Other results 2/15-2/19

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Carr Defeats O'Toole; ISU Falls at Missouri - Iowa State University Athletics

COLUMBIA, Mo. – No. 3 Iowa State (16-3, 7-1 Big 12) dropped its first Big 12 dual in over two calendar years to No. 10 Missouri (8-3, 7-1 Big 12), 23-12, Wednesday

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Carr Defeats O'Toole; ISU Falls at Missouri​

COLUMBIA, Mo. – No. 3 Iowa State (16-3, 7-1 Big 12) dropped its first Big 12 dual in over two calendar years to No. 10 Missouri (8-3, 7-1 Big 12), 23-12, Wednesday evening inside the Hearns Center.

In what many dubbed as the "Match of the Year" between No. 1 Keegan O'Toole and No. 2 David Carr, Carr emerged victorious, 7-2. Carr, known for his crisp technique, showed flashes of his scrambling ability as he got two takedowns in the win over the defending 165-pound national champion. Carr also showed his prowess on top, riding O'Toole for the entire third period to secure the riding time point.

The dual featured four top 10 matchups and Iowa State took four of 10 bouts, including two of the top 10 matchups. Missouri got pins at 125 and 149 pounds to separate themselves in with the later coming in sudden victory.

Marcus Coleman got Iowa State on the board at 184 pounds with a gritty 4-2 decision over Colton Hawks. The wrestlers traded escapes before Coleman secured the go-ahead takedown with less than a minute left and rode him out to secure the riding time point.

Sam Schuyler picked up another victory for the Cyclones at 285 pounds to tie the dual, 6-6, after four matches. The Cyclone senior used a pair of first-period takedowns to defeat No. 7 Zach Elam, 5-3. Schuyler was previously 0-3 in his career against Elam.

Missouri took control of the dual with a pin at 125 pounds, but Zach Redding got the Cyclones back into it with a 7-5 decision over Connor Brown at 133 pounds.

Paniro Johnson dropped a tight one to No. 7 Brock Mauller. Johnson was the aggressor in the overtime period and appeared to get the match-winning takedown in SV-1 but was not awarded the call after a lengthy review. Mauller eventually countered a Johnson shot and took the Cyclone to his back for the pin in 8:45.

Up Next
Iowa State will send a contingent of wrestlers to the Last Chance Open Sunday at the Lied Rec Center. Wrestling will begin at 10 a.m.

Match-by-Match Results
No. 3 Iowa State 12, No. 10 Missouri 23
174: #7 Peyton Mocco (MIZ) dec. #27 Julien Broderson (ISU), 7-5
184: #4 Marcus Coleman (ISU) dec. #25 Colton Hawks (MIZ), 4-2
197: #4 Rocky Elam (MIZ) dec. #7 Yonger Bastida (ISU), 4-0
285: #9 Sam Schuyler (ISU) dec. #7 Zach Elam (MIZ), 5-3
125: #13 Noah Surtin (MIZ) WBF Ethan Perryman (ISU), 2:54
133: #19 Zach Redding (ISU) dec. #27 Connor Brown (MIZ), 9-7
141: #16 Allan Hart (MIZ) dec. #32 Casey Swiderski (ISU), 7-1
149: #7 Brock Mauller (MIZ) WBF #10 Paniro Johnson (ISU), 8:45
157: #10 Jarrett Jacques (MIZ) dec. #26 Jason Kraisser (ISU), 2-0
165: #2 David Carr (ISU) dec. #1 Keegan O'Toole (MIZ), 7-2
*Missouri was deducted a team point following the 149-pound match for unsportsmanlike conduct

Attendance: 4,819
Officials: Jimmy Chen, Michael Frederiksen

 

[sdvike]

I thought Jimmy Chen was a really good referee. You know there good when you dont really notice them (take note Angel Rivera).

 

[MitchLL]

I thought Jimmy Chen was a really good referee. You know there good when you dont really notice them (take note Angel Rivera).

Doesn't matter.

Clone fans always think the other guy should get dinged for stalling. Their other "go to" is the ISU will win the next time.

Like clockwork.

 

[PAHURDLER]

Doesn't matter.

Clone fans always think the other guy should get dinged for stalling.

Wait did you actually post this on an Iowa wrestling board?

 

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STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team took down Oklahoma for the 17th consecutive time on senior night in Gallagher-Iba Arena, 26-6.

The win moved the all-time series record to 149-27-10 in favor of the Cowboys. Oklahoma State has defeated the Sooners in Gallagher-Iba Arena every season since 1999 and closed out the 2022-23 campaign with a 6-1 home record.

Four Cowboy seniors were honored before the match, including Kaden Gfeller, Wyatt Sheets, Jalin Harper and Gavin Stika. In addition, Ricky Stewart, a two-time national champion and four time All-American for OSU, was presented with the 2023 Gallagher Award.

"Kaden coming back, having a daughter and making a commitment to coming back was big for us and really he's having one of his better years, discipline-wise," head coach John Smith said. "Stika and Harper, you think of those guys and they didn't get to wrestle a lot , but they're seniors graduating. Stika in Ag and plans to get into the meat business, and Harper in business. They are both great guys. Some of my best alumni are guys that didn't get to wrestle a whole lot. That tells you a little bit about Oklahoma State wrestling and what a fortunate thing I've been blessed to be a part of for so long… And Wyatt, what a crazy career he's had. It looks like it appears to be one of his better years right now."

After the Sooners' claimed a decision at 125 pounds to open the dual, Daton Fix put the Cowboys on top with a 15-6 major decision over No. 28 Wyatt Henson and they never looked back. Carter Young and Victor Voinovich followed up with decisions of their own, avenging losses from the first Bedlam dual in Norman. Young's 5-3 decision over No. 7 Mosha Schwartz is his fourth win over a top-10 opponent this season.

Six months after returning to the program for his final season of eligibility, Gfeller went out on top in his final home match with a 14-3 major decision over Jacob Butler. After the first period ended at 3-3, the Cowboy senior outscored Butler 11-0 in the final two periods, including a late takedown and four-point near fall in the third period that clinched the major decision.

"I wish they would've called a pin," Gfeller said. "I would've got hyped up for that. I don't know what I would've done, but it would've been something crazy… It was awesome. It's a lot of fun to wrestle in Gallagher, especially earlier in the week when there's a lot of people. I felt like the crowd was pretty rowdy tonight, especially for it being a Thursday. It was really cool. Great experience."

Following Gfeller's major decision, Wyatt Sheets' late comeback attempt came up short against No. 22 Gerrit Nijenhuis. Dustin Plott put the Cowboys back on track with a 7-2 decision over No. 22 Tate Picklo as OSU would take the final four matches to seal the victory.

Travis Wittlake used a reversal and takedown en route to a 7-4 decision over former Cowboy Keegan Moore at 184 pounds, while Luke Surber defeated his former teammate at Tuttle High School, Carson Berryhill, 4-1. Konner Doucet closed out the dual and OSU's season in Gallagher-Iba Arena with a 2-1 win in overtime over No. 15 Josh Heindselman. After riding out Heindselman in the first 30-second period of the tiebreakers, Doucet selected a neutral start and avoided being taken down to win on riding time.

The Cowboys will close out the regular season on Sunday against No. 2 Iowa in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The match will be televised on Big Ten Network beginning at 3:30 p.m. CT.

No. 6 Oklahoma State 26, Oklahoma 6
Feb. 16, 2023 I Gallagher-Iba Arena I Stillwater, Okla.
Attendance: 6,373
125: No. 30 Joey Prata (OU) dec. No. 28 Reece Witcraft (OSU), 7-2
133: No. 2 Daton Fix (OSU) MD No. 28 Wyatt Henson (OU), 15-6
141: No. 15 Carter Young (OSU) dec. No. 7 Mosha Schwartz (OU), 5-3
149: No. 20 Victor Voinovich (OSU) dec. No. 19 Mitch Moore (OU), 2-0
157: No. 9 Kaden Gfeller (OSU) MD Jacob Butler (OU), 14-3
165: No. 22 Gerrit Nijenhuis (OU) dec. No. 23 Wyatt Sheets (OSU), 10-6
174: No. 11 Dustin Plott (OSU) dec. No. 22 Tate Picklo (OU), 7-2
184: No. 10 Travis Wittlake (OSU) dec. Keegan Moore (OU), 7-4
197: No. 17 Luke Surber (OSU) dec. Carson Berryhill (OU), 4-1
HWT: No. 22 Konner Doucet (OSU) dec. No. 15 Josh Heindselman (OU), TB-1 2-1

 

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https://www.teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling/Features/2023/February/16/OSU-over-OU

 

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#11 Wrestling Shuts Out Bakersfield on Senior Day - Arizona State University Athletics

Sun Devils sweep the Roadrunners 42-0 en route to a fifth-consecutive victory in the home finale

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No. 11 Arizona State vs. CSU Bakersfield
125: Brandon Courtney (ASU) over Eddie Flores (CSUB) (MD 14-4)
133: Michael McGee (ASU) over Romeo McNeal (CSUB) (TF 18-3 3:00)
141: Emilio Ysaguirre Jr (ASU) over Louie Ramos (CSUB) (MD 15-3)
149: Kyle Parco (ASU) over Josh Brown (CSUB) (MD 10-1)
157: Max Wilner (ASU) over Brock Rogers (CSUB) (SV-1 9-7)
165: Tony Negron (ASU) over Braden Smelser (CSUB) (Dec 6-0)
174: Cael Valencia (ASU) over Albert Urias (CSUB) (Dec 6-5)
184: Shay Addison (ASU) over Jacob Hansen (CSUB) (MD 12-4)
197: Josh Nummer (ASU) over (CSUB) (For.)
285: Cohlton Schultz (ASU) over Paul Sharp (CSUB) (Fall 1:08)

"It was a great senior class, just a bunch of really good guys who've bonded together and had a high goal and they wanted to be good and obviously propelled the program to where it's at right now," head coach Zeke Jones said. "You don't replace guys like Brandon Courtney, Michael McGee and Kordell Norfleet. Ten-to-12 Pac-12 Championships and multiple-time All-Americans. They're irreplaceable and they're Sun Devil legends now."

Today's win was ASU's first shutout since a 43-0 victory over Cal Poly in January 2020. In addition to the freshmen's win, 125 through 149 earned bonus points, and Max Wilner's sudden victory at 157 improved ASU's overtime record to 9-2 on the year. McGee earned his fifth tech fall victory of the season too.

"It's nice to get a big, convincing win," Jones said. "We wrestle a lot in phases. Shay Addison and Emilio Ysaguirre were new faces in the lineup. Those young kids did a good job, so the future is bright."


Quoteables
Michael McGee
On the last home match of his career….
"It feels good man. It's bittersweet that I will never have another home dual. It is crazy it is really coming to an end, but we aren't done yet. Feels great every time to come out here and put on a show for the fans."

On the fan support….
"Honestly, ever since I transferred here all the love and support has been overwhelming. I love being a Sun Devil and they're like my family. They just welcomed me with open arms and it has been just awesome."


Brandon Courtney
On the last home game of his career….
"Man, it was awesome. It made it so much better that none of us lost and just dominated. We put the pressure on just like we train to do."

On the fan support….
"It has been a wild five years, actually six years. It's my sixth year and Sun Devil Nation has been great. The support I get is awesome."

Kordell Norfleet
On the last home match of his career….
"It lets me know I have been a part of something pretty special. Unfortunately I haven't been able to contribute recently. Injuries suck, but that is life. I know I got nine other warriors out there to kill it, pick me up, and get the job done. I appreciate everything and don't take it for granted. I've loved everything about the past 4 years.

