Seth Flodeen - Revision history

Calebrw: Update wording.

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	'''Seth Flodeen''' ~~was~~ a 125-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He was a three-time [[All-American]], having placed first at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships]], second in [[2007 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2007]] and fourth in [[2009 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2009]].		'''Seth Flodeen''' is a former a 125-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He was a three-time [[All-American]], having placed first at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships]], second in [[2007 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2007]] and fourth in [[2009 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2009]].

	In high school, Flodeen wrestled for Cannon Falls High School of Cannon Falls, Minnesota and placed third at 119 in 2005, second at 119 in 2004 and fifth at 103 in 2003.		In high school, Flodeen wrestled for Cannon Falls High School of Cannon Falls, Minnesota and placed third at 119 in 2005, second at 119 in 2004 and fifth at 103 in 2003.
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	\| footnotes = Final stats.<ref>{{Cite web \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/custompages/statistics/wrestling/0809statistics.pdf \|title=2008-09 Augsburg College Wrestling Statistics (FINAL) \|first=Don \|last=Stoner \|work=Wresling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 13, 2009 \|archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5knwK0gSO \|archivedate=October 25, 2009 \|accessdate=November 2, 2009 }}</ref>		\| footnotes = Final stats.<ref>{{Cite web \|url=http://athletics.augsburg.edu/custompages/statistics/wrestling/0809statistics.pdf \|title=2008-09 Augsburg College Wrestling Statistics (FINAL) \|first=Don \|last=Stoner \|work=Wresling \|publisher=Augsburg Athletics \|date=March 13, 2009 \|archiveurl=http://www.webcitation.org/5knwK0gSO \|archivedate=October 25, 2009 \|accessdate=November 2, 2009 }}</ref>
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Calebrw: /* 2006–07 season */ Correct spelling of Jaime Rocha

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2006–07 season: Correct spelling of Jaime Rocha

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	Flodeen began his sophomore season as the eighth-ranked wrestler at 125 pounds.		Flodeen began his sophomore season as the eighth-ranked wrestler at 125 pounds.

	He began the season wrestling unattached at the Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open on November 18. He opened the tournament with a 10-2 major decision over York's Kevin Gray. He then earned a 6-0 decision over Jered Fields (Jamestown) and a 3-1 decision over Rochester CC's Brian Beilke. He then shared the title with teammate [[~~Jamie~~ Rocha]].		He began the season wrestling unattached at the Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open on November 18. He opened the tournament with a 10-2 major decision over York's Kevin Gray. He then earned a 6-0 decision over Jered Fields (Jamestown) and a 3-1 decision over Rochester CC's Brian Beilke. He then shared the title with teammate [[Jaime Rocha]].

	Flodeen was not active again for over a month when he went to 2-0 to claim a share of the 125-pound title at the Sunshine Open Tournament in Lakeland, Florida on December 28 and 29. Flodeen shared the title with teammate ~~[[Jamie~~ Rocha]].		Flodeen was not active again for over a month when he went to 2-0 to claim a share of the 125-pound title at the Sunshine Open Tournament in Lakeland, Florida on December 28 and 29. Flodeen shared the title with teammate Jaime Rocha.

	Flodeen then lost to Division II eighth-ranked Chris Trampe (Augustana) in a 7-6 decision on January 3, 2007. He then went 2-1 at the Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Classic on January 6.		Flodeen then lost to Division II eighth-ranked Chris Trampe (Augustana) in a 7-6 decision on January 3, 2007. He then went 2-1 at the Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Classic on January 6.

