2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season - Revision history

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	\|prevseason = [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season\|2013–14]]		\|prevseason = [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season\|2013–14]]
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	The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' was Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team was coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season were [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].		The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' was Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team was coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season were [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].
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	==== 2015 West Regional ====		==== 2015 West Regional ====
	Augsburg won the 2015 West Regional, scoring 179.0 points, ahead of second-place Concordia-Moorhead's 143.5 points. The Auggies claimed six regional champions and four third-place finishers, advancing all 10 wrestlers to Nationals.		Augsburg won the 2015 West Regional, scoring 179.0 points, ahead of second-place Concordia-Moorhead's 143.5 points. The Auggies claimed six regional champions and four third-place finishers, advancing all 10 wrestlers to Nationals.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies win regional title, qualify all 10 to national tourney \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/2/28/wres022815d.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=February 28, 2015 \|accessdate=June 15, 2015 }}</ref>
	{{Cite news \|title=Auggies win regional title, qualify all 10 to national tourney \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/2/28/wres022815d.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=February 28, 2015 \|accessdate=June 15, 2015 }}

	== Lineup ==		== Lineup ==

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	On Feb. 7, Augsburg will split their squad for two tournaments: the St. John's North Country Open and Wisconsin–Eau Claire's Don Parker Open. Anderson (133), Hamer (141), Frandsen (157), T. Fuenffinger (157), Parker (157), Boniface (174), Martin (174) and Hechsel (197) are registered to compete at the North Country Open. [[James Goman]] (125), Bartschenfeld (133), [[Dylan Lesar]] (133), Keeter (149), [[Bryce Zdanovec]] (149), [[Dwayne Williams]] (157), Hensel (165), [[Kurt Knutsen]] (165), [[Miles Hammerlund]] (184), Teigen (184), Hortop (197), Longendyke (285) and [[Jordan Reisinger]] (285).		On Feb. 7, Augsburg will split their squad for two tournaments: the St. John's North Country Open and Wisconsin–Eau Claire's Don Parker Open. Anderson (133), Hamer (141), Frandsen (157), T. Fuenffinger (157), Parker (157), Boniface (174), Martin (174) and Hechsel (197) are registered to compete at the North Country Open. [[James Goman]] (125), Bartschenfeld (133), [[Dylan Lesar]] (133), Keeter (149), [[Bryce Zdanovec]] (149), [[Dwayne Williams]] (157), Hensel (165), [[Kurt Knutsen]] (165), [[Miles Hammerlund]] (184), Teigen (184), Hortop (197), Longendyke (285) and [[Jordan Reisinger]] (285).

			==== 2015 West Regional ====
			Augsburg won the 2015 West Regional, scoring 179.0 points, ahead of second-place Concordia-Moorhead's 143.5 points. The Auggies claimed six regional champions and four third-place finishers, advancing all 10 wrestlers to Nationals.
			{{Cite news \|title=Auggies win regional title, qualify all 10 to national tourney \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/2/28/wres022815d.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=February 28, 2015 \|accessdate=June 15, 2015 }}

	== Lineup ==		== Lineup ==

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	The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' was Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team was coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season were [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].		The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' was Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team was coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season were [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].

