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[Valholl]

@SPOONER From another source. LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Friday night will go down as the biggest day in Bellarmine University wrestling program history. The Knights hosted perennial powerhouse No. 2 Iowa in Knights Hall, welcoming a record setting 2,285 Bellarmine fans.

Well 2,285 fans. Grace and Beatty made it clear that there was some Hawkeye Gear in attendance. Plus Tom was throwing out t-shirts and hats, so he probably converted another dozen fans.

 

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David Taylor Era Starts with Dominant Victory at Utah Valley - Oklahoma State University Athletics

OREM, Utah – The No. 3 Oklahoma State wrestling team cruised to a 38-6 victory over Utah Valley in the first dual of David Taylor 's head coaching career Fri...

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OREM, Utah – The No. 3 Oklahoma State wrestling team cruised to a 38-6 victory over Utah Valley in the first dual of David Taylor's head coaching career Friday night at the UCCU Center.

The Cowboys won eight of 10 matches while earning bonus points six times, including four straight to open the dual and build a substantial 21-0 advantage. The performance also gave Oklahoma State its ninth consecutive win in season openers and highest point total in a road dual since December 17, 2021, when it beat Air Force by a score of 45-0.

"Tonight was a lot of fun," Taylor said of his first win. "Utah Valley provided a really good wrestling environment, and our guys got challenged in some unique ways. It's good to get challenged early so we can figure out how to make some adjustments. I was really happy with the way the guys wrestled."

With the dual starting at 174 pounds, Dean Hamiti Jr. had a dominant Cowboy debut against Mark Takara, picking up a 20-5 technical fall in 5:30. Hamiti's first takedown came less than 20 seconds into the match as he scored four first-period takedowns wn route to the victory. Dustin Plott followed suit at 184 pounds, ending his match against Caleb Uhlenhopp in 6:43 by technical fall, 20-4. Now back-to-back in the lineup, Hamiti and Plott combined for a 73% bonus rate last season.

Luke Surber and Wyatt Hendrickson kept the momentum going at 197 pounds and heavyweight, respectively, as Surber pinned Kael Bennie midway through the third period and Hendrickson exploded for a 24-7 technical fall behind five takedowns. Oklahoma State did not secure bonus points in four straight matches in any dual last season.

At 125 pounds, Troy Spratley scored five third-period points to grit out a 5-3 win over Bridger Ricks and extend OSU's lead to 24 heading into intermission. Coming out of the break, 133-pounder Reece Witcraft then recorded his second career pin in dual competition as he put Kase Mauger on his back late in the second period and mathematically clinched the dual for the Cowboys.

In his first official action since the 2023 NCAA Championships, Carter Young methodically strung together eight takedowns for a 25-9 technical fall against Q'Veli Quintanilla. He entered the night having just one technical fall for his career, which came at the Southern Scuffle two seasons ago. Teague Travis gave OSU its final win of the night at 157 pounds, securing an escape, takedown and riding time in the third period to beat Ryker Fullmer, 5-1.

True freshman Kolter Burton cracked the lineup at 141 pounds for his first career dual start, while Michigan transfer Cameron Amine also made his Cowboy debut in a tight overtime loss to sixth-ranked Terrell Barraclough.

The Cowboys continue west for their dual at No. 24 Oregon State on Sunday, which is set for 4 p.m. CT and can be streamed on FloWrestling.org.

No. 3 Oklahoma State 38, Utah Valley 6
Nov. 15, 2024 | UCCU Center | Orem, Utah
Attendance: 5,053
174: No. 5 Dean Hamiti Jr. (OSU) TF Mark Takara (UVU), 20-5, 5:30
184: No. 3 Dustin Plott (OSU) TF Caleb Uhlenhopp (UVU), 20-4, 6:43
197: No. 19 Luke Surber (OSU) fall Kael Bennie (UVU), 5:50
HWT: No. 2 Wyatt Hendrickson (OSU) TF Jack Forbes (UVU), 24-7, 5:24
125: No. 6 Troy Spratley (OSU) dec. Bridger Ricks (UVU), 5-3
133: Reece Witcraft (OSU) fall Kase Mauger (UVU), 4:56
141: No. 26 Haiden Drury (UVU) dec. Kolter Burton (OSU), 5-0
149: No. 18 Carter Young (OSU) TF Q'Veli Quintanilla (UVU), 25-9, 6:14
157: No. 8 Teague Travis (OSU) dec. Ryker Fullmer (UVU), 5-1
165: No. 6 Terrell Barraclough (UVU) dec. No. 5 Cameron Amine (OSU), TB-1 5-4

 

[Valholl]

No. 8 Wrestling Drops Road Match to No. 7 Virginia Tech - University of Missouri Athletics

No. 8 ranked University of Missouri wrestling suffered its first loss of the season to No. 7 Virginia Tech, 23-10, on Friday, Nov. 15.

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BLACKSBURG, Va. – No. 8 ranked University of Missouri wrestling suffered its first loss of the season to No. 7 Virginia Tech, 23-10, on Friday, Nov. 15. Mizzou moves to 1-1 on the early season, while the Hokies are now 2-0.

Mizzou saw three close losses by decision at 125, 133 and 141 to start the night down 9-0. Redshirt junior Logan Gioffre battled hard against Virginia Tech's No. 1 ranked 149-pounder Caleb Henson and returning National Champion but could not come away with the win. Losing by major decision at 157 pounds, the Tigers went into the break down 17-0.

Getting Missouri going, redshirt sophomore Cam Steed picked up an 8-1 win by decision at 165 pounds. At 174 pounds, senior Keegan O'Toole continues his bonus streak, winning by a major decision, 13-5. Keeping the momentum going, redshirt junior Colton Hawks earned an upset win over No. 5 TJ Stewart Jr. at 184. True freshman Aeoden Sinclair battled until the very end against No. 13 Andy Smith but could not secure the last-second takedown to tie the bout. Dropping the final matchup at 285, the Tigers dropped the road contest 23-10.

Match Notes

• Missouri moves to 5-4 all-time against Virginia Tech with the loss.
• O'Toole remains undefeated (6-0) with a 100 percent bonus rate, picking up the major decision win over No. 4 Wolak.
• Hawks, ranked No. 12 at 184 pounds, earned the upset win over All-American and No. 5 ranked TJ Stewart Jr.

Up Next
The Tigers have a quick turnaround, heading to No. 16 Illinois on Thursday, Nov. 21. The action is set to start at 7 p.m. CT and can be streamed on Big10 Plus.

Full Results
No. 8 Missouri 10, No. 7 Virginia Tech 23
125 | (13) Eddie Ventresca over Gage Walker by dec. 6-5
133 | (10) Connor McGonagle over (29) Kade Moore by dec. 3-0
141 | (18) Sam Latona over (13) Josh Edmond by dec. 4-2
149 | (1) Caleb Henson over (24) Logan Gioffre by MD 9-0
157 | (25) Rafael Hipolito Jr. over (32) James Conway by MD 11-3
165 | (14) Cam Steed over Mac Church by dec. 8-1
174 (1) Keegan O'Toole over (4) Lennox Wolak by MD 13-5
184 | (12) Colton Hawks over (5) Thomas Stewart Jr. by dec. 8-2
197 | (13) Andy Smith over Aeoden Sinclair by dec. 12-9
285 | (14) Jimmy Mullen over (20) Seth Nitzel by dec. 4-2

 

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Brookings, S.D. - https://gojacks.com/news/2024/11/15/wrestling-jacks-score-first-win-in-first-bank-trust-arena.aspx

 

[sdvike]

😁😁😁
Probably a good kid, just not a high level D-1 guy.

Most of the WSR guys have struggled in college outside of Stiert(sp) at UNI and I might be missing someone else.
The Ballwegs certainly did at Iowa. Riggins could always get to the legs, but couldn't finish.
I'm sure Dresser was hoping he could gleam some stuff of what is happening inside the Iowa room taking Riggins.

Thanks Mitch. We had always thought his underperformance was wrestling at a higher weight at Iowa but maybe the skill set just isn't there, he is still struggling to finish the single legs. He did win the wrestle off at ISU so there's that. Watched his match last night, he just doesn't look happy being a Cyclone out on the mat. I wonder if were going to put PK or Nelson out there against him, either should win fairly easily.

 

[MitchLL]

Thanks Mitch. We had always thought his underperformance was wrestling at a higher weight at Iowa but maybe the skill set just isn't there, he is still struggling to finish the single legs. He did win the wrestle off at ISU so there's that. Watched his match last night, he just doesn't look happy being a Cyclone out on the mat. I wonder if were going to put PK or Nelson out there against him, either should win fairly easily.

