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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The Penn State Nittany Lions (4-1, 1-0 B1G), ranked No. 2 in the latest InterMat Tournament Power Index, won the last four bouts against No. 24 Illinois (3-2, 0-1 B1G) to pick up a victory in the Big Ten opener for both teams. Penn State won six of ten bouts including the last for to notch a 22-16 win in front of yet another Rec Hall sellout crowd.

With line-up changes brought on by the recent announcement that top-ranked heavyweight Anthony Cassar and All-American 197-pounder Kyle Conel were lost for the season and three other Lion starters out, Penn State roared back from a halftime deficit thanks to wins from two seniors and two true freshmen. A crowd of 6,202 watched Penn State beat the Illini, Penn State's 51st straight sellout in Rec Hall and the 56th of 58 at home (including five of seven in the Bryce Jordan Center).


125: Justin Cardani ILL dec. Brandon Meredith PSU, 6-0 0-3
133: #7 Travis Piotrowski ILL pinned Austin Clabaugh PSU, WBF (6:54) 0-9
141: #2 Nick Lee PSU maj. dec. #16 Dylan Duncan ILL, 13-5 4-9
149: Jarod Verkleeren PSU dec. Mousa Jodeh ILL, 6-2 7-9
157: Eric Barone ILL dec. Bo Pipher PSU, 5-2 7-12
165: #15 Danny Braunagel ILL maj. dec. Konner Kraeszig PSU, 12-3 7-16
174: #1 Mark Hall PSU win by DQ #8 Joey Gunther ILL, DQ (6:40, stalling) 13-16
184: #8 Aaron Brooks PSU dec. Zach Braunagel ILL, 9-4 16-16
197: Shakur Rasheed PSU dec. Matt Wroblewski ILL, 3-0 19-16
285: Seth Nevills PSU dec. Luke Luffman ILL, 6-3 22-16

Attendance: 6,202 (51st straight sellout in Rec Hall, 56 of 58 overall including five of seven in the BJC)
 
EVANSTON, Ill. -- The Purdue wrestling team opened the Big Ten schedule in strong fashion, earning a 21-13 victory at Northwestern on Friday at Welsh-Ryan Arena. The Boilermakers picked up wins in six-of-10 matches, including a trio of major decisions as they improved to 8-1 (1-0 B1G) in duals on the year.


Results:
125: No. 5 Devin Schroder (PUR) def. No. 7 Michael DeAugustino (NU), MD 11-2
133: Travis Ford-Melton (PUR) def. Dylan Utterback (NU), MD 14-4
141: Alec McKenna (NU) def. Parker Filius (PUR), D 8-3
149: Nate Limmex (PUR) def. Eric Yang (NU), D 3-1
157: No. 1 Ryan Deakin (NU) def. No. 8 Kendall Coleman (PUR), MD 14-0
165: No. 18 Shayne Oster (NU) def. Tanner Webster (PUR), D 5-2
174: No. 4 Dylan Lydy (PUR) def. Tyler Morland (NU), D 2-1
184: Max Lyon (PUR) def. Jack Jessen (NU), D 7-2
197: Lucas Davison (NU) def. No. 2 Christian Brunner (PUR), SV 4-2
285: Thomas Penola (PUR) def. Jack Heyob (NU), MD 8-0

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COLUMBIA, Mo. -- No. 23 Mizzou Wrestling extended its MAC winning streak to 17 consecutive duals with a 22-12 win over Ohio Friday night (Jan. 10) at the Hearnes Center. Mizzou won seven of the 10 weight classes over the Bobcats as the Tigers are now 8-0 all-time against the MAC foe, including a perfect 7-0 since moving to the conference. Mizzou is now 6-4 on the season and a perfect 3-0 in MAC competition following the win.



Results:
165: Peyton Mocco (15-7) vs. Nick Vestal - W, 4-3 | 3-0
174: Jeremiah Kent (15-5) vs. So. Logan Stanley - L, Fall (3:25) | 3-6
184: No. 23 Dylan Wisman (9-4) vs. Hunter Yeargen - W, 16-4 (2:38 RT) Major Decision | 7-6
197: No. 24 Wyatt Koelling (13-3) vs. R-Jr. Jake Walker - W, 3-1 (SV-1) | 10-6
HWT: Jacob Bohlken (9-6) vs. R-Fr. Jordan Earnest - L, 4-3 | 10-9
125: Dack Punke (11-7) vs. R-Fr. Giovanni DiSabato - W, 4-3 | 13-9
133: Cameron Valdiviez (14-6) vs. RS Jr. Trevor Giallambardo - W, 8-2 (3:13 RT) | 16-9
141: No. 12 Grant Leeth (6-2) vs. R-Sr. Shakur Laney - W, 8-4 | 19-9
149: No. 5 Brock Mauller (15-1) vs. R-So. Alec Hagan - W, 2-0 (1:47 RT)
157: No. 15 Jarrett Jacques (16-3) vs. R-Sr. Zac Carson - L, 3-2
 
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FARGO, N.D. -- The Wyoming wrestling team racked-up eight match wins, four of which were bonus-point victories that included a pair of falls as the Cowboys rolled past North Dakota State, 34-6 Friday night in Fargo. Hayden Hastings at 174 pounds and Brian Andrews at heavyweight recorded the two falls for the Pokes. Wyoming improves to 4-6 overall on the season and 2-0 in Big 12 duals.


