South Dakota State JACKRABBIT ATHLETICS NEWS RELEASE

South Dakota State JACKRABBIT ATHLETICS NEWS RELEASE Jackrabbit Sports Information 2820 HPER Center Brookings, SD 57007-1497 Wrestling Contact/Assistant AD-Sports Information: Jason Hove E-mail: Jason.Hove@sdstate.edu Office Phone: (605) 688-4623 Mobile: (605) 695-1827 Fax: (605) 688-5999 Facebook: www.facebook.com/jackrabbit.nation Twitter: @GoJacksWrestle Website: www.gojacks.com 2017-18 WRESTLING INFORMATION Jacks host Minnesota in first dual #6 MINNESOTA (1-0) at #16 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (0-0) 7 p.m. Friday Frost Arena Brookings, S.D. Live Video: FloWrestling.org SDSU PROBABLE STARTERS 125: Kahlen Morris, Jr., Sioux Falls, S.D. (3-4 overall, 0-0 duals) 133: Seth Gross, Jr., Apple Valley, Minn. (3-0 overall, 0-0 duals) 141: Henry Pohlmeyer, So., Johnston, Iowa (8-2 overall, 0-0 duals) 149: Colten Carlson, R-Fr., Willmar, Minn. (5-2 overall, 0-0 duals) 157: #14 Luke Zilverberg, Sr., Belle Plaine, Minn. (7-2 overall, 0-0 duals) 165: Logan Peterson, Jr., Lake Lillian, Minn. (6-3 overall, 0-0 duals) or Zach Carlson, So., Kerkhoven, Minn. (4-2 overall, 0-0 duals) 174: David Kocer, Sr., Wagner, S.D. (6-1 overall, 0-0 duals) 184: Martin Mueller, So., Rapid City, S.D. (4-0 overall, 0-0 duals) or THIS WEEK Brady Ayers, Sr., Waterville, Minn. (5-2 overall, 0-0 duals) 197: #8 Nate Rotert, Sr., Spearfish, S.D. (4-1 overall, 0-0 duals) 285: Alex Macki, Sr., Cambridge, Iowa (5-3 overall, 0-0 duals) Sports Information Contact: Jason Hove November 15, 2017 BROOKINGS, S.D. The South Dakota State University wrestling team opens the dual portion of its schedule Friday night, hosting Minnesota in a matchup between nationally ranked teams. Action is slated for a 7 p.m. start at Frost Arena. The dual can be viewed online via the FloWrestling.org subscription site. The Jackrabbits, ranked 16th in this week s National Wrestling Coaches Association/USA Today Division I poll, ended the 2016-17 season with a 14-5 dual record. SDSU returns eight starters from a season ago. Minnesota, meanwhile, enters Friday s dual ranked sixth. The Golden Gophers are 1-0 in duals so far this season after posting a 29-6 home win over Air Force on Nov. 12. THE SERIES: Minnesota has held the upper hand over the Jackrabbits in dual action, leading the all-time series, which dates back to the 1949-50 season, by a 23-4 count. SDSU s last victory over the Golden Gophers was a 23-18 triumph during the 1974-75 campaign. The two programs met Nov. 19, 2016, in Minneapolis, in a dual that was not decided until the final bout. Minnesota won the final four matches, including the decisive match at heavyweight, to edge South Dakota State, 18-17. SDSU won five of the first six matches on the night, including major decisions by returning NCAA qualifiers Seth Gross and Alex Kocer. Gross, ranked seventh at 133 pounds, defeated Mitch McKee, 12-3, while Kocer scored a 10-2 major decision. Ben Gillette opened the dual with an 8-1 decision over Skyler Petry at 125 pounds and Colin Holler scored a 6-4 decision over 18th-ranked Jake Short at 157 pounds. Luke Zilverberg gave SDSU a 17-3 lead with a 3-1 decision over Brandon Kingsley in the 165- pound bout. The Minnesota comeback began at 174 pounds, where Nick Wanzek edged David Kocer of SDSU, 3-2, in a match between ranked wrestlers. The Golden Gophers also had the upper hand in another battle between two nationally ranked wrestlers at 197 pounds, where Minnesota s second-ranked Brett Pfarr defeated fifth-ranked Nate Rotert, 7-0, to pull to within 17-12 in the team score. The dual remained up for grabs entering the heavyweight bout, where fifth-ranked Michael Kroells of Minnesota met the Jackrabbits' Alex Macki. Unfortunately for the Jackrabbits, Macki was assessed multiple stalling calls in the match, leading to his disqualification and giving the Golden Gophers six team points to pull out the one-point victory. #16 Minnesota 18, #20 South Dakota State 17 125: Ben Gillette (SDSU) dec. Skyler Petry (MINN), 8-1 133: No. 7 Seth Gross (SDSU) major dec. Mitch McKee (MINN), 12-3 141: Gannon Volk (MINN) dec. Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU), 6-2 149: Alex Kocer (SDSU) major dec. James Berg (MINN), 10-2 157: Colin Holler (SDSU) dec. No. 18 Jake Short (MINN), 6-4

2017-18 SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 5 WILLIAMSON/DAKTRONICS OPEN One champ 11 at Bison Open Four champs 17 MINNESOTA 7 p.m. 26 at Arizona State noon MT DECEMBER 3 DAKOTA SHOWCASE Spearfish vs. Dakota Wesleyan noon MT vs. Northern State 1:30 p.m. MT vs. Augustana 3 p.m. MT 8 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 8 p.m. 29-30 at Ken Kraft Midlands Hoffman Estates, Ill. JANUARY 5 OREGON STATE 7 p.m. 12 *at Utah Valley 7 p.m. MT 14 *at Air Force 11 a.m. MT 18 *WYOMING 7 p.m. 21 *NORTHERN IOWA 2 p.m. 28 *at Oklahoma 2 p.m. FEBRUARY 4 *IOWA STATE 1 p.m. 9 at Pittsburgh 7 p.m. ET 11 *at West Virginia 2 p.m. ET 16 *NORTH DAKOTA STATE 7 p.m. MARCH 3-4 at Big 12 Championship Tulsa, Okla. 15-17 at NCAA Championships Cleveland, Ohio *Big 12 Conference dual Home events in CAPS All start times Central Time unless noted otherwise 165: Luke Zilverberg (SDSU) dec. Brandon Kingsley (MINN), 3-1 174: No. 17 Nick Wanzek (MINN) dec. No. 15 David Kocer (SDSU), 3-2 184: Bobby Steveson (MINN) dec. Martin Mueller (SDSU), 8-3 197: No. 2 Brett Pfarr (MINN) dec. No. 5 Nate Rotert (SDSU), 7-0 285: No. 5 Michael Kroells (MINN) won by disqualification (stalling) over Alex Macki (SDSU) RABBITS RANKED: South Dakota State is well represented both individually and as a team in rankings conducted by a number of wrestling-related media outlets. The Jackrabbits opened the 2017-18 season with a No. 16 ranking in the first NWCA/ USA Today Division I Coaches Poll, and maintain that position in this week s rankings. Defending national champion Penn State is the top-ranked team in the poll, followed by Ohio State. Reigning Big 12 Conference champion Oklahoma State is third. Besides Oklahoma State and the Jackrabbits, the Big 12 is represented in the poll by newcomer Northern Iowa (13th) and Oklahoma (20th). Other current top-25 opponents on the Jackrabbits dual schedule this season include Minnesota (sixth), Arizona State (12th), Central Michigan (17th) and Pittsburgh (24th). The Jackrabbits also are ranked 14th by FloWrestling, 15th by both WIN Magazine and Intermat, and 16th by TrackWrestling. Individually, all four of the Jackrabbits returning national qualifiers appear in at least one Division I poll, highlighted by Seth Gross No. 1 ranking by four rating services. The junior from Apple Valley, Minnesota, holds the top spot at 133 pounds in rankings condcuted by FloWrestling, Intermat, TrackWrestling and WIN Magazine. Three-time NCAA qualifier Nate Rotert at 197 pounds is ranked eighth by both Intermat and FloWrestling, as well as ninth by WIN Magazine and 11th by TrackWrestling, while 174- pound senior David Kocer is ranked as high as 10th by FloWrestling, followed by a 15thplace showing by Intermat and 20th-place showings in the TrackWrestling and WIN Magazine rankings. A Wagner native, Kocer is a two-time national qualifier. Completing the Jackrabbit rankings