Is it just some coincidence that ISU is in so much disarray with injuries and weight cuts that their lineup looks like dogshit right now?

WTF were they doing, or not doing, in the off-season to be in this position?
Not to read too much into it this early in their careers, but the Naak Bros sure don't seem like D-1 guys...Bigger one got beat by Riggins and little one is just easy to dislike and getting pummeled.

 

[SPOONER]

@SPOONER From another source. LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Friday night will go down as the biggest day in Bellarmine University wrestling program history. The Knights hosted perennial powerhouse No. 2 Iowa in Knights Hall, welcoming a record setting 2,285 Bellarmine fans.

Well 2,285 fans. Grace and Beatty made it clear that there was some Hawkeye Gear in attendance. Plus Tom was throwing out t-shirts and hats, so he probably converted another dozen fans.

I don’t know, man. One of our local geniuses here told us 650 yesterday. Seems like he knows better. So I’m going to go with that.

 

[Valholl]

I don’t know, man. One of our local geniuses here told us 650 yesterday. Seems like he knows better. So I’m going to go with that.

Sounds good.

 

[lookleft goright]

I don’t know, man. One of our local geniuses here told us 650 yesterday. Seems like he knows better. So I’m going to go with that.

Do you send out Christmas cards. I would love to see something from you with the Christmas spirit involved. But seriously, if you are joking - you are hilarious and I love your sense of humor. If you are serious, you may be a big A$$h0le.
Either way, I always look forward to your posts.

 

[SPOONER]

Do you send out Christmas cards. I would love to see something from you with the Christmas spirit involved. But seriously, if you are joking - you are hilarious and I love your sense of humor. If you are serious, you may be a big A$$h0le.
Either way, I always look forward to your posts.

I mostly just try to make people laugh. I love everyone.

 

[WildTurk]

I mostly just try to make people laugh. I love everyone.

 

[12tdsaw]

i hate everyone

 

[Valholl]

Saturday, November 16​

Northern Colorado 22, Penn 13

125: #9 Stevo Poulin (UNC) def. #19 Max Gallagher (Penn), 7-2 DEC

133: #23 Domnick Serrano (UNC) def. Alex Almeyda (Penn), 15-9 DEC

141: #1 Andrew Alirez (UNC) def. #17 CJ Composto (Penn), 8-2 DEC

149: #18 Cross Wasilewski (Penn) def. Benji Alanis (UNC) (Penn), 18-2 TF

157: #17 Vince Zerban (UNC) def. #21 Jude Swisher (Penn), 7-2 DEC

165: #30 Clayton Ulrey (UNC) def. Andy Troczynski (Penn), 15-6 MD

174: #8 Nick Incontrera (Penn) def. Aydin Rix-McElhinney (UNC), 15-0 TF

184: AJ Heeg (UNC) def. Nate Taylor (Penn), 4-1 DEC, SV

197: Andrew Donahue (UNC) def. Josh Labarbera (Penn), 4-1 DEC

285: John Pardo (Penn) def. Remington Peterson (UNC), 11-7

Stanford 33, Cal Poly 12

125: Koda Holeman (POLY) over (STAN) (For.)

133: #12 Tyler Knox (STAN) over #17 Zeth Romney (POLY) (Dec 5-3)

141: Jack Consiglio (STAN) over Korbin Shepherd (POLY) (Fall 5:32)

149: #9 Chance Lamer (POLY) over #01 Jaden Abas (STAN) (Dec 5-1)

157: Grigor Cholakyan (STAN) over Legend Lamer (POLY) (MD 15-2)

165: #23 Luka Wick (POLY) over Zach Hanson (STAN) (Dec 10-4)

174: #12 Lorenzo Norman (STAN) over Blake Hinrichsen (POLY) (Fall 2:59)

184: Tye Monteiro (STAN) over Daschle Lamer (POLY) (Dec 9-7)

197: #14 Nikolas Stemmet (STAN) over Jarad Priest (POLY) (TF 17-2 3:31)

285: Brook Byers (STAN) over #19 Trevor Tinker (POLY) (Fall 5:18)

Duke at Hofstra, 11:30 AM

Sacred Heart vs. The Citadel, 11:30 AM

Duke vs. Sacred Heart, 1:30 PM

The Citadel at Hofstra, 1:30 PM

Sacred Heart at Hofstra, 3:30 PM

American vs. Maryland, 6:00 PM

Eureka at SIU Edwardsville, 7:00 PM

Northern Illinois at Northwestern, 8:00 PM

 

[Valholl]

'Cats Dominate in Home Debut, Down NIU 29-8 - Northwestern Athletics

Northwestern wrestling opened dual season in dominant fashion Saturday night at Welsh-Ryan Arena, taking down the NIU Huskies (0-1) by a final score of 29-8 ...

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'Cats Dominate in Home Debut, Down NIU 29-8​

EVANSTON, Ill. - Northwestern wrestling opened dual season in dominant fashion Saturday night at Welsh-Ryan Arena, taking down the NIU Huskies (0-1) by a final score of 29-8 to improve to 1-0 on the season. The 'Cats won eight of ten bouts en route to the team victory, led by Dedrick Navarro's upset of No. 27 Blake West at 125 lbs.

Following a scoreless first period, West jumped out to the match's first lead with an escape and a takedown in the second. A stalling warning early in the third got Navarro on the board, and from there, he was able to get a takedown of his own with a minute to go. West escaped shortly after, but a final effort from Navarro led to a scramble, in which he got the last-second trip to win the match in come-from-behind fashion.

After NIU's Markel Baker got the better of Massey Odiotti at 133 lbs, the 'Cats ran off seven straight wins through the middle of the order. No. 10 Chris Cannon won a 9-3 decision at 141 lbs in his return to Welsh-Ryan Arena. No. 12 Trevor Chumbley (157 lbs) and No. 16 Maxx Mayfield (165 lbs.) also posted victories by decision, while Joseph Martin picked up the first dual meet win of his career at 174 lbs.

Sam Cartella, ranked No. 20 entering Saturday's action, shone in his 2024 debut. Facing off against NIU's Collin Arch, Cartella led from start to finish in a 15-0 technical fall. He collected a takedown in each of the three periods and added an escape, four near-fall points and the riding time point to cruise to victory at 149 lbs.

Jon Halvorsen used a last-second takedown of Spencer Steiner at 184 lbs to secure a major decision, 12-2, in his first action of the year. Afterwards, No. 25 Evan Bates racked up five takedowns on his way to a 19-4 technical fall over Spencer Moobery at 197 lbs.

The 'Cats will continue their homestand next weekend, when they host Little Rock at Welsh-Ryan Arena. The two squads are set to match up at 2 p.m. CT on Sunday, Nov. 24.

Northwestern 29, NIU 8
125: Dedrick Navarro (NU) over Blake West (NIU) (Dec 7-6)
133: Markel Baker (NIU) over Massey Odiotti (NU) (MD 14-3)
141: Chris Cannon (NU) over Charles Curtis (NIU) (Dec 9-3)
149: Sam Cartella (NU) over Collin Arch (NIU) (TF 15-0 7:00)
157: Trevor Chumbley (NU) over Landen Johnson (NIU) (Dec 8-2)
165: Maxx Mayfield (NU) over Brett Smith (NIU) (Dec 11-4)
174: Joseph Martin (NU) over Jake Evans (NIU) (Dec 4-0)
184: Jon Halvorsen (NU) over Spencer Steiner (NIU) (MD 12-2)
197: Evan Bates (NU) over Spencer Mooberry (NIU) (TF 19-4 6:09)
285: Jacob Christensen (NIU) over Dirk Morley (NU) (MD 12-2)

 

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Maryland Wrestling Wins 38 to -1 over American - University of Maryland Athletics

Maryland Wrestling defeated American 37 to -1 in a strong victory for the Terps on Saturday.

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Maryland Wrestling Wins 38 to -1 over American​

SYKESVILLE, MD -- Maryland Wrestling defeated American 38 to -1 in a strong victory for the Terps on Saturday.

Competing at South Carroll High School, the Terps dominated in front of a packed crowd lead by pin fall victories from Chase Mielnik and Jaxon Smith.

The Terrapins were also boosted by a major decision victory by John Martin Best and a technical fall by Braxton Brown.

Freshman Tyler Garvin showed poise in his match, coming back from trailing 4-0 to win 9-6 in overtime.

This is the first time the Terps have shutout their opponent since defeating Duke 37-0 in 2022.

The Terrapins will be back in action against Morgan State on Friday, Nov. 22 in College Park.


