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Penn State 32 Army West Point 7

125 - Baylor Shunk (Penn State) dec Ryan Chauvin (Army West Point) 8-4
133 - Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) tech Dominic Carone (Army West Point) 26-11
141 - Corey Shie (Army West Point) dec Brandon Meredith (Penn State) 5-2
149 - Beau Bartlett (Penn State) dec PJ Ogunsanya (Army West Point) 3-1
157 - Markus Hartman (Army West Point) maj Terrell Barraclough (Penn State) 9-0
165 - Creighton Edsell (Penn State) dec Christian Hunt (Army West Point) 4-3
174 - Carter Starocci (Penn State) tech Clayton Fielden (Army West Point) 23-5
184 - Aaron Brooks (Penn State) maj Brad Laughlin (Army West Point) 21-7
197 - Max Dean (Penn State) tech JT Brown (Army West Point) 17-1
285 - Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) maj Brandon Phillips (Army West Point) 14-3


George Mason 20 American 16

125 - Max Leete (American) fall Ben Monn (George Mason) 1:19
133 - Jack Maida (American) maj Anthony Glasl (George Mason) 14-3
141 - Kaden Cassidy (George Mason) dec Ethan Szerencsits (American) 11-6
149 - Alex Madrigal (George Mason) maj Patrick Ryan (American) 12-2
157 - Avery Bassett (George Mason) dec Antonio Segura (American) 8-1
165 - Tim Fitzpatrick (American) dec Tyler Kocak (George Mason) 3-1SV
174 - Logan Messer (George Mason) dec Ben Root (American) 4-2
184 - Kyle Davis (George Mason) maj Connor Bourne (American) 12-4
197 - Austin Stith (George Mason) dec Will Jarrell (American) 14-7
285 - Isaac Righter (American) dec Ramses Montalvo (American) 6-2
 
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Nebraska 27 North Carolina 6

125 - Liam Cronin (Nebraska) dec Spencer Moore (North Carolina) 3-1
133 - Jaime Hernandez (North Carolina) dec Alex Thomsen (Nebraska) 10-4
141 - Kizhan Clarke (North Carolina) dec Chad Red Jr. (Nebraska) 3-1SV
149 - Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) dec Zach Sherman (North Carolina) 4-3
157 - Peyton Robb (Nebraska) dec Austin O'Connor (North Carolina) 5-2
165 - Bubba Wilson (Nebraska) dec Sonny Santiago (North Carolina) 3-2
174 - Mikey Labriola (Nebraska) dec Clay Lautt (North Carolina) 3-2
184 - Taylor Venz (Nebraska) maj Hunter Queen (North Carolina) 15-2
197 - Eric Schultz (Nebraska) maj Mark Chaid (North Carolina) 16-3
285 - Christian Lance (Nebraska) maj Brandon Whitman (North Carolina) 17-6
 
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Cornell, NY 30 Stanford, CA 9


Summary		CORSTAN
125Logan Ashton (Stanford) over Greg Diakomihalis (Cornell) (Dec 3-1)03
133Vito Arujau (Cornell) over Jackson DiSario (Stanford) (MD 14-3)40
141Cole Handlovic (Cornell) over Jason Miranda (Stanford) (Dec 4-0)30
149John Diakomihalis (Cornell) over Jaden Abas (Stanford) (Dec 3-1)30
157Colton Yapoujian (Cornell) over Charlie Darracott (Stanford) (Dec 4-3)30
165Julian Ramirez (Cornell) over Shane Griffith (Stanford) (Dec 3-2)30
174Chris Foca (Cornell) over Tyler Eischens (Stanford) (Dec 6-4)30
184Jonathan Loew (Cornell) over Colbey Harlan (Stanford) (Fall 1:38)60
197Jacob Cardenas (Cornell) over Nick Stemmet (Stanford) (TF 20-3 7:00)50
285Peter Ming (Stanford) over Lewis Fernandes (Cornell) (Inj. 0:32)06
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Friday's Dual Results


Missouri 39 Air Force 3

125 - Noah Surtin (Missouri) def. Quinn Melofchik, 6-0
133 - Jared Van Vleet (Air Force) dec Trey Crawford (Missouri) 6-4
141 - Allan Hart (Missouri) dec Cody Phippen (Air Force) 4-0
149 - Josh Edmond (Missouri) dec Dylan Martinez (Air Force) 7-4
157 - Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) fall Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) 1:57
165 - Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) tech Jack Ganos (Air Force) 19-3
174 - Peyton Mocco (Missouri) dec Noah Blake (Air Force) 5-3
184 - Jeremiah Kent (Missouri) fall Jake Thompson (Air Force) 3:37
197 - Rocky Elam (Missouri) tech Kayne Hutchison (Air Force) 19-1
285 - Zach Elam (Missouri) tech Cole Forrester (Air Force) 21-6




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Utah Valley 20, California Baptist 13

125 - Taylor LaMont (Utah Valley) Tech Devin Garcia (Cal Baptist) 16-1 (7:00)
133 - Haiden Drury (Utah Valley) Dec Hunter Leake (Cal Baptist) 2-1
141 - Christian Nunez (Cal Baptist) maj James Emmer (Utah Valley) 10-2
149 - Alex Emmer (UVU) Dec Chaz Hallmark (Cal Baptist) 7-0
157 - AJ Raya (Cal Baptist) Dec Jaxon Garoutte (Utah Valley) 8-3
165 - Josh Grant (Cal Baptist) Dec Brigg Hoopes (Utah Valley) 5-3
174 - Kekana Fouret (Utah Valley) Dec Louis Rojas (Cal Baptist) 9-3
184 - Jacob Armstrong (Utah Valley) Dec Caden Gerlach (Cal Baptist) 8-1
197 - Arick Lopez (Cal Baptist) Dec Hunter Cruz (Utah Valley) 2-1 (SV-1)
285: Jayden Woodruff (Utah Valley) Dec Chris Island (Cal Baptist) 5-2
 
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Arizona State 22 Oklahoma 12

125 - Brandon Courtney (Arizona State) dec Joey Prata (Oklahoma) 8-3
133 - Michael McGee (Arizona State) maj Tony Madrigal (Oklahoma) 12-3
141 - Jesse Vasquez (Arizona State) maj Jacob Butler (Oklahoma) 13-5
149 - Kyle Parco (Arizona State) dec Mitch Moore (Oklahoma) 7-2
157 - Jacori Teemer (Arizona State) dec Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) 11-5
165 - Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) dec Joe Grello (Oklahoma) 8-6
174 - Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma) maj Zane Coleman (Arizona State) 14-1
184 - Darrien Roberts (Oklahoma) fall Josh Nummer (Arizona State) 4:10
197 - Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) dec Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State) 5-3
285 - Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) dec Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) 4-1
 
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MANHEIM, Pa. – The Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team (3-0, 0-0 B1G), ranked No. 2 in the latest InterMat Tournament Power Index (TPI), dominated Army West Point (0-1) in the home opener for head coach Cael Sanderson's squad. Penn State won eight of ten bouts to post the 32-7 victory.

