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November 22: Augsburg opens dual season with 48–3 win over St. Olaf; Auggies claim 6 pins
November 19: Auggie Open nets a first-place finisher and five runners-up; Grant Parker opens season top-ranked wrestler at 157 lbs.
March 12: Longendyke (pictured) in the finals, Hensel fifth, Kennedy and Parker seventh
March 11: Auggies claim 4 All-Americans after first day of National tournament
February 27: Augsburg wins 2016 West Regional, send 9 to Nationals; Bennyhoff, Kennedy, Hensel and Longendyke win titles
December 5: Auggies go 3–0 at the Wisconsin–La Crosse Duals; seven score three wins apiece

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+* November 22: Augsburg opens dual season with 48–3 win over St. Olaf; Auggies claim 6 pins
+* November 19: Auggie Open nets a first-place finisher and five runners-up; [[Grant Parker]] opens season top-ranked wrestler at 157 lbs.
 * March 12: [[Donny Longendyke|Longendyke]] (pictured) in the finals, [[Eric Hensel|Hensel]] fifth, [[Rashad Kennedy|Kennedy]] and [[Grant Parker|Parker]] seventh
 * March 11: Auggies claim 4 All-Americans after first day of National tournament
 * February 27: Augsburg wins 2016 West Regional, send 9 to Nationals; [[Sam Bennyhoff|Bennyhoff]], Kennedy, Hensel and Longendyke win titles
 * December 5: Auggies go 3–0 at the Wisconsin–La Crosse Duals; seven score three wins apiece
-* November 24: Augsburg claims a 48–6 win over St. Olaf; [[James Goman|Goman]], Hensel, [[Sebastian Larson|Larson]] and Longendyke pin opponents
-* November 21: Auggies earn a champion and a runner-up at the home Auggie-Adidas Open; Longendyke wins title