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#7 Minnesota 30, #17 South Dakota State 3
Dec. 1, 2024 | Brookings, S.D. | First Trust & Bank Arena | Attendance: 3,284

125 #14 Cooper Flynn dec. #4 Tanner Jordan (SDSU), 7-2 | MINN 3, SDSU 0
133 #8 Tyler Wells MD #28 Derrick Cardinal (SDSU), 10-2 | MINN 7, SDSU 0
141 #5 Vance VomBaur dec. Julian Tagg (SDSU), 8-3 | MINN 10, SDSU 0
149 #21 Drew Roberts dec. Colin Dupill (SDSU), 4-1 SV1 | MINN 13, SDSU 0
157 Charlie Millard dec. #19 Cobe Siebrecht (SDSU), 10-3 | MINN 16, SDSU 0
165 #11 Andrew Sparks dec. #25 Drake Rhodes (SDSU), 8-4 | MINN 19, SDSU 0
174 #3 Cade DeVos (SDSU) dec. #25 Clayton Whiting, 2-0 | MINN 19, SDSU 3
184 #9 Max McEnelly dec. #4 Bennett Berge (SDSU), 9-6 TB1 | MINN 22, SDSU 3
197 #7 Isaiah Salazar dec. #8 Zach Glazier (SDSU), 8-1 | MINN 25, SDSU 3
285 #1 Gable Steveson TF #28 Luke Rasmussen (SDSU), 19-4 2:25 | MINN 30, SDSU 3
 
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Seventh-Ranked Gophers Trounce No. 17 South Dakota State, 30-3 - University of Minnesota Athletics

No. 7 Minnesota won nine of the 10 matches, including seven ranked bouts, as it trounced No. 17 South Dakota State by a score of 30-3 Sunday afternoon at Fir...
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Seventh-Ranked Gophers Trounce No. 17 South Dakota State, 30-3​

MINNEAPOLIS – No. 7 Minnesota (4-0) won nine of the 10 matches, including six ranked bouts, as it trounced No. 17 South Dakota State (1-2) by a score of 30-3 Sunday afternoon at First Bank & Trust Arena in Brookings, S.D.

After the last two duals were decided by a combined nine points, Minnesota left little doubt Sunday as it won the first six matches and ended up holding the Jackrabbits to their lowest point total in the series since 1974 (31-2).

Minnesota now leads the all-time series with South Dakota State, 29-5, including 13 straight wins. The 13-match win streak ties for Minnesota's second-longest active streak, along with 13 straight wins over Michigan State. The only streak longer is 19 in a row against North Dakota State. The 29 wins are the Gophers' second most against all non-Big Ten schools, behind only the 33 wins they have against Northern Iowa. In Brookings, the Gophers are 10-1 all-time and have won the past seven meetings there.

Minnesota has also won 10 straight duals dating back to last season. During the current streak, Minnesota has outscored opponents 329-54 and hasn't allowed more than 12 points in any contest.

The tone was set in the first match of the day at 125 pounds as No. 14 Cooper Flynn upset No. 4 Tanner Jordan, 7-2. Both of Flynn's takedowns came in the opening period, giving him a 6-1 lead. After no scoring in the second, Jordan gained a point on Flynn's second stall warning, but riding time improved Flynn to 6-1 on the season and 4-0 in duals.

At 133 pounds, No. 8 Tyler Wells and No. 28 Derrick Cardinal met for the third time in the last two seasons. After splitting the two matchups a year ago, Wells took lead in the series with a 10-2 major decision Sunday. After a scoreless first period, Cardinal escaped to lead 1-0 but Wells got a takedown in the final seconds to lead 3-1. The final period was all Wells as he added an escape and two more takedowns to secure his second major decision of the year.

The first non-ranked matchup came at 141 pounds with No. 5 Vance VomBaur topping Julian Tagg, 8-3. Leading 3-2 late in the second period, VomBaur fended off a late attack from Tagg. When action moved to the third period, VomBaur scored a quick takedown of his own to put the match away and get to 8-0 on the season.

No. 21 Drew Roberts needed overtime to defeat Colin Dupill at 149 pounds. Both wrestlers registered escapes in regulation, but it was Roberts who scrambled his way to the winning takedown and a 4-0 mark on the year.

The matchup at 157 pounds saw true freshman Charlie Millard make his dual debut against No. 19 Cobe Siebrecht. The pair had already met earlier this year with Millard scoring a 13-4 major decision at the Daktronics Open. Sunday was more of the same as Millard dominated in a 10-3 decision. Up 3-0 after one period, Millard extended the lead to 9-3 with an escape and later a reversal and takedown, while the riding time point resulted in the final score and sent the Gophers into intermission on top 16-0.

