Other results 11/11

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#1 Penn State 44, Lock Haven 3
November 11, 2022 – Rec Hall – University Park, Pa.

125: #13 Anthony Noto LHU maj. dec. Gary SteenPSU, 14-4 0-4
133: #1 Roman Bravo-Young PSU tech fall Gable Strickland LHU, 23-8 (TF; 6:55) 5-4
141: #16 Beau Bartlett PSU maj. dec. Ty Linsenbigler LHU, 10-0 9-4
149: #27 Shayne Van Ness PSU pinned Connor Eck LHU, WBF (6:32) 15-4
*157: Terrell Barraclough PSU dec. #28 Ashton Eyler LHU, 3-1 18-3
165: #23 Alex Facundo PSU tech fall Aiden Gaugler LHU, 27-12 (5:35) 23-3
174: #1 Carter Starocci PSU maj. dec. Tyler Stoltzfus LHU, 19-5 27-3
184: #1 Aaron Brooks PSU tech fall Colin Fegley, 24-9 (TF; 6:32) 32-3
197: #1 Max Dean PSU pinned Brad Morrison LHU, WBF (2:03) 38-3
285: #2 Greg Kerkvliet PSU pinned Ethan Miller LHU, WBF (1:21) 44-3
* Lock Haven Loses Team Point in 157-bout, unsportsmanlike on bench**

Attendance: 6,542 (62nd-straight sellout in Rec Hall, 69th of 71 at home, inc. 7 of 9 in BJC)
Records: Penn State (1-0, 0-0 B1G); Lock Haven (0-1)
Up Next for Penn State: at Army Black Knight Open, West Point, N.Y., Sunday, Nov. 20, 2022

 

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OSU VT

149 | No. 27 Caleb Henson (VT) def. No. 2 Sammy Sasso (OSU) | D, 5-3 0 3
157 | No. 22 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) def. Clayton Ulrey (VT) | D, 14-8 3 3
165 | No. 6 Carson Kharchla (OSU) def. No. 29 Connor Brady (VT) | D, 3-1 6 0
174 | No. 2 Mekhi Lewis (VT) def. No. 6 Ethan Smith (OSU) | D, 3-2 6 6
184 | No. 4 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. No. 9 Hunter Bolen (VT) | D, 4-2 9 6
197 | No. 14 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) def. Andy Smith (VT) | D, 4-1 12 6
285 | No. 7 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. No. 18 Hunter Catka (VT) | D, 3-1 15 6
125 | No. 11 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. No. 25 Eddie Ventresca (VT) | D, 3-2 18 6
133 | No. 19 Sam Latona (VT) def. No. 11 Jesse Mendez (OSU) | D, 3-2 18 9
141 | No. 16 Tom Crook (VT) def. Nic Bouzakis (OSU) | MD, 18-14 18 13

Next Up:

No. 4 Ohio State is back at the Covelli Center Nov. 18 vs. Columbia. Match time is 7 p.m. with B1G+ providing the live stream.

The last time Virginia Tech came to Columbus to wrestle in Covelli Center, they upset the home team. That didn't happen this time.

Despite fielding a set of ranked combatants who came to Columbus ready to upend the No. 4 Buckeyes, the No. 14 Hokies couldn't get the job done. Ohio State won 6 of 10 bouts on the card, earning the 18-13 win via a series of close, hard-fought decisions.
The night got off to a rocky start at 149 pounds as No. 27 Caleb Henson pulled off a massive upset of No. 2 Sammy Sasso. The veteran Sasso scored early in the match and held a 3-0 lead after two periods, but Henson was able to force overtime with a late takedown and a rideout, ultimately winning the bout with another takedown in Sudden Victory.
Henson's victory sparked a strong performance from unranked Clayton Ulrey in the next bout against No. 22 Paddy Gallagher at 157. Ulrey had all the offense early, scoring a pair of takedowns in quick succession and adding a third early in the second; escapes and a reversal kept Gallagher in the match midway through the battle.
Gallagher landed the move of the night when he scored a takedown and a 4-point near fall that was the nearest thing to a fall anyone managed all night. The back points broke the match open, and Gallagher would cruise to victory, providing a glimpse of the greatness Ohio State fans home to see from the young hammer.
No. 6 Carson Kharchla was in control most of his match but let No. 29 Connor Brady hang around, ultimately earning a 3-1 decision at 165. The same could be said of No. 4 Kaleb Romero's bout at 184 in which he was the clear aggressor over No. 9 Hunter Bolen, but couldn't put the match away until the final whistle. Romero scored very early in the match, but couldn't finish another takedown, holding Bolen off with a 4-2 decision.
Between Kharchla's and Romero’s matches, No. 6 Ethan Smith came a hair's breadth from upsetting No. 2 Mekhi Lewis. Smith wrestled an excellent match, but a single Lewis takedown in the first period made the difference in the final score.
Gavin Hoffman, Tate Orndorff and Malik Heinselman each won low-scoring decisions to effectively seal the victory for Ohio State heading into the final two matches of the night.
At 133, reigning NCAA and Big Ten Wrestler of the Week Jesse Mendez squared up against No. 19 Sam Latona, the 2021 ACC Champion and an NCAA All American. Mendez wrestled an aggressive match early with lots of action, but gave up a takedown to Latona in the second that decided the match. It was Mendez' first collegiate loss, but one from which he can learn and improve in the weeks ahead.
The night's final match featured another true freshman, Nic Bouzakis. Unlike Mendez, Bouzakis is expected to take a redshirt season, but used one of his NCAA-allowed five matches to fill in for Dylan D'Emilo/Jordan Decatur, both of whom were banged up at the Michigan State Open last weekend.
Bouzakis looked game early, despite having moved up a weight class from 133 to 141. He drew first blood in the match with an early takedown, and added on a reversal later in the period. From there, though, it was all Virginia Tech's Tom Crook. Crook would ultimately score 14 points in the match, with enough fo a cushion to earn the only bonus points of the night. It made no difference in the outcome of the dual, but was undoubtedly a disappointing result for the No. 1 overall recruit in the Class of 2022.

Wrestling: No. 4 Ohio State Grinds Out 18-13 Win Versus No. 14 Virginia Tech in Season Opener

The Buckeyes handled a ranked opponent in their first dual meet of the season via a series of close, hard-fought decisions.

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Not the results OSU was looking for

 

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285	Nicholas West (Michigan State) over Unknown (For.)	0	6
125	Tristan Lujan (Michigan State) over Devon Diaco (Davidson) (Fall 4:52)	0	6
133	RayVon Foley (Michigan State) over Jackson Sichelstiel (Davidson) (TF 18-3 6:32)	0	5
141	Jordan Hamdan (Michigan State) over Matthew Mclaughlin (Davidson) (Fall 5:33)	0	6
149	Peyton Omania (Michigan State) over Noah Frack (Davidson) (Fall 2:23)	0	6
157	Chase Saldate (Michigan State) over Marc Koch (Davidson) (MD 9-1)	0	4
165	Caleb Fish (Michigan State) over Jaden Hardrick (Davidson) (Dec 2-1)	0	3
174	Lucas Daly (Michigan State) over Brett Sanderlin (Davidson) (MD 14-1)	0	4
184	Layne Malczewski (Michigan State) over Oliver Tipton (Davidson) (Fall 1:53)	0	6
197	Cameron Caffey (Michigan State) over Gavin Henry (Davidson) (Fall 3:00)

Michigan State 52 Davidson 0

 

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285	Nicholas West (Michigan State) over Unknown (For.)	0	6
125	Tristan Lujan (Michigan State) over Devon Diaco (Davidson) (Fall 4:52)	0	6
133	RayVon Foley (Michigan State) over Jackson Sichelstiel (Davidson) (TF 18-3 6:32)	0	5
141	Jordan Hamdan (Michigan State) over Matthew Mclaughlin (Davidson) (Fall 5:33)	0	6
149	Peyton Omania (Michigan State) over Noah Frack (Davidson) (Fall 2:23)	0	6
157	Chase Saldate (Michigan State) over Marc Koch (Davidson) (MD 9-1)	0	4
165	Caleb Fish (Michigan State) over Jaden Hardrick (Davidson) (Dec 2-1)	0	3
174	Lucas Daly (Michigan State) over Brett Sanderlin (Davidson) (MD 14-1)	0	4
184	Layne Malczewski (Michigan State) over Oliver Tipton (Davidson) (Fall 1:53)	0	6
197	Cameron Caffey (Michigan State) over Gavin Henry (Davidson) (Fall 3:00)

So I have to do math for the final score lol

 

[bluroptimo]

Yes, it’s called homework. Go home.

 

[sdvike]

So I have to do math for the final score lol

No need to. Michie State shutout a team in wrestling. Now, thats a story.

 

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Pedo U, Attendance 6,542........62nd straight sell out of Rec Hall 🤣 🤣 🤣

 

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Rider 21 SIU Edwardsville 19

125 - Tyler Klinsky (Rider) maj Austin Macias (SIU Edwardsville) 18-6
133 - Richie Koehler (Rider) dec Aaron Schulist (SIU Edwardsville) 9-7
141 - Caine Tyus (SIU Edwardsville) maj Bryan Miraglia (Rider) 13-2
149 - Quinn Kinner (Rider) dec Saul Ervin (SIU Edwardsville) 4-2
157 - Jake Silverstein (Rider) maj Grant LaDuke (SIU Edwardsville) 10-2
165 - Cardeionte Wilson (SIU Edwardsville) dec Hunter Mays (Rider) 3-2
174 - Michael Wilson (Rider) dec Chase Diehl (SIU Edwardsville) 4-1
184 - Sergio Villalobos (SIU Edwardsville) fall Asa Terrell (Rider) 4:05
197 - Ethan Laird (Rider) tech Ryan Yarnell (SIU Edwardsville) 21-6
285 - Colton McKiernan (SIU Edwardsville) fall David Szuba (Rider) 2:28

Pittsburgh 36 Cleveland State 0

125 - Colton Camacho (Pittsburgh) maj Pino DiPierro (Cleveland State) 10-1
133 - Micky Phillippi (Pittsburgh) maj Jacob Manley (Cleveland State) 17-7
141 - Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) dec Hunter Olson (Cleveland State) 9-3
149 - Tyler Badgett (Pittsburgh) maj Douglas Terry (Cleveland State) 11-2
157 - Dazjon Casto (Pittsburgh) maj Ryan Granger (Cleveland State) 15-3
165 - Holden Heller (Pittsburgh) maj Daniel Patten (Cleveland State) 15-7
174 - Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh) maj Tate Geiser (Cleveland State) 18-6
184 - Reece Heller (Pittsburgh) dec DeAndre Nassar (Cleveland State) 3-2
197 - Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh) dec Anthony Perrine (Cleveland State) 9-2
285 - Jake Slinger (Pittsburgh) dec Daniel Bucknavich (Cleveland State) 3-1



North Carolina 24 Campbell 10

125 - Jack Wagner (North Carolina) dec Anthony Molton (Campbell) 10-6
133 - Gabe Hixenbaugh (Campbell) dec Joey Melendez (North Carolina) 7-3
141 - Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina) maj Shannon Hanna (Campbell) 11-2
149 - Jayden Scott (North Carolina) dec Callum Sitek (Campbell) 5-1
157 - Troy Nation (Campbell) dec Wil Guida (North Carolina) 7-6
165 - Nick Fea (North Carolina) maj Riley Augustine (Campbell) 10-0
174 - Clay Lautt (North Carolina) dec Cole Rees (Campbell) 2-1
184 - Gavin Kane (North Carolina) maj Shane Quick (Campbell) 14-6
197 - Max Shaw (North Carolina) dec Levi Hopkins (Campbell) 8-4
285 - Taye Ghadiali (Campbell) maj Brandon Whitman (North Carolina) 13-4

 

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Rutgers wrestling thumps Clarion as newcomers shine, Scott Goodale secures win No. 200

True freshman Brian Soldano and three others making their debuts helped Rutgers roll in its opener.

