Head coach
Leon Reynard
Leon Reynard was head coach of Kansas State at five NCAA championships, 1948–1953. Reynard's wrestlers earned two All-American places.
By school
| School | NCAA tournaments | Team titles | Top four | Top ten | Champions | All-Americans | Entries | Wrestlers | Record | Falls |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kansas State | 1948–1953 (5) | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 11 | 9 | 14–17 | 2 |
- No entrants: 1951.
As a wrestler
Leon 'Red' Reynard wrestled for Kansas State at the 1940 NCAA championships and went 4–2. Reynard placed third at 175 lb in 1940.
| Year | School | Weight | Finish | W–L | Matches |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1940 | Kansas State | 175 | 3rd | 4–2 | 6 bouts |
Leon 'Red' Reynard's full wrestler record, every bout →
Coach and wrestler matched from Full text of "Royal purple", Student Publications, Inc. (Kansas State Royal Purple yearbook, 1951 volume), via Internet Archive (OCR full text of the Kansas State Royal Purple 1951 volume (IA item royalpurple1951unse, covering the 1950-51 year), wrestling section; foot of printed page 345 (per the Internet Archive page image's footer; the book's index entry 'Reynard, Red - 344' points to the facing page's photo caption); paragraph begins 'Coach Reynard, better known as "Red"' and ends 'teams of 1939 and 1940.' The OCR runs it in two columns, with the sentence 'The only previous conference title-winners developed ... education.' interleaved after it.).
How these are counted
- NCAA tournaments are the championship years in which Leon Reynard was the established head coach of a team with entrants. They are not years of employment; there were no championships in 1943–45 or 2020.
- A year inside the span with no established coach is listed but not counted. A year with two head coaches counts in full for both.
- Team titles are official NCAA titles from the published standings (1928, 1931 and 1933 have none). Top four and top ten come from the same standings.
- Entries count each wrestler once per tournament; All-Americans are counted as each era awarded them; wins and losses include forfeit, default and disqualification results; falls exclude forfeits.
- The head coach for each year, with sources, is on that year's program page. Report a correction.
Cite this page: “Leon Reynard, head coach”, March Matness, NCAA Division I championship record, release affad6e7. https://www.marchmatness.app/coaches/ch_11d6a07f4806444b/leon-reynard/