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Barber Promoted to Head Coach at University of the Ozarks

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After four years as an assistant at University of the Ozarks, Vinny Barber has been promoted to Head Men’s Wrestling Coach. LeRoy Gardner will remain as Head Women’s Wrestling Coach and Assistant Athletic Director. Barber joined the Eagles for the 2018-2019 season and has helped coach a pair of NCAA qualifiers.

Vinny Barber Promoted To Head Men’s Wrestling Coach

Clarksville, Ark.-Vinny Barber has been promoted to head men’s wrestling coach, it was announced by athletic director Jimmy Clark Tuesday (August 16).

Barber, who just finished his fourth season as the assistant coach, will take over the program for LeRoy Garner. Gardner will turn his focus to the women’s program and remain as the head women’s coach and assistant athletic director.

“Vinny is the right guy to lead this program,” said Clark. “I want to thank LeRoy for the way he built the program and for his tireless effort to serve our student-athletes. Under his leadership, this is a strong program that has seen significant success on the mat and in the classroom. Vinny has played an integral role with all of the achievement and success. He will continue our outstanding tradition. Vinny combines great recruiting skills and coaching knowledge. He loves the university and will give every ounce of effort to continue the success of our program.”

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Delaware Valley Part Time Assistant

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Assistant Coach of Men’s Wrestling ← Click to apply

Delaware Valley University seeks applications for the position of Part-Time Assistant Wrestling Coach. It reports to the Head Wrestling Coach. The position involves working weekends, evenings and some holidays. Responsibilities include assisting the head coach in all facets of a competitive NCAA athletic program including but not limited to: Compliance with all NCAA regulations. The recruitment and evaluation of qualified student-athletes. Game-day preparation and scouting of opponents. Practice planning and skill development. Continuing to grow and develop the Delaware Valley University Wrestling social media presence. General support for the Head Wrestling Coach and the entire program, including community service and fundraising efforts.

Additional responsibilities include:

  • Demonstrating leadership, sportsmanship and conduct becoming of the coaching profession
  • Reviewing any rule changes relative to Wrestling; always adhering to all rules, regulations and policies of the NCAA and MAC
  • Assisting the head coach with annual recruiting goals and attempting to enroll a diverse group of qualified student athletes capable of participation at Division III varsity level
  • Assisting in organizing and conducting an appropriate number of practice sessions and directing all activities during contests
  • Preparing a schedule of team activities in conjunction with the head coach that complies with departmental policies, goals and objectives
  • Assisting the head coach with coordination of team travel, housing meals and funds
  • Communicating and cooperating with the training staff regarding athletic medical clearances, injury prevention, rehabilitation and status of injured athletes
  • Other duties and responsibilities as assigned

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

  • Working knowledge of NCAA rules and regulations
  • Strong managerial, administrating, organizational and interpersonal skills
  • Computer proficiency
  • CPR/First Aid certification is preferred
  • Ability to work some evenings, weekends and occasional overnights.
  • Clean driving record

Required Education and Experience:

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Prior playing or coaching at the college level is preferred

UW-La Crosse Full Time Assistant

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Assistant Wrestling Coach/Lecturer

Proposed Salary to be Offered$21,000 Asst Coach / $22,500 Asst Teaching Prof
Appointment Percentage (Budget)50% Asst Coach / 50% Asst Teaching Prof
Position SummaryThe position of Assistant Wrestling Coach/Associate Lecturer will hold a 100% appointment at the University of Wisconsin – La Crosse. This is a split position with 50% of the appointment in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, reporting directly to UWL’s Head Wrestling Coach, and the other 50% appointment in the Department of Exercise and Sport Science, reporting to the department chairperson.

The Assistant Coach will assist in the management of daily operations of Division III intercollegiate wrestling program competing in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, with responsibilities including, but not limited to, assisting in the planning, recruiting, coaching, developing, implementing, and administering of the wrestling program to meet University and Department objectives. They will also be responsible for various administrative tasks associated with running an intercollegiate wrestling program, potentially including, but not limited to, theplanning of team travel; managing equipment and/or video and technology needs; and coordinating camps. The Assistant Coach must conduct themselves in such a way as to enhance respect for the university, the Department, UWL wrestling program and UWL student-athletes.

