[BigBadBob]

Hey! Just curious if anyone knows why Nico Provo or Hunter Garvin didnt wrestle last weekend vs. Utah Valley?  Im writing an article on the upcoming OSU/Stanford dual and I cant find much information. Feel free to email me: robert@enidmonthly.com

[BigBadBob]

Hey! Just curious if anyone knows why Nico Provo or Hunter Garvin didnt wrestle last weekend vs. Utah Valley?  Im writing an article on the upcoming OSU/Stanford dual and I cant find much information. Feel free to email me: robert@enidmonthly.com

[Spiny_Norman]

Hey! Just curious if anyone knows why Nico Provo or Hunter Garvin didnt wrestle last weekend vs. Utah Valley?  Im writing an article on the upcoming OSU/Stanford dual and I cant find much information. Feel free to email me: robert@enidmonthly.com

Cardenas and Garvin wrestled at the NWCA All-Star Classic on Saturday. Cardenas lost to a wrestler from West Virginia in sudden victory. Garvin beat his opponent from Lehigh.

I have no knowledge about Provo. He missed all of last year with an injury. I don't know if he is ready to wrestle yet.

[Spiny_Norman]

Hey! Just curious if anyone knows why Nico Provo or Hunter Garvin didnt wrestle last weekend vs. Utah Valley?  Im writing an article on the upcoming OSU/Stanford dual and I cant find much information. Feel free to email me: robert@enidmonthly.com

Cardenas and Garvin wrestled at the NWCA All-Star Classic on Saturday. Cardenas lost to a wrestler from West Virginia in sudden victory. Garvin beat his opponent from Lehigh.

I have no knowledge about Provo. He missed all of last year with an injury. I don't know if he is ready to wrestle yet.

[BostonCard]

probably a good thing that it’s called sudden victory and not sudden death…

BC

[BostonCard]

probably a good thing that it’s called sudden victory and not sudden death…

BC

[Spiny_Norman]

The NCAA wrestling tournament is in Cleveland this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Stanford has qualified wrestlers in 8 of the 10 weight classes which matches the most that the Cardinal has ever sent to nationals. 

Stanford has had a good season, recovering from a slow start and overcoming season-ending injuries of two of its best wrestlers Hunter Garvin and Lorenzo Norman. The Cardinal finished 2nd at the ACC meet behind Virginia Tech with 2 conference champions and 3 runners up.

Based on the seedings, none of the Cardinal would be expected to compete for a national championship. But they certainly could work their into the top 8 which would be All American status. 

Wrestlers with seedings
125 - Nico Provo (7th)
133 - Tyler Knox (15th)
141 - Jack Consiglio (10th)
149 - Aden Valencia (10th)
157 - Daniel Cardenas (9th)
165 - EJ Parco (27th) - an amazing story, Parco started the season wrestling at 149, then bulked up to 165 after Garvin's injury and finished 3rd at ACCs to qualify for nationals
184 - Abraham Wojcikiewicz (28th)
197 - Angelo Posada (9th)

Every one of Stanford's wrestlers is eligible to come back next season plus Garvin, Norman and the freshman class. The team is trending up. I am bullish on Coach Ayres and the program he is building. These guys are good and will be fun to track as the tournament advances. I'll post a scoring link once it's available.

[Spiny_Norman]

The NCAA wrestling tournament is in Cleveland this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Stanford has qualified wrestlers in 8 of the 10 weight classes which matches the most that the Cardinal has ever sent to nationals. 

Stanford has had a good season, recovering from a slow start and overcoming season-ending injuries of two of its best wrestlers Hunter Garvin and Lorenzo Norman. The Cardinal finished 2nd at the ACC meet behind Virginia Tech with 2 conference champions and 3 runners up.

Based on the seedings, none of the Cardinal would be expected to compete for a national championship. But they certainly could work their into the top 8 which would be All American status. 

