State runner-up wrestler commits to major college program
Hohman announced the commitment on social media on Saturday, April 19.
The Grove City standout medaled in the 2025 PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships for Second Place in the 145 lbs weight class in March.
Hohman is a three-time PIAA State Medalist throughout his high school career. He also earned placements as a Fargo All-American and Powerade All-American.
This past season posted a record of 47-3 and owns a career record of 121-23.
Bucknell is a Division I program that competes in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA).
The Bison had five individual wrestlers qualify for the 2025 NCAA Championships. Bucknell as a team finished 5-12 on the season and fifth at the EIWA Championships.
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