A native of Hartland, Wisconsin, O'Toole currently wrestles for the Missouri Tigers and was the second ranked recruit in the nation coming out of high school. Prior to enrolling at Mizzou, O'Toole had won multiple freestyle and greco state titles in the state of Wisconsin. O'Toole won a folkstyle national title and was a freestyle All - American. among his accomplishments, O'Toole also won a few national accolades along the way such as the Dave Schultz high school excellence award for Wisconsin, and the junior Dan Hodge award.

A native of Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Smith won back to Maryland state titles at Sparrows Point high school. Smith also placed at the Flonationals twice finishing third as a junior and winning a title as a senior. At Ohio State, Smith capped off his redshirt freshman season with an overall record of 20-13. Smith finished sixth at the Big 10 championships and was the 19th seed at the NCAA tournament.

Two-Time NCAA All-American, 2021 NCAA Finalist, Two-Time Big Ten Finalist, 2019 Freestyle Junior World Champion in Estonia, Three-Time Indiana State Champion at Lawrenceburg High School

Originally hailing from New Mexico, Real Woods made a name for himself at high school prep powerhouse Montini Catholic in the Chicago suburbs. He committed to Stanford as a blue chip recruit, qualifying for three NCAA tournaments in three years after redshirting as a true freshman. In 2022, Woods placed 6th at the NCAA Championships at 141-pounds. Having already secured a degree from Stanford, Woods transferred to Iowa following the completion of the 2021-22 school year.

A high school phenom from Nazareth, Pennsylvania in the wrestling-rich Lehigh Valley, Sammy Sasso has been on an upward trajectory since a young age. The culmination of that youth career occurred in the same valley in which he grew up when he blew the roof off Lehigh University's famous Snakepit at the 2018 edition of Who's #1 with a pin over fellow blue-chipper Anthony Artalona.

Greg Kerkvliet is a UWW Cadet World Gold medalist, originally from Minnesota. He started his collegiate career at Ohio State but transferred to Penn State before ever taking the mat for the Buckeyes.

As a prep, Bravo - Young went 182-0 and was a four time state champion for Sunnyside high school. Bravo-Young won a U.S. Cadet championship and was a member of the cadet world team in 2016. Bravo - Young came to Penn State in 2018 and was inserted into the starting line up on day one. As a true freshman, Bravo - Young posted an overall record of 25-7 placing third at the Southern Scuffle and fifth at the Big 10 championships. Bravo-Young posted key victories over the year such as wins over Ohio States Luke Pletcher, and Arizona States Ryan Millhof.