On the fan support….
"The fans mean so much. They watched me transition from an unsure freshman, to a title contender every year. I love bringing people to their feet, watching their kids get excited, and being someone people remember and want to be around. It has been nothing short of spectacular and it warms your heart. You can always sleep good at night knowing you just made an impact. I think my job is done here, and that is what I care about, doing my job to bring people to their feet."

 

[MitchLL]

Wait did you actually post this on an Iowa wrestling board?

I'm referring to the bandwagon ISU fans that just recently jumped on.

That's a bit different than Hawk fans that have watched college wrestling for 30+ years.

 

[tigerguy_]

I'm referring to the bandwagon ISU fans that just recently jumped on.

That's a bit different than Hawk fans that have watched college wrestling for 30+ years.

What about a Hawk fan that's now an ISU fan too?

 

[MitchLL]

What about a Hawk fan that's now an ISU fan too?

Didn't know they exist.

 

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NCAA D1 Box Scores For February 13-19 - FloWrestling

Presented by EZ Flex. Check out complete NCAA D1 wrestling box scores from the 16th week of the 2022-23 season.

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Wednesday, February 15​

Gardner-Webb 30, Duke 10

125: Drew West (GW) over Ethan Grimminger (DUKE) (Fall 0:39)

133: Todd Carter (GW) over Logan Agin (DUKE) (Fall 2:46)

141: Zach Price (GW) over Christian Colman (DUKE) (TF 19-3 5:36)

149: Patrick Rowland (DUKE) over Parker Corwin (GW) (Dec 10-3)

157: Tyler Brignola (GW) over Logan Ferrero (DUKE) (Dec 5-2)

165: Rodrick Mosley (GW) over Gabe Dinette (DUKE) (MD 13-5)

174: Andrew Wilson (GW) over Nick Tattini (DUKE) (Dec 7-4)

184: Jha`Quan Anderson (GW) over Luke Chakonis (DUKE) (Dec 10-4)

197: Vincent Baker (DUKE) over Sam Mora (GW) (Dec 6-2)

285: Jonah Niesenbaum (DUKE) over Abraham Preston (GW) (MD 19-6)

Missouri 23, Iowa State 12

174: #6 Peyton Mocco (MIZZ) over Julien Broderson (ISU) (Dec 7-5)

184: #4 Marcus Coleman (ISU) over Colton Hawks (MIZZ) (Dec 4-2)

197: #4 Rocky Elam (MIZZ) over #8 Yonger Bastida (ISU) (Dec 4-0)

285: #8 Sam Schuyler (ISU) over #7 Zach Elam (MIZZ) (Dec 5-3)

125: #12 Noah Surtin (MIZZ) over Ethan Perryman (ISU) (Fall 2:54)

133: #24 Zach Redding (ISU) over Connor Brown (MIZZ) (Dec 9-7)

141: #16 Allan Hart (MIZZ) over Casey Swiderski (ISU) (Dec 7-1)

149: #6 Brock Mauller (MIZZ) over #9 Paniro Johnson (ISU) (Fall 8:45)

157: #14 Jarrett Jacques (MIZZ) over Jason Kraisser (ISU) (Dec 2-0)

165: #2 David Carr (ISU) over #1 Keegan O'Toole (MIZZ) (Dec 7-2)

Missouri deducted -1 team point for unsportsmanlike conduct

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Thursday, February 16​

Arizona State 42, CSU Bakersfield 0

125: #7 Brandon Courtney (ASU) over Eddie Flores (CSUB) (MD 14-4)

133: #4 Michael McGee (ASU) over Romeo McNeal (CSUB) (TF 18-3 3:00)

141: Emilio Ysaguirre Jr (ASU) over Louie Ramos (CSUB) (MD 15-3)

149: #5 Kyle Parco (ASU) over Josh Brown (CSUB) (MD 10-1)

157: Max Wilner (ASU) over Brock Rogers (CSUB) (SV-1 9-7)

165: Tony Negron (ASU) over Braden Smelser (CSUB) (Dec 6-0)

174: Cael Valencia (ASU) over Albert Urias (CSUB) (Dec 6-5)

184: Shay Addison (ASU) over Jacob Hansen (CSUB) (MD 12-4)

197: Josh Nummer (ASU) over (CSUB) (For.)

285: #5 Cohlton Schultz (ASU) over Paul Sharp (CSUB) (Fall 1:08)

Lock Haven 29, Edinboro 9

125: #14 Anthony Noto (LH) over Eamonn Jimenez (EDIN) (Fall 2:46)

133: Gable Strickland (LH) over Cameron Soda (EDIN) (Dec 3-2)

141: Sean Logue (LH) over Amonn Ohl (EDIN) (MD 13-4)

149: Nick Stonecheck (LH) over Jacob Pail (EDIN) (Dec 4-0)

157: Ashton Eyler (LH) over Luke Kemerer (EDIN) (Dec 4-2)

165: Avery Bassett (LH) over Alex Garee (EDIN) (Dec 2-0)

174: Jared McGill (EDIN) over Tyler Stoltzfus (LH) (Dec 4-2)

184: Colin Fegley (LH) over Jack Kilner (EDIN) (Dec 6-0)

197: Cody Mulligan (EDIN) over John Miller (LH) (Fall 4:33)

285: Isaac Reid (LH) over Nicholas Lodato (EDIN) (MD 12-3)

Oklahoma State 26, Oklahoma 6

125: Joey Prata (OU) over Reece Witcraft (OKST) (Dec 7-2)

133: #2 Daton Fix (OKST) over Wyatt Henson (OU) (MD 15-6)

141: #14 Carter Young (OKST) over #7 Mosha Schwartz (OU) (Dec 5-3)

149: Victor Voinovich (OKST) over #24 Mitch Moore (OU) (Dec 2-0)

157: #13 Kaden Gfeller (OKST) over Jacob Butler (OU) (MD 14-3)

165: #14 Gerrit Nijenhuis (OU) over #19 Wyatt Sheets (OKST) (Dec 10-6)

174: #9 Dustin Plott (OKST) over #21 Tate Picklo (OU) (Dec 7-2)

184: #11 Travis Wittlake (OKST) over Keegan Moore (OU) (Dec 7-4)

197: #21 Luke Surber (OKST) over Carson Berryhill (OU) (Dec 4-1)

285: #18 Konner Doucet (OKST) over #15 Josh Heindselman (OU) (TB-1 2-1)

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Friday, February 17​

Binghamton 19, American 13

125: Micah Roes (BU) DEC Maximilian Leete (AU), 3-2

133: Jack Maida (AU) DEC Ivan Garcia (BU), SV-1, 3-1

141: Nate Lucier (BU) DEC Ethan Szerencsits (AU), 5-4

149: Michael Zarif (BU) DEC Patrick Ryan (AU), 8-3

157: Jack Nies (AU) MAJ DEC Conner Decker (BU), 8-0

165: Brevin Cassella (BU) DEC Caleb Campos (AU), 4-3

174: Sam DePrez (BU) DEC Lucas White (AU), 7-5

184: #22 Jacob Nolan (BU) DEC Collin Shannon (AU)

197: Connor Bourne (AU) DEC Dimitri Gamkrelidze (BU)

285: Will Jarrell (AU) DEC Charlie Tibbitts (BU), 6-2

Rider 27, George Mason 9

125: Tyler Klinsky (RID) over Markel Baker (GMU) (Dec 3-1)

133: Richie Koehler (RID) over Patrick Schellpfeffer (GMU) (MD 10-2)

141: McKenzie Bell (RID) over Anthony Glasl (GMU) (MD 9-0)

149: #23 Quinn Kinner (RID) over Evan Maag (GMU) (Fall 2:23)

157: Peter Pappas (GMU) over Colton Washleski (RID) (Dec 3-2)

165: Drew Dickson (GMU) over Hunter Mays (RID) (Dec 8-5)

174: Michael Wilson (RID) over Logan Messer (GMU) (Dec 3-1)

184: Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Isaac Dean (RID) (Dec 9-6)

197: #6 Ethan Laird (RID) over Tyler Kocak (GMU) (MD 12-3)

285: David Szuba (RID) over Donovan Sprouse (GMU) (Dec 4-2)

Edinboro 23, Bloomsburg 18

125: Bronson Garber (BLOO) over Eamonn Jimenez (EDIN) (MD 10-2)

133: Cole Rhone (BLOO) over Cameron Soda (EDIN) (TF 15-0 7:00)

141: Amonn Ohl (EDIN) over Josh Mason (BLOO) (MD 14-4)

149: #22 Ryan Burgos (EDIN) over Cade Balestrini (BLOO) (Dec 6-0)

157: Luke Kemerer (EDIN) over John Reho (BLOO) (Fall 0:53)

165: Alex Garee (EDIN) over Trenton Harder (BLOO) (Dec 6-2)

174: Jared McGill (EDIN) over Anthony Derosa (BLOO) (Dec 8-2)

184: Buridano Stolfi (BLOO) over Jack Kilner (EDIN) (Dec 4-0)

197: Cody Mulligan (EDIN) over Tanner Culver (BLOO) (MD 12-2)

285: Shane Noonan (BLOO) over Nicholas Lodato (EDIN) (Fall 3:45)

Princeton 22, Bucknell 12

125: Nicholas Kayal (PRIN) over Grayson McLellan (BUCK) (Dec 11-4)

133: #23 Kurtis Phipps (BUCK) over Anthony Clark (PRIN) (Dec 4-0)

141: #19 Darren Miller (BUCK) over Christopher Martino (PRIN) (Fall 1:49)

149: Marshall Keller (PRIN) over Dylan Chappell (BUCK) (Dec 5-4)

157: Ty Whalen (PRIN) over Nick Delp (BUCK) (Dec 6-5)

165: #4 Quincy Monday (PRIN) over Chase Barlow (BUCK) (MD 15-4)

174: Kole Mulhauser (PRIN) over Sam Barnes (BUCK) (Dec 5-1)

184: Nate Dugan (PRIN) over Mason McCready (BUCK) (Dec 5-3)

197: Nolan Springer (BUCK) over Aidan Connor (PRIN) (Dec 6-0)

285: Nathan Stefanik (PRIN) over Luke Niemeyer (BUCK) (SV-1 3-1)

 

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Michigan State 20, Central Michigan 13

133: #22 Rayvon Foley (MSU) major dec Vince Perez (CMU) 10-2

141: Jordan Hamdan (MSU) dec Mason Breece (CMU) 6-4

149: Johnny Lovett (CMU) major dec Peyton Omania (MSU) 12-4

157: #11 Chase Saldate (MSU) dec #24 Corbyn Munson (CMU) 4-3

165: #24 Caleb Fish (MSU) dec Tracy Hubbard (CMU) 4-2

174: Alex Cramer (CMU) dec Ceasar Garza (MSU) 3-0

184: #13 Layne Malczewski (MSU) dec Ben Cushman (CMU) 6-4

197: #15 Cameron Caffey (MSU) major dec Cameron Wood (CMU) 16-7

285: Bryan Caves (CMU) dec Ryan Vasbinder (MSU) 5-1

125: Sean Spidle (CMU) dec Tristan Lujan (MSU) 6-2

Chattanooga 32, Bellarmine 8

125: Jack Parker (BU) over Logan Ashton (CHAT) (Dec 3-2)

133: #19 Brayden Palmer (CHAT) over Michael Schiffhauer (BU) (TF 20-5 6:25)

141: Franco Valdes (CHAT) over Chase Hall (BU) (Dec 5-3)

149: Noah Castillo (CHAT) over Zac Cowan (BU) (MD 16-6)

157: Lincoln Heck (CHAT) over Tavius Hosley (BU) (MD 10-2)

