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The Toughest Decade: Inside 1990s California Wrestling.

By Al Fontes

The decade-by-decade breakdown of elite talent from the CIF State Wrestling Championships rolls on—this time spotlighting the 1990s. If the 1970s and 1980s proved anything, it’s just how brutally deep California’s single-class state tournament really is. Even wrestlers who never stood atop the podium went on to become collegiate All-Americans—and even Olympians.

In the 1990s, that reality didn’t just continue—it sharpened.

This was one of the most consequential decades in California high school wrestling history—a period where the sport didn’t just grow, it refined its edge. CIF state tournaments became proving grounds where surviving a bracket often meant navigating multiple future NCAA qualifiers, All-Americans, and national champions. The result wasn’t just a collection of winners—it was a pipeline.

At the top, the credentials are undeniable. Wrestlers like Stephen Abas and Eric Guerrero didn’t just dominate California as three-time CIF state champions—they went on to win three NCAA titles apiece, validating the state tournament as a true national filter. But focusing only on champions misses the real story.

The defining trait of 1990s California wrestling was what happened beneath the finals.

Consider the trajectories: Mark Munoz and Adam Tirapelle translated state success into NCAA championships. Gerry Abas became a four-time NCAA All-American and one of the most consistent performers of his era. Meanwhile, athletes who never won a state title—or never even reached the podium—were still ascending.

Jamill Kelly finished as a CIF state placer before making a stunning run to Olympic silver in 2004. Quincy Clark placed seventh in California, then climbed to the Olympic stage. Most remarkably, Adam Wheeler never qualified for the CIF state tournament—yet earned an Olympic bronze medal. And Stephen Neal, a state placer, went on to win an NCAA title and a World Championship.

Those aren’t outliers—they’re evidence of the system.

A single CIF bracket in this era could feature multiple future Division I starters, NCAA qualifiers, and All-Americans. Placing often required winning four or five matches against athletes who would later anchor college lineups. In some weight classes, early-round matchups mirrored what athletes would later see in NCAA tournaments. The margin for error was nonexistent, and development didn’t end in Bakersfield—it started there.

Another key factor was year-round exposure. California wrestlers weren’t confined to folkstyle seasons; they competed nationally in freestyle and Greco-Roman, earning Cadet and Junior All-American honors. That cross-style experience created more complete wrestlers—athletes who could scramble, adapt, and score in any position. For competitors like Guerrero and Abas, that versatility became a separator at the collegiate and international levels.

The national ripple effect was undeniable. Programs like Oklahoma State and Nebraska consistently pulled California talent into their lineups, while schools such as Fresno State and Cal State Bakersfield built competitive cores around it. At the Division II level, San Francisco State’s rise to national contention was fueled in part by wrestlers forged in CIF brackets. Even NAIA programs benefited, adding athletes who arrived battle-tested and college-ready.

Ultimately, the legacy of 1990s California wrestling isn’t just in its champions—it’s in its compression of talent. Nowhere else in the country did so many future elite athletes collide so early, so often, and with so little separation between them. The state tournament didn’t just identify the best—it accelerated everyone.

This was more than a golden era. It was a proving ground where potential was exposed, tested, and hardened. In California, the climb didn’t end with a state medal—it began there, and for many, it led all the way to NCAA podiums and Olympic stages.

To grasp just how brutal the 1990s really were, you have to zoom out and look at the names—both what they did in high school and what they became after. This wasn’t just a strong era; it was a collision of elite talent at every level. The lists below capture the wrestlers who defined the decade, a generation widely regarded as one of the toughest ever to come out of the Golden State.

TOP 10 CALIFORNIA WRESTLERS OF THE 1990s

[BASED ON HIGH SCHOOL ACCOLADES ONLY]

1. Eric Guerrero (Independence, 1995)

  • 3x CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist
  • NHSCA National Champion (OW)
  • 3x ASICS All-American (incl. First Team x2)
  • Junior National Champion | 4x AA
  • Complete dominance + national supremacy + longevity = #1

2. Stephen Abas (Canyon Springs/James Logan, 1996)

  • 3x CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist
  • NHSCA National Champion (OW)
  • Cadet & Junior National Champion
  • Multiple ASICS honors
  • Elite across every level of HS competition

