Other Results: November 14-17

[funnyfletcher]

Thursday, November 14
Illinois 19, Missouri 14

125: Justin Cardani (Illinois) dec Dack Punke (Missouri), 4-0

133: Travis Piotrowski (Illinois) dec Allan Hart (Missouri), 4-3

141: Grant Leeth (Missouri) maj dec We Rachal (Illinois), 10-2

149: Brock Mauller (Missouri) maj dec Mousa Jodeh (Illinois), 12-3

157: Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) dec Eric Barone (Illinois), 7-2

165: Danny Braunagel (Illinois) dec Peyton Mocco (Missouri), 11-5

174: Joey Gunther (Illinois) dec Connor Flynn (Missouri), 4-2 SV1

184: Zac Braunagel (Illinois) maj dec Canten Marriott (Missouri), 15-6

197: Wyatt Koelling (Missouri) dec Matt Wroblewski (Illinois), 7-2

285: Luke Luffman (Illinois) dec Rodrigo Diaz (Missouri), 9-7


Friday, November 15
Ohio State 23, Pitt 12

197: Kollin Moore (Ohio State) over Kellan Stout (Pittsburgh) (MD 12-3)

285: Chase Singletary (Ohio State) over Demetrius Thomas (Pittsburgh) (Dec 8-3)

125: Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) over Louis Newell (Pittsburgh) (Dec 12-7)

133: Mickey Phillipi (Pittsburgh) over Quinn Kinner (Ohio State) (Dec 4-2)

141: Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) over Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) (MD 23-9)

149: Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) over Luke Kemerer (Pittsburgh) (Fall 5:25)

157: Taleb Rahmani (Pittsburgh) over Elijah Cleary (Ohio State) (Dec 6-1)

165: Jake Wentzel (Pittsburgh) over Ethan Smith (Ohio State) (Dec 3-2)

174: Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) over Gregg Harvey (Pittsburgh) (Dec 7-2)

184: Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh) over Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) (Dec 10-5)

 

[JohnBasedow]

Nice win for Gunther

 

[Vallholl]

Nice win for Gunther

I thought he was a '65 lber? I kid, I kid.

 

[Vallholl]

Thursday, November 14
Illinois 19, Missouri 14

125: Justin Cardani (Illinois) dec Dack Punke (Missouri), 4-0

133: Travis Piotrowski (Illinois) dec Allan Hart (Missouri), 4-3

141: Grant Leeth (Missouri) maj dec We Rachal (Illinois), 10-2

149: Brock Mauller (Missouri) maj dec Mousa Jodeh (Illinois), 12-3

157: Jarrett Jacques (Missouri) dec Eric Barone (Illinois), 7-2

165: Danny Braunagel (Illinois) dec Peyton Mocco (Missouri), 11-5

174: Joey Gunther (Illinois) dec Connor Flynn (Missouri), 4-2 SV1

184: Zac Braunagel (Illinois) maj dec Canten Marriott (Missouri), 15-6

197: Wyatt Koelling (Missouri) dec Matt Wroblewski (Illinois), 7-2

285: Luke Luffman (Illinois) dec Rodrigo Diaz (Missouri), 9-7


Friday, November 15
Ohio State 23, Pitt 12

197: Kollin Moore (Ohio State) over Kellan Stout (Pittsburgh) (MD 12-3)

285: Chase Singletary (Ohio State) over Demetrius Thomas (Pittsburgh) (Dec 8-3)

125: Malik Heinselman (Ohio State) over Louis Newell (Pittsburgh) (Dec 12-7)

133: Mickey Phillipi (Pittsburgh) over Quinn Kinner (Ohio State) (Dec 4-2)

141: Luke Pletcher (Ohio State) over Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) (MD 23-9)

149: Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) over Luke Kemerer (Pittsburgh) (Fall 5:25)

157: Taleb Rahmani (Pittsburgh) over Elijah Cleary (Ohio State) (Dec 6-1)

165: Jake Wentzel (Pittsburgh) over Ethan Smith (Ohio State) (Dec 3-2)

174: Kaleb Romero (Ohio State) over Gregg Harvey (Pittsburgh) (Dec 7-2)

184: Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh) over Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State) (Dec 10-5)

@funnyfletcher - you complete me.

