The news from the transfer portal doesn’t slow down on Easter Sunday. Today, a pair of All-Americans announced their transfer destinations. First was Ethan Stiles, a 2025 NCAA sixth-place finisher at 149 lbs. He has committed to Ohio State. 
Stiles took over starting duties for the Beavers in mid-January and never looked back. After a loss in his 149 lb debut, Stiles reeled off seven straight wins to end the regular season. His victims during that stretch were quite impressive - Jordan Williams, Jaden Abas, Chance Lamer, and Lachlan McNeil. He’d eventually finish second at the Pac-12 championship and earn the #12 seed at nationals. 
Stiles advanced to the NCAA quarterfinals after a shocking 8-0 major decision win over four-time All-American Kyle Parco of Iowa. Though he lost in the quarters, Stiles was able to regroup and pinned Malyke Hines in the opening period to secure All-American honors. 
Provided he can continue to make 149 lbs, Stiles will be a perfect fit for the Buckeyes. Ohio State’s two-time All-American Dylan D’Emilio exhausted his final year of eligibility in 2024-25 and there was no clear-cut successor to D’Emilio on the roster. Stiles’ addition gives the Buckeyes three All-Americans in their potential 2025-26 lineup and they could potentially field a lineup with nine returning national qualifiers. 
The other past All-American on the move also involves the state of Ohio. Peyten Kellar is moving from one OU to another. He’s transferring from Ohio to Oklahoma. Kellar shocked the crowd in Kansas City at the 2024 NCAA Championships when he pinned All-American’s Ed Scott and Bryce Andonian, and won a shootout with Peyton Robb before taking fifth place. 
Kellar’s fifth-place finish led to a selection in the 2024 NWCA All-Star Classic. Kellar was beaten by Penn State’s Tyler Kasak, 4-2 on Kasak’s home mat. 
Kellar’s 2024-25 campaign ended in December as he sported a 10-2 official record. He notched notable wins over Johnny Lovett and Chase Saldate. 
The transfer of Kellar will be a welcome addition to a Sooner lineup that did not have a national qualifier at 157 lbs in 2024-25. Oklahoma also did not manage to put any wrestlers on the national podium. 
The former Bobcat All-American can provide experience in an Oklahoma lineup that might feature a handful of freshmen (redshirt/true). 
Stiles will have two years of eligibility remaining. Kellar has one, perhaps two years of eligibility. 

The 2025 US Open is just around the corner. The Senior Men’s Greco-Roman tournament is a bit different than the freestyle tournaments. This event will also be known as the World Team Trials for Greco-Roman, so the stakes are as high as ever. A berth on the 2025 World Team will be hanging in the balance in Las Vegas. Since this is a World Team Trials event, the finals will use a best-of-three format. 
With this being the final qualifying tournament for making the 2025 World Team - all the stars that you would expect to see in Greco competition will be on hand. 
Below are the Greco-Roman entries as of Saturday morning (4/19). Registration will continue until 4/20. 
 
55 kg
Jeffrey Brewer, CA, California
Jakason Burks, NE, MWC Wrestling Academy
Kenneth Crosby, CO, NMU-National Training Center
Jurane Culbreath, IL, Chicago WC
Peter Del Gallo, ME, South Side WC
Fabian Gutierrez, NY, West Point WC
Ray Ray Harris, CA, Tiger WC
Tyler Klein, WI, Dubuque RTC
Brady Koontz, IA, Dubuque RTC/ Titan Mercury Wrestling Club (TMWC)
Jayden Raney, KY, NYAC
Eathon Rider, CA, Central Valley RTC
Zachary Silvis, MN, Minn Storm/NYAC
Billy Sullivan, CO, Army (WCAP)
 
60 kg
Max Black, MI, NYAC/NMU
Jayden Carson, MO, Arkansas Regional Training Center
Elijah Cortez, CA, Gilroy High School Wrestling
Isaiah Cortez, CA, Daniel Cormier Wrestling Club
Joseph Couch, MD, West Point Wrestling Club
Paxton Creese, MN, Minn Storm/NYAC
Roberto Estrada, CO, Western Colorado Wrestling Club
Carson Jackson, OR, Thunder Mountain Wrestling Club
Dylan Koontz, IA, Dubuque RTC/ Titan Mercury Wrestling Club (TMWC)
David Medina, TN, Southeast Regional Training Center
Randon Miranda, CA, NYAC
Phillip Moomey, NE, Neb/NYAC
Rhett Peak, OK, NYAC
Zane Richards, IL, Illinois RTC/ Titan Mercury Wrestling Club (TMWC)
Dalton Roberts, CO, Army (WCAP)
Camden Russell, NE, Neb/Nyac
King Sandoval, DC, DMV RTC
 
