jon
Masterson, Brian May, Thompson Mazandi-Iseke, Richard Mazzurco, Anthony McCarthy, Walter McCauley, Daniel McChesney, Richard McCulloch, Andrew McDonald, Robert McDuffie, James McKosky, Robert McNamara, David Megale, Thomas Mellino, Anthony Miller, Stephen Mills, George Mirabella, John Molello, Stephen Moon, Charles Moretti, Kevin Moroney, Dennis Morris, Ives
Morton, Kenneth Mould, Robert Muglio, David Muller, Richard Mulligan, Raymond 1989
1960
1992
2006
1980
2006
1950
1969
1971
1997
1958
1954
1956
1950
1977
1975
1990
1966
1966
1960
1955
1975
1966
1986
1977
1967
1959
1955
1992
1962
1970
Mulvany, Robert
Murray, James Murtha, Douglas Musto, Mark 1952
1952
1966
1990
Naas, Kenneth Neill, Robert Notarstefano, Frank Notine, Daniel Noto, Tom
1965
1967
1974
1958
2004
Oberkrieser, William O’Brien, Rhys O’Brien, Richard 1949
1959
1958
Padamonsky, George Pagano, Francesco Pakenham, James Papacena, James Papadatos, Dennis
Papayanai, Nicholas Passuello, Albert Patrovich, Joe
Peckett, Jack Pera, Kenneth Pesko, Gary Pucillo, Mike
1992
1963
1959
1966
2001
1963
1963
2004
1964
1994
1987
2006
Reeps, Guy Reid, Jordan
Richards, Kenneth Ristuccia, Joseph Robinson, Kenneth Rodnite, Andrew Roeber, Fred Romano, Anthony Rosenberg, Anthony Rothzeid, Fred Rudolph, Arthur Ryan, John 1981
2005
1984
1954
1967
1956
1952
1964
1970
1971
1963
Sabol, Joseph 1992
Paul Siemon
64
Sanders, William Santee, Richard Sauerland, John
Schacker, Martin Schmiesing, Eric
Schomburg, Roger Scuteri, Louis Segar, William Sella, Joseph Serie, Stefan
Sherman, Mark Shey, Stephen Sibilla, Albert Simons, Billy
Skretkowicz, Jason
Small, Gary Sola, Marco Staubitz, Richard Stauffer, William Strunk, Arthur Strunsky, Paul Sullivan, John 1959
1973
1980
1982
2001
1960
1953
1988
1973
2005
1963
1960
1952
2005
2003
1972
1986
1984
1971
1952
1972
1979
Tassone, Dominick Tepedino, Michael Thomas, Doug
Thompson, Noel
Torrens, Kenneth Tortora, Anthony
Townsend, Jason
Trenkle, Walter Trentacoste, Stephen Trezza, Steven Truicko, Guy Tubello, Ralph Turf, Douglass Turley, William 1977
1964
2005
2004
1985
2006
1999
1949
1972
1978
1991
1993
1988
1953
Varriale, Leo Vasaturo, Paul Villante, Gian
Vondruska, Chris
1974
1990
2005
2006
Wagner, Lorin Wallace, John Wallace, Ward Wandell, John Waples, James Weinberg, Eric West, James 1966
1958
1956
1956
1992
1959
Wetzel, Joseph Whitcomb, Robert Wigdor, Jon Willigan, Martin Wilmott, Robert Wolsiefer, John 1956
1977
1992
1957
1960
Yanis, Joe Young, David 1996
1994
Noel Thompson
*-Final year of competition
This list was compiled from
the best available sources. Any
omission is purely accidental.
