Lucas Weiland

Class:
Sophomore
Weight:
157
Hometown:
Barnhart, Mo.
High School:
Seckman (USMAPS)

HONORS AND ACCOLADES

2x NCAA Qualifier (2017-18 & 18-19)
2x EIWA Championships 4th Place (2017-18 & 18-19)

2019-20: Amassed a 12-5 record at 157 pounds as a senior ... 2x team captain ... ranked as high as #23 in the individual preseason rankings ... went 6-2 in duals and recorded 5 bonus point victories ... tied for sixth on the team in dual wins (6) and third overall in career wins (71) ... opened the year with a 5-2 victory over Garrett Model of Wisconsin at the Battle on the Midway ... posted two dual wins against Eric Barone from Illinois (8-3) and George Carpenter Tennessee-Chattanooga (6-1) ... finished second overall at the Black Knight Invite with victories over Bo Pipher (Penn State ) 6-1, Nate Newberry (Bloomsburg) 5-0 and a 13-3 major decision over Logan Parks from Central Michigan ... notched a dial win against Alex Hornfeck from West Virginia (4-1) on Nov. 24 ... put up dominant performances at the Patriot Open ... secured to major decision victories against Michael North from Maryland (15-4) and Brandon LaRue from Blue Blood Wrestling Club (14-0) in addition to a 15-0 technical fall victory over Jacob Conrad from Gardner-Webb ... went 2-1 in his final three collegiate dual appearances including a 16-1 technical fall victory over Jeremy Ridge from Penn and a 4-0 win over Val Park from Navy.

2018-19: Competed to a 25-12 record as a junior at 157 pounds … team co-captain … went 6-3 in duals … totaled 11 bonus point victories with two falls, three technical falls and six major decisions … tied for second on the team in technical falls, third in wins and major decisions, and fourth in dual wins and bonus point wins … ranked as high as 22nd in the NWCA Coaches’ Panel … was 2-6 against ranked opponents … placed in five of six tournaments prior to NCAAs … opened the season with a third-place showing at the Princeton Open on Nov. 4 … went 4-1 with a fall and a major decision … majored Cole Smith (Old Dominion), 12-0, in the first match … pinned Dylan Van Sickell (Stevens Tech.) at 2:38 … topped Quincy Monday (Princeton), 8-5, in the third-place bout … captured the individual crown at the Journeymen Classic on Nov. 11 … picked up major decisions over Kent Lane (Lehigh), 13-0, and Justin Thomas (Oklahoma), 9-0 … placed third at the Black Knight Invite on Nov. 18 … posted back-to-back 18-0 technical falls against Gavin Hale (Bloomsburg) and teammate Jack Fisher … won a 4-0 decision over Brawley Lamer (Cal Poly) in the third-place match … earned runner-up honors at the SIUE Cougar Clash on Dec. 2 … notched an 8-0 major decision over Nico O’dor (Cleveland State) in the semifinals … dropped a hard-fought 2-0 decision to Christian Pagdilao (Arizona State) in the finals … topped Evan Barczak (Drexel), 9-5 in a dual on Dec. 7 … went 3-2 at the Midlands Championships on Dec. 29-30 … wrestled eighth-ranked and eventual All-American Kaleb Young (Iowa) in the quarterfinals … collected his 50th-career victory with a 3-0 decision over Jed Loveless (Wyoming) in a dual on Jan. 4 … earned an 18-0 technical fall against Christian LaBrie (Brown) in a dual on Jan. 17 … tallied a 7-0 win against Jacob Lizak (Penn) in a dual on Jan. 20 … contributed an 11-1 major decision over Hunter Jones (West Virginia) in a dual on Feb. 1 … squared off against 10th-ranked Zach Hartman (Bucknell) and 17th-ranked Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) in duals on Feb. 10 and 16, respectively … defeated Quentin Hovis (Navy), 6-0, in Army’s third-straight Star Meet victory on Feb. 23 … documented a fourth-place showing at the EIWA Championships on March 8-9 … went 3-2 with a fall and a major decision … blanked Emmett LiCastri (Franklin & Marshall) with a 13-0 major decision in the first match … dropped a hard-fought 4-0 decision to 12th-ranked Zach Hartman (Bucknell) in the semifinals … pinned 30th-ranked Dan Reed (Columbia) to advance to the third-place match against Quincy Monday (Princeton) … qualified for the NCAA Championships for the second straight season … posted a 1-2 record at the national tournament on March 21-22 … upset 14th-ranked Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) 4-0 in the first round … dropped a pair of hard-fought decisions against third-ranked and eventual All-American Alec Pantaleo (Michigan), 5-3, and 14th-ranked Zach Hartman (Bucknell), 6-5.

