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2012 Wisconsin Awards Banquet March 30
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Badger Newsletter
April 10, 2012
Hello Badger Family!
I apologize for not getting out a newsletter the last few weeks.
I have been focused on getting myself and the others ready for
the Olympic trials coming up in less than 2 weeks! It should be
a great weekend for our Badger Family… Competing we have
Ryan McQuade- Greco
Jesse Thielke- Greco
Tyler Graff- Freestyle
Ryan Morningstar- Freestyle
Andrew Howe- Freestyle
Travis Rutt- Greco
Trevor Brandvold- Freestyle
For info on who is wrestling on which day you can go to
themat.com and click on the Olympic Trials link.
This upcoming weekend, the current Badger wrestlers who are
younger than 21, will be wrestling in the FILA Junior World Team
Trials. The tournament takes place right here in Madison. All of
our guys will be wrestling Freestyle and competing on Saturday.
By wrestling in this our guys will be getting vital experience
and mat time.
Last weekend we had our annual end of the year banquet. We
celebrated Senior Ben Jordan’s career and great end to the
season. It was great to have so many parents and fans there to
support the athletes. Our team doctor and former UW Wrestler
Dave Goodspeed was asked to Emcee the event. Dave did a great
job… at times I thought we were at a comedy club instead of a
wrestling banquet!
As you can see we have a lot going on this spring. With seven
athletes wrestling in the Olympic trials and twelve guys gearing
up for the Junior Worlds it has been a busy spring thus far. All
of the entry fees and travel wouldn’t be possible if it weren’t
for the Badger Wrestling Club. Our Club is paying for all the UW
guys to wrestling in the FILA worlds and has helped all of us in
our training. We are really excited about the upcoming
competitions as well as the fundraisers we have this summer.
Please mark these dates on your calendar and be sure not to miss
the great times as well as a chance to support the BWC!
June 23rd Bucky Shoot- Milford Hills Hunt Club (June 22nd-
Alumni dinner-contact Trevor Brandvold for info)
July 23rd Kalscheur Steak Fry- Madison,WI
September 8th- BWC Golf Outing- River Falls, WI
Thank you again for your support!
ONWARD & UPWARD
Trevor Brandvold
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Badger Newsletter
March 9, 2012
Good Afternoon Fellow Badgers!
I hope you are enjoying the spring-like weather and are having a
great day! The seeds are out, the brackets are set, and the time
is near…
Badgers Ben Jordan and Cole Tobin are preparing for the upcoming
NCAA Championships. Ben will be wrestling Shane Onufer (2nd
seed) 1st round and Cole Tobin will be wrestling Jeremy Johnson
(7th seed). We all feel really good about both draws. Ben Jordan
has wrestled the toughest schedule in his weight class and knows
he can beat the top guys if he wrestles his style… That means
moving his feet, getting off his attacks, and riding tough! The
good thing about wrestling the 2nd seed first round is that if
you beat him, you take his seed going forward. It will be a huge
match! Tobin wrestled a very good big ten tournament knocking
off a top 10 guy in Ben Apland from Michigan. He will have to
wrestle that way on Thursday to move forward. He is peaking at
the right time and has made huge gains throughout the season!
The rest of the team is also in full out training mode. Coach
Davis has emphasized that the young guys need to treat this week
as if they were getting ready to wrestle at the Championships
also. The guys have been lifting, running, and scrapping hard
all week. For example… This morning we ran at the Kohl Center.
Coach went over the 1st day routine of the NCAA tournament… we
talked about the importance of being ready for the 1st match,
taking it one match at a time, etc. We need to continue to bring
everyone along and continue to build! The results from the Big
Ten tournament are unacceptable but we must view these results
in context… realizing that we need to continue to build on the
positives and keep moving forward.
We move out of our wrestling room next Tuesday for the
demolition crew. We are very excited to be getting more space,
better equipment, and a face lift on the room. Construction is
scheduled to begin next week and should be done by the end of
May. Be sure to plan a visit sometime in June to check out the
new room and say hi!
Just a quick reminder about our 1st fundraiser of the year… Our
Bucky Shoot will be taking place June 23rd at Millford Hills
hunt club. If you would like to receive more info on this event
please email me at trevorbrandvold@yahoo.com. We want shooters,
sponsors, and fans to come out and have a great time!
