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Cape Henlopen HS 44
Milford HS 30
Scoring Summary:


120 Darnell Bailey (Cape) over Jace Darling (Milford) (Fall 3:56)
126 Maxwell Norquest (Cape) over Mayy Mitzel (Milford) (Fall 1:25)
132 Justin Wright (Cape) over Gavin Garcia (Milford) (Fall 2:43)
138 Vincent Diego (Cape) over Alex Creasey (Milford) (MD 14-3)
145 Barton Dalious (Milford) over Jose Ascencio (Cape) (Fall 1:46)
152 Chase Taylor (Milford) over Dante Jaquet (Cape) (Dec 10-8)
160 Cory Lawson (Cape) over Phillip Ruiz (Milford) (Fall 5:26)
170 Christopher Handlin (Cape) over Bevensky Augustine (Milford) (MD 16-2)
182 Kenny VanVorst (Milford) over Holden Kammerer (Cape) (SV-1 4-2)
195 Dominyc Hovington (Milford) over Unknown (For.)
220 Joel Torres (Cape) over Eric Bennett (Milford) (Fall 0:34)
285 Bryon Wynes (Milford) over Julian Medina (Cape) (Fall 5:30)
106 Robbie Rosser (Milford) over Dewaun Johnson (Cape) (Fall 0:36)
113 Anthony Caruso (Cape) over Unknown (For.)

Conrad School 47
Christiana HS 12
Scoring Summary:
106: Double Forfeit
113: Matthew Meredith (CON) over Sidney Ndi (CHR) (SV-1 8-6)
120: Benaiah Gillis (CON) over (CHR) (For.) 126: Double Forfeit
132: Cody Brainard (CON) over Trajan Davis (CHR) (Fall 0:00)
138: James Williams (CHR) over (CON) (For.)
145: Liam Gaughan (CON) over Gabriel Larson (CHR) (Dec 10-3)
152: Roland Ribaya (CON) over Deairhius Tiller (CHR) (TF 17-1 0:00)
160: Andrew Chin-A-Loy (CON) over (CHR) (For.)
170: Casen Carr (CON) over Ahmed Aldahwah (CHR) (Fall 0:00)
182: Stone McDevitt (CON) over Jaden Jefferson (CHR) (Fall 0:00)
195: Michael Zwack (CON) over Deandre Jackson (CHR) (Fall 0:00)
220: Double Forfeit
285: Dunnum Harrison (CHR) over (CON) (For.)




Archmere Academy 21
Caravel Academy 55
Scoring Summary:
195: Colin Adams (CA) over Bob Quercetti (A) (Fall 1:04) 220: Keith Medley (CA) over Michael Devine (A) (Fall 1:55) 285: Curtis Linton (CA) over Anthony Soscia (A) (Dec 11-6) 106: Joshua Mottola (A) over (CA) (For.) 113: Andrew Yuhas (CA) over (A) (For.) 120: Matthew McCurnin (A) over Joseph Schaefer (CA) (Fall 1:14) 126: Christopher DiEdoardo (CA) over Nolan Collins (A) (Fall 1:49) 132: Julian Poeta (CA) over (A) (For.) 138: Nick Barnhart (CA) over Conner Bartholomew (A) (Fall 1:30) 145: Luke Duarte (CA) over (A) (For.) 152: Nickolas Schaefer (CA) over Clay Brooks (A) (MD 9-0) 160: Josh Dailey (CA) over Anthony Trusello (A) (Fall 3:27) 170: Jake Mottola (A) over Harrison Dalton (CA) (Fall 1:33) 182: Patrick Wicks (A) over Joe Silan (CA) (Dec 3-1)




Newark HS 12
Charter School 66
Scoring Summary:
106 – Smith, CW, fft:
113 – Hamill, N, pin Coburn 2:19;
120 – Sparh, CW, TF Karpov 17-0, 4:59;
126 – Muaka, CW, fft;
132 – Garcia, CW TF Freidly 20-4, 5:52;
138 – Flanigan, CW, TF, Vizcaino 18-2, 5:45;
145 – Rodriguez, CW, pinned MacDonell 3:00;
152 – Hamilton, CW, pinned DelPercio 1:32;
160 – Lamey, CW, pinned Hammond 1:40;
170 – Bowden, CW, dec Mageid 7-1;
182 – Hayes, CW, pinned Gbla 2:23;
195 – Genett, CW, pinned Conner 0:51;
220 – Roberson, N, pinned Umerogla 1:15;
285 – Lank, CW, pinned Leonard 0:16




Sussex Central HS 61
Indian River HS 18
Scoring Summary:
106: Yony Garcia (SC) over (IR) (For.)


113: Mitchell Bolton (IR) over Andres Montes (SC) (Fall 1:10)

120: Jared Arlett (IR) over Tyler Malone (SC) (Fall 0:19)

126: Hayden McCabe (SC) over Dylan Ely (IR) (Fall 3:32)

132: Drew Morris (SC) over Grant Gano (IR) (TF 15-0 0:00)

138: Mark Tolson (SC) over Rashawn Turner (IR) (Fall 0:39)

145: Justin Bennett (SC) over (IR) (For.)

152: Brandon bautista (SC) over Russell Kennedy (IR) (Fall 0:38)

160: Ezekiel Marcozzi (IR) over Tyler Bunting (SC) (Fall 0:41)

170: Lucas Hudson (SC) over Arturo Salas (IR) (TF 16-1 0:00)

182: Michael Wright (SC) over John Keller (IR) (Dec 7-2)

195: John Morris (SC) over Brock Wingate (IR) (Fall 3:03)

220: Mario Santizo (SC) over Shaikeem Miller (IR) (Fall 5:33)

285: Victor Ecruz (SC) over William Hickman (IR) (Fall 0:08)



Dover HS 54
Lake Forest HS 27
Scoring Summary:
106: Matthew O`Neal (D) over (LF) (For.)
113: Noah Ogbin (D) over Kurt Moyer (LF) (Fall 3:47)
120: Tykwan Joyner (D) over Jackson Sylvester (LF) (Fall 3:45)
126: Taqee Williams (D) over Seth Flemming (LF) (Fall 2:29)
132: Anthony Fisher (D) over Andre Salandy (LF) (Fall 2:22)
138: Nicholas Lee (D) over Darius Woolford (LF) (Fall 2:47)
145: Divine Watkins (D) over Justin Cale (LF) (Fall 1:33)
152: Dean Fleming (LF) over A`ezra Smith (D) (Fall 2:24)
160: Daimere Wilson-Turner (D) over Grant Ford (LF) (Fall 3:42)
170: Azim Opare (D) over Antoun Duffy (LF) (Fall 1:12)
182: Michael Galloway (LF) over Justin Vitanza (D) (Fall 0:30)
195: Trevon Hardeman (LF) over Kojoessel Sagoe (D) (Fall 1:07)
220: Tony Williams (LF) over Jordan Harris (D) (Dec 4-0)
285: Jordan Springer (LF) over Tyler Rosello (D) (Fall 2:27)




Delmar HS/MS 18
Polytech HS 59
Scoring Summary:
106 – Austin Price PT dec Isaac Oniel Del 3 – 0
113 – Spenser Hahn PT FF
120 – Nathan jackson PT fall Sam Oneil 1:22
126 – Tyler Powell dec jankeil Drane PT 4-3
132 – Tyler Coburn PT dec Dhaval Patel Del 13-6
138 – Evan Harris PT dec Nate Vincent Del 3-1
145 – Logan Thomas Del dec Matt Land PT 7-2
152 – Derrick Dinova PT dec Chance Watts Del 7-5
160 – Jaden McCove PT fall Brady Knight Del 3:33
170 – Avery Mayan PT fall John Bell Del ::28
182 – Vince tascione PT fall Maguire Free Del :36
195 Brandon Thompson Del FF
220 – Justin Land PT fall dan Mullen Del 3:36
HWT – Willie Brown Del fall William Hendricks PT :24




Salesianum School 12
Smyrna HS 55
Scoring Summary:
Chase Archangelo (Smyrna H S) over Luke Harasika (Salesianum) (MD 10-2)
Nathaniel Bryant (Smyrna H S) over Dylan Conley (Salesianum) (Fall 3:32)
Dakota Kerr (Smyrna H S) over Michael Hanley (Salesianum) (Dec 4-2)
Kalen Wilson (Smyrna H S) over Ben Froelich (Salesianum) (MD 12-4)
Logan Montgomery (Salesianum) overLarsen Wilson (Smyrna H S) (Dec 3-2)
Joseph Miller (Salesianum) over Hunter Moyer (Smyrna H S) (Fall 0:32)
Anthony Wuest (Smyrna H S) over Tyler Brown (Salesianum) (Fall 0:46)
Riley Montgomery (Salesianum) over Terren Carter (Smyrna H S) (Dec 5-3)
Chris Begatto (Smyrna H S) over Luke Rossi (Salesianum) (Fall 4:00)
Gregory Baum (Smyrna H S) over Nicholas Bramble (Salesianum) (Fall 3:03)
Chase Poore (Smyrna H S) over Andy Lynch (Salesianum) (Fall 3:50)

 

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Concord HS 52
Appoquinimink HS 27
Scoring Summary:
145: Jose Hilario (APP) over (CD) (For.)


152: Wyatt Techentine (APP) over Troy Peter (CD) (Dec 7-6)

160: Trent Beam (APP) over Dominic Barbuto (CD) (Fall 3:36)

170: Ronald Tuck (APP) over (CD) (For.)

182: David Roebuck (CD) over Brennon Wright (APP) (Fall 3:37)

195: Jaleel Sunzor (CD) over Wilbert Wright (APP) (MD 11-3)

220: Alex Salmorbekov (CD) over Eric Green (APP) (Fall 2:51)

285: Andrew Galazeski (CD) over Jackson Truitt (APP) (Fall 2:15)

106: Matthew Wolff (CD) over (APP) (For.)

113: Scott Weinkowitz (CD) over (APP) (For.)

120: Joseph Piha (CD) over Jacob Takayama (APP) (Fall 5:32)

126: Leif Techentine (APP) over Frankie McDermott (CD) (Fall 1:22)

132: Vincent Black (CD) over Shannon Burris (APP) (Fall 3:44)

138: Robert Gabriel (CD) over Robert Welch (APP) (Fall 0:51)



Mt. Pleasant HS 44
Tower Hill School 33
Scoring Summary:
132: Kyle Mayo (MP) over Malcolm Johnson (TH) (Fall 3:50)

138: Andrew Cercena (TH) over Jorden Collins (MP) (Dec 7-4)

145: Jelani Smith (MP) over Warren Harmon (TH) (MD 9-1)

152: Carter Felizza (MP) over Michael Gianforcaro (TH) (MD 9-1)

160: Caleb Lum (MP) over William Borda (TH) (Fall 3:23)

170: Brian Brown (TH) over (MP) (For.)

182: Ryan Singh (TH) over (MP) (For.)

195: Shacour Brissett (MP) over Charles Quimby (TH) (Fall 5:24)

220:Luke Frietze (TH) over Tyler Clement (MP) (Fall 5:24)

285: Ryan Singh (TH) over (MP) (For.)

106: Zach Palmer (MP) over (TH) (For.)

113: Andrew Thompson (MP) over Frank Yu (TH) (Fall 3:33)

120: Nahid Hossain (MP) over (TH) (For.)

126: Ted Hughes (TH) over Craig Hoffman (MP) (Fall 3:27)

Dover HS 27
Caesar Rodney HS 42
Scoring Summary:
160- Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) over Daimere Wilson-Turner (Dover) (Fall 1:26)
170- Andrew Sudler (Caesar Rodney H S) over Azim Opare (Dover) (TF 15-0 5:02)
182- Dante Walker (Caesar Rodney H S) over Justin Vitanza (Dover) (Fall 0:41)
195- Micheal Clavier (Caesar Rodney H S) over Kojoessel Sagoe (Dover) (Fall 0:36)
220- Jaden Adkins (Dover) over Unknown (For.)
285- Tyler Rosello (Dover) over Claudius Moses (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 1-0)
106- Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) over Matthew O`Neal (Dover) (Fall 1:42)
113- Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Noah Ogbin (Dover) (MD 13-2)
120- Tykwan Joyner (Dover) over Mason Harrington (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 3-1)
126- Taqee Williams (Dover) over Robert Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 11-7)
132- Anthony Fisher (Dover) over Cody Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 3:18)
138- Nicholas Lee (Dover) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 2:29)
145- Chase Mounts (Caesar Rodney H S) over Divine Watkins (Dover) (Dec 2-1)
152- Thomas Gallucci (Caesar Rodney H S) over A`ezra Smith (Dover) (Fall 1:50)

 

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rom: Nebraska Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 10:45 PM
Subject: Article: Huskers Top Illini, 30-10, for 10th Win
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Courtesy Scott Bruhn/Nebraska Communications
Collin Jensen (HWT) earned his sixth pin of the season on Friday night.
Huskers Top Illini, 30-10, for 10th Win
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Fri, February 05, 2016
Lincoln, Neb. – Trailing No. 13 Illinois 10-9 at the halfway point, No. 11 Nebraska (10-4, 4-4 Big Ten) won the final five matches to post a 30-10 victory at the Devaney Center on Friday night.

The night was highlighted by heavyweight Collin Jensen’s fall over Brooks Black in the eighth bout of the dual. Jensen, the 18th-ranked wrestler by InterMat, pinned Black in 34 seconds. Jensen was one of four Huskers to earn bonus points against the Fighting Illini.

No. 19 Anthony Abidin (141) won by technical fall against Mousa Jodeh in the first match of the night. No. 5 Jake Sueflohn (149) extended NU’s lead to 9-0 in the following bout with a major decision over Kyle Langenderfer. In the final match of the dual, No. 13 Eric Montoya (133) won by forfeit.

No. 10 TJ Dudley (184) jumped out to a 6-0 lead against Jeff Koepke and never looked back in an 11-4 decision. At 197 pounds, No. 14 Aaron Studebaker posted a 6-4 decision over Andre Lee. No. 9 Tim Lambert (125) won a 9-3 decision in the penultimate match of the dual.

Nebraska suffered losses to top-10 Illini at 157, 165 and 174 pounds. No. 19 Tyler Berger (157) fell to No. 2 Isaiah Martinez by decision, No. 14 Austin Wilson (165) lost by decision to sixth-ranked Steven Rodrigues and No. 17 Micah Barnes (174) fell to No. 4 Zac Brunson, 11-3.

