Korbin began his wrestling career coming up through the Boiling Springs program. During his high school career, he accumulated an individual record of 177-10, was a 4x state place winner (2nd, 3rd, 1st, 2nd), 3x Regional Champion, and a 4X District III Champion. He also competed in the Dapper Dan Classic. During his senior year, the wrestling team became the first team of any sport to win a state championship for Boiling Springs High School.

After high school, he continued his career at Edinboro University. There, he was a 2x EWL Conference Champion and a 2x NCAA Qualifier. He then transferred to Virginia Tech.

At Virginia tech, he was part of multiple ACC championship teams and was a 2x individual ACC Champion. At the NCAA Championships, he was able to earn All-American statuses (4th and 6th) which included a semi-final match where he lost to eventual NCAA champion Roman Bravo Young of Penn State. He was also named Virginia Tech’s “Most Valuable Wrestler” after the 2021 season.

Kollin began his wrestling career in the Boiling Springs program, where he achieved a cumulative record of 134-20. He was a 2x state finalist and 3x place winner (2nd,5th,2nd). During his senior year, he earned a 9-0 record, winning the CV Kickoff Classic and King of the Mountain tournament before a season-ending injury concluded his high school career.

Kollin continued his wrestling career at Lock Haven University. In his redshirt season, he posted a 12-5 record, earning him Lock Haven’s “Rookie of the Year” award. Kollin started for the Bald Eagles in the shortened 2020 season, posting a 1-2 record at the conference tournament. After the 2020 season, Kollin was forced to medically retire due to a lingering injury from his senior year of high school.

Kollin is currently teaching elementary PE in the Mechanicsburg School District.