2016-17 College and High School Wrestling News

[dawrestling]

THIS WEEK: Air Force will split the squad to do battle on two fronts.A small unit Falcons will head to Raleigh, N.C., for two days of action.On Sat., Nov. 19, the Falcons’ top wrestlers will compete in the Wolfpack Duals against No. 9 NC State and UNC-Pembroke in Cary, N.C.The first dual with NC State is slated for 11:30 a.m. ET., followed by the dual with UNC-Pembroke at 1:00 p.m. ET.


The second contingency of Falcons will head to Nebraska-Kearney’s Holiday Inn Open in Kearney, Neb., also on Sat., Nov. 19. Matches are slated to start at 9:00 a.m. CT, and will continue into the evening.


On Sun., Nov. 20, Air Force will enter wrestlers in the Wolfpack open hosted by NC State, in which they will see some of the toughest competition of the season. Bouts are slated to begin at 9:00 a.m. ET.


Live stats will be provided for each event courtesy of trackwrestling.com. A live stream will be provided for the Wolfpack Open. Fans can access the stream and stats links by going to GoAirForceFalcons.com and clicking the links in the schedule dropdown. A subscription to FloWrestling.org is required for viewing.


LAST WEEK: A small unit of Falcons wrestled in the Northern Colorado Open hosted by the University of Northern Colorado, in Greeley, Colo., Nov. 13. Air Force registered six place winners on the event. Freshman Tyler Wiederholt finished second in the 165 class, while Alec Opsal and John Twomey finished fourth in the 125 and 141 classes, respectively.Garrett O’Shea (133), Beau Billingsley (174) and Sam Kreimier (157) finished sixth.


Wiederholt went 4-1 on the day with two falls, while Opsal went 4-2 with four falls. Wiederholt leads the team in wins with nine, while Opsal leads the team in falls and bonus point victories with seven falls and 42 bonus points, respectively.


LAST TIME AT THE UNK-HOLIDAY INN OPEN: Air Force finished last year’s Holiday Inn Open with five place winners including one championship title.Sophomore Alex Mossing won the first place title in the 157 class, while Sam Kreimier, Michael Billingsley, Conor O’Hara and Lyle Plummer finished second, fourth, fifth and fifth, respectively.


NEXT UP: Air Force will see a small break in action over the Thanksgiving break.On December 2-3, Air Force will compete in the prestigious 35th-annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, in the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nev.


Both days of tournament action kick off at 9:00 a.m. PT, and are expected to run into the evening. The Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite is considered by many to be the most competitive regular-season tournament in the nation.


IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS: Team captain Parker Hines has moved up to No. 13 in the 197 class in FloWrestling’s national ranking; one position ahead of his No. 14 preseason ranking. Hines also checked in at No. 18 in InterMat Wrestling’s national ranking; two spots ahead of last week’s No. 20 position. Last season, Hines was ranked in W.I.N. Magazine’s polls for seven weeks.He held his highest ranking of No. 17 for two weeks.


Sophomore 165-pounder Alex Lopouchanski drops to No. 20 in The Open Mat’s national ranking after a weekend of inactivity. The ranking marks Lopouchanski’s first career appearance in all national collegiate polls. He has been in the national rankings for two weeks.


--



Link to online release: http://www.goairforcefalcons.com/sports/m-wrestl/spec-rel/111816aaa.html



Marcus Rodriguez

Asst. Media Relations Director, Air Force Wrestling

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jurich, Julie <jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Fri, Nov 18, 2016 at 8:02 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: No. 21 Pitt Suffers First Loss to No. 11 Lehigh
To:




No. 21 Pitt Suffers First Loss to No. 11 Lehigh

Dom Forys and TeShan Campbell Record Wins


WATCH: Peters Postgame | Photo Gallery


PITTSBURGH – The 21st ranked Pitt wrestling team (3-1) suffered its first loss of the season at the hands of No. 11 Lehigh (2-0) Friday night in the Fitzgerald Field House.


“I think it was a tough night for us,” head coach Jason Peters said. “Lehigh came here to hustle and they wrestled that way. They were just better than us tonight and they beat us on the whistle in a lot of positions. I think there were some good fights, but obviously not enough to beat a team like Lehigh.”


Pittsburgh natives Dom Forys and TeShan Campbell were the lone Panthers to record wins in the dual.


Forys, the eighth-ranked wrestler at 133 pounds, put Pitt within one after a 9-4 decision over No. 18 Scott Parker, 4-3. With the victory, Forys improves to 4-0 this season and 49-19 in his career.


Campbell, the 13th-ranked wrestler at 165 pounds, also improved his season record to 4-0 after his win. Competing at a new weight class this season, Campbell came out of the gate ready to battle as he secured a win by technical fall in just 2:44 with a final score of 16-1.


After just four duals this season, Forys and Campbell combine for 31 of Pitt’s 70 total team points.


The Panthers resume action Sunday, Nov. 20, as they look to defend their title at the Keystone Classic in Philadelphia.


125: No. 4 Darian Cruz (LU) maj. dec. LJ Bentley (UP), 10-2 – Lehigh leads 4-0

133: No. 8 Dom Forys (UP) dec. No. 18 Scott Parker (LU), 9-4 – Lehigh leads 4-3

141: No. 5 Randy Cruz (LU) dec. Robert Lee (UP), 3-0 – Lehigh leads 7-3

149: No. 11 Laike Gardner (LU) dec. Mikey Racciato (UP), 8-4 – Lehigh leads 10-3

157: No. 15 Jordan Kutler (LU) dec. Jake Wentzel (UP), 4-1 – Lehigh leads 13-3

165: No. 13 TeShan Campbell (UP) tech. fall Drew Long (LU), 16-1, 2:44 – Lehigh leads 13-8

174: No. 20 Ryan Preisch (LU) maj. dec. Christian Dietrich (UP), 12-0 – Lehigh leads 17-8

184: Kyle Gentile (LU) maj. dec. Mat Carr (UP), 10-2 – Lehigh leads 21-8

197: Ben Haas (LU) maj. dec. Zach Bruce (UP), 9-0 – Lehigh leads 25-8

285: No. 11 Doug Vollaro (LU) dec. No. 14 Ryan Solomon (UP), SV-1, 3-1 – Lehigh wins 28-8

Julie Jurich

Assistant Director of Media Relations (MSOC, WRES, WTEN)

Petersen Events Center | 3719 Terrace St., Pittsburgh, PA 15261

jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu

office: (412) 648-8245 | mobile: (412) 652-5585

INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN MAY INCLUDE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION SUBJECT TO PROTECTION UNDER FEDERAL LAW. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. RE-DISCLOSURE OF THIS INFORMATION IS PROHIBITED ABSENT SPECIFIC WRITTEN CONSENT OR AS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY LAW OR REGULATION.

 

[dawrestling]

RUTGERS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY

1 Scarlet Knight Way | High Point Solutions Stadium, Suite A | Piscataway, NJ 08854

O:732-445-7028 • F: 732-445-8899 • www.scarletknights.com • @RUAthletics



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Anthony Hernandez (office: 732-445-8119; e-mail: ahernandez@scarletknights.com)


No. 10 Rutgers Wrestling Wins “Battle at the Birthplace” vs. Princeton at High Point Solutions Stadium

Programs draw second-highest dual attendance in NCAA wrestling history


PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Nov. 19, 2016)– No. 10 Rutgers wrestling (4-0) and Princeton (0-1) drew the second-highest crowd in NCAA dual history Saturday at High Point Solutions Stadium, where the Scarlet Knights defeated the Tigers, 19-16, in the “Battle at the Birthplace” presented by Autoland.


The teams split the dual, 5-5, but bonus points for RU in the form of two major decisions and a tech fall from Nicholas Gravina at 184 pounds gave the Scarlet Knights their 21st-straight win in the series.


“I thought it was an awesome atmosphere,” said head coach Scott Goodale. “It was a little bit different obviously than being in the RAC, it’s hard to get that feel of the fans right on the mat, but still, tremendous crowd, and good for New Jersey wrestling. I want to thank Princeton and their administration for all their help through this, about seven, eight months in the making.”


RVISION: Battle at the Birthplace Post-Match Press Conference


A total of 16,178 fans filed into High Point Solutions Stadium Saturday for the historic dual match against the Tigers. Rutgers picked up decision wins from No. 13 Tyson Dippery at 133 pounds and Ken Theobold at 149 pounds, followed by back-to-back major decisions from John Van Brill (157 pounds) and Richie Lewis (165 pounds). Gravina captured RU’s final win of the afternoon, 24-3, against No. 17 Ian Baker.


At 125 pounds, Sean McCabe dropped a tightly contested 2-0 bout against Ty Agaisse. Agaisse rode McCabe out in the second period and escaped with 1:18 left in the third for the victory.


No. 13-ranked Dippery built a 6-0 lead after two periods and never looked back, despite D’Arcy scoring a takedown in the final period. Dippery improved to a team-best 8-0 on the year.


No. 3 Anthony Ashnault fell by a last-second takedown against No. 10 Matthew Kolodzik in the series rubber-match between the two in-state foes. Ashnault led 3-2 down the stretch, but Kolodzik struck with five ticks left for the win and a 2-1 lead all-time against Ashnault.


No. 14 Theobold bumped his record to 6-0 this season with a 6-4 decision against No. 19 Jordan Laster. Laster scored with 1:06 left in the third period to tie the match at 4-4. Officials reviewed whether or not Laster scored back points, but the call on the mat for a takedown alone was confirmed. Theobold escaped 20 seconds later and earned the riding time point for the 6-4 win, tying the dual at 6-6.


Van Brill scored six points on a takedown and four-point near fall in the final period to close out a 14-3 major decision with riding time. Lewis (1-0), ranked No. 6 at 157 pounds, stepped on the line a match later at 165 pounds and overpowered Joe Tavoso in a 17-6 major decision.


No. 16 Jonathan Schleifer and Phillip Bakuckas were knotted at 1-1 after seven minutes at 174 pounds. After 40 seconds of sudden victory and a long scramble, the wrestlers returned to the neutral position, where Schleifer attacked and scored a takedown on the edge.


Gravina, ranked No. 14, stayed unbeaten with a dominant performance against No. 17 Ian Baker. The Allendale, New Jersey, native scored 20 points in the final two periods, ending the match with four back points in a 24-3 final. Gravina’s win made it a 19-9 match with two bouts left.


The Tigers captured wins in the final two matches at 197 pounds and heavyweight, but could not make up the difference in the team score. Anthony Messner battled to lose by decision against No. 4 Brett Harner, 8-2, while Marc McDonald fell to No. 18 Ray O’Donnell, 12-4.


“I looked around and I was pretty proud we were able to pull this off,” Goodale said. “I can tell you this: we need to get better as a team. I don’t think that was our best performance. Obviously it’s November, it’s early, and we’re going to be a lot better down the line and a lot better in all three areas of wrestling – top, bottom, and neutral.”


The Scarlet Knights are now 42-33-5 all-time against Princeton and have now won 21-straight matches in the series since 1993.


Rutgers returns to action next Sunday at the “Grapple at the Garden.” The Scarlet Knights are scheduled to wrestle No. 8 Cornell (12:30 p.m.) and Columbia (10:30 a.m.).


No. 10 Rutgers (4-0) 19, Princeton (0-1) 16
Dual started at 125 pounds
Location: High Point Solutions Stadium (Piscataway, N.J.)

Attendance: 16,178

Officials: Nate Chapman and Jim Rivello

125: Ty Agaisse (PU) dec. over Sean McCabe (RU), 2-0; Princeton leads, 3-0

133: No. 13/13/19 Tyson Dippery (RU) dec. over Pat D’Arcy (PU), 7-2; Dual tied, 3-3

141: No. 10//10/10 Matthew Kolodzik (PU) dec. over No. 3/3/4 Anthony Ashnault (RU), 4-3; Princeton leads, 6-3

149: No. 14/11/NR Ken Theobold (RU) dec. over No. 19/NR/13 Jordan Laster (PU), 6-4; Dual tied, 6-6

157: John Van Brill (RU) major dec. over Mike D’Angelo (PU), 14-3; Rutgers leads, 10-6

165: No. 6/7/7/ Richie Lewis (RU) major dec. over Joe Tavoso (PU), 17-6; Rutgers leads, 14-6

174: No. 16/19/17 Jonathan Schleifer (PU) dec. over Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 3-1 (SV); Rutgers leads, 14-9

184: No. 14/14/14 Nicholas Gravina (RU) tech fall over No. 17/15/11 Ian Baker (PU), 24-3; Rutgers leads, 19-9

197: No. 4/4/4 Brett Harner (PU) dec. over Anthony Messner (RU), 8-2; Rutgers leads, 19-12

HWT: No. 18/18/14 Ray O’Donnell (PU) major dec. over Marc McDonald (RU), 12-4; Rutgers wins, 19-16
Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open MatNR denotes not ranked


Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding Rutgers wrestling, follow the program on Twitter (@RUWrestling) and Instagram (@RUWrestling). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on our social media outlets along withwww.ScarletKnights.com.


--RU--








Anthony Hernandez
Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
(Women's Soccer, Wrestling, Women’s Lacrosse)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
High Point Solutions Stadium | 1 Scarlet Knight Way, Suite A, Piscataway, NJ 08854
O: (732)-445-8119 | c: (609)-709-0013 | www.ScarletKnights.com

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jon Fuller<jfuller3@buffalo.edu>
Date: Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 12:23 PM
Subject: WRE: Bulls Nearly Knock Off 7th-Ranked Cornell
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

November 19, 2016


ITHACA, NY – The University at Buffalo wrestling team put a major scare into 7th-ranked Cornell before falling 18-15 in the Bulls first dual meet of the season. The Bulls quickly jumped out to a 9-0 lead thanks to win at 125, 133 and 141, silencing the Big Red faithful at Newman Arena.

"We came out and wrestled hard," head coach John Stutzman said. "We are still a young team, but we are gaining experience. I'm excited for where we are going. Spilling 5/5 against the 7th ranked team is a testament to these guys."

True freshman Derek Spann, wrestling in his first collegiate dual, started the day off with a 7-4 decision over Noah Baughman at 125.

Bryan Lantry provided the biggest upset of the day by knocking off Mark Grey, ranked 15th in the nation, in a tight 3-2 decision at 133.

Jason Estevez (141) was back in the lineup after missing most of last season with an injury. The redshirt-junior earned a 3-2 decision thanks to riding time points.

After Cornell earned victories at the next five weight classes, James Benjamin got a win for the Bulls at 197 with a 4-3 decision over Ben Honis. Benjamin earned a reversal late in the third period to pull out the win.

Jake Gunning gained the Bulls' final points with a 5-4 decision over Craig Scott.

The Bulls will remain in Ithaca and compete at the New York State Collegiate Championships on Sunday.


Cornell 18, Buffalo 15
125: Derek Spann (UB) won by decision over Noah Baughman (C), 7-4
133: Bryan Lantry (UB) won by decision over #15 Mark Grey (C), 3-2
141: Jason Estevez (UB) won by decision over Will Koll (C), 3-2
149: #20 Joey Galasso (C) won by decision over Colt Cotten (UB), 10-4
157: Taylor Simaz (C) won by decision over Kobe Garrehy (UB), 8-1
165: #20 Brandon Womack (C) won by decision over Derek Holcomb (UB), 13-6
174: #5 Brian Realbuto (C) won by decision over Muhamed McBryde (UB), 9-4
184: #1 Gabe Dean (C) won by fall Brett Perry (UB), 5:27
197: James Benjamin (UB) won by decision over Ben Honis (C), 4-3
285: Jake Gunning (UB) won by decision over Craig Scott (C), 5-4

To unsubscribe from this email, click here

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: South Dakota State Athletics <noreply@collegiateathleticnews.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 12:57 AM
Subject: Jackrabbit wrestlers edged by Minnesota
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com

Jackrabbit wrestlers edged by Minnesota
11/20/2016 | Wrestling
MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota won the final four matches, including the decisive match at heavyweight, to edge South Dakota State, 18-17, in a college wrestling dual between two nationally ranked teams Saturday night at the Sports Pavilion.

The 16th-ranked Golden Gophers were wrestling their season-opening dual, while 20th-ranked SDSU dropped to 1-1 in duals this season.

SDSU won five of the first six matches on the night, including major decisions by returning NCAA qualifiers Seth Gross and Alex Kocer. Gross, ranked seventh at 133 pounds, defeated Mitch McKee, 12-3, while Kocer scored a 10-2 major decision over James Berg at 149 pounds.

Ben Gillette opened the dual with an 8-1 decision over Skyler Petry at 125 pounds and Colin Holler scored a 6-4 decision over 18th-ranked Jake Short at 157 pounds. Luke Zilverberg gave SDSU a 17-3 lead with a 3-1 decision over Brandon Kingsley in the 165-pound pound.

The Minnesota comeback began at 174 pounds, where 17th-ranked Nick Wanzek edged 14th-ranked David Kocer of SDSU, 3-2. The Golden Gophers also had the upper hand in another battle between two nationally ranked wrestlers at 197 pounds, where Minnesota's second-ranked Brett Pfarr defeated fifth-ranked Nate Rotert, 7-0, to pull to within 17-12 in the team score.

The dual remained up for grabs entering the heavyweight bout, where fifth-ranked Michael Kroells of Minnesota met the Jackrabbits' Alex Macki. Unfortunately for the Jackrabbits, Macki was assessed multiple stalling calls in the match, leading to his disqualification and giving the Golden Gophers six team points to pull out the one-point victory.

SDSU returns to dual action Dec. 2, when it hosts Iowa at Frost Arena.

NO. 16 MINNESOTA 18, NO. 20 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 17
125: Ben Gillette (SDSU) dec. Skyler Petry (MINN), 8-1
133: No. 7 Seth Gross (SDSU) major dec. Mitch McKee (MINN), 12-3
141: Gannon Volk (MINN) dec. Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU), 6-2
149: Alex Kocer (SDSU) major dec. James Berg (MINN), 10-2
157: Colin Holler (SDSU) dec. No. 18 Jake Short (MINN), 6-4
165: Luke Zilverberg (SDSU) dec. Brandon Kingsley (MINN), 3-1
174: No. 17 Nick Wanzek (MINN) dec. No. 15 David Kocer (SDSU), 3-2
184: Bobby Steveson (MINN) dec. Martin Mueller (SDSU), 8-3
197: No. 2 Brett Pfarr (MINN) dec. No. 5 Nate Rotert (SDSU), 7-0
285: No. 5 Michael Kroells (MINN) won by disqualification (stalling) over Alex Macki (SDSU)

Hitting "reply" will prompt email to sport contact

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Brewer, Christopher J <christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 6:35 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling -- Wagner Wins Title at Joe Parisi Open
To:




University of Iowa Wrestling

Athletics Communications Contact: Chris Brewer

http://bit.ly/2fc1EtZ


Wagner Wins Title at Joe Parisi Open


St. Charles, Missouri -- University of Iowa freshman Jack Wagner won the 125-pound Black Division title at the Joe Parisi Open on Saturday at Lindenwood University.


Wagner won by fall and major decision in the opening two rounds before rattling off three consecutive decisions to win the freshman/sophomore division. Wagner improved to 13-2 competing unattached. The tournament title was his first at the collegiate level. He placed third at the Grand View Open and Luther Open.


Freshman Matt Malcom placed third in the 157-pound Black Division. Malcom opened the tournament with three straight wins before falling, 6-2, in the semifinals. Malcom had won the first 10 matches of the season en route to tournament titles at Grand View and Luther. He rebounded with consecutive wins on the backside of the bracket to place third.


Four more Hawkeyes placed in the Gold (Open) Division. Freshman Kaleb Young, who was 7-0 entering the tournament with six first-period falls, competed in an open division for the time this year and went 3-1, falling in the 165-pound finals to Missouri’s Connor Flynn, 3-2.


Jeren Glosser (149) and Logan Ryan (165) placed third in their respective weight classes, and Phillip Laux placed fifth at 133 pounds.