is Luke Zilverberg, who is dropping down to the 157- pound weight class for his senior season. An NCAA qualifer at 165 pounds during the 2016-17 season, the Belle Plaine, Minnesota, native checks in at No. 14 in this week s FloWrestling rankings. He also stands 17th in the TrackWrestling rankings and 18th in both the Intermat and WIN Magazine surveys. BISON OPEN RECAP: Four South Dakota State University wrestlers won titles and five others reached the championship bouts of their respective weight classes during competition Nov. 11 at the Bison Open in Fargo, North Dakota. Leading the way for the Jackrabbits was top-ranked Seth Gross, who pinned all three of his opponents en route to winning the 133-pound title. The NCAA runner-up at 133 pounds last season, Gross defeated each of his first two opponents in less than a minute before pinning host North Dakota State s McGwire Midkiff in 4 minutes, 32 seconds in the title bout. Also at 133 pounds, freshman Rylee Molitor placed third with a 3-1 record on the day. Winning at 149 pounds was redshirt freshman Colten Carlson, who defeated three NDSU wrestlers on his way to the title. Carlson opened with a 6-4 win over the Bison s Gavin Sutton, then scored a 12-0 major decision over Minot State's Tanner Crissler. In the semifinals, Carlson knocked off Kyle Gliva with a third-period pin. The championship bout against Mitchell Bengston ended 105 seconds into the match, with Carlson declared the winner by injury default. Nationally ranked David Kocer cruised to the 174-pound title, outscoring his opponents 41-7 in his three matched. Kocer posted a 19-4 technical fall over North Dakota State's Michael Otomo in the finals. The 184-pound championship was an all-jackrabbit affair with Martin Mueller and Brady Ayers squaring off. A sophomore, Mueller held the upper hand over the senior Ayers throughout the match, notching a 13-3 victory by major decision. Mueller posted a 4-0 record in his first competition of the season. At 157 pounds, the title bout was contested between a pair of nationally ranked wrestlers in North Dakota State s Clayton Ream and the Jackrabbits' Luke Zilverberg. Ream successfully defended his home mat with an 8-3 decision. Zilverberg ended the day with a 3-1 record. The Jackrabbits dropped two other championship matches to their rivals from the north.

TEAM RANKINGS USA TODAY/NWCA POLL NOV. 14 1. Penn State [16] 400 2. Ohio State 384 3. Oklahoma State 366 4. Michigan 352 5. Missouri 332 6. Minnesota 313 7. North Carolina State 297 8. Iowa 291 9. Virginia Tech 275 10. Lehigh 256 11. Rutgers 232 12. Arizona State 220 13. Northern Iowa 211 14. Illinois 192 15. Nebraska 187 16. South Dakota State 162 17. Central Michigan 146 18. Wisconsin 131 19. Cornell 102 20. Oklahoma 94 21. Stanford 72 22. Purdue 48 23. Rider 46 24. Edinboro 34 25. Pittsburgh 24 Note: 2017-18 dual opponents in bold INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS SETH GROSS 133 POUNDS 1st by FloWrestling 1st by Intermat 1st by TrackWrestling 1st by WIN Magazine LUKE ZILVERBERG 157 POUNDS 14th by FloWrestling 17th by TrackWrestling 18th by Intermat 18th by WIN Magazine DAVID KOCER 174 POUNDS 10th by FloWrestling 15th by Intermat 20th by TrackWrestling 20th by WIN Magazine NATE ROTERT 197 POUNDS 8th by FloWrestling 8th by Intermat 9th by WIN Magazine 11th by TrackWrestling Henry Pohlmeyer won easily in his first three matches at 141 pounds before falling to NDSU s Sam Hampton by major decision, 14-0. The 165-pound title went to the Bison s Andrew Fogarty, who posted a 9-0 victory over SDSU s Andrew Fogarty. SDSU had four