Jim Humphrey
In 1972, Jim Humphrey won the Big Ten Championship in the 134-pound weight division and went on to finish fourth at the NCAA Championships. Based on his performance at the NCAA Tournament, Humphrey earned All-America honors.
Humphrey was also team captain for Ohio State University in 1972 and qualified for the NCAA Tournament in 1971.
Competed in four World Championships, earning a silver medal in 1977 and finishing fourth in 1975.
1988 U.S. Olympic freestyle coach.
Awards:
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Year
2010
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Award
Lifetime Service to Wrestling
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Chapter/Region
Ohio
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All American Awards:
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Season
1972
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School
Ohio State
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Tournament
Division I
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Weight
134
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Place
4
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All Coaching Dual Records:
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Season
1989
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School
Indiana
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Division
Division I
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Duals
21
|
Wins
13
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Losses
8
|
Ties
0
|
Win PCT.
61.9
|
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Season
1988
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School
Indiana
|
Division
Division I
|
Duals
16
|
Wins
6
|
Losses
10
|
Ties
0
|
Win PCT.
37.5
|
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Season
1987
|
School
Indiana
|
Division
Division I
|
Duals
17
|
Wins
7
|
Losses
9
|
Ties
1
|
Win PCT.
41.18
|
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Season
1986
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School
Indiana
|
Division
Division I
|
Duals
20
|
Wins
7
|
Losses
13
|
Ties
0
|
Win PCT.
35
|
|
Season
1985
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School
Indiana
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Division
Division I
|
Duals
20
|
Wins
7
|
Losses
13
|
Ties
0
|
Win PCT.
35
|
|
Season
Career
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Duals
94
|
Wins
40
|
Losses
53
|
Ties
1
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Win PCT.
42.55
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