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Michigan Takes Eight Bouts in Dominant Win at No. 7 Ohio State
1/14/2022 11:30:00 PM
// Leah Howard

» No. 3 Michigan took eight matches, including the first three and the final four, to cruise to a dominant 29-8 win at No. 7 Ohio State in its Big Ten dual opener.
» Logan Massa (174 pounds) and Myles Amine (184) earned back-to-back top-10 wins; Massa used a third-period rally to beat No. 7 Ethan Smith, while Amine defeated No. 7 Kaleb Romero, 3-1, in overtime.
» Nick Suriano (125) and Dylan Ragusin (133) opened the dual with major decisions, while Mason Parris (Hwt) picked up a first-period pin -- his seventh bonus win this season -- to close it out.
Site: Columbus, Ohio (Covelli Center)
Score: #3 Michigan 29, #7 Ohio State 8
Records: U-M (5-0, 1-0 B1G), OSU (5-1, 1-1 B1G)
Next U-M Event: Friday, Jan. 21 -- vs. Penn State (Crisler Center), 6 p.m.
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The No. 3-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team claimed eight bouts, earning bonus points in three, to claim a dominant 29-8 win at No. 7 Ohio State in its Big Ten Conference dual opener on Friday night (Jan. 14) at the Covelli Center. The Wolverines have claimed three straight against Ohio State since 2019.
Graduate student Nick Suriano and sophomore/freshman Dylan Ragusin set the tone with back-to-back major decisions at the lowerweights. Suriano, ranked No. 1 at 125 pounds, stayed unbeaten in a Michigan singlet with an 11-3 win over 18th-ranked Malik Heinselman. He scored four takedowns, including two in the first period, and picked up a stall point and riding-time point to secure the bonus win -- his third in three matches this season.
Ragusin, ranked eighth at 133 pounds, defeated Will Betancourt 14-5 with six takedowns, including three in the opening frame to build up a big early lead. Betancourt used an escape and a penalty point early in the third period before Ragusin converted on a go-behind and rode out the match -- earning 4:16 in riding-time advantage -- to re-establish his major-decision margin.
Graduate student Stevan Micic, ranked fourth at 141 pounds, bounced back from last Sunday's loss with a 12-7 decision over No. 21 Dylan D'Emilio. Micic cruised for the bulk of the match, scoring on two single-leg takedowns in the first period and tacking on one apiece in the second and third. Pushing for bonus points late, he gave up a takedown in the final minute but earned a quick reversal to finish the match on top.
Ohio State (5-1, 1-1 Big Ten) got on the board with a win at 149 pounds, where junior/sophomore Cole Mattin scored the first takedown and hung close with No. 2 Sammy Sasso but dropped a 9-4 decision. Senior/junior Will Lewan, ranked 15th, scored takedowns late in the first and third periods -- and nearly had another late in the second -- to rally to a 6-3 decision against Jashon Hubbard at 157 pounds.
The Buckeyes picked up their second -- and last -- win after the intermission at 165 pounds as seventh-ranked Carson Kharchla earned a 21-6 technical fall against senior/junior Pat Nolan, who bumped up two weight classes to step in for Michigan after wrestling primarily at 141 pounds this season.
Michigan (5-0, 1-0 Big Ten) closed out the dual meet with four straight ranked wins, including back-to-back top-10 matchups at 174 and 184 pounds. Graduate student Logan Massa, ranked sixth at 174, used a huge third period to rally to a 14-8 decision over seventh-ranked Ethan Smith. After giving up a late counter takedown in the second, he claimed his first lead with a single leg with 1:11 remaining, broke it open with four near-fall points off a bow and arrow and rode out the match to accumulate 1:04 in time advantage.
Graduate student Myles Amine, ranked second nationally, converted on an overtime scramble to beat seventh-ranked Kaleb Romero 3-1 at 184 pounds. After two flurries early in the sudden-victory period, Amine used a low leg attack to initiate a third and wrapped up both legs to come out on top with 36 seconds remaining. He improved to 7-0 on the season and owns a pair of top-10 wins.
Graduate student Patrick Brucki, ranked eighth at 197 pounds, picked up his second straight ranked win this semester with a 5-2 decision over 20th-ranked Gavin Hoffman -- also his second win over the Buckeye wrestler this season. Brucki struck quickly in the first with a single leg and added another takedown -- a single with a double-leg finish -- with just one second remaining in the second period.
Senior heavyweight Mason Parris, ranked second, closed out the dual with a first-period pin against 12th-ranked Tate Orndorff in the final bout. Parris finished on a double-leg shot midway through the period and came down with a leg turk, which he used to four count before adjusting to collect the fall at 2:21. Parris owns a 7-0 record with seven bonus wins this season.
Michigan will kick off a three-match homestand with a pair of Crisler Center duals next weekend. The Wolverines host Penn State on Friday (Jan. 21) at 6 p.m., live on Big Ten Network, before welcoming Rutgers on Sunday (Jan. 23) at 4 p.m. Tickets are still available for both contests through the U-M Ticket Office.
No. 3 Michigan 29, No. 7 Ohio State 8
Individual rankings by InterMat
125 -- Nick Suriano (U-M) major dec. #18 Malik Heinselman, 11-3 -- U-M, 4-0
133 -- #8 Dylan Ragusin (U-M) major dec. Will Betancourt, 14-5 -- U-M, 8-0
141 -- #4 Stevan Micic (U-M) dec. #21 Dylan D'Emilio, 12-7 -- U-M, 11-0
149 -- #2 Sammy Sasso (OSU) dec. Cole Mattin, 9-4 -- U-M, 11-3
157 -- #15 Will Lewan (U-M) dec. Jashon Hubbard, 6-3 -- U-M, 14-3
165 -- #7 Carson Kharchla (OSU) tech. fall Pat Nolan, 21-6 (6:30) -- U-M, 14-8
174 -- #6 Logan Massa (U-M) dec. #7 Ethan Smith, 10-4 -- U-M, 17-8
184 -- #2 Myles Amine (U-M) dec. #7 Kaleb Romero, 3-1 SV -- U-M, 20-8
197 -- #8 Patrick Brucki (U-M) dec. #20 Gavin Hoffman, 5-2 -- U-M, 23-9
Hwt -- #2 Mason Parris (U-M) pinned #12 Tate Orndorff, 2:21 -- U-M, 29-8

 

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As the No. 19 Pittsburgh Panthers took on No. 6 Arizona Sun Devils at the Fitzgerald Field House Friday night, the underdogs came out on top.

Pitt had the odds stacked against them from the jump. Referees made a series of questionable calls against the Panthers during Jake Wentzel’s 165 bout that had the Fitz in an uproar. At one point Wentzel was on top working a cradle when he was flagged for stalling.
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After the match, head Coach Keith Gavin said he was proud of the match Wentzel had, even with the loss. “I thought he wrestled one of the best matches he’s had all year,” Gavin said. “Sometimes you don’t get rewarded for it but you have to stay the course.”
After Wentzel’s loss, his teammates were out for vengeance. “We were aggressive and really going for the kill tonight,” Gavin said. “This isn’t how we drew it up at all, to get 3 pins and a disqualification, that’s not something we thought would happen.”
Cole Matthews, James Lledo and Nino Bonaccorsi all left the mat with pins. Greg Harvey won after his opponent, Josh Nummer was flagged numerous times for stalling and was ultimately disqualified.
No. 9 Nino Bonoccorsi redeemed himself after a tough loss against Michigan’s Patrick Brucki on Sunday. Bonoccorsi said of the loss, “I think it was a good thing, sometimes I think losses are better than wins, it made me step back and really zone in and work on things I was struggling with.” And he showed that work against ASU’s Jake Ortiz. “Once I got that first take down, I thought, I need to bite down and stick them.”
Bonaccorsi had Ortiz on his back in the first period, a move Gavin said the team was not expecting. “He doesn’t have a whole lot of pins, he’s more of a takedown artist.” Bonaccorsi was able to secure the pin and help the team win the dual.. The final score was Pitt 24, ASU 19.