	On March 15, 2015, Augsburg won its twelfth National Championship trophy, score 100 points to best rival Wartburg by 10.5 points at the [[2015 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2015 National Championships]] in Hersey, Pa. Joining captains Hechsel (seventh at 197) and Keeter (seventh at 149) as All-Americans were [[Mike Fuenffinger]] (champion at 125), [[Donny Longendyke]] (champion at 285), [[Chad Bartschenfeld]] (second at 133), and [[Eric Hensel]] (fifth at 165).<ref>{{Cite news \|title=NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Auggies win 12th wrestling national title \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/3/14/wres031415b.aspx \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 14, 2015 \|accessdate=March 25, 2015 }}</ref> Previously, Augsburg won the [[2015 NCAA Division III West Regional]], qualifying all 10 wrestlers to Nationals.		On March 14, 2015, Augsburg won its twelfth National Championship trophy, score 100 points to best rival Wartburg by 10.5 points at the [[2015 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2015 National Championships]] in Hersey, Pa. Joining captains Hechsel (seventh at 197) and Keeter (seventh at 149) as All-Americans were [[Mike Fuenffinger]] (champion at 125), [[Donny Longendyke]] (champion at 285), [[Chad Bartschenfeld]] (second at 133), and [[Eric Hensel]] (fifth at 165).<ref>{{Cite news \|title=NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Auggies win 12th wrestling national title \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/3/14/wres031415b.aspx \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 14, 2015 \|accessdate=March 25, 2015 }}</ref> Previously, Augsburg won the [[2015 NCAA Division III West Regional]], qualifying all 10 wrestlers to Nationals.

	== Head coaching change ==		== Head coaching change ==

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	\|title = 2014–15 Season		\|title = 2014–15 Season
	\|record = 11–4		\|record = 11–4
	\|nat_place =		\|nat_place = ''First''
	\|coach = [[Jim Moulsoff]]		\|coach = [[Jim Moulsoff]]
	\|captain = [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]]		\|captain = [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]]
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	The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' is Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team is coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season ~~are~~ [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].		The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' was Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team was coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season were [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].

	On ~~Feb. 28~~, 2015, Augsburg won the [[2015 NCAA Division III ~~West Regional~~]], ~~qualifying all 10 wrestlers to the~~ the [[2015 NCAA Division III ~~Wrestling National Championships\|2015 National Championships~~]].		On March 15, 2015, Augsburg won its twelfth National Championship trophy, score 100 points to best rival Wartburg by 10.5 points at the [[2015 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2015 National Championships]] in Hersey, Pa. Joining captains Hechsel (seventh at 197) and Keeter (seventh at 149) as All-Americans were [[Mike Fuenffinger]] (champion at 125), [[Donny Longendyke]] (champion at 285), [[Chad Bartschenfeld]] (second at 133), and [[Eric Hensel]] (fifth at 165).<ref>{{Cite news \|title=NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Auggies win 12th wrestling national title \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/3/14/wres031415b.aspx \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 14, 2015 \|accessdate=March 25, 2015 }}</ref> Previously, Augsburg won the [[2015 NCAA Division III West Regional]], qualifying all 10 wrestlers to Nationals.

	== Head coaching change ==		== Head coaching change ==
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Quick update.

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	The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' is Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team is coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season are [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].		The '''2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season''' is Augsburg's 33rd season at the NCAA Division III level. The team is coached by [[Jim Moulsoff]]. Captains for the season are [[Matt Hechsel]], [[Will Keeter]] and [[Tommy Teigen]].

			On Feb. 28, 2015, Augsburg won the [[2015 NCAA Division III West Regional]], qualifying all 10 wrestlers to the the [[2015 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2015 National Championships]].

	== Head coaching change ==		== Head coaching change ==
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	\| February 12, 2015 \|\| 11–4 \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| La Crosse, Wis. \|\| 18–16		\| February 12, 2015 \|\| 11–4 \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| La Crosse, Wis. \|\| 18–16
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	\| February 20, 2015 \|\| \|\| Wisconsin–Stevens Point \|\| Stevens Point, Wis. \|\|		\| February 20, 2015 \|\| 12–4 \|\| Wisconsin–Stevens Point \|\| Stevens Point, Wis. \|\|32–13
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	\| February 12, 2015 \|\| 11–4 \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| Frandsen \|\| Hensel \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hechsel \|\| Longendyke		\| February 12, 2015 \|\| 11–4 \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| Frandsen \|\| Hensel \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hechsel \|\| Longendyke
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			\| February 20, 2015 \|\| 12–4 \|\| Wisconsin–Stevens Point \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| [[Bryce Zdanovec\|Zdanovec]] \|\| Frandsen \|\| Hensel \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hechsel \|\| Longendyke

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Duals: Update lineup.

