Other results 12/1

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Thursday, November 30​

Bellarmine 35, Lindenwood 7

125: Damion Ryan (BU) over Austin Kegley (LU) (Dec 11-7)

133: Caiden Pelc (LU) over Trayce Eckman (BU) (Dec 12-7)

141: Michael Schiffhauer (BU) over Ben Bohr (LU) (TF 19-4 7:00)

149: Zac Cowan (BU) over Cruz Lara (LU) (Fall 4:29)

157: Gray Ortis (BU) over Zachary Rackers (LU) (TF 21-6 6:22)

165: Grant O`Dell (BU) over Kaden Charboneau (LU) (TF 17-2 5:46)

174: Cole Nance (BU) over Jared Shafer (LU) (TF 17-1 5:00)

184: Sam Schroeder (BU) over Luke Shaver (LU) (Dec 7-2)

197: Ryan Golnick (LU) over Kalob Johnstone (BU) (MD 13-1)

285: Thadd Huff (BU) over David Hernandez (LU) (Dec 10-4)

Friday, December 1​

Rutgers 49, Edinboro 0

125: #7 Dean Peterson (RU) over Caleb Edwards (EDIN) by tech fall, 20-5 (7:00)

133: #28 Dylan Shawver (RU) over Jacob Brenneman (EDIN) by MD, 20-8

141: Joe Fongaro (RU) over Nicholas Schaukowitsch (EDIN) by fall (5:37)

149: Michael Cetta (RU) over Steffan Lynch (EDIN) by tech fall, 20-5 (4:24)

157: #18 Andrew Clark (RU) over Colin Roberts (EDIN) by fall (0:46)

165: #28 Anthony White (RU) over Max Kirby (EDIN) by tech fall, 18-1 (4:58)

174: #24 Jackson Turley (RU) over Joey Arnold (EDIN) by tech fall, 16-1 (4:09)

184: #17 Brian Soldano (RU) over Brody Evans (EDIN) by MD, 12-3

197: #13 John Poznanski (RU) over Jack Kilner (EDIN) by tech fall, 18-3 (6:05)

285 #7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (RU) over Nick Lodato (EDIN) by MD, 18-8

Iowa 22, Penn 13

125: #14 Drake Ayala (I) dec. #22 Max Gallagher (P), 8-7

133: #8 Michael Colaiocco (P) dec. Jace Rhodes (I), 5-0

141: #1 Real Woods (I) dec. #13 CJ Composto (P), 5-0

149: #10 Victor Voinovich III (I) dec. Andy Troczynski (P), 1-0

157: #2 Jared Franek (I) dec. #33 Jude Swisher (P), 4-2

165: #6 Michael Caliendo (I) major dec. Lucas Revano (P), 14-5

174: #17 Nick Incontera (P) major dec. Patrick Kennedy (I), 10-2

184: #32 Maximus Hale (P) pinned Aiden Riggins (I), 1:55

197: #24 Zach Glazier (I) dec. Martin Cosgrove (P), 9-5

285: Bradley Hill (I) dec. Cole Urbas (P), 8-3

Missouri 30, Oklahoma 12

285: #5 Zach Elam (MIZZ) over #14 Josh Heindselman (OU) (Dec 2-1)

125: #17 Noah Surtin (MIZZ) over Conrad Hendriksen (OU) (MD 10-1)

133: Jace Koelzer (OU) over #31 Zeke Seltzer (MIZZ) (Dec 4-1)

141: #14 Mosha Schwartz (OU) over #16 Josh Edmond (MIZZ) (SV-1 11-4)

149: Logan Gioffre (MIZZ) over #22 Willie McDougald (OU) (SV-1 4-1)

157: #7 Brock Mauller (MIZZ) over John Wiley (OU) (MD 12-4)

165: #1 Keegan O'Toole (MIZZ) over #13 Cael Carlson (OU) (Fall 3:33)

174: #7 Peyton Mocco (MIZZ) over #19 Tate Picklo (OU) (TF 16-1 5:00)

184: #8 Clayton Whiting (MIZZ) over #30 Giuseppe Hoose (OU) (TF 19-4 4:50)

197: #3 Stephen Buchanan (OU) over (MIZZ) (For.)

 

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Round of 16 Results​

125: Jore Volk Laramie, WY (Wyoming) DEC Brendan Mccrone Willoughby, OH (Ohio State), 4-2

125: Matt Ramos West Lafayette, IN (Purdue) DEC Dominic Mendez Guadalupe CALIFORNIA, CA (Cal Poly), 9-5

125: Caleb Smith High Point, NC (Nebraska) DEC Nicholas Babin Emerson, NJ (Columbia), 8-6

125: Nico Provo Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Kysen Terukina Ewa Beach, HI (Iowa State), 12-5

125: Brett Ungar ithaca, NY (Cornell) DEC Diego Sotelo Plainfield, IL (Harvard), 3-2

125: Brandon Kaylor Puyallup, WA (Oregon State) MD Troy Hohman Raleigh, NC (NC State), 12-2

125: Tanner Jordan Brookings, SD (South Dakota State) DEC Troy Sprately Stillwater, OK (Oklahoma State), 9-8

125: Michael Deaugustino Evanston, IL (Michigan) DEC Spencer Moore NC (North Carolina), 7-2



133: Kai Orine Raleigh, NC (NC State) TF Ethan Qureshi Ithaca, NY (Cornell), 22-5 5:52

133: Gabe Whisenhunt Corvallis, OR (Oregon State) DEC Caden Mccrary Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina), 4-2

133: Domenic Zaccone orland park, IL (Campbell) DEC Ethan Oakley Randleman, NC (Appalachian State), 9-6

133: Derrick Cardinal Brookings, SD (South Dakota State) DEC Brendan Ferretti Annapolis, MD (Navy), 7-2

133: Reece Witcraft Coweta, OK (Oklahoma State) DEC Julian Chlebove Tempe, AZ (Arizona State), 7-3

133: Tyler Knox Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Richie Koehler Trenton, NJ (Rider), 8-4

133: Zeth Romney Simi Valley, CA (Cal Poly) DEC Jacob Van dee Union City, PA (Nebraska), 10-4

133: Evan Frost Des Moines, IA (Iowa State) MD Julian Farber Bonaire, GA (Northern Iowa), 14-3



141: Lachlan Mcneil Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina) TF Abraham Hinrichsen Washington, IL (Cal Poly), 19-4 4:38

141: Anthony Echemendia Ames, IA (Iowa State) F Cleveland Belton Lakewood, CA (Oregon State), 2:38

141: Cael Happel Lisbon, IA (Northern Iowa) MD Sergio Lemley Chesterton, IN (Michigan), 16-7

141: Ryan Jack Raleigh, NC (NC State) DEC Mckenzie Bell Somerset, PA (Rider), 14-8

141: Jesse Mendez Crown Point, IN (Ohio State) F Jaden Pepe Pittston, PA (Harvard), 1:32

141: Vince Cornella Ithaca, NY (Cornell) MD Jason Miranda Stanford, CA (Stanford), 12-0

