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Tuesday, January 16​

Gardner-Webb 23, Duke 15

125: Drew West (GW) over Logan Agin (DUKE) (Fall 1:46)

133: Tyson Lane (GW) over Raymond Adams (DUKE) (Dec 5-2)

141: Todd Carter (GW) over Christian Colman (DUKE) (TF 17-2 4:50)

149: Zach Price (GW) over Jarred Papcsy (DUKE) (Dec 2-1)

157: Logan Ferrero (DUKE) over Tyler Brignola (GW) (Dec 9-2)

165: Gaetano Console (DUKE) over Andrew Wilson (GW) (Dec 8-2)

174: Jack Wimmer (DUKE) over Tyler Hicks (GW) (Dec 6-3)

184: #33 Jha`Quan Anderson (GW) over Conor Becker (DUKE) (Dec 9-3)

197: Josh McCutchen (GW) over Kwasi Bonsu (DUKE) (Dec 13-6)

285: Connor Barket (DUKE) over Peyton McComas (GW) (Fall 4:20)

Friday, January 19​

Chattanooga 33, Duke 11

125: #29 Brayden Palmer (CHAT) over Logan Agin (DUKE) (Dec 9-3)

133: #27 Blake Boarman (CHAT) over Raymond Adams (DUKE) (TF 18-2 4:44)

141: Isaiah Powe (CHAT) over Christian Colman (DUKE) (TF 18-1 3:52)

149: #25 Noah Castillo (CHAT) over Jarred Papcsy (DUKE) (MD 11-2)

157: Lincoln Heck (CHAT) over Logan Ferrero (DUKE) (MD 17-3)

165: Kamdyn Munro (CHAT) over Gaetano Console (DUKE) (Dec 11-6)

174: Sergio Desiante (CHAT) over David Hussey (DUKE) (TF 18-2 5:38)

184: Conor Becker (DUKE) over Logan Webster (CHAT) (Fall 1:19)

197: David Harper (CHAT) over Kwasi Bonsu (DUKE) (MD 13-2)

285: Connor Barket (DUKE) over Kendrick Curtis (CHAT) (TF 18-2 3:28)

Penn State 27, Michigan 9

157: #1 Levi Haines (PSU) over #12 Will Lewan (MICH) (Dec 2-1)

165: #8 Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) over #7 Cameron Amine (MICH) (MD 11-1)

174: #3 Shane Griffith (MICH) over Terrell Barraclough (PSU) (Dec 2-1)

184: #5 Bernie Truax (PSU) over #14 Jaden Bullock (MICH) (Dec 4-1)

197: #1 Aaron Brooks (PSU) over Bobby Striggow (MICH) (TF 20-5 4:18)

285: #1 Greg Kerkvliet (PSU) over #4 Lucas Davison (MICH) (Dec 8-3)

125: #14 Braeden Davis (PSU) over #17 Michael DeAugustino (MICH) (Dec 5-1)

133: #6 Dylan Ragusin (MICH) over #4 Aaron Nagao (PSU) (Fall 7:28)

141: #2 Beau Bartlett (PSU) over #24 Sergio Lemley (MICH) (Dec 7-5)

149: David Evans (PSU) over Fidel Mayora (MICH) (Dec 5-2)

Rutgers 22, Michigan State 13

125: #19 Dean Peterson (RU) over Tristan Lujan (MSU) by SV1, 4-1

133: #11 Dylan Shawver (RU) over Andy Hampton (MSU) by TF, 22-6 (6:58)

141: #33 Jordan Hamdan (MSU) over #11 Mitch Moore (RU) by dec., 5-1

149: Michael Cetta (RU) over Braden Stauffenberg (MSU) by dec., 5-3

157: #19 Chase Saldate (MSU) over Al DeSantis (RU) by dec., 9-5

165: #10 Caleb Fish (MSU) over Anthony White (RU) by dec., 6-1

174: #17 Jackson Turley (RU) over DJ Shannon (MSU) by dec., 4-2

184: #19 Layne Malczewski (MSU) over #25 Brian Soldano (RU) by MD, 19-6

197: #11 John Poznanski (RU) over #31 Kael Wisler (MSU) by TF, 22-6 (6:24)

285: #7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (RU) over Josh Terrill (MSU) by dec., 4-2

Bellarmine 40, Presbyterian 9

133: Trayce Eckman (BU) over (PRES) (TF 19-4 3:11)

141: Rey Ortiz (PRES) over Shay Korhorn (BU) (Fall 2:39)

149: Zac Cowan (BU) over Trent Donahue (PRES) (TF 22-7 6:25)

157: Gray Ortis (BU) over Elijah Holiday (PRES) (MD 20-8)

165: Grant O`Dell (BU) over Michael Ramirez (PRES) (TF 15-0 2:20)

174: Cole Nance (BU) over Nathan Furman (PRES) (MD 14-1)

184: Caleb Roe (PRES) over Sam Schroeder (BU) (Dec 9-4)

197: Justin Hoffer (BU) over George Hopkins (PRES) (TF 20-3 3:57)

285: Thadd Huff (BU) over Morvens Saint-Jean (PRES) (Fall 4:16) 1

25: Damion Ryan (BU) over (PRES) (For.)

