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John Stutzman is going into his 10th year as the head coach of University at Buffalo. Before taking the helm at his alma mater, Stuzman spent 11 years at Bloomsburg, 8 as a head coach. During his time at Bloomsburg, Stutzman had 3 NCAA All-Americans and led his huskies to a top 15 ranked team in the country. While at Buffalo, Stutzman has brought the Bulls to new levels. Last year the Bulls went 12-6 and 7-2 in MAC duals finishing 4th at the MAC tournament. 

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I've realized it's been far too long since I've posted an update/recap kind of episode after the past 7 episodes have been interviews.  After listening to the Bloodround Wrestling Podcast I knew I needed to do an episode right away, plug in Kyle Windover.  Kyle is an assistant coach at Chatfield High and an assistant club coach in Colorado, but his roots are in Lowville NY where he wrestled over 10 years ago.  I enjoyed bringing on someone new to talk wrestling from a different perspective. 

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Connor Lapresi is about to begin his first season as the head coach of Ferrum Women's Wrestling. Connor is one of the most energetic individuals I know in the sport of wrestling. He tells his journey of moving to Lansing NY to further his development in the sport of wrestling and as well as the connections he's made. Lapresi who is a NY state champ and a Cornell wrestling alum has a very positive outlook on the sport of wrestling serving on team VA's staff for Cadet Freestyle/Greco Duals and was on staff for Team NY in Fargo. Like our conversation in Fargo, we could have talked for hours. 

Ryne Morrison is the new head coach of St John Fisher Wrestling. A program that hasn't been around in 38 years. The return of the wrestling program is boosted by a $400,000 gift from alumnus and trustee William J. Pellicano ’80 and Tracy Pellicano to create a state-of-the-art wrestling room. Known as the Joseph Pellicano Wrestling Pavillion. 

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A 20-hour car ride from Fargo ND calls for a highway episode. The quality of this episode isn't the greatest as the mic was passed around our rental car as we head East on I-90. A car with Coach Chris Adams, Coach Lewis Cucchiara, Tyler Ferrara and Myself(who covered the NY-USAW social media pages over the week). Brief recap of our week but looking forward to bringing others on the show in the next few weeks. 

Heath Macaluso the father of Mia and Sofia Macaluso, he joins the podcast from Madrid, Spain. Heath is out at the Grand Prix with Sofia as she competes in a busy summer of wrestling. Heath and Sofia will be flying back to the states just in time to make the flight to Fargo ND for the 16u/Junior National Championships. Heath is the NY-USA Womens director and head coach.

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Great to have Tioga Wrestling's Kris Harrington on for episode 59.  Coach Harrington holds a lot of titles and is very involved with our sport. He is the head coach for Tioga, Head Freestyle coach for Team NY, and is the Spartan RTC director.  While coaching for Lansing and Tioga, Harrington has coach 8 NYS Champs, 20+ NYS Place Finishers and has won the last 3 NYSPHSAA Team Titles.  We talk about what to expect for this year's Fargo team to his alma mater of Brockport State and his career of coaching for the state powerhouse team of Tioga. 

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Troy Seymour is the assistant coach at Oswego State, a SUNY school in New York. Troy was a 2x NYS place winner in high school and NHSCA Junior National Finalist. Troys wrestling began in a rich wrestling program at Peru HS in northern NY his journey led him to Wyoming Seminary, North Carolina State, and finally Oswego State where he has been for the past 7 years. 

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Mike Grey is the David Dunlop '59 Head Coach of Wrestling for the Cornell Big Red. Coach Grey just finished his 1st season as head coach where his team finished 7th at NCAA's with Yianni Diakomihalis winning his 3rd NCAA Title, Vito Arujau finished 3rd and Jon Loew finished 7th.  Cornell was also the Ivy League Champs and brought the E.I.W.A Title back to Ithaca.  Mike Grey talks about his first year at the helm as well as what he has learned from Rob Koll and the coaching tree of Cornell as well as what to expect in the future for the Big Red. 

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Zakk and I are back with a NYS Wrestling Recap after a great weekend of wrestling at the MVP Arena in Albany. We run through the weights talking about some upsets, guys that made runs as well as other fun facts of the tournament.  

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