Joe Parisi Open Results for University of Iowa
Black Division (Fresh & Soph) 133 - Jack Wagner's 1st place
Champ. Round 1 - Jack Wagner (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Jack Wagner (University of Iowa) won by fall over Austin Schuler (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) (Fall 2:16)
Champ. Round 3 - Jack Wagner (University of Iowa) won by major decision over Rio Zamora (University of Central Oklahoma) (Maj 16-4)
Quarterfinal - Jack Wagner (University of Iowa) won by decision over Blake Walker (Ellsworth Community College) (Dec 6-4)
Semifinal - Jack Wagner (University of Iowa) won by decision over Jake Huffine (University of Tennessee - Chattanooga) (Dec 7-4)
1st Place Match - Jack Wagner (University of Iowa) won by decision over Taylor Jokerst (Maryville University) (Dec 12-5)

Black Division (Fresh & Soph) 157 - Matthew Malcom 3rd place
Champ. Round 1 - Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) won by tech fall over Grant Williams (Oklahoma City University) (TF 19-3)
Champ. Round 3 - Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) won by major decision over Ryder Punke (University of Illinois) (Maj 12-2)
Quarterfinal - Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) won by decision over Nick Hooper (Williams Baptist College) (Dec 8-1)
Semifinal - Sean Hosford (University of Missouri) won by decision over Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) (Dec 6-2)
Cons. Semi - Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) won by decision over Ryder Punke (University of Illinois) (Dec 5-2)
3rd Place Match - Matthew Malcom (University of Iowa) won by forfeit over Andrew Burgett (Liberty University) (FF)

Black Division (Fresh & Soph) 165 - Tristan McDonald
Champ. Round 1 - Tristan McDonald (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Tristan McDonald (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 3 - Matt Pratt (Maryville University) won by major decision over Tristan McDonald (University of Iowa) (Maj 12-0)
Cons. Round 4 - Austin Keller (Grand View (Iowa)) won by decision over Tristan McDonald (University of Iowa) (Dec 7-5)

Gold Division (Open) 125 - Perez Perez
Champ. Round 1 - Perez Perez (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Chase Brennan (University of Missouri) won by decision over Perez Perez (University of Iowa) (Dec 6-4)
Cons. Round 2 - Perez Perez (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Perez Perez (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 4 - Cody Hill (University of Tennessee - Chattanooga) won by decision over Perez Perez (University of Iowa) (Dec 9-8)

Gold Division (Open) 133 - Philip Laux 5th place
Champ. Round 1 - Philip Laux (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Zane Richards (University of Illinois) won by decision over Philip Laux (University of Iowa) (Dec 8-2)
Cons. Round 2 - Philip Laux (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Philip Laux (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 4 - Philip Laux (University of Iowa) won by decision over Naguan Hardy (McKendree University) (Dec 6-1)
Cons. Round 5 - Philip Laux (University of Iowa) won by decision over Danny Swan (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) (Dec 9-2)
Cons. Semi - Dylan Duncan (University of Illinois) won by decision over Philip Laux (University of Iowa) (Dec 7-6)
5th Place Match - Philip Laux (University of Iowa) won by decision over Lincoln Olson (Oklahoma State University) (Dec 10-4)

Gold Division (Open) 141 - Carter Happel

Champ. Round 1 - Carter Happel (University of Iowa) won by decision over Matthew Rose (Limestone College) (Dec 5-2)
Champ. Round 2 - Nick Nasenbenny (University of Missouri) won by decision over Carter Happel (University of Iowa) (Dec 8-5)
Cons. Round 2 - Carter Happel (University of Iowa) won by fall over Jermaine Pryor (Missouri Valley College) (Fall 4:47)
Cons. Round 3 - Tyler Fraley (Williams Baptist College) won by decision over Carter Happel (University of Iowa) (Dec 13-8)

Gold Division (Open) 141 - Paul Glynn
Champ. Round 1 - Paul Glynn (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Will Roark (University of Missouri) won by decision over Paul Glynn (University of Iowa) (Dec 6-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Paul Glynn (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Paul Glynn (University of Iowa) won by decision over Matthew Rose (Limestone College) (Dec 8-2)
Cons. Round 4 - Darren Wynn (McKendree University) won by major decision over Paul Glynn (University of Iowa) (Maj 12-3)

Gold Division (Open) 149 - Jeren Glosser 3rd place
Champ. Round 1 - Jeren Glosser (University of Iowa) won by fall over Cam Kelly (Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville) (Fall 3:22)
Champ. Round 2 - Jeren Glosser (University of Iowa) won by decision over Blake Clevenger (Ouachita Baptist University) (Dec 4-3)
Quarterfinal - Jeren Glosser (University of Iowa) won in sudden victory - 1 over Mike Pongracz (University of Tennessee - Chattanooga) (SV-1 4-2)
Semifinal - Geo Martinez (Oklahoma State University) won by decision over Jeren Glosser (University of Iowa) (Dec 5-3)
Cons. Semi - Jeren Glosser (University of Iowa) won by fall over Brock Ervin (University of Illinois) (Fall 2:52)
3rd Place Match - Jeren Glosser (University of Iowa) won by decision over Blake Clevenger (Ouachita Baptist University) (Dec 5-0)

Gold Division (Open) 165 - Kaleb Young 2nd place
Champ. Round 1 - Kaleb Young (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Kaleb Young (University of Iowa) won by major decision over Nate Higgins (Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville) (Maj 15-5)
Quarterfinal - Kaleb Young (University of Iowa) won by decision over Kristian Holguin-Mendez (Oklahoma City University) (Dec 9-5)
Semifinal - Kaleb Young (University of Iowa) won by decision over Kyle Jolas (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) (Dec 6-0)
1st Place Match - Connor Flynn (University of Missouri) won by decision over Kaleb Young (University of Iowa) (Dec 3-2)

Gold Division (Open) 165 - Logan Ryan 3rd place
Champ. Round 1 - Logan Ryan (University of Iowa) won by decision over Roger Smith-Bergsrud (Unattached) (Dec 9-8)
Champ. Round 2 - Logan Ryan (University of Iowa) won by tech fall over Riley McClurg (Marian University) (TF 21-5)
Quarterfinal - Logan Ryan (University of Iowa) won by decision over Justin Lampe (University of Tennessee - Chattanooga) (Dec 6-4)
Semifinal - Connor Flynn (University of Missouri) won by decision over Logan Ryan (University of Iowa) (Dec 4-2)
Cons. Semi - Logan Ryan (University of Iowa) won by decision over Nate Higgins (Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville) (Dec 11-4)
3rd Place Match - Logan Ryan (University of Iowa) won by decision over Kyle Jolas (Lindenwood (Mo.) University) (Dec 6-3)

Gold Division (Open) 174 - Joel Northrup
Champ. Round 1 - Joel Northrup (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Champ. Round 2 - Zach Brunson (University of Illinois) won by tech fall over Joel Northrup (University of Iowa) (TF 18-0)
Cons. Round 2 - Joel Northrup (University of Iowa) received a bye () (Bye)
Cons. Round 3 - Joel Northrup (University of Iowa) won by major decision over Orlando Nawade (Cumberland (Tenn.) University) (Maj 10-1)
Cons. Round 4 - Jimmy Sandlin (Limestone College) won by decision over Joel Northrup (University of Iowa) (Dec 10-9)



Chris Brewer | Associate Director of Athletic Communications | University of Iowa

S300 Carver-Hawkeye Arena | Iowa City, IA 52242-1020

Office: 319-335-9411 | Cell: 319-325-3483


FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON THE HAWKEYES

VISIT: www.hawkeyesports.com

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Chad Beyler<beyler2@illinois.edu>
Date: Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 7:42 PM
Subject: Richards, Langenderfer Undefeated at Joe Parisi Open
To:




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Saturday, November 19, 2016

SID Contact: Chad Beyler (O: 217.300.1449; C: 217.493.3777 or beyler2@illinois.edu)

Release Link: http://bit.ly/2fc9pjE

FIGHTING ILLINI WRESTLING


Richards, Langenderfer Undefeated at Joe Parisi Open

Illini finishes with seven place-winners


ST. CHARLES, MO – Zane Richards (8-0) and Kyle Langenderfer (9-1) each notched individual titles at the Joe Parisi Open on Saturday, November 19 for the Fighting Illini. In total, the Illini grapplers had seven place finishes, as well as five others by unattached Illinois wrestlers.


"We saw some improvement in some areas, but have a long way to go as a team,” explained Head Coach Jim Heffernan. “A few guys had opportunities to get some big wins against very good opponents and let the matches slip away. Zane [Richards] and Kyle [Langenderfer] both looked great.”


Richards (8-0) racked up four wins on the day in route to his second individual crown in as many weeks. After winning the 133-pound bracket last Saturday at the Kaufman Brand Open, the second-ranked grappler outscored his opponents 73-23 on his path to the title, highlighted by a 21-5 domination of John Erneste (Missouri) in the final.


Also taking home top honors today was Kyle Langenderfer at 157 pounds. After receiving an opening round bye, Langenderfer pinned Dalton Moran of Oklahoma State, followed by an 18-3 technical fall of Keegan McCormick of Missouri to reach the semifinal round. Langenderfer secured his final two wins of the day with back-to-back decisions, outscoring his opponents 17-4 in the two matches. After dropping his opening match of the season, Langenderfer has reeled off nine wins in a row.


For the second week in a row, redshirt freshman Xavier Montalvo had another strong showing, placing runner-up at 174 pounds for the second straight tournament. After losing to teammate Zac Brunson in the Kufman Brand title bout, Montalvo again reached the title match with three consecutive decisions, including a 3-1, sudden victory over Jake Residori in the semifinal round. In the title bout, Montalvo dropped a 3-2 decision to Oklahoma State’s Jacobe Smith.


After opening the 174-pound bracket with an 18-0 shutout of Joe Northrup of Iowa, Zac Brunson was pinned by Jacobe Smith of Oklahoma State (6:00). Brunson quickly rebounded, earning his second pin of the season, and then followed it up with a 16-2 major decision. After grinding out a 6-4 decision to advance to the third-place match, the senior from Eugene, Oregon rolled to a 10-0 major decision in the consolation bracket final to place third overall.


After going undefeated on his way to the 184-pound crown last weekend, Emery Parker showed some resolve today as he battled back after an opening round defeat to place third. Despite dropping a tough 4-3 decision to open the day, Parker earned bonus points in three of his next four victories to wrestle back to the third-place bout where he won by a 6-4 decision.


After dropping an opening round decision, Andre Lee followed navigated his way back by way of a pin (0:58) and two decisions in next three rounds of the consolation bracket. After an 11-3 major decision in the semifinal round, Lee used a 4-3 decision in the third-place match to finish 5-1 in the tournament.


Like Parker, Brock Ervin spent most of the afternoon in the consolation round, scrapping his way back after an 11-9 loss to Jonce Blaylock of Oklahoma State in the second round. Ervin dominated the following three matches, pinning each of his opponents with an average fall time of 1:02. Ervin dropped his consolation semifinal match by fall (2:52), but rebounded to win 6-2 in the fifth-place match.


Among the 10 Illinois wrestlers competing unattached from the team today, as four true freshman wrestled back to the third-place match.


At 125 pounds, Jake Silzer and Travis Piotrowski both dropped their opening matches of the day, but fought back to set up an all-Illini third-place bout. In the consolation title match, Silzer edged out his fellow freshman, 2-1.


At 133 pounds, Dylan Duncan impressed for the second week in a row, as he advanced to the semifinal of the gold division championships bracket by way of a 16-0 technical fall and 11-2 major decision. After dropping the semifinal to John Erneste of Missouri, 5-4, Duncan used a 7-6 decision and a 19-1 technical fall to place third. Duncan has now placed in each of the first two open tournaments of the season.


Also placing in the freshman and sophomore division was Ryder Punke (fourth) at 157 pounds and Wesley Kibler (fifth) at 197 pounds.

Up next, the Illini will travel to the Northern Iowa Open on December 3 in Cedar Falls, Iowa. The meet is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. central time.


--

Chad Beyler

Athletics Communication Intern
Division of Intercollegiate Athletics | University of Illinois
SID Contact: Men's & Women's Track/XC, Wrestling, Assistant Volleyball
Office: 217-300-1449 | Cell: 217-493-3777
beyler2@illinois.edu

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Endicott, Harry<harrye@ostatemail.okstate.edu>
Date: Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 6:22 PM
Subject: Four Cowboys Victorious at Lindenwood
To: ath-media-l@listserv.okstate.edu

For Immediate Release | Nov. 19, 2016 | Contact: Harry Endicott (harry.endicott@okstate.edu)


Four Cowboys Victorious at Lindenwood


ST. CHARLES, Mo. – Four Oklahoma State wrestlers picked up titles Saturday at the Joe Parisi Open, hosted by Lindenwood University at Hyland Arena.


Wrestling unattached, Jacobe Smith had the highlight of the day, pinning No. 7 Zac Brunson of Illinois in the third period of the quarterfinals on his way to claiming the top spot at 174. That was the second of two falls on the day for the two-time NJCAA Champion, who went 4-0 to claim his third open title since arriving in Stillwater. Smith has been impressive since joining the Cowboys this fall, boasting a 12-0 overall record in his redshirt season with seven of those victories coming by fall.


Redshirt freshman Tristan Moran picked up his second open title of the season, going 4-0 in the 141-pound open division to come out on top. After three decisions to advance to the finals, Moran pinned Trevor Feagans of SIU-Edwardsville to clinch the top spot.


The 149-pound open bracket set up nicely for the Pokes, as Jonce Blaylock and Geordan Martinez, who was wrestling unattached, met in the finals. Martinez tallied three bonus-point wins, including a pair of falls in the first and second rounds on his way to the finals, but it was Blaylock that would come out on top in a 5-2 decision.


Derek White wrapped things up for the Cowboys, taking the 197-pound title. Boosting his overall mark to 8-2 on the season, White won four matches Saturday, dropping Chattanooga’s Scottie Boykin in a 3-2 decision in the finals.


In the freshman and sophomore Black division, unattached freshman Ethan Andersen would finish second at 285. Andersen got off to a hot start, pinning Cody Curnutt of Drury and Russell Coats of NEO in the first period of his first two matches. Andersen advanced to the finals where he fell to Demetrius Thomas of Williams Baptist College in a 13-3 major decision.


Andrew Marsden finished fifth at 184-pounds, wrestling unattached. Marsden recorded two falls and a major decision in the opening three rounds to advance to the semifinals where he would come up short to Chattanooga’s Bryce Carr in a tight, 6-3 decision. Marsden would recover in the fifth-place match, however, pinning Central Oklahoma’s John Finn early in the second period.


At 133 pounds, Lincoln Olson advanced to the semifinals where he would fall by major decision to No. 3 Zane Richards of Illinois. Olson would fall in the fifth-place match to Philip Laux of Iowa to record a sixth-place finish.


The Cowboys will return to dual action next weekend when they travel to Minneapolis, Minn., to take on No. 16 Minnesota on Nov. 27 at 1 p.m.


Joe Parisi Open

Gold Divison (Open)

133: Lincoln Olson (6th)

141: Tristan Moran (1st)

149: Jonce Blaylock (1st), Geo Martinez (2nd)

157: Dalton Moran (DNP)

174: Jacobe Smith (1st)

184: Andrew Marsden (5th)

197: Derek White (1st)

285: Blake Andrews (DNP)


Black Divison (Freshmen & Sophomores)

285: Ethan Andersen (2nd)

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jurich, Julie <jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 5:33 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: Panthers Finish Second at Keystone Classic
To:




Panthers Finish Second at Keystone Classic

Junior Dom Forys Earns Third-Straight Individual Title


Pitt Results | Final Brackets


PHILADELPHIA – The Pitt wrestling team earned a runner-up finish at the 2016 Keystone Classic Sunday hosted by the University of Pennsylvania in The Palestra, while junior Dom Forys earned his third individual title.


The Panthers, who claimed the team title a year ago, finished with 121.5 behind Penn State who finished with 210 points. Pitt last earned a runner-up finish in 2008 and finished fourth in 2014 and 2013.


Sophomore TeShan Campbell earned a second place finish at 165 pounds, while sophomore LJ Bentley (125 pounds), senior Mikey Racciato (149 pounds) and redshirt freshman Taleb Rahmani (157 pounds) all placed third in their respective weight classes.


Forys, the No. 1 seed at 133 pounds and ranks No. 8 by InterMat, jumped right into the quarterfinals. He pinned Anthony Canfora of Drexel in 4:21, his first of the season. In the semifinals, Forys once again won by bonus points, this time by way of a major decision, 17-9, over Colby Smith of Appalachian State. In his final match of the day, Forys defeated Kevin Devoy of Drexel, 8-3, en route to his third Keystone Classic title.


Campbell, the No. 2 seed at 165 pounds, impressed yet again today. The Pittsburgh native posted back-to-back technical falls in the round of 16 and quarterfinal, respectively. Campbell followed those wins with a 7-4 victory over Forrest Przybysz of Appalachian State in the semifinals. In the final, Campbell faced fellow Pittsburgh native Vincenzo Joseph of Penn State and dropped a 9-5 decision.


Complete results for each Pitt wrestler can be found by clicking here.


The Panthers will take two weeks off from competition before traveling to No. 1 Oklahoma State Sunday, Dec. 4 for a 1 p.m. start time.


#H2P | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Julie Jurich

Assistant Director of Media Relations (MSOC, WRES, WTEN)

Petersen Events Center | 3719 Terrace St., Pittsburgh, PA 15261

jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu

office: (412) 648-8245 | mobile: (412) 652-5585

INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN MAY INCLUDE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION SUBJECT TO PROTECTION UNDER FEDERAL LAW. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. RE-DISCLOSURE OF THIS INFORMATION IS PROHIBITED ABSENT SPECIFIC WRITTEN CONSENT OR AS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY LAW OR REGULATION.

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Carsten Parmenter<cparmenter@northwestern.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 5:12 PM
Subject: NU WRST: Mitch Sliga Finishes Runner-Up, Northwestern 7th at Keystone Classic
To: Carsten Parmenter <cparmenter@northwestern.edu>

For Immediate Release | November 20, 2016

Contact: Carsten Parmenter (cparmenter@northwestern.edu)
Story Link: (http://bit.ly/2feB9nD)

NU WRESTLING: Mitch Sliga Finishes Runner-Up, Northwestern 7th at
Keystone Classic

Complete Tournament Results
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Mitch Sliga earned 2nd place at 184 lbs., highlighting a 7th place finish for Northwestern in the team standings at the Keystone Classic on Sunday.

"I am proud of how we competed today," head coach Matt Storniolo said. "This was a long road trip for a young team. We made a few mistakes in critical moments, but that is not terribly surprising for how young we are. We will learn from this experience and be better for it.”

Three Northwestern wrestlers placed at the all-day tournament hosted by the University of Pennsylvania at The Palestra. Jacob Berkowitz (3rd at 197) and Johnny Sebastian (6th at 174) joined Sliga on the podium.
Sliga came into the day as the No. 3 overall seed at his weight and dominated his way to the championship match. He started the tournament with a first-period fall over Chris Beck from VMI and followed that up with an 8-1 decision over Appalachian State's David Peters-Logue in the quarterfinals. Sliga then advanced to the finals with a 6-0 shutout of Alex DeCiantis from Drexel in the semifinals. No. 3 ranked Bo Nickal won the championship bout with a pin in the closing seconds.

"It was great to see Mitch back in the finals of a tournament," Storniolo said. "He is wrestling better every time he steps on the mat. It is great to see him enjoying himself.”
Berkowitz secured a third place finish with a team high four wins on the day. He won his first two matches with a pair of decisions but then ran into No. 14 Matt McCutcheon of Penn State in the semifinals, losing 7-1. Berkowitz then won two matches in the consolations, including an 8-3 win over Joe Heyob of Penn in the third-place bout.

Sebastian looked good in his first varsity tournament, advancing to the semifinals before his first loss of the season. He won his first round match by fall in just 39 seconds and then earned a 20-5 tech fall in the Round of 16. He won his quarterfinal match with another pin, this time in 3:39. Sebastian dropped a 7-2 decision to Penn State's Shakur Rasheed in the semis and then withdrew from the event, which gave him the sixth-place finish.

A number of Wildcats narrowly missed placing, as the Keystone Classic only awarded team points through sixth place. Freshmen Anthony Rubinetti, Alec McKenna and Shayne Oster, sophomore Conan Jennings and senior Ben Sullivan all would have had a chance to wrestle for seventh if that match was in effect on Sunday with all five advancing to and then falling in the consolation round of four. The true freshman Oster was the closest to advancing to the consolation semis, losing a 9-7 decision to Nick Barber of Eastern Michigan.
Rubinetti (125), McKenna (141) and Oster (149) all made it to the quarterfinals at their respective weight classes before dropping matches to higher-seeded wrestlers and then competing in the consolation bracket.

10 Wildcats won matches on Sunday with eight winning multiple. McKenna, Sebastian and Sliga each led the team with three victories apiece.

On the same day, a pair of Northwestern true freshman redshirts impressed at the Michigan State Open. Sebastian Rivera finished second at 125 lbs., dropping the championship match in a close 7-5 decision. He earned his spot in the finals with a tech fall and a major decision in the earlier rounds. Classmate Ryan Deakin placed third at 149 lbs. He lost in the quarterfinals but bounced back to win four in a row in the consolation bracket to earn his third place finish.

