Chad Johnson - Revision history

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	'''Chad Johnson''' is a former 285-pound wrestler for Augsburg ~~College~~. He is a 2-time national titlist and a four-time All-American, finishing seventh at 2011 and first the following two years, finishing his senior senior season with a third-place honor. Johnson finished his senior season at 35-2, ending his career with a 140-15 record.		'''Chad Johnson''' is a former 285-pound wrestler for Augsburg University. He is a 2-time national titlist and a four-time All-American, finishing seventh at 2011 and first the following two years, finishing his senior senior season with a third-place honor. Johnson finished his senior season at 35-2, ending his career with a 140-15 record.

	Johnson made his Augsburg debut at the 2010 Auggie Brute Adidas Open on November 20, 2010, finishing co-fifth in the 285 pound silver division. Johnson made his varsity dual debut on January 8, 2011, falling to Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Matt Cuarda 6-4 in sudden victory.		Johnson made his Augsburg debut at the 2010 Auggie Brute Adidas Open on November 20, 2010, finishing co-fifth in the 285 pound silver division. Johnson made his varsity dual debut on January 8, 2011, falling to Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Matt Cuarda 6-4 in sudden victory.
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	==== Regional ====		==== Regional ====
	[[File:Chad Johnson Action 2012.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Johnson faces off against a St. John's wrestler (file photo).]]		[[File:Chad Johnson Action 2012.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Johnson faces off against a St. John's wrestler (file photo).]]
	Johnson finished true second at the 2011 NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional. He opened the tournament with a 3:39 pin of Jason Geick (Wheaton) and a 9-0 blanking of John Linn (St John's) before falling in the semifinals to Mark Corsello (Elmhurst). He rebounded with three straight wins to claim his trip to nationals: 5-0 over Timothy Day (Augustana), 3-1 over Ryan Hatten (Chicago) in the Third Place match and then a 5-2 win over Tom Bouressa (Concordia-Moorhead) in the true second match.<ref>{{cite news \| title = Auggies win regional for 9th straight year \| location = Sheboygan, Wis. \| language = English \| publisher = Augsburg College Athletics\| date = Feb. 26, 2011 \| url = http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2011/2/26/wres022611.aspx?path=wrestling \| accessdate = 2013-03-23}}</ref>		Johnson finished true second at the 2011 NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional. He opened the tournament with a 3:39 pin of Jason Geick (Wheaton) and a 9-0 blanking of John Linn (St John's) before falling in the semifinals to Mark Corsello (Elmhurst). He rebounded with three straight wins to claim his trip to nationals: 5-0 over Timothy Day (Augustana), 3-1 over Ryan Hatten (Chicago) in the Third Place match and then a 5-2 win over Tom Bouressa (Concordia-Moorhead) in the true second match.<ref>{{cite news \| title = Auggies win regional for 9th straight year \| location = Sheboygan, Wis. \| language = English \| publisher = Augsburg College Athletics\| date = Feb. 26, 2011 \| url = http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2011/2/26/wres022611.aspx?path=wrestling \| accessdate = 2013-03-23}}</ref>

	==== Nationals ====		==== Nationals ====

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Freestyle career

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	== Freestyle career ==		== Freestyle career ==
			=== Senior level ===

			Johnson competed at the 2015 ASICS U.S. Open on May 7 through May 9, 2015. We went 1–2 and did not place. He lost 13–4 in the first round to former Div. I All-American Dom Bradley (Sunkist Kids), rebounded with a :21 second fall over Michael Graves (The Gorilla Pit), but was eliminated via a 7-0 decision by Chad Hanke (Titan Mercury), himself a Div. I wrestler.

