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1 Purdue Wrestling Media Notes Schedule & Results Date Event/Opponent Time/Result 11/5 Eastern Michigan Open All Day 11/13 at Missouri 2 PM 11/18 INDIANAPOLIS 7 PM 11/26 Northeast Duals (at Troy, N.Y.) Binghamton Rutgers Lehigh American 9:30 AM 11:15 AM 1:40 PM 3:30 PM 12/1 at Northern Illinois 8 PM 12/9 MICHIGAN STATE 7 PM 12/18 at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville 2 PM Truman State (at SIUE) 4 PM 12/28-29 Midlands Championships All Day 1/6 ILLINOIS 7 PM 1/12 at Ohio State 7 PM 1/15 MINNESOTA 1 PM 1/20 at WISCONSIN 8 PM 1/22 at Nebraska 2 PM Purdue Probable Lineup Wt. Student-Athlete (Yr.) Record 125 Camden Eppert (R-Fr.) Matt Fields (R-Sr.) 10-6 #8 Cashé Quiroga (R-So.) 28-15* 141 Jake Fleckenstein (R-Jr.) Nick Lawrence (R-Fr.) 0-0 Brandon Nelsen (R-Fr.) #9 Ivan Lopouchanski (R-Jr.) 41-10^ Brock Norton (R-Fr.) 0-0 Frankie Porras (R-Fr.) Tommy Churchard (R-Jr.) 9-6 Pat Robinson (R-Fr.) Kyle Mosier (R-So.) Cameron Vlahos (So.) Andy Wiseman (R-Fr.) Braden Atwood (R-Fr.) Roger Vukobratovich (R-Sr.) Alex White (R-So.) * - Quiroga s record is from ^ - Lopouchanski wrestled last season at UNC Greensboro All rankings are InterMat 1/29 NORTHWESTERN 1 PM 2/5 at Indiana 1 PM 2/12 National Duals (at Cornell) TBA TBA 2/19 Central Michigan (at Toledo, Ohio) 2 PM 3/3-4 Big Ten Championships TBA (Big Ten Network - Live) 3/15-17 NCAA Championships All Day Bold denotes Big Ten Duals CAPS denotes home events All times Eastern Standard REturning Statistical Leaders Wins A.J. Kissel, 184 Tournament Wins A.J. Kissel, 184 &... Alex White, 285 Dual Wins A.J. Kissel, 184 Winning Percentage (22-10) - A.J. Kissel, 184 Falls A.J. Kissel, 184 Technical Falls Matt Fields, 133 Major Decisions Camden Eppert, 125 &...A.J. Kissel, 184 Takedowns Jake Fleckenstein, 133/141 Reversals Kyle Mosier, 165/174 Back Points Matt Fields, 133

2 NWCA/USA Today NCAA Division I preseason Coaches Poll Team Record Points 1. Penn State Iowa Oklahoma State Minnesota Cornell Lehigh Michigan Illinois Missouri Oklahoma T-11. American T-11. Maryland Ohio State Virginia Tech T-15. Rutgers T-15. Wyoming Pittsburgh Oregon State Northwestern Iowa State Stanford Virginia Central Michigan Kent State Penn Receiving Votes: Arizona State, Binghamton, Boise State, Buffalo, Cal Poly, Hofstra, Michigan State, Nebraska, Northern Iowa and Purdue Other Rankings... Camden Eppert #24...WrestlingReport.com 125 lbs. #25... D1CollegeWrestling.net Cashé Quiroga #5... D1CollegeWrestling.net 133 lbs. #5...The Open Mat #7... Amateur Wrestling News #7... WIN Magazine #7...WrestlingReport.com Jake Fleckenstein 141 lbs. #28...WrestlingReport.com Ivan Lopouchanski #5... Amateur Wrestling News 149 lbs. #5...The Open Mat #6... D1CollegeWrestling.net #7...WrestlingReport.com #9... WIN Magazine A.J. Kissel #10... Amateur Wrestling News 197 lbs. #10... WIN Magazine #11...The Open Mat #11...WrestlingReport.com #12... D1CollegeWrestling.net Roger Vukobratovich 285 lbs. Cashé Quiroga #32...WrestlingReport.com Bold - signifies teams on Purdue s dual schedule The NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll is voted on by a representative member of each Division I wrestling conference. Team #22...The Open Mat #24... D1CollegeWrestling.net #26...WrestlingReport.com #35... WIN Magazine