141: Tagen Jamison Stillwater, OK (Oklahoma State) DEC Joshua Koderhandt Belleville, IL (Navy), 4-2

141: Brock Hardy Brigham City, UT (Nebraska) F Cole Brooks Laramie, WY (Wyoming), 2:47



149: Ridge Lovett Post Falls, ID (Nebraska) MD Dylan Gilcher West Bloomfield Township, MI (Michigan), 11-1

149: Quinn Kinner South Harrison Township, NJ (Rider) F Ethen Miller College Park, MD (Maryland), 7:53

149: Jackson Arrington Raleigh, NC (NC State) TF Gabe Willochel Laramie, WY (Wyoming), 20-4 3:56

149: Dylan D`emilio Curtice, OH (Ohio State) MD Richard Fedalen New York, NY (Columbia), 11-2

149: Caleb Henson Blacksburg, VA (Virginia Tech) MD Alek Martin Brookings, SD (South Dakota State), 11-2

149: Chance Lamer Corvallis, OR (Cal Poly) DEC Jordan Williams Tulsa, OK (Oklahoma State), 4-1

149: Casey Swiderski Dundee, MI (Iowa State) DEC Jaden Abas Stanford, CA (Stanford), 14-11

149: Kyle Parco Concord, CA (Arizona State) MD Ethan Fernandez ithaca, NY (Cornell), 11-1



157: Meyer Shapiro Ithaca, NY (Cornell) MD Bryce Andonian lakewood, OH (Virginia Tech), 16-4

157: Peyton Robb Lincoln, NE (Nebraska) TF Legend Lamer Corvallis, OR (Cal Poly), 16-0 4:03

157: Cael Swensen Brookings, SD (South Dakota State) DEC Joey Blaze West Lafayette, IN (Purdue), 4-1 SV

157: Peyten Kellar Athens, OH (Ohio) DEC Ed Scott Raleigh, NC (NC State), 7-4 SV

157: Will Lewan Chicago, IL (Michigan) DEC Tommy Askey Boone, NC (Appalachian State), 4-1

157: Daniel Cardenas Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Cody Chittum Vonore, TN (Iowa State), 9-8

157: Ryder Downey Indianola, IA (Northern Iowa) DEC Paddy Gallagher Chesterland, OH (Ohio State), 8-5

157: Jacori Teemer Long Beach, NY (Arizona State) DEC Christopher Earnest Wadsworth, OH (Campbell), 6-3



165: David Carr Centerville, OH (Iowa State) TF Will Miller Boone, NC (Appalachian State), 20-3 4:10

165: Garrett Thompson Athens, OH (Ohio) F Connor Brady St Paris, OH (Virginia Tech), 2:34

165: Matthew Olguin Clovis, CA (Oregon State) DEC Isaac Wilcox Columbus, OH (Ohio State), 4-1 SV

165: Julian Ramirez Ithaca, NY (Cornell) TF Hunter Garvin Stanford, CA (Stanford), 18-1 6:25

165: Izzak Olejnik DeKalb, IL (Oklahoma State) F Stoney Buell West Lafayette, IN (Purdue), 1:52

165: Giano Petrucelli Air Force Academy, CO (Air Force) DEC Antrell Taylor Omaha, NE (Nebraska), 12-9

165: Brevin Cassella Nashoba, MA (Binghamton) DEC Max Mayfield Evanston, IL (Northwestern), 1-1 TB2

165: Cameron Amine Brighton, MI (Michigan) DEC Isaiah Estrada Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina), 6-3



174: Lorenzo Norman Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Shane Griffith westwood, NJ (Michigan), 4-2

174: Danny Wask Annapolis, MD (Navy) DEC Alexander Faison Whispering Pines, NC (NC State), 2-2 TB1

174: Adam Kemp Palatine, IL (Cal Poly) DEC Jared Simma Shawnee, KS (Northern Iowa), 4-2

174: Travis Wittlake Corvallis, OR (Oregon State) TF William Ebert Binghamton, NY (Binghamton), 18-2 3:19

174: Cade Devos Altoona, IA (South Dakota State) MD Lucas Uliano Boone, NC (Appalachian State), 9-0

174: Mj Gaitan Temecula, IA (Iowa State) DEC David Ferrante Lake in the hills, IL (Northwestern), 15-10

174: Austin Murphy Buies Creek, NC (Campbell) F Cael Valencia Downey, CA (Arizona State), 3:59

174: Carson Kharchla Powell, OH (Ohio State) F Adam Thebeau Belleville, IL (Nebraska), 2:12



184: Parker Keckeisen cedar falls, IA (Northern Iowa) TF Jacob Armstrong Orem, UT (Utah Valley), 20-5 7:00

184: Gavin Kane Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina) MD Troy Fisher Evanston, IL (Northwestern), 15-4

184: Lenny Pinto Stroudsburg, PA (Nebraska) DEC Dylan Fishback Raleigh, NC (NC State), 4-1 SV

184: Dustin Plott Blanchard, OK (Oklahoma State) TF Caleb Hopkins Palmer, AK (Campbell), 21-5 5:43

184: Sam Wolf Warsaw, NY (Air Force) DEC Christopher Foca HACKENSACK, NJ (Cornell), 7-5

184: Gavin Hoffman MONTOURSVILLE, PA (Ohio State) DEC Sam Fisher Blacksburg, VA (Virginia Tech), 2-1

184: William Feldkamp Pinckney, MI (Iowa State) TF David Key Snellville, GA (Navy), 22-7 7:00

184: Trey Munoz Corvallis, OR (Oregon State) F Tony Negron Brentwood NY, NC (Arizona State), 4:17



197: Tanner Sloan alburnett, IA (South Dakota State) MD Jack Wehmeyer New York, NY (Columbia), 12-0

197: Max Shaw Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina) DEC Luke Geog Upper Arlington, OH (Ohio State), 5-4

197: Jaxon Smith College Park, MD (Maryland) DEC Wyatt Voelker Manchester, IA (Northern Iowa), 4-3

197: Luke Surber Tuttle, OK (Oklahoma State) DEC Julien Broderson Davenport, IA (Iowa State), 7-3

197: Jacob Cardenas Kearny, NJ (Cornell) MD Levi Hopkins Palmer, AK (Campbell), 13-3

197: Silas Allred Anderson, IN (Nebraska) MD Evan Bates Evanston, IL (Northwestern), 11-2

197: Evan Bockman Anchorage, AK (Utah Valley) DEC Nick Stemmet Yorkville, IL (Stanford), 4-3

197: Trent Hidlay Lewistown, PA (NC State) DEC Justin Rademacher West Linn, OR (Oregon State), 11-4



285: Lucas Davison Evanston, IL (Michigan) F Harley Andrews Tuttle, OK (Nebraska), 2:36

285: Hunter Catka Brookhaven, PA (Virginia Tech) MD Nolan Neves Blairstown, NJ (Columbia), 14-1

285: Taye Ghadiali Warren, MI (Campbell) MD Cory Day Binghamton, NY (Binghamton), 17-6

285: Owen Trephan Summerville, SC (NC State) DEC David Szuba Lawrence Township, NJ (Rider), 4-2