	=== University level ===		=== University level ===

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	On Dec. 28, Johnson received the 7th seed at the 51st Ken Kraft Midlands Championships scheduled to take place on Dec. 29 and 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title= Official Midlands Brackets Now Available \|url=http://www.nusports.com/sports/midlands/spec-rel/122813aaa.html\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Northwestern University \|date=December 28, 2013 \|accessdate=December 29, 2013 }}</ref> In the first round, he defeated Alex White (Purdue) 6–2 but then fell to Blaize Cabell (Northern Iowa) 3–2. In the wrestleback bracket, Johnson medical forfeited to Kosta Karageorge (Ohio State).<ref>By definition, this match will not be recorded as a loss for Johnson, see NCAA Rule 9.8.2.</ref>		On Dec. 28, Johnson received the 7th seed at the 51st Ken Kraft Midlands Championships scheduled to take place on Dec. 29 and 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title= Official Midlands Brackets Now Available \|url=http://www.nusports.com/sports/midlands/spec-rel/122813aaa.html\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Northwestern University \|date=December 28, 2013 \|accessdate=December 29, 2013 }}</ref> In the first round, he defeated Alex White (Purdue) 6–2 but then fell to Blaize Cabell (Northern Iowa) 3–2. In the wrestleback bracket, Johnson medical forfeited to Kosta Karageorge (Ohio State).<ref>By definition, this match will not be recorded as a loss for Johnson, see NCAA Rule 9.8.2.</ref>

			== Freestyle career ==

			=== University level ===
			Johnson competed at the 2015 UWW Cadet and University Nationals in the 125 kg. University Freestyle division from May 28 to May 31, 2015. He went 5–1 to place second. He fell in the final to Div. I All-American Adam Coon -- earning 30 team points for his effort. Johnson was not scored on in his first four matches, earning a 10–0 tech fall over Devin King (Bobcat Wrestling Club), followed by an 8–0 blanking of Tyler Swope (Iowa State), and a fall in 2:25 over Nicholas Gajdzik (Michigan - RTC). In the quarterfinal, Johnson scored an 8–0 decision over Garrett Ryan (Sunkist Kids), then gave up his first points of the tournament in a 5–3 victory over Nathan Butler (Stanford). In the final, he fell to Coon 10-0.<ref>{{Cite web \|title=2015 UWW Cadet & University Nationals-FS \|url=http://www.trackwrestling.com/opentournaments/VerifyPassword.jsp?tournamentId=227107 \|publisher=Track Wrestling \|date=May 31, 2015 \|accessdate=June 3, 2015 }}</ref>

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	== References ==		== References ==
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	{{National Champions}}		{{National Champions}}

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	{{National Champions}}		{{National Champions}}
			{{Augsburg Current Coaching Staff}}

	[[Category:Augsburg Wrestlers\|Johnson, Chad]]		[[Category:Augsburg Wrestlers\|Johnson, Chad]]
	[[Category:Augsburg All-Americans\|Johnson, Chad]]		[[Category:Augsburg All-Americans\|Johnson, Chad]]
	[[Category:Augsburg National Titlists\|Johnson, Chad]]		[[Category:Augsburg National Titlists\|Johnson, Chad]]
			[[Category:Augsburg Coaches\|Johnson, Chad]]

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	Johnson finished first at the [[2012 Great Lakes Regional\|~~2012 NCAA Division III~~ Great Lakes Regional]]. As the top seed., Johnson, marched to the finals with three straight pins: 2:17 over Dylan Mahler (North Central), 3:55 over Kyle Patton (Wheaton) and 1:23 over James Wagner (Knox). In the finals, he defeated Tom Bouressa (Concordia-Moorhead) ~~10-4~~.<ref>{{cite news \| title = Auggies win Great Lakes Regional \| location = Minneapolis, Minn. \| language = English \| publisher = Augsburg College Athletics \| date = March 8, 2012 \| url = http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2012/2/25/wres022512g.aspx?path=wrestling \| accessdate = 2012-3-23}}</ref>		Johnson finished first at the [[2012 Great Lakes Regional Championships\|Great Lakes Regional]], going 4–0. As the top seed, Johnson marched to the finals with three straight pins: 2:17 over Dylan Mahler (North Central), 3:55 over Kyle Patton (Wheaton) and 1:23 over James Wagner (Knox). In the finals, he defeated Tom Bouressa (Concordia-Moorhead) 10–4.<ref>{{cite news \| title = Auggies win Great Lakes Regional \| location = Minneapolis, Minn. \| language = English \| publisher = Augsburg College Athletics \| date = March 8, 2012 \| url = http://athletics.augsburg.edu/news/2012/2/25/wres022512g.aspx?path=wrestling \| accessdate = 2012-3-23}}</ref>

