Now TDR has recently posted its detailed analysis of the most successful coaches at wrestling programs at two-year colleges that are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
The first National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) National Wrestling Championships were held in 1960. In the 60 years since, there have been 64 championship teams. (How's that possible? In four years, two teams tied for the title.)
Luke MoffittTDR's Fleming goes on to point out that three coaches are tied for second with six titles each: Rex Branum (his first two team titles were at Lincoln College, then onto Lassen College in California) ... Luke Moffitt of Iowa Central ... and Joe Renfro (first at Labette Community College in Kansas, then at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M).
That's just the beginning of Fleming's analysis of the most successful junior college wrestling programs ... and the coaches behind that success. Visit TakeDown Report to see the details yourself.
Questions? Comments? Contact TDR editor Martin Fleming directly at martinkfleming@gmail.com.
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