Senior Lenny Cocca returns after three years of backing up 2025 NCAA qualifier Kaden Majcher, as he notched a 6-12 record in 2024-25. Sophomore Evan Newman and first-year Will Olson will also see time.

Senior Anthony Coukart stepped into the starting lineup late last season due to injury, as he finished the season with a career-best 12-14 record and will start the year with a chance to keep that slot.

Clarion University junior transfer Bobby Gardner and first-year Luke Magnani, a two-time state qualifier with 137 career wins at Boiling Springs, will also compete for time immediately.

Three juniors will compete for the slot left open after the graduation of Shane Perry. Avery Rosan won five matches in 2024-25 and Kyle Haverstick posted two for the Warriors. Major Lewis also enters the fold after transferring from Division I Bloomsburg University.

Senior Kobin Karper returns after going 20-8 as a junior. The talented grappler has posted a 58-20 record for the Warriors in his career.

Junior Jayden Drummond posted an 11-19 record as a spot starter in 2024-25 and sophomore Quinton Bartlett also won five matches at the 141-pound weight class.

Junior Wyatt Kent is the lone returner at 157 after the graduation of two-time NCAA Regional placewinner Logan Bartlett. Kent posted three wins in 2024-25.

First-year Colby Seiler, a 2024 state qualifier from Mifflin County, and Nathan Sterner, a 100-match winner at North Schuylkill, will also compete for time immediately.

Junior Kaiden Wagner qualified for the NCAA Division III Championship after finishing third in his weight class at the Region 2 Qualifier, where he won six straight bouts after losing his opening match of the tournament. The Division I Lock Haven University transfer finished 11-4 in his first season with the Warriors.

Junior Wyatt Frawley, who had eight wins in 2024-25, first-year Evan Baldwin, a two-time regional qualifier at Dallastown and first-year Nando Ott, a one-time New Jersey state qualifier, will also seek time on the mat.

Junior Nolen Zeigler finished second in his weight class at the Region 2 Qualifier to earn a spot at the NCAA Championship in 2025, where he finished in the nation's top-12, falling one win shy of All-American honors. Zeigler, a transfer from Division I Bloomsburg University, went 32-6 in his first year in Williamsport.

Junior Devon Green, who won six matches last year, also returns.
 

Senior Eli Crum went 25-10 overall and 13-3 in dual meets as a junior. He recorded six falls, a school-record 15 tech falls, a major decision and three decisions. Crum also finished fourth at the NCAA Region 2 Qualifier after taking fifth at the regional as a sophomore. The junior is 76-35 in his career with a school-record 30 technical falls.

First-year Isaiah Betz, who won 115 matches at Warrior Run, will join the team after the football season ends.
 

Junior Jimmy Ellis is back for his second year at the 197-pound weight class after posting a 16-14 record in his first year at the spot. Ellis is 56-40 with 27 pins in his career. Junior Ivan Neal is a welcome compliment, as he was 8-6 last year and is 27-19 in his career.

First-year Tyler Lobb will also see time after he won 102 matches and was a state qualifier in three seasons at Moshannon Valley.

Senior Michael Sipps will join the team once the football season concludes once again after he posted an 11-5 record in his first season of collegiate wrestling.

First-years Howard Brambley, who won 106 matches and was a state qualifier at Everett, and Antwon Bell, a regional qualifier as a senior at New Oxford, will also compete for time.