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Wrestling Season Rolling On, Make Sure Your Subscription Is Too Division I Individual Rankings March 1, 2017 125 Pounds 157 Pounds 197 Pounds Rk ...Wrestler ....................... Year .......................School Rk ...Wrestler ....................... Year .......................School Rk ...Wrestler ....................... Year .......................School 1......Thomas Gilman .............. Sr ............................. Iowa 1......Jason Nolf ......................So ................... Penn State 1......J’den Cox ....................... Sr ........................Missouri 2......Nick Suriano ....................Fr ................... Penn State 2......Michael Kemerer .............Fr ............................. Iowa 2......Brett Pfarr ....................... Sr .................... Minnesota 3......Joey Dance .................... Sr ................ Virginia Tech 3......Jordan Kutler ...................Fr .......................... Lehigh 3......Jared Haught ...................Jr ................ Virginia Tech 4......Tim Lambert ................... Sr ......................Nebraska 4......Tyler Berger ....................So ......................Nebraska 4......Kollin Moore ....................Fr ....................Ohio State 5......Ethan Lizak ....................So .................... Minnesota 5......Joey LaVallee ................. Sr ........................Missouri 5......Jake Smith ..................... Sr ................West Virginia 6......Darian Cruz .....................Jr .......................... Lehigh 6......Joe Smith .......................So ...........Oklahoma State 6......Aaron Studebaker .......... Sr ......................Nebraska 7......Josh Rodriguez .............. Sr ...... North Dakota State 7......Jake Short .......................Jr .................... Minnesota 7......Matt McCutcheon ............Jr ................... Penn State 8......Jack Mueller ....................Fr ......................... Virginia 8......Clay Ream ......................Jr ...... North Dakota State 8......Preston Weigel ...............So ...........Oklahoma State 9......Sean Russell ..................So .......................Edinboro 9......Archie Colgan ..................Jr ......................Wyoming 9......Nathan Rotert ..................Jr ..... South Dakota State 10 ...Josh Terao ......................So ......................American 10 ...Victor Lopez ................... Sr ....................... Bucknell 10 ...Shawn Scott ................... Sr ............Northern Illinois 11 ....Nick Piccininni .................Fr ...........Oklahoma State 11 ....Colin Heffernan ...............Jr ..........Central Michigan 11 ....Ryan Wolfe ..................... Sr ............................ Rider 12 ...Drew Templeman ........... Sr ......................Wyoming 12 ...Dylan Palacio ................. Sr ..........................Cornell 12 ...Kevin Beazley .................Jr ...............Old Dominion 13 ...Nathan Kraisser ............. Sr ......................Campbell 13 ...Russell Parsons ............. Sr .............................Army 13 ...Ricky Robertson ..............Jr .....................Wisconsin 14 ...Shakur Laney .................So ............................. Ohio 14 ...Kyle Langenderfer ...........Jr ........................... Illinois 14 ...Tom Sleigh ......................Jr ....................... Bucknell 15 ...Gabriel Townsell ..............Fr ....................... Stanford 15 ...Josh Shields ....................Fr ............... Arizona State 15 ...Owen Scott ..................... Sr ..........................Cornell 16 ...Dylan Peters ................... Sr .............. Northern Iowa 16 ...Clark Glass ..................... Sr .................... Oklahoma 16 ...Frank Mattiace ...............So .............................Penn 17 ...Sean Fausz ....................So ...................... NC State 17 ...Brian Murphy .................. Sr .......................Michigan 17 ...Brad Johnson ................. Sr .................... Oklahoma 18 ...Brent Fleetwood ..............Jr ..........Central Michigan 18 ...Bryant Clagon .................Jr ............................ Rider 18 ...Corey Griego ..................So ............... Oregon State 19 ...Freddie Rodriguez ......... Sr ..........SIU Edwardsville 19 ...Sal Mastriani .................. Sr ................ Virginia Tech 19 ...Jackson Striggow ............Fr .......................Michigan 20 ...Sean Nickell ...................So .......... CSU Bakersfield 20 ...Andrew Atkinson .............Jr ......................... Virginia 20 ...Austin Severn ................. Sr ..........Central Michigan 133 Pounds 165 Pounds 285 Pounds 1......Nathan Tomasello ...........Jr ....................Ohio State 1......Isaiah Martinez ................Jr ........................... Illinois 1......Kyle Snyder .....................Jr ....................Ohio State 2......Eric Montoya .................. Sr ......................Nebraska 2......Logan Massa...................Fr .......................Michigan 2......Connor Medbery ............ Sr .....................Wisconsin 3......Cory Clark ...................... Sr ............................. Iowa 3......Isaac Jordan ................... Sr .....................Wisconsin 3......Ty Walz ........................... Sr ................ Virginia Tech 4......Seth Gross .....................So ..... South Dakota State 4......Vincenzo Joseph .............Fr ................... Penn State 4......Nick Nevills .....................So ................... Penn State 5......Kaid Brock .......................Fr ...........Oklahoma State 5......Chad Walsh .....................Jr ............................ Rider 5......Jacob Kasper ..................Jr .............................Duke 6......Zane Richards ................ Sr ........................... Illinois 6......Te’Shan Campbell ..........So .....................Pittsburgh 6......Austin Schafer ................ Sr ...........Oklahoma State 7......Stevan Micic ....................Fr .......................Michigan 7......Daniel Lewis ...................So ........................Missouri 7......Tanner Hall .....................So ............... Arizona State 8......Dom Forys .......................Jr ................................Pitt 8......Chandler Rogers ............So ...........Oklahoma State 8......Michael Kroells ............... Sr .................... Minnesota 9......Scotty Parker ..................So .......................... Lehigh 9......Anthony Valencia ............Fr ............... Arizona State 9......Ryan Solomon.................Jr .....................Pittsburgh 10 ...Earl Hall .......................... Sr ....................Iowa State 10 ...Branson Ashworth ..........So ......................Wyoming 10 ...Denzel Dejournette ........ Sr ........Appalachian State 11 ....Josh Alber .......................Jr .............. Northern Iowa 11 ....Bryce Steiert ....................Jr .............. Northern Iowa 11 ....Joey Goodhart.................Jr ...........................Drexel 12 ...John Erneste ..................So ........................Missouri 12 ...Dylan Cottrell .................. Sr ................West Virginia 12 ...Jared Johnson................ Sr ................ Chattanooga 13 ...Korbin Myers ...................Fr .......................Edinboro 13 ...Yoanse Mejias .................Jr .................... Oklahoma 13 ...Thomas Haines ..............So ..................Lock Haven 14 ...Kevin Devoy ................... Sr ...........................Drexel 14 ...Austin Matthews ..............Jr .......................Edinboro 14 ...William Miller ..................So .......................Edinboro 15 ...Mitch McKee ...................Fr .................... Minnesota 15 ...Joseph Gunther...............Fr ............................. Iowa 15 ...Doug Vollaro ................... Sr .......................... Lehigh 16 ...Jamal Morris ...................So ...................... NC State 16 ...Cole Walter ......................Fr .......................... Lehigh 16 ...Ray O’Donnell ................ Sr ......................Princeton 17 ...Bryan Lantry ...................So ..........................Buffalo 17 ...Luke Zilverberg ...............Jr ..... South Dakota State 17 ...Cody Crawford ................Jr ............... Oregon State 18 ...Colby Smith .....................Fr ........Appalachian State 18 ...Andrew Fogarty ...............Fr ...... North Dakota State 18 ...Nathan Butler ..................Jr ....................... Stanford 19 ...Cameron Kelly................So ............................. Ohio 19 ...Nick Wanzek ...................Jr .................... Minnesota 19 ...Ross Larson ................... Sr .................... Oklahoma 20 ...Joey Palmer ................... Sr ............... Oregon State 20 ...Lorenzo De La Riva ........Fr .......... CSU Bakersfield 20 ...JJ Everard ...................... Sr .............. Northern Iowa 141 Pounds 174 Pounds 1......Dean Heil ........................Jr ...........Oklahoma State 1......Zahid Valencia .................Fr ............... Arizona State 2......Kevin Jack .......................Jr ...................... NC State 2......Brian Realbuto ............... Sr ..........................Cornell 3......Joey McKenna ...............So ....................... Stanford 3......Bo Jordan ........................Jr ....................Ohio State 4......Matt Kolodzik ...................Fr ......................Princeton 4......Mark Hall .........................Fr ................... Penn State 5......George DiCamillo
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