Simpson compiled a career record of 121-21-2, including his best record in 1973 of 39-2, as well as a 40-4-2 record as a senior in 1974. Simpson collected 61 career pins, including 29 his senior year. In one stretch he recorded 43 straight wins, and Simpson's fastest pin. Simpson University in Redding, California has announced it will be adding women’s wrestling starting in the 2019-2020 season. Simpson is a private, liberal arts college affiliated with Christian and Missionary Alliance. It offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees. It has a student body of just over a thousand.
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MARK CARDWELL (Monache, CS) Commits to Cal State Bakersfield
VICTOR JAQUEZ (Bellarmine Prep, CC) Commits to Cal Poly, SLO
ADRIAN CHAVEZ (Liberty, NC) commits to Cal State Bakersfield
Victor Moore (Calaveras, SJ) verbally commits to Simpson University
JOSE FERNANDEZ III (Upper Lake, NC) Verbally commits to Cal Poly, SLO
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GERARDO HERNANDEZ (Capistrano Valley, S) commits to Life Pacific University
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ELIJAH PALACIOS (Edison, S) commits to Life Pacific University (photo/Kevin Chang/Staff photographer, Los Angeles Times)
ARMAND MOLINA (Firebaugh, CS)
OSCAR DIAZ (Selma, CS) verbally commits to Colorado State – Pueblo
JONATHAN MIRANDA (Poway, SD) commits to US Naval Academy
BEAU BRADLEY (Monache, CS) commits to Clackamas College
MICHAEL VIRAMONTES (Hesperia, S) signs with Notre Dame College (OH)
LOKAHI TONGE (Elk Grove, SJ) verbally commits to Cal-State Bakersfield
JERRY RUBIO (Carter, S) verbally commits to Utah Valley
TRENT TRACY (Frontier, CS) verbally commits to Cal Poly, SLO
ENRIQUE LANDEROS (Orland, N) verbally commits to Sac City CC
TONY ROGERS (Chester, N) signs with Simpson University
RAFAEL PEREZ (Lakeside, S) verbally commits to Cloud County College
AnnMarie Hidalgo (Northview, S) verbally commits to the Univ. of Jamestown
JOEL ROMERO (Buchanan, CS) verbally commits to Clackamas College
DAVID ARANDA (St. John Bosco, S) verbally commits to Life Pacific
JACOB MENDOZA (Poway, SD) verbally commits to San Francisco St.
ARIANNA MARRUFO (Dos Palos, CS) signing her letter of intent for the University of Jamestown
JOSEPH DOMINGUEZ (Mt. SAC/Northview, S) verbally commits to Menlo.
ADRIAN MARRUFO (West Hills JC/Dos Palos, CS) verbally commits to Simpson University
JACOB GONSALVES (Lemoore, CS) verbally commits to Simpson University.
DAWSON SIHAVONG (Bullard) verbally commits to Stanford University.
JADEN ABAS (Rancho Bernardo, SD) Verbally commits to Stanford University
MATHEW OLGUIN (Buchanan, CS) verbally commits to Fresno State
DESTINY LYNG (Helix Charter, SD) verbally commits to Oklahoma City University
TONY MENDOZA (Selma, CS) verbally committed to Iowa Area CC
ROBERT AREYONO (Selma, CS) verbally commits to Central College (IA)
URIEL BERISTAIN (Mater Dei Catholic, SD) verbally committed to Cal Poly, SLO
Adam Kemp with father Lee (3x World Champ/3x NCAA Champ)
BRANDON BETANCOURT (Clovis/Fresno City CC) verbally commits to St. Cloud State
CAMERON SANTIAGO (Poway, SD) verbally commits to Northern Colorado
ANGELO MARTINONI (Folsom, SJ) verbally commits to Fresno State
AUDREY ELGARICO (Elk Grove, SJ) verbally commits to Lindenwood
DAVID RITCHIE (ML King, S) verbally commits to Life Pacific College (NAIA)
TONY DECOSTA (Torrance, S) verbally commits to Life Pacific College (NAIA)
TODD STAFFORD (Temescal Canyon, S) Verbally commits to Life Pacific College (NAIA)
STEVE CARDENAS (Sultana, S) Verbally commits to Life Pacific College (NAIA)
JEREMY RIDGE (Acalanes, NC) verbally commits to Penn University (Division I)
ANTHONY LOERA (Yucaipa, S) verbally commits to Life Pacific College (NAIA)
AARON DIAZ (Canyon Springs, S) verbally commits to Life Pacific College (NAIA)
RODNEY KINCAID III (Anderson HS, N) verbally commits to Simpson College (NAIA)
RONNIE OCHOA (Modesto HS, SJ) verbally commits to Simpson College (NAIA)
ALEX ESCUDERO (Los Gatos, CC) Verbally commits to Stanford (Division I)
