#10 Virginia Tech 14-3, 4-1 ACC Head Coach: Tony Robie Record at Virginia Tech: 14-3 Overall Record: Ranked Wrestlers: NCAA Finish: 6

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1 THE RECORDS MATCH NOTES OveralL: 14-3 ACC: 4-1 Away: 4-1 Home: 6-1 Non-Conference: 10-2 Neutral: /4 #21 STANFORD W, /5 Hokie Open All Day 2/16 Journeymen Classic All Day 11/17 Chattanooga W, /19 #17 CENTRAL MICHIGAN W, /25 #4 MISSOURI L, /1-2 Cliff Keen Invite 6th Place 12/10 vs. Princeton W, /22 WEST VIRGINIA W, /12 vs. Campbell W, /12 vs. Old Dominion W, /13 vs. Oklahoma W, /13 vs. #10 Arizona St. L, /19 at Edinboro W, /21 at Pitt* W, /26 #9 LEHIGH W, /27 DUKE* W, /3 NORTH CAROLINA* W, /11 at Virginia* W, /16 at #6 NC L, /3 ACC Championship 1st Place all home matches/events in BOLD CAPS * - ACC match HOKIES IN THE RANKINGS No. 10 No. 9 No. 8 #10 Virginia Tech 14-3, 4-1 ACC Head Coach: Tony Robie at Virginia Tech: 14-3 Overall : Ranked Wrestlers: NCAA Finish: 6 Hokies Head To NCAA Championshps Coming off of winning its second consecutive ACC Championship in Chapel Hill, N.C., two weeks ago, the Virginia Tech wrestling team travels to Cleveland this week for the 2018 NCAA Championships at Quicken Loans Arena. The Hokies are in search of its sixth straight top 10 finish at the NCAA Championships, a streak that began with a 10th place finish in 2013 in Des Moines. This will be Tech s second tournament under the direction of head coach Tony Robie but the first as full-time head coach. As interim head coach last season, Robie guided the Hokies to sixth place finish in St. Louis. Virginia Tech s four freshman are the most in program history. This year marks the third time in program history that the Hokies have had two or more seeds slotted at No. 3 or higher. Tech Tidbits at NCAAs The Hokies have had at least one wrestler reach All-American status at the last six NCAA Championships, the 11th-longest active streak in the nation. Redshirt junior Zack Zavatsky s 18 bonus point wins are the fourth-most in the 184-pound field. The Hokies nine qualifiers are tied for the most at the tournament with Iowa, Missouri, NC, Oklahoma and Penn. Lehigh and Ohio both brought 10 qualifiers to Cleveland. Redshirt sophomore David McFadden is one of 10 wrestlers to enter the tournament with an undefeated record. TOURNAMENT INFO Date: March Time: All Day Arena: Quicken Loans Arena Location: Cleveland, Ohio Video: ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN3 NCAA Top 10 Finishes: 5 ( ) Freshman Hunter Bolen is one of only 16 true freshmen to qualify for nationals. Virginia Tech is one of only six schools with five or more first time qualifiers. Hokies Bring 9 To The Land Virginia Tech s nine NCAA qualifiers are its most since it also qualified nine wrestlers in The program record is 10 qualifiers set in Redshirt senior Jared Haught, the third seed at 197 pounds, is only the 14th Virginia Tech wrestler to qualify for nationals four times. Tech has had No. 2 seeds in back-toback seasons as redshirt sophomore David McFadden, seeded second at 165, follows Joey Dance, the No. 2 seed at 125 last season. Redshirt freshman Kyle Norstrem earned an at-large at 125 pounds after battling through a season that saw him face 14 opponents in this year s field at nationals. Fellow freshmen Brent Moore (141), Hunter Bolen (174) and Andrew Dunn (285) join Norstrem as Hokies that qualified for NCAAs in their rookie season. Redshirt junior Zack Zavatsky, the No. 6 seed at 184, makes his third trip to NCAAs in as many seasons with the Hokies while redshirt senior Dennis Gustafson, the No. 9 seed at 133, returns to nationals for the first time since his true freshman season in Redshirt junior Ryan Blees punched his ticket to NCAAs for the first time and earned a national seed after cutting down to 149 pounds after following winter break and going 16-3 down the stretch. HOKIES NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS Wt. Name Rank* Class Notes 125 Kyle Norstrem NR r-fr Missed four duals with an injury, returned vs. NC ; #26 RPI 133 Dennis Gustafson (9) #14 r-sr x ACC Champion (2014, 2018); 2x NCAA Qualifier 141 Brent Moore #18 r-fr ACC Champion; Redshirted in , went 26-6 (unattached) 149 Ryan Blees (12) #14 r-jr x ACC Wrestler of the Week; started season at 157, finished 14-3 at David McFadden (2) #2 r-so ACC Champion; 2016 All-American; 2016 ACC Frosh of the Year 174 Hunter Bolen #16 Fr ACC runner up, #1 seed; 2x Fargo All-American; 3x VA state champion 184 Zack Zavatsky (6) #6 r-jr x ACC Champion; 2x NCAA Qualifier; 2017 Cliff Keen Invite (4th) 197 Jared Haught (3) #1 r-sr x All-American; 2x ACC Champ; 2017 Cliff Keen Invite (2nd) 285 Andrew Dunn NR r-fr Cliff Keen Invite (7th); Redshirted in , 16-4 (unattached) (NCAA Seed) *Intermat

2 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS 1956 Stillwater, Okla. T-19th 5.0 pts 1959 Iowa City, Iowa T-19th 7.0 pts 1962 Stillwater, Okla. T-30th 2.0 pts 1967 Kent, Ohio T-44th 2.0 pts 1968 College, Pa. T-67th 1.0 pt 1970 Evanston, Ill. T-40th 2.0 pts 1977 Norman, Okla. T-51st 1.0 pt 1984 Princeton, N.J. T-66th.5 pts 1986 Iowa City, Iowa T-73rd 1.0 pt 1992 Norman, Okla. T-60th 1.5 pts 1993 Ames, Iowa T-62nd 1.0 pt 1994 Chapel Hill, N.C. T-47th 4.5 pts 1998 Cleveland, Ohio T-48th 7.0 pts 2000 St. Louis, Mo. 19th 27.5 pts 2001 Iowa City, Iowa T-23rd 19.0 pts 2002 Albany, N.Y. 44th 6.5 pts 2003 Kansas City, Mo. T-46th 4.0 pts 2004 St. Louis, Mo. 41st 7.5 pts 2005 St. Louis, Mo. T-42nd 7.0 pts 2006 Oklahoma City, Okla. 29th 18.5 pts 2007 Auburn Hills, Mich. T-60th 1.0 pt 2009 St. Louis, Mo. 39th 12.5 pts 2010 Omaha, Neb. 24th 16.5 pts 2011 Philadelphia, Pa. 33rd 16.0 pts 2012 St. Louis, Mo. T-11th 39.0 pts 2013 Des Moines, Iowa 10th 43.5 pts 2014 Oklahoma City, Okla. 8th 49.0 pts 2015 St. Louis, Mo. 10th 54.0 pts 2016 New York, N.Y. 4th 82.0 pts 2017 St. Louis, Mo. 6th 63.5 pts TOP 10 NCAA RECORD (MIN. 15 MATCHES) 1. Devin Carter 19-6 (.760) , Zach Epperly 13-5 (.722) Nick Brascetta 15-7 (.682) , Ty Walz 15-8 (.652) Pete Yates 11-6 (.647) 2009, Joey Dance 14-8 (.636) Sean Gray 15-9 (.625) 1998, Jared Haught 10-7 (.588) Jarrod Garnett 11-9 (.550) , David