Date ________ Opponent _________ TimeOct. 26 ______ Alumni Black & Gold (exh.) ___________ NTSNov. 1 _______ North Dakota State _______________ W, 23-9Nov. 3 _______ Daktronics/SDSU Open ___________ Six ChampsNov. 23 ______ Joe Parisi Open! _____________ Three ChampsDec. 6 ______ OHIO* ______________________ W, 23-10Dec. 14 ______ Northern Iowa Open ____________ Six ChampsJan. 1-2 ______ Southern Scuffle^ ____________ 5th, 102.5 pts.Jan. 11 ______ SIUE% _______________________ W, 40-0Jan. 19 ______ Central Michigan* _______________ W, 16-15Jan. 24 ______ No. 5 Northern Iowa* ______________ L, 24-10Jan. 25 ______ Northern Illinois* ________________ W, 31-0Jan. 30 ______ No. 6 Oklahoma ________________ W, 18-15Jan. 31 ______ No. 9 Oklahoma State _______________ L, 28-6Feb. 7 ______ BUFFALO* (Beauty and the Beast) 6:30 p.m.Feb. 8 ______ EASTERN MICHIGAN* ______________1 p.m.Feb. 16 ______ OLD DOMINION* __________________ TBAFeb. 21 ______ Kent State* ___________________ 5:30 p.m.March 8-9 ____ MAC Championships _______________ All DayMarch 20-22 ___ 2014 NCAA Championships ___________ All Day

All times listed are Central and subject to change.All Home Meets in Bold* - MAC Opponent ! - in St. Charles, Mo. ^ - in Chattanooga, Tenn. % - in Edwardsville, Ill.

Mid-American Conference Championships - Kent, Ohio2014 NCAA Championships - Oklahoma City, Okla.

2013-14 SCHEDULE Contact: Tony Randazzo v Office: 314-363-6627 v Cell: 314-363-6627E-mail: ajrandazzo@mizzou.edu v twitter.com/MizzouWrestling v facebook.com/MizzouWrestling

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WRESTLING INFORMATIONHead Coach: ............................................................................................... Brian Smith

Alma Mater: ...........................................................................Michigan State, 1990Record at Missouri: .........................................................................195-90-3 (15 years)Overall Record: ...............................................................................197-98-3 (16 years)Assistant Coaches: .....................................................Sammie Henson (Clemson, 1995).............................................................................................Joe Johnston (Iowa, 2006)Volunteer Assistant Coach ....................................... Nicholas Marable (Missouri, 2010)Director of Operations .................................................Todd Schavrien (Missouri, 2011)2012-13 Record: .....................................................................................................16-32013 MAC Tournament Finish .................................................................. 1st, 136.0 pts.2013 NCAA Finish: .................................................................................... 7th, 56.5 pts.Starters Returning/Lost: ...........................................................................................5/6NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: ..............................................................................5/6

Returning .................................................................................... Alan Waters (125) ..........................................................................................Drake Houdashelt (149) .................................................................................................. Kyle Bradley (157) ....................................................................................................... Zach Toal (165) ............................................................................................... Devin Mellon (HWT)

All-Americans Returning/Lost: .................................................................................2/3Returning .................................................................................... Alan Waters (125) ..........................................................................................Drake Houdashelt (149)

First Year of Wrestling ............................................................................................ 1923All-Time Overall Record .............................................................................. 533-393-14Highest NCAA Finish ..................................................................................... 3rd (2007)

The Missouri Gymnastics and Wrestling programs are set to host the eighth annual Beauty and the Beast meet this Friday at the Hearnes Center. Beginning at 6:30 p.m. CT, Tigers gymnastics hosts the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks, while wrestling squares off against Buffalo University.

Adult tickets for Friday’s meet are available for $5 each, while youth and seniors tickets can be purchased for $3 apiece. Hearnes Center gates and ticket office will open at 5:30 p.m. CT. For additional information on the Beauty and the Beast, contact the Mizzou Athletics ticket office at 1-800-CAT-PAWS.

Since 2007, the Beauty and the Beast meet has showcased two of the top sports programs at the University of Missouri. The meet consistently brings one of the top attendance marks of the season for each team, as fans have the opportunity to view both events on the same floor.

PREVIEWAfter two months of road competition, the No. 9 Missouri Tigers wrestling program finally returns home for a showdown with Buffalo. The Tigers (6-2, 3-1) look for their seventh win following a road split last week in Oklahoma. Mizzou defeated the sixth-ranked Sooners 18-15 last Thursday before falling to the No. 9 Oklahoma State Cowboys Friday night.

Mizzou has not hosted a wrestling event at home since the first-ever wrestling dual held at Jesse Hall in the center of the MU campus back on Dec. 6, 2013. Buffalo (2-13, 0-5) comes to Columbia, Mo. having lost six straight while still seeking their first MAC win of the season. The Tigers and Bulls have only wrestled head-to-head once, which occurred back in 2002 when Mizzou topped Buffalo 36-4 at the Cornell Duals.

BOUTCARD125: Barlow McGhee, Fr. (18-6) vs. Max Soria, R-Jr. (11-7) OR Mike Soria R-Jr. (13-5) 133: Matt Manley, RS Fr. (20-9) vs. Justin Farmer, Sr. (9-19) 141: No. 19 Lavion Mayes, RS Fr. (22-9) vs. Nick Flannery, Sr. (14-13) 149: No. 1 Drake Houdashelt, Jr. (27-1) vs. Ryan Todoroa, Fr. (5-18) 157: Joey Lavallee, Fr. (21-7) vs. Wally Maziarz, RS Jr. (11-13) 165: Jordan Gagliano, Sr. (20-4) vs. Tyler Rill, RS Fr. (12-14) 174: Mikey England, Jr. (15-9) vs. Rrok Ndokaj, RS Fr. (10-15) 184: Cody Johnston, So. (17-7) vs. Tony Lock, So. (16-11) 197: No. 3 J’den Cox, Fr. (26-2) vs. Angelo Malvestuto, RS Jr. (16-12) HWT: Devin Mellon, Jr. (18-9) vs. James Benjamin, Fr. (7-19)

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WHAT’S NEXTThe squad will be back in action Saturday afternoon versus fellow MAC-program Eastern Michigan. The Tigers have faced the Eagles twice in program history, winning both duals. The dual will take place at 1 p.m. from the Hearnes Center in Columbia, Mo.

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MISSOURI’S RANKED WRESTLERS125: Zach Synon 27th _____________ NCAA CoachesN.R. ___________ Wrestling ReportN.R. ________________ IntermatN.R. ____________W.I.N. MagazineN.R. _____________ The Open MatN.R. __________________ D1CW

133: Matt Manley 19th _____________ NCAA Coaches22nd __________ Wrestling ReportN.R. ________________ Intermat20th ___________W.I.N. MagazineN.R. _____________ The Open Mat23rd __________________ D1CW

141: Lavion Mayes 19th _____________ NCAA Coaches20th ___________W.I.N. Magazine20th _______________ Intermat19th ____________ The Open Mat19th __________________ D1CW18th __________ Wrestling Report

149: Drake Houdashelt1st ______________ NCAA Coaches1st ___________ Wrestling Report1st ____________W.I.N. Magazine1st _____________ The Open Mat1st ________________ Intermat1st __________________ D1CW

157: Joey Lavallee 27th _____________ NCAA Coaches24th __________ Wrestling ReportN.R. ____________W.I.N. MagazineN.R. _____________ The Open Mat24th __________________ D1CWN.R. ________________ Intermat

165: Zach Toal 8th _____________ NCAA Coaches13th ____________ The Open Mat10th __________________ D1CW6th ___________ Wrestling Report12th _______________ Intermat11th ___________W.I.N. Magazine

174: Mikey England 17th _____________ NCAA Coaches19th __________________ D1CWN.R. _____________ The Open Mat 21st ___________ Wrestling Report18th _______________ Intermat9th ____________W.I.N. Magazine

184: Johnny Eblen 12th _____________ NCAA Coaches16th ___________W.I.N. Magazine15th ____________ The Open Mat18th __________________ D1CW14th _______________ Intermat15th __________ Wrestling Report

197: J’den Cox 5th _____________ NCAA Coaches3rd _____________ The Open Mat3rd ___________ Wrestling Report3rd ________________ Intermat3rd ____________W.I.N. Magazine3rd __________________ D1CW

HWT: Devin Mellon 26th _____________ NCAA Coaches28th __________ Wrestling ReportN.R. __________________ D1CWN.R. ________________ IntermatN.R. ____________W.I.N. MagazineN.R. _____________ The Open Mat

NOTES ON MISSOURI’S PROJECTED STARTERS

Rank ________________ School1 ________________ Penn State 2 ________________ Minnesota 3 ____________________ Iowa 4 ___________________Cornell 5 ______________ Northern Iowa 6 ________________ Pittsburgh 7 _________________ Nebraska 8 _____________ Oklahoma State 9 ________________ MISSOURI 10 ________________Oklahoma 11 ________________ Michigan 12 _________________ Virginia 13 ________________Ohio State 14 ________________ Edinboro 15 ________________ Wisconsin 16 ______________ Virginia Tech 17 _______________ Iowa State 18 __________________ Illinois 19 ______________ Chattanooga 20 __________ North Dakota State

W.I.N. MAGAZINETPI RANKINGS

INTERMATTOURNAMENT RANKINGS

NWCA/USA TODAY COACHES POLL

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Rank ________________ School1 ________________ Penn State 2 ____________________ Iowa 3 ________________ Minnesota 4 _____________ Oklahoma State 5 ________________ Oklahoma 6 ___________________Cornell 7 _________________ Nebraska 8 ______________ Northern Iowa 9T _____________ Northwestern 9T _______________ MISSOURI 11 ________________Ohio State 12 ________________Ohio State 13 ________________ Edinboro 14 ________________ Michigan 15 __________________ Illinois 16 ________________ Wisconsin 17 ________________ Maryland 18 _______________ Iowa State 19 _______________ Pittsburgh 20 _________________ Indiana

Rank ________________ School1 ________________ Penn State 2 ____________________ Iowa 3 ________________ Minnesota 4 _________________Oklahoma 5 _____________ Oklahoma State 6 ___________________Cornell 7 _________________ Nebraska 8 ______________ Northern Iowa 9 _________________ Edinboro 10 _____________ Northwestern 11 _______________ MISSOURI 12 _____________ Northwestern 13 __________________ Illinois 14 ________________ Maryland 15 ________________Ohio State 16 _______________ Iowa State 17 ________________ Wisconsin 18 _________________ Virginia 19 _________________ Indiana 20 _______________ Pittsburgh

Rank ________________ School1 ________________ Penn State2 ________________ Minnesota 3 ____________________ Iowa 4 _____________ Oklahoma State 5 ______________ Northern Iowa 6 _________________Oklahoma 7 ___________________Cornell8 _________________ Nebraska 9 _________________Ohio State 10 _______________ Pittsburgh11 _______________ MISSOURI 12 __________________ Illinois 13 _________________ Virginia 14 ________________ Edinboro 15 ________________ Michigan 16 ________________ Wisconsin17 _____________ Northwestern 18 _______________ Iowa State 19 ______________ Virginia Tech20 ______________ Oregon State

125: Barlow McGhee Boasts a solid 5-2 dual record as a true freshman.

133: Matt Manley Cracks the top-20 at 133 pounds in NCAA Coaches panel rankings. Signature win against No. 5 Ryan Mango (Stanford) at Southern Scuffle.

141: Lavion Mayes Topped 2012 All-American Nick Lester of Oklahoma with a 6-4 decison, his first career win over a ranked opponent.

149: Drake Houdashelt Maintained top-spot at 149 pounds with decisions over No. 2 Kendric Maple and No. 7 Josh Kindig, which earned him MAC Wrestler of Week honors. Leads all Tigers in wins (27) and bonus-point victories (17).

157: Joey Lavallee Is third true freshman to make it into dual lineup.

165: Zach Toal Having a consistent season at 165, with three of his four losses coming against the top-3 grapplers in his weight class.