No. 19. PITT PANTHERS VS No. 6 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS
125
32 Gage Curry vs. 4 Brandon Courtney
The Sun Devil’s Brandon Courtney wasted no time racking up points with a takedown seconds into the first period. Pitt’s Gage Curry was down 4-1 after the first period. While Curry attempted to recoup the lost points by remaining aggressive in the circle, he found points only in escapes. By the end of the second period, Curry was down 7-2. After taking bottom in the third, Curry was able to score yet another escape, but Courtney continued to own the match in takedowns. Courtney won the match 10-4.
133
7 Micky Phillippi vs. 4 Michael McGee
A fairly even match up for Pitt’s Micky Phillippi and ASU’s Michael McGee. A three-minute first period saw nothing but hand fighting. Phillippi chose down in the second and was able to earn one point after an illegal move by McGee. McGee also earned a stalling call while on top before Phillippi was able to escape to bring the score to 2-0. McGee had a questionable take down at the end of the second, which was reviewed by referees before points were awarded. McGee chose bottom in the third, and was able to reverse. To bring the score to 4-2. Gavin challenged a no call on locked hands, which earned McGee a technical violation and awarded Phillippi another point. McGee kept Phillippi’s ankle locked for most of the match, giving Phillippi little room to escape. Final score was 5-3, McGee.
141
22 Cole Matthews vs. Julian Chlebove

Pitt’s Cole Matthews did what Cole Matthews does and turned defensive into offense, putting ASU’s Julian Chlebove on his back seconds into the first period, earing Pitt their first points of the match with a pin.
149
Dan Mancini vs. 11 Kyle Parco
ASU’s Kyle Parco got ahead early on in the match against Pitt’s Dan Mancini earning a take down and back points in the first period. With a series of escapes and takedowns in the second. Mancini ended up in a cradle in the third period. Parco won the match 16-2.
157
21 Elijah Cleary vs. Jacori Teemer
Pitt’s Elijah Cleary went for a double leg take down against ASU’s Jacori Teemer in the first period but ended in a stale mate. Score by the end of the first, 0-0. Teemer chose bottom in the second and got on the board with an escape and a takedown later on in the period. Score by the end of 2 was 0-3. Cleary took bottom in the third and was able to get on the board himself with an escape. Teemer was able to earn an additional take down in the final seconds, Cleary an escape. Final score, 6-2, Teemer.
165
13 Jake Wentzel vs. 6 Anthony Valencia

After a battle in the center of the mat, ASU’s Anthony Valencia was able to earn a take down against Pitt’s Jake Wentzel. Wentzle responded with an escape bringing the score to 1-2 at the end of the first period. Valencia chose bottom in the second. Wentzel stayed heavy on top, tried to work in a cradle but ended up getting a stalling call. Score by the end of the second 1-3. Wentzel took bottom and was able to reverse. Tying up the score with seconds left. Valencia was able to escape and earn another take down bringing the score 6-2, Valencia.
174
James Lledo vs. Zane Coleman
Pitt’s James Lledo stepped on the mat hot, throwing a headlock to put ASU’s Zane Coleman on his back in the first period. It did not seal the deal; Coleman got an escape before Lledo took him down again and put him in a cradle to win the match with a pin.
184
31 Gregg Harvey vs. Josh Nummer
Pitt’s Gregg Harvey got on the board early against ASU’s Josh Nummer, taking him down within the first 30 seconds. Nummer was able to get an escape and Harvey was able to rack up another 2 to stay on top. Nummer had two stalling calls in the first period, earning Harvey a point. Harvey chose bottom in the second, escaped and scored a takedown. Harvey continued his serious of take downs through the second. By the third, Nummer had another stall call against him. Nummer continued to back up throughout the third as Harvey went after him, the match ended with 16 seconds remaining with Nummer being disqualified for stalling. Harvey won by technical fall.
197
9 Nino Bonaccorsi vs. Jake Ortiz

Pitt’s Nino Bonaccorsi had a take down in the first 20 seconds of the match. Then turned ASU’s Jake Ortiz for a pin with 34 seconds left in the first period.
285
Jake Slinger vs. 3 Cohlton Schultz
Pitt’s Jake Slinger had a tough start to his match against ASU’s Cohlton Shultz. Schultz earned a take down and nearfall points in the first. By the end of the first period the score was 3-14, Schultz. Schultz took bottom in the second and earned an escape. Score by the end of the second, the score was 3-15. Slinger was able to earn an escape in the third after choosing bottom but it wasn’t enough to win the match. Final Score, 5-19 Shultz.

 

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Huskers Fall To Gophers 19-13 - University of Nebraska

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The No. 10 Nebraska wrestling team battled but came up short against No. 14 Minnesota Golden Gophers, who won six of ten bouts and defeated

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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The No. 10 Nebraska wrestling team battled but came up short against No. 14 Minnesota Golden Gophers, who won six of ten bouts and defeated the Huskers 19-13 at Maturi Pavilion on Friday night.

The meet began at 165 with Bubba Wilson squaring off with #19 Andrew Sparks. Wilson recorded an escape and a reversal, but that was not enough as Sparks notched a 6-3 decision to give Minnesota an early 3-0 lead.

#5 Mikey Labriola (174) recorded the first Husker win of the night as he defeated #23 Bailee O'Reilly. Labriola attacked early, recording a takedown to hold the 2-1 lead entering the second period. After the two traded escapes, Labriola recorded a takedown in period three to grab the 5-3 lead. With :15 seconds left, O'Reilly scrambled and got his first takedown of the match to tie it. In the final seconds, Labriola attacked with a reversal and tallied two near fall points to seal the 9-5 decision.

Making his 2022 conference and dual debut, Brandyn Van Tassell got the call at 184 taking on Minnesota's #28 Isaiah Salazar. The wrestlers battled to a 3-3 tie to start period two before Salazar scored two near fall points to grab the 5-3 advantage. In the third, Salazar tallied a quick escape and a takedown while securing the riding time point in route to a 9-3 decision victory.

#4 Eric Schultz (197) then battled #30 Michael Foy in one of six bouts between ranked wrestlers on the night. Schultz held Foy scoreless after three minutes and was the first to attack as he recorded an escape in the second period. Foy responded with an escape to start the third period tied. The wrestlers scrambled before Foy received a stall warning, and Schultz took the match by decision 2-1 to stay undefeated in this season's conference play.

The consensus No. 1 285-pounder in the country, Minnesota heavyweight Gable Steveson, came into tonight's match holding a perfect 36-0 record over the last three seasons. That record remained unblemished tonight after he worked a hard-fought 17-6 major decision over NU's #11 Christian Lance.

Facing his second top 10 opponent in a week, Jeremiah Reno (125) tallied a reversal against #8 Patrick McKee in the first, but McKee held a 5-2 lead after two periods. In the third, McKee recorded an escape and used the riding time point to push past Reno by a final score of 7-2.

The dual continued with 133. Alex Thomsen grappled with #24 Jake Gliva. Thomsen recorded an early takedown, but Gliva responded in the second period with a takedown and four near fall points on his way to an 8-3 decision.

#9 Chad Red Jr. (141) returned to the lineup as he faced #17 Jake Bergeland in the fourth ranked matchup of the night. Red impressed early as he scored a takedown and four near fall points while holding Bergeland scoreless through two periods. Entering the third period, Red led 8-0 and recorded an escape to claim the major decision.

Following Red's victory, the Huskers trailed 16-10 entering #4 Ridge Lovett's bout with #26 Michael Blockhus. Blockhus grabbed the early takedown and held Lovett scoreless through two periods. In the third, Lovett dominated with a reversal and four near fall points to take the 7-2 decision. Lovett is still undefeated in dual competition the last two seasons.

To cap off the night, #5 Peyton Robb (157) took the mat with a chance to win the dual for the Huskers. Robb wrestled #4 Brayton Lee to a scoreless first two periods. In the third, Lee attacked and recorded the first takedown of the match. Lee extended his lead with an escape and used the riding time point to grab the 4-0 decision.

With the loss, the Huskers fall to 3-2 (0-2 Big Ten) and the Gophers improve to 3-2 (2-1 Big Ten).

The Huskers will be back in action next Friday when they travel to Madison, Wisc., to take on the #9 Badgers (6-0, 2-0 Big Ten). The dual will begin at 7 p.m. and can be streamed online via B1G+ (subscription required).

