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NCAA D1 College Wrestling Results & Box Scores For January 22-28 - FloWrestling

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Thursday, January 25​

Lock Haven 33, George Mason 6

125: #12 Anthony Noto (LH) over JB Dragovich (GMU) (Fall 4:05)

133: Gable Strickland (LH) over Brandon Wittenberg (GMU) (Dec 4-2)

141: #24 Wyatt Henson (LH) over Nate Higley (GMU) (TF 21-5 4:23)

149: Nick Stonecheck (LH) over Kaden Cassidy (GMU) (Fall 1:44)

157: Connor Eck (LH) over JT Chance (GMU) (Dec 15-11)

165: Evan Maag (GMU) over Eric Alderfer (LH) (Dec 8-3)

174: Tyler Stoltzfus (LH) over Paul Pierce (GMU) (Dec 5-3)

184: Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Colin Fegley (LH) (Dec 8-2)

197: Brad Morrison (LH) over Ruben Karapetyan (GMU) (MD 10-1)

285: Ethan Miller (LH) over Donovan Sprouse (GMU) (Dec 8-2)

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Friday, January 26​

George Mason 37, Bloomsburg 3

125: JB Dragovich (GMU) over Bronson Garber (BLOO) (Dec 8-5)

133: Brandon Wittenberg (GMU) over Major Lewis (BLOO) (TF 20-3 4:41)

141: Nate Higley (GMU) over (BLOO) (For.)

149: Kaden Cassidy (GMU) over Cade Balestrini (BLOO) (MD 13-2)

157: JT Chance (GMU) over William Morrow (BLOO) (Dec 2-1)

165: Evan Maag (GMU) over Caden Dobbins (BLOO) (Dec 13-9)

174: Paul Pierce (GMU) over Nolen Zeigler (BLOO) (TF 19-2 4:17)

184: Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Matt Benedetti (BLOO) (TF 18-0 4:44)

197: Ruben Karapetyan (GMU) over David Tuttle (BLOO) (TB-1 2-1)

285: Harrison Levans (BLOO) over Donovan Sprouse (GMU) (Dec 7-3)

Cleveland State 24, Ohio 19

125: Ben Aranda (CSU) over Ryan Meek (OHIO) (Fall 1:49)

133: Nick Molchak (CSU) over Mason Brugh (OHIO) (Dec 5-2)

141: Dylan Layton (CSU) over Aidan Waszak (OHIO) (TF 17-1 4:58)

149: Douglas Terry (CSU) over Dominic Hoffarth (OHIO) (Dec 4-2)

157: #16 Peyten Kellar (OHIO) over Shane Heil (CSU) (Fall 2:57)

165: #13 Garrett Thompson (OHIO) over Tate Geiser (CSU) (Fall 0:46)

174: #21 Sal Perrine (OHIO) over DeAndre Nassar (CSU) (Dec 4-2)

184: #29 Zayne Lehman (OHIO) over Joey Lyons (CSU) (MD 8-0)

197: Benjamin Smith (CSU) over Austin Starr (OHIO) (MD 10-1)

285: #22 Daniel Bucknavich (CSU) over Jordan Greer (OHIO) (Dec 4-1)

Virginia 45, Duke 0

125: Kyle Montaperto (UVA) over Logan Agin (DUKE) (TF 18-0 3:00)

133: Marlon Yarbrough (UVA) over Raymond Adams (DUKE) (TF 20-5 7:00)

141: Jack Gioffre (UVA) over Christian Colman (DUKE) (Fall 2:48)

149: #32 Michael Gioffre (UVA) over Sean O`Donnell (DUKE) (TF 23-5 5:05)

157: NIck Sanko (UVA) over Logan Ferrero (DUKE) (MD 11-1)

165: Nick Hamilton (UVA) over Gaetano Console (DUKE) (MD 14-5)

174: #16 Justin McCoy (UVA) over David Hussey (DUKE) (TF 18-2 4:19)

184: Griffin Gammell (UVA) over Conor Becker (DUKE) (Dec 4-2)

197: Krystian Kinsey (UVA) over Kwasi Bonsu (DUKE) (TF 18-2 5:15)

285: Ryan Catka (UVA) over Connor Barket (DUKE) (Dec 12-8)

Ohio State 20, Michigan 19

125: #17 Michael DeAugustino (MICH) over #21 Brendan McCrone (OHST) (TF 16-1 6:05)

133: #4 Dylan Ragusin (MICH) over #10 Nic Bouzakis (OHST) (MD 15-6)

141: #3 Jesse Mendez (OHST) over (MICH) (For.)

149: #6 Austin Gomez (MICH) over #7 Dylan D`Emilio (OHST) (MD 17-6)

157: #13 Will Lewan (MICH) over #23 Isaac Wilcox (OHST) (TB-1 5-2)

165: #12 Bryce Hepner (OHST) over Beau Mantanona (MICH) (Dec 12-10)

174: #3 Shane Griffith (MICH) over #14 Rocco Welsh (OHST) (Dec 2-1)

184: Ryder Rogotzke (OHST) over #14 Jaden Bullock (MICH) (TF 21-0 5:00)

197: #23 Luke Geog (OHST) over Rylan Rogers (MICH) (Dec 9-4)

285: #16 Nick Feldman (OHST) over #4 Lucas Davison (MICH) (Dec 4-3)

NC State 31, Pittsburgh 6

125: Jarrett Trombley (NCST) over #25 Colton Camacho (PITT) (MD 14-4)

133: #6 Kai Orine (NCST) over #14 Vincent Santaniello (PITT) (MD 10-1)

141: #25 Cole Matthews (PITT) over #4 Ryan Jack (NCST) (Dec 15-10)

149: #4 Jackson Arrington (NCST) over #28 Finn Solomon (PITT) (Dec 4-2)

157: #10 Ed Scott (NCST) over Jared Keslar (PITT) (MD 16-3)

165: #19 Derek Fields (NCST) over #17 Holden Heller (PITT) (Dec 7-1)

174: #33 Alex Faison (NCST) over #18 Luca Augustine (PITT) (Dec 7-5)

184: #12 Reece Heller (PITT) over #11 Dylan Fishback (NCST) (Dec 4-3)

197: #2 Trent Hidlay (NCST) over #15 Mac Stout (PITT) (TF 20-4 6:18)

285: #13 Owen Trephan (NCST) over Geoff Magin (PITT) (TF 20-4 4:55)

Princeton 26, Columbia 7

125: Drew Heethuis (PRIN) over Nick Babin (COL) (Dec 1-0)

133: Sean Pierson (PRIN) over Sulayman Bah (COL) (Dec 12-8)

141: Tyler Vazquez (PRIN) over #31 Kai Owen (COL) (Dec 10-9)

149: #29 Eligh Rivera (PRIN) over Richard Fedalen (COL) (Dec 8-3)

157: David Berkovich (COL) over Rocco Camillaci (PRIN) (Dec 7-6)

165: Blaine Bergey (PRIN) over Kyle Mosher (COL) (MD 12-3)

174: #7 Lennox Wolak (COL) over Michael Squires (PRIN) (MD 21-11)

184: #25 Nate Dugan (PRIN) over #19 Aaron Ayzerov (COL) (Dec 8-5)

197: #12 Luke Stout (PRIN) over #33 Jack Wehmeyer (COL) (Dec 8-1)

285: Aidan Conner (PRIN) over Vincent Mueller (COL) (MD 10-0)

Rider 27, Lock Haven 11

125: #12 Anthony Noto (LH) over Tyler Klinsky (RID) (Dec 8-2)

133: Richie Koehler (RID) over Gable Strickland (LH) (TB-1 4-1)