Chicago's Big Ten Team is back to the dual part of the schedule when North Dakota State pays a visit to Welsh-Ryan Arena on Dec. 2. That match will begin at 7 p.m.
Results
Finals
184: #3 Bo Nickal (PSU) Fall Mitch Sliga (NU), 6:34
3rd Place
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Joe Heyob (Penn), 8-3
Semifinals
174: Shakur Rasheed (PSU) dec. Johnny Sebastian (NU), 7-2
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) dec. Alex DeCiantis (DREX), 6-0
197: #14 Matt McCutcheon (PSU) dec. Jacob Berkowitz (NU), 7-1
Quarterfinals
125: #6 Nick Suriano (PSU) maj. dec. Anthony Rubinetti (NU), 16-4
133: Kevin Devoy (DREX) Fall Jason Ipsarides (NU), 1:49
141: Kyle Springer (EMU) dec. Alec McKenna (NU), 12-6
149: #1 Zain Retherford (PSU) Fall Shayne Oster (NU), 0:48
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Fall Wayne Stinson (Rider), 3:26
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) dec. David Peters-Logue (App St.), 8-1
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Joe Heyob (Penn), 11-6
Round of 16
125: Anthony Rubinetti (NU) maj. dec. Edgar Garcia (F&M), 14-1
133: Jason Ipsarides (NU) dec. Ben Ross (Pitt), 8-4
141: Alec McKenna (NU) dec. Ryan Friedman (HARV), 2-0
149: Shayne Oster (NU) Fall Dolan Walsh (VMI), 2:45
157: Zac Carson (EMU) Fall Anthony Petrone (NU), 0:40
165: Austin Rose (DREX) dec. Ben Sullivan (NU), 5-1
165: Rob King (F&M) Tech Fall Braxton Cody (NU), 18-0 (2:39)
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Tech Fall Dom Celli (SHU), 20-5 (5:41)
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) Fall Chris Beck (VMI), 2:55
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Jared Langley (EMU), 4-1
285: Nickolas Gajdzik (HARV) dec. Zack Chakonis (NU), 7-3
285: Joey Goodhart (DREX) Fall Conan Jennings (NU), 6:34
Round of 32
141: Alec McKenna (NU) Fall Steve Midkiff (VMI), 2:03
141: A.J. Vindici (Penn) dec. Ian Cramer (NU), 9-7
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Fall Quinton Hiles (Penn), 0:39
Consolation Round of 16
141: Patrick Munn (Penn) dec. Ian Cramer (NU), 4-1
165: Cade Kiely (VMI) Tech Fall Braxton Cody (NU), 16-1 (5:25)
Consolation Round of 8
125: Anthony Rubinetti (NU) Fall Matt Rodriguez (HARV), 1:59
133: Anthony Cefolo (Rider) Fall Jason Ipsarides (NU), 2:29
141: Alec McKenna (NU) maj. dec. Aaron Kruk (HARV), 11-3
149: Shayne Oster (NU) maj. dec. Gino Fluri (Rider), 10-2
157: Emmett LiCastri (F&M) dec. Anthony Petrone (NU), 9-4
165: Ben Sullivan (NU) maj. dec. David Kasper (EMU), 8-0
165: Ben Sullivan (NU) dec. Dakota Greene (DREX), 13-6
285: Zack Chakonis (NU) Fall John Hartnett (SHU), 0:51
285: Conan Jennings (NU) Fall Dan Hayden (SHU), 4:22
285: Conan Jennings (NU) dec. Mauro Correnti (Rider), 7-4
285: Cary Miller (App St.) dec. Zack Chakonis (NU), 4-3
Consolation Round of 4
125: L.J. Bentley (Pitt) dec. Anthony Rubinetti (NU), 14-8
141: Evan Fidelibus (Rider) Fall Alec McKenna (NU), 3:34
149: Nick Barber (EMU) dec. Shayne Oster (NU), 9-7
165: Rob King (F&M) dec. Ben Sullivan (NU), 8-1
285: Gage Hutchison (EMU) Fall Conan Jennings (NU), 0:59
Consolation Semifinals
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Randall Diabe (App St.), 4-2

— #B1GCats —

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Carsten Parmenter<cparmenter@northwestern.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 5:12 PM
Subject: NU WRST: Mitch Sliga Finishes Runner-Up, Northwestern 7th at Keystone Classic
To: Carsten Parmenter <cparmenter@northwestern.edu>

For Immediate Release | November 20, 2016

Contact: Carsten Parmenter (cparmenter@northwestern.edu)
Story Link: (http://bit.ly/2feB9nD)

NU WRESTLING: Mitch Sliga Finishes Runner-Up, Northwestern 7th at
Keystone Classic

Complete Tournament Results
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Mitch Sliga earned 2nd place at 184 lbs., highlighting a 7th place finish for Northwestern in the team standings at the Keystone Classic on Sunday.

"I am proud of how we competed today," head coach Matt Storniolo said. "This was a long road trip for a young team. We made a few mistakes in critical moments, but that is not terribly surprising for how young we are. We will learn from this experience and be better for it.”

Three Northwestern wrestlers placed at the all-day tournament hosted by the University of Pennsylvania at The Palestra. Jacob Berkowitz (3rd at 197) and Johnny Sebastian (6th at 174) joined Sliga on the podium.
Sliga came into the day as the No. 3 overall seed at his weight and dominated his way to the championship match. He started the tournament with a first-period fall over Chris Beck from VMI and followed that up with an 8-1 decision over Appalachian State's David Peters-Logue in the quarterfinals. Sliga then advanced to the finals with a 6-0 shutout of Alex DeCiantis from Drexel in the semifinals. No. 3 ranked Bo Nickal won the championship bout with a pin in the closing seconds.

"It was great to see Mitch back in the finals of a tournament," Storniolo said. "He is wrestling better every time he steps on the mat. It is great to see him enjoying himself.”
Berkowitz secured a third place finish with a team high four wins on the day. He won his first two matches with a pair of decisions but then ran into No. 14 Matt McCutcheon of Penn State in the semifinals, losing 7-1. Berkowitz then won two matches in the consolations, including an 8-3 win over Joe Heyob of Penn in the third-place bout.

Sebastian looked good in his first varsity tournament, advancing to the semifinals before his first loss of the season. He won his first round match by fall in just 39 seconds and then earned a 20-5 tech fall in the Round of 16. He won his quarterfinal match with another pin, this time in 3:39. Sebastian dropped a 7-2 decision to Penn State's Shakur Rasheed in the semis and then withdrew from the event, which gave him the sixth-place finish.

A number of Wildcats narrowly missed placing, as the Keystone Classic only awarded team points through sixth place. Freshmen Anthony Rubinetti, Alec McKenna and Shayne Oster, sophomore Conan Jennings and senior Ben Sullivan all would have had a chance to wrestle for seventh if that match was in effect on Sunday with all five advancing to and then falling in the consolation round of four. The true freshman Oster was the closest to advancing to the consolation semis, losing a 9-7 decision to Nick Barber of Eastern Michigan.
Rubinetti (125), McKenna (141) and Oster (149) all made it to the quarterfinals at their respective weight classes before dropping matches to higher-seeded wrestlers and then competing in the consolation bracket.

10 Wildcats won matches on Sunday with eight winning multiple. McKenna, Sebastian and Sliga each led the team with three victories apiece.

On the same day, a pair of Northwestern true freshman redshirts impressed at the Michigan State Open. Sebastian Rivera finished second at 125 lbs., dropping the championship match in a close 7-5 decision. He earned his spot in the finals with a tech fall and a major decision in the earlier rounds. Classmate Ryan Deakin placed third at 149 lbs. He lost in the quarterfinals but bounced back to win four in a row in the consolation bracket to earn his third place finish.

Chicago's Big Ten Team is back to the dual part of the schedule when North Dakota State pays a visit to Welsh-Ryan Arena on Dec. 2. That match will begin at 7 p.m.
Results
Finals
184: #3 Bo Nickal (PSU) Fall Mitch Sliga (NU), 6:34
3rd Place
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Joe Heyob (Penn), 8-3
Semifinals
174: Shakur Rasheed (PSU) dec. Johnny Sebastian (NU), 7-2
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) dec. Alex DeCiantis (DREX), 6-0
197: #14 Matt McCutcheon (PSU) dec. Jacob Berkowitz (NU), 7-1
Quarterfinals
125: #6 Nick Suriano (PSU) maj. dec. Anthony Rubinetti (NU), 16-4
133: Kevin Devoy (DREX) Fall Jason Ipsarides (NU), 1:49
141: Kyle Springer (EMU) dec. Alec McKenna (NU), 12-6
149: #1 Zain Retherford (PSU) Fall Shayne Oster (NU), 0:48
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Fall Wayne Stinson (Rider), 3:26
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) dec. David Peters-Logue (App St.), 8-1
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Joe Heyob (Penn), 11-6
Round of 16
125: Anthony Rubinetti (NU) maj. dec. Edgar Garcia (F&M), 14-1
133: Jason Ipsarides (NU) dec. Ben Ross (Pitt), 8-4
141: Alec McKenna (NU) dec. Ryan Friedman (HARV), 2-0
149: Shayne Oster (NU) Fall Dolan Walsh (VMI), 2:45
157: Zac Carson (EMU) Fall Anthony Petrone (NU), 0:40
165: Austin Rose (DREX) dec. Ben Sullivan (NU), 5-1
165: Rob King (F&M) Tech Fall Braxton Cody (NU), 18-0 (2:39)
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Tech Fall Dom Celli (SHU), 20-5 (5:41)
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) Fall Chris Beck (VMI), 2:55
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Jared Langley (EMU), 4-1
285: Nickolas Gajdzik (HARV) dec. Zack Chakonis (NU), 7-3
285: Joey Goodhart (DREX) Fall Conan Jennings (NU), 6:34
Round of 32
141: Alec McKenna (NU) Fall Steve Midkiff (VMI), 2:03
141: A.J. Vindici (Penn) dec. Ian Cramer (NU), 9-7
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Fall Quinton Hiles (Penn), 0:39
Consolation Round of 16
141: Patrick Munn (Penn) dec. Ian Cramer (NU), 4-1
165: Cade Kiely (VMI) Tech Fall Braxton Cody (NU), 16-1 (5:25)
Consolation Round of 8
125: Anthony Rubinetti (NU) Fall Matt Rodriguez (HARV), 1:59
133: Anthony Cefolo (Rider) Fall Jason Ipsarides (NU), 2:29
141: Alec McKenna (NU) maj. dec. Aaron Kruk (HARV), 11-3
149: Shayne Oster (NU) maj. dec. Gino Fluri (Rider), 10-2
157: Emmett LiCastri (F&M) dec. Anthony Petrone (NU), 9-4
165: Ben Sullivan (NU) maj. dec. David Kasper (EMU), 8-0
165: Ben Sullivan (NU) dec. Dakota Greene (DREX), 13-6
285: Zack Chakonis (NU) Fall John Hartnett (SHU), 0:51
285: Conan Jennings (NU) Fall Dan Hayden (SHU), 4:22
285: Conan Jennings (NU) dec. Mauro Correnti (Rider), 7-4
285: Cary Miller (App St.) dec. Zack Chakonis (NU), 4-3
Consolation Round of 4
125: L.J. Bentley (Pitt) dec. Anthony Rubinetti (NU), 14-8
141: Evan Fidelibus (Rider) Fall Alec McKenna (NU), 3:34
149: Nick Barber (EMU) dec. Shayne Oster (NU), 9-7
165: Rob King (F&M) dec. Ben Sullivan (NU), 8-1
285: Gage Hutchison (EMU) Fall Conan Jennings (NU), 0:59
Consolation Semifinals
197: Jacob Berkowitz (NU) dec. Randall Diabe (App St.), 4-2

— #B1GCats —

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Brian Reinhardt <bcreinha@ncsu.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 5:01 PM
Subject: NC STATE WRESTLING: Wolfpack Claims Five Titles at Wolfpack Open
To:

@PackWrestle Claims Five Titles at Wolfpack OpenFive win titles, seven wrestle in finals, 14 in semifinals

Final Brackets | 2016-17 Schedule | Buy Tickets

RALEIGH, N.C. - The ninth-ranked NC State wrestling team claimed titles in five of the 10 weight classes at the Wolfpack Open on Sunday. In addition to its five champions, the Pack also placed seven into the finals, 14 to the semifinals and 19 to the quarterfinals.

133 - R-So. Sean Fausz, currently ranked #18 nationally, won the 133 pound weight class with a 5-3 OT win over teammate R-So. Jamal Morris in the finals. Fausz was a perfect 5-0 on the day, outscoring his opponents a combined 58-8, as he scored two tech fall wins and a major decision. Advancing to the finals, Morris had a pin and two tech falls.

141 - Jr. Kevin Jack, currently ranked #7 nationally, won the 141 pound weight class with a 6-1 win over Jack Mutchnik of American in the finals. Jack was also a perfect 5-0 on the day, outscoring his foes 57-5, with two tech fall wins and a major decision.

157 - Fr. Hayden Hidlay, who is redshirting this season, claimed his second collegiate title in as many attempts this season. Earlier this month, Hidlay also won the 157 pound weight class at the Southeast Open. Today, Hidlay won all five of his matches - picking up a pin, a tech fall and a major decision victory among his wins. In the finals, Hidlay downed Mitch Finesilver of Duke, 6-2.

184 - R-Jr. Michael Macchiavello, currently ranked #18 nationally, claimed top honors at 184 pounds with a perfect 4-0 mark. Starting with an 11-0 major decision, Macchiavello then scored a pin and a 6-3 win to advance to the finals. In the championship match, Macchiavello came away with a 7-4 win over #17 Chip Ness of North Carolina.

197 - Sr. Pete Renda, also redshirting this season, wrestled up a weight and claimed top honors at 197 pounds. In the finals, Renda defeated Ricky Robertson of Wisconsin, 3-2.

285 - R-Sr. Mike Kosoy reached the finals at 285 pounds before falling to #16 Jacob Kasper. Kosoy went 4-1 on the day, and picked up a pair of pins and a tech fall victory.

Redshirt senior Sam Speno (149), redshirt junior Brian Hamann (165), freshman Nick Reenan (174), and redshirt sophomore Malik McDonald (197) each placed third. Freshmen Tommy Cox (125) and Thomas Bullard (165), along with redshirt freshman Tyler Johnson (197) all placed fourth.

Up Next
NC State will return to home action on Wed., Nov. 30, as the Wolfpack will host #23 Appalachian State at 7 p.m. in Wolfpack Wrestling’s first event in the renovated Reynolds Coliseum. The dual match will be streamed live on ACC Network Extra.
--


Brian Reinhardt
Director of Athletics Digital Communications
(919) 515-8953 (office)
(919) 819-8317 (cell)
brian_reinhardt@ncsu.edu

Visit www.GoPack.com
"All electronic mail messages in connection with State business which are sent to or received by this account are subject to the NC Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties."

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Keith Cameron Sneddon<ksneddon@umd.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 3:14 PM
Subject: Goodwin, Bannister Win Twice at Cavalier Duals
To: wrestling <wrestling@umd.edu>

Goodwin, Bannister Win Twice at Cavalier Duals


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Redshirt junior Tyler Goodwin and redshirt sophomore Alfred Bannister both keep their unbeaten streaks alive Sunday, as the duo finished unbeaten at the Cavalier Duals hosted by the University of Virgina. The pair won both of their matches against wrestlers from Lock Haven and Virginia at Memorial Gymnasium, on a day which saw several Terps wrestle in their first career dual.


Maryland dropped the team decision in both matches, moving to 0-2 on the season in head-to-head competition. Virginia (2-0) upended Lock Haven (1-1) 24-16 in the meet’s other match. The Terps will resume competition next Sunday, November 27 at the Grapple at the Garden in New York City.


Match #1 -- Maryland 18, Lock Haven 20

Tyler Goodwin and redshirt freshman Danny Boychuck both notched falls, but Lock Haven won the final four bouts to secure the dual match victory 20-18 in Maryland’s season opener. Five Terps made their collegiate dual match debuts against the Bald Eagles, including Boychuck (10-3) who pinned Kyle Hammond for his sixth bonus point victory of the season.


Boychuck went into another gear leading 3-2 with a minute to go, taking Lock Haven’s Kyle Hammond down and putting him on his back at 6:31. It was the Haddonfield, N.J. native’s third pin of the season and put the Terps ahead 15-7.


Goodwin took care of Lewis Williams in the first period of the 133-pound match, racking up early back points until getting the fall at 1:45. Bannister won his first career dual at 149 pounds, earning a 9-7 decision over Kyle Shoop. Redshirt sophomore Patrick Gerish nearly had Jared Siegrist pinned in the 165-pound match, tilting the Lock Haven grappler in the first period to go up early. Siegrist managed to hang on and make it close in the third period, but Gerish outlasted him for the 8-6 decision.


The upper weights proved to be the difference in the match, as Lock Haven edged the Terps to win their first match of the year, before ultimately finishing 1-1 on the day.


Match #2 -- Maryland 13, Virginia 22

Maryland picked up four wins, but Virginia used to four-match win streak in the middle and upper weights to outlast Maryland 22-13 in Sunday’s Cavalier Duals finale. 12th-ranked Tyler Goodwin again shined for the Terps, securing his second bonus point victory of the day with an 8-0 major decision over Will Mason.


17th-ranked Alfred Bannister wrested one of the more exciting matches on the day in the 149-pound contest, as the La Plata, Md. native and UVA redshirt freshman Sam Krivus needed overtime to settle on a winner. Neither wrestle would surrender a takedown, as the match turned to ride-outs after a 1-1 tie through sudden victory.


It appeared Krivus had found a way out in the firt 30-second period, but Bannister held on to a leg in the final seconds to deny the escape. Baby J then took care of business from the down position, getting the escape for a one-point tiebreaker win.


Maryland’s upper weights also sealed a couple close matches, starting with a come-from-behind win for David-Brian Whisler in the 197-pound bout. Whisler trailed for most of the match, before executing a double overhook throw to put Chance McClure on his back for a quick takedown-near fall combo. The six point move made the difference, as the Warren, Ohio native picked up his first career dual win for the Terps.


Youssif Hemida was the second Terp to go to extra time, picking up his first dual win of the season with a 3-1 sudden victory decision over Chuck Boddy. After trading escapes in the second and third, Hemida fended off takedown attempts from the Cavalier heavyweight before getting the match clincher in sudden victory.


Maryland 13, Virginia 22

125 | Jack Mueller (UVA) tech. fall over Alex Vargas (MD), 17-2 (0-5)

133 | #12 Tyler Goodwin (MD) major decision over Will Mason (UVA), 8-0 (4-5)

141 | #10 George DiCamillo (UVA) major decision over Billy Rappo (MD), 12-2 (4-9)

149 | #17 Alfred Bannister (MD) tiebreaker decision over Sam Krivus (UVA), 2-1 (TB-1) (7-9)

157 | #20 Andrew Atkinson (UVA) decision over Danny Boychuck (MD), 7-2 (7-12)

165 | Cam Harrell (UVA) major decision over Patrick Gerish (MD), 15-7 (7-16)

174 | Ray Bethea (UVA) decision over Sam Rowell (MD), 8-5 (7-19)

184 | Will Schany (UVA) decision over Idris White (MD), 6-5 (7-22)

197 | David-Brian Whisler (MD) decision over Chance McClure (MD), 7-4 (10-22)

285 | Youssif Hemida (MD) sudden victory over Chuck Boddy (UVA), 3-1 (SV-1) (13-22)


Maryland 18, Lock Haven 20

125 | Jake Field (LHU) major decision over Michael Beck (MD), 12-2 (0-4)

133 | #12 Tyler Goodwin (MD) fall over Lewis Williams (LHU), 1:45 (6-4)

141 | #20 Ronnie Perry (LHU) decision over Billy Rappo (MD), 6-1 (6-7)

149 | #17 Alfred Bannister (MD) decision over Kyle Shoop (LHU), 9-7 (9-7)

157 | Danny Boychuck (MD) fall over Kyle Hammond (LHU), 6:31 (15-7)

165 | Patrick Gerish (MD) decision over Jared Siegrist (LHU), 8-6 (18-7)

174 | Tyler Wood (LHU) decision over Sam Rowell (MD), 3-0 (18-10)

184 | Corey Hazel (LHU) major decision over Idris White (MD), 18-7 (18-14)

197 | Tristan Sponseller (LHU) decision over David-Brian Whisler (MD), 12-7 (18-17)

285 | Thomas Haines (LHU) decision over Youssif Hemida (MD), 8-1 (18-20)


-Terps-
--
Keith Sneddon

Media Relations Assistant | Wrestling, Track & Field, XC Intercollegiate Athletics|University of Maryland

P: 443.617.2423

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Virginia Tech Athletics<webmaster@hokiesports.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 2:31 PM
Subject: VT Wrestling: No. 5 Mizzou gets by No. 6 Hokies in top 10 matchup, 23-19
To: wrestling_media@hokiesports.com


Wrestling
No. 5 Mizzou gets by No. 6 Hokies in top 10 matchup, 23-19
Late pin from Epperly not enough in loss to the Tigers
Read the story
- hokiesports.com to go



http://www.hokiesports.com/wrestling/recaps/20161120aaa.html


COLUMBIA, Mo. – Wrestling in a hostile environment for the second time in three days, the No. 6 Virginia Tech wrestling team could not come away with another victory as the Hokies (4-1, 0-0 ACC) fell to No. 5 Missouri, 23-19, in front of 1,472 at Jess Audi! torium on Sunday afternoon.

The Tigers (2-0, 0-0 MAC) improve to 2-0 all-time against Hokies after the second-ever meeting between the two programs. Senior Ty Walz picked up his second major decision of the weekend at heavyweight and junior Zach Epperly registered his first fall of the season at 174 pounds.