174: Mikey England He, along with J’den Cox, are only Tigers to compete in every dual this season.

184: Johnny Eblen Is 4-1 in duals this season after dropping his last contest to No. 5 Ryan Loder of UNI.

197: J’den Cox Climbed to No. 3 in nation after a 6-1 decision over Oklahoma’s No. 3 Travis Rutt. Leads all all Tigers in takedowns (16) and backpoints with five nearfalls in dual action.

HWT: Devin Mellon Topped No. 16 Ross Larson of Oklahoma to power the Tigers to an 18-15 upset over No. 6 Oklahoma.

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UPDATED RECORDSProjected Starters

Wt. Wrestler Season Dual Career125 Barlow McGhee 18-6 5-2 18-6133 Matt Manley 20-9 3-4 20-9141 Lavion Mayes 22-9 4-2 22-9149 Drake Houdashelt 27-1 6-1 86-20157 Joey Lavallee 21-7 2-3 21-7165 Zach Toal 20-4 4-1 87-47174 Mikey England 15-9 4-4 47-29184 Johnny Eblen 18-7 4-1 69-22197 J’den Cox 26-2 7-1 26-2HWT Devin Mellon 18-9 5-3 58-27

Wt. Wrestler Season Dual Career141 Le’Roy Barnes 0-0 0-0 76-17141 Cole Baumgartner 14-8 0-0 14-8197 Tyler Berg 5-4 0-0 5-4174 Nick Boone 10-8 0-0 0-0125 Boomer Boyd 0-0 0-0 27-18141 Tony DeAngelo 27-10 0-0 27-10165 Jordan Gagliano 24-11 0-3 76-32165 Jon Goerke 4-10 0-0 0-0197 Justin Heberlie 15-10 0-0 29-17125 Cody Hummer 16-13 0-0 16-13141 Trevor Jauch 16-4 0-2 38-11174 Cody Johnston 17-7 1-2 36-13141 James Krischke 17-9 0-0 0-0157 Matthew Lemanowicz 14-8 1-0 14-8141 Robbie Mathers 8-4 0-0 0-0 197 Willie Miklus 17-6 0-0 0-0149 Blake Pepper 22-8 0-0 22-8165/174 Ty Prazma 17-5 0-0 73-22141 Brandon Rice 13-10 0-0 13-10133 Taylor Ronan 0-9 0-0 9-35133 Austin Roper 11-8 0-0 11-8 125 Zach Synon 27-9 0-1 27-9184 BJ Toal 17-7 0-0 0-0149 Herman Travis 5-10 0-0 0-0174 Parker Von Egidy 18-10 0-0 0-0133 Alan Waters 1-2 0-0 101-13157 Patrick Whitener 8-11 0-0 8-11141 Trevor Wiest 7-5 0-0 56-26133 Eric Wilson 24-7 1-0 84-39

PRONUNCIATIONCole Baumgartner _________________ bom-gart-nerJordan Gagliano __________________ GAG-lee-on-ohJon Goerke __________________________ gor-keyJustin Heberlie _____________________ heb-er-leeDrake Houdashelt _________________ how-duh-sheltTrevor Jauch __________________________ yowkJames Krishke _______________________ krish-keyMatthew Lemanowicz ______________ leh-man-o-witsLavion Mayes ________________________ luh-vonZach Synon ___________________________ si-nonTrevor Wiest __________________________WEEST

JUNIOR DRAKE HOUDASHELT NAMED MAC W.O.W FOR 2ND TIMEJunior Drake Houdashelt protected his spot atop the rankings at 149 pounds with two top-10 victories, claiming Mid-American Conference honors on the way.

The MAC announced in the afternoon of Feb. 5 that Houdashelt was named the Conference’s Wrestler of the Week following wins over No. 2 Kendric Maple (Oklahoma) and No. 7 Josh Kindig (Oklahoma State). This marks the second time that Houdashelt has claimed MAC-honors this season (Dec. 19) and the third of his career.

Houdashelt topped Maple Thursday night in Norman, Okla., to help power the Tigers to an 18-15 upset over the No. 6-Sooners. He then picked up his third win of the season over Kindig the following night by way of a 4-0 decision. His 27 wins are tied for the lead among Tiger grapplers this year, with a team-leading 17 coming in bonus point territory.

Freshman J’den Cox was also a MAC W.O.W. nominee this week after his impressive 6-1 decision over No. 3 Travis Rutt of Oklahoma.

SMITH CLOSES IN ON 200TH WIN AT MIZZOUIn his 16th year at the helm of the Missouri Wrestling program, Head Coach Brian Smith finds himself five wins away from his 200th career win as the Tigers head coach. During his tenure, Smith has coached three wrestlers to four NCAA Championships, and has witnessed 31 All-Americans come through his program. After posting a 16-3 dual record in 2012-13, Smith had led Mizzou to its 12th-consecutive winning season.

Smith is only three wins away from his 200th career victory as a head coach, with two of his career wins coming in the 1997-98 season when he was coaching at Syracuse.

TENTH-RANKED TIGERS CAN’T SOLVE NO. 6 COWBOYSJust a day removed from an 18-15 victory over No. 6 Oklahoma, the No. 10 Tigers fell short to the ninth-ranked Oklahoma State Cowboys, 28-6. Junior Drake Houdashelt and freshman standout J’den Cox picked up the Tiger wins at Gallagher-IBA Arena Friday night, both over ranked opponents.

Down 10 points after the first three weights, Houdashelt put the Tigers on the board with a 4-0 decision over No. 7 Josh Kindig. Houdashelt’s victory was his third over Kindig this season, with the previous coming by way of a 10-2 major decision at the Joe Parisi Open, followed by a 5-3 decision in the semis at the Southern Scuffle. His 27 victories on the season now ties him for the team high. The O’Fallon, Mo.-native, ranked No. 1 in the nation at 149 pounds, defeated No. 2 Kendric Maple of Oklahoma on Thursday to hold on to the top spot.

No. 5-Cox picked up his 16th win in his last 17 bouts with a 9-3 decision over Nolan Boyd, who replaced OSU’s No. 10 Blake Rosholt in the starting lineup. Cox climbed out to an early 5-0 lead with a takedown and three backpoints in the first period, and added a third period takedown to seal the decision. Boyd ranks No. 19 by Intermat at 184 pounds.

NO. 10-TIGERS KNOCK OFF NO. 6-SOONERS, 18-15After a full 10 matches, the tenth-ranked Tigers will leave Norman, Okla., on Thursday night with a 18-15 win over the No. 6 Sooners under their belt. Fueled by top-10 victories from Drake Houdashelt and J’den Cox, and sealed by a Devin Mellon decision over No. 16 Ross Larson at heavyweight, Brian Smith’s squad improved to 6-1 on the season. The win was the program’s 11th over the Sooners all-time.

Down 15-12 with only two bouts remaining, true freshman J’den Cox and junior heavyweight Devin Mellon found a way to put the Tigers back on top. Cox, ranked fifth at 197 pounds, further engraved his name among the nation’s elite by way of a 6-1 decision over the nation’s third-ranked Travis Rutt. Cox’s win was his fifth over wrestlers ranked higher than him this season at 197 pounds. The decision knotted the dual up at 15-a-piece, with the deciding bout up next at heavyweight.

The Tigers needed a Devin Mellon victory, and he answered the call, winning by decision 6-0 over No. 16 Ross Larson. Mellon scored first, which proved to be all that he would need over the Sooner’s heavyweight. Mellon led 2-0 after the first three minutes, scoring a takedown on a Larson mistake. He would add an escape and another takedown in the second, and would win by decision 6-0 with 3:07 of riding time.

Mizzou won six of 10 matches Thursday evening, all by decision. Among those victors were Lavion Mayes and Drake Houdashelt, as both disposed of their ranked counterpart. At 141 pounds, Mayes won his first collegiate bout over a former All-American, topping Oklahoma’s No. 15 Nick Lester 6-4. Lester gained All-American status in 2012. The No. 1-Houdashelt followed suit, squeaking past No. 2 Kendric Maple with a 3-2 decision at 149 pounds. Mizzou’s junior captain improves to 26-1 on the season, and now has wins against Maple and Minnesota’s Nick Dardanes, who both have held the top-spot at 149 pounds this season.

The Tigers also received decisions from true freshman Barlow McGhee, a 3-1 win over Sean Williams, and junior Mikey England, who topped Derek Geiges, 6-1.

TIGER STYLE SHUTS OUT NIU, 31-0A young Mizzou Wrestling program was forced to quickly forget about their first dual loss of the season Friday night, and did so by way of a 31-0 shutout victory versus MAC-foe Northern Illinois on Saturday afternoon. All 10 Tigers to touch the mat emerged victorious, including a major decision victory by sophomore Cody Johnston in his first career start.

Missouri Head Coach Brian Smith gave Johnston the nod at 184 pounds Saturday afternoon, and the Tiger sophomore didn’t

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disappoint. Johnston was a scoring machine early on, tallying three takedowns and two nearfalls en route to a 13-3 major decision over Caleb Busson, the only bonus point victory on the day. It was his first major decision of the season, and his 11th win in bonus point territory. Johnston was the 18th grappler to make a dual start for the Tigers in six dual meets.

With five freshmen in Mizzou’s starting lineup, many young Tigers are starting to grow up quickly, especially after the adversity they faced Friday night in Northern Iowa. Freshman Joey Lavallee went 2-0 on the road trip thanks in large part to a takedown with 11 seconds remaining at 157 pounds. Northern Illinois’ Andrew Morse led 3-2 with riding time locked up, and Lavallee found a way to wrap him up with just seconds left. The bout went to overtime, where Lavallee only needed 10 more seconds for a takedown in sudden victory.

Heavyweight Devin Mellon closed out Saturday’s matinee dual with a 2-1 overtime victory in what was a big matchup with possible implications for the MAC Conference Championships in March. Mellon and NIU’s Jared Torrence traded escapes in the first seven minutes to send the bout to overtime tied at one-a-piece. Mellon and Torrence would go to a tiebreaker, where Mellon would escape and then proceed to keep Torrence from getting his own escape for the win. Mellon, tabbed No. 2 at heavyweight in the conference, backed up his ranking by topping Torrence, ranked No. 3 in the MAC.

NO. 7-TIGERS DROP TOP-10 TEST TO NO.7-UNI, 24-10For the first time in 2013-14, the No. 7 Mizzou Wrestling program fell short in dual play at the hands of Northern Iowa, 24-10. The Tigers won three bouts on the night, highlighted by the first career dual win at 157 pounds for Joey Lavallee.

Mizzou had a chance to cut an early 6-0 deficit in half at 141 pounds in a matchup between sophomore Trevor Jauch and UNI’s No. 19 Joey Lazor. Jauch started the second period in the down position, where he would escape and get a takedown on his ranked counterpart for a 3-0 lead. Lazor would answer in the third, however, with a quick reversal, closing the gap to 3-2. With less than 20 seconds remaining, Jauch was hit with his second stalling call, and as time expired Lazor wrapped him up for two more, and the match. Lazor’s 5-4 decision increased UNI’s lead to 9-0, a gap that the Tigers could never overcome.

Junior Drake Houdashelt, tabbed the top 149-pounder in the land, put Mizzou on the board with a 12-4 major decision over Tyler Patten, thanks to three third period takedowns. Lavallee followed suit at 157, with his first collegiate dual win. The Tiger true freshman was a hammer on top, accumulating 3:51 of riding time in a 4-1 win over Jarrett Jensen to close UNI’s lead to 9-7.

The Tigers only other victory came at 197, an 8-1 decision for J’den Cox at the hands of UNI’s Basil Minto.

Upsets at 165 and 174 pounds put the Tigers in a hole that they couldn’t climb out of. Senior Zach Toal, ranked 8th by USA Today/AWN, fell to No. 10 Cooper Moore, 6-2. Then at 174, UNI’s Cody Caldwell turned No. 18 Mikey England for backpoints in the third en route to a 10-7 win. Missouri lost three matches that were tied or they held the lead headed into the third period on Friday night.

