Shane Carwin Bio

Record: 11-0
Height: 6'2
Weight: 265 lbs
Style: Wrestler/Striker
2004 Western State College Hall of Fame Inductee for Football and Wrestling
2000-2004 Assistant Wrestling Coach Colorado School of Mines.
1999 NCAA II Heavyweight National Champion, Academic All-American
1998 Senior Bowl, Lead North in tackles
1997 NCAA II 1st Team All-American Football
1997 NCAA II Heavyweight National Runner-up
1997 Academic All-American
1996 RMAC Player of the Year
1996 NCAA II Heavyweight National Runner-up
1996 NCAA II All-American Football
1996 Academic All-American

Shane Carwin gained success both as an athlete, and a student. Shane went to Western State where he was a 3x NCAA Division 2 National Finalist, and a National Champion wrestler. He was also a 2x All-American in Football, the 1996 RMAC Football Player of the year, was invited to participate in the 1998 Senior Bowl as a linebacker, and also participated in the Indianapolis Combine. Shane was also a 3x Academic All-American. After graduating from Western State, he completed his 2nd degree at Colorado School of Mines where he was an assistant wrestling coach for 2 years. He then began his career in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). In MMA Shane has made fast progress with a record of 11-0 and all wins coming by 1st round stoppages. He just recently got signed to a multi fight deal with the Ultimate Fighting Championship where he won his debut with a 44 second knockout. Shane is married to his wife Lani and has a son named Kamden.