Hope to see some of you in St. Louis next week. It has been a
tough year for the Badger family but we still have two athletes
pursuing their goals and a whole team of great young men who are
going to continue to grow and improve! We thank you so much for
your support!
Onward and Upward,
Trevor Brandvold
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Wisconsin's Tobin qualifies for NCAA championships
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Tobin and Hietpas vying for seventh place at Big Ten
championships
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Davis previews Big Tens at Monday news conference
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Badgers set for Big Ten Championships
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UW
Badger Newsletter from Trevor Brandvold 2-23-2012
Good Afternoon Fellow Badgers!
I hope all of you are having a great week! We are having a tough week
of training here in Madison and are excited to be only a week
from the Big Ten Championships. It is also exciting to have the
State High School tournament kicking off this afternoon. It is
always fun to see the State’s best compete in one of the best
State tournaments in the country.
We have used the last week as a building period in order to get in the
best position possible to make a run in March. The guys have
been working extremely hard and I believe many of them have
improved in the last month.
The NCAA Qualifier Allocations came out today. As expected, we
currently have one wrestler qualified for the NCAA Championships
(Ben Jordan 5th @ 165). This means that our guys are
going to have to pull off some “upsets” at the Big Ten
tournament to make it to the NCAA tournament. At a lot of
weights this means winning one or two big matches next weekend.
This season has definitely been a tough one but dwelling on that
doesn’t provide anything useful for anyone. Next weekend our
team has the opportunity to go out and win some matches people
don’t think we should win. They have the opportunity to leave
it all on the mat and give themselves a chance at making the
NCAA tournament. I am excited to see who on the team is going
to seize that opportunity!
Congratulations to both Badgers Tyler Graff and Andrew Howe as they both
had success overseas in the last couple of weeks. Ty finished 2nd
in a tough tournament in Russia. Tyler was 4-1 and lost a very
controversial match in the finals. Andrew placed 2nd
at the Champions tournament in the Ukraine. Andrew defeated a
2008 Silver Medalist on his way to a 2nd place
finish.
Reminder about our open practices coming up tomorrow and Saturday.
We will be practicing in the field house from 4:30-6:30 on
Friday and from 3-5 on Saturday. Please come, it will be a
great opportunity to watch the guys scrap, learn some new
technique, and us coaches would love to talk and answer any
questions.
Best of luck to those wrestling, coaching, or cheering this weekend! It
should be a fun time to be in Madison! Safe travels.
Onward and Upward,
Trevor Brandvold
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Andrew Howe wins silver medal at Outstanding Ukrainian Memorial
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Good Morning fellow Badgers! (Thursday, February 16, 2012)
Wow… It is already that time! The time of year that gives me and so many
other people who love the sport of wrestling goose bumps! The
college regular season schedule is winding down and we are only
two weeks away from the BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS! The State
tournament series is also in full swing here in our State as
well as throughout the country. It is a great time of the
year!
We had a great cardio workout this morning. We brought our guys over to
the Kohl Center to what we call “Big Mommas.” This is where the
guys start in the basement and have to sprint up the stairs to
the 1st level, run around the arena, up the stairs to
the 2nd level, and sprint around that level! That
counts as one! I’m not sure why they are called “Big Mommas”
but they sure are a great workout! We will be on the mat today
at 3:45. We are going to use the next few days as a building
period to get ready for March. Barry is stressing the fact that
going into the Big Ten tournament everyone’s record is 0-0. We
know Ben Jordan will probably be our only seeded wrestler but
records and seeds go out the window when you step onto the mat.
As cliché as it sounds that is why they wrestle the matches! And
we will be ready!
Two guys I want to recognize are Cole Tobin and Jackson Hein. These two
guys have improved so much throughout the year. They are both
peaking at the right time. At the National Duals Jackson went
2-0 and has a three match win streak. He believes in himself
and is in great condition. He has had a lot of close matches
throughout the year which will be good experience to have going
into the Championships. Cole beat UNI’s heavyweight 5-1 on
Sunday. This same guy defeated Cole back in January 2-5. He
has come a long way and is looking to knock off some guys in
March.