The Hofstra Office of Athletic
Communications welcomes
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1980-81
Massachusetts
(9-12, 4-3 ECC)
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Columbia
San Francisco State
San Jose State
Cal Poly
Cal-Bakersfield
Cal State-Stanislaus
Fresno State
Syracuse
Temple
West Chester*
Bucknell*
Drexel*
C.W. Post
Wilkes
Lafayette*
Rider*
Rhode Island
Delaware*
American*
*ECC match
1981-82
Columbia
Clemson
North Carolina
Virginia
Wilkes
Syracuse
Temple
West Chester*
C.W. Post
Rider*
American*
Delaware*
Bucknell
Massachusetts
Drexel*
Lafayette*
*ECC match
1982-83
Massachusetts
Wilkes
Clarion
Slippery Rock
Trenton State
Lock Haven
Syracuse
Kutztown State
Columbia
Princeton
C.W. Post
Rider*
American*
West Chester
66
16-30 L
47-2 W
17-22 L
33-9 W
9-36 L
8-36 L
3-40 L
37-9 W
31-14 W
3-36 L
24-26 L
23-19 W
12-28 L
22-19 W
26-24 W
3-45 L
17-24 L
14-31 L
16-34 L
27-22W
32-21 W
(11-5, 7-0 ECC)
23-21 W
17-29 L
6-35 L
21-17 W
15-30 L
9-36 L
19-27 L
20-15 W
29-14 W
21-19 W
38-15 W
25-24W
30-14 W
38-5 W
39-11 W
44-9 W
(13-3, 4-0 ECC)
30-14 W
20-22 L
22-21 W
23-19 W
27-17 W
14-32 L
14-29 L
50-6 W
24-15 W
31-9 W
40-6 W
37-9 W
33-17 W
40-9 W
Lafayette*
Drexel*
*ECC match
1983-84
Massachusetts
41-4 W
21-11W
(3-9, 1-4 ECC)
42-10 W
8-30 L
9-32 L
21-33 L
9-33 L
23-19 W
13-32 L
20-22 L
19-18 W
14-36 L
18-24 L
11-30 L
Wilkes
Yale
Temple
Syracuse
C.W. Post
Rider*
Bucknell*
Delaware*
West Chester
Lafayette*
Drexel*
*ECC match
1984-85
Yale
(7-9, 3-2 ECC)
34-9 W
21-18 W
34-14W
0-44 L
14-33 L
13-33 L
20-27 L
21-25 L
6-46 L
44-9 W
13-33 L
31-24 W
26-20 W
30-12 W
12-24 L
15-18 L
Springfield
Harvard
Wisconsin
Central Oklahoma
Louisiana State
Northern Illinois
Temple
Syracuse
C.W. Post
Rider*
Delaware*
Bucknell*
Lafayette*
Drexel*
Wilkes
*ECC match
1985-86
Army
(7-11, 2-3 ECC)
Harvard
New Hampshire
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Southern Connecticut
Temple
Syracuse
Columbia
C.W. Post
Yale
Delaware*
Bucknell*
Lafayette*
Cornell
Princeton
Drexel*
Rider*
Wilkes
*ECC match
18-31 L
28-20 W
22-20 W
40-9 W
33-21 W
13-32 L
10-37 L
13-31 L
32-21 W
19-23 L
25-23 W
17-25 L
26-21 W
15-31 L
19-27 L
16-33 L
9-36 L
3-40 L
1986-87
(6-7, 2-3 ECC)
30-11 W
3-41 L
15-23 L
14-25 L
49-5 W
36-11 W
24-12 W
15-23 L
39-12 W
37-9 W
12-34 L
13-29 L
7-40 L
Army
Syracuse
Columbia
C.W. Post
Yale
Delaware*
Bucknell*
Lafayette*
Binghamton
Drexel*
Rider*
Wilkes
*ECC match
1987-88
(9-7, 2-3 ECC)
30-15 W
5-36 L
49-6 W
31-11 W
19-12 W
24-17 W
11-29 L
35-13 W
32-13 W
13-24 L
22-20 W
14-28 L
8-34 L
4-40 L
26-19 W
17-30 L
Army
C.W. Post
Springfield
Yale
Columbia
Syracuse
Wagner
Delaware*
Bucknell*
Lafayette*
Drexel*
Rider*
Willkes
William & Mary
East Stroudsburg
*ECC match
1988-89
(6-10-1, 1-4 ECC)
Montclair State (at Princeton)
30-19 W
at Princeton
