2018-19 Delaware High School and College Wrestling Recaps

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FYI on Brent Fleetwood

NDSU Intra-Squad Scrimmage – Green 28, Gold 23

Scheels Center, Sanford Health Athletic Complex, Fargo, N.D.
Match 1—149 Austin Braun (GREEN) dec. Sam Gilseth (GOLD), 14-10

Match 2—149 Jaden Van Maanen (GOLD) tech fall Brody Schmidt (GREEN), TF 18-0, 3:00

Match 3—141 Sawyer Degen (GREEN) dec Taylor Nein (GOLD), 4-2

Match 4—125 Brent Fleetwood (GOLD) dec Paul Bianchi (GREEN), 5-0

Match 5—133 Cam Sykora (GREEN) tech fall Nico Colunga (GOLD), TF 15-0, 3:40

Match 6—157 Nick Knutson (GREEN) dec Austin Brenner (GOLD), 4-2

Match 7—165 Andrew Fogarty (GREEN) tech fall Jimmy Noel (GOLD), TF 15-0, 5:43

Match 8—184 Tyler McNutt (GREEN) dec Michael Otomo (GOLD), 7-2

Match 9—197 Cordell Eaton (GOLD) fall Cole Witzig (GREEN), 2:57

Match 11—285 Brandon Metz (GOLD) tie-breaker 2 Dan Stibral (GREEN), 4-3 TB-2

Match 12—141 Gavin Sutton (GREEN) dec Sawyer Degen (GOLD), 7-2

Match 13—149 Jaden Van Maanen (GOLD) injury def Braun (GREEN), INJ 4:09

Match 14—174 Lorenzo De La Riva (GREEN) dec Jesse Shearer (GOLD), 9-3

Attendance—144

Referee—Guy Kimball


Next up—North Dakota State hosts Northwestern 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, at Scheels Center


Recap to follow



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

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From: Utah Valley Athletics <noreply@mail.collegiateathleticnews.com>
Date: Tue, Oct 30, 2018 at 2:40 PM
Subject: UVU WRE: Utah Valley wrestling to host annual Intrasquad Dual on Thursday
To: David Willauer <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

UVU wrestling to host annual Intrasquad Dual on Thursday
10/30/2018 | Wrestling
OREM, Utah - The Utah Valley University wrestling team will debut its 2018-19 roster for the first time on Thursday with the annual Green & Black Intrasquad Dual. The exhibition contest, which will feature free admission, will begin at 7 p.m. at UVU's Lockhart Arena.

This year's Intrasquad Dual will be competed on two mats and each mat will be streamed live on GoUVU.com/watch.

The Wolverines will enter the season off of a successful 2017-18 campaign in which they posted an 8-6 overall record and tied for fifth in the Big 12 Conference standings with a 4-4 league dual clip. UVU also earned its first USA Today/NWCA Top 25 Coaches Poll ranking a season ago, as it debuted in the poll at No. 25 after knocking off Big 12 power Oklahoma at home in early February. Utah Valley then capped its season by sending a program-high five grapplers to the 2018 NCAA Championships.

UVU will welcome back four of the five 2018 national qualifiers this season in sophomore 133-pounder Taylor LaMont, junior 165-pounder Demetrius Romero, junior 174-pounder Kimball Bastian and junior 197-pounder Tanner Orndorff. The lone qualifier not coming back is departed senior and two-time NCAA qualifier Dustin Dennison (heavyweight).

A trio of Wolverines will enter season ranked in the InterMat Preseason Poll led by Romero and Bastian, who will both enter 2018-19 ranked 15th in their respective weight class. Redshirt freshman Tate Orndorff, who is anticipated to start for the Wolverines at heavyweight this season, also finds himself ranked 19th nationally. Tate Orndorff is the younger brother of two-time NCAA qualifier Tanner Orndorff.

In all, UVU welcomes back a total of nine starters this season in LaMont (125 last season, 133 this season), sophomore Durbin Lloren (141), sophomore Matt Findlay (141), senior Matthew Ontiveros (149), junior Grant LaMont (149 last season, 157 this season), senior Raider Lofthouse (157), Romero (165), Bastian (174), sophomore Gary Jantzer (184) and Tanner Orndorff (197). Unfortunately, Taylor LaMont, who earned the No. 7 seed at nationals as a redshirt freshman last season, is slated to miss the 2018-19 campaign for UVU due to an injury.

PROBABLE MATCHES FOR THURSDAY
MAT ONE
Team Black vs. Team Green
157 - Max Sultan, Jr. vs. Jakob Discher, RFr. (Pigtail Match)
133 - Isaiah Delgado, Fr. vs. Mitch Brown, Sr.*
149 - Josh Tolentino, Fr. vs. Matthew Ontiveros, Sr.**
285 - Benjamin Andrew, So. vs. Tate Orndorff, RFr.
165 - Demetrius Romero, Jr.* vs. Koy Wilkinson, RSo.*
197 - Ashton Seely, RFr. vs. Tanner Orndorff, Jr.**
157 - Grant LaMont, Jr.** vs. Raider Lofthouse, Sr.***
174 - Kimball Bastian, Jr.** vs. Dante Springsteen, RFr.
149 - 1st Round Winner vs. 1st Round Winner (No Team Score)
141 - Matt Findlay, So.* vs. Durbin Lloren, So.*
165 - Kyle Snelling, RFr. vs. Koy Wilkinson, RSo.*
197 - Tanner Orndorff, Jr.** vs. Jayden Woodruff, Fr.
157 - 1st Round Winner vs. 1st Round Winner (No Team Score)

MAT TWO
Team Black vs. Team Green
133 - Dylan Gregerson, Fr. vs. Kainalu Estrella, Fr.
125 - Josh Jensen, Sr. vs. Josiah Nava, Fr.
149 - Dre Scruggs, Fr. vs. Landon Knutzen, So.
184 - Will Sumner, Sr.** vs. Jason Gissel, Fr.
157 - Jerry Rubio, Fr. vs. Cameron Haddock, Fr.
133 - Dylan Gregerson, Fr. vs. Baylor Steward, Fr.
157 - Spencer Heywood, RFr. vs. Winner of Pigtail
125 - Will Edelblute, Fr. vs. Josiah Nava, Fr.
149 - 1st Round Loser vs. 1st Round Loser (No Team Score)
285 - Benjamin Andrew, So. vs. Chase Trussell, Fr.
133 - Baylor Steward, Fr. vs. Mitch Brown, Sr.* (No Team Score)
133 - Isaiah Delgado, Fr. vs. Kainalu Estrella, Fr.
157 - 1st Round Loser vs. 1st Round Loser (No Team Score)

*Denotes years as a starter

The highlight match of the contest will feature a pair of returning starters against each other when Findlay and Lloren do battle at 141 pounds late in the contest on mat number one. Another key match will feature a pair of multiple-year returning starters against one another, as the senior Lofthouse and the junior Grant LaMont are scheduled to face-off at 157 pounds on mat one. Returning NCAA qualifiers Romero, Bastian and Tanner Orndorff are all also scheduled to compete in the exhibition contest.

WOLVERINE SEASON PREVIEW
Check out the 2018-19 UVU wrestling season preview on Adobe Spark by clicking HERE.

UP NEXT FOR UVU
Following Thursday's Green & Black Intrasquad, UVU will send a number of backups and redshirts to the Cowboy Open on Saturday, Nov. 3 in Laramie, Wyoming. The Wolverines will then officially begin their 2018-19 season at the Journeymen Northeast Duals on Saturday Nov. 10 in Troy, New York. There, UVU will face Nebraska, Rutgers and Niagara County CC.

 

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Date: Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 8:28 AM
Subject: COLLEGE WRESTLING: Penn State opens season unanimous No. 1 in NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll
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National Wrestling Coaches Association Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll

October 31, 2018
Penn State opens season unanimous No. 1 in NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll

Manheim, Pa. – Penn State received all 16 first-place votes in the NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll to start the 2018-19 season at No. 1, the NWCA announced Wednesday. In addition to the Nittany Lions, the Big Ten Conference has four of the top-five teams in No. 2 Ohio State, No. 3 Iowa and No. 5 Michigan.

Link: http://www.nwcaonline.com/penn-state-opens-season-unanimous-no-1-nwca-division-wrestling-coaches-poll/

Penn State is coming off its seventh NCAA championship in the last eight years, while also wrapping up its third straight undefeated campaign. PSU head coach Cael Sanderson’s squad returns past NCAA Division I champions Jason Nolf, Vincenzo Joseph, Mark Hall and Bo Nickal. Entering his 10th year as head coach in Happy Valley, Sanderson is aiming to extend the Nittany Lions’ school record 45-dual winning streak when they open the season against Kent State at home on November 11.

Overall, the 11 of the Big Ten’s 14 schools are in the top 25 to start the season. Among the top-five squads, Ohio State returns a host of All-Americans including past NCAA champion Myles Martin. Bolstered by returning NCAA and Big Ten 125-pound champion Spencer Lee, Iowa is expected to contend for Big Ten and NCAA team championships. The Hawkeyes also will put a formidable dual team on the mat.

Fourth-ranked Oklahoma State starts the year as the highest-ranked Big 12 Conference team and returns enough firepower to make this season interesting. No. 14 Northern Iowa, No. 20 South Dakota State and No. 22 Wyoming round out ranked teams hailing from the Big 12

Four of the six ACC schools are in the top 25, with NC State coming in at No. 8, while Virginia Tech checks in at No. 11. Tobacco Road rivals North Carolina and Duke, who makes its first-ever appearance in the NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll, are listed back-to-back at Nos. 23 and No. 24, respectively.

Sixth-ranked Lehigh and ninth-ranked Cornell are the lone schools represented from the EIWA. Four conferences have a single team included on the poll: No. 7 Missouri (MAC), No. 20 Lock Haven (EWL), No. 10 Arizona State (Pac-12), No. 25 Appalachian State (Southern Conference).

The NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll is voted on by two coaches from each Division I wrestling conference. Each first-place vote is worth 25 points, 24 points for a second-place vote, 23 for a third-place vote and so on through to one point for a 25th-place vote.


Rank Team (First) 17-18 Rec. Points Conference Final Dual
Rank 17-18
1 Penn State (16) 14-0 400 Big Ten 1
2 Ohio State 14-1 376 Big Ten 2
3 Iowa 12-3 365 Big Ten 7
4 Oklahoma State 13-2 353 Big 12 5
5 Michigan 11-3 331 Big Ten 4
6 Lehigh 12-3 305 EIWA 8
7 Missouri 19-0 298 MAC 3
8 NC State 15-2 295 ACC 6
9 Cornell 13-2 259 EIWA 11
10 Arizona State 11-3 254 Pac-12 9
11 Virginia Tech 14-3 245 ACC 10
12 Nebraska 10-4 230 Big Ten 13
13 Minnesota 10-8 203 Big Ten 18
14 Northern Iowa 6-5 201 Big 12 15
15 Illinois 7-4 167 Big Ten 16
16 Rutgers 8-7 148 Big Ten 19
17 Northwestern 11-4 132 Big Ten 17
18 Purdue 9-7 114 Big Ten 21
19 Wisconsin 7-5 102 Big Ten 22
20 (tie) South Dakota State 13-2 85 Big 12 12
20 (tie) Lock Haven 12-4 85 EWL 23
22 Wyoming 13-3 72 Big 12 14
23 North Carolina 9-11 71 ACC 24
24 Duke 7-7 17 ACC NR
25 Appalachian State 9-4 16 SoCon NR

Others Receiving Votes: Stanford 15, Maryland 11, Drexel 9, Pittsburgh 8, North Dakota State 6, Iowa State 4, Rider 4, Utah Valley 4, Virginia 4, Binghamton 3, Clarion 3, Army West Point 1, Central Michigan 1, Kent State 1, Old Dominion 1, Princeton 1.


2018-19 NWCA DIVISION I WRESTLING COACHES POLL RELEASE SCHEDULE
November December January February
6 4 1 5
13 11 8 12
20 18 15 19
27 22 26
29



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Date: Thu, Nov 1, 2018 at 1:26 PM
Subject: WRE: Buckeyes Open 2018-19 Season
To:



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Nov. 1, 2018


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Wrestling contact:

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


WRE: Buckeyes Open 2018-19 Season


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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The 99th season of Ohio State University Wrestling begins this weekend (Nov. 2-3). An All-Star appetizer will be served Friday night (9 p.m. ET) when Joey McKenna competes in the 2018 NWCA All-Star Classic in Denver, Colo., before a main course in the form of a team dual versus the U.S. Naval Academy in Owings Mills, Md., less than 24 hours later at 7 p.m. ET on Saturday.


COVERAGE LINKS

NWCA All-Star Classic | Friday, Nov. 2 | 9 p.m. ET

Live Video (TrackWrestling)


Dual vs. Navy | Saturday, Nov. 3 | 7 p.m. ET

Live Video (FloWrestling)

Bout Updates


MCKENNA FACES OKLAHOMA STATE’S KAID BROCK

Joey McKenna represents the 22nd Buckeye to compete in the NWCA All-Star Classic since 1970.


The senior from Towaco, N.J., has compiled a 79-8 record and placed third at the NCAA Championships twice (2016, 2018). He enters his final collegiate campaign after being crowned a U.S. Open champion this summer.


Brock owns a 59-9 career mark and is known as a ‘giant killer’ with 10 victories over All-Americans the past three years. This season marks his first at 141 pounds, however, after previously competing at 133.


<<PROBABLE LINEUPS>>


HISTORY WITH THE MIDSHIPMEN

The last dual between Ohio State and Navy occurred over two decades ago on Jan. 14, 1996. The Buckeyes were victorious, 27-6, in that one after a similar result three years earlier (1996; W, 28-6). Navy was triumphant in the series’ first clash, however, a 34-0 Buckeye blanking back in 1943. Saturday marks the fourth meeting all-time.


MARTN, MOORE READY FOR U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Myles Martin (86 kg) and Kollin Moore (97 kg) represent 20 percent of Team USA’s roster for the U23 World Championships which will be contested Nov. 12-18 in Bucharest, Romania. In preparation for the international competition, Moore will miss the Navy dual held at Martin’s alma mater (McDonogh School) while both Buckeyes will be out of the lineup for matches at Cal Baptist (Nov. 16) and Arizona State (Nov. 18).


PRESEASON RANKINGS

Ohio State is slotted No. 2 unanimously in the preseason national rankings and seven Buckeye wrestlers are ranked Top-15 in their respective weight classes by FloWrestling:

133 lbs | No. 3 Luke Pletcher

141 lbs | No. 2 Joey McKenna

149 lbs | No. 2 Micah Jordan

157 lbs | No. 6 Ke-Shawn Hayes

174 lbs | No. 13 Te’Shan Campbell

184 lbs | No. 1 Myles Martin

197 lbs | No. 3 Kollin Moore


MEDIA DARLINGS

No collegiate wrestling program in the country will be featured on a national stage more often than Ohio State during the 2018-19 season as the Buckeyes have been tabbed for an NCAA-best five nationally-broadcast duals. The Big Ten Network will air four Buckeye matches while No. 2 Ohio State’s top-10 non-conference tilt with No. 9 North Carolina State (Jan. 6; 6 p.m. ET) rolls out live on ESPN2.


BTN is set to showcase conference clashes vs. Wisconsin (Dec. 9; 4 p.m.), vs. Michigan (Jan. 25; 7 p.m.), at Illinois (Feb. 1; 9 p.m.) and vs. Penn State (Feb. 8; 8:30 p.m.). The rivalry scuffle against the Wolverines will go down at Value City Arena inside the Schottenstein Center.


MICHIGAN STATE OPEN

In addition to the competition discussed above, a large contingent of unattached Buckeyes are entered into the Michigan State Open on Saturday (Nov. 3). TrackWrestling will provide video ($) and live results (free).




KYLEKUHLMAN

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

Wrestling & Men’s Volleyball SID | Football & Basketball Statistics Manager

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From: Nebraska Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Thu, Nov 1, 2018 at 11:25 PM
Subject: Article: Huskers Newcomers, Veterans Shine at Wrestle-Offs
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Huskers Newcomers, Veterans Shine at Wrestle-Offs
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Thu, November 01, 2018

Courtesy Isabel Thalken/Nebraska Communications

Lincoln, Neb. -- The Nebraska wrestling team held its annual Intrasquad Wrestle-Offs on Thursday evening. For the first time, the event took place inside the Hendricks Training Complex. Fans packed both the bleachers and the temporary seating set up for the event as they got their first look at the 2018-19 Huskers.

"We wanted to make a nice environment here in the wrestling room for the fans," Nebraska Wrestling Head Coach Mark Manning said. "We had a lot of great action tonight. It's hard to wrestle teammates, but we had several weight classes where we needed to figure out who was going to step up and take the starting spot. I saw guys working really hard out there tonight and showing a lot of composure."

This year’s wrestle-offs featured bouts at eight different weight classes, with two bouts each at both 133 and 141 pounds.

To start off the action at 133 pounds, Brian Peska defeated Tucker Sjomeling by decision, 6-5. In the second 133-pound bout, redshirt freshman Christian Miller won in a decision over true freshman Jevon Parrish, 7-0. In a battle of the 133 pound winners, Miller won by decision, 3-1.

Redshirt junior Jordan Shearer won by decision against Collin Purinton, 10-4. Purinton went 1-2 in dual action last year, while Shearer will have the opportunity to compete in his first dual this season.

Two-time All-American Tyler Berger put on a show for the fans in his match at 157 pounds, winning by major decision, 15-1 over true freshman Peyton Robb, a three-time state champion at 160 pounds from Owatonna, Minn. Eric Schultz, one of Nebraska’s five returning NCAA qualifiers, won his bout at 197 pounds in a dominating performance. He won by technical fall, 26-10 over Anthony Gaona, a freshman from Olathe, Kan.

Coach Manning commented on the impressive efforts from Berger and Schultz, two of his returning NCAA qualifiers from last season.

"Those two wrestled probably as well as I have ever seen them wrestle tonight," Manning said. "Tyler Berger is an elite wrestler, and Schultz continues to show his improvement every time he gets out there. For our young guys that had to go up against those two tonight, there's no shame in getting beat. They'll take their lumps but this is only going to make them better."

Redshirt sophomore Chad Red Jr., the second of the three returning All-Americans for NU, won in a decision over Kyle Ruettiger, 6-1, at 141 pounds.