The Huskers return to action on Saturday at the Devaney Center when they host No. 3 NC State at 7 p.m. The dual will be streamed on BTN Plus (subscription required).

#11 Nebraska 30, #13 Illinois 10
Friday, Feb. 5, 2016
Devaney Center (Lincoln, Neb.)
Attendance: 1,112

Results
141: #19 Anthony Abidin (NEB) tech. fall Mousa Jodeh (ILL), 18-1 (NEB 5, ILL 0)
149: #5 Jake Sueflohn (NEB) major dec. Kyle Langenderfer (ILL), 9-1 (NEB 9, ILL 0)
157: #2 Isaiah Martinez (ILL) dec. #19 Tyler Berger (NEB), 12-6 (NEB 9, ILL 3)
165: #6 Steven Rodrigues (ILL) dec. #14 Austin Wilson (NEB), 6-3 (NEB 9, ILL 6)
174: #4 Zac Brunson (ILL) major dec. #17 Micah Barnes (NEB), 11-3 (ILL 10, NEB 9)
184: #10 TJ Dudley (NEB) dec. Jeff Koepke (ILL), 11-4 (NEB 12, ILL 10)
197: #14 Aaron Studebaker (NEB) dec. Andre Lee (ILL), 6-4 (NEB 15, ILL 10)
HWT: #18 Collin Jensen (NEB) pin Brooks Black (ILL), 0:34 (NEB 21, ILL 10)
125: #9 Tim Lambert (NEB) dec. Francis Edelen (ILL), 9-3 (NEB 24, ILL 10)
133: #13 Eric Montoya (NEB) forfeit (NEB 30, ILL 10)




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From: Nicholas Reith <nbreith@umail.iu.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 9:05 PM
Subject: Indiana Wrestling: IU Falls to Unbeaten Iowa in Final Road Dual
To: "nbreith@indiana.edu" <nbreith@indiana.edu>




Dual Central


February 5, 2016


IOWA CITY, Iowa – The Indiana wrestling team closed the door on their 2015-16 away schedule with a matchup against the unbeaten Iowa Hawkeyes. Iowa scored bonus points in eight-of-10 bouts and handed the Hoosiers a 45-0 defeat. The Hawkeyes improved their Big Ten dual record to 9-0, clinching at least a share of the Big Ten Dual Meet Championship.

No. 2 IOWA 45, No. 16 INDIANA 0

133: #4 Cory Clark (IA) wins by forfeit // Iowa, 6-0
141: Brody Grothus (IA) pinned Tommy Cash (IU) in 2:30 // Iowa, 12-0
149: #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) dec. Luke Blanton (IU), 4-1 // Iowa, 15-0
157: #18 Edwin Cooper, Jr. maj. dec. Jake Danishek (IU), 13-1 // Iowa, 19-0
165: Patrick Rhoads (IA) dec. Bryce Martin (IU), 4-2 // Iowa, 22-0
174: #10 Alex Meyer (IA) dec. #11 Nate Jackson (IU), 8-7 // Iowa, 25-0
184: #11 Sammy Brooks (IA) tech fall Matt Irick (IU), 23-8 // Iowa, 30-0
197: #4 Nathan Burak (IA) tech fall Jake Masengale (IU), 23-6 // Iowa, 35-0
285: #7 Sam Stoll (IA) pinned Fletcher Miller (IU), 3:26 // Iowa, 41-0
125: #2 Thomas Gilman (Iowa) maj. dec. #19 Elijah Oliver (IU), 12-4 // Iowa, 45-0*

*The Iowa bench was warned during the 125 lbs. bout.

Coming off of an upset win over Ohio State's No. 11 Hunter Stieber, Luke Blanton faced his next test against No. 2 Brandon Sorensen of Iowa. Sorensen broke a 1-1 tie with the bout's only takedown in the second period, followed by an escape early in the third for the 4-1 decision win.

Freshman Bryce Martin wrestled in the closest clash of the evening, a bout decided in the final two seconds. Martin had the lead with 90 seconds remaining in the second period when Iowa senior Patrick Rhoads picked up two points with the bout's first takedown. Martin secured an escape to start the final period, tying the score, but Rhoads landed the decisive takedown just before the final buzzer.

Fans at Carver-Hawkeye Arena had to wait until after the intermission for the feature bout of the evening, the 174 lbs. matchup between Indiana's No. 11 Nate Jackson and Iowa's No. 10 Alex Meyer. The grapplers justified the hype with the most compelling event in the slate.

Jackson jumped out to a clinical start with three takedowns in the first period. Meyer battled back in the second to tie the bout at 6-6, a score that held to the end of the second. Jackson took the lead with a late escape, but it ultimately set up Meyer's decisive takedown. Meyer held Jackson off for an 8-7 decision win.

Up Next: No. 16 Indiana (6-4, 3-4 Big Ten) vs. Purdue (7-5, 2-4 Big Ten)
Sunday, February 7, 2016 • 1:00 p.m. ET • BTN Plus
University Gymnasium • Bloomington, Ind.

The Hoosiers head home for their dual against their in-state rival, the Purdue Boilermakers. Indiana will look to snap a five-dual skid against Purdue while returning to an even record in the Big Ten.

Sunday's dual will also have a significant impact on the Indiana National Guard Governor's cup competition. A dual win will break the 5-5 tie and give their university a point towards their final tally.
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Nick Reith
Media Relations Assistant
Indiana University Athletics
Primary Contact: Field Hockey,
Wrestling, Water Polo
C: 317-371-6079
Email: nbreith@indiana.edu

 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, February 5, 2016
Attachment: Scoresheet (pdf)

Oregon State Defeats Cal Poly 31-12 in Pac-12 Dual Wrestling Meet
— Cal Poly Wresting —

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — Oregon State raced to a 21-0 lead in the first five bouts and held on to defeat Cal Poly 31-12 in a Pac-12 Conference dual meet Friday night in the Mott Athletics Center.

Mustang fans didn’t have much to cheer about as the Beavers used a technical fall, a forfeit and a major decision en route to the first 21 team points of the match.

Then Blake Kastl and Travis Berridge scored wins by decision and J.T. Goodwin notched his sixth fall of the season as Cal Poly won three of the next four bouts.

Amarveer Dhesi, the ninth-ranked wrestler in the nation at 285 pounds, scored a first-period fall to close out the dual meet for Oregon State.

Coach Jim Zalesky’s Beavers improved to 7-5 with the win while Cal Poly fell to 2-8.

Kastl lifted his record to 8-7 for the season with a 6-5 decision over Kennen Lanteri at 165 pounds. Kastl, whose fall clinched last week’s dual meet victory against Grand Canyon, scored three takedowns in the final two periods to overcome an early 2-0 deficit for the win.

Berridge led all the way in his 8-2 triumph over Tyler Chay at 174 pounds, scoring a takedown in the first period, an escape and takedown in the second period and a takedown and riding time in the final period. Berridge is 6-4 on the year and 2-0 in dual meets.

Goodwin and Cody Crawford wrestled a scoreless first period in the 197-pound bout. Crawford tallied an escape in the second period, but halfway through Goodwin notched a takedown with a lateral drop and quickly pinned Crawford in 3 minutes, 57 seconds to lift his mark for the year to 15-9.

At 141, Mustang Colton Schilling (9-7), who missed last week’s dual meet due to injury, dropped a narrow 5-3 decision to Jack Hathaway. Colt Shorts slipped to 13-7 for the season as Abraham Rodriguez scored all of his points in the final period — an escape, takedown and riding time — for a 4-0 decision.

Cal Poly wraps up the dual meet portion of its 2015-16 schedule next weekend with a pair of Pac-12 duals at home.

Coach Brendan Buckley’s Mustangs host Arizona State on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. inside Mott Athletics Center, then wrestles Boise State for Homecoming on Sunday at 1 o’clock outdoors in the University Union plaza.

Oregon State (31) at Cal Poly (12):
125 — Ronnie Bresser (OSU) by tech. fall over David Gonzalez (CP) 20-4, 6:56
133 — Joey Palmer (OSU) won by forfeit
141 — Jack Hathaway (OSU) dec. Colton Schilling (CP) 5-3
149 — Joey Delgado (OSU) maj. dec. Jacob Leon (CP) 12-2
157 — Abraham Rodriguez (OSU) dec. Colt Shorts (CP) 4-0
165 — Blake Kastl (CP) dec. Kenneth Lanteri (OSU) 6-5
174 — Travis Berridge (CP) dec. Tyler Chay (OSU) 8-2
184 — Corey Griego (OSU) maj. dec. Sohrab Movahedi (CP) 14-2
197 — J.T. Goodwin (CP) pinned Cody Crawford (OSU) 3:57
285 — Amarveer Dhesi (OSU) pinned Spencer Empey (CP) 2:12
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Director of Athletics Communications
(Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Men's and Women's Golf SID)
Cal Poly
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From: Kelli Grashel <KG3@athletics.wisc.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 8:44 PM
Subject: UW WRES: Upset Alert: Wisconsin knocks off No. 12 Rutgers on the road
To: Kelli Grashel <KG3@athletics.wisc.edu>




Upset Alert: Wisconsin knocks off No. 12 Rutgers on the roadBadgers edge Scarlet Knights, 18-15, in tight match

On the Web: http://go.wisc.edu/85f53q

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – With Wisconsin wrestling’s dual tied up at 15-15 against No. 12 Rutgers, it all came down to one match at 125 pounds where all eyes were on Wisconsin’s Johnny Jimenez as he took on No. 20 Sean McCabe in front of a hostile crowd at the RAC.

Jimenez, who entered the match without a win over a ranked opponent this year, ultimately took the edge at the top of the third period with an escape and immediate takedown. With the sophomore’s 7-4 victory, the Badgers clinched the 18-15 upset over the No. 12-ranked Scarlet Knights on the road.

Wisconsin ended an undefeated six-match home winning streak for Rutgers and extended their own advantage in the series history to 3-0.

“Tonight our guys came out and got the job done,” head coach Barry Davis said. “We’re building momentum right now. We had a good meet with Illinois and moved forward from there. You do what you have to do to win in this league. I took Johnny (Jimenez) back to the locker room and got him relaxed and got him out of that atmosphere and he finished the job for us.”

No. 7 Ryan Taylor started the dual out with a bang in a ranked matchup against No. 17 Anthony Giraldo at 133 pounds. Giraldo scored first but Taylor used two escapes to tie it up 2-2 after two periods. Taylor started the third period out by gaining two back points but allowed Giraldo to escape. Taylor was called for a stalling point to knot the score 4-4. With Giraldo holding the riding time advantage, Taylor had less than 10 seconds to pull out a big move. And that was exactly what he did.

With just six seconds on the clock, Taylor used a big turn to throw Giraldo on his back and pinned the Scarlet Knight to give Wisconsin a strong start with a 6-0 lead.

Gabriel Grahek suffered a 6-1 loss to No. 6 Anthony Ashnault to bring the Scarlet Knights within three in the dual.

At 149 pounds, a controversial call on a last second takedown at the end of the second period paved the way for Andrew Crone’s comeback in the third. Rutgers’ Tyson Dippery held a 3-0 advantage headed into the third period after his takedown at the end of the second period was upheld by the officials but that didn’t stop Crone. Crone exploded onto the mat in the third period, picking up a reversal and two nearfall points at the 20-second mark. Crone sealed the 5-4 decision with a riding time point, keeping the early lead in Wisconsin’s favor, 9-3.

No. 17 Richie Lewis edged UW’s T.J. Ruschell at 157 pounds in a tight 3-2 match despite Ruschell nearly being awarded a takedown in the last few seconds of the match.

In one of the most highly anticipated matches of the evening, No. 3 Isaac Jordan took on No. 8 Anthony Perrotti at 165 pounds in an All-American rematch of the 2014 NCAA seventh-place match where Jordan came out on top with a 2-0 decision.

Jordan came across with a pancake in the first period but was denied the back points after. It was a familiar feeling as Jordan used the same strategy he had in 2014, using an escape and riding time point to pull of the win in a rematch that was two years in the making. The win marked Jordan’s fourth shutout of the season and fourth triumph over a ranked opponent this season. He now holds a 17-0 record on the season and extended an 18-match winning streak dating back to last season.

The Badgers had a 12-6 lead at intermission, just their third halftime lead all season.

Ricky Robertson (174 pounds) used a quick reversal to tie the bout at 2-2 with Phillip Bukuckas in the third period. Bukuckas immediately escaped to keep his riding time intact. Robertson had a hard attack at the end to take down Bukuckas and erase the Scarlet Knight’s riding time. Robertson followed in suit to his teammates’ earlier performances and stole away the end of the match, finishing with a 4-3 decision to push Wisconsin to a 15-6 lead.

Rutgers took the next three matches in a row and collected nine-straight points to tie the dual at 15-15 heading into the 125-pound match.

Jimenez had a 2-0 advantage until McCabe tied the bout with a reversal at the end of the second period. Jimenez’s offense came out firing in the third period as he used an escape and takedown to put the match away and complete Wisconsin’s first conference win of the season.

“We have to keep doing what we’re doing and keep moving forward because this is behind us now and now we get ready for Sunday,” Davis said.

The Badgers return to the UW Field House for a Border Battle matchup against Minnesota at noon.


Kelli Grashel

Athletic Communications Assistant |University of Wisconsin

Softball, Wrestling, W Basketball, Football

Office - 608-262-8216 | Cell - 608-445-4086

 

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taylor.miller11@okstate.edu)

Cowboy Wrestling Sweeps Bedlam


STILLWATER – Oklahoma State’s fourth-ranked wrestling team defeated No. 7 Oklahoma for the second time this season with a 26-11 win in Gallagher-Iba Arena in front of almost 7,000 fans.


“You like the outcome of the score, but there were several matches throughout the night that you just do not want to see at this time of the year,” head coach John Smith said. “I give OU credit. They are a competitive team that wrestles hard and well. There were four or five guys who really grinded through their matches, and because of them we got bonus points. Those really made the difference in the lopsided score and those are the things you like to see.”


Bonus points at 141, 149, 165 and 184 pounds lifted the Pokes (9-2; 6-0 Big 12) over the Sooners after suffering losses at 125 and 133 pounds.


No. 1 Dean Heil cut the Sooners’ lead to 8-5 after a technical fall at the end of regulation, putting up 16 points against Noah Teaney at 141 pounds.