Kutztown State (at Princeton)
at Army
Springfield (at Yale)
Lycoming (at Yale)
at Yale
Columbia
Syracuse
at Wagner
at Central Connecticut
Delaware*
Bucknell*
Lafayette*
at Drexel*
at Rider*
at Wilkes
*ECC match
1989-90
Albany
Princeton
Kutztown
16-17 L
35-12 W
0-45 L
39-3 W
15-29 L
22-18 W
21-21 T
20-25 L
31-20 W
12-27 L
20-16 W
12-31 L
20-24 L
16-34 L
2-47 L
3-44 L
(6-14-1, 1-3 ECWA)
14-20 L
10-29 L
21-16 W
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Widener
Millersville
Wright State
Ohio
Maryland
Yale
at Syracuse
Columbia (at Syracuse)
Wagner
Central Connecticut
at Delaware*
at Bucknell*
Drexel*
Rider*
Wilkes
Rutgers
*ECWA match
1990-91
Princeton
Albany
Kutztown
North Carolina
Morgan State
William & Mary
Syracuse
American
Millersville
Old Dominion
Yale
Boston University
Columbia
Springfield
Wilkes
Brown
Rutgers
Wagner*
Central Connecticut*
Harvard
Cornell
Drexel*
Delaware*
American
Rider*
Bucknell
*ECWA match
1991-92
at Boston University
Manhattan
American
East Stroudsburg
Millersville
Lock Haven
Old Dominion
Boston University
at Brown
Springfield (at Brown)
12-20 L
45-0 W
47-3 W
18-20 L
26-13 W
12-20 L
2-35 L
19-19 T
16-23 L
10-26 L
18-16 W
9-24 L
27-17 W
2-45 L
11-29 L
3-35 L
3-38 L
14-22 L
(4-21-1, 0-6 ECWA)
22-16 W
24-19 W
21-23 L
11-36 L
21-26 L
21-23 L
17-27 L
29-19 W
5-34 L
13-29 L
30-12 W
17-23 L
15-30 L
19-19 T
11-23 L
11-23 L
14-29 L
24-26 L
9-35 L
17-30 L
3-39 L
9-34 L
21-25 L
16-31 L
0-44 L
8-37 L
(6-11-1, 0-4 ECWA)
39-5 W
36-9 W
30-16 W
9-27 L
12-27 L
12-37 L
21-21 T
14-30 L
7-33 L
25-17 W
at Wilkes
Rutgers (at Columbia)
at Columbia
at Drexel*
American
at Bucknell*
Rider*
*ECWA match
1992-93
Boston College
Manhattan
Old Dominion
Bucknell*
Boston University
Columbia
Rutgers
Wilkes
Seton Hall
Brown
Springfield
Rider*
Drexel*
Buffalo*
American
Maryland
*ECWA match
1993-94
Boston College
Manhattan
Bucknell*
Rutgers
Wagner
Columbia
Brown
Springfield
Seton Hall
Rider*
Drexel*
Wilkes
Buffalo*
*ECWA match
1994-95
Manhattan
Boston College
Rutgers
Franklin and Marshall
Wilkes
Seton Hall
Rider*
Wagner
Drexel*
Bucknell*
Buffalo*
15-24 L
19-23 L
24-19 W
9-32 L
8-24 L
40-6 W
5-39 L
14-28 L
(11-6, 2-3 ECWA)
34-9 W
34-13 W
19-15 W
16-24 L
17-15 W
19-18 W
13-21 L
24-13 W
31-9 W
10-23 L
27-11 W
15-31 L
10-33 L
31-11 W
28-12 W
25-10 W
17-24 L
(8-6, 2-3 ECWA)
45-6 W
34-12 W
7-36 L
16-23 L
42-6 W
29-13 W
18-24 L
20-15 W
7-33 L
21-16 W
6-31 L
19-16 W
22-8 W
15-21 L
(5-7, 1-4 ECWA)
31-16 W
23-21 W
9-28 L
23-15 W
14-28 L
3-42 L
0-41 L
43-9 W
6-32 L
6-43 L
30-7 W
10-28 L
1995-96
(3-12, 3-5 ECWA)
Duquesne (at Lock Haven)
0-51 L
at Lock Haven
Millersville (at Wilkes)
at Wilkes
Pittsburgh (at F&M)
at Franklin and Marshall
Rutgers (at F&M)
Seton Hall*
Rider*
at Drexel*
at Bucknell*
Buffalo*
Wagner*
Boston University*
*ECWA match
3-48 L
16-30 L
20-24 L
3-44 L
20-29 L