 

[wasdt21]

nice win for singletary

 

[SPOONER]

Skatzka from the Gophs just got cradled and stuck by Dean Sherry. He had already been put on his back once. Through 174, Rider leads Minnesota, 15-13.

 

[IAChief32]

Rider is up on Minnesota 15-13 after Skatska just got decked.

 

[SPOONER]

Ryder up by 1 going to HWT. Steveson going for Minny. Bobby Steveson, who appears to have spent his offseason working on his beer and chicken wings game.

 

[Vallholl]

Results:
149: Kenan Carter (ODU) dec. A.J. Leitten; 7-2 - 3-0
157: #1 Hayden Hidlay (NCSU) dec. #4 Larry Early; 6-4 - 3-3
165: Shane Jones (ODU) dec. #10 Thomas Bullard; 3-2 - 3-6
174: Alex Cramer (ODU) dec. Jacob Ferreira; 10-4 - 3-9
184: #13 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) major dec. Antonio Agee; 12-4 - 7-9
197: Tyrie Houghton (NCSU) fall Tim Young; 4:31 - 13-9
285: Deonte Wilson (NCSU) dec. Will Hilliard; 3-1 - 16-9
125: Killian Cardinale (ODU) dec. #13 Jacob Camacho; 6-5 - 16-12
133: Kellen Devlin (NCSU) dec. Shannon Hanna; 9-5 - 19-12
141: #11 Tariq Wilson (NCSU) dec. #14 Sa'Derian Perry; 3-2 - 22-11^

Attendance: 1,191
^ODU deducted a team point after final match.

 

[SPOONER]

Ryder knocks off the Gophers, 21-17.

 

[IAChief32]

Rider over Minnesota 21-17 at Minne

 

[Vallholl]

• Results:
  125: Jonathan Tropea (Rider) dec. #18 Patrick McKee (Minnesota), 10-3; Rider leads, 3-0
  133: Chris Wright (Rider) dec. Brent Jones (Minnesota), 6-5; Rider leads, 6-0
  141: #4 Mitch McKee (Minnesota) WBF Herb Edwards (Rider), 0:40; Match tied, 6-6
  149: #9 Brayton Lee (Minnesota) dec. Gino Fluri (Rider), 11-7. Minnesota leads, 9-6
  157: #6 Jesse Dellavecchia (Rider) dec. Carson Brolsma (Minnesota), 3-2; Match tied, 9-9
  165: Bailee O'Reilly (Minnesota) maj. dec. Georgio Poullas (Rider), 17-9; Minnesota leads, 13-9
  174: Dean Sherry (Rider) WBF #6 Devin Skatzka (Minnesota), 2:54; Rider leads, 15-13
  184: Owen Webster (Minnesota) maj. dec. #33 George Walton (Rider) 11-3; Minnesota leads, 17-15
  197: #14 Ethan Laird (Rider) dec. Dylan Anderson (Minnesota) 11-4; Rider leads, 18-17
  285: Ryan Cloud (Rider) dec. Boddy Stevenson (Minnesota), 1-0; Rider defeats #6 Minnesota, 21-17

 

[Vallholl]

Oklahoma State, OK 30 Drexel, PA 6

Results:
125: No. 4 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Dante Mininno (DU), 16-1
133: Chandler Olson (DU) dec. Reece Witcraft (OSU), 5-1
141: Dusty Hone (OSU) dec. Tyler Williams (DU), 6-0
149: No. 5 Boo Lewallen (OSU) MD Vincent Foggia (DU), 10-2
157: Wyatt Sheets (OSU) MD Parker Kropman (DU), 13-3
165: No. 20 Travis Wittlake (OSU) dec. No. 10 Ebed Jarrell (DU), 5-1
174: Andrew Shomers (OSU) dec. Michael O'Malley (DU), SV-1 4-2
184: Anthony Montalvo (OSU) MD Bryan McLaughlin (DU), 14-3
197: No. 5 (184) Dakota Geer (OSU) MD Owen Brooks (DU), 16-7
HWT: Sean O'Malley (DU) dec. Austin Harris (OSU), 2-1

