Hall of Fame
Lofstedt remains the winningest wrestler in SOU history with a career mark of 156-19, also topping the record books in win percentage (.891) and pins (86). After placing second nationally as a freshman in 2009, he rattled off titles in '10, '12 and '13 and was named the NAIA National Tournament's Outstanding Wrestler as both a junior and a senior – going 76-3 with 53 wins by fall combined over those last two seasons. He pushed the Raiders to four second-place team finishes under head coach Mike Ritchey and was twice voted the Ad Rutschman Small College Male Athlete of the Year at the Oregon Sports Awards. His final national tournament run lasted just 9 minutes 11 seconds – the time it took him to pin all five of his opponents.
