Gloucester County College wrestling The team captured national championships (National Junior College Athletic Association, NJCAA)

Wrestling NJCAA Division III Team National Championships

1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2007

Wrestling NJCAA Team District Championships

1974, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2012, 2020

Wrestling NJCAA All-Americans

Al Sye (1970), 177-2 Al Sye (1971), 177-2 Williard Bryant (1972), Hwt-2 Hans Van Brill (1973), 126-6 Sam Allen (1974), 190-2 Chris Moffa (1974), 150-6 John Wychinski (1981), 126-5 Hal Braber (1981), 190-7 Al Aires (1982), 142-4 Pete DiBenedetto (1985), 158-2 Barry Mahon (1985), 134-6 Greg McDonald (1986), 177-8 Bob Brown (1987), 150-8 Greg Van Brill (1988), 190-1 Greg Van Brill (1989), 190-3 Joe Hollywood (1988), 134-2 Joe Hollywood (1989), 134-5 Mike Lamb (1988), 150-3 John Doran (1989), 126-6 Mark White (1989), 150-3 Demea Haywood (1992), 126-8 Tim McAuliffe (1992), 150-6 Jeff Chatman (1993), 150-7 Randy Pataky (1993), 134- Larry DeVault (1994), 167-4 Vince Layton (1994), 177-7 Tom McAleer (1994), 158-7 Joe LaMalfa (1996), 118-5 Shane Darnell (1996), 126-5 Mike Saul (1996), 134-7 Mike Saul (1997), 150-5 Larry Simpson (1996), 150-5 Dan Calhoun (1996), 167-3 Dan Calhoun (1997), 167-4 Jason Hendricks (1996), 190-8 Seneca Cooper (1997), 134-7 Seneca Cooper (1998), 134-2 Todd Trampe (1998), 118-7 Todd Trampe (1999), 125-5 John Young (1998), 126-6 Paul Hess (1998), 142-6 John Garriques (1998), 157-1 Dave Ritz (1999), Hwt-5 Curt Pace (1999), 149-6 Junior Cotto (1999), 165-7 Luke Bialy (1999), 174-8 Nick Cottone (2000), 125-6 Josh Geary (2000), 141-8 Derrick Warfle (2000), 149-5 Chris Carlino (2000), 165-5 Nick Lopez (2000), 197-3 Nick Lopez (2001), 197-3 Andrew Polillo (2000), Hwt-6 PJ Ryan (2001), 125-8 PJ Ryan (2003), 133-8 Manny Aquilera (2001), 141-5 Manny Aquilera (2002), 141-4 Brian Brittingham (2001), 174-4 Brian Brittingham (2002), 174-1 Billy Gibbs (2001), 133-1 Nick Vinciguerra (2002), 197-1 Jimmy Rollins (2002), 125-1 Jimmy Rollins (2004), 133-6 Joe Attieh (2004), Hwt-6 Vince Lipsey (2004), 125-7 Vince Lipsey (2005), 125-4 Alex Binder (2005), 141-3 Alex Binder (2006), 141-2 James Sorrentino (2005), 165-7 Sal Barbuto (2006), 184-6 Mark Peiffer (2006), 174-5 Mark Peiffer (2007), 197-3 Clint Collins (2006), 141-6 Clint Collins (2007), 141-5 Brain Buodro (2007), 174-5 Mike Wilcox (2007), 184-3 Randy Moore (2007), 157-4 Randy Moore (2008), 165-4 Dakota Moore (2010), 174-1 Kirk Kiriazis (2010), 157-6 Justin Pencook (2011), 157-3 Justin Pencook (2012), 157-2 Cody Fobes (2013), 149-8 Dan Pak (2014), 149-4 Nick Moore (2015), 165-4 Dom Ruggiero (2015), 157-7 Dom Ruggiero (2016), 174-6 Toby Hague (2016), 149-5 Tyler Baer (2020), 174-4 Dylan Fischer (2020), 165-5 Jaden Roberts (2021), 184-6 Nick DiGiacomo (2022), 125-4

Gloucester County College / RCSJ–Gloucester Wrestling — Headline Highlights

A National JUCO Powerhouse • One of the most successful junior-college wrestling programs in the United States. • Multiple NJCAA National Championships, especially during the dominant late 1990s and early 2000s era.

Tradition of All-Americans • The program has produced more than 90 NJCAA All-Americans. • Consistently finishes as one of the top teams in NJCAA Region XIX and the Garden State Athletic Conference.

National Champions • Numerous individual NJCAA National Champions throughout the program’s history. • Known for developing wrestlers who later excel at NCAA Division I and Division II programs.

Coaching Excellence • Former head coach Mike Lamb guided the program through its championship run. • Recognized multiple times as NJCAA National Coach of the Year. • The wrestling room has long been known for discipline, fundamentals, and competitive intensity.

Consistent National Presence • Regular top-10 finishes at NJCAA Nationals. • Strong performances at NWCA National Duals, including top-5 finishes.

Transfer Success • Widely viewed as a stepping stone to NCAA programs. • Wrestlers frequently move on to top Division I, Division II, and NAIA teams.

South Jersey Recruiting Base • Built on the strong South Jersey high school wrestling tradition. • Attracts state qualifiers, region champions, state medalists, and post-grads aiming for the next level.

Historic Program Reputation • Considered one of the premier junior-college athletic programs in the country. • Wrestling has always been one of the school’s signature sports.

Gloucester County College Wrestling Roster – 2004

Starters / Lineup • 125 lbs – Vince Lipsey • 133 lbs – James Rollins • 141 lbs – Sam Jones • 149 lbs – Jason Blinky • 157 lbs – Joe Smashy • 165 lbs – Randy Goodman • 174 lbs – Mike Solo • 184 lbs – Alexis Aquino • 197 lbs – Jamal Johnson • Heavyweight (285) – Joe Attieh

Roadrunners Shine at the 2003 Princeton Tournament

The Roadrunners delivered an impressive performance at the 2003 Princeton Wrestling Tournament, placing four wrestlers on the podium and showcasing the depth and competitiveness of their lineup.

Leading the way was James Rollins, who captured the championship at 133 pounds, dominating his bracket and establishing himself as one of the premier lightweights in the region.

At 125 pounds, Vince Lipsey battled his way to a strong second-place finish, demonstrating sharp technique and consistency throughout the day.

In one of the tournament’s deeper brackets, 141-pounder Sam Jones secured a solid fourth-place finish, giving the Roadrunners valuable points and momentum.

At 149 pounds, Jason Bolinski had an excellent showing, earning second place and pushing the pace in every match.

Rounding out the medalists was Dave Wilcox, who wrestled at 133 pounds and stepped onto the podium with a third-place finish, adding another standout performance to the team’s total.