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The following Delaware High School competed at the Mount Mat Madness Wrestling Tournament that was held at Mount St Joseph's High School in MD

Salesianum finished in 6th place with 115.5 points

Danny Stradley 4th place at 220 Harry Lynch 6th at 138 Jack Engelmann 8th at 106 Logan Montgomery 2nd at 170 Luke Harasika 3rd at 152

St. Georges finishes in 17th place with 53 points Dan Rankin 4th at 126, Nick Novarnik 2nd at 138

William Penn finishes in 20th place with 44.5 points Sahil Ortiz 8th place at 220 pounds. Nick Lane 6th place at 182


Results of the Battle at the Beach Wrestling Tournament at Indian River High School

1.West Chester Henderson (PA) 217.5
2.Dallastown (PA) 207
3.Sussex Central 163
4.Cape Henlopen 152.5
5.Moorestown (NJ) 149.5
6.Milford 130.5
7.Woodbridge 118.5
8.Lake Forest 91
9.Sussex Tech 85.5
10.Indian River 80
11.Middletown 77
12.Sanford School 68
13.Wilmington Charter 54
14.Oakland Mills (MD) 52
15.Newark Charter 47
16.Delmar 36
17.Delcastle 35
18.St.Stephen St.Agnes (VA) 31
Finals:
106.Dobbins (DAL) d. Davis (WB) 6-0
113:Luckenbough (DAL) md. Jackman WCH 13-4
120:Thode (ML) tfall Wilson (WCH) 25-9
126elaney (WCH) tfall Grant (MIL) 18-1
132:McMonagle (WCH) md Glynos (MOR) 8-0
138:Carl (MID) d. Bender (CH) 2-1UTB
145:Saffold (SC) d. Druck (DAL) 12-8
152:Griffith (SAN) d. Gable (DAL) 5-1
160:Bauman (WCH) d. Sturgis (SC) 10-6
170:Currie (CH) d. Baldwin (WCH) 9-4
182:Augustin (MIL) d. Feeney (DAL) 7-6
195almass (MOR) InjDflt Smith (DAL)
220:Thompson (LF) d. Diaz (MIL) 3-1
285:Turner (IR) md. Karr (SC) 8-0
Consolation Finals:
106:Tamia (OAK) md. Ratledge (LF) 15-5
113:King (SC) d. Ruff (ST) 7-1
120:Karlie (DAL) d. Shaubach (IR) 7-6
126:Ball (WCS) fall Deller (DAL) 4:58
132:Manning (WB) md. Kammerer (CH) 9-1
138:Blanch (MOR) d. Jester (SC) 5-0
145:McCoy(MOR) d. Delaney (WCH)10-4
152:English (WCH) d. Jones (NC) 7-6
160:Lares (CH) d. Klinger (DAL) 5-2
170:Statts (LF) fall Menendez (MOR) 3:25
182:Lamey (SAN) md. Negron (ST) 8-0
195:Hutchinson (WB) d. Hague (MIL) 1-0
220:Layfield (ST) d. Burke (IR) 3-0
285:Ironkwe (DELC) p. Lin (MOR) 1:51

 

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[Leverage1991]

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[BackinBlack86]

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[Leverage1991]

I like the subtle mix of a few years ago and some current info. Very tricky

 

[dawrestling]

Sussex Central 53 St. Georges 14

106: Nolan McHale (StG) over Austin King (SC) (TF 17-0 4:50)
113: Matthew Meadows (StG) over Dylan King (SC) (Dec 5-2)
120: Alan Bolden (StG) over Evan Broomall (SC) (Dec 5-4)
126: Mason Ankrom (SC) over Richard Lloyd (StG) (Fall 0:48)
132: Scott Reagan (StG) over Tyler Hudson (SC) (Dec 13-6)
138: Cole Jester (SC) over John Pantazes (StG) (MD 11-0)
145: Jevon Saffold (SC) over Jonathan Carrion (StG) (MD 15-6)
152: Caden Cope (SC) over Joshua Lysinger (StG) (Fall 1:39)
160: Tarryl Sturgis (SC) over (StG) (For.)
170: Kody Lankford (SC) over (StG) (For.)
182: Samuel Jones (SC) over Matthew Estrada-Diaz (StG) (Dec 7-1)
195: Terrance Frisby (SC) over Jason Savage (StG) (Fall 3:04)
220: Hiram Lasher (SC) over Jack Coleman (StG) (Fall 1:13)
285: Tyler Karr (SC) over Jaden Devore (StG) (Fall 3:34)

 

[UncCreepy]

Thanks for the updates

 

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-------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Michael Girot <girot2@illinois.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 3:38 PM
Subject: IlliniWrestling: No. 15 Illinois Rolls Past Maryland, 31-9, For Fifth Straight Win
To:


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sunday, February 9, 2020
SID Contact: Michael Girot (O: 217.300.1449; C: 815.953.7122 or girot2@illinois.edu)



FIGHTING ILLINI WRESTLING
















No. 15 Illinois Rolls Past Maryland, 31-9, For Fifth Straight Win
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - No. 15 Illinois wrestling won its fifth straight dual on Sunday afternoon, winning at Maryland, 31-9. The Illini won bouts in eight of the 10 weight classes, with victories from junior David Riojas (174), redshirt freshman Zac Braunagel (184), freshman Luke Luffman (285), redshirt freshman Justin Cardani (125), senior Travis Piotrowski (133), redshirt junior Dylan Duncan (141), redshirt senior Mousa Jodeh (149) and redshirt senior Eric Barone (157). Illinois is now 9-3 on the season and 6-2 in Big Ten duals.

"The guys looked pretty good today," said head coach Jim Heffernan. "I'm really happy Mousa (Jodeh) got a win; he's been fighting hard and deserved it. It was a solid effort, and guys are hustling and working hard. It was a long weekend and we're ready to get back to campus."

Junior David Riojas got the start today at 174-pounds and took on No. 25 Philip Spadafora in the day's first bout. Riojas, starting in the Illini lineup for the first time this season, tallied four takedowns and two escapes on his way to a 10-5 decision over the nationally-ranked Spadafora.

Up next was Zac Braunagel taking on Kyle Jasenski in the 184-pound match. Ranked 14th nationally, Braunagel was dominant, racking up takedowns and closing the match with a four-point nearfall to take a 23-5 tech. fall against Jasenski. Braunagel is now 17-7 this season.

Freshman Luke Luffman was the next Illini winner. Ranked 25th nationally, Luffman tallied four takedowns, a four-point nearfall, a reversal and added the riding time point for a 15-2 major decision over Parker Robinson. Luffman's victory puts his record at 15-6 this season.

Redshirt freshman Justin Cardani extended the Illini lead with a victory at 125-pounds over Brandon Cray. Cardani scored with a reversal in the second, an escape in the third and added the riding time point to take a 4-2 decision over Cray. Cardani, ranked 21st nationally, is now 14-6 overall, 10-2 in duals and 7-1 in Big Ten bouts.

Senior Travis Piotrowski controlled his matchup with King Sandoval at 133-pounds. Piotrowski scored with a takedown, an escape and added the riding time point on his way to a 4-0 shutout decision over Sandoval. Piotrowski is now 21-2 this season, and remains a perfect, 12-0 in dual bouts.

