Coach Lentz brings over 30 years of combined wrestling and coaching experience to the Nathan Hale program. A standout athlete in his own right, he wrestled for West Allis Central and the University of Wisconsin–Parkside, where he developed the deep technical knowledge and competitive mindset that define his coaching style today.

During his high school career, Coach Lentz was a four-time Greater Metro Conference champion and captured the 2004 WIAA Division 1 State Championship at 125 lbs. These achievements laid a strong foundation for his transition into coaching.

Over the past 11 years, he has coached at both the middle school and high school levels, helping athletes develop discipline, resilience, and confidence on and off the mat. His extensive experience, passion for the sport, and proven track record of success make him a valuable leader within the Hale coaching staff.

Coach Lentz is excited to help inspire and shape the next generation of Husky wrestlers and looks forward to the season ahead.

Coach Brian Ciszewski AKA “Coach Ski” is entering his 4rd season as an Assistant Coach with Hale. He coached for 6 years at West Allis Central prior to joining the team. He was a four-year varsity wrestler and placed 3rd at the state tournament as a Junior. He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Occupational Safety & Health from UW-Whitewater and works for Regal Rexnord. In his free time, Brian enjoys spending time with his wife Lauren and his daughters Kenzi & Kennedy.

Coach Greg North is a proud Nathan Hale alumnus and former Husky wrestler who has dedicated the past eight years to coaching youth athletes. His passion lies in building strong foundations for young wrestlers, guiding beginners, and developing athletes with advanced skills.

As the leader of the Jr. Husky youth wrestling program, Coach North plays a critical role in shaping the future of Hale wrestling. His commitment to teaching fundamentals, fostering confidence, and cultivating a love for the sport ensures that each new generation of wrestlers enters high school prepared, motivated, and connected to the proud Husky tradition.

Coach Armando Suarez Del Real is entering his sixth year as the Head Coach of the Nathan Hale Wrestling Program, where he has led the program through significant growth, including the establishment of the school’s first-ever girls’ wrestling team. A committed mentor on and off the mat, he also brings twelve years of youth coaching experience through the Homestead High School Wrestling program and the Mequon-Thiensville Cardinals middle school football program.

Beyond athletics, Coach Suarez Del Real has served the community for 27 years as a firefighter and currently works as an Assistant Chief with the West Allis Fire Department. His leadership philosophy—built on discipline, resilience, and character—guides his approach to developing student-athletes into confident and responsible young adults.

Montrel Wade joins the Nathan Hale Wrestling Program as a vital support figure, strengthening the connection among our athletes, their teachers, and the coaching staff. With extensive experience as a Youth Advisor—mentoring students, supporting at-risk youth, and helping them stay academically and behaviorally on track—he brings a skill set rarely available to a high school wrestling program.

Montrel helps our wrestlers stay accountable in the classroom, monitors grades, assists with recruitment, provides mentorship during the school day, and ensures the team has space and support for film study and academic needs. His ability to build strong relationships and guide students toward positive decisions makes him an invaluable asset to our program's growth and to every athlete's success.

Benny Gustafson is from Madison, Wisconsin, where he wrestled at Madison Memorial High School. He continued his passion for wrestling and combat sports while attending Marquette University, where he served as President of the Marquette Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club. He currently serves as a Firefighter/Paramedic with the West Allis Fire Department. He is passionate about helping young wrestlers develop discipline, confidence, toughness, and respect while building skills and character that extend beyond the mat.

Coach Alex Saulnier wrestled for Appleton North for 4 years, starting in 2016, then transitioned to jujitsu after high school and continued through college. In his free time, he enjoys working out/grappling, watching movies and TV shows, and playing guitar. He is excited to help this team grow both as wrestlers and as individuals, and to pass on some knowledge he’s gained over the years.

“I love this sport because of the grit, mental toughness, and discipline it forces you to instill in you. All skills that will follow you into your adult life and set you up for success.”

Tristen Gregg is a Nathan Hale Wrestling alumnus and former member of the Huskies wrestling program. He returns to Hale as an assistant coach, bringing firsthand knowledge of the program, its culture, and expectations while helping develop the next generation of Hale wrestlers.

Thomas Medley joins the Nathan Hale Wrestling staff as the program’s strength and conditioning coach. He will work with both the boys and girls teams to develop strength, athleticism, and proper training habits while emphasizing safe lifting techniques and long-term athlete development.