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Wrestled at Oregon State 1999-2003. Coched at the HS level both boys and girls from 2004-2017 in both OR and WA. 2017 took the Women’s Wrestling Coach position at Southern Oregon University. 2019 took the Head Women’s Wrestling Coach Position at Indiana Tech. Coched 7 women’s college National placers. Finished 7th at National Duals in 2018-19 season. Many state placers and all americans when coaching at the HS level.

Watch him compete at the Michigan Grappler in October

Wisconsin's own Kylie Welker also has an impressive collection of trophies. She was a 2019 Wisconsin Wrestling Federation champion and recently went undefeated in five matches at the Midwest Ironman Duals. And will be competing on FLOWrestlings WNO in Oct.

Skylar Hattendorf, a native of New Hampshire, has many other accolades to her name. She was a USAW preseason national champion in 2018 and more recently finished as a runner-up at 2019's Super 32. She will be Competing at FloWrestling WNO In October.

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2x Fla State Champ from Dr. Phillips 

3x Fla State Placer 

Fargo All American 

2x Metro Champ 

2x Regional Champ

3x Fla State Champion from the Osceola Kowboys 

6x HS All American 

2x College All American

2x District Champ, State Qualifier, Senior at South Dade

GA state champion 

2x Hs AA 

Univeristy AA in freestlye and greco 

Oly training center off complex athlete 

Assistant coach life womens wrestling

Career Highlights: 

• Led the Ohio State wrestling program to unprecedented heights, capturing the 2015 NCAA National Championship (110.0 points) • Added 23.5 points to that team total (133.5) to place second at the 2018 NCAA Championships • NCAA team runner-ups in 2008, 2009, 2017, 2018 and 2019 • Seven top-3 NCAA Championships team finishes and five consecutive (2015-19) • Top-8 team finishes in 11 of the last 12 NCAAs • Three-time Intermat National Coach of the Year (2008, 2009, 2015) • Two-time NCAA Head Coach of the Year (2009, 2015) • Three-time Big Ten Coach of the Year (2015, 2017, 2018) after capturing three B1G titles in four-year stretch (2015, 2017, 2018) • Coached six different Buckeyes to 12 individual national titles, including four-time champion Logan Stieber and Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder (three-time NCAA champ) • Mentored 15 Buckeyes to a total of 23 NCAA Finals appearances • A Buckeye has been crowned Big Ten champion 22 times during the Ryan Era, a number accumulated by 12 different athletes • Corralled 53 All-American honors in 14 seasons leading the Buckeye program • Tutored six Ohio State Male Athlete of the Year winners, including five years straight (2014-18) • Recruited a pair of Big Ten Freshman of the Year honorees • Thirty-eight NWCA Scholar/Academic All-America recognitions by 18 different recipients • Ohio State led the country with seven NWCA Scholar/Academic All-Americans in back-to-back seasons (2018 and 2019) • Since arriving in Columbus, there have been 81 and 22 Academic All-Big Ten and Big Ten Distinguished Scholar selections, respectively  (as of 2017-18) • Head coach at Hofstra University from 1995-2006 • Earned seven conference coach of the year awards as the Pride head coach • Two-time New York State Coach of the Year • Led Hofstra to six consecutive conference crowns and a 47-match league unbeaten streak (46-0-1) in dual action during the 2001-06 seasons • Served as an assistant coach at Indiana University (1992-94) • Earned bachelor’s degree in education from Iowa in 1993 • He and his wife, Lynette, have four children; Jordan, Jake, Teague and Mackenzie