Other results 11/17

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No. 3 Wrestling Falls Short at No. 5 Arizona State, 19-17 - University of Missouri Athletics

The No. 3 ranked University of Missouri wrestling team fell short on the road in Tempe, Ariz., losing 19-17 to No. 5 Arizona State.

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TEMPE, Ariz. – The No. 3 ranked University of Missouri wrestling team fell short on the road in Tempe, Ariz., losing 19-17 to No. 5 Arizona State. The Tigers move to 1-1 this season, and are 2-5-1 all-time against the Sun Devils.

Senior Jarrett Jacques got the Mizzou bench to its feet with a dominant 25-9 technical fall at 157 pounds, earning the team its first points of the match. Sophomore Keegan O'Toole followed suit, earning a technical fall of his own at 165 pounds (17-1). Redshirt junior Peyton Mocco's 14-4 major decision at 184 gave the Tigers their first lead of the night, 14-12.

Winning his season debut and giving Missouri a two-point lead heading into the final bout, sophomore Rocky Elam earned an 8-2 decision. In the final matchup of the night, redshirt junior Zach Elam was unable to get the upset over No. 1 Cohlton Schultz at 285, as the Tigers fell on the road 19-17.



MATCH NOTES

• Mizzou moves to 2-5-1 all-time against Arizona State, having a 1-2 record over the last three meetings.
• With the technical fall, Jacques moves to 6-0 on the year to lead the Tigers for most wins thus far in 2022-23.
• O'Toole extended his win steak to 34 consecutive bouts dating back to the 2021 NCAA Tournament, with his 17-1 technical decision.
• R. Elam earned a win in his season debut, defeating No. 15 Kordell Norfleet at 197 pounds by 8-2 decision.

RESULTS

No. 3 Missouri 17 No. 5 Arizona State 19

125 | Richard Figueroa (ASU) over No. 14 Noah Surtin (MIZ) by 6-4 dec.

133 | No. 4 Michael McGee (ASU) over Connor Brown (MIZ) by 6-4 dec.

141 | No. 24 Jesse Vasquez (ASU) over No. 6 Alan Hart (MIZ) by 3-2 dec.

149 | No. 3 Kyle Parco (ASU) over No. 8 Brock Mauller (MIZ) by 3-2 dec.

157 | No. 15 Jarrett Jacques (MIZ) over Max Wilner (ASU) by TF 25-9 (6:15)

165 | No. 1 Keegan O'Toole (MIZ) over No. 19 Tony Negron (ASU) by TF 17-1 (5:52)

174 | No. 9 Peyton Mocco (MIZ) over Cael Valencia (ASU) by 14-4 MD

184 | Np. 20 Anthony Montalvo (ASU) over Sean Harman (MIZ) by 4-2 dec.

197 | No. 4 Rocky Elam (MIZ) over No. 15 Kordell Norfleet (ASU) by 8-2 dec.

285 | No. 1 Cohlton Schultz (ASU) over No. 7 Zach Elam (MIZ) by 12-4 MD

 

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Friday's Dual Results (11/18/2022)

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Friday's DI Dual Results

Indiana 22 Princeton 13

125 - Jacob Moran (Indiana) FFT
133 - Henry Porter (Indiana) maj Sean Pierson (Princeton) 12-4
141 - Cayden Rooks (Indiana) dec Danny Coles (Princeton) 12-9
149 - Graham Rooks (Indiana) dec Rocco Camillaci (Princeton) 4-1
157 - Quincy Monday (Princeton) dec Derek Gilcher (Indiana) 8-4
165 - Blaine Bergey (Princeton) dec Tyler Lillard (Indiana) 3-2
174 - DJ Washington (Indiana) dec Kole Mulhauser (Princeton) 5-3
184 - Nate Dugan (Princeton) maj Drayton Harris (Indiana) 12-4
197 - Luke Stout (Princeton) dec Nick Willham (Indiana) 3-1SV
285 - Jacob Kaminski (Indiana) dec Travis Stefanik (Princeton) 3-1


Maryland 18 Pittsburgh 16

125 - Braxton Brown (Maryland) fall Colton Camacho (Pittsburgh) 3:55
133 - Micky Phillippi (Pittsburgh) dec Jackson Cockrell (Maryland) 5-1
141 - Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) dec Kal Miller (Maryland) 5-1
149 - Ethen Miller (Maryland) dec Tyler Badgett (Pittsburgh) 9-4
157 - Michael North (Maryland) dec Dazjon Casto (Pittsburgh) 9-8SV
165 - Holden Heller (Pittsburgh) maj Lucas Cordio (Maryland) 12-4
174 - Dom Solis (Maryland) dec Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh) 3-1SV
184 - Reece Heller (Pittsburgh) dec Chase Mielnik (Maryland) 10-4
197 - Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh) dec Jaxon Smith (Maryland) 8-2
285 - Jaron Smith (Maryland) dec Jake Slinger (Pittsburgh) 5-1


Illinois 28 Buffalo 9

125 - Maximo Renteria (Illinois) dec Patrick Adams (Buffalo) 7-4
133 - Kole Brower (Illinois) dec Tommy Maddox (Buffalo) 11-7
141 - Danny Pucino (Illinois) dec Jack Marlow (Buffalo) 11-5
149 - Kevon Davenport (Illinois) dec Kaleb Burgess (Buffalo) 5-3
157 - Nick Stampoulos (Buffalo) fall Luke Odom (Illinois) 5:40
165 - Danny Braunagel (Illinois) fall Noah Grover (Buffalo) 4:42
174 - Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec Jay Nivison (Buffalo) 2-1TB
184 - Guiseppe Hoose (Buffalo) dec Dylan Connell (Illinois) 4-3
197 - Zac Bruanagel (Illinois) dec Eli Sheeran (Buffalo) 12-5
285 - Matt Wroblewski (Illinois) maj Greg Hodulick (Buffalo) 10-2


NC State 26 Central Michigan 12

125 - Troy Hohman (NC State) dec Sean Spidle (Central Michigan) 4-3
133 - Vince Perez (Central Michigan) InjDef Jacob Cox (NC State)
141 - Ryan Jack (NC State) maj Ja'Kerion Merritt (Central Michigan) 12-3
149 - Jackson Arrington (NC State) dec Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan) 4-3SV
157 - Corbyn Munson (Central Michigan) dec Ed Scott (NC State) 4-1
165 - Donald Cates (NC State) dec Tracy Hubbard (Central Michigan) 3-2
174 - Alex Cramer (Central Michigan) dec Joey Milano (NC State) 6-2
184 - Trent Hidlay (NC State) fall Ben Cushman (Central Michigan) 1:25
197 - Isaac Trumble (NC State) maj Cameron Wood (Central Michigan) 11-2
285 - Owen Trephan (NC State) dec Bryan Caves (Central Michigan) 4-2

Iowa 35 Buffalo 7

125 - Patrick Adams (Buffalo) maj Charles Matthews (Iowa) 11-2
133 - Cullan Schriever (Iowa) tech Mason Bush (Buffalo) 23-8
141 - Drew Bennett (Iowa) dec Matt Ryan (Buffalo) 9-6
149 - Max Murin (Iowa) maj Kaleb Burgess (Buffalo) 16-5
157 - Caleb Rathjen (Iowa) dec Nick Stampoulos (Buffalo) 6-0
165 - Cobe Siebrecht (Iowa) maj Noah Grover (Buffalo) 8-0
174 - Marcus Petite (Buffalo) dec Joe Kelly (Iowa) 2-0
184 - Abe Assad (Iowa) tech Giuseppe Hoose (Buffalo) 22-7
197 - Jacob Warner (Iowa) tech Sam Mitchell (Buffalo) 26-8
285 - Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) fall Greg Hodulick (Buffalo) :53

NC State 27 Illinois 12

125 - Jarrett Trombley (NC State) dec Maximo Renteria (Illinois) 3-1
133 - Lucas Byrd (Illinois) fall Troy Hohman (NC State) 4:34
141 - Ryan Jack (NC State) maj Danny Pucino (Illinois) 14-4
149 - Jackson Arrington (NC State) maj Kevon Davenport (Illinois) 10-2
157 - Ed Scott (NC State) maj Anthony Federico (Illinois) 15-3
165 - Danny Braunagel (Illinois) dec Alex Faison (NC State) 9-3
174 - Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec Brock DelSignore (NC State) 7-3
184 - Trent Hidlay (NC State) tech Dylan Connell (Illinois) 23-7
197 - Isaac Trumble (NC State) dec Zac Braunagel (Illinois) 11-4
285 - Owen Trephan (NC State) maj Matt Wroblewski (Illinois) 10-2


Ohio State 33 Columbia 6

125 - Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) maj Nick Babin (Columbia) 17-4
133 - Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) maj Angelo Rini (Columbia) 12-2
141 - Jordan Decatur (Ohio State) dec Matt Kazimir (Columbia) 3-1
149 - Danny Fongaro (Columbia) dec Klay Reeves (Ohio State) 7-4
157 - Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State) dec Andrew Garr (Columbia) 11-4
165 - Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) dec Josh Ogunsanya (Columbia) 6-3
174 - Lennox Wolak (Columbia) dec Ethan Smith (Ohio State) 8-6
184 - Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) tech Jack Wehmeyer (Columbia) 22-6
197 - Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) tech Javen Jovero (Columbia) 27-8
285 - Tate Orndorff (Ohio State) fall Dan Conley (Columbia) 3:54


South Dakota State 40 Augustana 4

125 - Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State) fall Jaxon Rohman (Augustana) 4:52
133 - Caleb Thoennes (South Dakota State) fall Christian Olsen (Augustana) 3:50
141 - Clay Carlson (South Dakota State) tech Kade Sammons (Augustana) 15-0
149 - Caleb Gross (South Dakota State) dec Kyle Boeke (Augustana) 5-2
157 - Miles Fitzgerald (Augustana) maj Ryan Dolezal (South Dakota State) 11-2
165 - Tanner Cook (South Dakota State) dec Tyler Wagener (Augustana) 5-3
174 - Cade DeVos (South Dakota State) maj Jacob Tvinnereim (Augustana) 20-7
184 - Roman Rogotzke (South Dakota State) dec Cade Mueller (Augustana) 3-1
197 - Nic Casperson (South Dakota State) maj Zach Peterson (Augustana) 13-0
285 - AJ Nevills (South Dakota State) fall Edward Hajas (Augustana) 4:33

