THE TOP 50 OF ALL TIME IN AMATEUR WRESTLING

MOST DUAL MEET VICTORIES - Over 400 (including dual tournaments)
646 Neil Buckley (Haverford School, PA) 1947-94
644 Charles Farina (Leyden, East Leydon, Chicago Gordon Tech, IL) 1955-93
642 Bill Weick (Maquoketa, IA; Chicago Tilden, Chicago Mt. Carmel, IL) 1956-98
624 Mike Rodriquez (Detroit Kimball, River Rouge, Detroit Catholic Central, MI) 1956-2000
602 William "Red" Schmitt (Alton Western, MA, Granite City South, IL) 1946-49; 1951-85
559 Ralph Ross (Highland, NJ) 1964-96
542 Duane Wohlford (Fenton, MI) 1964-2000*
534 Virg Vagle (Paynesville Area, MN) 1966-99
533 Russell Riegel (Hunterdon Central, NJ) 1956-91
523 Bill Sutter (Goodhue, MN) 1969-99
518 Jim Husk (Miami Southridge, FL) 1964-2000
513 Bob Craig (Newport, Cedar Cliff, PA) 1958-98
500 William Regnier (Temperance Bedford, MI) 1966-95
499 Gary Rivers (Lowell, MI) 1962-97
492 Bruce Bittenbender (Stevensville Lakeshore, MI) 1970-2000*
477 Bill Mayhew (Troutman, NC; Statesville South Iredell, NC) 1963-96
475 Dick Glover (Jacksonville, NC; Blue Ridge, VA; Woodberry Forest, VA) 1967-2000*
472 Don Mosley (Muskegon-Mona Shores, MI) 1962-2000*
468 Ray Nunamaker (Nazareth, PA) 1964-97
464 Ron Malcolm (Worthington, MN; Anoka, MN 34 yrs.) 1956-92
463 Scott Davis (Belcourt, ND; Bird Island-Lake Lillian, MN; Hutchinson, MN; Owatonna, MN) 1976-2000
456 Rick Moyer (Amityville, NY; Wayland, MA) 1963-97
452 Joe Campo (Frankfurt, Brentwood, NY; Minor, AL) 1957-87
451 Floyd Bee (Lincoln Community, Lincoln, IL) 1970-2000
441 James Husk (Miami Archbishop Curley, Southwest, Southridge, FL) 1964-97
440 Ken Droegemueller (Worthington, MN; Osseo, MN 22 yrs.) 1968-99
440 Cash Stone (Spokane Meade, WA) 1959-97
432 Rex Peckinpaugh (New Castle, IN) 1982-99
432 Rusty Parks (Woodford County, Versailles, KY) 1979-99
426 Tom Krepps (Grandville, MI) 1973-98
424 Michael Young (L.A. Franklin, Palmdale Highland, CA) 1974-2000*
418 Frank Sorochinsky (Union-Endicott, NY) 1957-97
415 Jerry Perkins (Rumford; Rumford Mountain Valley, ME) 1973-2000
411 Bob Board (Winona, MN; Coon Rapids, MN 35 yrs.) 1959-97
409 Bill Demaray (Richfield, MN; Apple Valley, MN 20 yrs.) 1974-95
408 Ted Heroux (Belfast, ME) 1966-97
403 Keith Williams (Snake River, ID) 1956-89
401 Don Dravis (Staples, MN) 1963-95

MOST TOURNAMENT VICTORIES (not including dual tournaments)
122 Herb Stinson (Aztec, NM) 1978-2000
99 Bob Smith (Wray, CO) 1958-91
97 Jerry Winterton (Cary, NC) 1981-99
96 Chuck Deter (Gering, NE) 1967-97
95 Bob Stoll (Columbus Bishop Ready, OH; West Chester Lakota, OH; Dublin Coffman, OH) 1977-2000
93 Rex Peckinpaugh (New Castle, IN) 1981-99
88 Dennis Perch (Payson, AZ) 1973-98
80 Stacey Burke (Franklin, Clay Center, NE; Palisade, CO) 1969-97
73 Rusty Parks (Versailles Woodford County, KY) 1980-2000
72 Bill Byers (Delta, Sterling, Arvada, Olathe, CO) 1967-94

