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TomRyan is an American former NCAA wrestler who is currently the head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes wrestling team.
He is a member of the Hofstra University Athletics Hall of Fame. [1]
Ryan coached at Hofstra University from 1995 through 2006, winning 1 ECWA team title and 5 CAA titles in his time as head coach at Hofstra where he coached 65 NCAA qualifiers and produced 11 All-America honorees. During his tenure, he has coached 157 NCAA tournament qualifiers and 75 All-Americans. 6 Wrestlers have won NCAA championships under Ryan, for a total of 13 championships. He has been named Big Ten Coach of the Year 3 Times, in 2015, 2017 and 2018. And twice, he was named NCAA Coach of the Year - 2009 and 2015. [2]
NCAA Champions under Tom Ryan [3]
Ryan and his wife Lyn have 2 sons -- Jordan and Jake -- and a daughter -- Mackenzie. His son Jake wrestled for Ryan at Ohio State University where he was a 2-time letter winner and qualified for the NCAA Men's Tournament in 2016. [4]
On February 16th, 2004, Ryan's five year old son Teague, the second youngest of four children, suffered a heart attack and tragically died. [5]
On April 23, 2024, Ryan was driving a car in suburban Columbus, Ohio when it collided with the back of a semi-truck trailer parked on the shoulder. Ryan lost consciousness following the collision and suffered multiple fractures to his femur and petalla in his left leg, as well as a torn bicep and rotator cuff. He spent 12 days at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and four months in physical therapy recovering from his injuries. [6] [7]