Northern Illinois 28, Cleveland State 15

125: Blake West (NIU) over Ben Aranda (CSU) (TF 16-1 7:00)

133: Nathaniel Genobana (NIU) over Nick Molchak (CSU) (Dec 15-8)

141: Jacob Brya (NIU) over Connor Saylor (CSU) (Fall 2:00)

149: Jaivon Jones (NIU) over Douglas Terry (CSU) (Fall 3:30)

157: Munktulga Zuunbayan (NIU) over Shane Heil (CSU) (Dec 14-7)

165: Tate Geiser (CSU) over Tommy Bennett (NIU) (Dec 2-1)

174: DeAndre Nassar (CSU) over Hayden Pummel (NIU) (SV-1 4-1)

184: Matt Zuber (NIU) over Joey Lyons (CSU) (TF 17-2 7:00)

197: Benjamin Smith (CSU) over Sean Carroll (NIU) (Fall 6:41)

285: #23 Daniel Bucknavich (CSU) over #31 Jacobi Jackson (NIU) (Dec 2-1)

Lehigh 24, Penn 14

125: Max Gallagher (PENN) over Sheldon Seymour (LEH) (SV-1 4-1)

133: #1 Ryan Crookham (LEH) over #13 Michael Colaiocco (PENN) (Dec 4-2)

141: #13 Malyke Hines (LEH) over #16 CJ Composto (PENN) (SV-1 4-1)

149: Owen Reinsel (LEH) over Andy Troczynski (PENN) (MD 12-2)

157: #17 Lucas Revano (PENN) over #25 Max Brignola (LEH) (Dec 8-6)

165: #27 Jake Logan (LEH) over Kaya Sement (PENN) (Dec 10-4)

174: #14 Nick Incontrera (PENN) over Connor Herceg (LEH) (Fall 2:35)

184: #22 Maximus Hale (PENN) over Jack Wilt (LEH) (Dec 4-0)

197: #7 Michael Beard (LEH) over Martin Cosgrove (PENN) (Fall 3:46)

285: #8 Nathan Taylor (LEH) over John Stout (PENN) (TF 19-4 6:49)

Penn deducted 1 point for unsportsmanlike conduct

Buffalo 23, Lock Haven 12

125: Max Elton (BUFF) over Logan Sallot (LH) (MD 10-1)

133: Gable Strickland (LH) over Tommy Maddox (BUFF) (MD 16-4)

141: #22 Wyatt Henson (LH) over Caleb Brooks (BUFF) (TF 22-6 4:10)

149: Nick Stonecheck (LH) over Kaleb Burgess (BUFF) (Dec 6-4)

157: Nick Stampoulos (BUFF) over Connor Eck (LH) (Dec 7-3)

165: Hunter Shaut (BUFF) over Eric Alderfer (LH) (SV-1 7-4)

174: Jay Nivison (BUFF) over Tyler Stoltzfus (LH) (Dec 3-2)

184: Chase Kranitz (BUFF) over Colin Fegley (LH) (Dec 7-5)

197: #30 Sam Mitchell (BUFF) over Cael Black (LH) (MD 15-3)

285: Magnus Bibla (BUFF) over Ethan Miller (LH) (Dec 11-6)

Ohio 29, George Mason 6

125: Ryan Meek (OHIO) over JB Dragovich (GMU) (Dec 7-0)

133: Mason Brugh (OHIO) over Brandon Wittenberg (GMU) (Dec 8-5)

141: Aidan Waszak (OHIO) over Dominic Hargrove (GMU) (Dec 6-3)

149: Kaden Cassidy (GMU) over Dominic Hoffarth (OHIO) (Fall 1:58)

157: #17 Peyten Kellar (OHIO) over #30 DJ Mcgee (GMU) (Dec 3-0)

165: #14 Garrett Thompson (OHIO) over Evan Maag (GMU) (Dec 12-10)

174: #22 Sal Perrine (OHIO) over Paul Pierce (GMU) (Dec 4-2)

184: #29 Zayne Lehman (OHIO) over Malachi DuVall (GMU) (TF 15-0 0:00)

197: Austin Starr (OHIO) over Ruben Karapetyan (GMU) (Dec 8-1)

285: Jordan Greer (OHIO) over Chad Nix (GMU) (Dec 4-2)
 