3 We re Back Eastern Michigan Open Notes The Boilermakers return to the Eastern Michigan Open to start their season after missing the 2010 event. Purdue has opened its season with the Eagles in six of the last seven years, including five straight from Returning Placewinners Four members of the Boilermakers tournament roster have placed in the Eastern Michigan Open over their careers, including two-time placewinner Matt Fields and 2008 champion Jake Fleckenstein. Fields was fifth at 125 pounds in 2008 and 2009, while Fleckenstein won the 2008 open at 133 pounds en route to Big Ten Wrestler of the Week honors. Sophomore Cashé Quiroga and freshman Nick Lawrence are the other two to have placed as Quiroga was fourth at 125 pounds in 2009, and Lawrence took sixth at 133 pounds, competing unattached in Let s Do It Like Last Time Purdue s last trip to the Eastern Michigan Open was a successful one as they won five weight classes and placed 10 grapplers overall in Who s Coming This Year? It s always curious to see who shows up at open tournaments on the NCAA scene, both in the sense of what teams attend and what wrestlers those teams bring with them. The EMU Open has played host in the past to NCAA Division I programs such as Purdue, Michigan, Michigan State, Indiana, Northwestern, Edinboro, Central Michigan, Illinois, Ohio State, Cleveland State and Navy, in addition to the host Eagles. Other non-division I regulars include Lindenwood, Cumberlands, Findlay, Brockport State and Ashland. Individual standouts who have graced the tournament over the past few seasons include NCAA Champions Kellen Russell (Michigan) and Jarrod King (Edinboro) and Northwestern All-American Brandon Precin. Positional Battles After last weekend s season-opening wrestle-offs, the Boilermakers will continue to fight for starting jobs at various weight classes. Purdue is set to field multiple wrestlers in six weight classes, all with the chances of Boilermaker head-to-head battles. Chasing History Career Record Lists Single Season Record Lists Wins A.J. Kissel 77 #20-88 Win Percentage A.J. Kissel.675 # Matt Fields.607 Falls #3 A.J. Kissel 45 #1-48 Matt Fields 12 #20-13 Takedowns Cashé Quiroga 124 # Reversals #15 A.J. Kissel 15 #1-94 Kyle Mosier 14 #20-23 Back Points #12 Matt Fields 136 #1-803 Wins #1-41 (Luke Manuel 10) #16-34 (Seven tied) Win Percentage # (Charles Jones 92) # (Frank Laccone 96) Falls #1-19 (A.J. Kissel 08) #2-17 (A.J. Kissel 09) #17-9 (A.J. Kissel 11) Takedowns #1-188 (Ben Wissel 06) #6-124 (Cashé Quiroga 10) #20-96 (Two tied) Reversals #1-32 (Dave Lilovich 86) #17-14 (Kyle Mosier 11) Back Points #1-293 (Jake Patacsil 09) #20-66 (Oscar Santiago 03)

