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1 O K L A H O M A W R E S T L I N G 263 ALL AMERICANS 65 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 23 CONFERENCE TITLES No. 9 Oklahoma (7-11) March NCAA Championships Des Moines, Iowa Oklahoma Five Sooners will be on hand in Des Moines, Iowa, for the 2013 NCAA Wrestling Championships. Cody Brewer (133), Kendric Maple Record: 7-11 (141), Matt Lester (157) and Bubby Graham (165) were all automatic qualifiers, while Nick Lester (149) received an at-large Head Coach: Mark Cody bid. NCAA Championships 2013 NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIPS The 2013 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships will begin on Thursday, March 21 and run through Saturday, March 23 at the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. There were 286 atuomatic qualifiers and 44 at-large selections for the Championships.» The action begins on Thursday with first round action. Second and third round action will take place on Friday morning and evening, respecitvely, with championship rounds on Saturday night.» Four of Oklahomam s five wrestlers earned automatic bids, while three of the auto matic qualifiers earned seeds (Maple #2, Graham #6, Brewer #8). Auto qualifier Matt Lester did not receive a seed, while twin brother Nick was OU s lone at-large bid.» Four of Oklahoma s five wrestlers competed at last year s NCAA Championships. Maple finished fourth at 141 pounds, while Nick Lester took eighth as the duo each earned All-America status for the first time in their careers. Graham and Matt Lester each lost in wrestle-back action.» Every session of the 2013 NCAA Championships will air live via the ESPN Family of networks.» Four Sooners are ranked in the latest poll from Intermat: No. 1 Kendric Maple (141), No. 5 Bubby Graham (165), No. 8 Cody Brewer (133) and No. 16 Nick Lester (149). SOONERS SEND FIVE TO NCAAS IN DES MOINES Five Oklahoma wrestlers - Cody Brewer (133), Kendric Maple (141), Nick Lester (149), Matt Lester (157) and Bubby Graham (165) - will compete for National Championships and All-America honors beginning on Thursday, March 21, at the Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. Three Sooners earned seeds for the NCAA Championships. Maple leads the way for Oklahoma as the No. 2 seed at 141 pounds, Graham is the sixth seed at 165 pounds, while Brewer is the final seeded OU wrestler as the No pounder in Des Moines. Maple will wrestle Maryland s Frank Goodwin (7-9) in first round action, while Graham will face Stanford s Bret Baumbach (22-10) on Thursday night at 165 pounds. Brewer will take to the mat against Columbia s Matt Bystol (9-10) in his NCAA Championship debut. Nick Lester will face Utah s Josh Wilson (21-8), while twin brother Matt will wrestle against Air Force s Joshua Kreimier (27-4) at 157-pounds in their respective first round matchups. JUST SHY OF THE CENTURY MARKER Redshirt junior Kendric Maple is just three wins shy of 100 heading into the NCAA Championshps. So far, the 141-pounder has put together a 26-0 run throughout the season. With three victories in Des Moines, he ll become the 13th wrestler at Oklahoma to surpass the century marker, and the first under head coach Mark Cody. MAPLE REIGNS AS BIG 12 CHAMPION Oklahoma s standout 141-pounder Kendric Maple defended his 2012 title in the event, to repeat as the 141-pound Big 12 Champion for the second consecutive year and clinch Oklahoma s 178 individual conference championship after he topped Iowa State s Luke Goettle with a 13-3 major decision. Since 1934, Oklahoma has secured six conference championships at 141 pounds. Assistant Coach Michael Lightner leads the way with three conference titles (1999, 2000, 2001), Maple is second (2012, 2013) while Teyon Ware clinched one Big 12 title in 2003 at 141 pounds. DATE OCT. 25 NOV. 2 Nov. 10 Nov. 24 DEC. 2 Dec. 7 DEC. 9 Dec JAN. 5 Jan. 18 JAN. 20 Jan. 25 Jan. 27 Feb. 2 Feb. 17 Mar. 8 Mar. 9 Mar OPPONENT OKLAHOMA WRESTLING SCHEDULE 2012 RED/WHITE SCRIMMAGE OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY Brockport Classic Northeast Duals BINGHAMTON No. 20 Wyoming No. 2 OKLAHOMA STATE Midlands Classic IOWA Northern Iowa WEST No. 14 No. 9 Virginia No. 7 Missouri National Duals No. 7 Virginia Tech No. 19 Michigan Big 12 Duals No. 20 Iowa State* West Virginia* No. 2 Oklahoma State* Big 12 Championship NCAA Tournament 2013 TIME 7 P.M. 7 P.M. All Day All Day 5 P.M. 7 p.m. 2 P.M. All Day 7 P.M. 7 p.m. 2 P.M. 6 p.m. 12 p.m. 6:30 p.m. All Day All Day All Day All Day OKLAHOMA WRESTLING ROSTER LOCATION N/A W, st, pts. 2-1 W, 31-9 L, L, rd, 85.0 pts. W, L, W, L, L, L, 26-8 Corvallis, Ore. L, 33-6 L, Stillwater, Okla. L, 38-7 W, 34-9 L, rd, 53 points Des Moines, Iowa NAME WEIGHT CLASS HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL Cody Brewer 133 RS-FR Kansas City, Mo./ Oak Park HS Scott Chene 133 RS-SR Irvine, Calif./ Virginia Tech Justin DeAngelis 157 RS-SO Tulsa, Okla./ Jenks HS Dalton Dennis 141 RS-FR Clearwater, Fla./ Northside Christian HS Dillon Dennis 149 SR Clearwater, Fla./ Northside Christian HS Dryden Dennis 141 FR Clearwater, Fla./ Northside Christian HS Kyle Detmer 165 RS-JR Wichita, Kan./ Bishop Carrol Catholic HS Josh Durham 141 RS-SO Edmond, Okla./ Edmond North HS Kyle Garcia 125 FR Edmond, Okla. Derek Geiges 149 RS-SO Charleston, S.C./ Bishop England HS Clark Glass 165 FR Brandon, Fla. Chase Gordon 149 RS-SO Oviedo, Fla./ Oviedo HS Patrick Graham 165 RS-SR Annapolis, MD/ Annapolis HS Keldrick Hall 195 SR Dallas, Texas/ Molina HS Tim Hamilton 141 FR Bartlesvill, Okla. Andrew Howe 174 SR Cedar Lake, Ind. Brad Johnson 197 FR Lockport, Ill. Ross Larson 197 FR Ankeny, Iowa Matthew Lester 157 RS-JR St. Louis, Mo./ Eureka HS Nicholas Lester 149 RS-JR St. Louis, Mo./ Eureka HS Kendric Maple 141 RS-JR Wichita, Kan./ Wichita Heights HS Nolan McBryde 174 RS-JR Eagle River, Alaska/ Chugiak HS Garrison McCauley 165 FR Comanche, Okla. Jarrod Patterson 125 RS-JR Cushing, Okla./ Cushing HS Matthew Reed 174 FR Wichita, Kan. Travis Rutt 174 SR New Prague, Minn.

2 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDUP Kendric Mapled secured an individual title for the Sooners at 141 pounds as the University of Oklahoma wrestling team finished third with 58 points at the Big 12 Championships inside Oklahoma State s Gallagher-Iba Arena on Saturday night. Oklahoma finished third behind champion Oklahoma State (118.5) and runner-up Iowa State (74). West Virginia rounded out the field with 28 points for fourth. Maple defended his Big 12 Championship crown from a year ago with a dominant performance at 141 pounds after he topped Iowa State s Luke Goettl with a 13-3 major decision to remain undefeated on the year with a 26-0 overall record. Three other Sooners competed in championship bouts at Gallagher-Iba Arena, with runner-up finishes by redshirt freshman Cody Brewer, redshirt junior Matt Lester and redshirt senior Bubby Graham. Brewer made his first Big 12 Wrestling Championship appearance at 133 pounds against Oklahoma State s Jon Morrison, but took the runner-up spot with a dropped 6-2 decision against Morrision. At 157 pounds, Matt Lester suffered an 11-3 major decision to Oklahoma State s Alex Dieringer. Graham concluded championship action for the Sooners in Stillwater at 165 pounds in one of the most anticipated matches of the night when he battled against Oklahoma State s Tyler Caldwell for the 2013 Big 12 Title. It wasn t a flashy show for either wrestler, as Caldwell secured just one point in the second period to take the victory. Neither Graham nor Caldwell added any points on the board, as the lone point would be all it took for Caldwell to claim the title with a 1-0 decision. SOONERS EARN ACADEMIC RECOGNITION Four University of Oklahoma student-athletes were named to the 2013 Academic All- Big 12 Wrestling Team for the season. The group was highlighted by senior Patrick Graham and junior All-American Kendic Maple, who are the lone wrestlers in the conference with 4.00 GPAs. Graham and Maple are joined by senior Dillon Dennis on the All-Academic first team, while junior Nolan McBryde earned second team honors. A total of 10 Big 12 student-athletes earned first team recognition, while eight individuals made up the second team. First team members consist of those who have maintained a 3.20 or better GPA while the second team selections hold a 3.00 to 3.19 GPA. Oklahoma s three first team selections were second in the Big 12 behind West Virginia with four representatives on the first team to lead the conference. Additionally, Maples is one of three wrestlers on the list to become a two-time Academic All-Big 12 honoree, as the junior also earned second team recognition last season. Maple, a health and exercise Science major, enters the postseason as the nation s leading 141 pounder. The junior from Wichita, Kan., owns a 24-0, undefeated record on the season heading into the Big 12 Championships this weekend. Graham, who will graduate this May with a degree in Latin American studies, is ranked fifth in the nation among 165-pounders. Graham is in his second year at OU after he transferred from American when Sooner head coach Mark Cody made the move to Oklahoma for his inaugural season. To qualify student-athletes must maintain a 3.00 GPA or higher either cumulative or the two previous semesters and must have participated in 60 percent of their team s scheduled contests. Freshmen and transfers are not eligible in their first year of academic residence. Senior student-athletes who have participated for a minimum of two years and meet all the criteria except percent of participation are also eligible. BUBBY GRAHAM NAMED BIG 12 WRESTLER OF THE WEEK Oklahoma senior Bubby Graham was named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Week after he claimed two victories with duals against No. 14 Lehigh and No. 9 Virginia Tech. The announcement marks the first career honor for Graham since he came to Oklahoma a year ago. Although the Sooners dropped both matches, Graham improved his season record to 18-2 and dual record to Graham began the weekend with an 11-3 major decision over Lehigh s Ben Haas for his fifth major decision of the season, and then wrestled up a weight class on Sunday to beat Virginia Tech s 174-pounder Austin Gabel in a 3-2 decision. His win over Gabel was the 10th-straight victory for Graham since losing to Oklahoma State s No pounder Tyler Caldwell in December. Additionally, it marked the 40th dual victory of his four-year wrestling career. SOONERS DROP TWO IN TOP-25 WEEKEND SHOWDOWN In a tough weekend that saw OU face No. 14 and No. 9 Virginia Tech in a span of three days, the Sooners dropped to 6-6 on the year with two losses on the weekend. Four wrestlers escaped with wins in each match as Cody Brewer, Kendric Maple and Bubby Graham each grabbed wins against the Mountain Hawks and Hokies. Matt Lester secured a victory against Lehigh, while Keldrick Hall added a win, and totaled the second fall of his senior year in OU s dual against Virginia Tech. SENIORS FINISH HOME SLATE IN STYLE, OU TOPS WVU The University of Oklahoma wrestling team sent five seniors out in style as Oklahoma topped new Big 12 opponent West Virginia, 25-14, in its final home match of the season in front of 679 fans at McCasland Field House. The Sooners bid adieu to Scott Chene, Dillon Dennis, Bubby Graham, Keldrick Hall and Nolan McBryde as OU claimed six of the ten matches against WVU. The Sooners won the match off of two technical falls, courtesty of Nick Lester (149) and Justin DeAngelis (157); three major decisions from Cody Brewer (133), Kendric Male (141) and Bubby Graham (165) and just one decision on the afternoon from heavyweight Kendric Maple. UNI PANTHERS CLAW PAST SOONERS IN FINAL SECONDS It appeared to be a clear start for the Sooners who grabbed the first four victories of the night from Kyle Garcia (125), Cody Brewer (133), Kendric Maple (141) and Nick Lester (147). Matt Lester fumbled in a four overtime challenge, that put UNI on the board with three points and cut into the OU lead. Bubby Graham picked up the final OU win with a three-point decision to total OU s 15 points. In the heavier weights, UNI caught ground topping a group of OU youngsters late in the night. After Brad Johnson s matchup against Blaize Cabell, UNI tied it up all with just one match remaining on the night - the heavyweight contest with OU s Keldrick Hall and UNI s Blayne Beale. After a scoreless first period, Hall was on the board first with a successful escape at the start of the second period. The senior heavyweight was able to hold off his opponent, Blayne Beale, until the third period. Beale totaled one escape and a takedown in the final two minutes of the match to take the individual win with a 3-1 decision and claim the Panther victory. MAPLE SECURES THIRD CONFERENCE HONOR OF THE SEASON Kendric Maple was named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Week on Jan. 7 to earn his third conference honor of the season. With the recognition, Maple has secured three conference honors in a single season for the second-straight year after he was named the Wrestler of the Week on Jan. 2 and Jan. 30 of the season and selected the Wrestler of the Month for November of The honor - the sixth of Maple s career, comes after a two-week break from the holidays when the Wichita, Kan., native returned to the mat with a stellar performance at the 2012 Midlands Championships in Evanston, Ill. The redshirt junior went undefeated at the prestigious event with a 6-0 record on the weekend and the 141-pound title. En route to claiming his second Midlands title in as many years, Maple topped two top-five opponents in No. 4 Mitchell Port (Edinboro) with a decision and No. 3 BJ Futrell (Illinois) with a 5-1 decision. After his performance in Illinois, Maple returned to Norman for OU s first dual of 2013 and claimed a 12-0 major decision over Iowa State s Luke Goettl, ranked 14th out of all 141-pounders in the nation. His performance helped lead OU to its fifth dual victory of the season and sparked a four-match win streak against the Cyclones on the evening. 50TH ANUAL KEN KRAFT MIDLANDS CHAMPIONSHIPS Oklahoma finished third at the 50th Annual Ken Kraft Midlands Championships behind firstplace finisher Illinois and runnerup Virginia Tech. OU was one of just two schools that crowned two individual champions along with Virginia Tech, after Kendric Maple and Bubby Graham took home the 141 and 165 pound titles, respectively. Top-ranked 141-pounder Kendric Maple continued his undefeated 2012 campaign with a 5-1 decision over B.J. Futrell from the University of Illinois. The victory also marked Maple s second-straight Midlands victory, following a championship title in The championship bout was the second time that the pair has met on the mat this season, and the second time that Maple claimed a win after he took home a 6-2 decision over Futrell at the NWCA All-Star Classic in November. OU s second individual championship of the night came from Bubby Graham in the 165-pound bracket. Before his final bout Graham upset Virginia Tech s No. 2 seed Pete Yates in the semifinals and was set to face the top-seeded Bekzod Abdurakhmanov of Clarion in the final before he was forced to take an injury forfeit to Graham. The Sooners also gained points from Nick Lester, who finished fifth in the 149-pound bracket, and twin brother Matt Lester, who finished seventh in the 157-pound bracket.

