Tommy Teigen - Revision history

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	\| HSC = High School Career		\| HSC = High School Career
	\| image = [[File:~~Tommy_Teigen_2014~~.jpg\|230px]]		\| image = [[File:Tommy-Teigen-2015.jpg\|230px]]
	\| caption = <small>Tommy Teigen, ~~2014~~</small>		\| caption = <small>Tommy Teigen, 2015</small>
	\| footnotes = <small>Through January 10, 2015</small>		\| footnotes = <small>Through January 30, 2015</small>
	\| born =		\| born =
	\| height =		\| height =
	\| college-record = ~~73–43~~		\| college-record = 81–45
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	\| weight-classes = 165 lbs.<br />174 lbs.<br />184 lbs.		\| weight-classes = 165 lbs.<br />174 lbs.<br />184 lbs.
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	=== 2014–15 season ===		=== 2014–15 season ===
			[[File:Tommy_Teigen_2014.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Tommie Teigen, 2014.]]
	''See: [[2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''		''See: [[2014–15 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''

	Teigen began the year as the starter for Augsburg at 184 pounds. He started the year as the consolation winner at the Auggie-Adidas Open, going 3–1 record. He then went 3–0 at the Wisconsin–La Crosse Candlewood Suite Duals, pinning all three of his opponents. He represented Augsburg in two dual meets against Division II opponents, first an 8–4 decision over Broderick Goens (Southwest Minnesota State) and then 6–2 over Aero Amo (Augustana (S.D.)).		Teigen began the year as the starter for Augsburg at 184 pounds. He started the year as the consolation winner at the Auggie-Adidas Open, going 3–1 record. He then went 3–0 at the Wisconsin–La Crosse Candlewood Suite Duals, pinning all three of his opponents. He represented Augsburg in two dual meets against Division II opponents, first an 8–4 decision over Broderick Goens (Southwest Minnesota State) and then 6–2 over Aero Amo (Augustana (S.D.)).

	At the NWCA Division III National Duals, he went 1–3, losing a 5–2 decision to No. 9 Ryan Aprahamian (Wisconsin–Whitewater), rebounded with a 6–2 ~~decison~~ over Caleb Huff (Alma) before dropping to more decisions. He first lost to Brent Kirk (Mount Union) by a 4–1 margin and then a tight 5–4 decision to No. 5 Richard Carlson (Wisconsin–La Crosse).		At the NWCA Division III National Duals, he went 1–3, losing a 5–2 decision to No. 9 Ryan Aprahamian (Wisconsin–Whitewater), rebounded with a 6–2 decision over Caleb Huff (Alma) before dropping to more decisions. He first lost to Brent Kirk (Mount Union) by a 4–1 margin and then a tight 5–4 decision to No. 5 Richard Carlson (Wisconsin–La Crosse).

			Teigen then went 3–0 in duals against MIAC opponents at the end of January, earning a maximum of 18 team points. Against Concordia on Jan. 23, he pinned Brandon Larson in 4:08<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 23, 2015 \|accessdate=February 6, 2015 }}</ref> and then against St. John's on Jan. 25, he pinned Nick Pegelow in 2:12.<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=February 6, 2015 }}</ref> He picked up a forfeit victory against St. Olaf on Jan. 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies top St. Olaf 49-6 \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2015/1/30/wres013015.aspx?path=wrestling \|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=January 30, 2015 \|accessdate=February 6, 2015}}</ref>

			At the 2015 Battle of the Burgs, Teigen lost an 8–3 decision to eight-ranked Devin Peterson.<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><div style="clear:both"></div>
	== References ==		== References ==
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	[[Category:Augsburg Wrestlers\|Teigen, Tommy]]		[[Category:Augsburg Wrestlers\|Teigen, Tommy]]

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	\| image = File:Tommy_Teigen_2014.jpg		\| image = [[File:Tommy_Teigen_2014.jpg\|230px]]
	\| caption = <small>Tommy Teigen, 2014</small>		\| caption = <small>Tommy Teigen, 2014</small>
	\| footnotes = <small>Through January 10, 2015</small>		\| footnotes = <small>Through January 10, 2015</small>