Results:
133: No. 6 Montorie Bridges (WYO) dec. No. 12 Cam Sykora (NDSU) 6-4
141: Trevor Jeffries (WYO) dec. Sawyer Degen (NDSU) 4-2, SV-1
149: No. 19 Jaron Jensen (WYO) dec. Jaden VanMaanen (NDSU) 4-3
157: Jared Franek (NDSU) dec. Dewey Krueger (WYO) 8-4
165: Luke Weber (NDSU) dec. Cole Moody (WYO) 10-7
174: No. 10 Hayden Hastings (WYO) Fall Lorenzo De La Riva (NDSU) 3:28
184: Tate Samuelson (WYO) MD Noah Cressell (NDSU) 10-1
197: Stephen Buchanan (WYO) dec. Cordell Eaton (NDSU) 4-3
HWT: No. 20 Brian Andrews (WYO) Fall No. 25 Brandon Metz (NDSU) 0:53
125: Doyle Trout (WYO) forfeit NDSU
 
South Dakota State beat #16 UNI 25-13

125: Danny Vega (SDSU) dec. #18 Jacob Schwarm (UNI), 10-6
133: Zach Price (SDSU) dec. Kyle Biscoglia (UNI), 11-4
141: #16 Michael Blockhus (UNI) dec. Clay Carlson (SDSU), 7-5
149: #17 Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU) major dec. #7 Max Thomsen (UNI), 9-1
157: Colten Carlson (SDSU) dec. Derek Holschlag (UNI), 4-0
165: Tanner Cook (SDSU) def. Austin Yant (UNI), by fall 6:11
174: #5 Bryce Steiert (UNI) major dec. Cade King(SDSU), 12-1
184: #4 Taylor Lujan (UNI) dec. #16 Zach Carlson(SDSU), 10-3
197: #20 Tanner Sloan (SDSU) def. Noah Glaser (UNI), by fall 1:42
285: #14 Carter Isley (UNI) dec. Blake Wolters(SDSU), 3-1 [SV-1]
 
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The No. 3 Minnesota wrestling program defeated the visiting No.9 Wisconsin Badgers 20-14 on Friday night as the Gophers celebrated the return of Brock Lesnar for the 20th Anniversary of his 2000 NCAA Championship.

Results:
174: No.7 Devin Skatzka major dec. (11-3) over Jared Krattinger (Minnesota leads 4-0)
184: No. 20 Owen Webster SV1 (3-1) over No. 10 Johnny Sebastian (Minnesota leads 7-0)
197: Hunter Ritter SV1 (6-4) over Taylor Watkins (Minnesota leads 10-0)
285: No. 2 Gable Steveson dec. (10-5) over No. 6 Trent Hillger (Minnesota leads 13-0)
125: No. 15 Pat McKee major dec. (9-0) over Eric Barnett (Minnesota leads 17-0)
133: No. 1 Seth Gross tech. fall (15-0) over Jake Gliva (Minnesota leads 17-5)
141: No. 11 Tristan Moran dec. (7-6) over No. 3 Mitch McKee (Minnesota leads 17-8)
149: No. 5 Brayton Lee dec. (7-4) over No. 16 Cole Martin (Minnesota leads 20-8)
157: Drew Scharenbrock dec. (6-1) over Carson Brolsma (Minnesota leads 20-11)
165: No. 5 Evan Wick dec. (6-1) over Bailee O'Reilly (Minnesota wins 20-14)
 
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The Ohio State University wrestling team dealt a 22-13 loss to No. 24 Rutgers (6-1, 1-1 B1G). It marks the second visiting squad to suffer its first defeat thanks to the Buckeyes this week after No. 7 Arizona State (5-1) departed Columbus with an L on Monday (Jan. 6). Six Buckeyes were triumphant over Rutgers, including major decisions from Luke Pletcher, Sammy Sasso, Ethan Smith and Kollin Moore.

The legend of 'Gas Tank' Gary Traub grew larger. For the third time this season, Traub clasped victory in the final five seconds of regulation or in the case of Friday night, the second sudden victory period. 'Gar - ee, Gar - ee, Gar - ee!' chants engulfed the Covelli Center once again.

Results:
141 lbs | No. 1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. JoJo Aragona (RU) | MD, 12-4; Team Score: 4-0
149 lbs | No. 6 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Gerard Angelo (RU) | MD, 16-7; TS: 8-0
157 lbs | Michael Van Brill (RU) def. Elijah Cleary (OSU) | D, 5-3; TS: 8-3
165 lbs | No. 13 Ethan Smith (OSU) def. Brett Donner (RU) | MD, 13-4; TS: 12-3
174 lbs | No. 9 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. No. 19 Joe Grello (RU) | D, 9-2; TS: 15-3
184 lbs | Billy Janzer (RU) def. Rocky Jordan (OSU) | D, 5-4; TS: 15-6
197 lbs | No. 1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. No. 17 Jordan Pagano (RU) | MD, 20-9; TS: 19-6
285 lbs | Gary Traub (OSU) def. Matthew Correnti (RU) | SV-2, 4-2; TS: 22-6
125 lbs | No. 14 Nicolas Aguilar (RU) def. Malik Heinselman (OSU) | MD, 14-1; TS: 22-10
133 lbs | No. 11 Sammy Alvarez (RU) def. Jordan Decatur (OSU) | D, 6-1; TS: 22-13
 
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The No. 25-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team started strong and ended with a bang to knock off in-state rival Michigan State, 22-14, in its Big Ten Conference opener on Friday night (Jan. 10) in front of a sellout crowd of 1,800 fans at Cliff Keen Arena.