Top College Wrestlers of all Time

1. Cael Sanderson, Iowa St.-4x NCAA Champion Undefeated in College 159-0

2. Dan Gable, Iowa St., 1966-71, 6 Midlands, 2 NCAAs, 1 World, 1 Olympic, "20 in 4" club, undefeated in Midlands competition 31-0, retired coach, Iowa

3. Pat Smith-4x NCAA Champion

4. Dan Zilverberg, 158, Minnesota, 1979,

5. Danny Hodge 3x NCAA Champion - 2x NCAA Outstanding Wrestler 1955-57

6. John Smith, 134, Oklahoma State, 1987-88.

7. TJ Jaworsky, 3x NCAA Champion North Carolina

8. Lee Kemp, Wisconsin, 1974-77, 3 Midlands, 3 NCAAs, 6 Opens, 3 Worlds

9. Pat Milkovich-2-time NCAA Champion at Michigan State-2-time NCAA Runner-up - 4-time All American-Youngest NCAA Champion in history at 18 years of age

10. Yojiro Uetake, 130, Oklahoma State, 1964-66.

College Westlers who finished their entire college Careers undefeated

Cael Sanderson was an undefeated four-time NCAA champion for Iowa State, the last coming in 2003.

Joe Henson was an undefeated three-time NCAA champion for Navy, the last coming in 1950.

Richard DiBatista was an undefeated three-time NCAA champion for Penns.

Earl McCready was undefeated all through his college career at Oklahoma A&M, winning three NCAA titles at heavyweight, the last coming in 1930.
Jack Van Bebber was undefeated all during college at Oklahoma A&M and also won the Olympic gold medal in 1932.
Rex Perry was an undefeated three-time NCAA champion for Okahoma A&M, the last coming in 1935.
Buddy Arndt was a three-time, undefeated NCAA champion at Oklahoma A&M, the last coming in 1946. (5) Bill Koll was undefeated three-time NCAA champion at Iowa State Teachers College, the last coming in 1948.
Bill Smith won two NCAA titles and was undefeated during his entire college career at Iowa State Teachers College (he was declared ineilgible for the NCAAs his senior year by a strange twisting of the rules). He was ALSO 1952 Olympic champion;
Keith Young was undefeated all during his college career, and won three NCAA titles for Iowa State Teachers College, the last coming in 1951.
Dan Hodge was undefeated three-time NCAA champion for U. of Oklahoma, the last coming in 1957.
Yojiro Uetake was undefeated three-time NCAA champion, the last coming in 1966.
Chris Taylor was undefeated during his career at Iowa State University, in 89 matches. Like DiBatista, he was just able to wrestle two years in college, the last coming in 1973."

Cliff Keen was undefeated all through his college career at Oklahoma A&M, the last coming in 1923.

Most Victories, Tournament (Championship Bracket)

6 Twice: Dale Anderson, 137 pounds, Michigan State, 1967-68;
	Jason Smith, 167, Iowa State, 1969-70; Mike Frick, 134,
	Lehigh, 1975-76; Darryl Burley, 134-142, Lehigh, 1979-83;
	Jim Zalesky, 158, Iowa, 1983-84; Melvin Douglas, 177,
	Oklahoma, 1985-86.

