joined the Pac-10 Conference. Randall has led the Broncos to the top of the Pac-12 Conference four times, to go along with seven top-25 finishes at the NCAA Championships including a 9th-place finish at the 2010–11 NCAA Championships. In 2006 Randall guided his first individual NCAA Champion as a head coach with Ben Cherrington capturing the national title in the 157-pound weight class. Cherrington was the second wrestler Randall has helped to a first-place finish at the NCAA tournament. Cherrington completed his season undefeated at 20–0 and won the 157-pound title at the NCAA National Championships. Cherrington's NCAA victory marked the second time in Boise State history a Bronco has own an individual national collegiate wrestling title. Boise State Wrestling competes at home in the Bronco's Gym or the ExtraMile Arena, both located on campus. After the 2016 season, Randall was replaced by former CSU Bakersfield wrestler and coach Mike Mendoza after a 9-26-1 record over the previous three seasons. In April 2017, after a 2–9 season and an 11-35-1 record over four years, Boise State announced they would eliminate their wrestling program. The school also cited a desire to closer align itself with the Mountain West (which does not sponsor wrestling), a $350,000 loss during the 2016–17 season, and a plan to resurrect the school's baseball program. Boise State Broncos Wrestling achievements: 16 total conference Championships Pac-12 Conference Champions: 2000, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2011 20 individual All-Americans 12 top-20 NCAA team finishes & 5 top-10 NCAA team finishes 2 individual NCAA Champions: Ben Cherrington 157lbs(2006) & Kirk White 165lbs(1999) National Championships NCAA team championships Boise State has won one NCAA team national championship. Men's (1) Football : 1980 (Division I-AA) NJCAA team championships Boise Junior College won one NJCAA team national championship. Men's (1) Football : 1958 (NJCAA) Unclaimed national championships The 2006 and 2009 BSU football teams were both named national champions for their undefeated seasons and wins in the Fiesta Bowl by the Nevada Dental Association Men's (2) Football : 2006 Football : 2009 Individual national championships Men's Skiing (Slalom): Bill Shaw, 1974 Men's Track & Field (High Jump): Jake Jacoby, 1984 Men's Track & Field (Triple Jump): Eugene Green, 1991 Wrestling (165 lbs.): Kirk White, 1999 Men's Track & Field (Javelin): Gabe Wallin, 2004 Men's Track & Field (Javelin): Gabe Wallin, 2005 Wrestling (157 lbs.): Ben Cherrington, 2006 Women's Track & Field (Long Jump): Eleni