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1 INDIANA WRESTLING IU ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS NICK REITH MEDIA RELATIONS ASSISTANT - NBREITH@INDIANA.EDU OFFICE - (812) f t i #IUWR INDIANA WRESTLING SCHEDULE 6-2 (0-1 Big Ten) Date Opponent Time/Result 11/5 Clarion Open 3rd/34 teams University Rec Center Clarion, Pa. 11/16 at Bloomsburg W, /18 Navy Classic 4th/17 teams Annapolis, Md. 11/26 IU Duals Bloomington, IN Eastern Michigan W, Binghamton L, 6-29 Indianapolis W, /2 Hoosier Duals Bloomington, IN SIU-Edwardsville W, 33-6 Cleveland State W, 40-6 Northern Illinois W, /10 #2/2 Ohio State * L, 9-26 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 12/17 at #1/1 Penn State * 2 p.m. 12/29-30 Ken Kraft Midlands Championships All Day Sears Centre Hoffman Estates, IL 1/5 Michigan * 7 p.m. 1/19 Michigan State * 6 p.m. 1/26 at Wisconsin * 8 p.m. 1/28 at Nebraska * 3 p.m. 2/2 Illinois * 7 p.m. 2/4 Purdue * 1 p.m. 2/11 Northwestern * (Senior Day) 1 p.m. 3/3-4 Big Ten Championships All Day Breslin Events Center East Lansing, MI 3/15-17 NCAA Championships All Day Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OH All times Eastern, schedule subject to change Home matches in bold * Big Ten Conference dual meet 3 WEEK 7 INDIANA at #1/1 PENN STATE Indiana Hoosiers (6-2, 0-1) Indiana at #1/1 Penn State Sunday, December 17 Starts at 2:00 p.m. ET Live on BTN Rec Hall University Park, Pennsylvania SETTING THE SCENE The Big Ten s big tests continue for Indiana s wrestling team this weekend, as the Hoosiers are back on the road to enter the fray against top-ranked Penn State on Sunday afternoon at Rec Hall. The Hoosiers, led by No. 12 Cole Weaver (14-3), will build from last week s outing at No. 2 Ohio State as they ready for one of the nation s toughest dual meet teams, the No. 1 Nittany Lions. Five Hoosiers are expected to face defending NCAA Champions, while four weights will meet their second top-10 opponent in the last week. Sunday s 2:00 p.m. ET dual meet receives the Big Ten Network treatment, the first of Indiana s BTN appearances this season. The matches this weekend will go a long way in showing the wrestlers what it will take to ascend the podium in East Lansing next March. THE COACHES: INDIANA vs PENN STATE Duane Goldman - Indiana Alma Mater: Iowa (1986) Overall Record: (.620) Years as Head Coach: 26th Season Seventh all-time meet vs. Cael Sanderson (1 IU vs. Iowa State, 2009; 5 IU vs. Penn State, ) Cael Sanderson - Penn State Alma Mater: Iowa State (2002) Overall Record: (.870) Years as Head Coach: Ninth Season Penn State Nittany Lions (4-0, 0-0) 1

2 PROBABLE LINEUPS INDIANA HOOSIERS (6-2, 0-1 Big Ten) Weight Rank* Name Year Hometown/High School Record (Duals) 125 Elijah Oliver Jr. Washington, Ill./Washington Community 13-6 (6-2) 133 Garrett Pepple r-so. Kendalville, Ind./East Noble 9-8 (4-4) 141 -/12/11 Cole Weaver r-jr. Hudson, Mich./Hudson 14-3 (7-1) 149 Davey Tunon r-fr. Clarksville, Ohio/Clinton-Massie 9-8 (4-4) 157 Jake Danishek r-jr. Lebanon, Ohio/Dayton Christian 6-1 (6-1) 165 Bryce Martin r-jr. Bakersfield, Calif./Bakersfield 12-5 (6-2) 174 -/-/18 Devin Skatzka r-so. Richmond, Mich./Richmond 12-2 (5-0) 184 Norman Conley r-so. St. Louis, Mo./Chaminade College Prep (4-4) 197 Jake Kleimola r-fr. Schererville, Ind./Lake Central 0-3 (0-1) -or- Spencer Irick r-fr. Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern 2-5 (0-1) 285 Fletcher Miller r-jr. Kokomo, Ind./Kokomo 9-3 (4-1) Head Coach: Duane Goldman (26th season, 28th at Indiana) Assistant Coaches: Angel Escobedo, Travis Pascoe, Brandon Wright SERIES HISTORY All-Time: PSU leads, First Meeting: PSU 23, IU 13 (Dec. 16, 1970) Last Meeting: PSU 34, IU 8 (Jan. 10, 2016) Current Coaches: Cael Sanderson, 5-0 PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS (4-0, 0-0 Big Ten) Weight Rank* Name Year Hometown/High School Record (Duals) 125 Devin Schnupp r-fr. Lititz, Pa./Warwick 1-6 (0-4) /18/12 Corey Keener Sr. Schuylkill Haven, Pa./Blue Mountain 5-0 (3-0) 141 Jered Cortez Jr. Carol Stream, Ill./Glenbard North 7-1 (3-1) 149 1/1/1 Zain Retherford Sr. Benton, Pa./Benton 8-0 (4-0) 157 1/1/1 Jason Nolf Jr. Yatesboro, Pa./Kittanning 8-0 (4-0) 165 1/1/1 Vincenzo Joseph So. Pittsburgh, Pa./Central Catholic 3-0 (3-0) 174 2/2/2 Mark Hall So. Apple Valley, Minn./Apple Valley 9-0 (4-0) 184 1/1/1 Bo Nickal Jr. Allen, Texas/Allen 8-0 (4-0) 197 9/9/5 Anthony Cassar So. Rocky Hill, N.J./Montgomery 7-1 (3-1) -or- Matt McCutcheon Sr. Apollo, Pa./Kiski Area 4-2 (0-0) 285 3/3/4 Nick Nevills Jr. Clovis, Calif./Clovis 9-0 (4-0) Head Coach: Cael Sanderson (Ninth Season) Assistant Coaches: Cody Sanderson, Casey Cunningham, Jake Varner * Flo/InterMat/Open Mat 2

3 THE TEAM Elijah Oliver Jr. 125 Washington, Ill : , 17 NCAA Qualifier Garrett Pepple r-so. Kendalville, Ind : 9-8 Cole Weaver r-jr. Hudson, Mich : Davey Tunon r-fr. Clarksville, Ohio : 9-8 Jake Danishek r-jr. Lebanon, Ohio : NCAA Qualifier Bryce Martin r-jr. Bakersfield, Calif : Devin Skatzka r-so. 174 Richmond, Mich : NCAA Qualifier Norman Conley r-so. St. Louis, Mo : 10-8 Jake Hinz r-so. Westerville, Ohio : Spencer Irick r-fr. Fishers, Ind : Jake Kleimola r-fr. Schererville, Ind : 0-3 Fletcher Miller r-jr. Kokomo, Ind :

4 INDIANA WRESTLING ROSTER Name Year Weight Hometown/Previous School Norman Buddy Conley r-so. 184 St. Louis, Mo./Chaminade College Prep. Liam Cronin So. 125 Orange, Calif./Servite Jake Danishek r-jr. 157 Lebanon, Ohio/Dayton Christian Michael De La Peña Fr. 133 Merrillville, Ind./Merrillville David Devine Fr. 141 Dyer, Ind./Mount Carmel (Ill.) Evan Eldred r-fr. 133 Westfield, Ind./Westfield Jackson Gallagher r-fr. 149 Bettendorf, Iowa/Bettendorf J.D. Greathouse Fr. 149 Mason, Mich./Mason Logan Herrera Fr. 165 Santa Maria, Calif./St. Joseph Jake Hinz r-so. 184 Westerville, Ohio/Westerville North Dillon Hoey Fr. 157 Chicago, Ill./Mount Carmel Austin Holmes r-fr. 157 Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern Seth Horty Fr. 133 Evansville, Ind./Evansville Memorial Zach Horwitz r-so. 285 Buffalo Grove, Ill./Stevenson Spencer Irick r-fr. 184 Fishers, Ind./Hamilton Southeastern Brandon James r-so. 141 Indianapolis, Ind./Perry Meridian (Old Dominion) Jake Kleimola r-fr. 197 Schererville, Ind. / Lake Central Gabe Koontz r-so. 174 Ellettsville, Ind./Edgewood Kyle Luigs Fr. 133 Evansville, Ind./Mater Dei Mike Maguire Fr. 197 West Chester, Pa./Unionville Bryce Martin r-jr. 165 Bakersfield, Calif./Bakersfield Tyler Matthews Fr. 184 Declo, Idaho/Declo Fletcher Miller r-jr. 285 Kokomo, Ind./Kokomo Elijah Oliver Jr. 125 Washington, Ill./Washington Community Garrett Pepple r-so. 133 Kendalville, Ind./East Noble A.J. Raya Fr. 141 Yucaipa, Calif./Yucaipa Blake Rypel r-fr. 197 Fishers, Ind./Cathedral Devin Skatzka r-so. 174 Richmond, Mich./Richmond Davey Tunon r-fr. 149 Clarksville, Ohio/Clinton-Massie Cole Weaver r-jr. 141 Hudson, Mich./Hudson Head Coach - Duane Goldman (26th Season, 28th at Indiana) Associate Head Coach - Angel Escobedo (First Season, Sixth at Indiana) Assistant Coach - Travis Pascoe (Third Season) Volunteer Assistant Coach - Brandon Wright (First Season) Head Athletic Trainer - Kyle Winters, MS, ATC 4