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Rutgers 29 Clarion 4

125 - Dean Peterson (Rutgers) dec Joey Fischer (Clarion) 6-1
133 - Joe Heilmann (Rutgers) maj Koen Kish (Clarion) 13-3
141 - Sammy Alvarez (Rutgers) dec Seth Koleno (Clarion) 5-3
149 - Anthony White (Rutgers) dec Kyle Schickel (Clarion) 7-2
157 - Andrew Clark (Rutgers) dec Trevor Elfin (Clarion) 2-1
165 - Connor O'Neill (Rutgers) dec Eli Brinsky (Clarion) 8-7
174 - Jackson Turley (Rutgers) dec Suds Dubler (Clarion) 4-2
184 - Brian Soldano (Rutgers) maj Will Feldkamp (Clarion) 15-5
197 - Tyler Bagoly (Clarion) maj Mike Toranzo (Rutgers) 12-2
285 - Boone McDermott (Rutgers) dec Austin Chapman (Clarion) 6-1

It was a throwback night for Rutgers wrestling at the College Avenue Gymnasium, but the newness in the lineup shined as the Scarlet Knights thumped Clarion for a 29-4 win Friday evening in New Brunswick.

Four wrestlers making their dual-meet debut for No. 21 Rutgers picked up their first career victories, which helped coach Scott Goodale clinch the 200th of his career. The milestone came in the opener of Goodale’s 16th season and in the venue where the coach first started building the Scarlet Knights into a perennial Top 25 program.

Goodale, the winningest coach in program history, knows this year’s lineup could be one of its deepest ever. There are questions up and down the lineup about who will start where, how experience will mesh with talented rookies, who will take redshirts and while none of those long-term questions were answered on opening night, several newcomers made sure they were ready for their first dual meet in a Rutgers singlet.

Especially true freshman Brian Soldano.

The three-time state champion from High Point showed exactly why he arrived at Rutgers as one of its top-ranked recruits ever. After giving up the first takedown, Soldano worked his way to a major decision and secured his first ranked victory with a 15-5 major decision against Will Feldkamp, who entered ranked No. 21 and was Clarion’s only returning NCAA qualifier.

Below are three more observations from Friday’s match.

1. The Dean of College Ave

We’re a long way away from finding out who will be the starter at 125 pounds, but redshirt freshman Dean Peterson, a former state champion from St. John Vianney, got the first start of the season over sophomore Dylan Shawver. Peterson worked his way to a 6-1 decision against Joey Fischer, a result which did nothing to separate the two battling for the starting role. Last season, Shawver also defeated Fischer by decision when Rutgers met Clarion. It’s even possible Shawver gets the start tomorrow when Rutgers takes on Sacred Heart and No. 6 Arizona State in its showcase at Liberty High School in Bethlehem, Pa.

2. Newbies, not shoobies

The four newcomers in the lineup looked impressive. The list included Peterson, Soldano as well as graduate transfer Joe Heilmann and redshirt freshman Tony White. Heilmann (133) and White (149) appear to be locked in as the starters at their weight classes but what happens at 125 and 184 will continue to be two of the biggest storylines for the lineup. Soldano can wrestle five times without burning a redshirt as part of the NCAA’s new freshman eligibility rule so expect to see the High Point standout a lot in the first semester before Goodale has to make a decision about who ultimately ends up in redshirt — Soldano or sophomore John Poznanski, who earned All-American honors as a true freshman in 2020.

3. Oh no, oh yes! Connor O’Neill steals one

The bout of the night came at 165 pounds where Connor O’Neill got a takedown in the final 10 seconds to pick up an 8-7 win over Eli Brinsky. O’Neill, who is down a weight from a season ago, went back and forth with Brinsky and looked to be in trouble in the third period but worked his way back to erase the riding time point and eventually got a pair of takedowns in the final minute to come from behind and win.

RESULTS

Rutgers 29, Clarion 4
125: Dean Peterson (R) dec. Joey Fischer, 6-1
133: Joe Heilmann (R) md. Koen Kish, 13-3
141: Sammy Alvarez (R) dec. Seth Koleno, 5-3
149: Anthony White (R) dec. Kyle Schickel, 7-2
157: Andrew Clark (R) dec. Trevor Elfinn, 2-1
165: Connor O’Neill (R) dec. Eli Brinsky, 8-7
174: Jackson Turley (R) dec. Solomon Dubler, 4-2
184: Brian Soldano (R) md. Will Feldkamp, 15-5
197: Tyler Bagoly (C) md. Michael Toranzo, 12-2
HWT: Boone McDermott (R) vs. Austin Chapman

 

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Wolverines Open Dual Slate with Decisive Win over Campbell in Battle at Bragg - University of Michigan Athletics

The No. 5-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team claimed eight bouts to earn a decisive 26-6 win in its dual-meet opener over Campbell at the Battle at...

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Site: Fayetteville, N.C. (Fort Bragg)
Event: Battle at Bragg
Score: #5 Michigan 26, Campbell 6
Records: U-M (1-0), CU (2-2)
Next U-M Event: Sunday, Nov. 13 -- at North Carolina (Chapel Hill, N.C.), 3 p.m.

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- The No. 5-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team claimed eight bouts to earn a decisive 26-6 win in its dual-meet opener over Campbell at the Battle at Bragg event on Veterans Day Friday evening (Nov. 11) at Pope Army Field at Fort Bragg.

Three Wolverines earned their first collegiate dual win while another two made also their dual-meet debuts. Michigan opened the dual with one such win -- and perhaps the most exciting match of the evening -- with Kurt McHenry's 4-3 buzzer-beating decision over No. 24-ranked Anthony Molton at 125 pounds. Molton took the lead with an inside trip midway through the third period, but McHenry escaped and, on a restart with just six seconds left in the bout, he shot in on a low single off the whistle and finished with just three seconds remaining on the clock.

Dylan Ragusin, ranked fifth at 133 pounds, built up an early lead and hung on for a 9-7 decision over Domenic Zaccone in his season debut. Ragusin gave up the first takedown but answered with a single leg in the first and a go behind in the second -- and period rideouts on both -- to move in front. Zaccone added two takedowns in the third, but Ragusin used his 1:11 riding-time advantage to seal the win.

Cole Mattin, ranked 14th at 141 pounds, picked up his third ranked win of the season with a dominant 9-0 major decision against 21st-ranked Shannon Hanna. He scored takedowns off of scrambles in the first and third periods and added two near-fall points off a leg turk in the latter. He accumulated 3:05 ride time and improved to 5-0 on the season.

Chance Lamer, ranked 22nd, earned an 11-6 decision over Callum Sitek in his season and dual-meet debut at 149 pounds. Lamer scored two takedowns and a reversal and rode for 1:05 in a bout that featured a 15-minute rain delay after Army officials had to move a military plane in order to close the hangar door after wind was blowing rain onto the mat.

Will Lewan, ranked third at 157 pounds, earned a workmanlike 4-2 decision over Troy Nation at in his season debut at 157 pounds. Lewan finished on a single-leg shot at the first-period buzzer and added a reversal early in the second.

Campbell scored its first win with a decision at 165 pounds before Michigan bounced back with back-to-back wins at 174 and 184 pounds. Joseph Walker finished on a re-attack double about 30 minutes into overtime in a 3-1 decision against Cole Rees for his first collegiate dual-meet victory at the former weight. Matt Finesilver, ranked 14th nationally, rolled to a 10-2 major decision over 19th-ranked Caleb Hopkins at the latter. Finesilver scored four takedowns, including a pair in the third period, and rode for 3:08 to claim his first Michigan dual win.

Mason Parris, ranked third at heavyweight, closed out the dual with a 7-5 decision over 13th-ranked Taye Ghadiali -- his second win over a ranked opponent this season. Parris scored on takedowns in the first and third and nearly rode out the second but gave up a late counter takedown out of a scramble to narrow the final margin. He earned 2:55 in riding time and improved 6-0 on the season.

The Wolverines (1-0) will wrap the Tar Heel State road trip against North Carolina on Sunday (Nov. 13) in Chapel Hill. The dual, dubbed Doubles on the Diamond, is slated for a 3 p.m. start on UNC's baseball field, Bryson Field At Boshamer Stadium.

No. 5 Michigan 26, Campbell 6

Individual rankings by InterMat

125 -- Kurt McHenry (U-M) dec. #24 Anthony Molton, 4-3 -- U-M, 3-0
133 -- #5 Dylan Ragusin (U-M) dec. Domenic Zaccone, 9-7 -- U-M, 6-0
141 -- #14 Cole Mattin (U-M) major dec. #21 Shannon Hanna, 9-0 -- U-M, 10-0
149 -- #22 Chance Lamer (U-M) dec. Callum Sitek, 11-6 -- U-M, 13-0
157 -- #3 Will Lewan (U-M) dec. #30 Troy Nation, 4-2 -- U-M, 16-0
165 -- Dom Baker (CU) dec. Zack Mattin, 7-5 -- U-M, 16-3
174 -- Joseph Walker (U-M) dec. Cole Rees, 3-1 SV -- U-M, 19-3
184 -- #14 Matt Finesilver (U-M) major dec. #19 Caleb Hopkins, 10-2 -- U-M, 23-3
197 -- Levi Hopkins (CU) dec. Brendin Yatooma, 3-2 -- U-M, 23-6
Hwt -- #3 Mason Parris (U-M) dec. #13 Taye Ghadiali, 8-5 -- U-M, 26-6

 

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No. 1 Penn State Opens Season with 44-3 Win Over Lock Haven - Penn State Athletics

No. 1 Penn State (1-0, 0-0 B1G) rolled over visiting Lock Haven 44-3 in the dual meet opener for both teams Friday night in State College. Three Penn State freshmen

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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – No. 1 Penn State (1-0, 0-0 B1G) rolled over visiting Lock Haven 44-3 in the dual meet opener for both teams Friday night in State College. Three Penn State freshmen made their Nittany Lion debuts in sold out Rec Hall as Penn State dominated the visiting Bald Eagles. Over 6,500 fans filled Rec Hall in the 62nd straight shut-out in the building.

