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Cal Poly Falls to North Dakota State, 35-6

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — Devon Lotito and Spencer Empey were Cal Poly’s only winners as the Mustangs dropped a 35-6 decision to North Dakota State in a non-conference dual wrestling meet Saturday afternoon in the Mott Athletics Center.   Cal Poly falls to 2-2 in duals with the loss and will host Boise State next Sunday (Jan. 12) for a 1 p.m. Pac-12 dual meet while North Dakota State improved to 3-3. The Bison wrestle at Bakersfield on Monday night.   Lotito posted a 6-1 decision over Justin LaValle at 133 pounds to improve to 14-7 on the year while Empey was a 9-7 winner over John Gusewelle at 285 pounds to lift his record to 11-8.  After a scoreless first period, Lotito scored an escape and takedown in the second period for a 3-0 lead and, after surrendering an early escape in the final period, closed out the match with a takedown and over two minutes of riding time.  Empey trailed Gusewelle 2-1 after the first period, but tallied an escape, takedown and three-point near fall in the second period for a 7-2 lead. Gusewelle scored a pair of reversals to close the gap to 7-6 but Empey produced a reversal of his own midway through the final period to clinch the victory.   North Dakota State received falls from 141-pounder Clayton Cathey and 197-pounder Tyler Lehmann and technical falls from its two nationally ranked wrestlers, 165-pounder Steven Monk and 174-pounder Hayden Zillmer, en route to the dual meet win.  Monk is ranked No. 4 in the nation and sports a 17-1 record while Zillmer is ranked 16 and improved to 16-4 with his win Saturday.   The eight Mustang wrestlers who lost Saturday produced a total of two takedowns and no near-fall points.   Cal Poly wrestling, presented by Meathead Movers, wrestled in its home dual meet opener.

January 6, 2014 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

NIU Upends Cougars 33-15

SIUE opened the new year with a 33-15 loss at in-state rival Northern Illinois.
DEKALB, Ill. – SIUE wrestling opened the new year with a 33-15 loss at in-state rival Northern Illinois.  “We had some preparation issues. We just weren’t ready to compete so it makes for a tough day,” said SIUE Head Coach Jeremy Spates.  Four matches were decided by three points or less. DeShoun White picked up a 3-1 victory on the mat for the Cougars over Northern Illinois’ Caleb Busson.  “He has gone out every time and competed hard,” said Spates. “It was a close match and he got the takedown late in the match to get the win.”  SIUE, 3-8, returns to next Saturday at the Vadalabene Center with its first home match of the new year. The Cougars welcome Missouri for a 7 p.m. match.

January 6, 2014 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

2014 Open State Championships at Greensboro Coliseum

STATE TOURNAMENT
FOR
1st-2nd, 3rd-4th, 5th-6th, 7th-8th, 9th-10th, 11th-12th Grade
& College
Open State Championships
January 20, 2014
MLK Day

Wrestling starts around 10:00am Monday
Modified Periods
Location: Greensboro Coliseum
1921 W Lee St, Greensboro

REGISTER ONLINE
Register at www.renegadewrestling.org

PRE-REGISTRATION FEE $20 PER ENTRY
MUST RECEIVE PRE-REGISTRATION INFO BY 5:00pm JAN. 19
LATE REGISTRATION IS $30
Weigh-ins will be Monday Jan. 20th 6:30am-8:30am
At: Greensboro Coliseum 1921 W Lee St, Greensboro
Hotels: Clarion Hotel of Greensboro
415 Swing Road. Greensboro, NC. 27409
Direct – 336-315-1548
$72 a night
To receive these rates they have to ask for the Renegade Wrestling Block This is a great deal cause some rooms have pull out couches and they do have cots so you could fit over four in each room.

