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  2. InterMat Staff
    More information about "Transfer Portal Update (4/23/2025)"
    It’s a new week, but still plenty of movement on the transfer portal front. As we move closer to the May 2nd deadline for normal portal entry, I’d expect a few more entries. The recent movement favors Oklahoma who added three transfers within the past couple of days. They now have four transfers. Another new addition to our transfer list is the wrestlers from non-DI schools who are set to move to DI programs. Most notable is three-time DIII champion Massoma Endene who stays in Iowa and moves from Wartburg to the Hawkeyes. Last year, Endene appeared ready to transfer to Wisconsin, but changed his mind and headed back to Wartburg. Now, he’s slated to take over the 197 lb weight class from 2025 NCAA champion Stephen Buchanan. Arizona State has hit the JUCO ranks hard and added a pair of NJCAA national champion teammates from Clackamas. There’s a chance that both could start in 2025-26. 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. Expect many updates to this feature in the coming weeks and months. Transfers Appalachian State: Joe Fongaro (149) - Rutgers Arizona State: Gavin Bauder (133) - Clackamas CC Arizona State: David Szuba (285) - Rider Arizona State: Leo Tukhlynovych (174) - Rochester CTC Arizona State: Ane’e Vigil (125) - Clackamas CC Cal Poly: Luke Gayer (165) - Rutgers Cal Poly: Andre Gonzales (141) - Ohio State Campbell: Ethan Ducca (184) - Wyoming Chattanooga: Hunter Mason (141) - Virginia Tech Chattanooga: Carter Neves (285) - Ohio State Clarion: Connor Eck (157) - Lock Haven Clarion: Ky Szewczyk (133) - Ohio Edinboro: Tate Geiser (165/174) - Cleveland State Illinois: Ryan Boersma (285) - Triton College 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: Malton Powe (165) - Pratt CC Little Rock: Brock Herman (157) - Ohio State Michigan: Taye Ghadiali (285) - Campbell Michigan: Lachlan McNeil (149) - North Carolina Michigan: Diego Sotelo (125) - Harvard Minnesota: Jore Volk (125) - Wyoming Missouri: Maxx Mayfield (165) - Northwestern Morgan State: Anthony Ferrari (157) - Long Island NC State: Zach Redding (133/141) - Iowa State North Carolina: AJ Ferrari (197/285) - CSU Bakersfield North Carolina: Bryce Hepner (157/165) - Ohio State North Carolina: Kysen Terukina (125) - Iowa State Northern Iowa: Caleb Rathjen (149) - Iowa Ohio State: Cody Chittum (157) - Iowa State Ohio State: Ethan Stiles (149) - Oregon State Oklahoma: Tyson Charmoli (133) - Wyoming 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 Penn State: Rocco Welsh (184) - Ohio State Purdue: Blake Boarman (133) - Chattanooga Purdue: Gavin Brown (149) - Ohio State Rider: Eli Griffin (141) - California Baptist Rider: Dylan Layton (149) - Cleveland State Rutgers: Hunter Catka (285) - Virginia Tech Rutgers: Remy Cotton (197) - Michigan State Rutgers: Lenny Pinto (174) - Nebraska Virginia: Colton Washleski (157) - Rider Virginia Tech: Ethen Miller (157) - Maryland West Virginia: Louie Gill (125) - NC State Wyoming: Christian Carroll (197/285) - Iowa State Portal Brendon Abdon (165) - Little Rock Jake Crapps (133) - Missouri Lucas Daly (184) - Michigan State Jordan Decatur (141) - Kent State Kyle Dutton (149) - Little Rock David Evans (149) - Penn State Dylan Fishback (184) - NC State Jack Gioffre (149) - Virginia Michael Gioffre (157) - Virginia Chase Horne (285) - NC State Chance Lamer (149) - Cal Poly Daschle Lamer (184) - Cal Poly Cade Lautt (197) - North Carolina Willie McDougald (149) - Oklahoma Billy Meiszner (149) - Kent State Draegen Orine (133) - NC State Isaiah Powe (141) - Chattanooga Vince Santaniello (133) - Pittsburgh Nate Schon (197) - Iowa State Mike Slade (184/197) - Campbell Sean Spidle (133) - Central Michigan TJ Stewart (184) - Virginia Tech Jesse Vasquez (149) - Arizona State John Wiley (157) - Oklahoma Kevin Zimmer (285) - Wyoming
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  4. lisa morales
    Many people are saying Trump could become the next Pope if he wanted the job. Nobody loves the lord more than fat donald.