Coming out of the break, No. 11 Andrew Sparks handed No. 25 Drake Rhodes his first loss of the year in an 8-4 decision. Sparks followed a similar pattern in the first and second periods, notching takedowns in the final 20 seconds of each. An escape in the second plus riding time pushed the match score to 19-0.

The Jackrabbits' lone victory came at 174 pounds as No. 3 Cade DeVos posted a 2-0 win over No. 25 Clayton Whiting, behind an escape and riding time. It snapped a streak of 29 straight individual dual match wins for the Gophers dating back to their season opener with Bucknell.

The match of the day came at 184 pounds with No. 9 Max McEnelly meeting fourth-ranked Bennett Berge. Berge was up 3-0 after the first period and had a 5-3 lead going to the final period, but McEnelly got a takedown only to see Berge escape and send the match to overtime at 6-6. After no points were scored in the first overtime session, McEnelly rode out Berge in the second period and then got a late takedown in the next frame to secure the 9-6 win and keep his undefeated record intact at 7-0 this season and 22-0 in his career.

Another top-10 match followed at 197 pounds as seventh-ranked Isaiah Salazar dueled with eighth-ranked Zach Glazier. Scoreless after the first period, Salazar started on top in period two and got Glazier's shoulders to the mat for four nearfall points. After riding out Glazier for all of the second, Salazar started on bottom in the final period and got a reversal. A clasped hands call on Glazier plus riding time gave Salazar the 8-1 decision.

The final match of the day came at heavyweight and top-ranked Gable Steveson made quick work of No. 28 Luke Rasmussen. Steveson needed just 2:25 to post a 19-4 tech fall over Rasmussen, using five takedowns plus four nearfall points after the fourth takedown to improve to 3-0 on the year. It was Steveson's 55th straight win (fourth longest in program history) and improved his record to 88-2 all-time.

Minnesota heads back to tournament action next weekend as it takes part in the Cougar Clash Saturday at SIU-Edwardsville, starting at 10 a.m.

Match Results
#7 Minnesota 30, #17 South Dakota State 3
Dec. 1, 2024 | Brookings, S.D. | First Trust & Bank Arena | Attendance: 3,284

125 #14 Cooper Flynn dec. #4 Tanner Jordan (SDSU), 7-2 | MINN 3, SDSU 0
133 #8 Tyler Wells MD #28 Derrick Cardinal (SDSU), 10-2 | MINN 7, SDSU 0
141 #5 Vance VomBaur dec. Julian Tagg (SDSU), 8-3 | MINN 10, SDSU 0
149 #21 Drew Roberts dec. Colin Dupill (SDSU), 4-1 SV1 | MINN 13, SDSU 0
157 Charlie Millard dec. #19 Cobe Siebrecht (SDSU), 10-3 | MINN 16, SDSU 0
165 #11 Andrew Sparks dec. #25 Drake Rhodes (SDSU), 8-4 | MINN 19, SDSU 0
174 #3 Cade DeVos (SDSU) dec. #25 Clayton Whiting, 2-0 | MINN 19, SDSU 3
184 #9 Max McEnelly dec. #4 Bennett Berge (SDSU), 9-6 TB1 | MINN 22, SDSU 3
197 #7 Isaiah Salazar dec. #8 Zach Glazier (SDSU), 8-1 | MINN 25, SDSU 3
285 #1 Gable Steveson TF #28 Luke Rasmussen (SDSU), 19-4 2:25 | MINN 30, SDSU 3

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Seventh-Ranked Gophers Trounce No. 17 South Dakota State, 30-3 - University of Minnesota Athletics

No. 7 Minnesota won nine of the 10 matches, including seven ranked bouts, as it trounced No. 17 South Dakota State by a score of 30-3 Sunday afternoon at Fir...
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Seventh-Ranked Gophers Trounce No. 17 South Dakota State, 30-3​

MINNEAPOLIS – No. 7 Minnesota (4-0) won nine of the 10 matches, including six ranked bouts, as it trounced No. 17 South Dakota State (1-2) by a score of 30-3 Sunday afternoon at First Bank & Trust Arena in Brookings, S.D.

After the last two duals were decided by a combined nine points, Minnesota left little doubt Sunday as it won the first six matches and ended up holding the Jackrabbits to their lowest point total in the series since 1974 (31-2).