Oklahoma State 34 Wyoming 3

125 - Trevor Mastrogiovanni (Oklahoma State) dec Jore Volk (Wyoming) 2-0
133 - Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) fall Aidan Noonan (Wyoming) 2:31
141 - Job Greenwood (Wyoming) dec Carter Young (Oklahoma State) 4-3
149 - Victor Voinovich (Oklahoma State) dec Chase Zollman (Wyoming) 6-0
157 - Kaden Gfeller (Oklahoma State) dec Logan Ours (Wyoming) 6-3
165 - Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma State) Cole Moody (Wyoming) 6-2
174 - Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) maj Brett McIntosh (Wyoming) 16-6
184 - Travis Wittlake (Oklahoma State) dec Guillermo Escobedo (Wyoming) 8-2
197 - Luke Surber (Oklahoma State) fall Tyce Raddon (Wyoming) 1:38
285 - Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State) dec Terren Swartz (Wyoming) 5-2


North Dakota State 18 Binghamton 13

125 - Carlos Negrete (North Dakota State) dec Micah Roes (Binghamton) 9-2
133 - Fernando Barreto (North Dakota State) dec Anthony Sobotker (Binghamton) 3-1
141 - Dylan Droegemueller (North Dakota State) dec Nate Lucier (Binghamton) 7-5
149 - Michael Zarif (Binghamton) maj Gabe Schumm (North Dakota State) 13-4
157 - Jared Franek (North Dakota State) dec Conner Decker (Binghamton) 11-4
165 - Mikey Caliendo (North Dakota State) dec Will Ebert (Binghamton) 5-2
174 - Gaven Sax (North Dakota State) dec Brevin Cassella (Binghamton) 7-2
184 - Jacob Nolan (Binghamton) dec DJ Parker (North Dakota State) 3-1
197 - Louie DePrez (Binghamton) dec Owen Pentz (North Dakota State) 8-1
285 - Cory Day (Binghamton) dec Juan Mora (North Dakota State) 5-4


Michigan State 33 American 0

125 - Tristan Lujan (Michigan State) dec Raymond Lopez (American) 3-0
133 - Rayvon Foley (Michigan State) dec Jack Maida (American) 8-3
141 - Jordan Hamdan (Michigan State) dec Elijah White (American) 4-1
149 - Peyton Omania (Michigan State) dec Patrick Ryan (American) 6-1
157 - Chase Saldate (Michigan State) maj Jack Nies (American) 10-2
165 - Caleb Fish (Michigan State) dec Caleb Campos (American) 14-7
174 - Lucas Daly (Michigan State) dec Lucas White (American) 4-3
184 - Layne Malczewski (Michigan State) dec Colin Shannon (American) 7-2
197 - Cameron Caffey (Michigan State) tech Liam Volk-Klos (American) 21-5
285 - Ryan Vasbinder (Michigan State) dec William Jarrell (American) 3-2

Oklahoma 37 Little Rock 0

125 - Joey Prata (Oklahoma) maj Jeremiah Reno (Little Rock) 10-1
133 - Wyatt Henson (Oklahoma) maj Josh Sarpy (Little Rock) 16-3
141 - Mosha Schwartz (Oklahoma) fall Jayden Gomez (Little Rock)
149 - Mitch Moore (Oklahoma) dec Joey Bianchi (Little Rock) 4-3
157 - Jacob Butler (Oklahoma) dec Matt Bianchi (Little Rock) 7-5
165 - Gerrit Nijenhuis (Oklahoma) maj Brendon Abdon (Little Rock) 11-1
174 - Darrien Roberts (Oklahoma) dec Triston Willis (Little Rock) 3-2
184 - Grayden Penner (Oklahoma) dec Mason Diel (Little Rock) 5-3
197 - Keegan Moore (Oklahoma) dec Tylynn Lukens (Little Rock) 8-4
285 - Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) maj Josiah Hill (Little Rock) 11-3

Utah Valley 29 California Baptist 9

125 - Eli Griffin (California Baptist) fall Kase Mauger (Utah Valley) 3:29
133 - Haiden Drury (Utah Valley) dec Hunter Leake (California Baptist) 5-4TB
141 - Kainalu Estrella (Utah Valley) maj Edison Alanis (California Baptist) 10-2
149 - Isaiah Delgado (Utah Valley) fall Chaz Hallmark (California Baptist) 4:34
157 - Jaxon Garoutte (Utah Valley) dec Nolan Miller Johnston (California Baptist) 5-1
165 - Daniel Snediker (Utah Valley) dec Frank Almaguer (California Baptist) 7-5
174 - Demetrius Romero (Utah Valley) dec Louis Rojas (California Baptist) 10-6
184 - Peter Acciardi (California Baptist) dec Mahonri Ruston (Utah Valley) 4-1
197 - Evan Bockman (Utah Valley) maj Arick Lopez (California Baptist) 18-6
285 - Chase Trussell (Utah Valley) dec Christopher Island (California Baptist) 4-3TB

 

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Four Tigers Get Wins in Dual-Match Opener at Indiana - Princeton University Athletics

Quincy Monday, Blaine Bergey, Nate Dugan and Luke Stout were winners Friday night in the Princeton wrestling team's dual-match opener at Indiana, but early wins

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FOUR TIGERS GET WINS IN DUAL-MATCH OPENER AT INDIANA​

Quincy Monday, Blaine Bergey, Nate Dugan and Luke Stout were winners Friday night in the Princeton wrestling team's dual-match opener at Indiana, but early wins for the Hoosiers built a lead that was too much for the Tigers to overcome in a 22-13 Indiana win.

Indiana started with six points on a forfeit win at 125 for Jacob Moran, beginning what became a four-match win streak to build a 16-0 lead. A 12-4 major decision for Henry Porter at 133 followed over Princeton's Sean Pierson fueled by a pair of takedowns in each of the first two periods to put Porter ahead 9-3 after five minutes.

Indiana's No. 32-ranked Cayden Rooks held off Danny Coles at 141, rallying with two third-period takedowns to win 12-9 after Coles led 5-4 one period in and the wrestlers were tied 7-7 after two. Rooks' brother Graham Rooks turned in a 4-1 decision over Tiger rookie Rocco Camillaci at 149, holding Camillaci to a second-period escape while Rooks took the lead on a takedown in that period.

Monday, ranked No. 1 in the nation, got Princeton on the board with an 8-4 win over Derek Gilcher at 157, scoring two first-period takedowns and leading the rest of the way. Bergey followed that with a 3-2 win over Tyler Lillard at 165 to pull Princeton within 16-6, taking the lead on a first-period penalty point and adding an escape in each of the last two periods while Lillard had a point each on an escape and a penalty in the third.

Rookie Kole Mulhauser, joining Camillaci in making his dual-match debut, came up just two points short against Indiana's No. 17-ranked Donnell Washington, who fell to Travis Stefanik at 184 in a wrestleback in last year's NCAA Championships. Washington led 2-1 after a period on a takedown before Mulhauser tied it with a second-period escape. Each had a third-period escape, but a takedown in the final frame for Washington was the difference.

Princeton got back-to-back wins from Dugan at 184 and No. 18-ranked Stout at 197 to pull within 19-13. Dugan had four takedowns during the match to win 12-4 while all four of opponent Drayton Harris's points came on escapes. Stout's win came on a sudden-victory takedown after he and Nick Willham were tied 1-1 after three periods with each getting a point on an escape.

In the final match of the night, Indiana's Jacob Kaminski was a 3-1 winner over Stefanik at heavyweight, getting a first-period takedown and leading the rest of the way.

Princeton will compete again at the Garden State Grapple at the Prudential Center in Newark on Dec. 4 against Michigan State and Wisconsin.

125: Jacob Moran (I) wins by forfeit; Indiana leads 6-0
133: Henry Porter (I) wins by major decision over Sean Pierson (P), 12-4; Indiana leads 10-0
141: #32 Cayden Rooks (I) wins by decision over Danny Coles (P), 12-9; Indiana leads 13-0
149: Graham Rooks (I) wins by decision over Rocco Camillaci (P), 4-1; Indiana leads 16-0
157: #1 Quincy Monday (P) wins by decision over Derek Gilcher (I), 8-4; Indiana leads 16-3
165: Blaine Bergey (P) wins by decision over Tyler Lillard (I), 3-2; Indiana leads 16-6
174: #17 Donnell Washington (I) wins by decision over Kole Mulhauser (P), 5-3; Indiana leads 19-6
184: Nate Dugan (P) wins by major decision over Drayton Harris (I), 12-4; Indiana leads 19-10
197: #18 Luke Stout (P) wins by decision over Nick Willham (I), 3-1; Indiana leads 19-13
HWT: Jacob Kaminski (I) wins by decision over Travis Stefanik (P), 3-1; Indiana wins 22-13

 

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Indiana's write up is a little thin for the winning team.

Indiana Wrestling Knocks Off No. 23 Princeton, 22-13 - Indiana University Athletics

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ––––– Indiana Wrestling earned a huge dual victory in their home opener of the season, defeating No. 23 Princeton, 22-13, on Friday night...

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ––––– Indiana Wrestling earned a huge dual victory in their home opener of the season, defeating No. 23 Princeton, 22-13, on Friday night in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
The win improves Indiana's record to 2-0 in dual meets this year.

After building a 16-0 lead through the first four bouts, Indiana had to hold on late in the dual as Princeton only trailed 19-13 going into the final match at heavyweight. Freshman Jacob Kaminski fought his way to a 3-1 decision victory to seal the win for the Hoosiers.

The win marked Indiana's first victory over a ranked opponent since beating No. 24 Northwestern, 18-16, on Jan. 30, 2021, in Evanston.


KEY MOMENTS

• Indiana junior Jacob Moran (125) won by default to start the match and put Indiana up 6-0.

• Freshman Henry Porter (133) added on to the lead, defeating Sean Pierson by major decision, 12-4.

• Senior and No. 23 ranked Cayden Rooks (141) won by decision, 12-9, over Danny Coles.

• Redshirt Senior Graham Rooks (149) took care of business over Rocco Camillaci in a 4-1 decision win. The win gave Indiana a 16-0 advantage.

• Redshirt junior Donnell Washington (174) beat Kole Mulhauser via decision, 5-3. This improved Indiana to a 19-6 lead at the time.


• Freshman Jacob Kaminski (285) closed out the night with a dramatic bout over Travis Stefanik winning, 3-1, by decision.



NOTABLES

• Indiana won six of the 10 bouts from the dual.

• Moran, Porter, Graham Rooks, Washington and Kaminski are all still undefeated.

• Every win this season for Porter has been a bonus-point victory.