- A couple of quick reminders… We are having open to the
public practices in the field house next week… they will be
held on Friday, February 24 from 4:30-6:30 and on Saturday,
February 25 from 3-5. All are welcome.
- Our 13th annual Bucky Shoot is set for Saturday
June 23rd. Even if you aren’t a shooter we are
encouraging everyone to come out to Milford Hills that day.
This will be a great chance to meet the new recruits coming
in, the coaching staff, current wrestlers, and some famous
guests. There will also be a live band, great food and
fellowship, and awesome auction items! It’s going to be a
great time!
- We want to wish all the State’s wrestlers and coach’s the
best going into Sectionals this weekend! We are looking
forward to watching the State’s best next week in Madison.
Thank you for your love and support of the sport of wrestling and your
Wisconsin Badgers!
Onward and Upward, Trevor Brandvold
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Frustrating year for Badgers wrestling ends with two more
defeats
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UW to host open practices on Feb. 24-25
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Wisconsin receives No. 6 seed for NWCA Duals
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Badgers drop final conference dual to No. 5 Iowa
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2012
Wisconsin Awards Banquet March 30
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Morningstar returns to Carver-Hawkeye Arena
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Jordan's upset not enough against No. 8 Illinois
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Wisconsin Wrestling Update Date: Thu 02/02/12 01:48 PM
Hello from Colorado Springs! I'm writing this weekly update from the Olympic Training Center
in Colorado Springs. Coach Morningstar, Eric Bugenhagen, and I
have been here since Monday. It's been a great week of training.
We've gotten to compete against some of the best guys at each of
our weights. Tyler Graff and Travis Rutt both arrived yesterday.
We are all ready to get on the mat and test where we are at.
This is going to be one of the toughest and deepest Dave Schultz
Memorial tournaments there has been for a long time.
One thing we've realized since getting out here is that we are
doing the right things back in Madison. We all feel that our
pace and style can match anyone’s intensity. I think this will
be an important message to get across to our team. We have
trained hard this year and we need to show it in our
competitions both collegiately and internationally.
The Badgers are heading to Illinois today for their dual
tomorrow. Then they will travel to Iowa to take on the Hawkeyes
on Sunday. There are winnable and important matches in both
these duals for our guys. It will be a big weekend for Big Ten
Tournament seeding.
Thank you for your continued support and commitment to the
Badger Wrestling family and our cause!
FYI-Wrestling starts out here at 9am mountain time. Matches will
be aired on www.themat.com .
I have filmed some of the facilities, practices, and have some
interviews from our week. They will be uploaded on my YouTube
account sometime next week at brandvoldwrestling.
Yours in Wrestling, Trevor Brandvold
PS: We will be holding practice in the Fieldhouse, Friday,
February 24th (4:30pm – 6:30pm) Saturday, February 25th (3:00pm – 5:00pm) THESE PRACTICES ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
PSS: If you haven’t made your plans to watch the Badgers at the
Big Ten Wrestling Championships, now is the time! Saturday, March 3rd and Sunday, March 4th Purdue University is the Host Call 1-800-497-7678 for tickets – make sure you ask to be seated
with the Wisconsin Fans.
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Iowa Hosts Badgers in Home Finale
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Scoring woes continue against No. 7 Nebraska, 36-0
Fellow Badgers,
Greetings from Madison! We are in the middle
of another tough training week to get the guys ready for Nebraska on
Sunday. This will be the last home meet of the season so we are
hoping to see you there!
It has been a tough stretch for the squad and
staff but we are continuing to work, move forward, and compete!
This week we have been emphasizing getting to our inside tie ups and
working attacks off of that. We also have been working on the mat
with staying compact and getting off the bottom. Many of our
matches in the last couple weeks have been getting out of control
due to getting turned. We must be able to get off bottom in order
to give ourselves chances to win matches.
One bright spot in our dual against Minnesota
was getting Ben Jordan back on the mat. He wrestled a very smart
match on Sunday and defeated the #6 ranked guy in the country. Ben
is now 8-2 against ranked wrestlers for the season. He has his
sights on one thing this season and is looking to get on a roll
going into the postseason.