3 WRESTLER OF THE WEEK Kendric Maple secured his second-straight conference honor when he was named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Week on Dec. 11 for his performance in Oklahoma s back-to-back duals against No. 20 Wyoming and No. 2 Oklahoma State. Although the Sooners dropped both matches, Maple remained undefeated in the season earning his ninth and tenth wins, respectively, each of which were totaled by fall. Maple kick-started the weekend after he pinned Wyoming s McCade Ford in 1:29 on Friday night, and followed his performance pinning Oklahoma State s Julian Feikert in 5:57 on Sunday afternoon. His performances marked the fourth and fifth pins of the season- and continued a teamhigh 10-match win streak for OU s redshirt junior. BEDLAM DEBUT Although the outcome isn t what he wanted, freshman Kyle Garcia made quite an impression in his first Bedlam Battle. The only newcomer to hail from Oklahoma - Garcia captured his first victory in the annual showdown with a 3-2 decision over Cowboy s Eddie Klimara in the 125-pound bout. With the experience under his belt, Garcia explained that, I think there was a little bit of an advantage that I had over the other freshman on our squad - and it s that I m from Oklahoma and I ve grown up watching this dual for the last 20 years of my life. I feel like I ve always been here watching it. It s something that sits in your stomach or in the bottom of your heart that you want to go out there and compete your best in this dual and get the victory for your color and your half of the state. YOUNG SOONERS The University of Oklahoma Wrestling team boasts 10 true freshmen and a pair of redshirt freshmen. Out of that group, four true freshmen have consistently started for the Crimson and Cream in the beginning weeks of their rookie campaign - Kyle Garcia (125), Matt Reed (174), Greg Wilson (184) and Brad Johnson (197). Redshirt freshman Cody Brewer has made an impression in the 133-pounders, while fellow underclassmen Dalton Dennis (141) has seen time on the matt in dual competition for the Sooners. WICHITA HEIGHTS Redshirt junior Kendric Maple and true freshman Matt Reed have seen eachother - before they both found their way to Oklahoma. Both Reed and Maple are graduates of Wichita Heights High School - and have each managed to find their way to the Sooners. Maple, the nation s top 141-pounder has started the year off strong with an 8-0 record, while Reed has made an impression on the mat with a 9-3 overall and 4-1 record in dual competition. MAPLE NAMED BIG 12 WRESTLER OF THE MONTH Kendric Maple received the fourth Big 12 honor of his career on Dec. 5 when he was named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Month at the conclusion of November for the second-straight year. He made it through the first month undefeated with an 8-0 overall and 4-0 dual record after opening his dual slate at the Journeymen/Asics Northeastern Duals with a 3-0 slate with a 7-3 decision over No pounder Luke Vath of Hofstra, a 13-1 major decision over Cornell s Mike Nevinger and a 1:33 pin over Central Michigan s Matt Lavingly. The redshirt junior led OU to its 14th-straight Brockport/Oklahoma Invitaitonal when he took the 141 title with three straight wins, including a 0:13 pin over Aemrican s Matt Dorf - the fastest of the Invitational - en route to being named Most Outstanding Wrestler. Maple opened the 2012 season at the NWCA All-Star Classic where he topped pre-season No pounder B.J. Futrell from Illinois with a 6-3 decision. OKLAHOMA CLAIMS 14TH STRAIGHT The Sooners captured their 14th consecutive Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational Title after they totaled points at the annual event held in Brockport, N.Y. For the second consecutive year, Oklahoma s Kendric Maple was named Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Invitational after he claimed the 141-pound title with a 1:17 fall over Buffalo s Andrew Schutt. The redshirt junior also notched the fastest pin of the night when he took down Matt Dorf of American in 00:13 in the first round of competition. Maple was joined by four other Sooners who earned wins in New York in Cody Brewer (133), Nick Lester (149), Matt Lester (157) and Bubby Graham (165). OKLAHOM ALL-STARS SHINE AT NWCA ALL-STAR CLASSIC Redshirt junior Kendric Maple shined with his first invitation to the NWCA All-Star Classic after he walked off the mat with a 6-3 decision over No pounder B.J. Futrell of Illinois - a two-time All-American and fourth-place finisher at the 2012 NCAA Championships. For his efforts, Maple was named the Classic s Most Outstanding Wrestler alongside Cornell s Kyle Dake. Their prize? A full-size gladiator helmet. Nick Lester also represented Oklahoma at the presitgous meet. He left D.C., with a 6-3 defeat at the hands of the nation s No pounder CJason Chamberlain of Boise State. NWCA ALL-STAR CLASSIC Oklahoma sent a pair of wrestlers, Nick Lester and Kendric Maple were selected to participate at the 2012 NWCA All-Star Classic presented by the United States Marine Corps on saturday, Nov. 3 at American University in Washington, D.C. Since the NWCA All-Star Classic began 45 years ago in 1967, Oklahoma has sent 39 total wrestlers to date - many more than once. Both Lester and Maple marked the 40th and 41st Sooners invited to the event, respectively. For the third straight year an Oklahoma wrestler has been invited to the event (2012), the third longest streak in program history. For four straight years from , a Sooner wrestler had been present at the Classic, while most recently, the Crimson and Cream had sent wrestlers for six straight years from

4 OKLAHOMA NCAA CHAMPIONS YEAR NAME HOMETOWN WEIGHT 1929 Lawrence Mantooth Purcell, Okla Lawrence Mantooth Purcell, Okla Hardie Lewis Duncan, Okla Hardie Lewis Duncan, Okla Wayne Martin Tulsa, Okla Marion Foreman Newkirk, Okla Vernon Sisney Geary, Okla Wayne Martin Tulsa, Okla Wayne Martin Tulsa, Okla. 134* 1936 Harry Broadbent Sulphur, Okla Bill Keas Hobart, Okla David C. Matthews Sulphur, Okla Harold Byrd Tulsa, Okla Phil Smith Tulsa, Okla Bill Borders Tulsa, Okla Tommy Evans Tulsa, Okla. 147* 1954 Tommy Evans Tulsa, Okla. 147* 1955 Danny Hodge Perry, Okla Danny Hodge Perry, Okla. 177* 1956 Gordon Roesler Perry, Okla. HWT 1957 Dick Delgado San Diego, Calif Danny Hodge Perry, Okla. 177* 1958 Dick Delgado San Diego, Calif.. 115* 1958 Paul Aubrey Tulsa, Okla Stan Abel Putnam City, Okla Stan Abel Putman City George Goodner Putnam City, Okla Dale Lewis Rib Lake, Wis. HWT 1961 Duwayne Miller Putnam City, Okla Dale Lewis Rib Lake, Wis. HWT 1962 Mickey Martin Tulsa, Okla Billy Carter Tulsa, Okla Wayne Baughman Oklahoma City, Okla Mickey Martin Tulsa, Okla. 130* 1964 Mike Sager Tulsa, Okla Jerry Stanley Putnam City, Okla Greg Ruth Bethlehem, Pa Greg Ruth Bethlehem, Pa David McGuire Sand Springs, Okla Wayne Wells Oklahoma City, Okla David McGuire Sand Springs, Okla Mike Grant Grants Pass, Ore Cleo McGlory Stillwater, Okla Mike Grant Grants Pass, Ore Gary Breece Tulsa, Okla Rod Kilgore Tulsa, Okla Shawn Garel Cleveland, Ohio Rod Kilgore Tulsa, Okla Keith Stearns Arcadia, N.Y Andre Metzger Cedar Springs, Mich Mark Schultz Palo Alto, Calif Andre Metzger Cedar Springs, Mich Dave Schultz Palo Alto, Calif Mark Schultz Palo Alto, Calif Mark Schultz Palo Alto, Calif Dan Chaid San Jose, Calif Melvin Douglas Topeka, Kan Melvin Douglas Topeka, Kan Joe Reynolds Moore, Okla John Kading Glen Ellyn, Ill Byron Tucker McKinney, Va Michael Lightner Marlow, Okla Teyon Ware Edmond, Okla Robbie Waller Latrobe, Pa Teyon Ware Edmond, Okla. 141 * Voted Outstanding Wrestler of meet by coaches OKLAHOMA NCAA TEAM FINISHES YEAR COACH TEAM FINISH 1929 Paul V. Keen 3rd 1930 Paul V. Keen 3rd 1932 Paul V. Keen 5th 1934 Paul V. Keen 3rd 1935 Paul V. Keen 2nd 1936 Paul V. Keen 1st 1937 Paul V. Keen 2nd 1938 Paul V. Keen 4th 1940 D.C. Matthews 9th NO TEAMS 1947 Port Roberston 5th 1950 Port Roberston 11th 1951 Port Roberston 1st 1952 Port Roberston 1st 1953 Port Roberston 2nd 1954 Port Roberston 7th 1955 Port Roberston 4th 1956 Port Roberston 2nd 1957 Port Roberston 1st 1958 Port Roberston 3rd 1959 Port Roberston 3rd 1960 Tommy Evans 1st 1961 Tommy Evans 2nd 1962 Port Robertson 2nd 1963 Tommy Evans 1st 1964 Tommy Evans 2nd 1965 Tommy Evans 4th 1966 Tommy Evans 3rd 1967 Tommy Evans 4th 1968 Tommy Evans 3rd 1969 Tommy Evans 2nd 1970 Tommy Evans 6th 1971 Tommy Evans 6th 1972 Tommy Evans 5th 1973 Stan Abel 6th 1974 Stan Abel 1st 1975 Stan Abel 2nd 1976 Stan Abel 9th 1977 Stan Abel 7th 1978 Stan Abel 5th 1979 Stan Abel 9th 1980 Stan Abel 4th 1981 Stan Abel 2nd 1982 Stan Abel 3rd 1983 Stan Abel 4th 1984 Stan Abel 5th 1985 Stan Abel 2nd 1986 Stan Abel 2nd 1984 Stan Abel 12th 1988 Stan Abel 8th 1989 Stan Abel 4th 1990 Stan Abel 7th 1991 Stan Abel 43rd 1992 Stan Abel 13th 1993 Stan Abel 21st 1994 Jack Spates 8th 1995 Jack Spates 7th 1996 Jack Spates 17th 1997 Jack Spates 7th 1998 Jack Spates 15th 1999 Jack Spates 6th 2000 Jack Spates 4th 2001 Jack Spates 4th 2002 Jack Spates 3rd 2003 Jack Spates 3rd 2004 Jack Spates 9th 2005 Jack Spates 3rd 2006 Jack Spates 3rd 2007 Jack Spates tied for 22nd 2008 Jack Spates 39th 2009 Jack Spates 31st 2010 Jack Spates 5th 2011 Mark Cody 13th 2012 Mark Cody 12th OKLAHOMA NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS OU s first national championship in any sport came when head coach Paul V. Keen led the wrestling program to the NCAA title in It was the first chapter in what has become one of the nation s most storied programs. Six more championships have followed, including three under Port Robertson (1951, 52 and 57), two under Tommy Evans (1960 and 63), and the latest under Stan Abel in Since then, Oklahoma has finished among the top 10 at the national tournament 27 times, including four runner-up finishes. It s only a matter of time before the Sooners add even more hardware to the trophy case. YEAR COACH OVERALL RECORD 1936 Paul V. Keen 4-2 record 1951 Port Robertson 9-0 record 1952 Port Robertson 9-0 record 1957 Port Robertson 8-0 record 1960 Tommy Evans 13-2 record 1963 Tommy Evans 10-3 record 1974 Stan Abel 19-6 record OKLAHOMA MULTIPLE ALL-AMERICANS FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Sam Hazewinkel ( ) Teyon Ware ( ) Michael Lightner ( ) John Kading ( ) Dan Chaid ( ) Roger Frizzell ( ) Steve Williams ( ) Andre Metzger ( ) Rod Kilgore ( & 77) Gary Breece ( ) THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Teyon Ware ( ) Josh Lambrecht ( ) Rodney Jones ( ) Shane Valdez ( , 99) T.J. Sewell ( ) Johnny Johnson ( ) Mark Schultz ( ) Jeff Callard ( ) Mike Grant ( ) Cleo McGlory ( ) David McGuire ( ) Mike Sager ( ) Wayne Baughman ( ) Mickey Martin ( ) Stan Abel ( ) Paul Aubrey ( ) Dick Delgado ( ) Gordon Roesler ( ) Danny Hodge ( ) Tommy Evans ( & 54) Billy Borders ( ) David C. Matthews ( ) Wayne Martin ( ) Marvin Leach ( ) TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Joel Flaggert ( ) Robbie Waller ( ) Witt Durden ( ) Jared Frayer ( ) Andy Foster (1992 & 94) Joe Reynolds ( ) Darrin Higgins (1985 & 87) Melvin Douglas ( ) John Laviolette ( ) Joe Melchiore ( ) Clint Burke ( ) Dave Schultz ( ) Israel Sheppard (1980 & 82) Keith Stearns ( ) Kenny Nelson (1976 & 78) Mark Neumann ( ) Brian Beatson ( ) Warren Reid ( ) Bill Beakley (1970 & 72) Tom Corbin ( ) Wayne Wells ( ) Roger Mickish ( ) Greg Ruth ( ) Jerry Stanley (1964 & 66) Bill Lam ( ) Wally Curtis (1961 & 63) Bill Carter ( ) Dale Lewis ( ) Bobby Lyons ( ) John Eagleton ( ) Don Reece ( ) Jack Blubaugh ( ) Bill Keas ( ) Joe Kalpin ( ) Hardie Lewis (1930 & 32) Zack Bailey (2011) Tyler Caldwell (2011)

