| Lawson Losee Upper Iowa |
27 wins on the season, Lawson Losee was 5th at the Midwest Classic, 2nd at Super Region V & 6th at the NCAA D2 championships.
| Dalton Gimbor Kutztown |
After finishing one match shy of D2 All-American honors as a freshman & sophomore, Dalton Gimbor finally broke through last season, & found a place on the award stand as he finished 8th. Heading into his final season of competition he also looks to win his first Super Region I title having finished 3rd-2nd-2nd thus far. He was also 7th at the Midwest Classic two seasons ago.
| Patrick Jackson Gannon |
A transfer of Lock Haven, Patrick Jackson won 20 matches in '24-'25, winning a Super Region I title & placing 6th at the Midwest Classic.
| Cole Hivnor Gannon |
As good as Patrick Jackson is, he'll have a fight on his hands for the varsity position as Cole Hivnor an NCAA DII qualifier in 2024 returns to the lineup.
| Max Kiel Belmont Abbey |
Max Kiel must have watched True Grit a handful of times as a kid, because despite the fact that he's had to deal with some injuries he keeps on persevering. The Crusader has thus far finished 1st-1st-2nd in Super Region II.
| Hayden Pummel Glenville State |
37 wins on the season, a Super Region III title, a Midwest Classic title, & wins over both the 2024 NCAA D2 champion, as well as the eventual 2025 NCAA D2 champion. It was all falling into place beautifully for the Northern Illinois transfer, but then he suffered a season ending injury in the first round of the D2 championships. Unfortunately that is the ugly side of our sport. The good news is, he has one more season of eligibility.
| Jeremiah Halter Drury |
Jeremiah Halter heads into his junior season of competition having yet to post a winning season. No bother because it doesn't matter how much you win, it matters when you win. Halter proved that by taking a 3rd place finish at Super Region IV & qualifying for the NCAA D2 championships.
| Wyatt Reisz Colorado School of Mines |
22-6 on the year, Wyatt Reisz an Iowa native, heads into his final season of NCAA D2 competition having placed 5th & 3rd in Super Region VI, as well as 5th & 7th at the Midwest Classic.
| Cole Glazier St Cloud State |
The younger brother of Iowa/South Dakota State standout Zach Glazier, Cole Glazier heads into what I believe will be his redshirt sophomore season. He was 8th in the D2 nation as a true-freshman in 2024.
| Andrew Vogelbacher Millersville |
A two-time NWCA Scholar All-American, Andrew Vogelbacher finished one match shy of NCAA DII qualification last season, 4th at Super Region I.
| Mason Gode Minnesota State Moorhead |
19 wins on the season for the North Dakota State transfer, who finished one match shy of D2 qualification, 4th at Super Region V.
| Vinny Scaramuzzino Lake Erie |
5th at Super Region III last season, Vinny Scaramuzzino was one match shy of placing at the Midwest Classic.
| Kane Kettering Seton Hill |
An NCAA D2 qualifier in 2024, Kane Kettering came up a bit short last season as he finished 6th at Super Region I. 16 wins on the year, one of them was over All-American Dalton Gimbor by a 10-5 decision.
| Logan Hoffman UNC-Pembroke |
14 wins for Logan Hoffman in '24-'25 who was 5th at Super Region II.
| Mike McCarthy Emmanual |
The Florida native heads into his junior season of competition having posted back-to-back 6th place finishes at Super Region II.
| Tom Dolo Bluefield State |
Tom Dolo was 6th at Super Region III
| Coy Gunderson Augustana (SD) |
Coy Gunderson heads into his final season of eligibility having posted back-to-back 5th place finishes at Super Region V.
| Brady Schuh UW-Parkside |
Heading into his senior season, Brady Schuh has thus far posted Super Region V finishes of 4th & 6th.
| Solomon Arnds-Volcin CSU-Pueblo |
18 wins on the season, Solomon Arnds-Volcin has been 6th & 5th in Super Region VI.
| Dallas Porter Adams State |
Dallas Porter was 5th at Super Region VI.
| Bryce Dauphin Central Oklahoma |
14-3 on the season, Bryce Dauphin had a 10-4 decision over qualifier Jeremiah Halter.
| Robert Burke East Stroudsburg |
19 wins on the year for Robert Burke, one of which was an 8-2 decision over qualifier Jeremiah Halter.
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