4 They All Fall Down Season Notes A.J. Kissel enters his final season of collegiate wrestling just three pins shy of the Boilermakers career record. He has 45 career falls, trailing head coach Scott Hinkel s mark of 48, set from 1984 to Kissel already has the top-two single season totals in Purdue history, posting 19 falls in and 17 pins in Kissel is scheduled to miss approximately the first month of the season, recovering from off-season surgery. Bumping Up Four Boilermakers are moving up a weight to start the season, hoping the extra pounds will make for better wrestling. Highlighting the list are Quiroga and A.J. Kissel, jumping from 125 to 133 and 184 to 197, respectively, while junior Tommy Churchard moves from 149 to 157, and sophomore Patrick Kissel climbs from 165 to 174. Welcome Back The Boilermakers welcome redshirt sophomore Cashé Quiroga back to the lineup after taking a redshirt season in Quiroga became just the fifth freshman in school history to earn All-American honors, and just the third true freshman, taking sixth place at 125 pounds in Quiroga set a freshman record with 124 takedowns in , good for the sixth-highest single-season total in school history. Impact Transfer UNC Greensboro transfer student Ivan Lopouchanski decided to call Purdue his new home after the Spartans dismissed their program after the season, and the Boilermakers welcome him with open arms. Hailing from Florida, by way of Russia, Lopouchanski was a two-time NCAA qualifier for UNC Greensboro, reaching the Round of 12 in 2011, and setting a school record with 41 wins last season. Where Do We Call Home? Purdue likes to keep its Indiana talent close to home as 22 of the 33 wrestlers on the team hail from the Hoosier State. The other 11 wrestlers come from five states: Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Florida, Texas and California. State Champs Fifteen members of the Boilermakers roster have high school state titles on their resumes, including 10 Indiana state champions. Senior Matt Fields, junior Tommy Churchard, sophomores Camden Eppert and Cashé Quiroga, redshirt freshmen Brandon Nelsen, Brock Norton and Frankie Porras and freshmen Drake Stein, Doug Welch and Chad Welch. Senior A.J. Kissel and sophomore Patrick Kissel were both state champions in Wisconsin, while freshmen Andy Hoselton and Danny Sabatello captured state titles in Illinois and junior Ivan Lopouchanski won a Florida state championship. It s A Family Affair The Boilermakers retain their family connections within the program in as brothers A.J. and Patrick Kissel remain on the squad, while twin brothers Doug and Chad Welch join the ranks. This marks the seventh straight season Purdue has had at least one set of brothers on the team. Boilermaker For Life Head coach Scott Hinkel has been a part of Purdue wrestling for all but three of the last 28 years, competing for the Old Gold and Black from 1984 to 1987, serving as a volunteer and graduate assistant in 1989 and 1990 and working as a full-time assistant from 1993 until he was named the 13th head coach in school history in He still holds several spots on the Boilermakers all-time record lists, including the career record for falls (45) and ranking second all-time with 127 career victories. Hinkel s also one of just two wrestlers in school history to earn All-America and Academic All-Big Ten honors in the same season.

5 Boilermaker Roster By Weight Wt. Student-Athlete 125 Camden Eppert Dominique Price Danny Sabatello Luke Schroeder 133 Matt Fields Cashé Quiroga 141 Jake Fleckenstein Nick Lawrence Rusty Maness Brandon Nelsen 149 Ivan Lopouchanski Brock Norton Frankie Porras 157 Tommy Churchard Cody Robertson Pat Robinson Dustin Schultz Doug Welch 165 Andy Hoselton Austin Kunze Kyle Mosier Cameron Vlahos Chad Welch 174 Patrick Kissel Drake Stein Andy Wiseman 184 Braden Atwood 197 Justin Dinius A.J. Kissel Preston Quam 285 Roger Vukobratovich Adam Walls Alex White Pronunciation Guide Braden Atwood... BRAY-den Tommy Churchard...chur-CHARRED Justin Dinius... din-ee-us Camden Eppert... EPP-ert Andy Hoselton... HAH-suhl-TON Jake Fleckenstein... FLECK-en-STINE A.J. & Patrick Kissel...KISS-uhl Austin Kunze...KOON-zee Ivan Lopouchanski... LOW-poosh-AN-ski Rusty Maness...MAN-ess Kyle Mosier...MO-zure Frankie Porras... POUR-ahs Preston Quam...QUAHM Cashé Quiroga... CASH quir-oh-gah Danny Sabatello... SAB-uh-tell-OH Luke Schroeder...SHROW-der Drake Stein... STINE Cameron Vlahos... VLAH-hos R. Vukobratovich.. VOO-co-BRAHT-oh-VICH Boilermaker Alphabetical Roster Student-Athlete Yr. Wt. Hometown (High School) Braden Atwood R-Fr. 184 Delphi, Ind. (Delphi) Tommy Churchard R-Jr. 157 Valparaiso, Ind. (Valparaiso) Justin Dinius R-So. 197 Fort Wayne, Ind. (Concordia Lutheran) Camden Eppert R-So. 125 Anderson, Ind. (Anderson Highland) Matt Fields R-Sr. 133 Whiteland, Ind. (Whiteland) Jake Fleckenstein R-Jr. 141 Guilford, Ind. (East Central) Andy Hoselton Fr. 165 Fairbury, Ill. (Prairie Central) A.J. Kissel R-Sr. 197 Sheboygan, Wis. (Oostburg) Patrick Kissel So. 174 Sheboygan, Wis. (Oostburg) Nick Lawrence R-Fr. 141 Westlake, Ohio (Westlake) Ivan Lopouchanski R-Jr. 149 Hollywood, Fla. (South Broward/UNC Greensboro) Rusty Maness Fr. 141 Jackson, Ohio (Point Pleasant) Kyle Mosier R-So. 157 Yorktown, Ind. (Yorktown) Brandon Nelsen R-Fr. 141 Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence North) Brock Norton R-Fr. 149 Fort Wayne, Ind. (Carroll) Frankie Porras R-Fr. 149 Hobart, Ind. (Hobart) Dominique Price Fr. 125 Indianapolis, Ind. (Arsenal Tech.) Preston Quam Fr. 197 San Clemente, Calif. (San Clemente) Cashé Quiroga R-So. 133 Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence North) Cody Robertson Fr. 157 Houston, Tex. (Lamar) Pat Robinson R-Fr. 157 Noblesville, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern) Danny Sabatello Fr. 125 Long Grove, Ill. (Stevenson) Luke Schroeder Fr. 125 Hanover, Ind. (Southwestern) Dustin Schultz R-Fr. 157 Demotte, Ind. (Kankakee Valley) Drake Stein Fr. 174 Francisco, Ind. (Princeton Community) Cameron Vlahos So. 165 West Lafayette, Ind. (Harrison) Roger Vukobratovich R-Sr. 285 Cedar Lake, Ind. (Hanover Central) Adam Walls Jr. 285 Beavercreek, Ohio (Beavercreek) Chad Welch Fr. 165 Newburgh, Ind. (Castle) Doug Welch Fr. 157 Newburgh, Ind. (Castle) Alex White R-So. 285 Mount Vernon, Ind. (Mount Vernon) Andy Wiseman R-Fr. 174 Mishawaka, Ind. (Penn) Purdue Quick Facts Location... West Lafayette, Ind. Enrollment...39,637 Founded President... France A. Córdova Athletics Director... Morgan J. Burke Colors... Old Gold & Black Nickname...Boilermakers Conference... Big Ten Conference Head Coach... Scott Hinkel (5th season) ( Big Ten) Assistant Coaches... Tom Erikson (13th season)...pete Rogers (2nd season)...ben Wissel (volunteer, 3rd season) For any media inquiries regarding Purdue Wrestling, please contact Assistant Sports Information Director Tanner Lipsett. Lipsett s Office... (765) Lipsett s ... tlipsett@purdue.edu Mailing Address... Purdue Sports Information...Mackey Arena, Room John R. Wooden Drive... Lafayette, Ind

