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Records

NJCAA Leaderboards

Stat	Record Holder	Scope
Most Team Titles	—	Career
Most Individual Titles	Muzaffar Abdurakhmanov — 2 Jason Alfau — 2 Les Armes — 2 Otgonbayar Batsuuri — 2 George Beene — 2 Tony Bellai — 2 Leon Bullerman — 2 Greg Byrne — 2 Bogdan Ciufulescu — 2 Daniel Cormier — 2 Isaiah Crosby — 2 Tony Davis — 2 Victor DeJesus — 2 Jeff Dillman — 2 Mark Echeverria — 2 Tom Erikson — 2 Aziz Fayzullaev — 2 Tyrell Fortune — 2 Sammy Francis — 2 Willie Gadson — 2 Everette Harris — 2 Leon 'Joe' Hatchett — 2 Darold Henry — 2 Jerry Hines — 2 Tyler Hoffman — 2 Gary Hoffman — 2 Dana Holland — 2 James Huml — 2 Ron Jacobsen — 2 Mark Janke — 2 Johnnie Jones — 2 Earl Jones — 2 Jamelle Jones — 2 Bill Karpowicz — 2 Glen Karsten — 2 Jerry Lattimore — 2 John Lightner — 2 Eric Luedke — 2 Karl Lynes — 2 Vladimir Matyushenko — 2 Yoanse Mejias — 2 Christian Minto — 2 Jason Moaney — 2 Gregg Moore — 2 Don Mullenbach — 2 Dan Niebuhr — 2 Sam Parker Jr. — 2 Nosomy Pozo — 2 Ron Ray — 2 Tyler Rhodes — 2 Jason Roach — 2 Freddie Rodriguez — 2 Kenny Rucker — 2 Mike Ryba — 2 Matt Sarbo — 2 Gaylen Schauer — 2 Todd Small — 2 Keith Smith — 2 Jacobe Smith — 2 Michael Spangler — 2 Frank Velazquez — 2 Anecito "Ane'e" Vigil — 2 Joe Watson — 2 Eddie Wells — 2 Pat Whitcomb — 2 Gavyn Whitehead — 2 Joey Wildasin — 2 Tim Williams — 2 Steve Williams — 2 Reggie Wilson — 2 Deron Winn — 2 John Zele — 2	Career
Most Individual Titles — Team	Iowa Central — 60	Career
Most Individual Titles — Team	Lamar (CO) — 7 (1961)	Single Tournament
Most Individual Finals — Team	North Idaho — 102	Career
Most Individual Finals — Team	Lamar (CO) — 9 (1961)	Single Tournament
Most Individual All-Americans — Team	North Idaho — 242	Career
Most Individual All-Americans — Team	Lamar (CO) — 10 (1960) Lamar (CO) — 10 (1961) Northeastern (CO) — 10 (1966)	Single Tournament
Highest Team Score	—	Single Tournament
Most Individual Team Points	Austin Richens — 31.0 pts (2026)	Single Tournament

Full Individual Leaderboards → Full Team Leaderboards → Miscellaneous Leaderboards →

History

NJCAA Timeline

1938

Established
NJCAA organized in Fresno, CA.

1960

First Tournament
Lamar (CO) wins the first NJCAA national title.

1960 & 1961

All 10
In back-to-back years, all 10 Lamar (CO) wrestlers earn AA honors.

1961

7
70% of individual champs are won by Lamar (CO).

1963

Early Dominance
With 4-in-a-row Lamar (CO) dominates the first few years.

1984

Ernest Gould OW
Reggie Wilson wins 2 straight OW awards for Triton (IL).

1994

Non-Scholarship
NJCAA starts awarding the non-scholarship division title with Harper (IL) winning.

2018

Top Coaches
Paul Schmidt and Joe Renfro win their 8th and 7th Coach of the Year awards.

2022

3x Finalist
Christian Minto of North Iowa Area and Jake Beeson of Pratt (KS) both wrestled in their 3rd National Final.

2022

Transfer
Deville Dentis earns his 3rd AA honor at 3rd school (Iowa Lakes, Clackamas (OR), North Iowa Area).

2024

D-II
Non-scholarship division changed to DII.