5 OKLAHOMA ALL-AMERICANS YEAR NAME FINISH WEIGHT 1928 Marvin Leach Second Marvin Leach Second 115 Lawrence Mantooth First 125 Leo Miller Second Marvin Leach Third 115 Lawrence Mantooth First 125 Hardie Lewis First 145 Phil Berry Third Hardie Lewis First Wayne Martin First 135 Marion Foreman First Vernon Sisney First 135 Wayne Martin First 145 Joe Kalpin Third 155 Port Robertson Third David Matthews Second 123 Wayne Martin First 134 Joe Kalpin Fourth 145 Bill Keas Second 158 Harry Broadbent First Bill Carr Third 118 David Matthews Third 126 Charles Carson Third 145 Bill Keas First 155 Marshall Word Second Hoy Stone Third 126 David Matthews First Harold Byrd First Ray Gibbs Fourth 121 Keith Watson Fourth 136 Leger Stecker Third 155 Jim Eagleton Second Bill Borders Fourth 121 Jack Blubaugh Third Bill Borders Second 123 Jack Blubaugh Fourth 130 Tommy Evans Second 137 George Jackson Fourth 147 Phil Smith First Bill Borders First 123 Don Reece Second 130 Harold Reece Third 137 Tommy Evans First 147 Joe Butler Fourth Don Reece Second 123 Ronald Scott Fourth 137 John Eagleton Third 157 Frank Marks Second Tommy Evans First 147 John Eagleton Fourth Bobby Lyons Second 130 Danny Hodge First Dick Delgado Third 115 Bobby Lyons Second 130 Gerald Bross Third 157 Danny Hodge First 177 Gordon Roesler First HWT 1957 Dick Delgado First 115 Leonard Shelton Fourth 123 Paul Aubrey Fourth 137 Rex Edgar Third 167 Danny Hodge First 177 Bernard Sullivan Third 191 Gordon Roesler Second HWT 1958 Dick Delgado First 115 Stan Abel Third 130 Paul Aubrey First 137 Gordon Roesler Second HWT YEAR NAME FINISH WEIGHT 1959 Stan Abel First 130 Paul Aubrey Third 137 Sid Terry Second Tony Macias Fourth 123 Stan Abel First 130 David Campbell Second 177 George Godner First 191 Dale Lewis First HWT 1961 Wally Curtis Third 115 DuWayne Miller First 123 Mickey Martin Third 130 Bill Carter Third 137 Wayne Baughman Second 177 Dale Lewis First HWT 1962 Mickey Martin First 130 Bill Carter First 137 Wayne Baughman First Wally Curtis Fifth 115 Mickey Martin First 130 Charles White Fifth 137 Tom Edgar Third 177 Wayne Baughman Second Jerry Tanner Third 115 Mike Sager First 137 Jerry Stanley First 147 Bill Lam Third 157 Sven Holm Fourth Mike Sager Fifth 137 Bill Lam Second 157 Greg Ruth First 167 Roger Mickish Fourth Mike Sager Second 137 Jerry Stanley Third 145 Greg Ruth First 160 Roger Mickish Second 167 Tony Bennett Sixth 191 Luke Sharpe Third HWT 1967 David McGuire First 130 Wayne Wells Second 152 Cleo McGlory Second 160 Granville Liggins Sixth HWT 1968 David McGuire Second 150 Mike Grant Second 145 Wayne Wells First 152 Cleo McGlory Second 160 Charles Shivers Fourth Stan Keely Second 123 David McGuire First 130 Mike Grant First 145 Cleo McGlory First Mike Cachero Third 118 Bill Beakley Fifth 142 Mike Grant First 150 Tom Corbin Sixth Gary Breece Third 118 Larry Laush Fifth 158 Tom Corbin Fourth 167 Bill Luttrell Sixth HWT 1972 Gary Breece Second 118 Eddie Webb Third 126 Bill Beakley Sixth 150 Warren Reid Fourth Gary Breece Sixth 118 Rod Kilgore Third 158 Jeff Callard Third 167 Warren Reid Fourth Gary Breece First 118 Brian Beatson Sixth 142 Rod Kilgore First 158 Jeff Callard Second 167 YEAR NAME FINISH WEIGHT 1975 Shawn Garel First 118 Brian Beatson Sixth 142 Rod Kilgore Fourth 158 Jeff Callard Fifth 167 Bill Kalkbrenner Fourth HWT 1976 Kenny Nelson Third 126 Mark Neumann Fifth Keith Stearns Fifth 158 Rod Kilgore First 167 Mark Neumann Fifth Kenny Nelson Third 126 Frank DeAngelis Second 134 Keith Stearns First Andre Metzger Fifth 142 Edcar Thomas Sixth 190 Steve Williams Sixth HWT 1980 Andre Metzger Second 142 Roger Frizzell Fourth 150 Israel Sheppard Third 158 Steve Williams Fifth HWT 1981 Andre Metzger First 142 Roger Frizzell Third 150 Dave Schultz Second 158 Mark Schultz First 167 Jim Hall Sixth 177 Steve Williams Third HWT 1982 Andre Metzger First 142 Roger Frizzell Third 150 Israel Sheppard Fourth 158 Dave Schultz First 167 Mark Schultz First 177 Steve Williams Second HWT 1983 Clint Burke Second 134 Roger Frizzell Third 150 Mark Schultz First 177 Dan Chaid Sixth Mark Zimmer Seventh 126 Clint Burke Third 134 Darren Abel Fifth 150 Johnny Johnson Sixth 158 Dan Chaid Fourth Joe Melchiore Seventh 118 Darrin Higgins Third 150 Johnny Johnson Fourth 158 John Laviolette Fourth 167 Melvin Douglas First 177 Dan Chaid First Joe Melchiore Seventh 118 Johnny Johnson Fourth 158 John Laviolette Fourth 167 Melvin Douglas First 177 Dan Chaid Second Nick Neville Fifth 142 Darrin Higgins Third T.J. Sewell Seventh 134 William Taylor Seventh 150 Kenny Fischer Eighth 158 Junior Meek Seventh 190 Mark Tatum Third HWT 1989 Chris Bollin Third 118 T.J. Sewell Second 134 Joe Reynolds Eighth 142 Baron Blakley Second T.J. Sewell Fifth 134 Joe Reynolds First 142 Joe Stafford Third Shawn Harrison Third 126 Andy Foster Seventh Ryan Hager Sixth 134 YEAR NAME FINISH WEIGHT 1994 Jason Leonard Fifth 167 Andy Foster Second 190 John Kading Sixth HWT 1995 Eric Ivins Second 118 Quincey Clark Second 177 John Kading Fifth Shane Valdez Eighth 118 John Kading First John Kading Second 190 Shane Valdez Sixth 118 Dane Valdez Seventh 126 Rodney Jones Eighth Michael Lightner Fifth 134 Rodney Jones Eighth Shane Valdez Fourth 125 Michael Lightner Second 141 Rodney Jones Second 165 John Henry Ward Fifth HWT 2000 Michael Lightner Second 141 Byron Tucker First 174 Orville Palmer Seventh Witt Durden Third 133 Michael Lightner First 141 Jared Frayer Fourth 149 Josh Lambrecht Seventh 184 Leonce Crump Fourth HWT 2002 Witt Durden Third 133 Nate Parker Fifth 141 Jared Frayer Second 149 Robbie Waller Sixth 165 Michael Barger Eighth 174 Josh Lambrecht Second Teyon Ware First 141 Robbie Waller First 174 Josh Lambrecht Third Sam Hazewinkel Third 125 Teyon Ware Sixth 141 Jeff Eckloff Sixth 149 Leonce Crump Third HWT 2005 Sam Hazewinkel Third 125 Teyon Ware First 141 Matt Storniolo Seventh 149 Joel Flaggert Fourth Sam Hazewinkel Third 125 Teyon Ware Second 141 Matt Storniolo Fourth 149 Joel Flaggert Fifth 197 Jake Hager Seventh HWT 2007 Sam Hazewinkel Second Zack Bailey Fourth 141 Kyle Terry Third 149 Tyler Caldwell Fifth 165 Eric Lapotsky Fifth Jarrod Patterson Seventh 125 Zack Bailey Seventh 141 Tyler Caldwell Second Kendric Maple Fourth 141 Nick Lester Eighth 149

6 HEAD COACH MARK C O D Y 2ND SEASON USA TODAY/NWCA AWN DIVISION I COACHES POLL RANK SCHOOL POINTS RECORD PREVIOUS 1 Minnesota (8) Oklahoma State (1) Penn State (1) Missouri Iowa Ohio State Virginia Tech Illinois (tie) Oregon State (tie) Cornell Central Michigan Nebraska Virginia Purdue Bloomsburg Pittsburgh Edinboro Michigan Boise State Iowa State Penn Northern Iowa Wyoming Maryland Rutgers Last Updated: February 26, 2013 Dropped Out: None Others Receiving Votes: Kent State 35, Lehigh 35, Navy 20, North Dakota State 18, Northwestern 16, Wisconsin 16 AWN INDIVIDUAL COLLEGE RANKINGS WEIGHT RANK WRESTLER RECORD PREVIOUS Cody Brewer Kendric Maple Nick Lester Bubby Graham Last Updated: February 26, 2013 A Binghamton, N.Y. native, Cody was a three-time All-American wrestler at Missouri from Entering his second season as Oklahoma s head coach, Cody came to Norman from Washington, D.C., where he led American University from in his first role as a collegiate head coach. While at American, Cody produced 21 Academic All Americans, 14 All-Americans and one individual NCAA Champion. It s a remarkable feat considering what he stepped into with the job. He took over the program just after it had been dropped and then resurrected. Just 4.5 scholarships were available for seven wrestlers. Finally, in 2005, the Eagles broke through with their first national qualifiers. It went on to post top 25 team finishes in the NCAA Tournament from In 2008, American added wrestling as only its third fully-funded sport. For his efforts, Cody was named the 2011 NWCA National Wrestling Coach of the Year. In his first season at OU, Cody led the Sooners to a 13th-place finish at the NCAA Championships, a 13-5 record and produced two All-Americans and three Academic All-Americans. COACHING HONORS 2011 NWCA National Wrestling Coach of the Year Has produced 16 All-Americans over eight years YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD AT OU OVERALL CONF. Year W L T W L T NCAA th Total INTERMAT COLLEGE RANKINGS RANK SCHOOL POINTS 1 Penn State Oklahoma State 97 3 Minnesota Iowa Missouri Ohio State 52 7 Cornell 51 8 Oregon State OKLAHOMA Virginia Tech Illinois Nebraska Central Michigan Northwestern Pittsburgh Edinboro Lehigh Maryland Boise State Kent State Binghamton Air Force Virginia North Carolina Virginia 18.5 Last Updated: March 12, 2013 INDIVIDUAL SOONER RANKINGS COACHING HISTORY Head Coach, Oklahoma Head Coach, American Assistant Coach, Nebraska Assistant Coach, Oklahoma State Assistant Coach, Bloomberg Assistant Coach, Missouri INTERMAT INDIVIDUAL COLLEGE RANKINGS WEIGHT RANK WRESTLER YEAR PREVIOUS Cody Brewer Freshman Kendric Maple Junior Nick Lester Junior NR Matt Lester Junior Bubby Graham Senior 5 OKLAHOMA QUICK FACTS Location: Norman, Okla. Founded: 1890 Enrollment: 30,753 Nickname: Sooners Colors: Crimson and Cream Conference: Big 12 President: David L. Boren VP/Director of Athletics: Joe Castiglione Facility: Howard McCasland Field House (4,640 Seating Capacity) SOONER COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mark Cody (2nd Season) Alma Mater: Bellevue University (1985) Career Record (seasons): (9) Record at OU (seasons): 13-5 (1) Assistant Coach: Michael Lightner Alma Mater: Oklahoma 01 Assistant Coach: Jared Frayer Alma Mater: Oklahoma 02 Volunteer Assistant Tyrone Lewis Alma Mater Oklahoma State 04 TEAM INFORMATION Dual Record: Conference Record: Big 12 Regular Season Finish: 3rd Big 12 Championships Finish: 3rd NCAA Finish: 13th OU WRESTLING BY DECADE 2010s s s s s s s s s s OKLAHOMA WRESTLING HISTORY National Championships Conference Titles Win Seasons (Currently 17 Straight) All-Americans Individual National Champions Individual Conference Champions MEDIA RELATIONS Wrestling Contact: Jennifer Mereby Office: (405) Cell: (405) jennmereby@ou.edu Address: McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics 180 West Brooks, Suite 2525 Norman, OK 73019