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Ohio State 38, Maryland 4

125: #21 Brendan McCrone (OSU) def. Tommy Capul (UMD), MD, 11-1

133: #10 Nic Bouzakis (OSU) def. #15 Braxton Brown (UMD), TF, 21-5

141: #3 Jesse Mendez (OSU) def. #17 Kal Miller (UMD), MD, 10-2

149: #7 Dylan D'Emilio (OSU) def. #28 Ethen Miller (UMD), MD, 14-6

157 Isaac Wilcox (OSU) def. #32 Michael North (UMD), MD, 15-1

165: #13 Bryce Hepner (OSU) def. AJ Rodrigues (UMD), MD, 14-2

174: Rocco Welsh (OSU) def. Dom Solis (UMD), MD, 14-4

184: Seth Shumate (OSU) def. Chase Mielnik (UMD), MD, 15-5

197: #4 Jaxon Smith (UMD) def. Gavin Bell (OSU), MD, 16-4

285: #18 Nick Feldman (OSU) def. Sam O'Brian (UMD), TF, 17-2

Drexel 20, Princeton 15

125: Drew Heethuis (PRIN) over Desmond Pleasant (DREX) (MD 10-2)

133: Sean Pierson (PRIN) over John Hildebrandt (DREX) (TF 19-3 6:37)

141: Jordan Soriano (DREX) over Tyler Vazquez (PRIN) (Dec 5-1)

149: Dominic Findora (DREX) over Cody Tavoso (PRIN) (TF 19-4 7:00)

157: Rocco Camillaci (PRIN) over Tyler Williams (DREX) (Dec 8-1)

165: Cody Walsh (DREX) over Blaine Bergey (PRIN) (Dec 5-0)

174: Jasiah Queen (DREX) over Michael Squires (PRIN) (Dec 7-2)

184: #26 Nate Dugan (PRIN) over Justin Griffith (DREX) (Dec 8-2)

197: Ibrahim Ameer (DREX) over Aidan Conner (PRIN) (Dec 3-2)

285: Santino Morina (DREX) over Sebastian Garibaldi (PRIN) (Dec 4-1)

Iowa 34, Purdue 6

125: #8 Matt Ramos (PUR) over #1 Drake Ayala (IOWA) (Dec 4-1)

133: Cullan Schriever (IOWA) over Dustin Norris (PUR) (MD 20-7)

141: #1 Real Woods (IOWA) over #32 Greyson Clark (PUR) (MD 8-0)

149: Victor Voinovich (IOWA) over Marcos Polanco (PUR) (TF 19-4 6:15)

157: #2 Jared Franek (IOWA) over #23 Joey Blaze (PUR) (Dec 2-1)

165: #6 Mike Caliendo (IOWA) over #32 Stoney Buell (PUR) (Dec 9-4)

174: Patrick Kennedy (IOWA) over Brody Baumann (PUR) (TF 19-4 4:43)

184: James Rowley (PUR) over Aiden Riggins (IOWA) (Dec 5-1)

197: #13 Zach Glazier (IOWA) over Ben Vanadia (PUR) (TF 20-5 3:15)

285: Bradley Hill (IOWA) over Tristan Ruhlman (PUR) (TF 19-4 4:04)

Little Rock 18, Arizona State 15

125: #12 Richard Figueroa (ASU) over Jeremiah Reno (LR) (MD 18-5)

133: #7 Nasir Bailey (LR) over #21 Julian Chlebove (ASU) (Dec 7-2)

141: Cody Foote (ASU) over Brennan Van Hoecke (LR) (Dec 5-4)

149: #3 Kyle Parco (ASU) over Kyle Dutton (LR) (Dec 4-0)

157: #5 Jacori Teemer (ASU) over #24 Matty Bianchi (LR) (Dec 10-4)

165: #28 Joseph Bianchi (LR) over Chance McLane (ASU) (SV-1 11-8)

174: #27 Tyler Brennan (LR) over Cael Valencia (ASU) (Dec 6-0)

184: Triston Wills (LR) over Shay Addison (ASU) (MD 13-5)

197: #10 Stephen Little (LR) over Jacob Meissner (ASU) (TF 25-10 7:00)

285: #5 Cohlton Schultz (ASU) over Josiah Hill (LR) (Dec 5-2)

ASU deducted 1 team point for control of mat

South Dakota State 29, Northern Colorado 16

125: #16 Stevo Poulin (UNCO) over #18 Tanner Jordan (SDSU) (MD 14-6)

133: #26 Dominick Serrano (UNCO) over #16 Derrick Cardinal (SDSU) (Dec 6-2)

141: #25 Clay Carlson (SDSU) over Armando Garcia (UNCO) (MD 14-3)

149: Alek Martin (SDSU) over Kilian Schultz (UNCO) (TF 15-0 7:00)

157: #18 Cael Swensen (SDSU) over Cameron Lucero (UNCO) (TF 18-1 4:17)

165: Derek Matthews (UNCO) over #26 Tanner Cook (SDSU) (Fall 1:00)

174: #4 Cade DeVos (SDSU) over Travis Mastrogiovanni (UNCO) (TF 16-0 5:00)

