WELCOME FROM HEAD COACH
JACK SPATES Throughout its long and storied tradition, Sooner Wrestling has been synonymous with NCAA greatness. Witness the success from 2001-2006 when the Sooners garnered six top four NCAA finishes in seven years. During that span, no wrestling team in America brought home more NCAA trophies. Last year, the Sooners finished fifth overall at the NCAA Championships. The lofty status was partially do to a number of coaching additions, highlighted by head assistant coach Sammie Henson. A World Champion and Olympic silver medalist, Sammie’s technical skills and intensity have Olympic hopefuls from all over the country seeking his expertise. Michael Lightner, now in his second year, brought a wealth of experience and success as a four time All-American NCAA Champion and 2006 World Team member. Former Penn State All-American Ross Thatcher completes the staff, who in just a few years has coached five NCAA
Champions and helped lead others to international acclaim. Getting on top of the podium this March will take talent. The Sooner staff has a wealth of young talent after completing back-to-back top 10 recruiting classes. Oklahoma’s talented roster will thrive to finished in the top five for the second straight year. They will do so in the nation’s finest training facility and alongside coaches and fans who are willing and eager to restore the Sooner wrestler to greatness. They will do so with passion, integrity, hard and smart work along with a commitment to doing whatever it takes.
A TRADITION OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
2010-11 WRESTLING MEDIA GUIDE
GUIDE DESIGN
This season’s media guide was designed and produced by the OU Athletics Department in Norman, Okla., using Adobe InDesign and Adobe Photoshop.
Jason Bodin
The guide was printed by Transcript Press of Norman at no cost to the taxpayers of the state of Oklahoma. The University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity employer (October 2009).
Debbie Copp
WRITTEN AND COMPILED BY Jason Bodin
EDITED BY
CONTRIBUTORS
Kenny Mossman, Debbie Copp
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photos were supplied by Ty Russell, Jerry Laizure, Lisa Hall, Jason Matheson, The Norman Transcript, The Oklahoma Daily, and University of Oklahoma Athletics Media Relations files.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Boomer Sooner
1
Welcome and Credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Sooner Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Championship Experience . . . . . . . . . . 7 Seven National Championships . . . . . . 8
The Staff
10
Head Coach Jack Spates........................10 Head Assistant Sammie Henson............13 Assistant Michael Lightner....................14 Support Staff........................................15
2009-10 Review
17
2009-10 Season in Review . . . . . . . . . . 17 Season Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Dual-by-Dual Lineups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Match-by-Match Results . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Sooners in Postseason . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Big 12 Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 NCAA Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 Individual Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
OU Tradition
31
NCAA Champions and Olympians . . . . . . 32 Sooner All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Conference Team Championships . . . . . . 36 Individual Conference Champions . . . . . 37 Sooner Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Sooners in the Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . 40 National Championship Coaches . . . . . . . 41 All-Time vs. Big 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 All-Time Series Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 All-Time Scores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Oklahoma Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
SOONER ROSTER
NAME
PRONOUNCIATION
WT.
YR.
HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL
Marcus Armato
(ar-MAH-toe)
165
RSo.
Kansas City, Mo. | Oak Park HS
Joe Bach
(Bock)
285
RSo.
Liberal, Kan. | Liberal HS
Zack Bailey
141
RSr.
Kansas City, Mo. | Oak Park HS
Ben Bridell
(bry-DELL)
174
RSo.
Birmingham, Ala. | Mountain Brook HS
Tyler Caldwell
174
So.
Wichita, Kan. | Goddard HS
Greg Cannon
125
RSr.
Tulsa, Okla. | Cascia Hall HS
Scott Chene
141
RSo.
Irvine, Texas | Virginia Tech
Kyle Colling
285
Fr.
Arcade, N.Y. | Liberal HS
Sean Datte
165
Fr.
Las Flores, Calif. | Tesoro HS
Justin DeAngelis
149
Fr.
Tulsa, Okla. | Jenks HS
Kyle Detmer
157
RFr.
Wichita, Kan. | Bishop Carroll Catholic HS
Dillon Dennis
141
So.
Clearwater, Fla. | Northside Christian
Alex Ekstrom
133
So.
Palmyra, N.Y. | Pal-Mac HS
Nathan Fernandez
285
RSr.
Lawton, Okla. | MacArthur HS
Ian Fisher
141
Fr.
Perry, Okla. | Perry HS
Derek Geiges
133
Fr.
Charleston, S.C. | Bishop England HS
Chase Gordon
141
Fr.
Oviedo, Fla. | Oviedo HS
Keldrick Hall
197
RSo.
Dallas, Texas | Molina HS
Jeff James
174
RSr.
El Reno, Okla. | El Reno HS
Dylan Joiner
149
RSo.
Kansas City, Mo. | Oak Park HS
Kosta Karageorge
285
Fr.
Worthington, Ohio | Thomas Worthington HS
Jordan Keller
133
Jr.
Wichita Kan. | Cleveland State JC
Matt Lester
149
RFr.
Eureka, Mo. | Eureka HS
Nick Lester
133
RFr.
Eureka, Mo. | Eureka H
Elijah Madison
285
So.
Kansas City, Mo. | Oak Park HS
Parker Madl
157
Fr.
Stillwell, Kan. | Blue Valley HS
Kendric Maple
141
So.
Wichita, Kan. | Heights HS
Nolan McBryde
174
RFr.
Eagle River, Alaska | Chugiak HS
Quincy Mondaine
197
Fr.
Muskogee, Okla. | Muskogee HS
Chase Nelson
165
So.
Wichita, Kan. | Labette JC
Jarrod Patterson
125
So.
Cushing, Okla. | Cushing HS
Dax Perrier
165
Fr.
Pawhuska, Okla. | Pawhuska HS
Clay Reeb
157
RFr.
Cheektowaga, N.Y. | Cheektowaga Central HS
Dustin Reed
133
Fr.
Choctaw, Okla. | Choctaw HS
Erich Schmidtke
(SCHMIDT-kuh)
184
RSo.
Aberdeen, Wash. | Aberdeen HS
Seth Vernon
149
RJr.
Tulsa, Okla. | Union HS
Head Coach: Jack Spates (Slippery Rock, 1975) 18th Season
Assistant Coaches: Sammie Henson, Michael Lightner and Ross Thatcher
2010-11 SCHEDULE
11/7 11/9 11/12 11/13 11/18 11/27 12/3-4 12/12 12/29-30 1/7 1/15 1/21 1/28 2/5 2/11 2/20
Oklahoma City Open Central Oklahoma at Buffalo Brockport/Oklahoma Gold Classic at Arizona State Oklahoma City# North Carolina State# Cliff Keen Invitational at Oklahoma State* Midlands navy$^ vs American~ vs Citadel~ vs Harvard~ at Iowa State* Nebraska* Missouri* Wyoming Oklahoma State*$
Oklahoma City, Okla. Norman, Okla. Buffalo, N.Y. Brockport, N.Y.
All Day 7 p.m. 2 p.m. All Day
Phoenix, Ariz. Norman, Okla. Norman, Okla. Las Vegas, Nev. Stillwater, Okla. Chicago, Ill. Norman, Okla. Arlington, Texas Arlington, Texas Arlington, Texas Ames, Iowa Norman, Okla. Norman, Okla. Norman, Okla. Norman, Okla.
7 p.m. 9 a.m. 3 p.m. All Day 2 p.m. all day 7 p.m. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m.
3/5
Big 12 Championships
Ames, Iowa
All Day
3/17-19
NCAA Championships
Philadelphia, Pa.
All Day
All Times CENTRAL and subject to change | *Denotes Big 12 Conference Match | Home matches are in Bold and held at McCasland Field House | # Oklahoma open - Held at Mosier Indoor track facility | $- Admission Charge | ^Beauty and the beast with OU Women’s Gymnastics at Lloyd Noble Center | ~Lone Star Duals, Arlington, Texas
SOONER QUICK FACTS
OKLAHOMA QUICK FACTS
SOONER COACHING STAFF
Location:................................................... Norman, Okla. Founded:.................................................................. 1890 Enrollment:........................................................... 30,092 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)
Head Coach: . ..........................Jack Spates (18th season) Alma Mater: ................................... Slippery Rock (1975) Career Record (seasons):........................304-109-13 (21) Record at OU (seasons): ...........................230-95-12 (18) Head Assistant Coach: ........................... Sammie Henson Alma Mater:.................................................. Missouri ‘95 Assistant Coach: ................................... Michael Lightner Alma Mater: ..............................................Oklahoma ‘01 Volunteer Assistant.....................................Ross Thatcher Alma Mater................................................Penn State ‘00
TEAM INFORMATION
OU WRESTLING BY DECADE
ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS
OKLAHOMA WRESTLING HISTORY
2009-10 Dual Record:.............................................. 16-4 2009-10 Conference Record:..................................... 1-4 2009-10 Big 12 Regular Season Finish:......................3rd 2009-10 Big 12 Championships Finish:......................3rd 2009-10 NCAA Finish:............................................... 5th Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.................................. 9/6 Starters Returning/Lost:............................................ 8/3 All-Americans Returning/Lost:.................................. 2/2 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost:............................... 8/2
Wrestling Contact:........................................Jason Bodin Office: . ...................................................(405) 325-8299 Cell: ........................................................(405) 514-0557 Fax: . ......................................................(405) 325-7623 E-Mail: . .................................................. jasonb@ou.edu Address:... McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics 180 West Brooks, Suite 2525 Norman, OK 73019
OU TICKET OFFICE
Phone: ................................................(405) 325-2424 Toll Free: ................................................(800) 456-4668 E-mail: ............................................ outickets@ou.edu Director of Ticker Operations: . ............ Billy Ray Johnson Address: ..........OU Athletics Ticket Office, 1185 Asp Ave. Norman, OK 73019
2010s.................................................................... 16-3-1 2000s................................................................ 142-58-7 1990s................................................................ 164-69-4 1980s................................................................ 136-51-5 1970s................................................................ 119-50-2 1960s................................................................ 120-24-2 1950s.................................................................. 69-10-6 1940s.................................................................. 10-26-0 1930s.................................................................. 39-28-2
National Championships............................................ .....7 1936 1951 1952 1957 1960 1963 1974 Conference Titles .......................................................... 23 1930 1932 1934 1935 1936 1938 1948 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1960 1967 1968 1981 1985 1986 1999 2002 10+ Win Seasons...................... 40 (Currently 15 Straight) 1960 1961 1963 1965 1966 1967 1968 1970 1973 1974 1975 1976 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1988 1989 1990 1992 1993 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 All-Americans . ........................................................... 260 Individual National Champions................................... ..65 Individual Conference Champions............................... 176
3TOMMY EVANS
3TEYON WARE
OKLAHOMA WRESTLING AMPIONS 2002 BIG 12 CONFERENCE CH
A Prestigious History Pursuing championships is synonymous with Oklahoma wrestling. Throughout its tradition-rich history, OU has produced 65 individual national champions, 256 All-Americans, 173 conference champions and claimed 23 conference team titles. Most impressive, Oklahoma owns seven national championships, which is fifth most all-time in the history of the sport. The Sooners have crowned 37 All-Americans in the past 11 years and have finished in the top-10 at the NCAA eight of the past 11 seasons. Leading Oklahoma is head coach Jack Spates, who is third among active head coaches for most All- Americans produced in his coaching tenure (54).
SEVEN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
• Won national titles at Oklahoma in 1951, 1952 and 1957 • Led the Sooners to eight conference championships • Second all-time in career winning percentage at OU (.750)
P ORT RO BE RTSO N
• Led OU to the 1936 National Championship • First coach to win a national title at Oklahoma in any sport • Guided OU to six conference championships • Fifth all-time in career winning percentage at OU (.597)
PAU L V. K E E N
1952 1951 National Title Coaches
1936 1951 1952 1957
1957
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
3Tommy Evans
1960
1960 1963
STA N A BE L
1974
TO MMY E VA N S
1963 1963
1974 1974 • Won national championships in 1960 a nd 1962, becoming second head c oach at OU to win multiple titles • Won the conference crown four times • First all-time in career winning percentage at OU (.775)
• Led Oklahoma to the 1974 national championship • Finished runner-up at the NCAA four times • Guided the Sooners to four conference titles • Fourth all-time at OU in career winning percentage (.690)
THE HEAD COACH
JACK SPATES HEAD COACH | 18TH SEASON
230-95-12 RECORD AT OKLAHOMA (.701)
Jack Spates enters his 18th season as the leader of one of the elite wrestling powerhouses in the nation.
His success has not gone unnoticed as Spates has been recognized with numerous coaching honors including three Big 12 Coach of the Year awards and the 2006 National Coach of the Year. Spates has coached two Big 12 conference team titles, 53 All-Americans and six national champions at OU. He has also led 30 Oklahoma wrestlers to individual Big 12 titles. Most impressively, Spates and the Sooners have accepted six team trophies at the NCAA Tournament in the past nine seasons. He is also third among active head coaches for most All-Americans produced during his tenure (53). Last season, Spates helped lead four Sooners to All-America honors. Senior Eric Lapotsky and Tyler Caldwell placed fifth, Zack Bailey placed fourth and Kyle Terry earned third overall. Under the direction of Spates during the 2007-08 season, five Sooners advanced to the NCAA Championships. During the 2008 season, Spates collected his 200th victory at Oklahoma with a win over the Oklahoma City Stars on Nov. 20, making him just the second head coach in Oklahoma history to reach the milestone.
His 214-92-11 (.692) overall record, heading into the 2010-11 season places him third all-time in school history in winning percentage. When Spates became the University of Oklahoma’s 12th head wrestling coach in 1993, he inherited a proud, but struggling program. OU’s average finish at the NCAA Championships was 23rd in the three years prior to Spates’ arrival. Recently, his Sooner teams have placed in the nation’s top four in six of the past 10 seasons, including third-place finishes in 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2006. The 2004 season was especially impressive as the Sooners lost eight starters and wrestled six freshmen, yet still finished ninth at the NCAA Championships. During the 200405 season, the Sooners named four All-Americans and crowned 141-pound national champion Teyon Ware while finishing third as a team at the NCAA Championships. Spates’ teams have also won the Big 12 Championship twice during his tenure. The 1999 title was the Sooners’ first in more than a decade (1985) and they also were crowned champions in 2002. Both times, Spates was honored as Big 12 Coach of the Year.
Spates has continued to bring the nation’s top to Oklahoma. The Sooners’ recruiting classes perennially rank in the top 10 nationally. The 2009 class was ranked as the second best class nationally by InterMat and the 2011 class ranked No. 9 by TheOpenMat.
2nd
3rd 3rd
Spates ranks second in all-time victories by a head coach in Oklahoma wrestling history (230). His total of 58 All-Americans coached during his career ranks third among NCAA active head coaches. The Sooner head coach is third for the most conference titles since the start of the Big 12 Conference in 1996.
3rd
Spates is third all-time in career winning percentage at OU. He owns an overall record of 230-95-12 (.701).
17th
Fifty-eight All-Americans during his career is 17th all-time in the history of the sport among NCAA head coaches.
7Jack Spates
is honored with a plaque by OU administrator Greg Phillips after recording his 200th win at Oklahoma.
Teyon Ware and senior Robbie Waller, a former Oklahoma assistant and current associate head coach at Lock Haven.
Perhaps Spates’ greatest challenge in developing young talent came during the 2000-01 campaign. Oklahoma lost six starters from the previous year Also included on the list are four-time All-Americans and and several key wrestlers to injury during the seanational champions John Kading and Michael Lightner, son. After losing starter Bo Maynes at 125 pounds, who was hired this past offseason as an assistant coach for Spates inserted Matt Ridings into the lineup. the program. Ridings won 17 consecutive matches and earned a fourth seed at the national championships despite Spates has also coached undefeated national champions having only five dual starts entering the season. in Lightner and Byron Tucker. Former OU assistant coach Sophomores Witt Durden and Josh Lambrecht both Rodney Jones and Shane Valdez were three-time Allstruggled with confidence and injuries during 2001 Americans under Spates, as was four-time All-American but rallied to earn All-America honors. Redshirt Sam Hazewinkel. freshman heavyweight Leonce Crump failed to win a state title as a high school senior and was In 2005-06, he led the Sooners to a third place finish at the pinned twice at high school nationals. Under Spates’ NCAA Championships, their sixth top-four finish in seven guidance, Crump claimed three Big 12 titles and years. The Sooners also had five wrestlers earn All-Amer- placed third in 2004 and fourth in 2002 at the NCAA ica honors (Sam Hazewinkel, Teyon Ware, Matt Storniolo, Championships. Joel Flaggert, and Jake Hager). Spates was honored as the 2006 NWCA Coach of the Year and also was the 2006 Not only has Spates built programs into regional Co-Big 12 Coach of the year. and national powers, he has also served as a mentor to several Division I head coaches. Rob Koll, head SPATES’ YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD AT OU coach at Cornell, served as an assistant to Spates Overall Conf. for the Big Red as did Missouri head coach Brian Year W L T W L T NCAA Smith. Last season, Koll led Cornell to a fifth place 1993-94 5 5 0 1 4 0 Eighth finish at the NCAA Championships while Smith and 1994-95 7 7 2 1 3 1 Seventh the Tiger program finished seventh at the national 1995-96 15 4 0 4 1 0 17th 1996-97 11 8 1 1 4 0 Seventh tournament. 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total
16 18 17 18 19 11 14 11 11 11 14 16 16 230
5 5 4 5 5 7 8 7 6 7 5 4 3 95
0 1 1 1 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 12
3 2 3 2 4 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 2 29
3 4 3 4 2 5 6 4 4 5 4 4 2 62
0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4
15th Sixth Fourth Fourth Third Third Ninth Third Third 22nd 39th 31st Fifth
The Spates File HEAD COACH 18th Season at Oklahoma Record at OU: 230-95-12 (.701)
PERSONAL Hometown: Smithtown, N.Y.
EDUCATION High School: Smithtown HS (N.Y.) College: Slippery Rock (B.S. in health and physical education, 1975), Baptist Bible Seminary (Master’s in theology and education, 1980)
COACHING HISTORY
1993-Present: Head Coach, Oklahoma 1988-1993: Head Coach, Cornell
WRESTLING EXPERIENCE 1973-77: Slippery Rock
Clarion University coach Teague Moore coached with Four-time Conference Champion Spates, as did Nebraska coach Mark Manning. Also, 1973 NCAA National Champion Chuck Barbee will be entering his eigth season as 1974 NCAA Runner-Up the head coach at Army and Derek DelPorto is in his fourth year as the Eastern Michigan head mentor. Spates’ son and assistant for five seasons, Jeremy, FAMILY now is an assistant at Cornell under Koll. Wife: Barby Spates
Children (4):
As a wrestler in his youth, Spates won the New York Sons: Jeremy (30) and Justin (28) State Championship and placed third in the nation, Daughters: Jessica (35) and Jenilyn (26) becoming a high school All-American after
HEAD COACH JACK SPATES beginning to wrestle in the 10th grade. High school success led Spates to an opportunity to wrestle at Slippery Rock. He claimed the collegiate national championship in 1973 and was an NCAA runner-up the following year at 118 pounds. Spates compiled a 118-8 career record at Slippery Rock, the second best win total in school history. For his achievements on the mat, Spates has been inducted into the Slippery Rock Athletic Hall of Fame.
Cornell teams dominated the Eastern Championships, crowning nine individual champions. Cornell also steadily improved at the NCAA Championships, rising from no national placing to finishes of 20th, 15th and 10th place. Spates’ commitment to the development of the athlete off of the mat was also evident when his Cornell teams earned the highest grade point average of any athletic teams on campus. For his accomplishments, Spates was named New York Collegiate Coach of the Year, Eastern Coach of the Year and New York State At the conclusion of his wrestling career, Spates began coaching as the head assistant Wrestling Man of the Year. at Baptist Bible College in 1975. He quickly earned a reputation as a builder of programs when he helped lead the small private school to six conference championships. Spates also wears many hats outside the world of wrestling. He graduated During Spates’ tenure, Baptist Bible College won more than 70 percent of its matches, magna cum laude from graduate school and was awarded the Greek Award for despite competing predominantly against larger colleges and universities. Spates Proficiency in the Koine Greek Language as well as the Literacy Award for Disdeveloped more than 20 wrestlers who earned All-America status during his tenure. sertation of Publishable Quality. Spates’ dedication to education is still evident After leaving Baptist Bible College in 1981, Spates entered the business world before today as his program regularly produces Academic All-Big 12 and Academic returning for one year as an assistant coach at the University of Pittsburgh where he All-America selections. helped direct the Panthers to their first winning season in five years. SPATES AT OKLAHOMA Author of the highlyAfter leaving Pittsburgh, Spates served as head assistant coach at the U.S. Military acclaimed wrestling ALL-AMERICANS Academy. While Spates was at Army, the Black Knights attained their highest ever book Mat Snacks: NCAA finish (13th) and was ranked as high as 11th during the 1987 season. They also Wrestling Stories to Feed INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS won their only Eastern championship. the Spirit and Tickle the Funny Bone, Spates has INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS While at West Point, Spates recruited Army’s highest rated class, which was judged as developed a reputation seventh best in the nation. He also was named runner-up for national assistant-coach- as a motivational of-the-year honors at the school. speaker for businesses, TEAM CONFERENCE TITLES schools and civic clubs. His success at West Point led to a head coaching position at Cornell in Westchester, N.Y. Spates is also a songwriter who has written ballads for all six of his national During his five years with the Big Red, he became Cornell’s all-time winningest coach champions. by percentage. Spates compiled a 74-14-1 record during his tenure and developed a program that offered no scholarships into an Eastern and national power. His last two The most important role of Spates’ life is that of father and husband. He is the proud father of four children: Jessica, Jeremy, Justin and Jenilyn. Jessica curOU’S ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHES rently is a teacher specializing in Spanish. Jeremy, a high school state chamHead coach Jack Spates is among the all-time leaders in pion and collegeiate All-American, was named assistant wrestling coach at career wins and winning percentage by OU coaches. The two-time Big 12 Coach of the Year ranks second in career wins and Cornell University in 2009. Justin, a two-time high school state champion and third in winning percentage. the nation’s No. 1 rated 119-pounder as a senior, has hung up his wrestling shoes and spends his time as a homebuilder in Long Island, N.Y. after starring COACH YEARS COACHED RECORD in the award winning film Reversal. Jenilyn lives in Norman and works as a 1. Stan Abel (1973-93) 279-123-8 massage therapist. Spates’ wife, Barby, owns and operates Norman’s Pilates 2. Jack Spates (1993-Present) 214-92-11 3. Tommy Evans (1960-61, 1963-72) 140-40-2 Plus Wellness Center. They both are proud to call Norman their home.
