Jordan Ellingwood

Class:
Senior
Weight:
184
Hometown:
Plainfield, Ill.
High School:
Central

2017-18: Earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Championships (3/15-17), finishing 2-2 at 184 pounds … posted a 2-2 record and finished fourth at the MAC Championships (3/3-4) … went 5-1 and placed third at the Midlands Championships (12/29-30) with three of his wins coming on a major decision … placed eighth at the Las Vegas Invitational (12/1-2), going 4-2 with one win via major decision … posted a 3-1 record to place second at the Michigan State Open (11/5).

2016-17: Finished 29-10 at 184 pounds … qualified for the NCAA Championships (3/16-18), finished 2-2 … went 3-1 to place third in the MAC Championships (3/4-5) … recorded three pins, one technical fall, and ten major decisions … went 3-1 to place second at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/5) … went 4-0 to place first at the Michigan State Open (11/20) … went 6-2 at the Las Vegas Invitational (12/02-03 )… went 3-2 to at the Midlands Championship at Northwestern (12/29-30).

2015-16: Mid-American Conference champion at 184 lbs. … recognized with the team’s Most Improved Award … compiled a 29-14 record, including a 5-3 mark versus MAC competition … finished fifth at the Eastern Michigan Open (11/7), going 5-1 … opened the MAC season with a 10-2 major decision over NIU’s Quintin Rosser (12/3) … went 4-0 at the Cleveland State Open (12/12), outscoring his opponents by a combined 45-4 margin … posted a 6-1 record to finish third at the Reno Tournament of Champions (12/20) … defeated three-straight MAC opponents by a combined score of 19-2 from Feb. 5-14 (EMU [2/5], Buffalo [2/7], Kent State [2/14]) … won the MAC title as the fourth seed, defeating No. 1 Willie Miklus of Missouri (3-1) in the semifinals and Jack Dechow of Old Dominion (7-3) in the final … went 1-2 at the NCAA Championships (3/17-3/18).

2014-15: Went 18-13 overall, 5-3 in the MAC ... ranked third in the MAC and placed third in the MAC Championships ... qualified for the NCAA Championships ... defeated Kent State's Caleb Marsh, 4-3, in the third-place match at the MAC Championships ... had two pin falls on the season ... took third place at the Edinboro College Open (2/7/15) ... had a fall in 36 seconds against Michigan State (2/21/15) ... earned team Most Improved Award.