Johnny Blankenship defeated Dalton Peters by decision, 2-1, in one of the most hotly contested bouts of the night. Redshirt freshman Labriola followed up Blankenship's victory with a win of his own. He won by major decision over Cade Svoboda, a redshirt sophomore from Ord, Neb. Labriola is ranked as the No. 11 wrestler in the country at 174 pounds by both FloWrestling and OpenMat’s rankings.

In the heavyweight bout, Patrick Grayson battled Christian Lance, a junior who transferred from Division II Fort Hays State in the offseason. After two overtime periods, Lance won by decision, 3-3, based on riding time.

Taylor Venz, the last of the three returning All-Americans for Nebraska, did not compete tonight as he will be competing in the NWCA All-Star Classic in Denver, Colo. tomorrow night. Zeke Moisey (125), a redshirt senior who transfered from West Virginia in the offseason, sat out tonight with an injury but is expected to make his Husker debut next weekend. Moisey was a two-time NCAA Championships qualifier at WVU.

Wrestle-Offs Results:

1. (133a.): Brian Peska dec. Tucker Sjomeling, 6-5.
2. (133b.): Christian Miller dec. Jevon Parrish, 7-0.
3. (141a.): Alex Thomsen tb-1 Aris Shino, 5-3.
4. (141b.): Chad Red Jr. dec. Kyle Ruettiger, 6-1.
5. (149): Jordan Shearer dec. Collin Purinton, 10-4
6. (157): Tyler Berger major dec. Peyton Robb, 15-1
7. (165): Johnny Blankenship tb-2 Dalton Peters, 2-1
8. (174): Mikey Labriola major dec. Cade Svoboda, 15-4
9. (197): Eric Schultz tech. fall Anthony Gaona, 26-10
10. (285): Christian Lance RT Patrick Grayson, 3-3.
11. (133 Final) Christian Miller dec. Brian Peska, 3-1

Next Up:

The Huskers travel to Brookings, S.D. to compete at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open on Sunday, Nov. 4, to begin the 2018-19 season. The first home dual is set for Friday, Nov. 16 at 8 p.m. against Wisconsin, with coverage by the Big Ten Network.

Attendance: 262



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From: Brian Reinhardt <bcreinha@ncsu.edu>
Date: Fri, Nov 2, 2018 at 9:31 AM
Subject: NC STATE WRESTLING: Wolfpack to Hold Wrestle-Offs Saturday, Travel to Hokie Open Sunday
To:

@PackWrestle to Hold Wrestle-Offs Saturday, Travel to Hokie Open Sunday
Wrestle-Offs start at 12:45 p.m. at the Close-King Indoor Practice Facility

Roster Breakdown | Meet the Freshmen | In the Rankings
2018-19 Schedule | Purchase Season Tickets
LISTEN: #PackMentality Pop-Ins Podcast #30 – Opening weekend & Sgt. Slaughter

RALEIGH, N.C. – The #8 NC State wrestling team opens its 2018-19 campaign this weekend with a pair of events, one in Raleigh and one on the road.

NC State will hold its annual Wrestle-Offs this Saturday prior to the NC State-Florida State football game at the Close-King Indoor Practice Facility. Doors open at 12:45 p.m., and admission is free.
Then on Sunday, selected members of the Wolfpack will travel up to Norfolk, Va., for the annual Hokie Open.

Competing in the Open Division:
125 – Tommy Cox
125 – Charlie Lenox
133 – Kellen Devlin
141 – Will Clark
141 – A.J. Leitten
141 – Jamel Morris
157 – #2 Hayden Hidlay

Competing in the Freshman/Sophomore Division:
125 – Jakob Camacho
125 – Trevor Edwards
133 – John Devine
133 – Jarrett Trombley
141 – Jarred Papcsy
141 – Alex Urquiza
149 – Matt Fields
165 – Tyler Barnes
165 – Alex Faison
174 – Jake Cook
174 – Trent Hidlay
197 – Tyrie Houghton
197 – Tony Wuest

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Date: Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 6:48 PM
Subject: WRE: @wrestlingbucks Open Season with 28-9 Victory Over Navy
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Nov. 3, 2018


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OWINGS MILLS, Md. – Myles Martin put on a show in front of the ‘home’ crowd with a 21-6 technical fall during an Ohio State-hosted dual vs. Navy at his alma mater, McDonogh School. Martin was one of eight Buckeyes to arise victorious in the second-ranked Buckeyes’ 28-9 triumph.


Martin wasn’t the only Scarlet-clad grappler to register a dominating tech fall. Fellow senior captain Micah Jordan shined in the evening’s lone nationally-ranked showdown with a 16-1 besting of No. 19 Jared Prince.


In the opening bout, Ke-Shawn Hayes found himself trailing 3-1 entering the third period and electing to start in the bottom position. After a quick escape, he lifted an ankle and tagged Connor Prince with a trip for two. Hayes would tack on another takedown and the riding time tally for a 7-5 final score at 157 pounds.


Kaleb Romero, making his Ohio State varsity debut, performed third-period magic as well. He nailed a blast double for the bout-winning takedown with eight seconds left on the clock. His 3-2 decision represented his first career win and pushed the Buckeyes ahead 6-0.


Jumping up to 174 pounds for his senior season did little to deter Te’Shan Campbell’s elite top position effort. He executed his patented tilt twice in the second stanza for a half dozen near-fall points. Campbell then held on for an 8-5 decision and Ohio State went up 9-0.


The main event came next as Martin took to the mat. He did not disappoint with 10 takedowns and the aforementioned 21-6 tech midway through the second period.


Kevin Snyder was in the attack in the first, firing shot after shot. The 197-pound Buckeye was able to finish off a takedown but did force a ‘hands to the face’ penalty point on Joshua Roetman. The 1-0 edge remained going to the second before Roetman caught Snyder in a cradle and capped off the fall at 3:39 for Navy’s first bout win.


The heavyweights grinded to a 1-1 stalemate though the first six minutes and 20 seconds. Then, Ohio State’s Gary Traub notched a takedown and seized the 3-1 ‘W.’


As the match flipped over to 125 pounds, the Midshipmen returned the favor with a late-match win of their own. Jacob Allen popped out of a long scramble and ended up on top with 20 seconds remaining to hand Brakan Mead a 5-4 defeat.


Picking up where he left off during the 2017-18 season, Luke Pletcher grinded out a 7-4 decision over Casey Cobb at 133 pounds. Eighteen of his 30 wins a year ago came by three points or less.


Less than 24 hours after handing No. 4 Kaid Brock (Oklahoma State) an 11-4 loss in the NWCA All-Star Classic two time zones away in Denver, Joey McKenna battled for a 3-2 win over Nicholas Gil. The tilt sat tied at 2-2 entering the third period before McKenna rode him out for the entire two minutes to activate the riding time point and the 3-2 edge.


The cherry on top came in the form of a top-20 showdown between No. 2 Micah Jordan and No. 19 Jared Prince at 149 pounds. It was complete domination as Jordan produced a 16-1 tech fall.


BOUT RESULTS

No. 2 Ohio State 28, Navy 9

157 lbs | No. 6 Ke-Shawn Hayes (Ohio State) def. Connor Prince (Navy) | D, 7-5; Team Score: 3-0

165 lbs | Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) def. Tanner Skidgel (Navy) | D, 3-2; TS: 6-0

174 lbs | No. 13 Te’Shan Campbell (Ohio State) def. Spencer Carey (Navy) | D, 8-5; TS: 9-0

184 lbs | No. 1 Myles Martin (Ohio State) def. Anthony Cable (Navy) | TF, 21-6; TS: 14-0

197 lbs | Joshua Roetman (Navy) def. Kevin Snyder (Ohio State) | PIN, 3:39; TS: 14-6

285 lbs | Gary Traub (Ohio State) def. Andrew Piehl (Navy) | D, 3-1; TS: 17-6

125 lbs | Jacob Allen (Navy) def. Brakan Mead (Ohio State) | D, 5-4; TS: 17-9

133 lbs | No. 4 Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) def. Casey Cobb (Navy) | D, 7-4; TS: 20-9

141 lbs | No. 2 Joey McKenna (Ohio State) def. Nicholas Gil (Navy) | D, 3-2; TS: 23-9

149 lbs | No. 2 Micah Jordan (Ohio State) def. No. 19 Jared Prince (Navy) | TF, 16-1; TS: 28-9


Ohio State returns to action next weekend (Nov. 11) at the Ohio Intercollegiate Open in Cleveland, Ohio.




KYLEKUHLMAN

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

Wrestling & Men’s Volleyball SID | Football & Basketball Statistics Manager

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Date: Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 7:46 PM
Subject: UVU WRE: Six Wolverines earn podium finishes at Cowboy Open
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Six Wolverines earn podium finishes at Cowboy Open
11/3/2018 | Wrestling
LARAMIE, Wyo. - With primarily backups and redshirts in attendance, a total of six Utah Valley University grapplers earned podium finishes on Saturday at the Cowboy Open in Laramie.

In the elite division, sophomore Benjamin Andrew led the way by placing second at heavyweight, while redshirt sophomore Koy Wilkinson finished third at 165 and redshirt freshman Jakob Discher placed fourth at 165. In an amateur division, a pair of unattached freshmen won titles in Cameron Haddock (149 pounds) and Jayden Woodruff (197). Fellow unattached freshman Chase Trussell too had a nice outing by finishing second at heavyweight in the amateur bracket.

Andrew wrestled his way to a 2-1 record on the day on his way to earning a runner-up finish. After picking up wins over Wyoming's Hunter Mullis (3-1) and Chadron State's Wade French (11-7), Andrew then dropped the title bout to Nebraska-Kearney's Jarrod Hinrichs by a score of 4-1.

Wilkinson picked up a third-place finish after going 4-1 at the season-opening event. Wilkinson started his tournament with wins over Chadron State's Tate Allison (4-1) and Providence's Josh Beckler (21-5). After falling to No. 11 Branson Ashworth of Wyoming (16-1), the Wolverine 165-pound sophomore responded with a 2-1 decision over Nebraska-Kearney's Walker Johnson to reach the third-place bout. For third place, Wilkinson then matched up with his teammate Discher. Wilkinson managed to get the best of Dishcer, winning the third-place bout by major decision (12-3).

Discher finished his opening-season event with a 3-2 outing on his way to placing fourth at 165 pounds. After falling to Montana State-Northern's Andrew Bartel (13-1) in his opening match, Discher responded with three straight wins over Providence's Josh Beckler (15-7), Nebraska-Kearney Talon Seitz (18-4) and Air Force's Adam Pelter (13-2). He then dropped his third-place contest to teammate Wilkinson (12-3).

In the amateur division, unattached freshmen Haddock and Woodruff both won titles by going a perfect 4-0 and 3-0, respectively. Fellow unattached freshman Trussell followed by placing second with a 4-1 clip.

In other action, sophomore Landon Knutzen (149), as well as redshirt freshmen Spencer Heywood (157) and Ashton Seely (197) all recorded 2-2 outings on the day. Junior Max Sultan followed with a 1-2 clip at 157, while redshirt freshman Dante Springsteen went 0-2 at 174.

Seven other unattached Utah Valley freshmen participated in Saturday's Cowboy Open. Josiah Nava (125) fronted the group by going 4-2, while Will Edelblute (125) and Baylor Steward each went 3-2, Josh Tolentino (149) went 2-2, and Kainalu Estrella (133), Jerry Rubio (157) and Jason Gissel (184) all posted 1-2 outings.

The starting group of Wolverines will officially begin their 2018-19 campaign on Saturday, Nov. 10 at the Journeymen Northeast Duals in Troy, New York. There, UVU will wrestle No. 12 Nebraska, No. 16 Rutgers and Niagara County CC. The following day, the Wolverines will then take part in the Journeymen Collegiate Classic open tournament. The Wolverines will enter the weekend currently receiving votes for the NWCA Division I Wrestling Top 25 Coaches Poll with four votes.

To view results from the Cowboy Open, visit Arena.FloWrestling.org.

 

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Date: Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 8:18 PM
Subject: College Wrestling: No. 22 North Dakota State Earns 35-4 Win over Northern Illinois
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No. 22 North Dakota State Earns 35-4 Win over Northern Illinois


FARGO, N.D. – No. 22-ranked North Dakota State won 9 of 10 matches and closed with a pair of falls from 197 Cordell Eaton and 285 Brandon Metz to finish off a hard-fought 35-4 win over Northern Illinois in a non-conference dual Thursday, Nov. 8, before 502 spectators in the Scheels Center at the Sanford Health Athletic Complex.


North Dakota State improved to 2-0 this season, while the Huskies dropped to 0-1. NDSU is scheduled to host the 48th annual Bison Open starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, in Scheels Center including wrestlers from nationally-ranked Arizona State, Minnesota and South Dakota State.


Eaton, a redshirt junior from Long Grove, Iowa, grinded out a fall in 4-minutes, 33-seconds for his second win of the season. Metz, a redshirt freshman from West Fargo, needed just 21-seconds to complete pin and energize the crowd in the finale to even his record at 1-1.


North Dakota State won the first six matches highlighted by the 15-0 tech fall from No. 17-ranked 133-pounder Cam Sykora. Sykora (2-0) was second in the nation last season with a dozen tech falls. NDSU’s No. 23-ranked Brent Fleetwood closed out strong for a 7-1 win over Bryce West at 125 pounds.


The Bison had to persevere over the next four of five weights. Gavin Sutton (1-1) recorded his first collegiate win, a 7-4 decision over NIU’s Anthony Cheloni. Sutton led 6-4 with 1:36 remaining when NDSU won a challenge and a Cheloni takedown was overturned.


North Dakota State redshirt freshman Jaden Van Maanen (2-0) used a bullish second period that included an escape and 4-point near fall to take a 5-0 lead and take an 8-4 decision over McCoy Kent at 149 pounds. NDSU 157-pounder Nick Knutson (1-1) recorded a first period takedown, and allowed only a penalty point and escape in a 4-2 win over Mason Kauffman to put the Bison ahead 17-0.


No. 12-ranked Andrew Fogarty (2-0) had his hands full with Kenny Moore at 165 pounds in a 3-2 win. Fogarty and Moore were scoreless after one period. Moore recorded the only takedown in the match in the second, but Fogarty countered with a pair of escapes. Fogarty then held the top position for the entire third period and gained the deciding point with 1-minute, 43-seconds of riding time.


The lone win for Northern Illinois came at 174 pounds where Brit Wilson posted a 15-4 major decision over No. 24-ranked Lorenzo De La Riva.


After another scoreless first period, NDSU 184-pounder Tyler McNutt recorded a takedown with 6-seconds left to take a 3-2 lead in the second and held the top spot for the entire third to earn the riding time point in a 4-2 decision over Caden McWhirter.


#22 North Dakota State 35, Northern Illinois 4
Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018
Scheels Center / North Dakota State University
Fargo, N.D.
125—#23 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU) dec Bryce West (NIU), 7-1
133—#17 Cam Sykora (NDSU) tech fall Alijah Jeffery (NIU), TF 15-0 5:00
141—Gavin Sutton (NDSU) dec Anthony Cheloni (NIU), 7-4
149—Jaden Van Maanen (NDSU) dec McCoy Kent (NIU), 8-4
157—Nick Knutson (NDSU) dec Mason Kauffman (NIU), 4-2
165—#12 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU) dec Kenny Moore (NIU), 3-2
174—Brit Wilson (NIU) major dec #24 Lorenzo De La Riva (NDSU), MD 15-4
184—Tyler McNutt (NDSU) dec Caden McWhirter (NIU), 4-2
197—Cordell Eaton (NDSU) fall Ross Sealby (NIU), 4:33
285—Brandon Metz (NDSU) fall Caleb Gossett (NIU), 0:21
Dual started at 125 pounds
Attendance: 502
Referees: Gary Wade, Brian Klevington

 

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Indiana Wrestling News

Nov 9, 2018

Contact: Jeremy Rosenthal (jr359@indiana.edu)


Hoosiers Top SIU Edwardsville, 21-15


EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. – The Indiana wrestling team came out on top against SIU Edwardsville, 21-15 on Friday.


Final Results

125: Elijah Oliver D, 6-4 over Austin Macias

133: Garrett Pepple pins Jacob Blaha

141: Paul Konrath pins Coleman Brainard

149: Michael De La Peña is defeated by D, 5-3 to Tyshawn Williams

157: Jake Danishek is defeated by D, 5-1 to Justin Ruffin

165: Bryce Martin defeats Nate Higgins 12-5

174: Dillon Hoey wins by D, 7-5 over Ryan Yarnell

184: Norman Conley is defeated by D, 3-2 against Sergio Villalobos

197: Jake Kleimola is defeated by D, 8-6 against Christian Dulaney

285: Rudy Streck is defeated by D, 6-2 against Tommy Helton

 

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From: Jurich, Julie <jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Fri, Nov 9, 2018 at 5:42 PM
Subject: @Pitt_WRES: Panthers Open Season Saturday with CSU Bakersfield
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Link: Pitt Opens Season Saturday


Panthers Open Season Saturday with CSU Bakersfield

Pitt Opens 2018-19 Season with Non-Conference Opponent


LIVE STREAM | TICKETS


PITTSBURGH – The University of Pittsburgh wrestling team opens the 2018-19 season Saturday night when it hosts CSU Bakersfield at 7 p.m. at the Fitzgerald Field House.


HOW TO FOLLOW

·Saturday’s dual will be streamed live on ACC Network Extra and may be viewed on WatchESPN/WatchESPN app. Dom Trozzi will provide the play-by-play with former Panther Dom Forys providing the color commentary.

·Live results will be provided by TrackWrestling.

·Follow the team on Twitter for live updates throughout the dual meet at @Pitt_WRES.


LAST TIME OUT

·A handful of Panthers competed at the Clarion Open Saturday, Nov. 3 for another tune-up before the regular season.

·Junior heavyweight Demetrius Thomas cruised past five opponents en route to a first-place finish.

·The Panthers held their Blue vs. Gold intrasquad dual Friday, Nov. 2 at the Fitzgerald Field House. Blue defeated gold, 22-18, thanks to big wins by junior Kellan Stout at 184 pounds and back-to-back major decisions by redshirt junior Taleb Rahmani at 157 and redshirt sophomore Jake Wentzel at 165 pounds.


THE SERIES: CSU BAKERSFIELD

·Saturday marks just the second meeting between the two non-conference foes.

·The Panthers lead the all-time series, 1-0, after collecting a 21-18 win in Bakersfield, Calif., a year ago.


SCOUTING THE ROADRUNNERS

·CSU Bakersfield opened the season Thursday, Nov. 1 with Life Pacific and San Francisco State earning two wins.

