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AUSTIN, Texas – North Dakota State University redshirt junior 157-pounder and two-time NCAA Division I Wrestling Elite 90 Award winner Clay Ream was named to the 2017 CoSIDA Academic All-America® Men’s At-Large First Team announced Thursday, June 8.

Ream becomes the second NDSU wrestler to receive CoSIDA Academic All-America® honors joining Steve Anderson, who was named to the men’s at-large college division first team in 1986.

The native of Wentzville, Mo., has a 4.0 in biochemistry and molecular biology. Ream was named the Big 12 Conference Wrestling Scholar-Athlete of the Year and made his third straight appearance on National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) All-Academic team. He is a two-time Academic All-Big 12 Wrestling first team selection.

Ream completed in his third NCAA tournament appearance with a 0-2 record. He is 3-6 overall in NCAA competition. Ream compiled a 24-6 record this season including a second place finish at the Big 12 Championships. He has a 71-38 record including 31-10 in duals with 15 pins.

To qualify for CoSIDA Academic All-America® honors, nominees must be a starter or key reserve with at least a 3.30 cumulative grade-point average, sophomore athletic and academic standing, and have completed at least one year at their current institution.

2016-17 CoSIDA Academic All-America® Division I Men’s At-Large Team

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FIRST TEAM
Sport-Name, School, Yr., Hometown, GPA, Major
Swimming-Ryan Bailey (3), U.S. Naval Academy, Sr., Youngstown, Ohio, 3.98, Operations research
Volleyball-Christy Blough (1), Ohio State, Sr., Ontario, N.Y., 3.98, Biomedical engineering
Swimming-P.J. Dunne, Texas, Sr., Pensacola, Fla., 3.99, Biochemistry / pre-med
Skiing-Michael Fehrenbach, Alaska-Fairbanks, Sr., Saint Margen, Germany, 4.00, Mechanical engineering
Swimming-Anton Ipsen, North Carolina State, Jr., Birkerod, Denmark, 4.00, Industrial engineering
Swimming-Luke Kaliszak, Alabama, Jr., Huntsville, Ala., 3.93, Human perf. Exercise science
Wrestling-Michael Kroells (1), Minnesota, Sr., Belle Plaine, Minn., 3.92, Aerospace engineering
Swimming-Anton McKee (1) (#), Alabama, Sr., Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, 4.00, Management information systems
Lacrosse-Dylan Molloy (3), Brown, Sr., Setauket, N.Y., 3.72, Business, entrepreneurship & org.
Swimming-Ryan Murphy (1) (*), Cal, Sr., Ponte Vedra, Fla., 3.54, Business administration
Swimming-Connor Oslin (1) (#), Alabama, Sr., Kennesaw, Ga., 3.92, Biology (pre-med)
Swimming-PJ Ransford (2), Michigan, Jr., Pittsford, N.Y., 4.00, Mechanical engineering
Wrestling-Clay Ream, North Dakota State, Jr., Wentzville, Mo., 4.00, Biochemistry & molecular biology
Wrestling-Zain Retherford (2), Penn State, Jr., Benton, Pa., 3.72, Finance
Swimming-Pavel Romanov (2), Alabama, Sr., Moscow, Russia, 4.00, Economics / finance

SECOND TEAM
Sport-Name, School, Yr., Hometown, GPA, Major
Swimming-Marat Amaltdinov, Purdue, Jr., Orenburg, Russia, 3.81, Economics
Ice Hockey-Michael Bitzer, Bemidji State, Jr., Moorhead, Minn., 3.81, Exercise science
Swimming-Connor Bos, Gardner-Webb, Sr., Holland, Mich., 4.00, Business
Swimming-Weston Christensen (3), South Dakota State, Sr., Pierre, S.D., 3.94, Civil engineering
Tennis-Lucas Fumagalli (3), U.S. Air Force Academy, Sr., New Braunfels, Texas, 3.85, Mechanical engineering
Gymnastics-Jacopo Gliozzi, William & Mary, So., Fairfax, Va., 4.00, Physics
Diving-Dylan Grisell (3), Florida State, Sr., Toronto, Ontario, 3.95, Biological science
Ice Hockey-Brendan Harms, Bemidji State, Sr., Steinbach, Manitoba, 4.00, Business administration
Lacrosse-Larken Kemp, Brown, Sr., Greenwich, Conn., 3.83, Business, entrepreneurship & org.
Tennis-Harrison Lang, Creighton, Sr., Niwot, Colo., 4.00, Neuroscience
Golf-Maverick McNealy, Stanford, Sr., Portola Valley, Calif., 3.58, Management sci. & engineering
Wrestling-Jason Nolf, Penn State, So., Yatesboro, Pa., 3.75, Kinesiology
Wrestling-Brett Pfarr (3), Minnesota, Sr., Le Sueur, Minn., 3.80, Agricultural & food business mgmt.
Wrestling-Kyle Snyder, Ohio State, Jr., Woodbine, Md., 3.60, Sport industry
Golf-Euan Walker, Missouri, Sr., Troon, Scotland, 4.00, Mathematics