Full Results

• 141: Dario Lemus dec. (13-7) Jack Maida (Maryland 3, American 0)
• 149: Kal Miller dec. (3-2) Gage Owen (Maryland 6, American 0)
• 157: Ethen Miller dec. (9-4) Jack Nies (Maryland 9, American 0)
• 165: John Martin Best major dec. (12-1) Kaden Milheim (Maryland 13, American -1)
• 174: Branson John dec. (13-6) Hunter Hohman (Maryland 16, American 0)
• 184: Jaxon Smith fall (0:58) Lucas White (Maryland 22, American 0)
• 197: Chase Mielnik fall (4:20) Carsten Rawls (Maryland 28, American 0)
• 285: Seth Nevills dec. (6-2) William Jarrell (Maryland 31, American 0)
• 125: Tyler Garvin dec. (9-6) Coen Bainey (Maryland 34, American 0)
• 133: Braxton Brown technical fall (15-0) Shamil Kalmatov (Maryland 39, American 0)*

*Both teams lost one point for unsportsmanlike conduct after the 157 pound match to make the final score 38 to -1

 

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Pride Wins Two of Three Matches at Hofstra Quad - Hofstra University Athletics

Hempstead, NY – The Hofstra wrestling team opened its dual match schedule on Saturday, November 16, with two wins in three matches from the David S. Mack Sports

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Pride Wins Two of Three Matches at Hofstra Quad​

11/16/2024 7:46:00 PM | By: Nick Kapatos
Ross McFarland

• WREST: Hofstra Coach Jamie Franco Postmatch Press Conference

Hempstead, NY – The Hofstra wrestling team opened its dual match schedule on Saturday, November 16, with two wins in three matches from the David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex in the Hofstra Quad. The Pride opened the day with a 21-12 victory over Duke, giving Jamie Franco his first dual win as head coach of the Hofstra wrestling team, and they won, 33-12, over Sacred Heart to conclude the day. The Pride also wrestled against The Citadel, but the Bulldogs won, 28-6.

Hofstra is now 2-1 in duals on the year, while Duke is 1-3, The Citadel is 2-1, and Sacred Heart is 1-5.

Ross McFarland won all three of his matches at 184 pounds, including an 8-2 decision win over The Citadel's Billy Janzer, ranked #26 in his weight class by FloWrestling and #28 by InterMat Wrestling. Justin Hoyle also went 3-0 on the day at 141 pounds, while Chase Liardi scored a decision win against Duke and a major decision win against Sacred Heart at 133 pounds, and Noah Tapia claimed decision wins against Duke and Sacred Heart at 149 pounds.

The Pride continues its dual meet schedule with a trip to #5 Ohio State on Sunday, November 24, at noon.

NOTES:
-Hofstra improves to 2-1 all-time against Duke, 3-1 all-time against The Citadel, and 15-0 all-time against Sacred Heart in dual matches.
-Kyle Mosher won by fall 16 seconds into his match against Sacred Heart's Dakota Asuncion. It was his first win by fall as a Hofstra wrestler.

Hofstra 21, Duke 12
125: Dylan Acevedo-Switzer (HOF) over Ethan Grimminger (DUKE): 4-1 DEC
133: Chase Liardi (HOF) over Raymond Adams (DUKE): 11-2 MD
141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Christian Colman (DUKE): 2-0 DEC
149: Noah Tapia (HOF) over SP O'Donnell (DUKE): 9-2 DEC
157: Jurius Clark (HOF) over Peter Chacon (DUKE): 11-2 MD
165: Aidan Wallace (DUKE) over Kyle Mosher (HOF): 10-5 DEC
174: David Hussey (DUKE) over Greyson Harris (HOF): 6-4 DEC
184: Ross McFarland (HOF) over Owen McGrory (DUKE): 16-3 MD
197: Vincent Lee (DUKE) over Nikolas Miller (HOF): 8-7 DEC
285: Connor Barket (DUKE) over Danny Church (HOF): 11-5 DEC

The Citadel 28, Hofstra 6
125: Malik Hardy (CIT) over Dylan Acevedo-Switzer (HOF): 13-3 MD
133: George Rosas (CIT) over Chase Liardi (HOF): 6-5 DEC
141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Thomas Termini (CIT): 4-2 DEC
149: Carson DesRosier (CIT) over Noah Tapia (HOF): 4-0 DEC
157: Tyler Badgett (CIT) over Jurius Clark (HOF): 3-2 DEC (TB-2)
165: Thomas Snipes (CIT) over Kyle Mosher (HOF): 10-8 DEC
174: Ben Haubert (CIT) over Greyson Harris (HOF): 10-0 MD
184: Ross McFarland (HOF) over Billy Janzer (CIT): 8-2 DEC
197: Patrick Brophy (CIT) over Nikolas Miller (HOF): 21-3 Tech Fall (5:51)
285: Adam Ortega (CIT) over Danny Church (HOF): 4-1 DEC
157 (ex): Frank Volpe (HOF) over Hayden Watson (CIT): 5-2 DEC
125 (ex): Gylon Sims (CIT) over Teague Strobel (HOF): 14-2 MD

Hofstra 33, Sacred Heart 12
125: Dylan Acevedo-Switzer (HOF) over Michael Baker (SHU): Fall (3:36)
133: Chase Liardi (HOF) over Andrew Fallon (SHU): 4-2 DEC
141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Jake Samuels (SHU): 15-2 MD
149: Noah Tapia (HOF) over Vincent Milazzo (SHU): 12-10 DEC
157: Felix Lettini (SHU) over Jurius Clark (HOF): 5-3 DEC (TB-2)
165: Kyle Mosher (HOF) over Dakota Asuncion (SHU): Fall (0:16)
174: Aidan Zarrella (SHU) over Greyson Harris (HOF): 5-3 DEC
184: Ross McFarland over Hunter Perez (SHU): 20-4 Tech Fall (6:17)
197: Nikolas Miller (HOF) over Jake Trovato (SHU): Fall (4:05)
285: Brendan Gilchrist (SHU) over Danny Church(HOF): Fall (2:59)

 

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Saturday, November 16​

NWCA All-Star Classic

Replays

197: Stephen Little (Little Rock) DEC Zac Braunagel (Illinois), 2-1 TB2

285: Taye Ghadiali (Campbell) DEC Nick Feldman (Ohio State), 8-3

125: #2 Jore Volk (Wyoming) DEC #5 Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State), 8-2

133: #6 Lucas Byrd (Illinois) DEC #2 Nasir Bailey (Little Rock), 1-0

141: #2 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) DEC #3 Beau Bartlett (Penn State), 4-1

149: #2 Shayne Van ness (Penn State) MD #3 Ty Watters (West Virginia), 16-4

157: #4 Tyler Kasak (Penn State) DEC #5 Peyten Kellar (Ohio University), 4-2

165: #4 Peyton Hall (West Virginia) F #8 Hunter Garvin (Stanford), 5:54

174: #2 Levi Haines (Penn State) DEC #3 Cade Devos (South Dakota State), 7-0

184: #1 Carter Starocci (Penn State) DEC #2 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa), 4-1 SV

Northern Colorado 22, Penn 13

125: #9 Stevo Poulin (UNC) def. #19 Max Gallagher (Penn), 7-2 DEC

133: #23 Domnick Serrano (UNC) def. Alex Almeyda (Penn), 15-9 DEC

141: #1 Andrew Alirez (UNC) def. #17 CJ Composto (Penn), 8-2 DEC

149: #18 Cross Wasilewski (Penn) def. Benji Alanis (UNC) (Penn), 18-2 TF

157: #17 Vince Zerban (UNC) def. #21 Jude Swisher (Penn), 7-2 DEC

165: #30 Clayton Ulrey (UNC) def. Andy Troczynski (Penn), 15-6 MD

174: #8 Nick Incontrera (Penn) def. Aydin Rix-McElhinney (UNC), 15-0 TF

184: AJ Heeg (UNC) def. Nate Taylor (Penn), 4-1 DEC, SV

197: Andrew Donahue (UNC) def. Josh Labarbera (Penn), 4-1 DEC

285: John Pardo (Penn) def. Remington Peterson (UNC), 11-7

Stanford 33, Cal Poly 12

125: Koda Holeman (POLY) over (STAN) (For.)

