Iowa State wrestling picks up Missouri state champion Sam Hrabvosky
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Iowa State Head Coach Kevin Dresser looks on as Cyclone heavyweight Gannon Gremmel wrestles in overtime against Missouri on Feb. 24, 2019.
August 11, 2020
Iowa State has picked up its fourth commitment in the class of 2021 with Sam Hrabvosky out of Fulton, Missouri.
Hrabvosky is projected to wrestle at either the 133- or 141-pound weight class.
He has a record of 109-4 in his three-year high school career. As a freshman, he won the state championship at the 113-pound weight class. He placed second at the 120-pound class as a sophomore and second at the 132-pound weight class.
Hrabvosky is ranked as a top-200 wrestler in the nation by MatScouts, ranking at 184th.
With the signing of Hrabvosky, Iowa State has now signed four wrestlers who are ranked in the top 200: Hrabvosky; Gabe Greenlee, ranked 195th; Paniro Johnson, ranked 62nd; and Conor Knopick, ranked 29th.