165: Kamdyn Munro (CHAT) over Cole Nance (BU) (Dec 8-5)

174: #10 Rocky Jordan (CHAT) over Devan Hendricks (BU) (Dec 8-1)

184: Matthew Waddell (CHAT) over Kennedy Wyatt (BU) (MD 12-4)

197: Thomas Sell (CHAT) over Luke Leclerc (BU) (Fall 5:20)

285: Thadd Huff (BU) over Nick Benton (CHAT) (Fall 2:01)

Bellarmine deducted -1 team point for control of mat

Harvard 32, Brown 10

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

133: Hunter Adrian (BRWN) over Dante Frinzi (HAR) (MD 11-3)

141: Joseph Cangro (HAR) over Ian Oswalt (BRWN) (Dec 5-3)

149: Jack Crook (HAR) over Blake Saito (BRWN) (Dec 7-2)

157: Trevor Tarsi (HAR) over Samuel McMonagle (BRWN) (MD 18-6)

165: Josh Kim (HAR) over Keegan Rothrock (BRWN) (Dec 9-2)

174: Alex Whitworth (HAR) over Drew Clearie (BRWN) (SV-1 6-4)

184: Leo Tarantino (HAR) over James Araneo (BRWN) (MD 10-1)

197: James Araneo (BRWN) over Michael Doggett (HAR) (Fall 5:52)

285: #9 Yaraslau Slavikouski (HAR) over Alex Semenenko (BRWN) (Fall 4:11)

Maryland 19, Binghamton 12

125: #16 Braxton Brown (MD) over Micah Roes (BING) (Dec 3-1)

133: Anthony Sobotker (BING) over King Sandoval (MD) (Dec 4-1)

141: Kal Miller (MD) over Christian Gannone (BING) (Dec 6-1)

149: Ethen Miller (MD) over Michael Zarif (BING) (MD 11-0)

157: Michael North (MD) over Conner Decker (BING) (Dec 2-0)

165: Brevin Cassella (BING) over John Best (MD) (Dec 3-1)

174: Sam DePrez (BING) over Dominic Solis (MD) (Dec 7-4)

184: #22 Jacob Nolan (BING) over Kevin Makosy (MD) (Dec 5-0)

197: #18 Jaxon Smith (MD) over Dimitri Gamkrelidze (BING) (Dec 8-2)

285: Jaron Smith (MD) over Cory Day (BING) (Dec 3-2)

NC State 28, North Carolina 6

141: #6 Ryan Jack (NCST) over #9 Lachlan McNeil (UNC) (Dec 7-5)

149: #14 Jackson Arrington (NCST) over Wil Guida (UNC) (Dec 10-6)

157: #3 Austin O'Connor (UNC) over #6 Ed Scott (NCST) (Dec 3-1)

165: Matthew Singleton (NCST) over Joseph Mazzara (UNC) (Dec 7-2)

174: Alex Faison (NCST) over #19 Clay Lautt (UNC) (Dec 6-1)

184: #3 Trent Hidlay (NCST) over Carson Tenold (UNC) (TF 24-9)

197: #7 Isaac Trumble (NCST) over Max Shaw (UNC) (Dec 3-1)

285: #11 Owen Trephan (NCST) over Brandon Whitman (UNC) (MD 17-6)

125: #24 Jack Wagner (UNC) over Troy Hohman (NCST) (Dec 8-5)

133: #15 Kai Orine (NCST) over Jace Palmer (UNC) (MD 10-1)

Virginia at Virginia Tech, 7:00 PM

West Virginia 24, Clarion 18

125: Joey Fischer (CLAR) over Jace Schafer (WVU) (Fall 4:28)

133: Mason Prinkey (CLAR) over Davin Rhoads (WVU) (SV-1 7-5)

141: Jordan Titus (WVU) over Seth Koleno (CLAR) (Dec 14-8)

149: #20 Sam Hillegas (WVU) over Kyle Schickel (CLAR) (Dec 10-8)

157: Alex Hornfeck (WVU) over Trevor Elfvin (CLAR) (MD 10-2)

165: #12 Peyton Hall (WVU) over Cameron Pine (CLAR) (TF 19-4 6:11)

174: Scott Joll (WVU) over John Worthing (CLAR) (Dec 13-9)

184: #21 Will Feldkamp (CLAR) over Anthony Carman (WVU) (Fall 0:31)

197: Tyler Bagoly (CLAR) over Austin Cooley (WVU) (Dec 4-0)

285: #14 Michael Wolfgram (WVU) over Austin Chapman (CLAR) (Fall 2:16)

 

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Cal Poly Edges Cardinal - Stanford University Athletics

A fall by Cal Poly heavyweight Trevor Tinker was the difference as the Mustangs edged No. 24 Stanford, 18-15, Friday, in Mott Athletics Center.

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Cal Poly Edges Cardinal​

Mustangs defeat Stanford, 18-15

02/17/2023 | Wrestling
By: Stanford Athletics
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – A fall by Cal Poly heavyweight Trevor Tinker was the difference as the Mustangs edged No. 24 Stanford, 18-15, Friday, in Mott Athletics Center.

Stanford is now 6-6 overall and 2-2 in Pac-12 duals, while Cal Poly (7-6) remains undefeated in the conference action at 4-0. The Cardinal and Mustangs each won five matches, but Tinker's first-period fall over Peter Ming in the final bout propelled Cal Poly past Stanford.

Nico Provo got the Cardinal on the board first with a 9-2 decision over Koda Holeman at 125 pounds. Ranked No. 16, Provo trailing 2-1 after one, Holeman deferred and Provo chose down to start the second. The freshman escaped and scored a takedown to go up 4-2 heading into the final frame. Holeman chose neutral and Provo went to work, recording a takedown, two back points and the riding time point. He is now 18-6 overall and 6-4 in duals.

After Cal Poly took a 6-3 lead, No. 11 Jaden Abas knotted the score by shutting out No. 25 Dom Demas, 4-0, at 149 pounds. The reigning Pac-12 Wrestler of the Week, Abas scored a takedown in the first, an escape to start the second and secured the riding time point. The redshirt junior improves to 21-4 on the season and 8-2 in duals.

Daniel Cardenas returned to the Cardinal lineup for the first time since Jan. 2, posting a 6-2 decision over Luka Wick at 157 pounds. Ranked in the top 10 nationally earlier this season, the true freshman took a 2-0 lead into the second period. Wick deferred and Cardenas chose down to start the second where he escaped and notched another takedown. Wick chose up to begin the third and Cardenas escaped for a 6-0 lead before giving up an inconsequential takedown. He is now 19-1 overall and 4-0 in duals.

Redshirt senior Shane Griffith earned his sixth consecutive win with a 2-0 decision over Legend Lamer at 165 pounds. Ranked No. 3, Griffith earned an escape in the second and rode out his opponent in the third to move to a team-best 22-1 overall and 10-1 in duals.

Ranked No. 25 at 174 pounds, Tyler Eischens capped off Stanford's scoring with an 8-3 decision over Brawley Lamer. Tied 2-2, Lamer deferred and Eischens went down. After earning an escape and another takedown, he held a 5-2 advantage to start the third. He gave up the escape, but scored another takedown and finished with riding time to improve to 20-6 overall ad 9-3 in duals.

Stanford closes out its dual season on Sunday, Feb. 26 at Oregon State.

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Cal Poly 18, No. 24 Stanford 15​

Weight	Matchup	Result
125	#26 Nico Provo (STAN) dec. Koda Holeman (CP)	9-2
133	Ethan Rotondo (CP) dec. #29 Jackson DiSario (STAN)	8-2
141	Lawrence Saenz (CP) dec. Jason Miranda (STAN)	5-3 (SV)
149	#11 Jaden Abas (STAN) dec. #25 Dom Demas (CP)	4-0
157	Daniel Cardenas (STAN) dec. Luka Wick (CP)	6-2
165	#3 Shane Griffith (STAN) dec. Legend Lamer (CP)	2-0
174	#25 Tyler Eischens (STAN) dec. Brawley Lamer (CP)	8-3
184	Jared Priest (CP) dec. Brook Byers (STAN)	9-4
197	#5 Bernie Truax (CP) dec. #31 Nick Stemmet (STAN)	9-5
285	Trevor Tinker (CP) fall Peter Ming (STAN)	F0:58

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[Valholl]

Virginia Falls At No. 9 Virginia Tech

Virginia closed out the dual season on Friday with a loss at No. 9 Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Falls At No. 9 Virginia Tech​

BLACKSBURG, Va. – The Virginia wrestling team (8-6, 1-4 ACC) closed out the dual season on Friday (Feb. 17) falling at No. 9 Virginia Tech (10-3, 4-1 ACC) by a score of 33-3 in the Smithfield Commonwealth Clash.
HOW IT HAPPENED
With the dual starting at 149 pounds, the Hokies got off to a quick start by claiming back-to-back victories with the opening bout coming on a late takedown. It would be a theme continued throughout the evening with Virginia Tech pulling away late in several contests – including two that went into sudden victory.
Virginia got on the board in the third bout of the night as No. 16 Justin McCoy picked up a 5-4 decision over No. 27 Connor Brady at 165 pounds.
Virginia Tech would take the final seven weight classes to secure the dual victory and a point in the Commonwealth Clash
THE COMMONWEALTH CLASH
• The rivalry between Virginia Athletics and Virginia Tech Athletics has a long and storied history dating back more than 125 years within the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Cavaliers and Hokies first faced off on the gridiron in Charlottesville in 1895. First coined the Commonwealth Clash during the 2014-2015 season, the rivalry has expanded and intensified across the 22 sports the two institutions face off in head-to-head competition.
• The dual was worth a point in the Clash and the Cavaliers lead this year’s Clash 5.0-3.0.
• UVA captured the Clash in 2015, 2016 and 2019, while Virginia Tech has won the Clash in 2017, 2018 and 2022. The 2020 and 2021 clashes were canceled due to the pandemic.
FROM HEAD COACH STEVE GARLAND
“Obviously we aren’t ok with the final score. What I’m trying to do now is focus on the positives. Justin McCoy got tough and won gritty when he needed to. Neil Antrassian wrestled really tough against one of the best in the nation. He made a mistake late in the second period and gave up a takedown with two seconds left and that cost him. Michael Battista and Ethan Weatherspoon were warriors. Both lost in overtime, but both fought their hearts out. Jarod Verkleeren wrestled amazing for two periods against a top-eight guy, but gave up six big points later. Marlon Yarbrough wrestled well against a great competitor, too. The bottom line, though, is we have a lot of work to do before the ACC Championships. We need to stay together and we need to be faithful.”
UP NEXT FOR THE HOOS
Virginia will return to action at the ACC Championships on Sunday, March 5. The ACC Championships will be hosted by NC State in Raleigh, N.C.
NO. 9 VIRGINIA TECH 33, VIRGINIA 3
149: No. 8 Caleb Henson dec. No. 27 Jarod Verkleeren, 8-4 – VT 3, UVA 0
157: No. 5 Bryce Andonian pinned Jake Keating, 1:32 – VT 9, UVA 0
165: No. 16 Justin McCoy dec. No. 27 Connor Brady, 5-4 – VT 9, UVA 3
174: No. 3 Mekhi Lewis pinned Vic Marcelli, 6:07 – VT 15, UVA 3
184: No. 7 Hunter Bolen dec. No. 16 Neil Antrassian, 9-5 – VT 18, UVA 3
197: No. 22 Andy Smith dec. No. 25 Michael Battista, 3-1 (sv-1) – VT 21, UVA 3
285: No. 20 Hunter Catka dec. Ethan Weatherspoon, 5-1 (sv-1) – VT 24, UVA 3
125: No. 23 Eddie Ventresca dec. Patrick McCormick, 8-1 – VT 27, UVA 3
133: No. 7 Sam Latona vs. Marlon Yarbrough II, 10-4 – VT 30, UVA 3
141: Collin Gerardi dec. Dylan Cedeno, 2-0 – VT 33, UVA 3

 

[Valholl]

No. 23 Spartans Conclude Regular Season with Road Win Over Central Michigan - Michigan State University Athletics

No. 23 Michigan State wrestling secured back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time in 27 years on Friday night, defeating the Central Michigan Chippewas in a

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No. 23 Spartans Conclude Regular Season with Road Win Over Central Michigan​

Spartans Secure Back-to-Back 10 Win Seasons for First Time in 27 Years​

2/17/2023 9:51:00 PM

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – No. 23 Michigan State wrestling secured back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time in 27 years on Friday night, defeating the Central Michigan Chippewas in a 20-13 dual inside McGuirk Arena.

