Campbell University

2019-20: Named to the SoCon Academic Honor Roll…Posted a 3-7 record on the season, going 0-2 in dual matchups…Campbell’s starter at 197 through its first two dual matchups…Saw time in the Southeast Open, Navy Classic and Reno Tournament of Champions…Opened the Reno TOC with a 20-2 tech fall over Fresno State’s Isaiah Perez…Topped North Carolina’s Brandon Whitman in his season debut at the Southeast Open…

2018-19: Named SoCon Academic All-Conference…Tabbed to the SoCon Academic Honor Roll…Earned the SoCon Pinnacle Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest GPA on the championship winning team…Finished the season at 12-15 overall, including a 5-3 dual mark and a 3-3 SoCon ledger…Finished fourth at 197 pounds at the SoCon Championships…Placed fifth at the Franklin & Marshall Open, going 3-2 in the tournament, outscoring his opponents 14-3 in the opening three rounds…Posted a 2-2 record in the Navy Classic…Finished the regular season by pinning Davidson’s Finlay Holston (2:04)…

2017-18: Named to the SoCon Academic All-Conference team…Also named to the SoCon Academic Honor Roll…Carried a 9-12 overall record in 2017-18, posting a 2-4 dual record…Collected a 2-2 mark at both the Navy Classic and the Reno Tournament of Champions…

2016-17: He went 7-8 on the season… He picked up one tech fall win and two major decision victories… He picked up a tech fall over Anthony Piscopo (Columbia, 1/7) 18-3… He picked up his major decision wins on the same day, 11-1 over Ernest Tessein (Temple, 1/7)  and 12-4 over Jason Martinak (Brown, 1/7)… He went 2-2 during the opening weekend, Nov. 6… He finished the season picking up five wins in his last six contests…

2015-16: Started in 14 duals at 197-pounds for the Camels in the 2015-16 campaign … Finished 2-18 overall including 2-12 in duals … Went 2-4 in duals against SoCon opponents …  Recorded a decision and a major decision for seven dual points … Participated at the Navy Classic, Southern Scuffle, and SoCon Championships …

Prep/Personal: Wrestled at Linden high school for Coach Todd Skinner … Took first at the junior varsity states at the 171 weight class … As a sophomore, he took second at the Bill Evans memorial tournament and qualified for districts … During his junior year, he qualified for regionals and took second at the Bill Evans memorial tournament wrestling at the 215 weight class … Finished first at the Bill Evans memorial tournament, qualified for states and took fourth in Division 2 during his senior year … Tallied 51 wins, 274 team points, 86 takedowns, 11 near falls for three points, 16 for two, 22 reversals, 23 escapes and 30 falls … During his high school career, he totaled 187 takedowns, 122 wins, and about 600 team points … Son of Daniel and Stephanie McNeill … Intends to major in homeland security … Played football during high school … Earned the most valuable lineman award, the Coach’s award, and all-conference academic awards … Was on the honor roll all four years of high school …