ISU coach Kevin Jackson has been named Amateur Wrestling News’ 2009-10 Rookie Coach of the Year.

WRESTLING: ISU coach recipient of rookie award

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InterMat has released its recruiting class rankings for 2010.

Iowa, on the strength of six Top 100 recruits, five of which are ranked inside the Top 30, sits atop the rankings. Fellow Big Ten Conference programs Penn State, Northwestern, and Minnesota are next in the rankings with five Top 100 wrestlers each.

1. Iowa

2. Penn State

3. Northwestern

4. Minnesota

5. Iowa State

6. Nebraska

7. Indiana

8. Cornell

9. Arizona State

10. Maryland

2010 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships
Final Team Standings (TopTen)

2010 Champs
125 McDonough Iowa
133 Ness Minnesota
141 Dake Cornell
149 Metcalf Iowa
157 O'Connor Harvard
165 Howe Wisconsin
174 Borschel Iowa
184 Asken Missouri
197 Varner Iowa State
285 Zabriskie Iowa 

Team Scores
1. Iowa: 134.5
2. Cornell: 90
3. Iowa State: 75
4. Wisconsin: 70.5
5. Oklahoma: 69
6. Oklahoma State: 65
7. Minnesota: 63
8. Ohio State: 62
9. Penn State: 49
10. Missouri: 48 

125
1. #3 Matt McDonough (Iowa)
2. #5 Andrew Long (Iowa State)
3. #1 Angel Escobedo (Indiana)
4. #2 Troy Nickerson (Cornell)
5. #6 Zach Sanders (Minnesota)
6. US Cashe Quiroga (Purdue)
7. #4 Anthony Robles (Arizona State)
8. US Nikko Triggas (Ohio State) 

133
1. #1 Jayson Ness (Minnesota)
2. #2 Daniel Dennis (Iowa)
3. #3 Franklin Gomez (Michigan State)
4. #4 Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State)
5. #8 Tyler Graff (Wisconsin)
6. #6 Dan Mitcheff (Kent State)
7. #5 Boris Novachkov (Cal Poly)
8. #9 Steve Bell (Maryland) 

141
1. #1 Kyle Dake (Cornell)
2. #6 Montell Marion (Iowa)
3. #4 Reece Humphrey (Ohio State)
4. #5 Zack Bailey (Oklahoma)
5. #10 Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh)
6. US Germane Lindsey (Ohio)
7. #3 Mike Thorn (Minnesota)
8. #11 Chris Diaz (Virginia Tech) 

149
1. #2 Brent Metcalf (Iowa)
2. #1 Lance Palmer (Ohio State)
3. #3 Kyle Terry (Oklahoma)
4. #4 Kyle Ruschell (Wisconsin)
5. #5 Frank Molinaro (Penn State)
6. US Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro)
7. #9 Kevin LeValley (Bucknell)
8. US Kyle Borshoff (American) 

157
1. #1 JP O’Connor (Harvard)
2. #7 Chase Pami (Cal Poly)
3. #2 Adam Hall (Boise State)
4. US Justin Lister (Binghamton)
5. #5 Steve Fittery (American)
6. #4 Cyler Sanderson (Penn State)
7. US Justin Gaethje (Northern Colorado)
8. #12 Steve Brown (Central Michigan) 

165
1. #1 Andrew Howe (Wisconsin)
2. #6 Dan Vallimont (Penn State)
3. #2 Jarrod King (Edinboro)
4. US Nick Amuchastegui (Stanford)
5. US Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma)
6. #9 Andy Rendos (Bucknell)
7. #7 Ryan Morningstar (Iowa)
8. US Chris Brown (Old Dominion) 

174
1. #2 Jay Borschel (Iowa)
2. #1 Mack Lewnes (Cornell)
3. #3 Chris Henrich (Virginia)
4. #4 Stephen Dwyer (Nebraska)
5. #10 Jordan Blanton (Illinois)
6. #7 Ben Bennett (Central Michigan)
7. US Scott Giffin (Pennsylvania)
8. US Jarion Beets (Northern Iowa) 