THIRD TEAM
Sport, Name, School, Yr., Hometown, GPA, Major
Tennis-Felix Albert, Hawai’I, Jr., Karlstadt, Germany, 4.00, Finance & international business
Swimming-Jonathan Boland, South Carolina, Sr., Columbia, S.C., 3.98, Exercise science
Swimming-Robert Borowicz, Georgia Tech, Sr., Greenville, S.C., 4.00, Computer science
Swimming-Connor Davis, Cincinnati, Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio, 3.96, Neuroscience & psychology
Fencing-Jonathan Fitzgerald, Notre Dame, Jr., East Brunswick, N.J., 3.42, Arabic / peace studies
Ice Hockey-Max French, Bentley, Sr., W. Kelowna, B.C., 3.83, 3.88 (G), Masters in accountancy
Ice Hockey-Hampus Gustafsson, Merrimack, Sr., Ljungby, Sweden, 4.00, Business
Ice Hockey-Kyle Haak, U.S. Air Force Academy, So., Okemos, Mich., 3.95, Physics
Golf-Bobby Jacobs, Bradley, Sr., Valparaiso, Ind., 4.00, Civil engineering
Tennis-Felipe Jaworski, Georgia State, Sr., Buenos Aires, Argentina, 4.22, Actuarial science
Gymnastics-Justin Karstadt, Minnesota, So., Toronto, Ontario, 3.82, Kinesiology
Water Polo-Mihajlo Milicevic, USC, Jr., Belgrade, Serbia, 3.72, Business administration
Lacrosse-Ben Reeves, Yale, Jr., Macedon, N.Y., 3.88, Molecular / cellular / dev. biology
Ice Hockey-Mike Vecchione, Union (N.Y.), Sr., Saugus, Mass., 3.42, History
Water Polo-Luke Weiser, Brown, Sr., Los Alamitos, Calif., 3.78, Chemistry

CoSIDA Academic All-America® of the Year: Anton McKee, Alabama (note, two-time winner)

1 = 2016 CoSIDA Academic All-America® first team
2 = 2016 CoSIDA Academic All-America® second team
3 = 2016 CoSIDA Academic All-America® third team
* = 2015 CoSIDA Academic All-America® second team
# = 2015 CoSIDA Academic All-America® third team

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The announced match between RAW Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey & Becky Lynch for The RAW Women’s Title at WrestleMania 35 will become a Triple Threat Match with Charlotte Flair added somewhere down the line, according to Dave Meltzer on a recent edition of The Wrestling Observer Radio Program.

Meltzer noted that this was the set plan as of last Monday night’s episode of RAW and like anything in the wrestling business, the match could always be changed. As for now, there is a storyline in place to add Charlotte Flair to The Rousey vs. Lynch Match.

Becky Lynch replaced a seemingly injured Lana at #28 in The Women’s Royal Rumble Match this past Sunday after losing a SmackDown Women’s Title Match to Asuka earlier in the night. Lynch would last eliminate Charlotte Flair from The Rumble to guarantee herself a Women’s Title Match at WrestleMania 35.

Lynch didn’t take long to mull over her decision as to which champion she would face. On last Monday night’s episode of RAW, Lynch appeared unannounced to exchange some words with Rousey and confirm that she wants to face her at WrestleMania. It will be interesting to see how Charlotte Flair is added to this, as all three women have had interweaving storylines throughout the last year.

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Former General Manager of SmackDown Live and WWE Divas Champion Paige recently did an interview with Sky Sports where she talked about a wide range of topics. This is where she spoke about having her sights set on becoming a manager under the WWE banner.

“At this point, I don’t know. Should I put it out in the universe again? I wanna be a manager for somebody,” she stated. “I don’t know who but I would love to do that. If that’s not the case then, I don’t know, I just want to be part of the company. I love this company. I just like to talk a lot. I don’t know if I’m any good at it, but I’ll give it a try.”

Paige’s career is over as in-ring performer under the WWE banner due to a neck injury after she took a hard kick to the back from Sasha Banks that she wasn’t ready for and it stunned her in late December 2018 at a live event in Long Island.

