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Kyven Gadson capped his Iowa State career as the 2015 NCAA champion at 197 pounds, pinning future Olympic gold medalist Kyle Snyder in the finals. A two-time Iowa state champion in high school with a 113-12 record, he was coached by his father, former Iowa State All-American Willie Gadson, before going on to compete at the senior level, finishing runner-up at the 2017 World Team Trials. Now he brings that championship background to camp, helping wrestlers build the same foundation that built his own career

Zach Redding grew up wrestling right here on Long Island, where he came through the same youth wrestling scene this camp now serves before going on to become a two-time New York State Champion, two-time Eastern States Champion, and two-time NHSCA National Champion at Eastport South Manor High School in Manorville. A top-120 recruit nationally in his class, he took that foundation to the next level, becoming an NCAA qualifier and Big 12 podium finisher at Iowa State before continuing his career at NC State.

Sam Schuyler is a Kings Park guy through and through. He finished third in New York State, then went on to wrestle at Buffalo and Iowa State, making it to the blood round at NCAAs and the Big 12 finals. Now hes taken over All Star Camp, the same camp his high school coach started, bringing that same Long Island grind back to the kids coming up behind him.

Marcus Coleman finished his Iowa State career as a five-time NCAA qualifier and two-time All-American, capping it off with a fifth-place finish at NCAAs and runner-up at Big 12s. Now hes coaching college wrestlers, bringing that same relentless style to camp.

Johny Arceri became the youngest NCAA Division I head wrestling coach in the country when LIU promoted him in 2024. He was a national qualifier at both Nassau Community College and Buffalo, helping NCC win the 2018 Division III title, and was a state champion at Huntington High School on Long Island. Now he brings that same competitive edge to camp.

Chris Meloni is SWR through and through, going 45-1 his senior season and earning All-League and All-County honors. He went on to become a JUCO All-American at Nassau Community College, helping the team win the 2018 National Championship, before wrestling D1 at Buffalo. Now hes back coaching at his alma mater, bringing that same grind to camp.

Kevin Meloni went 45-3 his senior year at SWR with a 155-15 career record, a three-time league champion and two-time All-County, All-State in 2016. He wrestled D1 at Buffalo before transferring to Glenville State, and now brings that next-level experience straight back to the Long Island room he came from.