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4. Port Robertson 5. Paul V. Keen
(1947-59, 1962) (1928-39)
CAREER WINNING PERCENTAGES 1. Tommy Evans 2. Port Robertson 3. Jack Spates 4. Stan Abel 5. James Tolbert
(1960-61, 1963-72) (1947-59, 1962) (1993-Present) (1973-93) (1924)
SPATES’ CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
88-27-7 51-34-3 .775 .750 .692 .690 .600
4National Coach of the Year, 2006 4Big 12 Coach of the Year, 2002 4Co-Big 12 Coach of the Year, 1999, 2006 4New York State Wrestling Hall of Fame, 1999 4Western Pennsylvania Wrestling Hall of Fame, 1999 4New York State Coach of the Year, 1993 4Coach of the Year by the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association, 1992
HEAD ASSISTANT COACH SAMMIE HENSON
SAMMIE HENSON Sammie Henson enters his second season as the program’s head assistant coach. Henson joined the Sooner staff with impeccable credentials both as a coach and a wrestler. The St. Charles, Mo., product was crowned world champion in 1998 while wrestling for Team USA in Tehran, Iran, earned an Olympic silver medal at the Sydney games in 2000 and was a world bronze medalist in 2006 at the age of 36. The accomplishments make him one of just a handful of wrestlers in USA history to have garnered three world medals. “The Sooner wrestling program is thrilled to announce Sam Henson as assistant coach,” head coach Jack Spates said. “Anybody familiar with wrestling knows Sammie Henson. A two-time NCAA champion, world champion, world bronze and Olympic silver medalist, Sammie has scaled the heights of success in both collegiate and International wrestling.“ Henson returned to the Oklahoma program after serving as a club coach for the Sooners from 19972000. Henson most recently served as head assistant the past two years at Cal Poly. Last season he assisted in leading Chad Mendes to the NCAA finals, Cal Poly’s first finalist in more than 20 years. Henson’s resume also includes coaching stints as an assistant at Penn State, West Point and the University of Nebraska. In his two years at Penn State, the program went from 35th in the country to sixth at the NCAA with two, top-five recruiting classes. He is also one of only four Sunkist Kids Olympic freestyle coaches in the country. Henson owns more than 15 international titles in freestyle and in 2006 won a bronze medal at the World Championships.
Wrestling collegiately for Clemson, Henson went 71-0 in his junior and season campaigns, claiming two national championships and earning the title of ACC Wrestler of the Year in 1994. He transferred to Clemson from Missouri, where he was a 1991 Big Eight champion and All-American as a freshman. He returned to Missouri in 1995 to earn a degree in park recreation and tourism management. Henson is a member of the Missouri Wrestling Hall of Fame and was inducted into the Clemson Athletics Hall of Fame in 2000. He returns to Norman with his wife, Stephanie, and four children Jackson (10), Wyatt (7), Ruby Jo (5) and Georgia-Kate (2).
The Henson File COACHING Second season PERSONAL Hometown: St. Charles, Mo.
EDUCATION
High School: Francis Howell High School College: University of Missouri (B.S. Park Recreation, Tourism and Management, 2005) & Clemson University (1992-94)
COACHING HISTORY 2007-09: 2006-07: 2002-03: 2000-02: 1997-00:
Cal Poly, Assistant Nebraska, Volunteer Assistant West Point, Assistant Penn State, Assistant Oklahoma, Volunteer Assistant
WRESTLING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
•2006 World Bronze Medalist •2000 Olympic Silver Medalist •1998 World Champion •Two-time NCAA Champion (Clemson) • Two-time ACC Champion • John Smith Award (USA Wrestler of the Year, ‘98) • Sullivan Award Finalist (Top Amateur, ‘98) • USA Wrestling Man of the Year (1998) • ACC Wrestler of the Year (Clemson, ‘94) • Big 8 Champion and All-American (Missouri, ‘91)
ASSISTANT COACH MICHAEL LIGHTNER
Michael Lightner begins his second season as assistant coach with the Oklahoma wrestling program.
The Lightner File COACHING Second season
PERSONAL Hometown: Marlow, Okla.
EDUCATION High School: Marlow High School College: University of Oklahoma (B.A. in multidisciplinary studies)
COACHING HISTORY
2009-Present: Oklahoma Assistant Coach 2008-09: Oklahoma, Volunteer Assistant
WRESTLING EXPERIENCE 1998-01: University of Oklahoma WRESTLING ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Four-time Big 12 Champion 2001 national champion at 141 pounds Four-time All-American Four year letterman 2005 All-World team member US Olympic World Trials Competitor
“It is with great joy that we welcome Michael to our staff,” head coach Jack Spates said. “He will make a tremendous addition to our staff. His passion for our great sport, our student-athletes and this university is going to have a great impact on our program. ” Lightner served as volunteer assistant in 2008 with the Sooners and club coach in 2007. His new duties include recruiting for the program, directing the Oklahoma Open and summer camps, as well as training and instructing current Sooner wrestlers. A product of Marlow, Lightner recorded one of the most impressive wrestling careers in Oklahoma history from 1998-2001. He claimed the national title in 2001 and was four times crowned Big 12 champion at 141 pounds.
Lightner became a four-time All-American, an honor only nine others in school history have claimed. He can be found in various school records, including second in career wins with a 144-16 record. His 37-0 record his senior season led him to the national title and he became the 13th Sooner to go undefeated in a season. “I loved my time here at OU and am excited to have a bigger role in the program,” Lightner said. “I am excited to step in and help bring the program back to national prominence. This staff’s goal is to lead OU to its first national title since 1974.” Wrestling at Marlow High School, Lightner recorded a 130-1 overall record, capturing the state title all four years. The four-year letterman also claimed second at Junior Nationals. After his career with the Sooners, Lightner remained at OU as a club coach from 2001-2004 while training for international competition. During that three year stint, Oklahoma won the Big 12 title in 2002, claimed seven individual conference champions, 17 All-Americans and three national champions. In 2005 Lightner moved to the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., to focus on his international wrestling career. In 2005 he was crowned champion at U.S. Nationals and the World Team Trials and was named as a World Team member. The following year he was runner-up at U.S. Nationals and placed second at the U.S. World Team Trials. He and his wife, Lindsey, have been married two years.
WRESTLING SUPPORT STAFF
ROSS THATCHER
Volunteer Assistant Coach Ross Thatcher joins the OU staf as volunteer assistant after a four year stint as assistant coach at Ohio State from 2004-2008. A three-time finalist and twice an Ohio state champion wrestling for Bishop Ready High School in Columbus, Ohio, Thatcher wrestled collegiately for Penn State and was a four-time letterwinner. In 2000, he was named team captain and capped off his career by garnering All-America honors. Following his career at PSU, Thatcher wrestled for the New York Athletic Club, where he was a two-time Sunkist International Open champion, crowned champion at the New York Athletic Club International Open, was a Dave Schultz International Open champion and was named Northeast Regional Outstanding Wrestler and champion. Additionally, he was a bronze medalist for the 2001 U.S. Pan American team and was a member of the U.S. World University Games Freestyle and Greco Roman squads. In 2000, Thatcher began his coaching career at his alma mater, serving as assistant from 2000-2003 for Penn State. Recently, he assisted World Team member and Olympic alternate Tommy Rowlands and he has been active with USA Wrestling, serving as assistant coach for the 2006 USA Junior Fila world team. Overall, Thatcher has assisted in coaching 23 All-Americans, five national finalists and three NCAA champions. Thatcher is known for establishing some of the premier kid’s club programs in the country with the Nittany Lion Kids Club and the Buckeye Wrestling Club. He is committed to initiating a kid’s club program to Norman to benefit the surrounding community. Thirteen of his former wrestlers Thatcher has mentored in the past are currently wrestling at the collegiate level. With a bachelor of science degree in the college of health and human development, Thatcher arrived in Norman with his wife, Jen, and six-month-old daughter, Emma.
TIM OVERMAN
Strength and Conditioning
Tim Overman’s goals are to improve performance and help each athlete become the best wrestler he can be. He’s also dedicated to the overall wellness of each student-athlete as he stresses the importance of a balanced diet. That kind of commitment earned him a spot on head strength coordinator Jerry Schmidt’s staff that trains OU’s national powerhouse football program. In 2002, Overman was directly responsible for implementing strength training, speed, agility and conditioning programs for OU’s baseball and wrestling teams. Three of the four programs Overman coached that season advanced to postseason action including the national championship gymnastics team and the NCAA thirdplace wrestling team. In 2003, he added women’s basektball to his résumé and continued working with baseball and wrestling, two programs he has worked with since his arrival. Prior to OU, Overman was a volunteer assistant strength coach for the University of Iowa football program in 2001, where he gained a variety of experience. Overman served an internship at Athlete’s Performance in Tempe, Ariz., in 2000 which allowed him to work directly with professional athletes. He was heavily involved in improving athletes’ sports specific needs such as flexibility, speed training, weight training, nutrition and physical recovery techniques. As an undergraduate at Creighton University, Overman had the opportunity to develop workout, testing, rehabilitation and maintenance programs for the Bluejay athletes. He also served as a student trainer for CU. The Mt. Vernon, Iowa, native is a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and personal trainer. Overman belongs to the National Strength and Conditioning and the Strength & Conditioning Coaches associations.
CHRIS WATSON Athletic Trainer
Chris Watson enters his fourth season as the program’s first full-time athletic trainer. His main duties include preventive care, treatment and maintaining the overall health of studentathletes on campus. Once surgical procedures are performed, Watson oversees day-to-day treatment and rehabilitation of injury. Additionally, he is the supervisor of 25 student athletic trainers for the OU athletic department, as well as the volleyball team and spirit squads. In August of 2005, Watson joined the Sooner athletic department as a graduate assistant where he worked with wrestling his first season and football his second year before earning a master’s in human relations. He was hired full-time by the department in 2007 and was designated head athletic trainer for wrestling. Before joining Oklahoma, Watson worked from 2003-2005 at the McBride Clinic in Oklahoma City, as well as serving as the Deer Creek High School head athletic trainer. He moved back to Oklahoma after taking a job in 2002 as an intern for the Auburn Tigers’ football team in the sports medicine department. Watson was a Bishop McGuiness High School graduate and attended college in Sterling, Kan., at Sterling College where he received two bachelor degrees in health and physical education and athletic training. Aside from his studies, he played football for four years and basketball one year. In 2008, Chris wed the former Julie McGehee, who currently serves as the administrative assistant in the OU football office. The couple is expecting their first child this spring.
WRESTLING SUPPORT STAFF
GREG PHILLIPS
Wrestling Administrator
ASHLEY WESTON
MITCH HECKART
Graduate Assistant
Wrestling SID
DR. ROBERT HINES Team Physician
Overseeing all medical needs and surgeries for the squad, “Doc Hines” enters his 17th season with the Sooner wrestling program. Hines has dedicated years of services to not only the OU program, but to athletes all over the world.
(men’s and women’s freestyle and men’s Greco-Roman and Judo). He also helped staff the U.S. training room and medical clinic to assist athletes from all sports.
His world experience does not end there, as he also served as the team physician for In 2008, he was chosen as a team physician the 2005 and 2007 Wold Championships of for the United States wrestling Olympic Wrestling and has been a part of medical team in Beijing, China. His duties included teams in countries such as Iran, Budapest caring for all three disciplines of wrestling and Turkey.
DANNY DAVIS Facilities
2009-10 REVIEW Sooners Earn Fifth at NCAAs, Crown Four All-Americans to Return to National Stage
2009-10 SEASON STATS Wt.
Name
Record
Duals
Match Points
Tournament Falls
Dec.
M.Dec.
T-Falls
165
Armato, Marcus
2-2
0-0
22-33
2-2
0-0
2-1
0-1
0-0
285
Bach, Joe
2-2
1-0
24-20
1-2
0-0
1-1
1-1
0-0
141
Bailey, Zack
31-8
14-3
263-110
17-5
0-1
21-7
7-0
1-0
174
Bridell, Ben
1-3
0-1
15-27
1-2
0-0
1-2
0-1
0-0
133
Burnham, Nick
2-7
0-3
29-53
2-4
0-3
2-1
0-2
0-0
165
Caldwell, Tyler
31-14
11-6
363-119
20-8
4-1
15-12
9-0
3-1
125
Cannon, Gregg
6-8
5-5
70-153
6-6
0-0
5-4
0-4
1-0
165
Copeland, Robert
0-4
0-0
0-9
0-4
0-3
0-0
0-1
0-0
184
Daube, Ian
8-5
0-0
100-44
8-5
1-2
5-3
2-0
1-0
141
Dennis, Dillon
4-5
0-0
31-47
4-5
0-1
1-2
2-1
0-1
157
Detmer, Kyle
10-3
0-0
39-34
10-3
1-1
6-2
3-0
0-0
133
Ekstrom, Alex
6-8
1-4
73-62
5-4
1-1
3-7
2-0
0-0
285
Fernandez, Nathan
26-14
10-8
134-96
16-6
8-0
15-14
1-0
0-0
125
Forrest, Justin
12-8
0-3
96-82
12-5
3-0
5-6
2-1
1-1
197
Hall, Keldrick
21-11
2-0
210-132
19-11
0-1
13-10
3-0
1-0
141
Immel, Richard
2-4
0-2
1-8
2-2
1-2
0-2
0-0
0-0
174
James, Jeff
24-12
12-6
223-140
12-6
2-0
15-10
5-2
2-0
197
Lapotsky, Eric
29-8
14-5
112-80
15-3
11-1
12-5
3-1
0-1
149/157
Lester, Matt
10-4
0-0
29-24
10-4
6-0
1-3
0-1
1-0
157
Lester, Nick
5-1
0-0
24-14
5-1
2-0
1-1
1-0
0-0
133/141
Maple, Kendric
33-12
9-4
216-109
24-8
10-1
11-8
4-3
5-0
174
McBryde, Nolan
12-8
0-0
73-80
12-8
3-0
7-5
1-1
0-2
125
Patterson, Jarrod
30-11
11-3
217-105
19-8
0-1
25-7
4-1
0-1
165
Peperas, Derek
15-6
3-0
119-80
12-6
0-0
13-5
2-1
0-0
157
Reeb, Clay
4-4
0-0
23-33
4-4
2-0
1-3
0-0
0-1
184
Schmidtke, Erich
16-19
8-10
175-165
8-9
2-2
11-14
2-3
1-0
157
Terry, Chad
8-2
6-1
74-35
2--1
0-0
6-2
2-0
0-0
149
Terry, Kyle
31-3
16-0
284-89
15-3
0-0
15-3
11-0
1-0
149
Vernon, Seth
8-1
2-0
61-18
6-2
2-0
3-1
2-0
1-0
157
Vernon, Shane
23-7
10-3
178-110
13-4
0-0
19-6
3-1
1-0
184
Weakley, John
1-1
1-1
2-6
0-0
1-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
157
Williams, Bobby
9-6
0-0
54-29
9-6
2-2
6-3
0-1
1-0
2009-10 STARTING LINEUPS 125
133
141
149
157
165
174
184
197
HWT
Central Oklahoma
Forrest
Ekstrom
Bailey
K. Terry
C. Terry
Peperas
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Arizona State
Forrest
Ekstrom
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
North Carolina State
Forrest
Ekstrom
Immel
Burnham
C. Terry
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Oklahoma City
Cannon
Ekstrom
Immel
Burnham
Sh. Vernon
Peperas
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Oklahoma State
Patterson
Ekstrom
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Cal Poly
Patterson
Cannon
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Bucknell
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Virginia
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Lehigh
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
C. Terry
Caldwell
James
Weakley
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Penn State
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Laptotsky
Fernandez
Northwestern
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
C. Terry
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Harvard
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
Se. Vernon Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Hall
Fernandez
Brown
Patterson
Maple
Burnham K. Terry
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Nebraska-Kearney
Forrest
Ekstrom
Bailey
Se. Vernon C. Terry
Peperas
Bridell
Weakley
Hall
Bach
Iowa State
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
C. Terry
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Nebraska
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Missouri
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Chattanooga
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Oregon State
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
C. Terry
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Oklahoma State
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
Big 12s
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
NCAAs
Patterson
Maple
Bailey
K. Terry
Sh. Vernon
Caldwell
James
Schmidtke
Lapotsky
Fernandez
VIRGINIA DUALS
LONESTAR DUALS
Sh. Vernon
MATCH-By-MATCH RESULTS
DUAL 1 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WRESTLER Casy Rowell (UCO) Trison Graham (UCO) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Chad Terry (OU) Derek Peperas (OU) Jeff James (OU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Dustin Finn (UCO)
DUAL 2 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285:
WRESTLER Anthony Robles (ASU) Ben Ashmore (ASU) Chris Drouin (ASU) Kyle Terry (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Jeff James (OU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 3 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285:
WRESTLER Kidd Gomez (OCU) Alex Ekstrom (OU) John Lynch (OCU) Will Shelton (OCU) Shane Vernon (OU) Derek Peperas (OU) Jeff James (OU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 4 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WRESTLER Taylor Cummings (NCS) Darrius Little (NCS) Dale Shull (NCS) Brett Farina (NCS) Chad Terry (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Jeff James (OU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...... 10 OKLAHOMA.................... 27
DUAL 5
11/11/2009 - Edmond, Okla.
RESULTS maj. dec. Justin Forrest (OU) dec. Alex Ekstrom (OU) maj. dec. Scott Berens (UCO) maj. dec. Austin Standage (UCO) dec. Eden Bernstein (UCO) dec. Derrick Adkins (UCO) maj. dec. Cody Rowell (UCO) dec. Kenny Meredith (UCO) fall Jarrett Edison (UCO) dec. Nathan Fernandez (UCO)
SCORE 8-0 8-5 18-4 14-3 12-5 4-2 23-10 5-0 6:20 7-5
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
ARIZONA STATE..............11 OKLAHOMA ..................24
DUAL 6
11/22/2009 - Norman, Okla. RESULTS tech fall Justin Forrest (OU) dec. Alex Ekstrom (OU) dec. No.17 Zack Bailey dec. Vicente Varela (ASU) dec. Te Edwards (ASU) dec. Kyle DeBerry (ASU) dec. Eric Starks (ASU) dec. Jake Meredith (ASU) fall Anthony Pike (ASU) dec. Erik Nye (ASU)
SCORE 16-0 7-5 3-1 4-0 17-10 5-2 4-3 3-1 0:47 3-2
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
OKLAHOMA CITY............. 16 OKLAHOMA.................... 30 SCORE 12-4 11-9 (SV) 6:38 6:03 14-6 7-4 2:15 19-4 7-3
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
NORTH CAROLINA STATE..... 15 OKLAHOMA....................... 26 SCORE 7-3 7-5 1:47 8-6 2-0 15-4 10-1 6:37 4:28 3-1 (SV)
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) David Marbie (BU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Shane Riccio (BU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 8
11/28/2009 - Norman, Okla.
RESULTS dec. Justin Forrest (OU) dec. Alex Ekstrom (OU) fall Richard Immel (OU) dec. Nick Burnham (OU) dec. Bobby Ward (NCS) maj. dec. Kasey Young (NCS) maj. dec. Quinton Godley (NCS) fall Jonathan Becker (NCS) fall Andrew Tumlin (NCS) dec. Eloheim Palma (NCS)
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Boris Novachkov (CP) Filip Novachkov (CP) Kyle Terry (OU) Chase Pami (CP) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Jeff James (OU) Eric Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 7
11/28/2009 - Norman, Okla. RESULTS maj. dec. Greg Cannon(OU) dec. Cameron Ream(OCU) pinned Richard Immel (OU) pinned Nick Burnham (OU) maj. dec. Nik Turner (OCU) dec. Mark Meyer (OCU) pinned Andrew Pontikes (OCU) tech. fall Jake Mabry (OCU) by forfeit dec. Corey Johnson (OCU)
WRESTLER Jared Patterson (OU) Jordan Oliver (OSU) Jamal Parks (OSU) Kyle Terry (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Alex Meade (OSU) Jeff James (OU) Clayton Foster (OSU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Jared Rosholt (OSU)
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Chris Henrich (UVA) Mike Salopek (UVA) Brent Jones (UVA) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
OKLAHOMA STATE................. 16 OKLAHOMA.......................... 16 12/1/2009 - Norman, Okla.
RESULTS dec. Chris Notte (OSU) dec. Alex Ekstrom (OU) dec. Zack Bailey (OU) dec. Quinten Fuentes (OSU) dec. Neil Erisman (OSU) dec. Tyler Caldwell (OU) maj. dec. Chris McNeil (OSU) maj. dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) dec. Alan Gelogaev (OSU) dec. Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 6-3 8-2 5-3 6-3 3-1 5-1 14-5 17-5 10-4 3-3 RT TB4
CAL POLY . ...........................16 OKLAHOMA..........................27 1/3/2010 - Norman, Okla.
RESULTS dec. Micah Ferguson (CP) maj. dec. Greg Cannon (OU) fall No. 4 Zack Bailey (OU) maj. dec. Eric Maldonado (CP) dec. No. 11 Shane Vernon (OU) maj. dec. Travis Rasmussen (CP) dec. Ryan DesRoches (CP) maj. dec. Tyler Holt (CP) winner by forfeit dec. Jim Powers (CP)
SCORE 6-1 9-0 4:18 12-3 4-1 10-1 7-2 16-8 2-0
OKLAHOMA..........................28 BUCKNELL...........................7 1/8/2010 - Hampton, Va.