• This was Indiana's first dual in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall since 2010.

• The win also evens the all-time series between Princeton, 1-1. The only other dual meeting between the two programs came on Jan. 9, 1974, when Princeton won, 23-15.

• The match marked the return to Indiana for Princeton associate head coach Joe Dubuque and assistant Nate Jackson. Dubuque was a two-time national champion at Indiana and Jackson was a two-time All-American for the Hoosiers.

 

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Maryland's write up is basically a link to the tweets about the dual and those tweets could be expired with the rest of twitter by Sunday AM, so I included Pitt's write up.

Terps Top No. 16 Pittsburgh, 18-16, For First Ranked Win Since 2013 - University of Maryland Athletics

The Terps (4-0) won five bouts and bested No. 16 Pittsburgh (1-1) by a score of 18-16 for the program's first ranked win since 2013 on Friday night in the Fitzgerald

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Early Pin Proves Crucial, Maryland Beats No. 17 Pitt - Pitt Panthers #H2P

PITTSBURGH—Pitt super senior Nino Bonaccorsi earned the 100th victory of his remarkable college career on Friday night at the Fitzgerald Field House, earning a standing

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PITTSBURGH—Pitt super senior Nino Bonaccorsi earned the 100th victory of his remarkable college career on Friday night at the Fitzgerald Field House, earning a standing ovation from the crowd.

Ranked No. 9 by InterMat at 197 pounds, Bonaccorsi beat No. 13 Jaxon Smith by 8-2 decision with a trademark attacking performance with mat control throughout. Bonaccorsi's improved his career record in college wrestling matches to 100-25.

However, the No. 17 Pitt wrestling team dropped an 18-16 decision to visiting Maryland. The Terrapins (4-0) earned the win thanks to a pin by No. 26 Braxton Brown at 125 pounds and secured victory in come-from-behind fashion by taking the heavyweight bout thanks to No. 28 Jaron Smith.

Also winning matches for the Panthers were No. 8 Micky Phillippi at 133 pounds, No. 1 Cole Matthews at 141, No. 14 Holden Heller by major decision at 165 and No. 24 Reece Heller at 184.

Close defeats at 157 and 174 pounds were also vital in the dual, including a takedown by Pitt's Luca Augustine at 174 that was controversially overturned upon review before No. 32 Dominic Solis won the match in sudden-victory overtime.

"It was a disappointing night," Pitt head coach Keith Gavin said. "To start out with a pin for them at 125, that was a huge swing. I told Colton after he looked really good, but he has to be ready for that roll. Hopefully he stays positive because he was wrestling very well before that moment. But that was huge. The match at 157 was a big one too."

"There we some good performances, too," Gavin added. "The Heller brothers both looked great. Nino, too. But overall, we need to see a little more offense and scoring across the 10 weight classes."

Full results from Friday's dual are available below.

Pitt has a chance to respond immediately tomorrow with a 7 p.m. home dual with No. 13 Lehigh.

Saturday's dual with Lehigh – the 67th all-time wrestling matchup between the Panthers and Mountain Hawks – will serve as Pitt's Hall of Fame Recognition Night. Lehigh head coach Pat Santoro, a national champion during his career wrestling for the Panthers, and late great Pitt head coach Rande Stottlemyer will be honored as Class of 2022 inductees into the Pitt Athletics Hall of Fame.

Fans coming from Pitt's home football game on Saturday against Duke can also attain free admission to Saturday's wrestling match with Lehigh by showing their ticket from Acrisure Stadium.

Maryland 18, No. 17 Pitt 16
125 | #26 Braxton Brown (Maryland) pins Colton Camacho (Pitt), 4:55 (Maryland leads, 6-0)
133 | #8 Micky Phillippi (Pitt) dec. Jackson Cockrell (Maryland), 5-1 (Maryland leads, 6-3)
141 | #1 Cole Matthews (Pitt) dec. #33 Kal Miller (Maryland), 5-1 (Tied, 6-6)
149 | #24 Ethen Miller (Maryland) dec. Tyler Badgett (Pitt), 9-4 (Maryland leads, 9-6)
157 | Michael North (Maryland) dec. #11 Dazjon Casto (Pitt), 10-8 SV (Maryland leads, 12-6)
165 | #14 Holden Heller (Pitt) maj. dec. Lucas Cordio (Maryland), 12-4 (Maryland leads, 12-10)
174 | #32 Dominic Solis (Maryland) dec. Luca Augustine (Pitt), 3-1 SV (Maryland leads, 15-10)
184 | #24 Reece Heller (Pitt) dec. Chase Mielnik (Maryland), 10-4 (Maryland leads, 15-13)
197 | #9 Nino Bonaccorsi (Pitt) dec. #13 Jaxon Smith (Maryland), 8-2 (Pitt leads, 16-15)
HWT | #28 Jaron Smith (Maryland) dec. Jake Slinger (Pitt), 6-1 (Maryland wins, 18-16)

 

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No. 4 Buckeyes Move to 2-0, Down Columbia 33-6

Ohio State Buckeyes

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 4 Ohio State (2-0) started the weekend with a 33-6 win over Columbia (0-1) at the Covelli Center (Att: 3,271) Friday before traveling to take on No. 17 North Carolina Sunday (noon/ESPN+).

How it Happened

125 | No. 11 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Nick Babin (COL) | MD, 17-4

Heinselman struck first with a takedown followed by a Babin escape. Heinselman quickly scored again to take a 4-1 lead. The score entering the second favored the Buckeyes, 6-2. The lead increased to 16-4 Heinselman after the second period and that’s the way the bout ended, for a Heinselman win by major decision, 17-4.

133 | No. 13 Jesse Mendez (OSU) def. Angelo Rini (COL) | MD, 12-2

Mendez got the opening takedown and built more than two minutes of riding time and ended the period up 3-0 after Rini was called for stalling. Mendez escaped to start the second and added a takedown for a 6-0 lead after two. Mendez finished off the match with a couple more takedowns to win by major decision, 12-2.

141 | Jordan Decatur (OSU) def. Matt Kazimir (COL) | D, 3-1

Decatur posted the first points of the match with a takedown in the first. Decatur was called for stalling to make it 2-1 entering the third. With a point for riding time, Decatur won by decision, 3-1.

149 | Danny Fongaro (COL) def. Klay Reeves (OSU) | D, 7-4

Fongaro scored near the end of the first with a takedown for a 2-0 lead heading into the second. An escape and takedown made it 5-0 Columbia to open the second. Reeves escaped and added a takedown sending the match to the third trailing 6-3 after a Fongaro escape. Fongaro then held on to win by decision, 7-4.

157 | No. 21 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) def. Andy Garr (COL) | D, 11-4

The Buckeyes scored first with a Gallagher takedown a minute into the first. Gallagher led 4-1 after the first three minutes following a late takedown. It was 4-2 OSU to open the third when Gallagher added an escape and takedown to lead 7-2. With a penalty point for stalling and another point for riding time, Gallaher won by decision, 11-4.

165 | No. 6 Carson Kharchla (OSU) def. Josh Ogunsanya (COL) | D, 6-3

Kharchla scored the only points of the first period on a takedown for a 2-0 lead. He added an escape to open the second followed by another takedown for a 5-0 lead after five minutes. Kharchla finished off the match to win by decision, 6-3.

174 | Lennox Wolak (COL) def. No. 6 Ethan Smith (OSU) | D, 8-6

Smith led after the first period 4-2. Wolak took the lead briefly with an escape and takedown early in the second before Smith tied it at 5-all with an escape. Smith escaped to start the third for a 6-5 lead but was then called for stalling to give Wolak a point for the tie. Wolak then went up 8-6 with a takedown for the win by decision.

184 | No. 4 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. Jack Wehmeyer (COL) | TF, 22-6

Romero scored a quick takedown and a four-point near fall for a 6-0 lead. Romero added four more takedowns to build a 14-4 lead after one period. The lead was 18-6 after the second. The match ended with a Romero escape, a stalling point and a takedown for a technical fall win, 22-6.

197 | No. 15 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) def. Javen Jovero (COL) | TF 27-8

Hoffman scored first with a pair of takedowns and led after the first period, 8-3. Hoffman escaped and added a takedown to open the second. He then built the lead to 17-6 heading into the third and finished off the match to win by technical fall, 27-8.

 

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Illini Wrestling Beats UB, Falls to NC State - University of Illinois Athletics

Illini defeat Buffalo 28-9, but fall to NC State 12-27.

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Albany, N.Y. – The Fighting Illini wrestling team left the Arm Bar at the Armory meet in Albany, N.Y. splitting their duals between Buffalo and NC State. They defeated Buffalo 28-9 in their early matchup, but fell to NC State 12-27 later in the night.



Illinois started off fast against Buffalo, they ripped off four-straight wins via decision jumping out to a 12-0 lead. Redshirt junior Danny Braunagel pinned Noah Grover (Buffalo) in the 165 pound bout at 4:42. Redshirt senior Matt Wroblewski picked up a bonus point for the Illini when he major decisioned (10-2) Greg Hodulick.



The Illini trailed NC State 0-3 early, but redshirt sophomore Lucas Byrd pinned Troy Hohman (4:34) to give them a 6-3 edge. The Illini lost the next three bouts before Danny Braunagel and redshirt sophomore Edmond Ruth rattled off back-to-back wins to keep them in it 12-15. That is as close as the Illini would get.



FULL RESULTS

Buffalo
125: Maximo Renteria (ILL) defeated Pat Adams (UB) (Dec 7-4)

133: Kole Brower (ILL) defeated Tommy Maddox (UB) (Dec 11-4)

141: Danny Pucino (ILL) defeated Jack Marlow (UB) (Dec 11-5)

149: Kevon Davenport (ILL) defeated Kaleb Burgess (UB) (Dec 5-3)

157: Nick Stampolus (UB) defeated Luke Odom (ILL) (Fall 5:40)

165: Danny Braunagel (ILL) defeated Noah Grover (UB) (Fall 4:42)

174: Edmond Ruth (ILL) defeated Jay Nivison (UB) (Dec 2-1)

184: Giuseppe Hoose (UB) defeated Dylan Connell (ILL) (Dec 4-3)

197: Zac Braunagel (ILL) defeated Eli Sherren (UB) (Dec 12-5)

HWT: Matt Wroblewski (ILL) defeated Greg Hodulick (UB) (MD 10-2)



NC State
125: Jarrett Trombley (NCST) defeated Maximo Renteria (ILL) (Dec 5-1)

133: Lucas Byrd (ILL) defeated Troy Hohman (NCST) (Fall 4:34)

141: Ryan Jack (NCST) defeated Danny Pucino (ILL) (MD 14-4)

149: Jackson Arrington (NCST) defeated Kevon Davenport (ILL) (MD 10-2)

157: Ed Scott (NCST) defeated Anthony Federico (ILL) (MD 15-3)

165: Danny Braunagel (ILL) defeated Alex Faison (NCST) (Dec 9-3)

174: Edmond Ruth (ILL) defeated Brock DelSignore (NCST) (Dec 7-3)

184: Trent Hidlay (NCST) defeated Dylan Connell (ILL) (TF 23-7)

197: Isaac Trumble (NCST) defeated Zac Braunagel (ILL) (Dec 11-4)

HWT: Owen Trephan (NCST) defeated Matt Wroblewski (ILL) (MD 10-2)



UP NEXT

Illinois wrestling is back in action on Dec. 3 in the State Farm Center for their first home meet of the year. They take on Chattanooga at 1 and Pittsburgh at 3 p.m. CT.

