Bret Baumbach Class: RS Sophomore Hometown: Council Bluffs, IA High School: Lewis Central Weight: 165

Baumbach's Career Match-By-Match

2010-11 Season (Redshirt Freshman): Redshirted his second season on The Farm ... competed unattached at the Fullerton Open in late November, posting a 3-2 record ... registered a major decsion and a fall at the tournament.

2009-10 Season (Freshman): Earned the starting spot at 141 pounds as a true freshman ... posted a 10-22 overall record with a 6-13 dual record ... placed eighth at the Pac-10 Championships in Davis, Calif., at 141 pounds ... tallied three major decision and three falls on the season ... fastest fall came in 5:39 against Kiyoshi Kawano of Menlo College ... was seventh on the team with 23.0 dual points ... recorded a major decision (9-0) in his first collegiate dual against Purdue's Tommy Churchard at the Northwestern Duals.

High School: A 2009 graduate of Lewis Central High School in Council Bluffs, Iowa ... captained his team as a senior ... team was a three-time Hawkeye 10 Conference Champions and two-time district champs ... Team placed second at State in 2006, and third at State in 2008, including fourth at State Duals that year ... Baumbach is a two-time conference champion and four-time district champion ... record was 189- 20 with 104 pins ... finished his career with the third most wins in school history and the sixth most wins in the state of Iowa ... named the Fort Dodge Invite Outstanding Wrestler and the Boystown Invite Outstanding Wrestler in 2009 ... earned Lewis Central Wrestler of the Year honors as a senior ... at the state championships, placed second in 2006, third in 2007, second in 2008 and won the championship in 2009 ... 2007 Greco and Freestyle Cadet All-American and 2008 Greco and Freestyle Junior All-American ... a three-time first team all-state academic member from 2007-09.

Personal: Born in Iowa City ... son of Les and Cindy Baumbach ... has two younger sisters, Betsy (16) and Bridget (10) ... currently undecided on his major at Stanford ... cousin, Jimmy Siemers, was a four-time National Champion for Arizona State in water skiing (Tricks).

Baumbach's Year-by-Year Statistics