 

[Vallholl]

Northern Illinois, IL 24 Bucknell, PA 10

Bryce West (Northern Illinois) over Brandon Seidman (Bucknell) (Dec 6-1)

Drew West (Northern Illinois) over Darren Miller (Bucknell) (Dec 7-5)
Noah Levett (Bucknell) over
Caleb Brooks (Northern Illinois) (Dec 12-10)


McCoy Kent (Northern Illinois) over Matt Kolonia (Bucknell) (Dec 9-7)

Mason Kauffman (Northern Illinois) over Jaden Fisher (Bucknell) (Dec 8-6)

Zach Hartman (Bucknell) over Caden McWhirter (Northern Illinois) (MD 15-7)

Kenny Moore (Northern Illinois) over Frankie Guida (Bucknell) (SV-1 4-2)

Brit Wilson (Northern Illinois) over Brandon Stokes (Bucknell) (Fall 5:57)

Drew Phipps (Bucknell) over Gage Braun (Northern Illinois) (Dec 4-1)

Max Ihry (Northern Illinois) over Nate Feyrer (Bucknell) (Dec 6-1)

 

[MitchLL]

Skatzka from the Gophs just got cradled and stuck by Dean Sherry. He had already been put on his back once. Through 174, Rider leads Minnesota, 15-13.

We all know what Gopher fans will say after this result....and it's pretty much rinse/repeat..."Yeah, but our guy(fill in the name) will win next time they meet because the other guy got lucky".

Gophers being Gophers!

 

[IAChief32]

Biggest upset was Skatzka...Wasn't even like it was "caught" situation as that was the second time he got put on his back in a cradle...very close to being pinned the first time.

 

[sunwarrior]

I had high hopes that some of the horrible video review issues we saw last year would be worked out but... just watching the replay of the Minn dual now. At 133 there was a controversial no call on potential back points for MN with about :40 seconds left then a stalemate and restart with about :30 seconds... Minny loses 6-5 then challenges after the match clock expires and the refs go back and look at that exchange from wayy earlier in the period... how is that allowed? I can kind of understand when a constant chain of wrestling occurs ala Yianni/Zain but this thing at Minnesota makes no sense at all

Can you just challenge anything at any time? What the heck? Can someone explain the review rules for me? Here we go again

 

[MitchLL]

Looks like Minnesota might reconsider scheduling powerhouses like Rider.

That said... Gopher forum thinking Greg K could make 197 and Grable Stevenson coming back soon. If any of that is true... makes me think Sokol might eventually commit to Minnesota.

We'll see, but Gophers look like a dumpster fire right now.

 

[Vallholl]

Quotes & Notes
"This is a big win for Rider University and our wrestling program."

"A lot of things have to go right to beat a nationally ranked Big 10 team, especially in their place. Our kids wrestled very well tonight. I'm very proud of them and their effort."

"The match was a great team effort, but the difference in the match was the performance by Tropea and Sherry. We don't win that match without their wins!" - Rider Head Coach John Hangey

• The match was the third in the all-time series with Minnesota. Rider had fallen in 1996-97 and 2017-18 seasons.

• Rider's last win over a Big 10 program came Feb. 18, 2018, against Maryland. The last Rider victory over a Big 10 program other than Maryland was Dec. 5, 2015 against Northwestern in Alumni Gym.

• The Broncs prior win over a ranked team came Jan. 27, 2018, against then-No. 23 Lock Haven, 22-12.

• Rider returns to action Sunday at Northern Illinois. The match is set to begin at 1 p.m. (ET)/12 p.m. (CT).

