By Al Fontes, NWHOF Writer
California has long stood as one of the defining powers in collegiate wrestling, producing championship dynasties, iconic individuals, and generations of NCAA Division II All-Americans whose influence extended far beyond their division. From the dominant run of the 1960s and 1970s to modern-era perfection at the national level, the Golden State built a competitive tradition that consistently bridged Division II excellence with Division I relevance.
What makes California’s Division II history unique is not just its championships, but its role as a proving ground—where elite programs developed athletes capable of competing at the highest levels of NCAA wrestling. Across multiple decades, California did not merely participate in Division II wrestling; it helped define its competitive standard.
Cal Poly and the Foundation of a Dynasty
The modern foundation of California’s Division II dominance was established by the historic Cal Poly San Luis Obispo program under Hall of Fame coach Vaughn Hitchcock. From 1966 through 1974, the Mustangs built one of the most sustained championship runs in NCAA history, capturing eight national titles (1966, 1968–1974) and setting a benchmark for program excellence.
Powered by standout wrestlers such as Mike Remer, Tom Kline, Glenn Anderson, Larry Morgan, John Finch, Gary McBride, and Keith LeLand, Cal Poly combined technical precision with depth rarely matched at the time. Many of its champions not only succeeded at the Division II level but also earned NCAA Division I All-American honors, reinforcing the program’s legitimacy against the sport’s highest tier.
One of the most remarkable examples of this era was Cliff Hatch, a Division II champion who advanced to the NCAA Division I national finals—an achievement that underscored how closely California’s top Division II talent tracked with the national elite.
During this period, it was not uncommon for California Division II athletes to qualify for and place at Division I nationals, signaling that the West Coast had become a legitimate force in collegiate wrestling.
That dominance ultimately elevated Cal Poly into NCAA Division I competition following the 1974 season. Its legacy was further cemented in 1979, when Cal Poly delivered one of the most iconic upsets in program history by defeating top-ranked Iowa in a landmark dual meet.
CSU Bakersfield and the Era of Physical Dominance
As Cal Poly’s dynasty transitioned, California’s next great force emerged in the form of California State University, Bakersfield, under Hall of Fame coach Joe Seay.
From 1976 through 1987, the Roadrunners established themselves as one of the most dominant physical wrestling programs in the nation, capturing eight NCAA Division II national championships (1976, 1977, 1979–1983, 1987). Their success was defined not only by winning, but by an identity built on relentless pressure, conditioning, and depth.
CSU Bakersfield’s championship core included Joe Gonzales, John Azevedo, Adam Cuestas, Dan Cuestas, Darryl Pope, Pat Huyck, and Steve Markey, along with later standouts such as Jesse Reyes, Kevin Dugan, Tom Gongora, and Mike Bull. Collectively, they formed one of the most complete championship rosters in Division II history.
Several Roadrunners also earned NCAA Division I All-American honors, further reinforcing the program’s role as a national talent pipeline capable of competing beyond its division.
San Francisco State and the 1997 Championship Breakthrough
California’s next major resurgence arrived in 1997, when San Francisco State captured the NCAA Division II national championship under Hall of Fame coach Lars Jensen.
The Gators delivered one of the most efficient championship performances in Division II history, producing three individual national champions and six All-Americans. Damon Broadbent, Greg Jackson, and Lee Lofton each claimed national titles, anchoring a team that combined depth, balance, and peak performance at the right moment.
That championship marked the pinnacle of a long developmental arc for the program, which had steadily built competitiveness through multiple eras of NCAA Division II wrestling.
Beyond the title team, San Francisco State maintained a consistent tradition of producing All-Americans and national qualifiers, with athletes such as Rich Goodwin, Morris Johnson, Steve Hills, Francis Aquino, and brothers Donald and Ben Lockett contributing to its sustained national relevance.
Coach Jensen’s leadership earned NCAA Division II Coach of the Year honors, and the program continued to produce competitive athletes into subsequent decades, including Mauricio Wright, Terry Tuzzolino, Pacifico Garcia, Naveed Bagheri, and Johnny Lopez.
Out-of-State Impact: Elevating California’s Ceiling
While California developed strong homegrown talent, many of its most successful Division II teams were strengthened by elite out-of-state wrestlers who chose California programs and elevated them on the national stage.
At Cal Poly, CSU Bakersfield, and San Francisco State, out-of-state athletes frequently filled critical lineup positions, adding national experience, stylistic diversity, and depth. Their presence reflected California’s reputation not only as a talent producer, but as a destination for top-tier collegiate wrestlers from across the country.
These athletes were often central to championship runs, reinforcing a consistent theme in California Division II wrestling: success was built through both local development and national recruitment working in tandem.
Legacy Programs: Chico State, Sacramento State, UC Davis, and Long Beach State
Beyond championship dynasties, several California programs played a crucial role in expanding the state’s Division II footprint and developing All-American talent before transitioning or discontinuing wrestling.
Chico State produced a steady stream of NCAA Division II All-Americans who consistently competed at the national level, helping establish Northern California as a competitive wrestling region.
Cal State Sacramento similarly contributed to the state’s depth, producing nationally competitive individuals who strengthened California’s presence in Division II wrestling throughout their era.
UC Davis, before its elevation to NCAA Division I status, developed multiple Division II All-Americans and helped establish one of the most respected collegiate wrestling cultures in the state.
Long Beach State also contributed to California’s broader wrestling legacy during its transitional competitive era, helping shape Southern California’s collegiate wrestling identity before its full Division I emergence.
Although these programs no longer compete in Division II wrestling, their historical impact remains a foundational part of California’s overall wrestling legacy.
A Statewide Pipeline of Elite Talent
Across decades, California consistently produced one of the deepest talent pools in NCAA Division II wrestling. From the Central Valley to the Bay Area and Southern California, the state generated a continuous pipeline of All-Americans and national qualifiers.
Wrestlers such as Abner Romero, Daxton Gordon, Victor Carazo, Todd Wilcox, Mauricio Wright, Terry Tuzzolino, and Johnny Lopez reflected the breadth and consistency of California’s development system.
This sustained output established California not only as a championship state, but as one of the most reliable producers of nationally competitive collegiate wrestlers in the country.
