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CKLV Results
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i think corby was saying he was going to surprise people this year.
Except football weight of course
I was completely shocked when Deakin lost at NCAAs last year. He looked great until the one match.
Having grown up on on the IA/NE border (Sioux City), I'm still hoping Frost can bring them back to prominence. I know, not likely but I'm hoping.
Wick had an interview on Flo prior to the finals...I guess he wasn't kidding. Wick and Alex had some great matches...
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Evan Wick Can't Wait To Put His Hands On Shane Griffith
2h ago
Evan Wick has been waiting since March to get his hands on NCAA champion
Reversal Yianni 6-2, 7-2 with RT. No competition...felt sorry for Sasso; he looked like a mouse getting played with by the cat...
Yianni is the worst type of match up for sasso. They have similar styles but yianni is better at all of it.
Glory looked big at 125. Makes a little more sense why he missed the dual now.
Monday is good, but when deakin is on he is scary good. Surprising he seems to lapse at ncaas but he's not alone there.
Romero looks greatly improved.
A few random thoughts from this event.
Glory looked big at 125. Makes a little more sense why he missed the dual now.
Monday is good, but when deakin is on he is scary good. Surprising he seems to lapse at ncaas but he's not alone there.
Romero looks greatly improved.
A few random thoughts from this event.
No clue, though I would think Yianni. Traub was impressive winning from the 10 seed.
Hate to say it, but tOSU's #5 seed Romero beat the #4, 1, and 2 seeds to win at 184. More likely OW, if they award that at all.
That because it's way after weigh in.
Sasso has nothing for him. Styles are the same and Yianni is better.
Referenced from teamusa.org
Finals results
125 pounds
First place match: No. 1 Pat Glory (Princeton) tech fall No. 2 Devin Schroder (Purdue), 13-0
Third place match: No. 6 Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State) dec. No. 4 Jack Medley (Michigan), 7-2
133 pounds
First-place match: No. 3 Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) dec. No. 1 Chris Cannon (Northwestern), 9-5
Third-place match: No. 7 Haiden Drury (Utah Valley) dec. No. 4 Devan Turner (Oregon State), 6-4 SV1
141 pounds
First-place match: No. 1 Clay Carlson (South Dakota State) fall No. 2 Andrew Alirez (Northern Colorado), 6:55
Third-place match: No. 3 Chad Red (Nebraska) dec. Cole Mattin (Michigan), 6-1
149 pounds
First-place match: No. 1 Yianni Diakomihalis (Cornell) dec. No. 2 Sammy Sasso (Ohio State), 6-2
Third-place match: No. 5 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) MFF No. 3 Yahya Thomas (Northwestern)
157 pounds
First-place match: No. 1 Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) dec. No. 2 Quincy Monday (Princeton), 8-3
Third-place match: No. 5 Jacob Wright (Wyoming) dec. No. 7 Will Lewan (Michigan), 3-2
165 pounds
First-place match: No. 1 Evan Wick (Cal Poly) dec. No. 2 Shane Griffith (Stanford), 6-2
Third-place match: No. 3 Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) dec. No. 6 Julian Ramirez (Cornell), 5-2
174 pounds
First-place match: No. 1 Michael Labriola (Nebraska) dec. No. 2 Ethan Smith (Ohio State), 7-5
Third-place match: No. 3 Chris Foca (Cornell) vs. No. 5 Cade Devos (South Dakota State), 8-2
184 pounds
First-place match: No. 5 Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) dec. No. 2 Taylor Venz (Nebraska), 7-3
Third-place match: No. 3 Jonathan Loew (Cornell) dec. No. 1 Tate Samuelson (Wyoming), 6-4
197 pounds
First-place match: No. 3 Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming) dec. No. 4 Eric Schultz (Nebraska), 7-3
Third-place match: No. 6 Thomas Penola (Purdue) dec. No. 1 Jake Woodley (Oklahoma), 6-5
285 pounds
First-place match: No. 10 Gary Traub (Oregon State) inj. def. No. 4 Yaraslau Slavikouski (Harvard)
Third-place match: No. 3 Christian Lance (Nebraska) dec. No. 1 Tate Orndorff (Ohio State), 10-4
Just like the announcers, I'm still not sure what happened to Yianni's 7th point. He was up 6-2 with a ton of RT when the match ended...not sure what happened there.
