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From: Lipsett, Tanner D <tlipsett@purdue.edu>
Date: Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 7:03 AM
Subject: Seven Boilers Nab Pre-Seeds at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invit.
To:
For Immediate Release:
Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019
Tanner Lipsett, Associate Director of Strategic Communications
Purdue University Wrestling
tlipsett@purdue.edu | 765-426-4895
Seven Boilers Nab Pre-Seeds at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invit.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Seven Boilermakers earned tournament pre-seeds at the 2019 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, announced Wednesday night by the CLKV tournament committee. The total for head coach Tony Ersland’s wrestling squad is one higher than their 2018 haul, and is headlined by three No. 3 seeds at 125, 149 and 174 pounds, respectively.
“While at the end of the day it’s the numbers next to your name at the end of the tournament that matter, it’s nice to see our guys being recognized for their wins and achievements,” said Ersland. “Hopefully this sets our team up to have a great tournament and make some noise out here in Vegas.”
Junior Devin Schroder kicks off the list of Boilermaker pre-seeds with the No. 3 nod at 125 pounds. Ranked as high as seventh in the country at the weight, he sports a 12-1 record on the season, including a team-high five technical falls. Fellow junior Griffin Parriott followed suit at 149 pounds with the No. 3 seed their, sitting undefeated at 5-0 and coming off of a big-time win over then-ranked No. 5 Brock Zacherl of Clarion at the Boilermaker Duals. Parriott was the CKLV runner-up at 157 pounds last season, upsetting top-seeded Tyler Berger of Nebraska to reach the finals as a No. 8 seed.
Freshman Kendall Coleman aims to continue his red-hot start to his Boilermaker career, entering the tournament at 12-0 and earning the No. 4 seed at 157 pounds. Coleman is tied for the best rookie start in recent Purdue history, matching Chris Fleeger’s 12-0 start from 2001-02. Classmate Emil Soehnlen earned the No. 8 seed at 165 pounds, and senior Dylan Lydy is the third and final top-three seed for the Boilermakers, earning the No. 3 spot at 174 pounds.
Lydy is 9-0 to start his final season with the Boilermakers, surrendering only one takedown so far on the year. He already has wins over the No. 4 and No. 14 seeds in the tournament entering the week, both coming at the Journeymen Duals in November.
Junior Max Lyon and senior Christian Brunner wrap up the list of seeded Boilermakers as Lyon is the No. 12 seed at 184 pounds and Brunner is the No. 7 seed at 197. Lyon aims to make his mark in a loaded field at the weight, while Brunner made his move back into the varsity lineup for Purdue at the Boilermaker Duals and looks to regain his preseason top-10 ranking from the various polls.
All seeds are subject to change following weigh-ins Friday, when action is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. PT at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
125:
1. Jack Mueller (Virginia) -- No. 2
2. Alex Mackall (Iowa State) -- No. 6
3. Devin Schroeder (Purdue) -- No. 9
4. Jakob Camacho (NC State) -- No. 15
5. Jacob Schwarm (Northern Iowa) -- No. 16
6. Brandon Courtney (Arizona State) -- No. 19
7. Jace Koelzer (Northern Colorado)
8. Cole Verner (Wyoming)
9. Patrick McKee (Minnesota)
10. Alex Thomsen (Nebraska)
133:
1. Chas Tucker (Cornell) -- No. 7
2. Montorie Bridges (Wyoming) -- No. 8
3. Taylor Lamont (Utah Valley) -- No. 9
4. Jarrett Trombley (NC State) -- No. 13
5. Josh Kramer (Arizona State) -- No. 14
6. Anthony Madrigal (Oklahoma) -- No. 15
7. Tim Rooney (Kent State) -- No. 20
8. Chance Rich (CSU Bakersfield)
9. Collin Gerardi (Virginia Tech)
10. Quinn Kinner (Ohio State)
11. Tye Varndell (Edinboro)
12. Louie Hayes (Virginia)
141:
1. Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) -- No. 1
2. Dom Demas (Oklahoma) -- No. 2
3. Mitch McKee (Minnesota) -- No. 4
4. Chad Red (Nebraska) -- No. 6
5. Tariq Wilson (NC State) -- No. 12
6. Ian Parker (Iowa State) -- No. 13
7. Mitch Moore (Virginia Tech) -- No. 18
8. Cole Mattin (Michigan)
9. Durbin Lloren (Fresno State)
149:
1. Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) -- No. 5
2. Jarrett Degen (Iowa State) -- No. 6
3. Griffin Parriott (Purdue) -- No. 7
4. Brock Zacherl (Clarion) -- No. 8
5. Brayton Lee (Minnesota) -- No. 9
6. Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) -- No. 12
7. Collin Purinton (Nebraska) -- No. 13
8. Yahya Thomas (Northwestern) -- No. 19
9. Denton Spencer (Virginia) -- No. 20
10. Henry Pohlmeyer (South Dakota State)
11. Russell Rohlfing (CSU Bakersfield)
12. Brent Moore (Virginia Tech)
13. Josh Maruca (Arizona State)
157:
1. Hayden Hidlay (NC State) -- No. 1
2. Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) -- No. 2
3. David Carr (Iowa State) -- No. 3
4. Kendall Coleman (Purdue) -- No. 8
5. Will Lewan (Michigan) -- No. 11
6. Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) -- No. 14
7. Ke-Shawn Hayes (Ohio State)
8. Jacori Teemer (Arizona State)
9. Peyton Robb (Nebraska)
165:
1. Isaiah White (Nebraska) -- No. 4
2. Josh Shields (Arizona State) -- No. 5
3. David McFadden (Virginia Tech) -- No. 6
4. Andrew Fogarty (North Dakota State) -- No. 8
5. Ethan Smith (Ohio State) -- No. 12
6. Thomas Bullard (NC State) -- No. 13
7. Phillip Conigliaro (Harvard) -- No. 14
8. Emil Soehnlen (Purdue)
9. Ricky Stamm (Hofstra)
10. Cam Coy (Virginia)
174:
1. Bryce Steiert (Northern Iowa) -- No. 4
2. Mikey Labriola (Nebraska) -- No. 5
3. Dylan Lydy (Purdue) -- No. 7
4. Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) -- No. 8
5. Devin Skatzka (Minnesota) -- No. 9
6. Daniel Bullard (NC State) -- No. 13
7. Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) -- No. 14
8. Brandon Womack (Cornell) -- No. 15
9. Jackson Hemauer (Fresno State) -- No. 16
10. Hayden Hastings (Wyoming) -- No. 19
11. Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma)
12. Marcus Coleman (Iowa State)
13. Jacob Oliver (Edinboro)
14. Kimball Bastian (Utah Valley)
184:
1. Zahid Valencia (Arizona State) -- No. 1
2. Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) -- No. 3
3. Trent Hidlay (NC State) -- No. 4
4. Lou DePrez (Binghamton) -- No. 5
5. Taylor Venz (Nebraska) -- No. 6
6. Ben Darmstadt (Cornell) -- No. 7
7. Hunter Bolen (Virginia Tech) -- No. 9
8. Sammy Colbray (Iowa State) -- No. 11
9. Jelani Embree (Michigan) -- No. 15
10. Zach Carlson (South Dakota State) -- No. 18
11. Owen Webster (Minnesota) -- No. 19
12. Max Lyon (Purdue)
13. Alan Clothier (Northern Colorado)
14. Tate Samuelson (Wyoming)
197:
1. Kollin Moore (Ohio State) -- No. 1
2. Jay Aiello (Virginia) -- No. 7
3. Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) -- No. 8
4. Eric Shultz (Nebraska) -- No. 10
5. Thomas Lane (Cal Poly) -- No. 12
6. Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) -- No. 16
7. Christian Brunner (Purdue) -- No. 17
8. Tanner Orndorff (Utah Valley) -- No. 18
9. Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State) -- No. 19
10. Lucas Davison (Northwestern)
285:
1. Mason Parris (Michigan) -- No. 2
2. Tate Orndorff (Utah Valley) -- No. 5
3. Tanner Hall (Arizona State) -- No. 6
4. Chase Singletary (Ohio State) -- No. 7
5. Christian Lance (Nebraska) -- No. 13
6. Brian Andrews (Wyoming) -- No. 14
7. Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State) -- No. 16
8. Brandon Metz (North Dakota State) -- No. 19
9. Carter Isley (Northern Iowa) -- No. 20
10. John Borst (Virginia Tech)
11. Jon Spaulding (Edinboro)
12. Yaraslau Slavikouski (Harvard)
All rankings are InterMat
From: Lipsett, Tanner D <tlipsett@purdue.edu>
Date: Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 7:03 AM
Subject: Seven Boilers Nab Pre-Seeds at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invit.