LAVALLEE IS THIRD TRUE FRESHMAN TO GET DUAL STARTHead Coach Brian Smith opted to remove the redshirt off of freshman Joey Lavallee, who got his first collegiate start at 157 pounds for the Tigers. Lavallee wrestled No. 20 Luke Smith of Central Michigan tough, giving up only an escape to Smith in the second. Smith added two backpoints with two seconds remaining in the third, and won by decision, 4-0.

Lavallee is the third true freshman to make his way into the starting lineup this season, following fellow teammates J’den Cox and Barlow McGhee. Lavallee hails from Reno, Nev., where he was a four-time state champion in Nevada.

COX’S MAJOR DECISION HELPS TIGERS EDGE CENTRAL MICHIGANThe No. 7 Missouri Tigers slid past conference-rival Central Michigan 16-15 on Sunday (Jan. 19), thanks in large part to a bonus point victory from true freshman J’den Cox. Cox and the Tigers took an early 10-0 lead and never surrendered it to the Chippewas, who found a way to climb back to within a point twice. Both squads won five matches a piece on the afternoon.

Cox (22-2) put up nine quick points versus Jackson Lewis at 197 pounds, thanks to a flurry of backpoints in the first moments of the bout. He added a second-period escape and a point for riding time, taking the match 11-0. Cox’s win was his sixth major decision of the season, and his 12th in bonus points. Mizzou improves to 4-0 on the season and 2-0 in MAC play as they avenge a 17-16 loss to the Chippewas from last year.

TIGERS SHUTOUT SIUE TO EXTEND 15-YEAR WINNING STREAKThe seventh-ranked Mizzou Tigers (3-0) extended their winning streak to 13 dual wins over a 15-year period with a 40-0 victory over the SIU-Edwardsville Cougars (3-9) Saturday night (Jan. 11). Redshirt freshmen Blake Pepper and Matthew Lemanowicz both won their collegiate debuts, posting back-to-back pins at 149 and 157 pounds, respectively.

Pepper met up with SIUE’s Karsten Van Velsor, who he defeated in the finals at the Joe Parisi Open earlier this season, 9-7. The two traded a flurry of points throughout the first period, as Pepper took Van Velsor down first before being reversed eight seconds later. Pepper regained the lead quickly though with a reversal of his own, and added a takedown halfway through the frame to take a 6-3 advantage after three minutes. The Mizzou redshirt freshman started on bottom in the second, and escaped before scoring another two-point takedown. Pepper held Van Velsor down, and finally turned him onto his back for a pin at 4:02.

Immediately after at 157 pounds, redshirt freshman Matthew Lemanowicz followed suit with a pin of his own in what was his dual collegiate debut as well. Lemanowicz carried a 4-1 lead into the third period over Logun Taylor before reversing and adding two

CONFERENCE TITLESMissouri Wrestlers With Two or More

Conference Titles

Name Weight YearsVon Robbins 175 1929/1930Shaon Fry 167 1993/1994Ben Askren 174 2004/06/07Maxwell Askren 197 2007/2008Nicholas Marable 165 2008/09/10Dom Bradley* HWT 2011/13Alan Waters* 125 2012/13Drake Houdashelt* 157/149 2012/13

*Won titles in Big 12 and MAC

Missouri Wrestlers With One Conference Title

Name Weight YearsGuy Sappington 135 1928Marvin Fender HWT 1934John Sondereggor 150 1984Sam Henson 118 1991Jeremey Lay HWT 1994Kenny Liddell 142 1995Joe Wier 177 1996Tyron Woodley 165 2003Scott Barker 184 2003Kenny Burleson 157 2004Jeff Foust 197 2004Raymond Jordan 184 2007Marcus Hoehn 141 2009Todd Schavrien 141 2011Zach Toal 165 2012Mike Larson 184 2012Nathan McCormick 133 2013

MAC INDIV. RANKINGS

Name Weight RankMatt Manley 133 T-FourthDrake Houdashelt 149 FirstZach Toal 165 FirstMikey England 174 ThirdJohnny Eblen 184 ThirdJ’den Cox 197 SecondDevin Mellon HWT Second

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more on a takedown versus his SIUE counterpart. With under a minute to go, Lemanowicz rolled Taylor into danger, and at the 6:10 mark, the official smacked the mat and awarded the fall. The two pins increased the Tigers lead to 22-0 before a quick intermission.

True freshman J’den Cox also added a pin at 197 pounds with a cradle over Chris Johnson with less than 30 seconds to go in the first period.

Saturday’s victory is the Tigers’ third shutout in the past two seasons, as the Tigers blanked Old Dominion and Baker in 2012-13. The win also increases Mizzou’s all-time record versus SIUE to 21-4, and marks the 13th straight victory over the Cougars over a 15-year span. The two squads have faced off the past four seasons, with the Tigers outscoring SIUE, 173-3.

HOUDASHELT, COX LEAD TIGERS TO FIFTH PLACE AT SCUFFLEThe seventh-ranked Mizzou Wrestling team took fifth place with 102.5 team points in a very competitive field that included three of the nation’s top five teams at the Southern Scuffle on Thursday (Jan. 2). Seven Tigers placed in the top-8 of their respective brackets, including junior Drake Houdashelt and true freshman J’den Cox. Houdashelt pinned the nation’s top-ranked 149-pounder Nick Dardanes from Minnesota to win in the finals. Cox solidified his status as one of the nation’s elite by defeating Penn State’s No. 3 Morgan McIntosh twice Thursday en route to a third place finish.

Houdashelt’s bout with Dardanes is a possible matchup later in March at the NCAA Championships as Houdashelt, the nation’s No. 2 149-pounder, pinned Dardanes in 2:52 Thursday evening. Houdashelt had great mat awareness as he locked up a cradle on the edge, barely keeping his toes in bounds. Houdashelt reserved his spot in the championship bout with a 5-3 decision over Josh Kindig of Oklahoma State, his second victory over Kindig this season. The Tiger junior is now a team-best 22-1 on the season.

At 197 pounds, Cox defeated Penn State’s Morgan McIntosh with an 8-2 decision in the third place match, scoring on a takedown, reversal, and a three-point nearfall after putting McIntosh in a cradle. His third place win was the second defeat over No. 3 McIntosh on the day, as Cox and McIntosh met in the quarterfinals with Cox winning 2-0. Mizzou’s true freshman was a takedown away from having his own birth in the championship round, dropping his semifinal match in sudden victory to No. 2 Kyven Gadson of Iowa State.

Along with Houdashelt and Cox, five Tigers placed at the event. Zach Synon (6th), Matt Manley (8th), Kyle Bradley (8th), Zach Toal (4th), and Mikey England (8th) all placed in the top-8 in their respective brackets.

HOUDASHELT CLAIMS FIRST CONFERENCE ACCOLADEMissouri junior Drake Houdashelt rolled through his bracket en route to his third open title of the year at the Northern Iowa Open in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Houdashelt won all five bouts on the day in bonus point land (2 TFs, 1 pin, 2 MDs), outscoring his counterparts 88-19 on the afternoon. Houdashelt responded well after his first loss of the season to Tywan Claxton of Ohio earlier this month. He ranks No. 3 in the nation at 149 pounds, a weight class that has been a game of musical chairs in the top-5 so far this year. He heads to the Southern Scuffle in early January boasting a 16-1 record, with 14 of those wins coming with bonus points.

SIX CHAMPS CROWNED AT UNI OPENThe eighth-ranked Missouri Tigers wrestling program continues to crown champions this season, placing first in six of 10 weight classes at the UNI Open Saturday in Cedar Falls, Iowa. In the final event of the 2013 calendar year, 10 Tigers advanced to the finals, and a total of 19 grapplers finished in the top-5 of their respective brackets. Mizzou has had six champions one other time this season, in early November at the Daktronics Open on South Dakota State’s campus.

Among the champions were Eric Wilson (133), Trevor Jauch (141), Drake Houdashelt (149), Kyle Bradley (157), Zach Toal (165) and J’den Cox (197). In addition, nine Tigers placed third, fourth or fifth.

MIZZOU, ST. LOUIS SPORTS COMMISSION TO HOST NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 2015, 2017The NCAA announced December 11, 2013, that it has awarded the City of St. Louis with two more NCAA Wrestling Championships. Missouri will partner with the St. Louis Sports Commission to host the 2015 and 2017 NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Scottrade Center in downtown St. Louis.

The Scottrade Center has already played host to six NCAA Wrestling Championships since the turn of the century, housing the event in 2000, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009 and 2012. In 2012, St. Louis set the NCAA Wrestling Championships record in attendance with 109,450 patrons attending during the three-day tournament. In fact, St. Louis owns four of the top-5 attendance numbers in NCAA Wrestling Championship history. The committee chose St. Louis because of the city’s proven ability to host the tournament and the site’s popularity among coaches and student-athletes.

“To me, it is like Christmas came early,” said Missouri Head Coach Brian Smith. “Getting to co-host our 7th and 8th NCAA’s in the best facility and city - St. Louis - it’s outstanding. College wrestling fans love the event in St. Louis and the NCAA has most certainly listened.

The University of Missouri hosted the past six wrestling championships in St. Louis and will once again assist the St. Louis Sports Commission in overseeing the organizing committee. The tournaments will be held March 19-21, 2015, and March 16-18, 2017.

“I know Chris Roseman and his people at the St. Louis Sports Commission go above and beyond to make this event something special, not only for the fans but for the student-athlete,” said Smith. “Their work in the recent years has made St. Louis the City for

Members of Missouri’s 100-Win Club

Name Number Yr. EnteredBen Askren 153 2006Wes Roper 131 1981Shaon Fry 127 1993Kenny Liddelll 127 1994Raymond Jordan 123 2008Matt Pell 122 2006Kenny Burleson 119 2004Nick Marable 116 2009Brent Haynes 113 2013Tyron Woodley 110 2005Brad Cieleski 109 2005John Kopnisky 106 2002Jeremy Spates 106 2004Dom Bradley 105 2013Max Askren 104 2010Joe Spinazzola 102 1984Dave Young 102 1982Alan Waters 101 2013Mike Larson 101 2013Jeff Urban 101 2000Rick Romeo 100 1982Michael Chandler 100 2009

100-WIN CLUB

Date Name School Wt.Nov. 13 Phil Wellington OHIO 197Nov. 22 Cooper Moore UNI 165Nov. 27 Ian Miller KSU 157Dec. 4 Joe Colon UNI 133Dec. 12 Knodor Hoballah EMU 184Dec. 19 Drake Houdashelt MU 149Jan. 9 Chris Mecate ODU 141Jan. 15 Caleb Marsh KSU 174Jan. 22 Mike Ottinger CMU 174Jan. 29 Ryan Loder UNI 184Feb. 5 Drake Houdashelt MU 149

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MISSOURIWRESTLING-6NCAA Wrestling Championships.”

An intense multi-event bid process culminated Wednesday with the announcement that St. Louis will host eight NCAA championships between 2015 and 2018. Events awarded to St. Louis include the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, Division II Wrestling Championships, Women’s Gymnastics Championships, Women’s Ice Hockey Frozen Four, and the Women’s Bowling Championship.

NO. 9 MIZZOU DROPS JESSE HALL CURTAIN ON OHIOThe 9th-ranked Missouri wrestling program defeated the Ohio Bobcats 23-10 in Jesse Hall Auditorium Friday night in a catfight for supremacy in the newly renovated Mid-American Conference. The Tigers improved to 2-0 on the young season while serving the Bobcats (3-1) their first dual loss. It was the Tiger freshmen that led the ninth-ranked Tigers to victory Friday, with consecutive wins from youngsters Barlow McGhee, Matt Manley and Lavion Mayes.

With the squad trailing 7-4, McGhee and company would regain the lead with three straight victories, highlighted by a Mayes 12-3 major decision in his first career dual start.

The suprise of the night came at 149 pounds, where No. 18 Tywan Claxton topped No. 1 Drake Houdashelt by decision, 5-3. The loss was Houdashelt’s first of the year, and came just a week after claiming the nation’s top-spot at 149 pounds.

