David Carr (wrestler)

David Carr
David Carr
Full name	David Aaron Carr
Weight	74 kg (freestyle); 157 lb (folkstyle)
Born	March 28, 1999; Canton, Ohio, U.S.
High school	Perry High School
State championships	5 (4 OHSAA & 1 KHSAA)
College	Iowa State University
Prep National Championships	2
Status	Sophomore
Men's freestyle wrestling
Representing United States
Junior World Championships
Cadet World Championships
Collegiate Wrestling
Representing the Iowa State Cyclones
Big 12 Championships

David Aaron Carr (born March 28, 1999) is an American freestyle and folkstyle wrestler. In freestyle, he is the 19' junior World Champion at 74 kilograms representing the United States. As a folkstyle wrestler, Carr is an NCAA Division I All-American and a Big 12 champion out of Iowa State University and a five-time OHSAA champion as a high schooler.[1] As of June 23, 2020, he is ranked #3 in the NCAA 157-pounds rankings.[2]

Folkstyle

High School

Carr is a five-time state champion. He won his first title as an eight grader in Kentucky and he then moved to Perry High School in Ohio, where he won four state (OHSAA) titles. He was the #2 recruit overall and the top-ranked recruit at 165 pounds by FloWrestling when he committed to Iowa State University over Ohio State, Oklahoma State and many others.[3][1] He received the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award in the memory of Dave Schultz.[4]

University

Carr arrived to ISU to wrestle as a Cyclone at 157 pounds after committing in October of 2017.[5]

2018-19

Redshirt: Compiled a 23-1 record while wrestling unattached at open tournaments. Claimed titles at four of the five tournaments he competed on and claimed third-place at the tournament he lost in.[1]

2019-20

Freshman: Had an outstanding first season competing as a Cyclone, compiling an 18-1 record overall and an unbeaten 9-0 at dual meets.[6] Lone loss was suffered at the Cliff Keen Invitational to the #2 ranked Ryan Deakin.[7] Post-season, he became the fifth Cyclone freshman to claim a Big 12 Conference title with notable wins over the #18 and #7 wrestlers in the country.[8] Carr was scheduled to compete at the NCAA championships as the third seed,[9] however, the event was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving him and all the qualifiers unable to compete.[10] After the season ended, he was named a first team NCAA Division I All-American due to his performance through the season.[11][12]

2020-21

Sophomore: Carr will compete this season and is the third-ranked 157 pounder in the country.[2]

Freestyle career

Cadet & Junior

Carr was a standout youth-level freestyle wrestler and his eligibility to compete at this level expired in early 2020.[13] As a cadet, he is a World bronze-medalist,[14] a US National champion and a two-time National finalist.[15] As a junior, he became the 19' World Champion[14] and was also a US Open and National Fargo champion.[15]

Senior

2019

Carr made his senior debut as an 18-year old at the Dave Schultz Memorial International. He firstly won two bouts in a row with a notable win over four-time NCAA Division I All-American Dylan Ness before being thrown to the consolation bracket by the accomplished Olympian Frank Molinaro in a very close 8-9 decision. He then faced another DI All-American in Sammy Sasso, whom he also lost to on points.[16]

Carr then went on to compete at the Granma y Cerro Pelado International. He once again defeated two opponents in a row with a victory over an NCAA Division I All-American in Anthony Collica. He was then defeated by four-time All-American Brandon Sorensen and three-timer Lavion Mayes, but still competed for the bronze-medal against Franklin Maren, whom he defeated to claim the medal.[17]

Personal life

David is the son of Olympic medalist and former Iowa State Cyclone Nate Carr.[18]

