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2002-03: Went 1-2 at NCAA Championships, his first trip to the national stage...Lost in the second round of NCAAs to Indiana's Coyte Cooper...finished sixth at Big Ten Championships to make his first appearance at the NCAA Tournament...Went 5-1 in Big Ten dual competition...No. 5 seed at Big Ten Championships...Beat Tyler Laudon of Wisconsin, 6-4, for first dual match victory at 141 pounds (1/31)...Appeared in the National Duals at 141 pounds...Defeated Ricky LaForge of Hofstra, 6-1, in the opening dual of the season (11/24) at 133 pounds...Also topped Central Michigan's Jason Borelli in sudden-victory overtime, 3-1 (12/3), at 133...Defeated defending Big Ten Champion Luke Moffit of Iowa, 9-3 (2/7). 2001-02: Posted a 14-9 record in his first season at MSU...Missed nine dual meets due to injured ribs and shoulder...Took first place at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/3)...Beat Jeff Ratliff of Ohio State to place third at the Midlands Championships (12/30)...Had two pins. Pre-MSU: Attended Muskegon Community College in 2000-01...Junior college national champion with an undefeated 22-0 record. Prep: Four-year letterwinner... captain of the 1999 team...State champion his senior year with a 43-2 record...Wrestled four years for Team Michigan. Personal: Born 7/19/81...An economics major...Son of Peter L'Amoreaux and Jacquie Gerblick.
L'AMOREAUX'S CAREER RECORD Season Overall Duals Big Ten Pins 2001-02 14-9 2-6 2-4 2 2002-03 12-12 8-4 5-1 0 Totals 26-21 10-10 7-5 2 |
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