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Eric Chine
Eric Chine makes the move from 184 to 197 for Kent State for the 2008-2009 Season
more » Franklin Gomez
Franklin Gomez was born in the Dominican Republic and moved to Puerto Rico at a young age after his father passed away. When he was in his early teens he started wrestling freestyle and quickly adapted to the sport. He…
more » Mark Perry
Mark Perry is a 4x All American and 2007 and 2008 NCAA Champion. He is known for his unorthodox scrambling style. He is notably flexible and attended the legendary Blair Academy in NJ and wrestled under Jeff Buxton. He happens…
more » Troy Opfer
Troy Opfer is the youngest of four brothers who were all state champions except Troy. Troy has placed in the FILA Junior Nationals and is a University National All-American
more » Ken Cook
Ken Cook came out of HS as a top recruit. He went to Iowa State but transfered to UC Davis. He never fully materialized in college, but now has taken 3rd in Greco World Team Trials.
more » Momir Petkovic
Momir Petkovic was a world class wrestler out of the former Yugoslavia. His career included 4 World Champion medals. He came to the United States and began coaching Greco at the New York Athletic Club (NYAC). The next day he…
more » Jordan Keller
Jordan Keller left Kansas to come to Cleveland State and chase his goals in Division I.
more » Cole Konrad
Cole Konrad, a walk on from the state of Wisconsin, became a 4x All American, 3x Finalist and 2x National Champion. His most memorable victory was his 2006 NCAA championship match where he beat Steve Mocco from Oklahoma State.
more » Bob Stoll
Bob Stoll is one of the greatest coaches in Ohio. He cultivated the environment that created the great DiSabato family and also started the youth program that Ohio greats Tommy Rowlands and Ross Thatcher came through.
more » AJ Grant
AJ Grant was a two time AA for the Wolverines at Michigan. He has been with the Tarheels working with the light weights for four years and looks to take UNC to the next level.
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