Results:
125 -- Jack Medley (U-M) major dec. Logan Griffin, 13-4 -- U-M, 4-0
133 -- Joey Silva (U-M) dec. Garrett Pepple, 7-2 -- U-M, 7-0
141 -- Cole Mattin (U-M) dec. Matt Santos, 4-2 -- U-M, 10-0
149 -- #10 Kanen Storr (U-M) dec. Alex Hrisopoulos, 4-1 -- U-M, 13-0
157 -- #15 Will Lewan (U-M) dec. #18 Jake Tucker, 3-1 SV -- U-M, 16-0
165 -- Drew Hughes (MSU) dec. Tyler Meisinger, 6-0 -- U-M, 16-3
174 -- Layne Malczewski (MSU) dec. Max Maylor, 7-2 -- U-M, 16-6
184 -- Cam Caffey (MSU) tech. fall Bobby Striggow, 23-8 (6:51) -- U-M, 16-11
197 -- Nick May (MSU) dec. Jackson Striggow, 5-2 -- U-M, 16-14
Hwt -- #3 Mason Parris (U-M) pinned Christian Rebottaro, 0:29 -- U-M, 22-14
 
157: No. 1 Ryan Deakin (NU) def. No. 8 Kendall Coleman (PUR), MD 14-0
197: Lucas Davison (NU) def. No. 2 Christian Brunner (PUR), SV 4-2

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Young will need to up his game to keep up with Deakin.
Big match for Warner tomorrow. Would love to see him wrestle well as I’d like to try to forget his last two midlands matches.
 
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Deakin is a monster. I wonder if the grind of the season got to him last year. Seems that the coaches are taking it easy on him this year and giving him some matches off.
 
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Hawky42 said:
Pohlmeyer thumping Max Thomsen is eyebrow raising

Also Princeton and UNC had a dual. Cool too see both of Kenny Mondays sons in a dual on dif teams
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CHAPEL HILL -- No. 2 Austin O'Connor's first-period pin helped No. 17 North Carolina (8-1) defeat No. 12 Princeton (2-3), 25-11 at Carmichael Arena Friday. Clay Lautt boosted his dual-meet record to 8-0 with a win over Kevin Parker at 174 pounds.


Results:
197: No. 3 Patrick Brucki (PU) dec. Brandon Whitman, 6-2 - Princeton leads, 3-0
285: Andrew Gunning (UNC) maj. dec. Aidan Conner (PU), 13-4 - UNC leads, 4-3
125: No. 3 Patrick Glory (PU) tech fall Timothy Decatur (UNC), 18-0 - Princeton leads, 8-4
133: Joey Melendez (UNC) dec. Ty Agaisse (PU), 4-3 - Princeton leads, 8-7
141: Zach Sherman (UNC) maj. dec. Marshall Keller (PU), 12-2 - UNC leads, 11-8
149: No. 2 Austin O'Connor (UNC) pinned No. 15 Mike D'Angelo (PU), 1:14 - UNC leads, 17-8
157: No. 5 Quincy Monday (PU) dec. No. 20 A.C. Headlee (UNC), 3-2 - UNC leads, 16-11*
165: No. 17 Kennedy Monday (UNC) dec. Grant Cuomo (PU), 7-4 - UNC leads, 19-11
174: Clay Lautt (UNC) dec. Kevin Parker (PU), 5-2 - UNC leads, 22-11
184: Joey Mazzara (UNC) dec. Nate Dugan (PU), 7-5 - UNC leads, 25-11
*North Carolina was deducted one team point in the 157-pound match due to unsportsmanlike conduct
 
According to @El-Jefe on BWI, Busiello is going 157 at the Shorty Hitchcock

125 - Schnupp, Shunk
141 - Blumer
149 - Gardner
157 - Busiello
174 - Edsell
197 - Hoopes
HWT - Kerk

Perhaps the hidden nugget there is Hoopes at 197. He was mentioned as the backup HWT before Nevilis had his shirt pulled.

If Hoopes had gone at IL, according to WrestleStat, IL wins 285 and then the criterion would have been interesting.
 
Pretty sure Deakin took an injury last year at or just after Midlands. It wasn’t too severe, but it made the cut harder. Compound an injury with a tough cut and a long B1G season you get his 2nd half results from last season. Not to mention the academic grind that is Northwestern.

With a month and a half to recoup he basically ran his way through to win the US Open. If Young beats him again this season, he will have improved considerably.
 
Wrestlestat has PSU winning 20-18 vs NW on Sunday with the lineup they used on Friday. If RBY (pink eye?) cannot go, then we miss the C-Bass match up.
 
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ITHACA, N.Y. -- For the second straight year, the Lehigh-Cornell dual came down to the final bout. This time junior heavyweight Jordan Wood was the hero, beating Brendan Furman 5-0 to clinch a 19-14 victory for the 14th-ranked Mountain Hawks over the 19th-ranked Big Red Saturday at the Friedman Wrestling Center. Lehigh won five of the first seven bouts, but wins at 184 and 197 brought Cornell within 16-14 heading into the final bout.