6 Once: Tie among 35 wrestlers, 1968-1996.

Most Victories, Career (Championship Bracket)

21 Pat Smith, 158, Oklahoma State, 1990-92, 94, no defeats.

20	Lee Kemp, 150-158, Wisconsin, 1975-78, one defeat;
	Darryl Burley, 134-142, Lehigh, 1979-81, 83, two defeats;
	Jim Zalesky, 158, Iowa, 1981-84, one defeat.
19	Ed Banach, 177-190, Iowa, 1980-83, one defeat; Lincoln
	Mcllravy, 142-150, Iowa, 1993-95, 97, one defeat.
18	Pat Milkovich, 126-134, Michigan State, 1972, 74-76, two
	defeats; Mark Churella, 150-167, Michigan, 1976-79, one
	defeat; Rick Bonomo, Bloomsburg, 118, 1984-87, one
	defeat; Pat Santoro, 142, Pittsburgh, 1986-89, two
	defeats; Tom Brands, 126-134, Iowa, 1989-92, one defeat,
	plus 1-1 record in consolations; Mark Branch, 167,
	Oklahoma State, 1994-97, two defeats.

Most Falls, Tournament (Pinned All Opponents)

5 in 13:52--Chris Taylor, hwt, Iowa State, 1973.

5 in 18:34--Howard Harris, hwt, Oregon State, 1980.

5 in 19:17--William H. Koll, 147.5, Northern Iowa, 1948.

5 in 19:43--Bruce Kinseth, 150, Iowa, 1979.

5 in 20:59--Dan Gable, 137, Iowa State, 1969.

Most Falls, Career (Championship Bracket)

13 Dan Gable, 130-137-142, Iowa State, 1968-70,

three decisions, one defeat.

11 Dan Hodge, 177, Oklahoma, 1955-57,

two decisions.

Most Consecutive Falls, Career (Championship Bracket)

10 Dan Gable, Iowa State, 1969 (5), 1970 (5).

8 Dan Hodge, Oklahoma, 1955 (1), 1956 (4), 1957 (3).

Fastest Falls, Tournament

Final: 19 seconds--Earl McCready, hwt, Oklahoma State, 1928, over Ralph Freese, Kansas (3-second count).

Touch Fall: 5.5 seconds--Harley "Doc" Strong, 145, Oklahoma State, 1936, over John Hamilton, St. Lawrence, third round.

1-Second Count: 9 seconds--Clarence Richardson, 177, LSU,

1983, over Scott Mansur, Portland State, first round.

2-Second Count: 28 seconds--Dan Hodge, 177, Oklahoma, 1957,

over Gary Haller, Kansas State, quarterfinals.

3-Second Count: 19 seconds--Earl McCready, hwt, Oklahoma

State, 1928, over Ralph Freese, Kansas, final.

Most Placings in Top Three, Tournament Career

1-1-1-1: Pat Smith, 158, Oklahoma State, 1990-92, 94. Smith was undefeated in 21 tournament matches.

1-1-2-1: Dick Hutton, hwt, Oklahoma State, 1947-50, Hutton lost

a referee's decision to Verne Gagne, Minnesota, in the 1949 final.

1-1-2-1: Ed Banach, 177-190, Iowa, 1980-83. Banach lost a 16-8

decision to Mark Schultz, Oklahoma, in the 1982 final.

1-1-2-1: Lincoln McIlravy, Iowa, 142-150, Iowa, 1993-95, 97. McIlravy lost a 13-10 decision to Steve Marianetti, Illinois,

in the 1995 final.

2-1-1-1: Lee Kemp, 150-158, Wisconsin, 1975-78. Kemp lost a

split decision to Chuck Yagla, Iowa, in the 1975 final.

3-1-1-1: Mark Churella, 150-67, Michigan, 1976-79. Churella lost a 10-3 decision to Roye Oliver, Arizona State, in the 1976 quarterfinals.

1-1-2-2: Pat Milkovich, 126-134, Michigan State, 1972, 74-76.

Milkovich lost a 5-5, 3-1 decision to John Fritz, Penn State, in the 1975 final, and lost a 7-4 decision to Mike Frick, Lehigh, in the 1976 final.

