THE OFFICIAL ATHLETICS SITE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER

2018-19: NCAA Upper Midwest Regional eighth place (157 pounds) … Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference runner-up (second team All-WIAC) … WIAC Scholastic Hononr Roll ... record of 14-18 with two pins and one major decision … tallied a 2-3 record to place eighth at the NCAA Upper Midwest Regional on Feb. 22-23 in Eau Claire, Wis. … posted a 2-1 record, including one pin, to finish second at the WIAC Championships on Feb. 8 in Eau Claire, Wis. … collected a 4-1 record to place third at 157 pounds at the Don Parker Open on Feb. 2 in Eau Claire, Wis. … registered a 2-2 record at 157 pounds at the Pete Willson-Wheaton Invitational on Jan. 25-26 in Wheaton, Ill. … defeated Tony Bivens by 8-1 decision in the Warhawks’ 26-19 triumph at UW-Platteville on Jan. 10 … pinned Tony Kontney in 4:13 during the Warhawks’ 24-22 win at UW-Oshkosh on Dec. 6 … bested Brady Bastyr by 10-0 major decision during UW-Whitewater’s 31-16 victory at UW-Eau Claire on Dec. 5 … finished 1-2 in the 157-pound elite bracket at the Luther Open on Nov. 10 in Decorah, Iowa

2017-18: Totaled a 15-10 record with two major decisions and two pins … added 31 takedowns, 19 escapes and four reversals … compiled a 1-2 record, including one pin, at 157 pounds at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Championship on Feb. 9 at Kachel Gymnasium … registered a 3-1 mark, including one major decision, to finish second at 157 pounds at the Don Parker Open on Feb. 3 in Eau Claire, Wis. … tallied a 3-2 record to finish third at 157 pounds at the Willie Myers Open on Jan. 20 at Kachel Fieldhouse … posted a 4-2 mark, including one pin and one major decision, to finish sixth at 157 pounds at the Spartan Mat Classic on Jan. 13 in North Manchester, Ind.

2016-17: Season record of 1-7 … tallied a 1-2 record at 157 pounds at the Don Parker Open on Feb. 4 in Eau Claire, Wis.

2015-16: WIAC Scholastic Honor Roll ... Record of 3-9

Personal: Majoring in finance ... competed in wrestling at Edgerton High School, where he placed sixth in the state in 2014 and second in 2015, and was a team Most Valuable Player and captain ... chose to attend UW-Whitewater to be at "a great place with a great team in the greatest sport"