Redshirt junior Dylan Duncan continued his hot streak with his fifth consecutive victory. Taking on Quinn Devaney in the 141-pound match, Duncan had powered his way to a 12-1 lead. At the end of the second, Duncan got Devaney onto his back and achieved the pin, recording the fall time at 4:54 into the match. Ranked 11th nationally, Duncan has now won five straight bouts, and his record stands at 17-6 overall and 6-1 in Big Ten duals.

Redshirt senior Mousa Jodeh picked up a Big Ten win with a dominant performance against Ryan Garlitz. Jodeh picked up a takedown in the first and turned Garlitz for a four-point nearfall. He added another takedown, along with the riding time point, winning by major decision, 9-1.

Redshirt senior Eric Barone won his second match of the weekend, defeating Jahi Jones in the 157-pound match. Barone scored with a late first period takedown and escaped twice later on, winning the match by decision, 4-3.

Up next, No. 15 Illinois will host No. 7 Purdue on Sunday, February 16 at Huff Hall. The dual will begin at 1 p.m. CT and will air live on Big Ten Network. The matchup will be Fighting Illini Fit Day at Huff Hall. Their will be a free workout class prior to the dual, and the first 150 fans will receive a free Illini blender bottle.

Full Results

174: David Riojas (ILL) dec. No. 25 Phillip Spadafora (UMD), 10-5 | ILL 3, UMD 0
184: No. 14 Zac Braunagel (ILL) tech. fall Kyle Jasenski (UMD), 23-5 | ILL 8, UMD 0
197: Jaron Smith (UMD) dec. No. 30 Matt Wroblewski (ILL), 6-5 | ILL 8, UMD 3
285: No. 25 Luke Luffman (ILL) major dec. Parker Robinson (UMD), 15-2 | ILL 12, UMD 3
125: No. 21 Justin Cardani (ILL) dec. Brandon Cray (UMD), 4-2 | ILL 15, UMD 3
133: No. 7 Travis Piotrowski (ILL) dec. King Sandoval (UMD), 4-0 | ILL 18, UMD 3
141: No. 11 Dylan Duncan (ILL) Fall Quinn Devaney (UMD), 4:54 | ILL 24, UMD 3
149: Mousa Jodeh (ILL) major dec. Ryan Gartlitz (UMD), 9-1 | ILL 28, UMD 3
157: Eric Barone (ILL) dec. Jahi Jones (UMD), 4-3 | ILL 31, UMD 3
165: Kyle Cochran (UMD) forfeit No. 13 Danny Braunagel (ILL) | ILL 31 UMD 9

For complete coverage of Fighting Illini Wrestling, visit FightingIllini.com, follow the Illini on Twitter (@illiniwrestling) and Instagram (illiniwrestling) and like Fighting Illini Wrestling on Facebook.


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Michael Girot
Athletics Communication
University of Illinois Athletics
Office: 217-300-1449 | Cell: 815-953-7122
Email: girot2@illinois.edu
Website: FIGHTINGILLINI.com
UNIFY. DEVELOP. INSPIRE. ACHIEVE.

 

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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Poteet, Josh M. <jpoteet@ou.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 3:24 PM
Subject: OU Wrestling Recap: Sooners fall to No. 18 Iowa State
To:

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
Athletics Communications
McClendon Center for Intercollegiate Athletics
180 W. Brooks, Suite 2525
Norman, OK 73019 | (405) 325-8231
@OU_Athletics

Mike Houck, Asst. AD/Strategic Communications
Ben Coldagelli, Director
Eric Hollier, Associate Director
Lindsey Morrison, Assistant Director
Patrick Dunn, Assistant Director
Ann Marcelli, Communications Assistant
Josh Poteet, Communications Assistant



Web version: http://bit.ly/2OFHLQC



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Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020 - For Immediate Release - Contact: Josh Poteet - 405-880-5315



SOONERS FALL TO NO. 18 IOWA STATE




NORMAN - Oklahoma led at the intermission but eventually fell to No. 18 Iowa State, 22-14, in Big 12 dual action on Sunday afternoon in Norman.

The Sooners (3-6 overall, 1-5 Big 12) went 2-1 in ranked matchups, but a suffered four major decision defeats throughout the day stifling a late comeback attempt. With the win, No. 18 Iowa State (7-3 overall, 4-1 Big 12) earned its first win in Norman since 2015.

"There were some weight classes that I enjoyed watching and I thought their effort was good." head coach Lou Rosselli said after the match. "There were a couple of places that we could've been better though, which is disappointing."

The dual started when OU's Christian Moody suffered a 14-4 defeat at the hands of No. 8 Alex Mackall at 125.

Things got back on track for the Sooners at 133 when No. 15 Anthony Madrigal secured his team-high 10th win over a ranked opponent when he took No. 16 Todd Small down in the final frame to secure a 8-6 decision. With the win, Madrigal joined four other Sooners as wrestlers with seven wins in dual action this season.

The bout at 141 featured the lone top-10 matchup of the night, when No. 7 Dom Demas (OU) and No. 8 Ian Parker (ISU) squared off on the mat. Three periods weren't enough for Demas, as he needed extra time to win his 20th match of the season. As time ticked toward zero on the clock in sudden victory, Demas scored a takedown defeating Parker 6-4.

OU's Jacob Butler faced a tough test at 149, when he met No. 7 Jarrett Degen. Butler would score a couple of escape points, but fell 9-4 to Degen.

The Sooners got back on track at 157 when Justin Thomas pinned Grant Stotts in the second frame to give the Sooners a 12-7 lead at intermission. It was Thomas' third pin of the season, and first since Jan. 5 vs. Ohio's Zac Carson.

After the break, Elijah Joseph took the mat at 165 for the second consecutive week, but fell 11-1 to Iowa State's Chase Straw.

In the last ranked match of the day, No. 10 Anthony Mantanona (OU) suffered a 7-5 defeat in sudden victory. The Sooners were also deducted a team point for loss of bench control, which moved the score to a 14-11 Iowa State advantage heading into the final three bouts.

True freshman Darrien Roberts was up next for the Sooners, as he faced No. 24 Marcus Coleman, dropping a major decision, 14-4.

No. 15 Jake Woodley found the last win of the night for Oklahoma at 197. The Pittsburgh native secured a 7-3 decision over Joel Shapiro, bringing the Sooners within striking distance at 18-14 heading into the day's last match.

The final bout of the day was a heavyweight battle that resulted in Josiah Jones dropping a 14-3 major decision to give the Cyclones a 22-14 victory over the Sooners.

UP NEXT

The Sooners now prepare for a Big 12 dual with Air Force, slated to start at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 14 inside McCasland Field House. Tickets for Oklahoma's two remaining home duals can be purchased online or by calling the OU Athletics Ticket Office at (405) 325-2424.

For updates, follow @OU_Wrestling on Twitter, or like Oklahoma Wrestling on Facebook.

 

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From: Deprez, Bradley W [ATHDP] <bwdeprez@iastate.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 3:22 PM
Subject: ISU LEAVES NORMAN WITH 22-14 WIN OVER OKLAHOMA
To:




FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NORMAN, Okla. – The No. 18 Iowa State wrestling team (7-4, 4-1 Big 12) went into Norman on Sunday afternoon and came away with a 22-14 victory over Oklahoma (3-6, 1-5 Big 12). The Cyclones took six out of the 10 bouts, including major decision wins from Alex Mackall, Chase Straw, Marcus Coleman and Gannon Gremmel.