3. Jimmy Aguirre (Clovis, 1991)

  • 3x CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA National Champion
  • National-level recognition across all major outlets
  • Pure in-state dominance + national validation

4. Scott Chapman (Rim of the World, 1993)

  • 3x CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA National Champion
  • Wrestling USA Dream Team
  • Cadet & Junior All-America
  • One of the most decorated resumes top-to-bottom

5. Shane Valdez (Calvary Chapel, 1994)

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (2nd, 2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA National Champion
  • Multiple Junior All-American finishes
  • Consistency + national wins puts him high

6. Gary Quintana (Selma, 1991)

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist
  • NHSCA National Champion (OW)
  • Junior All-American
  • OW at NHSCA carries serious weight

7. Tony Okada (Savanna, 1991)

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist
  • ASICS First Team
  • Cadet National Champion + multiple AA finishes
  • Freestyle dominance separates him

8. Adam Tirapelle (Buchanan, 1996)

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist
  • NHSCA National Champion
  • Multiple Cadet/Junior All-American honors
  • Highly complete national résumé

9. Joe Calavitta (Calvary Chapel, 1997)

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist
  • NHSCA National Champion
  • Four-time placer + national champ = elite consistency

10. Carlos Blanco (Canyon Springs, 1997)

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist
  • NHSCA National Champion
  • Strong national All-American profile
  • Balanced state + national success

TOP 10 CALIFORNIA WRESTLERS BASED ON COMPLETE CAREER

[High School – College – International]

1. Stephen Abas (Canyon Springs, S/James Logan, NC | Fresno State)

The gold standard of the era.

  • HS: 3x CIF State Champion, NHSCA National Champion 
  • College: 3x NCAA Champion, 4x All-American (Fresno State) 
  • International: Olympic Silver Medalist (2004) 

Why he’s here: Near flawless across all levels—arguably the most complete lightweight ever produced by California.

2. Eric Guerrero (Independence HS, CC/Oklahoma State)

Pure dominance and consistency.

  • HS: 3x CIF State Champion, NHSCA National Champion (OW) 
  • College: 3x NCAA Champion, 4x All-American (Oklahoma State) 
  • International: Olympian (2004) 

Why he’s here: One of the most decorated resumes in U.S. wrestling history.

3. Stephen Neal (San Diego HS, SD/CSU Bakersfield)

The most shocking rise.

  • HS: CIF State Medalist (4th) 
  • College: 2x NCAA Champion, 4x All-American 
  • International: World Champion (Freestyle) 

Why he’s here: The ultimate late bloomer—proof of California’s development pipeline.

4. Jamill Kelly (Atwater HS, SJ/Oklahoma State)

From solid to spectacular.

  • HS: CIF State Medalist (4th) 
  • College: NCAA Finalist (Oklahoma State) 
  • International: Olympic Silver Medalist (2004) 

Why he’s here: One of the greatest examples of long-term growth in wrestling.

5. Mark Munoz (Vallejo HS, SJ/Oklahoma State)

Power, athleticism, and results.

  • HS: 2x CIF State Champion 
  • College: NCAA Champion, 2x All-American 
  • International: World-level competitor (Junior FILA World Silver)

Why he’s here: Dominant at every stage with elite physicality.

6. Adam Tirapelle (Hiram Johnson HS, SJ/Buchanan HS, CS/Illinois)

Technician with big-stage success.

  • HS: 2x CIF State Champion 
  • College: NCAA Champion, 3x All-American (Illinois) 
  • International: U.S. National Team level (Sunkist Kids International Open Champion)

Why he’s here: One of the most technically sound wrestlers of the era.

7. Adam Wheeler (Lancaster HS, S)

The ultimate outlier story.

  • HS: Did not qualify for CIF State 
  • College: NAIA All-American 
  • International: Olympic Bronze Medalist (2008, Greco) 

Why he’s here: No one in US wrestling history that I am aware of has a more improbable rise.

8. Quincy Clark (Lincoln Prep HS, SD/San Diego St/Oklahoma)

Greco specialist who climbed the ladder.

  • HS: CIF State Medalist (7th) 
  • College: 2x NCAA Division I All-American 
  • International: Olympian (2000, Greco-Roman) 

Why he’s here: Another example of development beyond high school success.

