Troy Nickerson, a five-time New York state champion and former NCAA champion wrestler, has been appointed as Army's new head wrestling coach. Nickerson was named the Press & Sun-Bulletin's Athlete ...

Troy Nickerson first made his mark at Chenango Forks when he became the state's first five-time state champion in 2005 and then won an NCAA title with Cornell University in 2009 and was a three ...

Troy Nickerson and Chris Jensen first met more than 20 years ago when Jensen wrote theater reviews for Spokane’s short-lived, now-defunct progressive newspaper, “The Local Planet.” But the ...

Trey Nickerson was a five-time state champion in high school from upstate Chenango Forks. He took his talents to nearby Cornell University and became a 2009 national champion and three-time All ...

When speaking about “Torch Song” before the play’s opening weekend, Theater on the Verge co-founders Troy Nickerson and Chris Jensen noted the play is groundbreaking for its handling of main character ...

Nickerson, competing at 125 pounds, won all five of his matches en route to claiming an individual National Championship. Nickerson was one of four Red wrestlers to earn All-American status.

The Cornell Daily Sun - Independent Since 1880.Feb 20, 2009 5:30 am · Updated Feb 20, 2009 10:30 am ...

University of Northern Colorado head wrestling coach Troy Nickerson watches his team practice on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024, in Greeley. (Jim Rydbom/Staff Photographer) The Bears nickname is also nearly ...

A day after what Northern Colorado wrestling coach Troy Nickerson called a small upset, Andrew Alirez bounced back with a third-place finish at the Big 12 Conference Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Cornell wrestler Troy Nickerson is a two-time All-American for the third-ranked Big Red. This season, Cornell is looking at its best chance ever for an NCAA team title.

Army has turned to a native New York son and Southern Tier legend to head its thriving wrestling program. Troy Nickerson first made his mark at Chenango Forks when he became the state's first ...