141: #24 Wyatt Henson (LH) over Will Betancourt (RID) (TF 22-6 4:21)

149: Nick Stonecheck (LH) over #30 Quinn Kinner (RID) (SV-1 8-5)

157: #28 Colton Washleski (RID) over Connor Eck (LH) (Dec 12-8)

165: Jake Silverstein (RID) over Eric Alderfer (LH) (Dec 9-5)

174: Michael Wilson (RID) over Tyler Stoltzfus (LH) (MD 15-7)

184: Isaac Dean (RID) over Colin Fegley (LH) (SV-1 7-1)

197: Azeem Bell (RID) over Brad Morrison (LH) (Inj. 1:39)

285: #30 David Szuba (RID) over Ethan Miller (LH) (TF 17-2 2:31)

Missouri 30, West Virginia 6

125: #4 Noah Surtin (MIZZ) over Jace Schafer (WVU) (TF 17-2 6:35)

133: #24 Kade Moore (MIZZ) over Davin Rhoads (WVU) (Fall 2:56)

141: #13 Jordan Titus (WVU) over #21 Josh Edmond (MIZZ) (TB-2 (RT) 2-2)

149: #9 Ty Watters (WVU) over #11 Logan Gioffre (MIZZ) (Dec 6-1)

157: #5 Brock Mauller (MIZZ) over Alex Hornfeck (WVU) (MD 16-4)

165: #1 Keegan O`Toole (MIZZ) over #9 Peyton Hall (WVU) (Dec 8-7)

174: #6 Peyton Mocco (MIZZ) over Jack Blumer (WVU) (Dec 5-1)

184: #10 Clayton Whiting (MIZZ) over #28 Dennis Robin (WVU) (Dec 9-6)

197: Colton Hawks (MIZZ) over Austin Cooley (WVU) (Dec 2-1)

285: #6 Zach Elam (MIZZ) over Michael Wolfgram (WVU) (Dec 7-0)

Wyoming 23, Northern Colorado 16

125: #19 Stevo Poulin (UNCO) over #7 Jore Volk (WYO) (Dec 3-1)

133: #16 Dominick Serrano (UNCO) over Garrett Ricks (WYO) (MD 14-6)

141: Cole Brooks (WYO) over Rudy Lopez (UNCO) (MD 11-2)

149: #19 Gabe Willochell (WYO) over Benji Alanis (UNCO) (MD 10-1)

157: Sloan Swan (WYO) over Roman Cruz (UNCO) (Dec 2-0)

165: Cooper Voorhees (WYO) over Derek Matthews (UNCO) (Dec 6-2)

174: Travis Mastrogiovanni (UNCO) over Quayin Short (WYO) (Dec 4-2)

184: Ethan Ducca (WYO) over Damen Pape (UNCO) (Dec 8-3)

197: #22 Joseph Novak (WYO) over Xavier Vasquez (UNCO) (Fall 4:52)

285: Andrew Blackburn-Forst (UNCO) over Bradley Moore (WYO) (Fall 1:17)

 

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Nebraska 39, Northwestern 3

125: #10 Caleb Smith (NEB) over Massey Odiotti (NW) (MD 11-3)

133: #26 Jacob Van Dee (NEB) over Patrick Adams (NW) (TF 17-2 6:48)

141: Blake Cushing (NEB) over Kolby McClain (NW) (TF 23-7 7:00)

149: #1 Ridge Lovett (NEB) over Aiden Vandenbush (NW) (Fall 4:42)

157: #22 Trevor Chumbley (NW) over Ethan Stiles (NEB) (Dec 8-5)

165: #16 Antrell Taylor (NEB) over #18 Maxx Mayfield (NW) (SV-1 4-1)

174: #23 Bubba Wilson (NEB) over David Ferrante (NW) (Dec 7-3)

184: #3 Lenny Pinto (NEB) over #23 Troy Fisher (NW) (Dec 7-3)

197: #14 Silas Allred (NEB) over #27 Evan Bates (NW) (TF 19-4 6:55)

285: Harley Andrews (NEB) over Jack Jessen (NW) (TF 15-0 6:20)

Iowa State 37, Oklahoma 4

125: #24 Kysen Terukina (ISU) over Conrad Hendriksen (OU) (SV-1 4-1)

133: #8 Evan Frost (ISU) over Jace Koelzer (OU) (MD 12-2)

141: #8 Anthony Echemendia (ISU) over Kaden Smith (OU) (TF 23-7 5:57)

149: #8 Casey Swiderski (ISU) over #16 Willie McDougald (OU) (Dec 8-3)

157: Jason Kraisser (ISU) over #33 Jared Hill (OU) (Dec 2-0)

165: #2 David Carr (ISU) over Mannix Morgan (OU) (TF 21-3 4:50)

174: MJ Gaitan (ISU) over #32 Tate Picklo (OU) (Fall 3:13)

184: #9 Will Feldkamp (ISU) over Giuseppe Hoose (OU) (MD 14-6)

197: #3 Stephen Buchanan (OU) over Caleb Helgeson (ISU) (MD 18-5)

285: #3 Yonger Bastida (ISU) over #15 Josh Heindselman (OU) (MD 14-4)

Oklahoma State 22, Northern Iowa 12

125: #11 Troy Spratley (OKST) over #22 Trever Anderson (UNI) (Dec 3-2)

133: #3 Daton Fix (OKST) over #21 Julian Farber (UNI) (MD 18-4)

141: #6 Cael Happel (UNI) over #9 Tagen Jamison (OKST) (Dec 4-2)

149: Jordan Williams (OKST) over Adam Allard (UNI) (TF 21-5 6:02)

157: #11 Ryder Downey (UNI) over #15 Teague Travis (OKST) (Dec 4-1)

165: #3 Izzak Olejnik (OKST) over RJ Weston (UNI) (MD 12-2)

174: #30 Brayden Thompson (OKST) over #29 Jared Simma (UNI) (Dec 6-3)

184: #1 Parker Keckeisen (UNI) over #2 Dustin Plott (OKST) (Dec 12-6)

197: #21 Wyatt Voelker (UNI) over Jersey Robb (OKST) (Dec 5-1)

285: #9 Konner Doucet (OKST) over #14 Tyrell Gordon (UNI) (TB-1 4-3)

 

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I don't wish anything bad to happen to UNI wrestling but I must confess, that I covet my neighbor's 184lbr.

 

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Michigan State 22, Wisconsin 17

157: #19 Chase Saldate (MSU) over Luke Mechler (UW), Fall 5:40

165: #5 Dean Hamiti (UW) over #10 Caleb Fish (MSU), Dec. 5-3

174: #15 Max Maylor (UW) over DJ Shannon (MSU), Dec. 5-0

184: #18 Layne Malczewski (MSU) over #20 Shane Liegel, Dec. 8-2

197: #31 Kael Wisler (MSU) over Josh Otto (UW), Major Dec. 9-1

285: #31 Josh Terrill (MSU) over Gannon Rosenfeld (UW), Fall 4:58

125: #8 Eric Barnett (UW) over Tristan Lujan (MSU), Dec. 4-2

133: Nicolar Rivera (UW) over Andy Hampton (MSU), Dec. 10-6

141: #26 Jordan Hamdan (MSU) over Felix Lettini (UW), Dec. 5-2

149: #15 Joseph Zargo (UW) over Braden Stauffenberg (MSU), Dec. 10-5

South Dakota State 32, Air Force 9

125: #18 Tanner Jordan (SDSU) over Tucker Owens (AF) (Dec 5-3)

133: Logan Graf (SDSU) over Brenden Barnes (AF) (Dec 4-3)

141: #27 Clay Carlson (SDSU) over Garrett Kuchan (AF) (Dec 10-7)