"They way you have to look at it is that good guys don't let stuff like [being down 8-0] bother them,” Heil said. “As an individual, you have to go out and get the job done whether you've lost two or you've lost nine in a row and you're that last match. No matter what, you have to set yourself apart and go perform the way you want to perform and down two matches, 8-0, I went out there and did what I wanted to do and helped the team out in the long run."


At 149 pounds, Anthony Collica defeated Davion Jeffries with a dominant 16-6 decision that included five takedowns.


More bonus points came at 165, as expected. Two-time NCAA champion Alex Dieringer defeated 12th-ranked Clark Glass in an exciting 16-3 major decision. Dieringer improves to 69 wins in his unbeaten streak.


Nolan Boyd gave the Cowboys the final bonus points of the night at 184 pounds to remedy an unexpected loss at 174 pounds. Boyd took on Andrew Dixon and earned three takedowns en route to a 15-2 win.


Sixth-ranked Joe Smith made his Bedlam debut, facing Shayne Tucker at 157 pounds. The Cowboy scored just two points in the first period but kicked it up in the second and third periods, collectively picking up nine more points.


"It was really fun. The student section and the crowd were awesome,” Smith said. “I don't think we've had a crowd like this in a long time and I was really anxious to get out here and wrestle. It shell-shocked me when I got out here a little bit and felt it in my arms and legs a bit. I'm still getting used to the one-hour weigh-in, but I think come nationals we'll all come around."


At 197 pounds, Preston Weigel grinded out a tough 4-3 match against Brad Johnson to seal the dual win. The bout was tied 3-3 heading into the final period with the Sooner on bottom. A solid third-period ride gave Weigel riding time advantage and the win.


"That's just going to help me succeed in future by getting these wins,” Weigel said. “That's two wins back-to-back here and it's a good start, but I'm not satisfied with just this. I've got a lot more work to do."


Heavyweight Austin Marsden closed out the dual with his 19th win of the season. Marsden, ranked No. 5, defeated No. 16 Ross Larson in a close 2-1 match.


The Cowboys will travel to Ithaca, N.Y., on Sunday to wrestle No. 15 Cornell at 12 p.m. CT.



No. 4 Oklahoma State 26, No. 7 Oklahoma 11Feb. 5, 2016 :: Gallagher-Iba Arena :: Attendance – 6,935Referee – Josh Briscoe




125: Ryan Millhof (OU) dec. No. 5 Eddie Klimara (OSU), 5-3
133: No. 4 Cody Brewer (OU) TF No. 18 Gary Wayne Harding (OSU), 20-4; 3:55
141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) TF Noah Teaney (OU), 16-1; 7:00
149: No. 13 Anthony Collica (OSU) MD Davion Jeffries (OU), 16-6
157: No. 6 Joe Smith (OSU) dec. Shayne Tucker (OU), 11-4
165: No. 1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) MD No. 12 Clark Glass (OU), 16-3
174: Matt Reed (OU) dec. No. 5 Kyle Crutchmer (OSU), 3-2
184: No. 16 Nolan Boyd (OSU) MD Andrew Dixon (OU), 15-2
197: Preston Weigel (OSU) dec. Brad Johnson (OU), 4-3
285: No. 5 Austin Marsden (OSU) dec. No. 16 Ross Larson (OU), 2-1

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: James Warnick <James.Warnick@uvu.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 7:09 PM
Subject: UVU WRES: Wolverines suffer 28-13 setback to SDSU in Big 12 opener
To: James Warnick <James.Warnick@uvu.edu>


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: http://wolverinegreen.com/news/2016/2/5/WREST_0205164415.aspx

Wolverines suffer 28-13 setback to SDSU in Big 12 opener

Feb. 5, 2016

Results | Photo Gallery

OREM, Utah –The Utah Valley University wrestling team dropped its inaugural Big 12 Conference dual meet to South Dakota State, 28-13, on Friday evening in the PE Building.Despite the loss, seniorsChasen Tolbert(125 pounds) andJade Rauser(133) each recorded bonus-point victories for the Wolverines (3-7, 0-1 Big 12), while redshirt sophomoreDustin Dennison(heavyweight) added a win by decision as UVU won a total three of the 10 matches on the night."Basically half of our team competes every time. We have to get to the point where we have 10-out-of-10 performances and we did not do that tonight," head coachGreg Williamssaid. "South Dakota State is a good team and I give them credit, but we have to do a better job of competing throughout our lineup."The three-time NCAA qualifier Rauser got the Wolverines off to a solid start by making quick work of SDSU's Brance Simms in the opening match of the contest. Following a first-period takedown, Rauser got on top of Simms and quickly pinned him (2:14) to give the Wolverines a 6-0 advantage. The pin was Rauser's second straight over Simms, as he previously defeated him by fall last season to win the 2015 NCAA West Regional title.Following a pair of setbacks at 141 and 149 to give the Jackrabbits (11-5, 4-1 Big 12) their first lead of the night at 10-6, Utah Valley redshirt freshmanRaider Lofthouselooked for the upset over seventh-ranked senior Cody Pack at 157. With the three-time NCAA qualifier Pack holding to an early 8-0 advantage over his UVU counterpart, Lofthouse made his move with a second-period escape and takedown to make it an 8-3 score. The Wolverine redshirt freshman then quickly picked up another two, thanks to his second takedown over Pack early in the third to cut the deficit to just four, at 9-5. Following a Pack injury timeout, the South Dakota State senior managed to hold on as he finished off the match with an escape and a riding time point to take the bout by decision (11-6).With the Jacks later holding to a 16-6 advantage, Wolverine senior 174-pounderRoss Taylorfound himself in a battle with SDSU's David Kocer. Each wrestler seemingly matched one another move-for-move, as the bout remained tied at 4-4 early in the final period. With the score later still deadlocked at 4-all, Kocer managed to score a late takedown to pull out the tightly contested contest by a score of 6-4 to give the Jackrabbits a 19-6 lead. With the match in hand for South Dakota State with just two matches remaining, the Wolverines didn't quit Dennison and Tolbert both walked away victorious. Dennison started the spurt with a 5-0 shutout over SDSU's Alex Macki and the 18th-ranked Tolbert finished the dual with a 13-5 major decision over Ben Gillette to cap the meet at 28-13.Despite dropping the contest, UVU still holds an 8-3 all-time series advantage over South Dakota State. The Wolverines were also originally scheduled to host fellow Big 12 foe North Dakota State on Friday evening as well, but that contest was cancelled earlier in the day due to travel complications by NDSU. The Utah Valley vs. North Dakota State dual will not be made up.UVU will now continue conference action on the road next week when it heads to the Front Range to face Air Force on Feb. 11, Northern Colorado Feb. 12 and Wyoming Feb. 13. The Wolverines will then close their regular-season on Feb. 20 when Grand Canyon comes to town for a non-conference contest.South Dakota State 28, Utah Valley 13133:Jade Rauser(UVU) over Brance Simms (SDSU), Fall 2:16141: Seth Gross (SDSU) overTrevor Willson(UVU), MD 10-0149: Alex Kocer (SDSU) overMatthew Ontiveros(UVU), Fall 2:40157: #7 Cody Pack (SDSU) overRaider Lofthouse(UVU), Dec. 11-5165: Logan Peterson (SDSU) overBrayden Humpherys(UVU), Dec. 9-4174: David Kocer (SDSU) overRoss Taylor(UVU), Dec. 6-4184: Brady Ayers (SDSU) overWill Sumner(UVU), Dec. 9-4197: #12 Nate Rotert (SDSU) overAryton Almberg(UVU), Fall 1:14285:Dustin Dennison(UVU) over Alex Macki (SDSU), Dec. 5-0125: #18Chasen Tolbert(UVU) over Ben Gillette (SDSU), MD 13-5Official: Jimmy ChenAttendance: 479


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WolverineGreen.com

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Anthony Hernandez<ahernandez@scarletknights.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 7:21 PM
Subject: Wisconsin Upsets No. 12 WRES, 18-15
To:







RUTGERS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY

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Wisconsin Upsets No. 12 WRES, 18-15

Squads split bouts, 5-5, but pin at 133 pounds makes the difference


PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Feb. 5, 2016) – A Wisconsin pin in the opening bout at 133 pounds made it an uphill climb for No. 12 Rutgers wrestling Friday night at the Rutgers Athletic Center. The Scarlet Knights were unable to recover after battling to the final match, falling to the Badgers, 18-15.


Along with the late fall to open the dual, RU dropped two other matches by a point and fell in the winner-take-all 125-pound matchup. The dual loss was Rutgers’ (13-4, 3-3) first at home this season, snapping a seven-match winning streak dating back to 2014-15.


“They wrestled last year and it was a really good match,” said head coach Scott Goodale of the 125-pound matchup between No. 20 Sean McCabe (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.) and Johnny Jimenez. “That thing can go either way. He didn’t finish his single-leg early in the match which is huge … we didn’t convert takedowns up and down the lineup and that’s what happens.”


The night began at 133 pounds with a matchup between No. 7 Ryan Taylor (UW) and No. 17 Scarlet Knight Anthony Giraldo (Guttenberg, N.J.). Giraldo (14-9) and the 2015 All-American were tied, 4-4, with time winding down, but Taylor threw Giraldo to his back and got the pin at 6:54 to give UW a 6-0 dual lead.


A bout later, No. 6 141-pounder Anthony Ashnault (South Plainfield, N.J.) won the 50th match of his RU career, 7-2, against Gabe Grahek to cut into the Badger (2-5, 1-4) lead, but another close call at 149 pounds proved to be huge in the dual outcome.


Tyson Dippery (Harrisburg, Pa.) took a 3-0 lead into the final period, where Wisconsin’s Andrew Crone reversed and got back points before winning by a 5-4 final.


The two teams would split the next two bouts leading into the intermission.


No. 17 Richie Lewis (Toms River, N.J.) won his fourth consecutive match by out-gritting TJ Ruschell, 3-2. In a rematch of 2014 All-Americans at 165 pounds, No. 3 Isaac Taylor secured a 4-0 win over RU’s No. 8 Anthony Perrotti (Roseland, N.J.).


Another close loss followed at 174 pounds, where Phillip Bakuckas (Hammonton, N.J.) fell victim to a Ricky Robertson takedown with 34 seconds remaining in a 4-3 loss.


But Rutgers did not go down without a fight.


Consecutive decisions at 184, 197, and 285 pounds got the Scarlet Knights right back in the dual, tying things at 15 all.


It began with Nicholas Gravina (Allendale, N.J.), who with 3:56 of riding time scored a 7-2 decision to make the lead 15-9 Wisconsin. Senior 197-pounder Hayden Hrymack (Point Pleasant, N.J.) followed with a gutsy performance and a 7-4 win over Eric Peissig. That win made the dual 15-12 in favor of the Badgers.


No. 13 Billy Smith (Wantage, N.J.) brought Rutgers all the way back with a 4-2 decision and 1:07 of riding time against Brock Horwath (UW). In what was his 94th-career win, Smith (20-5) scored the first takedown 35 seconds into the match and never looked back.


With the dual tied, 15-15, it came down to McCabe against Jimenez at 125 pounds. The match swung on the first takedown, with McCabe holding a single on Jimemez for nearly 40 seconds before losing the two in a scramble.


McCabe (13-8) made it interesting with a reversal in the second period, but an escape and takedown to start the third for Jimenez put the match away and gave the Badgers an 18-15 win.


Wisconsin improved to 3-0 all-time against Rutgers with the victory.


Rutgers is back in action at the RAC on Sunday, Feb. 7 at noon. The Scarlet Knights host No. 8 Michigan (10-2, 5-1) in their final home conference match of the season.


Prior to the match, the program will honor seniors Hayden Hrymack (Point Pleasant, N.J.), Anthony Perrotti (Roseland, N.J.), Mikey Simmons (Middletown, Pa.) and Billy Smith (Wantage, N.J.). The match will stream live on BTN Plus.


Wisconsin (2-5, 1-4) 18, No. 12 Rutgers (13-4, 3-3) 15

Play-by-Play Results

Dual started at 133 pounds

Location: Rutgers Athletic Center (Piscataway, N.J.)

Officials: Anthony Zullo, Nate Chatman

Attendance: 2,861

133: No. 7/7/NR Ryan Taylor (UW) wins by fall over No. 17/18/18 Anthony Giraldo (RU), 6:54; Wisconsin leads, 6-0

141: No. 6/4/6 Anthony Ashnault (RU) dec. over Gabe Grahek (UW), 7-2; Wisconsin leads, 6-3

149: Andrew Crone (UW) dec. over Tyson Dippery (RU), 5-4; Wisconsin leads, 9-3

157: No. 17/20/12 Richie Lewis (RU) dec. over TJ Ruschell (UW), 3-2; Wisconsin leads, 9-6

165: No. 3/3/3 Isaac Jordan (UW) dec. over No. 8/5/4 Anthony Perrotti (RU), 4-0; Wisconsin leads, 12-6

174: Ricky Robertson (UW) dec. over No. NR/20/NR Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 4-3; Wisconsin leads, 15-6

184: No. 20/19/20 Nicholas Gravina (RU) dec. over Ryan Christensen (UW), 7-2; Wisconsin leads, 15-9

197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Eric Peissig (UW), 7-4; Wisconsin leads, 15-12

285: No. 13/15/12 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Brock Horwath (UW), 4-2; Match tied, 15-15

125: Johnny Jimenez (UW) dec. over No. 20/19/NR Sean McCabe (RU), 7-4; Wisconsin wins, 18-15

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

NR denotes not ranked


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rom: Nicholas Reith<nbreith@umail.iu.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 7:42 PM
Subject: Indiana Wrestling Results: No. 2 Iowa 45, No. 16 Indiana 0
To: "nbreith@indiana.edu" <nbreith@indiana.edu>


IOWA CITY, Iowa - Below are the results for Indiana's Friday, February 5 dual against Iowa at Carver-Hawkeye Arena

No. 2 IOWA 45, No. 16 INDIANA 0
133: #4 Cory Clark (IA) wins by forfeit // Iowa, 6-0
141: Brody Grothus (IA) pinned Tommy Cash (IU) in 2:30 // Iowa, 12-0
149: #2 Brandon Sorensen (IA) dec. Luke Blanton (IU), 4-1 // Iowa, 15-0
157: #18 Edwin Cooper, Jr. maj. dec. Jake Danishek (IU), 13-1 // Iowa, 19-0
165: Patrick Rhoads (IA) dec. Bryce Martin (IU), 4-2 // Iowa, 22-0
174: #10 Alex Meyer (IA) dec. #11 Nate Jackson (IU), 8-7 // Iowa, 25-0
184: #11 Sammy Brooks (IA) tech fall Matt Irick (IU), 23-8 // Iowa, 30-0
197: #4 Nathan Burak (IA) tech fall Jake Masengale (IU), 23-6 // Iowa, 35-0
285: #7 Sam Stoll (IA) pinned Fletcher Miller (IU), 3:26 // Iowa, 41-0
125: #2 Thomas Gilman (Iowa) maj. dec. #19 Elijah Oliver (IU), 12-4 // Iowa, 45-0*

* the Iowa bench was warned during the 125 lbs. bout

Up Next:
No. 16 Indiana (6-4, 3-4 Big Ten)
vs. Purdue • Sunday, February 7 • 1:00 p.m. ET

No. 2 Iowa (15-0, 9-0 Big Ten)
at Montana State-Northern • Friday, February 12 • 9:00 p.m. ET

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

 

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Contact
Jake Ricker
rick0127@umn.edu
(612) 625-4802
Gophers Kick Off Weekend with Win Against Wildcats
Minnesota extends winning streak against Northwestern to 14 matches with Friday's victory

An upset of a former national champion followed by a pin that took just 30 seconds set up No. 17 Minnesota to pick up its first road victory of the season, 22-20, over Northwestern on Friday night at Welsh-Ryan Arena. The win puts Minnesota over .500 again this season (8-7, 4-3) and extends the program’s longest active winning streak over a Big Ten opponent to 14.