Any Questions contact: Jason Hooker at Coachhooker97@aol.com

January 1, 2014 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

All-Time Coaches Records — Active Coaches – Top 60

Before 2013-2014 season with at least 144 wins

  1. Pat Pecora (Pitt-Johnstown)                 515 – II
  2. Bill Racich (Ursinus College)               472 – III
  3. Ned McGinley (King’s College)                       434 – III
  4. Jim Miller (Wartburg)                          412 – III  ** = just retired
  5. J Robinson (Minnesota)                                  404 – I
  6. Gary Taylor (Rider)                             390 – I
  7. Dave Amato (Brown)                          381 – I / III  ** = just retired
  8. David James (Cent. Okla.)                   363 – II
  9. John Smith (Oklahoma State)                          348 – I
  10. Tom Borelli (Central Michigan)           323 – I
  11. Roger Crebs (Lycoming College)         322 – III
  12. Tom Kessler (York College)                321 – III
  13. Mike Denney (UNO)                           318 – II
  14. Carl Adams (Boston Univ.)                 316 – I
  15. Steve Eldridge (U.S. Coast Guard Ac.)   314 – III  (incomplete)
  16. Don Murray (SUNY-Brockport)          313 – III
  17. Randy Stottlemyer (Pittsburgh)                        304 – I ** = just retired
  18. Kerry Volkmann (John Carroll)                       294 – III
  19. Craig Turnbull (West Virginia)             276 – I
  20. Ron Beaschler (Ohio Northern)                       263 – III
  21. Duane Goldman (Indiana Univ.)                     262 – I
  22. Jim Makovsky (Minn. St.-Mankato)    258 – II
  23. Bruce Haberli (New York Univ./Manhattan)  247 – I/III
  24. Jason Liles (S.D. St. & Mont.-North.)  236 – II  ** = retired in 2012
  25. Rob Koll (Cornell)                               230 – I
  26. Dave Pacheo (Sacramento City College)  227 – CaCC
  27. Lonnie Morris (Johnson & Wales)       225 – III
  28. Pat Whitcomb  (North Idaho Jr. Coll.) 220 – Juco
  29. Robin Ersland (Minot St./Cent. Miss. Etc.)    217 – II
  30. Jim Zalesky  (Oregon St./Iowa)                        214 – I
  31. Randy Stewart (Loras College)                        213 – III
  32. Tim Fader (Wisc. Whitewater & LaCrosse)  210 – III
  33. Bruce Haberli (New York University)             205 – I
  34. Dave Mitchell (Luther College)                        205 – III
  35. Tom Ryan (Ohio St./Hofstra)               196 – I
  36. Mark Manning (Nebraska/Nor.Iowa)   196-  I
  37. Barry Davis (Wisconsin)                      195 – I
  38. Brian Smith (Missouri)                         191 – I
  39. Joe McFarland (Michigan/Indiana)      187– I
  40. Martin Nichols (Ithaca College)         186 – III
  41. Jay Jones (Rhode Island College)       183 – III
  42. Marc Bauer (Nebraska-Kearney)        177 – II
  43. Mike Duroe  (Cornell Coll./Nor. Mich.)  173 – III/I
  44. Tim Flynn (Edinboro St.)                    173 – I
  45. Tom Minkel (Mich. St./Cent. Mich.) 172– I
  46. Mike Ritchey (Southern Oregon State)  170 — NAIA
  47. Joel Greenlee (Ohio Univ.)                  167 – I
  48. Drew Black (Wesleyan / Phoenix Coll.)           166 – III/Juco
  49. Don Henry (Gannon Univ.)                 164 – II
  50. Steve Costanzo  (St. Cloud St./Dana Coll.)   161 – II/NAIA
  51. John Trudgeon (V.M.I.)                       160 – I  ** = just retired
  52. Mike Jones (Simon Fraser)                  158 — NAIA
  53. John Oostendorp (Coe College)                       156 — III
  54. Jon Laudenslager (Wilkes Univ.)         154 — III
  55. Mike Machholz (Missouri Valley)       153 — NAIA
  56. Jim Beichner (SUNY Buffalo)                         152 — I
  57. Johnny Johnson (Wisc.-Stevens Point)   152 — III
  58. Tom Brands (Iowa, Va. Tech)                         148 — I
  59. Frank Romano  (Notre Dame College/Kent St.) 147 – NAIA/I
  60. Mike Howard  (SUNY Oswego)          144 — III
  61. Jason Valek  (Newberry)                    144 — II