Results:
125 - Brandon Paetzell (Lehigh) dec. Dom LaJoie (Cornell) 5-4
133 - Chas Tucker (Cornell) dec. Nick Farro (Lehigh) 6-4, sv
141 - Dan Moran (Lehigh) dec. Noah Baughman (Cornell) 2-1
149 - Hunter Richard (Cornell) major dec. JT Cooley (Lehigh) 13-3
157 - Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) dec. Adam Santoro (Cornell) 6-2
165 - Brian Meyer (Lehigh) dec. Jake Brindley (Cornell) 3-1, sv
174 - Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) major dec. Milik Dawkins (Cornell) 9-1
184 - Jonathan Loew (Cornell) dec. Chris Weiler (Lehigh) 8-6
197 - Ben Darmstadt (Cornell) major dec. Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) 8-0
285 - Jordan Wood (Lehigh) dec. Brendan Furman (Cornell) 5-0
 
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The NC State Wrestling team won seven of the 10 bouts, including four for bonus point wins, and defeating No. 12 Princeton 29-12 in Reynolds Coliseum.

Results:
174: #17 Daniel Bullard (NCSU) by fall Kevin Parker; 1:58 - 6-0
184: #3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) major dec. Nate Dugan; 18-6 - 10-0
197: #3 Patrick Brucki (Prin) major dec. #8 Nick Reenan; 13-3 - 10-4
285: Deonte Wilson (NCSU) dec. Aidan Conner; 6-1 - 13-4
125: #3 Patrick Glory (Prin) tech fall Tommy Cox; 17-2 - 13-9
133: Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) dec. Ty Agaisse; 1-0 - 16-9
141: #15 Tariq Wilson (NCSU) major dec. Marshall Keller; 13-4 - 20-9
149: Matt Grippi (NCSU) inj. default #15 Mike D'Angelo; 0:32 - 26-9
157: #2 Hayden Hidlay (NCSU) dec. #5 Quincy Monday; 7-2 - 29-9
165: Grant Cuomo (Prin) dec. #10 Thomas Bullard; 7-6 - 29-12
 
Campbell 22 ISU 14


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Alex Mackall (Iowa State) over Korbin Meink (Campbell) (Dec 9-2)

Noah Gosner (Campbell) over Todd Small (Iowa State) (SV-1 6-4)

Ian Parker (Iowa State) over Joshua Heil (Campbell) (Dec 3-1)

Jason Kraisser (Campbell) over Ryan Leisure (Iowa State) (Fall 4:03)

David Carr (Iowa State) over Matt Dallara (Campbell) (MD 18-5)

Quentin Perez (Campbell) over Chase Straw (Iowa State) (MD 17-3)

Samuel Colbray (Iowa State) over Austin Murphy (Campbell) (MD 15-4)

Andrew Morgan (Campbell) over Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) (SV-2 8-6)

Chris Kober (Campbell) over Joel Shapiro (Iowa State) (Dec 3-1)

Jere Heino (Campbell) over Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State) (Dec 5-2)
 
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Campbell 22 ISU 14


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Alex Mackall (Iowa State) over Korbin Meink (Campbell) (Dec 9-2)

Noah Gosner (Campbell) over Todd Small (Iowa State) (SV-1 6-4)

Ian Parker (Iowa State) over Joshua Heil (Campbell) (Dec 3-1)

Jason Kraisser (Campbell) over Ryan Leisure (Iowa State) (Fall 4:03)

David Carr (Iowa State) over Matt Dallara (Campbell) (MD 18-5)

Quentin Perez (Campbell) over Chase Straw (Iowa State) (MD 17-3)

Samuel Colbray (Iowa State) over Austin Murphy (Campbell) (MD 15-4)

Andrew Morgan (Campbell) over Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) (SV-2 8-6)

Chris Kober (Campbell) over Joel Shapiro (Iowa State) (Dec 3-1)

Jere Heino (Campbell) over Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State) (Dec 5-2)
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ASU 13-12 over ISU- 2 matches left

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Brandon Courtney (Arizona State) over Alex Mackall (Iowa State) (Dec 5-3)

Todd Small (Iowa State) over Joshua Krammer (Arizona State) (Dec 5-3)

Ian Parker (Iowa State) over Navonte Demison (Arizona State) (Dec 4-2)

Ryan Leisure (Iowa State) over Dillion Ulrey (Arizona State) (Dec 9-4)

David Carr (Iowa State) over Jacori Teemer (Arizona State) (Dec 4-1)

Joshua Shields (Arizona State) over Chase Straw (Iowa State) (Dec 7-3)

Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) over Samuel Colbray (Iowa State) (Dec 6-5)

Zahid Valencia (Arizona State) over Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) (MD 20-8)

Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State) vs. Joel Shapiro (Iowa State)
Tanner Hall (Arizona State) vs. Gannon Gremmel (Iowa State)
 
PHOENIX -- The Arizona State wrestling team (8-1) went 3-0 on the day, defeating Harvard (0-3), Campbell (3-2) and No. 11 Iowa State (4-3) in the Sun Devil Duals Saturday at Chase Field.

With his second win of the day, Zahid Valencia surpassed Sun Devil great Anthony Robles to set the record for the most career bonus-point victories in program history with 93.