·The Roadrunners will make a stop in Ohio for a quad meet with Kent State, Iowa and Wisconsin before Saturday’s dual.

·CSUB finished the 2017-18 season 6-10 overall with a 1-3 mark against Pac-12 opponents. The Roadrunners placed third at the Pac-12 Championships and 33rd at the NCAA Championships in Cleveland.

·Redshirt senior Sean Nickell is the lone Roadrunner in the rankings, checking in at No. 18 at 133 pounds. Nickell is a returning two-time NCAA qualifier and was the Pac-12 champion at 125 pounds in 2017.


SIZING UP THE SCHEDULE

·The Panthers are slated to face six ranked opponents from a year ago including No. 5 Oklahoma State, No. 6 NC State, No. 10 Virginia Tech, No. 12 South Dakota State, No. 15 Northern Iowa and No. 24 North Carolina.

·Pitt hosts seven opponents at the Fitzgerald Field House in 2018-19 including West Virginia (Dec. 15), Oklahoma State (Jan. 19) and ACC foes North Carolina (Feb. 2) and Duke (Feb. 15).

·The Panthers will face nine opponents on the road and will also participate in the 2018 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite for the second consecutive season.


READY FOR YEAR TWOOOO

·Head coach Keith Gavin enters his second year at the helm of his alma mater.

·Gavin was named the 11th head coach of the University of Pittsburgh wrestling team April 14, 2017.

·Gavin was Pitt’s last national champion, taking the 174-pound title in 2008. Gavin was also a two-time All-American, recorded 120 career wins, was a two-time EWL champion and two-time EWL Wrestler of the Year.

·Prior to his return to Pittsburgh, Gavin spent two seasons as an assistant at Oklahoma as well as three years with the Virginia Cavaliers as an assistant.


PANTHERS IN THE POLLS

·Pitt is receiving votes in this week’s USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll for the second consecutive week.

·Three Panthers are ranked inside the top 20 individually by InterMat at their respective weight classes:

oTaleb Rahmani – No. 10 at 157 pounds

oMicky Phillippi – No. 14 at 133 pounds

oNino Bonaccorsi – No. 16 at 184 pounds


LOOKING AHEAD

·The Panthers host Northern Iowa Saturday, Nov. 17 before taking a short break before the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite, Nov. 30-Dec. 1.


WRESTLING FLEX SEASON TICKETS
Flex season tickets for the 2018-19 season are now on sale as the Panthers will host seven duals at the Fitzgerald Field House. Tickets are available for purchase at $50 apiece online or by calling the Panthers Ticket Office at 800-643-7488.

Wrestling Season Ticket Holder Benefits:

·Flexibility to use season tickets in any combination and get the most usage out of your tickets

·Access to reserved seating area at the center of the mat, up until 10 minutes prior to the beginning of the match

·New for the 2018-19 season, season ticket holders will have access to a limited amount of mat-side seating

·Season ticket holders are eligible to request tickets for the 2019 NCAA Wrestling Championship

·Wrestling season ticket holder exclusive gift: Pinzburgh Tumbler


2019 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championship
Wrestling season tickets holders and Panther Club members for the 2018-19 season are eligible to request tickets for the 2019 NCAA Wrestling Championship which will be held March 21-23 at PPG Paints Arena. Patrons who place a request for tickets will be contacted in early 2019 if tickets are available for purchase. Due to overwhelming interest for the NCAA Championship, not all ticket requests can be fulfilled. Fans whom are unable to purchase tickets for the 2019 NCAA Wrestling Championship through the University of Pittsburgh are encouraged to utilize StubHub.com or the NCAA Ticket Exchange program for their best chance at tickets. Please direct any direct questions regarding the 2018-19 NCAA Wrestling Championship to Derek Brough at 412-648-8305.

#pinzburgh | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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

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From: Nebraska Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 18, 2018 at 6:41 PM
Subject: Article: Huskers Conquer Cowboys on Sunday in Laramie
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Huskers Conquer Cowboys on Sunday in Laramie
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Sun, November 18, 2018

Courtesy Allyssa Hynes/Nebraska Communications

Laramie, Wyo. – The #12 Nebraska wrestling team responded to a tough loss on Friday night against Wisconsin by going on the road and beating a talented Wyoming team, 22-12. Heading into intermission, the dual was tied at nine. The Huskers took four out of the final five matches, however, winning the dual going away.


“We got better from Friday night to today’s performance,” Head Coach Mark Manning said. “I believe this team we wrestled today was every bit as good as the team we wrestled on Friday.”


The team needed to get off to a strong start, and that’s just what they did in winning the first two bouts to take a 6-0 lead.


No. 3 Taylor Venz started the action off with a 7-1 win over Careless Looney at 184 pounds. He went up 3-0 in the first period and never took his foot off the gas. Eric Schultz (197) followed up Venz’ performance with a hard-fought 7-3 decision.


Adversity hit in the next two matches when Brian Andrews of Wyoming pinned Christian Lance in the heavyweight battle and Cole Verner upset No. 6 Zeke Moisey to put Wyoming up 9-6.


In the final match before intermission, redshirt freshman Tucker Sjomeling responded with a breakout performance and upset No. 8 Montorie Bridges with a 13-11 decision. Bridges earned All-America honors last season after going 35-7 in 2017-18. He made it all the way to the NCAA Championship quarterfinals before being eliminated.


Coming out of the intermission tied at nine, returning All-American Chad Red Jr. (141) helped his team tack on three more points as he held off Sam Turner in a victory by decision, 6-2. Red Jr. did not compete on Friday night against Wisconsin.


Jordan Shearer got the nod at 149-pounds and responded with a workmanlike effort in a 5-0 decision victory over Wyoming’s Jaron Jensen. Shearer looked to be in control the entire match as he accumulated 2:30 of riding time. The win brings Shearer to 6-2 overall on the year.


Two-time All-American Tyler Berger (157) continued his dominance in the early stages of his senior year. Berger moved to 5-0 on the season after winning by major decision for the fifth time in as many matches. His 14-1 victory put Nebraska up 19-9 with just three bouts remaining.


In one of the most anticipated matches of the night, #10 Branson Ashworth of Wyoming defeated #11 Isaiah White in a 3-0 decision. White defeated Ashworth in two separate matches last season.


#10 Mikey Labriola responded to a tough loss on Friday night against Wisconsin’s Ryan Christensen by defeating Hayden Hastings, 14-11. The win brings Labriola to 8-1 on the season.


“What changed from Friday night was the mentality we competed with and pushing the pace,” Manning said. “We need to take another jump with our team before heading out to Las Vegas in two weeks.”


#12 Nebraska 22 #21 Wyoming 12
Nov. 18, 2018
Laramie, Wyo. (Story Gym)


Match Results:

184: #3 Taylor Venz (NEB) dec. Careless Looney (WYO), 7-1 (NEB 3, WYO 0)

197: Eric Schultz (NEB) dec. Cale Davidson (WYO), 7-3 (NEB 6, WYO 0)

HWT: Brian Andrews (WYO) FALL (4:53) Christian Lance (NEB) (WYO 6, NEB 6)

125: Cole Verner (WYO) dec. #6 Zeke Moisey (NEB), 5-2 (WYO 9, NEB 6)

133: Tucker Sjomeling (NEB) dec. #11 Montorie Bridges (WYO), 13-11 (WYO 9, NEB 9)

141: No. 11 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) dec. Sam Turner (WYO), 6-2 (NEB 12, WYO 9)

149: Jordan Shearer (NEB) dec. Jaron Jensen (WYO), 5-0 (NEB 15, WYO 9)

157: #3 Tyler Berger (NEB) major dec. Dewey Krueger (WYO), 14-1 (NEB 19, WYO 9)

165: #10 Branson Ashworth (WYO) dec. #11 Isaiah White (NEB), 3-0 (NEB 19, WYO 12)

174: #10 Mikey Labriola (NEB) dec. Hayden Hastings (WYO), 14-11 (NEB 22, WYO 12)


Up Next:

Nebraska heads to the Cliff Keen Invitational in Las Vegas, Nev. on Nov. 30 for the two-day tournament. After duals at North Carolina and NC State on Dec. 15 and 16, NU will be off until Jan. 6, 2019, when they return home for a dual against Northwestern.



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From: Harry Leroy Endicott <hendicot@uwyo.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 18, 2018 at 4:34 PM
Subject: Cowboys Come up Short to No. 7 Huskers in Home Opener
To: Harry Leroy Endicott <hendicot@uwyo.edu>

Cowboys Come up Short to No. 7 Huskers in Home Opener


LARAMIE, Wyo. (Nov. 18, 2018) – The Wyoming team got a handful of strong performances in its dual against No. 7 Nebraska, but came up short, 22-12, to the Huskers.


The Cowboys (2-1) saw big wins from Brian Andrews, Cole Verner and Branson Ashworth in the match. Andrews scored the lone bonus point win for the Pokes with a big fall at heavyweight, while Ashworth and Verner both earned top-10 wins at their weights.


“Going into the dual, we were only favored in one match and we ended up losing it, so you know it could go pretty badly, but then you have guys that step up and wrestle well early,” head coach Mark Branch said. “That’s what I was afraid of too, because if you could’ve chose a weight to start at, that wouldn’t have been where we started. We knew coming out of the gate we were probably underdogs in the first four matches, and if you drop the first four it’s going to be tough to turn things around.


“Then we won two of the first four with a pin, so I wouldn’t say that things went great in the first four, but at the same time we had momentum. We had excitement and we had engagement, then we just lost it.”


The dual started at 184 pounds, as Nebraska picked up wins at 184 and 197 to open the day with a 6-0 lead. Nebraska’s third-ranked Taylor Venz earned a 7-1 decision over Cowboy Carless Looney in the first bout of the match before No. 14 Eric Schultz edged out Wyoming’s Cale Davidson, 7-3.


The Huskers wouldn’t hold the advantage for long, however, as Andrews decked Christian Lance to tie up the team score at six. After a scoreless first period, Andrews chose down and escaped to take a 1-0 lead. With 12 seconds to go in the second, the Cowboy sophomore scored a takedown before taking Lance to his back for the pin with seven seconds to go in the frame. The win moved Andrews to 3-0 in dual matches and 9-1 overall. It was his second pin of the season.


Verner faced a tough test at 125 pounds, matched up with two-time All-American and 2015 NCAA finalist Zeke Moisey; however, the Cowboy junior was up for the challenge, taking the bout, 5-2 over the fifth-ranked Husker. Moisey scored the first takedown of the match, before an escape from Verner less than 20 seconds later to get to the end of the first period with a 2-1 Moisey lead. Moisey chose down to open the second and Verner took advantage by riding out the full two minutes. In the third, Verner got the quick escape to tie up the match, and recorded a last-second escape as the clock wound down to lock up the first ranked win of his career.


“I knew it was going to be a tough match,” Verner said. “I knew he was a pretty tough kid. We had a talk last week in New York, and Branson said ‘It doesn’t matter who you’re wrestling, just make sure you go out there and wrestle your best and the outcomes will come your way.’ That’s what I did. I just went out there, gave it my all and was fortunate to come out with the win.”


Nebraska would get wins in the next four bouts to stretch its lead to 10 at 19-9. At 165, Ashworth answered with a big win over No. 9 Isaiah White. Ashworth was able to escape from the down position quickly to open the second period and take a 1-0 lead following a scoreless first. White chose down to open the final frame, but couldn’t get out as the Cowboy senior rode out the match while picking up a couple of stall warnings on White on the way to the 3-0 decision.


The win was Ashworth’s third ranked win of the season and moved him to 9-1 overall.


“I just wanted to wrestle hard for seven minutes,” Ashworth said. “I wrestled him twice and he beat me twice last year, so I know he comes out fast, he’s explosive, he’s strong. He’s a great wrestler, but today I just wanted to keep hard pressure on him and wear him down. I knew my gas tank would be better than his up in the elevation. I knew I could get him tired and then in the third period he wanted to go down, and I’m good on top so I knew I could take advantage of that.”


At 174 pounds, redshirt freshman Hayden Hastings was up against No. 10 Mikey Labriola to close out the dual. Labriola came out hot, stretching his lead to 10-4 early on against the Cowboy freshman. Hastings found his footing early in the third, however, and despite not getting the win, scored a couple of takedowns in the final two minutes to narrow Labriola’s advantage to 14-11 before the final buzzer.


The Cowboys will hit the road next weekend, when they travel to Stillwater, Okla., for a showdown at No. 2 Oklahoma State.


No. 7 Nebraska 22, No. 18 Wyoming 12

184: No. 3 Taylor Venz (NEB) dec. Carless Looney, 7-1

197: No. 14 Eric Schultz (NEB) dec. Cale Davidson, 7-3

285: Brian Andrews fall (4:53) Christian Lance (NEB)

125: Cole Verner dec. No. 5 Zeke Moisey (NEB), 5-2

133: Tucker Sjomeling (NEB) dec. No. 8 Montorie Bridges, 13-11

141: No. 6 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) dec. Sam Turner, 6-2

149: Jordan Shearer (NEB) dec. Jaron Jensen, 5-0

157: No. 3 Tyler Berger (NEB) major dec. Dewey Kreuger, 14-1

165: No. 10 Branson Ashworth dec. No. 9 Isaiah White (NEB), 3-0

174: No. 10 Mikey Labriola (NEB) dec. Hayden Hastings, 14-11



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University of Wyoming Athletics

1000 E. University Avenue │ Laramie, Wyoming 82071

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Date: Sun, Nov 18, 2018 at 3:40 PM
Subject: WRE: No Martin, No Moore, No Problem - Buckeyes Beat Arizona State
To:



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Nov. 18, 2018


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WRE: No Martin, No Moore, No Problem - Buckeyes Beat Arizona State


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TEMPE, Ariz. – The No. 2 Ohio State University wrestling team improved to 3-0 by winning six of 10 bouts in a top-10 tilt on the road at No. 10 Arizona State (1-2). The Buckeyes were without the services of All-Americans Myles Martin and Kollin Moore who spent the weekend competing for Team USA at the U23 World Championships in Romania. Moore came back to the States with a silver medal in-hand.


Ohio State has won six meetings in a row against the Sun Devils, including each of the last five seasons, and now leads the all-time series 6-2.


BOUT RESULTS
No. 2 Ohio State 22, No. 10 Arizona State 17

125 lbs | No. 6 Ryan Millhof (ASU) def. Brady Koontz (OSU) | TF, 18-1; Team Score: 0-5

133 lbs | No. 5 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. Josiah Kline (ASU) | MD, 16-6; TS: 4-5

141 lbs | No. 2 Joey McKenna (OSU) def. Cory Crooks (ASU) | MD, 13-0; TS: 8-5

149 lbs | No. 2 Micah Jordan (OSU) def. No. 11 Josh Maruca (ASU) | MD, 18-8; TS: 12-5

157 lbs | No. 5 Ke-Shawn Hayes (OSU) def. Christian Pagdilao (ASU) | D, 4-3; TS: 15-5

165 lbs | No. 8 Josh Shields (ASU) def. Kaleb Romero (OSU) | D, 5-0; TS: 15-8

174 lbs | No. 1 Zahid Valencia (ASU) def. No. 11 Te’Shan Campbell (OSU) | D, 6-1; TS: 15-11

184 lbs | Kordell Norfleet (ASU) def. Ethan Smith (OSU) | PIN, 6:15; TS: 15-17

197 lbs | Kevin Snyder (OSU) def. Austyn Harris (ASU) | MD, 12-3; TS: 19-17

285 lbs | Chase Singletary (OSU) def. Brady Daniel (ASU) | D, 3-1; TS: 22-17


The match began at 125 pounds where Brady Koontz made his first career start. And it was quite the challenge presented to the redshirt freshman, facing sixth-ranked and unbeaten Ryan Millhof. Koontz tallied a lone escape point en route to an 18-1 tech fall for Millhof.


Luke Pletcher responded in the 133-pound bout, racking up seven takedowns and posting a 16-6 major decision to pull the Buckeyes to within one at 5-4 on the team scoreboard.


Joey McKenna (141 lbs) followed suit with a major decision of his own. He took down and turned Cory Crooks for a half dozen points in the first period. McKenna would go on to add seven more points while shutting out Crooks, 13-0.


A pair of nationally-ranked foes took to the mat at 149 pounds when No. 2 Micah Jordan shook hands with No. 11 Josh Maruca. Jordan quickly wiped away any thoughts of a potential upset, nailing Maruca for three first-period takedowns. He kept the pedal to the metal with five more takedowns in the second and ultimately came away with Ohio State’s third consecutive major decision (18-8).


Christian Pagdilao took his shot at the upset bid in the subsequent bout (157 lbs), giving No. 5 Ke-Shawn Hayes a legitimate scare. The Sun Devil struck first with a takedown. Pagdilao maintained his two-point edge going to the third after each combatant earned escapes, Hayes in the first after the takedown and Pagdilao following his selection to begin period number two on bottom. Hayes made the same chose, hitting the deck to start Period 3. He broke free for a 3-2 score and registered the go-ahead takedown in the closing seconds for a 4-3 triumph. Hayes moved his season mark to 7-0 and increased the Buckeye team lead to 15-5 at intermission.


National rankings favored Arizona State at 165 and 174 pounds, and ultimately both Sun Devils took care of business. Kaleb Romero, a redshirt freshman facing No. 8 Josh Shields, and Te’Shan Campbell up against the defending national champion Zahid Valencia battled tough though – surrendering the minimum six team points with back-to-back decisions.


Ohio State was not so fortunate at 184 pounds, however, when Kordell Norfleet pinned Ethan Smith to lift the Sun Devils back on top 17-15 with two bouts to go.


With the pressure building, Kevin Snyder didn’t flinch. He raced out to a 6-2 advantage on three takedowns in the opening frame. He would give up no offensive points and force a pair of stalling warnings in a 12-3 major decision over Austyn Harris. Snyder’s fifth win of the year set up a ‘winner take all’ scenario at heavyweight.


Chase Singletary did not disappoint. He and Brady Daniel tussled to a 1-1 stalemate through the bout’s first six minutes. Singletary then made one final push and secured the match-winning takedown and Ohio State left Tempe as 22-17 victors.


The Buckeyes turn the page and pursue their third straight Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Nov. 30-Dec. 1) title. Ohio State cleared the field by 15.5 points in last year’s event despite being without three All-Americans (including two national champions) missing from the lineup. Three individual champions were crowned while donning the Scarlet & Gray — Luke Pletcher, Myles Martin and Kollin Moore.