This particular wrestling dual marked the first athletic event inside the University’s historic Jesse Hall. Nearly 800 Mizzou patrons attended the dual. This year’s Clash of the Cats at Jesse served as a trial run for what could become an annual Mizzou Wrestling tradition.

TRIO OF TIGERS WIN TITLES AT JOE PARISI OPENThe Mizzou wrestling program wrapped up a successful weekend at the Joe Parisi Open, hosted by Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Mo. In all, three Tiger grapplers claimed individual titles at their respective weight classes, highlighted by freshman J’den Cox’s second collegiate tournament win is as many tries at 197 pounds. Also, junior Drake Houdashelt claimed the title at 149 pounds and redshirt freshman Lavion Mayes was crowned champion at 141 pounds.

Cox, a hometown kid who attended Hickman High School last year, was seeded second in his bracket and earned pair of falls and a technical fall on his way to the championship bout. He faced off against Oklahoma State’s Blake Rosholt, the seventh-ranked wrestler in the weight class by Intermat. Cox controlled the bout throughout and pulled away with a 7-3 decision.

Houdashelt was seeded first in his bracket at 149 pounds and earned a pair of falls and a major decision on his way to the finals where he defeated Joshua Kindig of Oklahoma State in a 10-2 major decision. Mayes was sensational as well at 141 pounds, earning three straight decisions to reach the semifinals in the bracket. He then pinned Iowa’s Ethan Owens to advance to the finals and pinned Anthony Collica of Oklahoma State in the finals.

MIZZOU SIGNS FOUR TO 2014-15 CLASSA year after signing the nation’s No. 2-ranked recruiting class, the Tigers announced on Nov. 19th that four more student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent to wrestle for the University of Missouri. The four athletes joining the Tigers program for the 2014-15 season are Sam Crane (Columbia, Mo.), John Erneste (Kansas City, Mo.), Daniel Lewis (Blue Springs, Mo.) and Jacob Semple (Waynesville, Mo). The four athletes bring with them many high school accolades, including four state championships.

Crane joins the Tigers from Rock Bridge High School, right down the road from Mizzou’s campus. He brings with him one Missouri state title while being a finalist in all three years. He hopes to be a four-time finalist this season in his senior campaign.

Erneste hails from Park Hill in Kansas City, Mo., which has already produced some of Missouri’s top-talent in Alan Waters and Johnny Eblen. He is not only a student on the mat, but off the mat as well, and is sure to contribute to the program in many ways.

Lewis is arguably the most decorated wrestler that the Tigers will add next season, bringing in three state titles with a possible fourth in the near future. Ranked inside the top-35 among incoming freshman, Lewis boasts a career high school record of 136-4 in just three seasons.

Semple was a three-sport athlete for Waynesville High School, and will compete at heavyweight in his years at Mizzou. He’s ranked as the top senior-heavyweight in the state of Missouri.

SIX TIGERS TOP PODIUM AT SOUTH DAKOTA STATE OPEN The No.16-ranked Missouri Tigers placed 23 wrestlers out of 34 entrants at the 21st Annual Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open on Nov. 3.

Freshman J’den Cox (Columbia, Mo.) dominated throughout his five tournament matches to win the 197-pound championship. Cox earned three major decisions and technical fall on Sunday and tallied 61 points in the bracket overall. Cox took down Northern Illinois wrestler Shawn Scott 14-4 in the championship bout.

Matt Manley (Perry, Okla.) became the second freshman to win when he captured the 133-pound championship. In six matches throughout the day, Manley held his opponents to a total of one point, including a pin over SMSU’s Justin Stevens. Manley defeated Northern Illinois’ Jordan Northrup for the tournament championship 3-0.

ALL-AMERICANS (31)

Name Weight YearsTerril Williams 150 1977Keith Whelan 126 1979David Miller 167 1979Khris Whelan 126, 134 1980, 1983Dave Young 177 1981, 1982Wes Roper 150 1982John Sonderegger 150 1984Joe Spinnazola 118 1984Mark Cody 190 1985Craig Martin 167 1987Charlie Sherertz 190 1988Bobby Crawford 118 1990Sam Henson 118 1991Greg Warren 158 1991Kenny Liddell 142 1992, 1995Shaon Fry 167 1993, 1994Mike Collins 158 1995Mike Harp 142 1998Scott Barker 197, 184 2002, 2003Tyron Woodley 165 2003, 2005Ben Askren 174 2004-2007Jeremy Spates 149 2004Kenny Burleson 157 2004Matt Pell 184, 165 2005, 2007Tyler McCormick 133 2006, 2007Nick Marable 165 2008, 2009Raymond Jordan 184, 174 2008, 2009Max Askren 197, 184 2008-2010Michael Chandler 157 2009Mark Ellis HWT 2009, 2010Dom Bradley HWT 2011, 2013Todd Schavrien 141 2011Alan Waters 125 2013Nathan McCormick 133 2013Drake Houdashelt 149 2013Mike Larson 184 2013

MISSOURIWRESTLING-7Sophomore Trevor Jauch (Crystal Lake, Ill.) pinned a pair of opponents in the first period of the opening matches at 141 pounds. Jauch became the second Tiger to take home hardware when he defeated Nebraska’s Anthony Abidin 5-3 in the title match.

Junior Drake Houdashelt (O’Fallon, Mo.), a 2013 All-American, cruised to a first-place victory at 149 pounds. Houdashelt faced six opponents and recorded two technical falls, two pins and a major decision victory on the day. He clinched the tournament championship with a 9-3 victory over Nebraska’s Jake Sueflohn.

Senior Zach Toal (Sidney, Ohio) opened with a 11-3 major decision victory over Jesse Punchochar in the second round of 165 pounds. Toal notched two more wins before defeating teammate Jordan Gagliano in the championship match 15-3. It was the only weight class that featured Tiger wrestlers in the top two of their weight class.

Junior Johnny Eblen (Kansas City, Mo.) held his opponents to two points on the day in the 184-pound category. Eblen recorded four decision victories and one technical fall. He defeated Minnesota’s Brett Pfarr in the championship bout by decision, 7-0.

Three other Tiger wrestlers were finalists in their weight classes. Aside from Gagliano, heavyweight Devin Mellon and 174-pounder Mike England took second place.

TIGERS TRUMP BISON IN SEASON OPENER, 23-9The 16th-ranked Missouri Tigers took to the mat for the first time in 2013-14, taking the season opener 23-9 at the hands of the North Dakota State Bison. Mizzou won seven of the first eight bouts at Bison Sports Arena in Fargo, N.D., including two by major decision.

In a suprise move, Head Coach Brian Smith opted to leave the redshirts off of true freshmen J’den Cox and Barlow McGhee in 2013-14, dressing both for the Tigers season debut. Cox dominated in his collegiate debut at 197-pounds, tabbing six takedowns against North Dakota’s Colt Castlebury en route to a 14-4 victory by major decision. McGhee also won his first dual match, a 5-2 decision over 125-pounder Hunter Weber after two first period takedowns and an escape in the third period.

PROGRAM WELCOMES NO. 2-RANKED RECRUIT CLASSMissouri welcomes in the No. 2-ranked recruiting class in the nation this season. Among the newcomers is top-5 recruit J’Den Cox, who hails from Columbia, Mo. They have also added state champions in Joey Lavalle (Reno, Nev.), B.J. Toal (Sidney, Ohio), Parker Von Egidy (Marshville, N.C.), and Barlow McGhee (Rock Island, Ill.). Mikey England and Le’Roy Barnes are transfers hoping to supplement to this new wave of talent.

YOUNG TIGERS SQUAD BOASTS 5 RETURNING NCAA QUALIFIERSThe 2013-14 Mizzou Wrestling program boasts a roster that is returning a total of five NCAA Qualifiers, four of the five having competed in last years NCAA Championships. Drake Houdashelt, Kyle Bradley, Zach Toal, and Alan Waters all competed last year in the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, with Houdashelt and Waters claiming All-American honors. Waters looks to redshirt this season.

TIGERS FINISH 7TH NATIONALLY IN 2012-13The Mizzou Wrestling program’s season came to an official close last March with five All-American Tigers being recognized in front of 16,131 fans at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. Missouri capped off 2013 with a seventh-place finish at Nationals after accumulating 56.5 team points. Alan Waters, Nathan McCormick, Drake Houdashelt, Mike Larson, and Dom Bradley received medals this year at the 2013 NCAA Championships. The five total All-Americans ties the program’s mark set in 2009 in St. Louis.

MIZZOU WINS CONSECUTIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPThe Tigers are heading into 2013-14 competition as the newly crowned Mid-American Conference champions after posting an impressive 136.0 team points at the conference tournament last year, which was 48 more than the second place-Chippewas from Central Michigan. Six Mizzou starters advanced to the championship round in their respective weight classes, four of which claimed conference titles, tying the record of four set last season at the 2012 Big 12 Championships. Dom Bradley, Alan Waters, and Drake Houdashelt all claimed a second conference title as a member of the Tigers, while Nathan McCormick picked up his first.Mizzou’s 136.0 team points surpassed the previous record high of 124.0, set by Central Michigan in 1999. This was the Tiger’s first year as an affiliate member of the MAC and Missouri’s title ended an 11-year reign held by Central Michigan.

BACK-TO-BACK ALL-AMERICANSIn Missouri wrestling’s 66 years, nine Tigers have earned back-to-back All-America honors. 36 Tigers have collected 53 honors with 14 earning two or more accolades, but only Dave Young (1981-82), Shaon Fry (1993-94), Scott Barker (2002-03), Ben Askren (2004- 07), Tyler McCormick (2006-07), Nicholas Marable (2008-09), Maxwell Askren (2008-10), Raymond Jordan (2008-09) and Mark Ellis (2009-10) managed top eight finishes in consecutive years.

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BRIAN SMITHHead Coach | 16th Season

Beginning his career as Missouri’s seventh Head Wrestling Coach, Brian Smith sat down with his team and made a list of goals that he hoped to help the 1998 squad and future Tiger teams accomplish. Over the past 15 years, the Missouri program has slowly but surely checked items off the list. Individual Big 12 Conference Champions, improved grade-point averages, record-setting attendances, a No. 1 national ranking and Missouri’s first-ever NCAA National Champion in wrestling were all on Smith’s “to-do” list. His unique Tiger Style training program has molded today’s team into a national powerhouse that looks to contend for the program’s first NCAA title in the near future.

Since being introduced as Missouri’s Head Wrestling Coach May 5, 1998, Smith has demanded nothing but the best from himself, his coaches and his wrestlers. Owning 12 consecutive seasons with a dual record at or above .500, beginning with 2001-02, Smith has coached 18 All-Americans to 31 top-eight performances and three Tigers to four national titles. Additionally, Smith aided in two-time National Champion Ben Askren’s run through the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. During Askren’s Tiger career, Smith guided the 174-pound grappler Askren to the program’s first back-to-back National Championship titles (2006 and 2007). On March 21, 2009, Mark Ellis became the second Missouri wrestler in program history to collect top honors. Wrestling at heavyweight, Ellis bested his opponent, 3-2, in overtime with Smith coaching from the corner. In March 2010, Max Askren became the third national champion in the history of the program at 184 pounds.

Smith’s teams have made a remarkable turnaround. Inheriting a program that had not seen a winning record since the 1991-92 campaign, the Tigers are now continuously ranked among the top-10 in the nation, reaching as high as No. 1 during the course of the 2006-07 campaign. On Dec. 12, 2006, the Missouri wrestling team became just the 11th wrestling program in history to earn a No. 1 ranking.

In 2012, the program reached several feats that had never been touched in the 66 years of Missouri wrestling. First, the team won the program’s first conference championship ever, placing first at the 2012 Big 12 Championships with 77.0 points in front of their hometown fans at the Hearnes Center. They sent eight of their 10 wrestlers to the championship bout and crowned four individual champions while qualifying nine grapplers for the NCAA Championship. For their success at the Big 12 Championship, Smith was named Big 12 Coach of the Year for the first time in his career. A few days later, the Tigers learned their 10th wrestler, redshirt freshman heavyweight Devin Mellon, earned a wild card bid to the NCAA Championship, marking the first time in program history that Mizzou had qualified all 10 of their starters. Additionally, it was announced that the Tigers were the only team in the country to qualify every starter for NCAA’s in 2012.