Hoffman 10-9 (.526) 2002, The Hokies turned in a fourth place finish at the 2016 NCAA Championships, the highest finish in program and ACC history. Robie s First Season Success In his first season as head coach, Robie has continued the Hokies run of success in the ACC and on the national stage. Robie recently led the Hokies to its second straight ACC Championship, a final ranking of No. 10 in the NWCA Coaches Poll and a 14-3 record in dual meets where Robie started five freshmen for a majority of the season. His total wins ranks second and his winning percentage (.824) ranked third in ACC history for a head coach in his debut season. Robie s.824 winning percentage is the highest for a rookie head coach in Virginia Tech s history, surpassing Tom Brands.800 first season winning percentage in Robie s 14 victories ranks second in program history behind Brands 16 wins in the At the ACC Championship, Robie coached seven finalists and four Hokies to individual titles. He was recently named as one of eight semifinalists for the Theraworx NWCA National Coach of the Year award. McFadden Still Undefeated After winning both of his matches by major decision en route to the ACC title at 165 pounds, redshirt sophomore David McFadden comes to Cleveland with a perfect 31-0 record. He s the first Virginia Tech wrestler since Scott Justus in to finish the regular season undefeated. McFadden returns to the NCAA Championships after a redshirt season where he recovered from offseason surgery on his knee. He burst onto the scene as the No. 14 seed as a true freshman at NCAAs in 2016 where he placed sixth, despite tearing his ACL during the tournament. Coaching Staff Brings NCAA Finals Pedigree Virginia Tech legend Devin Carter is still the only Hokie to reach the national finals, a feat he accomplished at 141 pounds in This season, with multiple potential finalists in the lineup, the Hokies will have experience in their corner as four Tech coaches have appeared in the NCAA finals. Head coach Tony Robie was the third seed when he finished second at NCAAs in 1997, assistant coach Jared Frayer was a national finalist at Oklahoma in 2002 at 149 and director of performance Tyler Graff reached the finals in 2014 at 133 for Wisconsin. Assistant coach Frank Molinaro was a two-time finalist at Penn and was the national champion at 149 pounds in Jared Haught - The People s Champ Redshirt senior Jared Haught comes to Cleveland as a two-time All-American, two-time ACC champion and the No. 3 seed in the tournament at 197 pounds. Haught boosted his seed by defeating NC s Michael Macchievello, the No. 4 seed, in two of his last of his last three matches including a 6-4 win in the ACC title bout in TB-2. In the last two weeks of the season, Haught became only the third Virginia Tech wrestler to be ranked number one in Intermat s individual rankings. A mechanical engineering major and the 2017 ACC Wrestling Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Haught has job lined up with Corning Inc. in Christiansburg upon graduating in May. Qualifiers at NCAAs Dennis Gustafson : 1-2 Jared Haught : : 5-3 (6th) : 4-2 (4th) David McFadden : 5-3 Zack Zavatsky : : 1-2

3 TONY ROBIE Head Coach, First Season (12th at VT) Career at Tech: 14-3 Career : College: Edinboro University, 1997 Coaching Experience 2017-: Head Coach, Virginia Tech : Assoc. Head Coach, Virginia Tech : Head Coach, Binghamton : Asst. Coach, : Asst. Coach, Edinboro : Asst. Coach, West Virginia Wrestling Experience Two-time All-American 1997 NCAA Runner-up (158) Three-time EWL Champion Three-time PSAC Champion 1998 U.S. Open (Bronze) ROBIE YEAR-BY-YEAR : 6-12, 1-4 ACC : 7-9, 2-4 ACC : 20-2, 5-0 ACC : 17-5, 4-0 ACC : 20-4, 5-0 ACC : 8-6, 4-1 ACC : 16-3, 5-0 ACC (ACC Champs) : 18-5, 4-2 ACC (ACC Champs) : 14-2, 5-0 ACC (ACC Dual Champs) : 16-2, 5-0 ACC (ACC Dual Champs) : 18-1, 5-0 ACC (ACC Dual/Tourney Champs) : 14-3, 4-1 ACC (ACC Champs) Director of Athletics Whit Babcock announced Tuesday, March 21 that Tony Robie has been promoted to head wrestling coach at Virginia Tech after serving as interim head coach since February. Robie led the Hokies to the team title at the ACC Championship and a sixth-place finish at the 2017 NCAA Championships in St. Louis Tech s fifth-straight top-10 finish at nationals. Robie has been an integral member of the Virginia Tech wrestling staff for 11 seasons, serving as associate head coach since joining the Hokies in 2006 before assuming interim head coach duties for the ACC and NCAA Championships this season. A former head coach at Binghamton University, Robie was a two-time All-America selection and an NCAA runner-up as a student-athlete at Edinboro University. His resume also includes assistant coaching tenures at, West Virginia and his alma mater. Serving as the top assistant under former head coach Kevin Dresser, Robie helped elevate the profile of the Virginia Tech wrestling program since arriving in Blacksburg in as associate head coach. Since that first season, the Hokies have gone on to win three ACC Dual Meet Championships, three ACC tournament championships and finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships five times. He s also helped recruit and coach 17 ACC champions and 14 All-Americans. I m excited about the opportunity to lead the wrestling program at Virginia Tech, Robie said. I have a tremendous appreciation for the high expectations at Virginia Tech and embrace that challenge. So many student-athletes and other individuals have contributed to the ascent of this program, and we welcome the opportunity to continue having Virginia Tech wrestling compete at the highest level and hopefully achieve our ultimate goal. Robie came to Blacksburg after serving as the head coach at Binghamton University in New York. Robie took over a program that had been discontinued after the school year because of budget constraints. Before taking over at Binghamton, he was an assistant coach for four seasons at the University of. In seven years as a Division I assistant coach prior to coming to Blacksburg, Robie helped coach 23 All-Americans, nine Academic All- Americans and one national champion. As