LANCASTER, Pa. – James Conway has had a spectacular senior season to date with Franklin & Marshall's first-ever individual titles at both the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational and David H. Lehman F&M Open. That comes in addition to being the Diplomats' only individual champion at the Keystone Classic – an event he won for the second time earlier this season.

On Wednesday, the NCAA released its first Awards Standings leaders and Conway was leading all Division I wrestlers with 10 technical falls in addition to his Division I-leading total of 24 wins. Conway has amassed those 10 technical falls in 58 minutes and 32 seconds.

Conway is outscoring his opponents 341-86 this season, making for an average of over 13 points per match while giving up less than four on average. Of his 86 points conceded, over half of those have come via escapes following his takedown. Conway currently has 70 takedowns which is tied for the most among all Division I wrestlers with Missouri's Aeoden Sinclair who also wrestles at 184 lbs.

Conway is the consensus No. 7-ranked wrestler at 184 lbs. across multiple services. The senior captain has recorded bonus points during 17 of his 24 matches with four pins and three major decisions in addition to his national lead in technical falls. Seven of his wins have come across nationally-ranked wrestlers, including a pair of top-10 wins at CKLV.

Conway and the rest of the Diplomats return to dual action this Sunday with a trip to EIWA foe Binghamton that will get underway at 2 p.m.