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Name School Record Conference at Large Alonzo Allen Chattanooga 22-9 Socon at Large Zeke Moisey Nebraska 13-10 Big Ten at Large Rico Montoya Northern Colo 125 POUNDS Name School Record Conference At Large Alonzo Allen Chattanooga 22-9 SoCon At Large Zeke Moisey Nebraska 13-10 Big Ten At Large Rico Montoya Northern Colo. 16-9 Big 12 At Large Cole Verner Wyoming 22-13 Big 12 Vitali Arujau Cornell 26-2 EIWA Ronnie Bresser Oregon St. 23-1 Pac 12 Gage Curry American 23-11 EIWA Sean Fausz NC State 2-Nov ACC Carmen Ferrante Penn 24-8 EIWA Brent Fleetwood North Dakota St. 24-4 Big 12 RayVon Foley Michigan St. 31-4 Big Ten Willy Girard Bloomsburg 23-11 EWL Pat Glory Princeton 26-4 EIWA Malik Heinselman Ohio St. 23-9 Big Ten Drew Hildebrandt Central Mich. 19-8 MAC Spencer Lee Iowa 18-3 Big Ten Alex Mackall Iowa St. 25-10 Big 12 Drew Mattin Michigan 18-7 Big Ten Michael McGee Old Dominion 28-4 MAC Korbin Meink Campbell 14-11 SoCon Ryan Millhof Arizona St. 3-Nov Pac 12 Christian Moody Oklahoma 13-9 Big 12 Jack Mueller Virginia 17-0 ACC Elijah Oliver Indiana 28-16 Big Ten Nicholas Piccininni Oklahoma St. 30-0 Big 12 Travis Piotrowski Illinois 20-10 Big Ten Dack Punke Missouri 10-Nov MAC Sebastian Rivera Northwestern 25-1 Big Ten Sean Russell Minnesota 26-4 Big Ten Devin Schroder Purdue 19-11 Big Ten Jacob Schwarm UNI 14-10 Big 12 Gabe Townsell Stanford 18-10 Pac 12 Bryce West Northern Ill. 15-14 MAC 133 POUNDS Name School Record Conference At Large Noah Gosner Campbell 20-8 SoCon At Large Mario Guillen Ohio 17-3 MAC At Large Mason Pengilly Stanford 5-Dec Pac 12 At Large Cam Sykora North Dakota St. 20-8 Big 12 Roman Bravo-Young Penn St. 21-4 Big Ten Montorie Bridges Wyoming 29-8 Big 12 Anthony Cefelo Rider 19-6 EWL Austin DeSanto Iowa 18-4 Big Ten Dylan Duncan Illinois 13-12 Big Ten John Erneste Missouri 18-4 MAC DJ Fehlman Lock Haven 34-6 EWL Daton Fix Oklahoma St. 30-1 Big 12 Austin Gomez Iowa St. 21-5 Big 12 Gary Wayne Harding North Carolina 27-11 ACC Gary Joint Fresno St. 17-13 Big 12 Ethan Lizak Minnesota 28-5 Big Ten Stevan Micic Michigan 14-0 Big Ten Korbin Myers Virginia Tech 18-8 ACC Sean Nickell CSU Bakersfield 25-8 Pac 12 Brandon Paetzell Lehigh 15-11 EIWA Mickey Phillipi Pittsburgh 19-2 ACC Luke Pletcher Ohio St. 23-5 Big Ten Tim Rooney Kent St. 24-13 MAC Codi Russell Appalachian St. 20-10 SoCon Matthew Schmitt West Virginia 17-6 Big 12 Derek Spann Buffalo 21-4 MAC Nick Suriano Rutgers 24-3 Big Ten Josh Terao American 24-5 EIWA Ben Thornton Purdue 21-9 Big Ten Zack Trampe Binghamton 15-4 EIWA Charles Tucker Cornell 27-4 EIWA Devan Turner Oregon St. 20-9 Pac 12 Tariq Wilson NC State 14-3 ACC 141 POUNDS Name School Record Conference At Large Matt Findlay Utah Valley 14-2 Big 12 At Large Sam Krivus Virginia 16-10 ACC At Large Nate Limmex Purdue 18-15 Big Ten At Large Corey Shie Army West Point 27-14 EIWA Josh Alber UNI 31-5 Big 12 Kaid Brock Oklahoma St. 19-7 Big 12 Michael Carr Illinois 5-Dec Big Ten Chris Debien Chattanooga 24-11 SoCon Dom Demas Oklahoma 29-7 Big 12 Yianni Diakomihalis Cornell 24-0 EIWA Jaydin Eierman Missouri 23-3 MAC Josh Finesilver Duke 22-11 ACC Nicholas Gil Navy 29-6 EIWA Austin Headlee North Carolina 19-10 ACC Cameron Kelly Ohio 19-3 MAC Bryan Lantry Buffalo 2-Dec MAC Nick Lee Penn St. 27-2 Big Ten Pete Lipari Rutgers 12-Dec Big Ten Mitch McKee Minnesota 20-5 Big Ten Joey McKenna Ohio St. 20-2 Big Ten Mitch Moore Virginia Tech 17-7 ACC Tristan Moran Wisconsin 23-9 Big Ten Jamel Morris NC State 22-3 ACC Max Murin Iowa 15-8 Big Ten Ian Parker Iowa St. 23-7 Big 12 Sa`Derian Perry Old Dominion 23-8 MAC Chad Red Nebraska 18-11 Big Ten Christopher Sandoval Northern