Presbyterian College

2025-26: Pieced together one of the most impressive individual seasons in program history, winning all seven regular-season matches against Southern Conference opponents and posting a 15-5 overall record mostly in class 184...Won seven of his last eight regular-season matches to earn the #2 seed in the SoCon Championships...Became the second Presbyterian wrestler all-time to advance to a conference title bout, defeating Davidson's Cody Kirk and Campbell's Brant Cracraft in the postseason (9-7 and 8-5 respectively)...Achieved eight combined victories by either technical fall or major decision, going undefeated from January 18 to March 7...Beat Appalachian State's Joe Zovistoski by 15-5 MD and closed the regular season with a tech versus VMI's Andrew Barford (22-5)...Won his last five bouts before the postseason, with three of them coming by TF...Narrowly missed out on an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships after being the 184-lb. SoCon runner-up...Named to the Academic All-SoCon team.

2024-25: Appeared in nine bouts for the second straight season until an injury halted his production after the first month of the campaign...Claimed three consecutive wins (one in dual play against Sacred Heart, the next two at the Mountaineer Invite tournament), pinning Davidson's Brodie Morgan in 4:28 and following that up with a 15-10 victory against Appalachian State's Joe Zovistoski...His last appearance of the season was a 26-10 technical fall to take down David Hussey of the Duke Blue Devils.

2023-24: Wrestled nine times as a second-year 174-pounder before again succumbing to injuries...Achieved back-to-back technical falls on November 17 against both Sacred Heart and Northern Colorado, offering up a combined score of 46-14 on that evening from his home state of New York..Bested Bloomsburg's Anthony Derosa (Dec. 3) in a 21-18 thriller.

2022-23: Progressed through a 6-8 record as a freshman until an injury disrupted the remainder of his season...Impressed from the beginning of his debut year with the Blue Hose, racking up dual victories over Michigan State (13-8), Queens (8-4), and Truett McConnell (9-3), complementing three more W's at the F&M Open later in the year.

Prior to PC: While at Canajoharie High School in New York, he pinned his way to the State Finals and captured a State Championship...Also acquired a sectional title and won several tournament MVP honors, becoming the captain of the team in the process...Along with the distinction of becoming the first wrestler from CHS to win a State Championship, he was a member of the honor roll and national honor society...A student council member, he participated in a boy scout honor society named Order of the Arrow...Competed with the football, track & field, and cross country programs.

Personal: Hobbies include hanging out with friends, working out, and playing video games...Majoring in business management...Born on February 20, 2004...Son of Pat and Mary Douglass.