Wrestlers with seedings
125 - Nico Provo (7th)
133 - Tyler Knox (15th)
141 - Jack Consiglio (10th)
149 - Aden Valencia (10th)
157 - Daniel Cardenas (9th)
165 - EJ Parco (27th) - an amazing story, Parco started the season wrestling at 149, then bulked up to 165 after Garvin's injury and finished 3rd at ACCs to qualify for nationals
184 - Abraham Wojcikiewicz (28th)
197 - Angelo Posada (9th)

Every one of Stanford's wrestlers is eligible to come back next season plus Garvin, Norman and the freshman class. The team is trending up. I am bullish on Coach Ayres and the program he is building. These guys are good and will be fun to track as the tournament advances. I'll post a scoring link once it's available.

[Spiny_Norman]

7 of Stanford's 8 wrestlers won their opening match, including a major upset at 165 where EJ Parco upset the 6th seed, a returning All American from Nebraska. Parco got a reverse and takedown at the buzzer to win. 

Stanford is currently tied for 7th in the team competition. Next round begins at 4 pm pacific. 

You can follow scoring and match results here - https://www.flowrestling.org/nextgen/eve...eam-scores

[Spiny_Norman]

7 of Stanford's 8 wrestlers won their opening match, including a major upset at 165 where EJ Parco upset the 6th seed, a returning All American from Nebraska. Parco got a reverse and takedown at the buzzer to win. 

Stanford is currently tied for 7th in the team competition. Next round begins at 4 pm pacific. 

You can follow scoring and match results here - https://www.flowrestling.org/nextgen/eve...eam-scores

[Spiny_Norman]

Perhaps I am the only one here who is paying attention to Stanford wrestling, but this is going to be the most successful NCAA tournament ever for the Cardinal.

After day 2 of 3, Stanford is in 6th place teamwise. The Cardinal has never finished in the top 10. 

Stanford is assured of having 4 All Americans for the first time ever. Topping the list is Aden Valencia who will wrestle tomorrow afternoon for the championship at 149. He becomes the 4th Stanford wrestler in history to make the finals.

Nico Provo (125), Tyler Knox (133) and Angelo Posada (197) will compete earlier in the consolations. Each has made the consolation semifinals. They will finish somewhere between 3rd and 6th. 

Two others almost made All American as well. Daniel Cardenas gave up a takedown with 13 seconds left in his elimination match to lose 4-1. EJ Parco lost in sudden death. 

Consolation matches begin tomorrow on ESPNU at 8 am pacific. Finals at 3:30 on ESPN.

[Spiny_Norman]

Perhaps I am the only one here who is paying attention to Stanford wrestling, but this is going to be the most successful NCAA tournament ever for the Cardinal.

After day 2 of 3, Stanford is in 6th place teamwise. The Cardinal has never finished in the top 10. 

Stanford is assured of having 4 All Americans for the first time ever. Topping the list is Aden Valencia who will wrestle tomorrow afternoon for the championship at 149. He becomes the 4th Stanford wrestler in history to make the finals.

Nico Provo (125), Tyler Knox (133) and Angelo Posada (197) will compete earlier in the consolations. Each has made the consolation semifinals. They will finish somewhere between 3rd and 6th. 

Two others almost made All American as well. Daniel Cardenas gave up a takedown with 13 seconds left in his elimination match to lose 4-1. EJ Parco lost in sudden death. 

Consolation matches begin tomorrow on ESPNU at 8 am pacific. Finals at 3:30 on ESPN.

[martyup]

I'm watching the matches on TV.  Very entertaining.

[martyup]

I'm watching the matches on TV.  Very entertaining.

[Griffins78]

Spiny - thanks for updating us all on how our Wrestling team is doing. Phenomenal! So proud!

[Griffins78]

Spiny - thanks for updating us all on how our Wrestling team is doing. Phenomenal! So proud!

[fullmetal]

The Ohio State Buckeyes finished fifth while the Stanford Cardinal took sixth. Stanford head coach Chris Ayres earned the award for best coach of the tournament thanks to Valencia's title and three additional All-American performances from Nico Provo at 125 pounds, Tyler Knox at 133 pounds and Angelo Posada at 197 pounds.

https://www.ncaa.com/live-updates/wrestl...mpionships

Redshirt freshman Aden Valencia captured the 149-pound title in overtime at the NCAA Championships, Saturday, at Rocket Arena.

