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Cuyahoga-Western (OH)

LocationParma, OH
Division—
Conference—
ProgramMen's


Program Timeline
1970
  • First Year
  • New single-tournament AA record: 1 All-Americans
  • First AA at 134 lbs: Bob Young
1971
  • First AA at 118 lbs: John Calarco
1972
  • New single-tournament AA record: 3 All-Americans
  • First Individual National Champion: Gary Hosta (158)
  • First AA at 158 lbs: Gary Hosta
  • First AA at 150 lbs: Donny Lease
  • First AA at 177 lbs: Bruce Bara
1976
  • New single-tournament AA record: 4 All-Americans
  • First AA at 167 lbs: Ray Barrett
  • First AA at 126 lbs: Mike Walsh
  • Ernest B. Gould: Bill Karpowicz
  • NJCAA Coach of the Year (Men): John Borszcz
1977
  • First AA at 190 lbs: Russell Koz
1979
  • First AA at 142 lbs: Brian Palcko
1981
  • New single-tournament AA record: 6 All-Americans
  • New record: 2 Individual National Champions in one tournament
  • First AA at 450 lbs: Greg Dabrowski
1982
  • Joseph Rockenbach: Mike Ryba
1990
  • First AA at 275 lbs: Dan Bobish
1995
  • Bruce Traphagen: Kevin Campbell
2001
  • First AA at 184 lbs: Ricky Walters
2002
  • Longest streak: 29 consecutive years at nationals (1970–2002)
  • Longest AA streak: 29 consecutive years with an All-American (1970–2002)

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No Team Tournament Data
 
10
Individual National Champions
by 8 wrestlers
22nd All-Time
81
All-Americans
by 69 wrestlers
21st All-Time

Roster
WrestlerRec. ClassGradeAge WLTWin %PinsTFMD
Hank Jontony — — — 0 0 0 — 0 0 0

Coaches

Coaching data coming soon.


Schedule

No schedule data found for 2002.


Postseason History

No team tournament data found.

