NCAA.com | February 19, 2014 St. Cloud State's Goergen is new Division II leader Share INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA has released the updated standings for the 2014 NCAA Most Dominant Wrestler Awards, in addition to standings for the most falls and tech falls within Divisions I, II and III. These awards will be presented in March at the respective NCAA wrestling championships. The standings only include matches between wrestlers in the same division.The 2014 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships return to Oklahoma City March 20-22 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena. New ticket options are still available, visit NCAA.com/Wrestling to purchase. The Division II and Division III Wrestling Championships are both March 14-15 in Cleveland, Ohio, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, respectively.The Most Dominant Wrestler standings are calculated by adding the total number of points awarded through match results and dividing that number by the total number of matches wrestled. Points awarded per match are as follows:*Fall, forfeit, injury default or DQ = 6 points (-6 points for a loss)*Tech falls = 5 points (-5 points for a loss)*Major decision = 4 points (-4 points for a loss)*Decision = 3 points (-3 points for a loss)This week a minimum of 17 matches are required to be eligible for the Most Dominant Wrestler standings. That required match total will increase by one per week until 18 matches is reached. Athletes redshirting the 2014 season are not eligible for any of the award standings.In the Most Dominant standings, three-time defending national champion Penn State holds the top two spots with 165-pounder David Taylor with an average of 5.0833 points and 184-pounder Edward Ruth at 4.6522 points. Two-time NCAA champion Logan Stieber of Ohio State (141 pounds) is third with an average of 4.65 points.A brand new leader has jumped to the top of Division II with St. Cloud State heavyweight Austin Goergen holding an average of 5.0588 points, while previous leader Edwin Cooper of Upper Iowa (149 pounds) is second at 4.5556 points. Dylan D’Urso of Mercyhurst (141 pounds) holds third place with an average of 4.4706.The all-division lead is in Division III where 2013 NCAA Most Dominant Wrestler and two-time NCAA champion Nazar Kulchytskyy from Wisconsin-Oshkosh has a 5.1667 average at 165 pounds. Johnson & Wales (Rhode Island) 157-pounder Everet Desilets is second with five points and Riley Lefever of Wabash (184 pounds) is third with 4.9643 points.In the falls standings, just one pin separates Indiana 157-pounder Taylor Walsh and Bucknell heavyweight Joe Stolfi in Division I with 20 and 19. Ohio 165-pounder Harrison Hightower is third with 12 pins.Nothing has changed since last week in Division II where John Austin Jones of King (Tennessee) is still in first place with 12 pins at 165 pounds and 197-pounder Zachary Bennett of Pittsburgh-Johnstown is alone in second with 11 pins.The top of the list in Division III also remains the same with Ohio Northern heavyweight Cody Lovejoy as the national leader with 20 pins and Colin Lenhardt of Johnson & Wales (Rhode Island) (184 pounds) close behind with 19 pins in a combined time of 39:12. 