285: Grady Griess Annapolis, MD (Navy) MD Antonio Ramos Air Force Academy, CO (Air Force), 15-2

285: Konner Doucet Comanche, OK (Oklahoma State) DEC Boone Mcdermott Corvallis, OR (Oregon State), 3-2 TB2

285: Nick Feldman Quarryville, OH (Ohio State) DEC Lewis Fernandes Ithaca, NY (Cornell), 8-1

285: Yonger Bastida Ames, IA (Iowa State) DEC Jack Jessen Evanston, IL (Northwestern), 11-4

 

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Quarterfinal Results​

125: Nico Provo Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Matt Ramos West Lafayette, IN (Purdue), 8-1

125: Jore Volk Laramie, WY (Wyoming) DEC Caleb Smith High Point, NC (Nebraska), 4-2

125: Brett Ungar ithaca, NY (Cornell) DEC Brandon Kaylor Puyallup, WA (Oregon State), 2-1

125: Michael Deaugustino Evanston, IL (Michigan) DEC Tanner Jordan Brookings, SD (South Dakota State), 6-3



133: Evan Frost Des Moines, IA (Iowa State) MD Zeth Romney Simi Valley, CA (Cal Poly), 16-3

133: Kai Orine Raleigh, NC (NC State) DEC Gabe Whisenhunt Corvallis, OR (Oregon State), 6-4

133: Tyler Knox Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Reece Witcraft Coweta, OK (Oklahoma State), 2-1

133: Derrick Cardinal Brookings, SD (South Dakota State) MD Domenic Zaccone orland park, IL (Campbell), 14-3



141: Jesse Mendez Crown Point, IN (Ohio State) TF Vince Cornella Ithaca, NY (Cornell), 18-1 7:00

141: Lachlan Mcneil Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina) DEC Anthony Echemendia Ames, IA (Iowa State), 9-6

141: Brock Hardy Brigham City, UT (Nebraska) DEC Tagen Jamison Stillwater, OK (Oklahoma State), 4-0

141: Ryan Jack Raleigh, NC (NC State) MD Cael Happel Lisbon, IA (Northern Iowa), 15-6



149: Caleb Henson Blacksburg, VA (Virginia Tech) DEC Chance Lamer Corvallis, OR (Cal Poly), 10-6

149: Kyle Parco Concord, CA (Arizona State) DEC Casey Swiderski Dundee, MI (Iowa State), 4-2

149: Dylan D`emilio Curtice, OH (Ohio State) DEC Jackson Arrington Raleigh, NC (NC State), 9-8

149: Ridge Lovett Post Falls, ID (Nebraska) DEC Quinn Kinner South Harrison Township, NJ (Rider), 13-6



157: Jacori Teemer Long Beach, NY (Arizona State) DEC Ryder Downey Indianola, IA (Northern Iowa), 7-2

157: Daniel Cardenas Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Meyer Shapiro Ithaca, NY (Cornell), 8-5

157: Will Lewan Chicago, IL (Michigan) DEC Peyten Kellar Athens, OH (Ohio), 5-2 SV

157: Peyton Robb Lincoln, NE (Nebraska) MD Cael Swensen Brookings, SD (South Dakota State), 10-0


165: Julian Ramirez Ithaca, NY (Cornell) DEF Matthew Olguin Clovis, CA (Oregon State), 3-0 2:48

165: David Carr Centerville, OH (Iowa State) MD Garrett Thompson Athens, OH (Ohio), 15-3

165: Izzak Olejnik DeKalb, IL (Oklahoma State) DEC Giano Petrucelli Air Force Academy, CO (Air Force), 8-1

165: Cameron Amine Brighton, MI (Michigan) DEC Brevin Cassella Nashoba, MA (Binghamton), 4-2



174: Travis Wittlake Corvallis, OR (Oregon State) DEF Adam Kemp Palatine, IL (Cal Poly), 5-4 6:50

174: Danny Wask Annapolis, MD (Navy) DEC Lorenzo Norman Stanford, CA (Stanford), 5-0

174: Cade Devos Altoona, IA (South Dakota State) MD Mj Gaitan Temecula, IA (Iowa State), 10-2

174: Carson Kharchla Powell, OH (Ohio State) DEC Austin Murphy Buies Creek, NC (Campbell), 6-0



184: Parker Keckeisen cedar falls, IA (Northern Iowa) MD Gavin Kane Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina), 13-3

184: William Feldkamp Pinckney, MI (Iowa State) F Trey Munoz Corvallis, OR (Oregon State), 2:21

184: Sam Wolf Warsaw, NY (Air Force) DEC Gavin Hoffman MONTOURSVILLE, PA (Ohio State), 4-1 SV

184: Lenny Pinto Stroudsburg, PA (Nebraska) DEC Dustin Plott Blanchard, OK (Oklahoma State), 12-10



197: Trent Hidlay Lewistown, PA (NC State) TF Evan Bockman Anchorage, AK (Utah Valley), 21-5 6:23

197: Jacob Cardenas Kearny, NJ (Cornell) TF Silas Allred Anderson, IN (Nebraska), 17-1 5:52

197: Tanner Sloan alburnett, IA (South Dakota State) DEC Max Shaw Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina), 2-0

197: Jaxon Smith College Park, MD (Maryland) M FOR Luke Surber Tuttle, OK (Oklahoma State)



285: Taye Ghadiali Warren, MI (Campbell) DEC Owen Trephan Summerville, SC (NC State), 2-1

285: Yonger Bastida Ames, IA (Iowa State) MD Nick Feldman Quarryville, OH (Ohio State), 13-5

285: Lucas Davison Evanston, IL (Michigan) MD Hunter Catka Brookhaven, PA (Virginia Tech), 11-2

 

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Semifinal Matchups​

125: #30 Nico Provo, Stanford vs #16 Jore Volk, Wyoming

125: #6 Brett Ungar, Cornell vs #8 Michael DeAugustino, Michigan



133: #5 Kai Orine, NC State vs #18 Derrick Cardinal, SDSU

133: Tyler Knox, Stanford vs #11 Evan Frost, Iowa State



141: #3 Lachlan McNeil, North Carolina vs #7 Ryan Jack, NC State

141: #5 Jesse Mendez, Ohio State vs #4 Brock Hardy, Nebraska



149: #1 Ridge Lovett, Nebraska vs #7 Dylan D'Emilio, Ohio State

149: #4 Caleb Henson, VA Tech vs vs #3 Kyle Parco, Arizona State



157: #3 Peyton Robb, Nebraska vs #6 Will Lewan, Michigan

157: #9 Daniel Cardenas, Stanford vs #4 Jacori Teemer, Arizona State



165: #2 David Carr, Iowa State vs #7 Julian Ramirez, Cornell

165: #4 Izzak Olejnik, OK State vs #3 Cam Amine, Michigan



174: #28 Danny Wask, Navy vs #11 Travis Wittlake, Oregon State

174: #8 Cade DeVos, SDSU vs #4 Carson Kharchla, Ohio State



184: #1 Parker Keckeisen, UNI vs #12 Lenny Pinto, Nebraska

184: #14 (174) Sam Wolf, Air Force vs #6 Will Feldkamp vs Iowa State



197: #2 Tanner Sloan, SDSU vs #8 Jaxon Smith, Maryland

197: #6 Jacob Cardenas, Stanford vs #5 Trent Hidlay, NC State



285: #3 Lucas Davison, Michigan vs #15 Taye Ghadiali, Campbell

285: #10 Grady Griess, Navy vs #6 Yonger Bastida, Iowa State

 

[MitchLL]

Okie State not exactly tearing it up yet, either.