We also sent some wrestlers last weekend to
Dubuque. The redshirts got in some matches against guys from all
Divisions. Matt Kelliher paced the group finishing 2nd
to UNI’s starter Joe Colon. Brandon Weber and Brett Hochstaetter
also wrestled well finishing in 6th place.
We learned that Cole Schmitt will not be able
to wrestle this 2nd semester due to grades. It is
extremely tough losing Cole for the rest of the season. Hopefully
this will be a learning experience for him and we look forward to
getting back in the lineup next season. He is a tough wrestler and
good guy and we will be doing all we can to help him get through
this.
While the team is preparing for Nebraska this
week and Illinois/Iowa next week a few of us Badger Wrestling Club
athletes will be gearing up for the Dave Schultz International
tournament in Colorado Springs February 2-4. Tyler Graff, Coach
Ryan Morningstar and I will be heading out after the Nebraska dual
to the OTC to get some training in before the tournament. It will
be a great opportunity to gear up and get mat time before the
Olympic Trials in April. Eric Bugenhagen will be going out and will
use this tournament to try and qualify for the trials. Travis Rutt
will also be competing there in attempt to qualify for the trials in
Greco. He has looked tough all year and is excited to get back to
Madison next year! Speaking of Greco, future Badger Jesse Theilke
has had a good year of training at the OTC and is gearing up for the
trials. Jesse is a stud and we’re excited for him to come back home
from Colorado!
Also in freestyle Badger Andrew Howe just won
the Guelph Open on Saturday in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. He went 4-0
at the tournament and was named themat.coms wrestler of the week.
Coach Davis and Coach Morningstar went up to
watch two future Badgers Rylan Lubeck and Devin Peterson on Tuesday
as#1 Rapids dueled #2 Merrill. It sounds like it was a great dual
and it is exciting to see two good in state programs go at it. Both
Peterson and Lubeck are having good senior years.
Other Badger recruits Justin Koethe, Phillip
Laux, Isaac Jordan, Ryan Taylor, T.J. Ruschell, and Kegan Gennrich
are all having great seasons and are getting geared up for their
postseason runs. We can’t wait to have them all in the new
wrestling room next year!
We want to thank you for your continued support
of Wisconsin’s Division 1 wrestling program! As you can see there
is a lot to be excited about!
Just FYI the 13th Annual Bucky
Shoot’s date has been decided. We will be having the fundraiser
at Millford Hills Hunt Club on Saturday, JUNE 23! Mark your
calendars now and get your teams lined up. It is a great event and
way to support Badger Wrestling!
Hope to see you Sunday!
Yours in Wrestling,
Trevor Brandvold
UW- Volunteer Assistant Coach
(Thursday, January 26, 2012)
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UW Recruit: Ryle Wrestler picks up 200th win
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UW hosts No. 7 Nebraska in final home dual
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UW drops dual to Purdue
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Badgers set to battle in two conference duals this weekend
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Down three starters, Badgers get blanked by No. 3 Penn State
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Badgers shut out by Penn State, 43-0, in Big Ten action
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Ruschell has wrestling 'in his blood'
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UW faces UNI and PSU this weekend
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Wrestling
falls to Northwestern, 33-9 UW lost its second Big Ten dual of the season to Northwestern Jan. 8, 2012
Wisconsin vs. #17 Northwestern UW Fieldhouse • Madison, Wis.
