was promoted to head coach in 2021 upon Koll's departure. Grey joined the Cornell coaching staff as a volunteer assistant after graduating from the school in 2011. While wrestling for the Big Red, Grey was a 2x All-American and 2x Ivy League champion at 133. Over the next decade, he climbed the coaching ladder, becoming an assistant coach in 2013 and associate head coach in 2019. National champions 1929 Glenn Stafford, 175 lb. 1953 Frank Bettucci, 147 lb. 1953 Don Dickason, 167 lb. 1959 Dave Auble, 123 lb. 1960 Dave Auble, 123 lb. 1994 David Hirsch, 126 lb. 2003 Travis Lee, 125 lb. 2005 Travis Lee, 133 lb. 2008 Jordan Leen, 157 lb. 2009 Troy Nickerson, 125 lb. 2010 Kyle Dake, 141 lb. 2011 Kyle Dake, 149 lb. 2012 Kyle Dake, 157 lb. 2012 Steve Bosak 2012 Cam Simaz 2013 Kyle Dake, 165 lb. (Dake first wrestler ever in NCAA history to win four titles in four different weight classes) 2015 Gabe Dean, 184 lb. 2016 Nahshon Garrett, 133 lb. 2016 Gabe Dean, 184 lb. 2018 Yianni Diakomihalis, 141 lb. 2019 Yianni Diakomihalis 141 lb. 2022 Yianni Diakomihalis, 149 lb. Notable alumni Cornell wrestling has had 5 alumni compete in the Olympic Games, all representing the United States in the years they competed. Charles Ackerly '20, won gold in the 1920 Summer Olympics freestyle featherweight wrestling category and Kyle Dake '13 won the bronze medal in the 2020 Summer Olympics wrestling at 74kg. Milton McWilliam '24 and Walter Wright '24 competed in 1924 and Dave Auble '60 in 1964. Another notable alum is Stephen Friedman '59, sole chairman of Goldman Sachs from 1992 to 1994. He held several executive roles in the years prior and is still a member of the board. He was chief economic adviser to President George W. Bush and is the former Chairman of the United States President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. While at Cornell, he was a star wrestler, winning the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Championship in 1959. Both the Friedman Strength and Conditioning Center and the Friedman Wrestling Center at Cornell University were named in recognition of gifts he made to the university. He was inducted into the Cornell Athletic Hall of Fame in 1984. Team marketing and fundraising Under Rob Koll's direction, Cornell Wrestling has been marketed through some of the most notable newspapers and wrestling cites including The New York Times, USA