As the Penn State wrestling team was busy last weekend competing in the Big Ten tournament in East Lansing, Mich., some future Nittany Lions were cleaning up in their respective state tournaments, putting caps on their storied high school careers.
Here’s a look at how Penn State’s 2018 recruiting class did in their high school tournaments:
The North Hagerstown senior made history Monday night when he pinned his opponent in just 45 seconds to win his fourth Maryland state title, becoming the first Washington County wrestler to do so, and just the seventh in the state’s history.