7 O K L A H O M A W R E S T L I N G I N D I V I D U A L R E C O R D S & S TAT S 7-1 1, 3-3 B I G 1 2, 4-1 H O M E, 0-5 R O A D, 3-5 N E U T R A L Wrestler, Weight Cody Brewer, 133 Scott Chene, 133 Austin Cook, 174 Justin DeAngelis, 157 Dalton Dennis, 141 Dillon Dennis, 149 Dryden Dennis, 141 Kyle Detmer, 165 Josh Durham, 141 Kyle Garcia, 125 Derek Geiges, 149 Clark Glass, 165 Chase Gordon, 149 Patrick Graham, 165 Keldrick Hall, HWT Tim Hamilton, 141 Andrew Howe, 174 Brad Johnson, 197 Ross Larson, 197 Matthew Lester, 157 Nicholas Lester, 149 Kendric Maple, 141 Nolan McBryde, 174 Garrison McCauley, 165 Jarrod Patterson, 125 Matthew Reed, 174 Travis Rutt, 184 TOTALS Overall Record SEASON LEADERS -- OVERALL* WINS 1. Kendric Maple, Cody Brewer, Clark Glass, Patrick Graham, Travis Rutt, Matthew Lester, Josh Durham, Justin DeAngelis, Nicholas Lester, Keldrick Hall, HWT 13 Matthew Reed, Dalton Dennis, Kyle Garcia, Brad Johnson, Jarrod Patterson, Tim Hamilton, Ross Larson, Derek Geiges, Garrison McCauley, Chase Gordon, Kyle Detmer, Dryden Dennis, Greg Wilson, Scott Chene, Nolan McBryde, Dillon Dennis, TECHNICAL FALLS 1. Nicholas Lester, Clark Glass, Kendric Maple, Collegiate Record Dual Record Big 12 Dual* Record Dual Pts. For/Against 51/12 22/13 10/0 0/12 0/0 0/15 0/0 21/39 0/3 0/0 5/0 42/9 27/33 0/0 0/0 9/39 0/0 20/15 22/22 67/0 3/39 0/0 0/0 24/60 0/0 323/311 SV - sudden victory TB - tiebreak MD - major decision TF - technical fall *Big 12 Dual record for regular season duals only 4. Cody Brewer, Chase Gordon, Tim Hamilton, Matt Lester, Justin DeAngelis, Keldrick Hall, HWT 1 Matthew Reed, Greg Wilson, FALLS 1. Travis Rutt, Clark Glass, Kendric Maple, Ross Larson, Kyle Detmer, Brad Johnson, Cody Brewer, Garrison McCauley, Matthew Reed, Chase Gordon, Dalton Dennis, Justin DeAngelis, Kyle Garcia, Derek Geiges 2 Keldrick Hall, HWT Scott Chene, Josh Durham, Patrick Graham, Matt Lester, Nick Lester, Nolan McBryde, Jarrod Patterson, MAJOR DECISIONS 1. Cody Brewer, Clark Glass, Kendric Maple, Patrick Graham, Justin DeAngelis, Josh Durham, Matt Lester, Tim Hamilton, Garrison McCauley, Kyle Garcia, Ross Larson, Nick Lester, Jarrod Patterson, Matthew Reed, Dalton Dennis, Dillon Dennis, Derek Geiges, Chase Gordon, Nolan McBryde, Greg Wilson, SV W-L TB W-L MD W-L DUAL TAKEDOWNS (numbers listed FOR/AGAINST) TF W-L PINS W-L Fastest Fall 2:06 4: :20 2: :33 1:55 1:03 2:10 0:53 1:10 4:19 0: :46 0:51 4:07 1:39 0:13 4:23 3:36 4:52 0:50 0:46 0:13 Wt. Wrestler 1st 2nd 3rd OT Total 125 Kyle Garcia 5/10 0/0 1/4 0/0 6/ Cody Brewer 14/6 14/1 9/2 0/0 37/8 141 Kendric Maple 13/0 5/0 5/0 0/0 23/0 149 Nick Lester 2/6 4/0 2/5 0/0 8/ Justin DeAngelis 7/2 4/0 5/4 0/0 16/6 157 Matt Lester 2/1 1/3 0/4 0/1 3/9 165 Patrick Graham 9/0 6/2 9/0 0/1 24/3 174 Matt Reed 6/9 0/11 0/15 0/0 6/ Nolan McBryde 2/10 0/4 1/12 0/0 3/ Brad Johnson 2/8 4/3 2/9 0/0 8/20 HWT Keldrick Hall 5/4 0/1 2/5 0/0 7/10 *Does not include Northeast Duals (Cornell, Central Michigan, Hofstra, Lehigh, Virginia Tech and National Duals

8 OPPONENT 11/2: OKLAHOMA CITY 11/24: No. 9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 11/24: No. 8 CORNELL 11/24: HOFSTRA 12/2: BINGHAMTON 12/7: at No. 20 Wyoming 12/9: No. 2 OKLAHOMA STATE* 1/5: IOWA STATE* 1/18: at Northern Iowa 1/20: WEST VIRGINIA* 1/25: at No. 14 Lehigh 1/27: at No. 9 Virginia Tech 2/02: at No. 7 Missouri 2/17: No. 7 Virginia Tech 2/17: No. 19 Michigan 3/8: No. 20 Iowa State* 3/8: West Virginia* 3/8: No. 2 Oklahoma State* D U A L M E E T T E A M P O I N T S S C O R E D B Y W E I G H T / F I N A L S C O R E S HWT FINAL I N D I V I D U A L D U A L R E C O R D B Y W E I G H T HWT FINAL D U A L P I N S B Y W E I G H T HWT FINAL D U A L T E C H N I C A L FA L LS B Y W E I G H T HWT FINAL D U A L M A J O R D E C I S I O N S B Y W E I G H T HWT FINAL D U A L F O R F E I T S / D I S Q / I N J U R Y D E FA U LT S B Y W E I G H T HWT FINAL D U A L D E C I S I O N S B Y W E I G H T HWT FINAL T E A M R E C O R D AT D U A L S S TA R T I N G W E I G H T HWT FINAL S E AS O N L E A D E R S - - D U A L M E E T S DUAL POINTS 1. Kendric Maple, Cody Brewer, Patrick Graham, Keldrick Hall, HWT Matt Reed, Justin DeAngelis, Nicholas Lester, Kyle Garcia, Matthew Lester, Dalton Dennis, Brad Johnson, Chase Gordon, Nolan McBryde, DUAL TECH FALLS 1. Kendric Maple, Nicholas Lester, Justin DeAngelis, Chase Gordon, Matthew Lester, DUAL MAJOR DECISIONS 1. Cody Brewer, Kendric Maple, Patrick Graham, Justin Deangelis, Dalton Dennis, Greg Wilson, DUAL PINS 1. Kendric Map le, Matthew Reed, Cody Brewer, Patrick Graham, Keldrick Hall, HWT 1 DUAL TAKEDOWNS 1. Cody Brewer, Patrick Graham, Kendric Maple, Justin DeAngelis, Chase Gordon, Nick Lester, Brad Johnson, Kyle Garcia, Greg Wilson, Matthew Reed, Keldrick Hall, HWT Dalton Dennis, Matt Lester, Nolan McBryde, DUAL REVERSALS 1. Kyle Garcia, Cody Brewer, Patrick Graham, Matt Lester, Matt Reed, Nolan McBryde, Kyle Detmer, DUAL NEAR FALL 2 1. Kendric Maple, Nick Lester, Cody Brewer, Justin DeAngelis, Kyle Garcia, Matt Reed, Greg Wilson, DUAL NEAR FALL 3 1. Kendric Maple, Justin DeAngelis, Dalton Dennis, Patrick Graham, Nick Lester, Greg Wilson, Cody Brewer, DUAL RIDING TIME POINTS FOR/AGAINST 1. Patrick Graham, Cody Brewer, Kendric Maple, Justin DeAngelis, Kyle Garcia, Dalton Dennis, Chase Gordon, *Takedowns, Reversals, Nearfalls, Stalls and Riding Time does not include Northeast Duals (Cornell, Central Michigan, Hofstra), Lehigh, Virginia Tech and National Duals

9 OPPONENT 11/2: OKLAHOMA CITY 11/24: CENTRAL MICHIGAN 11/24: CORNELL 11/24: HOFSTRA 12/2: BINGHAMTON 12/7: at Wyoming 12/9: OKLAHOMA STATE* 1/5: IOWA STATE* 1/18: at Northern Iowa 1/20: WEST VIRGINIA* 1/25: at Lehigh 1/27: at Virginia Tech 2/03: at Missouri 2/17: No. 7 Virginia Tech 2/17: No. 19 Michigan 3/8: No. 20 Iowa State* 3/8: West Virginia* 3/8: No. 2 Oklahoma State* DUAL STARTS AS OF MARCH 9, D U A L M E E T- B Y M E E T S TA R T I N G L I N E U P HWT TEAM RECORD Garcia Brewer Dalton Dennis Gordon DeAngelis Graham Reed Wilson Johnson Hall 1-0 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed Wilson Johnson Hall 2-0 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed Wilson Johnson Hall 2-1 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester DeAngelis Graham Reed Wilson Johnson Hall 3-1 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed Wilson McBryde Hall 4-1 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed Wilson Johnson Hall 4-2 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 4-3 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed Wilson Johnson Hall 5-3 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 5-4 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester DeAngelis Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 6-4 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 6-5 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester DeAngelis Graham Reed Johnson Hall 6-6 Garcia Brewer Maple N. Lester M. Lester Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 6-7 Garcia Forfeit Maple N. Lester DeAngelis Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 6-8 Garcia Forfeit Maple Forfeit M. Lester Graham Reed McBryde Johnson Hall 6-9 Garcia Brewer Dalton Dennis Dillon Dennis DeAngelis Detmer Reed McBryde Forfeit Forfeit 6-10 Garcia Brewer Dalton Dennis Dillon Dennis DeAngelis Geiges Detmer Reed McBryde Hall 7-10 Garcia Forfeit Dalton Dennis Dillon Dennis DeAngelis Geiges Detmer Reed McBryde Hall TOTAL CURRENT STREAK Kyle Garcia Matt Reed Nolan McBryde Justin DeAngelis Dalton Dennis Dillon Dennis Kyle Detmer Keldrick Hall Cody Brewer Chase Gordon Bubby Graham Kendric Maple Brad Johnson Matt Lester Jarrod Patterson Nick Lester OKLAHOMA HONORS & AWARDS KENDRIC MAPLE, 141 lbs. Big 12 Champion (141) Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 23) Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 7) Ken Kraft Midlands Championships 141-pound Champion Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Dec. 10) Big 12 Wrestler of the Month (November) Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational Most Valuable Wrestler Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational Fastest Pin (0:13) 2012 NWCA All-Star Most Valuable Wrestler 2012 NWCA All-Star 141 lb. Winner 2012 NWCA All-Star Selection Nick Lester, 149 lbs NWCA All-Star 149 lb. Participant 2012 NWCA All-Star Selection LONGEST ACTIVE WIN STREAK RANK WRESTLER CURRENT STREAK 1. Kendric Maple Ross Larson 5 3. Clark Glass 4 4. Joshua Durham 2 Dryden Dennis 2 Travis Rutt 2 7. Keldrick Hall 1 Brad Johnson 1 Nick Lester 1 CAREER WINS WRESTLER CAREER WINS Kendric Maple 97 Jarrod Patterson 90 Bubby Graham 80 Keldrick Hall 68 Matt Lester 66 Nick Lester 52 BUBBY GRAHAM, 165 lbs. Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 28) Ken Kraft Midlands Championships 165-pound Champion

10 O K L A H O M A W R E S T L I N G R E C O R D S SINGLE SEASON PIN LEADERS NAME YEAR PINS 1. Dan Chaid Jared Frayer Herb Calvert Edcar Thomas Danny Hodge Jared Frayer Leonce Crump Dan Chaid Joe Melchiore Dan Chaid Jeff Callard Michael Roller Greg Ruth Josh Lambrecht Sam Hazewinkel Leonce Crump Jeff Eckloff Andre Metzger Edcar Thomas Wayne Wells 1966, Danny Hodge John Laviolette Eric Lapotsky Danny Hodge Frank DeAngelis Mark Tatum Kendric Maple Chase Nelson SINGLE SEASON FALL PERCENTAGE NAME YEAR FALLS-BOUTS PCT. 1. Danny Hodge of Danny Hodge of Edcar Thomas of Danny Hodge of Wayne Martin of Leonce Crump of Harold Reece of Dick Delgado of Billy Borders of Wayne Martin of Tommy Evans of Dan Chaid of Herb Calvert of Greg Ruth of Wayne Wells of Duwayne Miller of Matt Storniolo of Josh Lambrecht of Israel Sheppard of Dale Lewis of Tommy Evans of MOST CAREER WINS NAME W-L-T 1. Dan Chaid Michael Lightner Sam Hazewinkel Jared Frayer T. J. Sewell Joe Stafford Doug Cieleski Quincey Clark Roger Frizzell Shane Valdez Andre Metzger Andy Foster TOP 25 OKLAHOMA TEAM SCORES OPPONENT YEAR SCORE Marion Military Institute Bacone Kansas North Carolina State Neosho Community College Missouri Valley Hawaii Northern Illinois Oklahoma City University Central State Penn State Northwestern Missouri Valley Utah Valley State Princeton Colorado Cal Poly-SLO Southern Illinois Southern Illinois Oregon Portland State Oklahoma City University Cincinnati Harvard Missouri Valley Oklahoma City University Missouri Portland State Cal Poly FASTEST SOONER FALLS 11 SECONDS Matt Storniolo at the Oklahoma Open 12 SECONDS Rodney Hooks over Jim Hanson of Wisconsin in SECONDS Kendric Maple vs. Matt Dorf of American at the 2012 Brockport/OklahomaInvitational 16 SECONDS Hardie Lewis over Foy Stout of Weatherford Teachers College at 1932 NCAA s. Greg Ruth over Mac Crowther of Kansas in 1966 Big Eight Championship. 20 SECONDS Steve Dr. Death Williams over Perr Kaufmann of Oklahoma State in 1981.

