University of Missouri-Columbia Wrestling

Brian Smith Career 1986-90 Michigan State Wrestler 1991-92 Western HS (Fla.) Head Coach 1992-97 Cornell Assistant Coach 1997-98 Syracuse Head Coach 1998- Missouri Head Coach Wrestling Championships • Three Big 12 Championships • Nine MAC Championships • Placed third at NCAA Tournament 2006-07 • Placed fourth at NCAA Tournament 2014-15 • 197 Individual NCAA Championship Qualifiers Individual Awards • 10 Individual National Championships • 70 NCAA All-Americans • Two Dan Hodge Award Winners • 24 Big 12 Champions • 40 MAC Champions • Seven Conference Wrestlers of the Year • 2007 Dan Gable Coach of the Year • 2017 NWCA Coach of the Year • Three-time Big 12 Coach of the Year • Five-time MAC Coach of the Year Academic Awards • 77 Academic All-Big 12 Honorees • 28 Academic All-MAC Honorees • Five Academic All-Americans • 70 NWCA Scholar All-Americans In his 27th season as the Missouri Head Wrestling Coach, Brian Smith and his "Tiger Style" culture have molded the program into a national powerhouse that continues to pursue NCAA titles. AT THE HELM Hired on May 5, 1998, Smith sat down with his team and made a list of goals he hoped would help the 1998-99 squad and future Tigers. The team earned one national qualifier that season, Jeff Urban, but it was the ground floor of what was to be built in the years to come—the birth of Tiger Style. Since taking over, Smith has coached 64 individual conference champions, 192 NCAA qualifiers, 69 All-American performances and six wrestlers to 10 n

Dom Bradley Career 2008-13 Missouri Wrestler 2014 Missouri RTC Senior Level Athlete 2015 West Virginia Vol. Assistant Coach 2016 Blue Springs HS Assistant Coach 2017 Iowa State RTC Senior Level Athlete 2018-19 Nebraska RTC Senior Level Athlete 2019-23 Missouri Vol. Assistant Coach 2023- Missouri Assistant Coach Wrestling Accolades • 2011 BIg 12 Champion (285) • Two-time NCAA All-American (2011, 2013) • Ranks 22nd in all-time wins at Mizzou (105) • Three-time U.S. Open Champion • Three-time Pan-American Champion • 2009 Junior World Champion (120 kg) • Eight-time U.S. National Team Member • 2016 third place at U.S. Olympic trials Former Tiger Style wrestling legend Dom Bradley is in his sixth year with the program and third as an assistant coach. Bradley was hired as a volunteer assistant coach before the 2019-20 season and was promoted to a full-time assistant coach on July 3, 2023. During his time with the program, Bradley has been an integral part of the development of the student-athletes and in the corner for Keegan O'Toole's consecutive National Championships in 2022 and 2023. The team has had 12 All-American performances and eight conference champions during his time. Most recently, Bradley was a key fixture, working extensively with heavyweight Zach Elam. Under his tutelage, the heavyweight finished sixth at the 2023 NCAA Championship and fourth in 2024. Elam became the first in the weight class to become an All-American since Bradley and finished his career 19th in the

RESPONSIBILITIES Assist in recruiting operations HONORS 5x NCAA Qualifier at 157 pounds for the University of Missouri MAC Champion 100 Win Club for TigerStyle wrestling 2024 US National Team Member Placed fourth at the 2023 U.S. Open, Bill Farrell, Senior Nationals and again at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Team Trials. EDUCATION Masters of Education - Positive Coaching, University of Missouri (2024) Bachelors of Arts and Sciences in Communications, University of Missouri (2022) FAMILY Wife, Devin

Keegan O'Toole Career 2020-2025 Missouri Wrestler 2025- Missouri Assistant Coach Wrestling Accolades • Two-time NCAA Champion (165) • Five-time All-American ...

Keenan Hagerty Career 2011-16 Maryville Wrestler 2016-20 Maryville Assistant Coach 2020-22 William Jewell Head Coach 2022- Missouri Director of Operations Keenan Hagerty, the former men's and women's wrestling coach at William Jewell College, joined the University of Missouri staff as director of operations in July 2022. Hagerty joined the Tigers program after serving as the men's and women's wrestling head coach at William Jewell. Hagerty joined Jewell in Aug. 2020 and was tasked with starting a women's program while revitalizing the men's program after a 27-year hiatus. During Hagerty's head coaching stint, he showed his mettle as a recruiter, bringing over 30 new student-athletes into the wrestling programs. He led the women's program to its first-ever national ranking of No. 15, while Emalie Olson earned the first individual national ranking at No. 8 in the 116-pound class. Five student-athletes from the women's program advanced to the NCWWC National Championships, and freshman Sarina Bertram was tabbed as the William Jewell Women's Newcomer of the Year. Prior to his stint with the Cardinals, Hagerty spent four years as the top assistant at Maryville University. During that time, he helped Maryville to 19 All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selections, 15 NCAA-II national qualifiers, seven All-Americans and one national champion. Hagerty spent his collegiate career at Maryville and compiled a career record of 125-28 while becoming a four-time national qualifier and three-ti

Kendric Maple Career 2009-13 Oklahoma Wrestler 2014-16 Oklahoma Vol. Assistant Coach 2016-17 Purdue Assistant Coach 2017-19 Nebraska Assistant Coach 2019-22 Missouri Assistant Coach 2022- Missouri Associate Head Coach Wrestling Accolades • 2013 NCAA Champion (141) • Three-time All-American • Ranked sixth all-time in wins at Oklahoma (127) • Three-time Big 12 Champion (2012, 2013, 2014) • 2018 UWW Freestyle World Cup Champion • Two-time U.S. Open Champion (2017, 2022) • 2014 Capital One Academic All-American After a distinguished collegiate and freestyle wrestling career, Kendric Maple enters his sixth year with the University of Missouri wrestling team and third as an Associate Head Coach. Maple was hired as an assistant coach in the summer of 2019 and entered the program as an NCAA Champion, multi-time All-American and a U.S. Freestyle Open Champion. Following his first three seasons with the program, he was promoted to Associate Head Coach in the summer of 2022. In his time with the Black and Gold, Maple helped guide Keegan O'Toole to back-to-back NCAA titles at 165 pounds in 2022 and 2023. Hes has coached five wrestlers to 13 All-America honors over five seasons and assisted eight conference champions to reach the top of the podium in both the MAC and Big 12. In 2022-23, Maple aided the Tigers to its 12th consecutive conference title (fourth since his arrival) and a fifth-place finish at the national tournament. The 2023 tournament finish is the team's best since 2016-17.

Mitch Swee joined the University of Missouri Sports Medicine Staff in the fall of 2015. Swee’s primary responsibility is the athletic training services for the Tiger Wrestling Program. A native of Omaha, Neb., Swee completed his undergraduate degree from University of Nebraska, and went on to obtain a master’s at Oregon State University. After finishing his masters at OSU, Swee was added to the staff full-time and spent five years primarily covering wrestling and assisting with football. Swee is certified in Graston techniques and is a corrective exercise specialist. Swee is a Board Certified Athletic Trainer through NATABOC and licensed through the Missouri Board of Healing Arts to practice in the state. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, the Mid-America Athletic Trainer’s Association, and the Missouri Athletic Trainers Association. He and his wife Candice enjoy outdoor activities and reside in Columbia.