FINAL TAKEDOWN

Rob Eiter serves as President and Director of Events for Final Takedown, where he is responsible for tournament operations, rules enforcement, athlete safety, and on-the-ground execution. He brings decades of elite competitive and coaching experience to every event, ensuring that competitions are run fairly, consistently, and with respect for athletes, coaches, and officials.

Rob is a five-time U.S. Open National Champion and a member of multiple U.S. World Championship and World Cup teams, including the 1996 U.S. Olympic Freestyle Team. He has represented the United States internationally in numerous elite competitions and earned multiple medals at the highest levels of the sport.

As a coach, Rob has led teams at the national and international level, including serving as Head Coach of the 1999 Senior Women’s World Championship Team—the first U.S. women’s team to win a world title—and Head Coach of the 2001 Women’s Pan American Championship Team. His collegiate coaching experience includes head coaching at the University of Pennsylvania and assistant coaching roles at the University of Maryland and Northwestern University, as well as leadership of Junior Women’s World Championship teams.

At Final Takedown, Rob is the primary wrestling authority on tournament day, responsible for rules interpretation, match-day decision-making, and the fair resolution of disputes. He oversees weigh-ins, seeding integrity, mat conduct, and athlete safety, working closely with officials to ensure that standards are applied consistently across all divisions. Rob’s role extends beyond tournament day, with year-round involvement in event planning, rules alignment, and operational preparation, ensuring that each competition is organized, disciplined, and professionally executed. His consistent presence provides coaches and athletes with a clear, experienced point of authority and reinforces Final Takedown’s commitment to fairness, accountability, and respect for the sport.

Mary Lloyd is a Founding Director of Final Takedown and serves as General Counsel to the organization and the Lloyd family’s affiliated businesses. She is an attorney admitted to practice in the State of New Jersey, the United States District Court, and the Supreme Court of the United States.

Mary began her legal career after attending Rowan University and Widener University School of Law. Upon graduation, she clerked for the Honorable John E. Wallace, Jr., Associate Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court—an experience that shaped her approach to the law with an emphasis on preparation, fairness, and judicial integrity.

Throughout her career, Mary has applied her legal expertise with both rigor and compassion. She has provided extensive pro bono legal guidance to families navigating the family court system, helping them move through complex and emotionally difficult circumstances with clarity, dignity, and respect. Her work reflects a belief that legal process, when handled properly, can be a stabilizing force during critical moments.

In addition to her legal practice, Mary has devoted significant time to working with special needs programs throughout South Jersey through one of the family’s businesses. She brings the same standards of care, organization, and accountability to this work that she applies in her professional roles.

At Final Takedown, Mary plays a central role in governance, legal oversight, and organizational structure, helping ensure that the organization operates with professionalism, fairness, and consistency. Her leadership style is thoughtful and steady, grounded in service rather than visibility.

Mary resides in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, with her husband and their youngest son. Her eldest son and his family also live on the same property, where three generations live, work, and support one another closely. For Mary, family and faith are the foundation of everything she does, guiding both her personal life and her professional leadership.

Michael Lloyd is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and operator with decades of experience across real estate development, investment management, and privately held businesses. Throughout his career, he has built, scaled, and overseen companies with a disciplined focus on capital allocation, operational control, and long-term value creation.

Michael brings an owner’s mindset to every venture—prioritizing structure, accountability, and execution over speculation. He has led organizations through growth, restructuring, and transition, and approaches opportunity with rigor shaped by experience across multiple market cycles. His leadership style reflects preparation, decisiveness, and respect for fundamentals.

Michael serves on multiple nonprofit and charitable boards focused on community support, youth development, and mentorship. His involvement in Final Takedown reflects a belief that competitive sports—when run with professionalism, fairness, and clear standards—instill discipline, resilience, and personal accountability that carry far beyond competition.

Michael lives in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, with his wife and family, where multiple generations live and work together. He remains actively engaged in ventures that value sound judgment, aligned incentives, and durable outcomes.

Joe Bollendorf brings more than four decades of leadership in public education and statewide athletic governance to Final Takedown. A retired Superintendent of Schools, former high school principal, teacher, and coach, Joe provides the organization with deep institutional knowledge and regulatory insight across New Jersey’s educational and athletic landscape.

Joe began his career as a Marketing teacher at Millville Senior High School, where he also coached Boys’ Soccer and Girls’ Softball. He later served in the Washington Township School District as Assistant Principal, Principal, and ultimately Superintendent of Schools from 2015 until his retirement in 2022. Since retiring, he has continued to serve New Jersey districts as Interim Superintendent in Moorestown, Pittsgrove Township, and Quinton.

In 2017, Joe was appointed to represent Gloucester County within the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA). During his seven years of service, he sat on the Eligibility Appeals Committee, participated in statewide strategic planning initiatives, helped revise athletic transfer regulations, and was elected President for the 2022–2023 school year.

At Final Takedown, Joe’s role extends beyond oversight. He provides strategic guidance on compliance matters, ensures alignment with interscholastic athletic standards, and maintains trusted relationships with athletic directors and educational leaders throughout the state.

He remains active in his community, serving on the Boards of the Washington Township Education Foundation and the Total Turf Foundation, and previously serving on local sports and economic development boards.

Michael Lloyd leads digital strategy and audience engagement for Final Takedown. A competitive wrestler and third-degree black belt, he brings a disciplined performance mindset to the organization’s brand growth initiatives.

Michael oversees social media development, content strategy, and digital audience expansion. His approach combines platform fluency with structured analytics to position Final Takedown within the evolving landscape of women’s wrestling.

He holds industry-recognized technology certifications, including CompTIA A+ and Network+, reflecting a strong foundation in systems and digital infrastructure, and is currently pursuing additional cybersecurity certification.

Beyond his role at Final Takedown, Michael is actively engaged in entrepreneurial projects involving real estate development and modern design. His broader interest in financial markets and emerging technologies informs a disciplined, data-aware perspective on long-term growth.