6-39 L
20-15 W
16-31 L
3-41 L
18-30 L
19-18 W
3-37 L
42-12 W
7-35 L
Cleveland State (at Cornell)
Eastern Michigan (at Cornell)
Penn State
Wilkes
at Boston University*
at Brown
Purdue (at Brown)
Syracuse (at Brown)
Wagner* (at Seton Hall)
at Seton Hall*
Cornell
Bucknell*
Buffalo*
Boston College*
Rider*
Drexel*
*ECWA match
28-16 W
30-18 W
3-46 L
45-12 W
10-34 L
15-33 L
7-38 L
12-37 L
31-9 W
16-25 L
6-36 L
20-27 L
4-40 L
22-24 L
0-50 L
7-39 L
Brown (at Cornell)
#25 Lock Haven (at Cornell)
#7 Oklahoma
Boston College*
Buffalo*
at #14 Lehigh
#4 Michigan (at Lehigh)
Boston University*
Wagner*
Syracuse
#15 Cornell
at Harvard
Seton Hall*
at Bucknell*
#21 Rider*
Drexel*
* ECWA match
17-18 L
14-25 L
7-40 L
37-12 W
11-31 L
21-19 W
28-23 W
39-6 W
39-12 W
36-12 W
21-10 W
15-18 L
30-10 W
30-14 W
22-14 W
28-9 W
1996-97
(4-13, 1-7 ECWA)
Lock Haven (at Cornell)
9-36 L
1997-98
(11-6, 7-1 ECWA)
#8 Penn State (at Cornell)
16-24 L
67
1998-99
Boston University*
(11-5, 5-1 ECWA)
19-18 W
12-21 L
23-15 W
12-25 L
30-13 W
26-7 W
35-12 W
33-15 W
16-18 L
37-9 W
11-32 L
28-18 W
45-3 W
33-15 W
10-28 L
20-19 W
Lock Haven
Boston University
Oklahoma
Brown
Franklin and Marshall
Army
Syracuse
Cornell
Princeton
Lehigh
Seton Hall*
Wagner*
Bucknell*
Rider*
Drexel*
*ECWA match
1999-00
(8-8-1, 6-0-1 ECWA)
St. Cloud State (at Minnesota)
38-3 W
at Minnesota
Oklahoma
at Sacred Heart*
Cornell
Indiana (at Virginia Duals)
Air Force (at Virginia Duals)
Harvard (at Virginia Duals)
at Iowa
at Iowa State
Wagner*
Binghamton*
Seton Hall*
at Lehigh
at Rider*
at Drexel*
*ECWA match
2000-01
Wisconsin
(8-7, 6-0 ECWA)
Minnesota
Boston University*
Edinboro at Iowa
at Iowa State
Minnesota (at National Duals)
Penn State (at National Duals)
Binghamton*
Seton Hall*
Wagner*
Cornell
Lehigh
Rider*
Drexel*
*ECWA match
68
9-28 L
4-33 L
35-6 W
19-19 T
15-30 L
18-19 L
34-9 W
20-21 L
3-34 L
3-37 L
57-0 W
33-9 W
28-9 W
14-20 L
22-15 W
30-6 W
15-19 L
3-33 L
33-10 W
19-13 W
3-40 L
10-32 L
9-22 L
12-20 L
46-6 W
26-10 W
52-3 W
23-12 W
9-24 L
29-6 W
21-12 W
2001-02
Iowa State
(12-6, 6-0 CAA)
Iowa
at Minnesota
at Wisconsin
Boston University*
at Army
Lehigh (at NYAC)
North Carolina State
(at Virginia Duals)
Rider (at Virginia Duals)
Kent State (at Virginia Duals)
Missouri (at Virginia Duals)
at Cornell
Harvard
Rider*
at Drexel*
Wagner (at Drexel)
at James Madison*
at George Mason*
*CAA match
2002-03
Michigan State
3-34 L
15-24 L
10-33 L
20-16 W
34-6 W
29-9 W
6-29 L
30-10 W
26-9 W
20-16 W
13-25 L
10-24 L
24-18 W
25-9 W
20-13 W
52-3 W
25-24 W
39-12 W
(13-7, 7-0 CAA)
16-21 L
31-12 W
at Sacred Heart*
37-3 W
Army
29-12 W
Virginia Tech (at Virginia Duals)
34-6 W
Nebraska (at Virginia Duals)
17-22 L
Virginia Military (at Virginia Duals) 31-6 W
Lock Haven (at Virginia Duals)
21-15 W
Penn State (at Virginia Duals)
16-29 L
Lehigh
9-29 L