 

[Valholl]

Cowboy Wrestling Rolls to 34-3 Win Over Wyoming in Home Opener - Oklahoma State University Athletics

STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team jumped out to an early lead and rode the momentum to a dominating 34-3 win over Wyoming in its home opener in Gallagher-Iba

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STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team jumped out to an early lead and rode the momentum to a dominating 34-3 win over Wyoming in its home opener in Gallagher-Iba Arena on Friday night.

The Cowboys took an early 9-0 lead behind a hard-fought 2-0 decision from Trevor Mastrogiovanni over Wyoming freshman Jore Volk, who won a U20 world championship in freestyle this summer. Following Mastrogiovanni, Daton Fix collected his 75th career win in style with a first-period fall over Aidan Noonan to extend the OSU lead to 9-0.

The only win of the night for Wyoming came in a close match at 141 pounds where Job Greenwood fought off a late shot from Carter Young to clinch a 4-3 decision.

From there, the rout was on for No. 10 Oklahoma State as it won the final seven matches to close out the dual. Wyatt Sheets won the lone ranked matchup of the night, defeating No. 21 Cole Moody, 6-2. After a scoreless first period, Moody took a 2-0 lead in the second period behind two stall calls against Sheets and an escape, but Sheets responded with a late takedown to send the match to the third period tied at two. The 16th-ranked Cowboy used an escape, takedown and ride out in the final period to secure his third victory of the season and 75th win of his career.

Luke Surber and Dustin Plott each picked up bonus-point wins in their matches. At 174 pounds, Plott recorded a pair of takedowns in both of the first two period before putting up seven points in the third period on his way to a 16-6 major decision over Brett McIntosh. Surber just needed one takedown and a turn to end his match as he collected his first fall of the season in 1:38 over Tyce Raddon.

Victor Voinovich, Travis Wittlake and Konner Doucet all moved to 3-0 on the season with comfortable decisions over their Cowboy counterparts, while Kaden Gfeller earned his first victory of the season with a 6-3 win over Logan Ours behind a second period that included a reversal and near fall from Gfeller.

"I thought from a team standpoint, it kinds of reminds me of seeing guys getting their season started and finding a rhythm of how you want to wrestle, it takes some matches," head coach John Smith said. "It just seemed like we struggled a little bit with some sort of rhythm, and give credit to Wyoming, (Mark) Branch had his team ready to fight and they did fight. With that comes a few of them where they were satisfied to get a win rather than trying to stretch scores out, continuing to develop their offense in some of these matches."

Oklahoma State's next match will be on Dec. 4 back in Gallagher-Iba Arena when the Pokes host No. 12 Minnesota.


No. 10 Oklahoma State 34 , Wyoming 3
Nov. 18, 2022 I Gallagher-Iba Arena I Stillwater, Okla.
Attendance: 2,132
125: No. 7 Trevor Mastrogiovanni (OSU) dec. Jore Volk (WYO), 2-0
133: No. 2 Daton Fix (OSU) fall Aidan Noonan (WYO), 2:31
141: Job Greenwood (WYO) dec. No. 13 Carter Young (OSU), 4-3
149: No. 20 Victor Voinovich (OSU) dec. Chase Zollman (WYO), 6-0
157: No. 10 Kaden Gfeller (OSU) dec. Logan Ours (WYO), 6-3
165: No. 16 Wyatt Sheets (OSU) dec. No. 21 Cole Moody (WYO), 6-2
174: No. 4 Dustin Plott (OSU) MD Brett McIntosh (WYO), 16-6
184: No. 15 Travis Wittlake (OSU) dec. Guillermo Escobedo (WYO), 8-2
197: No. 30 Luke Surber (OSU) fall Tyce Raddon (WYO), 1:38
HWT: No. 33 Konner Doucet (OSU) dec. Terren Swartz (WYO), 5-2

 

[Aleric1]

 

[jrod65]

Gomez beat Yianni 9-3

 

[Valholl]

Six Ranked Badgers Earn Wins In 19-13 Triumph Over #7 Wrestling In Opener - Cornell University Athletics

ITHACA, N.Y. -- No. 14 Wisconsin won the final two matches of the day to break a 13-13 tie and earned six victories from ranked wrestlers to earn a 19-13 win on

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ITHACA, N.Y. -- No. 14 Wisconsin won the final two matches of the day to break a 13-13 tie and earned six victories from ranked wrestlers to earn a 19-13 win on Saturday afternoon at a sold-out Friedman Wrestling Center. The Badgers improved to 3-1 on the season, while the Big Red fell to 0-1 after dropping the opener.

Vito Arujau picked up a huge 17-6 major decision victory at 133 pounds over No. 18 Taylor LaMont and Vince Cornella won his dual debut at 141 pounds over No. 18 Joe Zargo as Cornell bult a 7-3 lead. Unranked Brett Ungar gave No. 9 Erica Barnett all he could handle at 125 before falling 6-5.

In the highlight match of the day, senior Yianni Diakomihalis had his 75-match win streak snapped, losing for just the second time as a collegian after falling to No. 3 Austin Gomez at 149 pounds, 9-3. A big four-point move in the second period put Gomez up 5-0, and the three-time NCAA champion couldn't get anything going to fall to 94-2 in his storied career.

That win gave Wisconsin all the momentum and the Badgers claimed four of the final six matches of the day, including tossups at 197 and 285. Chris Foca and All-American Jonathan Loew picked up victories at 174 and 184 to momentarily tie the dual, but Wisconsin closed by scratching out narrow wins at the final two weights in matchups between ranked grapplers.

RESULTS​

#14 Wisconsin 19, #7 Cornell 13
125: #9 Eric Barnett (Wis) won by decision over Brett Ungar (Cor), 6-5
133: #3 Vito Arujau (Cor) won by major decision over #18 Taylor LaMont (Wis), 17-6
141: #21 Vince Cornella (Cor) won by decision over #18 Joe Zargo (Wis), 4-1
149: #3 Austin Gomez (Wis) won by decision over #1 Yianni Diakomihalis (Cor), 9-3
157: #16 Garrett Model (Wis) won by decision over Cole Handlovic (Cor), 6-2
165: #5 Dean Hamiti (Wis) won by major decision over #8 Julian Ramirez (Cor), 15-4
174: #9 Chris Foca (Cor) won by decision over James Rowley (Wis), 6-3
184: #7 Jonathan Loew (Cor) won by decision over Tyler Dow (Wis), 10-3
197: #21 Braxton Amos (Wis) won by decision over #20 Jacob Cardenas (Cor), 2-0
285: #12 Trent Hillger (Wis) won by decision over #9 Lewis Fernandes (Cor), 5-2

NEXT UP​

• Members of the Big Red will head to Lock Haven, Pa. to compete at the Mat Town Open I on Sunday, Nov. 27.
• Cornell will wrestle at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2-3 in Las Vegas, Nev.

 

[sdvike]

Friday's Dual Results (11/18/2022)

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Friday's DI Dual Results

Indiana 22 Princeton 13

125 - Jacob Moran (Indiana) FFT
133 - Henry Porter (Indiana) maj Sean Pierson (Princeton) 12-4
141 - Cayden Rooks (Indiana) dec Danny Coles (Princeton) 12-9
149 - Graham Rooks (Indiana) dec Rocco Camillaci (Princeton) 4-1
157 - Quincy Monday (Princeton) dec Derek Gilcher (Indiana) 8-4
165 - Blaine Bergey (Princeton) dec Tyler Lillard (Indiana) 3-2
174 - DJ Washington (Indiana) dec Kole Mulhauser (Princeton) 5-3
184 - Nate Dugan (Princeton) maj Drayton Harris (Indiana) 12-4
197 - Luke Stout (Princeton) dec Nick Willham (Indiana) 3-1SV
285 - Jacob Kaminski (Indiana) dec Travis Stefanik (Princeton) 3-1


Maryland 18 Pittsburgh 16

125 - Braxton Brown (Maryland) fall Colton Camacho (Pittsburgh) 3:55
133 - Micky Phillippi (Pittsburgh) dec Jackson Cockrell (Maryland) 5-1
141 - Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) dec Kal Miller (Maryland) 5-1
149 - Ethen Miller (Maryland) dec Tyler Badgett (Pittsburgh) 9-4
157 - Michael North (Maryland) dec Dazjon Casto (Pittsburgh) 9-8SV
165 - Holden Heller (Pittsburgh) maj Lucas Cordio (Maryland) 12-4
174 - Dom Solis (Maryland) dec Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh) 3-1SV
184 - Reece Heller (Pittsburgh) dec Chase Mielnik (Maryland) 10-4
197 - Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh) dec Jaxon Smith (Maryland) 8-2
285 - Jaron Smith (Maryland) dec Jake Slinger (Pittsburgh) 5-1


Illinois 28 Buffalo 9

125 - Maximo Renteria (Illinois) dec Patrick Adams (Buffalo) 7-4
133 - Kole Brower (Illinois) dec Tommy Maddox (Buffalo) 11-7
141 - Danny Pucino (Illinois) dec Jack Marlow (Buffalo) 11-5
149 - Kevon Davenport (Illinois) dec Kaleb Burgess (Buffalo) 5-3
157 - Nick Stampoulos (Buffalo) fall Luke Odom (Illinois) 5:40
165 - Danny Braunagel (Illinois) fall Noah Grover (Buffalo) 4:42
174 - Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec Jay Nivison (Buffalo) 2-1TB
184 - Guiseppe Hoose (Buffalo) dec Dylan Connell (Illinois) 4-3
197 - Zac Bruanagel (Illinois) dec Eli Sheeran (Buffalo) 12-5
285 - Matt Wroblewski (Illinois) maj Greg Hodulick (Buffalo) 10-2