KYLEKUHLMAN

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

Wrestling & Men’s Volleyball SID | Football & Basketball Statistics Manager

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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fyi on Brent Fleetwood for North Dakota State



---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Schwartz, Jeff <jeff.schwartz@ndsu.edu>
Date: Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 9:12 PM
Subject: Fleetwood Reaches CKLV Semifinals, Sykora & Eaton Battling in Consolation Bracket
To: NDSU-ATHLETICS-MEDIA@listserv.nodak.edu <NDSU-ATHLETICS-MEDIA@listserv.nodak.edu>

Fleetwood Reaches CKLV Semifinals, Sykora & Eaton Battling in Consolation Bracket
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- North Dakota State 125-pounder Brent Fleetwood advanced to the semifinals of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational at the Las Vegas Convention Center, while 133 Cam Sykora and 197 Cordell Eaton are still battling in CKLV consolation bracket. The Bison are in 14th place in the team standings with 38.5 points.

Unseeded and No. 21-ranked Fleetwood, a redshirt senior from Smyrna, Del., moves into the semifinals against top-seeded and No. 2 Sebastian Rivera of Northwestern at 12 p.m. Central Time on Saturday, Dec. 1. The two didn't wrestle when NDSU upset the No. 17-ranked Wildcats in Fargo on Nov. 4.

Fleetwood came up with a takedown with 12-seconds left in the third period to upset No. 4 seed and No. 5-ranked Louie Hayes of Virginia by the score of 4-2. He used the momentum to post an impressive 10-3 decision over No. 5 seed and No. 8-ranked Zeke Moisey of Nebraska. Fleetwood improved to 10-0 overall and 3-0 in the tournament.

North Dakota State's only seeded wrestler, No. 11 (No. 14) Sykora, bounced back with a vengeance following a 6-2 loss to No. 17 Micky Phillipi with a pair of tech falls that ran his season total to five. The redshirt junior from Wheaton, Minn., went the distance for the first tech fall, 24-9 at 7:00, over Utah Valley's Mitch Brown, and dispatched Ty Smith of Drexel 18-3 at 6:09 for the second. Sykora is now 10-1 and 3-1 in the tournament.

Eaton, a redshirt junior from Long Grove, Iowa, grinded out three wins in the consolation bracket after dropping a 12-3 major decision to top-seeded and No. 3-ranked Collin Moore of Ohio State. It started with a 13-5 major decision over Matthew Correnti of Rutgers. He followed with a 5-2 decision over No. 11 seed and No. 25-ranked Zack Chakonis and closed with a strong third period in a 3-1 win over Andre Lee of Illinois. Eaton improved to 10-1 overall and 3-1 in the tournament.

Sykora and Eaton begin wrestling at 11 a.m. CT on Saturday. The consolation semifinals, along with the fifth and seventh place bouts are scheduled for 12 p.m. The finals for first and third are scheduled for 5 p.m.

Bison by weight class:
125 #21 Brent Fleetwood (10-0 overall, 3-0 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
W major dec Brakan Mead (Ohio State), MD 8-0
W dec #5 Louie Hayes (Virginia), 4-2
W dec #8 Zeke Moisey (Nebraska), 10-3
at Cliff Keen Invitational (12-1-18)
#2 Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern),

133 #14 Cam Sykora (10-1 overall, 3-1 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
W dec Brock Bergelin (Central Michigan), 9-3
L dec #17 Micky Phillipi (Pitt), 6-2
W tech fall Mitch Brown (Utah Valley), TF 24-9 7:00
W tech fall Ty Smith (Drexel), TF 18-3 6:09
at Cliff Keen Invitational (12-1-18)
Noah Gonser (Campbell),

141 Gavin Sutton (7-3 overall, 1-2 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
W dec Ryan Farina (Cal Poly), 9-3
L dec #13 Chad Red, Jr. (Nebraska), 8-5
L dec Julian Flores (Drexel), 11-7

149 Jaden Van Maanen (9-4 overall, 2-2 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
L dec Collin Purinton (Nebraska), 7-3
W fall Dresden Simon (Central Michigan), 3:57
W fall Ryan Burkert (Hofstra), 1:08
L dec #20 Russell Rohlfing (CSU Bakersfield), 6-1

157 Nick Knutson (5-5 overall, 1-1 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
W medical forfeit Connor Prince (Navy), MFF 8-3 5:44
L fall #5 Ryan Deakin (Northwestern), 4:44
L dec #19 BC LaPrade (Virginia Tech), 6-4

174 Lorenzo De La Riva (8-5 overall, 2-2 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
W fall Vincent Deprez (Binghamton), 5:59
L dec #12 Mikey Labriola (Nebraska), 10-4
W tech fall Seth Bogulski (Northern Colorado), TF 17-2 7:00
L dec #24 Hayden Hastings (Wyoming), 5-4

184 Tyler McNutt (7-4 overall, 0-2 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
L dec Max Lyon (Purdue), 7-2
L major dec #25 Jordan Atienza (Central Michigan), MD 14-4

197 Cordell Eaton (10-1 overall, 3-1 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
L major dec #3 Kollin Moore (Ohio State), MD 12-3
W major dec Matthew Correnti (Rutgers), MD 13-5
W dec #25 Zack Chakonis (Northwestern), 5-2
W dec Andre Lee (Illinois), 3-1
at Cliff Keen Invitational (12-1-18)
#22 Tanner Orndorff (Utah Valley),

285 #22 Brandon Metz (8-4 overall, 3-2 CKLV)
at Cliff Keen Invitational (11-30-18)
L fall #15 Cory Gilliland-Daniel (North Carolina), 1:35
W dec Robert Winters (Northern Colorado), 6-2
W fall Sam Aguilar (Cal Poly), 1:00
W dec Hayden Maley (Stanford), 7-3
L dec #24 Joseph Goodhart (Drexel), 6-5



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

www.GoBison.com

 

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Local Delaware Wrestlers that competed in the 46th Annual Raymond Oliver Tournament

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-The Eagles of Smyrna won the 46th Annual Raymond Oliver that was held at Dematha School in Hyattsville, MD with 224.5 points
Smyrna performers: Gabe Giampetro 1st at 103 Joseph Natacarola 3rd at 120 Jaxspm A; Chokhachy 2nd at 126 Amir Pierce 1st at 132 Nick Natacarola 2nd at 138 Bryce Mullen 5th at 145 Drew Mayhall 6th at 145 Gavin Sembly 4th at 160 Donald McAlpine 6th at 160 Jack Davis 1st at 182 Masen Wilson 4th at 195 Andrew DeBenedictis

Caravel finished in 4th place with 156 points Michael Kling 6th at 103 Kevin Bowne 3rd at 113 Dylan Knight 5th at 113 Ethan Gray 1st at 120 Alex Poore 1st at 126 Nick Hall 1st at 152 Anthony Bernari 2nd at 160 Luke Duarte 2nd at 182

St. Georges finished in 5th place with 126.5 points Matthew Meadows 5th at 103 Allan Borges 6th at 113 Scott Reagan 4th at 120 Sebastian Sye 4th at 126 John Pantazes 4th at 140 Wyatt McMullen 3rd at 145 Nate Fulton 4th at 170 Kalven Hernandez 5th at 170 David Lin 5th at 195 Nick Tergazhi 4th at 285

Middletown finished in 6th place with 103 points Willem Karl 4th place at 132, Louis Savino 4th at 152 Brian Schneider 1st at 170 George Thomas 4th at 182 Christopher Winkleman 6th at 220

Salesianum finished in 7th place with 97 points Connor Girard 4th at 103 Zach Spence 4th at 113 Carson Kist 6th at 120 Alex Poore 1st at 126 Owen Klinger 5th at 126 Jack Harasika 5th at 152 Timothy Froelich 6th at 160 Stephon Hutt 4th at 220

Sussex Central finished in 8th place with 89.5 points Mason Akrum 5th at 120 Devin Pearsall 2nd at 152 Michael Wright 2nd at 195 Luis Perez Velasquez 5th at 220 Tyler Karr 3rd place at 285

 

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Scoring Summary: Smyrna 31 St. Georges 25
Sebastian Sye (St Georges Tech HS) over Jaxson Al-Chokhachy (Smyrna H S) (DQ)

Alexander Ruiz (St Georges Tech HS) (Fall 0:00)

Wyatt McMullen (St Georges Tech HS) (Dec 6-5)

Dontae Ferrara (St Georges Tech HS) over Logan Kosky (Smyrna H S) (Dec 3-1)

Gavin Sembly (Smyrna H S) over Mason McMullen (St Georges Tech HS) (MD 12-2)

Donald McAlpine (Smyrna H S) over Kalven Hernandez (St Georges Tech HS) (Dec 9-3)

Jack Davis (Smyrna H S) over Matthew Estrada-Diaz (St Georges Tech HS) (Fall 0:55)

David Lin (St Georges Tech HS) over Mason Wilson (Smyrna H S) (Fall 0:00)60

Antonio Hernandez (St Georges Tech HS) over Matt Carroll (Smyrna H S) (Dec 2-0)

Andrew DeBenedictis-Bayne (Smyrna H S) over Nick Terzaghi (St Georges Tech HS) (Dec 8-2)

Gabe Giampietro (Smyrna H S) over Matthew Meadows (St Georges Tech HS) (TF 18-2 5:04)

Alan Bolden (St Georges Tech HS) over Dylan Andruzzi (Smyrna H S) (Dec 6-4)
Indian River 47 Seaford 27

106: Saylor (IR) p. Santos :44
113: Double FFT
120: Shaubach (IR) p. Joseph 5:05
126: Knight (IR) fft
132: Ely (IR) tf Ruark 15-0
138: Johnson (S) d. Taylor 11-5
145: Brooks (S) p. Holland-Holloway 5:10
152: Windish (IR) p. French 5:32
160: Turner (IR) fft
170: Grab (IR) p. Lofton 1:15
182: Grimes (S) p. Zimmerman 3:30
195: Schultz (IR) p. Jenkins 2:45
220: Lacy (S) p. Burke 3:35
285: Despange (S) p. Alvarado-Cruz 3:13
Cape 45 Lake Forest 26
Scoring Summary:
Michael Frederick (Cape Henlopen H S) over Unknown (For.)
Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Cole Dempsey (Fall 3:17)
Dewaun Johnson (Cape) over Da`Shawn Grace (Fall 1:51)
Jackson Sylvester (Lake) (Fall 2:10)
Seth Flemming (Lake) over Juan Lares (Fall 2:47)
Jackson Handlin (Dec 4-3)
Christopher Handlin (8-6)
Riley Taylor (Fall 3:09)
Dover 47 Laurel 24

Scoring Summary:
Cody Drummond (Laurel H S) over Unknown (For.)06

Richard Fonticiella (Dover) (Fall 0:00)06

Isaiah Jenkins (Laurel H S) over Unknown (For.)06

Tyshaun Cole (Dover) over Jett Furbush (Laurel H S) (Fall 0:00)60

Jamir Townsend (Laurel H S) over Joshua Heredia (Dover) (Dec 7-4)03

Gabe Evans (Dover) over Jacob Davis (Laurel H S) (MD 19-7)40

Hugo Harp (Dover) over Unknown (Fall 0:00)60

285 James Kilby (Dover) over Unknown (For.)60
Team Score:47-24

 

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Results of the 2018 Milford Tournament

1 Milford 249.0
2 Smyrna 223.5
3 Sussex Central 195.5
4 Saint Georges 181.5
5 Cape Henlopen 173.0
6 Middletown 166.0
7 William Penn 143.0
8 Hodgson 138.0
9 Delcastle 133.0
10 Laurel 110.5
11 Newark Charter 94.0
12 Conrad 89.5

106A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Gabe Giampietro of Smyrna
• 2nd Place - Matthew Meadows of Saint Georges
• 3rd Place - Cody Drummond of Laurel
• 4th Place - Jason Cruz of Middletown
• 5th Place - Arthur Bennett of Cape Henlopen

106B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Corey Messick of Milford
• 2nd Place - Ainsley Doyle of Hodgson
• 3rd Place - Jacob Sadler of Conrad
• 4th Place - Dylan King of Sussex Central
• 5th Place - Thomas Murray of William Penn
• 6th Place - Shane Wooters of Newark Charter

113A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Cassidy Chas of Middletown
• 2nd Place - Brandon Pike of William Penn
• 3rd Place - Dylan Andruzzi of Smyrna
• 4th Place - Giovanni Sama of Newark Charter
• 5th Place - Dany Ramirez of Sussex Central

113B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Jack Thode of Milford
• 2nd Place - Alan Bolden of Saint Georges
• 3rd Place - Brandon Muniz of Delcastle
• 4th Place - Nathan Austin of Laurel
• 5th Place - Elijah Rivera of Hodgson

120A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Mason Ankrom of Sussex Central
• 2nd Place - Nicholas Bailey of Middletown
• 3rd Place - Scott Reagan of Saint Georges
• 4th Place - Anthony Glass of Smyrna
• 5th Place - Jameer Wilder of William Penn
• 6th Place - James Jordan of Hodgson

120B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Trent Grant of Milford
• 2nd Place - Matthew James of Delcastle
• 3rd Place - Carson Kammerer of Cape Henlopen
• 4th Place - Sam DiTomasso of Newark Charter
• 5th Place - Kyler Weaver of Laurel
• 6th Place - Jarrett Sherman of Conrad

126A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Sebastian Sye of Saint Georges
• 2nd Place - Sidney Ndi of Middletown
• 3rd Place - Tyler Hudson of Sussex Central
• 4th Place - Mikey Frederick of Cape Henlopen
• 5th Place - Isaiah Marshall of Delcastle
• 6th Place - Joshua Truitt of Newark Charter

126B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Tim O`Hara of Milford
• 2nd Place - Trey Crawford of Hodgson
• 3rd Place - Anthony Bellemy of William Penn
• 4th Place - Jaxson Al-Chokhachy of Smyrna
• 5th Place - Logan Myers of Conrad
• 6th Place - Hayden Hastings of Laurel

132A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Anthony Caruso of Cape Henlopen
• 2nd Place - Willem Carl of Middletown
• 3rd Place - Cole Jester of Sussex Central
• 4th Place - John Pantazes of Saint Georges
• 5th Place - Cecil Owusu of William Penn
• 6th Place - Joseph Huber of Hodgson

132B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Woo Fosque of Laurel
• 2nd Place - Amir Pierce of Smyrna
• 3rd Place - Zachary Hevelow of Newark Charter
• 4th Place - Evan Aldman of Conrad
• 5th Place - Averi Copes of Milford

138A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Nicholas Natarcola of Smyrna
• 2nd Place - Jarrod Brindza of William Penn
• 3rd Place - Jevon Saffold of Sussex Central
• 4th Place - Chris Sullivan of Conrad
• 5th Place - Troy Lenno of Newark Charter

138B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Isaiah Jenkins of Laurel
• 2nd Place - Dom Feightner of Milford
• 3rd Place - Dawaun Johnson of Cape Henlopen
• 4th Place - Dominic Fischer of Middletown
• 5th Place - Alexander Ruiz of Saint Georges

145A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Bryce Mullen of Smyrna
• 2nd Place - Brandon Greenlee of Sussex Central
• 3rd Place - Daniel O`Connor of Delcastle
• 4th Place - Chase Phippin of Laurel
• 5th Place - Ernest Congo of Middletown
• 6th Place - Jon`nir Watson of William Penn

145B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Wyatt McMullen of Saint Georges
• 2nd Place - Jordan Passwaters of Milford
• 3rd Place - Finbar Rishko of Cape Henlopen
• 4th Place - Joseph Jones of Newark Charter
• 5th Place - Ryan Wolf of Conrad
• 6th Place - Russel Finnimore of Hodgson

152A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Doug Markland of Delcastle
• 2nd Place - Dontae Ferrara of Saint Georges
• 3rd Place - Logan Kosky of Smyrna
• 4th Place - Juan Lares of Cape Henlopen
• 5th Place - Brian Blomquist of Hodgson
• 6th Place - Tristan Caltuna of Conrad

152B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Devin Pearsal of Sussex Central
• 2nd Place - Dalton Deevey of Milford
• 3rd Place - Devaughn Corbett of William Penn
• 4th Place - Jett Furbush of Laurel
• 5th Place - Nicholas Dorazio of Middletown

160A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Liam O`Connor of Delcastle
• 2nd Place - Jackson Handlin of Cape Henlopen
• 3rd Place - Jaden Savage of Sussex Central
• 4th Place - Seth White of Smyrna
• 5th Place - Mason McMullen of Saint Georges
• 6th Place - Joseph Lane of William Penn

• 160B

Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Gavin Sembly of Smyrna
• 2nd Place - Nathan Jones of Newark Charter
• 3rd Place - Robert Marsh of Milford
• 4th Place - Will Jack of Conrad
• 5th Place - Zachary Cox of Middletown

170A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Brian Schneider of Middletown
• 2nd Place - Tarryl Sturgis of Sussex Central
• 3rd Place - Zack Bib of Delcastle
• 4th Place - Kalven Hernandez of Saint Georges
• 5th Place - Donald McAlpine of Smyrna

170B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Gaij Copes of Milford
• 2nd Place - Thomas Lane of William Penn
• 3rd Place - Emilio Schafferman of Hodgson
• 4th Place - Jacob Davis of Laurel
• 5th Place - Ryan Lynch of Newark Charter
• 6th Place - Michael Whiteman of Conrad

182A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Jack Davis of Smyrna
• 2nd Place - Rafael Mejia of Milford
• 3rd Place - Sam Jones of Cape Henlopen
• 4th Place - Paul Allen of Delcastle
• 5th Place - Matthew Estrada-Diaz of Saint Georges
• 6th Place - Jacob Smith of Middletown

• Sam Jones (Cape Henlopen) 3-2, So. over Jacob Smith (Middletown) 0-5, So. (Fall 0:38)

182B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Daiquan Chambers of Hodgson
• 2nd Place - George Thomas of Middletown
• 3rd Place - Josiah Irvin of Milford
• 4th Place - Jovani Castaneda of Sussex Central
• 5th Place - Kaydn Rose of Newark Charter
• 6th Place - Cooper Carr of Conrad

195A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Nasir Dreuitt of William Penn
• 2nd Place - Mason Wilson of Smyrna
• 3rd Place - Eric Bennett of Milford
• 4th Place - Max Awtry of Conrad
• 5th Place - David Lin of Saint Georges
• 6th Place - Jose Borrero of Laurel

