Mack Mauger

Class:
Redshirt Sophomore
Hometown:
Blackfoot, Idaho
High School:
Blackfoot
Weight:
125

YEAR	WEIGHT	OVERALL RECORD	DI RECORD	DUAL RECORD	FALLS	TECH FALLS	MAJOR DECISIONS	CONF FINISH	NCAA FINISH
2024-25*	125	8-4	8-4	0-0	2	0	1	N/A	N/A
2025-26	125	23-16	21-16	10-9	3	2	5	7th	DNP
CAREER		31-20	29-20	10-9	5	2	6

*Redshirt season // Freshmen can count up to five attached dates

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CAREER HONORS

2026 NCAA Qualifer (125)
2026 Soldier Salute Champion (125)
2025-26 Second Team All-Big 12
NWCA Scholar All-American
Academic All-Big 12
2025-26 Team Iron Man Award

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2025-26)

2026 NCAA Qualifier (No. 32 seed, 125 pounds)
Seventh Place at Big 12 Championship (125 pounds)
Soldier Salute Champion (125 pounds)
Second Team All-Big 12
NWCA Scholar All-American
Academic All-Big 12
Iron Man Team Award
Finished his first season in the starting lineup with a record of 23-16, seven matches above .500
Tallied ten wins by bonus points, including five major decisions
Competed in nearly 20 duals as Tiger Style’s starting 125-pounder, accumulating a record of 10-9 in his first full season in the role
One of five Tigers to secure 20 or more wins
Ranked as high as No. 22 in the country at 125 pounds by both InterMat and the NCAA
Was the runner-up at the Tiger Style Invite (125), going 3-1
Secured back-to-back pins at National Duals against Tyson Roach (Little Rock) and No. 20 Diego Sotelo (Michigan) to kick off two dual wins for Mizzou
Earned fourth at Cougar Clash (125) with a 2-2 record and wins over two Illinois wrestlers
Went 4-0 to win the Soldier Salute Championship at 125 pounds, the first individual champion for the Tigers in the event's history
Defeated No. 13 Kysen Terukina of North Carolina in the Soldier Salute Final, marking the highest-ranked win of his career
In his first postseason appearance, he finished in seventh place at the Big 12 Championships after a 3-2 weekend
Earned an at-large bid at 125 pounds to his first NCAA Championships
During the NCAA tournament, he won his pigtail bout against Jace Schafer of Bloomsburg before closing out the event with a record of 1-2
Picked up four wins over ranked opponents, and won three matches by fall, all coming in the first period

REDSHIRT SEASON (2024-25)

Missouri Valley Open Champion (125)
Finished his redshirt season with an 8-4 record in attached matches, but an impressive 19-6 overall
Competed in the Tiger Style Invite (Nov. 9) and earned a major decision over Maryland’s Presden Sanchez
Went 4-2 at the Cougar Clash (Dec. 7) and placed fifth
Made a run at Reno TOC (Dec. 22), placing second with a 4-1 record while wrestling unattached
Runner-up at the Soldier Salute (Dec. 29), losing in the final with a last-second takedown by No. 14 Kysen Terukina (Iowa State)
His near defeat of Terukina was enough to be ranked No. 33 at 125 pounds by FloWrestling (Dec. 30)
Wrestled unattached at the Cyclone Open (Jan. 19), going 3-1 and securing fifth place
Earned the 125-pound title at the Missouri Valley Open with four consecutive wins, wrestling unattached
Closed the season on a high note with seven consecutive victories, marking his longest win streak of the year

BEFORE MIZZOU

Ranked the 68th overall recruit in the 2024 class on the FloWrestling Big Board and 15th at 120 pounds
First-ever five-time Fargo Champion from Idaho
Four-time Idaho State Champion
A Triple Crown Winner in 2021 and 2022, which requires a wrestler to win USA Wrestling titles in freestyle, folkstyle, and Greco, in their age group in the same season
Mauger was the first wrestler to win a triple crown in both the cadet and junior levels
Wrestled for National Team Idaho for three years and in the All-Star Dual against Utah
Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award winner for Idaho
Chose Mizzou over N.C. State, Purdue, Oregon State and Northern Colorado

Personal

Full Name: Mack Ladd Mauger
Birthdate: May 24, 2005
Son of Ladd and Valeigha Mauger
Brother to Myles, Maizlee and Mya
Cousin Kase Mauger wrestles for Utah Valley
Undecided major

Mauger on choosing Tiger Style
"I think the coaches can help me be the best. I love the culture of the wrestling team and will have great partners."