The Carlisle, Pennsylvania native was a four time state place winner and Pennsylvania state champion for Boiling Springs high school. When it came time for college, Myers decided to stay in state joining then head coach Tim Flynn and the Edinboro Fighting Scotts. At Edinboro, Myers was a two time EWL champion and two time NCAA qualifier. Myers left Edinboro with an overall record of 74-34 and was the 14th seed at the NCAA championships his sophomore year. Myers transferred to Virginia Tech following the departure of Edinboros coaching staff to West Virginia.
2022-23 NCAA 133-Pound Preseason Preview: Will RBY Win 3rd Straight Title?
Jul 31, 2022
133-pounds during the 2022-23 season will be incredible! The story lines are endless…Roman Bravo-Young coming back to attempt to win his third-straight NCAA title. Daton Fix looking to win his first NCAA title after finishing runner-up THREE TIMES. Will anyone get in the way of another rematch between Fix and RBY in the NCAA finals?
Battle-Tested: 2022 133-Pound NCAA Championship Preview
Mar 14, 2022
Brackets | Rankings | Additional Previews: 125, 141, 149, 157, 165, 174, 184, 197, 285
Expect Chaos In Charlottesville: ACC Preview & Predictions
Mar 4, 2022
Nearly two-thirds of the starters in the ACC will be headed to Detroit. In other words, this conference has an extremely high concentration of talent, and every match will matter.
2022 Title Contenders: 133 Pounds
Jul 12, 2021
Lucky for fans but unfortunately for the field at 133 lbs, both finalists from this past year are returning. Roman Bravo-Young and Daton Fix have separated themselves from the field, so is there anyone else that could immerge as a title contender at the second to lightest weight class?
NCAA 133-Pound Preview: A Daton Fix - Roman Bravo-Young Collision Course
Mar 16, 2021
I can’t guarantee anything about the 2021 NCAA Championships except that no one will be taking it for granted after what happened last year. Let’s all count our blessings that we get to watch three days of excellent college wrestling.
