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American wrestler (born 2004)
Antrell "Trelly" Taylor (born March 5, 2004) is an American folkstyle and freestyle wrestler that competes at 157 pounds for the Nebraska Cornhuskers .
Amateur wrestling career [ edit ]
Taylor attended Millard South High School in Omaha, Nebraska . He finished his high school career with a 177–8 record, becoming a three-time NSAA Class A state champion in the process.[ 1]
On National Signing Day in November 2020, Taylor committed to Mark Manning and the Nebraska Cornhuskers as the No. 6 ranked 160-pounder and the No. 18 overall ranked recruit in the 2022 class.[ 2]
Taylor began his career redshirting behind Peyton Robb and Nic Stoltenberg at 157 pounds.[ 3] On November 13, 2022, he made his collegiate debut at the 2022 Journeymen Collegiate Classic, finishing the tournament in fifth place. At the 2022 Navy Classic, Taylor claimed a fourth-place finish. Taylor would then win the 2022 Doane Open in December and the 2023 Worthington Open in January before making his dual meet debut against Purdue on February 4, 2023. He would lose to Kendall Coleman by a 3–6 decision. Taylor finished his redshirt season with a 4–5 (8–5) record. Taylor and Jacob Van Dee shared the honor of the Nebraska Wrestling Redshirt of the Year after the season.
Taylor beat Bubba Wilson, a two-time NCAA qualifier, in Nebraska's wrestle-offs to become the 165-pound starter after gaining weight in the offseason.[ 4] Taylor started the season with a seven-match win streak and an individual championship at the 2023 Navy Classic before losing to Giano Petrucelli during the 2023 Cliff Keen Invitational. On January 19, 2024, he won his first Big Ten dual match against Blaine Brenner of Minnesota . On February 9, Taylor upset Cameron Amine of Michigan in the first tiebreaker period.
Before the 2024–25 season, Taylor moved back down to 157 pounds.[ 5] Taylor began the season with individual championships at the 2024 Navy Classic and 2024 Cliff Keen Invitational.[ 6] On January 26, 2025, Taylor was rested in Nebraska's dual meet against Michigan State due to a lower-body injury.[ 7]
NCAA Division I Record
Res.
Record
Opponent
Score
Date
Event
End of 2025–2026 season (junior year)
End of 2024–2025 season (sophomore year)
2025 NCAA Championships TBD at 157 lbs
March 20–22, 2025
2025 NCAA Division I National Championships
2025 Big Ten Championships TBD at 157 lbs
March 8–9, 2025
2025 Big Ten Conference Championships
February 23, 2025
Nebraska - Purdue Dual
February 16, 2025
Indiana - Nebraska Dual
February 7, 2025
Nebraska - Iowa Dual
January 31, 2025
Wisconsin - Nebraska Dual
Win
41–17
Chase Saldate
Fall
January 24, 2025
Nebraska - Michigan Dual
Loss
40–17
Tyler Kasak
3–9
January 17, 2025
Penn State - Nebraska Dual
Win
40–16
Tommy Askey
SV–1 4–1
January 11, 2025
Minnesota - Nebraska Dual
Loss
39–16
Ryder Downey
SV–1 2–5
January 5, 2025
Nebraska - Northern Iowa Dual
Win
Cael Robb
TF 21–6
December 20, 2024
Nebraska-Kearney - Nebraska Dual
2024 Cliff Keen Invitational at 157 lbs
Win
39–15
Ryder Downey
4–3
December 6–7, 2024
2024 Cliff Keen Las Vagas Invitational
Win
38–15
Paddy Gallagher
SV–1 4–1
Win
37–15
Chase Saldate
15–11
Win
36–15
Colton Washleski
Fall
Win
35–15
Michael Kilic
MD 14–4
2024 Navy Classic at 157 lbs
Win
34–15
Ethan Stiles
SV–1 10–5
November 23, 2024
2024 Navy Classic
Win
33–15
Cade Wirnsberger
TF 20–5
Win
32–15
Tyler Badgett
TF 19–3
Win
