Today’s featured photos is from the end of the 2010 NCAA Div. III Wrestling National Championships in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on March 6, 2010 showing the Augsburg wrestling team, it’s coaches and student managers.
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Monday, March 8th, 2010Today’s photo is the first in a series from the 2010 NCAA Div. III Wrestling National Championships in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on March 5 and 6, 2010. I was hired by Augsburg College, Concordia Moorhead and St. Olaf College to shoot the event.
Here is the Augsburg team lined up before the night session of Day 1.

The Augsburg College Wrestling team listens to the National Anthem before Session II of the NCAA Div. III Wrestling National Championships in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on March 5, 2010. Augsburg won their 11th team title the next day.
From left to right: Andy Witzel, Jared Massey, Zach Molitor, Orlando Ponce, Jason Adams, Tony Valek and Paul Bjorkstrand. Not pictured: Josh Roberts, Mark Matzek.
Unlike most the the photos I post here, I have edited this one quite a bit with the burn and dodge brushes, so no editorial uses of this photo. Of course, I still have the RAW file. I did notice that the flag has been overburned — especially in the web sized file — but that can be worked around, or better yet, the editing can be redone.
Tech specs:
Canon 30D + 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS. f/40 at f/5.6. ISO 1600.
2010 Great Lakes Regional Photos
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010Here are some images from the 2010 NCAA Great Lakes Regional for Div. III wrestling.
All images shot with Canon 30D + Sigma 70-200mm or Canon 17-85mm IS.
More information the tournament is available on the Augsburg Athletics site.
Augsburg celebrates Six Decades of Dominance
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010On January 22, 2010, the Augsburg College wrestling program celebrated “Six Decades of Dominance,” marking the sixtieth anniversary of the program’s founding in 1949 by Edor Nelson and Oliver Dahl. Before the scheduled meet with the University of Nebraska at Omaha — the number one team in Division II — the program held a short celebration with a presentation of the wrestling team’s history. Augsburg — the number one team in Division III — defeated UNO 18-12. After the meet, another gathering was held at Sgt. Preston’s bar, but I didn’t shoot that. Click to continue »