11 D U A L- B Y- D U A L R E S U LT S OKLAHOMA 38, OKLAHOMA CITY 3 Friday, November 2, 2012 McCasland Field House Norman, Okla. 125: Kyle Garcia (OU) decision Kidd Gomez (OCU), 10-8 OU, : Cody Brewer (OU) pin Tyler Espitia (OCU) 3:39 OU, : Dalton Dennis (OU) major decision Trevor Sterling (OCU), 14-2 OU, : Chase Gordon (OU) technical fall, 5:43, Hunter Muskrat (OCU), 22-6 OU, : Justin DeAngelis (OU) major decision Mark Meyer (OCU), 16-5 OU, : Bubby Graham (OU) decision Zach Skates (OCU), 10-4 OU, : Matt Reed (OU) pin Campbell (OCU), 0:50 OU, : Greg Wilson (OU) major decision Cody Silverstein (OCU), 15-2 OU, : Brad Johnson (OU) decision Michael Brown (OCU), 6-4 OU, 29-0 HWT: Stanley Lattimore (OCU) decision Keldrick Hall (OU), 3-2 OCU, 29-3 NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 24, No. 9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN Saturday, November 24, Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals Albany, N.Y. 125: Cullinan (CMU) dec. Garcia (OU) 8-3 CMU, : Brewer (OU) pin Keselring (CMU) 2:06 OU, : Maple (OU) pin Mattingly (CMU) 1:33 OU, : Lester (OU) dec. Corby (CMU) 4-2 OU, : Lester (OU) dec. Smith (CMU) 2-0 OU, : Graham (OU) dec. Ottinger (CMU) 4-1 OU, : Kelliher (CMU) major decision Reed (OU) 9-1 CMU, : Bennett (CMU) major decision Wilson (OU) 14-0 CMU, : Johnson (OU) dec. Lewis (CMU) 6-5 OU, : Trice (CMU) dec. Hall (OU) 7-2 CMU, NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 13, No. 8 CORNELL 25 Saturday, November 24, Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals Albany, N.Y. 125: Garrett (CU) major dec. Garcia (OU) 13-4 CU, : Arujau (CU) pin Brewer (OU) :34 CU, 1 141: Maple (OU) major dec. Nevinger (CU) OU, : Lester (OU) dec. Villalonga (CU) 7-2 OU, : Lester (OU) dec. Dowdy (CU) 4-0 OU, : Dake (CU) dec. Graham (OU) 5-0 CU, : Reed (OU) dec. Pickett (CU) 9-3 OU, : Scott (CU) dec. Wilson (OU) 3-1 CU, : Bennett (CU) pin Johnson (OU) 3:27 CU, : Lane (CU) dec. Hall (OU) 5-2 CU, NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 36, HOFSTRA 6 Saturday, November 24, Journeymen/ASICS Northeast Duals Albany, N.Y. 125: Bonanno (HU) dec. Garcia (OU) 10-5 HU, : Brewer (OU) major dec. Franco (HU) 14-6 OU, : Maple (OU) dec. Vaith (HU) 4-0 OU, : Lester (OU) tech fall Spotara (HU) 5:32 OU, : Deangelis (OU) pin Lyzny (HU) 1:20 OU, : Graham (OU) pin Tesdick (HU) 4:19 OU, : Reed (OU) pin John (HU) :56 OU, : Wilson (OU) dec. Luzhnyy (HU) 9-3 OU, : Johnson (OU) dec. Murphy (HU) 8-3 OU, : Snyder (HU) dec. Hall (OU) 8-2 HU, 36-6 NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 31, BINGHAMTON 9 Sunday, December 2, 2012 McCasland Field House Norman, Okla. 125: Kyle Garcia (OU) dec. Patrick Hunter (BU), 12-9 OU, : Brewer (OU) major dec. Steeley (BU), 13-4 OU, : Maple (OU) tech fall Riggi (BU), 3:32, 22-5 OU, : Vinson (BU) dec. Lester (OU), 9-2 BU, : Matt Lester win by forfeit, 6-0 OU, : Graham (OU) major dec. Grella (BU), 19-6 OU, : Reed (OU) pin Paris (BU), 1:48 OU, : Reed (BU) 3OT dec. Wilson (OU), 5-7 BU, : Scheidel (BU) dec. McBryde (OU), 13-6 BU, : Hall (OU) dec. Deuel (BU), 5-3 OU, 31-9 NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 13, NO. 20 WYOMING 25 Friday, December 7, 2012 Cowley Colledge Arkansas City, Kan. 125: Tyler Cox (UW) dec. Kyle Garcia (OU), 9-6 UW, : Cody Brewer (OU) major dec. Kassey Garnhart (UW), 16-6 OU, : Kendric Maple (OU) win by fall over McCade Ford (UW), 1:29 OU, : Austin Breckenridge (UW) dec. Nick Lester (OU), 3-4 UW, : Andy McCulley (UW) dec. Matt Lester (OU), 8-1 UW, : Bubby Graham (OU) dec. Dakota Friesth (UW), 8-5 UW, : Lee Helbig (UW) dec. Matt Reed (OU), 5-2 UW, : Shane Woods (UW) dec. Greg Wilson (OU), 4-2 UW, : Alphonso Hernandez (UW) major dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 19-6 UW, HWT: Tanner Harms (UW) win by fall over Keldrick Hall (OU), 3:37 UW, No. 10 NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 9, NO. 2 OKLAHOM STATE 26 Sunday, December 9, 2012 McCasland Field House Norman, Okla. 125: Kyle Garcia (OU) dec. Eddie Klimara (OSU), 3-2 OU, : No. 8 Jon Morrison (OSU) dec. No. 10 Cody Brewer, 9-4 OSU, : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) win by fall Julian Feikert (OSU), 5: OU, : No. 2 Jordan Oliver (OSU) major dec. No. 7 Nick Lester (OU), 14-5 OSU, : No. 14 Dieringer dec. No. 10 Lester, 8-5 OSU, : No. 3 Tyler Caldwell (OSU) dec. No. 6 Bubby Graham (OU), SV1 5-3 OSU, : No. 1 Chris Perry (OSU) tech fall Matt Reed (OU), 22-6 OSU, : No. 17 Chris Chionuma (OSU) major dec. Nolan McBryde (OU), 17-7 OSU, : No. 14 Blake Rosholt (OSU) dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 11-9 OSU, : No. 4 Alan Gelogaev (OSU) dec. Keldrick Hall (OU), 10-4 OSU, 9-26 No. 10 OKLAHOMA 19, IOWA STATE 15 Saturday, January 05, 2013 McCasland Field House Norman, Okla. 125: Finch (ISU) dec. Garcia (OU), 2-0 ISU, : No. 10 Brewer (OU) dec. Meeks (ISU), 6-2 OU, : No. 1 Maple (OU) major dec. No. 15 Luke Goettl (ISU), 12-0 OU, : No. 11 Nick Lester (OU) dec. Max Mayfield (ISU), 6-4 OU, : No. 14 Lester (OU) dec. Molina (ISU), 6-4 OU, 1 165: No. 6 Bubby Graham (OU) dec. No. 20 Michael Moreno (ISU), 6-4 OU, : Weatherman (ISU) tech fall Reed (OU), 20-5 ISU, : England (ISU) dec. Wilson (OU), 10-5 ISU, : Gadson (ISU) major dec. Johnson (OU), 10-2 ISU, : Hall (OU) dec. Shafer (ISU), 4-3 OU, No. 9/13 OKLAHOMA 15, NORTHERN IOWA 18 Friday, January 18, 2013 West Gym Cedar Falls, Iowa 125: Kyle Garcia (OU) dec. Ryan Jauch (UNI), 3-2 OU, : No.10 Cody Brewer (OU) dec. No.9 Levi Wolfensperger (UNI), 13-9 OU, : No.1 Kendric Maple (OU) dec. No.14 Joey Lazor (UNI), 6-3 OU, : No.10 Nick Lester (OU) dec. Bart Reiter (UNI), 6-0 OU, : David Bonin (UNI) dec. No.15 Matt Lester, 5-3 UNI, : No.4 Patrick Bubby Graham (OU) dec. Jarrett Jensen (UNI), 9-4 OU, : Cody Caldwell (UNI) Matt Reed (OU) MFF UNI, : No.9 Ryan Loder (UNI) dec. Nolan McBryde (OU), 9-2 UNI, : Blaize Cabell (UNI) dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 10-9 UNI, : Blayne Beale (UNI) dec. (OU) Keldrick Hall (OU), 3-1 UNI, No. 9/13 OKLAHOMA 25 VS. WEST VIRGINIA 14 Sunday, January 20, 2013 McCasland Field House Norman, Okla. 125: Shane Young (WVU) dec. Kyle Garcia (OU), 5-4 WVU, : No. 10 Cody Brewer (OU) major dec. Colin Johnston (WVU), OU, : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) major dec. No. 14 Nathan Pennesi (WVU), 10-2 OU, : No. 11 Nick Lester (OU) tech fall Tim Wheeling (WVU), 17-0 (5:57) OU, : Justin DeAngelis (OU) tech fall Jason Luster (WVU), 18-2 (4:51) OU, : No. 4 Bubby Graham (OU) major dec. Dominic Prezzia (WVU), 14-3 OU, : Bubba Scheffel (WVU) major dec. Matt Reed (OU), 12-4 WVU, : Lance Bryson (WVU) major dec. Nolan McBryde (OU), 13-4 WVU, : A.J. Vizcarrondo (WVU) dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 8-5 WVU, : Keldrick Hall (OU) dec. Phil Mandzik (WVU), 2-1 OU, 25-14