184: #13 Bennett Berge (SDSU) over Andrew Donahue (UNCO) (TF 18-3 5:44)

197: #5 Tanner Sloan (SDSU) over Xavier Vasquez (UNCO) (TF 16-0 6:26)

285: Xavier Doolin (UNCO) over Luke Rasmussen (SDSU) (Dec 14-7)

Oregon State 21, Cal Poly 17

125: #15 Brandon Kaylor (ORST) over Dom Mendez (POLY) (Dec 11-4)

133: #12 Zeth Romney (POLY) over #31 Gabe Whisenhunt (ORST) (Dec 7-2)

141: #27 Cleveland Belton (ORST) over Abe Hinrichsen (POLY) (MD 16-7)

149: #5 Chance Lamer (POLY) over #18 Nash Singleton (ORST) (MD 13-3)

157: #31 Legend Lamer (POLY) over Isaiah Crosby (ORST) (MD 10-1)

165: Kekana Fouret (ORST) over Michael Goldfeder (POLY) (MD 12-0)

174: #12 Matthew Olguin (ORST) over Daschle Lamer (POLY) (Dec 7-2)

184: #4 Trey Munoz (ORST) over Kendall La Rosa (POLY) (MD 12-4)

197: #28 Justin Rademacher (ORST) over Jarad Priest (POLY) (SV-1 4-1)

285: Trevor Tinker (POLY) over #13 Boone McDermott (ORST) (Fall 4:48)

Nebraska 19, Minnesota 14

125: #20 Patrick McKee (MINN) over #5 Caleb Smith (NEB) (TF 18-2 5:24)

133: #22 Tyler Wells (MINN) over Kyle Burwick (NEB) (SV-1 6-3)

141: #8 Brock Hardy (NEB) over #21 Vance Vombaur (MINN) (Dec 8-3)

149: #1 Ridge Lovett (NEB) over Drew Roberts (MINN) (MD 11-0)

157: #14 Michael Blockhus (MINN) over #3 Peyton Robb (NEB) (Dec 12-6)

165: #17 Antrell Taylor (NEB) over Blaine Brenner (MINN) (Dec 8-2)

174: #19 Bubba Wilson (NEB) over Sam Skillings (MINN) (Dec 4-2)

184: #10 Isaiah Salazar (MINN) over #3 Lenny Pinto (NEB) (Dec 4-1)

197: #14 Silas Allred (NEB) over #26 Garrett Joles (MINN) (SV-1 4-1)

285: Harley Andrews (NEB) over #30 Bennett Tabor (MINN) (Dec 10-7)
 
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What’s going on at ASU or is it what’s going on at Little Rock? They put the beat down on ASU, which is good for wrestling in general.
 
I feel like Little Rock has put a decent little team together considering they just started their program a few years ago I believe. However ASU shouldn’t be losing to them and zeke should be embarrassed.
 
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Saturday, January 20​

Harvard 43, Sacred Heart 3

125: Diego Sotelo (HAR) over (SH) (For.)

133: Andrew Fallon (SH) over Coleman Nogle (HAR) (Dec 7-3)

141: Dante Frinzi (HAR) over Vincent Milazzo (SH) (MD 12-1)

149: Jack Crook (HAR) over Michael McGhee (SH) (TF 23-6 6:29)

157: James Harrington (HAR) over Connor MacDonald (SH) (TF 19-4 2:18)

165: Josh Kim (HAR) over Scotty Jarosz (SH) (TF 18-2 5:37)

174: Philip Conigliaro (HAR) over Owen Ayotte (SH) (TF 18-2 4:47)

184: Peter Ferraro (HAR) over Nicolas Eboli (SH) (TF 17-2 2:25)

197: Alex Whitworth (HAR) over Jake Trovato (SH) (TF 15-0 3:00)

285: Nick Marcenelle (HAR) over Marc Berisha (SH) (Dec 7-6)

Lehigh 23, Navy 15

Full dual replay (link)

184: David Key (NAVY) over Jack Wilt (LEH) (Dec 4-3)

197: Michael Beard (LEH) over Daniel Williams (NAVY) (TF 21-5 4:06)

285: Nathan Taylor (LEH) over Grady Griess (NAVY) (Dec 11-4)

125: Sheldon Seymour (LEH) over Dayton DelViscio (NAVY) (Fall 1:01)

133: Ryan Crookham (LEH) over Brendan Ferretti (NAVY) (Dec 10-3)

141: Josh Koderhandt (NAVY) over Malyke Hines (LEH) (Dec 7-3)

149: Kaemen Smith (NAVY) over Owen Reinsel (LEH) (Dec 6-5)

157: Max Brignola (LEH) over Jonathan Ley (NAVY) (Fall 6:22)

165: Andrew Cerniglia (NAVY) over Jake Logan (LEH) (Dec 6-4)