133: #12 Tyler Knox (STAN) over #17 Zeth Romney (POLY) (Dec 5-3)

141: Jack Consiglio (STAN) over Korbin Shepherd (POLY) (Fall 5:32)

149: #9 Chance Lamer (POLY) over #10 Jaden Abas (STAN) (Dec 5-1)

157: Grigor Cholakyan (STAN) over Legend Lamer (POLY) (MD 15-2)

165: #23 Luka Wick (POLY) over Zach Hanson (STAN) (Dec 10-4)

174: #12 Lorenzo Norman (STAN) over Blake Hinrichsen (POLY) (Fall 2:59)

184: Tye Monteiro (STAN) over Daschle Lamer (POLY) (Dec 9-7)

197: #14 Nikolas Stemmet (STAN) over Jarad Priest (POLY) (TF 17-2 3:31)

285: Brook Byers (STAN) over #19 Trevor Tinker (POLY) (Fall 5:18)

Hofstra 21, Duke 12

125: Dylan Acevedo-Switzer (HOF) over Ethan Grimminger (DUKE) 4-1 DEC

133: Chase Liardi (HOF) over Raymond Adams (DUKE) 11-2 MD

141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Christian Colman (DUKE) 2-0 DEC

149: Noah Tapia (HOF) over SP O'Donnell (DUKE) 9-2 DEC

157: Jurius Clark (HOF) over Peter Chacon (DUKE) 11-2 MD

165: Aidan Wallace (DUKE) over Kyle Mosher (HOF) 10-5 DEC

174: David Hussey (DUKE) over Greyson Harris (HOF) 6-4 DEC

184: Ross McFarland (HOF) over Owen McGrory (DUKE) 16-3 MD

197: Vincent Lee (DUKE) over Nikolas Miller (HOF) 8-7 DEC

285: #31 Connor Barket (DUKE) over Danny Church (HOF) 11-5 DEC

The Citadel 37, Sacred Heart 0

125: Malik Hardy (CIT) over Mike Manta (SHU), FALL (6:50)

133: George Rosas (CIT) over Andrew Fallon (SHU), DEC (8-4)

141: Thomas Termini (CIT) over Jake Samuels (SHU), DEC (8-2)

149: #30 Carson DesRosier (CIT) over Vincent Milazzo (SHU), DEC (10-4)

157': Tyler Badgett (CIT) over Felix Lettini (SHU), DEC (6-4)

165: Thomas Snipes (CIT) over Mike McGhee (SHU), MD (15-3)

174: Ben Haubert (CIT) over Aidan Zarrella (SHU), DEC (11-3)

184: #26 Billy Janzer (CIT) over Hunter Perez (SHU), MD (14-4)

197: Patrick Brophy (CIT) over Jake Trovato (SHU), TF (16-0, 4:38)

285: Adam Ortega (CIT) over Brendan Gilchrist (SHU), DEC (11-10)

Duke 23, Sacred Heart 15

125: Ethan Grimminger (Duke) over Mike Manta (SHU), MD (17-9)

133: Andrew Fallon (SHU) over Raymond Adams (Duke), DEC (7-6)

141: Christian Colman (Duke) over Jake Ice (SHU), DEC (8-1)

149: Peter Chacon (Duke) over Vincent Milazzo (SHU), MD (19-7)

157: Felix Lettini (SHU) over SP O'Donnell (Duke), DEC (3-1)

165: Aidan Wallace (Duke) over Mike McGhee (SHU), DEC (8-6)

174: Aidan Zarrella (SHU) over David Hussey (Duke), DEC (3-0)

184: Hunter Perez (SHU) over Logan Richey (Duke), Fall (2:58)

197: Vincent Lee (Duke) over Jake Trovato (SHU), Fall (0:50)

285: #31 Connor Barket (Duke) over Brendan Gilchrist (SHU), DEC (16-13)

The Citadel 28, Hofstra 6

125: Malik Hardy (CIT) over Dylan Acevedo-Switzer (HOF) 13-3 MD

133: George Rosas (CIT) over Chase Liardi (HOF) 6-5 DEC

141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Thomas Termini (CIT) 4-2 DEC

149: #30 Carson DesRosier (CIT) over Noah Tapia (HOF) 4-0 DEC

157: Tyler Badgett (CIT) over Jurius Clark (HOF) 3-2 DEC (TB-2)

165: Thomas Snipes (CIT) over Kyle Mosher (HOF) 10-8 DEC

174: Ben Haubert (CIT) over Greyson Harris (HOF) 10-0 MD

184: Ross McFarland (HOF) over #26 Billy Janzer (CIT) 8-2 DEC

197: Patrick Brophy (CIT) over Nikolas Miller (HOF) 21-3 Tech Fall (5:51)

285: Adam Ortega (CIT) over Danny Church (HOF) 4-1 DEC

Hofstra 33, Sacred Heart 12

125: Dylan Acevedo-Switzer (HOF) over Michael Baker (SHU) Fall (3:36)

133: Chase Liardi (HOF) over Andrew Fallon (SHU) 4-2 DEC

141: Justin Hoyle (HOF) over Jake Samuels (SHU) 15-2 MD

149: Noah Tapia (HOF) over Vincent Milazzo (SHU) 12-10 DEC

157: Felix Lettini (SHU) over Jurius Clark (HOF) 5-3 DEC (TB-2)

165: Kyle Mosher (HOF) over Dakota Asuncion (SHU) Fall (0:16)

174: Aidan Zarrella (SHU) over Greyson Harris (HOF) 5-3 DEC

184: Ross McFarland over Hunter Perez (SHU) 20-4 Tech Fall (6:17)

197: Nikolas Miller (HOF) over Jake Trovato (SHU) Fall (4:05)

285: Brendan Gilchrist (SHU) over Danny Church (HOF) Fall (2:59)

Maryland 37, American -1

141: Dario Lemus (UMD) dec. Jack Maida (AU), 13-7

149: #29 Kal Miller (UMD) dec. Gage Owen (AU), 3-2 OT

157: #14 Ethan Miller (UMD) dec. Jack Nies (AU), 9-4

165: John Martin Best (UMD) major dec. Kaden Milheim (AU), 12-1

174: Branson John (UMD) dec. Hunter Hohman (AU), 13-6

184: #9 Jaxon Smith (UMD) pins Lucas White (AU), 0:58

197: Chase Mielnik (UMD) pins Carsten Rawls (AU), 4:20 (

285: #17 Seth Nevills (UMD) dec. Will Jarrell (AU), 6-2 (UMD 31-0)

125: Tyler Garvin (UMD) dec. Coen Bainey (AU), 10-7 SV (UMD 34-0)

133: #18 Braxton Brown (UMD) major dec. Shamil Kalmatov (AU), 14-0

*Both teams deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct after the 157lb bout

SIUE 55, Eureka 0

125: Davian Guanajuato (SIUE) over Jake Jozwiak (Eureka) TF 19-4 2:40

133: Marcel Lopez (SIUE) over Trevor Hedges (Eureka) MD 14-3

141: Danny Martinez (SIUE) over Gaige Owens (Eureka) Fall 2:49

149: Hayden Whidden (SIUE) over Nathan Berta (Eureka) Fall 2:14

157: Brock Woodcock (SIUE) over Jeremiah Robertson (Eureka) Fall 0:48

165: Hayden Shepherd (SIUE) over Alex Muhammad (Eureka) TF 15-0 2:51

174: Bradley Gillum (SIUE) won by forfeit

184: Deron Pulliam (SIUE) over Thomas Culp (Eureka) TF 19-4 4:11

197: Nick Nosler (SIUE) over Jamie Berry (Eureka) Fall 1:03

285: Jake Fernandez (SIUE) over Weston Swise (Eureka) Fall 0:54

Northwestern 29, NIU 8

125: Dedrick Navarro (NU) over #26 Blake West (NIU) Dec 7-6

133: Markel Baker (NIU) over Massey Odiotti (NU) MD 14-3

141: #8 (133) Chris Cannon (NU) over Charles Curtis (NIU) Dec 9-3

149: #22 Sam Cartella (NU) over Collin Arch (NIU) TF 15-0 7:00

157: #13 Trevor Chumbley (NU) over Landen Johnson (NIU) Dec 8-2

165: #10 Maxx Mayfield (NU) over Brett Smith (NIU) Dec 11-4

174: Joseph Martin (NU) over Jake Evans (NIU) Dec 4-0

184: Jon Halvorsen (NU) over Spencer Steiner (NIU) MD 12-2

197: #25 Evan Bates (NU) over Spencer Mooberry (NIU) TF 19-4 6:09)

285: Jacob Christensen (NIU) over Dirk Morley (NU) MD 12-2

 

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Sunday, November 17​

Arizona State, Minnesota, North Dakota State, Oklahoma, South Dakota State at Daktronics Invitational, hosted by South Dakota State, 11:00 AM

Purdue at Buffalo, 10:00 AM

Army West Point vs. Purdue, 12:00 PM

Morgan State at Marymount, 12:00 PM

VMI vs. Averett at Marymount, 12:00 PM

Kent State at Bellarmine, 1:00 PM

Ohio State at Edinboro, 1:00 PM

Michigan State at Ohio, 1:00 PM

Drexel at Penn State, 1:00 PM

Morgan State vs. Averett, 1:45 PM

VMI at Marymount, 1:45 PM

Army West Point at Buffalo, 2:00 PM

George Mason at Clarion, 2:00 PM

Davidson at Presbyterian, 2:00 PM

LIU vs. Rutgers, 2:00 PM

NC State vs. Princeton, 2:00 PM

Morgan State vs. VMI, 3:30 PM

LIU vs. Princeton, 4:00 PM

NC State vs. Rutgers, 4:00 PM

Columbia at Michigan, 5:00 PM

Oklahoma State at Oregon State, 5:00 PM

 

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No. 1 Penn State wrestling handles Drexel in season opener

After raising the banner on their 2024 NCAA Championship, the Nittany Lions got right back to work on earning their next title as they opened dual meet action against the

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After raising the banner on their 2024 NCAA Championship, the Nittany Lions got right back to work on earning their next title as they opened dual meet action against the Drexel Dragons.