wrestlers place in the top six of the 165-pound division as Brett Bye placed third and Kelby Hawkins scored a 6-4 decision over teammate Devon Sievers in the fifth-place match. Also reaching the finals was freshman Connor Brown at 125 pounds. Brown knocked off NDSU s Paul Bianchi in the semifinals, 8-4, then dropped an 8-6 decision to Minnesota s Skyler Petry in the championship match. Justin Portillo took fourth at 125 pounds. Also earning places for the Jackrabbits were three heavyweights. Alex Macki defeated teammate Kevin Vough by fall in the third-place match, while Blake Wolters notched a fifthplace finish. GROSS WINS AT ALL-STAR CLASSIC: In a matchup between the top-two ranked wrestlers at 133 pounds in preseason polls, South Dakota State s Seth Gross scored a 7-1 decision over Michigan s Stevan Micic Nov. 5 at the 52nd annual NWCA All-Star Classic. A junior from Apple Valley, Minnesota, the top-ranked Gross scored an early first-period takedown before giving up an escape to Micic later in the period. Gross then rode out the entire second period, picking up a point for stalling in the process. After recording an escape seconds into the third period, Gross again took down Micic for two points and picked up a final point in the exhibition match for a riding-time advantage that neared five minutes. Gross became only the second Jackrabbit wrestler to compete in the prestigious preseason event, joining 157-pounder Cody Pack, who competed in the 2015 All-Star Classic in Atlanta. DUAL STREAK: Seth Gross brings a streak of 22 consecutive victories in dual competition into the 2017-18 campaign. After winning his final five dual bouts at 141 pounds during the 2015-16 season, Gross posted a perfect 17-0 record in duals last season while wrestling at 133 pounds. Of his 22 consecutive dual wins, 11 have been by fall, five by major decision and three each by technical fall and decision to total 110 team dual points. KOCER JOINS TOP 25: Senior 174-pounder David Kocer moved into the Jackrabbit top 25 for career wins during competition Nov. 5 at the season-opening Warren Williamson/ Daktronics Open. Kocer followed a runner-up finish at the Daktronics Open by winning his weight class at the Bison Open last weekend. With a 6-1 record this season, Kocer has upped his career mark to 86-44 to tie him with Bryan Guzzo (86-47 record from 1986-89) for 19th place on the Jackrabbit career charts. He also joins his older brother, Alex, in the top 25. Alex Kocer compiled a 96-44 record from 2014-17, ending his career with an eighth-place All-America finish at 149 pounds in 2017. JACKRABBITS SIGN FOUR: The South Dakota State University wrestling team loaded up on talent in the lower and middle weights, signing four high school standouts Wednesday to National Letters of Intent. This is one of the best classes we ve ever brought in, not only for the wrestling, but for the people they are, the programs they come from and the goals they have set for themselves, Jackrabbit head coach Chris Bono said. We're excited to get going with these guys and to continue to build on the things we've done here so far. The signees are: Alex Lloyd, Shakopee, Minnesota; Kenny O Neil, Prior Lake, Minnesota; Zach Price, Johnston, Iowa; and Peyton Robb, Owatonna, Minnesota Lloyd has won back-to-back Minnesota Class AAA state titles at 145 pounds for Shakopee High School. He posted a 42-1 record as a sophomore, then turned in a 43-1 record en route to his second consecutive state title during his junior season. He also has excelled in other wrestling pursuits, highlighted by winning two USAW Folkstyle national championships and a Greco-Roman title at the Fargo Nationals. O Neil claimed the 160-pound Minnesota Class AAA state championship last winter for Prior Lake High School, ending the season with a 41-2 record. He has compiled a 114-17