 

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125 lbs​

Round of 32​

#30 Dominic Mendez, Cal Poly maj. dec. #23 Eddie Ventresca, Virginia Tech - 14-4

Troy Hohman, NC State dec. #25 Tucker Owens, Air Force - 10-6

Consolation Round of 16 #1​

Noah Luna, App State dec. #23 Eddie Ventresca, Virginia Tech - 14-2

Round of 16​

#30 Nico Provo, Stanford dec. #15 Kysen Terukina, Iowa State - 12-5

Consolation Round of 16 #2​

#29 Brendan McCrone, Ohio State maj. dec. #25 Tucker Owens, Air Force - 13-0

Richard Sandoval, Cal State Bakersfield dec. #15 Kysen Terukina, Iowa State - 7-4

Consolation Round of 8 #1​

Troy Spratley, Oklahoma State maj. dec. #20 Spencer Moore, North Carolina - 11-2

#29 Brendan McCrone, Ohio State dec. #18 Nick Babin, Columbia - 5-3

Quarterfinals​

#30 Nico Provo, Stanford dec. #3 Matt Ramos, Purdue - 8-1

#16 Jore Volk, Wyoming dec. #10 Caleb Smith, Nebraska - 4-2

133 lbs​

Round of 32​

Tyler Knox, Stanford maj. dec. #17 Nic Bouzakis, Ohio State - 11-3

Zeth Romney, Cal Poly dec. #29 Haiden Drury, Utah Valley - 11-4

Consolation Round of 16 #1​

Jameson Garcia, Harvard dec. #29 Haiden Drury, Utah Valley - 7-1

Round of 16​

#25 Gabe Whisenhunt, Oregon State dec. #24 Caden McCrary, North Carolina - 4-2

Reece Witcraft, Oklahoma State dec. #10 Julian Chlebove, Arizona State - 7-3

Consolation Round of 16 #2​

Dustin Norris, Purdue dec. #24 Caden McCrary, North Carolina - 4-3

Consolation Round of 8 #1​

#21 Ethan Oakley, App State dec. #14 Brendan Ferretti, Navy - 9-7

Quarterfinals​

#18 Derrick Cardinal, SD State maj. dec. #9 Domenic Zaccone, Campbell - 14-3

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

Julian Farber, Northern Iowa dec. #25 Gabe Whisenhunt, Oregon State 14-1

141 lbs​

Round of 16​

#30 Anthony Echemendia, Iowa State Fall #24 Cleveland Belton, Oregon State - 2:38

Tagen Jamison, Oklahoma State dec. #10 Josh Koderhandt, Navy - 4-2

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

Tagen Jamison, Oklahoma State dec. #31 Sergio Lemley, Michigan - 7-6

 

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149 lbs​

Consolation Round of 16 #2​

#26 Derek Raike, Ohio Tech Fall #15 Ethen Miller, Maryland - 16-1

Consolation Round of 8 #1​

Gabe Willochel, Wyoming dec. #25 Jayden Scott, North Carolina - 4-1

Dylan Gilcher, Michigan dec. #26 Derek Raike, Ohio - 8-5

Quarterfinals​

#7 Dylan D’Emilio, Ohio State dec. #5 Jackson Arrington, NC State - 9-8

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

Nash Singleton, Oregon State dec. #13 Quinn Kinner, Rider - 8-6

157 lbs​

Round of 32​

Ryder Downey, Northern Iowa dec. #12 Trevor Chumbley, Northwestern - 8-2

Round of 16​

#17 Peyton Kellar, Ohio dec. #8 Ed Scott, NC State - 7-4

#19 Meyer Shapiro, Cornell maj. dec. #5 Bryce Andonian, Virginia Tech - 16-4

Ryder Downey, Northern Iowa dec. #15 Paddy Gallagher, Ohio State - 8-5

165 lbs​

Round of 16​

#19 Giano Petrucelli, Air Force dec. #17 Antrell Taylor, Nebraska - 12-9

#24 Brevin Cassella, Binghamton dec. #16 Maxx Mayfield, Northwestern - 1-1, TB-2

Consolation Round of 8 #1​

#31 Will Miller, App State dec. #21 Connor Brady, Virginia Tech - 5-1

Stoney Buell, Purdue maj. dec. #17 Antrell Taylor, Nebraska - 12-1

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

Hunter Garvin, Stanford maj. dec. #19 Giano Petrucelli, Air Force - 14-4

#18 Garrett Thompson, Ohio dec. #16 Maxx Mayfield, Northwestern - 2-0

174 lbs​

Rd of 16​

Lorenzo Norman, Stanford dec. #3 Shane Griffith, Michigan - 4-2

#28 Danny Wask, Navy dec. #26 Alex Faison, NC - 2-2, TB1

Quarterfinals​

#11 Travis Wittlake, Oregon State dec. #6 Adam Kemp, Cal Poly - 5-4

184 lbs​

Round of 16​

#14 Sam Wolf, Air Force dec. #3 Chris Foca, Cornell - 7-5

 

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Consolation Round of 16 #2​

Aaron Ayzerov, Columbia maj. dec. #3 Chris Foca, Cornell - 9-1

Consolation Round of 8 #1​

#24 Zayne Leyman, Ohio dec. #13 David Key, Navy - 4-2

Quarterfinals​

#12 Lenny Pinto, Nebraska dec. #5 Dustin Plott, Oklahoma State - 12-10

#14 Sam Wolf, Air Force dec. #11 Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State - 4-1

#6 Will Feldkamp, Iowa State Fall #4 Trey Munoz, Oregon State - 2:21

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

#16 Sam Fisher, Virginia Tech dec. #9 Gavin Kane, North Carolina - 4-2

#18 Dylan Fishback, NC State dec. #5 Trey Munoz, Oregon State - 9-6, OT

Jaden Bullock, Michigan dec. #11 Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State - 4-3

