Cody Todd
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- Weight:
- 184
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- Hometown:
- Billings, MT
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- Year:
- FR
News mentions
The Northwest College wrestling team took another important step in the rebuilding of its program over the weekend in Sterling, Colorado, finishing second as a team at the Plains District Championships on Saturday and qualifying six individuals to the NJCAA National Championships in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Top talent from across the nation made its way to Powell on Friday and Saturday to take part in the 24th annual Apodaca Duals — where Ryker Blackburn was named the Apodaca Award winner, the No. 7-ranked Trappers battled with top 15 teams and Brady Lowry made his long-anticipated return to the mat.
Making its way to Miami, Oklahoma, the No. 7-ranked Northwest College wrestling team came up against top competition at the NJCAA National Duals on Friday and Saturday — finishing 4-2 at the premier event.
One final match before the winter break brought an intriguing top-10 matchup for the No. 9-ranked Northwest College wrestling team, which dropped a tough contest against No. 2-ranked Western Wyoming 33-14 in Rock Springs.
After heading into the weekend expecting to drop a pair of duals in Great Falls due to injuries and illness, the No. 9-ranked Northwest College wrestling team pushed through for a pair of dual wins 36-18 over No. 15 Snow College and 34-23 over Dickinson State on Friday.
Northwest College wrestling coach Jim Zeigler is putting the health of his wrestlers above the team record.
Northwest wrestling went back on the road this past week, heading to Sterling, Colorado, where the No. 17-ranked Trappers split a pair of duals — losing to NCAA Division II school Chadron State 31-18 before defeating hosts No. 11-ranked Northeastern Junior College 30-20.
Starting its season on the road for the next two months the No. 17-ranked Trapper wrestling team made its way to Rock Springs to take on No. 4-ranked Northwest Kansas Tech and walked away with a 28-21 victory.
Northwest College hosted the Joe Mickelson Memorial Wrestling open on Saturday to open its season — with Bobur Birdiyorov and Aziz Fayzullaev claiming championships in their respective classes.
Heading into the 2022-23 wrestling season, Northwest wrestling is hoping to continue rebuilding as a program after a couple of years decimated by the COVID-19 pandemic.