| YEAR | WEIGHT | OVERALL RECORD | DI RECORD | DUAL RECORD | FALLS | TECH FALLS | MAJOR DECISIONS | CONF FINISH | NCAA FINISH |
| 2024-25* | 197 | 2-3 | 2-3 | 2-3 | 0 | 0 | 2 | N/A | N/A |
| 2025-26 | 184 | 36-2 | 33-2 | 18-1 | 7 | 14 | 3 | 1st | 3rd, AA |
| CAREER | 38-5 | 35-5 | 20-4 | 7 | 14 | 5 |
*Redshirt season // Freshmen can count up to five attached dates
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CAREER HONORS
- 2026 NCAA All-American (Third Place)
- 2026 Big 12 Champion (184)
- 2026 Soldier Salute Champion (184)
- 2025-26 First Team All-Big 12
- 2026 NWCA Scholar All-American
- 2026 Academic All-Big 12
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2025-26)
- NCAA All-American (Third place, 184 pounds)
- Big 12 Champion (184 pounds)
- Soldier Salute Champion (184 pounds)
- Tiger Style Invite Champion (184 pounds)
- First Team All-Big 12
- NWCA Scholar All-American
- Academic All-Big 12
- Ben Askren Most Falls Team Award
- Most Outstanding Freshman Team Award
- Ed Lampitt Total Tiger Team Award
- Totaled a 36-2 record in his first season in the starting lineup and was 18-1 in dual matches
- Held a 26-match win streak from Nov. 15 to March 20, including a stretch from Dec. 14 to March 6 where just two matches were decided by decisions
- His 14 technical falls rank first in program history in a single season
- Totaled 24 bonus-point wins for a 65.7% bonus rate
- Became Tiger Style's 26th Big 12 Champion in program history and its 52nd wrestler to become an NCAA All-American
- With his third-place finish in his first national tournament, Sinclair became the Tigers' first freshman All-American since 2021, when there were two. Both Keegan O'Toole (third place - 165) and Rocky Elam (fifth place - 197)
- Went 4-0 at the Tiger Style Invite (184) with a pin and two tech falls to place first
- Was 4-1 at the National Duals Invitational, defeating No. 1-ranked and eventual National Champion Max McEnelly (Minnesota) 6-3
- Secured the Soldier Salute title with a 4-0 performance that included a pin and three technical falls
- Accumulated 19 ranked wins throughout the season, including his last four wins of the season, to place third at the NCAA tournament
- Had a stretch of seven consecutive ranked opponents, going 6-1 with a major decision and technical fall
- Earned his first Big 12 title at 184 pounds behind a 4-0 performance at the Big 12 Championship that included two technical falls
- His Big 12 title automatically qualified Sinclair for his first NCAA Championship
- Went 5-1 in his first NCAA tournament as the No. 2 seed with a tech fall and two major decisions
REDSHIRT SEASON (2024-25)
- Was 2-3 in attached matches during his redshirt season, 8-4 overall
- Earned his first collegiate dual win at Northern Colorado (Nov. 2) against Franklin Cruz at 197 pounds by major decision, 19-11
- Upset No. 10 Danny Braunagel at 197 pounds by a 16-7 major decision at Illinois (Nov. 21)
- Placed second at the Soldier Salute (Dec. 29) wrestling unattached and going 3-1 with a technical fall and a major
- Wrestled unattached at 184 pounds and picked up a fall and two decisions to go undefeated at the Mat Town Open-II (Feb. 16)
BEFORE MIZZOU
- No. 1 ranked 2024 recruit at 190 pounds on FloWrestling and MatScout Big Board, and fourth and third overall, respectively
- Three-time Wisconsin state champion
- Four-time conference champion
- Went 82-0 over his final two seasons including a 37-0 senior year, all bonus-point wins
- Super 32 Champion, Fargo Champion and WNO Champion
- U17 Team USA Member
- Winner of the Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award for the nation, Mizzou's first wrestler to win the national honor
- Product of Askren Wrestling Academy
- Chose Mizzou over Penn State, Iowa, Stanford and Cornell
Personal
- Full Name: Aeoden James Sinclair
- Birthdate: January 6, 2006
- Son of Michael Sinclair and Abigail Young
- Brother to Elana Sinclair
- Majoring in Business
Sinclair on choosing Tiger Style
"My power is not my influence; my power is the ability to not be influenced. I didn't want to follow the crowd or go where people thought I should. I chose the program that I felt gave me the best opportunity to beat the other guys."