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College Career

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	Flodeen made his varsity debut against Division II opponent Dave Burgard of Minnesota State-Moorhead on November 23. Flodeen won by a 7-6 decision.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/112305moorhead.html</ref> At the Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragon Open on December 3, Flodeen went 4-2, finishing fifth.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120305moorhead.html</ref> Flodeen earned another victory over a Divisision II opponent, this time a 7-3 victory over Kurt Smith of Southwest Minnesota State University on December 6.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120605southwest.html</ref> Flodeen went 2-2 at the St. Cloud State Invitational on December 10, finishing in fourth place.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/121005stcloud.html</ref> On December 28, Flodeen finished 2005 with a weight-class title at the Sunshine Open Tournament.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/122805sunshineopen.html</ref>		Flodeen made his varsity debut against Division II opponent Dave Burgard of Minnesota State-Moorhead on November 23. Flodeen won by a 7-6 decision.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/112305moorhead.html</ref> At the Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragon Open on December 3, Flodeen went 4-2, finishing fifth.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120305moorhead.html</ref> Flodeen earned another victory over a Divisision II opponent, this time a 7-3 victory over Kurt Smith of Southwest Minnesota State University on December 6.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120605southwest.html</ref> Flodeen went 2-2 at the St. Cloud State Invitational on December 10, finishing in fourth place.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/121005stcloud.html</ref> On December 28, Flodeen finished 2005 with a weight-class title at the Sunshine Open Tournament.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/122805sunshineopen.html</ref>

	Flodeen began 2006 with a 9-4 loss to Division II wrestler Chris Trampe of Augustana (S.D.) during a home dual meet on January 3.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010506augustana.html</ref> On January 7, Flodeen began 2006 with a 3-2, fourth place finish at the Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Classic.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010706dickinson.html</ref> At the National Duals on January 14, Flodeen split a pair a 3-1 decisions, winning the first one over Augustana's Leo Bird, but loosing the second to Cornell's Chris Heilman.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011406nationalduals.html</ref> On the second day of the duals, Flodeen lost twice, the first by fall to Pat Parrillo (~~UW LaCrosse~~) 0:40 and then to second-ranked Tyler Hubbard (Wartburg), 12-5.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011506nationalduals.html</ref> On January 18, Flodeen defeated Tim Thompson (St. John's), 8-4.		Flodeen began 2006 with a 9-4 loss to Division II wrestler Chris Trampe of Augustana (S.D.) during a home dual meet on January 3.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010506augustana.html</ref> On January 7, Flodeen began 2006 with a 3-2, fourth place finish at the Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Classic.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010706dickinson.html</ref> At the National Duals on January 14, Flodeen split a pair a 3-1 decisions, winning the first one over Augustana's Leo Bird, but loosing the second to Cornell's Chris Heilman.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011406nationalduals.html</ref> On the second day of the duals, Flodeen lost twice, the first by fall to Pat Parrillo (Wisconsin-La Crosse) 0:40 and then to second-ranked Tyler Hubbard (Wartburg), 12-5.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011506nationalduals.html</ref> On January 18, Flodeen defeated Tim Thompson (St. John's), 8-4.

	On January 21, Flodeen competed at the Northwestern College (Iowa) Red Raider Invitational. In the first round, Flodeen pinned Evan Bowder at 5:36. In the quarter-finals, Flodeen earned a 8-6 decision over Greg Smith (York), and followed that by a 9-4 decision over Isacc Wall (Newman). In the finals, Flodeen topped NAIA fifth-ranked Craig Trampe of Dana College 8-2 to claim the title.		On January 21, Flodeen competed at the Northwestern College (Iowa) Red Raider Invitational. In the first round, Flodeen pinned Evan Bowder at 5:36. In the quarter-finals, Flodeen earned a 8-6 decision over Greg Smith (York), and followed that by a 9-4 decision over Isacc Wall (Newman). In the finals, Flodeen topped NAIA fifth-ranked Craig Trampe of Dana College 8-2 to claim the title.
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	Augsburg hosted Wartburg on January 30 in the annual Battle of the Burgs. Flodeen earned a 7-2 victory over Mark Kist in the first sudden victory period. Flodeen then pinned Division II opponent Corey Ulmer of Minnesota State Moorhead at 4:36.		Augsburg hosted Wartburg on January 30 in the annual Battle of the Burgs. Flodeen earned a 7-2 victory over Mark Kist in the first sudden victory period. Flodeen then pinned Division II opponent Corey Ulmer of Minnesota State Moorhead at 4:36.

