Daton Fix

Daton Fix is a decorated collegiate and international wrestler known for his consistent podium finishes and leadership within his sport. After becoming a Junior World Champion in 2017, sweeping opponents with a combined score of 53–1, Daton Fix went on to establish an exceptional collegiate and international wrestling career. Prior to this, he maintained an undefeated 168-0 high school wrestling record, securing four state titles and multiple US national championships in folkstyle. Fix consistently medaled on the global stage, earning a silver at the 2014 Youth Olympics, bronze at Cadet Worlds in 2015, and bronze at Junior Worlds in 2016.

In 2017, he was also recognized with the national Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award. He committed to Oklahoma State University as the nation’s top recruit in November 2016, where he became a Reno Tournament champion as a redshirt athlete in 2017. As a redshirt freshman during the 2018-19 season at Oklahoma State, Fix finished as the nation’s top-ranked 133-pound wrestler, achieving an impressive 34-2 record. During this period, he secured victories at the OCU Open, Reno Tournament of Champions, and Southern Scuffle.

Fix made history in 2024 by becoming the first five-time Big 12 conference champion in league and program history, as well as the first and only five-time All-American ever at OSU. His consistent top placements across both collegiate and international wrestling underscore his elite performance and dedication to the sport.