Senior Sendoff: NCAA Division III Championship Seniors

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The Senior Sendoff for the senior All-Americans in NCAA Division III for 2020. This tradition started with Todd Hibbs and has been carried on throughout college wrestling national championships, most noticeably at the Division I championships. It’s been present at D1, D2, D3 and the NAIA over the years, but this year, the three NCAA divisional championships and the NAIA women’s invitational didn’t get the chance to see its seniors compete for medals.

The Senior Sendoff is the work of the PA announcers from those championships – Jason Bryant, Bryan Hazard, Dort Mayabb, Brian Zins, John Peterson, Kat Balch and Sandy Stevens.

Today, we start with the seniors in Division III.

125 – Senior – Messiah – Third-Team All-American – Sean Redington

125 – Senior – Mount Union – Third-Team All-American – Seth Hayes

125 – Senior – Southern Maine – Two-time All-American – Peter Del Gallo

125 – Senior – The College of New Jersey – First-Team All-American – Daniel Ortega

125 – Senior – Wisconsin-Whitewater – Three-Time All-American – Mike Tortorice

133 – Senior – Augsburg – Three-Time All-American – Victor Gliva

133 – Senior – Baldwin Wallace – Two-time All-American – Charlie Nash

133 – Senior – Delaware Valley – Second-Team All-American – Kordell Rush

133 – Senior – North Central – Second-Team All-American – Ian Mullen

133 – Senior – Ohio Northern – First-Team All-American – Seth Transue

133 – Senior – St. John’s – First-Team All-American – Noah Becker

141 – Senior – Alma – Three-Time All-American – Brendan Ladd

141 – Senior – Augsburg – Three-Time All-American and 2019 National Champion – David Flynn

141 – Senior – Loras – Three-Time All-American – Clint Lembeck

141 – Senior – North Central – Second-Team All-American – Marc Fleenor

141 – Senior – Stevens Institute – Three-Time All-American – Troy Stanich

141 – Senior – Wisconsin-Whitewater – First-Team All-American – Hazen Rice

149 – Senior – Augsburg – First-Team All-American – Aaron Wilson

149 – Senior – Ithaca – Three-Time All-American and 2018 National Champion – Ben Brisman

149 – Senior – Johnson & Wales – First-Team All-American – Da’mani Burns

149 – Senior – Muhlenberg – Third-Team All-American – Austin Sherman

149 – Senior – North Central – Third-Team All-American – Anthony Rink

149 – Senior – NYU – Three-Time All-American – Evan Drill

149 – Senior – Washington & Jefferson – Third-Team All-American – Michael Heinl

157 – Senior – Augsburg – Three-Time All-American and TWO time National Champion – Ryan Epps

157 – Senior – University of Chicago – Two-time All-American – Steve Bonsall

157 – Senior – Coe – Three-Time All-American – Cole Erickson

157 – Senior – Loras – Two-time All-American – Brandon Murray

157 – Senior – Messiah – Third-Team All-American – Stephen Maloney

157 – Senior – NYU – First-Team All-American – Sean Lyons

157 – Senior – Stevens Institute – Second-Team All-American – Dylan Van Sickell

157 – Senior – Wartburg – Second-Team All-American – Martine Sandoval

165 – Senior – Augsburg – Four-Time All-American and TWO-time National Champion – Lucas Jeske

165 – Senior – Ithaca – Two-time All-American – Austin Whitney

165 – Senior – Wisconsin-La Crosse – Second-Team All-American – Mitchell Hertel

165 – Senior – Loras – Two-time All-American – Eddie Smith

165 – Senior – RIT – Two-time All-American – Dempsey King

165 – Senior – Stevens Institute – Second-Team All-American – Thomas Poklikuha

165 – Senior – Wartburg – First-Team All-American – Max Forsyth

165 – Senior – Washington & Lee – Third-Team All-American – Shane Conners

165 – Senior – Whitewater – Second-Team All-American – Ryder Sigler

165 – Senior – WPI – Third-Team All-American – Tyler Marsh

174 – Senior – Coast Guard – Two-time All-American – AJ Aeberli

174 – Senior – Lycoming – Third-Team All-American – Hadyn Swartwood

174 – Senior – Mount Union – Third-Team All-American – Conner Homan

174 – Senior – The College of New Jersey – Three-Time All-American – Daniel Kilroy

174 – Senior – Wabash – Three-Time All-American and 2019 National Champion – Darden Schurg

174 – Senior – Washington & Jefferson – Second-Team All-American – Hunter Neely

184 – Senior – Augsburg – Three-Time All-American – Tanner Vassar

184 – Senior – Central – Second-Team All-American – Nathan Fritz

184 – Senior – Heidelberg – Two-time All-American – Dylan Roth

184 – Senior – Wisconsin-La Crosse – Two-time All-American – Sawyer Massie

184 – Senior – Merchant Marine – Two-time All-American – Joshua Glantzman

184 – Senior – Muhlenberg – Third-Team All-American – Jimmy Fratantoni

184 – Senior – Western New England – Three-Time All-American and 2019 National Champion – John Boyle

184 – Senior – Washington & Lee – Third-Team All-American – Rexx Hallyburton

197 – Senior – Baldwin Wallace – Two-time All-American – Zeckary Lehman

197 – Senior – Coe – Two-time All-American – Taylor Mehmen

197 – Senior – Loras – Four-Time All-American – Guy Patron

197 – Senior – NYU – Second-Team All-American – Jack La Corte

197 – Senior – RIT – Third-Team All-American – John Donohue

285 – Senior – Central – First-Team All-American – Duncan Lee

285 – Senior – Coast Guard – First-Team All-American – Patrick Irwin

285 – Senior – Johnson & Wales – First-Team All-American – Michael DiNardo

285 – Senior – Otterbein – Two-time All-American – Drew Kasper

285 – Senior – RIT – Second-Team All-American – Sam Weinger

285 – Senior – Scranton – Third-Team All-American – Keegan Connelly

285 – Senior – Springfield – Third-Team All-American – Joe Fusco