I'm not exactly sure when Warner Pacific wrestling started, but I can tell you that it came to an end after the '22-'23 season. I believe it may have started in the '14-'15 season, giving the Knights a total of 9 years on the mat.
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| Josh Johnson |
A two time Oregon High School State champion. Josh Johnson took a 3rd place finish at the West Regional in 2017, earning NAIA qualification. He was also the Mike Clock Open runner-up that season as well.
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| Blake Cooper |
Hawaiian native Blake Cooper has one of the most successful careers at Warner Pacific. A three time NAIA qualifier, he won the NAIA national title in 2016 as a sophomore, again making the NAIA finals as a junior in 2017. Unfortunately he would be upset at the 2018 championships & come up one match shy of earning a third All American honor. A West Regional champion in 2016, he finished 2nd in 2017, winning a Cascade Conference title in 2018.
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| Stephen Wilbert |
Another successful wrestler on the Knight squad was Las Vegas native Stephen Wilbert. Wilbert's junior season of 2016, he took a 3rd place showing at the West Regional & then went on to earn NAIA All American honors of 8th place. As a senior in 2017, he won the Mike Clock Open.
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| Josh Crager |
A three time high school state champion out of Washington, Josh Crager had an outstanding junior season for the Knights in 2017. Earning runner-up honors at the West Regional, Crager would take 8th place All American honors at the NAIA championships.
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| Baylen Cooper |
Like brother Blake, Baylen Cooper had success while competing for the Knights. Won the 2018 Cascade Conference title as a sophomore.
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