Dance put the Hokies ahead 3-0 early with a methodical 8-4 decision over Aaron Assad at 125 but the Tigers went on to take the next five bouts to take a commanding 19-3 advantage.

One of those wins for Mizzou came at 149, a top 10 showdown between No. 4 Lavion Mayes and No. 6 Chishko. The score was tied at 2-2 entering the third but an escape, a takedown and riding time iced the match for Mayes with a 6-2 decision.

With the Hokies trailing 20-3 with four bouts remaining, Epperly recorded a huge fall in 4:51 that brought the dual score to 20-9. Junior Zack Zavatsky against No. 11 Willie Milkus followed at 184 but an injury default gave Zavatsky and the Hokies six point to cut the deficit to five, 20-15.

That set the stage for the bout at 197 between No. 3 Jared Haught and No. 1 J’Den Cox, a bronze medal recipient at the Rio Olympics this past summer. Haught fought valiantly but an escape and riding time gave Cox a narrow 2-0 decision, putting the match out of reach at 23-15.

No. 5 Mizzou 23, No. 6 Virginia Tech 19
125: No. 3 Joey Dance (VT) DEC. Aaron Assad (MIZ), 8-4
133: No. 11 Jaydin Eierman (MIZZ) FALL Dominic Latona (VT), 2:55
141: Zach Synon (MIZZ) DEC. Dennis Gustafson (VT), 2-0.
149: No. 4 Lavion Mayes (MIZZ) DEC. No. 6 Solomon Chishko, 6-2.
157: No. 10 Joey Lavallee (MIZZ) MD Sal Mastriani (VT), 15-5.
165: No. 3 Daniel Lewis (MIZZ) MD Mike Ciavarro (VT), 13-0
174: No. 2 Zach Epperly (VT) FALL Dylan Wisman (MIZZ), 4:51
184: No. 9 Zack Zavatsky (VT) DEF. No. 11 Willie Milkus (MIZZ) - injury default
197: No. 1 J'Den Cox (MIZZ) DEC. No. 3 Jared Haught (VT), 2-0
HWT: No. 3 Ty Walz (VT) MD Austin Myers (MIZZ), 18-6

 

[dawrestling]

Hi All,

Attached is the recap from today's Roadrunner Open.

Stephen Waldman

Army West Point Athletics
Athletic Communications Assistant
639 Hoard Road
West Point, N.Y. 10996
Stephen.Waldman@usma.edu
(845) 938-6929 (o)
(610) 413-1430 (c)

www.GoArmyWestPoint.com<http://www.goArmyWestPoint.com>
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/GoArmyWestPoint<http://www.facebook.com/armyblackknights>
Twitter:
www.twitter.com/GoArmyWestPoint<http://www.twitter.com/GoArmyWestPoint>
YouTube:
www.youtube.com/GoArmyWestpoint<http://www.youtube.com/GoArmyWestPoint>
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/GoArmyWestpoint
<http://www.pinterest.com/GoArmyWestPoint>

 

[dawrestling]

rom: Rider Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 20, 2016 at 8:07 PM
Subject: Article: Broncs compete at 22nd Keystone Classic
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


Click here to view as a web page.


Broncs compete at 22nd Keystone Classic
Courtesy Rider Sports Information
Sun, November 20, 2016

Courtesy Roy DeBoer

PHILADELPHIA – The Broncs competed at the 22nd Keystone Classic Sunday. Freshman Evan Fidelibus (Easton, PA/Easton Area) and junior Chad Walsh (Cherry Hill, NJ/Camden Catholic) each finished third in the 141 and 165 weight classes, respectively. Michale Fagg-Daves (Somerset, NJ/Franklin) finished fourth at 184, while Wayne Stinson (Wrightstown, NJ/Northern Burlington Regional) took fifth at 174.

“The tournament was very tough with the defending national champions [Penn State] and a lot of other tough teams as well,” said Head Coach Gary Taylor. “We were without BJ Clagon at 157 and without (Ryan) Wolfe at 197, so we weren’t full strength. It was a good learning tournament this year. At this tournament you’re going to have to be at full strength. We worked and chipped away and finished sixth. I wasn’t unhappy with the results. I think we learned a lot.”

Fidelibus pinned Robert Lee of Pittsburgh in 2:58 to take the third place finish. He also defeated Penn State’s Dom Giannangeli, 7-5, in overtime, pinned Northwestern’s Alec McKenna in 1:34, defeated Harvard’s AJ Jaffe, 13-5, pinned VMI’s Steve Midkiff in 30 seconds and defeated Drexel’s David Pearce, 9-4, with riding time.

“One of the highlights of the tournament was Evan Fidelibus, a true freshman out of Easton,” said Taylor. “He lost his first match and then won six in a row. I think this was a growing-up tournament and coming of age for him he showed how good he could be.”

Walsh received a forfeit from Drexel’s Austin Rose to claim third place at 165. Walsh previously earned wins over Franklin & Marshall’s Rob King (4:40), Penn State’s Joseph Velliquette (0:54) and Harvard’s Peter Bearse (2:18).

“Chad continued to wrestle well,” said Taylor “He over-wrestled a situation too much and he was out most of the week, so his timing wasn’t as strong. But I’m not concerned about it. Chad will go right back to work, and the kid who beat him was good as well.”

Competing at 184, Fagg-Daves battled Drexel’s Alex DeCiantis into overtime in the third-place match before falling, 5-3. He also defeated Franklin & Marshall’s Anthony Mancini, 3-2, pinned Appalachian State’s David Peters-Logue in 2:15 and defeated Sacred Heart’s Elliot Antler, 4-3.

Stinson took fifth place at 174, receiving a forfeit from Northwestern’s Johnny Sebastian. Earlier in the day, Stinson defeated Drexel’s Owen Brooks, 7-2, with riding time and Franklin & Marshall’s James Stillerman, 16-6, with riding time.

“I thought Wayne Stinson wrestled well at 174 and we had several other young kids who won some matches,” said Taylor.

Gino Fluri and Jesse Rodgers also picked up a pair of wins each at 149. Fluri defeated Franklin & Marshall’s Sam Butler, 3-1, and Sacred Heart’s Alex Harnsberger, 11-6. Rodgers earned an 8-2 victory over Appalachian State’s Miller Clark and battled to a 4-3 win in overtime over Pittsburgh’s Alex Murray.

Also earning one win apiece were Anthony Cefolo and Mauro Correnti at 133 and 285, respectively. Cefolo defeated Eastern Michigan’s Sa’Derian Perry, 6-5, while Correnti took a 10-2 win with riding time over Sacred Heart’s John Hartnett.

--RU--



Click here to view as a web page.

To remove your e-mail address from our mailing list, please click on Customer Care and select Remove From Mailing List from the Area of Interest list and specify your e-mail address. Note: This does not apply to opt-in e-mail. To modify your opt-in e-mail deliveries, log in to the site and modify your preferences. Customer Care

NeuLion
800 Central Park Drive
Sanford, FL 32771

 

[dawrestling]

http://www.kentstatesports.com/news...ports.com&utm_campaign=Golden+Flashes+Insider Linked information on Kent State at Navy Wrestling Classic.

 

[dawrestling]

m: Endicott, Harry<harrye@ostatemail.okstate.edu>
Date: Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 1:07 PM
Subject: Jacobe Smith Named Big 12 Co-Wrestler of the Week
To:

For Immediate Release | Nov. 21, 2016 | Contact: Harry Endicott (harry.endicott@okstate.edu)


Jacobe Smith Named Big 12 Co-Wrestler of the Week


STILLWATER – Oklahoma State junior wrestler Jacobe Smith has been named Big 12 Co-Wrestler of the Week for his efforts at Saturday’s Lindenwood Joe Parisi Open.


Wrestling unattached, Jacobe Smith had the highlight of the day, pinning No. 7 Zac Brunson of Illinois in the third period of the quarterfinals on his way to claiming the top spot at 174. That was the second of two falls on the day for the Muskogee, Okla., native, who went 4-0 to claim his third open title since arriving in Stillwater.


Smith has been impressive since joining the Cowboys this fall, boasting a 12-0 overall record in his redshirt season with seven of those victories coming by fall and another by technical fall.


A two-time NJCAA Champion at 174 pounds, Smith racked up a 76-6 overall record in his two seasons at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M.


The top-ranked Cowboys head back on the road this weekend when they travel to Minneapolis to take on No. 16 Minnesota on Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m. CT.

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Luke Stillson <sid@mcdaniel.edu>
Date: Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 12:02 PM
Subject: WRES: McDaniel's Drummond named Wrestler of the Week
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

November 21, 2016


LANCASTER, Pa. – Alvontae Drummond (Lincoln, Del./Milford), a senior on the McDaniel wrestling team, has been named the Centennial Conference (CC) Wrestler of the Week for the week of Nov. 14-Nov. 20.

It is the second time this season he has earned the honor.

Drummond went 3-0 at the Green Terror Duals to lead the Green Terror to a 2-1 day as a team. He recorded his three victories all by fall. His three pins were all in the first period, recording pins in 1:12, 1:02 and 2:55.

McDaniel returns to action at the Petrofes Invitational hosted by Messiah on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3. Action begins at 12 p.m. on Friday and resumes at 9 a.m. on Saturday.

-30-

To unsubscribe from this email, click here

 

[dawrestling]

rom: Basford, Michael<basford.16@osu.edu>
Date: Tue, Nov 22, 2016 at 7:03 PM
Subject: WR: No. 4 Buckeyes Roll Past Kent State, Cleveland State
To:




November 22, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State wrestling contact:
Mike Basford / basford.16@osu.edu WR: No. 4 Buckeyes Roll Past Kent State, Cleveland StateOhio State wins 17 of 20 matches, 15 via bonus points

RELATED INFO: Online Release |

2016-17 Team Guide | Ticket Information | 2016-17 Schedule | 2016-17 Roster | Wrestling Homepage | Wrestling Camps | Follow the Buckeyes on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram


KENT, Ohio – Multiple wins by seven different Buckeyes helped Ohio State pick up a pair of dual victories on Tuesday evening in the first Thanksgiving Throwdown, hosted at Kent State’s Memorial and Athletic Convention Center. The Buckeyes, ranked fourth in this week’s USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll, improved to 3-0 on the season.


Reigning Big Ten Wrestler of the Week Kyle Snyder followed up his victory last Saturday over fourth-ranked Tanner Hall of Arizona State with two pins on Tuesday in a combined 3:46. It was just the second and third career falls for Snyder, who has now won 14 straight matches dating back to last January and improved his career record to 43-4.


Fellow defending national champion Myles Martin improved to 6-0 on the young season with his third and fourth bonus point wins. He pinned Kent State’s Jerold Spohn in 2:08 and then turned around to tech fall Nick Corba, 24-9. Against Cobra, Martin scored eight takedowns.


Micah Jordan, who came into Tuesday’s duals as the team leader in wins (nine), bonus point wins (seven) and technical falls (four) added to all three of those categories. Jordan scored a total of 44 points and won each of his bouts via technical fall. Jordan was a 26-6 winner over Tim Rooney of Kent State and followed that up with an 18-3 victory against Nick Montgomery of Cleveland State.


Jose Rodriguez built off the momentum of last Saturday’s 13-0 major decision at 125 lbs. by getting a technical fall and fall tonight. Rodriguez shutout Beard Seth of Kent State, 16-0, and needed just 1:26 to pin Spencer Dusi of Cleveland State. The redshirt freshman from Massillon, Ohio is now 5-1 on the season.


Kollin Moore improved to 10-0 on the year with two bonus point wins – a 21-4 technical fall against Stephen Suglio of Kent State a pin in 1:22 over Kollin Kelly of Cleveland State. Moore’s pin vs. Kelly was one of six against the Vikings on the night.


Ke-Shawn Hayes was the first Buckeye to win on the night, picking up a 7-3 decision over Cleveland State’s Evan Cheek. After finishing the first period with a 2-1 lead, Hayes escaped to start the second and then scored a takedown and two-point near fall for all the points he needed. In his second match of the night, Hayes picked up his first fall of the year.


The seventh Buckeye win two wins on the night was Cody Burcher, who edged Isaac Best of Kent State 5-2 to close out the 36-13 win over the Golden Flashes and pinned John Vaughn of Cleveland State two minutes into the first period.


In all, Ohio State won 17 of 20 matches and had nine falls, five technical falls and one major decision. The Buckeyes are now off until the CKLV Las Vegas Invite Dec. 2-3 in Las Vegas, Nev.


2016 Thanksgiving Throwdown | November 22, 2016
MAC Center | Kent, Ohio
Records: Ohio State 3-0; Kent State 1-1; Cleveland State 1-2

Ohio State 36, Kent State 13
133: Anthony Tutolo major decision over Brendan Fitzgerald 14-2 | KSU 4, OSU 0
157: Casey Sparkman decision over Jake Ryan 6-4 | KSU 7, OSU 0
184: Myles Martin fall over Jerald Spohn 2:08 | KSU 7, OSU 6
125: Jose Rodriguez technical fall over Beard Seth 16-0 | OSU 11, KSU 7
149: Micah Jordan technical fall over Tim Rooney 26-6 | OSU 16, KSU 7
141: Ke-Shawn Hayes fall over Ethan McCoy 4:13 | OSU 22, KSU 7
174: Jairod James fall over Seth Williams 6:38 | OSU 22, KSU 13
285: Kyle Snyder fall over Devin Nye 2:16 | OSU 28, KSU 13
197: Kollin Moore technical fall over Stephen Suglio 21-4 | OSU 33, KSU 13
165: Cody Burcher decision over Isaac Best 5-2 | OSU 36, KSU 13


Ohio State 52, Cleveland State 0
141: Ke-Shawn Hayes decision over Evan Cheek 7-3 | OSU 3, CSU 0
165: Cody Burcher fall over John Vaughn 2:00 | OSU 9, CSU 0
197: Kollin Moore fall over Collin Kelly 1:22 | OSU 15, CSU 0
133: Brendan Fitzgerald fall over Terrell Grant 1:04 | OSU 21, CSU 0
157: Jake Ryan fall over Grant Turnmire 4:17 | OSU 27, CSU 0
184: Myles Martin technical fall over Nick Corba 24-9 | OSU 32, CSU 0
125: Jose Rodriguez fall over Spencer Dusi 1:26 | OSU 38, CSU 0
149: Micah Jordan technical fall over Nick Montgomery 18-3 | OSU 43, CSU 0
285: Kyle Snyder fall over Mike Furbee 1:30 | OSU 49, CSU 0
174: Justin Kresevic decision over Devon Pingel 12-8 | OSU 52, CSU 0


#GoBucks#




MIKEBASFORD

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

Fawcett Center 6th floor | 2400 Olentangy River Rd. | Columbus, OH 43210


O 614.292.0134

C 908.892.8951

F 614.292.8547

basford.16@osu.edu@MikeBasford_OSU

OhioStateBuckeyes.com

THE PEOPLE. THE TRADITION. THE EXCELLENCE.

 

[dawrestling]

--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jon Fuller <jfuller3@buffalo.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 12:57 PM
Subject: WRE: Bulls Split against George Mason and Princeton at the Grapple at the Garden
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

November 27, 2016

NEW YORK – The University at Buffalo wrestling team split a pair of duals at the Grapple at the Garden on Sunday. The Bulls defeated George Mason, 32-9, before losing to Princeton, 28-12, at the famed Madison Square Garden.

Against George Mason in the opener, the Bulls got off to a great start as Derek Spann and Bryan Lantry pinned their respective opponents to put the Bulls ahead, 12-0. Spann pinned Trevor Mello at the 5:42 mark for his first career pin in a dual. Lantry pinned his opponent, Lio Quezada, at the 6:10 mark.

After the Patriots won the next three duals in decisions, Derek Holcomb got the Bulls back on track with a 5-2 decision over Garrett Tingen in the 157 match. It was Holcomb's first career dual win.

Muhamed McBryde followed with a 5-3 decision over Patrick Davis at 174. Brett Perry earned his first career pin in dual action and UB's third of the day when he took down Eli Spencer at the 4:46 mark.

Nate Rose got the start at 197 and totally dominated Andrew Thomas, earning a 15-0 tech fall. Jake Gunning finished off the Patriots with a 6-3 decision over Matthew Voss.

In their second dual of the day, the Bulls went up against #19 Princeton. Despite some impressive individual performances, UB lost to the Tigers, 28-12.

James Benjamin (197) had UB's biggest win of the day, earning a 7-5 overtime decision over Brett Harner, an All-American and 4th-ranked wrestler in the nation.

Lantry won his second match of the day by earning a 4-1 decision over Pat D'arcy. Lantry stayed perfect on the season, improving to 5-0.

Gunning earned a forfeit win at 285 for his second victory of the day. Like Lantry, Gunning is undefeated on the season at 5-0.

"We had mixed results today," head coach John Stutzman said. "We beat a good George Mason team and lost to nationally-ranked Princeton. Overall, Bryan Lantry wrestled well, going 2-0. His hard work is really paying off. James Benjamin is wrestling very well and was able to beat the 4th-ranked guy in the country."

The Bulls will next compete at Ohio next Sunday.

Buffalo 32, George Mason 9

125: Derek Spann (UB) won by fall over Trevor Mello (GM), 5:42
133: Bryan Lantry (UB) won by fall over Lio Quezada (GM), 6:10
141: Tejon Anthony (GM) won by decision over Jason Estevez (UB), 9-4
149: Sahid Kargbo (GM) won by sudden victory over Colt Cotten (UB), 4-2
157: Matthew Raines (GM) won by decision over Kobe Garrehy (UB), 8-1
165: Derek Holcomb (UB) won by decision over Garrett Tingen (GM), 5-2
174: Muhamed McBryde (UB) won by decision over Patrick Davis (GM), 5-3
184: Brett Perry (UB) won by fall over Eli Spencer (GM), 4:46
197: Nate Rose (UB) won by tech fall over Andrew Thomas (GM), 15-0
285: Jake Gunning (UB) won by decision over Matthew Voss (GM), 6-3

#19 Princeton 28, Buffalo 12

125: Ty Agaissea (P) won by decision over Derek Span (GMU), 6-1
133: Bryan Lantry (UB) won by decision over Pat D'arcy (P), 4-1
141: #8 Matthew Kolodzik (P) won by tech fall over Blake Retell (UB), 25-10
149: #19 Jordan Laster (P) won by decision over Colt Cotten (UB), 3-2
157: Leonard Merkin (P) won by tech fall over Kobe Garrehy (UB), 22-4
165: Joe Tavoso (P) won by decision over Derek Holcomb (UB), 9-8
174: #18 Jonathan Schleifer (P) won by decision over Muhamed McBryde (UB), 5-2
184: Kevin Parker (P) won by fall over Brett Perry (UB), 5:51
197: James Benjamin (UB) won by sudden victory over #4 Brett Harner (P), 7-5
285: Jake Gunning (UB) won by forfeit


To unsubscribe from this email, click here

 

[dawrestling]

rom: Brewer, Christopher J<christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 1:35 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling -- Hawkeyes Open Big Ten Season with 34-3 win at Purdue
To:




University of Iowa Wrestling

Athletics Communications Contact: Chris Brewer

bit.ly/2gMOSaO


Hawkeyes Open Big Ten Season with 34-3 win at Purdue


WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana -- The University of Iowa wrestling team opened the Big Ten season with a 34-3 win at Purdue on Sunday afternoon. The Hawkeyes won nine-of-10 bouts and scored 59 takedowns to win their Big Ten opener for the 19th straight season.


“There were a lot of good things,” said UI head coach Tom Brands. “They were a team that came out to squeeze. You could tell right away they wanted to keep it close. They were on our wrists, squeezing us tight. We did a pretty good job overall.”


The Hawkeyes won the first nine bouts and outscored the Boilermakers 138-59 overall. Iowa won four matches by decision, three by major decision, and two by technical fall. Alex Meyer recorded one of the two technical falls, 25-10, finishing the third period with seven takedowns and scoring a career-high 25 match points.


“It’s fun to put points on the board,” Meyer said. “I was feeling good before the match, during the match, at the end of the match, and after the match. I was moving really well and that leads to me scoring points.”


“Give credit to Meyer,” Brands said. “He didn’t just get the major and stop wrestling. He got the major, kept building, and with seven seconds to go he gets the technical fall and we get another team point. That’s a big deal.”


Thomas Gilman, Topher Carton, Brandon Sorensen, and Sammy Brooks scored bonus points for Iowa. Gilman opened the dual at 125 with six first-period takedowns and earned his first technical fall of the season, 25-10. He improved to 6-0 on the season. He is yet to wrestle a full length match, winning his first five bouts of the season by fall.


Carton surrendered a takedown in the opening minute at 141, but scored the final eight takedowns, three in the final period, and added 2:26 of riding time to win by major decision, 19-8.


Sorensen led 5-2 after two periods before scoring five takedowns in the final frame to record his fourth major decision of the season, 17-6, at 149.


Brooks recorded eight takedowns and 2:40 of riding time to win 20-9 at 184.