The dual began at 125 where redshirt freshman Gary Steen made his Penn State debut against No. 13 Anthony Noto of Lock Haven. Steen battled the ranked Bald Eagle tough before dropping a 14-4 major. No. 1 Roman Bravo-Young returned to the Rec Hall mat and rolled through Gable Strickland at 133. Bravo-Young posted a 23-8 technical fall, finishing off the bout at the 6:55 mark to put Penn State on top 5-4.

Beau Bartlett, ranked No. 16 at his regular weight of 141, dominated his way to a 10-0 major over Lock Haven's Ty Linsenbigler. Redshirt freshman Shayne Van Ness, ranked No. 27 at 149, made his Nittany Lion debut in fine fashion by pinning Lock Haven's Connor Eck. Van Ness got the debut fall at the 6:32 mark. Junior Terrell Barraclough closed out the first half with a thrilling win at 157. He used a reversal and a third period rideout to post a 3-1 win over No. 28 Ashton Eyler. Lock Haven was deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike (bench) during the match as well and Penn State led 18-3 at intermission.

Redshirt freshman Alex Facundo, ranked No. 23 at 165, made his Penn State debut to start the second half and put on a takedown clinic. The Nittany Lion freshman rolled up 12 takedowns on his way to a 27-12 technical fall at the 5:35 mark, putting Penn State up 23-3.

No. 1 Carter Starocci stormed through Tyler Stoltzfus 19-5 at 174, giving the Nittany Lions a 27-3 lead. Penn State finished off the dual with a tech fall and two pins. No. 1 Aaron Brooks picked up ten takedowns and beat Colin Fegley 24-9 at 184, getting the tech fall at the 6:32 mark. No. 1 Max Dean pinned Brad Morrison in the first period at 197. Dean got the fall at the 2:03 mark to put Penn State up 38-3. Junior Greg Kerkvliet, ranked No. 2 at 285, closed out the dual with another first period fall. He pinned Ethan Miller at 1:21 to give Penn State the 44-3 dual victory.

The Nittany Lions rolled up 52 takedowns to just six for Lock Haven (nine of LHU's 10 wrestlers did not notch a takedown). Penn State picked up 17 bonus points off three pins (Van Ness, Dean, Kerkvliet), three tech falls (Bravo-Young, Facundo, Brooks) and two majors (Bartlett, Starocci).

Penn State will send a large contingent of wrestlers to Binghamton on Sunday, Nov. 13, for the Bearcat Open. The Nittany Lions return to action on Sunday, Nov. 20, at the Army Black Night Open in West Point, N.Y.

The 2022-23 Penn State Wrestling season is presented by the Family Clothesline. Penn State Fans are encouraged to follow Penn State wrestling via twitter at @pennstateWREST, on Penn State Wrestling's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pennstatewrestling and on Instagram at www.instagram.com/pennstatewrest. This is PENN STATE. WRESTLING lives here.

 

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DUAL MEET BOUT-BY-BOUT:

125: Redshirt freshman Gary Steen made his Penn State debut at 125, taking on No. 13 Anthony Noto. Noto fought off an early Steen shot and notched the bout's first takedown to take a quick 2-0 lead. Steen quickly escaped and cut the lead to 2-1 after just :19. The two wrestlers continued on the Lion logo through the 1:00 mark when Steen nearly countered a Noto shot for his first takedown. Steen got in deep on a single and looked to lift Noto for the takedown, but the Bald Eagle countered for a takedown and a 4-1 lead after one. Noto chose down to start the second period and quickly escaped to a 5-1 lead. He then worked his way through another takedown and led 7-2 after a Steen escape. Noto added another takedown with :35 left and led 9-2 with over 1:00 in riding time after two periods. Steen chose down to start the third period and quickly escaped to a 9-3 score. Noto shot low at the 1:10 mark and took Steen down to lead 11-4 after a Steen escape. Noto finished off the bout with another takedown and posted the 14-4 major with 2:07 in riding time.

133: Roman Bravo-Young, ranked No. 1 at 133, took on Lock Haven's Gable Strickland. Bravo-Young took the Bald Eagle down quickly and led 2-1. He then began to tack on the takedowns, added two more quickly and led 6-3 with 1:09 on the clock. Strickland gained control of Bravo-Young's ankle with under a minute on the clock, but the Lion forced a stalemate and then worked Strickland down to the mat for a fourth takedown with :18 left. He finished on top and led 8-3 with 1:11 in riding time after one. Bravo-Young chose down to start the second period and quickly escaped to a 9-3 lead. Bravo-Young hit a high single for a fifth takedown shortly after to lead 11-4. Bravo-Young added a sixth takedown with :35 left, cut Strickland loose and jumped over a low Bald Eagle shot for another takedown with :12 left and led 15-5 with 1:26 in time after two periods. Strickland chose down to start the third and Bravo-Young cut him loose, took him down and cut him once more quickly to lead 17-17 with 1:20 on the clock. The Nittany Lion grad student rolled through two more takedowns. He turned Strickland for two back points on the last to end the bout at the 6:55 mark with a 23-8 technical fall.

141: Beau Bartlett, ranked No. 16 at 141, met Ty Linsenbigler. Bartlett took a handful of low shots that Linsenbigler stepped back from as the first period hit its midway point. The Lion continued to force the Bald Eagle to the outside circle through the 1:00 mark. Bartlett's pressure paid off as he bulled through a takedown to lead 2-0 with :35 on the clock. The Nittany Lion finished the period on top and carried that lead into the second stanza. Bartlett chose down to start the second period and muscled his way through a reversal to lead 4-0 with 1:40 on the clock. Bartlett forced a stall warning and then muscled him to his back for two nearfall points and a 6-0 lead. Bartlett picked up a stall point and finished on top to lead 7-0 after two. Linsenbigler chose neutral to start the third period. Bartlett worked his way into a scramble at the 1:20 mark and spent the next :50 pushing for a takedown, which he got, to lead 9-0. He finished the match on top and, with 2:24 in riding time, rolled to a 10-0 major.

149: Redshirt freshman Shayne Van Ness, ranked No. 27 at 149, met Lock Haven's Connor Eck. Van Ness came out firing, taking Eck down for a quick 2-0 lead. Van Ness put together a strong ride, controlling Eck for the next two minutes to build up a sizeable riding time edge while trying to turn the Bald Eagle for back points. Van Ness cut Eck loose late and quickly took him down for another takedown to lead 4-1 with 2:32 in time after one. Van Ness chose down to start the second period and quickly escaped to a 5-1 lead. He then bulled through a high double for a 7-1 lead and forced a first stall warning as well. Eck escaped only to be taken down quickly by Van Ness. The Lion freshman then turned the Bald Eagle for a near fall, picking up four points to lead 13-2 with 3:48 in time after two. Eck chose neutral to start the third period, but Van Ness quickly took him down to lead 15-2 off the whistle. The Lion then went to work on top. He picked up another stall point to lead 16-2 and then wrapped up a cradle. He finished off his Nittany Lion debut with a pin at the 6:32 mark.

157: Terrell Barraclough met No. 28 Ashton Eyler at 157. Barraclough battled the ranked Eagle evenly for the first half of the period and then worked his way in on a single leg, forcing a scramble. Eyler was able to work his way out of trouble and the bout continued in neutral through the 1:00 mark. Barraclough took another high shot and worked his way into a takedown with just :05 on the clock. But the call was challenged by Lock Haven and overturned. The Bald Eagle bench, however, was called for unsportsmanlike and a team point was taken from the team score. With the bout tied 0-0, Barraclough took down to start the second and steadily worked his way into a reversal and a 2-1 lead. The Lion nearly finished the second period with a takedown, but time ran out on the scramble, and he settled for the one point lead after two. Eyler chose down to start the third period and Barraclough rode strong on top, building his riding time point over 1:00.

 

[Vallholl]

165: Redshirt freshman Alex Facundo, ranked No. 23 at 165, met Aiden Gaugler. Facundo quickly took control of the Bald Eagle's left ankle and scrambled his way to a takedown and a 2-0 lead at the 2:31 mark. He cut Gaugler loose to a 2-1 score then snapped into a low shot for another takedown and a 4-1 margin. Facundo cut Gaugler loose once more, countered a slight shot and then worked his way around for a third takedown to lead 6-3 after cutting the Eagle loose once more. Facundo added two more quick takedowns to lead 10-4 with :36 left in the opening period. Facundo added a sixth takedown before the clock hit 0:00 and led 12-6 after one. Facundo chose down to start the second period and quickly escaped to a 13-6 lead. He worked the outside circle for a seventh takedown and led 15-6. The Lion freshman picked up another takedown and cut, leading 17-8 at the :50 mark. He blew through a high double to lead 19-9 and finished the period with two takedowns in the final :18 to lead 23-10 after two. Gaugler chose down to start the third, Facundo cut him, took him down, cut him once more and finished off the match with a takedown, posting the 27-12 tech fall at the 5:35 mark.

174: Carter Starocci, ranked No. 1 at 174, met Tyler Stoltzfus. Starocci came out firing notching a quick takedown to lead 2-1. He took a 3-1 lead off a Haven penalty and then lifted the Eagle off the mat to up his lead to 5-2 at the 1:55 mark. Starocci blew through a high double to up his lead to 7-2 as he worked his time edge up towards 1:00. Starocci cut Stoltzfus loose and then lifted him off the mat for another takedown and a 9-3 lead. Stoltzfus escaped at the :35 mark and Starocci finished the period with a takedown to lead 11-4 with 1:19 in time after one. Starocci chose down to start the second and picked up a point on an illegal hold before escaping to a 13-4 lead. He then pushed Stoltzfus to the mat for another takedown and a 15-4 lead. Starocci, fast on his feet, used another high double for another takedown to lead 17-5 with :30 left in the period. He finished the middle stanza on top and carried that lead, and 1:56 in time, into the third period. Stoltzfus chose top to start the third period. Stoltzfus was able to ride Starocci long enough to work his time edge off and forced Starocci into a stall warning. Starocci finished with a flurry, reversing the Bald Eagle to post the dominant 19-5 major decision.