Joey Davis and the Standard of Perfection
Yet within this long and distinguished history, one career stands alone.
Joey Davis of Notre Dame College achieved one of the rarest feats in all of collegiate athletics: a perfect 133–0 career record with four consecutive NCAA Division II national championships from 2013 to 2016.
Across four seasons, Davis never lost a match and never finished anywhere but first. His dominance spanned multiple weight classes, including 165, 174, and 184 pounds, demonstrating not only superiority but adaptability at the highest level.
Only a select few wrestlers in NCAA history have completed undefeated championship careers across all divisions. Davis stands alone as the only wrestler in NCAA Division II history to accomplish the feat, placing him in the most exclusive tier the sport has to offer.
His legacy is defined not simply by dominance, but by sustained perfection under the pressures of elite competition—season after season, opponent after opponent.
Each year ended the same way: Davis alone at the top of the podium.
Conclusion: A Legacy Without Equal
The history of NCAA Division II wrestling in California is ultimately a story of dynasties, evolution, and sustained excellence across generations.
Cal Poly Mustangs established the standard.
CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners expanded it.
San Francisco State Gators reinforced it.
Together, they built a competitive identity defined by depth, toughness, and national relevance.
But above all eras and programs stands one unmatched career—Joey Davis, 133–0, four-time national champion, and the only Division II wrestler to complete a flawless championship journey from start to finish.
His career does not simply belong to California wrestling history.
It defines its highest possible standard.
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS | ALL-AMERICANS [1963 – 2026]
INDIVIDUAL NCAA CHAMPIONS
141 – Johnny Lopez (San Francisco State/Poway HS, SD), 2025
174 – Abner Romero (Lindenwood University/Buchanan, CS), 2021
149 – Daxton Gordon (Cal Baptist/Brawley HS, SD) 2018
184 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S), 2016 (OW)
174 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S), 2015
174 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S), 2014
141 – Naveed Bagheri (San Francisco State/Los Gatos HS, CC), 2013
165 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S), 2013
174 – Victor Carazo (Grand Canyon/Grace Davis HS, SJ), 2012
133 – Todd Wilcox (Grand Canyon/Folsom HS, SJ), 2011
149 – Pacifico Garcia (San Francisco State/Clovis HS, CS), 2005
184 – Mauricio Wright (San Francisco State/Folsom HS, SJ), 2003
184 – Mauricio Wright (San Francisco State/Folsom HS, SJ), 2002
197 – Terry Tuzzolino (San Francisco State/Capistrano Valley HS, S), 2000
118 – Damon Broadbent (San Francisco State/Elsinore H.S., S), 1997
158 – Greg Jackson (San Francisco State/Santa Monica HS, S), 1997
190 – Lee Lofton (San Francisco State/American HS, NC), 1997
275 – Luke Parham (Humboldt State/Cajon HS, S), 1991
275 – Matt Blevin (San Francisco State/Mt. View HS, CC), 1990
158 – Tim Briggs (North Dakota/Granite Hills HS, SD), 1989
142 – Junior Saunders (Cal State Bakersfield/Torrance HS, S), 1987
177 – Darryl Pope (Cal State Bakersfield/Escalon HS, SJ), 1987
190 – Eric Mittlestead (Cal State Bakersfield/Branham HS, CC), 1987
158 – Pat Huyck (Cal State Bakersfield/Lompoc HS, CS), 1986
167 – Darryl Pope (Cal State Bakersfield/Escalon HS, SJ), 1986 (Div. I AA)
177 – Marvin Jones (Cal State Bakersfield/Santa Ana HS, S), 1986 (Div. I AA)
142 – Eric Lessley (Humboldt State/San Marin HS, NC), 1985
134 – Steve Markey (Cal State Bakersfield/Alameda HS, NC), 1984
142 – Jesse Reyes (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS), 1984 (Div. I AA)
285 – Morris Johnson (San Francisco State/Sacramento HS, SJ), 1984
118 – Adam Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ), 1983 (Div. I AA)
142 – Jesse Reyes (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS), 1983
118 – Adam Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ), 1982
126 – Dan Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ), 1982 (Div. I AA)
158 – Perry Shea (Cal State Bakersfield/Bellflower HS, S), 1982 (Div. I AA)
177 – Mark Loomis (Cal State Bakersfield/Bella Vista HS, SJ), 1982
118 – Adam Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ), 1981
126 – Dan Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ), 1981 (Div. I AA)
150 – Glenn Cooper (Cal State Bakersfield/San Juan HS, SJ), 1981
158 – Perry Shea (Cal State Bakersfield/Bellflower HS, S), 1981
118 – Joe Gonzales (Cal State Bakersfield/Montebello HS, S), 1980 (Div. I AA)
126 – John Azevedo (Cal State Bakersfield/Grace Davis HS, SJ), 1980 (Div. I AA)
118 – Joe Gonzales (Cal State Bakersfield/Montebello HS, S), 1979 (Div. I AA)
126 – John Azevedo (Cal State Bakersfield/Grace Davis HS, SJ), 1979 (Div. I AA)
142 – Tom Gongora (Cal State Bakersfield/Clovis HS, CS), 1979
118 – John Azevedo (Cal State Bakersfield/Grace Davis HS, SJ), 1978 (Div. I AA)
134 – Frank Gonzales (Nebraska-Omaha/Santa Ana CC), 1978
177 – Steve Draper (Cal State Bakersfield/Mission Viejo HS, S), 1978
134 – Franc Affentranger (Cal State Bakersfield/Shafter HS, CS), 1977 (Div. I AA)
167 – Flo Rocha (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS), 1977