#10 Nebraska 13, #14 Minnesota 19
165: #19 Andrew Sparks (MINN) dec. Bubba Wilson (NEB) 6-3 (MINN 3, NEB 0)
174: #5 Mikey Labriola (NEB) dec. #23 Bailee O'Reilly (MINN) 7-5 (MINN 3, NEB 3)
184: #28 Isaiah Salazar (MINN) dec. Brandyn Van Tassell (NEB) 9-3 (MINN 6, NEB 3)
197: #4 Eric Schultz (NEB) dec. #30 Michial Foy (MINN) 2-1 (MINN 6, NEB 6)
285: #1 Gable Steveson (MINN) maj. dec. #11 Christian Lance (NEB) 17-6 (MINN 10, NEB 6)
125: #8 Patrick McKee (MINN) dec. Jeremiah Reno (NEB) 7-2 (MINN 13, NEB 6)
133: #24 Jake Gliva (MINN) dec. Alex Thomsen (NEB) 8-3 (MINN 16, NEB 6)
141: #9 Chad Red Jr. (NEB) maj. dec. #17 Jake Bergeland (MINN) 9-0 (MINN 16, NEB 10)
149: #4 Ridge Lovett (NEB) dec. #26 Michael Blockhus (MINN) 7-2 (MINN 16, NEB 13)
157: #4 Brayton Lee (MINN) dec. #5 Peyton Robb (NEB) 4-0 (MINN 19, NEB 13)

 

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Cael Carlson wrestled at 165 and Jagger Eisch 141 for the Gophers last night.

 

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Cael Carlson wrestled at 165 and Jagger Eisch 141 for the Gophers last night.

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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – UNI wrestling got its first Big 12 win in a last-minute scheduled dual against Air Force, 27-11.

COVID protocols postponed the Northern Colorado dual that had been set for tonight for UNI. Air Force invited the Panthers to the Clune Arena in Colorado Springs after USAF also postponed a dual against Utah Valley due to COVID in UV's program. Air Force had been set to compete Saturday.

UNI got bonus points in four matches and won seven of the 10 bouts.

UNI improves to 2-5 overall and 1-2 in Big 12 duals. Air Force slipped to 2-3 overall and 0-3 in the Big 12.

Kyle Gollhofer, a redshirt freshman, secured his first career dual win to open the match with a 7-2 decision over Quinn Melofchik at 125 pounds. This was Gollhofer's second time in the dual lineup, having made his debut last week against South Dakota State.

Back-to-back, bonus-point wins at 133 pounds and 141 pounds got the Panthers out to a 13-0 lead.

Kyle Biscoglia, ranked No. 31 by Intermat, notched his 15th career fall, pinning this week's Big 12 Wrestler of the Week, Sidney Flores in 4 minutes, 58 seconds. Biscoglia is now on a four-match win streak, and 10 of his 12 wins have come with bonus points this season.

At 141 pounds, No. 25 Cael Happel secured riding time heading into the third period and continued to rack up the points against Air Force's Garrett Kuchan. Happel won in a 21-9 major decision.

UNI's Colin Realbuto (149 pounds) got his first Big 12 career dual win with a decision over Dylan Martinez. Realbuto secured riding time in the second period but trailed, 4-2, to start the third. An escape, takedown and more than two minutes of riding time gave Realbuto the 6-4 decision.

UNI extended its lead, 16-0 after four matches.

Air Force got its first win of the dual with a 4-1 decision over Kaleb Olejniczak (UNI), who made his debut in the Panther lineup.

No. 20 Austin Yant was the third Panther to earn bonus points, with a 9-0 major decision over Wilton, Iowa, native Trey Brisker. Yant got an escape in the second period and built a lead in the third with nearfall points and riding time for the win.

At 174 pounds, Dajun Johnson fell behind 12-2 in the first period to the 2021 Junior Pan Am gold medalist Sam Wolf of Air Force. Wolf went on to win by tech fall in 5:43, 18-3. This was Johnson's first time in the lineup at 174 pounds. He's jumped in at 184 pounds three times this year.

No. 4 Parker Keckeisen improved to 13-1 with a major decision over the Falcons' Jake Thompson. Keckeisen notched six takedowns against Thompson for the 14-4 major decision at 184 pounds.

UNI's Noah Glaser jumped out to an 8-2 lead in the first period of the 197-pound match. He notched six nearfall points against Kayne Hutchison, who closed the gap with a reversal and two nearfall points. Glaser kept the 8-6 lead and added an escape and two more takedowns to win his first career dual, 15-8.

The Falcons took the final match of the night. UNI heavyweight Tyrell Gordon was edged out by undefeated No. 6 Wyatt Hendrickson. Hendrickson had won his previous 11 matches with bonus points. Gordon broke that streak, but lost in a 9-4 decision.

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UNI will open its home dual season hosting in the West Gym next weekend. All home duals are set for 7 p.m.


#RV UNI 27, AIR FORCE, 11

• 125 | Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) dec. Quinn Melofchik (AF) 7-2
• 133 | #31 Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) pinned Sidney Flores (AF) 4:58
• 141 | #25 Cael Happel (UNI) maj. dec. Garrett Kuchan (AF) 21-9
• 149 | Colin Realbuto (UNI) dec. Dylan Martinez (AF) 6-4
• 157 | Giano Petrucelli (AF) dec. Kaleb Olejniczak (UNI) 4-1
• 165 | #20 Austin Yant (UNI) maj. dec. Trey Brisker (AF) 9-0
• 174 | Sam Wolf (AF) tech fall Dajun Johnson (UNI) 18-3 (5:43)
• 184 | #4 Parker Keckeisen (UNI) maj. dec. Jake Thompson (AF) 14-4
• 197 | Noah Glaser (UNI) dec. Kayne Hutchison (AF) 15-8
• 285 | #6 Wyatt Hendrickson (AF) dec. Tyrell Gordon (UNI) 9-4

 

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Huskers Fall To Gophers 19-13 - University of Nebraska

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The No. 10 Nebraska wrestling team battled but came up short against No. 14 Minnesota Golden Gophers, who won six of ten bouts and defeated

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Minnesota - Nebraska Dual - Box Score | WrestleStat

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#11 Minnesota over #7 Nebraska 19 - 13​

event date: 01/14/22

Weight	Minnesota Wrestler	Nebraska Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#9 Patrick McKee	#114 Jeremiah Reno	W DEC 7 - 2
133	#46 Jake Gliva	#114 Alex Thomsen	W DEC 8 - 3
141	#22 Jake Bergeland	#12 Chad Red	L MD 9 - 0
149	#35 Michael Blockhus	#6 Ridge Lovett	L DEC 7 - 2
157	#8 Brayton Lee	#6 Peyton Robb	W DEC 4 - 0
165	#37 Andrew Sparks	#61 Bubba Wilson	W DEC 6 - 3
174	#20 Bailee O'Reilly	#6 Michael Labriola	L DEC 7 - 5
184	#34 Isaiah Salazar	#121 Brandyn Van Tassell	W DEC 9 - 3
197	#19 Michial Foy	#12 Eric Schultz	L DEC 2 - 1
285	#1 Gable Steveson	#14 Christian Lance	W MD 17 - 6

 

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WrestleStat | Illinois - Rutgers Dual - Box Score

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#14 Rutgers over #34 Illinois 21 - 13​

event date: 01/14/22

Weight	Rutgers Wrestler	Illinois Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#26 Dylan Shawver	#45 Justin Cardani	W DEC 3 - 1
133	#4 Joey Olivieri	#7 Lucas Byrd	L MD 13 - 2
141	#3 Sebastian Rivera	#73 We Rachal	W TF5 22 - 7 7:00
149	#24 Mike Van Brill	#78 Christian Kanzler	W DEC 3 - 2
157	#67 Robert Kanniard	#110 Joe Roberts	W DEC 7 - 4
165	#55 Andrew Clark	#25 Danny Braunagel	L DEC 9 - 3
174	#58 Connor O'Neill	#78 DJ Shannon	L DEC 7 - 5
184	#4 John Poznanski	#16 Zach Braunagel	W DEC 5 - 2
197	#9 Greg Bulsak	#53 Matt Wroblewski	W MD 9 - 1
285	#58 Boone McDermott	#23 Luke Luffman	L DEC 7 - 2