174: Danny Wask (NAVY) over Connor Herceg (LEH) (Dec 2-0)

Bucknell 41, Morgan State 9

125: Isaac Sheehan (MSU) dec. over Grayson McLellan (BUC), 7-6

133: #24 Kurt Phipps (BUC) tech fall over Shawn Ryncarz (MSU), 20-3 (5:00)

141: Dylan Chappell (BUC) tech fall over Tommy Fierro (MSU), 22-7 (6:37)

149: Riley Bower (BUC) maj. dec. over Aaron Turner (MSU), 12-4

157: Josh Greenwood (MSU) inj. default over Nick Delp (BUC)

165: #16 Noah Mulvaney (BUC) maj. dec. over Jake Marsh (MSU), 15-5

174: Myles Takats (BUC) fall over Cortilius Vann (MSU), 3:42

184: Mikey Bartush (BUC) fall over Kyle Grey (MSU), 4:21

197: Logan Deacetis (BUC) fall over Nathanic Kendricks (MSU), 3:50

285: #26 Dorian Crosby (BUC) tech fall over Tyler Stewart (MSU), 17-0 (3:57)

California Baptist at Northern Illinois, 8:00 PM

Wyoming at Utah Valley, 8:00 PM

Northwestern at Illinois (postponed)
 
tiltman said:
I feel like Little Rock has put a decent little team together considering they just started their program a few years ago I believe. However ASU shouldn’t be losing to them and zeke should be embarrassed.
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Little Rock has a solid team, I think they currently have five ranked wrestlers including two freshmen Nasir Bailey and Stephen Little who could AA. Might be tougher for Little as 97 is a pretty tough weight, but he did beat Jaxon Smith earlier this year. They should contend for the conference title.
 
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Sunday, January 21​

Kent State at Clarion, 12:00 PM

LIU vs. Morgan State at Clarion, 12:00 PM

Stanford at Penn, 12:00 PM

Lock Haven 35, Bloomsburg 9

125: Bronson Garber (BLOO) over Logan Sallot (LH) (Fall 5:38)

133: Gable Strickland (LH) over Major Lewis (BLOO) (TF 19-2 5:07)

141: Wyatt Henson (LH) over (BLOO) (For.)

149: Nick Stonecheck (LH) over Cade Balestrini (BLOO) (TF 17-1 4:00)

157: Connor Eck (LH) over William Morrow (BLOO) (Dec 5-1)

165: Caden Dobbins (BLOO) over Eric Alderfer (LH) (Dec 3-0)

174: Tyler Stoltzfus (LH) over Nolen Zeigler (BLOO) (MD 12-3)

184: Colin Fegley (LH) over Tanner Culver (BLOO) (TF 21-4 5:59)

197: Brad Morrison (LH) over David Tuttle (BLOO) (MD 9-0)

285: Ethan Miller (LH) over Tyler McCatharn (BLOO) (Dec 5-2)

Michigan 23, Rutgers 10

125: Michael DeAugustino (MICH) over Dean Peterson (RUT) (Dec 2-1)

133: Dylan Ragusin (MICH) over Dylan Shawver (RUT) (Dec 8-5)

141: Sergio Lemley (MICH) over Mitch Moore (RUT) (SV-1 10-7)

149: Michael Cetta (RUT) over Fidel Mayora (MICH) (Dec 10-4)

157: Will Lewan (MICH) over Al Desantis (RUT) (MD 10-2)

165: Cameron Amine (MICH) over Luke Gayer (RUT) (SV-1 4-1)

174: Jackson Turley (RUT) over Joseph Walker (MICH) (Dec 5-1)

184: Jaden Bullock (MICH) over Brian Soldano (RUT) (MD 13-3)

197: John Poznanski (RUT) over Rylan Rogers (MICH) (MD 11-3)

285: Lucas Davison (MICH) over Yaraslau Slavikouski (RUT) (Dec 4-0)

Penn State at Michigan State, 1:00 PM

Chattanooga 31, VMI 13

125: Brayden Palmer (CHAT) over (VMI) (For.)

133: Dyson Dunham (VMI) over Blake Boarman (CHAT) (Dec 7-4)

141: Isaiah Powe (CHAT) over Patrick Jordon (VMI) (Fall 6:17)

149: Noah Castillo (CHAT) over Ryan Vigil (VMI) (Dec 9-5)

157: Lincoln Heck (CHAT) over Josh Yost (VMI) (MD 15-3)

165: Kamdyn Munro (CHAT) over Caleb Chandler (VMI) (Fall 1:22)

174: Braxton Lewis (VMI) over Sergio Desiante (CHAT) (Dec 9-5)

184: Toby Schoffstall (VMI) over Logan Webster (CHAT) (MD 17-5)

197: David Harper (CHAT) over Josh Evans (VMI) (Fall 1:07)

