Brevin Cassella

Binghamton University Athletics

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2024-25

Won EIWA championship at 174 lbs.
Became the first Binghamton wrestler to receive the Coaches' Trophy for being named the most outstanding wrestler at the EIWA Championships
Cassella's win against Navy's Danny Wask in the EIWA finals was the 100th victory of his collegiate career
Reached the NCAA Wrestling Championships for the fourth time, winning two matches
Led the team in overall wins with 27 and dual wins with 14
Posted six technical falls, five major decisions, and two pins throughout the season
Finished fifth at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
Named EIWA Wrestler of the Week on Dec. 10
Earned EIWA Academic Achievement Award

2023-24

Led the team in overall wins with 30 and dual wins with 12
Posted four technical falls, two major decisions, and one pin throughout the season
Made his third appearance at the NCAA Wrestling Championships, winning two matches at the tournament
Finished third at the EIWA Championships
Finished fifth at Black Knight Invite
Finished tied for fifth at the Franklin & Marshall Open
Finished eighth at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
Named EIWA Wrestler of the Week on Feb. 20

2022-23

Had a 20-8 overall record with two pins, two tech falls, and three major decisions
Clinched second career NCAA Championships bid with a win by decision over Dalton Harkins (Army)
Placed fourth in EIWA Championships
7-4 dual meet record

2021-22

Had a 21-15 overall record
Clinched his first career NCAA Championships bid with a win by decision over Val Park (Navy)
Won his first career match at NCAA Championships
Placed fifth in EIWA Championships
Earned a 10-8 dual meet record
Picked up three pins on the season

2020-21

Had an overall record of 4-3
Held a 4-0 record in duals
Won three matches by decision, including a 3-2 victory over Rider's Jake Silverstein in his first match
Ranked No. 25 nationally by FloWrestling in February 2021
Wrestled at EIWA Championships in his first collegiate season
Finished eighth at the EIWA Championships

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