MANHEIM, Pa. – The National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) announced the recipients of the 2025 NCAA DII Men's Scholar All-American Awards Monday and six Minnesota State student-athletes made the list, including junior Chase Beckett (133 lbs), redshirt-sophomore Walker Bents (149 lbs), freshman Colton Hush (141 lbs), junior Kole Marko (165 lbs), junior Isaiah Mlsna (149 lbs), and junior Caleb Meunier (157 lbs).
 
These exceptional student-athletes have excelled both on the mat and in the classroom, meeting one of the following criteria: 

• All-American at the 2025 NCAA DII National Championships and 3.00 GPA
• National Qualifier to the 2025 NCAA DII National Championships and 3.25 GPA
• Competed in 4 or more events and 3.5 GPA

 
Beckett earns the award for the second straight season, majoring in Construction Management at Minnesota State. Beckett went 17-11 overall, including 7-6 in duals with five falls, one tech fall and five wins by major decision.
 
Bents (Exercise Science) finished the season 24-11 overall, including 6-4 in duals with six wins by fall, three tech falls and five wins by major decision.
 
Hush (Construction Management) qualified for the NCAA Championships and closed out the year 25-11, including 4-4 in duals with nine wins by fall, two tech falls and three major decisions. He was named NSIC Wrestling Rookie of the Year.
 
Marko (Finance) went 19-8 overall and was named NWCA Scholar All-America for the third time, including 10-3 in duals for the Mavericks. He earned four wins by fall, one win by tech fall and six wins by major decision.
 
Mlsna (Management) collected his third NWCA Scholar All-America accolade after finishing 16-7 overall (2-1 duals) with two wins by fall, one win by tech fall and four wins by major decision.
 
Meunier (Construction Management) placed fifth at the NCAA Championships, cementing his All-American status. Meunier takes in NWCA Scholar All-America honors for the second time. He closed out the spring 32-9 overall, including 10-3 in duals with 10 wins by fall, six by tech fall and six by major decision.