Ki-Jana Carter |
Jim Stuckey |
Marco Rivera |
Jack "Goose" Givens |
Steve Emtman |
OJ McDuffie |
Brian O'Neal |
Nate Carr |
Tony Nathan |
Jim Andrews |
Adam Piatt |
Terry-Jo Myers |
George McNeil |
Kenny Bontz |
Matt Vanderbeek |
Tom Toth |
Chris Conlin |
Scott Kehoe |
Rogers Alexander |
Mike Scully |
Keith Conlin |
Pat Milkovich |
Jessica Bastardi |
Tim Scully |
Laurin Conlin |
Nate Carr Jr. |
Featured Past Champions
Cael Sanderson
Sport: Wrestling
Teams: Iowa State University, USA Olympic Team Memeber, Penn State University
Champion: 2014 & 2016
Cael Norman Sanderson is an American former folkstyle and freestyle wrestler, and is the current head wrestling coach as Pennsylvania State University. As a wrestler, he won an Olympic gold medal and four NCAA Division I individual titles. In 2002, Sports Illustrated recognized his college career as the second most impressive feat in college sports history. As of 2018, Sanderson has won seven NCAA Division I team titles.[10] During that time, he also coached his wrestlers to 20 individual NCAA Division I national titles.
* The only wrestler in NCAA history to never lose a bout over four years
* Four-time NCAA National Champion
* Four-time NCAA Most Outstanding Wrestler
* 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist
* 159-0 as collegiate wrestler
* Four-time Big 12 Champion
* Sports Illustrated called unbeaten streak #2 most outstanding achievement in collegiate history
* Three-time Hodge Trophy winner
* Final NCAA win named one of 25 Defining Moments by NCAA
* ESPY Award for Best Male Collegiate Athlete
* ESPN Sports Century special on his career
* One-time appearance on Wheaties cereal box
Sport: Wrestling
Teams: Iowa State University, USA Olympic Team Memeber, Penn State University
Champion: 2014 & 2016
Cael Norman Sanderson is an American former folkstyle and freestyle wrestler, and is the current head wrestling coach as Pennsylvania State University. As a wrestler, he won an Olympic gold medal and four NCAA Division I individual titles. In 2002, Sports Illustrated recognized his college career as the second most impressive feat in college sports history. As of 2018, Sanderson has won seven NCAA Division I team titles.[10] During that time, he also coached his wrestlers to 20 individual NCAA Division I national titles.
* The only wrestler in NCAA history to never lose a bout over four years
* Four-time NCAA National Champion
* Four-time NCAA Most Outstanding Wrestler
* 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist
* 159-0 as collegiate wrestler
* Four-time Big 12 Champion
* Sports Illustrated called unbeaten streak #2 most outstanding achievement in collegiate history
* Three-time Hodge Trophy winner
* Final NCAA win named one of 25 Defining Moments by NCAA
* ESPY Award for Best Male Collegiate Athlete
* ESPN Sports Century special on his career
* One-time appearance on Wheaties cereal box
David Taylor
"Magic Man"
Sport: Wrestling
Teams: Penn State University, USA Olympic Hopeful
Champion: 2014, 2015 & 2016
David Taylor, widely known as The Magic Man, is a 4 time NCAA All-American, 4 time BIG 10 Champion, 2 time individual NCAA Champion and 4 time team NCAA Champion. Having wrapped up his NCAA career in March of 2014, David posted a college record of 136-3, 50 pins and 42 major decision. Currently he is continuing his training and competing on an international level with Olympic hopes. David Taylor, one of the most decorated wrestlers in Penn State grappling history is also a 2 time Hodges Award Recipient.
He is an American amateur wrestler. Representing Penn State University, he is a four time Division I All-American and two time Division I National Champion.
In 2018, Taylor became only the 12th American man to win the Ivan Yarygin Memorial Invitational, which is widely considered to be the toughest open wrestling tournament in the world. He competed at 86kg, and defeated the 2016 Olympic silver medalist in the quarterfinals on his way to winning by pin in the finals.
"Magic Man"
Sport: Wrestling
Teams: Penn State University, USA Olympic Hopeful
Champion: 2014, 2015 & 2016
David Taylor, widely known as The Magic Man, is a 4 time NCAA All-American, 4 time BIG 10 Champion, 2 time individual NCAA Champion and 4 time team NCAA Champion. Having wrapped up his NCAA career in March of 2014, David posted a college record of 136-3, 50 pins and 42 major decision. Currently he is continuing his training and competing on an international level with Olympic hopes. David Taylor, one of the most decorated wrestlers in Penn State grappling history is also a 2 time Hodges Award Recipient.
He is an American amateur wrestler. Representing Penn State University, he is a four time Division I All-American and two time Division I National Champion.
In 2018, Taylor became only the 12th American man to win the Ivan Yarygin Memorial Invitational, which is widely considered to be the toughest open wrestling tournament in the world. He competed at 86kg, and defeated the 2016 Olympic silver medalist in the quarterfinals on his way to winning by pin in the finals.
Jeff George
Sport: NFL Teams: University of Illinois, Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, and Chicago Bears C4C Champion: 2016 & 2017 |
Jason Isringhausen
Sport: MLB Teams: New York Mets, Oakland Athletics, St. Louis Cardinals, Tampa Bay Devil Rays, Los Angeles Angels C4C Champion: 2017 
Ryan Franklin
Sport: MLB & Olympics Teams: Seattle Mariners, Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals, USA Olympic Gold Medalist C4C Champion: 2017 |