at George Mason*
44-11 W
Binghamton* (at George Mason)
38-6 W
James Madison* (at George Mason) 24-8 W
at Brown
26-16 W
at Harvard
13-25 L
at Pennsylvania
9-37 L
at Rider*
30-10 W
at Wagner*
56-0 W
Air Force (at Nebraska)
30-15 W
at Nebraska
18-21 L
*CAA match
2003-04
#9 Nebraska
(15-5, 8-0 CAA)
at Army
Boston University*
at #16 Cornell
Harvard
#18 Central Michigan
(at National Duals)
#5 Missouri (at National Duals)
#16 Cornell (at National Duals)
#20 Pennsylvania
(at National Duals)
10-30 L
31-9 W
28-9 W
18-15 W
31-11 W
18-17 W
13-19 L
16-15 W
23-15W
#8 Michigan (at National Duals)
10-31 L
#13 Oklahoma (at National Duals) 15-28 L
Binghamton* (at George Mason)
39-9 W
Campbell* (at George Mason)
44-6 W
at George Mason*
42-9 W
James Madison* (at George Mason) 47-0 W
Sacred Heart*
23-18 W
at #7 Lehigh
9-25 L
#16 Pennsylvania
20-17 W
at Drexel*
42-6 W
at Wagner*
46-6 W
*CAA match
2004-05
at #3 Nebraska
(13-5, 6-0 CAA)
2005-06
at Army
(11-9, 6-0 CAA)
17-21 L
#2 Lehigh
23-10 W
36-9 W
at Harvard
39-9 W
at Sacred Heart*
42-6 W
#23 Army
28-9 W
at #22 Pennsylvania
23-18 W
#14 Northern Iowa (at National Duals)14-22 L
Cal Poly (at National Duals)
23-16 W
#4 Michigan (at National Duals)
18-19 L
at #22 West Virginia
23-18 W
at Old Dominion*
27-12 W
#17 Cornell
12-20 L
at Drexel*
33-3 W
at Wagner*
33-9 W
#1 Oklahoma State
10-30 L
Rider*
35-6 W
at Columbia
28-9 W
*CAA match
Oregon State
Harvard
Columbia
#5 Michigan
West Virginia
#2 Minnesota
(at National Duals, UNI)
#13 Northwestern
(at National Duals)
Boston University*
(at CAA Duals, GMU)
James Madison* (at CAA Duals)
Old Dominion* (at CAA Duals)
Drexel* (at CAA Duals)
George Mason* (at CAA Duals)
#24 Pennsylvania
at #14 Lehigh
Maryland (at Lehigh)
at #13 Cornell
at #2 Oklahoma State
#11 Oklahoma (at OKC)
at Rider*
*CAA match
13-25 L
10-30 L
33-12 W
36-9 W
13-25 L
28-14 W
7-28 L
13-26 L
30-9 W
38-12 W
26-15 W
37-18 W
33-10 W
25-15 W
9-28 L
35-10 W
13-24 L
9-34 L
15-26 L
22-15 W
The Ray Downey, Sr. Memorial
Scholarship and Wrestling Fund
T
he Hofstra University wrestling program is proud to honor
the memory of an American hero FDNY Deputy Chief Ray
Downey with the Ray Downey Memorial Scholarship. Chief
Downey, who served as Chief of Special Operations Command,
lost his life heroically during the terrorist attacks at the World Trade
Center on September 11, 2001.
Ray Downey was appointed to the FDNY on April 7, 1962.
In August 2001, he was placed in charge of all SOC (Special
Operations Command) operations - Rescue, Squad, Haz Mat
and Marine - and promoted to Deputy Chief. Chief Downey’s
phenomenal 39-year career with the FDNY was built upon success
after success and rescue after rescue. One of the most - if not the
most decorated men in the Department, Chief Downey received five
individual medals for valor and 16 unit citations.
