High School Sports Recruiting

Division 1

 

·                  State champion or placer multiple times

·                  Junior or Cadet National champion or placer

·                  Tournament of Champions winner or placer multiple times

·                  4x Varsity Starter

Placed at top tournaments such as: 

1.                Delaware Beast of the East

2.                Reno Tournament of Champions

3.                Five-Counties Invitational (Most difficult tournament in CA)

4.                PowerAde Christmas Tournament

5.                Easton-Phillipsburg (PA) National HS Wrestling Duals

6.                Manheim (PA)

7.                Iron Man Invitational (OH)

8.                Clovis “Doc” Buchanan Invitational (Central CA)

9.                Minnesota Christmas Tournament

10.             Virginia Duals

Division II/NAIA Recruiting Guidelines

·                  State placer

·                  District and Regional champion

·                  District placer multiple times

·                  3x Varsity Starter

·                  Win several HS tournaments

·                  Experience in Greco and Freestyle

Division III/NAIA Recruiting Guidelines

·                  District placer

·                  2x Varsity Starter

·                  Win or place at several HS tournaments

 

Preferred Grades
3.0+GPA, 24+ACT, 1000+SAT (out of 1600)
(No scores needed for underclassmen) 

 

Wrestling by the Numbers

 

Schools Offering Wrestling
NCAA Division I	86
NCAA Division II	45
NCAA Division III	92
NAIA	26
Junior College	45
Total	294
Athletic Scholarship Opportunities
Division I (per school)	9.9
Division II (per school)	9
NAIA	12
NJCAA (*varies per school)	16
Student-Athlete Participation
NCAA Division I	2,615
NCAA Division II	1,225
NCAA Division III	2,387
NAIA	685
HS Student-Athletes	257,246

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