And in 2013, after the University departed from the Big 12 Conference, Smith would do it all again. He led the Tigers into the Mid American Conference as an affiliate member, and took the Conference crown by storm, ending an 11-year reign by the Chippewas from Central Michigan. His squad posted a total of 136.0 team points, which shattered the MAC Championship record for team points. And again, all 10 of his wrestlers qualified for the NCAAs. He was named Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year for his accomplishments.

At least one Tiger grappler has been selected to compete at the NCAA Championship event in each of Smith’s 15 seasons at Missouri and his squads have finished among the top-20 programs at the NCAA Championships in 11 of the last 12 years. In 2009, Missouri set the bar higher with a program-high five Tigers earning All-American accolades, the previous high, three, had been set on four occasions. In 2013, Missouri tied that program high with five placers at the Championships in Des Moines.

The winningest coach in program history, Smith has compiled a 189-88-3 record at Missouri and became only the second Tiger wrestling coach to reach the 100-win plateau. In May of 2007, Smith’s hard work paid off as he earned the Dan Gable Coach of the Year Award as presented by W.I.N. Magazine.

The demands that Smith puts on his wrestlers extend well beyond the mat. In 2010, Smith had eight wrestlers with GPA’s over 3.0. In all, over 25 wrestlers have been recognized by the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA), Big 12 and CoSIDA for their academic achievements since he took the reins in 1998.

Smith’s collegiate coaching career began at Cornell University in 1992. While an assistant at Cornell, he put together two of the nation’s top-10 recruiting classes, a feat he accomplished without athletic scholarships, (Ivy League schools do not offer athletic scholarships).

A competitor himself, Smith was a three-time All-Big Ten wrestler and a four-time letterman at Michigan State from 1986-1990. As a senior, he was selected as the Spartan’s Most Outstanding Wrestler. Competing at 126-pounds, Smith finished fifth at the Big Ten Championships in 1988, third in 1989 and second in 1990. Smith stands among the top-25 on Michigan State’s all-time wins list with 84 career victories as a Spartan. He also stands tied for 19th on MSU’s single-season wins list with 32 victories in 1990.

The Florida native graduated from Michigan State with a degree in education and married the former Denise Dean in 1993. Brian and Denise, have three children, Quinn, Kylie and Braden. In the spring of 2009, Smith received his Master’s Degree in Athletic Administration from William Woods University.

SMITH’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD AT MIZZOU OVERALL CONF.YEAR W L T W L T CONF. NCAA1998-99 4 9 0 0 4 0 5th n/a1999-00 11 11 0 0 4 0 5th 41st2000-01 7 10 1 0 4 0 5th 38th2001-02 18 3 0 1 3 0 5th 17th2002-03 15 6 0 3 1 0 2nd 16th2003-04 15 3 0 2 3 0 4th 13th2004-05 15 6 0 0 4 0 5th 11th2005-06 13 4 1 2 2 0 5th 15th2006-07 12 2 0 4 1 0 2nd 3rd2007-08 9 4 1 1 2 1 4th 11th2008-09 18 4 0 3 1 0 3rd 7th2009-10 7 7 0 1 3 0 4th 10th2010-11 15 9 0 2 3 0 2nd 19th2011-12 14 4 0 3 2 0 1st 26th2012-13 16 3 0 0 0 0 1st 7th2013-14 6 2 0 0 0 0 - -TOTAL 195 90 3 22 37 1

WINNINGEST COACHES AT MIZZOUHead coach Brian Smith is the program’s all-time leader in wins and winning percentage and is just one of two Tiger wrestling head coaches to reach the 100-win plateau.

COACH YEARS COACHED RECORD1. Brian Smith 1998-Present 195-90-32. Bob Kopnisky 1974-1986 118-72-23. Hap Whitney 1964-1974 84-55-34. Wes Roper 1986-1998 80-94-45. Charles Fisher 1923-1936 23-49-1

WINNINGEST COACHES AT MIZZOUCOACH YEARS COACHED WIN%1. Brian Smith 1998-Present .6842. Bob Kopnisky 1974-1986 .6203. Hap Whitney 1964-1974 .6024. Wes Roper 1986-1998 .4615. Marshall Esteppe 1959-1964 .350

SMITH’S CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• 2013 MAC Coach of the Year• 2012 Big 12 Coach of the Year• 2011 NWCA President• Wrestling Commissioner for the Show-Me-State Games• 2007 Dan Gable Coach of the Year• Head Coach at Syracuse (1997-98)• Assistant Coach at Cornell (1992-1997)• Head Coach at Western High School (1991-1992)• Four-time Letterman at Michigan State (1986-1990)• Three-time All-Big Ten Wrestler

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BARLOW McGHEEFreshman125 PoundsRock Island, Ill.2013-14 Record: 18-6Career Record: 18-6

MATT MANLEYRedshirt Freshman133 PoundsPerry, Okla.2013-14 Record: 20-9Career Record: 20-9

*Nov. 1 Hunter Weber North Dakota St. W Dec., 5-2 (1-0)Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Third Nov. 3 Mitch Maginnis Nebraska W MD, 14-6 (2-0)Nov. 3 Braun Marquez Northern Illinois W Dec., 3-2 (3-0)Nov. 3 Anthony Bruno Northern State L Dec., 4-3 (3-1)Nov. 3 Cody Hummer Missouri W Dec., 3-1 (4-1)Nov. 3 Isaac Andrade South Dakota St. W Dec., 5-2 (5-1)Nov. 3 Shawn Nagel Nebraska W Dec., 3-0 (6-1)Nov. 3 Zach Synon Missouri W Dec., 4-3 (7-1) Joe Parisi Open: Fourth Nov. 23 Connor Cline Oklahoma State W Dec., 9-5 (8-1)Nov. 23 Garrett Evans Ouachita Baptist W Dec., 5-2 (9-1)Nov. 23 Thomas Gilman Iowa L Dec., 3-1 (9-2)Nov. 23 Zach Synon Missouri W Dec., 4-3 (10-2)Nov. 23 Austin Miller Oklahoma State L Dec., 3-2 (10-3) *Dec. 6 KeVon Powell Ohio W Dec., 2-1 (11-3) UNI Open: Third Dec. 14 Da’Wayne Robertson Ellsworth L Dec., 4-1 (11-4)Dec. 14 Cody Hummer Missouri W Dec., 5-2 (12-4)Dec. 14 Drake Swarm Iowa State W Dec., 5-0 (13-4)Dec. 14 Da’Wayne Robertson Ellsworth W Dec., 7-1 (14-4)Dec. 14 Alfredo Rodriguez Iowa Lakes CC W MD, 15-6 (15-4) *Jan. 11 Dakota Leach SIUE W Dec., 3-2 (16-4) *Jan. 24 No. 6 Dylan Peters Northern Iowa L Dec., 7-4 (16-5)*Jan. 25 Nick Harrison Northern Illinois W Dec., 4-2 (17-5) *Jan. 30 Sean Williams Oklahoma W Dec., 3-1 (18-5)*Jan. 31 Eddie Klimara Oklahoma State L MD, 9-1 (18-6)

Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: CHAMPION Nov. 3 Justin Stevens SMSU W Fall, 4:32 (1-0)Nov. 3 Nathaniel Thomas Minnesota W Dec., 3-0 (2-0)Nov. 3 Will James South Dakota St. W Dec., 6-0 (3-0)Nov. 3 Austin Roper Missouri W Dec., 8-1 (4-0)Nov. 3 Jordan Northup Nothern Illinois W Dec., 3-0 (5-0)Harold Nichols Cyclone Open: Second Nov. 16 Brance Simms South Dakota St. W Dec., 6-4 (6-0)Nov. 16 Darrell Pampkin Iowa Central CC W MD, 9-0 (7-0)Nov. 16 Mike Rhone St. Cloud State W Dec., 4-1 (8-0)Nov. 16 Eric Wilson Missouri W Dec., 4-1 (9-0)Nov. 16 Geoffrey Alexander Maryland L Dec., 4-1 (9-1) *Dec. 6 Kagan Squire Ohio W Dec., 1-0 (10-1) UNI Open: Third Dec. 14 Ben Morgan Nebraska W Dec., 7-5 (11-1)Dec. 14 RJ Hallman Iowa State W Dec., 9-3 (12-1)Dec. 14 Levi Wolfensperger Northern Iowa L Fall, 7:24 (12-2)Dec. 14 Ben Morgan Nebraska W Dec., 3-2 (13-2)Dec. 14 Tyler Willers Northern Iowa W Fall, 2:40 (14-2) Southern Scuffle: Eighth Jan. 1 Brian Crutchmer Oklahoma State L Dec., 3-1 (14-3)Jan. 1 Tyler Keselring Central Michigan W Dec., 4-3 (15-3)Jan. 2 Carter McElhany Air Force W Dec., 6-1 (16-3)Jan. 2 Dakota Bauer Iowa State W MD, 11-2 (17-3)Jan. 2 No. 5 Ryan Mango Stanford W Dec., 8-6 (SV1) (18-3)Jan. 2 No. 15 Nick Soto Chattanooga L Dec., 4-1 (18-4)Jan. 2 No. 18 Mack McGuire Kent State L Dec., 3-2 (18-5) *Jan. 11 Patrick Myers SIUE W Dec., 3-2 (19-5) *Jan. 19 No. 16 Joe Roth Central Michigan L Dec., 7-2 (19-6) *Jan. 24 No. 1 Joe Colon Northern Iowa L Dec., 8-1 (19-7)*Jan. 25 Nick Smith Northern Illinois W Dec., 8-7 (20-7) *Jan. 30 No. 8 Cody Brewer Oklahoma L TF, 18-3 (20-8)*Jan. 31 No. 5 Jon Morrison Oklahoma State L Dec., 6-1 (20-9)

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DRAKE HOUDASHELTJunior149 PoundsO’Fallon, Mo.2013-14 Record: 27-1Career Record: 86-202 NCAA Appearances

LAVION MAYESRedshirt Freshman141 PoundsMascoutah, Ill.2013-14 Record: 22-9Career Record: 22-9

Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Eighth Nov. 3 Tyler Argue Northern Illinois W Dec., 7-5 (1-0)Nov. 3 Eric Orozco South Dakota St. W Dec., 3-2 (2-0)Nov. 3 Anthony Abidin Nebraska L TF, 19-4 (2-1)Nov. 3 Sal Annoreno Northern Illinois W Dec., 7-2 (3-1)Nov. 3 Mitchell Bengston North Dakota St. L Dec., 5-4 (3-2)Nov. 3 Jacob Anderson Augustana L Dec., 13-12 (3-3)UCM Open: Second Nov. 17 Coltin Bulkely Fort Hays State W TF, 15-0 (4-3)Nov. 17 Marshall Phelan Labette CC W TF, 17-0 (5-3)Nov. 17 Dustin Reed Central Oklahoma W MD, 14-4 (6-3)Nov. 17 Davey Dolan Oklahoma State W Dec., 5-3 (7-3)Nov. 17 Anthony Collica Oklahoma State L Fall, 0:11 (7-4) Joe Parisi Open: CHAMPION Nov. 23 Alphonso Vruno Minnesota St. W Dec., 10-3 (8-4)Nov. 23 Walter Garrison Oklahoma State W Dec., 6-2 (9-4)Nov. 23 Drew Vrbenec SIUE W Dec., 8-2 (10-4)Nov. 23 Ethan Owens Iowa W Fall, 2:44 (11-4)Nov. 23 Anthony Collica Oklahoma State W Fall, 6:47 (12-4) *Dec. 6 Noah Forrider Ohio W MD, 12-3 (13-4) UNI Open: Second Dec. 14 Eric Orozco South Dakota St. W MD, 9-0 (14-4)Dec. 14 Peter Stewart Iowa Western CC W Dec., 9-6 (15-4)Dec. 14 James Krischke Missouri W [injury forfeit] (16-4)Dec. 14 Trevor Jauch Missouri L Dec., 5-4 (16-5) Southern Scuffle: DNP Jan. 1 Matt Cimato Drexel W MFF (17-5)Jan. 1 No. 11 Zach Horan Central Michigan L Dec., 3-1 (SV1) (17-6)Jan. 2 Mike Pongracz Chattanooga W MD, 8-0 (18-6)Jan. 2 Tony DeAngelo Missouri W Dec., 10-7 (19-6)Jan. 2 No. 14 Luke Vaith Hofstra L Dec., 10-5 (19-7) *Jan. 11 Drew Vrbenec SIUE W MD, 12-3 (20-7) *Jan. 19 No. 9 Zach Horan Central Michigan L Dec., 3-1 (SV1) (20-8) *Jan. 25 Tyler Argue Northern Illinois W Dec., 7-3 (21-8) *Jan. 30 No. 15 Nick Lester Oklahoma W Dec., 6-4 (22-8)*Jan. 31 No. 18 Anthony Collica Oklahoma State L Dec., 6-3 (TB1) (22-9)