The dual meet was wrestled in front of nearly 6,500 fans in a sold-out Rec Hall. The Nittany Lions have wrestled in front of 56 straight sellouts in Rec Hall and 62 of 64 including six of eight sellouts at the 16,000-seat Bryce Jordan Center). The dual also marked the first time Penn State wrestled in front of its home fans since Feb. 23, 2020, when Penn State beat American in Rec Hall.

The dual began at 125 where sophomore Baylor Shunk (Centre Hall, Pa.) made his Rec Hall debut at 125 and posted an 8-4 win over Army's Ryan Chauvin, putting Penn State up 3-0 early. Senior Roman Bravo-Young (Tucson, Ariz.), ranked No. 1 at 133, put on a takedown show, reeling off 13 takedowns on his way to a 26-11 technical fall over Dominic Carone at the 6:36 mark.

With No. 1 Nick Lee (Evansville, Ind.) given the night off, junior Brandon Meredith (Limerick, Pa.) moved up a weight to 141 and battled No. 29 Corey Shie tough before losing 5-2. Sophomore Beau Bartlett (Tempe, Ariz.), ranked No. 27 at 149, used a takedown late in extra time to post a thrilling 3-1 (SV) win over No. 20 P.J. Ogunsanya. Sophomore Terrell Barraclough (Kaysville, Utah) made his season debut at 157 and dropped a 9-0 major to No. 32 Markus Hartman. Hartman's win cut Penn State's lead to 11-7 at the break.

Junior Creighton Edsell (Wyalusing, pa.), ranked No. 32 at 165, used a late takedown to post a hard-fought 4-3 win over Army's Christian Hunt to begin the second half. Sophomore Carter Starocci (Erie, Pa.), ranked No. 1 at 174, was dominant once again, rolling to a 23-5 technical fall over Clayton Fielden at the 6:56 mark.

Junior Aaron Brooks (Hagerstown, Md.), ranked No. 1 at 184, picked up nine takedowns in a dominating 21-7 major decision over No. 28 Brad Laughlin to put Penn State up 23-7. Junior Max Dean (Lowell, Mich.), ranked No. 4 at 197, made his Rec Hall debut as a Nittany Lion and thrilled the sold-out Rec Hall crowd, posting a 17-1 tech fall at the 3:13 mark. Sophomore Greg Kerkvliet (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.), ranked No. 5 at 285, capped off the outing by amassing over 5:00 in riding time in a lopsided 14-3 major over Army West Point's Brandon Phillips. Kerkvliet's win finished off Penn State's 32-7 victory

The Nittany Lions rolled up a 41-4 margin in takedowns. Penn State picked up eight bonus points off three tech falls (Bravo-Young, Starocci, Dean) and two majors (Brooks, Kerkvliet).

Penn State is now 3-0 overall while Army falls to 0-1. The Nittany Lions return to action in two weeks when they travel to Philadelphia, Pa. to battle the Penn Quakers on Friday, Dec. 3. The dual begins at 7 p.m. in The Palestra. Two days later, Penn State hosts Lehigh in Rec Hall on Sunday, Dec. 5, at 2 p.m.

All rankings listed by Penn State wrestling are InterMat individual and team TPI. The 2021-22 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.

#2 Penn State 32, Army West Point 7
November 18, 2021 – Rec Hall – University Park, Pa.

125: Baylor Shunk PSU dec. Ryan Chauvin AWP, 8-4 3-0
133: #1 Roman Bravo-Young PSU tech fall Dominic Carone AWP; 26-11 (TF; 6:36) 8-0
141: #29 Corey Shie AWP dec. Brandon Meredith PSU, 5-2 8-3
149: #27 Beau Bartlett PSU dec. #20 P.J. Ogunsanya AWP, 3-1 (SV) 11-3
157: #32 Markus Hartman AWP maj. dec. Terrell Barraclough PSU, 9-0 11-7
165: #32 Creighton Edsell PSU dec. Christian Hunt AWP, 4-3 14-7
174: #1 Carter Starocci PSU tech fall Clayton Fielden AWP, 23-5 (TF; 6:56) 19-7
184: #1 Aaron Brooks PSU maj. dec. #28 Brad Laughlin AWP, 21-7 23-7
197: #4 Max Dean PSU tech fall #21 J.T. Brown AWP, 17-1 (6:49) 28-7
285: #5 Greg Kerkvliet PSU maj. dec. Brandon Phillips AWP, 14-3 32-7
Attendance: 6,472 (56th-straight sellout in Rec Hall, 62nd of 64 at home, inc. 6 of 8 in BJC)
Records: Penn State (3-0, 0-0 B1G); Army West Point (0-1)
Up Next for Penn State: at Penn, Friday, Dec. 3, 7 p.m. in The Palestra
 
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OKSt vs MN borrowed from MN Wrestling Twitter

125 Mastrogiovanni gets the escape, and McKee won't be able to come back as it will be a 10-6 decision loss for McKee OKSt 3 vs MN 0
133 Another takedown for Fix at the end, and after RT it's a 18-7 major for Fix OKSt 7 vs MN 0
141 pounds, Jake Bergeland will get the nod as he takes on Carter Young for the Cowboys!
Final seconds wind down as Young gets a takedown with two seconds left but that's a HUGE 6-4 decision win for Jake Bergeland!! Bergeland with the 𝙒𝙄𝙉 to put the #Gophers on the board! OKSt 7 vs MN 3
149 Huge match upcoming as No. 19 Michael Blockhus takes on Oklahoma State's Kaden Gfeller! Blockhus shoots, but Gfeller spins behind and that will seal it. 9-4 in favor of Gfeller is how it ends. OKSt 10 vs MN 3
157 Lee (MN) vs Sheets 15-9 decision for Brayton! OKSt 10 vs MN 6
165 No. 18 Andrew Sparks runs out to center mat as he gets ready to take on No. 6 Travis Wittlake. . Sparks the aggressor in the third, but it ends 8-3 Wittlake OKSt 13 vs MN 6
174 pounds! No. 20 Jared Krattiger takes on No. 19 Dustin Plott! 6-1 decision for Dustin Plott. OKSt 16 vs MN 6
184 Isaiah Salazar is ready to toe the line, as he faces a tough test in No. 6 Dakota Geer! Oklahoma State - 16 #Gophers - 6
 
Isaiah Salazar is ready to toe the line, as he faces a tough test in No. 6 Dakota Geer!
184 - SV1 | Collar-tie to start the match, as Geer gets in on a shot, Salazar looking to pass the legs, but this time Geer converts.
Oklahoma State - 19 #Gophers - 6
Michial Foy makes his debut in a Gopher singlet at 197 pounds, as he squares up against the defending NCAA champ and No. 1 A.J. Ferrari! The match will end in a 12-4 MD for A.J. Ferrari.
Oklahoma State - 23 #Gophers - 6
 
