1988-89 Olivet College Wrestling
| ROSTER |
| Brian Blake |
| Matthew Boyd |
| Jerry Capps |
| Donald Carl |
| Christopher Carr |
| Scott Christian |
| Ronald Clawson |
| Paul Coats |
| Anthony Cook |
| Noel Dean |
| Dennis DeLano |
| Michael DeRoseau |
| Charles Donley |
| Theodore Engle |
| Stanley Fink |
| Garrett Gamet |
| Craig Haven |
| Corey Heffron |
| Kevin Jonas |
| Michael Mayer |
| Paul Meyer |
| Patrick Miles |
| Jeffrey Mohney |
| Greg Moby |
| Andrew Moore |
| Kevin Mullins |
| Brian Owens |
| Larry Quick |
| David Robarge |
| David Robinson |
| Scott Sigler |
| Kent Smock |
| Darrell Tharnish |
| Christopher Turner |
| Gregory Wasper |
| Michael Wasper |
| Michael Wilson |
| Todd Wilson |
| RESULTS |
| Siena Heights |
Won, 44-2 |
| Carroll (Wis.) |
Won, 44-9 |
| Wilmington (Ohio) |
Won, 47-6 |
| Millkin (Ill.) |
Won, 40-8 |
| Wabash (Ind.) |
Won, 26-14 |
| Defiance (Ohio) |
Won, 37-6 |
| Manchester (Ind.) |
Won, 41-8 |
| Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio) |
Won, 34-12 |
| Ohio Northern |
Lost, 20-14 |
| Defiance (Ohio) |
Won, 42-10 |
| Dayton (Ohio) |
Won, 23-17 |
| Carthage (Wis.) |
Won, 43-6 |
| Wis.-Parkside |
Lost, 25-18 |
| Lake County (Ill.) |
Won, 45-7 |
| Manchester (Ind.) |
Won, 44-3 |
| Rose-Hulman (Ind.) |
Won, 44-0 |
| Wheaton (Ill.) |
Won, 43-3 |
| Elmhurst (Ill.) |
Won, 47-10 |
| MacMurray (Ill.) |
Won, 50-0 |
| Millikin (Ill.) |
Won, 33-11 |
| Wittenberg (Ohio) |
Won, 45-3 |
| Manchester (Ind.) |
Won, 45-9 |
| North Central (Ill.) |
Won, 41-8 |
| Indianapolis (Ind.) |
Won, 27-15 |
| Wheaton (Ill.) |
Won, 51-6 |
| Defiance (Ohio) |
Won, 47-3 |
| Case Western (Ohio) |
Won, 32-14 |
| Allegheny (Pa.) |
Won, 30-3 |
| Capital (Ohio) |
Won, 43-3 |
| Ohio Northern |
Tie, 20-20 |
| Waynesburg (Pa.) |
Won, 34-11 |
| Muskingum (Ohio) |
Won, 36-6 |
| Southwestern Michigan College Tournament |
First of 8 teams |
| Ohio Northern Tournament |
Sixth of 26 teams |
| Carthage (Wis.) Tournament |
First of 12 teams |
| Carroll (Wis.) Tournament |
4th of 23 teams |
| Elmhurst (Ill.) Tournament |
Third of 17 teams |
| Defiance (Ohio) Team Duals |
First of 6 teams |
| Monon Bells Duals (Ind.) |
First of 10 teams |