December 5, 2013 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

NCAA – Division I Active College Coaches – Top 42

At least 85 wins before the 2013-2014 season

  1. J Robinson (Minnesota)                 404
  2. Gary Taylor (Rider)                                   390
  3. John Smith (Oklahoma State)        348
  4. Dave Amato (Brown)                    319      ** = just retired
  5. CarlAdams (Boston Univ.)                        316
  6. Randy Stottlemeyer (Pittsburgh)    304      ** = just retired
  7. Tom Borelli (Central Mich.)           277
  8. Craig Turnbull (West Virginia)       276
  9. Duane Goldman (Indiana)             262
  10. Rob Koll (Cornell)                         230
  11. Jim Zalesky  (Oregon St./Iowa)      214
  12. Bruce Haberli (New York University) 205
  13. Tom Ryan (Ohio St./Hofstra)         196
  14. Mark Manning (Nebraska/Nor.Iowa) 196
  15. Barry Davis (Wisconsin)                195
  16. Brian Smith (Missouri)                   191
  17. Joe McFarland (Michigan/Indiana)            187     
  18. Tim Flynn (Edinboro)                    173
  19. Tom Minkel (Mich. St./Cent. Mich)  172
  20. Joel Greenlee (Ohio U.)                 167
  21. John Trudegeon (V.M.I.)               160  ** = just retired
  22. Jim Beichner (SUNY-Buffalo)      152
  23. Tom Brands (Iowa/Va.Tech)         148
  24. Jim Andrassy (Kent State)             124
  25. Pat Santoro (Lehigh/ Maryland)     124
  26. Bruce Burnett (U.S. Naval Acad.)  113
  27. Greg Randall (Boise State)                         111
  28. Rob Hjerling (Citadel)                    111
  29. Steve Martin (Old Dominion)        110
  30. Jay Weiss (Harvard)                      110
  31. Kerry McCoy (Maryland/Stanford)  103
  32. Scott Goodale (Rutgers Univ.)       100
  33. Cael Sanderson (Penn St./Iowa St.)            100
  34. Steve Garland (Virginia Univ.)        98
  35.  John Stutzman (Bloomsburg)          97
  36. Kevin Dresser (Virginia Tech)         94
  37. Derek DelPorto (East. Mic./Slip. Rock)  92
  38. C.D. Mock (Univ. North Carolina)              90
  39. Tom Ryan  (Ohio State/Hofstra)      87
  40. Jim Zalensky (Oregon State Univ.) /  87
  41.  Pat Poplizio (N.C. State/SUNY  Bing.)      86
  42.  Dan Wirnsberger (Bucknell/Bloomsburg)   86

December 5, 2013 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

NCAA Div – II Top Active College Coaches Top 20

With at least 70 wins before the 2013-2014 season.

  1. Pat Pecora (Pitt-Johnstown)                           515
  2. David James  (Central Oklahoma)                  363
  3. Mike Denney (U.N.O.-Maryville Un.)           318
  4. Jim Makovsky (Minn. St.-Mankato)               258
  5. Jason Liles (S.D. St. & Mont.-North.)            236  retired in 2012
  6. Robin Ersland (Central Missouri)                   217
  7. Marc Bauer (Nebraska-Kearney)                    177
  8. Don Henry Gannon Univ.)                             164
  9. Jason Valek (Newberry)                                 144
  10. Lars Jensen (San Francisco St.)                      142
  11. Robert Fisher (Kutztown Univ.)                     140
  12. Scott Ritzen (Chadron St. Coll.)                    135 retired in 2012
  13. Miles Van Hee (Western St. Coll.)                 132
  14. Heath Grimm (Upper Iowa Univ.)                 120
  15. Jason Reitmeier (Augustana College)             105
  16. Steve Costanzo  (St. Cloud State)                     100
  17. Mike Wehler (Mercyhurst/West Liberty St.)     100
  18. Dave Schutter (Truman State)                          94
  19. James Ramstetter (Adams St.)                          84
  20. Doc Kelly (Anderson)                                                  70

December 4, 2013 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Top 41 NCAA Div.- III Active College Coaches (at least 64 wins)

