Hall of Fame
Clayton Rush racked up the awards during his impressive Coe College career becoming the first Kohawk to earn all-American status four times. Rusn began his impressive campaign in 2008, finishing as the National Runner-Up as a freshman in the 125-pound weight class. He followed up with another all-American honor in his sophomore season, finishing fifth at the National Championships.
The two-time Barron Bremner Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year capped off a terrific career with back-to-back national titles in 2010 and 2011 to become Coe's first two-time national champion. Rush, who compiled a record of 129-11, is fourth all-time on the Kohawks career wins list. He is also first all-time in career major decisions and caree technical falls, third in single-season major decisions, 12th in single-season wins and 21st in career falls.
