All-American Beau Bartlett capped off his stellar Penn State wrestling career with a remarkable third-place finish at the 2025 NCAA Championships at 141 pounds. Bartlett’s performance throughout the tournament was nothing short of impressive, as he went 5-1, securing a major decision along the way. His only loss came in the semifinals, but he quickly rebounded to claim third place with a dominant performance in the consolation finals.
Finishing the season with an impressive 26-2 record, Bartlett cemented his place as one of the top wrestlers in the nation. His third-place finish in Philadelphia was especially meaningful as it also marked his 100th career win, an incredible milestone for the talented wrestler. This achievement is a testament to his dedication, skill, and perseverance over the course of his Penn State career.
Bartlett’s journey at Penn State has been nothing short of extraordinary. His consistent excellence on the mat, leadership, and ability to rise to the occasion in high-pressure situations have earned him widespread respect and admiration. His success at the NCAA Championships capped off a remarkable collegiate career and further solidified his legacy in Penn State wrestling history.
As he moves on to the next chapter in his wrestling career, Bartlett’s legacy will undoubtedly be remembered for his hard work, determination, and for being a key part of one of the most successful eras in Penn State wrestling. His remarkable achievements at the NCAAs, including his 100th win, serve as an inspiring example of excellence and perseverance for future generations of wrest