 

[Vallholl]

RU wins, 23-13 over Fresno State

Results:
HWT: No. 19/21/NR Christian Colucci (RU) over Randy Gonzalez (FSU) by major decision, 8-0; RU leads, 4-0
125: Nicolas Aguilar (RU) over Robert Garcia IV (FSU) by fall (2:49); RU leads, 10-0
133: No. 20/11/11 Sammy Alvarez (RU) over NR/23/NR Gary Joint (FSU) by major decision, 9-1; RU leads, 14-0
141: DJ Llehman (FSU) over NR/24/NR JoJo Aragona (RU) by decision, 4-2; RU leads, 14-3
149: No. NR/22/NR Greg Gaxiola (FSU) over Gerard Angelo (RU) by major decision, 15-4; RU leads, 14-7
157: Michael Van Brill (RU) over Jacob Wright (FSU) by decision, 7-4; RU leads, 17-7
165: Adam Kemp (FSU) over Brett Donner (RU) by decision, 5-4; RU leads, 17-10
174: No. 15/16/18 Jackson Hemauer (FSU) over Willie Scott (RU) by decision, 5-0; RU leads, 17-13
184: Billy Janzer (RU) over Dominic Kinkaid (FSU) by decision, 4-0; RU leads, 20-13
197: No. 15/14/13 Jordan Pagano (RU) over Ryan Reyes (FSU), 1-0; RU wins, 23-13

 

[Vallholl]

TEMPE, Ariz. -- Winning nine of ten matches on the evening, the No. 5 Arizona State wrestling team defeated the Augustana Vikings in dominant fashion, 35-6, Friday night at Desert Financial Arena.

• 
  Results:
  125: #25 Brandon Courtney Dec Michael Suda, 9-8
  133: #12 Josh Kramer MD Jack Huffman, 11-2
  141: Navonte Demison Dec Jebben Keyes, 6-3
  149: #20 Josh Maruca MD Keaton Schorr, 15-5
  157: Dillon Ulrey Dec Jacob Tvinnereim, 9-7
  165: #6 Josh Shields MD Dylan Schuck, 12-4
  174: #11 Anthony Valencia MD Ben Kelvington, 18-6
  184: #1 Zahid Valencia Fall Tanner Brengle, 2:10
  197: Daniel Bishop Fall Roman Rozell, :57
  285: #5 Tanner Hall MD Steven Hajas, 10-0

 

[slushhead]

Quotes & Notes
"This is a big win for Rider University and our wrestling program." . . .

• Rider's last win over a Big 10 program came Feb. 18, 2018, against Maryland. The last Rider victory over a Big 10 program other than Maryland was Dec. 5, 2015 against Northwestern in Alumni Gym.

In other words, Rider's last win over a Big 10 program was Dec. 5, 2015 against Northwestern in Alumni Gym.

 

[Vallholl]

Here's the MN write up of the dual.

MINNEAPOLIS – The Minnesota wrestling team fell to the Rider Broncs 21-17 on Friday night at Williams Arena.

"It's tough but we've got to move on," head coach Brandon Eggum said. "It's early in the season and we've got another chance on Sunday. It's just a sour taste in our mouth."

After the Gophers fell behind early in the dual, 141-pound Mitch McKee righted the ship with a quick 40 second pin to tie the dual up at six. McKee now has three straight pins in a combined 1:58 of mat time.


Minnesota Wrestling

✔@GopherWrestling

The #Gophers are right back in this dual with a 40-second pin from Mitch McKee!

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Just one bout later, 149-pound Brayton Lee kept the momentum rolling with an 11-7 decision that saw him earn five takedowns to his opponent's lone two-point takedown.

Coming out of intermission, 165-pound Bailee O'Reilly gave the Gophers a jolt of energy with his major decision over Georgio Poullas. An aggressive O'Reilly had the scoring advantage from the start and ultimately finished with a 17-9 major decision to start the second half.

Earning his second dual victory of the season was Owen Webster at 184-pounds. Sensing his opponent tiring out, Webster continued to shoot takedown attempts which ultimately paid off in the final minute.

With less than 20 seconds remaining, Webster locked up Rider's George Walton and flipped him to his back for a four-point nearfall sent the Williams Arena crowd into a wild frenzy.


Minnesota Wrestling

✔@GopherWrestling

Wait for it...

Owen Webster's patience pays off with near fall points!