Penn State rolled to victory behind a new-look lineup, taking down Drexel 41-3

125: Luke Lilledahl vs N/A​

The contest started with a forfeit, meaning Penn State took a 6-0 lead before any action took place.

Even though Lilledahl didn’t compete, Cael Sanderson still spoke highly of him after the match.

“Luke’s been awesome for the program. He always brings a positive energy,” Sanderson said.

Penn State 6, Drexel 0

133: Braeden Davis vs Kyle Waterman​

Davis was controlling the early action, leading 3-1 after a takedown in the first minute.


While grappling on the edge in the first minute, Davis got rolled over and began favoring his leg on the mat.

After a pause and a talk with the coaches, Davis continued the match.

The apparent discomfort didn’t affect Davis, as he quickly scored another takedown before letting up a two-point reversal to Waterman.

Both men earned escapes in the next two periods, leading to a two-point difference entering the third period.

The two rolled around, controlling each other's legs for the last 45 seconds, seemingly leading to a 7-5 victory for Braeden Davis, but Drexel coach Matt Azevedo threw the challenge brick, believing Waterman recorded a walkoff takedown.

The call was confirmed and Davis extended the Penn State lead.

Penn State 9, Drexel 0

141: Cael Nasdeo vs Jordan Soriano​

Nasdeo took down Soriano early. After riding him across the mat, Nasdeo recorded a 3-point nearfall on the corner closest to the scorers table.

Nasdeo rode out the rest of the first round, but the point was broken quickly in the second round by Soriano. Soriano then evened the score, 8-8, after grabbing Nasdeo’s leg and completing a takedown.

Seconds into Period 3, Soriano broke free of Nasdeo’s grasp and turned around to grab the two-point reversal, then kept Nasdeo down for the remainder of the bout to secure an 11-8 victory

Penn State 9, Drexel 3

149: Connor Pierce vs Dom Findora​

Sophomore Connor Pierce had an opportunity to see the lineup after Shayne Van Ness wrestled on Saturday night.

Pierce took the opportunity in stride, delivering a first-round takedown and not letting Findora escape until the next round.

Findora got a takedown in the third to draw even, but the escape returned the lead to Pierce.


The scrap ended with a 40-second scrum that left the Drexel sideline yelling for a takedown that the referees didn’t call, giving Pierce the victory, 5-4.

Penn State 12, Drexel 3

157: Alex Facundo vs Luke Nichter​

Facundo circled Nichter for a first-period takedown, but only accrued 11 seconds of riding time.

Facundo then pulled a reversal on Nichter in the second period before being taken down by the Dragons wrestler.

The Essexville, Michigan, native stood up with Nichter on his back and threw him off to complete his second reversal of the period.

Nichter escaped in the third round, but Facundo held him off to secure an 8-6 victory.


Penn State 15, Drexel 3

165: Mitchell Mesenbrink vs Cody Walsh​

Mesenbrink lifted Walsh in the opening seconds and slammed him down, later securing the takedown after battling to the edge of the mat.

Mesenbrink knocked Walsh down three more times, leading 12-3 after one period.

The second period opened with Walsh on top of Mesenbrink, leading to a reversal by the Penn State sophomore, who rode out a majority of the period.

Seconds after Walsh escaped, he was back on the ground, giving Mesenbrink a 17-4 lead with a period remaining.

One escape and one more takedown ended the contest early in the third period, with Messenbrink securing the tech fall, 21-4.

Penn State 20, Drexel 3

174: Levi Haines vs Jack Janda​

Haines picked up where he left off Saturday night, recording an early takedown and a near fall, leading 9-0 through one period.

The second period saw a continuation as it took just over a minute for Levi Haines to record two more takedowns and secure the Nittany Lions’ second tech fall.

“Two weigh-ins back-to-back, it’s like a tournament setting, so I just wanted to make the most of this opportunity,” Haines said about competing on both days of the weekend.


Penn state 25, Drexel 3

184: Carter Starocci vs Giuseppe Hoose​

After a hard-fought victory on Saturday, Starocci looked well in control of Hoose during his first official match at 184.

Three takedowns through two rounds left Starocci in position to hunt for a pinfall in the second round. Staroccie came close to the feat but was whistled for the start of the third before he could complete the action.

Starocci started in the neutral position for round three and quickly finished off Hoose, winning 19-3 for Penn State’s third straight tech fall.

Penn State 30, Drexel 3

197: Lucas Cochran vs Ethan Wilson​

Cochran had a chance to earn his keep in a lineup that’s expected to feature Josh Barr as the primary wrestler at 197 pounds.

He came out spirited, securing multiple takedowns and a nearfall to lead 14-1 through the opening period.

Cochran controlled Wilson on the ground for the final minute, prompting a crowd member to shout, “Get Wilson a MyPillow.”

The bout was put to rest at the 3:27 mark with Cochran leading 18-1, resulting in another tech fall finish.

“He’s been really good for a long time," Sanderson said on Cochran. “It’s great to see him have that opportunity and take advantage of it.”

Penn State 35, Drexel 3

HWT: Greg Kerkvliet vs Tanner Updegraff​

Kerkvliett put a stamp on the night for the Nittany Lions by securing a pinfall finish in period one.

After his second takedown, the Minnesota native rolled Updegraff on his back, and after a short wait, the referee counted the pin and Rec Hall began to empty with Penn State victorious.

Final: Penn State 41, Drexel 3

 

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bellarmine beat Kent st 25-14 to go 1-1 on the weekend.

 

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Bonus Points Key in Wrestling’s Road Win at Ohio - Michigan State University Athletics

ATHENS, Ohio – On the road for its second dual of the season, Michigan State wrestling took down Ohio on Sunday afternoon by a final score of 22-19. Ohio entered

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ATHENS, Ohio – On the road for its second dual of the season, Michigan State wrestling took down Ohio on Sunday afternoon by a final score of 22-19. Ohio entered the dual as the No. 25-ranked tournament team in InterMat's rankings.

A win on Sunday helps MSU improve to 2-0 on the season. It's the 24th consecutive non-conference dual victory for the Spartans dating back to 2020. Michigan State will be back in tournament action next weekend heading to West Point, N.Y. for the Black Knight Invitational hosted by Army.

"We always stress how important bonus points are to our guys in duals and that was the difference today," said Michigan State head coach Roger Chandler. "It was great to see Tristan Lujan come away with a pin in his first action of the season."

Bonus points were the difference in the dual despite both teams winning by bonus in four matches. The extra bonus points from Lujan's fall and redshirt freshman Jaden Crumpler's tech fall helped MSU turn the tide in the dual.

Michigan State won each of the first three matches of the afternoon by bonus to build an early 15-0 lead over the Bobcats. Redshirt freshman Caleb Weiand earned his first dual win of the season by major decision over Malachi O'Leary to put the Spartans ahead early. Weiand looked to have O'Leary pinned late in the second period, but still earned the major decision.

Lujan finished off a fall of his own at 133 however, pinning Mason Brugh to earn the fourth win by fall of his career. At 141, Crumpler picked up his first career dual victory and did it in tech fall fashion to give MSU a commanding 15-0 advantage.

Ohio got on the board with back-to-back major decisions at 149 and 157 pounds as freshman Brodie Dominique made his Spartan dual debut at 149.

Redshirt senior DJ Shannon earned his win of the season by major decision, 16-3, over Jack Lledo to get MSU back in the win column and push its lead to 19-8 after intermission.

