Chadron State College Women's Wrestling

Chadron State College announced the hiring of former CSC assistant Sammy de Seriere (pronounced duh-sir-ee-air) as the school’s new head women’s wrestling coach in September 2025. de Seriere has spent the past two seasons as the team’s lead assistant coach. As an assistant coach at CSC, de Seriere was responsible for creating and executing practice plans and planning travel arrangements for the team and played a key role in the program’s recruiting and relationships with existing Eagle student-athletes.  In his two years on staff at CSC, De Seriere has contributed to the Eagles qualifying eight wresters to the NCWWC National Championships across 2024 and 2025. He worked closely with Esther Peters, who became Chadron State’s women’s wrestling’s first-ever All-American last season and, like de Seriere, is a heavyweight.  De Seriere began his coaching career in 2022-23 as a volunteer assistant for his alma mater, the men’s wrestling program at Western Colorado. Overlapping with Summers, then a Mountaineers assistant coach, de Seriere helped Western place fourth nationally at the Division II National Championships during his lone season on staff, the program’s first team trophy in 19 years.  As a student-athlete, de Seriere competed for Western Colorado for five years at heavyweight, once finishing in sixth place in Super Region VI. A strong student, de Seriere was a three-time Dean’s List selection and earned Honorable Mention All-RMAC, RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll and NCAA Division II Scholar All-America honors as a senior.  De Seriere graduated from Western Colorado with a bachelor’s in mathematics with a minor in sports psychology in 2022, then graduated from Chadron State with a master’s in organizational management in 2025, earning a perfect 4.0 GPA in his graduate program.