BLOOMING PRAIRIE — From the day he started wrestling, Colton Krell always had the desire to find success on the mat and he’s made some big strides over the last two years.

Krell, who will be a sophomore at Blooming Prairie High School this fall, made the Minnesota Class A State Wrestling Meet as a freshman for the Westfield Razorbacks last season and he took fourth place at 160 pounds.

He wasn’t always that successful. Krell had some struggles when he first began wrestling at the youth level and he was just 5-12 overall in his seventh grade season for the BP varsity team.

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“My parents got me into [wrestling] at age four and I wasn’t very good. I was really soft and uncoordinated. In fifth grade I got an attitude and in sixth grade I got really strong and I kept getting better and better from there,” Krell said. “In seventh grade I got the crap kicked out of me in every match. I learned to keep my head into it and to keep going and I had a good year as an eighth grader.” Continue reading at www.austindailyherald.com

Lance Archer recently spoke with Pro Wrestling Sheet about why he is not allowed to spit water into NJPW crowds any longer. When asked if he did it to the wrong person, here was Hoyt’s response:
“I guess so, a small portion of the NJPW audience—the majority of them loved it,” Archer began. “I would go through the audience and do the water spraying, spitting throwing, and stuff. People were holding signs in Japan—in English—saying, ‘water, please.’ I came around the corner one time and an adult father had his child, maybe two years old, holding it up for me to come around the corner and spray the child. I said, ‘nope,’ went around the child and he was disappointed! There was a small portion of the audience that was complaining about bags and their hair. That got listen to and now I can’t do it.”

Pineapple on pizza enthusiast @LanceHoyt grabs a few slices with @RyanSatin and talks about no longer being allowed to spit water in NJPW, social media, AEW and more!
— Pro Wrestling Sheet (@WrestlingSheet) January 31, 2019

IMPACT Wrestling sent the following official preview for tonight’s show, which airs at 10PM ET on The Pursuit Channel & IMPACT Wrestling’s Twitch channel:
In the main event of IMPACT! from Mexico City, World Champion Johnny Impact and rival Brian Cage must join forces against Killer Kross and Moose. The Lucha Brothers team up with Taurus against the trio of LAX and Daga. Team AAA standout Psycho Clown goes one-on-one with Team IMPACT’s Fallah Bahh in a preview of the IMPACT World Cup. Plus The Rascalz take on the unlikely duo of Eddie Edwards and Eli Drake. In Knockouts tag team action, Su Yung and Dark Allie collide with Kiera Hogan and Jordynne Grace. We’ll also hear from Tessa Blanchard following her suspension by management. Scarlett Bordeaux opens the doors to her training camp. And X-Division Champion Rich Swann sits down to discuss his past with Sami Callihan.

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After the controversy surrounding Chris Benoit’s death in 2007, his name has become taboo in the pro wrestling world. While reviewing WCW Souled Out 2000 on The 83 Weeks Podcast, Eric Bischoff discussed the main event featuring Benoit & Sid Vicious for The Vacant WCW World Title.
While Souled Out was a show he was not a part of, Eric was asked about his opinions of Benoit. In his brief time together with him, Eric stated that he had no issues with Benoit as they had a great working relationship to start, as seen below:
“It started out being very respectful. I was completely blunt,” Bischoff stated. “When he and Eddie (Guerrero) and Dean (Malenko) came to my office the very first time I laid out exactly what my expectations were, I laid out exactly what I was going to pay them. I didn’t try hard to sell them; I was as honest as I could possibly be, and they were as well. I think that kind of set the tone for the majority of our relationship. As time went on and things got more emotional it got more typical, especially with Eddie, who was the spokesperson of the group. Chris was quiet, he was that guy that would stand in the back and he was thinking and listening and he was making his own judgments. I never had a lot of confrontations with Chris; he wasn’t a confrontational guy. If he had an issue, he would come to me in a very respectful, almost subdued tone and politely asked if there was time to address whatever he had an issue with, and I would. Our discourse was very professional and for the most part constructive. I enjoyed working with Chris.”