After a pair of Bobcat wins at 174 and 184, redshirt freshman Remy Cotton once again secured the win for Michigan State in a dual this season with his 5-1 decision at 197. Cotton rode out the entire third period to defeat Austin Starr. His win gave the Spartans a 22-15 lead to lock up the dual victory.

Michigan State 22, Ohio 19
November 17, 2024 – Athens, Ohio – Convocation Center
125: Caleb Weiand (MSU) major dec. Malachi O'Leary (Ohio), 12-0 | MSU 4-0
133: Tristan Lujan (MSU) fall (1:15) Mason Brugh (Ohio) | MSU 10-0
141: Jaden Crumpler (MSU) tech fall Paul Woo (Ohio), 17-0 | MSU 15-0
149: Logan Cravatas (Ohio) major dec. Brodie Dominique (MSU), 14-5 | MSU 15-4
157: #3 Peyten Kellar (Ohio) major dec. Braden Stauffenberg (MSU), 13-0 | MSU 15-8
165: DJ Shannon (MSU) major dec. Jack Lledo (Ohio), 16-3 | MSU 19-8
174: #22 Garrett Thompson (Ohio) major dec. Ceasar Garza (MSU), 13-2 | MSU 19-12
184: Jeremy Olszko (Ohio) dec. Luke Daly (MSU), 4-2 | MSU 19-15
197: #29 Remy Cotton (MSU) dec. Austin Starr (Ohio), 5-1 | MSU 22-15
HVY: #26 Jordan Greer (Ohio) major dec. Max Vanadia (MSU), 8-0 | MSU 22-19

 

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bellarmine beat Kent st 25-14 to go 1-1 on the weekend.

Wrestling bounces back with 25-14 win over Kent State - Bellarmine University Athletics

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a quick turnaround from a bout with No. 2 Iowa on Friday night, the Bellarmine University wrestling team bounced back with a 25-14 win over

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a quick turnaround from a bout with No. 2 Iowa on Friday night, the Bellarmine University wrestling team bounced back with a 25-14 win over Kent State on Sunday afternoon in Knights Hall.

With the win, the Knights improve to 1-1 in duals this season while the loss drops the Golden Flashes to a 1-3 record in duals.

In what was all Bellarmine in the beginning, the dual turned out to be a battle to the end as Kent State made a push to topple the Knights.

"Today was a great reflection of the soul of our team," head coach Ned Shuck said of his team's effort. "It wasn't the prettiest of duals, but they clawed and scratched through adversity to get it done."

Starting with the 149 lb. bout, the Golden Eagles took the first lead with a major decision, but Bellarmine quickly jumped them thanks to a pin by redshirt freshman Jeb Prechtel (157). Prechtel win ignited the Knights as senior Cole Nance (165), redshirt sophomore Grant O'Dell (174), redshirt senior Devan Hendricks (184) and redshirt freshman Andrew Liber (197) all won their matchups to put Bellarmine comfortably ahead, 21-4.

Kent State started its run with the heavyweights, taking a decision before winning the 125 lb. bout via major decision followed by another decision at 133 to close the gap to seven at 21-14.

Freshman David Mayora (141) had closing duties for the Knights and did just that, winning the final bout of the dual by major decision to secure the 25-14 victory for Bellarmine.

Up next, the Knights will take some time off before returning to the mat on December 7 at the Cougar Clash in Edwardsville, Il.

"I love how my team continues to focus on the right things. We have some great training time moving forward before our next competition and I'm excited to see how our guys attack where we have been exposed," Shuck added.

For more coverage of Bellarmine athletics, follow BUKnights on X, Instagram and Facebook.

Bellarmine (25) vs. Kent State (14)
149: Billy Meiszner (KSU) def. Zac Cowan (BU) by MD, 15-3
157: Jeb Prechtel (BU) def. Aaron Ferguson (KSU) by Fall, 3:45
165: Cole Nance (BU) def. Ethan Barr (KSU) by DEC, 12-7
174: Grant O'Dell (BU) def. Carson Miller (KSU) by MD, 14-3
184: Devan Hendricks (BU) def. Holden Martin (KSU) by DEC, 6-1
197: Andrew Liber (BU) def. Corey Boerio (KSU) by TF, 15-0
285: Brentan Simmerman (KSU) def. Daulton Mayer (BU) by DEC, 9-5
125: Nico Calello (KSU) def. Jack Parker (BU) by MD, 14-4
133: Jordan Decatur (KSU) def. Trayce Eckman (BU) by DEC, 9-8
141: David Mayora (BU) def. Mason Tieffel (KSU) by MD, 13-5

 

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Wrestling bounces back with 25-14 win over Kent State - Bellarmine University Athletics

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a quick turnaround from a bout with No. 2 Iowa on Friday night, the Bellarmine University wrestling team bounced back with a 25-14 win over

athletics.bellarmine.edu

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a quick turnaround from a bout with No. 2 Iowa on Friday night, the Bellarmine University wrestling team bounced back with a 25-14 win over Kent State on Sunday afternoon in Knights Hall.

With the win, the Knights improve to 1-1 in duals this season while the loss drops the Golden Flashes to a 1-3 record in duals.

In what was all Bellarmine in the beginning, the dual turned out to be a battle to the end as Kent State made a push to topple the Knights.

"Today was a great reflection of the soul of our team," head coach Ned Shuck said of his team's effort. "It wasn't the prettiest of duals, but they clawed and scratched through adversity to get it done."

Starting with the 149 lb. bout, the Golden Eagles took the first lead with a major decision, but Bellarmine quickly jumped them thanks to a pin by redshirt freshman Jeb Prechtel (157). Prechtel win ignited the Knights as senior Cole Nance (165), redshirt sophomore Grant O'Dell (174), redshirt senior Devan Hendricks (184) and redshirt freshman Andrew Liber (197) all won their matchups to put Bellarmine comfortably ahead, 21-4.

Kent State started its run with the heavyweights, taking a decision before winning the 125 lb. bout via major decision followed by another decision at 133 to close the gap to seven at 21-14.

Freshman David Mayora (141) had closing duties for the Knights and did just that, winning the final bout of the dual by major decision to secure the 25-14 victory for Bellarmine.

Up next, the Knights will take some time off before returning to the mat on December 7 at the Cougar Clash in Edwardsville, Il.

"I love how my team continues to focus on the right things. We have some great training time moving forward before our next competition and I'm excited to see how our guys attack where we have been exposed," Shuck added.

For more coverage of Bellarmine athletics, follow BUKnights on X, Instagram and Facebook.

Bellarmine (25) vs. Kent State (14)
149: Billy Meiszner (KSU) def. Zac Cowan (BU) by MD, 15-3
157: Jeb Prechtel (BU) def. Aaron Ferguson (KSU) by Fall, 3:45
165: Cole Nance (BU) def. Ethan Barr (KSU) by DEC, 12-7
174: Grant O'Dell (BU) def. Carson Miller (KSU) by MD, 14-3
184: Devan Hendricks (BU) def. Holden Martin (KSU) by DEC, 6-1
197: Andrew Liber (BU) def. Corey Boerio (KSU) by TF, 15-0
285: Brentan Simmerman (KSU) def. Daulton Mayer (BU) by DEC, 9-5
125: Nico Calello (KSU) def. Jack Parker (BU) by MD, 14-4
133: Jordan Decatur (KSU) def. Trayce Eckman (BU) by DEC, 9-8
141: David Mayora (BU) def. Mason Tieffel (KSU) by MD, 13-5

Dare I ask but what was the attendance compared to Friday? Hope they keep up the fan base.