Friday's Dual Results

Michigan 34 Columbia 3

125 - Jack Medley (Michigan) dec Joe Mancho (Colubmia) 6-3
133 - Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) tech Zack Whitmer (Columbia) 23-7
141 - Pat Nolan (Michigan) maj Gunnar Fuss (Columbia) 16-6
149 - Kanen Storr (Michigan) maj Danny Fongaro (Columbia) 15-6
157 - Will Lewan (Michigan) maj Kyle Mosher (Columbia) 12-2
165 - Cameron Amine (Michigan) dec Josh Ogunsanya (Columbia) 3-1
174 - Aaron Ayzerov (Columbia) dec Max Maylor (Michigan) 8-4
184 - Jelani Embree (Michigan) maj Brian Bonino (Columbia) 10-2
197 - Patrick Brucki (Michigan) maj Joe Franzese (Columbia) 13-5
285 - JT Correll (Michigan) dec Danny Conley (Columbia) 9-3SV

West Virginia 34 Davidson 3

125 - Colton Drousias (West Virginia) FFT
133 - Kyle Gorant (Davidson) dec Garett Lautzenheiser (West Virginia) 11-2
141 - Caleb Rea (West Virginia) dec Gavin Damasco (Davidson) 6-2
149 - Jeffrey Boyd (West Virginia) maj Garrett Stewart (Davidson) 13-3
157 - Alex Hornfeck (West Virginia) dec Bryce Sanderlin (Davidson) 12-8
165 - Peyton Hall (West Virginia) fall Jaden Hardrick (Davidson) 6:21
174 - Dennis Robin (West Virginia) dec Steven Newell (Davidson) 10-8
184 - Anthony Carman (West Virginia) dec Gavin Henry (Davidson) 5-2
197 - Jackson Moomau (West Virginia) maj. Owen Vietmeier (Davidson) 14-4
285 - Michael Wolfgram (West Virginia) dec Mitchell Trigg (Davidson) 11-10


Missouri 39 Air Force 3

125 - Noah Surtin (Missouri) def. Quinn Melofchik, 6-0
133 - Jared Van Vleet (Air Force) dec Trey Crawford (Missouri) 6-4
141 - Allan Hart (Missouri) dec Cody Phippen (Air Force) 4-0
149 - Josh Edmond (Missouri) dec Dylan Martinez (Air Force) 7-4
157 - Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) fall Giano Petrucelli (Air Force) 1:57
165 - Keegan O'Toole (Missouri) tech Jack Ganos (Air Force) 19-3
174 - Peyton Mocco (Missouri) dec Noah Blake (Air Force) 5-3
184 - Jeremiah Kent (Missouri) fall Jake Thompson (Air Force) 3:37
197 - Rocky Elam (Missouri) tech Kayne Hutchison (Air Force) 19-1
285 - Zach Elam (Missouri) tech Cole Forrester (Air Force) 21-6


Ohio State 17 Virginia Tech 13

125 - Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) dec Sam Latona (Virginia Tech) 5-2
133 - Korbin Myers (Virginia Tech) dec Dylan Koontz (Ohio State) 10-2
141 - Dylan D'Emilio (Ohio State) dec Collin Gerardi (Virginia Tech) 4-0
149 - Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) dec Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) 11-7
157 - Connor Brady (Virginia Tech) dec Bryce Hepner (Ohio State) 3-2
165 - Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) dec Clayton Ulrey (Virginia Tech) 5-2
174 - Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech) dec Ethan Smith (Ohio State) 6-4
184 - Hunter Bolen (Virginia Tech) dec Rocky Jordan (Ohio State) 7-1
197 - Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) dec Dakota Howard (Virginia Tech) 3-2
285 - Tate Orndorff (Ohio State) dec Nathan Trexler (Virginia Tech) 3-2

Utah Valley 32, CSU Bakersfield 9

125 - Taylor LaMont (Utah Valley) maj Eddie Flores (CSU Bakersfield) 10-2
133 - Haiden Drury (Utah Valley) maj Aaron Ibarra (CSU Bakersfield) 11-0
141 - Angelo Martinoni (CSU Bakersfield) fall James Emmer (Utah Valley) 6:07
149 - Josh Brown (CSU Bakersfield) Dec Alex Emmer (Utah Valley) 12-6
157 - Jaxon Garoutte (Utah Valley) Dec Brock Rogers (CSU Bakersfield) 8-2
165 - Demetrius Romero (Utah Valley) Dec Augustine Garcia (CSU Bakersfield) 7-1
174 - Kekana Fouret (Utah Valley) Dec Albert Urias (CSU Bakersfield) 4-3
184 - Jacob Armstrong (Utah Valley) maj Jacob Hansen (CSU Bakersfield) 16-6
197 - Hunter Cruz (Utah Valley) InjDef Mateo Morales (CSU Bakersfield) 5:31
285 - Jayden Woodruff (Utah Valley) Tech Jake Andrews (CSU Bakersfield) 16-0 (2:58)

Utah Valley 20, California Baptist 13

125 - Taylor LaMont (Utah Valley) Tech Devin Garcia (Cal Baptist) 16-1 (7:00)
133 - Haiden Drury (Utah Valley) Dec Hunter Leake (Cal Baptist) 2-1
141 - Christian Nunez (Cal Baptist) maj James Emmer (Utah Valley) 10-2
149 - Alex Emmer (UVU) Dec Chaz Hallmark (Cal Baptist) 7-0
157 - AJ Raya (Cal Baptist) Dec Jaxon Garoutte (Utah Valley) 8-3
165 - Josh Grant (Cal Baptist) Dec Brigg Hoopes (Utah Valley) 5-3
174 - Kekana Fouret (Utah Valley) Dec Louis Rojas (Cal Baptist) 9-3
184 - Jacob Armstrong (Utah Valley) Dec Caden Gerlach (Cal Baptist) 8-1
197 - Arick Lopez (Cal Baptist) Dec Hunter Cruz (Utah Valley) 2-1 (SV-1)
285: Jayden Woodruff (Utah Valley) Dec Chris Island (Cal Baptist) 5-2

South Dakota State 34 Augustana 10

125 - Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State) dec Jaxson Rohman (Augustana) 6-4
133 - Jack Huffman (Augustana) dec Trayton Anderson (South Dakota State) 10-4
141 - Clay Carlson (South Dakota State) fall Kage Lenger (Augustana) fall 3:44
149 - Zach Price (South Dakota State fall Keaten Schorr (Augustana) fall 5:40
157 - Kenny O'Neil (South Dakota State) dec Tyler Wagener (Augustana) 7-0
165 - Tanner Cook (South Dakota State fall Miles Fitzgerald (Augustana) 0:22
174 - Cade Mueller (Augustana) dec Marshall Hauck (South Dakota State) 5-0
184 - Kolby Kost (Augustana) maj Tate Battani (South Dakota State) 15-7
197 - Nick Casperson (South Dakota State maj Daniel Bishop (Augustana) 12-3
285 - A.J. Nevills (South Dakota State) fall Steven Hajas (Augustana) 6:17