184: Aaron Brooks, ranked No. 1 at 184, took on Colin Fegley. Brooks took Fegley down twice win the opening minute to lead 4-2 early. He added a third takedown with 1:50 on the clock and then built up over 1:00 of riding time, while picking up a stall warning, as the clock moved below 1:00. Brooks cut Fegley loose and quickly turned a low single into another takedown and an 8-3 lead. He finished the period on top to carry that lead into the second period with 2:13 in riding time. Brooks chose down to start the second stanza. He escaped :20 into the period and then used a fast low single to take Fegley down and led 11-4. He picked up a stall point and another takedown to up his lead to 14-5 after cutting Fegley loose at :45. Brooks added a takedown with :12 left in the period, finished on top and led 16-5 after two with 2:45 in time. Fegley chose down to start the third period and Brooks cut him loose. He then added two quick takedowns and led 20-7 with clinched riding time. Brooks took Fegley down once, cut him, then finished off the 24-9 tech fall with a final takedown at the 6:32 mark.

197: Max Dean, ranked No. 1 at 197, battled Brad Morrison. Dean took Morison down quickly to open up a 2-0 lead and then went to work on top, looking to turn the Bald Eagle for back points or more. Dean spent over 1:30 working to turn Morrison and got him over to his back at the 1:05 mark. He adjusted and got the fall at the 2:03 mark.

285: Greg Kerkvliet, ranked No. 2 at 285, faced off against Ethan Miller. Kerkvliet took Miller down twice in the opening minute, working up a 4-1 lead. After the second takedown, the Nittany Lion spent a few seconds working Miller to his back and finished of the dual meet with a pin at the 1:21 mark.

 

[Vallholl]

Oklahoma State, OK 25 Lehigh, PA 6

197	Michael Beard (Lehigh) over Luke Surber (Oklahoma State) (Dec 10-7)	3	0
285	Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State) over Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) (Dec 2-1)	0	3
125	Trevor Mastrogiovanni (Oklahoma State) over Carter Bailey (Lehigh) (SV-1 4-2)	0	3
133	Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) over Connor McGonagle (Lehigh) (MD 15-5)	0	4
141	Carter Young (Oklahoma State) over Malyke Hines (Lehigh) (Dec 10-6)	0	3
149	Victor Voinovich (Oklahoma State) over Manzona Bryant (Lehigh) (SV-1 15-13)	0	3
157	Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) over Kaden Gfeller (Oklahoma State) (Dec 7-6)	3	0
165	Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma State) over Brian Meyer (Lehigh) (Dec 5-0)	0	3
174	Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) over Jake Logan (Lehigh) (Dec 5-4)	0	3
184	Travis Wittlake (Oklahoma State) over Tate Samuelson (Lehigh) (Dec 4-2)

 

[jrod65]

The Voinovich/Bryant match is worth watching. Voinovich was down big early.

 

[johnstownsteel]

Pedo U, Attendance 6,542........62nd straight sell out of Rec Hall 🤣 🤣 🤣

Yeah...I can get Iowa season tickets a hell of alot easier. Here, we put our name on a list, collect points and then wait years for people to die to get a call. I guess that's what you deal with when you have the best collegiate wrestling program on the planet and like to use a cozy little arena. No worries though, the PSU and Iowa matcb will sell out to around 16,000 or so at BJC..

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Oklahoma State, OK 25 Lehigh, PA 6

197	Michael Beard (Lehigh) over Luke Surber (Oklahoma State) (Dec 10-7)	3	0
285	Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State) over Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) (Dec 2-1)	0	3
125	Trevor Mastrogiovanni (Oklahoma State) over Carter Bailey (Lehigh) (SV-1 4-2)	0	3
133	Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) over Connor McGonagle (Lehigh) (MD 15-5)	0	4
141	Carter Young (Oklahoma State) over Malyke Hines (Lehigh) (Dec 10-6)	0	3
149	Victor Voinovich (Oklahoma State) over Manzona Bryant (Lehigh) (SV-1 15-13)	0	3
157	Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) over Kaden Gfeller (Oklahoma State) (Dec 7-6)	3	0
165	Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma State) over Brian Meyer (Lehigh) (Dec 5-0)	0	3
174	Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) over Jake Logan (Lehigh) (Dec 5-4)	0	3
184	Travis Wittlake (Oklahoma State) over Tate Samuelson (Lehigh) (Dec 4-2)

Wittlake up two weights at 184 is interesting. Okie St has a pretty solid lineup. The dual with Iowa is gonna be close

 

[1stplacehawk]

Yeah...I can get Iowa season tickets a hell of alot easier. Here, we put our name on a list, collect points and then wait years for people to die to get a call. I guess that's what you deal with when you have the best collegiate wrestling program on the planet and like to use a cozy little arena. No worries though, the PSU and Iowa matcb will sell out to around 16,000 or so at BJC..

They give seats to the people that matter.

 

[bammhawk1]

Yeah...I can get Iowa season tickets a hell of alot easier. Here, we put our name on a list, collect points and then wait years for people to die to get a call. I guess that's what you deal with when you have the best collegiate wrestling program on the planet and like to use a cozy little arena. No worries though, the PSU and Iowa matcb will sell out to around 16,000 or so at BJC..

If you truly are the best, why not move it to an actual arena and sell it out? So apparently the people arent very bright over there or you are not the best

 

[IRONBIRD]

Yeah...I can get Iowa season tickets a hell of alot easier. Here, we put our name on a list, collect points and then wait years for people to die to get a call. I guess that's what you deal with when you have the best collegiate wrestling program on the planet and like to use a cozy little arena. No worries though, the PSU and Iowa matcb will sell out to around 16,000 or so at BJC..

I'll bet you 10K that IOWA would sell more tickets to an open practice held at Carver if they ever wanted to do it!

 

[hlstone]

I'll bet you 10K that IOWA would sell more tickets to an open practice held at Carver if they ever wanted to do it!

Of course Iowa would sell more Tix to a practice at Carver than PSU would. Derp🤓

 

[js8793]

Wittlake up two weights at 184 is interesting. Okie St has a pretty solid lineup. The dual with Iowa is gonna be close

lots of good kids for sure. will they stay healthy though? they've been snakebit pretty bad recently.

i still think fix and young should switch. i think daton wins 141 and young could place at 133 which is a better weight for him.

 

[Valholl]

Iowa Stave vs Cal Baptist (Iowa's opponent tomorrow)

Johnson picks up the major decision at 149 pounds with a big third period! He wins, 12-2. ISU 4, CBU 0. KRAISSER GETS THE FALL! ISU 10, CBU 0

 

[so cal hawkfan]

lots of good kids for sure. will they stay healthy though? they've been snakebit pretty bad recently.

i still think fix and young should switch. i think daton wins 141 and young could place at 133 which is a better weight for him.

Not sure about Fix at 141. Dude is 5’4”, I think he’d have issues with some of the length up a weight. I imagine if he wasn’t there Young would be at 133.

 

[js8793]

Not sure about Fix at 141. Dude is 5’4”, I think he’d have issues with some of the length up a weight. I imagine if he wasn’t there Young would be at 133.

true, but i think he's way more talented. matthews isn't exactly long at 141. definitely not his ideal weight, but nobody close to rby's level either.

 

[Jason.D.Brantley]

Iowa State 39
California Baptist 9

 

[Cali_Nittany]

Pedo U, Attendance 6,542........62nd straight sell out of Rec Hall 🤣 🤣 🤣

 

[Cali_Nittany]

Iowa Stave vs Cal Baptist (Iowa's opponent tomorrow)

Johnson picks up the major decision at 149 pounds with a big third period! He wins, 12-2. ISU 4, CBU 0. KRAISSER GETS THE FALL! ISU 10, CBU 0

CBU will be the preeminent Cali team within 4 years. (Makes me sad that Troy f'd up Fresno State's 2nd chance.)

 

[funnyfletcher]

Maryland 197 Smith pinned Braunagel

 

[manatree]

CBU will be the preeminent Cali team within 4 years. (Makes me sad that Troy f'd up Fresno State's 2nd chance.)

Given the state of California college wrestling, it might be an easy ask. I think the biggest hurdle is their tuition cost vs the other three, two state schools and Stanford which has a lot of financial aid.

 

[Valholl]

Cyclones Dominate California Baptist, 39-9 - Iowa State University Athletics

AMES, Iowa – No. 9 Iowa State (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) remained undefeated with a dominating 39-9 victory over California Baptist (1-2, 0-1 Big 12) Saturday night in wrestling

cyclones.com

AMES, Iowa – No. 9 Iowa State (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) remained undefeated with a dominating 39-9 victory over California Baptist (1-2, 0-1 Big 12) Saturday night in wrestling action in Hilton Coliseum.

Iowa State won eight matches, receiving bonus points in seven of them, including three pins and a pair of technical falls. It was the 17th-straight dual victory for the Cyclones, the second-longest string in the nation.

ISU had 39 takedowns to California Baptist's four.

Paniro Johnson defeated Chaz Hallmark, 12-2 at 149 pounds. Johnson led 4-2 heading into the third period, but got an escape, a takedown and a four-point nearfall to score the major decision.

Jason Kraisser wasted little time in his bout with Joey Mora at 157 pounds. Kraisser was ahead 10-0 with a pair of four-point nearfalls before securing the fall with five seconds left (2:55) in the first period.

David Carr made it back-to-back pins for the Cyclones by picking up the fall at 3:33 over Mateo De La Pena at 165 pounds. Carr was cruising before a getting De La Pena in a cradle to end the match early in the second period.

Julien Broderson major decisioned Zach Rowe at 174 pounds (10-2) and Marcus Coleman was the winner at 184 pounds with a 10-4 decision over Peter Acciardi.

At 197 pounds, Yonger Bastida dominated Elijah Sobas in a 22-7 technical fall victory. Bastida had eight takedowns in the match. Sam Schuyler recorded ISU's third fall of the day by pinning Chris Island at 4:18.

Freshman Casey Swiderski won ISU's final match, 28-13, over Edison Alanis at 141 pounds. After giving up an early takedown to Alanis, Swiderski registered three first-period takedowns to take control of the match. He notched 11 takedowns in the match for the technical fall.

Iowa State is back in action next Sunday (Nov. 20) vs. Grand View in Humboldt.