149: #33 Alek Martin (SDSU) over Joe Fernau (AF) (MD 9-1)

157: #17 Cael Swensen (SDSU) over Brooks Gable (AF) (TF 17-2 5:23)

165: #14 Giano Petrucelli (AF) over Tanner Cook (SDSU) (Dec 5-0)

174: #4 Cade DeVos (SDSU) over Gage Musser (AF) (MD 14-4)

184: #13 Bennett Berge (SDSU) over #7 Sam Wolf (AF) (MD 8-0)

197: #5 Tanner Sloan (SDSU) over Calvin Sund (AF) (Fall 2:12)

285: #2 Wyatt Hendrickson (AF) over Luke Rasmussen (SDSU) (Fall 2:01)

Little Rock 20, Oregon State 17

125: Jeremiah Reno (LR) over #5 Brandon Kaylor (ORST) (Fall 4:26)

133: #7 Nasir Bailey (LR) over #30 Gabe Whisenhunt (ORST) (MD 13-4)

141: #18 Cleveland Belton (ORST) over Cael Keck (LR) (Dec 7-5)

149: #26 Nash Singleton (ORST) over Kyle Dutton (LR) (Dec 11-8)

157: Isaiah Crosby (ORST) over #24 Matty Bianchi (LR) (Dec 9-7)

165: #27 Joseph Bianchi (LR) over Kekana Fouret (ORST) (MD 10-0)

174: #11 (at 165) Matthew Olguin (ORST) over Brendon Abdon (LR) (TF 21-4 6:31)

184: #4 Trey Munoz (ORST) over #33 Triston Wills (LR) (Dec 11-8)

197: #10 Stephen Little (LR) over #28 Justin Rademacher (ORST) (Dec 10-3)

285: Josiah Hill (LR) over #18 Boone McDermott (ORST) (Dec 4-1)

Virginia Tech 33, North Carolina, 3

184: TJ Stewart (VT) loss #22 Gavin Kane (UNC), 8-11 SV

197: #25 Andy Smith (VT) DEC #19 Max Shaw (UNC), 4-2

285: #21 Hunter Catka (VT) MAJ DEC Cade Lautt (UNC), 14-5

125: #9 Cooper Flynn (VT) DEC #27 Spencer Moore (UNC), 4-2

133: #9 Sam Latona (VT) TECH FALL Jace Palmer (UNC), 19-3, 6:05

141: #14 Tom Crook (VT) DEC #5 Lachlan McNeil (UNC), 5-4

149: #2 Caleb Henson (VT) TECH FALL Wil Guida (UNC), 19-3, 5:24

157: Clayton Ulrey (VT) DEC Sonny Santiago (UNC), 4-1

165: #24 Connor Brady (VT) DEC Isaias Estrada (UNC), 4-2

174: #2 Mekhi Lewis (VT) MAJ DEC #24 Tyler Eischens (UNC), 11-3

Iowa 36, Illinois 6

133: Cullan Schriever (IA) major dec. #29 Tony Madrigal (IL), 9-1

141: #18 Brody Teske (IA) dec. Will Baysinger (IL), 5-0

149: #10 Kannon Webster (IL) dec. #14 Caleb Rathjen (IA), 4-1 SV1

157: #2 Jared Franek (IA) tech. fall Joe Roberts (IL), 21-5

165: #6 Michael Caliendo (IA) tech. fall #32 Chris Moore (IL), 17-2

174: #13 Patrick Kennedy (IA) dec. #5 Edmond Ruth (IL), 5-1

184: #30 Dylan Connell (IL) dec. Aiden Riggins (IA), 4-1 SV1

197: #13 Zach Glazier (IA) tech. fall Joey Braunagel (IL), 18-3

285: Bradley Hill (IA) pinned. Peter Marinopolous (IL), 5:41

125: #6 Drake Ayala (IA) tech. fall Justin Cardani (IL), 18-3

 

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UNI and ISU wrestle back to back nights?

Saturday, January 27​

Harvard at Cornell, 12:00 PM

LIU at Hofstra, 1:00 PM

Minnesota at Rutgers, 1:00 PM

Brown at Cornell, 2:00 PM

Central Michigan at Northern Illinois, 2:00 PM

Harvard at Binghamton, 5:30 PM

Army West Point at Bucknell, 6:00 PM

Purdue at Indiana, 7:00 PM

Iowa State at Oklahoma State, 7:00 PM

Franklin & Marshall at Sacred Heart, 7:00 PM

Brown at Binghamton, 7:30 PM

Northern Iowa at Oklahoma, 8:00 PM

 

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Sunday, January 28​

Penn State at Maryland, 12:00 PM

Virginia at American, 1:00 PM

Gardner-Webb at Bellarmine, 1:00 PM

Missouri at Cornell, 1:00 PM

Bucknell at Drexel, 1:00 PM

Clarion at Edinboro, 1:00 PM

Columbia at Penn, 1:00 PM

Air Force at North Dakota State, 1:30 PM

Davidson at Chattanooga, 2:00 PM

Bloomsburg at Rider, 2:00 PM

Central Michigan at SIU Edwardsville, 2:00 PM

VMI at The Citadel, 2:00 PM

Nebraska at Wisconsin, 2:00 PM

West Virginia at Morgan State, 3:00 PM

Navy at North Carolina, 3:00 PM

Iowa at Northwestern, 3:00 PM

Little Rock at Stanford, 6:00 PM

 

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141: #25 Cole Matthews (PITT) over #4 Ryan Jack (NCST) (Dec 15-10)

Matthews on his way back?

 

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Dear God Northwestern is terrible.

 

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UNI and ISU wrestle back to back nights?

Saturday, January 27​

Harvard at Cornell, 12:00 PM

LIU at Hofstra, 1:00 PM

Minnesota at Rutgers, 1:00 PM

Brown at Cornell, 2:00 PM

Central Michigan at Northern Illinois, 2:00 PM

Harvard at Binghamton, 5:30 PM

Army West Point at Bucknell, 6:00 PM

Purdue at Indiana, 7:00 PM

Iowa State at Oklahoma State, 7:00 PM

Franklin & Marshall at Sacred Heart, 7:00 PM

Brown at Binghamton, 7:30 PM

Northern Iowa at Oklahoma, 8:00 PM

Yes. Swap OU and Ok State. So all 4 have back to back duals

 

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Dear God Northwestern is terrible.

Add Oklahoma to your list.

 

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No. 13 Wrestling Loses Close Dual to No. 9 Minnesota - Rutgers University Athletics

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – No. 13 Rutgers wrestling (10-3, 3-2) lost a tough 20-12 dual to No. 9 Minnesota (6-2, 1-2) on Saturday afternoon in front of 3,438 fans at Jersey

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No. 13 Wrestling Loses Close Dual to No. 9 Minnesota​

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• POST MATCH PRESS CONFERENCE

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – No. 13 Rutgers wrestling (10-3, 3-2) lost a tough 20-12 dual to No. 9 Minnesota (6-2, 1-2) on Saturday afternoon in front of 3,438 fans at Jersey Mike's Arena. RU picked up four ranked wins against the Gophers, which included decisions from No. 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (HWT), No. 13 Jackson Turley (174) No. 16 Dean Peterson and No. 20 Mitch Moore (141).

Eight of the 10 bouts were decided by three points or less, with the Gophers picking up overtime victories at 133 and 197 pounds en route to the dual win. Minnesota - who checked in at No. 9 in this week's NWCA Coaches Poll - is the second of four consecutive top-12 opponents RU will face in the coming weeks, along with No. 1 Penn State, No. 7 Ohio State and No. 11 Michigan.