The Lecturer, under the general supervision of the department chair for Exercise & Sport Sciences, is responsible for teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses. In addition to preparing for and holding classes [face-to-face, hybrid, and/or online], teaching involves maintaining currency in the content area related to the teaching assignment, evaluating students’ work, assessing student outcomes, maintaining appropriate records, and holding office hours. In addition, workload may involve advising students and/or providing other service to the department. Other duties may be assigned by the chair or dean.
Position TypeStaff/Administrative
Required QualificationsMaster Degree in Exercise and Sport Science, Sport Management, Physical Education or closely related field.
Master’s Degree by start of date of position.
Wrestling coaching or playing experience at high school, club, or collegiate level.
Possess a valid driver’s license.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.Ability to foster a cooperative work environment.
Preferred QualificationsKnowledge of NCAA Division III and WIAC rules.
Experience working with diverse populations.
Collegiate coaching or playing experience.
Collegiate recruiting experience.
Previous teaching experience at university and collegiate level in exercise and sport science, sport management, or physical education

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Brockport selects Caleb Garvey

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Former Thiel assistant Caleb Garvey has been selected as the next head coach at SUNY-Brockport. Garvey spent the past three seasons at Thiel where he also was a three-year starter for the Tomcats. He takes over the Brockport program from interim coach Bill Jacoutot. Prior to 2021-22, Don Murray had coached the Eagles for 51 seasons.

Garvey Named Brockport Head Wrestling Coach

BROCKPORT, NY — SUNY Brockport Athletic Director Erick Hart announced the hiring of Caleb Garvey as the new head wrestling coach on Thursday. Garvey will be responsible for all aspects of Brockport’s nationally recognized wrestling program.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Caleb to the Brockport family. We’re excited to have a young man with his kind of experience in both wrestling and in the military,” said Hart. “He stood out as the perfect fit for our program throughout the hiring process and we fully expect him to hit the ground running and help continue to improve upon the past success of our nationally recognized wrestling program.”

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UW-Oshkosh Head Coach Position

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Head Wrestling Coach

Work type: Full-time
Location: Oshkosh Campus
Categories: Non-Instructional Academic Staff

Position Summary:
Develop and maintain an effective and competitive intercollegiate Wrestling program through the
recruitment of quality student athletes and successful coaching of those individuals. In the recruitment
effort, incumbent will be a representative of the total institution, with all of the factual knowledge and
sensitives required by that representative.

Qualifications
Required:

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Demonstrated knowledge of collegiate wrestling coaching
  • Demonstrate the understanding of the NCAA Division III philosophy
  • Demonstrated knowledge of NCAA Division III rules and regulations
  • Valid driver’s license or the ability to obtain one
  • Effective interpersonal and communication skills
  • Be a person of high moral character
  • Demonstrate a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion and be able to work with diverse populations, including but not limited to people of all ages with various ethnicities, sexual orientations, and socioeconomic backgrounds

Preferred:

  • Master’s degree
  • Five plus years of collegiate coaching experience
  • Demonstrated experience in managing a budget
  • Demonstrate a familiarity with national trends and best practices, undergraduate retention programs and practices, academic support services and campus climate

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Mike DeRoehn returns to Lakeland

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After a year off from college coaching, Mike DeRoehn has returned as head coach at Lakeland College. DeRoehn previously coached the Muskies from 2010-2014 and spend 2014-2021 as head coach at UW-Platteville. Prior to his first stint at Lakeland DeRoehn was the head coach at UW-Oshkosh from 2005-2010.

Welcome back: DeRoehn returns to Lakeland to take over men’s wrestling program

Lakeland University has landed a big fish to lead the Muskies men’s wrestling program.

Veteran wrestling coach Mike DeRoehn, a familiar face on the NCAA Division III wrestling scene, is returning to Lakeland as head men’s wrestling coach and director of strength and conditioning for LU athletics.

DeRoehn brings a wealth of experience, highlighted by successful head coach roles at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville and UW-Oshkosh in addition to Lakeland.

He also has a passion for helping people, especially student-athletes, maximize their physical fitness. He returns to LU after serving as health & fitness coordinator this past school year for the Two Rivers School District, where his wife, Nicole, is a special education teacher.

“That year off from college coaching provided me a good chance to evaluate some things in my life and just how much I love coaching,” said DeRoehn, who lives with his wife, a 2012 Lakeland graduate, and daughters Madalynn and Audrey in Nicole’s hometown of Two Rivers. “And now to have the opportunity to come full circle with Lakeland and do so with our family living right where we want to be is a special opportunity.

