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#19	Zebulin Miller October 19, 2009 at 1:47pm Paris • 1924 Name Weight Finish Guy H. Lookabaugh 158.5 fourth Orion Stuteville 174 alternate Amsterdam • 1928 Clarence Berryman 145 sixth George Rule 174 reserve Charles Strack 191.5 reserve Earl McCready, Canada Hwt. Los Angeles • 1932 Bobby Pearce 123 Gold Medal Melvin Clodfelter 145 3rd round Jack Van Bebber 158.5 Gold Medal Conrad Caldwell 191.5 alternate Berlin • 1936 Ross Flood 123 Silver Medal Fred Parkey 134 reserve Harley Strong 145 1st round Frank Lewis 158.5 Gold Medal Roy Dunn Hwt 1st round George Chiga, Canada Hwt E.C. Gallagher, Honorary Coach Clarence Gallagher, Trainer London • 1948 William Jernigan 114.5 2nd round Hal Moore 136.5 sixth Richard Hutton Hwt 1st round Art Griffith, Coach Cliff Keen, Manager Helsinki • 1952 Ray Swartz, Coach Buel Patterson, Manager Melbourne • 1956 Myron Roderick 136.5 fourth Beattie 160.5 DNC-illness Rome • 1960 Shelby Wilson 147.5 Gold Medal Doug Blubaugh 160.5 Gold Medal Tokyo • 1964 Yojiro Uetake, Japan 125.5 Gold Medal Bobby Douglas 138.5 fourth Rex Peery, Coach Fendley Collins, Manager Mexico City • 1968 Bobby Douglas 138.5 DNC-illness Munich • 1972 Gene Davis 136.5 3rd round Jerry Robinson 180.5 Greco-Roman Harry Geris, Canada Hwt Montreal • 1976 Gene Davis 136.5 Bronze Medal Jimmy Jackson Hwt 3rd round Los Angeles • 1984 Lee Roy Smith 136.5 DNC-arbitration Bruce Baumgartner 286 Gold Medal Seoul • 1988 John Smith 136.5 Gold Medal Kenny Monday 163 Gold Medal Joe Seay, Coach Barcelona • 1992 Kendall Cross 125.5 sixth Kenny Monday 163 Silver Medal Atlanta • 1996 Kendall Cross 125.5 Gold Medal Kenny Monday 163 fourth Sydney • 2000 John Smith, Coach Athens • 2004 Daniel Cormier 211.5 Fourth Eric Guerrero 132 First Round Jamill Kelly 145.5 Silver Medal Beijing • 2008 Daniel Cormier 211.5 DNC-injury Steve Mocco 132 Quarterfinals reply
#18	Zebulin Miller October 19, 2009 at 1:41pm Listen to the guys he was with @ Blair! Whoa! Freaky Deaky! reply
#17	Tony Soprrano October 18, 2009 at 11:07am What about Jantzen? Lost to both Espositos. reply
#16	Dckundr October 18, 2009 at 7:07am Jesse Jantzen... reply
#15	Randy Marsh October 16, 2009 at 6:17pm not only a great wrestler but damn entertaining as well. reply
#14	Z Man October 15, 2009 at 9:02pm This guy was a legend when he was 6. Seriously people knew he was going to be great early on. reply
#13	Jordan Stepleton October 15, 2009 at 12:04pm Esposito is starting to acquire that Okie slang accent. Love it. Go Aggies, Pokes, Cowboys. reply
#12	Ilbover October 15, 2009 at 9:22am Zach- are we going to see you compete again soon? Go jersey! reply
#11	Kdoug October 15, 2009 at 8:10am Can he hear out of that thing? reply
#10	Fan October 14, 2009 at 8:31pm really resemble john reply
#9	Jose Quervo October 14, 2009 at 7:01pm thats what your ear looks like when you been in the rooms zachs been in reply
#8	Doug Fresh October 14, 2009 at 6:03pm wow, what an ear. that thing will scare away small rodents. hope he plans on staying in wrestling reply
#7	Red Dog October 14, 2009 at 5:37pm Don't all Okie State guys look alike and in some quirky way they all resemble Head Coach John Smith? reply
#6	Anonymous Coward October 14, 2009 at 5:17pm Calibrawler come out for NHSCA preseason wrestling championships in PA put your money where your mouth is. (so to speak) reply
#5	Calibrawler October 14, 2009 at 4:41pm idk if its me but i dont hate but have something against new jersery wrestlers idk if east coast thinks that bout california i just wish i could wreslte kids from new jersey or pennsylvania for some reson i cant stand "jersey boy", reply
#4	Cliff Fretwell October 14, 2009 at 3:39pm Vicious ear I like it. reply
#3	Frank Popolizio October 14, 2009 at 3:20pm Jersey Boy reply
#2	Zach Smart October 14, 2009 at 3:03pm Hahaha, Quasimodo...great interview Joe! reply
#1	Espo October 14, 2009 at 2:18pm I loved watching Zach wrestle. What a technician. He was lucky to be a part of those programs, but his attitude made him great. reply

Ernie Monaco

Esposito 3 Great Teams 3 Great Coaches

October 14, 2009

Oklahoma State club coach Zach Esposito talks about his wrestling career through The Edge, Blair Academy, and Oklahoma State University.

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The Edge has been the most revolutionary wrestling club and the first of its kind. Ernie started it in the mid eighties and has helped kids to go on and win 10 NCAA championships, and countless NJ state…
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