COLBY, Kan. – The Kansas Jayhawk Community College (KJCCC) recognizes Barton Community College wrestler Jordan Noble and Labette Community College wrestler Michael Corbbrey for their performances during week two of the 2026-27 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) men’s wrestling season.
Wrestling in the 133-pound weight class for the Cougars at the Carl Albert State College Viking Open in Poteau, Oklahoma, Noble went 5-1 to earn third place while winning all five of his matches over collegiate wrestlers. The lone loss for Noble was against unattached wrestler Aydan Thomas in his opening match before reeling off wins over Luke Stinson (Murray State College), Isaiah Dudley (University of the Ozarks, Arkansas), Landon Smith (Williams Baptist), Michael Brennan (Ouachita Baptist), and Chris Lawson (Carl Albert State). Two of the five wins for Noble came by fall, in addition to a forfeit victory in the consolation semifinals and a 6-3 decision in the third-place match.
Corbbrey wrestled in just one match for Labette last week as part of a dual meet with Northern Oklahoma-Tonkawa, a dual in which the Cardinals won by a score of 34-9. Corbbrey wrestled in the second match of the dual at 133 pounds, earning a first period fall over Bobby Andrade to put the Cardinals up 11-0. The fall was one of three wins by fall in the dual for the Cardinals, with Labette earning bonus-point victories in six of the 10 contested matches.
To qualify for a top performance, a wrestler must finish in the top five of their bracket in an open tournament, defeat an NJCAA Nationally Ranked Opponent, or have a significant win in a dual that helped their team within the team scoring as part of a team dual victory. Each school is required to submit its top performances each week to be recognized by the KJCCC as having a wrestling top performance from the prior week.