150 – Dan Houtchens (Cal State Bakersfield/Hughson HS, SJ), 1976
190 – Mike Bull (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS), 1976
285 – Bill Van Worth (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS), 1976
126 – Alex Gonzales (San Francisco State/Hogan HS, SJ), 1975
167 – Lloyd Teasley (San Francisco State/Kennedy HS, NC), 1975
158 – Cliff Hatch (Cal Poly, SLO/Ygnacio Valley HS, NC), 1974 (Div. I AA)
190 – Keith LeLand (Cal Poly, SLO/Ukiah HS, NC), 1974
134 – Larry Morgan (Cal Poly, SLO/East Bakersfield HS, CS), 1973
150 – Glenn Anderson (Cal Poly, SLO/Fountain Valley HS, S), 1973
142 – Glenn Anderson (Cal Poly, SLO/Fountain Valley HS, S), 1972
118 – Gary McBride (Cal Poly, SLO/Ceres HS, SJ), 1971
285 – Tim Kopitar (Cal Poly, SLO/Pacific, NC), 1971
118 – Terry Hall (Cal Poly, SLO/San Bernardino CC), 1970
115 – Terry Hall (Cal Poly, SLO/San Bernardino CC), 1969 (Div. I AA)
167 – John Woods (Cal Poly, SLO/Redwood HS, CS), 1969 (Div. I AA)
177 – Ken Bos (Cal Poly, SLO/Artesia HS, S), 1969 (Div. I AA)
191 – Tom Kline (Cal Poly, SLO/Las Lomas HS, NC), 1969 (Div. I AA)
145 – Kent Wyatt (Cal Poly, SLO/Mira Costa HS, S), 1968 (Div. I AA)
152 – John Finch (Cal Poly, SLO/Acalanes HS, NC), 1968
167 – Mike Gallego (Fresno State/Pacific Grove HS, CC), 1968 (Div. I AA)
191 – Tom Kline (Cal Poly, SLO/Las Lomas HS, NC), 1968 (Div. I AA)
167 – Mike Gallego (Fresno State/Pacific Grove HS, CC), 1967 (Div. I AA)
115 – Mike Remer (Cal Poly, SLO/Castro Valley HS, NC), 1966 (Div. I AA)
145 – Dennis Downing (Cal Poly, SLO/Bell Gardens HS, S), 1966
115 – Steve Johansen (Fresno State/Madera HS, CS), 1965
177 – Phillip Sullivan (Cal Poly, SLO/Tulare Western HS, CS), 1965
NCAA DIVISION II ALL-AMERICANS BY YEAR
2026 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Zackary Parker (Glennville State/Fountain Valley HS, S): 5th Place
141 – Sean Solis (University of Mary/Fountain Valley HS, S): 4th Place
165 – Trenton Munoz (Nebraska-Kearney/Valencia HS, S): 2nd Place
174 – Kydyn Lima (San Francisco State/Milikan HS, S): 6th Place
2025 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Sean Solis (University of Mary/Fountain Valley HS, S): 3rd Place
141 – Johnny Lopez (San Francisco State/Poway HS, SD): NATIONAL CHAMPION
2023 ALL-AMERICANS (1)
174 – Abner Romero (St. Cloud State/Buchanan, CS): 2nd Place
2021 ALL-AMERICAN
174 – Abner Romero (Lindenwood University/Buchanan, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
2019 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Jordan Gurrola (San Francisco State/N. Torrance, S): 4th Place
184 – Justin Pichedwatana (San Francisco State/Mayfair, S): 7th Place
2018 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Dustin Kirk (King University/Elsinore HS, S): 8th Place
149 – Daxton Gordon (Cal Baptist/Brawley HS, SD): NATIONAL CHAMPION
149 – Navonte Demison (Adams State/Bakersfield HS, CS): 7th Place
165 – Christian Smith (Cal Baptist/Rim of the World HS, S): 2nd Place
174 – Nolan Kistler (Cal Baptist/ML King HS, S): 2nd Place
184 – Nicholas Fiegener (Cal Baptist/Folsom HS, SJ): 4th Place
2017 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Dustin Kirk (King University/Elsinore HS, S): 3rd Place
184 – Nicholas Fiegener (Cal Baptist/Folsom HS, SJ): 2nd Place
174 – Nolan Kistler (Cal Baptist/ML King HS, S): 4th Place
285 – Michael Lowman (Augustana University/Foothill HS, SJ): 4th Place
2016 ALL-AMERICANS
184 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (OW)
133 – Martin Ramirez (Adams State/Elk Grove HS, SJ): 8th Place
157 – Brady Bersano (Cal Baptist/Clovis HS, CS): 2nd Place
165 – Nolan Kistler (Cal Baptist/ML King HS, S): 7th Place
2015 ALL-AMERICANS
174 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
285 – Peter Anquiano (Western State/Franklin HS, SJ): 7th Place
2014 ALL-AMERICANS
125 – Bryden Lazaro (Cal Baptist/Bella Vista HS, SJ): 5th Place
133 – Isaiah Hurtado (San Francisco State/Sheldon HS, SJ): 8th Place
141 – Bradford Gerl (Cal Baptist/Calvary Chapel-Downey, S): 5th Place
174 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
174 – Patrick Martinez (Nebraska-Kearney/Temecula Valley HS, S): 3rd Place
2013 ALL-AMERICANS
141 – Naveed Bagheri (San Francisco State/Los Gatos HS, CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
141 – Ryan Fillingame (Adams State/Sultana HS, S): 2nd Place
165 – Joey Davis (Notre Dame College/Santa Fe HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
165 – Isaiah Jimenez (San Francisco State/Palma HS, CC): 5th Place
174 – Patrick Martinez (Nebraska-Kearney/Temecula Valley HS, S): 5th Place
2012 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Ryan Fillingame (Adams State/Sultana HS, S): 3rd Place
165 – Joey Wilson (Nebraska-Kearney/Half Moon Bay HS, CC): 4th Place
174 – Victor Carazo (Grand Canyon/Grace Davis HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
2011 ALL-AMERICANS
133 – Todd Wilcox (Grand Canyon/Folsom HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
141 – Naveed Bagheri (San Francisco State/Los Gatos HS, CC): 5th Place
141 – Jimmy Savala (Chardon State/Clovis HS, CS): 7th Place
157 – Teddy Bristol (Grand Canyon University/Temecula Valley HS, S): 5th Place
157 – Joshua Nolan (San Francisco State/Quincy HS, N): 8th Place
165 – Joey Wilson (Nebraska-Kearney/Half Moon Bay HS, CC): 4th Place
174 – Victor Carazo (Grand Canyon University/Grace Davis HS, SJ): 3rd Place