285: Tyler Mousaw (VMI) over Kaleb Snodgrass (CHAT) (Dec 1-0)
 
Bucknell 41, Morgan State 9

125: Isaac Sheehan (MSU) dec. over Grayson McLellan (BUC), 7-6

133: #24 Kurt Phipps (BUC) tech fall over Shawn Ryncarz (MSU), 20-3 (5:00)

141: Dylan Chappell (BUC) tech fall over Tommy Fierro (MSU), 22-7 (6:37)

149: Riley Bower (BUC) maj. dec. over Aaron Turner (MSU), 12-4

157: Josh Greenwood (MSU) inj. default over Nick Delp (BUC)

165: #16 Noah Mulvaney (BUC) maj. dec. over Jake Marsh (MSU), 15-5

174: Myles Takats (BUC) fall over Cortilius Vann (MSU), 3:42

184: Mikey Bartush (BUC) fall over Kyle Grey (MSU), 4:21

197: Logan Deacetis (BUC) fall over Nathanic Kendricks (MSU), 3:50

285: #26 Dorian Crosby (BUC) tech fall over Tyler Stewart (MSU), 17-0 (3:57)

Wyoming 22, Utah Valley 12

125: Jore Volk (WYO) over Yusief Lillie (UVU) (TF 15-0 5:53)

133: Garrett Ricks (WYO) over Kase Mauger (UVU) (MD 16-5)

141: Haiden Drury (UVU) over Cole Brooks (WYO) (Dec 2-0)

149: Gabe Willochell (WYO) over Isaiah Delgado (UVU) (Dec 6-0)

157: Sloan Swan (WYO) over Alex Emmer (UVU) (MD 17-7)

165: Cooper Voorhees (WYO) over Jaxon Garoutte (UVU) (Dec 12-10)

174: Quayin Short (WYO) over Caleb Uhlenhopp (UVU) (Dec 3-2)

184: Mahonri Rushton (UVU) over Tyce Raddon (WYO) (Dec 10-4)

197: Evan Bockman (UVU) over Joseph Novak (WYO) (SV-1 4-1)

285: Chase Trussell (UVU) over Mason Ding (WYO) (Dec 8-3)

North Dakota State 25, California Baptist 15

125: Elijah Griffin (CBU) over Ryan Henningson (NDSU) (Fall 0:20)

133: Hunter Leake (CBU) over Fernando Barreto (NDSU) (Fall 6:12)

141: Gavin Drexler (NDSU) over Darren Green (CBU) (Dec 9-6)

149: Maxwell Petersen (NDSU) over Dayne Morton (CBU) (SV-1 4-1)

157: Landen Johnson (NDSU) over Chaz Hallmark (CBU) (Dec 9-4)

165: Brendan Howes (NDSU) over Drayden Morton (CBU) (Dec 4-0)

174: Gaven Sax (NDSU) over Justin Phillips (CBU) (MD 8-0)

184: Nathan Haas (CBU) over Adam Cherne (NDSU) (Dec 7-2)

197: Spencer Mooberry (NDSU) over Eli Sheeren (CBU) (Dec 13-7)

285: Devon Dawson (NDSU) over Chris Island (CBU) (Fall 2:18)

Northwestern at Illinois (postponed)
 
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Northwestern Wrestling Dual At Illinois Postponed - Northwestern Athletics

Due to an internal medical condition on the team, Northwestern wrestling's scheduled dual against Illinois on Saturday, January 20 in Champaign, Ill. has bee...
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Dual to be rescheduled for a later date
EVANSTON, Ill. (January 19, 2024) – Due to an internal medical condition on the team, Northwestern wrestling's scheduled dual against Illinois on Saturday, January 20 in Champaign, Ill. has been postponed. A rescheduled dual will be announced at a later date.
 
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Illinois Wrestling Dual vs. Northwestern Postponed - University of Illinois Athletics

Dual to be rescheduled for a later date.
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Wrestling January 19, 2024

Illinois Wrestling Dual vs. Northwestern Postponed​

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Due to an internal medical condition with the Northwestern team, Illinois wrestling's scheduled dual against the Wildcats on Saturday, January 20, has been postponed. A new competition date will be announced when available.
 
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Blaze Pins #3 Robb, Boilermakers Ultimately Lose to #6 Nebraska - Purdue Boilermakers

Matt Ramos , Joey Blaze and Brody Baumann all earned big wins, but Purdue Wrestling ultimately lost its match with No. 6 Nebraska 27-14 on Sunday afternoon i...
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LINCOLN, Neb. – Matt Ramos, Joey Blaze and Brody Baumann all earned big wins, but Purdue Wrestling ultimately lost its match with No. 6 Nebraska 27-14 on Sunday afternoon in the Devaney Center.

The true freshman Blaze's third period pin of No. 3 Peyton Robb highlighted the day for the Boilermakers (5-6, 0-3 B1G) who also saw Ramos add his seventh career tech and Baumann pick up the first ranked win of his career.