Arizona State 22 Oklahoma 12

125 - Brandon Courtney (Arizona State) dec Joey Prata (Oklahoma) 8-3
133 - Michael McGee (Arizona State) maj Tony Madrigal (Oklahoma) 12-3
141 - Jesse Vasquez (Arizona State) maj Jacob Butler (Oklahoma) 13-5
149 - Kyle Parco (Arizona State) dec Mitch Moore (Oklahoma) 7-2
157 - Jacori Teemer (Arizona State) dec Justin Thomas (Oklahoma) 11-5
165 - Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) dec Joe Grello (Oklahoma) 8-6
174 - Anthony Mantanona (Oklahoma) maj Zane Coleman (Arizona State) 14-1
184 - Darrien Roberts (Oklahoma) fall Josh Nummer (Arizona State) 4:10
197 - Jake Woodley (Oklahoma) dec Kordell Norfleet (Arizona State) 5-3
285 - Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) dec Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) 4-1
 
MINNEAPOLIS – The Oklahoma State wrestling team improved to 2-0 on the season with a 23-10 victory on the road at No. 11 Minnesota that saw six Cowboys defeat ranked Golden Gophers.

"I thought we looked good at several weight classes," head coach John Smith said. "Our theme this week was to get better, but we didn't get better at some weight classes. We didn't have much killer instinct in us and didn't want to finish some matches off. It's early and hopefully we will improve from this match as we move onto Drexel next weekend."

The sixth-ranked Cowboys got off to a quick start when sophomore Trevor Mastrogiovanni upset No. 5 Patrick McKee, who was an All-American last season. Mastrogiovanni held a 4-3 after the first period, and separated the score in the second with an escape and pair of takedowns to extend his lead to 9-4. He finished off a 10-6 decision to put the Cowboys up 3-0.

"He had a really good effort," Smith said. "There was a lot of confidence in his performance and those takedowns were big and critical. He picked him up when he was in on legs and he did a nice job finishing his shots, which made a difference in the outcome."

Daton Fix moved to 2-0 on the season with an 18-7 major decision over No. 33 Jake Gliva. Dustin Plott, Dakota Geer and AJ Ferrari each moved their record to 2-0, as well, with wins today.

Ranked 15th in the nation, Plott took down No. 23 Jared Krattiger with a convincing 6-1 decision. At 184, Geer clinched the victory for OSU with a takedown in sudden victory. Geer and No. 21 Isaiah Salazar, who was 4-0 on the season, ended regulation at a 1-1 tie before Geer sealed his second victory of the season in the first sudden victory period. Ferrari got off to a fast start in his match with Michial Foy as he led 4-1 after one period. He doubled his lead in the second period and used a takedown with three seconds remaining to collect his second major decision in as many matches.

No. 22 Kaden Gfeller and No. 6 Travis Wittlake earned their first wins of the season after dropping bouts to top-10 opponents at Stanford. Down 2-0 after the first period, Gfeller took control of the match in the second period with an escape, takedown and four-point turn. He finished off No. 26 Michael Blockhus by a score of 10-3, while Wittlake defeated No. 21 Andrew Sparks, 8-3.

The Cowboys took seven of 10 matches in the duals with the losses coming at 141, 157 and heavyweight. At 141, true freshman Carter Young dropped his dual debut to Jake Bergeland by a score of 6-4, while Wyatt Sheets dropped his match with No. 5 Brayton Lee, 15-9. Luke Surber had the daunting task of facing top-ranked heavyweight and Olympic champion, Gable Steveson, who collected a 20-7 major decision.

Oklahoma State will return to Stillwater and prepare for its home opener with Drexel on Sunday, November 28. The Cowboys will host the Dragons at 2 p.m., which can be seen on Big 12 Now on ESPN+


No. 6 Oklahoma State 23, No. 11 Minnesota 10
Nov. 20, 2021 | Maturi Pavilion | Minneapolis, Minn.
Attendance: 2, 994
125: No. 19 Trevor Mastrogiovanni (OSU) dec. No. 5 Patrick McKee (MINN), 10-6
133: No. 2 Daton Fix (OSU) MD No. 33 Jake Gliva (MINN), 18-7
141: Jake Bergeland (MINN) dec. Carter Young (OSU), 6-4
149: No. 22 Kaden Gfeller (OSU) dec. No. 26 Michael Blockhus (MINN), 9-4
157: No. 5 Brayton Lee (MINN) dec. No. 14 Wyatt Sheets (OSU), 15-9
165: No. 6 Travis Wittlake (OSU) dec. No. 21 Andrew Sparks (MINN), 8-3
174: No. 15 Dustin Plott (OSU) dec. No. 23 Jared Krattiger (MINN) 6-1
184: No. 7 Dakota Geer (OSU) dec. No. 21 Isaiah Salazar (MINN), SV-1 3-1
197: No. 1 AJ Ferrari (OSU) MD Michial Foy (MINN), 12-4
HWT: No. 1 Gable Steveson (MINN) MD Luke Surber (OSU), 20-7
 
COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 8 Ohio State (2-0) traveled to Blacksburg, Virginia, Friday to face No. 10 Virginia Tech (0-1) at Cassell Coliseum and the Top 10 battle did not disappoint. The Buckeyes earned the 17-13 win that was not decided until the final bout between heavyweights Tate Orndorff of Ohio State and the Hokies’ Nathan Trexler.

How it Happened

The match started at 125 between No. 14 Malik Heinselman from Ohio State and No. 12 Sam Latona of VT. Neither was able to score until Heinselman earned an escape to start the second period for the 1-0 lead. Latona tied it at 1-all with an escape to start the third. Heinselman earned the first takedown of the night with 40 seconds left and then added another after a Latona escape to win by decision 5-2.

Dylan Koontz was next up for the Buckeyes at 133 vs. No. 4 Korbin Meyers. Meyers led 2-1 after the first period but Koontz tied at 2-all with an escape in the second before another Meyers takedown made it 4-2 heading into the third. Meyers went on to earn a 10-2 win by major decision to give the Hokies a 4-3 lead.

At 141, Dylan D’Emilio took on Collin Gerardi of Virginia Tech. Despite an action-packed first period, there were no points awarded heading into the second period. D’Emilio was in control for the entire second to collect two minutes of riding time. D’Emilio escaped to start the third and scored a late takedown to win by decision 4-0 after the riding time point was added.