ISAIAH PEREZ (Pitman, SJ) Verbally commits to Fresno State (Division I)
REAL WOODS (Montini Catholic, Illinois) verbally commits to Stanford (Division I)
COLBEY HARLAN (Oakdale, SJ) verbally commits to Stanford (Division I)
ANTHONY MONTALVO (Buchanan, CS) Verbally commits to Oklahoma State (Division I)
LAWRENCE SAENZ (Vacaville, SJ) Verbally commits to Fresno State (Division I)
JOSHUA KIM (Santiago, S) Verbally commits to Harvard University (Division I)
EDDIE FLORES (Northview, S) Verbally commits to Cal State Bakersfield (Division I)
PEYTON OMANIA (De La Salle, NC) verbally commits to Michigan State (Division I)
CHRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ (Selma, CS) Verbally commits to Fresno State (Photo courtesy of Eddie Rodriguez)
NICOLAS AGUILAR (Gilroy, CC) Verbally commits to Rutgers University (Division I)
NATHAN TAUSCH (Poway, SD) Verbally Commits to Cal Poly, SLO (Division I)
CHANCE RICH (Valencia, S) Verbally committed to CS Bakersfield (Division I)
CHASE ZOLLMAN (Poway, SD) Verbally committed to the University of Wyoming (Division I)
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SETH NEVILLS (Clovis, CS) Verbally commits to Penn State (Division I)
JACOB ALLEN (Poway, SD) Verbally commits to Naval Academy (Division I)
COLLEGE | NAME | HIGH SCHOOL (SECTION) | COLLEGE DIV. | PROJECTED WT. |
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Oklahoma State | Anthony Montalvo | Buchanan (CS) | Division I | 184 |
Cal State Bakersfield | Chance Rich | Valencia (SS) | Division I | 133 |
Wyoming | Chase Zollman | Poway (SD) | Division I | 141 |
Penn State | Seth Nevills | Clovis (CS) | Division I | 285 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Jake Ryan | Oakdale (SJ) | Division I | 141/149 |
Navy | Jacob Allen | Poway (SD) | Division I | 125 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Nathan Tausch | Poway (SD) | Division I | 184/197 |
Rutgers | Nicolas Aguilar | Gilroy (CC) | Division I | 125 |
Fresno State | Christian Rodriguez | Selma (CS) | Division I | 174/184 |
Michigan State | Peyton Omania | De La Salle (NC) | Division I | N/A |
Cal State Bakersfield | Eddie Flores | Northview (S) | Division I | 125 |
Harvard | Joshua Kim | Santiago (S) | Division I | N/A |
Fresno State | Nick Casperson | Beresford (South Dakota) | Division I | 197 |
Fresno State | Lawrence Saenz | Vacaville (SJ) | Division I | N/A |
Oklahoma State | Anthony Montalvo | Buchanan (CS) | Division I | N/A |
Stanford | Colbey Harlan | Oakdale (SJ) | Division 1 | 184 |
Stanford | Real Woods | Montini Catholic (Illinois) | Division I | 141 |
Fresno State | Isaiah Perez | Pitman (SJ) | Division I | 197 |
Stanford | Alex Escudero | Los Gatos (CC) | Division I | 165 |
Simpson College | Ronnie Ochoa | Modesto (SJ) | NAIA | 149 |
Simpson College | Rodney Kincaid | Anderson (N) | NAIA | 165 |
Life Pacific College | Anthony Loera | Yucaipa (S) | NAIA | 141/149 |
Life Pacific College | Aaron Diaz | Canyon Springs (S) | NAIA | N/A |
Penn University | Jeremy Ridge | Acalanes (NC) | Division I | 149/157 |
Life Pacific College | Steve Cardenas | Sultana (S) | NAIA | 149/157 |
Life Pacific College | Tony DaCosta | Torrance (S) | NAIA | 285 |
Life Pacific College | David Ritchie | Martin Luther King (S) | NAIA | 133/141 |
Life Pacific College | Todd Stafford | Temescal Canyon (S) | NAIA | 125/133 |
Lindenwood | Audrey Elgarico | Elk Grove (SJ) | NAIA | 136/143 |
Lindenwood | Adrienne Dominguez | American Canyon (SJ) | NAIA | 170 |
Minot State | Gerardo Hernandez | Capistrano Valley (S) | Division II | 197 |
Fresno State | Angelo Martinoni | Folsom (SJ) | Division I | 133 |
Menlo College | Donovan Fontillas | Ripon (SJ) | NAIA | 125/133 |
Menlo College | Carter Bozovich | Tokay (SJ) | NAIA | 174 |
Menlo College | Thomas Schmitt | Mater Dei Catholic (SD) | NAIA | N/A |
Menlo College | Hector Vargas | Mt. San Antonio CC | NAIA | 165 |
Menlo College | Apollo Santos | Mt. San Antonio CC | NAIA | 174/184 |
Northern Colorado | Cameron Santiago | Poway (SD) | Division I | 125/133 |