QUICK FACTS NAME OF SCHOOL: South Dakota State University CITY/ZIP: Brookings, SD 57007 FOUNDED: February 21, 1881 ENROLLMENT: 12,527 (fall 2017) COLORS: Yellow and Blue HOME ARENA: Frost Arena (6,100 capacity) PRESIDENT: Barry H. Dunn ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Justin Sell 2016-17 DUAL RECORD: 14-5 (8-1 in Big 12) 2016-17 CONFERENCE FINISH: 3rd of 10 teams at Big 12 Conference Championship Note: SDSU will compete as an affiliate member of the Big 12 Conference during the 2017-18 season STARTERS RETURNING/LOST: 8/2 NCAA QUALIFIERS RETURNING/LOST: 4/1 CAREER WINS LEADERS 1. Paul Konechne (1998-2001)...137-30-0 2. Chad Lamer (1993-96)...132-30-2 3. Rick Jensen (1975-79)...128-24-0 4. Ryan Resel (1996-99)...121-27-0 5. Perry Fink (1986-89)...119-32-1 6. Aaron Veskrna (1999-2002)...114-40-0 Cody Pack (2012-present)...114-36-0 8. Chad Wickman (1996-99)...109-36-0 9. Mike Pankratz (1990-94)...108-27-2 10. Travis King (1995-98)...106-26-4 11. Tyler Jones (1999-2003)...102-17-0 12. Mike Engels (1971-74)...101-14-1 13. Pat Dorn (1986-89)...100-33-3 14. Tyler Bryant (2000-03)...96-32-0 Alex Kocer (2014-17)...96-44-0 15. Stan Opp (1970-73)...94-19-1 16. Josh Sammons (1994-97)...92-51-0 18. Jeff Hohertz (1977-81)...88-23-1 19. Bryan Guzzo (1986-89)...86-47-0 David Kocer (2015-present)...86-44-0 21. Brian Loeffler (1990-94)...85-27-4 Kirk Simet (1976-80)...85-26-1 Howard Fullhart (1995-98)...85-48-2 24. Pat Timm (1994-98)...83-42-13 Jason Stripling (2004-09)...83-41-0 ---------------------------------------------------- Nate Rotert (2015-present)...75-33-0 record over the past three seasons while claiming third place at 152 pounds in 2016 and fifth at 145 pounds in 2015. O'Neil also is a two-time All-American in junior and cadet competition and was a first-team academic all-state selection by the Minnesota Wrestling Coaches Association. Price has posted top-four finishes each of the past three seasons at the Class 3A Iowa State Wrestling Tournament for Johnston High School. He notched third-place finishes at 106 pounds in 2015 and 126 pounds in 2017, while placing fourth in the 120-pound weight class in 2016. Price already holds the Johnston record for most career wins after combining to go 128-21 over the past three seasons. He also earned All-America honors at the Fargo Nationals on the club circuit. Robb enters his senior season at Owatonna High School with a combined 107-6 record over the past three years. After winning Minnesota Class AAA state titles at 106 pounds as a freshman and 120 pounds as a sophomore, Robb was denied his third consecutive state title with a 5-4 loss to Lloyd in the 2017 145-pound championship match to end the year with a 36-1 record. Robb has competed extensively on the club circuit, earning All-America honors five times in cadet and junior competition, while winning Greco-Roman and freestyle Pan- Am and national championships. CALDWELL JOINS COACHING STAFF: South Dakota State University head wrestling coach Chris Bono announced in mid-september the hiring of Cody Caldwell as an assistant coach. He replaced A.J. Schopp, who accepted a coaching position at Purdue. Cody brings exactly what we need to SDSU, Bono said. He comes from a wrestling-rich family and will have a huge presence in recruiting in the state of Iowa. He is a bigger guy who can work with our upper weights, and his