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Western New England Women’s Coach

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Head Coach Women’s Wrestling

Manage all aspects of NCAA DIII competitive intercollegiate athletic Women’s Wrestling program. This is a part-time 9 month, academic year position.

Strong organization skills with attention to detail and the ability to work in a fast-paced and ever-changing environment. Willingness to work a flexible schedule. Access to confidential student records and confidential donor and budget information. Ability to demonstrate professional coaching competency and knowledge of DIII intercollegiate athletics. Ability to work with college administration, faculty, staff, students, alumni, media, and various external stakeholders in a professional, courteous, and, confidential manner.

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Fontbonne GA Position

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Fontbonne University is seeking two Graduate Assistant Wrestling Coaches for the upcoming season. See all application info below.

Graduate Assistant
Men’s & Women’s Wrestling Program

Fontbonne University’s Wrestling program is seeking TWO (2) Graduate Assistants to assist in all aspects of the wrestling program including but not limited to:
practice planning
recruiting
fundraising
administrative duties and/or other duties as assigned

Requirements
Bachelors Degree
Admittance into Graduate program (Apply to Fontbonne University Graduate School at: http://www.fontbonne.edu/admissions/graduate/)

How to Apply

Interested Applicants can submit a Cover Letter, Résumé and Contact information for three references directly to Head Coach Chad Cook at CCook@fontbonne.edu.

Chad Cook, Head Wrestling Coach
Fontbonne University Athletics
6800 Wydown Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63105

Loras Full-Time Assistant

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Loras College seeks a full-time assistant wrestling coach. Click the link below for the full description and to apply.

Assistant Wrestling Coach

Loras College is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an educational and work environment that is inclusive, rich in diversity, and supportive of all students, faculty and staff. Individuals from diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds, women, veterans, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply.

POSITION SUMMARY

Performs wrestling coaching duties and management activities, including recruitment of student-athletes in a National Collegiate Athletic Association–Division III intercollegiate wrestling program.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTION

  • Helps develop and implement a sound and effective wrestling philosophy.
  • Participates in the identification, evaluation and recruitment of potential wrestling student-athletes. Prepares scouting reports and game plans.
  • Analyzes opponents and Loras personnel on film.
  • Directs and coordinates practice schedules and meetings.
  • Monitors student-athletes in classroom and on the field.
  • Monitors the academic progress of assigned wrestling student-athletes in the program.
  • Coordinates the physical development of each student-athlete through appropriate condition, strength and practice sessions.
  • Assists in the recruitment, employment and evaluation of assistant wrestling coaches.
  • Remains accessible to the media, alumni, boosters and general public to publicize and promote the wrestling program.
  • Advises and counsels student-athletes academically, athletically and socially.
  • Responsible for assigned areas of the wrestling budget.
  • May recommend the purchase of new wrestling equipment, supplies and uniforms.
  • May represent the College at Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meetings.
  • Assists in the coordination of travel arrangements for road trips.
  • Supports the mission and vision of the College and respects the College’s Catholic tradition.
  • Performs related duties as assigned.

Cortland Head Coach Position

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SUNY Cortland is seeking a head wrestling coach to take over for Brad Bruhn who resigned this spring after 20 seasons leading the Red Dragons. Click the link below for the full description and to apply.

Head Wrestling Coach

The head coach is responsible for all aspects of the Men’s Wrestling program, including, but not limited to: practice preparation, skill instruction, on-court coaching, player development, recruiting, budget management, team travel, scheduling, academic success and student-athlete welfare.
This is a full-time position with a 9.5-month (8/15-5/31) obligation.

Responsible for all matters pertaining to the total operation of the Men’s Wrestling program at SUNY Cortland.