With an non-traditional start at 141 pounds, Moore opened against No. 21 Vance VomBauer, using a takedown late in the third period to secure the 4-1 decision. Minnesota picked up the next three matches to take an 11-3 lead before Turley faced two-time NCAA qualifier Andrew Sparks. Turley landed two takedowns on Sparks and fended off a late comeback attempt for the 7-4 final, as Rutgers headed into the break trailing just 11-6.

Upsets at 184 and 197 followed for Rutgers, with previously undefeated No. 9 John Poznanski losing a tough 4-1 decision in overtime to No. 24 Garett Joles. Joles' overtime victory gave Minnesota a 17-6 advantage with three bouts to go.

Rutgers muscled back-to-back decisions from Slavikouski and Peterson. Slavikouski landed two takedowns on No. 29 Bennett Tabor for an 8-2 decision, while Peterson also produced two takedowns in his 6-4 decision over No. 11 Patrick McKee - a two-time All-American.

Trailing just 17-12 heading into the final bout of the afternoon, the Scarlet Knights needed a tech fall for a chance to win the dual. However, a loss from No. 8 Dylan Shawver (133) in overtime to No. 26 Tyler Wells sealed the dual for Minnesota.

Box Score
No. 9 Minnesota 20, No. 13 Rutgers 12
141: 20/15 Mitch Moore (RU) over 21/23 Vance VomBauer (MINN) by dec., 4-1; RU leads, 3-0
149: 13/NR Drew Roberts (MINN) over Michael Cetta (RU) by dec., 3-0; dual tied, 3-3
157: 6/6 Michael Blockhus (MINN) over Al DeSantis (RU) by TF, 18-3 (7:00); MINN leads, 8-3
165: 29/NR Blaine Benner (MINN) over Luke Gayer (RU) by dec., 2-0; MINN leads, 11-3
174: 13/17 Jackson Turley (RU) over NR/20 Andrew Sparks (MINN) by dec., 7-4; MINN leads, 11-6
184: Max McEnelly (MINN) over 22/24 Brian Soldano (RU) by dec., 4-2; MINN leads, 14-6
197: 24/26 Garrett Joles (MINN) over 9/11 John Poznanski (RU) by SV1, 4-1; MINN leads, 17-6
HWT: 7/7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (RU) over 29/33 Bennett Tabor (MINN) by dec., 8-2; MINN leads, 17-9
125: 16/20 Dean Peterson (RU) over 11/14 Patrick McKee (MINN) by dec., 6-4; MINN leads, 17-12
133: 26/23 Tyler Wells (MINN) over 8/11 Dylan Shawver (RU) by SV1, 5-2; MINN wins, 20-12

Up Next
Rutgers hosts No. 7 Ohio State on Sunday, February 4 at Jersey Mike's Arena. The dual is set for 1 p.m. and will stream on Big Ten Plus.

 

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No. 13 Wrestling Loses Close Dual to No. 9 Minnesota - Rutgers University Athletics

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – No. 13 Rutgers wrestling (10-3, 3-2) lost a tough 20-12 dual to No. 9 Minnesota (6-2, 1-2) on Saturday afternoon in front of 3,438 fans at Jersey

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No. 13 Wrestling Loses Close Dual to No. 9 Minnesota​

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• POST MATCH PRESS CONFERENCE

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – No. 13 Rutgers wrestling (10-3, 3-2) lost a tough 20-12 dual to No. 9 Minnesota (6-2, 1-2) on Saturday afternoon in front of 3,438 fans at Jersey Mike's Arena. RU picked up four ranked wins against the Gophers, which included decisions from No. 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (HWT), No. 13 Jackson Turley (174) No. 16 Dean Peterson and No. 20 Mitch Moore (141).

Eight of the 10 bouts were decided by three points or less, with the Gophers picking up overtime victories at 133 and 197 pounds en route to the dual win. Minnesota - who checked in at No. 9 in this week's NWCA Coaches Poll - is the second of four consecutive top-12 opponents RU will face in the coming weeks, along with No. 1 Penn State, No. 7 Ohio State and No. 11 Michigan.

With an non-traditional start at 141 pounds, Moore opened against No. 21 Vance VomBauer, using a takedown late in the third period to secure the 4-1 decision. Minnesota picked up the next three matches to take an 11-3 lead before Turley faced two-time NCAA qualifier Andrew Sparks. Turley landed two takedowns on Sparks and fended off a late comeback attempt for the 7-4 final, as Rutgers headed into the break trailing just 11-6.

Upsets at 184 and 197 followed for Rutgers, with previously undefeated No. 9 John Poznanski losing a tough 4-1 decision in overtime to No. 24 Garett Joles. Joles' overtime victory gave Minnesota a 17-6 advantage with three bouts to go.

Rutgers muscled back-to-back decisions from Slavikouski and Peterson. Slavikouski landed two takedowns on No. 29 Bennett Tabor for an 8-2 decision, while Peterson also produced two takedowns in his 6-4 decision over No. 11 Patrick McKee - a two-time All-American.

Trailing just 17-12 heading into the final bout of the afternoon, the Scarlet Knights needed a tech fall for a chance to win the dual. However, a loss from No. 8 Dylan Shawver (133) in overtime to No. 26 Tyler Wells sealed the dual for Minnesota.

Box Score
No. 9 Minnesota 20, No. 13 Rutgers 12
141: 20/15 Mitch Moore (RU) over 21/23 Vance VomBauer (MINN) by dec., 4-1; RU leads, 3-0
149: 13/NR Drew Roberts (MINN) over Michael Cetta (RU) by dec., 3-0; dual tied, 3-3
157: 6/6 Michael Blockhus (MINN) over Al DeSantis (RU) by TF, 18-3 (7:00); MINN leads, 8-3
165: 29/NR Blaine Benner (MINN) over Luke Gayer (RU) by dec., 2-0; MINN leads, 11-3
174: 13/17 Jackson Turley (RU) over NR/20 Andrew Sparks (MINN) by dec., 7-4; MINN leads, 11-6
184: Max McEnelly (MINN) over 22/24 Brian Soldano (RU) by dec., 4-2; MINN leads, 14-6
197: 24/26 Garrett Joles (MINN) over 9/11 John Poznanski (RU) by SV1, 4-1; MINN leads, 17-6
HWT: 7/7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (RU) over 29/33 Bennett Tabor (MINN) by dec., 8-2; MINN leads, 17-9
125: 16/20 Dean Peterson (RU) over 11/14 Patrick McKee (MINN) by dec., 6-4; MINN leads, 17-12
133: 26/23 Tyler Wells (MINN) over 8/11 Dylan Shawver (RU) by SV1, 5-2; MINN wins, 20-12

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Rutgers hosts No. 7 Ohio State on Sunday, February 4 at Jersey Mike's Arena. The dual is set for 1 p.m. and will stream on Big Ten Plus.

Geez, injuries have sure taken a toll Spark’s career. He looked like he was going to be a good one his freshman year. And another head scratcher from McKee.

 

[SPOONER]

Add Oklahoma to your list.

But that’s nothing new plus it’s the first year with a new coach. Northwestern commonly has a decent team of not a few strong individuals. They have nothing right now.

 

[funnyfletcher]

Little Rock might win the PAC 12 this year!

 

[SPOONER]

There’s no thread so I will put it here:

Okie State just clinched the win vs ISU. Their backup 184 MAJORED Broderson to clinch it. Going into HWT OKST leads 21-9.

 

[blcoach80]

And as much as Mitch hates it, ISU is no slouch this year. Neither is either OSU fyi!

 

[MSU158]

OkState has quietly put together a very solid dual meet team. Still not sold they have the firepower to to truly race for 2nd in the tournament format, but they are solid pretty much top to bottom.