Results: No. 4 Arizona State 43, Harvard 3
125: #13 Brandon Courtney (ASU) MD Nolan Hellickson (HAR), 13-5
133: Michael Jaffe (HAR) DEC #13 Josh Kramer (ASU), 9-5
141: Navonte Demison (ASU) TF Lukus Stricker (HAR), 17-2 (6:50)
149: Dillon Ulrey (ASU) FALL Zeth Dean (HAR), 3:10
157: #22 Jacori Teemer (ASU) DEC Hunter Ladnier (HAR), 8-3
165: #4 Josh Shields (ASU) MD #15 Phil Conigliaro (HAR), 14-2
174: #8 Anthony Valencia (ASU) FALL Pierce Bausano (HAR), 1:02
184: #1 Zahid Valencia (ASU) FALL Michael Doggett (HAR), 2:55
197: #18 Kordell Norfleet (ASU) FALL Evan Callahan (HAR), 2;11
HWT: Tanner Hall (ASU) DEC #14 Yaraslau Slavikouski (HAR), 2-1


Results: No. 4 Arizona State 21, Campbell 18
125: #13 Brandon Courtney (ASU) DEC Korbin Meink (CAM), 15-8
133: #19 Noah Gosner (CAM) FALL #13 Josh Kramer (ASU), 5:48
141: Josh Heil (CAM) DEC Navonte Demison (ASU), 6-1
149: Jason Kraisser (CAM) FALL Dillon Ulrey (ASU), 3:41
157:#22 Jacori Teemer (ASU) DEC Matt Dallara (CAM), 8-3
165: #4 Josh Shields (ASU) DEC #18 Quentin Perez (CAM), 5-4 (SV3)
174: #8 Anthony Valencia (ASU) MD Austin Murphy (CAM), 17-5
184: #1 Zahid Valencia (ASU) MD #15 Andrew Morgan (CAM), 18-7
197: #18 Kordell Norfleet (ASU) MD Chris Kober (CAM) 14-4
HWT :#17 Jere Heino (CAM) DEC #5 Tanner Hall (ASU), 7-1

Results: No. 4 Arizona State 21, No. 11 Iowa State 12
125: #13 Brandon Courtney (ASU) DEC #12 Alex Mackall (ISU), 5-3
133: #10 Todd Small (ISU) DEC #13 Josh Kramer (ASU), 5-3
141: Ian Parker (ISU) DEC Navonte Demison (ASU), 4-2
149: Ryan Leisure (ISU) DEC Dillon Ulrey (ASU), 9-4
157: #3 David Carr (ISU) DEC #22 Jacori Teemer (ASU), 4-1
165: #4 Josh Shields (ASU) DEC Chase Straw (ISU), 7-3
174: #8 Anthony Valencia (ASU) DEC #8 Sam Colbray (ISU), 6-5
184: #1 Zahid Valencia (ASU) MD #14 Marcus Coleman (ISU), 20-8
197: #18 Kordell Norfleet (ASU) MD Joel Shapiro (ISU), 10-2
HWT: #5 Tanner Hall (ASU) MD #10 Gannon Gremmel (ISU), 11-3
 
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HAMPTON, Va .-- The second-seeded Rider University wrestling team knocked off nationally-ranked No. 17 Virginia and Maryland to earn its first-ever Virginia Duals Championship on Saturday. The Broncs defeated Maryland, 24-8, in the semifinals before taking down the Cavaliers, 20-12, in the championship bout. The Broncs improve to 6-2 on the season with the wins.


Rider 24, Maryland 8
125: Jonathan Tropea (RID) dec. Brandon Cray (UMD), 5-2; Rider leads, 3-0
133: Anthony Cefolo (RID) dec. King Sandoval (UMD), 3-2; Rider leads, 6-0
141: Peter Lipari (RID) dec. Hunter Baxter (UMD), 7-1; Rider leads, 9-0
149: Michael Doetsch (UMD) dec. Gino Fluri (RID), 2-0; Rider leads, 9-3
157: #7 Jesse Dellavecchia (RID) over Jahi Jones (UMD), DQ; Rider leads, 15-2
**Maryland deducted a point for a flagrant offense postmatch**
165: Kyle Cochran (UMD) dec. Gary Dinmore (RID), 6-0; Rider leads, 15-5
174: #17 Dean Sherry (RID) dec. Philip Spadafora (UVA), 11-6; Rider leads, 18-5
184: Kyle Jasenski (UMD) dec. #23 George Walton (RID), 6-3; Rider leads, 18-8
197: #8 Ethan Laird (RID) dec. Jaron Smith (UMD), 3-1; Rider leads, 21-8
285: Ryan Cloud (RID) dec. Parker Robinson (UMD), 8-2; Rider wins, 24-9

Rider 20, #17 Virginia 12
125: Jonathan Tropea (RID) dec. Patrick McCormick (UVA), 6-4 SV-1; Rider leads, 3-0
133: #18 Louie Hayes (UVA) dec. Anthony Cefolo (RID), 11-5; Match tied, 3-3
141: Peter Lipari (RID) dec. Brian Courtney (UVA), 10-5; Rider leads, 6-3
149: Michael Murphy (UVA) dec. Gino Fluri (RID), 7-1 SV-1; Match tied, 6-6
157: #7 Jesse Dellavecchia (RID) maj. dec. Justin McCoy (UVA), 8-0; Rider leads, 10-6
165: Joe Casey (RID) maj. dec. Sam Martino (UVA), 10-0; Rider leads, 14-6
174: #17 Dean Sherry (RID) dec. Victor Marcelli (UVA), 7-6; Rider leads, 17-6
184: #23 George Walton (RID) dec. Michael Battista (UVA), 7-3; Rider leads, 20-6
197: #9 Jay Aiello (UVA) dec. #8 Ethan Laird (RID), 6-1; Rider leads, 20-9
285: Quinn Miller (UVA) dec. Ryan Cloud (RID), 1-0; Rider wins, 20-12
 
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- The Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team had seven wrestlers competing at Millersville University's Floyd 'Shorty' Hitchcock Memorial. Penn State had grapplers competing both attached and unattached at the event and five of the seven wrestlers placed.

