2017-18: Tallied a 3-2 overall record at 157 pounds … Defeated Adam Wihelm (Coast Guard) … Defeated Juan Vernaza (Southern Maine) … Defeated Matt Pangle (Messiah)

2016-17: Grapped to an 8-9 record (7-4 in duals) at the 165-lb. weight class ... won via fall (0:31) against American International's Ian Frament on Nov. 6 ... claimed a 9-2 decision over Buffalo's Ryan Therrien at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic (Nov. 13) ... majored NYU's Troy Edwards, 13-4, on Dec. 2 ... earned a 7-2 win versus John Falzarano of Nassau Community College on Dec. 10 ... scored a 14-3 major decision against Kutztown's Connor Rogovich on Dec. 18 ... won a hard-fought 6-2 decision over Seton Hill's Tanner Druck on Jan. 4 ... majored Blake Cohen of East Stroudsburg, 12-1, and teched Michael Wright of Duke, 17-1, on Jan. 8.

2015-16: Compiled an 18-19 record as the team's primary 165-lb. wrestler ... won seven bouts via pinfall and seven via major decision ... made an appearance at No. 6 in the D2Wrestle.com Super Region I 165-lb. rankings ... majored Penn College of Technology's Tanner Leid (12-0) and Scranton's Zach D'Apolito (11-0) at the Monarch Invitational (Nov. 7) ... pinned Gray Garber of Shippensburg in 3:32 on Nov. 11 ... won via pinfall over Mike Maye (4:30) of USMMA and Kaydon Newton (4:38) of Niagara C.C. for an eighth-place showing at the New York State Intercollegiate Championships (Nov. 22) ... finished fourth at the Dragon Open (Dec. 5) ... won a 7-4 decision versus East Stroudsburg's Josh Deutel on Jan. 9 ... majored American International's Christopher Hunter by a 12-4 count on Jan. 21 ... pinned Southern Maine's Matthew Wheeler in 0:57 on Feb. 13 ... secured a 14-4 major decision against NYU's Dylan Lojac on Feb. 18.

2014-15: Wrestled at 149 lbs. before becoming the team's main 165-lb. grappler ... posted a 7-16 overall record, with four wins in dual-meet competition ... claimed his first collegiate victory by a 7-2 sudden-victory decision over Dariyan Riley of Nassau C.C. at the Long Island Open (Jan. 3) ... defeated teammate Corey Ashe by a 15-8 decision in wrestlebacks at the Long Island Open, eventually earning a fourth-place finish.

Prior to LIU Post: Wrestled for four years with head coach Greg McCoy at Amityville ... 2014 League Champion and Sectional Runner-Up ... finished his four-year career with a 76-34 record including going 39-5 in his senior season ... also played football for the Warriors.

Personal: Parents are Eduardo Ramirez, Sr. and Kristen Ramirez ... has two sisters, Tamara and Jocelyn ... enjoys weight training, movies and video games ... lists Cael Sanderson as his favorite athlete and his father as the person he most admires ... plans to pursue a career in technology ... majoring in information management with a minor in game design.