174 – Gene Choi (San Francisco State/North Torrance HS, S): 8th Place
2010 ALL-AMERICANS
165 – Victor Carazo (Grand Canyon/Grace Davis HS, SJ): 4th Place
285 – Steve Franklin (San Francisco State/Middleton HS, NC): 6th Place
2009 ALL-AMERICANS
125 – Curtis Schurkamp (San Francisco State/Escalon HS, SJ): 7th Place
133 – Naveed Bagheri (San Francisco State/Los Gatos HS, CC): 5th Place
141 – Ben Lockett (San Francisco State/George Washington HS, SF): 6th Place
285 – Steve Franklin (San Francisco State/Middleton HS, NC): 6th Place
2008 ALL-AMERICAN
125 – Curtis Schurkamp (San Francisco State/Escalon HS, SJ): 3rd Place
2005 ALL-AMERICANS
141 – Donald Lockett (San Francisco State/Lowell HS, SF): 3rd Place
149 – Pacifico Garcia (San Francisco State/Clovis HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
2004 ALL-AMERICAN
133 – Donald Lockett (San Francisco State/Lowell HS, SF): 2nd Place
2003 ALL-AMERICANS
141 – Pacifico Garcia (San Francisco State/Clovis HS, CS): 7th Place
149 – Luke Santos (San Francisco State/North Torrance HS, S): 5th Place
184 – Mauricio Wright (San Francisco State/Folsom HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
197 – Drew Dunbar (San Francisco State/Miramonte HS, NC): 6th Place
2002 ALL-AMERICANS
149 – Ricky Garcia (San Francisco State/Santa Fe HS, S): 5th Place
184 – Mauricio Wright (San Francisco State/Folsom HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
197 – Drew Dunbar (San Francisco State/Miramonte HS, NC): 8th Place
2001 ALL-AMERICANS
174 – Mauricio Wright (San Francisco State/Folsom HS, SJ): 3rd Place
2000 ALL-AMERICANS
174 – Mauricio Wright (San Francisco State/Folsom HS, SJ): 7th Place
197 – Terry Tuzzolino (San Francisco St./Capistrano Valley HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1999 ALL-AMERICAN
125 – Max Schurkamp (San Francisco State/Escalon HS, SJ): 4th Place
1998 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Damon Broadbent (San Francisco State/Elsinore HS, S): 2nd Place
158 – Greg Jackson (San Francisco State/Santa Monica HS, S): 3rd Place
1997 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Damon Broadbent (San Francisco State/Elsinore H.S., S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
118 – Erin Razo (University of North Dakota/Trinity HS, N): 4th Place
134 – Francis Aquino (San Francisco State/Vintage HS, SJ): 2nd Place
142 – Steve Hilas (San Francisco State/Vacaville HS, SJ): 4th Place
158 – Greg Jackson (San Francisco State/Santa Monica HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
167 – Paul Healy (San Francisco State/Downey HS, S): 5th Place
190 – Lee Lofton (San Francisco State/American HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1996 ALL-AMERICANS
126 – Carlos Sumulong (San Francisco State/Northgate HS, NC): 5th Place
134 – Richard Guiterrez (San Francisco State/Overfelt HS, CC): 4th Place
142 – Steve Hilas (San Francisco State/Vacaville HS, SJ): 3rd Place
190 – Lee Lofton (San Francisco State/American HS, NC): 6th Place
1995 ALL-AMERICANS
134 – Francis Aquino (San Francisco State/Vintage HS, SJ): 4th Place
158 – John Guiffre (San Francisco State/Tokay HS, SJ): 6th Place
167 – Polo Ornellas (San Francisco State/Alhambra HS, S): 5th Place
1994 ALL-AMERICAN
134 – Francis Aquino (San Francisco State/Vintage HS, SJ): 5th Place
1993 ALL-AMERICAN
126 – Francis Aquino (San Francisco State/Vintage HS, SJ): 8th Place
1992 ALL-AMERICANS
134 – Matt Ming (UC Davis/Elk Grove HS, SJ): 7th Place
142 – Tim Cano (UC Davis/Santa Teresa HS, CC): 6th Place
150 – Dwight Weevie (UC Davis/Vista HS, SD): 8th Place
158 – Eustacio Torres (San Francisco State/Alhambra HS, NC): 4th Place
1991 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Brett Southwick (Chico State/Paradise HS, N): 4th Place
126 – Casey Hankin (Chico State/San Marcos HS, SD): 6th Place
134 – Don Garriott (Chico State/West Torrance HS, S): 5th Place,
150 – Blu Taylor (UC Davis/El Camino HS, SJ): 7th Place
158 – Scott Horrillo (Chico State/Roseville HS, SJ): 8th Place
190 – Tony Darone (Chico State/Liberty HS, NC): 4th Place
275 – Luke Parham (Humboldt State/Cajon HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
275 – Matt Blevin (San Francisco State/Mt. View HS, CC): 3rd Place
1990 ALL-AMERICANS
126 – Rick Goodwin (San Francisco State/Oceana HS, CC): 5th Place
142 – Marty Kouyoumtjian (Chico State/Rosemead HS, S): 6th Place
158 – Tim Briggs (North Dakota/Granite Hills HS, SD): 3rd Place
275 – Matt Blevin (San Francisco State/Mt. View HS, CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1989 ALL-AMERICANS
150 – Tim Monahan (Humboldt State): 3rd Place
158 – Tim Briggs (North Dakota/Granite Hills HS, SD): NATIONAL CHAMPION
177 – Don Zeman (UC Davis): 5th Place
190 – Raybon Johnson (Chico State/Milpitas HS, CC): 5th Place
1988 ALL-AMERICANS
126 – Tony Ramirez (Chico State/Arvin HS, CS): 5th Place
134 – Walter Ulrich (Chico State/Corning HS, N): 4th Place
177 – Don Zeman (UC Davis): 8th Place
275 – Tim Lajcik (UC Davis/Thousand Oaks HS, S): 5th Place
1987 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Tony Ramirez (Chico State/Arvin HS, CS): 7th Place
118 – Rick Goodwin (San Francisco State/Oceana HS, CC): 8th Place
126 – Mike Dallas (Cal State Bakersfield/Foothill HS, CS): 2nd Place
126 – Cliff Lentz (San Francisco State/El Camino HS, CC): 3rd Place
134 – Walter Ulrich (Chico State/Corning HS, N): 8th Place
