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Junior Hodge Trophy
The Junior Dan Hodge Trophy is named after the former Oklahoma national champion and presented annually to the nation’s best high school wrestler by the Resilite and Wrestling Insider Newsmagazine.

Dan Hodge
The award is named after Dan Hodge, the former three-time University of Oklahoma national champion (1955-57) who never allowed a takedown in his college career. He also pinned 36 of his 46 victims.
All-Time Junior Hodge Trophy Winners
Year | Name | School |
2022 | Nick Feldman | Malvern Prep (Pa.) |
2021 | Jesse Mendez | Crown Point (Ind.) |
2020 | Keegan O’Toole | Arrowhead (Hartland, Wisc.) |
2019 | Andrew Alirez | Greeley Central (Colo.) |
2018 | Gable Steveson | Apple Valley (Minn.) |
2017 | Daton Fix | Sand Springs (Okla.) |
2016 | Mark Hall | Apple Valley (Minn.) |
2015 | Zahid Valencia | St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) |
2014 | Chance Marsteller | Kennard-Dale (Fawn Grove, Pa.) |
2013 | Bo Jordan | Graham (St. Paris, Ohio) |
2012 | Jordan Rogers | Mead (Spokane, Wash.) |
2011 | Logan Storley | Webster (S.D.) |
2010 | Logan Stieber | Monroeville (Ohio) |
2009 | Chris Perry | Stillwater (Oklahoma) |
2008 | Jason Welch | Las Lomas (Walnut Creek, Calif.) |
2007 | Cody Gardner | Christianburg, Va. |
2006 | David Craig | Brandon (Florida) |
2005 | Troy Nickerson | Chenango Forks (New York) |
2004 | Jeff Jaggers | St. Peter Chanel (Bedford, Ohio) |
2003 | Mark Perry | Blair Academy (Blairstown, N.J.) |
2002 | Teyon Ware | Edmond North (Oklahoma) |
2001 | Steve Mocco | Blair Academy (Blairstown, N.J.) |
2000 | Jesse Jantzen | Shoreham Wading River (New York) |
1999 | Damion Hahn | Lakewood (New Jersey) |
1998 | Shane Roller | Bixby (Oklahoma) |