6 Individual Results Braden Atwood R- 184 Pounds Delphi, Ind. - Delphi Community HS Tommy Churchard R-Junior 157 Pounds Valparaiso, Ind. - Valparaiso HS Justin Dinius R-Sophomore 197 Pounds Fort Wayne, Ind. - Concordia Lutheran HS Camden Eppert R-Sophomore 125 Pounds Anderson, Ind. - Anderson Highland HS Matt Fields R-Senior 133 Pounds Whiteland, Ind. - Whiteland HS Jake Fleckenstein R-Junior 141 Pounds Guilford, Ind. - East Central HS Andy Hoselton* 165 Pounds Chenoa, Ill. - Prairie Central HS A.J. Kissel R-Senior 197 Pounds Sheboygan, Wis. - Oostburg HS

7 Individual Results Patrick Kissel Sophomore 174 Pounds Sheboygan, Wis. - Oostburg HS Rusty Maness* 141 Pounds Jackson, Ohio - Point Pleasant HS (W.V.) Austin Kunze R- 165 Pounds Mishawaka, Ind. - Penn HS Kyle Mosier R-Sophomore 165 Pounds Yorktown, Ind. - Yorktown HS Nick Lawrence R- 141 Pounds Westlake, Ohio - Westlake HS Brandon Nelsen R- 141 Pounds Indianapolis, Ind. - Lawrence North HS Ivan Lopouchanski R-Junior 149 Pounds Hollywood, Fla. - South Broward HS/UNC Greensboro Brock Norton R- 149 Pounds Fort Wayne, Ind. - Carroll HS

