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Record Book All-Time Captains 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2020-21 OHIO STATE WRESTLING RECORD BOOK ALL-TIME CAPTAINS 1920s 1970s 2010s 1921 .................................................... Perry Martter 1970 ...............................Tom Kruse, Frank Romano 2010.... Reece Humphrey, Lance Palmer, Mike Pucillo 1922 ...................................................... Gordon Hall 1971 ..................................John Groves, Jim Coburn 2011 ........................... Cody Magrum, Sean Nemec, 1923 .................................................... Perry Martter 1972 ..................................................Jim Humphrey ...................................Ian Paddock, Colt Sponseller 1924 ....................................................... Harry Steel 1973 .............................Jerry Branham, Bill Reinbolt 2012 .......Nick Heflin, Cody Magrum, Logan Stieber 1925 ................................................ Bernard Snyder 1974 ..........................Dean Armstrong, Bill Reinbolt 2013 .............................. Nick Heflin, Cody Magrum, 1926 ........................................................Ed Watkins 1975 ..........................Dean Armstrong, Bill Reinbolt ............. Ian Paddock, Logan Stieber, Nikko Triggas 1927 ...................................................... Ray Roshon 1976 ................................. Mike King, Kevin Quigley 2014 ..........Nick Helfin, Ian Paddock, Logan Stieber 1928 .................................................Daniel Hummel 1977 ......................... Andy DiSabato, Kevin Quigley 2015 ................................... Bo Jordan, Kyle Snyder, 1929 ...............................................Robert Cushman 1978 ...........................Bruce Solomon, Dave Mulvin ... Hunter Stieber, Logan Stieber, Nathan Tomasello 1979 .......................Bruce Solomon, Andy DiSabato 2016 ...............................Bo Jordan, Hunter Stieber, 1930s ................................Kyle Snyder, Nathan Tomasello 1930 ................................................Milt Walschmidt 1980s 2017 ................................. Bo Jordan, Myles Martin, 1931 ...........................................................Stacy Hall 1980 ...................... Jim Anderson, Kent Bruggeman ................................Kyle Snyder, Nathan Tomasello 1932 .................................................... Clyde Tiffany 1981 ................................... Jay Greiner, Phil Anglim 2018 ..... Bo Jordan, Kyle Snyder, Nathan Tomasello 1933 .................................... Lawrence Wonderleigh 1982 .............................Ed Potokar, David Ruckman 2019 ... Micah Jordan, Myles Martin, Joey McKenna 1934 .......................................................Art Downes 1983 ...................................... Ed Potokar, Eric Neilly 1935 .................................Art Downes, Walt Cramer 1984 ......Jude Skove, Dale Troutman, Mike Medves 2020s 1936 .......................................................... John Cox 1985 ........ Jude Skove, Don Moxley, Dale Troutman 2020 .............................. Kollin Moore, Luke Pletcher 1937 ...................................................Bob Lightburn 1986 .....................................Del Creps, Jude Skove 1938 ............................ Art Boehm, George Downes 1987 .................................Dan George, Ron Gharbo 1939 ..................................................Gordon Pettier 1988 ... Dan George, Mark Coleman, Steve Mendicino 1989 ......................................................Brad Gintert 1940s 1940 ............................................... George Downes 1990s 1941 ................................................ Tony Montonaro 1990 ....................... Adam DiSabato, Mark Marinelli 1942 ...................................................John Santschi 1991 ....................... Adam DiSabato, Mark Marinelli 1943 .......................................................Dave Jones 1992 ........................Ken Ramsey, Kevin Randleman 1944 ..........................................................Joe Stora 1993 ................. Adam DiSabato, Kevin Randleman, 1945 ........................Seymour Weil, William DeMora ..............................................................Rex Holman 1946 ...................Bruce Kesselring, William DeMora 1994 .................................................Dunyasha Yetts 1947 .............................................. Bruce Kesselring 1995 ......... Shawn Conyers, Rick Monge, Eric Smith 1948 ................................................... Warren Jones 1996 ................................. Charlie Becks, Eric Smith 1949 .......................................................Dave Ewart 