One of the reasons Benoit was so beloved by the wrestling world at the time was his work ethic. The former WWE World Heavyweight Champion had classic matches with the likes of Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle & Eddie Guerrero. Eric saw the same thing as everyone else did with Benoit.
“I love people who are hyper-professional, which Chris was,” Eric continued. “He was so good, he was a master of his art. He was extremely knowledgeable in psychology and understood the need and value of it. Chris had the diversity to be a big star in Japan, which is something I had a ton of respect for. Chris, Eddie and Dean had the ability to work both of those styles at the highest level. I don’t know if he respected me or if he didn’t but at least he acted like he did. It made our process, no matter how difficult the subject matter, pretty easy. Obviously, he had issues that none of us knew about. I feel horrible about it. Prior to that, I held Chris in a very high seat.”
Once the Benoit tragedy took place, WWE immediately cut all ties with The Benoit name, never mentioning anything related to him on television. His matches are all over the internet and The WWE Network, however. For Bischoff, he loves when a match is put together smoothly. Like a movie, he watches a match to break down if all of the boxes were checked. Benoit was the one guy where he could check off all of the boxes.
“The sad way his life ended, that doesn’t really come into my mind when I watch matches like this (against Sid). I’m really breaking it down in terms of its execution,” Eric went on to say. “When you see a move like Chris spinning and taking Sid down, that just looks believable, so crisp, so real. There was nothing ever fake or implausible about a Chris Benoit match. Everything looked so believable, which to me is the highest compliment you can pay any talent. I’m watching a guy my height in there with a guy as huge as Sid Vicious and unlike the Kevin Nash v. Terry Funk bout from earlier, here you have a size discrepancy but I’m believing this. I’m allowing myself to believe it, primarily because of Chris, taking nothing away from Sid. If this wasn’t the best match Sid has ever had, it has to be the top five.

“Regardless of how horrible his life had ended and the damage that he did, we’re talking about two separate things,” Eric stated. “If you’re talking about technical ability and the mastery of the art form of this industry that we all love, I separate it from what we know happened. You look at a lot of actors, actresses and musicians. Surely they were flawed, they hurt a lot of people, they may have ended their lives prematurely, they did horrible things to themselves and others too. You can’t take away from what they achieved as artists. That’s how I look at Chris Benoit matches.”
You can listen to the full interview in the video below:

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BROOKINGS, S.D. – Single-match tickets for South Dakota State’s 2017-18 wrestling season will go on sale Monday (Oct. 16) through the Jackrabbit Ticket Office.

Ticket orders for eight home dates will be processed starting at 9 a.m., either in person, online at JackrabbitTickets.com or over the phone by calling (605) 688-5422. This season’s home schedule kicks off Nov. 5 with the season-opening Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open, with the home dual slate getting underway Nov. 17, when the Jackrabbits host Minnesota.

SDSU will host six other duals, including nonconference matches against Central Michigan (Dec. 8) and Oregon State (Jan. 5). In Big 12 Conference competition, the Jackrabbits are slated to host Wyoming (Jan. 18), Northern Iowa (Jan. 21), Iowa State (Feb. 4) and North Dakota State (Feb. 16).

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In addition, phone and in-person orders will be accepted for the Dakota Showcase, which will be held Dec. 3 in Spearfish. The annual dual quadrangular features SDSU and in-state programs Augustana, Dakota Wesleyan and Northern State.

The Jackrabbits are coming off a 2016-17 season in which they posted a 14-5 dual record and were nationally ranked for all but one week. SDSU later recorded a third-place finish at the Big 12 Wrestling Championship and qualified five wrestlers for the NCAA Division I Championships, including All-Americans Seth Gross and Alex Kocer.

[eztable caption=”2017-18 SDSU Wrestling Home Schedule” th=”0″ width=”500″]Date,Opponent/Event,Time
Nov. 5,Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open,9 a.m.
Nov. 17,Minnesota,7 p.m.
Dec. 8,Central Michigan,8 p.m.
Jan. 5,Oregon State,7 p.m.
Jan. 18,*Wyoming,7 p.m.
Jan. 21,*Northern Iowa,2 p.m.
Feb. 4,*Iowa State,1 p.m.
Feb. 16,*North Dakota State,7 p.m.
,* Big 12 Conference dual,[/eztable]

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WWE Champion “The New” Daniel Bryan will be taking on Jeff Hardy on tonight’s episode of SmackDown LIVE. Bryan explained that clarity is why he has the upper hand on Jeff Hardy in a video that WWE shared on Twitter.
“February 8th, 2016, almost three years ago the old Daniel Bryan stood out in the ring in Seattle, Washington and announced his retirement,” Bryan said. “He had given up on his dreams. Fast forward to February 5th, 2019, and the new Daniel Bryan is the WWE Champion and you know what I attribute to that? Do you know why I am the WWE Champion? Clarity. You see I have clarity. I have found a new form of clarity. On Tuesday on SmackDown Live, I’m fighting Jeff Hardy. If there’s one thing Jeff Hardy is an amazing performer, has been for a long time. He comes back, but he doesn’t have clarity. He jumps off the top, but he doesn’t have clarity. He jumps through tables, but he doesn’t have clarity. He climbs to the top of the tallest ladder with absolutely no fear and will jump on any man alive, but he has no clarity. You see clarity gives you purpose and purpose gives you drive and drive gives you motivation beyond anything you can imagine. So Jeff bring all your acrobatics, bring your daredevil behavior, I’ll bring my clarity and a few other things. I’ll show you why the new Daniel Bryan is the WWE Champion.”

