Oregon State Beavers Wrestling - National Wrestling Hall of Fame Members

National Wrestling Hall of Fame Members

OSU is associated with five members of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.

  • Robin Reed - Inducted 1978 (wrestler and coach for OSU)
  • Dale Thomas - Inducted 1980 (coach for OSU)
  • Jim Zalesky - Inducted 2004 (coach for OSU)
  • Les Gutches - Inducted 2009 (wrestler for OSU)
  • Greg Strobel - Inducted 2012 (wrestler for OSU)

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