the Wolverines top assistant coach, Robie recruited three top-10 classes, including the No. 2-ranked class in His one-on-one work with student-athlete Ryan Bertin culminated with Bertin s 2003 NCAA championship the school s first national champion in 18 years. In all, s team earned national top-10 status all four years that Robie was a coach there. His dedication and influence off the mat resulted in the wrestling team winning the 2003 community service award at the school. A world-class wrestler in his own right, Robie racked up a record on the collegiate mat and was a two-time All-American. A two-time captain for former Olympic gold medalist Bruce Baumgartner at Edinboro University, Robie was a three-time Eastern Wrestling League champion and a three-time Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PSAC) champion. As a senior, Robie led the Fighting Scots to a sixth-place national finish the highest in school history and was the national runner-up. In 2008, he was inducted into the Edinboro Sports Hall of Fame. The Erie, Pennsylvania native was a Dean s List student at Edinboro and received the school s Academic Achievement Award before graduating with a bachelor s degree in criminal justice in Robie brings strong ties to the eastern wrestling hotbed, as he also served as an assistant coach at West Virginia ( ) and Edinboro ( ). Robie and his wife, Jennifer, reside in Christiansburg with their three children Nate, Luke and Jake. JARED FRAYER Assistant Coach, First Season College: Oklahoma, 2002 Coaching Experience : Assistant Coach, Oklahoma : Assistant Coach, Wisconsin : Assistant Coach, Harvard Wrestling Experience 2012 Olympian (London) 2010 U.S. Open Champion Two-time NCAA All-American 2002 NCAA Runner-up (149) FRANK MOLINARO Assistant Coach, First Season College: Penn, 2012 Coaching Experience : Volunteer Asst., Penn : Assistant Coach, Rutgers Wrestling Experience 2018 Yarygin Bronze Medalist (70 kg) 2016 Olympian (Rio) 2016 Pan American Champion 2012 NCAA Champion (149) Four-time NCAA All-American Two-time Big Ten Champion TYLER GRAFF Director of Performance-Wrestling, First Season College: Wisconsin, 2014 Wrestling Experience 2017 Pan American Champion U.S. Olympic Trials, 3rd Place (2012, 2016) Four-time NCAA All-American 2014 NCAA Runner-up (133)

4 DUAL MEET RESULTS NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 22, NO. 21 STANFORD : #10 Connor Schram dec. Kyle Norstrem, : Dennis Gustafson MD Gabriel Townsell, : Brent Moore dec. Isaiah Locsin, : #4 Solomon Chishko dec. Requir van der Merwe, 5-3 (SV) 157: #9 Paul Fox dec. Ryan Blees, : #9 David McFadden MD Brandon Dallavia, : #17 Keaton Subjeck dec. Hunter Bolen, : #6 Zack Zavatsky TF Austin Flores, 19-2 (4:52) 197: #2 Jared Haught dec. Nathan Traxler, : #12 Nathan Butler dec. Andrew Dunn, 4-0 NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 28, CHATTANOOGA : Kyle Norstrem MD Alonzo Allen, : #18 Dennis Gustafson dec. TF Wade Cummings, 17-1 (4:38) 141: Michael Pongracz dec. Brent Moore, : #7 Solomon Chishko dec. Roman Boylen, : B.C. LaPrade MD Dylan Forzani, : #5 David McFadden dec. Chad Pyke, : Justin Lampe dec. Hunter Bolen, : #7 Zack Zavatsky dec. #12 Bryce Carr, 3-1 (SV) 197: #2 Jared Haught dec. Scottie Boykin, : Andrew Dunn dec. Connor Tolley, 5-2 NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 26, NO. 17 CENTRAL MICHIGAN : Norstrem dec. Hildebrandt, : #18 Gustafson dec. Simon, : #20 Smith dec. Moore, : #7 Chishko dec. #5 Oliver, : LaPrade dec. #13 Heffernan, 3-1 (SV) 165 #5 McFadden MD Parks, : #14 Brucki dec. Bolen, : #7 Zavatsky dec. #12 Ellingwood, : #2 Haught MD Atienza, : Dunn dec. Stencel, 6-4 (SV) NO. 4 MISSOURI 22, NO. 10 VIRGINIA TECH : #19 Barlow McGhee dec. Kyle Norstrem, : #9 John Erneste MD #16 Dennis Gustafson, : Brent Moore dec. Nick Nasenbeny, : #19 Grant Leeth dec. #6 Solomon Chishko, : #2 Joey Lavallee dec. B.C. LaPrade, : #5 David McFadden dec. Connor Flynn, : #4 Daniel Lewis dec. Hunter Bolen, : #6 Zack Zavatsky dec. Canten Marriott, : #3 Willie Miklus fall #2 Jared Haught, 6:41 285: Andrew Dunn dec. Austin Myers, 3-1 No. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 26, PRINCETON Hunter Bolen (VT) dec. Carlin Powell, #7 Zack Zavatsky (VT) MD Kendall Elfstrum, #3 Jared Haught (VT) dec. Patrick Brucki, #17 Andrew Dunn (VT) dec. Michael Markulec, Jonathan Gomez dec. Kyle Norstrem (VT), #14 Dennis Gustafson (VT) TF Trey Aslanian, 18-3 (5:08) Brent Moore (VT) dec. Pat D Arcy, #7 Matthew Kolodzik TF Brendan Grammes (VT), Mike D Angelo MD Ryan Blees (VT), #4 David McFadden (VT) TF Jonathan Schleifer, 20-5 (6:56) No. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 30, WEST VIRGINIA 6 125: #19 Zeke Moisey dec. Kyle Norstrem (VT), : #14 Dennis Gustafson dec. (VT) Matthew Schmitt, : Brent Moore (VT) MD Christian Monserrat, : Kyler Rea dec. Andrew Mehrholz (VT), : B.C. LaPrade (VT) dec. No. 18 Zachary Moore, : #4 David McFadden (VT) MD Nick Kiussis, : Hunter Bolen (VT) fall Parker VonEgidy, 4:48 184: #7 Zack Zavatsky (VT) MD Brenden McRill, : #3 Jared Haught (VT) dec. #5 Jake Smith, : #17 Andrew Dunn (VT) dec. Brandon Ngati, 2-1 (TB-2) NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 40, CAMPBELL 0 125: Kyle Norstrem (VT) dec Korbin Meink (Campbell), : Dennis Gustafson (Virginia Tech) dec. Nathan Boston (Campbell), : Brent Moore (Virginia Tech) WBF Jonathan Ryan (Campbell), 3:37 149: Ryan Blees (Virginia Tech) MD Zachary Barnes (Campbell), : BC LaPrade (Virginia Tech) dec Austin Kraisser (Campbell), : David McFadden (Virginia Tech) dec Quentin Perez (Campbell), : Hunter Bolen (Virginia Tech) dec Andrew Morgan (Campbell), : Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) TF Luke Funck (Campbell), : Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) MD Austin McNeil (Campbell), : Andrew Dunn (Virginia Tech) WBF Jere Heino (Campbell), 4:19 NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 28, ODU 9 125: Kyle Norstrem (VT) dec. Michael McGee (ODU), : No. 13 Dennis Gustafson dec. Caleb Richardson (ODU), : Alex Madrigal (ODU) dec. Brent Moore (VT), : Ryan Blees (VT) dec. Kenan Carter (ODU), : Larry Early (ODU) dec. B.C. LaPrade (VT), : No. 4 David McFadden (VT) MFF over Ben Schram (ODU) 174: Seldon Wright (ODU) dec. Hunter Bolen (VT), : No. 8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) TF Connor Frey (ODU) : No. 2 Jared Haught (VT) TF John D Agostino (VT), : No. 18 Andrew Dunn (VT) dec. Ali Wahab (ODU), 8-4 NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 32, OKLAHOMA 3 125: #19 Christian Moody (Oklahoma) dec Kyle Norstrem (VT), : #13 Dennis Gustafson (VT) dec Jacob Rubio (Oklahoma), : Brent Moore (VT) TF Mike Longo (Oklahoma), : Ryan Blees (VT) dec Davion Jeffries (Oklahoma), 6-4 (SV OT) 157: BC LaPrade (VT) dec Justin Thomas (Oklahoma), : #4 David McFadden (VT) MD DaWaylon Barnes (Oklahoma), : Cody Hughes (VT) dec Jeremy Thomas (Oklahoma), : #8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) MD Matt Waddell (Oklahoma), : #2 Jared Haught (VT) dec Andrew Dixon (Oklahoma) : #18 Andrew Dunn (VT) MD Conor Webb (Oklahoma), 14-4 NO. 10 ARIZONA STATE 21, NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH : #17 Ryan Millhof (Arizona ) MD Kyle Norstrem (VT), : #19 Ali Naser (Arizona ) dec #13 Dennis Gustafson (VT), : Brent Moore (VT) dec Nicholas Villarreal (Arizona ), : #16 Joshua Maruca (Arizona ) dec Ryan Blees (VT), : #7 Joshua Shields (Arizona ) dec BC LaPrade (VT), : #4 David McFadden (VT) MD #15 Anthony Valencia (Arizona ), : #1 Zahid Valencia (Arizona ) TF Cody Hughes (VT), : #8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) MD Kordell Norfleet (Arizona ), : #2 Jared Haught (VT) MD Austyn Harris (Arizona ), : #4 Tanner Hall (Arizona ) dec #18 Andrew Dunn (VT), 6-1 NO. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 20, EDINBORO : #11 Sean Russell (Edinboro) dec. Kyle Norstrem (Virginia Tech), : #18 Korbin Myers (Edinboro) dec. #13 Dennis Gustafson (VT), : Brent Moore (Virginia Tech) dec. Nate Hagan (Edinboro), : Ryan Blees (Virginia Tech) MD Peter Pappas (Edinboro), : Andrew Shomers (Edinboro) dec. B.C. LaPrade (Virginia Tech), : #4 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) dec. Fritz Hoehn (Edinboro), : Ty Schoffstall (Edinboro) dec. Cody Hughes (Virginia Tech), : #8 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) MD Zach Ancewicz, : #2 Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) WBF Aaron Paddock, 1:34 285: #14 Billy Miller dec. #18 Andrew Dunn (Virginia Tech), 3-2 NO. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 31, PITT 6 125: Kyle Norstrem (Virginia Tech) WBF LJ Bentley (Pitt), 7:00 (SV OT) 133: #11 Dom Forys (Pitt) dec. #13 Dennis Gustafson (Virginia Tech), : Brent Moore (Virginia Tech) dec. #15 Nick Zanetta (Pitt), : #11 Solomon Chishko (Virginia Tech) dec. Robert Lee (Pitt), : B.C. LaPrade (Virginia Tech) dec. GioVonne Sanders (Pitt), : #4 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) dec. Jake Wentzel (Pitt), : Hunter Bolen (Virginia Tech) TF Austin Bell (Pitt), 18-3 (4:57) 184: #8 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) MD Gregg Harvey (Pitt), : #2 Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) MD Zach Bruce (Pitt), : #16 Ryan Solomon (Pitt) dec. #18 Andrew Dunn (Virginia Tech), 2-0

5 NO. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 20, NO. 9 LEHIGH : #2 Darian Cruz (Lehigh) For. (VT) 133: #17 Dennis Gustafson (VT) dec. Nick Farro (Lehigh), : #13 Luke Karam (Lehigh) dec. Brent Moore (VT), : Ryan Blees (VT) MD Johnathan Mele (Lehigh), : BC. LaPrade (VT) dec. Ian Brown (Lehigh), 3-2 (TB-2) 165: #4 David McFadden (VT) dec. #20 Gordon Wolf (Lehigh), : #5 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) TF Cody Hughes (VT), : #8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) MD Dylan Ammerman (Lehigh), : #2 Jared Haught (VT) dec. Chris Weiler (Lehigh), : #12 Jordan Wood (Lehigh) dec. #18 Andrew Dunn (VT), 4-0 NO. 10 VIRGINIA TECH 24, DUKE : Thayer Atkins (Duke) WBF Ryan More (Virginia Tech), 3:18 133: #17 Dennis Gustafson (Virginia Tech) dec. Josh Finesilver (Duke), : Brent Moore (Virginia Tech) MD Jeremiah Reitz (Duke), : Ryan Blees (Virginia Tech) TF Brandon Leynaud (Duke), 20-2 (6:03) 157: #11 Mitch Finesilver (Duke) injury default B.C. LaPrade (Virginia Tech) 165: #4 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) dec. vs. Zach Finesilver (Duke), : #20 Matt Finesilver (Duke) dec. Cody Hughes (Virginia Tech), : #8 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) WBF Kaden Russell (Duke), 2:04 197: Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) dec. Alec Schenk (Duke), : #4 Jacob Kaspser (Duke) MD #18 Andrew Dunn (Virginia Tech), 12-0 NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 21, NO. 25 NORTH CAROLINA 9 125: James Szymanski (UNC) dec. Ryan More (VT), : #18 Dennis Gustafson (VT) dec. Zach Sherman (UNC), : Brent Moore (VT) dec. #16 A.C. Headlee (VT), : Ryan Blees (VT) dec. #6 Troy Heilmann (UNC), 3-1 (SV OT) 157: #16 Kennedy Monday (UNC) dec. Solomon Chishko (VT), 3-1 (SV OT) 165: #3 David McFadden (VT) dec. Josh McClure (UNC), : Hunter Bolen (VT) MD #13 Ethan Ramos (UNC), : #8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) dec. #17 Chip Ness (UNC) (13-6), : #2 Jared Haught (VT) dec. #16 Danny Chaid (UNC), : #18 Cory Daniel (UNC) dec. #17 Andrew Dunn (VT), 3-2 NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 22, VIRGINIA : Sam Martino (UVA) over Unknown (For.) 149: #16 Ryan Blees (VT) dec. Sam Krivus (UVA), 8-6 (SV OT) 157: Fred Green (UVA) dec. Solomon Chishko (VT), : #3 David McFadden (VT) dec. Andrew Atkinson (UVA), : #15 Hunter Bolen (VT) dec. Will Schany (UVA), : #8 Zachary Zavatsky (VT) MD Drew Peck (UVA), : #2 Jared Haught (VT) WBF Jay Aiello (UVA), 2:12 285: #18 Andrew Dunn (VT) dec. Tyler Love (UVA), : Louie Hayes (UVA) WBF Ryan More (VT), 3:48 133: Sam Book (UVA) dec. Ryan Haskett (VT), (SV OT) NO. 6 NC STATE VIRGINIA 19, NO. 8 VIRGINIA TECH : #5 Sean Fausz TF Kyle Norstrem, 15-0 (5:08) 133: #18 Dennis Gustafson dec. #13 Tariq Wilson, : #2 Kevin Jack TF Brent Moore, : #13 Beau Donahue dec. #16 Ryan Blees, 6-4 (SV OT) 157: #3 Hayden Hidlay dec. Solomon Chishko, : #4 David McFadden dec. Brian Hamann, : #15 Hunter Bolen dec. #19 Daniel Bullard, : #8 Zack Zavatsky dec. #3 Pete Renda, : #2 Jared Haught dec. #6 Michael Macchiavello, : #19 Michael Boykin dec. #18 Andrew Dunn, 2-1 (SV OT)