9. Gerry Abas (Oakland Tech HS, O/Fresno State)

Consistency at the highest level.

  • HS: 2x State Medalist (2nd, 3rd), Junior National Champion 
  • College: 4x NCAA Division I All-American 
  • International: Senior-level competitor (World Team Trials)

Why he’s here: Longevity and elite consistency.

10. Shane Valdez (Calvary Chapel HS, S/Oklahoma)

Elite across all stages.

  • HS: CIF State Champion, NHSCA National Champion 
  • College: 3x NCAA Division I All-American (Oklahoma) 

Why he’s here: Balanced excellence with sustained performance.

NON–CIF STATE CHAMPIONS → COLLEGE ALL-AMERICANS

NCAA DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS
  • Stephen Neal – 4th → 2x NCAA Champion, 4x AA (CSU Bakersfield)
  • Quincy Clark – 7th → 2x NCAA D1 All-American (San Diego St./Oklahoma)
  • Steve Baer – 4th → NCAA D1 All-American (Nebraska)
  • Derek Scott – 3rd → NCAA D1 All-American (CSU Bakersfield)
  • Stan Greene – 3rd → 2x NCAA D1 All-American (Fresno State)
  • Gerry Abas – 2nd, 3rd → 4x NCAA D1 All-American (Fresno State)
  • Cedrick Haymon – 4th → NCAA D1 All-American (Cal Poly SLO)
  • Ati Conner – 6th, 2nd → NCAA D1 All-American (Nebraska)
  • Paul Gomez – 2nd → NCAA D1 All-American (Nebraska)
  • Beau Weiner – 3rd → NCAA D1 All-American (Stanford)
  • Clint Wattenberg – 3rd, 2nd → D1 All-American (Cornell)
  • Paul Gomez – 7th, 2nd → NCAA D1 All-American (Nebraska)
  • Moses Delfin – 6th, 3rd → NCAA D1 All-American (CSU Bakersfield)
  • Alfonso Tucker – 7th, 7th → NCAA Division I All-American (Fresno State)
  • David Wells – 8th, 6th → D1 All-American (Cal Poly, SLO)
  • Joey Coughran – 3rd → NCAA D1 All-American (CSU Fullerton)
  • David Wells – 6th → NCAA D1 All-American (Cal Poly SLO)
NCAA DIVISION II ALL-AMERICANS / CHAMPIONS 
  • Francis Aquino – 4th → 4x NCAA D2 All-American (San Francisco St.)
  • Mauricio Wright – 2nd → 2x National Champ | 4x All-American (SF State)
  • Lee Lofton – State qualifier → NCAA D2 National Champion, 2x All-American
  • Terry Tuzzolino – 2nd → NCAA D2 National Champion (San Francisco St.)
  • Max Schurkamp – 3rd → NCAA D2 All-American (San Francisco St.)

NCAA DIVISION III ALL-AMERICANS 

  • Jerry Boland – State Qualifier → D3 All-American (Lycoming)
  • Steve Martin – 4th → D3 All-American (Loras College)
NAIA ALL-AMERICAN / CHAMPIONS
  • Ryan Escobar – 5th, 2nd → NAIA National Champ, 2x All-American (So. Oregon)
  • Pat Cadwallader – 3rd, 2nd → NAIA National Champ, 3x All-American (Embry-Riddle)
  • Isaac Pumarejo – 5th → NAIA All-American (Menlo)
  • Tony Cooper – 8th → 2x NAIA All-American (Lindenwood)
  • Tyson Escobar – 3rd → NAIA All-American (So. Oregon)
  • Jose Sanchez – 4th → NAIA All-American (Menlo)
  • Joey Martinez – 4th, 2nd → NAIA All-American (Menlo)
  • Demetrio Duran – 5th → NAIA All-American (Embry-Riddle)
  • Bryan Campbell – 8th → NAIA All-American (Embry-Riddle)
  • Saul Lucatero – 4th → NAIA All-American (Menlo)
  • Willie Falvey – 6th → NAIA All-American (Menlo)
  • Brian Holt – 7th → 2x NAIA All-American (Lindenwood)
  • Eddie Lucatero – 5th → NAIA All-American (Menlo)
  • Shamar Pigg – 5th → NAIA All-American (Dickinson State)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LIST OF TOP TIER CA WRESTLERS

98 – Can Tran (Arroyo, S), 1990

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Academic Team)

105 – Erin Razo (Trinity, N), 1990

  • CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • NCAA Division II All-American (San Francisco St.)

