INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA has released updated standings for the 2024 NCAA Wrestling Awards that will be awarded in March at the respective Division I, II and III Wrestling Championships.
The inaugural NCAA Wrestling Awards were presented at the 2012 wrestling championships. The three awards, given in each division, honor the Most Dominant Wrestler as well as the student-athletes that have accumulated the most falls and the most technical falls throughout the course of the regular and postseasons.
For results to be counted for the awards they must come against opponents in the same division (i.e. Division II vs. Division II). Ties in the falls and tech falls categories are broken based on the aggregate time.
This week features the second standings of the Most Dominant Wrestler award, which features a 16-match minimum to qualify for the standings.
The Most Dominant Wrestler standings are calculated by adding the total number of team points awarded through match results and dividing that number by the total number of matches wrestled. Points per match are awarded as follows.
- Fall, forfeit, injury default or DQ = 6 points (-6 points for a loss)
- Tech falls = 5 points (-5 points for a loss)
- Major decision = 4 points (-4 points for a loss)
- Decision = 3 points (-3 points for a loss)
In Division I, Air Force heavyweight Wyatt Hendrickson, took over the top spot for Most Dominant Wrestler with an average of 5.47 points per match. Hendrickson also leads the nation in falls for the second straight week with 13. Last week’s most dominant leader Trent Hidlay from North Carolina State holds onto second at 4.84.
In Division II, the top five stay the same. Scott Joll of UNC Pembroke remains in first at 5.37 points per match.
In Division III, Joe Pins from Wartburg and Michael Petrella from Baldwin Wallace are tied at 5.21 points. Wartburg’s 197-pound Massoma Endene remains a close third at 5.17.
Lander’s Anthony Yacovetti continues his rise to the top of the Division II falls lead picking up two this week for a total of 13. Pittsburgh-Johnstown’s heavyweight Isaiah Vance trails by one.
Each of the top three falls leaders in Division III picked up one fall this week to keep the same order for the third straight week. Jake Jones from Ithaca leads with 21 while Case Western Reserve’s Mitchell Arch and Trinity (Connecticut) heavyweight Timothy Glynn each have 20.
In Division I tech falls, Lock Haven’s Wyatt Henson and Lehigh’s Michael Beard remain tied at the top for the second week in a row. Each picked up one this week for a season total of 13.
In Division II, Tiffin’s 125-pound Max Shore leads for the third week in a row with 12 tech falls in 52:50.
Alvernia’s Gavin Hollingsworth continues to dominate Division III tech falls for the fourth consecutive week. The 174-pounder has a four tech fall lead with 19 in 86:08.
Most Dominant Leaders through 2/12/2024
NAME/INSTITUTION/WEIGHT AVG POINTS
DIVISION I MEN
Wyatt Hendrickson Air Force 285 5.47
Trent Hidlay NC State 197 4.84
Mitchell Mesenbrink Penn State 165 4.65
Dean Hamiti Wisconsin 165 4.64
Zach Elam Missouri 285 4.5
Stephen Buchanan Oklahoma 197 4.42
Ridge Lovett Nebraska 149 4.4
Vinny Zerban Northern Colorado 157 4.39
Parker Keckeisen Northern Iowa 197 4.39
Michael Beard Lehigh 197 4.38
DIVISION II MEN
Scott Joll UNC Pembroke 174 5.37
Ty McGeary West Liberty 184 5.16
Isaiah Vance Pitt-Johnstown 285 4.86
Jacob Ealy Pitt-Johnstown 149 4.64