Valencia is the third individual national champion in program history, joining Matt Gentry (2004) and Shane Griffith (2021). The Morgan Hill native is the first Cardinal freshman to win an NCAA crown.

...

Stanford produced four All-Americans in Cleveland and finished sixth as a team with 67.5 points - all of which are program records. Stanford's previous highs at the national tournament were set in 2011 with three All-Americans and an 11th-place team finish.

Joining Valencia on the podium was two-time All-American Tyler Knox (133), redshirt junior Nico Provo (125) and true freshman Angelo Posada (197).

It is the sixth time in the past seven seasons Stanford has produced multiple All-Americans in the same season and the 12th time overall. Valencia and Posada are the fifth and sixth Cardinal freshman to achieve NCAA All-America status, respectively.

Valencia winning nationals as a freshman is amazing! In the finals, he upset the #1 seed from Penn State as the #10 seed. He's set the bar high for himself :)

https://gostanford.com/news/2026/03/21/v...onal-title

Place Teams Points
1 Penn State 181.5
2 Oklahoma State 131
3 Nebraska 100.5
4 Iowa 92.5
5 Ohio State 84.5
6 Stanford 67.5
7 Michigan 66
8 Iowa State 52
9 Minnesota 48.5
10 NC State 44.5

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...261040007/

What an eminently successful showing at nationals!  In his third season at Stanford, head coach Chris Ayres is looking like a great hire.

[fullmetal]

The Ohio State Buckeyes finished fifth while the Stanford Cardinal took sixth. Stanford head coach Chris Ayres earned the award for best coach of the tournament thanks to Valencia's title and three additional All-American performances from Nico Provo at 125 pounds, Tyler Knox at 133 pounds and Angelo Posada at 197 pounds.

https://www.ncaa.com/live-updates/wrestl...mpionships

Redshirt freshman Aden Valencia captured the 149-pound title in overtime at the NCAA Championships, Saturday, at Rocket Arena.

Valencia is the third individual national champion in program history, joining Matt Gentry (2004) and Shane Griffith (2021). The Morgan Hill native is the first Cardinal freshman to win an NCAA crown.

...

Stanford produced four All-Americans in Cleveland and finished sixth as a team with 67.5 points - all of which are program records. Stanford's previous highs at the national tournament were set in 2011 with three All-Americans and an 11th-place team finish.

Joining Valencia on the podium was two-time All-American Tyler Knox (133), redshirt junior Nico Provo (125) and true freshman Angelo Posada (197).

It is the sixth time in the past seven seasons Stanford has produced multiple All-Americans in the same season and the 12th time overall. Valencia and Posada are the fifth and sixth Cardinal freshman to achieve NCAA All-America status, respectively.

Valencia winning nationals as a freshman is amazing! In the finals, he upset the #1 seed from Penn State as the #10 seed. He's set the bar high for himself :)

https://gostanford.com/news/2026/03/21/v...onal-title

Place Teams Points
1 Penn State 181.5
2 Oklahoma State 131
3 Nebraska 100.5
4 Iowa 92.5
5 Ohio State 84.5
6 Stanford 67.5
7 Michigan 66
8 Iowa State 52
9 Minnesota 48.5
10 NC State 44.5

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/co...261040007/

What an eminently successful showing at nationals!  In his third season at Stanford, head coach Chris Ayres is looking like a great hire.

[Spiny_Norman]

Aden Valencia upset top seeded and previously unbeaten Shayne Van Ness for the national championship!! I am so proud of the entire wrestling program. Left for dead 6 years ago when Bernard Muir tried to kill the program. Seemingly abandoned by Coach Rob Koll when he was offered a job as head coach at North Carolina. But Bernard then made a great hire in Chris Ayres who came in from Princeton. Tonight was a peak moment for any Stanford fan.

This is a nice compilation of highlights from Valencia’s match.
https://x.com/globalwresorder/status/203...HNRJeBC_DA

[Spiny_Norman]

Aden Valencia upset top seeded and previously unbeaten Shayne Van Ness for the national championship!! I am so proud of the entire wrestling program. Left for dead 6 years ago when Bernard Muir tried to kill the program. Seemingly abandoned by Coach Rob Koll when he was offered a job as head coach at North Carolina. But Bernard then made a great hire in Chris Ayres who came in from Princeton. Tonight was a peak moment for any Stanford fan.

