In no particular order, Greg Schaefer/Mike Goebel/ Randy Helfrich.
Greg has breathed new life into this ancient program. As with any great coach Greg is charismatic, driven, selfless and knowledgeable. Greg wrestled in the Big 10 for Indiana University and is a theology/religion teacher at Mater Dei. There are numerous qualities I passed over to get the list filed down to a few, but to watch Greg handle wrestlers and turn them into young men is truly admirable, to tell you the truth, the word selfless is not a strong enough description to truly explain Greg's passion for the sport and love for his wrestlers. With one State Title under his belt and the dedication Greg has for this program the chances of his title count staying at a "straight number" are pretty slim.
Mike Goebel is one of if not THE best motivator in Indiana. On top of this his ability to out strategize any coach is phenomenal. From a distance Goebel's motivation may seem mean or angry but in reality he is squeezing every ounce of effort and drive out of his athletes. Mike ALWAYS had, and still has honor and respect at the forefront of competition. If one of his wrestlers got slammed he would return to the center of the mat and he would NOT be taking any victories in any such manor. On top of all of this, his State Titles and dual meet records speak for themselves. Goebel is still coaching football and teaching at Mater Dei, he and his team took a trip to the State Finals this year. They missed their mark for a championship but will be in the mix next year with some key positions returning.
Did someone say technique? Randy Helfrich was the precision tuned chassis, steering, and and suspension surrounding the powerful motor that Goebel was in the wrestling room. Every night was a clinic, every step, every nuance and every trick in the book of every move taught with exact timing and purpose. Chain wrestling and groups of moves taught from the same position, 3 moves from one position, always giving his wrestlers options to choose from in nearly every position imaginable. Most wrestling programs don't give their reserve team too much thought, guess who was in the corner for nearly every reserve match and tournament over Randy's tenior? You guessed it, Randy Helfrich, and on top of this his record as a reserve coach is SPOTLESS.
Indiana has seen many good wrestling coaches through the years, but the list is pretty slim for any coaches that would join the ranks of these three genlemen.