True freshman Greg Kirkvliet (Grove Heights, Minn.) won the 285-pound title, wrestling unattached at 285. The Minnesota-native went 4-0 with three pins and had an addition win against a non-collegiate wrestler. True freshman Baylor Shunk (Centre Hall, Pa.) went 2-1 unattached at 125. The central Pennsylvania native placed third at the event.

Junior Devin Schnupp (Lititz, Pa.) posted a 4-1 mark at 125. Schnupp had a pin, a tech and a major and placed fifth Sophomore Austin Hoopes (Afton, Wyo.) went 5-1 at 197 and took fifth place. Sophomore Joey Blumer (Leechburg, Pa.) took sixth at 141. Blumer went 4-2 with one pin. Junior Luke Gardner (Pottsville, Pa.) went 2-0 at 149, ending his day after two victories that included one pin. Freshman Creighton Edsell (Wyalusing, Pa.) also got a match in at 174, going 1-0
 
https://www.centredaily.com/latest-news/article239172203.html

When Penn State wrestling coach Cael Sanderson walked into the media room on Friday after the Nittany Lions’ dual, he had a look on his face like something was bothering him.

He joked and said it was because he was being hounded for being late to the press conference after Penn State edged Illinois 22-16.

It really wasn’t that.

Sanderson and Co. had a lot on their plate coming into Friday’s dual with the Fighting Illini. Yes, they knew they were going to be without Anthony Cassar, but also gone were Roman Bravo-Young, Brady Berge and Vincenzo Joseph.


This meant that Penn State had some new faces in the lineup — Austin Clabaugh (133 pounds), Konner Kraeszig (165) and Seth Nevills (285). All are guys who probably weren’t expecting to be in the lineup this season, but they got their shot.

“It’s a little different this year. We’ve got to figure things out a little bit more,” Sanderson said. “We don’t have some of the guys we had in lineup the last few years, it’s kind of a transition year. If you don’t have your team wrestling, you’re going to have to scrap. You got 9.9 scholarships, you wrestle with your best guys. We’re going to have to scrap. We’re going to have to get better as we go along. We’re going to have to find some enthusiasm, that comes with confidence.”


Only Nevills won out of those three making their debuts, but he didn’t hit the mat until the end of the dual. A dual that, as Sanderson said, the Nittany Lions had to “scrap” their way to earning the win, rather than having the dual in hand at intermission.

Nick Lee, who was one of the older ones in the lineup Friday, came to the mat with his team down 9-0. It was a spot that the junior wasn’t very familiar with.


“I mean I’d be lying to say if it didn’t,” said Lee when asked if the score affected how he wrestled his match. “But, I try to wrestle the same, always looking for bonus points, whether we’re down by nine or up by nine. I try to go out there and wrestle as my best self every match. I would’ve liked to get more bonus points, but sometimes you just got to beat guys the way that you can.”


Lee rattled off five takedowns in a 13-5 major decision win to cut Penn State’s deficit to five points. Jarod Verkleeren got the Nittany Lions to within 9-7 with a 6-2 win at 149.

However, Eric Barone picked up a 5-2 win over Bo Pipher, who filled in for Berge, and Penn State trailed 12-7 at the break. Things didn’t seem to get any better out of the break, with Kraeszig suffering a 12-3 major decision loss. The Nittany Lions were down nine with four bouts left.

Senior Mark Hall was solid like he’s been all year long. He pushed the pace so much against Joey Gunther that Gunther was disqualified for too many stall calls.


Freshman Aaron Brooks finally got Penn State even on the scoreboard at 16-16. He earned a 9-4 win over Zac Braunagel at 184 pounds.


Shakur Rasheed made his season debut and wrestled a full seven minutes. He came away with a 3-0 win. Yes, it wasn’t bonus points like Sanderson would’ve liked with the circumstances his team was wrestling with, but he was pleased with Rasheed.

“He’s a little disappointed. Shak likes to come out and put on a show,” Sanderson said. “Seeing him wrestle seven minutes in his first match back, I think that’s beneficial and good for him. I thought he did fine.”

Nevills locked up the dual with a 6-3 victory. It was a bout that Sanderson knew his team needed because he wasn’t sure how it would’ve worked out if the dual went to criteria.

Even though Sanderson wasn’t happy with how his team competed, he was glad to see them “scrap” out a win.

“The guys did a nice job of coming back and winning a match that we very easily could have lost under the circumstances,” he said. “It’s hard to win tough matches when we don’t wrestle with guys in the lineup. They want to win nationals this year. They want to win every duel meet, but we just got to get everything rolling and keep guys in the lineup.”

