Every Returning NCAA Wrestling All-American This Season (2023-2024)
A list of every past NCAA wrestling All-American that will be competing this season.
Wrestling season is here. While new names will surely arise and establish themselves, here are the men who have already proven themselves to be the best wrestlers in the country.
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Returning 2023 All-Americans
Matt Ramos – 2nd
Anthony Noto – 4th
Eddie Ventresca – 7th
Other All-Americans In The Field
Patrick McKee – 3rd in 2021, 5th in 2022
Michael DeAugustino – 4th in 2022
Eric Barnett – 8th in 2021, 7th in 2022
Brandon Kaylor – 8th in 2022
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Returning 2023 All-Americans
Vito Arujau – Champ
Daton Fix – 4th
Aaron Nagao – 5th
Sam Latona – 7th
Kai Orine – 8th
Other All-Americans In The Field
Lucas Byrd – 5th in 2021 and 2022
Chris Cannon – 7th in 2021 and 2022
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Returning 2023 All-Americans
Real Woods – 2nd
Beau Bartlett – 3rd
Lachlan McNeil – 4th … rest of story at … Flowrestling.org/articles/Every-returning-ncaa-wrestling-all-american-this-season-2023-2024
Longest D1 Winning Streaks Entering The 2023-24 College Wrestling Season
See the wrestlers who have the longest active winning streaks heading into the 2023-24 Division 1 College Wrestling Season
It’s almost college wrestling season! Before the 2023-24 Division 1 season kicks off, get to know the wrestlers who are carrying the longest winning streaks into this year.
5). Aaron Brooks , Penn State – 13
Last Loss: December 20, 2022 – Iowa State dual to Marcus Coleman (Iowa State)
Aaron Brooks is entering his final college season as a 3-time national champion and is looking to make history as just the 6th ever 4-time national champion (7th if Starocci wrestles before him at NCAAs). Many believe Brooks’ loss to Marcus Coleman last year was a fluke, and Brooks’ performance at NCAA’s proved that after he won consecutive matches against Kaleb Romero (4-1), Trent Hidlay (6-3), and Parker Keckeisen (7-2) to win the 2023 NCAA title at 184 pounds.
This year, Brooks will make the move up to 197 pounds where he’ll face an entirely different group of contenders. Of the wrestlers ranked in the top 10 at 197, Brooks has only wrestled Trent Hidlay (also making the move up from 184). Brooks is the pre-season favorite, but the new challenges will make it fascinating to watch him during his final college season as a Nittany Lion. … rest of story at … Flowrestling.org/articles/Longest-d1-winning-streaks-entering-the-2023-24-college-wrestling-season
2023-24 College Preseason Coverage Hub
The start of the 2023-24 college season is rapidly approaching and over the next few weeks InterMat will bombard you with coverage, previews, and content from all angles. It might be too much to keep track of! With that in mind, here’s a spot to look for all of InterMat’s 2023-24 preseason coverage.
This page will be updated as more content is posted!
Top 50 List
#26-30
#31-35
#36-40
#41-45
#46-50
ACC
NC State Team Preview
Pittsburgh Team Preview
Virginia Team Preview
Big 12
2023-24 Big 12 Team Tiers
2023-24 Big 12 Predictions
Big 12 Breakdown Podcast: Preseason Part One
Big 12 Breakdown Podcast: Preseason Part Two
Big Ten
Maryland Team Preview
Michigan Team Preview
Seven Reactions from the Big Ten Schedule Release … rest of story at … Intermatwrestle.com/articles.html/college/2023-24-college-preseason-coverage-hub
Breakout Stars for the 2023-24 Season
With every new season there’s a new group of stars emerge or breakout. Today we’re focusing on some of them.
What constitutes a “breakout” star? For the purposes of this article, we’re not focusing on a top-25 freshman from the high school Class of 2023 who hasn’t had the opportunity to make his mark in college yet. That article is in the works too! The wrestlers we’re talking about are veterans who have been on the collegiate scene for a few years and have yet to compete at the NCAA Tournament.
Below are representatives from each conference and a little bit of background information on their careers to date.
ACC
Spencer Moore (North Carolina)
Last year, UNC saw graduate transfer Jack Wagner make the NCAA tournament at 125 lbs. Despite the growth of the program over the last decade, finding success at 125 lbs has proven to be difficult for the Tar Heels. Wagner’s trip to nationals marked only the third time since 2006 that UNC has sent a wrestler at that weight to nationals. That trend might get ruined in the future with the development of Spencer Moore. … rest of story at … Intermatwrestle.com/articles.html/college/breakout-stars-for-the-2023-24-season
Top True Freshman To Watch This 2023-24 NCAA D1 Season
All the recent high school grads to keep an eye on during this upcoming 2023-24 NCAA D1 wrestling season!