According to #TheNewDanielBryan, there’s one big difference between him and @JEFFHARDYBRAND that will be his key to victory this Tuesday on #SDLive! pic.twitter.com/3sAU61H5ZU
— WWE (@WWE) February 3, 2019

WWE also shared on their Twitter Mustafa Ali talking about what if he beat Randy Orton and in two weeks became The WWE Champion. Ali will be facing Randy Orton on tonight’s episode of SmackDown LIVE. Both of them are slotted for The WWE Title Elimination Chamber Match for The WWE Title at the Elimination Chamber PPV Event in Houston, Texas on February 17th.
“This Tuesday on SmackDown Live, I take on Randy Orton,” Ali said. “Listen, I get it. I know that everyone thinks I got an RKO coming my way, but what if, instead of an RKO, we see a 054? What if the Viper goes to strike and he misses? What if in two weeks time at the Elimination Chamber, I survive a nightmare to make a dream come true? What if Mustafa Ali was WWE Champion?”

To get to his dream, @MustafaAliWWE must go through @RandyOrton this Tuesday on on #SDLive! #WWESpokane pic.twitter.com/6BewgCyQk2
— WWE (@WWE) February 3, 2019

InterMat has released high school wrestling rankings for November 8th. Minnesota teams in the rankings are Apple Valley at #21, Simley at #34, and Anoka at #40. Top-ranked Minnesota wrestlers are Gable Steveson of Apple Valley at 285 pounds and Patrick Kennedy of Kasson-Mantorville at 170 pounds. Ranked second is Patrick McKee of St. Michael-Albertville at 120 pounds and Daniel Kerkvliet of Simley at 220 pounds.

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FARGO, N.D. — North Dakota State University 165-pounder Andrew Fogarty and 197 Cordell Eaton each won their third title, while 157-pounder Clay Ream claimed his second at the 47th annual Bison Open before 647 spectators at Scheels Center in the Sanford Health Complex.

North Dakota State is scheduled to open the dual season at No. 7-ranked Iowa at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17, and at No. 13 Northern Iowa at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 19.

Fogarty rolled up a 4-0 record in claiming his third Bison Open championship including a 9-0 major decision over South Dakota State’s Logan Peterson. He had a pair of major decisions, one tech fall and his first pin of the season. Fogarty improved to 9-1 this season.

Eaton was bullish with three major decisions in three matches including 15-4 win over unattached Chase O’Connor. It was Eaton’s first action this season.

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Ream went 3-0 including a medical forfeit and two pins. Ranked 14th-nationally, Ream posted an 8-3 decision over 19th-ranked Luke Zilverberg of South Dakota State.

A first-time Bison Open champion was redshirt freshman 141-pounder Sam Hampton, who went 4-0 with three pins and a 14-0 major decision over South Dakota State’s Henry Pohlmeyer.

Another first-time winner was North Dakota State heavyweight Dan Stibral, while unattached freshman Brandon Metz was second. Stibral went 3-0 including a pair of pins, while Metz also went 3-0 including a 5-3 tiebreaker-1 overtime win.

The Bison also had a second showing from unattached freshman McGwire Midkiff at 133 pounds, 149-pounder Mitch Bengtson, and unattached sophomore Michael Otomo at 174 pounds. Third place finishers included redshirt freshman 125 Paul Bianchi, Kyle Gliva at 149 pounds, unattached freshman 174 Jesse Shearer,

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Month: July 2020

NDSU Wrestler Clay Ream Earns CoSIDA Academic All-America® First Team Honors

Backstage Update On Top WWE WrestleMania Match Being Changed

Paige Hopes to Gain New Role As a Manager

Krell has made a big push on the wrestling mat for Westfield

Archer Talks Spitting Water Into NJPW Crowds, IMPACT Preview

Eric Bischoff Talks His Relationship With Chris Benoit in WCW

SDSU single-match wrestling tickets on sale Oct. 16

Bryan on How “Clarity” Will Help Him Beat Jeff Hardy, Mustafa Ali

InterMat High School Wrestling Rankings – November 8, 2017

NDSU’s Fogarty, Eaton Each Claim Third Titles at Bison Open