Frankie Edgar, who was a four-time NCAA Division I tournament qualifier; World Long Driver Justin Moose ranked # 6 in the world; Reggie Wells, NFL offensive lineman; Cy Young winner Pete Vuckovich; and Hall of Fame basketball coach John Calipari, who was a point guard for the Golden Eagles from 1980 to 1982. Notable alumni Kurt Angle, 1996 Summer Olympics wrestling gold medalist, professional wrestler, and member of the WWE and Impact Wrestling Halls of Fame. John Calipari, NBA and college basketball coach, currently at the University of Kentucky (2009–present) Guy Conti, New York Mets pitching rehab coordinator Adam Earnheardt, academic and author Frank Edgar (1981–), 4-time D-1 NCAA Wrestling qualifier and Collegiate Freestyle All-American in 2004; professional mixed martial artist/UFC fighter and former UFC Lightweight Champion. Joan Marie Engel, Rear Admiral with the Navy Nurse Corps (1994–1998) Evan John Jones (1872–1952), U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania (1919–1923) Joe Kapp, radio producer, Cook and Poni Show, KDKA-FM Rad Martinez, mixed martial arts fighter for Bellator Fighting Championships and featured on ESPN's Outside the Lines Mike Miller, Arizona Cardinals Offensive Coordinator from (2011-2012) Ruth Bermudez Montenegro, United States federal judge for the Southern District of California Justin Moose, Golfer (Long Drive) Donna Oberlander, Pennsylvania state representative (R-63) Larry Richert, host of the KDKA Morning News Wade Schalles, all-time record holder for most pins and most wins in amateur wrestling, inventor of the spladle and cement mixer Randall Silvis, author Peter Talleri, Major General, United States Marine Corps (1979-2013) Pete Vuckovich, former professional baseball player and 1982 A.L. Cy Young Award winner Reggie Wells, San Diego Chargers offensive lineman Dan Wilson, biologist and science communicator References External links Clarion Athletics website Educational institutions established in 1867 Universities and colleges in Clarion County, Pennsylvania Universities and colleges in Venango County, Pennsylvania 1867 establishments in Pennsylvania Public universities and colleges in Pennsylvania