	On February 7, Flodeen went 2-1 at the St. John's North Country Open, to place third. Flodeen won his first match, a 1:25 pin over John Dutch of Itasca Community College. He then lost his second match, 7-6 against Jake Fredricksen (UW-Whitewater), earned an injury default victory of teammate [[Ky Olsen]] before pinning Lloyd McKinney (~~UW LaCrosse~~) at 1:47 in the third-place match.		On February 7, Flodeen went 2-1 at the St. John's North Country Open, to place third. Flodeen won his first match, a 1:25 pin over John Dutch of Itasca Community College. He then lost his second match, 7-6 against Jake Fredricksen (UW-Whitewater), earned an injury default victory of teammate [[Ky Olsen]] before pinning Lloyd McKinney (Wisconsin-La Crosse) at 1:47 in the third-place match.

	Flodeen finished regular season competition with a 6:35 pin of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Joe Mileski.		Flodeen finished regular season competition with a 6:35 pin of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Joe Mileski.
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	Fourth-ranked Flodeen represented Augsburg at 125 pounds and earned the fourth seed. Flodeen began the tournament with a 20-5 record. In the first round, all wrestlers at 125 pounds were given byes.		Fourth-ranked Flodeen represented Augsburg at 125 pounds and earned the fourth seed. Flodeen began the tournament with a 20-5 record. In the first round, all wrestlers at 125 pounds were given byes.

	In the second round, Flodeen faced Lloyd McKinney (UW-~~LaCrosse~~), whom he had beaten once earlier in the season. Flodeen earned his first pin of the tournament at the 1:37 mark of the second period. In the quarter-finals, Flodden fell to fifth-seeded Seth Ecker (Ithaca), by a 7-3 decision. In the third round of the wrestlebacks, Flodeen faced Jerrad Hoxie (Heidelberg), whom he pinned at 4:27. In the quarter-finals of the wrestle-backs, Flodeen pinned eighth-seeded Tyler Erdman (Elizabethtown). In the wrestleback semi-finals, Flodeen faced Coe's second-seeded Clayton Rush, whom he had pinned in the 2008 national title match. Flodeen pinned Rush at 1:41, 27 seconds quicker than he had done the previous year. In the third-place match, Flodeen faced Wartburg's Mark Kist. Despite two previous wins over Kist that season, Flodeen lost by a 5-3 decision.		In the second round, Flodeen faced Lloyd McKinney (Wisconsin-La Crosse), whom he had beaten once earlier in the season. Flodeen earned his first pin of the tournament at the 1:37 mark of the second period. In the quarter-finals, Flodden fell to fifth-seeded Seth Ecker (Ithaca), by a 7-3 decision. In the third round of the wrestlebacks, Flodeen faced Jerrad Hoxie (Heidelberg), whom he pinned at 4:27. In the quarter-finals of the wrestle-backs, Flodeen pinned eighth-seeded Tyler Erdman (Elizabethtown). In the wrestleback semi-finals, Flodeen faced Coe's second-seeded Clayton Rush, whom he had pinned in the 2008 national title match. Flodeen pinned Rush at 1:41, 27 seconds quicker than he had done the previous year. In the third-place match, Flodeen faced Wartburg's Mark Kist. Despite two previous wins over Kist that season, Flodeen lost by a 5-3 decision.

	The fourth-place finish was the third [[All-American]] honors in Flodeen's career. Flodeen received the most falls in the least time award with four falls in 16 minutes.		The fourth-place finish was the third [[All-American]] honors in Flodeen's career. Flodeen received the most falls in the least time award with four falls in 16 minutes.

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	The fourth-place finish was the third [[All-American]] honors in Flodeen's career. Flodeen received the most falls in the least time award with four falls in 16 minutes.		The fourth-place finish was the third [[All-American]] honors in Flodeen's career. Flodeen received the most falls in the least time award with four falls in 16 minutes.

			== Coaching career ==

			=== Augsburg ===
			Flooden began as an assistant coach at Augsburg starting with the [[2009–10 Augsburg Wrestling season\|2009–10 season]].