Freestyle record

Senior Freestyle Matches
Res.	Record	Opponent	Score	Date	Event	Location
2019 Granma y Cerro Pelado at 70 kg
Win	5-4	Franklin Maren		February 15-23, 2019	2019 Granma y Cerro Pelado International	Havana, Cuba
Loss	4-4	Lavion Mayes
Loss	4-3	Brandon Sorensen
Win	4-2	Anthony Collica
Win	3-2	Justin DeAngelis
2019 Dave Schultz M. International at 70 kg
Loss	2-2	Sammy Sasso	2-7	January 24-26, 2019	2019 Dave Schultz Memorial International	Colorado Springs, Colorado
Loss	2-1	Frank Molinaro	8-9
Win	2-0	Dylan Ness	7-1
Win	1-0	Justin Deangelis	11-2

Youth freestyle record

Junior level

Junior freestyle results
Res.	Record	Opponent	Score	Date	Event	Location
2019 World Championship at 74 kg
Win	44-7	Jintaro Motoyama	5-4	August 12-18, 2019	2019 Junior World Wrestling Championships	Tallinn, Estonia
Win	43-7	Khadzhimurad Gadzhiyev	TF 10-0
Win	42-7	Mohammad Ashghar Nokhodilarimi	14-7
Win	41-7	Devid Betanov	4-0
2019 US World Team Trials at 74 kg
Win	40-7	Shane Griffith	6-4	May 17-19, 2019	2019 U.S. Junior World Team Trials	Raleigh, North Dakota
Win	39-7	Shane Griffith	6-3	May 17-19, 2019	2019 U.S. Junior World Team Trials	Raleigh, North Dakota
2019 US Open at 74 kg
Win	38-7	Danny Braunagel	TF 12-1	April 24-27, 2019	2019 U.S. Open Junior Wrestling Championships	Las Vegas, Nevada
Win	37-7	DJ Shannon	8-6
Win	36-7	Nelson Brands	4-2
Win	35-7	Andrew Merola	9-7
Win	34-7	Connor Melbourne	TF 13-2
Win	33-7	Joseph LaRosa	TF 10-0
2018 US World Team Trials at 70 kg
Loss	32-7	Cheri Berge	5-7	May 18-20, 2018	2018 U.S. Junior World Team Trials Challenge	Rochester, Minnesota
Win	32-6	Jacori Teemer	8-1
Win	31-6	Jaden Van Maanen	15-9
2018 US Open 4th at 70 kg
Loss	30-6	Jacori Teemer	TF 2-12	April 24-28, 2018	2018 U.S. Open Junior Wrestling Championships	Las Vegas, Nevada
Win	30-5	Brayton Lee	8-8
Loss	29-5	Austin O'Connor	5-6
Win	29-4	AJ Jaffe	TF 14-4
Win	28-4	Steven Lawrence	TF 10-0
Win	27-4	Isaac Wilcox	TF 12-1
Win	26-4	Jake Keating	TF 12-2
2017 USAW US Nationals at 160 lb
Win	25-4	Tyler Dow	TF 13-3	July 15-22, 2017	2017 USMC Fargo Junior National Championships	Fargo, North Dakota
Win	24-4	Joe Lee	8-6
Win	23-4	Jaryn Curry	TF 12-2
Win	22-4	Austin Yant	TF 11-0
Win	21-4	Devin Roberts	TF 10-0
Win	20-4	Conor Melbourne	TF 12-2
2017 US World Team Trials 4th at 66 kg
Win	19-4	Kanen Storr	TF 10-0	June 9-10, 2017	2017 U.S. Junior World Team Trials	Lincoln, Nebraska
Win	18-4	Brayton Lee	Fall
Loss	17-4	Brady Berge	3-5
Win	17-3	Jarod Verkleeren	TF 11-1
Win	16-3	Yahya Thomas	TF 11-0
2017 US Open 6th at 70 kg
Loss	15-3	Joe Lee	5-14	April 26-29, 2017	2017 U.S. Open Junior Wrestling Championships	Las Vegas, Nevada
Win	15-2	Jake Tucker	11-7
Win	14-2	Luke Weber	TF 20-10
2017 OHUSAW Championships at 152 lb
Win	13-2	Jason Bronstrup	TF 10-0	May 13-14, 2017	2017 USA- Ohio Freestyle State	Westerville, Ohio
Win	12-2	Demetri Monroe	TF 10-0
Win	11-2	Ian Heiland	TF 10-0
Win	10-2	Luciano Mendicino	TF 10-0
2017 Mt. Union Qualifier at 160 lb
Win	9-2	Hunter Thornsberry	TF 10-0	April 8, 2017	2017 Mount Union Freestyle Qualifier	Alliance, Ohio
Win	8-2	Miles Mazik	TF 10-0
Win	7-2	Stephen Skeens Jr	TF 10-0
2016 US World Team Trials at 66 kg
Loss	6-2	Jack Mutchnik	TF 0-10	May 20-22, 2016	2016 US Junior World Team Trials	Irving, Texas
Loss	6-1	Matthew Kolodzik	TF 0-10
Win	6-0	Zack Davis	TF 10-0
2016 OHUSAW Championships at 160 lb
Win	5-0	Jason Bronstrup	TF 10-0	May 14-15, 2016	2016 USA- Ohio Freestyle State	Mount Orab, Ohio
Win	4-0	Davey Tunon	TF 11-1
Win	3-0	Cameron Jenkins	TF 10-0
2016 Lakota East at 160 lb
Win	2-0	Davey Tunon	11-4	May 7, 2016	2016 Lakota East Freestyle	Liberty Township, Butler County, Ohio
Win	1-0	Davey Tunon	TF 12-1	May 7, 2016	2016 Lakota East Freestyle	Liberty Township, Butler County, Ohio

