Ohio Northern University Men's Wrestling

Beaschler served as an assistant from 1986-88. Beaschler was the chairperson of the Human Performance and Sport Sciences department from 2000-13. He also is an assistant professor in the department and coordinates the sport management program at Ohio Northern. In his 29 seasons at the helm of the ONU wrestling program, Beaschlers teams have posted a 297-210-4 record. Beaschler enters the 2016-17 season as the all-time winningest coach in ONU history. He also has the longest tenure as head wrestling coach at ONU. He was inducted into the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Hall of Fame in 2008. During his time at ONU, Beaschler has coached five National Champions, two National Runners-up, 22 All-Americans, 49 Scholar All-Americans and 12 Scholar All-American Teams. He is a three-time OAC Coach of the Year, winning the award in 2013, 2012 and 1993. Beaschler currently serves as the Weight Management Program liaison to the NCAA Wrestling Committee. He also served as chair of Division III NCAA Wrestling committee for two years, was the president of the National Wrestling Coaches Association, which represents all collegiate and scholastic wrestling in the United States and was the Division III representative on the NWCA executive board of directors. Beaschler graduated from Ohio Northern in 1986 with bachelors degrees in management and sports management. He received his masters degree in education from Bowling Green State in 1988. Ron resides in Ada with his wife Christy, an ONU alumni (1987) and 2001 inductee of the Northern Athletic Hall of Fame, and their sons John (BSEE, 14), Christopher and Zachary. Wrestling under Beaschler

Jones was a standout wrestler for Ohio Northern from 2010-13. He was a two-time NCAA III Championships participant, was a three-time All-OAC honoree and was an NWCA Scholar All-American. Jones, a native of Beavercreek, Ohio, earned his bachelors degree in athletic training from ONU in 2013 and is currently a graduate assistant athletic trainer at nearby Bluffton University. View: | Desktop

Kwiat was the most decorated wrestler in Ohio Northern history, as he is the school's only two-time NCAA Division III Champion and the only 4-time All-American in school history. He is also ONU's all-time career wins leader with a 158-16 record. Kwiat led the nation in tech falls with 15 in 2012-13 and with 25 in 2013-14. He received his bachelor's degree in exercise physiology from Ohio Northern in 2013 and is the older brother of student assistant Daniel Kwiat. View: | Desktop