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	\| caption =		\| caption = <small>Tommy Teigen, 2014</small>
	\| footnotes = <small>Through January 10, 2015</small>		\| footnotes = <small>Through January 10, 2015</small>
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-'''Tommy Teigen''' is a 165-pound Augsburg wrestler. He is a one-time national qualifier.
+{{Augsburg Wrestler Infobox
 Teigen made his varsity debut on January 28, 2011, losing 6–4 to St. Olaf's Michael Roth at 157 pounds.<ref>{{Cite news |title=Auggies go 2-1 at Minnesota Duals |url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2011/1/28/wres012811.aspx?path=wrestling|newspaper=Wrestling |publisher=Augsburg Athletics |date=January 28, 2011|accessdate=May 14, 2013 }}</ref> 10 days previous, he made his dual debut in a junior varsity match against Waldorf College (Iowa), winning by forfeit at 157 pounds.<ref>{{Cite news |title=Auggies pin way to win over Waldorf |url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2011/1/18/wres011811.aspx?path=wrestling|newspaper=Wrestling |publisher=Augsburg Athletics |date=January 18, 2011|accessdate=May 14, 2013}}</ref>
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 Teigen went 5–1 during an injury shortened 2012–13 season. He began competition on Nov. 17, 2012 at the Auggie-Brute Open, placing fifth in the 165 pound Gold Division. In his first match against Sean Huls (Wisconsin–La Crosse), Teigen claimed an 11-0 major decision. He then suffered his only loss of the season, a 6–4 decision to Div. II wrestler Colbey Vance (Upper Iowa). He then edged Morningside's Chad Morehead in the second Sudden Victory period 3–1. In the fifth-place match, he earned a 16–2 major decision over Ryan Roach (Dakota Wesleyan). On Nov. 20, Teigen made his only dual victory of the season, a 17–0 technical fall in 5:53 over Cameron Childs (Waldorf).
-Teigen saw his last action of the season at the Minnesota State Univ., Moorhead Dragon Open, going 1–0, with two injury defaults not counting toward his record. In the first match, he claimed a 6–0 victory over Div. II wrestler Billy Dean (Southwestern Minnesota State). Teigen then injury defaulted out of the next match with Brock Krumm (Univ. of Mary) at 3:19 and injury defaulted out his next match without wrestling against Greg Gainey.<ref>{{Cite news |title=2012-13 Augsburg College Wrestling Individual Results |url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/documents/2012/12/10/2012-13-wrestling-individual-results.pdf|newspaper=Wrestling |publisher=Augsburg Athletics |date=March 16, 2013 |accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref>
+Teigen saw his last action of the season at the Minnesota State Univ., Moorhead Dragon Open, going 1–0, with two injury defaults not counting toward his record. In the first match, he claimed a 6–0 victory over Div. II wrestler Billy Dean (Southwestern Minnesota State). Teigen then injury defaulted out of the next match with Brock Krumm (Univ. of Mary) at 3:19 and injury defaulted out his next match without wrestling against Greg Gainey.<ref>{{Cite news |title=2012-13 Augsburg College Wrestling Individual Results |url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/documents/2012/12/10/2012-13-wrestling-individual-results.pdf|newspaper=Wrestling |publisher=Augsburg Athletics |date=March 16, 2013 |accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref> He did not compete again during the season.
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 On Dec. 7, Teigen notched a 34d place finish at the Dragon Open with a 3–1 day. He opened the tournament with two wins over Division II wrestlers, a 7–2 decision over Conner Monk (MSU - Moorhead) and an 18–2 decision over Tiger Paasch (Minot State). In the bracket semifinal, Teigen fell 4–3 to Sebastian Gardner (Concordia-Moorhead), but rebounded in the third place match with a 14–11 decision over Taylor Lewandowski (St. Cloud State).<ref>{{Cite news|title=Hechsel, Johnson win titles at MSUM Dragon Open|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/12/7/wres120713.aspx|newspaper=Wrestling|publisher=Augsburg Athletics|date=November 7, 2013|accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref> On Dec. 11, Teigen injury defaulted out of a dual meet match against MSU - Moorhead's No. 6 Michael Joseph.<ref>{{Cite news |title=Auggies dominate in 34-9 win over MSUM|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/12/11/wres121113.aspx|newspaper=Wrestling|publisher=Augsburg Athletics |date=December 11, 2013|accessdate=December 11, 2013}}</ref>
 == References ==

