Saint Vincent College Men's Wrestling

Recruiting verified 2026-08-18

Questionnaire

General (all-sports) prospect form — open form ↗

Official links

Athletics site ↗Wrestling page ↗Roster ↗

Suggested first step

Submit the Athletic Recruitment Form at connect.stvincent.edu (choose Wrestling and your entry term) rather than the broken Front Rush link, then email head coach Colin Johnston at colin.johnston@stvincent.edu or call 724-809-7158 with weight class, class year, GPA and match video — and mention which form you filled out, since the site still advertises the retired one.

Women's wrestling

No

School facts verified 2026-08-18

Type

Private

Conference (all sports)

Presidents' Athletic Conference

Undergraduates

1,259 federal (College Scorecard)

Admission rate

62% federal (College Scorecard)

Average net price

$23,510 federal · after aid, all costs

Cost of attendance

$56,752 federal · Scorecard 2026-06 release

Completion rate

69% federal

Notable programs

Saint Vincent lists 90+ programs of study (including 9 graduate programs) across three schools: the School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; the Alex G. McKenna School of Business, Economics and Government; and the Herbert W. Boyer School of Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computing. The college highlights U.S. News recognition among liberal arts colleges, for social mobility, and specifically for its undergraduate engineering program among non-doctorate ABET-accredited programs; other flagged strengths are nursing, computing/cybersecurity and data science, business and accounting, education, psychology and the Fred Rogers Institute. The college reports 97% of graduates employed or enrolled in graduate school within one year.

Division III schools do not award athletic scholarships; aid is merit/need-based.

Results & trajectory verified 2026-08-18

Conference finishes

2025: 2 · 2026: 1

Recent dual record

2025-26: 5-2 overall (4-1 PAC, 3-0 home, 2-2 away); 2024-25: 5-7 overall (3-1 PAC)

Notable

Saint Vincent won the 2026 Presidents' Athletic Conference Championship at Hiram with 118.5 points ahead of Thiel (100) and Washington & Jefferson (67), producing four individual champions (Logan Connolly 133, Tyler Debnar 141, Anthony Orlandini 149, Logan Bechtold 165), five runners-up and two third-place finishers. It was the program's second PAC title in the three years since the program's rebirth in 2024. In 2025 the Bearcats were PAC runners-up with 99 points to Washington & Jefferson's 116.5, with individual titles from Sean Cain (125, second straight) and Chase Brandebura (165, second straight) and five second-place finishers.