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	\| January 30, 2015 \|\| 10–3 \|\| St. Olaf \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| Frandsen \|\| Knutsen \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hortop \|\| Longendyke		\| January 30, 2015 \|\| 10–3 \|\| St. Olaf \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| Frandsen \|\| Knutsen \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hortop \|\| Longendyke
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	\| February 5, 2015 \|\| 10–4 \|\| Wartburg \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| ~~Frandsent~~ \|\| Hensel \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hechsel \|\| Longendyke		\| February 5, 2015 \|\| 10–4 \|\| Wartburg \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| Frandsen \|\| Hensel \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hechsel \|\| Longendyke
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			\| February 12, 2015 \|\| 11–4 \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| Fuenffinger \|\| Bartschenfeld \|\| Hamer \|\| Keeter \|\| Frandsen \|\| Hensel \|\| Martin \|\| Teigen \|\| Hechsel \|\| Longendyke
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	\|title = 2014–15 Season		\|title = 2014–15 Season
	\|record = ~~10–4~~		\|record = 11–4
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	\|coach = [[Jim Moulsoff]]		\|coach = [[Jim Moulsoff]]

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Duals

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	\| February 5, 2015 \|\| 10–4 \|\| Wartburg \|\| Minneapolis, Minn. \|\| 7–25		\| February 5, 2015 \|\| 10–4 \|\| Wartburg \|\| Minneapolis, Minn. \|\| 7–25
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	\| February 12, 2015 \|\| \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| ~~Eau Claire~~, Wis. \|\|		\| February 12, 2015 \|\| 11–4 \|\| Wisconsin–La Crosse \|\| La Crosse, Wis. \|\| 18–16
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	At the 2015 Battle of the Burgs against Wartburg College at Si Melby Hall on Feb. 5, Augsburg dropped a 25–7 match to the top-ranked Knights. Augsburg's wins came in the first and last matches of the dual, when Fuenffinger (125) won a 6–4 decision to sixth-ranked Jake Agnitsch and Longendyke (285) upset fifth-ranked Ben Nagle by a 12–4 major decision.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Knights top Auggies in Battle of the Burgs \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/2/5/wres020515.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=February 5, 2015 \|accessdate=February 6, 2015 }}</ref>		At the 2015 Battle of the Burgs against Wartburg College at Si Melby Hall on Feb. 5, Augsburg dropped a 25–7 match to the top-ranked Knights. Augsburg's wins came in the first and last matches of the dual, when Fuenffinger (125) won a 6–4 decision to sixth-ranked Jake Agnitsch and Longendyke (285) upset fifth-ranked Ben Nagle by a 12–4 major decision.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Knights top Auggies in Battle of the Burgs \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/2/5/wres020515.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=February 5, 2015 \|accessdate=February 6, 2015 }}</ref>

			On Feb. 12, 2015, the fifth-ranked Auggies upset the fourth-ranked Wis.–La Crosse Eagles by a 18–16. Longendyke's pin in 1:53 at 285 pounds proved to be the difference.

	=== Tournaments ===		=== Tournaments ===

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	On January 17, the Auggies competed at the [[2015 Matman Wrestling Invitational\|Matman Wrestling Invitational]]. Bartschenfeld (133) and Longendyke (285) both finished first in their weight classes; Keeter (149), [[Tone Fuenffinger]] (157), and Hechsel (197) finished second; [[Kirk Anderson]] (133), [[Marcus Hamer]] (141), [[Grant Parker]] (157), [[Tyrell Martin]] (174), and [[Tommy Teigen]] (184) all finished fourth.		On January 17, the Auggies competed at the [[2015 Matman Wrestling Invitational\|Matman Wrestling Invitational]]. Bartschenfeld (133) and Longendyke (285) both finished first in their weight classes; Keeter (149), [[Tone Fuenffinger]] (157), and Hechsel (197) finished second; [[Kirk Anderson]] (133), [[Marcus Hamer]] (141), [[Grant Parker]] (157), [[Tyrell Martin]] (174), and [[Tommy Teigen]] (184) all finished fourth.