St. Cloud State (MN) | Brandon Betancourt | Clovis (CS) | Division II | 125 |
Cal Baptist | Brayden Ray | Santiago (S) | Division II | 197 |
Concordia University (NE) | Tristan Zampilpa | Buchanan (CS) | NAIA | 149/157 |
Concordia | Joseph Chacon | Birmingham (LA) | NAIA | 285 |
Concordia | Carlos Gomez | Birmingham (LA) | NAIA | 174/184 |
Fresno State | Adam Kemp | William Fremd (Illinois) | Division I | 165 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Uriel Beristain | Mater Dei Catholic (SD) | Division I | 174 |
Central College (IA) | Robert Areyano | Selma (CS) | Division III | 133 |
Iowa Area CC | Tony Mendoza | Selma (CS) | JUCO | 141/149 |
Northern Illinois Univ. | Izaak Olejnik | Bakersfield (CS) | Division I | 149 |
Oklahoma City Univ. | Destiny Lyng | Helix Charter (SD) | WCWA | 136/143 |
Fresno State | Mathew Olguin | Buchanan (CS) | Division I | 141/149 |
Stanford | Jaden Abas | Rancho Bernardo (SD) | Division I | N/A |
Stanford | Dawson Sihavong | Bullard (CS) | Division 1 | 149/157 |
Simpson University | Jacob Gonzalves | Lemoore (CS) | NAIA | 197 |
Simpson University | Adrian Marrufo | West Hills College/Dos Palos (CS) | NAIA | 141 |
Menlo College | Joseph Dominguez | Mt. SAC/Northview (S) | NAIA | 141/149 |
Bacone College (Ok) | Xavier Moran | Selma | NAIA | 285 |
University of Jamestown | Arianna Marrufo | Dos Palos (CS) | WCWA | 109 |
Life Pacific College | David Aranda | St. John Bosco (S) | NAIA | 285 |
San Francisco St. | Jacob Mendoza | Poway (SD) | Division II | 165/174 |
Cloud County College | Rafael Perez | Lakeside (S) | NJCAA | 174 |
Clackamas College | Joel Romero | Buchanan (CS) | NJCAA | 157/165 |
University of Jamestown | AnnMarie Hidalgo | Northview (S) | WCWA | N/A |
Simpson University | Tony Rogers | Chester (N) | NAIA | 197/285 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Trent Tracy | Fronter (CS) | Division I | 165/174 |
Utah Valley | Jerry Rubio | Carter (S) | Division I | 149/157 |
Sacramento City | Enrique Landeros | Orland (N) | CACCAA | 141 |
Cal State Bakersfield | Lokahi Tonge | Elk Grove (SJ) | Division I | 133 |
Notre Dame (OH) | Michael Viramontes | Hesperia (S) | Division II | 165/174 |
Clackamas College (OR) | Beau Bradley | Monache (CS) | NJCAA | 165/174 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Cole Reyes | Frontier (CS) | Division I | N/A |
Naval Academy | Jonathan Miranda | Poway (SD) | Division I | N/A |
Colorado State - Pueblo | Oscar Diaz | Selma (CS) | Division II | 157/165 |
Simpson University | Armand Molina | Firebaugh (CS) | NAIA | 133/141 |
Simpson University | Esteban Molina | Firebaugh (CS) | NAIA | 149/157 |
Life Pacific University | Elijah Palacio | Edison (S) | NAIA | 141/157 |
Life Pacific University | Gerardo Hernandez | Capistrano Valley (S) | NAIA | 174/184 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Jose Fernandez III | Upper Lake (NC) | Division I | |
Simpson University | Victor Moore | Calaveras (SJ) | NAIA | 197 |
Cal State Bakersfield | Adrian Chavez | Liberty (NC) | Division I | 197 |
Cal Poly, SLO | Ricky Torres | Oakdale (SJ) | Division I | N/A |
Cal Poly, SLO | Victor Jaquez | Bellarmine Prep (CC) | Division I | 197/285 |
Cal State Bakersfield | Mark Cardwell | Monache (CS) | Division I | 174 |
Motto | Gateway to World Service[1] |
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Type | Private |
Established | 1921 |
Christian and Missionary Alliance | |
Endowment | $5.87 million (2016)[2] |
President | Dr. Norman Hall |
Provost | Dr. Dale Simmons |
Academic staff | 245 (Fall 2016) |
131 (Fall 2016) | |
Students | 1,012 (Fall 2016) |
Undergraduates | 790 (Fall 2016) |
Postgraduates | 222 (Fall 2016) |
Location | , , United States |
Campus | Suburban |
Colors | Red and Black |
Athletics | NAIA |
Nickname | Red Hawks |
Website | simpsonu.edu |
Simpson University is a private, Christian university in Redding, California. Originally founded in 1921 in Seattle as Simpson Bible Institute, the institution relocated to San Francisco in 1955 and then to Redding in 1989.