To start the dual the No. 2 ranked Ramos followed up his win over Iowa's No. 1 Drake Ayala on Friday with a clinical 19-4 tech fall (7:00) victory over Nebraska's Alan Koehler on Sunday. Four takedowns and a four-point nearfall gave him his first tech since the opening weekend of the season and further solidify his bid for the unanimous No. 1 spot at 125.

No. 16 Joey Blaze picked up the second top-5 win of his debut campaign in the old gold and black by pinning (6:22) two-time All-American No. 3 Peyton Robb. Trailing 2-1 late in the third with Robb on top, Blaze backed out of a one-swipe hold against him and put the Cornhusker on his back for the fall.

It was his third pin and ninth bonus point win of the year for Blaze, who trails only Ramos in both of those categories. He is the first true freshman during head coach Tony Ersland's tenure to earn two top-5 wins in his first year.

Redshirt-freshman Brody Baumann fought for a 7-2 decision over No. 29 Bubba Wilson, bagging the first points of the match with a takedown in the first 10 seconds. He followed it up with another takedown in the third to secure his first win over a ranked opponent.

UP NEXT​

A rivalry matchup awaits for the Boilermakers next weekend when they travel to Bloomington on Saturday to take on Indiana. The match will start at 7:00 p.m. ET and will be streamed on B1G+.

Purdue 14 – #6 Nebraska 27
125: #2 Matt Ramos (PUR) over Alan Koehler (NEB) - TF 19-4 (7:00)
133: #19 Jacob Van Dee (NEB) over Dustin Norris (PUR) - Dec 6-2
141: Blake Cushing (NEB) over #32 Greyson Clark (PUR) - Dec 7-5
149: #1 Ridge Lovett (NEB) over Marcos Polanco (PUR) - Fall 6:12
157: #16 Joey Blaze (PUR) over #3 Peyton Robb (NEB) - Fall 6:22
165: #18 Antrell Taylor (NEB) over Stoney Buell (PUR) - MD 14-6
174: Brody Baumann (PUR) over #29 Bubba Wilson (NEB) - Dec 7-2
184: #3 Lenny Pinto (NEB) over James Rowley (PUR) - Dec 7-1
197: #15 Silas Allred (NEB) over Ben Vanadia (PUR) - TF 19-4 (3:28)
285: Nash Hutmacher (NEB) over Tristan Ruhlman (PUR) - Dec 5-0
 
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Michigan State Falls to No. 1 Penn State - Michigan State University Athletics

EAST LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan State wrestling team welcomed the two-time defending National Champion and top ranked Penn State Nittany Lions to Jenison Field
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EAST LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan State wrestling team welcomed the two-time defending National Champion and top ranked Penn State Nittany Lions to Jenison Field House on Sunday afternoon, falling 35-0 in facing its third-straight ranked opponent.

The Spartans drop to 7-3 overall with an 0-3 Big Ten record while Penn State advances to 6-0 and a perfect 3-0 in B1G play.

Starting at 125-pounds, redshirt junior Tristan Lujan took on the visiting No. 14-ranked Braeden Davis. A quick double-legged takedown from Davis started the match, but there was not match action through two periods. Davis scored another takedown in the third period which proved to be the difference maker in the 7-3 decision and got the scoring started for Penn State as it took an early 3-0 lead.

No. 21-ranked 157-pound senior Chase Saldate and No. 1-ranked Levi Haines put on an epic performance for the 1000 plus fans in attendance. Saldate led the attack early as he executed a single-legged takedown and rode Haines to start racking up riding time.

Haines was able to slip the grasp of the Gilroy, California, native near the end of the first period to cut Saldate's lead to 3-1. After taking down position to start the second period, Haines scored on an escape, but neither wrestler would score for the remainder of the second. A third period takedown by Haines sent the match into sudden victory knotted up at 5-5. After two scoreless sudden victory periods, a stalling point was rewarded to Saldate in the first tiebreaker round, but a Haines reversal in the final moments of the second tiebreaker gave the top ranked Nittany Lion a 7-6 victory.

Despite the score, MSU put up a valiant effort against the top ranked Nittany Lions with six matches at 125, 141, 149, 157, 174, 184, and the heavyweight all ending in decisions.

Michigan State will continue its homestand next week as they host No. 22-ranked Wisconsin on Friday, Jan. 26 at 7 p.m.



BOUT-BY-BOUT:

No. 1 Penn State 35, Michigan State 0

Jan. 21, 2024 // Jenison Field House // East Lansing, Mich.