 

[WildTurk]

And as much as Mitch hates it, ISU is no slouch this year. Neither is either OSU fyi!

ISU slouched over and took it today

 

[IAChief32]

ISU slouched over and took it today

Watched it...except for a few matches, they were the clear aggressors. The Cuban at 141 shot a ton and the other guy got dinged once I think.

 

[dtripp26]

I don't wish anything bad to happen to UNI wrestling but I must confess, that I covet my neighbor's 184lbr.

Don't get me started on our staff's complete failure at improving this weight class.

 

[dtripp26]

Watched it...except for a few matches, they were the clear aggressors. The Cuban at 141 shot a ton and the other guy got dinged once I think.

Where's Cody? Did one of the Ferrari's come and scare him away?

 

[MitchLL]

And as much as Mitch hates it, ISU is no slouch this year. Neither is either OSU fyi!

Dresser has been in Ames for 7 years and he's VERY well compensated.

Agree that ISU has their best team in 10+ years, but that's a low bar to clear.

Good dual team, but let's see what happens at Nattys.

 

[WildTurk]

Watched it...except for a few matches, they were the clear aggressors. The Cuban at 141 shot a ton and the other guy got dinged once I think.

To be fair, I didn't watch a minute of it. Just saw the final score. So there's that

 

[Valholl]

Jersey Robb Ices Oklahoma State's 21-12 Win Over Iowa State - FloWrestling

Oklahoma State defeated Iowa State, 21-12, on the strength of six wins, including three major decisions.

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Oklahoma State defeats Iowa State, 21-12, on the strength of six wins, including three major decisions. Get a full breakdown of each match.

125: #11 Troy Spratley (OSU) decision #24 Kysen Terukina (ISU), 4-2​

First period: Terukina hits single and switches off to double but Spratley sprawls out and kicks free in an exchange that lasts nearly a minute. Spratley is in deep and scores a takedown on the edge with 1:01 left. Terukina sits out and gets to his feet and finally kicks free with 30 seconds left. Sprately leads 3-1.

Second period: Terukina chooses bottom and escapes in seven seconds. A few half shots but no scoring. Spratley leads, 3-2.

Third period: Sprately chooses bottom and escapes in one second for a 4-2 lead. Terukina drives Spratley out of bounds with 48 seconds left but no score. Terukina stalks Spratley and he gets hit for stalling but it's not enough as the buzzer sounds. Spratley wins, 4-2.

Oklahoma State 3, Iowa State 0

133: #3 Daton Fix (OSU) major decision #8 Evan Frost (ISU), 11-3​

First period: Fix scores on a pass-by for a 3-0 lead in seven seconds. Frost gets on the board with an escape a few seconds later. High crotch by Fix eventually scores at the edge for a 6-1 lead at the end of the period.

Second period: Frost chooses bottom and escapes in 10 seconds. Fix counters a shot and has a whizzer but can't score out of bounds. Fix still leads 6-2 with 1:15 left. Fix hits a single but Frost counters out immediately with 20 seconds left.

Third period: Fix starts on bottom and Granby's out for an escape and a 7-2 lead. Fix hits a straight single and scores with a minute to go for a 10-2 lead. Stall warning against Fix on top. Fix lets Frost go once he hit a minute of riding time. Time runs out and Fix wins 11-3 with riding time.

Oklahoma State 7, Iowa State 0

141: #9 Tagen Jamison (OSU) decision #8 Anthony Echemendia (ISU), 4-1 SV​

First period: No scoring halfway through the period. Echemendia nearly scores on a go-behind but Jamison defends. No score as time expires.

Second period: Echemendia starts on bottom and escapes in four seconds for a 1-0 lead. Shot by Jamison and a stall warning against Echemendia with 45 seconds left. Echemendia has a head to the inside single but potentially dangerous call with four seconds left.

Third period: Jamison starts on bottom and escapes in nine seconds to tie the score 1-1. Whizzer position goes out of bounds at 1:23. Another shot by Echemendia with 1:10 left and Jamison hips out in 15 seconds. Stall warning against Jamison with 29 seconds left. Half shot by Jamison as time expires.

Sudden victory: Shot off the whistle by Echemendia then a shot by Jamison in the first 30 seconds. Shot by Jamison with 45 seconds left that gets to the leg and he eventually scores on a trip with 24 seconds left. Jamison wins, 4-1.

Oklahoma State 10, Iowa State 0

149: #8 Casey Swiderski (ISU) decision #25 Sammy Alvarez (OSU), 8-1​

First period: Swiderski holds on to a single for 30 seconds and finally scores out of bounds for a 3-0 lead with 1:23 left. Alvarez escapes in seconds but Swiderski leads, 3-1.

Second period: Swiderski starts on bottom gets to his feet and eventually gets out in 25 seconds for a 4-1 lead. Swiderski hits a shot but Alvarez gets a stalemate on a potentially dangerous call. A low shot by Swiderski with 20 seconds left leads to a scramble but time expires.

Third period: Alvarez starts on bottom and Swiderski lets him go but still leads 4-2. Swiderski counters a wild shot but Alvarez counters out of bounds with 24 seconds left. Fleeing call by Alvarez and another takedown by Swidersky gives him an 8-1 win.

Oklahoma State 10, Iowa State 3

157:#15 Teague Travis (OSU) decision Jason Kraisser (ISU), 8-3​

First period: Shot by Travis at the one-minute mark leads to a lengthy scramble but Travis can't clear his foot, Kraisser turns in for the advantage position but Travis scrambles out and finally scores for a 3-0 lead. Kraisser escapes but Travis still leads 3-1 with 30 seconds left. No scoring for the remainder of the period.

Second period: Kraisser starts on bottom and escapes in three seconds and Travis scores three and it's 6-2. Kraisser Granby's out to cut the lead in half.

Third period: Travis starts on bottom and turns in on a switch but hasn't cleared his leg for a minute. Travis finally gets the reversal with 38 seconds left for an 8-3 lead. Travis rides out for an 8-3 decision.

Oklahoma State 13, Iowa State 3

165: #2 David Carr (ISU) decision #3 Izzak Olejnik (OSU), 8-1​

First period: Blast double scores out of bounds for Carr in 1:20. Carr reaches a minute of riding time and rides out the period.

Second period: Olejnik starts on bottom and Carr releases immediately for a 3-1 lead. Swing single by Carr with a minute to go and he scores 20 seconds later for a 6-1 lead with 26 seconds left. Carr rides out the period.

Third period: Carr starts on bottom and escapes in 13 seconds for a 7-1 lead. No scoring the remainder of the match. Carr wins 8-1 with riding time.

Oklahoma State 13, Iowa State 6

174: MJ Gaitan (ISU) decision #30 Brayden Thompson (OSU), 6-3 SV​

First period: Gaitan hits a single and Thompson scrambles out of bounds for no score with 1:48 left. The period ends with no score.

Second period: Gaitan starts on bottom and gets a reversal off of a roll for a 2-0 lead. Thompson gets one back and gets a reversal of his own for a 2-2 tie, but he lets Gaitan go so Gaitan leads 3-2 halfway through the period.

Third period: Thompson starts on bottom and escapes in five seconds to tie the score, 3-3. An extended shot by Thompson gets stuffed by Gaitan. An incredible scramble at the end of the period yields no points.

Sudden victory: A scramble that includes a bear hug and inside trip attempt yields three points but the Oklahoma State corner challenges the action went out of bounds. The call stands and Gaitain wins 6-3.

Oklahoma State 13, Iowa State 9

184: #2 Dustin Plott (OSU) major decision #9 Will Feldkamp (ISU), 17-3​

First period: Plott scores off of the whistle for a 3-0 lead. Plott riding hard and trying for a Turk as the action is near the edge. Plott completely committed to the ride and working hard on top with 30 seconds to go. Plott rides out and takes a 3-0 lead into the second.