Cadet level

Cadet freestyle results
Res.	Record	Opponent	Score	Date	Event	Location
2016 World Championship at 69 kg
Win	17-3	Gegham Galstyan	7-2	September 13-18, 2016	2016 Cadet World Wrestling Championships	Tbilisi, Georgia
Loss	16-3	Sajjad Saberali Gholami	8-8
Win	16-2	Yevhenii Dubovyi	10-2
Win	15-2	Davud Alizalau	TF 11-0
2016 US Nationals at 69 kg
Win	14-2	Joe Lee	4-1	June 2-5, 2016	2016 UWW Cadet Nationals	Akron, Ohio
Win	13-2	Joe Lee	9-5
Win	12-2	Trevell Timmons	TF 16-5
Win	11-2	Danny Braunagel	TF 11-0
Win	10-2	Nelson Brands	8-4
Win	9-2	Terrance Parks	TF 11-0
2015 US Nationals at 69 kg
Loss	8-2	Brady Berge	4-8	May 28-31, 2015	2015 UWW Cadet Nationals	Akron, Ohio
Loss	8-1	Brady Berge	2-5
Win	8-0	Layne Vananrooy	10-7
Win	7-0	Tommy Strassenberg	TF 11-1
Win	6-0	Jake Hendricks	TF 12-2
Win	5-0	Colton Clingenpeel	TF 18-8
2015 Central Regionals at 152 lb
Win	4-0	Tyler Dow	21-14	May 15-17, 2015	2015 Central Cadet Regionals	Indianapolis, Indiana
Win	3-0	Logan Coyle	TF 10-0
Win	2-0	Cameron Ward	TF 12-1
Win	1-0	Darren Lathrop	TF 10-0

