Josh Clark, Drury Sports Communications
Jeremiah Halter (R-Jr., 174, Liberty, Mo.)
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Drury wrestling is set for the NCAA-II Super Region IV Championship on Sunday, March 1, hosted by No. 2 Central Oklahoma.
The Panthers continue the postseason following a sixth-place finish at the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) Championship Tournament, falling to Maryville in the quarterfinals before narrowly dropping the fifth-place match to Quincy.
Jeremiah Halter returns to Supers after placing third in the 174-pound weight class to earn a berth to the NCAA National Championships last year. This season, Halter has a 17-16 record and leads the team with four technical falls.
Drury's two All-GLVC representatives, Nate Wishne and Hunter Tennison, are set to compete in the Super Regional. Wishne has a 17-11 record with a team-high seven decisions. Tennison owns an 11-8 record and captured a title earlier this season at the Tom Smith Open.
Bryson Humphries is back for the Panthers at 125 pounds after missing the GLVC Championship. The sophomore holds a 16-8 record with four falls and three major decisions.
The Super Region IV features three top-25 programs and five others receiving votes in the latest National Wrestling Coaches Association poll. The top three finishers in each weight class will qualify for the NCAA National Championships.
SUPERS LINEUP
LOOKING AHEAD
Qualifiers will advance to the NCAA National Championship, scheduled for March 13-14 in Sioux Falls.
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