How It Happened
At 125 pounds, No. 8 Mackall got the dual rolling for the Cardinal and Gold. He squared up with OU's Christian Moody in the opening match. Mackall recorded a 14-4 major decision over the Sooner that included an eight point third period, aided by two takedowns, a two-point nearfall, escape and a point for riding time.

The Cyclones dropped a pair of close decisions at 133 and 141 pounds before No. 7 Jarrett Degen put ISU back on track.

Degen tallied three takedowns, a pair of escapes and added a point for riding time to oust Jacob Butler by 9-4 decision. Oklahoma got a pin at 157 pounds, and the sooners held a 12-7 advantage at the intermission.

Out of the break, Straw recorded the first of four ISU victories in the back-half of the dual. Straw scored on three takedowns, a two-point nearfall, an escape and added a point for riding time in an 11-1 major decision over Elijah Joseph.

The turning point in the dual was the bout at 174 pounds. No. 21 Sam Colbray strapped it up with No. 10 Anthony Mantanona. Colbray struck first, recording the first takedown of the match, and held a 2-1 lead through one period. Mantanona tied the match at 2-2 in the second period, and that's where the score stood heading to the third period.

In the third, Colbray took a 3-2 lead on an escape. He then took Mantanona down, but the Sooner was able to escape to make it 5-3. Mantanona sent the match to sudden victory with a takedown at the buzzer. In the overtime period, Colbray notched the winning takedown, securing a 7-5 victory.

No. 24 Coleman took that momentum into the 184-pound match. He scored on three takedowns, a pair of two-point nearfalls, an escape and riding time to lock in a 12-4 major decision against Darrien Roberts.

No. 12 Gremmel sealed the dual for the Cyclones. He amassed five takedowns and pushed the pace in the final match of the night, forcing three stalling calls against Josiah Johnson. With a point for riding time, Gremmel won by 14-3 major decision over Johnson.

Next Up
Iowa State returns home for a pair of duals in Hilton Coliseum next weekend. The Cyclones will take on West Virginia at 7 p.m. on Saturday night, followed by UNI at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Sunday's dual will be Senior Day with Iowa State honoring its graduating wrestlers. Both of the duals will be on Cyclones.TV and FloWrestling.

Match-by-Match
125: Alex Mackall (ISU) maj. dec. Christian Moody (OU), 14-4.
133: Anthony Madrigal (OU) dec. Todd Small (ISU), 8-6.
141: Dom Demas (OU) dec. Ian Parker (ISU), 3-1 (SV1).
149: Jarrett Degen (ISU) dec. Jacob Butler (OU), 9-4.
157: Justin Thomas (OU) pinned Grant Stotts (ISU), 4:21.
165: Chase Straw (ISU) maj. dec. Elijah Joseph (OU), 11-1.
174: Sam Colbray (ISU) dec. Anthony Mantanona (OU), 7-5 (SV1).*
184: Marcus Coleman (ISU) maj. dec. Darrien Roberts (OU), 12-4.
197: Jake Woodley (OU) dec. Joel Shapiro (ISU), 7-3.
285: Gannon Gremmel (ISU) maj. dec. Josiah Jones (OU), 14-3.

*Oklahoma was docked one team point in the 174-pound match for loss of control of mat area.




Brad DePrez

Iowa State Athletics Communications – Assistant Director

Primary Media Contact – Wrestling & Cross Country

515-867-8331

bwdeprez@iastate.edu

 

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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Kat Castner <kaitlyn.castner@duke.edu>
Date: Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 3:05 PM
Subject: Duke WRES: Navy Defeats Duke in Sunday Matinee Dual
To:




Navy Defeats Duke in Sunday Matinee Dual


February 9, 2020


PITTSBORO, N.C. – Duke wrestling fell to Navy, 39-6, in a Sunday afternoon out-of-conference dual at Northwood High School.

For the second meet in a row the Blue Devils were forced to forfeit at 125 and 141 pounds, dropping 12 quick points in the team score.

Despite the final score though, Duke and Navy gave fans plenty to cheer about during the match. Four of the eight actual matches ended in a decision win with redshirt sophomore Benjamin Anderson nearly taking down No. 7 Tanner Skidgel at 165 pounds.

Anderson's nationally ranked foe saw himself quickly down 2-0 after a two-point takedown by the Pleasant Grove, Utah, native. Skidgel answered with a reversal and a stalling warning point to jump in front 3-2. Anderson tied things up in the second period when he recorded a point following an escape. Unfortunately, Skidgel took the third period thanks to an escape point and a riding time point to push the final score to 5-3.

Wade Unger also had himself a battle at 149 pounds against Navy's Wyatt Long. The two kept things close and with only a minute left Unger found himself down just 6-5 to the junior. One final takedown by Long, however, secured the 8-5 win for the visitors.

Duke is back in action Friday, Feb. 14, when it welcomes Virginia to Cameron Indoor Stadium for a 7 p.m. dual. The match will be broadcast live on the ACC Network Extra and will have live stats available via TrackWrestling.

Navy 39, Duke 6
125: Noah Sirianni (Navy) win by forfeit | Navy 6, Duke 0
133: Jacob Allen (Navy) decision Harrison Campbell (Duke), 6-2 | Navy 9, Duke 0
141: Cody Trybus (Navy) win by forfeit | Navy 15, Duke 0
149: Wyatt Long (Navy) decision Wade Unger (Duke), 8-5 | Navy 18 , Duke 0
157: Jack Stanton-Taddeo (Navy) major decision Eric Carter (Duke), 11-2 | Navy 22, Duke 0
165: #9 Tanner Skidgel (Navy) decision Benjamin Anderson (Duke), 5-3 | Navy 25, Duke 0
174: Spencer Carey (Navy) decision Mason Eaglin (Duke), 9-4 | Navy 28, Duke 0
184: Dean Caravela (Navy) fall Kai Blake (Duke), 6:01 | Navy 34, Duke 0
197: Jacob Koser (Navy) tech fall Vincent Baker (Duke), 17-2 | Navy 39, Duke 0
285: Jonah Niesenbaum (Duke) injury default John Birchmeier (Navy), 0-0 | Navy 39, Duke 6

#GoDuke


Kat Castner
Senior Associate Sports Information Director | Duke Athletics
Duke Athletics External Operations | Box 90557 | Durham, NC 27708
Office: 919.684.8708 | Cell: 984-245-5940

 

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From: South Dakota State Athletics <noreply@mail.collegiateathleticnews.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 9, 2020 at 2:30 PM
Subject: SDSU wins third straight dual
To: DAW Voice <dawvoice3@gmail.com>

SDSU wins third straight dual
2/9/2020 | Wrestling
ATHENS, Ohio - Three of South Dakota State's ranked wrestlers won by technical fall as the Jackrabbits turned in another dominant performance, defeating Ohio University, 28-9, in nonconference dual action Sunday afternoon at the Convocation Center.

With their third road victory in a row, the Jackrabbits improved to 10-5 overall to secure a winning dual season with three matches remaining. Ohio, which dropped a 31-6 decision to Mid-American Conference rival Northern Illinois earlier in the day, fell to 6-8 in duals.

SDSU raced out to a 9-0 lead through two matches behind a technical fall from Danny Vega and a major decision by Zach Price. Vega, ranked 24th at 125 pounds by FloWrestling, recorded a 20-3 victory over Trevor Giallombardo, while Price scored a 13-2 win over Giovanni DiSabato in the 133-pound matchup.