In one of the two featured Top 10 matchups of the match, No. 2 Sammy Sasso of Ohio State and No. 9 Bryce Andonian of Virginia Tech battled at 149. Sasso scored first with a takedown and added two more around two Andonian escapes and a late Virginia Tech reversal to make it 6-4 after the first. Sasso escaped to start the second for a 7-4 lead to start the third period. Andonian escaped to start the third then was awarded a takedown before an Andonian reversal made it 9-7. Sasso secured the match with an escape and a point for riding time to make the final 11-7 and a win by decision.

Bryce Hepner took the mat for the first time in a dual at 157 for the Buckeyes vs. No. 29 Connor Brady. After one period, Brady led 2-1 on a takedown followed by a Hepner escape. The match headed to the third with Brady up 3-1 on a second period escape. Hepner earned an escape in the third but it was not enough as he fell by decision, 3-2.

No. 10 Carson Kharchla took on Clayton Ulrey of Virgina Tech at 165. Kharchla scored the first take down and allowed Ulrey an escape and then took Ulrey down again to lead 4-1 after one period. Ulrey scored an escape to start the second to head into the third period trailing Kharchla, 4-2. Starting in the down position to start the third, Kharchla earned an escape and a point for riding time to win by decision, 5-2.

At 174, No. 6 Ethan Smith was challenged by No. 4 Mekhi Lewis of Virginia Tech. Lewis scored the first takedown followed by a reversal by Smith. After an escape, Lewis entered the second period leading 3-2. Smith got the quick escape to tie the bout at 3-all. Lewis grabbed the escape point and then a takedown to win the match by decision, 6-4.

For the Buckeyes at 184, No. 21 Rocky Jordan wrestled No. 9 Hunter Bolen. After the first period, Bolen lead 2-0 on a takedown. The lead doubled to 4-0 heading into the third period after Jordan was called twice for stalling. A takedown and riding time led to the final 7-1 win for the Hokies to put Virginia Tech in the lead in team scoring, 13-12.

No. 24 Gavin Hoffman was up next with the chance to the put the Buckeyes back on top in the team scoring vs. Virginia Tech’s Dakota Howard. Hoffman scored the first takedown then cuts Howard loose for a 2-1 lead after the first. Howard ties it at 2-all after Hoffman cuts Howard loose again from the top position. Heading into the third tied at 2-all, Hoffman earned an escape to take the lead and hold on for the 3-2 win by decision.

The match was decided at heavyweight between No. 7 Tate Orndorff of the Buckeyes and No. 14 Nathan Trexler of Virginia Tech. There was no score after the first. Trexler defers and Orndorff chose down to start the second period and earned the bout’s first point with an escape late in the period. Take scored a takedown with just under a minute left in the third to take a 3-1 lead. Tate was called for stalling to cose the Buckeyes a team point but Tate held on for a 3-2 win by decision to secure the win for the Buckeyes.

  • The Buckeyes and Hokies have met 17 times with Ohio State owning the 14-3 lead in the series. The Buckeyes are 8-1 in Blacksburg.
  • Ohio State opened the season with a dual vs. No. 14 North Carolina. Ohio State built a 17-0 lead started with the 165 match and the debut of Carson Kharchla. The No. 8 Buckeyes won the match 23-12.
  • Several Buckeyes earned titles at the Ohio Intercollegiate Open Sunday in Tiffin, Ohio. Ohio State earned titles in the Open Division at 125 (Malik Heinselman), at 141 (Dylan D’Emilio), at 149 (Sammy Sasso), at 157 (Bryce Hepner), at 165 (Carson Kharchla), at 174 (Ethan Smith), at 197 (Gavin Hoffman) and at 285 (Tate Orndorff). In the Freshman/Sophomore Division, the Buckeyes won at 157 (Paddy Gallagher) and at heavyweight (Mike Misita).
  • According to Intermat Wrestling, the Buckeyes entered the match Friday with seven Buckeyes ranked among the Top 25 in their respective weight classes. They are: Malik Heinselman (No. 14/125); Sammy Sasso (No. 2/149); Carson Kharchla (No. 10/165); Ethan Smith (No. 6/174); Rocky Jordan (No. 21/184), Gavin Hoffman (No. 24/197) and Tate Orndorff (No. 7/HWT).
  • Sasso finished the 2021 season as the NCAA Runner-up at 149 with a 16-1 overall record and a 9-0 mark in duals. He recorded a 9-1 record vs. ranked opponents and had five pins, one technical fall and one major decision on the year. He is 5-0 this season with a Top 5 win vs. No. 5 Zach Sherman of North Carolina.
  • On Nov. 10, Tom Ryan, head coach of the Buckeyes, signed the top-ranked recruiting class in the country, including the Top 3 overall recruits.
  • Broderick Harris was included in the signing class as an honorary member. Broderick, who aspired to wrestle for the Buckeyes and in the Olympics, was a tireless and fierce competitor. He tragically died in a house fire at age 11 in 2014.
  • Ohio State will next compete against Notre Dame College in a dual at the Covelli Center Nov. 23 (7 p.m.). For tickets call 1-800-Go-Bucks or visit ohiostatebuckeyes.com.
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184 | No. 9 Hunter Bolen (VT) def. No. 21 Rocky Jordan (OSU) | D, 7-11213
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The Buckeyes return to Columbus for a home dual vs. Notre Dame College Nov. 23 at the Covelli Center. The match is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. It will be live streamed on B1G+($). Ohio State is 4-0 all-time vs. the Falcons. The last time the teams faced off was Nov. 15, 2013, a 29-11 win for the Buckeyes.
 
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The Virginia wrestling team (2-1) dropped a tight dual to Campbell (3-1) by a score of 21-15 at the Aquatic & Fitness Center on Saturday (Nov. 20) as the Camels pulled away with wins at the final two weight classes.

HOW IT HAPPENED
It was a back-and-forth battle on Saturday with the teams effectively trading scores to find themselves deadlocked at 15 after eight weight classes. Virginia got bonus-point victories from Brian Courtney at 133 and Justin McCoy at 165 pounds – Courtney won by major decision while McCoy picked up a tech fall early in the second period.

A pin by Campbell’s Austin Murphy at 174 pounds made up the difference and put Campbell on top heading into 184 pounds. Michael Battista would then pull of the upset with a 6-5 decision at 184 pounds over No. 16 Caleb Hopkins to knot the match at 15. Battista pulled even with Campbell after a review awarded him a stall point before he got an escape right before the buzzer to take the win.

