Daschle Lamer

Daschle Lamer, Northern Colorado, 174 pounds, 011223

Photo by: Eyasu Betwos

Photo by: Eyasu Betwos

Height:
6-1
Weight:
174
Class:
Freshman
Hometown:
Corvallis, OR
High School:
Crescent Valley HS

Record entering 2024-25 season: Overall: 9-4; Duals: 3-1

2023-24-- Compiled a 9-4 record, notably earning 1 win by major decision, 3 by decision, and 3 by technical fall... Won first at the Roadrunner Open (against John Philips, Cal Baptist)...

Prep -- Four-time state champion while wrestling for Crescent Valley High (Corvallis, Ore.) ... won titles at 120 pounds in 2020, 152 in 2021, 160 in 2022 and 170 in 2023 ... part of three Oregon state champion teams ... awarded Most Outstanding Wrestler at state championships ... No. 2-ranked prospect in the class of 2023 ... as a senior won the 170-pound title at the Doc Buchanan Invitational ... placed first at 165 pounds at 2022 Reno Tournament of Champions ... runner-up at Super 32 ... posted a 118-14 overall record in high school ... team captain.

Personal -- Born in Iowa City, Iowa ... son of Chad and Ann Lamer ... has four brothers, Justice, Brawley, Legend and Chance ... Justice ran cross country and track at Montana State (2016-19) ... Brawley recently wrapped up his wrestling career at Cal Poly (2017-23) and is currently the director of operations ... Legend is a redshirt junior on the Cal Poly wrestling team ... Chance is a redshirt sophomore on the Cal Poly wrestling team ... dad wrestled at South Dakota State (1991-96), where he was a three-time Division II national champion ... mom ran cross country and track at South Dakota State (1989-94), where she was a 10,000-meter national champion and six-time All-American ... majoring in Kinesiology with hopes of becoming a chiropractor and taking over his dad's business one day ... loves playing disc golf, being outdoors and spending time with family ... also visited Michigan, Stanford and Cal Baptist, but chose Cal Poly due to the coaching staff and because "it felt like home when I stepped onto campus" ... says his brothers have had biggest impact on his athletic career because "they are the reason why I joined wrestling in the first place, and they have shown me how to be a great student, athlete and human."