Ethan Kremer
Colorado Mines, 184 pounds, Division II. 2024–25: 3–5, ranked 70th at 184 by Elo rating.
2024–25 at Colorado Mines
| Record | Falls | Tech falls | Majors | Bonus | Vs top 20 | Elo | Glicko-2 | RPI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3–5 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 67% | 1–1 | 1461 | 1467±294 | .483 |
Match log
| Result | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 23 | L | Fort Hays State |
Dec 8-2 | Younes Hospitality Open Cons R2 |
| Jan 4 | L | Belmont Abbey |
Dec 10-8 | Belmont Abbey vs Colorado Mines |
| Feb 2 | W | New Mexico Highlands |
Fall 1:21 | Colorado Mines vs New Mexico Highlands |
| Feb 7 | W | Colorado Mesa |
MD 13-4 | Colorado Mesa vs Colorado Mines |
| Feb 12 | L | Simon Fraser |
Dec 8-5 | Colorado Mines vs Simon Fraser |
| Feb 16 | L | Teammate, so it doesn’t count toward the record |
Fall | Rocky Mountain Collegiate Open QF |
| Feb 16 | W | Western Colorado |
Dec 12-10 | Rocky Mountain Collegiate Open R1 |
| Mar 1 | L | CSU Pueblo |
Fall 4:36 | NCAA Super Region VI |
| Mar 1 | L | Fort Hays State |
Fall 2:50 | NCAA Super Region VI Championship Cons R3 |
Best wins
- 16Jason BynarowiczColorado Mesa, MD 13-4, Feb 71645
- 94Michael SantosNew Mexico Highlands, Fall 1:21, Feb 21290
Ordered by the opponent’s Elo at the end of 2024–25; the number on the left is their rank.
How the wins came
Fall 1Tech fall 0Major 1Decision 1
Losses by decision (3), fall (2).