The Bobcats' lone ranked wrestler in the lineup, No. 18 Skakur Laney, put Ohio on the board with an 11-3 major decision over Clay Carlson in the 141-pound matchup.

The Jackrabbits put the match out of reach with three consecutive victories in the middle weights, starting with a 7-0 decision by ninth-ranked Henry Pohlmeyer. A senior from Johnston, Iowa, Pohlmeyer and Alec Hagan went into the third period of their match scoreless. Pohlmeyer tallied a point on an escape in the opening seconds of the final stanza, then recorded a takedown and four-point near-fall in the closing seconds for the 7-0 victory.

Peyton Smith notched SDSU's third bonus-point victory of the match with a 9-0 major decision over Kade Kowalski in the 157-pound matchup, while Tanner Cook turned up the pressure in the third period of his bout against Nick Vestal for a 7-1 decision at 165 pounds. Cook led 1-0 through two stanzas before taking down Vestal and adding a four-point near-fall.

The Jackrabbits' two other technical falls came in back-to-back matches. At 184 pounds, 17th-ranked Zach Carlson worked from the top in the second period of his bout with Hunter Yeargan, turning a scoreless deadlock into a 16-0 technical fall with a series of four-point near-falls. Carlson's win was his 20th of the season as he also improved to 12-3 in duals.

Tanner Sloan, ranked 18th at 197 pounds, marked his return to the lineup with a 16-1 technical fall over Jake Walker. Sloan missed the last two duals due to injury.

Other winners for the Bobcats were Logan Stanley (174 pounds) and Jordan Earnest (285 pounds).

UP NEXT
The Jackrabbits begin a season-ending three-match homestand Saturday, hosting Fresno State in Big 12 Conference action. Start time is set for 6 p.m. at Frost Arena, and will follow the Jackrabbit women's basketball team's annual Pink Game versus Purdue Fort Wayne at 1 p.m.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 28, OHIO 9
125: #24 Danny Vega (SDSU) tech. fall Trevor Giallombardo (Ohio), 20-3
133: Zach Price (SDSU) major dec. Giovanni DiSabato (Ohio), 13-2
141: #18 Shakur Laney (Ohio) major dec. Clay Carlson (SDSU), 11-3
149: #9 Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU) dec. Alec Hagan (Ohio), 7-0
157: Peyton Smith (SDSU) major dec. Kade Kowalski (Ohio), 9-0
165: Tanner Cook (SDSU) dec. Nick Vestal (Ohio), 7-1
174: Logan Stanley (Ohio) dec. Cade King (SDSU), 12-10
184: #17 Zach Carlson (SDSU) tech. fall Hunter Yeargan (Ohio), 16-0
197: #18 Tanner Sloan (SDSU) tech. fall Jake Walker (Ohio), 16-1
285: Jordan Earnest (Ohio) dec. Blake Wolters (SDSU), 8-3
Match Notes: Individual rankings by FloWrestling; each team deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct after 149-pound match

NOTES

• SDSU recorded its first dual victory in four tries against the Bobcats (Ohio leads 2-1-1)
• The Jackrabbits have now recorded a winning dual campaign in five of the last six seasons
• SDSU has outscored its opponents by a combined 99-24 over the last three duals
• Sloan improved to 10-2 in duals, while Pohlmeyer and Vega upped their dual marks to 9-2
• Six different SDSU wrestlers went 2-0 in action this weekend, including Zach Carlson, who won both of his matches by technical fall
• Carlson's last five dual wins have all been bonus-point victories - two majors and three tech falls - and his 12 dual wins on the season have resulted in 51 team points (four decisions, three majors, three tech falls and two pins)

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Division II Quarterfinal
Woodbridge H S defeated Archmere Academy 56-12

• 145 - Terrance Felipa (Woodbridge H S) over Harrison Alexander (Archmere Academy) Dec 4-1
• 152 - Brenton Williams (Woodbridge H S) over Ethan Huffman (Archmere Academy) Dec 3-2
• 160 - Cole Gibbs (Woodbridge H S) over Daniel Ciampoli (Archmere Academy) Maj 10-2
• 170 - Ellis Cannon (Woodbridge H S) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 182 - Hunter Young (Woodbridge H S) over Conor France (Archmere Academy) Maj 13-5
• 195 - Taeshuan Ford-Jackson (Woodbridge H S) over Christian Sahlom (Archmere Academy) Fall 0:38
• 220 - Michael Hutchison (Woodbridge H S) over Cameron Kilicoglu (Archmere Academy) Fall 0:28
• 285 - Derrick Atwood (Woodbridge H S) over Bennett Brooks (Archmere Academy) Fall 1:59
• 106 - John Flanagan (Archmere Academy) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 113 - Duane Cooke Jr. (Woodbridge H S) over Nick Donaldson (Archmere Academy) Dec 11-5
• 120 - Luke Kryka (Archmere Academy) over Orlando Felipe-Lucas (Woodbridge H S) Fall 1:44
• 126 - Johnathon Webb (Woodbridge H S) over Finley Shrine (Archmere Academy) Fall 0:48
• 132 - J.J. Gonzalez (Woodbridge H S) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 138 - Gavin Manning (Woodbridge H S) over Alexander Regas (Archmere Academy) Dec 5-1

Division II Meet

Caravel Academy defeated McKean H S 80-0

• 145 - Alex Poore (Caravel Academy) over Jojhan Almanza-Martinez (McKean H S) Fall 0:22
• 152 - John Antonio (Caravel Academy) over Daniel Quesenberry (McKean H S) TF 18-3
• 160 - Matthew Duarte (Caravel Academy) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 170 - Nicholas Hall (Caravel Academy) over Jaden Smith (McKean H S) Fall 0:56
• 182 - Anthony Bernieri (Caravel Academy) over Dante Trader (McKean H S) Fall 1:38
• 195 - Alex Hall (Caravel Academy) over Theodore Kerr (McKean H S) Fall 2:28
• 220 - Andre Smith (Caravel Academy) over Naheem Morgan (McKean H S) Dec 12-6
• 285 - Kyshwn Drumgo (Caravel Academy) over Michael Orsetti (McKean H S) Fall 3:26
• 106 - Marcello Ioannoni (Caravel Academy) over John Santiago (McKean H S) Fall 0:10
• 113 - Luke Poore (Caravel Academy) over Ian Smith (McKean H S) Fall 1:06
• 120 - Dylan Knight (Caravel Academy) over Clay Tannen (McKean H S) Fall 1:10
• 126 - Jake Sadler (Caravel Academy) over Nicholas Wallace (McKean H S) Fall 1:02
• 132 - Ethan Gray (Caravel Academy) over Jonathan Chapman (McKean H S) Fall 2:20
• 138 - Michael Kling (Caravel Academy) over Jonah Tiemann (McKean H S) Fall 1:21

