Recruit Spotlight: Brady Roark, Seneca / South Dakota State

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With the growing success of high school wrestling in Missouri, I’m going to start highlighting every senior wrestler currently committed to a Division I school.

With only two Division I schools in the state, more and more talent is spread across the country. 

Brady Roark was a three-time state champ and four-time finalist for Seneca High School. Roark has an impressive career record of 191-4 with back to back undefeated seasons.

He was a runner-up as a freshman at 106, then won titles at 106, 120, and 132. He is unranked on MatScouts Big Board, but won every match by tech or pin as a senior with a 56-0 record….

Yes, there's even more!
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Written by James Hackney

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