1-2-2-1: Darryl Burley, 134-142, Lehigh, 1979-81, 83. Burley lost

	an 11-3 decision to Randy Lewis, Iowa, in the 1980 final,
	and lost a 16-8 decision to Jim Gibbons, Iowa State, in the
	1981 final.

1-2-2-1: Mark Branch, 167, Oklahoma State, 1994-97. Branch

lost a 5-3 decision to Markus Mollica, Arizona State, in the

1995 final, and lost by injury defeat to Daryl Weber, Iowa,

in the 1996 final.

1-3-2-1: Joe Scarpello, 175, Iowa, 1947-50. Scarpello lost a 3-0 decision to Glen Brand of Iowa State in the second round and lost a fall to Waldemar Van Cott of Purdue in the fourth round of an international-style bracket in 1948, and lost a 3-1 decision to Jim Gregson of Oklahoma State in the 1949 final.

2-2-2-1: Duane Goldman, 177-190, Iowa, 1983-86. Goldman lost a 4-2 decision to Mark Schultz, Oklahoma, in the 1983 final, lost a 3-2 decision to Jim Scherr, Nebraska, in the 1984 final, and lost a 5-3 decision to Dan Chaid, Oklahoma, in the 1985 final.

Season, Career Records

Most Victories, Season

57 Wade Hughes, 126, George Washington, 1985, four defeats.

55 Joe Gonzales,118, Cal State Bakersfield, 1980, no defeats.

53	John Azevedo, 126, Cal State Bakersfield, 1980, no
	defeats; Booker Benford, 177, Southern Illinois-
	Edwardsville, 1985, four defeats.

52 Jim Baumgardner, 177, Oregon State, 1983, six defeats.

51	Larry Bielenberg, hwt, Oregon State, 1977, one defeat;
	Bill DePaoli, 118, California (Pennsylvania), 1979, three
	defeats; Dan Boos, 142, Luther, 1979, three defeats; Dan
	Zilverberg, 158, Minnesota, 1979, six defeats.
50	Ed Potokar, 177, Ohio State, 1983, two defeats; Joe
	Gibbons, 142, Iowa State,1985, three defeats.

Most Victories, Career

174 Wade Hughes, 126, George Washington, 1982-85.

169 Howard Harris, 190-hwt, Oregon State, 1977-80.

168 Larry Bielenberg, hwt, Oregon State, 1974-77.

164 Jack Cuvo, 118, East Stroudsburg, 1986-89.

162 Barry Davis, 118-126, Iowa, 1981-83, 1985.

160 Michael Swift, 142-150, California (Pennsylvania),

1990-93.

158 Tom Brands, 126-134, Iowa, 1989-92.

155 Jim Baumgardner, 177-190, Oregon State, 1981-84; Jim Martin, 118-126, Penn State 1986-89.

154 John Smith, 126-134, Oklahoma State, 1984-85, 87-88.

153 Wade Schalles, 150-158, Clarion, 1970-73.

151 Ed Potokar, 177, Ohio State, 1980-83.

150 Matt Demaray, 150, Wisconsin, 1989-92.

150 Kerry McCoy, 190-hwt, Penn State, 1993-95, 97.

Most Consecutive Victories, Season

55 Joe Gonzales, 118, Cal State Bakersfield, 1980.

53 John Azevedo, 126, Cal State Bakersfield, 1980.

51 Larry Bielenberg, hwt, Oregon State, 1977.

49 Mike Land, 126, Iowa State, 1978.

47	Cariton Haselrig, hwt, Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 1987; John
	Smith, 134, Oklahoma State, 1988; Kerry McCoy, hwt,
	Penn State, 1994.
45	Jack Cuvo, 118, East Stroudsburg, 1989; Tom Brands, 134,
	Iowa, 1991.
43	John Smith, 134, Oklahoma State, 1987; Terry Brands,
	126, Iowa, 1991.
42	Matt Demaray, 150, Wisconsin, 1991; Troy Steiner, 142,
	Iowa, 1992.

