Career Honors2014 KU Male Senior Athlete of the Year
Finished Career 10th in All-Time Wins (64)
Two-time All-American (2012, 2014)
2014 Sixth Place National Finish
2014 Super Region 1 Champion (133)
Three-time National Qualifier
2010 PSAC Champion (125-while at Edinboro)
2013-14: Voted the 2014 KU Male Senior Athlete of the Year (4/29)...Yenolevich went 15-4 at 133 pounds for the Golden Bears during his redshirt-senior season. He recorded six pins, four wins by major decision, and a win by tech fall. His fastest pin was in 16 seconds against Ronald Dingle of Delaware Valley at the East Stroudsburg Open on Nov. 17...Finished in sixth place overall at 133 pounds at the NCAA National Championships (3/15)...Recorded four wins, including two pins, and won the Super Region 1 Championship at 133 pounds. Yenolevich was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the regional tournament (3/2)...Pinned Thomas Nulty of Millersville in 1:03 at 133 (1/31)...Recorded a victory by major decision at 133 pounds in a win over Pitt-Johnstown (11/22)...Ranked No. 2 overall at 133 pounds in the NWCA Division II Super Region 1 preseason rankings, and sixth in the NCAA national rankings (10/23).
2012-13: Finished the season with an overall record of 21-12, including four wins by fall, four wins by major decision and two wins by tech fall.
2011-12: Finished the season with a 28-7 record, including nine pins and six major decisions. He placed fifth at the PSAC Championships, first at the NCAA Super Regionals and was an NCAA national qualifier. He was the only Golden Bear to place at the Division II National Championships (fourth).
2010-11: Won the PSAC Championship at 125 pounds before transferring to Kutztown from Edinboro University.
| Year | Record | Pins |
| 2011-12 | 28-7 | 9 |
| 2012-13 | 21-12 | 4 |
| 2013-14 | 15-4 | 6 |
| Career | 64-23 | 19 |
THE YENOLEVICH FILEFavorite Place to Vacation: Jamaica
Favorite Class: Group Fitness
Favorite Car: Bugatti
Building never been: Library
Along with my sport, I like to play: Hunting
Career Goal: Happiness
Favorite Athlete: Andre Petroski
