2017-18 College and High School (DE) Wrestling Season

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From: Dow, Nicholas<nicholas_dow@brown.edu>
Date: Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 6:29 PM
Subject: Brown Wrestling Defeats Franklin & Marshall, 33-12, Bucknell, 18-13, in EIWA Duals
To: Nicholas Dow <Nicholas_dow@brown.edu>




For Immediate Release:

From Brown University Athletic Communications

January 20, 2018



Brown Wrestling Defeats Franklin & Marshall, 33-12, Bucknell, 18-13, in EIWA Duals



Release Link: http://brownbears.com/sports/m-wrestl/2017-18/releases/20180120q5kw33



LANCASTER and LEWISBURG, Pa. – Brown University wrestling defeated Franklin & Marshall College, 33-12, and topped Bucknell University, 18-13, in a pair of EIWA duals at the Mayser Center and Davis Gymnasium respectively on Saturday.



In their first road duals of the year, the Bears (2-3, 2-1 EIWA) came back from early deficits to sweep past the host Diplomats (1-8, 0-5 EIWA) and Bison (2-9, 1-3 EIWA). Brown totaled six bonus point victories on the day.



Senior Justin Staudenmayer (Plymouth Meeting, Pa.), juniors Tucker Ziegler (Myersville, Md.) and Ian Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.), and freshman Hunter Kosco (Canal Fulton, Ohio) all won twice on the day. Junior Jon Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) posted his third fall of the year against F&M.



Next, Brown competes at No. 18 Lock Haven tomorrow, Sunday, Jan. 21, at 1:00 p.m.



Dual 1: Brown 33, Franklin & Marshall 12



LANCASTER, Pa. – Junior Jon Viruet tallied his third fall of the season, and juniors CJ LaFragola and Ian Butterbrodt both posted technical falls to lead Brown to a 33-12 win over Franklin & Marshall on Saturday afternoon at the Mayser Center.



The Bears won eight of the dual meet’s 10 bouts, including five victories via bonus points.



Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) improved his record to 4-0 in dual meets this season while LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) – ranked No. 16 at 184 pounds – and Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.) each notched his first technical fall of the year.



Junior Tucker Ziegler (Myersville, Md.) and freshman Hunter Kosco (Canal Fulton, Ohio) each registered a major decision win. Seniors Charlie Banaszak (Bethesda, Md.) and Justin Staudenmayer (Plymouth Meeting, Pa.) and sophomore Jimmy Pawelski (Park Ridge, Ill.) each added a win via decision.



Kosco recorded the Bears’ first points of the dual with a 15-2 major decision at 133 pounds. He opened the bout with an 8-1 lead after the first period behind two takedowns and a 4-point near fall.



Pawelski put Brown ahead for good in the team score at 7-6 with a 3-1 win at 141 pounds. He posted a takedown in the first period and tacked on a point for riding time.



At 149 pounds, Banaszak won via an 11-5 margin. He totaled four takedowns and an escape in the win. Following at 157 pounds, Staudenmayer took a 2-0 win with an escape in the second stanza and a point for riding time.



Viruet put Brown up 19-6 in the team score with a fall in 4:11 at 165 pounds. LaFragola compiled seven takedowns and a 4-point near fall on his way to a 20-5 technical fall win at 184 pounds in his dual debut on the season.



Ziegler extended Brown’s edge to 28-12 with a 13-2 major decision triumph at 197 pounds. He chalked up four takedowns, a reversal, a 2-point near fall, and a point for riding time in the win.



Butterbrodt capped the effort with a 15-0 technical fall win at 285 pounds. He finished the match in the first period behind a trio of 4-point near falls and a takedown.



Brown 33, Franklin & Marshall 12 (Jan. 20, 2018 | Mayser Center)

125: Edgar Garcia (F) def. Trey Keeley (B), Fall 4:33 (F&M 6-0)

133: Hunter Kosco (B) def. Dan Martoccio (F), MD 15-2 (F&M 6-4)

141: Jimmy Pawelski (B) def. Brett Kulp (F), Dec. 3-1 (Brown 7-6)

149: Charlie Banaszak (B) vs. Will Gil (F), Dec. 11-5 (Brown 10-6)

157: Justin Staudenmayer (B) def. Emmett LiCastri (F), Dec. 2-0 (Brown 13-6)

165: Jon Viruet (B) def. Dylan Gumaer (F), Fall 4:11 (Brown 19-6)

174: Josh Young (F) def. Bryce Rogers (B), Fall 1:30 (Brown 19-12)

184: No. 16 CJ LaFragola (B) def. Steve Mercadante (F), TF 20-5 (Brown 24-12)

197: Tucker Ziegler (B) def. Phil Robilotto (F), MD 13-2 (Brown 28-12)

285: Ian Butterbrodt (B) def. Parker Fox (F), TF 15-0 (Brown 33-12)



Dual 2: Brown 18*, Bucknell 13



LEWISBURG, Pa. – Brown took six of the dual meet’s final seven matches, including a major decision win for sophomore Zach Krause, to defeat Bucknell, 18-13, in its night cap at Davis Gym on Saturday night.



Trailing 9-0 to open the dual, Brown won four straight bouts to pull ahead 12-9 and responded again with victories in the final two bouts to come back from a 13-12 deficit. Brown lost one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct for its final total of 18 team points.



Along with the major decision from Krause (Plainfield, Ill.), senior Justin Staudenmayer (Plymouth Meeting, Pa.), juniors Tucker Ziegler (Myersville, Md.) and Ian Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.), sophomore Trey Keeley (Washington, Ill.), and freshman Hunter Kosco (Canal Fulton, Ohio) each won via decision.



After the meet began at 165 pounds, Ziegler scored Brown’s first points with an 8-6 win at 197 pounds. Leading 5-4 entering the third period, Ziegler secured the victory with two escapes and a riding time point in the third.



Butterbrodt brought Brown within 9-6 in the team score with a 2-0 win at 285 pounds on an escape and riding time point. Keeley tied the team score at 9-9 with a 6-2 win at 125 pounds. He tallied two takedowns, an escape, and riding time point.



Kosco won Brown’s fourth straight bout and gave the Bears a 12-9 lead with a 3-2 win at 133 pounds. He scored a takedown in the first period and an escape in the third to gain the win.



After Bucknell re-gained a 13-12 edge, Krause answered with a 10-2 major decision at 149 pounds to push Brown back ahead, 16-13. He registered all of his points in the third frame with a 4-point near fall, two takedowns, an escape, and a riding time point.



Staudenmayer sealed the match with a 3-1 victory at 157 pounds. He posted a takedown in the first period and added an escape in the second stanza.



Brown 18*, Bucknell 13 (Jan. 20, 2018 | Davis Gym)

165: D.J. Hollingshead (BK) def. Jon Viruet (BR), Dec. 3-2 (Bucknell 3-0)

174: Nick Stephani (BK) def. Bryce Rogers (BR), Dec. 4-3 (Bucknell 6-0)

184: Drew Phipps (BK) def. No. 16 CJ LaFragola (BR), Dec. 6-4 SV1 (Bucknell 9-0)

197: Tucker Ziegler (BR) def. Chad Reese (BK), Dec. 8-6 (Bucknell 9-3)

285: Ian Butterbrodt (BR) def. Brandon Stokes (BK), Dec. 2-0 (Bucknell 9-6)

125: Trey Keeley (BR) def. Geo Barzona (BK), Dec. 6-2 (Tied 9-9)

133: Hunter Kosco (BR) def. David Campbell (BK), Dec. 3-2 (Brown 12-9)

141: No. 14 Tyler Smith (BK) def. Jimmy Pawelski (BR), MD 22-9 (Bucknell 13-12)

149: Zach Krause (BR) def. Seth Hogue (BK), MD 10-2 (Brown 16-13)

157: Justin Staudenmayer (BR) def. Christian Bassolino (BK), Dec. 3-1 (Brown 19-13)

* One team point deducted from Brown for unsportsmanlike conduct.



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From: Jurich, Julie<jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Sat, Jan 20, 2018 at 3:32 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: Pitt Hosts No. 10 Virginia Tech in ACC Opener Sunday
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Pitt Hosts No. 10 Virginia Tech in ACC Opener Sunday

Panthers, Hokies Clash for 15th time in Program History


Live Stream | Match Notes | Tickets


PITTSBURGH – The University of Pittsburgh wrestling team (2-6) opens ACC action Sunday, Jan. 21 when the No. 10 Virginia Tech Hokies (9-2) visit the Fitzgerald Field House at 2 p.m.


HOW TO FOLLOW- The ACC opener will be streamed live on ACC Network Extra and may be viewed on WatchESPN/WatchESPN app.
- Live stats will be provided through TrackWrestling.com.
- Follow the team on Twitter at @Pitt_WRES for live updates throughout the weekend and by also using #pinzburgh.


THE SERIES

- The Panthers and Hokies clash in ACC-opener action for the second consecutive season.

- Pitt leads the all-time series 11-3, while Virginia Tech has claimed all three wins in the last three meetings.

- The two teams first met in the 1964-65 season that resulted in a 30-0 win for the Panthers.


LAST TIME OUT

- In their last time out, the Panthers hosted No. 25 North Dakota State and No. 18 Oklahoma Friday, Jan. 5 and Sunday, Jan. 7, respectively.

- Pitt opened the weekend with a 28-11 loss to NDSU. Senior Dom Forys (133), redshirt senior Nick Zanetta (141) and redshirt freshman Gregg Harvey (184) all recorded individual wins in the team loss.

- The Panthers bounced back Sunday as they upset No. 18 Oklahoma, 19-18, in thrilling fashion. Dom Forys (133), Nick Zanetta (141), Taleb Rahmani (157), Greggy Harvey (184) and Ryan Solomon (285) all recorded wins.

- Solomon’s pin lifted Pitt to victory as the team needed six points to push past the Sooners.


PANTHERS IN THE COACHES’ PANEL

- Five Panthers were ranked in the first round of NCAA Coaches’ Panel Rankings, released Jan. 19.

- 133, Dom Forys, #11

- 141, Nick Zanetta, #15

- 157, Taleb Rahmani, #22

- 184, Gregg Harvey, #33

- 285, Ryan Solomon, #15

- The final rankings will be one of the tools used as part of the selection process to determine the qualifiers for the 2018 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.

- Wrestlers in each weight class will be measured by winning percentage, rating percentage index (RPI) and coaches’ rankings to earn spots in their qualifying tournaments for the 2018 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.

- The coaches’ rankings are compiled by a vote of coaches representing each qualifying tournament. For ranking purposes, coaches may only consider a wrestler that has been designated as a starter at a respective weight class.

- To be eligible for the rankings, wrestlers must have participated in at least five matches against Division I opponents in the weight class and have wrestled within the last 30 days.


SOLOMON NAMED ACC WRESTLER OF THE WEEK

- Redshirt senior Ryan Solomon was named ACC Wrestler of the Week Jan. 10 after pinning his Oklahoma opponent to lift the Panthers to victory.

- Entering the final bout of the dual, Pitt was trailing the team race, 18-13, and needed a pin from Solomon to give the Panthers the win, and he did just that. The Milton, Pa., native was working with a 3-0 lead entering the second period and didn’t need much time after that as he recorded the fall in 3:51.

- The conference weekly honors is the third of Solomon’s career as he earned the honor in 2017 and 2016.


LOOKING AHEAD

- Pitt continues ACC action as the team makes the trip to Chapel Hill, N.C., Friday, Jan. 26 to take on North Carolina. The dual meet is set to get underway at 7 p.m.


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jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu

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Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 1:29 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: Pitt Falls to No. 10 Virginia Tech in ACC Opener
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Pitt Falls to No. 10 Virginia Tech in ACC Opener

Forys, Solomon Record Lone Wins for Panthers


PITTSBURGH – The University of Pittsburgh wrestling team fell to No. 10 Virginia Tech, 31-6, in its first ACC competition of the season Sunday afternoon at the Fitzgerald Field House.


With the loss, Pitt moves to 2-7 overall and 0-1 in the ACC while the Hokies move to 9-2 overall and 1-0 against ACC foes.


Individually, two Panthers picked up wins on the day in senior Dom Forys at 133 pounds and redshirt senior Ryan Solomon at 285 pounds.


The Panthers fell behind quickly as junior LJ Bentley was pinned in sudden victory at 125 pounds, giving Virginia Tech an early 6-0 advantage.


Next up at 133 pounds was a battle between two ranked opponents. Forys, ranked 11th in the country, picked up a 4-1 decision over No. 14 Dennis Gustafson. Forys took a 2-0 lead after a first period takedown and added two more with a reversal in the second period. Gustafson added his lone point of the match with an escape in the third. The victory marked Forys’ fourth consecutive win over Gustafson and brought the team score to 6-3, with the Hokies holding on to the lead.


Virginia Tech took control from there on, collecting wins in the following seven matchups.


Pitt’s second individual win didn’t come until the final bout of the day in what was another ranked matchup at 285 pounds. Solomon, ranked 16th in the country, won in a 2-0 decision against No. 18 Andrew Dunn. Solomon earned his points in the win via an escape in the second period and added one more with riding time. With the win, Solomon improves to 15-4 on the year and 8-1 in duals.


Up next, the Panthers will look to bounce back when they travel to Chapel Hill, N.C., to face North Carolina (7-8, 1-0 ACC) Friday, Jan. 26.


No. 10 Virginia Tech 31, Pitt 6

125: Kyle Norstrem (VT) pins LJ Bentley (UP), SV-1, 7:00 – VT leads 6-0

133: #11 Dom Forys (UP) dec. #13 Dennis Gustafson (VT), 4-1 – VT leads 6-3

141: Brent Moore (VT) dec. #15 Nick Zanetta (UP), 2-0 – VT leads 9-3

149: #11 Solomon Chishko (VT) dec. Robert Lee (UP), 3-1 – VT leads 12-3

157: BC LaPrade (VT) dec. GioVonne Sanders (UP), 8-2 – VT leads 15-3

165: #4 David McFadden (VT) dec. Jake Wentzel (UP), 7-3 – VT leads 18-3

174: Hunter Bolen (VT) tech. fall Austin Bell (UP), 18-3, 4:57 – VT leads 23-3

184: #8 Zack Zavatsky (VT) major dec. Gregg Harvey (UP), 13-4 – VT leads 27-3

197: #2 Jared Haught (VT) major dec. Zach Bruce (UP), 11-2 – VT leads 31-3

285: #16 Ryan Solomon (UP) dec. #18 Andrew Dunn (VT), 2-0 – VT wins 31-6


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Julie Jurich

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

jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu

office: (412) 648-8245 | mobile: (412) 952-0122

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Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 1:03 PM
Subject: No. 14 Illini Wrestling Upends No. 24 Purdue, 21-12
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sunday, January 21, 2018

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

FIGHTING ILLINI WRESTLING

No. 14 Illini Wrestling Upends No. 24 Purdue, 21-12

Illini win six of 10 bouts against Boilers

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Boosted by bonus points from redshirt freshman Dylan Duncan and redshirt senior No. 2 Isaiah Martinez, the No. 14 Fighting Illini wrestling team defeated No. 24 Purdue, 21-12, on Sunday afternoon at Holloway Gym. The victory improves Illinois’ record to 4-3 overall, 3-2 in the Big Ten, while Purdue falls to 5-5, 0-4 in conference action.


“I thought we showed some more fight this week,” said head coach Jim Heffernan following the victory. “Michael Carr had a good win, [Nate Limmex] has had a really good year. That was one of the bigger matches going into today. Duncan got us off to a good start. Emery [Parker] started a little slow, but Isaiah [Martinez] and Andre [Lee] looked good, and Kyle [Langenderfer found a way to win.”


Illinois won six of the 10 matches against the Boilermakers on Sunday, including six of the first eight to clinch the victory heading into the final two bouts at heavyweight and 125 pounds.


Winning four of the first five matches of the day to lead 15-3 at the dual’s intermission, the Illini received seven points from its redshirt freshmen Dylan Duncan and Mike Carr who combined for a total of six minutes, 27 seconds of riding time.


Duncan put Illinois on the board first with one of Illinois’ two bonus-point victories. Wrestling Devin Schroder, Duncan started fast with two takedowns in the match’s opening period to go along with 1:57 of riding time. After a reversal to start the second period, the Lombard, Illinois native tacked on two more takedowns in the third period, building his riding time to 4:30, for a 12-2 major decision.


At 141 pounds, Mike Carr continued Illinois’ ability to be tough on top, racking up 46 seconds of riding time in the first period after his opening takedown of Purdue’s Nate Limmex. After a Limmex takedown and Carr escape created a 3-3 tie, Carr regained the lead with a two-legged takedown in the second period, and then finished off the 141-pound Boilermaker in the third with his fourth takedown of the afternoon to go with 1:57 of total ride time.


After Austin Nash scored Purdue’s first team points of the dual at 149 pounds, the Illini tallied an 8-0 run by their two redshirt senior starters, Kyle Langenderfer (157) and Isaiah Martinez (165) heading into intermission.

A back-and-forth battle for Langenderfer against Cole Wysocki, the two 157-pounders traded the lead seven different times during the match. Using a pair of reversals to negate Wysocki takedowns in both the first and third periods, Langenderfer trailed by just one with under 20 seconds left in the final period. In on the right leg of Wysocki with 13 seconds remaining, Langenderfer worked his way to the match-clinching takedown with seven seconds on the clock, holding on for a 9-8 decision.


With the Illini holding a seven-point advantage through four bouts, Isaiah Martinez gave the Orange and Blue a commanding 12-point lead heading into the 10-minute break with an 18-3 technical fall of Purdue’s Jacob Morrissey. Needing just four minutes, 13 seconds to rack up the 15-point advantage, Martinez used five takedowns and eight back points to earn his fifth tech fall of the season.

Now 7-0 on the season, only one wrestler has gone the full seven minutes with the Illinois 165-pounder and are being outscored by a combined 125-41 against the two-time NCAA champion.


With the win today, Martinez moved into a four-way tie for 20th place on Illinois’ all-time wins list, joining current Illini assistant Mike Poeta and former Illini John Dergo and Kevin Puebla with 105 career wins. Next on the list is Jackson Morse (2010-15) and Jon Llewellyn (1988-91) with 106 wins.


Purdue earned its second of four decisions of the dual at 174 pounds coming out of intermission, as No. 12 Dylan Lydy won by a score of 10-3 over Illini true freshman David Riojas.


With the lead trimmed back to nine points, 15-6, No. 6 Emery Parker (184) and Andre Lee (197) clinched the dual for the Orange and Blue with a pair of decisions. Parker used three takedowns, plus Illinois’ third riding time point, en route to an 8-4 decision over Max Lyon. Andre Lee finished Purdue off with two takedowns against Kobe Woods, one in the first period and another with one minute remaining in the match following a Woods’ shot on Lee’s leg.


Purdue finished off the match with back-to-back decisions from ranked wrestlers at heavyweight and 125 pounds. No. 15 Shawn Streck defeated the Illini’s Deuce Rachal, 5-3, in the ninth match of the day, and then No. 12 Luke Welch earned a 7-5 win against No. 19 Travis Piotrowski despite a takedown and reversal for the Illini sophomore.


Illinois is now 24-4 against Purdue since Coach Heffernan joined the Illinois coaching staff prior to the 1992-93 season, including a current seven-match winning streak.


Up next, the Fighting Illini will return home where they will wrestle the first of three home duals in the season’s final four meets. The Orange and Blue are home each of the next three Sundays, beginning with Maryland on January 28 at 1 p.m.


For complete coverage of Fighting Illini wrestling, go to No. 14 Illinois 21, No. 24 Purdue 12
133: Dylan Duncan (ILL) major dec. Devin Schroder (PUR), 12-2 ILL 4, PUR 0
141: Mike Carr (ILL) dec. Nate Limmex (PUR), 9-5 ILL 7, PUR 0
149: Austin Nash (PUR) dec. Eric Barone (ILL), 3-2 ILL 7, PUR 3
157: Kyle Langenderfer (ILL) dec. Cole Wysocki (PUR), 9-8 ILL 10, PUR 3
165: No. 2 Isaiah Martinez (ILL) tech fall Jacob Morrissey (PUR), 18-3 ILL 15, PUR 3
174: No. 12 Dylan Lydy (PUR) dec. David Riojas (ILL), 10-3 ILL 15 , PUR 6
184: No. 6 Emery Parker (ILL) dec. Max Lyon (PUR), 8-4 ILL 18 , PUR 6
197: Andre Lee (ILL) dec. Kobe Woods (PUR) ILL 21 , PUR 6
HWT: Shawn Streck (PUR) dec. Deuce Rachal (ILL), 5-3 ILL 21 , PUR 9
125: No. 12 Luke Welch (PUR) dec. Travis Piotrowski (ILL), 7-5 ILL 21 , PUR 12

CHAD BEYLER

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From: Dow, Nicholas <nicholas_dow@brown.edu>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 12:45 PM
Subject: Ziegler, Butterbrodt Win, Brown Wrestling Falls at No. 18 Lock Haven, 31-7
To: Nicholas Dow <Nicholas_dow@brown.edu>




For Immediate Release:

From Brown University Athletic Communications

January 21, 2018



Ziegler, Butterbrodt Win, Brown Wrestling Falls at No. 18 Lock Haven, 31-7



Release Link: http://brownbears.com/sports/m-wrestl/2017-18/releases/20180121nlqhsl



LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – Juniors Tucker Ziegler and Ian Butterbrodt both picked up victories to close the dual meet, but Brown University wrestling fell to No. 18 Lock Haven University, 31-7, on Sunday afternoon at Thomas Fieldhouse.



The Bears (2-4, 2-1 EIWA) won the dual’s last two matches after the Bald Eagles (9-1, 2-0 EWL) took the first eight bouts.



Ziegler (Myersville, Md.) and Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.) each went 3-0 on the weekend after earning wins at Franklin & Marshall and Bucknell on Saturday.



