Luqman Masud

Class:
Redshirt Senior
Hometown:
Bolingbrook, Ill.
High School:
Plainfield East
Weight:
125
Prev School:
Joliet Junior College

YEAR	WEIGHT	OVERALL RECORD	DI RECORD	DUAL RECORD	FALLS	TECH FALLS	MAJOR DECISIONS	CONF FINISH	NCAA FINISH
2021-22 (Joliet)	125	30-7	0-3	8-0	9	9	1	N/A	N/A
2022-23 (Joliet)	125	30-9	1-2	2-0	6	12	3	N/A	N/A
2023-24*	125	18-5	4-5	0-0	2	10	3	N/A	N/A
2024-25	125	5-6	2-5	0-0	0	3	0	N/A	N/A
CAREER		65-22	3-10	10-0	15	24	4

*Redshirt season // unattached matches do not count toward career records

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REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2024-25)

Overall record of 5-6 in his redshirt junior season
Placed sixth at the Tiger Style Invite (Nov. 9)
Came in third place at the Drury Open (Dec. 16) with three tech falls
Competed in the Midlands tournament (Dec. 29)

REDSHIRT SEASON (2023-24)

Bongo Bayly Open Champion (125 pounds)
Roger Denker Open Champion (125 pounds)
Recorded an 18-5 record in his first season as a Tiger while wrestling unattached
Finished the season on a 13-1 run, including 12 bonus-point victories
Champion of the 125-pound bracket at the Bongo Bayly Open (Jan. 6) and Roger Denker Open (Jan. 14)
Runner-up at Missouri Valley Open (Feb. 3)

JOLIET (2021-23)

Began his collegiate career at Joliet Junior College
2023 NJCAA All-American
2023 Joliet Athlete of the Year and Midwest Great Lakes runner up
2022 Midwest Great Lakes District Champion and round of 12 finisher
Finished as Joliet’s all-time leading scorer

HIGH SCHOOL

Two-year captain at Plainfield East High School and had a 25-5 record his senior season
Named to the All-Star Illinois Team in 2020 at 106 pounds
First-team all-conference selection
Wrestled at Fitz Wrestling Academy under head coach Nathan Fitzenreider

Personal

Birthdate: Aug. 18, 2001
Son of Zahir and Cindy Masud
Brother of Sulaiman and Khadijah
Majoring in general studies and aspires to be a nurse practitioner

Masud on Choosing Tiger Style

“The belief in what Tiger Style stands for. Our sport is so much more than the time we spend in the wrestling room; it’s a lifestyle. Being around coaches and teammates that believe in that philosophy is something I wanted to be a part of.”