In the night’s most-anticipated match – the only ranked-versus-ranked bout on Friday’s card – No. 16 Jake Short pulled off a thrilling comeback at 149 pounds to knock off No. 4 Jason Tsirtsis, the 2014 NCAA champ. Tsirtsis led the match 3-0 after the second period, but Short earned a pair of takedowns in the match’s final 90 seconds, including a match-clinching finish in the waning seconds of the final period that came with a pair of back points to complete the 7-4 upset. It was Short’s fourth win against a ranked opponent this season, tied for second-most on the team, and his first win in three tries against Tsirtsis.

“Like a lot of our matches, there were a lot of ups and downs,” said head coach J Robinson. “Tonight, Short’s match was a big motivator. He found a way to win and that’s what we keep preaching. You have to focus on those positive things and keep the other guys going in the right direction.”

Immediately follow Short’s win, 157-pounder Brandon Kingsley locked in a cradle against Anthony Petrone in the opening seconds of their match, taking Petrone to his back and pinning his shoulder blades to the mat in just 30 seconds. The quick finish was a stark contrast to the previous match’s last-second heroics, but equally impactful on the night’s final score. The fall was Kingsley’s fifth this season. All five pins have come in the first 100 seconds of matches, with four of them taking 48 seconds or fewer. Friday’s was his second-fastest finish, four seconds behind his pin of Elliott Raiford (Appalachian State) at the Southern Scuffle.

The wins from Short and Kingsley came at a critical time for Minnesota, which began the dual by dropping the first two matches and falling into an 8-0 hole. Northwestern took a 5-4 decision at 125 pounds when Garrison White added the riding time point over Steve Polakowski, then added a five points when No. 20 Dominick Malone defeated Ben Morgan by technical fall, 16-1.

No. 7 Tommy Thorn narrowly missed a major decision at 141 pounds after a late reversal by Jameson Oster, but his 10-3 decision got the Gophers on the board and set the stage for Short and Kingsley to score the next nine points in the dual and catapult the Gophers into the lead, 12-8, at halftime.

Following the break, the teams traded the lead four times in the night’s final five matches. That began when Northwestern scored a fall in the second period at 165 pounds to recapture the lead.

With the Gophers trailing by one, Nick Wanzek put together a shutout performance against Mitch Sliga, scoring both of the match’s takedowns to earn a 6-0 decision and put the Gophers back on top, 15-14.

Another fall for Northwestern, this coming in the first period at 184, gave the Wildcats a five-point lead with two matches remaining, matches that featured a pair of Gophers with two of the three best Big Ten records on the roster – No. 3 Brett Pfarr and No. 9 Michael Kroells.

Pfarr pulled the Gophers to within two points with a 9-4 decision over Jacob Berkowitz. The win pushed Pfarr’s team-high win total to 28 and maintained his perfect record in both duals (15-0) and in the Big Ten (7-0).

With the score 20-18, the winner of the heavyweight bout between Kroells and Conan Jennings would win the dual for his team. As he has often this season, Kroells controlled the match early and racked up takedowns late, adding three in the third period to blow open his match and finish off an 11-2 major decision.

Full match-by-match are available at z.umn.edu/wrnw

The Gophers return to action later this weekend when they wrestle a Super Bowl Sunday matinee against the Wisconsin Badgers at 12 p.m. in Madison, Wis. Sunday’s contest will be streamed live on BTN Plus, with mat-side updates available throughout on Gopher Wrestling Twitter.

 

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Contact: Bill Bunting
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No. 18 Virginia Defeats Duke, 22-12
Six Cavaliers pick up wins in UVA’s first ACC victory

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 18 Virginia wrestling team won six of 10 bouts in a 22-12 defeat of Duke Friday evening in an ACC dual at Memorial Gymnasium. Virginia (6-4, 1-2 ACC) won its 10th straight dual against Duke (4-6, 0-2).

Nick Herrmann (125), George DiCamillo (133), Andrew Atkinson (157), Tyler Askey (174), Will Schany (184) and Patrick Gillen (285) each scored wins for the Cavaliers.

“It feels good to get a win,” Virginia head coach Steve Garland said. “We saw a lot of good things tonight. Starting right off the bat with Herrmann getting the major decision – that set the tone for the night. We harped on our guys to take more attacks and be more offensive and they did that tonight, so I'm happy about that. Zach Nye looked amazing tonight and almost pulled off a big one. We need to build on this for another tough one tomorrow”

Virginia jumped out to a quick 10-0 lead in the dual. With three takedowns in the final period, Herrmann scored a 12-4 major decision over Thayer Atkins to give UVA a 4-0 edge, and the lead quickly grew to 10-0 as DiCamillo, ranked sixth nationally, won by forfeit.

Duke won the next two bouts, as Zach Finesilver downed UVA’s Zach Watson, 8-3, at 141 before his twin brother Mitch Finesilver, ranked 10th nationally, blanked Chris Yankowich, 6-0, at 149.

Atkinson parlayed a dominating first period to cruise to a 9-3 win over Connor Bass at 157. Atkinson scored a takedown 10 seconds into the match and rode Bass for the entire period while also accumulating four back points. That gave UVA a 13-6 lead at the dual’s midway point.

Duke got three points back in a wild 165-pound match as Jake Faust rallied to top Fox Baldwin, 16-12. Baldwin took a 9-3 lead in the second period when he put Faust on his back and nearly pinned him, but Faust came back in the final period, nearly pinning Baldwin while racking up a trio of takedowns as well as four back points.

UVA won the next two bouts, as Askey took control early in an 8-3 win over Brian Dorsey at 174 before Will Schany held off a late charge from Trey Adamson to win 8-7 at 184. Schany prevailed on the riding-time point after accumulating 2:07 of riding time.

The feature match of the night came at 197, where No. 5 Conner Hartmann of Duke held off a late charge from No. 10 Zach Nye to win 4-3. Nye was in on a leg twice in the final minute, but Hartmann defended well to stave off the takedown attempt.

UVA finished with a win in the heavyweight bout as Patrick Gillen claimed a 7-3 win over Brendan Walsh.

Virginia returns to Mem Gym at 1 p.m. Saturday when it takes on No. 14 North Carolina. Admission is free.

No. 18 Virginia 22, Duke 12
125: Nick Herrmann (Virginia) major dec. Thayer Atkins (Duke), 12-4; UVA 4-0
133: No. 6 George DiCamillo (Virginia) wins by forfeit; UVA 10-0
141: Zach Finesilver (Duke) dec. Zach Watson (Virginia), 8-3; UVA 10-3
149: No. 10 Mitch Finesilver (Duke) dec. Chris Yankowich (Virginia), 6-0; UVA 10-6
157: Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) dec. Connor Bass (Duke), 9-3; UVA 13-6
165: Jake Faust (Duke) dec. Fox Baldwin (Virginia), 16-12; UVA 13-9
174: Tyler Askey (Virginia) dec. Brian Dorsey (Duke), 8-3; UVA 16-9
184: Will Schany (Virginia) dec. Trey Adamson (Duke), 8-7; UVA 19-9
197: No. 5 Conner Hartmann (Duke) dec. No. 10 Zach Nye (Virginia), 4-3; UVA 19-12
285: Patrick Gillen (Virginia) dec. Brendan Walsh (Duke), 7-3; UVA 22-12


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Cell: 434-906-0075
Direct Phone: 434-982-5131
Office Phone: 434-982-5500
Office Fax: 434-982-5525
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: UNI Athletics Media Relations<unisid@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 8:01 PM
Subject: UNI Wrestling Edged Out By ISU, 18-16
To: Michelle Van Dorn <michelle.vandorn@uni.edu>


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



CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – UNI dropped a dual to Iowa State 18-16 in front of a sold-out crowd in the West Gym Friday.


UNI fell to 3-8 overall, 2-4 in the MAC and Iowa State improved to 9-5, 1-2 in the Big 12.


UNI got wins from:

Blaize Cabell at 285 pounds

Dylan Peters at 125 pounds

Adam Perrin at 149 pounds

Bryce Steiert at 157 pounds

Cooper Moore at 165 pounds


UNI dropped the first match of the night, but No. 16 Blaize Cabell got the first win for UNI. With two takedowns in the first period, he led 4-1 to start the second. He kicked out quickly in the second period to go up 5-1. He went on to grab two more takedowns to win 9-4 over Marcus Harrington and tie up the team score 3-3.


At 125 pounds, No. 7 Dylan Peters trailed 2-1 to start the second period. He got an escape early in the second to tie it back up. Another takedown extended the lead for Kyle Larson. Peters got an escape and then his first takedown of the match with 30 seconds left in the second period. He cut Larson loose quickly to make it 5-5 to start the third period.


Peters cut Larson early, but then went on the attack to get a takedown. Larson tied it back up with just more than a minute left at 7-7. He grabbed a final takedown with 43 seconds left in the match and kept Larson down to go on to win 9-7. The decision pushed the Panthers up 6-3 over the Cyclones.


With a fall at 133 pounds and decision at 141 pounds, the Cyclones surged ahead 12-6 at intermission.


After nearly two years off the mat due to injury, Adam Perrin made a strong comeback in his second match of the year. He grabbed a takedown and two quick nearfall points in the first. After an escape and another takedown, Perrin led 6-1 to start the second.


Perrin grabbed a takedown off the neutral start. They exchanged reversals, and Perrin grabbed an escape to lead 11-3 to start the third. A takedown and riding time in the third gave Perrin the 14-4 major decision.


Panthers continued to trail 12-10 until No. 19 Bryce Steiert’s decision at 157 pounds put the Panthers up. He wasn’t able to pin Renaldo Rodriguez-Spencer, but his nearfall points pushed him ahead 12-6.


UNI led 13-12 when No. 19 Cooper Moore took the mat at 165 pounds. Moore led 1-0 to start the third, but he cut No. 8 Tanner Weatherman loose to tie it up 1-1 to force overtime. Moore got the takedown after an officials review to go on to win 3-1 in sudden victory.


The win pushed UNI up 16-12 over ISU.


Kyle Lux trailed 3-1 to start the third at 174 pounds. An escape narrowed the gap, but a final takedown would seal the decision for No. 19 Lelund Weatherspoon. His riding time would push the score to 6-2.


Iowa State closed in 16-15 as it came down to the final match at 184 pounds. Iowa State grabbed the final match and team victory to win, 18-16.


IOWA STATE 18, UNI 16

Officials: Curt Frost and Gary Mayabb

Attendance: 2,100 – sold out

197 - Patrick Downey (ISU) dec. Cody Krumwiede, 5-2

285 - #16 Blaize Cabell (UNI) Marcus Harrington, 9-4

125 - #7 Dylan Peters (UNI) dec. Kyle Larson, 9-7

133 - #8 Earl Hall (ISU) pinned #12 Josh Abler, 4:17

141 - Nathan Boston (ISU) dec. #28 Trevor Jauch, 5-0

149 - Adam Perrin (UNI) maj. dec. Dante Rodriguez, 14-4

157 - #19 Bryce Steiert (UNI) dec. Renaldo Rodriguez-Spencer, 12-6

165 - #19 Cooper Moore (UNI) dec. #8 Tanner Weatherman, 3-1 SV1

174 - #19 Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU) dec. Kyle Lux, 6-2

184 - #26 Dane Pestano (ISU) dec. Drew Foster, 8-2



UP NEXT

UNI will host No. 19 Kent State in its final home dual at 7 p.m. Saturday. FloWrestling will stream the dual for a subscription fee at http://bit.ly/20759T9

Live stats will be available at Trackwrestling.com: http://bit.ly/1nLk1ea


In addition to recognizing its seniors, the wrestling team has named Gary Steffensmeier its honorary captain. Steffensmeier wrestled for UNI from 1988-92, earning All-America honors at 150 pounds in each of his final three seasons. He claimed his highest national finish as a sophomore in 1990 when he took second place at the NCAA Championships, and he followed up with fourth-place finishes in 1991 and 1992.


Steffensmeier concluded his career at UNI ranked No. 4 all-time in wins, holding a career record of 115-29-3. He was named to the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Academic Team in 1991 and 1992. As a senior in 1992, Steffensmeier became the first UNI wrestler to earn Academic All-America honors when he was named to the GTE Academic All-America third team.


Tonight the Panthers made former UNI wrestling coach Don Briggs an honorary captain. When Briggs became the head wrestling coach in 1982, he had already been working at UNI for seven years. From 1974 through 1975, he was a graduate assistant. In 1975, after receiving his master’s degree in physical education, he became UNI’s first full-time varsity assistant wrestling coach.


In high school, Briggs wrestled at Jefferson High School in his hometown of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He wrestled at the University of Iowa under head coach Dave McCuskey and graduated in 1971 with a Bachelor of Arts in physical education.