work ethic and knowledge of the sport is very impressive. Caldwell spent the 2016-17 season as a graduate assistant coach at Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa, which won its sixth consecutive NAIA national title. He helped mentor 12 All-Americans, including five individual national champions as the Vikings set a team scoring record. In addition, Caldwell served as a coach for the Viking Wrestling Club, which trained junior and senior wrestlers for high-level competitions, including the U.S. Open, World Team Trials and the Dave Schultz Memorial International. As a collegiate wrestler, Caldwell was a four-year starter and team captain at the University of Northern Iowa. A native of Waverly, Iowa, he qualified for the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in 2014 at 174 pounds. COACH BONO: Chris Bono has engineered a successful rebuilding process during his tenure as head coach of the South Dakota State University wrestling team and has the program s sights set high for the 2017-18 campaign. Entering his sixth season, Bono has helped mentor Jackrabbit wrestlers to qualify for the NCAA Championships 17 times, including a program-best five wrestlers during the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons. At the 2017 NCAA Championships, Seth Gross finished as runner-up at 133 pounds and Alex Kocer placed eighth at 149 pounds, giving SDSU its first All- Americans in the Division I era. As a team, the Jackrabbits posted their highest-ever finish at the NCAA Division I Championships with a 16th-place showing. SDSU was ranked nationally for all but the first week of the 2016-17 season, climbing as high as No. 16 in the USA Today/NWCA Top 25. Facing a challenging schedule, the Jackrabbits posted a 14-5 dual record, including an 8-1 mark against Big 12 Conference opponents. SDSU also was selected as a host site for the 2017 NWCA National Duals Championship Series. The Jackrabbits notched a third-place finish at the 2017 Big 12 Wrestling Championship, with Seth Gross being named the tournament s Most Outstanding Wrestler after winning the 133-pound title. Bono was also honored as the Big 12 Coach of the Year. In dual competition, Bono has led the Jackrabbits to a 50-39 record that includes three consecutive winning seasons for the first time at the Division I level. Bono s career dual record stands at 89-56, including a highly successful three-year run at Chattanooga. The Jackrabbits entered a new era during the 2015-16 season by joining the Big 12 Conference as an affiliate member. After dropping early season duals to nationally ranked Virginia Tech, Oklahoma State and Iowa, the Jackrabbits reeled off a school-record 12 consecutive dual victories that propelled them into the top 25 of the Division I team rankings for the first time.

ACTIVE WINS LEADERS WRESTLER YEAR CAREER RECORD David Kocer Sr. 86-44 Luke Zilverberg Sr. 76-39 Nate Rotert Sr. 75-33 Brady Ayers Sr. 64-49 Seth Gross Jr. 63-16 Logan Peterson Jr. 44-31 Isaac Andrade Sr. 39-46 While leading the Jackrabbits, Bono was also tabbed as coach for the U.S. Men s Freestyle team at the 2013 Pan American Championships. In the world event, Bono led Team USA to a 13-point victory. Under Bono s leadership, the Jackrabbit wrestling program has consistently raised the bar in promoting the sport through innovative social media strategies. SDSU has received the Gold Standard honor from the National Wrestling Coaches Association and Elite Level Sport Marketing three times as part of their Best of Brand Awards. His teams also have performed well in the classroom, placing in the