RESULTS dec. Derrik Russell (BU) maj. dec. Kendric Maple (OU) maj. dec. John Regan (BU) dec. Kevin LeValley (BU) dec. Brantley Hooks (BU) dec. Corey Lear (BU) dec. Jeff James (OU) dec. Rob Waltko (BU) dec. Jay Hahn (BU) pin Conor Sweeney (BU)
SCORE 3-0 14-2 13-5 6-4 3-0 6-2 3-0 6-2 6-2 4:24
OKLAHOMA..........................21 VIRGINIA.............................13 1/8/2010 - Hampton, Va. RESULTS dec. Ross Gitomer (UVA) dec. Matt Cubillos (UVA) dec. Derek Valenti (UVA) dec. Kellon Balum (UVA) dec. Danny Gonsor (UVA) dec. Beau Fisher (UVA) maj. dec. Jeff James (UVA) dec. Erich Schmidtke (UVA) fall Eric Lapotsky (OU) dec. Jack Danilkowicz (UVA)
SCORE 2-1 7-0 3-1 6-1 7-5 4-1 11-1 3-1 0:15 8-2
MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS
DUAL 9 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197:
HWT:
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Sean Bilodeau (LU) Mike Galanfe (LU) Robert Hamlin (LU) David Craig (LU) Joe Kennedy (LU)
Zach Rey (LU)
DUAL 10 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285:
WRESTLER Brad Pataky (PSU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Cyler Sanderson (PSU) Dan Vallimont (PSU) Jeff James (OU) David Erwin (PSU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Cameron Wade (PSU)
DUAL 11 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Chad Terry (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Jeff James (OU) Aaron Jones (NW) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 12 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WRESTLER Steven Keith (HU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Seth Vernon (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Jeff James (OU) Louis Caputo (HU) Keldrick Hall (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 13
OKLAHOMA.................... 16 LEHIGH.......................... 18 1/8/2010 - Hampton, Va. RESULTS dec. John McDonald (LU) fall Mitch Berger (LU) dec. Seth Ciasulli (LU) maj. dec. Brian Tanen (LU) dec. Chad Terry (OU) dec. Tyler Caldwell (OU) dec. Jeff James (OU) dec. John Weakly (OU) dec. Eric Lapotsky (OU)
dec. Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 4-2 1:34 5-1 10-2 8-7 6-5 6-2 6-2 4-1
3-2
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
OKLAHOMA...................22 PENN STATE..................15 RESULTS dec. Jarrod Patterson (OU) fall Bryan Pearsall (PSU) maj. dec. Adam Lynch (PSU) dec. Frank Molinaro (PSU) dec. Shane Vernon (OU) dec. Tyler Caldwell (OU) dec. Justin Ortega (PSU) dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) pinned Clay Steadman (PSU) dec. No. 12 Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 8-6 (5:27) 16-4 5-2 5-2 6-4 (sv) 2-1 (tb) 9-3 (2:31) 2-0
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
OKLAHOMA.................... 40 NORTHWESTERN............ 3 RESULTS winner by forfeit fall Eric Melzler (NW) maj. dec. Bobby Joyce (NW) dec. Andrew Nadhir (NW) maj. dec. Kevin Bialka (NW) maj. dec. Robert Kellogg (NW) dec. Brian Roddy (NW) dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) dec. John Schoen (NW) winner by forfeit
SCORE 4:04 12-3 8-3 11-2 14-2 7-4 3-1 8-0
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
OKLAHOMA....................... 44 HARVARD......................... 6
DUAL 16
1/16/2010 - Arlington, Texas RESULTS dec. Jarrod Patterson (OU) fall Fermin Mendez (HU) winner by forfeit fall Spencer Friedman (HU) tech. fall Nick Brezeau (HU) tech. fall Michael Sadler (HU) tech. fall David Lalo (HU) dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) tech. fall Sean Murphy (Harvard) fall Spencer Desena (HU)
SCORE 7-4 0:45 1:21 16-0 19-4 15-0 7-0 22-7 4:23
WRESTLER Andrew Long (ISU) Nick Fanthorpe (ISU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Chad Terry (OU) Jon Reader (ISU) Jeff James (OU) Jerome Ward (ISU) Jake Varner (ISU) David Zabriskie (ISU)
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285:
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry Shane Vernon (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Stephen Dwyer (NU) Josh Ihnen (NU) Craig Brester (NU) Tucker Lane (NU)
SCORE 13-7 2:53 11-1 14-4 7-2 4-0 19-4 6-4 (SV1) 6-3 4:09
OKLAHOMA..........................34 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY............4 1/16/2010 - Arlington, Texas
WRESTLER RESULTS Justin Forrest (OU) dec. Greg Einfrank (NK) Alex Ekstrom (OU) maj. dec. Joey Morrison (NK) Zack Bailey (OU) tech. fall Tyler Baker (NK) Seth Vernon (OU) dec. T.J. Hepburn (NK) Chad Terry (OU) maj. dec. Jordan Geinger (NK) Derek Peperas (OU) dec. Drew Comito (NK) Kamarudeen Usman (NK) maj. dec. Ben Bridell (OU) John Weakly (OU) fall Derek Ross (NK) Keldrick Hall (OU) dec. Justin McKain (NK) Joe Bach (OU) dec. Ben Hohensee (NK)
DUAL 15
1/16/2010 - Arlington, Texas
1/16/2010 - Arlington, Texas
WRESTLER RESULTS Jarrod Patterson (OU) dec. Greg Einfrank (BU) Kendric Maple (OU) fall Tedora Popolizio (BU) Stephen DeLorenzo (BU) maj. dec. Nick Burnham (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) maj. dec. Phillip Marano (BU) Shane Vernon (OU) dec. Gabriel Brotzman (BU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) dec. Jeffrey Lemmer (BU) Jeff James (OU) tech. fall Ziad Kharbush (BU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) dec. Bran Crudden (BU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) dec. Branden Stearns (BU) Nathan Fernandez (OU) fall Tyler Cowman (BU)
DUAL 14
1/8/2010 - Hampton, Va.
OKLAHOMA..........................36 BROWN...............................4
SCORE 2-0 8-0 26-9 7-4 16-2 4-2 11-0 4:15 3-2 6-0
IOWA STATE..........................22 OKLAHOMA..........................12 1/22/2010 - Norman, Okla.
RESULTS dec. Jarrod Patterson (OU) maj. dec. Kendric Maple (OU) dec. Dalton Jenson (ISU) dec. Mitch Mueller (ISU) dec. Andrew Sorenson (ISU) tech. fall Tyler Caldwell (OU) dec. Duke Burk (ISU) dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) dec. Eric Lapotsky (OU) dec. Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 10-4 14-6 6-4 4-0 3-2 19-4 3-1 10-3 9-3 5-3
OKLAHOMA.................... 22 NEBRASKA..................... 15 2/4/2010 - Lincoln, Neb.
RESULTS dec. David Klingsheim (NU) dec. C.J. Napier (NU) maj. dec. Mike Koehnlein (NU) winner by forfeit dec.r Tyler Koehn (NU) dec. James Nakashima (NU) maj. dec. Jeff James (OU) dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) tech. fall Eric Lapotsky (OU) dec. Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 4-3 4-0 12-4 2-0 3-0 10-2 5-1 18-2 6-3
DUAL 17 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
2/6/2010 - Columbia, Mo.
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Nick Marable (MU) Jeff James (OU) Max Askren (MU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Mark Ellis (MU)
RESULTS maj. dec. Eric Wilson (MU) tech. fall Nathan McCormick (MU) dec. Todd Schavrien (MU) maj. dec. Scott O’Donnell (MU) dec. Patrick Wright (MU) dec. Tyler Caldwell (OU) dec. Dorian Henderson (MU) maj. dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) dec. Brent Haynes (MU) dec. Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 18 WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: HWT:
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kelly Kubec (OSU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Chad Terry (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Colby Covington (OSU) Erich Schmidtke (OU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 14-5 16-0 3-0 12-2 5-2 8-5 7-5 15-5 7-1 3-1
CHATTANOOGA............... 3 OKLAHOMA.................... 33 2/12/2010 - Norman, Okla.
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Kendric Maple (OU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Shane Vernon (OU) Tyler Caldwell (OU) Jeff James (OU) Jason McCroskey (UTC) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Nathan Fernandez (OU)
DUAL 19
DUAL 20
OKLAHOMA.................... 25 MISSOURI...................... 10
RESULTS dec. Demetrius Johnson (UTC) tech. fall Josh Statum (UTC) maj. dec. Ben Johnson (UTC) tech. fall Dean Pavlou (UTC) dec. Josh Condon (UTC) dec. Brandon Wright (UTC) dec. Jake Young (UTC) dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) dec. Niko Brown (UTC) maj. dec. Matt Lattner (UTC)
SCORE 11-6 16-1 12-1 22-7 4-3 3-0 8-2 4-0 9-3 18-5
OREGON STATE............... 6 OKLAHOMA.................... 25 2/14/2010 - Norman, Okla. RESULTS dec. Jason Lara (OSU) dec. Kendrick Maple (OU) dec. Mike Mangrum (OSU) maj. dec. RJ Pena (OSU) dec. Keegan Davis (OSU) dec. Dan Brascetta (OSU) dec. Jeff James (OU) dec. Ty Vinson (OSU) dec. Chad Hanke (OSU) dec. Clayton Jack (OSU)
SCORE 8-1 5-3 (SV1) 3-1 (SV1) 15-3 5-4 7-5 12-6 3-2 7-2 7-5 (SV1)
WT 125: 133: 141: 149: 157: 165: 174: 184: 197: 285:
WRESTLER Jarrod Patterson (OU) Jordan Oliver (OSU) Zack Bailey (OU) Kyle Terry (OU) Neil Erisman (OSU) Alex Meade (OSU) Mike Benefiel (OSU) Clayton Foster (OSU) Eric Lapotsky (OU) Jared Rosholt (OSU)
OKLAHOMA.................... 16 OKLAHOMA STATE........... 19 2/21/2010 - Stillwater, Okla.
RESULTS dec. Chris Notte (OSU) dec. Kendric Maple (OU) 7-5 dec. Jamal Parks (OSU) maj. dec. Quinten Fuentes (OSU) dec. Shane Vernon (OU) dec. Tyler Caldwell (OU) dec. Jeff James (OU) maj. dec. Erich Schmidtke (OU) fall Alan Gelogaev (OSU) 4:35 dec. Nathan Fernandez (OU)
SCORE 2-1 3-2 14-5 7-3 6-2 12-6 12-2 4-2
SOONERS IN THE POSTSEASON Sooners at the Big 12 Championships Norman, Okla. March 6, 2010
149 Pounds -- KYLE TERRY (FIRST) Beat Nick Hucke (Missouri), 13-4 Beat Mitch Mueller (Iowa State), 4-2 125 Pounds -- JARROD PATTERSON (FIRST) Beat Chris Notte (Oklahoma State), 2-1 157 Pounds -- SHANE VERNON (FIRST) Beat Andrew Long (Iowa State), 5-3 Beat Tyler Koehn (Nebraska), 4-1 133 Pounds -- KENDRIC MAPLE (THIRD) Lost to Nick Fanthorpe (Iowa State), 0-3 Beat C.J. Napier (Nebraska), 4-2 Beat Nathan McCormick (Missouri) 14-3 141 Pounds -- ZACK BAILEY (SECOND) Beat Dalton Jensen (Iowa State), 11-6 Lost to Jamal Parks (Oklahoma State), 2-3
Robert Erisman (Oklahoma State) ,6-5 165 Pounds -- TYLER CALDWELL (THIRD) Beat James Nakashima (Nebraska), 5-0 Lost to Jonathan Reader (Iowa State), 2-6 Beat Alex Meade (Oklahoma State), 5-0 174 Pounds -- JEFF JAMES (FOURTH) Lost to Mike Benefiel (Oklahoma State), 2-6 Beat Dorian Henderson (Missouri), 8-6 Lost to Ryan Burk (Iowa State), 1-3
184 Pounds -- ERIC SCHMIDTKE (FOURTH) Lost to John Ihnen (Nebraska), 3-8 Beat Jerome Ward (Iowa State), 4-3 Lost to Josh Ihnen (Nebraska), 0-4 197 Pounds -- ERIC LAPOTSKY (THIRD) Lost to Craig Brester (Nebraska), 1-6 Beat Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma State), 4-1 Beat Brent Haynes (Missouri), 5-1 285 Pounds --NATHAN FERNANDEZ (FOURTH) Lost to Tucker Lane (Nebraska), 1-3 Beat Mark Ellis (Missouri), 5-4 Lost to Tucker Lane (Nebraska), 1-3
Sooners at the NCAA Championships Omaha, Neb. March 18-20, 2010
125 Pounds -- JARROD PATTERSON (DNP) Lost to Brad Pataky (Penn State), 4-6 Beat James Knox (Maryland), 9-2 Beat Anthony Zanetta (Pitt), 5-2 Lost to Michael Martinez (Wyoming), 3-6 133 Pounds -- KENDRIC MAPLE (DNP) Lost to Boris Novachkov (Cal Poly), 3-6 Beat Scotti Sentes (C. Michigan), 5-0 Beat Kelly Kubec (Oregon State), F 5:29 Lost to Mike Grey (Cornell), 3-7 141 Pounds -- ZACK BAILEY (FOURTH) Beat Kenneth Hashimoto (N. Colorado), 4-0 Lost to Seth Ciasulli (Lehigh), 3-4 Beat Adin Duenas (Cal St. Fullerton), 11-3 Beat Derek Valenti (Virginia), 15-2 Beat Filip Novachkov (Cal Poly), 9-5 Beat Levi Jones (Boise State), 7-5 Beat Michael Thorn (Minnesota), 3-2 Lost to Reece Humphrey (Ohio State), 2-3 Beat Tyler Nauman (Pitt), 3-2
149 Pounds -- KYLE TERRY (THIRD) Beat Matthew Kyler (Army), 8-0 Lost to Brent Metcalf (Iowa), 2-6 Beat Cesar Grajales (Penn), 6-3 Beat Bobby Ward (North Carolina St), 10-0 Beat Kyle Ruschell (Wisconsin), 5-4 Beat Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro), 10-1
174 Pounds -- JEFF JAMES (DNP) Lost to Jarion Beets (N. Iowa), 3-5 Beat Keith Witt (Kent State), 7-3 Beat Shane Smith (Millersville), 4-3 Lost to Jacob Ison (Ohio), 4-7
184 Pounds -- ERICH SCHMIDTKE (DNP) Lost to Dave Erwin (Penn State), 0-4 157 Pounds -- SHANE VERNON (DNP) Lost to Zack Giesen (Stanford), 3-4 Beat Daryl Cocozzo (Rutgers), 4-3 Lost to Chase Pami (Cal Poly), 5-7 197 Pounds -- ERIC LAPOTSKY (FIFTH) Beat Tyson Reiner (N. Iowa), 6-5 Lost to Hudson Taylor (Maryland), 3-9 Beat Keegan Davis (Oregon State), 2-1 Beat Matt Powless (Indiana), F 2:40 Lost to Justin Gaethje (N. Colorado), 5-6 Beat Matthew Wilps (Pitt), F 2:23 Beat Brent Haynes (Missouri), 4-0 165 Pounds -- TYLER CALDWELL (FIFTH) Beat Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma State), 6-5 Beat Chris Brown (Old Dominion), 2-1 Beat Trevor Brandvold (Wisonsin), 7-0 Lost to Andrew Howe (Wisconsin), 1-4 Lost to Cam Simaz (Cornell), 1-9 Beat Paul Young (Indiana), 5-2 Beat Colt Sponseller (Ohio State), 3-2 285 Pounds -- NATHAN FERNANDEZ (DNP) Beat Andrew Rendos (Bucknell), 6-3 Lost to Dominick Russo (Rutgers), 2-3 Lost to Nick Amuchastegui (Stanford), 1-6 Beat Joshua Arnone (Cornell), 3-1 Lost to Jarod Trice (Central Michigan), 4-5
2009-10 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIPS
1st
OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS
2nd
IOWA STATE CYCLONES
3rd
OKLAHOMA SOONERS
4th
MISSOURI TIGERS
5th
NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS
70.5 Team Points
69 Team Points
64 Team Points
33 Team Points
32 Team Points
2010 BIG
12 CHAM
125: Jarrod Pat terson (OU) 133: Jordan Oli ver (O 141: Jamal Parks SU) (OSU) 149: Kyle Terry (OU) 157: Shane Ver non (OU) 165: Nick Marab le (MU) 174: Stephen D wyer (NU) 184: Clayton Fo ster (OSU) 197: Jake Varner (ISU) 285: David Zab riskie (ISU)
PIONS
200-10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
1st
IOWA HAWKEYES
2nd
CORNELL BIG RED
3rd
IOWA STATE CYCLONES
4th
WISCONSIN BADGERS
5th
OKLAHOMA SOONERS
134.5 Team Points
90 Team Points
75 Team Points
70.5 Team Points
69 Team Points
2010 Individual National Champions WRESTLER Troy Nickerson Franklin Gomez J Jaggers Darrion Caldwell Jordan Burroughs Jarrod King Steve Luke Jake Herbert Jake Varner Mark Ellis
WEIGHT 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT.
SCHOOL Cornell Michigan State Ohio State North Carolina State Nebraska Edinboro Michigan Northwestern Iowa State Missouri
SOONER ALL-AMERICANS Zack Bailey (141) Kyle Terry (149) Tyler Caldwell (165) Eric Lapotsky (197)
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 125 POUNDS - JARROD PATTERSON (30-11) DATE 10/30/2009 10/30/2009 10/30/2009 10/30/2009 11/8/2009 11/8/2009 11/8/2009 11/8/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/22/2009 11/22/2009 11/22/2009 11/22/2009 12/1/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 1/3/2010 1/8/2010 1/8/2010 1/9/2010 1/9/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/22/2010 2/4/2010 2/6/2010 2/12/2010 2/14/2010 2/21/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010
SCHOOL St. Louis CC - Meramec McKendree (Ill.) Illinois Missouri Oklahoma State Oklahoma City (Okla.) Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Nebraska Iowa Lakes Community College Iowa Central Community College Northern Iowa Oklahoma State Central Missouri Purdue Northwestern Oklahoma State Michigan Navy Arizona State Ohio State Cal Poly Bucknell Virginia Lehigh Penn State Harvard Northwestern Brown Iowa State Nebraska Missouri Chattanooga Oregon State Oklahoma State Oklahoma State Iowa State Penn State Maryland Pittsburgh Wyoming
133 POUNDS - KENDRIC MAPLE (33-12) DATE SCHOOL
OPPONENT Slyter, Mark Ciccarelli, Anthony Futrell, Bernard Wilson, Eric Dorell, Tyler Gomaz, Kidd Rupp, Laddie Notte, Christopher Waldo, Kyle Francisco, Tim Colon, Joe Young, Terrance Rupp, Laddie Baker, Keaton Fields, Matt Precin, Brandon Notte, Christopher Boyle, Sean Kalil, Aaron Robles, Anthony Triggas, Nikko Ferguson, Micah Russell, Derrik Gitomer, Ross McDonald, John Pataky, Brad Keith, Steven Forfeit Einfrank, Greg Long, Andrew Klingsheim, David Wilson, Eric Johnson, Demetrius Lara, Jason Notte, Christopher Notte, Christopher Long, Andrew Pataky, Brad Knox, James Zanetta, Anthony Martinez, Michael
OPPONENT
W/L W W W W W W W L W W L L W W W L W W W L L W W W W L L W W L W W W W W W W L W W L
W/L
RESULT DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC MD DEC MD DEC DEC For MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC TF FALL DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC NOMATCH DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC
RESULT
SCORE 5-1 13-1 3-0 5-4 7-2 8-3 5-2 3-15 3-2 8-0 5-7 3-4 13-4 7-3 1-3 6-3 7-2 4-3 2-17 4:31 6-1 3-0 2-1 4-2 6-8 4-7 13-7 4-10 4-3 14-5 11-6 8-1 2-1 2-1 5-3 4-6 9-2 5-2 3-6
SCORE
10/30/2009 10/30/2009 10/30/2009 10/30/2009 10/30/2009 11/8/2009 11/8/2009 11/8/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/22/2009 11/22/2009
Missouri Missouri Baptist (Mo.) Lindenwood (Mo.) Missouri Lindenwood (Mo.) Central Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma State Minnesota State Iowa State NIACC Iowa Lakes Community College Lindenwood (Mo.) Iowa Central Community Iowa State Iowa State Central Missouri Missouri
Long, Will Salzer, Matt Dong, Sean Bradley, Kyle Metellus, Wilson Walkup, Michael Dennis, Dillon Parks, Jamal Mankato Hudson, Temondre Jensen, Dalton Coutu, Brock Catalano, Matt Metellus, Wilson College Pisani, Vincent Jensen, Dalton Gallick, Nick Gillenwater, Cody Devine, Michael
W W W W W W W L W L W W W W L W W W
TF FALL MD DEC DEC DQ FALL DEC TF MD TF DQ FALL DEC FALL Mfor DEC DEC
16-0 1:24 12-1 3-2 7-4
11/22/2009 11/22/2009 1/2/2010
Missouri Missouri Missouri Baptist (Mo.)