197 lbs​

Round of 32​

#33 Jack Wemeyer, Columbia dec. #32 Bobby Striggow, Michigan - 8-2

Consolation Round of 16 #1​

Sonny Sasso, Virginia Tech dec. #32 Bobby Striggow, Michigan - 3-1

Round of 16​

#18 Evan Bockman, Utah Valley dec. #14 Nick Stemmet, Stanford - 4-3

#21 Max Shaw, North Carolina dec. #16 Luke Geog, Ohio State - 5-4

Round of 16 Consolation #2​

Joey Novak, Wyoming fall #16 Luke Geog, Ohio State - 5:58

Sonny Sasso, Virginia Tech maj. dec. #20 Evan Bates, Northwestern - 13-5

Consolation Round of 8 #1​

Wyatt Voelker, Northern Iowa dec. #25 Julien Broderson, Iowa State - 8-6

Joey Novak, Wyoming dec. #33 Jack Wehmeyer, Columbia - 8-6

Sonny Sasso, Virginia Tech maj. dec. #19 Levi Hopkins, Campbell - 11-3

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

Joey Novak, Wyoming dec. #18 Evan Bockman, Utah Vatlley - 9-6

285 lbs​

Round of 32​

Nolan Neves, Columbia dec. #25 Seth Nevills, Maryland - 6-3

Round of 16​

#18 Nick Feldman, Ohio State dec. #16 Lewis Fernandes, Cornell - 8-1

#21 Konner Doucet, Oklahoma State dec. #17 Boone McDermott, Oregon State - 3-2

Quarterfinals​

Taye Ghadiali, Campbell dec. Owen Trephan, NC State - 2-1

Consolation Round of 8 #2​

#17 Boone McDermott, Oregon State dec. Owen Trephan, NC State - 4-1

 

[MitchLL]

So David Carr losses, and you guessed it...ref's fault.

Swiddy lost as well...yep, ref's fault.

 

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Semifinal Results​

125: Nico Provo Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Jore Volk Laramie, WY (Wyoming), 8-1

125: Brett Ungar ithaca, NY (Cornell) DEF Michael Deaugustino Evanston, IL (Michigan), 8-1 6:01



133: Evan Frost Des Moines, IA (Iowa State) DEC Tyler Knox Stanford, CA (Stanford), 2-1

133: Kai Orine Raleigh, NC (NC State) DEC Derrick Cardinal Brookings, SD (South Dakota State), 6-3



141: Jesse Mendez Crown Point, IN (Ohio State) MD Brock Hardy Brigham City, UT (Nebraska), 11-3

141: Ryan Jack Raleigh, NC (NC State) DEC Lachlan Mcneil Chapel Hill, NC (North Carolina), 4-2



149: Caleb Henson Blacksburg, VA (Virginia Tech) DEC Kyle Parco Concord, CA (Arizona State), 5-0

149: Ridge Lovett Post Falls, ID (Nebraska) MD Dylan D`emilio Curtice, OH (Ohio State), 11-0



157: Jacori Teemer Long Beach, NY (Arizona State) MD Daniel Cardenas Stanford, CA (Stanford), 14-6

157: Peyton Robb Lincoln, NE (Nebraska) DEC Will Lewan Chicago, IL (Michigan), 8-2



165: Izzak Olejnik DeKalb, IL (Oklahoma State) DEC Cameron Amine Brighton, MI (Michigan), 6-4

165: Julian Ramirez Ithaca, NY (Cornell) DEC David Carr Centerville, OH (Iowa State), 4-3



174: Cade Devos Altoona, IA (South Dakota State) DEC Carson Kharchla Powell, OH (Ohio State), 11-8

174: Travis Wittlake Corvallis, OR (Oregon State) DEC Danny Wask Annapolis, MD (Navy), 9-8



184: William Feldkamp Pinckney, MI (Iowa State) MD Sam Wolf Warsaw, NY (Air Force), 10-0

184: Parker Keckeisen cedar falls, IA (Northern Iowa) DEC Lenny Pinto Stroudsburg, PA (Nebraska), 8-4



197: Trent Hidlay Lewistown, PA (NC State) MD Jacob Cardenas Kearny, NJ (Cornell), 10-2

197: Jaxon Smith College Park, MD (Maryland) DEC Tanner Sloan alburnett, IA (South Dakota State), 8-2



285: Yonger Bastida Ames, IA (Iowa State) TF Grady Griess Annapolis, MD (Navy), 18-3 4:25

285: Lucas Davison Evanston, IL (Michigan) DEC Taye Ghadiali Warren, MI (Campbell), 6-2

 

[Valholl]

Team Scores​

1. Iowa State 130.5

2. Nebraska 125.5

3. Ohio State 123.5

4. NC State 115

5. Oregon State 98.5

6. Cornell 93.5

7. Stanford 85.5

8. Michigan 81.5

9. Oklahoma State 78.5

10. South Dakota State 74

​

Finals Results​

125: Nico Provo Stanford, CA (Stanford) DEC Brett Ungar ithaca, NY (Cornell), 5-1

133: Kai Orine Raleigh, NC (NC State) MD Evan Frost Des Moines, IA (Iowa State), 12-4

141: Jesse Mendez Crown Point, IN (Ohio State) DEC Ryan Jack Raleigh, NC (NC State), 5-2

149: Ridge Lovett Post Falls, ID (Nebraska) DEC Caleb Henson Blacksburg, VA (Virginia Tech), 4-3

157: Peyton Robb Lincoln, NE (Nebraska) DEC Jacori Teemer Long Beach, NY (Arizona State), 6-4

165: Izzak Olejnik DeKalb, IL (Oklahoma State) DEC Julian Ramirez Ithaca, NY (Cornell), 4-2

174: Cade Devos Altoona, IA (South Dakota State) DEC Travis Wittlake Corvallis, OR (Oregon State), 9-7

184: Parker Keckeisen cedar falls, IA (Northern Iowa) MD William Feldkamp Pinckney, MI (Iowa State), 14-4

197: Trent Hidlay Lewistown, PA (NC State) DEC Jaxon Smith College Park, MD (Maryland), 5-2

285: Yonger Bastida Ames, IA (Iowa State) DEC Lucas Davison Evanston, IL (Michigan), 5-3

 

[Valholl]

Saturday, December 2​

Virginia at North Dakota State

Buffalo 25, Kent State 15

125: Max Elton (BUFF) over Adan Benavidez (KENT) (Dec 7-3)

133: Tommy Maddox (BUFF) over Pablo Castro (KENT) (Dec 6-4)

141: Billy Meiszner (KENT) over Andy Lucinsky (BUFF) (MD 9-1)

149: Nick Stampoulos (BUFF) over Kaden Setzer (KENT) (Fall 1:52)

157: Ty Raines (BUFF) over Keegan Knapp (KENT) (MD 14-4)

165: Hunter Shaut (BUFF) over Aaron Ferguson (KENT) (Dec 4-2)

174: Jay Nivison (BUFF) over Waylon Wehler (KENT) (Dec 4-1)

184: Chase Kranitz (BUFF) over Kyle Snider (KENT) (Dec 5-1)

197: Blake Schaffer (KENT) over Lonnell Owens-Pabon (BUFF) (TF 20-5 5:54)

285: Josh Boggan (KENT) over Magnus Bibla (BUFF) (Fall 3:32)

Cleveland State at George Mason

Buffalo 20, Gardner-Webb 17

125: Drew West (GW) over Max Elton (BUFF) (TF 17-1 6:38)

133: Tommy Maddox (BUFF) over Tyson Lane (GW) (Fall 3:42)

141: Todd Carter (GW) over Andy Lucinsky (BUFF) (Dec 11-4)

149: Nick Stampoulos (BUFF) over Zach Price (GW) (Dec 6-2)

157: Ty Raines (BUFF) over Tyler Brignola (GW) (Dec 5-2)