31–15
Doug Terry
Fall
Win
30–15
Sonny Santiago
4–2
November 15, 2024
Nebraska - North Carolina Dual
Win
29–15
Seth Larson
Fall
Nebraska - Campbell Dual
Win
28–15
Ryker Fullmer
TF 20–4
November 8, 2024
Utah Valley - Nebraska Dual
Start of 2024–2025 season (sophomore year)
End of 2023–2024 season (freshman year)
2024 NCAA Championships 8th at 165 lbs
Loss
27–15
Peyton Hall
1–2
March 21–23, 2024
2024 NCAA Division I National Championships
Loss
27–14
Izzak Olejnik
0–2
Win
27–13
Giano Petrucelli
11–6
Loss
26–13
Keegan O'Toole
Fall
Win
26–12
Peyton Hall
11–9
Win
25–12
Holden Heller
MD 11–0
2024 Big Ten Championships 5th at 165 lbs
Win
24–12
Chris Moore
4–1
March 9–10, 2024
2024 Big Ten Conference Championships
Loss
23–12
Cameron Amine
TB–1 2–3
Loss
23–11
Dean Hamiti
Fall
Win
23–10
Caleb Fish
SV–1 8–5
Win
22–10
Maxx Mayfield
7–2
Win
21–10
Chance McLane
11–5
February 25, 2024
Nebraska - Arizona State Dual
Loss
20–10
Mitchell Mesenbrink
5–9
February 18, 2024
Nebraska - Penn State Dual
Win
20–9
Cameron Amine
TB–1 3–2
February 9, 2024
Michigan - Nebraska Dual
Win
19–9
Chris Moore
SV–1 4–1
February 4, 2024
Illinois - Nebraska Dual
Loss
18–9
Dean Hamiti
2–7
January 28, 2024
Nebraska - Wisconsin Dual
Win
18–8
Maxx Mayfield
SV–1 4–1
January 26, 2024
Nebraska - Northwestern Dual
Win
17–8
Stoney Buell
MD 14–6
January 21, 2024
Purdue - Nebraska Dual
Win
16–8
Blaine Brenner
8–2
January 19, 2024
Nebraska - Minnesota Dual
Loss
15–8
Michael Caliendo
3–8
January 12, 2024
Iowa - Nebraska Dual
Win
15–7
Robert Weston
6–3
January 6, 2024
Northern Iowa - Nebraska Dual
Win
14–7
Brett McIntosh
TF 22–5
Wyoming - Nebraska Dual
Win
13–7
Tanner Cook
7–1
December 16, 2023
South Dakota State - Nebraska Dual
2023 Cliff Keen Invitational DNP at 165 lbs
Loss
12–7
Stoney Buell
MD 1–12
December 1–2, 2023
2023 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
Win
12–6
Evan Yant
MD 11–3
Loss
11–6
Giano Petrucelli
9–12
Win
11–5
Connor Gaynor
8–5
2023 Navy Classic at 165 lbs
Win
10–5
Giano Petrucelli
10–3
November 18, 2023
2023 Navy Classic
Win
9–5
Garrett Thompson
10–3
Win
8–5
Aaron Ferguson
MD 11–1
Win
7–5
Daniel Patten
TF 17–2
Win
6–5
Domonic Baker
MD 22–10
November 10, 2023
Campbell - Nebraska Dual
Win
5–5
Brendan Howes
Fall
November 4, 2023
Nebraska - North Dakota State Dual
Start of 2023–2024 season (freshman year)
End of 2022–2023 season (redshirt year)
Loss
4–5
Kendall Coleman
3–6
February 4, 2023
Nebraska - Purdue Dual
2023 Worthington Open at 157 lbs
Win
4–4
Blaine Brenner
10–6
January 21, 2023
2023 Worthington Open
Win
Payton Handevidt
6–2
Win
Abraham Dirkx
MD 17–7
Win
Jett Thoreson
MD 14–6
2022 Doane Open at 157 lbs
Win
Peyten Kellar
MFOR
December 3, 2022
2022 Doane Conner/Oppenheim Open
Win
Tyson Johnson
TF 21–5
Win
Jovon Mitchell
MFOR
2022 Navy Classic 4th at 157 lbs
Loss
3–4
Peyten Kellar
Fall
November 19, 2022
2022 Navy Classic
Loss
3–3
Chase Saldate
Fall
Win
3–2
Nick Delp
6–5
Win
2–2
Andrew Cerniglia
10–7
2022 Journeymen Classic 5th at 157 lbs
Win
1–2
Cael Berg
5–3
November 13, 2022
2022 Journeymen Collegiate Classic
Loss
0–2
Anthony Artalona
Fall
Loss
0–1
Alejandro Herrera-Rondon
0–6
Start of 2022–2023 season (redshirt year)
Season
Year
School
Rank
Weigh Class
Record
Win
Bonus
2025
Sophomore
University of Nebraska–Lincoln
#7
157
14–2
87.50%
52.94%
2024
Freshman
#10 (8th)
165
23–10
69.70%
24.24%
2023
Redshirt
#19
157
4–5
44.44%
23.08%
Career
41–17
70.69%
31.98%
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