Thursday, September 10, 2026

JT1Wrestle Takes A Look At Loras 2026-2027

 



10 Regional VI place-winners, 7 NCAA D3 qualifiers, 3 All-Americans & a 17-3 dual meet record.  I realize that Coach Jaren Glosser was probably hoping for more, but I'd still call that a very successful '25-'26 season.  Loras returns a ton of talent this year, but they also lose some very valuable assets. Some wrestlers that I sure know that I'll miss seeing around. 

Gotta start with Eric Kinkaid. What a standout legendary career this guy ended up having.  After placing 3rd at Regional VI as a freshman, he went on to win three titles in what is arguably often the toughest Regional in the country. 108 career wins, he found himself on the D3 award stand three times going 4th-3rd-5th in his final three seasons. 

Dustin Bohren another great in Duhawk wrestling. A three-time NCAA D3 qualifier, winning two Regional VI championships. 7th in the D3 nation as a sophomore & comes back this year as a senior to take 3rd.  Won 100 career matches. 

Chase Fiser, a two-time Regional VI runner-up

Nosa Egbon, finished his career one match shy of being an NCAA D3 qualifier & Kam Royster finished 8th at Regional VI. 

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Aiden Gruenenfelder


Obviously that this kid has a very bright future ahead of him. 30-6 last year as a freshman, he placed 3rd at Regional VI earning his first trip to the NCAA Division III championships. 

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Connor Fiser


Connor Fiser heads into this junior season now a two-time NCAA D3 qualifier with Regional VI finishes of 2nd & 1st. 

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Aaron Boone


Look for Aaron Boone to step into the now vacant spot at 141.  An 11-2 major decision over 2025 NCAA D3 finalist Sean Conway should give indication of what he's capable of this season. 

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Braylon Griffiths


The former Ottumwa Bulldog won 13 matches last season, placing 8th at Regional VI. 

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Landry Barker


26 wins on the season for the Louisiana native who took runner-up honors at both Regional VI & the Concordia-Wisconsin Open. 

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Jonah Clark


Wayland, Ainsworth, Crawfordsville, Olds, represent!  The former Warrior of WACO had an outstanding season last year making the Regional VI finals & finished 3rd in the D3 nation! 

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