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Indiana University 3x NCAA qualifier,
Rd of 12 as a SR
Big 10 Medal of Honor recipient
3x Academic All American
Graduate Assistant at SUNY Cortland - Top 10 Team Finish - 2 NCAA Champs (Joe Giametta, Bobby Dierna)
Head Assistant- App State - 4 SoCon team championships - All American in 2018 (Denzel Dejornett)
Head Wrestling Coach- The Citadel
National Wrestling Journalist of the year in 2019
Competed in wrestling for 15 years. Wrestled on an all boys team until high school where I earned 4 state titles and was undefeated in the state of Texas. I attended Oklahoma City University on scholarship for their women’s team. I was a three time all-american in WCWA, two time World Team Trials Qualifier, and Olympic Trials Qualifier, as well as two time University World Team Trials runner up.
Career Highlights:
• Fifth in 2019 World Championships • 2017 World Team member • 2019 Final X champion • 2017 U.S. World Team Trials champion • Second in 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials • 2019 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion • Third in 2014 Junior World Championships • Two-time University Nationals champion (2015, 2016) • 2019 Canada Cup champion • Second in 2016 and 2019 U.S. Open • Second in 2017 Grand Prix of Spain • Two-time WCWA national champion for Lindenwood (2015, 2016)
Wrestling since freshman year and now a senior. 1x boy state qualifier, 1x boys regional champ, 1x boys district champ, girls state finalist, girls 2x gmac champ, 3rd place in the boys district (2x)
Referee for 12 years, UWW 2.
7 children, 6 wrestle.
I did not wrestle in high school (could not back then) instead I did martial arts.
Jacque Davis was the Girls Development Director for Beat the Streets Providence and Boston Youth Wrestling. She held the position of Women’s Director for MWA (Mas. USA Wrestling). Before this Davis was the Girls Program Director for Beat the Streets New York as well as the Women's Director for NYUSAW from 2013-2018. Under these positions, she has traveled and coached as a volunteer for Team USA at fifteen international tours including Age-Group Pan Am Championships and World Championships. She established the Gotham City Girls Open, which is the largest International Girls Freestyle Tournament in the country. Davis was awarded the 2016 Development Coach of the year by USA Wrestling, and was the 2016 recipient of the Dan Gable America Needs Wrestling Award. She wrestled four years at Menlo College under the late Lee Allen as well as Marcie VanDusen, and was a Collegiate All-American.
First collegiate female wrestler out of Connecticut.
Wrestler for menlo college inagural womens team .
Currently the executive director of boston youth wrestling ( and soon to be CEO of beat the streets new england)
usaw chairperson and prestident for massachusetts.
US grit facillitator for us greco.
Studied martial arts from 5 until 14. Started wrestling sophomore year. Went in the marine corps for 5 years. Got out, started volunteer coaching in michigan. Did that for 5-6 years at 2 schools. Started mma training. Had 4 amature mma cage fights up north. Moved to florida. Volunteer coached at plant high school for 2 years. Assistant coach for 1 year. Head coach for 3 years to present. Had 1 mma cage fight down here. Opened and ran a club in tampa for 3 years
1st St Thomas University Wrestling Signee in school history
Former Asst Coach at Barbara Goleman HS
Wrestled previously at Iowa Central CC under Luke Moffitt & University of the Ozarks under Leroy Gardner
Currently a Junior at St Thomas University wrestling under Jake Patascil
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