James Joplin Lander 125 4.58
Anthony Yacovetti Lander 197 4.24
Cole Hernandez Western Colorado 174 4.12
Jack Haskin Lake Erie 157 4.06
Juan Edmond-Holmes Lander 285 4
Christian Mejia McKendree 125 4
DIVISION III MEN
Michael Petrella Baldwin Wallace 149 5.21
Joe Pins Wartburg 133 5.21
Massoma Endene Wartburg 197 5.17
Colby Morris Waynesburg 174 5.04
Jacob Reed Ohio Northern 141 4.94
Mason Sprinkel Norwich 285 4.89
Matt Lackman Alvernia University 165 4.88
Josiah Gehr Messiah 141 4.84
Cooper Pontelandolfo NYU 157 4.83
Gabriel Zierden Concordia-Moorhead 197 4.76
* Minimum 16 matches
Falls leaders through 2/12/2024
NAME/INSTITUTION/WEIGHT/# OF FALLS/TIME
DIVISION I MEN
Wyatt Hendrickson Air Force 285 13 18:02:00
Gabe Sollars Indiana 197 11 38:10:00
Ryder Rogotzke Ohio State 184 10 26:28:00
Kelvin Griffin Lehigh 149 10 29:22:00
Mason Shrader Central Michigan 157 10 30:15:00
Chase Saldate Michigan State 157 10 36:13:00
Cory Day Binghamton 285 9 16:47:00
Ty Watters West Virginia 149 9 33:00:00
Tyler Brennan Little Rock 174 9 41:15:00
Dean Hamiti Wisconsin 165 8 19:50:00
DIVISION II MEN
Anthony Yacovetti Lander 197 13 26:48:00
Isaiah Vance Pitt-Johnstown 285 12 30:48:00
Scott Joll UNC Pembroke 174 11 19:23:00
Matt Long Gannon 285 10 9:33:00
Jacob Ealy Pitt-Johnstown 149 9 26:16:00
Trey Sizemore Indianapolis 174 9 33:24:00
Ethen Doty Upper Iowa 149 8 12:19:00
Trent Mahoney King 165 8 20:17:00
Lucas Wendling McKendree 197 8 21:02:00
Cole Gray Western Colorado 184 8 25:44:00
DIVISION III MEN
Jake Jones Ithaca 184 21 47:51:00
Mitchell Arch Case Western Reserve 165 20 41:29:00
Timothy Glynn Trinity (CT) 285 20 41:38:00
Mason Sprinkel Norwich 285 19 52:52:00
Nicholai Brotzman Pennsylvania College of Technology 285 17 28:48:00
Culley Bellino Cortland State 141 17 33:56:00
Sean Malenfant Alfred State 184 16 37:15:00
Caleb Burkhart Wilkes 285 16 42:42:00
Shea Garand Castleton 285 15 32:54:00
Doug Byrne Baldwin Wallace 285 15 35:00:00
Tech Falls leaders through 2/12/2024
NAME/INSTITUTION/WEIGHT/# OF TF/TIME
DIVISION I MEN
Wyatt Henson Lock Haven 141 13 53:12:00
Michael Beard Lehigh 197 13 58:07:00
Nick Feldman Ohio State 285 11 46:22:00
Trent Hidlay NC State 197 10 57:48:00
Daniel Cardenas Stanford 157 9 29:46:00
Nasir Bailey Little Rock 133 9 35:52:00
Taye Ghadiali Campbell 285 9 36:55:00
Stephen Little Little Rock 197 9 42:56:00
Jackson Arrington NC State 149 9 49:37:00
Dakota Morris Army West Point 165 8 27:39:00
Yonger Bastida Iowa State 285 8 29:39:00
DIVISION II MEN
Max Shore Tiffin 125 12 52:50:00
Shane Corrigan Wisconsin-Parkside 125 10 46:53:00
Max Ramberg Augustana (SD) 197 10 55:06:00
Torry Early Chadron State 149 9 32:21:00
Shawn Streck Central Oklahoma 285 9 37:45:00
David Hunsberger Lander 165 9 39:10:00
Wyatt Turnquist Northern State 149 8 28:07:00
Guy Deleonardis Glenville State University 157 8 43:32:00
Gavin Quiocho Glenville State University 133 8 44:03:00
Devan Moore Newberry 149 7 23:16:00
DIVISION III MEN
Gavin Hollingsworth Alvernia University 174 19 86:08:00
Joe Pins Wartburg 133 15 47:37:00
Justice Hockenberry-Folk York (PA) 174 15 48:11:00
Jaden Hinton Baldwin Wallace 133 14 57:48:00
Luke Hoerle Stevens Tech 133 14 60:21:00
Matt Lackman Alvernia University 165 14 68:02:00
Christian Komitas Aurora Universtiy 174 14 69:26:00
Avery Leonard Alvernia University 141 13 63:26:00
Ryan Kelly Delaware Valley 133 13 66:28:00
Angelo Centrone Cortland State 165 12 37:07:00
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