 

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WrestleStat | Iowa State - Wyoming Dual - Box Score

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#15 Iowa State over #25 Wyoming 32 - 6​

event date: 01/14/22

Weight	Wyoming Wrestler	Iowa State Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#99 Jake Svihel	#32 Kysen Terukina	L DEC 7 - 6
133	#52 Job Greenwood	#65 Ramazan Attasauov	L MD 12 - 3
141	#57 Chase Zollmann	#11 Ian Parker	L MD 11 - 3
149	#59 Jaron Jensen	#29 Jarrett Degen	L DEC 7 - 4
157	#54 Darren Green	#3 David Carr	L FALL 3:54
165	#40 Cole Moody	#87 Isaac Judge	L FALL 1:35
174	#16 Hayden Hastings	#40 Joel Devine	W DEC 2 - 0
184	#21 Tate Samuelson	#11 Marcus Coleman	L DEC 4 - 2
197	#6 Stephen Buchanan	#17 Yonger Bastida	W SV-1 6 - 4
285	#88 Terren Swartz	#38 Sam Schuyler	L DEC 12 - 5

 

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Friday's Dual Results (1/15/2022)

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Friday's Dual Results

Minnesota 19 Nebraska 13

125 - Patrick McKee (Minnesota) dec Jeremiah Reno (Nebraska) 7-2
133 - Jake Gliva (Minnesota) dec Alex Thomsen (Nebraska) 8-3
141 - Chad Red Jr (Nebraska) maj Jager Eisch (Minnesota) 9-0
149 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) dec Michael Blockhus (Minnesota) 7-2
157 - Brayton Lee (Minnesota) dec Peyton Robb (Nebraska) 4-0
165 - Cael Carlson (Minnesota) dec Bubba Wilson (Nebraska) 6-3
174 - Mikey Labriola (Nebraska) dec Bailee O'Reilly (Minnesota) 9-5
184 - Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) dec Brandyn Van Tassel (Nebraska) 9-3
197 - Eric Schultz (Nebraska) dec Michial Foy (Minnesota) 2-1
285 - Gable Steveson (Minnesota) maj Christian Lance (Nebraska) 18-6

Northern Iowa 27 Air Force 11

125 - Kyle Gollhofer (Northern Iowa) dec Quinn Melofchik (Air Force) 7-2
133 - Kyle Biscoglia (Northern Iowa) fall Sidney Flores (Air Force) 4:58
141 - Cael Happel (Northern Iowa) maj Garrett Kuchan (Air Force) 21-9
149 - Colin Realbuto (Northern Iowa) dec Dylan Martinez (Air Force) 6-4
157 - Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) dec Kaleb Olejniczak (Northern Iowa) 4-1
165 - Austin Yant (Northern Iowa) maj Trey Brisker (Air Force) 9-0
174 - Sam Wolf (Air Force) tech Dajun Johnson (Northern Iowa) 18-3
184 - Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) maj Jake Thompson (Air Force) 14-4
197 - Noah Glaser (Northern Iowa) dec Kayne Hutchison (Air Force) 15-8
285 - Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) dec Tyrell Gordon (Northern Iowa) 9-4

Iowa State 32 Wyoming 6

125 - Kysen Terukina (Iowa State) dec Jake Svihel (Wyoming) 7-6
133 - Ramazan Attasauov (Iowa State) maj Job Greenwood (Wyoming) 12-3
141 - Ian Parker (Iowa State) maj Chase Zollman (Wyoming) 11-3
149 - Jarrett Degen (Iowa State) dec Jaron Jensen (Wyoming) 7-4
157 - David Carr (Iowa State) fall Darren Green (Wyoming) 3:54
165 - Isaac Judge (Iowa State) fall Cole Moody (Wyoming) 1:35
174 - Hayden Hastings (Wyoming) dec Joel Devine (Iowa State) 2-0
184 - Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) dec Tate Samuelson (Wyoming) 4-2
197 - Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming) dec Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) 6-4SV
285 - Sam Schuyler (Iowa State) dec Terren Swartz (Wyoming) 12-5

Lehigh 20 Columbia 16

125 - Joe Manchio (Columbia) dec Jaret Lane (Lehigh) 4-3
133 - Malyke Hines (Lehigh) dec Angelo Rini (Columbia) 12-9
141 - Matt Kazimir (Columbia) maj Connor McGonagle (Lehigh) 11-1
149 - Danny Fongaro (Columbia) dec Paul Watkins (Lehigh) 9-3
157 - Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) tech Andrew Garr (Columbia) 17-2
165 - Josh Ogunsanya (Columbia) dec Brian Meyer (Lehigh) 7-2
174 - Nick Fine (Columbia) dec Jake Logan (Lehigh) 4-3
184 - AJ Burkhart (Lehigh) dec Brian Bonino (Columbia) 4-2
197 - JT Davis (Lehigh) dec Sam Wustefeld (Columbia) 2-0
285 - Jordan Wood (Lehigh) fall Jalen Stephens (Columbia) 2:50

Drexel 22 Brown 15

125 - Kyle Waterman (Drexel) dec Hunter Adrian (Brown) 6-4
133 - Antonio Mininno (Drexel) dec Darby Diedrich (Brown) 4-3
141 - Timothy Levine (Brown) dec Jared Donahue (Drexel) 5-2
149 - Ricky Cabanillas (Brown) InjDef Luke Nichter (Drexel)
157 - Parker Kropman (Drexel) dec Mason Spears (Brown) 7-1
165 - Evan Barczak (Drexel) maj AJ Corrado (Brown) 10-1
174 - Michael O'Malley (Drexel) FFT
184 - James Araneo (Brown) dec Josh Stillings (Drexel) 9-4
197 - Santino Morina (Drexel) dec Cade Wilson (Brown) 9-4
285 - Lear Quinton (Brown) dec Elijah Anthony (Drexel) 5-2

Pittsburgh 24 Arizona State 19

125 - Brandon Courtney (Arizona State) dec Gage Curry (Pittsburgh) 10-4
133 - Michael McGee (Arizona State) dec Micky Phillippi (Pittsburgh) 5-3
141 - Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) fall Julian Chlebove (Arizona State) 1:44
149 - Kyle Parco (Arizona State) maj Dan Mancini (Pittsburgh) 16-2
157 - Jacori Teemer (Arizona State) dec Elijah Cleary (Pittsburgh) 6-2
165 - Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) dec Jake Wentzel (Pittsburgh) 6-3
174 - James Lledo (Pittsburgh) fall Zane Coleman (Arizona State) 2:31
184 - Gregg Harvey (Pittsburgh) disq Josh Nummer (Arizona State)
197 - Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh) fall Jake Ortiz (Arizona State) 2:26
285 - Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) maj Jake Slinger (Pittsburgh) 18-5

Rutgers 21 Illinois 13

125 - Dylan Shawver (Rutgers) dec Justin Cardani (Illinois) 3-1
133 - Lucas Byrd (Illinois) maj Joey Olivieri (Rutgers) 13-2
141 - Sebastian Rivera (Rutgers) tech We Rachal (Illinois) 22-7
149 - Mike Van Brill (Illinois) dec Christian Kanzler (Illinois) 3-2
157 - Robert Kanniard (Rutgers) dec Joe Roberts (Illinois) 7-4
165 - Danny Braunagel (Illinois) dec Andy Clark (Rutgers) 9-3
174 - DJ Shannon (Illinois) dec Connor O'Neill (Rutgers) 7-5
184 - John Poznanski (Rutgers) dec Zac Braunagel (Illinois) 5-2
197 - Greg Bulsak (Rutgers) maj Matt Wroblewski (Illinois) 9-1
285 - Luke Luffman (Illinois) dec Boone McDermott (Rutgers) 7-2

Davidson 20 Franklin & Marshall 18

125 - Gio Diaz (F&M) tech Hale Robinson (Davidson) 16-0
133 - Kyle Gorant (Davidson) tech Jack Bruce (F&M) 23-7
141 - Wil Gil (F&M) maj Nick Cambria (Davidson) 11-2
149 - Cristiaan Dailey (F&M) dec David Loniewski (Davidson) 9-7
157 - Bryce Sanderlin (Davidson) dec Chase McCollum (F&M) 3-2
165 - Jaden Hardrick (Davidson) dec Crew Fullerton (F&M) 12-8
174 - Anthony Spera (Davidson) dec John Crawford (F&M) 8-6
184 - James Conway (F&M) fall Gavin Henry (Davidson) 4:17
197 - Finlay Holston (Davidson) dec Michael Wazen (F&M) 4-0
285 - Mitchell Trigg (Davidson) dec Vincenzo Pelusi (F&M) 5-2

