I agree its simple, should not have been trying to wrestle 133 all year while injured. If Olympics were truly his goal Vito should have maintained approx 125 thru the year, if he got injured would not have had large cut on top of injury rehab......but he chose not to......he chose to try to have his...

Better guess is coming from Rider Mays couldn't handle academics.....reason he went to Rider first.........but who knows....

Noto has one year of eligibility remaining in 5th year of college, Henson has 2 remaining in his 4th year of college.........not a big difference......not like Henson was a true freshman......... Lockhaven has seemed to be home to the malcontents, castaways and so on in recent years........not sure ...

Someone has to explain to me what the Nick Kunstek situation is all about…..not from a Lehigh perspective but just in general…..

Lehigh - Ohio State- Lockhaven ?

Before he even graduates high school? Talk about 3 schools you rarely see lumped together in recruiting…..

Not really in my book, a lot of staffs have the "Head Coach" now more like a general manager with 2 or 3 good assistants who handle the mat training and such......as long as you have the funding in place seems to be the general set up of the better programs now.......

“Oregon State doesn’t recruit kids based on weight,” he said. “They pick you for how you wrestle. But I think I see myself at 165, maybe 157.” Thta's a quote from a Lehigh Valley Live article after Condomitti's third place finish his senior year for Northampton......looks like he was out with injury...

On this site it's hard to tell the difference some times........

you mean 3rd or 4th chances? no thanks......

Oracle wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 1:07 pm I’m being told by an impeccable source that McGonagle is being courted by 2 ACC teams for 133. NIL is involved. I am not at liberty to disclose anything further at this time.

Hope for McGonagle’s sake it’s UNC, would be a great landing spot for “grad school”….. Chapel Hill is a beautiful place…..

I still have trouble understanding how McGonagle could not have beaten out Hines for the 141 spot. Either he just shut down when he lost his 133 spot or he was not given the opportunity to displace Hines for whatever reason. It remains a mystery why that talented of a wrestler would not challenge H...