40 Jim Zalesky, 158, Iowa, 1982.

Most Consecutive Victories, Career

98 Dan Gable, 130-137-142, Iowa State, 1968-70.

90 John Smith, 134, Oklahoma State, 1987-88.

89 Jim Zalesky, 158, Iowa, 1982-84; Jack Cuvo, 118, East Stroudsburg, 1987-89.

88 Kerry McCoy, hwt, Penn State, 1994-95.

87 Lee Kemp, 158, Wisconsin, 1976-78.

84 E. Gray Simons, 115, Lock Haven, 1959-62; Mike Land, 126-134, Iowa State, 1977-79.

81 Randy Lewis, 134, Iowa, 1979-81.

74 Greg Strobel, 190, Oregon State, 1973-74; Mike Sheets, 167, Oklahoma State, 1983-84.

Most Victories, Season, Without Defeat or Tie

55 Joe Gonzales, 118, Cal State Bakersfield, 1980.

53 John Azevedo, 126, Cal State Bakersfield, 1980.

49 Mike Land, 126, Iowa State, 1978.

47	Carlton Haselrig, hwt, Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 1987; John
	Smith, 134, Oklahoma State,1988; Kerry McCoy, hwt, Penn
	State, 1994.
45	Jack Cuvo, 118, East Stroudsburg, 1989; Tom Brands, 134,
	Iowa, 1991.
42	Matt Demaray, 150, Wisconsin, 1991; Troy Steiner, 142,
	Iowa, 1992.

