Dale Anderson
Dale Anderson won NCAA titles at 137 pounds for Michigan State in 1967 and 1968, and was a sparkplug on the Spartan team that won the NCAA team title in 1967. He was a three-time Big Ten champion and three-time All-American. As an attorney, he was one of the leaders in the Title IX fight for over five years. He was a two-state champion for legendary coach Bob Siddens at West Waterloo High School .
Awards:
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Year
2005
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Award
Glen Brand Inductee
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Chapter/Region
National
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All American Awards:
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Season
1968
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School
Michigan State
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Tournament
Division I
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Weight
137
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Place
1
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Season
1967
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School
Michigan State
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Tournament
Division I
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Weight
137
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Place
1
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Season
1966
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School
Michigan State
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Tournament
Division I
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Weight
130
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Place
5
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College Season Records:
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Season
1968
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School
Michigan State
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Class
Senior
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Bouts
25
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Wins
25
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Losses
0
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Ties
0
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Falls
8
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Win PCT.
100
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Place
1st
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Season
1967
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School
Michigan State
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Class
Junior
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Bouts
27
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Wins
27
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Losses
0
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Ties
0
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Falls
0
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Win PCT.
100
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Place
1st
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Season
1966
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School
Michigan State
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Class
Sophomore
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Bouts
14
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Wins
9
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Losses
4
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Ties
1
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Falls
0
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Win PCT.
64.29
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Place
5th
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Season
Career
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Bouts
66
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Wins
61
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Losses
4
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Ties
1
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Falls
8
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Win PCT.
92.42
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All Rankings:
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Season
1967
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Rank Date
02/22/1967
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Weight
137
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Rank
1
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School
Michigan State
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