During his first year as UNI’s head coach, he guided the Panthers to a 17-3 record, which included a 10th-place finish at the NCAA Championships. He was named National Rookie Coach of the Year. Briggs coached the Panthers to a 164-98 record, giving him the most Division I victories in UNI wrestling history. Briggs was named the NCAA West Regional Coach of the Year 10 times.


In 1987, Briggs led the Panthers to 18 victories, the most in school history for a single season. Briggs coached 51 All-Americans and 14 national champions. The Panthers dominated the West Regional after Briggs took over, placing second from 1983 through 1985, and winning it the following 12 seasons.


Briggs stepped down as head coach of the UNI wrestling team on June 30, 1997, to teach full time in the school’s Department of Health, Physical Education and Leisure Services.

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Keith Cameron Sneddon<ksneddon@umd.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 6:40 PM
Subject: No. 6 Michigan Overtakes MD Late
To: wrestling <wrestling@reflectors.mail.umd.edu>




No. 6 Michigan Overtakes MD Late

Alexander Wins Fifth Straight, Bannister Notches Win


COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Maryland tallied victories in two of the opening three matches, but No. 6/8 Michigan came on strong late to earn a 33-6 victory over the host Terrapins Friday evening. Redshirt senior Geoffrey Alexander (133) and redshirt freshman Alfred Bannister (141) notched back-to-back wins to put the Terps ahead early, then the Wolverines took the next seven to move to 11-2 (6-1 Big Ten). Maryland slides to 4-11 (1-7 Big Ten).


Alexander continued his successful run through the Big Ten with his fifth consecutive victory, this time knocking off Michigan’s Rossi Bruno. After a scrappy first period, Alexander got on the board with a late takedown for a 2-0 lead. The grapplers would trade escapes in the ensuing second and third frames, but Alexander held off any desperate attempts late to remain unbeaten in duals (6-0) this season.


Bannister got back in the win column with a clutch performance in the 141-pound bout, getting a 3-1 sudden victory decision over George Fisher. Both wrestlers earned an escape in the first three periods, but neither could break their opponent’s defense for a go-ahead takedown. Bannister made his move in the first sudden victory period, getting a hold of Fisher on top for his second Big Ten victory of the year.


Bannister’s win had the hosts ahead 6-3 after the first three weights, but two close matches at 149 and 157 gave the Wolverines a 9-6 edge before the break. Freshman Wade Hodges (149) held his own against No. 7 Alec Pantaleo, but couldn’t takedown the sophomore as he dropped a 5-1 decision. After going behind 5-1 in the first two periods, redshirt senior Lou Mascola (157) battled back with a takedown and two escapes to tie his match with No. 9 Brian Murphy in the third. Mascola was aggressive until the end, but riding time went in the Murphy’s favor for a 6-5 decision.


Michigan pulled away in the final four bouts, earning four bonus point victories and two pins for the 33-6 team decision. The Terps will be back in action with a pool of wrestlers entered in the Messiah Open in Grantham, Pa. tomorrow. UMD will return to dual match action on February 14 when the squad battles Wisconsin (1-5, 0-3 Big Ten) and George Mason (6-8, 1-3 EWL).




Maryland 6, Michigan 33


125: Conor Youtsey (MICH) decision over Michael Beck (MD), 10-5 (0-3)

133: No. 16 Geoffrey Alexander (MD) decision over Rossi Bruno (MICH), 3-1 (3-3)

141: Alfred Bannister (MD) decision over George Fisher (MICH), 3-1 (SV-1) (6-3)

149: No. 7 Alec Pantaleo (MICH) decision over Wade Hodges (MD), 5-1 (6-6)

157: No. 9 Brian Murphy (MICH) decision over Lou Mascola (MD), 6-5 (6-9)

165: Garrett Sutton (MICH) Brendan Burnham (MD) 5-2 (6-12)

174: Aaron Calderon (MICH) fall over Josh Snook (MD), 6:50 (6-18)

184: No. 4 Domenic Abounader (MICH) major decision over Jaron Smith (MD), 9-2 (6-22)

197: No. 6 Max Huntley (MICH) technical fall over Sean Twigg (MD), 17-0 (6-27)

285: No. 4 Adam Coon (MICH) fall over Dawson Peck (MD), 2:13 (6-33)


-Terps-



Keith Sneddon

Media Relations Assistant | WrestlingIntercollegiate Athletics|University of Maryland

P: 443.617.2423

 

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From: Meredith Rieder<mrieder@duaa.duke.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 6:27 PM
Subject: Duke WRES: Hartmann Scores Top 10 Win; Duke Falls at No. 18 Virginia
To:




Hartmann Scores Top 10 Win; Duke Falls at No. 18 Virginia


February 5, 2016


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. –Duke redshirt senior Conner Hartmann grabbed his 88th career victory tonight, beating No. 10 Zach Nye of Virginia as the Blue Devils fell to the 18th-ranked Cavaliers 22-12 in ACC wrestling action. Mitch and Zach Finesilver and Jake Faust all added wins for Duke.

Duke (4-7, 0-3 ACC) fell behind to the Cavaliers 10-0 after a major decision at 125 and a Blue Devil forfeit at 133 pounds. However, the Finesilver brothers came back and did what they’ve been doing for the past month. And that would be winning.


Zach Finesilver, at 141 pounds, put the Blue Devils on board with an 8-3 decision over Zach Watson. After an early takedown from Watson, Finesilver dominated much of the next six-plus minutes. The redshirt freshman scored a reversal seconds later and never looked back. Zach added three more points in the second period and cemented his 20th victory with three more points in the third for the 8-3 decision.


Riding a 10-match win streak heading into tonight, Mitch Finesilver made it 11 with ease as he scored a 6-0 decision. Held scoreless in the first period, the sophomore 149-pounder got the takedown midway through the second period and then added four more points in the third period for the 6-0 blanking of Chris Yankowich and his 22nd win of the season.


The Cavaliers stretched their lead back to seven points, 13-6, with a 9-3 decision at 157 pounds. Duke redshirt junior Jake Faust answered with an incredible comeback for a 16-11 triumph at 165 pounds.


Trailing 9-3 early in the second period after a takedown and nearfall from Fox Baldwin, Faust went right to work. He escaped quickly and then got the takedown in the next motion to make it 9-6 to set up a big third period. Just like he did two nights earlier, Faust dominated the third period and got two more takedowns to tie the match 10-10. Battling an exhausted Baldwin, Faust got the freshman on his back for four more points late to seal the victory and bring Duke to within four, 13-9, with four matches remaining.


Virginia (6-4, 1-2 ACC) responded with a 7-3 win at 174 pounds and then Will Schany held off a furious third period from Duke’s Trey Adamson for the 8-7 victory.


Down 5-3 in the third period, Adamson took down Schany to tie the bout 5-5, but Schany’s two minutes of riding time forced Adamson to let him out, giving Virginia the 6-5 lead. However, with all of the momentum Adamson went right back at Schany and scored another takedown to tie the match with 28 seconds left. The Duke veteran let Schany out again and went for the win, but ran out of time as Schany was able to hold on for the victory.


The match of the night featuring fifth-ranked Hartmann and No. 10 Nye was up next and it did not disappoint. With just one loss on the year, Hartmann went to work right away with an early takedown. Nye responded right away with the reversal to tie the match 2-2 and Hartmann escaped in the final few seconds of the period to take a 3-2 lead into the second stanza.


Hartmann added another single point with an escape in the second to make it 4-2. After a lot of hand fighting in the second, Nye entered the final period needing an escape and takedown for the win. The Cavalier veteran got the escape right away and nearly got a takedown, but great defense from

Hartmann gave him his 88th career victory. He is tied for eighth on the Duke career wins chart.


Virginia finished the match with a 7-3 decision at heavyweight to come away with its first ACC win of the year.


The Blue Devils are right back at it, Wednesday, Feb. 10 at No. 14 North Carolina. The match will be broadcast live on ESPN3.


Virginia 22, Duke 12

125: Nick Herrmann (Virginia) dec. Thayer Atkins (Duke), 12-4; UVA 4-0

133: George DiCamillo (Virginia) wins by forfeit; UVA 10-0

141: Zach Finesilver (Duke) dec. Zachary Watson (Virginia), 8-3; UVA 10-3

149: Mitch Finesilver (Duke) dec. Christopher Yankowich (Virginia), 6-0; UVA 10-6

157: Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) dec. Connor Bass (Duke), 9-3; UVA 13-6

165: Jake Faust (Duke) dec. Fox Baldwin (Virginia), 16-12; UVA 13-9

174: Tyler Askey (Virginia) dec. Brian Dorsey (Duke), 8-3; UVA 16-9

184: Will Schany (Virginia) dec. Trey Adamson (Duke), 8-7; UVA 19-9

197: Conner Hartmann (Duke) dec. Zachary Nye (Virginia), 4-3; UVA 19-12

285: Patrick Gillen (Virginia) dec. Brendan Walsh (Duke), 7-3; UVA 22-12


#GoDuke



Meredith V. Rieder

Associate Sports Information Director | Duke University

115 Cameron Indoor Stadium

Box 90557 | Durham, N.C. 27708

(O): 919-684-3328 | (F): 919-684-2489 | (C): 919-812-6741

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Basford, Michael<basford.16@osu.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 6:26 PM
Subject: WR: No. 1 Penn State Tops No. 9 Ohio State, 24-14
To:




February 5, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Ohio State wrestling contact:
Mike Basford / basford.16@osu.edu WR: No. 1 Penn State Tops No. 9 Ohio State, 24-14Buckeye winners include Tomasello, M. Jordan, B. Jordan and Snyder

RELATED INFO: Online Release | 2015-16 Statistics | 2015-16 Schedule | 2015-16 Roster | Big Ten Wrestling | Wrestling Camps | Follow the Buckeyes on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram


STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – Despite wins by Nathan Tomasello, Micah Jordan, Bo Jordan and Kyle Snyder, top-ranked Penn State got key bonus-point victories at 149, 157 and 184 pounds to earn a 24-14 victory over No. 9 Ohio State in front of a sold-out crowd at the Bryce Jordan Center.


The Buckeyes saw their four-match winning streak to an end despite some noteworthy performances, including a last second win for Tomasello and another dominant performance from Snyder.

Tomasello (16-0) got the dual off to a big start for Ohio State, earning his 34th consecutive win in dramatic fashion, knocking off fourth-ranked Nico Megaludis (21-2), 3-1, on a takedown with just 15 seconds remaining in the third period. It was also Tomasello’s 18th win over a ranked opponent during his winning streak, which is now the third longest in school history.


Riding the momentum of Tomasello’s big opening win, Johnni DiJulius got out to a 4-0 lead over fifth-ranked Jordan Conaway on a takedown and two-point near fall, but Conaway battled back with an escape, takedown and another escape to start the second to tie the score at 4-4. From there, he scored three second period points and tacked on the riding time bonus point for a 8-4 decision, knotting the team score at 3-3.


M. Jordan was next at 141 pounds, and he continued his impressive 2015-16 season by winning his 18th match, this one a 6-3 decision over No. 14 Jimmy Guilbon that was sealed up with a takedown with just 26 seconds remaining in the third period. Jordan added another takedown as the third period buzzer sounded.


A pin by top-ranked and unbeaten Zain Retherford in 2:31 at 149 lbs. gave PSU a 9-6 lead and the Nittany Lions extended that to 13-6 with No. 1 Jason Nolf’s 19-6 major decision over Jake Ryan at 157 pounds.


After intermission, B. Jordan got the Buckeyes back in the win column with a tight 3-2 decision over Geno Morelli at 165 pounds. The match wasn’t decided until a Jordan takedown with 35 seconds remaining in the third period. Prior to that, both wrestlers had scored on escapes. Jordan remains unbeaten this year at 13-0.


Myles Martin battled top-ranked Bo Nickal until deep into the third period, leading 6-5 with just over a minute remaining before Nickal ended the bout with a flurry of points, including a takedown and four-point near fall for the 11-5 decision. The win gave the Nittany Lions a 16-9 edge in the dual. Top-ranked Morgan McIntosh then extended the lead to 19-9 with a 4-0 shutout of Kenny Courts at 184. From there, a 24-9 tech fall for Morgan McIntosh over Josh Fox made the team score 24-9.


Snyder was his usual dominant self, scoring on nine first-period takedowns and then finishing off his 24-9 tech fall over Jan Johnson with three more in the second period. In just two matches this year, he has outscored his opponents 44-18.


Ohio State is back in action next Friday, Feb. 12, when it hosts Wisconsin at St. John Arena beginning at 7 p.m.


Ohio State Wrestling
No. 1 Penn State 24, No. 9 Ohio State 14
Bryce Jordan Center; State College, Pa.
Attendance: 15,983
Records: OSU – 9-3, 6-2 | PSU – 13-0, 8-0


125: #1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) decision over #4 Nico Megaludis (PSU) 3-1 | OSU 3, PSU 0
133: #5 Jordan Conaway (PSU) decision over #10 Johnni DiJulius (OSU) 8-4 | OSU 3, PSU 3
141: #4 Micah Jordan (OSU) decision over #14 Jimmy Guilbon (PSU) 6-3 | OSU 6, PSU 3
149: #1 Zain Retherford (PSU) won by fall over Sal Marandino (OSU) 2:31 | PSU 9, OSU 6
157: #1 Jason Holf (PSU) major decision over #11 Jake Ryan 19-6 | PSU 13, OSU 6
165: #2 Bo Jordan (OSU) decision over Geno Morelli (PSU) 3-2 | PSU 13, OSU 9
174: #1 Bo Nickal (PSU) decision over #15 Myles Martin (OSU) 11-5 | PSU 16, OSU 9
184: #9 Matt McCutcheon (PSU) decision over #13 Kenny Courts (OSU) 4-0 | PSU 19, OSU 9
197: #1 Morgan McIntosh (PSU) tech fall over Josh Fox (OSU) 24-9 | PSU 24, OSU 9
285: #2 Kyle Snyder (OSU) tech fall over Jan Johnson (PSU) 24-9 | PSU 24, OSU 14



MIKEBASFORD

Assistant Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

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


O 614.292.0134

C 908.892.8951

F 614.292.8547

basford.16@osu.edutwitter.com/MikeBasford_OSU

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Athletic Communications


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Molly Sweeney (215) 895-2084

February 5, 2016


Wrestling Sweeps Sacred Heart with 48-0 Victory


PHILADELPHIA - The Drexel wrestling team shutout the Sacred Heart Pioneers, 48-0 on Friday evening at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. The Dragons secured extra-point wins in nine of the 10 matches on their way to sweeping the conference dual meet.

