Hunter Adrian

Position:
125 lbs
Height:
5-6
Class:
Freshman
Concentration:
Computer Science
Hometown:
Melrose, Mass.
High School:
Melrose

2024-25: CSC Academic All-District ... Finished the season with a 10-12 overall record at 133 pounds ... Posted a 4-3 record in Ivy competition and a 3-2 record in dual meets ... Totaled three tech falls, one major decision, and two falls on the season ... Fastest fall was 2:49 against Clarion's Isaac Williams at the Big Red Invitational ... Defeated Columbia's Connor Smith by tech fall several times on the season (17-2, 18-3, 19-3) ... Recorded a fifth place finish at the Ivy Championships ... Earned Second Team All-Ivy honors ... Won matches against Clarion (Nov. 24), Morgan State (Jan. 4-5), Army West Point (Jan. 4-5), The Citadel (Jan. 25), George Mason (Feb. 9), Columbia (Feb. 16 & Mar. 9), and Harvard (Feb. 21).

2023-24: Posted a 15-17 overall record on the season at 133 pounds ... Totaled three major decisions, two tech falls, and one tiebreaker on the season ... Defeated Drew Currier (Franklin & Marshall) via major decision 14-4 and decision 9-5 and Aidan O'Shea (Franklin & Marshall) via decision 7-1 at the Sheridan Tournament (Dec. 22) ... Earned a victory against Dominic Lajoie (Stanford) via tiebreaker-2 at the Southern Scuffle (Jan. 1-2) ... Won three matches against Brendan Ferretti (Navy) via major decision 15-6, Mason Leiphart (Franklin & Marshall) via major decision 11-1, and Kaelan Francois (LIU) via tech fall 15-0 7:00 at the EIWA Championship (Mar. 8-9) ... Finished eighth at the 2024 EIWA Championship (Mar. 8-9) ... Earned an Ivy League victory against Sulayman Bah (Columbia)via decision 9-3 (Feb. 18) ... Wrestled at the Clarion Open (Nov. 5) and the ARMS Software Patriots Open (Dec. 3) ... Was a 2024 CSC Academic All-District At-Large honoree ... Earned a spot on the 2024 Academic All-Ivy team ... Was named a 2024 NWCA Scholar All-American.

2022-23: Named Honorable Mention All-Ivy League ... Earned EIWA Academic Achievement Award ... Won the team's Michael T. Wallace Award and Rob Davidson Award ... Wrestling at 133 pounds, Adrian finished the year with an 18-10 overall record, including a 7-2 mark in EIWA matches ... Finished seventh at the EIWA Championships ... Started the season with a third-place finish at the Clarion Open (Nov. 6) ... Took down former All-American Taylor Lamont of Wisconsin with a 3-2 decision for seventh place at the Midlands Championships (Dec. 30) ... In dual matches, Adrian picked up three wins in one day against Franklin & Marshall, Presbyterian and Davidson (Jan. 5) ... won matches against No. 6 ranked Cornell (Jan. 21), Penn (Jan. 27), Long Island (Feb. 10), Columbia (Feb. 11), Harvard (Feb. 17), and Sacred Heart (Feb. 19) ... Finished the year with three pins, with his fastest in 1:56 against Sacred Heart, three major decisions, and one sudden victory.

2021-22: Earned 11 victories on the year ... Tied for second on the team with three major decisions ... Tied for second on the team with four dual wins ... Finished the year with 12 dual points ... Won four straight matches with wins over Columbia, Buffalo, NIU, and Hofstra.

2020-21: Season canceled due to COVID-19.

Before Brown: Won Massachusetts All-State and Massachusetts Division III state titles in all four seasons … Captured three New England Champions … Tallied a 215-6 career record; went 168-1 over his final three seasons, including a 51-0 record as a sophomore, 59-0 mark as a junior, and 58-1 record as a senior … Won the David Schultz Award as Massachusetts’ recipient … Wrestled for coaches Larry Trembly and Nick Gamble … Competed on the club level for Doughboy Wrestling Team … An AP Scholar and National Honor Society student.

Personal: Hunter is the son of Dawn and Matt Adrian … Has two older sisters, Arianna and Nicolette … Born on October 5, 2001 … Entered Brown undecided on a concentration.

Why Brown? “I chose Brown because it gave me the opportunity to have both top-notch academics and the opportunity to wrestle at the highest level. When I visited campus, the close-knit wrestling team and staff made it feel like home.”