top 25 for team grade-point average in rankings compiled by the National Wrestling Coaches Association each of the past three seasons. Individually, seven Jackrabbits wrestlers were honored on the 2017 Academic All-Big 12 Conference Wrestling Team. Bono joined the UTC staff in 2005 after serving nine years as an assistant coach at Iowa State. He was the Cyclones head assistant coach for five seasons. Bono lettered at Iowa State from 1994-97 and ranks fifth on the program s all-time wins list with 130 victories. He won the NCAA 150-pound title as a junior and was a four-time NCAA participant. Bono won the Big Eight title as a junior and was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler at the inaugural Big 12 Conference Championship in 1997. He later served as an assistant coach at Iowa State for nine years, including holding the title of head assistant coach for five seasons before moving on to Chattanooga. Bono earned his bachelor s degree in exercise and sports science from Iowa State in 1997. THE ROSTER: The 2017-18 SDSU wrestling roster features 33 student-athletes from 10 different states. Of the 33 wrestlers, 10 are from Minnesota, with nine from South Dakota and Minnesota. Missouri is represented by four wrestlers, while two wrestlers hail from California, Iowa and Ohio. Colorado, Illinois, Kansas and Wisconsin each have one wrestler. By class, seven are seniors, four are juniors, five are sophomores, five are redshirt freshmen and 12 are true freshmen. WRESTLER WT. HT. YR. OVERALL DUAL HOMETOWN Alex Aarsvold 285 6-6 Fr. 1-4 0-0 Zumbrota, Minn. Isaac Andrade*** 141 5-7 Sr. 0-2 0-0 Redding, Calif. Brady Ayers*** 184 5-10 Sr. 5-2 0-0 Waterville, Minn. Connor Brown 125 5-6 Fr. 5-3 0-0 Oak Grove, Mo. Brett Bye 165 5-10 So. 7-3 0-0 Vermillion, S.D. Colten Carlson 149 5-10 R-Fr. 5-2 0-0 Willmar, Minn. Zach Carlson* 165 5-10 So. 4-2 0-0 Kerkhoven, Minn. Jaxon Fitzgerald* 141 5-7 Sr. 2-4 0-0 Palo Cedro, Calif. Nolan Funk 197 5-9 R-Fr. 0-0 0-0 Broomfield, Colo. Seth Gross** 133 5-9 Jr. 3-0 0-0 Apple Valley, Minn. Samuel Grove 184 6-1 Fr. 2-4 0-0 Moorhead, Minn. Kelby Hawkins 165 5-10 Fr. 2-4 0-0 Groton, S.D. Garrett Jordan 165 5-10 R-Fr. 2-4 0-0 St. Paris, Ohio Kasey Klapprodt* 165 5-10 So. 0-0 0-0 Rapid City, S.D. David Kocer*** 174 6-1 Sr. 6-1 0-0 Wagner, S.D. Anders Lantz 165 5-11 Fr. 1-2 0-0 Ellsworth, Wis. Alex Macki*** 285 5-10 Sr. 5-3 0-0 Cambridge, Iowa Rylee Molitor 125 5-8 Fr. 4-3 0-0 Sartell, Minn. Kahlen Morris** 125 5-1 Jr. 3-4 0-0 Sioux Falls, S.D. Martin Mueller* 184 6-0 So. 3-0 0-0 Rapid City, S.D. Logan Peterson** 165 6-0 Jr. 6-3 0-0 Lake Lillian, Minn. Tyler Pieper** 133 5-4 Jr. 0-4 0-0 Davis, Ill. Henry Pohlmeyer* 141 5-8 So. 8-2 0-0 Johnston, Iowa Michael Prieto 149 5-7 R-Fr. 2-2 0-0 Garden City, Kan. Nate Rotert*** 197 6-0 Sr. 4-1 0-0 Spearfish, S.D. Hunter Shelton 157 5-8 Fr. 0-0 0-0 Kansas City, Mo. Devon Sievers 165 5-10 Fr. 3-5 0-0 Gary, S.D. Peyton Smith 157 5-7 Fr. 3-4 0-0 Savannah, Mo. Elias Vaoifi 174 5-9 Fr. 0-0 0-0 Independence, Mo. Kevin Vough 285 6-4 Fr. 6-5 0-0 Elyria, Ohio Aric Williams 149 5-10 Fr. 2-4 0-0 Pierre, S.D. Blake Wolters 285 6-1 R-Fr. 5-4 0-0 Pipestone, Minn. Luke Zilverberg*** 157 5-10 Sr. 7-2 0-0 Belle Plaine, Minn. * Number of letters earned Records from 2017-18 season Head Coach: Chris Bono Assistant Coaches: Jon Reader, Cody Caldwell Volunteer Assistant Coach: Zach Reed A LOOK AHEAD: The Jackrabbits continue dual action Nov. 26 by traveling to nationally ranked Arizona State. The match is scheduled to start at noon Mountain Time (1 p.m. Central), with television coverage on the Pac-12 Networks.