A new NCAA collegiate wrestling season brings with it new speculation on which true freshman will have breakout seasons.
The recent NCAA rule that allows true-freshman to wrestle in up to five varsity events while retaining the ability to redshirt has added a little mystery to the process of projecting lineups. Coaches have more leeway to experiment with matchups and can test the waters with their first-years before officially using up a year of eligibility, which makes deciding postseason lineups in the preseason even more difficult.
We tried to stick to listing wrestlers who were in high school last season and who we think will be wrestling in this next postseason, but it’s not always so simple. Not everyone is going to be wrestling in March for one reason or another, though we feel pretty confident everyone here will at least get a start or two on the varsity level. And if you think we’ve overlooked someone, please let us know!
To check out some notable names who are coming off a year of deferred eligibility, check out our redshirt report here: lightweights, middleweights, heavyweights.
To peruse the Class of 2023 Big Board, click here.
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Marc-Anthony McGowan, Princeton: When it comes to having big shoes to fill, McGowan is at the top of the list, as he will be following in the footsteps of Princeton legend Pat Glory, who was the Tigers’ first national champ since 1951. McGowan was #21 on the Class of 2023 Big Board and was a 2019 U17 World Champ in freestyle. … rest of story at … Flowrestling.org/articles/Top-true-freshman-to-watch-this-2023-24-ncaa-d1-season
Campbell announces 2023-24 wrestling schedule
BUIES CREEK, N.C. – The Campbell wrestling program and head coach Scotti Sentes have announced the 2023-24 schedule.
The schedule is highlighted by a strong non-conference slate and four Southern Conference matches at home.
Ticketing information for the events held at the Pope Convocation Center will be announced soon.
The Fighting Camels open the season at the Battle at Liberty on November 1 against Army. The match will be held at Fort Liberty in Fayetteville. This is the second year in a row the Camels will take part in a wrestling match on the military base. The event will be the first of four broadcasts featuring the Fighting Camels carried on UFC Fight Pass, the most of any school in the country.
Campbell follows that up with four consecutive road trips. They will go to Viriginia to take part in the Southeast Open on Nov. 4, hosted by Virginia Tech.
The next week, the Camels will take on the Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln, Nebraska on Friday, Nov. 10. The next Friday, Campbell travels to take on the Wyoming Cowboys in Laramie on Nov. 17 for the Battle at the Barnyard.
The Camels open December by participating in the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational on Dec. 1st and 2nd.
Campbell will host its first match in Buies Creek on Tuesday, Dec. 19th, as it hosts the Campbell Quad event. They will go up against Purdue, Stanford, and North Dakota State in the Pope Convocation Center.
The Fighting Camels then travel to Pennsylvania to take part in the Franklin & Marshall Open on Friday, January 5th.
That event will be followed by their final non-conference event on Jan. 14. The Camels will travel to Bakersfield, Calif., to participate in the annual Chippewa Challenge against Central Michigan, CSU Bakersfield, and American. … rest of story at … GOcamels.com/news/2023/10/16/wrestling-campbell-announces-2023-24-wrestling-schedule
2023 Super 32 Entries By State
Check out which wrestlers from your state are registered for Super 32. Plus a bonus heat map!
With a total of 2,231 wrestlers in the high school division alone, Super 32 will once again be massive this year. Without sacrificing quantity for quality there will be 160+ nationally-ranked boys wrestlers (you can see that list HERE) and 140+ nationally-ranked girls wrestlers (you can see that list HERE).
2023 Super 32
Take a look at this beautiful heat map to see how the states that will be sending the most wrestlers in the high school division. … rest of story with map at … Flowrestling.org/articles/11328519-2023-super-32-entries-by-state
2023 Super 32 College Fan Guide
The 2023 edition of Super 32 features over 80 D1 commits for nearly 40 colleges and universities. Here’s who college fans should look out for
Super 32 is one of the best opportunities for NCAA wrestling fans to watch their team’s future stars. According to the Super 32 website, this tournament has featured 29 different NCAA champions who have won a combined 45 NCAA titles. It’s safe to assume there are future NCAA champions competing in this year’s field.
2023 Super 32
This year’s tournament includes nearly 100 division 1 college commits representing nearly 40 different programs. Here’s a list of every division 1 commit we could find. If you see someone we missed, email david.bray@flosports.tv.
A complete preview of this year’s Super 32 boys high school division is available here. The Super 32 schedule, links to brackets, and a watch guide are also on FloWrestling.
