Campbellsville University Athletics

CU Record Book: Tyler Alsip enters the 2014 NAIA National Tournament ranked in the Top 10 in the CU career record book for wins by pin (15), tech fall (9) and major decision (17) ... He is two major decisions behind tying former sparring partner Tommy Pretty and current teammate Conor Young for the career (18) ... Holds the single-season record for major decisions (12) in 2011-12 ... Tied for second on the single-season list for tech falls (3), both in 2011-12 and 2012-13.

2013-14: Alsip joins the list of four-time NAIA national qualifiers after finishing third in the NAIA East Region … Enters the national championships with an 18-9 record … Ranked No. 1 at 133 pounds …Longest win streak is six … 5 pins, 1 tech fall, 1 major decision.

2012-13: All-American with a third-place finish at the NAIA National Championships … Tied for the team lead for wins with a 26-11 record … Placed third in the NAIA East Qualifying Group at 133 pounds for the second straight year ... 4 Pins, 3 Tech Falls and 3 Major Decisions ... Competed in five tournaments (17-7) and nine duals (7-2).

2011-12: As a redshirt sophomore, Alsip set the CU single-season record for wins by major decision (12) ... Posted a NAIA East Qualifying group to place third at 133 pounds ... Finished the regular season ranked No. 12 in the NAIA ... Advanced to the All-America round at the NAIA Tournament ... Posted a . 27-16 record.

2010-11: As a redshirt freshman, Alsip posted a 20-10 record and placed fourth in the Mid-South Conference Tournament. He qualified for the NAIA National Tournament in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and finished in the Top 12 for 133 pounds.

2009-10: During his freshman season, Alsip served as a redshirt and traveled to the NAIA National Tournament in Oklahoma City as sparring partner to Tommy Pretty, who went on two win the 133-pound NAIA National Championship.

High School: As a four-year wrestler at Norwood High School, Alsip set the program's career wins record with a 172-30 career W-L record. He placed in the Ohio State Tournament twice, finishing eighth and sixth. He was named the Senior Athlete of the Year in 2008-09.

Club: Alsip also competed four seasons for the Crusader Wrestling Club, where he claimed the Ohio Freestyle state championship.

Personal: He is the son of Gary and Andrea Alsip. He enjoys camping and 4-wheeling.