| YEAR | WEIGHT | OVERALL RECORD | DI RECORD | DUAL RECORD | FALLS | TECH FALLS | MAJOR DECISIONS | CONF FINISH | NCAA FINISH |
| 2024-25* | 125 | 8-4 | 8-4 | 0-0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | N/A | N/A |
| 2025-26 | 125 | 23-16 | 21-16 | 10-9 | 3 | 2 | 5 | 7th | DNP |
| CAREER | 31-20 | 29-20 | 10-9 | 5 | 2 | 6 |
*Redshirt season // Freshmen can count up to five attached dates
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CAREER HONORS
- 2026 NCAA Qualifer (125)
- 2026 Soldier Salute Champion (125)
- 2025-26 Second Team All-Big 12
- NWCA Scholar All-American
- Academic All-Big 12
- 2025-26 Team Iron Man Award
REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2025-26)
- 2026 NCAA Qualifier (No. 32 seed, 125 pounds)
- Seventh Place at Big 12 Championship (125 pounds)
- Soldier Salute Champion (125 pounds)
- Second Team All-Big 12
- NWCA Scholar All-American
- Academic All-Big 12
- Iron Man Team Award
- Finished his first season in the starting lineup with a record of 23-16, seven matches above .500
- Tallied ten wins by bonus points, including five major decisions
- Competed in nearly 20 duals as Tiger Style’s starting 125-pounder, accumulating a record of 10-9 in his first full season in the role
- One of five Tigers to secure 20 or more wins
- Ranked as high as No. 22 in the country at 125 pounds by both InterMat and the NCAA
- Was the runner-up at the Tiger Style Invite (125), going 3-1
- Secured back-to-back pins at National Duals against Tyson Roach (Little Rock) and No. 20 Diego Sotelo (Michigan) to kick off two dual wins for Mizzou
- Earned fourth at Cougar Clash (125) with a 2-2 record and wins over two Illinois wrestlers
- Went 4-0 to win the Soldier Salute Championship at 125 pounds, the first individual champion for the Tigers in the event's history
- Defeated No. 13 Kysen Terukina of North Carolina in the Soldier Salute Final, marking the highest-ranked win of his career
- In his first postseason appearance, he finished in seventh place at the Big 12 Championships after a 3-2 weekend
- Earned an at-large bid at 125 pounds to his first NCAA Championships
- During the NCAA tournament, he won his pigtail bout against Jace Schafer of Bloomsburg before closing out the event with a record of 1-2
- Picked up four wins over ranked opponents, and won three matches by fall, all coming in the first period
REDSHIRT SEASON (2024-25)
- Missouri Valley Open Champion (125)
- Finished his redshirt season with an 8-4 record in attached matches, but an impressive 19-6 overall
- Competed in the Tiger Style Invite (Nov. 9) and earned a major decision over Maryland’s Presden Sanchez
- Went 4-2 at the Cougar Clash (Dec. 7) and placed fifth
- Made a run at Reno TOC (Dec. 22), placing second with a 4-1 record while wrestling unattached
- Runner-up at the Soldier Salute (Dec. 29), losing in the final with a last-second takedown by No. 14 Kysen Terukina (Iowa State)
- His near defeat of Terukina was enough to be ranked No. 33 at 125 pounds by FloWrestling (Dec. 30)
- Wrestled unattached at the Cyclone Open (Jan. 19), going 3-1 and securing fifth place
- Earned the 125-pound title at the Missouri Valley Open with four consecutive wins, wrestling unattached
- Closed the season on a high note with seven consecutive victories, marking his longest win streak of the year
BEFORE MIZZOU
- Ranked the 68th overall recruit in the 2024 class on the FloWrestling Big Board and 15th at 120 pounds
- First-ever five-time Fargo Champion from Idaho
- Four-time Idaho State Champion
- A Triple Crown Winner in 2021 and 2022, which requires a wrestler to win USA Wrestling titles in freestyle, folkstyle, and Greco, in their age group in the same season
- Mauger was the first wrestler to win a triple crown in both the cadet and junior levels
- Wrestled for National Team Idaho for three years and in the All-Star Dual against Utah
- Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award winner for Idaho
- Chose Mizzou over N.C. State, Purdue, Oregon State and Northern Colorado
Personal
- Full Name: Mack Ladd Mauger
- Birthdate: May 24, 2005
- Son of Ladd and Valeigha Mauger
- Brother to Myles, Maizlee and Mya
- Cousin Kase Mauger wrestles for Utah Valley
- Undecided major
Mauger on choosing Tiger Style
"I think the coaches can help me be the best. I love the culture of the wrestling team and will have great partners."