Cory Clark improved to 7-0 on the season with a 6-0 decision at 133. Michael Kemerer was one of four Hawkeyes to make their Big Ten debuts. He scored the first of four takedowns 37 seconds into the match and added 1:03 of riding time to win, 10-3, at 157.


Joey Gunther (165) and Cash Wilcke (197) also picked up wins in their debut. Wilcke scored his third takedown of the match with two seconds on the clock to win 6-4 at 197, and Gunther outscored his opponent 6-2 in the third period to win 8-4 at 165.


“It was nice to get a Big Ten match under my belt,” Gunther said. “I just kept bringing the pace higher and higher and getting to my attacks. They were coming easier and easier as the match was going on.”


Purdue closed the dual with a 4-2 win at 285. Steven Holloway scored the bout’s only takedown, but gave up a penalty point, two escapes, and riding time.


“I like the test that we had in some matches,” Brands said. “We definitely have to get better at 97 and heavyweight in bottom position. We don’t want to dwell on that. Both matches were winnable. Wilcke overcame getting ridden out (second period) and Holloway can overcome that. The easiest way to overcome it is just get off the bottom.”


Iowa returns to the mat Friday, Dec. 2 wrestling South Dakota State in Brookings, South Dakota. The dual begins at 7:30 p.m. (CT) and will be broadcast on KXIC AM 800 and online at Hawkeye All-Access. The dual is streamed online at flowrestling.com and televised on the Midco Sports Network.


NOTES: Attendance was 944... Iowa held a 59-2 advantage in takedowns and scored 28 takedowns in the third period… Iowa has won 22 consecutive Big Ten duals… Iowa has won 19 straight conference openers… Iowa has won 29 consecutive duals against Purdue… Redshirt freshmen Michael Kemerer, Joey Gunther, Cash Wilcke, and Steven Holloway made their Big Ten debuts… Brandon Sorensen (18-0) and Alex Meyer (14-0) are undefeated in Big Ten duals.


#3 IOWA 34, Purdue 3

125 -- #1 Thomas Gilman (I) tech. fall Ben Thornton (P), 25-10; 5-0

133 -- #1 Cory Clark (I) dec. Luke Welch (P), 6-0; 8-0

141 -- Topher Carton (I) major dec.Kyle Ayersman (P), 19-8; 12-0

149 -- #2 Brandon Sorensen (I) major dec. Nate Limmex (P), 17-7; 16-0

157 -- #7 Michael Kemerer (I) dec.Alex Griffin (P), 10-3; 19-0

165-- Joey Gunther (I) dec.Dylan Lydy (P), 8-4; 22-0

174 -- #6 Alex Meyer (I) tech. fall Peter Andreotti (P), 25-10; 27-0

184 -- #7 Sammy Brooks (I) major dec. Tanner Lynde (P), 20-9; 31-0

197 -- Cash Wilcke (I) dec. Christian Brunner (P), 6-4; 34-0

285 -- Tyler Kral (P) dec. Steven Holloway (I), 4-2; 34-3



Chris Brewer | Associate Director of Athletic Communications | University of Iowa

S300 Carver-Hawkeye Arena | Iowa City, IA 52242-1020

Office: 319-335-9411 | Cell: 319-325-3483


FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON THE HAWKEYES

VISIT: www.hawkeyesports.com

 

[dawrestling]

WRESTLING

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

NOVEMBER 27, 2016

CONTACT: Bobby Hundley, bhundley@unc.edu



BOONE, N.C. --- Ethan Ramos won by technical fall, and Joey Ward and Danny Chaid each had major decisions, but No. 25 North Carolina dropped a tight dual at No. 23 Appalachian State 18-16 Sunday afternoon at Varisty Gym. James Szymanski was also a winner for the Tar Heels, who could not overcoming losing six of 10 bouts to drop to 1-1 on the dual season.

Szymanski got the day started for Carolina with an impressive 8-4 win over Vito Pasone at 125 pounds. Colby Smith tied the dual with a 5-0 win over Tyrone Klump at 133 before Ward took the mat against ASU's Irvin Enriquez. Ward was in control throughout and put the Tar Heels back in front with a 12-3 major decision, his fourth bonus-point win of the year.

Appalachian State (3-0) took its first lead of the day with decisions in each of the next three bouts. Gavin Londoff upset No. 16 Joey Moon 5-2 at 157 before No. 17 Forrest Przybysz blanked Jack Clark 5-0 at 165.

Ramos then lifted Carolina back even with the Mountaineers courtesy of his first technical fall of the year. The junior All-American dominated Marcus Johnson in a 20-5 third period tech fall to even the dual at 12.

ASU briefly retook the lead thanks to a 3-2 overtime win at 184, but Chaid's first major as a Tar Heel put UNC up 16-15 with one bout to go.

No. 9 Denzel Dejournette gave Appalachian State the team victory, besting Cory Daniel at 285 by an 8-2 decision.

No. 23 Appalachian State 18, No. 25 North Carolina 16
125: James Szymanski (UNC) dec. Vito Pasone (APP), 8-4 - UNC leads 3-0
133: Colby Smith (APP) dec. Tyrone Klump (UNC), 5-0 - Tied 3-3
141: #8 Joey Ward (UNC) maj. dec. Irvin Enriquez (APP), 12-3 - UNC leads 7-3
149: #11 Matt Zovistoski (APP) dec. Troy Heilmann (UNC), 7-6 - UNC leads 7-6
157: Gavin Londoff (APP) dec. #16 Joey Moon (UNC), 5-2 - APP leads 9-7
165: #17 Forrest Przybysz (APP) dec. Jack Clark (UNC), 5-0 - APP leads 12-7
174: #8 Ethan Ramos (UNC) tech fall Marcus Johnson (APP), 20-5 - Tied 12-12
184: David Peters-Logue (APP) dec. Elijah Kerr-Brown (UNC), 3-2 (OT-1) - APP leads 15-12
197: Daniel Chaid (UNC) maj. dec. Randall Diabe (APP), 19-7 - UNC leads 16-15
285: #9 Denzel Dejournette (APP) dec. Cory Daniel (UNC), 8-2 - APP wins 18-16




Bobby Hundley
Assistant Director, UNC Athletic Communications
bhundley@unc.edu
919-428-0893

 

[dawrestling]

------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Endicott, Harry <harrye@ostatemail.okstate.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 3:41 PM
Subject: Top-Ranked Cowboys Bury Gophers, 34-3
To: ath-media-l@listserv.okstate.edu

For Immediate Release | Nov. 27, 2016 | Contact: Harry Endicott (harry.endicott@okstate.edu)


Top-Ranked Cowboys Bury Gophers, 34-3

Interview with heavyweight Austin Schafer:


MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The top-ranked Oklahoma State wrestling team handled its first ranked opponent of the season in dominating fashion Sunday afternoon, dropping No. 16 Minnesota, 34-3, at the Minnesota Sports Pavilion to move to 2-0 on the dual season.


Heavyweight Austin Schafer had the biggest highlight of the day, upsetting No. 5 Michael Kroells for the first ranked win of his career with a thrilling 3-2 decision that was decided in the final 30 seconds. Adding to Schafer’s big win, four Cowboys recorded bonus point victories to put the Gophers away, including a first-period fall by Chandler Rogers at 165 pounds.


“Overall, I’m pleased,” head coach John Smith said after the match. “You obviously have some matches that you kind of scratch your head at. I don’t think any of our guys really felt like they were in any kind of rhythm today, but that’s okay. It’s tough to get in that rhythm.”


Following up Preston Weigel’s loss to No. 2 Brett Pfarr at 197 pounds after halftime to cut the Cowboy lead to 18-3, Schafer killed whatever momentum the Gophers had. Tied at one with under a minute to go in the final period, the senior made his move. Schafer’s decisive takedown came with 30 seconds on the clock, and while Kroells would escape for a final effort, the Cowboy heavyweight held on for the 3-2 decision.


“The score was tight, but I felt confident,” Schafer said. “He hadn’t been opening up on his feet and I just knew to stay in good position and that I’d find my shot. I just stayed confident and kept pursuing that.”


Starting the match at 149, third-ranked Anthony Collica recorded a 6-4 decision with riding time over Fredy Stroker of Minnesota in his first true match of the season. Collica sat the Cowboys’ opening dual out after defeating third-ranked Lavion Mayes in the All-Star Classic the previous day, but the match didn’t count toward his NCAA record.


Jonce Blaylock kept things rolling, moving up to 157 to fill in for third-ranked Joseph Smith against Minnesota’s Carson Brolsma. Trailing 4-3 in the third period, Blaylock dropped Brolsma for a takedown in the final 30 seconds of the match to gut out a 5-4 decision.


Rogers recorded the first bonus point win for the Cowboys Sunday afternoon, pinning Minnesota’s Brandon Kingsley nearly a minute and a half into the match. It marked Rogers’ second pin of the season and the second-quickest of his career, moving him to 5-0 overall for his redshirt sophomore campaign.


Seniors Kyle Crutchmer and Nolan Boyd both recorded decisions to give the Cowboys an 18-0 lead at the intermission. Crutchmer survived a late push from No. 14 Nick Wanzek to get the 7-5 win. Boyd got out with a 2-1 decision over Robert Steveson.


After Schafer’s match put the win well in hand, redshirt freshmen Nick Piccininni and Kaid Brock, along with top-ranked Dean Heil buried the Gophers with bonus-point wins in their matches.


Piccininni was relentless in his match against Skyler Petry at 125 pounds, piling up points to get the 17-1 tech fall. The East Setaucket, N.Y., product moved to 6-0 on the season, and boosted his dual point total to 10 after tech falls in both of the first two dual matches of his career.


Brock came out of the gate hot, dropping Minnesota’s Mitch McKee in under 10 seconds. Leading 3-2 after one, Brock pulled away in the second with the help of a four-point nearfall. The Stillwater native would finish off the match with a 10-2 major decision.


“With Kaid, although (McKee) was a freshman, he’s one of the better guys in the country,” Smith said. “He was actually higher ranked than Kaid coming out of high school. We knew collegiately, this was a chance to get that monkey off of his back. He hasn’t beaten that kid at least the last two times they’ve wrestled. It was a good effort.”


Dean Heil closed out the match with a 12-3 major decision over Gannon Volk to move to 6-0 on the season. The 2016 NCAA Champion was dominant throughout, recording five takedowns to pick up the riding time point easily with just over four minutes on top.

The Cowboys now look ahead to next weekend, which will take them to Norman, Okla., for a Bedlam battle with No. 17 Oklahoma on Friday night before heading home for a matchup with No. 21 Pittsburgh Sunday afternoon.


No. 1 Oklahoma State 34, No. 16 Minnesota 3

Nov. 27, 2016 | Minnesota Sports Pavilion | Minneapolis, Minn.

149: No. 3 Anthony Collica (OSU) dec. Fredy Stroker (MINN) 6-4

157: Jonce Blaylock (OSU) dec. Carson Brolsma (MU) 5-4

165: No. 4 Chandler Rogers (OSU) fall Brandon Kingsley (UM) 1:24

174: No. 4 Kyle Crutchmer (OSU) dec. No. 14 Nick Wanzek (UM) 7-5

184: No. 5 Nolan Boyd (OSU) dec. Robert Steveson (UM) 2-1

197: No. 2 Brett Pfarr (UM) dec. No. 6 Preston Weigel (OSU) 7-2

HWT: Austin Schafer (OSU) dec. No. 5 Michael Kroells (UM) 3-2

125: No. 10 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Skyler Petry (UM) 17-1

133: No. 6 Kaid Brock (OSU) MD Mitch McKee (UM) 10-2

141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) MD Gannon Volk (UM) 12-3


--

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tristan Warner <twarn006@odu.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 2:15 PM
Subject: ODU Wrestling Downed by No. 17 Northern Iowa, 29-9, in Cedar Falls
To:




CEDAR FALLS, Iowa -- The Old Dominion wrestling team (0-3, 0-2 MAC) lost to No. 17 Northern Iowa (3-1, 1-0 MAC) on Sunday afternoon in the West Gym in Cedar Falls by a 29-9 score. Kevin Beazley and Will Hilliard wrapped up the dual meet with the lone victories of the match for the Monarchs.

"This was a definite learning experience for our guys," head coach Steve Martin said. "We have to be able to initiate our attacks no matter what the circumstances are. We need to focus on what we can control and stay in our positions where we are good. We have another opportunity to do so Tuesday night and that's the expectation."

Beginning at 125, third-ranked two-time All-American Dylan Peters earned a first period fall over Steven Simpson to get the momentum rolling for the Panthers. Josh Alber followed up with a major decision win over Alex Madrigal at 133 to put UNI up, 10-0.

At 141, UNI's Jake Hodges used a four-point nearfall in the third period to take down Emilio Saavedra, 6-0, before Max Thomsen put together an 11-3 major over Michael Hayes at 149. Paden Moore put the Panthers up 20-0 at the intermission with an 8-2 decision over Austin Eads at 157.

In the premier match of the afternoon, 17th-ranked Bryce Steiert knocked off the Monarchs' No. 14 Seldon Wright, 3-2, on the strength of a first period takedown. Wright secured both legs on a double leg attempt in the closing seconds of the bout, but time expired before control was awarded, and Steiert took the narrow 3-2 victory.

In a wild freshmen battle at 174, Taylor Lujan put UNI up 26-0 with a 10-5 victory over Antonio Agee. Drew Foster followed up with a 6-1 decision over No. 9 Jack Dechow at 184.

Kevin Beazley got ODU on the board with a commanding 6-0 decision over Jared Bartel at 197, using takedowns in the first and second period to clinch the Monarchs' first win of the dual.

At 285, Will Hilliard received a forfeit to bring the final dual meet score to 29-9.

No. 17 Northern Iowa 29 Old Dominion 19

125: No. 3 Dylan Peters (NOIO) over Steven Simpson (OLDO) (Fall 1:30)
133: No. 17 Josh Alber (NOIO) over Alex Madrigal (OLDO) (MD 11-2)
141: Jake Hodges (NOIO) over Emilio Saavedra (OLDO) (Dec 6-0)
149: Max Thomsen (NOIO) over Michael Hayes (OLDO) (MD 11-3)
157: Paden Moore (NOIO) over Austin Eads (OLDO) (Dec 8-2)
165: No. 17 Bryce Steiert (NOIO) over No. 14 Seldon Wright (OLDO) (Dec 3-2)
174: Taylor Lujan (NOIO) over Antonio Agee (OLDO) (Dec 10-5)
184: Drew Foster (NOIO) over No. 9 Jack Dechow (OLDO) (Dec 6-1)
197: No. 9 Kevin Beazley (OLDO) over Jared Bartel (NOIO) (Dec 6-0)
285: Will Hilliard (OLDO) received a forfeit

Up Next

ODU takes on MAC foe Northern Illinois on Tuesday at 8 p.m. (EST) in Dekalb, Illinois.


--
Tristan Warner
Old Dominion University
Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant (WREST, FH, MGOLF, WGOLF)
Jim Jarrett Athletic Administration Building
4509 Elkhorn Avenue
Norfolk, Virginia 23529
Office: (757) 683-3395
Cell: (717) 571-1206
www.ODUSports.com

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: UNI Athletics Media Relations <unisid@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 2:11 PM
Subject: UNI Wrestling Dominates ODU, 29-9
To: Michelle Van Dorn <michelle.vandorn@uni.edu>


CONTACT: Michelle Van Dorn (michelle.vandorn@uni.edu / (319) 290-5301)FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESTORY LINK: http://bit.ly/2gzV037

Officials: Curt Frost and Mike Hagerty

Attendance: 1,461

ODU (0-3 / 0-2 MAC) vs. #22 UNI (3-1 / 1-0 MAC) – West Gym / Nov. 27, 2016


CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – UNI earned bonus points in three matches and knocked off two top-15 opponents to beat Old Dominion 29-9 in its first MAC dual of the season.


UNI improves to 3-1 overall, 1-0 in the MAC. They remain perfect against ODU, 8-0.


“We finished positions. We finished periods, and that’s probably what I am most happy about” said head coach Doug Schwab. “We talked about that after the Virginia Tech meet how we are going to respond.”


Drew Foster knocked off All-American and three-time NCAA qualifier No. 9 Jack Dechow at 184 pounds, and Bryce Steiert beat No. 14 Seldon Wright at 165 pounds.


“That was a pretty dominating performance,” Schwab said of Foster. “The guy never really got close to him, and he rode him out the whole second period.”


Foster gave partial credit to the crowd.


“They give you a lot of energy, and they got to drain energy out of the opponent,” he said. “I’d hate to wrestle against the crowd. It’s nice to have the crowd backing you up.”


The Panthers kept ODU off the board until the 197-pound match.


Dylan Peters got UNI on the board and moved up on the all-time career list for falls with a first-period fall against Steven Simpson at 125 pounds. No. 3 Peters now has 25 first-period falls and 37 total to tie Moza Fay for the fifth most falls among all Panthers.


Josh Alber improved to 8-1, with all eight wins coming with bonus points. His 11-2 major decision gave the Panthers a 10-0 lead over the Monarchs.


Jake Hodges kept the Panthers perfect racking up nearly two minutes of riding time to win 6-0 at 141 pounds. Max Thomsen improved to 7-1 with his fifth set of bonus points, beating Michael Hayes by major decision, 11-3.


The Panthers were perfect right up until intermission. Paden Moore closed out the first half of the meet with an 8-2 win over Austin Eads.


Steiert, ranked at 157 pounds, knocked off No. 14 Seldon Wright wrestling at 165 pounds. Steiert held off a last-minute attempt at a takedown to win 3-2.


Taylor Lujan kept the Panthers perfect with a 10-5 decision, earning 1 minute, 50 seconds in riding time at 174 pounds.


Foster racked up nearly three minutes of riding time to knock off Dechow at 184 pounds. The Panthers led 29-0 after eight matches.


ODU wouldn’t get on the board until the 197-pound match. UNI forfeited the final weight but won 29-9.



WRESTLING CLINIC

Prior to today’s dual, UNI hosted a clinic for about 100 youths. Members of the Panther Wrestling Club Blaize Cabell and Joey Lazor joined current UNI student-athletes to instruct.


Roling Ford sponsored 20 youths to attend. All the proceeds benefit Kelsey Motley who was diagnosed with colon cancer earlier this year. Motley is a UNI graduate and works for Panther Sports Properties – Learfield Sports.


NEXT UP

UNI hosts the UNI Open starting 9 a.m. Dec. 3 in the UNI-Dome. It’s a chance for Panther fans to see much of the roster that doesn’t compete at duals.


Fans are encouraged to donate an item for the Toys for Tots collection. Bins will be available at the entrances.



RESULTS

#22 UNI 29, ODU 9

• 125 – #3 Dylan Peters (UNI) pinned Steven Simpson (ODU), 1:30
• 133 – #14 Josh Alber (UNI) maj. dec. Alex Madrigal (ODU), 11-2 (2:57 RT)
• 141 – Jake Hodges (UNI) dec. Emilio Saavedra (ODU), 6-0 (1:55 RT)
• 149 – Max Thomsen (UNI) maj. dec. Michael Hayes (ODU), 11-3 (2:08 RT)
• 157 – Paden Moore (UNI) dec. Austin Eads (ODU), 8-2 (2:03 RT)
• 165 – #17 Bryce Steiert (UNI) dec. #14 Seldon Wright (ODU), 3-2
• 174 – Taylor Lujan (UNI) dec. Antonio Agee (ODU), 10-5 (1:50 RT)
• 184 – Drew Foster (UNI) dec. #9 Jack Dechow (ODU), 6-1 (2:55 RT)
• 197 – #9 Kevin Beazley (ODU) dec. Jared Bartel (UNI) 6-0 (2:11 RT)
• 285 – Will Hilliard (ODU) wins by forfeit

*Steiert’s ranking is at 157 pounds

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tristan Warner<twarn006@odu.edu>
Date: Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 7:31 PM
Subject: Beazley's Win over No. 10 Scott Lifts ODU Past Northern Illinois, 22-9
To:




DEKALB, Ill. -- In the premier matchup of the night, Old Dominion's ninth-ranked Kevin Beazley scored a third period takedown to defeat Northern Illinois' 10th-ranked Shawn Soott, 3-2, at 197 to lift the Monarchs over the Huskies, 22-9, for their first dual meet victory of the season Tuesday night. ODU improved to 1-3, 1-1 (MAC) while Northern Illinois fell to 2-2, 0-1 (MAC).

After the Huskies' Brock Hudkins defeated Steven Simpson, 4-3, at 125, the Monarchs secured back-to-back decision victories from Alex Madrigal and Emilio Saavedra at 133 and 141, respectively, to put ODU out in front, 6-3.

Northern Illinois responded with a 9-3 decision win from 12th-ranked Steve Bleise at 149 and a 6-0 victory by Caden McWhirter at 157 to reclaim the lead, 9-6, at the intermission.

