Coaching History

• University of Pennsylvania (1994-2004; 2011-14)

• Cleveland State University (2006-07)  

• University of Michigan (2010-11)

• Head Coach USA Wrestling/Pennsylvania Regional Training Site (2014-15)

Freestyle bio

• 2000 Olympic Alternate

• 6X National Team Member (1995 - 2000)

• Champion / Outstanding Wrestler Award in multiple International Tournaments

• FILA Junior National Champion (1988)

Collegiate/International Wrestling History

• Indiana University (1985-90)

• One of the most esteemed careers in Hoosier program history

• Indiana's first NCAA individual champion in 50 years as a senior in 1990 by capturing the 150-pound NCAA title

• A three-time NCAA All-American (1988,89,90)

• NCAA finishes of third (1989) and eighth (1988) and, at the time of his achievement, was the first Hoosier wrestler in program history to register three consecutive All-American performances

• 127-9 career record ranks fourth in all-time wins at Indiana, while his 46 wins and .934 career winning percentage as a senior remain on IU program records 

• 1989 and 1990 Big Ten Champion

• Champion at Midlands Championship in 1989

• Successful 10-year run in the 68kg/149.5-pound and 76kg/167.5-pound freestyle divisions, qualifying for the World and Olympic Trials every year

• 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials runner-up 167.5 pound and traveled to Sydney, Australia, as an alternate on the U.S. Olympic Team 

• Six-time national team member and a champion of several international tournaments, including the Alexander Medved International in Russia, where he did not give up a single point

A native of Canton, Ohio, Dolph received his Bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education from Indiana in 1990.