The Spartans conclude the 2022-23 dual campaign at 10-6 overall, with all six losses coming against nationally ranked opposition inside the National Wrestling Coaches Association top-25. MSU cracked the 10-win mark for the second straight season, publishing a 10-4 overall record a year ago, also securing the third 10-win campaign of the Roger Chandler era. In defeat, Central Michigan falls to 6-9 overall and will conclude its regular season on the road against Michigan on Sunday, Feb. 19.

Friday's dual began at 133 pounds, with 25th-ranked graduate Spartan Rayvon Foley scoring a 10-2 major decision over Vince Perez to start things off. Four takedowns from Foley led to a dominant advantage in riding time that was rewarded at the conclusion of the bout, ultimately ensuring the first four team points for Michigan State. Redshirt senior Jordan Hamdan was able to maintain Michigan State's early momentum at 141 pounds, defeating Mason Breece in a 6-4 decision. A pair of takedowns in the first period set the tone for the bout, and despite a late push from Breece, Hamdan was able to pick up MSU's second consecutive win.

The Chippewas secured their first victory of the evening at 149 pounds, as Johnny Lovett registered a 12-4 major decision over MSU redshirt junior Peyton Omania. Leading the dual by a 7-4 margin, the Spartans and Chippewas got set for the highest-ranked individual matchup of the evening at 157 pounds. Eleventh-ranked junior Spartan Chase Saldate took the mat against No. 28 Corbyn Munson.

After a quiet first period, Munson took bottom to start the second. Saldate utilized a solid ride to build up 1:23 of advantage, but Munson took a 1-0 lead into the final stanza. After choosing bottom to start the third, Saldate logged a quick escape to preserve his advantage. A contentious final 30 seconds ensued, with both wrestlers seeking to score the deciding takedown. Saldate added a late takedown that was immediately answered by a Munson reversal, but the 3-all tie was broken after the Spartan collected the riding time point. Saldate's 4-3 decision put Michigan State ahead by a 10-4 tally.

No. 20 Caleb Fish took the mat against Tracy Hubbard at 165 pounds, with the Spartan junior scoring a 4-2 decision that put MSU out in front by a 13-4 tally. A scoreless first period opened the match, and Hubbard chose bottom to start the second period. A strong mat return from Fish started the frame off, and Hubbard was called for his first stall moments later. After 45 more seconds of Fish riding time, Hubbard was called for his second stall, giving MSU a 1-0 lead through two. Fish started the third on bottom, but was granted an escape before time began rolling. Hubbard notched a takedown with 25 seconds left and Fish escaped immediately, ultimately resulting in a 4-2 decision after factoring in the riding time point.

The bout at 174 pounds went Central Michigan's way by 3-0 decision, with No. 32 Alex Cramer defeating Spartan freshman Ceasar Garza. At 184 pounds, MSU returned to its winning ways with No. 13 Layne Malczewski notching a 6-4 decision over Ben Cushman. He opened his bout with a takedown halfway through the first period and chose bottom to start the second, getting to his feet for an easy escape. Leading 3-0 heading into the final period, Cushman started on bottom and coupled a swift escape with a takedown to tie the match. Malczewski escaped and mustered a takedown to go up 6-3, but Cushman got out once more to finalize the eventual 6-4 decision for Michigan State.

At 197 pounds, No. 19 Cameron Caffey opened his match with a quick takedown, but his Chippewa opponent in Cameron Wood got out 21 seconds later on an escape. Leading 2-1 in the match, Caffey took bottom to start the second and escaped 11 seconds into the frame. Caffey utilized an underhook to score a takedown with 35 seconds left in the period, setting the table for a dominant scoring run in the final two minutes. After time expired, Caffey had secured MSU's second bonus-point victory of the night with a 16-7 major decision to go up 20-7. Central Michigan took the final two matches, as Bryan Caves earned a 5-1 decision over Ryan Vasbinder at heavyweight before Sean Spidle notched a 6-2 decision over Tristan Lujan at 125.

Individually, Caffey climbs to 18-3 overall with a 13-3 record in dual meets at 197 pounds, falling one win short of his career-best 14-0 campaign set last season. Of his 18 overall victories in 2022-23, 12 have come in bonus-point fashion, including three major decisions following Friday night's result. MSU's only other bonus point win came from Foley in the opening bout of the night, his fourth major decision of the season and ninth bonus-point victory. The Ann Arbor, Michigan, native improves to 12-8 overall with a 10-6 mark in dual matches.

UP NEXT
No. 23 Michigan State wrestling travels to Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Saturday and Sunday, March 4-5, for the 2023 Big Ten Wrestling Championships. Matches will be contested at the Crisler Center, with streaming and national broadcasting available via B1G+ and the Big Ten Network.

WRESTLING MATCH RESULTS
#23 Michigan State 20, Central Michigan 13
McGuirk Arena – Mount Pleasant, Mich.
133 | #25 Rayvon Foley (MSU) major dec. Vince Perez (CMU) 10-2 | MSU 4-0
141 | Jordan Hamdan (MSU) dec. Mason Breece (CMU) 6-4 | MSU 7-0
149 | Johnny Lovett (CMU) major dec. Peyton Omania (MSU) 12-4 | MSU 7-4
157 | #11 Chase Saldate (MSU) dec. #28 Corbyn Munson (CMU) 4-3 | MSU 10-4
165 | #20 Caleb Fish (MSU) dec. Tracy Hubbard (CMU) 4-2 | MSU 13-4
174 | #32 Alex Cramer (CMU) dec. Ceasar Garza (MSU) 3-0 | MSU 13-7
184 | #13 Layne Malczewski (MSU) dec. Ben Cushman (CMU) 6-4 | MSU 16-7
197 | #19 Cameron Caffey (MSU) major dec. Cameron Wood (CMU) 16-7 | MSU 20-7
285 | Bryan Caves (CMU) dec. Ryan Vasbinder (MSU) 5-1 | MSU 20-10
125 | Sean Spidle (CMU) dec. Tristan Lujan (MSU) 6-2 | MSU wins 20-13

 

[paednoch23]

Some of these crowds are the size of HS crowds. Yikes

 

[Valholl]

Pitt Dominates Duke, Clinches Share of ACC Title - Pitt Panthers #H2P

PITTSBURGH—The University of Pittsburgh wrestling team cruised past Duke, 43-3, on Saturday at the Fitzgerald Field House and lifted the ACC title as 2022-23 dual

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PITTSBURGH—The University of Pittsburgh wrestling team cruised past Duke, 43-3, on Saturday at the Fitzgerald Field House and lifted the ACC title as 2022-23 dual champions in the conference.

The Panthers (10-4, 4-1 ACC) won nine bouts against the Blue Devils (3-12, 0-5 ACC) to officially be crowned co-ACC regular-season champions this season after tying at the top of the conference standings with NC State and Virginia Tech.

Pitt, ranked No. 16 this week in the NWCA Coaches Poll, won its second ACC regular-season title in wrestling and first since 2013-14. The Panthers have now won five dual conferences championships in program history, with three Eastern Wrestling League (EWL) titles and two in the ACC.

"We handled business today and did what we needed to do," Pitt head coach Keith Gavin said. "We have been wrestling well, despite the loss at NC State. It was good to get a win today, honor the seniors and move in a positive direction. Now we will get ready for the ACC Championship in two weeks."

The Cathedral of Learning's Victory Lights will be lit this evening in honor of Pitt wrestling's ACC title.

Pitt honored five departing seniors on Saturday prior to the match. Nino Bonaccorsi, Dazjon Casto, Nicholas Meglino, Micky Phillippi and Jake Slinger were recognized at the team's final home match.

Phillippi at 133 pounds, Casto at 157 and Bonaccorsi at 197 each won with bonus-point victories on Saturday, getting their hand raised for the final time at Fitzgerald Field House.

Colton Camacho got the dual started with a pin at 125 pounds, and Pitt never looked back.

Also winning for the Panthers, No. 3 Cole Matthews improved to 17-1 this season with a win at 141 pounds, No. 29 Tyler Badgett picked up with 16th victory of the season at 149, No. 22 Holden Heller and No. 17 Reece Heller both won at 165 and 184 pounds, respectively and No. 33 at 174 Luca Augustine was a winner by forfeit.

Full results from Saturday's Pitt-Duke dual are available below.

The Panthers will now begin preparations for the postseason, looking forward to the 2023 ACC Wrestling Championship set for Sunday, March 5 at NC State's Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh, N.C.

No. 16 Pitt 43, Duke 3
125: Colton Camacho (Pitt) pins Ethan Grimminger (Duke), 3:53 (Pitt leads, 6-0)
133: No. 10 Micky Phillippi (Pitt) pins Logan Agin (Duke), 6:03 (Pitt leads, 12-0)
141: No. 3 Cole Matthews (Pitt) maj. dec. Christian Colman (Duke), 20-7 (Pitt leads, 16-0)
149: No. 29 Tyler Badgett (Pitt) dec. Patrick Rowland (Duke), 8-3 (Pitt leads, 19-0)
157: Dazjon Casto (Pitt) maj. dec. Logan Ferrero (Duke), 10-0 (Pitt leads, 23-0)
165: No. 22 Holden Heller (Pitt) dec. Gabe Dinette (Duke), 6-3 (Pitt leads, 26-0)
174: No. 33 Luca Augustine (Pitt) wins by forfeit (Pitt leads, 32-0)
184: No. 17 Reece Heller (Pitt) pins Luke Chakonis (Duke), 1:55 (Pitt leads, 38-0)
197: No. 1 Nino Bonaccorsi (Pitt) tech. fall Vincent Baker (Duke), 18-2 5:03 (Pitt leads, 43-0)
HWT: No. 18 Jonah Niesenbaum (Duke) dec. Jake Slinger (Pitt), 5-3 (Pitt wins, 43-3)
Attendance: 915

 

[Valholl]

Some of these crowds are the size of HS crowds. Yikes

915 went to the Pittsburg dual

 

[Vallholl]

No. 6 Buckeyes Earn Top 5 win vs. No. 4 Cornell

Ohio State Buckeyes

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COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 6 Ohio State (13-3) traveled to Tampa, Florida, to face No. 4 Cornell (12-3) Saturday in the Spartan Combat Duals at the Tampa Convention Center. The Buckeyes came away with a 22-14 win in the final dual competition of the 2022-23 season.

How it Happened

141 | No. 19 Dylan D’Emilio (OSU) def. Ethan Fernandez (COR) | D, 6-1

D’Emilio gets the late first-period takedown to lead 2-0. The Buckeye added a point with an escape to open the second to lead 3-0 with two minutes to go. Fernandez escaped early in the third but was then called for stalling to make it 4-1 D’Emilio. With an added takedown, D’Emilio got the win by decision, 6-1.