Bradley, Kyle Schavrien, Todd Brooks, Gary
W L W
DEC DEC FALL
6-4 3-8 4:40
1:15 2-5 17-0 2-11 15-0 6:48 4-2 3:45 3-2 9-3
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1/2/2010 1/2/2010 1/2/2010 1/2/2010 1/8/2010 1/8/2010 1/9/2010 1/9/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/22/2010 2/4/2010 2/6/2010 2/12/2010 2/14/2010 2/21/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010
Iowa Central Community College Olympian Nebraska-Kearney Nebraska Bucknell Virginia Lehigh Penn State Harvard Northwestern Brown Iowa State Nebraska Missouri Chattanooga Oregon State Oklahoma State Iowa State Nebraska Missouri Cal Poly Central Michigan Oregon State Cornell
141 POUNDS - ZACK BAILEY (31-8) DATE SCHOOL 11/11/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/22/2009 12/1/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 1/3/2010 1/8/2010 1/8/2010 1/9/2010 1/9/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/22/2010 2/4/2010 2/6/2010 2/12/2010 2/14/2010 2/21/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010
Central Oklahoma Liberty Army Edinboro Ohio State Arizona State Oklahoma State Indiana Old Dominion Cornell North Carolina-Greensboro Northern Colorado Boise State Cornell Cal Poly Bucknell Virginia Lehigh Penn State Harvard Northwestern Nebraska-Kearney Iowa State Nebraska Missouri Chattanooga Oregon State Oklahoma State Iowa State Oklahoma State Northern Colorado Lehigh Cal State Fullerton Virginia Cal Poly Boise State Minnesota Ohio State Pittsburgh
Garofalo, Michael Spenser Mango Morrison, Joseph Kiley, Ridge Marble, David Snyder, Matthew Berger, Mitch Pearsall, Bryan Mendez, Fermin Metzler, Eric Popolizio, Teodoro Fanthorpe, Nicholas Napier, CJ McCormick, Nathan Statum, Josh Kubec, Kelly Oliver, Jordan Fanthorpe, Nicholas Napier, CJ McCormick, Nathan Borislav Novachkov Scotti Sentes Kelly Kubec Mike Grey
OPPONENT
Berens, Scott Clymer, Scott Bundy, Nicholas Webster, Joel Humphrey, Reece Drouin, Chris Parks, Jamal Monaco, Daniel Brumley, Brennan Dake, Kyle Lopouchanski, Ivan Hashimoto, Kenneth Jones, Levi Dake, Kyle Novachkov, Filip Regan, John Valenti, Derek Ciasulli, Seth Lynch, Adam Forfeit Joyce, Robert Baker, Tyler Jensen, Dalton Koehnlein, Mike Schavrien, Todd Johnson, Bennett Mangrum, Michael Parks, Jamal Jensen, Dalton Parks, Jamal Kenneth Hashimoto Ciasulli, Seth Adin Duenas Derek Valenti Filip Novachkov Levi Jones Michael Thorn Reece Humphrey Tyler Nauman
W L W W L W W W W W W L W W W L L L W W L W W L
W/L
W W W W L L L W W L W W W W L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L W L W W W W W L W
DEC DEC DEC MD MD DEC FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL MD DEC TF TF DEC DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC FALL DEC
9-0 2-3 9-2 9-0 2-14 7-0 1:34 5:27 2:53 4:04 2:53 6-14 4-0 16-0 16-1 3-5 5-7 0-3 4-2 14-3 3-6 5-0 5:29 3-7
RESULT
SCORE
MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC FALL MD DEC DEC MD NO MATCH MD TF DEC MD DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC MD MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC
18-4 8-3 11-4 3-1 3-5 1-3 3-5 3-1 7-0 2-3 7-4 11-4 3-2 2-1 4:18 13-5 3-1 5-1 16-4 12-3 26-9 6-4 12-4 3-o 12-1 3-1 3-2 11-6 2-3 4-0 3-4 11-3 15-2 9-5 7-5 3-2 2-3 3-2
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 157 POUNDS - SHANE VERNON (23-7) DATE 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/22/2009 11/28/2009 12/1/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 1/3/2010 1/8/2010 1/8/2010 1/9/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 2/4/2010 2/6/2010 2/12/2010 2/21/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010
SCHOOL Army Liberty Kent State Oklahoma Arizona State Oklahoma City (Okla.) Oklahoma State Western State College Ohio State Cal Poly Oregon State Virginia Tech Purdue Cal Poly Bucknell Virginia Penn State Harvard Brown Nebraska Missouri Chattanooga Oklahoma State Nebraska Oklahoma State Rutgers Cal Poly Northern Iowa Oregon State Northern Colorado
165 POUNDS - TYLER CALDWELL (31-14) DATE 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/14/2009 11/22/2009 11/28/2009 12/1/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 12/4/2009 1/3/2010 1/8/2010 1/8/2010 1/9/2010 1/9/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/16/2010 1/22/2010 2/4/2010 2/6/2010 2/12/2010 2/14/2010 2/21/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/6/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010 3/18/2010
SCHOOL WC Iowa Central Community College Iowa State Lindenwood (Mo.) Arizona State North Carolina Oklahoma State Wisconsin Hofstra UC Davis Cal Poly Bucknell Virginia Lehigh Penn State Harvard Northwestern Brown Iowa State Nebraska Missouri Chattanooga Oregon State Oklahoma State Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma State Old Dominion Wisconsin Indiana Ohio State Bucknell Stanford
OPPONENT Marchetti, Christopher Smith, Shaun Shuster, Mallie Terry, Chad Edwards, Tejovan Turner, Nikolas Erisman, Robert Francis, Kyle Nemec, Sean Pami, Chase Davis, Keegan Dong, Jesse Salazar, Colton Pami, Chase Hooks, Brantley Gonsor, Dan Sanderson, Cyler Brazeau, Nick Brotzman, Gabriel Koehn, Tyler Wright, Patrick Condon, Josh Erisman, Robert Koehn, Tyler Erisman, Robert Cocozzo, Daryl Pami, Chase Reiner, Tyson Davis, Keegan Gaethje, Justin
W/L W W W W W W W W W L W L W L W W L W W W W W L W W W L W W L
RESULT DEC MD DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC TF DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC TB-2
SCORE 5-1 14-1 6-0 8-7 17-10 14-6 3-1 9-5 3-2 2-14 7-5 2-7 10-1 1-4 3-0 7-5 2-5 16-0 7-2 2-0 5-2 4-3 3-7 4-1 6-5 4-3 5-7 6-5 2-1 5-6
OPPONENT Valdez, Giovani Vega, Juan Reader, Jonathan Chionuma, Daniel DeBerry, Kyle State Young, Kasey Meade, Alex Howe, Andrew Gillespie, Paul Wilson, Joseph Vasquez, Steven Lear, Corey Fisher, Beau Galante, Dennis Vallimont, Dan Sadler, Michael Kellogg, Robert Lemmer, Jeffrey Reader, Jonathan Nakashima, James Marable, Nick Wright, Brandon Brascetta, Daniel Meade, Alex Nakashima, James Reader, Jonathan Meade, Alex Brown, Chris Howe, Andrew Young, Paul Sponseller, Colt Rendos, Andrew Amuchastegui, Nick
W/L W W L W W W L L L W W W W L L W W W L W L W W L W L W W L W W W L
RESULT FALL FALL FALL DEC DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC TF MD DEC TF DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC
SCORE 0:50 3:41 4:07 6-0 5-2 15-4 1-5 1-6 1-2 13-1 12-1 6-2 4-1 5-6 4-6 19-4 14-2 4-0 4-19 3-0 5-8 3-0 7-5 2-6 5-0 2-6 5-0 2-1 1-4 5-2 3-2 6-3 1-6
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 174 POUNDS - JEFF JAMES (23-8) DATE SCHOOL 11/11/2009 Central Oklahoma 11/14/2009 Rutgers 11/14/2009 Buffalo 11/14/2009 Ohio State 11/22/2009 Arizona State 11/28/2009 Oklahoma City (Okla.) 11/28/2009 North Carolina State 12/1/2009 Oklahoma State 12/4/2009 Colorado State-Pueblo 12/4/2009 North Carolina-Greensboro 12/4/2009 Hofstra 12/4/2009 Cornell 12/4/2009 Michigan 12/4/2009 Purdue 1/3/2010 Cal Poly 1/8/2010 Bucknell 1/8/2010 Virginia 1/9/2010 Lehigh 1/9/2010 Penn State 1/16/2010 Harvard 1/22/2010 Iowa State 2/4/2010 Nebraska 2/6/2010 Missouri 2/12/2010 Chattanooga 2/14/2010 Oregon State 2/21/2010 Oklahoma State 3/6/2010 Oklahoma State 3/6/2010 Missouri 3/6/2010 Iowa State 3/18/2010 Northern Iowa 3/18/2010 Kent State 3/18/2010 Millersville 3/18/2010 Ohio
OPPONENT Rowell, Cody Seidenberg, Dan Sheehan, Brian Rella, David Starks, Eric Pontikes, Andrew Godley, Quinton McNeil, Christopher Grant, Justin Sigmon, Byron Patrovich, Ryan Lewnes, Mack Zeerip, Justin Manuel, Luke DesRoches, Ryan Riccio, Shane Henrich, Christopher Hamlin, Robert Ortega, Justin Lalo, David Burk, Ryan (Duke) Dwyer, Stephen Henderson, Dorian Young, Jake Covington, Colby Benefiel, Mike Benefiel, Mike Henderson, Dorian Burk, Ryan (Duke) Beets, Jarion Witt, Keith Smith, Shane Ison, Jacob
W/L W W W W W W W W W W W L W L W L L L W W W L W W L L L W L L W W L
RESULT MD MD DEC DEC DEC FALL MD MD FALL MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC TF DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC
SCORE 23-10 12-4 11-5 5-2 4-3 2:15 10-1 14-5 4:49 13-5 5-4 3-7 3-2 2-6 7-2 0-3 1-11 2-6 2-1 15-0 3-1 2-10 7-5 8-2 6-12 6-12 2-6 8-6 1-3 3-5 7-3 4-3 4-7
184 POUNDS - ERICH SCHMIDTKE (16-19) DATE OPPONENT 11/8/2009 Central Oklahoma 11/8/2009 Oklahoma 11/14/2009 Army 11/14/2009 Ohio State 11/14/2009 Oklahoma 11/14/2009 Edinboro 11/22/2009 Arizona State 11/28/2009 Oklahoma City (Okla.) 11/28/2009 North Carolina State 12/1/2009 Oklahoma State 12/4/2009 Indiana 12/4/2009 Virginia Tech 12/4/2009 Northern Colorado 12/4/2009 West Virginia 1/8/2010 Virginia 1/9/2010 Penn State 1/16/2010 Harvard 1/16/2010 Northwestern 1/16/2010 Brown 1/22/2010 Iowa State 2/4/2010 Nebraska 2/6/2010 Missouri 2/12/2010 Chattanooga 2/14/2010 Oregon State 2/21/2010 Oklahoma State 3/6/2010 Nebraska 3/6/2010 Iowa State 3/6/2010 Nebraska 3/18/2010 Penn State 3/18/2010 Stanford
SCHOOL Rue, Rance Daube, Ian Stanley, Derek Pucillo, Mike Daube, Ian Bradshaw, Patrick Meredith, Jake Mabry, Jacob Becker, John Foster, Clayton Cameron, Eric Spellman, Thomas Brennan, Eric Ryan, Matt Salopek, Michael Erwin, Dave Caputo, Louis Jones, Aaron Crudden, Bran Ward, Jerome Ihnen, Josh Askren, Maxwell McCroskey, Jason Vinson, Ty Foster, Clayton Ihnen, Josh Ward, Jerome Ihnen, Josh Erwin, Dave Giesen, Zack
W/L W W W L W L W W W L L W W L L L L L W L L L L W L L W L L L
RESULT FALL MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC TF FALL MD DEC DEC DEC FALL DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC MD DEC DEC MD DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC
SCORE :25 12-3 6-3 2-3 7-4 2-8 3-1 19-4 6:37 5-17 3-6 7-5 7-4 4:05 1-3 3-9 0-7 1-3 6-4 3-10 1-5 5-15 0-4 3-2 2-12 3-8 4-3 0-4 0-4 3-4
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 197 POUNDS - ERIC LAPOTSKY (29-8) DATE SCHOOL 11/11/2009 Central Oklahoma 11/14/2009 Edinboro 11/14/2009 Ohio State 11/22/2009 Arizona State 11/28/2009 North Carolina State 12/1/2009 Oklahoma State 12/4/2009 Ohio State 12/4/2009 Michigan 12/4/2009 Nebraska 1/3/2010 Cal Poly 1/8/2010 Bucknell 1/8/2010 Virginia 1/9/2010 Lehigh 1/9/2010 Penn State 1/16/2010 Northwestern 1/22/2010 Iowa State 2/4/2010 Nebraska 2/6/2010 Missouri 2/12/2010 Chattanooga 2/14/2010 Oregon State 2/21/2010 Oklahoma State 3/6/2010 Nebraska 3/6/2010 Oklahoma State 3/6/2010 Missouri 3/18/2010 Maryland 3/18/2010 Indiana 3/18/2010 Pittsburgh 3/18/2010 Missouri 3/18/2010 Oklahoma State 3/18/2010 Wisconsin 3/18/2010 Cornell
285 POUNDS - NATHAN FERNANDEZ (26-14) DATE SCHOOL 11/8/2009 Central Oklahoma 11/8/2009 Central Oklahoma 11/8/2009 Oklahoma State 11/14/2009 Ohio State 11/14/2009 Ohio State 11/22/2009 Arizona State 11/28/2009 Oklahoma City (Okla.) 11/28/2009 North Carolina State 12/1/2009 Oklahoma State 12/4/2009 West Virginia 12/4/2009 Nebraska 12/4/2009 Arizona State 12/4/2009 Cal State Bakersfield 1/3/2010 Cal Poly 1/8/2010 Bucknell 1/8/2010 Virginia 1/9/2010 Lehigh 1/9/2010 Penn State 1/16/2010 Northwestern 1/16/2010 Brown 1/22/2010 Iowa State 2/4/2010 Nebraska 2/6/2010 Missouri 2/12/2010 Chattanooga 2/14/2010 Oregon State 2/21/2010 Oklahoma State 3/6/2010 Nebraska 3/6/2010 Missouri 3/6/2010 Nebraska 3/18/2010 Rutgers 3/18/2010 Cornell 3/18/2010 Central Michigan
OPPONENT Edison, Jarrett Murphy, Timothy Magrum, Cody Pike, Anthony Tumlin, Andrew Gelogaev, Alan Magrum, Cody Biondo, Anthony Brester, Craig Smith, Ryan Hahn, Jay Jones, Brent Kennedy, Joseph Steadman, Clay Schoen, John Varner, Jake Brester, Craig Haynes, Brent Brown, Nikolas Hanke, Chad Gelogaev, Alan Brester, Craig Gelogaev, Alan Haynes, Brent Hudson Taylor Matt Powless Matthew Wilps Brent Haynes Alan Gelogaev Trevor Brandvold Cam Simaz
W/L W W W W W W W W L W W L L W W L L W W W W L W W L W W W W W L
OPPONENT W/L Hulsey, Keegan W Finn, Dustin W Rosholt, Jared W Hiles, Jonathan W Morrison, Corey W Nye, Eric W Johnson, Corey W Palma, Eloheim W Rosholt, Jared L Williamson, Brandon W Lane, Tucker L Nye, Eric W Monteiro, Mitchell W Powers, James W Sweeney, Conor W Danilkowicz, John W Rey, Zachery L Wade, Cameron L Forfeit W Cowman, Tyler W Zabriskie, David L Lane, Tucker L Ellis, Mark L Minwell, Tom W Jack, Clayton W Rosholt, Jared L Lane, Tucker L Ellis, Mark W Lane, Tucker L Dominick Russo, III L Joshua Arnone W Jarod Trice L
RESULT FALL FALL MD FALL FALL DEC DEC Mfor DEC For DEC FALL DEC FALL MD DEC TF DEC DEC DEC FALL DEC DEC DEC DEC FALL FALL 2 DEC DEC DEC MD
RESULT FALL FALL DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC Def DEC DEC FALL DEC DEC DEC NOMATCH FALL DEC DEC DEC MD NOMATCH DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC
SCORE 6:20 1:36 8-0 0:47 4:28 10-4 1-0 3-6 5-2 0:15 1-4 2:31 8-0 3-9 2-18 7-1 9-3 7-2 4:35 1-6 4-1 5-1 3-9 2-0 2:23 4-0 6-5 7-0 1-9
SCORE :34 2:31 9-7 9-2 7-2 3-2 7-3 3-1 3-3 6-0 1-3 7-3 2-0 4:24 8-2 2-3 0-2 4:09 3-5 3-6 1-3 18-5 7-5 2-4 1-3 5-4 1-3 2-3 3-1 4-5
OU TRADITION
SOONER NCAA CHAMPIONS AND OLYMPIANS YEAR
NAME
HOMETOWN WEIGHT
1920s 1929
Lawrence Mantooth..... Purcell................125 Lawrence Mantooth..... Purcell................125 Hardie Lewis................. Duncan...............145 Hardie Lewis................. Duncan...............145 Wayne Martin............... Tulsa...................135 Marion Foreman........... Newkirk..............165 Vernon Sisney............... Geary.................135 Wayne Martin............... Tulsa...................145 Wayne Martin............... Tulsa...................134* Harry Broadbent........... Sulphur..............174 Bill Keas........................ Hobart................155 David C. Matthews........ Sulphur..............135 Harold Byrd.................. Tulsa...................128
1950s 1951 1952 1952 1954 1955 1956 1956 1957 1957 1958 1958 1959
1981
Andre Metzger...................Cedar Springs, Mich.142
1981
Mark Schultz................ Palo Alto, Calif....167
1982 1982 1983 1985 1985 1986
Dave Schultz................. Palo Alto, Calif....167 Mark Schultz................ Palo Alto, Calif....177 Mark Schultz................ Palo Alto, Calif....177 Dan Chaid..................... San Jose, Calif.....190 Melvin Douglas............. Topeka, Kan........177 Melvin Douglas............. Topeka, Kan........177
1982
1940s 1940
Keith Stearns................ Arcadia, N.Y........167
1980s
1930s 1930 1930 1932 1934 1934 1935 1935 1936 1936 1937 1938
1978
Phil Smith..................... Tulsa...................157 Bill Borders................... Tulsa...................123 Tommy Evans................ Tulsa...................147* Tommy Evans................ Tulsa...................147* Danny Hodge................ Perry..................177 Danny Hodge................ Perry..................177* Gordon Roesler............. Perry..................HWT Dick Delgado................ San Diego, Calif..115 Danny Hodge................ Perry..................177* Dick Delgado................ San Diego, Calif..115* Paul Aubrey.................. Tulsa...................137 Stan Abel...................... Putnam City.......130
Andre Metzger...................Cedar Springs, Mich.142
1990s 1990 1996
Joe Reynolds................. Moore.................142 John Kading................. Glen Ellyn, Ill......190
2000s 2000 2001 2003 2003 2005
Byron Tucker ................ ...McKinney, Va.174 Michael Lightner...............Marlow........141 Teyon Ware........................Edmond.......141 Robbie Waller....................Latrobe, Pa.. 174 Teyon Ware........................Edmond.......141
* Voted Outstanding Wrestler of meet by coaches
1960s 1960 1960 1960 1961 1961 1962 1962 1962 1963 1964 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1969 1969
Stan Abel...................... Putman City.......130 George Goodner........... Putnam City.......191 Dale Lewis.................... Rib Lake, Wis......HWT Duwayne Miller............ Putnam City.......123 Dale Lewis.................... Rib Lake, Wis......HWT Mickey Martin.............. Tulsa...................130 Billy Carter.................... Tulsa...................137 Wayne Baughman........ Oklahoma City....191 Mickey Martin.............. Tulsa...................130* Mike Sager................... Tulsa...................137 Jerry Stanley................. Putnam City.......147 Greg Ruth..................... Bethlehem, Pa....167 Greg Ruth..................... Bethlehem, Pa....167 David McGuire.............. Sand Springs......130 Wayne Wells................. Oklahoma City....152 David McGuire.............. Sand Springs......130 Mike Grant.................... Grants Pass, Ore..150 Cleo McGlory................ Stillwater...........160
1970s 1970 1974 1974 1975 1977
Mike Grant.................... Grants Pass, Ore.150 Gary Breece.................. Tulsa...................118 Rod Kilgore................... Tulsa...................158 Shawn Garel................. Cleveland, Ohio..118 Rod Kilgore................... Tulsa...................167
6Former Sooner standout Teyon Ware won two natinal championships during his Sooner career. He captured his first 141-pound NCAA title during his freshman campaign and claimed his second championship in 2005.
