Big week ahead for Bears Wrestling

THIS WEEK: The Bears prepare for their first dual and their first home event of the season this Wednesday against Chadron State at 7 p.m. They will take of the following day for Nevada for the annual Las Vegas Invite where they will be competing both Friday and Saturday.

A BLAST FROM THE PAST: The Bears have not wrestled Chadron in a dual since the 1996-97 season when they defeated the Eagles 21-18.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT PROBABLES:

UNC
125	Eric Spry (Sr.  0-2)
133	Jon Nider (Jr.   0-0)
141	Ronnie Stafford (So.  5-4)
149	Simon Hoepfner (Sr.  1-4)
	or
	Joe Kingry (Fr.  0-0)
157	Brody Olson (Jr.  5-4)
165	Jared Deaguero (Fr.  9-1)
174	Josh Carroll (So. 5-4)
	or
	Brian Hufford (Sr.  0-0)
184	Jeremy Sears (So.  6-3)
197	Tom Clemen (Sr.  4-4)
285	Tony Schunke (Jr.  3-4)

CHADRON STATE
125 	Tony Chism (R-Fr.  3-4)
133 	Dallas Balzly (Jr.  0-4)
141 	Cody Arnold (Jr.  3-4)
149 	Travis Peak (So.  5-4)
157 	Josh Schommer (Sr.  4-4)
165 	Jordan Johnson (So.  1-4)
174 	Scott Halouska (R-Fr.  1-3)
184 	Ben Holscher (So.  7-3)
197 	Jacob Jolley (Fr.  1-4)
Hwt. 	Open

STILL ONE BEAR DOWN: The Bears will continue to wrestle without sophomore Jason McMillian. McMillian, a 2001 All-American, was injured while playing football for the Bears. HEAD COACH: Jack Maughan is in his fifteenth season at the helm of the UNC wrestling program. During his tenure, the Bears have finished among the nation's top-10 on six occasions. Maughan has coached three national champions, four runners-ups and 28 All-Americans. A 1986 graduate of North Dakota State University, where he was a two-time All-American performer, Maughan has a career dual record of 87-97-1.

BLUE AND GOLD LUNCHEON: The Blue and Gold Luncheon will be held every Monday at Noon at Old Chicago (2349 W. 29th Street). Coach Maughan, as well as all in-season coaches, will speak at the weekly luncheon.