Oklahoma 24 Lock Haven 15

125 - Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) dec Joey Prata (Oklahoma) 8-3
133 - Gable Strickland (Lock Haven) fall Caleb Tanner (Oklahoma) 3:45
141 - Jacob Butler (Oklahoma) maj Tyler Dilley (Lock Haven) 14-4
149 - Dom Demas (Oklahoma) maj Connor Eck (Lock Haven) 14-5
157 - Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) dec Ben Barton (Lock Haven) 4-1
165 - Ashton Eyler (Lock Haven) dec Joe Grello (Oklahoma) 5-3
174 - Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma) fall Tyler Stoltzfus (Lock Haven) 4:02
184 - Darrien Roberts (Oklahoma) dec Colin Fegley (Lock Haven) 3-1
197 - Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) maj Parker McClellan (Lock Haven) 9-0
285 - Isaac Reid (Lock Haven) dec Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) 3-1

Maryland 25 Kent State 14

125 - Jake Ferri (Kent State) maj Tommy Capul (Maryland) 21-8
133 - King Sandoval (Maryland) fall Brendon Fenton (Kent State) 1:29
141 - Louis Newell (Kent State) dec Danny Bertoni (Maryland) 6-4
149 - Michael North (Maryland) fall Kody Komara (Kent State) 3:39
157 - Enrique Mungaia (Kent State) dec Lucas Cordio (Maryland) 7-4
165 - Brady Chrisman (Kent State) maj Gaven Bell (Maryland) 11-0
174 - Dom Solis (Maryland) dec Michael Ferree (Kent State) 7-6
184 - Kyle Cochran (Maryland) dec Colin McCracken (Kent State) 4-1
197 - Jaron Smith (Maryland) maj Tyler Bates (Kent State) 11-0
285 - Zach Schrader (Maryland) dec Jacob Cover (Kent State) 5-1

 

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Oklahoma 35 Kent State 3

125 - Joey Prata (Oklahoma) dec Jake Ferri (Kent State) 6-4
133 - Gabe Vidlak (Oklahoma) dec Brendon Fenton (Kent State) 7-0
141 - Louis Newell (Kent State) dec Jacob Butler (Oklahoma) 3-2
149 - Dom Demas (Oklahoma) dec Kody Komara (Kent State) 6-3
157 - Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) fall Enrique Mungaia (Kent State) 1:02
165 - Troy Mantanona (Oklahoma) dec Brady Chrisman (Kent State) 7-6
174 - Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma) fall Michael Ferree (Kent State) :16
184 - Keegan Moore (Oklahoma) maj Colin McCracken (Kent State) 17-7
197 - Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) maj Tyler Bates (Kent State) 12-4
285 - Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) dec Jacob Cover (Kent State) 3-1

Maryland 24 Chattanooga 14

125 - Fabian Gutierrez (Chattanooga) maj Tommy Capul (Maryland) 8-0
133 - King Sandoval (Maryland) fall Brayden Palmer (Chattanooga) 1:25
141 - Danny Bertoni (Maryland) dec Franco Valdes (Chattanooga) 6-1SV
149 - Noah Castillo (Chattanooga) dec Michael North (Maryland) 10-6
157 - Lincoln Heck (Chattanooga) maj Lucas Cordio (Maryland) 13-4
165 - Drew Nicholson (Chattanooga) dec Gaven Bell (Maryland) 9-4
174 - Dom Solis (Maryland) dec Carial Tarter (Chattanooga) 3-0
184 - Kyle Cochran (Maryland) dec Matthew Waddell (Chattanooga) 7-3
197 - Jaron Smith (Maryland) tech Nick Benton (Chattanooga) 15-0
285 - Zach Schrader (Maryland) maj Grayson Walthall (Chattanooga) 12-3

Buffalo 27 Long Island 6

125 - Tristan Daugherty (Buffalo) dec Robbie Sagaris (Long Island) 7-3
133 - Derek Spann (Buffalo) tech Bryce Cockrell (Long Island) 16-0
141 - Ben Freeman (Buffalo) dec Devin Matthews (Long Island) 6-1
149 - John Arceri (Buffalo) dec Drew Witham (Long Island) 5-0
157 - Hunter Shaut (Buffalo) dec James Johnston (Long Island) 8-2
165 - Noah Grover (Buffalo) maj Blake Bahna (Long Island) 10-1
174 - Ryan Ferro (Long Island) dec Jake Lanning (Buffalo) 8-1
184 - Pete Acciardi (Buffalo) dec James Langan (Long Island) 3-2
197 - Nunzio Crowley (Long Island) dec Sam Mitchell (Buffalo) 3-2
285 - Toby Cahill (Buffalo) dec Tim Nagosky (Long Island) 5-2

Bucknell 20 Harvard 12

125 - Brandon Seidman (Bucknell) dec Beau Bayless (Harvard) 5-2
133 - Kurt Phipps (Bucknell) dec Dillon Murphy (Harvard) 6-4
141 - Michael Jaffe (Harvard) dec Noah Levett (Bucknell) 6-1
149 - Lukus Stricker (Harvard) dec Kolby Depron (Bucknell) 8-5
157 - Trevor Tarsi (Harvard) dec Nick Delp (Bucknell) 5-3
165 - Zach Hartman (Bucknell) maj Alex Whitworth (Harvard) 10-2
174 - Sam Barnes (Bucknell) dec Michael Doggett (Harvard) 5-0
184 - Logan Deacetis (Bucknell) maj Luke Rada (Harvard) 10-2
197 - Mason McCready (Bucknell) dec Nick Marcenelle (Harvard) 6-3
285 - Jeffrey Crooks (Harvard) dec Luke Niemeyer (Bucknell) 3-2

Michigan 29 Ohio State 8

125 - Nick Suriano (Michigan) maj Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) 11-3
133 - Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) maj Will Betancourt (Ohio State) 14-5
141 - Stevan Micic (Michigan) dec Dylan D'Emilio (Ohio State) 12-7
149 - Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) dec Cole Mattin (Michigan) 9-4
157 - Will Lewan (Michigan) dec Jashon Hubbard (Ohio State) 6-3
165 - Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) tech Patrick Nolan (Michigan) 22-6
174 - Logan Massa (Michigan) dec Ethan Smith (Ohio State) 10-5
184 - Myles Amine (Michigan) dec Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) 3-1SV
197 - Patrick Brucki (Michigan) dec Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) 5-2
285 - Mason Parris (Michigan) fall Tate Orndorff (Ohio State) 2:21

George Mason 31 VMI 8

125 - Ben Monn (George Mason) FFT
133 - Michael Rapuano (George Mason) maj Cam Chicella (VMI) 19-5
141 - Kaden Cassidy (George Mason) maj Freddy Junko (VMI) 9-1
149 - Alex Madrigal (George Mason) fall Seth Fillers (VMI) 3:36
157 - Avery Bassett (George Mason) dec Blake Showers (VMI) 5-4
165 - Tyler Kocak (George Mason) dec River Carroll (VMI) 8-4
174 - Logan Messer (George Mason) dec Jon Hoover (VMI) 3-1
184 - Zach Brown (VMI) tech Kyle Davis (George Mason) 16-1
197 - Tyler Mousaw (VMI) dec Jon List (George Mason) 5-3
285 - Austin Stith (George Mason) dec Josh Evans (VMI) 8-6SV

Oregon State 34 Little Rock 0

125 - Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State) maj Jaden Carson (Little Rock) 12-4
133 - Devan Turner (Oregon State) maj Jaylen Carson (Little Rock) 12-2
141 - Grant Willits (Oregon State) dec Conner Ward (Little Rock) 10-3
149 - Cory Crooks (Oregon State) dec Joey Bianchi (Little Rock) 3-1
157 - Hunter Willits (Oregon State) dec Chase Tebbets (Little Rock) 7-2
165 - Matthew Olguin (Oregon State) dec Tyler Brennan (Little Rock) 6-1
174 - Aaron Olmos (Oregon State) dec Triston Wills (Little Rock) 8-5
184 - Trey Munoz (Oregon State) tech Tanner Mendoza (Little Rock) 25-10
197 - Ryan Reyes (Oregon State) dec Brooks Sacharczyk (Little Rock) 16-14
285 - Gary Traub (Oregon State) dec Josiah Hill (Little Rock) 11-6TB

 

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The UNI dual was at AF not in CF. UNI was already in CO to wrestle Northern Colorado when the dual was cancelled. A couple phone calls later and they were off to Air Force who has also had a dual cancelled. Pretty cool.