Old Dominion would never look back from there, as the Monarchs rolled to five straight wins from 165 to 285. Seldon Wright earned a 17-8 major decision at 165, while freshman Antonio Agee picked up the first dual meet win of his career, securing a late third period takedown to knock off Shaun'Qae McMurtry, 3-1, at 174.

Jack Dechow kept the momentum rolling for Old Dominion, registering a controlling 6-1 win at 184 over Bryce Gorman. At 197, with the battle of top 10 wresters deadlocked at 1-1 in the final 30 seconds, Kevin Beazley secured both ankles of Shawn Scott for a takedown to go up, 3-1. A quick escape by Scott narrowed the lead to 3-2, but Beazley held on for the 3-2 triumph to improve to 8-1 on the season. http://www.odusports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?&ATCLID=208408989&DB_OEM_ID=31100

To close out the dual meet, Will Hilliard scored a takedown and four nearfall to jump out to a 7-2 first period lead over Caleb Gossett and hung on for the 12-7 win to clinch the dual meet for the Monarchs.

Old Dominion (OLDO) 22 Northern Illinois (NOIL) 9

125: Brock Hudkins (NOIL) over Steven Simpson (OLDO) (Dec 4-3)133: Alex Madrigal (OLDO) over Alijah Jeffery (NOIL) (Dec 6-2)
141: Emilio Saavedra (OLDO) over Angel Velasquez (NOIL) (Dec 3-2)
149: No. 12 Steve Bleise (NOIL) over Michael Hayes (OLDO) (Dec 9-3)
157: Caden McWhirter (NOIL) over Austin Eads (OLDO) (Dec 6-0)
165: No. 15 Seldon Wright (OLDO) over Andrew Scott (NOIL) (MD 17-8)
174: Antonio Agee (OLDO) over Shaun`Qae McMurtry (NOIL) (Dec 3-1)
184: No. 13 Jack Dechow (OLDO) over Bryce Gorman (NOIL) (Dec 6-1)
197: No. 9 Kevin Beazley (OLDO) over No. 10 Shawn Scott (NOIL) (Dec 3-2)
285: Will Hilliard (OLDO) over Caleb Gossett (NOIL) (Dec 12-7)

Up Next

ODU returns home to the Ted Constant Center on Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. for a home dual meet against No. 12 NC State.


--
Tristan Warner
Old Dominion University
Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant (WREST, FH, MGOLF, WGOLF)
Jim Jarrett Athletic Administration Building
4509 Elkhorn Avenue
Norfolk, Virginia 23529
Office: (757) 683-3395
Cell: (717) 571-1206
www.ODUSports.com

 

[dawrestling]

Sussex Tech takes 2016 Bulldog Invitational Wrestling Title By David A. Willauer Contributing Writer

1. Sussex Tech 200 points 2 champions 2. Indian River 194 points 4 champions 3. Concord 159 points 2 champions 4. Archmere 111 points 5. Mt. Pleasant 109.5 points 2 champions 6. Hodgson 98 points 7. Woodbridge 95 points 1 champion 8. Glasgow 79 points 1 champion 9. Tower Hill 73 points 1 champion 10. Brandywine 66 points 1 champion 11. Wilmington Christian 56 points 12. Tatnall 54.5 points 13. Howard 48 points 14. St. Andrews 27.5 points
106 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jerome Cannon of Woodbridge H S
2nd Place - Mason Rolph of Sussex Tech H S
3rd Place - Chris Saylor of Indian River H S
4th Place - Kyle Simpson of Concord H S
5th Place - Zac Palmer of Mt Pleasant H S
6th Place - David Seeman of Wilmington Christian School
7th Place - Renn Noah of Glasgow H S

113 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Will Rayne of Indian River H S
2nd Place - Beau Neff of Tatnall H S
3rd Place - Matt Wolff of Concord H S
4th Place - Katarina Austin of Hodgson Vo Tech School
5th Place - Chase Flood of Sussex Tech H S
6th Place - Frank Acierno of Wilmington Christian School

120 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Joseph Piha of Concord H S
2nd Place - Dylan Ely of Indian River H S
3rd Place - Jack Tigani of Tatnall H S
4th Place - Gary Clements of Archmere Academy
5th Place - Gavin Manning of Woodbridge H S
6th Place - Devin Berduo of Sussex Tech H S
7th Place - Andrew Thompson of Mt Pleasant H S
8th Place - Ben Snellgrove of Wilmington Christian School

126 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Tajon Knight of Indian River H S
2nd Place - Josh Mottola of Archmere Academy
3rd Place - Nahid Hosain of Mt Pleasant H S
4th Place - Scott Weinkowitz of Concord H S
5th Place - Robert Boyer of Woodbridge H S
6th Place - Erimas Keleta of Brandywine
7th Place - Nick Mowl of Tatnall H S
8th Place - Jy`aire Hickman of Howard H S

132 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Kyle Mayo of Mt Pleasant H S
2nd Place - Roberto Santos of Sussex Tech H S
3rd Place - Max Leary of Tatnall H S
4th Place - Vincent Black of Concord H S
5th Place - Liam Jordan of Hodgson Vo Tech School
6th Place - Jessie O`Neal of Indian River H S

138 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jared Arlett of Indian River H S
2nd Place - Jorden Collins of Mt Pleasant H S
3rd Place - Freeman Jackson of Sussex Tech H S
4th Place - Enrique Ramos of Woodbridge H S
5th Place - Anthony DeMark of Hodgson Vo Tech School
6th Place - Ted Hughes of Tower Hill Hs
7th Place - Drake (Zach) Cattermole of Tatnall H S
8th Place - Daiaundre Minor of Howard H S

145 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Troy Peter of Concord H S
2nd Place - Brian Rojas of Glasgow H S
3rd Place - Kamron Campbell of Brandywine
4th Place - Andrew Cercena of Tower Hill Hs
5th Place - Kyle Bradford of Wilmington Christian School
6th Place - Emilio Schafferman of Hodgson Vo Tech School

152 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Tymere Wilson of Glasgow H S
2nd Place - Mikey Covey of Sussex Tech H S
3rd Place - Enoch Santiago of Hodgson Vo Tech School
4th Place - Rob San Gabriel of Concord H S
5th Place - Anthony Trusello of Archmere Academy
6th Place - Brandon Leggott of St Andrews H S
7th Place - Frank Majewski of Brandywine
8th Place - Adam Hardy of Woodbridge H S
9th Place - Kailen Roberts of Mt Pleasant H S
10th Place - Warren Harmon of Tower Hill Hs
11th Place - Andrew McNeill of Wilmington Christian School
12th Place - Eric Winstead of Indian River H S
13th Place - Jaymchael Perry of Howard H S

160 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Carter Falizzi of Mt Pleasant H S
2nd Place - Jordan James of Woodbridge H S
3rd Place - Michael Gianforcaro of Tower Hill Hs
4th Place - Tarryl Sturgis of Sussex Tech H S
5th Place - Dominic Barbuto of Concord H S
6th Place - Reshawn Turner of Indian River H S

170 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jonathan Kranz of Brandywine
2nd Place - Arturo Salas of Indian River H S
3rd Place - Clay Brooks of Archmere Academy
4th Place - Jake Hamer of Sussex Tech H S
5th Place - Evan Roberts of Wilmington Christian School
6th Place - Mekhi Wiggins of Hodgson Vo Tech School

182 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Zeke Marcozzi of Indian River H S
2nd Place - Patrick Wicks of Archmere Academy
3rd Place - Joey Fonseca of Hodgson Vo Tech School
4th Place - Luke Campbell of Wilmington Christian School
5th Place - Jermaine Lugo of Howard H S
6th Place - Lee Downs of Sussex Tech H S

195 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Darvin Perez of Sussex Tech H S
2nd Place - John Keller of Indian River H S
3rd Place - Dan Swierczek of Hodgson Vo Tech School
4th Place - Bob Quercetti of Archmere Academy
5th Place - Hissan snell of Howard H S
6th Place - Charles Quimby of Tower Hill Hs

220 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Michael Gallagher of Tower Hill Hs
2nd Place - Miguel Santiago of Sussex Tech H S
3rd Place - Alex Salmorbekov of Concord H S
4th Place - Christian Francis of Howard H S
5th Place - Phillip Williams of Glasgow H S
6th Place - Hunter Young of Woodbridge H S
7th Place - Anthony Soscia of Archmere Academy
8th Place - Roberto Lara of Hodgson Vo Tech School

285 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jamie Schirmer of Sussex Tech H S
2nd Place - Michael Devine of Archmere Academy
3rd Place - Ramond Turner of Indian River H S
4th Place - Christopher Baxter of Howard H S
5th Place - Omar Chatt of Concord H S
6th Place - Michael Bove of Woodbridge H S
7th Place - Josh McMahon of Hodgson Vo Tech School

 

[dawrestling]

DELAWARE WRESTLING NEWS 12-7-16


William Penn 69 Newark 12

106 Brandon Pike WP pinned Matt Guckenberger in 26
WP 6-0
113 Kevin Garcia WP won by forfeit
WP 12-0
120 Anthony Rispoli WP pinned Giuseppe Delledonne in 58
WP 18-0
?126 Joe Taylor New pinned Cecil Owusu in 1:08
WP 18-6
132 Noah Ogdin WP won by forfeit
WP 24-6
138 Devaugh Corbettt WP pinned Zeid Roberson in 2:46
WP 30-6
145 Santiago Vizcaino New pinned Jonnir Watson in 1:50
WP 30-12
?152 Ulises Pizarro WP pinned Jose Soriano-Mungia in 3:03
? WP 36-12
160 Joe Bedwell WP pinned Tyjohn Davis in 1:54
WP 42-12
170 Luis Rodriguez dec Ahmad Mageid 8-1
WP 45-12
182 Tom Lane WP won by forfeit
WP 51-12
?195 Messiah El WP pinned Alexander Pollard in :49
WP 57-12
220 Myles Goodson-Tatum WP pinned Mamound Gbla in :36
WP 63-12
285 C J Hope WP pinned Jeremiah Velez in :24
Cape Henlopen 66 Lake Forest 6

06: Sierra Gloria (Cape) win by forfeit
113: Keith Harmon (Cape) over Roque Goss (Fall 2:11)
120: Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Willard Frazier (Fall 0:35)
126: Andre Currie (Cape) over Vinnie Fantozzi (Fall 0:21)
132: Maxwell Norquest (Cape) over Kurt Moyer (Fall 0:57)
138: Seth Flemming (Lake) over Justin Wright (Dec 5-4)
145: Vincent Diego (Cape) over Justin Cale (Fall 2:39)
152: Ezekiel Bean (Cape) over Dean Fleming (Dec 6-2)
160: Grant Ford (Lake) over Mark Knestaut (Dec 7-4)
170: Cory Lawson (Cape) over Gaij Copes (Fall 3:01)
182: Christopher Handlin (Cape) over Kristopher Thompson (Fall 1:57)
195: Holden Kammerer (Cape) over Wade Brooks (Fall 1:25)
220: Brandon Harp (Cape) over Michael Galloway (Fall 2:48)
285: Zackery Flores (Cape) over Jordan Springer (UTB 2-2)



Sussex Tech 54 Laurel 26

106 Rolph ST fall 2:22 Elliott L113 Louis L maj dec 17-8 Flood ST
120 Jenkins L maj dec 13-0 Berduo ST
126 Hineline ST fall 1:37 Venables L
132 Fosque L fall :45 Santos ST
138 Degraffinreed L fall 3:51 Jackson ST
145 Covey ST fall 1:33 Cooper L
152 Bunting ST fall 3:27 Jones L
160 Sturgis ST fall 2:50 Townsend L
170 Hamer ST fall 2:37 Henriquez L
182 Perez ST fall 1:57 J Gillespie L
195 Van Pelt ST fall 3:35 Brumbley L
220 Handy L fall 5:54 Hawkins ST
285 Schirmer ST fall 5:54 K Gillespie L



Glasgow 48 Tower Hill 30

106- Renn, G vs FFT
113- DBL FFT
120- Salgado, G vs FFT
126- Limon, G vs FFT
132- Boyden, TH fall Williams, 1:32
138- Dobrzynski G vs FFT
145- Cercena, TH fall Rojas, 1:32
152- Wilson, G fall Harmon, 1:00
160- Gianforcaro, TH fall Avenarius, 3:30
170- H. Quimby, TH fall Salgado, 2:39
182- Boyer, G fall Brown, 2: 24
195- C. Quimby, TH fall Desanta 4:30
220- Booker, G fall Gallagher, 1:46
285- Williams, G vs FFT

 

[dawrestling]

--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: James Warnick <James.Warnick@uvu.edu>
Date: Thu, Dec 8, 2016 at 3:23 PM
Subject: UVU WRE: UVU heads to Boise for Saturday showdown at Boise State
To: James Warnick <James.Warnick@uvu.edu>


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: http://wolverinegreen.com/news/2016...ise-for-saturday-showdown-at-boise-state.aspx

UVU heads to Boise for Saturday showdown at Boise State

Dec. 8, 2016

UTAH VALLEY at BOISE STATEBoise, Idaho | Bronco GymSaturday, Dec. 10 | 7 p.m. MTLive Video | Live Results | UVU Match NotesWOLVERINE WRESTLING HEADS TO BOISE FOR SATURDAY SHOWDOWN AT BOISE STATEOREM, Utah –Fresh off of a strong showing at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational last week, the Utah Valley University wrestling team will return to dual action at rival Boise State on Saturday evening in Boise, Idaho. The Big 12 vs. Pac-12 showdown is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at BSU's Bronco Gym.UVU (1-1, 0-0 Big 12) will enter Saturday's dual meet off of a 19th place finish out of 35 teams with a total of 28.5 points at the CKLV Invite last weekend in Las Vegas. With the top-20 finish, Utah Valley finished ahead of fellow Big 12 opponents Air Force (21st) and West Virginia (28th), as well as Pac-12 foes Cal Poly (24th) and Boise State (30th).Redshirt freshmenKimball Bastian(174 pounds) andTanner Orndorff(197) led the way for the Wolverines last weekend by both placing in the top-eight at the prestigious event. Bastian went 4-2 at the tournament en route to earning a seventh-place finish, while Orndorff finished with a 3-3 ledger and an eighth-place showing.The two placewinners at the CKLV Invitational marked UVU's first since the 2013-14 season, and also matched a program best from the 2009-10 campaign when All-American Benjamin Kjar (125) took seventh and Flint Ray placed eighth (133).Fellow WolverineWill Sumneralso had a strong showing for Utah Valley last week, as he too advanced to the tournament's second day of action and finished his 2016 CKLV Invite run just one win shy of placing. The sophomore 184-pounder went 2-2 at his inaugural Las Vegas Invitational appearance with a pair of dual victories, which included one over Boise State's Kaydn Del Toro (4-1). Sumner, Bastian and Orndorff all won their first two respective matches last week to reach the tournament's quarterfinal round. The three Wolverines in the quarterfinals marked a program high for UVU.BASTIAN ENTERS RANKINGS FOR FIRST TIMEWith his seventh-place finish and his 4-2 outing, Bastian entered the top-20 national rankings for the first time in his career this week, as he'll enter Saturday's dual ranked 20th by FloWrestling at 174 pounds. The Wolverine 174-pounder recorded wins over Air Force's Michael Billingsley (4-3), Wisconsin's Ryan Christensen (9-4), Cal Baptist's Nolan Kistler (injury default) and Minnesota's 14th-ranked Nick Wanzek (medical forfeit) in the seventh-place bout. With his four victories, Bastian now holds a team-best 12-6 record on the season.UVU IN DUAL ACTIONUtah Valley will enter Saturday's contest with a 1-1 dual record after splitting a pair of matches against Nebraska-Kearney (35-6) and No. 23 Northern Iowa (12-24) at the UNI Duals on Nov. 11 in Cedar Falls, Iowa. UVU won nine of the 10 bouts against the Division II power UNK Lopers before dropping seven of the 10 to the nationally ranked Panthers on their home mat.Mitch Brown(125),Koy Wilkinson(165) and Orndorff (197) led the way for UVU that day by each winning both of their dual matches.ABOUT THE OPPOSITIONBoise State will enter Saturday's matchup with an 0-1 dual record (0-0 Pac-12) after dropping a tightly contested 20-17 decision to Purdue on Nov. 18 in Palo Alto, California. The Broncos won four of the six matches on the night to finish just short of defeating the Big Ten Boilermakers. BSU also recently finished 30th out of 35 teams at the 2016 CKLV Invite with 13.5 total points and went 3-9 a season ago and 1-4 in Pac-12 action.Senior 174-pounder Austin Dewey paces the Broncos on the season with an 11-5 record while redshirt freshman 165-pounder Demetrius Romero holds a 10-4 clip. Dewey and junior 133-pounder Josh Newberg led BSU at the CKLV Invite last weekend by each going 2-2 at the premier tournament. ALL-TIME SERIES VS. BOISE STATESaturday's matchup will mark the 11th all-time meeting between the Wolverines and Broncos. BSU holds a slight 6-4 series advantage but the Broncos have never lost to the Wolverines on their home mat, as they hold an unblemished 4-0 record over UVU in Boise.UP NEXT FOR UVUUtah Valley will return to Orem for its 2016-17 home opener against fellow Pac-12 foe Oregon State on Thursday, Dec. 15. The Big 12 vs. Pac-12 showdown will begin at 7 p.m. at UVU's PE Building. SATURDAY'S PROBABLE LINEUP125 -Mitch Brown(9-5 overall, 2-0 duals) vs. Will Badezbain (5-4, 0-1)133 -Jarod Maynes (6-7, 1-1) vs. Carson Kuhn (1-0, 1-0) OR Josh Newberg (6-4, 0-0)141 -Chase Call(4-4, 0-0) ORTrevor Willson(2-4, 0-0) vs. Rami Haddadin (1-3, 0-1) OR Josh Newberg (6-4, 0-0) OR Michael Cook (0-2, 0-0)149 -Grant LaMont(9-6, 1-1) vs. Dakota Wall (5-7, 0-1)157 -Raider Lofthouse(11-4, 1-1) vs. AJ Fierro (2-4, 0-0) OR Fred Green (6-7, 0-1) 165 -Dalton Harmon(0-0, 0-0) ORKoy Wilkinson(10-6, 2-0) vs. Demetrius Romero (10-4, 1-0)174 - #20Kimball Bastian(12-6, 1-1) vs. Austin Dewey (11-5, 1-0)184 -Will Sumner(8-6, 1-1) vs. Kadyn Del Toro (6-6, 1-0)197 -Tanner Orndorff(11-7, 2-0) vs. Harley DiLulo (3-8, 0-1)285 -Dustin Dennison(8-3, 1-1) ORJordan Karst (11-2, 0-0) vs. Gabriel Gonzalez (3-7, 0-1)


-UVU-


JamesWarnick
Utah Valley University
Asst. Sports Information Director
O: 801-863-6231
C: 801-376-0814
E: James.Warnick@uvu.edu
T: @WolverineGreen
WolverineGreen.com

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Basford, Michael <basford.16@osu.edu>
Date: Thu, Dec 8, 2016 at 7:50 PM
Subject: WR: No. 5 Ohio State Overwhelms No. 4 Missouri, 30-9
To:




December 8, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State wrestling contact:
Mike Basford / basford.16@osu.edu WR: No. 5 Ohio State Overwhelms No. 4 Missouri, 30-9Buckeyes win seven of 10 matches, five via bonus points

RELATED INFO: Online Release |

Match Notes |

2016-17 Team Guide | Ticket Information | 2016-17 Schedule | 2016-17 Roster | Wrestling Homepage | Wrestling Camps | Follow the Buckeyes on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram


COLUMBUS, Ohio – Five bonus points wins – including a dual-ending pin by Olympic champion Kyle Snyder in his first appearance at St. John Arena since winning gold last August – punctuated fourth-ranked Ohio State’s convincing 30-9 triumph over No. 5 Missouri in front of nearly 3,000 fans on Thursday evening.


THE SHORT STORY
The Buckeyes were bolstered by wins in seven of 10 matches, starting with redshirt freshman Jose Rodriguez’s 3-1 decision at 125 to open the dual and ending with Snyder’s pin of Austin Myers in 4:32. In between, fans were treated to victories from true freshman Luke Pletcher, redshirt sophomore Micah Jordan, redshirt juniors Nathan Tomasello and Bo Jordan and sophomore Myles Martin.


RODRIGUEZ’S HOME DEBUT
At 9-2, Rodriguez was coming off the biggest performance of his rookie season – a runner-up showing last weekend at the CKLV Invitational. His match-up with Missouri’s Aaron Assad was ultimately decided on a first period takedown with just 38 seconds remaining in the period. The only points that were scored the rest of the way were escapes. Rodriguez, ranked No. 10 nationally, improves to 10-2.


TOMASELLO’S MAJOR MAKES IT 7-0
In one of the premier match-ups coming into the dual, Tomasello made his St. John Arena debut at 133 pounds and looked as strong as ever, taking control of the match and ninth-ranked Jaydin Eierman in the second period with a takedown and four-point near fall to go ahead 8-0.