At 197 pounds, Ziegler gained the Bears’ first win of the day with a 4-2 victory over Trey Hartstock via decision. He improved his dual meet record to 5-1 on the year.



Butterbrodt captured an 11-2 major decision win over Derek Dragon at 285 pounds. He posted his second major decision of the season.



Next, Brown wrestles at No. 11 Cornell on Saturday, Jan. 27 at 1:00 p.m.



No. 18 Lock Haven 31, Brown 7 (Jan. 21, 2018 | Thomas Fieldhouse)

125: Luke Werner (L) def. Trey Keeley (B), Dec. 3-0 (LHU 3-0)

133: DJ Fehlman (L) def. Hunter Kosco (B), Fall 5:59 (LHU 9-0)

141: Kyle Shoop (L) def. Zeke Salvo (B), MD 12-4 (LHU 13-0)

149: No. 18 Ronnie Perry (L) def. Zach Krause (B), MD 8-0 (LHU 17-0)

157: Alex Klucker (L) def. Justin Staudenmayer (B), Dec. 4-0 (LHU 20-0)

165: No. 7 Chance Marsteller (L) def. Jon Viruet (B), MD 8-0 (LHU 24-0)

174: Jared Siegrist (L) def. Bryce Rogers (B), MD 14-3 (LHU 28-0)

184: Corey Hazel (L) def. No. 16 CJ LaFragola (B), Dec. 2-0 (LHU 31-0)

197: Tucker Ziegler (B) def. Trey Hartsock (L), Dec. 4-2 (LHU 31-3)

285: Ian Butterbrodt (B) def. Derek Dragon (L), MD 11-2 (LHU 31-7)



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Subject: Article: Huskers Use Late Rally to Take Down Rutgers
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Huskers Use Late Rally to Take Down Rutgers
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Sun, January 21, 2018

Courtesy Scott Bruhn/Nebraska Communications
Eighth-ranked Tyler Berger won a decision at 157 pounds to help NU earn its fourth-consecutive win.
Lincoln - Nebraska won each of the last four bouts by decision Sunday to complete a weekend sweep of top-20 opponents, as the 18th-ranked Huskers rallied to knock off No. 16 Rutgers by a score of 19-13 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center, extending the NU win streak to four duals in a row.

The Huskers trailed in the dual 13-7 with just four bouts to go, but consecutive decisions by Jason Renteria (133), Chad Red Jr. (141), Colton McCrystal (149) and Tyler Berger (157) sealed the win for Nebraska. The Huskers improve to 6-3 on the season and 4-1 in Big Ten action, as NU followed up a road win Friday night at No. 20 Northwestern. Rutgers falls to 5-4 on the year and 1-3 in Big Ten competition.

Patrick Grayson was NU's lone bonus-point winner of the day, as he won his first-career dual match with a 10-2 major decision over Razohnn Gross at heavyweight.

Rutgers won the first three matches of the day, as the first of Sunday's four matchups between ranked opponents went the way of the Scarlet Knights. U23 World Champion Richie Lewis outlasted NU's Isaiah White by a score of 2-1 in the first tiebreaker period at 165 pounds. The 12th-ranked Lewis escaped from White's control early in the 30-second session, but White, the 11th-ranked wrestler according to InterMat, could not escape as Lewis rode him out to a victory. The loss was White's first in a dual this season, as he falls to 16-3 and 7-1 in duals.

After Beau Breske dropped a 4-2 decision to Joe Grello at 174, Rutgers again emerged victorious in a matchup of ranked opponents, as No. 14 Nicholas Gravina defeated No. 7 Taylor Venz by a score of 9-3 at 184 pounds.

NU put a stop to the Rutgers momentum at the two upper weights, as Eric Schultz won a 3-2 decision over Kevin Mulligan, and Grayson earned his major decision. Grayson, a sophomore from Stafford, Va., nearly pinned Gross in the second period, as he won for the first time after earning his first varsity start on Friday night.

Rutgers took a 13-7 lead after second-ranked Nick Suriano won a 14-4 major decision over Mitchell Maginnis at 125 pounds, but that was Rutgers' only bonus-point win of the day, as well as its final win in the dual.

Renteria, a true freshman from Chicago, Ill., sparked NU's race to the finish as he racked up five takedowns on the way to a 14-11 decision over No. 17 Scott DelVecchio. Renteria improves to 3-0 on the season (all dual matches), and takes his second win over a ranked opponent after knocking off No. 19 Colin Valdiviez of Northwestern by a major decision on Friday night.

No. 12 Red won a 3-1 decision over Michael Van Brill to give him a pair of wins this weekend and run his record to 14-6 on the year. 10th-ranked McCrystal gave NU a three-point cushion at 16-13 with his 7-2 decision over No. 13 Eleazar DeLuca.

With match points tied at 47-47 heading into the 157-pound bout, Nebraska needed an outright win of any kind from Berger to seal the match, and the All-American delivered a 6-4 decision in the first sudden-victory session over No. 18 John Van Brill to clinch the win for NU. Berger controlled most of the match, but Van Brill rode out the third period and earned penalty and riding time points to send the match to overtime. In the extra session, Berger took down the Rutgers grappler just past the halfway point of the period to score the win.

Nebraska will return home to host Indiana next Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Devaney Center. The dual will mark Senior Day for Nebraska’s four seniors. Tickets are available now at Huskers.com/Tickets or by calling 1-800-8-BIG-RED.

#18 Nebraska 19, #16 Rutgers 13
Jan. 21, 2018
Lincoln, Neb. (Bob Devaney Sports Center – Attendance 933)

Match Results 165: #12 Richie Lewis (RU) tb-1 #11 Isaiah White (NEB), 2-1 (RU 3, NEB 0)
174: Joe Grello (RU) dec. Beau Breske (NEB), 4-2 (RU 6, NEB 0)
184: #14 Nicholas Gravina (RU) dec. #7 Taylor Venz (NEB), 9-3 (RU 9, NEB 0)
197: Eric Schultz (NEB) dec. Kevin Mulligan (RU), 3-2 (RU 9, NEB 3)
HWT: Patrick Grayson (NEB) major dec. Razohnn Gross (RU), 10-2 (RU 9, NEB 7)
125: #2 Nick Suriano (RU) major dec. Mitchell Maginnis (NEB), 14-4 (RU 13, NEB 7)
133: Jason Renteria (NEB) dec. #17 Scott DelVecchio (RU), 14-11 (RU 13, NEB 10)
141: #12 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) dec. Michael Van Brill (RU), 3-1 (NEB 13, RU 13)
149: #10 Colton McCrystal (NEB) dec. #13 Eleazar DeLuca (RU), 7-2 (NEB 16, RU 13)
157: #8 Tyler Berger (NEB) sv-1 #18 John Van Brill (RU), 6-4 (NEB 19, RU 13)




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Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 3:10 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling -- Lee Upsets Tomasello, but Hawkeyes Fall at Ohio State
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Lee Upsets Tomasello, but Hawkeyes Fall at Ohio State


COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The University of Iowa wrestling team fell to No. 2 Ohio State, 22-12, on Sunday afternoon at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio.


The fourth-ranked Hawkeyes won four of the first six matches and built a 12-7 lead, but Ohio State finished the dual with four straight wins to hand Iowa its first loss of the season and snap the Hawkeyes’ 24-match winning streak in Big Ten road duals.


Spencer Lee, a true freshman ranked No. 6 at 125, used nearly two minutes of riding time to defeat top-ranked fifth-year senior Nathan Tomasello, 3-2. After a scoreless first period, Lee opened the second on top and spent two minutes driving Tomasello into the mat to finish the period on top.


After an optional start to the third, Tomasello grabbed a brief 2-1 lead with a takedown, but Lee quickly escaped and used his one minute, 53 seconds of riding time to walk off the mat a one-point winner.


Ohio State earned wins at 133 and 141 before the Hawkeyes strung together consecutive wins at 149, 157, and 165.


Brandon Sorensen, ranked No. 2 at 149, broke a 2-2 tied in the third with a takedown 1 minute, 13 seconds into the period and held on for a 4-2 decision against No. 6 Ke-Shawn Hayes.


Michael Kemerer, ranked No. 2 at 157, never trailed in his 8-4 win. Kemerer was on the board, 2-0, six seconds into the match and finished the next 2 minutes, 54 seconds of the period on top. He doubled his lead 24 seconds into the second, and used 3 minutes, 39 seconds of riding time to finish off No. 6 Micah Jordan.


Alex Marinelli, ranked No. 11 at 165, scored takedowns in the first and third periods to defeat No. 13 Te’Shan Campbell, 4-1. Marinelli improved to 9-0 in his career, and 17-0 all-time at the Schottenstein Center. He won four Ohio high school state titles at the facility from 2013-16.


The Hawkeyes led 12-7 after six matches, but Ohio State grabbed the lead with a decision at 174 and a major decision at 184, and closed the dual with a decision at 197 and technical fall at 285.


UP NEXT

Iowa returns to the mat Saturday, Jan. 27, hosting No 8 Michigan at 5 p.m. (CT) at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Tickets are available at hawkeyesports.com/tickets.


NOTABLES

·Attendance was 15,117, the 14th largest wrestling dual crowd in NCAA history.

·Iowa’s streak of 24 straight conference road wins was snapped.

·Sorensen improved to 30-1 all-time in Big Ten duals.

·Marinelli won four Ohio State titles at the Schottenstein Center and is 17-0 all-time at the facility.

·Kemerer earned his third win this season over a top 10 opponent.

·Kaleb Young made his dual debut at 174 pounds.


#4 IOWA 12, #2 Ohio State 22

125 -- #6 Spencer Lee (IA) dec. #1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU), 3-2; 3-0

133 -- #2 Luke Pletcher (OSU) dec. Paul Glynn (IA), 8-2; 3-3

141 -- #11 Joey McKenna (OSU) major dec. Carter Happel (IA)/ 13-2; 3-7

a149 -- #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) dec. #6 Ke-Shawn Hayes (OSU), 4-2; 6-7

157 -- #2 Michael Kemerer (IA) dec. #6 Micah Jordan (OSU), 8-4; 9-7

165-- #11 Alex Marinelli (IA) dec. #13 Te’Shan Campbell (OSU), 4-1; 12-7

174 -- #3 Bo Jordan (IA) dec. Kaleb Young (IA), 10-5; 12-10

184 -- #2 Myles Martin (OSU) major dec. #20 Mitch Bowman (IA), 17-8; 12-14

197 -- #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) dec. #5 Cash Wilcke (IA), 6-3; 12-17

285 -- #1 Kyle Snyder (OSU) tech. fall Steven Holloway, 24-0; 12-22

Value City Arena at the Jerome Schottenstein Center

Records: #4 Iowa (9-1, 4-1) | #2 Ohio State (10-0, 5-0)

Attendance: 15,117

 

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From: Andrew Cervantes-Kerwin <acervanteskerwin@athletics.wisc.edu>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 2:37 PM
Subject: UW WRES-Badgers regain momentum after defeating the Spartans, 28-7
To: Andrew Cervantes-Kerwin <acervanteskerwin@athletics.wisc.edu>


Badgers regain momentum after defeating Spartans, 28-7

UW picks up eight out of 10 victories
EAST LANSING, Mich.- Coming off a tough loss in Ann Arbor just two days earlier, Wisconsin wrestling had a chip on its shoulder entering Sunday's dual in Jenison Field House against the Michigan State Spartans. After being down 7-6 heading into the fifth match, the Badgers earned a victory in each of the final six matches to capture a 28-7 victory.

"Reflecting on the weekend, it's clear that we have a good wrestling team," associate head coach Trevor Brandvold said. "We are tough to beat when we are getting to our leg attacks, fighting through positions and riding hard. When we are getting beat in matches, we are losing focus or turning down from positions. That can and will be fixed by the time Indiana comes into town. We are looking forward to coming home."

Eli Stickley arguably had the biggest win of the day, defeating No. 20-ranked Javier Gasca in a 6-2 decision at 141 pounds. Neither Eli nor Gasca gave any ground during the entire match, but it was a mistake by Gasca that Stickley took advantage of to get a takedown and four near-fall points to secure the victory.

Coming off of his biggest win of the year on Friday against Michigan's fifth-ranked Alec Pantaleo, Andrew Crone kept his hot streak alive, defeating Michigan State's Jake Tucker by a 7-0 decision at 157 pounds. Like Stickley, Crone was able to capitalize on an opening in Tucker's stance to get a takedown and a cradle for four near-fall points.

Evan Wick was an offensive force once again, bringing opponent Austin Hiles down five times and cradling him to get two four-point nearfalls en route to a 19-4 tech fall in the 165-pound weight class. That tech was Wick's fifth of the year and second of the weekend, as he defeated Michigan's Reece Hughes in a 19-3 victory. His additional five takedowns in the bout brought his season total up to 65, which leads all UW starters by nearly 30.

Hunter Ritter is still riding the momentum from his ranked win at Michigan, leaving East Lansing with a 6-2 decision over the Spartans' 197-pounder Nick May.

Following three-straight losses, Ryan Christensen was able to turn the tide around, picking up a last-second nail-biting 3-1 victory with a takedown on MSU's Logan Ritchie at 174 pounds.

Jens Lantz took his Spartan opponent Matt Santos to the mat five times in a 12-3 major decision victory at 133 pounds.

Not getting the result he wanted against Michigan's Dominic Abounader, Ricky Robertsontallied his 20th victory of the season at 184 pounds, defeating Michigan State's Shwan Shadaia in a 7-2 decision.

Cole Martin got his first victory of the season in the 149-pound weight class, defeating Spartan Jwan Britton by a 13-5 major decision.

The Badgers will now come home to focus on their next competition after being away from the Madison for over a month-and-a-half, hosting conference rival Indiana on Friday at 7 p.m. (CT) inside the UW Field House.


Wisconsin 28, Michigan State 7
125: Rayvon Foley (MSU) dec. Johnny Jimenez (UW), 8-4. MSU leads, 7-6.
133: Jens Lantz (UW) maj. dec. Matt Santos (MSU), 12-3. UW leads, 10-7.
141: Eli Stickley (UW) dec. Javier Gasca (MSU), 6-2. UW leads, 13-7.
149: Cole Martin (UW) maj. dec. Jwan Britton (MSU), 13-5. UW leads, 17-7.
157: Andrew Crone (UW) dec. Jake Tucker (MSU), 7-0. UW leads, 20-7.
165: No. 6 Evan Wick (UW) tech. fall Austin Hiles, 19-4. UW leads, 25-7.
174: Ryan Christensen (UW) dec. Logan Ritchie (MSU), 3-1. UW wins, 28-7.
184: No. 9 Ricky Robertson (UW) dec. Shwan Shadaia (MSU), 7-2. UW leads, 3-0.
197: Hunter Ritter (UW) dec. Nick May (MSU), 6-2. UW leads, 6-0.
HWT: Christian Rebottaro (MSU) maj. dec. Ben Stone (UW), 15-4. UW leads, 6-4.

 

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From: Jon Fuller <jfuller3@buffalo.edu>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 3:01 PM
Subject: WRE: Hot Start Not Enough as Bulls Fall to #17 Central Michigan
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

January 21, 2018

MOUNT PLEASANT, MI – The University at Buffalo wrestling team won three of the first four matches against Central Michigan, but it wasn't enough as the Bulls lost to the 17th-ranked Chippewas, 26-9, at McGuirk Arena on Sunday afternoon.

Kyle Akins led things off with a 4-0 shutout of Drew Hildebrandt at 125 to give the Bulls a 3-0 lead in the dual.

Bryan Lantry followed with a 2-1 win over Dresden Simon. Lantry's win improved the redshirt-junior to 7-3 in duals on the season.

After Jason Estevez dropped a decision at 141, Nick Palumbo earned his first career Mid-American Conference dual win with a dominant 6-3 decision over Nolan Saxton. Palumbo's win gave the Bulls a 9-3 lead.

Unfortunately, the Chippewas flexed their muscle the rest of the way, winning the final six matches to pull away for the victory.

Buffalo fell to 5-7 overall and 2-2 with the loss. The Bulls will next wrestle at Hofstra on Saturday.

CENTRAL MICHIGAN 26, BUFFALO 9
125 – Kyle Akins (UB) won by decision over Drew Hildebrandt (CMU), 4-0
133 – Bryan Lantry (UB) won by decision over Dresdon Simon (CMU), 2-1
141 – Mason Smith (CMU) won by decision over Jason Estevez (UB), 7-0
149 – Nick Palumbo (UB) won by decision over Nolan Saxton (CMU), 6-3
157 – Colin Heffernan (CMU) won by decision over Kobe Garrehy (UB), 11-4
165 – Logan Parks (CMU) won by major decision over Noah Grover (UB), 10-2
174 – CJ Brucki (CMU) won by major decision over Ryan Kromer (UB), 11-1
184 – Jordan Ellingwood (CMU) won by decision over Brett Perry, 8-1
197 – Jordan Atienza (CMU) won by decision over Joe Ariola (UB), 10-4
285 – Matt Stencel (CMU) won by fall over Ian James (UB), 1:06



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South Dakota State Athletics <noreply@mail.collegiateathleticnews.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 2:32 PM
Subject: Quick 1-2 punch leads Jacks past UNI
To: DAW Voice <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

Quick 1-2 punch leads Jacks past UNI
1/21/2018 | Wrestling
BROOKINGS, S.D. - Connor Brown and Seth Gross opened the dual with consecutive pins, leading 15th-ranked South Dakota State to a 22-16 victory over 11th-ranked Northern Iowa in a college wrestling dual Sunday afternoon at Frost Arena.

The Jackrabbits, who won their ninth dual in a row, improved to 9-2 overall and 4-0 against Big 12 Conference opponents. UNI dropped to 5-3 overall and 2-1 against league foes. SDSU ended a 21-dual losing streak to the Panthers, which began in the 1973-74 season.

A freshman from Oak Grove, Missouri, Brown trailed 6-0 late in the first period against 18th-ranked Jay Schwarm on a takedown and four-point near-fall. However, Brown was able to wriggle out of a potential pinning situation and knotted the match at 8 late in the period with a pair of reversals and four-point near-fall of his own.

Brown started the second period on the bottom, but quickly scored his third - and final - reversal of the match, putting Schwarm on his back for a pin 23 seconds into the period.

Gross, the top-ranked wrestler at 133 pounds, wasted little time to put the Jackrabbits up 12-0 in his match against Jack Wagner. Gross recorded a takedown in the opening minute, then came up with another takedown and tilt, putting Wagner's shoulders to the mat in 1:32.

UNI trimmed the deficit to 12-7 with a decision from ninth-ranked Josh Alber at 141 pounds and seventh-ranked Max Thomsen scored a 15-1 major decision at 149 pounds.

SDSU's Luke Zilverberg countered with a 15-1 major decision of his own at 157 pound and Logan Peterson pushed the Jackrabbit lead back to 12 points at 19-7 with 4-2 decision over Isaiah Patton at 165 pounds. Peterson took advantage of three penalty points for stalling against Patton to pull out the victory.

The two squads split their matches featuring ranked wrestlers on both sides. UNI's Taylor Lujan, ranked seventh at 174 pounds, upended the Jackrabbits' ninth-ranked David Kocer, 3-1, while SDSU's 11th-ranked Nate Rotert scored a 5-1 decision over 15th-ranked Jacob Holschlag. Rotert's victory sealed the dual win for SDSU and kept the senior 197-pounder undefeated in duals this season at 10-0.

UNI also received wins by decision from Drew Foster, who is ranked 10th at 184 pounds, and heavyweight Carter Isley.

UP NEXT
The Jackrabbits return to road action next Sunday (Jan. 28), traveling to Oklahoma for a Big 12 dual. Action is slated for a 2 p.m. start at McCasland Field House on the OU campus in Norman.

NOTES
UNI leads the all-time dual series, 38-4-1
SDSU improved to 18-3 in duals against Big 12 opponents since joining the league at the start of the 2015-16 season
Gross notched his ninth fall of the season, while Brown won by pin for the second time this season
Both Zilverberg and Rotert recorded their 89th career victories to remain in a tie for 19th place on the SDSU all-time charts
The Jackrabbits improved to 3-2 in duals against ranked opponents during the 2017-18 campaign
Attendance was 1,277

#15 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 22, #11 NORTHERN IOWA 16
125: Connor Brown (SDSU) def. #18 Jay Schwarm (UNI), by fall 3:23
133: #1 Seth Gross (SDSU) def. Jack Wagner (UNI), by fall 1:32
141: #9 Josh Alber (UNI) dec. Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU), 9-2
149: #7 Max Thomsen (UNI) major dec. Colten Carlson (SDSU), 15-1
157: #10 Luke Zilverberg (SDSU) major dec. Logan Ryan (UNI), 15-1
165: Logan Peterson (SDSU) dec. Isaiah Patton (UNI), 4-2
174: #7 Taylor Lujan (UNI) dec. #9 David Kocer (SDSU), 3-1
184: #10 Drew Foster (UNI) dec. Martin Mueller (SDSU), 8-4
197: #11 Nate Rotert (SDSU) dec. #15 Jacob Holschlag (UNI), 5-1
285: Carter Isley (UNI) dec. Alex Macki (SDSU), 3-1
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From: Virginia Tech Athletics <webmaster@hokiesports.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 2:19 PM
Subject: VT Wrestling: No. 10 Hokies extend ACC win streak with 31-6 victory over Pitt
To: wrestling_media@hokiesports.com


Wrestling
No. 10 Hokies extend ACC win streak with 31-6 victory over Pitt
Tech goes 2-0 on the road trip ahead of its top 10 clash with Lehigh on Friday
Read the story
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http://www.hokiesports.com/wrestling/recaps/20180121aaa.html


PITTSBURGH - A win by fall from redshirt freshman Kyle Norstrem at 125 pounds in sudden victory overtime set the tone for No. 10 Virginia Tech’s convincing 31-6 victory over P! itt on Sunday afternoon.

