Noah Stewart

Class:
Senior
Weight:
184
Hometown:
Lewistown, Pa.
High School:
Mifflin County

HONORS AND ACCOLADES

2x NCAA Qualifier (18-19 & 19-20)
2019-20 EIWA Championships 4th Place
2018-19 EIWA Championships 6th Place

2019-20: Competed to a 18-6 record at 184 pounds as a senior ... was a key competitor in the Black Knights lineup ... went 7-1 in duals and added five bonus point victories ... ranked second on the team in technical falls (5) and tied for third in dual wins (7) ... ranked second on the team in career wins (74) ... recorded eight straight wins to open up the season ... went undefeated at the Battle on the Midway, defeating Johnny Sebastion from Wisconsin 3-1 and a disqualification victory over Hunter Cruz from Fresno State ... finished first at the Black Knight Invite with two technical fall victories over Jakob Hinz from Indiana 16-0 and Kyle Jasenski from Maryland 18-1 ... beat Robert Striggow from Michigan 8-1 and Trevor Allard from Bloomsburg 6-2 ... notched a sixth place finish at the Midlands Championships ... posted a 4-3 record ... notched wins over Michael Battista (Virginia) 4-2, Robert Striggow (Michigan) 6-0, and Hunter Cruz (Fresno State) 16-0 technical fall ... went almost undefeated from Jan. 4 to Feb. 22 ... recorded two wins at the West Point Duals against Joey Mazzara (UNC) 12-6 and Tanner Harvey (American) 9-6 ... in end of season dual competition went 3-1 ... defeated Ray Bernot from Lock Haven in a 16-0 technical fall, pinned Kyle Inlander from Bucknell at 5:00 and moved past Dean Caravela from Navy 11-3 to close out the regular season ... competed to a 3-2 record at the EIWA Championships for a 4th place finish overall ... set the tone in the Round of 16 witha 16-0 technical fall victory over Reid Robilottoa from Franklin and Marshall followed by a 9-5 decision over Travis Stefanik from Princeton to advance to the semifinals ... lost an 8-6 decision to Christopher Weiler from Lehigh in the semis but rebounded in the consolation semifinals with a 14-4 major decision victory over Jonathan Loew from Cornell ... lost a tough 9-3 sudden victory against Tanner Harvey American, nailing him a fourth place finish.

2018-19: Wrestled to a 20-12 record at 184 pounds as a junior … one of 10 Cadets with at least 20 wins … went 6-3 in duals … totaled 11 bonus point wins with seven technical falls and four major decisions … led the team in technical falls … tied for fourth in dual wins and bonus point wins … ranked as high as 21st in the NWCA Coaches’ Panel … tied for the team-lead with five wins against ranked opponents … went 5-8 in such matches … placed in four of six tournaments prior to NCAAs … posted a 17-0 technical fall against Dean Drugac (Old Dominion) at the Princeton Open on Nov. 4 … added a 13-3 major decision over Austin Flores (Stanford) at the tournament … finished third at the Journeymen Classic on Nov. 11 … wrestled 11th-ranked Nick Reenan (N.C. State) … upset 20th-ranked Kayme Maccallum (Oklahoma), 8-2, and 17th-ranked Corey Hazel (Lock Haven), 2-1, at the tournament … posted a runner-up finish at the Black Knight Invite on Nov. 18 … went 3-1 with two tech. falls and a major decision … earned a 15-0 technical fall over Berylon Douglas (Lock Haven) … notched a 12-2 major decision against Nunzio Crowley (Binghamton) … teched Cam Caldarelli (Buffalo), 16-0, in the semifinals … faced Corey Hazel (Lock Haven) in the finals … captured the individual crown at the SIUE Cougar Clash on Dec. 2 … recorded a 13-3 major decision over Mason Reinhardt (Wisconsin) … knocked off 19th-ranked Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State), 8-2, in the championship match … etched a 15-0 technical fall over Owen Brooks (Drexel) in a dual on Dec. 7 … wrestled against 11th-ranked and eventual All-American Chip Ness (North Carolina) in a dual on Jan. 4 … documented back-to-back technical falls against Ryan Farber (Penn), 15-0, and Jackson Moomau (West Virginia), 16-0, in duals on Jan. 20 and Feb. 1, respectively … win over Moomau was the 50th of his career … faced seventh-ranked and eventual All-American Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) in a dual on Feb. 16 … topped Anthony Cable (Navy), 6-0, in Army’s third-straight Star Meet victory on Feb. 23 … finished sixth at the EIWA Championships on March 8-9 … opened with a 16-0 technical fall against Reid Robilotto (Franklin & Marshall) … dropped a hard-fought 2-1 decision in TB-2 to Christian LaFragola (Brown) … majored Trey Rogers (Hofstra) 10-0 … blanked 30th-ranked Kevin Parker (Princeton), 6-0 … faced off against 11th-ranked Lou DePrez (Binghamton) … dropped a hard-fought 3-2 decision to 24th-ranked Christian LaFragola (Brown) in the fifth-place match … earned his first-career berth to the NCAA Championships … went 1-2 at NCAAs on March 21-22 … opened the tournament against sixth-ranked and eventual national runner-up Max Dean (Cornell) … documented his first-career win at the national tournament with a 6-4 decision over 20th-ranked Nick Gravina (Rutgers) … also wrestled 12th-ranked Lou DePrez (Binghamton) at nationals.