Zack Fuentes got things started for the Dragons with a 15-3 major decision over Sacred Heart's Gerard Daley at 125. David Pearce followed by picking up a 17-0 technical fall at 133 at the end of the first period to give Drexel an early 9-0 advantage. In the 141 match, Kevin Devoy Jr. gave Drexel another tech fall late in the third period as he secured a 23-6 victory over Alex Harnsberger.

With the Dragons leading 14-0, No. 11 Matthew Cimato came out strong and earned a 14-3 major decision over the Pioneers' Brandon Levesque in the 149 bout. At 157, freshman Mike Comunale pinned Sacred Heart's Casey Mitchell just 45 seconds into the match to earn his first-career dual win in front of a home crowd. Then at 165, Austin Rose kept the Dragons' momentum going with a 16-0 technical fall just before the end of the first period to give Drexel a 29-0 advantagfe.

A major decision from Nick Elmer at 174 extended the Dragons' lead to 33-0 with three matches to go. At 184, Stephen Loiseau picked up a 2-0 victory over Elliott Antler and then Joshua Murphy followed with a win-by-fall just 43 seconds into the 197 match. Heavyweight Joey Goodhart sealed the deal for the Dragons with a pin at 1:41 to give Drexel the dual victory by a final score of 48-0.

With the win, the Dragons improve to 6-7 overall and 3-3 in EIWA competition while the Pioneers move to 1-10, 0-5 EIWA.

The Drexel wrestling squad returns to action tomorrow as they host back-to-back duals against Franklin & Marshall and Rider at the DAC. The Dragons will first face the Diplomats beginning at 4 p.m. before they take on the Broncs in a dual that is set to begin at 6 p.m.


Drexel (DU) 48, Sacred Heart (SHU) 0
125: Zack Fuentes (DU) MAJ Gerard Daley (SHU), 15-3
133: David Pearce (DU) TF Tim Johnson (SHU) (9-0 DU), 17-0 @3:00
141: Kevin Devoy Jr. (DU) TF Alex Harnsberger (SHU), 23-6 @6:25
149: No. 11 Matthew Cimato (DU) MAJ Brandon Levesque (SHU), 14-3
157: Mike Comunale (DU) WBF Casey Mitchell (SHU) @0:45
165: Austin Rose (DU) TF Matt Fisher (SHU), 16-0 @2:49
174: Nick Elmer (DU) MAJ Johnny Vrasidas (SHU), 14-4
184: Stephen Loiseau (DU) DEC Elliott Antler (SHU), 2-0
197: Joshua Murphy (DU) WBF Sasha Oliinyk (SHU) @0:43
285: Joey Goodhart (DU) WBF Duke Sherwood (SHU) @1:41


-DU-



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Molly Sweeney

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications

Department of Athletics


Drexel University

3141 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia, PA 19104

Tel: 215.895.2084

drexeldragons.com


I AM A DRAGON!

 

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OREM, Utah – Alex Kocer and Nate Rotert each recorded first-period pins to lead South Dakota State to a 28-13 victory over Utah Valley in a Big 12 Conference wrestling dual Friday night.


With their 10th consecutive dual victory, the Jackrabbits improved to 11-5 overall and 4-1 against Big 12 opponents. UVU, which was scheduled to wrestle against North Dakota State later on Friday, fell to 3-7 overall and 0-1 in conference action.


After the Wolverines’ Jade Rauser opened the dual with a pin of Brance Simms at 133 pounds, the Jackrabbits clicked off seven consecutive victories. Seth Gross started the run of success with a 10-0 major decision over Trevor Willson, followed by Kocer’s pin of Matthew Ontiveros with 20 seconds remaining in the first period.


The next four SDSU victories were all by decision as sixth-ranked Cody Pack, Logan Peterson, David Kocer and Brady Ayers were all winners. Pack improved to 22-2 on the season, while David Kocer upped his team-leading win total to 23 against nine defeats.


Rotert, ranked 15th at 197 pounds, sealed the Jackrabbit dual victory with a pin of Aryton Almberg 1 minute and 14 seconds into their match.


Utah Valley salvaged the final two bouts of the night, highlighted by 18th-ranked Chasen Tolbert’s 13-5 major decision over Ben Gillette in the final matchup of the night, at 125 pounds.


SDSU will attempt to tie its school record for consecutive dual victories at 11 on Sunday afternoon at Boise State (Idaho). Action is slated for a noon Mountain Time (1 p.m. Central) start.


SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 28, UTAH VALLEY 13
133: Jade Rauser (UVU) def. Brance Simms (SDSU), by fall 2:16
141: Seth Gross (SDSU) major dec. Trevor Willson (UVU), 10-0
149: Alex Kocer (SDSU) def. Matthew Ontiveros (UVU), by fall 2:40
157: #6 Cody Pack (SDSU) dec. Raider Lofthouse (UVU), 11-5
165: Logan Peterson (SDSU) dec. Brayden Humpherys (UVU), 9-4
174: David Kocer (SDSU) dec. Ross Taylor (UVU), 6-4
184: Brady Ayers (SDSU) dec. Will Sumner (UVU), 9-4
197: #15 Nate Rotert (SDSU) def. Aryton Almberg (UVU), by fall 1:14
285: Dustin Dennison (UVU) dec. Alex Macki (SDSU), 5-0
125: #18 Chasen Tolbert (UVU) major dec. Ben Gillette (SDSU), 13-5






Jason Hove
Assistant AD-Sports Information
South Dakota State University
Office: (605) 688-4623

Cell: (605) 695-1827
Fax: (605) 688-5999
E-Mail: Jason.Hove@sdstate.edu
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jurich, Julie<jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 6:07 PM
Subject: #17 Panthers Fall to #10 Hokies
To:




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 5, 2016

Contact: Julie Jurich


#17 Panthers Fall to #10 Hokies

Pitt resumes action Sunday at West Virginia


PITTSBURGH – The 17th-ranked Pitt wrestling team fell to No. 10 Virginia Tech in a Friday night ACC matchup at the Fitzgerald Field House. The Hokies won the dual 28-7.


The Panthers suffered their third straight loss, all of which came from opponents ranked within the top 10.


“Virginia Tech has a good team,” head coach Jason Peters said. “We battled in some weights and in others we need a little more hustle on bottom. If you want to beat a good team, you need more of a fight in a few different weights. We’ll be back to the drawing board tomorrow to get ready for West Virginia on Sunday.”


Sophomore Dom Forys (133) continued his winning ways as he defeated the 2014 ACC Champion Dennis Gustafson in a 14-4 major decision. Forys never trailed in his match.


Redshirt sophomore Cody Wiercioch (165) returned to the win column tonight as he upset Virginia Tech’s 11th-ranked David McFadden in a 7-6 decision.


The Panthers have a quick turnaround as they head to Morgantown, W.Va., Sunday, Feb. 7 for a 1 p.m. dual with the Mountaineers.


For all things Pitt wrestling, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.


125 – No. 3 Joey Dance (V) dec. LJ Bentley (P), 7-3 - Virginia Tech leads 3-0

133 – No. 20 Dom Forys (P) maj. dec. Dennis Gustafson (V), 14-4 - Pitt leads 4-3

141 – No. 8 Solomon Chishko dec. No. 10 Mikey Racciato (P), 6-0 - Virginia Tech leads 6-4

149 – Sal Mastriani (V) dec. Robert Lee (P), 6-1 - Virginia Tech leads 9-4

157 – Jake Spengler (V) dec. Nate Russell (P), 9-3 - Virginia Tech leads 12-4

165 – No. 26 Cody Wiercioch (P) dec. No. 11 David McFadden (V), 7-6 - Virginia Tech leads 12-7

174 – Zach Epperly (V) pins No. 26 TeShan Campbell (P), 4:38 - Virginia Tech leads 18-7

184 – No. 13 Zack Zavatsky (V) maj. dec. Zach Bruce (P), 11-3 – Virginia Tech leads 22-7

197 – No. 10 Jared Haught (V) dec. No. 25 Nick Bonaccorsi (P), 4-1 – Virginia Tech leads 25-7

285 – No. 2 Ty Walz (V) dec. No. 17 Ryan Solomon (P), TB-1 3-2 – Virginia Tech wins 28-7

Julie Jurich Assistant Director of Media Relations

Men’s Soccer, Wrestling, Women’s TennisUniversity of Pittsburgh | Department of Athletics
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2-5-16 Wrestling News

Dover HS 27
Caesar Rodney HS 42
Scoring Summary:
160- Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) over Daimere Wilson-Turner (Dover) (Fall 1:26)
170- Andrew Sudler (Caesar Rodney H S) over Azim Opare (Dover) (TF 15-0 5:02)
182- Dante Walker (Caesar Rodney H S) over Justin Vitanza (Dover) (Fall 0:41)
195- Micheal Clavier (Caesar Rodney H S) over Kojoessel Sagoe (Dover) (Fall 0:36)
220- Jaden Adkins (Dover) over Unknown (For.)
285- Tyler Rosello (Dover) over Claudius Moses (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 1-0)
106- Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) over Matthew O`Neal (Dover) (Fall 1:42)
113- Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Noah Ogbin (Dover) (MD 13-2)
120- Tykwan Joyner (Dover) over Mason Harrington (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 3-1)
126- Taqee Williams (Dover) over Robert Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 11-7)
132- Anthony Fisher (Dover) over Cody Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 3:18)
138- Nicholas Lee (Dover) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 2:29)
145- Chase Mounts (Caesar Rodney H S) over Divine Watkins (Dover) (Dec 2-1)
152- Thomas Gallucci (Caesar Rodney H S) over A`ezra Smith (Dover) (Fall 1:50)

Wilm Friends School 59
Wilm Christian School 15
Scoring Summary:
106: Double FFT
113: Chauchy WF FFT
120: Chou WF FFT
126: Hinderhofer WF FFT
132: Chenault WF FFT
138: Trudel WF pinned Bradford 1:16
145: Eleutheriou WC pinned Butterfield 1:45
152: Pincus WF pinned Mcneil 1:16
160: Roberts WC pinned Crock :37
170: Maguire WF tech fall Campbell 18-2
182: Blackwell WF FFT
195: Reynoso WC decisioned Ramsey 7-0
220: Denney WF FFT
HWT: Baldwin WF FFT

2-6-16

Polytech HS 58
Lake Forest HS 12
Scoring Summary:
106 - Austin Pice PT FF
113 - Spencer Hahn PT maj dec Kurt Moyer LF 14-1
120 - Tyler Coburn PT fall Jackson Sylvester LF 1:21
126 - Nathan jackson PT dec Seth Fleming LF 5-4
132 Noah Deneumoustier PT maj dec Andre Salandy LF13-0
138 - Evan Harris PT fall Justin Cale LF 3:44
145 - Dean Fleming LF dec Matt Land PT 10-4
152 - Derrick Dinova PT fall Damien Thomas LF 3:27
160 - Jaden McCove PT fall Chris Kennedy LF 1:29
170 - Avery Mayan PT fall Antaun Duffy LF :26
182 - Vince Tascione PT tech fall Mike Galloway 15-0
195 - Trevon Hardeman LF FF
220 - Justin Land PT fall Tony Williams LF 3:35
HWT - Jordan Springer LF dec Robbie DAgistino PT 1-0

Smyrna HS 49
Sussex Central HS 13
Scoring Summary:

Dakota Kerr (Smyrna H S) (Dec 7-4)
3
0


Kalen Wilson (Smyrna H S) over Blake Chambers (Sussex Central Hs) (MD 12-4)
0
4


Larsen Wilson (Smyrna H S) (Dec 3-1)
3
0


Hunter Moyer (Smyrna H S) over Michael Wright (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 3:14)
0
6


Anthony Wuest (Smyrna H S) over Mario Santizo (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 1:13)
0
6


John Morris (Sussex Central Hs) (Dec 4-3)
0
3


Terren Carter (Smyrna H S) over Victor Ecruz (Sussex Central Hs) (TB-1 4-1)
0
3


Chris Begatto (Smyrna H S) over Andres Montes (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 1:28)
0
6


Gregory Baum (Smyrna H S) over Unknown (For.)
0
6


Rashad Stratton (Sussex Central Hs) over Cole Sebastianelli (Smyrna H S) (Dec 7-2)
3
0


Chase Archangelo (Smyrna H S) over Drew Morris (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 1:52)
0
6


Nathaniel Bryant (Smyrna H S) over Mark Tolson (Sussex Central Hs) (Dec 6-5)
0
3


Justin Bennett (Sussex Central Hs) over Tanner Mullen (Smyrna H S) (MD 10-2)
4
0

Team Score:
13
49

William Penn HS 72 St. Marks 3
Scoring Summary:
106 Brandon Pike WP won by forfeit
WP 6-0
113 Vedant Patel WP won by forfeit
?WP 12-0
120 Anthony Rispoli WP pinned Hunter Warrington in :26
WP 18-0
126 Thien Nguyen WP pinned Dom Sinopoli in 1:44
WP 24-0
132 Gary Walsh WP pinned Nick Njuguna in :36
WP 30--0
138 Alex Haber WP won by forfeit
WP 36-0
145 Ryan Juarez-Robertson WP dec Jeff Engelmann 2-0
WP 39-0
152 Jake Dominelli SM dec Joe Bedwell 7-6
WP 39-3
160 Darren Ryals WP won by forfeit
WP 45-3
170 Luis Rodriguez WP won by forfeit
WP 51-3
182 Dequan Twyman WP pinned Tyler Shields in 2:23
WP 57-3
195 Myles Goodson WP won by forfeit
WP 63-3
220 Dom Trotta WP won by forfeit
WP 69-3
285 David Watson WP dec David Williams 4-2 SV
WP 72-3

Lake Forest HS 24
Sussex Tech 48
Scoring Summary:
106 Double Forfeit
113 Moyer LF FF
120 Hineline ST fall 2:38 Sylvester LF
126 S Fleming LF fall 4:25 Wootten ST
132 Jackson ST dec 11-10 Salandy LF
138 Hatfield ST fall 5:11 Cole LF
145 D Fleming LF fall :44 Marsh ST
152 Cannon ST fall 2:43 Ford LF
160 Jackson ST fall 1:19 Kennedy PT
170 Hamer ST fall :20 Duffy LF
182 Bergh ST fall 3:53 Griffin LF
195 Spady ST fall 2:51 Hardemann LF
220 Van Pelt ST dec 12-10 Williams LF
285 Springer LF inj DF Hood ST