	== Statistics ==		== Statistics ==

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2005–06 season

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	Flodeen made his varsity debut against Division II opponent Dave Burgard of Minnesota State-Moorhead on November 23. Flodeen won by a 7-6 decision.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/112305moorhead.html</ref> At the Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragon Open on December 3, Flodeen went 4-2, finishing fifth.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120305moorhead.html</ref> Flodeen earned another victory over a Divisision II opponent, this time a 7-3 victory over Kurt Smith of Southwest Minnesota State University on December 6.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120605southwest.html</ref> Flodeen went 2-2 at the St. Cloud State Invitational on December 10, finishing in fourth place.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/121005stcloud.html</ref> On December 28, Flodeen finished 2005 with a weight-class title at the Sunshine Open Tournament.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/122805sunshineopen.html</ref>		Flodeen made his varsity debut against Division II opponent Dave Burgard of Minnesota State-Moorhead on November 23. Flodeen won by a 7-6 decision.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/112305moorhead.html</ref> At the Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragon Open on December 3, Flodeen went 4-2, finishing fifth.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120305moorhead.html</ref> Flodeen earned another victory over a Divisision II opponent, this time a 7-3 victory over Kurt Smith of Southwest Minnesota State University on December 6.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120605southwest.html</ref> Flodeen went 2-2 at the St. Cloud State Invitational on December 10, finishing in fourth place.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/121005stcloud.html</ref> On December 28, Flodeen finished 2005 with a weight-class title at the Sunshine Open Tournament.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/122805sunshineopen.html</ref>

	Flodeen began ~~the season~~ with a 9-4 loss to Division II wrestler Chris Trampe of Augustana (S.D.) during a home dual meet on January 3.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010506augustana.html</ref> On January 7, Flodeen began 2006 with a 3-2, fourth place finish at the Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Classic.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010706dickinson.html</ref> At the National Duals on January 14, Flodeen split a pair a 3-1 decisions, winning the first one over Augustana's Leo Bird, but loosing the second to Cornell's Chris Heilman.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011406nationalduals.html</ref> On the second day of the duals, Flodeen lost twice, the first by fall to Pat Parrillo (UW LaCrosse) 0:40 and then to second-ranked Tyler Hubbard (Wartburg), 12-5.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011506nationalduals.html</ref> On January 18, Flodeen defeated Tim Thompson (St. John's), 8-4.		Flodeen began 2006 with a 9-4 loss to Division II wrestler Chris Trampe of Augustana (S.D.) during a home dual meet on January 3.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010506augustana.html</ref> On January 7, Flodeen began 2006 with a 3-2, fourth place finish at the Dickinson State University Blue Hawk Classic.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/010706dickinson.html</ref> At the National Duals on January 14, Flodeen split a pair a 3-1 decisions, winning the first one over Augustana's Leo Bird, but loosing the second to Cornell's Chris Heilman.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011406nationalduals.html</ref> On the second day of the duals, Flodeen lost twice, the first by fall to Pat Parrillo (UW LaCrosse) 0:40 and then to second-ranked Tyler Hubbard (Wartburg), 12-5.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/011506nationalduals.html</ref> On January 18, Flodeen defeated Tim Thompson (St. John's), 8-4.

	On January 21, Flodeen competed at the Northwestern College (Iowa) Red Raider Invitational. In the first round, Flodeen pinned Evan Bowder at 5:36. In the quarter-finals, Flodeen earned a 8-6 decision over Greg Smith (York), and followed that by a 9-4 decision over Isacc Wall (Newman). In the finals, Flodeen topped NAIA fifth-ranked Craig Trampe of Dana College 8-2 to claim the title.		On January 21, Flodeen competed at the Northwestern College (Iowa) Red Raider Invitational. In the first round, Flodeen pinned Evan Bowder at 5:36. In the quarter-finals, Flodeen earned a 8-6 decision over Greg Smith (York), and followed that by a 9-4 decision over Isacc Wall (Newman). In the finals, Flodeen topped NAIA fifth-ranked Craig Trampe of Dana College 8-2 to claim the title.

