Kutztown University Athletics

Career Honors
2015-16 Team Captain

2016-17: Krecker went 0-2 at the start of his redshirt-senior season but missed the majority of the year due to injury. He closes his KU career with an 18-13 record.

2015-16: The redshirt-junior and team captain won seven matches for KU. He finished sixth at the East Stroudsburg Open and fifth at the PSAC Championships. Krecker had the fastest fall of the season for Kutztown (0:26)...Won three matches at the PSAC Championships and finished fifth at 165 (12/5)...Finished sixth at the East Stroudsburg Open with a record of 3-1 (11/15) ...Picked up a victory by decision against West Liberty (11/1)...Ranked fourth at 165 pounds in Super Region I in the preseason poll (10/29).

2014-15: Krecker took over the starting role at 174 pounds halfway through his redshirt-sophomore season. He finished the year with an 11-7 record, tallying one pin, two major decisions and two technical falls. He placed fifth at the Super Region 1 Championships, missing the national-qualifying bid by one place...Went 3-3 at 174 pounds to place fifth at his first career NCAA Super Region 1 Championships (2/28)...Victory by way of major decision against ESU (2/17)...Locked down his second bonus win of the week with a 15-3 major decision at Shippensburg (2/13)...Picked up victory by technical fall against Millersville (2/11)...Defeated Nick Vandermeer 4-2 in a win over #8 Lake Erie College (2/7)...Picked up a victory by way of decision in a win over American International (1/24)...Defeated Laurel Landals from No. 10 Lindenwood at the NWCA National Duals (1/9)...Won his first two collegiate bouts at the Franklin and Marshall Open, including a pin over Shippensburg (1/3).

 

Year	Record	Pins
2014-15	11-7	1
2015-16	7-4	2
2016-17	0-2	0
Career	18-13	3

The Krecker File
Which Teammate Gives the Best Motivational Speeches? Zach Ulerick
Sheetz or Wawa: Wawa
Sports Role Model? LeBron James
What Was Your High School Mascot? Blue Eagle
Dunkin or Starbucks: Dunkin
Goal for 2016-17: National Champion