Kaplan trusts process at Indiana Tech
Indiana Tech's Rose Kaplan doesn't set goals based on results, even after earning All-America honors as a freshman in 2025 and reaching the NAIA national finals as a sophomore. She and coach Paul Rademacher explain the mindset behind her rise to one of the top pound-for-pound wrestlers in NAIA women's wrestling.
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