Career Highlights
- Entering 1st Season
Jeff Reimel joins the University of the Cumberlands wrestling staff as an assistant coach, bringing experience across the NCAA Division II, Division III, NAIA, and NCWA levels.
Reimel comes to Williamsburg after serving as an assistant coach at Menlo College, where he played an integral role in practice planning, recruiting, academic monitoring, and program operations. During his time at Menlo, he helped coach multiple championship teams, including the 2025 NCWA National Team Champions, NCWA WCC Team Champions, and MPSF NCAA Division II Team Champions. His athletes earned national recognition with six national titles, nine national finalist finishes, and 20 All-American honors from 2019–25, while also excelling academically with 28 Academic Scholar-Athletes.
In addition to on-mat instruction, Reimel coordinated recruiting efforts, managed social media, assisted with budgeting and travel logistics, and ensured compliance with NCAA Division II regulations. He also organized youth clinics and community engagement events, contributing to the growth and visibility of the wrestling program.
Prior to Menlo, Reimel served as an assistant coach at Emmanuel College (NAIA) and Alvernia University (NCAA Division III), where he gained valuable experience in recruiting, compliance, academic advisement, and daily practice execution. He began his coaching career as an assistant intern at Kutztown High School, focusing on practice planning, match operations, and athlete development.
A former standout wrestler at Kutztown University, Reimel was a three-time NCAA Division II National Qualifier and a two-time Division II All-American, finishing fifth and sixth nationally during his career. He was a three-time regional placer, team captain as a junior and senior, and earned team MVP honors in 2018. He graduated from Kutztown University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science in Sport Management and a minor in Coaching.
