Joel Jesuraga in DII finals for second year in a row. Undefeated
I didn’t realize he was a recruit.
Joel Jesuraga in DII finals for second year in a row. Undefeated
He was a few years agoI didn’t realize he was a recruit.
Nice info to know and would you rather he start a new thread?I didn’t realize he was a recruit.
Appreciate all the great work you’re doing man!!Recruits in Action Post Season is over! From the 10 competing, we had 9 champions and 1 runner-up across 6 states (Iowa, Penn, NJ, California, Florida, and Oklahoma).
As we enter off-season, I’ll try to keep updating the thread, but if anyone sees anything first feel free to post! I know Mocco competing is something soon
Now we need to focus on landing some middle heavyweights. Howard, Heeg, Staples, Pickett, Fernandez....Iowa commits
‘26
Bobby Duffy—NJ 144
David Calkins—CA 215
Michael Mocco—FL 285
‘27
Paul Kenny—NJ 126
Shamus Regan—National Prep 132
Dawson Youngblut—IA 144
Israel Borge—OK 144
Sonny Amato—NJ 150
Joe Bachmann—PA 152
‘28
Freddy Bachmann—PA 127
Sean Kenny— No Post Season due to surgery.
Peter Mocco—FL 215 (not committed)
That’s easier to digest probably lol.
Someone on this board kept saying Heeg is an ISU lean since he trains a lot with Perry, so we will see what comes from his recruitment.Now we need to focus on landing some middle heavyweights. Howard, Heeg, Staples, Pickett, Fernandez....
Hutcherson big timeNow we need to focus on landing some middle heavyweights. Howard, Heeg, Staples, Pickett, Fernandez....
I think he’s already too big for 197Hoping Calkins doesn’t get too big for 197. I like that him and Duffy are somewhat late bloomers
I wouldn’t make that assumption. Not cutting down to 190 coming off football season is different than being in the Iowa room year round.I think he’s already too big for 197
Hoping Calkins doesn’t get too big for 197. I like that him and Duffy are somewhat late bloomers
Not saying youre wrong but why would Heeg training with Perry make him an isu lean? Have also heard Howard & Hutcherson are both big psu guys so hopefully we are strongly pursuing Staples & FernandezSomeone on this board kept saying Heeg is an ISU lean since he trains a lot with Perry, so we will see what comes from his recruitment.
I would be surprised if Howard doesn’t choose PSU because most of the kids from KD are going to PSU.
I hope i am wrong about Howard to PSU and/or the person on here about the intel with Heeg is wrong, because I think those are the best of the bunch just listed.
I would love if we are on Staples though! He’s been doing great at the state tournament and he has a high ceiling. It’ll be interesting how he stacks up against the rest of the field this summer!
Also, Fernandez looks great too! Will be interesting to see who we are recruiting for the 28 class!!
I dont think he's a true 215 probably closer to 205 so 197 might be an option. Him & Luddington would be solid thereI wouldn’t make that assumption. Not cutting down to 190 coming off football season is different than being in the Iowa room year round.
Hall was 150 all year and 157 had a 2 time champ so he went up to challenge him. And then cut down to wrestle Dawson. He's definitely not afraid of competition that's for sure. Be interesting to see if he ends up wrestling in college he's a SR and will be doing a 2 year missionDawson Youngblut competed at USA Junior Folkstyle Nationals in Iowa. He took 3rd with his sole loss being from Sean Hall, an Idaho State Champion at 157 in 6A last season. Final score was 11-7. Sean Hall went down 2 weight classes to barely best Youngblut.
Dawson Youngblut competed at USA Junior Folkstyle Nationals in Iowa. He took 3rd with his sole loss being from Sean Hall, an Idaho State Champion at 157 in 6A last season. Final score was 11-7. Sean Hall went down 2 weight classes to barely best Youngblut.
Not trying to make it positive, just reporting the facts.This isn’t really the positive you make it out to be. Lol
The potential is there with Dawson he just needs more national exposure this spring/ summerThis isn’t really the positive you make it out to be. Lol
Did you watch Calkins in the CA tourney? The kid is yoked and looked bigger than all his opponents. By my eyes he looks like he is cutting to 215.I dont think he's a true 215 probably closer to 205 so 197 might be an option. Him & Luddington would be solid there
He definitely looked smaller than burfordDid you watch Calkins in the CA tourney? The kid is yoked and looked bigger than all his opponents. By my eyes he looks like he is cutting to 215.
The potential is there with Dawson he just needs more national exposure this spring/ summer
I know his plan this offseason is to do a lot of freestyle tournamentsI like Youngblut and I’m glad he’s a Hawk. Could be a good or very good one.
But his problem—if it can even be argued he has one—is hardly “lack of national exposure.”
3 min 50 seconds is the match.He definitely looked smaller than burford
3 min 50 seconds is the match.
Iowa recruits so I expect them to fall@WillieTheBrain any idea where you will have Calkins and Duffy on your final big board?
Those final rankings should be released soon right?@WillieTheBrain any idea where you will have Calkins and Duffy on your final big board?
I’m sure you’re right. Like Sidun, came here a few times for work outs or camps, get our hopes up, just to find out we weren’t even close to being on their radar. Wonder if he’ll commit as fast as Sidun, or have fun taking a few visits? I’m sure Howard will be yours also, even though you guys are so loaded in the middle of your line up. Unlike Howard, you actually have an opening at 197 or heavyweight that times out good with Hutcherson.He’ll be a Nitt
Just watched the 3rd place match vs Konner Larkin (I assume that's one of the Larkin brothers since his name starts with a K and he's very long). Larkin rode Youngblut out in the 2nd; I wouldn't have taken down after seeing how long Larkin is. Dawson got a TD with about 3 seconds left to win 3-1.Dawson Youngblut competed at USA Junior Folkstyle Nationals in Iowa. He took 3rd with his sole loss being from Sean Hall, an Idaho State Champion at 157 in 6A last season. Final score was 11-7. Sean Hall went down 2 weight classes to barely beat Youngblut.
Over / under on how many actually make it to the room? 8?Iowa commits
‘26
Bobby Duffy—NJ 144
David Calkins—CA 215
Michael Mocco—FL 285
‘27
Paul Kenny—NJ 126
Shamus Regan—National Prep 132
Dawson Youngblut—IA 144
Israel Borge—OK 144
Sonny Amato—NJ 150
Joe Bachmann—PA 152
‘28
Freddy Bachmann—PA 127
Sean Kenny— No Post Season due to surgery.
Peter Mocco—FL 215 (not committed)
That’s easier to digest probably lol.
All of themOver / under on how many actually make it to the room? 8?
All of them
I just meant the commitsWhere’s young Mocco fit in?