 

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Purdue 45, Buffalo 0

125: #4 Matt Ramos (PU) won by technical fall over Max Elton (UB), 18-1 (3:00)

133: Dustin Norris (PU) won by technical fall over Troy Guerra (UB), 15-0 (6:34)

141: #27 Greyson Clark (PU) won by technical fall over Aaron Lanster (UB), 18-3 (5:34)

149: Isaac Ruble (PU) won by major decision over Sam Ewing (UB), 13-0

157: #15 Joey Blaze (PU) won by decision over Kaleb Burgess (UB), 6-1

165: #24 Stoney Buell (PU) won by major decision over Hunter Shaut (UB), 11-2

174: Brody Baumann (PU) won technical fall over Dylan Schell (UB), 19-4 (5:40)

184: #33 James Rowley (PU) won by decision over Marcus Petite (UB), 4-1

197: Ben Vanadia (PU) won by technical fall over Lonnell Owens-Pabon (UB), 19-4 (6:52)

285: Hayden Filipovich (PU) won by medical forfeit over Magnus Bibla (UB)

Army 20, Purdue 19

125: #4 Matt Ramos (Purdue) def. #24 Charles Farmer (Army) by technical fall, 17-2

133: #24 Ethan Berginc (Army) def. Dustin Norris (Purdue) by decision, 4-2

141: #25 Braden Basile (Army) def. #27 Greyson Clark (Purdue) by decision, 10-8

149: Trae McDaniel (Army) def. Isaac Ruble (Purdue) by fall, 6:06

157: #15 Joey Blaze (Purdue) def. Dakota Morris (Army) by major decision, 12-2

165: #22 Gunner Filipowicz (Army) def. #24 Stoney Buell (Purdue) by major decision, 17-4

174: Brody Baumann (Purdue) def. #26 Dalton Harkins (Army) by decision, 10-8

184: #33 James Rowley (Purdue) def. Cole Karpinski (Army) by major decision, 15-2

197: Ben Vanadia (Purdue) def. Wolfgang Frable (Army) by decision, 8-2

285: #23 Lucas Stoddard (Army) def. Hayden Filipovich (Purdue) by decision, 7-4

Army wins via criteria: most falls

Bellarmine 25, Kent State 14

125: Nico Calello (KENT) over Jack Parker (BU) (MD 14-4)

133: Jordan Decatur (KENT) over Trayce Eckman (BU) (Dec 10-8)

141: David Mayora (BU) over Mason Tieffel (KENT) (MD 13-5)

149: Billy Meiszner (KENT) over Zac Cowan (BU) (MD 15-3)

157: Jeb Prechtel (BU) over Aaron Ferguson (KENT) (Fall 3:45)

165: Cole Nance (BU) over Ethan Barr (KENT) (Dec 12-7)

174: Grant O`Dell (BU) over Carson Miller (KENT) (MD 14-3)

184: Devan Hendricks (BU) over Holden Martin (KENT) (Dec 6-1)

197: Andrew Liber (BU) over Corey Boerio (KENT) (TF 15-0 7:00)

285: Brentan Simmerman (KENT) over Daulton Mayer (BU) (Dec 9-5)

Ohio State 40, Edinboro 4

Replay

125: #12 Brendan McCrone (OHST) over Christopher Vargo (EDIN) (MD 8-0)

133: #13 Nic Bouzakis (OHST) over Colton Camacho (EDIN) (Fall 2:05)

141: Andre Gonzales (OHST) over Colin Roberts (EDIN) (TF 15-0 2:54)

149: #12 Dylan D'Emilio (OHST) over Garrett McChesney (EDIN) (Dec 6-3)

157: #8 Paddy Gallagher (OHST) over Ryan Michaels (EDIN) (TF 26-11 6:16)

165: #3 Sammy Sasso (OHST) over Maxwell Kirby (EDIN) (Dec 13-9)

174: Brody Evans (EDIN) over TJ Schierl (OHST) (MD 12-0)

184: Gavin Bell (OHST) over Hunter Hutcheson (EDIN) (TF 16-0 4:02)

197: #19 Luke Geog (OHST) over Eli Makel (EDIN) (TF 18-3 4:39)

285: Hogan Swenski (OHST) over Aden Roe (EDIN) (MD 14-4)

Michigan State 22, Ohio 19

125: Caleb Weiand (MSU) over Malachi O`Leary (OHIO) (MD 12-0)

133: Tristan Lujan (MSU) over Mason Brugh (OHIO) (Fall 1:15)

141: Jaden Crumpler (MSU) over Paul Woo (OHIO) (TF 17-0 5:23)

149: Logan Cravatas (OHIO) over Brodie Dominique (MSU) (MD 14-5)

157: #5 Peyten Kellar (OHIO) over Braden Stauffenberg (MSU) (MD 13-0)

165: DJ Shannon (MSU) over Jack Lledo (OHIO) (MD 16-3)

174: #18 Garrett Thompson (OHIO) over Ceasar Garza (MSU) (MD 13-2)

184: Jeremy Olszko (OHIO) over Lucas Daly (MSU) (Dec 4-2)

197: #27 Remy Cotton (MSU) over Austin Starr (OHIO) (Dec 5-1)

285: #26 Jordan Greer (OHIO) over Max Vanadia (MSU) (MD 8-0)

Penn State 41, Drexel 3

125: Luke Lilledahl (PSU) over (DREX) (For.)

133: #9 Braeden Davis (PSU) over Kyle Waterman (DREX) (Dec 7-5)

141: Jordan Soriano (DREX) over Cael Nasdeo (PSU) (Dec 11-8)

149: Connor Pierce (PSU) over Dominic Findora (DREX) (Dec 5-4)

157: Alex Facundo (PSU) over Luke Nichter (DREX) (Dec 8-6)

165: #1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) over Cody Walsh (DREX) (TF 21-4 5:19)

174: #2 Levi Haines (PSU) over Jack Janda (DREX) (TF 16-0 4:04)

184: #1 Carter Starocci (PSU) over Giuseppe Hoose (DREX) (TF 19-3 5:37)

197: #21 Lucas Cochran (PSU) over Ethan Wilson (DREX) (TF 18-1 3:27)

285: #1 Greg Kerkvliet (PSU) over Tanner Updegraff (DREX) (Fall 1:40)

VMI 46, Marymount 6

125: Ian Morales (MM) over Cody Tanner (VMI) (Dec 11-7)

133: Dyson Dunham (VMI) over Joseph Custodio (MM) (Fall 1:30)

141: Wayne Rold (VMI) over Temuujin Erdenetuya (MM) (Fall 2:51)

149: Patrick Jordon (VMI) over Pahris Petalas (MM) (Fall 3:43)

157: Eric Doran (VMI) over Tallion Elliott (MM) (Fall 4:04)

165: Ryan Vigil (VMI) over Julian Schott (MM) (Fall 1:34)

174: Logan Chambers (VMI) over Marcus Lewis (MM) (Fall 3:38)

184: Rylan Moose (MM) over Ethan Flowers (VMI) (Dec 8-2)

197: Toby Schoffstall (VMI) over Joseph Redden (MM) (TF 16-0 2:55)

285: Josh Evans (VMI) over Steven Ramirez (MM) (Fall 2:48)

VMI deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct at 157

Army 37, at Buffalo 2

125: #24 Charlie Farmer (A) won by major decision over Max Elton (UB), 13-4

133: #24 Ethan Berginc (A) won by technical fall over Troy Guerra (UB), 19-4 (4:34)

141: #25 Braden Basile won by major decision over Justin Holly (UB), 17-3

149: Trae McDaniel (A) won by decision over Sam Ewing (UB), 11-6

157: Dakota Morris (A) won by sudden victory over Kaleb Burgess (UB), 8-5

165: #22 Gunner Filipowicz (A) won by fall over Hunter Shaut (UB), 6:23

174: #26 Dalton Harkins (A) won fall over Dylan Schell (UB), 4:37

184: James Rowley (PU) won by decision over Marcus Petite (UB), 4-1

197: #29 Austin Kohlhofer (A) won by decision over Lonnell Owens-Pabon (UB), 5-1

285: Wolfgang Frable (A) won by decision over Coy Raines (UB), 9-3

Buffalo deducted one team point

George Mason 26, Clarion 9

Replay

125: Ben Monn (GMU) over Weston Pisarchick (CLAR) (MD 10-0)

133: Charlie Bunting (GMU) over Mason Prinkey (CLAR) (Dec 9-6)

141: Dominic Hargrove (GMU) over Gianni Silvestri (CLAR) (Dec 6-5)

149: Kaden Cassidy (GMU) over Kyle Schickel (CLAR) (Dec 8-6)

157: #20 DJ McGee (GMU) over Lavinsky Collins (CLAR) (TF 18-2 5:38)

165: #25 Evan Maag (GMU) over Wesley Barnes (CLAR) (TF 17-2 7:00)

174: John Worthing (CLAR) over Logan Messer (GMU) (Dec 9-4)

184: Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Adrian Gacek (CLAR) (Dec 4-0)

197: Patrick Cutchember (CLAR) over Donovan Sprouse (GMU) (Dec 11-7)

285: Austin Chapman (CLAR) over Ean Winchester (GMU) (Dec 8-1)

Davidson 27, Presbyterian 13

174: Marc Koch (DAV) over Reed Douglass (PRES) (MD 14-6)

184: Caleb Roe (PRES) over Ian McGehee (DAV) (MD 18-9)

197: Dylan Smith (DAV) over Toler Hornick (PRES) (MD 14-4)

