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Penn State Wrestling Adds Ohio State Transfer Will Betancourt

Fresh off of another national championship, Penn State wrestling is still putting in the work.

On Tuesday, the Nittany Lions secured a commitment from redshirt freshman Will Betancourt, who will transfer from Ohio State.

For the Buckeyes, Betancourt posted a 15-6 record at 133 pounds this season. He’s expected to drop down to 125 pounds and compete for a spot in Penn State’s starting lineup.

Betancourt initially signed to wrestle at Lock Haven but transferred to Ohio State for the 2021-22 season.

Betancourt is a native of Mt. Joy, Pa., and attended Manheim Central High School, where he won a state championship and became a highly regarded recruit.

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Gabriel Herman

Gabriel Herman is a journalism major at Penn State from Minneapolis, MN. He writes about several sports-related topics. If you want to discuss great moments in Minnesota sports history, you can reach him at [email protected].

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