165: Hunter Shaut (BUFF) over Andrew Wilson (GW) (TF 21-5 5:03)

174: Sam Mora (GW) over Marcus Petite (BUFF) (Dec 12-8)

184: Jha`Quan Anderson (GW) over Chase Kranitz (BUFF) (SV-1 4-1)

197: Sam Mitchell (BUFF) over Josh McCutchen (GW) (Dec 9-4)

285: Peyton McComas (GW) over Lonnell Owens-Pabon (BUFF) (Dec 6-1)

Chattanooga 38, Kent State 3

125: Brayden Palmer (CHAT) over Nico Calello (KENT) (MD 14-3)

133: Blake Boarman (CHAT) over Matt Ellis (KENT) (TF 15-0 7:00)

141: Isaiah Powe (CHAT) over Billy Meiszner (KENT) (MD 15-6)

149: Noah Castillo (CHAT) over Kaden Setzer (KENT) (MD 17-5)

157: Jackson Hurst (CHAT) over Keegan Knapp (KENT) (Dec 4-2)

165: Kamdyn Munro (CHAT) over Aaron Ferguson (KENT) (Fall 1:07)

174: Sergio Desiante (CHAT) over Aidan Faria (KENT) (Dec 8-1)

184: Kyle Snider (KENT) over Landon Lewis (CHAT) (Dec 8-3)

197: David Harper (CHAT) over Blake Schaffer (KENT) (Fall 1:05)

285: Kaleb Snodgrass (CHAT) over Josh Boggan (KENT) (Dec 4-0)

Chattanooga 27, Buffalo 12

125: Brayden Palmer (CHAT) over Max Elton (BUFF) (MD 8-0)

133: Blake Boarman (CHAT) over Tommy Maddox (BUFF) (Dec 12-5)

141: Isaiah Powe (CHAT) over Caleb Brooks (BUFF) (MD 10-1)

149: Noah Castillo (CHAT) over Nick Stampoulos (BUFF) (Dec 11-5)

157: Ty Raines (BUFF) over Jackson Hurst (CHAT) (Dec 8-6)

165: Kamdyn Munro (CHAT) over Hunter Shaut (BUFF) (Fall 4:12)

174: Sergio Desiante (CHAT) over Marcus Petite (BUFF) (Dec 8-5)

184: Chase Kranitz (BUFF) over Landon Lewis (CHAT) (Fall 1:41)

197: Sam Mitchell (BUFF) over David Harper (CHAT) (Dec 8-5)

285: Kaleb Snodgrass (CHAT) over Magnus Bibla (BUFF) (MD 13-0)

Kent State at Gardner-Webb

Davidson at George Mason

Davidson at American

 

[Valholl]

Gardner-Webb 28, Kent State 11

125: Drew West (GW) over Adan Benavidez (KENT) (MD 14-3)

133: Tyson Lane (GW) over Matt Ellis (KENT) (MD 11-0)

141: Billy Meiszner (KENT) over Todd Carter (GW) (Dec 8-5)

149: #32 Zach Price (GW) over Michael Lewarchick (KENT) (MD 14-5)

157: Keegan Knapp (KENT) over Drew Pepin (GW) (MD 20-9)

165: Aaron Ferguson (KENT) over Andrew Wilson (GW) (MD 8-0)

174: Sam Mora (GW) over Waylon Wehler (KENT) (Dec 6-2)

184: Jha'Quan Anderson (GW) over Kyle Snider (KENT) (Dec 5-0)

197: Josh McCutchen (GW) over Blake Schaffer (KENT) (MD 31-23)

285: Peyton McComas (GW) over Josh Boggan (KENT) (Fall 2:43)

George Mason 23, Cleveland State 14

125: Ben Aranda (CSU) over Ben Monn (GMU) (Dec 4-1)

133: Shawn Nonaka (GMU) over Canyon Wells (CSU) (Dec 4-2)

141: #21 Nate Higley (GMU) over (CSU) (For.)

149: Douglas Terry (CSU) over Kaden Cassidy (GMU) (Dec 9-4)

157: #22 DJ McGee (GMU) over Shane Heil (CSU) (Dec 13-7)

165: Tate Geiser (CSU) over Evan Maag (GMU) (Dec 10-3)

174: Sean Coughlin (GMU) over Gavin Ricketts (CSU) (Dec 7-2)

184: Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Joey Lyons (CSU) (Dec 4-0)

197: #26 Benjamin Smith (CSU) over Ruben Karapetyan (GMU) (TF 19-4)

285: #32 Chad Nix (GMU) over Mason Cover (CSU) (TF 17-1)

George Mason 24, Davidson 10

125: Ben Monn (GMU) over Enis Ljikovic (DAV) (Dec 3-0)

133: Shawn Nonaka (GMU) over Hale Robinson (DAV) (Dec 8-2)

141: #21 Nate Higley (GMU) over Joshua Viarengo (DAV) (MD 14-3)

149: Kaden Cassidy (GMU) over Tyler-Xavier McKnight (DAV) (Dec 5-2)

157: Tanner Peake (DAV) over #22 DJ McGee (GMU) (TB-1 2-2)

165: Marc Koch (DAV) over Evan Maag (GMU) (MD 12-2)

174: Bryce Sanderlin (DAV) over Paul Pierce (GMU) (Dec 4-2)

184: Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Wyatt Ferguson (DAV) (TF 16-0 5:45)

197: Ruben Karapetyan (GMU) over Cameo Blankenship (DAV) (TB-1 3-2)

285: #32 Chad Nix (GMU) over Jake Fernicola (DAV) (Dec 3-0)

American 31, Davidson 7

125: Shamil Kalmatov (AU) dec. Enis Ljikovic (Davidson), 5-0

133: Maximilian Leete (AU) major dec. Hale Robinson (Davidson), 9-0

141: Raymond Lopez (AU) tech. fall Josh Viarengo (Davidson), 17-1 (5:23)

149: Tyler-Xavier McKnight (Davidson) dec. Ethan Szerencsits (AU), 11-8 SV

157: Jack Nies (AU) dec. Tanner Peake (Davidson), 9-6 TB

165: Bryce Sanderlin (Davidson) major dec. Breon Phifer (AU), 11-2

174: Lucas White (AU) dec. Marc Koch (Davidson), 6-0

184: Connor Bourne (AU) dec. Wyatt Ferguson (Davidson), 4-0

197: Carsten Rawls (AU) major dec. Cameo Blankenship (Davidson), 9-0

285: Will Jarrell (AU) pinned Jake Fernicola (Davidson), 2:58

 

[Valholl]

Sunday, December 3​

Bloomsburg vs VMI

Michigan State at Franklin & Marshall

Clarion vs. West Liberty at Drexel

Little Rock at Drexel

Bloomsburg vs Presbyterian

VMI at Franklin & Marshall

Clarion vs Little Rock at Drexel

West Liberty at Drexel

Bloomsburg vs Michigan State

Presbyterian at Franklin & Marshall

Indiana at Princeton

Bellarmine at Queens

Clarion at Drexel

 

[Redm18]

Watching PSU against Lehigh they don't exactly look in unbeatable good but not perfect. Granted this is form 125-157.