142 – Junior Saunders (Cal State Bakersfield/Torrance HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
150 – Carlos Levexier (San Francisco State/Balboa HS, SF): 2nd Place,
158 – Craig Settles (San Francisco State/Tokay HS, SJ): 8th Place
167 – Robert Watkins (Humboldt State/Mission San Jose HS, NC): 4th Place
177 – Darryl Pope (Cal State Bakersfield/Escalon HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
177 – Phil Scott (Chico State/Fairfield HS, SJ): 8th Place
190 – Eric Mittlestead (Cal State Bakersfield/Branham HS, CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
275 – Mike Monroe (Cal State Bakersfield/Woodland HS, SJ): 3rd Place
275 – Tim Lajcik (UC Davis/Thousand Oaks HS, S): 8th Place
1986 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Brett McNamar (Chico State/Clayton Valley HS, NC): 4th Place
118 – Rick Goodwin (San Francisco State/Oceana HS, CC): 8th Place
134 – Richard Ellingsen (San Francisco State/Capuchino HS, CC): 5th Place
134 – Tony Trabucco (Chico State/Torrance HS, S): 7th Place
142 – Bill Newton (Cal State Bakersfield/North Salinas HS, CC): 8th Place
150 – Matt Olejnik (Cal State Bakersfield/Cupertino HS, CC): 4th Place
158 – Pat Huyck (Cal State Bakersfield/Lompoc HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
167 – Darryl Pope (Cal State Bakersfield/Escalon HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
177 – Marvin Jones (CSU Bakersfield/Santa Ana HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
190 – Tim Gleeson (San Francisco State/El Camino HS, CC): 4th Place
285 – Alex Koehler (San Francisco State/McAteer HS, SF): 6th Place
1985 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Bret McNamar (Chico State/Clayton Valley HS, NC): 4th Place
134 – Steve Meckel (Humboldt State/Coeur d’Alene HS, Idaho): 4th Place
134 – Richard Elingsen (San Francisco State/Capuchino HS, CC): 7th Place
142 – Eric Lessley (Humboldt State/San Marin HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
150 – Chuck Justice (Cal State Bakersfield/San Ramon Valley HS, NC): 5th Place
150 – Todd Goerts (UC Davis): 8th Place
167 – Howard Lawson (Cal State Bakersfield/El Dorado HS, S): 2nd Place
167 – Andrew Steffen (San Francisco State/So. San Francisco HS, CC): 3rd Place
285 – Rod Prnjak (Humboldt State/Watsonville HS, CC): 4th Place
285 – Mike Monroe (Cal State Bakersfield/Woodland HS, SJ): 7th Place
1984 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Jose Martinez (UC Davis): 4th Place
126 – John Loomis (Cal State Bakersfield/Bella Vista HS, SJ): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
126 – George Acosta (Chico State/Lawndale HS, S): 8th Place
134 – Steve Markey (Cal State Bakersfield/Alameda HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
142 – Jesse Reyes (CSU Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
142 – Eric Lessley (Humboldt State/San Marin HS, NC): 6th Place
150 – Terry Osborne (Cal State Bakersfield/South Hills HS, S): 6th Place
158 – Brad Dodds (Humboldt State): 4th Place
167 – Dale Delaney (Humboldt State): 6th Place
190 – Russ Jones (Cal State Sacramento/Roseville HS, SJ): 5th Place
285 – Morris Johnson (San Francisco State/Sacramento HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1983 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Adam Cuestas (CSU Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
118 – Jose Martinez (UC Davis): 4th Place
126 – John Loomis (Cal State Bakersfield/Bella Vista HS, SJ): 3rd Place
134 – Mario Decaro (San Francisco State/Terra Nova HS, CC): 8th Place
142 – Jesse Reyes (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
158 – Craig Noble (Cal State Bakersfield/ Arizona Western CC): 4th Place
177 – Mark Loomis (Cal State Bakersfield/Bella Vista HS, SJ): 3rd Place
190 – Mike Blaske (Cal State Bakersfield/Bismark HS, North Dakota): 2nd Place
190 – Russ Jones (Cal State Sacramento/Roseville HS, SJ): 6th Place,
285 – Morris Johnson (San Francisco State/Sacramento HS, SJ): 2nd Place
285 – Roger Herrera (Cal State Bakersfield/Fremont-Sunnyvale, CC): 4th Place
1982 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Adam Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
118 – Alfred Gonzales (Cal State Sacramento/Highland HS, CS): 8th Place
126 – Dan Cuestas (CSU Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
126 – Adrian Levexier (San Francisco State/Balboa HS, SF): 7th Place
134 – Charley Cheney (Cal State Bakersfield/Lompoc HS, S): 2nd Place
134 – Mario Decaro (San Francisco State/Terra Nova HS, CC): 8th Place
142 – Steve Nickell (Cal State Bakersfield/East Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
142 – Don Williams (Chico State/Mesa Verde HS, SJ): 6th Place
150 – Robert Kuintzle (Chico State/Ukiah HS, NC): 6th Place
150 – William Weiskopf (UC Davis/El Dorado HS, S): 8th Place
158 – Perry Shea (Cal State Bakersfield/Bellflower HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
158 – Kevin Newsome (San Francisco State/Vacaville HS, SJ): 2nd Place
167 – Eric Gritz (UC Davis/El Capitan HS, SD): 2nd Place
167 – Scott Tueuscher (Cal State Bakersfield/Woodland HS, SJ): 6th Place
177 – Mark Loomis (Cal State Bakersfield/Bella Vista HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
190 – Garen McDonald (Cal State Bakersfield/Livermore HS, NC): 5th Place
190 – Steven Bailey (Humboldt State): 7th Place
