In a significant development for the Bellarmine University wrestling program, Grant Anderson, a standout from Jesuit High School, has committed to joining the Knights' Division I wrestling team. Anderson's decision is a testament to his dedication and skill on the mat, as well as Bellarmine's growing reputation in collegiate wrestling.

Grant Anderson, a senior at Jesuit High School, has garnered attention in the wrestling community for his impressive performances. His commitment to Bellarmine University marks a pivotal moment in his wrestling career and underscores the university's commitment to developing a competitive wrestling program. Jesuit Head Coach Chris Carlino expressed excitement about Anderson's decision, stating, "We are all very excited to see Grant extend his wrestling career to the next level. I look forward to seeing him compete at the NCAA championships one day." Jesuit Assistant Coach Matt Sanchez, a former two-time Division I All-American, also praised Anderson's choice, saying, "I think Bellarmine U is a great choice for Grant. I think he will excel at the Division I level."

Bellarmine University, a Catholic private school in Louisville, KY, boasts a rich history of athletic excellence and recently elevated its athletics program to the Division I level by joining the Southern Conference. This move makes Bellarmine the first Division I wrestling program in Kentucky in over 30 years. Under the guidance of head coach Ned Shuck, the Bellarmine wrestling program has become an attractive destination for student-athletes seeking to excel both athletically and academically.

Anderson's commitment to Bellarmine University's Division I wrestling program reflects his talent and dedication to the sport. As he embarks on this new chapter in his wrestling career, Anderson is poised to make a significant impact on the Knights' wrestling team, contributing to its continued success.