195B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Chris Handlin of Cape Henlopen
• 2nd Place - Darius Hale of Hodgson
• 3rd Place - Michael Wright of Sussex Central
• 4th Place - Bevensky Augustin of Milford
• 5th Place - Goodwin Cobb of Newark Charter
• 6th Place - Ray Denneny of Delcastle

220A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Servante Seda of Hodgson
• 2nd Place - Billy Ott of Cape Henlopen
• 3rd Place - Christopher Winkelman of Middletown
• 4th Place - Matt Carroll of Smyrna
• 5th Place - Christian Harris of Conrad

220B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Andre Boone of Saint Georges
• 2nd Place - Jarrett Stanton of Middletown
• 3rd Place - Luis Perez-Velasquez of Sussex Central
• 4th Place - Guadalupe Ortiz-Garcia of William Penn
• 5th Place - Nate Columna of Laurel

285A
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Anthony Diaz of Milford
• 2nd Place - Tyler Karr of Sussex Central
• 3rd Place - Alejandro Jardon of Hodgson
• 4th Place - David Ironkwe of Delcastle
• 5th Place - Michael Presley of Conrad

285B
Guaranteed Places

• 1st Place - Jacob Bryant of Milford
• 2nd Place - Tyler Lecates of Cape Henlopen
• 3rd Place - Ijai Twyman of William Penn
• 4th Place - Jason Savage of Saint Georges
• 5th Place - Aiden Pepeta of Smyrna

 

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Delaware Wrestling News for 12-12-18

Tower Hill 57 Wilmington Christian 12
106- Thomas TH vs FFT
113- Rouvas WCS fall Narvel, 3:00
120- DBL FFT
126- DBL FFT
132- Malhotra TH vs FFT
138- Jacobs TH vs FFT
145- Margolin TH vs FFT
152- Pena TH vs FFT
160- Hughes TH fall Vasecka, 1:54
170- Boyden TH dec McNeill, 7-2
182- Campbell WCS fall Brown, 5:06
195- Wang TH vs FFT
220- Pierce TH vs FFT
285- M. Brown TH vs FF

Indian River 54 Laurel 16
106: Drummond (L) d. Saylor 4-2
113: Shaubach (IR) tf Austin 17-2 4:00
120: Rayne (IR) p. Hudson :25
126: Knight (IR) p. Weaver :48
132: Ely (IR) p. Hastings :54
138: Johnson (L) d. Taylor 8-3
145: Phippin (L) tf Windish 15-0 5:18
152: Turner (IR) md. Furbush 14-0
160: Grab (IR) p. Juarez :50
170: Keller (IR) d. Davis 5-3
182: Purdue (L) tf Zimmerman 17-1 4:19
195: Schultz (IR) fft
220: Burke (IR) fft
285: Cruz (IR) p. Morgan :29

Milford 75 Seaford 0
Corey Messick (Milford Senior) over Unknown (For.)

Trenton Grant (Milford Senior) over Unknown (For.)

Elton Joseph (Seaford H S) (Fall 4:56)

Dominic Feightner (Milford Senior) over Zachary Johnson (Seaford H S) (Dec 8-2)

John French (Seaford H S) (Fall 1:12)

Robert Marsh (Milford Senior) over Unknown (For.)

Thane Grimes (Seaford H S) (Fall 1:23)

Taion Jenkins (Seaford H S) (Fall 0:45)

Anthony Diaz (Milford Senior) over William Despagne (Seaford H S) (DQ)

Lake Forest 45 Hodgson 30
106: Tyler Ratledge (LF) over Juanita Philips (HG) (Fall 1:08)
113: Ainsley Doyle (HG) over Cael Moyer (LF) (Dec 6-4)
120: James Jordan (HG) over Cody Dorrell (LF) (Fall 3:12)
126: Trey Crawford (HG) over Jason Rea (LF) (Fall 1:26)
132: Cole Dempsey (LF) over Andreas Fuhr (HG) (Fall 1:44)
138: Da`Shawn Grace (LF) over Joseph Huber (HG) (Fall 1:47)
145: Jackson Sylvester (LF) over (HG) (For.)
152: Seth Flemming (LF) over (HG) (For.)
160: Kaidan Fullerton (LF) over Brian Blomquist (HG) (Fall 4:40)
170: Ibrahim Statts (LF) over Emilio Schafferman (HG) (Dec 5-2)
182: Daiquan Chambers (HG) over Nathan Schurman (LF) (Dec 9-3)
195: Brandyn Parker (HG) over (LF) (For.)
220: Kristopher Thompson (LF) over Servante Seda (HG) (Fall 1:13)
285: Alejandro Jardon (HG) over Riley Taylor (LF) (Fall 0:52)

Caesar Rodney 44 Polytech 26
Chase Masten (Polytech) over Colton Bowie (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 5-4)

Ronald Graham (Polytech) over William Bush (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 5-3)

Caleb Adamowicz (Caesar Rodney H S) over Zach Waski (Polytech) (Fall 1:15)

Jackson Dean (Caesar Rodney H S) over Kenel Decembre (Polytech) (TF 19-4 5:33)

Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) over Greg Long (Polytech) (Fall 3:25)

Evan Harris (Polytech) over Samuel Tolson (Caesar Rodney H S) (TF 16-1 2:58)

Kevin Hudson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Jackson Post (Polytech) (Fall 1:00)

Dawson Mitchell (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 9-7)

Mt. Pleasant 48 Dickinson 21
Ryan Soligo (Dickinson) over Unknown (For.)

Anthony Octavio (Dickinson) (Fall 1:30)

Adam Birowski (Dickinson) (Fall 1:59)

Michael Frederick (Cape) over Ethan Vickers (SV-1 16-14)
Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Unknown (For.)
Juan Lares (Fall 3:14)
Jackson Handlin (Cape) over Jaden Savage (Dec 7-5)
Royuan Jones (Fall 2:53)
Michael Wright (SC) over Christopher Handlin (Dec 8-1)
Tyler Karr (SC) over Tyler LeCates (Fall 2:49)

William Penn 72 Newark 12
106 - WP - Murray by FF 6-0
113 - WP - Pike by FF 12-0
120 - N - McKelvey pin over Bui 12-6
126 - WP - Juarez by FF 18-6
132 - WP - Owusu by FF 24-6
138 - WP - Brindza by FF 30-6
145 - WP - Watson by FF 36-6
152 - WP - Corbett by Pin over Markland
42-6
160 - N - Roberson by Pin over J. Lane
42-12
170 WP - T. Lane by FF 48-12
182 - WP- Lashbrook by FF 54-12
195 - WP - Dreuitt by pin over Cuffy 60-12
220 - WP - Twyman by pin over Hope 66-12
285 - WP - Johnson by pin over Lee 72-12

Red Lion 42 Tatnall 29
106 Ethan Silver (Tatnall H S) over Unknown (For.)

113 Aiden Tabor (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Unknown (For.)

120 Dante Gilmer (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Unknown (For.)

126 Beau Neff (Tatnall H S) over Caleb Sachetti (Red Lion Christian Academy) (Dec 9-5)

132 Chris Tigani (Tatnall H S) over Unknown (For.)

138 Cole Hiller (Tatnall H S) over Samuel Hernandez (Red Lion Christian Academy) (MD 16-6)

152 Arthur Pioener (Tatnall H S) over Ethan Heddinger (Red Lion Christian Academy) (MD 11-1)

160 Joseph Pargoe (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Drake Cattermole (Tatnall H S) (Fall 3:34)

170 Dawson Denk (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Unknown (For.)

182 Colin Pargoe (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Unknown (For.)

195 Andrew Sontchi (Tatnall H S) over Josiah Kenion (Red Lion Christian Academy) (Fall 3:54)

220 Trey Wilson (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Unknown (For.)

285 Nasir Parks (Red Lion Christian Academy) over Unknown (For.)

 

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Date: Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 11:21 AM
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Pitt to Face First of Four Consecutive Road Opponents


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PITTSBURGH – The 24th-ranked University of Pittsburgh wrestling team hits the road Friday, Dec. 21 to take on Clarion at Marwick-Boyd Auditorium at 7 p.m. Friday’s dual will be the first of four consecutive road matches for the Panthers.


HOW TO FOLLOW

·Friday’s dual will streamed live here.

·Live results for both duals can be found on TrackWrestling – a link will be provided the day of the match.

·Follow the team on Twitter for updates throughout the weekend at @Pitt_WRES.


LAST TIME OUT

·The Panthers continued their winning ways last weekend, picking up dominant wins over long-time rival West Virginia Saturday, Dec. 15 and Bucknell Sunday, Dec. 16.

·Pitt took down the Mountaineers, 37-3, as the visiting team had to forfeit two weight classes and seven Panthers recorded individual wins.

·The win was the largest margin of victory over WVU since 1978 when Pitt defeated West Virginia, 42-3.

·The Panthers picked up their fourth win of the year Sunday, defeating Bucknell, 34-4.

·Pitt won nine of the 10 bouts, with four wrestlers contributing bonus points in the win.


PANTHERS IN THE POLLS

·Following its notable win over No. 14 UNI Nov. 17, Pitt jumped into the top 25 of the USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll at No. 24.

·Pitt checks in at No. 24 for the fifth consecutive week.

·The Panthers joined the top 25 for the first time since Dec. 5, 2017. Pitt began the 2017-18 season ranked, where they spent five weeks before dropping out.

·Two Panthers joined the NCAA DI Power Rankings in their respective weight classes Monday, Dec. 18 in No. 6 Micky Phillippi at 133 pounds and No. 10 Taleb Rahmani at 157 pounds.

·Individually, four Panthers are ranked inside the top 20 individually by InterMat at their respective weight classes:

oMicky Phillippi - #6 / 133

oTaleb Rahmani - #10 / 157

oNino Bonaccorsi - #13 / 184

oDemetrius Thomas - #13 / 285


THE SERIES: CLARION

·Pitt and Clarion clash for the 48th time in program history.

·The Panthers lead the all-time series 23-22-2.

·Pitt has dropped its last two meetings with Clarion, including a year ago when the Golden Eagles defeated the Panthers in Pittsburgh, 24-20.


SCOUTING THE GOLDEN EAGLES

·Friday’s match will be the first dual for Clarion since Nov. 17 when they participated in a quad meet with Utah Valley, Northern Illinois and Harper. The Golden Eagles picked up one win coming against Harper.

·Clarion most recently participated in the PSAC Championships (Dec. 8) and Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Nov. 30-Dec. 1). The Golden Eagles saw five reach the podium at the PSAC Championships and finished 20th as a team in Las Vegas.

·Clarion is led by redshirt freshman Tyshawn White at 125 pounds, who is 13-3 on the season and captured his weight class at the PSAC Championships.

·The Golden Eagles boast one ranked wrestler in their starting lineup in redshirt sophomore Greg Bulsak at No. 14 at 184 pounds. Bulsak is 9-4 on the year.


LOOKING AHEAD

·The Panthers continue action on the road, making trips to Oklahoma (Jan. 6), No. 21 North Dakota State (Jan. 12) and South Dakota State (Jan. 13).

·Pitt returns home Saturday, Jan. 19 to host No. 3 Oklahoma State at 1 p.m.


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From: Schwartz, Jeff <jeff.schwartz@ndsu.edu>
Date: Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 8:20 PM
Subject: College Wrestling: No. 20 NDSU Thunders Past Oregon State 31-13 in Scheels Center
To: NDSU-ATHLETICS-MEDIA@listserv.nodak.edu <NDSU-ATHLETICS-MEDIA@listserv.nodak.edu>

No. 20 NDSU Thunders Past Oregon State 31-13 in Scheels Center


FARGO, N.D.—No. 20-ranked North Dakota State won six of the first seven bouts including a pair of falls and two major decisions to thunder past Oregon State 31-13 in a non-conference dual on Thursday, Dec. 20, before 626 spectators in Scheels Center. The Bison improved to 3-0 at home this season.


NDSU (5-1, 2-1 #Big12WR) opens against No. 8 Cornell at 10 a.m. Central Time Saturday, Dec. 29, in the South Beach Duals in Fort Lauderdale. The Bison will then face Indiana at noon CT on Saturday, and take on West Virginia at 10 a.m. CT and No. 12 North Carolina at noon CT on Sunday, Dec. 30.


North Dakota State redshirt freshman 149-pounder Jaden Van Maanen (12-4 overall, 5-1 duals) got things started on the right foot with his fifth pin of the season at 5:55 over Zach Evans. After OSU’s No. 17-ranked 157 Hunter Willits won 10-4 over Nick Knutson (6-8, 2-4), the Bison quickly extended the lead to 12-3 when No. 17-ranked 165-pound Andrew Fogarty (8-2, 5-1) pinned Aaron Olmos at 3:24 for his fifth fall of the season.


A pair of hard-fought decisions followed to put NDSU ahead 18-3 as 174 Lorenzo De La Riva (10-6, 3-3) had a reversal of fortune in an 11-7 decision over Colt Doyle and Michael Otomo (6-3, 1-0) outmuscled Myles Terry for his first dual win of the season.


North Dakota State’s 197 Cordell Eaton (11-4, 4-2) and 285 Brandon Metz (9-6, 2-4) came through with major decisions that helped put the Bison up 26-3 after seven. Eaton with a 12-3 major decision over Bob Coleman and Metz a 15-6 winner over Jamarcus Grant.


In the top eight match-up at 125 pounds, Oregon State’s No. 3-ranked Ronnie Bresser (11-1, 3-0) turned a takedown midway in the second period into a pin at 3:43 over No. 8 Brent Fleetwood (13-3, 5-1) to cut the deficit to 26-9. Fleetwood’s three losses have been to wrestlers ranked in the top five this season.


NDSU No. 18-ranked 133 Cam Sykora (13-2, 5-0) recorded his sixth tech fall of the season and 30th in his career with 2-point near fall as time was running out at 19-3 over Kegan Calkins.


Oregon State (1-2, 1-0 Pac 12) 141-pounder Grant Willits closed out the dual with a 13-0 major decision over Sawyer Degen (8-8, 0-1).


#20 North Dakota State 31, Oregon State 13
Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018
Scheels Center/ Fargo, N.D.
149—Jaden Van Maanen (NDSU) fall Zach Evans (OSU), 5:55
157—#17 Hunter Willits (OSU) dec Nick Knutson (NDSU), 10-4

165—#17 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU) fall Aaron Olmos (OSU), 3:24
174—Lorenzo De La Riva (NDSU) dec Colt Doyle (OSU), 11-7

184—Michael Otomo (NDSU) dec Myles Terry (OSU), 10-6
197— Cordell Eaton (NDSU) major dec Bob Coleman (OSU), MD 12-3
285— Brandon Metz (NDSU) major dec Jamarcus Grant (OSU), MD 15-6

125--#3 Ronnie Bresser (OSU) fall #8 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU), 3:43

133—#18 Cam Sykora (NDSU) tech fall Kegan Calkins (OSU), TF 19-3 7:00
141— Grant Willits (OSU) major dec Sawyer Degen (NDSU), MD 13-0

Dual started at 149 pounds

Attendance— 626 Referee—Jay Cox



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

www.GoBison.com

 

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Woodbridge Blue Raiders win 2018 Howdy Duncan Invitational

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-The Woodbridge Raiders have found a way to win the team title as they had no individual champion in the final round but throughout the contest, kept contributing with the bonus points and falls and claimed the 2018 Howdy Duncan Wrestling Invitational that was held at William Penn HIgh School to honor the late former assistant wrestling coach of the Colonials. Final Team Placement Scores
1 WoodbridgeHS 183.5
2 Dover 166.0 2 champions
3 William Penn 163.0
4 Delcastle 146.0 2 champions
5 Timber Creek 136.0 1 champion
6 Malvern Prep 118.5 1 champion
7 Concord 115.5 1 champion
8 Lake Forest H S 113.5
9 The Hill School 104.0 2 champions
10 Haverford 98.0 2 champions
11 John Carroll 96.0 2 champions
12 Polytech 90.5
13 Christiana 72.0
14 Hodgson 68.0
15 Wilmington Charter 65.0
16 Sanford HS 58.0 1 champion
17 Conrad 50.0
18 Archmere Academy 48.5
19 Mt Pleasant 46.0
20 Upper Merion Area Hs 44.5
21 Archbishop Carroll HS 36.0
21 Newark HS 36.0
23 First State Military Academy 33.0
24 McKean 31.0
25 Tower Hill Hs 26.0
26 Bishop McDevitt 24.0
26 Red Lion Christian Academy 24.0
28 Glasgow HS 19.0
29 Howard 14.0
30 Tatnall 10.0
31 Wilmington Friends 9.0
32 Delaware Military Academy 7.0
33 St Marks 6.0
34 Design Thinking Academy 0

106

• 1st Place - Jake Craig of The Hill School
• 2nd Place - Chris Hoskiin of Timber Creek
• 3rd Place - Cael Moyer of Lake Forest H S
• 4th Place - Colin Ensslin of Concord
• 5th Place - Kyle Davis of Woodbridge H S
• 6th Place - Julianne Moccia of John Carroll

113

1st Place - Bobby Becket of Malvern Prep

• 2nd Place - Michael Rodriguez of Polytech
• 3rd Place - Brandon Pike of William Penn
• 4th Place - zach palmer of Mt Pleasant
• 5th Place - Jonah Olfus of Dover
• 6th Place - Mark Escobar of Newark H S

120

• 1st Place - Kyle Simpson of Concord
• 2nd Place - Matthew James of Delcastle
• 3rd Place - Ryan McKelvey of Newark H S
• 4th Place - Marquis Machado of Dover
• 5th Place - Collin Power of Upper Merion Area Hs
• 6th Place - Robert Boyer of Woodbridge H S

126

• 1st Place - Kam Jenkins of Timber Creek
• 2nd Place - Dominic Ball of Wilmington Charter
• 3rd Place - Scott Weinkowitz of Concord
• 4th Place - Ayden Cheng of Upper Merion Area Hs
• 5th Place - Trey Crawford of Hodgson
• 6th Place - Johnathon Webb of Woodbridge H S

132

• 1st Place - Justin Griffith of Sanford H S
• 2nd Place - Sidney Mathues of Malvern Prep
• 3rd Place - Richard Fonticiella of Dover
• 4th Place - Gavin Manning of Woodbridge H S
• 5th Place - Tyler Simpson of Concord
• 6th Place - Cecil Owusu of William Penn