A devoted family man who lived in Deer Park, New York, with
his wife, Rosalie; father of five married children, Joseph, Marie,
Chuck, Ray Jr. and Kathy; and adored grandfather of nine, Chief Downey was an avid fan of the sport
of wrestling and supporter of the Hofstra wrestling program, where his sons Joe and Ray Jr. were
outstanding athletes. Chief Downey loved wrestling, and he always attended their matches. He continued
to support the Hofstra wrestling program long after his sons graduated.
After his passing, the Downey family, longtime supporters of Hofstra University and the Pride wrestling
program, created a scholarship fund to honor Chief Downey’s memory. Funds contributed are used
to endow scholarships in Chief Downey’s name and will provide financial assistance to the Hofstra
University wrestling program. Chief Downey’s sons, Joseph, Chuck and Ray Jr., were successful athletes
at Deer Park High School, and earned bachelor’s degrees from respected universities through athletic
scholarship opportunities. Recipients of these funds will demonstrate the integrity, work ethic, discipline
and courage that Deputy Chief Raymond Downey exemplified throughout his life. The 2006 recipients
of the Ray Downey Scholarship Award are seniors Mike Patrovich, from Islip, New York, and James
Strouse, from Levittown, New York.
The Ray Downey Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Night, which is scheduled for Wednesday, November
15 against Army, is a unique opportunity to honor Chief Downey’s memory as well as to support studentathletes. For more information on the Ray Downey Sr. Scholarship and Wrestling Fund, please visit www.
downeywrestlingfund.org.
Hofstra University Ray Downey Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund
2002 - Noel Thompson, Freeport, NY
2003 - John Manarte, Farmingville, NY
2004 - Mike Patrovich, Islip, NY
2005 - Mike Patrovich, Islip, NY & James Strouse, Levittown, NY
2006 - Mike Patrovich, Islip, NY & James Strouse, Levittown, NY
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2006-07 Hofstra Media Information
The Hofstra University Office of Athletic Communications welcomes
the members of the media covering the 2006-07 Pride Wrestling
team. If we can be of any assistance to you throughout the year,
please do not hesitate to contact us. We hope the following items will
help you during your visits to Hofstra University. Enjoy the season.
Jim Sheehan
Communications/Wrestling Contact
230 Hofstra University - PFC-232
Hempstead, NY 11549
(516) 463-6764 - Office
(516) 523-6692 - Cell
(516) 463-5033 - Fax
(516) 463-7725 - Mack Sports Complex
Press Row
About Your Host: Jim Sheehan is in his 27th year in the sports
public relations profession and in his 19th year in charge of Hofstra
University’s athletic publicity. In November 1999, he was promoted
to associate director of athletics at the University. Sheehan came
to Hofstra in 1988 after serving as assistant commissioner of the IAA Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference in St. Louis, Missouri,
from 1985 through 1988. Prior to his Gateway stint, he served as
coordinator of media relations for the Houston Gamblers of the
United States Football League in 1984-85. Sheehan has also served as
director of sports information at the University of Tampa from 1982
through 1984; assistant to the commissioner/information director of
the Sunshine State Conference from 1980 through 1984 and director
of sports information at his alma mater, Biscayne College in 1981-82.
Jim and his wife Maureen have a daughter, Jillian (14). The Sheehan
family resides in Middle Village, New York.
Press Row: The David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex
press row, located on the south side of the Complex, is intended for
working media. All press row guests must have a pass, issued by the
Hofstra Office of Athletic Communications. Spouses, dates and nonworkers are not permitted on press row.
Credentials: All members of the press should contact the Office of
Athletic Communications at least 48 hours before each match for
press row space and credentials. Press passes will be left at the Will
Call window at the Mack Sports Complex ticket office.
Photographers: Photographers who intend to shoot from matside
should request a mat photo pass. Only accredited press and staff
photographers will be allowed at matside.
Press Parking: Media parking passes should be requested at the
same time press row/photo passes are requested. The Reserved-Media
parking lot is located on the north side of the Mack Sports Complex
in front of the main entrance. Parking is limited and on a first-come,
first-serve basis in the Reserved-Media lot. Once that lot is filled,
media will be directed to the general public parking areas around the
Mack Sports Complex.
Game Services: Match information and releases can be found in
the media room which is located in the southeast corner of the Mack
Sports Complex.
