OSKALOOSA — William Penn University Athletics Director Grant Farris announced the hiring of Jackson Creasy as the new Head Men’s Wrestling Coach.
Creasy comes to WPU from NCAA Division III Eureka College where he served as an assistant coach for the 2025-2026 season. Four of his athletes earned all-conference recognition.
He also assisted with the Eureka College Regional Training Center from 2023-2025.
“We are excited to welcome Jackson to William Penn,” Farris said. “His passion for developing student-athletes, strong work ethic, and competitive background make him a great fit for our wrestling program. We are excited for what is ahead under his leadership.”
A 2025 graduate of Eureka with a degree in Sports Management, Creasy was a two-time all-conference performer and posted a 45-20 record at the 197 and 285-pound weight classes.
As a prep, Creasy was a two-time state placewinner at Osage High School (Mo.) and owned a 155-19 career record. He set school records for career wins, career falls, and single-season falls.
“I am incredibly grateful and excited for the opportunity to serve as the next head men’s wrestling coach at William Penn University,” Creasy said. “I want to extend my sincere thanks to Athletic Director Grant Farris and Director of Wrestling Gary Woods II for their trust and belief in me. Their leadership and vision for the program make this an exciting place to be.”