  • Maintain and/or build the sport program that is competitive at the conference level.
  • Recruitment of student athletes: recruit student athletes in accordance with all applicable rules and regulations; recruit an adequate number of student athletes; and recruit student athletes of sufficient skill to maintain quality of the program.
  • Retention of student athletes: assess academic performance of student athletes at least once each semester; ensure academic retention of student athletes minimally mirrors retention rate of the college.
  • Demonstrate effective coaching through content knowledge, practice construction and execution, and the affective dimension (e.g., interpersonal interactions, enthusiasm, respect and rapport). Plan and coordinate effective team practices in preparation for competition; serve as game coach for each contest; instruct student athletes in physical health (strength, conditioning & skill training); instruct individual/team concepts, and safety.
  • Administer the individual sport team budget throughout the academic year.
  • Ensure that monies are appropriately spent and documented.
  • Ensure all sport specific equipment and uniforms are: issued at beginning of each season, maintained throughout the season, collected and returned immediately at the end of the season, and inventoried on an annual basis.
  • Ensure all documentation and paperwork is completed in a timely fashion.
  • Ensure compliance with NCAA and SUNY Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) regulations and adhere to Department of Athletics Policies and Procedures.
  • Represent the University in a professional and ethical manner consistent with SUNY Cortland mission, vision, values and campus priorities.
  • Demonstrate continued growth and development in sport as demonstrated by continuing education, participation in professional organizations, enrollment in training programs, and research.
  • Leadership development of staff and student athletes in the sport team.
  • Effective management of coaching and support staff.
  • Supervision of Facilities.
  • Coordinate fundraising activities to support the program financially.

Basford comes north to Wilmington

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Limestone assistant/interim head coach Chris Basford has been named head wrestling coach at Wilmington College. Basford also has assistant coaching stints at Nebraska-Omaha and Marysville. He replaces Justin Kihn who had coached the Quakers since the team was reinstated in 2018.

Chris Basford Named Wilmington Wrestling Coach

Chris Basford has been named the next head wrestling coach at Wilmington College. 

“Chris has been a quality assistant wrestling coach in a number of very successful programs,” said Senior Director of Athletics Bill Wilson. “We are certain that his experiences and leadership will grow our wrestling program and move us to a place of consistent success. We look forward to Chris joining the Wilmington family.”

Basford comes to Wilmington from Limestone University, an NCAA Division II school in South Carolina, where he served as an assistant wrestling coach for a season before being elevated to Interim Head Coach for the recently concluded 2021-22 academic year. Basford led the Saints to a 10-4 dual record leading the program. Additionally, he guided Majid Corbett and JaQuez Bostic to first-place finishes at the NCAA Division II Super Regional in the 133-pound and 184-pound weight classes as well as Juan Edmonds-Holmes to a runner-up finish and Kevin Radcliff to a third in the 285 and 125-pound weight classes respectively. The Saints finished fifth at the Super Regional and 17th at the NCAA Division II National Tournament. Kevin Radcliff became the first ever 125-pound All American in Limestone history, and Majid Corbett finished sixth after retiring in his semifinals match due to injury.

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2022 CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Named

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Seven wrestlers were named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America® Division III At-Large teams today. Each of the seven were among the 12 wrestlers who had previously been named to the All-District team, making them eligible for selection as Academic All-Americans.

Leading the group are a pair of first team honorees. Jack Heldt of Wabash and Brett Kaliner of Stevens were named first team Academic All-Americans. Heldt was a national runner-up at 197 for Wabash and was the Elite 90 award winner for Division III wrestling. Kaliner was the 149 lbs. NCAA Champion and was a second team honoree in 2021.

Bradan Birt (NCAA Champion, Millikin), Ben Sarasin (NCAA Qualifier, Chicago), and Tyler Shilson (NCAA 3rd, Augsburg) were named to the second team. Birt was also a second team member in 2021, while Sarasin and Shilson received their first honors this year.

Third team honorees include Loras teammates Shane Liegel (NCAA 4th) and Zeke Smith (NCAA Qualifier). Each had previously been honored, as Smith made the first team in 2021 and Liegel was on the second team last season.

Full Release – CoSIDA Academic All-America® Division III At-Large Teams

Penn College hires Chander

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Penn College announced Pankil Chander as the Williamsport, Pennsylvania, school’s next head coach. He takes over for Jamie Miller who had the position since the 2017-2018 season. Chander comes to Penn College after two seasons as an assistant at Springfield, and he also had previously coached at Gettysburg and Bloomsburg. Chander wrestled for Wilkes University, graduating in 2017.

Chander Named Head Wrestling Coach

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Penn College has named Pankil Chander its head wrestling coach, it was announced Friday.

Chander comes to Williamsport after spending the previous two seasons as the assistant coach at Springfield College and had stints as an assistant coach at Bloomsburg University and Gettysburg College.