63 kg
Ryu Brown, SC, Sons Of Thunder Wrestling
Ruben Calderon, TX, Paradigm Wrestling
Ellis Coleman, CO, Army (WCAP)
Kaden Ercanbrack, UT, NMU-National Training Center
Ildar Hafizov, CO, Army (WCAP)
Savion Haywood, IL, Iguana Wrestling Club
Logan James, IA, MWC Wrestling Academy
Lukas Kanownik, ID, NMU-National Training Center
Jace Koelzer, CO, Bear Cave Wrestling Club
Riley Lomenick, IL, USOTC
Austin Long, VA, Clinic Wrestling
Ty Lydic, PA, New York Athletic Club
Robert Pinto, CA, California
Laturey Villegas, NV, All-Air Force
 
67 kg
Jaxon Bearden, UT, Team Prestige Wrestling
Otto Black, CO, NYAC/Colorado Top Team Wrestling Club
Issac Chavarria, CO, Western Colorado Wrestling Club
Connor DeBorde, MN, Minnesota Storm
Richard Fedalen, MD, New York City RTC
Justin Feldman, OH, South West Washington Wrestling Club
Xavier Johnson, CO, Army (WCAP)
Maddox Khalimsky, IL, NMU-National Training Center
Taylor LaMont, NY, West Point Wrestling Club
Nicholas Leonetti, ID, Suples Wrestling Club
Pablo Monreal, CO, All Navy Wrestling
Duncan Nelson, IL, Air Force WCAP
Dean Noble, CO, Western Colorado Wrestling Club
Alston Nutter, CO, Army (WCAP)
Dylan Phelps, MI, Olivet Wrestling Club
Noah Rice, PA, LAW
Farrokh Safaeinejad, FL, Florida
Logan Savvy, FL, New York Athletic Club
David Stepanian, MI, New York Athletic Club
 
72 kg
Tyler Antoniak, NE, MWC/NYAC
Riley Briggs, CA, NMU-National Training Center
DeShon Gallegos, CO, Skyview Wolverine Wrestling Club
Nicholas Janowitz, TX, Patriot Wrestling Club
Aliaksandr Kikiniou, CA, NYAC
Conrado Lopez, CA, Unattached Fresno
Brett McIntosh, WY, Wyoming Wrestling Reg Training Ctr
Charles McKune, KY, NMU-National Training Center
Ivan Morris, CO, Northern Colorado Wrestling Club
Peter Ogunsanya, TX, Army (WCAP)
Alec Ortiz, MN, Minnesota Storm
Clay Radenz, ND, Bison Wrestling Club
Peyton Robb, MN, Neb/NYAC
Brayden Roberts, WV, LIRTC
Alejandro Sancho, CO, Army (WCAP)
Will Scherer, MO, Combat W.C. School of Wrestling
Max Schierl, WI, NMU-National Training Center
TJ Schierl, WI, Ohio RTC/ Titan Mercury Wrestling Club (TMWC)
Justus Scott, CO, Army (WCAP)
Jadon Skellenger, ID, Lehigh Valley Wrestling RTC
Dylan Straley, WA, Southern Oregon RTC
Grady Tisdale, GA, Betterman Elite
Steven Villalobos, GA, Garage Boyz Wrestling
Noah Wachsmuth, OR, New York Athletic Club
Bobby Yama*I poop my pants, don't laugh at me*a, CO, All Navy Wrestling
 
77 kg
Drew Allgeyer, MI, NYAC/Minn Storm
Ethan Barr, MO, Golden Pride WC
Kamal Bey, CO, Army (WCAP)
Patrick Curran, IL, NMU/NYAC
Tyler Eischens, MN, Tar Heel Wrestling/NYAC
Hunter Harwood, OR, Southern Oregon RTC
Rene Hernandez, NV, Las Vegas Wrestling Club
Dayton Hill, OK, Valley Wrestling Club
Britton Holmes, CO, Army (WCAP)
Hedayat Kabiri Moghadam, CA, World Team Training Center
Arvin Khosravy, CA, West Point WC
Aliaksandr Kikiniou, CA, NYAC
Justin McCunn, IA, Viking Wrestling Club
Quinlan Nelson, IL, Illinois
Glenn Rhees, MO, Greater Heights
Daniel Richardson, CA, All Navy Wrestling
Aydin Rix McElhinney, ME, NYAC/NMU
Kai Simmons, HI, Northern Michigan University (NMU)
Caden Young, WI, NYAC
 