			On Feb. 7, Augsburg will split their squad for two tournaments: the St. John's North Country Open and Wisconsin–Eau Claire's Don Parker Open. Anderson (133), Hamer (141), Frandsen (157), T. Fuenffinger (157), Parker (157), Boniface (174), Martin (174) and Hechsel (197) are registered to compete at the North Country Open. [[James Goman]] (125), Bartschenfeld (133), [[Dylan Lesar]] (133), Keeter (149), [[Bryce Zdanovec]] (149), [[Dwayne Williams]] (157), Hensel (165), [[Kurt Knutsen]] (165), [[Miles Hammerlund]] (184), Teigen (184), Hortop (197), Longendyke (285) and [[Jordan Reisinger]] (285).

	== Lineup ==		== Lineup ==

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	The Auggies returned to dual action with two wins over MIAC opponents. On Jan. 23, Augsburg upset third-ranked Concordia Moorhead 26–12. On Jan. 25, the Auggies defeated St. John's (Minn.) 34–12. Teigen (184) led the way with two pins, while Fuenffinger (125), Bartschenfeld (133), Keeter (149) and Longendyke (285) all went 2–0 on the weekend.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=No. 6 Augsburg upsets No. 3 Concordia \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/23/wres012315.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 25, 2015 \|accessdate=January 25, 2015 }}</ref><ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies win 7 of 10, down Johnnies 34-12 \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/25/wres012515.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 25, 2015\|accessdate=January 25, 2015}}</ref> On Jan. 30, Augsburg claimed another win over MIAC foe St. Olaf, defeating the Oles 49–6. After five forfeit victories, Keeter (149) and [[Logan Hortop]] (197) claimed pins while [[Tyrell Martin]] (174) claimed a major decision. [[Kurt Knutsen]] notched a decision at 165 pounds.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies top St. Olaf 49-6 \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/30/wres013015.aspx \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 30, 2015 \|accessdate=January 30, 2015 }}</ref><br clear="all" />		The Auggies returned to dual action with two wins over MIAC opponents. On Jan. 23, Augsburg upset third-ranked Concordia Moorhead 26–12. On Jan. 25, the Auggies defeated St. John's (Minn.) 34–12. Teigen (184) led the way with two pins, while Fuenffinger (125), Bartschenfeld (133), Keeter (149) and Longendyke (285) all went 2–0 on the weekend.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=No. 6 Augsburg upsets No. 3 Concordia \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/23/wres012315.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 25, 2015 \|accessdate=January 25, 2015 }}</ref><ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies win 7 of 10, down Johnnies 34-12 \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/25/wres012515.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 25, 2015\|accessdate=January 25, 2015}}</ref> On Jan. 30, Augsburg claimed another win over MIAC foe St. Olaf, defeating the Oles 49–6. After five forfeit victories, Keeter (149) and [[Logan Hortop]] (197) claimed pins while [[Tyrell Martin]] (174) claimed a major decision. [[Kurt Knutsen]] notched a decision at 165 pounds.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies top St. Olaf 49-6 \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/30/wres013015.aspx \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 30, 2015 \|accessdate=January 30, 2015 }}</ref><br clear="all" />

			At the 2015 Battle of the Burgs against Wartburg College at Si Melby Hall on Feb. 5, Augsburg dropped a 25–7 match to the top-ranked Knights. Augsburg's wins came in the first and last matches of the dual, when Fuenffinger (125) won a 6–4 decision to sixth-ranked Jake Agnitsch and Longendyke (285) upset fifth-ranked Ben Nagle by a 12–4 major decision.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Knights top Auggies in Battle of the Burgs \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/2/5/wres020515.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=February 5, 2015 \|accessdate=February 6, 2015 }}</ref>

	=== Tournaments ===		=== Tournaments ===