138

• 1st Place - Matt Mitrega of John Carroll
• 2nd Place - Jerome Cannon of Woodbridge H S
• 3rd Place - Jarrod Brindza of William Penn
• 4th Place - Ky Jacobs of Tower Hill Hs
• 5th Place - Christopher Sullivan of Conrad
• 6th Place - Da`Shawn Grace of Lake Forest H S

145

• 1st Place - Sam Beckett of The Hill School
• 2nd Place - Daniel O`Connor of Delcastle
• 3rd Place - Isaiah Wright of Malvern Prep
• 4th Place - Jon`nir Watson of William Penn
• 5th Place - Kennel Decembre of Polytech
• 6th Place - Ethan huffman of Archmere Academy

152

• 1st Place - Douglas Markland of Delcastle
• 2nd Place - Seth Flemming of Lake Forest H S
• 3rd Place - Andrew Connolly of Malvern Prep
• 4th Place - Dante Trader of McKean
• 5th Place - Enrique Ramos of Woodbridge H S
• 6th Place - Andrew McCarron of Haverford

160

• 1st Place - CJ Polesovsky of John Carroll
• 2nd Place - Jack McQuaid of Archbishop Carroll HS
• 3rd Place - Tyshaun Cole of Dover
• 4th Place - Ellis Cannon of Woodbridge H S
• 5th Place - Joseph Pargoe of Red Lion Christian Academy
• 6th Place - Greg Long of Polytech

170

• 1st Place - Shane McAdams of Haverford
• 2nd Place - Gabe Evans of Dover
• 3rd Place - Jason Lamey of Sanford H S
• 4th Place - Nolan Collins of Archmere Academy
• 5th Place - Ibrahim Statts of Lake Forest H S
• 6th Place - Taeshuan Ford-Jackson of Woodbridge HS

182

• 1st Place - Matthew Gray of Haverford
• 2nd Place - John `Tre` Seaman of Timber Creek
• 3rd Place - Daiquan Chambers of Hodgson
• 4th Place - Darren Ryals of William Penn
• 5th Place - Cameron Gibson of John Carroll
• 6th Place - Raymond Denneny of Delcastle

195

• 1st Place - Sam Arkwuoille Jr. of Dover
• 2nd Place - Nasir Dreuitt of William Penn
• 3rd Place - Derek Schmaeling of The Hill School
• 4th Place - Warrick Galbert of Christiana
• 5th Place - Vance Carr of Timber Creek
• 6th Place - Tyron Boyer of Glasgow H S

220

• 1st Place - Hugo Harp of Dover
• 2nd Place - Kristopher Thompson of Lake Forest H S
• 3rd Place - Ben Somerville of Wilmington Charter
• 4th Place - Hunter Young of Woodbridge H S
• 5th Place - Dylan Craighton of Polytech
• 6th Place - Ryan Gui Dibo of Christiana

285

• 1st Place - David Ironkwe of Delcastle
• 2nd Place - Keandre Buckham of Concord
• 3rd Place - Harrison Dunnum of Christiana
• 4th Place - Joshua Benedict of Woodbridge H S
• 5th Place - Alejandro Jardon of Hodgson
• 6th Place - Patrick O`Donnell of Timber Creek

Team Sportsmanship Award
Lake Forest

Outstanding Wrestler Award
Kam Jenkins, Timber Creek

 

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NDSU Drops 2 of 3 at South Beach Duals

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.—No. 20-ranked North Dakota State dropped a pair of close decisions to West Virginia 19-17 on the final bout and No. 12 North Carolina 20-19 on criteria, but rebounded by bouncing Indiana 33-9 South Beach Duals on Sunday, Dec. 30, in the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center.

Travel issues forced the Bison to reschedule after missing Saturday's two duals, including a date with No. 8-ranked Cornell, and hit the mat for three matches on Sunday.

NDSU (6-3, 2-2 #Big12WR) is schedule to host No. 23 Iowa State at 7 p.m. Jan. 9 in Scheels Center.

Five North Dakota State wrestlers won a pair of matches led by the 2-0 efforts by No. 9-ranked 125 Brent Fleetwood (15-3, 7-1) and 174 Lorenzo De La Riva. De La Riva (12-6, 5-3) recorded a tech fall and a major decision against North Carolina and Indiana, while Fleetwood picked up a forfeit and major decision.

Three NDSU wrestlers, No. 17 133 Cam Sykora (15-3, 7-1), No. 18 165 Andrew Fogarty (10-3, 7-2), and 197 Cordell Eaton (13-5, 6-3) all won 2 of 3 bouts after losing against West Virginia. Sykora recorded major decision and his seventh tech fall of the season and Fogarty picked up his sixth pin of the season.

North Dakota State heavyweight Dan Stibral (15-4, 1-0) recorded his fifth pin in his first dual action of the season to close out the win over Indiana.

West Virginia 19, #20 North Dakota State 17
Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018
South Beach Duals
Fort Lauderdale Convention Center / Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
125—Paul Bianchi (NDSU) dec Joey Thomas (WVU), 7-3
133—Matthew Schmitt (WVU) dec #17 Cam Sykora (NDSU), 8-4
141—Lukas Martin (WVU) dec Taylor Nein (NDSU), 5-4
149—Christian Monserrat (WVU) dec Jaden Van Maanen (NDSU), 5-3
157—Nick Knutson (NDSU) dec Zach Moore (WVU), 6-1
165—Nick Kiussis (WVU) major dec #18 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU), MD 11-3
174—Jesse Shearer (NDSU) won by forfeit
184—Michael Otomo (NDSU) won by forfeit
197—Noah Adams (WVU) dec Cordell Eaton (NDSU), 5-2
285—Brandon Ngati (WVU) dec Brandon Metz (NDSU), 7-3
NDSU lost team point – control of mat area

#12 North Carolina 20, #20 North Dakota State 19
Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018
South Beach Duals
Fort Lauderdale Convention Center / Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
125--#9 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU) major dec Joel Heilmann (UNC), MD 13-2
133—#17 Cam Sykora (NDSU) major dec Gary Wayne Harding (UNC), MD 9-0
141—AC Headlee (UNC) dec Taylor Nein (NDSU), 6-1
149—Austin O'Conner (UNC) fall Jaden Van Maanen (NDSU), 3:39
157—Josh McClure (UNC) dec Luke Weber (NDSU), 5-4
165—#18 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU) dec Sawyer Davidson (UNC), 5-2
174—Lorenzo De La Riva (NDSU) tech fall Will MacDonald (UNC), TF 19-2 5:47
184—Chip Ness (UNC) major dec Michael Otomo (NDSU), MD 13-1
197—Cordell Eaton (NDSU) dec Chasen Blair (UNC), 7-4
285—Cory Daniel (UNC) tie breaker-1 Brandon Metz (NDSU), TB-1 5-1
UNC wins by criteria (most falls)

#20 North Dakota State 33, Indiana 9
Sunday, Dec. 30, 2018
South Beach Duals
Fort Lauderdale Convention Center / Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
125--#9 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU) won by forfeit
133—#17 Cam Sykora (NDSU) tech fall Paul Konrath (IU), TF 19-4 5:22
141—Cole Weaver (IU) dec Taylor Nein (NDSU), 3-0
149—Jaden Van Maanen (NDSU) dec Fernie Silva (IU), 5-4
157—Jake Danishek (IU) dec Nick Knutson (NDSU), 7-4
165—#18 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU) fall Bryce Martin (IU), 1:33
174—Lorenzo De La Riva (NDSU) major dec Jakob Hinz (IU), MD 13-3
184—Norman Conley (IU) dec Michael Otomo (NDSU), 6-4
197— Cordell Eaton (NDSU) dec Jake Kleimola (IU), 3-2
285—Dan Stibral (NDSU) fall Brandon Streck (IU), 1:14



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

www.GoBison.com

 

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Results of the Mount Mat Madness Wrestling

By David A. Willauer-Contributing Writer-Mount Mat Madness Wrestling Invitational Tournament-Mount St. Joseph's High School-Baltimore, MD: On December 28 and 29th the following Delaware High Schools competed in the Mount Mat Madness Wrestling Invitational that was held at Mount St. Joseph's High School in Baltimore, MD

The Sals of Salesianum was the highest Delaware team that finished in 6th place with 115.5 points

106-Jack Engelmann 6th place
113-Zack Spence 2nd place
138-Harry Latch 6th place
145-Luke Harasika 4th place
170-Logan Montgomery 2nd place
220-Danny Stradley 4th place

17th place is St. Georges with 53 points.

126-Dan Rankin 4th place
138-Nick Narvonik 2nd place

20th place is William Penn with 44.5 points

182-Nick Lane 6th place
220-Sahil Ortiz 8th place

 

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For Immediate Release:

From Brown University Athletic Communications

January 17, 2019



Viruet, LaFragola Win, Brown Wrestling Falls to Army West Point, 32-6



Release Link: https://brownbears.com/news/2019/1/...-wrestling-falls-to-army-west-point-32-6.aspx



PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Seniors Jon Viruet and CJ LaFragola won at 165 and 184 pounds respectively, but Brown University wrestling fell to Army West Point, 32-6, on Thursday night at the Pizzitola Sports Center.



In their home opener, the Bears (2-2, 0-1 EIWA) won two of three bouts to open the second half of the dual meet but could not come back from a 20-0 deficit after the visiting Black Knights (4-2, 4-0 EIWA) won the meet’s first five bouts, remaining undefeated in conference duals.



“Army is a very good, well-disciplined program,” Brown head coach Todd Beckerman said. “We are a little banged up, but Army deserves all the credit for the way they performed tonight. We have two more big conference duals this weekend and will make some adjustments to get ready for F&M and Bucknell on Saturday.”



Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) earned his team-best 18th win of the year, improving to 18-5, while LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) tallied his 13th win of the year and bettered his record to 13-5.



At 165 pounds, Viruet – ranked No. 18 in the NCAA at 165 according to Intermat – registered a 5-4 win over Cael McCormick. Viruet tallied the only points of the first period with a takedown and added two escapes in the second stanza to remain ahead 4-2. After McCormick tied the score, 4-4, Viruet gained the decisive point with an escape.



LaFragola captured a 5-2 decision at 184 pounds over C.J. Morgan. After a scoreless first period, LaFragola pulled ahead 3-0 at the end of the second stanza with an escape and a takedown. He added another takedown in the third frame for the final score.



At 125 pounds junior Trey Keeley (Washington, Ill.) held a 1-0 lead entering the third period before dropping a 4-1 decision, at 149 pounds Jack Bokina (Mattituck, N.Y.) battled in an 8-4 setback, and at 197 pounds senior Tucker Ziegler (Myersville, Md.) remained within 3-1 of No. 4 ranked Rocco Caywood entering the third period before dropping an 11-1 major decision.



Next, Brown hosts a pair of EIWA duals on Saturday, Jan. 19 against Franklin & Marshall at 11:00 a.m. (ESPN+) and Bucknell at 7:00 p.m. (ESPN+).



Army West Point 32, Brown 6 (Jan. 17, 2019 | Pizzitola Sports Center)

125: Trey Chalifoux (A) def. Trey Keeley (B), Dec. 4-1 (Army 3-0)

133: Lane Peters (A) def. Reese Fry (B), TF 16-0 (Army 8-0)

141: Corey Shie (A) def. Colin Realbuto (B), MD 14-2 (Army 12-0)

149: Noah Hanau (A) def. Jack Bokina (B), Dec. 8-4 (Army 15-0)

157: Lucas Weiland (A) def. Christian LaBrie (B), TF 18-0 (Army 20-0)

165: No. 18 Jon Viruet (B) def. Cael McCormick (A), Dec. 5-4 (Army 20-3)

174: Ben Harvey (A) def. Cade Wilson (B), MD 11-2 (Army 24-3)

184: CJ LaFragola (B) def. C.J. Morgan (A), Dec. 5-2 (Army 24-6)

197: No. 4 Rocco Caywood (A) def. Tucker Ziegler (B), MD 11-1 (Army 28-6)

285: Ben Sullivan (A) def. James Valentino (B), MD 9-0 (Army 32-6)



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Nick Dow
Athletic Communications Assistant
Brown University
Email: nicholas_dow@brown.edu
Office: 401-863-6069
Cell: 781-812-7991

 

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From: UNI Athletics Media Relations <unisid@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 6:44 PM
Subject: UNI Wrestling: Josh Alber Knocks Off No. 3 Eierman
To: Michelle Van Dorn <michelle.vandorn@uni.edu>

CONTACT: Michelle Van Dorn (michelle.vandorn@uni.edu / (319) 290-5301)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LINK: http://bit.ly/2Mg8nFm


CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – Josh Alber knocked off his first top-five opponent of the year, but No. 15 UNI wrestling fell to No. 5 Missouri, 29-12.

UNI now 2-4 overall (2-0 Big 12) was unable to snap Mizzou’s win streak, now at 32. Mizzou improved to 12-0 overall (5-0 MAC). UNI was the last team to beat Missouri in 2017.

The Panthers fell behind early with losses at 125 pounds and 133 pounds before Alber got the Panthers on the board at 141 pounds.

Alber avenged a loss from last year to knock off No. 3 Jaydin Eireman with a 4-3 decision. Eierman is a two-time All-American. He was fourth last year and fifth in 2017 at the NCAA championships.

The win over Eierman was Alber’s fourth top-20 win this year and his ninth consecutive win since falling to top-ranked Yianni Diakomihalis of Cornell in a Dec. 16 dual.

No. 12 Steiert just missed a major decision in his second meeting this season with No. 13 Connor Flynn at 165 pounds. Steiert had a dominating match with an early takedown and reversal. He drew two stalling points and riding time to beat Flynn, 7-1.

The win over Flynn was Steiert’s fourth top-20 win this season.

A forfeit at 184 pounds made Drew Foster the final Panther to earn points for UNI.

UNI continues to lead the series record 20-13 against Missouri.

RESULTS (NWCA team rankings / Intermat individual rankings)
#5 Missouri 29, #15 UNI 12

• 125: Dack Punke (MU) dec. Jay Schwarm (UNI), 6-3
• 133: #10 John Erneste (MU) pinned Jack Skudlarczyk (UNI), 2:39
• 141: #8 Josh Alber (UNI) dec. #3 Jaydin Eierman (MU), 4-3
• 149: #13 Brock Mauller (MU) dec. #9 Max Thomsen (UNI), 9-3
• 157: #16 Jarrett Jacques (MU) maj. dec. Patrick Schoenfelder (UNI), 12-4
• 165: #12 Bryce Steiert (UNI) dec. #13 Connor Flynn (MU), 7-1
• 174: #4 Daniel Lewis (MU) pinned #8 Taylor Lujan (UNI), 1:42
• 184:#6 Drew Foster (UNI) by forfeit
• 197: Wyatt Koelling (MU) dec. Tyrell Gordon (UNI), 5-1
• 285: Zach Elam (MU) maj. dec. Izaak Shedenhelm (UNI), 10-2

UP NEXT
UNI hosts its first Big 12 dual of the season when Air Force (4-2 / 1-1 Big 12) visits the West Gym 2 p.m. Jan. 20. Fans also can watch on FloWrestling http://bit.ly/2ITwsAn

UNI leads the series 5-2 against Air Force. Air Forced edged out UNI 19-18 in the teams’ last meeting in 2013.

COMPLETE MATCHUPS (UNI | Air Force):

• 125: Jay Schwarm | Sidney Flores
• 133: Jack Skudlarczyk | Tony DeCesare or John Twomey
• 141: Josh Alber | Garrett O’Shea
• 149: Max Thomsen | Alec Opsal or Tommy Stager
• 157: Paden Moore or Patrick Schoenfelder | Alex Mossing
• 165: Bryce Steiert | Marcus Amico
• 174: Taylor Lujan | Randy Meneweather
• 184: Drew Foster | Jake Thompson
• 197: Tyrell Gordon | Anthony McLaughlin
• 285: Carter Isley or Izaak Shedenhelm | Kayne Hutchison

 

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From: Dow, Nicholas <nicholas_dow@brown.edu>
Date: Sat, Jan 19, 2019 at 6:50 PM
Subject: Brown Wrestling Sweeps Past F&M, 21-18, Bucknell, 20-18, in EIWA Duals
To: Nicholas Dow <Nicholas_dow@brown.edu>



For Immediate Release:

From Brown University Athletic Communications

January 19, 2019



Brown Wrestling Sweeps Past F&M, 21-18, Bucknell, 20-18, in EIWA Duals



Release Link: https://brownbears.com/news/2019/1/...t-f-m-21-18-bucknell-20-18-in-eiwa-duals.aspx



PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Seniors Jon Viruet and CJ LaFragola both won twice on the day as Brown University wrestling swept past Franklin & Marshall College, 21-18, and Bucknell University, 20-18, in a pair of EIWA dual meets on Saturday at the Pizzitola Sports Center to cap its home-opening weekend.



The Bears (4-2, 2-1 EIWA) opened with a 10-0 lead and held an edge as large as 21-9 against the Diplomats (2-2, 0-1 EIWA) in their first dual of the day before rallying from a 15-3 deficit – winning four of the last five bouts – to upend the Bison (3-6, 1-3 EIWA) in the nightcap.



“I’m really proud of the way our team competed today to come away with two wins in conference duals,” Brown head coach Todd Beckerman said. “We found different ways to win in both duals. Against F&M, we had some key early victories and then added some timely bonus-point wins. Against Bucknell, we showed tremendous resiliency and battled through all 10 weight classes.”



Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) tallied 10 team points on the day, including his third fall of the year, and now has 20 wins on the season – his third straight 20-win campaign. LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) posted eight team points, including his first technical fall of the year. Against Bucknell, Viruet’s major decision initiated a 17-3 run that Brown used to close and win the dual.



Next, Brown hosts a pair of EIWA duals on Saturday, Jan. 26 against No. 10 Cornell at 11:00 a.m. (ESPN+) and Binghamton at 7:00 p.m. in the program’s fifth annual “Rumble and Tumble” combined meet with Brown gymnastics.



Dual 1: Brown 21, Franklin & Marshall 18



Senior Jon Viruet posted a pin at 165 pounds, and senior CJ LaFragola tallied a technical fall at 184 pounds to propel Brown past Franklin & Marshall, 21-18, in an EIWA dual meet on Saturday morning.



The Bears won the dual’s first three bouts to take a 10-0 lead and registered bonus-point wins from Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) and LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) in the second half of the meet to secure the win over the Diplomats.



Viruet recorded his third fall and 19th win of the year while LaFragola notched his first technical fall and 14th win of the season. At 133 pounds, freshman Reese Fry (Manchester, Mich.) charted his third major decision of the year. Junior Trey Keeley (Washington, Ill.) and freshman Colin Realbuto (Somers, N.Y.) won via decision at 125 and 141 pounds respectively.