105 – Steve Baer (Agoura, S), 1990

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Nebraska)

119 – Francis Aquino (Vintage, SJ), 1990

CIF State Medalist (4th)

4x NCAA Division II All-American (San Francisco St.)

126 – Rob Lagenwalter (Esperanza, S), 1990

  • CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

132 – Gerry Abas (Oakland Tech., O), 1990

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 3rd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Junior National Champion (FS)
  • 4x NCAA Division I All-American (Fresno State)

145 – Rick Monge (Mater Dei, S), 1990

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American


155 – Blair Green (Victor Valley, S), 1990

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • ASICS All-American Third Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • 2x Cadet All-American (GR)

160 – Quincy Clark (Lincoln Prep, SD/ Oklahoma), 1990

  • CIF State Medalist (7th)
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (San Diego St | Oklahoma)
  • 2000 Olympian (GR)

165 – Eric Miklusicak (Tracy/Turlock, SJ), 1990

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (5th, 1st)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

165 – Tad Stricker (South Bakersfield, CS), 1990

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • Cadet All-American (GR)

165 – Eddie Luna (Overfelt, CC), 1990

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • Junior All-American (GR)

165 – Clark Conover (Livermore, NC), 1990

  • CIF State Medalist (5th)
  • Junior Nationals All-American (GR)
  • Cadet Nationals All-American (GR)

175 – Brett Columbini (Ukiah, NC), 1990

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (Minnesota)

175 – Bill Hunter (Westlake, S), 1990

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

175 – Jassen Froelich (Bakersfield, CS), 1990

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (4th, 3rd
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

195 – Zach Cooper (Canyon, S), 1990

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • ASICS All-American Third Team
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)


103 – Aki Yoshikawa (Cupertino, CC), 1991

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (6th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion
  • ASICS All-American First Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Junior All-American (FS)

103 – Abram Ross (Oak Grove, CC), 1991

  • CIF State Medalist (6th)
  • Junior Greco National Champion 
  • 2x Cadet National Champion (FS/GR) | 3x All-American

112 – Isaac Pumarejo (Kingsburg, CS), 1991

  • CIF State Medalist (5th)
  • NAIA All-American (Menlo)

119 – Patrick Mack (Valhalla, SD), 1991

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (6th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

127 – Jimmy Aguirre (Clovis, CS), 1991

  • 3x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | Third Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)

127 – Detran Gant (Roosevelt, CS), 1991

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (3rd, 1st, 2nd)
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

133 – Gary Quintana (Selma, CS), 1991

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (2nd, 4th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion (OW)
  • ASICS All-American Third Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • Junior All-American (FS)

138 – Tony Okada (Savanna, S), 1991

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (5th, 1st, 1st)
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | First Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • Cadet National Champion (FS) | 2x All-American (FS/GR)
  • Cadet All-American (GR)

140 – Tony Cooper (Enterprise, N), 1991

  • CIF State Medalist (8th)
  • 2x NAIA All-American (Lindenwood College)

152 – Rod Ludington (Victor Valley, S), 1991

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (4th, 1st)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American

160 – Jason Hendrick (Valhalla, SD), 1991

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (5th, 3rd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

171 – Scott Silver (Bullard, CS), 1991

  • CIF State Champion
  • Junior All-American (GR)

171 – Derek Scott (Escalon, SJ), 1991

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (CSU Bakersfield)

103 – Coby Wright (Bakersfield, CS), 1992

  • CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (CSU Bakersfield)

112 – Nick Quintana (Selma, CS), 1992

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

119 – Tony DeSouza (Chaffey, S), 1992

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (4th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

119 – Nick Zinkin (Bullard/Clovis, CS), 1992

  • 4x CIF State Medalist (4th, 5th, 4th, 3rd
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)

130 – Dan Maes (Arroyo, S), 1992

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

130 – Yero Washington (Porterville, CS), 1992

  • CIF State Champion
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (Fresno State)

140 – Steve Hilas (Vacaville, SJ), 1992

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (4th, 1st)
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Cadet National Champion (GR)
  • Junior National Champion (GR)
  • 2x NCAA Division II All-American (San Francisco St.)

