MMI Wrestling Membership: NCWA
Years in association: 5
Number of NCWA All-Americans: 16
Number of NCWA Individual National Champions: 2
HAZEWINKEL BROTHERS LEAD MMI WRESTLING PROGRAM IN NCWA
After building a nationally ranked wrestling program at Pensacola Christian College, two-Time Olympic Wrestlers Jim and Dave Hazewinkel have come to Marion to build the MMI wrestling program to that same national prominence. Their record of 11 winning seasons, 5 conference titles, 6 national championships, 9 individual NCWA National Champions, and an impressive 45 NCWA All-Americans has already helped boost Marion's program.
Some of JIM HAZEWINKEL accomplishments include:
- Member of 1968 and 1972 U.S. Olympic Teams
- Member of 5 U.S. World Teams: 1966,67,69,70,71
- Member of 7 Consecutive World and Olympic Teams
- 4-time NAIA National Champion
- 6-time National Greco-Roman Champion
- Named “Outstanding Wrestler” of the Nation – 3 times
- Top 10 in the World (3 times)
- 6-time NMasters National Champion - Folkstyle, Freestyle, Greco-Roman and Sombo
- All Army and Inter-Service Wrestling Champion
- Asst. Coach at West Point Military Academy
- Asst. Coach for U.S. Greco Roman World Team to Poland - 1974
- Inducted into NAIA Wrestling Hall of Fame – 1975 Inducted into NCWA National Wrestling Hall of Fame (Founders Club) - 2007
- Inducted into St. Cloud State University Athletic Hall of Fame – 1984
- Inducted into Minnesota State Wrestling Hall of Fame – 1997
- Inducted into St. Cloud State University “Wrestling Team” Hall of Fame – 2004
- Inducted into National Wrestling Hall of Fame for “Lifetime Service to Wrestling” – 2005
Some of DAVE HAZEWINKEL accomplishments include:
- Member of 1968 and 1972 U.S. Olympic Teams
- Member of 4 U.S. World Teams: 1967,69,70,71
- Member of 6 Consecutive World and Olympic Teams
- Won Bronze Medal in 1969
- Won Silver Medal in 1970
- First American to win a Silver medal
- First American to win 2 World Medals in Greco-Roman
- First American to win 2 consecutive World Medals in Greco Roman Wrestling
- First American to ever place higher than a Russian in G.R. World Wrestling - 1970
- 8-time Senior National Champion - Greco Roman
- 2-time Senior National Champion - Sombro
- 8-time Masters National Champion - Freestyle, Greco, and Sombo
- Voted Outstanding Wrestler in the Nation - 1971 National Tournament
- All Army and Inter-Service Wrestling Champion
- Asst. Wrestling Coach at U.S. Military Academy
- High School State Champion - 1962
- Carried Olympic Torch in 1996 - Atlanta Olympics
- Inducted into NAIA Wrestling Hall of Fame - 1977
- Inducted into St. Cloud State University Athletic Hall of Fame – 1984
- Inducted into Minnesota State Wrestling Hall of Fame - 1997
- Inducted into St. Cloud State Univeristy "Wrestling Team" Hall of Fame - 2004
- Inducted into the NCWA National Wrestling Hall of Fame (Founders Club) - 2007
Some of Jim and Dave Hazewinkel's accomplishments include:
- Jim and Dave are the first brothers, and the first Twin brothers to be on a Greco Roman World Wrestling Team at the same time.
- Jim and Dave are the first brothers, and the first Twin brothers to be on a Greco Roman Olympic Wrestling Team at the same time.
- Jim and Dave hold the longest streak record for brothers, and for Twin brothers for being on 6 consecutive World and Olympic Teams at the same time in Greco Roman Wrestling from 1967-1972.
- Jim and Dave are the first brothers, and the first Twin brothers to be voted Outstanding Wrestlers in a National Tournament at the same time in Greco Roman Wrestling - 1971.
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Name |
Weight Class |
Class |
Hometown |
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Adam Beavers |
125 |
Freshman |
Adger, AL |
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Cee-Jay Hamilton |
125 |
Sophomore |
Spartanburg, SC |
|
Benjamin Canning |
133 |
Freshman |
Williamsburg, VA |
|
Ronnie Sliwicki |
133 |
Freshman |
Sebring, FL |
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Reco Simmons |
133 |
Freshman |
Bradenton, FL |
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Jude Hubbard |
141 |
Freshman |
Naples, FL |
|
Dave Miller |
141 |
Sophomore |
White Hall, MD |
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Daniel Stewart |
141 |
Freshman |
Wetumpka, AL |
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Robert Vasquez |
141 |
Freshman |
Las Vegas, NV |
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Darion McClarity |
141 |
Freshman |
Chesapeake, VA |
|
Tyler Herrera |
149 |
Freshman |
Euless, TX |
|
Derrick Lucas |
149 |
Freshman |
Wetumpka, AL |
|
Michael Lampkin |
149 |
Freshman |
Chesterfield, MI |
|
Dante Graham |
157 |
Freshman |
Pinellas, FL |
|
Terry Long |
157 |
Freshman |
Bessemer, AL |
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Tyler Luker |
157 |
Freshman |
Hoover, AL |
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Jess Foster |
157 |
Freshman |
Canton, NC |
|
Ian Wrenn |
165 |
Sophomore |
Truckee, CA |
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Robert Andrews |
165 |
Sophomore |
Stark, FL |
|
Brent Beasley |
165 |
Freshman |
Tallahasee, FL |
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Travis Hughes |
165 |
Freshman |
Randolph, NJ |
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Kyler Kirkwood |
165 |
Freshman |
Arab, AL |
|
Derrick Miller |
174 |
Sophomore |
Silver springs, MD |
|
Mark Massay |
174 |
Freshman |
Poquoson, VA |
|
Leonard LeBlanc |
174 |
Sophomore |
Lutz, FL |
|
Thomas Domingue |
174 |
Freshman |
Leeds, AL |
|
Miguel Garcia |
184 |
Sophomore |
Las Vegas, NV |
|
Jacob Pomeroy |
184 |
Freshman |
Tallahasee, FL |
|
William Hurst |
184 |
Sophomore |
Douglas, GA |
|
Joe Prelock |
184 |
Sophomore |
Lafayette, IN |
|
Quintilus Snow |
184 |
Sophomore |
Riverdale, GA |
|
Robert Barberi |
197 |
Sophomore |
Gaithersburb, MD |
|
Benjamin Jones |
197 |
Freshman |
Adger, AL |
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Jay Brenowitz |
235 |
Sophomore |
Marietta, GA |
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Shane Raymond |
285 |
Freshman |
Deland, FL |