Austin Kincaid
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- Hometown:
- Platte City, MO
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- Year:
- So
Bio
Transfer from Missouri Valley College that was a two-time Missouri State placer and a national qualifier in 2019-2020. He plans to major in Liberal Arts.
News mentions
With wrestlers in nine of 10 weight classes, Cowley College placed 13th at the NJCAA Wrestling Championships held Wednesday and Thursday at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, IA.
The No. 10-ranked Cowley College wrestling team ran into a buzz-saw Tuesday in Pratt, KS, as the Tigers lost 35-7 to No. 6-ranked Pratt Community College. The Tigers defeated a short-handed Colby Community College squad 39-10 in its other dual.
In year three of the Cowley College wrestling program, the No. 10-ranked Tigers have still never lost a home dual. Cowley completed its third straight season without losing a home dual with a dominating 42-3 win over No. 13-ranked Cloud County Tuesday inside W.S. Scott Auditorium.
Coming off its first loss of the season Saturday at No. 8-ranked Pratt Community College, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College wrestling team bounced back to knock off a pair of conference foes at home on Tuesday. The Tigers pulled out a 22-21 win over 11th-ranked Northwest Kansas Tech before defeating 17th-ranked Labette 36-7.
Taking part in a pair of duals Tuesday in Great Bend, KS, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College wrestling team shut out No. 11-ranked Neosho County 46-0 before rallying to defeat host Barton Community College 21-18.
Improving its record to 5-0 in duals, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College wrestling team defeated No. 20-ranked Cloud County 31-15 Tuesday in Concordia, KS.
Continuing to dominate fellow Jayhawk Conference opponents, the No. 5-anked Cowley College wrestling team knocked off No. 19-ranked Colby Community College 51-4 and No. 11-ranked Neosho County 30-15 in a home dual Tuesday in Arkansas City.
Opening the season at the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference duals held Tuesday in Great Bend, KS, the No. 5-ranked Cowley College wrestling team showed they will once again be a force to reckon with. The Tigers opened with a 28-6 win over host Barton and followed that up with a 36-12 victory over No. 17-ranked Labette.
In only its third year of existence, the Cowley College wrestling team achieved a top-15 national ranking and captured the Jayhawk Conference title by going unbeaten at the Jayhawk Duals. The Tigers will look to build off of its strong 2019-2020 campaign as they enter into an unknown 2021 season.
Led by sophomore Ottis Peeler finishing as the national champion in the 184-pound weight class, the Cowley College wrestling team placed 15th out of 50 schools at the NJCAA National Championships held March 6-7 in Council Bluffs, IA. Clackamas Community College (OR) took home the team title.
Led by Ottis Peeler going 4-0 and placing first in the 184-pound weight class, the No. 17-ranked Cowley College wrestling team placed second out of 10 teams at the NJCAA West Central District Championship held Saturday in Miami, OK.
In only its third year of existence, the No. 17-ranked Cowley College wrestling team captured the Jayhawk Conference title by going 4-0 at the Jayhawk Duals held Sunday and Monday in Colby, KS.
With the Jayhawk Duals just around the corner, the No. 19-ranked Cowley College wrestling team appears to be in mid-season form after defeating its third straight Jayhawk Conference opponent in the past two weeks.
Improving to 3-0 in duals, the No. 19-ranked Cowley College wrestling team won four of its final six matches to pull out a 22-21 win over 18th-ranked Neosho County Wednesday in Chanute, KS.