Founder of All I See is Gold Academy, Burroughs is a New Jersey native, originally from Sicklerville, NJ. 

In college Burroughs was a two-time NCAA Champion and Hodge Trophy winner for the Nebraska Huskers.

Since college, Burroughs set the American record with his seventh gold medal at the Olympic and World Championship level in 2022. He is considered one of the greatest freestyle wrestlers of all time.

Jordan’s goal is to create a safe space to help introduce the next generation to wrestling, and build them into not only great champions, but also great individuals. 

Lucas is a recent Penn graduate where he spent four seasons as a starter between 157 and 165 pounds. 

As a Quaker, he was a two-time NCAA Championships qualifier, and second team All-Ivy.  

Revano returns to his NJ roots, where he won two New Jersey High School State Championships at Camden Catholic High School in Cherry Hill, NJ. He brings a championship pedigree, strong technical knowledge, and unmatched energy to the All I See is Gold Academy. We’re proud to have him as a member of our staff.

John Sauer is a South Jersey native who competed collegiately at Gloucester County College and was a standout, Hall of Fame wrestler at Sterling High School from 1998–2002. Since 2004, Sauer has worked extensively with such programs as Voorhees, Eastern HS, Kingsway and Washington Township, coaching several High School NJ State Champions and Division 1 athletes.

Sauer is currently a General Superintendent of R.E. Pierson Construction who enjoys maintaining a work-life balance by staying involved in South Jersey wrestling development.

A 2002 Camden Catholic graduate, Stinson was a four-time District and Region Champion, four-time state placer, and the only wrestler to be named Outstanding Wrestler twice at the Virginia Duals. He captured the 2002 NJSIAA state title at 130 pounds, finishing his high school career as New Jersey’s all-time wins leader with a 144–6 record.

Stinson wrestled at Rider University, where he was a Beast of the East champion, CAA Conference champion, Conference Rookie of the Year, and NCAA Division I qualifier. A 2008 Wilmington University graduate with a master’s in Special Education, and was Eastern High School’s head coach from 2011-2013. He currently lives in Blackwood with his wife, daughter, and two sons.