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Troy Spratley
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Eufaula, Oklahoma
- High School:
- Plano West
Honors & Awards
2x NCAA All-American (2024-25 & 2025-26)
3x NCAA Qualifier (2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26)
Big 12 Champion (2025-26)
2x Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Feb. 6, 2024 & Dec. 17, 2025)
U23 National Champion (2026)
U23 Pan-American Champion (2026)
Cowboy Need to Know: Eclipsed the 20-win mark in each of his three seasons starting as a Cowboy at 125 pounds.
2025-26 (Junior Year): For the third-straight season, he held the 125-pound spot in the Cowboy lineup … Overall, he finished 20-6, his third-straight season with 20 or more wins … He started all but one match in dual competition, going 12-3 … Made it two-straight All-American campaigns … Tied the team lead with 15 ranked wins … Tied the team lead in reversals with two … Made a statement in Morgantown with his 6-2 decision over WVU’s No. 7 Jett Strickenberger … The win led to his second-ever Big 12 Wrestler of the Week and first since February 2024 … In the Iowa dual, he sparked the match with his opening victory over No. 6 Dean Peterson (Dec., 5-2) … Capped off an impressive Big 12 Championship with three-straight ranked wins, sealing his first conference title with a 5-2 decision over No. 10 Stevo Poulin of Iowa State … On his NCAA Championships run, he avenged his loss to NC State’s Vincent Robinson from the National Duals with an 8-5 decision in the second round … Advanced to the semifinals for the second-straight season, falling to the national champion via decision … In the offseason, he claimed a U23 National and Pan-American Championship … Named Most Outstanding Wrestler at the U20 World Team Trials and U23 National Championships.
2024-25 (Sophomore Year): A focal point of the Cowboys' roster, the All-American started every dual match for the Cowboys for the second-straight season, collecting a 24-5 record … The 125-pounder produced five wins over top-five opponents in his breakout season … Went 12-2 in those dual matches and tallied the fourth-most dual points on the team … After being seeded seventh at the NCAA Championships, took down the second and third seeds before falling in the title bout in overtime to finish second … Placed second at the Big 12 Championships … Went 15-5 against ranked opponents on the year with wins over Keyveon Roller (Virginia), Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado), Matt Ramos (Purdue), Jore Volk (Wyoming), Brendan McCrone (Ohio State), Caleb Smith (Nebraska), Antonio Lorenzo (Oklahoma), Trever Anderson (Northern Iowa), Gage Walker (Missouri), Joey Cruz (Iowa), Tanner Jordan (North Dakota State), and a pair of wins over Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech) and Maximo Renteria (Oregon State) … Tallied a dozen bonus-point wins for a new career-high … Took home third at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
2023-24 (Freshman Year): Started at 125 pounds in every event on the schedule, compiling a 23-8 record and a dozen ranked wins … Earned the No. 6 seed at his first NCAA Championships, where he went 2-2 and came up just one win shy of the podium … Handled Penn’s No. 27 Max Gallagher and No. 11 Cooper Flynn of Virginia Tech, but dropped an overtime match to third-seeded Drake Ayala of Iowa in the NCAA quarterfinals … Suffered a close loss to No. 12 Jore Volk of Wyoming to finish runner-up at the Big 12 Championships … Went 12-3 in dual action, highlighted by a three-day span in which he beat eventual national champion No. 11 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) and No. 7 Noah Surtin (Missouri) for the highest-ranked win of his career, earning him Big 12 Wrestler of the Week … Opened the second Bedlam dual with 63-second pin against Conrad Hendriksen, the fastest of his career.
2022-23 (Redshirt Year at Minnesota): Posted an 8-2 record at 125 pounds while redshirting … Was a co-champion at the Bison Open as the No. 7 seed after going 2-0 against the field … In his first match, defeated second-seeded and future national qualifier Tanner Jordan of South Dakota State, 4-3 … Made his dual debut in Minnesota’s home opener against Binghampton, picking up a 4-3 decision over 2021 national qualifier Micah Roes … Placed eighth at the Southern Scuffle with a 3-3 record … Opened his tournament with a pair of wins, including one over 24th-ranked Braxton Brown of Maryland.
High School: Graduated from Plano West High School alongside Cowboy Tagen Jamison … Wrestled outside of high school competition with the Texas Pride for his final two years … Claimed an Oklahoma state title at 120 pounds as a sophomore while at Collinsville High School … Won a Pennsylvania prep state title as a freshman … Champion of the 2022 U.S. Open at 57 kilograms … Was a finalist at the Junior World Team Trials in 2022.
Personal: Son of Stephen and Deann … Brother of Mackenzie, Lane and Cael … Studying marketing … Nicknamed “Sparky.”
Troy Spratley Year-By-Year
* at Minnesota
2x NCAA All-American (2024-25 & 2025-26)
3x NCAA Qualifier (2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26)
Big 12 Champion (2025-26)
2x Big 12 Wrestler of the Week (Feb. 6, 2024 & Dec. 17, 2025)
U23 National Champion (2026)
U23 Pan-American Champion (2026)
Cowboy Need to Know: Eclipsed the 20-win mark in each of his three seasons starting as a Cowboy at 125 pounds.