12 D U A L- B Y- D U A L R E S U LT S NO. 11 OKLAHOMA 14, NO. 14 LEHIGH 21 Friday, January 25, 2013 Stabler Arena Lehigh, Pa. 125: Alex Abreu (Lehigh) dec. Kyle Garcia (OU) 5-3, s.v. Lehigh, : No. 9 Cody Brewer (OU) dec. Randy Cruz (Lehigh) 10-5 OU, : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) major dec. Anthony Salupo (Lehigh) 15-5 OU, : Shane Welsh (Lehigh) dec. No. 9 Nick Lester (OU) 3-2 Lehigh, : No. 17 Matt Lester (OU) dec. Albert Woody (Lehigh) 5-0 OU, : No. 4 Bubby Graham (OU) major dec. Ben Haas (Lehigh) 11-3 OU, : No. 13 Nathaniel Brown (Lehigh) major dec. Matt Reed (OU) 13-1 Lehigh, : No. 3 Robert Hamlin (Lehigh) tech fall Nolan McBryde (OU) 22-7, 5:43 Lehigh, : John Bolich (Lehigh) dec. Brad Johnson 2-0 Lehigh, : Max Wessell (Lehigh) dec. Keldrick Hall (OU) 3-2 Lehigh, NO. 11 OKLAHOMA 19, NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 22 Sunday, January 27, 2013 Cassell Coliseum Blacksburg, Va. 125: No. 8 Jarrod Garnett (VT) dec. Kyle Garcia (OU), 6-5 VT, : No. 9 Cody Brewer (OU) maj. dec. No. 19 Erik Spjut (VT), 12-4 OU, : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) fall Michael Gowen (VT), 2:59 OU, : No. 6 Nick Brascetta (VT) dec. No. 9 Nick Lester (OU), 6-4 (SV) VT, : No. 7 Jesse Dong (VT) dec. No.18 Matt Lester (OU), 2-0 VT, : No. 5 Pete Yates (VT) tech fall Justin DeAngelis (OU), 17-0 (2:25) VT, : No. 4 [165] Patrick Bubby Graham (OU) dec. Austin Gabel (VT), 3-2 OU, : Nick Vetterlein (VT) maj. dec. Matt Reed (OU), 20-6 VT, : Derrick Borlie (VT) maj. dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 1 VT, : Keldrick Hall (OU) fall David Marone (VT), :44 OU, NO. 22 OKLAHOMA 8, NO. 7 MISSOURI 26 Saturday, February 2, 2013 Hearnes Center Columbia, Mo. 125: No. 2 Alan Waters (MU) dec. Kyle Garcia (OU), 6-3 MU, : No. 5 Nathan McCormick (MU) dec. No. 8 Cody Brewer (OU), 5-2 MU, : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) tech. fall Nicholas Hucke (MU), 23-8 OU, : No. 13 Drake Houdashelt (MU) dec. No. 11 Nick Lester (OU), 3-0 MU, : No. 19 Kyle Bradley (MU) dec. No. 16 Matt Lester (OU), 3-2 MU, : No. 4 Bubby Graham (OU) dec. No. 14 Zach Toal (MU), 3-1 OU, : No. 14 Todd Porter (MU) major dec. Matt Reed (OU), 10-2 MU, : No. 9 Mike Larson (MU) major dec. Nolan McBryde (OU), 9-0 MU, : No. 10 Brent Haynes (MU) dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 11-5 MU, 23-8 HWT: No. 1 Dom Bradley (MU) dec. Keldrick Hall (OU), 10-4 MU, 26-8 No. 7 Virginia Tech 33, No. 25 Oklahoma 6 Sunday, February 17 Gill Colliseum Corvallis, Ore. 125: No. 5 Garnett (VT) major dec. Kyle Garcia (OU), 17-4 VT, : Oklahoma forfeit VT, 1 141: Virginia Tech forfeit OU, : No. 5 Nick Brascetta (VT) dec. No. 9 Nick Lester (OU), 8-2 VT, : No. 7 Jesse Dong (VT) major dec. Justin DeAngelis (OU), 8-0 VT, : No. 5 Pete Yates (VT) dec. No. 4 Bubby Graham (OU), 7-2 VT, : Austin Gabel (VT) major dec. Matt Reed (OU), 11-2 VT, : Nick Vetterlein (VT) dec. Nolan McBryde (OU), 10-6 VT, : Derrick Borlie (VT) dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 8-2 VT, 30-6 HWT: David Marone (VT) dec. Keldrick Hall (OU), 3-1 VT, 33-6 No. 19 Michigan 27, No. 25 Oklahoma 19 Sunday, February 17 Gill Colliseum Corvallis, Ore. 125: Kyle Garcia (OU) dec. No. 12 Sean Boyle (UM), 9-8 OU, : Oklahoma forfeit UM, : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) tech fall Mike Hillock (UM), 18-3 OU, : Oklahoma forfeit UM, : No. 18 Matt Lester (OU) tech fall Michael Carpenter, 18-0 OU, : No. 4 Bubby Graham (OU) dec. No. 9 Taylor Massa (UM), 5-1 OU, : No. 10 Dan Yates (UM) fall Matt Reed (OU), 5:23 UM, : Chris Heald (UM) dec. Nolan McBryde (OU), 10-4 UM, : Max Huntley (UM) win by DQ Brad Johnson (OU), 6-0 UM, HWT: Keldrick Hall (OU) dec. No. 19 Ben Apland (UM), 6-5 OU, IOWA STATE 38, OKLAHOMA 7 March 8, 2013 Gallagher-Iba Arena Stillwater, Okla. 125: Ryak Finch (ISU) major decision Kyle Garcia (OU); 8-0 ISU, : No. 9 Cody Brewer (OU) major decision John Meeks (ISU); 18-4 OU, : No. 27 Luke Goettl (ISU) dec. Dalton Dennis (OU); 3-1 ISU, : Max Mayfield (ISU) dec. Dillon Dennis (OU); 4-3 ISU, : Justin DeAngelis (OU) dec. Logan Molina (ISU); 7-6 OU, : No. 18 Mike Moreno (ISU) fall Kyle Detmer (OU); 5:44 ISU, : No. 20 Tanner Weatherman (ISU) major decision Matt Reed (OU); 14-5 ISU, : No. 16 Boaz Beard fall Nolan McBryde (OU); 1:22 ISU, : No. 7 Kyven Gadson (ISU) won by forfeit ISU, : No. 21 Matt Gibson (ISU) won by forfeit ISU, 38-7 OKLAHOMA 34, WEST VIRGINIA 9 March 8, 2013 Gallagher-Iba Arena Stillwater, Okla. 125: Kyle Garcia (OU) won by forfeit; 6-0 OU, : No. 9 Cody Brewer (OU) won by forfeit; 6-0 OU, : Dalton Dennis (OU) won by forfeit ; 6-0 OU, : George Scheffel (WVU) dec. Dillon Dennis (OU); 3-1 SV WVU, : Justin DeAngelis (OU) major decision Jason Luster (WVU); 8-0 OU, : Ross Renzi (WVU) dec. Derek Geiges (OU); 3-2 WVU, : No. 26 Bubba Scheffel (WVU) dec. Kyle Detmer (OU); 6-5 WVU, : Matt Reed (OU) dec. Lance Bryson (WVU); 4-3 OU, : Nolan McBryde (OU) dec. Mark Colabucci (WVU); 6-4 OU, : Keldrick Hall (OU) won by forfeit; 6-0 OU, 34-9 OKLAHOMA STATE 40, OKLAHOMA 3 March 8, 2013 Gallagher-Iba Arena Stillwater, Okla. 125: No. 32 Eddie Klimara (OSU) dec. Kyle Garcia (OU), 9-3 OSU, : No. 7 Jon Morrison won by forfeit; 6-0 OSU, : Julian Feikert (OSU) dec. Dalton Dennis (OU), 4-1 OSU, : No. 1 Jordan Oliver (OSU) fall Dillon Dennis (OU), 1:28 OSU, : No. 7 Alex Dieringer (OSU) MD Justin DeAngelis (OU), 13-4 OSU, : No. 3 Tyler Caldwell (OSU) MD Derek Geiges (OU), 13-1 OSU, : No. 2 Chris Perry (OSU) fall Kyle Detmer (OU), 2:02 OSU, : No. 10 Chris Chionuma (OSU) MD Matt Reed (OU), 15-5 OSU, : No. 11 Blake Rosholt (OSU) MD Nolan McBryde (OU), 15-4 OSU, 4 285: Keldrick Hall (OU) dec. Tyson Yoder (OSU), 5-4 OU, 40-3 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS March 9, 2013 Gallagher-Iba Arena Stillwater, Okla. CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION 133: No. 1 Jon Morrison (OSU) dec. No. 2 Cody Brewer (OU), : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) major decision No. 2 Luke Goettl (ISU), : No. 1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) major decision No. 2 Matt Lester (OU), : No. 1 Tyler Caldwell (OSU) dec. No. 2 Bubby Graham (OU), 1-0 THIRD-PLACE ACTION 125: No. 3 Shane Young (WVU) dec. No. 4 Kyle Garcia (OU); : No. 2 Nick Lester (OU) dec. No. 4 George Scheffel (WVU); : No. 3 Bubba Scheffel (WVU) fall No. 4 Kyle Detmer (OU); 6:05 184: No. 4 Lance Bryson (WVU) dec. No. 3 Matt Reed (OU); : No. 4 Brad Johnson (OU) dec. No. 3 A.J. Vizcarrando (WVU); : No. 3 Keldrick Hall (OU) dec. No. 4 Phil Mandzik (WVU); 5-3 SEMIFINAL ACTION 125: No. 1 Eddie Klimara (OSU) dec. No. 4 Kyle Garcia (OU), : No. 2 Cody Brewer (OU) major dec. No. 3 John Meeks (ISU), : No. 1 Kendric Maple (OU) inj. def. No. 4 Nathan Pennesi (WVU) 149: No. 3 Max Mayfield (ISU) dec. No. 2 Nick Lester (OU), : No. 2 Matt Lester (OU) major dec. No. 3 Jason Luster (WVU), : No. 2 Bubby Graham (OU) dec. No. 3 Mike Moreno (ISU), : No. 1 Chris Perry (OSU) fall No. 4 Kyle Detmer (OU), 4:08 184: No. 2 Chris Chionuma (OSU) major dec. No. 3 Matt Reed (OU); : No. 1 Kyven Gadson (ISU) MD No. 4 Brad Johnson (OU), : No. 2 Matt Gibson (ISU) dec. No. 3 Keldrick Hall (OU); 9-5

13 KYLE GARCIA Freshman CHOCKTAW, OKLA. 125 lbs. CODY BREWER Redshirt Freshman Kansas City, Mo. 133 lbs. GARCIA S CAREER STATISTICS th TOTALS N/A BREWER S CAREER STATISTICS nd TOTALS N/A GARCIA MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Kidd Gomez W, 10-8 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Jose Vasquez (Brockport) W, 1:03 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Chris Brienza (American) W, 4:34 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite No. 20 Shane Gentry (Maryland) L, 2-0 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Josh Polacek (Maryland) W, 6-0 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Max Soria (Buffalo) W, 11-1 major decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Christian Cullinan L, 8-3 decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell No. 15 Nashon Garrett L, 13-4 major decision 11/24 Hofstra No. 9 Steve Bonanno L, 10-5 decision 12/02 Binghamton Patrick Hunter W, 12-9 decision 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming Tyler Cox L, 9-6 decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State Eddie Klimara W, 3-2 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Anthony Zanetta (Pitt) L, decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Jake Papke (UW Park) W, 10-4 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Kory Mines (Edinboro) W, 16-7 major decision 12/29 Midlands Championships No. 13 Mark Rappo (Penn) L, 9-4 decision 1/05 Iowa State No. 19 Ryak Finch L, 2-0 decision 1/18 Northern Iowa Ryan Jauch W, 3-2 decision 1/20 West Virginia Shane Young L, 5-4 decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Alex Abreu L, 5-3 decision (SV) 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech No. 8 Jarrod Garnett L, 6-5 decision 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 2 Alan Waters L, 6-3 decision 2/17 No. 7 Virginia Tech No. 5 Jarrod Garnett L, 17-4 major decision 2/17 No. 19 Michigan No. 12 Sean Boyle W, 9-8 decision 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State Ryak Finch L, 8-0 major decision 3/8 West Virginia -- W, forfeit 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State Eddie Klimara L, 9-3 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship Eddie Klimara (OSU) L, 8-4 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship Shane Young (WVU) L, 7-3 decision His first career win over a ranked opponent came against Michigan s No. 12 Sean Boyle at the 2013 National Duals Corvallis Regional...Finished fourth at the Big 12 Championship with a 7-3 loss to West Virginia s Shane Young at 125 pounds...went 2-2 in his first Midlands Championships...Made his Bedlam debut as OU s only freshman Oklahoma native with a 3-2 decision over Eddie Klimara...Completed the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational with a 4-1 record...made his collegiate debut against Oklahoma City with a 10-8 decision over Kidd Gomez. BREWER MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Tyler Espita W, 3:39 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Charles Costanzo (Army) W, :00 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Erik Galloway (Buffalo) W, by disqualification 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite No. 14 Geoffrey Alexander (Maryland) W, 4:23 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Brian Crutchmaker (OSU) W, 14-8 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Mason Saldana (Embry-Riddle) W, :00 tech fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Casey Rowell (Central Oklahoma) W, 6-4 decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Tyler Keselring W, 2:06 fall 11/24 No. 8 Cornell No. 15 Naryman Arajau L, 0:34 fall 11/24 Hofstra Jamie Franco W, 14-6 major decision 12/02 Binghamton Derek Steeley W, 13-4 major decision 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming Kassey Garnhart W, 16-6 major decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 8 Jon Morrison L, 9-4 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Kyle Ayersman (Purdue) W, 18-6 major decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Randy Cruz (Lehigh) W, 8-7 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Daniel Dennis (Iowa) L, :55 tech fall 12/29 Midlands Championships No. 3 Scotti Sentes (Central Michigan) L, 7-4 decision 1/05 Iowa State John Meeks W, 6-2 decision 1/18 Northern Iowa No. 9 Levi Wolfensberger W, 13-9 decision 1/20 West Virginia Colin Johnston W, major decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Randy Cruz W, 10-5 decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech No. 19 Erik Spjut W, 12-4 major decision 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 5 Nathan McCormick L, 5-2 decision 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State John Meeks W, 18-4 major decision 3/8 West Virginia -- W, forfeit 3/9 Big 12 Championship John Meeks (ISU) W, 13-4 major decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 6 John Morrison (OSU) L, 6-2 decision A 2013 NCAA Division I Automatic qualifier at 133 pounds...finished his redshirt freshman year with a runner-up finish at the Big 12 Championship after he claimed a 13-4 major decision over ISU s John Meeks and then fell with a 6-2 decision to OSU s John Morrison in the championship bout...topped his second ranked opponent of the season after he totaled a 12-4 major decision over Virginia Tech s No. 19 Erik Spjut...Has dropped four decisions on the year - three of which were to top-25 foes - against No. 3 Scotti Sentes of Central Michigan (7-4 decision), No. 8 Jon Morrison of OSU (9-4 decision) and No. 15 Nick Arajau of Cornell (0:34 fall)...clinched OU s dual victory over Iowa State when he topped John Meeks with a 6-2 decision in the final bout of the night...went undefeated at the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational en route to Oklahoma s 14th straight victory. Was one of five Sooners to go undefeated at the event.

