Mon Valley Pipeline: Hartman ranked 15th as EIWA championships loom
February 27, 2020

Mon Valley Pipeline: Hartman ranked 15th as EIWA championships loom

By Mon Valley Independent

By the Mon Valley Independent

Belle Vernon Area graduate Zach Hartman sits at No. 15 in the 165-pound weight class according to Intermat’s NCAA Division 1 rankings.

Hartman and Bucknell are currently preparing for the EIWA championships beginning March 6 in Bethlehem, Pa.

Hartman is 24-7 overall this season with a 13-1 record in duals and a 9-1 record in conference duals.

He leads the Bison with eight wins by pinfall. Just a sophomore, he holds a career record of 52-16 during his time at Bucknell.

Zach’s older brother Mitch, a senior, is 16-11 overall this season for the Bison.

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