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Telephones: Hofstra University provides numerous telephones for
use by the media on press row. Please indicate your telephone need
when you request your credentials.
Radio: The Hofstra Office of Athletic Communications will provide
a touch-tone digital phone line for the opponent’s commercial and
student radio stations. Visiting teams will need to give the Athletic
Communications Office two weeks notice of their intention to
broadcast. An ISDN line is also available for a rental charge of
$200.00. All calls must be made collect or direct dial from the radio
station to the Mack Sports Complex.
Post-Match Interviews: Hofstra wrestlers will be available for postmatch interviews, upon request, after a 10-minute cooling off period.
Contact Jim Sheehan with your request.
Wrestler Interviews: All requests for student-athlete interviews
during the week should be made at least one day in advance with the
Office of Athletic Communications. If you are requesting a phone
interview, we will have the student-athlete return your call at a
mutually convenient time. Player home phone numbers will not be
distributed. In-person interviews may be conducted in a number of
locations around the Pride’s training facility in the Hofstra Physical
Fitness Center. However, interviews may not be conducted in the
wrestling room, in the locker room, or the training room.
Hofstra Wresting on the Web: Visit www.Hofstra.edu/athletics for
the latest information on Hofstra University wrestling or any of the
University’s 18 athletic teams.
2006-07 HOFSTRA WRESTLING
LOCAL MEDIA OUTLETS
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
50 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10020
(212) 621-1630 - Office
(212) 621-1639 - Fax
NEW YORK POST
1211 Avenue of the
Americas
New York, NY 10036
(212) 930-8700 - Office
(212) 930-8727 – Fax
NEWSDAY
235 Pinelawn Road
Melville, NY 11747
(631) 843-2820 - Office
(631) 454-6892 - Fax
LONG ISLAND PRESS
1103 Stewart Avenue
Garden City, NY 11530
(516) 992-1800 – Office
(516) 992-1801 - Fax
NEW YORK TIMES
229 West 43rd Street
New York, NY 10036
(212) 556-7384 - Office
(212) 556-5848 - Fax
HOFSTRA CHRONICLE
Student Center
Hempstead, NY 11550
(516) 463-6965 - Office
(516) 463-6977 - Fax
NEW YORK DAILY
NEWS
450 West 33rd Street
New York, NY 10001
(212) 210-1692 - Office
(212) 643-7845 - Fax
NEWS 12 LONG ISLAND
150 Media Crossways
Woodbury, NY 11797
(516) 393-3740 - Office
(516) 393-1269 - Fax
WLNY-TV 55
270 South Service Road
Melville, NY 11747
(631) 753-6397 - Office
(631) 420-4846 - Fax
MSG SPORTS DESK
4 Penn Plaza
New York, NY 10001
(212) 465-5955 - Office
(212) 465-5944 - Fax
SPORTSNET NY
110 West 51st Street
New York, NY 10020
(212) 485-4900 - Office
(212) 485-4975 - Fax
WRHU-FM 88.7
Hofstra University
Dempster Hall
Hempstead, NY 11549
(516) 463-5667 - Office
(516) 463-5668 - Fax
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY
Getting to Hofstra/Campus
Map
HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK 11549
From Southern New
Jersey, Southeastern
Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Washington, D.C. and
Virginia:
Baseball Field
Take the New Jersey Turnpike
to Exit 13. Cross the Goethals
Bridge and continue on
Route 278 to the VerrazanoNarrows Bridge. Stay in the
left lane of the Bridge and
take the Belt Parkway-East.
The Belt Parkway becomes
the Southern State Parkway at
the Nassau County line. Take
the Southern State Parkway
to the Meadowbrook Parkway
North (Exit 22). Exit the
Meadowbrook Parkway at
Exit M4 (Hempstead Turnpike
Route 24). Head west to Hofstra
(approximately 1 mile).
Softball Field
n
Physical Fitr
Cente
ess
Swim
Center
Soccer Field
Tennis Courts
James M.
Shuart
Stadium
LIBBY AND
G. SHAPIROJOSEPH
ALUMNI HOU
SE
Uniondale A
venue
California A
venue
Belmont Place
Meadowbro
ok Place
rnpike
tead Tu
Hemps
From Northwestern
New Jersey, Northern
Pennsylvania and the
Middle States:
Take Interstate 78, Interstate
80, U.S. Route 22, New Jersey
Route 4 or New Jersey Route
17 to the George Washington
Bridge. Proceed over the bridge
to the Cross Bronx Expressway.
