Bryce Commerford of Benilde-St. Margaret’s has committed to wrestling for Saint John’s University next season.
Recruiting
College Recruiting: state finalist Edblad to St. Cloud State University
Leo Edblad of Cambridge-Isanti has committed to wrestling for St. Cloud State University following his upcoming senior season.
College Recruiting: state champion Freking to Iowa State University
Thomas Freking of Jackson County Central has committed to wrestling for Iowa State University next season.
College Recruiting: state finalist Kruse to University of Wisconsin
Simon Kruse of St. Clair/Mankato Loyola has committed to wrestling for the University of Wisconsin next season.
College Recruiting: three-time state champion Ambrose to Augustana University
Nolan Ambrose of Jackson County Central has committed to wrestling for Augustana University following his upcoming senior season.
College Recruiting: two-time state qualifier Peper to Luther College
Dylan Peper of Rochester Mayo has committed to wrestling for Luther College next season.
Indiana Adds Transfer Roman Rogotzke
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana head coach Angel Escobedo has announced the addition of transfer Roman Rogotzke to the Hoosiers.
Rogotzke joins the team after two years at South Dakota State. He will be a redshirt sophomore in the 2023-24 season.
As a redshirt freshman this past season, Rogotzke compiled a 17-8 record while wrestling at 184 lbs. He primarily wrestled in tournaments, winning both the Worthington and Don Parker Opens, while taking third place at the Last Chance Open and fourth place at the Bison Open.
Oscar Galvez, Ethan Meyer sign letters of intent to wrestle for Minnesota West
WORTHINGTON — After strong careers on the wrestling mats of Worthington High School, seniors Ethan Meyer and Oscar Galvez signed letters of intent to wrestle at Minnesota West Community & Technical College next fall.
Meyer and Galvez were recruited to join a sizable incoming wrestling class under first-year coach Brayden Curry.
The WHS seniors were coached by Kirk Feit since their freshman year of high school.
“It was my first season as head coach, but I had been with them before through the youth program,” said Feit of his experiences with Meyer and Galvez. “The best thing about coaches getting great athletes is you are never going to have to ask these two to work out and get after it.” Continue reading at dglobe.com →