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While the Gophers held the lead after Webster's victory, the Gophers dropped the final two bouts to lose the dual.

He dropped the match, but 165-pound Carson Brolsma only fell to No.8 Jesse Dellavechia by 3-2 decision. A late takedown in the waning moments of the first period proved the difference as Brolsma's escape and riding time point weren't enough for a top-ten upset.

Closing out the night was heavyweight Bobby Steveson making his first dual appearance for the Gophers in nearly two seasons.

 

[Vallholl]

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Competing in Staber Arena for the first time since 2016, No. 10 Lehigh went down to the wire with No. 4 Oklahoma State. A Cowboy forfeit in the final bout at 133 left the dual tied at 20-20, and on the third criteria, total match points, a 58-48 advantage gave the Mountain Hawks the 21-20 victory Saturday afternoon.


Results:
141 - Ryan Pomrinca (Lehigh) dec. Dusty Hone (OSU) 3-2
149 - Boo Lewallen (OSU) dec. Jimmy Hoffman (Lehigh) 4-0
157 - Josh Humphreys (Lehigh) major dec. Wyatt Sheets (OSU) 16-2
165 - Travis Wittlake (OSU) def. Brian Meyer (Lehigh) 3-2
174 - Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) major dec. Andrew Shomers (OSU) 20-6
184 - Anthony Montalvo (OSU) Fall Chris Weiler (Lehigh) 6:26
197 - Dakota Geer (OSU) major dec. Jake Jakobsen (Lehigh) 15-5
285 - Jordan Wood (Lehigh) dec. Austin Harris (OSU) 9-4
125 - Nick Piccininni (OSU) major dec. Brandon Paetzell (Lehigh) 11-3
133 - Nick Farro (Lehigh) won by forfeit
Attendance - 2,930
* - Lehigh wins on third criteria - total match points (58-48)

 

[Vallholl]

#9 NC State 36, Belmont Abbey 6
125: Charlie Lenox (NCSU) fall Josh Vega; 1:07 - 6-0
133: Lleyton Taylor (BA) dec. Jarred Papcsy; 5-4 - 6-3
141: Alex Urquiza (NCSU) dec. Justin Payne; 4-0 - 9-3
149: Matt Grippi (NCSU) dec. Josh Blatt; 10-4 - 12-3
157: John Dean (BA) dec. Matt Fields; 6-2 - 12-6
165: Tyler Barnes (NCSU) dec. Greg Hilliard; 9-3 - 15-6
174: #13 Daniel Bullard (NCSU) tech fall Chandler Echols; 18-0 - 20-6
184: #13 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) fall Logan Branham; 3:19 - 26-6
197: Tyrie Houghton (NCSU) major dec. Brian Girard; 15-6 - 30-6
285: Colin Lawler (NCSU) fall John Carroll; 2:48 - 36-6

#9 NC State 40, UNC Pembroke 3
125: Tommy Cox (NCSU) major dec. Jayquon McEntyre; 15-2 - 4-0
133: Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) tech fall Nick Daggett; 17-2 - 9-0
141: Jonathan Miller (UNCP) dec. John Devine; 10-5 - 9-3
149: Matt Fields (NCSU) major dec. Sammy Peticos; 14-6 - 13-3
157: Matt Grippi (NCSU) dec. Tyler Makosy; 3-2 - 16-3
165: Tyler Barnes (NCSU) dec. Kaleb Warner; 4-2 - 19-3
174: Jake Cook (NCSU) dec. Garrett Hill; 4-2 - 22-3
184: #13 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) fall Brandon Sloop; 1:56 - 28-3
197: Tyrie Houghton (NCSU) fall Marcus Bell; 6:10 - 34-3
285: Colin Lawler (NCSU) forfeit - 40-3