“Pankil is the perfect blend of a wrestling technician with a forward-thinking holistic mindset, which will help maximize our student-athlete’s experience, both in and out competition,” Penn College Interim Director of Athletics Matt Blymier said. “His passion and energy will serve our campus and our community well as we begin the next chapter of Penn College wrestling.”

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Swinson takes over Defiance

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After a season as the interim head coach at Manchester, Steve Swinson has been named head coach at Defiance College, the Ohio school announced today. Swinson takes over for Chandler Minnard who was the head coach during the 2021-2022 season. Swinson will be the third head coach since the rebirth of the program in 2018. He has extensive high school coaching experience in Indiana to go along with his season at the helm of Manchester.

Swinson named Wrestling Head Coach

he Defiance Athletic Department has named Steve Swinson as the next head coach for the Defiance Wrestling program.

Swinson arrives at Defiance after serving as the interim wrestling head coach at Manchester University in 2021.

“Coach Swinson has great experience and we feel like he can bring some stability to our wrestling program.” said Defiance Athletic Director Derek Woodley. “He has also proven he can develop student-athletes on and off the mat.”

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NWCA Announces 2022 DIII Hall of Fame Class

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Six nominees have been named to the 2022 NWCA Division III Hall of Fame Class. Four wrestlers, one coach, and one contributor will be inducted at the NWCA Convention in July. Click the link below for the full release and inductee bios.

NWCA Announces Division III Hall of Fame Class of 2022

Wrestlers
Josh Chelf, UW-La Crosse – 4x All-American, 2x NCAA Champion
Florian Ghinea, Montclair State – 3x All-American, 2x NCAA Champion
Marcus LeVesseur, Augsburg – 4x NCAA Champion
Nik Lewandowski, Augsburg – 4x All-American, NCAA Champion

Coach
Dwayne Dawson, Western New England – 32 years as assistant coach (still active)

Contributor
John Barrick

DIII at U20 & U23 Trials

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The U20 and U23 World Team Trials took place this past weekend at Spire Institute in Geneva, Ohio. The U20 Trials required qualification to enter, while the U23 tournament was open. In the U20 Freestyle tournament Ben Kawczynski finished in 4th place at 125kg in the challenge tournament. In Greco-Roman, Tyler Hannah won a 4 man round robin at 87kg to earn a spot in the finals where he fell in two matches to Oregon State’s Kodiak Stephens. Fellow WIAC wrestler Jared Stricker had a similar result, dropping a pair of finals matches to finish second. Gary Powell won the challenge tournament at 130kg but also dropped both finals matches.

In the U23 age group in Greco-Roman, Powell again finished in 2nd place at heavyweight, while Sam Braswell finished in 2nd place at 55kg. Other DIII placewinners are listed below, including 2022 NCAA champion Cornell Beachem who placed 4th at 87kg.

There were 770 entries in U23 Freestyle, compared to just 158 in U23 Greco-Roman, and the competition was significantly stiffer. No DIII wrestlers placed in the top eight in freestyle (Unless I missed someone. Leave a comment).

U20 Freestyle
125kg – Ben Kawczynski, UW-La Crosse, 4th place

U20 Greco-Roman
77kg – Jared Stricker, UW-Eau Clare, 2nd
87kg – Tyler Hannah, UW-Platteville, 2nd
130kg – Gary Powell, Mount St. Joseph, 2nd

U23 Greco-Roman
55kg – Samuel Braswell, Averett, 2nd
55kg – Alexander Logsdon, Averett, 4th
55kg – Austin Long, Averett, 5th
55kg – Daniel Parkulo, Averett, 7th
60kg – Mason Barrett, Averett, 8th
77kg – Luke Silva, Aurora, 8th
82kg – Khalil Mitchell, Averett, 6th
87kg – Cornell Beachem, Mount St. Joseph, 4th
97kg – Jasiri Dingle, Averett, 6th
130kg – Gary Powell, Mount St. Joseph, 2nd

Heidelberg Graduate Assistant

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Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio, seeks a graduate assistant for the upcoming season.

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Heidelberg University, located in Tiffin, Ohio, is seeking Graduate Assistants. Reporting to the respective Head Coach, the Graduate Assistant is a ten-month position starting August 1, 2022 and is renewable for two consecutive years (two years total). The 2nd year appointment is contingent upon successful completion of GA duties and responsibilities. All GA’s must adhere to their graduate program requirements and must be enrolled in graduate coursework in each semester of the appointment.

