Jarrett Jacques

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CAREER HONORS

SENIOR (2022-23)

2023 NCAA Qualifier (No. 17 seed)
Seventh place at Big 12 Championships (157 pounds)
Tiger Style Invite Champion (157 pounds)
Ed Lampitt Total Tiger Award recipient
NWCA Scholar All-American and Academic All-Big 12 First Team
Concluded his final season in Columbia with a 19-7 record
Started for the Tigers at 157 pounds in nine duals, compiling a 7-2 record
Opened his season with seven consecutive victories
Won the Tiger Style Invite (Nov. 12), posting a 4-0 record with three bonus-point victories at the event
Became the 29th Tiger to join the 100-Win Club, knocking off Vinny Zerban (UNCO) in the Big 12 Championships (March 4-5) seventh-place match to join the illustrious group
Closed his Missouri career with a 2-2 record at NCAA Championships (March 16-18)

JUNIOR (2021-22)

Placed fifth at the Big 12 Championships, March 5-6 (157 lbs)
NCAA Qualifier (No. 25 seed at 157 pounds)
Academic All-Big 12 First Team
Finished with an 18-14 record in his fourth season in Mizzou’s starting lineup
Wrestled in each of Mizzou’s 15 dual contests, going 7-8 with six of the losses coming by two points or less
Finished third at the Southern Scuffle (Jan. 1-2), going 5-1 at the tournament and collecting two bonus-point wins
Recorded three wins by fall, the quickest coming in Missouri’s dual against Air Force (Nov. 19) where he pinned Giano Petrucelli in 1:57
Wrestled through the backside of the bracket at the Big 12 Championships winning in the third-place match in a 3-1 overtime decision

JUNIOR (2020-21)

2020 NCAA Qualifier (No. 7 seed) at 157 pounds
Wrestled to a 13-4 record during his COVID junior season
Tallied three ranked wins, beating as high as No. 13, North Dakota State’s Jared Franek, for his first win of the season
Took down No. 20, Oregon State’s Hunter Willits, at the North Dakota State Triangular, Jan. 3
Only win by fall for the year came in the first round of the MAC Championships (Feb. 26-27), pinning Cleveland State’s Daniel Patten in 2:02
Rattled off three wins in consolation rounds after losing in the first round of the NCAA Championships, March Feb. 26-27, to finish the tournament at 3-2

SOPHOMORE (2019-20)

NCAA Qualifier at 157 pounds, earning the nation’s No. 14 seed at the weight class, before the NCAA Championships were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic…It would have been his second consecutive NCAA appearance after qualifying as a true freshman in 2019
MAC runner-up at 157 pounds, losing in the title bout to No. 3-ranked Jesse Dellavecchia of Rider
Finished his sophomore season with a 25-7 overall record with an 11-5 mark in dual competition
Was 6-1 in MAC duals and 9-2 overall in MAC bouts, counting the MAC Championships
Of his 25 wins, 10 earned bonus points, including two falls, four technical falls and four major decisions
Won the 157-pound weight class at the Southeast Open, Nov. 3, going 4-0 at the tournament
Took home top honors at 157 pounds at the Lindenwood Open (Nov. 23), going 4-0, and then at the Cougar Clash (Dec. 7) with a 3-0 mark

FRESHMAN (2018-19)

Finished his true freshman campaign at Mizzou with a remarkable 27-8 record, a perfect 9-0 record in conference, and a 15-5 tournament record
One of three Mizzou true freshmen to qualify for the NCAA Championships, March 21-23, going 1-2 in three bouts at the national tournament
Began the season with a pair of victories in the Iowa State Harold Nichols Cylcone Open, Nov. 3, earning a first-place finish in the first tournament of his career
Took home second place in the Maryville Kaufman/Brand/Bayly Open, Nov. 10, after a tight 4-3 loss to Illinois’ Johnny Mologousis in the finals
Took home the MAC Championship, March 8-9, in his first season in the conference, finishing the tournament with a 3-1 victory over Larry Early from Old Dominion
Won nine consecutive matches between December and January, including two technical falls and two falls throughout the winning streak
Tied for second on the team with two technical falls in duals, just one behind John Erneste for the lead
After winning his opening tournament of the season, Jacques started the final 15 duals at 157 pounds

BEFORE MIZZOU

A four-time Missouri State Champion, only the 30th wrestler to go undefeated in the Missouri State Championships
Ranked No. 8 at 152 pounds and No. 51 overall in the Class of 2018 by Intermat
Finished fifth at the FloNationals and fourth at the Junior Freestyle Nationals
Intends to major in Communications at Mizzou