Lee Kemp

Enrolled at Wisconsin from chardon, OH.
Three-time NCAA wrestling champion 158 pounds 1976, 1977, 1978.
NCAA wrestling runner-up 158 pounds 1975
Voted Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore In the Nation 1975-1976 by Amateur Wrestling News.
Three-time Big-Ten Conference Champion 1976, 1977, 1978.
Three-time Midlands Champion 1976, 1977, 1978.
Three-time East-West College All-Star Dual Meet paticipant 1976, 1977, 1978; Voted Outstanding Wrestler 1976.
Total college record 143-6-1 (110-1-1 last three years).
4th on all-time NCAA collegiate wins without a loss. (103-0-1).
Undefeated in 1976 at 39-0-0.
Seven-time National Freestyle Wrestling Champion. USWF Champion 1979-1983; AAU Champion 1979, 1982.
Three-time World Freestyle Wrestling gold medalist 1978, 1979, 1982. Youngest American to Win World Championships (age 21); First American to Win Three World Championships.
World Freestyle Wrestling bronze medalist 1981.
Four-time World Cup of Wrestling gold medalist 1979-1982; First American to Win Four World Cup Titles.
Two-time Pan American Games gold medalist 1979, 1984
U.S. Olympic Team 1980. United States Boycotted Event.
Gold Medal Super Champions title match 1980; Defeated 1980 Olympic Gold Medalist From Bulgaria.
USWF Wrestling "Man of the Year" 1978.
Two-time Sun Cup Award Recipient 1978, 1979; Given to the Outstanding Wrestler of the Year.
Two-time Sullivan Award finalist 1978, 1979.
Inducted to Wisconsin Wrestling Hall of Fame 1983.
Inducted to National Wrestling Hall of Fame 1989