Jonathan Conrad

Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Tampa, Fla.
High School:
Carrollwood Day School

2025-26: Finished the season with a 2-2 overall record at 174 pounds ... Totaled one pinfall and one major decision on the season ... Defeated Spencer Fine (Columbia RTC) via major decision (14-1) at the Princeton Open (Nov. 2) ... Defeated Keegan Gagnon (#22 Lehigh) via pinfall in 1:56 at the Princeton Open (Nov. 2).

2024-25: Did not compete for the Bears this season.

2023-24: Posted a 13-14 overall record on the season at 174 pounds ... Went 1-4 in Ivy League competition ... Totaled five falls and four major decisions on the season ... Fastest fall was 1:43 against Aydin Rix-McElhinney (Northern Colorado) at the Black Knight Invitational (Nov. 19) ... Defeated DJ Shannon (Michigan State) via decision 6-5 and Ayden Miller (Clarion) via fall 6:57 at the Clarion Open (Nov. 5) ... Picked up victories against Sam Mora (Gardner-Webb) via decision 10-4 and Brett Sanderlin (Davidson) via fall 5:22 at the Southern Scuffle (Jan. 1-2) ... Defeated Brett Sanderlin (Davidson) via major decision 9-0 and Brodie Porter (The Citadel) via major decision 18-5 at the Davidson Duals (Jan. 11) ... Earned an Ivy League win by defeating Nathan Stefanik (Princeton) via fall 2:57 (Feb. 4) ... Competed at the EIWA Championship (Mar. 8-9) ... Wrestled at the Sheridan Tournament (Dec. 22).

2022-23: Posted two wins for the Bears ... First win came against Buffalo at the Black Knight Invite (Nov. 20) ... Second was against Franklin & Marshall at the F&M Open (Jan. 6).

Before Brown:

Wrestled for four years at Carrollwood Day School
Also a member of the 2021 NHSCA National Team Duals - Young Guns Black club team
Four-time state champion and 2021 national finalist
Honor Roll Member

Why Brown?: “I chose Brown because of its unique open curriculum that will allow flexibility when choosing classes without being constrained to a core curriculum. I thought that the diverse culture at Brown created a community that would fit me best, and the coaching staff would give me the best opportunity to succeed in academics and athletics.”