The class gives Ohio State a potent pair of big men, as Feldman is the top-ranked heavyweight in the class, and Shumate is the top-ranked 195-pound prospect. Feldman said he choose Ohio State over a list of schools that at one time included Big Ten foes Michigan and Purdue, as well as Navy and Virginia Tech, because of his relationship with the coaching staff and fellow Pennsylvania high school standouts Sammy Sasso and Gavin Hoffman. [I] just had that feeling, Feldman told
Eleven Warriors. Felt at home with the coaches and kids. I know they can help me be great on and off the mat. In addition to wrestling for the Buckeyes, he also plans to join the University s NROTC program in preparation for earning a commission in the United States Navy after college.
Wrestling: Dublin Scioto s Dylan Le eager to make another push for state
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Dublin Scioto senior Dylan Le still wonders “what if” when he thinks about the cancellation of the Division I state wrestling tournament last March because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Le, who competed at 113 and 120 pounds last season and is expected to compete at 120 this year, will be attempting to earn his third state berth.
He was supposed to be joined at state a year ago by 2020 graduates Daniel Segura (152), Deron Pulliam (182) and Donovan Hardin (heavyweight). They lost out on a final chance to compete during their prep careers because of the pandemic.