 

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2-6-16 Meets

Delcastle HS 28
Sussex Tech 46
Scoring Summary:
106 James D FF
113 Legua D FF
120 Lamarche D maj dec 16-6 Hineline ST
126 O'Connor D fall 1:46 Wootten ST
132 Jackson ST fall 4:44 Markland D
138 Hatfield ST dec Foote D
145 Marsh ST fall 1:30 Romo D
152 Jones ST inj DF Eveland D
160 Cannon ST fall 3:24 Escobar D
170 Hamer ST fall :57 Sanchez D
182 Bergh ST maj dec 12-0 Cabalza D
195 Spady ST FF
220 Shaver D fall 5:00 Santiago ST
285 Hood ST dec 14-7 Harris D

Polytech HS 62
Sussex Tech 13
Scoring Summary:
106 Lewis PT FF
113 Price PT FF
120 Hahn PT fall 1:55 Hineline ST
126 Drain PT fall 1:14 Wootten ST
132 Denemonster PT fall 2:53 Jackson ST
138 Land PT fall 2:32 Hatfield ST
145 Harris PT fall 2:51 Marsh ST
152 McCove PT dec 6-5 Cannon ST
160 DiNouva PT tech 19-4 4:49 Jackson ST
170 Mayan PT fall 1:06 Hamer ST
182 Bergh ST maj dec 11-2 Tascone PT
195 Spady ST FF
220 Land PT fall 1:14 Van Pelt ST
285 Schirmer ST dec 6-5 3 OT DiAistine PT

Salesianum School 36
Haverford School (PA) 33
Scoring Summary:
Salesianum 36
Haverford School 33
At Drexel University

106 Ryan Shephard (The Haverford School) over Zach Spence (Salesianum) (Dec 2-0)
113 Daniel Grobman (The Haverford School) over Grady Leonard (Salesianum) (Fall 3:42)
120 John (J.D.) Pallante (The Haverford School) over Andy Lynch (Salesianum) (Dec 10-6)
126 Nicholas Bramble (Salesianum) over Michael Clymer (The Haverford School) (Dec 11-6)
132 Freddy Corradetti (The Haverford School) over Luke Harasika (Salesianum) (Dec 8-3)
138 Chase McCollum (The Haverford School) over Dylan Conley (Salesianum) (Fall 2:47)
145 Sterling Boardley (Salesianum) over Ben Gerber (The Haverford School) (Dec 7-3)
152 Michael Hanley (Salesianum) over Joel Trucksess (The Haverford School) (Fall 5:07)
160 Ben Froelich (Salesianum) over Chris Hervada (The Haverford School) (Fall 2:50)
170 Logan Montgomery (Salesianum) over David Chikowsko (The Haverford School) (Fall 2:29)
182 Joseph Miller (Salesianum) over Richard Souders (The Haverford School) (Fall 1:55)
195 Chris Kober (The Haverford School) over Tyler Brown (Salesianum) (Fall 2:51)
220 Mickey Kober (The Haverford School) over Vinny Marcozzi (Salesianum) (Fall 0:46)
285 Riley Montgomery (Salesianum) over Anthony Reginelli (The Haverford School) (Fall 2:29)

Newark HS 30
Wilm Friends School 27
Scoring Summary:
106: Double FFT
113: Hamill NWK Forfeit
120: Karpov NWK decisioned Chou 5-2
126: Chenault WF decisioned Delledone14-11
132: Friedly NWK decisioned Coons 6-2
138: Santiago NWK Forfeit
145: MacDonnel NWK decisioned Trudel 3-1
152:J. Pincus WFS pinned Borgio 3:00
160: Hammond NWK decision E. Pincus 4-3
170: Maguire WFS decisioned Mageid 6-1
182: Blackwell WFS pinned Bryce 4:50
195: Glowiak WFS Forfeit
220: Roberson NWK pinned Denney 1:30
HWT: Baldwin WFS decisioned Spivey 2-0

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Hundley, Bobby<hundley@email.unc.edu>
Date: Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 7:22 PM
Subject: No. 13 Tar Heels Split With Navy, Duke
To:


WRESTLING
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
FEBRUARY 10, 2016
CONTACT: Bobby Hundley, bhundley@unc.edu



CHAPEL HILL --- No. 13 North Carolina beat Navy 24-12 before falling to ACC rival Duke 21-17 in a dual match doubleheader Wednesday night at Carmichael Arena. Joey Ward, Ethan Ramos and Alex Utley each won twice for the Tar Heels, who are now 11-4 on the year and 1-3 in the ACC ahead of Saturday's Senior Night dual against Pittsburgh at 7 p.m.

No. 11 Ward got Carolina going against the Midshipmen (9-3) with his second technical fall in as many matches. The redshirt junior from Cincinnati dominated Adam Connell from the start and the bout was 1:35 into the second period with Ward leading 16-1. No. 5 Evan Henderson then put the Tar Heels ahead with a 4-2 decision at 149 before No. 9 John Michael Staudenmayer gave the host the lead for good two matches later.

Staudenmayer beat Navy's Michael Coleman 8-3 at 165 pounds to make it 11-9. Ramos, the No. 2-ranked 174-pounder in the country, gave the Tar Heels some breathing room next, pinning Ryan Harman with one second left in the first. The fall was Ramos' second of the year and it gave UNC a 17-9 advantage with three bouts remaining.

No. 19 Utley's 11-3 major decision over Robert Mannier at 184 effectively put the dual out of reach, and Cory Daniel's win over Nick Mabry at heavyweight allowed Carolina to double up Navy.

The Tar Heels squandered an early lead in the nightcap in dropping a tight contest to its cross-town rival. A Duke forfeit at 133 gifted Carolina six points and Ward's 6-1 win over Zach Finesilver at 141 gave Coleman Scott's squad a 9-3 lead.

The momentum shifted at 157, where Connor Bass pinned Jack Clark with one minute remaining in the final period to give the Blue Devils a 12-9 lead. The deficit grew to six with Jack Faust's tight 5-4 win over Staudenmayer at 165.

Ramos did his best to get the Tar Heels back on even footing, narrowly missing a last-second pin in a wild 27-8 technical fall victory over Brian Dorsey. The tech fall was Ramos' fifth consecutive bonus point win and it saw him improve to 18-2 overall and 4-0 in the ACC. Utley briefly put Carolina back in front with a comprehensive 4-1 win over Trey Adamson at 184 before Duke mustered one final rally.

No. 5 Conner Hartmann edged Hess 4-2 at 197, meaning the heavyweight bout would decide the dual. Duke's Brendan Walsh scored the lone takedown of the match and held off a late flurry from Daniel to win 4-3 and give the Blue Devils their first win over Carolina since 2004.

UNC will close out its ACC schedule against Pittsburgh on Saturday at 7 p.m. Admission for the Senior Night dual is free to all spectators.

No. 13 North Carolina 24, Navy 12
125: Brant Leadbeter (N) dec. Anthony Bosco (UNC), 6-3 - Navy leads 3-0
133: Zack Davis (N) dec. James Szymanski (UNC), 6-0 - Navy leads 6-0
141: #11 Joey Ward (UNC) tech fall Adam Connell (N), 16-1 (4:35) - Navy leads 6-5
149: #5 Evan Henderson (UNC) dec. Corey Wilding (N), 4-2 - UNC leads 8-6
157: Drew Daniels (N) dec. Robert Henderson (UNC), 4-0 - Navy leads 9-8
165: #9 John Michael Staudenmayer (UNC) dec. Michael Coleman (N), 8-3 - UNC leads 11-9
174: #2 Ethan Ramos (UNC) pinned Ryan Harman (N), 2:59 - UNC leads 17-9
184: #19 Alex Utley (UNC) maj. dec. Robert Mannier (N), 11-3 - UNC leads 21-9
197: Michael Woulfe (N) dec. Chip Ness (UNC), 11-4 - UNC leads 21-12
285: Cory Daniel (UNC) dec. Nick Mabry (N), 2-0 - UNC wins 24-12

Duke 21, No. 13 North Carolina 17
125: Thayer Atkins (DU) dec. Cody Karns (UNC), 11-6 - Duke leads 3-0
133: James Szymanski (UNC) wins by forfeit - UNC leads 6-3
141: #11 Joey Ward (UNC) dec. Zach Finesilver (DU), 6-1 - UNC leads 9-3
149: #10 Mitch Finesilver (DU) dec. Joey Moon (UNC), 8-4 - UNC leads 9-6
157: Connor Bass (DU) pinned Jack Clark (UNC), 6:00 - Duke leads 12-9
165: Jack Faust (DU) dec. #9 John Michael Satudenmayer, 5-4 - Duke leads 15-9
174: #2 Ethan Ramos (UNC) tech fall Brian Dorsey (DU), 27-8 - Duke leads 15-14
184: #19 Alex Utley (UNC) dec. Trey Adamson (DU), 4-1 - UNC leads 17-15
197: #5 Conner Hartmann (DU) dec. Chip Ness (UNC), 4-2 - Duke leads 18-17
285: Brendan Walsh (DU) dec. Cory Daniel (UNC), 4-3 - Duke wins 21-17


Bobby Hundley
Assistant Director, UNC Athletic Communications
bhundley@unc.edu
919-843-5678 (O)
919-428-0893 (M)

 

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Delaware High School Wrestling Results for 2-10-16



Sussex Central HS 32
Caesar Rodney HS 31
Scoring Summary:
220 John Morris (Sussex Central Hs) over Jeremy Crawford (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 9-0)
285 Victor Ecruz (Sussex Central Hs) over Claudius Moses (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 1-0)
106 Michael Primo (Caesar Rodney H S) over Yony Garcia (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 5:15)
113 Benedict Anderson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Andres Montes (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 0:58)
120 Cameron Hayes (Caesar Rodney H S) over Hayden McCabe (Sussex Central Hs) (MD 10-2)
126 Mason Harrington (Caesar Rodney H S) over Andre teagle (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 0:35)
132 Drew Morris (Sussex Central Hs) over Cody Stevenson (Caesar Rodney H S) (MD 10-2)
138 Chase Mounts (Caesar Rodney H S) over Mark Tolson (Sussex Central Hs) (Dec 10-9)
145 Justin Bennett (Sussex Central Hs) over Riley Tracy (Caesar Rodney H S) (Fall 1:38)
152 Brandon bautista (Sussex Central Hs) over Mikel Abdullah (Caesar Rodney H S) (TF 20-3 3:36)
160 Blake Chambers (Sussex Central Hs) over Thomas Gallucci (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 1-0)
170 Lucas Hudson (Sussex Central Hs) over Andrew Sudler (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 6-2)
182 Michael Wright (Sussex Central Hs) over Dante Walker (Caesar Rodney H S) (Dec 9-3)
195 Micheal Clavier (Caesar Rodney H S) over Mario Santizo (Sussex Central Hs) (Fall 4:50)


Sussex Central: Tie Breaker- Most matches won 1
Dual Meet Score CR 31 SC 32



Springside Chestnut Hill (PA) 47
Wilm Friends School 25
Scoring Summary:
106: Kioko SCH Forfeit
113: Pecerell SCH pinned Cauchy 1:44
120: Bell SCH pinned Chou 2:54
126: Goldberg SCH pinned Hinderhofer 4:16
132: Williams SCH tech fall Coons 18-3
138: Hugee SCH pinned Trudel 4:35
145: Sotiroupolis WFS major decisioned Leichner 11-2
152: E. Pincus decisioned Greeenberg 4-1
160: Crock WFS Forfeit
170: Spirito SCH decisioned Maguire 7-1
182: Edling SCH pinned Blackwell 1:30
195: Ramsey WFS Forfeit
220: Denney WFS Forfeit
HWT: McClain SCH decisioned Baldwin 3-1




Caravel Academy 48
Woodbridge HS 31
Scoring Summary:








106: Jerome Cannon (WB) over Kevin Haldeman (CA) (Fall 2:00)
113: Aahmad Jackson (WB) over (CA) (For.)
120: Robert Boyer (WB) over Andrew Yuhas (CA) (Fall 5:57)
126: Christopher James (WB) over Joseph Schaefer (CA) (MD 13-0)
132: Nick Barnhart (CA) over A`Shon Jackson (WB) (Fall 1:02)
138: Julian Poeta (CA) over Enrique Ramos (WB) (Fall 3:29)
145: Nickolas Schaefer (CA) over Adam Hardy (WB) (Fall 3:26)
152: Matt Grant (CA) over Jordan James (WB) (Fall 4:46)
160: Josh Dailey (CA) over Devin Birmingham (WB) (Fall 0:10)
170: Robert Bove (WB) over Harrison Dalton (CA) (Fall 5:25)
182: Joe Silan (CA) over Shawn Wessells (WB) (Fall 0:55)
195: Colin Adams (CA) over Michale Bove (WB) (Fall 0:17)
220: Keith Medley (CA) over Jacob Pawelek (WB) (Fall 0:12)
285: Dominique Pierce (WB) over Curtis Linton (CA) (Dec 1-0)


Indian River HS 36
Woodbridge HS 33
Scoring Summary:
106: Jerome Cannon (WB) over Chris Wheeler (IR) (Fall 2:58) 113: Aahmad Jackson (WB) over (IR) (For.) 120: Mitchell Bolton (IR) over Robert Boyer (WB) (Dec 7-0) 126: Dylan Ely (IR) over Christopher James (WB) (Dec 6-2) 132: Jared Arlett (IR) over A`Shon Jackson (WB) (Fall 4:41) 138: Enrique Ramos (WB) over Grant Gano (IR) (Dec 13-11) 145: Adam Hardy (WB) over Rashawn Turner (IR) (Fall 4:00) 152: Jordan James (WB) over Russell Kennedy (IR) (Fall 1:43) 160: Ezekiel Marcozzi (IR) over Robert Bove (WB) (Dec 4-0) 170: Arturo Salas (IR) over Devin Birmingham (WB) (Fall 1:50) 182: John Keller (IR) over Shawn Wessells (WB) (Dec 5-2) 195: Brock Wingate (IR) over Michale Bove (WB) (Fall 0:46) 220: Shaikeem Miller (IR) over Jacob Pawelek (WB) (Fall 0:07) 285: Dominique Pierce (WB) over William Hickman (IR) (Fall 0:08)




Tatnall School 30
Tower Hill School 50
Scoring Summary:
152- Gianforcaro THS vs FFT
160- Borda THS tech Sontchi (16-1, 4:00)
170- H. Quimby THS vs FFT
182- Van Duyke T fall Gallagher, :38
195- Jenks T fall C. Quimby, 1:28
220- Frietze THS vs FFT
285- Singh THS vs FFT
106- Neff T vs FFT
113- Hiller T fall Yu, 2:33
120- J. Tigani T vs FFT
126- Hughes THS fall C. Tigani, 3:31
132- Raju THS dec Ploener, 10-4
138- Johnson THS fall Jenks, 1:52
145- Harmon THS fall Malinowski, 5:22

 

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I'm putting the Lehigh vs. Penn St. line at 18.5.