The Hokies (9-2) won eight of the 10 bouts with four bonus point wins. The victory over the Panthers was Tech’s 16th consecutive ACC dual meet win, a streak that started in 2015.

Norstrem’s bout saw two challenges and both calls reversed that led to a 1-1 score at the end of three periods. Norstrem got Bentley on his back and secured the pin on a throw.

After Pitt picked up a 4-1 decision at 133, Brent Moore got the Hokies back on track with a 2-0 upset over No. 15 Nick Zanetta. Moore escaped in the second period after starting on bottom to take a 1-0 lead and was able to ride Zanetta the whole third period to pick up the riding time point.

Solomon Chishko returned for his first match since Nov. 25 against Missouri and scored a 3-1 decision over Robert Lee. After wins from B.C. LaPrade and David McFadden, Hunter Bolen put the match out of reach with an 18-3 tech fall in 4:57 for the Hokies’ second of four bonus point wins.

Tech returns to Cassell Coliseum on Friday, Jan. 26 when they take on No. 7 Lehigh at 7 p.m. Duke will then travel to Blacksburg to face the Hokies for a 1 p.m. dual on Saturday, Jan. 27.

No. 10 Virginia Tech 31, Pitt 6
125: Kyle Norstrem (Virginia Tech) WBF LJ Bentley (Pitt), 7:00 (SV OT)
133: #11 Dom Forys (Pitt) dec. #13 Dennis Gustafson (Virginia Tech), 4-1
141: Brent Moore (Virginia Tech) dec. #15 Nick Zanetta (Pitt), 2-0
149: #11 Solomon Chishko (Virginia Tech) dec. Robert Lee (Pitt), 3-1
157: B.C. LaPrade (Virginia Tech) dec. GioVonne Sanders (Pitt), 8-2
165: #4 David McFadden (Virginia Tech) dec. Jake Wentzel (Pitt), 7-3
174: Hunter Bolen (Virginia Tech) TF Austin Bell (Pitt), 18-3 (4:57)
184: #8 Zack Zavatsky (Virginia Tech) MD Gregg Harvey (Pitt), 13-4
197: #2 Jared Haught (Virginia Tech) MD Zach Bruce (Pitt), 11-2
285: #16 Ryan Solomon (Pitt) dec. #18 Andrew Dunn (Virginia Tech), 2-0

 

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UNI Athletics Media Relations<unisid@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 2:17 PM
Subject: Fwd: UNI Wrestling Falls to SDSU, 22-16
To: Michelle Van Dorn <michelle.vandorn@uni.edu>


Correction on score in subject line - everything in story remains the same. SDSU wins, 22-16. Sorry for any confusion.



CONTACT: Michelle Van Dorn (michelle.vandorn@uni.edu / (319) 290-5301)
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PDF of scoring attached.
BROOKINGS, S.D. – UNI wrestling won a key top-10 matchup at 174 pounds, but the Panthers fell to South Dakota State, 22-16.

No. 11 UNI falls to 5-3 overall and 2-1 in the Big 12. No. 15 South Dakota State improves to 9-2 and 4-0 in the Big 12.

The Panthers fell behind early losing the first two matches by fall before No. 7 Josh Alber narrowed the team score with a 9-2 decision over Henry Pohlmeyer at 141 pounds. Alber is on a seven-match win streak for UNI.

At 149 pounds, No. 7 Max Thomsen was the only Panther to earn bonus points. A late escape had Thomsen settling for a 15-1 major decision instead of a tech fall over Colten Carlson. Thomsen led the team in takedowns with three.

South Dakota State would take the next two matches before momentum started to swing in favor of the Panthers.

Taylor Lujan fought off the attacks of No. 9 David Kocer to win 3-1 at 174 pounds. The decision gives Lujan five wins over top-20 opponents. Earlier this year, he beat No. 6 Brandon Womack of Cornell, No. 9 Jadaen Bernstein of Navy, No. 12 Keaton Subjeck of Stanford and No. 18 Forrest Przbysz of Appalachian State. Lujan leads the team with dual points with 29.

Foster gave UNI back-to-back wins with a decision at 184 pounds. Trailing 3-2 to start the third period, Foster went on the attack in the third period with an escape, takedown and nearfall points. His riding time closed the 8-4 win over No. 23 Martin Mueller.

“It’s definitely important to keep the offense going and get the energy back in our favor,” Foster said. “I personally need to do a better job at getting more attacks and being more offensive. The result isn’t what we wanted but it’s not a dual that we will let define us.”

Three-time NCAA qualifier No. 9 Nate Rotert sealed SDSU’s team win with a 5-1 decision at 197 pounds.

Heavyweight Carter Isley improved to 4-4 in duals with a 3-1 decision over Alex Macki. Isley has won four of his last five duals. His last dual loss was to No. 4 Tanner Hall of Arizona State.

Alber, Thomsen, Lujan and Foster remain undefeated in Big 12 duals.

UNI continues to lead the series that dates back to 1954. The Panthers are now 38-4-1 against the Jackrabbits. It was head coach Doug Schwab’s first loss to South Dakota State, now 4-1.

UP NEXT - UNI will face No. 5 Oklahoma State on the road Feb. 3.


"We have a big one coming up in a couple of weeks that we aren’t supposed to win on paper, but I’m confident in this team and the output that’s coming," Foster said. "These are the guys I’m going to war with and there are more back in Cedar Falls. We continue to trust the process.”


#15 SDSU 22, #11 UNI 16 – NWCA team rankings / NCAA individual rankings

• 125: #29 Connor Brown (SDSU) pins #17 Jay Schwarm (UNI), 3:23
• 133: #1 Seth Gross (SDSU) pins Jack Wagner (UNI), 1:32
• 141: #7 Josh Alber (UNI) dec. Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU), 9-2
• 149: #7 Max Thomsen (UNI) maj. dec. Colten Carlson (SDSU), 15-1
• 157: #11 Luke Zilverberg (SDSU) maj. dec. Logan Ryan (UNI), 15-1
• 165: Logan Peterson (SDSU) dec. Isaiah Patton (UNI), 4-2
• 174: #7 Taylor Lujan (UNI) dec. #9 David Kocer (SDSU), 3-1
• 184: #9 Drew Foster (UNI) dec. #23 Martin Mueller (SDSU), 8-4
• 197: #9 Nate Rotert (SDSU) dec. #13 Jacob Holschlag (UNI), 5-1
• 285: Carter Isley (UNI) dec. Alex Macki (SDSU), 3-1

 

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Jan. 21, 2018
Contact: Trenten Gauthier
Match-By-Match Results at Bottom of Release
Tickets for Jan. 28 against Northwestern

The University of Minnesota wrestling team suffered their first home loss of the 2017-18 season against No. 8 Michigan on Sunday afternoon.

The Gophers picked up two victories during the dual. No. 10 Nick Wanzek defeated No. 5 Logan Massa by decision at 165 and then No. 10 Tommy Thorn picked up a victory at 141.

“Losing the close one’s can be a little frustrating,” head coach Brandon Eggum said after the dual. “We had opportunities today and couldn’t come up big in some close matches that we feel we could of won today. We know losing this dual isn’t what we wanted, but we know when March comes around we will be using these moments to become better.”

The dual began at 149 pounds, where Steve Bleise took on Malik Amine. Amine escaped, and Bleise earned a point on an illegal hold, putting the score at 1-1 heading into the final period. Amine was able to turn Bleise, and earned a four point near fall, and a late takedown for Bleise had the match end 6-4 in favor of Amine.

A top-20 matchup was in place at 157-pounds when Jake Short took on No. 5 Alec Pantaleo. Pantaleo used a first period takedown to take an early 2-1 lead. In the second, Short nearly had a pin in place on Pantaleo, and a challenge came from Eggum, but the call stood, and Pantaleo went on to take Short down a second time and secure the 5-2 decision.

Nick Wanzek continued his best career start when he took the mat at 165-pounds. The top-10 matchup started with Massa applying most of the offensive pressure, which gave him a 6-2 lead after one period. Wanzek responded with a reversal to open the second period, and turned it into a four point near fall, giving him a 8-7 lead after Massa eventually got to his feet.

Wanzek wouldn’t relax with the lead, the senior took down Massa for the first time in the match and extended his lead to 10-7 in the second period. Massa escaped to begin the third period, and looked to tie the match up, but Wanzek used the aggressiveness from Massa to his advantage, earning another takedown and putting his lead to 12-8, and a stall call made it 13-8.

Wanzek was close to a two-point near fall as time expired, but after further review, it was determined there was not enough time remaining to give Wanzek another major decision, and he settled for a 14-8 decision.

“Big win for Wanzek today,” Eggum said. “I could just tell he was exciting and looking forward to it. He has been wrestling really well, but I also think he is in a really great spot mentally. He fights hard, and when you do that, good things will happen.”

“I’d say my game plan worked pretty well today,” Wanzek said after the dual. “I gave up some first period takedowns, but I knew if I could keep it close in the third period, he was going to break and I was going to start to get my stuff.”
Chris Pfarr and Dylan Anderson each dropped matches at 174 and 184, giving Michigan a 15-3 lead after five matches.

At 197, Brandon Krone took the mat, giving up nearly 15-pounds to Minnesota native, Jackson Striggow. Krone would hang with the heavier Striggow. Krone was taken down twice in the first period, but was able to get on top and forced a stall call on Striggow, making it 4-2 in the third. Krone rode out Striggow for the remaining two periods, but was unable to score on a turn, ultimately falling 4-3.

Rylee Streifel then faced No. 2 Adam Coon at heavyweight, and wrestled hard for seven minutes, but couldn’t secure a takedown, falling by decision, 7-2.

At 125-pounds, Ethan Lizak held a lead after a second stalling call in the second period on No. 13 Drew Mattin. Lizak wasn’t able to secure a turn on Mattin, and the two were at their feet in the third. Mattin was able to secure a takedown with just seconds left in the match, and forced sudden victory.

In sudden victory, the two went scoreless in the first period, and then a reversal put Mattin up 4-2. Lizak would get back on top in the final extra period, but couldn’t score and fell 4-2.

After a pin for Michigan at 133-pounds, No. 10 Tommy Thorn took the mat at 141-pounds for the Golden Gophers. The All-American started the match with high pace, scoring the first takedown within the first 15 seconds. Thorn obtained a 6-1 advantage after a near fall, and then went up 9-1 after an escape and takedown. Thorn went on to finish off the major decision, 12-4, wrapping up the dual on a positive note for the Gophers.

The Gophers will shift their focus to the road this next Friday with No. 1 Penn State on Jan. 26 at 7:00 p.m. Minnesota will return home on Jan. 28 to take on Northwestern at Maturi Pavilion to wrap up their home schedule and honor the seniors.

Whether it is dual results, open tournaments or anything Gopher Wrestling related, be sure to stick to GopherSports.com. You can also follow the Gophers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest updates and content.

Match-by-Match Results:

149: Malik Amine dec No. 16 Steve Bleise, 6-4 | Minn 0 - Mich 3
157: No. 5 Alec Pantaleo dec No. 19 Jake Short, 5-2 | Minn 0 - Mich 6
165: No. 10 Nick Wanzek dec No. 5 Logan Massa, 14-8 | Minn 3 - Mich 6
174: No. 6 Myles Amine maj dec Chris Pfarr 12-3 | Minn 3 - Mich 10
184: No. 5 Domenic Abounader tech fall Dylan Anderson, 16-1 | Minn 3 - Mich 15
197: Jackson Striggow dec Brandon Krone, 4-3 | Minn 3 - Mich 18
HWT: No. 2 Adam Coon dec Rylee Streifel, 7-2 | Minn 3 - Mich 21
125: No. 13 Drew Mattin dec (TB-2) No. 4 Ethan Lizak, 4-2 | Minn 3 - Mich 24
133: No. 5 Stevan Micic fall (0:00) No. 12 Mitch McKee | Minn 3 - Mich 30
141: No. 10 Tommy Thorn maj dec Sal Profaci, 12-4 | Minn 7 - Mich 30
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: James Hajek <jhajek@huskers.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 2:09 PM
Subject: NEB WRES: Huskers Use Late Rally to Take Down Rutgers
To: "NE_STATE_MEDIA@listserv.unl.edu" <NE_STATE_MEDIA@listserv.unl.edu>




Link to Recap: http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=211693649


Huskers Use Late Rally to Take Down Rutgers

Lincoln - Nebraska won each of the last four bouts by decision Sunday to complete a weekend sweep, as the 18th-ranked Huskers rallied to knock off No. 16 Rutgers by a score of 19-13 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center, extending the NU win streak to four duals in a row.

The Huskers trailed in the dual 13-7 with just four bouts to go, but consecutive decisions by Jason Renteria (133), Chad Red Jr. (141), Colton McCrystal (149) and Tyler Berger (157) sealed the win for Nebraska. The Huskers improve to 6-3 on the season and 4-1 in Big Ten action, as NU followed up a road win Friday night at Northwestern. Rutgers falls to 5-4 on the year and 1-3 in Big Ten competition.

Patrick Grayson was NU's lone bonus-point winner of the day, as he won his first-career dual match with a 10-2 major decision over Razohnn Gross at heavyweight.

Rutgers won the first three matches of the day, as the first of Sunday's four matchups between ranked opponents went the way of the Scarlet Knights. U23 World Champion Richie Lewis outlasted NU's Isaiah White by a score of 2-1 in the first tiebreaker period at 165 pounds. The 12th-ranked Lewis escaped from White's control early in the 30-second session, but White, the 11th-ranked wrestler according to InterMat, could not escape as Lewis rode him out to a victory. The loss was White's first in a dual this season, as he falls to 16-3 and 7-1 in duals.

After Beau Breske dropped a 4-2 decision to Joe Grello at 174, Rutgers again emerged victorious in a matchup of ranked opponents, as No. 14 Nicholas Gravina defeated No. 7 Taylor Venz by a score of 9-3 at 184 pounds.

NU put a stop to the Rutgers momentum at the two upper weights, as Eric Schultz won a 3-2 decision over Kevin Mulligan, and Grayson earned his major decision. Grayson, a sophomore from Stafford, Va., nearly pinned Gross in the second period, as he won for the first time after earning his first varsity start on Friday night.

Rutgers took a 13-7 lead after second-ranked Nick Suriano won a 14-4 major decision over Mitchell Maginnis at 125 pounds, but that was Rutgers' only bonus-point win of the day, as well as its final win in the dual.

Renteria, a true freshman from Chicago, Ill., sparked NU's race to the finish as he racked up five takedowns on the way to a 14-11 decision over No. 17 Scott DelVecchio. Renteria improves to 3-0 on the season (all dual matches), and takes his second win over a ranked opponent after knocking off No. 19 Colin Valdiviez of Northwestern by a major decision on Friday night.

No. 12 Red won a 3-1 decision over Michael Van Brill to give him a pair of wins this weekend and run his record to 14-6 on the year. 10th-ranked McCrystal gave NU a three-point cushion at 16-13 with his 7-2 decision over No. 13 Eleazar DeLuca.

With match points tied at 47-47 heading into the 157-pound bout, Nebraska needed an outright win of any kind from Berger to seal the match, and the All-American delivered a 6-4 decision in the first sudden-victory session over No. 18 John Van Brill to clinch the win for NU. Berger controlled most of the match, but Van Brill rode out the third period and earned penalty and riding time points to send the match to overtime. In the extra session, Berger took down the Rutgers grappler just past the halfway point of the period to score the win.

Nebraska will return home to host Indiana next Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Devaney Center. The dual will mark Senior Day for Nebraska’s four seniors. Tickets are available now at Huskers.com/Tickets or by calling 1-800-8-BIG-RED.

#18 Nebraska 19, #16 Rutgers 13
Jan. 21, 2018
Lincoln, Neb. (Bob Devaney Sports Center – Attendance 933)

Match Results 165: #12 Richie Lewis (RU) tb-1 #11 Isaiah White (NEB), 2-1 (RU 3, NEB 0)
174: Joe Grello (RU) dec. Beau Breske (NEB), 4-2 (RU 6, NEB 0)
184: #14 Nicholas Gravina (RU) dec. #7 Taylor Venz (NEB), 9-3 (RU 9, NEB 0)
197: Eric Schultz (NEB) dec. Kevin Mulligan (RU), 3-2 (RU 9, NEB 3)
HWT: Patrick Grayson (NEB) major dec. Razohnn Gross (RU), 10-2 (RU 9, NEB 7)
125: #2 Nick Suriano (RU) major dec. Mitchell Maginnis (NEB), 14-4 (RU 13, NEB 7)
133: Jason Renteria (NEB) dec. #17 Scott DelVecchio (RU), 14-11 (RU 13, NEB 10)
141: #12 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) dec. Michael Van Brill (RU), 3-1 (NEB 13, RU 13)
149: #10 Colton McCrystal (NEB) dec. #13 Eleazar DeLuca (RU), 7-2 (NEB 16, RU 13)
157: #8 Tyler Berger (NEB) sv-1 #18 John Van Brill (RU), 6-4 (NEB 19, RU 13)

James Hajek | Nebraska Athletic Communications

University of Nebraska Athletics

1 Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, NE 68588-0123

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Huskers.com facebook.com/Huskers @Huskers

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Meredith Rieder <meredith.rieder@duke.edu>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 1:57 PM
Subject: Duke WRES: Duke Wins Thriller over Navy on Criteria
To:




Duke Wins Thriller over Navy on Criteria

http://goduke.us/2F0SoWY


January 21, 2018


DURHAM, N.C.—Duke redshirt senior Jacob Kasper put his Navy opponent on his back with 30 seconds left in the final period of the final match of the day to lead the Duke wrestling team to a heart-stopping victory over Navy in Cameron Indoor Stadium Sunday afternoon. The Blue Devils and Midshipmen finished tied 22-22, but Duke’s two falls were the difference in the criteria tiebreak.


In nearly identical fashion to the 2017 match in Annapolis, the dual came down to Kasper at heavyweight and Duke emerged victorious this time on its home mat. Both Kasper and senior Thayer Atkins earned falls and Navy managed just one, giving the Blue Devils the win on criteria B. It was the first win for Duke over Navy since 1928.


“We knew it was going to be a tight match and they got us last year,” said head coach Glen Lanham. “Our guys wrestled tough, tough enough to win that one. In some spots we have to make some improvements, but overall I’m satisfied because to lose how we did to them last year and to come back and win in the same fashion is big for the program.”


Kasper walked out onto the mat determined to get the fall. The nation’s fifth-ranked heavyweight scored early and started working immediately to turn Austin Faunce on his back. The Navy senior battled tough, knowing he couldn’t give up the pin, as the pair headed into the final two minutes of wrestling.


Starting in the neutral position, Kasper quickly scored the takedown and nearfall points and with time ticking away and the Blue Devils fans on the edge of their seats, Kasper exerted his will on Faunce and got the fall and the Duke team victory.


“I don’t know if [Kasper] saw the worry on my face, but he told me ‘relax Coach, I’m going to get the fall’,” Lanham said. “I believe it, but seeing it is believing it. Everybody is going to give him their best match and he wrestled within his ability and got the fall for us. He’s a true leader for us.”


The Blue Devils and Midshipmen both posted five wins apiece in the dual as Duke grabbed wins at 125, 133, 157, 174 and 285. The team score see-sawed with the Blue Devils getting out of the gates quick 9-0 and Navy responding with three straight wins for a 10-9 advantage.


Mitch Finesilver, ranked 11th nationally, put Duke up 13-10 at the intermission with a crucial major decision over Zack Davis. It was his eighth major decision of the year and win No. 19 for the redshirt junior.


Coming out of the break, Navy won three of the next four bouts for its largest lead of the afternoon 22-16 to set up the thrilling finish by Kasper.


Atkins started the dual strong for the Blue Devils, pinning Aslan Kilic in the third period to give Duke the 6-0 lead. Trailing 2-0 to start the third, Navy’s Kilic escaped to cut the lead in half, but Atkins went right after the Midshipman rookie and put him on his back for the fall. It was his first pin of the year and pushed his overall record to 9-10 on the year.


Rookie Josh Finesilver tacked on three more points for the Blue Devils with a gutsy performance at 133 pounds. Josh and Cody Trybus were knotted 2-2 after five minutes of wrestling, but it was Josh’s two minutes of riding time that proved to be the difference in the end. Trybus was aggressive in the third, scoring a takedown, but Josh was able to hold him off in the final 30 seconds for his 17th win of the year.


The Midshipmen registered consecutive technical falls at 141 and 149 to grab their first lead of the afternoon, 10-9, before Mitch swung momentum back in Duke’s favor with a major decision at 157.


The Blue Devils and Midshipmen traded decisions at 165 and 174 with Matt Finesilver picking up the win for Duke in a hard-fought 3-2 decision at 174. Zach Finesilver lost in similar fashion, 3-2.


Matt used strong hand fighting and defense in the final minute to garner his 17th win of the year and second of the weekend. His takedown late in the second period proved to be the different after AJ Alford was unable to score in the third stanza.


The Blue Devils hit the road next to take on No. 10 Virginia Tech. The match is Jan. 27 with a 1 p.m., start in Blacksburg.