145 – Kyle Porter (Hughson SJ), 1992

  • 2x CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)

152 – Alfonso Tucker (Hoover, CS), 1992

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (7th, 7th)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Fresno State)

160 – Keith Richards (Mission San Jose, NC), 1992

  • CIF State Champion 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • Junior All-American (GR)

171 – Jeremiah Miller (South Hills, S), 1992

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

171 – Lee Lofton (American, NC), 1992

  • State Qualifier
  • NCAA Division II National Champion | 2x All-American (San Francisco St.)

189 – Lalo Moz (Hanford, CS), 1992

  • 2x CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • Cadet All-America (FS)
  • 3x Junior All-American (FS/GR)

189 – Dan Corpstein (Fairfield, SJ), 1992

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (5th, 3rd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

HWT – Darin Preisendorf (American, NC), 1992

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • Cadet All-American (FS)
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS/GR)

HWT – Corey Farkas (Poway, SD), 1992

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • 2x Cadet National Champion (FS/GR)
  • Junior National Champion | 2x All-American (FS/GR)

103 – Damon Broadbent (Elsinore, S), 1993

  • CIF State Champion
  • NCAA Division II All-American (San Francisco St.)

112 – Sean Kim (Schurr, S), 1993

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Junior All-American (FS)

112 – Jerry Boland (Amador Valley, NC), 1993

  • State Qualifier
  • NCAA Division III All-American (Lycoming College)

119 – Jose Enriquez (John Glenn, S), 1993

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (1st, 5th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

125 – Tyson Escobar (Ponderosa, SJ), 1993

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (6th, 3rd)
  • NAIA All-American (Southern Oregon)

130 – Tracy Brown (Santa Clara, CC), 1993

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (4th, 1st)
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American 
  • 2x Junior National Champion (FS/GR)

130 – Sean McCool (Santa Teresa, CC), 1993

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

130 – Joey Coughran (Calvary Chapel, S), 1993

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (CSU Fullerton)

140 – Eddie Ramos (Porterville, CS), 1993

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

145 – Anthony Valencia (Mark Keppel, S), 1993

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

155 – Scott Chapman (Rim of the World, S), 1993

  • 3x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • 2x Cadet All-American (FS/GR)
  • Junior All-American (FS)


HWT – Chad Mast (Clovis, CS), 1993

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (6th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Junior All-American (FS)
  • NJCAA All-American (Muskegon College)

103 – Norman Abas (Canyon Springs, S), 1994

  • CIF State Champion 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet All-American (FS)
  • Junior All-American (FS)

112 – Stan Greene (Clovis, CS), 1994

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • Cadet All-American (FS)
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (Fresno State)

120 – Shane Valdez (Calvary Chapel, S) ’94

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (2nd, 2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Academic Team)
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)
  • 3x NCAA Division I All-American (Oklahoma)

127 – Dane Valdez (Calvary Chapel, S), 1994

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (8th, 1st 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • 3x Junior All-American (FS)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Oklahoma)

135 – Juan Alvarez (El Modena, S), 1994

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

135 – George Mercado (Oak Grove, CC), 1994

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

140 – Darryl Christian (Canyon, S), 1994

  • CIF State Champion 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

140 – Alfred Frausto (Edison-Huntington Beach, S), 1994

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

140 – Moises Perez (Madera, CS), 1994

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

140 – David Wells (El Modena, S), 1994

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (8th, 6th)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Cal Poly, SLO)

145 – Beau Weiner (Ponderosa, SJ), 1994

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (8th, 3rd)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Stanford)

160 – Eric Philp (Madera, CS), 1994

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • 171 – Shawn Hemiller (Beyer, SJ), 1994
  • 3x CIF State Medalist (6th, 3rd, 3rd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

171 – Terry Tuzzolino (Capistrano Valley, S), 1994

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NCAA Division II National Champion (San Francisco St.)