Match-by-Match
Iowa State 39, California Baptist 9
149: Paniro Johnson (ISU) maj. dec. Chaz Hallmark (CBU), 12-2
157: Jason Kraisser (ISU) pinned Joey Mora (CBU), 2:55
165: David Carr (ISU) pinned Mateo De La Pena (CBU), 3:33
174: Julien Broderson (ISU) maj. dec. Zach Rowe (CBU), 10-2
184: Marcus Coleman (ISU) dec. Peter Acciardi (CBU), 10-4
197: Yonger Bastida (ISU) tech. fall Elijah Sobas (CBU), 22-7 (6:00)
285: Sam Schuyler (ISU) pinned Chris Island (CBU), 4:18
125: Elijah Griffin (CBU) dec. Kysen Terukina (ISU), 4-2
133: Hunter Leake (CBU) pinned Zach Redding (ISU), 4:35
141: Casey Swiderski (ISU) tech. fall Edison Alanis (CBU), 28-13


Attendance: 5,009
Officials: Leonardo Mercado, Jay Cox

 

[Valholl]

Terps Show Out At Tiger Style Invite, Kal Miller Finishes First - University of Maryland Athletics

Maryland hit the road for the first time this season and had seven of 11 wrestlers place at the Tiger Style Invite, highlighted by a first place finish by ...

umterps.com

KANSAS CITY, MO -- Maryland hit the road for the first time this season and had seven of 11 wrestlers place at the Tiger Style Invite, highlighted by a first place finish by Kal Miller and second place for both Jaxon Smith and Michael North.

Miller started his day in the semifinal and claimed decisions in his two bouts to earn the 141-pound weight class title.

Smith was dominant all day, winning his first two bouts by fall, including his semifinal one No. 9 Zac Braunagel. He came up just short in the final against No. 5 Bernie Truax.

Michael North also stormed his way to the finals, winning his first two bouts, but he fell by 6-2 decision in the final.

Ethen Miller won his first two bouts before falling in the semifinals. He rebounded with two consecutive victories to take home the third place title.

Lucas Cordio took home fifth place.

Full Results:

(125) Zach Spence

Missouri's Noah Surtin fall (1:44) Spence
Missouri's Peyton Moore major dec. (13-1) Spence

(133) Conner Quinn

Little Rock's Cael Keck dec. (1-0) Quinn
Illinois' Kole Brower major dec. (19-6) Quinn
7th place match: Drexel's Kyle Waterman dec. (2-0) Quinn

(141) Kal Miller

Miller dec. (4-0) Missouri's Korbin Shepherd
Final: Miller dec. (3-1) Little Rock's Brennan Van Hoecke

(149) Ethen Miller

Miller tech. fall (16-1) Little Rock's Jacob Adams
Quarterfinals: Miller major dec. (12-1) Illinois' Jake Harrier
Semifinals: Missouri's Brock Mauller dec. (7-4) Miller
Miller major dec. (13-1) Little Rock's Chase Tebbets
3rd place match: Miller dec. (3-2) Illinois' Kevon Davenport

(157) Michael North

North major dec. (11-2) Illinois' Anthony Federico
Semifinals: North dec. (6-5) Cal Poly's Luka Wick
Final: Missouri's Jarrett Jacques dec. (6-2) North

(157) Kevin Schork

Little Rock's Austin Keal dec. (5-2) Schork
Federico dec. (8-2) Schork

(165) John Martin Best

Drexel's Evan Barczak major dec. (8-0) Best
Cordio dec. (5-3) Best

(165) Lucas Cordio

Cal Poly's Legend Lamer dec. (7-2) Cordio
Cordio dec. (5-3) Best
Cordio dec. (11-5) Missouri's James Conway
Drexel's Cody Walsh dec. (6-2) Cordio
5th place match: Cordio tech. fall (16-1) Little Rock's Chance Davis

(184) Chase Mielnik

Drexel's Brian Bonino dec. (5-2) Mielnik
Mielnik advances by injury default (3-0)
Missouri's Clayton Whiting dec. (11-6) Mielnik
5th place match: Bonino SV dec. (3-1) Mielnik

(197) Jaxon Smith

Smith fall (2:32) Little Rock's Matthew Weinert
Smith fall (3:21) Illinois' Zac Braunagel
Final: Cal Poly's Bernie Truax

(285) Sam O'Brian

Cal Poly's Nate Glass major dec. (10-0) O'Brian
Illinois' Matt Wroblewski dec. (6-1) O'Brian

 

[Valholl]

Byrd, Ruth Earn First at Tiger Style Invite - University of Illinois Athletics

Byrd defeated his opponent Connor Brown (Missouri) via 7-3 decision. Ruth defeated his opponent Peyton Mocco (Missouri) via decision 7-5.

fightingillini.com

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Redshirt sophomores Lucas Byrd and Edmond Ruth each topped the podium in their respective weight classes. Byrd defeated his opponent Connor Brown (Missouri) via 7-3 decision. Ruth defeated his opponent Peyton Mocco (Missouri) via decision 7-5.



Byrd left no doubt in this weekend's 133 pound final after his runner-up performance a week ago. Ruth, in his second action for the Orange and Blue, wins his first tournament at 174 pounds.



There were 13 total Illini place-winners, three of which were top-three. redshirt-junior Danny Braunagel earned second at 165 pounds, redshirt-junior Zac Braunagel earned third at 197 pounds and redshirt-senior Matt Wroblewski earned third at heavyweight/285 pounds.

ILLINOIS PLACE-WINNERS AT TIGER STYLE INVITE:​

133 – Lucas Byrd (1st)

133 – Kole Brower (5th)

149 – Kevon Davenport (4th)

157 – Luke Odom (4th)

157 – Anthony Federico (6th)

165 – Danny Braunagel (2nd)

174 – Edmond Ruth (1st)

174 - Trey Sizemore (5th)

174 – Caden Ernd (6th)

184 – Dylan Connell (4th)

197 – Zac Braunagel (3rd)

197 – Isiah Pettigrew (4th)

197 – Joey Braunagel (5th)

HWT – Matt Wroblewski (3rd)



UP NEXT

Illinois wrestling is back in action next Friday, Nov. 18 for the Arm Bar at the Armory meet in Albany, NY. They will wrestle Buffalo at 5:30 and NC State at 7:30 p.m. CT.

 

[Valholl]

NCAA D1 Box Scores For November 7-13, 2022 - FloWrestling

Check out complete NCAA D1 wrestling box scores from the 2nd week of the 2022-23 season.

www.flowrestling.org

Saturday. November 12​

Cal Poly, Drexel, Illinois, Little Rock, Maryland, Missouri at Tiger Style Invitational

Finals

125: Antonio Lorenzo, Cal Poly over #15 Noah Surtin, Missouri, SV-1 8-6

133: #6 Lucas Byrd, Illinois over Connor Brown, Missouri, 7-3

141: Kal Miller, Maryland over Brennan Van Hoecke, Little Rock, 3-1

149: #8 Brock Mauller, Missouri over #15 Dom Demas, Cal Poly, 2-0

157: #15 Jarrett Jacques, Missouri over Michael North, Maryland, 6-2

165: #1 Keegan O'Toole, Missouri over #14 Dan Braunagel, Illinois, Fall 6:11

174: #22 Edmond Ruth, Illinois over 9 Peyton Mocco, Missouri, 7-5

184: Colton Hawks, Missouri over #24 Sean Harman, Missouri, 5-4

197: #5 Bernie Truax, Cal Poly over Jaxon Smith, Maryland, 6-4

285: #7 Zach Elam, Missouri over Trevor Tinker, Cal Poly, 11-2



Air Force, Appalachian State, Edinboro, Gardner-Webb, Kent State, Ohio, Stanford, Virginia at Mountaineer Invitational

Finals

125: #22 Jake Ferri (Kent State) DEC #8 Caleb Smith (Appalachian State), 5-2

133: Cody Phippen (Air Force) DEC #14 Sean Carter (Appalachian State), 9-3

141: Jason Miranda (Stanford) MD Heath Gonyer (Appalachian State), 11-1

149: #3 Jonathan Millner (Appalachian State) MD Dylan Martinez (Air Force), 8-0

157: Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) DEC Charles Darracott (Stanford), 6-4 SV

165: #2 Shane Griffith (Stanford) DEC #8 Justin McCoy (Virginia), 6-1

174: Sam Wolf (Air Force) DEC Tyler Eischens (Stanford), 5-3

184: Neil Antrassian (Virginia) DEC Hadyn Danals (Virginia), 4-0

197: Michael Battista (Virginia) DEC Nikolas Stemmet (Stanford), 8-4

285: #9 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) F Seamus O'Malley (Stanford), 2:30



Minnesota, North Dakota State, South Dakota State at Bison Open

Finals

125: #3 Patrick McKee (Minnesota) no contest over Troy Spratley (Minnesota) (NC)

133: #23 Aaron Nagao (Minnesota) over McGwire Midkiff (North Dakota State), 8-0

141: #3 Jakob Bergeland (Minnesota) over Vance Vombaur (Minnesota), 5-1

149: #18 Michael Blockhus (Minnesota) over Gabriel Schumm (North Dakota State), TF 18-3

157: Sebas Swiggum (Minnesota) over Landen Johnson (North Dakota State, Dec 6-4

165: #20 Michael Caliendo (North Dakota State) over Andrew Sparks (Minnesota), Dec 11-10

174: Jared Krattiger (Minnesota) over Gaven Sax (North Dakota State), Dec 4-2

184: #8 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) over Michial Foy (Minnesota), Dec 6-1

197: Garrett Joles (Minnesota) over #18 Owen Pentz (North Dakota State), Dec 6-0

285: Juan Mora (North Dakota State) over Bowen McConville (South Dakota State), TB-1 3-2



Utah Valley, Wyoming at Cowboy Open

Finals

125: Jett Strickenberger (Northwest Kansas Tech) DEC Quinn Melofchik (Air Force), 8-3