 

[Jackhawk87]

Question RE Alex Thomsen for those that follow Iowa HS wrestling more closely.

He seemed to have pretty good physical and wrestling skills coming out of HS. He has had some Greco success, but his college career has been very Ho Hum. Did I overestimate his skills in HS or has he just not reached his potential at Nebraska? We have better light weights at Iowa so he wouldn’t have been a starter as is, but I wonder how high his ceiling could have been if he came to Iowa and ADS did not. Thoughts?

 

[Inthecircle]

The UNI dual was at AF not in CF. UNI was already in CO to wrestle Northern Colorado when the dual was cancelled. A couple phone calls later and they were off to Air Force who has also had a dual cancelled. Pretty cool.

The Military showing up again, in a time of need for an Iowa College wrestling team. Kudos to the Air Force.

 

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WrestleStat | Michigan State - Purdue Dual - Box Score

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#23 Michigan State over #20 Purdue 17 - 16​

event date: 01/15/22

Weight	Purdue Wrestler	Michigan State Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#8 Devin Schroder	#69 Tristan Lujan	W DEC 3 - 0
133	#35 Matt Ramos	#8 Rayvon Foley	L MD 13 - 0
141	#24 Parker Filius	#115 Matt Santos	W SV-1 7 - 5
149	#127 Alec White	#50 Peyton Omania	L DEC 5 - 2
157	#21 Kendall Coleman	#12 Chase Saldate	W DEC 10 - 3
165	#86 Hayden Lohrey	#32 Caleb Fish	L SV-1 5 - 3
174	#15 Gerrit Nijenhuis	#142 Nate Jimenez	W MD 11 - 3
184	#22 Max Lyon	#24 Layne Malczewski	L DEC 4 - 2
197	#20 Thomas Penola	#16 Cameron Caffey	L DEC 8 - 1
285	#18 Michael Woulfe	#108 Brad Wilton	W DEC 10 - 4

 

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Ohio - Northern Illinois Dual - Box Score | WrestleStat

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#36 Ohio over #39 Northern Illinois 27 - 10​

event date: 01/15/22

Weight	Northern Illinois Wrestler	Ohio Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#85 Bryce West	#73 Oscar Sanchez	L DEC 6 - 3
133	#94 Mikey Kaminski	#77 Gio Disabato	L DEC 14 - 7
141	#75 Jaivon Jones	#32 Kyran Hagan	L DEC 4 - 3
149	#107 Anthony Cheloni	#30 Alec Hagan	L DEC 2 - 1
157	#42 Munkhtulga Zuunbayan	#28 Jordan Slivka	L INJ 0:25
165	#152 Alec Rees	#117 Sean O'dwyer	L DEC 6 - 3
174	#43 Mason Kauffman	#23 Sal Perrine	W DEC 3 - 2
184	(Forfeit)	#62 Zayne Lehman	L FOR 0 - 0
197	#105 Tristen Guaman	#233 John Mark Williams	W MD 12 - 2
285	#110 Terrese Aaron	#71 Jordan Greer	W DEC 7 - 4

 

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WrestleStat | Oklahoma - Maryland Dual - Box Score

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#17 Oklahoma over #46 Maryland 41 - 6​

event date: 01/15/22

Weight	Maryland Wrestler	Oklahoma Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	(Forfeit)	#37 Joey Prata	L FOR 0 - 0
133	#53 King Sandoval	#76 Gabe Vidlak	W FALL 0:32
141	#65 Danny Bertoni	#84 Jacob Butler	L FALL 0:57
149	#94 Michael North	#10 Dominick Demas	L MD 16 - 7
157	#184 Conner Decker	#22 Justin Thomas	L DEC 11 - 4
165	#202 Gaven Bell	#28 Joseph Grello	L MD 13 - 2
174	#79 Dominic Solis	#70 Anthony Mantanona	L FALL 0:43
184	#77 Chase Mielnik	#71 Keegan Moore	L FALL 5:19
197	#26 Jaron Smith	#14 Jake Woodley	L DEC 3 - 1
285	#45 Zach Schrader	#34 Josh Heindselman	L DEC 3 - 2

 

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WrestleStat | South Dakota State - Maryland Dual - Box Score

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#30 South Dakota State over #46 Maryland 28 - 6​

event date: 01/15/22

Weight	Maryland Wrestler	South Dakota State Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	(Forfeit)	#59 Tanner Jordan	L FOR 0 - 0
133	#53 King Sandoval	#41 Gabriel Tagg	L DEC 6 - 4
141	#65 Danny Bertoni	#6 Clay Carlson	L DEC 11 - 5
149	#94 Michael North	#63 Daniel Kimball	L MD 8 - 0
157	#165 Lucas Cordio	#139 Kenny O'Neil	L DEC 7 - 0
165	#202 Gaven Bell	#27 Tanner Cook	W DEC 12 - 8
174	#79 Dominic Solis	#11 Cade DeVos	L DEC 9 - 5
184	#17 Kyle Cochran	#52 Cade King	W DEC 4 - 0
197	#26 Jaron Smith	#24 Tanner Sloan	L DEC 6 - 2
285	#45 Zach Schrader	#27 AJ Nevills	L DEC 2 - 1

 

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Navy - Lehigh Dual - Box Score | WrestleStat

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#19 Lehigh over #35 Navy 24 - 9​

event date: 01/15/22

Weight	Lehigh Wrestler	Navy Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#16 Jaret Lane	#58 Jacob Allen	W DEC 10 - 6
133	#19 Malyke Hines	#24 Joshua Koderhandt	W DEC 13 - 7
141	#36 Connor McGonagle	#98 Tyler Hunt	W DEC 1 - 0
149	#119 Paul Watkins	#163 Jonathan Miranda	L DEC 4 - 3
157	#5 Josh Humphreys	#20 Andrew Cerniglia	W MD 9 - 1
165	#31 Brian Meyer	#39 Val Park	W DEC 5 - 4
174	#39 Jake Logan	#68 Shane Finney	W DEC 7 - 2
184	#35 AJ Burkhart	#100 Hunter Johns	L DEC 14 - 8
197	#73 JT Davis	#31 Jake Koser	L DEC 1 - 0
285	#4 Jordan Wood	#64 Ryan Catka	W FALL 3:31

 

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Wrestling Wins via Tiebreaker at No. 12 Purdue - Michigan State University Athletics

In a battle that saw two bouts go to sudden victory, the Michigan State wrestling team sat tied with No. 12 Purdue after ten matches and had its win come down to a tiebreaker in total match points on Saturday night inside Holloway Gymnasium. With the team score even at 16-16 after the...

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Wrestling Wins via Tiebreaker at No. 12 Purdue​

MSU victorious with 50-49 edge in total match points​

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – In a battle that saw two bouts go to sudden victory, the Michigan State wrestling team sat tied with No. 12 Purdue after ten matches and had its win come down to a tiebreaker in total match points on Saturday night inside Holloway Gymnasium. With the team score even at 16-16 after the heavyweight bout, the Spartans came away with the 17-16 victory after officials tallied up a 50-49 edge for MSU in match points.

With the win, the Spartans moved to 6-1 in dual overall and 1-1 in the Big Ten, while the Boilermakers shifted to 7-3 on the season and 1-2 in conference duals.