NC State 26 Central Michigan 12

125 - Troy Hohman (NC State) dec Sean Spidle (Central Michigan) 4-3
133 - Vince Perez (Central Michigan) InjDef Jacob Cox (NC State)
141 - Ryan Jack (NC State) maj Ja'Kerion Merritt (Central Michigan) 12-3
149 - Jackson Arrington (NC State) dec Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan) 4-3SV
157 - Corbyn Munson (Central Michigan) dec Ed Scott (NC State) 4-1
165 - Donald Cates (NC State) dec Tracy Hubbard (Central Michigan) 3-2
174 - Alex Cramer (Central Michigan) dec Joey Milano (NC State) 6-2
184 - Trent Hidlay (NC State) fall Ben Cushman (Central Michigan) 1:25
197 - Isaac Trumble (NC State) maj Cameron Wood (Central Michigan) 11-2
285 - Owen Trephan (NC State) dec Bryan Caves (Central Michigan) 4-2

Iowa 35 Buffalo 7

125 - Patrick Adams (Buffalo) maj Charles Matthews (Iowa) 11-2
133 - Cullan Schriever (Iowa) tech Mason Bush (Buffalo) 23-8
141 - Drew Bennett (Iowa) dec Matt Ryan (Buffalo) 9-6
149 - Max Murin (Iowa) maj Kaleb Burgess (Buffalo) 16-5
157 - Caleb Rathjen (Iowa) dec Nick Stampoulos (Buffalo) 6-0
165 - Cobe Siebrecht (Iowa) maj Noah Grover (Buffalo) 8-0
174 - Marcus Petite (Buffalo) dec Joe Kelly (Iowa) 2-0
184 - Abe Assad (Iowa) tech Giuseppe Hoose (Buffalo) 22-7
197 - Jacob Warner (Iowa) tech Sam Mitchell (Buffalo) 26-8
285 - Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) fall Greg Hodulick (Buffalo) :53

NC State 27 Illinois 12

125 - Jarrett Trombley (NC State) dec Maximo Renteria (Illinois) 3-1
133 - Lucas Byrd (Illinois) fall Troy Hohman (NC State) 4:34
141 - Ryan Jack (NC State) maj Danny Pucino (Illinois) 14-4
149 - Jackson Arrington (NC State) maj Kevon Davenport (Illinois) 10-2
157 - Ed Scott (NC State) maj Anthony Federico (Illinois) 15-3
165 - Danny Braunagel (Illinois) dec Alex Faison (NC State) 9-3
174 - Edmond Ruth (Illinois) dec Brock DelSignore (NC State) 7-3
184 - Trent Hidlay (NC State) tech Dylan Connell (Illinois) 23-7
197 - Isaac Trumble (NC State) dec Zac Braunagel (Illinois) 11-4
285 - Owen Trephan (NC State) maj Matt Wroblewski (Illinois) 10-2


Ohio State 33 Columbia 6

125 - Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) maj Nick Babin (Columbia) 17-4
133 - Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) maj Angelo Rini (Columbia) 12-2
141 - Jordan Decatur (Ohio State) dec Matt Kazimir (Columbia) 3-1
149 - Danny Fongaro (Columbia) dec Klay Reeves (Ohio State) 7-4
157 - Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State) dec Andrew Garr (Columbia) 11-4
165 - Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) dec Josh Ogunsanya (Columbia) 6-3
174 - Lennox Wolak (Columbia) dec Ethan Smith (Ohio State) 8-6
184 - Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) tech Jack Wehmeyer (Columbia) 22-6
197 - Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) tech Javen Jovero (Columbia) 27-8
285 - Tate Orndorff (Ohio State) fall Dan Conley (Columbia) 3:54


South Dakota State 40 Augustana 4

125 - Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State) fall Jaxon Rohman (Augustana) 4:52
133 - Caleb Thoennes (South Dakota State) fall Christian Olsen (Augustana) 3:50
141 - Clay Carlson (South Dakota State) tech Kade Sammons (Augustana) 15-0
149 - Caleb Gross (South Dakota State) dec Kyle Boeke (Augustana) 5-2
157 - Miles Fitzgerald (Augustana) maj Ryan Dolezal (South Dakota State) 11-2
165 - Tanner Cook (South Dakota State) dec Tyler Wagener (Augustana) 5-3
174 - Cade DeVos (South Dakota State) maj Jacob Tvinnereim (Augustana) 20-7
184 - Roman Rogotzke (South Dakota State) dec Cade Mueller (Augustana) 3-1
197 - Nic Casperson (South Dakota State) maj Zach Peterson (Augustana) 13-0
285 - AJ Nevills (South Dakota State) fall Edward Hajas (Augustana) 4:33

Oklahoma State 34 Wyoming 3

125 - Trevor Mastrogiovanni (Oklahoma State) dec Jore Volk (Wyoming) 2-0
133 - Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) fall Aidan Noonan (Wyoming) 2:31
141 - Job Greenwood (Wyoming) dec Carter Young (Oklahoma State) 4-3
149 - Victor Voinovich (Oklahoma State) dec Chase Zollman (Wyoming) 6-0
157 - Kaden Gfeller (Oklahoma State) dec Logan Ours (Wyoming) 6-3
165 - Wyatt Sheets (Oklahoma State) Cole Moody (Wyoming) 6-2
174 - Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) maj Brett McIntosh (Wyoming) 16-6
184 - Travis Wittlake (Oklahoma State) dec Guillermo Escobedo (Wyoming) 8-2
197 - Luke Surber (Oklahoma State) fall Tyce Raddon (Wyoming) 1:38
285 - Konner Doucet (Oklahoma State) dec Terren Swartz (Wyoming) 5-2


North Dakota State 18 Binghamton 13

125 - Carlos Negrete (North Dakota State) dec Micah Roes (Binghamton) 9-2
133 - Fernando Barreto (North Dakota State) dec Anthony Sobotker (Binghamton) 3-1
141 - Dylan Droegemueller (North Dakota State) dec Nate Lucier (Binghamton) 7-5
149 - Michael Zarif (Binghamton) maj Gabe Schumm (North Dakota State) 13-4
157 - Jared Franek (North Dakota State) dec Conner Decker (Binghamton) 11-4
165 - Mikey Caliendo (North Dakota State) dec Will Ebert (Binghamton) 5-2
174 - Gaven Sax (North Dakota State) dec Brevin Cassella (Binghamton) 7-2
184 - Jacob Nolan (Binghamton) dec DJ Parker (North Dakota State) 3-1
197 - Louie DePrez (Binghamton) dec Owen Pentz (North Dakota State) 8-1
285 - Cory Day (Binghamton) dec Juan Mora (North Dakota State) 5-4


Michigan State 33 American 0

125 - Tristan Lujan (Michigan State) dec Raymond Lopez (American) 3-0
133 - Rayvon Foley (Michigan State) dec Jack Maida (American) 8-3
141 - Jordan Hamdan (Michigan State) dec Elijah White (American) 4-1
149 - Peyton Omania (Michigan State) dec Patrick Ryan (American) 6-1
157 - Chase Saldate (Michigan State) maj Jack Nies (American) 10-2
165 - Caleb Fish (Michigan State) dec Caleb Campos (American) 14-7
174 - Lucas Daly (Michigan State) dec Lucas White (American) 4-3
184 - Layne Malczewski (Michigan State) dec Colin Shannon (American) 7-2
197 - Cameron Caffey (Michigan State) tech Liam Volk-Klos (American) 21-5
285 - Ryan Vasbinder (Michigan State) dec William Jarrell (American) 3-2

Oklahoma 37 Little Rock 0

125 - Joey Prata (Oklahoma) maj Jeremiah Reno (Little Rock) 10-1
133 - Wyatt Henson (Oklahoma) maj Josh Sarpy (Little Rock) 16-3
141 - Mosha Schwartz (Oklahoma) fall Jayden Gomez (Little Rock)
149 - Mitch Moore (Oklahoma) dec Joey Bianchi (Little Rock) 4-3
157 - Jacob Butler (Oklahoma) dec Matt Bianchi (Little Rock) 7-5
165 - Gerrit Nijenhuis (Oklahoma) maj Brendon Abdon (Little Rock) 11-1
174 - Darrien Roberts (Oklahoma) dec Triston Willis (Little Rock) 3-2
184 - Grayden Penner (Oklahoma) dec Mason Diel (Little Rock) 5-3
197 - Keegan Moore (Oklahoma) dec Tylynn Lukens (Little Rock) 8-4
285 - Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) maj Josiah Hill (Little Rock) 11-3

Utah Valley 29 California Baptist 9

125 - Eli Griffin (California Baptist) fall Kase Mauger (Utah Valley) 3:29
133 - Haiden Drury (Utah Valley) dec Hunter Leake (California Baptist) 5-4TB
141 - Kainalu Estrella (Utah Valley) maj Edison Alanis (California Baptist) 10-2
149 - Isaiah Delgado (Utah Valley) fall Chaz Hallmark (California Baptist) 4:34
157 - Jaxon Garoutte (Utah Valley) dec Nolan Miller Johnston (California Baptist) 5-1
165 - Daniel Snediker (Utah Valley) dec Frank Almaguer (California Baptist) 7-5
174 - Demetrius Romero (Utah Valley) dec Louis Rojas (California Baptist) 10-6
184 - Peter Acciardi (California Baptist) dec Mahonri Ruston (Utah Valley) 4-1
197 - Evan Bockman (Utah Valley) maj Arick Lopez (California Baptist) 18-6
285 - Chase Trussell (Utah Valley) dec Christopher Island (California Baptist) 4-3TB

The wrestling story of the week. MSU has now shut out real wrestling teams for 2 consecutive weeks.

 

[MVPFAN]

Gomez beat Yianni 9-3

I give Gomez credit. He doesn't back down in any match.

 

[Jrjt0518]

I give Gomez credit. He doesn't back down in any match.

Facts. He goes hard!!

