Results (thus far) from the Recruiting Class of 2019 Career W-L Records (r/s years not counted) Malyke Hines 55-34, .618 Connor McGonagle 32-20, .615 Luca Frinzi 30-30, .500 Jake Logan 40-49, .449 Nathan Haubert 2-3, .400 Paul Watkins 6-14, .300 Edmond Ruth 0-0, .000 Louden Haga 0-0, .000 Career Du...

Eastonpa wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 12:50 pm Speaking of - anybody with tidbits on who is actually confirmed/scheduled for '24-25?

Or an actual schedule release date?

Last year's schedule release was on 8/10. FWIW, the recruiting release was on 6/21.

a little perspective. If you are ranked #38 in your class that means you are one of 190 guys during any 4/5 year recruiting cycle. Complete the thought with a little more perspective. It means you're one of the 190 best guys competing for 400 medals over a 5 year cycle. On average, you end up with ...

Flo just updated its 2024 HS Big Board for the final time.

Matt Lopes now #38 overall. Dominic Federici (still shown as a Columbia recruit) now #51. Logan Rozynski now #74.

Add Rylan Rogers, #13 two years ago.

JAD77 wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 1:07 pm

mookie wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 11:46 am Jack Bentz: 137 lbs. - 177 lbs.

Terry DeStito: 167-unlimited
Jeff Newman: 167-unlimited

Mike Frick: 118 lbs - 158 lbs
Mike Newbern: 158 lbs - unlimited
Two wrestlers whose careers overlapped, who covered all ten weights (tho' Newbern skipped over 190).

I don't know if we want him or not. He beat a guy named Munger, twice. 17-8 career at Michigan, with four losses up at 197 in duals against Top 30 opponents: Luke Surber, Gavin Hoffman, John Poznanski, Luke Geog. He'll be a r/s sophomore, three seasons of eligibility remaining. Michigan bio: Freshma...

Anybody remember George coming into the freshman dorms with boxes of cheesesteaks and hoagies and calling out from the end of the hall "Hoagie Man"? That was my introduction to the cheesesteak and I thought I had landed in heaven. Year? Like Richards 3A in 1971-72 calling out "Hoagie...

Do you know that Herceg isn't returning? Herceg was recognized as departing at our final home dual. Very rarely someone decides to return anyway, but figure it's 95% that he's retiring: https://lehighsports.com/news/2024/2/17/wrestling-mountain-hawks-celebrate-seniors-and-alumni-with-31-6-triumph-o...

Tanelli was definitely the leader of the exit from EIWA & Ayres strongly endorsed it. That is a confirmed fact. Penn coach also gone. So perhaps Gray from Cornell could lead the charge to revisit this decision? My understanding is that Cornell fans not happy about leaving? Valenti doesn't take ...

Isn't this kind of an odd move? It's great that Valenti will be staying at Penn and the move provides continuity, but he hasn't coached since 2015 -- been involved in athletics administration since then.