Wt. Result NU WIS 125 #7 Levi Mele (NU) major dec. Austin Hietpas (WIS), 14-1 4 0
133 Jameson Oster (NU) fall Shane McQuade (WIS), 6:27 10 0
141 Colin Shober (NU) major dec.. Thomas Glenn (WIS), 10-1 14 0
149 #13 Cole Schmitt (WIS) dec. Kaleb Friedley (NU), 11-5 14 3
157 #3 Jason Welch (NU) fall Shawn Perry (WIS), 3:41 20 3
165 Pierce Harger (NU) dec. #8 Ben Jordan (WIS), 4-2 23 3
174 #8 Lee Munster (NU) major dec.. Frank Cousins (WIS), 14-0 27
3 184 Timmy McCall (WIS) fall Marcus Shrewsbury (NU), 4:06 27 9
197 #20 John Schoen (NU) dec. Jackson Hein (WIS), 3-2 30 9
HWT #19 Mike McMullan (NU) dec. Cole Tobin (WIS), 7-3 33 99
• Referee: Rick Stahl/Jim Keller| Attendance: 535 • Complete Results |
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/wis/sports/m-wrestl/auto_pdf/2011-12/box_score/stats_20120108aaa.pdf
• Live Blog |
http://www.uwbadgers.com/sports/m-wrestl/spec-rel/010812aaa.html
MADISON, Wis.-- The Wisconsin wrestling team (5-3, 0-2 Big Ten)
lost its second Big Ten conference dual of the season to No. 17
Northwestern (5-1, 1-1 Big Ten), 33-9. The Badgers earned two
individual victories in the dual, including redshirt junior Cole
Schmitt’s 12th win of the season and redshirt freshman Timmy
McCall’s first pin as a Badger. Fast Facts • Timmy McCall scored his first pin as a Badger
• Cole Schmitt went on a 11-point run to defeat his opponent
• There were a total of six matches won by extra points The match began at 125 lbs. where freshman Austin Hietpas fell
to No. 7 Levi Mele by a 14-1 major decision. Mele dominated the
entire match, scoring ten points following Hietpas’ escape. The
victory gave Northwestern a 4-0 lead. Jameson Oster then extended the Wildcat lead to 10-0 with a pin
against junior Shane McQuade at 6:27. Oster led McQuade by an
8-0 margin prior to the fall. At 141 lbs., NU earned its third-straight win with a 10-1 major
decision by Colin Shober over redshirt freshman Thomas Glenn.
Glenn scored his one escape with 25 seconds remaining in the
second period. Shober’s win gave Northwestern a 14-0 dual lead. Wisconsin won its first match of the day at 149 lbs. where No.
13-ranked Schmitt defeated Kaleb Friedley by an 11-5 decision.
Schmitt started the match down 5-0 after Friedley scored a
takedown and three nearfall points, but managed to rally and
went on an 11-point run. Schmitt earned three takedowns, an
escape, three nearfall points and 1:56 of riding time, cutting
the Wildcat lead to 14-3. Northwestern scored its second pin of the afternoon at 157 lbs.
where No. 3 Jason Welch defeated redshirt sophomore Shawn Perry
at 3:41. Welch led the bout by a 4-0 margin prior to the fall.
The victory gave NU a 20-3 lead. At 165 lbs., No. 8 senior Ben Jordan took on Pierce Harger.
After a scoreless first period, Harger scored a quick two points
on a reversal after starting the second period in the down
position. Jordan was able to tie the match with an escape in the
second and third period, but Harger scored a takedown with just
14 seconds left in the bout to seal the victory. Harger’s win
extended the Wildcat lead to 23-3. UW lost a third-straight match at 174 lbs. where redshirt
freshman Frank Cousins fell to No. 8 Lee Munster by a 14-0 major
decision. Munster’s major decision gave Northwestern its biggest
lead of the day, 27-3. UW claimed its second victory of the dual at 184 lbs. where
redshirt McCall earned his first pin as a Badger. McCall took an
early lead against Marcus Shrewsbury with a takedown in the
first period, and followed that with a takedown in the second
after Shrewsbury escaped from the down position. The takedown
immediately led to the fall, which came at 4:06, narrowing
Northwestern’s lead to 27-9. At 197 lbs., the Wildcats extended their lead to 30-9 with a 3-2
decision by No. 20 John Schoen over redshirt sophomore Jackson
Hein. Hein took the lead with an escape to start the second
period, but Schoen’s escape and takedown in the third proved to
be too much for Hein to overcome. Northwestern then clinched the dual with a 7-3 decision by No.