Duke 22, Navy 22 – Duke wins on Criteria B*

125 – Thayer Atkins (Duke) fall Aslan Kilic (Navy), 5:37 [Duke 6, Navy 0]

133 – Josh Finesilver (Duke) decision Cody Trybus (Navy), 5-4 [Duke 9, Navy 0]

141 – No. 19 Nicholas Gil (Navy) tech fall Jeremiah Reitz (Duke), 20-5 [Duke 9, Navy 5]

149 – Corey Wilding (Navy) tech fall Brandon Leynaud (Duke), 15-0 [Duke 9, Navy 10]

157 – No. 11 Mitch Finesilver (Duke) major dec. Zack Davis (Navy), 17-6 [Duke 13, Navy 10]

165 – No. 20 Drew Daniels (Navy) decision Zach Finesilver (Duke), 3-2 [Duke 13, Navy 13]

174 – Matt Finesilver (Duke) decision AJ Alford (Navy), 3-2 [Duke 16, Navy 13]

184 – No. 17 Michael Coleman (Navy) fall Kaden Russell (Duke), 1:56 [Navy 19, Duke 16]

197 – Steban Cervantes [Navy] decision Alec Schenk (Duke), 9-7 [Navy 22, Duke 16]

285 – No. 5 Jacob Kasper (Duke) fall Jacob Kasper (Navy), 5:30 [Duke 22, Navy 22]


Duke wins on criteria B – Duke falls 2, Navy falls 1


#GoDuke

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: VMI Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 9:12 PM
Subject: Article: Wrestling Drops Two Matches at Bloomsburg Duals
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


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Wrestling Drops Two Matches at Bloomsburg Duals
Courtesy VMIKeydets.com
Sun, January 21, 2018

Courtesy SportsPhotoGuy.com for VMI

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – Looking for momentum heading into next weekend’s All-Academy Championships, the VMI wrestling team fell to Sacred Heart, 27-13, in a neutral matchup before falling to host Bloomsburg by a 39-12 score Sunday in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.

Facing Sacred Heart in an early 10 a.m. matchup, the Keydets kept pace with the Pioneers for most of the dual, jumping ahead in the first bout (141 lbs.) and later regaining the lead, 13-12, when Max Gallahan earned a 6-3 decision over SHU’s Mark Boyle at 197 pounds with just three bouts left. Sacred Heart claimed two of the final three bouts by fall and another by decision to tack on 15 points and make the score appear more lopsided than the actual flow of the match.

Senior Michael Hulcher opened the match with a dominating 18-5 major decision over SHU’s Shaun Williams for the quick 4-0 team lead. After dropping the next two bouts, junior Blake Hohman picked up a 6-2 decision over Chris Zaccaria to trim the team deficit to 9-7 for the Pioneers. Sophomore Chris Beck logged a hard fought 5-3 decision over Sacred Heart’s Joe Toci at 184 pounds to give VMI momentum heading into Gallahan’s match.

Bloomsburg 39, VMI 12

With the dual again starting at the 141-pound weight class, the Keydets struggled from the start in their noon matchup against the host Huskies as Bloomsburg took the first three bouts for a quick 15-0 advantage. VMI took a forfeit at 149 pounds and VMI’s Steven Midkiff was pinned at 157 pounds by Husky Kevin Laubach for 12 of the 15 Bloomsburg points.

Hohman provided a boost for the Keydets with his second victory of the day by pinning Bloomsburg’s Nate Newberry in 4:11 to cut the VMI deficit to 15-6. The momentum was short-lived, however, as the Huskies were victors in the following four bouts as the Husky lead skyrocketed to 33-6 with only two bouts remaining.

The final six VMI points came by way of a Bloomsburg forfeit at 125 pounds. VMI’s Jacob Mills was then pinned in the final Keydet bout of the day as the Huskies took the 39-12 victory.

VMI returns to league action Thursday night on the road at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, which also serves as the host of this year’s All-Academy Championships slated for all day Saturday.

Sacred Heart 27, VMI 13

141 – Michael Hulcher (VMI) maj. dec. Shaun Williams (SHU), 18-5 ... 4-0

149 – Alex Harnsberger (SHU) TB-1 Dom Gallo (VMI), 3-1 ... 4-3

157 – Paul Klee (SHU) pinned Robert DuPont (VMI), 2:11 ... 4-9

165 – Blake Hohman (VMI) dec. Chris Zaccaria (SHU), 6-2 ... 7-9

174 – Thomas Grosso (SHU) dec. Gage Levine (VMI), 3-0 ... 7-12

184 – Chris Beck (VMI) dec. Joe Toci (SHU), 5-3 ... 10-12

197 – Max Gallahan (VMI) dec. Mark Boyle (SHU), 6-3 ... 13-12

285 – John Hartnett (SHU) pinned Jake Tomlinson (VMI), 0:37 ... 13-18

125 – Ryan Burns (SHU) dec. Cliff Conway (VMI), 8-4 ... 13-21

133 – Timmy Johnson (SHU) pinned Jacob Mills (VMI), 1:27 ... 13-27



Bloomsburg 39, VMI 12

141: Shawn Orem (BU) dec. Michael Hulcher (VMI), 10-8 ... 0-3

149: Evan Campbell (BU) over Unknown (For.) ... 0-9

157: Kevin Laubach (BU) pinned Steven Midkiff (VMI), 3:51 ... 0-15

165: Blake Hohman (VMI) pinned Nate Newberry (BU), 4:11 ... 6-15

174: Kyle Murphy (BU) maj. dec. Gage Levine (VMI), 12-2 ... 6-19

184: Trevor Allard (BU) dec. Chris Beck (VMI), 6-1 ... 6-22

197: Logan Womelsdorf (BU) pinned Max Gallahan (VMI), 4:14 ... 6-28

285: Saul Wilkins (BU) tech fall Jake Tomlinson (VMI), 17-0 (4:11) ... 6-33

125: Clifton Conway (VMI) over Unknown (BU) (For.) ... 12-33

133: Andy Schutz (BU) pinned Jacob Mills (VMI), 0:33 ... 12-39




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Delaware Wrestling News for Week of 1-22-18 to 1-26-18



Woodbridge 54 Seaford 24
My`Tez Hunt (Woodbridge H S) over Unknown (For.)

Gavin Manning (Woodbridge H S) over Elton Joseph (Seaford H S) (Fall 0:47)

John French (Seaford H S) (Fall 0:28)

Thane Grimes (Seaford H S) over Jacob Webb (Woodbridge H S) (Fall 1:21)

Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Chase Flood (Fall 3:29)
Royuan Jones (Dec 9-2)
Christopher Handlin (Cape) over Tarryl Sturgis (Fall 4:28)
Cameron Smith (Fall 1:36)
Andrew Hawkins (Dec 4-3)
ARCHMERE 37 DMA 36

195 Riley DMA win by fall Soscia A 1:32
220 Devine A win by fall Staman DMA 3:47
285 Balback DMA win by fall Quercetti A 3:45
106 Reges A win by FF
113 Makoujy A win by fall Byron DMA 1:09
120 Smith DMA win by fall L Clements a 1:07
126 Clements A win by fall Paoli DMA 3:38
132 Martinez DMA win by fall Ciampoli A 1:47
138 Huffman A win by dec Bilecki DMA 4-3
145 Hudson DMA win by fall Alexander A 3:04
152 McDougal A win by dec Pedicone DMA 7-0
160 Morgan DMA win by FF
170 Collins A win by dec Nickolson DMA 8-7
182 Brooks A win by Major dec Wolhar DMA 12-0
Tower Hill 36 Conrad 27

106- Sadler C vs FFT
113- Narvel TH vs FFT
120- DBL FFT
126- Richmond TH dec Gadson, 10-6
132- Jacobs TH fall Caltuno, 3:27
138- Gunter C fall Margolin, 1:28
145- Sullivan C fall Myrick, 4:52
152- Hughes TH fall Gaughan, 5:11
160- Savdinis C fall Wang, 4:52
170- Charlton C dec Ratliff, 3-2
182- Brown TH dec Whitmarsh, 11-4
195- Borda TH fall Carr, 1:44
220- DBL FFT
285- Frietze TH fall Stewart :12
Salesianum 59
DMA 15
106 Cameron Evans (S) over Unknown (For.)
113 Jack Engelmann (S) over Jacob Byron (DMA) (Fall 1:35)
120 Zach Spence (S) over Hunter Smith (DMA) (Fall 3:19)
126 Will Santacecelia (S) over Michael Wilson (DMA) (Dec 8-4)
132 Zachary Matrinez (DMA) over Malcolm Zerbe (S) (Dec 8-2)
138 Harry Latch (S) over Nicholas Bilecki (DMA) (Fall 1:01)
145 William Brock (S) over Andrew Hudson (DMA) (TF 22-4 5:51)
152 Luke Harasika (S) over Daniel Pedicone (DMA) (Fall 1:36)
160 Justin Morgan (DMA) over Timothy Froelich (S) (Fall 3:06)
170 Logan Montgomery (S) over Cody Nicholson (DMA) (Fall 1:57)
182 Stephon Hutt (S) over Mitchell Riley (DMA) (Dec 6-0)
195 Michael Loessner (S) over Kelvin Wolhar (DMA) (Fall 5:36)
220 Danny Stradley (S) over Caleb Buckholdt (DMA) (Fall 0:39)
285 Hunter Balback (DMA) over Vinny Marcozzi (S) (Fall 3:02)

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Kuhlman, Kyle J.<kuhlman.137@osu.edu>
Date: Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 3:48 PM
Subject: WR: B1G Bouts On the Weekend Bill
To:





Jan. 25, 2018


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Wrestling contact:

Kyle Kuhlman / kuhlman.137@osu.edu / 614-292-0088


WR: B1G Bouts On the Weekend Bill

Ohio State faces Michigan State and Purdue over the weekend


RELATED INFO

·Follow the Buckeyes on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram


COLUMBUS, Ohio - The No. 2 Ohio State University wrestling team puts its unblemished season mark of 10-0, 5-0 on the line twice this weekend. First, heading to East Lansing for a clash with the Spartans of Michigan State Friday (Jan. 26) at 7 p.m ET before a 1 p.m. Sunday showdown against No. 24 Purdue hosted at Graham High School in St. Paris, Ohio.

EVENT COVERAGE
Friday vs. Michigan State
TV: Big Ten Network
Online stream: BTN2Go


Sunday vs. Purdue
Online stream: Facebook Live
Live Scoring

Twitter updates: @wrestlingbucks

Complete Match Notes


WHERE’S SNYDER MAN?
This week, Kyle Snyder’s travels have brought him to Krasnoyarsk, Russia to compete in the Golden Grand Priz Ivan Yarygin 2018, a.k.a. - “The Toughest Tournamenton the Planet.”


After representing the United States in Yarygin 2018, Snyder will return to the Ohio State lineup on Feb. 3 vs. Penn State and is expected to remain there for the rest of his senior season.


IT’S BEEN AWHILE
It has have been over 34 months since Kyle Snyder last suffered a collegiate loss (March 21, 2015).


LOADED LINEUP
Ohio State’s expeccted ‘starting 10’ for the postseason owns a combined season record of 139-14 (.908).


DUAL DOMINATION
Ohio State has outscored its dual competition by a combined tally of 336-69 in 10 duals, an average ledger of 33.6-6.9.


UNBEATEN BUCKEYES
Luke Pletcher (20-0)
Myles Martin (20-0)
Kollin Moore (16-0)
Kyle Snyder (6-0)
Cody Burcher (5-0)


BLISTERING BONUS POINT PACE
In 18 of 20 wins this season, Myles Martin has posted bonus points with eight tech falls, six major decisions and four pins. For his career, he is garnering bonus tallies at over a 70% clip by racking up 23 tech falls, 22 major decisions and 15 pins during his 85 collegiate wins to date.


POUND-FOR-POUND
FloWrestling maintains a `pound-for-pound’ Top-20 and Ohio State represents 25-percent of the group. The Buckeyes included are No. 1 Kyle Snyder, No. 11 Myles Martin, No. 12 Nathan Tomasello, No. 14 Bo Jordan and No. 19 Kollin Moore.





KYLEKUHLMAN

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

Wrestling, Men’s Volleyball & Pistol primary contact | Football & Basketball Statistics

Fawcett Center, 6th Floor | 2400 Olentangy River Road | Columbus, OH 43210

O – (614) 292-0088 | C – (419) 308-8292 | E – kuhlman.137@osu.edu


THE PEOPLE. THE TRADITION. THE EXCELLENCE.

 

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m: Brewer, Christopher J <christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sat, Jan 27, 2018 at 6:01 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling -- Michigan Rallies Past Iowa for 19-17 Win
To:


University of Iowa Wrestling

Athletics Communications Contact: Chris Brewer


Michigan Rallies Past Iowa for 19-17 Win


IOWA CITY, Iowa – The University of Iowa wrestling team fell to No. 7 Michigan, 19-17, on Saturday night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.


The fourth-ranked Hawkeyes won four of the dual’s first six matches, but the Wolverines won the final four to erase a 17-7 deficit and snap Iowa’s streak of nine straight wins in the series.


The Hawkeyes got wins from Spencer Lee, Vince Turk, Brandon Sorensen, and Alex Marinelli.


Lee opened the dual with a 15-0 technical fall at 125, and Sorensen recorded his fifth pin of the season at 149. He led 8-3 before securing the fall with six seconds left in the second period.


Lee won for the third straight time against a top 10 opponent. He turned a first-period takedown into three tilts and 12 nearfall points, and ended No. 9 Drew Mattin’s night with an escape to open the second.


Turk and Marinelli both won by decision. Turk worked overtime to earn his first Big Ten dual win, 13-11, at 141. Turk and Sal Profaci shared seven takedowns through the first seven minutes, but Turk got the eighth and decisive takedown 33 seconds into the first sudden-victory period.


Marinelli picked up his third win over a top 10 opponent. He scored a takedown nine seconds into the match and used a third-period escape to top No. 8 Logan Massa, 3-2, at 165.


Marinelli’s win gave Iowa a 17-7 lead in the team score, but Michigan won the final four matches by a combined seven points to end the dual on a 12-0 run.


QUOTING TOM BRANDS

“This is on us as coaches. I put it here first, I always have, I always will. The other part of it is, they have to figure it out. It’s not the end of the world, but it might be getting close. We are in the third week of January, so we are getting to where we have to figure it out.”


UP NEXT

Iowa returns to the mat Friday, Feb. 2, hosting No. 14 Minnesota at 8 p.m. (CT) at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Tickets are available at hawkeyesports.com/tickets.


NOTABLES

·Attendance was 10,418

·Spencer Lee’s last three matches have been wins over top 10 opponents.

·Vince Turk’s overtime win was the first overtime match of his career, and his first Big Ten dual win.

·Brandon Sorensen recorded his fifth pin of the season.

·Jeren Glosser (157) made his Carver-Hawkeye Arena debut.

·Alex Marinelli improved to 10-0 with five wins over ranked opponents.


#4 IOWA 17, #7 MICHIGAN 19

125 -- #3 Spencer Lee (IA) tech. fall #9 Drew Mattin (M), 15-0; 5-0

133 -- #5 Stevan Micic (M) major dec. Paul Glynn (IA), 1-5; 5-4

141 -- Vince Turk (IA) dec. Sal Profaci (M), 13-11; 8-4

149 -- #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) pinned Ben Lamantia (M), 4:54; 14-4

157 -- #7 Alec Pantaleo (M) dec. Jeren Glosser (IA), 5-2; 14-7

165-- #9 Alex Marinelli (IA) dec. #8 Logan Massa (M), 3-2; 17-7

174 -- #7 Myles Amine (M) dec. Kaleb Young (IA), 3-1; 17-10

184 -- #5 Domenic Abounader (M) dec. #20 Mitch Bowman (IA), 4-1; 17-13

197 -- #14 Kevin Beazley (M) dec. Cash Wilcke (IA), 6-5; 17-16

285 -- #2 Adam Coon (M) dec. #3 Sam Stoll (IA), 3-2; 17-19

Carver-Hawkeye Arena

Records: #4 Iowa (9-2, 4-2) | #7 Michigan (8-2, 5-1)

Attendance: 10,418

 

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Delaware High School Wrestling News

1-27-18

Mt. Pleasant 60 Newark 17

Ryan McKelvey (Newark H S) over Nick Harkins (Mt Pleasant H S) (TF 17-1 1:32)

Joseph Taylor (Newark H S) over Lukas Haracz (Mt Pleasant H S) (Fall 0:54)

Daniel Manglass (Newark H S) (Fall 1:26)

Zaid Roberson (Newark H S) (Fall 2:42)

Elijah Lawson (Newark H S) (Fall 1:40)

Garrett Cuffy (Newark H S) (Fall 0:36)

Alphonso Riddick (Newark H S) over Unknown (For.)

Sakai Lee (Newark H S) (Fall 0:00)

285 Chauncy Cherico (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)

Wilmington Friends 77 George School 0

106: Double FF
113: Munch, WF TF Quill 15-0
120: Longwill, WF WBFF
126: Morton, WF WBF over Rachakarakis 1:50
132: Tyler, WF WBFF
138: Cauchy, WF WBF over Vinhais 5:00
145: Coons, WF WBF over Robinson 1:30
152: Chenault, WF WBF over Guo 1:45
160: Musi, WF WBF over Bao 1:30
170: Jaworski, WF WBFF
182: Blackwell, WF WBF ove Vakili 1:00
195: Satterfield, WF WBFF
220: Katz, WF WBF over Ngyen 1:00
285: Ramsey, WF WBF over Arreguin 1:00

Cape Henlopen HS 36
Indian River HS 34
Scoring Summary:
106: Shaubach (IR) p. Harrington 2:37
113: Rayne (IR) p. Sykes 2:58
120: Knight (IR) p. Bailey 2:19
126: Caruso (C) p. Lopez 1:29
132: Ely (IR) d. Rishko 3-2
138: Currie (C) p. Sewitsky 5:32
145: J.Handlin (C) p. King 3:16
152: Turner (IR) md. Kessler 11-3
160: Jones (C) p. Keller 4:16
170: C.Handlin (C) p. Winstead 1:44
182: Seaz (C) d. Donaway 11-5
195: Schultz (IR) p. Smith 1:40
220: Ott (C) d. Wingate SV-1 4-2
285: Turner (IR) d. Robertson SV-1 3-1

William Penn 79 Newark 0
106 Christian Mathena WP won by forfeit
113 Brandon Pike WP maj dec Ryan McKelvey 12-2
120 Erick Juarez-Robertson WP won by forfeit
126 Cecil Owusu WP won by forfeit
132 Jarrod Brindza WP pinned Joe Taylor in 5:24
138 Devaughn Corbelt WP won by forfeit
145 Jon'nir Watson WP pinned Dan Manglass in 3:11
152 Mustafa Yilmaz pinned Zaid Roberson in 5:18
160 Cardire Cook WP pinned Elijah Lawson in 4:46
170 Tom Lane WP pinned Michael Manglass in :54
182 Darren Ryals WP dec Alphonso Riddick 5-3
195 Steven Ramirez WP won by forfeit
220 Nasir Dreuitt WP pinned Saki Lee in :13
285 Joe Behornar WP won by forfeit

Friends 40 Mt. Pleasant 35
106 Palmer, MTP WBFF
113 Munch, WF WBF over Harkins 2:30
120 Morton, WF decisioned Thompson 3-1
126 Knudson, WF WBFF
132 Winton, MTP WB Med. FF
138 Mayo, MTP WBF over Grimes :37
145 Collins, MTP WBF over Coons 2:30
152 Chenault WF Major Dec. Farabaugh 9-1
160 Wallen, MTP Tech fall Musi 18-3
170 Jaworski, WF Dec Grant 14-7
182 Satterfield WF WBFF
195 Blackwell WF WBF over Harkins 2:22
220 Cherico MTP WBF over Katz 5:55
285 Ramsey WF WBFF

 

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1-31-18


106 Chris Johnson (Delcastle H S) over Christian Mathena (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:44)

113 Brandon Pike (William Penn H.S.) over Brandon Muniz (Delcastle H S) (Fall 3:36)

120 Matthew James (Delcastle H S) over Erik Juarez-Robertson (William Penn H.S.) (MD 17-4)

126 Cecil Owusu (William Penn H.S.) over Isaiah Marshall (Delcastle H S) (Dec 11-8)
Delcastle 31 William Penn 30

132 Jarrod Brindza (William Penn H.S.) over Jeffrey Hewes (Delcastle H S) (Dec 14-10)

138 Liam O`Connor (Delcastle H S) over Joshua Hensley (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:38)

145 Douglas Markland (Delcastle H S) over Devaughn Corbelt (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 14-8)

152 Jonnir Watson (William Penn H.S.) over Zachary Bib (Delcastle H S) (Dec 11-6)

160 Charles Blosser (Delcastle H S) over Cardire Cook (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 6-2)

170 Tom Lane (William Penn H.S.) over Jose Escobar (Delcastle H S) (Dec 10-9)

182 Darren Ryals (William Penn H.S.) over Raymond Denneny (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:53)

195 Charles Warner (Delcastle H S) over Steven Ramirez (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 3:20)

220 Troy Gale (William Penn H.S.) over DaShawn Smith (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:54)

285 Madison Harris (Delcastle H S) over Joe Behornar (William Penn H.S.) (TB-1 4-1)

Concord 39 Middletown 24
182: Dominic Barbuto (CD) over George Thomas (MD) (Dec 10-4)
195: David Roebuck (CD) over Jacob Smith (MD) (Fall 0:41)
220: Alex Salmorbekov (CD) over Jarrett Stanton (MD) (Fall 1:52)
285: Reece Koehler (CD) over (MD) (For.)
106: Kyle Simpson (CD) over Jason Cruz (MD) (Fall 1:28)
113: Colin Ensslin (CD) over (MD) (For.)
120: Scott Weinkowitz (CD) over Nicholas Bailey (MD) (Dec 10-5)
126: William Carl (MD) over Ulfatullah Maqsudi (CD) (Fall 1:59)
132: Joseph Ackroyd (CD) over Trey Techentine (MD) (Dec 10-3)
138: Dominic Fischer (MD) over (CD) (For.)
145: Double Forfeit 152: Tyler Simpson (CD) over Gabriel Larson (MD) (Dec 9-6)
160: Louis Savino (MD) over Anthony Rapposelli (CD) (Fall 1:00)
170: Brian Schneider (MD) over (CD) (For.)


