Staff

Club Coaches/Resident Athletes

 

Ganbayar Sanjaa

2x Div. 1 All American

NJCAA National Champion, 2x NJCAA National Finalist

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 Coaches

 

Kerry McCoy

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Kerry McCoy became head coach for the University of Maryland wrestling program on May 12, 2008.

Since then, the former All-American and Olympic wrestler has taken the program to new heights, guiding the Terps to three top-20 finishes at the NCAA Championships, three ACC titles and coaching ten Terps to All-America status, while being named ACC Coach of the Year three times.

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Jimmy Sheptock

Former two-time All-American and University of Maryland wrestling alumnus Jimmy Sheptock (’14) joined the Terrapin staff in the summer of 2016. Sheptock returns to his alma mater after a two-year stint at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pa.

Sheptock finished his Maryland career as one of the most accomplished wrestlers in program history as a three-time ACC Champion, three-time NCAA qualifier and two-time All-American at 174 and 184 pounds. The Northhampton, Pa. native amassed a 129-20 all-time record as a Terp, and was a perfect 51-0 in dual matches with 67 total bonus-point victories.

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Seth Ecker

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Ecker comes to Maryland after serving two seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Ithaca College.

Ecker helped lead the Bombers to back-to-back ECWC Championships and a 28-7 dual match record over the past two seasons, in addition to a pair of top-15 finishes at the NCAA Championships. Ithaca captured a NCAA Regional title during his tenure, taking first in 2016 before a runner up finish in 2017.

Under Ecker’s guidance, Ithaca produced six NCAA Championship qualifiers in back-to-back seasons, with a total of five Bomber wrestlers earning six All-American awards.

Ecker, a 2012 graduate of Ithaca, capped his collegiate career by becoming the program’s first two-time national champion at 133 pounds. Seeded first at the NCAA Championships he cruised through the bracket, pinning his semifinal opponent and recording an 8-0 major decision in the title bout (he was the only wrestler at nationals to blank his opponent in the finals).

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Adam Forschner

Led Parkdale to an eighth-place finish at the state tournament, solidifying the turnaround that began when he inherited a team with four wrestlers in 2005-06. Panthers have won the Prince George’s County tournament and dual titles six consecutive seasons and had two state finalists in Forschner’s final season at the helm.