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	== High School career ==		== High School career ==
	Teigen wrestled for Meadow Creek Christian and was a three-time state qualifier in Class AA. As a sophomore in 2008 he qualified at 130 pounds, going 0–2 and finishing the year with a 32–16.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 130 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2008 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2008/s08w19.htm \| accessdate = May 14, 2013}}</ref> As a junior in 2009, Teigen qualified at 135, again going 0–2 and finishing with a 19–7 record.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 135 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2009 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2009/s09w34.htm \| accessdate = Mat 14, 2013}}</ref> He placed fourth at 160 pounds as a senior in 2010, going 4–2 including a semi-final loss to eventual champion Kurtis Julson.		Teigen wrestled for Meadow Creek Christian in Andover, Minn. and was a three-time state qualifier in Class AA. As a sophomore in 2008 he qualified at 130 pounds, going 0–2 and finishing the year with a 32–16.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 130 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2008 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2008/s08w19.htm \| accessdate = May 14, 2013}}</ref> As a junior in 2009, Teigen qualified at 135, again going 0–2 and finishing with a 19–7 record.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 135 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2009 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2009/s09w34.htm \| accessdate = Mat 14, 2013}}</ref> He placed fourth at 160 pounds as a senior in 2010, going 4–2 including a semi-final loss to eventual champion Kurtis Julson.

	In both 2008 and 2009, Tiegen lost at state to Augsburg teammate [[Boyd Suparat]], who placed first and second respectively those years.		In both 2008 and 2009, Tiegen lost at state to Augsburg teammate [[Boyd Suparat]], who placed first and second respectively those years.

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	== College career ==		== College career ==

	=== ~~2013–14~~ season ===		=== 2012–13 season ===
	''See: [[~~2013–14~~ Augsburg Wrestling season]]''		''See: [[2012–13 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''

	Teigen went 5–1 during an injury shortened 2012–13 season. He began competition on Nov. 17, 2012 at the Auggie-Brute Open, placing fifth in the 165 pound Gold Division. In his first match against Sean Huls (Wisconsin–La Crosse), Teigen claimed an 11-0 major decision. He then suffered his only loss of the season, a 6–4 decision to Div. II wrestler Colbey Vance (Upper Iowa). He then edged Morningside's Chad Morehead in the second Sudden Victory period 3–1. In the fifth-place match, he earned a 16–2 major decision over Ryan Roach (Dakota Wesleyan). On Nov. 20, Teigen made his only dual victory of the season, a 17–0 technical fall in 5:53 over Cameron Childs (Waldorf).		Teigen went 5–1 during an injury shortened 2012–13 season. He began competition on Nov. 17, 2012 at the Auggie-Brute Open, placing fifth in the 165 pound Gold Division. In his first match against Sean Huls (Wisconsin–La Crosse), Teigen claimed an 11-0 major decision. He then suffered his only loss of the season, a 6–4 decision to Div. II wrestler Colbey Vance (Upper Iowa). He then edged Morningside's Chad Morehead in the second Sudden Victory period 3–1. In the fifth-place match, he earned a 16–2 major decision over Ryan Roach (Dakota Wesleyan). On Nov. 20, Teigen made his only dual victory of the season, a 17–0 technical fall in 5:53 over Cameron Childs (Waldorf).

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	''See: [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''		''See: [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''

	Teigen began the season on Nov. 23, 2013 at the Auggie-Brute Open, where he finished 5th, going 3–1. He won his first match 8–2 over Jacob Devine (Dakota Wesleyan), but fell in his second match by fall to Luther's Jarid Groth in 4:33. Teigen rebounded with two falls of his own, first in 3:49 to Austin Hayes (Buena Vista) and then in 2:14 over Garrett Miller (Rochester Comm/Tech).<ref name="2013_auggie">{{Cite news \|title=Auggie wrestlers start season strong at home open\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/11/23/wres112313.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=November 23, 2013\|accessdate=November 30, 2013 }}</ref> He made it three pins in a row in a dual meet ~~with~~ Waldorf with a 1:30 fall over James Gomez.<ref name="2013_waldorf">{{Cite news \|title=Augsburg dominates Waldorf 44-9\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/11/26/wres112613.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=November 26, 2013\|accessdate=November 29, 2013 }}</ref>		Teigen began the season on Nov. 23, 2013 at the Auggie-Brute Open, where he finished 5th, going 3–1. He won his first match 8–2 over Jacob Devine (Dakota Wesleyan), but fell in his second match by fall to Luther's Jarid Groth in 4:33. Teigen rebounded with two falls of his own, first in 3:49 to Austin Hayes (Buena Vista) and then in 2:14 over Garrett Miller (Rochester Comm/Tech).<ref name="2013_auggie">{{Cite news \|title=Auggie wrestlers start season strong at home open\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/11/23/wres112313.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=November 23, 2013\|accessdate=November 30, 2013 }}</ref> On Nov. 26, he made it three pins in a row in a dual meet against Waldorf with a 1:30 fall over James Gomez.<ref name="2013_waldorf">{{Cite news \|title=Augsburg dominates Waldorf 44-9\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/11/26/wres112613.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=November 26, 2013\|accessdate=November 29, 2013 }}</ref>