To:
For Immediate Release:
Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019
Tanner Lipsett, Associate Director of Strategic Communications
Purdue University Wrestling
tlipsett@purdue.edu | 765-426-4895
Seven Boilers Nab Pre-Seeds at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invit.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Seven Boilermakers earned tournament pre-seeds at the 2019 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, announced Wednesday night by the CLKV tournament committee. The total for head coach Tony Ersland’s wrestling squad is one higher than their 2018 haul, and is headlined by three No. 3 seeds at 125, 149 and 174 pounds, respectively.
“While at the end of the day it’s the numbers next to your name at the end of the tournament that matter, it’s nice to see our guys being recognized for their wins and achievements,” said Ersland. “Hopefully this sets our team up to have a great tournament and make some noise out here in Vegas.”
Junior Devin Schroder kicks off the list of Boilermaker pre-seeds with the No. 3 nod at 125 pounds. Ranked as high as seventh in the country at the weight, he sports a 12-1 record on the season, including a team-high five technical falls. Fellow junior Griffin Parriott followed suit at 149 pounds with the No. 3 seed their, sitting undefeated at 5-0 and coming off of a big-time win over then-ranked No. 5 Brock Zacherl of Clarion at the Boilermaker Duals. Parriott was the CKLV runner-up at 157 pounds last season, upsetting top-seeded Tyler Berger of Nebraska to reach the finals as a No. 8 seed.
Freshman Kendall Coleman aims to continue his red-hot start to his Boilermaker career, entering the tournament at 12-0 and earning the No. 4 seed at 157 pounds. Coleman is tied for the best rookie start in recent Purdue history, matching Chris Fleeger’s 12-0 start from 2001-02. Classmate Emil Soehnlen earned the No. 8 seed at 165 pounds, and senior Dylan Lydy is the third and final top-three seed for the Boilermakers, earning the No. 3 spot at 174 pounds.
Lydy is 9-0 to start his final season with the Boilermakers, surrendering only one takedown so far on the year. He already has wins over the No. 4 and No. 14 seeds in the tournament entering the week, both coming at the Journeymen Duals in November.
Junior Max Lyon and senior Christian Brunner wrap up the list of seeded Boilermakers as Lyon is the No. 12 seed at 184 pounds and Brunner is the No. 7 seed at 197. Lyon aims to make his mark in a loaded field at the weight, while Brunner made his move back into the varsity lineup for Purdue at the Boilermaker Duals and looks to regain his preseason top-10 ranking from the various polls.
All seeds are subject to change following weigh-ins Friday, when action is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. PT at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
125:
1. Jack Mueller (Virginia) -- No. 2
2. Alex Mackall (Iowa State) -- No. 6
3. Devin Schroeder (Purdue) -- No. 9
4. Jakob Camacho (NC State) -- No. 15
5. Jacob Schwarm (Northern Iowa) -- No. 16
6. Brandon Courtney (Arizona State) -- No. 19
7. Jace Koelzer (Northern Colorado)
8. Cole Verner (Wyoming)
9. Patrick McKee (Minnesota)
10. Alex Thomsen (Nebraska)
133:
1. Chas Tucker (Cornell) -- No. 7
2. Montorie Bridges (Wyoming) -- No. 8
3. Taylor Lamont (Utah Valley) -- No. 9
4. Jarrett Trombley (NC State) -- No. 13
5. Josh Kramer (Arizona State) -- No. 14
6. Anthony Madrigal (Oklahoma) -- No. 15
7. Tim Rooney (Kent State) -- No. 20
8. Chance Rich (CSU Bakersfield)
9. Collin Gerardi (Virginia Tech)
10. Quinn Kinner (Ohio State)
11. Tye Varndell (Edinboro)
12. Louie Hayes (Virginia)
141:
1. Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) -- No. 1
2. Dom Demas (Oklahoma) -- No. 2
3. Mitch McKee (Minnesota) -- No. 4
4. Chad Red (Nebraska) -- No. 6
5. Tariq Wilson (NC State) -- No. 12
6. Ian Parker (Iowa State) -- No. 13
7. Mitch Moore (Virginia Tech) -- No. 18
8. Cole Mattin (Michigan)
9. Durbin Lloren (Fresno State)
149:
1. Max Thomsen (Northern Iowa) -- No. 5
2. Jarrett Degen (Iowa State) -- No. 6
3. Griffin Parriott (Purdue) -- No. 7
4. Brock Zacherl (Clarion) -- No. 8
5. Brayton Lee (Minnesota) -- No. 9
6. Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) -- No. 12
7. Collin Purinton (Nebraska) -- No. 13
8. Yahya Thomas (Northwestern) -- No. 19
9. Denton Spencer (Virginia) -- No. 20
10. Henry Pohlmeyer (South Dakota State)
11. Russell Rohlfing (CSU Bakersfield)
12. Brent Moore (Virginia Tech)
13. Josh Maruca (Arizona State)
157:
1. Hayden Hidlay (NC State) -- No. 1
2. Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) -- No. 2
3. David Carr (Iowa State) -- No. 3
4. Kendall Coleman (Purdue) -- No. 8
5. Will Lewan (Michigan) -- No. 11
6. Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) -- No. 14
7. Ke-Shawn Hayes (Ohio State)
8. Jacori Teemer (Arizona State)
9. Peyton Robb (Nebraska)
165:
1. Isaiah White (Nebraska) -- No. 4
2. Josh Shields (Arizona State) -- No. 5
3. David McFadden (Virginia Tech) -- No. 6
4. Andrew Fogarty (North Dakota State) -- No. 8
5. Ethan Smith (Ohio State) -- No. 12
6. Thomas Bullard (NC State) -- No. 13
7. Phillip Conigliaro (Harvard) -- No. 14
8. Emil Soehnlen (Purdue)
9. Ricky Stamm (Hofstra)
10. Cam Coy (Virginia)
174:
1. Bryce Steiert (Northern Iowa) -- No. 4
2. Mikey Labriola (Nebraska) -- No. 5
3. Dylan Lydy (Purdue) -- No. 7
4. Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) -- No. 8
5. Devin Skatzka (Minnesota) -- No. 9
6. Daniel Bullard (NC State) -- No. 13
7. Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) -- No. 14
8. Brandon Womack (Cornell) -- No. 15
9. Jackson Hemauer (Fresno State) -- No. 16
10. Hayden Hastings (Wyoming) -- No. 19
11. Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma)
12. Marcus Coleman (Iowa State)
13. Jacob Oliver (Edinboro)
14. Kimball Bastian (Utah Valley)
184:
1. Zahid Valencia (Arizona State) -- No. 1
2. Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) -- No. 3
3. Trent Hidlay (NC State) -- No. 4
4. Lou DePrez (Binghamton) -- No. 5
5. Taylor Venz (Nebraska) -- No. 6
6. Ben Darmstadt (Cornell) -- No. 7
7. Hunter Bolen (Virginia Tech) -- No. 9
8. Sammy Colbray (Iowa State) -- No. 11
9. Jelani Embree (Michigan) -- No. 15
10. Zach Carlson (South Dakota State) -- No. 18
11. Owen Webster (Minnesota) -- No. 19
12. Max Lyon (Purdue)
13. Alan Clothier (Northern Colorado)
14. Tate Samuelson (Wyoming)
197:
1. Kollin Moore (Ohio State) -- No. 1
2. Jay Aiello (Virginia) -- No. 7
3. Tanner Sloan (South Dakota State) -- No. 8
4. Eric Shultz (Nebraska) -- No. 10
5. Thomas Lane (Cal Poly) -- No. 12
6. Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) -- No. 16
7. Christian Brunner (Purdue) -- No. 17
8. Tanner Orndorff (Utah Valley) -- No. 18
9. Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State) -- No. 19
10. Lucas Davison (Northwestern)
285:
1. Mason Parris (Michigan) -- No. 2
2. Tate Orndorff (Utah Valley) -- No. 5
3. Tanner Hall (Arizona State) -- No. 6
4. Chase Singletary (Ohio State) -- No. 7
5. Christian Lance (Nebraska) -- No. 13
6. Brian Andrews (Wyoming) -- No. 14
7. Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State) -- No. 16
8. Brandon Metz (North Dakota State) -- No. 19
9. Carter Isley (Northern Iowa) -- No. 20
10. John Borst (Virginia Tech)
11. Jon Spaulding (Edinboro)
12. Yaraslau Slavikouski (Harvard)
All rankings are InterMat
