MANHEIM, Pa. – The National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) has recognized Arcadia University wrestlers Jacob Blair and Logan Flynn as 2026 NCAA Division III Scholar All-Americans. This prestigious honor is awarded to student-athletes who excel both on the mat and in the classroom while meeting rigorous academic and athletic criteria.

To qualify for this recognition, wrestlers must achieve one of the following athletic benchmarks: place in the top eight at their respective regional tournament or maintain a win percentage above 66% with at least 15 matches competed. Academically, recipients must hold a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or higher or maintain at least a 3.2 GPA over their last two semesters.

Blair, who recently concluded his standout collegiate career, placed second at the NCAA Regional Championships at 133 pounds. He qualified for the NCAA Championships, becoming the first wrestler in program history to do so, and finished the season with an impressive 30-5 record.

Flynn captured Arcadia's first-ever regional championship at 285 pounds to earn his berth at nationals. During the season, Flynn also recorded his 100th career collegiate victory and concluded the year with a 34-3 record.

Both Blair and Flynn demonstrated excellence throughout the season while maintaining strong academic performance, earning their place among the nation's top scholar-athletes.

"The NWCA is proud to honor these outstanding individuals who demonstrate excellence on the mat and in the classroom as well," said NWCA Executive Director Mike Moyer.

Blair and Flynn's recognition marks another milestone for the Arcadia wrestling program as it continues to build a legacy of success both athletically and academically.

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