Willie Myers is currently head-wrestling coach at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

Myers is recognized for his excellence on the highest level of small college wrestling.

He is highly sought after as a speaker and clinician, and annually directs a summer wrestling camp on the Whitewater campus.

Beginning with his first year as coach of the Warhawks, Myers won eight Wisconsin State University Conference titles. The first championship in 1969 earned Willie the National Rookie Coach of the Year honors for all colleges and universities. The 1979-80 team won Whitewater's seventh consecutive WSUC title, a feat never before accomplished in the league.

Myers outstanding coaching ability has been recognized nationally. He was named NAIA District 14 Coach of the Year five times, and was chosen to coach the NAIA's Exchange Team, which toured Japan and Korea in 1975.

In 1977, Myers coached the World University Games freestyle team, which represented the United States in Sofia, Bulgaria. He also served as president of the NAIA Wrestling Coaches Association, and as the NAIA representative on the executive committee of the United States Wrestling Federation, now USA Wrestling, and to the United States Olympic Committee.