Penn State Wrestlers Secure 7 All American Honors in Quarterfinals | Session III Full Results…
Penn State Wrestling delivered an impressive performance in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Wrestling Championships, securing seven All-American honors and solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse in collegiate wrestling. The Nittany Lions showcased dominance across multiple weight classes, advancing seven wrestlers to the semifinals.
Top-ranked Roman Bravo-Young (133 lbs), Carter Starocci (174 lbs), and Aaron Brooks (184 lbs) continued their pursuit of individual championships with commanding victories. Starocci and Brooks, both defending national champions, displayed their signature aggressive styles, earning bonus points for the team.
Freshman standout Levi Haines (157 lbs) continued his remarkable run, displaying composure and skill beyond his years. Greg Kerkvliet (285 lbs) powered through tough competition to earn his All-American status. Shayne Van Ness (149 lbs) and Beau Bartlett (141 lbs) also punched their tickets to the semifinals, highlighting the depth of Penn State’s roster.
With seven wrestlers in the semifinals, Penn State remains in strong contention for another team championship under the guidance of head coach Cael Sanderson. The Nittany Lions’ consistent excellence and ability to perform under pressure reaffirm their status as a wrestling dynasty. Fans eagerly await the semifinals to see if Penn State can continue its dominance on the mat.Penn State Wrestlers Secure 7 All-American Honors in Quarterfinals: Session III Full Results
Penn State Wrestling delivered an impressive performance in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Wrestling Championships, securing seven All-American honors and solidifying their reputation as a powerhouse in collegiate wrestling. The Nittany Lions showcased dominance across multiple weight classes, advancing seven wrestlers to the semifinals.
Top-ranked Roman Bravo-Young (133 lbs), Carter Starocci (174 lbs), and Aaron Brooks (184 lbs) continued their pursuit of individual championships with commanding victories. Starocci and Brooks, both defending national champions, displayed their signature aggressive styles, earning bonus points for the team.
Freshman standout Levi Haines (157 lbs) continued his remarkable run, displaying composure and skill beyond his years. Greg Kerkvliet (285 lbs) powered through tough competition to earn his All-American status. Shayne Van Ness (149 lbs) and Beau Bartlett (141 lbs) also punched their tickets to the semifinals, highlighting the depth of Penn State’s roster.
With seven wrestlers in the semifinals, Penn State remains in strong contention for another team championship under the guidance of head coach Cael Sanderson. The Nittany Lions’ consistent excellence and ability to perform under pressure reaffirm their status as a wrestling dynasty. Fans eagerly await the semifinals to see if Penn State can continue its dominance on the mat.
