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    2022-23 Summer Rankings: By the Numbers

    2022 NCAA champion Keegan O'Toole in the NCAA semifinals (photo courtesy of Sam Janicki; SJanickiPhoto.com)


    On Thursday, InterMat released our first DI collegiate rankings of the 2022-23 season, our summer version. It goes without saying, but there will likely be plenty of changes between those rankings and our set for the preseason. But this set will give us a good snapshot of what each weight generally looks like. With that in mind, we've generated some numbers from these summer rankings.

    Have fun!

    Returning (past) NCAA All-Americans by weight

    125 lbs: (9) Lee, Glory, Arujau, DeAugustino, McKee, Courtney, Barnett, Kaylor, Cardinale

    133 lbs: (8) Bravo-Young, Fix, McGee, Byrd, Cannon, Foley, LaMont, Latona

    141 lbs: (5) Matthews, Woods, Bergeland, Composto, Carlson

    149 lbs: (11) Diakomihalis, Gomez, Sasso, Lovett, Mauller, Millner, Parco, Thomas, Abas, Demas, Sherman

    157 lbs: (7) Lee, Lewan, Robb, Teemer, Andonian, O'Connor, Sheets

    165 lbs: (9) O'Toole, Griffith, Carr, Monday, Amine, Hamiti, Khachla, Hall, Wittlake

    174 lbs: (8) Starocci, Lewis, Labriola, Plott, Smith, Lautt, Romero, Turley

    184 lbs: (8) Brooks, Keckeisen, Hidlay, Romero, Coleman, Loew, Poznanski, Bolen

    197 lbs: (11) Dean, Ferrari, Warner, Buchanan, Elam, Truax, Bastida, Deprez, Beard, Hoffman, Bonaccorsi

    285 lbs: (7) Schultz, Kerkvliet, Parris, Cassioppi, Davison, Orndorff, Hillger


    Returning (past) NCAA finalists by weight

    125 lbs: (3) Lee, Glory, Courtney

    133 lbs: (2): Bravo-Young, Fix

    141 lbs: (0)

    149 lbs: (3) Diakomihalis, Sasso, Lovett

    157 lbs: (1) O'Connor

    165 lbs: (4) O'Toole, Griffith, Carr, Monday

    174 lbs: (2) Starocci, Lewis

    184 lbs: (2) Brooks, Hidlay

    197 lbs: (4) Dean, Ferrari, Warner, Bonaccorsi

    285 lbs: (2) Schultz, Parris


    5 - Multiple-time NCAA Champions returning

    125: Lee (3); 133 - Bravo-Young (2); 149 - Diakomihalis (3); 174 - Starocci (2); 184 - Brooks (2)


    3 - New number ones (or they have never held the #1 ranking before)

    Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh - 141), Brayton Lee (Minnesota - 157), and Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State - 285)


    3 - The number of NCAA champions who appear in the rankings at 165 lbs

    #1 Keegan O'Toole (Missouri), #2 Shane Griffith (Stanford), #3 David Carr (Iowa State)


    3 - The number of weight classes with multiple returning champions


    165 - O'Toole/Griffith/Carr

    174 - Starocci/Lewis

    197 - Dean/Ferrari


    5 - The number of teams with all ten projected starters currently in the rankings

    Iowa, Lehigh, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma State


    7 - The number of teams with nine projected starters currently in the rankings

    Iowa State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northern Iowa, Ohio State, Penn, Virginia Tech


    Number one ranked wrestlers by conference:

    Big Ten (6): S. Lee, Bravo-Young, B. Lee, Starocci, Brooks, Dean

    ACC (1): Matthews

    Big 12 (1): O'Toole

    EIWA (1): Diakomihalis

    Pac-12 (1): Schultz

    As you can see, Penn State is the only school with more than one #1 and they have four!


    6 - The number of past All-Americans that are projected to change weights in 2022-23

    133: LaMont, Latona

    157: Andonian

    165: Carr, Monday

    197: Truax


    6 - The number of wrestlers ranked in the top-eight for Ohio State. They are the only school that can make this claim. Arizona State, Iowa, and Penn State all have five.


    21 - The number of transfers from the 2022 offseason in the summer rankings

    125 - Poulin, Ashton

    133 - LaMont, Heilmann

    141 - Woods

    149 - Demas, Hillegas

    157 - Casto

    165 - Nijenhuis, H. Heller, Nicholson

    174 - Finesilver, Ruth, R. Jordan, Null

    184 - Samuelson, Montalvo, Antrassian, R. Heller, Ferreira

    197 - Beard


    17 - The number of wrestlers from the Class of 2021 that have cracked the rankings for the first time. As we move further away from the Covid year, things will get back to normal from a wrestling standpoint too. That will provide some clarity to the actual years of wrestlers. Below are your typical redshirt freshmen that have a spot in the top 33 at their respective weights.

    125: Poulin, Brown

    149: Voinovich, Lamer, Johnson, Van Ness, McMillen

    157: Gallager, Wick, Reyna

    165: Caliendo, Facundo

    174: Milano, Null

    184: Haas

    197: Smith

    285: Taylor


    Number of ranked wrestlers per conference and weight class

    125: ACC (2); Big Ten (12); Big 12 (7); EIWA (5); MAC (1); Pac-12 (3); SoCon (3)

    133: ACC (4); Big Ten (10); Big 12 (8); EIWA (4); MAC (1); Pac-12 (4); SoCon (2)

    141: ACC (4); Big Ten (11); Big 12 (8); EIWA (4); MAC (3); Pac-12 (2); SoCon (1)

    149: ACC (3); Big Ten (8); Big 12 (6); EIWA (6); MAC (5); Pac-12 (3); SoCon (2)

    157: ACC (5); Big Ten (9); Big 12 (5); EIWA (6); MAC (4); Pac-12 (3); SoCon (1)

    165: ACC (3); Big Ten (7); Big 12 (9); EIWA (7); MAC (2); Pac-12 (3); SoCon (2)

    174: ACC (3); Big Ten (10); Big 12 (7); EIWA (6); MAC (3); Pac-12 (2); SoCon (2)

    184: ACC (5); Big Ten (9); Big 12 (5); EIWA (7); MAC (2); Pac-12 (3); SoCon (2)

    197: ACC (5); Big Ten (11); Big 12 (7); EIWA (7); MAC (1); Pac-12 (2); SoCon (-)

    285: ACC (2); Big Ten (10); Big 12 (10); EIWA (6); MAC (3); Pac-12 (1); SoCon (1)

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