133: Kyle Burwick (Nebraska-UNA) DEC Damion Elliott (Oregon State), 9-4

141: Job Greenwood (Wyoming) DEC Darren Green (Wyoming), 4-2

149: Ridge Lovett (Nebraska-UNA) TF Chase Zollmann (Wyoming), 18-0 5:19

157: Cooper Voorhees (Wyoming-UNA) DEC Logan Ours (Wyoming), 8-4

165: Cole Moody (Wyoming) DEC Brett Mcintosh (Wyoming), 6-0

174: Kekana Fouret (Unattached) DEC Tucker Naccarato (Northeastern), 13-6

184: Quayin Short (Wyoming-UNA) MD Kodiak Stephens (Oregon State-UNA), 14-2

197: Jack Forbes (Utah Valley) DEC Jayshon Hines (Northwest Kansas Tech), 4-1

285: Terren Swartz (Wyoming) DEC Mason Ding (Wyoming), 4-1





Arizona State 25, Rutgers 16

125: Richard Figueroa (ASU) over #17 Dylan Shawver (RU) by decision, 5-3

133: #4 Michael McGee (ASU) over #16 Joe Heilmann (RU) by MD, 11-3

141: #21 Sammy Alvarez (RU) over #23 Jesse Vasquez (ASU) by decision, 8-4

149: #4 Kyle Parco (ASU) over Tony White (RU) by decision, 11-5

157: Andrew Clark (RU) over Max Wilner (ASU) by decision, 2-0

165: Tony Negron (ASU) over Connor O'Neill (RU) by fall (1:4)

174: Cael Valencia (ASU) over Jackson Turley (RU) by MFF (3:33)

184: Brian Soldano (RU) over #22 Anthony Montalvo (ASU) by tech fall, 18-3 (5:15)

197: Jonathon Fagen (ASU) over Billy Janzer (RU) by SV1, 3-1

285: Boone McDermott (RU) over David Palosika (ASU) by fall (2:14)



Rutgers 50, Sacred Heart 0

125: #17 Dylan Shawver (RU) over Jacob Vanezia (SHU) by fall (4:22)

133: #16 Joe Heilmann (RU) over John Lafferty (SHU) by fall (3:53)

141: #21 Sammy Alvarez (RU) over Ryan Delpizzol (SHU) by fall (1:51)

149: Tony White (RU) over Matt Laurie (SHU) by decision, 3-2

157: Al DeSantis (RU) over Jonathan Siemsen (SHU) by MD, 17-4

165: Connor O'Neill (RU) over Aiden Zarrella (SHU) by MD, 10-2

174: Eric Freeman (RU) over Ryan Bolletino (SHU) by decision, 7-2

184: Brian Soldano (RU) over Owen Ayotte (SHU) by fall (1:06)

197: Billy Janzer (RU) over Logan Michael (SHU) by fall (2:39);

285: John O'Donnell (RU) over Matthew Walker (SHU) by fall (1:09)



Oklahoma 28 Buffalo 9

125: #13 Joey Prata (OU) over Tristan Daugherty (UB), 3-2

133: #24 Wyatt Henson (OU) over Cole Minnick (UB), 20-6

141: Mosha Schwart (OU) over Jack Marlow (UB), Fall 4:13

149: #17 Mitch Moore (OU) over Kaleb Burgess (UB), 10-7

157: Jacob Butler (OU) over Nick Stampoulus (UB), 4-0

165: #15 Gerrit Nijenhuis (OU) over Noah Grover (UB), 3-2

174: Darrien Roberts (OU) over #23 Jay Nivison (UB), 5-1

184: Giuseppe Hoose (UB) over Greyden Penner (OU), 5-3

197: Eli Sheeren (UB) over Keegan Moore (OU), Fall 0:42

285: #15 Josh Heindselman (OU) over Greg Hodulick (UB), 13-2



Buffalo 28, Long Island 6

125: Tristan Daugherty (BUFF) over Robert Sagaris (LIU) (MD 12-4)

133: Mason Bush (BUFF) over Kaelan Francois (LIU) (Dec 5-3)

141: Devin Matthews (LIU) over Jack Marlow (BUFF) (Dec 6-2)

149: Kaleb Burgess (BUFF) over Drew Witham (LIU) (Dec 5-3)

157: Nick Stampoulus (BUFF) over Rhise Royster (LIU) (Dec 6-5)

165: Chase Kranitz (BUFF) over Aaron Munford (LIU) (Fall 2:14)

174: Blake Bahna (LIU) over Marcus Petite (BUFF) (SV-1 6-4)

184: Giuseppe Hoose (BUFF) over Gavin Claro (LIU) (Dec 10-4)

197: Samuael Mitchell (BUFF) over John Dusza (LIU) (Dec 6-2)

285: Gregory Hodulick (BUFF) over Aeden Begue (LIU) (SV-1 3-1)

 

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Long Island 28, Sacred Heart 17

125: Robert Sagaris (LIU) over Michael Manta (SH) (Dec 7-2)

133: Andrew Fallon (SH) over Kaelan Francois (LIU) (TF 23-8 0:00)

141: Devin Matthews (LIU) over Seth Brown (SH) (Dec 5-2)

149: Matt Laurie (SH) over Drew Witham (LIU) (SV-1 3-1)

157: Nicholas Palumbo (SH) over Rhise Royster (LIU) (Dec 9-4)

165: Aidan Zarrella (SH) over Aaron Munford (LIU) (Dec 3-0)

174: Anthony Franden (LIU) over Ryan Bolletino (SH) (Dec 9-7)

184: Hunter Perez (SH) over Gavin Claro (LIU) (Dec 18-11)

197: John Dusza (LIU) over Nicholas Copley (SH) (Fall 2:38)

285: Aeden Begue (LIU) over Marc Berisha (SH) (Dec 8-5)



Lehigh 24, Oklahoma 17

125: Carter Bailey (Lehigh) over #13 Joey Prata (OU), 5-4

133: #22 Connor McGonagle (Lehigh) over #24 Wyatt Henson (OU), 5-0

141: Mosha Schwartz (OU) over Malyke Hines (Lehigh), Fall 3:36

149: #17 Mitch Moore (OU) over Manzona Bryant IV (Lehigh), Fall 1:45

157: #9 Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) over Jacob Butler (OU), 6-4

165: #15 Gerrit Nijenhuis (OU) over #18 Brian Meyer (Lehigh), 3-1, sv

174: Darrien Roberts (OU) over Jake Logan (Lehigh), 2-1, tb

184: #13 Tate Samuelson (Lehigh) over Grayden Penner (OU), 8-0

197: #6 Michael Beard (Lehigh) over Seth Seago (OU), 16-1, 3:38

285: Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) over #15 Josh Heindselman (OU), fall 4:18

Oklahoma was deducted one team point at 141



Northern Illinois 44, Lindenwood 6

125: Blake West (NIU) over Austin Kegley (LU) (Fall 2:03)

133: Nathaniel Genobana (NIU) over Caiden Pelc (LU) (Dec. 10-4)

141: Jaivon Jones (NIU) over Kalen Napier (LU) (TF 17-0 4:35)

149: Anthony Cheloni (NIU) over Tucker Kinsaul (LU) (Fall 1:22)

157: Tulga Zuunbayan (NIU) over (LU) (For.)

165: Jackson Vance (NIU) over Kaden Charboneau (LU) (Dec 7-6)

174: Hayden Pummel (NIU) over Drew Gvillo (LU) (TF 17-1 5:41)

184: Matthew Zuber (NIU) over Cody Thurston (LU) (MD 14-2)

197: Ryan Golnick (LU) over Devonjae Hudson (NIU) (Fall 1:38)

285: Terrese Aaron (NIU) over David Hernandez (LU) (M. For.)



NC State 32, Lock Haven 4

125: #16 Anthony Noto (LHU) over #23 Jarrett Trombley (NCS), 3-1 SV

133: #15 Kai Orine (NCS) over Gable Strickland (LHU), 6-3

141: #8 Ryan Jack (NCS) over Ty Linsenbigler (LHU), 4-1

149: Jackson Arrington (NCS) over Connor Eck (LHU), 16-1

157: #7 Ed Scott (NCS) over Ashton Eyler (LHU), 8-6

165: Donald Cates (NCS) over Aiden Gaugler (LHU), Fall

174: Tyler Stoltzfus (LHU) over Brock Delsignor (NCS), 8-6

184: #3 Trent Hidlay over Colin Fegley (LHU), 18-3

197: #20 Isaac Trumble over Brad Morrison (LHU), 10-1

285: #19 Owen Trephan over Ethan Miller (LHU), 18-5

Both teams deducted one team point at 125

LHU deducted a second team point after 165


George Mason 50, Queens 0

125: Markel Baker (Mason) over Griffin Gonzalez, 20-5 (7:00)

133: Josh Jones (Mason) over Ananth Manibushan (Queens), (0:32); Fall

141: Michael Rapuano (Mason) over Melvin Rubio (Queens), 11-3

149: Nathan Higley (Mason) over Nico D'Amico (Queens), Fall (2:05)

157: Peter Pappas (Mason) won by forfeit

165: Paul Pierce (Mason) over Vladimir Sukhikh (Queens), 11-1

174: Logan Messer (Mason) over Sebastian Shered (Queens), 18-5

184: Malachi DuVall (Mason) over D'Andree Hunt (Queens), Fall 57)

197: Jonathan List (Mason) over Riley Kuhn (Queens), Fall (1:35)

285: Donovan Sprouse (Mason) over Josh Voelkel (Queens), 3-1



Northern Colorado 22, Binghamton 16

125: Stevo Poulin (UNC) over Micah Roes (BU), 4-0

133: Jace Koelzer (UNC) over Anthony Sobotker (BU), 3-2

141: Andrew Alirez (UNC) over Nate Lucier (BU), 21-6, 6:01

149: Michael Zarif (BU) over Chris Sandoval (UNC), 11-9

157: Vincent Zerban (UNC) over Conner Decker (BU), 18-0, 6:36

165: Baylor Fernandes (UNC) over Carter Baer (BU), 6-4

174: Andrew Berreyesa (UNC) over Brevin Cassella (BU), 6-2

184: Jacob Nolan (BU) over Damen Pape (UNC), 7-0

197: #12 Lou DePrez (BU) over Xavier Vasquez (UNC), 14-2

285: Cory Day (BU) over Xavier Doolin (UNC), Fall 3:47



Michigan State 46, Presbyterian 3

125: Tristan Lujan (MSU) over Brayden Adams (PC), 15-5

133: #10 Rayvon Foley (MSU) over Jacob Brasseur (PC) by TF, 19-4

141: Blake Noonan (MSU) over Trenton Donahue (PC), 9-1

149: Peyton Omania (MSU) over Eli Holiday (PC), 10-0

157: #18 Chase Saldate (MSU) over Brandon Jacoby (PC) by Fall, 1:44

165: Miles Hoey (MSU) over Tyler Chittum (PC) by Fall, 4:42

174: Reed Douglass (PC) over Marty Larkin (MSU), 13-8

184: #15 Layne Malczewski (MSU) def. David Bertrand (PC) by Fall, 6:01

197: #13 Cameron Caffey (MSU) over Malcolm Wiley (PC) by TF, 21-5

285: Ryan Vasbinder (MSU) over William Leonard (PC) by Fall, 1:43



Army West Point 39, Sacred Heart 0

125: Berginc (ARMY) MAJ Manta (SHU), 17-5

133: Treanor (ARMY) DEC Fallon (SHU), 5-4

141: Montgomery (ARMY) DEC Brown (SHU), 4-3

149: Williams (ARMY) DEC Laurie (SHU), 5-1

157: Lukez (ARMY) MAJ Siemsen (SHU), 14-5

165: Harkins (ARMY) TF Teresa (SHU), 5:33

174: Pasiuk (ARMY) WBF Bolletino (SHU), 0:31

184: Abullrazzaq (ARMY) MAJ Perez (SHU), 17-7

197: Swartz (ARMY) MAJ Copley (SHU), 16-5

285: Carlson (ARMY) DEC Berisha (SHU), 7-2

 

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Cowboy Wrestling Sweeps Season-Opening Doubleheader - Oklahoma State University Athletics

STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team won both matches in its season-opening doubleheader at No. 14 Lehigh and Bucknell on Saturday.