Division II Match First Round

Delaware Military Academy defeated Indian River H S 42-17

• 145 - Hunter Smith (Delaware Military Academy) over Bryce Rickabaugh (Indian River H S) Fall 1:04
• 152 - Mason Rossiter (Delaware Military Academy) over River Vickers (Indian River H S) Fall 1:29
• 160 - Steven Novack (Delaware Military Academy) over Jalen Holland-Holloway (Indian River H S) Dec 7-2
• 170 - Tyler August (Delaware Military Academy) over Cole Windish (Indian River H S) Fall 1:42
• 182 - Dominic Sama (Delaware Military Academy) over Will Keller (Indian River H S) Dec 11-7
• 195 - Tyler Brock (Delaware Military Academy) over Jose Perez (Indian River H S) Fall 0:46
• 220 - T.J. Burke (Indian River H S) over Caleb Buckholdt (Delaware Military Academy) Dec 4-3
• 285 - Ramond Turner (Indian River H S) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 106 - Drew Simpson (Delaware Military Academy) over Ryan Bunting (Indian River H S) Fall 1:37
• 113 - Cristian Lopez (Indian River H S) over Alyssa Mahan (Delaware Military Academy) Dec 6-3
• 120 - Daniel WIlliams (Delaware Military Academy) over Ian Shaubach (Indian River H S) Dec 3-2
• 126 - Chris Saylor (Indian River H S) over Joseph Paoli (Delaware Military Academy) Dec 6-3
• 132 - Ta`Jon Knight (Indian River H S) over Ryan McKelvey (Delaware Military Academy) Dec 3-2
• 138 - Giovanni Sama (Delaware Military Academy) over Wesley Brockson (Indian River H S) Dec 17-13
• Indian River H S's team score was adjusted by -1.0 for unsportsmanlike conduct

Laurel H S defeated Lake Forest H S 42-33

• 145 - James Johnson (Laurel H S) over Cole Murphy (Lake Forest H S) Fall 0:32
• 152 - Chase Phippin (Laurel H S) over Cody Pant (Lake Forest H S) Fall 0:31
• 160 - Jett Furbush (Laurel H S) over Caleb Murphy (Lake Forest H S) Fall 5:56
• 170 - Ibrahim Statts (Lake Forest H S) over Travis Rife (Laurel H S) Dec 6-1
• 182 - Jacob Davis (Laurel H S) over Curtis Spencer (Lake Forest H S) Fall 0:37
• 195 - Kade Collins (Lake Forest H S) over Carlos Perez-Soriano (Laurel H S) Dec 9-5
• 220 - Nathan Schurman (Lake Forest H S) over Bryan Lawhorn (Laurel H S) Fall 2:50
• 285 - Kristopher Thompson (Lake Forest H S) over Zachary Mills (Laurel H S) Fall 0:57
• 106 - Tyler Ratledge (Lake Forest H S) over Brennan Harrington (Laurel H S) Fall 4:46
• 113 - Nathan Austin (Laurel H S) over Andrew Schaen (Lake Forest H S) Fall 3:27
• 120 - Cael Moyer (Lake Forest H S) over Cody Drummond (Laurel H S) Dec 3-0
• 126 - Abdullah Ahmad-Statts (Lake Forest H S) over Kyler Weaver (Laurel H S) Fall 3:58
• 132 - Shyheim Upshur (Laurel H S) over Jack Timmons (Lake Forest H S) Fall 1:46
• 138 - Aiden Bell (La

 

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First Round Division I Quarterfinal Meet

Salesianum 34 Caesar Rodney 33
Salesianum defeated Caesar Rodney H S 34-33

• 145 - William Brock (Salesianum) over William Bush (Caesar Rodney H S) TF 17-2
• 152 - Caleb Adamowicz (Caesar Rodney H S) over Joshua Spence (Salesianum) Dec 3-0
• 160 - Jackson Dean (Caesar Rodney H S) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 170 - Max Agresti (Salesianum) over Dane Wilson (Caesar Rodney H S) TF 18-2
• 182 - Timothy Froelich (Salesianum) over Brock Conner (Caesar Rodney H S) Dec 7-0
• 195 - Shamar Nelson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Bweau Vincent Minner (Salesianum) Fall 3:13
• 220 - Danny Stradley (Salesianum) over Ryan Rigby (Caesar Rodney H S) Fall 5:30
• 285 - Kevin Hudson (Caesar Rodney H S) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 106 - Cameron Cataldi (Caesar Rodney H S) over Chris Gandolfo (Salesianum) Dec 8-6
• 113 - Jack Engelmann (Salesianum) over David Paitsel (Caesar Rodney H S) Fall 3:13
• 120 - Connor Girard (Salesianum) over Marlon Smith (Caesar Rodney H S) Dec 4-3
• 126 - Owen Klinger (Salesianum) over Colton Bowie (Caesar Rodney H S) Fall 1:47
• 132 - Dawson Mitchell (Caesar Rodney H S) over Carson Kist (Salesianum) Dec 13-8
• 138 - Patrick Wisniewski (Caesar Rodney H S) over Aiden Obrien (Salesianum) Fall 4:42

Division I First Round Match
Sussex Central 33 Cape Henlopen 31
Sussex Central H S defeated Cape Henlopen H S 33-31

• 145 - Jevon Saffold (Sussex Central H S) over Michael Frederick (Cape Henlopen H S) Fall 1:17
• 152 - Finbar Rishko (Cape Henlopen H S) over Jaden Savage (Sussex Central H S) Dec 5-3
• 160 - Tarryl Sturgis (Sussex Central H S) over Juan Lares (Cape Henlopen H S) Fall 1:07
• 170 - Andre Currie (Cape Henlopen H S) over Kody Lankford (Sussex Central H S) Fall 2:31
• 182 - Samuel Jones (Sussex Central H S) over Gary Hayes (Cape Henlopen H S) SV-1 9-7
• 195 - Jackson Handlin (Cape Henlopen H S) over Terrance Frisby (Sussex Central H S) Dec 5-0
• 220 - Hiram Lasher (Sussex Central H S) over Cameron Smith (Cape Henlopen H S) Fall 2:55
• 285 - Lucas Ruppert (Cape Henlopen H S) over Tyler Karr (Sussex Central H S) TB-1 2-1
• 106 - Holt Baker (Cape Henlopen H S) over Gerod Sturgis (Sussex Central H S) Fall 1:36
• 113 - Dylan King (Sussex Central H S) over Joshua Wright (Cape Henlopen H S) Dec 9-3
• 120 - Evan Broomall (Sussex Central H S) over Austin Bacot (Cape Henlopen H S) Fall 1:45
• 126 - Mason Ankrom (Sussex Central H S) over Charles Fritchman (Cape Henlopen H S) Dec 5-2
• 132 - Luke Bender (Cape Henlopen H S) over Andrew Long (Sussex Central H S) Fall 4:19
• 138 - Carson Kammerer (Cape Henlopen H S) over Cole Jester (Sussex Central H S) Maj 12-3

