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Ron Sheehan was a four-year member of the wrestling team winning a Bloomsburg first NCAA Division II title as a senior in 1973-74. He was an NAIA All-American as a freshman finishing sixth. Sheehan was a three-time Pennsylvania Conference place-winner with one Championship and runner-up twice. He posted a career-record of 79-19-4 with 39 career pins. As a senior he posted a record of 37-7-1 with 18 pins, including pinning all four of his opponents on his way to an NCAA title. In his career he also captured tournament championships at the Wilkes Open, York College, the Bloomsburg Open and the Coast Guard Invitational.  
 
After graduating from Bloomsburg he attended Indiana State University where he was the assistant wrestling coach under Grey Simons.  He went on to teach at Upper Darby High School and was the assistant coach in wrestling under Art McCall. He later left the education field and went into sales where he spent 15 years in the steel industry working for National Steel.  Sheehan would later work in the Information Technology field for 15 years working for Sirius Computer Solutions. He has since moved to Delray Beach, FL where he owns and operate Sheehan's Corner Pub.  
 
Sheehan been married for 38 years to Donna Brenesal Sheehan '77. The couple has three children Courtney, Ryan and Brynn, '10.