Adin Duenas

	Class: Senior
	Hometown: Gilroy, CA
	High School: Gilroy HS

	Position: 141
	Birthdate: 07/02/1988
	Experience: 3V

Career Stats

2009-10 Photo Gallery

Everyday Champion

Adin Duenas (ah-DEEN DWAYN-us) is the most highly credentialed returning Titan wrestler... two-time NCAA qualifier in 2009 and 2010... last year's Pac-10 champion and selected Most Outstanding Wrestler of the meet after sweeping to the 141-pound title over three nationally ranked wrestlers as the tourney's fourth seed... selected national wrestler of the week (Feb. 23 - March 1) by TheMat.com for his accomplishment... posted a 20-10 overall record with one pin... he earlier appeared as a last-minute substitute in the 2009 NWCA All-Star Classic held in Titan Gym on Nov. 22... in 2009 he placed third at the Pac-10 Championships and finished with a 16-9 overall record, 9-4 in duals... had a solid redshirt freshman season in 2007-08... compiled an 8-4 record with two major decisions and one near fall at 141 pounds... placed second in the San Francisco State Open... sat out the 2006-07 season but was 3-2 in unattached tournament action at 141 pounds... he was a high school All-American in 2006 at Gilroy High School in Gilroy, California, where he was a two-time section champ and a four-time state qualifier for Coach Armando Gonzalez and teammate of fellow Titan Armando Gonzalez... finished seventh in state as a junior and third in state as a senior... placed fourth in nationals as a senior... a section runner-up his first two years...made the honor roll all four years at Gilroy... his major is criminal justice... enjoys skimboarding, eating and meeting new people... born on July 2, 1988, in Gilroy...parents are Efrain and Rosemary Duenas... has seven siblings (Jesiah, Eli, Jeremiah, Eleanor, Delilah, Felipe and Efrain Jr.)... says an interesting fact about him is that he can flip his eyelids... says his brothers Jeremiah and Eli are his biggest influences because: "They've always been there for me and pushed me to be where I am now"... chose Fullerton because of the area as well as the coach.