Zac McCray

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Height:
5-9
Weight:
149
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Vienna, W.Va.

2008 (So.): Added depth to the Flames' roster at 149 pounds, posting a 4-13 overall record … posted a 2-2 record for Liberty at the Nittany Lion Open, including a 2-0 decision over UPJ's Andrew Fiegler (12/2) … picked up an 11-2 major decision win over Campbellsville's Seth Van Horn, helping the Flames take a 26-9 dual victory from the nationally-ranked NAIA program (12/8) … defeated Oregon's Jeremy McLaughlin at the Reno Tournament of Champion (12/18).
2007 (Fr.): Posted a 5-13 overall record … wrestled at both 133 and 141 pounds … 3-8 in dual matches … began his collegiate career with a 4-2 decision over Anderson's Chris Francis at 141 pounds at the Hokie Classic (11/5) … wrestled the rest of the year at 133 pounds … defeated Virginia Tech's Matt Rosen, 2-1, at the Hokie Classic … helped Liberty to a 36-9 dual match victory over Campbell with a 4-0 blanking of Caleb Lesnoff (11/8) … 2-2 at the Navy Classic (11/18) … opened the Classic with a 2-0 shutout win over Davidson's Chris Panfili … later in the Classic, he recorded a 7-2 decision win over McDaniel's Artie Kaehler.
Prep: Graduated from Parkersburg South High School … finished his high school career with a 90-33 record (73.1 winning percentage) … finished fourth in the state with a 25-12 record at 119 pounds … posted a 30-11 record as a junior at 125 pounds to finish second in the state tournament … finished off his career with a 35-10 record at 135 pound … placed sixth at the Reno Tournament of Champions and second at the state championship.
Personal: Son of Chris and Rita Campbell … birthday is on Nov. 4 … is a pre-law major at Liberty … would like to became a lawyer after graduation … he came to Liberty because of the influence that Flames' assistant coach Pat Sole had upon his life during high school … if he could be anyone else for a day, he would be Aristotle … his dream job is to be a video game tester … having the ability to shoot spaghetti out of his fingers would be his ideal super power … if he could have dinner with three people from history, he would invite John Calvin, Martin Luther and Aristotle.