171 – Demitris Huff (Upland, S), 1994

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • NJCAA All-American (Lassen CC)

189 – Casey Strand (College Park, NC), 1994

  • 2x State Champion | 3x Medalist (2nd, 1st, 1st)
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • Junior National Champion | 2x All-American (FS/GR)
  • Dapper Dan USA Team Member
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (Arizona State)

189 – Mike French (Granite Hills, SD), 1994

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

189 – Stephen Neal (San Diego, SD), 1994

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • Junior National Champion (FS)
  • 2x NCAA Division I Champion | 4x All-American (CSU Bakersfield)
  • World Champion (FS)

HWT – Wali Sibrie (Buena Park, S), 1994

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

HWT – Greg Ford (Whittier, S), 1994

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (4th, 1st)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American

103 – Ruben DeLeon (Chaffey, S), 1995

  • CIF State Champion |2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (CSU Bakersfield)

103 – Moses Delfin (Fallbrook/Rancho BV, SD), 1995

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (6th, 3rd
  • NCAA Division I All-American (CSU Bakersfield)

112 – Paul Gomez (North Monterey Co., CC), 1995

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (7th, 2nd)
  • 2x Cadet All-American (FS/GR)
  • NJCAA National Champion (Lassen CC)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Nebraska)

120 – Michael Kawamura (Rosemead, S), 1995

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (3rd, 2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Junior All-American (FS)

125 – Jamill Kelly (Atwater, SJ/Oklahoma St.), 1995

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • NJCAA All-American (Lassen CC)
  • 2004 Olympic Silver Medalist (FS)

138 – Eric Guerrero (Independence, CC), 1995

  • 3x CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist (3rd, 1st, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion (OW)
  • 3x ASICS All-American Second Team | First Team (2x)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • 2x Cadet All-American (FS/GR)
  • Junior National Champion | 4x All-American (FS)
  • 3x NCAA Division I National Champion | 4x All-American (Oklahoma State)
  • 2004 Olympian (FS)

155 – Joshua Holiday (Calvary Chapel, S), 1995

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)

152 – Demetrio Duran (Poway, SD), 1995

  • CIF State Medalist (5th)
  • 3x NAIA All-American (Embry-Riddle Univ.)


160 – Ed Mosley (Calvary Chapel, S), 1995

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (6th, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • 2x ASICS All-American Third Team (2x)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Junior National Champion | 2x All-American (FS)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Harvard)

160 – Jason Webster (Centennial, S), 1995

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (5th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

171 – Demetrist Huff (Upland, S), 1995

CIF State Champion

NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

HWT – Bryan Yeager (Oak Grove, CC), 1995

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

112 – Ryan Escobar (Ponderosa, SJ), 1996

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (5th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • NAIA National Champion | 2x All-American (Southern Oregon)

119 – Stephen Abas (Canyon Springs, S/James Logan, NC), 1996

  • 3x CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist (4th, 1st, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion (OW)
  • 3x ASICS All-American (HM) | Second Team (2x)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • Cadet National Champion | 2x All-American (FS)
  • Junior National Champion | 2x All-American (FS)
  • 3x NCAA Division I Champion | 4x All-American (Fresno State)
  • 2004 Olympic Silver Medalist (FS)

119 – Matt Azevedo (Calvary Chapel, S), 1996

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Junior All-American (FS)

119 – Paris Ruiz (Clovis West, CS), 1996

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (3rd, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

119 – Cedrick Haymon (El Cajon, SD), 1996

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Cal Poly, SLO)

125 – Tony Gomez (Independence, CC), 1996

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (3rd, 1st, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American

133 – Luis Blanco (Canyon Springs, S), 1996

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (5th, 2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • ASICS All-American First Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Junior All-American (GR)

138 – Adam Coffing (Elk Grove, SJ), 1996

  • CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist (3rd, 2nd, 1st, 2nd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American

140 – Adam Tirapelle (Hiram Johnson/Buchanan, CS), 1996

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (2nd, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | Third Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • 2x Cadet All-American (FS/GR)
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS/GR)
  • NCAA Division I National Champion | 3x All-American (Illinois)

140 – Joey Martinez (Turlock, SJ), 1996

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (4th, 2nd)
  • 2x NAIA All-American (Menlo)

152 – Ati Conner (Dos Pueblos, S), 1996

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (6th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Nebraska)