1952
(Helsinki, Finland) Tommy Evans.....................silver medal Billy Borders Danny Hodge
1956
(Melbourne, Australia) Danny Hodge.....................silver medal Tommy Evans.....................fifth place Dick Delgado.....................fifth place Dale Lewis
1960
(Rome, Italy) Port Robertson..................head coach Dale Lewis
1964
(Tokyo, Japan) Greg Ruth..........................sixth place Lt. Wayne Baughman........seventh place
1968
(Mexico City) Wayne Wells......................fourth place Lt. Wayne Baughman........fifth place
1972
(Munich, Germany) Wayne Wells......................gold medal Lt. Wayne Baughman
1984
(Los Angeles, Calif.) Mark Schultz.....................gold medal Dave Schultz......................gold medal
1988
(Seoul, South Korea) Mark Schultz.....................sixth place
1996
(Atlanta, Ga.) Melvin Douglas..................seventh place
2000
(Sydney, Australia) Melvin Douglas Quincey Clark
SOONER ALL-AMERICANS Year 1928 1929 1930 1932 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1940 1947 1950 1951 1952
Name Finish Weight Marvin Leach...................Second......115 Marvin Leach...................Second......115 Lawrence Mantooth........First...........125 Leo Miller........................Second......135 Marvin Leach...................Third.........115 Lawrence Mantooth........First...........125 Hardie Lewis....................First...........145 Phil Berry........................Third.........155 Hardie Lewis....................First...........145 Wayne Martin..................First...........135 Marion Foreman..............First...........165 Vernon Sisney..................First...........135 Wayne Martin..................First...........145 Joe Kalpin........................Third.........155 Port Robertson................Third.........165 David Matthews..............Second......123 Wayne Martin..................First...........134 Joe Kalpin........................Fourth.......145 Bill Keas...........................Second......158 Harry Broadbent..............First...........174 Bill Carr............................Third.........118 David Matthews..............Third.........126 Charles Carson.................Third.........145 Bill Keas...........................First...........155 Marshall Word.................Second......165 Hoy Stone........................Third.........126 David Matthews..............First...........135 Harold Byrd.....................First...........128 Ray Gibbs.........................Fourth.......121 Keith Watson...................Fourth.......136 Leger Stecker...................Third.........155 Jim Eagleton....................Second......165 Bill Borders......................Fourth.......121 Jack Blubaugh.................Third.........128 Bill Borders......................Second......123 Jack Blubaugh.................Fourth.......130 Tommy Evans...................Second......137 George Jackson................Fourth.......147 Phil Smith........................First...........157 Bill Borders......................First...........123 Don Reece.......................Second......130 Harold Reece...................Third.........137 Tommy Evans...................First...........147 Joe Butler........................Fourth.......191
1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958
Don Reece.......................Second......123 Ronald Scott....................Fourth.......137 John Eagleton..................Third.........157 Frank Marks.....................Second......167
1959 1960
Stan Abel.........................First...........130 Paul Aubrey.....................Third.........137 Sid Terry...........................Second......157
1961 1962 1963
Wally Curtis.....................Third.........115 DuWayne Miller...............First...........123 Mickey Martin.................Third.........130 Bill Carter........................Third.........137 Wayne Baughman...........Second......177 Dale Lewis.......................First...........HWT
Tommy Evans...................First...........147 John Eagleton..................Fourth.......157 Bobby Lyons....................Second......130 Danny Hodge...................First...........177 Dick Delgado...................Third.........115 Bobby Lyons....................Second......130 Gerald Bross....................Third.........157 Danny Hodge...................First...........177 Gordon Roesler................First...........HWT 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 Dick Delgado...................First...........115 Stan Abel.........................Third.........130 Paul Aubrey.....................First...........137 Gordon Roesler................Second......HWT
Tony Macias.....................Fourth.......123 Stan Abel.........................First...........130 David Campbell...............Second......177 George Godner................First...........191 Dale Lewis.......................First...........HWT
Mickey Martin.................First...........130 Bill Carter........................First...........137 Wayne Baughman...........First...........191 Wally Curtis.....................Fifth..........115 Mickey Martin.................First...........130 Charles White..................Fifth..........137 Tom Edgar.......................Third.........177 Wayne Baughman...........Second......191
1964
Jerry Tanner.....................Third.........115 Mike Sager......................First...........137 Jerry Stanley....................First...........147 Bill Lam...........................Third.........157 Sven Holm.......................Fourth.......191
1965
Mike Sager......................Fifth..........137 Bill Lam...........................Second......157 Greg Ruth........................First...........167 Roger Mickish..................Fourth.......177
1966
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 1968 1969
David McGuire.................First...........130 Wayne Wells....................Second......152 Cleo McGlory...................Second......160 Granville Liggins..............Sixth.........HWT
1970 1971 1972 1973 1974
Mike Cachero...................Third.........118 Bill Beakley......................Fifth..........142 Mike Grant.......................First...........150 Tom Corbin......................Sixth.........177
David McGuire.................Second......150 Mike Grant.......................Second......145 Wayne Wells....................First...........152 Cleo McGlory...................Second......160 Charles Shivers................Fourth.......177 Stan Keely.......................Second......123 David McGuire.................First...........130 Mike Grant.......................First...........145 Cleo McGlory...................First...........160
Gary Breece.....................Third.........118 Larry Laush......................Fifth..........158 Tom Corbin......................Fourth.......167 Bill Luttrell.......................Sixth.........HWT Gary Breece.....................Second......118 Eddie Webb.....................Third.........126 Bill Beakley......................Sixth.........150 Warren Reid.....................Fourth.......177 Gary Breece.....................Sixth.........118 Rod Kilgore......................Third.........158 Jeff Callard.......................Third.........167 Warren Reid.....................Fourth.......177 Gary Breece.....................First...........118 Brian Beatson..................Sixth.........142 Rod Kilgore......................First...........158 Jeff Callard.......................Second......167
1975 1976 1977 1978 1979
Shawn Garel....................First...........118 Brian Beatson..................Sixth.........142 Rod Kilgore......................Fourth.......158 Jeff Callard.......................Fifth..........167 Bill Kalkbrenner...............Fourth.......HWT
1980
Andre Metzger.................Second......142 Roger Frizzell...................Fourth.......150 Israel Sheppard................Third.........158 Steve Williams.................Fifth..........HWT
1981 1982
Andre Metzger.................First...........142 Roger Frizzell...................Third.........150 Dave Schultz....................Second......158 Mark Schultz...................First...........167 Jim Hall...........................Sixth.........177 Steve Williams.................Third.........HWT
1983 1984 1985 1986
Clint Burke.......................Second......134 Roger Frizzell...................Third.........150 Mark Schultz...................First...........177 Dan Chaid........................Sixth.........190
Kenny Nelson..................Third.........126 Mark Neumann...............Fifth..........190 Keith Stearns...................Fifth..........158 Rod Kilgore......................First...........167 Mark Neumann...............Fifth..........190 Kenny Nelson..................Third.........126 Frank DeAngelis..............Second......134 Keith Stearns...................First...........167 Andre Metzger.................Fifth..........142 Edcar Thomas..................Sixth.........190 Steve Williams.................Sixth.........HWT
Andre Metzger.................First...........142 Roger Frizzell...................Third.........150 Israel Sheppard................Fourth.......158 Dave Schultz....................First...........167 Mark Schultz...................First...........177 Steve Williams.................Second......HWT
Mark Zimmer...................Seventh.....126 Clint Burke.......................Third.........134 Darren Abel.....................Fifth..........150 Johnny Johnson...............Sixth.........158 Dan Chaid........................Fourth.......177 Joe Melchiore..................Seventh.....118 Darrin Higgins.................Third.........150 Johnny Johnson...............Fourth.......158 John Laviolette................Fourth.......167 Melvin Douglas................First...........177 Dan Chaid........................First...........190 Joe Melchiore..................Seventh.....118 Johnny Johnson...............Fourth.......158
1987 1988
John Laviolette................Fourth.......167 Melvin Douglas................First...........177 Dan Chaid........................Second......190 Nick Neville......................Fifth..........142 Darrin Higgins.................Third.........150 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......167
1990 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997
T.J. Sewell........................Fifth..........134 Joe Reynolds....................First...........142 Joe Stafford.....................Third.........190 Shawn Harrison...............Third.........126 Andy Foster.....................Seventh.....190 Ryan Hager......................Sixth.........134 Jason Leonard..................Fifth..........167 Andy Foster.....................Second......190 John Kading....................Sixth.........HWT Eric Ivins..........................Second......118 Quincey Clark...................Second......177 John Kading....................Fifth..........190 Shane Valdez...................Eighth.......118 John Kading....................First...........190 John Kading....................Second......190 Shane Valdez...................Sixth.........118 Dane Valdez.....................Seventh.....126 Rodney Jones..................Eighth.......150
1998
Michael Lightner.............Fifth..........134 Rodney Jones..................Eighth.......150
1999 2000 2001
Shane Valdez...................Fourth.......125 Michael Lightner.............Second......141 Rodney Jones..................Second......165 John Henry Ward.............Fifth..........HWT Michael Lightner.............Second......141 Byron Tucker....................First...........174 Orville Palmer..................Seventh.....197 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......184
2003
Teyon Ware......................First...........141 Robbie Waller..................First...........174 Josh Lambrecht...............Third.........184
2004
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.......197
2006
Sam Hazewinkel..............Third.........125 Teyon Ware......................Second......141 Matt Storniolo.................Fourth.......149 Joel Flaggert....................Fifth..........197 Jake Hager.......................Seventh.....HWT
2007 2010
Sam Hazewinkel..............Second......125 Zack Bailey......................Fourth.......141 Kyle Terry.........................Third.........149 Tyler Caldwell..................Fifth..........165 Eric Lapotsky...................Fifth..........197
FOUR-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Name Years Sam Hazewinkel.................. (2004-07) Teyon Ware........................... (2003-06) Michael Lightner.................. (1998-01) John Kading......................... (1994-97) Dan Chaid............................. (1983-86) Roger Frizzell....................... (1980-83) Steve Williams...................... (1979-82) Andre Metzger..................... (1979-82) Rod Kilgore.......................... (1973-75 & 77) Gary Breece.......................... (1971-74) THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Teyon Ware........................... (2003-05) Josh Lambrecht.................... (2001-03) Rodney Jones....................... (1997-99) Shane Valdez........................ (1996-97, 99) T.J. Sewell............................ (1988-90) Johnny Johnson................... (1984-86) Mark Schultz........................ (1981-83) Jeff Callard........................... (1973-75) Mike Grant........................... (1968-70) Cleo McGlory........................ (1967-69) David McGuire...................... (1967-69) Mike Sager........................... (1964-66) Wayne Baughman................ (1961-63) Mickey Martin...................... (1961-63) Stan Abel............................. (1958-1960) Paul Aubrey.......................... (1957-59) Dick Delgado........................ (1956-58) Gordon Roesler..................... (1956-58) Danny Hodge....................... (1955-57) Tommy Evans....................... (1951-52 & 54) Billy Borders......................... (1950-52) David C. Matthews............... (1936-38) Wayne Martin...................... (1934-36) Marvin Leach....................... (1928-30)
TWO-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Joel Flaggert........................ (2005-06) Robbie Waller....................... (2002-03) Witt Durden......................... (2001-02) Jared Frayer.......................... (2001-02) Andy Foster.......................... (1992 & 94) Joe Reynolds........................ (1989-90) Darrin Higgins...................... (1985 & 87) Melvin Douglas.................... (1985-86) John Laviolette..................... (1985-86) Joe Melchiore....................... (1985-86) Clint Burke........................... (1983-84) Dave Schultz........................ (1981-82) Israel Sheppard.................... (1980 & 82) Keith Stearns........................ (1977-78) Kenny Nelson....................... (1976 & 78) Mark Neumann.................... (1976-77) Brian Beatson....................... (1974-75) Warren Reid......................... (1972-73) Bill Beakley.......................... (1970 & 72) Tom Corbin........................... (1970-71) Wayne Wells......................... (1967-68) Roger Mickish...................... (1965-66) Greg Ruth............................. (1965-66) Jerry Stanley........................ (1964 & 66) Bill Lam................................ (1964-65) Wally Curtis.......................... (1961 & 63) Bill Carter............................. (1961-62) Dale Lewis............................ (1960-61) Bobby Lyons......................... (1955-56) John Eagleton...................... (1953-54) Don Reece............................ (1952-53) Jack Blubaugh...................... (1950-51) Bill Keas............................... (1936-37) Joe Kalpin............................ (1935-36) Hardie Lewis........................ (1930 & 32)
A History of Championship Wrestling
CONFERENCE TEAM CHAMPIONS
BIG SIX Year 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947
Champion Coach Iowa State..................Hugo Otopalik Oklahoma..................Paul V. Keen Kansas State...............Buell Patterson Oklahoma..................Paul V. Keen Iowa State..................Hugo Otopalik Oklahoma..................Paul V. Keen Oklahoma..................Paul V. Keen Oklahoma..................Paul V. Keen Iowa State..................Hugo Otopalik Oklahoma..................Paul V. Keen Kansas State...............Buell Patterson Kansas State...............Buell Patterson Iowa State..................Hugo Otopalik No Meet No Meet No Meet No Meet No Meet Iowa State..................Hugo Otopalik
BIG SEVEN Year 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957
Champion Coach Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Nebraska....................Buell Patterson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson Oklahoma..................Port Robertson
BIG EIGHT Year 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980
Champion Coach Iowa State..................Harold Nichols Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma..................Tommy Evans Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma . ................Tommy Evans Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Oklahoma..................Tommy Evans Oklahoma State.........Myron Roderick Iowa State..................Harold Nichols Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Iowa State..................Harold Nichols Iowa State..................Harold Nichols Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Iowa State..................Harold Nichols Iowa State..................Harold Nichols
1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
BIG 12 Year 1997 1998 1999 2000 Smith 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Oklahoma..................Stan Abel Iowa State..................Harold Nichols Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Oklahoma State.........Tommy Chesbro Oklahoma..................Stan Abel Oklahoma..................Stan Abel Iowa State..................Jim Gibbons Oklahoma State.........Joe Seay Oklahoma State.........Joe Seay Oklahoma State.........Joe Seay Oklahoma State.........Joe Seay Oklahoma State.........Joe Seay Oklahoma State*.......Kenny Monday ..................................John Smith Iowa State..................Bobby Douglas Oklahoma State.........John Smith Nebraska....................Tim Neumann Oklahoma State.........John Smith Champion Coach Oklahoma State.........John Smith Oklahoma State.........John Smith Oklahoma..................Jack Spates Oklahoma State.........John Oklahoma State.........John Smith Oklahoma..................Jack Spates Oklahoma State.........John Smith Oklahoma State.........John Smith Oklahoma State.........John Smith Oklahoma State.........John Smith Iowa State..................Cael Sanderson Iowa State..................Cael Sanderson Iowa State and Nebraska ..................................Cael Sanderson ..................................Mark Manning Oklahoma State.........John Smith
*Did not accept trophy
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP S (BIG SIX - BIG 12) 1. OKLAHOMA STATE - 33 2. OKLAHOMA - 23 3. IOWA STATE - 17 4. KANSAS STATE - 3 5. NEBRASKA - 3
5The Sooners own the second most conference crowns in league history with the most recent titles in 1999 and 2002. Impressively, Oklahoma owns as many championships as Iowa State, Kansas State and Nebraska combined.
PURSUIT OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
OU INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BIG SIX Year 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1947
Name Weight Wayne Martin................... 135 Harry Broadbent............... 165 Floyd Nelson...................... 175 Bill Carter.......................... 118 Vernon Sisney................... 135 Wayne Martin................... 145 Joe Kalpin......................... 155 Port Robertson.................. 165 Ralph Brown .................... 175 Bill Morris.......................... 118 David C. Matthews ........... 126 Wayne Martin................... 135 Joe Kalpin......................... 155 Bill Keas............................ 155 Marshall Word................... 165 Harry Broadbent............... 175 Ralph Brown..................... HWT David C. Matthews............ 126 Buster Anderson................ 145 Port Robertson.................. 165 Marshall Word................... 175 Hoy Stone.......................... 126 David C. Matthews............ 135 Marshall Word................... 165 Harry James...................... 121 Herbert Barnett................. 136 Harry James...................... 121 Harold Byrd....................... 128 Richard Frye...................... 121 Hoy Stone.......................... 136 Ray Gibbs.......................... 121 Keith Watson..................... 136 Jim Eagleton..................... 165
BIG SEVEN 1948 Orville Wise....................... 128 Leonard Marcotte.............. 155 Jim Eagleton..................... 165 1949 Orville Wise....................... 128 1950 Billy Borders...................... 121 George Jackson................. 145 Leonard Marcotte.............. 155 Joe Butler.......................... 165 1951 Billy Borders...................... 123 Jack Blubaugh .................. 130 Tommy Evans.................... 137 George Jackson................. 147 Phil Smith......................... 157 Frank Marks...................... 167 1952 Billy Borders...................... 123 Don Reece......................... 130 Harold Reece..................... 137 Tommy Evans.................... 147 Bryan Rayburn.................. 157 Frank Marks...................... 167 1953 Don Reece......................... 123 Harold Reece..................... 130 Ronald Scott...................... 137 Bryan Rayburn.................. 147 Frank Marks...................... 167
1954 1955 1956 1957
Don Hart........................... 130 Tommy Evans.................... 147 John Eagleton................... 157 Bobby Lyons...................... 130 Don Hart........................... 137 Lee Young.......................... 147 Danny Hodge.................... 177 Dick Delgado..................... 123 Bobby Lyons ..................... 130 Don Studebaker................ 147 Danny Hodge.................... 177 Gordon Roesler.................. HWT Dick Delgado..................... 123 Bobby Lyons...................... 130 Rex Edgar.......................... 167 Danny Hodge.................... 177 Gordon Roesler.................. HWT
BIG EIGHT 1958 Dick Delgado..................... 123 Gordon Roesler.................. HWT 1959 Duwayne Miller................. 123 Stan Abel.......................... 130 1960 Stan Abel.......................... 130 Sid Terry............................ 157 David Campbell................. 177 Dale Lewis......................... HWT 1961 Duwayne Miller................. 123 Bill Carter.......................... 137 Von Henry......................... 191 Dale Lewis......................... HWT 1962 Mickey Martin................... 130 Wayne Baughman............. 191 1963 Mickey Martin................... 130 Wayne Baughman............. 191 1965 Greg Ruth.......................... 167 1966 Bryan Rice......................... 123 Wayne Wells...................... 152 Greg Ruth.......................... 167 1967 Bryan Rice......................... 123 Wayne Wells...................... 152 Granville Liggins............... HWT 1968 Bryan Rice......................... 130 Mike Grant........................ 145 Wayne Wells...................... 152 Cleo McGlory..................... 160 1969 David McGuire................... 130 Mike Grant ....................... 145 Cleo McGlory..................... 160 Larry Laush....................... 167 Charlie Shivers................... 177 1970 Dennis Brand.................... 158 1971 Larry Laush....................... 158 1972 Gary Breece....................... 118 Jeff Callard........................ 158 1973 Gary Breece....................... 118 1974 Rod Kilgore....................... 158 Jeff Callard........................ 167 1975 Bill Kalkbrenner................ HWT Ken Nelson........................ 126 1976 Shawn Garel...................... 118 Mike Chinn........................ 134
1977 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
Rod Kilgore....................... 167 Keith Stearns..................... 158 Jim Darlington.................. 177 Steve Williams................... HWT Derek Glenn...................... 126 Andre Metzger.................. 142 Dave Schultz...................... 158 Steve Williams................... HWT Mark Schultz..................... 177 Steve Williams................... HWT Clint Burke........................ 134 Mark Schultz..................... 177 Darrin Higgins................... 150 John Laviolette.................. 167 Melvin Douglas................. 177 Dan Chaid.......................... 190 Joe Melchiore.................... 118 Nick Neville....................... 134 Melvin Douglas................. 177 Dan Chaid.......................... 190 Nick Neville....................... 142 Mark Tatum....................... HWT Chris Bollin........................ 118 T.J. Sewell......................... 134 T.J. Sewell......................... 134 Joe Reynolds..................... 142 Joe Stafford....................... 190 Shawn Harrison................. 126 Andy Foster....................... 190 Quincey Clark.................... 177 Andy Foster....................... 190 Quincey Clark.................... 177 Eric Ivins............................ 118 John Kading...................... 190
BIG 12 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2006 2007 2009 2010
John Kading...................... 190 Michael Lightner............... 134 Shane Valdez..................... 125 Michael Lightner............... 141 John Henry Ward............... HWT Michael Lightner............... 141 Byron Tucker...................... 174 Michael Lightner............... 141 Leonce Crump................... HWT Jared Frayer....................... 149 Josh Lambrecht................. 184 Leonce Crump................... HWT Bo Maynes........................ 125 Teyon Ware........................ 141 Sam Hazewinkel................ 125 Leonce Crump................... HWT Sam Hazewinkel................ 125 Sam Hazewinkel................ 125 Matt Storniolo................... 149 Joey Fio............................. 125 Kyle Terry.......................... 149 Jarrod Patterson................ 125 Kyle Terry.......................... 149 Shane Vernon.................... 157
SOONER RECORDS SINGLE SEASON PIN LEADERS Name Year Pins 1. Dan Chaid...................... 1986.............. 24 2. Jared Frayer................... 2001.............. 19 3. Herb Calvert.................. 1976.............. 18 4. Edcar Thomas................ 1979.............. 15 Danny Hodge................ 1957.............. 15 6. Jared Frayer................... 2002.............. 13 Leonce Crump............... 2001.............. 13 Dan Chaid...................... 1985.............. 13 Joe Melchiore................ 1986.............. 13 10. Dan Chaid...................... 1984.............. 12 Jeff Callard.................... 1974.............. 12 Michael Roller............... 1998.............. 12 Greg Ruth...................... 1966.............. 12 Josh Lambrecht............. 2003.............. 12 15. Sam Hazewinkel............ 2006.............. 11 Leonce Crump............... 2004.............. 11 Jeff Eckloff..................... 2004.............. 11 Andre Metzger.............. 19801981...... 11 Edcar Thomas................ 1981.............. 11 Wayne Wells.................. 1966, 1967.... 11 Danny Hodge................ 1956.............. 11 John Laviolette.............. 1986.............. 11 23. Danny Hodge................ 1955.............. 10 Frank DeAngelis............ 1980.............. 10 Mark Tatum................... 1988.............. 10 SINGLE SEASON FALL PERCENTAGE Name Year Falls-Bouts Pct. 1. Danny Hodge................ 1957.......... 15 of 16...... 93.7 2. Danny Hodge................ 1956.......... 11 of 14...... 78.7 3. Edcar Thomas............... 1981.......... 11 of 17...... 65.7 4. Danny Hodge................ 1955.......... 10 of 16...... 62.5 5. Wayne Martin............... 1936.......... 8 of 13........ 61.5 6. Leonce Crump............... 2003.......... 6 of 10........ 60.0 7. Harold Reece................ 1958.......... 7 of 12........ 58.3 8. Dick Delgado................ 1957.......... 8 of 14........ 57.1 9. Billy Borders................. 1951.......... 9 of 16........ 56.2 10. Wayne Martin............... 1936.......... 8 of 15........ 53.3 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
Tommy Evans................ 1951.......... 9 of 17........ 52.9 Dan Chaid..................... 1986.......... 24 of 46...... 52.1 Herb Calvert.................. 1976.......... 18 of 35...... 51.4 Greg Ruth..................... 1966.......... 12 of 25...... 48.0 Wayne Wells................. 1966.......... 11 of 23...... 47.8 Duwayne Miller............ 1961.......... 6 of 13........ 46.1 Matt Storniolo.............. 2005-07.... 13 of 29...... 44.8 Josh Lambrecht............ 2003.......... 12 of 27...... 44.4 Israel Sheppard............. 1982.......... 9 of 21........ 42.8 Dale Lewis.................... 1960.......... 9 of 21........ 42.8 Tommy Evans................ 1952.......... 6 of 14........ 42.8
MOST CAREER WINS Year W L T 1. Dan Chaid...................... 150-18-0 2. Michael Lightner........... 144-16-0 3. Sam Hazewinkel............ 132-10 4. Jared Frayer................... 129-38-0 5. T. J. Sewell..................... 128-34-7 6. Joe Stafford................... 123-31-1 7. Doug Cieleski................. 121-57-0 8. Quincey Clark................ 118-31-0 9. Roger Frizzell................ 115-24-2 Shane Valdez................. 115-33-0 11. Andre Metzger.............. 114-14-3 Andy Foster................... 114-33-8 FASTEST SOONER FALLS 11 seconds: Matt Storniolo at the Oklahoma Open 12 seconds: Rodney Hooks over Jim Hanson of Wisconsin in 1979. 16 seconds: Hardie Lewis over Foy Stout of Weatherford Teachers College at 1932 NCAA’s. 16 seconds: 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. TOP 25 OU TEAM SCORES Opponent Year Score Marion Military Institute......2007......................55-0 Bacone.................................2004......................53-0 Kansas..................................1922......................52-0 Neosho Community College.2007......................50-3 Missouri Valley.....................2003......................50-3 Hawaii..................................1975......................49-0 Northern Illinois...................1988......................49-6 Oklahoma City University.....2007......................49-0 Central State........................1980......................48-2 Penn State............................1982......................48-3 Northwestern.......................1982......................48-8 Missouri Valley.....................2007......................47-0 Utah Valley State..................2007......................47-0 Princeton.............................2002......................46-3 Colorado...............................1975......................46-3 Cal Poly-SLO.........................1984......................45-0 Southern Illinois...................1977......................45-0 Southern Illinois...................1979......................45-0 Oregon.................................1985......................45-3 Portland State......................1979......................45-6 Oklahoma City University.....2007......................44-0 Cincinnati.............................1973......................44-3 Missouri Valley.....................2007......................43-0 Missouri...............................1986......................43-3 Portland State......................1980......................42-3 Cal Poly................................2000......................42-3
SOONER RECORDS SINGLE SEASON VICTORY PERCENTAGE 1. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 25.
Name Year W L T Pct. Falls Michael Lightner.........2001.......37.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 6 Byron Tucker................2000.......34.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 7 Mark Schultz...............1983.......27.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 4 Mike Grant...................1969.......22.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 7 Cleo McGlory...............1969.......21.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 3 David McGuire.............1969.......21.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 2 Danny Hodge...............1957.......16.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 15 Danny Hodge...............1955.......16.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 10 Danny Hodge...............1956.......14.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 11 Tommy Evans...............1952.......14.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 9 Dick Delgado...............1958.......14.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 7 Bill Carter....................1963.......13.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 1 Tommy Evans...............1954.......12.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 4 Bobby Lyons................1957.......12.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 1 Leonce Crump..............2003.......10.......0.......0....... 1.000....... 6 Hardie Lewis................1932.......8........0.......0....... 1.000....... 1 Greg Ruth....................1965.......24.......0.......1....... .980......... 7 Joe Reynolds................1990.......40.......1.......0....... .976......... 3 Dan Chaid....................1985.......39.......1.......0....... .975......... 15 Melvin Douglas............1986.......18.......0.......1....... .974......... 4 Stan Abel.....................1959.......17.......0.......1....... .972......... 0 John Kading................1996.......29.......1.......0....... .967......... 7 Andre Metzger.............1981.......27.......1.......0....... .964......... 11 Andy Foster.................1994.......27.......1.......0....... .964......... 3 Wayne Wells................1968.......24.......0.......2....... .962......... 1 Dave Schultz................1981.......25.......1.......0....... .962......... 3 Sam Hazewinkel..........2007.......25.......1.......0....... .962......... 7
SOONERS IN THE HALL OF FAME Tommy Evans
Wayne Wells
Class of 1976
Class of 1982
4Won national championships in 1960 and 1962, becoming second head coach at OU to win multiple titles 4First all-time in career winning percentage at OU (.775)
4Three-time All-American and Big Eight champion 4Claimed national title in 1968 4Won gold medal at 1972 Munich Olympics
Danny Hodge Class of 1976
4Won three national championships 4Twice named outstanding wrestler of NCAA Championships 4Pinned 36 of his 46 opponents
Paul V. Keen Class of 1977
4Led OU to the 1936 National Championship 4First coach to win a national title at Oklahoma 4Guided OU to six conference championships 4Fifth all-time in career winning percentage at OU (.597)
Port robertson Class of 1977
• Won national titles at Oklahoma in 1951, 1952 and 1957 • Led the Sooners to eight conference championships • Second all-time in career winning percentage at OU (.750)
Stan Abel Class of 1990
• Led Oklahoma to the 1974 national championship • Finished runner-up at the NCAA four times • Guided the Sooners to four conference titles • Third all-time at OU in career winning percentage (.690)
Wayne BauGHMAN Class of 1982
4Won national championship in 1962 4Two-time conference champion 4Three-time All-American
Mark Schultz Class of 1995
4Three-time national champion from 1981-83 4Voted outstanding wrestler of 1983 NCAA Championships
Dave Schultz Class of 1997
4Claimed a NCAA Championship and a Big Eight Championship 4Won an Olympic gold medal at the 1984 Games.