285 – Roger Herrera (Cal State Bakersfield/Fremont-Oakland, O): 4th Place
285 – Bill Kropoq (Chico State): 6th Place
1981 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Adam Cuestas (Cal State Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
118 – Alfred Gonzalez (Cal State Sacramento/Highland HS, CS): 7th Place
126 – Dan Cuestas (CSU Bakersfield/Merced HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
126 – Marty Nellis (Humboldt State/Poway HS, SD): 2nd Place
126 – Antonio Lopez (Cal State Sacramento/Ukiah HS, NC): 8th Place
134 – Kevin Smith (UC Davis): 5th Place
142 – John Monolakis (San Francisco State/Hillsdale HS, CC): 5th Place
142 – Don Williams (Chico State/Mesa Verde HS, SJ): 6th Place
142 – Steve Nickell (Cal State Bakersfield/East Bakersfield HS, CS): 7th Place
150 – Glenn Cooper (Cal State Bakersfield/San Juan HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
150 – Robert Kuintzle (Chico State/Ukiah HS, NC): 7th Place
158 – Perry Shea (Cal State Bakersfield/Bellflower HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
158 – Adrian Smedley (Humboldt State/Elk Grove HS, SJ): 3rd Place
158 – Bob McLaughlin (Chico State/Alameda HS, NC): 7th Place
167 – Eric Gritz (UC Davis/El Capitan HS, SD): 4th Place, 1981
167 – Richard Sykes (Humboldt State/Hogan HS, SJ): 2nd Place, 1981
177 – Mark Loomis (Cal State Bakersfield/Bella Vista HS, SJ): 3rd Place, 1981
190 – Mark Hall (Cal State Bakersfield/Lompoc HS, S): 3rd Place, 1981
285 – Craig Schoene (Cal State Bakersfield/Crestmoor HS, CC): 3rd Place, 1981
285 – Larry Lee (Cal State Sacramento): 8th Place, 1981
1980 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Joe Gonzales (CSU Bakersfield/Montebello HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
118 – Eddie Franco (Cal State Sacramento/East Union HS, SJ): 4th Place
126 – John Azevedo (CSU Bakersfield/Grace Davis HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMP (Div. I AA)
126 – Brad Morton (Chico State/Mira Costa HS, S): 4th Place
134 – Jesse Reyes (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS): 4th Place
142 – John Monolakis (San Francisco State/Hillsdale HS, CC): 4th Place
142 – Lee Noble (Cal State Bakersfield/Del Valle HS, NC): 5th Place
150 – Marty Maciel (Cal State Bakersfield/Paramount HS, S): 3rd Place
158 – Kevin Dugan (Cal State Bakersfield/Dublin HS, NC): 2nd Place
158 – Kevin Newsome (San Francisco State/Vacaville HS, SJ): 4th Place
167 – Mark Hall (Cal State Bakersfield/Lompoc HS, S): 5th Place
1979 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Joe Gonzales (CSU Bakersfield/Montebello HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
126 – John Azevedo (CSU Bakersfield/Grace Davis HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMP (Div. I AA)
126 – Fred Jenkins (UC Davis): 7th Place
134 – Joe Lopez (Cal State Bakersfield/Shafter HS, CS): 6th Place
134 – Don Stinewalt (Cal State Sacramento): 8th Place
142 – Tom Gongora (Cal State Bakersfield/Clovis HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
150 – Marty Maciel (Cal State Bakersfield/Paramount HS, S): 4th Place
158 – Kevin Dugan (Cal State Bakersfield, Dublin HS, NC): 3rd Place
158 – Andy Wilson (Cal State Sacramento/Cordova HS, SJ): 7th Place
177 – Steve Draper (Cal State Bakersfield/Mission Viejo HS, S): 4th Place
1978 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – John Azevedo (CSU Bakersfield/Grace Davis HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMP (Div. I AA)
126 – Jene Burris (Chico State/Mira Loma HS, SJ): 2nd Place
134 – Frank Gonzales (Nebraska-Omaha/Santa Ana CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
134 – Franc Affentranger (Cal State Bakersfield/Shafter HS, CS): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
142 – Rod Balch (Cal State Bakersfield/Clovis HS, CS): 5th Place
150 – Tom Gongora (Cal State Bakersfield/Clovis HS, CS): 4th Place
150 – Andy Wilson (Cal State Sacramento/Cordova HS, SJ): 6th Place
158 – Dean Reichenberg (Cal State Sacramento/Elk Grove HS, SJ): 4th Place
158 – Steve Cook (San Francisco State/Crestmoor HS, CC): 5th Place
177 – Steve Draper (Cal State Bakersfield/Mission Viejo HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
190 – Mike Johnson (Cal State Bakersfield/Santa Maria HS, S): 4th Place
1977 ALL-AMERICANS
134 – Franc Affentranger (CSU Bakersfield/Shafter HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMP (Div. I AA)
134 – Dave Nelson (San Francisco State/Vacaville HS, SJ): 5th Place
142 – Ray Yocum (Cal State Bakersfield/Antelope HS, SJ): 3rd Place
150 – Rod Balch (Cal State Bakersfield/Clovis HS, CS): 2nd Place
158 – Bob Rinehart (Chico State/Royal HS, S): 3rd Place
167 – Flo Rocha (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
177 – Mike Anderson (Cal State Bakersfield/Foothill HS, CS): 2nd Place
190 – Mike Bull (Cal State Bakersfield/South Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
1976 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Rich Molina (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): 3rd Place
118 – Jene Burris (Chico State/Mira Loma HS, SJ): 4th Place
126 – Alex Gonzales (San Francisco State/Hogan HS, SJ): 2nd Place
150 – Dan Houtchens (Cal State Bakersfield/Hughson HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
158 – Bob Rinehart (Chico State/Royal HS, S): 6th Place