 

[Valholl]

No. 21 Wrestling Downs Stanford, 20-15, in Palo Alto - Rutgers University Athletics

PISCATAWAY – No. 21 Rutgers wrestling (3-1, 0-0) defeated RV Stanford (0-1, 0-0), 20-15, on Saturday in Palo Alto, California. The Scarlet Knights won five bouts

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PISCATAWAY – No. 21 Rutgers wrestling (3-1, 0-0) defeated RV Stanford (0-1, 0-0), 20-15, on Saturday in Palo Alto, California. The Scarlet Knights won five bouts against the Cardinal outside at Taube Family Tennis Center, which included a pin from No. 15 Brian Soldano (184) and bonus-point wins from Dean Peterson (125) and No. 10 Sammy Alvarez (141).

"I'm proud of the way our guys wrestled today against a really good Stanford team and handled themselves during the first leg of this road trip," said head coach Scott Goodale. "We have another test tomorrow, so we get to see who's up for the challenge. That's what this sport is all about."

Rutgers opened the dual with three consecutive wins, which included a 11-2 major decision from Peterson over No. 30 Nico Provo, a 4-3 win by No. 18 Joe Heilmann (133) against No. 33 Jackson Disario and a dominant 17-6 major decision from Alvarez over Jason Miranda.

Stanford rattled off four straight wins to take its only lead of the dual at 12-11 through 174 pounds, but Soldano all but locked up the dual thanks to his first-period fall of Brooks Byers. Soldano's fourth consecutive bonus-point victory made it 17-12 Scarlet Knights, as a decision from Boone McDermott (HWT) over Seamus O'Malley secured RU's third dual win of the season.

Up Next
Rutgers competes in the Roadrunner Open on Sunday in Bakersfield, California. The tournament begins at noon ET.

No. 21 Rutgers 20, RV Stanford 15
125: Dean Peterson (RU) over 30/NR Nico Provo (STAN) by MD, 11-2; RU leads, 4-0
133: 18/16 Joe Heilmann (RU) over 33/NR Jackson Disario (STAN) by decision, 4-3; RU leads, 7-0
141: 10/21 Sammy Alvarez (RU) over Jason Miranda (STAN) by MD, 18-6; RU leads, 11-0
149: 13/17 Jaden Abas (STAN) over 31/HM Tony White (RU) by decision, 3-2; RU leads, 11-3
157: 22/21 Daniel Cardenas (STAN) over NR/HM Andrew Clark (RU) by decision, 17-11; RU leads, 11-6
165: 2/2 Shane Griffith (STAN) over Connor O'Neill (RU) by decision, 9-2; RU leads, 11-9
174: 27/15 Tyler Eischens (STAN) over 24/HM Jackson Turley (RU) by decision, 9-2; Stanford leads, 12-11
184: 15/16 Brian Soldano (RU) over Brook Byers (STAN) by fall (0:34); RU leads, 17-12
197: Nikolas Stemmet (STAN) over Billy Janzer (RU) by decision, 5-0; RU leads, 17-15
HWT: 32/HM Boone McDermott (RU) over Seamus O'Malley (STAN) by decision, 14-7; RU wins, 20-17

Extra Matches
125: Dylan Shawver (RU) over Wyatt Richter (STAN) by MD, 15-2

 

[Valholl]

No. 13 Lehigh Falls at No. 17 Pitt as Panthers Rally in Upper Weights - Lehigh University Athletics

A second period pin by senior Josh Humphreys gave No. 13 Lehigh a 12-6 lead at the halfway point, but No. 17 Pitt won the final five bouts to claim a 22-12 victory

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No. 13 Lehigh Falls at No. 17 Pitt as Panthers Rally in Upper Weights​

PITTSBURGH – A second period pin by senior Josh Humphreys gave No. 13 Lehigh a 12-6 lead at the halfway point, but No. 17 Pitt won the final five bouts to claim a 22-12 victory over the Mountain Hawks Saturday night at Fitzgerald Field House. On a night in which Lehigh wrestlers defeated a pair of top 15-ranked opponents, Pitt had the upper hand in the upper weights to claim the victory.

The loss drops Lehigh to 3-2 on the season, while Pitt improves to 2-1.

The dual began at 125 with first-year Carter Bailey taking on Colton Camacho. Bailey trailed 3-0 after two periods and reversed in the third but could get no closer, as he dropped a 4-2 decision as the Panthers took an early lead.

Sophomore Connor McGonaglefollowed with a strong 5-3 decision over Pitt's eighth-ranked Micky Phillippi at 133. After a scoreless first period, McGonagle rode out the second. He escaped early in the third and added a takedown to go up 3-0. Phillippi responded with an escape and takedown of his own, but after cutting McGonagle loose, could get no closer. McGonagle added the riding time point to deal Phillippi a dual loss to a Lehigh wrestler for the second straight year.


True first-year Owen Reinsel stepped in for sophomore Malyke Hines at 141 and faced the tough task of taking on top-ranked Cole Matthews. Reinsel showed some skill on top, riding out the second period, but ultimately fell 8-2 as Pitt reclaimed a 6-3 advantage.

Sophomore Max Brignola returned to the lineup with a 7-6 decision over Tyler Badgett at 149. Brignola scored the first takedown and added reversals in the second and third periods plus a stalling point.

Humphreys recorded his first fall of the season, pinning 11th-ranked Dazjon Casto in 3:47. Casto scored the first takedown but Humphreys came back late in the first period with a takedown to take a 3-2 lead. In the second, Humphreys worked his way into a reversal and trapped Casto on his back, securing the fall to put Lehigh up 12-6 halfway.


Pitt's comeback began at 165 as Holden Heller defeated junior Brian Meyer 6-0. Luca Augustine then tied the dual at 12-12 with an 11-6 decision over Jake Logan at 174.

The Panthers went in front for good following Reece Heller's 7-6 win over graduate student Tate Samuelson at 184. Heller emerged on top from an upper body position for a takedown and two point near fall to lead 4-1 after one. Samuelson tried to erase a 5-1 deficit in the third with an escape and two takedowns, but it was a late escape by Heller that provided the deciding point.

A top 10 showdown at 197 also went the Panthers' way as ninth-ranked Nino Bonaccorsi won a 10-4 decision over eighth-ranked sophomore Michael Beard. Bonaccorsi racked up four takedowns in the victory, including two in the second period, giving Pitt a six-point lead heading into the final bout.

At 285, first-year Nathan Taylor surrendered an early takedown and never recovered as Pitt's Dayton Pitzer posted a 10-1 major decision to account for the final margin.

The Mountain Hawks will return to action on Sunday, Dec. 4 when they host top-ranked and defending national champion Penn State at Stabler Arena with match time set for 2 p.m. Tickets are still available and can be purchased at LehighTickets.com or by calling 610-7LU-GAME during business hours.

The 2022-23 Lehigh wrestling season is presented by the Historic Hotel Bethlehem.

No. 17 Pitt 22, No. 13 Lehigh 12
125 – Colton Camacho (Pitt) dec. Carter Bailey (Lehigh) 4-2
133 – Connor McGonagle (Lehigh) dec. Micky Phillippi (Pitt) 5-3
141 – Cole Matthews (Pitt) dec. Owen Reinsel (Lehigh) 8-2
149 – Max Brignola (Lehigh) dec. Tyler Badgett (Pitt) 7-6
157 – Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) Fall Dazjon Casto (Pitt) 3:47
165 – Holden Heller (Pitt) dec. Brian Meyer (Lehigh) 6-0
174 – Luca Augustine (Pitt) dec. Jake Logan (Lehigh) 11-6
184 – Reece Heller (Pitt) dec. Tate Samuelson (Lehigh) 7-6
197 – Nino Bonaccorsi (Pitt) dec. Michael Beard (Lehigh) 10-4
285 – Dayton Pitzer (Pitt) major dec. Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) 10-1

 

[HawkFan1986]

Thanks as always for doing these @Vallholl.

 

[Valholl]

No. 4 Buckeyes Handle No. 17 UNC 33-9 Sunday

Ohio State Buckeyes

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NO. 4 BUCKEYES HANDLE NO. 17 UNC 33-9 SUNDAY​

COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 4 Ohio State (3-0) won the first seven matches and 8-of-10 overall to win at No. 17 North Carolina (1-2) 33-9 Sunday at Carmichael Arena in Chapel Hill.

How it Happened

165 | No. 6 Carson Kharchla (OSU) def. Nicholas Fea (UNC) | D, 12-8

Fea started off the match with an early takedown and followed that with a four-point near fall for a 6-0 lead. Kharchla responded with a reversal to make it 6-2 UNC. It was 7-2 heading into the second before Kharchla added another reversal to cut it to 7-4 UNC. A Fea escape followed by another Kharchla escape and a four-point near fall put Kharchla on top 10-8 with two minutes left. Kharchla was awarded a point after Fea was called for stalling and with a point for riding time, Kharchla won by decision, 12-8.

174 | No. 6 Ethan Smith (OSU) def. No. 5 Clay Lautt (UNC) | D, 2-0

In a battle of Top 10 wrestlers, neither was able to score in the first period. There was still no score after the second with Smith not allowing Lautt to escape from the down position. Smith managed to escape to open the third for the first score of the match, 1-0. With a point for riding time, Smith earned the win by decision, 2-0.

184 | No. 4 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. No. 13 Gavin Kane (UNC) | D, 5-4

Romero scored first with a takedown. Kane escaped followed by another Romero takedown for a 4-1 lead. Kane earned another escape to end the first down to the Buckeyes, 4-2. Kane added another escape midway through the second to enter the third with Romero leading 4-3. Romero added an escape of his own to start the third and with riding time, won by decision, 5-4. Kane earned a late point on a stalling call against Romero.

197 | No. 15 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) def. Max Shaw (UNC) | D, 8-2

The first points went to Hoffman on a takedown to lead 2-1 after a Shaw escape. Hoffman scored another takedown and added another two points for a near fall to lead 6-1 after three minutes. Shaw added a point with an escape in the second to trail 6-2 with a period left in the match. Hoffman escaped and added a point for riding time for a win by decision, 8-2.

285 | No. 7 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. Brandon Whitman (UNC) | Fall, 5:22

After a scoreless first, Orndorff escaped to start the second before a takedown made it 3-0 Buckeyes Orndorff earned the win with the pin for the victory at 5:22. It marked the second-consecutive fall for Orndorff in dual competitions.

125 | No. 11 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Jack Wagner (UNC) | D, 3-1

Wagner scored first with an escape to start the second period for a 1-0 lead. Heinselman countered with an escape to tie it at 1-all to open the third. Heinselman scored the go-ahead takedown with under 20 seconds left for the win by decision, 3-1.

133 | No. 13 Jesse Mendez (OSU) def. No. 17 Joey Melendez (UNC) | Fall, 4:32

Mendez struck first with a takedown and then a two-point near fall for the 4-0 lead after the first. Mendez then won by fall in the second at 4:32.