	==== Nationals ====		==== Nationals ====

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	\| born =		\| born =
	\| height = 6' 2"		\| height = 6' 2"
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	'''Chad Johnson''' is a 285-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He is a 2-time national titlist and a four-time All-American, finishing seventh at 2011 and first the following two years, finishing his senior senior season with a third-place honor. Johnson finished his senior season at 35-2, ending his career with a 140-15 record.		'''Chad Johnson''' is a former 285-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He is a 2-time national titlist and a four-time All-American, finishing seventh at 2011 and first the following two years, finishing his senior senior season with a third-place honor. Johnson finished his senior season at 35-2, ending his career with a 140-15 record.

	Johnson made his Augsburg debut at the 2010 Auggie Brute Adidas Open on November 20, 2010, finishing co-fifth in the 285 pound silver division. Johnson made his varsity dual debut on January 8, 2011, falling to Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Matt Cuarda 6-4 in sudden victory.		Johnson made his Augsburg debut at the 2010 Auggie Brute Adidas Open on November 20, 2010, finishing co-fifth in the 285 pound silver division. Johnson made his varsity dual debut on January 8, 2011, falling to Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Matt Cuarda 6-4 in sudden victory.

	On March 10, 2012, Johnson won his first National Title 6-1, over Corey Anderson of Wisconsin-Whitewater. On March 16, 2013 he defeated Joseph Zitone of Centenary (N.J.) 5-1 for his second title.		On March 10, 2012, Johnson won his first National Title 6-1, over Corey Anderson of Wisconsin-Whitewater. On March 16, 2013 he defeated Joseph Zitone of Centenary (N.J.) 5-1 for his second title.

			Following his wrestling career, Johnson joined the coaching staff for the 2014–15 season.

	== High school career ==		== High school career ==

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	\| caption = Chad Johnson, ~~2012~~		\| caption = Chad Johnson, 2014
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	\| born =		\| born =
	\| height = 6' 2"		\| height = 6' 2"
	\| college-record = ~~113~~-13<ref>~~Through Dec. 11, 2013~~.</ref>		\| college-record = 140-15<ref>Final.</ref>
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	'''Chad Johnson''' is a 285-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He is a 2-time national titlist and a ~~three~~-time All-American, finishing seventh at 2011 and first the following two years. Johnson finished his ~~junior~~ season at 37-~~1. He is now 113-13 in~~ his career ~~at Augsburg~~.		'''Chad Johnson''' is a 285-pound wrestler for Augsburg College. He is a 2-time national titlist and a four-time All-American, finishing seventh at 2011 and first the following two years, finishing his senior senior season with a third-place honor. Johnson finished his senior season at 35-2, ending his career with a 140-15 record.

	Johnson made his Augsburg debut at the 2010 Auggie Brute Adidas Open on November 20, 2010, finishing co-fifth in the 285 pound silver division. Johnson made his varsity dual debut on January 8, 2011, falling to Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Matt Cuarda 6-4 in sudden victory.		Johnson made his Augsburg debut at the 2010 Auggie Brute Adidas Open on November 20, 2010, finishing co-fifth in the 285 pound silver division. Johnson made his varsity dual debut on January 8, 2011, falling to Wisconsin-Stevens Point's Matt Cuarda 6-4 in sudden victory.