2017-18: Posted a team-best 24-17 record at 157 pounds as a sophomore … qualified for the NCAA Championships at 157 pounds for the first time in his career … went 2-6 in duals … tied for second on the team in bonus point wins with 11 on two falls, three technical falls and six major decisions … finished second on the team in major decisions … tied for third in technical falls and fifth in falls … ranked as high as 33rd in the NWCA Coaches’ Panel … opened the season with a 2-2 showing at the Hokie Open on Nov. 6 … faced eventual national champion and top-ranked Jason Nolf (Penn State) in a dual on Nov. 9 … placed second at the Journeyman Classic with a 2-1 performance on Nov. 12 … recorded his first-career win over a ranked opponent with a 10-0 major decision against No. 18 Casey Sparkman (Kent State) in his first match … added a 5-0 decision over Jonce Baylock (Oklahoma State) … won the Black Knight Invite on Nov. 19 … went 3-0 with two bonus point wins in the tournament … captured an 8-0 major decision over Jon Ross (Lock Haven) in the first round … pinned Tristan Rifanburg (Binghamton) at 2:26 in the semifinals … defeated Alex Klucker (Lock Haven), 8-6, in the finals … went 2-2 at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational on Dec. 1 … opened with a 7-5 decision over Hunter Willits (Oregon State) … wrestled eventual All-American and sixth-ranked Micah Jordan (Ohio State) … pinned Chase Straw (Iowa State) at 1:19 … wrestled against No. 10 Mitch Finesilver (Duke), No. 16 Archie Colgan (Wyoming) and Kennedy Monday (North Carolina) at the UNC Duals on Jan. 5 … faced No. 24 Garrett Hammond (Drexel) in a dual on Jan. 20 … opposed 25th-ranked Ian Brown (Lehigh) in a dual on Jan. 21 … finished third at the All-Academy Championships on Jan. 27 … faced No. 31 Alex Mossing (Air Force) in the semifinals … recorded a 24-6 technical fall over Kieran Duggan (Merchant Marine) … topped Chris Sullivan (Coast Guard) with a 14-0 major decision in the third-place bout … posted a runner-up finish at the Edinboro Open on Feb. 3 … went 4-1 at the tournament with two technical falls ... extended his winning streak to six matches … opened the tournament with technical falls over J.T. Cooley (Lehigh), 16-0, and Jack Peura (Clarion), 18-3 … recorded a 3-0 decision over Gene Pierce (Arizona State) for his 25th-career win … dropped a 5-4 decision to Colin Heffernan (Central Michigan) in the finals … defeated Christian Bassolino (Bucknell) with a 9-0 major decision for his first-career dual victory on Feb. 11 … upset 26th-ranked Zack Davis (Navy) 5-1 in the annual Star Meet on Feb. 16 … sparked run of three straight upsets for the Black Knights … set up Army’s second-ever Star victory in Annapolis, Md., and first since 1961 … placed fourth at the EIWA Championships on March 3-4 … went 4-2 with a major decision … opened with a 6-2 decision over Eric Hong (American) … wrestled No. 14 Mike D’Angelo (Princeton) to a 6-4 decision … tallied an 11-1 major decision over Paul Klee (Sacred Heart) … added a 9-2 decision against Brock Wilson (Harvard) … dropped a 5-3 decision to No. 21 Garett Hammond (Drexel) in the third-place match … competed to a 2-2 record at the NCAA Championships in Cleveland, Ohio on March 15-16 … faced seventh-ranked Micah Jordan (Ohio State) in his first match … recorded Army’s first bonus point victory at NCAAs since 2015 with a 9-1 major decision over No. 26 Andrew Shomers (Edinboro) … added a 4-2 decision over No. 8 Archie Colgan (Wyoming) … competed against No. 3 Joseph Lavalee (Missouri).

2016-17: Wrestled to a 10-8 record as a freshman at 149 and 157 pounds … was winless in five duals … documented four bonus point wins with a fall and three major decisions … made his career debut at the Hokie Open at 149 pounds (11/6) … placed fifth in the fresh/soph. division … earned his first-career victory with a pin at 4:36 against American’s Elijah Murphy … added a 12-2 major decision against King U.’s Ethyn Ewing … competed in his first-career dual against American … dropped a 4-3 decision against Michael Sprague … transitioned to 157 pounds prior to the Bucknell dual (2/12) … faced No. 14 Victor Lopez … won the National Collegiate Open with four wins, including two major decisions.

Background: Wrestled all four years at Seckman High School … voted team captain each year … wrestled at USMAPS … given name is Lucas Joseph Weiland … enjoys reading, hiking and watching movies … major is undeclared.

Year	Weight	Record	Duals	Bonus Point Wins (F-TF-MD)
2019-20	157	12-5	6-2	5 (0-2-3)
2018-19	157	25-12	6-3	11 (2-3-6)
2017-18	157	24-17	2-6	11 (2-3-6)
2016-17	149/157	10-8	0-5	2 (1-0-1)
Career	149/157	71-42	14-16	29 (5-8-16)

Army vs Lehigh

Sunday, February 06

Wrestling vs. Navy

Friday, February 12

Wrestling vs. Hofstra

Sunday, January 17

Wrestling vs. Lehigh

Friday, January 31

Clothier Added as Wrestling Assistant Coach

Tuesday, August 19

Wrestling's Farmer, Stoddard to Compete at Junior Pan-American Games in Paraguay, Scott Green to Coach Khosravy at U20 World Championships

Monday, August 18

Troy Nickerson Named Class of 1972 Head Men’s Wrestling Coach

Monday, June 09

Three Wrestlers Collect EIWA Academic Achievement Award

Friday, May 09

Army West Point Athletics

2017-18 Wrestling Roster

Roster

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Gavin Berkley

Taylor Brown

Jack Buell

Jake Bueno

Rocco Caywood

Trey Chalifoux

Eldon Davis-Picou

Sean Fitzsimons

Knox Fuller

Beau Guffey

Austin Harry

Ben Harvey

Bobby Heald

Ryan Hetrick

Luke Hodsden

Alex Hopkins

Jeremiah Imonode

Matt Kelly

Gunnar Larson

Jack Lucie

Will Lucie

Nico Manzonelli

Matthew Marino

Zach Maxwell

Jeffrey Mayolo

Patrick Mayolo

Cael McCormick

Isaac McMillan

Andrew Mendel

Parker Meytrott

C.J. Morgan

Nick Noel

Trevor Parker

Bennett Paulson

Lane Peters

Graham Ratermann

Nigel Ruiz

David Russell

Jimmy Saylor

Jed Smith

Noah Stewart

Peter Strassfield

Ethan Tursini

Jack Wedholm