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Wrestling Announces The Addition Of Jake Crapps To 2024 Signing Class

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COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri wrestling Head Coach Brian Smith announced the signing of Jake Crapps from Adairsville, Georgia. Crapps joins Aeoden Sinclair, Jace Roller, Mack Mauger, Gage Walker, Jake Stoffel and Logan Cole in the 2024 signing class. 

Andrew Crapps | Adairsville, Georgia | Cass | Roundtree Wrestling Academy

Andrew “Jake” Crapps joins the Tigers after a decorated high school career consisting of a third-place finish at states in 2021, followed by back-to-back Georgia State Championships. The two-time state champion compiled an impressive record of 150 wins and two losses throughout high school and was a 2021 NSHCA Individual National Champion.

The three-year high school captain saw success with a Super 32 finals appearance and two-time Super 32 All-American honors. Additionally, he earned Daily Tribune-Cartersville all-county wrestling accolades twice. Crapps is ranked No. 37 on the FloWrestling Big Board and No. 14 at 126 pounds, joining Sinclair (No. 7 overall), Roller (No. 26 overall) and Mauger (No. 74 overall) as ranked signees for 2024.

Crapps on Choosing Tiger Style

Everyone wants to win and be the best. My family background and the morals I was raised with correlate with Tiger Style. When I saw the big screen at the football game and it said, “Mizzou means HOME”, that’s when I really knew. The coaching staff is tremendous, and the guys like myself, that the coaches are bringing in are hungry and ready to beat those Penn State and Iowa teams.”
Coach Smith on Crapps

“An outstanding talent from the state of Georgia. Jake brings the intensity to the mat every match. He has performed at an elite level at high school and in National tournaments. Jake is also going to participate in ROTC with the Army.”

UP NEXT

The Tigers will be back on the road on Feb. 23 to take on No. 17-ranked Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. Mizzou will also take on Iowa State in Ames on Feb. 25. The UNI dual can be streamed live on FloWrestling.

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This article is provided by University of Missouri Athletics