Greyson Pettit, a senior from Delsea Regional High School and recent state wrestling champion, has committed to the prestigious University of Iowa wrestling program. He received an official scholarship offer shortly after winning his state title and was particularly impressed during his official visit, noting the strong culture and work ethic within the program. Pettit is the first state champion from Delsea since 2018, having rallied from a low seed to take the championship with an impressive run in the state tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Pettit won 23 consecutive matches leading to his state title.
  • He defeated four returning state place winners during the state tournament.
State of Play
  • Pettit’s commitment boosts Iowa’s already remarkable wrestling program, which boasts 24 national championships.
  • He has several options from other schools but prioritized Iowa after receiving their offer.
What's Next

Pettit will transition to collegiate wrestling at Iowa, where he aims to continue his competitive success and adapt to a more rigorous training environment. As he prepares for this next chapter, he will look to carry the momentum from his state title into the NCAA arena.

Bottom Line

Pettit's commitment to Iowa embodies his hard-earned journey through high school wrestling, showcasing his resilience and drive. His story serves as an inspiration not just for aspiring wrestlers, but for anyone aiming to achieve their dreams through determination and hard work.