PLETCHER MOVES TO 9-0
In his first appearance in the varsity lineup, Pletcher used timely takedowns at the end of the first and second periods and strong third period defense to register a 6-4 decision over Zach Synon. Pletcher improves to 9-0 on the year (he won his previous eight matches in open tournaments wrestling at 133 lbs.) and his win gave Ohio State a 10-0 lead.


JORDAN BROTHERS EARN BONUS POINTS
M. Jordan (18-0) came into Thursday night’s dual leading the Buckeyes in nearly every offensive category, including takedowns and total points scored. He added to both of those in a big way, taking down Alex Butler eight times while also adding a four-point near fall in his 23-7 technical fall. His older brother Bo wrestled in his first varsity match of the season and looked to be in midseason form, scoring third takedowns in the second and two more in the third for a 14-6 major decision.


MARTIN WINS EASY, MOORE PUSHES COX
Martin rolled up 16 first-period points on Matthew Lemanowicz at 184 lbs. and finished off his technical fall with a four-point near fall early in the second period, setting the stage for one of the most entertaining matches of the night. Sixth-ranked Moore gave No. 1 J’den Cox, the defending national champion and reigning bronze medalist, all he could handle at 197 lbs. Moore took Cox down twice in the third period to pull to within one, 5-4, but can out of time to score the tying takedown (Cox added a point of riding time).


SNYDER FINISHES IT OFF
Snyder, competing in Columbus for the first time since making history at the Rio Olympic Games last August, took Missouri’s Austin Myers down four times in the first period and four more times in the second before closing it out with a fall at the 4:32 mark of the match. It was Snyder’s fourth pin of the season (he had one in his first two seasons combined).


WHAT’S NEXT
The Buckeyes return to action next Sunday, Dec. 18, when they take on Northwestern at Wadsworth High School. The dual is slated to begin at noon.


POSTMATCH QUOTES
Head coach Tom Ryan

On what he told the team before the match
“Well I think the most important thing for our team tonight was to continue to find value in scoring points. I think what we’re seeing with this team is a good combination of leadership and some of the younger guys. Overall, it was a good performance from us.”


On Cody Burcher
“I think what we need to continue to see from Cody is that he is not satisfied with close loses. Close loses and wins are worlds apart. He’s definitely made some great gains though. We want to see his philosophy of attacking no matter the score to continue.”


Junior Kyle Snyder

On balancing his international and collegiate schedule
“I rely on people I know that care about me to help me out. I can’t do it myself, that would be too hard. I have great coaches and friends and family that help me and are really supportive. At the same time, I love what I am doing and wouldn’t want it any other way.”


On wrestling at St. John Arena
“People wouldn’t think I would get nervous wrestling here, but I do still get a little nervous. I care about what I am doing and I want to do well. The comparison is pretty hard to say but I do always get excited to wrestle here.”


Rs.-Junior Nathan Tomasello

On the start of his season“Patience has been very important for me thus far. I dealt with an injury that made it hard to train the way I wanted to this summer. But I have gotten a lot of support from the training staff to make it to this point to come back better than I was before.”


On wrestling up a weight class
“I feel like I have more energy and more strength. I don’t have to worry about my weight too much anymore or the stress of weight management. So I have just been able to come out firing and attack.”


OHIO STATE WRESTLING
No. 4 Ohio State 30, No. 5 Missouri 9 | St. John Arena; Columbus, Ohio
Attendance: 2,820
Records: Ohio State 4-0; Missouri 2-1


125: #10 Jose Rodriguez (OSU) decision over Aaron Assad (MIZZU) 3-1 | OSU 3, MIZZU 0
133: #3 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) major decision over #9 Jaydin Eierman (MIZZU) 12-2 | OSU 7, MIZZU 0
141: Luke Pletcher (OSU) decision over Zach Synon (MIZZU) 6-4 | OSU 10, MIZZU 0
149: #5 Micah Jordan (OSU) technical fall over Alex Butler (MIZZU) 23-7 | OSU 15, MIZZU 0
157: #6 Joey Lavallee (MIZZU) decision over Jake Ryan 12-5 | OSU 15, MIZZU 3
165: #4 Daniel Lewis (MIZZU) decision over Cody Burcher 6-1 | OSU 15, MIZZU 6
174: #1 Bo Jordan (OSU) major decision over Dylan Wisman 14-6 | OSU 19, MIZZU 6
184: #5 Myles Martin (OSU) technical fall over Matthew Lemanowicz (MIZZU) 21-5 | OSU 24, MIZZU 6
197: #1 J’den Cox decision over #6 Kollin Moore (OSU) 6-4 | OSU 24, MIZZU 9
285: #1 Kyle Snyder (OSU) fall over Austin Myers (MIZZU) 4:32 | OSU 30, MIZZU 9



MIKEBASFORD

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

Fawcett Center 6th floor | 2400 Olentangy River Rd. | Columbus, OH 43210


O 614.292.0134

C 908.892.8951

F 614.292.8547

basford.16@osu.edu@MikeBasford_OSU

OhioStateBuckeyes.com

THE PEOPLE. THE TRADITION. THE EXCELLENCE.

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Nicholas Reith <nbreith@umail.iu.edu>
Date: Thu, Dec 8, 2016 at 6:04 PM
Subject: Indiana WR: Wrestling Begins Big Ten Campaign Against Wisconsin
To: "nbreith@indiana.edu" <nbreith@indiana.edu>


Wrestling Begins Big Ten Campaign Against Wisconsin
Indiana concludes weekend with duals versus Cleveland State, Eastern Michigan



Story Link | Weekend Notes (PDF) | Watch: BTN Plus | TrackWrestling

December 8, 2016

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Hoosiers brace for a massive upcoming weekend, featuring the Hoosiers' home opener, their first Big Ten dual of the season, and another tough tri dual slate at Eastern Michigan. First, Indiana will host the No. 16 Wisconsin Badgers, who boast six grapplers ranked in the top 20 including #3 Isaac Jordan (165) and #2 Connor Medbery (285). Hoosier senior #7 Nate Jackson (184) looks to remain unbeaten after a 10-0 start, while Cole Weaver (141), Devin Skatzka (174), and Jake Hinz (197) look to test their mettle against ranked competition.

Sunday morning's tri dual in Ypsilanti, IU's third of the year, will provide exciting matchups between #18 Elijah Oliver (IU) and #25 Noah Gonser (EMU) at 125 lbs., Weaver and IU transfer #24 Kyle Springer (EMU) at 141 lbs., and a thrilling rematch between IU's Luke Blanton (149) and Eastern Michigan's Nick Barber. Jackson will face another ranked wrestler, #23 Nick Corba, when IU meets Cleveland State.

Hoosier Notes:

Sweep at SIUE
Indiana returns home after a successful tri dual last weekend at SIU-Edwardsville, extending their dual win streak to three meets. The Hoosiers broke a 17-17 tie to edge North Dakota State before taking down the Cougars, 21-16, on the final bout of the meet.

Nate Jackson (10-0) continued his win streak with a major decision and his fifth win by fall, while Cole Weaver (3-3) earned his first dual wins of the year, giving IU the team score lead with both of his decisions.

Numbers on the Boards
Indiana's nationally ranked duo of Nate Jackson (184) and Elijah Oliver (125) are a combined 17-1 after their first three weekends of competition. Jackson is currently ranked 6th (Flo) after an unbeaten start; Oliver climbs to 13th (Flo) after an inactive week, but rose from 14th in place of previous holder Josh Terao (American).

Through 10 matches, Jackson has tallied 45 takedowns while giving up just one. The pair have a combined dual point differential of +44 through five duals.

Into the Fray
Last weekend, two Indiana newcomers made their dual debuts in the Cream & Crimson singlet. Freshman Liam Cronin(125) stepped in for usual starter Elijah Oliver with the toughest slate of the weekend, against #5 Josh Rodriguez (NDSU) and #11 Freddie Rodriguez (SIUE).

Graduate transfer Chris Perez (149) wrestled the final bout for both duals, going 1-1 while lifting the Hoosiers to dual wins. The matches were Perez's first since suffering a season-ending injury on February 7 in Princeton's dual with Brown.

Big Ten Beginnings
Half of the Hoosiers' dual lineup will encounter their first ranked grappler of the season in IU's Big Ten opener: Cole Weaver(141), Chris Perez (149), Bryce Martin (165), Jake Hinz (197), and Fletcher Miller (285). Martin and Miller will arguably face the toughest challenges of the weekend; Martin takes the mat against #3 Isaac Jordan, while Miller meets unbeaten #2 Connor Medbery.

Sunday in Ypsilanti
IU will follow their dual against #11 Wisconsin with another tri dual meet on Sunday, December 11 at Eastern Michigan. The Hoosiers will wrestle Cleveland State (2-0) at 10:30 a.m. ET before taking on the hosting Eagles at noon.

The Hoosiers edged Eastern Michigan last season, while the Vikings won their last meet with Indiana in 2014. Exciting potential matchups include #18 Elijah Oliver (IU) vs. #25 Noah Gonser (EMU), Cole Weaver (IU) vs. #24 Kyle Springer (EMU), Fletcher Miller (IU) vs. #25 Gage Hutchinson (EMU), and #6 Nate Jackson (IU) vs. #23 Nick Corba (CSU).

Up Next: Indiana Duals
Next weekend, Indiana concludes their tri dual slate at home, facing Buffalo and Indiana Tech on Sunday, December 18. The events at University Gymnasium are expected to begin at 1 p.m. ET, and subsequent duals will follow with little break in between.

The Hoosiers hosted a tri dual meet last season and emerged with two wins. They won a 25-9 result against Eastern Michigan, which included Luke Blanton's upset of Nick Barber, before shutting out Manchester with a 56-0 win.

Back Points…
• Sophomore lightweight Elijah Oliver raised the bar for Indiana's fastest win by fall this season, earning a 17-second pin at the Navy Classic.
• Nate Jackson picked up his 80th career win in the Navy Classic championship bout, a 12-4 major decision over #16 Steven Schneider (Binghamton).
• In Sunday's dual in Ypsilanti, Indiana wrestlers Cole Weaver (141) and Devin Skatzka (174) will compete in their home state of Michigan for the first time this season. It's Skatzka's first competition in Michigan as a varsity wrestler.
• Elijah Oliver (125), Jake Danishek (157), and Nate Jackson (184) haven't conceded back points to their opponents this season.
• Sophomore Bryce Martin (165) ranks second on the team with 36 takedowns, and has only allowed 4 takedowns this season.
• Indiana's unattached grapplers have the weekend off this week, but they'll return to action on December 17 at the Cleveland State Open.

--
Nick Reith
Media Relations Assistant
Indiana University Athletics
Primary Contact: Field Hockey,
Wrestling, Water Polo
C: 317-371-6079
Email: nbreith@indiana.edu

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Nicholas Reith <nbreith@umail.iu.edu>
Date: Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 8:21 PM
Subject: Indiana WR: Wrestling Falls to #11 Wisconsin, 20-19, on Tiebreaker Criteria
To: "nbreith@indiana.edu" <nbreith@indiana.edu>


Wrestling Falls to #11 Wisconsin, 20-19, on Tiebreaker Criteria


Perez upends #18 Crone in the final bout


Story Link | Dual Results (PDF) | TrackWrestling | Photo Gallery


December 9, 2016


BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Indiana wrestling team fell one point short of an upset against #11 Wisconsin in their first Big Ten dual and first home dual meet of the season. The Badgers (2-0, 1-0) won the meet, 20-19, on the total match points tiebreaker criteria by a 69-64 margin. The Hoosiers (4-2, 0-1) came close to a repeat of last season's Big Ten opener, a 19-18 win on tiebreaker criteria at #12 Minnesota.

"In general, we wrestled really well," said Indiana head coach Duane Goldman. "When I look back at the match, I felt like we were the better team but we had seven guys score 63 points; we had three weights where we scored only one point between the three of them. That doomed us in the team score."

Jake Danishek (9-4) got the night going with a 9-4 decision, but Wisconsin gained a lead with a major decision from #3 Isaac Jordan (12-1) and a tight decision win by #20 Ryan Christensen. At 184 lbs., #6 Nate Jackson (11-0) maintained an unblemished record with an 11-2 major decision against Hunter Ritter (13-6), his 11th bonus point win of the season.

The Badgers extended their lead to 16-7, the largest deficit of the meet, before #13 Elijah Oliver (9-1) poured on an 18-2 technical fall with help from an 11-0 second period. Garrett Pepple (8-3) followed in the 133 lbs. bout with a 14-3 major decision, tying the dual at 16-16.

The dual came down to the final two matches with an even team score. Wisconsin took the lead with #14 Cole Martin's (13-4) decision win against Cole Weaver (3-4), putting the Hoosiers' hopes in the hands of redshirt senior Chris Perez. Perez (2-1) was resilient in the final two periods, picking up a 5-4 decision win against #18 Andrew Crone (13-3) and tying the meet at 19-19.

"It felt good to get back out there," Perez said after his win. "That's the best guy I've wrestled so far this year, and it was great to get back to that high level of competition. I know I can compete with those guys, it's just something I need to build on every match."

It's the third time this season that the Hoosiers have settled a dual meet in the tiebreaker criteria, and they're 1-2 in meets ending in a tie.

"We've had everybody on the team wrestle really well at different times," Goldman said. "We need everybody to come together at the same time in order to beat a team like Wisconsin."

Up Next: Indiana (4-2) vs. Cleveland State (1-0) / at Eastern Michigan (2-0)
Sunday, December 11 • Live Stats: IU vs. CSU • Live Stats: IU at EMU
Bowen Field House • Ypsilanti, Mich.

The Hoosiers will head to Ypsilanti for a tri dual against the Cleveland State Vikings and the hosting Eastern Michigan Eagles. The meet will begin at 9:00 a.m. ET with the Eagles taking on the Vikings. Indiana and Cleveland State will follow at around 10:30 a.m., and the Hoosiers will close the day against Eastern Michigan at noon. The event is Indiana's third tri dual meet this season; they are 3-1 in that format so far this year.

"Everybody has a sour taste in their mouths, but we need to be resilient and come back this weekend because Eastern Michigan is a really physical, well-conditioned, tough team," said Goldman. "If we go in with our heads hanging, it'll be really difficult. The good thing is that everybody is pretty upset, and they should be, but we also have to rest and recover to be competitive on Sunday."


--
Nick Reith
Media Relations Assistant
Indiana University Athletics
Primary Contact: Field Hockey,
Wrestling, Water Polo
C: 317-371-6079
Email: nbreith@indiana.edu

 

[dawrestling]

om: Nebraska Wrestling<mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Fri, Dec 9, 2016 at 9:49 PM
Subject: Article: No. 7 Huskers Take Down No. 9 Wolfpack, 22-10
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


Click here to view as a web page.

Courtesy Scott Bruhn/Nebraska Communications
The Huskers improve to 6-0 after their second win over a ranked opponent this season.
No. 7 Huskers Take Down No. 9 Wolfpack, 22-10
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Fri, December 09, 2016
Raleigh, N.C. – The No. 7 Nebraska wrestling team (6-0) won seven matches against No. 9 NC State en route to a 22-10 win at Reynolds Coliseum on Friday night.

No. 8 Tim Lambert (125) recorded the lone bonus-point win of the night for the Huskers with his 11-3 major decision over Tommy Cox in the opening bout. NU and NC State were tied 7-7 after splitting the first four matches, but the Huskers won five of the last six to pick up their second win over a ranked opponent this season.

In the second match, All-American Eric Montoya, the No. 4-ranked wrestler at 133 pounds, won an 11-5 decision over Sean Fausz. Two ranked Wolfpack wrestlers won at 141 and 149 pounds, but fifth-ranked Tyler Berger (157) put the Big Red back in front with a 6-5 decision over Thomas Bullard.

At 165 pounds, Justin Arthur defeated Brian Hamann, 9-3. NC State’s Nick Reenan won a narrow decision at 174 pounds, but the Huskers diffused the rally by winning each of the last three matches.

Two-time All-American TJ Dudley (184) downed 18th-ranked Michael Macchiavello, 4-2, and No. 8 Aaron Studebaker (197) defeated 16th-ranked Malik McDonald, 8-3. In the final bout of the night, No. 17 Collin Jensen (HWT) held off Michael Boykin in a 5-4 decision.

The Huskers continue their road trip when they face North Carolina at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill, N.C., on Saturday at noon (CT). The dual will be streamed live on WatchESPN as part of ACC Network Extra.

#7 Nebraska 22, #9 NC State 10
Friday, Dec. 9, 2016
Reynolds Coliseum (Raleigh, N.C.)

Results
125: #8 Tim Lambert (NEB) major dec. Tommy Cox (NCST), 11-3 (NEB 4, NCST 0)
133: #4 Eric Montoya (NEB) dec. Sean Fausz (NCST), 11-5 (NEB 7, NCST 0)
141: #5 Kevin Jack (NCST) major dec. #11 Colton McCrystal (NEB), 8-0 (NEB 7, NCST 4)
149: #14 Sam Speno (NCST) dec. Collin Purinton (NEB), 6-5 (NEB 7, NCST 7)
157: #5 Tyler Berger (NEB) dec. Thomas Bullard (NCST), 6-5 (NEB 10, NCST 7)
165: Justin Arthur (NEB) dec. Brian Hamann (NCST), 9-3 (NEB 13, NCST 7)
174: Nick Reenan (NCST) dec. #20 Micah Barnes (NEB), 3-2 (NEB 13, NCST 10)
184: #3 TJ Dudley (NEB) dec. #18 Michael Macchiavello (NCST), 4-2 (NEB 16, NCST 10)
197: #8 Aaron Studebaker (NEB) dec. #16 Malik McDonald (NCST), 8-3 (NEB 19, NCST 10)
HWT: #17 Collin Jensen (NEB) dec. Michael Boykin (NCST), 5-4 (NEB 22, NCST 10)




Click here to view as a web page.

To remove your e-mail address from our mailing list, please click on Customer Care and select Remove From Mailing List from the Area of Interest list and specify your e-mail address. Note: This does not apply to opt-in e-mail. To modify your opt-in e-mail deliveries, log in to the site and modify your preferences. Customer Care

NeuLion
800 Central Park Drive
Sanford, FL 32771

 

[dawrestling]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

DECEMBER 10, 2016

CONTACT: Bobby Hundley, bhundley@unc.edu



CHAPEL HILL --- Joey Ward and Ethan Ramos knocked off ranked opponents but No. 6 Nebraska took eight of 10 bouts to win 30-6 over No. 22 North Carolina Saturday afternoon at Carmichael Arena. Ward knocked off No. 11 Colton McCrystal at 141 pounds before Ramos beat No. 20 Micah Barnes 11-5 at 174.

Nebraska (6-0) got off to a flying start with back-to-back bonus point wins at 125 and 133. No. 8 Tim Lambert pinned James Szymanski in the first period before No. 4 Eric Montoya beat Tyrone Klump 14-2.

Ward scored UNC's first takedown of the dual late in the opening period against McCrystal and carried a 3-0 lead into the third against the Nebraska 141-pounder. McCrystal got two in the dying moments but it wasn't enough as Ward improved to 9-1 on the year with his second win over a ranked opponent.

Ramos was dominant late in each period in his 11-5 victory over No. 20 Barnes. The eighth-ranked wrestler at 174 pounds took down his opponent at the end of both the first and second and was working hard for a major in the third before time ran out. Ramos is now 5-2 on the year and a perfect 3-0 in dual competition.

No. 3 T.J. Dudley's tech fall at 184 highlighted the final three bouts for Nebraska, which completed an ACC sweep after beating NC State on Friday evening.

Carolina returns to competition Jan. 1-2 as the Tar Heels travel to Chattanooga for the annual Southern Scuffle.


No. 6 Nebraska 30, No. 22 North Carolina 6
125: #8 Tim Lambert (NU) pinned James Szymanski (UNC), 1:50 - NU leads 6-0
133: #4 Eric Montoya (NU) maj. dec. Tyrone Klump (UNC), 14-2 - NU leads 10-0
141: #9 Joey Ward (UNC) dec. #11 Colton McCrystal (NU), 4-2 - NU leads 10-3
149: Collin Purinton (NU) dec. Troy Heilmann (UNC), 6-3 - NU leads 13-3
157: #5 Tyler Berger (NU) dec. Joey Moon (UNC), 3-1 - NU leads 16-3
165: Dustin Williams (NU) dec. Jack Clark (UNC), 5-2 - NU leads 19-3
174: #8 Ethan Ramos (UNC) dec. #20 Micah Barnes (NU), 11-5 - NU leads 19-6
184: #3 TJ Dudley (NU) tech fall Elijah Kerr-Brown (NU) - 18-1 (4:36) - NU leads 24-6
197: #8 Aaron Studebaker (NU) dec. Danny Chaid (UNC), 3-1 - NU leads 27-6
285: #17 Collin Jensen (NU) dec. Cory Daniel (UNC), 6-2 - NU wins 30-6

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Carsten Parmenter <cparmenter@northwestern.edu>
Date: Sat, Dec 10, 2016 at 8:42 PM
Subject: NU WRST: Wildcats Pin Way to 33-10 Win Over SIU-Edwardsville
To: Carsten Parmenter <cparmenter@northwestern.edu>

For Immediate Release | December 10, 2016

Contact: Carsten Parmenter (cparmenter@northwestern.edu)
Story Link: (http://bit.ly/2hhJ4pn)

NU WRESTLING: Wildcats Pin Way to 33-10 Win Over SIU-Edwardsville

Highlights: (http://snpy.tv/2gnHE8w)

Post-Match Interviews: Coach Storniolo | Anthony Rubinetti
EVANSTON, Ill. – Northwestern concluded the nonconference season with a convincing 33-10 win over SIU-Edwardsville Saturday night at Welsh-Ryan Arena that included three pins and two wins in sudden victory.