MSU opened the night when freshman Tristan Lujan entered the third period tied at 0-0 with 12th-ranked Devin Schroder, but the Boilermakers' 125-pounder came out victorious with a 3-0 decision. The Spartans countered at 133, as redshirt senior Rayvon Foley picked up a 13-0 major decision over Matt Ramos for his 16th-straight win. Graduate student Matt Santos looked to have a sudden-victory decision in the 144 match, but officials overturned his takedown and Santos was eventually defeated in a 7-5 decision by No. 20 Parker Filius that put MSU in a 6-4 hole in team scoring.

Redshirt sophomore Peyton Omania retook the lead for the Spartans with a 5-2 decision over Alec White in the 149 bout, but Purdue went up 10-9 entering the intermission following No. 10 Kendall Coleman's 10-3 decision over sophomore Chase Saldate at 157. Fellow sophomore Caleb Fish came out of the break by winning a 5-3 sudden-victory decision over 165-pounder Hayden Lohrey and giving MSU another lead, although No. 16 Gerrit Nijenhuis scored an 11-3 major decision over redshirt junior Nathan Jimenez to make the team score 13-10 in Purdue's favor.

At 184, redshirt junior Layne Malczewski got a third-period takedown to get a 4-2 decision against No. 21 Max Lyon, and 197-pound redshirt senior Cameron Caffey followed it up with an 8-1 decision over No. 13 Thomas Penola to put the Spartans ahead, 16-13.

The heavyweight match saw redshirt senior Brad Wilton do just enough hold Michael Woulfe to a 10-4 decision over the MSU wrestler. That bout ended up making the difference in the final score, as another takedown from Woulfe would have flipped the tiebreaker and gave Purdue the conference victory.

In extras action, sophomore Eddie Homrock used a strong first period to knock off Trey Kruse in a 6-2 decision, closing out the evening.

Michigan State continues its road trip on Monday, Jan. 17 with a 3:30 p.m. battle at Indiana, with that match airing on the Big Ten Network.

Bout-By-Bout
125: No. 12 Devin Schroder (PUR) dec. Tristan Lujan (MSU), 3-0
Lujan and Schroder were called for a stalemate in a first period that ended scoreless and the second period went the same, but Schroder got an escape after starting down in the third and defended against a Lujan attack before responding with a takedown of his own. Schroder rode Lujan the rest of the period to earn the 3-0 decision.

133: No. 11 Rayvon Foley (MSU) maj. dec. Matt Ramos (PUR), 13-0
Foley avoided an early Ramos attack and got the Boilermaker on one leg, but Ramos broke free before Foley finally got his takedown near the end of the first period. A second-period escape after going down was followed by another Foley takedown to go up 5-0 entering the third. A two-point near-fall by Foley set him up for a four-point near-pin just a few ticks later, while a penalty point for Ramos' stalling and Foley's riding time gave the Spartan a 13-0 major decision,

141: No. 20 Parker Filius (PUR) dec. Matt Santos (MSU), 7-5 (SV-1)
Santos was able to work out of an attack attempt by Filius, rolling through a takedown of his own in the first period before Filius escaped and got a takedown himself to take a 3-2 lead. Filius escaped quickly in the second frame, but neither was able to convert on an attack the rest of the period. Santos got an escape 57 seconds into the third period and added a takedown, but Filius got the quick escape to tie it at 5-5 before time expired. In the sudden-victory period, Santos had a takedown that was taken off after a Purdue challenge, and Filius got a takedown of his own shortly after the restart for a 7-5 overtime decision.

149: Peyton Omania (MSU) dec. Alec White (PUR), 5-2
Two minutes of grappling in the first period led to White starting down in the second frame. White got the escape 17 seconds into the period and an Omania attack after ended in a stalemate, but Omania was able to land his next attack for a takedown and held White down for another 29 seocnds. In the third, Omania escaped to start after being on the bottom and added another takedown before White escaped, and the two grappled the rest of the way for Omania to earn the 5-2 decision.

157: No. 10 Kendall Coleman (PUR) dec. No. 24 Chase Saldate (MSU), 10-3
Saldate almost had a takedown early, but Coleman had a successful attack with 11 seconds left to grab a 2-0 lead after one period. Coleman then got free after starting down in the second, and neither side could score a takedown in the middle frame. In the third, Saldate escaped quickly but Coleman had a takedown that Saldate escaped from in short order. Coleman had another takedown with about a minute left in the bout, while a Saldate escape was countered by Coleman's fourth takedown, as the riding time gave Coleman a 10-3 decision.

 

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165: Caleb Fish (MSU) dec. Hayden Lohrey (PUR), 5-3 (SV-1)
A back-and-forth opening minute nearly ended with a Fish takedown, but Lohrey held off the attack and later got a penalty point on a Fish stall towards the end of the first period. Fish then escaped in the first couple seconds of the middle period, and resisted a Lohrey attack before time ended in the second frame. A Lohrey escape in the third set up a Fish takedown later on, but Lohrey escaped again to end the period and force sudden victory. In the extra period, Fish finished the bout with a takedown to give himself a 5-3 decision.

174: No. 16 Gerrit Nijenhuis (PUR) maj. dec. Nathan Jimenez (MSU), 11-3
Nijenhuis scored an early takedown over Jimenez, but the MSU wrestler escaped before Nijenhuis took him down again in the opening period and built up 1:25 of riding time. The Boilermaker then got the escape after choosing down in the second and added another takedown following a stalemate to take a 7-1 lead. A Jimenez escape opened the third, Nijenhuis got his fourth takedown before Jimenez got free with a minute left. A stalemate was followed by a stalling call on Jimenez, as that penalty point and a riding time bonus handed Nijenhuis an 11-3 major decision.

184: No. 21 Layne Malczewski (MSU) dec. Max Lyon (PUR), 4-2
The Spartan and Boilermaker grapplers both had shots in during the first, but neither scored a takedown, and Malczewski got the second period escape to go up 1-0 heading into the third frame. Malczewski reversed the riding time in the third before Lyon escaped, but Malczewski got the first takedown of the match in the final minute, as a Lyon escape before the buzzer gave Malczewski the 4-2 decision with riding time.

197: No. 23 Cameron Caffey (MSU) dec. No. 13 Thomas Penola (PUR), 8-1
A scoreless first period put Penola down to start the second frame, who escaped after Caffey built up 27 seconds of riding time. Caffey's takedown in the fourth minute set him up to score a four-point near-fall, and his escape to start the third period gave him a 7-1 edge. Caffey attacked several times in the final two minutes, but could not get another takedown, as riding time handed him an 8-1 decision.

285: Michael Woulfe (PUR) dec. Brad Wilton (MSU), 10-4
Woulfe got the first-period takedown and built his riding time to 1:15 before an out-of-bounds call put the two back in the center where Wilton escaped before the end of the frame. In the second, Woulfe went down to start and escaped 14 ticks in, adding on a takedown right before time expired in the period. The third period started with Wilton down, who got the reversal but Woulfe countered with his own reversal a few seconds later. Wilton escaped, but Woulfe added another takedown and the riding time for a 10-4 decision.


Michigan State 17, No. 12 Purdue 16 (MSU via tiebreaker)
125: No. 12 Devin Schroder (PUR) dec. Tristan Lujan (MSU), 3-0; PUR leads, 3-0
133: No. 11 Rayvon Foley (MSU) maj. dec. Matt Ramos (PUR), 13-0; MSU leads, 4-3
141: Parker Filius (PUR) dec. Matt Santos (MSU), 7-5 (SV-1); PUR leads, 6-4
149: Peyton Omania (MSU) dec. Alec White (PUR), 5-2; MSU leads, 7-6
157: Kendall Coleman (PUR) dec. No. 24 Chase Saldate (MSU), 10-3; PUR leads, 9-7
165: Caleb Fish (MSU) dec. Hayden Lohrey (PUR), 5-3 (SV-1); MSU leads, 10-9
174: Gerrit Nijenhuis (PUR) maj. dec. Nathan Jimenez (MSU), 11-3; PUR leads, 13-10
184: Layne Malczewski (MSU) dec. Max Lyon (PUR), 4-2; Tied at 13-13
197: No. 23 Cameron Caffey (MSU) dec. Thomas Penola (PUR), 8-1; MSU leads, 16-13
285: Michael Woulfe (PUR) dec. Brad Wilton (MSU), 10-4; Tied at 16-16
***MSU wins via tiebreaker with 50-49 total match points***

Extra Matches:
149: Eddie Homrock (MSU) def. Trey Kruse (PUR), 6-2

 

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Question RE Alex Thomsen for those that follow Iowa HS wrestling more closely.