#9 NC State 45, Reinhardt 0
125: Tommy Cox (NCSU) forfeit - 6-0
133: Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) major dec. Bruce Davis; 17-4 - 10-0
141: Alex Urquiza (NCSU) dec. Jody McAlister; 9-5 - 13-0
149: Matt Fields (NCSU) fall Curtis Doctor; 3:33 - 19-0
157: Matt Grippi (NCSU) dec. Nolan Saxton; 7-6 - 22-0
165: Tyler Barnes (NCSU) fall Cole Tenety; 1:44 - 28-0
174: #13 Daniel Bullard (NCSU) major dec. Michael Carew; 14-4 - 32-0
184: #13 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) major dec. Antonio Stewart; 14-4 - 36-0
197: Tyrie Houghton (NCSU) dec. Jacob Henderson; 8-6 - 39-0
285: Colin Lawler (NCSU) fall Nicholas Jarvis; 6:47 - 45-0

 

[Vallholl]

Michigan State 21, No. 20 Oklahoma 16
133: #13 Anthony Madrigal dec. Garrett Pepple, 4-0, OU leads 3-0
157: #17 Justin Thomas dec. #16 Jake Tucker, 6-2, OU leads 6-0
184: # 17 Cam Caffey wins by fall Darrien Roberts, (4:57), MSU-OU tied at 6
141: #2 Dom Demas dec. (SV-1) Matt Santos ,3-1, OU leads 9-6
165: Drew Hughes wins by fall Jose Lao Cooper, (1:07), MSU leads 12-9
197: #12 Jake Woodley major dec. Nick May, 12-3, OU leads 13-12
125: Logan Griffin major dec. Tommy Hoskins, 11-2, MSU leads 16-13
149: Jaden Enriquez dec. (SV-2) Jacob Butler ,3-1, MSU leads 19-13
174: #21 Anthony Mantanona dec. Layne Malczewski, 6-3, MSU leads 18-16*
285: #30 Christian Rebottaro dec. Josiah Jones, MSU wins 21-16
*1 point was subtracted from MSU following the bout at 174 (failure to control mat)

Michigan State 36, Kent State 6
165: Drew Hughes wins by fall Kade Byland, (2:29), MSU leads 6-0
141: Matt Santos dec. Cory Simpson, 3-2, MSU leads 9-0
197: Brenden McRill dec. Colin McCracken, 5-3, MSU leads 12-0
125: Logan Griffin wins by fall Earl Blake, (6:26), MSU leads 18-0
149: Alex Hrispoloulos dec. Kody Komara, 5-3, MSU leads 21-0
174: Andrew McNally dec. (SV-1) Layne Malczewski, 13-11, MSU leads 21-3
285: #30 Christian Rebottaro wins by fall Spencer Berthold, (4:42), MSU leads 27-3
133: Tim Rooney dec. Jake Spiess, 8-5, MSU leads 27-6
184: #17 Cam Caffey wins by fall Tyler Bates, (1:37), MSU leads 33-6
157: #16 Jake Tucker dec Brady Chrisman, 11-5, MSU wins 36-6

 

[Vallholl]

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- Willie Scott (174) worked a tech fall, Gerard Angelo (149) muscled a major decision over a ranked foe and Rutgers wrestling (5-0) won seven of 10 bouts to earn a 24-12 victory over Cal State Bakersfield (0-3) on Saturday afternoon in Bakersfield, California. The win completed a 2-0 road trip for the Scarlet Knights in the Golden State, as RU also collected a 23-13 victory over Fresno State on Friday night in Fresno.


Results:
133: Chance Rich (CSUB) over Sammy Alvarez (RU) by fall (6:50); CSUB leads, 6-0
141: Angelo Martinoni (CSUB) over Zach Firestone (RU) by decision, 18-12; CSUB leads, 9-0
149: Gerard Angelo (RU) over Russell Rohlfing (CSUB) by major decision, 13-5; CSUB leads, 9-4
157: Mike Vanschenkbrill (RU) over Wyatt Gerl (CSUB) by decision, 4-2; CSUB leads, 9-7
165: Jacob Thalin (CSUB) over Jackson Turley (RU) by decision, 2-1; CSUB leads, 12-7
174: Willie Scott (RU) over Josh Annis (CSUB) by tech fall, 16-1; Rutgers tied, 12-12
184: Billy Janzer (RU) over Josh Loomer (CSUB) by decision, 1-0; Rutgers leads, 15-12
197: Matt Correnti (RU) over Dom Ducharme (CSUB) by decision, 5-2; Rutgers leads, 18-12
285: Christian Colucci (RU) over Jarrod Snyder (CSUB) by decision, 3-2; Rutgers leads, 21-12
125: Malcolm Robinson (RU) over Alejandro Hernandez-Figueroa (CSUB) by decision, 8-2; Rutgers wins, 24-12

