West Virginia University Athletics

2019-20 (r-Jr.)

• Finished the year with a 13-11 overall record and a 3-4 mark in dual action at 149 pounds
• Registered two major decisions, two pins and one tech. fall
• Participated at the Southeast Open and placed fifth with a 4-1 record (Nov. 3)
• Went 2-2 at the Mountaineer Invite and finished fifth (Nov. 9)
• Competed in dual action for the first time as a Mountaineer at Northern Colorado (Nov. 16)
• Captured a trio of victories at the Mountaineer Quad, defeating VMI’s Seth Fillers, Hofstra’s Charlie Kane and Edinboro’s Tyler Vath (Dec. 22)
• Collected four wins at the prestigious Southern Scuffle, falling in the consolation round of eight (Jan. 1-2)
• Competed in the 149-pound pool at the Big 12 Championship (March 7-8)

2018-19 (r-So.)

• Competed unattached in five tournaments
• Finished the year with a 12-10 mark
• Registered four wins by fall and a pair of major decisions
• Posted a 5-2 record in the 149-pound pool at the Clarion Open, racking up two pins and a major decision (Nov. 3)
• Recorded a trio of wins in the 157-pound weight bracket at the F&M Open (Jan. 5), as well as the National Collegiate Open (March 2)

2017-18 (So.) – At Bucknell

• Posted an 11-19 record with three major decisions and one pin
• Went 4-10 in dual action, including a 2-5 mark against EIWA competition
• Took third at the Mat-Town Open (Nov. 26)
• Competed at his second EIWA Championships, earning a 1-2 tournament record
• Captured a 12-10 victory over Brown’s Zach Krause at the EIWA Championships

2016-17 (Fr.) – At Bucknell

• Earned a 9-19 record, posting three major decisions, one pin and one tech. fall
• Went 3-10 in duals, including a 2-7 record in EIWA duals
• Made his collegiate debut against No. 1 Oklahoma State
• Went 2-2 at the Cleveland State Open
• Picked up his first win with a pin in the consolation bracket at the Bearcat Open
• Competed at his first EIWA Championships

Prep

• Four-year letterwinner at Reynolds High
• Was a team captain his senior year, finishing with a 149-42 record
• Qualified for states four times, helping his team capture a state title his junior year
• Three-time PIAA Class 2A state placer, finishing fourth (2014), second (2015) and fifth (2016), respectively
• Four-time sectional champion
• Two-time district champion
• Four-time first team all-region selection

Personal

• Son of Don and Terry Hogue
• Birthday is Jan. 26
• Has two brothers and two sisters
• Majoring in multidisciplinary studies