NCAA record

NCAA Division I Record
Res.	Record	Opponent	Score	Date	Event
Start of 2020-2021 Season (sophomore year)
End of 2019-2020 Season (freshman year)
2020 Big 12 Conference at 157 lbs
Win	18-1	Wyatt Sheets	6-4	March 7-8, 2020	2020 Big 12 Championships
Win	17-1	Justin Thomas	4-1
Win	16-1	Dewey Krueger	11-5
2020 Last Chance Open at 157 lbs
Win	15-1	Eric Owens	Fall	February 22, 2020	2020 Last Chance Open
Win	14-1	Wyatt Sheets	MD 14-6	January 26, 2020	Oklahoma State - Iowa State Dual
Win	13-1	Colten Carlson	MD 16-5	January 17, 2020	Iowa State - South Dakota State Dual
Win	12-1	Jacori Teemer	4-1	January 11, 2020	Iowa State - Arizona State Dual
Win	11-1	Hunter Ladnier	MD 17-6		Iowa State - Harvard Dual
Win	10-1	Matthew Dallara	MD 18-5		Campbell - Iowa State Dual
Win	9-1	Jerry Rubio	Fall	January 9, 2020	Iowa State - Utah Valley Dual
Win	8-1	Tyler Shilson	TF 21-6	December 14, 2019	Chattanooga - Iowa State Dual
2019 Cliff Keen Invitational at 157 lbs
Win	7-1	Kendall Coleman	4-0	December 6-7, 2019	2019 Cliff Keen Invitational
Win	6-1	Jacob Wright	MD 9-0
Loss	5-1	Ryan Deakin	3-9
Win	5-0	Justin Thomas	6-5
Win	4-0	Avery Shay	8-2
Win	3-0	Jared Franek	11-4
Win	2-0	Kaleb Young	6-1	November 24, 2019	Iowa - Iowa State Dual
Win	1-0	Jaden Fisher	TF 18-3	November 17, 2019	Bucknell - Iowa State Dual
Start of 2019-2020 Season (freshman year)

Stats

Season	Year	School	Rank	Weigh Class	Record	Win	Bonus
2020	Freshman	Iowa State University	#4 (DNQ)	157	18-1	94.74%	47.37%
Career					18-1	94.74%	47.37%

Collegiate awards & records

Freshman (19-20)
- NCAA Division I All-American First Team (157 lbs)
- Big 12 Conference (157 lbs)
- Iowa State's first Junior World Champion in history

Freestyle awards and honors

2019
- Granma y Cerro Pelado Cup (70 kg)
- Junior World Championship (74 kg)
- US Junior World Team Trials (74 kg)
- US Junior Open (74 kg)
2018
- US Junior World Team Trials (70 kg)
2016
- Cadet World Championship (69 kg)
- US Cadet National Championship (69 kg)
2015
- US Junior National Championship (69 kg)

References

"David Carr - Wrestling". Iowa State University Athletics. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"157". www.flowrestling.org. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
Goodwin, Cody. "Son of iconic Iowa State wrestler, David Carr is ready to write his own story with the Cyclones". Des Moines Register. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"Ohio's David Carr Named Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award National Winner | National Wrestling Hall of Fame". Retrieved June 23, 2020.
trevor.holbrook@iowastatedaily.com, Trevor Holbrook. "Redshirt David Carr making an impact at Iowa State, set to compete in Cuba at senior level". Iowa State Daily. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
LLC, ACS. "David Carr (Iowa State) Profile". www.wrestlestat.com. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"Here's what we learned from the 2019 Cliff Keen Invitational — and what it means for the rest of this college wrestling season | NCAA.com". www.ncaa.com. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
Goodwin, Cody. "Wrestling: Two Cyclones, Two Panthers win Big 12 tournament titles". Des Moines Register. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"NCAA wrestling tournament brackets 2020: Top seeds announced for each weight class". North Jersey. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
Goodwin, Cody. "Iowa State wrestler David Carr talks George Floyd protests, Black Lives Matter, USA Wrestling, more". Des Moines Register. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"NWCA Division I Coaches Group announces 2020 All-America Teams". Team USA. April 17, 2020. Retrieved June 3, 2020.
"2020 NWCA Division I First Team All-Americans" (PDF). National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA).
emmanuel. "Junior World Championships". United World Wrestling. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"David Carr Crowned Junior World Champion". Iowa State University Athletics. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"David Carr (Centerville, OH) | Trackwrestling Profile". Trackwrestling. Retrieved June 23, 2020.
"See the results for the 2019 Dave Schultz Memorial International wrestling event on FloWrestling.org". www.flowrestling.org. Retrieved June 24, 2020.
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Goodwin, Cody. "Son of iconic Iowa State wrestler, David Carr is ready to write his own story with the Cyclones". Des Moines Register. Retrieved June 23, 2020.

External links

David Carr at United World Wrestling

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