Caesar Rodney 39 Dover 26
Scoring Summary:
170 Samuel Ervin (Caesar Rodney H S) over Maniyah Crane (Dover) (Dec 8-2)

182 Paul Hicks (Caesar Rodney H S) over Sam Arkwuoille Jr. (Dover) (Dec 14-13)

195 Azim Opare (Dover) over Gavin Boyer (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 4:47)

220 Hugo Harp (Dover) over Noah Salemi (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 2:38)

285 Brenden Holder (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jaden Adkins (Dover) (Fall 5:49)

106 Andrew Enright (Caesar Rodney H S) over Unknown (For.)

113 Patrick Wisniewski (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jonah Olfus (Dover) (MD 14-2)

120 Amir Pierce (Dover) over Kevin Bowne (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 12-4)

126 Tykwan Joyner (Dover) over Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 3-1)

132 Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Richard Fonticiella (Dover) (TF 16-0 2:55)

138 Benedict Anderson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Raeshawn Alexander (Dover) (DQ)

145 Jackson Dean (Caesar Rodney H S) over Joshua Heredia (Dover) (Fall 0:48)

152 Tyshaun Cole (Dover) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 10-0)

160 Divine Watkins (Dover) over Samuel Tolson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 0:55)


Dover-3 Flagrant Misconduct


Scoring Summary:
SC Over Smyrna
Anthony Wuest (Smyrna H S) over Hiram Lasher (Sussex Central H S) (Fall 0:38)
Jaxson Al-Chokhachy (Smyrna H S) over Cole Jester (Sussex Central H S) (TF 16-0 4:20)
Easley Pierson (Smyrna H S) (Dec 7-3)
Junior Perez (Sussex Central H S) over Drew Mayhall (Smyrna H S) (Dec 4-1)
Rashad Stratton (Sussex Central H S) over Nicholas Natarcola (Smyrna H S) (Dec 8-4)
Gavin Sembly (Smyrna H S) (Dec 6-1)
Gregory Baum (Smyrna H S) over Jaden Savage (Sussex Central H S) (MD 15-7)
Jack Davis (Smyrna H S) over Devin Pearsal (Sussex Central H S) (Dec 4-2)
Josh Dailey (Smyrna H S) over Tyler Bunting (Sussex Central H S) (Dec 5-3)
Michael Wright (Sussex Central H S) over Dakota Kerr (Smyrna H S) (Dec 2-1)
Dual Meet Score SC:25.0
Smyrna: 24.0

 

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From: Utah Valley Athletics <noreply@mail.collegiateathleticnews.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 9:25 PM
Subject: UVU WRE: Utah Valley takes down Oklahoma, 19-18, by criteria
To: David Willauer <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

Utah Valley takes down Oklahoma, 19-18, by criteria
2/2/2018 | Wrestling
OREM, Utah - The Utah Valley University wrestling team won six of the 10 bouts en route to defeating Big 12 power Oklahoma for the first time in program history by criteria, 19-18, on Friday evening at Lockhart Arena.

With OU (7-8, 3-4 Big 12) holding to an 18-15 lead entering the final match, UVU 141-pound redshirt freshman Matt Findlay pulled out a 12-10 overtime victory over No. 26 Mike Longo to deadlock the team score at 18-18. The dual then headed to criteria, and Utah Valley (8-3, 4-1 Big 12) held the tiebreaker thanks to winning six individual matches on the night.

"I'm really pleased with how the guys wrestled. I told the team that if they went out and fought, we would win this match because we know that we are good enough," head UVU coach Greg Williams said. "Despite having Taylor LaMont out of the lineup tonight, I'm not surprised with how we wrestled. It was just a wonderful outcome and I'm thrilled for our team, our coaching staff and our fans."

Trailing 9-0 after two matches, 16th-ranked sophomore Demetrius Romero got the Wolverines going with a hard fought 3-2 come-from-behind decision over #24 Dewaylon Barnes to jumpstart a five-match winning streak for Utah Valley. Sophomore Kimball Bastian then immediately followed with a 2-1 upset victory over 10th-ranked Yoanse Mejias, 184-pound redshirt freshman Gary Jantzer picked up a 9-6 win of his own over OU's Matthew Waddell, sophomore 197-pounder Tanner Orndorff continued UVU's winning ways with a 6-2 decision over #32 Andrew Dixon, and 26th-ranked senior heavyweight Dustin Dennison capped the spurt with a 2-1 decision over Connor Webb to give Utah Valley a 15-9 lead on the team score.

With Romero trailing 1-0 entering the final stanza, the Wolverine 165-pounder got things going with an escape and followed things up with the decisive takedown to hold on to the 3-2 win over the fellow ranked foe and improve to 23-4 overall and a perfect 11-0 in duals on the year. Bastian (12-7, 5-2 overall) then followed with the upset of the night by recording the 2-1 victory over the 10th-ranked Sooner and 2017 NCAA qualifier Mejias. After being granted a penalty point in the first and an escape in the second, Bastian held a 2-1 lead over Mejias with time winding down in the final period. Mejias then looked to have scored the go-ahead takedown with mere seconds remaining, but after review, the official erased the takedown off the board and Bastian held on for the big upset.

Jantzer (18-10, 7-3 duals) then continued the Wolverine spurt with a 9-6 win of his own over Waddell. The UVU 184-pounder recorded three takedowns, two escapes and an additional riding time point en route to earning the 9-6 decision. Orndorff (17-10, 7-4 duals) then had a strong final two periods against Oklahoma's Dixon to score the 6-2 win over the OU senior. Trailing 2-1 in the second, the UVU 2017 NCAA qualifier Orndorff scored an escape to even the score and followed that up with a two-point nearfall, a stall point and a riding time point to beat Dixon, 6-2. The 26th-ranked and fellow 2017 NCAA qualifier Dennison (25-7, 7-2 duals) then capped UVU's spurt by holing on to a 2-1 win over Oklahoma's Webb. Dennison scored an escape and a stall point on his way to earing his career-best 25th victory of the season.

With sixth-ranked Wolverine Taylor LaMont out of the lineup on the night due to an injury, 16th-ranked Sooner Christian Moody (125 pounds) then put an end to UVU's streak with a second-period fall over junior Josh Jensen to tie the team score at 15-15. OU's Jake Rubio then followed with a tightly contested 2-0 victory over Durbin Lloren at 133 pounds to give the Sooners an 18-15 lead heading into the final match.

Facing a must-win challenge against No. 26 Longo, UVU's Findlay (8-5, 4-1 Big 12) didn't disappoint the home crowd by knocking off Longo in overtime to seal the win for the Wolverines. With Findlay and Longo seemingly matching one another move-for-move, the Wolverine redshirt freshman managed to score six points in the final two periods to tie the bout at 10-10 and send the contest into overtime. Findlay then didn't ease up, as he scored the match-sealing takedown in the first sudden-victory period to take the bout by a score of 12-10 over the three-time NCAA qualifier Longo.

As a whole, the Wolverines defeated a total of four ranked opponents in the contest. Oklahoma is also currently receiving votes for the USA Today/NWCA Top 25 Coaches Poll.

With the win, Utah Valley remains in third place in the Big 12 standings with a 4-1 league record. UVU only trails No. 5 Oklahoma State and No. 12 South Dakota State, who are both tied for first with identical unblemished 5-0 Big 12 records.

The contest marked UVU's first home dual against a core Big 12 Conference member since joining the league as an affiliate nearly three years ago, and its second win of the year over a core Big 12 foe after previously defeating West Virginia earlier in the season.

"I don't think you can ask for a anything better than to have your crowd come into a big match like we did tonight. It really came down to the wire and our guys could feel that energy," Williams added when asked about the home crowd of 1,488 fans. "It meant a lot and it was great."

The Wolverines will now hit the road for their final road trip of the regular season next week, as they'll head to the Front Range to face No. 22 Wyoming in Laramie on Feb. 9 and Air Force in Colorado Springs on Feb. 10. Both contests will begin at 7 p.m. MT and will be streamed live on FloWrestling.org. Following the trip, UVU will return home for its final dual of the season when it welcomes Northern Colorado to town on Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. for Senior Night.

FINAL RESULTS
Utah Valley 19, Oklahoma (RV) 18 {By Criteria}
149: #20 Davion Jeffries (OU) Fall Matthew Ontiveros (UVU), 1:40
157: #33 Justin Thomas (OU) Dec. Raider Lofthouse (UVU), 6-2
165: #16 Demetrius Romero (UVU) Dec. #24 Dewaylon Barnes (OU), 3-2
174: Kimball Bastian (UVU) Dec. #10 Yoanse Mejias (OU), 2-1
184: Gary Jantzer (UVU) Dec. Matthew Waddell (OU), 9-6
197: Tanner Orndorff (UVU) Dec. #32 Andrew Dixon (OU), 6-2
285: #26 Dustin Dennison (UVU) Dec. Connor Webb (OU), 2-1
125: #16 Christian Moody (OU) Fall Josh Jensen (UVU), 4:39
133: Jake Rubio (OU) Dec. Durbin Lloren (UVU), 2-0
141: Matt Findlay (UVU) Dec. #26 Mike Longo (OU), 12-10 (SV-1)

Official: JR Blose
Attendance: 1488

 

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Date: Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 8:35 PM
Subject: No. 19 Rutgers Wrestling Secures 22-13 Win at No. 17 Northwestern
To: Bradly Derechailo <bderechailo@scarletknights.com>

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No. 19 Rutgers Wrestling Secures 22-13 Win at No. 17 Northwestern

Scarlet Knights defeat six Wildcats for Friday night victory in Evanston, Illinois


EVANSTON, Ill. – No. 1 Nick Suriano (125) secured a win over a top-10 opponent, No. 17 John Van Brill (157) contributed to the pin pool and No. 11 Richie Lewis (165) won by major decision as No. 19 Rutgers (6-5, 2-4) delivered a 22-13 victory over No. 17 Northwestern (8-3, 3-3) Friday night at Patten Gymnasium in Evanston, Illinois.


The Scarlet Knights produced wins in six bouts during their dual with the Wildcats, as No. 20 Scott DelVecchio (133), Michael Van Brill (141) and No. 12 Nicholas Gravina (184) also contributed individual victories. The win marked the second in Big Ten Conference action during 2017-18 and was the third ranked dual victory for RU this season.


“Anytime you get a win in the Big Ten on the road against a nationally-ranked program, it’s big,” said head coach Scott Goodale. “I thought we wrestled hard again. We backed up our Penn State effort with another really good effort and we won a lot of close matches, which is important.”


Suriano faced No. 10 Sebastian Rivera.to start the dual, a rematch from when they both squared off at the Midlands Championships back in December. Suriano collected a takedown in the first period, escaped in the third and added the riding time point for the 4-1 decision over Rivera.


The win moved Suriano to 20-0 on the season, as the Bergen Catholic product now owns a perfect 11-0 mark in dual action with victories over five ranked opponents. Suriano defeated Rivera, 7-6, in the semifinal bout at Midlands in their first meeting.


Decisions from DelVecchio and Michael Van Brill followed, as Rutgers sprinted out to a 9-0 lead on the Wildcats.


DelVecchio trailed Colin Valdiviez, 4-3, after two periods, but landed a takedown with 1:40 left in the match to regain a 5-4 lead. Another takedown followed in the closing seconds of the match, as DelVecchio left Patten Gym with an 8-4 decision.


Michael Van Brill also muscled a win for the Scarlet Knights, courtesy of his 5-1 decision over Alec McKenna. Van Brill earned a takedown in the first period, rode McKenna out in period two and added an escape and takedown in the final two minutes for the result.


After a 9-3 loss from No. 12 Eleazar DeLuca (149) to No. 5 Ryan Deakin put Northwestern on the team scoreboard, John Van Brill followed with an exclamation mark. The Mullica Hill, New Jersey, native got Shayne Oster on his back for the fall at 2:43, his fourth pin of the season and second in dual action.


After five bouts, Rutgers led Northwestern, 15-3.


Lewis continued the momentum for the Scarlet Knights, outworking Michael Sepke for the 10-2 major decision. Up 7-2 with 17 seconds left in the match, Lewis delivered his fourth takedown of the night by almost driving Sepke into the scorer’s table. The riding time point gave Lewis his fifth major of the season and put Rutgers ahead, 19-3


A close loss by Joseph Grello (174) to No. 17 Johnny Sebastian made it 19-6. Gravina followed with another gritty performance, this time against former NCAA qualifier Mitch Sliga. An escape by Gravina was the only difference after two periods, but Gravina earned the riding time point while Sliga was hit with a caution. Gravina would win the bout, 3-0, and secure the dual match for Rutgers.


The Scarlet Knights return to action on Sunday (Feb. 4), when they compete at No. 14 Illinois for a 2 p.m. dual on BTN2Go.


Knight Notes

• The win marked the third over a ranked foe this season. Rutgers has defeated No. 17 Northwestern, then-No. 19 Oklahoma (Nov. 11), then-No. 24 North Carolina (Jan. 12) in 2017-18.

• Rutgers moved to 3-0 all-time against the Wildcats.

• Goodale now owns 159 wins for his career, passing Deane Oliver for second most in program history. Goodale needs just eight more victories to surpass John Sacchi for the all-time mark at Rutgers. Sacchi owns 166 career wins.

• Surinao is now 5-0 against ranked Intermat foes this season, outscoring them 27-9 in those matches.

• Lewis has now captured victories in seven of his last eight outings, which includes ranked victories over then-No. 11 Isaiah White (Nebraska), then-No. 11 Te’shan Campbell (Ohio State) and then-no. 13 Anthony Valenica (Arizona State).

• This was the third dual that both John and Michael Van Brill delivered wins. They also both had victories in duals against Oklahoma and Hofstra this season.

• Willie Scott made his 2017-18 dual debut, competing at 197 pounds.


No. 19 Rutgers (6-5, 2-4) 22, No. 17 Northwestern (8-3, 3-3) 13

Dual started at 125 pounds

Location: Patten Gymnasium, Evanston, Ill.

Attendance: 755


125: No. 1/1/2 Nick Suriano (RU) dec. No. 10/10/7 Sebastian Rivera (NU), 4-1 | RU 3, NU 0

133: No. 20/16/15 Scott Delvecchio (RU) dec. Colin Valdiviez (NU), 8-5 | RU 6, NU 0

141: Michael Van Brill (RU) dec. Alec McKenna (NU), 5-1 | RU 9, NU 0

149: No. 5/9/4 Ryan Deakin (NU) dec. No. 12/12/10 Eleazar DeLuca (RU), 9-3 | RU 9, NU 3

157: No. 17/15/16 John Van Brill (RU) Fall Shayne Oster (NU), 2:43 | RU 15, NU 3

165: No. 11/11/11 Richie Lewis (NU) maj. dec. Michael Sepke (NU), 10-2 | RU 19, NU 3

174: No. 17/17/17 Johnny Sebastian (NU) dec. Joe Grello (RU), 5-2 | RU 19, NU 6

184: No. 12/13/11 Nicholas Gravina (RU) dec. Mitch Sliga (NU), 3-0 | RU 22, NU 6

197: Zack Chakonis (NU) maj. dec. Willie Scott (RU), 8-0 | RU 22, NU 10

285: Conan Jennings (NU) dec. Razohnn Gross (RU), 3-0 | RU 22, NU 13


Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat

NR denotes not ranked


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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jurich, Julie <jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 7:52 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: Panthers Fall to No. 6 Wolfpack
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Panthers Fall to No. 6 Wolfpack

Bruce, Bentley and Forys Earn Individual Victories in Pitt’s Loss to NC State


Gavin Postmatch


PITTSBURGH – The University of Pittsburgh wrestling team fell to No. 6 NC State in ACC action, 23-9, Friday night at the Fitzgerald Field House.


With the loss, the Panthers drop to 2-9 overall and 0-3 against ACC foes, while the Wolfpack improve to 13-1 overall and 3-0 in conference competition.


Redshirt junior Zach Bruce (197), junior LJ Bentley (125) and senior Dom Forys (133) were Pitt’s lone wins on the day.


NC State ripped off five consecutive wins to start the night, taking a commanding 17-0 lead as the dual got started at 149 pounds.


The Panthers got on the board at 197 pounds after Bruce picked up a 5-0 decision over Tyler Johnson. Bruce earned all five points in the third period after Johnson was hit with stalling twice, Bruce then added a reversal and tacked on one more point with riding time.


The Wolfpack led 17-3 entering the heavyweight bout as redshirt senior Ryan Solomon dropped a 5-3 to Michael Boykin.


Pitt responded at 125 pounds as Bentley picked up a 3-1 victory over Tommy Cox. Bentley entered the third period with a 3-1 lead, however Cox tied the match after a reversal. Bentley escaped to take the lead and secure the win to bring the team score to 20-6 in favor of the Wolfpack.


The Panthers captured its third and final win of the dual at 133 pounds as Forys won in a 7-5 decision over No. 13 Tariq Wilson. Forys fell behind 4-3 after the first period but quickly took the lead in the second after an escape off bottom and a takedown. Entering the third, Forys led 6-4 but let Wilson escape to bring the score to 6-5, however it wouldn’t be enough as Forys added another point with riding time en route to the decision.


The Wolfpack finished off their day with a win at 141 pounds, as Jamel Morris won in a 12-8 decision over No. 19 redshirt senior Nick Zanetta, giving NC State the 23-9 victory over the Panthers.



Pitt will be back in action Friday, Feb. 9 when its hosts South Dakota State at 7 p.m. in the Fitzgerald Field House.



No. 6 NC State 23, Pitt 9

149: #13 Beau Donahue (NCST) dec. Robert Lee (UP), 5-4 – NC State leads 3-0

157: #3 Hayden Hidlay (NCST) major dec. Taleb Rahmani (UP), 18-7 – NC State leads 7-0

165: Brian Hamann (NCST) dec. Jake Wentzel (UP), 7-5 – NC State leads 10-0

174: Daniel Bullard (NCST) major dec. Thomas O’Brien (UP), 9-0 – NC State leads 14-0

184: #3 Pete Renda (NCST) dec. Gregg Harvey (UP), 5-2 – NC State leads 17-0

197: Zach Bruce (UP) dec. Tyler Johnson (NCST), 5-0 – NC State leads 17-3

285: Michael Boykin (NCST) dec. #19 Ryan Solomon (UP), 5-3 – NC State leads 20-3

125: LJ Bentley (UP) dec. Tommy Cox (NCST), 4-3 – NC State leads 20-6

133: #11 Dom Forys (UP) dec. #13 Tariq Wilson (NCST), 7-5 – NC State leads 20-9

141: Jamel Morris (NCST) dec. #19 Nick Zanetta (UP), 12-8 – NC State wins 23-9


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Iowa State Comes Back to Edge NDSU 21-20 in Big 12 Conference Dual


FARGO, N.D. – Iowa State University won the final five matches and six overall to edge North Dakota State University 21-20 by criteria in a Big 12 Conference dual Friday, Feb. 2, before 621 spectators in Scheels Center.


NDSU (6-9, 0-6 #Big12WR) is scheduled to host the Air Force Academy (6-2, 1-1 #Big12WR) at 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 4, in a Big 12 Conference duals at Scheels Center. Air Force hosts West Virginia tonight. The Bison wrestling program will honor seniors, 149 Mitch Bengtson, 149 Mitch Friedman, 149 Kyle Gliva, 285 Jerrad Nieland and 157 Clay Ream prior to the dual.


Trailing 20-3, Iowa State (7-7, 2-4 #Big12WR) chipped away at the deficit. Brady Jennings recorded a 7-2 decision over No. 19-ranked 165-pounder Andrew Fogarty, Danny Bush held off Dylan Urbach by the score of 12-9 at 174. Sam Colbray posted a 5-3 sudden victory-1 overtime win over Cordell Eaton at 197.


The Cyclones notched a pair of major decisions by 184 Dane Pestano, 19-5 over Cole Witzig and 285 Marcus Harrington, 10-2, in the dual’s final match. That tied the score at 20-all, but gave Iowa State a 6-4 edge in bout wins for the criteria point.


North Dakota State rolled early. Bison 125-pounder Paul Bianchi (21-10 overall, 9-6 duals) collected his sixth pin of the season at 4:39 over Sinjin Briggs. That was followed by the 10th tech fall of the season for NDSU 133 Cam Skora, 19-4 at 6:29, against Markus Simmons. Sykora improved to 17-7 overall and 8-4 in duals.


NDSU’s lead moved to 17-0 when 141-pound freshman McGwire Midkiff then received a forfeit. Iowa State’s 15th-ranked Ian Parker didn’t make the trip due to an injury.


North Dakota State’s No. 9-ranked 157 Clay Ream posted an 8-2 decision over Chase Straw to push the lead to 20-3. Ream is now 19-3 overall and 13-1 in duals.


Iowa State 21, North Dakota State 20

Friday, Feb. 2, 2018

Scheels Center / Fargo, N.D.

125 – Paul Bianchi (NDSU) fall Sinjin Briggs (ISU), 4:39

133 – #25 Cam Sykora (NDSU) tech fall Markus Simmons (ISU), TF 19-4 6:29

141 – McGwire Midkiff (NDSU) wins by forfeit

149 – #18 Jarrett Degen (ISU) dec Kyle Gliva (NDSU), 8-2

157 – #9 Clay Ream (NDSU) dec Chase Straw (ISU), 8-2

165 – Brady Jennings (ISU) dec #19 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU), 7-2

174 – Danny Bush (ISU) dec Dylan Urbach (NDSU), 12-9

184 – Dane Pestano (SU) major dec Cole Witzig (NDSU), 19-5

197 – Sam Colbray (ISU) sudden victory-1 dec Cordell Eaton (NDSU), SV-1 5-3

285 – Marcus Harrington (ISU) major dec Dan Stibral (NDSU), MD 10-2

Referee – Rick Fink

Attendance – 621

Iowa State wins by criteria



Jeff Schwartz

Senior Associate Director of Athletic Communications

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY


Sanford Health Athletic Complex

Dept. 1200, PO Box 6050

Fargo, ND 58108-6050

Office: 701.231.8332

Cell: 701.793.0538

Jeff.Schwartz@ndsu.edu

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From: Spencer Kowitz<s.kowitz@csuohio.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 2, 2018 at 6:35 PM
Subject: Wrestling: Huskies Edge Vikings, 23-15
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

February 2, 2018


BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – The Cleveland State University wrestling team came up short at host Bloomsburg Friday evening, 23-15, in Eastern Wrestling League action in Nelson Field House.

