COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ryan Terefenko has made history. The graduate student from Sinking Spring, Pa. today etched his name into the Buckeye record book as the program’s first-ever four-time All-American. Terefenko was selected to the USILA’s list of third team All-Americans, as announced by the organization this afternoon. “We’re thrilled for Ryan on this well-deserved All-America recognition,” said head coach Nick Myers. “To be our program’s first four-time All-American is a significant accomplishment and speaks to just how much of an impact he had on our program since day one. He did it all for us and is one of the greatest competitors, teammates and leaders I have ever coached. I have no doubt he has many successful years ahead of him as a professional player and coach.” Terefenko played in seven games this past season despite suffering an injury that cost his four games in the middle of the…
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