184
1. #6 Max Askren (Missouri)
2. #1 Kirk Smith (Boise State)
3. #4 Michael Cannon (American)
4. #7 Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming)
5. #2 John Dergo (Illinois)
6. #5 Clayton Foster (Oklahoma State)
7. #3 Dustin Kilgore (Kent State)
8. #9 Phil Keddy (Iowa) 

197
1. #1 Jake Varner (Iowa State)
2. #2 Craig Brester (Nebraska)
3. #4 Cam Simaz (Cornell)
4. #3 Hudson Taylor (Maryland)
5. #6 Eric Lapotsky (Oklahoma)
6. #5 Trevor Brandvold (Wisconsin)
7. US Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma State)
8. #8 Sonny Yohn (Minnesota) 

285
1. #1 David Zabriskie (Iowa State)
2. #2 Jared Rosholt (Oklahoma State)
3. #3 Zach Rey (Lehigh)
4. #4 Konrad Dudziak (Duke)
5. #11 Mitch Monteiro (Cal State Bakersfield)
6. #9 Mark Ellis (Missouri)
7. #5 Dan Erekson (Iowa)
8. #7 Jarod Trice (Central Michigan) 

Outstanding Wrestler: Jayson Ness (Minnesota)

Coach of the Year: Barry Davis (Wisconsin)

Gorrarian: Brent Jones (Virginia) The Outstanding Wrestler Award went to Minnesota senior Jayson Ness, a four-time All-American who finished his career with a title at 133 pounds.
All-American breakdown from the 2010 NCAA Championships in Omaha, Neb.
By school -- (8) Iowa; (4) Cornell, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Wisconsin; (3) American, Central Michigan, Iowa State, Ohio State, Penn State; (2) Boise State, Bucknell, Cal Poly, Edinboro, Illinois, Kent State, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska; (1) Arizona State, Bakersfield, Duke, Harvard, Indiana, Lehigh, Michigan State, Northern Colorado, Northern Iowa, Old Dominion, Ohio, Penn, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Stanford, Binghamton, Virginia Tech, Virginia, Wyoming

All-Americans by home state -- (8) Pennsylvania; (7) New York; (6) Iowa, New Jersey; (4) Colorado, Idaho, California, Illinios, Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan; (3) Ohio; (2) Oklahoma, Arizona, Maryland, Missouri, Oregon, Utah, Wisconsin; (1) Delaware, Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, Nevada, Virginia ... and (1) Moscow, Russia
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The Original
Dapper Dan Wrestling Classic
The Rose Bowl of Wrestling Classic XXXVI
Saturday March 20, 2010

TEAM USA 30, TEAM PENNSYLVANIA 13

130: Jamie Clark (Ohio) dec. Joe Spisak (Boiling Springs) 3-1. 112: Ryak Finch (Arizona) dec. Michael Rhone (Benton) 8-5. 215: Spencer Myers (Selinsgrove) dec. Trevor Rupp (Idaho) 3-1. 125: Logan Stieber (Ohio) dec. Mitchell Port (Bellefonte) 11-5. 285: Bobby Telford (Delaware) pin Evan Craig (Abington Heights) 3:39. 119: Ty Mitch (Ohio) dec. Anthony Marino (Liberty) 12-11. 189: Mike Evans (New Jersey) dec. Jamie Callender (Council Rock North) 8-5. 171: Nick Visicaro (New Jersey) dec. Matt Cunningham (Shady Side Academy) 10-5. 140: Chris Villalonga (New Jersey) dec. Josh Kindig (Blue Mountain) 6-2. 135: Josh Dziewa (Council Rock South) dec. Ryan Nieman (Michigan) 14-5. 160: Marshall Peppelman (Central Dauphin) dec. Nick Sulzer (Ohio) 1-0. 145: Andrew Alton (Central Mountain) dec. Joe Cozart (Florida) 9-4. 152: Jackson Morse (Michigan) dec. Dylan Alton (Central Mountain) 7-6.