19 Mike McMullan over redshirt sophomore Cole Tobin. Tobin
scored three escapes in the bout, but McMullan’s win gave NU a
final dual victory of 33-9. The Badgers take on Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, Iowa, on
Friday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. (CT), and then return home on Sunday
to battle Penn State at the UW Fieldhouse at 1 p.m. (CT). -- Justin Mozer UW Athletic Communications
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Badgers host Wildcats at Fieldhouse on Sunday
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UW (Home) vs. Northwestern 2:00pm Sunday, January 8 (BTN Taped
later Sunday)
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Three UW wrestlers battle for third at Midlands
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UW set for Midlands
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UW's Medbery and Kelliher discuss success
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Sachem East Wrestlers Meet Wisconsin Coach Barry Davis
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Badgers fall to Wolverines, 21-12
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Brandvold gears up for Olympic trials
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Davis preview Big Ten opener
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UW takes on No. 9 Michigan
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Graff hopes to fulfill lifelong goal of suiting up for Olympic
team
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Jordan places fifth at Cliff Keen
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Four Badgers remain at Cliff Keen
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Davis previews Cliff Keen Invite
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Badgers set to grapple in Vegas
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Wrestling scores top recruiting class
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Hofstra Pride Host Wisconsin In Home Opener Sunday At Noon
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Hortonville's Gennrich to wrestle in Big Ten for Badgers
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Badgers begin away stretch against out east
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Badgers Wrestling begins season on right foot
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Wisconsin sweeps Badger Duals
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Wisconsin hosts Badger Duals in season opener
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Five Badgers to compete in first open tournament
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Badgers Bag Another Trojan
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Precin, Ruschell place fifth at Dmitri Korkin Memorial in Russia
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Wrestler returns to roots for fundraiser
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2011‐2012
Wisconsin Wrestling Schedule
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From: Trevor Brandvold <trevorbrandvold@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: Trevor Brandvold <trevorbrandvold@yahoo.com> To: wiwrestling.com"
Date: Tue 09/06/11 03:07 PM
Greetings, The Badger Wrestling Club is having a Golf Outing fundraiser on
Saturday, September 24th in Hudson, Wisconsin. The four man golf
scramble will be held at the prestigious Hudson Golf Club. The
course is located less than 20 minutes east of the Twin Cities.
The Badger Wrestling Club is looking for both golfers,
supporters, and fans to come out and celebrate Wrestling! The
money raised at the outing will go to support the Badger
Wrestling Club and our goals of helping the UW-Madison wrestling
team win a national title and to enhance the quality of
wrestling in the State of Wisconsin. Your tax deductible
donation will give Badger Athletes the opportunity to train for
this years Summer Olympic games in London as well as other
international wrestling tournaments. It will also help support
graduate students to be able to coach and practice with the UW
wrestling team. These training partners and coaches help with
raising the intensity and skill level in the room.
I am one of those athletes that is training in Madison. I am
volunteering as an Assistant Coach for UW this year. This
opportunity to train and coach wouldn't be possible without the
Badger Wrestling Club. Coming from River Falls, Wisconsin I have
been a lifelong Badger. Being able to have competed here and to
now coach here are dreams come true. My goal is to help and
provide every opportunity possible for young wrestlers in
Wisconsin, and especially Western Wisconsin, to achieve their
dreams of winning State Titles and moving on to wrestle in
college!
Our sponsorship levels for the outing will be as following
Takedown Level- $250 -Includes 1 free golfer as well as a business or recognition
sign at a hole
Reversal Level- $500 - Includes 2 free golfers as well as a business or recognition
sign at a hole
Nearfall Level- $1000
- Includes a free foursome as well as a business or recognition
sign at a hole and a larger sign in front of the clubhouse. Also
some special UW memorabilia.
Pinfall Level- $2500 -Includes a free foursome as well as full advertisement and
recognition on the electric ad board of the Hudson Golf Club for
the day. Also a blanket signed by the 2010 UW All Americans
To sign up for a sponsorship please call or email me, Trevor
Brandvold, at 715.821.1167 or
Trevor@badgerwrestlingclub.org
To register for the event or to learn more please click on the
link below
http://www. badgerwrestlingclub.org/ fundraisers/golf-outing/
http://www.hansonbrosllc.com/ downloads/Badger_signup.pdf
Thank you for your support!
Trevor Brandvold Badger Wrestling Club- Coach 715.821.1167
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From: Trevor Brandvold <trevorbrandvold@yahoo.com>
To: wiwrestling.com Subject: BWC Golf Outing Date: Thu 09/01/11 09:56 AM
Hello Wrestling Fans!!!