141 | No. 25 Lachlan McNeil (UNC) def. Jordan Decatur (OSU) | D, 9-7

Decatur struck first with a double-leg takedown for the 2-0 lead. McNeil escaped but another double-leg by Decatur made it 4-1 Buckeyes. McNeil was awarded a point for stalling and then escaped to make it 4-3 OSU. Another McNeil escape to start the second followed by a takedown made it 6-4 UNC. Decatur scored a reversal to tie it at 6-all before McNeil escaped to enter the third up 7-6. Decatur retied the match at 7-all with an escape but McNeil notched the winning takedown at the end of the period for the 9-7 win by decision.

149 | No. 4 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Jayden Scott (UNC) | Fall, 1:39

Sasso built a quick 6-0 lead on a takedown and four-point near fall. Scott then escaped before Sasso got the pin for the victory.

157 | Sincere Bailey (UNC) def. No. 21 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) | MFF

Final Results

OSU UNC

165 | No. 6 Carson Kharchla (OSU) def. Nicholas Fea (UNC) | D, 12-8 3 0
174 | No. 6 Ethan Smith (OSU) def. No. 5 Clay Lautt (UNC) | D, 2-0 6 0
184 | No. 4 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. No. 13 Gavin Kane (UNC) | D, 5-4 9 0
197 | No. 15 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) def. Max Shaw (UNC) | D, 8-2 12 0
285 | No. 7 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. Brandon Whitman (UNC) | Fall, 5:22 18 0
125 | No. 11 Malik Heinselman (OSU) vs. Jack Wagner (UNC) | D, 3-1 21 0
133 | No. 13 Jesse Mendez (OSU) def. Joey Melendez (UNC) | Fall, 4:32 27 0
141 | No. 25 Lachlan McNeil (UNC) def. Jordan Decatur (OSU) | D, 9-7 27 3
149 | No. 4 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Jayden Scott (UNC) | Fall, 1:39 33 3
157 | No. 21 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) vs. Sincere Bailey (UNC) | FF 33 9

Next Up:

No. 4 Ohio State will take a break from dual competition to travel to Las Vegas Dec. 2-3 for the annual Cliff Keen Invitational. Ohio State finished second at the event in 2021. The Buckeyes have won the event six times with three second-place finishes.

 

[Valholl]

WrestleStat | Northern Illinois - Purdue Dual - Box Score

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#38 Purdue over #50 Northern Illinois 23 - 11​

event date: 11/20/22

Weight	Purdue Wrestler	Northern Illinois Wrestler	Result
125	#7 Matt Ramos	#37 Blake West	W MD 13 - 3
133	#108 Dustin Norris	#124 Lucian Brink	W DEC 2 - 1
141	#16 Parker Filius	#35 Jaivon Jones	W DEC 6 - 1
149	#102 Jaden Reynolds	#103 Anthony Cheloni	L MD 10 - 1
157	#16 Kendall Coleman	#85 Munkhtulga Zuunbayan	W MD 12 - 3
165	#56 Cooper Noehre	#10 Izzak Olejnik	L MD 8 - 0
174	#111 Brody Baumann	#66 Hayden Pummel	L DEC 10 - 6
184	#47 Ben Vanadia	#127 Matt Zuber	W DEC 11 - 5
197	#96 Hayden Filipovich	#205 Jordan Sommers	W DEC 4 - 2
285	#76 Tristan Ruhlman	#91 Terrese Aaron	W DEC 11 - 5

#38 Purdue over #62 Cleveland State 23 - 12​ event date: 11/20/22 Weight Purdue Wrestler Cleveland State Wrestler Result 125 #7 Matt Ramos #118 Benjamin Aranda W MD 15 - 7 133 #108 Dustin Norris #78 Jacob Manley W DEC 7 - 6 141 #16 Parker Filius #158 Dylan Layton L DEC 10 - 4 149 #138 Trey Kruse #128 Douglas Terry L DEC 6 - 3 157 #16 Kendall Coleman #311 Ryan Granger W FALL 0:26 165 #56 Cooper Noehre #257 Caleb Cass W MD 16 - 5 174 #84 Macartney Parkinson #158 Tate Geiser W DEC 4 - 3 184 #47 Ben Vanadia #63 Deandre Nassar W DEC 11 - 7 197 #96 Hayden Filipovich #64 Anthony Perrine L DEC 9 - 3 285 #135 Hayden Copass #51 Daniel Bucknavich L DEC 6 - 2
​

 

[so cal hawkfan]

tOSU quietly has a very tough dual squad. Not too many holes in that lineup

 

[PAHURDLER]

tOSU quietly has a very tough dual squad. Not too many holes in that lineup

Not only that but I have a feeling they could be dangerous at Big Tens as well.

 

[Valholl]

#38 Purdue over #45 Chattanooga 23 - 16​

125	#7 Matt Ramos	#82 Logan Ashton	W MD 13 - 4
133	#108 Dustin Norris	#28 Brayden Palmer	L INJ 1:14
141	#16 Parker Filius	#85 Dayne Dalrymple	W DEC 5 - 2
149	#138 Trey Kruse	#95 Grant Lundy	W DEC 7 - 2
157	#16 Kendall Coleman	#54 Lincoln Heck	W DEC 7 - 2
165	#93 Stoney Buell	#194 Jackson Hurst	W MD 12 - 4
174	#84 Macartney Parkinson	#15 Rocky Jordan	L MD 14 - 0
184	#47 Ben Vanadia	#35 Matthew Waddell	L DEC 6 - 0
197	#96 Hayden Filipovich	#60 Jake Boyd	L DEC 5 - 1
285	#76 Tristan Ruhlman	#66 Logan Andrew	W FALL 2:52

 

[Valholl]

Michigan, MI 38 Columbia, NY 6

Kurt McHenry (Michigan) over Nick Babin (Columbia) (MD 15-7)	4	0
133	Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) over Boris Witmer (Columbia) (TF 22-5 3:29)	5	0
141	Cole Mattin (Michigan) over Kai Owen (Columbia) (Fall 1:08)	6	0
149	Chance Lamer (Michigan) over Richard Fedalen (Columbia) (MD 12-1)	4	0
157	Will Lewan (Michigan) over Andrew Garr (Columbia) (Dec 6-3)	3	0
165	Joshua Ogunsanya (Columbia) over Zack Mattin (Michigan) (Fall 4:13)	0	6
174	Joseph Walker (Michigan) over Lennox Wolak (Columbia) (Dec 5-2)	3	0
184	Matt Finesilver (Michigan) over Jack Wehmeyer (Columbia) (MD 9-1)	4	0
197	Brendin Yatooma (Michigan) over Javen Jovero (Columbia) (Dec 4-3)	3	0
285	Mason Parris (Michigan) over Dan Conley (Columbia) (Fall 2:37)

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Not only that but I have a feeling they could be dangerous at Big Tens as well.

Other than Sasso not sure they have any legit title threats.
Heinselman- no
Mendez not beating RBY
Decatur no
Sasso will have his hands full with Gomez, Murin and Yahya
Paddy is solid but Brayton Lee, Will Lewan and Peyton Robb are big hills to climb
Kharchla will have his hands full with Amine, Hamiti, and Kennedy
Ethan Smith has a rough road vs Star, Labriola, Nelson Brands and Ruth
Romero hasn’t shown that he has the ability to upset Brooks.
I don’t see Hoffman beating Dean or JWar
Orndorff is maybe the 5th best Heavy in the B10 behind Cass, Kerk, Parris and Davidson.

I don’t see them as much of a threat in a tournament format.

 

[funnyfletcher]

Levi Haines beat Nathan Lukez 7-4. Cobe Siebrecht beat Lukez 8-0. So Siebrecht>Haines.

 

[Psugo823]

Levi Haines beat Nathan Lukez 7-4. Cobe Siebrecht beat Lukez 8-0. So Siebrecht>Haines.

Lol. We will see...

 

[funnyfletcher]

Lol. We will see...

go home

 

[Vallholl]

Gopher Lightweights Fuel 19-15 Victory over Binghamton - University of Minnesota Athletics

MINNEAPOLIS - After trailing 12-6 at the break, the University of Minnesota wrestling program won four of the last five bouts to down Binghamton by a score ...

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MINNEAPOLIS - After trailing 12-6 at the break, the University of Minnesota wrestling program won four of the last five bouts to down Binghamton by a score of 19-15.

The comeback for the Maroon & Gold was fueled by a pair of debut wins in the second half, as both Troy Spratley and Aaron Nagao earned pivotal wins in their first career starts. The Gophers would finish the dual winning six of ten matches.

"It was a slow start for sure, but I thought the second half of the lineup did a really good job for us," coach Eggum said. "We fell into a little bit of a trap where we had a hard time engaging, and we struggled taking shots from distance and getting into scrambles. The goal is just to get better every week. We did some things well today and there's things we definitely need to work on. We had some guys wrestle well when we needed them, and we'll look to improve in some of these positions as the season rolls on."

The dual would kick off at 165 pounds, as Andrew Sparks opened the dual with a 3-2 decision win over Dimitri Gamkrelidze. Trailing 1-0 in the third, Sparks elected to go neutral and converted a takedown in the final frame to take the decision win.

At 174 pounds, Jared Krattiger would get a decision win of his own, knocking off a ranked foe in No. 33 Brevin Cassella. Krattiger started the match off strong with an opening takedown, which would prove to be the difference in his contest.

"[Krattiger] seemed really focused on this one and he did a really good job of capitalizing on his attacks early. He nearly had a couple more takedowns there late in the period but it's a big win for him, and obviously in the dual it was very important for us," said Coach Eggum.

Following three-straight decision losses to close out the first half, the Gophers decided to run out true freshman Troy Spratley to make his first career start against former NCAA qualifier Micah Roes. Again, it was the Gopher grappler who executed on the feet, as Spratley fired off the opening takedown and didn't look back en route to the 4-3 decision win.

"Spratley has looked great in the room and we know he's going to be a great Gopher for us in the future," coach Eggum said. "To get the chance to come out and wrestle as a redshirt, something that he's able to do this year because of the new rule, he took full advantage of the opportunity so it was exciting for us to see him in the Maroon & Gold."

Aaron Nagao followed that performance up with an impressive debut performance of his own, defeating Binghamton's Ivan Garcia by 8-2 decision. Nagao rattled off a takedown in each period, and tallied well over two minutes of riding time to secure the victory.

