Shippensburg University Athletics

2011-12 (R-Junior): Qualified for the NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships at 133 pounds in his third year with the Raiders…placed fourth at 133 pounds at the NCAA Super Region I Championships to receive his NCAA berth…finished the season with an impressive 19-8 record, including a spectacular 16-2 mark in dual meets…tied for the team lead with seven pins, achieving victories by fall over wrestlers from West Liberty, Millersville, Newberry, American International, East Stroudsburg, Gannon and Anderson (S.C.)…won three straight decisions by fall in late January…picked up major decisions over wrestlers from Elizabethtown, York and Gannon…started out the year with wins in 16 of his first 18 bouts, with the only two losses coming at the PSAC Championships.

2010-11 (R-Sophomore): Posted a 3-3 record for the Raiders…went 3-1 in duals…his only dual loss came against a wrestler from Michigan State…picked up two major decisions…competed at the Clarion “Knightpoint” Open.

2009-10 (Sophomore): Completed a redshirt season with the Raiders…wrestled unattached at the “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial Classic, posting a 5-2 record for a fourth-place overall finish.

2008-09 (Freshman): Did not wrestle collegiately.

2007-08 (Freshman): Did not wrestle collegiately…attended UPJ.

Southern Huntingdon County High School: Multiple letter winner as a Rocket under head coach Andy Hall…twice finished as runner-up at the PIAA ‘AA’ State Championships…was runner-up at 119 pounds as a senior and runner-up at 112 pounds as a junior…totaled 130-19 career record with 54 falls…finished senior season with a 38-2 record and at 32-4 as a junior…twice was the PIAA District 6 champion and qualified for regional competition during all four varsity seasons…named to the Tri-County Conference’s First Team after all four varsity seasons…also competed with the Rockets’ track and field team...was a recipient of 2007 U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award.

Personal: Full name is Cody Ray Myers…is the son of Joseph and Melanie Myers…majoring in criminal justice.