*Nov. 1 Tyler Diamond North Dakota St. W Dec., 6-1 (1-0)Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: CHAMPION Nov. 3 Tanner Wilkens Midland W Fall, 1:41 (2-0)Nov. 3 Zac Cummings Minot State W TF, 22-5 (3-0)Nov. 3 Connor MacGregor Minnesota St. W Fall, 4:09 (4-0)Nov. 3 Joe Umlauf North Dakota St. W TF, 19-3 (5-0)Nov. 3 Shawn Hatlestad Augustana W MD, 11-1 (6-0)Nov. 3 Jake Sueflohn Nebraska W Dec., 9-3 (7-0) Joe Parisi Open: CHAMPION Nov. 23 Courtney Strauss Bethany College W Fall, 3:22 (8-0)Nov. 23 Connor Ryan Iowa W MD, 11-1 (9-0)Nov. 23 Kyle Williams McKendree W Fall, 2:13 (10-0)Nov. 23 Joshua Kindig Oklahoma State W MD, 10-2 (11-0) *Dec. 6 Tywan Claxton Ohio L Dec., 5-3 (11-1) UNI Open: CHAMPION Dec. 14 Matt Pasqualini Michigan State W TF, 19-3 (12-1)Dec. 14 Jacob Colon [unattached] W Fall, 4:57 (13-1)Dec. 14 Alex Hernandez Iowa State W TF, 21-6 (14-1)Dec. 14 Alex Kocer South Dakota St. W MD, 14-1 (15-1)Dec. 14 Blayne Briceno Iowa State W MD, 13-3 (16-1) Southern Scuffle: CHAMPION Jan. 1 Alfred Murabito Pennsylvania W TF, 17-0 (17-1)Jan. 1 Jared Reis Oregon State W Dec., 6-0 (18-1)Jan. 1 Nick Tourville Boston W Dec., 2-1 (19-1)Jan. 2 Alex Richardson Old Dominion W Dec., 3-2 (20-1)Jan. 2 No. 3 Josh Kindig Oklahoma State W Dec., 5-3 (21-1)Jan. 2 No. 1 Nick Dardanes Minnesota W Fall, 2:52 (22-1) *Jan. 19 Scott Mattingly Central Michigan W Dec., 13-6 (23-1) *Jan. 24 Tyler Patten Northern Iowa W MD, 12-4 (24-1)*Jan. 25 Rob Jillard Northern Illinois W Dec., 6-2 (25-1) *Jan. 30 No. 2 Kendric Maple Oklahoma W Dec., 3-2 (26-1)*Jan. 31 No. 7 Josh Kindig Oklahoma State W Dec., 4-0 (27-1)

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JOEY LAVALLEEFreshman157 PoundsReno, Nev.2013-14 Record: 21-7Career Record: 21-7

JORDAN GAGLIANOSenior165 PoundsLake Saint Louis, Mo.2013-14 Record: 24-11Career Record: 76-32

Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Fourth Nov. 3 Joseph Winkler Midland W MD, 14-2 (1-0)Nov. 3 Codie Lane SMSU W MD, 15-2 (2-0)Nov. 3 James Green Nebraska L MD, 11-3 (2-1)Nov. 3 Matthew Lemanowicz Missouri W Dec., 3-2 (3-1)Nov. 3 Cody Pack South Dakota St. L Dec., 3-1 (3-2)Harold Nichols Cyclone Open: CHAMPION Nov. 16 Justin Head NW Missouri St. W Fall, 2:15 (4-2)Nov. 16 Clint Poster St. Cloud State W MD, 13-5 (5-2)Nov. 16 Cody Pack South Dakota St. W Dec., 2-1 (6-2)Nov. 16 Logan Molina Iowa State W Dec., 2-1 (7-2)Nov. 16 John Nicholson Iowa State W [injury forfeit] (8-2) Joe Parisi Open: Second Nov. 23 Brandon Sorensen Iowa W Dec., 4-1 (9-2)Nov. 23 Francisco Ruiz McKendree W Fall, 4:58 (10-2)Nov. 23 Chase Boontjer Liberty W TF, 18-2 (11-2)Nov. 23 Zach Witte Northern Iowa W MD, 15-6 (12-2)Nov. 23 Alex Dieringer Oklahoma State L Dec., 7-4 (12-3) Kaufman-Brand Open: CHAMPION Dec. 7 Michael O’Hara American MMA W MD, 10-2 (13-3)Dec. 7 Matias Wajner Missouri Baptist W TF, 15-0 (14-3)Dec. 7 Jeremy Powell [unattached] W Fall, 4:31 (15-3)Dec. 7 Matt Lemanowicz Missouri W Dec., 3-2 (16-3) UNI Open: Second Dec. 14 Bryce Andrews Minnesota St. W Fall, 4:10 (17-3)Dec. 14 Clayton Ream North Dakota St. W Dec., 3-0 (18-3)Dec. 14 Zach Witte Northern Iowa W Fall, 2:30 (19-3)Dec. 14 Kyle Bradley Missouri L DFF (19-4) *Jan. 19 No. 20 Luke Smith Central Michigan L Dec., 4-0 (19-5) *Jan. 24 Jarrett Jensen Northern Iowa W Dec., 4-1 (20-5)*Jan. 25 Andrew Morse Northern Illinois W Dec., 6-4 (21-5) *Jan. 30 No. 18 Justin DeAngelis Oklahoma L Dec., 5-3 (21-6)*Jan. 31 No. 2 Alex Dieringer Oklahoma State L Dec., 4-2 (21-7)

*Nov. 1 No. 3 Steven Monk North Dakota St. L Dec., 6-1 (0-1)Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Second Nov. 3 Christopher Shaver Jamestown W Fall, 3:38 (1-1)Nov. 3 Trevor Chavez North Dakota St. W MD, 12-0 (2-1)Nov. 3 Austin Wilson Nebraska W [forfeit] (3-1)Nov. 3 Brandon Wilbourn Nebraska W Dec., 3-2 (4-1)Nov. 3 Zach Toal Missouri L MD, 15-3 (4-2)Harold Nichols Cyclone Open: Fifth Nov. 16 Morgan Fitzgerald Lindenwood W MD, 11-0 (5-2)Nov. 16 Nathaniel Stadeker Grand View W Fall, 5:23 (6-2)Nov. 16 Matt Oliver Nebraska-Kearney W TF, 16-0 (7-2)Nov. 16 Michael Moreno Iowa State L MD, 12-3 (7-3)Nov. 16 Joseph Brewster South Dakota St. L Dec., 4-3 (7-4)Nov. 16 Chad Lowman Grand View W [injury forfeit] (8-4) Joe Parisi Open: Third Nov. 23 William Collins Baker W TF, 18-2 (9-4)Nov. 23 Joe Ducharme Iowa W MD, 9-0 (10-4)Nov. 23 Tyler Caldwell Oklahoma State L MD, 12-0 (10-5)Nov. 23 Jordon Ward Bethany College W MD, 12-4 (11-5)Nov. 23 Dimitri Willis Maryville W MD, 11-0 (12-5) Kaufman-Brand Open: CHAMPION Dec. 7 Morgan Fitzgerald Lindenwood W TF, 17-1 (13-5)Dec. 7 Tim Miklus [unattached] W Dec., 11-5 (14-5)Dec. 7 Dimitri Willis Maryville W MD, 9-0 (15-5) UNI Open: Second Dec. 14 Curt Maas Northern Iowa W MD, 14-6 (16-5)Dec. 14 Robert Hughes Michigan State W Fall, 6:02 (17-5)Dec. 14 Bobby Nash Michigan State W MD, 11-2 (18-5)Dec. 14 Zach Toal Missouri L Fall, 2:19 (18-6) Southern Scuffle: DNP Jan. 1 No. 2 Tyler Caldwell Oklahoma State L Dec., 5-0 (18-7)Jan. 1 Andrew DeHart Duke W Dec., 7-1 (19-7)Jan. 1 Toney Chay Oregon State W Dec., 5-3 (SV1) (20-7)Jan. 2 Marshall Peppelman Cornell W Fall, 6:41 (21-7)Jan. 2 No. 6 Michael Moreno Iowa State L Dec., 4-2 (21-8) Grand View Open: Second Jan. 25 Justin Head [unattached] W Fall, 1:50 (22-8)Jan. 25 Daniel Woiwor Iowa State W Dec., 8-6 (23-8)Jan. 25 Curt Maas Northern Iowa W Dec., 5-3 (24-8)Jan. 25 Matthew Lester SIUE L MD, 11-2 (24-9) *Jan. 30 Clark Glass Oklahoma L Dec., 6-2 (24-

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MIKEY ENGLANDJunior174 PoundsCenterville, Iowa2013-14 Record: 15-9Career Record: 47-29

CODY JOHNSTONSophomore184 PoundsWarrensburg, Mo.2013-14 Record: 17-7Career Record: 36-13

*Nov. 1 Hayden Zillmer North Dakota St. L Dec., 3-1 (0-1)Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Second Nov. 3 Blake Lundgren Northern State W Dec., 5-0 (1-1)Nov. 3 Vaughn Monreal Berner [unattached] W Fall, 4:37 (2-1)Nov. 3 Cody Johnston Missouri W Dec., 3-1 (3-1)Nov. 3 Matt Mougin Northern Illinois W Dec., 5-2 (4-1)Nov. 3 Robert Kokesh Nebraska L MD, 13-3 (4-2) Joe Parisi Open: Second Nov. 23 Keyshawn Ward Liberty W Fall, 5:36 (5-2)Nov. 23 Parker Owen Baker W MD, 10-2 (6-2)Nov. 23 Quinten Patterson Oklahoma State W Dec., 8-6 (SV1) (7-2)Nov. 23 Chris Perry Oklahoma State L Dec., 3-2 (7-3) *Dec. 6 Marshal Willet Ohio W Dec., 11-5 (8-3) Southern Scuffle: Eighth Jan. 1 Barrett Walthall Chattanooga W Fall, 5:31 (9-3)Jan. 1 Lelund Weatherspoon Iowa State L Dec., 4-2 (9-4)Jan. 2 Jesse Shanaman Cornell W Dec., 4-0 (10-4)Jan. 2 Pete Renda NC State W Dec., 4-2 (11-4)Jan. 2 Joe Latham Oregon State W Dec., 8-4 (12-4)Jan. 2 No. 14 Tanner Weatherman Iowa State L Dec., 3-2 (12-5)Jan. 2 Kyle Crutchmer Oklahoma State L Dec., 7-3 (12-6) *Jan. 11 Jake Residori SIUE W Dec., 6-4 (13-6)*Jan. 19 No. 10 Mike Ottinger Central Michigan L Dec., 5-4 (OT2) (13-7) *Jan. 24 Cody Caldwell Northern Iowa L Dec., 10-7 (13-8)*Jan. 25 Matt Mougin Northern Illinois W Dec., 7-1 (14-8) *Jan. 30 Derek Geiges Oklahoma W Dec., 6-1 (15-8)*Jan. 31 No. 2 Chris Perry Oklahoma State L MD, 11-3 (15-9)

Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Third Nov. 3 John Nething II South Dakota St. W TF, 17-2 (1-0)Nov. 3 Jacob Meehan Iowa Central CC W Fall, 2:07 (2-0)Nov. 3 Mikey England Missouri L Dec., 3-1 (2-1)Nov. 3 Jacob Begin SMSU W Dec., 15-10 (3-1)Nov. 3 Parker Von Egidy Missouri W Dec., 6-0 (4-1)Nov. 3 Michael Joseph Minnesota St. W Fall, 4:31 (5-1)Nov. 3 McCoy Newberg Nebraska W Fall, 1:52 (6-1)Harold Nichols Cyclone Open: Fourth Nov. 16 Brady Ayers South Dakota St. W TF, 17-1 (7-1)Nov. 16 Jakob Scheffel West Virginia L Fall, 1:33 (7-2)Nov. 16 Jacob Meehan Iowa Central CC W Fall, 0:56 (8-2)Nov. 16 Taylor Lewandowski St. Cloud State W Fall, 0:26 (9-2)Nov. 16 John Nething II South Dakota St. W Dec., 5-1 (10-2)Nov. 16 Cody Swim Grand View W Fall, 2:56 (11-2)Nov. 16 Jimmie Schuessler Grand View W Dec., 4-2 (12-2)Nov. 16 Lelund Weatherspoon Iowa State L [injury forfeit] (12-3) Southern Scuffle: DNP Jan. 1 No. 14 Tanner Weatherman Iowa State L Dec., 13-10 (12-4)Jan. 1 Frank Affronti Hofstra W Dec., 3-1 (13-4)Jan. 1 Terrell Forbes The Citadel W Fall, 1:36 (14-4)Jan. 2 Scott Marmoll North Carolina W TF, 16-0 (15-4)Jan. 2 Kevin Radford Arizona State W Dec., 10-8 (16-4)Jan. 2 Lelund Weatherspoon Iowa State L Dec., 7-2 (16-5) *Jan. 25 Caleb Busson Northern Illinois W MD, 13-3 (17-5) *Jan. 30 No. 1 Andrew Howe Oklahoma L MD, 22-9 (17-6)*Jan. 31 Jordan Rogers Oklahoma State L MD, 13-3 (17-7)

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J’DEN COXFreshman197 PoundsColumbia, Mo.2013-14 Record: 26-2Career Record: 26-2

DEVIN MELLONJuniorHWTLawson, Mo.2013-14 Record: 18-9Career Record: 59-271 NCAA Appearance

*Nov. 1 Colt Castlebury North Dakota St. W MD, 14-4 (1-0)Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: CHAMPION Nov. 3 Micah Larson SMSU W MD, 15-4 (2-0)Nov. 3 Parker Settecase Northern Illinois W MD, 10-1 (3-0)Nov. 3 Richard Kokesh [unattached] W TF, 18-3 (4-0)Nov. 3 Willie Miklus Missouri W Dec., 4-1 (5-0)Nov. 3 Shawn Scott Northern Illinois W MD, 14-4 (6-0) Joe Parisi Open: CHAMPION Nov. 23 Cooper Hays Minnesota St. W Fall, 1:56 (7-0)Nov. 23 Dan Capp Hannibal LaGrange W TF, 19-4 (8-0)Nov. 23 Josh Manu Missouri Valley W Fall, 5:50 (9-0)Nov. 23 Blake Rosholt Oklahoma State W Dec., 7-3 (10-0) *Dec. 6 Phil Wellington Ohio L Dec., 6-4 (10-1) UNI Open: CHAMPION Dec. 17 Nathan Rotert South Dakota St. W Dec., 7-1 (11-1)Dec. 17 Dane Pestano Iowa State W Dec., 6-1 (12-1)Dec. 17 Willie Miklus Missouri W Dec., 5-1 (13-1)Dec. 17 Basil Minto Northern Iowa W Dec., 4-0 (14-1) Southern Scuffle: Third Jan. 1 Frank Abbondanza North Carolina W Fall, 4:00 (15-1)Jan. 1 Darnell Bortz Oklahoma State W Dec., 5-0 (16-1)Jan. 1 Zach Nye Virginia W MD, 10-2 (17-1)Jan. 2 No.3 Morgan McIntosh Penn State W Dec., 2-0 (18-1)Jan. 2 No. 2 Kyven Gadson Iowa State L Dec., 3-1 (SV1) (18-2)Jan. 2 No. 15 Blake Rosholt Oklahoma State W Dec., 4-0 (19-2)Jan. 2 No. 3 Morgan McIntosh Penn State W Dec., 8-2 (20-2)*Jan. 11 Chris Johnson SIUE W Fall, 2:34 (21-2) *Jan. 19 Jackson Lewis Central Michigan W MD, 11-0 (22-2) *Jan. 24 Basil Minto Northern Iowa W Dec., 8-1 (23-2)*Jan. 25 Shawn Scott Northern Illinois W Dec., 8-5 (24-2) *Jan. 30 No. 3 Travis Rutt Oklahoma W Dec., 6-1 (25-2)*Jan. 31 No. 19 Nolan Boyd Oklahoma State W Dec., 9-3 (26-2)

*Nov. 1 Evan Knutson North Dakota St. W Dec., 4-3 (TB2) (1-0)Warren Williams/Daktronics Open: Second Nov. 3 Nyle Bartling Nebraska W Dec., 2-0 (2-0)Nov. 3 Malcolm Allen Iowa Central CC W Dec., 7-2 (3-0)Nov. 3 Michael Kroells Minnesota W Dec., 6-4 (4-0)Nov. 3 Collin Jensen Nebraska L Dec., 7-3 (4-1) Joe Parisi Open: Third Nov. 23 Chris Tackett Baker W Fall, 3:35 (5-1)Nov. 23 Daniel Mueller Missouri Valley W Dec., 6-3 (6-1)Nov. 23 Donnell Walker Maryville L Dec., 5-3 (6-2)Nov. 23 Coltyn Pease McKendree W MD, 10-1 (7-2)Nov. 23 David Devine SIUE W [injury forfeit] (8-2) *Dec. 6 Jeremy Johnson Ohio L MD, 11-2 (8-3) UNI Open: Fifth Dec. 14 Tyler Swope Iowa State W Fall, 3:43 (9-3)Dec. 14 Cody Krumweide Northern Iowa L Dec., 5-4 (9-4)Dec. 14 Quean Smith Iowa State W Dec., 2-0 (10-4)Dec. 14 J.J. Everard South Dakota St. W Dec., 3-1 (11-4)Dec. 14 Justin Heberlie Missouri L Dec., 3-1 (11-5)Dec. 14 Cody Krumweide Northern Iowa W Dec., 8-1 (12-5) Southern Scuffle: DNP Jan. 1 Colynn Cook Navy W Dec., 6-1 (13-5)Jan. 1 No. 18 Joe Stolfi Bucknell W Dec., 3-1 (SV1) (14-5)Jan. 2 No. 11 Jeremy Johnson Ohio L Dec., 11-8 (14-6)Jan. 2 Ethan Hayes Virginia L Fall, 0:16 (14-7) *Jan. 11 David Devine SIUE W Dec., 3-2 (15-7) *Jan. 19 Adam Robinson Central Michigan W Dec., 8-3 (16-7) *Jan. 24 Blaize Cabell Northern Iowa L Dec., 6-5 (16-8)*Jan. 25 Jared Torrence Northern Illinois W Dec., 2-1 (TB1) (17-8) *Jan. 30 No. 15 Ross Larson Oklahoma W Dec., 6-0 (18-8)*Jan. 31 No. 16 Austin Marsden Oklahoma State L Dec., 6-3 (18-9)

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Name Wt. W L W L Points Dec. MD Fall TF Forfeit Matches Fall

Le’Roy Barnes 141 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

Cole Baumgartner 133 16 9 0 0 0 9 2 4 0 1 0 2:42

Tyler Berg 197 7 6 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 1 1 2:59

Nick Boone 174 10 8 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 -

Boomer Boyd 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

Kyle Bradley 157 14 4 2 0 7 9 2 2 0 1 4 1:24

J’den Cox 197 26 2 7 1 26 14 6 4 2 0 0 1:56

Tony DeAngelo 141 27 10 0 0 0 11 6 5 4 1 0 0:38

Johnny Eblen 184 18 7 4 1 13 13 4 0 1 0 1 -

Mikey England 174 15 9 4 4 12 11 1 3 0 0 1 4:37

Jordan Gagliano 174 24 11 0 3 0 6 8 5 3 2 1 3:38

Jon Goerke 165 4 10 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 4:57

Justin Heberlie 197 15 10 0 0 0 12 0 1 1 1 0 1:58

Drake Houdashelt 149 27 1 6 1 19 10 6 6 5 0 0 1:41

Cody Hummer 125 16 13 0 0 0 9 6 0 1 0 0 -

Trevor Jauch 141 16 4 0 2 0 6 3 6 1 0 0 0:49

Cody Johnston 174 17 7 1 2 4 6 1 7 3 0 0 1:36

James Krischke 141 17 9 0 0 0 6 1 5 4 1 0 1:07

Joey Lavallee 157 21 7 2 3 6 8 5 5 2 1 2 2:15

Matthew Lemanowicz 165 14 8 1 0 6 8 1 3 1 1 1 2:22

Matt Manley 133 20 9 3 4 9 16 2 2 0 0 1 2:40

Robbie Mathers 149 12 5 0 0 0 6 3 1 2 0 0 3:38

Lavion Mayes 141 22 9 4 2 14 11 5 2 2 2 3 2:44

Barlow McGhee 125 18 6 5 2 15 16 2 0 0 0 0 -

Devin Mellon HWT 18 9 5 3 15 14 1 2 0 1 3 3:35

Willie Miklus 197 17 6 0 0 0 4 2 9 1 1 0 0:50

Blake Pepper 149 23 8 1 0 6 13 3 3 3 1 0 4:02

Ty Prazma 165/174 17 5 0 0 0 7 1 5 3 1 0 0:55

Brandon Rice 149 13 10 0 0 0 9 2 2 0 0 0 1:49

Taylor Ronan 141 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -

Austin Roper 133 11 8 0 0 0 7 0 0 3 1 0 -

Zach Synon 133 27 9 0 1 0 15 4 7 0 1 0 0:45

BJ Toal 184 17 7 0 0 0 14 2 1 0 0 0 2:55

Zach Toal 165 20 4 4 1 12 9 5 5 1 0 0 1:50

Herman Travis 149 5 10 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 4:13

Parker Von Egidy 174 18 10 0 0 0 9 6 2 0 2 0 1:57

Alan Waters 133 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -

Patrick Whitener 157 8 11 0 0 0 6 1 1 0 0 0 4:46

Trevor Wiest 141 7 5 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 1 0 -

Eric Wilson 133 24 7 1 0 3 14 4 4 2 0 0 2:32

TOTAL - 602 284 50 30 167 330 96 109 47 21 18

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Individual Dual Record by Weight 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total5-3 4-4 4-4 7-1 5-3 4-4 4-4 5-3 7-1 5-3 50-30

Dual Pins by Weight125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 3-1

Dual Technical Falls by Weight125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1

Dual Major Decisions by Weight125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total0-1 0-0 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 2-2 2-0 0-1 8-6

Dual Decisions by Weight125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total5-2 4-3 2-4 5-1 3-3 4-3 4-3 3-0 4-1 5-2 39-22

Dual Disqualifications/Forfeits by Weight125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Team Record at Dual Starting Weight125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total3-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 0-0 6-2

Dual StatsWeight Name Takedowns NF2 NF3 Reversals Escapes125 Barlow McGhee 8 0 0 0 6125 Zach Synon 0 0 0 0 3133 Matt Manley 0 1 0 2 10133 Eric Wilson 1 0 0 0 2141 Trevor Jauch 1 0 0 0 3141 Lavion Mayes 15 2 0 0 5149 Drake Houdashelt 15 0 0 2 8149 Blake Pepper 3 0 0 1 1157 Joey Lavallee 4 0 0 1 4157 Matthew Lemanowicz 3 0 0 1 0157 Kyle Bradley 5 0 0 0 3165 Jordan Gagliano 1 0 0 0 2165 Zach Toal 7 0 0 1 5174 Mikey England 11 0 0 2 15184 Johnny Eblen 6 0 1 0 7184 Cody Johnston 3 2 0 1 12197 J’den Cox 16 3 2 2 8HWT Devin Mellon 8 0 0 0 14

