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Logan Heil

Logan Heil

  • Weight:
    125
  • Year:
    Sophomore
  • Hometown:
    Brunswick, Ohio
  • High School:
    Brunswick
  • Position:
    125/133

2019-20 - FRESHMAN SEASON
Placed sixth at debut Mid-American Conference Championships at 125 pounds (3/8) … Was the highest placing freshman at his weight … Became team’s primary starter at 125 after competing unattached in first two events of season … Finished with a mark of 24-12 on the season, including 10-3 in dual action … Was third on the team in wins, tops among freshman, and tied for second in dual victories … Finished second on team in MAC duals with a 7-3 mark … Pinned two opponents at MAC Championships, including upsetting a top-15 national opponent from Lock Haven, to help place higher than his seed (3/7) … Tallied five pins on the season … Won Ohio Intercollegiate Open in his final event competing unattached (11/10) … Took second at Clarion Open after beating two opponents from Penn State and upsetting top seed in event (11/3) … Also finished second at Cleveland State Open (12/14) … Posted dominating 16-2 victory vs. Buffalo in first-ever collegiate dual bout (12/6) … Notched upset win over Cameron Valdiviez of Missouri in dual bout (1/25) … Trailed 10-2 in his match at Missouri before furiously rallying for 12-10 win … Also won in dual action vs. Michigan State (2/16) … Made debut in CSU singlet at Navy Classic (11/23).

Pre-CSU
Won the OHSAA Division I state tournament at 126 pounds as a senior … Collected two bonus-point wins in state tournament … Won multiple matches at the state tournament at 120 pounds as a junior to place at event … Had claimed the North Canton Hoover district title with three bonus-point wins and the Wadsworth sectional title with four pins in 2018 … Moved up a weight class to 120 pounds as a sophomore and posted a 5-1 record at the state tournament to place third … His only loss in the tournament as a sophomore came to the state champion … Notched 32 wins and qualified for the OHSAA DI state tournament as a freshman at 113 pounds … Collected 150 career high school wins.