"I don't think this was my best, I think I have a lot more to show the fans but I'm happy with the win," Nagao said. "If anything I was excited to go out there and put this guy's head in the mat. I wanted more points and I think I could have gotten to his legs any time I wanted, but I'm happy to get my team's heads back in it and show how dominant we are."

After yet another Gopher debut fell short at 141 pounds in Vance VomBaur's 9-7 decision loss, Michael Blockhus earned himself a 5-3 decision win over Michael Zarif to knot up the dual at 15-15.

That led to a deciding contest at 157 pounds, where fans saw the highly-anticipated season debut for No. 2 Brayton Lee, who rolled to a 14-5 major decision to clinch the dual for the "U".

Lee was firing on all cylinders early and often, securing three takedowns in the opening period and continued to put points on the board with three more takedowns and a riding time point to close out the bonus-point victory.

"The first match of the season, there's always a little bit of nerves but I was excited to go out there and wrestle again," Lee said. "I tried to soften the guy up a little bit in those first couple minutes, and if the opening was there, I was going to take it and not hold anything back."

Following the win, the Gophers will head to 1-0 on the year while Binghamton drops to 0-3 on the season.

The Gophers will now look ahead to South Dakota State, as they will battle the Jackrabbits next Sunday, November 27 inside Frost Arena. Minnesota will then return home to compete against Augustana on Thursday, December 1 at 7:00 p.m.

FINAL RESULTS:
165: #27 Andrew Sparks (MINN) dec. Dimitri Gamkrelidze (BING), 3-2
174: Jared Krattiger (MINN) dec. #33 Brevin Cassella (BING), 4-3
184: #22 Jacob Nolan (BING) dec. #10 Isaiah Salazar (MINN), 5-4
197: #7 Lou DePrez (BING) pinned #28 Garrett Joles (MINN), 2:16
HWT: Cory Day (BING) dec. Keaton Kluever (MINN), 3-2
125: Troy Spratley (MINN) dec. Micah Roes (BING), 4-3
133: #21 Aaron Nagao (MINN) dec. Ivan Garcia (BING), 8-2
141: Nate Lucier (BING) dec. Vance VomBaur (MINN), 9-7
149: #18 Michael Blockhus (MINN) dec. Michael Zarif (BING), 5-3
157: #2 Brayton Lee (MINN) maj. dec. Connor Decker (BING), 14-5

 

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Cyclones Blank Grand View, 40-0 - Iowa State University Athletics

HUMBOLDT, Iowa – Iowa State put on a show inside Humboldt High School, the alma mater of head coach Kevin Dresser, blanking NAIA powerhouse Grand View, 40-0. The

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HUMBOLDT, Iowa – No. 8 Iowa State put on a show inside Humboldt High School, the alma mater of head coach Kevin Dresser, blanking NAIA powerhouse Grand View, 40-0. The Cyclones won all 10 matches and earned bonus points in five.

ISU has now won 18 consecutive duals, the fourth-longest streak in school history. The Cyclones snapped Grand View's 116 dual win streak, the longest ever at any level of collegiate wrestling, which began in 2013.

"It felt great to be back in Humboldt," Dresser said. "This place is home and they have always treated me and our program well. We wrestled well but this team has to get better in the next couple of weeks. We're still making technical mistakes that needs to be cleaned up. Our guys had to come out and wrestle as heavy favorites today which can be hard to do when they're coming after you with everything they have."

How it Happened
No. 19 Kysen Terukina started things off with a decision over reigning NAIA national champion Esco Walker, 5-2, at 125 pounds. Terukina notched a pair of takedowns in the match, including one with five seconds remaining to seal the victory.

Ramazan Attasauov made his first appearance in the Iowa State lineup this season at 133 pounds and defeated Grand View's Carson Taylor, 7-3. Attasauov racked up two minutes of riding time in the win.

At 141 pounds, No. 15 Casey Swiderski gave up a first-period takedown to Shea Ruffridge but got stronger as the match went on. The freshman picked up five third-period takedowns in a 14-8 decision for the Cyclones.

No. 11 Paniro Johnson won a tight match over Blake Gonzalez at 149 pounds, recording the only takedown of the match in SV-1 to come out on top, 3-1.

Jason Kraisser and Giovanny Bonilla had several great scrambles throughout their 157-pound bout. Kraisser found himself behind, 2-1, early in the third period but reversed Bonilla to his back for the fall, his second in his last two matches.

Out of the intermission, No. 3 David Carr was dominant in a 17-1 tech fall over Marty Margolis. Carr registered three takedowns and 10 near fall points in the victory, his 13th career tech fall.

No. 25 Julien Broderson kept things rolling at 174 pounds with a 4-2 decision over Isaiah Luellen which included 1:28 of riding time.

At 184 pounds, No. 5 Marcus Coleman picked up his fourth bonus-point victory of the season with a 15-6 major decision over Ben Lee at 184 pounds. Coleman secured six takedowns and 2:15 of riding time in the win.

No. 6 Yonger Bastida continued his strong start to the year at 197 pounds, improving to 5-0 with a 21-8 victory over Garavous Kouekabakilaho.

Sam Schuyler led the afternoon's final match, 4-0, in the third period before Greg Hagan injury defaulted out of the match. Schuyler put together a tough ride, lasting the entire second period, in a solid showing at heavyweight.

Iowa State 40, Grand View 0
125: Kysen Terukina (ISU) dec. Esco Walker (GV), 5-2
133: Ramazan Attasauov (ISU) dec. Carson Taylor (GV), 7-3
141: Casey Swiderski (ISU) dec. Shea Ruffridge (GV), 14-8
149: Paniro Johnson (ISU) dec. Blake Gonzalez (GV), 3-1 SV-1
157: Jason Kraisser (ISU) WBF Giovanny Bonilla (GV), 5:59
165: David Carr (ISU) TF Marty Margolis (GV), 17-1 (4:41)
174: Julien Broderson (ISU) dec. Isaiah Luellen (GV), 4-2
184: Marcus Coleman (ISU) maj. dec. Ben Lee (GV), 15-6
197: Yonger Bastida (ISU) maj. dec. Garavous Kouekabakilaho (GV), 21-8
285: Sam Schuyler (ISU) over Greg Hagan (GV) (Inj. Def.)

 

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WrestleStat | Northwestern - Virginia Dual - Box Score

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#13 Northwestern over #30 Virginia 20 - 13​

event date: 11/20/22

Weight	Virginia Wrestler	Northwestern Wrestler	Result from VA perspective
125	#69 Patrick McCormick	#4 Michael DeAugustino	L MD 15 - 3
133	#41 Erik Roggie	#8 Chris Cannon	L DEC 4 - 3
141	#194 Jack Gioffre	#182 Joel Vandervere	W DEC 7 - 6
149	#22 Jarod Verkleeren	#12 Yahya Thomas	L DEC 10 - 3
157	#27 Jake Keating	#23 Trevor Chumbley	L DEC 5 - 2
165	#9 Justin McCoy	#66 David Ferrante	W DEC 10 - 4
174	#77 Victor Marcelli	#31 Troy Fisher	L MD 12 - 3
184	#27 Neil Antrassian	#45 Jack Jessen	W MD 10 - 2
197	#54 Michael Battista	#31 Andrew Davison	W DEC 6 - 2
285	#86 Gabe Christenson	#5 Lucas Davison	L DEC 6 - 0

 

[jrod65]

Levi Haines beat Nathan Lukez 7-4. Cobe Siebrecht beat Lukez 8-0. So Siebrecht>Haines.

Fun game.

Rathjen>Yianni in 3 steps. Who can fill in the blanks?

Rathjen>_____________>_____________>Yianni

 

[AFHawk86]

Fun game.

Rathjen>Yianni in 3 steps. Who can fill in the blanks?

Rathjen>_____________>_____________>Yianni

Is this a Kevin Bacon thing?

 

[Jason.D.Brantley]

I saw Kevin 🥓 and his band play a little while back. Good musician actually.

 

[Grip220]

Lol. We will see...

go home

And suck your thumb in mommies basement, you will feel better. Maybe heat up some chicken nuggies and warm milk.

 

[Kale_yeah]

Some nits news, following there 44-3 win on raise the banner night, the nits sent a squad with 3 national Champs missing and a soon to be national champ not in the lineup, to the west Point open. They went 5 Champs, 3 seconds, 2 thirds, and a 5th. Starters from 141 to 165 ahem the holes in the lineup were undefeated and yes I'm counting Haines as a starter.

 

[82bordeaux]

Some nits news, following there 44-3 win on raise the banner night, the nits sent a squad with 3 national Champs missing and a soon to be national champ not in the lineup, to the west Point open. They went 5 Champs, 3 seconds, 2 thirds, and a 5th. Starters from 141 to 165 ahem the holes in the lineup were undefeated and yes I'm counting Haines as a starter.

Let's pump the brakes a little bit. The competition was not anywhere near B1G levels (except for Indiana being there FWIW). Had any of these young guys not won, we would have been disappointed as PSU fans. It's not even December yet and neither Iowa nor PSU have faced any tough competition.
Schreiver, Murin, and Assad have looked good. Siebrecht, Kennedy, Warner, and Cass look great. We haven't seen Lee, Woods, Brands, or Swafford yet. Everyone can get excited in November.
Let's see when things get sorted out on January 27th.

 

[98lberEating2Lunches]

Let's pump the brakes a little bit.

I've been reading this too often. Don't pump the brakes, even a little bit. If you want to slow down just press firmly and let the ABS do its job. But as fans, it's okay to just mash the gas pedal.

 

[js8793]

Let's pump the brakes a little bit. The competition was not anywhere near B1G levels (except for Indiana being there FWIW). Had any of these young guys not won, we would have been disappointed as PSU fans. It's not even December yet and neither Iowa nor PSU have faced any tough competition.
Schreiver, Murin, and Assad have looked good. Siebrecht, Kennedy, Warner, and Cass look great. We haven't seen Lee, Woods, Brands, or Swafford yet. Everyone can get excited in November.
Let's see when things get sorted out on January 20th.

i heard psu dominated their intrasquad too!

 

[82bordeaux]

i heard psu dominated their intrasquad too!

Then we're talking about the same thing!

 

[82bordeaux]

I've been reading this too often. Don't pump the breaks, even a little bit. If you want to slow down just press firmly and let the ABS do its job. But as fans, it's okay to just mash the gas pedal.

That ABS crap is for people that didn't grow up in Erie learning to drive in a 75 Camaro with bald tires.