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Match-By-Match Missouri LineupDate Opponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWTNov. 1 North Dakota State McGhee Wilson Jauch Houdashelt Bradley Gagliano England Eblen Cox MellonDec. 6 Ohio McGhee Manley Mayes Houdashelt Bradley Z. Toal England Eblen Cox MellonJan. 11 SIUE McGhee Manley Mayes Pepper Lemanowicz Z. Toal England Eblen Cox MellonJan. 19 Central Michigan Synon Manley Mayes Houdashelt Lavallee Z. Toal England Eblen Cox MellonJan. 24 Northern Iowa McGhee Manley Jauch Houdashelt Lavallee Z. Toal England Eblen Cox MellonJan. 25 Northern Illinois McGhee Manley Mayes Houdashelt Lavallee Z. Toal England Johnston Cox MellonJan. 30 Oklahoma McGhee Manley Mayes Houdashelt Lavallee Gagliano England Johnston Cox MellonJan. 31 Oklahoma State McGhee Manley Mayes Houdashelt Lavallee Gagliano England Johnston Cox Mellon

Dual Team Points Scored by WeightOpp. 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT TotalNorth Dakota State 3 3 0 3 4 0 0 3 4 3 23OHIO 3 3 4 0 3 3 3 4 0 0 23SIUE 3 3 4 6 6 3 3 3 6 3 40Central Michigan 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 4 3 16Northern Iowa 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 0 3 0 10Northern Illinois 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 31Oklahoma 3 0 3 3 0 0 3 0 3 3 18Oklahoma State 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 6TOTAL 15 12 14 25 19 12 12 17 26 15 167

Team Ranking Week-By-Week NWCA InterMat D1CW WIN (TPI) WIN (Dual) WrestlingReport TheOpenMat Nov. 5 13th 16th 16th T-17th - 8th 13th Nov. 12 11th 16th 14th T-15th - 16th 11th Nov. 19 10th 16th 14th T-14th - 13th 10th Nov. 26 9th 15th 10th 13th - 8th 9th Dec. 3 9th 13th 10th 7th - 7th 9th Dec. 10 8th 13th 8th 12th 11th 10th 8th Dec. 17 7th 13th 8th 12th 11th 11th 7th Jan. 6 7th 11th 8th 7th 11th 9th 7th Jan. 13 7th 10th 8th 8th 11th 8th 7th Jan. 20 7th 11th 9th 8th 11th 9th 7th Jan. 28 10th 14th 10th 12th 11th 9th 10th Feb. 4th 9th 11th 11th T-9th 9th 8th 9th

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at. No. 5 Northern IowaWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MU UNI125 No. 6 Dylan Peters (UNI) decision over Barlow McGhee (MIZZ), 7-4. 0 3 133 No. 1 Joe Colon (UNI) decision over Matt Manley (MIZZ), 8-1. 0 6 141 No. 19 Joey Lazor (UNI) decision over Trevor Jauch (MIZZ), 5-4. 0 9 149 No. 1 Drake Houdashelt (MIZZ) major decision over Tyler Patten (UNI), 12-4. 4 9 157 Joey Lavallee (MIZZ) decision over Jarrett Jensen (UNI), 4-1. 7 9 165 No. 8 Zach Toal (MIZZ) decision over No. 10 Cooper Moore (UNI), 6-2. 7 12 174 Cody Caldwell (UNI) decision over No. 18 Mikey England, 10-7. 7 15 184 No. 5 Ryan Loder (UNI) fall over No. 15 Johnny Eblen (MIZZ) at 0:26. 7 21 197 No. 5 J’den Cox (MIZZ) decision over Basil Minto (UNI), 8-1. 10 21 HWT Blaize Cabell (UNI) decision over Devin Mellon (MIZZ), 6-5. 10 24

Jan. 24, 2014

at. North Dakota StateWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MU NDSU184 No. 15 Johnny Eblen (MU) dec. Kurtis Julson (NDSU, 5-2 3 0197 J’den Cox (MU) major dec. Colt Castlebury (NDSU), 14-4 7 0HWT No. 16 Devin Mellon (MU) dec. Evan Knutson (TB2), 4-3 10 0125 Barlow McGhee (MU) dec. Hunter Weber (NDSU), 5-2 13 0133 Eric Wilson (MU) dec. Justin Scherkenbach (NDSU), 4-2 16 0141 No. 18 Justin LaValle (NDSU) dec. Trevor Jauch (MU), 4-1 16 3149 No. 3 Drake Houdashelt (MU) dec. Tyler Diamond (NDSU), 6-1 19 3157 No. 8 Kyle Bradley (MU) major dec. Matthew Gray (NDSU), 10-2 23 3165 No. 3 Steven Monk (NDSU) dec. Jordan Gagliano (MU), 6-1 23 6174 Hayden Zillmer (NDSU) dec. Mikey England (MU), 3-1 23 9

Nov. 1, 2013

vs. OhioWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MU OHIO184 No. 10 Johnny Eblen (MU) major dec. Ryan Garringer (OHIO), 15-4 4 0197 No. 15 Phil Wellington (OHIO) dec. No. 8 J’den Cox (MU), 6-4 4 3HWT No. 9 Jeremy Johnson (OHIO) major dec. Devin Mellon (MU), 11-2 4 7125 Barlow McGhee (MU) dec. KeVon Powell (OHIO), 2-1 7 7133 Matt Manley (MU) dec. Kagan Squire (OHIO), 1-0 10 7141 Lavion Mayes (MU) major dec. Noah Forrider (OHIO), 12-3 14 7149 No. 18 Tywan Claxton (OHIO) dec. No. 1 Drake Houdashelt (MU), 5-3 14 10157 No. 6 Kyle Bradley (MU) dec. Spartak Chino (OHIO), 5-3 17 10165 No.10 Zach Toal (MU) dec. Harrison Hightower (OHIO), 4-0 20 10174 No. 20 Mikey England (MU) dec. Marshal Willet, 11-5 23 10

Dec. 6, 2013

at. SIUEWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MU SIUE125 Barlow McGhee (MU) dec. Dakota Leach (SIUE), 3-2. 3 0133 Matt Manley (MU) dec. Patrick Myers (SUE), 3-2. 6 0141 Lavion Mayes (MU) major dec. Drew Vrbenec (SIUE), 12-3. 10 0149 Blake Pepper (MU) fall Karsten Van Velsor (SIUE) at 4:02. 16 0157 Matthew Lemanowicz (MU) fall Logun Taylor (SIUE) at 6:10. 22 0165 No. 8 Zach Toal (MU) dec. Connor McMahon (SIUE), 7-2. 25 0174 No. 19 Mikey England (MU) dec. Jake Residori (SIUE), 6-4. 28 0184 No. 12 Johnny Eblen (MU) dec. Deshoun White (SIUE), 4-2. 31 0197 No. 7 J’den Cox (MU) fall Chris Johnson (SIUE) at 2:34. 37 0HWT Devin Mellon (MU) dec. David Devine (SIUE), 3-2. 40 0

Jan. 11, 2014

at. Central MichiganWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MU CMU184 No. 10 Johnny Eblen (MU) dec. Craig Kelliher (CMU), 4-0 3 0197 No. 6 J’den Cox (MU) major dec. Jackson Lewis (CMU), 11-0 7 0HWT Devin Mellon (MU) dec. Adam Robinson (CMU), 8-3 10 0125 No. 12 Corey Keener (CMU) dec. Zach Synon (MU), 6-3 10 3133 No. 16 Joe Roth (CMU) dec. Matt Manley (MU), 7-2 10 6141 No. 9 Zach Horan (CMU) dec. Lavion Mayes (MU), 3-1 (SV-1) 10 9149 No. 1 Drake Houdashelt (MU) dec. Scott Mattingly (CMU), 13-6 13 9157 No. 20 Luke Smith (CMU) dec. Joey Lavallee (MU), 4-0 13 12165 No.8 Zach Toal (MU) dec. Nick Becker (CMU), 4-1 16 12174 No. 10 Mike Ottinger (CMU) dec. No. 17 Mikey England, 5-4 (OT-2) 16 15

Jan. 19, 2014

at. Northern IllinoisWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MIZZ NIU125 Barlow McGhee (MIZZ) decision over Nick Harrison (NIU), 4-2. 3 0133 Matt Manley (MIZZ) decision over Nick Smith (NIU), 8-7. 6 0141 Lavion Mayes (MIZZ) decision over Tyler Argue (NIU), 7-3. 9 0149 No. 1 Drake Houdashelt (MIZZ) decision over Rob Jillard (NIU), 6-2. 12 0157 Joey Lavallee (MIZZ) sudden victory over Andrew Morse (NIU), 6-4. 15 0165 No. 8 Zach Toal (MIZZ) decision over Shaun’Qae McMurtry (NIU), 5-3. 18 0174 No. 18 Mikey England (MIZZ) decision over Matt Mougin (NIU), 7-1. 21 0184 Cody Johnston (MIZZ) major decision over Caleb Busson (NIU), 13-3. 25 0197 No. 5 J’den Cox (MIZZ) decision over Shawn Scott (NIU), 8-5. 28 0HWT Devin Mellon (MIZZ) decision over Jared Torrence (NIU) in TB-1, 2-1. 31 0

Jan. 25, 2014

at. No. 6 OklahomaWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MIZZ OU125 Barlow McGhee (MIZZ) dec. Sean Williams (OU), 3-1. 3 0133 No. 8 Cody Brewer (OU) tech. fall. Matt Manley (MIZZ), 18-3. 3 5141 Lavion Mayes (MIZZ) dec. No. 15 Nick Lester (OU), 6-4. 6 5149 No. 1 Drake Houdashelt (MIZZ) dec. No. 2 Kendric Maple (OU), 3-2. 9 5157 No. 18 Justin DeAngelis (OU) dec. Joey Lavallee (MIZZ), 5-3. 9 8165 Clark Glass (OU) dec. Jordan Gagliano (MIZZ), 6-2. 9 11174 No. 18 Mikey England (MIZZ) dec. Derek Geiges (OU), 6-1. 12 11184 Andrew Howe (OU) maj. dec. Cody Johnston (MIZZ), 22-9 . 12 15197 No. 6 J’den Cox (MIZZ) dec. No. 3 Travis Rutt (OU), 6-1. 15 15HWT Devin Mellon (MIZZ) dec. No. 16 Ross Larson (OU), 6-0. 18 15

Jan. 30, 2014

at. No. 9 Oklahoma StateWt. Wrestler vs. Wrestler: Result MIZZ OSU125 Eddie Klimara (OSU) major dec. Barlow McGhee (MIZZ), 9-1. 0 4133 No. 5 Jon Morrison (OSU) dec. Matt Manley (MIZZ), 6-1. 0 7141 No. 18 Anthony Collica (OSU) dec. Lavion Mayes (MIZZ) in tie breaker 1, 6-3. 0 10149 No. 1 Drake Houdashelt (MIZZ) dec. No. 7 Josh Kindig (OSU), 4-0. 3 10157 No. 3 Alex Dieringer (OSU) dec. Joey Lavallee (MIZZ), 4-2. 3 13165 No. 5 Tyler Caldwell (OSU) major dec. Jordan Gagliano (MIZZ), 15-2. 3 17174 No. 2 Chris Perry (OSU) major dec. Mikey England (MIZZ), 11-3. 3 21184 Jordan Rogers (OSU) major dec. Cody Johnston (MIZZ), 13-3. 3 25197 No. 5 J’den Cox (MIZZ) dec. No. 19 Nolan Boyd (OSU), 9-3. 6 25HWT No. 16 Austin Marsden (OSU) dec. Devin Mellon (MIZZ), 6-3. 6 28

Jan. 31, 2014