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2005 NHSCA Senior Wrestling All-Americans

103

1. Matthew McNaughton (Illinios)

2. Daniel Early (Ohio)

3. Peppy Cabrera (New York)

4. Danny Morreale (New York)

5. Gabe Rodriguez (California)

6. Beau Lem (Ohio)

7. Drew Hammen (Wisconsin)

8. Dan O'Neill (Minnesota)

 

112

1. Brian Moreno (California)

2. Josh Statum (Alabama)

3. Kyle Ruschell (Kentucky)

4. Joshua Williams (Michigan)

5. Dan Bishop (New York)

6. Dan Diaz (New Jersey)

7. Shaun Farnham (New York)

8. Tyler Baker (Oregon)

 

119

1. Franklin Gomez (Florida)

2. Ross Gitomer (New Jersey)

3. Michael Watts (Utah)

4. Whit Dunning (Tennessee)

5. Brandon Zoeteway (California)

6. Rollie Peterkin (New Jersey)

7. Thomas Magnani (New York)

8. John Olanowski (Virginia)

 

125

1. Troy Nickerson (New York)

2. Jason Ness (Minnesota)

3. Mark Anderson (California)

4. Sean Clair (Pennsylvania)

5. Steve Mytych (Pennsylvania)

6. Kyle Anson (Iowa)

7. Ryan Moyer (Missouri)

8. John Triggas (California)

 

130

1. Adam Frey (New Jersey)

2. Joey Slaton (Iowa)

3. Josh Baldridge (Kansas)

4. Jordan Lipp (Ohio)

5. Daniel Dennis (Illinois)

6. Braxdon Scaletta (Ohio)

7. Nate Nauroth (Pennsylvania)

8. Ryan Adams (Minnesota)

 

135

1. Brandon Rader (West Virginia)

2. Charlie Ettelson (Iowa)

3. Brandon Shelton (Oklahoma)

4. Steve Brown (New York)

5. Cesar Grajales (Florida)

6. Trevor Bowers (Lake Catholic)

7. Joe Soto (California)

8. Brett Robbins (Illinois)

 

140

1. Cyler Sanderson (Utah)

2. Clay Tucker (Ohio)

3. Dan Vallimont (New Jersey)

4. Mitch Smith (West Virginia)

5. David Christian (California)

6. Daniel Ruettiger (Illinois)

7. Brian Sanguinet (Missouri)

8. Derrick Smith (New York)

 

145

1. Dustin Schlatter (Ohio)

2. Brent Metcalf (Michigan)

3. Gregor Gillespie (New York)

4. Joseph Cornejo (Kansas)

5. Chase Pami (Nevada)

6. Tyler Grayson (Missouri)

7. Tom Fazio (New Jersey)

8. Lewis Gonzalez (California)

 

152

1. Matt Coughlin (Indiana)

2. Ryan Morningstar (Iowa)

3. Andrew Flanagan (NJ)

4. Shane Vernon (Oklahoma)

5. Matt Dragon (Pennsylvania)

6. Joey Ecklof (Pennsylvania)

7. Jonathan Bonilla-Bowman (New York)

8. Chris Brown (Virginia)

 

160

1. Travis Hammons (Illinois)

2. Alton Lucas (New York)

3. Duke Burk (Illinois)

4. Ross Taplin (Kansas)

5. Trevor Stewart (Michigan)

6. Rocky Cozart (Florida)

7. Mike Miller (Ohio)

8. Nate Matousek (Minnesota)

 

171

1. Chance Litton (West Virginia)

2. Phillip Keddy (Utah)

3. Ricky Scott (New York)

4. Jay Borschel (Iowa)

5. John Barone (New York)

6. Rick Loera (Illinois)

7. Tyson Reiner (South Dakota)

8. Brian Lenhardt (Virginia)

 

189

1. Mike Pucillo (Ohio)

2. Jake Varner (California)

3. Max Askren (Wisconsin)

4. Jon Jones (New York)

5. Louis Caputo (Missouri)

6. Taylor Moore (Missouri)

7. Trevor Perry (Michigan)

8. Levi Wofford (Newbraska)

 

215

1. Deshawn Barrett (Maryland)

2. Jason Marshall (Ohio)

3. Brent Jones (Virginia)

4. Jared Rosholt (Oklahoma)

5. Jacob Marrs (Kansas)

6. Nick Palmieri (Ohio)

7. Erik Nye (California)

8. Mark Ellis (Missouri)

 

275

1. Drake McCoy (Georgia)

2. Brady Wilson (Minnesota)

3. Joey White (South Dakota)

4. Michael Sprigg (Kansas)

5. Dennis Landolt (New Jersey)

6. Jake Wood (Ohio)

7. Arthur Jones (New York)

8. Jesse Boggs (New Mexico