West Liberty, W.Va. – Ty McGeary, the No. 1-ranked wrestler in the country at 184 lbs., made history Saturday, becoming the first wrestler in Mountain East Conference (MEC) history to win four consecutive championships.

McGeary dominated Glenville State's Kyle Homet in the 184-lb. final, securing a 14-6 major decision victory. The win marks his third straight title at 184 lbs., following his 174-lb. championship in 2022. With the victory, McGeary also earned his fourth First-Team All-MEC honor, further cementing his legacy as one of West Liberty University's most decorated wrestlers.

Hilltoppers Earn Multiple All-MEC Honors

West Liberty had four additional wrestlers reach the finals and earn Second-Team All-MEC honors:

• Logan Davis (125 lbs.) – Runner-up

• Carter Winegardner (174 lbs.) – Runner-up

• Devon Bell (197 lbs.) – Runner-up

• Parker Bentley (285 lbs.) – Runner-up

Team Standings

Despite multiple strong performances, West Liberty finished as team runners-up, with Glenville State claiming the MEC team title.

Up Next

The Hilltoppers return to action Friday at Ashland before competing in the John Summa Invitational on Saturday at Baldwin Wallace.