Active D-III Coaches before the 2013-2014 season

  1. Bill Racich (Ursinus College)                   472
  2. Ned McGinley (King’s College-PA)        434
  3. Jim Miller (Wartburg College)                  412  ** = just retired
  4. Roger Crebs (Lycoming College)             322
  5. Tom Kessler (York College)                     321
  6. Steve Eldridge (U.S. Coast Guard Acad.)           314
  7. Don Murray (SUNY-Brockport)              313
  8. Kerry Volkmann (John Carroll)                294
  9. Ron Beaschler (Ohio Northern)                263
  10. Lenny Morris (Johnson & Wales)             225
  11. Randy Stewart (Loras College)                213
  12. Tim Fadar (Wisc.-Whitewater & LaCrosse)  210
  13. Dave Mitchell (Luther College)                205
  14. Martin Nichols (Ithaca College)               186
  15. Jay Jones (Rhode Island College)             183
  16. John Oostendorp (Coe College)                 156
  17. Brad Bruhn (SUNY-Cortland)                   156
  18. Drew Black (Wesleyan / Phoenix Coll.)     155
  19. Jon Laudenslager (Wilkes Univ.)               154
  20. Johnny Johnson (Wisc.-Stevens Point)      152
  21. Mike Howard  (SUNY Oswego)                144
  22. Dave Malecek (Wisc.-La Crosse St.)                      113
  23. Chris Walter  (Wisc.-Platteville)                 113
  24. Bryan Brunk  (Messiah Coll.)                    107
  25. Mike Duroe  (Cornell College)                 106 
  26. Duane Ritter (SUNY-Oneota St.)                        106
  27. Steve Marianetti (Elmhurst College)        102
  28. Kevin Morin (Milwaukee Sch. Of Eng.)  101
  29. Leo Kocher (Univ. of Chicago)                  97 (incomplete)
  30. Jon McGovern (Dubuque Univ.)                89
  31. Mike Clayton  ( Stevens/Apprentice)         87
  32.  Joe Pistone (Southern Maine)                    85
  33.  Craig Thurber (Thiel College)                   84
  34.  Brian Anderson (Wabash College)            81
  35.  Brandon Novak (St. John’s, Mn.)              74
  36. Bruce Schumaker (Apprentice School)       73
  37. Rich Hasenfus (Williams/Norwhich/Wesleyan)  72 incomplete, just retired
  38. Todd Hibbs (Alma College/Olivet)            70
  39.  Kevin Bratland (North Central, ILL)       66
  40.  Dan Callahan (Trine TriState Univ.)          65
  41.  Clay Nagel (Concordia-Moorhead, Mn.)    64 just retired as head coach

December 4, 2013 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

Top 20 NAIA Active College Coaches

Before the 2013-2014 Season

  1. Mike Ritchey (Southern Oregon)                   170
  2. Mike Jones (Simon Fraser)                              158
  3. Mike Machholz (Missouri Valley)                  153
  4. Thadd O’Donnell (Dickinson State)               111
  5. Franky James (Campbellsville)                         89
  6. Caleb Schaeffer (Great Falls Univ.)                 75
  7. Tim Jager (Morningside College)                      75 – retired in 2012
  8. James Kisgen (McKendree College)                 74
  9. Archie Randall (Oklahoma City Univ.)            65
  10. Frank Romano  (Notre Dame College)               48
  11. Nick Mitchell (Grand View)                             46
  12. Beau Vest (Dana-Midland)                              38
  13. Ken Ramsey (Embry-Riddle)                           37– retired in 2012
  14. Nate Moorman (King College)                         36
  15. Shawn Kelley (Hastings/SiTanka)                    30
  16. Tyson Thivierge (Montana State Northern)      28
  17. Jarad Swint (Cumberland Univ. Tn.)                25 incomplete, – retired in 2012
  18. Corey Ruff (Lindsey-Wilson)                           24
  19. Rik Dahl (Northwestern College)                     20
  20. Joey Martinez (Menlo)                                      19

December 4, 2013 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

All-Time Coaches Records — all Coaches’ wins at any college levels

All Time Coaching Wins (299 wins plus)

  1. Dale Thomas (Oregon State)                            616 – I
  2. Jare Klein (Olivet College)                   569 – III
  3. David Icenhower (College of New Jersey)  534 – III

