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| Matt Lackman Alvernia |
I honestly thought we'd see Matt Lackman of Alvernia win an NCAA DIII title before his collegiate eligibility was up. At 5th-2nd-3rd, I conclude him one of the best of modern times who did not. Also add in his career record was 122-5, with three Southeast Regional titles. Made history last year by wrestling brother Nathan (who competed for Rhode Island) in the D3 finals.
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| Tristan Massie UW-Eau Claire |
Pure grit. Here's a guy that just took it to you every time he stepped out on the mat. An attacker. 103 career wins which saw a 4th place finish at the NCAA DIII championships this year, plus an assortment of other accomplishments. 6th-3rd-2nd at the Upper Midwest Regional, he had finishes of 4th & 3rd at the past two WIAC championships. 31 wins on the season.
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| Brian Schneider Elizabethtown |
I don't know for sure, but I believe Brian Schneider ended up with exactly 100 career wins. If true, I think that's pretty cool. 29-6 on the year, Schneider was a four time Mideast Regional place-winner with finishes of 6th-5th-3rd-2nd. He was also 4th & 2nd at the past two Racich Rumbles.
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| Nick Roeger Castleton |
108 career wins for Nick Roeger during his time at Vermont State Castleton. In wrestling we haven't seen a whole lot of stars come out of New Hampshire, but Roeger was one of them. 35-9 on the year he was runner-up at the Citrus Invite, 3rd at the Northeast Regional & one match shy of earning an All American honor at the NCAA DIII championships.
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