Second period: Plott starts on bottom and is out in seven seconds for a 4-0 lead. Plott scores his second takedown with 1:18 left for a 7-0 lead. Stalling against Feldkamp. Plott rides out the period, which gives Plott 3:44 of riding time.

Third period: Plott gives up the escape but leads 7-1 then hits another single and finally scores out of bounds for a 10-1 lead with 1:05 left. Another escape makes it 10-2. Shot by Feldkamp countered by Plott then another escape and takedown makes it 16-3. A riding time point makes it 17-3.

Oklahoma State 17, Iowa State 9

197:Jersey Robb (OSU) major decision #29 Julien Broderson (ISU), 15-6​

First period: Robb gets behind Broders for a 3-0 lead with 1:17 left but an immediate escape makes it 3-1. Robb gets a takedown and takes Broderson to his back for a seven-point move as time expires. He leads 10-1.

Second period: Broderson starts on bottom and escapes immediately but Robb counters a Broderson shot then Broderson scrambles to get the takedown. Robb leads, 10-5. Robb escapes to extend his lead to 11-5 as time expires.

Third period: Robb starts on bottom and gets out but Broderson tries to bait him for a big move. Robb leads, 12-5, with 1:12 to go. A late takedown by Robb makes it 15-6 after a late stall call.

Oklahoma State 21, Iowa State 9

285: #3 Yonger Bastida (ISU) vs #9 Konner Doucet (OSU)​

First period: No scoring.

Second period: Bastida starts on bottom and Doucet counters a roll attempt. Bastida finally stands up and gets the escape in 41 seconds. Bastida hits a shot and finishes with 14 seconds left. Bastida rides out for a 4-0 lead entering the final period.

Third period: Doucet starts on bottom and escapes quickly. Bastida adds another takedown but gives up an escape with five seconds left to win 7-2.

Oklahoma State 21, Iowa State 12

 

[MSU158]

Don't get me started on our staff's complete failure at improving this weight class.

Seriously? He had Assad, Swafford and Brands all get popped with the gambling fiasco. He then went full court press on Truax, but all indications suggested he was going to PSU no matter what they offered.

What more, in such a limited time frame, was he supposed to do?

Also, wasn’t just about everyone thinking that Assad was the one that was going to get the lightest sentence based on the interpretations of the rules at the time?

 

[dtripp26]

Seriously? He had Assad, Swafford and Brands all get popped with the gambling fiasco. He then went full court press on Truax, but all indications suggested he was going to PSU no matter what they offered.

What more, in such a limited time frame, was he supposed to do?

Also, wasn’t just about everyone thinking that Assad was the one that was going to get the lightest sentence based on the interpretations of the rules at the time?

Yes seriously. Abe has been either injured or horribly inconsistent his entire career and we have recruited squat to compete with him in that time. Been the same old story with him since 2020 when they pulled his shirt.

As to trying to land Truax, that is pretty much my point. Another wiff. And the gambling thing exposed how poorly this weight has been handled. If they had recruited the weight better for the last 2-3 years like that should have it wouldn't have been an issue.

 

[funnyfletcher]

Where's Cody? Did one of the Ferrari's come and scare him away?

I read that he got a concussion earlier in the week

 

[dtripp26]

I read that he got a concussion earlier in the week

That sucks, head injuries are bad news.

 

[madmustang4]

Vallholl.
Thanks again

 

[MVPFAN]

OkState has quietly put together a very solid dual meet team. Still not sold they have the firepower to to truly race for 2nd in the tournament format, but they are solid pretty much top to bottom.

Scott going there has added a toughness that was missing before.

 

[tigerhawk2015]

I don't wish anything bad to happen to UNI wrestling but I must confess, that I covet my neighbor's 184lbr.

And if Block can’t make 141 I covet him as well!

 

[Vallholl]

Saturday, January 27​

Cornell 37, Harvard 6

125: Greg Diakomihalis (COR) over #26 Diego Sotelo (HAR) (MD 14-3)

133: #2 Vito Arujau (COR) over Coleman Nogle (HAR) (MD 14-4)

141: #10 Vince Cornella (COR) over Jaden Pepe (HAR) (Fall 2:10)

149: Ethan Fernandez (COR) over Jack Crook (HAR) (Dec 11-7)

157: #14 Meyer Shapiro (COR) over James Harrington (HAR) (MD 14-3)

165: Josh Kim (HAR) over Brody Oleksak (COR) (Dec 11-4)

174: #8 Philip Conigliaro (HAR) over Colt Barley (COR) (MD 14-4)

184: #8 Chris Foca (COR) over Leo Tarantino (HAR) (TF 19-4 4:58)

197: #9 Jacob Cardenas (COR) over Alex Whitworth (HAR) (TF 16-1 4:05)

285: #20 Lewis Fernandes (COR) over Jeffrey Crooks (HAR) (Fall 1:23)

Harvard deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct

Hofstra 22, LIU 14

184: Anthony D'Alesio (LIU) dec. Will Conlon (Hofstra), 9-5 (0-3)

197: Nikolas Miller (Hofstra) dec. John Desza (LIU), 8-3 (3-3)

285: #23 Keaton Kluever (Hofstra) tech fall Jared Tracey (LIU), 21-4 (4:40) (8-3)

125: Dylan Acevedo (Hofstra) dec. Robbie Sagaris (LIU), 3-3 (RT) (11-3)

133: Dylan Ryder (Hofstra) major dec. Christopher Betancourt (LIU), 16-3 (15-3)

141: Devin Matthews (LIU) major dec. Alex Turley (Hofstra), 13-5 (15-7)

149: Drew Witham (LIU) major dec. Noah Tapia (Hofstra), 13-3 (15-11)

157: Rhise Royster (LIU) dec. Jurius Clark (Hofstra), 6-1 (15-14)

165: Jake Slotnik (Hofstra) dec. James Johnston (LIU), 6-2 (18-14)

174: Ross McFarland (Hofstra) major dec. Corey Connolly (LIU), 8-0 (22-14)

Minnesota 20, Rutgers 12

141: #15 Mitch Moore (RU) dec. #23 Vance VomBaur, 4-1 | MINN 0, RU 3

149: Drew Roberts dec. Michael Cetta, 3-0 (RU) | MINN 3, RU 3

157: #6 Michael Blockhus TF Al DeSantis (RU), 18-3 7:00 | MINN 8, RU 3

165: Blaine Brenner dec. Luke Gayer (RU), 2-0 | MINN 11, RU 3

174: #17 Jackson Turley (RU) dec. #20 Andrew Sparks, 7-4 | MINN 11, RU 6

184: Max McEnelly dec. #24 Brian Soldano (RU), 3-2 | MINN 14, RU 6

197: #26 Garrett Joles dec. #11 John Poznanski (RU), 4-1 SV1 | MINN 17, RU 6

285: #7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (RU) dec. #33 Bennett Tabor, 8-2 | MINN 17, RU 9

125: #20 Dean Peterson (RU) dec. #14 Patrick McKee, 6-4 | MINN 17, RU 12

133: #23 Tyler Wells dec. #11 Dylan Shawver (RU), 5-2 SV1

Cornell 47, Brown -1

125: Greg Diakomihalis (COR) over Mike Joyce (BRWN) (SV-1 7-4)

133: #2 Vito Arujau (COR) over Hunter Adrian (BRWN) (TF 19-4 5:25)

141: #10 Vince Cornella (COR) over Ian Oswalt (BRWN) (Dec 7-0)

