Iowa State's David Carr (right) wrestles Missouri's Jarrett Jacques during an Iowa State vs. University of Missouri match on Jan. 17, 2020 at Hilton Coliseum. Missouri beat Northern Iowa 34-6, then the Cyclones at 31-7. Olivia Sun/The Register via Imagn Content Services, LLC

Two Missouri Wrestlers Place at the 2025 US Wrestling Open: The Buzz, April 28, 2025

Originally posted on Missouri Tigers on SI
By Izabelle Cool | Last updated Apr 28, 2025 1:00 AM ET

The University of Missouri wrestling team sent four athletes to the 2025 U.S. Open in the U20 and Senior divisions with the Tiger Style Wrestling Club (TSWC).

Redshirt freshman Aeoden Sinclair competed in both the U20 and senior divisions as a redshirt freshman for the Tigers. In the U20 men's freestyle division, Sinclair made it to the finals at 86 kg. He was against Max McEnelly (MIRT) and ultimately placed second after a 3-5 loss by decision. Sinclair had four technical fall wins on his way to the finals. He also took second place in the senior freestyle competition at 92 kg.

Sinclair redshirted this season at 197 pounds, and with former Tiger Rocky Elam transferring to Iowa State, he has a good chance of sliding into the 197-pound spot this upcoming season, given his strong performance in the postseason.

Aeoden Sinclair showed off his slick arm drag skills in the US Open quarterfinals! #usopen pic.twitter.com/3EXulBtKJb
— FloWrestling (@FloWrestling) April 25, 2025

Former Tiger Jarrett Jacques also competed in the Senior division this past weekend at 74 kg. Jacques finished in fourth place after losing to former Iowa State opponent David Carr (CRTM) by technical fall, with the match ending at 2:09 in the semifinals. Prior to his loss to Carr, Jacques had secured victories in his first two matches, winning by technical fall and decision.

U20 | 57 kg- Mack Mauger finished in third place after a 2-4 decision loss to Ronnie Ramirez (POWC).

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