167 – Flo Rocha (Cal State Bakersfield/Bakersfield HS, CS): 3rd Place
190 – Mike Bull (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
285 – Bill Van Worth (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1975 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Rich Molina (Cal State Bakersfield/South Bakersfield HS, CS): 3rd Place
126 – Alex Gonzales (San Francisco State/Hogan HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
150 – Dan Houtchens (Cal State Bakersfield/Hughson HS, SJ): 6th Place
158 – Bill Kalivas (Cal State Bakersfield/Beverly Hills HS, S): 5th Place
167 – Lloyd Teasley (San Francisco State/Kennedy HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
190 – Mike Bull (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): 4th Place
285 – Glenn Miolini (San Francisco State/Washington HS, SF): 4th Place
1974 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Rich Molina (Cal State Bakersfield/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): 4th Place
118 – Guy Greene (Cal Poly, SLO/Los Gatos HS, CC): 5th Place
126 – Leon Iannarelli (Cal Poly, SLO/Fairfield HS, SJ): 4th Place
134 – Grant Arnold (Cal Poly, SLO/Grace Davis HS, SJ): 2nd Place
134 – Percy Martinez (San Francisco State/Ceres HS, SJ): 4th Place
134 – Ed Maze (Cal State Bakersfield): 6th Place
142 – Ruben Ramos (Chico State): 4th Place
142 – Steve Gardner (Cal Poly, SLO/Chaffey HS, S): 5th Place
150 – Rodger Warner (Cal Poly, SLO/Campolindo HS, NC): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
150 – Steve Tirapelle (Humboldt State/Ponderosa HS, SJ): 5th Place
158 – Cliff Hatch (Cal Poly, SLO/Ygnacio Valley HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
167 – Bruce Lynn (Cal Poly, SLO/Los Gatos HS, CC): 2nd Place
167 – Lloyd Teasley (San Francisco State/Kennedy HS, NC): 3rd Place
167 – Bill Kalivas (Cal State Bakersfield/Beverly Hills HS, S): 5th Place
177 – Sythell Thompson (Cal Poly, SLO/Selma HS, CS): 3rd Place
190 – Doug Hilliard (Cal State Fullerton/Corona Del Mar HS, S): 6th Place
190 – Keith LeLand (Cal Poly, SLO/Ukiah HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
285 – Bill Van Worth (Humboldt State/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
1973 ALL-AMERICANS
126 – Harold Wiley (Cal State Fullerton/Eisenhower HS, S): 2nd Place
134 – Larry Morgan (Cal Poly, SLO/East Bakersfield HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
150 – Glenn Anderson (Cal Poly, SLO/Fountain Valley HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
158 – Allyn Cooke (Cal Poly, SLO/Tulare Union HS, CS): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
167 – Doug Stone (Humboldt State/West Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
167 – Bert Dalton (Northern Colorado/Tennyson HS, NC): 3rd Place
177 – Gary West (Cal Poly, SLO): 4th Place
177 – Lloyd Teasley (San Francisco State/Kennedy HS, NC): 6th Place
190 – Keith Leland (Cal Poly, SLO/Ukiah HS, NC): 2nd Place
285 – Frank Barnhart (Cal Poly, SLO/Vista HS, SD): 3rd Place
1972 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Ray Hernandez (San Francisco State/Corcoran HS, CS): 2nd Place
118 – Gary McBride (Cal Poly, SLO/Ceres HS, SJ): 4th Place
126 – John Wassum (Cal Poly, SLO/Hughson HS, SJ): 4th Place
134 – Larry Morgan (Cal Poly, SLO/East Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
142 – Glenn Anderson (Cal Poly, SLO/Fountain Valley HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
142 – Bob Manley (CS Fullerton): 6th Place
158 – Allyn Cooke (Cal Poly, SLO/Tulare Union HS, CS): 3rd Place
167 – Doug Stone (Humboldt State/West-Bakersfield HS, CS): 3rd Place
177 – Mike O’Brien (UC Davis/Grace Davis HS, SJ): 4th Place
190 – Keith LeLand (Cal Poly, SLO/Ukiah HS, NC): 4th Place
1971 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Gary McBride (Cal Poly, SLO/Ceres HS, SJ): NATIONAL CHAMPION
126 – Glenn Anderson (Cal Poly, SLO/Fountain Valley HS, S): 3rd Place
134 – Larry Morgan (Cal Poly, SLO/East Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
134 – John Norris (Chico State/Mira Costa HS, S): 5th Place
142 – Leandro Torres (Cal Poly, SLO/Roosevelt-Fresno HS, CS): 3rd Place (Div. I AA)
150 – Allyn Cooke (Cal Poly, SLO/Tulare Union HS, CS): 5th Place
158 – John Finch (Cal Poly, SLO/Acalanes HS, NC): 3rd Place (Div. I AA)
158 – Pat Miller (Humboldt State): 5th Place
177 – Pat Farner (Cal Poly, SLO/Vista HS, SD): 2nd Place
190 – Gary Maiolfi (Cal Poly, SLO/Dominguez HS, S): 2nd Place
190 – Dennis Scott (Chico State): 3rd Place
285 – Tim Kopitar (Cal Poly, SLO/Pacific, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1970 ALL-AMERICANS
118 – Terry Hall (Cal Poly, SLO/San Bernardino CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
126 – Glenn Anderson (Cal Poly, SLO/Fountain Valley HS, S): 3rd Place
134 – John Norris (Chico State/Mira Costa HS, S): 3rd Place
150 – Leandro Torres (Cal Poly, SLO/Roosevelt HS, CS): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
158 – John Finch (Cal Poly, SLO/Acalanes HS, NC): 2nd Place (Div. I AA)
177 – Rich Simmons (Cal Poly, SLO/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
190 – Evan Weier (Chico State): 6th Place
1969 ALL-AMERICANS
115 – Terry Hall (Cal Poly, SLO/San Bernardino CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
115 – John Anderson (San Francisco State/Oakland Tech, O): 6th Place
