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Darrell Yohn ended his Adams State career as a 3-time All-American, 3-time RMAC Champion, and a NAIA National Champion in 1982 at the 190 weight class. His national title was one of three for Adams State in 1982 as the program finished as the national runner-up with 88.75 points. His first All-American nod came in 1979 as Yohn placed 7th overall at the national meet in Wheeling, West Virginia. His second nod came in 1981 by virtue of a 3rd place finish at the national meet in Edmond, Oklahoma. In each season Yohn produced All-American honors, Adams State finished second overall at the NAIA National Tournament. In his freshman season of 1978, the Alamosa native was named the program's Rookie of the Year.
In his senior campaign of 1982, Yohn finished with a 23-3 overall record featuring tournament wins at Air Force and the University of Wyoming. His senior year stats included 41 takedowns, 9 near falls, 6 pins, and a season-long accumulation of 103 team points. He led Adams State with a season-high four tournament championships and was named the program's Most Inspirational Wrestler in 1982. He finished his collegiate career with the second-most wins in program history at 78. His final overall record was 78-25 (.757).
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