Campbell would then get decisions at the final two weight classes to claim the dual.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
125: Korbin Meink (CU) dec. Patrick McCormick, 4-2 – CU 3, UVA 0
133: No. 15 Brian Courtney major dec. Domenic Zaccone (CU), 14-3 – UVA 4, CU 3
141: Shannon Hanna (CU) dec. Scott Kiyono, 10-5 – CU 6, UVA 4
149: No. 16 Josh Heil (CU) dec. No. 29 Jarod Verkleeren, 4-2 – CU 9, UVA 4
157: Jon Errico dec. Matthew Dallara (CU), 4-2 – CU 9, UVA 7
165: No. 19 Justin McCoy tech fall Riley Augustine (CU), 17-2 – UVA 12, CU 9
174: Austin Murphy (CU) pinned Krystian Kinsey, 2:52 – CU 15, UVA 12
184: Michael Battista dec. No. 16 Caleb Hopkins (CU), 6-5 – UVA 15, CU 15
197: Chris Kober (CU) dec. Ethan Weatherspoon, 4-2 (sv-1) – CU 18, UVA 15
285: No. 29 Taye Ghadiali (CU) dec. No. 18 Quinn Miller, 3-2 – CU 21, UVA 15

EXTRA MATCHES
125: Zurich Storm (CU) dec. Trey Lane, 6-5
157: Jakob Chisolm (CU) pinned Alex Cruz, 5:20

NOTES ON THE DUAL
• Virginia is now 6-1-0 all-time against Campbell in the series between the two teams.
• Brian Courtney (133), Jon Errico (157) and Justin McCoy (165) all improved to 3-0 in dual action this season.
• Scott Kiyono (149) and Krystian Kinsey (174) both saw their first dual action of the year.

FROM HEAD COACH STEVE GARLAND
“We lost a really tight dual today that went down to heavyweight, but you have to give Campbell credit because every time we did something good, they responded. It was back-and-forth, but they won the close ones and found a way to get gritty when they needed to. We have to learn from that and that’s what we’re going to work on.”

UP NEXT FOR THE HOOS
Virginia will return to action next weekend when members of the squad travel to compete at the Mat Town Open hosted by Lock Haven on Sunday (Nov. 28).
 
THACA, N.Y. - In his first dual from the head coach's seat, Mike Grey '11 and the Cornell wrestling program defeated Stanford, 30-9, on Saturday night. The Friedman Wrestling Center was buzzing all evening as fans came out in droves for the much anticipated return of long-time Cornell head coach, Rob Koll. The Big Red won eight of 10 total matches, including three with bonus points.

"The Friedman was as loud as I've ever heard it tonight," Grey said. "When Julian Ramirez won it was as loud as when Kyle Dake defeated Alex Krom back in 2009. The fans showed out and made it tough for Stanford. It was a raucous environment and that's how we like it. Our guys fought and won the fifty-fifty positions tonight. I attribute that to our training and our desire to send a message in this match."

Saturday marked the Friedman dual debuts of freshmen Greg Diakomihalis, Cole Handlovic and Julian Ramirez, as well as sophomores Colton Yapoujian, Chris Foca, Jacob Cardenas and Lewis Fernandes. Yapoujian appeared in a pair of duals for the Big Red during the 2019-20 season, but never wrestled under the lights in Friedman.

Greg Diakomihalis wrestled a tight match with Logan Ashton at 125 pounds in the first bout of the night. Both wrestlers traded escapes before Ashton scored the winning takedown in the third period.

Making his return to the Cornell lineup up a weight from where wrestling fans last saw him two seasons ago, sophomore Vito Arujau wasted no time firing off shot after shot against #32 Jackson DiSario. Arujau found a takedown a minute into the first period and never let up, taking down DiSario four times and reversing him twice over the course of the match in addition to having nearly four minutes of riding time.

Handlovic impressed at 141 pounds in his Big Red dual debut, defeating Jason Miranda by decision, 4-0. A lengthy scramble led to the first takedown for Handlovic and a big mat return helped him mount an early riding time advantage. Miranda put a hard ride on Handlovic's legs in the second period to erase the riding time, but a reversal at the end of the second gave Handlovic a 4-0 lead.

Junior Yianni Diakomihalis didn't disappoint in the most anticipated match-up of the night, defeating #8 Jaden Abas by a score of 3-1. Abas, an All-American at 149 pounds in 2021, got hit for stalling multiple times throughout the match as Diakomihalis was the primary aggressor throughout. An escape and a technical point for grabbing shoelaces gave Diakomihalis the advantage in the end.

Yapoujian used a late reversal in short time to defeat Charlie Darracott at 157 pounds, 4-3. A first period takedown gave Yapoujian a 2-0 cushion, but a pair of escapes by Darracott erased that lead heading into the third. Darracott put a tough ride on Yapoujian in the third, securing himself a riding time point, but Yapoujian's late reversal spoiled Darracott's upset attempt. Needing to ride out the final 15 seconds, Yapoujian was able to return Darracott to the mat.

In what will be one of the upsets of the year, freshman Julian Ramirez sent the Friedman Wrestling Center into a frenzy with a win over No. 1-ranked Shane Griffith at 165 pounds. As the defending NCAA Champion, Griffith entered Saturday with just one loss on his collegiate resume. Ramirez came out of the gates quick and scrambled for the early takedown. On bottom to start the second, Ramirez escaped and tried to throw Griffith who ended up off the edge of the mat. Griffith started the third on bottom and escaped to bring the score to 3-2 before the Stanford corner challenged a call of 'no takedown' near its corner. After review, the refs upheld the call on the mat, securing the upset for Ramirez.

"Ramirez is a big time performer," Grey said. "He has to continue to have the same performances week-in-and-week-out, but when the lights are on he's going to wrestle. We know he has the talent and we believe he can do those things."

Foca took an early 6-2 lead over #30 Tyler Eischens with a takedown, two near fall and a reversal. Eischens scored a reversal of his own and escaped twice to bring the score of 6-4 heading into the third where he put a tough ride on Foca. Foca defended well on bottom and didn't allow Eischens any chance at a turn, grinding out the 6-4 victory.

Junior Jonathan Loew continued his strong start to the season at 184 pounds, earning a fall in 1:37 against Colbey Harlan. Loew worked for it and eventually found the assassin that him and senior Ben Darmstadt have worked on in the room together.

Cardenas capped off a great night of wrestling with an 18-3 tech fall over #26 Nick Stemmet at 197 pounds. The Kearny, N.J. native didn't let up for a second in the bout, scoring four takedowns in the match and adding two sets of back points. Cardenas added an escape and 2:27 of riding time to earn his first dual win.

Stanford took the final bout of the evening by injury default.

Up Next: Cornell will wrestle at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational, Dec. 3-4 before heading to Florida for the Journeymen National Duals on Dec. 20.

Dual Summary - #12 Cornell 30, #23 Stanford 9
125: Logan Ashton dec. Greg Diakomihalis, 3-1
133: (#3 @ 125) Vito Arujau major dec. #32 Jackson DiSario, 14-3
141: Cole Handlovic dec. Jason Miranda, 4-0
149: #1 Yianni Diakomihalis dec. #8 Jaden Abas, 3-1
157: #25 Colton Yapoujian dec. Charlie Darracott, 4-3
165: Julian Ramirez dec. #1 Shane Griffith, 3-2
174: #9 Chris Foca dec. #30 Tyler Eischens, 6-4
184: #20 Jonathan Loew fall (1:37) Colbey Harlan
197: Jacob Cardenas tech fall #26 Nick Stemmet, 18-3
285: Peter Ming inj. def. #15 Lewis Fernandes
 
No. 7 Arizona State (1-0) set quite the tone for its season on Friday. The Sun Devils earned a quality 22-12 win over No. 17 Oklahoma (1-1).