Take the Cross Bronx
Expressway to the Throgs Neck
Bridge. Follow directions from
the Throgs Neck Bridge from
this point.
Hofstra
Arena
From Upstate New York:
Take New York Thruway over
the Tappan Zee Bridge to
Cross Westchester Expressway
(Interstate 287). Stay on the
Expressway to the New England
Thruway (Interstate 95).
Proceed south on the Thruway
to the Throgs Neck Bridge.
Follow directions from the Throgs Neck Bridge from this point.
From the Throgs Neck Bridge:
Follow signs for Eastern Long Island. Take the Cross Island Parkway to the
Grand Central Parkway-East. The Grand Central becomes the Northern State
Parkway at the Nassau County line. Take the Northern State Parkway-East
to the Meadowbrook Parkway-South (exit 31A). Take the Meadowbrook
Parkway-South to Exit M4 West (Hempstead Turnpike Route 24). Follow
Hempstead Turnpike West to Hofstra (approximately 1 mile).
For Team Travel Via Bus:
Commercial buses are not allowed on New York City (Belt, Grand Central or
Cross Island) or Long Island (Southern State or Northern State) Parkways.
Team buses should take the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway from the south,
and the Clearview Expressway from the north, to get to the Long Island
Expressway for the trip to Hofstra. Once on the Long Island Expressway (I495), buses should proceed to Glen Cove Road-South (exit 39). Head south on
Glen Cove Road for approximately eight miles to Hempstead Turnpike/Fulton
Avenue and turn left (east). Hofstra University is approximately two miles east
on Hempstead Turnpike.
Public Transportation from Airport:
If a visitor arrives at either La Guardia or Kennedy Airport, the most direct
means of reaching the University is by one of three limousine companies that
service both airports and the Hofstra University area. Larry’s Taxi Service
(516) 483-3333; Transport Limousine Service (800) 654-1164 (out of state)
(800) 832-5466 (in New York state); Winston Limousine Service (800) 4AIRPORT.
Railroads:
AMTRAK services Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan, approximately 30 miles
from the Hofstra campus. To get to Hofstra from Penn Station, take the Long
Island Rail Road to the Hempstead station. The Hofstra University Courtesy Bus
and taxi services are available there. Hofstra is approximately 1.5 miles from the
station.
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2006-07 Hofstra University Wrestling Schedule
November
14
15
18
Tue.
Wed.
Sat.
25
Sat.
December
1-2
Fri.-Sat.
10
Sun.
at Wagner College*
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY
at East Stroudsburg Open
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
All Day
at Journeymen/Brute Northeast Collegiate Duals
at Guilderland High School, Guilderland Center, NY
vs. University of Minnesota
vs. American University
vs. Princeton University
vs. Bloomsburg University
10 a.m.
Noon
2:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Collegiate Wrestling Invitational
at Star of the Desert Arena, Primm, NV
PENN STATE UNIVERSITY
1 p.m.
at University of Michigan
at Central Michigan University
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
13-14 Sat.-Sun.
at National Wrestling Coaches Association National Duals at University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA
All Day
19-20 Fri.-Sat.
at Colonial Athletic Association Duals
All Day
All Day
26
Fri.
28
Sun.
at University of Pennsylvania
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
at New York Athletic Club, New York, NY
7 p.m.
5 p.m.
3
Sat.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY (at New York Athletic Club)
at New York Athletic Club, New York, NY
1 p.m.
13
17
RIDER UNIVERSITY*
at University of Oklahoma
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
at CAA Championships
at NCAA Championships at The Palace at Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, MI
All Day
January
6
7
Sat.
Sun.
February
Tue.
Sat.
March
2-3
Fri-Sat.
15-17 Thu.-Sat.
*Colonial Athletic Association match
Dates and times subject to change.
Home matches in BOLD CAPS.
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All Day
Dave Tomasette
Charles Griffin
Head Coach Tom Shifflet
First season at Hofstra
James Strouse
Three-time NCAA Qualifier

Mike Patrovich 2006 NCAA All-American Chris

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