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STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team won both matches in its season-opening doubleheader at No. 14 Lehigh and Bucknell on Saturday.

The No. 11 Cowboys began the day with a tough road test against the Mountain Hawks taking the dual, 25-6, before driving two hours to Lewisburg, Pennsylvania where they defeated Bucknell, 30-6.

"I think anytime you're coming into a dual meet and you know it's pretty even, you know it's going to take a great effort on the road to win," Smith said after the win over Lehigh. "You have to win those close matches, that's how you win dual meets. For us, we did a good job in third periods, which is big."

Two Cowboys made their dual debuts against Lehigh both picking up decisions in their bouts. Victor Voinovich fell behind 8-0 early in the first period after getting thrown to his back by Manzona Bryant IV. Voinovich responded with an escape before crawling back into the match with multiple takedowns over the remainder of the first and second period. Late in the third period, trailing 13-11, Voinovich hit Bryant with an inside trip to send the match to sudden victory before adding another takedown to win the match. Konner Doucet used a third period ride to earn the riding time point and clinch his match against No. 26 Nathan Taylor.

Including Doucet and Voinovich, the Cowboys rattled off wins in five straight matches after the dual began with No. 8 Michael Beard defeating No. 28 Luke Surber, 10-7, at 197 pounds. Kaden Gfeller took the mat against No. 9 Josh Humphreys and nearly pinned the Lehigh star, but a late reversal and riding time point won the match for Humphreys. The Cowboys closed the dual with wins at 165, 174 and 184 pounds as All-Americans Wyatt Sheets, Dustin Plott and Travis Wittlake all won by decision.

In the second match of the day, Trevor Mastrogiovanni put OSU up early against Bucknell, pinning Grayson McLellan in 1:17. The Cowboys ended up taking eight of the 10 bouts, only dropping decisions at 141 pounds and 157 pounds to the two ranked wrestlers in Bucknell's lineup.

Daton Fix, Voinovich, Sheets, Plott, Wittlake and Doucet all improved to 2-0 on the season with wins against Bucknell. Surber picked up his first win at 197 pounds with a 13-5 major decision over Mason McCready.

Oklahoma State returns to action for its home opener on Friday, Nov. 18, in Gallagher-Iba Arena to host Wyoming in its first conference matchup of the season.


No. 11 Oklahoma State 25 , No. 14 Lehigh 6
Nov. 12, 2022 I Leeman-Turner Arena at Grace Hall I Bethlehem, Penn.
Attendance: 1,594
197: No. 8 Michael Beard (LEH) dec. No. 28 Luke Surber (OSU), 10-7
HWT: No. 33 Konner Doucet (OSU) dec. No, 26 Nathan Taylor (LEH), 2-1
125: No. 7 Trevor Mastrogiovanni (OSU) dec. Carter Bailey (LEH), 4-2 SV-1
133: No. 2 Daton Fix (OSU) MD No. 30 Connor McGonagle (LEH), 15-5
141: No. 10 Carter Young (OSU) dec. No. 24 Malyke Hines (LEH), 10-6
149: No. 19 Victor Voinovich (OSU) dec. No. 20 Manzona Bryant IV (LEH), 15-13 SV-1
157: No. 9 Josh Humphreys (LEH) dec. Kaden Gfeller (OSU), 7-6
165: Wyatt Sheets (OSU) dec. No. 28 Brian Meyer (LEH), 5-0
174: No. 4 Dustin Plott (OSU) dec. No. 29 Jake Logan (LEH), 5-4
184: No. 15 Travis Wittlake (OSU) dec. No. 13 Tate Samuelson (LEH), 4-2

No. 11 Oklahoma State 30 , Bucknell 6
Nov. 12, 2022 I Sojka Pavilion I Lewisburg, Penn.
Attendance: 864
125: No. 7 Trevor Mastrogiovanni (OSU) fall Grayson McLellan (BUCK), 1:17
133: No. 2 Daton Fix (OSU) dec. Kurt Phipps (BUCK), 4-1
141: No. 28 Darren Miller (BUCK) dec. No. 10 Carter Young (OSU), 4-2
149: No. 19 Victor Voinovich (OSU) dec. Kolby DePron (BUCK), 5-3
157: No. 33 Nick Delp (BUCK) dec. Luke Mechler (OSU), 9-3
165: Wyatt Sheets (OSU) dec. Chase Barlow (BUCK), 6-0
174: No. 4 Dustin Plott (OSU) TF Sam Barnes (BUCK), 24-9, 7:00
184: No. 15 Travis Wittlake (OSU) dec. Logan Deacetis (BUCK), 11-9
197: No. 28 Luke Surber (OSU) MD Mason McCready (BUCK), 13-5
HWT: No. 33 Konner Doucet (OSU) dec. Luke Niemeyer (BUCK), 3-1

 

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Huskers Split Two Duals at Journeymen Wranglemania - University of Nebraska

Bethlehem, Pa. – The Nebraska wrestling team split a pair of duals in Pennsylvania at the Journeymen Wranglemania on Saturday. NU defeated Army 25-9 before falling

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Bethlehem, Pa. – The Nebraska wrestling team split a pair of duals in Pennsylvania at the Journeymen Wranglemania on Saturday. NU defeated Army 25-9 before falling to #8 NC State 23-10.

To start the day, the Huskers allowed only nine points and recorded four bonus point victories to defeat Army and claim their first victory in Pennsylvania.

The match started at 125 where #18 Liam Cronin battled #30 Ethan Berginc. Cronin recorded a takedown and an escape in the first period, but it was not enough as Berginc recorded points in each period to take the 7-5 victory. In the next bout, #26 Boo Dryden recorded his second-straight win at 133 against Richard Treanor. Dryden was awarded a penalty point in the first period due to Treanor's stalling and tallied an escape in the third period to claim the 2-0 decision.

At 141, #29 Brock Hardy grabbed the first bonus point victory of the day as he defeated Army's Julian Sanchez by major decision, 17-4. Hardy totaled five takedowns and a four-point nearfall to push the Husker lead to 7-3. Up next, Dayne Morton took on Matthew Williams at the 149-match. Morton scored an escape in the second period and a pair of takedowns to win by decision, 5-1.

Action continued as #4 Peyton Robb (157) battled #29 Nate Lukez recording three takedowns, four nearfall points and an escape to shutout Lukez and claim the 12-0 major decision victory. At 165, #30 Jagger Condomitti battled and scored a reversal and a takedown, but fell to Army's #29 Nate Lukez by decision, 8-6.

Returning four-time All-American #3 Mikey Labriola defeated #21 Ben Pasiuk by decision, 12-6. Labriola recorded takedowns in both the first and third periods en route to the bonus point victory. At 184, #29 Lenny Pinto got the start against Sahm Abdulrazzaq. The two battled, but Pinto fell by decision, 7-6.

The Huskers held the 17-9 overall advantage before the final two bouts where both #24 Silas Allred and #28 Cale Davidson recorded bonus point victories. At 197, Allred recorded seven takedowns to claim the 16-5 victory over Kyle Swartz. Davidson (HWT) shut out Army's Kade Carlson 8-0 with four nearfall points and a takedown in the final two periods to help the Huskers claim the 25-9 dual victory.

In the second dual of the day, the Huskers battled NC State. The teams started at 125, and it was freshman Jacob Van Dee who got the start for the Huskers and recorded his first victory. He tallied a takedown and two nearfall points to defeat #21 Jarrett Trombley, 7-3.

At 133, Dryden faced #23 Kai Orine, recording a pair of takedowns, but fell in overtime, 6-4. NC State then recorded a pair of victories at 141 and 149 to take the 9-3 lead. Hardy fell to #20 Ryan Jack 9-7, and Jackson Arrington defeated Morton, 11-5.

The Huskers bounced back at 157 as Robb recorded his second ranked victory of the day. Robb recorded two takedowns and two reversals to claim the 8-2 victory.

NC State extended its overall lead after Don Cates defeated Adam Thebeau at 165, 7-2. At 174, Labriola tallied a win by major decision, defeating Brock Delsignore, 13-5. Labriola scored five takedowns and a reversal to cut the Wolf Pack lead, and the Huskers trailed 12-10 with three bouts to go.

Nathan Haas battled at 184, but lost by technical fall to #3 Trent Hidlay. Allred took on #18 Issac Trumble at 197. Allred tallied a reversal in the third period, but it was not enough as Trumble recorded the 9-2 decision. To close the night, Davidson faced Tyrie Houghton at heavyweight. Davidson scored points in both the first and third periods, but Houghton prevailed to grab the 5-4 victory.

Up next, the Huskers stay on the road and face Navy on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 9 a.m. (CT).