149 | No. 3 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Sal Jones (COR) | MFF

Sasso earned a pair of quick takedowns and added another to lead 6-2 after the first. Sasso added a point with an escape to open the second. He added a takedown and another escape following some Jones injury time for a 9-2 lead. After a delay because of the clock, Sasso got a takedown before Jones medically defaulted.

157 | No. 24 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) def. Cole Handlovic (COR) | MD, 14-6

Handlovic scored first with a takedown but Gallagher escaped and got a quick takedown for a 3-2 lead after the first. From the down position, Gallagher escaped to make it 4-2 Buckeyes. Handlovic was called for the second time for stalling and then Gallagher added a takedown for a 7-2 advantage. Handlovic added an escape point in the third before a Gallagher takedown made it 9-3. The redshirt-freshman Buckeye finished off the match for a win by major decision, 14-6.

165 | No. 8 Julian Ramirez (COR) def. Klay Reeves (OSU) | TF, 16-1

An early takedown by Ramirez and a Reeves, who moved up two weight classes, escape made it 2-1 Cornell. Ramirez added a takedown and two four-point near falls before winning the bout by technical fall,

174 | Christian Hansen (COR) def. Isaac Wilcox (OSU) | SV-1, 6-4

Hansen got a takedown before a Wilcox escape made it 2-1 Cornell after the first. Hansen escaped to open the second. Wilcox tied it (3-all) with a takedown. Hansen recorded an escape for a 4-3 lead headed to the third. Choosing down, Wilcox escaped to tie it again at 4-all sending the match to sudden victory. Hansen then got the win with a takedown for the 6-4 win.

184 | Gavin Bell (OSU) def. Ethan Hatcher (COR) | D, 10-9

Hatcher scored first with a takedown. Bell escaped for a 2-1 Cornell lead after the first. A Bell escaped tied and took a lead with a takedown. Hatcher escaped to make it 4-3 Buckeyes after two periods. Bell scored a four point near fall but Hatcher countered with a takedown. Leading 9-5, Bell held on for the 10-9 win by decision.

197 | No. 15 Jacob Cardenas (COR) def. Luke Geog (OSU) | D, 7-1

After the first, Cardenas led 2-0. With an early escape, Cardenas led 3-0. Geog was called for stalling and Cardenas added a takedown for a 6-0 lead. With a point for riding time, Cardenas won by decision, 7-1.

HWT | No. 17 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. Brendan Furman (COR) D, 4-1

Choosing bottom after a scoreless first period, Furman escaped for a 1-0 lead. Orndorff tied it at 1-all with an escape in the third and then added a takedown for a 3-1 lead and a win by decision with an added point for riding time.

125 | No. 10 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Joe Sciarrone (COR) | D, 8-1

Heinselman scored first with a takedown before a two-point near fall made it 4-0 Buckeyes. Heinselman then added an escape point in the second for a 5-0 lead. Two stalling points on Cornell made it 7-0 Heinselman. After a Sciarrone escape and a point for riding time, Heinselman won by decision, 8-1.

133 | No. 3 Vito Arujau (COR) def. No. 8 Jesse Mendez (OSU) | D, 6-1

In a Top 10 matchup, Arujau scored first with a takedown in the final seconds of the first. An escape made it 3-0 Cornell. Mendez escaped in the third but Arujau, with a takedown and a point for riding time, win by decision 6-1.

Final Results OSU COR
141 | No. 19 Dylan D’Emilio (OSU) def. Ethan Fernandez (COR) | D, 6-1 3 0
149 | No. 3 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Sal Jones (COR) | MFF 9 0
157 | No. 24 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) def. Cole Handlovic (COR) | MD, 14-6 13 0
165 | No. 8 Julian Ramirez (COR) def. Klay Reeves (OSU) | TF, 16-1 13 5
174 | Christian Hansen (COR) def. Isaac Wilcox (OSU) | SV-1, 6-4 13 8
184| Gavin Bell (OSU) def. Ethan Hatcher (COR) | D, 10-9 16 8
197 | No. 15 Jacob Cardenas (COR) def. Luke Geog (OSU) | D, 7-1 16 11
HWT | No. 17 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. Brendan Furman (COR) | D, 4-1 19 11
125 | No. 10 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Joe Sciarrone (COR) | D, 8-1 22 11
133 | No. 3 Vito Arujau (COR) def. No. 8 Jesse Mendez (OSU) | D, 6-1 22 14

 

[MVPFAN]

Gallagher showing some signs of life in his matches after getting worked by Haines.

 

[Vallholl]

Panther wrestling drops senior day dual to Iowa State - UNI Athletics

No. 14 UNI wrestling (7-4 / 5-3 Big 12) vs. No. 3 Iowa State (15-2 / 7-0 Big 12)

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UP NEXT
#14 UNI 12, #3 IOWA STATE 19
125 | Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) dec. Ethan Perryman (ISU), 8-6

133 |#24 (21/HM) Zach Redding (ISU) dec. #12 (11/17) Kyle Biscoglia (UNI), 4-2 SV-1

141 | #8 (9/8) Cael Happel (UNI) dec. (NR/ HM) Casey Swiderski (ISU), 4-3

149 | #10 (10/9) Paniro Johnson (ISU) dec. Adam Allard (UNI), 3-1

157 | #20 (21/22) Derek Holschlag (UNI) dec. #28 (27/HM) Jason Kraisser (ISU), 5-1

165 | #2 (2/2) David Carr (ISU) maj. dec. #15 (13/23) Austin Yant (UNI), 20-6

174 | MJ Gaitan (ISU) dec. (24/19) Lance Runyon (UNI), 9-5

184 | #2 (2/2) Parker Keckeisen (UNI) dec. #4 (4/4) Marcus Coleman (ISU), 7-5

197 | #4 (5/3) Yonger Bastida (ISU) dec. Wyatt Voelker (UNI), 12-6

285 | #8 (9/8) Sam Schuyler (ISU) dec. #15 (15/17) Tyrell Gordon (UNI), 4-1

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa --- Over 5,700 fans packed into the McLeod Center on Friday night as the UNI wrestling played host to the No. 3 Iowa State Cyclones in its final home dual of the season. Despite 4 impressive victories from the Panthers, UNI would fall short against its Big 12 rival by a final score of 19-12.

 

[SPOONER]

Panther wrestling drops senior day dual to Iowa State - UNI Athletics

No. 14 UNI wrestling (7-4 / 5-3 Big 12) vs. No. 3 Iowa State (15-2 / 7-0 Big 12)

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UP NEXT
#14 UNI 12, #3 IOWA STATE 19
125 | Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) dec. Ethan Perryman (ISU), 8-6

133 |#24 (21/HM) Zach Redding (ISU) dec. #12 (11/17) Kyle Biscoglia (UNI), 4-2 SV-1

141 | #8 (9/8) Cael Happel (UNI) dec. (NR/ HM) Casey Swiderski (ISU), 4-3

149 | #10 (10/9) Paniro Johnson (ISU) dec. Adam Allard (UNI), 3-1

157 | #20 (21/22) Derek Holschlag (UNI) dec. #28 (27/HM) Jason Kraisser (ISU), 5-1

165 | #2 (2/2) David Carr (ISU) maj. dec. #15 (13/23) Austin Yant (UNI), 20-6

174 | MJ Gaitan (ISU) dec. (24/19) Lance Runyon (UNI), 9-5

184 | #2 (2/2) Parker Keckeisen (UNI) dec. #4 (4/4) Marcus Coleman (ISU), 7-5

197 | #4 (5/3) Yonger Bastida (ISU) dec. Wyatt Voelker (UNI), 12-6

285 | #8 (9/8) Sam Schuyler (ISU) dec. #15 (15/17) Tyrell Gordon (UNI), 4-1

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa --- Over 5,700 fans packed into the McLeod Center on Friday night as the UNI wrestling played host to the No. 3 Iowa State Cyclones in its final home dual of the season. Despite 4 impressive victories from the Panthers, UNI would fall short against its Big 12 rival by a final score of 19-12.

What is happening? This dual was over a week ago, on the 10th.

 

[jrod65]

What is happening? This dual was over a week ago, on the 10th.

Guessing @Vallholl meant to post this one:

Panther wrestling drops dual finale at No. 19 Wisconsin - UNI Athletics

No. 13 UNI wrestling (7-5 / 5-3 Big 12) at No. 19 Wisconsin (8-8 / 1-7 Big Ten)

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13 UNI 17, #19 WISCONSIN 23

RESULTS (NCAA/ (Intermat / FloWrestling rankings)

125 | #7 (6/5) Eric Barnett (UW) pins Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) Fall 0:30

133 | (NR/HM)Taylor LaMont (UW) dec. #12 (11/17) Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) 3-1 - SV-1

141 | #8 (9/8) Cael Happel (UNI) pins #29 (29/HM) Joseph Zargo (UW) Fall 3:25

149 | Adam Allard (UNI) dec. Felix Lettini (UW) 7-3

157 | #18 (18/17) Garrett Model (UW) dec. #20 (21/22) Derek Holschlag (UNI) 5-2

165 | #6 (6/6) Dean Hamiti (UW) major dec. #15 (13/23) Austin Yant (UNI) 13- 2

174 | Lance Runyon (UNI) dec. Josh Otto (UW) 6-2

184 | #2 (2/2) Parker Keckeisen (UNI) tech fall Tyler Dow (UW) 22-6, 6:37

197 |#20 (20/16) Braxton Amos (UW) major dec. Noah Glaser (UNI) 10-2

285 | #10 (10/10) Trent Hillger dec. #15 (15/17) Tyrell Gordon (UNI) 2-1

 

[Trapper85]

What is happening? This dual was over a week ago, on the 10th.

Val discovered a wormhole and was just looking through it the wrong way. In the morning he'll post the score of the Iowa-OSU dual.

 

[MitchLL]

FYI...Dresser has his fake wrestling tourney today in Ames trying to get guys qualified for Nattys.

Broderson is the only starter going that can get the needed help. How funny would it be if he didn't get the gimme wins he needs?

Swiderski is so far down the ladder that even 2/3 wins wouldn't help him. Swid's only chance is to steal an allocation at the Big 12s.

Quite the program Kevie is running there.

 

[Valholl]

What is happening? This dual was over a week ago, on the 10th.