5 INDIANA WRESTLING SEASON RESULTS & STATISTICS 6-2 Overall 0-1 Big Ten Overall Dual B1G Dual Dual Wt. Name Record Record Record Pt. Diff. MD TF Pins 125 Elijah Oliver, Jr Evan Eldred, r-fr Garrett Pepple, r-so Brandon James, r-so Cole Weaver, r-jr Davey Tunon, r-fr Jake Danishek, r-jr Austin Holmes, r-fr Bryce Martin, r-jr Gabe Koontz, r-so Devin Skatzka, r-so Norman Conley, r-so Spencer Irick, r-fr Jake Hinz, r-so Jake Kleimola, r-fr Blake Rypel, r-fr Zach Horwitz, r-so Fletcher Miller, r-jr Unattached 125 Liam Cronin, So Seth Horty, Fr Michael De La Peña, Fr Kyle Luigs, Fr David Devine, Fr J.D. Greathouse, Fr Dillon Hoey, Fr Logan Herrera, Fr Tyler Matthews, Fr Mike Maguire, Fr ^ 2018 NCAA Championships Qualifier 5

6 LAST TIME: BATTLING THE BUCKEYES Indiana raised the anchor on their Big Ten dual season last weekend in a neutral meet versus No. 2 Ohio State in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. The Buckeyes won the meet, 26-9, with the Hoosiers securing a trio of bout wins. Elijah Oliver (125) gave IU the early lead with his win by decision, while Devin Skatzka (174) added to his unblemished dual meet record. Junior Fletcher Miller (285) ended the day with his second career Big Ten dual win. THROWBACK: INDIANA & PENN STATE The Hoosiers and Nittany Lions will clash for the 16th time since 1970 and their 15th meet as Big Ten combatants. Coaches Duane Goldman and Cael Sanderson are opposite one another for the sixth time in their careers, their fifth as respective coaches of Indiana and Penn State. Their encounter in Bloomington two seasons ago was a decisive win for Penn State, 34-8, but provided thrilling moments for the home crowd. Nate Jackson (174) stunned the nation with his upset over top-ranked freshman Bo Nickal, and senior Garret Goldman secured his first collegiate pin. IU WRESTLING IN THE RANKINGS The Hoosiers saw two wrestlers ranked in the Week 7 polls. Junior Cole Weaver (141) earned his highest career ranking at No. 11 THE BIG TEN CONFERENCE BIG TEN STANDINGS - 12/11/17 (NWCA/USA Today Rankings) BIG TEN OVERALL Team #7 Iowa W 3 L 0 Pct W 7 L 0 Pct Northwestern #2 Ohio State #19 Wisconsin #16 Rutgers #1 Penn State #20 Purdue #12 Nebraska #8 Minnesota #9 Michigan Michigan State INDIANA #14 Illinois Maryland BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION 2018 Big Ten Wrestling Championships Breslin Events Center East Lansing, Michigan March 3-4, 2018 (Open Mat) while climing to No. 12 in the latest InterMat poll. Weaver is also at No. 19 (Amateur Wrestling News) and ranked 23rd by TrackWrestling. Devin Skatzka (174) held his No. 18 rankings (Open Mat/Amateur Wrestling News) from the previous week. Skatzka will take the mat with No. 2 Mark Hall, the reigning 174 lbs. champion, this weekend in Rec Hall. BACK ON THE SAME MAT Sunday s meet will feature a pair of rematches, according to the projected starting lineups. Sophomore Garrett Pepple (133) could face Corey Keener for the second time in his career, as the two met at the 2015 Reno Tournament of Champions. Keener won that bout by decision in Pepple s redshirt season. Jake Danishek (157) will take the mat once again versus top-ranked Jason Nolf, Danishek s first career match against a No. 1 wrestler. Danishek and Nolf wrestled the last time these teams met in Bloomington two seasons agol Nolf took the match by major decision. An additional three IU wrestlers are back in the dual meet lineup against Penn State for the second time in their careers. Elijah Oliver (125), Cole Weaver (141), and Bryce Martin (165) all faced Nittany Lions in the season as freshmen. UP NEXT: WRESTLING IN THE WINDY CITY The Hoosiers enjoy a brief semester break before returning to action in one of the nation s premier end-of-year collegiate tournaments: the 55th Ken Kraft Midlands Championships, hosted annually by Northwestern University. This years clash with some of the country s best squads will feature a new location, the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, as Ryan Arena is under renovation. BACK POINTS... Devin Skatzka (5-0) is off to an unbeaten start in dual meets this season. Skatzka has earned 24 team points in dual meets with six total wins by fall. Skatzka s six pins have occurred in 15:14 aggregate time. Two weeks ago, the sophomore set a career best with a fall in 0:47 against Northern Illinois (12/2). Elijah Oliver (125) won his first Big Ten dual meet match for the third consecutive season. Oliver leads Indiana with 10 bonus point wins this year and is 6-2 overall in dual meets. Indiana s meet at No. 1 Penn State continues a stretch of three straight dual meets against top 10 programs. In addition to the Nittany Lions, the Hoosiers wrestled against No. 2 Ohio State (12/10), and will return after the New Year to host No. 9 Michigan (1/5). TOURNAMENT SUCCESS CLARION OPEN - Nov. 5 Clarion, Pa Devin Skatzka (2nd) Cole Weaver (3rd) Fletcher Miller (3rd) MICHIGAN STATE OPEN - Nov. 5 East Lansing, Mich Michael De La Peña (3rd, Fresh./Soph.) NAVY CLASSIC - Nov. 18 Annapolis, Md Bryce Martin (2nd) Devin Skatzka (2nd) Cole Weaver (3rd) Elijah Oliver (4th) Garrett Pepple (4th) KEN KRAFT MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS - Dec Hoffman Estates, Ill. BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS March 3-4, 2018 East Lansing, Mich. Breslin Events Center NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS March 15-17, 2018 Cleveland, Ohio Quicken Loans Arena 6

