Caleb Coyle

Height:
5-5
Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Omaha, Neb.
High School:
Millard South HS
Opendorse:
Caleb Coyle

2022-23 Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll

2023-24
• Named NWCA Scholar-Athlete
• Tallied a 17-3 mark
• Won first 10 bouts of season, which included Mountaineer Open (Nov. 5) and Mike Clock Open (Nov. 12) titles

2022-23
• Finished season with a 1-3 record.
• Won via decision at 6-2.

2021-22
• Redshirted.
• Went 10-2 in unattached matches.
• Finished 5-1 at both the Spokane Open (Nov. 21) and Hastings Open (Jan. 8).

2021-22
• Redshirted.
• Went 10-2 in unattached matches.
• Finished 5-1 at both the Spokane Open (Nov. 21) and Hastings Open (Jan. 8).

MILLARD SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
• Letterwinner for head coach Nate Olson.
• Competed at 106, 113 and 120 pounds in high school.
• As a senior, finished with a 39-5 record, collection 180 takedowns, 17 pins and 6 tech falls. Became a Nebraska State Champ at 120 pounds and a Fall Brawl Finalist.
• Posted a 45-2 record as junior, collecting 14 falls, 15 tech falls and 228 takedowns. Claimed the Nebraska Class A State Championship at 113 pounds.
• Was 51-6 as a sophomore, totaling 23 falls, 10 tech falls and 228 takedowns. Was the Nebraska Class A state runner-up at 106 pounds.
• Finished with a 53-5 record as a freshman, totaling 14 falls, 15 tech falls and 205 takedowns. Was the Nebraska Class A state runner-up at 106 pounds.
• Other notable results: 2020 Fall Brawl finalist, 2019 Double Fargo Junior All-American, 2019 UWW Cadet WTT All-American, 2019 preseason Nationals Folkstyle All-American, 2019 Junior Duals (14-3 record), 2018 Fargo Cadet All-American, 2018 Junior Duals (11-3).

PERSONAL
• Son of Laura and Craig Coyle.
• Has one brother, Cadyn, and one sister, Lola.
• Intends to major in finance or business information systems.
• Was on the Honor Roll every semester of high school.
• Chose Oregon State because “of the vision the coaching staff has for the team, and the goals they have for me as an athlete and a student. I truly believe these coaches believe in each and every one of their athletes.”