Former Missouri standout Grant Leeth enters his second season as the Cardinal's assistant coach in 2023-24. He is in his third year on The Farm, serving as the team's volunteer assistant in 2021-22.
In two season with Leeth on staff, Stanford has produced three All-Americans, three individual Pac-12 champions, one Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 11 NWCA Scholar All-Americans, two College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-Americans and 23 Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll selections.
An All-American at Missouri, Leeth assists in recruiting and other administrative duties for the program. He also has helped revitalize the Cardinal Wrestling Club and runs club practices. Additionally, he works with and helps train RTC athletes.
After missing two and a half seasons due to various injuries, Leeth returned to the mat in a big way in 2017-18, capturing his first conference title and achieving All-America status. He was ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation that season and finished sixth at 149 pounds at the NCAA Championships in Cleveland, Ohio. Following the season, he was named Most Improved at his team's year-end banquet.
Leeth also qualified for the NCAA Championships in 2020 at 141 pounds after placing third at the MAC Championships.
Leeth graduated with a bachelor's degree in health and a master's degree in business administration from Missouri.
In two season with Leeth on staff, Stanford has produced three All-Americans, three individual Pac-12 champions, one Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year, 11 NWCA Scholar All-Americans, two College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-Americans and 23 Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll selections.
An All-American at Missouri, Leeth assists in recruiting and other administrative duties for the program. He also has helped revitalize the Cardinal Wrestling Club and runs club practices. Additionally, he works with and helps train RTC athletes.
After missing two and a half seasons due to various injuries, Leeth returned to the mat in a big way in 2017-18, capturing his first conference title and achieving All-America status. He was ranked as high as No. 3 in the nation that season and finished sixth at 149 pounds at the NCAA Championships in Cleveland, Ohio. Following the season, he was named Most Improved at his team's year-end banquet.
Leeth also qualified for the NCAA Championships in 2020 at 141 pounds after placing third at the MAC Championships.
Leeth graduated with a bachelor's degree in health and a master's degree in business administration from Missouri.