Division I First Round

Division I First Round

Smyrna H S defeated William Penn H.S. 63-12

• 145 - Joseph Natarcola (Smyrna H S) over Jarrod Brindza (William Penn H.S.) Fall 3:00
• 152 - Bryce Mullen (Smyrna H S) over Joseph Lane (William Penn H.S.) Fall 3:40
• 160 - Devaughn Corbett (William Penn H.S.) over Drew Mayhall (Smyrna H S) Dec 4-3
• 170 - Gavin Sembly (Smyrna H S) over Cardire Cook (William Penn H.S.) Fall 2:56
• 182 - Kael Howell (Smyrna H S) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 195 - JT Davis (Smyrna H S) over Josh Collado (William Penn H.S.) Fall 0:14
• 220 - Hugo Harp (Smyrna H S) over Robert Jackson-Brooks (William Penn H.S.) Fall 0:14
• 285 - Andrew DeBenedictis-Bayne (Smyrna H S) over Dante Green (William Penn H.S.) Fall 4:51
• 106 - Gabe Giampietro (Smyrna H S) over Thomas Murray (William Penn H.S.) Fall 3:26
• 113 - Daniel Sinclair (William Penn H.S.) over Garrett Hudson (Smyrna H S) Dec 3-1
• 120 - Michael Lane (William Penn H.S.) over Wyatt Miller (Smyrna H S) Fall 5:00
• 126 - Jamar Wells (Smyrna H S) over Anthony Bellamy (William Penn H.S.) Fall 2:13
• 132 - Amir Pierce (Smyrna H S) over Erick Juarez-Robertson (William Penn H.S.) Fall 1:40
• 138 - Isaiah Jenkins (Smyrna H S) over Cecil Owusu (William Penn H.S.) Dec 8-4

Milford Senior defeated Sussex Tech H S 55-7

• 145 - Dominic Feightner (Milford Senior) over Roberto Santos (Sussex Tech H S) Dec 4-2
• 152 - Parker Selzer (Sussex Tech H S) over Dwayne Wiltbank (Milford Senior) Dec 15-8
• 160 - Welinton Rosario (Milford Senior) over Christopher Lewis (Sussex Tech H S) Dec 3-1
• 170 - Rafael Mejia (Milford Senior) over David DiCampli (Sussex Tech H S) Fall 3:47
• 182 - Gage Copes (Milford Senior) over Josh Negron (Sussex Tech H S) Dec 8-4
• 195 - Matthew Hague (Milford Senior) over Jayce Harmon (Sussex Tech H S) Fall 5:14
• 220 - Bevensky Augustine (Milford Senior) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
• 285 - Anthony Diaz (Milford Senior) over Seth Layfield (Sussex Tech H S) Dec 9-5
• 106 - Isaac Soto-Perez (Sussex Tech H S) over Emily Thode (Milford Senior) Maj 14-4
• 113 - Corey Messick (Milford Senior) over Hunter Ruff (Sussex Tech H S) Fall 1:32
• 120 - Jack Thode (Milford Senior) over Jonathan Johnson (Sussex Tech H S) Fall 1:39
• 126 - Trenton Grant (Milford Senior) over Mason Rolph (Sussex Tech H S) Maj 15-6

• 132 - Aaron Briscoe (Milford Senior) over Trenton Broomall (Sussex Tech H S) Dec 6-3
• 138 - Tim O`Hara (Milford Senior) over Chase Flood (Sussex Tech H S) Fall 4:49

 

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From: David Willauer <dawvoice3@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Feb 16, 2020 at 12:58 AM
Subject: Fwd: GOPHERS WRESTLING: Steveson Wins 13th Straight, But Gophers Fall to Hawkeyes
To: Tom Elling <tom@pawrsl.com>




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From: Joshua Schmidt <jjschmid@umn.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 9:42 PM
Subject: GOPHERS WRESTLING: Steveson Wins 13th Straight, But Gophers Fall to Hawkeyes
To: Joshua Schmidt <jjschmid@umn.edu>


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Feb. 15 , 2020

Contact: Josh Schmidt

Full results below

Steveson Wins 13th Straight, But Gophers Fall to Hawkeyes

● The University of Minnesota wrestling program fell to the top-ranked Iowa Hawkwyes 35-6 on Saturday night

● Apple Valley native Gable Steveson improves to 11-0 this season and 28-0 in career duals with a victory over No.3 Tony Cassioppi in his Carver-Hawkeye debut. Dating back to last season he has 13 straight wins.

● Shakopee native Owen Webster got the dual started with a 3-2 decision victory over Cash Wilcke and he improves to 20-8 in his best season as a Gopher

Steveson Wins 13th Straight, But Gophers Fall to Hawkeyes

IOWA CITY - The University of Minnesota wrestling program fell to the top-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes 35-6 on Saturday night in front of 12,608 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

The two individual Maroon and Gold victories came from Owen Webster and Gable Steveson.

Competing at the school his namesake, Dan Gable, made into a dynasty, heavyweight Gable Steveson made his Carver-Hawkeye debut with a 7-5 decision over No.3 Tony Cassioppi.

Steveson won the takedown battle 3-0 and still has not been taken down this season. He improves to 28-0 in duals across his two seasons in Maroon and Gold with 13 straight victories dating back to the 2019 NCAA Championships.

Webster got the dual started at 184-pounds with a 3-2 decision over Cash Wilcke, Iowa’s lone unranked starter on the night. The win gives Webster 20 in his best season in Maroon and Gold.

Kasper McIntosh made his career dual debut at 165-pounds in place of the ill Bailee O’Reilly.

Coming out intermission at 141-pounds, there were three straight bouts within a two-point margin but Iowa came out on top of all three. While the Hawkeyes were favored in all three bouts, the three consecutive losses killed all Gophers momentum to rally.

The dual featured three lead changes but no ties.

Quotable

"We were really tight there in three matches, and in general, against the top-team in the nation. We're still a good team and we can make some noise down to end the season." - Head Coach Brandon Eggum
Next Up

Minnesota closes out the season next Friday as they welcome the Nebraska Cornhuskers to Dinkytown. The team will celebrate their graduating seniors during the dual including 2019 All-Americans Mitch Mckee and Devin Skatzka.

Full Results (Numbers listed are FloWrestling rankings)

184: No. 21 Owen Webster dec. (3-2) Cash Wilcke (Gophers lead 3-0)

197: No.5 Jacob Warner major dec. (13-4) Hunter Ritter (Iowa leads 4-3)

285: No.1 Gable Steveson dec. (7-5) No.3 Tony Cassioppi (Minnesota leads 6-4)

125: No.1 Spencer Lee by forfeit (Iowa leads 10-6)

133: No.2 Austin DeSanto tech. fall (24-8) Boo Dryden (Iowa leads 15-6)

141: No.3 Max Murin SV1 (6-4) No.5 Mitch McKee (Iowa leads 18-6)

149: No.2 Pat Lugo dec. (3-2) No.6 Brayton Lee (Iowa leads 21-6)

157: No.4 Kaleb Young SV2 (5-4) over No.24 Ryan Thomas (Iowa leads 24-6)

165: No.2 Alex Marinelli tech. fall (21-6) over Kasper McIntosh (Iowa leads 29-6)

174: No.1 Michael Kemerer fall (2:52) over No.8 Devin Skatzka (Iowa wins 35-6)

 

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From: Brewer, Christopher J <christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 8:58 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling wins Big Ten regular season title -- #1 IOWA 35, #13 Minnesota 6
To:




Results and notables below, play-by-play attached, recap to follow…



#1 IOWA 35, #13 Minnesota 6
184 -- Owen Webster (M) dec. Cash Wilcke (IA), 3-2; 0-3

197 -- #6 Jacob Warner (IA) major dec. Hunter Ritter (M), 13-4; 4-3

285 -- #1 Gable Steveson (M) dec. #3 Tony Cassioppi, 7-5; 4-6

125 -- #1 Spencer Lee (IA) won by forfeit; 10-6
133 -- #3 Austin DeSanto (IA) tech. fall Boo Dryden (M), 24-8; 15-6