This is a nice compilation of highlights from Valencia’s match.
https://x.com/globalwresorder/status/203...HNRJeBC_DA

[OCcardinal]

Stanford wrestling's performance at this year's NCAAs wasn't just the program's best NCAA performance ever, it was among the greatest NCAA overperformances of any team in Stanford history.  It topped the 2015 women's gymnastics team that made the super 6 as an 11th ranked team and is in range of the two 15-seed Women's tennis teams that won the 2016 and 2018 National Championships.

#18 Stanford had qualified wrestlers in only 8 of 10 weight classes, but all 8 contributed in big ways: 

Nico Provo (125 lbs), #7 seed, finished 3rd
Record at NCAAs 7-1
3 Major Decisions, upset the #2 seed 
Typical pts for his seed: 7.4
Points scored: 16.5

Tyler Knox (133), #15 seed, finished 6th
Record: 5-3
upset the #5 and #13 seeds
Typical pts for his seed: 2.4
Points scored: 9

Jack Consiglio (141), #10 seed
Record 2-2
upset #9 seed
scored 1.5 pts

Aden Valencia (149), #10 seed, finished as Champion
Record: 5-0
1 major decision, upset #1, #2 and #7 seeds
Typical pts for his seed: 4.3
Points scored: 21

Caniel Cardenas (157), #9 seed
Record: 3-2
1 major decision, 1 tech fall
Points Scored: 4.5

EJ Parco (165), #27 seed
Record: 2-2
Upset #6 and #11 seeds
Typical pts for his seed: 0.3
Points scored: 2

None (174)
 
Abraham Wojcikiewicz (184), #28 seed
Record 1-2
1 tech fall, upset #21 seed
Typical pts for his seed: 0.4
Points scored: 2

Angelo Posada (197), #9 seed, finished 6th
Record 4-3
1 Fall and 1 major decision
Typical pts for his seed: 5.2
Points scored: 12
                 -  
None (285) 

Stanford's 8 qualified wrestlers were expected to earn 29.5 points based on typical points scored for their seeds, but they earned 68.5 points, with all wrestlers contributing points and 10-seed champion Aden Valencia earning the most points above expectation in the whole tournament.  

With so many top-5 programs on campus, it's easy to gloss over a 6th place finish. But Stanford's wrestlers accomplished something truly special this year. 

If you want a sense of how meaningful it was, check out this photo of Aden Valencia being congratulated by his sister Nyla (a wrestler in Iowa's women's program) after Aden won his championship match.

[OCcardinal]

Stanford wrestling's performance at this year's NCAAs wasn't just the program's best NCAA performance ever, it was among the greatest NCAA overperformances of any team in Stanford history.  It topped the 2015 women's gymnastics team that made the super 6 as an 11th ranked team and is in range of the two 15-seed Women's tennis teams that won the 2016 and 2018 National Championships.

#18 Stanford had qualified wrestlers in only 8 of 10 weight classes, but all 8 contributed in big ways: 

Nico Provo (125 lbs), #7 seed, finished 3rd
Record at NCAAs 7-1
3 Major Decisions, upset the #2 seed 
Typical pts for his seed: 7.4
Points scored: 16.5

Tyler Knox (133), #15 seed, finished 6th
Record: 5-3
upset the #5 and #13 seeds
Typical pts for his seed: 2.4
Points scored: 9

Jack Consiglio (141), #10 seed
Record 2-2
upset #9 seed
scored 1.5 pts

Aden Valencia (149), #10 seed, finished as Champion
Record: 5-0
1 major decision, upset #1, #2 and #7 seeds
Typical pts for his seed: 4.3
Points scored: 21

Caniel Cardenas (157), #9 seed
Record: 3-2
1 major decision, 1 tech fall
Points Scored: 4.5

EJ Parco (165), #27 seed
Record: 2-2
Upset #6 and #11 seeds
Typical pts for his seed: 0.3
Points scored: 2