The Sun Devil stars really stood out. Arizona State’s Courtney McGee took home a 12-3 win against Tony Madrigal. Each wrestler came into the match ranked in the top 10 individually in the 133-pound division; McGee was eighth and Madrigal was 10th.

Another ranked match came between top names in the 125 weight. No. 4 Brandon Courtney earned a decision over No. 20 Joey Prata. Jacori Teemer (No. 4 in 151) and Cohlton Schultz (No. 4 in heavyweight) both won top 20 matchups. Teemer won 11-5 over No. 18 Justin Thomas and Schultz beat No. 19 Josh Heindselman 4-1.

Jesse Vasquez (No. 18 in 141), Kyle Parco (No. 7 in 149) and Anthony Valencia (No. 7 in 165) all earned wins as well.


The lone top match that didn’t go Arizona State’s way was in the 197 weight class. No. 7 Kordell Norfleet and No. 6 Jake Woodley displayed why they are so close in the rankings. The two were tied leading into the late stages of the third period but a two-point takedown by Woodley gave him a 5-3 win.

Arizona State heads to Wyoming for the Cowboy open on Nov. 28.
 
Looking at the next oppponent

CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Oregon State wrestling team split a pair of duals at Gill Coliseum Saturday night, defeating Campbell, 23-12, before a 21-12 loss to Lehigh.

Mateo Olmos and Grant Willits both went 2-0 on the night. Olmos defeated Campbell's Austin Murphy, 6-4, in his first bout of the night at 174, then followed that with a 4-1 decision over Lehigh's Jake Logan in his second.

Willits, meanwhile, defeated Campbell's Shannon Hanna, 7-4, at 141. He followed that with a 3-0 decision over Lehigh's Dan Moran.

The Beavers defeated Campbell by 11 in the first dual of the night, with help from a pair of victories by Brandon Kaylor and Gary Traub. Kaylor opened his season with a pin in just 2:46 to put OSI up early by a 6-0 count.

Traub capped off OSU's first dual with a 27-9 technical fall for his first win as a Beaver. The victory assured OSU of the win after Campbell had picked up a pair of victories at 184 and 197 pounds.

Willits' brother, Hunter, took 157, 5-0. Matthew Olguin (15-9 decision) at 165 also won his season debut.

The Beavers and Mountain Hawks took a 12-12 tie into the 184-pound bout but Lehigh picked up three consecutive decions to win the dual by nine.

Jason Shaner won his only bout of the night, 10-8, over Malyke Hines at 133. He was followed by Grant Willits' second win and then Cory Crooks, who won, 6-4, at 149 over Manzona Bryant IV.

Oregon State 23, Campbell 12
125- Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State) fall Anthony Molton (Campbell), 2:46. OSU 6, CU 0
133- Domenic Zaccone (Campbell) decision Devan Turner (Oregon State), 5-4. OSU 6, CU 3
141- Grant Willits (Oregon State) decision Shannon Hanna (Campbell), 7-4. OSU 9, CU 3
149- Josh Heil (Campbell) decision Cory Crooks (Oregon State), 5-0. OSU 9, CU 6
157- Hunter Willits (Oregon State) decision Matthew Dallara (Campbell), 5-0. OSU 12, CU 6
165- Matthew Olguin (Oregon State) decision Troy Nation (Campbell), 15-9. OSU 15, CU 6
174- Mateo Olmos (Oregon State) decision Austin Murphy (Campbell), 6-4. OSU 18, CU 6
184- Caleb Hopkins (Campbell) decision Mason Reiniche (Oregon State), 3-2. OSU 18, CU 9
197- Levi Hopkins (Campbell) decision J.J. Dixon (Oregon State), 4-1. OSU 18, CU 12
HWT- Gary Traub (Oregon State) tech fall Chad Nix (Campbell), 27-9. OSU 23, CU 12

Lehigh 21, Oregon State 12
125- Jaret Lane (Lehigh) decision Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State), 9-5. LU 3, OSU 0
133- Jason Shaner (Oregon State) decision Malyke Hines (Lehigh), 10-8. OSU 3, LU 3
141- Grant Willits (Oregon State) decision Dan Moran (Lehigh), 3-0. OSU 6, LU 3
149- Cory Crooks (Oregon State) decision Manzona Bryant IV (Lehigh), 6-4. OSU 9, LU 3
157- Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) fall Hunter Willits (Oregon State), 2:08. OSU 9, LU 9
165- Brian Meyer (Lehigh) decision Matthew Olguin (Oregon State), 4-2. LU 12, OSU 9
174- Mateo Olmos (Oregon State) decision Jake Logan (Lehigh), 4-1. OSU 12, LU 12
184- AJ Burkhart (Lehigh) decision Mason Reiniche (Oregon State), 10-4. LU 15, OSU 12
197- JT Davis (Lehigh) decision J.J. Dixon (Oregon State), 6-1. LU 18, OSU 12
HWT- Jordan Wood (Lehigh) decision Gary Traub (Oregon State), 4-3. LU 21, OSU 12

Extra Matches That Do Not Count In Team Scores
174- Cameron Andrews (Campbell) decision Brad Kata (Oregon State), 4-2
133- Devan Turner (Oregon State) decision Satoshi Abe (Lehigh), 12-7
141- Chris Rivera (Campbell) major decision Kaden Kuenzi (Oregon State), 16-4
149- Manzona Bryant IV (Lehigh) decision Lane Stigall (Oregon State), 11-9
174- Brad Kata (Oregon State) decision Caden Wright (Lehigh), 6-4

Attendance: 556

The Beavers return to action Saturday when taking on Penn State in Manheim, Pa. The Beavers and Nittany Lions get underway at 4 p.m. PT.


MANHEIM, Pa. – Brandon Kaylor and Hunter Willits each picked up wins but the Oregon State wrestling team dropped a 32-7 decision to No. 2 Penn State Saturday at Spooky Nook.

Kaylor won his 125-pound bout against Penn State's Baylor Shunk, 16-9, to put the Beavers on the board first. The win was the 30th of the redshirt sophomore's career at Oregon State.

Penn State picked up wins at 133, 141 and 149 to go up 9-3 before Willits scored a 19-6 major decision over the Nittany Lions' Joey Blumer. Willits is 2-1 this season and 58-34 as a Beaver.

Penn State won the last five bouts of the night to post the 32-7 victory.