7 DUAL RESULTS INDIANA at BLOOMSBURG Thurs, Nov. 16 Nelson Field House Bloomsburg, Pa. 125: Willy Girard (BU) dec. Elijah Oliver (IU), 12-5 BU 3, IU 0 133: Andy Schutz (BU) dec. Garrett Pepple (IU), 6-0 BU 6, IU 0 141: Cole Weaver (IU) WBF Braden Stahlnecker (BU), Fall 2:00 IU 6, BU 6 149: Davey Tunon (IU) dec. Ryan Stocku (BU), 4-1 IU 9, BU 6 157: Kevin Laubach Jr. (BU) WBF Austin Holmes (IU), Fall 2:18 BU 12, IU 9 165: Bryce Martin (IU) maj. dec. Anthony Vetrano (BU), 13-4 IU 13, BU : Devin Skatzka (IU) dec. Kyle Murphy (BU), 10-6 IU 16, BU : Trevor Allard (BU) dec. Norman Conley (IU), 6-5 IU 16, BU : Logan Womelsdorf (BU) dec. Jake Kleimola (IU), 3-1 BU 18, IU : Fletcher Miller (IU) dec. Bruce Graeber (BU), SV IU 19, BU 18 Final Indiana 19, Bloomsburg 18 INDIANA vs. EASTERN MICHIGAN Sun, Nov. 26 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: Elijah Oliver (IU) maj. dec. Tomas Gutierrez (EMU), 11-2 IU 4, EMU 0 133: Garrett Pepple (IU) dec. #23 Noah Gonser (EMU), 2-1 IU 7, EMU 0 141: #16 Cole Weaver (IU) dec. Sa Derian Perry (EMU), 5-0 IU 10, EMU 0 149: Davey Tunon (IU) dec. Kyle Springer (EMU), 9-8 IU 13, EMU 0 157: Jake Danishek (IU) WBF J.J. Wolfe (EMU), Fall 5:44 IU 19, EMU 0 165: Bryce Martin (IU) dec. Zac Carson (EMU), 9-6 IU 22, EMU 0 174: Jared Leidich (EMU) dec. Gabe Koontz (IU), 5-4 IU 22, EMU 3 184: Jake Hinz (IU) dec. Kayne McCallum (EMU), 10-7 IU 25, EMU 3 197: Derek Hillman (EMU) dec. Norman Conley (IU), 6-2 IU 25, EMU 6 285: #16 Gage Hutchison (EMU) WBF Zach Horwitz (IU), Fall 4:33 IU 25, EMU 12 Final Indiana 25, Eastern Michigan 12 INDIANA vs. BINGHAMTON Sun, Nov. 26 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: Joe Nelson (BING) dec. Elijah Oliver (IU), 9-7 BING 3, IU 0 133: Jake Nicholson (BING) dec. Garrett Pepple (IU), 9-4 BING 6, IU 0 141: #16 Cole Weaver (IU) dec. Joe Russ (BING), 6-1 BING 6, IU 3 149: Frankie Garcia (BING) dec. Davey Tunon (IU), SV BING 9, IU 3 157: Jake Danishek (IU) dec. Tristan Rifanburg (BING), SV BING 9, IU 6 165: Vincent DePrez (BING) dec. Bryce Martin (IU), 9-4 BING 12, IU 6 174: Anthony Lombardo (BING) WBF Gabe Koontz (IU), Fall 2:42 BING 18, IU 6 184: #14 Steve Schneider (BING) dec. Norman Conley (IU), 4-1 BING 21, IU 6 197: Mark Tracy (BING) dec. Jake Hinz (IU), 8-3 BING 24, IU 6 285: Connor Calkins (BING) TF Zach Horwitz (IU), 17-1 (4:17) BING 29, IU 6 Final Binghamton 29, Indiana 6 INDIANA vs. INDIANAPOLIS Sun, Nov. 26 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: Elijah Oliver (IU) maj. dec. D.J. Smith (UIndy), 18-8 IU 4, UIndy 0 133: Garrett Pepple (IU) WBF Nick Brady (UIndy), Fall 4:25 IU 10, UIndy 0 141: #16 Cole Weaver (IU) WBF Angelo Robles (UIndy), Fall 4:49 IU 16, UIndy 0 149: Davey Tunon (IU) dec. Kyle Barkovich (UIndy), 8-3 IU 19, UIndy 0 157: Jake Danishek (IU) WBF Tony Vaughn (UIndy), Fall 2:06 IU 25, UIndy 0 165: Bryce Martin (IU) dec. J.D. Waters (UIndy), 10-4 IU 28, UIndy 0 174: Gabe Koontz (IU) dec. Luke Kriech (UIndy), SV IU 31, UIndy 0 184: Norman Conley (IU) dec. Brody Conner (UIndy), 3-2 IU 34, UIndy 0 197: Brian Wagner (UIndy) maj. dec. Jake Hinz (IU), 12-3 IU 34, UIndy 4 285: Dylan Faulkenberg (UIndy) maj. dec. Zach Horwitz (IU), 17-5 IU 34, UIndy 8 Final Indiana 34, Indianapolis 8 INDIANA vs. NORTHERN ILLINOIS Sat, Dec. 2 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: Elijah Oliver (IU) wins by forfeit IU 6, NIU 0 133: Alijah Jeffrey (NIU) dec. Garrett Pepple (IU), 3-0 IU 6, NIU 3 141: #16 Cole Weaver (IU) WBF Anthony Rubino, Fall 1:21 IU 12, NIU 3 149: Davey Tunon (IU) dec. Zack Velasquez (NIU), 5-0 IU 15, NIU 3 157: Jake Danishek (IU) dec. Caden McWhirter (NIU), 6-0 IU 18, NIU 3 165: Bryce Martin (IU) dec. Andrew Scott (NIU), 7-1 IU 21, NIU 3 174: Devin Skatzka (IU) WBF Quinton Rosser, Fall 0:47 IU 27, NIU 3 184: Norman Conley (IU) dec. Bryce Gorman (NIU), 5-2 IU 30, NIU 3 197: Jake Hinz (IU) dec. Max Ihry (NIU), 5-3 IU 33, NIU 3 285: Caleb Gossett (NIU) dec. Fletcher Miller (IU), 12-6 IU 33, NIU 6 Final Indiana 33, Northern Illinois 6 INDIANA vs. SIU EDWARDSVILLE Sat, Dec. 2 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: Elijah Oliver (IU) maj. dec. Zac Gentzler (SIUE), 16-4 IU 4, SIUE 0 133: Garrett Pepple (IU) tech. fall Joe Antonelli (SIUE), 17-0 (3:55) IU 9, SIUE 0 141: #16 Cole Weaver (IU) WBF John Muldoon (SIUE), Fall 4:12 IU 15, SIUE 0 149: Tyshawn Williams (SIUE) dec. Davey Tunon (IU), 9-3 IU 15, SIUE 3 157: Jake Danishek (IU) maj. dec. Karsten Van Velsor (SIUE), 17-8 IU 19, SIUE 3 165: Bryce Martin (IU) wins by forfeit IU 25, SIUE 3 174: Devin Skatzka (IU) wins by forfeit IU 31, SIUE 3 184: Norman Conley (IU) dec. Bryce Shewan (SIUE), 8-4 IU 34, SIUE 3 197: Christian Dulaney (SIUE) dec. Jake Hinz (IU), 9-7 IU 34, SIUE 6 285: Fletcher Miller (IU) WBF Tommy Helton (SIUE), Fall 2:36 IU 40, SIUE 6 Final Indiana 40, SIU Edwardsville 6 INDIANA vs. CLEVELAND STATE Sat, Dec. 2 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: Elijah Oliver (IU) tech. fall Cameron Lathem (CSU), 19-3 (4:23) IU 5, CSU 0 133: Garrett Pepple (IU) WBF Andrew Coghill (CSU), Fall 3:39 IU 11, CSU 0 141: #16 Cole Weaver (IU) dec. Evan Cheek (CSU), 5-3 IU 14, CSU 0 149: Ryan Ford (CSU) dec. Davey Tunon (IU), 4-2 IU 14, CSU 3 157: Jake Danishek (IU) WBF Ryan Montgomery (CSU), Fall 2:32 IU 20, CSU 3 165: Bryce Martn (IU) maj. dec. John Vaughn (CSU), 9-1 IU 24, CSU 3 174: Devin Skatzka (IU) WBF Gabe Stark (CSU), Fall 3:32 IU 30, CSU 3 184: Norman Conley (IU) dec. Chris Morrow (CSU), 5-3 IU 33, CSU 3 197: John Kelbly (CSU) maj. dec. Jake Hinz (IU), 17-4 IU 33, CSU 7 285: Fletcher Miller (IU) maj. dec. Collin Kelly (CSU) IU 37, CSU 7 Final Indiana 37, Cleveland State 7 INDIANA vs. #2/2 OHIO STATE Sun, Dec. 10 Tim Beyerle Memorial Gymnasium Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 125: Elijah Oliver (IU) dec. Brakan Mead (OSU), 9-5 IU 3, OSU 0 133: #4 Luke Pletcher (OSU) dec. Garrett Pepple (IU), 4-3 IU 3, OSU 3 141: #6 Joey McKenna (OSU) dec. #13 Cole Weaver (IU), 8-2 OSU 6, IU 3 149: #5 Ke-Shawn Hayes (OSU) tech. fall Davey Tunon (IU), 16-0 (2:58) OSU 11, IU 3 157: #5 Micah Jordan (OSU) maj. dec. Jake Danishek (IU), 14-4 OSU 15, IU 3 165: Cody Burcher (OSU) dec. Bryce Martin (IU), 3-2 OSU 18, IU 3 174: Devin Skatzka (IU) dec. Fritz Schierl (OSU), 8-5 OSU 18, IU 6 184: #2 Myles Martin (OSU) maj. dec. Norman Conley (IU), 16-5 OSU 22, IU 6 197: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) maj. dec. Spencer Irick (IU), 14-5 OSU 26, IU 6 285: Fletcher Miller (IU) dec. Kevin Snyder (OSU), 3-1 OSU 26, IU 9 Final Ohio State 26, Indiana 9 7

8 DUAL RESULTS INDIANA at #1/1 PENN STATE Sun, Dec. 17 Rec Hall University Park. Pa. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA vs. MICHIGAN Fri, Jan. 5 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA vs. MICHIGAN STATE Fri, Jan. 19 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA at WISCONSIN Fri, Jan. 26 UW Field House Madison, Wisc. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA at NEBRASKA Sun, Jan. 28 Bob Devaney Sports Center Lincoln, Neb. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA vs. ILLINOIS Fri, Feb. 2 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA vs. PURDUE Sun, Feb. 4 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final INDIANA vs. NORTHWESTERN Sun, Feb. 11 University Gymnasium Bloomington, Ind. 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285: Final 8

9 WINS BY FALL Name Pins D. Skatzka... 6 C. Weaver... 5 G. Pepple, F. Miller... 4 D. Tunon, J. Danishek... 3 FASTEST PIN Name Time Skatzka...0:47 Miller...1:00 James... 1:03 Skatzka... 1:04 Weaver... 1:21 Holmes... 1:23 James, Pepple... 1:29 BONUS POINT WINS Name No. Oliver Skatzka... 8 Pepple, Weaver, Miller... 5 DUAL POINT DIFFERENTIAL Name Diff. Weaver Danishek, Skatzka Oliver, Martin Miller LONGEST WIN STREAK Name No. Weaver... 7 Danishek... 6 Oliver... *5 Martin, Skatzka... 5 * active INDIANA HOOSIERS TEAM LEADERS Name TAKEDOWNS No. OPPONENT TAKEDOWNS (min. 15 bouts) Name No. RIDING TIME POINTS Name No. Name Name OPPONENT RIDING TIME POINTS (min. 15 bouts) BACK POINTS No. No. OPPONENT BACK POINTS (min. 15 bouts) Name No. TEAM RANKINGS USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll Dec, 12, 2017 No. Team Record Last 1 Penn State (13) Ohio State (3) Oklahoma State Missouri Lehigh NC State Iowa Minnesota Michigan Virginia Tech Arizona State Nebraska Cornell Illinois Northern Iowa South Dakota State Rutgers Wisconsin Purdue Oklahoma Rider Lock Haven Central Michigan Edinboro Navy 3-0 NR Others Receiving Votes: North Dakota State 16, Drexel 14, Northwestern 8, Utah Valley 3, North Carolina 1, Wyoming 1 INDIANA S RECORD... At home At opponent s home Neutral site At quad meets lbs. start weight Starting at other weights IU wins first bout Opponent wins first bout Leading through 5 bouts Trailing through 5 bouts Tied at 5 bouts wins by fall Duals decided by <10 points TOURNAMENT WINS Name No. Oliver, Weaver, Martin, Skatzka... 7 Conley... 6 Four with... 5 In November In December In January In February #IUWR IN THE RANKINGS - Week 7 Wt. Name Flo InterMat Open Mat Track AWN WIN 141 Cole Weaver - #12 #11 #23 # Devin Skatzka - - #18 - #18-9