Sorry. Wrong date on the Delorean. Bielek caught my ear last night when I was uploading stuff. LS

 

[Valholl]

Saturday, February 18​

Rider 25, Cleveland State 9

125: Tyler Klinsky (RID) over Ben Aranda (CSU) (Dec 10-8)

133: Richie Koehler (RID) over Jake Manley (CSU) (Dec 7-6)

141: McKenzie Bell (RID) over Cody Moosman (CSU) (MD 13-0)

149: #23 Quinn Kinner (RID) over Douglas Terry (CSU) (Dec 3-0)

157: Marcus Robinson (CSU) over Colton Washleski (RID) (Dec 6-4)

165: Daniel Patten (CSU) over Hunter Mays (RID) (Dec 9-5)

174: Michael Wilson (RID) over JR Reed (CSU) (Dec 8-4)

184: DeAndre Nassar (CSU) over Isaac Dean (RID) (SV-1 2-2)

197: #6 Ethan Laird (RID) over Anthony Perrine (CSU) (Dec 3-1)

285: David Szuba (RID) over Daniel Bucknavich (CSU) (Fall 1:02)

Gardner-Webb 34, Davidson 4

125: Drew West (GW) over Devon Diaco (DAV) (Dec 6-2)

133: Todd Carter (GW) over Jackson Sichelstiel (DAV) (MD 13-2)

141: Zach Price (GW) over Joshua Viarengo (DAV) (TF 23-8 6:19)

149: Parker Corwin (GW) over Matthew Mclaughlin (DAV) (MD 8-0)

157: Tanner Peake (DAV) over Tyler Brignola (GW) (MD 14-1)

165: Rodrick Mosley (GW) over Bryce Sanderlin (DAV) (Dec 7-2)

174: Andrew Wilson (GW) over Anthony Spera (DAV) (SV-1 3-1)

184: Jha'Quan Anderson (GW) over Cameo Blankenship (DAV) (Dec 6-2)

197: Sam Mora (GW) over Gavin Henry (DAV) (Dec 5-0)

285: Abraham Preston (GW) over (DAV) (Forfeit)

Pittsburgh 43, Duke 3

125: Colton Camacho (PITT) over Ethan Grimminger (DUKE) (Fall 3:55)

133: #8 Micky Phillippi (PITT) over Logan Agin (DUKE) (Fall 6:04)

141: #5 Cole Matthews (PITT) over Christian Colman (DUKE) (MD 20-7)

149: Tyler Badgett (PITT) over Patrick Rowland (DUKE) (Dec 8-3)

157: Dazjon Casto (PITT) over Logan Ferrero (DUKE) (MD 10-0)

165: #20 Holden Heller (PITT) over Gabe Dinette (DUKE) (Dec 6-3)

174: Luca Augustine (PITT) over (DUKE) (Foreit)

184: #16 Reece Heller (PITT) over Luke Chakonis (DUKE) (Fall 1:57)

197: #1 Nino Bonaccorsi (PITT) over Vincent Baker (DUKE) (TF 18-2 5:07)

285: Jonah Niesenbaum (DUKE) over Jake Slinger (PITT) (Dec 5-3)

Drexel 27, Cleveland State 15

125: Nick Molchak (CSU) over Antonio Mininno (DREX) (Dec 5-4)

133: Kyle Waterman (DREX) over Jake Manley (CSU) (SV-1 3-1)

141: Caleb Rea (CSU) over Jaxon Maroney (DREX) (Dec 3-1)

149: Luke Nichter (DREX) over Douglas Terry (CSU) (Fall 1:20)

157: Marcus Robinson (CSU) over Tate Nichter (DREX) (Dec 6-1)

165: Evan Barczak (DREX) over Daniel Patten (CSU) (Fall 3:57)

174: #18 Mickey O'Malley (DREX) over JR Reed (CSU) (Fall 0:51)

184: DeAndre Nassar (CSU) over Joshua Stillings (DREX) (Dec 3-1)

197: Sean O'Malley (DREX) over Gabe Phillips (CSU) (Fall 3:08)

285: Daniel Bucknavich (CSU) over Santino Morina (DREX) (Dec 4-0)

Hofstra 21, California Baptist 15

157: Joseph Mcginty (HOF) over Joseph Mora (CBU) (Dec 6-1)

165: Frank Almaguer (CBU) over Eric Shindel (HOF) (MD 21-8)

174: Ross McFarland (HOF) over Louis Rojas (CBU) (Dec 6-3)

184: Peter Acciardi (CBU) over Ericson Velasquez (HOF) (MD 11-2)

197: Trey Rogers (HOF) over Caden Gerlach (CBU) (MD 13-3)

285: Zachary Knighton-Ward (HOF) over Chris Island (CBU) (MD 9-1)

125: Jacob Moon (HOF) over Devin Garcia (CBU) (Dec 7-2)

133: Hunter Leake (CBU) over Chase Liardi (HOF) (Dec 6-0)

141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Christian Nunez (CBU) (MD 17-4)

149: Chaz Hallmark (CBU) over Michael Leandrou (HOF) (MD 10-0)

Ohio State 22, Cornell 14

141: Dylan D'Emilio (OSU) over Ethan Fernandez (COR), D 6-1

149: #3 Sammy Sasso (OSU) over Sal Jones (COR), MFF

157: #21 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) over Cole Handlovic (COR), MD 14-6

165: #7 Julian Ramirez (COR) over Klay Reeves (OSU), TF 16-1

174: Christian Hansen (COR) over Isaac Wilcox (OSU), SV-1 6-4

184: Gavin Bell (OSU) over Ethan Hatcher (COR), D 10-9

197: #19 Jacob Cardenas (COR) over Luke Geog (OSU), D 7-1

285: #13 Tate Orndorff (OSU) over Brendan Furman (COR), D 4-1

125: #10 Malik Heinselman (OSU) over Joe Sciarrone (COR), D 8-1

133: #3 Vito Arujau (COR) over #7 Jesse Mendez (OSU), D 6-1

Rider 26, Drexel 12

125: Tyler Klinsky (RID) over Desmond Pleasant (DREX) (MD 16-6)

133: Richie Koehler (RID) over Jaxon Maroney (DREX) (Dec 5-3)

141: McKenzie Bell (RID) over (DREX) (Foreit)

149: #23 Quinn Kinner (RID) over Luke Nichter (DREX) (MD 8-0)

157: Tate Nichter (DREX) over Colton Washleski (RID) (Dec 12-11)

165: Evan Barczak (DREX) over Hunter Mays (RID) (Dec 6-1)

174: #18 Mickey O'Malley (DREX) over Shane Reitsma (RID) (Dec 3-1)

184: Brian Bonino (DREX) over Isaac Dean (RID) (TB-1 2-2)

197: #6 Ethan Laird (RID) over Sean O'Malley (DREX) (Dec 8-2)

285: David Szuba (RID) over Dominic Petracci (DREX) (Fall 6:04)

The Citadel 20, VMI 12

125: Blair Orr (CIT) over Anthony Burke (VMI) (MD 15-2)

133: George Rosas (CIT) over Dyson Dunham (VMI) (MD 8-0)

141: Jacob Silka (CIT) over Freddy Junko (VMI) (Dec 5-1)

149: Ryan Vigil (VMI) over Ethan Willis (CIT) (Dec 7-6)

157: Job Chishko (VMI) over Thomas Snipes (CIT) (Dec 6-2)

165: Braxton Lewis (VMI) over Brodie Porter (CIT) (Dec 11-5)

174: Benjy Haubert (CIT) over Jon Hoover (VMI) (Dec 2-0)

184: Timothy Fitzpatrick (CIT) over Zach Brown (VMI) (Dec 10-5)

197: Tyler Mousaw (VMI) over Mark Chaid (CIT) (Dec 10-8)

285: Jonathan Chesser (CIT) over Josh Evans (VMI) (Dec 3-2)

VMI 38, Queens 3

125: Anthony Burke (VMI) over Ashton Thompson (QU) (MD 13-1)

133: Dyson Dunham (VMI) over Ananth Manibushan (QU) (MD 13-1)

141: Melvin Rubio (QU) over Freddy Junko (VMI) (Dec 7-2)

149: Ryan Vigil (VMI) over Nico D`Amico (QU) (Fall 4:16)

157: Josh Yost (VMI) over Toure Moore (QU) (Dec 2-0)

165: Braxton Lewis (VMI) over Vladimir Sukhikh (QU) (Dec 5-4)

174: Jon Hoover (VMI) over Jay Skalecki (QU) (Dec 8-4)

184: River-Allen Carroll-Wilson (VMI) over D'Andree Hunt (QU) (Dec 7-1)

197: Tyler Mousaw (VMI) over Stephen Falkner (QU) (Fall 1:05)

285: Josh Evans (VMI) over Joshua Voelkel (QU) (Fall 2:28)

Buffalo 22, Ohio 17

125: Oscar Sanchez (OHIO) over Mason Bush (BUFF) (Dec 6-0)

133: Tommy Maddox (BUFF) over Paul Woo (OHIO) (MD 14-2)

141: Aidan Waszak (OHIO) over Jack Marlow (BUFF) (Dec 3-2)

149: Kaleb Burgess (BUFF) over (OHIO) (Forfeit)

157: Michael Petite (BUFF) over Dan Segura (OHIO) (Dec 4-3)

165: Jordan Slivka (OHIO) over Noah Grover (BUFF) (MD 8-0)

174: Sal Perrine (OHIO) over Chase Kranitz (BUFF) (MD 18-6)

184: Zayne Lehman (OHIO) over #23 Giuseppe Hoose (BUFF) (Dec 8-5)

197: Sam Mitchell (BUFF) over Austin Starr (OHIO) (Dec 2-1)

285: Gregory Hodulick (BUFF) over Jacob Padilla (OHIO) (Fall 0:54)

LIU 32, Sacred Heart 9

125: Robert Sagaris (LIU) over Michael Manta (SH) (TF 17-2 7:00)

133: Andrew Fallon (SH) over Kaelan Francois (LIU) (Dec 10-7)

141: Devin Matthews (LIU) over Dakota Asuncion (SH) (TF 18-1 6:01)

149: Drew Witham (LIU) over Michael McGhee (SH) (Dec 2-0)

157: Nicholas Palumbo (SH) over Rhise Royster (LIU) (Dec 5-2)

165: Blake Bahna (LIU) over Aidan Zarrella (SH) (Fall 5:47)

174: Ryan Bolletino (SH) over Anthony Franden (LIU) (Dec 9-3)

184: Joseph LoPresti (LIU) over Owen Ayotte (SH) (MD 12-4)

197: John Dusza (LIU) over Logan Michael (SH) (Dec 4-3)

285: Aeden Begue (LIU) over (SH) (Forfeit)

Wisconsin 23, Northern Iowa 17

125: #5 Eric Barnett (WIS) over Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) (Fall 0:30)

133: Taylor Lamont (WIS) over #20 Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) (SV-1 3-1)

141: #8 Cael Happel (UNI) over Joseph Zargo (WIS) (Fall 3:25)

149: Adam Allard (UNI) over Felix Lettini (WIS) (Dec 7-3)

157: #17 Garrett Model (WIS) over #22 Derek Holschlag (UNI) (Dec 5-2)

165: #6 Dean Hamiti (WIS) over #23 Austin Yant (UNI) (MD 13-2)

174: #22 Lance Runyon (UNI) over Josh Otto (WIS) (Dec 6-2)

184: #2 Parker Keckeisen (UNI) over Drew Scharenbrock (WIS) (TF 22-6 6:37)

197: #16 Braxton Amos (WIS) over Noah Glaser (UNI) (MD 10-2)

285: #10 Trent Hillger (WIS) over #16 Tyrell Gordon (UNI) (Dec 2-1)

 

[Valholl]

Wisconsin view point.

Wisconsin takes down Northern Iowa 23-17 | Wisconsin Badgers

Badgers win six bouts against Panthers on Senior Day

uwbadgers.com

Senior Eric Barnett, currently No. 6 in the country by Intermat at 125 pounds, made quick work of his opponent Kyle Gollhofer to open the dual match with a pin in only 30 seconds. The quick fall gave the Badgers a 6-0 lead on the scoreboard.

LaMont earned a hard-fought 3-1 victory in overtime against Northern Iowa's No. 14 Kyle Biscoglia. Tied 1-1 with an escape a piece after regulation, LaMont won the upset decision with a takedown in the first sudden-victory period.

UNI rallied back at 141 and 149 pounds, as No. 8 Cael Happel pinned Joseph Zargo and Adam Allard earned a 7-3 decision against Felix Lettini to tie up the team score 9-9.

No. 18 Model brought the crowd energy back up with a gritty 5-2 decision win at 157 pounds against UNI's No. 20 Derek Holschlag. Model scored two escapes and a takedown to lead 4-2 after two periods, then secured the victory with riding time during the third period.

No. 6 Dean Hamiti secured a key major decision victory at 165 pounds, winning 13-2 over No. 14 Austin Yant. Hamiti scored four takedowns against Yant and turned him for an additional two nearfall points in the win to put the Badgers up 12-9.