Keeley opened the dual with an 8-5 victory over Jose Diaz at 125 pounds. He gained a 4-2 lead at the end of the first period and an 8-4 edge at the end of the second stanza en route to the win.



Fry gave the Bears a 7-0 lead in the team score with his 13-4 major decision over Mike Simonetti at 133 pounds. Fry staked himself to a 5-2 lead at the end of the first, went ahead 8-2 through two periods, and added five points in the final frame.



The Bears captured their third consecutive bout as Realbuto took a 6-2 decision at 141 pounds over Paddy Quinlan, extending Brown’s team lead to 10-0. With the score tied 2-2 entering the third period, Realbuto tallied an escape, takedown, and riding time point to seize the win.



After the Diplomats pulled within 10-6 in the team score, Viruet – ranked No. 18 in the nation – pushed Brown’s lead to 16-6 with a fall in the first period at the 0:57 mark over F&M’s Crew Fullerton at 165 pounds.



LaFragola gave Brown a 21-9 advantage in the team score with a 24-9 technical fall over Reid Robilotto at 184 pounds. LaFragola notched three takedowns in the first period to move ahead 6-3. He tacked on five more points to gain an 11-4 lead heading to the third period. In the final frame, he registered five takedowns and a 2-point near fall on his way to the win.



Brown 21, Franklin & Marshall 18 (Jan. 19, 2019 | Pizzitola Sports Center)

125: Trey Keeley (B) def. Jose Diaz (F), Dec. 8-5 (Brown 3-0)

133: Reese Fry (B) def. Mike Simonetti (F), MD 13-4 (Brown 7-0)

141: Colin Realbuto (B) def. Paddy Quinlan (F), Dec. 6-2 (Brown 10-0)

149: Wil Gil (F) def. Jack Bokina (B), Dec. 9-8 (Brown 10-3)

157: Emmett LiCastri (F) def. Christian LaBrie (B), Dec. 9-3 (Brown 10-6)

165: No. 18 Jon Viruet (B) def. Crew Fullerton (F), Fall 0:57 (Brown 16-6)

174: Jake Conners (F) def. Cade Wilson (B), Dec. 5-2 (Brown 16-9)

184: CJ LaFragola (B) def. Reid Robilotto (F), TF 24-9 (Brown 21-9)

197: Phil Robilotto (F) def. Tucker Ziegler (B), Fall 2:40 (Brown 21-15)

285: Antonio Pelusi (F) def. James Valentino (B), Dec. 1-0 (Brown 21-18)



Dual 2: Brown 20, Bucknell 18



The Bears won four of the dual’s final five bouts, closing the meet on a 17-3 run, as Brown beat Bucknell, 20-18, on Saturday night behind bonus-point wins from senior Jon Viruet, freshman Cade Wilson, and senior Ian Butterbrodt.



Facing a 15-3 deficit after the dual’s first five bouts, the Bears won three straight bouts to pull within 15-14 and remained within 18-14 heading to the 285-pound weight class before Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.) forced five stall warnings, resulting in a Bucknell disqualification and six team points for the Bears.



Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) captured his 20th win of the season – his third straight 20-win campaign – and his team-best sixth major decision of the year. Wilson (Nazareth, Pa.) notched his second major decision of the season.



Freshman Samuel Lynch (Foster, R.I.) scored six points inside final 10 seconds of his match to earn a decision, and senior CJ LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) tacked on a decision for his 15th win of the year.



After Bucknell opened the dual with a 12-0 lead, Lynch stopped the run with a 12-11 win over Matthew Kolonia at 149 pounds. Trailing 11-6 with under 10 seconds remaining in the third period, Lynch scored a takedown and a 4-point near fall to rally for the win.



The Bison remained ahead 15-3 before Viruet – ranked No. 18 in the nation – gained a 13-1 major decision over D.J. Hollingshead at 165 pounds. Viruet led 6-0 at the end of the first period and 10-0 at the conclusion of the second stanza, bringing Brown within 15-7 in the team score.



Wilson notched back-to-back major decisions for the Bears with a 15-2 win over Nick Stephani at 174 pounds. Wilson outscored Stephani 6-2 in the first period, 7-0 in the second stanza, and 2-0 in the third frame to trim Brown’s deficit to 15-11 in the team score.



LaFragola continued a three-match win streak for the Bears with a 3-1 win over Jacob Ferreira at 184 pounds that whittled the team score to 15-14. LaFragola scored a takedown in the first period and an escape in the third for the win.



After the Bison pulled ahead 18-14 in the team score, Butterbrodt won the meet for the Bears with six points at heavyweight. Butterbrodt held an 8-0 lead with 20 seconds left in the third period before forcing Brandon Stokes into his fifth stall warning, resulting in a disqualification that gave the Bears the team win.



Brown 20, Bucknell 18 (Jan. 19, 2019 | Pizzitola Sports Center)

125: Jakob Campbell (BK) def. Trey Keeley (BR), Dec. 2-1 (Bucknell 3-0)

133: David Campbell (BK) def. Reese Fry (BR), Dec. 9-6 (Bucknell 6-0)

141: Joey Gould (BK) def. Colin Realbuto (BR), Fall 6:54 (Bucknell 12-0)

149: Samuel Lynch (BR) def. Matthew Kolonia (BK), Dec. 12-11 (Bucknell 12-3)

157: No. 8 Zach Hartman (BK) def. Christian LaBrie (BR), Dec. 7-2 (Bucknell 15-3)

165: No. 18 Jon Viruet (BR) def. D.J. Hollingshead (BK), MD 13-1 (Bucknell 15-7)

174: Cade Wilson (BR) def. Nick Stephani (BK), MD 15-2 (Bucknell 15-11)

184: CJ LaFragola (BR) def. Jacob Ferreira (BK), Dec. 3-1 (Bucknell 15-14)

197: Drew Phipps (BK) def. Nino Bastianelli (BR), Dec. 5-2 (Bucknell 18-14)

285: Ian Butterbrodt (BR) def. Brandon Stokes (BK), Disqualification (Brown 20-18)



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Email: nicholas_dow@brown.edu
Office: 401-863-6069
Cell: 781-812-7991

 

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From: Dow, Nicholas <nicholas_dow@brown.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 6:12 PM
Subject: Brown Wrestling Drops Decisions to Penn, 18-16, No. 18 Princeton, 25-10
To: Nicholas Dow <Nicholas_dow@brown.edu>



For Immediate Release:

From Brown University Athletic Communications

February 2, 2019



Brown Wrestling Drops Decisions to Penn, 18-16, No. 18 Princeton, 25-10



Release Link: https://brownbears.com/news/2019/2/...ions-to-penn-18-16-no-18-princeton-25-10.aspx



PHILADELPHIA, Pa., and PRINCETON N.J. – Seniors Jon Viruet, CJ LaFragola, and Ian Butterbrodt all won twice on the day, but Brown University wrestling fell to the University of Pennsylvania, 18-16, and to No. 18 Princeton University, 25-10, on Saturday in a pair of Ivy League and EIWA dual meets on Saturday at The Palestra and Dillon Gymnasium respectively.



Competing in their first Ivy road duals of the year, the Bears (4-6, 2-5 EIWA, 0-3 Ivy) won five of 10 bouts against the Quakers (2-5, 1-3 EIWA, 1-0 Ivy) and captured three of the last five bouts against the nationally ranked Tigers (6-4, 3-0 EIWA, 2-0 Ivy) before dropping both decisions.



“We competed hard today on the road against two Ivy teams,” Brown head coach Todd Beckerman said. “We know that the intensity level picks up in Ivy duals, and we had guys step up to that challenge, but it wasn’t enough today. We split five matches with Penn, but it came down to bonus points to decide the match. Princeton is a solid team and nationally ranked for a reason. We’ll regroup this week and get back to work preparing for our next competition.”



Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) – ranked No. 18 in the nation at 165 pounds – tallied his 24th win and seventh major decision of the year, while improving to 9-1 in duals and 7-0 in EIWA duals. LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) posted his 17th win and sixth major decision, bettering his dual record to 8-2, and Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.) improved to 7-0 in duals and 4-0 in EIWA duals.



Next, Brown hosts a pair of duals on Saturday, Feb. 16 against Columbia (11:00 a.m.) and Hofstra (1:00 p.m.) as the Bears celebrate Senior Day and their Alumni & Family Weekend.



Dual 1: Penn 18, Brown 16



PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Senior 184-pounder CJ LaFragola earned his sixth major decision of the year, but Brown dropped an 18-16 decision to Penn on Saturday afternoon at The Palestra in its first Ivy League road dual of the year.



The Bears won the dual’s first three bouts and captured five of the contest’s 10 bouts overall, but the Quakers tallied three major decisions to gain their final advantage.



LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) posted his 16th win of the year while senior Jon Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) – ranked No. 18 at 165 pounds – claimed his 23rd win of the season. Seniors Tucker Ziegler (Myersville, Md.) and Ian Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.) and sophomore AJ Pedro (Methuen, Mass.) picked up wins at 197, 285, and 174 pounds respectively.



Opening the dual at 184 pounds, LaFragola earned a 15-5 major decision win over Jalen Laughlin. He scored four takedowns in the first period to take an 8-3 lead and added six points in the third stanza.



Ziegler pushed the Bears ahead 7-0 in the team score with a 9-3 win at 197 pounds over Patrick Garren. He took a 4-2 lead into the third period and outscored Garren 5-1 in the third to gain the win.



At 285 pounds, Butterbrodt seized a 4-0 win over Ben Goldin, giving the Bears a 10-0 edge in the team score. After two scoreless periods, Butterbrodt won the third period, 4-0, to complete the shutout.



After Penn pulled ahead 18-10 in the team score behind five straight wins, Viruet stopped the run with a 2-0 win over Evan DeLuise at 165 pounds. Viruet tallied an escape in the second period and a point for riding time to trim Brown’s deficit to 18-13 in the team score.



Pedro closed the dual with a 7-1 victory over Jake Hendricks at 174 pounds. He took a 2-0 lead at the end of the first period and a 5-1 edge at the end of the second period.



Penn 18, Brown 16 (Feb. 22, 2019 | The Palestra)

184: CJ LaFragola (B) def. Jalen Laughlin (P), MD 15-5 (Brown 4-0)

197: Tucker Ziegler (B) def. Patrick Garren (P), Dec. 9-3 (Brown 7-0)

285: Ian Butterbrodt (B) def. Ben Goldin (P), Dec. 4-0 (Brown 10-0)

125: Carmen Ferrante (P) def. Trey Keeley (B), MD 8-0 (Brown 10-4)

133: Doug Zapf (P) def. Reese Fry (B), MD 12-4 (Brown 10-8)

141: Grant Aronoff (P) def. Colin Realbuto (B), MD 14-5 (Penn 12-10)

149: No. 13 Anthony Artalona (P) def. Zach Krause (B), Dec. 8-4 (Penn 15-10)

157: Joe Oliva (P) def. Christian LaBrie (B), Dec. 5-0 (Penn 18-10)

165: No. 18 Jon Viruet (B) def. Evan DeLuise (P), Dec. 2-0 (Penn 18-13)

174: AJ Pedro (B) def. Jake Hendricks (P), Dec. 7-1 (Penn 18-16)



Dual 2: No. 18 Princeton 25, Brown 10



PRINCETON, N.J. – Seniors Jon Viruet, CJ LaFragola, and Ian Butterbrodt all earned victories, but Brown fell to No. 18 Princeton, 25-10, on Saturday evening at Dillon Gymnasium.



The Bears won three of the dual’s last five bouts, but the host Tigers opened the match with a 17-0 lead on their way to the victory.



Viruet (Springfield, Mass.) tallied his seventh major decision of the year and 24th win, while improving to 9-1 in duals and 7-0 in EIWA duals. LaFragola (Little Egg Harbor, N.J.) notched his 17th win and bettered his record to 8-2 in duals, and Butterbrodt (North Andover, Mass.) improved to 7-0 in duals and 4-0 in EIWA duals with his 11th overall win.



At 165 pounds, Viruet – ranked No. 18 in the nation at 165 – scored Brown’s first team points with an 11-3 major decision over Grant Cuomo. He led 2-0 at the end of the first period and 7-1 at the end of the second en route to the victory.



LaFragola earned a 7-3 win over Kevin Parker at 184 pounds. He claimed a 4-1 edge at the end of the opening stanza and extended his advantage to 6-2 at the end of the second as part of the winning effort.



Butterbrodt closed the dual with a 5-1 win over Kendall Elfstrum at 285 pounds. Butterbrodt took leads of 2-0 at the end of the first period and 5-0 at the end of the second frame.



No. 18 Princeton 25, Brown 10 (Feb. 2, 2019 | Dillon Gymnasium)

125: No. 10 Patrick Glory (P) def. Trey Keeley (B), MD 15-2 (Princeton 4-0)

133: Jonathan Gomez (P) def. Charlie Faber (B), Dec. 5-4 (Princeton 7-0)

141: Marshall Keller (P) def. Theo Powers (B), Dec. 7-1 (Princeton 10-0)

149: No. 1 Matthew Kolodzik (P) def. Zach Krause (B), MD 18-4 (Princeton 14-0)

157: Quincy Monday (P) def. Christian LaBrie (B), Dec. 10-4 (Princeton 17-0)

165: No. 18 Jon Viruet (B) def. Grant Cuomo (P), MD 11-3 (Princeton 17-4)

174: Travis Stefanik (P) def. AJ Pedro (B), Dec. 10-4 (Princeton 20-4)

184: CJ LaFragola (B) def. Kevin Parker (P), Dec. 7-3 (Princeton 20-7)

197: No. 3 Patrick Brucki (P) def. Tucker Ziegler (B), TF 20-4 (Princeton 25-7)

285: Ian Butterbrodt (B) def. Kendall Elfstrum (P), Dec. 5-1 (Princeton 25-10)



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Athletic Communications Assistant
Brown University
Email: nicholas_dow@brown.edu
Office: 401-863-6069
Cell: 781-812-7991

 

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From: Regina E. Verlengiere <rverleng@stanford.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 5:03 PM
Subject: WRES: Stanford Stuns No. 9 Arizona State
To:




NOT IN OUR HOUSE
Card tops No. 9 Arizona State




STANFORD, Calif. - With just eight seconds remaining, junior Gabriel Townsell converted a six-point move to clinch the dual win for No. 25 Stanford over No. 9 Arizona State, Saturday, at Burnham Pavilion.

Stanford won 6 of the 10 bouts to improve to 7-1 overall and 1-1 in the Pac-12, while Arizona State dropped to 4-9 on the season and 1-1 in the conference. The Sun Devils have not won on The Farm since 2013.

Townsell, who is ranked 20th nationally at 125 pounds, was trailing Arizona State's Brandon Courtney, 4-2, late in the third period. Courtney needed to score one more takedown to give the Sun Devils the dual victory (based on criteria), but Townsell had other plans. He faked an inside trip and as Courtney stepped back, Townsell used a lateral drop to score six as time expired.


Stanford started the dual off strong, taking a 10-0 lead after the first three bouts. Redshirt senior Mason Pengilly set the tone at 133 pounds with a 14-5 major decision over Josiah Kline. Pengilly scored all 14 of his points in the first two periods, including 10 near fall points in the opening frame. He remains undefeated in duals this season at 5-0.

Junior Brandon Kier won a hard-fought 10-8 decision against Cory Crooks at 141 pounds. A big first period was the difference as Kier improved to 2-2 on the year. Redshirt sophomore Requir van der Merwe added to the Cardinal lead with a 4-1 decision over Josh Maruca. Ranked No. 15 at 149 pounds, van der Merwe led 3-0 going into the final period and finished with 1:49 of riding time. He is now 18-6 overall and 7-1 in duals this season.

The Sun Devils won the next four bouts, including bonus points by No. 4 Josh Shields at 165 pounds and No. 2 Zahid Valencia at 174 pounds, to take a 15-10 lead in the dual.

Redshirt sophomore Nathan Traxler, who is ranked ninth nationally at 197 pounds, evened up the team score with a 17-1 technical fall over Keavon Buckley in 4:08. Traxler, who leads the team in wins, is now 22-4 overall and 8-0 in duals.

Redshirt freshman Haydn Maley gave the Cardinal some security with a 5-2 decision over Brady Daniel at heavyweight. Maley scored a takedown as time expired, which would have come up big had the dual score been tied and had to come down to criteria. Maley is now 19-8 overall and 4-2 in duals.


Stanford hits the road next week, traveling to Purdue on Friday, Feb. 8 and Indiana on Saturday, Feb. 9.


No. 25 Stanford 21, No. 9 Arizona State 15
Weight Matchup Result
125 #20 Gabriel Townsell (STAN) dec. Brandon Courtney (ASU) 8-4
133 Mason Pengilly (STAN) maj. dec. Josiah Kline (ASU) 14-5
141 Brandon Kier (STAN) dec. Cory Crooks (ASU) 10-8
149 #15 Requir van der Merwe (STAN) dec. Josh Maruca (ASU) 4-1
157 #17 Christian Pagdilao (ASU) dec. #18 Dominick Mandarino (STAN) 11-9 (SV)
165 #4 Josh Shields (ASU) maj. dec. Jared Hill (STAN) 16-6
174 #2 Zahid Valencia (ASU) tech. fall Rico Stormer (STAN) 23-8 (7:00)
184 Jacen Petersen (ASU) dec. Austin Flores (STAN) 5-2
197 #9 Nathan Traxler (STAN) tech. fall Keavon Buckley (ASU) 17-1 (4:08)
285 Haydn Maley (STAN) dec. Brady Daniel (ASU) 5-2






Regina Verlengiere

Director, Athletics Communications

Men's and Women's Volleyball, Wrestling

641 E. Campus Dr.

Stanford, CA 94305

 

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From: Edward Stevens <edward.stevens@huskers.unl.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 4:13 PM
Subject: NEB WRES: Huskers Squash Scarlet Knights, 31-9
To:


Link: http://www.huskers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=100&ATCLID=211788793



Huskers Squash Scarlet Knights, 31-9

Piscataway, N.J. -- The No. 6 Nebraska Cornhuskers displayed strong performances up and down the lineup on Friday night as they came away with a 31-9 victory over the #14 Rutgers Scarlet Knights. NU took eight of the ten bouts with five of the victories coming courtesy of bonus points.


The Huskers won four matches by major decision, three by decision and one by pinfall. For the third time in four matches, NU tallied at least four bonus-point wins in a dual victory.