Four Vikings notched wins Friday, including junior Evan Cheek winning by fall.

Redshirt freshman Ryan Ford got the Vikings started off on the right foot at 149 pounds. He came out two points ahead after a high-scoring first period that saw 14 total points scored. Ford maintained that two-point advantage after five more minutes and claimed a 12-10 win.

After dropping a match via decision at 157 pounds, the Vikings looked poised to retake the lead, holding a three-point edge after two periods at 165. However, the hosts rallied to claim the victory.

Redshirt senior Gabe Stark rallied from a deficit after two periods to force a sudden-victory session at 174 pounds. However, he came up short in the extra frame, dropping the bout via decision.

Redshirt senior Nick Corba has yet to allow a point in EWL action, and that trend continued Friday. Corba posted a 2-0 win over Trevor Allard at 184, who had entered with a 22-8 record on the campaign.

True freshman John Kelbly then notched his first-career EWL win with a 5-3 decision at 197, pulling the Vikings within three points on the team scoreboard.

However, that was a close as CSU would get. The hosts won the following three matches to clinch the team victory.

Cheek ended the night with a bright spot for the Vikings, opening up a 12-2 lead after the first period before winning by fall within 30 seconds of the start of the second period.

Cheek, who won his third straight EWL match, is now 13-6 at 141 pounds with 10 bonus-point wins, including four pins.

Corba now owns a team-leading 22 wins this season and is 9-1 in dual action.

Kelbly's first EWL win moved his season win total into double digits in his rookie campaign.

Cleveland State will be right back in action as it has its EWL road finale Saturday at nationally ranked Lock Haven.

Bloomsburg 23, Cleveland State 15149: Ryan Ford (CSU) over Braden Stahlnecker (BU) – 12-10 dec. | CSU leads, 3-0
157: Kevin Laubach Jr. (BU) over John Vaughn (CSU) – 5-1 dec. | Match tied, 3-3
165: Nate Newberry (BU) over Georgio Poullas (CSU) – Fall 6:14 | BU leads, 9-3
174: Kyle Murphy (BU) over Gabe Stark (CSU) – 5-3 SV | BU leads, 12-3
184: Nick Corba (CSU) over Trevor Allard (BU) – 2-0 dec. | BU leads, 12-6
197: John Kelbly (CSU) over Logan Womelsdorf (BU) – 5-3 dec. | BU leads, 12-9
285: Bruce Graeber (BU) over Collin Kelly (CSU) – 12-2 MD | BU leads, 16-9
125: Willy Girard (BU) over John Martin (CSU) – 7-3 dec. | BU leads, 19-9
133: Andy Schutz (BU) over Andrew Coghill (CSU) – 8-0 MD | BU leads, 23-9
141: Evan Cheek (CSU) over Shawn Orem (BU) – Fall 3:19 | BU wins, 23-15

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ST 51 Poly 27

Ronald Graham (Polytech) (Fall 3:47)60

Adam Greenly (Polytech) over Thomas Bunting (Sussex Tech H S) (Fall 5:00)06

Avery Mayan (Polytech) over Tarryl Sturgis (Sussex Tech H S) (Fall 1:22)06

Evan Harris (Polytech) over Darvin Perez (Sussex Tech H S) (Fall 1:19)06

Matthew Gordy (Polytech) over Dustin Rolph (Sussex Tech H S) (Dec 8-7)03

Andrew Hawkins (Sussex Tech H S) over Dylan Craighton (Polytech) (Fall 2:00)60

Azim Opare (Dover) over Gavin Boyer (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 4:47)

220 Hugo Harp (Dover) over Noah Salemi (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 2:38)

285 Brenden Holder (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jaden Adkins (Dover) (Fall 5:49)

106 Andrew Enright (Caesar Rodney H S) over Unknown (For.)

113 Patrick Wisniewski (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jonah Olfus (Dover) (MD 14-2)

120 Amir Pierce (Dover) over Kevin Bowne (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 12-4)

126 Tykwan Joyner (Dover) over Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 3-1)

132 Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Richard Fonticiella (Dover) (TF 16-0 2:55)

138 Benedict Anderson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Raeshawn Alexander (Dover) (DQ)

145 Jackson Dean (Caesar Rodney H S) over Joshua Heredia (Dover) (Fall 0:48)

152 Tyshaun Cole (Dover) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 10-0)

160 Divine Watkins (Dover) over Samuel Tolson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 0:55)


Dover-3 Flagrant Misconduct

Delcastle 31 William Penn 30
106 Chris Johnson (Delcastle H S) over Christian Mathena (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:44)

113 Brandon Pike (William Penn H.S.) over Brandon Muniz (Delcastle H S) (Fall 3:36)

120 Matthew James (Delcastle H S) over Erik Juarez-Robertson (William Penn H.S.) (MD 17-4)

126 Cecil Owusu (William Penn H.S.) over Isaiah Marshall (Delcastle H S) (Dec 11-8)

132 Jarrod Brindza (William Penn H.S.) over Jeffrey Hewes (Delcastle H S) (Dec 14-10)

138 Liam O`Connor (Delcastle H S) over Joshua Hensley (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:38)

145 Douglas Markland (Delcastle H S) over Devaughn Corbelt (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 14-8)

152 Jonnir Watson (William Penn H.S.) over Zachary Bib (Delcastle H S) (Dec 11-6)

160 Charles Blosser (Delcastle H S) over Cardire Cook (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 6-2)

170 Tom Lane (William Penn H.S.) over Jose Escobar (Delcastle H S) (Dec 10-9)

182 Darren Ryals (William Penn H.S.) over Raymond Denneny (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:53)

195 Charles Warner (Delcastle H S) over Steven Ramirez (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 3:20)

220 Troy Gale (William Penn H.S.) over DaShawn Smith (Delcastle H S) (Fall 1:54)

285 Madison Harris (Delcastle H S) over Joe Behornar (William Penn H.S.) (TB-1 4-1)

Friends 40 Mt. Pleasant 35
106 Palmer, MTP WBFF
113 Munch, WF WBF over Harkins 2:30
120 Morton, WF decisioned Thompson 3-1
126 Knudson, WF WBFF
132 Winton, MTP WB Med. FF
138 Mayo, MTP WBF over Grimes :37
145 Collins, MTP WBF over Coons 2:30
152 Chenault WF Major Dec. Farabaugh 9-1
160 Wallen, MTP Tech fall Musi 18-3
170 Jaworski, WF Dec Grant 14-7
182 Satterfield WF WBFF
195 Blackwell WF WBF over Harkins 2:22
220 Cherico MTP WBF over Katz 5:55
285 Ramsey WF WBFF



ST 57 WP 11
132Jarrod Brindza (William Penn H.S.) over Edwin Berduo (Sussex Tech H S) (Dec 6-2)30

138Roberto Santos (Sussex Tech H S) over Devaughn Corbelt (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 1:14)06

145Thomas Bunting (Sussex Tech H S) over Jonnir Watson (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 9-8)03

152Michael Covey (Sussex Tech H S) over Kaileb Riley (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:50)06

160Trey Hatfield (Sussex Tech H S) over Cardire Cook (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:32)06

170Tarryl Sturgis (Sussex Tech H S) over Unknown (For.)06

182Darvin Perez (Sussex Tech H S) over Tom Lane (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 5:19)06

195Steven Ramirez (William Penn H.S.) over Dustin Rolph (Sussex Tech H S) (Dec 10-8)30

220Andrew Hawkins (Sussex Tech H S) over Troy Gale (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 3-0)03

285Carl Schirmer (Sussex Tech H S) over Joe Behornar (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:39)06

106Hunter Ruff (Sussex Tech H S) over Christian Mathena (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 0:14)06

113Brandon Pike (William Penn H.S.) over Mason Rolph (Sussex Tech H S) (TF 19-1 4:31)50

120Hunter Hineline (Sussex Tech H S) over Erik Juarez-Robertson (William Penn H.S.) (Fall 1:15)06

126Chase Flood (Sussex Tech H S) over Cecil Owusu (William Penn H.S.) (Dec 11-10)03


Tower Hil 52 Christiana 12
106- Narvel TH vs FFT
113- DBL FFT
120- DBL FFT
126- Jacobs TH dec Ndi, 4-3
132- Richmond TH dec Mbugua, 12-8
138- Margolin TH vs FFT
145- Myrick TH vs FFT
152- Hughes TH vs FFT
160- Boyden TH fall Roby, 1:33
170- Ratliff TH maj dec S. Galbert, 15-2
182- Jefferson C fall Pierce, 2:08
195- Borda TH fall Dibo, 4:22
220- Boykin C vs FFT
285- Frietze TH fall Dunnum, 1:44

Hodgson 45 Havre De Grace 28
132: Liam Jordan (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Unknown (Dec 6-3)
138: Alex Lloyd (Havre de Grace) over Unknown (For.)
145: Matthew DeMark (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Jenna Smith (Havre de Grace) (Dec 8-5)
152: Emilio Schafferman (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over (Havre de Grace) (Fall 1:03)
160: Enoch Santiago (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Chris Boyod (Havre de Grace) (Dec 10-3)
170: Quentin Bushyager (Havre de Grace) over Mekhi Wiggins (Hodgson Vo Tech School) (MD 18-5)
182: Alejandro Jordan (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Unknown (For.)
195: Xavier Pates (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Unknown (For.)
220: Darius Hale (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Luke Hahn (Havre de Grace) (Fall 0:00)
285: Josse Fenner (Havre de Grace) over Jayden Noble (Hodgson Vo Tech School) (Fall 4:00)
106: Ainsley Doyle (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Skylar Rupe (Havre de Grace) (Fall 0:18)
113: Katarina Austin (Hodgson Vo Tech School) over Jadeyn Johnon (Havre de Grace) (Fall 3:10)
120: Josse Huber (Havre de Grace) over Trey Crawford (Hodgson Vo Tech School) (Fall 5:24)
126: Gavin Lloyd (Havre de Grace) over Dontay Hough (Hodgson Vo Tech School) (Fall 5:24)

 

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Wrestling Reports

2-5-18
Mt. Pleasant 60 Dickinson 6
106 Double Forfeit00

113 Nick Harkins (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

120 Double Forfeit00

126 Kevin Winton (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

132 Caleb Mclann (Mt Pleasant H S) over Armando Rodriguez (Dickinson) (Fall 0:00)60

138 Kyle Mayo (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

145 Kevin Fenstermacher (Mt Pleasant H S) over Anthony Morris (Dickinson) (Fall 0:00)60

152 Grant Farabaugh (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

160 Zac Wallen (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

170 David Grant (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

182 Double Forfeit00

195 Kyle Harkins (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

220 Chauncy Cherico (Mt Pleasant H S) over Unknown (For.)60

285 Antonio Gouard (Dickinson) over Unknown (For.)


Wilmington Friends 58 Wilmington Christian 13
106 Double FF
113 Munch, WF WBF over Seeman 2:55
120 Morton WF WBFF
126 Longwill WF Major Dec. Snellgrove 20-7
132 Grimes WF WBFF
138 Cauchy WF WBFF
145 Coons WF WBFF
152 Chenault WF WBFF
160 Boulet, WC decisioned Jaworski 7-2
170 Roberts WC major dec. Jiang 12-0
182 Cambell WC WBF over Satterfield :35
195 Blackwell WF WBF over Vandiver 1:21
220 Katz WF WBFF
285 Ramsey WF WBFF

Sussex Central 46 Indian River 22
106: Ankrom (SC) p. Shaubach 5:25
113: Rayne (IR) p. Jester 4:33
120: Knight (IR) md. Morales 11-3
126: Ely (IR) d. Perez 5-4
132: Stratton (SC) p. Taylor 1:44
138: Greenlee (SC) md. Sewitsky 13-3
145: Savage (SC) p. King 1:50
152: Turner (IR) d. Lankford 5-0
160: Pearsall (SC) p. Keller 1:15
170: Bunting (SC) p. Donaway 4:49
182: Wright (SC) p. Perez :06
195: Schultz (IR) d. Cruz 5-2
220: Lasher (SC) p. Wingate 2:52
285: Turner (IR) d. Karr 6-1

 

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Date: Fri, Feb 9, 2018 at 7:47 PM
Subject: UVU Wrestling | 25th-ranked Wolverines fall at No. 17 Wyoming
To: David Willauer <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

25th-ranked Wolverines fall at No. 17 Wyoming
2/9/2018 | Wrestling
LARAMIE, Wyo. - 25th-ranked Utah Valley University dropped at Big 12 Conference dual at No. 17 Wyoming, 38-4, on Friday night. Kimball Bastian picked up the lone Wolverine win, topping Dewey Krueger, 10-2, in a major decision.

The Wolverines were without their two highest-ranked wrestlers in 125-pound freshman Taylor LaMont and 165-pound sophomore Demetrius Romero. LaMont is ranked No. 1 in the NCAA RPI in his weight class and Romero is No. 5 in the RPI at 165 pounds.

The Cowboys jumped out quickly with falls at 141 and 149 and a tech fall at 157. Top-ranked Bryce Meredith pinned Matt Findlay (3:56) to open the dual before Sam Turner recorded a fall over Matthew Ontiveros (4:37). After #10 Archie Colgan picked up a tech fall for Wyoming and a forfeit at 165 pounds, the Cowboys held a commanding 23-0 lead.

Bastian, ranked No. 17 in the NCAA RPI and No. 29 in the Coaches' rankings racked up four takedowns in his 10-2 win over Dewey Krueger.

Wyoming notched narrow wins in the next three matches, with Chaz Polson edging Gary Janzter at 184 pounds, 7-6 in overtime. Luke Paine upset Tanner Orndorff, 3-2, at 197 pounds and Sam Eagan and notched an upset over Dustin Dennison, 7-6, also in overtime.

Utah Valley will face Air Force on Saturday night in Colorado Springs in the final road dual of the season. The match is slated to start at 7 p.m. MT and can be seen on FloWresting via subscription. The final 2018 dual is next Friday, Feb. 16 at home in Lockhart Arena against Northern Colorado.

Final Results
#17 Wyoming 38, #25 Utah Valley 4
141: #1/6 Bryce Meredith (WYO) over Matt Findlay (UVU) by Fall (3:56), 0-6
149: #27/NR Sam Turner (WYO) over Matthew Ontiveros (UVU) by Fall (4:37), 0-12
157: #10/16 Archie Colgan (WYO) over Raider Lofthouse (UVU) by Tech Fall, (1-16, 7:00), 0-17
165: #13/10 Branson Ashworth (WYO) wins by forfeit, 0-23
174: #29/17 Kimball Bastian (UVU) over Dewey Krueger (WYO) by Major Dec., (10-2), 4-23
184: #NR/30 Chaz Polson (WYO) over #NR/18 Gary Jantzer (UVU), by Dec., (SV-1, 8-6), 4-26
197: Luke Paine (WYO) over #33/18 Tanner Orndorff (UVU) by Dec. (3-2), 4-29
285: Sam Eagan (WYO) over #27/28 Dustin Dennison (UVU) by Dec. (TB-1, 7-6), 4-32
125: Drake Foster (WYO) over Josh Jensen (UVU) by Dec. (10-5), 4-35
133: #6/8 Montorie Bridges (WYO) over Durbin Lloren (UVU) by Dec. (8-4), 4-38

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Date: Fri, Feb 9, 2018 at 6:28 PM
Subject: Late surge pushes Jackrabbits past Pitt
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Late surge pushes Jackrabbits past Pitt
2/9/2018 | Wrestling
PITTSBURGH - In a dual that went down to the wire, the South Dakota State University wrestling team extended its dual winning streak to a school-record-tying 12 matches with a 25-13 win at Pittsburgh Friday night.

The 12th-ranked Jackrabbits, who were propelled to the win by four bonus-point victories, improved to 12-2 overall. Pitt dropped to 2-10 in duals this season.

Luke Zilverberg, ranked 14th at 157 pounds, scored the first SDSU victory of the night with a 10-2 major decision over Taleb Rahmani. It was Zilverberg's team-leading 22nd victory of the season.

After the Panthers grabbed a 7-4 lead, SDSU took the lead for good by winning the next three matches to go ahead 14-7. David Kocer, the 12th-ranked wrestler at 174 pounds, started the streak with a 15-3 major decision over Tommy O'Brien for his 99th career victory. Martin Mueller at 184 pounds and 11th-ranked Nate Rotert at 197 pounds each won by decision.

Pitt pulled to within a point at 14-13 with two bouts to go as heavyweight Ryan Solomon and 125-pounder L.J. Bentley each won by decision.

However, SDSU put an emphatic stop to the Panthers' upset bid. What figured to be a marquee matchup between top-ranked Seth Gross and 10th-ranked Dom Forys of Pittsburgh never materialized as Gross lived up to his top billing by recording a takedown and trio of four-point near-falls in the first period for a 14-0 lead. Gross finished off his 16-0 technical fall victory with a takedown 20 seconds into the second period after a neutral start.

Needing only to avoid being pinned to win the dual, Henry Pohlmeyer trailed 1-0 entering the third period against the Panthers' Nick Zanetta. Pohlmeyer, who rode out the entire second period from the top position, escaped early in the third period, took Zanetta down and put him to his back for a pin 35 seconds into the final stanza to seal the Jackrabbit victory.

UP NEXT
The Jackrabbits will go for a program-record 13th consecutive dual victory Sunday afternoon at Big 12 Conference rival West Virginia. Action is set to begin at 2 p.m. Eastern Time (1 p.m. Central) at WVU Coliseum in Morgantown.

#12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 25, PITTSBURGH 13
149: Robert Lee (Pitt) dec. Colten Carlson (SDSU), 10-3
157: #14 Luke Zilverberg (SDSU) major dec. Taleb Rahmani (Pitt), 10-2
165: Jake Wentzel (Pitt) major dec. Logan Peterson (SDSU), 12-2
174: #12 David Kocer (SDSU) major dec. Tommy O'Brien (Pitt), 15-3
184: Martin Mueller (SDSU) dec. Gregg Harvey (Pitt), 9-7
197: #11 Nate Rotert (SDSU) dec. Zach Bruce (Pitt), 4-3
285: Ryan Solomon (Pitt) dec. Alex Macki (SDSU), 7-0
125: L.J. Bentley (Pitt) dec. Connor Brown (SDSU), 5-2
133: #1 Seth Gross (SDSU) tech. fall #10 Dom Forys (Pitt), 16-0 [3:20]
141: Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU) def. Nick Zanetta (Pitt), by fall 5:36

NOTES
* Friday's dual marked the first-ever meeting on the wrestling mat between SDSU and Pittsburgh
* The Jackrabbits previously won 12 consecutive duals during the 1985-86 and 2015-16 seasons
* Zilverberg recorded his 92nd career victory to move into a tie with Josh Sammons (1994-97) for 18th place on the SDSU career wins list
* Rotert upped his career victories total to 91 in reaching the 20-win mark for the fourth consecutive season
* Gross improved to 19-1 overall and stayed unbeaten at 133 pounds this season in recording his sixth win by technical fall during the 2017-18 campaign

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Date: Thu, Feb 15, 2018 at 6:25 PM
Subject: WRE: Bulls Drop Home Finale to Binghamton, 22-14
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February 15, 2018


BUFFALO, NY – The University at Buffalo wrestling team lost to Binghamton, 22-14, in the final home dual of the season at Alumni Arena on Thursday night. The Bulls will close out the regular season at top-ranked Penn State on Sunday.

The Bulls won decisions at 133 and 141 lbs. to take a 6-3 lead in the dual. Bryan Lantry used a third-period reversal to earn a 4-3 decision over Jacob Nicholson at 133 lbs. It was Lantry's 10th dual win of the season.

Jason Estevez followed with a 9-3 decision over Joe Russ at 141 to give the Bulls the 6-3 lead. It was Estevez's second straight decision by six or more points.

However, the Bearcats rattled off five straight wins, including a pair of technical falls to take a commanding 22-6 lead in the dual.

Joe Ariola won a dominant 16-5 major decision over Alex Melikian at 197. It was Ariola's third straight dual win by major decision.

Jake Gunning closed things out by winning his 10th straight dual. The redshirt-junior earned a 17-7 major decision over Sean Dee.

BINGHAMTON 22, BUFFALO 14
125 – Joe Nelson (BU) won by decision over Kyle Akins (UB), 8-5
133 – #15 Bryan Lantry (UB) won by decision over Jacob Nicholson (BU), 4-3
141 – Jason Estevez (UB) won by decision over Joe Russ (BU), 9-3
149 – Frankie Garcia (BU) won by decision over Nick Palumbo (UB), 2-1
157 – Tristan Rifanburg (BU) won by decision over Eric Fasnacht (UB), 3-0
165 - Vincent DePrez (BU) won by technical fall over Noah Grover (UB), 17-2 (4:37)
174 – Anthony Lombardo (BU) won by technical fall over Derek Holcomb (UB), 18-2 (5:43)
184 - #13 Steve Schneider (BU) won by decision over Brett Perry (UB), 8-6
197 – Joe Ariola (UB) won by major decision over Alex Melikian (BU), 16-5
285 – #20 Jake Gunning (UB) won by major decision over Sean Dee (BU), 17-7

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Early Bonus-Point Wins Pace Huskers Past Stanford
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Fri, February 16, 2018

Courtesy Scott Bruhn/Nebraska Communications
Colton McCrystal pinned Jake Barry in 41 seconds to help Nebraska close the dual season with a win over Stanford on Friday.
Stanford, Calif. - Colton McCrystal (149) and Isaiah White (165) won bonus points for Nebraska in two of the first three matches, and the 14th-ranked Cornhuskers held off a late Stanford rally to win a 23-14 decision Friday at Maples Pavilion.

