High School Junior Melvin Miller (committed to @HokiesWrestling) won the Clarion Open at 157lbs this weekend. His most notable result was an 8-5 win over Ohio State Sophomore #8 Brandon Cannon.
Most impressive elements of Miller’s wrestling are his composure through several changes in position mixed with his absurd lateral movement. Hokies have a talent coming up in 2 years!
My top 8 freshman heading into next season (redshirt included) at 133
#1 Ben Davino, Ohio State
#2 Marcus Blaze, PSU
#3 Omar Ayoub, Nebraska
#4 JJ McComas, Oklahoma State
#5 Dillon Campbell, Virginia Tech
#6 Mason Gibson, Rutgers
#7 Logan Swensen, SDSU
#8 Richard Murillo, CBU
Melvin Miller (PA) dismantles Liam Crook in the S32 quarters — a 17-2 tech in just three minutes. In folkstyle, that’s wild! At this stage, that kind of dominance says it all. ‘Anyone can be beaten,’ but not everyone’s in the same tier. 🔥 #levels
🚨15 days until the 2025-26 college wrestling season kicks off!🚨
Preseason Rank #15: @RUWrestling
Rutgers heads into the season with a revamped roster, featuring significant turnover in talent. The Scarlet Knights boast 9 preseason-ranked wrestlers in their projected lineup. Their recruiting class includes 4 transfers, 3 of whom are National Qualifiers, and a freshman class of 5, with 4 ranked among the Top 100 prospects.
No. 1 Melvin Miller is hunting for his second Super 32 title this weekend at 165 lbs — a bracket stacked with 11 nationally ranked wrestlers.
Last time out, he rolled to a 19-8 major decision at Who’s Number One. 🔥