			On Dec. 7, Teigen notched a 34d place finish at the Dragon Open with a 3–1 day. He opened the tournament with two wins over Division II wrestlers, a 7–2 decision over Conner Monk (MSU - Moorhead) and an 18–2 decision over Tiger Paasch (Minot State). In the bracket semifinal, Teigen fell 4–3 to Sebastian Gardner (Concordia-Moorhead), but rebounded in the third place match with a 14–11 decision over Taylor Lewandowski (St. Cloud State).<ref>{{Cite news\|title=Hechsel, Johnson win titles at MSUM Dragon Open\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/12/7/wres120713.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics\|date=November 7, 2013\|accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref> On Dec. 11, Teigen injury defaulted out of a dual meet match against MSU - Moorhead's No. 6 Michael Joseph.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=Auggies dominate in 34-9 win over MSUM\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/12/11/wres121113.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=December 11, 2013\|accessdate=December 11, 2013}}</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==

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	== College career ==		== College career ==

	=== ~~2012–13~~ season ===		=== 2013–14 season ===
	''See: [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''		''See: [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''

	Teigen went 5–1 during an injury shortened 2012–13 season. He began competition on Nov. 17, 2012 at the Auggie-Brute Open, placing fifth in the 165 pound Gold Division. In his first match against Sean Huls (Wisconsin–La Crosse), Teigen claimed an 11-0 major decision ~~before suffering~~ his only loss of the season, a 6–4 decision to ~~Division~~ II wrestler Colbey Vance (Upper Iowa). He then edged Morningside's Chad Morehead in the second Sudden Victory period 3–1. In the fifth-place match, he earned a 16–2 major decision over Ryan Roach (Dakota Wesleyan). On Nov. 20, Teigen made his only dual victory of the season, a 17–0 technical fall in 5:53 over Cameron Childs (Waldorf).		Teigen went 5–1 during an injury shortened 2012–13 season. He began competition on Nov. 17, 2012 at the Auggie-Brute Open, placing fifth in the 165 pound Gold Division. In his first match against Sean Huls (Wisconsin–La Crosse), Teigen claimed an 11-0 major decision. He then suffered his only loss of the season, a 6–4 decision to Div. II wrestler Colbey Vance (Upper Iowa). He then edged Morningside's Chad Morehead in the second Sudden Victory period 3–1. In the fifth-place match, he earned a 16–2 major decision over Ryan Roach (Dakota Wesleyan). On Nov. 20, Teigen made his only dual victory of the season, a 17–0 technical fall in 5:53 over Cameron Childs (Waldorf).

	Teigen saw his last action of the season~~, with~~ at the Minnesota State Univ., Moorhead Dragon Open, going 1–0, with two injury defaults not counting toward his record. In the first match, he claimed a 6–0 victory over Div. II wrestler Billy Dean (Southwestern Minnesota State). Teigen then injury defaulted out of the next match with Brock Krumm (Univ. of Mary) at 3:19 and injury defaulted out his next match without wrestling against Greg Gainey.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=2012-13 Augsburg College Wrestling Individual Results \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/documents/2012/12/10/2012-13-wrestling-individual-results.pdf\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 16, 2013 \|accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref>		Teigen saw his last action of the season at the Minnesota State Univ., Moorhead Dragon Open, going 1–0, with two injury defaults not counting toward his record. In the first match, he claimed a 6–0 victory over Div. II wrestler Billy Dean (Southwestern Minnesota State). Teigen then injury defaulted out of the next match with Brock Krumm (Univ. of Mary) at 3:19 and injury defaulted out his next match without wrestling against Greg Gainey.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=2012-13 Augsburg College Wrestling Individual Results \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/documents/2012/12/10/2012-13-wrestling-individual-results.pdf\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 16, 2013 \|accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref>

	=== 2013–14 season ===		=== 2013–14 season ===

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	In both 2008 and 2009, Tiegen lost at state to Augsburg teammate [[Boyd Suparat]], who placed first and second respectively those years.		In both 2008 and 2009, Tiegen lost at state to Augsburg teammate [[Boyd Suparat]], who placed first and second respectively those years.