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: UNI Athletics Media Relations <unisid@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 7:03 PM
Subject: UNI Wrestling Drops Dual to NDSU, 22-15
To: Michelle Van Dorn <michelle.vandorn@uni.edu>


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

story link: http://unipanthers.com/news/2016/2/13/WREST_0213165101.aspx



FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State leaned on its nationally ranked wrestlers to get bonus points and the 22-15 team win over UNI wrestling Saturday.

UNI fell to 3-10 overall, 2-5 MAC. NDSU improved to 4-5 overall, 1-2 Big 12.

The Panthers pulled some of the usual starters but got wins at 133 pounds, 165 pounds, 197 pounds and heavyweight.

North Dakota State got started with one of their two nationally ranked wrestlers with No. 16 Josh Rodriguez. He earned a tech fall to push the Bison up 5-0 in team scoring.

No. 13 Josh Alber came out attacking. He grabbed a takedown early in the first and let Nico Colunga up. He earned another takedown and four nearfall points before sticking Colunga in the first period at 2:05. It was Alber's third fall of the season.

NDSU went on to win the next three weights at 141 pounds, 149 pounds and 157 pounds.

Taylor Berger jumped out to a 4-2 lead to start the second period at 165 pounds. An escape early in the second was the only scoring for the period, putting Berger up 5-2 over Grant Nehring to start the third. Berger fought off Nehring's attacks and earned a riding time point to win 6-3.

Kyle Lux struck first at 174 pounds, getting the takedown. However, Tyler McNutt got a reversal to tie it up 2-2 at the end of the first. McNutt got another reversal in the second and started building riding time to start the third period up 4-2. He went on to earn the riding time point and beat Lux, 5-2.

NDSU also got a win at 184 pounds from All-American No. 4 Hayden Zillmer.

After a scoreless first period, Cody Krumwiede earned more than a minute of riding time before giving up an escape to NDSU's Logan Paxton at 197 pounds. Krumwiede lost his riding time advantage, but got an early escape in the third to tie it up 1-1 and send it into overtime. With just four seconds left, Krumwiede notched a takedown to win 3-1 in sudden victory.

Heavyweight Blaize Cabell took an early lead with two takedowns in the first period and an escape off the start in the second period. Up 5-3, Cabell released NDSU's Ben Tynan in the third and earned another takedown. He would release Tynan one more time but would go on to win, 7-4.

UP NEXT
UNI will wrap up its dual season on the road with Buffalo Feb. 19. The MAC Championships are scheduled for March 5-6 at Eastern Michigan in Ypsilanti, Michigan.

NDSU 22, UNI 15 - PDF OF SCORING

• 125 – #16 Josh Rodriguez (NDSU) tech fall Leighton Gaul, 16-1 (4:26)
• 133 – #13 Josh Alber (UNI) pinned Nico Colunga, 2:05
• 141 – Mitch Bengtson (NDSU) dec. Tyler Willers, 3-2
• 149 – Clay Ream (NDSU) dec. Adam Perrin, 12-8
• 157 – Kyle Gliva (NDSU) dec. Zach Witte, 8-3
• 165 – Taylor Berger (UNI) dec. Grant Nehring, 6-3
• 174 – Tyler McNutt (NDSU) dec. Kyle Lux, 5-2
• 184 – #4 Hayden Zillmer (NDSU) tech fall Drew Foster, 23-7 (5:53)
• 197 – Cody Krumwiede (UNI) dec. Logan Paxton, 3-1 SV1
• 285 – #15 Blaize Cabell (UNI) dec. Ben Tynan, 7-4

 

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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Jurich, Julie <jjurich@athletics.pitt.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 6:37 PM
Subject: No. 21 Pitt Wrestling Edged by No. 13 North Carolina
To:




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 13, 2016

Contact: Julie Jurich


No. 21 Pitt Wrestling Edged by No. 13 North Carolina

Three Panthers record wins in loss


CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The 21st-ranked Pitt wrestling team (9-6, 1-3 ACC) suffered a 26-12 loss Saturday night to No. 13 North Carolina (12-4, 2-3 ACC) at Carmichael Arena.


“We had some guys win big tonight and just need to continue to improve in other areas,” head coach Jason Peters said. “We’ll regroup and look to focus on Virginia for our last home match.”


Redshirt freshman Jake Gromacki, sophomore Dom Forys and redshirt sophomore Ryan Solomon were the lone Panthers to record wins.


Gromacki stepped into the starting lineup tonight and got the Panthers going at 125 pounds as he picked up his first ACC win over Anthony Bosco in a 4-0 decision.


At 133 pounds. No. 22 Dom Forys recorded four takedowns before pinning James Szymanski in 2:40 giving Pitt a 9-0 lead in the dual.


The Tar Heels claimed the following seven bouts to take the lead.


In the final bout of the night, Solomon came out with a 9-5 decision over Cory Daniel.


The Panthers return to the Fitzgerald Field House for the last time Friday, Feb. 19 to take on Virginia at 7 p.m.


For all things Pitt wrestling, follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.


125: Jake Gromacki (UP) dec. Anthony Bosco (UNC), 4-0 – Pitt leads 3-0

133: No. 22 Dom Forys (UP) pins James Szymanski (UNC), 2:40 – Pitt leads 9-0

141: No. 10 Joey Ward (UNC) dec. No. 11 Mikey Racciato (UP), 9-4 – Pitt leads 9-3

149: No. 5 Evan Henderson (UNC) pins Robert Lee (UP), 1:06 – Tied 9-9

157: Christian Barber (UNC) dec. Ronnie Garbinsky (UP), 2-1 – UNC leads 12-9

165: No. 11 John Michael Staudenmayer (UNC) dec. No. 26 Cody Wiercioch (UP), 3-1 – UNC leads 15-9

174: No. 2 Ethan Ramos (UNC) dec. No. 26 TeShan Campbell (UP), 4-1 – UNC leads 18-9

184: No. 19 Alex Utley (UNC) tech. fall Zach Bruce (UP), 22-5 – UNC leads 23-9

197: No. 23 Chip Ness (UNC) dec. No. 29 Nick Bonaccorsi (UP), 3-2 – UNC leads 26-9

285: No. 18 Ryan Solomon (UP) dec. Cory Daniel (UNC), 9-5 – UNC wins 26-12

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From: Penn Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 5:01 PM
Subject: Article: Wrestling Contained by No. 15 Cornell, 21-9
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com


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Courtesy University of Pennsylvania

Wrestling Contained by No. 15 Cornell, 21-9
Courtesy Charles Dorman, associate director of athletic communications
Sat, February 13, 2016
Click here to watch the video.
PHILADELPHIA – Decisions, decisions.

All 10 matches between the University of Pennsylvania wrestling team and No. 15 Cornell came down to decisions, but the Quakers were only able to come out on the winning side in three of the matches during a 21-9 loss to the Big Red at The Palestra.

Sophomore Marc Mastropietro had the biggest win for the Quakers, knocking off two-time NCAA qualifier Mark Grey in overtime, 8-6. Mastropietro found himself behind, 4-1, after the first period, but rallied with a pair of takedowns in the third to force sudden victory. Mastropietro pushed the action in the extra frame, finding the winning takedown with under ten seconds remaining.

May Bethea picked up his 18th win of the season with a 7-3 decision over Taylor Simaz at 157 pounds. After a scoreless first period, Bethea connected on a takedown in the second and then two more in the third period for the win.

Frank Mattiace closed out the dual with a win at 197 pounds, defeating Ben Honis, 6-1. Mattaice scored takedowns in the first and third periods, and over 3:00 of riding time added the sixth point for his second win since returning from injury last week.

A pair of matches between nationally-ranked wrestlers went to Cornell, helping provide the final margin of victory. At 184 pounds, No. 15 Lorenzo Thomas pushed No. 1 Gabe Dean to the brink but a scramble in the final second of overtime ended up with Dean on top for the winning takedown in a 7-5 decision. All three of Dean’s takedowns in the match were similar in fashion – each came off a scramble where Thomas tried to funk roll his way out of a shot and Dean would work the score after some mat wrestling. In the second period, Dean chose down and Thomas was able to earn two backpoints with a cross-wrist tilt to help force overtime.

At 174 pounds, No. 5 Brian Realbuto evened the season series with No. 15 Casey Kent a one apiece with an 8-2 decision. Realbuto had the edge quickly, connecting on a pair of takedowns in the first period and adding one more in the third.

Another swing match that went in Cornell’s favor was a 5-2 decision for Joey Galasso over No. 11 C.J. Cobb at 149 pounds. Galasso struck early, scoring less than 30 seconds in and a takedown off a Cobb last-ditch shot in the third period iced the match for the Philadelphia native.

At 133 pounds, No. 1 Nahshon Garrett defeated Caleb Richardson, 9-3. Garrett had three takedowns in the match, including two in the first period. The Garrett win was one of three for the Big Red to open the dual, with Jeramy Sweany (7-1) and Dalton Macri (12-5) also earning decisions.

The Quakers are right back at it on Sunday, hosting Columbia (1 p.m.) and Bucknell (3 p.m.) in The Palestra. Senior Day ceremonies will be held between the duals.

#15 Cornell defeats Penn, 21-9285: Jeramy Sweany (Cornell) DEC Patrik Garren (Penn), 7-1 Cornell leads, 3-0125: Dalton Macri (Cornell) DEC Jeremy Schwartz (Penn), 12-5 Cornell leads, 6-0133: No. 1 Nahshon Garrett (Cornell) DEC Caleb Richardson (Penn), 8-3 Cornell leads, 9-0141: Marc Mastropietro (Penn) DEC Mark Grey (Cornell), 8-6 (SV), Cornell leads, 9-3149: Joey Galasso (Cornell) DEC No. 11 C.J. Cobb (Penn), 5-2 Cornell leads, 12-3157: May Bethea (Penn) DEC Taylor Simaz (Cornell), 7-3 Cornell leads, 12-6165: No. 15 Duke Pickett (Cornell) DEC Brooks Martino (Penn), 8-2 Cornell leads, 15-6174: No. 5 Brian Realbuto (Cornell) DEC No. 15 Casey Kent (Penn), 8-2 Cornell leads, 18-6184: No. 1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) DEC No. 15 Lorenzo Thomas (Penn), 7-5 (SV) Cornell leads, 21-6197: Frank Mattiace (Penn) DEC Ben Honis (Cornell), 6-1 Cornell leads, 21-9

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m: Melroe, Andrew B. <MelroeA@missouri.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 14, 2016 at 1:45 PM
Subject: No. 5 @MizzouWrestling Falls to No. 3 N.C. State, 18-17
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CONTACT – Andrew Melroe (melroea@missouri.edu)

No. 5 @MizzouWrestling Falls to No. 3 N.C. State, 18-17
Mayes and Butler score major decisions in the dual for #TigerStyle

RALEIGH, N.C. –No. 5 Mizzou Wrestling (13-2, 8-0 MAC) dropped its second dual of the season, falling 18-17, to N.C. State (22-1, 4-1 ACC) Sunday afternoon in Raleigh, N.C. The Tigers won five bouts in the dual, earning bonus points in two bouts from redshirt junior 149-pounder Lavion Mayes (Mascoutah, Ill.) and redshirt senior 174-pounder Blaise Butler (Belvidere, Ill.).


Redshirt sophomore 125-pounder Barlow McGhee (Rock Island, Ill.) started the dual off for the Tigers, earning a 5-2 decision over No. 20-ranked Sean Fausz. McGhee and Fausz were tied, 2-2, heading into the third and final period before McGhee scored an escape and a takedown in the final minute for the victory.


The Tigers trailed 6-3 when Mayes stepped onto the mat against Beau Donahue. Mayes scored a two-point near-fall in the first period and led 6-1 heading

into the second period. Mayes added multiple takedowns in the second and third periods to increase his lead, earning a major decision with a 14-4 final.


Next, redshirt senior 157-pounder Le’Roy Barnes (Belton, Mo.) held his own against No. 4-ranked and undefeated Tommy Gantt. The Wolfpack grappler scored five points in the second period, while Barnes fought back to earn two points in the third. His comeback would fall just short, as Gantt grabbed the 5-2 decision win to give N.C. State a 9-7 lead heading into the intermission.


The Tigers grabbed the first two wins following the break to regain the lead at 14-10. First, redshirt freshman 165-pounder Daniel Lewis (Blue Springs, Mo.) upended No. 6-ranked Max Rohskopf, 6-1. The win was Lewis’ sixth win over a ranked opponent this season as the Blue Springs High School product improved to 21-4 on the season and 11-2 in dual competition. Next, Butler picked up his sixth straight win in a dominating 12-4 win over Nicky Hall. Butler score quickly, posting two takedowns in the first minute of the first period for a quick 4-0 lead. After adding two more first period points, Butler added three points in the second and two more in the third. Riding time gave Butler his 12th point for the 12-4 major decision.


At 197 pounds, junior J’den Cox (Columbia, Mo.) defeated Malik McDonald, 5-1, to give the Tigers a 17-13 lead. With one bout remaining, N.C. State needed a technical fall or pin at heavyweight to overcome the Tigers. The Wolfpack got it from two-time National Champion Nick Gwiazdowski, who defeated James Romero via technical fall, 17-1, at 1:42.


After winning the Mid-American Conference Regular Season Championship, the Tigers have already clinched their spot in the NWCA National Duals. Mizzou will find out its opponent when the organization announces the pairings tonight, Sunday, Feb. 14 or tomorrow, Monday, Feb. 15. The Tigers will visit one Big Ten school for a singular dual matchup, held either Sunday, Feb. 21 or Monday, Feb. 22.


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