Air Force
132 – Carter Nogle, Mount Saint Joseph, MD (2024)
138 – Chancellor Matthews, Cherokee Trail, CO (2025)
157 – Jake Wood, Perrysburg, OH (2024)
190 – #7 Karson Tompkins, Midlothian High School, TX (2024)
American
113 – JJ Peace, Cane Bay High School, SC (2024)
Arizona State
144 – #1 Pierson Manville, State College Area High School, PA (2024) … rest of story and list at … Flowrestling.org/articles/11326552-2023-super-32-college-fan-guide
Ian Fritz of Topsail presented Roy Heverly Award
Ian Fritz of Topsail H.S. is the ‘Roy Heverly Award’ winner as the top Underclassmen wrestler in Eastern North Carolina in 2023.
State champion Ian Fritz of Topsail H.S. will be presented the Roy Heverly Award this fall at a home football game. The Heverly Award is for the top underclassman scholastic wrestlers in eastern North Carolina for the 2023 season.
Fritz completed his sophomore season with 51 wins and just 2 losses to out of state wrestlers at the nationally ranked Beast of the East tournament. His career record so far is (94 – 5) with a 4th place finish at the state tournament his freshman year. He has also won two Regional Championships. On his path to the 4A State Championship Fritz defeated a 3x Finalist and 1x state champion Brandt Fajerman in the semifinals. He faced the defending State Champion Eli Murray in the finals and defeated him by a Tech Fall.
In the month following the state championship Ian won four of six matches at the National High School Coaches Association national tournament in Virginia Beach. His losses were in a close 6-5 decision to the 3rd place finisher and to the 7th Place finisher by a 5-3 decision. Both wrestlers were from the Buckeye State of Ohio.
Academically Ian has maintained a 4.3 GPA in school and earned his teammates respect as they voted him Team Captain as a Sophomore. He is “Hands down the hardest worker in the room” according to his coaches. Ian is a strong candidate to repeat as champion next season. More details of the day and time of the presentation in the fall shall be announced later.
Previous ‘Roy Heverly Award’ winners
2022 Alex Hopper of Wilm. Laney
2021 Caleb Beaty of Wake Forest and Mark Samuel of Wilm. Laney
2020 River Carroll of Swansboro and Mark Samuel of Wilm. Laney
2019 Christian Decatur of Rosewood
2018 Alec Sampson of Hoggard 2017 Beau Studebaker of East Carteret
2016 Harrison Campbell of West Brunswick 2015 Blaine Mainz of Jacksonville
2014 Joe Sculthorpe of Topsail 2013 Matteson Correll of Topsail
2012 Nick Quillen of Rosewood and Tyler Ross of Jacksonville
2011 Jake Smith of Havelock 2010 Marquin Hill of Washington
2009 Ryan Blackwell of Croatan 2008 Charlie Millea of Havelock
2007 Frank Hickman of Wilm. Laney 2006 Sean O’Laker of Croatan
2005 Eddie Sawyer of Currituck Co. 2004 Brian Lashomb of Currituck Co.
2003 Raymond Jordan of New Bern,
The award is named in honor of former state champion Roy Heverly, a 4 time state medalist at West Carteret and three time All-American at The University of North Carolina-Pembroke. The TakeDown Report, an on-line publication promotes amateur wrestling in eastern North Carolina, sponsors these Awards. “These awards recognize the most successful wrestlers in the area each year.” Fleming noted, “It encourages the young men from the teams in the eastern part of the state with another opportunity for others to realize the hard work, determination and discipline it takes to be a top wrestler,” he added. The TDR also ranks wrestlers in a TDR Top 12 List that is displayed on the TDR Blog page. The TDR has been involved in the publicity of amateur wrestling in North Carolina for over 20 years. Contact the TDR at martinkfleming@gmail.com, (252) 883-3311 & https://takedownreport.wordpress.com/
NCWA & TCWF seek to create first D-I wrestling program in Texas
The National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) and The Texas Collegiate Wrestling Foundation (TCWF) are thrilled to welcome coach Grant Leeth as the new leader for Tarleton State University’s NCWA intercollegiate wrestling program.
This newly-established program aligns with the NCWA Fast Start Plan, strategically designed to pave the way for the future possibility of adding NCAA wrestling at Tarleton State University. The realization of TSU as the first NCAA Division I program in Texas hinges on the successful fundraising efforts led by Leeth and the TCWF. … rest of story at … WIN-magazine.com/2023/10/16/ncwa-tarleton-state-seek-to-create-first-d-i-wrestling-program-in-texas
TDR blog
After 20 seasons of publicizing wrestling The TakeDown Report’s (TDR) focus has changed to the collecting of college coaching records from North America since 1903. We will continue to recognize and reward successful wrestlers in eastern North Carolina (east of Raleigh & Fayetteville), assist with schools in starting or re-starting a team and this blog. Join us on our FaceBook Page – “The TakeDown Report” for photos and news. Please send results, stories, links and news to pass along. E-mail us at takedownreport@gmail.com
Martin Fleming, Editor
Takedown Report