UNI rallied again at 174 and 184 with a decision and a tech fall win to reclaim the lead, 17-16.

Wisconsin's big mean then won the final two bouts to ensure the dual match win. Braxton Amos scored the go-ahead win with a 10-2 major decision against Northern Iowa's Noah Glaser to put the Badgers up 20-17. In his last-ever dual match as a Badger, heavyweight and No. 11 Hillger put a dagger in the Panthers' hopes with a 2-1 decision against No. 13 Tyrell Gordon.

RESULTS​

Feb. 18, 2023 - #13 Wisconsin 23, #16 Northern Iowa 17 (Madison, Wis.) | WIS-UNI
125: Eric Barnett (WIS) over Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) (Fall 0:30) | 6-0
133: Taylor Lamont (WIS) over Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) (SV-1 3-1) | 9-0
141: Cael Happel (UNI) over Joseph Zargo (WIS) (Fall 3:25) | 9-6
149: Adam Allard (UNI) over Felix Lettini (WIS) (Dec 7-3) | 9-9
157: Garrett Model (WIS) over Derek Holschlag (UNI) (Dec 5-2) | 12-9
165: Dean Hamiti (WIS) over Austin Yant (UNI) (MD 13-2) | 16-9
174: Lance Runyon (UNI) over Josh Otto (WIS) (Dec 6-2) | 16-12
184: Parker Keckeisen (UNI) over Drew Scharenbrock (WIS) (TF 22-6 6:37) | 16-17
197: Braxton Amos (WIS) over Noah Glaser (UNI) (MD 10-2) | 20-17
285: Trent Hillger (WIS) over Tyrell Gordon (UNI) (Dec 2-1) | 23-17
Attendance: 1,410

Guessing @Vallholl meant to post this one:

Panther wrestling drops dual finale at No. 19 Wisconsin - UNI Athletics

No. 13 UNI wrestling (7-5 / 5-3 Big 12) at No. 19 Wisconsin (8-8 / 1-7 Big Ten)

unipanthers.com

13 UNI 17, #19 WISCONSIN 23

RESULTS (NCAA/ (Intermat / FloWrestling rankings)

125 | #7 (6/5) Eric Barnett (UW) pins Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) Fall 0:30

133 | (NR/HM)Taylor LaMont (UW) dec. #12 (11/17) Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) 3-1 - SV-1

141 | #8 (9/8) Cael Happel (UNI) pins #29 (29/HM) Joseph Zargo (UW) Fall 3:25

149 | Adam Allard (UNI) dec. Felix Lettini (UW) 7-3

157 | #18 (18/17) Garrett Model (UW) dec. #20 (21/22) Derek Holschlag (UNI) 5-2

165 | #6 (6/6) Dean Hamiti (UW) major dec. #15 (13/23) Austin Yant (UNI) 13- 2

174 | Lance Runyon (UNI) dec. Josh Otto (UW) 6-2

184 | #2 (2/2) Parker Keckeisen (UNI) tech fall Tyler Dow (UW) 22-6, 6:37

197 |#20 (20/16) Braxton Amos (UW) major dec. Noah Glaser (UNI) 10-2

285 | #10 (10/10) Trent Hillger dec. #15 (15/17) Tyrell Gordon (UNI) 2-1

 

[McUSA]

COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 6 Ohio State (13-3) traveled to Tampa, Florida, to face No. 4 Cornell (12-3) Saturday in the Spartan Combat Duals at the Tampa Convention Center. The Buckeyes came away with a 22-14 win in the final dual competition of the 2022-23 season.



Final Results OSU COR
141 | No. 19 Dylan D’Emilio (OSU) def. Ethan Fernandez (COR) | D, 6-1 3 0
149 | No. 3 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Sal Jones (COR) | MFF 9 0
157 | No. 24 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) def. Cole Handlovic (COR) | MD, 14-6 13 0
165 | No. 8 Julian Ramirez (COR) def. Klay Reeves (OSU) | TF, 16-1 13 5
174 | Christian Hansen (COR) def. Isaac Wilcox (OSU) | SV-1, 6-4 13 8
184| Gavin Bell (OSU) def. Ethan Hatcher (COR) | D, 10-9 16 8
197 | No. 15 Jacob Cardenas (COR) def. Luke Geog (OSU) | D, 7-1 16 11
HWT | No. 17 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. Brendan Furman (COR) | D, 4-1 19 11
125 | No. 10 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Joe Sciarrone (COR) | D, 8-1 22 11
133 | No. 3 Vito Arujau (COR) def. No. 8 Jesse Mendez (OSU) | D, 6-1 22 14

Wow what a treat for the fans sitting half your starters and allowing only one marquee match to happen 🙄 Why even bother

 

[Vallholl]

Sunday, February 19​

West Virginia 34, Lock Haven 9

125: Colton Drousias (WVU) over (LH) (Forfeit)

133: Gable Strickland (LH) over Jace Schafer (WVU) (Fall 4:28)

141: Jordan Titus (WVU) over Zack Zeamer (LH) (Dec 6-0)

149: Nick Stonecheck (LH) over Sam Hillegas (WVU) (Dec 3-0)

157: Alex Hornfeck (WVU) over Ashton Eyler (LH) (MD 13-0)

165: Peyton Hall (WVU) over Aiden Gaugler (LH) (Fall 1:42)

174: Scott Joll (WVU) over (LH) (Forfeit)

184: Anthony Carman (WVU) over Colin Fegley (LH) (Dec 9-5)

197: Austin Cooley (WVU) over Cael Black (LH) (Dec 10-3)

285: Michael Wolfgram (WVU) over Isaac Reid (LH) (Dec 6-4)

Columbia 18, Maryland 16

125: Nick Babin (COL) over Braxton Brown (MD) (Dec 8-5)

133: King Sandoval (MD) over Boris Witmer (COL) (Fall 2:45)

141: Matt Kazimir (COL) over Kal Miller (MD) (Dec 6-0)

149: Ethen Miller (MD) over Danny Fongaro (COL) (SV-1 4-2)

157: Cesar Alvan (COL) over Michael North (MD) (Dec 8-5)

165: Joshua Ogunsanya (COL) over John Best (MD) (Dec 11-4)

174: Lennox Wolak (COL) over Dominic Solis (MD) (Dec 4-3)

184: Aaron Ayzerov (COL) over Kevin Makosy (MD) (Dec 7-0)

197: Jaxon Smith (MD) over Jack Wehmeyer (COL) (MD 11-3)

285: Jaron Smith (MD) over Billy McChesney (COL) (Dec 7-3)

American at Penn, 1:00 PM

Penn State 40, Clarion 6

125: Gary Steen (PSU) over Joey Fischer (CLAR) (Dec 5-1)

133: Roman Bravo-Young (PSU) over Mason Prinkey (CLAR) (Fall 4:31)

141: Beau Bartlett (PSU) over Seth Koleno (CLAR) (MD 12-4)

149: Shayne Van Ness (PSU) over Kyle Schickel (CLAR) (TF 17-1 4:59)

157: Levi Haines (PSU) over Trevor Elfvin (CLAR) (TF 18-3 4:26)

165: Alex Facundo (PSU) over Cameron Pine (CLAR) (Dec 16-10)

174: Carter Starocci (PSU) over John Worthing (CLAR) (TF 19-3 5:00)

184: Will Feldkamp (CLAR) over Donovon Ball (PSU) (Fall 1:20)

197: Max Dean (PSU) over Tyler Bagoly (CLAR) (Dec 9-5)

285: Greg Kerkvliet (PSU) over Austin Chapman (CLAR) (Fall 5:11)

Appalachian State 22, Campbell 14

125: Caleb Smith (APP) over Anthony Molton (CAMP) (Dec 4-1)

133: Ethan Oakley (APP) over Domenic Zaccone (CAMP) (SV-1 3-1)

141: Shannon Hanna (CAMP) over Heath Gonyer (APP) (MD 11-3)

149: Jonathan Millner (APP) over Chris Rivera (CAMP) (MD 8-0)

157: Tommy Askey (APP) over Troy Nation (CAMP) (MD 11-3)

165: Will Formato (APP) over Domonic Baker (CAMP) (MD 12-0)

174: Will Miller (APP) over Brant Cracraft (CAMP) (MD 16-3)

184: Caleb Hopkins (CAMP) over Lucas Uliano (APP) (Dec 5-1)

197: Levi Hopkins (CAMP) over Carson Floyd (APP) (Dec 5-0)

285: Taye Ghadiali (CAMP) over Jacob Sartorio (APP) (MD 17-8)

Navy 18, Army West Point 13

125: Ethan Berginc (ARMY) over Grant Treaster (NAVY) (MD 12-4)

133: Brendan Ferretti (NAVY) over Rich Treanor (ARMY) (Dec 7-3)

141: Josh Koderhandt (NAVY) over Julian Sanchez (ARMY) (Dec 4-1)

149: Trae McDaniel (ARMY) over Kaemen Smith (NAVY) (Dec 9-4)

157: Andrew Cerniglia (NAVY) over Nathan Lukez (ARMY) (Dec 7-2)

165: Dalton Harkins (ARMY) over Val Park (NAVY) (Dec 3-1)

174: Benjamin Pasiuk (ARMY) over Sammy Starr (NAVY) (Dec 8-5)

184: David Key (NAVY) over Sahm Abdulrazzaq (ARMY) (Dec 3-2)

197: Jacob Koser (NAVY) over Kyle Swartz (ARMY) (Dec 5-0)

285: Grady Griess (NAVY) over Austin Kohlhofer (ARMY) (Dec 4-0)

Indiana 32, Chattanooga 3

125: Jacob Moran (IND) over (CHAT) (Forfeit)

133: Henry Porter (IND) over Brayden Palmer (CHAT) (Dec 8-3)

141: Cayden Rooks (IND) over Dayne Dalrymple (CHAT) (Dec 3-1)

149: Graham Rooks (IND) over Noah Castillo (CHAT) (Dec 6-4)

157: Derek Gilcher (IND) over Lincoln Heck (CHAT) (Dec 4-1)

165: Nick South (IND) over Jackson Hurst (CHAT) (Dec 4-1)

174: Donnell Washington (IND) over Rocky Jordan (CHAT) (Dec 4-1)

184: Matthew Waddell (CHAT) over Drayton Harris (IND) (Dec 5-2)

197: Nick Willham (IND) over Jake Boyd (CHAT) (Dec 2-1)

285: Jacob Bullock (IND) over Nick Benton (CHAT) (TF 17-1 5:11)

Northern Illinois 25, SIU Edwardsville 12

125: Blake West (NIU) over Austin Macias (SIUE) (MD 11-3)

133: Lucian Brink (NIU) over Aaron Schulist (SIUE) (Dec 8-7)

141: Saul Ervin (SIUE) over Jaivon Jones (NIU) (Dec 2-0)

149: Caleb Tyus (SIUE) over Anthony Cheloni (NIU) (Dec 2-1)

157: Anthony Gibson (NIU) over Caine Tyus (SIUE) (Fall 0:57)

165: Izzak Olejnik (NIU) over Cardi Wilson (SIUE) (Dec 2-0)

174: Hayden Pummel (NIU) over Chase Diehl (SIUE) (Fall 1:53)

184: Matt Zuber (NIU) over Sergio Villalobos (SIUE) (Dec 5-1)

197: Ryan Yarnell (SIUE) over Devonjae Hudson (NIU) (Dec 13-8)

285: Colton McKiernan (SIUE) over Terrese Aaron (NIU) (Dec 3-0)