Nebraska closes the dual season with a record of 10-4, as the Huskers, winners of eight of nine duals, reach double-digit wins in duals for the eighth-consecutive season and the 16th time in 18 seasons under Head Coach Mark Manning. Stanford falls to 7-5 on the year.

Ninth-ranked McCrystal got the Huskers started with a pin in less than a minute, as he put Jake Barry on his back in 41 seconds for his quickest pin of the season. McCrystal improves to 17-3 overall and 10-2 in duals, as he earned his 30th-career win in dual meets on Saturday night.

Tyler Berger continued the Husker momentum, as he rebounded from an early deficit for a 3-2 decision over All-American Paul Fox, aided by a second-period rideout. The 11th-ranked Berger has won eight of his last 10 duals and is 18-6 on the year and 9-4 in duals

White found bonus points for the Big Red at 165 pounds, as he racked up seven takedowns and a pair of nearfalls to cruise to a 21-5 technical fall over Jared Hill in just 3:17. White, ranked 10th by InterMat, has now accumulated 44 takedowns in dual meets, and has been taken down just twice as he improves to 11-2 in duals and 20-4 overall.

Seventh-ranked Taylor Venz also joined the 20-win club on Friday, as he was tough on top in the third period to seal a 7-3 decision over Austin Flores. Venz scored a pair of takedowns and a reversal in the bout, and is now 20-5 on the year and 10-4 in duals.

With Nebraska leading 17-5 at halftime, Eric Schultz picked up right where the Huskers left off, as the redshirt freshman won a 9-4 decision over Cole DePasquale to improve to 15-7 on the season and 10-4 in duals.

Heading into the final bout of the night, NU clung to a 20-14 lead, but Chad Red Jr. stamped out Stanford's glimmer of hope with a 7-2 decision over Isaiah Locsin to clinch the dual for Nebraska.

Stanford's two ranked wrestlers picked up wins Saturday, as ninth-ranked Keaton Subjeck won an 18-3 technical fall over Eric Engler at 174 pounds, and eighth-ranked Nathan Butler defeated David Jensen by a 7-3 decision.

The Cardinal won back-to-back bouts at 125 and 133 before Red clinched the dual. At 125 pounds, Stanford's Gabriel Townsell won a 10-4 decision over Mitchell Maginnis, while Mason Pengilly scored a takedown and a four-point nearfall in the first sudden-victory period for a 7-1 win over No. 19 Jason Renteria.

Nebraska will have a week off from competition before the 2018 Big Ten Championships, held March 3-4 at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, Mich. Tickets for the championships are available at MSUSpartans.com.

#14 Nebraska 23, Stanford 14
Feb. 16, 2018
Stanford, Calif. (Maples Pavilion)

Match Results149: #9 Colton McCrystal (NEB) pin Jake Barry (STAN), 0:41 (NEB 6, STAN 0)
157: #11 Tyler Berger (NEB) dec. Paul Fox (STAN), 3-2 (NEB 9, STAN 0)
165: #10 Isaiah White (NEB) tech. fall Jared Hill (STAN), 21-5 (NEB 12, STAN 0)
174: #9 Keaton Subjeck (STAN) tech. fall Eric Engler (NEB), 18-3 (NEB 14, STAN 5)
184: #7 Taylor Venz (NEB) dec. Austin Flores (STAN), 7-3 (NEB 17, STAN 5)
197: Eric Schultz (NEB) dec. Cole DePasquale (STAN), 9-4 (NEB 20, STAN 5)
HWT: #8 Nathan Butler (STAN) dec. David Jensen (NEB), 7-3 (NEB 20, STAN 8)
125: Gabriel Townsell (STAN) dec. Mitchell Maginnis (NEB), 10-4 (NEB 20, STAN 11)
133: Mason Pengilly (STAN) sv-1 #19 Jason Renteria (NEB), 7-1 (NEB 20, STAN 14)
141: #13 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) dec. Isaiah Locsin (STAN), 7-2 (NEB 23, STAN 14)




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• 1. Smyrna H S 252.52 2. Caesar Rodney H S 189.03 3. Dover 182.04 4. Sussex Central H S 5. 167.5 5 Milford Senior. 6. 152.5 6Cape Henlopen H S 133.0 7. Sussex Tech H S 118.08 8. Indian River H S 112.5 9. Polytech 84.0 10..Laurel H S 80.5 11 Woodbridge H S 70.5 12 Lake Forest H S 60.0 13 Delmar Junior-Senior H S 27.5 14 Seaford H S 22.0
  
  
  106
  Guaranteed Places
  • 1st Place - Joey Natarcola of Smyrna H S
  • 2nd Place - Patrick Wisniewski of Caesar Rodney H S
  • 3rd Place - Mason Ankrom of Sussex Central H S
  • 4th Place - Anthony Glass of Dover
  • 5th Place - Ian Shaubach of Indian River H S
  • 6th Place - Isaac O`Neal of Delmar Junior-Senior H S
  • 7th Place - Corey Messick of Milford Senior
  • 8th Place - Michael Rodriguez of Polytech
  1st Place Match
  • Joey Natarcola (Smyrna H S) 38-7, Fr. over Patrick Wisniewski (Caesar Rodney H S) 33-8, So. (Fall 3:25)
  3rd Place Match
  • Mason Ankrom (Sussex Central H S) 32-10, Fr. over Anthony Glass (Dover) 25-8, So. (Fall 2:04)
  5th Place Match
  • Ian Shaubach (Indian River H S) 29-16, Fr. over Isaac O`Neal (Delmar Junior-Senior H S) 35-5, Sr. (Dec 6-0)
  7th Place Match
  • Corey Messick (Milford Senior) 20-19, Fr. over Michael Rodriguez (Polytech) 24-14, So. (Fall 2:54)
  113
  Guaranteed Places
  • 1st Place - Will Rayne of Indian River H S
  • 2nd Place - Jaxson Al-Chokhachy of Smyrna H S
  • 3rd Place - Kevin Bowne of Caesar Rodney H S
  • 4th Place - Trenton Grant of Milford Senior
  • 5th Place - Cole Jester of Sussex Central H S
  • 6th Place - Mason Rolph of Sussex Tech H S
  • 7th Place - Ronald Graham of Polytech
  • 8th Place - Jonah Olfus of Dover
  1st Place Match
  • Will Rayne (Indian River H S) 40-2, So. over Jaxson Al-Chokhachy (Smyrna H S) 29-8, Jr. (Dec 8-4)
  3rd Place Match
  • Kevin Bowne (Caesar Rodney H S) 24-13, Jr. over Trenton Grant (Milford Senior) 20-15, Fr. (Dec 6-4)
  5th Place Match
  • Cole Jester (Sussex Central H S) 23-21, Fr. over Mason Rolph (Sussex Tech H S) 30-18, So. (SV-1 8-6)
  7th Place Match
  • Ronald Graham (Polytech) 20-13, Jr. over Jonah Olfus (Dover) 4-10, Fr. (Dec 5-1)
  120
  Guaranteed Places
  • 1st Place - Robbie Rosser of Milford Senior
  • 2nd Place - Michael Primo of Caesar Rodney H S
  • 3rd Place - Ta`jon Knight of Indian River H S
  • 4th Place - Amir Pierce of Dover
  • 5th Place - Yony Morales of Sussex Central H S
  • 6th Place - Gavin Manning of Woodbridge H S
  • 7th Place - Hunter Hineline of Sussex Tech H S
  • 8th Place - Easley Pierson of Smyrna H S
  1st Place Match
  • Robbie Rosser (Milford Senior) 41-4, Sr. over Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) 24-7, Jr. (Dec 5-2)
  3rd Place Match
  • Ta`jon Knight (Indian River H S) 36-7, So. over Amir Pierce (Dover) 24-10, So. (Dec 12-6)
  5th Place Match
  • Yony Morales (Sussex Central H S) 20-14, Sr. over Gavin Manning (Woodbridge H S) 25-12, So. (Dec 5-2)
  7th Place Match
  • Hunter Hineline (Sussex Tech H S) 31-12, Sr. over Easley Pierson (Smyrna H S) 9-21, Fr. (Fall 1:41)
  126
  Guaranteed Places
  • 1st Place - Cameron Hayes of Caesar Rodney H S
  • 2nd Place - Woo Fosque of Laurel H S
  • 3rd Place - Anthony Caruso of Cape Henlopen H S
  • 4th Place - Tykwan Joyner of Dover
  • 5th Place - Jerome Cannon of Woodbridge H S
  • 6th Place - Dylan Ely of Indian River H S
  • 7th Place - Randy Mercado- Diaz of Milford Senior
  • 8th Place - Drew Mayhall of Smyrna H S
  1st Place Match
  • Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) 41-2, Sr. over Woo Fosque (Laurel H S) 22-3, Jr. (Dec 1-0)
  3rd Place Match
  • Anthony Caruso (Cape Henlopen H S) 35-8, Jr. over Tykwan Joyner (Dover) 29-7, Sr. (Dec 3-2)
  5th Place Match
  • Jerome Cannon (Woodbridge H S) 31-6, Jr. over Dylan Ely (Indian River H S) 32-15, Jr. (Dec 9-5)
  7th Place Match
  • Randy Mercado- Diaz (Milford Senior) 13-12, Fr. over Drew Mayhall (Smyrna H S) 10-19, Fr. (Dec 2-1)
  132
  Guaranteed Places
  • 1st Place - Nick Natarcola of Smyrna H S
  • 2nd Place - Rashad Stratton of Sussex Central H S
  • 3rd Place - Gabriel Degraffinreed of Laurel H S
  • 4th Place - Richard Fonticiella of Dover
  • 5th Place - Finbar Rishko of Cape Henlopen H S
  • 6th Place - Benedict Anderson of Caesar Rodney H S
  • 7th Place - Dominic Feightner of Milford Senior
  • 8th Place - Samuel O`Neal of Delmar Junior-Senior H S
  1st Place Match
  • Nick Natarcola (Smyrna H S) 26-9, Jr. over Rashad Stratton (Sussex Central H S) 34-5, Sr. (Dec 5-3)
  3rd Place Match
  • Gabriel Degraffinreed (Laurel H S) 33-1, Jr. over Richard Fonticiella (Dover) 22-13, Jr. (MD 12-1)
  5th Place Match
  • Finbar Rishko (Cape Henlopen H S) 16-15, So. over Benedict Anderson (Caesar Rodney H S) 27-12, Jr. (Dec 3-2)
  7th Place Match
  • Dominic Feightner (Milford Senior) 19-17, So. over Samuel O`Neal (Delmar Junior-Senior H S) 27-18, So. (MD 10-0)
  138
  Guaranteed Places
  • 1st Place - Jackson Dean of Caesar Rodney H S
  • 2nd Place - Andre Currie of Cape Henlopen H S
  • 3rd Place - Ryan Kelley of Smyrna H S
  • 4th Place - Brandon Greenlee of Sussex Central H S
  • 5th Place - Raeshawn Alexander of Dover
  • 6th Place - A`Shon Jackson of Woodbridge H S
  • 7th Place - Roberto Santos of Sussex Tech H S
  • 8th Place - Jordan Passwaters of Milford Senior
  1st Place Match
  • Jackson Dean (Caesar Rodney H S) 34-3, So. over Andre Currie (Cape Henlopen H S) 27-12, So. (Fall 1:10)
  3rd Place Match
  • Ryan Kelley (Smyrna H S) 14-14, Sr. over Brandon Greenlee (Sussex Central H S) 27-19, So. (Dec 4-1)
  5th Place Match
  • Raeshawn Alexander (Dover) 23-12, Jr. over A`Shon Jackson (Woodbridge H S) 24-12, Jr. (Dec 13-7)
  7th Place Match
  • Roberto Santos (Sussex Tech H S) 27-18, So. over Jordan Passwaters (Milford Senior) 19-19, Jr. (Dec 6-0)

 

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Results from 145 to 285 Henlopen Conference


145
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Greg Baum of Smyrna H S
• 2nd Place - Seth Flemming of Lake Forest H S
• 3rd Place - Kennel Decembre of Polytech
• 4th Place - Jackson Handlin of Cape Henlopen H S
• 5th Place - Enrique Ramos of Woodbridge H S
• 6th Place - Oscar Rosaria of Milford Senior
• 7th Place - Jaden Savage of Sussex Central H S
• 8th Place - Thomas Bunting of Sussex Tech H S

1st Place Match

• Greg Baum (Smyrna H S) 26-6, Sr. over Seth Flemming (Lake Forest H S) 31-7, Jr. (Fall 3:57)

3rd Place Match

• Kennel Decembre (Polytech) 32-9, So. over Jackson Handlin (Cape Henlopen H S) 17-14, Fr. (SV-1 4-2)

5th Place Match

• Enrique Ramos (Woodbridge H S) 27-15, Jr. over Oscar Rosaria (Milford Senior) 26-14, Sr. (Dec 16-12)

7th Place Match

• Jaden Savage (Sussex Central H S) 24-21, So. over Thomas Bunting (Sussex Tech H S) 17-24, Sr. (Dec 8-6)

152
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Drew Morris of Sussex Central H S
• 2nd Place - Khiry Hovington of Milford Senior
• 3rd Place - Riley Tracy of Caesar Rodney H S
• 4th Place - Tyshaun Cole of Dover
• 5th Place - Mikey Covey of Sussex Tech H S
• 6th Place - Reshawn Turner of Indian River H S
• 7th Place - Kurt Moyer of Lake Forest H S
• 8th Place - Mike Giampietro of Smyrna H S

1st Place Match

• Drew Morris (Sussex Central H S) 32-7, Sr. over Khiry Hovington (Milford Senior) 30-10, Sr. (SV-1 5-3)

3rd Place Match

• Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) 28-15, Jr. over Tyshaun Cole (Dover) 22-15, Jr. (Dec 4-2)

5th Place Match

• Mikey Covey (Sussex Tech H S) 34-8, Sr. over Reshawn Turner (Indian River H S) 29-14, Jr. (SV-1 8-6)

7th Place Match

• Kurt Moyer (Lake Forest H S) 24-10, Sr. over Mike Giampietro (Smyrna H S) 14-19, Sr. (Dec 5-3)

160
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Avery Mayan of Polytech
• 2nd Place - Divine Watkins of Dover
• 3rd Place - JT Davis of Smyrna H S
• 4th Place - Trey Hatfield of Sussex Tech H S
• 5th Place - Mikel Abdullah of Caesar Rodney H S
• 6th Place - Taeshuan Ford-Jackson of Woodbridge H S
• 7th Place - Devin Pearsall of Sussex Central H S
• 8th Place - Roy Jones of Cape Henlopen H S

1st Place Match

• Avery Mayan (Polytech) 37-4, Sr. over Divine Watkins (Dover) 25-5, Sr. (Fall 4:00)

3rd Place Match

• JT Davis (Smyrna H S) 32-6, So. over Trey Hatfield (Sussex Tech H S) 19-5, Jr. (Dec 7-1)

5th Place Match

• Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) 6-3, Jr. over Taeshuan Ford-Jackson (Woodbridge H S) 20-8, So. (Dec 12-7)

7th Place Match

• Devin Pearsall (Sussex Central H S) 25-17, Jr. over Roy Jones (Cape Henlopen H S) 17-20, Jr. (Fall 2:02)

170
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Dakota Kerr of Smyrna H S
• 2nd Place - Christopher Handlin of Cape Henlopen H S
• 3rd Place - Evan Harris of Polytech
• 4th Place - Tyler Bunting of Sussex Central H S
• 5th Place - Tarryl Sturgis of Sussex Tech H S
• 6th Place - Maniyah Crane of Dover
• 7th Place - Dylan Auen of Lake Forest H S
• 8th Place - Chris Pinock of Caesar Rodney H S

1st Place Match

• Dakota Kerr (Smyrna H S) 29-8, Sr. over Christopher Handlin (Cape Henlopen H S) 27-10, Jr. (MD 10-2)

3rd Place Match

• Evan Harris (Polytech) 24-7, Jr. over Tyler Bunting (Sussex Central H S) 32-19, Sr. (Dec 3-2)

5th Place Match

• Tarryl Sturgis (Sussex Tech H S) 29-18, So. over Maniyah Crane (Dover) 4-5, So. (Dec 9-8)

7th Place Match

• Dylan Auen (Lake Forest H S) 5-3, So. over Chris Pinock (Caesar Rodney H S) 1-5, Sr. (Fall 2:22)

182
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Josh Dailey of Smyrna H S
• 2nd Place - Michael Wright of Sussex Central H S
• 3rd Place - Rae`Mier DeShields of Laurel H S
• 4th Place - Paul Hicks of Caesar Rodney H S
• 5th Place - Sam Arkwuoille Jr. of Dover
• 6th Place - Eduardo Saez of Cape Henlopen H S
• 7th Place - Jeremiah Farrington of Milford Senior
• 8th Place - Mathew Gordy of Polytech

1st Place Match

• Josh Dailey (Smyrna H S) 22-6, Sr. over Michael Wright (Sussex Central H S) 38-8, Jr. (Dec 8-4)

3rd Place Match

• Rae`Mier DeShields (Laurel H S) 30-3, Jr. over Paul Hicks (Caesar Rodney H S) 27-14, Sr. (Dec 5-1)

5th Place Match

• Sam Arkwuoille Jr. (Dover) 23-10, So. over Eduardo Saez (Cape Henlopen H S) 17-13, Jr. (MD 11-1)

7th Place Match

• Jeremiah Farrington (Milford Senior) 16-16, Sr. over Mathew Gordy (Polytech) 17-20, Sr. (Fall 1:52)

195
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Tony Wuest of Smyrna H S
• 2nd Place - Eric Bennett of Milford Senior
• 3rd Place - Kristopher Thompson of Lake Forest H S
• 4th Place - Zachary Schultz of Indian River H S
• 5th Place - Azim Opare of Dover
• 6th Place - Tion Jenkins of Seaford H S
• 7th Place - Gavin Boyer of Caesar Rodney H S
• 8th Place - Luis Perez-Velasquez of Sussex Central H S

1st Place Match

• Tony Wuest (Smyrna H S) 38-2, Sr. over Eric Bennett (Milford Senior) 29-10, Jr. (Fall 1:06)

3rd Place Match

• Kristopher Thompson (Lake Forest H S) 28-9, So. over Zachary Schultz (Indian River H S) 33-12, Jr. (MD 18-5)

5th Place Match

• Azim Opare (Dover) 30-8, Sr. over Tion Jenkins (Seaford H S) 14-15, So. (For.)

7th Place Match

• Gavin Boyer (Caesar Rodney H S) 9-10, Jr. over Luis Perez-Velasquez (Sussex Central H S) 6-7, Jr. (Dec 8-3)

220
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Anthony Diaz of Milford Senior
• 2nd Place - William Ott of Cape Henlopen H S
• 3rd Place - Andrew Hawkins of Sussex Tech H S
• 4th Place - Hugo Harp of Dover
• 5th Place - Hunter Moyer of Smyrna H S
• 6th Place - Michael Handy of Laurel H S
• 7th Place - Brenden Holder of Caesar Rodney H S
• 8th Place - Dylan Craighton of Polytech

1st Place Match

• Anthony Diaz (Milford Senior) 35-4, So. over William Ott (Cape Henlopen H S) 28-9, Jr. (UTB 3-2)

3rd Place Match

• Andrew Hawkins (Sussex Tech H S) 33-11, Jr. over Hugo Harp (Dover) 24-6, So. (Dec 1-0)

5th Place Match

• Hunter Moyer (Smyrna H S) 19-9, Sr. over Michael Handy (Laurel H S) 27-6, Sr. (For.)

7th Place Match

• Brenden Holder (Caesar Rodney H S) 22-10, Sr. over Dylan Craighton (Polytech) 21-11, So. (Fall 2:27)

285
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Kevin Hudson of Caesar Rodney H S
• 2nd Place - Jamie Schirmer of Sussex Tech H S
• 3rd Place - Ramond Turner of Indian River H S
• 4th Place - Jonah Robertson of Cape Henlopen H S
• 5th Place - Brent Young of Smyrna H S
• 6th Place - Jaden Adkins of Dover
• 7th Place - Khashad Gillespie of Laurel H S
• 8th Place - Jacob Bryant of Milford Senior

1st Place Match

• Kevin Hudson (Caesar Rodney H S) 25-8, Fr. over Jamie Schirmer (Sussex Tech H S) 37-6, Jr. (TB-1 4-2)

3rd Place Match

• Ramond Turner (Indian River H S) 33-14, So. over Jonah Robertson (Cape Henlopen H S) 21-15, Jr. (Inj. 0:00)

5th Place Match

• Brent Young (Smyrna H S) 11-7, Sr. over Jaden Adkins (Dover) 14-10, Sr. (Fall 2:54)

7th Place Match

• Khashad Gillespie (Laurel H S) 5-5, Jr. over Jacob Bryant (Milford Senior) 7-12, Jr. (Fall 2:45)

Top 6 Placewinners from the Henlopen Conference Tournament qualify for the DIAA Open State WrestlingTournament on February 23 and 24 at Cape Henlopen High School

 

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From: Andrew Cervantes-Kerwin <acervanteskerwin@athletics.wisc.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 2:13 PM
Subject: WRES: Robertson shines with major decision on senior day
To: Andrew Cervantes-Kerwin <acervanteskerwin@athletics.wisc.edu>


Robertson shines with major decision on senior day
Wick pin, Martin tech fall not enough as Badgers fall to Purdue 25-15
Full Results

MADISON, Wis.-On a day to celebrate the collegiate careers of seven young men, No. 18 Wisconsin wrestling (7-5, 4-5 Big Ten) was in the UW Field House one last time, falling to Purdue (9-7, 3-6), 25-15 in the regular season finale.