Dr. Robert Hines Class of 2009
4Enters his 16th season as the team’s team physician. 4Team physician for U.S. Olympic team in Beijing, China in 2008 4Team physician for 2005 and 2007 World Championships of wrestling.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COACHES
3Tommy Evans
Port Robertson
Stan Abel
COACH 1. Tommy Evans 2. Port Robertson 3. JACK SPATES 4. Stan Abel 5. Paul Keen 6. Leigh Wallace 7. James Tolbert 8. Grober C. Jacobson 9. James Tolbert and Joe Cuneen 10. Dewey Luster 11. Harold Byrd 12. D.C. Matthews TOTALS
Tommy evans
Career Winning Percentage YEARS 1960-61, 1963-72 1947-59, 1962 1993-Present 1973-93 1928-39 1925-27 1924 1921-22
WON 140 88 214 279 51 9 3 2
LOST 40 27 92 123 34 7 2 7
TIED 2 7 11 8 3 0 0 0
PCT. .775 .750 .692 .690 .597 .563 .600 .222
1923 1920 1941 1940 84 Years
1 0 0 0 787
1 2 4 5 344
1 0 0 0 32
.500 .000 .000 .000 .690
Paul Keen
OU HISTORY
2009................... OSU...................... 27-6 2009................... OU........................ 18-15 2008................... OU........................ 18-15 2008................... OSU...................... 21-9 2007................... OSU...................... 29-6 2007................... OSU...................... 17-15 2006................... OSU...................... 21-12 2005................... OSU...................... 23-12 2005................... OSU...................... 18-13 2005................... OSU...................... 21-16 2004................... OSU...................... 26-10 2004................... OSU...................... 29-10 2004................... OSU...................... 23-12 2003................... OSU...................... 23-16 2003................... OSU...................... 27-6 2003................... OSU...................... 23-16 2002................... OSU...................... 17-8 2002................... OSU...................... 18-15 2001................... OSU...................... 24-12 2001................... OSU...................... 22-13 2000................... OSU...................... 19-16 2000................... OSU...................... 19-13 2000................... Tie........................ 16-16 1999................... OSU...................... 19-15 1999................... OSU...................... 24-16 1998................... OSU...................... 26-9 1998................... OSU...................... 31-3 1997................... OSU...................... 28-11 1997................... OSU...................... 32-11 1996................... OSU...................... 24-15 1996................... OU........................ 19-18 1995................... OSU...................... 26-13 1995................... Tie........................ 16-16 1994................... OSU...................... 25-18 1994................... OSU...................... 28-9 1993................... OU........................ 27-19 1993................... OU........................ 25-14 1992................... OSU...................... 24-20 1992................... OSU...................... 43-0 1991................... OSU...................... 40-2 1991................... OSU...................... 27-12 1990................... OSU...................... 39-5 1990................... OSU...................... 26-14 1989................... OSU...................... 21-12 1989................... OSU...................... 27-10 1988................... OSU...................... 28-10 1988................... OSU...................... 32-7 1987................... OSU...................... 24-19 1987................... OSU...................... 29-13 1986................... OSU...................... 20-17 1986................... OU........................ 19-18 1985................... Tie........................ 18-18 1985................... OU........................ 22-17 1984................... OSU...................... 25-12 1984................... OSU...................... 27-13 1983................... OSU...................... 21-17 1983................... OSU...................... 22-14 1982................... OSU...................... 20-17 1982................... OU........................ 26-14
1981................... OU........................ 28-15 1981................... OU........................ 30-8 1980................... OSU...................... 16-13 1980................... OSU...................... 22-17 1979................... OU........................ 21-13 1979................... OSU...................... 20-19 1978................... OSU...................... 22-13 1978................... OSU...................... 31-4 1977................... OSU...................... 27-16 1977................... OSU...................... 20-14 1976................... OSU...................... 20-15 1976................... OSU...................... 23-16 1975................... OSU...................... 20-14 1975................... OSU...................... 26-13 1974................... OSU...................... 26-8 1974................... OSU...................... 24-11 1973................... OSU...................... 26-14 1973................... OSU...................... 23-12 1972................... OSU...................... 23-13 1972................... OSU...................... 22-15 1971................... OSU...................... 24-6 1971................... OSU...................... 26-10 1970................... OSU...................... 26-10 1970................... OSU...................... 27-7 1969................... OSU...................... 17-14 1969................... OU........................ 18-9 1968................... OSU...................... 18-12 1968................... OU........................ 17-15 1967................... OU........................ 19-13 1967................... OU........................ 18-11 1966................... OU........................ 17-12 1966................... OSU...................... 15-14 1965................... OSU...................... 21-3 1965................... OSU...................... 18-8 1964................... OSU...................... 26-0 1964................... OSU...................... 21-3 1963................... OSU...................... 20-17 1963................... OSU...................... 24-6 1962................... OSU...................... 24-11 1962................... OSU...................... 25-7 1961................... OSU...................... 20-11 1961................... OSU...................... 27-7 1960................... OSU...................... 14-11 1960................... OSU...................... 14-11 1959................... OU........................ 14-12 1959................... OSU...................... 19-7 1958................... Tie........................ 12-12 1958................... OSU...................... 14-13 1957................... OU........................ 23-3 1957................... OU........................ 17-9 1956................... Tie........................ 12-12 1956................... Tie........................ 12-12 1955................... OSU...................... 14-11 1955................... Tie........................ 12-12 1954................... OSU...................... 17-9 1954................... OSU...................... 17-11 1953................... OU........................ 16-14 1953................... OU........................ 19-10 1952................... OU........................ 14-13 1952................... OU........................ 14-12 1951................... OU........................ 19-8 1951................... OU........................ 19-8
1950................... OSU...................... 21-7 1950................... OSU...................... 30-0 1949................... OSU...................... 28-0 1949................... OSU...................... 25-5 1948................... OSU...................... 14-13 1947................... OSU...................... 25-3 1941................... OSU...................... 30-0 1941................... OSU...................... 28-0 1940................... OSU...................... 22-6 1940................... OSU...................... 18-6 1939................... OSU...................... 25-3 1938................... OSU...................... 20.5-7.5 1938................... OSU...................... 29-3 1937................... OSU...................... 24-9 1937................... Tie........................ 14-14 1936................... OSU...................... 14-12 1936................... OSU...................... 17-9 1935................... OSU...................... 24.5-7.5 1935................... OSU...................... 20-6 1934................... OSU...................... 27.5-4.5 1934................... OSU...................... 31-3 1933................... OSU...................... 15-9 1933................... Tie........................ 12-12 1932................... OU........................ 13.5-12.5 1931................... OSU...................... 25-3 1930................... OSU...................... 19-9 1929................... OSU...................... 16-14 1928................... OSU...................... 16-9 1927................... OSU...................... 27-5 1926................... OSU...................... 20-5 1925................... OSU...................... 18-5 1924................... OSU...................... 18-2 1923................... OSU...................... 17-8 1922................... OSU...................... 32-14 1922................... OSU...................... 36-12 1921................... OSU...................... 33-11 1921................... OSU...................... 24-5 1920................... OSU...................... 50-8 1920................... OSU...................... 40-0 IOWA STATE (ISU leads 47-33-3) 2009................... ISU....................... 23-15 2008................... ISU....................... 31-3 2007................... ISU....................... 27-9 2006................... ISU....................... 19-16 2005................... ISU....................... 30-6 2004................... ISU....................... 19-16 2003................... ISU....................... 27-19 2003................... OU........................ 19-15 2002................... OU........................ 26-16 2002................... OU........................ 21-15 2001................... ISU....................... 20-19 2001................... ISU....................... 19-17 2000................... OU........................ 18-17 2000................... ISU....................... 18-15 1999................... Tie........................ 18-18 1999................... ISU....................... 19-17
ALL-TIME VERSUS BIG 12 OPPONENTS
OKLAHOMA STATE (OSU leads 125-26-9)
1998................... OU........................ 22-14 1998................... OU........................ 23-15 1997................... ISU....................... 24-15 1996................... OU........................ 23-12 1995................... ISU....................... 28-13 1994................... OU........................ 22-13 1993................... ISU....................... 32-10 1992................... ISU....................... 25-10 1991................... ISU....................... 33-11 1990................... OU........................ 24-17 1989................... OU........................ 20-17 1988................... ISU....................... 21-13 1988................... ISU....................... 21-14 1987................... ISU....................... 43-0 1986................... ISU....................... 30-13 1985................... ISU....................... 28-13 1984................... OU........................ 22-17 1983................... OU........................ 17-16 1982................... ISU....................... 19-18 1981................... OU........................ 20-18 1980................... OU........................ 21-17 1979................... ISU....................... 31-14 1978................... ISU....................... 20-17 1977................... ISU....................... 30-6 1976................... ISU....................... 24-11 1975................... OU........................ 21-18 1974................... OU........................ 23-13 1973................... ISU....................... 33-5 1972................... ISU....................... 20-10 1971................... ISU....................... 22-11 1971................... ISU....................... 20-11 1970................... ISU....................... 26-10 1970................... ISU....................... 23-8 1969................... OU........................ 24-10 1969................... OU........................ 22-10 1968................... ISU....................... 18-13 1968................... OU........................ 20-11 1967................... OU........................ 18-11 1966................... OU........................ 23-5 1965................... ISU....................... 21-3 1964................... ISU....................... 23-3 1963................... ISU....................... 19-16 1962................... ISU....................... 20-11 1961................... Tie........................ 14-14 1960................... OU........................ 17-11 1959................... OU........................ 17-9 1958................... Tie........................ 12-12 1957................... OU........................ 17-9 1956................... OU........................ 15-11 1955................... OU........................ 22-5 1954................... ISU....................... 21-8 1953................... OU........................ 19-10 1952................... OU........................ 17-11 1951................... OU........................ 26-0 1950................... OU........................ 27-13 1949................... OU........................ 21-10 1948................... OU........................ 16-14 1947................... ISU....................... 21-9 1941................... ISU....................... 29-3 1935................... OU........................ 28.5-1.5
1931................... ISU....................... 17-9 1930................... OU........................ 18-8 1929................... ISU....................... 24.5-7.5 1928................... ISU....................... 12-9 1927................... ISU....................... 14-11 1926................... ISU....................... 27-0 1922................... ISU....................... 46-0 1921................... ISU....................... 45-5 NEBRASKA (OU leads 35-16-1) 2009................... NU........................ 18-15 2008................... NU........................ 21-9 2007................... NU........................ 21-15 2006................... OU........................ 19-16 2005................... NU........................ 16-15 2004................... NU........................ 25-12 2003................... OU........................ 20-15 2002................... OU........................ 33-12 2001................... OU........................ 33-7 2000................... OU........................ 27-12 2000................... OU........................ 23-16 1999................... NU........................ 18-17 1999................... OU........................ 31-12 1998................... OU........................ 20-15 1998................... NU........................ 32-9 1997................... OU........................ 27-9 1996................... OU........................ 21-13 1995................... NU........................ 28-8 1994................... NU........................ 25-20 1993................... NU........................ 33-6 1992................... NU........................ 28-9 1991................... NU........................ 31-11 1990................... NU........................ 28-11 1990................... NU........................ 29-13 1989................... OU........................ 17-15 1988................... Tie........................ 15-15 1987................... NU........................ 25-16 1986................... OU........................ 26-18 1985................... OU........................ 30-9 1984................... OU........................ 27-18 1983................... OU........................ 24-14 1982................... OU........................ 26-17 1981................... OU........................ 42-5 1980................... OU........................ 31-9 1979................... OU........................ 40-3 1968................... OU........................ 35-0 1967................... OU........................ 40-0 1966................... OU........................ 37-0 1960................... OU........................ 33-3 1959................... OU........................ 32-0 1952................... OU........................ 27-2 1951................... OU........................ 24-5 1950................... OU........................ 20-8 1949................... NU........................ 22-5 1948................... OU........................ 14-11 1947................... OU........................ 16-14 1932................... OU........................ 27-0 1931................... OU........................ 28-6
1930................... OU........................ 21-3 1929................... OU........................ 17-11 1928................... OU........................ 14-11 1927................... OU........................ 13-9 MISSOURI (OU leads 39-8-0) 2009................... MU....................... 18-12 2008................... MU....................... 23-10 2007................... MU....................... 24-14 2006................... MU....................... 17-16 2005................... OU........................ 18-14 2004................... MU....................... 21-15 2003................... MU....................... 25-20 2002................... OU........................ 23-12 2001................... OU........................ 34-4 2000................... OU........................ 33-3 1999................... OU........................ 36-3 1998................... OU........................ 29-14 1997................... OU........................ 24-15 1996................... OU........................ 41-0 1995................... OU........................ 19-18 1994................... MU....................... 20-19 1993................... OU........................ 22-15 1992................... OU........................ 20-15 1991................... OU........................ 17-14 1990................... OU........................ 26-11 1989................... OU........................ 31-13 1988................... OU........................ 28-11 1987................... OU........................ 22-13 1986................... OU........................ 43-3 1985................... OU........................ 40-3 1984................... OU........................ 29-13 1983................... OU........................ 28-14 1982................... OU........................ 38-5 1981................... OU........................ 39-3 1980................... OU........................ 40-0 1979................... OU........................ 23-12 1978................... MU....................... 24-13 1977................... OU........................ 36-4 1976................... OU........................ 26-8 1975................... OU........................ 36-0 1974................... OU........................ 28-6 1973................... OU........................ 28-3 1970................... OU........................ 30-5 1935................... OU........................ 26-8 1933................... OU........................ 34-0 1932................... OU........................ 21-8 1930................... OU........................ 25-3 1929................... OU........................ 28-6 1928................... OU........................ 17-8 1927................... OU........................ 20-1 1925................... OU........................ 21-2 1924................... OU........................ 28-4
Missouri Valley......................... 6....................... 0........................ 0 Montana State Northern.......... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Navy......................................... 8....................... 0........................ 0 Nebraska.......................... 35................. 15..................1 Nebraska-Omaha..................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Neosho Community College..... 1....................... 0........................ 0 New Mexico............................. 3....................... 0........................ 0 North Carolina.......................... 7....................... 1........................ 0 North Carolina State.......... 8................... 0....................0 Northern Colorado................... 1....................... 1........................ 0 Northern Illinois....................... 3....................... 0........................ 0 Northern Iowa.......................... 4....................... 2........................ 0 Northwestern........................... 6....................... 1........................ 0 Notre Dame.............................. 3....................... 0........................ 0 Ohio......................................... 4....................... 0........................ 0 Ohio State................................ 5....................... 3........................ 0 Oklahoma City .................. 3................... 0....................0 Oklahoma State................. 26................. 125................9 Old Dominion........................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Oregon..................................... 12..................... 1........................ 0 Oregon State..................... 13................. 4....................0 Penn State................................ 10..................... 14...................... 1 Pittsburgh................................ 3....................... 0........................ 0 Portland State.......................... 9....................... 1........................ 0 Princeton................................. 2....................... 0........................ 0 Rider........................................ 2....................... 0........................ 0 Rolla Mines.............................. 1....................... 0........................ 0 Rutgers.................................... 6....................... 0........................ 0 San Diego State........................ 2....................... 0........................ 0 San Jose State.......................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Seton Hall................................ 2....................... 0........................ 0 SIU-Carbondale........................ 1....................... 0........................ 0 SIU-Edwardsville...................... 3....................... 0........................ 0 South Dakota........................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 South Dakota State.................. 1....................... 0........................ 0 Southern Illinois....................... 12..................... 0........................ 0 Southwest Missouri State......... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Stanford................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 SUNY-Brockport....................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 SUNY-Buffalo........................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Syracuse................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Tahlequah Teachers.................. 6....................... 0........................ 0 Temple..................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Tennessee................................ 1....................... 0........................ 0 Tennessee-Chattanooga..... 2................... 0....................0 Texas A&M............................... 1....................... 1........................ 0 UCLA........................................ 10..................... 0........................ 0 UNLV........................................ 2....................... 0........................ 0 Utah......................................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Utah State................................ 2....................... 0........................ 0 Virginia.................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Washington............................. 6....................... 1........................ 0 Weatherford Teachers.............. 8....................... 9........................ 1 Wilkes College.......................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Winfield Teachers..................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Wisconsin................................. 10..................... 10...................... 1 Wisconsin State........................ 1....................... 0........................ 0 West Virginia............................ 1....................... 1........................ 0 Wyoming................................. 13..................... 0........................ 0 Bold face indicates 2009-10 opponent.