Attendance: 1010

125 | No. 14 Braden Davis (PSU) dec. Tristan Lujan (MSU) 7-3 | Penn State leads 3-0

133 | No. 4 Aaron Nagao (PSU) tech fall over Andy Hampton (MSU) 19-3 | Penn State leads 8-0

141 | No. 2 Beau Bartlett (PSU) dec. No. 33 Jordan Hamdan (MSU) 8-2 | Penn State leads 11-0

149 | David Evans (PSU) dec. Braden Stauffenberg (MSU) 4-2 | Penn State leads 14-0

157 | No. 1 Levi Haines (PSU) dec. No. 21 Chase Saldate (MSU) 7-6 | Penn State leads 17-0

165 | No. 9 Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) major dec. No. 10 Caleb Fish (MSU) 19-8 | Penn State leads 21-0

174 | Terrell Barraclough (PSU) dec. DJ Shannon (MSU) 8-1 | Penn State leads 24-0

184 | No. 5 Bernie Truax (PSU) dec. No. 22 Layne Malczewski 4-2 | Penn State leads 27-0

197 | No. 1 Aaron Brooks (PSU) tech fall over No. 29 Kael Wisler (MSU) 21-6 | Penn State leads 32-0

HWT | Lucas Cochran (PSU) dec. Josh Terrill (MSU) 5-0 | Penn State wins 35-0
 
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Blaze Pins #3 Robb, Boilermakers Ultimately Lose to #6 Nebraska - Purdue Boilermakers

Matt Ramos , Joey Blaze and Brody Baumann all earned big wins, but Purdue Wrestling ultimately lost its match with No. 6 Nebraska 27-14 on Sunday afternoon i...
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LINCOLN, Neb. – Matt Ramos, Joey Blaze and Brody Baumann all earned big wins, but Purdue Wrestling ultimately lost its match with No. 6 Nebraska 27-14 on Sunday afternoon in the Devaney Center.

The true freshman Blaze's third period pin of No. 3 Peyton Robb highlighted the day for the Boilermakers (5-6, 0-3 B1G) who also saw Ramos add his seventh career tech and Baumann pick up the first ranked win of his career.

To start the dual the No. 2 ranked Ramos followed up his win over Iowa's No. 1 Drake Ayala on Friday with a clinical 19-4 tech fall (7:00) victory over Nebraska's Alan Koehler on Sunday. Four takedowns and a four-point nearfall gave him his first tech since the opening weekend of the season and further solidify his bid for the unanimous No. 1 spot at 125.

No. 16 Joey Blaze picked up the second top-5 win of his debut campaign in the old gold and black by pinning (6:22) two-time All-American No. 3 Peyton Robb. Trailing 2-1 late in the third with Robb on top, Blaze backed out of a one-swipe hold against him and put the Cornhusker on his back for the fall.

It was his third pin and ninth bonus point win of the year for Blaze, who trails only Ramos in both of those categories. He is the first true freshman during head coach Tony Ersland's tenure to earn two top-5 wins in his first year.

Redshirt-freshman Brody Baumann fought for a 7-2 decision over No. 29 Bubba Wilson, bagging the first points of the match with a takedown in the first 10 seconds. He followed it up with another takedown in the third to secure his first win over a ranked opponent.

UP NEXT​

A rivalry matchup awaits for the Boilermakers next weekend when they travel to Bloomington on Saturday to take on Indiana. The match will start at 7:00 p.m. ET and will be streamed on B1G+.

Purdue 14 – #6 Nebraska 27
125: #2 Matt Ramos (PUR) over Alan Koehler (NEB) - TF 19-4 (7:00)
133: #19 Jacob Van Dee (NEB) over Dustin Norris (PUR) - Dec 6-2
141: Blake Cushing (NEB) over #32 Greyson Clark (PUR) - Dec 7-5
149: #1 Ridge Lovett (NEB) over Marcos Polanco (PUR) - Fall 6:12
157: #16 Joey Blaze (PUR) over #3 Peyton Robb (NEB) - Fall 6:22
165: #18 Antrell Taylor (NEB) over Stoney Buell (PUR) - MD 14-6
174: Brody Baumann (PUR) over #29 Bubba Wilson (NEB) - Dec 7-2
184: #3 Lenny Pinto (NEB) over James Rowley (PUR) - Dec 7-1
197: #15 Silas Allred (NEB) over Ben Vanadia (PUR) - TF 19-4 (3:28)
285: Nash Hutmacher (NEB) over Tristan Ruhlman (PUR) - Dec 5-0
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Gotta feel bad for Peyton Robb, 0-3 this week.
 
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Why isn't Mesenbrink ranked higher, dude is walking through quality opponents.

And what is a Little Rock? Where the heck did they come from?
 
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Why isn't Mesenbrink ranked higher, dude is walking through quality opponents.
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First year and less experience would be my guess.
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A first year guy does’t have the benefit of a resume to get a high ranking and will have to work his way up from the bottom. Also, look at the rankings for 165. Other than Amine, who can you say that he should be ranked ahead of? He’ll wrestle Caliendo on Feb 9th, but won’t have a chance at Hamiti until the B1Gs.
 
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