Colo. 10-Aug Big 12 Kyle Shoop Lock Haven 31-6 EWL Anthony Sparacio Binghamton 28-10 EIWA Kanen Storr Michigan 24-6 Big Ten Sam Turner Wyoming 30-12 Big 12 Grant Willits Oregon St. 17-8 Pac 12 149 POUNDS Name School Record Conference At Large Malik Amine Michigan 9-Nov Big Ten At Large Parker Kropman Drexel 8-Oct EIWA At Large Shayne Oster Northwestern 12-Dec Big Ten At Large Russell Rohlfing CSU Bakersfield 16-11 Pac 12 At Large Matthew Zovistoski Appalachian St. 26-13 SoCon Tejon Anthony George Mason 30-9 EWL Anthony Artalona Penn 26-5 EIWA Anthony Ashnault Rutgers 27-0 Big Ten Brady Berge Penn St. 18-3 Big Ten Ryan Blees Virginia Tech 16-14 ACC Jarrett Degen Iowa St. 25-6 Big 12 Mitch Finesilver Duke 28-3 ACC Kaden Gfeller Oklahoma St. 28-4 Big 12 Joshua Heil Campbell 23-6 SoCon Davion Jeffries Oklahoma 23-10 Big 12 Micah Jordan Ohio St. 25-2 Big Ten Matthew Kolodzik Princeton 21-3 EIWA Pat Lugo Iowa 20-7 Big Ten Cole Martin Wisconsin 19-11 Big Ten Joshua Maruca Arizona St. 16-12 Pac 12 Brock Mauller Missouri 29-2 MAC Christian Monserrat West Virginia 23-7 Big 12 Austin O`Connor North Carolina 29-5 ACC Khristian Olivas Fresno St. 21-11 Big 12 Justin Oliver NC State 18-5 ACC Henry Pohlmeyer South Dakota St. 21-13 Big 12 Jared Prince Navy 19-9 EIWA Cortlandt Schuyler Lehigh 14-9 EIWA Tanner Smith Chattanooga 7-Nov SoCon Michael Sprague American 23-9 EIWA Max Thomsen UNI 21-8 Big 12 Thomas Thorn Minnesota 18-10 Big Ten Requir van der Merwe Stanford 23-6 Pac 12 157 POUNDS Name School Record Conference At Large Eric Barone Illinois 16-14 Big Ten At Large Zac Carson Ohio 19-9 MAC At Large Joshua McClure North Carolina 20-11 ACC At Large Justin Thomas Oklahoma 21-9 Big 12 Ben Anderson Duke 14-Aug ACC Benjamin Barton Campbell 3-Nov SoCon Tyler Berger Nebraska 24-3 Big Ten Steve Bleise Minnesota 18-7 Big Ten Ryan Deakin Northwestern 29-4 Big Ten Larry Early Old Dominion 22-5 MAC Zach Hartman Bucknell 26-7 EIWA Ke-Shawn Hayes Ohio St. 20-9 Big Ten Hayden Hidlay NC State 20-2 ACC Josh Humphreys Lehigh 19-6 EIWA Jarrett Jacques Missouri 27-6 MAC Alexander Klucker Lock Haven 21-9 EWL Christian Labrie Brown 17-18 EIWA BC LaPrade Virginia Tech 17-9 ACC Quincy Monday Princeton 24-11 EIWA Jason Nolf Penn St. 26-0 Big Ten Christian Pagdilao Arizona St. 22-8 Pac 12 Alec Pantaleo Michigan 18-7 Big Ten Logan Parks Central Mich. 22-12 MAC Griffin Parriott Purdue 15-11 Big Ten Taleb Rahmani Pittsburgh 16-6 ACC Dan Reed Columbia 27-8 EIWA Justin Ruffin SIUE 17-10 MAC Alex Smythe Buffalo 15-7 MAC Chase Straw Iowa St. 21-10 Big 12 John Van Brill Rutgers 19-14 Big Ten Luke Weiland Army West Point 24-10 EIWA Hunter Willits Oregon St. 19-8 Pac 12 Kaleb Young Iowa 20-5 Big Ten 165 POUNDS Name School Record Conference At Large Colston DiBlasi George Mason 29-12 EWL At Large Connor Flynn Missouri 20-7 MAC At Large Joseph Gunther Illinois 18-13 Big Ten At Large Nick Kiussis West Virginia 18-10 Big 12 At Large Jonathan Viruet Brown 31-8 EIWA Branson Ashworth Wyoming 33-5 Big 12 Carson Brolsma Minnesota 19-10 Big Ten Thomas Bullard NC State 20-8 ACC Te`shan Campbell Ohio St. 20-7 Big Ten Cam Coy Virginia 19-14 ACC Jesse Dellavecchia Rider 24-5 EWL Evan Delong Clarion 16-13 EWL Zach Finesilver Duke 19-8 ACC Andrew Fogarty North Dakota St. 20-4 Big 12 Ebed Jarrell Drexel 22-4 EIWA Vincenzo Joseph Penn St. 23-1 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NC State 20-9 ACC Spencer Carey Navy 24-14 EIWA Ryan Christensen Wisconsin 17-8 Big Ten Marcus Coleman Iowa St. 27-12 Big 12 Lorenzo De La Riva North Dakota St. 26-9 Big 12 Vincent Deprez Binghamton 25-10 EIWA Matt Finesilver Duke 24-7 ACC Mark Hall Penn St.
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