WIN Magazine has announced the five finalists for the 2024 WIN Magazine | Culture House Dan Hodge Trophy, presented by ASICS.
Hodge Trophy Voting Criteria:
1 – Record
2 – Dominance/Bonus-Point Percentage
3 – Quality of Competition
4 – Sportsmanship
How the Hodge Trophy Selection Process Works:
Like the Heisman Trophy, all past Hodge winners get an official Hodge Vote for each year they won the award. The additional Hodge Trophy Votes from the Hodge Trophy Voting Committee made up of national wrestling media, a retired college coach from each region, a representative of each national wrestling organization, and the Official Fan Vote on WIN’s website, which accounts for (5) Official First-Place Ballots.
2024 Hodge Trophy Candidates:
Levi Haines
157 pounds • Sophomore • Penn State • Arendtsville, Pa.
Record: 23-0
Bonus %: 65.2
Pins: 5
Technical Falls: 5
Major Decisions: 5
Carter Starocci
174 pounds • Senior • Penn State • Erie, Pa.
Record: 17-2 (both losses Inj. Def.)
Bonus %: 64.7
Pins: 3
Technical Falls: 6
Major Decisions: 1
Parker Keckeisen
184 • Senior • Northern Iowa • Glendale, Wisc.
Record: 31-0
Bonus %: 90.3
Pins: 2
Technical Falls: 12
Major Decisions: 14
Aaron Brooks
197 • Senior • Penn State • Hagerstown, Md.
Record: 22-0
Bonus %: 90.9
Pins: 6
Technical Falls: 11
Major Decisions: 3
Greg Kerkvliet
HWT • Senior • Penn State • Inver Grove Heights, Minn.
Record: 20-0
Bonus %: 70
Pins: 2
Technical Falls: 4
Major Decisions: 8
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