10 ELIJAH OLIVER 125 Junior Washington, Ill. Washington Community H.S (Sophomore 125 lbs.) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIER (125 lbs.) earned third-place at the Navy Classic took sixth-place at the Big Ten Wrestling Championships in IU s Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall assembled a record with nine bonus point victories, including five wins by fall (3rd team) spent 14 weeks in the national rankings, peaking at No. 10 shot out of a cannon by winning nine of his first 10 matches, all with bonus points went 4-1 at the Navy Classic (11/19), securing third-place after a 5:43 pin against Steve Bulzomi (Binghamton) topped Michael Cullen (Wisconsin, 12/9) by technical fall for his first Big Ten win of the year, forcing a tiebreaker on the team score continued a four-match win streak with a pin against Spencer Dusi (Cleveland State, 12/11) earned a 10-5 road win over Anthony Rubinetti (Northwestern, 1/27) earned back-to-back decisions over Michael Beck (Maryland, 2/3) and Brandon Paetzel (Rutgers, 2/5) stunned No. 18 Vito Pasone (Appalachian State, 2/19) in sudden victory to guide IU to the NWCA Dual Series win opened the Big Ten Championships (3/4) with two wins over Michael Beck (Maryland) and Ben Thornton (Purdue) to punch his second NCAA Championships ticket (Freshman) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIER (#16 seed at 125 lbs.)... named to the Amateur Wrestling News All-Rookie First Team... earned fifth-place at his first Big Ten Championships... won tournament championships at the Keystone Classic and Lock Haven Classic... Indiana s Brian Dolph Most Improved Wrestler... Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree... opened his Indiana career with a 3-1 run at the EMU Open, taking second place (11/7)... won the Keystone Classic championship (11/22), going 4-0 with three major decisions and a pin... earned a tech fall against SIU-Edwardsville (12/5), the first dual bout of his career... won a decision against Skyler Petry in the Hoosiers upset win over Minnesota (12/11)... secured a fourth-place finish at the Reno Tournament of Champions (12/20), going 6-2 on the day with a major decision, one tech fall, and a pin... won his second tournament championship at the LHU Classic (12/29) with a 4-0 record, closing with two wins against grapplers from #24 Pittsburgh... secured a pin in just over two minutes in IU s dual meet against Maryland (1/15)... won back-toback bouts at Michigan State (1/22) and Michigan (1/24), knocking off the Wolverines #24 Conor Youtsey in the process... finished dual season with three wins, two with bonus points, against Purdue (2/7), Rutgers (2/12), and Appalachian State (2/21)... bowed out in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Championships, but wrestled back to a fifth-place finish (3/6)... earned his first NCAA qualification and first with a national seed at No. 16 won his first-round matchup of the NCAA Championships over Rutgers Sean Mc- Cabe, 8-2 (3/17) named to the AWN All-Rookie first team. Prep/Personal: Wrestled for one season under coach Bryan Medlin at Washington Community High School, then three seasons for coach Chris Lewis at Christian Brothers High School in Memphis, Tenn.... tallied a record over his career... earned one Illinois State Championship and three Tennessee State Championships... won the Fargo National Championship at 113 lbs.... was an Honor Roll student... son of Eric and Katrinia Oliver... born November 26, has two brothers, Eric Jr. and Emmanuel, and one sister, Elexus... intends to major in Business Management. W MD, Austin Clabaugh unat. Penn State (Clarion Open) 16-5 W MD, Brandan Howard unat. Clarion (Clarion Open) 14-0 L D, Louie Hayes Virginia (Clarion Open) 5-3 W WBF, Luke Werner Lock Haven (Clarion Open) 5:17 W MD, Sam Book unat. Virginia (Clarion Open) 11-3 L D, #7 Zeke Moisey West Virginia (Clarion Open) 5-4 L D, Willy Girard at Bloomsburg 12-5 W MD, Logan Treaster Navy (Navy Classic) 14-3 W TF, Spencer Good Columbia (Navy Classic) (6:03) W D, Ibrahim Bunduka George Mason (Navy Classic) 8-3 L D, Michael McGee Old Dominion (Navy Classic) 10-3 L D, Gage Curry American (Navy Classic) 3-2 W MD, Tomas Gutierrez Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 11-2 L D, Joe Nelson Binghamton (IU Duals) 9-7 W MD, D.J. Smith Indianapolis (IU Duals) 18-8 W Forfeit Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) FF W MD, Zac Gentzler SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 16-4 W TF, Cameron Lathem Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 19-3 (4:23) W D, Brakan Mead #2/2 Ohio State Career

11 GARRETT PEPPLE 133 r-sophomore Kendalville, Ind. East Noble H.S (Redshirt Freshman 133 lbs.) Finished in third-place at the Navy Classic earned a record in his first varsity season, picking up bonus points in five wins scored his first varsity victory over Nate Cervantez (San Francisco State, 11/3) started a stellar weekend out east with a first period pin over Lio Quezzada (George Mason, 11/17) battled through the consolation bracket for a third-place finish at the Navy Classic (11/19), clinching the podium spot with a major decision over Albert Landeros (North Dakota State) won his first career Big Ten match in the conference opener against Wisconsin (12/9), a 14-3 major decision over Eli Stickley won by fall against Terrell Grant (Cleveland State) on a 2-0 day at the Eastern Michigan tri (12/11) (Redshirt) Achieved third-place at the Alma Open... also finished in eighthplace at the Michigan State Open... began his collegiate career with a record as an unattached redshirt tallied four major decisions, one tech fall, and five pins opened the season with a 3-2 outing at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/7), opening with a major decision win over Patrick Blommel (Michigan State) before falling, 5-0, to No. 5 Johnni DiJulius (Ohio State) finished in the wrestle-backs with a 44-second pin and a major decision win earned a podium finish at eighth-place in the MSU Open (11/15), going 2-3 with a crucial 8-3 decision over Michael Cullen (Wisconsin) to land on the podium pinned Thorin Wilson (Southwestern Oregon) in 1:50 to spark an outstanding 4-2 day at the Reno Tournament of Champions (12/20) followed the pin with a 6-2 decision win before bowing out of championship contention in the quarterfinal, closed with a 1:19 pin and a major decision over Ronnie Stevens (Oregon State) lost both matches at Midlands (12/29) took third place at the Alma Open (1/23) with a 5-1 record, picking up bonus points in four matches pinned Dom Paterra (Adrian) in the opening round before falling in the quarterfinal, and proceeded to win his next four bouts, finishing with a 5-0 win over De Ante Evens (Defiance). Prep/Personal: A three-time finalist and 2015 IHSAA State Champion for head coach Keith Hoffar at East Noble High School, all at 113 lbs. also won three NHC conference titles, three sectional championships, three regional championships, and two semi-state titles posted an outstanding career record set East Noble single-season records for falls (36), wins (46), and tournament points his 96 career falls is also an East Noble record guided the Knights to three sectional team titles and a regional championship a three-time All-American at the Disney Duals earned two Cadet USAW Folkstyle All- American honors battled for USAW Junior All-American finishes in both folkstyle and freestyle earned fourth-place at Super 32 in 2014 born April 17, 1997 the son of Brett and Windy Pepple has one sister, Stevie-Lauren majoring in Sports Marketing and Management. L D, Dom Forys Pittsburgh (Clarion Open) 8-3 W WBF, Kyle Greenwald Clarion (Clarion Open) 1:29 W D, Roshaun Cooley Clarion (Clarion Open) 7-4 L D, David Fehlman unat. Lock Haven (Clarion Open) 3-2 L D, Andy Schutz at Bloomsburg 4-0 W D, #17 Anthony Tutolo Kent State (Navy Classic) SV W WBF, Chris Scorese Columbia (Navy Classic) 1:56 W D, Kegan Calkins Oregon State (Navy Classic) 10-3 L MD, #20 Cameron Kelly Ohio (Navy Classic) 12-2 L MD, #15 Nathan Boston Campbell (Navy Classic) 10-1 W D, #23 Noah Gonser Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 2-1 L D, Jake Nicholson Binghamton (IU Duals) 9-4 W WBF, Nick Brady Indianapolis (IU Duals) 4:25 L D, Alijah Jeffrey Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 3-0 W TF, Joe Antonelli SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 17-0 (3:55) W WBF, Andrew Coghill Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 3:39 L D, #4 Luke Pletcher #2/2 Ohio State Career

