Four-time All-American and two-time NCAA Division I Champion Travis Lee joins Andy Hamilton and Kyle Klingman on the latest episode of On The Mat. Lee became the first Hawaiian to become an All-American at the NCAA Division I level when he finished seventh in Albany in 2002. In 2003 in Kansas City, he one-upped himself, becoming the first Hawaiian to win an NCAA Division I title. In high school, Lee made history and prevented history at the same time when he became the first wrestler from his state to win a USA Wrestling Cadet or Junior title in any style and prevented Nick Simmons from becoming the second four-time Junior freestyle national champion as well. 

Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports. 

Show Segments
0:37 – Andy loves a Mongolian barbecue. 
0:40 – Baseball puns for Bout at the Ballpark. 
3:50 – Attendance discussion. 
8:40 – McLeod Center attendance was woefully undercounted. 
12:29 – What other teams are going to be a factor?
17:00 – What other stars are going to draw eyes? 
20:00 – Previewing Travis Lee. 
24:00 – What do we do post Jordan Burroughs?
28:00 – Talking Cliff Keen. 
30:00 – Travis Lee Interview
54:45 – Cliff Keen Athletic
55:25 – Post Show



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