149: Ethan Fernandez (COR) over Samuel McMonagle (BRWN) (TF 18-1 4:20)

157: #14 Meyer Shapiro (COR) over Blake Saito (BRWN) (TF 18-3 5:00)

165: #4 Julian Ramirez (COR) over Dominic Frontino (BRWN) (TF 17-2 3:48)

174: Evan Canoyer (COR) over Jonathan Conrad (BRWN) (Dec 4-1)

184: #8 Chris Foca (COR) over Nick Olivieri (BRWN) (Fall 1:43)

197: #9 Jacob Cardenas (COR) over James Araneo (BRWN) (Fall 4:52)

285: #20 Lewis Fernandes (COR) over Alex Semenenko (BRWN) (Fall 2:32)

Brown deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct

 

[Vallholl]

Indiana 22, Purdue 9

125: #2 Matt Ramos (PUR) over Michael Spangler (IND) (Dec 8-6)

133: Cayden Rooks (IND) over Jacob Macatangay (PUR) (MD 11-2)

141: #29 Danny Fongaro (IND) over Christian White (PUR) (Dec 5-2)

149: #23 Graham Rooks (IND) over Marcos Polanco (PUR) (Dec 5-4)

157: Brayton Lee (IND) over #18 Joey Blaze (PUR) (Dec 4-2)

165: #31 Stoney Buell (PUR) over #21 Tyler Lillard (IND) (Dec 5-1)

174: #10 Donnell Washington (IND) over Brody Baumann (PUR) (Dec 9-4) 1

184: Roman Rogotzke (IND) over James Rowley (PUR) (SV-1 6-3)

197: Ben Vanadia (PUR) over Gabe Sollars (IND) (SV-1 6-3)

285: Nick Willham (IND) over Tristan Ruhlman (PUR) (Dec 4-2)

Oklahoma State 21, Iowa State 12

125: #11 Troy Spratley (OKST) over #24 Kysen Terukina (ISU) (Dec 4-2)

133: #3 Daton Fix (OKST) over #8 Evan Frost (ISU) (MD 11-3)

141: #9 Tagen Jamison (OKST) over #8 Anthony Echemendia (ISU) (SV-1 4-1)

149: #8 Casey Swiderski (ISU) over #25 Sammy Alvarez (OKST) (Dec 8-2)

157: #15 Teague Travis (OKST) over Jason Kraisser (ISU) (Dec 8-3)

165: #2 David Carr (ISU) over #3 Izzak Olejnik (OKST) (Dec 8-1)

174: MJ Gaitan (ISU) over #30 Brayden Thompson (OKST) (SV-1 6-3)

184: #2 Dustin Plott (OKST) over #9 Will Feldkamp (ISU) (MD 17-3)

197: Jersey Robb (OKST) over #29 Julien Broderson (ISU) (MD 15-6)

285: #3 Yonger Bastida (ISU) over #9 Konner Doucet (OKST) (Dec 7-2)

Franklin & Marshall 33, Sacred Heart 10

184: #16 James Conway (F&M) over Hunter Perez (SH) (TF 19-3 6:37)

197: #32 John Crawford (F&M) over Jake Trovato (SH) (Fall 3:43)

285: Brendan Gilchrist (SH) over Harrison Shapiro (F&M) (Dec 4-1)

125: Jacob Ice (SH) over Eric Howe (F&M) (MD 10-1)

133: #33 Mason Leiphart (F&M) over Andrew Fallon (SH) (Dec 14-9)

141: Pat Phillips (F&M) over Vincent Milazzo (SH) (Dec 4-0)

149: Josh Hillard (F&M) over Chris Naegele (SH) (Fall 2:37)

157: Dominic Wheatley (F&M) over Connor MacDonald (SH) (TF 15-0 6:30)

165: Scotty Jarosz (SH) over Josh Palmucci (F&M) (Dec 8-1)

174: Noah Fox (F&M) over Owen Ayotte (SH) (TF 25-6 6:36)

Binghamton 24, Brown 9

125: Mike Joyce (BRWN) over Carson Wagner (BING) (Dec 7-2)

133: Micah Roes (BING) over Hunter Adrian (BRWN) (Dec 4-3)

141: Nate Lucier (BING) over Ian Oswalt (BRWN) (Dec 2-1)

149: Samuel McMonagle (BRWN) over Jordan Brown (BING) (Dec 2-1)

157: Blake Saito (BRWN) over Carter Baer (BING) (Dec 9-3)

165: #21 Brevin Cassella (BING) over Dominic Frontino (BRWN) (Dec 3-0)

174: Dimitri Gamkrelidze (BING) over Jonathan Conrad (BRWN) (Dec 4-2)

184: #15 Jacob Nolan (BING) over Nick Olivieri (BRWN) (TF 17-1 4:54)

197: #8 Lou Deprez (BING) over James Araneo (BRWN) (MD 16-2)

285: #17 Cory Day (BING) over Alex Semenenko (BRWN) (Dec 6-0)

Northern Iowa 30, Oklahoma 12

125: Conrad Hendriksen (OU) over #22 Trever Anderson (UNI) (Dec 7-6)

133: #22 Julian Farber (UNI) over Jace Koelzer (OU) (MD 9-1)

141: #6 Cael Happel (UNI) over Kaden Smith (OU) (TF 21-6 2:31)

149: #16 Willie McDougald (OU) over Cael Rahnavardi (UNI) (Dec 3-2)

157: #11 Ryder Downey (UNI) over #33 Jared Hill (OU) (MD 13-1)

165: #28 Cael Carlson (OU) over RJ Weston (UNI) (Dec 7-6)

174: #29 Jared Simma (UNI) over #32 Tate Picklo (OU) (Fall 4:01)

184: #1 Parker Keckeisen (UNI) over Carson Berryhill (OU) (TF 22-6 5:42)

197: #21 Wyatt Voelker (UNI) over Ryan Nichols (OU) (Fall 4:22)

285: #15 Josh Heindselman (OU) over #14 Tyrell Gordon (UNI) (SV-1 4-1)

 

[Vallholl]

Cornell 47, Brown -1

125: Greg Diakomihalis (COR) over Mike Joyce (BRWN) (SV-1 7-4)

133: #2 Vito Arujau (COR) over Hunter Adrian (BRWN) (TF 19-4 5:25)

141: #10 Vince Cornella (COR) over Ian Oswalt (BRWN) (Dec 7-0)

149: Ethan Fernandez (COR) over Samuel McMonagle (BRWN) (TF 18-1 4:20)

157: #14 Meyer Shapiro (COR) over Blake Saito (BRWN) (TF 18-3 5:00)

165: #4 Julian Ramirez (COR) over Dominic Frontino (BRWN) (TF 17-2 3:48)

174: Evan Canoyer (COR) over Jonathan Conrad (BRWN) (Dec 4-1)

184: #8 Chris Foca (COR) over Nick Olivieri (BRWN) (Fall 1:43)

197: #9 Jacob Cardenas (COR) over James Araneo (BRWN) (Fall 4:52)

285: #20 Lewis Fernandes (COR) over Alex Semenenko (BRWN) (Fall 2:32)

