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  2. MPhillips
    I would imagine there will be quite a journey for Sasso before he winds up anywhere near Lehigh...
  3. InterMat Staff
    More information about "Transfer Portal Update (7/25/2025)"
    It’s been a while since we have given any portal updates and with some movement on the head coaching front, it seemed like the appropriate time for another. With Scotti Sentes leaving Campbell, it re-opened the portal for Camel wrestlers looking to transfer. Two notable Campbell wrestlers are on the move and are headed north to the University of Virginia. NCAA qualifiers Wynton Denkins and Dom Baker have recently announced that they are moving on to Virginia. Both could end up starting immediately for the Cavaliers, Denkins at 149 lbs and Baker at 174 lbs (though Baker does have a redshirt available). We also had to remove a prominent name from the transfer list as 2025 All-American Sammy Alvarez is not headed to Iowa. Looking at his career, it was difficult to interpret how he would have another year of eligibility. Another name we’ve removed is Cody Chittum. Initially, Chittum indicated that he would transfer to Ohio State from Iowa State. Later this offseason, there were rumors that he would head back to his home state to wrestle for Chattanooga. The Mocs athletic department put out a release centered around their five transfers for this offseason and Chittum was not among that list. We’ll re-add him once there’s more concrete information regarding his landing spot. We’ve also added a handful of transfers for Kent State. Coach Josh Moore had brought a handful of wrestlers from his last stop at Cleveland State University. Remember, there are still avenues for a wrestler to enter the transfer portal at this time. Any additional entries will be tied to a coaching change or perhaps from a graduate student. The first list of wrestlers we’ve listed have already publicly committed to a new transfer destination. That new school is listed first, along with their projected weight, followed by their former school. Below them are notable wrestlers that have gone into the transfer portal. It is not a comprehensive list. Transfers Appalachian State: Joe Fongaro (149) - Rutgers Arizona State: Benji Alanis (149) - Northern Colorado Arizona State: Gavin Bauder (133) - Clackamas CC Arizona State: David Szuba (285) - Rider Arizona State: Leo Tukhlynovych (174) - Rochester CTC Arizona State: Jude Randall (157) - Oklahoma Arizona State: Ane’e Vigil (125) - Clackamas CC Army West Point: Jake Crapps (133) - Missouri Bloomsburg: Eric Alderfer (157) - Lock Haven Bloomsburg: Michael Giugliano (133) - Buffalo Bloomsburg: Cael Raines (149) - Buffalo Bloomsburg: Coy Raines (197) - Buffalo Bloomsburg: Jace Schafer (125) - West Virginia Bloomsburg: Braiden Woodward (174) - Buffalo Buffalo: Connor Jacobs (184) - Clarion Buffalo: Kelin Laffey (165) - Pittsburgh Buffalo: Gianni Silvestri (141) - Clarion Cal Poly: Caesar Garza (174) - Michigan State Cal Poly: Luke Gayer (165) - Rutgers Cal Poly: Andre Gonzales (141) - Ohio State California Baptist: Kurt McHenry (125) - Penn State California Baptist: Jesse Vasquez (149) - Arizona State Campbell: Ethan Ducca (184) - Wyoming Central Michigan: Seth Larson (157) - Campbell Central Michigan: Gianni Maldonado (165) - Air Force Prep Chattanooga: Cooper Flynn (125) - Minnesota Chattanooga: Hunter Mason (141) - Virginia Tech Chattanooga: Billy Meiszner (149) - Kent State Chattanooga: Mason Reiniche (165) - Oregon State Chattanooga: Carter Neves (285) - Ohio State Clarion: Brandon Bauer (141) - Little Rock Clarion: Peyton Costa (133) - Cleveland State Clarion: Connor Eck (157) - Lock Haven Clarion: Ky Szewczyk (133) - Ohio CSU Bakersfield: Mason Cover (285) - Cleveland State CSU Bakersfield: Jeremy Manibog (157) - Oklahoma State CSU Bakersfield: Ramon Salazar (149) - Oklahoma State Davidson: Anwar Alli (165) - Virginia Drexel: Nate Schon (285) - Iowa State Duke: Aurelius Dunbar (165) - Penn State Edinboro: Brycen Arbogast (125) - West Virginia Edinboro: Tate Geiser (165/174) - Cleveland State George Mason: Jack Kelly (174) - Penn State Illinois: Ryan Boersma (285) - Triton College Illinois: Michael Gioffre (157) - Virginia Illinois: Cade Lautt (197) - North Carolina Illinois: Spencer Moore (125) - North Carolina Indiana: Orlando Cruz (174) - Purdue Iowa: Nasir Bailey (133/141) - Little Rock Iowa: Massoma Endene (197) - Wartburg Iowa: Dean Peterson (125) - Rutgers Iowa: Jordan Williams (149) - Little Rock Iowa State: Isaac Dean (184) - Rider Iowa State: Rocky Elam (197) - Missouri Iowa State: Stevo Poulin (125) - Northern Colorado Iowa State: Malton Powe (165) - Pratt CC Iowa State: Vinny Zerban (157) - Northern Colorado Kent State: JT Chance (157) - George Mason Kent State: Landon Duncan (141) - Cleveland State Kent State: Nick Molchak (133) - Cleveland State Kent State: Parker Pikor (125) - Cleveland State Kent State: Reese Stephen (157) - Cleveland State Little Rock: Brock Herman (157) - Ohio State Little Rock: Draegen Orine (133) - NC State Lock Haven: Sam Gatreau (165) - Maryland Long Island: Domenic D’Agostino (165) - Drexel Maryland: Chase Horne (285) - NC State Michigan: Taye Ghadiali (285) - Campbell Michigan: Lachlan McNeil (149) - North Carolina Michigan: Diego Sotelo (125) - Harvard Minnesota: Chris Cannon (133/141) - Northwestern Minnesota: Jore Volk (125) - Wyoming Missouri: Evan Bates (197) - Northwestern Missouri: Maxx Mayfield (165) - Northwestern Morgan State: Anthony Ferrari (157) - Long Island NC State: Zach Redding (133/141) - Iowa State Nebraska: AJ Ferrari (197/285) - CSU Bakersfield Nebraska: Chance Lamer (149) - Cal Poly North Carolina: Bryce Hepner (157/165) - Ohio State North Carolina: Kysen Terukina (125) - Iowa State Northern Colorado: Murphy Menke (174) - Oregon State Northern Colorado: Emilio Trujillo (141) - California Baptist Northern Illinois: Ali Adel (184) - Harper College Northern Illinois: Caleb Roe (184) - Presbyterian Northern Iowa: Caleb Rathjen (149) - Iowa Northwestern: Gabe Christenson (285) - Virginia Northwestern: Sean Spidle (133) - Central Michigan Ohio State: Dylan Fishback (184) - NC State Ohio State: Xander Myers (197) - Cleveland State Ohio State: Ethan Stiles (149) - Oregon State Oklahoma: Tyson Charmoli (133) - Wyoming Oklahoma: Jack Gioffre (149) - Virginia Oklahoma: Rafael Hipolito (157) - Virginia Tech Oklahoma: Peyton Kellar (157) - Ohio Oklahoma: Brian Soldano (184) - Rutgers Oklahoma: Tyler Wells (133) - Minnesota Oklahoma State: Alex Facundo (165) - Penn State Oklahoma State: Richie Figueroa (125/133) - Arizona State Oklahoma State: Zack Ryder (184) - Penn State Oklahoma State: Gary Steen (133) - Penn State Oklahoma State: Casey Swiderski (149) - Iowa State Oregon State: Joel Adams (149) - Michigan/CKWC Oregon State: Daschle Lamer (174) - Cal Poly Penn State: Rocco Welsh (184) - Ohio State Pittsburgh: Lucas Daly (184) - Michigan State Purdue: Blake Boarman (133) - Chattanooga Purdue: Gavin Brown (149) - Ohio State Rider: Brendon Abdon (165) - Little Rock Rider: Eli Griffin (141) - California Baptist Rider: Dylan Layton (149) - Cleveland State Rider: Hogan Swenski (285) - Ohio State Rutgers: Patrick Adams (125) - Northwestern Rutgers: Hunter Catka (285) - Virginia Tech Rutgers: Remy Cotton (197) - Michigan State Rutgers: Lenny Pinto (174) - Nebraska Sacred Heart: Anthony Clem (133) - West Virginia Sacred Heart: Joey Clem (133) - West Virginia Sacred Heart: John Hildebrandt (133) - Drexel Sacred Heart: Caden Smith (125) - Virginia Tech SIU Edwardsville: Kevin Zimmer (285) - Wyoming Utah Valley: David Evans (149) - Penn State Virginia: Dom Baker (165/174) - Campbell Virginia: Wynton Denkins (149) - Campbell Virginia: Colton Washleski (157) - Rider Virginia Tech: Jaden Bullock (184) - Michigan Virginia Tech: Sergio DeSiante (174) - Chattanooga Virginia Tech: Ethen Miller (157) - Maryland West Virginia: Louie Gill (125) - NC State West Virginia: Willie McDougald (149) - Oklahoma Wyoming: Christian Carroll (197/285) - Iowa State Wyoming: Sefton Douglass (125) - Western Wyoming Wyoming: Cody Phelps (133) - Michigan State Portal Kyle Dutton (149) - Little Rock Caden Horwath (125) - Michigan Isaiah Powe (141) - Chattanooga TJ Stewart (184) - Virginia Tech
  4. Caveira
    You shan’t be able to go after someone who was pre-pardoned boss. I’m sure he didn’t do anything illegal though.