184-pounder Thomas Reyhons of Augustana (Illinois) added one pin to reach 19 and is in third with a combined time of 50:58.Northern Iowa 133-pounder Joe Colon’s nine tech falls is still the standard in Division I, while Wisconsin’s Tyler Graff (133 pounds) leads a group of wrestlers with eight tech falls in a combined time of 19:13. The top three positions in Division II are unchanged as Lake Erie 133-pounder Austin Gillihan leads the division with seven. Francis Mizia of Mercyhurst (157 pounds) and William Young of Newberry (141 pounds) follow Gillihan with six tech falls.Wisconsin-Whitewater’s Shane Siefert increased his all-division lead with one tech fall to reach 11 on the season, three more than Wilkes 149-pounder Mark Hartenstine in second place. POINTS DIVISION I 1David TaylorPenn State1655.08332Edward RuthPenn State1844.65223Logan StieberOhio State1414.654Andrew HoweOklahoma1744.57145Taylor WalshIndiana1574.53576Robert KokeshNebraska1744.327Aaron (A.J.) SchoppEdinboro1334.258James GreenNebraska1574.04179Nick GwiazdowskiNC State2854.032310Mitchell PortEdinboro1414 DIVISION II 1Austin GoergenSt. Cloud State2855.05882Edwin CooperUpper Iowa1494.55563Dylan D'UrsoMercyhurst1414.47064Alex JohnsIndianapolis1254.36845William YoungNewberry1414.04356Cameryn BradyIndianapolis14947Cory DauphinCentral Oklahoma1573.91678Adam WaltersFindlay1743.78959Jeffrey VestaNewberry1253.714310Michael LabryAshland1333.7 DIVISION III 1Nazar KulchytskyyWisconsin-Oshkosh1655.16672Everet DesiletsJohnson & Wales (R.I.)15753Riley LefeverWabash1844.96434Landon WilliamsWartburg1744.85715Cody LovejoyOhio Northern2854.6976Matthew TuttleAlma1654.69577Mark HartenstineWilkes1494.65528Lucas MalmbergMessiah1254.47379Shane SiefertWisconsin-Whitewater1974.428610Kaleb LohtMessiah1414.4242 TIME DIVISION I 1Joe ColonNorthern Iowa133951:402Tyler GraffWisconsin133819:133Logan StieberOhio State141839:304Cody BrewerOklahoma133845:145David TaylorPenn State165743:226Edward RuthPenn State184745:377Jesse DelgadoIllinois125629:538Alex HudsonChattanooga157525:209Nahshon GarrettCornell125529:2110Drake HoudasheltMissouri149530:05 DIVISION II 1Austin GillihanLake Erie133728:322Francis MiziaMercyhurst157623:553William YoungNewberry141629:564Casy RowellCentral Oklahoma133534:305Michael LabryAshland133419:356Kyle WilliamsMcKendree149419:387Bryden LazaroCalifornia Baptist125419:548Joey DavisNotre Dame (Ohio)174421:359Seiji BorjaNewberry149424;2210August MiziaMercyhurst174313:02 DIVISION III 1Shane SiefertWisconsin-Whitewater1971148:322Mark HartenstineWilkes149839:333Zach JosephSpringfield149734:444Anthony CarloUrsinus165744:075Steven FeuchtOhio Northern149628:206Ryan SeidlerWisconsin-Eau Claire149523:447Landon WilliamsWartburg174524:118Jayden DeVilbissLuther184525:569Daniel DownesRoger Williams149526:0910Derek ArnoldUrsinus149526:43 TIME DIVISION I 1Taylor WalshIndiana1572061:362Joe StolfiBucknell2851953:023Harrison HightowerOhio1651223:144Dylan PetersNorthern Iowa1251128:275Kevin BirminghamDavidson1491130:506David TaylorPenn State1651031:217Ophir BernsteinBrown1841031:318Brian RealbutoCornell1571036:179Jakob ScheffelWest Virginia174922:1310Nick GwiazdowskiNC State285922:44 DIVISION II 1John Austin JonesKing (Tenn.)1651231:092Zachary BennettPittsburgh-Johnstown1971123:283Edwin CooperUpper Iowa1491015:264D'Marcus SpencerKing (Tenn.)1331021:155Ian SteenWestern State1491035:266Brent FickelAshland1491038:507Jared HolidayNewberry184930:408Brock CoutuNebraska-Kearney141931:489Austin GoergenSt. Cloud State285935:2310Jeffrey VestaNewberry125940:55 DIVISION III 1Cody LovejoyOhio Northern2852051:562Colin LenhardtJohnson & Wales (R.I.)1741939:123Thomas ReyhonsAugustana (Ill.)1841950:584Jamison SaccoWestern New England2851830:325Matthew TuttleAlma1651642:506Chad ObzudOneonta State1971532:117Riley LefeverWabash1841337:518Lucas MalmbergMessiah1251362:549Nazar KulchytskyyWisconsin-Oshkosh1651215:5510Tyler BrentRIT1841232:47 What's next for Oregon State wrestling after a star-studded 2022 We're checking in with Oregon State, who qualified eight starters for the 2022 NCAA tournament and finished the year with four All-Americans, the most since 1995. 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