"It's not over yet," Head Coach Barry Davis said about the regular season coming to a close. "Even though today was the last regular season dual, we still have Big Tens and the NCAA's yet. For the guys, we have to step it up, turn it up a notch and give that final push into the postseason. We'll make adjustments and make sure when the conference championships come around in just a couple weeks, our guys will win those close decisions."

Evan Wick got back into the win column, tallying a fall against NCAA qualifier Jacob Morrissey in just 1:07. The freshman was able to take down his opponent before locking in a cradle to get both of Morrissey's shoulders on the mat.

In his final competition in the UW Field House, senior Ricky Robertson shined,got back on track by tallying five takedowns and a reversal in a 13-5 major decision over Purdue's Max Lyon.
The other source of team points came from Sophomore Cole Martin, who was on an offensive frenzy. Martin took down Purdue's Austin Nash twice. In addition, Martin got two, two-point near-falls and a four-point near fall in a seven minute, 15-0 tech fall.

The Badgers will now have two weeks to rest up and prepare as tournament season nears. The Big Ten Championships will take place in East Lansing, Michigan on March 3 and 4, with the NCAA Championships occurring just two weeks later in Cleveland, Ohio from March 15-17.

157: Griffin Parriott (PURD) over Andrew Crone (WISC) (Fall 3:17)
165: Evan Wick (WISC) over Jacob Morrissey (PURD) (Fall 1:07)
174: Dylan Lydy (PURD) over Ryan Christensen (WISC) (Dec 6-3)
184: Ricky Robertson (WISC) over Max Lyon (PURD) (MD 13-5)
197: Christian Brunner (PURD) over Hunter Ritter (WISC) (Dec 7-3)
285: Shawn Streck (PURD) over Ben Stone (WISC) (Dec 12-5)
125: Luke Welch (PURD) over Johnny Jimenez (WISC) (MD 11-0)
133: Ben Thornton (PURD) over Jens Lantz (WISC) (Dec 7-3)
141: Nate Limmex (PURD) over Eli Stickley (WISC) (Dec 6-4)
149: Cole Martin (WISC) over Austin Nash (PURD) (TF 15-0 7:00)

 

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From: Jon Fuller<jfuller3@buffalo.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 1:59 PM
Subject: WRE: Bulls Fall to Top-Ranked Penn State in Regular Season Finale
To: "dawvoice3@gmail.com" <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

February 18, 2018


UNIVERSITY PARK, PA – Penn State proved why it's the best wrestling program in the country as the top-ranked Nittany Lions shut out Buffalo, 55-0, at Rec Hall on Sunday afternoon. The loss capped one of Buffalo's most difficult schedules in recent memory as Penn State was the fifth nationally-ranked program the Bulls faced this season.

It was a raucous scene as a sell-out crowd of 6,431 fans packed Rec Hall. The Nittany Lions rolled out six top-ten nationally-ranked wrestlers, four of which ranked in the top three. Penn State dominated the dual, winning seven of the 10 matches by pin to improve to a perfect 14-0 on the season.

Buffalo finished the regular season with a dual record of 5-12. The Bulls will next begin their preparation for the Mid-American Conference Championships which begin on March 3 at Central Michigan. Redshirt-junior Jake Gunning will look to repeat as MAC champion at 285 lbs. and Bryan Lantry, ranked 15th in the nation, is pursuing his first MAC title.

PENN STATE 55, BUFFALO 0
125: Carson Kuhn (PSU) won by forfeit
133: Corey Keener (PSU) won by decision over Justin Patrick (UB), 8-3
141: #8 Nick Lee (PSU) won by fall over Nick Cassella (UB), 4:37
149: #1 Zain Retherford (PSU) won by fall over Nick Palumbo (UB), 4:10
157: Bo Pipher (PSU) won by fall over Eric Fasnacht (UB) 1:53
165: #3 Vincenzo Joseph (PSU) won by major decision over Noah Grover (UB), 16-8
174: #2 Mark Hall (PSU) won by fall over Derek Holcomb (UB), 0:56
184: #1 Bo Nickal (PSU) won by fall over Brett Perry (UB), 0:11
197: #5 Shakur Rasheed (PSU) won by fall over Joe Ariola (UB), 1:57
285: #4 Nick Nevills (PSU) won by fall over Nolan Terrance UB, 2:48

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From: Bradly Derechailo<bderechailo@scarletknights.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 1:48 PM
Subject: No. 21 Rutgers Wrestling Closes Dual Season with Dominate 28-7 Win over In-State Rival Princeton
To: Bradly Derechailo <bderechailo@scarletknights.com>

No. 21 Rutgers Wrestling Closes Dual Season with Dominate 28-7 Win over In-State Rival Princeton

Scarlet Knights collect eight wins en route during Sunday afternoon action inside Jadwin Gym


PRINCETON, N.J. – No. 12 Nicholas Gravina (184) joined the pin pool, John Van Brill (157) collected his second ranked victory of the weekend and No. 21 Rutgers wrestling (8-7, 3-6) defeated in-state foe Princeton (4-9, 3-2), 28-7, Sunday afternoon inside Jadwin Gymnasium.


The Scarlet Knights earned wins in eight of 10 bouts against the Tigers, which included a major decision from Michael Van Brill (141) and decisions from Shane Metzler (125), No. 20 Scott DelVecchio (133), No. 7 Richie Lewis (165), Joseph Grello (174) and Razohnn Gross (HWT).


The win secured the 12th consecutive winning dual season for Rutgers and head coach Scott Goodale – who picked up his 161st-career victory with the program – and also proved to be the 22 consecutive win over the Tigers.


“It’s a rivalry match, so I’m proud of our guys and proud of our program,” Goodale said. “I love the way we handled the travel, fought through adversity all year long with some of our best guys in and out of the lineup. It’s a product of what goes on in our program and the guys in it.”


The bout of the afternoon came courtesy of John Van Brill versus No. 13 Mike D’Angelo, and Van Brill did not disappoint. With D’Angelo up, 2-1, after the first period, Van Brill caught D’Angelo with a single leg at the 50-second mark in period two and tripped his opponent for the takedown and a 3-2 lead. With D’Angelo starting on top in period three, Van Brill then worked a reversal for the 5-3 result.


It marked Van Brill’s second ranked victory in as many matches, as he also collected a win over No. 14 Andrew Krone last Friday against Wisconsin.


Rutgers sprinted off to a quick 10-0 lead with wins in its first three bouts. Metzler, who filled in for No. 1 Nick Suriano (125), earned his second win of the weekend and his varsity career with a 9-7 decision in sudden victory over Matteo DeVincenzo. Metzler produced two takedowns in the first two periods for a 7-4 lead, but DiVincenzo was able to come back with a last-second takedown to make it 7-7 after regulation.


With the clock ticking down in sudden victory one, Metzler drove DiVincenzo into the mat for two and a 9-7 final result. Metzler’s overtime victory put RU up, 3-0, to start the match.


DelVecchio followed with a strong 10-4 decision over Jonathan Gomez. With a 7-3 lead after two periods, DelVecchio muscled his second takedown of the match to extend his lead and added the riding time point.


Hungry for a win, Michael Van Brill also performed well in his match with Jordan Reich. The redshirt freshman raced out to a 6-1 lead after period one courtesy of two takedowns and two back points in the opening three minutes. A takedown with 1:05 left in the match and the riding time point gave Van Brill the 9-1 major decision.


After a tough 8-1 loss from No. 11 Eleazar DeLuca to No. 12 Matthew Kolodzik, John Van Brill followed with his upset victory to give Rutgers a 13-3 lead at intermission.


Lewis wasted no time keeping the momentum in favor of the Scarlet Knights in his bout with two-time national qualifier Jordan Schleifer. With just a 1-0 lead midway through the second period, Lewis worked a single leg for the takedown and a 3-0 lead. Lewis countered a Schleifer escape in the third period with another takedown, and walked out of Jadwin with a 5-1 decision.


Rutgers closed out the dual with wins in three of its final four bouts. Grello earned a tough 7-0 decision over Matthew Gancayco, highlighted by four near-fall points in the closing period. Gravina followed with a first-period fall over Kevin Parker, stuffing his opponent at the 1:58 mark in the match for six team points to give the Scarlet Knights a comfortable 25-3 lead.


A loss at 197 pounds followed, but Gross made sure the RU faithful in attendance left on a high note. Trailing 3-2 to Christian Araneo midway through period two, Gross spun around for the takedown and a 4-3 lead. Araneo was able to escape to make it a 4-4 score at the end of regulation, but Gross worked another takedown for the 6-4 decision in sudden victory. Gross’ second win of the weekend gave Rutgers its final 28-7 tally.


Rutgers shifts its focus to the Big Ten Championships, held from March 3-4 in East Lansing, Michigan.


Knight Notes

• Rutgers is now 43-33-5 all-time against Princeton, which includes 22 straight wins over the Tigers. The Scarlet Knights have not loss to Princeton since 1991.

• The win also marked the 161st of Goodale’s career at Rutgers. He now needs just six more to surpass John Sacchi for the most in program history.

• Metzler is now 2-0 in his short varsity career for Rutgers with a pin and a decision.

• DelVecchio picked up his 81st-career varsity win with his 10-4 decision Sunday, which makes him 32nd in program history.

• Van Brill now owns wins over five ranked foes this season, which includes victories over No. 13 Mike D’Angelo (Princeton), No. 14 Andrew Krone (Wisconsin), No. 11 Luke Zilverberg (South Dakota State) and No. 19 Larry Early (Old Dominion). Van Brill also has a medical forfeit over No. 1 Jason Nolf of Penn State, which counts as a win towards his overall record.

• The 5-3 decision over D’Angelo was the second this season for Van Brill. The redshirt junior also defeated the Tiger, 7-4, to claim third place at the Midlands Championships.

• Lewis has now captured victories in nine of his last 10 outings, which includes ranked victories over No. 11 Evan Wick (Wisconsin), then-No. 8 Nick Wanzek (Minnesota), then-No. 11 Isaiah White (Nebraska), then-No. 11 Te'shan Campbell (Ohio State) and then-No. 13 Anthony Valencia (Arizona St.). During that span, Lewis has outscored his opponents, 85-30, with three majors and a tech fall.


No. 21 Rutgers (8-7, 3-6) 28, Princeton (4-9, 3-2) 7

Dual started at 125 pounds

Location: Jadwin Gym, Princeton, N.J.


125: Shane Metzler (RU) dec. Matteo DeVincenzo (Prin), 9-7 (SV1)| Rutgers 3, Princeton 0

133: No. 20/16/17 Scott DelVecchio (RU) dec. Jonathan Gomez (Prin), 10-4 | Rutgers 6, Princeton 0

141: Michael Van Brill (RU) major dec. Jordan Reich (Prin), 9-1 | Rutgers 10, Princeton 0

149: No. 12 /9/10 Matthew Kolodzik (Prin) dec. No. 11/11/9 Eleazar DeLuca (RU), 8-1| Rutgers 10, Princeton 3

157: John Van Brill (RU) dec. No. 13/14/11 Michael D’Angelo (Prin), 5-3 | Rutgers 13, Princeton 3

165: No. 7/5/8 Richie Lewis (RU) dec. No. NR/19/15 Jonathan Schleifer (Prin), 5-1 | Rutgers 16, Princeton 3

174: Joe Grello (RU) dec. Matthew Gancayco (Prin), 7-0 | Rutgers 19, Princeton 3

184:No. 12/13/12 Nicholas Gravina (RU) fall Kevin Parker (Prin) (1:58) | Rutgers 25, Princeton 3

197: No. 17/NR/NR Patrick Brucki (Prin) major dec. Anthony Messner (RU), 13-5| Rutgers 25, Princeton 7

HWT: Razohnn Gross (RU) dec. Christian Araneo (Prin), 6-4 (SV1)| Rutgers 28, Princeton 7


Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat

NR 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 with www.ScarletKnights.com.






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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Brewer, Christopher J<christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 1:56 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling Results -- #7 Hawkeyes defeat Iowa State, 35-6, in Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series
To:


Play-by-play attached. Results and notables below. Recap to follow

#7 IOWA 35, Iowa State 6
125 -- #3 Spencer Lee (IA) pinned Sinjin Briggs (ISU), 0:40; 6-0
133 -- Paul Glynn (IA) dec. Markus Simmons (ISU), 8-7; 9-0
141 -- Vince Turk (IA) major dec. Ian Parker (ISU), 13-5; 13-0
149 -- #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) dec. Jarrett Degen (ISU), 7-4; 16-0
157 -- #2 Michael Kemerer (IA) dec. Chase Straw (ISU), 11-5; 19-0
165 -- #2 Alex Marinelli (IA) pinned Skyler St. John (ISU), 0:52; 25-0
174 -- Joey Gunther (IA) dec. Danny Bush (ISU), 4-0; 28-0
184 -- #20 Mitch Bowman (IA) dec. Dane Pestano (ISU), 3-2; 31-0
197 -- Sam Colbray (ISU) won by forfeit (ISU); 31-6
285 -- #5 Sam Stoll (IA) major dec. Marcus Harrington (ISU), 14-4; 35-6
Hilton Coliseum
Records: #7 Iowa (12-3) | Iowa State (8-10)
Attendance: 8,861

UP NEXT
Iowa returns to the mat March 3-4 at the Big Ten Championships in East Lansing, Michigan.

NOTABLES
• Attendance was 8,861
• Iowa leads the 2017-18 Cy-Hawk Series 11-8
• Iowa has won 14 straight in the series
• Tom Brands is 13-0 all-time against Iowa State
• Lee’s fall was the fastest by a Hawkeye this season
• Sorensen improved to 4-0 in the Cy-Hawk Series
• Kemerer extended his winning streak to a career-best 24 matches.
• Marinelli improved to 14-0, his fall in 0:52 was the fastest of his career

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Preston R Michelson<preston.michelson@northwestern.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 1:41 PM
Subject: NU WRSTL: No. 17 Wildcats Tame SIUE Cougars, 36-10, In Dual Finale
To: Preston R Michelson <preston.michelson@northwestern.edu>

For Immediate Release | Feb. 18, 2018


Wrestling Contact: Preston Michelson (preston.michelson@northwestern.edu, (305) 609-9630)

Story Available Online: http://bit.ly/2CsZstO


NU WRESTLING: No. 17 Wildcats Tame SIUE Cougars, 36-10, In Dual Finale


EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. — No. 17 Northwestern (11-4, 5-4 Big Ten) wrapped up its monumental 2017-18 dual slate with a resounding, 36-10, victory over SIUE (6-15, 4-3 SoCon) at the Vadalabene Center on Sunday afternoon.

The Wildcats finished their dual slate with a .733 winning percentage, tying their best mark since posting a .733 finish in the 2011-12 slate.

NU's three pins tied its season-high, also done against Maryland on December 2, 2017, en route to eight individual wins overall.

Northwestern came out of the gate with three-straight wins, including heaps of bonus points from No. 5 Ryan Deakin (149) and Shayne Oster (157).

Alec McKenna (141) started the afternoon off with a clean, 5-0 decision over Dakota Leach to hand the Wildcats three team points.

Deakin followed up with a first-period pin, his team-best eighth win by fall of the campaign. He wrapped up his dual mark at 14-1, with his only setback coming to #2 Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) in a controversial, overtime decision.

Oster continued his scorching-hot wrestling with a 16-0 tech fall of Karsten Van Velsor. Oster stretched his winning streak to three-straight, a stretch that started with a match-clinching pin of Griffin Parriott against No. 22 Purdue last Friday.

Before the intermission, No. 20 Johnny Sebastian (174) notched a shutout, 8-0 major decision over Bryce Shewan to extend the Wildcat lead to 14 points heading into the break.

Mitch Sliga (184) notched his second pin of the season — and Northwestern's second of the afternoon — with a win by fall in 4:17 over SIUE's Jake Godinez.

The Wildcats received another pin from Zack Chakonis (197), a 6:51 winner. Chakonis's fourth pin of the season tied him for second-most on the squad.

Conan Jennings (285) showcased some late dramatics in his heavyweight bout, accumulating all of his scoring in the final period. He topped SIUE's Tommy Helton, 3-0.

In Northwestern's final bout of the afternoon, Colin Valdiviez (133) needed a come-from-behind finish to earn the victory. He did, notching a late-time takedown to put down John Muldoon, 4-2.

Chicago's Big Ten Team is back in action for the Big Ten Championships in East Lansing, Michigan, from March 3-4.

#17 Northwestern 36, SIUE 10
Edwardsville, Ill. | Vadalabene Center | Feb. 18, 2018

141: Alec McKenna (NU) dec. Dakota Leach (SIUE), 5-0 | NU 3, SIUE 0
149: #5 Ryan Deakin (NU) Fall Tyshawn Williams (SIUE), 2:26 | NU 9, SIUE 0
157: Shayne Oster (NU) Tech Fall Karsten Van Velsor (SIUE), 16-0 (3:24) | NU 14, SIUE 0
165: Nate Higgins (SIUE) maj. dec. Michael Sepke (NU), 10-2 | NU 14, SIUE 4
174: #20 Johnny Sebastian (NU) maj. dec. Bryce Shewan (SIUE), 8-0 | NU 18, SIUE 4
184: Mitch Sliga (NU) Fall Jake Godinez (SIUE), 4:17 | NU 24, SIUE 4
197: Zack Chakonis (NU) Fall Christian Dulaney (SIUE), 6:51 | NU 30, SIUE 4
285: Conan Jennings (NU) dec. Tommy Helton (SIUE), 3-0 | NU 33, SIUE 4
125: Zachary Gentzler (SIUE) wins by forfeit | NU 33, SIUE 10
133: Colin Valdiviez (NU) dec. John Muldoon (SIUE), 4-2 | NU 36, SIUE 10


- #B1GCats -


Preston Michelson

Assistant Director of Communications (VB, WRSTL, MGOLF, Secondary WBB)

Northwestern Athletics

o: (847) 467-3274 | c: (305) 609-9630 | f: (847) 491-8818

e: preston.michelson@northwestern.edu

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Bradly Derechailo<bderechailo@scarletknights.com>
Date: Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 1:07 PM
Subject: NCAA Announces Qualifier Allocations, Updated Coaches Rankings, RPI
To: Bradly Derechailo <bderechailo@scarletknights.com>

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: Bradly Derechailo (office: 732-647-5034; e-mail: bd219@scarletknights.com)



NCAA Announces Qualifier Allocations, Updated Coaches Rankings, RPI

Seven Scarlet Knights appear in latest NCAA RPI, Six in coaches panel rankings


Updated RPI | Update Coaches Panel Rankings | Full NCAA Allocations Release


PISCATAWAY, N.J. – The NCAA released its qualifier allocations per conference for the 2018 NCAA Championships from March 15-17 in Cleveland. Seven Rutgers wrestlers appeared in the latest NCAA RPI Rankings, while six Scarlet Knights appear in the latest update to the NCAA coaches panel rankings.


Each qualifying tournament was awarded spots per weight class based on current year data. Each wrestler was measured on the following: Division I winning percentage at the weight class; ratings percentage index (RPI); and coaches’ ranking.


For each wrestler that reached the threshold in at least two of the three categories, his qualifying tournament was awarded a qualifying spot in that weight class. Each qualifying tournament, with automatic qualifying status, was awarded a minimum of one wrestler per weight class, which will go to the tournament champion, even if they did not have any wrestlers reach at least two of the three thresholds. NCAA tournament spots for each qualifying event will be awarded at the tournament based solely on place-finish.


This season, the Big Ten Conference led the way with 80 of the total 281 automatic bids on the table.




Conference 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 HWT Total
ACC 2 5 3 4 3 2 4 3 3 5 34
Big 12 7 5 3 5 3 6 5 4 4 3 45
Big Ten 10 7 8 9 8 10 7 8 6 7 80
EIWA 1 3 4 4 6 6 5 7 6 5 47
EWL 2 1 4 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 18
MAC 2 4 3 2 3 1 3 2 2 3 25
PAC 12 4 2 1 1 3 1 2 1 4 3 22
Southern 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 12
Total Qualifiers 29 28 27 27 29 29 28 29 28 29
283




After all of the qualifying events have concluded, the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee will meet in-person to select the remaining 47 at-large qualifiers, which will be announced on March 6. All weight classes will consist of 33 wrestlers. The at-large selections will be made based on the following criteria: head-to-head competition; quality wins; coaches’ ranking; results against common opponents; RPI; qualifying event placement; and winning percentage.


The full Rutgers rankings breakdown is available below.




Weight Name Latest RPI Latest Coaches
125 Nick Suriano No. 2 No. 2
133 Scott DelVecchio No. 12 No. 14
141 Michael Van Brill No. 23 NR
149 Eleazar DeLuca No. 13 No. 12
157 John Van Brill No. 10 No. 13
165 Richie Lewis NR No. 9
174 Joseph Grello No. 25 NR
184 Nicholas Gravina NR No. 9
HWT Razohnn Gross No. 31 NR


The coaches’ rankings are compiled by a vote of coaches representing each conference. For ranking purposes, coaches may only consider a wrestler that has been designated as a starter at a respective weight class. To be eligible for the rankings, wrestlers must have participated in at least five matches against Division I opponents in the weight class and have wrestled within the last 30 days.


To be eligible for an RPI ranking, a wrestler must have a minimum of 17 Division I matches at a given weight class.


The 2018 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships takes place at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland March 15-17. Rutgers wrestling fans can secure tickets to this year’s national tournament by clicking here or by call the Rutgers ticket office at 1-866-GORU.


The Big Ten Championships are scheduled from March 3-4 in East Lansing at the Breslin Center. For more information on the tournament, visit the tournament central page here.


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 with www.ScarletKnights.com.






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