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	'''Seth Flodeen''' was a 125-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He was a three-time [[All-American]], having placed first at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships]], second in [[2007 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2007]] and fourth in [[2009 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2009]].		'''Seth Flodeen''' was a 125-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He was a three-time [[All-American]], having placed first at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships]], second in [[2007 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2007]] and fourth in [[2009 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2009]].

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2007–08 season

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	=== 2007–08 season ===		=== 2007–08 season ===
	As a junior, Flodeen compiled a 25-7 and won the 125-pound title at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships].		As a junior, Flodeen compiled a 25-7 and won the 125-pound title at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships]].

	=== 2008–09 season ===		=== 2008–09 season ===

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Nationals

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	The second-place honor was Flodeen's first [[All-American]] award. He finished his season with a 25-5 record.		The second-place honor was Flodeen's first [[All-American]] award. He finished his season with a 25-5 record.

			=== 2007–08 season ===
			As a junior, Flodeen compiled a 25-7 and won the 125-pound title at the [[2008 NCAA Division III Wrestling National Championships\|2008 National Championships].

	=== 2008–09 season ===		=== 2008–09 season ===

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2005–06 season: Fixed date.

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	=== 2005–06 season ===		=== 2005–06 season ===
	Flodeen made his debut for Augsburg at the Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open on November 19, ~~2009~~. He finished second, going 3-1 in the 125 Gold Division. In his first match at the open, Flodeen earned his first collegiate pin, with a 2:52 fall over Jamestown first-year Scott Thompson. Flodeen then faced second-seeded Jimmy Marx (Rochester CC), whom we beat by 4-2 decision. In the semi-finals, Flodeen defeated Ellsworth CC's Shamar Haynes 11-5. In the title match of the open, Flodeen lost to top-ranked Terry Morgan of Loras, 16-7.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/2005auggieopen/2005brk002.htm</ref><ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/111905auggieopen.html</ref>		Flodeen made his debut for Augsburg at the Auggie-Brute-Adidas Open on November 19, 2005. He finished second, going 3-1 in the 125 Gold Division. In his first match at the open, Flodeen earned his first collegiate pin, with a 2:52 fall over Jamestown first-year Scott Thompson. Flodeen then faced second-seeded Jimmy Marx (Rochester CC), whom we beat by 4-2 decision. In the semi-finals, Flodeen defeated Ellsworth CC's Shamar Haynes 11-5. In the title match of the open, Flodeen lost to top-ranked Terry Morgan of Loras, 16-7.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/2005auggieopen/2005brk002.htm</ref><ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/111905auggieopen.html</ref>

	Flodeen made his varsity debut against Division II opponent Dave Burgard of Minnesota State-Moorhead on November 23. Flodeen won by a 7-6 decision.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/112305moorhead.html</ref> At the Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragon Open on December 3, Flodeen went 4-2, finishing fifth.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120305moorhead.html</ref> Flodeen earned another victory over a Divisision II opponent, this time a 7-3 victory over Kurt Smith of Southwest Minnesota State University on December 6.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120605southwest.html</ref> Flodeen went 2-2 at the St. Cloud State Invitational on December 10, finishing in fourth place.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/121005stcloud.html</ref> On December 28, Flodeen finished 2005 with a weight-class title at the Sunshine Open Tournament.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/122805sunshineopen.html</ref>		Flodeen made his varsity debut against Division II opponent Dave Burgard of Minnesota State-Moorhead on November 23. Flodeen won by a 7-6 decision.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/112305moorhead.html</ref> At the Minnesota State University Moorhead Dragon Open on December 3, Flodeen went 4-2, finishing fifth.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120305moorhead.html</ref> Flodeen earned another victory over a Divisision II opponent, this time a 7-3 victory over Kurt Smith of Southwest Minnesota State University on December 6.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/120605southwest.html</ref> Flodeen went 2-2 at the St. Cloud State Invitational on December 10, finishing in fourth place.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/121005stcloud.html</ref> On December 28, Flodeen finished 2005 with a weight-class title at the Sunshine Open Tournament.<ref>http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/wrestling/0506statistics/122805sunshineopen.html</ref>