14 scott chene Redshirt SENIOR irvine, calif. 133 lbs. KENDRIC MAPLE Redshirt JUNIOR WICHITA, KAN. 141 lbs. CHENE S CAREER Virginia Tech N/A N/A N/A N/A Oklahoma TOTALS N/A CHENE MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE SCHOOL OPPONENT RESULT 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Esteban Gomez-Rivera (American) L, 9-4 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Charles Costanzo (Army) W, 10-3 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Michael Leonard (Brockport) W, 4:33 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Jordan Thome (Army) L, 5-2 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Trison Graham (Central OK) W, 7-4 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Casey Rowell (Central Ok) L, 6-1 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Austin Hood (OSU) W, 6-4 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Brian Cruchmer (OSU) L, 1:45 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Austin Quinton (Central OK) L, 3-2 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships No.4 AJ Schopp (Edinboro) L, 5:43 fall 12/29 Midlands Championships RJ Hallman (Iowa State) W, 6-3 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Drew VanAnrooy (Oregon State) L, 4-0 decision Went 2-2 at the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational with a pair of wins over Charles Constanzo (Army) and Michael Leonard (Brockport)...Totaled a 2-3 record at the Joe Parisi Open with a pair of wins over Trison Graham (Central OK) and Austin Hood (OSU)...Finished 1-3 at the Midlands Championships with lone vicotry against RJ Hallman (Iowa State). MAPLE S CAREER STATISTICS rd DNC DNC DNC st st TOTALS N/A MAPLE MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 NWCA All-Star Classic No. 5 B.J. Futrell (Illinois) W, 6-2 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Matt Dorf (American) W, 0:13 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Tyler Rauenzahn (Army) W, :00 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Andrew Schutt (Buffalo) W, 1:17 fall 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Scott Mattingly W, 1:33 fall 11/24 No. 8 Cornell No. 7 Michael Nevinger W, 13-1 major decision 11/24 Hofstra No. 8 Luke Vaith W, 4-0 decision 12/02 Binghamton Dan Rigg W, :32 tech fall 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming McCade ford W, 1:29 fall 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State Julian Feikert W, 5:57 fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Luke Goettl (Iowa State) W, 11-5 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships John Matacic (Clarion) W, 8-1 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Frank Goodwin (Maryland) W, 12-4 major decision 12/30 Midlands Championships Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern) W, 7-5 decision 12/30 Midlands Championships No. 4 Mitchell Port (Edinboro) W, decision 12/30 Midlands Championships No. 3 BJ Futrell (Illinois) W, 5-1 decision 1/05 Iowa State No. 15 Luke Goettl W, 12-0 major decision 1/18 Northern Iowa No. 14 Joey Lazor W, 6-3 decision 1/20 West Virginia No. 13 Nathan Pennesi W, 10-2 major decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Anthony Salupo W, 15-5 major decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech Michael Gowen W, 2:59 fall 2/2 No. 7 Missouri Nicholas Hucke W, 23-8 techfall 2/17 No. 7 Virginia Tech -- W, forfeit 2/17 No. 19 Michigan James Hillock W, 18-3 tech fall 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 13 Nathan Pennesi (WVU) W, Inj. Def. 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 18 Luke Goettl (ISU) W, 13-3 major decision Capped off undefeated regular season with a first place finish at the Big 12 Championship to claim his second consecutive conference title at 141 pounds after he topped Oklahoma State s Luke Goettle with a 13-3 major decision in the championship bout...scored fourth tech fall of the season against Michigan s James Hillock at National Duals...Won his 20th match of his junior campaign after he topped Lehigh s Anthony Salupo with a 15-5 decision...continued his winning streak after he topped his fifth consecutive top-15 opponent and tallied his fourth major decision of the season when he topped WVU s No. 14 Nathan Pennesi, Defeated his fourth-straight top-15 opponent after he totaled a 6-3 decision against Northern Iowa s No. 14 Joey Lazor...Topped his third consecutive top-25 opponent when he held Iowa State s No. 15 Luke Goettl to zero points with a 12-0 major decision in the Sooners dual against the Cyclones...Went undefeated at the Midlands Championships with a 6-0 slate to claim the 141-pound championship for the second consecutive year...named the Big 12 Wrestler of the Month for November after beginning the year with an 8-0 record...collected back-to-back falls against Wyoming s McCade Ford (1:29) and OSU s Julian Feikert (5:57)...Went undefeated at the 2012 Journeymen/Asics Northeastern Duals - one of two Sooners to do so - with a 3-0 record after compiling wins against Central Michigan s Mattingly, Cornell s Nevinger and Hofstra s Vaith...Named Most Outstanding Wrestler at the 2012 Brockport Oklahoma Invitational after he went undefeated to claim the 141-pound title and totaled the fastest pin of the Invitational against Matt Dorf (American) in 0:13 - the third fastest pin in Oklahoma program history...opened the season at the 2012 NWCA All-Star Classic with a 6-2 decision over No. 5 B.J. Futrell (Illinois), and was named Most Outstanding Wrestler alongside Cornell s Kyle Dake.

15 DALTON DeNNIS REDSHIRT FRESHMAN CLEARWATER, FLA. 141 lbs. nick lester Redshirt JUNIOR eureka, mo. 149 lbs. DENNIS CAREER STATISTICS DNC TOTALS N/A lester S CAREER STATISTICS DNC DNC DNC rd rd TOTALS N/A DENNIS MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Trevor Sterling W, 14-2 major decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Eliah Golding (Brockport) L, 4-0 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Matt Dorf (American) W, 2:05 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Danny O Malley (Maryland) W, 3-1 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Connor Hanafee (Army) L, 6-2 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Jordan Dyer (Brockport) L, 8-5 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Hampton Reese (UT) W, 10-5 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Josh Durham (Oklahoma) W, 3-2 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Paz Acosta (Wayland Baptist) W, 12-3 major decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Lincoln Lemon (OSU) W, 5-2 decision 1/26 Mustang Open Jake Williams (Cumberland) W, 5-2 decision 1/26 Mustang Open Todd Brackett (Missouri Valley) W, 3-2 decision 1/26 Mustang Open Bryan Mares (Texas State) W, 4:02 fall 1/26 Mustang Open Will Evans (Truman) W, 0:40 fall 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State No. 18 Luke Goettl L, 3-1 decision 3/8 West Virginia -- W, forfeit 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State Julian Feikert L, 4-1 decision Capped off his redshirt freshman campaign with appearances in the final three Big 12 duals of the 2013 season with a 1-2 record...managed just a 3-1 loss to his first ranked opponent of his career in the Crimson and Cream against ISU s No. 18 Luke Goettl...Totaled a 2-2 record at the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational...Saw action against Oklahoma City University with a 14-2 major decision over Trevor Serling. lester MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 NWCA All-Star Classic No. 3 Jason Chamberlain (Boise State) L, 6-3 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite John Gochenour (Brockport) W, :00 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Louis Mascola (Maryland) W, 3-0 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Javier Rodriguez (Army) W, :00 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Daniel Young (Army) W, 5-2 decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Donnie Corby W, 4-2 decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell Christopher Villalonga W, 7-2 decision 11/24 Hofstra Matt Spotara W, 5:32 tech fall 12/02 Binghamton No. 1 Donnie Vinson L, 9-2 decision 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming Austin Breckenridge L, 3-4 decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 2 Jordan Oliver L, 14-5 major decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Matt Spataro (Hofstra) W, :12 tech fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Mitch Minotti (Lehigh) W, 6:27 fall 12/29 Midlands Championships No. 9 Nick Brascetta (Virginia Tech) L, 5-2 decision 12/30 Midlands Championships Michael DePalma (Edinboro) W, 1:39 fall 12/30 Midlands Championships Shane Welsh (Lehigh) W, 1 major decision 12/30 Midlands Championships No. 8 Steve Santos (Columbia) L, 3-0 decision 12/30 Midlands Championships No. 12 Eric Grajales (Michigan) W, 10-2 major decision 1/05 Iowa State Max Mayfield W, 6-4 decision 1/18 Northern Iowa Bart Reiter W, 6-0 decision 1/20 West Virginia Tim Wheeling W, :57 tech fall 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Shane Welsh L, 3-2 decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech No. 6 Nick Brascetta L, 6-4 decision (SV) 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 13 Drake Houdashelt L, 3-0 decision 2/17 No. 7 Viginia Tech No. 5 Nick Brascetta L, 8-2 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship Max Mayfield (ISU) L, 4-2 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship George Scheffel (WVU) W, 7-2 decision A 2013 NCAA At-Large qualifier at 149 pounds...finished third at the Big 12 Championship (149) with a 7-2 decision over WVU s George Scheffel...Won his fourth-straight bout after he tallied his fifth tech fall of the season, downing WVU s Tim Wheeling 17-0 in 5:57...Finished fifth at the 2012 Midlands Championships after he defeated Grajales with a 10-2 major decision, the first of the season...notched his first fall of his redshirt junior campaign after he pinned Lehigh s Mitch Minotti in 6:27 at the Midlands Championships...One of two Sooners to go undefeated at the 2012 Journeymen/Asics Northeast Duals alongside fellow redshirt junior Kendric Maple...Was one of five Sooners to take home titles at the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational after he claimed the 149-pound title en route to Oklahoma s 14th straight victory at the annual event...opened the 2012 season at the NWCA All-Star Classic where he faced the nation s No pounder, Jason Chamberlain of Boise State, but fell in a 6-3 decision.

16 chase gordon REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE oviedo, fla. 149 lbs. matt lester Redshirt JUNIOR eureka, mo. 157 lbs. GORDON S CAREER STATISTICS N/A DNC TOTALS N/A LESTER S CAREER STATISTICS DNC DNC DNC rd nd nd TOTALS N/A GORDON MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Hunter Muskrat W, :43 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Kevin Tao (American) L, 6-1 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite John Gochenour (Brockport) W, :00 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Blake Roulo (Buffalo) W, 3:53 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Javier Rodriguez (Army) W, 1:10 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Louis Mascola (Maryland) W, 3:26 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Connor Baxter (OSU) W, 6-1 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Jordan Bask (Central OK) L, 6:44 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Colin Merkley (Embry-Riddle) W, 10-2 major decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Aaron Senzee (Missouri Valley) W, injury default 12/29 Midlands Championships Donnie Vinson (Binghamton) L, :12 tech fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Joe Ruettiger (Chicago) W, 6-3 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Max Mayfield (Iowa State) L, 6-3 decision Dropped just one decision en route to Oklahoma winning it s 14th-straight Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational...Won his first dual of the 2012 season after he topped Hunter Muskrat of Oklahoma City University, 22-6, in a 5:43 tech fall. LESTER MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE SCHOOL OPPONENT RESULT 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Mark Cirello (American) W, 15-3 major decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Anthony Guidice (Maryland) W, 16-4 major decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Brian Harvey (Army) W, 7-2 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Justin DeAngelis (Oklahoma) W, 4-3 decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Luke Smith W, 2-0 decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell Christopher Dowdy W, 4-0 decision 12/02 Binghamton N/A W, BU Forfeit 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming No. 12 Andy McCulley L, 8-1 decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 14 Alex Dieringer L, 8-5 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Ben Dorsay (Maryland) W, 3-1 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Taylor Walsh (Indiana) L, 7-6 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Adam Fierro (CSU Bakersfield) W, 8-4 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Zac Brunson (Illinois) W, :29 tech fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Jake O Hara (Columbia) W, 4:07 fall 12/30 Midlands Championships Ian Miller (Kent State) L, 11-5 decision 12/30 Midlands Championships Hayden Zillmer (N. Dakota State) W, 8-0 major decision 1/05 Iowa State Logan Molina W, 6-4 decision 1/18 Northern Iowa David Bonin L, 5-3 decision (4OT) 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Albert Woody W, 5-0 decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech No. 7 Jesse Dong L, 2-0 decision 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 19 Kyle Bradley L, 3-2 decision 2/17 No. 19 Michigan Michael Carpenter W, 18-0 tech fall 3/9 Big 12 Championship Jason Luster (WVU) W, 9-1 major decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 8 Alex Dieringer (OSU) L, 11-3 major decision A 2013 NCAA Division I Wrestling automatic qualifier at 157 pounds...secured the runner-up spot at 157-pounds at the 2013 Big 12 Championship after he topped WVU s Jason Luster with a 9-1 major decision, then fell to OSU s No. 8 Alex Dieringer with an 11-3 major decision in the championship bout... Made his second-straight Big 12 Tournament, championship wrestling appearance with a runner-up finish for the second consecutive year...scored second tech fall of season against Michigan s Michael Carpenter at National Duals...Finished seventh out of all 157-pounders at the Midlands Championships with a 4-2 record after he defeated North Dakota State s Hayden Zilmer with an 8-0 decision...went undefeated at the 2012 Northeastern duals with a 2-0 record after he defeated Smith of Central Michigan and Dowdy of Cornell with a 2-0 and 4-0 decision, respectively...escaped the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational as the 157-pound title winner with a 4-0 record on the day.

17 JUSTIN DeANGELIS REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE TULSA, OKLA. 157 lbs. KYLE DeTMER REDSHIRT JUNIOR WICHITA, KAN. 165 lbs. DEANGELIS CAREER STATISTICS N/A DNC TOTALS N/A DEANGELIS MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE SCHOOL OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Mark Meyer W, 16-5 major decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Cristian Masaya (American) W, 9-3 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Clay Reeb (Buffalo) W, 12-4 major decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Chris Marchetti (Army) W, 11-7 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Matt Lester (Oklahoma) L, 4-3 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Bernie Gonzales (Weyland Baptist) W, 12-2 major decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Derek Geiges (Oklahoma) W, 5-1 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Cory Dauphin (Central OK) W, injury default 11/24 Hofstra Jay Lysne W, 1:20 fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Jack McKeever (Binchamton) W, 13-3 major decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Jason Welch (Northwestern) L, decision 12/29 Midlands Championships TJ Guidice (Maryland) W, 4:25 fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Ian Miller (Kent State) L, 17-6 major decision 1/20 West Virginia Jason Luster W, 18-2 (4:51) tech fall 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech No. 5 Pete Yates L, 17-0 (2:25) tech fall 2/17 No. 7 Virginia Tech No. 7 Jesse Dong L, 8-0 major decision 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State Logan Molina W, 7-6 decision 3/8 West Virginia Jason Luster W, 8-0 major decision 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 7 Alex Dieringer L, 13-4 major decision Wrestled up at 165-pounds in OU s dual against No. 9 Virginia Tech...Tallied the first tech fall of his redshirt sophomore campaign after he took down WVU s Jason Luster, 18-2 in 4:51 in a matchup that saw DeAngelis claim his first career Big 12 win...dropped one bout at the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational to take the runner-up spot in the 157-pounders behind teammate Matt Lester...Captured his first victory of the 2012 season when he topped Oklahoma City s Mark Meyer with a 16-5 decision. DETMER S CAREER STATISTICS DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC rd th TOTALS N/A DETMER MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE SCHOOL OPPONENT RESULT 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Ryan Marble (Army) W, 2:59 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Phillip Barreiro (American) L, 10-8 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Marcos Peralta (American) W, 1:33 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Jared Ross (Army) W, 5:44 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Sam Mehan (OSU) W, 8-4 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Gian Travarso L, 10-7 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Jack Carlson (UT) W, 0:00 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Sam Mehan (OSU) W, 8-5 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Zach Aylor (Central OK) W, 7-1 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Steven Monk (N. Dakota State) L, 6:11 fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Jarrett Jensen (Northern Iowa L, 8-2 decision 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State No. 18 Mike Moreno L, 5:44 fall 3/8 West Virginia Bubba Scheffel L, 6-5 decision 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 2 Chris Perry L, 2:02 fall 3/9 Big 12 Championships No. 2 Chris Perry (OSU) L, 4:08 fall 3/9 Big 12 Championships Bubba Scheffel (WVU) L, 6:05 fall Competed in the final two duals of regular season alongside a fourth-place finish at the Big 12 Championships at 174 lbs...went 3-1 en route to Oklahoma claiming its 14th straight Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational title with wins by fall over Army s Ryan Marble (2:59) and Jared Ross (5:44) as well as American s Marcos Peralta (1:33).

