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Ronald J. Moen: Hall of Fame Inductee
Ronald J. Moen was one of those few Winona State athletes to pull off a team championship-double during his Warrior career.
The Cresco, Iowa, native came to Winona State and eventually became a member of its conference championship football team in 1968. That effort came on the heels of the 1968 conference wrestling championship and followed with another league wrestling championship in 1969.
The crowning athletic effort for Moen came in 1970 when he won the conference championship at 190 pounds and went on to help the Warriors to third-place team ranking in the NAIA national tournament with his third-place individual effort at 190 pounds.
After his collegiate career, Moen went on to teach and coach at Caledonia, MN High School where he coached football for 18 years, 11 as head coach, and assisted with wrestling through his coaching career.
Moen continues to teach at Caledonia and also spends his time with the development and production of his Black Angus cattle.
Induction Date
2001
Class
1970
Sport(s)
Football, Wrestling
Awards
Won 8 letters: football (4), wrestling (4)
Football All-Conference 1968, 1969
NAIA All-District 13 football team 1968, 1969
Member of NIC Championship football team 1968
Member of NIC Championship wrestling team 1968, 1969
NIC Wrestling Champion 1970
NAIA Wrestling All-American 1970
Item Type
Still Image
Master File Format
JPG
Date Digital
2004-09-15
Technology used to capture photograph
Nikon D2H
Unique Identifier
WSUATHHOF_Moen2001
Keywords
Warrior Athletics, WSU Athletics, WSU Hall of Fame, Sports, Sport, Football, Wrestling