 

[AriesRam]

Watching PSU against Lehigh they don't exactly look in unbeatable good but not perfect. Granted this is form 125-157.

That aged poorly and quickly.

 

[eb05]

pretty cool pic of aaron brooks at todays psu dual

 

[Redm18]

That aged poorly and quickly.

I don't think Iowa will beat PSU but Imo PSU did not look unbeatable.
Steen is nothing special
Naogo got beat
Bartlet looked good but I'm thinking woods beats him
Van Ness did not wrestle
Haines certainly looked beatable
Mesenbrink looked good but I like our guy
Star looked really good
Truxax looked good
Brooks did not wrestle
Kerk looked good.
I think reasonablly we take four matches here. PSU looked good but certainly not flawless.
A few second semester additions and a couple of key injuries and it looks competitive.

 

[Valholl]

From FLO
Top-ranked Penn State dropped Lehigh in State College, 30-10 in a battle of in-state rivals. Here's a blow-by-blow account of what transpired.

125: Sheldon Seymour (Lehigh) dec. Gary Steen (Penn State), 4-1
First period: Seymour hits a single halfway through the period but Steen kicks out. Still neutral. Seymour takes four shots but doesn't score. 0-0.

Second period: Steen begins in the down position. Steen gets out in six seconds to take a 1-0 lead. Steen had an opportunity to score off of a counter but the action was stalemated. Still 1-0 in favor of Steen.

Third period: Seymour begins in the down position. Steen locks up a cradle but Seymour kicks out and gets the escape to tie the score, 1-1. After review, Seymour gets a late takedown and wins the match 4-1.

Lehigh 3, Penn State 0

133: #1 Ryan Crookham (Lehigh) dec. #4 Aaron Nagao (Penn State), 6-4
First period: Nagao hits a single but the action is stopped immediately due to a potentially dangerous hold. Stall warning against Crookham as Nagao is in on the legs but stalemate is called. Shot by Crookham at the end of the period but the action rolls through as the buzzer sounds. No score.

Second period: Nagao starts on the bottom and escapes immediately for a 1-0 lead. Crookham hits a deep shot and scores a three-point takedown for a 3-1 lead halfway through the period. Crookham leads 6-2 thanks to a pair of takedowns.

Third period: A stall call against Crookham with seven seconds left isn't enough. Crookham wins, 6-4 after Nagao earns a riding time point.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 0

141: #2 Beau Bartlett (Penn State) major decision Carter Bailey (Lehigh), 14-6

First period: Bartlett is on board early with a takedown and a 3-0 lead but an escape and a takedown by Bailey make it 4-3 in the first 30 seconds. Escape by Bartlett ties it 4-4. Low shot by Bartlett at the end of the period but time runs out and the score remains 4-4.

Second period: Bartlett starts on the bottom and escapes to take a 5-4 lead. Bartlett scores a takedown for an 8-4 lead. Uncontested escape by Bailey for an 8-5 lead in favor of Bartlett. Bartlett works a front headlock and secures another takedown for an 11-5 lead at the end of the period.

Third period: Bailey starts on the bottom and gets the escape. Bartlett gets another takedown and eventually gets a 14-6 major decision.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 4

149: Tyler Kasak (Penn State) dec. Drew Munch (Lehigh), 7-5
First period: Kasak with the first takedown but Munch gets an escape. Kasak gets the go-behind to go up 6-2 after an escape by Munch.

Second period: Munch starts on the bottom and seems committed to the ride early. Munch escapes in 35 seconds but Kasak still leads, 6-3. Munch hits a single late in the period but Kasak counters out after a lengthy exchange.

Third period: Kasak starts in the down position and escapes in 10 seconds for a 7-3 lead. Kasak drives Munch around with double underhooks and locks his hands and Kasak is called for an illegal hold. Kasak leads, 7-4. Munch takes a couple of shots and Kasak is called for stalling. Munch is close to a takedown as time expires but Kasak wins, 7-5.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 7

157: #1 Levi Haines (Penn State) dec. #30 Max Brignola (Lehigh), 11-6
First period: Brignola strikes first with a single-leg takedown for a 3-1 lead after Haines escapes. Haines hits a single with 25 seconds left for a takedown and a 4-3 lead with 15 seconds left. Brignola escapes, and the score is 4-4.

Second period: Brignola starts in the down position but escapes in 30 seconds for a 5-4 lead. Brignola hits another shot but Haines sprawls out and a stalemate is called with 23 seconds left. Late single by Haines but time runs out.

Third period: Haines escapes in six seconds to tie the match, 5-5. A sweep single by Haines makes the score 8-5. Stall warning against Haines for dropping down on the leg. Brignola gets an escape but wins the scramble, adds another takedown, and Haines wins 11-6.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 10

165: #23 Mitchell Messenbrink (Penn State) tech fall #30 Jake Logan (Lehigh), 17-2
First period: Lengthy scramble that ends in a head-to-toe stalemate position with 1:14 remaining. Logan hits a single but Mesenbrink counters a cradle attempt and scores a 3-point takedown for a 3-0 lead as time expires.

Second period: Mesenbrink escapes in 15 seconds then adds another takedown for a 7-0 lead. Logan gets an escape halfway through the period but Mesenbrink scores on a single a few seconds later for a 10-1 lead following a stall warning against Logan.

Third period: Neutral start. Mesenbrink scores on a stall warning against Logan then hits a low single for a 14-1 lead. Logan given an escape halfway through the period but Mesenbrink scores on a single for a 17-2 tech.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 15

174: #1 Carter Starocci (Penn State) FALL Thayne Lawrence (Lehigh)
First period: Starocci scores on a single near the edge for a 3-0 lead with 2:31 remaining. An intentional release by Starocci makes it 3-1. Starocci switches off for another three-point takedown but releases Lawrence for a 6-2 lead. A third takedown of the match makes it 9-2. Bow and arrow near the edge of the mat turns into a fall for Starocci.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 21

184: #2 Bernie Truax (Penn State) tech. fall Jack Wilt (Lehigh), 19-4
First period: An ankle pick takedown by Truax gets things started. Truax locks up a cradle but Wilt breaks the grip. A reversal by Wilt followed by an escape by Truax makes the score 4-2. Wilt kicks out of a late shot by Truax but Truax leads 4-2 at the end of the period.

Second period: Truax starts on the bottom and escapes in 10 seconds for a 5-2 lead. A low shot by Truax adds another three-point takedown for an 8-2 lead halfway through the period.

Third period: Wilt chooses neutral to start the third period. Truax locks a cradle for a takedown for an 11-2 lead. An escape by Wilt followed by another Truax takedown makes it 14-3. Wilt escapes and then gets called for stalling. Another takedown by Truax plus a riding time point makes it 19-4.

Lehigh 6, Penn State 26

197: #9 Michael Beard (Lehigh) major decision Lucas Cochran (Penn State), 20-6
First period: Beard scores on a go-behind halfway through the period for a 3-0 lead. Cochran gets an escape with 35 seconds remaining. Beard leads 3-1 thanks to the lone takedown.