History[edit]
Simpson University, named after Albert Benjamin Simpson, a pioneer of the Bible institute movement and founder of The Christian and Missionary alliance denomination, was established in 1921. Created by W.W. Newberry with the intent of promoting spiritual growth and Christian service in its students, the school initially only offered two-year programs. By 1945 it had expanded its offering and also became the official western regional school of The Christian and Missionary Alliance. By 1971 the university was large enough to offer in-depth liberal arts programs, professional degrees, and biblical courses. Another historic milestone was reached in 1989 when Simpson relocated to its current location in Redding and began building a new campus. In 2004, Simpson College became Simpson University.[3]
Academics[edit]
Simpson offers many degrees at both the undergraduate and graduate level. In additional to its School of Traditional Undergraduate Studies, it is also home to the Betty M. Dean School of Nursing, which is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and ranked No. 8 in California Nursing Schools in 2019; the School of Education; School of Adult Studies (ASPIRE degree-completion program); School of Graduate Professional Studies; and A.W. Tozer Theological Seminary.
Athletics[edit]
Mascot[edit]
Originally, while still located in San Francisco, the school's athletes were the Knights. After the school moved to Redding, there was a conflict with nearby Shasta College, who were also the Knights. Simpson remained the Knights for the first year in Redding, and in 1990 adopted Vanguard as its mascot. In the fall of 2004, Simpson again changed its mascot to a Red Hawk.
Sports[edit]
Simpson University teams, nicknamed the Red Hawks, are part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), primarily competing in the California Pacific Conference (CalPac), with some teams competing in the Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC). The swim and dive team compete in the Pacific Collegiate Swim Conference (PCSC). It also competed as a member of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) from 1991 to 2015. The athletic department offers multiple sports programs for both men and women.[4]
Men[edit]
- Wrestling
- Basketball
- Soccer
- Baseball
- Golf
- Cross-Country
- Swimming and Diving
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
Women[edit]
- Soccer
- Softball
- Cross-Country
- Volleyball
- Golf
- Basketball
- Wrestling
- Track and Field
- Swimming and Diving
Simpson University Wrestling Division 2017
Co-ed Club Sports[edit]
- Bass Fishing
Awards[edit]
Between 1999 and 2017, Simpson has won the Cal Pac Sportsmanship award, which is chosen by the conference's coaches and administrators, 7 times.[5] The women's softball team also won the school's first conference title, male or female, in the 2011 Cal-Pac Conference Championship. The university has also had three women's teams make it to the NCCAA National Championship, including volleyball in 1999, basketball in 2002, and softball in 2015.[citation needed]
References[edit]
- ^University, Simpson. 'Mission, Vision, and Values | SimpsonU'. simpsonu.edu. Retrieved 2017-03-25.
- ^'U.S. and Canadian Institutions Listed by Fiscal Year 2016 Endowment Market Value and Change* in Endowment Market Value from FY2015 to FY2016'(PDF). NACUBO.org. Archived from the original(PDF) on 2017-02-15. Retrieved 25 March 2017.
- ^'History'. Retrieved 22 December 2017.
- ^http://athletics.simpsonu.edu/
- ^http://www.calpacathletics.com/Past_Champions
External links[edit]
Simpson University Wrestling Division Game
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