12 COLE WEAVER 141 r-junior Hudson, Mich. Hudson H.S (Redshirt Sophomore 141 lbs.) Angel Escobedo Most Courageous Wrestler Award winner earned an record in his first full varsity season, his second as the starter at 141 lbs. for Indiana earned three wins by fall won a match at the Navy Classic (11/19), his first since a season-ending injury in 2016, to contribute to the team championship tally swept his matches at the SIU-Edwardsville tri (12/4) with a 5-0 win over Taylor Nein (North Dakota State) and a 7-4 decision against Trevor Feagans (SIUE) won three matches at the Midlands Championships (12/29-30), including a 73-second pin against Noah Teaney (Oklahoma) secured his first Big Ten win of the year with an 8-2 decision over Alec McKenna (Northwestern, 1/27) pinned Mousa Jodeh (Illinois, 2/12) on a scramble in the second period eked out a 5-4 decision over Irvin Enriquez (Appalachian State, 2/19) to clinch IU s first NWCA Dual Series win topped Mousa Jodeh (Illinois) once again at the Big Ten Championships (3/4) and came one match short of NCAA qualification (Redshirt Freshman lbs.) Grappled to a seventh-place finish at the EMU Open (11/7)... tallied a 3-2 record at the Keystone Classic (11/22)... won his first collegiate dual match, 6-4, over John Muldoon of SIU-Edwardsville (12/5)... dropped a 7-2 decision against #11 Tommy Thorn of Minnesota (12/11)... lost a bout to Eastern Michigan s Kyle Springer, SV , but rebounded with a 16-1 tech fall in the dual against Manchester (12/13)... grabbed his second podium finish of the season at the Reno Tournament of Champions (12/20), taking seventh-place... achieved a third-place finish at the LHU Classic (12/29), culminating in a 4-3 decision over George Mason s Tejon Anthony... lost an 11-3 major decision to #13 Jimmy Gulibon of top-ranked Penn State (1/10)... came from behind in the third period for a decision win against Maryland (1/15) (Redshirt) Finished a strong freshman campaign with a 10-7 overall record at 149 pounds, recording one pin... landed on the winning side of a 3-2 record at the EMU Open (11/16)... took the podium with a third-place finish at the Greyhound Open in Indianapolis (2/10). Prep/Personal: Wrestled for four seasons under head coach Scott Marry at Hudson High School...a three-time Michigan State Champion... the son of Lorie and Rodney Weaver... has one sister, Madison... born February 9, intends to major in Criminal Justice. W D, Nickalas Henneman unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) 6-3 W D, Brian Courtney unat. Virginia (Clarion Open) 5-3 L D, #10 Brock Zacherl Clarion (Clarion Open) 10-4 W D, Ryan Peters unat. Buffalo (Clarion Open) 8-1 W NC, Timothy Rooney unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) NC W WBF, Braden Stahlnecker at Bloomsburg 2:00 W D, Ben Bliss Bucknell (Navy Classic) 8-1 W D, #17 Jack Hathaway Oregon State (Navy Classic) TB L D, Nicholas Gil Navy (Navy Classic) 8-3 W WBF, #10 Tyler Smith Bucknell (Navy Classic) 4:51 W D, Sa Derian Perry Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 5-0 W D, Joe Russ Binghamton (IU Duals) 6-1 W WBF, Angelo Robles Indianapolis (IU Duals) 4:49 W WBF, Anthony Rubino Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 1:21 W WBF, John Muldoon SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 4:12 W D, Evan Cheek Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 5-3 L D, #6 Joey McKenna #2/2 Ohio State Career

13 BRANDON JAMES 141 r-sophomore Indianapolis, Ind. Perry Meridian H.S. / Old Dominion University (R-Freshman) Transferred to Indiana from Old Dominion University... entered the Midlands Championships unattached (Redshirt) Went competing at 133 and 141 in open tournaments as a redshirt... Earned four major decisions, two tech. falls and three pins... Placed third at the Clarion and Cleveland State Opens... Went 4-2 at the East Stroudsburg Open and 3-2 at the National Collegiate Open. C-USA Commissioner s Honor Roll W WBF, Kyle Greenwald Clarion (Clarion Open) 1:29 L D, #5 Jack Mueller Virginia (Clarion Open) 9-4 W WBF, Andrew Coghill Cleveland State (Clarion Open) 1:03 L D, Durbin Lloren Utah Valley (Clarion Open) 8-5 Prep/Personal: A four-time Indiana State place winner for Perry Meridian High School, taking third in 2015, second in 2014, fifth in 2013 and third in 2012 Was a three-time Fargo All-American, placing seventh in Junior Freestyle in 2013, sixth in Cadet Freestyle in 2012 and eighth in Cadet Freestyle in 2011 Took third at FloNationals Finished eighth at the 2012 Super32 Pre-Season Tournament Won the 2011 USAW Preseason Nationals Ranked top 20 at 132 lbs. in all polls and was listed as No. 55 senior recruit by FloWrestling... Compiled career record of born May 30, Son of Richard James and Nettie Viera... Has one brother, Tyler... Majoring in international business

14 DAVEY TUNON 149 r-freshman Clarksville, Ohio Clarksville Clinton-Massie H.S (Redshirt) Missed the entirety of his unattached season due to injury. Prep/Personal: A two-time podium finisher and threetime qualifier for head coach Spencer Running at Clinton- Massie High School posted a career record of with an outstanding 45-3 mark his senior season earned third-place as a junior and fourth-place as a senior, the latter coming after Clinton-Massie s move to Division II won three SCOL league championships set the school record for most wins by a freshman (36) an exceptional four-year football player for Clinton-Massie, earning two All-Ohio selections with a first team honor in 2015 ran for 393 yards in one game, a school record won two OHSAA State Championships with Clinton-Massie s football team born September 23, 1997 the son of Carrie Tunon and Paden Byington has two sisters, Diem Byington and Chloee Curtis, and one brother, Riddick Byington intends to major in Nursing. W WBF, Mohamed Kaba unat. Bloomsburg (Clarion Open) 1:48 W WBF, Grant Turnmire Cleveland State (Clarion Open) 1:40 L D, Jake Keating Virginia (Clarion Open) 4-2 L D, Taylor Ortiz Clarion (Clarion Open) 5-3 W D, Ryan Stocku at Bloomsburg 4-1 W D, Koby Reyes Purdue (Navy Classic) SV W WBF, Rob Duxbury Del. Valley (Navy Classic) 4:24 L D, #4 Matt Kolodzik Princeton (Navy Classic) 8-1 W D, John Kenyon Navy (Navy Classic) 8-1 L MD, Corey Wilding Navy (Navy Classic) 11-1 W D, Kyle Springer Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 9-8 L D, Frankie Garcia Binghamton (IU Duals) SV W D, Kyle Barkovich Indianapolis (IU Duals) 8-3 W D, Zack Velasquez Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 5-0 L D, Tyshawn Williams SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 9-3 L D, Ryan Ford Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 4-2 L TF, #5 Ke-Shawn Hayes #2/2 Ohio State 16-0 (2:58)

15 JAKE DANISHEK 157 r-junior Lebanon, Ohio Dayton Christian H.S (Redshirt Sophomore 157 lbs.) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIER (157 lbs.) Academic All-Big Ten selection NWCA All-Academic Team honoree a fifth-place finish at the Navy Classic Brian Dolph Most Improved Wrestler Award winner tallied a record in a breakout season at 157 lbs. started all 19 dual meets, going 12-7 with a 4-5 record against the Big Ten earned bonus points in eight wins (5 MD, 3 WBF) took fifth-place at the Navy Classic (11/19), going 5-2 with two bonus point wins topped T.J. Ruschell (Wisconsin, 12/9) with a onepoint decision extended his winning streak to seven matches with a 10-5 win over Jared Scharenbrock (Wisconsin) at the Midlands Championships (12/29-30) scored his first win against a ranked opponent with a 9-3 decision over No. 12 Alex Griffin (Purdue, 1/13) earned his fourth Big Ten win of the season, a personal career best, with a major decision against Danny Boychuck (Maryland, 2/3) won his NWCA National Dual Series match 5-1 over Gavin Londoff (Appalachian State, 2/19) delivered two wins in the clutch at the Big Ten Championships (3/4-5), entering the ninth-place match after his 7-1 win over Justin Alexander (Maryland) achieved his first NCAA qualification in sudden victory, 3-1, over Jake Ryan (Ohio State) met second-seeded Michael Kemerer (Iowa) in the first round of the NCAA Championships (3/16) and No. 15 Archie Colgan (Wyoming) in the consolation bracket. W WBF, J.J. Wolfe Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 5:44 W D, Tristan Rifanburg Binghamton (IU Duals) SV W WBF, Tony Vaughn Indianapolis (IU Duals) 2:06 W D, Caden McWhirter Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 6-0 W MD, Karsten Van Velsor SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 17-8 W WBF, Ryan Montgomery Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 2:32 L MD, #5 Micah Jordan #2/2 Ohio State 14-4 Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron earned two wins on the opening day, an 8-2 decision over Danny Reed (Columbia) and a 12-2 technical fall over Christian Monserrat (West Virginia) (Redshirt Freshman lbs.) Academic All-Big Ten honoree... won the LHU Classic Championship (12/29) at 157 lbs.... made his varsity debut in dual action, capturing an 11-5 decision win against SIU-Edwardsville (12/5)... won a 13-9 decision in IU s dual win against Eastern Michigan (12/13)... lost his opening bout, but rebounded for four straight wins at the Reno Tournament of Champions (12/20)... earned his first two Big Ten dual wins of the season with wins at Michigan State (1/22) and Michigan (1/24)... picked up another dual win against #7 Ohio State (1/29)... dropped Mark Bozzo (MSU) in the wrestlebacks at the Big Ten Championships (3/5) (Redshirt) Champion of the Greyhound Open at 157 lbs.... also earned podium finishes at the Eastern Michigan Open (runner-up) and Michigan State Open (fifth-place)... compiled a 22-4 record at 157 pounds (unattached)... earned four pins, three major decisions, and two tech falls in his debut season... won first two matches, lost his third, then won his final three bouts for a fifth-place finish at the MSU Open (11/4)... earned a second-place finish at the EMU Open, going 4-1 on the day (11/16)... amassed a strong 3-2 outing at the Midlands Championships, with a point margin in his three wins (12/30)... won first career championship at the Greyhound Open (2/10). Prep/Personal: Ohio D3 State Champion... National Honor Society member... Class president at Dayton Christian School... coached by Ted Bray at Dayton Christian... son of Jennifer and Bill Danishek... born November 11, has one brother, Henry, and one sister, Alex... intends to major in Business Management Career

