Three Mountaineers Appear in NCAA’s First Coaches’ Rankings
January 23, 2025 11:17 AM | Wrestling
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Three wrestlers from the West Virginia University wrestling team appear in the first coaches' ranking for the 2025 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships as announced Thursday by the NCAA.
The rankings are determined by a vote of 16 coaches in each weight class with two head coaches from each of the eight conferences. Coaches may only consider a wrestler who is a designated starter at a respective weight class.
Fifth-year Peyton Hall, redshirt sophomore Brody Conley and redshirt senior Dennis Robin appear in the rankings for WVU.
Hall is No. 3 in the 165-pound weight class, Conley is No. 27 as a 174 pounder and Robin is No. 17 in the 184-pound weight class.
These rankings are one of several criteria evaluated by the selection committee. The other criteria considered include head-to-head competition, quality wins, Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), conference tournament placement, results versus common opponents and win percentage.
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The rankings are determined by a vote of 16 coaches in each weight class with two head coaches from each of the eight conferences. Coaches may only consider a wrestler who is a designated starter at a respective weight class.
Fifth-year Peyton Hall, redshirt sophomore Brody Conley and redshirt senior Dennis Robin appear in the rankings for WVU.
Hall is No. 3 in the 165-pound weight class, Conley is No. 27 as a 174 pounder and Robin is No. 17 in the 184-pound weight class.
These rankings are one of several criteria evaluated by the selection committee. The other criteria considered include head-to-head competition, quality wins, Ratings Percentage Index (RPI), conference tournament placement, results versus common opponents and win percentage.
Support the Wrestling Sport Enhancement Fund to help make a difference in the experience provided to our student-athletes and coaches! Our teams rely on these donations for equipment purchases, team travel, ever-increasing recruiting costs, and other operational expenses. Invest in champions today!
For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVUWrestling on X, Instagram and Facebook.
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