41 Kerry McCoy, hwt, Penn State, 1997.

40 Jim Zalesky, 158, Iowa, 1982.

37 Dan Gable, 137, Iowa State, 1968.

34 Alan Fried, 142-150, Oklahoma State, 1993.

Most Victories, Career, Without Defeat or Tie

58 Yojiro Uetake, 130, Oklahoma State, 1964-66.

46 Dan Hodge, 177, Oklahoma, 1955-57.

43 William H. Koll, 145-147.5, Northern Iowa, 1942, 46-48.

Most Consecutive Matches Without Defeat

122 Cariton Haselrig, hwt, Pitt-Johnstown, 1987-89, one draw. 105 Wade Schalles, 150-158, Clarion, 1971-73, one draw.

103 Lee Kemp, 158, Wisconsin, 1976-78, one draw.

98 Dan Gable, 130-137-142, Iowa State, 1968-70, no draws; Pat Smith, 158, Oklahoma State, 1991-92, 94, one draw.

91 Randy Lewis, 134, Iowa, 1979-81, one draw.

90 John Smith, 134, Oklahoma State, 1987-88, no draws.

88 Chris Taylor, hwt, Iowa State, 1972-73, one draw; Kerry McCoy, hwt, Penn State, 1993-94, no draws.

Most Falls, Season

44 Chris Taylor, hwt, Iowa State, 1973.

40 Howard Harris, hwt, Oregon State, 1980.

Most Falls, Career

110 Al Sears, hwt, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, 1982-85.

106 Wade Schalles, 150-158, Clarion, 1970-73.

95 Larry Bielenberg, hwt, Oregon State, 1974-77.

87 Howard Harris, hwt, Oregon State, 1977-80.

MOST VICTORIES
Career
264 Cory Wallman (Marion-Freeman, SD) 1990-1995
243 Matt Harrington (Troy LaSalle Institute, NY) 1998-2002
242 Joe Carr Jr. (Woodford Co., Versailles, KY) 1992-97
236 Ian Horn (Woodford Co., Versailles, KY) 1993-98
235 John Garfinkel (Palmdale Highland, CA) 1995-99
232 Adam Cunningham (Whittemore Prescott, MI) 1999-2002
232 Nate Hansen (Gregory, SD) 1998-2003*
225 Nick Oertel (Goodrich, MI) 1999-2002
221 Mac Taylor (New Castle, IN) 1992-96
221 Ken Thomas (Richmond, MI) 1999-2002)
Consecutive
219 Andy Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1999-2002
211 Nick Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1997-2001
187 Todd Beckerman (Hyattsville DeMatha, MD) 1993-96
177 Lance Ellis (Indianapolis Cathedral, IN) 1986-89
162 Andrew Storrs (Goodrich, MI) 1994-98
160 Kevin Black (River Falls, WI) 1995-98
158 Roger Kish (Lapeer West, MI) 1999-2002
146 Ryan Cunningham (Fulton-Middleton, MI) 1992-96
144 Jeremiah Tobias (Manchester, MI) 1997-2000
143 Pat Boyd (Mt. Pleasant, MI) 1982-85
143 Mark Zimmer (Columbus St. Francis DeSales, OH) 1976-79
143 Kirk Wallman (Freeman, SD) 1986-89
Season
73 Matthew Brady (Flint Kearsley, MI) 1990-91
73 Vincent Ramirez (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
73 Drew Llamas (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
72 Brandon Palmer (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
72 Abel Trujillio (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
71 John Garfinkel (Palmdale Highland, CA) 1998-99
71 Corey Winston (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
70 Marcus Boyd (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
68 Philip Ramirez (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
68 Daniel Llamas (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002

MOST TEAM POINTS (CAREER)
1,670.0 Scott Holbrook (Sterling Newman Central Catholic, IL) 1983-86
1,586.5 Nate Hansen (Gregory, SD) 1998-2003
1,386.5 Jared Opfer (Sandusky St. Mary Central, OH) 1995-99
1,340.5 Mac Taylor (New Castle, IN) 1992-96
1,328.5 Mike Ellsworth (Caro, MI) 1987-1990
1,324.0 Mike Pedro (Danvers St. John's Prep) 1998-2002
1,311.0 Duane Woloszyk (Rogers City, MI) 1995-99
1,281.5 Ken Thomas (Richmond, MI) 1999-2002
1,244.0 John Chapman (Galesburg, IL) 1983-86
1,234.0 Gary Silva (Montrose Hill-McCloy, MI) 1978-81
MOST FALLS (pins only)
Career
188 Steve Mocco (Blair Academy, Blairstown, NJ) 1997-2001
178 Nick Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1997-2001
162 Curry Pickard (Eden Morehead, NC) 1998-2001
160 Phil Millerov (Caro, MI) 1996-2000
160 Skyler Woods (Virgin Valley HS, Mesquite, NV) 1998-2001
154 Nick Atwood (Leslie, MI) 1995-99
153 Simeon Vierra (Kahuku, HI) 1988-92
153 Mike Pedro (Danvers St. John's Prep, MA) 1998-2002
151 Lance Ellis (Indianapolis Cathedral, IN) 1986-89
148 Ryan Tripp (Goodrich, MI) 1997-2001
Consecutive
67 Pat McDade (Winnemucca Lowry, NV) 1983-85
54 Nick Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1999-2000
50 Curry Pickard (Eden Morehead, NC) 2000-2001
45 Sam O'Connell (Joseph City, AZ) 1974-76
45 Randy Lewis (Rapid City Stevens, SD) 1974-76
44 Roxie Shelvin (Franklin, LA) 1997-98
42 Bryan Mueller (Hillsboro, ND) 1996-97
41 Scott Stara (David City, NE) 1991-92
41 David Miller (Kearney, NE) 1996-97
39 Matt Strickler (Montrose Hill-McCloy, MI) 1975-76
Season
57 Nick Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1999-2000
57 Nick Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1998-1999
56 Phil Millerov (Caro, MI) 1999-2000
55 Nick Simmons (Williamston, MI) 1998-1999
54 Mike Pedro (Danvers St. John's Prep) 2001-2002
53 Toby Heaton (Detroit Catholic Central, MI) 1987-88
52 Matthew Brady (Flint Kearsley, MI) 1990-91
50 Phil Millerov (Caro, MI) 1999-2000
50 Vincent Ramirez (Durham Riverside, NC) 2001-2002
50 Curry Pickard (Eden Morehead, NC) 2000-2001