ALL-TIME VERSUS opponents
OPPONENT......................... WON.............. LOST...............TIED Ada Teachers............................ 3....................... 0........................ 0 Adams State............................. 3....................... 0........................ 0 Air Force................................... 3....................... 0........................ 0 Alva Teachers........................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Arizona..................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Arizona State..................... 25................. 13..................1 Army........................................ 3....................... 0........................ 0 Auburn..................................... 1....................... 1........................ 0 Bacone..................................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Bloomsburg............................. 2....................... 1........................ 0 Boise State............................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Boston...................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Brigham Young........................ 1....................... 0........................ 0 Brown...................................... 4....................... 0........................ 0 California................................. 2....................... 0........................ 0 Cal Poly............................. 29................. 3....................2 Cal State Bakersfield................. 13..................... 3........................ 0 Cal State Fullerton.................... 3....................... 2........................ 0 Cedar Falls Teachers.................. 2....................... 4........................ 0 Central Michigan...................... 5....................... 1........................ 0 Central Oklahoma.............. 41................. 8....................1 Cincinnati................................. 3....................... 0........................ 0 Clarion..................................... 1....................... 1........................ 0 Clarion State............................. 1....................... 0........................ 0 Clemson................................... 2....................... 0........................ 0 Cleveland State........................ 3....................... 1........................ 0 Colorado................................... 25..................... 2........................ 1 Colorado A&M.......................... 9....................... 1........................ 0 Colorado State.......................... 10..................... 0........................ 0 Colorado State College............. 2....................... 0........................ 0 Colorado Mines........................ 4....................... 0........................ 1 Cornell..................................... 5....................... 2........................ 0 Drake....................................... 6....................... 1........................ 0 Edinboro.................................. 1....................... 0........................ 0 Florida International................ 1....................... 0........................ 0 Franklin & Marshall.................. 0....................... 1........................ 0 Fresno State............................. 16..................... 5........................ 0 Greeley Teachers...................... 4....................... 1........................ 1 Harvard.................................... 3....................... 0........................ 0 Hawaii...................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Hofstra..................................... 5....................... 0........................ 0 Illinois...................................... 2....................... 2........................ 0 Indiana..................................... 1....................... 2........................ 0 Iowa......................................... 16..................... 14...................... 1 Iowa State......................... 35................. 45..................3 Jonesboro Teachers.................. 2....................... 0........................ 0 Kansas...................................... 8....................... 0........................ 0 Kansas State............................. 34..................... 6........................ 0 Kent......................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Kentucky.................................. 3....................... 0........................ 0 Lehigh...................................... 12..................... 2........................ 0 Lock Haven State...................... 1....................... 1........................ 0 Louisiana State......................... 9....................... 0........................ 0 Mankato State.......................... 8....................... 0........................ 0 Marion Military Institute.......... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Maryland................................. 6....................... 0........................ 0 Miami...................................... 1....................... 0........................ 0 Michigan.................................. 9....................... 3........................ 1 Minnesota................................ 10..................... 3........................ 0 Michigan State......................... 36..................... 7........................ 0 Missouri............................ 39................. 7....................0
ALL-TIME SCORES 1920 (0-2-0)
Coach Dewey Luster 0 Oklahoma A&M 8 Oklahoma A&M
40 50
24 33 39 45
1922 (2-3-0)
Coach Grover C. Jacobson 0 Iowa State 12 Oklahoma A&M 14 Oklahoma A&M 52 Kansas 27 Texas A&M
46 36 32 0 23
1923 (3-1-1)
Coach Joe Cuneen 12 Edmond Teachers 26 Missouri 2 Oklahoma A&M 18 Edmond Teachers 19 Weatherford Teachers
12 4 18 14 7
1925 (2-2-0)
Coach Leigh Wallace 21 Missouri 2 Indiana 5 Oklahoma A&M 19 Weatherford Teachers
2 18 18 6
Coach Leigh Wallace 0 Iowa State 27 17.5 Cedar Falls Teachers 19.5 28 Rolla Mines 5 5 Oklahoma A&M 20 16 Weatherford Teachers 5 16 Winfield (Kansas)Teachers 3
1927 (4-2-0)
8 27 12 14 9 9
1928 (6-2-0)
Coach Paul V. Keen 17 Missouri 19 Weatherford Teachers 19 Edmond Teachers 9 Oklahoma A&M
12 3 11 6
Coach Paul V. Keen Third at NCAA 7.5 Iowa State 28 Missouri 14 Oklahoma A&M 20 Kansas State 17 Nebraska 24 Weatherford Teachers 22 Kansas
24.5 6 16 8 11 6 6
1930 (6-1-0)
Coach Paul V. Keen Third at NCAA BIG SIX CHAMPIONS Coach Paul V. Keen 21 Iowa 21 Nebraska 9 Oklahoma A&M 25 Missouri 25 Kansas 18 Iowa State 21 Kansas State
11 3 19 3 6 8 3
1931 (5-3-0)
1926 (3-3-0)
Coach Leigh Wallace 17 Kansas State 5 Oklahoma A&M 20 Missouri 11 Iowa State 13 Nebraska 12 Kansas State
Iowa State Kansas State Nebraska Kansas
1929 (5-2-0)
1921 (0-4-0)
Coach Grover C. Jacobson 5 Oklahoma A&M 11 Oklahoma A&M 7 Texas A&M 5 Iowa State
9 22 14 17
8 10 9 16
Coach Paul V. Keen 31 Ada Teachers 20 Edmond Teachers 34 Kansas 12 Kansas State 28 Nebraska 3 Oklahoma A&M 9 Iowa State 27 Iowa
3 6 0 16 6 25 17 3
1932 (7-0-0)
Coach Paul V. Keen Fifth at NCAA BIG SIX CHAMPIONS 32 Ada Teachers 20 Edmond Teachers 24 Kansas 21 Missouri 27 Nebraska 24 Kansas State 13.5 Oklahoma A&M
1933 (2-2-1)
0 8 3 8 0 5 12.5
Coach Paul V. Keen 13 Weatherford Teachers 21 22.5 Edmond Teachers 11.5 12 Oklahoma A&M 12 34 Missouri 0 9 Oklahoma A&M 15
1934 (4-4-0)
Coach Paul V. Keen Third at NCAA BIG SIX CHAMPIONS 34 Alva Teachers 32.5 Ada Teachers 3 Weatherford Teachers 7.5 Edmond Teachers 20 Kansas State 3 Oklahoma A&M 15.5 Tahlequah Teachers 4.5 Oklahoma A&M
10 1.5 23 18.5 8 31 10.5 27.5
1935 (5-4-0)
Second at NCAA BIG SIX CHAMPIONS Coach Paul V. Keen 23 Alva Teachers 25 Kansas State 28.5 Iowa State 28 Missouri 8 Oklahoma A&M 9 Weatherford Teachers 4.5 Edmond Teachers 7.5 Oklahoma A&M 31 Tahlequah Teachers
3 5 1.5 8 20 15 21.5 24.5 5
1936 (4-2-0)
NCAA CHAMPIONS BIG SIX CHAMPIONS Coach Paul V. Keen 9 Oklahoma A&M 15.5 Weatherford Teachers 22 Tahlequah Teachers 12 Oklahoma A&M 13 Weatherford Teachers
17 12.5 10 14 12
20
8
Edmond Teachers
1937 (2-4-1)
Coach Paul V. Keen Second at NCAA 11 Edmond Teachers 7.5 Weatherford Teachers 14 Oklahoma A&M 18.5 Kansas State 36 Tahlequah Teachers 9 Edmond Teachers 9 Oklahoma A&M
19 18.5 14 7.5 0 15 24
1938 (2-5-1)
Coach Paul V. Keen Fourth at NCAA BIG SIX CHAMPIONS 12 Kansas State 32.5 Tahlequah Teach. 10.5 Weatherford Teachers 7.5 Edmond Teachers 7.5 Oklahoma A&M 12 Weatherford Teachers
14 1.5 13.5 20.5 20.5 12
ALL-TIME SCORES 1939 (2-4-0)
Coach Paul V. Keen 36 Tahlequah Teachers 12 Edmond Teachers 3 Oklahoma A&M 12 Weatherford Teachers 12 Franklin & Marshall 16 Kent
14 21 0 14 25 14 18 6
1940 (0-5-0)
Coach D.C. Matthews Ninth at NCAA 3 Weatherford Teachers 6 Kansas State 8 Edmond Teachers 6 Oklahoma A&M 6 Oklahoma A&M
29 20 22 18 22
29 26 30 23
1942-46 NO TEAMS
1947 (2-4-0)
Coach Port Robertson Fifth at NCAA 16 Nebraska 19 Edmond Teachers 3 Oklahoma A&M 9 Iowa State 14 Kansas State 9 Weatherford Teachers
14 11 25 21 17 17
1948 (5-3-0)
Coach Port Robertson BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 16 Kansas State 17 Colorado A&M 29 Colorado 13 Oklahoma A&M 14 Nebraska 16 Iowa State 11 Cedar Falls Teachers 7.5 Weatherford Teachers
14 10 5 14 11 14 19 18.5
1949 (3-6-0)
Coach Port Robertson 24 Weatherford Teachers 5 Oklahoma A&M 0 Oklahoma A&M 6 Cedar Falls Teachers 16 Kansas State 5 Nebraska 11 Colorado A&M
16 10
1950 (6-3-0)
Coach Port Robertson 11th at NCAA BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 5 Cedar Falls Teachers 21 Iowa State 0 Oklahoma A&M 22 Colorado A&M 16 Greely Teachers 22 Colorado 24 Kansas State 20 Nebraska 7 Oklahoma A&M
24 13 30 6 13 8 7 8 21
1951 (9-0-0)
1941 (0-4-0)
Coach Harold Byrd 3 Iowa State 0 Oklahoma A&M 0 Oklahoma A&M 11 Kansas State
Colorado Iowa State
8 25 28 22 12 22 18
Coach Port Robertson NCAA CHAMPIONS BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 19 Oklahoma A&M 20 Cedar Falls Teachers 23 Colorado A&M 23 Colorado 19 Oklahoma A&M 26 Jonesboro 26 Iowa State Teachers 26 Nebraska 27 Kansas State
6 6 3 3 6 0 0 6 3
1952 (9-0-0)
Coach Port Robertson NCAA CHAMPIONS BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 25 Colorado A&M 14 Oklahoma A&M 17 Iowa State 19 Cedar Falls Teachers 24 Jonesboro Teachers 22 Colorado 14 Oklahoma A&M 27 Nebraska 28 Kansas State
3 12 11 8 0 8 13 2 0
1953 (7-0-0)
Coach Port Robertson Second at NCAA BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 22 Kansas State 19 Oklahoma A&M 23 Illinois 16 Oklahoma A&M 19 Iowa State 21 Colorado 21 Colorado A&M
3 10 5 14 10 3 8
1954 (3-3-0)
Coach Port Robertson Seventh at NCAA BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 11 Oklahoma A&M 17 Kansas State 17 Colorado A&M 9 Oklahoma A&M 8 Iowa State 21 Colorado
17 9 8 17 21 8
1955 (7-2-1)
Coach Port Robertson Fourth at NCAA BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 12 Oklahoma A&M 14 Iowa 16 Wyoming 19 Colorado A&M 20 Colorado 29 Greely Teachers 11 Oklahoma A&M 27 Kansas State 22 Iowa State 12 Illinois
12 13 11 8 11 2 14 3 5 18
1956 (6-0-2)
Coach Port Robertson Second at NCAA BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 12 Oklahoma A&M 30 Wyoming 29 Kansas State 12 Oklahoma A&M 17 Iowa 15 Iowa State 32 Colorado 29 Colorado A&M
12 0 2 12 9 11 0 3
1957 (8-0-0)
Coach Port Robertson NCAA CHAMPIONS BIG SEVEN CHAMPIONS 14 Iowa 17 Oklahoma A&M 27 Kansas State 25 Wyoming 22 Colorado A&M 28 Colorado 17 Iowa State 23 Oklahoma A&M
12 9 3 3 6 0 9 3
1958 (5-1-2)
Coach Port Robertson Third at NCAA 29 Kansas State 13 Oklahoma State 29 Colorado State 17 Wyoming
3 14 3 9
17 12 17 12 27
Wyoming Oklahoma State Iowa Iowa State Colorado
9 12 9 12 3
1959 (9-1-1)
Coach Port Robertson Third at NCAA 7 Oklahoma State 23 Mankato State 17 Iowa State 14 Oklahoma State 15 Iowa 12 Greely Teachers 15 Wyoming 17 Colorado State 22 Colorado
19 7 9 12 9 12 13 10 8
3 3 6 10 3 14 8 11 6 2 0 14 10 3 5
1961 (11-3-1)
Coach Tommy Evans Second at NCAA 33 San Diego State 45 Naval Training Center 19 Utah 14 Iowa 7 Oklahoma State 18 Mankato State 20 Minnesota 11 Oklahoma State 14 Iowa State 23 Colorado 27 Colorado Mines 11 Greely Teachers 19 Wyoming 27 Southern Illinois 17 Kansas State
Coach Port Robertson Second at NCAA 20 Colorado Mines 19 Rutgers 8 Lehigh 16 Maryland 20 Colorado State 7 Oklahoma State 18 Colorado State 11 Oklahoma State 11 Iowa State 17 Iowa
6 9 17 11 13 25 6 24 20 10
20 14 27 39
6 14 9 3
Southern Illinois Wyoming Colorado Kansas State
1963 (10-3-0)
1960 (13-2-0)
Coach Tommy Evans NCAA CHAMPIONS BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS 29 Colorado Mines 33 Nebraska 29 Rutgers 20 Lehigh 25 Maryland 11 Oklahoma State 24 Mankato State 17 Iowa State 18 Iowa 27 Colorado State 30 Illinois 11 Oklahoma State 20 Greely Teachers 27 Colorado 28 Kansas State
1962 (9-4-1)
3 2 9 11 27 9 2 20 14 3 2 15 13 6 9
Coach Tommy Evans NCAA CHAMPIONS 6 Oklahoma State 16 Iowa 21 Ohio State 14 Michigan State 15 Northwestern 23 Mankato State 17 Oklahoma State 28 Colorado 15 Colorado State 19 Wyoming 32 Colorado Mines 16 Iowa State 28 Kansas State
24 13 8 11 9 2 20 11 9 8 0 19 13
1964 (9-4-0)
Coach Tommy Evans Second at NCAA 18 Lehigh 23 Rutgers 21 Army 22 UCLA 20 Kansas State 3 Oklahoma State 19 Michigan State 14 Iowa 18 Mankato State 12 Minnesota 15 Colorado State 3 Iowa State 9 Colorado
10 3 8 6 10 21 8 12 14 14 11 23 17
1965 (14-3-0)
Coach Tommy Evans Fourth at NCAA 34 Arizona 27 Arizona State 32 San Diego State 29 UCLA 28 Mankato State
0 3 0 5 0
8 22 26 22 14 25 3 3 23 17 22 36
Oklahoma State Colorado St. College Colorado State Wyoming Colorado Iowa Oklahoma State Iowa State Northwestern Minnesota Kansas State Kansas
18 5 6 5 13 2 21 21 8 9 8 0
1966 (16-1-0)
Coach Tommy Evans Third at NCAA 21 Navy 32 Maryland 20 Lehigh 34 Rutgers 34 Kansas State 37 Nebraska 24 Arizona State 14 Oklahoma State 39 Iowa 27 Michigan State 31 Wisconsin 37 New Mexico 30 Colorado 17 Oklahoma State 27 Wyoming 35 Colorado State 23 Iowa State
12 3 8 3 2 0 11 15 0 5 5 0 3 12 0 0 5
1967 (17-1-0)
Coach Tommy Evans Fourth at NCAA BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS 33 Adams State 30 Washington 17 Oregon State 31 Oregon 24 Utah 18 Oklahoma State 12 Michigan State 33 Colorado State 26 Colorado St. College 24 Wyoming 21 Colorado 19 Oklahoma State 25 Minnesota 30 Mankato State 18 Iowa State 35 Kansas State 31 Southern Illinois 40 Nebraska
6 3 13 0 8 11 15 5 8 9 9 13 8 3 11 0 0 0
1968 (13-2-0)
Coach Tommy Evans Third at NCAA BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS 20 Penn State 23 Lehigh 33 Rutgers 17 Oklahoma State 16 Michigan State 21 Michigan 13 Iowa State 29 Adams State 12 Oklahoma State 17 Northwestern 21 UCLA 27 Colorado 17 Northwestern 21 UCLA 27 Colorado 20 Iowa State 32 Kansas State 35 Nebraska
1971 (9-7-0)
9 6 0 16 15 6 16 0 16 12 6 6 12 6 6 4 5 0
1969 (8-1-0)
Second at NCAA Coach Tommy Evans 24 Oregon State 24 Iowa State 18 Oklahoma State 24 Michigan State 23 Iowa 22 Iowa State 30 Minnesota 14 Oklahoma State 21 Portland State
3 10 9 3 6 10 3 17 8
1970 (11-6-0)
Sixth at NCAA Coach Tommy Evans 31 South Dakota State 33 Air Force 38 Kansas State 26 Southern Illinois 29 Maryland 26 Navy 7 Oklahoma State 11 Cal Poly-SLO 30 Missouri 10 Iowa State 22 Minnesota 35 UCLA 17 Northwestern 6 Michigan State 10 Oklahoma State 26 Washington 8 Iowa State
Coach Tommy Evans Sixth at NCAA 29 Northern Colorado 10 Oklahoma State 24 UCLA 9 Cal Poly-SLO 22 Oregon 12 Portland State 19 Michigan State 16 Northern Colorado 29 Colorado 17 Air Force 37 Wisconsin State 20 Ohio 29 Southern Illinois 11 Iowa State 6 Oklahoma State 11 Iowa State
1974 (19-6-0) 7 26 8 21 15 18 14 17 9 16 2 11 3 22 24 20
1972 (9-4-0)
Coach Tommy Evans Fifth at NCAA 15 Oklahoma State 21 Oregon State 20 Cal Poly-SLO 30 Colorado 10 Iowa State 36 Cincinnati 21 Ohio 12 Michigan State 33 Southern Illinois 13 Oklahoma State 36 Kansas State 20 Washington 36 Air Force
22 15 12 12 20 3 12 24 8 23 6 14 0
1973 (12-5-1) 2 2 0 3 5 5 27 21 5 26 12 3 14 28 26 6 23
Coach Stan Abel Sixth at NCAA 12 Oklahoma State 20 Colorado 9 Washington 11 Oregon State 30 UCLA 17 Cal Poly-SLO 31 Lehigh 26 Michigan State 28 Missouri 29 Ohio 31 Southern Illinois 31 Central State 39 Drake 44 Cincinnati 38 California 14 Oklahoma State 5 Iowa State 23 Kansas State
23 20 23 30 9 16 9 14 3 12 3 14 0 3 2 26 33 16
Coach Stan Abel NCAA CHAMPIONS 11 Oklahoma State 27 Cincinnati 16 Clarion 31 Wilkes 26 Bloomsburg 25 Lock Haven 21 Penn State 36 Princeton 20 Navy 31 Pittsburgh 35 Portland State 23 Iowa State 35 Colorado 32 Northern Illinois 21 Cal Poly-SLO 28 Missouri 39 UCLA 23 Wisconsin 10 Michigan State 15 Michigan 8 Oklahoma State 23 Washington 24 Central State 38 Kansas State 28 Southern Illinois
24 17 24 9 15 11 23 3 14 6 5 13 6 3 12 6 2 18 27 17 26 15 13 6 11
1975 (16-4-0)
Coach Stan Abel Second at NCAA 8 Iowa 22 Michigan 13 Oklahoma State 25 Washington 21 Oregon State 26 Portland State 27 Cal Poly-SLO 27 UCLA 33 California 40 South Dakota 49 Hawaii 24 SIU-Edwardsville 27 Michigan State 36 Missouri 31 SIU-Carbondale 30 Mankato State 21 Iowa State 5 Iowa 15 Wisconsin 30 Central State
28 13 26 11 18 9 6 8 8 1 0 17 10 0 10 3 18 34 15 9
1976 (14-5-1)
Coach Stan Abel Ninth at NCAA 17 Oregon State 16 Oklahoma State 36 Miami 36 Florida International 36 North Carolina
18 23 3 3 6
28 24 11 15 26 18 39 39 29 24 15 21 16 27 36
UCLA Portland State Iowa State Cal Poly-SLO Missouri Southern Illinois SUNY-Brockport SUNY-Buffalo Cleveland State Louisiana State Oklahoma State Iowa Wisconsin Michigan State Central State
11 12 24 15 8 12 0 7 14 15 20 12 17 11 12
1977 (8-6-0)
Coach Stan Abel Seventh at NCAA 29 Cleveland State 14 Oklahoma State 13 Oregon State 36 Portland State 22 UCLA 30 Michigan State 45 Southern Illinois 12 Wisconsin 36 Missouri 3 Iowa 6 Iowa State 30 Michigan State 16 Oklahoma State 32 Louisiana State 22 Central State
8 20 26 8 11 6 0 22 4 34 30 6 27 6 12
1978 (14-8-0)
Coach Stan Abel Fifth at NCAA 20 Louisiana State 21 Oregon State 32 Oregon 4 Oklahoma State 24 Ohio State 19 Cleveland State 30 Wilkes College 22 Temple 22 Lehigh 19 Penn State 32 SUNY-Brockport 23 Syracuse 37 Portland State 17 Iowa State 36 Colorado 30 Southern Illinois 13 Missouri 8 Iowa 13 Oklahoma State 37 Central State 25 Michigan 13 Wisconsin
11 15 5 31 17 25 14 20 17 20 8 18 6 20 7 12 24 29 22 3 16 22
1979 (16-3-0)
Coach Stan Abel Ninth at NCAA 27 Nebraska-Omaha 29 Arizona State 26 Central State 40 Nebraska 19 Oklahoma State 15 Oregon State 36 Oregon 45 Portland State 36 Cal St. Bakersfield 32 Nevada-Las Vegas 29 Colorado 25 Michigan State 38 Ohio State 20 Wisconsin 45 Southern Illinois 14 Iowa State 37 Drake 21 Oklahoma State 23 Missouri
14 11 6 3 20 20 16 6 9 15 9 15 9 17 0 31 9 13 12
1980 (15-6-0)
Fourth at NCAA Coach Stan Abel 41 Drake 38 Oregon State 27 Colorado 17 Oklahoma State 35 Ohio State 27 Clarion 21 Penn State 36 Pittsburgh 20 Auburn 27 Louisiana State 26 Arizona State 42 Portland State 21 Iowa State 42 Washington 40 Missouri 31 Nebraska 16 Oregon 13 Oklahoma State 48 Central State 34 Michigan State 17 Wisconsin
6 9 14 22 22 12 22 10 23 17 15 3 17 6 0 9 22 16 2 13 23
1981 (13-3)
Coach Stan Abel Second at NCAA BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS 39 Central State 25 Auburn 42 Nebraska 39 Missouri 32 Arizona State 30 Oklahoma State 24 Cal Poly-SLO 18 Cal State Bakersfield 40 Michigan State
5 15 5 3 13 8 16 27 6
38 17 33 37 20 13 28
Kentucky Wisconsin Louisiana State Drake Iowa State Iowa Oklahoma State
6 21 11 9 18 30 15
1982 (16-3-1)
Coach Stan Abel Third at NCAA 26 Nebraska 38 Cal Poly-SLO 37 Oregon State 26 Oklahoma State 45 Northwestern 19 Ohio State 28 Kentucky 34 Clarion State 24 North Carolina 32 Louisiana State 48 Penn State 38 Central State 34 Cal State Bakersfield 38 Missouri 31 Wisconsin 39 Michigan State 19 Iowa 33 Arizona State 18 Iowa State 17 Oklahoma State
17 7 5 14 8 21 15 9 17 17 3 4 7 5 8 0 19 18 19 20
1983 (15-3-0)
Coach Stan Abel Fourth at NCAA 79 North Carolina* 98 San Jose State* 24 Nebraska 31 Oregon State 27 Arizona State 14 Oklahoma State 7 Iowa 20 Cal Poly-SLO 21 Cal State Bakersfield 31 Kentucky 23 Louisiana State 28 Michigan State 36 Drake 17 Iowa State 34 Wisconsin 29 Central State 28 Missouri 17 Oklahoma State *Match scored on experimental basis