He seemed to have pretty good physical and wrestling skills coming out of HS. He has had some Greco success, but his college career has been very Ho Hum. Did I overestimate his skills in HS or has he just not reached his potential at Nebraska? We have better light weights at Iowa so he wouldn’t have been a starter as is, but I wonder how high his ceiling could have been if he came to Iowa and ADS did not. Thoughts?

I think at the time Iowa was more interested in Brody Teske (both were 4 Timers that year, Teske in 3A, Thomsen in 1A), and not real sure we had "tremendous" interest in either one (money dependent and returning Starters and such). Teske has proven to be the better collegiate wrestler to this point IMO, but certainly neither was a miss by Iowa.

Could that have changed for either being in the Iowa room? Maybe, but not likely to the point where they are a Gilman, Clark or Ramos, IMO.

 

[MVPFAN]

Glory 13-6 over Courtney. Glory with TD and 2 backs from a tilt in the first. Courtney chooses down for some odd reason and gives up 4 more tilt points. Courtney got 2 tds in the 3rd.

 

[UndercoverHawk]

Glory 13-6 over Courtney. Glory with TD and 2 backs from a tilt in the first. Courtney chooses down for some odd reason and gives up 4 more tilt points. Courtney got 2 tds in the 3rd.

Surprised Glory actually wrestled. He’s been ducking people all year

 

[GoHawks1996]

Glory 13-6 over Courtney. Glory with TD and 2 backs from a tilt in the first. Courtney chooses down for some odd reason and gives up 4 more tilt points. Courtney got 2 tds in the 3rd.

Did Glory gas in the 3rd to give up those two takedown?

Because that would bode well for Drake.

 

[MVPFAN]

Did Glory gas in the 3rd to give up those two takedown?

Because that would bode well for Drake.

A bit yes

 

[parchy]

Sounds like Nick lee is ducking seabass today. I was looking forward to that match. We will see I guess.

 

[MitchLL]

Saw ISU also lost some match/matches from sickness.

One fan suggested a dual against WSR or SEP. Would the Clones even be favored?

Looking like the fightin Dressers still a joke of a program.

 

[parchy]

Brady Berge wrestling @ 165 vs Rutgers

 

[js8793]

Brady Berge wrestling @ 165 vs Rutgers

if he stays at 165, his impact is greatly minimized imo. very deep weight and unlikely more than a couple points.

 

[MitchLL]

if he stays at 165, his impact is greatly minimized imo. very deep weight and unlikely more than a couple points.

Anyone worried about Berge's contributions to the PSU point total need not be concerned.

 

[redghost1974]

Anyone worried about Berge's contributions to the PSU point total need not be concerned.

I'm sure he will improve by season end, but that looks like maybe 2 points max from BB at nationals. No concussion headgear, so good for him.

 

[parchy]

Bulsak giving Dean a match.

 

[PSU Mike]

Bulsak giving Dean a match.

Until the last 6 points anyway. 3 TDs to 1. But GB was game.

Edited for earlier error. Oops.

 

[Vallholl]

WrestleStat | Rutgers - Penn State Dual - Box Score

www.wrestlestat.com

#3 Penn State over #14 Rutgers 27 - 11​

event date: 01/16/22

Weight	Penn State Wrestler	Rutgers Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#6 Drew Hildebrandt	#26 Dylan Shawver	W DEC 4 - 2
133	#3 Roman Bravo-Young	#4 Joey Olivieri	W DEC 11 - 5
141	#86 Brandon Meredith	#3 Sebastian Rivera	L TF5 17 - 1 3:36
149	#19 Beau Bartlett	#24 Mike Van Brill	L TB-2 4 - 3
157	#144 Tony Negron	#67 Robert Kanniard	L SV-1 6 - 4
165	#10 Brady Berge	#55 Andrew Clark	W DEC 5 - 1
174	#4 Carter Starocci	#58 Connor O'Neill	W TF5 19 - 2 4:25
184	#2 Aaron Brooks	#4 John Poznanski	W MD 10 - 2
197	#2 Max Dean	#9 Greg Bulsak	W DEC 9 - 6
285	#8 Greg Kerkvliet	#87 Alex Esposito	W FALL 1:45

 

[Vallholl]

WrestleStat | Wisconsin - Minnesota Dual - Box Score

www.wrestlestat.com

#9 Wisconsin over #11 Minnesota 21 - 15​

event date: 01/16/22

Weight	Minnesota Wrestler	Wisconsin Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#9 Patrick McKee	#19 Eric Barnett	L DEC 8 - 5
133	#46 Jake Gliva	#55 Kyle Burwick	L SV-1 6 - 4
141	#22 Jake Bergeland	#37 Joseph Zargo	W DEC 6 - 4
149	#35 Michael Blockhus	#5 Austin Gomez	L DEC 10 - 6
157	#8 Brayton Lee	#40 Garrett Model	L DEC 10 - 5
165	#23 Cael Carlson	#6 Dean Hamiti	L FALL 1:11
174	#20 Bailee O'Reilly	#14 Andrew McNally	W MD 11 - 3
184	#34 Isaiah Salazar	#37 Chris Weiler	W MD 14 - 5
197	#19 Michial Foy	#30 Braxton Amos	L DEC 6 - 4
285	#1 Gable Steveson	#7 Trent Hillger	W MD 23 - 9

 

[Vallholl]

#29 Princeton over #10 Arizona State 20 - 18​

event date: 01/16/22

	Weight	Princeton Wrestler	Arizona State Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#3 Patrick Glory	#5 Brandon Courtney	W DEC 12 - 6 (Patrick Glory over Brandon Courtney DEC 9 - 8)
133	#87 Nick Masters	#10 Michael McGee	L TF5 18 - 2 3:53 (Michael McGee over Nick Masters MD 12 - 4)
141	#141 Danny Coles	#229 Cleveland Belton	W DEC 8 - 7 (Danny Coles over Cleveland Belton DEC 13 - 8)
149	#69 Marshall Keller	#12 Kyle Parco	L DEC 5 - 1 (Kyle Parco over Marshall Keller DEC 10 - 4)
157	#9 Quincy Monday	#4 Jacori Teemer	L DEC 4 - 3 (Quincy Monday over Jacori Teemer DEC 6 - 5)
165	#58 Jake Marsh	#10 Anthony Valencia	L DEC 6 - 3 (Anthony Valencia over Jake Marsh MD 12 - 4)
174	#66 Nathan Dugan	#100 Zane Coleman	W DEC 8 - 4 (Nathan Dugan over Zane Coleman DEC 8 - 7)
184	#25 Travis Stefanik	(Forfeit)	W FOR 0 - 0
197	#32 Luke Stout	#208 Jake Ortiz	W TF5 19 - 3 4:56 (Luke Stout over Jake Ortiz TF 20 - 1)
285	#55 Matthew Cover	#9 Cohlton Schultz	L MD 13 - 5 (Cohlton Schultz over Matthew Cover MD 13 - 4)

 

[Vallholl]

#6 Oklahoma State over #33 Columbia 35 - 6​

event date: 01/16/22

Weight	Oklahoma State Wrestler	Columbia Wrestler	Result/ Prediction
125	#12 Trevor Mastrogiovanni	#27 Joe Manchio	W MD 8 - 0
133	#1 Daton Fix	#30 Angelo Rini	W MD 13 - 4
141	#35 Carter Young	#21 Matthew Kazimir	L DEC 6 - 1
149	#10 Kaden Gfeller	#108 Danny Fongaro	W TF5 17 - 2 5:32
157	#19 Wyatt Sheets	#34 Andrew Garr	W DEC 8 - 5
165	#65 Jalin Harper	#16 Joshua Ogunsanya	L DEC 5 - 2
174	#13 Dustin Plott	#27 Nick Fine	W DEC 4 - 3
184	#9 Dakota Geer	#90 Brian Bonino	W MD 17 - 3
197	#1 AJ Ferrari	#128 Sam Wustefeld	W FALL 6:01
285	#35 Luke Surber	#152 Jalen Stephens	W FALL 0:58