Clarion University of Pennsylvania Men's Wrestling

Ferraro's second season, improving by six wins in dual match play and seeing the team's first EWL individual champions in several years.  Brock Zacherl (141) and Michael Pavasko (174) claimed titles in their respective weight classes at the EWL Championships, the first time multiple Clarion wrestlers won at the event since 2012, and both qualified for the NCAA Championships. Ferraro was named Clarions assistant coach on July 31, 2012 under Troy Letters and he continued in that role until being named interim coach in September of 2014. The Recruiting Coordinator since his arrival, he was a major part of the highly rated Golden Eagle recruiting class for 2013-14 which was rated 9 in NCAA Division I by AWN/Open Mat and 15th by Flo Wrestling. Ferraro, the son of legendary Brookville Head Wrestling coach Lenny Ferraro, who was posthumously inducted into the Pennsylvania Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2011, is a 1999 Brookville High graduate. He wrestled nearly three years for his father before his passing, and then finished his junior and then senior year under head coach Thad Turner. At Brookville Ferraro was a three-time district champion  and was part of the 1999 Brookville High School Dual Meet State Championship Team. Ferraro went on to attend Lock Haven University, was part of the wrestling program for four seasons (2000 2003) and graduated in December of 2003 with a degree in Health and Physical Education. A volunteer coach at Central Mountain in the seasons of 2003 and 2004, Ferraro was the head coach at Brockway in the 2005 season, then took a position to teach at Brookville High School and became the assistant coach under Dave Klepfer since 2006. In the 2011-12 season Brookville advanced 13 wrestlers to regionals, 5 to the PIAA Championships and as a team placed fourth in the state dual meet championships. Ferraro and wife Meghan reside in Brookville.  They have three children - sons Lenny and Vincent, and a daughter Lillian.

Kiss was a four-time New Jersey state placewinner. He was second at states as a senior at 171 pounds while also placing second at Beast of the East. He was seventh at 171 pounds as a junior and second at Beast of the East, fifth as a sophomore at 160 pounds and seventh as a freshman at 145 pounds.   In 2007 Kiss moved on to wrestle for the Tar Heels at North Carolina, posting 19 wins at 174 pounds and placing fourth at ACCs. After a redshirt season, he notched 24 wins at 165 pounds and placed third at ACCs in 2010. After missing the 2011 campaign to injury Kiss came back in 2012 to post 19 wins and a fourth-place finish at the ACC Championships. He was nationally ranked in the top 20 during the 2012 and 2010 seasons.   A 2012 graduate of UNC with a B.S. Degree in Exercise and Sports Science, he became the head coach of the Carolina Wrestling club from 2012-15 and was an assistant coach at UNC during the 2014-15 seasons.