65 47 14 6 9 22 35 18 19 12 20 12 6 16 6 12 14 21
1984 (16-4-0)
Coach Stan Abel Fifth at NCAA 30 SIU-Edwardsville 24 Oregon State 27 Nevada-Las Vegas 40 Arizona State
9 9 13 6
13 27 34 15 25 29 45 24 25 30 33 11 29 27 22 12
Oklahoma State Penn State Northwestern Wisconsin Michigan State Northern Iowa Cal Poly-SLO Cal State Bakersfield Louisiana State Central State Fresno State Iowa Missouri Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma State
27 9 11 20 12 11 0 18 13 14 9 28 13 18 17 25
1985 (16-2-1)
Coach Stan Abel Second at NCAA BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS 26 SIU-Edwardsville 29 Oregon State 30 Nebraska 27 New Mexico 45 Oregon 22 Oklahoma State 23 Penn State 30 Fresno State 31 Cal Poly-SLO 24 Cal State Bakersfield 13 Iowa 19 Louisiana State 40 Missouri 45 Drake 13 Iowa State 25 Wisconsin 33 Michigan State 18 Oklahoma State 31 Central State
12 12 9 18 3 17 21 15 14 18 25 18 3 2 28 14 11 18 14
1986 (15-7-0)
Coach Stan Abel Second at NCAA BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS 23 Arizona State 19 Oklahoma State 18 Wisconsin 14 Iowa 33 Michigan State 14 Penn State 36 Tennessee 26 Clemson 18 Northern Iowa 23 North Carolina 15 Bloomsburg 15 West Virginia 29 Lehigh 37 Cal Poly-SLO 28 Central State 34 Fresno State 36 Cal State Bakersfield
21 18 15 26 9 24 5 16 24 22 31 30 13 9 15 7 7
43 26 28 42 13 17
Missouri Nebraska Utah State Minnesota Iowa State Oklahoma State
3 18 15 7 30 20
1987 (7-9-0)
Coach Stan Abel 12th at NCAA 20 Central State 29 Cal Poly-SLO 25 Cal State Bakersfield 39 Fresno State 13 Oklahoma State 8 Penn State 8 Wisconsin 6 Arizona State 6 Iowa State 36 Michigan State 22 Missouri 16 Nebraska 18 Drake 0 Iowa State 19 Oklahoma State 25 Minnesota
11 8 15 6 29 30 24 28 38 6 13 25 23 43 24 14
1988 (11-9-2)
Coach Stan Abel Eighth at NCAA 15 Arizona State 31 Fresno State 31 Cal Poly-SLO 32 Cal State Bakersfield 31 Michigan State 22 Lehigh 20 Penn State 24 Penn State 20 Michigan 16 Northern Iowa 22 Minnesota 13 Iowa State 7 Oklahoma State 14 Arizona State 12 Iowa 10 Wisconsin 34 Central State 14 Iowa State 15 Nebraska 49 Northern Illinois 28 Missouri 10 Oklahoma State
25 6 6 9 10 13 20 15 15 21 17 21 32 27 25 30 7 21 15 6 11 28
1989 (12-5-1)
Coach Stan Abel Fourth at NCAA 27 Portland State 17 Arizona State 9 Lock Haven State 18 Cal State Fullerton 25 Cal State Bakersfield 25 Oregon
14 24 31 19 16 16
31 36 10 33 31 19 22 19 36 20 12 17
Cal Poly-SLO Lehigh Oklahoma State Central State Missouri Arizona State Penn State Notre Dame Indiana Iowa State Oklahoma State Nebraska
10 3 27 14 13 19 15 16 10 17 21 15
1990 (13-7-0)
Coach Stan Abel Seventh at NCAA 8 Arizona State 33 Cal St. Bakersfield 21 Notre Dame 21 Wisconsin 13 Nebraska 20 Bloomsburg 17 Penn State 19 North Carolina 14 Oklahoma State 25 Fresno State 29 Cal Poly-SLO 22 Cal State Fullerton 6 Arizona State 22 Central State 25 Michigan State 24 Iowa State 11 Nebraska 26 Missouri 5 Oklahoma State 27 New Mexico
25 11 13 12 29 15 26 18 26 18 6 12 26 15 15 17 28 11 39 14
1991 (5-14-0)
Coach Stan Abel 43rd at NCAA 5 Arizona State 29 Central State 19 Cal State Fullerton 7 Cal Poly-SLO 14 Fresno State 10 Cal St.-Bakersfield 24 Michigan State 17 Penn State 10 Michigan 29 Adams State 11 Ohio State 12 Oklahoma State 13 Penn State 12 Arizona State 17 Missouri 11 Nebraska 11 Iowa State 22 Notre Dame 2 Oklahoma State
33 5 20 27 23 26 11 23 26 7 20 27 25 26 14 31 33 16 40
1992 (12-7-0)
Coach Stan Abel 13th at NCAA 20 Missouri 25 Cal State Bakersfield 29 Cal State Fullerton 23 SW Missouri State 17 Fresno State 25 Cal Poly-SLO 3 Penn State 17 Maryland 19 Cornell 10 North Carolina 26 Minnesota 24 Cornell 20 Oklahoma State 10 Iowa State 27 Arizona State 24 Michigan State 17 Central Oklahoma 9 Nebraska 0 Oklahoma State
1995 (7-7-2) 15 12 14 14 18 9 36 16 18 26 12 15 24 25 12 11 16 28 43
1993 (10-7-0)
Coach Stan Abel 21st at NCAA 13 Arizona State 23 Michigan State 45 James Madison 24 Navy 12 Minnesota 22 Cornell 15 Wisconsin 10 Iowa State 25 Oklahoma State 22 Oregon 9 Penn State 20 Central Oklahoma 22 Missouri 14 Fresno State 27 Cal Poly-SLO 27 Oklahoma State 6 Nebraska
27 13 3 12 21 14 21 32 14 13 30 19 15 22 13 19 33
16 18 14 22 7 15 19 25 18 10 28 17 28 26 15 26
1996 (15-4-0)
Coach Jack Spates 17th at NCAA 31 Central Oklahoma 19 Oklahoma State 30 Cal Poly-SLO 25 Fresno State 11 Penn State 31 Old Dominion 18 Rider 10 Illinois 15 Cal State Bakersfield 21 Michigan 29 Brigham Young 18 Arizona State 21 Wyoming 21 Nebraska 31 North Carolina State 41 Missouri 15 Oklahoma State 23 Iowa State 20 Michigan State
6 18 9 9 28 6 12 21 19 15 3 12 13 13 0 0 24 12 14
1997 (11-8-1)
1994 (5-5-0)
Coach Jack Spates Eighth at NCAA 9 Oklahoma State 24 Cal Poly-SLO 24 Fresno State 27 Arizona State 22 Iowa State 19 Missouri 20 Nebraska 15 Penn State 18 Oklahoma State 26 Michigan State
Coach Jack Spates Seventh at NCAA 16 Oklahoma State 13 Fresno State 21 Cal Poly-SLO 14 Arizona State 29 Clemson 25 Syracuse 19 Cal State Bakersfield 7 Minnesota 19 Missouri 25 Oregon 8 Nebraska 19 Penn State 13 Iowa State 13 Oklahoma State 25 Central Michigan 10 Michigan State
28 15 13 14 13 20 25 31 25 11
Coach Jack Spates Seventh at NCAA 33 Central Oklahoma 11 Oklahoma State 34 Lehigh 13 Arizona State 15 Fresno State 17 Cal Poly-SLO 9 Penn State 27 Missouri Valley 19 Michigan 10 Michigan State 12 Nebraska 15 Iowa State 24 Ohio 37 Northern Iowa 17 Central Michigan 21 Michigan State
12 32 9 21 19 17 30 18 16 28 22 24 20 3 16 18
11 24 27
Oklahoma State Missouri Nebraska Syracuse
28 15 9 forfeit
1998 (16-5-0)
Coach Jack Spates 15th at NCAA 31 Central Oklahoma 40 Hofstra 3 Oklahoma State 25 Brown 31 Virginia 25 Wisconsin 27 North Carolina State 21 Arizona State 12 Michigan State 20 Lehigh 23 Iowa State 9 Nebraska 18 Arizona State 22 Iowa State 20 Nebraska 27 Cal Poly-SLO 32 Fresno State 9 Oklahoma State 29 Boise State 29 Missouri 28 Michigan State
1999 (18-5-1)
6 7 31 18 9 10 9 17 19 18 15 32 21 14 15 14 10 26 13 14 9
Coach Jack Spates Sixth at NCAA BIG 12 CHAMPIONS 36 Navy 6 16 Oklahoma State 24 37 Brown 6 35 Cal State Bakersfield 6 37 Wisconsin 3 41 Boston 3 25 Hofstra 12 36 Montana State Northern 9 13 Iowa 21 22 Penn State 12 18 Central Michigan 17 17 Iowa State 19 31 Nebraska 12 18 Iowa State 18 38 Oregon 6 27 Oregon State 9 17 Nebraska 18 15 Oklahoma State 19 36 Missouri 3 31 Cal Poly-SLO 8 24 Fresno State 12 41 Central Oklahoma 0 23 Arizona State 6 23 Michigan State 10
2000 (17-4-1)
Coach Jack Spates Fourth at NCAA 35 Central Oklahoma 16 Oklahoma State 36 Seton Hall 34 Hofstra 42 Fresno State 42 Cal Poly-SLO 36 North Carolina State 34 Northern Illinois 37 Brown 12 Iowa 34 Arizona State 38 Arizona State 23 Nebraska 15 Iowa State 26 Arizona State 13 Oklahoma State 18 Iowa State 27 Nebraska 38 Missouri Valley 16 Oklahoma State 33 Missouri 31 Michigan State
6 16 3 4 4 3 3 12 9 21 10 4 16 18 9 19 17 12 3 19 3 5
2001 (18-5-1)
Coach Jack Spates Fourth at NCAA 39 Central Oklahoma 13 Oklahoma State 42 Seton Hall 24 Oregon 37 Wyoming 35 Brown 27 Harvard 23 Northern Iowa 20 Arizona State 28 Cal Poly-SLO 21 Fresno State 36 Nebraska-Omaha 17 Iowa State 23 Edinboro 33 Penn State 18 Iowa 19 Michigan 29 Missouri Valley 19 Iowa State 32 Oregon State 34 Missouri 33 Nebraska 12 Oklahoma State 30 Michigan State
3 22 2 21 7 6 15 15 12 6 16 6 19 13 3 23 19 10 20 11 4 7 24 6
2002 (19-5-0)
Coach Jack Spates Third at NCAA BIG 12 CHAMPIONS 39 Central Oklahoma 38 Rutgers 36 Rider 15 Oklahoma State
7 3 6 18
42 40 21 30 17 19 14 33 29 46 23 30 40 31 26 33 8 38 23 38
Bacone North Carolin State Iowa State Lehigh Ohio State Michigan Iowa Harvard Navy Princeton Cornell Fresno State Cal Poly-SLO Northern Iowa Iowa State Nebraska Oklahoma State Arizona State Missouri Michigan State
6 7 15 9 19 21 17 9 9 3 9 6 3 6 16 12 17 6 12 3
2003 (11-7-2)
Coach Jack Spates Third at NCAA 50 Missouri Valley 16 Oklahoma State 46 North Carolina State 36 Harvard 15 Cornell 27 Navy 21 Arizona State 23 Fresno State 26 Cal Poly-SLO 20 West Virginia 19 Iowa State 18 Iowa 6 Oklahoma State 24 Oregon State 21 Oregon 20 Missouri
3 23 0 6 21 6 21 18 18 18 15 18 27 15 13 25
14 20 19 3
24 15 27 38
Michigan State Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma State
2004 (14-8)
Coach Jack Spates Ninth at NCAA 34 Missouri Valley 12 Oklahoma State 53 Bacone 33 Central Oklahoma 21 Cornell 21 Navy 16 Michigan 34 Cal Poly 30 Fresno State 30 Ohio State 10 Oklahoma State 19 Central Michigan 37 Minnesota
6 23 0 9 14 13 22 9 3 12 29 13 9
14 28 22 16 39 29 10 12 15
Penn State Hofstra Arizona State Iowa State North Carolina State Michigan State Oklahoma State Nebraska Missouri
20 15 18 19 3 6 26 25 21
2005 (11-7-2)
Coach Jack Spates Third at NCAA 34 Central Oklahoma 16 Oklahoma State 19 Army 20 Arizona State 26 Cal Poly-SLO 26 Fresno State 27 Penn State 24 Michigan 12 Illinois 37 Cleveland State 14 Lehigh 20 Central Michigan 6 Iowa State 35 Oregon State 30 Oregon 18 Missouri 15 Nebraska 13 Oklahoma State 31 Michigan State
3 21 12 17 6 10 13 12 21 3 29 19 30 6 22 14 16 18 10
2006 (11-6-1)
Coach Jack Spates Third at NCAA 32 Central Oklahoma 18 Lehigh 12 Oklahoma State 47 Clarion 47 Utah Valley State 33 Cal-State Fullerton 19 Cornell 15 Central Michigan 15 Iowa 50 Fresno State 36 Cal Poly 16 Iowa State 29 Arizona State 16 Missouri 19 Nebraska 26 Hofstra 12 Oklahoma State 24 Michigan State
6 18 23 0 4 12 15 19 21 0 8 19 13 17 16 15 21 11
2007 (11-7)
Coach Jack Spates Tied for 22nd at NCAA 43 Missouri Valley 55 Oklahoma City 20 Central Oklahoma 15 Oklahoma State 31 Cal Poly 55 Marion Military Institute 30 Navy 47 Utah Valley State 15 Central Michigan 15 Cornell 29 Oregon 9 Iowa State 31 Arizona State 14 Missouri 15 Nebraska 6 Oklahoma State 21 Hofstra 24 Michigan State
0 0 18 17 7 0 9 0 21 23 10 27 9 24 21 29 13 15
2008 (14-5)
Coach Jack Spates 39th at NCAA 47 Missouri Valley 44 Oklahoma City 50 Neosho CC 30 North Carolina State 9 Oklahoma State 27 Central Oklahoma 28 Navy 27 Cal-State Fullerton 27 North Carolina 29 Michigan State 17 Pittsburgh 21 Tenn-Chattanooga 15 Wisconsin 3 Iowa State 31 Arizona State 10 Missouri 9 Nebraska 32 Cal Poly 18 Oklahoma State
0 0 3 9 21 6 6 6 6 7 15 13 18 31 9 23 21 9 15
2009 (16-4)
Coach Jack Spates 31st at NCAA 39 Central Oklahoma 47 Oklahoma City 28 Old Dominion 18 Oklahoma State 35 Cal Poly 26 Cal-State Bakersfield 29 Cal-State Fullerton 27 North Carolina 32 Nebraska-Kearney 43 Appalachian State 35 Stanford 23 UT Chattanooga
0 0 6 15 7 12 7 3 7 3 3 14
22 36 15 38 12 15 21 6
Maryland Arizona State Iowa State North Carolina State Missouri Nebraska Michigan State Oklahoma State
15 7 23 6 18 18 8 27
2010 (16-3-1)
Coach Jack Spates Fifth at NCAA 27 Central Oklahoma 24 Arizona State 30 Oklahoma City 26 North Carolina State 16 Oklahoma State 27 Cal Poly 28 Bucknell 21 Virginia 16 Lehigh 22 Penn State 40 Northwestern 44 Harvard 36 Brown 34 Nebraska-Kearney 12 Iowa State 22 Nebraska 25 Missouri 33 Chattanooga 25 Oregon State 16 Oklahoma State
10 11 16 15 16 16 7 13 18 15 3 6 4 4 22 15 10 3 6 19
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2008, 09 1977,78 1937,38 2002 1999,00,01,02 1939 1927,29 1929,30,31 2000 1961,62,63 1970,71,72 1949 1973,74,75,77 1938 1986,88 1962,63 1965,66,67 1926,27,28 1930,31 1988,89,90 2006, 07 1954 1949 1964 1971,72 2000 1981 1969 1986,87,89,90 1925 1950,51,52 1966 1968,69,70 1971,72,73,74 1972 1973 1995,96 1934,35,36 1955,56 1987 1955,56 1970,71
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1965 1947 1982,83,84 2001 1993 1950,51,52 1995 1940 C
Cachero, Mike Callard, Jeff Calvert, David Calvert, Herbert Campbell, David Campbell, Don Carr, Billy Carson, Charles B. Carter, Wilbur E. Caruthers, Daniel Chaid, Dan Chamberlin, Joe Champeau, Floyd Childers, Earnest Chinn, Mike Cieleski, Doug Clark, Quincy Coleman, Steve Colin, Jim Comparin, Joe Cooke, Robert N. Cooper, F.M. Corbin, Tom Corr, Bert, Jr. Corr, Edwin G. Cotton, Larry Cramer, Jerry Cross, Cecil E. Crump, Leonce Cunningham, Hugh Curcio, Nick Curtis, Wally Cutchell, James
1970,71 1972,73,74,75 1957 1975,76 1959,60 1929 1935,36,37 1937 1961,62,63 2004 1983,84,85 1961,62 1940 1930,32 1974,75 2002 1993 1997 1955 2005, 06, 07 1925,26,27 1921,22 1970,71,72 1954,55,56 1955,56 1951,52 1970 1938 2001,02,04 1929 2001 1961 1977,78 D
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1929 1977,79 1972,73 1923,24 2004 2008 1976,78,79,80 1956,57,58 1940,41 1988,89,90 1983 1961,62,63 2007 1967 1984,85 1995, 96
Dodgen, David Dolph, Chancey H. Douglas, Melvin Durden, Witt Dyer, Justin
1980 1921 1982,83,84,85 2000,01,02, 03 2004,05,06 E
Eagleston, E.J. Eagleston, James R. Eagleston, John East, Joe Eckloff, Jeff Edgar, Rex Edgar, Tom Elrod, James W. Eubanks, Bo Eubanks, Elton Evans, Bryan S. Evans, Rick Evans, Tommy
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1952,53,54 1947,48 1967,68,69 1980 2004 1955,56,57 1961,62,63 1973,74 1996,97,98,99 1930,31,32 1977,78,79,80 1980 1951,52,54 2007, 08 2005 2002 2008, 09 1935 2008, 09 1985,86,87,88 2005, 06, 07, 08 1981 2009 1923 1933,34 1991,92,93,94 1991 1999,00,01,02 1939 1980,81,82,83 1934 1941 1925,27,28
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Green, Blair Green, Keith Gregory, Lawerence Grice, Matt Griffith, Larry Dee Grimes, Russell Gwinn, Richard L.
1992 1974,75,7 1958,60 2004 1977,78 1922,24 1959 H
Hager, Jake Hager, Ryan Hall, James T. Hallock, Jack Hammon, Gene Hammond, Scott Harris, Jack Harrison, Shawn Harrison, Stan Hart, Don L. Hatchet, Norman Russell Haugh, William Haxel, Dick Hays, Lindell Hazewinkel, Sam Hearon, D.N. Heckel, Joey Heierding, Randy Heinonen, Eric D. Henning, Greg Henry, Von Higgins, Darren Higgins, Robert L. Hinton, Josh Hill, Brian Hodge, Danny Holm, Sven Holman, Jay Hooks, Rodney Horwitz, Al Huddle, T.C. Hughes, Ralph
2003,04,05,06 1990,91,92,93 1979,80,81,83 1969 1933,34 1933,34 1970,71 1991,92,93,94 1962 1954,55,56 1973,74 1938 1965,66,67 1941 2004,05,06, 07 1952,53,54 1994,95,96 1970,71,74 1975 1976,77 1961,62 1984,85,86 1948 2007 1994,95 1955,56,57 1964,65 1974 1979 1941 1924 1934
I Inglis, Charles R. Inglis, William G. Ivins, Eric
1931,32 1925,26,27,28 1992,93,94,95 J
Jackson, Alvin Jackson, George F. Jackson, Lewis B. James, Franky James, Harry James, Jeff Jeffries, Jim Johnson, Glenn Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Ray Johnston, Brett Johnston, Roscoe H. Jones, Biff
1923,24 1950,51 1933 1996 1939,40 2008, 09 1972 1981 1983,84,85,86 1959,60 1964 1934 1996
Jones, Charles Jones, Rodney Jordan, Jeff Jourdan, Rico Jouret, Jason
2004,05 1996,97,98,99 1978,79,80 1991,92,93,94 1990 K
Kading, John Kale, Bill Kalkbrenner, Bill Kalpin, Joe Kearns, Tim Keas, William Keeley, Phil Keeley, Stan, R. Keeley, Tom Keiter, Charles B. Kelle, Aubrey F. Ketcham, Keith Kidd, Shane Kilgore, Rodney King, Jarrod Kjeldgaard, David Knecht, Brad Kopitar, Bruce Del Kramer, Tracy Krause, John
1994,95,96,97 1956 1973,74,75 1935,36 1974,75 1935,36,37 1961 1966,67,68,69 1968 1948,49 1949 1990 2004 1973,74,75,77 2006, 07 1998,99,00,01 2003 1978 1979 1995 L
Lam, Bill Lamar, James Walters Lambert, Mike Lambert, Steve Lambrecht, Josh Landrey, Bruce Lapotsky, Eric Laush, Larry Laviolette, John Lawrence, Harry D. Leach, Marvin Leach, O.O. Lee, Jay Leonard, Chance Leonard, Jason Lewis, Dale Lewis, Hardie Liggins, Granville Lightner, Michael Littleton, Tom Llanusa, Michael Lofton, Melvin Luttrell, Bill W. Lynes, Kelsey Lyons, Bobby Macias, Tony Mackey, Ron Mantooth, Lawrence Mapp, Robert Marcotte, Leonard Martin, Okum
1964,65,66 1922 1987 1989 2001,02,03 1967,68 2009 1969,70,71 1985,86 1924 1928,29 1929 1940 1989,90 1991,92,93,94 1959,60,61 1930,32 1967 1998,99,00,01 1959 1991 2002 1969,70,71 1976 1955,56,57 1960 1979 1928,29,30 1984,85 1947,48,49,50 1952
Martin, Terry Lynn Martin, Wayne Martineck, John Matthews, David C. Maturino, Rafael May, Waymon Maynes, Bo McCullough, Danny McDaniel, Robert McGlory, Cleo McGuire, David McKinney, Ed Lee Meek, Harold Mehlhorn, Ernie Melchiore, Joe Mendoza, Eric Messner, Eric Metzger, Andre Mickish, Roger Miles, James Miller, Demetrius Miller, Duwayne Miller, Leo Minogue, Tom Monday, Jim Monday, Mike Moore, Tony Morris, William H. Moskowitz, Jack Mullins, Mark Musgrave, Harm E.
1976 1934,35,36 1977,78 1936,37,38 2003,04 1997,98,99,01 2001,02,03 1975,77,78 1967,68 1967,68,69 1967,68,69 1923 1987,88,89 1950 1985,86,87 1991 1987,88 1979,80,81,82 1965,66,67 1939 2004 1959,60,61 1929,30 1996 1979,80 1979 2001 1936 1941 1974,76 1933 N
Neitenbach, Jerry Nelson, Floyd Nelson, Kenneth D. Nelson, Mark Edmond Neumann, Mark Neville, Nicholas Nielsen, Lewis Nix, John
1992 1934 1975,76,77,78 1978 1974,75,76,77 1984,85,86 1923 1992 O
O’Mara, Josef Okun, Martin
1989,90,91 1952
P
Palmer, Dave Palmer, Orville Parker, Nate Parker, Paul Parrish, Don Pasque, Roger Peck, Franklin Pennington, Tom Perez, Blue Perillo, Earle Pierce, Charles Pittman, Gregg Posa, Javier Povalac, Steve Powell, Jim
1984 1998,00 2002 1981,82,83 1969 1985,88,89 1974,75 1967 1995 1962,63 1951 1965 1992,93,95 1968 1947
Powell, Jim Presley, Carl
1947 1989
Q
Quigley, Kevin Michael
1973 R
Rambo, I.O. Ramos, Juan Randall, Zach Rankin, David Rayburn, Bryan Reece, Donald K. Reece, Harold Reid, Warren Rein, Steve Reynolds, Joe Rice, Bryan Ridings, Matt Ridley, Jack Riley, Mack Roberts, Wes Robertson, Charles H. Robertson, Port G. Robertson, Wayne W. Roesler, Gordon Roller, Michael Rollins, Mark Roman, Henry Rosebure, Kyle Ross, Gene Rowe, Will Rubenstein, Danny Ruth, Gregg Rynda, David
1949 2002 1995,96 1971,73 1951,52,53 1952,53 1952,53 1972,73 1985,86 1986,89,90 1966,67,68 2001,02 1938 1962 2003,04,05,06 1938 1935,36,37 1949 1956,57,58 1997,98 1987 2007, 2009 1989 1937,38,39 2006, 07, 08, 09 2003,04 1965 1982 S
Sager, Mike Sandler, Raymond C. Schaff, Jack Schreiner, Henry F. Schultz, David Schultz, Mark Sconce, Jim Scott, Ronald Scrimgeour, Donald Scrimgeour, Kyle Seat, Lester Sego, P.W. Seibert, Shane Sewell, T.J. Sharpe, Luke Shelton, Brian Shelton, Leonard Sheppard, Israel Shivers, Charles Siard, Bill Sisney, Vernon V. Skarzenski, Peter Smarr, Mason Smith, Ed J.
1964,65,66 1934 1933 1947,48,49 1981,82 1981,82,83 1988,89 1952,53 1991 1990,92,93 1971 1937 2007 1987,88,89,90 1966 2007, 08, 09 1957,58,59 1979,80,82 1968,69 1976 1933,35 1964 1939 1921
Smith, G.E. Smith, J.W. Smith, Kurt Smith, Phil Speer, Bill Splitt, Ritchie Stacy, James Stafford, Joe Stalcup, Randy Stanley, Jerry Stearns, Keith Stecker, Leger Stone, Hoy N. Stone, Shelby Storniolo, Matthew Street, Jason Stretch, Kurt Struve, Bill Studebaker, Don Sulaver, Randy Sullivan, Bernard Sullivan, Dale B. Sumter, R.O. Sutliff, Don Swan, Trey
1922 1940 1988 1951 1970,71 1990 1933,34 1987,88,89,90 1974 1964,66 1976,77,78 1947,48 1938,39,41 1980 2005,06, 07 1998 1988 1971,72 1956,57 2004,05 1955,57,58 1955,56,57,58 1926 1940 1996 T
Tanner, Jerry Tapia, Albert Tapler, Joel Tatum, Mark Taylor, William Teece, Lewis Terry, Chad Terry, Kyle Terry, Sidney C. Thomas, Edcar Thompson, Thomas Trigg, Frank Tucker, Byron Turner, Curtis, F.
1964 1963 2003,04,05 1984,85,86,88 1988 1927 2008, 09 2007, 09 1958,59,60 1979,80,81,82 1968,69 1996 1996,97,98,00 1932 V
Valdez, Dane Valdez, Shane Vance, David Varela, Alfredo Vernon, Seth Vernon, Shane
1996,97,98,99 1996,97,98,99 1993 1994,96 2009 2007, 2009
Wailes, E.D. Walden, Dewey Waldhaus, E.K. Walker, Dustin Waller, Robbie Waltermire, Fred Walton, Keith Ward, John Henry Ware, Teyon Watson, Doug
1921 1922,23,24 2004,05 2002 2000,01,02,03 1961 1985,86,87 1996,97,98,99 2003,04,05,06 1987
Watson, Kenneth Weatherall, James Webb, Edward M., Jr. Weiland, Stacy Weitzel, Joshua Wells, Wayne A. Westmoreland, Phillip White, Charles L. White, Gene White, Jimmy Whiteside, William Whitfield, Gerald Wilcox, John Will, Ralph Williams, Fred Williams, Steve Wilson, Keith Wise, Orville Word, Marshall Wright, Regan Wright, Terry Wyse, Clayton
1947,48,49,50 1950 1971,72 1989,90 2007, 08 1966,67,68 1963 1963 1953,54,58 1931,32 1933 1960,61 1924 1927 1958 1979,80,81,82 1999 1947,48,49,50 1936,37,38 1959,60 1970 1971 Y
Young, Arthur Kevin Young, Beny Young, Lee
1975,76,77 1939,40,41 1955,56,57 Z
Zimmer, Mark
1984
Bold denotes returning letterwinners.