Minnesota now leads the all-time series with South Dakota State, 29-5, including 13 straight wins. The 13-match win streak ties for Minnesota's second-longest active streak, along with 13 straight wins over Michigan State. The only streak longer is 19 in a row against North Dakota State. The 29 wins are the Gophers' second most against all non-Big Ten schools, behind only the 33 wins they have against Northern Iowa. In Brookings, the Gophers are 10-1 all-time and have won the past seven meetings there.

Minnesota has also won 10 straight duals dating back to last season. During the current streak, Minnesota has outscored opponents 329-54 and hasn't allowed more than 12 points in any contest.

The tone was set in the first match of the day at 125 pounds as No. 14 Cooper Flynn upset No. 4 Tanner Jordan, 7-2. Both of Flynn's takedowns came in the opening period, giving him a 6-1 lead. After no scoring in the second, Jordan gained a point on Flynn's second stall warning, but riding time improved Flynn to 6-1 on the season and 4-0 in duals.

At 133 pounds, No. 8 Tyler Wells and No. 28 Derrick Cardinal met for the third time in the last two seasons. After splitting the two matchups a year ago, Wells took lead in the series with a 10-2 major decision Sunday. After a scoreless first period, Cardinal escaped to lead 1-0 but Wells got a takedown in the final seconds to lead 3-1. The final period was all Wells as he added an escape and two more takedowns to secure his second major decision of the year.

The first non-ranked matchup came at 141 pounds with No. 5 Vance VomBaur topping Julian Tagg, 8-3. Leading 3-2 late in the second period, VomBaur fended off a late attack from Tagg. When action moved to the third period, VomBaur scored a quick takedown of his own to put the match away and get to 8-0 on the season.

No. 21 Drew Roberts needed overtime to defeat Colin Dupill at 149 pounds. Both wrestlers registered escapes in regulation, but it was Roberts who scrambled his way to the winning takedown and a 4-0 mark on the year.

The matchup at 157 pounds saw true freshman Charlie Millard make his dual debut against No. 19 Cobe Siebrecht. The pair had already met earlier this year with Millard scoring a 13-4 major decision at the Daktronics Open. Sunday was more of the same as Millard dominated in a 10-3 decision. Up 3-0 after one period, Millard extended the lead to 9-3 with an escape and later a reversal and takedown, while the riding time point resulted in the final score and sent the Gophers into intermission on top 16-0.

Coming out of the break, No. 11 Andrew Sparks handed No. 25 Drake Rhodes his first loss of the year in an 8-4 decision. Sparks followed a similar pattern in the first and second periods, notching takedowns in the final 20 seconds of each. An escape in the second plus riding time pushed the match score to 19-0.

The Jackrabbits' lone victory came at 174 pounds as No. 3 Cade DeVos posted a 2-0 win over No. 25 Clayton Whiting, behind an escape and riding time. It snapped a streak of 29 straight individual dual match wins for the Gophers dating back to their season opener with Bucknell.

The match of the day came at 184 pounds with No. 9 Max McEnelly meeting fourth-ranked Bennett Berge. Berge was up 3-0 after the first period and had a 5-3 lead going to the final period, but McEnelly got a takedown only to see Berge escape and send the match to overtime at 6-6. After no points were scored in the first overtime session, McEnelly rode out Berge in the second period and then got a late takedown in the next frame to secure the 9-6 win and keep his undefeated record intact at 7-0 this season and 22-0 in his career.

Another top-10 match followed at 197 pounds as seventh-ranked Isaiah Salazar dueled with eighth-ranked Zach Glazier. Scoreless after the first period, Salazar started on top in period two and got Glazier's shoulders to the mat for four nearfall points. After riding out Glazier for all of the second, Salazar started on bottom in the final period and got a reversal. A clasped hands call on Glazier plus riding time gave Salazar the 8-1 decision.

The final match of the day came at heavyweight and top-ranked Gable Steveson made quick work of No. 28 Luke Rasmussen. Steveson needed just 2:25 to post a 19-4 tech fall over Rasmussen, using five takedowns plus four nearfall points after the fourth takedown to improve to 3-0 on the year. It was Steveson's 55th straight win (fourth longest in program history) and improved his record to 88-2 all-time.

Minnesota heads back to tournament action next weekend as it takes part in the Cougar Clash Saturday at SIU-Edwardsville, starting at 10 a.m.