18 BUBBY GRAHAM Redshirt SENIOR ANNAPOLIS, md. 165 lbs. NOLAN MCBRYDE REDSHIRT JUNIOR EAGLE RIVER, ALASKA 174 lbs. GRAHAM S CAREER American N/A N/A N/A N/A 1 8 Oklahoma rd nd TOTALS N/A MCBRYDE S CAREER STATISTICS DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC TOTALS N/A GRAHAM MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Zach Skates W, 10-4 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Marcos Peralta (American) W, :00 tech fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Jared Ross (Army) W, 4-0 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Phillip Barreiro (American) W, 16-6 major decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Mike Ottinger W, 4-1 decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell No. 1 Kyle Dake L, 5-0 decision 11/24 Hofstra Nick Terdick W, 4:19 fall 12/02 Binghamton Vincent Grella W, 19-6 major decision 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming Dakota Friesth W, 8-5 decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 3 Tyler Caldwell L, 5-3 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Dan Burk (Northern Illinois) W, 11-2 major decsision 12/29 Midlands Championships Michael Moreno (Iowa State) W, 5-3 decision, SV 12/29 Midlands Championships No. 16 Ramon Santiago (Rider) W, 9-2 decision 12/30 Midlands Championships No. 3 Pete Yates (Virginia Tech) W, 7-2 decision 12/30 Midlands Championships Bekzod Abdurakhmanov (Clarioni) W, injury forfiet 1/05 Iowa State No. 20 Michael Moreno W, 6-4 decision 1/18 Northern Iowa Jarrett Jensin W, 9-4 decision 1/20 West Virginia Dominic Prezzia W, 14-3 major decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Ben Haas W, 11-3 major decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech Austin Gabel W, 3-2 decision 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 14 Zach Toal W, 3-1 decision 2/17 No. 7 Virgina Tech No. 5 Peter Yates L, 7-2 decision 2/17 No. 19 Michigan No. 9 Taylor Massa W, 5-1 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 19 Mike Moreno (Iowa State) W, 6-2 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 2 Tyler Caldwell (OSU) L, 1-0 decision MCBRYDE MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Stephen Loosbrock (Benedictine) L, 3-1 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Patrick Masterson (NW Miss. St.) W, 4:23 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open David Butler (Ouachita Baptist) W, medical forfeit 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Nathan Downs (Hannibal-LaGrange) W, 13-0 major decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Zeb Wahle (Maryville) L, 1:52 fall 12/02 Binghamton No. 7 Nate Scheidel L, 13-6 decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 17 Chris Chionuma L, 17-7 major decision 1/18 Northern Iowa No. 9 Ryan Loder L, 9-2 decision 1/20 West Virginia Lance Bryson L, 13-4 major decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh No. 3 Robert Hamlin L, :43 tech fall 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 14 Todd Porter L, 10-2 major decision 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State No. 16 Boaz Beard L, 1:22 fall 3/8 West Virginia Mark Colabucci W, 6-4 decision 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 11 Blake Rosholt L, 15-4 major decision Competed at184 pounds against Iowa State s No. 16 Boaz Beard and then wrestled up at 197 pounds against West Virignia s Mark Colabucci and Oklahoma State s No. 11 Blake Rosholt in the final three duals of the 2013 season...seven of his nine dual opponents were ranked in top Made his 2012 debut in Oklahoma s dual against Binghamton, where he dropped a 13-6 decision to the Bearcats No. 7 Nate Scheidel in the 197-pounders. A 2013 NCAA Division I Wrestling automatic qualifier at 165 pounds...capped off his senior year with a second-place finish at the Big 12 Championship after he topped Iowa State s No. 19 Mike Moreno, 6-2 in the semifinal bout, but fell to Oklahoma State s No. 2 Tyler Caldwell in the championship final...eleven match win streak snapped against Virginia Tech s No. 5 Peter Yates at National Duals, followed by a 5-1 decision over Michigan s No. 9 Taylor Mesa...Wrestled up at 174-pounds against No. 9 Virginia Tech, where he captured the 40th win of his career and 10th dual victory of his senior campaign with a 3-2 decision over Austin Gabel...Secured his second-consecutive major decision for the first time of the season after he took down Lehigh s Ben Haas, Continued an eight-match win streak after he collected his fourth major decision of the season with a 14-3 bout over WVU s Dominic Prezzia...Topped his third top-20 opponent of the season after he posted a 6-4 decision against No. 20 Michael Moreno in OU s dual against Iowa State...Claimed the 165-pound champion title at the Midlands Championship after his opponent Bekzod Abdurakhmanov forfeited due to injury...went 5-0 at the event with an unscathed record...went 2-1 at the 2012 Journeymen/Asics Northeastern Duals with wins over Central Michigan s Ottinger (4-1 decision) and Hofstra s Tesdick (4:19 fall)...captured his first victory of the year with a 10-4 decision over Oklahoma City s Zach Skates.

19 matt reed FRESHMAN WICHITA, KAN. 174 lbs. brad johnson FRESHMAN ankeny, iowa 197 lbs. REED S CAREER STATISTICS EAR OVERALL DUALS BIG 12 BIG 12 FINISH TF MD PINS th TOTALS N/A JOHNSON S CAREER STATISTICS rd TOTALS N/A REED MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE MATCH OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Campbell W, 0:50 fall 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Matthew Pennings (Army) W, 6-2 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Keithen Cast (American) L, 6-3 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Jeff Palmeri (Buffalo) W, 12-1 major decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Ryan Tompkins (Army) W, 13-5 major decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Michael Conner (OCU) W, :00 tech fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Easton Hargrave (NM Highlands) W, 4-1 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Ethan Orr (Labett CC) L, 7-2 decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Craig Kelliher L, 9-1 major decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell George Pickett W, 9-3 decision 11/24 Hofstra Jermain John W, 0:56 fall 12/02 Binghamton John Paris W, 1:48 fall 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming Lee Helbig L, 5-2 decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 1 Chris Perry L, 22-6 tech fall 12/29 Midlands Championships Anthony Bill (Central Michigan) W, 7-1 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Jake Davis (Eastern Michigan) L, 6-5 decision, SV 12/29 Midlands Championships Kyle Czarnecki (Boston U) W, 7-3 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships PJ Tasser (Pitt) W, 10-9 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Tanner Weatherman (Iowa State) L, 7-0 decision 1/05 Iowa State Tanner Weatherman L, 20-5 tech fall 1/18 Northern Iowa Cody Caldwell L, by disqualification 1/20 West Virginia Bubba Scheffel L, 12-4 major decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh No. 13 Nathaniel Brown L, 13-1 major decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech Nick Vetterlein L, 20-6 major decision 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 14 Todd Porter L, 10-2 major decision 2/17 No. 7 Virginia Tech Austin Gabel L, 11-2 major decision 2/17 No. 19 Michigan No. 10 Daniel Yates L, 5:23 fall 3/8 No. 20 Iowa State No. 20 Tanner Weatherman L, 14-5 major decision 3/8 West Virginia Lance Bryson W, 4-3 decision 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 10 Chris Chionuma L, 15-5 major decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 10 Chris Chionuma (OSU) L, 11-1 major decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship Lance Bryson (WVU) L, 5-1 decision Wrestled up at 184 pounds at his first-ever Big 12 Championship to finish fourth in the weight class after he fell to Oklahoma State s No. 10 Chris Chionuma (11-1 major decision) and WVU s Lance Bryson (5-1 decision)...completed the final two duals of the regular season at 184 pounds with a 1-1 record after he fell 14-5 to Iowa State s No. 20 Tanner Weatherman and topped WVU s Lance Bryson with a 4-3 decision...has totaled three pins in dual competition...went 2-1 at the 2012 Journeymen/Northeast Duals with wins over Hofstra s John and Cornell s Pickett...Ended the Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational with a 3-1 record after totaling two major decisions to Army s Ryan Tompkins (13-5) and Buffalo s Jeff Palmeri (12-1) and adding a 6-2 decision over Army s Matthew Pennings. JOHNSON MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE SCHOOL OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Michael Brown W, 6-4 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Matthew Snook (Maryland) W, 6-0 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Bryce Barnes (Army) L, 10-7 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Robrt Doyle (Army) W, 11-6 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Angelo Malvestuto (Buffalo) L, 18-7 major decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Taylor Baird (Pratt CC) W, 7-2 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Cody Johnson (Labett CC) W, 8-3 decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan Jackson Lewis W, 6-5 decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell Jace Bennett L, 3:27 fall 11/24 Hofstra Tim Murphy W, 8-3 decision 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming No. 4 Alphonso Hernandez L, 19-6 major decision 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 14 Blake Rosholt L, 11-9 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships No. 5 Mario Gonzalez (Illinois) L, 10-3 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Caleb Kolb (Nebraska) L, 3-2 decision 1/05 Iowa State No. 16 Kyven Gadson L, 10-2 major decision 1/12 Roger Denker Open Trevor Phillips (Wentworth Military) W, 2:11 fall 1/12 Roger Denker Open Tyler Douglass (Baker) W, 1:35 fall 1/12 Roger Denker Open Donovan McMahill (SIUE) L, 1:15 fall 1/12 Roger Denker Open Steven Cooksley (Newman) W, 0:46 fall 1/12 Roger Denker Open Tyler Berg (Missouri W, 1:02 fall 1/18 Northern Iowa Blaize Cabell L, 10-9 decision 1/20 West Virginia AJ Vizcarrondo L, 8-5 decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh John Bolich L, 2-0 decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech Derrick Borlie L, 1 major decision 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 10 Brent Haynes L, 11-5 decision 2/17 No. 7 Virginia Tech Derrick Borlie L, 8-2 decision 2/17 No. 19 Michigan Maxwell Huntley L, DQ 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 7 Kyven Gadson (ISU) L, 14-4 major decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship A.J. Vizcarrando (WVU) W, 6-2 decision Finished third as a freshman at the Big 12 Championship after he topped WVU s A.J. Vizcarrando with a 6-2 decision in the third-place bout...faced back-to-back top-25 opponents in a matter of three days when OU faced No. 20 Wyoming and No. 2 Oklahoma State - fell to No. 4 Alphonso Hernandez (19-6) and No. 14 Blake Rosholt (11-9)...Went 2-1 at the 2012 Journeymen/Northeast Duals with wins over Hofstra s Murphy (8-3 decision) and Central Michigan s Lewis (6-5 decision)...made his collegiate debut with a 6-4 decision over Oklahoma City s Michael Brown.

20 keldrick hall senior dallas, texas heavyweight HALL S CAREER STATISTICS DNC DNC th rd rd TOTALS N/A HALL MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS DATE SCHOOL OPPONENT RESULT 11/02 Oklahoma City Stanley Lattimore L, 3-2 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Carl Bucholz (Maryland) W, 5-3 decision 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Dallas Brown (Maryland) W, win by injury 11/10 Brockport/Oklahoma Invite Blake Herrin (American) L, 9-2 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Tyson Yoder (OSU) L, 5-2 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Jeff Routsong (Embry-Riddle) W, :00 tech fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Jamal Jenkinc (OCU-UNA) W, 1:49 fall 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Stanley Lattimore (OCU) W, 3-1 decision 11/17 Joe Parisi Open Markese Christian (Wayland Baptist) L, 7-2 decision 11/24 No. 9 Central Michigan No. 3 Jarod Trice L, 7-2 decision 11/24 No. 8 Cornell Styrker Lane L, 5-2 decision 11/24 Hofstra Paul Snyder L, 8-2 decision 12/02 Binghamton Tyler Deuel W, 5-3 decision 12/07 No. 20 Wyoming Tanner Harms L, fall 12/09 No. 2 Oklahoma State No. 4 Alan Gelogaev L, 10-4 decision 12/29 Midlands Championships No. 10 Adam Chalfant (Indiana) L, 3-1 SV decision 12/29 Midlands Championships Josh Marchok (Stanford) L, 5-4 decision 1/05 Iowa State Cole Shafer W, 4-3 decision 1/18 Northern Iowa Blayne Beale L, 3-1 decision 1/20 West Virginia Phil Mandzik W, 2-1 decision 1/25 No. 14 Lehigh Max Wessell L, 3-2 decision 1/27 No. 9 Virginia Tech David Marone W, 0:44 fall 2/2 No. 7 Missouri No. 1 Dom Bradley L, 10-4 decision 2/17 No. 7 Virginia Tech David Marone L, 3-1 SV-1 2/17 No. 19 Michigan No. 19 Benjamin Apland W, 6-5 decision 3/8 West Virginia N/A W, forfeit 3/8 No. 2 Oklahoma State Tyson Yoder W, 5-4 decsion 3/9 Big 12 Championship No. 19 Matt Gibson (ISU) L, 9-5 decision 3/9 Big 12 Championship Phil Mandzik (WVU) W, 5-3 decision Finished third in his final Big 12 Championship donning the Crimson and Cream after falling to Iowa State s No. 19 Matt Gibson (9-5, decision) in the semifinals, and topping WVU s Phil Mandzik with a 5-3 decision in the third-place bout...finished dual season with a 6-5 decision over Oklahoma State s Tyson Yoder en route to scoring Oklahoma s lone three points in the dual...captured the second fall of his senior campaign, and first in dual action on the year, when he took down Virginia Tech s David Marone in 0:44...Reached his 60th career victory after he claimed a 2-1 decision over WVU s Phil Mandzik in his final home match at McCasland Field House...Picked up the first Big 12 victory of his senior campaign after he topped Iowa State s Cole Shafer in a 4-3 decision, which saw him total a last second takedown to take home the victory...captured his first dual victory of 2012 after he took down Binghamton s Tyler Duel with a 5-3 decision.