University of Findlay

Andrew Uhl is one of the most decorated wrestlers ever at the University of Findlay. He ranks fourth all-time at Findlay with 113 wins and eighth all-time with 28 career pins.

Uhl made an impact the moment he stepped on campus as he finished sixth in the 125-pound weight class at the 2004 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)  Division II National Championship to earn All-American accolades. He then went 31-11 as a sophomore en route to securing the 133-pound NCAA Division II National Championship.

In his junior season, Uhl again made his way to the national championship bout. This time around, in front of a home crowd in Findlay's Ralph & Gladys Koehler Fitness & Recreation Complex, Uhl was defeated 9-7 to finish as the national runner-up and ended the year with a 30-7 record. He then followed with a 28-8 record during his senior season, finishing sixth at the NCAA Division II National Championship.

Uhl, who was a four-time NCAA Division II All-American and a four-time Academic All-American, was inducted into the Jim Koch NCAA Division II Wrestling Hall of Fame on Mar. 7, 2019.