Match Results
#7 Minnesota 30, #17 South Dakota State 3
Dec. 1, 2024 | Brookings, S.D. | First Trust & Bank Arena | Attendance: 3,284

125 #14 Cooper Flynn dec. #4 Tanner Jordan (SDSU), 7-2 | MINN 3, SDSU 0
133 #8 Tyler Wells MD #28 Derrick Cardinal (SDSU), 10-2 | MINN 7, SDSU 0
141 #5 Vance VomBaur dec. Julian Tagg (SDSU), 8-3 | MINN 10, SDSU 0
149 #21 Drew Roberts dec. Colin Dupill (SDSU), 4-1 SV1 | MINN 13, SDSU 0
157 Charlie Millard dec. #19 Cobe Siebrecht (SDSU), 10-3 | MINN 16, SDSU 0
165 #11 Andrew Sparks dec. #25 Drake Rhodes (SDSU), 8-4 | MINN 19, SDSU 0
174 #3 Cade DeVos (SDSU) dec. #25 Clayton Whiting, 2-0 | MINN 19, SDSU 3
184 #9 Max McEnelly dec. #4 Bennett Berge (SDSU), 9-6 TB1 | MINN 22, SDSU 3
197 #7 Isaiah Salazar dec. #8 Zach Glazier (SDSU), 8-1 | MINN 25, SDSU 3
285 #1 Gable Steveson TF #28 Luke Rasmussen (SDSU), 19-4 2:25 | MINN 30, SDSU 3

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19-2 takedowns for Minnesota this was a beatdown
 
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Iowa guys regressing in the SDSU room.
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They ain't getting any better, that's for sure.
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I watched it, all 3 Hawks looked god awful. 1 offensive score between the 3 of them which a TD as time expired for Rhodes. Perhaps our coaches aren’t as terrible at their jobs as many on this board would have us believe. Caldwell and Hahn seem to have our guys looking worse this season.
 
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I watched it, all 3 Hawks looked god awful. 1 offensive score between the 3 of them. TD as time expired for Rhodes. Perhaps our coaches aren’t as terrible at their jobs at many on this board would have us believe. Caldwell and Hahn seem to have our guys looking worse this season.
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Rhodes was a room guy here, Cobe was suspended and if being honest room guy level and I would favor Salazar over Glazier who was a backup most of his career. These results basically confirm what we already knew about their abilities if being honest and it also confirms our bad recruiting that 2 of the 3 started a season here as basically the only options at the time.
 
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Rhodes was a room guy here, Cobe was suspended and if being honest room guy level and I would favor Salazar over Glazier who was a backup most of his career. These results basically confirm what we already knew about their abilities if being honest and it also confirms our bad recruiting that 2 of the 3 started a season here as basically the only options at the time.
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I believe Cobe was the 11 seed at the NCAAs two years ago. I wouldn't call that "room guy" in the grand scheme of things. Perhaps the rest of the season will go better for him.
 
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Bloomsburg, Cornell, Lock Haven, Navy


Finals:

125: Davis Motyka (PRTC) DEC Tyler Chappell (Unattached-PITT), 6-2

133: Gable Strickland (Lock Haven Unattached) DEC Timothy Levine (Penn State), 6-3

141: Gabe Bouyssou (Spartan RTC) TF Seamus Mack (Lehigh), 18-3 5:51

149: Jaxon Joy (Spartan RTC) TF Matt Repos (Lehigh), 16-1 5:59

157 :Tyler Vazquez (NJRTC) TF Marco Albanese (Binghamton), 21-3 6:51

165: Max Brignola (Lehigh Unattached) DEC #7 Julian Ramirez (Cornell Unattached), 9-5

174 :Jack Kelly (Penn State) M FOR Tyler Stoltzfus (Lock Haven Unattached)

184: #15 Chris Foca (Unattached) DEC Cole Bartram (Lock Haven), 4-0

197: Dillon Bechtold (Bucknell) DEC Will Conlon (Hofstra-Unattached), 5-5 TB2

285: Cash Henderson (Spartan RTC) F Brandon Stiehler (Lock Haven), 3:27
 
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Riggins lost to Joe Martin, NW

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Everyone here remember Clone fans gloating how they "stole" Riggins from Iowa and it was a big deal????
And he got an NIL to make it even better.
LOL
 
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2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational: Round of 16 Results

Round of 16 Results 125 lbs Caleb Smith (Nebraska) dec Carson Wagner (Binghamton) 8-5 Maximo Renteria (Oregon State) dec Adrian Meza (Iowa State) 8-2 Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech) dec Marcello Milani (Cornell) 8-5 Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State) dec Nick Treaster (Navy) 6-4 Troy Spratley (Ok...
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2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational: Round of 16 Results​