2017-18: Posted a 15-15 record as a sophomore at 184 pounds … 11 of his 15 losses came against ranked wrestlers … one of five Army wrestlers to compete in all nine dual meets, going 2-7 … recorded the fourth-most bonus point wins on the team with 10 … led the team with seven technical falls … tied for fifth with two falls … also had a major decision … ranked as high as 30th in the NWCA Coaches’ Panel … placed in four of six tournaments … began the season with a fourth-place showing in the Open division of the Hokie Open on Nov. 6 … went 3-2 with two technical falls in the tournament … won his first three matches, including technical fall victories over Ryan Devlin (Davidson), 16-0, and Dontae McGee (Ohio), 20-2 … dropped matches against No. 12 Bryce Carr (UT-Chattanoog) and eventual All-American No. 6 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) … faced eventual national champion and top-ranked Bo Nickal (Penn State) in his first collegiate dual on Nov. 9 … won the Journeyman Classic on Nov. 12 … went 4-0 with four bonus point wins … opened with an 11-0 major decision over Trey Hartsock (Lock Haven) for his 25th-career victory … pinned Colin McCracken (Kent State) at 2:32 … picked up a 15-0 technical fall against Jack Walsh (Virginia) … closed out the tournament with a pin against Prince Hyeamang (American) at 2:23 … documented a second-place finish at the Black Knight Invite on Nov. 19 … went 2-1 with a technical fall … extended his winning streak to six matches with a 16-0 technical fall against Rod Jones (UT-Chattanooga) and a 5-2 decision over Corey Hazel (Lock Haven) … dropped an 8-3 decision to 12th-ranked Bryce Carr (UT-Chattanooga) in the finals … competed to a 2-2 record at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational on Dec. 1 … faced No. 6 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) in his first match … responded with a 16-0 technical fall against Ryan Anderson (Cal Poly) for his 25th-career bonus point victory … added a 7-2 decision over Andrew Psomas (Columbia) … dropped a 3-2 decision to No. 16 Christian LaFragolia (Brown) … posted a 1-2 showing at the UNC Duals on Jan. 5 … earned his first-career dual victory with an 18-0 technical fall over Kaden Russell (Duke) … faced No. 20 Chip Ness (North Carolina) … recorded his first-career win over a ranked opponent with an 8-6 decision against 16th-ranked Joe Heyob (Penn) in a dual on Jan. 14 … wrestled No. 28 Alex DeCiantis (Drexel) in a dual on Jan. 20 … finished second at the All-Academy Championships on Jan. 27 … went 2-1 with a technical fall … collected an 18-0 technical fall over Ronnie Caudill (Norwich) in the first round … added a 4-1 decision over Zen Ikehara (Air Force) in the semifinals … fell to 14th-ranked Michael Coleman (Navy) in the finals … competed against No. 32 Drew Phipps (Bucknell) in a dual on Feb. 11 … opposed No. 17 Michael Coleman (Navy) in the annual Star Meet in Feb. 16 … wrestled at the EIWA Championships on March 3 … faced No. 30 Drew Phipps (Bucknell) in the first round.