 New York 26, WPIAL 21

112: Ryan Bohince (Penn-Trafford) dec. Brandon Ling (Penfield, NY) 9-7
119: Damon McQueen (Huntington, NY) dec. Alex Dunaway (McGuffey) 6-1
125: Nick Arujau (Syosset, NY) technical fall Carson Brooks (Fox Chapel) 19-0, 3:36
130: Frank Martellotti (Shady Side Academy) dec. Taylor Laraia (Newburgh Free Academy, NY) 10-3
135: Cody Ruggirello (Valley Central, NY) pin Colton Blumer (West Greene) 3:52
140: Sam Lombardo (Canon-McMillan) dec. CJ Howard (Pittsford, NY) 10-8
145: Andy Candiello (North Allegheny) dec. Andy Rodriguez (Central Islip, NY) 4-3, tb
152: Giuseppi Lanzi (Amsterdam, NY) dec. Zach Shannon (Kiski Area) 2-1
160: Troy Reaghard (West Allegheny) dec. Ryan Fox (Huntington, NY) 2-1
171: Tyler Wilps (Chartiers Valley) dec. Joe Glennon (Lansing, NY) 2-1
189: Eric Shaffer (Greater Latrobe) dec. Brandon Contreras (Penfield, NY) 6-5
215: Kyle Colling (Pioneer, NY) technical fall Brandon Fedorka (Hopewell) 19-3, 4:15
285: Lance Moore (Johnson City, NY) major decision Adam Lazenga (Bethel Park) 13-4

Outstanding Wrestlers:
New York: Cody Ruggirello, Valley Central, 135 pounds
WPIAL: Andy Candiello, North Allegheny, 145 pounds

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NCWA National Results--MEN’S DIVISION

TEAM SCORES
Division I Teams Top 20
1. Central Florida – 128; 2. Apprentice – 111.5; 3. So. Illinois-Edwardsville – 107.5; 4. Grand Valley State – 90.5; 5. U.S. Naval Academy Prep – 81.5; 6. West Chester – 72.5; 7. Marion Military Institute – 58; 8. U.S. Air Force Academy Prep – 47.5; 9. Md.-Baltimore County – 46.5; 10. U.S. Military Academy Prep - 41; 11. Colorado State – 37; 12. Northwest Missouri State – 31; 13. Tennessee Temple – 28; 14. Winona State – 25.5; 15. Williamson School of Trade – 18; 16. Amherst College – 17.5; 17. San Jose State – 12.5; 18. Texas-Arlington – 11; 19. Florida A&M – 10.5; 20. New Hampshire – 9.5

Division II Clubs
1. MIT – 64.5; 2. Kennesaw State – 36; 3. Northampton CC – 35.5; 4. Hudson Valley CC – 35; 5. Georgia Southern – 31.5; 6t. Massachusetts - 29; 6t. Georgia – 29; 8. Texas A&M – 27; 9. South Carolina – 26; 10. Penn State – 23.5; 11. Vermont – 23; 12t. Wichita State – 22.5; 12t. Douglas College – 22.5; 14. Kansas State – 19; 15. Southern Virginia – 18; 16t. Penn State – Dubois – 17.5; 16t. Blair Academy (Pa.) – 17.5; 18. Bowling Green – 16; 19t. Northeastern – 15.5; 19t. Slippery Rock – 15.5

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

125 pounds
Championship – Grant Kadokura, MIT, def. Frankie Miller, Georgia, by fall 3:37
Third-place – Craig Addison, NW Missouri State, def. Alexander Chiricosta, Central Florida, 8-4
Fifth-place – Anthony Fusco, Northampton CC, def. John Dickinson, West Chester, 6-3
Seventh-place – Jericho Urmenita, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, def. Angelo Ambridge, Md.-Baltimore County, 13-3

133 pounds
Championship – Shane Gentry, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, def. Marcus Chevres, Apprentice, 7-6
Third-place – Brendan Murphy, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Steve DeAugustino, Central Florida, 6-4
Fifth-place – Rob Vollrath, Penn State, def. Adam Bastow, Grand Valley State, 3-2
Seventh-place – Michael Perez, Bowling Green, def. Ramond Ramirez, Texas-Arlington, 2-1