141 -- #9 Max Murin (IA) dec. #4 Mitch McKee (M), 6-4 SV1; 18-6

149 -- #2 Pat Lugo (IA) dec. #7 Brayton Lee (M); 3-2; 21-6

157 -- #5 Kaleb Young (IA) dec. Ryan Thomas (M), 5-4 TB1: 24-6

165 -- #2 Alex Marinelli (IA) tech. fall Kasper McIntosh (M), 21-6; 29-6

174 -- #1 Michael Kemerer (IA) pinned #8 Devin Skatzka (M), 2:52; 35-6

Records: Iowa (12-0, 9-0), Minnesota (9-7, 4-4)

Attendance: 12,608



NOTABLES

• The 29-point margin of victory was the largest in the series since a 44-2 Iowa win 1992.
• The Hawkeyes have won or shared the Big Ten dual championships 12 times since the conference started recognizing a dual meet champion in 1999. Iowa won the title outright in 2000, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2020, and shared the title in 2003, 2014, 2016, and 2019.
• The Hawkeyes have nine undefeated conference seasons since 2006-07, head coach Tom Brands’ first year.
• Iowa wrestlers have a combined record of 75-15 in Big Ten duals, and 94-16 in overall duals this season.
• Jacob Warner’s 13-4 major decision was his fifth major decision of the season, a new career high (4 in 2018-19).
• Austin DeSanto earned his sixth technical fall of the season, second on the team to Spencer Lee (8).
• Max Murin’s win over No. 4 Mitch McKee was the highest ranked win of his career. Murin returned to the lineup for the first time since Jan. 18. It was his first career overtime match.
• Pat Lugo improved to 8-1 against ranked opponent and earned his fifth top 10 win of the season.
• Kaleb Young extended his win streak to a career-high 12 matches.
• Marinelli scored a season-high 21 points. He has outscored his last two opponents 39-12 and has nine bonus-point wins this season.
• Michael Kemerer improved to 12-0 and has won 31 straight duals.

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

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

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

 

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From: Brewer, Christopher J <christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 9:35 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling Recap -- Hawkeyes Top Minnesota to Clinch B1G Regular Season Title
To:




University of Iowa Wrestling

Athletics Communications: Chris Brewer


Hawkeyes Top Minnesota to Clinch B1G Regular Season Title


IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Senior Michael Kemerer put the finishing touches on a Hawkeye route Saturday, pinning No. 9 Devin Skatzka in two minutes, 52 seconds to punctuate top-ranked Iowa’s 35-6 win over No. 13 Minnesota.



Kemerer, ranked No. 1 at 174, led 4-2 in the first period before rolling up a cradle, sending 12,608 fans home happy and clinching Iowa’s first outright Big Ten regular season title since 2015.


It was also the Hawkeyes’ third top-10 win of the evening, and the fifth match that ended in bonus points.


Austin DeSanto and Alex Marinelli both won by technical fall, piling up 17 combined takedowns at 133 and 165. Jacob Warner won by 13-4 major decision at 197, and Spencer Lee won by forfeit at 125.


Max Murin and Pat Lugo added top 10 wins. Murin finished a takedown with 19 seconds left in sudden victory to top No. 4 Mitch McKee, 6-4, at 141 pounds, and Lugo followed suit with a 3-2 win over No. 7 Brayton Lee at 149.


Murin was making his first appearance in four weeks, and wrestled into overtime for the first time in his career.


“I tell myself I don’t want to celebrate until I get my goal at nationals, but it was kind of a big relief,” Murin said. “It felt really good. Awesome team win too.”

The team win was Iowa’s sixth straight in the series, and represented the largest margin of victory against the Gophers since a 44-2 Iowa win in 1992.


“Big win. Onward. Oklahoma State next,” said Iowa head coach Tom Brands. “We got sole possession of first place in the dual meet season for the Big Ten, so we go upstairs, get some t-shirts and hats, take a couple pictures, and get a move on. I don’t say that lightly, I say that because that’s what you do.


“Oklahoma State is a big dual. I don’t know what they’re ranked, but it’s a program that takes their wrestling very seriously. It is an important dual and we have to be ready to go.”


UP NEXT

Iowa hosts No. 10 Oklahoma State on Sunday, Feb. 23, at 7 p.m. (CT). The dual is televised on BTN.


NOTABLES

· The 29-point margin of victory was the largest in the series since a 44-2 Iowa win 1992.

· The Hawkeyes have won or shared the Big Ten dual championships 12 times since the conference started recognizing a dual meet champion in 1999. Iowa won the title outright in 2000, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2015, and 2020, and shared the title in 2003, 2014, 2016, and 2019.

• The Hawkeyes have nine undefeated conference seasons since 2006-07, head coach Tom Brands’ first year.
• Iowa wrestlers have a combined record of 75-15 in Big Ten duals, and 94-16 in overall duals this season.
• Jacob Warner’s 13-4 major decision was his fifth major decision of the season, a new career high (4 in 2018-19).
• Austin DeSanto earned his sixth technical fall of the season, second on the team to Spencer Lee (8).
• Max Murin’s win over No. 4 Mitch McKee was the highest ranked win of his career. Murin returned to the lineup for the first time since Jan. 18. It was his first career overtime match.
• Pat Lugo improved to 8-1 against ranked opponent and earned his fifth top 10 win of the season.
• Kaleb Young extended his win streak to a career-high 12 matches.
• Marinelli scored a season-high 21 points. He has outscored his last two opponents 39-12 and has nine bonus-point wins this season.
• Michael Kemerer improved to 12-0 and has won 31 straight duals.

#1 IOWA 35, #13 Minnesota 6
184 -- Owen Webster (M) dec. Cash Wilcke (IA), 3-2; 0-3

197 -- #6 Jacob Warner (IA) major dec. Hunter Ritter (M), 13-4; 4-3

285 -- #1 Gable Steveson (M) dec. #3 Tony Cassioppi, 7-5; 4-6

125 -- #1 Spencer Lee (IA) won by forfeit; 10-6
133 -- #3 Austin DeSanto (IA) tech. fall Boo Dryden (M), 24-8; 15-6

141 -- #9 Max Murin (IA) dec. #4 Mitch McKee (M), 6-4 SV1; 18-6

149 -- #2 Pat Lugo (IA) dec. #7 Brayton Lee (M); 3-2; 21-6

157 -- #5 Kaleb Young (IA) dec. Ryan Thomas (M), 5-4 TB1: 24-6

165 -- #2 Alex Marinelli (IA) tech. fall Kasper McIntosh (M), 21-6; 29-6

174 -- #1 Michael Kemerer (IA) pinned #8 Devin Skatzka (M), 2:52; 35-6

Records: Iowa (12-0, 9-0), Minnesota (9-7, 4-4)

Attendance: 12,608




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

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

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

 

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From: Kuhlman, Kyle J. <kuhlman.137@osu.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 7:53 PM
Subject: WRE: Dual Decided by Bonus Points in Happy Valley
To:




February 15, 2020







FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Wrestling Contact: Kyle Kuhlman | kuhlman.137@osu.edu | 614-292-0088



ADDITIONAL INFO

Online Release | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram



Dual Decided by Bonus Points in Happy Valley

Both teams won five bouts Saturday night at Penn State


UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Four bonus points were the difference between victory and defeat for the No. 6/3 Ohio State wrestling team (10-4, 6-3 B1G) at No. 2/2 Penn State (11-2, 8-1 B1G), dropping the dual 20-16. The 10 bouts were split with five wins going each way, but a streak of three consecutive bonus point garnering performances (165-184 pounds) pushed Penn State on top.