8 Individual Results Frankie Porras R- 149 Pounds Hobart, Ind. - Hobart HS Cody Robertson* 157 Pounds Houston, Texas - Lamar HS Dominique Price* 125 Pounds Indianapolis, Ind. - Arsenal Tech HS Pat Robinson R- 157 Pounds Noblesville, Ind. - Hamilton Southeastern HS Preston Quam* 197 Pounds San Clemente, Calif. - San Clemente HS Danny Sabatello* 125 Pounds Long Grove, Ill. - Stevenson HS Cashé Quiroga R-Sophomore 133 Pounds Indianapolis, Ind. - Lawrence North HS Luke Schroeder* 125 Pounds Hanover, Ind. - Southwestern HS

9 Individual Results Dustin Schultz R- 157 Pounds Demotte, Ind. - Kankakee Valley HS Adam Walls Junior 285 Pounds Beavercreek, Ohio - Beavercreek HS Drake Stein 174 Pounds Francisco, Ind. - Princeton Community HS Chad Welch* 165 Pounds Newburgh, Ind. - Castle HS Cameron Vlahos Sophomore 165 Pounds West Lafayette, Ind. - Harrison HS Doug Welch* 157 Pounds Newburgh, Ind. - Castle HS Roger Vukobratovich R-Senior 285 Pounds Cedar Lake, Ind. - Hanover Central HS Alex White R-Sophomore 285 Pounds Mount Vernon, Ind. - Mount Vernon HS

10 Andy Wiseman R- 174 Pounds Mishawaka, Ind. - Penn HS * - Intended Redshirt Individual Results

11 Career statistics Tommy Churchard Redshirt Sophomore 2 Seasons / Career Totals Justin Dinius Redshirt Sophomore 1 Season Career Totals Camden Eppert Redshirt Sophomore 1 Season th Qual Career Totals Matt Fields Redshirt Senior 3 Seasons / / Career Totals Jake Fleckenstein Redshirt Junior 2 Seasons /141 8th Career Totals A.J. Kissel Redshirt Senior 3 Seasons th Qual R th Qual Career Totals Patrick Kissel Sophomore 1 Season Career Totals

12 Career statistics Kyle Mosier Redshirt Sophomore 1 Season / Career Totals Cashé Quiroga Redshirt Sophomore 1 Season /133 6th 6th Career Totals Cameron Vlahos Sophomore 1 Season Career Totals Roger Vukobratovich Redshirt Senior 3 Seasons Career Totals Adam Walls Junior 2 Seasons Career Totals Alex White Redshirt Sophomore 1 Season Career Totals Matches from redshirt seasons not included

13 Single Season Records Wins Win Percentage Falls 1. Luke Manuel, Alex Coriano, Tony Vaughn, Dave Walter, Matt Lindley, Frank Laccone, Ben Wissel, Jake Patacsil, Joe Urso, Scott Hinkel, Tony Vaughn, Scott Hinkel, Calvin Vande Hoef, Ryan Lange, Ryan Lange, Dave Lilovich, Charles Jones, Tim McClellan, Jason Silverstein, Chris Fleeger, Nathan Moore, Jake Patacsil, Takedowns 1. Charles Jones, 1992 (33-0) Chris Fleeger, 2003 (32-1) Tony Vaughn, 1995 (18-2) Charles Jones, 1991 (34-4) Chris Fleeger, 2002 (34-4) Aaron Moran, 1992 (16-2) Tony Vaughn, 1996 (40-5) Bernie Barrile, 1975 (28-4) Ryan Lange, 2004 (35-5) Luke Manuel, 2010 (41-6) Ben Wissel, 2006 (38-6) Mike McHenry, 1989 (30-5) Frank Patacsil, 1984 (27-5) Jon Bush, 2002 (16-3) Calvin Vande Hoef, 1988 (35-7) Ryan Lange, 2003 (35-7) Alan Housner, 1974 (29-6) Tim Dernlan, 1996 (29-6) Jacob Vercelli, 2002 (29-6) Frank Laccone, 1996 (38-8) * - minimum of 18 season matches required Reversals 1. A.J. Kissel, A.J. Kissel, Dave Lilovich, Clovis Crane, Frank Patacsil, Scott Hinkel, Scott Hinkel, Joe Lilovich, Dave Lilovich, Scott Hinkel, Scott Hinkel, Jake Patacsil, Dave Lilovich, Joe Lilovich, Matt Lindley, Tony Vaughn, Derek Grimwood, Frank Patacsil, Jon Bush, Jacob Vercelli, Chris Fleeger, A.J. Kissel, Back Points 1. Ben Wissel, Ryan Lange, Alex Coriano, Ryan Lange, Mike McHenry, Cashé Quiroga, Willie Wineberg, Ryan Lange, Frank Laccone, Willie Wineberg, Jason Silverstein, Scott Hinkel, Tony Vaughn, Frank Laccone, Logan Brown, Luke Manuel, Charles Jones, Tim McClellan, Tim Dernlan, Eric Douglas, Juan Archuleta, Dave Lilovich, Joe Lilovich, Dave Lilovich, Dave Lilovich, Bob Picciotti, Justin Fraga, Kurt Angell, Mike McHenry, Dan Keenan, Jon Bush, Dave Lilovich, Craig Kuhr, Josh Hutchens, Scott Hinkel, Clovis Crane, Jake Patacsil, Calvin Vande Hoef, Dave Walter, Jake Patacsil, Kyle Mosier, Jake Patacsil, Jake Patacsil, Jake Patacsil, Frank Patacsil, Chris Fleeger, Scott Hinkel, Scott Hinkel, Scott Hinkel, Frank Patacsil, Jake Patacsil, Doug Withstandley, Sam Patacsil, Kurt Angell, Chris Fleeger, Tim Roahrig, Tim Derlan, Frank Laccone, Mark Sanfilippo, Jason Silverstein, Oscar Santiago, Caps athletes still active