None (174)
 
Abraham Wojcikiewicz (184), #28 seed
Record 1-2
1 tech fall, upset #21 seed
Typical pts for his seed: 0.4
Points scored: 2

Angelo Posada (197), #9 seed, finished 6th
Record 4-3
1 Fall and 1 major decision
Typical pts for his seed: 5.2
Points scored: 12
                 -  
None (285) 

Stanford's 8 qualified wrestlers were expected to earn 29.5 points based on typical points scored for their seeds, but they earned 68.5 points, with all wrestlers contributing points and 10-seed champion Aden Valencia earning the most points above expectation in the whole tournament.  

With so many top-5 programs on campus, it's easy to gloss over a 6th place finish. But Stanford's wrestlers accomplished something truly special this year. 

If you want a sense of how meaningful it was, check out this photo of Aden Valencia being congratulated by his sister Nyla (a wrestler in Iowa's women's program) after Aden won his championship match.

[Griffins78]

That was an incredibly exciting match. Very competitive and back and forth but Aden never let up. He kept attacking, putting pressure on VanNess throughout and had to hold on several times barely able to prevent Van Ness from scoring which would have lost the match. 

Gutsy, gutsy takedown in OT that could have gone either way but he really toughed it out. 

After match was very emotional with his teammates, coaches, and especially his sister.

Here’s the full match.

Here’s the post match press conference . Impressive.

[Griffins78]

That was an incredibly exciting match. Very competitive and back and forth but Aden never let up. He kept attacking, putting pressure on VanNess throughout and had to hold on several times barely able to prevent Van Ness from scoring which would have lost the match. 

Gutsy, gutsy takedown in OT that could have gone either way but he really toughed it out. 

After match was very emotional with his teammates, coaches, and especially his sister.

Here’s the full match.

Here’s the post match press conference . Impressive.

[Spiny_Norman]

Valencia came back from a big deficit in the quarterfinals to upset the #2 seed. He was behind 7-2 but got three 3rd period takedowns for the win.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wrestling/comme...wns_2seed/

He was also down 4-0 and 5-4 in the round of 16 to the #7 seed. Valencia got a takedown with 33 seconds remaining for another clutch victory.

Stanford's conditioning was superb. A number of matches swung to Stanford late as opponents seemed to tire.

[Spiny_Norman]

Valencia came back from a big deficit in the quarterfinals to upset the #2 seed. He was behind 7-2 but got three 3rd period takedowns for the win.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wrestling/comme...wns_2seed/

He was also down 4-0 and 5-4 in the round of 16 to the #7 seed. Valencia got a takedown with 33 seconds remaining for another clutch victory.

Stanford's conditioning was superb. A number of matches swung to Stanford late as opponents seemed to tire.

[Nobadeer]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

[Nobadeer]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

[Spiny_Norman]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

[Spiny_Norman]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

[Jamesy]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

Agree with MGym being the top finishing men's team. I don't put much credit in MWP making Final 4, that's essentially the same as a participation trophy given the gap between #4 and #5 in men's water polo. 

Our men's sports programs have not been performing well the past several years. Men's gymnastics is the only men's sport to win a national championship since COVID. Looking back at Stanford's NCAA titles since 2004, Stanford has won 50 NCAA championships, with just 14 men's titles (men's soccer x 3, golf x 2, water polo x 1, VB x 2, gymnastics x 7).

[Jamesy]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

Agree with MGym being the top finishing men's team. I don't put much credit in MWP making Final 4, that's essentially the same as a participation trophy given the gap between #4 and #5 in men's water polo. 

Our men's sports programs have not been performing well the past several years. Men's gymnastics is the only men's sport to win a national championship since COVID. Looking back at Stanford's NCAA titles since 2004, Stanford has won 50 NCAA championships, with just 14 men's titles (men's soccer x 3, golf x 2, water polo x 1, VB x 2, gymnastics x 7).

[PalmTree]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

Agree with MGym being the top finishing men's team. I don't put much credit in MWP making Final 4, that's essentially the same as a participation trophy given the gap between #4 and #5 in men's water polo. 

