**Penn State Wrestler Roman Bravo-Young Enters NCAA Record Book**
Roman Bravo-Young, a standout wrestler for Penn State University, has officially secured his place in the NCAA history books with his exceptional wrestling career. Bravo-Young, who competed at 133 pounds, cemented his legacy by winning two NCAA championships in 2021 and 2022. His dominance on the mat, coupled with a career record of 100 wins and just 10 losses, makes him one of the most successful wrestlers in NCAA history.
Throughout his time at Penn State, Bravo-Young’s technique and speed were unmatched, and he earned three Big Ten titles, further establishing himself as one of the premier wrestlers in the country. His victories helped solidify Penn State’s status as a wrestling powerhouse, and his relentless drive earned him numerous accolades and respect within the wrestling community.
Bravo-Young’s journey is not just about NCAA success. After his collegiate career, he shifted his focus to international competition and made history by qualifying for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. His qualification marks another significant achievement in an already storied career.
By entering the NCAA record book, Roman Bravo-Young has secured a lasting place in the history of collegiate wrestling, and his impact will continue to inspire future generations of wrestlers.