Compensation package is as follows:
– Full graduate tuition waiver
– $5000 yearly stipend
– Full housing and meal plan wavier

Bostwick named Elmira head coach

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CJ Bostwick has been named head men’s wrestling coach at Elmira College. He takes over for Cody Griswold who coached the men and women at Elmira this past season and will stay on as the women’s head coach. Bostwick wrestled at Heidelberg and coached at the University of Mary prior to arriving at Elmira. Most recently, he was an assistant coach at St. Francis de Sales School in Toledo, Ohio.

CJ Bostwick Hired to Lead Men’s Wrestling Program

ELMIRA, N.Y. – Charles “CJ” Bostwick III has been chosen from a pool of candidates to lead the Men’s Wrestling program at Elmira, Director of Athletics Rhonda Faunce announced last week. Bostwick takes over for Cody Griswold, who will continue to serve as the head coach of the women’s program at Elmira.

Bostwick comes to Elmira after spending the past 10 months at St. Francis de Sales School in Toledo, Ohio where he served as an educator in computer literacy and applications, along with his duties as the head assistant wrestling coach at the all-boys college preparatory institution. Along with his educational duties, Bostwick mentored a handful of athletes while working with the wrestling staff to assist in roster-building strategies, facilitating individual workouts, along with demonstrating techniques. During his short time at St. Francis de Sales, he successfully mentored one NHSCA All-American. Additionally, the coaching staff produced a Second Team All-Three Rivers Athletic Conference wrestler, one district qualifier, and one district alternate as well. Five wrestlers earned All-Academic Three Rivers Athletic Conference recognition. 

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North Central Full-Time Assistant

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North Central College has an opening for a full-time men’s and women’s assistant coach. Click below for the full job posting and to apply.

Assistant Men’s and Women’s Wrestling Coach

DIII World Team Trials Results

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Two DIII wrestlers placed in the top four at the World Team Trials challenge tournament this past weekend. Former Augsburg wrestler Ryan Epps was the only DIII wrestler to win more than once, and he finished in 4th place at 82kg in Greco-Roman. Current UW-Platteville wrestler Tyler Hannah also finished 4th in a six man bracket at 87kg in Greco-Roman. Mike Tortorice, Duncan Lee, and Tom Foote all each won once on the weekend. Lee’s win came against fellow DIII athlete Jason Carter.

Full Brackets and Video

Freestyle
57kg – Mike Tortorice, Wisconsin-Whitewater
Greg Diakomihalis defeats Mike Tortorice 12-8
Mike Tortorice defeats Aden Reeves 19-8
Anthony Molton defeats Mike Tortorice 10-0

97kg – Duncan Lee, Central – Lee
Timothy Dudley defeats Duncan Lee 10-0
Duncan Lee defeats Jason Carter 12-0
Ethan Laird defeats Duncan Lee 11-0

97kg – Jason Carter, Ursinus
Kollin Moore defeats Jason Carter 10-0
Duncan Lee defeats Jason Carter 12-0

Greco-Roman
72kg – Eddie Smith, Loras
Michael Hooker defeats Eddie Smith 6-1
Ryan Wheeler pins Eddie Smith 1:12

82kg – Ryan Epps, Augsburg – 4th place
Ryan Epps defeats Tommy Bracket 5-1
Ben Provisor defeats Ryan Epps 3-1
Ryan Epps defeats Ben Lee 7-0
Tommy Brackett defeats Ryan Epps 2-1

87kg – Tyler Hannah, Wisconsin-Platteville – 4th place
Christian Dulaney defeats Tyler Hannah 3-1
Tyler Hannah pins George Sikes 1:23
Christian Dulaney defeats Tyler Hannah 12-8

97kg – Guy Patron, Loras
Haydn Maley pins Guy Patron 1:36
Timothy Eubanks pins Guy Patron 1:07

97kg – Brady Vogel, Loras
Lucas Sheridan pins Brady Vogel 1:28
Chad Porter defeats Brady Vogel 7-0

130kg – Tom Foote, Williams
Tanner Farmer pins Tom Foote 2:01
Tom Foote defeats Ronald Dombkowski 10-0
Tate Orndorff defeats Tom Foote 12-2

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