Jed Loveless - 2017 Wrestling
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Jed Loveless
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- Payson, Utah
- High School:
- Payson
- Weight:
- 149
- Major:
- Undeclared
2018-19: 11-12 (4 falls)
Career: 11-12 (4 falls)
2018-19: Went 11-12 overall as a redshirt freshman, competing at both 149 and 157 pounds … Scored four falls and two major decisions on the season … Made 10 dual starts for the Cowboys … Tallied his first career dual win with an 8-3 decision over Utah Valley’s Spencer Haywood in the Pokes’ win over the Wolverines … Took third at the Cowboy Open, going 4-1 with two falls and a major decision … Took first in his division at the Journeymen Classic … Also appeared at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
2017-18: Went 24-7 overall in his redshirt season, competing primarily at 157 pounds … Recorded nine falls and a pair of major decisions on the year … Went 6-1 at the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Open with a pair of falls to take third … Went 3-0 at the Utah Valley Open to take first … Finished second at the UNK Holiday Inn Open with a 5-1 record that included four falls … Also appeared at the Reno Tournament of Champions, Cowboy Open and Northern Colorado Open.
High School: Jed Loveless was a Utah High School State Champion and four-time finalist for Payson high school. He took third at the 2016 Reno Tournament of Championship before claiming third-place at the 2017 USA Wrestling Folkstyle Nationals.
Personal: Loveless' brother, Zac was a 2014 NJCAA Champion for Northwest College while his father, Chris is a former state champion coach at Payson high school and was the head coach of Wyoming’s Assistant Director of Player Development, McCade Ford.
Career: 11-12 (4 falls)
2018-19: Went 11-12 overall as a redshirt freshman, competing at both 149 and 157 pounds … Scored four falls and two major decisions on the season … Made 10 dual starts for the Cowboys … Tallied his first career dual win with an 8-3 decision over Utah Valley’s Spencer Haywood in the Pokes’ win over the Wolverines … Took third at the Cowboy Open, going 4-1 with two falls and a major decision … Took first in his division at the Journeymen Classic … Also appeared at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
2017-18: Went 24-7 overall in his redshirt season, competing primarily at 157 pounds … Recorded nine falls and a pair of major decisions on the year … Went 6-1 at the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Open with a pair of falls to take third … Went 3-0 at the Utah Valley Open to take first … Finished second at the UNK Holiday Inn Open with a 5-1 record that included four falls … Also appeared at the Reno Tournament of Champions, Cowboy Open and Northern Colorado Open.
High School: Jed Loveless was a Utah High School State Champion and four-time finalist for Payson high school. He took third at the 2016 Reno Tournament of Championship before claiming third-place at the 2017 USA Wrestling Folkstyle Nationals.
Personal: Loveless' brother, Zac was a 2014 NJCAA Champion for Northwest College while his father, Chris is a former state champion coach at Payson high school and was the head coach of Wyoming’s Assistant Director of Player Development, McCade Ford.
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