Our men's sports programs have not been performing well the past several years. Men's gymnastics is the only men's sport to win a national championship since COVID. Looking back at Stanford's NCAA titles since 2004, Stanford has won 50 NCAA championships, with just 14 men's titles (men's soccer x 3, golf x 2, water polo x 1, VB x 2, gymnastics x 7).

Your total count for men's nattys for the period is correct, but MVB only won one - in 2010 - not 2, since 2004.

---

Even these guys agree it was one MVB natty - good times...<sigh>

[PalmTree]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

Agree with MGym being the top finishing men's team. I don't put much credit in MWP making Final 4, that's essentially the same as a participation trophy given the gap between #4 and #5 in men's water polo. 

Our men's sports programs have not been performing well the past several years. Men's gymnastics is the only men's sport to win a national championship since COVID. Looking back at Stanford's NCAA titles since 2004, Stanford has won 50 NCAA championships, with just 14 men's titles (men's soccer x 3, golf x 2, water polo x 1, VB x 2, gymnastics x 7).

Your total count for men's nattys for the period is correct, but MVB only won one - in 2010 - not 2, since 2004.

---

Even these guys agree it was one MVB natty - good times...<sigh>

[Jamesy]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

Agree with MGym being the top finishing men's team. I don't put much credit in MWP making Final 4, that's essentially the same as a participation trophy given the gap between #4 and #5 in men's water polo. 

Our men's sports programs have not been performing well the past several years. Men's gymnastics is the only men's sport to win a national championship since COVID. Looking back at Stanford's NCAA titles since 2004, Stanford has won 50 NCAA championships, with just 14 men's titles (men's soccer x 3, golf x 2, water polo x 1, VB x 2, gymnastics x 7).

Your total count for men's nattys for the period is correct, but MVB only won one - in 2010 - not 2, since 2004.

---

Even these guys agree it was one MVB natty - good times...<sigh>

Thanks, math is hard. :-)

[Jamesy]

Thanks for the great updates. M WP made it to the final 4, but besides that, wrestling has so far been the most successful LSJU men's program for the current academic year. We'll see how M swim does this week at NCAAs in Atlanta. And then baseball-golf-tennis.

Probably MGym will be the top finishing men’s team

Agree with MGym being the top finishing men's team. I don't put much credit in MWP making Final 4, that's essentially the same as a participation trophy given the gap between #4 and #5 in men's water polo. 

Our men's sports programs have not been performing well the past several years. Men's gymnastics is the only men's sport to win a national championship since COVID. Looking back at Stanford's NCAA titles since 2004, Stanford has won 50 NCAA championships, with just 14 men's titles (men's soccer x 3, golf x 2, water polo x 1, VB x 2, gymnastics x 7).

Your total count for men's nattys for the period is correct, but MVB only won one - in 2010 - not 2, since 2004.

---

Even these guys agree it was one MVB natty - good times...<sigh>

Thanks, math is hard. :-)

[Spiny_Norman]

The hits keep coming for Stanford sports.

Less than 2 weeks after the most successful NCAA tournament in school history, three Cardinal wrestlers have entered the transfer portal.
2x All American Tyler Knox
2x All American Hunter Garvin (who missed most of this season with an injury)
Lorenzo Norman (ranked as high as #4 at 174 pounds early last year but has missed most of the last 2 years with injuries)

I believe that all are grad transfers. Knox in particular hurts. He leaves a big unplanned hole at 133 pounds.

[Spiny_Norman]

The hits keep coming for Stanford sports.

Less than 2 weeks after the most successful NCAA tournament in school history, three Cardinal wrestlers have entered the transfer portal.
2x All American Tyler Knox
2x All American Hunter Garvin (who missed most of this season with an injury)
Lorenzo Norman (ranked as high as #4 at 174 pounds early last year but has missed most of the last 2 years with injuries)

I believe that all are grad transfers. Knox in particular hurts. He leaves a big unplanned hole at 133 pounds.

[fullmetal]

Any read on whether they're just testing the market or whether they're leaving because they really want to leave?

[fullmetal]

Any read on whether they're just testing the market or whether they're leaving because they really want to leave?