UP NEXT
Rutgers competes in the Navy Classic on Saturday, Nov. 23 in Annapolis, Maryland.

 

[Vallholl]

STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford wrestling opened its home schedule with a 21-11 upset win over No. 17 North Carolina, Saturday, in Burnham Pavilion.


Results:
125 Jackson DiSario (STAN) dec. Joey Melendez (UNC) 8-5
133 Jaime Hernandez (UNC) maj. dec. Brandon Kier (STAN) 15-5
141 #13 Real Woods (STAN) dec. Zach Sherman (UNC) 3-2
149 Michael Goldfeder (UNC) dec. Steve Abbate (STAN) 9-5
157 Tyler Eischens (STAN) dec. #16 A.C. Headlee (UNC) 4-3
165 #8 Shane Griffith (STAN) dec. #17 Kennedy Monday (UNC) 9-4
174 Clay Lautt (UNC) maj. dec. Jared Hill (STAN) 14-6
184 Nick Addison (STAN) dec. Chasen Blair (UNC) 6-0
197 #9 Nathan Traxler (STAN) dec. Brandon Whitman (UNC) 8-2
285 David Showunmi (STAN) dec. #20 Andrew Gunning (UNC) 4-3

 

[UndercoverHawk]

Michigan State 21, No. 20 Oklahoma 16
133: #13 Anthony Madrigal dec. Garrett Pepple, 4-0, OU leads 3-0
157: #17 Justin Thomas dec. #16 Jake Tucker, 6-2, OU leads 6-0
184: # 17 Cam Caffey wins by fall Darrien Roberts, (4:57), MSU-OU tied at 6
141: #2 Dom Demas dec. (SV-1) Matt Santos ,3-1, OU leads 9-6
165: Drew Hughes wins by fall Jose Lao Cooper, (1:07), MSU leads 12-9
197: #12 Jake Woodley major dec. Nick May, 12-3, OU leads 13-12
125: Logan Griffin major dec. Tommy Hoskins, 11-2, MSU leads 16-13
149: Jaden Enriquez dec. (SV-2) Jacob Butler ,3-1, MSU leads 19-13
174: #21 Anthony Mantanona dec. Layne Malczewski, 6-3, MSU leads 18-16*
285: #30 Christian Rebottaro dec. Josiah Jones, MSU wins 21-16
*1 point was subtracted from MSU following the bout at 174 (failure to control mat)

Michigan State 36, Kent State 6
165: Drew Hughes wins by fall Kade Byland, (2:29), MSU leads 6-0
141: Matt Santos dec. Cory Simpson, 3-2, MSU leads 9-0
197: Brenden McRill dec. Colin McCracken, 5-3, MSU leads 12-0
125: Logan Griffin wins by fall Earl Blake, (6:26), MSU leads 18-0
149: Alex Hrispoloulos dec. Kody Komara, 5-3, MSU leads 21-0
174: Andrew McNally dec. (SV-1) Layne Malczewski, 13-11, MSU leads 21-3
285: #30 Christian Rebottaro wins by fall Spencer Berthold, (4:42), MSU leads 27-3
133: Tim Rooney dec. Jake Spiess, 8-5, MSU leads 27-6
184: #17 Cam Caffey wins by fall Tyler Bates, (1:37), MSU leads 33-6
157: #16 Jake Tucker dec Brady Chrisman, 11-5, MSU wins 36-6

Was this actual match order?

 

[Vallholl]

Was this actual match order?

