Due to timing and a few other reasons I wasn't able to do write ups for all of the teams in the NJCAA. However when a coach sends you a boatload of information & you have everything you need right in front of you, why not? The Mavericks have a good squad of guys this season. Let's take a look.
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| 125 lbs Jett Strickenberger |
Strickenberger is a transfer from North Idaho where he won a regional title & placed an impressive 3rd at the NJCAA championships last season. The Colorado High School state runner-up will do great things for the Mavericks this season.
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| 133 lbs Casey Strand Jr |
Casey Strand Sr was a phenomenal standout at Arizona State placing 6th & 7th in the 1997 & 1998 NCAA Division I Championships respectively. I am anxious to see how well Jr will perform at the collegiate level himself.
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| 157 lbs Hunter Gonzales |
The California native had himself a very respectable season last year. Placing 3rd in a tough Menlo Open, he finished one match shy of NJCAA All American status.
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| 165 lbs Ashton Habeil |
Expect to see big things out of Life transfer Ashton Habeil, a three time Florida High School State champion this season.
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| 174 lbs Temuujin Mendbileg |
Look for the Mongolian who has won various championships throughout his career to make some noise at the NJCAA level.
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| 184 lbs Jameel Coles |
The Pennsylvania native has already shown us what he's capable of a couple of different times throughout his career. He had what many argue was the biggest upset of the 2019 PIAA championships when he knocked off Cole Urbas. Last year he was one match shy of NJCAA All American Status. Fluent in the languages of both freestyle as well as Greco-Roman look for him to earn a top 8 finish this season.
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| 197 lbs Jared Volcic |
A Colorado State High School Champion, Jared Volcic comes to Northwest Kansas Tech a transfer from Colby. A HWT, he has moved down to 197.
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