University of the Cumberlands Athletics

As a senior (2020) ... MSC Second Team All- Conference, NAIA Qualifier, NAIA All-American (Fourth) ... Went 22-5 in his final season with the Patriots, including 16-5 in tournaments and undefeated in six duals starts. Placed first at both the Patriot Open and Cumberland Open, second at the MSC Championships, and fourth at the NAIA Championships. Finished the year ranked fourth in the NAIA, opening the preseason 10th and spending four polls as fifth. Totaled seven falls, fastest of 1:40 at the Cumberland Open.

As a sophomore (2017) … MSC Second Team All-Conference … MSC Tournament Title (2nd) … Went 21-4 with five falls, four top two finishes (two at first and two at second), and ranked six times in the NAIA Coaches’ Poll … Ranked tenth at 197 pounds in the October 19 NAIA Preseason Coaches’ Poll … Placed first at the Patriot Open with a 4-0 record and a fall (4:37) on November 5 … Finished in first at the Dan Gable Open with a 3-0 record on November 12 … Ranked eighth at 197 pounds in the November 16 NAIA Coaches’ Poll … Recorded two major decision wins in duals against Indiana Tech and Campbellsville at the Campbellsville Duals on November 19 … Won by fall (4:00) against Southeastern at the Patriot Duals on December 3 … Ranked sixth at 197 pounds in the December 7 NAIA Coaches’ Poll … Ranked sixth at 197 pounds in the December 28 NAIA Coaches’ Poll … Won by major decision in a dual against Reinhardt on January 13 … Recorded a major decision win in a dual against Lindsey Wilson on January 16 … Ranked sixth at 197 pounds in the January 18 NAIA Coaches’ Poll … Placed second at the Missouri Valley Invitational with a 4-1 record and a fall (5:15) on January 20-21 … Won by decision in a dual against Cumberland (Tenn.) on February 8 … Ranked fourth at 197 pounds in the February 8 NAIA Coaches’ Poll … Placed second at the MSC Championship with a 2-1 record, a fall (4:28), and a win over a 15th-ranked opponent on February 18 … Went 1-2 with a fall (4:41) at the NAIA Championship on March 3-4.

 

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