FRESHMAN (2023-24)
Kaleb Larkin is regarded by coaches as a phenomenal wrestler, unbelievable student, and an overall amazing person. In 2019, he was a NHSCA runner-up and Greco Nationals fourth-place finisher in Fargo. He earned a sixth-place finish at the '21 Junior World Team Trials Freestyle. Larkin has big goals in life, and will be a second-generation Sun Devil after his father, Eric, was a 4x All-American and the 2003 149lb national champion.
- Impressed in his rookie season across limited action, beating Zach Redding (Iowa State) and Brock Rogers (CSU Bakersfield)
- Began his college career in emphatic fashion against No. 9 Iowa State (1/5), pinning Zach Redding in :48 for the first dual victory of his career
- In November, Larkin won the 2023 Bill Farrell Memorial International, in which he became the youngest wrestler to win his bracket. At 20 years old, the freshman captured his first Senior-level international event and punched his ticket to the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials.
"The gym erupts in craziness!"
— Sun Devil Wrestling (@ASUWrestling) January 6, 2024
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Kaleb Larkin is regarded by coaches as a phenomenal wrestler, unbelievable student, and an overall amazing person. In 2019, he was a NHSCA runner-up and Greco Nationals fourth-place finisher in Fargo. He earned a sixth-place finish at the '21 Junior World Team Trials Freestyle. Larkin has big goals in life, and will be a second-generation Sun Devil after his father, Eric, was a 4x All-American and the 2003 149lb national champion.