82 kg
Adrian Artsisheuskiy, NY, NYAC
Tanner Baumgartner, CO, Colorado Mesa WC
Andrew Berreyesa, NV, NYAC
Tommy Brackett, CO, NYAC
Talmage Carman, WY, Mustang WC
Luke Ciampa, NJ, LVWRTC
Tyler Cunningham, NE, NYAC
Ryan Epps, MN, Army WCAP
Achilles Evans, CO, Betterman Elite Wrestling
Jack Gillis, WI, Ringers WC
Alex Hamm, FL, Florida
Michael Higgins, MI, NMU
Arian Khosravy, CA, California
Beka Melelashvili, PA, NYAC
Jesse Porter, NY, NYAC
Fritz Schierl, MN, Storm/NYAC
Aidan Squier, CT, Combat W.C. School of Wrestling
Ryan Whittle, PA, Atlas WC
 
87 kg
Tyson Beauperthuy, CO, Tiger WC
Zachary Braunagel, IL, Illinois Regional Training Center/Illini WC
Mason Buss, OR, Mustang WC
Marcus Curry, CA, Ford Dynasty
Daniel Eubanks, NV, NMU-National Training Center
Jonathon Fagen, ID, JG
Hunter Gonzalez, CA, California
Payton Jacobson, MI, NMU/NYAC
Kyle Knudtson, OR, Crook County HS Wrestling
Jordan Lara, NM, 505 WC
Damen Pape, NE, Wolves WC
Christian Rouleau, MN, Storm/NYAC
Spencer Woods, CO, Army (WCAP)
Keenan Wyatt, AL, Knights RTC
 
97 kg
Michael Altomer, NY, Curby/NYAC
Braden Baumgartner, CO, Colorado Mesa WC
Nicholas Boykin, OH, Ohio
Austin Craig, WA, All Navy Wrestling
Anthony Edson, CA, All Navy Wrestling
Orry Elor, CA, NYAC
Timothy Eubanks, NV, NMU-National Training Center
Michial Foy, CO, Army (WCAP)
Austin Harris, GA, Club Lucha
Ian Huston, CA, Ford Dynasty WC
Austin Kohlhofer, OH, West Point WC
Cade Lautt, NC, NYAC/THWC
Jayden Loehnig, CA, Golden State WC
Kody Marschner, IL, Mustang WC
Brandon Marshall, IA, Big Game Wrestling Club
David Tate Orndorff, WA, Titan Mercury Wrestling Club (TMWC)
Eli Pannell, IL, Dubuque RTC
Josef Rau, IL, Titan Mercury Wrestling Club (TMWC)
Eric Schwark, OR, Ashland WC
George Sikes, FL, NYAC
Jayden Tadeo-Gosal, CA, NMU-National Training Center
Timothy Young, IL, Army (WCAP)
 
130 kg
Daimon Altamirano, NM, 505 Wrestling Club
Aden Attao, OR, NYAC
Brandon Ballard, MN, Frontier WC
Max Balow, MN, Viking RTC
Adam Coon, MI, CKWC/NYAC
Donald DeGarmo, AL, All-Air Force
Cameron Dubose, WA, Mustang WC
Sebastian Echeverria, OR, Southern Oregon University
Tom Foote, MA, NYAC
Courtney Freeman, NC, All-Marine
James Hustoles, MI, NMU-National Training Center
Nathaniel Lennon, NY, Valhalla Training Center
Keith Miley, AR, Ark/NYAC
Tashaud Nelson, MN, Norse RTC
Michael Rogers, PA, West Point WC
Cohlton Schultz, AZ, Atreus WC

One of the top remaining uncommitted juniors in the country, #12 overall Dom Munaretto (St. Charles East, IL), changed his status to committed this afternoon as he gave a verbal to Ohio State University. In addition to Munaretto’s ranking among the Class of 2026, he finished the 2024-25 campaign ranked fourth in the nation at 120 lbs. 
Munaretto is a two-time U17 world champion - winning first in 2022 at 45 kg and again in 2024 at 51 kg, both in freestyle. In 2024, Munaretto also represented the United States at the U17 World Championships in Greco-Roman; however, he did not earn a medal. 
Domestically, Munaretto has placed at the Walsh Ironman on three occasions. He won the 106 lb bracket as a freshman in 2022 and was seventh and third in the following seasons. Munaretto has also made the Super 32 podium twice - taking sixth in 2022 and finishing as a runner-up in 2023. 
Munaretto will be in action next week at the U20 US Open as he is registered at the 57 kg weight class. 
At the next level, Munaretto projects as a 133 lber. Ohio State has Munaretto’s old high school teammate Ben Davino as a true freshman. Davino had an excellent redshirt season going 19-1 and will push for the starting role in 2025-26. He could move up to 141 in the future. 
In addition to Ohio State; Illinois, Indiana, and Nebraska were finalists for Munaretto. Last fall, he visited those four schools along with Arizona State.