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Matt Hamill had an outstanding wrestling career at RIT. Matt did everything in three’s; he won three national championships in three different weight classes. He was a three-time All-American, a three-time New York State Champion, and a three-time RIT Invitational Champion. Hamill compiled a career record of 89-3. During his senior year he went the entire season without a loss. All three defeats for Hamill came against Division I wrestlers. He never lost a match to a Division III wrestler. Hamill set the school record for pins in a season with 19 and career with 47. Hamill holds the all-time RIT record for most tournament wins with 71. He was the 1998 National Deaf Athlete of the Year. In 1999, the Rochester Press-Radio Club named Hamill the Male Collegiate Athlete of the Year.
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