Ty Bisek
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- Height:
- 5-10
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- Weight:
- 133
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- Hometown:
- New London, Minn.
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- Year:
- So.
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- High School:
- New London-Spicer
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- Major:
- Finance
Bio
Personal: Participated in Wrestling, Track & Field and Cross Country at New London-Spicer HS...son of Ann and Matt
My favorite professional sports team: Minnesota Lynx
My favorite pro athlete when I was growing up: Bartolo Colón
News mentions
Ty Bisek capped off his stellar sophomore season by finishing sixth at 133 at the national championship meet and became the 27th NCAA All-American in the history of the program.
Ty Bisek won four straight matches on the consolation side of the bracket to finish in third place and earn his first-ever national meet appearance. He was one of seven Cobber place winners, and helped CC finish in sixth place in the team standings.
The Cobbers are primed and ready for their biggest challenge of the year when they participate at the NCAA Upper Midwest Regional.
Senior Gabe Zierden led Concordia on the opening day of the Upper Midwest Regional Meet held at Concordia University in Mequon, Wis. Zierden is one of seven Cobber wrestlers still alive for a shot at the national meet.
#24 Concordia and #2 Augsburg combined for seven pins in their dual match in Minneapolis. Ty Bisek and Cade Lundeen got the pins for CC but it wasn't enough as they lost 40-12.
Concordia took time out from stock-piling impressive regional results to completely shut down Jamestown in a dual meet. The Cobbers won all seven contested matches against the Jimmies and put up a 50-0 beat down in Jamestown.
For the second time in three weekends, the Cobbers went to the Land of Lincoln and posted some eye-opening regional results.
It was a 629-mile road trip to Illinois for the Cobbers in their first multi-team invitational of 2023, but the results were well worth the bus miles. Concordia had eight wrestlers post Top 6 finishes at the Elmhurst Al Hanke Invitational which helped the team place second in the 18-team meet.
No.25-ranked Concordia led Division II nationally-ranked Northern State after the first five matches, but then the Wolvers were able to come through with a late-meet surge and grab a 29-13 victory.
Concordia entered the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) national rankings for the first time this season. The Cobbers are currently ranked 25th in the latest NWCA Division III Dual rankings.
Concordia won 23 individual matches in their four duals at the Kalahari Duals Meet, and 22 of those victories came via the bonus point variety.
Concordia split their two dual matches at the University of Mary Triangular Meet. The Cobbers beat Dickinson State 39-9, and then fell 41-3 to the No.8-ranked Marauders.
Sophomore Ty Bisek earned his second individual tournament title of the season and led a group of eight Cobber wrestlers who all posted Top 5 finishes at the Augsburg Invitational.
Ayden Friese won the first match, and Gabe Zierden claimed the victory in the final match as Concordia beat crosstown rival MSU Moorhead for the 11th time in the last 12 outings.
Concordia had four individuals win weight-class championships, and had four others post Top 3 finishes at the season-opening Jimmie Open.