Nebraska 25, Arizona State 15

125: Liam Cronin (NEB) over Brandon Courtney (ASU) (SV-1 7-1)

133: Michael McGee (ASU) over Boo Dryden (NEB) (Fall 2:59)

141: Emilio Ysaguirre Jr (ASU) over Brock Hardy (NEB) (Dec 10-4)

149: Kyle Parco (ASU) over Dayne Morton (NEB) (Dec 5-2)

157: Peyton Robb (NEB) over Max Wilner (ASU) (TF 17-1 3:09)

165: Bubba Wilson (NEB) over Tony Negron (ASU) (Dec 3-1)

174: Mikey Labriola (NEB) over Cael Valencia (ASU) (Dec 9-6)

184: Lenny Pinto (NEB) over Anthony Montalvo (ASU) (Fall 1:05)

197: Silas Allred (NEB) over Josh Nummer (ASU) (TF 27-10 7:00)

285: Cohlton Schultz (ASU) over Austin Emerson (NEB) (Dec 6-0)

South Dakota State 19, North Dakota State 17

125: Tanner Jordan (SDSU) over Ryan Henningson (NDSU) (MD 9-0)

133: Derrick Cardinal (SDSU) over McGwire Midkiff (NDSU) (SV-1 5-3)

141: Clay Carlson (SDSU) over Gavin Drexler (NDSU) (Dec 8-4)

149: Kellyn March (NDSU) over Alek Martin (SDSU) (Dec 10-9)

157: Jared Franek (NDSU) over Caleb Gross (SDSU) (TF 21-6 4:39)

165: Michael Caliendo III (NDSU) over Connor Gaynor (SDSU) (Fall 5:30)

174: Cade DeVos (SDSU) over Gaven Sax (NDSU) (Dec 7-4)

184: Deanthony Parker Jr (NDSU) over Bennett Berge (SDSU) (Dec 4-2)

197: Tanner Sloan (SDSU) over Owen Pentz (NDSU) (Dec 8-2)

285: AJ Nevills (SDSU) over Juan Mora (NDSU) (Dec 8-3)

Brown 31, Sacred Heart 12

125: Benjamin Herrera (SH) over (BRWN) (Forfeit)

133: Hunter Adrian (BRWN) over Michael Manta (SH) (Fall 1:56)

141: Ian Oswalt (BRWN) over Andrew Fallon (SH) (Dec 10-3)

149: Ricky Cabanillas (BRWN) over Michael McGhee (SH) (Dec 6-1)

157: Nicholas Palumbo (SH) over Samuel McMonagle (BRWN) (Dec 10-4)

165: Aidan Zarrella (SH) over Mason Spears (BRWN) (Dec 6-3)

174: Drew Clearie (BRWN) over Ryan Bolletino (SH) (MD 11-3)

184: James Araneo (BRWN) over Owen Ayotte (SH) (Dec 8-2)

197: Aaron Wolk (BRWN) over Logan Michael (SH) (Fall 6:47)

285: Alex Semenenko (BRWN) over Jake Trovato (SH) (Fall 4:24)

Appalachian State 43, Presbyterian 0

125: Caleb Smith (APP) over Dominic Chavez (PRES) (Dec 9-3)

133: Ethan Oakley (APP) over Jacob Brasseur (PRES) (Dec 8-1)

141: Heath Gonyer (APP) over Trenton Donahue (PRES) (Dec 7-1)

149: Jonathan Millner (APP) over Khalid Brinkley (PRES) (Fall 1:25)

157: Tommy Askey (APP) over Michael Ramirez (PRES) (TF 22-5 6:19)

165: Will Formato (APP) over Tyler Chittum (PRES) (MD 15-3)

174: Will Miller (APP) over Zachary Wells (PRES) (MD 12-2)

184: Lucas Uliano (APP) over Cordel Duhart (PRES) (Fall 6:40)

197: Carson Floyd (APP) over Malcolm Wiley III (PRES) (Dec 6-4)

285: Jacob Sartorio (APP) over Morvens Saint Jean (PRES) (Fall 2:41)

Cal Poly 19, Oregon State 15

125: Brandon Kaylor (ORST) over Koda Holeman (POLY) (Dec 11-4)

133: Ethan Rotondo (POLY) over Jason Shaner (ORST) (Dec 6-1)

141: Lawrence Saenz (POLY) over Damion Elliott (ORST) (MD 12-2)

149: Dom Demas (POLY) over Riley Gurr (ORST) (Dec 3-2)

157: Luka Wick (POLY) over Isaiah Crosby (ORST) (Dec 3-0)

165: Matthew Olguin (ORST) over Legend Lamer (POLY) (SV-1 7-5)

174: Aaron Olmos (ORST) over Brawley Lamer (POLY) (Dec 13-6)

184: Trey Munoz (ORST) over Jarad Priest (POLY) (Fall 4:35)

197: Bernie Truax (POLY) over Tanner Harvey (ORST) (Dec 7-5)

285: Trevor Tinker (POLY) over J.J. Dixon (ORST) (Dec 8-2)

American 19, Drexel 17

149: Luke Nichter (DREX) over Patrick Ryan (AMER) (MD 11-3)

157: Tyler Williams (DREX) over Jack Nies (AMER) (Dec 8-6)

165: Evan Barczak (DREX) over Caleb Campos (AMER) (MD 11-3)

174: Lucas White (AMER) over Cody Walsh (DREX) (MD 8-0)

184: Colin Shannon (AMER) over Joshua Stillings (DREX) (Dec 2-1)

197: Connor Bourne (AMER) over Nathan Lapinski (DREX) (MD 11-2)

285: William Jarrell (AMER) over Dominic Petracci (DREX) (MD 10-0)

125: Maximilian Leete (AMER) over Antonio Mininno (DREX) (MD 10-2)

133: Kyle Waterman (DREX) over Jack Maida (AMER) (SV-1 6-4)

141: Jordan Soriano (DREX) over Raymond Lopez (AMER) (Dec 8-1)

Northern Colorado 37, Air Force 9

125: Stevo Poulin (UNCO) over Tucker Owens (AF) (Dec 6-0)

133: Jace Koelzer (UNCO) over Nick Krug (AF) (Fall 5:49)

141: Andrew Alirez (UNCO) over Bryce Shelton (AF) (Fall 3:40)

149: Chris Sandoval (UNCO) over Alec Viduya (AF) (Fall 6:19)

157: Vinny Zerban (UNCO) over Jack Ganos (AF) (Dec 6-0)

165: Baylor Fernandes (UNCO) over Seamus Casey (AF) (MD 12-2)

174: Andrew Berreyesa (UNCO) over Gage Musser (AF) (Fall 1:11)

184: Noah Blake (AF) over Andrew Donahue (UNCO) (TB-1 2-1)

197: Xavier Vasquez (UNCO) over Garrett Henigin (AF) (Dec 7-1)

285: Wyatt Hendrickson (AF) over Xavier Doolin (UNCO) (Fall 6:13)

 

[jmadden1998]

Northwestern sends DeAugustino to the Last Chance Open and he makes the final but injury defaults in OT

1st Place Match​

• Troy Sprately (Minnesota) won by injury default over Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern) (Inj. 7:47)

 

[Vallholl]

Northwestern sends DeAugustino to the Last Chance Open and he makes the final but injury defaults in OT

1st Place Match​

• Troy Sprately (Minnesota) won by injury default over Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern) (Inj. 7:47)

Open Division 125​

Michael DeAugustino's place is 2nd and has scored 12.0 team points.

• Quarterfinal - Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern) won by decision over Michael Spangler (Indiana) (Dec 2-1)
• Semifinal - Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern) won by decision over Cooper Hilton (unattached) (Dec 5-1)
• 1st Place Match - Troy Sprately (Minnesota) won by injury default over Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern) (Inj. 7:47)

 

[Vallholl]

Open Division 174​

Julien Broderson's place is 1st and has scored 18.5 team points.

• Champ. Round 1 - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by tech fall over Kaden Charboneau (Lindenwood University) (TF 17-2)
• Quarterfinal - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by decision over Caden Ernd (Illinois) (Dec 5-0)
• Semifinal - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by decision over Graham Calhoun (Wisconsin) (Dec 8-4)
• 1st Place Match - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by medical forfeit over Mj Gaitan (Iowa State) (MFF)

 

[MitchLL]

Open Division 174​

Julien Broderson's place is 1st and has scored 18.5 team points.

• Champ. Round 1 - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by tech fall over Kaden Charboneau (Lindenwood University) (TF 17-2)
• Quarterfinal - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by decision over Caden Ernd (Illinois) (Dec 5-0)
• Semifinal - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by decision over Graham Calhoun (Wisconsin) (Dec 8-4)
• 1st Place Match - Julien Broderson (Iowa State) won by medical forfeit over Mj Gaitan (Iowa State) (MFF)

Putting Broderson in this "tourney" is the equivalent of having a varsity wrestler competing in a junior high event.

Beyond embarrassing.

The risk far outweighs the results as we see with the injury to the NW 125.

Dresser continues to abuse the system.

 

[TNTwrestle]

DeAugustino has been injured most of the season. I'll bet he got the number of matches he wanted and forfeited to save wear and tear or recurrence.


But this "tournament" is a joke and an abuse of the system. I hope we never need it, but if we do I might hate it less.

 

[MitchLL]

DeAugustino has been injured most of the season. I'll bet he got the number of matches he wanted and forfeited to save wear and tear or recurrence.


But this "tournament" is a joke and an abuse of the system. I hope we never need it, but if we do I might hate it less.

Except DeAugustino didn't injury default until the 7:47 mark in the match.

Agree that ISU is a laughingstock for holding this event.

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Guessing @Vallholl meant to post this one:

Panther wrestling drops dual finale at No. 19 Wisconsin - UNI Athletics

No. 13 UNI wrestling (7-5 / 5-3 Big 12) at No. 19 Wisconsin (8-8 / 1-7 Big Ten)

unipanthers.com

13 UNI 17, #19 WISCONSIN 23

RESULTS (NCAA/ (Intermat / FloWrestling rankings)

125 | #7 (6/5) Eric Barnett (UW) pins Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) Fall 0:30

133 | (NR/HM)Taylor LaMont (UW) dec. #12 (11/17) Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) 3-1 - SV-1

141 | #8 (9/8) Cael Happel (UNI) pins #29 (29/HM) Joseph Zargo (UW) Fall 3:25

149 | Adam Allard (UNI) dec. Felix Lettini (UW) 7-3

157 | #18 (18/17) Garrett Model (UW) dec. #20 (21/22) Derek Holschlag (UNI) 5-2

165 | #6 (6/6) Dean Hamiti (UW) major dec. #15 (13/23) Austin Yant (UNI) 13- 2

174 | Lance Runyon (UNI) dec. Josh Otto (UW) 6-2

184 | #2 (2/2) Parker Keckeisen (UNI) tech fall Tyler Dow (UW) 22-6, 6:37

197 |#20 (20/16) Braxton Amos (UW) major dec. Noah Glaser (UNI) 10-2

285 | #10 (10/10) Trent Hillger dec. #15 (15/17) Tyrell Gordon (UNI) 2-1

Wisconsin 1-7 in the B10, 8-8 overall. It would appear that the B10 is pretty damn good.

 

[tigerguy_]

Agree that ISU is a laughingstock for holding this event.

I told Dresser he should hold this event earlier in the season and call it the Soldier Salute, but he didn’t take my suggestion

 

[MitchLL]

I told Dresser he should hold this event earlier in the season and call it the Soldier Salute, but he didn’t take my suggestion

Having it right before the post season looks desperate.

Any truth that the 2024 version will be held in Dresser's basement and renamed "Gettin Clones Qualified"?