123 – Art Chavez (San Francisco State/So. Bakersfield HS, CS): 5th Place
130 – Jesse Flores (Cal Poly, SLO/East-Bakersfield HS, CS): 5th Place
145 – John Fern (Humboldt State/Arroyo HS, NC): 2nd Place
145 – Steve Johnson (Cal Poly, SLO/Bellflower HS, S): 3rd Place
152 – John Finch (Cal Poly, SLO/Acalanes HS, NC): 2nd Place
160 – Richard Arnold (Cal Poly, SLO/Los Lomas HS, NC): 2nd Place
167 – John Woods (Cal Poly, SLO/Redwood HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
177 – Ken Bos (Cal Poly, SLO/Artesia HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
177 – Kemper Chafin (UC Davis): 2nd Place
191 – Tom Kline (Cal Poly, SLO/Las Lomas HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
191 – Bob Buehler (San Francisco State/James Logan HS, NC): 3rd Place (Div. I AA)
285 – Dennis Petracek (Cal Poly, SLO): 3rd Place
1968 ALL-AMERICANS
123 – Sam King (Cal Poly, SLO/Madera HS, CS): 3rd Place
137 – John Geyer (Long Beach State/Corona Del Mar HS, S): 4th Place
145 – Kent Wyatt (Cal Poly, SLO/Mira Costa HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
152 – John Finch (Cal Poly, SLO/Acalanes HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION
160 – Ashlee Sherman (San Francisco State/McClymonds HS, O): 6th Place
167 – Mike Gallego (Fresno State/Pacific Grove HS, CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
160 – John Woods (Cal Poly, SLO/Redwood HS, CS): 2nd Place
177 – Ken Bos (Cal Poly, SLO/Artesia HS, S): 3rd Place
191 – Tom Kline (Cal Poly, SLO/Las Lomas HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
1967 ALL-AMERICANS
115 – John Garcia (Cal Poly, SLO/Hayward HS, NC): 2nd Place
145 – Kent Wyatt (Cal Poly, SLO/Mira Costa HS, S): 6th Place
152 – John Miller (Cal Poly, SLO/North Bakersfield HS, CS): 5th Place
167 – Mike Gallego (Fresno State/Pacific Grove HS, CC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
191 – Tom Kline (Cal Poly, SLO/Las Lomas HS, NC): 3rd Place
285 – Storm Goranson (San Francisco State/Terra Nova HS, NC): 5th Place
1966 ALL-AMERICANS
115 – Mike Remer (Cal Poly, SLO/Castro Valley HS, NC): NATIONAL CHAMPION (Div. I AA)
115 – Steve Johansen (Fresno State/Madera HS, CS): 2nd Place
130 – Lennis Cowell (Cal Poly, SLO/Pleasant Hill HS, NC): 4th Place
145 – Dennis Downing (Cal Poly, SLO/Bell Gardens HS, S): NATIONAL CHAMPION
152 – John Miller (Cal Poly, SLO/North Bakersfield HS, CS): 2nd Place
152 – Mike Gallego (Fresno State/Pacific Grove HS, CC): 6th Place
191 – Grover Ford (UC Davis): 3rd Place
285 – Richard Birbeck (Fresno State): 3rd Place
1965 ALL-AMERICANS
115 – Steve Johansen (Fresno State/Madera HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
115 – Mike Remer (Cal Poly, SLO/Castro Valley HS, NC): 4th Place
123 – John Garcia (Cal Poly, SLO/Hayward HS, NC): 3rd Place
130 – Lennis Cowell (Cal Poly, SLO/Pleasant Hill HS, NC): 3rd Place
147 – Jim Teem (Cal Poly, SLO/Lodi HS, SJ): 2nd Place
167 – Sam Cereceres (Cal Poly, SLO/San Clemente HS, S): 2nd Place
177 – Phillip Sullivan (Cal Poly, SLO/Tulare Western HS, CS): NATIONAL CHAMPION
1964 ALL-AMERICANS
123 – Roy Stuckey (Fresno State/Madera HS, CS): 3rd Place
130 – Jim Teem (Cal Poly, SLO/Lodi HS, SJ): 4th Place
191 – Bill Fife (Cal Poly, SLO): 2nd Place
1963 ALL-AMERICAN
115 – Dale Deffner (Long Beach State/Morningside HS, S): 4th Place
OUT OF STATE WRESTERS EARNING ALL-AMERICAN HONORS (CALIF. COLLEGES)
197 – Jacob Waste (Cal Baptist/Apple Valley HS, MN): NATIONAL CHAMPION, 2017
285 – Joseph Fagiano (Cal Baptist/St. Patricks HS, IL): NATIONAL CHAMPION, 2016
184 – Jacob Waste (Cal Baptist/Apple Valley HS, MN): 3rd Place, 2016
184 – Jacob Waste (Cal Baptist/Apple Valley HS, MN): 5th Place, 2015
285 – Jacob Mitchell (Cal Baptist/Jefferson HS, Oregon): 2nd Place, 2014
125 – Joey Bareng (San Francisco State/Moanalua HS, HI): 5th Place, 2004
118 – Travis Phippen (San Francisco State/Bishop Miege HS, KS): 5th Place, 1996
177 – Keith Spataro (San Francisco State/Seminole HS, FL): 8th Place, 1993
177 – Keith Spataro (San Francisco State/Seminole HS, FL): 8th Place, 1992
150 – Dean Henderson (Humboldt State/North Kitsap HS, WA): 8th Place, 1991
126 – David Rowan (Chico State/Holy Cross HS, LA): 3rd Place, 1990
126 – David Rowan (Chico State/Holy Cross HS, LA): 4th Place, 1989
126 – Alan Paradise (Cal State Bakersfield/Iowa City HS, IA): 8th Place, 1986
118 – Eddie Woodburn (Cal State Bakersfield/La Grande HS, OR): 5th Place, 1985
126 – Reza Abedi (Cal State Bakersfield/Iran): 5th Place, 1985
158 – Ardeshir Asgari (Cal State Bakersfield/Iran): 7th Place, 1985
134 – Dave Navarre (Humboldt State/Kenai HS, AK): 5th Place, 1984
285 – Mike Blaske (Cal State Bakersfield/Ossesa HS, MN): 2nd Place, 1984
177 – Bob Button (Cal State Bakersfield/Newark HS, NY): 5th Place, 1984
134 – Dave Navarre (Humboldt State/Kenai HS, Ak): 5th Place, 1983
150 – Craig Noble (Cal State Bakersfield/Arizona Western CC): 2nd Place, 1982
177 – Bill Leveille (Cal State Sacramento/Reed HS, NV): 4th Place, 1982
285 – Chris Weeres (Cal State Bakersfield/Cold Springs HS, MN): 7th Place, 1979
158 – Jerry Esses (San Francisco State/Montesano HS, WA 4th Place, 1977
285 – Doug Dressler (Chico State/Las Vegas HS, NV): 4th Place, 1970
157 – Jim Burke (San Francisco State/Boulder HS, CO): NATIONAL CHAMPION, 1965
Feature photo: 4x NCAA Champion, Joey Davis (Notre Dame College Athletics).
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