#2 Penn State 32, Oregon State 7
125- #29 Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State) decision Baylor Shunk (Penn State), 16-9. OSU 3, PSU 0
133- #1 Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) decision Jason Shaner (Oregon State), 8-3. OSU 3, PSU 3
141- #2 Nick Lee (Penn State) decision #10 Grant Willits (Oregon State), 11-4. PSU 6, OSU 3
149- Beau Bartlett (Penn State) decision #24 Cory Crooks (Oregon State), 1-0. PSU 9, OSU 3
157- #15 Hunter Willits (Oregon State) major decision Joey Blumer (Penn State), 19-6. PSU 9, OSU 7
165- Creighton Edsell (Penn State) decision Matthew Olguin (Oregon State), 7-3. PSU 12, OSU 7
174- #1 Carter Starocchi (Penn State) tech fall Mateo Olmos (Oregon State), 17-2. PSU 17, OSU 7
184- #1 Aaron Brooks (Penn State) fall Jackson McKinney (Oregon State), 1:03. PSU 23, OSU 7
197- #4 Max Dean (Penn State) major decision J.J. Dixon (Oregon State), 16-3. PSU 27, OSU 7
HWT- #5 Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) technical fall #24 Gary Traub (Oregon State), 16-0. PSU 32, OSU 7

Oregon State remains in Manheim for the Defense Soap Collegiate Classic Sunday, which begins at 6 a.m. PT.
 
js8793 said:
that’s insane. he lost to matt lee last week who is currently sitting behind edsell at psu. 2 national champs go down in the first 2 weeks and neither to a top 10 guy.
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Ramirez was kicked in the head and knocked out in the match with Lee.
 
Vallholl said:
OKSt vs MN borrowed from MN Wrestling Twitter

125 Mastrogiovanni gets the escape, and McKee won't be able to come back as it will be a 10-6 decision loss for McKee OKSt 3 vs MN 0
133 Another takedown for Fix at the end, and after RT it's a 18-7 major for Fix OKSt 7 vs MN 0
141 pounds, Jake Bergeland will get the nod as he takes on Carter Young for the Cowboys!
Final seconds wind down as Young gets a takedown with two seconds left but that's a HUGE 6-4 decision win for Jake Bergeland!! Bergeland with the 𝙒𝙄𝙉 to put the #Gophers on the board! OKSt 7 vs MN 3
149 Huge match upcoming as No. 19 Michael Blockhus takes on Oklahoma State's Kaden Gfeller! Blockhus shoots, but Gfeller spins behind and that will seal it. 9-4 in favor of Gfeller is how it ends. OKSt 10 vs MN 3
157 Lee (MN) vs Sheets 15-9 decision for Brayton! OKSt 10 vs MN 6
165 No. 18 Andrew Sparks runs out to center mat as he gets ready to take on No. 6 Travis Wittlake. . Sparks the aggressor in the third, but it ends 8-3 Wittlake OKSt 13 vs MN 6
174 pounds! No. 20 Jared Krattiger takes on No. 19 Dustin Plott! 6-1 decision for Dustin Plott. OKSt 16 vs MN 6
184 Isaiah Salazar is ready to toe the line, as he faces a tough test in No. 6 Dakota Geer! Oklahoma State - 16 #Gophers - 6
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Surprised at Young losing! He likely is a bit small for the weight!
 
MVPFAN said:
That and his road to fame has been freestyle.
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Yep and while he's a stud young wrestler who will get better as the season progresses, it's example #98798798 why people put WAY too much stock in offseason freestyle results when predicting near term folkstyle success.
 
GantryZ said:
Yep and while he's a stud young wrestler who will get better as the season progresses, it's example #98798798 why people put WAY too much stock in offseason freestyle results when predicting near term folkstyle success.
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IMO, there are not 98,798,798 examples of why freestyle and folkstyle successes don't relate. A few yes, but ultimately wrestling is wrestling. That 15-12 win he had over Seth Gross was a great match to watch!

Obviously getting off bottom, mat wrestling and finishing his shots were a problem for Carter. That's not uncommon for D-1 college true freshman jumping into the big show for the first time. Remember Murin and Nathan Burak trying to finish shots as freshman?
 
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He looked fine at the end of the match…just had to finish shots. I don’t know if I would have started him right out of the gate over going to opens and getting more than a few months in the room.
 
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He looked fine at the end of the match…just had to finish shots. I don’t know if I would have started him right out of the gate over going to opens and getting more than a few months in the room.
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Horn would have been fine to use while he eased into it.
 
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NC State, NC 34 West Virginia, WV 6

akob Camacho (NC State) over Colton Drousias (West Virginia) (MD 14-4)40
133Kai Orine (NC State) over Garett Lautzenheiser (West Virginia) (Dec 4-1)30
141Ryan Jack (NC State) over Caleb Rea (West Virginia) (Dec 8-7)30
149Tariq Wilson (NC State) over Jeff Boyd (West Virginia) (MD 13-4)40
157Ed Scott (NC State) over Alex Hornfeck (West Virginia) (MD 22-8)40
165Peyton Hall (West Virginia) over Thomas Bullard (NC State) (Dec 6-3)03
174Hayden Hidlay (NC State) over Dennis Robin (West Virginia) (TF 20-3 5:30)50
184Trent Hidlay (NC State) over Anthony Carman (West Virginia) (Fall 0:23)60
197Isaac Trumble (NC State) over Jackson Moomau (West Virginia) (TF 18-0 5:49)50
285Michael Wolfgram (West Virginia) over Owen Trephan (NC State) (Dec 6-5)03
Extra: Brayden Roberts (West Virginia) over Hunter Lewis (NC State) (Dec 4-0)00
Extra: Scott Joll (West Virginia) over Alex Faison (NC State) (Dec 7-6)00
 
Michigan, MI 31 Buffalo, NY 3

125Jack Medley (Michigan) over Tristan Daugherty (Buffalo) (Dec 8-2)03
133Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) over Derek Spann (Buffalo) (MD 14-4)04
141Cole Mattin (Michigan) over Ben Freeman (Buffalo) (SV-1 3-1)03
149Kanen Storr (Michigan) over John Arceri (Buffalo) (Dec 2-0)03
157Will Lewan (Michigan) over Ty Raines (Buffalo) (Dec 4-3)03
165Cameron Amine (Michigan) over Noah Grover (Buffalo) (Dec 3-2)03
174Max Maylor (Michigan) over Giuseppe Hoose (Buffalo) (Dec 9-6)03
184Jelani Embree (Michigan) over Jake Lanning (Buffalo) (MD 16-5)04
197Patrick Brucki (Michigan) over Samuael Mitchell (Buffalo) (TF 20-4 7:00)05
285Tobin Cahill (Buffalo) over Robert Striggow (Michigan) (Dec 2-0)30
 
Robb of Nebraska almost beat Carr of ISU. Got taken down with 2 sec left in match to go to overtime. Then got taken down again and lost.
 
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