16 AUSTIN HOLMES 157 r-freshman Fishers, Ind. Hamilton Southeastern H.S (Redshirt) Wrestled 10 matches as an unattached grappler earned four wins, two with bonus points (2 WBF) started the season at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/5) won three matches at the Michigan State Open (11/19), starting with a first period pin against Christopher Matzke (Edinboro) won his first match of the Purple Raider Open, a 2:00 pin against Teagan O Sullivan (Gannon). Prep/Personal: Twice an IHSAA State Championships podium finisher for head coach Kyle Poyer at Hamilton Southeastern High School finished in fourth-place in his sophomore and junior seasons, also qualifying as a senior posted a career record with three sectional titles and three regional titles also claimed a semi-state title, three conference championships, and three county championships aided the Royals to pairs of sectional and regional team titles an NHSCA Academic All-American named to the 2015 Junior Duals All-Tournament Team born June 26, 1998 the son of Brian and Kim Holmes has a sister, Alexis, and a brother, Andrew intends to major in Finance. W WBF, Brandon Miller Penn State Behrend (Clarion Open) 2:39 L D, Christian Monserrat West Virginia (Clarion Open) 6-1 W WBF, Sean Agnella unat. Pitt-Johnstown (Clarion Open) 1:23 W D, Chase Archangelo unat. Cleveland State (Clarion Open) 5-2 L WBF, Bo Pipher Penn State (Clarion Open) 1:34 at 157 lbs. L WBF, Kevin Laubach Jr. at Bloomsburg 2:18 at 149 lbs. L D, Jacob Macololooy Columbia (Navy Classic) 10-7 W TF, Justin Yorkdale George Mason (Navy Classic) 18-3 (4:10) L D, Matt Lattanze Brown (Navy Classic)

17 BRYCE MARTIN 165 r-junior Bakersfield, Calif. Bakersfield H.S (Redshirt Sophomore 165 lbs.) The Navy Classic Champion at 165 lbs. compiled a 16-9 record, the second-fewest losses on the team (min. 20 matches) earned one win by major decision and two technical falls made the starting dual lineup 18-of-19 times, earning 39 team points started a six-match win streak with a 10-5 decision over Garrett Tingen (George Mason, 11/17) won the Navy Classic Championship (11/19), going 5-0 with a technical fall in the second round and clinching the title with a 9-6 decision over Quentin Perez (Campbell) earned five consecutive dual meet wins, ending the streak on a 5-2 decision win over Dylan Lydy (Purdue, 1/13) earned another Big Ten win against Dustin Williams (Nebraska, 1/29) scored a 5-3 decision win against Josh Ugalde (Maryland, 2/3), lifting IU to their second Big Ten dual win won his third consecutive Big Ten dual match against Dylan Painton (Rutgers, 2/5) helped Indiana beat No. 20 Appalacian State (2/19) in the NWCA Dual Series with his 6-2 win over Forrest Przybysz. Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron. W MD, Kade Byland unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) 17-7 L D, Demetrius Romero Utah Valley (Clarion Open) 10-5 W D, Eric Fasnacht unat. Buffalo (Clarion Open) 5-3 L D, John Vaughn Cleveland State (Clarion Open) 7-6 W MD, Anthony Vetrano at Bloomsburg 13-4 W TF, Kade Byland Kent State (Navy Classic) 17-1 (5:48) W D, Luke Drugac Old Dominion (Navy Classic) 4-2 W D, Jon Viruet Brown (Navy Classic) SV W D, #15 Jonathan Schleifer Princeton (Navy Classic) 6-3 W D, Zac Carson Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 9-6 L D, Vincent DePrez Binghamton (IU Duals) 9-4 W D, J.D. Waters Indianapolis (IU Duals) 10-4 W D, Andrew Scott Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 7-1 W Forfeit SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) FF W MD, John Vaughn Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 9-1 L D, Cody Burcher #2/2 Ohio State (Redshirt Freshman lbs.) Won the Lock Haven Classic Championship... took fifth-place at the Reno Tournament of Champions... started with a strong 3-2 showing at the EMU Open (11/7)... picked up his first dual win of the season with a 3-1 decision over Eastern Michigan s Dakota Juarez (12/13)... earned a pin in 35 seconds during the dual against Manchester (12/13)... battled to a fifth-place finish at the Reno Tournament of Champions (12/20), going 3-2 with one major decision... won his second collegiate tournament championship at the LHU Classic (12/29), finishing with a 6-4 decision over Kent State s Jariod James... emerged with the sudden-victory, and his first career Big Ten dual win, against Maryland (1/15)... won a tight 5-4 decision in the closing seconds against Appalachian State s Forrest Prsybysz (2/21)... rebounded with a 5-2 win in the wrestlebacks at the Big Ten Championships (3/5) (Redshirt) Tallied an 18-6 overall record, including three major decisions, at 165 pounds (unattached)... earned fifth place at the MSU Open (11/4)... won the EMU Open Championship, winning all five bouts (11/16)... battled to a third place finish at the Greyhound Open (2/10). Prep/Personal: Wrestled for Coach Andy Varner at Bakersfield High School in Bakersfield, Calif.... high school career record of finished sixth at the Virginia Beach Nationals in was fourth at California state tournament in runner-up at California state tournament in fourth place at 2014 Folkstyle nationals... eighth at Fargo in undecided major... son of Jeff and Susan Martin... has two brothers, Darrik and Sean... born February 14, majoring in Environmental Management Career

18 DEVIN SKATZKA 174 r-sophomore Richmond, Mich. Richmond H.S (Redshirt Freshman 174 lbs.) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS QUALIFIER (174 lbs.) fifth-place at the 54th Annual Ken Kraft Midlands Championships earned seventh-place at the Big Ten Wrestling Championships inside IU s Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall also finished in third-place at the Navy Classic Taylor Walsh Award winner for most falls on the team (10) earned a record in his breakout freshman campaign, scoring bonus points in 13 wins went 13-6 in dual meets with a point differential of +45 (2nd team) spent six weeks in the national rankings, peaking at No. 17 won his first five matches of the season before dropping a tight decision to No. 16 Jadaen Bernstein (Navy Classic, 11/19) earned a third-place finish at the Navy Classic with a 4-1 record and two pins pinned five consecutive opponents, four in dual meets and the fifth against No. 15 CJ Brucki (Central Michigan) in the first round of Midlands (12/29) finished his second Midlands (12/30) with a fifth-place podium finish, achieved by pinning Micah Barnes (Nebraska) and winning a decision against No. 22 Ryan Christensen (Wisconsin) edged Chris Pfarr (Minnesota, 1/22) 11-8 for his first home Big Ten dual win pinned Braxton Cody (Northwestern (1/27) in 1:55 won by technical fall over Elliott Raiford (Appalachian State, 2/19) in the NWCA Dual Series win earned five wins at the Big Ten Championships (3/4-5) and beat Jacob Morrissey (Purdue) to take seventh-place and secure his first NCAA qualification, pushing No. 3 Bo Jordan (Ohio State) to the brink in the second round. W WBF, Dylan Barreiro unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) 3:41 W WBF, Austin Weigel unat. Buffalo (Clarion Open) 3:25 W TF, Jared Siegrist unat. Lock Haven (Clarion Open) 18-3 L D, Will Schany Virginia (Clarion Open) 8-5 W D, Kyle Murphy at Bloomsburg 10-6 W D, Andrew Morgan Campbell (Navy Classic) 10-6 W WBF, Kyle Inlander Bucknell (Navy Classic) 1:04 W TF, AJ Alford Navy (Navy Classic) 21-3 (2:47) W WBF #19 Tyrel White Columbia (Navy Classic) 2:45 L D, #7 Jadaen Bernstein Navy (Navy Classic) 5-3 W WBF, Quinton Rosser Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 0:47 W Forfeit SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) FF W WBF, Gabe Stark Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 3:32 W D, Fritz Schierl #2/2 Ohio State 8-5 Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron reached the quarterfinals after opening with three wins, starting with a technical fall over Idris White (Maryland) battled for a decision against Jonathan Schleifer (Princeton) before another technical fall victory against Stacy Davis (NC State) fell to Phil Bakuckas (Rutgers) in the quarterfinal round (Redshirt) Led all redshirt grapplers with a 24-8 unattached record, including three major decisions, one tech fall, and a team-leading 12 pins earned a second-place finish at the EMU Open (11/7), earning two falls and a major decision... took fifth-place in the Open division of the MSU Open (11/15), tallying a 6-1 tournament record with a pin earned a third podium appearance with a 4-2 day at the Cleveland State Open (12/12), opening with a 16-0 tech fall over Jared Swan (Old Dominion) earned a 3-2 record at Midlands (12/29), which entailed his highlight match of the season, a 4:54 win by fall over then-no. 6 Matt Reed (Oklahoma) nearly reached a podium finish before falling to NCAA qualifier Phil Bakuckas (Rutgers) in the fourth consolation round earned pins in all four wins on his way to a third-place finish at the Alma Open (1/23) reached his fifth podium of the season for third place at the Greyhound Open (2/6), picking up three pins in a 4-1 tournament run. Prep/Personal: Four year letter winner as a wrestler for coach Brandon Day at Richmond High School... a four-time Michigan State Champion, the highest mark in Richmond history... a three-time FloWrestling All-American and three-time Cliff Keen All-American honoree... helped the Blue Devils to two team Michigan State Championships and two runner-up finishes... ranked seventh on FloWrestling high school rankings, including fifth place on the open mat and 11th on intermat... set the pin record at Richmond... also a standout running back for Richmond s football team, earning First Team All-State honors... lettered in baseball and track in addition to wrestling and football... the son of Dennis and Carey Skatzka... his father, Dennis, is also the assistant coach of the Richmond wrestling team... born on March 21, has two sisters, Jordan and Taylor... intends to major in Exercise Science Career