  5. BarSeries
    That is wild.
  6. Hank
    i agree with Bruce. everyone knows the lead wrestler is stalling. just tell the refs to start calling stall calls at the end of matches and if it decides the result of some matches then so be it. the lead wrestler should have engaged more not backed up to the circle. maybe they will stop stalling/disengaging if they know the refs actually WILL penalize them. you don't have to back up to the edge of the circle. you can do other things to waste time that are not considered "not engaging". there's gamesmanship and then there's just running away.
  7. headshuck
    Maybe one of his family members was misled?
  8. flyingcement
    I'm hoping that he puts this issue behind him and ultimately does become a coach at Lehigh. It may take some time though.
  9. red viking
    Yup its pathetic that they go after his family when they were never even part of his administration. Low class.
  10. 1032004
    So Ben really did promote a scam coin that was quickly rug pulled? I know he needs money, but he’s about the last guy I would have expected to do that. Seems odd. https://www.mmamania.com/2025/7/25/24474221/notorious-celebrity-cryptocoin-creator-was-behind-ben-askren-funky-rug-pull?utm_campaign=dhtwitter&utm_content=<media_url>&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
  11. StanfordTree133
    Damn was really looking forward to having him on the Lehigh staff
  12. 1032004
    It seems to focus on scholarship counts. Not sure if that would apply to cutting teams completely
  13. MPhillips
    @Wrestleknownothing
  14. ionel
    I predict lawsuits.
  15. Today
  16. pmilk
    BB...so what you are recommending is to....smart stall. Stalling is ok now, eh? I would add to work "smartly" towards the edge, in case: 1) something goes wrong...discreetly get out of bounds, and 2) if my back is to the edge, circle in and take a 1/2 shot to make him go out...keeps the refs very happy. Perhaps it's semantics, but with a minute left and 1pt lead, I'm shutting it down, I'm done wrestling. You are essentially doing the same thing except you call it "don't stop wrestling." I'll give you a B+ for the stall strategy. 3pt. TD was a mistake imo. puts more emphasis on TD's and diminishes mat wrestling...headed towards freestyle, but that's another discussion. thanks for the tip, perhaps I'll figure out how to use it someday. I'm not a new poster. been on here many years. I just post infrequently and only when something piques my interest. And you were criticizing the referees for not calling what you think they should be calling.
  17. Truzzcat
    I think it was more of the injury limiting training or making him skeptical about training. He was posting him doing training lab stuff leading in but I wonder if they were not letting him wrestle when he got tired to try and avoid injury. I think you can do all the running/versa climber/bike in the world but if you arent blowing your lungs out wrestling I just don't think you can be in peak wrestling shape.
  18. WrestlingRasta
    Not even close. It did seem more gassed than anything. He was able to fire off some explosion, especially at the beginning of the first match, but couldn't maintain. Biggest thing I noticed were his hands were not nearly as active throughout as they usually are.
  19. GlassPrison
    My apologies. Didn’t see that one come up before I posted.
  20. nhs67
    He mentioned him. See below.
  21. nhs67
    Well, I forgot about Welsh (like an idiot) as well as Ryder over at OSU. Henckel (wow, we both messed that spelling up ), should be good at 86 KG as well.
  22. GlassPrison
    Don’t sleep on Max McEnelly at 86 too. I think he has a really high ceiling and a lot of potential for growth over the next few years.
  23. Truzzcat
    If Henckle medals at Junior worlds this year then I would say he is in the mix for 2028. There are 2-3 legit senior level guys at his weight. Ferrari and Mcnelly will probably still be 86's by then as well although I have not seen Angelo wrestle freestyle in like 4 years.
  24. nhs67
    I know Haines grew in to 174lbs well enough to contend at NCAAs, I don't know if he has the frame to go 86 KG. That said, I welcome being proven wrong. I don't know if Starocci will stick around for the cycle and there isn't anyone else that is going to go 86 KG for the NLWC (MAYBE Mirasola/Barr?)... Actually... Henkle (sp) will likely be there, as will Cunningham, but they won't be ready by then (??).
  25. Truzzcat
    I selfishly hope most of them go up. I want keegan at 74 if he can because I think he can win gold at his best but we are going to have someone that can medal at 74 no matter what. If zahid cant stay at this level for 2 more years we may be considerably weaker with depth at 86.
  26. MPhillips
    Whatever it was, he wasn't 100%.
  27. El Luchador
    Every one sees the multiple felony thing for what it is. Harping on it continuously only serves to remind everyone how corrupt the left is and how willing they are to do whatever it takes to control America.
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