160 – Matt Demers (Grace Davis, SJ), 1996

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

160 – Steven Schenk (Anderson, N), 1996

  • 3x CIF State Medalist (7th, 3rd, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Cadet All-American (FS)
  • Junior All-American (GR)

171 – Oscar Gonzalez (Independence, CC), 1996

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

189 – Mark Munoz (Vallejo, SJ), 1996

  • 2x CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | First Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • Junior All-American (FS)
  • NCAA Division I Champion | 2x All-American (Oklahoma State)

HWT – Billy Blunt (Grace Davis, SJ), 1996

  • CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Junior National Champion | 3x All-American (FS/GR)
  • NCAA Division I All-American (Fresno State)

103 – Cleo Johnson (Firebaugh, CS), 1997

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

112 – Albert Garza (Sanger, CS), 1997

  • 3x CIF State Medalist (4th, 5th, 5th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

112 – Max Schurkamp (Escalon, SJ), 1997

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • NCAA Division II All-American (San Francisco St.)

119 – Steve Martin (Riordan, CC), 1997

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NCAA Division III All-American (Loras College)

125 – Jose Sanchez (Edison, CS), 1997

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NJCAA All-American (Lassen CC)
  • NAIA All-American (Menlo)

130 – Carlos Blanco (Canyon Springs, S), 1997

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (5th, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • ASICS All-American (HM) | Second Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Academic Team)
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • Junior All-American (FS)

130 – Burt Pierson (Calvary Chapel, S), 1997

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (6th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

130 – Thomas Juarez (Montgomery, SD), 1997

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

135 – Ryan McInerney (Poway, SD), 1997

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (4th, 7th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

135 – Jay McGuffin (Calvary Chapel, S), 1997

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • 3x Washington 1A State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

140 – Joe Calavitta (Calvary Chapel, S), 1997

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 4x Medalist (4th, 3rd, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Academic Team)
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

145 – Dane Bettencourt (Del Oro, SJ), 1997

  • 3x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 5th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

155 – Steve Strange (Hughson, SJ), 1997

  • 2x CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

160 – Ty Wilcox (Calvary Chapel, S), 1997

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • ASICS All-American First Team 
  • Dapper Dan USA Team Member
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Dream Team)
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)

189 – Dan Jackson (Kingsburg, CS), 1997

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (5th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (FS)

215 – Dathan Miller (Will C. Wood, SJ), 1997

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NJCAA All-American (Lassen CC)

103 – Tony Perez (Santa Ana, S), 1998

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

103 – Chris Felix (East Bakersfield, CS), 1998

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

103 – John Hammer (Fairfield, SJ), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (5th, 5th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

112 – JJ Roberts (Valhalla, SD), 1998

  • 3x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 4th, 4th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

119 – James Guizar (Imperial, SD), 1998)

  • CIF State Champion
  • 2x NAIA National Champion (Menlo)

130 – Justin Flores (Temecula Valley, S), 1998

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (6th, 1st, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

130 – Fabian Sandoval (Chico, N), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (5th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

140 – Pat Cadwallader (Brethren Christian, S), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (3rd, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • 2x Cadet National Champion (FS/GR)
  • Junior National Champion | 2x All-American (FS/GR)
  • NAIA National Champion | 3x All-American (Embry-Riddle Univ.)

140 – Ralph Lopez (Clovis West, CS), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

140 – Saul Lucatero (San Benito, CC), 1998

  • CIF State Medalist (4th)
  • NAIA National Champion | 2x All-American (Menlo)

155 – Kirk Moore (Foothill-Bakersfield, C), 1998

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

152 – Clint Wattenberg (Pleasant Valley, N), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (3rd, 2nd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • Junior All-American (GR)
  • 2x NCAA Division I All-American (Cornell)

152 – Bryan Campbell (San Lorenzo Valley, CC), 1998

  • CIF State Medalist (8th)
  • NAIA All-American (Embry-Riddle Univ.)

160 – Telly Sanderson (Buchanan, CS), 1998

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (4th, 2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Cadet All-American (GR)

160 – Willie Falvey (Woodland, SJ), 1998

  • CIF State Medalist (6th)
  • NAIA All-American (Menlo)

171 – Joe Hurtado (Valhalla, SD), 1998

  • CIF State Champion 
  • NAIA All-American (Embry-Riddle Univ.)