The Badger Wrestling Club would like to invite you to our first
ever BWC Golf Outing. This four person scramble will be held on
Saturday, September 24th. The event will include a catered
dinner as well as an auction with prizes such as season football
tickets, an opportunity to be a honorary coach at a dual, and
more. This outing is especially exciting due to the fact that it
will be held in Hudson, Wisconsin. Hudson is located less than
20 minutes from the Twin Cities in the northwestern part of
Badger Country. Hudson Golf Club is one of the most prestigious
courses in northwestern Wisconsin and will provide a challenge
for both new and seasoned golfers. This outing will be a great
opportunity to come and support the Badger Wrestling Club and
our mission of enhancing the quality of wrestling throughout the
state of Wisconsin and in the UW-Madison wrestling room. The
event will also be a great chance to come and meet Head Coach
Barry Davis. Coach Davis is entering his 18th season at the helm
of the Badgers and is coming off a Coach of the Year award
(2010) and some of the most successful seasons in school
history. New Badger assistants Kyle Ruschell, Ryan Morningstar,
and Trevor Brandvold will also be attending as well as some
current and former UW-Madison Wrestlers.
We would love to see you there!
For more information and to sign up for the outing please click
on one of the links below
http://www.badgerwrestlingclub.org/fundraisers/golf-outing/
http://www.hansonbrosllc.com/downloads/Badger_signup.pdf
Thanks so much for supporting us and being a part of the
Wisconsin Wrestling Family, Feel free to contact me with any questions:
Trevor Brandvold trevor@badgerwrestlingclub.org 715.821.1167 Badger Wrestling Club Coach
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Off the Mat with Kyle Ruschell
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Davis completes staff with hiring of Ryan Morningstar
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OK State, Wisconsin recruits win both Greco, freestyle titles at
Fargo
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Medbery
captures national championship
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Medbery
reaches national championship
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Davis finalizes UW Wrestling coaching staff
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Coach Davis has officially announced Ryan Morningstar as an
assistant coach. Coach Davis has an interview on the Badger
Wrestling Club video section:
http://www.badgerwrestlingclub.org/
It is part of the Badger Wrestling Club video blog which is a
paid membership. It's only $40 for the entire year with all
proceeds going to support the Badger Wrestling Club.
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Three Badgers redshirt to prepare for Olympics
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Iowa City To London: The 2012 Us Wrestling Olympic Trials Are
Coming To Iowa City! Carver-Hawkeye Arena • April 21-22, 2012 All-Session Ticket
Prices $70 for adults $40 Youth (18 & Under)
flyer
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Bucky's Cooking Steak Fry July 25, 2011
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InterMat: Devin Peterson to Wisconsin
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Ruschell promoted to wrestling assistant coach
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Bucky's Cooking Steak Fry July 25, 2011
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Brandvold named volunteer assistant coach
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Andrew Howe: Wisconsin's All-World Wrestler
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Bucky Shoot to fire off Saturday
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2010 NCAA champ Howe beats 2x
title winner Dake in University
Nationals finals
2011‐12 Wisconsin Wrestling Schedule
Date-Opposition-Time
Sunday, November 13 BADGER DUALS 11:00 a.m.
vs. Loras, Wartburg, UW-Whitewater
Friday, November 18 @ Princeton 2:00 p.m.
vs. Rider 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 20 @ Hofstra 11:00 a.m.
Fri./Sat., December 2-3 @ Cliff Keen Invite All Day
Sunday, December 11 @ Michigan* 1:00 p.m.
Wed./Thur., December 28-29 Midlands Championships All Day
Sunday, January 8 NORTHWESTERN* 1:00 p.m.
Friday, January 13 @ Northern Iowa 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 15 PENN STATE* 1:00 p.m.
Friday, January 20 PURDUE* 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 22 @ Minnesota* 2:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 29 NEBRASKA* 1:00 p.m.
Friday, February 3 @ Illinois* 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, February 5 @ Iowa* TBA
Sunday, February 12 NWCA National Duals All Day
Saturday, March 3-4 Big Ten Championships All Day
Thursday, March 15-17 NCAA Championships All Day
All times are central. Schedule is subject to change. * denotes Big
Ten match
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