Like so many other collegiate wrestlers, Kollin Moore was robbed of his opportunity to compete in the 2020 NCAA Championships due to covid-19. It was especially tough on Moore, who was the unquestioned #1 seed and favorite to win a national title before the tournament was canceled.

Originally from Parma, Ohio, Tomasello wrestled for the Buckeyes for four years, never finishing lower than third at the NCAA Tournament. Tomasello won a national title for Ohio State in 2015 at 125-pounds.

Originally from Towaco, NJ McKenna spent his high school career under legendary coach Jeff Buxton at Blair Academy. As a prep McKenna won prestigious tournaments like Ironman, Beast of the East, and the prep nationals. McKenna spent the beginning of his college career at Stanford University where he would become an All-American before transferring to Ohio State to close out his collegiate career. at Ohio State, McKenna was a two time All-American finishing third and second respectfully.

Two-time NCAA All-American (2018, 2019), 2020 Big Ten Champion, Three-time PA State Champion and four-time finalist out of Greater Latrobe high school, Two-time Super 32 Champion, FloNational Champion

Coach Brands led the Buckeyes to an NCAA title in 2015, the first in program history.

Originally from Penns Grove, NJ, Martin wrestled for the Ohio State Buckeyes for four years, becoming the school’s seventh four-time All-American. As a true freshman, Martin won a national title for the Buckeyes in 2016 at 174 pounds. He also earned titles at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational in 2017 and 2019.