Second period: Beard starts on bottom and escapes for a 4-1 lead. Counterattack adds three more for Beard but an escape by Cochran makes it 7-2. Another counter by Beard makes it 10-3 after an escape by Cochran.

Third period: Cochran starts on bottom and Beard appears committed to the ride. Stall call against Cochran but Beard gives up the escape but still leads, 10-4. Shot by Cochran but Beard scores a counter takedown then another escape and takedown and escape makes it 16-6. A takedown with one second left makes it 20-6 after riding time.

Lehigh 10, Penn State 26

285: #1 Greg Kervliet (Penn State) major decision #12 Nathan Taylor (Lehigh), 11-1
First period: Kerkvliet hits a single halfway through the period but Taylor escapes. Kerkvliet staves off a double-leg attempt by Taylor and takes injury time. Taylor chooses to begin in the neutral position after injury time. No scoring for the remainder of the period. Kerkvliet leads, 3-1.

Second period: Kerkvliet starts in the bottom position and escapes immediately for a 4-1 lead. Kerkvliet powers through and lifts Taylor in the air and eventually scores the takedown for a 7-1 lead. Kerkvliet rides out the remainder of the period and keeps his 7-1 lead.

Third period: Taylor chooses neutral. Kerkvliet scores three more for a 10-1 lead. Kervliet rides out, adds a riding time point, and wins 11-1.

Lehigh 10, Penn State 30

 

[AriesRam]

I don't think Iowa will beat PSU but Imo PSU did not look unbeatable.
Steen is nothing special
Naogo got beat
Bartlet looked good but I'm thinking woods beats him
Van Ness did not wrestle
Haines certainly looked beatable
Mesenbrink looked good but I like our guy
Star looked really good
Truxax looked good
Brooks did not wrestle
Kerk looked good.
I think reasonablly we take four matches here. PSU looked good but certainly not flawless.
A few second semester additions and a couple of key injuries and it looks competitive.

Well no team is unbeatable, a meteor could strike the Penn State practice room while everyone is there. Since that’s unlikely, I don’t believe anyone has a chance this year.
Steen will not be the starter, hopefully Braedon Davis’ redshirt will be pulled so he can wrestle 125 before lightning Luke takes over.
Nagao lost to the number 1 ranked wrestler, he has room to improve with his takedowns and showed that nobody will take bottom position against him.
Bartlett made lots of gains while Woods looks very beatable so far this year. That’s a toss up.
Van Ness- looks much improved this year .
Haines- didn’t look great today but beat a ranked opponent.
Mesenbrink- you may like your guy but Mitchell is in a different league altogether. IMO he’s the next 3 timer.
Starocci- looking his best ever
Truax solid, better than I seen him at the All Star Classic.
Brooks- looking his best ever
Kerkvliet- only person stopping him is Gable if he returns to Minnesota
I see Iowa being blanked way more than them taking 4 matches. Doesn’t matter how many sports cars you get in the future.

 

[Hawkeyes4Life32]

Crookham showing that he is legit and not a flash in the pan

 

[BruceK-PSU83]

Crookham showing that he is legit and not a flash in the pan

Anyone who thought Crookham might be a "flash in the pan" really hasn't been paying much attention.

 

[gymdad]

Well no team is unbeatable, a meteor could strike the Penn State practice room while everyone is there. Since that’s unlikely, I don’t believe anyone has a chance this year.
Steen will not be the starter, hopefully Braedon Davis’ redshirt will be pulled so he can wrestle 125 before lightning Luke takes over.
Nagao lost to the number 1 ranked wrestler, he has room to improve with his takedowns and showed that nobody will take bottom position against him.
Bartlett made lots of gains while Woods looks very beatable so far this year. That’s a toss up.
Van Ness- looks much improved this year .
Haines- didn’t look great today but beat a ranked opponent.
Mesenbrink- you may like your guy but Mitchell is in a different league altogether. IMO he’s the next 3 timer.
Starocci- looking his best ever
Truax solid, better than I seen him at the All Star Classic.
Brooks- looking his best ever
Kerkvliet- only person stopping him is Gable if he returns to Minnesota
I see Iowa being blanked way more than them taking 4 matches. Doesn’t matter how many sports cars you get in the future.

Sorry Brooks did not wrestle today.

 

[AriesRam]

Sorry Brooks did not wrestle today.

Umm neither did Van Ness or Davis. Just stating what I saw so far this year. Nice try though.

 

[gymdad]

Umm neither did Van Ness or Davis. Just stating what I saw so far this year. Nice try though.

Sorry did not realize that. my bad thinking a post in a thread title ‘other results 12/1’ would be a discussion of results from this weekend.

 

[McUSA]

Well no team is unbeatable, a meteor could strike the Penn State practice room while everyone is there. Since that’s unlikely, I don’t believe anyone has a chance this year.
Steen will not be the starter, hopefully Braedon Davis’ redshirt will be pulled so he can wrestle 125 before lightning Luke takes over.
Nagao lost to the number 1 ranked wrestler, he has room to improve with his takedowns and showed that nobody will take bottom position against him.
Bartlett made lots of gains while Woods looks very beatable so far this year. That’s a toss up.
Van Ness- looks much improved this year .
Haines- didn’t look great today but beat a ranked opponent.
Mesenbrink- you may like your guy but Mitchell is in a different league altogether. IMO he’s the next 3 timer.
Starocci- looking his best ever
Truax solid, better than I seen him at the All Star Classic.
Brooks- looking his best ever
Kerkvliet- only person stopping him is Gable if he returns to Minnesota
I see Iowa being blanked way more than them taking 4 matches. Doesn’t matter how many sports cars you get in the future.

Ahhh psu’s #1 fanboy. So sweet.

 

[USPMAN]

pretty cool pic of aaron brooks at todays psu dual

Highly doubt brooks ducks anyone…..sounds like your reaching here

 

[MVPFAN]

I don't think Iowa will beat PSU but Imo PSU did not look unbeatable.
Steen is nothing special
Naogo got beat
Bartlet looked good but I'm thinking woods beats him
Van Ness did not wrestle
Haines certainly looked beatable
Mesenbrink looked good but I like our guy
Star looked really good
Truxax looked good
Brooks did not wrestle
Kerk looked good.
I think reasonablly we take four matches here. PSU looked good but certainly not flawless.
A few second semester additions and a couple of key injuries and it looks competitive.

We could win 125 and 141, outside shot at 165. That's it.

 

[bourbon n blues]

We could win 125 and 141, outside shot at 165. That's it.

Fair assessment.

 

[burk11]

Penn State University impressive; Lehigh University tough.

penn state vs lehigh - Google Search

 

[eb05]

Highly doubt brooks ducks anyone…..sounds like your reaching here

i didn’t make the rules but now any time a guy sits out versus another ranked wrestler it’s called ducking. they created the rule with spencer so it’s only right i continue to uphold it.

 

[bourbon n blues]

Last year PSU beat Lehigh 24-12, this year 30-10. Seems like they improved a bit from last year.

 

[Redm18]

We could win 125 and 141, outside shot at 165. That's it.

and maybe 149 now.