I suppose the first thing I want to say about Centenary wrestling is that I'm sure going to miss seeing Danny Haws in action. 3rd-3rd-1st-2nd at Regional II, the four-time NCAA Division III qualifier has to rank pretty high among the best to never All-American. I believe his 96 career victories places him third overall on career wins among the Cyclones.
Centenary also loses Jack Thode, who I was so happy to see break through in his final season & become an NCAA D3 qualifier. He finished that dreaded 4th at Regional II as a junior in 2025. To see him come in and absolutely dominate his way to a title this past year was very rewarding.
The Cyclones return three Regional II place-winners for '26-'27, plus another from last season who should also earn top 8 status as well.
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| 141 Joey Innamorato |
A Bob Quade champ last season, Joey Innamorato finished 6th at Regional II.
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| 165 Hunter Cleaver |
Hunter Cleaver finished 5th last year at Regional II.
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| Reese Smith 174 |
Reese Smith was also 5th at Regional II last year.
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| HWT Jonathan Martinez |
Although Jonathan Martinez did not have a good Regional II last season, he did look good at other points in the season. 4th at Shorty Hitchcock.
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