4t.  John Reese (Wilkes Univ.)                  515 – I/III

4t.  Pat Pecora (Pitt-Johnstown)                 515 – II            bold = moves up a spot

  1. Jack Childs (Drexel)                            512 – I / JC

7…Harold Nichols (Iowa St.)                    493 – I

  1. Max Servcies (Wabash)                                   487 – III
  2. Doug Parker (Springfield, Mass)          485 – III
  3. Bill Racich (Ursinus College)               472 – III
  4. Arthur “Bucky” Maughn (N Dak State)  467 – II / I
  5. Milton Martin (Westmar)                     462 – NAIA
  6. Don Elia (Carson-Newman)                 461 – II
  7. Ron Mirikitani (Meramec –St. Louis)   457 – JUCO
  8. John Sacchi (Rutgers/Middlesex)         447 – I/Juco
  9. Bobby Douglas (Iowa St/CSSB/ArizSU)  440 – I
  10. Ned McGinley (King’s College)             434 – III
  11. John Johnston (Princeton/Stevens Tech)   431 – I/Juco
  12. Mike Olson (UNC-Pembroke, Upper Iowa, Monmouth)  428 – II/III
  13. T.J. Kerr (U. Calif. Bakersfield/San Jose St.)  421 – I
  14. Tom Jarman (Manchester, Nwern U., Taylor) 415 – I/III
  15. Phil Grebinar (Worcester Poly Tech.)              414 III
  16. Jim Miller (Wartburg)                          413 – III  ** = just retired
  17. J Robinson (Minnesota)                                   404 – I
  18. Bob Skelton (Western New England College) – 402 III
  19. Wally Johnson (Minn./S.D. St., Luther Coll.)  – 400 I/III
  20. Robert Marshall (Del. Valley Coll./Dickinson) – 396 III
  21. Bob Guzzo (N.C. State / Canton C.C.)             393 – I/JUCO
  22. Gary Taylor (Rider)                             390 – I
  23. Paul Mance (App. St./Herkimer C.C.)              387 – I/JUCO
  24. Eric Knuutila (Niagara C.C.)                383 – JUCO
  25. Dave Amato (Brown)                          381 – I / III  ** = just retired
  26. Bill Lam (North Carolina Univ.)          378 – I
  27. Al Baxter (Buena Vista Univ.)             376 – III
  28. Budd Whitehill (Lycoming Coll.)         376 – III
  29. Lonnie Timmerman (Drake)                364 — I
  30. David James (Cent. Oklahoma)                       363 – II
  31. Dan Gable (Iowa)                                355 – I
  32. Vaughn Hitchcock (Cal-Poly-SLO)      353 – II
  33. Russ Hellickson (Ohio St./Wisc.)         350 – I
  34. John Smith (Oklahoma State Univ.)     348 – I
  35. Ron Gaffner (Muskegeon C. C.)                      344 – JUCO
  36. Roy Minter (Ridgewater C.C.-Wilmar)   329 – Juco
  37. Gray Simons (ODU, Tenn, Lhaven, IndSt.)   327 – I
  38. Tom Borelli (Central Michigan)           323 – I
  39. Bob Bubb (Clarion)                             322 – I
  40. Jack Spates (Oklahoma & Cornell)      322 – I
  41. Roger Crebs (Lycoming College)         322 – III
  42. Jeff Swenson (Augsburg Coll.)            321 – III
  43. Tom Kessler (York College)                321 – III
  44. Joe Seay (Okla.St., Ca.-Bak., U.Tenn.-Chatt.)             319 – I
  45. Jody L. Thompson  (Labette Ks. C.C.)            318 – Juco
  46. Mike Denney (UNO)                           318 – II
  47. Carl Adams (Boston Univ.)                 316 – I
  48. Steve Eldridge (U.S. Coast Guard Ac.)   314 – III
  49. Dennis Deliddo (Cal. St. Fresno)                     313 – I
  50. Don Murray (SUNY-Brockport)        313 – III
  51. Ron Finley (Oregon Univ.)                  311  – I
  52. Ed Peery (U.S. Naval Academy)          311  – I
  53. Bob Del Rosa (Case Western Reserve)            310 – III
  54. Randy Stottlemyer (Pittsburgh)                        304 – I             ** = just retired
  55. John Owen (North Idaho Jr. Coll.)     304 – Juco
  56. Stan Abel (Oklahoma, Cincinnati)      302 – I
  57. Daryl Arroyo (Springfield, Mass)        301 – III
  58. Ed Kringstad (Bismark State College) 301 – Juco
  59. Willie Myers (Wisconsin-Whitewater)   301 – III
  60. Roger Sanders (Bloomsburg, New York Univ.)  300 – I
  61. Chuck Williamson (Gloucester Co. Coll. NJ)     300 – Juco
  62. Robert “Rummy” Macias  (Minn. St.-Mankato)  299 – II
  63. P.J. Smith (UNC-Pembroke, Campbell)           299 – I /II