  5. Former158
    Perhaps late in his career---he needs some break from cutting weight---seems like he is likely walking around close to 180---adding 6-8 pounds of muscle in the 8 months since the Olympics seems very doable.
  6. toddnat
    toddnat joined the community
  7. Tripnsweep
    Trump 7:16 "Well, you know, I mean, I'm the best Christian, and I'm not afraid to say it. Other people are Christians, but let me tell you, in all seriousness, no one loves God, or is more humble than me, it's a fact. Look it up, and you'll see. I put other Christians to shame. I always have because, I know how to get things done. It's what I do."
  8. okokzach
    I've never watched beach wrestling. What is the appeal?
  9. Offthemat
    That’s an odd thing to say, as the law in use is from the very beginnings of this nation. Shirley you’ll eventually get something right.
  10. Husker_Du
    do you live under a rock? there are stories from every corner of the country every day. and it ain't going away any time soon. your lefty looney toon public education will see sure to that.
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  12. Husker_Du
    not to my knowledge. just a couple on-line murmurs that he took visits or talked to schools after he committed. i think he's solid to tOSU but that's a hunch.
  13. Indiana-Hawk-Wrestling-Fan
    Is there actually smoke to Waters decommitting? That would be a massive loss, I believe he is a great prospect. I really wanted to see how he would stack up against Ludington, would’ve been a great match.
  14. MLB9
    Absolutely and no need my good man, you did nothing wrong. Hard topic to articulate and I did a poor job. Take care
  15. Wrestleknownothing
    https://www.npr.org/2025/04/21/nx-s1-5371312/trump-white-house-pete-hegseth-defense-department A little smoke there.
  16. GrandOlm
    Both styles are unpopular. Freestyle is only popular in Iran and marginally popular (I'm counting Folk Style as Freestyle) in the USA. It's not even popular in Russia, Russia has two small and fairly poor regions that heavily practice FS. Most Russians have nothing to do with freestyle wresting. So Greco and Freestyle are either both tied in how irrelevant they are in most countries (like Japan) or Greco is slightly to noticeably more popular in a given nation (especially in Europe). Not sugar coating Greco's situation, they would probably swap places with FS. But that's really mainly because of America's Folk style machine, not what freestyle is doing overseas. The European Championships were the Dagestan and Ossetian Open in disguise, that's not a healthy sport. Greco is in the olympics because wrestling was in the ancient olympics. It's also possible that leg grabs were not allowed in ancient Greco Roman wrestling, which would make modern Greco the closest homage to the ancients.
  17. Caveira
    I posted several. Schools. High schools. Teenagers. Prisons. Your still deflecting. One big dude I posted telling trans folks to arm up and take action or what not.
  18. Caveira
    Ok boss. If I misunderstood what you said my apologies. No worries at the end of the day. It’s all good.
  19. jross
    Men assaulting women is reason #19 why having men use the women's public restroom is a bad idea!
  20. Caveira
    We already said castrate the traditional males sexually assaulting women. So you no longer get to use that argument. See sir scouts answer above. Now let’s move on to women we can also help.
  21. SNL Wrestling
    Sick stuff!
  22. red viking
    Oh...you want to talk about the women ònly now, since you're talking specifically about prisons. Ok. Well, you still got a long way to go to catch up to all the assaults by prison guards. We don't care about those though, right?
  23. MNRodent
    I wondered the same. He was at 133 last year and went 9-3. It would be cool to see 3 Minnesota kids in a row in a college lineup, but I think 141 could be the best weight for all three.
  24. Caveira
    Good liberals today protect women being sexually assaulted. Wait. No you don’t. Classic you answer.
  25. red viking
    Ok. That's one. You still got millions to go buddy, especially if you include prisons where cis males rape on a daily basis in every prison in the country. Keep trying.
  26. ionel
    Had an India stats prof, two other friends in class. He kept talking about Emily. Halfway thru the semester we figured it out Maximum Likelyhood Estimation - MLE.
  27. Caveira
    Some sexual assault comin at ya Lawsuit: Female Prisoner Says She Was Raped by Transgender Inmate https://news.wttw.com/2020/02/19/lawsuit-female-prisoner-says-she-was-raped-transgender-inmate
  28. Caveira
    But they are to female prisoners. Tran rapist rapes women outside prison. Gets stationed in female jail. Rapes again. Weird. Transgender prisoner who sexually assaulted inmates jailed for life Karen White, 52, admitted sexually assaulting women in female prison and raping two other women outside jail https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/oct/11/transgender-prisoner-who-sexually-assaulted-inmates-jailed-for-life
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