Round of 16 Results
125 lbs
Caleb Smith (Nebraska) dec Carson Wagner (Binghamton) 8-5
Maximo Renteria (Oregon State) dec Adrian Meza (Iowa State) 8-2
Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech) dec Marcello Milani (Cornell) 8-5
Tanner Jordan (South Dakota State) dec Nick Treaster (Navy) 6-4
Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State) tech Kyle Gollhofer (Northern Iowa) 17-2
Brendan McCrone (Ohio State) fall Suleyman Bah (Columbia) 4:40
Vincent Robinson (NC State) maj Dedrick Navarro (Northwestern) 11-3
Matt Ramos (Purdue) tech Jack Braman (Wyoming) 19-1

133 lbs
Dylan Ragusin (Michigan) tech Santino Sanchez (CSU Bakersfield) 17-2
Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) maj Kase Mauger (Utah Valley) 12-1
Zeth Romney (Cal Poly) fall Derrick Cardinal (South Dakota State) 2:09
Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State) dec Andrew Fallon (Sacred Heart) 7-3
Tyler Knox (Stanford) dec Chad Bellis (Appalachian State) 6-3
Cory Land (Northern Iowa) dec Brett Ungar (Cornell) 4-0
Julian Chlebove (Arizona State) dec Troy Hohman (NC State) 6-4
Evan Frost (Iowa State) dec Stockton O’Brien (Wyoming) 16-10

141 lbs
Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) tech Jacob Frost (Iowa State) 19-4
Sam Latona (Virginia Tech) dec Joshua Saunders (Cornell) 7-2
Josh Koderhandt (Navy) dec Greyson Clark (Purdue) 9-2
Sergio Lemley (Michigan)dec Aden Valencia (Stanford) 2-0
Jameson Garcia (Harvard) dec Julian Tagg (South Dakota State) 6-5
Tagen Jamison (Oklahoma State) tech Cole Brooks (Wyoming) 15-0
Jordan Titus (West Virginia) dec Nash Singleton (Oregon State) 7-4
Brock Hardy (Nebraska) maj Emilio Ysaguirre (Arizona State) 13-0


149 lbs
Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) tech Jagger French (Cal Poly) 19-3
Carter Young (Oklahoma State) dec Ethan Fernandez (Cornell) 14-7
Colin Realbuto (Northern Iowa) dec Koy Buesgens (NC State) 4-2
Jaden Abas (Stanford) tech Tanner Frothinger (Utah Valley) 18-1
Anthony Echemendia (Iowa State) dec Cam Catrabone (Michigan) 4-2
Jesse Vasquez (Arizona State) dec Sam Cartella (Northwestern) 10-4
Sammy Alvarez (Rider) dec Gabe Willochell (Wyoming) 9-6
Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) maj Richard Fedalen (Columbia) 9-1

157 lbs
Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) fall Colton Washleski (Rider) 3:42
Chase Saldate (Michigan) fall Cobe Siebrecht (South Dakota State) 3:31
Paniro Johnson (Iowa State) dec Rafael Hipolito (Virginia Tech) 4-2SV
Paddy Gallagher (Ohio State) fall Jose Farias (CSU Bakersfield) :58
Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa) maj Jurius Clark (Hofstra) 12-0
Trevor Chumbley (Northwestern) dec Caleb Fish (Oklahoma State) 8-4
Joey Blaze (Purdue) tech Ethan Stiles (Oregon State) 17-2
Peyten Kellar (Ohio) dec Grigor Cholakyan (Stanford) 6-3SV

165 lbs
Peyton Hall (West Virginia) dec Mac Church (Virginia Tech) 6-0
Nicco Ruiz (Arizona State) dec Brock Mantanona (Michigan) 11-9
MJ Gaitan (Iowa State) dec Cesar Alvan (Columbia) 5-4
Hunter Garvin (Stanford) tech James Lledo (Ohio) 20-3
Jack Thomsen (Northern Iowa) dec Evan Canoyer (Cornell) 4-0
Cam Amine (Oklahoma State) dec Drake Rhodes (South Dakota State) 5-1
Bubba Wilson (Nebraska) dec Maxx Mayfield (Northwestern) 5-1
Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) dec Kyle Mosher (Hofstra) 8-3