2016-17: Went 21-6 in his first collegiate season … competed at 174 and 184 pounds … posted a team-high 17 bonus point victories with three falls, seven technical falls and seven major decisions … made his collegiate debut at the Hokie Open at 184 pounds (11/6) … went 3-2 with three technical falls … earned a 19-2 tech. fall over Virginia Tech’s T.J. Allen in his first collegiate match … added 16-0 techs over The Citadel’s Chandler Sambets and Chad Wood of Newberry College … battled to a 3-2 showing at the Bearcat Open (11/13) … notched his first-career pin at 1:24 against Nathan Hall of Ohio … placed second at the New York State “B” Championships (11/20) … earned two tech. falls and a major decision at the tournament … transitioned to 174 pounds prior to the “Shorty” Hitchcock Memorial (1/14) … went 3-1 in a runner-up finish … posted his first-career win at 174 pounds with a 16-0 tech. fall over American’s Prince Hyeamang … closed out the season by winning his last nine matches with two pins, one tech. fall and four major decisions … won the East Stroudsburg Open (2/12) and the National Collegiate Open (2/26).

Background: Wrestled all four years at Mifflin County High School … overall record of 136-38 in high school … placed fourth at the Pennsylvania state tournament twice … given name is Noah Miller Stewart … major is undeclared.

Year	Weight	Record	Duals	Bonus Point Wins (F-TF-MD)
2019-20	184	18-6	7-1	5 (1-4-0)
2018-19	184	20-12	6-3	11 (0-7-4)
2017-18	184	15-15	2-7	10 (2-7-1)
2016-17	174/184	21-6	0-0	17 (3-7-7)
Career	174/184	74-39	15-11	43 (6-26-13)

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Wrestling vs. Navy

Friday, February 12

Wrestling vs. Hofstra

Sunday, January 17

Wrestling vs. Lehigh

Friday, January 31

Clothier Added as Wrestling Assistant Coach

Tuesday, August 19

Wrestling's Farmer, Stoddard to Compete at Junior Pan-American Games in Paraguay, Scott Green to Coach Khosravy at U20 World Championships

Monday, August 18

Troy Nickerson Named Class of 1972 Head Men’s Wrestling Coach

Monday, June 09

Three Wrestlers Collect EIWA Academic Achievement Award

Friday, May 09

Army West Point Athletics

2019-20 Wrestling Roster

Roster

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Caden Blust

J.T. Brown

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Owen Brown

Taylor Brown

Jack Buell

Dominic Carone

Trey Chalifoux

Ryan Chauvin

Eldon Davis-Picou

Sean Fitzsimons

Zach Glenn

Beau Guffey

Noah Hanau

Markus Hartman

Ben Harvey

Bobby Heald

Ryan Hetrick

Luke Hodsden

Alex Hopkins

Christian Hunt

Jeremiah Imonode

Eric Keosseian

Gunnar Larson

Brad Laughlin

Will Lucie

Nico Manzonelli

Michael McAteer

Cael McCormick

Joseph Miller

P.J. Ogunsanya

Bennett Paulson

Lane Peters

Brandon Phillips

Paul Robinson

David Russell

Sam Sallot

Jimmy Saylor

Corey Shie

Jed Smith

Mason Smith