			== College career ==

			=== 2012–13 season ===
			''See: [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''

			Teigen went 5–1 during an injury shortened 2012–13 season. He began competition on Nov. 17, 2012 at the Auggie-Brute Open, placing fifth in the 165 pound Gold Division. In his first match against Sean Huls (Wisconsin–La Crosse), Teigen claimed an 11-0 major decision before suffering his only loss of the season, a 6–4 decision to Division II wrestler Colbey Vance (Upper Iowa). He then edged Morningside's Chad Morehead in the second Sudden Victory period 3–1. In the fifth-place match, he earned a 16–2 major decision over Ryan Roach (Dakota Wesleyan). On Nov. 20, Teigen made his only dual victory of the season, a 17–0 technical fall in 5:53 over Cameron Childs (Waldorf).

			Teigen saw his last action of the season, with at the Minnesota State Univ., Moorhead Dragon Open, going 1–0, with two injury defaults not counting toward his record. In the first match, he claimed a 6–0 victory over Div. II wrestler Billy Dean (Southwestern Minnesota State). Teigen then injury defaulted out of the next match with Brock Krumm (Univ. of Mary) at 3:19 and injury defaulted out his next match without wrestling against Greg Gainey.<ref>{{Cite news \|title=2012-13 Augsburg College Wrestling Individual Results \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/documents/2012/12/10/2012-13-wrestling-individual-results.pdf\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 16, 2013 \|accessdate=December 12, 2013 }}</ref>

			=== 2013–14 season ===
			''See: [[2013–14 Augsburg Wrestling season]]''

			Teigen began the season on Nov. 23, 2013 at the Auggie-Brute Open, where he finished 5th, going 3–1. He won his first match 8–2 over Jacob Devine (Dakota Wesleyan), but fell in his second match by fall to Luther's Jarid Groth in 4:33. Teigen rebounded with two falls of his own, first in 3:49 to Austin Hayes (Buena Vista) and then in 2:14 over Garrett Miller (Rochester Comm/Tech).<ref name="2013_auggie">{{Cite news \|title=Auggie wrestlers start season strong at home open\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/11/23/wres112313.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=November 23, 2013\|accessdate=November 30, 2013 }}</ref> He made it three pins in a row in a dual meet with Waldorf with a 1:30 fall over James Gomez.<ref name="2013_waldorf">{{Cite news \|title=Augsburg dominates Waldorf 44-9\|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2013/11/26/wres112613.aspx\|newspaper=Wrestling\|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=November 26, 2013\|accessdate=November 29, 2013 }}</ref>

	== References ==		== References ==

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	== High School career ==		== High School career ==
	Teigen wrestled for Meadow Creek Christian, and was a three-time state qualifier in ~~class~~ AA. As a sophomore he qualified at 130 pounds, going 0–2 and finishing the year with a 32–16.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 130 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2008 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2008/s08w19.htm \| accessdate = May 14, 2013}}</ref> As a junior, Teigen qualified at 135, again going 0–2 and finishing with a 19–7 record.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 135 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2009 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2009/s09w34.htm \| accessdate = Mat 14, 2013}}</ref> He placed fourth at 160 pounds, going 4–2 including a semi-final loss to eventual champion Kurtis Julson.		Teigen wrestled for Meadow Creek Christian and was a three-time state qualifier in Class AA. As a sophomore in 2008 he qualified at 130 pounds, going 0–2 and finishing the year with a 32–16.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 130 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2008 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2008/s08w19.htm \| accessdate = May 14, 2013}}</ref> As a junior in 2009, Teigen qualified at 135, again going 0–2 and finishing with a 19–7 record.<ref>{{cite web \| last = Steinbauer \| first = Kevin \| title = 135 AA \| work = MSHSL State Wrestling Tournament 2009 \| publisher = Tournament Stuff \| url = http://tstuff.com/2009/s09w34.htm \| accessdate = Mat 14, 2013}}</ref> He placed fourth at 160 pounds as a senior in 2010, going 4–2 including a semi-final loss to eventual champion Kurtis Julson.

	In both 2008 and 2009, Tiegen lost at state to Augsburg teammate [[Boyd Suparat]], who placed first and second respectively those years.		In both 2008 and 2009, Tiegen lost at state to Augsburg teammate [[Boyd Suparat]], who placed first and second respectively those years.