#17 Nebraska 25, Army 9
125: #30 Ethan Berginc (ARMY) dec. #18 Liam Cronin (NEB) 7-5 (ARMY 3, NEB 0)
133: #26 Boo Dryden (NEB) dec. Richard Treanor (ARMY) 2-0 (NEB 3, ARMY 3)
141: #29 Brock Hardy (NEB) maj. dec. Julian Sanchez (ARMY) 17-4 (NEB 7, ARMY 3)
149: Dayne Morton (NEB) dec. Matthew Williams (ARMY) 5-1 (NEB 10, ARMY 3)
157: #4 Peyton Robb (NEB) maj. dec. #29 Nate Lukez (ARMY) 12-0 (NEB 14, ARMY 3)
165: #26 Dalton Harkins (ARMY) dec. #30 Jagger Condomitti (NEB) 8-6 (NEB 14, ARMY 6)
174: #3 Mikey Labriola (NEB) maj. dec. #21 Ben Pasiuk (ARMY) 12-6 (NEB 17, ARMY 6)
184: Sahm Abdulrazzaq (ARMY) dec. #29 Lenny Pinto (NEB) 7-6 (NEB 17, ARMY 9)
197: #24 Silas Allred (NEB) maj. dec. Kyle Swartz (ARMY) 16-5 (NEB 21, ARMY 9)
HWT: #28 Cale Davidson (NEB) maj. dec. Kade Carlson (ARMY) 8-0 (NEB 25, ARMY 9)

#17 Nebraska 10, #8 NC State 23
125: Jacob Van Dee (NEB) dec. #21 Jarrett Trombley (NCST) 7-3 (NEB 3, NCST 0)
133: #23 Kai Orine (NCST) dec. #26 Boo Dryden (NEB) 6-4 (NEB 3, NCST 3)
141: #20 Ryan Jack (NCST) dec. #29 Brock Hardy (NEB) 9-7 (NCST 6, NEB 3)
149: Jackson Arrington (NCST) dec. Dayne Morton (NEB) 11-5 (NCST 9, NEB 3)
157: #4 Peyton Robb (NEB) dec. #6 Ed Scott (NCST) 8-2 (NCST 9, NEB 6)
165: Don Cates (NCST) dec. Adam Thebeau (NEB) 7-2 (NCST 12, NEB 6)
174: #3 Mikey Labriola (NEB) maj. dec. Brock Delsignore (NCST) 13-5 (NCST 12, NEB 10)
184: #3 Trent Hidlay (NCST) tech. fall Nathan Haas (NEB) (6:26) (NCST 17, NEB 10)
197: #18 Isaac Trumble (NCST) dec. #24 Silas Allred (NEB) 9-2 (NCST 20, NEB 10)
HWT: Tyrie Houghton (NCST) dec. #28 Cale Davidson (NEB) 5-4 (NCST 23, NEB 10)

 

[UndercoverHawk]

NCAA D1 Box Scores For November 7-13, 2022 - FloWrestling

Check out complete NCAA D1 wrestling box scores from the 2nd week of the 2022-23 season.

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Saturday. November 12​

Cal Poly, Drexel, Illinois, Little Rock, Maryland, Missouri at Tiger Style Invitational

Finals

125: Antonio Lorenzo, Cal Poly over #15 Noah Surtin, Missouri, SV-1 8-6

133: #6 Lucas Byrd, Illinois over Connor Brown, Missouri, 7-3

141: Kal Miller, Maryland over Brennan Van Hoecke, Little Rock, 3-1

149: #8 Brock Mauller, Missouri over #15 Dom Demas, Cal Poly, 2-0

157: #15 Jarrett Jacques, Missouri over Michael North, Maryland, 6-2

165: #1 Keegan O'Toole, Missouri over #14 Dan Braunagel, Illinois, Fall 6:11

174: #22 Edmond Ruth, Illinois over 9 Peyton Mocco, Missouri, 7-5

184: Colton Hawks, Missouri over #24 Sean Harman, Missouri, 5-4

197: #5 Bernie Truax, Cal Poly over Jaxon Smith, Maryland, 6-4

285: #7 Zach Elam, Missouri over Trevor Tinker, Cal Poly, 11-2



Air Force, Appalachian State, Edinboro, Gardner-Webb, Kent State, Ohio, Stanford, Virginia at Mountaineer Invitational

Finals

125: #22 Jake Ferri (Kent State) DEC #8 Caleb Smith (Appalachian State), 5-2

133: Cody Phippen (Air Force) DEC #14 Sean Carter (Appalachian State), 9-3

141: Jason Miranda (Stanford) MD Heath Gonyer (Appalachian State), 11-1

149: #3 Jonathan Millner (Appalachian State) MD Dylan Martinez (Air Force), 8-0

157: Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) DEC Charles Darracott (Stanford), 6-4 SV

165: #2 Shane Griffith (Stanford) DEC #8 Justin McCoy (Virginia), 6-1

174: Sam Wolf (Air Force) DEC Tyler Eischens (Stanford), 5-3

184: Neil Antrassian (Virginia) DEC Hadyn Danals (Virginia), 4-0

197: Michael Battista (Virginia) DEC Nikolas Stemmet (Stanford), 8-4

285: #9 Wyatt Hendrickson (Air Force) F Seamus O'Malley (Stanford), 2:30



Minnesota, North Dakota State, South Dakota State at Bison Open

Finals

125: #3 Patrick McKee (Minnesota) no contest over Troy Spratley (Minnesota) (NC)

133: #23 Aaron Nagao (Minnesota) over McGwire Midkiff (North Dakota State), 8-0

141: #3 Jakob Bergeland (Minnesota) over Vance Vombaur (Minnesota), 5-1

149: #18 Michael Blockhus (Minnesota) over Gabriel Schumm (North Dakota State), TF 18-3

157: Sebas Swiggum (Minnesota) over Landen Johnson (North Dakota State, Dec 6-4

165: #20 Michael Caliendo (North Dakota State) over Andrew Sparks (Minnesota), Dec 11-10

174: Jared Krattiger (Minnesota) over Gaven Sax (North Dakota State), Dec 4-2

184: #8 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) over Michial Foy (Minnesota), Dec 6-1

197: Garrett Joles (Minnesota) over #18 Owen Pentz (North Dakota State), Dec 6-0

285: Juan Mora (North Dakota State) over Bowen McConville (South Dakota State), TB-1 3-2



Utah Valley, Wyoming at Cowboy Open

Finals

125: Jett Strickenberger (Northwest Kansas Tech) DEC Quinn Melofchik (Air Force), 8-3

133: Kyle Burwick (Nebraska-UNA) DEC Damion Elliott (Oregon State), 9-4

141: Job Greenwood (Wyoming) DEC Darren Green (Wyoming), 4-2

149: Ridge Lovett (Nebraska-UNA) TF Chase Zollmann (Wyoming), 18-0 5:19

157: Cooper Voorhees (Wyoming-UNA) DEC Logan Ours (Wyoming), 8-4

165: Cole Moody (Wyoming) DEC Brett Mcintosh (Wyoming), 6-0

174: Kekana Fouret (Unattached) DEC Tucker Naccarato (Northeastern), 13-6

184: Quayin Short (Wyoming-UNA) MD Kodiak Stephens (Oregon State-UNA), 14-2

197: Jack Forbes (Utah Valley) DEC Jayshon Hines (Northwest Kansas Tech), 4-1

285: Terren Swartz (Wyoming) DEC Mason Ding (Wyoming), 4-1





Arizona State 25, Rutgers 16

125: Richard Figueroa (ASU) over #17 Dylan Shawver (RU) by decision, 5-3

133: #4 Michael McGee (ASU) over #16 Joe Heilmann (RU) by MD, 11-3

141: #21 Sammy Alvarez (RU) over #23 Jesse Vasquez (ASU) by decision, 8-4

149: #4 Kyle Parco (ASU) over Tony White (RU) by decision, 11-5

157: Andrew Clark (RU) over Max Wilner (ASU) by decision, 2-0

165: Tony Negron (ASU) over Connor O'Neill (RU) by fall (1:4)

174: Cael Valencia (ASU) over Jackson Turley (RU) by MFF (3:33)

184: Brian Soldano (RU) over #22 Anthony Montalvo (ASU) by tech fall, 18-3 (5:15)

197: Jonathon Fagen (ASU) over Billy Janzer (RU) by SV1, 3-1

285: Boone McDermott (RU) over David Palosika (ASU) by fall (2:14)



Rutgers 50, Sacred Heart 0

125: #17 Dylan Shawver (RU) over Jacob Vanezia (SHU) by fall (4:22)

133: #16 Joe Heilmann (RU) over John Lafferty (SHU) by fall (3:53)

141: #21 Sammy Alvarez (RU) over Ryan Delpizzol (SHU) by fall (1:51)

149: Tony White (RU) over Matt Laurie (SHU) by decision, 3-2

157: Al DeSantis (RU) over Jonathan Siemsen (SHU) by MD, 17-4

165: Connor O'Neill (RU) over Aiden Zarrella (SHU) by MD, 10-2

174: Eric Freeman (RU) over Ryan Bolletino (SHU) by decision, 7-2

184: Brian Soldano (RU) over Owen Ayotte (SHU) by fall (1:06)

197: Billy Janzer (RU) over Logan Michael (SHU) by fall (2:39);

285: John O'Donnell (RU) over Matthew Walker (SHU) by fall (1:09)



Oklahoma 28 Buffalo 9

125: #13 Joey Prata (OU) over Tristan Daugherty (UB), 3-2

133: #24 Wyatt Henson (OU) over Cole Minnick (UB), 20-6

141: Mosha Schwart (OU) over Jack Marlow (UB), Fall 4:13

149: #17 Mitch Moore (OU) over Kaleb Burgess (UB), 10-7

157: Jacob Butler (OU) over Nick Stampoulus (UB), 4-0

165: #15 Gerrit Nijenhuis (OU) over Noah Grover (UB), 3-2

174: Darrien Roberts (OU) over #23 Jay Nivison (UB), 5-1

184: Giuseppe Hoose (UB) over Greyden Penner (OU), 5-3

197: Eli Sheeren (UB) over Keegan Moore (OU), Fall 0:42

285: #15 Josh Heindselman (OU) over Greg Hodulick (UB), 13-2



Buffalo 28, Long Island 6

125: Tristan Daugherty (BUFF) over Robert Sagaris (LIU) (MD 12-4)

133: Mason Bush (BUFF) over Kaelan Francois (LIU) (Dec 5-3)

141: Devin Matthews (LIU) over Jack Marlow (BUFF) (Dec 6-2)

149: Kaleb Burgess (BUFF) over Drew Witham (LIU) (Dec 5-3)

157: Nick Stampoulus (BUFF) over Rhise Royster (LIU) (Dec 6-5)

165: Chase Kranitz (BUFF) over Aaron Munford (LIU) (Fall 2:14)

174: Blake Bahna (LIU) over Marcus Petite (BUFF) (SV-1 6-4)

184: Giuseppe Hoose (BUFF) over Gavin Claro (LIU) (Dec 10-4)

197: Samuael Mitchell (BUFF) over John Dusza (LIU) (Dec 6-2)

285: Gregory Hodulick (BUFF) over Aeden Begue (LIU) (SV-1 3-1)

 

[IRONBIRD]

Of course Iowa would sell more Tix to a practice at Carver than PSU would. Derp🤓

Reading comprehension not a strong point for F*** st people either huh?

Lets try it like this Richard, or does everyone just call you DICK?

IOWA, would get more people to a practice, then you wanna bees can get to a match! DORK!