1997 .................................. Nick Nutter, Mitch Clark 1998 ................................... Nick Nutter, Mitch Clark 1950s 1999 ................................................. Robert Sessley 1950 .......................................................... Milt Klein 1951 ...................................................Bryce Keough 2000s 1952 .................................................... Fred McLean 2000 .............................Peter Rogers, Nick Preston 1953 .................................................... Jack Milligan 2001....................Robert Sessley, Tommy Rowlands 1954 ....................................................Dan Whitacre 2002 ......................... Nick Preston, Robert Sessley, 1955 ...................................................John Nicolella ..................................................... Tommy Rowlands 1956 ...................................Bob Defelice, Ted Rader 2003 ............................................ Tommy Rowlands 1957 .............................. Pat Palumbo, Bob Defelice 2004 ...John Clark, Blake Kaplan, Tommy Rowlands 1958 .....................................................Pat Palumbo 2005 ...................................................J.D. Bergman 1959 ................................................Dave Camaione 2006 .................................... J Jaggers, Alex Picazo 2007 ............................................................... TEAM 1960s 2008 ............J.D. Bergman, J Jaggers, Mike Pucillo 1960 ................................................Dave Camaione 2009 ................................... J Jaggers, Mike Pucillo 1961 ........................................................Don Green 1962 ..............................Don Green, Bob Weissbrug 1963 ................................Gary Joseph, Joe Piccioni 1964 ......................................................Joe Piccioni 1965 ....................................................... Mike Beery 1966 ...................................................Dave Reinbolt 1967 ...................................................Dave Reinbolt 1968 .............................Ed Cummings, Roger Young 1969 ...............................Tom Kruse, Frank Romano 2 2013-14 WRESTLING MEDIA INFORMATION 2020-21 OHIO STATE WRESTLING RECORD BOOK LETTERWINNER ATHLETES A John C. Burt .................... 1966-67-68 Jordan Decatur .........................2020 Anthony Gary ........................1996-97 Carl T. Abell ............... 1944-46-47-48 Richard D. Burton ......................1983 Robert DeFelice .............. 1955-56-57 Henry H. Gary Jr. .......................1956 Stanford G. Ackley ................1927-28 Robert D. Burton ................... 1961-62 Terry DeFelice ......................1978-80 Jeff Gauthier ..............................1992 Philip Adler Jr. ...........................1952 Chris Burtscher .........................2005 Carl D. Defenbaugh ..............1943-46 Joel P. Gebbie ...........................1984 James M. Anderson ........1977-78-79-80 David Byrne ..........................1983-84 Mark A. DelCol........................... 1973 Daniel George ...........1984-86-87-88 Keaton Anderson .....2000-01-02-03 Greg DeLong .............................1983 Raouf “Ron” Gharbo .... 1985-86-87-88 Richard M. Andolsek .................1946 C Josh Demas .......................... 2012-13 Peter A. Gibson..........................1984 Lenard L. Andrews ......1971-72-73-74 James E. Caldwell ................1983-84 Henry Demboski .................. 1929-30 David S. Gilmore ........................1939 Theodore K. Andrick.......1964-65-66 David N. Camaione.........1958-59-60 William L. DeMora .......... 1944-45-46 Bruce Gilson ...............................1977 Philip T. Anglim ................1979-80-81 Robel Campbell ........................2008 Ryan Derr..................................2003 Bradford Gintert ........1985-87-88-89 Robert Archer ............1995-96-97-98 Te’Shan Campbell ................ 2018-19 Dan DiCesare ................. 1996-97-98 Mike Glane ................1994-96-97-98 Steve Arlen .................................1977 Andrew Campolattano ......... 2012-13 Robert J. Dieli .......................1945-47 Mark D. Glenn .............................1977 Billy J. Armstrong ............1960-61-62 Allen G. Caplan ..........................1948 Johnni DiJulius ............2012-14-15-16 Greg Goad .................................1989 Dean D. Armstrong ......1971-72-73-75 Peter Capone ................... 2011-12-13 Cody Dingess ............................2018 Jeffery J. Golz .......................1979-80 Jay Ashmore ...............................1991 Jim Carazola ..............................1994 Adam DiSabato.......... 1989-90-91-93 Vincent J. Gonino
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