DUAL SCORE SHEET



‘Gas Tank’ Gary Traub did it again, pulling off another come-from-behind triumph in the third period (or later in some cases). Trailing 4-3 and facing a 1:07 riding time deficit, Traub fired off a shot with 27 seconds to go. He snagged a leg and elevated to slam Seth Nevills to the mat. Traub then rode him out for the remainder of the bout, erasing the riding time point in the process, and securing the legitimizing 5-4 decision over the 13th-ranked heavyweight in the country. Thirty-plus pounds separated the two combatants, but it was the smaller Traub’s one-point separation which prevailed. He is now 20-6 overall this season.



Kollin Moore gave way to Traub moments earlier after majoring No. 18 Shakur Rasheed, 14-6, in the 197-pound bout. He registered six takedowns in total, including three in the final period when successfully chasing down the major decision. Moore concludes the regular season at 24-0 with a 75% bonus rate (8 MD, 6 TF, 4 PIN).



Malik Heinselman, Quinn Kinner and Sammy Sasso were Buckeye victors earlier in the dual.



Heinselman started off the night by handing Bryce Meredith a 5-3 loss. Two bouts later, Sasso grinded out a 3-1 sudden victory to get past Jarod Verkleeren. An escape for each wrestler represented the only tallies in regulation before Sasso closed it out with an overtime takedown. Kinner ruined Brady Berge’s return to the lineup, snagging a third-period takedown to notch a 4-3 win over the 2019 NCAA Qualifier.



BOUTS RESULTS

No. 2 Penn State 20, No. 6 Ohio State 16

125 lbs | Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Bryce Meredith (PSU) | D, 5-3; Team Score: 0-3

133 lbs | No. 4 Roman Bravo-Young (PSU) def. Jordan Decatur (OSU) | D, 10-4; TS: 3-3

141 lbs | No. 2 Nick Lee (PSU) def. No. 1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) | D, 8-4; TS: 6-3

149 lbs | No. 1 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Jarod Verkleeren (PSU) | SV-1, 3-1; TS: 6-6

157 lbs | Quinn Kinner (OSU) def. Brady Berge (PSU) | D, 4-3; TS: 6-9

165 lbs | No. 1 Vincenzo Joseph (PSU) def. No. 14 Ethan Smith (OSU) | MD, 13-5; TS: 10-9

174 lbs | No. 2 Mark Hall (PSU) def. No. 7 Kaleb Romero (OSU) | PIN, 0:46; TS: 16-9

184 lbs | No. 7 Aaron Brooks (PSU) def. No. 12 Rocky Jordan (OSU) | MD, 15-4; TS: 20-9

197 lbs | No. 1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. No. 18 Shakur Rasheed (PSU) | MD, 14-6; TS: 20-13

285 lbs | No. 23 Gary Traub (OSU) def. No. 13 Seth Nevills (PSU) | D, 5-4; TS: 20-16



Three weeks of training await the Buckeyes. Ohio State’s regular season is officially in the books and tournament action begins at the Big Ten Championships (March 7-8).



#GoBucks





KYLE KUHLMAN

Associate Director | Ohio State Athletics Communications

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

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

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



THE PEOPLE. THE TRADITION. THE EXCELLENCE.

 

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From: Deprez, Bradley W [ATHDP] <bwdeprez@iastate.edu>
Date: Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 7:35 PM
Subject: No. 19 Iowa State Blows Through West Virginia, 34-6
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AMES, Iowa – The No. 19 Iowa State wrestling team (8-4, 5-1 Big 12) racked up the bonus points on Saturday night, defeating West Virginia (3-11, 0-7 Big 12) by a final score of 34-6. The Cyclones won eight matches on the night with four coming by major decision and two by fall.

How It Happened
Junior Jarrett Degen and sophomore Marcus Coleman were the ISU pinners against West Virginia. Degen was an offensive force, scoring on four takedowns, a reversal and six nearfall points before bringing Liam Lusher to his back in 4:19.

The shortest match of the night provided the most excitement. In just 24 seconds, Coleman cradled Jackson Moomau and turned him to his back, bringing all 3,362 Cyclone fans in attendance to their feet.

Juniors Todd Small, Ian Parker, Sam Colbray and Gannon Gremmel all secured major decision victories in Iowa State's route of West Virginia.

Small took on WVU's Lucas Seibert at 133 pounds. The Suwanee, Ga., native got out to a fast start, tallying three first-period takedowns. He would go on to add three more in the second and third periods and racked up a total of 2:52 of riding time in a 15-7 victory over Seibert.

At 141 pounds, Parker advanced to 11-1 in dual action this season, earning his fifth major decision victory of the year. It was a workman-like match for Parker, taking Caleb Rea down three times and riding the Mountaineer for 2:34 to win it 8-0.

The 174-pound bout featured Colbray vs. WVU's Scott Joll. Colbray's high-powered attack was on display. The junior amassed six total takedowns in the match. He took control of the match with a four-point nearfall to close out the second period. In the end it was Colbray over Joll, 18-7.

Gremmel closed out the match for ISU in style. He scored on three takedowns, a pair of two-point nearfalls, an escape and riding time to best Sean Mullican by 12-1 major decision.

At 165 pounds, Chase Straw gutted out a 4-1 victory over nationally-ranked Nick Kiussis. Straw took Kiussis down in the first period, which proved to be the difference in the contest.

Freshman Corey Cabanban made his Hilton Coliseum debut tonight. The Aiea, Hi., won by 9-5 decision over Joey Thomas. Cabanban tallied three takedowns in the contest.

Next Up
Iowa State has a quick turnaround as it's set to host No. 19 UNI in Hilton Coliseum tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. Fans are encouraged to arrive early because the Cyclones will be recognizing Dan Eslick, Chase Straw, Hank Swalla and Joe Teague prior to the dual for Senior Day. The contest between ISU and UNI will be on Cyclones.TV and FloWrestling.

Match-by-Match
125: Corey Cabanban (ISU) dec. Joey Thomas (WVU), 9-5.
133: Todd Small (ISU) maj. dec. Lucas Seibert (WVU), 15-7.
141: Ian Parker (ISU) maj. dec. Caleb Rea (WVU), 8-0.
149: Jarrett Degen (ISU) pinned Liam Lusher (WVU), 4:19
157: Alex Hornfeck (WVU) dec. Grant Stotts, 6-4 (SV1).
165: Chase Straw (ISU) dec. Nick Kiussis (WVU), 4-1.
174: Sam Colbray (ISU) maj. dec. Scott Joll (WVU), 18-7.
184: Marcus Coleman (ISU) pinned Jackson Moomau (WVU), 0:24.
197: Noah Adams (WVU) dec. Joel Shapiro (ISU), 6-2.
285: Gannon Gremmel (ISU) maj. dec. Sean Mullican (WVU), 12-1.




Brad DePrez

Iowa State Athletics Communications – Assistant Director

Primary Media Contact – Wrestling & Cross Country

515-867-8331

bwdeprez@iastate.edu

 

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Linked Bracket Results of the 2020 Delaware State Wrestling Open Tournament

https://www.doe.k12.de.us/cms/lib/D...ain/349/Final Brackets Ind Wrestling 2020.pdf