19 GABE KOONTZ 174 r-sophomore Ellettsville, Ind. Edgewood H.S (Redshirt Freshman 165 lbs.) Earned third-place at the Alma Open (1/21) also took a fourthplace finish at the Greyhound Open (2/5) opened the year with his first career appearance in the dual meet lineup, winning a 4-0 decision against Jesse Lyga (San Francisco State, 11/3) represented the Hoosiers at the Navy Classic (11/19), aiding the team championship win with a major decision over A.J. Alford (Navy) entered the Cleveland State Open (12/17) entered the top three on the Alma Open (1/21) podium, rebounding from a second round loss to win his last four matches with bonus points earned three consecutive technical falls, conceding just two points, on his way to the consolation final won the third place match by major decision over Clayton Davidson (Ohio Northern) ended the season with a fourth-place finish in the 174 lbs. bracket at the Greyhound Open (2/5) started the open with a first period pin (1:39), and then a decision win to enter the semifinals. L MD, Weston Vonegidy West Virginia (Clarion Open) 13-1 W MD, Michael Porreca unat. Bloomsburg (Clarion Open) 8-0 L TF, Jacob Oliver unat. Edinboro (Clarion Open) 17-2 L D, Dylan Barreiro Kent State (Navy Classic) 10-6 W TF, Brandon Rudy Del. Valley (Navy Classic) 15-0 (5:35) W MD, Conner Allshouse American (Navy Classic) 11-1 W D, Frank Guida Bucknell (Navy Classic) 5-3 L MD, Dylan Lydy Purdue (Navy Classic) 13-3 L D, Jared Leidich Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 5-4 L WBF, Anthony Lombardo Binghamton (IU Duals) 2:42 W D, Luke Kreich Indianapolis (IU Duals) SV Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron (Redshirt) Title winner at the Alma Open... finished runner-up at the Greyhound Open... ascended the podium with an eighth-place finish at the Michigan State Open (freshman/sophomore division)... compiled a record as an unattached competitor, including a major decision and a technical fall went 0-2 at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/7) took eighth-place at the MSU Open (11/15), posting a 4-3 tournament record with a tech fall lost the opening match, but battled back with four consecutive wins in the wrestle-backs lost both matches at the Cleveland State Open (12/12) went 0-2 at Midlands (12/29) hoisted the crown at the Alma Open (1/23) for his first collegiate tournament win, winning his final three matches by decision opened the Greyhound Open (2/6) with a major decision win before making a run all the way to the championship bout, where he dropped a 9-4 decision. Prep/Personal: Wrestled for head coach Greg Ratliff at nearby Edgewood High School... tallied a career record, including a 46-2 mark his senior season... those win tallies are both Edgewood program records... landed on the podium with third- and fifth-place finishes at the IHSAA State Championships... set records with 313 career takedowns and 119 in his final year... also holds the Edgewood record for single-season team points... earned Academic All- State honors as a senior... also played four years with the Mustangs football team, racking up 3,000 combined rushing yards in his junior and senior seasons... born January 15, 1997 to his parents, Joni and Nate Koontz... has two brothers, AJ and Matthew... majoring in Exercise Science Career

20 NORMAN CONLEY 184 r-sophomore St. Louis, Mo. Chaminade College Prepatory School (Redshirt Freshman 197 lbs.) Earned an 8-9 record in his first varsity season, entering the dual lineup for four meets took bonus points in three wins (2 MD, 1 WBF) received the first dual meet start of his career in the season opening tri-dual at Cal Poly (11/3) picked up his first two varsity wins at the Navy Classic (11/20), aiding a team championship effort with two major decisions reached third place at the Cleveland State Open after starting the tournament 3-0, beginning with a 3:53 pin over Emilio Fowler (Ohio) picked up two wins at the Midlands Championships (12/29-30) made his Big Ten debut in a home dual against Minnesota (1/22) lost a tight bout against No. 19 Jacob Berkowitz at Northwestern (1/27) also entered the lineup for Indiana s home dual with Nebraska (1/29). Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron secured two wins in the 86kg bracket, opening with a technical fall shutout over Faris Karaborni (Minnesota) in the wrestle-backs, earned a 10-0 win over Luke Bean (Oklahoma State) (Freshman) Took third-place at three of his unattached season tournaments: the Eastern Michigan Open, the Michigan State Open, and the Greyhouns Open... tallied an unattached record of 16-9 with two major decisions and two pins opened the year, and his collegiate career, with a thirdplace finish at the EMU Open (11/7) went 4-1 at Eastern Michigan with three decision wins heading into the semifinal round earned another podium finish, third-place, at the MSU Open (11/15) secured his first redshirt pin in 4:39 over Jacob Harvey (Olivet), before a decision win and a narrow 2-0 defeat in the semifinals finished with a 5-2 decision win over Matthre Striegel (Missouri) in the third-place bout lost both matches at the Cleveland State Open (12/12) went 0-2 at Midlands (12/29) took fifth-place at the Alma Open (1/23) with two major decisions in the wrestle-backs earned a third trip to the podium at the Greyhound Open (2/6), opening with a 2:32 and only losing via tiebreaker in the semifinal. Prep/Personal: Four-year letter winner in wrestling for coach Lee Furnace, Jr. at Chaminade College Prepatory School, where he spent two years as the team captain... named First Team All-Conference his junior and senior seasons... achieved a fourth place finish at the Missouri State Tournament, the highest finish in Chaminade history... earned a fifth place finish at the Ohio Tournament of Champions his junior year... posted an eighth place finish at the Cliff Keen Nationals, receiving USA Wrestling All-American honors... set school records for single-season wins (43), single-season takedowns, and career wins (109)... also lettered in football... the son of Norm and Chris Conley... born on December 20, has a brother, Danny, and a sister, Tess... a four-year contracted cadet scholarship winner in Army ROTC at Indiana University... intends to major in Criminal Justice and Chinese. W MD, Tyler Koreski Ohio Valley (Clarion Open) 10-2 W WBF, Jack Walsh Virginia (Clarion Open) 2:46 L D, Nino Bonaccorsi unat. Pittsburgh (Clarion Open) 10-4 W MD, Spencer Irick Indiana (Clarion Open) 12-4 L D, Tyler Bagoly unat. Clarion (Clarion Open) 4-2 L D, Trevor Allard at Bloomsburg 6-5 W D, Nino Bastianelli Brown (Navy Classic) 9-4 W D, Shane Mast Kent State (Navy Classic) 10-6 L D, #13 Michael Coleman Navy (Navy Classic) 6-0 W D, Alex Benoit Navy (Navy Classic) SV L D, Anthony Pedro Brown (Navy Classic) 10-3 at 197 lbs. L D, Derek Hillman Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 9-7 at 184 lbs. L D, #14 Steve Schneider Binghamton (IU Duals) 4-1 W D, Brody Conner Indianapolis (IU Duals) 3-2 W D, Bryce Gorman Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 5-2 W D, Bryce Shewan SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 8-4 W D, Chris Morrow Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 5-3 L MD, #2 Myles Martin #2/2 Ohio State Career

