Gone, Lost & Forgotten: Their Best = Capital

Within the hotbed of high school wrestling in Columbus, Ohio,  Capital University is located in the suburb of Bexley.  The Crusaders had a wrestling program up through the 1998-1999 season.  

Randall Fee
118 lbs 

Fee finished in eighth place at the 1982 NCAA Division III championships

Brandon Newill
125 lbs 

Newill had a very strong freshman campaign for the Crusaders taking seventh place All American honors at the NCAA Division III championships.  Forced to find a new home after Capital discontinued their wrestling program, he found himself at Pittsburgh-Johnstown now competing at the NCAA Division II level.  As a sophomore in 2000 he finished in third place, taking fourth place honors as a sophomore in 2001.   He capped off his career by having his 100th victory in the NCAA Division II finals.  

After a short stint as assistant coach at Buffalo, he took over the Kittanning Armstrong High school program while also teaching history. 

Ryan Collins
HWT

Another NCAA Division III All American in Capital's final year of wrestling, Collins placed fifth.