6 Virginia Tech Wrestling s s MD TF Fall Fastest Points ACC Pts Career Overall Dual ACC own/opp own/opp own/opp Time own/opp. own/opp. Overall Duals Kyle Norstrem /2 0/1 3/0 2:36 19/27 6/ Ryan More /2 1/1 0/2 0/15 0/ Dennis Gustafson /1 3/0 44/10 9/ Brent Moore /1 1/0 3/0 2:50 37/20 10/ Solomon Chishko /0 1/0 12/12 3/ Brendan Grammes /0 0/1 0/2 0/ Ryan Blees /1 4/1 1/1 2:22 27/14 7/ B.C. LaPrade /0 0/1 22/18 3/ David McFadden /0 4/0 2/0 1:35 61/0 15/ Cody Hughes /1 2/2 3/1 1:36 3/19 0/ Hunter Bolen /0 2/0 3/1 1:27 27/15 15/ Zack Zavatsky /1 3/0 3/0 0:20 61/0 20/ Jared Haught /0 1/0 3/2 1:34 60/6 19/ Andrew Dunn /3 2/0 4:19 31/25 3/ Wrestling s By Weight (Duals) Hwt. Kyle Norstrem 5-8 Ryan More 0-3 Dennis Gustafson 12-4 Brent Moore 11-5 Solomon Chishko Brendan Grammes 0-1 Andrew Mehrholz 0-1 Ryan Blees B.C. LaPrade 7-5 David McFadden 17-0 Cody Hughes 1-4 Hunter Bolen 7-5 Zack Zavatsky 17-0 Jared Haught 16-1 Andrew Dunn DUAL STARTING LINEUPS Opponent HWT. #21 Stanford Norstrem Gustafson Moore Chishko Blees McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn at Chattanooga Norstrem Gustafson Moore Chishko LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn #17 Central Norstrem Gustafson Moore Chishko LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn #4 Missouri Norstrem Gustafson Moore Chishko LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn vs. Princeton Norstrem Gustafson Moore Grammes Blees McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn West Virginia Norstrem Gustafson Moore Mehrholz LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn vs. Campbell Norstrem Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn vs. Old Dominion Norstrem Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn vs. Oklahoma Norstrem Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Hughes Zavatsky Haught Dunn vs. #10 Arizona Norstrem Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Hughes Zavatsky Haught Dunn at Edinboro Norstrem Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Hughes Zavatsky Haught Dunn at Pitt Norstrem Gustafson Moore Chishko LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn Lehigh Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Hughes Zavatsky Haught Dunn Duke More Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Hughes Zavatsky Haught Dunn #25 More Gustafson Moore Blees Chishko McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn at Virginia More Haskett Blees Chiskko McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn at #6 NC Norstrem Gustafson Moore Blees LaPrade McFadden Bolen Zavatsky Haught Dunn

7 KYLE NORSTREM 125 pounds Redshirt Freshman Brandon, Fla. Brandon HS NCAA Seed: Unseeded (At-Large) ACC Finish: Fifth Coaches Panel: NR RPI: NCAA Qualifier vs. field: :36 19 Finished the regular season with a record of Faced 12 NCAA qualifiers during the regular season Pinned eventual ACC third placer Lorenzo Bentley of Pitt in sudden victory overtime Defeated Old Dominion s Michael McGee by decision, 9-3 Topped Chattanooga s Alonzo Allen by major decision in a dual, 17-6 Four of his first five victories were won by fall Pinned American s Will Bardezbain in 4:05 and American s Gage Curry in 4:38 at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic... Went 12-5 wrestling unattached in Older brother, Kevin, wrestled for Virginia Tech from and was a NCAA qualifier. t Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Opponent's Name Institution L Dec 6 1 Varsity Connor Schram Stanford vs. Stanford 0 1 W Dec 7 4 Varsity Jordan Simpson Newberry Hokie Open 1 1 W Fall 5:39 Varsity Trey Chalifoux Army Hokie Open 2 1 L Dec 6 4 Varsity Alonzo Allen Chattanooga Hokie Open 2 2 W Fall 2:36 Varsity Cody Hill Chattanooga Hokie Open 3 2 W Fall 4:38 Gage Curry American Journeymen Collegiate Classic 4 2 L Dec 7 3 Nicholas Piccininni Oklahoma Journeymen Collegiate Classic 4 3 will W Fall 4:05 Kent Journeymen Collegiate Classic 5 3 Bardezbain W MD 17 6 Varsity Alonzo Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 6 3 Allen W Dec 6 1 Varsity Drew Central vs. Central 7 3 Hildebrandt L Dec 5 1 Varsity Barlow Missouri vs. Missouri 7 4 McGhee W Dec 10 4 L Dec 9 5 Yoshi Funakoshi RayVon Foley Cal Poly L MD 13 5 Ethan Lizak Minnesota L Dec 12 6 Varsity Jonathan Princeton vs. Princeton 8 7 Gomez L Dec 10 3 Varsity Zeke West vs. West Virginia 8 8 Moisey Virginia L Dec 5 3 Varsity Christian Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 8 9 Moody L MD 10 2 Varsity Ryan Millhof Arizona vs. Arizona 8 10 W Dec 8 2 Varsity Korbin Campbell vs. Campbell 9 10 Meink W Dec 9 3 Varsity Michael McGee L Dec 11 5 Varsity Sean Russell W SV 1 (Fall) 7:00 Varsity Lorenzo Bentley Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion Edinboro vs. Edinboro Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh L TF :10 Varsity Sean Fausz NC vs. NC L Dec 9 3 Sean Fausz ACC Championships L Dec 3 2 Thayer Atkins Duke ACC Championships denotes NCAA qualifier

8 DENNIS GUSTAFSON 133 pounds Redshirt Senior Woodbridge, Va. Forest Park HS NCAA Seed: No. 9 (AQ) ACC Finish: First Coaches Panel: 11 RPI: 8 Two-time ACC Champion (2014, 2018) Two-time NCAA Qualifier vs. field: : : : CAREER : Went 21-7 during the regular season, including a 12-4 mark in duals Capped his ACC career with his second ACC title at 133 pounds, his first since his true freshman season in 2014 Defeated No. 1 seed Jack Mueller of Virginia with an 11-7 decision in the finals Won four straight matches against Lehigh s Nick Farro, Duke s Josh Finesilver, s Zach Sherman and NC s Tariq Wilson to close out the regular season Defeated 13th-ranked Tariq Wilson of NC in the ACC dual meet championship match, 9-7, and in the ACC tournament semifinals, 7-5 Defeated 17th-ranked Josh Terao of American by decision, 6-4, at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic Went 4-2 at the Cliff Keen Invitational. Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Opponent's Name Institution W MD 12 1 Varsity Gabe Townsell Stanford vs. Stanford 1 0 W MD 17 4 Varsity Wade Cummings Chattanooga Hokie Open 2 0 W Dec 6 4 Varsity Zachary Sherman W Dec 9 7 Varsity Cameron Kelly Hokie Open 3 0 Ohio Hokie Open 4 0 W Dec 6 4 Josh Terao American Journeymen Collegiate Classic 5 0 L SV Scott Parker Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 5 1 W Dec 1 3 Anthony Tutolo Kent Journeymen Collegiate Classic 6 1 W TF :39 Varsity Wade Cummings Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 7 1 W Dec 8 4 Varsity Dresden Central Simon vs. Central 8 1 L MD 11 2 Varsity John Erneste Missouri vs. Missouri 8 2 W TF :24 Nathan Ellis 9 2 L Dec 5 4 Austin Drexel DeSanto 9 3 W Dec 6 2 Matthew West Virginia Schmitt 10 3 W Def. Adam Velasquez W Dec 3 2 Charles Tucker L Dec 7 6 Korbin Myers W TF :00 Varsity Trey Aslanian W Dec 7 1 Varsity Matthew Schmitt California Baptist (Calif.) Cornell Edinboro No. 11 No Princeton vs. Princeton 13 4 West Virginia vs. West Virginia 14 4 L Dec 7 4 Varsity Ali Naser Arizona vs. Arizona 14 5 W Dec 7 2 Varsity Nathan Boston Campbell vs. Campbell 15 5 W Dec 9 4 Varsity Caleb Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion Richardson 16 5 W Dec 4 2 Varsity Jacob Rubio Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 17 5 L Dec 6 4 Varsity Korbin Myers Edinboro vs. Edinboro 17 6 L Dec 4 1 Varsity Dom Forys Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh 17 7 W Dec 3 2 Varsity Nick Farro Lehigh vs. Lehigh 18 7 W Dec 10 6 Varsity Josh Finesilver Duke vs. Duke 19 7 W Dec 6 0 Varsity Zachary Sherman vs W Dec 9 7 Varsity Tariq Wilson NC vs. NC 21 7 W Dec 7 5 Tariq Wilson ACC Championships 22 7 W Dec 11 7 Jack Mueller Virginia ACC Championships 23 7 No. 14

9 BRENT MOORE 141 pounds Redshirt Freshman St. Paris, Ohio Graham HS NCAA Seed: Unseeded (AQ) ACC Finish: First Coaches Panel: 17 RPI: ACC Champion ACC Championship Most Valuable Wrestler 2018 NCAA Qualifier vs. field: :50 37 Finished the regular season with a record of Knocked off two-time defending ACC champion and two-time All-American Kevin Jack of NC in sudden victory, 6-4, in the ACC final to take the conference title at 141 pounds Registered an 11-2 major decision over s A.C. Headlee in the semifinal Named the tournament s Most Valuable Wrestler, the sixth in program history Knocked off 15th-ranked Nick Zanetta of Pitt with a 2-0 decision Beat No. 16 A.C. Headlee in a dual by decision 3-2 Went 3-1 at the Virginia Duals with a win by fall in 3:37 over Campbell s Jonathan Ryan and a 16-0 tech fall over Oklahoma s Mike Longo. Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Opponent's Name Institution W Dec 6 1 Varsity Isaiah Locsin Stanford vs. Stanford 1 0 W Fall 2:50 Varsity Parker Walton Duke Hokie Open 2 0 W Dec 4 3 Varsity Jonathan Millner Appalachian Hokie Open 3 0 L SV Varsity Alec Hagan Ohio Hokie Open 3 1 L For. Varsity Caden Virginia Tech Hokie Open 3 2 Darber W Dec 5 3 Austin Harry Army Journeymen Collegiate Classic 4 2 Ryan W Fall 4:42 Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 5 2 Pomrinca L Dec 7 5 Michael Magaldo L MD 10 2 Varsity Mike Pongracz L Dec 6 0 Varsity Mason Smith Oklahoma Journeymen Collegiate Classic 5 3 Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 5 4 Central vs. Central 5 5 W Dec 4 0 Varsity Nick Missouri vs. Missouri 6 5 Nasenbeny L Dec 4 2 Chad Red Nebraska 6 6 L Dec 5 2 W Dec 10 3 Nate Limmex Sa`Derian Perry Purdue Eastern W SV Nate Hagan Edinboro W Dec 11 6 Varsity Pat D`Arcy Princeton vs. Princeton 9 7 W MD 13 4 Varsity Christian Monserrat West Virginia vs. West Virginia 10 7 L Dec 13 6 Varsity Alex Madrigal Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion 10 8 W TF :56 Varsity Mike Longo Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 11 8 W Dec 2 0 Varsity Nicholas Villarreal Arizona vs. Arizona 12 8 W Fall 3:37 Varsity Jonathan Ryan Campbell vs. Campbell 13 8 W Dec 2 1 Varsity Nate Hagan Edinboro vs. Edinboro 14 8 W Dec 2 0 Varsity Nick Zanetta Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh 15 8 L Dec 4 0 Varsity Luke Karam Lehigh vs. Lehigh 15 9 W MD 13 5 Varsity Jeremiah Reitz Duke vs. Duke 16 9 W Dec 3 2 Varsity Austin Headlee vs L TF :05 Varsity Kevin Jack NC vs. NC W MD 11 2 Austin Headlee W SV Kevin Jack ACC Championships ACC Championships No. 20 No. 17 No. 16

10 RYAN BLEES 149 pounds Redshirt Junior Bismarck, N.D. Bismarck HS NCAA Seed: No. 12 (AQ) ACC Finish: Second Coaches Panel: 14 RPI: 13 Two-time ACC Wrestler of the Week 2018 NCAA Qualifier vs. field: : :22 27 CAREER :22 37 Went 20-6 in the regular season Finished second at his first ACC tournament where he went 2-1 as the No. 3 seed Registered a 16-4 major decision over Duke s Brandon Laynaud in the quarterfinals and avenged a regular season loss to NC s Beau Donahue, the No. 2 seed, by claiming a 6-4 decision in the semis Two-time ACC Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 30, Feb. 6) Knocked off No. 6 Troy Heilmann of, 3-1, in sudden victory overtime during the regular season Picked up three straight bonus point wins in duals against Edinboro s Peter Pappas, Lehigh s Jonathan Mele and Duke s Brandon Laynaud Started the year at 157 pounds where he went 6-4 Dropped down to 149 and went 14-2 the rest of the season Won the 149 pound title after going 6-0 at the Franklin & Marshall Open, his first outing in the weight class. Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Name Opponent's Institution L Dec 7 4 Varsity Paul Fox Stanford vs. Stanford 0 1 W Dec 8 6 Varsity Laken Cook Appalachian Hokie Open 1 1 L Dec 11 9 Varsity Nigel Ruiz Army Hokie Open 1 2 W TF :59 Varsity Jacob Smith Pittsburgh Johnstown Storm Open 2 2 W TF :55 Varsity Chase Archangelo Cleveland Storm Open 3 2 L Fall 2:06 Varsity Kollin Clark Wheeling Jesuit University Storm Open 3 3 W Fall 2:22 Varsity Dylan Taylor Wheeling Jesuit University Storm Open 4 3 W Dec 7 4 Varsity Chase Archangelo Cleveland Storm Open 5 3 W Dec 13 7 Varsity Anthony Wokasch American Storm Open 6 3 L MD 14 2 Varsity Mike D`Angelo Princeton vs. Princeton 6 4 W TF :56 Justin Yorkdale George Mason F&M Open 7 4 W MD 15 7 Eric Fuentes Millersville F&M Open 8 4 W MD 14 3 Garrett Burnham Maryland F&M Open 9 4 W Dec 8 2 Gavin Londoff Appalachian F&M Open 10 4 W Dec 5 1 Tejon Anthony George Mason F&M Open 11 4 W Dec 12 5 John Pipa Princeton F&M Open 12 4 W MD 12 3 Varsity Zachary Barnes Campbell vs. Campbell 13 4 W SV Varsity Davion Jeffries Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 14 4 W Dec 6 2 Varsity Kenan Carter Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion 15 4 L Dec 4 0 Varsity Joshua Maruca Arizona vs. Arizona 15 5 W MD 18 4 Varsity Peter Pappas Edinboro vs. Edinboro 16 5 W MD 14 6 Varsity Jonathan Mele Lehigh vs. Lehigh 17 5 W TF :03 Varsity Brandon Leynaud Duke vs. Duke 18 5 W SV Varsity Troy Heilmann vs W SV Varsity Sam Krivus Virginia vs. Virginia 20 5 L SV Varsity Beau Donahue NC vs. NC 20 6 W MD 16 4 Brandon Leynaud Duke ACC Championships W Dec 6 4 Beau Donahue ACC Championships ACC L Dec 3 1 Troy Heilmann Championships No. 15 No. 13 No. 14