The Wildcats won seven matches to improve their record to 5-1 heading into Big Ten competition.
Redshirt-freshman Anthony Rubinetti got the fireworks started with a pin of No. 12 Freddie Rodriguez at 125 lbs. in the second match of the night. Rodriguez led 6-0 with a takedown and a four-point nearfall before Rubinetti got a reversal and then stuck Rodriguez for a huge upset win.

The next three wrestlers for Northwestern all won two-point decisions as the 'Cats built a 15-3 lead before the intermission. Redshirt-freshmen Jason Ipsarides and Alec McKenna both got takedowns in the final seconds of regulation to send their respective matches to sudden victory, where they both took their opponents down right away to win.

True freshman Shayne Oster then won an 11-9 decision in regulation to move to 7-3 in his first season.
SIU-Edwardsville won a pair of matches in a row to tighten the gap coming out of intermission, but the next three wrestlers for the 'Cats put an end to that in emphatic fashion.

Johnny Sebastian won his ninth match of the year with a second period fall of Jake Residori in 3:26. Seven of his wins have come with bonus points, and four of those are by fall.

Mitch Sliga followed suit with a second period fall of his own, one-second faster than Sebastian's. He pinned Jacob Godinez in 3:25. Jacob Berkowitz finished things off with a win by forfeit to bring the final margin to 33-10.

Northwestern begins Big Ten action next weekend when it travels to Wadsworth, Ohio to take on No. 5 Ohio State at Wadsworth High School on Friday, Dec. 16.
Northwestern 33, SIU-Edwardsville 10
285: Jake McKiernan (SIUe) dec. Conan Jennings (NU), 4-0 [SIUe 3, NU 0]
125: Anthony Rubinetti (NU) Fall #12 Freddie Rodriguez (SIUe), 2:59 [NU 6, SIUe 3]
133: Jason Ipsarides (NU) dec. John Muldoon (SIUe), 9-7 (SV1) [NU 9, SIUe 3]
141: Alec McKenna (NU) dec. Trevor Feagans (SIUe), 6-4 (SV1) [NU 12, SIUe 3]
149: Shayne Oster (NU) dec. John Fahy (SIUe), 11-9 [NU 15, SIUe 3]
157: Karsten Van Velsor (SIUe) maj. dec. Anthony Petrone (NU), 11-3 [NU 15, SIUe 7]
165: Clayton Bass (SIUe) dec. Ben Sullivan (NU), 7-2 [NU 15, SIUe 10]
174: Johnny Sebastian (NU) Fall Jake Residori (SIUe), 3:26 [NU 21, SIUe 10]
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) Fall Jacob Godinez (SIUe), 3:25 [NU 27, SIUe 10]
197: Jacob Berkowitz Win by Forfeit [NU 33, SIUe 10]

— #B1GCats —

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Brewer, Christopher J<christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sat, Dec 10, 2016 at 8:41 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling Recap and Play-by-Play -- All-Americans Lead Hawkeyes Past Cyclones, 26-9
To:




Play-by-Play attached


University of Iowa Wrestling

Athletic Communications Contact: Chris Brewer

http://bit.ly/2gnSmLX



All-Americans Lead Hawkeyes Past Cyclones, 26-9


IOWA CITY, Iowa -- University of Iowa All-Americans Thomas Gilman, Brandon Sorensen, and Sammy Brooks led the third-ranked Hawkeye wrestling team to a 26-9 win over Iowa State on Saturday in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series.


Gilman and Brooks won by technical fall, and Sorensen earned his team-high fifth major decision to push Iowa past the Cyclones for the 13th straight time.


The Hawkeyes (5-0, 1-0) won seven-of-10 bouts overall and held a 19-10 advantage in takedowns, but won four decisions by a combined seven points.


“We were in some holes and the good thing is we bailed ourselves out of some holes,” said UI head coach Tom Brands. “I will say this, I heard that John Smith said after his dual with Oklahoma, and it's pretty true here, we're not just trying to beat Iowa State, we're trying to close a gap on the best teams in the country. That was a close dual even though the score was lopsided. There were some tough situations that we did not wrestle through and that is a concern, big time.”


Iowa State opened the dual with a win at 285, where Quean Smith defeated redshirt freshman Steven Holloway, 10-5. Holloway, a 197-pounder in 2015-16, was wrestling his eighth match at heavyweight in place of Iowa’s fifth-ranked Sam Stoll.


Gilman answered the Cyclones’ win with a 19-4 technical fall at 125, scoring six takedowns and four nearfall points before the match was terminated. Gilman, the nation’s top-ranked 125-pounder, led 16-4 after two periods and was credited two points at the third-period break when No. 18 Markus Simmons was dinged twice for stalling. An early third-period escape terminated the match at the 5:09 mark.


“I feel like I syphoned his gas into my gas tank when the guy was sitting there stalling,” Gilman said. “It fires me up a little bit. These guys come here and say they want to wrestle, but do they want to wrestle? I don't know. I take them to where they're uncomfortable and to deep waters.”


Gilman’s win gave Iowa a 5-3 team lead, but Iowa State swung back on top when 10th-ranked Earl Hall won 5-3 against Iowa’s Phillip Laux, who for the second straight week filled in for top-ranked Cory Clark.


The Cyclones led 6-5 when redshirt senior Topher Carton took the mat for the first time in the Cy-Hawk Series. Carton surrendered a late takedown to John Meeks in the opening period and trailed 3-0 in the second before finishing strong and scoring seven of the final eight points. He was credited with a technical point, a caution point, and tied the match with an escape 10 seconds into the third period. He finished the final frame with a pair of takedowns in to win 7-4 and give Iowa an 8-6 team lead and start a streak of six straight Hawkeye wins.


“Looking back at the match I probably could have set the tide a little bit more in the first period,” Carton said. “The second period I got in on a shot and didn’t finish it, that was the point where I felt I was getting more to my offense. I just have to go out and pull the trigger.”


Sorensen followed with a major decision at 149, and Cy-Hawk rookies Michael Kemerer and Joey Gunther picked up a pair of one-point decisions at 157 and 165, respectively.


“(Our) guys need to be thinking about scoring points when they're out there, not other things,” Brands said. “Guys don’t fall down when you blow on them. They fall down when you put them down, and if they don't go down right away, it’s multiple times. There are technical things and skills. Really when they're out there it's about repeated, repeated, repeated. And we didn't do that. But we did win some close matches.”


Alex Meyer scored on an escape and takedown in the third period to defeated No. 10 Lelund Weatherspoon at 174, 5-3, and Brooks finished his match and the Hawkeyes’ scoring with four nearfall points in the final seconds of his 19-3 win at 184 pounds. The Cyclones ended the dual with a 4-3 win at 197.


The Hawkeyes return to the mat Dec. 29-30 at the Midlands Championships in Evanston, Illinois.


NOTES: Attendance was 10,046... Iowa has won 13 in a row against Iowa State… With the win, Iowa retained possession of the Dan Gable traveling trophy for the seventh time since the trophy’s inception in 2010… Iowa leads Iowa State 13-6 in the 2016-17 Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series… Brands improved to 12-0 against Iowa State… Gilman is 8-0 this year with five pins and three technical falls… Holloway, Laux, Carton, Kemerer, Gunther, and Wilcke made their Cy-Hawk Series debuts.


#3 IOWA 26, IOWA STATE 9

285 -- Quean Smith (ISU) dec. Steven Holloway (IA), 10-5; 0-3

125 -- #1 Thomas Gilman (IA) tech. fall #18 Markus Simmons (ISU), 19-4; 5-3

133 -- #10 Earl Hall (ISU) dec. Phillip Laux (IA), 5-3; 5-6

141 -- Topher Carton (IA) dec. John Meeks (ISU), 7-4; 8-6

149 -- #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) major dec. Chase Straw (ISU), 11-3; 12-6

157 -- #4 Michael Kemerer (IA) dec. Colston DiBlasi (ISU), 8-7; 15-6

165-- Joey Gunther (IA) dec. Dane Pestano (ISU), 3-2; 18-6

174 -- #7 Alex Meyer (IA) dec. #10 Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU), 5-3; 21-6

184 -- #8 Sammy Brooks (IA) tech. fall Carson Powell (ISU), 19-3; 26-6

197 -- Marcus Harrington (ISU) dec. Cash Wilcke (IA), 4-3; 26-9

Iowa: 5-0, 1-0

Iowa State: 1-4, 1-3



Chris Brewer | Associate Director of Athletic Communications | University of Iowa

S300 Carver-Hawkeye Arena | Iowa City, IA 52242-1020

Office: 319-335-9411 | Cell: 319-325-3483


FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON THE HAWKEYES

VISIT: www.hawkeyesports.com

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Brewer, Christopher J<christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sat, Dec 10, 2016 at 6:55 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling: #3 IOWA 26, IOWA STATE 9
To:




Results below. Recap to follow


#3 IOWA 26, IOWA STATE 9

285 -- Quean Smith (ISU) dec. Steven Holloway (IA), 10-5; 0-3

125 -- #1 Thomas Gilman (IA) dec. #18 Markus Simmons (ISU), 19-4; 5-3

133 -- #10 Earl Hall (ISU) dec. Phillip Laux (IA), 5-3; 5-6

141 -- Topher Carton (IA) dec. John Meeks (ISU), 7-4; 8-6

149 -- #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) major dec. Chase Straw (ISU), 11-3; 12-6

157 -- #4 Michael Kemerer (IA) dec. Colston DiKlasi (ISU), 8-7; 15-6

165-- Joey Gunther (IA) dec. Dane Pestano (ISU), 3-2; 18-6

174 -- #7 Alex Meyer (IA) dec. #10 Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU), 5-3; 21-6

184 -- #8 Sammy Brooks (IA) tech. fall Carson Powell (ISU), 19-3; 26-6

197 -- Marcus Harrington (ISU) dec. Cash Wilcke (IA), 4-3; 26-9


Iowa: 5-0, 1-0

Iowa State: 1-4, 1-3

Attendance: 10,046



Chris Brewer | Associate Director of Athletic Communications | University of Iowa

S300 Carver-Hawkeye Arena | Iowa City, IA 52242-1020

Office: 319-335-9411 | Cell: 319-325-3483


FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION ON THE HAWKEYES

VISIT: www.hawkeyesports.com

 

[dawrestling]

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jurich, Julie <jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Sun, Dec 11, 2016 at 3:47 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: No. 23 Pitt Defeats Mountaineers, 23-15
To:




No. 23 Pitt Defeats Mountaineers, 23-15

Six Panthers Earn Victories, Improves to 4-2


WATCH: Peters | Bentley | Photo Gallery


PITTSBURGH – The 23rd-ranked Pitt wrestling team defeated West Virginia, 23-15, Sunday afternoon in the Fitzgerald Field House. In the 62nd meeting between the two teams, six Panthers recorded wins on the day.


With the win, Pitt improves to 4-2 on the season while the Mountaineers move to 0-4.


“We had a few guys out of the lineup and had the opportunity to get some others in and I think they did a good job,” head coach Jason Peters said. “I thought there were a few matches we could’ve won, but didn’t. Overall I thought it was a good win for being in a compromised position.”


Sophomore LJ Bentley got things started at 125 by picking up his first dual win of the season over Pittsburgh product Devin Brown. Bentley recorded five takedowns en route to the 12-3 major decision.


West Virginia posted wins at 133 and 141 pounds, taking a 6-4 advantage in the dual.


At 149 pounds, senior Mikey Racciato got things going again in favor of Pitt after defeating Christian Monserrat in an 11-8 decision. Racciato jumped out to a 7-4 lead in the first period. He would escape twice and take down Monserrat to secure the win.


Competing in just the second dual of his career, redshirt freshman Taleb Rahmani pinned Dayton Garrett in 55 seconds extending Pitt’s team lead to 13-6. Rahmani has now pinned a team-high five opponents this season.


At 165 pounds, sophomore TeShan Campbell, ranked No. 11 in the country, defeated Ryan Lopez in a 4-1 decision. Campbell took down Lopez early on in the first, picked up a point in the second thanks to back-to-back stall warnings against Lopez and picked up one more point with riding time at the end.


Freshman Austin Bell kept things going at 174 pounds as he shutout Ty Millward, 9-0, recording his first career dual win. After a scoreless first period, the Pittsburgh product recorded four points in the second and five points in the final frame to lock up the win.


Entering the final bout of the day, Pitt led the dual 20-15. Senior John Rizzo outlasted Brandon Ngati in the first tiebreaker to secure the Panthers’ win.


Pitt resumes action Dec. 29-30, as the team heads to the Midlands Championships hosted by Northwestern in Evanston, Ill.


125: LJ Bentley (UP) maj. dec. Devin Brown (WVU), 12-3 – Pitt leads 4-0

133: Cory Stainbrook (WVU) dec. Ben Ross (UP), 7-3 – Pitt leads 4-3

141: Joe Wheeling (WVU) dec. Robert Lee (UP), 3-2 – WVU leads 6-4

149: Mikey Racciato (UP) dec. Christian Monserrat (WVU), 11-8 – Pitt leads 7-6

157: Taleb Rahmani (UP) pins Ryan Lopez (WVU), 0:56 – Pitt leads 13-6

165: No. 11 TeShan Campbell (UP) dec. Ryan Lopez (WVU), 4-1 – Pitt leads 16-6

174: Austin Bell (UP) maj. dec. Ty Millward (WVU), 9-0 – Pitt leads 20-6

184: Parker VonEgidy (WVU) dec. Cam Jacobson (UP), 10-7 – Pitt leads 20-9

197: Jacob A. Smith (WVU) pins Jacob Parker (UP), 2:00 – Pitt leads 20-15

285: John Rizzo (UP) dec. Brandon Ngati (WVU), TB-1 2-1 – Pitt wins 23-15


#H2P | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

Julie Jurich

Assistant Director of Media Relations (MSOC, WRES, WTEN)

Petersen Events Center | 3719 Terrace St., Pittsburgh, PA 15261

jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu

office: (412) 648-8245 | mobile: (412) 652-5585

INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN MAY INCLUDE PERSONALLY IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION SUBJECT TO PROTECTION UNDER FEDERAL LAW. THIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL. RE-DISCLOSURE OF THIS INFORMATION IS PROHIBITED ABSENT SPECIFIC WRITTEN CONSENT OR AS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY LAW OR REGULATION.

 

[dawrestling]

Tower Hill 44 Wilmington Christian 33 12-13-16

Scoring Summary:
106- Seeman WCS vs FFT
113- Acierno WCS vs FFT
120- Snellgrove WCS vs FFT
126- Deely WCS vs FFT
132- Boyden THS vs FFT
138- Hughes THS vs FFT
145- Cercena THS tech Bradford 24-9, 5:29
152- Harmon THS maj. dec Hicks, 16-5
160- Gianforcaro THS fall Boulet, 6:46
170- Roberts WCS dec H. Quimby, 4-3
182- Campbell WCS fall Brown, 2:15
195- C. Quimby THS fall Vandiver, :31
220- Gallagher THS dec Reynoso, 1-0
285- Frietze THS vs FFT

Polytech Panthers take 2016 Yellowjacket Invitational-By David A. Willauer=Contributing Writer=Newark High School-Newark, DE The Panther of. Polytech claimed the 2016 Mat Title that was held at the Yellowjacket High School that was held at Newark High and claimed 4 champion along with 215.02 points. 2. Indian River 177.53 points along with 4 champions 3. William Penn 166.54 points and 2 champions. 4. Sussex Tech 163.05 points. 5. Laurel 160.06 points 6. Caravel Academy 136.0 7. A.I. DuPont 98.0 points and 1 champion 8. Archmere Academy 95.59. Mt Pleasant 66.0 10. St Marks 43.0 and 1 champion 11. Glasgow 40.5 12. Academy of Palumbo 38.5 13. Conrad 32.0 14. Howard 29.5 15. Newark High School 27 16. Hodgson 25.0 17. St Andrews 22.0 18. Christiana 21.19. Tatnall 16.5 20. McKean 15.0 20. Wilmington Friends 15.0 22. Red Lion CA 7.0


Tournament Results
106 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Brandon Pike of William Penn
2nd Place - Mason Rolph of Sussex Tech
3rd Place - Zach Palmer of Mt Pleasant
4th Place - David Elliott of Laurel
5th Place - Zaire King of McKean
6th Place - Matthew Guckenberger of Newark High School


113 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Anthony Rispoli of William Penn
2nd Place - Andrew Yuhas of Caravel Academy
3rd Place - Beau Neff of Tatnall
4th Place - Matthew Meredith of Conrad
5th Place - Ti`yon Dorman of Laurel
6th Place - Chase Flood of Sussex Tech

120 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Tajon Knight of Indian River
2nd Place - Gary Clements of Archmere Academy
3rd Place - Isaiah Jenkins of Laurel
4th Place - Alex guerrero of A.I. DuPont
5th Place - Ryan Walters of Polytech
6th Place - Matt Hinderhofer of Wilmington Friends

126 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jessie O`Neil of Indian River
2nd Place - Jack Walker of Polytech
3rd Place - Josh Mottola of Archmere Academy
4th Place - Nahid Hossain of Mt Pleasant
5th Place - Hunter Hineline of Sussex Tech
6th Place - Joseph Taylor of Newark High School


132 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jared Arlett of Indian River
2nd Place - Woo Fosque of Laurel
3rd Place - Kyle Mayo of Mt Pleasant
4th Place - Roberto Santos of Sussex Tech
5th Place - Kenel DeCembre of Polytech
6th Place - John Coons of Wilmington Friends

138 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Noah Deneumaistier of Polytech
2nd Place - Gabriel Degraffinreed of Laurel
3rd Place - Jorden Collins of Mt Pleasant
4th Place - Steven LeBron of Academy of Palumbo
5th Place - Freeman Jackson of Sussex Tech
6th Place - Michael Ranegan of Conrad

145 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Evan Harris of Polytech
2nd Place - Jeremy Fincham of Academy of Palumbo
3rd Place - Nickolas Schaefer of Caravel Academy
4th Place - Nolan Collins of Archmere Academy
5th Place - Brian Rojas of Glasgow
6th Place - Joey Ciriello of Indian River

152 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jeff Engelmann of St Marks
2nd Place - Brandon Leggott of St Andrews
3rd Place - Ulises Pizarro of William Penn
4th Place - Jamier Schaener of A.I. DuPont
5th Place - Reshawn Turner of Indian River
6th Place - Tymere Wilson of Glasgow

160 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Avery Mayan of Polytech
2nd Place - Joe Bedwell of William Penn
3rd Place - Arturo Salas of Indian River
4th Place - Harrison Dalton of Caravel Academy
5th Place - Tarryl Sturgis of Sussex Tech
6th Place - Jamir Townsend of Laurel

170 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jaden McCove of Polytech
2nd Place - Jake Hamer of Sussex Tech
3rd Place - Luis Rodriguez of William Penn
4th Place - Roman Henriquez of Laurel
5th Place - Clay Brooks of Archmere Academy
6th Place - Arturo Harris of Howard
y Brooks (Archmere Academy) 21-15, Jr. over Arturo Harris (Howard) 3-2, Jr. (Fall 0:38).

182 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Zeke Marcozzi of Indian River
2nd Place - Isaiah Bell of A.I. DuPont
3rd Place - Vincent Tascione of Polytech
4th Place - Rae`Mier DeShields of Laurel
5th Place - Allan Fonseca of Hodgson
6th Place - Patrick Wicks of Archmere Academy

195 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Colin Adams of Caravel Academy
2nd Place - John Keller of Indian River
3rd Place - Jacob Hadik of Polytech
4th Place - Robert Van Pelt of Sussex Tech
5th Place - Tyler Clifton of Howard
6th Place - Troy Gale of William Penn

220 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Keith Medley of Caravel Academy
2nd Place - Myles Goodson-Tatum of William Penn
3rd Place - John Lawson of A.I. DuPont
4th Place - Michael Handy of Laurel
5th Place - Andrew Hawkins of Sussex Tech
6th Place - Brandon Quail of Polytech

285 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place - Jay-Juan Jones of A.I. DuPont
2nd Place - Curtis Linton of Caravel Academy
3rd Place - Jamie Schirmer of Sussex Tech
4th Place - Michael Devine of Archmere Academy
5th Place - Khashad Gillespie of Laurel
6th Place - Joe Behornar of William Penn