285: Morvens Saint-Jean (PRES) over DJ Spring II (DAV) (Fall 4:05)

125: Luke Passarelli (DAV) over Brayden Adams (PRES) (Dec 7-6)

133: TJ Rodier (PRES) over Enis Ljikovic (DAV) (Dec 4-0)

141: Blake Reihner Reihner (DAV) over Rey Ortiz (PRES) (Inj. 1:16)

149: Tyler-Xavier McKnight (DAV) over Ryan Luna (PRES) (MD 18-5)

157: #24 Tanner Peake (DAV) over Elijah Holiday (PRES) (Dec 8-1)

165: Bryce Griffin (DAV) over Nathan Furman (PRES) (Dec 10-5)

NC State 34, Princeton 6

125: #16 Vincent Robinson (NCST) over Ethan Rivera (PRIN) (MD 9-1)

133: Troy Hohman (NCST) over Dan Jones (PRIN) (Dec 3-2)

141: #6 Kai Orine (NCST) over Jacob Mann (PRIN) (MD 18-5)

149: #8 Ty Whalen (PRIN) over #31 Koy Buesgens (NCST) (Dec 8-3)

157: #16 Ed Scott (NCST) over Zander Silva (PRIN) (MD 14-4)

165: #19 Derek Fields (NCST) over Cody Tavoso (PRIN) (TF 20-5 0:00)

174: #29 Matthew Singleton (NCST) over Xavier Giles (PRIN) (TF 20-5 5:53)

184: #14 Dylan Fishback (NCST) over Michael Squires (PRIN) (Dec 6-3)

197: #15 Luke Stout (PRIN) over Andrew Macchiavello (NCST) (SV-1 4-1)

285: #7 Isaac Trumble (NCST) over Sebastian Garibaldi (PRIN) (Fall 2:04)

VMI 32, Morgan State 9

125: Julian Dawson (MSC) over Waylon Rogers (VMI) (Dec 9-4)

133: Dyson Dunham (VMI) over Kevin Lopez (MSC) (Dec 4-0)

141: Phoenix Alyea (VMI) over Myrin Nixon (MSC) (Dec 11-6)

149: Patrick Jordon (VMI) over Yannis Charles (MSC) (Fall 6:55)

157: Eric Doran (VMI) over Shaymus MacIntosh (MSC) (Dec 8-4)

165: Ryan Vigil (VMI) over Cooper Lockhart (MSC) (TF 17-2 5:17)

174: Darrien Roberts (MSC) over Logan Chambers (VMI) (Fall 2:23)

184: Braxton Lewis (VMI) over Kingsley Menifee (MSC) (Dec 9-3)

197: Toby Schoffstall (VMI) over Unknown (MSC) (For.)

285: Josh Evans (VMI) over Rasheen Duncan (MSC) (Dec 2-1)

 

[Jason.D.Brantley]

Oklahoma St. 36
Oregon State 3

Iowa 30
Oregon State 7

I can't wait till February

 

[AFHawk86]

Oklahoma St. 36
Oregon State 3

Iowa 30
Oregon State 7

I can't wait till February

It may come down to heavyweight. That would make the final match even more exciting!

 

[sunwarrior]

Oklahoma St. 36
Oregon State 3

Iowa 30
Oregon State 7

I can't wait till February

I agree, but let’s not forget our 2 losses there were both backups. Pretty surprised to see Surber completely control Munoz like that though. It will def be a great dual in Feb!

 

[AFHawk86]

I agree, but let’s not forget our 2 losses there were both backups. Pretty surprised to see Surber completely control Munoz like that though. It will def be a great dual in Feb!

Surber didn’t attempt an offensive move the entire match.

 

[sunwarrior]

Surber didn’t attempt an offensive move the entire match.

Ha good to know. I just read the Pokes Report article and saw the final score. I didn’t watch the match oops

 

[MVPFAN]

It may come down to heavyweight. That would make the final match even more exciting!

We better hope it doesn't come down to heavyweight.

 

[GableBeer]

Maybe a good idea we brought in Teemer.

 

[AFHawk86]

We better hope it doesn't come down to heavyweight.

They match up well with the Hawks, especially if our lower weights don’t mature. It could be a close dual.

 

[west2east]

They match up well with the Hawks, especially if our lower weights don’t mature. It could be a close dual.

Probably a 5-5 dual on paper . Bonus points or an upset will win the dual

 

[MVPFAN]

Probably a 5-5 dual on paper . Bonus points or an upset will win the dual

Sounds right.

 

[SPOONER]

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Maybe a good idea we brought in Teemer.

We already knew that.

 

[so cal hawkfan]

We already knew that.

The vast majority did. Others and Ben Askren took exception to it.

 

[SPOONER]

The vast majority did. Others and Ben Askren took exception to it.

I think the issue was more then how and the when versus the need to upgrade. I mean, Cobe has never been on the podium and has shown above he was ranked 19th.

 

[sdvike]

Wrestling bounces back with 25-14 win over Kent State - Bellarmine University Athletics

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a quick turnaround from a bout with No. 2 Iowa on Friday night, the Bellarmine University wrestling team bounced back with a 25-14 win over

athletics.bellarmine.edu

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a quick turnaround from a bout with No. 2 Iowa on Friday night, the Bellarmine University wrestling team bounced back with a 25-14 win over Kent State on Sunday afternoon in Knights Hall.

With the win, the Knights improve to 1-1 in duals this season while the loss drops the Golden Flashes to a 1-3 record in duals.

In what was all Bellarmine in the beginning, the dual turned out to be a battle to the end as Kent State made a push to topple the Knights.

"Today was a great reflection of the soul of our team," head coach Ned Shuck said of his team's effort. "It wasn't the prettiest of duals, but they clawed and scratched through adversity to get it done."

Starting with the 149 lb. bout, the Golden Eagles took the first lead with a major decision, but Bellarmine quickly jumped them thanks to a pin by redshirt freshman Jeb Prechtel (157). Prechtel win ignited the Knights as senior Cole Nance (165), redshirt sophomore Grant O'Dell (174), redshirt senior Devan Hendricks (184) and redshirt freshman Andrew Liber (197) all won their matchups to put Bellarmine comfortably ahead, 21-4.

Kent State started its run with the heavyweights, taking a decision before winning the 125 lb. bout via major decision followed by another decision at 133 to close the gap to seven at 21-14.

Freshman David Mayora (141) had closing duties for the Knights and did just that, winning the final bout of the dual by major decision to secure the 25-14 victory for Bellarmine.

Up next, the Knights will take some time off before returning to the mat on December 7 at the Cougar Clash in Edwardsville, Il.

"I love how my team continues to focus on the right things. We have some great training time moving forward before our next competition and I'm excited to see how our guys attack where we have been exposed," Shuck added.

For more coverage of Bellarmine athletics, follow BUKnights on X, Instagram and Facebook.

Bellarmine (25) vs. Kent State (14)
149: Billy Meiszner (KSU) def. Zac Cowan (BU) by MD, 15-3
157: Jeb Prechtel (BU) def. Aaron Ferguson (KSU) by Fall, 3:45
165: Cole Nance (BU) def. Ethan Barr (KSU) by DEC, 12-7
174: Grant O'Dell (BU) def. Carson Miller (KSU) by MD, 14-3
184: Devan Hendricks (BU) def. Holden Martin (KSU) by DEC, 6-1
197: Andrew Liber (BU) def. Corey Boerio (KSU) by TF, 15-0
285: Brentan Simmerman (KSU) def. Daulton Mayer (BU) by DEC, 9-5
125: Nico Calello (KSU) def. Jack Parker (BU) by MD, 14-4
133: Jordan Decatur (KSU) def. Trayce Eckman (BU) by DEC, 9-8
141: David Mayora (BU) def. Mason Tieffel (KSU) by MD, 13-5

I'm pulling for Bellarmine the rest of the year. Schuck had his wrestlers going after it against intimidating Hawks (cept for the 84 who was good at the hokey pokey). Hope they get represented at Nattys.

 

[IAChief32]

I'm pulling for Bellarmine the rest of the year. Schuck had his wrestlers going after it against intimidating Hawks (cept for the 84 who was good at the hokey pokey). Hope they get represented at Nattys.

Who is the one that kept flexing to the crowd right before the whistle. Thought that was interesting. Maybe trying to get a picture flexing on a Hawkeye?

 

[blcoach80]

Who is the one that kept flexing to the crowd right before the whistle. Thought that was interesting. Maybe trying to get a picture flexing on a Hawkeye?

It was the 197 I believe. It was odd to flex as he was on his way to getting teched and he did it like 3 times.