14 Wins Career Records Win Percentage Falls 1. Ryan Lange, Scott Hinkel, Jake Patacsil, Luke Manuel, Tony Vaughn, Ben Wissel, Dave Lilovich, Dave Walter, Nathan Moore, Frank Laccone, Logan Brown, Tim Dernlan, Joe Lilovich, Joe Urso, Matt Lindley, Tim McClellan, Mike McHenry, Eric Douglas, Jacob Vercelli, Willie Wineberg, Doug Withstandley, Charles Jones, (67-4) Chris Fleeger, (86-9) Ryan Lange, (130-31) Tony Vaughn, (115-28) Joe Corso, (49-12) Aaron Moran, (63-17) Alan Housner, (59-17) Willie Wineberg, (88-26) Mike McHenry, (95-29) Bernie Barrile, (66-21) Luke Manuel, (118-40) Jake Patacsil, (120-41) Dave Lilovich, ( ) Matt Lindley, (102-38) Tim Dernlan, (104-40) Jason Silverstein, (75-29) Scott Hinkel, (127-50) Jacob Vercelli, (91-36) Frank Laccone, (110-45) Ben Wissel, (115-49) * - minimum of 60 career matches required 1. Scott Hinkel, Dave Lilovich, A.J. Kissel, 2008-Present Joe Lilovich, Frank Patacsil, Tony Vaughn, Jacob Vercelli, Jake Patacsil, Clovis Crane, Nathan Moore, Matt Lindley, Jon Bush, Israel Blevins, Nick Bertucci, Calvin Vande Hoef, Chris Fleeger, Doug Withstandley, Jason Cook, Tim Dernlan, David Pierce, James Crnich, Takedowns Reversals Back Points 1. Ryan Lange, Ben Wissel, Willie Wineberg, Frank Laccone, Alex Coriano, Logan Brown, Eric Douglas, Luke Manuel, Dan Jankowski, Shane Hanson, Tim Dernlan, Scott Hinkel, Tony Vaughn, Oscar Santiago, Evan Robinson, Colton Salazar, Nick Corpe, Nathan Moore, Doug Withstandley, Joe Urso, Dave Lilovich, Jake Patacsil, Joe Lilovich, Bob Picchiotti, Craig Kuhr, Calvin Vande Hoef, Nick Bertucci, Scott Hinkel, Nathan Moore, Jon Bush, Dan Jankowski, Ben Wissel, Josh Hutchens, Jason Cook, Matt Lindley, A.J. Kissel, 2008-Present Doug Withstandley, David Pierce, Clovis Crane, Chris Kasten, Jake Patacsil, Scott Hinkel, Chris Fleeger, Frank Patacsil, Dave Lilovich, Tim Dernlan, Doug Withstandley, Sam Patacsil, Frank Laccone, Jason Silverstein, Jason Cook, Matt Fields, 2009-Present Oscar Santiago, Nathan Moore, Mickey Griffin, Ryan Lange, Bob Picchiotti, Nick Bertucci, Logan Brown, Jon Bush, Caps athletes still active