December 2, 2013 Posted by | Uncategorized | Leave a comment

ALL-TIME D-I COACHING WINS – (220 wins plus) before 2013-2014 season

  1. Dale Thomas (Oregon State)                            616
  2. John G. Reese (Wilkes Univ.)                          515 – I / III
  3. Harold Nichols (Iowa St.)                    456
  4. Bobby Douglas (Iowa St./Ariz. St.)      436
  5. Jack Childs (Drexel)                           423   ** = just retired
  6. T.J. Kerr (U. Calif. Bakersfield/San Jose St.)  421
  7. J Robinson (Minnesota)                                   404
  8. Wally Johnson (Minnesota Univ.)       392
  9. Gary Taylor (Rider)                             390
  10. John Johnston (Princeton)                   382
  11. Bill Lam (North Carolina Univ.)          378
  12. Lonnie Timmerman (Drake)                364
  13. Bob Guzzo (N.C. State)                       356
  14. Dan Gable (Iowa)                                355
  15. Russ Hellickson (Ohio St./Wisc.)         350
  16. Paul Mance (App. State)                      348
  17. John Smith (Oklahoma State)                          348
  18. Gray Simons (ODU, Tenn, Lhaven, IndSt.)   327 – I
  19. Bob Bubb (Clarion)                             322 – I
  20. Jack Spates (Oklahoma / Cornell)        322  — I
  21. Joe Seay (Okla.St., Ca.-Bak., U.Tenn.-Chatt.)   319
  22. Dave Amato (Brown)                          319  – I  ** = just retired
  23. Carl Adams (Boston Univ./Rhode Island)       316
  24. Dennis Deliddo (Cal. St. Fresno)         313
  25. Ron Finley (Oregon)                            311
  26. Ed Peery (US Naval)                            311
  27. Rande Stottlemeyer (Pittsburgh)           304 ** = just retired
  28. Stan Abel (Oklahoma / Cincinnati)      302
  29. Roger Sanders (Bloomsburg /N.Y. Un.)   300
  30. Dick Bonacci (Clev. State)                   296
  31. John McHugh (Maryland, Catholic, American)   288
  32. Joe Beglia (Kent State)                                     282
  33. Ed Carlin (Syracuse)                                        280
  34. Tom Borelli (Central Mich./Lake Sup. St.)     277
  35. Craig Turnbull (West Virginia)                         276
  36. Cliff Keen (Michigan)                                     274
  37. Dave McCuskey (Iowa & Northern Iowa)  262
  38. Duane Goldman (Indiana Univ.)                     262
  39. Ron Gray (Kent St./Franklin & Marsh.)    253
  40. Roger Sanders (Bloomsburg)               250
  41. Arnold “Swede” Umbach (Auburn)     249
  42. Ed Steers (Army, E.C.U., Will. & Mary)  235
  43. Oscar Gupton (Virginia Military Inst.) 232
  44. Mark Johnson (Illinois, Oregon State)  231
  45. Rob Koll (Cornell)                               230
  46. Tommy Chesbro (Oklahoma State)      227
  47. Harry Houska (Ohio University)                      224
  48. Billy Sheridan (Lehigh, Penn)              222
  49. Dale Bahr (Michigan)                          221
  50. Bob Carlson (Utah State)                     221
  51. Fred Powell (Slippery Rock Univ.)      221
  52. Bill Harvey (Duke Univ.)                    220

Gray highlight indicates ties.

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