21 JAKE HINZ 184 r-sophomore Westerville, Ohio Westerville North H.S (Redshirt Freshman 197 lbs.) Wrestled 29 matches in his first varsity season, earning 13 wins five of those wins came with bonus points (2 MD, 3 WBF) took fifth-place at the Navy Classic third-place at the Alma Open entered the dual lineup 15 times and represented the Hoosiers at the Big Ten Championships a 20-7 major decision over Andrew Thomas (George Mason, 11/17) gave Hinz his first win of the season wrestled to a fifth-place finish at the Navy Classic (11/19), adding points to the Hoosiers team championship finished the weekend with a 4-2 tournament record, earning a pin in less than a minute beat Cordell Eaton (North Dakota State) before dropping a tight decision to Jake Tindle (SIU-Edwardsville) at the SIUE Duals (12/4) made his Big Ten debut against No. 15 Ricky Robertson (Wisconsin, 12/9) headed to the Alma Open (1/21) and battled to third-place, highlighted by a major decision over James Russell (Michigan State) entered the Big Ten Tournament (3/4-5) for the first time in his career, opening against No. 4 Kollin Moore scored a win in the consolation round, an 8-5 decision over Wesley Maskill (Michigan State). Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron put together an impressive run to the quarterfinals at 86kg, sparked by an opening-round decision win over Will Sumner (Utah Valley) won an 11-1 tech fall over Zach Bruce (Pittsburgh) before edging Josh Anthony (UW-Parkside) with a one-point decision win bowed out of championship contention after a quarterfinals defeat to Sammy Brooks (Iowa). L D, Gary Jantzer Utah Valley (Clarion Open) 7-4 W WBF, Jacob Adams unat. Cleveland State (Clarion Open) 1:32 W TF, Brodie Englert Pitt Johnstown (Clarion Open) 17-2 L D, Colin McCracken unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) 8-7 W D, Seth McLeod Oregon State (Navy Classic) 5-2 W D, Colin McCracken Kent State (Navy Classic) 3-2 L D, #21 CJ LaFragola Brown (Navy Classic) 8-4 W D, Antonio Agee Old Dominion (Navy Classic) 5-3 L MD, Seth McLeod Oregon State (Navy Classic) 14-4 W D, Kayne McCallum Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 10-7 at 197 lbs. L D, Mark Tracy Binghamton (IU Duals) 8-3 L MD, Brian Wagner Indianapolis (IU Duals) 12-3 W D, Max Ihry Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 5-3 L D, Christian Dulaney SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 9-7 L MD, John Kelbly Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) (Redshirt) As a redshirt, posted a 7-3 unattached record with three pins earned a fifth-place podium finish at the Michigan State Open (freshman/sophomore division)... recorded his first redshirt pin in 2:07 at the EMU Open (11/7), where he went 2-2 earned a fifth-place finish at the MSU Open (11/15) with two pins, both coming in the wrestle-backs went 5-1 overall at the MSU Open, losing only his first match before rattling off five wins in the wrestle-backs, culminating in an 8-4 decision over Connor Wagh (Bucknell) in the fifth-place bout. Prep/Personal: Compiled a record in four seasons under head coach David Grant at Westerville North High School earned a third-place finish at Ohio s state championships as a senior twice an All-Conference honoree and All-Ohio Metropolitan Area honoree Westerville North s team captain for three seasons, winning team conference titles twice also lettered in football, baseball, and rugby born June 14, 1997 the son of Tami and Brent Hinz has one sister, Madelyn intends to major in Political Science Career

22 SPENCER IRICK 184 r-freshman Fishers, Ind. Hamilton Southeastern H.S (Redshirt) Did not see unattached action in his redshirt season due to injury. Prep/Personal: A two-time IHSAA State Championships qualifier for head coach Kyle Poyer at Hamilton Southeastern High School earned a third-place finish at the 2016 IHSAA State Championships set Hamilton Southeastern s school record for single-season pins (26) twice an Academic All-State honoree, cracking the first team as a senior won sectional and regional team titles with the Royals in both 2013 and 2014 also lettered in baseball for two seasons born May 25, 1997 the son of Sheila and Ed Irick has two brothers, Andrew and Matt his brother, Matt, wrestled four seasons for Indiana University ( ) intends to major in Biology. L D, Tyler Bagoly unat. Clarion (Clarion Open) 8-2 W D, Emorson Wentz unat. Pitt Johnstown (Clarion Open) 5-2 W D, Branden McRill West Virginia (Clarion Open) 7-6 L MD, Norman Conley Indiana (Clarion Open) 12-4 L D, Abraham Correa-Medina American (Navy Classic) 3-2 L D, Andrew Psomas Columbia (Navy Classic) 8-4 at 197 lbs. L MD, #1 Kollin Moore #2/2 Ohio State

23 JAKE KLEIMOLA 197 r-freshman Schererville, Ind. Lake Central H.S (Redshirt) Earned a seventh-place finish at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/5) tallied a 3-4 record on the season with two pins at the Eastern Michigan Open, scored a decision win over Chance Sonnenberg (Findlay) bowed out of championship contention with a loss to Kollin Moore (Ohio State) won a 4:31 fall on Jared Langley (Ohio State) to enter the seventh-place match also entered the Michigan State Open (11/19) missed the remainder of his unattached season due to injury. L D, Logan Womelsdorf at Bloomsburg 3-1 L MD, Pat Brucki Princeton (Navy Classic) 15-5 L TF, John D Agostino Old Dominion (Navy Classic) 18-2 (4:01) Prep/Personal: The 2016 IHSAA State Champion at 195 lbs., ending an illustrious four-year career under head coach Josh Morgan at Lake Central High School ranked No. 18 at 195 lbs. by The Open Mat ranked the No. 146 pound-for-pound wrestler, No. 13 in his weight class, by MWolverine.com posted a career record with three Lake County championships, three sectional titles, and three regional championships named the team MVP as a senior a two-time captain with a pair of Academic All-State first team honors born August 25, 1997 the son of Paul and Mary Kleimola mother also attended Indiana University has one sister, Katie, who is a current student at Indiana University plans to major in Business

24 FLETCHER MILLER 285 r-junior Kokomo, Ind. Kokomo H.S (Redshirt Sophomore 285 lbs.) Finished fourth-place at the Navy Classic completed a 9-20 overall record in his first full season as Indiana s heavyweight starter earned two major decisions and three wins by fall rumbled through the season opener with a 0:39 pin against Sam Alnassiri (San Francisco State, 11/3) earned three consecutive victories at the Navy Classic (11/19), clinching his first varsity podium finish with a 17-5 major decision over Devin Nye (Kent State) won by fall against Mike Furbee (Cleveland State, 12/11) at the Eastern Michigan tri pinned Guy Henson (Indiana Tech, 12/18) in 1:55 for his first career home win topped Steven Holloway (Iowa, 2/10) with a late takedown to secure his first career Big Ten win earned a decision victory over Jacob Cooper (Michigan State) at the Big Ten Championships (3/4). Summer 2016 (Freestyle) Attended the 2016 ASICS University Nationals at the University of Akron earned two wins in the 125kg bracket, starting with a 10-8 win over Dean Broghammer (Cleveland State) also picked up a 10-6 win over Tyler Kral (Purdue). W WBF, Devin Nye unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) 2:29 W D, Ben Andrew Utah Valley (Clarion Open) 7-4 L WBF, Tate Orndorff unat. Utah Valley (Clarion Open) 0:45 W WBF, Devin Nye unat. Kent State (Clarion Open) 1:00 W WBF, Nolan Terrance unat. Buffalo (Clarion Open) 1:36 W D, Bruce Graeber at Bloomsburg SV W D, Ali Wahab Old Dominion (Navy Classic) 6-2 L WBF, Matt Voss George Mason (Navy Classic) 6:41 MFF, Evan Ellis Brown (Navy Classic) MFF L D, Caleb Gossett Northern Illinois (Hoosier Duals) 12-6 W WBF, Tommy Helton SIU Edwardsville (Hoosier Duals) 2:36 W MD, Collin Kelly Cleveland State (Hoosier Duals) 9-1 W D, Kevin Snyder #2/2 Ohio State (Redshirt Freshman) Went 2-4 in his first varsity season with Indiana opened the year at 197 lbs. in the Eastern Michigan open, where he finished 2-2 with a major decision win in the wrestle-backs took the mat in his first career Big Ten dual action at No. 6 Michigan (1/24) also entered the dual lineup in the Hoosiers meet at No. 2 Iowa (2/5) (Redshirt) Completed a strong debut season for the Hoosiers, going 15-5 in the heavyweight division (unattached)... tallied four major decisions and three pins... won the MSU Open Championship, culminating with a 6-1 decision against Logan Rimmer of Notre Dame College (11/4)... earned fifth place at the EMU Open (11/16)... took the podium with a fourth-place finish at the Greyhound Open in Indianapolis (2/10) Career

25 ZACH HORWITZ 285 r-sophomore Buffalo Grove, Ill. Adlai E. Stevenson H.S (Redshirt Freshman 197 lbs.) Withdrew from school for the fall semester and rejoined the team in the spring (Redshirt) Earned a fifth-place finish at the Greyhound Open... as a redshirt, tallied a 7-8 unattached record with two technical falls and one pin started with an 0-2 outing at the EMU Open (11/7) earned his first two wins in a 2-2 day at the MSU Open (11/15) opened the MSU Open with back-to-back wins, the first a 20-4 tech fall over David Sheldon (Ashland) won two matches at the Alma Open (1/23), including a firstround pin in 4:27 started a 3-2 day at the Greyhound Open (2/6) with a 17-1 tech fall, and ended with a 7-0 decision win in the fifth-place bout MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS L D, David Smith unat. West Virginia (Clarion Open) 4-3 W D, Jacob Parker Pittsburgh (Clarion Open) 3-1 L D, Jonathan Spaulding unat. Edinboro (Clarion Open) 10-3 L D, Zach Feyrer Bucknell (Navy Classic) 3-1 L D, Mike Markulec Princeton (Navy Classic) 5-3 L WBF, #16 Gage Hutchison Eastern Michigan (IU Duals) 4:33 L TF, Connor Calkins Binghamton (IU Duals) 17-1 (4:17) L MD, Dylan Faulkenberg Indianapolis (IU Duals) Career