FASTEST FALLS
90-95 lbs. Steve Gourgareas (91), Pleasantville (NY) HS, pinned J.F. Kennedy
opponent in :04 (1/16/93) Coach Robert Bernarducci
96-100 lbs. Kevin Dick (98), Montpelier (OH) HS, pinned Liberty Center opponent
in :05 (1970-71) Coach Daniel West
101-105 lbs. Mike Rio (103), Miami (FL) Southridge HS, pinned Miami Carol City
opponent in :04 (12/11/96) Coach Jim Husk
106-110 lbs. NO RECORD
111-115 lbs.* Landry McDubbie (112), Lumberton (NC) HS, pinned opponent in :03
(E. A Laney Invitational, 1989-90) Coaches Matthew Lynch and Tal Dickerson.
116-120 lbs. Larry Smith (119), Batavia (OH) HS, pinned Williamsburgh opponent
in :04 (2/13/87) Coach Dennis Wells
121-125 lbs. Scott Hatcher (125), Anaconda (MT) HS, pinned Livingston opponent
in :04 (2/2/90) Coach Jim Janosko
126-130 lbs. Todd Milhoan (130), Phoenix (AZ) Greenway HS, pinned Glendale
opponent in :04 (1/10/96) Coaches Mike Childress and Bill Rader
131-135 lbs. Pete Dominguez (135), Pico Rivera (CA) El Rancho HS, pinned Garey
opponent in :05 (1/18/92) Coach Nick Caputo
136-140 lbs. Joel Cottrell (140), Loveland (OH) Hurst HS, pinned Goshen opponent
in :05 (1/5/84) Coach Michael Rich
141-145 lbs. Brian Murray (145), Wilmington (MA) HS, pinned Littleton opponent
in :04 (12/30/89) Coach Michael Nee
146-150 lbs. NO RECORD
151-155 lbs. Anthony Cross (155), Ossining (NY) HS, pinned Woodlands opponent
in :04 (1985) Coach Ken Calao
156-160 lbs. Barrett Lee (160), Dallas (TX) Bishop Lynch HS, pinned Woodrow Wilson
HS opponent in :04 (1/10/96) Coach Tim Mathews
161-165 lbs. NO RECORD
166-170 lbs. Robert Scavage (167), Mt. Carmel (PA) HS, pinned Millerburg opponent
in :04 (1968-69) Coach Frank Pecaitis
171-175 lbs. Steve Barr (171), Yale (MI) HS, pinned Dryden opponent in :03 (2/10/96)
Coach Jim Peltier
176-180 lbs. Joe Amaral (180), San Diego (CA) University HS, pinned Claremont
opponent in :03 (1968-69)
181-185 lbs. Bill Knighton (185), Lancaster (OH) Fairfield Union HS, pinned Bloom
Carroll opponent in :05 (1/16/79) Coach Frank Poling
186-190 lbs. Rodney Wallace (189), Ganado (AZ) HS, pinned Many Farms opponent
in :04 (1/11/91) Coaches Earl Crisp and Merlin Yazie
191-200 lbs. Roger Erickson (198), Troy (MI) Athens HS, pinned Flat Rock opponent
in :05 (12/5/81) Coach William Wilde
201-220 lbs. Jason Reedy (215), Chilhowie (VA) HS, pinned Damascus Holston HS
opponent in :04 (1/20/99) Coach Bill Clear
221-275 lbs. Andy Cross (275), Morgantown (WV) HS, pinned opponent in :04 (2/21/72)
Coach Robert DeAntonis