Jordan Titus

Photo by: WVU Athletic Communications

Photo by: WVU Athletic Communications

Photo by: Brett Rojo/For The Big 12 Conference

Photo by: WVU Athletic Communications

Photo by: Sam Janicki (Midlands)

Photo by: Sam Janicki (Midlands)

Photo by: Brett Rojo/For The Big 12 Conference

Photo by: Aneissa Gallo

Photo by: Logan Adams

Photo by: Sam Janicki (Midlands)

2024-25 (r-Jr.)

NCAA Qualifier at 141 pounds
Placed sixth at the Big 12 Wrestling Championships (141)
Finished 12-18 overall for the season, including six wins against Big 12 opponents
- Defeated Arizona State's No. 32 Emilio Ysaguirre in sudden victory, 5-2, on Feb. 23
- Beat Pitt's Anthony Santaniello by decision, 3-1, on Jan. 12

NCAA Qualifier
Sixth-place finisher at the Big 12 Championship (March 9-10)
Team's Most Improved Wrestler
Team Captain
Posted a 24-6 overall record as a starter at 141 pounds, including eight wins over ranked opponents
Picked up a 5-3 decision over No. 26 Clay Carlson of South Dakota State in the consolation round of the NCAA Championships (March 21-23)
Scored a 6-5 decision over No. 25 Clay Carlson of South Dakota State in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 Championship
Ken Kraft Midlands Champion (Dec. 29-30)
Captured an 18-3 technical fall over No. 16 CJ Composto of Penn in the finals of the KKMC
Southeast Open Champion (Nov. 4)
Claimed back-to-back decisions over No. 30 Jack Gioffre of Virginia in the semifinals (11-4) and No. 26 Cleveland Belton of Oregon State in the finals (6-5) of the SEO
Outlasted No. 21 Josh Edmond of Missouri in the tiebreaker (Jan. 26)
Gained two conference victories in the team's road sweep over Air Force and RV Northern Colorado (Dec. 8 & Dec. 10)
Collected three wins in the team's sweep of Kent State, Cleveland State and Duke (Nov. 12), including a 9-3 decision over No. 22 Dylan Layton of Cleveland State
Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 2)
Nationally ranked in the top 33 at 141 pounds throughout the season by several publications
Earned the No. 4 seed in the 141-pound weight bracket at the Big 12 Championship
Earned the No. 13 seed in the 141-pound weight bracket at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships

NCAA Qualifier
Seventh-place finisher at the Big 12 Championship in this postseason debut
Registered a 22-14 record at 141 pounds for second among starters in wins
Claimed a 4-1 decision over No. 12 Carter Young of Oklahoma State at the NCAA tournament (March 16-18)
Sealed a 3-1 decision over Job Greenwood of Wyoming in the seventh-place match
Secured a 5-3 decision over Ty Smith of Utah Valley in sudden victory
Registered a 4-2 record at the Jonathan Kaloust Bearcat Open (Nov. 13)
Posted a 2-2 record at the Ken Kraft Midlands Championships (Dec. 29-30)
Cleveland State Open runner-up (Dec. 11)
Pulled off a 16-1 tech. fall over Billy Meiszner of Kent State in the quarterfinals of the CSO
Knocked off No. 1 Cole Matthews in the team’s 24-11 victory over No. 21 Pitt (Jan. 8)
Scored a 11-3 major decision over honorable mention Casey Swiderski of Iowa State (Feb. 3)
Recorded a 14-2 major decision over Aidan Waszak in the team’s 28-9 win over Ohio (Jan. 6)
Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Jan. 9)
WVU Student-Athlete of the Week (Jan. 9)
Nationally ranked in the top 33 at 141 pounds throughout the season by several publications
Earned the No. 8 seed in the 141-pound weight bracket at the Big 12 Championship
Earned the No. 29 seed in the 141-pound weight bracket at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships

Team’s Rookie of the Year
Registered a 20-7 record, wrestling unattached in six opens at 133/141 pounds
Sixth-place finisher after going 4-2 in his debut in the 133-pound bracket at the Clarion Open (Nov. 7)
Competed at the prestigious Southern Scuffle (Jan. 1-2)
Ohio Intercollegiate Open 133-pound champion (Nov. 14)
Edinboro Open 133-pound champion (Feb. 6)
Patriots Open 133-pound runner-up (Dec. 5)

Five-year letterwinner for the Center Moriches Red Devils
Posted a 168-7 record in his scholastic career, with a 2019-20 undefeated season
Two-time NYSPHSAA State champion (2019 & 2020)
First ever state champion in school history
Five-time Empire State qualifier and finalist
First ever New Yorker to claim the Ironman championship (2019)
Four-time County champion
Three-time Newsday All-Long Island selection (2019-2021)
Competed at the prestigious “Who’s #1” event in Austin, Texas
Journeymen New York State Wrestling champion (2020-21)
Eastern States Wrestling Classic champion (2019-20)
NHSCA National champion (2019-20)
Super 32 All-American (4th)
Fargo All-American (6th)
Flo National All-American (8th)
Top 10 wrestler in the country by FloWrestling (2019-20)
Suffolk County Coaches Wrestler of the Year (2019-20)
Played on the Red Devils’ soccer team in the offseason