11 DAVID McFADDEN 165 pounds Redshirt Sophomore West Milford, N.J. DePaul Catholic NCAA Seed: No. 2 (AQ) ACC Finish: First Coaches Panel: 2 RPI: ACC Champion 2016 All-American (165, 6th) 2016 ACC Freshman of the Year Two-time NCAA Qualifier vs. field: : :35 61 CAREER : Finished the regular season with a perfect record of 29-0 Was the first Virginia Tech wrestler to finish regular season undefeated since Scott Justus in Tore through the ACC Tournament as the No. 1 seed at 165 pounds, picking up a 13-4 major decision over Pitt s Jake Wentzel in the semifinals and a 22-9 major decision over Duke s Zach Finesilver in the finals to win his first ACC title Two-time ACC Wrestler of the Week (Nov. 14, Dec. 5) Racked up 15 bonus point victories during the regular season Started the year with six consecutive bonus wins Defeated Lehigh s Gordon Wolf, 11-7, and fourth-ranked Chandler Rogers of Oklahoma, 4-3, as part of a 3-0 showing en route to the 165-pound title at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic Went 5-0 with wins over Ohio s Ts Shan Campbell and Wisconsin s Evan Wick to become the Hokies third champion at the Cliff Keen Invitational Pinned Wick in 2:58 in the finals, the first win by fall in a Cliff Keen final since 2013 Registered a 16-5 major decision over No. 15 Anthony Valencia of Arizona at the Virginia Duals. t Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Opponent's Name Institution W MD 15 4 Varsity Brandon Stanford vs. Stanford 1 0 Dallavia W TF :51 Varsity Micheal Elliott W MD 14 5 Varsity Brandon Dallavia W TF :13 Varsity Thomas Flitz Appalachian Hokie Open 2 0 Stanford Hokie Open 3 0 Appalachian Hokie Open 4 0 W Dec 10 3 Varsity Chad Pyke Chattanooga Hokie Open 5 0 W TF :40 Isaac Bast Kent Journeymen Collegiate Classic 6 0 W Dec 11 7 Gordon Wolf Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 7 0 W Dec 3 4 Chandler Rogers Oklahoma Journeymen Collegiate Classic 8 0 W Dec 9 5 Varsity Chad Pyke Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 9 0 W MD 12 4 Varsity Logan Central vs. Central 10 0 Parks W Dec 5 3 Varsity Connor Missouri vs. Missouri 11 0 Flynn Jonathon W Dec 6 2 Cornell Chavez W MD 13 4 Ebed Jarrell Drexel W Dec 4 0 Te`shan Campbell Ohio W Fall 1:35 Peter Bearse Harvard W Fall 2:58 Evan Wick Wisconsin W TF :00 Varsity Jonathan Schleifer Princeton vs. Princeton 17 0 W MD 14 6 Varsity Nick Kiussis West Virginia vs. West Virginia 18 0 W MD 10 2 Varsity DaWaylon Barnes Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 19 0 W MD 16 5 Varsity Anthony Valencia Arizona vs. Arizona 20 0 W Dec 11 5 Varsity Quentin Perez Campbell vs. Campbell 21 0 W Inj. 0:25 Varsity Benjamin Schram Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion 22 0 W Dec 14 8 Varsity Fritz Hoehn Edinboro vs. Edinboro 23 0 W Dec 7 3 Varsity Jake Wentzel Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh 24 0 W Dec 9 2 Varsity Gordon Wolf Lehigh vs. Lehigh 25 0 W Dec 6 4 Varsity Zach Finesilver Duke vs. Duke 26 0 W Dec 11 6 Varsity Joshua McClure W Dec 7 2 Varsity Andrew Atkinson W Dec 6 2 Varsity Brian Hamann W MD 13 4 Jake Wentzel W MD 22 9 Zach Finesilver vs Virginia vs. Virginia 28 0 NC vs. NC 29 0 Pittsburgh ACC Championships 30 0 Duke ACC Championships 31 0 No. 2 No. 3 No. 2

12 HUNTER BOLEN 174 pounds Freshman Christiansburg, Va. Christiansburg NCAA Seed: Unseeded (AQ) ACC Finish: Second Coaches Panel: 19 RPI: NCAA Qualifier Three-time Virginia state champion Two-time Fargo All-American vs. field: :27 27 Posted a 20-9 record during the regular season Was the number one seed at 174 pounds at the ACC Tournament where he placed second Defeated No. 19 Daniel Bullard of NC in dual meet action, 5-3, and at the ACC Tournament, 7-4 Majored 13th-ranked Ethan Ramos of, 14-6, in a dual Registered an 18-3 tech fall in 4:57 against Pitt s Austin Bell Pinned West Virginia s Parker VonEgidy in 4:48 Went 3-2 at the Cliff Keen Invitational Claimed the 174-pound title at the Appalachian open, where he went 5-0 Went 3-0 at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic. Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Opponent's Name Institution L Dec 4 1 Varsity Keaton Subjeck Stanford vs. Stanford 0 1 W Fall 1:44 Connor Allshouse American Journeymen Collegiate Classic 1 1 W Dec 5 3 Dylan Barreiro Kent Journeymen Collegiate Classic 2 1 W Fall 1:27 Matt McGillick The Citadel Journeymen Collegiate Classic 3 1 L SV Varsity Justin Lampe Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 3 2 L Dec 6 4 Varsity Christian Brucki L Dec 3 0 Varsity Daniel Lewis W Dec 8 1 Dylan Urbach Central vs. Central 3 3 Missouri vs. Missouri 3 4 Dakota University L Dec 3 1 Dylan Lydy Purdue W Dec 3 2 Kyle Pope Wyoming L Dec 7 2 Bo Jordan Ohio W Dec 5 3 Kimball Bastian W Dec 5 0 Varsity Carlin Powell W Fall 4:48 Varsity Parker VonEgidy Utah Valley University Princeton vs. Princeton 7 6 West Virginia vs. West Virginia 8 6 L Fall 0:35 Varsity Mark Hall Penn Southern Scuffle 8 7 W Dec 4 1 Varsity Michael Billingsley Air Force Southern Scuffle 9 7 L SV Varsity Austin Rose Drexel Southern Scuffle 9 8 W Dec 5 2 Varsity Bryan CSU Battisto Bakersfield Southern Scuffle 10 8 W Dec 7 5 Varsity Andrew Morgan Campbell vs. Campbell 11 8 L Dec 10 6 Varsity Seldon Wright Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion 11 9 W TF :57 Varsity Austin Bell Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh 12 9 W Fall 4:29 Elijah Kerr Varsity Brown Appalachian Open 13 9 W Fall 1:27 Varsity Matthew Mcfarland Ohio Appalachian Open 14 9 W Dec 11 5 Varsity Devin Kane Appalachian Open 15 9 W M. For. Varsity Ethan Ramos Appalachian Open 16 9 W TF :05 Varsity Marcus Bolick W MD 14 6 Varsity Ethan Ramos Appalachian Appalachian Open 17 9 vs W Dec 5 4 Varsity Will Schany Virginia vs. Virginia 19 9 W Dec 5 3 Varsity Daniel NC vs. NC 20 9 Bullard Daniel W Dec 7 4 ACC Championships 21 9 Bullard Ethan L Dec 10 6 ACC Championships Ramos No. 19 No. 16 No. 16