141 pounds
Championship – Ty Holley, Apprentice, def. Brandon Westerman, Marion Military Institute, 7-1
Third-place – Kendall Albert, Kennesaw State, def. Raymond Borja, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, 6-5
Fifth-place – Dillon Pousson, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Raj Rai, Douglas College, by fall 6:05
Seventh-place – Nate Hall, Grand Valley State, def. Wade McCorkel, Penn State, 9-6

149 pounds
Championship – Dillon Evans, West Chester, def. Paul Hancock, U.S. Military Academy Prep, 5-4
Third-place – Josh Kreimier, U.S. Air Force Prep, def. Mark Cirello, Blair Academy, by fall 2:30
Fifth-place – Robert Merchant, SUNY-Cobleskill, def. Paul Martin, Hudson Valley CC, 21-6
Seventh-place – Jay Mitchell, Marion Military Institute, def. T.J. Gillin, Central Florida, 11-5

157 pounds
Championship – Peter Rose, Southern Virginia, def. Andrew Ritchie, Northampton CC, 7-6
Third-place – Matt Perry, Apprentice, def. Patrick McIntosh, Apprentice, 4-3
Fifth-place – Steve Ross, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Eric Powell, Williamson School of Trade, 8-0
Seventh-place – Jarret Hoeppner, U.S. Air Force Academy Prep, def. Jeremy Edward, Illinois State, 16-0

165 pounds
Championship – Aaron Hynick, Wichita State, def. Dustin Tancredi, West Chester, 6-4
Third-place – Carter Adams, U.S. Air Force Academy Prep, def. Ryan Madson, MIT, 3-1
Fifth-place – Adam Knepper, Slippery Rock, def. Tom Kiefer, Toledo, 7-4
Seventh-place – Will Harcum, Apprentice, def. Eric Pretto, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, by fall 2:38

174 pounds
Championship – Kevin Bacci, West Chester, def. Adam Roberts, Vermont, by fall 6:38
Third-place – Christopher Hauser, Central Florida, def. Zach Coe, Md.-Baltimore County, 9-5
Fifth-place – Jacob Hyde, Oakland, def. Ross Cravens, Kennesaw State, forfeit
Seventh-place – Luke Schiefelbein, MIT, def. Jordan Krulik, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, medical forfeit

184 pounds
Championship – Ian Stephens, Tennessee Temple, def. Ben Brummel, South Carolina, 2-1
Third-place – James Mannier, U.S. Naval Academy Prep, def. Matt Clement, Massachusetts, by fall 6:51
Fifth-place – David Sponhauer, Grand Valley State, def. Derek Marshall, Grand Valley State, 12-4
Seventh-place – Zumarr Archer, Central Florida, def. Quinten Bowling, Apprentice, 11-3

197 pounds
Championship – John Aikens, Grand Valley State, def. Joe Silverman, MIT, by fall 1:21
Third-place – Richard Rippy, Central Florida, def. Jeff Ducote, U.S. Military Academy Prep, 4-1
Fifth-place – Arthur Smith, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Stuart Roes, Apprentice, 17-4
Seventh-place – Roland Pitts, Florida A&M, def. Arjan Gill, Douglas College, 9-6

235 pounds
Championship – Brooks Pendleton, Georgia Southern, def. Brian Milford, Texas A&M, 5-0
Third-place – Travis Dickenson, Amherst, def. Michael Dominguez, Central Florida, medical forfeit
Fifth-place – Marty Racenis, Lafayette, def. Mark Koski, Florida, 6-4
Seventh-place – Joseph Disalvo, Northeastern, def. Carl Worthy, Grand Valley State, 7-2

285 pounds
Championship – David Devine, So. Ill.-Edwardsville, def. Ed Backus, Hudson Valley CC, 7-5
Third-place – Cameron Adcox, Kansas State, def. Daniel Rowe, Central Florida, by fall 7:58
Fifth-place – Cam Miller, Winona State, def. Enes Ozekin, Colorado State, by fall 3:32
Seventh-place – Sidney Garrett, Tennessee Temple, def. Michael Mullen, Marion Military Institute, by fall 2:22 

Coaches of all levels need to look into the benefits of weight management.

Weight management keeps Lions healthy - The Daily Collegian Online

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