Devin Schnupp Season 2017-18

Parents: Rhonda and Gary Schnupp
Major: Turfgrass Science

Sophomore Devin Schnupp returns after starting the last two seasons for the Nittany Lions at 125 pounds. Schnupp is coming off a season that saw him earn his first dual meet victories and will look to build upon that success in 2019-20. 

CAREER NOTES:
Academic: Two-time first team Academic All-Big Ten (2018, 2019)...Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2019).

2018-19 / SOPHOMORE SEASON:
Season: Went 6-17 overall, including 3-9 record in dual meets...Picked up first career dual victories, including one in Big Ten action.
Kent State (11/11): Dropped tough 12-8 decision to Jake Ferri in season opener. Keystone Classic (11/18): Solid 2-2 outing, including grabbing first major decision win of his career. Bucknell (11/30): Earned first dual victory of Lion career with 5-2 win over Geo Barzona. Lehigh (12/2): Won first dual in Rec Hall, posting 6-1 victory over Luke Resnick. Southern Scuffle (1/1-2): Went 1-2, including a major. Indiana (1/27): Picked up first ever Big Ten dual meet victory with a 5-2 decision over Liam Cronin.
Big Ten Championship (0-3, DNP): Went 0-3 in first appearance at the Big Ten Championships.

2017-18 / REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON:
Season: Went 1-14 as a redshirt freshman at 125.
Army (11/9): Made collegiate, Penn State and Rec Hall debut against Army and dropped close 6-4 decision to Trey Chalifoux. Keystone Classic (11/19): Went 1-2, picking up first collegiate win over F&M’s Mike Simonetti (15-9). Indiana (12/17): Lost Big Ten dual debut to Elijah Oliver, 7-2. Maryland (1/21): Close 4-2 loss to Brandon Cray.

2016-17 / REDSHIRT SEASON:
Season:  Redshirt season..Posted 5-8 record with one pin in open tournaments, wrestling unattached. 

HIGH SCHOOL / PERSONAL:
Wrestled at Warwick High School...Warwick’s all-time career wins record with him as well as state tournament medals...Amassed a 156-19 career record, with two years wrestled at 106 and two at 113...Placed sixth in the state as a junior and senior and was regional champion his final year in high school...Collected 156 win in high school, which is a Warwick record.