2025-26 (Junior Year): For the third-straight season, he held the 125-pound spot in the Cowboy lineup … Overall, he finished 20-6, his third-straight season with 20 or more wins … He started all but one match in dual competition, going 12-3 … Made it two-straight All-American campaigns … Tied the team lead with 15 ranked wins … Tied the team lead in reversals with two … Made a statement in Morgantown with his 6-2 decision over WVU’s No. 7 Jett Strickenberger … The win led to his second-ever Big 12 Wrestler of the Week and first since February 2024 … In the Iowa dual, he sparked the match with his opening victory over No. 6 Dean Peterson (Dec., 5-2) … Capped off an impressive Big 12 Championship with three-straight ranked wins, sealing his first conference title with a 5-2 decision over No. 10 Stevo Poulin of Iowa State … On his NCAA Championships run, he avenged his loss to NC State’s Vincent Robinson from the National Duals with an 8-5 decision in the second round … Advanced to the semifinals for the second-straight season, falling to the national champion via decision … In the offseason, he claimed a U23 National and Pan-American Championship … Named Most Outstanding Wrestler at the U20 World Team Trials and U23 National Championships.
2024-25 (Sophomore Year): A focal point of the Cowboys' roster, the All-American started every dual match for the Cowboys for the second-straight season, collecting a 24-5 record … The 125-pounder produced five wins over top-five opponents in his breakout season … Went 12-2 in those dual matches and tallied the fourth-most dual points on the team … After being seeded seventh at the NCAA Championships, took down the second and third seeds before falling in the title bout in overtime to finish second … Placed second at the Big 12 Championships … Went 15-5 against ranked opponents on the year with wins over Keyveon Roller (Virginia), Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado), Matt Ramos (Purdue), Jore Volk (Wyoming), Brendan McCrone (Ohio State), Caleb Smith (Nebraska), Antonio Lorenzo (Oklahoma), Trever Anderson (Northern Iowa), Gage Walker (Missouri), Joey Cruz (Iowa), Tanner Jordan (North Dakota State), and a pair of wins over Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech) and Maximo Renteria (Oregon State) … Tallied a dozen bonus-point wins for a new career-high … Took home third at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
2023-24 (Freshman Year): Started at 125 pounds in every event on the schedule, compiling a 23-8 record and a dozen ranked wins … Earned the No. 6 seed at his first NCAA Championships, where he went 2-2 and came up just one win shy of the podium … Handled Penn’s No. 27 Max Gallagher and No. 11 Cooper Flynn of Virginia Tech, but dropped an overtime match to third-seeded Drake Ayala of Iowa in the NCAA quarterfinals … Suffered a close loss to No. 12 Jore Volk of Wyoming to finish runner-up at the Big 12 Championships … Went 12-3 in dual action, highlighted by a three-day span in which he beat eventual national champion No. 11 Richard Figueroa (Arizona State) and No. 7 Noah Surtin (Missouri) for the highest-ranked win of his career, earning him Big 12 Wrestler of the Week … Opened the second Bedlam dual with 63-second pin against Conrad Hendriksen, the fastest of his career.
2022-23 (Redshirt Year at Minnesota): Posted an 8-2 record at 125 pounds while redshirting … Was a co-champion at the Bison Open as the No. 7 seed after going 2-0 against the field … In his first match, defeated second-seeded and future national qualifier Tanner Jordan of South Dakota State, 4-3 … Made his dual debut in Minnesota’s home opener against Binghampton, picking up a 4-3 decision over 2021 national qualifier Micah Roes … Placed eighth at the Southern Scuffle with a 3-3 record … Opened his tournament with a pair of wins, including one over 24th-ranked Braxton Brown of Maryland.
High School: Graduated from Plano West High School alongside Cowboy Tagen Jamison … Wrestled outside of high school competition with the Texas Pride for his final two years … Claimed an Oklahoma state title at 120 pounds as a sophomore while at Collinsville High School … Won a Pennsylvania prep state title as a freshman … Champion of the 2022 U.S. Open at 57 kilograms … Was a finalist at the Junior World Team Trials in 2022.
Personal: Son of Stephen and Deann … Brother of Mackenzie, Lane and Cael … Studying marketing … Nicknamed “Sparky.”
Troy Spratley Year-By-Year
| Year | Overall | Dual | vs. Ranked | Fall | MD | TF | Quick |
| *2022-23 | 8-2 | 1-0 | 2-1 | 1 | -- | 1 | 1:07 |
| 2023-24 | 23-8 | 12-3 | 12-8 | 2 | 3 | 5 | 1:03 |
| 2024-25 | 24-5 | 12-2 | 15-5 | 2 | 7 | 4 | 1:21 |
| 2025-26 | 20-6 | 12-3 | 15-5 | 2 | 7 | 2 | 2:59 |
| Career | 75-21 | 37-8 | 44-19 | 7 | 17 | 12 | 1:03 |
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