Graduate Student (2025-26)
- Qualified for second-straight NCAA Championships, named No. 10 seed of the HWT division.
- Placed third at Big 12 Championship, went 3-1 with a pair of wins over No. 5 seed Juan Mora (Oklahoma) which included a win by fall (2:37) to secure third-place.
- Named No. 4 seed of Big 12 Championship HWT division.
- Went into postseason scorching hot as a winner of nine bouts in a row not counting a match limit at the Cyclone Open
- Upset Lehigh’s then-No. 5 Nathan Taylor, the largest upset win of his five-year career on Feb. 21
- Sealed an 18-17 ranked dual-win over No. 22 Cornell with a 7-2 Dec. over Cash Henderson on Jan. 31
- Placed fourth at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (HWT) on Dec. 13, 2025
- Notched 11 bonus point wins
- Holds the fastest fall of the season for the Sun Devils with a :28 pin over Davidson’s DJ Spring at the MSU Open on Nov. 8
Before ASU (Rider)
2024-25
- Compiled a 68-37 career record after four seasons at Rider University.
- Qualified for the NCAA Championships and got a win in the opening round.
- Won the MAC Championship at 285 lbs, securing the automatic bid for NCAAs, going 12-1 as a senior.
2022-23
- Posted a career-best 21-13 record, including a 5th-place finish at the MAC Championships.
- Went 8-6 in dual,s including a 5-2 record in the MAC
- Named NWCA Scholar All-American and MAC Scholar Athlete
2021-22 - Posted a 17-13 overall record, including a dual mark of 7-7 and 5-3 in MAC duals at heavyweight
- Won six matches by fall
- Finished 5th at MAC Championships
- Took 3rd at the Keystone Classic
- Earned a win by fall over North Carolina State’s #45 Deonte Wilson at the Southern Scuffle
High School - Earned the 2021 New Jersey State Championship at 285 lbs. with a pin of current Rutgers wrestler John O’Donnell of Toms River North at 1:15
- Was runner-up in 2020 at 195 lbs
- Also, a three-year letter winner in football.
Personal - Married to Kayle Rose Szuba
- Has two children, Rose and Luke
- The son of Shanna and Benjamin Szuba
- Has two older brothers, Justin and Nathan, three younger brothers – Benjamin, Caleb and Seth, and two younger sisters, Abigail and Shanna Rose
- Brother, Justin, played football at Monmouth, earning Academic All-American