NO. 3 PENN STATE 22, ILLINOIS 16
Friday at Rec Hall

125: Justin Cardani, I, dec. Brandon Meredith, 6-0

133: No. 7 Travis Piotrowski, I, pinned Austin Clabaugh, 6:54

141: No. 2 Nick Lee, PSU, major dec. No. 16 Dylan Duncan, 13-5

149: Jarod Verkleeren, PSU, dec. Mousa Jodeh, 6-2

157: Eric Barone, I, dec. Bo Pipher, 5-2

165: No. 15 Danny Braunagel, I, major dec. Konner Kraeszig, 12-3

174: No. 1 Mark Hall, PSU, def. No. 8 Joey Gunther, disqualification (stalling, 6:40)

184: No. 8 Aaron Brooks, PSU, dec. Zac Braunagel, 9-4

197: Shakur Rasheed, PSU, dec. Matt Wroblewski, 3-0

285: Seth Nevills, PSU, dec. Luke Luffman, 6-3

Takedowns: Illinois 11, Penn State 19

Attendance: 6,202

Records: Illinois (3-2, 0-1 Big Ten), Penn State (4-1, 1-0 Big Ten)

Next match: Northwestern at Penn State, Sunday, 2 p.m.
 
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PHOENIX, Ariz. – No. 11 Iowa State (4-2, 1-0 Big 12) kicked off the Duals on the Diamond by splitting a pair of contests, taking out Harvard (0-2, 0-0 EIWA), 34-6, but falling to Campbell (2-2, 0-0 SoCon), 22-14.

Next Up
Iowa State will get a short break before returning to Chase Field tonight where they will take on No. 7 Arizona State. That dual between the Sun Devils and Cyclones is set to start at 8 p.m. CT.

Harvard Recap
In the second dual of the day, the Cyclones bounced back with a 34-6 victory over Harvard. The Cyclones took eight out of the 10 bouts, including five by bonus-point margin.

Ian Parker and Sam Colbray secured a pair of second-period falls to widen the ISU advantage in the dual. At 141 pounds, Parker jumped out to a 6-0 lead on Lukus Stricker with a first-period takedown and four-point nearfall. He began the second with an escape and a takedown before bringing Sticker to the mat in 4:30.

Down at his new weight, Colbray looked explosive at 174 pounds. He racked up three takedowns and a two-point nearfall, and held an 8-1 decision early in the second period. That's when he whipped Pierce Bausano to his back for the pin in 3:21.

At 184, Marcus Coleman suffered a tough loss in sudden victory-two in his first match of the day. He responded with an 18-1 technical victory in 4:37 over Michael Doggett. Coleman tallied three takedowns and three four-point nearfalls before ending the match in the second period.

David Carr secured two major decision victories during the first session of the Duals on the Diamond. His second victim was Harvard's Pierce Bausano. Carr racked up five takedowns, a four-point nearfall and a reversal in a dominant 17-6 victory.

At 125 pounds, Alex Mackall scored the first bonus-point victory of the match for the Cyclones. He scored on two takedowns, a reversal and a four-point near fall, and did well on top, riding Harvard's Nolan Hellickson for 1:42 in the bout. Mackall went on to win by 11-2 major decision.

Ryan Leisure had an impressive come-from-behind finish in the 149-pound match against Andrew Pace. Leisure trailed 4-2 heading to the third period. The Clear Lake, Iowa, native then outscored Pace 5-1 in the final stanza, locking in a takedown, two-point nearfall and forcing a second stall call against Pace. Leisure went on to win the match by 7-5 decision.

Todd Small and Francis Duggan also picked up a pair of decisions in the contest. Small ousted Michael Jaffe by 9-6 decision. He scored six points in the third period on two takedowns and a reversal to salt away the victory. Duggan was in complete control in his match, notching two takedowns and earning 2:07 of riding time in a 6-2 victory over Ethan Callahan.

Campbell Recap
The day got off to a tough start for the Cyclones as they fell to Campbell by a final tally of 22-14. The Camels came out on top in a pair of overtime matches that proved to be the difference in the contest.

Colbray and Carr both scored bonus-points in each of their first-session matches. Colbray wasted no time in jumping out on Austin Murphy. He racked up five takedowns, three of which came in the first period. He added a two-point nearfall, a point for stalling and a point for riding time to his stat line in a 15-4 major-decision win. Carr totaled six takedowns, a four-point nearfall and picked up a point for riding time as he went on to defeat Matthew Dalara by 18-5 major decision.

Mackall put the Cyclones on the board to open the day. The Austintown, Ohio, native locked in two takedowns and amassed over four minutes of riding time in a 9-2 victory over Korbin Meink.

Parker notched a top-10 win by taking out Campbell's Josh Heil. Parker scored on a first-period takedown. That sequence proved to be the difference in the match as Parker rolled on to a 3-1 victory over Heil.