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2013-14 season

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	On Dec. 14, Johnson ran the table at the St. Cloud Husky Open, going 4–0 against four St. Cloud State competitors. In the first match, he notched an 8–1 victory over Trae Story, followed by a 5:23 pin of Gabe Tudor. In the semifinal Johnson faced four-time Div. II All-American and 2013 184-pound National Titlist and current St. Cloud State assistant coach Shamus O'Grady, whom he beat by a 10–7 margin. In the title match, he defeated Austin Goergen by a 3–1 margin in overtime.		On Dec. 14, Johnson ran the table at the St. Cloud Husky Open, going 4–0 against four St. Cloud State competitors. In the first match, he notched an 8–1 victory over Trae Story, followed by a 5:23 pin of Gabe Tudor. In the semifinal Johnson faced four-time Div. II All-American and 2013 184-pound National Titlist and current St. Cloud State assistant coach Shamus O'Grady, whom he beat by a 10–7 margin. In the title match, he defeated Austin Goergen by a 3–1 margin in overtime.

	On Dec. 28, Johnson received the 7th seed at the 51st Ken Kraft Midlands Championships scheduled to take place on Dec. 29 and 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title= Official Midlands Brackets Now Available \|url=http://www.nusports.com/sports/midlands/spec-rel/122813aaa.html\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Northwestern University \|date=December 28, 2013 \|accessdate=December 29, 2013 }}</ref> In the first round, he defeated Alex White (Purdue) 6–2 but then fell to Blaize Cabell (Northern Iowa) 3–2.		On Dec. 28, Johnson received the 7th seed at the 51st Ken Kraft Midlands Championships scheduled to take place on Dec. 29 and 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title= Official Midlands Brackets Now Available \|url=http://www.nusports.com/sports/midlands/spec-rel/122813aaa.html\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Northwestern University \|date=December 28, 2013 \|accessdate=December 29, 2013 }}</ref> In the first round, he defeated Alex White (Purdue) 6–2 but then fell to Blaize Cabell (Northern Iowa) 3–2. In the wrestleback bracket, Johnson medical forfeited to Kosta Karageorge (Ohio State).<ref>By definition, this match will not be recorded as a loss for Johnson, see NCAA Rule 9.8.2.</ref>

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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	On Dec. 14, Johnson ran the table at the St. Cloud Husky Open, going 4–0 against four St. Cloud State competitors. In the first match, he notched an 8–1 victory over Trae Story, followed by a 5:23 pin of Gabe Tudor. In the semifinal Johnson faced four-time Div. II All-American and 2013 184-pound National Titlist and current St. Cloud State assistant coach Shamus O'Grady, whom he beat by a 10–7 margin. In the title match, he defeated Austin Goergen by a 3–1 margin in overtime.		On Dec. 14, Johnson ran the table at the St. Cloud Husky Open, going 4–0 against four St. Cloud State competitors. In the first match, he notched an 8–1 victory over Trae Story, followed by a 5:23 pin of Gabe Tudor. In the semifinal Johnson faced four-time Div. II All-American and 2013 184-pound National Titlist and current St. Cloud State assistant coach Shamus O'Grady, whom he beat by a 10–7 margin. In the title match, he defeated Austin Goergen by a 3–1 margin in overtime.

	On Dec. 28, Johnson received the 7th seed at the 51st Ken Kraft Midlands Championships scheduled to take place on Dec. 29 and 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title= Official Midlands Brackets Now Available \|url=http://www.nusports.com/sports/midlands/spec-rel/122813aaa.html\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Northwestern University \|date=December 28, 2013 \|accessdate=December 29, 2013 }}</ref> In the first round, he defeated Alex White (Purdue) 6–2 ~~and will face~~ Blaize Cabell (Northern Iowa) ~~next~~.		On Dec. 28, Johnson received the 7th seed at the 51st Ken Kraft Midlands Championships scheduled to take place on Dec. 29 and 30.<ref>{{Cite news \|title= Official Midlands Brackets Now Available \|url=http://www.nusports.com/sports/midlands/spec-rel/122813aaa.html\|newspaper=Wrestling \|publisher=Northwestern University \|date=December 28, 2013 \|accessdate=December 29, 2013 }}</ref> In the first round, he defeated Alex White (Purdue) 6–2 but then fell to Blaize Cabell (Northern Iowa) 3–2.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==