KENT, Ohio -- Michigan State wrestling opened the 2019-20 dual meet season with a pair of victories over Kent State and No. 20 Oklahoma on Saturday, Nov. 16 at Kent State's Tri-Meet inside the MAC Center.

In a triangular scramble format, the Spartans rotated between two mats throughout the day against Kent State and Oklahoma. MSU, which ranks No. 29 in the latest team rankings, defeated the Sooners, 21-16, and followed with a dominating 36-6 win over the Golden Flashes.

 

[ggmditka]

Thanks Vallholl!

 

[CaliHawkFan]

STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford wrestling opened its home schedule with a 21-11 upset win over No. 17 North Carolina, Saturday, in Burnham Pavilion.


Results:
125 Jackson DiSario (STAN) dec. Joey Melendez (UNC) 8-5
133 Jaime Hernandez (UNC) maj. dec. Brandon Kier (STAN) 15-5
141 #13 Real Woods (STAN) dec. Zach Sherman (UNC) 3-2
149 Michael Goldfeder (UNC) dec. Steve Abbate (STAN) 9-5
157 Tyler Eischens (STAN) dec. #16 A.C. Headlee (UNC) 4-3
165 #8 Shane Griffith (STAN) dec. #17 Kennedy Monday (UNC) 9-4
174 Clay Lautt (UNC) maj. dec. Jared Hill (STAN) 14-6
184 Nick Addison (STAN) dec. Chasen Blair (UNC) 6-0
197 #9 Nathan Traxler (STAN) dec. Brandon Whitman (UNC) 8-2
285 David Showunmi (STAN) dec. #20 Andrew Gunning (UNC) 4-3

Stanford has some dudes this year with Woods and Griffith. Talented young guys. Thought Woods had Pletcher beat last week.

 

[CaliHawkFan]

STANFORD, Calif. -- Stanford wrestling opened its home schedule with a 21-11 upset win over No. 17 North Carolina, Saturday, in Burnham Pavilion.


Results:
125 Jackson DiSario (STAN) dec. Joey Melendez (UNC) 8-5
133 Jaime Hernandez (UNC) maj. dec. Brandon Kier (STAN) 15-5
141 #13 Real Woods (STAN) dec. Zach Sherman (UNC) 3-2
149 Michael Goldfeder (UNC) dec. Steve Abbate (STAN) 9-5
157 Tyler Eischens (STAN) dec. #16 A.C. Headlee (UNC) 4-3
165 #8 Shane Griffith (STAN) dec. #17 Kennedy Monday (UNC) 9-4
174 Clay Lautt (UNC) maj. dec. Jared Hill (STAN) 14-6
184 Nick Addison (STAN) dec. Chasen Blair (UNC) 6-0
197 #9 Nathan Traxler (STAN) dec. Brandon Whitman (UNC) 8-2
285 David Showunmi (STAN) dec. #20 Andrew Gunning (UNC) 4-3

Stanford has some dudes this year with Woods and Griffith. Talented young guys. Thought Woods had Pletcher beat last week.

 

[fufighters]

Black night inv ...Interesting PSU team and results. No Cassar or Shak...Conel struggled and had to win in ot.

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Holy sh*t, Rider over Minnesota, Michigan St over Oklahoma, fortunes have turned in D1. M St had -1 team points at NCAAs just a couple years ago. Good for that coaching staff

 

[tiltman]

Black night inv ...Interesting PSU team and results. No Cassar or Shak...Conel struggled and had to win in ot.

They’re both going for that 13th year medical redshirt already.

 

[JohnBasedow]

Black night inv ...Interesting PSU team and results. No Cassar or Shak...Conel struggled and had to win in ot.

Bolo of CMU beats Conel 5-3 in the next round.

 

[FarvaHawk14]

Sasso just got decked by #21 Brent Moore of VT. He ducked for a double and got fed hips and pancaked..

 

[IAChief32]

Black night inv ...Interesting PSU team and results. No Cassar or Shak...Conel struggled and had to win in ot.

Cassar being there would have been f*n with both Parris and Stencil in the bracket.

 

[Grip220]

Teske lost to Hildebrant from CMU 5-0 semis of the army open.