#16 Zeke Moisey (125) got the Huskers going immediately with a 10-0 major decision to put the team up 4-0. Moisey has now won four of his last five matches and sits just six wins away from reaching the 100-win mark in his career.


In the next match, true freshman Jevon Parrish (133) was defeated by #5 Nick Suriano of Rutgers. Suriano was the national runner-up at 125 pounds last year after posting a 25-1 record. His 12-2 major decision over Parrish knotted the team score up at four.


#19 Chad Red Jr. (141) put four more points on the board for the Huskers with a major decision of his own over Peter Lipari. A second period takedown and a four-point nearfall gave Red Jr. a significant cushion and he was able to notch his third major of the season.


Rutgers held its final lead of the dual at 9-8 after #2 Anthony Ashnault defeated NU’s Jordan Shearer (149) by tech. fall, 16-1. Ashnault is now a perfect 18-0 on the year.


In the final match before intermission, Huskers senior #2 Tyler Berger (157) withstood a strong effort from RU’s #15 John Van Brill to take a 7-3 decision and improve to 18-2 on the season.


#6 Isaiah White won his 12th match in his last 13 duals by earning a 3-2 decision over Stephan Glasgow at 165-pounds. A first-period takedown by White was the only offense of the dual as the NU junior held off a couple last-second attacks by Glasgow.


Easton, Pa., native #9 Mikey Labriola (174) picked up his third major decision since 2019 began after taking a 16-5 major decision over Anthony Oliveri. Two four-point nearfalls by the Husker redshirt freshman after takedowns proved to be too much for Oliveri to handle as Labriola put his team up 18-9 with three bouts to go.


Redshirt sophomore and returning All-American #4 Taylor Venz notched his third pin in his last four duals when he got Rutgers’ 184-pounder John Ciaramella on his back and pinned him just 1:53 into the match. Venz is a perfect 6-0 since falling to N.C. State’s #3 Nick Reenan on Dec. 16.


NU’s #11 Eric Schultz continued to wrestle at a high level, taking down Matthew Correnti by major decision, 21-8. Schultz has won five of his last six duals and now has six bonus-point victories on the year.


Husker heavyweight #14 David Jensen put the nail in the Scarlet Knights coffin as he worked a 6-1 decision over Christian Colucci to push the Huskers margin of victory to 22 points at 31-9. Jensen is 12-2 (6-2 in duals) on the year.


With the win, the Huskers move to 10-3 (4-2 B1G) on the season and Rutgers drops to 8-5 (2-3 B1G). The Scarlet Knights will take on a top-20 Princeton team on Sunday afternoon to cap off their weekend.


Match Results:


125: #16 Zeke Moisey (NEB) major dec. Shane Metzler (RU), 10-0 (NEB 4, RU 0)

133: #5 Nick Suriano (RU) major dec. Jevon Parrish (NEB), 12-2 (NEB 4, RU 4)

141: #19 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) major dec. Peter Lipari (RU), 16-5 (NEB 8, RU 4)

149: #2 Anthony Ashnault (RU) tech. fall Jordan Shearer (NEB), 16-1 (4:05) (RU 9, NEB 8)

157: #2 Tyler Berger (NEB) dec. #15 John Van Brill (RU), 7-3 (NU 11, RU 9)

165: #6 Isaiah White (NEB) dec. Stephan Glasgow (RU), 3-2 (NEB 14, RU 9)

174: #9 Mikey Labriola (NEB) major dec. Anthony Oliveri (RU), 16-5 (NU 18, RU 9)

184: #4 Taylor Venz (NEB) pinned John Ciaramella(RU), (1:53) (NU 24, RU 9)

197: #11 Eric Schultz (NEB) major dec. Matthew Correnti (RU), 21-8 (NU 28, RU 9)

285: #14 David Jensen (NEB) dec. Christian Colucci (RU), 6-1 (NU 31, RU 9)


Up Next:

The team will fly home to prepare for the #3 Iowa Hawkeyes. Nebraska will host the Hawkeyes at the Devaney Center on Sunday, Feb. 3 at noon. Tickets are on sale at Huskers.com/tickets or by phone at 800-8BIGRED.


Make sure to follow us on Twitter (@HuskerWrestling), Facebook (@NebraskaWrestling) and Instagram (@huskerwrestling) for news and updates on the team.

E.J. Stevens

MAIAA Athletic Communications Graduate Assistant

Nebraska Athletics

One Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, Neb. 68588-0123

W: 952-200-7778 | edward.stevens@huskers.unl.edu

 

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From: Ryan Weinkauf <rweinkauf@athletics.wisc.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 12:52 PM
Subject: UW WREST: Wisconsin bounces back with dominant win over Maryland
To: Kelli Grashel <KG3@athletics.wisc.edu>



Wisconsin bounces back with dominant win over Maryland

Badgers snap losing streak in style with big wins


COLLEGE PARK, Mary. – The Badgers returned to their winning ways on Saturday, as they rolled over the Terrapins en route to a 30-9 victory.

No. 15 Wisconsin (7-6, 2-5 B1G) won eight of 10 matches over Maryland (0-8, 0-5 B1G), including four wins by bonus points.

Senior Jens Lantz gave the Badgers the lead in his 133-pound match when he answered a shot by Orion Anderson of Maryland by countering and getting Anderson on his back to secure Lantz' first pin of the season. Wisconsin went up 6-3 and never came close to relinquishing that lead the rest of the dual.

The biggest match of the day, both literally and figuratively, was at heavyweight, as No. 11 Trent Hillger of UW faced No. 6 Youssif Hemida of Maryland. There wasn't a lot of action in the match, but Hillger earned the only takedown in the first period, and held on to win 5-2 and secure a big upset over Hemida.

Two Badgers secured the first dual wins at Wisconsin today, and both did it in style. At 157 pounds, freshman Garrett Model scored takedown after takedown to defeat Jahi Jones 16-9, narrowly missing the major decision. And at 197 pounds, Beau Breske made quick work of Maryland's Nick Cappello, just missing out on a technical fall but still earning a 16-2 major decision.

Last season, Wisconsin's Cole Martin lost by major decision to Maryland's Alfred Bannister at 149 pounds. It was a different story this time around, as Martin trailed 3-2 heading into the final seconds of the match, but managed to earn a buzzer beater takedown to win 4-3 and get revenge from last season's defeat.

Junior Tristan Moran celebrated his newly-minted top-10 ranking at 141 pounds by doing what he normally does, winning the scrambles and using his conditioning to take over late in the match. His match against Danny Bertoni of Maryland started slow, but Moran eventually worked his way to a 13-4 major decision.

The only losses on the day for Wisconsin came at 125 pounds and 174 pounds, with sophomore Ethan Rotondo losing an 8-3 decision to Brandon Cray, and sophomore Patrick Spray losing by pin to Josh Ugalde, respectively.

Next up, the Badgers return to the Field House for a ranked match-up against No. 12 Illinois on Feb. 10 at 2 p.m.

Straight from the mat
Head Coach Chris Bono

On the team's performance
"Great win for the guys today. But put the wins and losses aside, I'm proud of their effort again. They did a great job of scoring bonus points all over the place. It's always tough to win a Big Ten match on the road, and I'm glad we were able to walk out of here with a win. The guys look great heading into the final home stretch of the season."

On individual standouts
"Really happy with Trent Hillger beating a top-6 ranked guy in the country. Cole Martin beat a guy that beat him by 11 points last year. Jens Lantz getting a fall, and Beau Breske getting a big win is really good for us and we are building our momentum."

Results
Wisconsin 30, Maryland 9
125: Brandon Cray (MD) decision Ethan Rotondo (WISC), 8-3 (3-0 MD)
133: Jens Lantz (WISC) fall Orion Anderson (MD), 4:46 (6-3 WISC)
141: No. 9 Moran (WISC) major dec. Danny Bertoni (MD), 14-4 (10-3 WISC)
149: No. 20 Cole Martin (WISC) decision Alfred Bannister (MD), 4-3 (13-3 WISC)
157: Garrett Model (WISC) decision Jahi Jones (MD), 16-9 (16-3 WISC)
165: No. 3 Evan Wick (WISC) major decision Philip Spadafora (MD), 11-3 (20-3 WISC)
174: Josh Ugalde (MD) fall Pat Spray (WISC), 3:27 (20-9 WISC)
184: Mason Reinhardt (WISC) decision Kyle Jasenski (MD), 4-2 (23-9 WISC)
197: Beau Breske (WISC) major decision Niko Cappello (MD), 16-2 (27-9 WISC)
285: No. 11 Trent Hillger (WISC) decision No. 6 Youssif Hemida (MD), 5-2 (30-9 WISC)

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From: Spencer Kowitz <s.kowitz@csuohio.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 2, 2019 at 1:29 PM
Subject: Wrestling: Vikings Compete at Edinboro Open
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

February 2, 2019


CLEVELAND, Ohio - Six members of the Cleveland State University wrestling team competed at the Edinboro Open Saturday inside the Mike S. Zafirovski Sports and Recreation Center.

It was the final bracket-style event of the regular season for the Vikings.

Redshirt freshman Chase Archangelo, redshirt sophomore Mike Santillo and redshirt junior Grant Turnmire each posted a win on the day.

Santillo highlighted CSU's participation by posting a pin over a Big Ten opponent at 141 pounds. He held an 8-2 lead, collecting four near-fall points on two occasions, before finishing the match early with a third-period pin. It was his second win via fall this season.

Archangelo's win came at 165 pounds, the first time he has competed at that weight class this season. It was his 12th win in a CSU singlet this season across all weights. Turnmire's win came at 149 pounds.

Cleveland State will contest a pair of duals next weekend, beginning with a home matchup against Clarion Friday, Feb. 8.

CSU Results at the Edinboro Open

141
First Round: Mike Santillo (CSU) - bye
Second Round: Moises Guillen (Ohio) over Santillo (CSU) - 7-2 dec.
Consolation First Round: Santillo (CSU) over Jonathan Moran (Indiana) - Fall 5:26
Consolation Second Round: Zack Zeamer (Oklahoma) over Santillo (CSU) - Fall 2:55

149
First Round: Grant Turnmire (CSU) - bye
Second Round: Alex Hornfeck (West Virginia) over Turnmire (CSU) - 8-0 MD
Consolation First Round: Turnmire (CSU) - bye
Consolation Second Round: Turnmire (CSU) over N/A - Forfeit
Consolation Third Round: Kevin Budock (Old Dominion) over Turnmire (CSU) - 4-1 dec.

165
First Round: Sage Castillo (Central Michigan) over Chase Archangelo (CSU) - 10-1 MD
Consolation First Round: Archangelo (CSU) over Will Lawrence (Unattached) - 6-3 dec.
Consolation Second Round: Ryan Ferro (Ohio State) over Archangelo (CSU) - 16-4 MD

174
First Round: Jake Henderson (CSU) - bye
Quarterfinals: Tyler Bates (Kent State) over Henderson (CSU) - 8-2 dec.
Consolation First Round: Henderson (CSU) - bye
Consolation Second Round: Hunter Reed (Findlay) over Henderson (CSU) - Fall 2:47

184
First Round: Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) over Dimitri Williams (CSU) - 20-2 TF 6:28
Consolation First Round: Ethan Tursini (Army West Point) over Williams (CSU) - 6-2 dec.

285
First Round: Fletcher Miller (Indiana) over Jacob Adams (CSU) - Fall 2:31
Consolation First Round: Matthew Lloyd (Michigan State) over Adams (CSU) - Fall 1:26

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How about Dover's Hugo Harp bumping up and going into Overtime against CR's Kevin Hudson and beating him 3-1 in overtime. Great battle!

 

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Date: Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 12:59 PM
Subject: WRE: Big Ten Championships Pre-Seeds Announced
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March 4, 2019


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Wrestling contact:

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


WRE: Big Ten Championships Pre-Seeds Announced


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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio State’s entire 10-man lineup earned top-8 pre-seeds for the 2019 Big Ten Championships, released Monday (March 4) afternoon by the conference office. Myles Martin highlights the group as the No. 1 seed for 184 pounds.


Michigan is the only other school to also have the complete lineup seeded in the top-8.


BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP PRE-SEEDS

125 lbs | Malik Heinselman (#8; nine automatic NCAA bids)

133 lbs | Luke Pletcher (#5; eight automatic NCAA bids)

141 lbs | Joey McKenna (#3; nine automatic NCAA bids)

149 lbs | Micah Jordan (#2; six automatic NCAA bids)

157 lbs | Ke-Shawn Hayes (#7; nine automatic NCAA bids)

165 lbs | Te’Shan Campbell (#6; nine automatic NCAA bids)

174 lbs | Ethan Smith (#6; eight automatic NCAA bids)

184 lbs | Myles Martin (#1; eight automatic NCAA bids)

197 lbs | Kollin Moore (#2; five automatic NCAA bids)

285 lbs | Chase Singletary (#5; seven automatic NCAA bids)







KYLEKUHLMAN

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Wrestling & Men’s Volleyball SID | Football & Basketball Statistics Manager

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From: Virginia Tech Athletics <noreply@mail.collegiateathleticnews.com>
Date: Thu, Mar 7, 2019 at 5:54 AM
Subject: Hokies welcome 2019 ACC Championships to Cassell
To: David Willauer <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

Hokies welcome 2019 ACC Championships to Cassell
3/7/2019 | Wrestling
No. 13 Virginia Tech - 2019 ACC Championships
Date: March 9
Doors Open: 10 a.m.
First Round: 11 a.m.
Semifinals: 1 p.m.
Consolation Semifinals: 3:30 p.m.
Consolation Finals: 5 p.m.
Finals: 7 p.m.
Stream: WatchESPN
Live Stats: Track Wrestling
Live Updates: @HokiesWrestling

HOKIES HOST ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS

• Winners of the last two ACC championships, No. 13 Virginia Tech will now play host to the conference tournament as the Hokies welcome their league counterparts to Cassell Coliseum for the 2019 ACC Championships on Saturday, March 9.
• Tickets for the event are $10 dollars, admission is free for youth 18 and under and ACC students will be admitted for free with a valid student ID.
• ACC Network Extra again plans nearly 10 hours of live coverage from 11 a.m. through 9 p.m. Matches will be delivered on two concurrent live streams. Shawn Kenney and Tim Foley will handle the call on Mat 1, with Dean Linke and Rock Harrison manning Mat 2.
• Live stats can be found on TrackWrestling.com
• Virginia Tech previously hosted the ACC Championships in 2009 and 2014.
• Tech won the 2014 ACC Championships, their second-consecutive title, in Cassell Coliseum with 87.0 team points and four champions.
• A three-peat for the Hokies would be the longest streak of ACC titles in the conference since North Carolina won four-straight championships from 1997-00.

ACC SEEDS ARE OUT

• The ACC announced the seeds for the conference championships on Tuesday and it had three Tech grapplers slotted as No. 1 seeds, the most of any ACC school.
• Mekhi Lewis (165), David McFadden (174) and Zack Zavatsky (184) are all the top seeds at their weight after finishing the regular season without a blemish on their ACC records.
• The Hokies also have two No. 2 seeds in Mitch Moore (141) and Tom Sleigh (197).
• Overall, the Hokies do not have a wrestler seeded below the four-line at each weight.

ACC GETS TOUGHER

• The ACC received a league-record 37 qualifier allocations for this year's NCAA Championships that will be decided on the mats at the 2019 ACC Championships held in Cassell Coliseum.
• 37 bids for the six schools in the ACC ranks as the most bids per school of any conference in Division I, behind only the Big Ten.
• Zack Zavatsky is on pace to become only the 14th four-time NCAA qualifier in program history.
• Billy Miller and Tom Sleigh qualified for NCAAs three times at Edinboro and Bucknell, respectively.

Weight - # of allocations
125 - 2
133 - 4
141 - 4
149 - 4
157 - 4
165 - 4
174 - 3
184 - 5
197 - 4
285 - 3

TECH'S HISTORY AT ACCs

• The Hokies have won the ACC Championships four times since joining the conference in 2004-05.
• Tech's four ACC championships have over the last six years.
• Since winning its first ACC title in 2013, the Hokies have finished lower than second only once (third, 2015).
• Head coach Tony Robie has led Tech to two of its four ACC titles; his first came as interim head coach in 2017 and the second came last season in 2018.
• Last year, the Hokies had four ACC champions and the ACC Championship's Most Valuable Wrestler in Brent Moore, who defeated top-seeded Kevin Jack of NC State in sudden victory overtime in the finals.
• Zavatsky looks to join Joey Dance, Nick Brascetta, Jesse Dong, Jarrod Garnett and Devin Carter as the only wrestlers in program history to win three or more ACC titles.

 

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For Immediate Release

April 22, 2019


BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Former UNI wrestler, Joe Colon, captured the Pan-American gold medal at 61 KG over the weekend.

Colon, a former UNI All-American wrestler, lost to Yowlys Bonne Rodriquez of Cuba in the World Championships a year ago but defeated the Cuban yesterday on his way to his first Pan-American gold medal. Colon outscored his three opponents 29-3 in the round-robin tournament.

2019 marked the first time in the history of the Pan-American games where a single country won every weight class. The United States captured gold in all eight weight classes including six titles by tech fall.

Colon wrestled for the Panthers during the 2011-12 season and again in the 2013-14 season. Colon won the 2014 MAC Championships at 133 pounds and finished third in the NCAA Tournament as a senior. Colon finished his career with a .911 winning percentage (62-6) the highest career winning percentage all-time for a Panther.



Pan-American Championship Results

57 kg: GOLD - Joshua RODRIGUEZ (USA) TF Oscar TIGREROS URBANO (COL), 10-0

61 kg: GOLD – Joe COLON (USA) SILVER – Yowlys BONNE RODRIGUEZ (CUB)

65 kg: GOLD - Colton MCCRYSTAL (USA) TF Damian SOLENZAL LOPEZ (CUB), 12-1

70 kg: GOLD - Anthony ASHNAULT (USA) SILVER - Nicholas ROWE (CAN)

74 kg: GOLD - Jordan BURROUGHS (USA) dec. Jevon BALFOUR (CAN), 7-0

86 kg: GOLD - David TAYLOR III (USA) TF Pedro CEBALLOS FUENTES (VEN), 10-0

97 kg: GOLD - Kyle SNYDER (USA) df. Reineris SALAS PEREZ (CUB), injury default



125 kg: GOLD - Nicholas GWIAZDOWSKI (USA) TF Korey JARVIS (CAN), 10-0