13 ZACK ZAVATSKY 184 pounds Redshirt Junior Latrobe, Pa. Greater Latrobe NCAA Seed: No. 6 (AQ) ACC Finish: Second Coaches Panel: 6 RPI: 7 Two-time ACC Champion ( ) Three-time NCAA Qualifier vs. field: : :20 61 CAREER : Went 27-4 during the regular season, including a 17-0 record in duals Was the No. 1 seed at the ACC Championship where he went 1-1 to place second Won 10 consecutive matches all by bonus points during the regular season Knocked off thirdranked Pete Renda of NC, 3-2, in a dual Placed fourth at the Cliff Keen Invite where he went 5-2 Won by decision against No. 12 Bryce Carr of Chattanooga in sudden victory, 3-1 Topped 12th-ranked Jordan Ellingwood of Central in dual meet action, 7-4. Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Opponent's Name Institution W TF :00 Varsity Austin Stanford vs. Stanford 1 0 Flores W Fall 0:20 Varsity Taylor Jackson L SV Varsity Nick Reenan W Dec 10 3 Varsity Noah Stewart W Fall 3:25 Varsity Conner Fenn L SV Ryan Preisch Appalachian Hokie Open 2 0 Hokie Open 2 1 Army Hokie Open 3 1 Davidson Hokie Open 4 1 Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 4 2 W MD 15 2 Paul Dunn Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 5 2 Keegan Oklahoma W Dec 8 5 Journeymen Collegiate Classic 6 2 Moore W SV Varsity Bryce Carr Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 7 2 W Dec 7 4 Varsity Jordan Ellingwood Central W Dec 13 8 Varsity Canten Marriott W Dec 9 5 Maxwell Dean Cornell W Dec 10 3 Kanon Dean Harvard L Dec 9 3 Taylor Venz Nebraska W Dec 6 1 W MD 13 3 W MD 12 3 Steven Schneider Noah Stewart Seth Mcleod vs. Central 8 2 Missouri vs. Missouri 9 2 Binghamton University Army Oregon L MD 8 0 Domenic Abounader 14 4 W MD 11 3 Varsity Kendall Elfstrum Princeton vs. Princeton 15 4 W MD 14 2 Varsity Brenden McRill West Virginia vs. West Virginia 16 4 W MD 11 2 Varsity Kordell Norfleet Arizona vs. Arizona 17 4 W TF :54 Varsity Luke Funck Campbell vs. Campbell 18 4 W TF :21 Varsity Connor Frey Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion 19 4 W MD 13 2 Varsity Matt Waddell Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 20 4 W MD 10 2 Varsity Zach Ancewicz Edinboro vs. Edinboro 21 4 W MD 13 4 Varsity Gregg Harvey Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh 22 4 W MD 10 1 Varsity Dylan Lehigh Ammerman vs. Lehigh 23 4 W Fall 2:04 Varsity Kaden Russell Duke vs. Duke 24 4 W Dec 4 3 Varsity Chip Ness vs W MD Varsity Drew Peck Virginia vs. Virginia 26 4 W Dec 3 2 Varsity Pete Renda NC vs. NC 27 4 W MD 15 3 Gregg Harvey Pittsburgh ACC Championships 28 4 L Dec 4 0 Pete Renda ACC Championships 28 5 SeasonForm.jsp?TIM= &twSessionId=ythljzdlbdwkumc&teamId= &wrestlerIds=1148 7/ No. 6 No. 6 No. 6

14 JARED HAUGHT 197 pounds Redshirt Senior Parkersburg, W. Va, Parkersburg NCAA Seed: No. 3 (AQ) ACC Finish: First Coaches Panel: 1 RPI: 1 Two-time NCAA All-American ( ) Two-time ACC Champion ( ) 2017 ACC Wrestling Scholar-Athlete of the Year Four-time NCAA Qualifier vs. field: : : : :34 60 CAREER : Went 24-2 during the regular season Had a 16-1 record in duals and went 5-0 in ACC duals Repeated as ACC champion at 197 pounds where he was the top seed and defeated Duke Alec Schenk by a 13-4 major decision and an epic final with NC s Michael Macchiavello in TB-2, 6-4 Racked up 11 bonus point wins Was the No. 1 ranked wrestler in the nation at 197 pounds during the final weeks of the season in the Intermat rankings Became only the third Virginia Tech wrestler to earn a No. 1 ranking, joining Devin Carter (133, 2012) and Scott Justus (184, 2002) Defeated Macchiavello, ranked sixth in the nation, in Tech s dual with NC, 2-1 Topped 16th-ranked Daniel Chaid of with a 6-2 decision Defeated No. 5 Jake Smith of West Virginia with a 2-1 decision Placed second at the Cliff Keen Invitational where he went A mechanical engineering major, Haught has a job lined up with Corning Inc., a ceramic manufacturer in Christiansburg upon graduation in May. Win/Loss Result Level Opponent's Name W Dec 12 5 Varsity Nathan Traxler W Dec 5 2 Andrew Marsden W MD 12 4 Jake Jakobsen Opponent's Institution No. 4 No. 3 No. 1 Stanford vs. Stanford 1 0 Oklahoma Journeymen Collegiate Classic 2 0 Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 3 0 W Dec 6 3 Chris Weiler Lehigh Journeymen Collegiate Classic 4 0 W Dec 10 8 Varsity Scottie Chattanooga vs. Chattanooga 5 0 Boykin W MD 13 2 Varsity Jordan Atienza L Fall 6:45 Varsity William Miklus Central L Fall 1:52 Kollin Moore Ohio W MD 14 5 W Fall 3:16 Tucker Ziegler Stephen Loiseau W Dec 10 4 Jay Aiello Virginia W MD 13 3 Nathan Traxler W Dec 9 3 Cordell Eaton W Dec 2 0 Varsity Patrick Brucki vs. Central 6 0 Missouri vs. Missouri 6 1 Brown Drexel Stanford Dakota University Princeton vs. Princeton 12 2 W Dec 2 1 Varsity Jacob Smith West Virginia vs. West Virginia 13 2 W Dec 2 0 Varsity Andrew Dixon Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma 14 2 W MD 15 2 Varsity Austyn Harris Arizona vs. Arizona 15 2 W MD 10 1 Varsity Austin McNeil Campbell vs. Campbell 16 2 W TF :28 Varsity John D`Agostino Old Dominion vs. Old Dominion 17 2 W Fall 1:34 Varsity Aaron Paddock Edinboro vs. Edinboro 18 2 W MD 11 2 Varsity Zach Bruce Pittsburgh vs. Pittsburgh 19 2 W Dec 7 6 Varsity Chris Weiler Lehigh vs. Lehigh 20 2 W Dec 12 5 Varsity Alec Schenk Duke vs. Duke 21 2 W Dec 6 2 Varsity Daniel Chaid vs W Fall 2:12 Varsity Jay Aiello Virginia vs. Virginia 23 2 W Dec 2 1 Varsity Michael NC Macchiavello vs. NC 24 2 W MD 13 4 Alec Schenk Duke ACC Championships 25 2 W TB Michael Macchiavello ACC Championships 26 2