171 – Matt Bates (Lassen, N), 1998

CIF State Medalist (4th)

NJCAA All-American (Lassen CC)

189 – Cristobal Gonzalez (Ventura, S), 1998

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (3rd, 1st)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American

189 – David Schenk (Anderson, N), 1998

  • CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (5th, 1st, 2nd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Junior All-American (FS)

189 – Mike Bigrigg (Calvary Chapel, S), 1998

  • CIF State Medalist (3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Junior All-American (FS)

220 – Phil Alejandrino (Chino, S), 1998

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (6th, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • 2x Junior All-American (FS)

220 – Josh Saul (Calvary Chapel, S), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (8th, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

HWT – Hector Torres (Rosemead, S), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Champion | 3x Medalist (3rd, 1st, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

HWT – Freddie Aquitania (W.C. Wood, SJ), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (4th, 8th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

HWT – Billy Wilder (Anderson, N), 1998

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 3rd)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 

103 – David Lopez (Valhalla, SD), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (2nd, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet All-American (GR)

112 – Steven Trevino (Santa Fe, S), 1999

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American

112 – Randy Katz (Mission San Jose, NC), 1999

2x CIF State Medalist (8th, 4th)

NHSCA Senior HS All-American 

119 – Jose Leon (Santa Ana, S), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (7th, 3rd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American

125 – Kurt Lorenz (Oak Grove CC), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (3rd, 7th)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Cadet National Champion | 2x All-American (FS/GR)

130 – Ben Martinez (Tulare Union, CS), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet National Champion | 2x All-American (GR)
  • Junior National Champion | 3x All-American (FS/GR)

138 – Steve Vieira (Hughson, SJ), 1999

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American

135 – Ricky Palominio (Independence, CC), 1999

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (1st, 4th)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • 2x Cadet All-American (FS/GR)
  • Junior All-American (GR)

140 – Jimmy Medeiros (American, NC), 1999

  • CIF State Champion | 2x Medalist (2nd, 1st)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • 2x Junior All-American (GR)

140 – Brian Cobb (Bellarmine Prep, CC), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Medalist (3rd, 2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American


145 – Max Odom (Foothill-Bakersfield, CS), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS National Champion
  • 2x ASICS All-American (HM) | Third Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American (Academic Team)
  • Cadet National Champion | 2x All-American (FS)
  • Junior National Champion (FS)

152 – Brian Holt (Orland, N), 1999

  • CIF State Medalist (7th)
  • 2x NAIA All-American (Lindenwood)

152 – Eddie Lucatero (San Benito, CC), 1999

  • CIF State Medalist (5th)
  • NAIA All-American (Menlo)

160 – Ryan Kane (Temecula Valley, S), 1999

  • 2x CIF State Medalist 
  • ASICS All-American (HM)
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet All-American (GR)

160 – Shamar Pigg (Los Banos, SJ), 1999

  • CIF State Medalist (5th)
  • NAIA All-American (Dickinson State)

171 – Justin Bailey (Vacaville, SJ), 1999

  • CIF State Champion
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American

171 – Mauricio Wright (Folsom, SJ), 1999

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • 2x NCAA Division II National Champion | 4x All-American (San Francisco St.)

189 – Joshua Naus (Centennial, CS), 1999

  • CIF State Champion
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 
  • ASICS All-American Third Team 
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
  • Cadet All-American (GR)
  • Junior All-American (GR)

215 – Zeb Beatty (Lower Lake, NC), 1999

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • Nevada State Champion 
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American 


215 – Adam Wheeler (Lancaster, S), 1999 

  • 2008 Olympic Bronze Medalist (GR)
  • Did not qualify to CIF State

HWT – Ben Fox (Buchanan, CS), 1999

  • CIF State Medalist (2nd)
  • NHSCA Senior HS All-American
  • Amateur Wrestling News All-American 
  • Wrestling USA Magazine All-American
1996 NHSCA Champions – California produced a state record 5 Champs; Abas (James Logan, NC), Gomez (Independence, CC), Blanco (Canyon Springs, S), Tirapelle (Buchanan, CS), and Munoz (Vallejo, SJ).

Photo images: John Sachs (Tech-Fall), California wrestling archives, CSU Bakersfield athletics.


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