Takedown Report

Amateur Wrestling Reports

All-Time Coaches Records–Active Coaches in wins

After  2010-2011    Active             Overall-All-Levels      (Prev.)

  1. David Icenhower (Coll. Of NJ)              534 – III           1.                        
  2. Jack Childs (Drexel)                                   512 – I / JC         2.
  3. Pat Pecora (Pitt-Johnstown)                  489 – II                3.
  4. Arthur “Bucky” Maughn (N Dak State)            467 – II / I            4.
  5. Bill Racich (Ursinus College)                       449 – III           5.
  6. Ned McGinley (King’s College)                       422 – III           6.
  7. J Robinson (Minnesota)                              374 – I                10.
  8. Eric Knuutila (NiagaraCC)                371 – JC           7.
  9. Gary Taylor (Rider)                          370 – I                8t.
  10. Dave Amato (Brown)                                   363 – I / III         8t.
  11. Jim Miller (Wartburg)                              360 – III          11.
  12. Ron Gaffner (Muskegeon)                344 – Juco       12.
  13. David James (Cent. Okla.)               342 – II                13.
  14. Jack Spates (Oklahoma)                              322 – I                14t.
  15. Mike Denney (UNO)                         314 – II                16.
  16. John Smith (Oklahoma State)              311 – I                17.
  17. Bob Del Rosa (Case W.Res.)                        310 – III          14t.
  18. Roger Crebs (Lycoming College)                 307 – III          19.
  19. Daryl Arroyo (Springfield, Mass)                301 – III          20.
  20. Don Murray (SUNY-Brockport)             300 – III          18.
  21. Carl Adams (Boston Univ.)              294 – I               22.
  22. Tom Borelli (Central Michigan)                 292 – I               21.
  23. Kerry Volkmann (John Carroll)             283 – III          23.
  24. Randy Stottlemyer (Pittsburgh)                  281 – I                24.
  25. Tom Kessler (York College)                       278 – III          26.
  26. Jim Koch (Wisc.-Parkside)                     269 – II                25.
  27. Craig Turnbull (West Virginia)                       265 – I                27.
  28. Jim Makovsky (Minn. St.-Mankato)            246 – II                28.
  29. Duane Goldman (Indiana Univ.)               242 – I                30t.
  30. Dave Kemmy (Roger Williams)                     239 – III          30t.
  31. Steven Lampe (NW Kansas Tech)            236 – Juco       29.
  32. Ron Beaschler (Ohio Northern)                     235 – III          34.
  33. Jason Liles (SD St. Montana State-Northern)  232 – II         30t.
  34. Mark Johnson (Illinois & Oregon St.)            231 – I                30t.
  35. Bruce Haberli (New York Univ./Manhattan)  220 – III          35.       
  36. Robin Ersland (Minot St./Cent. Miss. Etc.)    209 – II               36.
  37. Rob Koll (Cornell)                                   205 – I                38.
  38. Randy Stewart (Loras College)                       198 – III          39
  39. Pat Whitcomb  (North Idaho Jr. Coll.)            198 – Juco       40.
  40. Lonnie Morris (Johnson & Wales)             194 –  III          ur.
  41. Gary Franke (Washington & Lee)            193 – III          37.
  42. Jim Zalesky  (Oregon St./Iowa)                     193 – I                41.
  43. Barry Davis (Wisconsin)                 182 – I                ur.
  44. Dave Mitchell (Luther College)                       180 – III          ur.

May 4, 2011 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Dixon’s Spring to join wrestling hall of fame

Coached Bulldogs to 3 state duel titles
What began as the fear of failing a history class has translated into Homer Spring being on the precipice of becoming one of the newest members of the North Carolina Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.   As a junior at White Oak High School, Spring remembers vividly being told he needed to become a wrestler by his history teacher, Bill Parrish, who also happened to coach wrestling and football.  Rest of Story on Jacksonville Daily News at //l.wbx.me/

 

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