Iowa State vs. Harvard Match-By-Match
125: Alex Mackall (ISU) maj. dec. Nolan Helickson (HU), 11-2.
133: Todd Small (ISU) dec. Michael Jaffe (HU), 9-6.
141: Ian Parker (ISU) pinned Lukus Stricker (HU), 4:30.
149: Ryan Leisure (ISU) dec. Andrew Pace (HU), 7-5.
157: David Carr (ISU) maj. dec. Hunter Ladnier (HU), 17-6.
165: Phil Conigliaro (HU) dec. Isaac Judge (ISU), 4-2.
174: Sam Colbray (ISU) pinned Pierce Bausano (HU), 3:21.
184: Marcus Coleman (ISU) tech fall Michael Doggett (HU), 18-1 (4:37).
197: Francis Duggan (ISU) dec. Evan Callahan (HU), 6-2.
285: Yaraslau Slavikouski (HU) dec. Gannon Gremmel (ISU), 5-3.

Iowa State vs. Campbell Match-By-Match
125: Alex Mackall (ISU) dec. Korbin Meink (CU), 9-2.
133: Noah Gonser (CU) dec. Todd Small (ISU), 6-4 (SV1)
141: Ian Parker (ISU) dec. Josh Heil (CU), 3-1.
149: Jason Kraisser (CU) pinned Ryan Leisure (ISU), 4:03.
157: David Carr (ISU) maj. dec. Matthew Dallara (CU), 18-5.
165: Quentin Perez (CU) maj. dec. Chase Straw (ISU), 17-3.
174: Sam Colbray (ISU) maj. dec. Austin Murphy (CU), 15-4.
184: Andrew Morgan (CU) dec. Marcus Coleman (ISU), 8-6 (SV2).
197: Chris Kober (CU) dec. Joel Shapiro (ISU), 3-1.
285: Jere Heino (CU) dec. Gannon Gremmel (ISU), 5-2.
 
PHOENIX, Ariz. – No. 11 Iowa State (4-3, 1-0 Big 12) jumped out to an early lead on No. 7 Arizona State (8-1, 0-0 Pac 12), but ultimately fell to the Sun Devils, 21-12. The contest between ISU and ASU was the finale in the Duals on the Diamond, the first collegiate wrestling event to be held at a Major League Baseball stadium.

How It Happened
The Cyclones amassed a 12-3 lead in the front half of the dual, winning four out of the first five matches heading to the intermission.

Todd Small picked up another top-20 win on this road trip out west. This time he took out No. 15 Josh Kramer by 5-3 decision. Small scored on two takedowns, including one in the final 15 seconds, to salt away the victory over Kramer.

At 141 pounds, Ian Parker went 3-0 on Saturday. He capped off the day with a 4-2 victory over Navonte Demison. Parker scored on a takedown, an escape and rode hard, tacking on a point for 1:16 of riding time.

Filling in for the injured Jarrett Degen, Ryan Leisure was a force on top in his 9-4 victory over Dillon Ulrey. Leisure scored on two takedowns, a two-point nearfall and two escapes. He racked up 4:08 of riding time and was in complete control of the match.

David Carr also went 3-0 at the Duals on the Diamond. In the finale, he took on Arizona State's Jacori Teemer. After a scoreless first, Carr rode Teemer for the entire second period and turned the Sun Devil for a two-point nearfall at the end of the second. Carr earned an escape in the third and did well to fend off Teemer's attacks to close out the bout with a 4-1 decision.

Out of the intermission, the Cyclones ran into the meat of the Arizona State lineup. The Sun Devils went on to win the final five matches of the dual, including three by major decision, to close out the 21-12 victory.

Next Up
Iowa State will remain on the road and travel to South Dakota State on Friday, Jan. 17. The Big 12 dual between the Cyclones and the Jackrabbits is set to begin at 7 p.m. in Brookings, S.D. Fans can watch the dual live on FloWrestling.

Match-By-Match
125: Brandon Courtney (ASU) dec. Alex Mackall (ISU), 5-3.
133: Todd Small (ISU) dec. Josh Kramer (ASU), 5-3.
141: Ian Parker (ISU) dec. Navonte Demison (ASU), 4-2
149: Ryan Leisure (ISU) dec. Dillon Ulrey (ASU), 9-4.
157: David Carr (ISU) dec. Jacori Teemer (ASU), 4-1.
165: Josh Shields (ASU) dec. Chase Straw (ISU), 7-3.
174: Anthony Valencia (ASU) dec. Sam Colbray (ISU), 6-5.
184: Zahid Valencia (ASU) maj. dec. Marcus Coleman (ISU), 20-8.
197: Kordell Norfleet (ASU) maj. dec. Joel Shapiro (ISU), 10-2.
285: Tanner Hall (ASU) maj. dec. Gannon Gremmel (ISU), 11-3.
 
One match left
PSU 30-6


133
Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) over Dylan Utterback (Northwestern) (TF 23-8 6:26)

Nick Lee (Penn State) over Alexander McKenna (Northwestern) (TF 20-5 4:51)

Jarod Verkleeren (Penn State) over Eric Yang (Northwestern) (Dec 8-2)

Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) over Bo Pipher (Penn State) (Dec 6-0)

Vincenzo Joseph (Penn State) over Shayne Oster (Northwestern) (Fall 0:56)

Mark Hall (Penn State) over Tyler Morland (Northwestern) (TF 17-2 5:21)

Creighton Edsell (Penn State) over Jack Jessen (Northwestern) (Dec 4-1)

Lucas Davison (Northwestern) over Shakur Rasheed (Penn State) (Dec 7-5)

Seth Nevills (Penn State) over Jack Heyob (Northwestern) (Dec 8-1)

Brandon Meredith (Penn State) vs. Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern)
 
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