SeasonTournamentWrestler WtSeedPlaceWLPts
2002 National Championship Hank Jontony 184 — 6th 0 3 —
2001 National Championship Ricky Walters 184 — 8th 0 3 —
1998 National Championship Marc Bullard 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1997 National Championship Brandon Perrin 190 — 7th 0 2 —
1996 National Championship Mike Kotlyn 150 — 2nd 0 1 —
1996 National Championship Willie Ennels 167 — 5th 0 2 —
1996 National Championship Kevin Campbell 190 — 4th 0 2 —
1995 National Championship Raheem Whitaker 142 — 2nd 0 1 —
1995 National Championship Mike Kotlyn 150 — 7th 0 2 —
1995 National Championship Kevin Campbell 190 — 2nd 0 1 —
1994 National Championship LeConte Merrell 118 — 3rd 0 1 —
1994 National Championship Steve Kosarko 150 — 2nd 0 1 —
1994 National Championship Kary McWodoson 158 — 3rd 0 1 —
1993 National Championship John Noble 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1993 National Championship Raheem Whitaker 134 — 6th 0 3 —
1993 National Championship Jerry Grammes 142 — 5th 0 2 —
1993 National Championship Willie Ennels 158 — 2nd 0 1 —
1993 National Championship Bill Beason 167 — 6th 0 3 —
1992 National Championship Scott Zapadka 118 — 6th 0 3 —
1992 National Championship Chris Renallo 134 — 6th 0 3 —
1992 National Championship Kelly Bitsko 142 — 5th 0 2 —
1992 National Championship Richard Foston 150 — 7th 0 2 —
1992 National Championship Kevin Uphouse 177 — 6th 0 3 —
1992 National Championship Brian Keck 275 — 1st 0 0 —
1991 National Championship Matt Yinger 118 — 2nd 0 1 —
1991 National Championship Jason Kaminski 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1991 National Championship Kelly Bitsko 142 — 8th 0 3 —
1991 National Championship DeAndre McKnight 158 — 4th 0 2 —
1991 National Championship Chris Mohrman 190 — 6th 0 3 —
1991 National Championship Brian Keck 275 — 5th 0 2 —
1990 National Championship Brad King 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1990 National Championship Shawn Kaminski 167 — 4th 0 2 —
1990 National Championship Dan Bobish 275 — 6th 0 3 —
1989 National Championship Brian Carter 126 — 4th 0 2 —
1989 National Championship Ron Hodous 158 — 5th 0 2 —
1988 National Championship Chris Caskey 118 — 5th 0 2 —
1988 National Championship Brian Carter 126 — 7th 0 2 —
1988 National Championship Brian Pearl 134 — 8th 0 3 —
1988 National Championship Dennis Marconi 177 — 3rd 0 1 —
1987 National Championship Anthony Washington 118 — 1st 0 0 —
1987 National Championship Benny Bright 134 — 3rd 0 1 —
1987 National Championship Norris Richardson 190 — 3rd 0 1 —
1986 National Championship Terry Gibbons 190 — 7th 0 2 —
1986 National Championship Jim Baker 450 — 5th 0 2 —
1985 National Championship Braden Atkinson 167 — 4th 0 2 —
1984 National Championship Dan Matos 118 — 7th 0 2 —
1984 National Championship Joe Vadini 167 — 5th 0 2 —
1982 National Championship Mike Ryba 118 — 1st 0 0 —
1982 National Championship John Scholtz 126 — 1st 0 0 —
1982 National Championship Dave Savron 134 — 5th 0 2 —
1982 National Championship Dave Mason 158 — 8th 0 3 —
1982 National Championship Greg Dabrowski 450 — 2nd 0 1 —
1981 National Championship Mike Ryba 118 — 1st 0 0 —
1981 National Championship John Scholtz 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1981 National Championship Rick Horton 150 — 1st 0 0 —
1981 National Championship Dave Mason 158 — 7th 0 2 —
1981 National Championship John Whitehead 190 — 3rd 0 1 —
1981 National Championship Greg Dabrowski 450 — 7th 0 2 —
1980 National Championship Dave Fisher 118 — 6th 0 3 —
1980 National Championship Tony Bass 126 — 1st 0 0 —
1979 National Championship Kerry Welling 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1979 National Championship John McNulty 134 — 5th 0 2 —
1979 National Championship Brian Palcko 142 — 2nd 0 1 —
1979 National Championship Ron Mascia 150 — 2nd 0 1 —
1978 National Championship Stan Garey 158 — 3rd 0 1 —
1978 National Championship Charles Hageman 190 — 2nd 0 1 —
1977 National Championship Charlie Koz 167 — 3rd 0 1 —
1977 National Championship Jamie Kurtz 177 — 4th 0 2 —
1977 National Championship Russell Koz 190 — 4th 0 2 —
1976 National Championship Mike Walsh 126 — 3rd 0 1 —
1976 National Championship Bill Karpowicz 134 — 1st 0 0 —
1976 National Championship Ray Barrett 167 — 6th 0 3 —
1976 National Championship Ron Varga 177 — 2nd 0 1 —
1975 National Championship John Beaune 118 — 3rd 0 1 —
1975 National Championship Bill Karpowicz 134 — 1st 0 0 —
1974 National Championship Marc Buchanen 158 — 2nd 0 1 —
1972 National Championship Donny Lease 150 — 4th 0 2 —
1972 National Championship Gary Hosta 158 — 1st 0 0 —
1972 National Championship Bruce Bara 177 — 4th 0 2 —
1971 National Championship John Calarco 118 — 4th 0 2 —
1970 National Championship Bob Young 134 — 2nd 0 1 —

Conference tournament data coming soon.


Awards
YearAwardWrestlerTournamentNotes
1995 Bruce Traphagen Kevin Campbell NJCAA National Championship —
1982 Joseph Rockenbach Mike Ryba NJCAA National Championship —
1976 Ernest B. Gould Bill Karpowicz NJCAA National Championship —
1976 NJCAA Coach of the Year (Men) John Borszcz NJCAA National Championship —

Records

Team records coming soon.

Individual records coming soon.

Coaching records coming soon.


Alumni: International
SeasonWrestlerTournamentLevelStyleCountryWtPlaceNotesAge
2004 Brian Keck Sr. Pan-Am Champs Continental Freestyle United States 120 3rd — 32
2003 Brian Keck Sr. Pan-Am Champs Continental Freestyle United States 120 1st — 31
1979 John McNulty U20 Pan-Am Champs Continental Greco-Roman United States 68 3rd — —
1979 Brian Palcko U20 Pan-Am Champs Continental Freestyle United States 68 3rd — —
1975 John McNulty U17 Worlds International Freestyle United States 60 1st — —
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