Brown deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct

Northern Illinois 22, Central Michigan 10

125: Blake West (NIU) dec. Sean Spidle (CMU), 7-5

133: Michael Kaminski (NIU) dec. Andrew Austin (CMU), 13-10 SV-1

141: Jacob Brya (NIU) dec. Ja'Kerion Merritt (CMU), 5-0

149: #13 Corbyn Munson (CMU) dec. Jaivon Jones (NIU), 7-1

157: #27 Johnny Lovett (CMU) dec. Brett Smith (NIU), 5-4

165: Tommy Bennett (NIU) dec. Tyler Swiderski (CMU), 5-4

174: #31 Alex Cramer (CMU) tech. fall Ricardo Salinas (NIU), 20-5, 6:12

184: Matt Zuber (NIU) major dec. Adrien Cramer (CMU), 10-2

197: Carter Grewe (NIU) dec. Cameron Wood (CMU), 7-4

285: #29 Jacobi Jackson (NIU) dec. Bryan Caves (CMU), 4-1

CMU deducted one team point deduction for unsportsmanlike conduct

Binghamton 28, Harvard 9

125: #26 Diego Sotelo (HAR) over Carson Wagner (BING) (Dec 8-6)

133: Micah Roes (BING) over Coleman Nogle (HAR) (Dec 7-3)

141: Nate Lucier (BING) over Dante Frinzi (HAR) (Dec 9-6)

149: Jordan Brown (BING) over Jack Crook (HAR) (Dec 10-7)

157: James Harrington (HAR) over Carter Baer (BING) (Dec 4-3)

165: #21 Brevin Cassella (BING) over Josh Kim (HAR) (Dec 5-0)

174: #8 Philip Conigliaro (HAR) over Dimitri Gamkrelidze (BING) (Dec 4-2)

184: #15 Jacob Nolan (BING) over Leo Tarantino (HAR) (MD 9-1)

197: #8 Lou Deprez (BING) over Alex Whitworth (HAR) (Fall 2:45)

285: #17 Cory Day (BING) over Logan Marissal (HAR) (Fall 0:46)

Army West Point 18, at Bucknell 15

125: Charles Farmer (AWP) fall over Owen Bell (BUC), 1:43

133: #25 Kurt Phipps (BUC) dec. over #32 Braden Basile (AWP), 1-0

141: Dylan Chappell (BUC) dec. over Logan Brown (AWP), 5-4

149: Matthew Williams (AWP) dec. over Riley Bower (BUC), 4-1

157: Nathan Lukez (AWP) dec. over Cade Wirnsberger (BUC), 5-1

165: #15 Noah Mulvaney (BUC) SV-1 over #29 Dalton Harkins (AWP), 9-2

174: #11 Ben Pasiuk (AWP) dec. over Myles Takats (BUC), 12-11

184: Mikey Bartush (BUC) dec. over Dillon Sheehy (AWP), 4-1

197: Logan Deacetis (BUC) dec. over Wolfgang Frable (AWP) 5-1

285: #26 Lucas Stoddard (AWP) dec. over #25 Dorian Crosby (BUC), 4-2

 

[Kwoodhawk]

Not sure I had ever seen a -1 score for a team before.

Guess Brown might have set a record with that.

 

[Rotisserie Scrotz]

Not sure I had ever seen a -1 score for a team before.

Guess Brown might have set a record with that.

MSU accomplished that feat at Big Tens a few (<10) years back, I believe. Or maybe it was Nattys.

 

[manatree]

Not sure I had ever seen a -1 score for a team before.

Guess Brown might have set a record with that.

In the 80s, my high school shut out a rival and their HWT swung and hit our HWT in the shoulder after their match. Our HWT returned the favor and hit him in the jaw. After deducting one point from both teams, the score was 52 to -1.

 

[Valholl]

Cornell's #14 Meyer Shapiro Majors #5 Brock Mauller of Missouri - FloWrestling

True freshman Meyer Shapiro of Cornell scored four takedowns for a 14-4 major decision over Missouri's Brock Mauller during Sunday's dual.

www.flowrestling.org

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Cornell's #14 Meyer Shapiro Majors #5 Brock Mauller of Missouri​

Cornell true freshman Meyer Shapiro has been on a roll since suffering a pair of setbacks at the 2023 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational on Dec. 1. He's won eight matches in a row with five bonus-point victories.

Shapiro's 14-4 major decision over Missouri's fifth-ranked Brock Mauller may have been his most impressive college victory to date. The two-time age-level World champion used four takedowns, including a highlight-worthy drag to a duck in the second period.

Mauller is a senior three-time All-American who has been a staple for the Tiger line-up.

No. 9 Cornell knocked off #4 Missouri by winning six of 10 matches after #4 Noah Surtin picked up a fall at 125 pounds to give the Tigers a 6-0 lead. Cornell's returning NCAA champion Vito Arujau needed a riding time point at 133 pounds for a 10-9 win over Cade Moore.

No. 1 Keegan O'Toole of Missouri knocked off #4 Julian Ramirez, 13-5, after giving up the first takedown of the match.
Cornell 20, Missouri 16

125: Noah Surtin (Missouri) over Brett Ungar (Cornell) (Fall 2:21)
133: Vito Arujau (Cornell) over Kade Moore (Missouri) (Dec 10-9)
141: Vince Cornella (Cornell) over Josh Edmond (Missouri) (Dec 9-6)
149: Ethan Fernandez (Cornell) over Zeke Seltzer (Missouri) (Dec 4-0)
157: Meyer Shapiro (Cornell) over Brock Mauller (Missouri) (MD 14-4)
165: Keegan O`Toole (Missouri) over Julian Ramirez (Cornell) (MD 13-5)
174: Peyton Mocco (Missouri) over Evan Canoyer (Cornell) (Dec 8-2)
184: Chris Foca (Cornell) over Clayton Whiting (Missouri) (MD 14-1)
197: Jacob Cardenas (Cornell) over Rocky Elam (Missouri) (Dec 4-0)
285: Zach Elam (Missouri) over Lewis Fernandes (Cornell) (Dec 2-1)

 

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Terps Pick Up Two Individual Wins, Lose To No. 1 Penn State - University of Maryland Athletics

No. 21 Braxton Brown and No. 14 Ethen Miller both picked up wins individually, but the Terps fell 42-6 to No. 1 Penn State on Sunday in front of a so...

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COLLEGE PARK, MD -- No. 21 Braxton Brown and No. 14 Ethen Miller both picked up wins individually, but the Terps fell 42-6 to No. 1 Penn State on Sunday in front of a sold-out XFINITY Center Pavilion with a max capacity 2,000 people in attendance.

Brown and Miller both continue to impress in Big Ten competition, each picking up first period takedowns to put themsevlves in the driver's seat to collect wins.

Jaxon Smith, Kal Miller and Michael North all competed in ranked-on-ranked matchups, but were not able to spring major upsets.

Full Results:
125: No. 4 Braden Davis TF (15-0, 2:49) Tommy Capul (Penn State 5-0)
133: No. 21 Braxton Brown dec. (8-3) Baylor Shunk (Penn State 5-3)
141: No. 2 Beau Bartlett major dec. (11-1) No. 17 Kal Miller (Penn State 9-3)
149: No. 14 Ethen Miller dec. (5-0) Connor Pierce (Penn State 9-6)
157: No. 1 Levi Haines TF (16-0, 5:58) No. 33 Michael North (Penn State 14-6)
165: No. 7 Mitchell Mesenbrink fall (0:51) Ryan Money (Penn State 20-6)
174: No. 1 Carter Starocci fall (4:26) Mason Stein (Penn State 26-6)
184: No. 5 Bernie Truax fall (1:44) Chase Mielnik (Penn State 32-6)
197: No. 1 Aaron Brooks major dec. (13-4) No. 5 Jaxon Smith (Penn State 36-6)
285: No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet fall (0:56) Jordan Gabriel (Penn State 42-6)

Up Next

• The Terps will hit the road and face Minnesota on Friday, Feb. 2 at 8 pm EST. The match will air on B1G+.

 

[Tcalumet]

Little Rock might win the PAC 12 this year!

Someone forgot to tell Little Rock they are Little Rock. Great story - they are wrestling lights out.