174 lbs
Cade DeVos (South Dakota State) dec Lucas Uliano (Appalachian State) 7-1
Garrett Thompson (Ohio) dec Jared Simma (Northern Iowa) 8-1
Danny Wask (Navy) dec Brody Baumann (Purdue) 9-5
Lorenzo Norman (Stanford) maj Aiden Zarrella (Sacred Heart) 17-8
Lenny Pinto (Nebraska) tech Michael Wilson (Rider) 19-4
Simon Ruiz (Cornell) dec Matthew Singleton (NC State) 6-1
Brevin Cassella (Binghamton) maj Aiden Riggins (Iowa State) 11-0
Dean Hamiti (Oklahoma State) maj Joseph Walker (Michigan) 10-2

184 lbs
Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) tech Hunter Perez (Sacred Heart) 19-4
Seth Shumate (Ohio State) dec Ross McFarland (Hofstra) 5-4
Evan Bockman (Iowa State) tech Gerrit Nijenhuis (CSU Bakersfield) 19-4
Nathan Haas (California Baptist) dec Caleb Uhlenhopp (Utah Valley) 9-3
Bennett Berge (South Dakota State) tech Daschle Lamer (Cal Poly) 22-6
Isaac Dean (Rider) dec Jeremy Olszko (Ohio) 7-3
James Rowley (Purdue) dec Will Ebert (Binghamton) 5-2
Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) tech Dennis Robin (West Virginia) 19-4

197 lbs
Jacob Cardenas (Michigan) tech Joseph Curtis (Columbia) 19-4
Christian Carroll (Iowa State) dec Wyatt Voelker (Northern Iowa) 10-9
Luke Surber (Oklahoma State) dec Camden McDanel (Nebraska) 9-4
Andy Smith (Virginia Tech) maj Max Acciardi (Arizona State) 18-8
Zach Glazier (South Dakota State) dec Carson Floyd (Appalachian State) 6-2
Evan Bates (Northwestern) InjDef Luke Geog (Ohio State)
Joey Novak (Wyoming) dec Nick Stemmet (Stanford) 5-1
Trey Munoz (Oregon State) tech Austin Starr (Ohio) 16-1


285 lbs
Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State) tech Daniel Herrera (Iowa State) 16-0
Luke Rasmussen (South Dakota State) dec Jordan Greer (Ohio) 11-5
Harley Andrews (Nebraska) fall Cory Day (Binghamton) :38
Nick Feldman (Ohio State) tech Brendan Gilchrist (Sacred Heart) 21-5
Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) fall Jack Forbes (Utah Valley) 3:42
Jimmy Mullen (Virginia Tech) fall Jake Andrews (CSU Bakersfield) :48
Lance Runyon (Northern Iowa) maj Trevor Tinker (Cal Poly) 13-1
Isaac Trumble (NC State) fall Aiden Compston (Cornell) :59
 
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Rumor floating about potential RS with Bastida if he's eligible for one.
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I think he’s eligible. But if it happens I don’t want to hear from Iowa State fans about Nelson’s age anymore. Yonger’s reported age has him only 7 months younger than Nelson. Apply the classic 2 Cuba years and 30 isn’t far off.
 
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LAS VEGAS – Evan Frost, Anthony Echemendiaand Evan Bockman all advanced into the Cliff Keen Invitational semifinals Friday night in Las Vegas.

In total, six Cyclones made the podium at what is widely regarded as the toughest regular season tournament in collegiate wrestling. All six will battle to improve their placements Saturday.

Iowa State is third in the team race with 71.5 points, trailing Nebraska (83.5) and Oklahoma State (105).


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The Cyclones tallied 19 bonus points on day one, finishing with five falls, two tech falls and six major decisions.

Semifinal and consolation quarterfinals begin Saturday at noon (CT) on FloWrestling.

Iowa State Results
No. 9 Adrian Meza (125) - DNP
R32 – W-D vs. Ryan Meek (Ohio), 8-4
R16 – L-D vs. No. 8 Maximo Renteria (ORST), 8-2
C16 #2 – W-D vs. Koda Holeman (CALP), 8-5
C8 #1 – W-MD vs. Carson Wagner (BING), 11-2
C8 #2 – LBF vs. No. 6 Brendan McCrone (OHST), 1:49

No. 2 Evan Frost (133)
R32 – Bye
R16 – W-D, vs. Stockton Obrien (WYO), 16-10
QF – WBF vs. No. 7 Julian Chlebove (ASU), 6:59
SF – No. 3 Tyler Knox (STAN)

Jacob Frost (141)
R32 – W-D vs. Elijah Griffin (CBU), 8-4
R16 – L-TF vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez (OHST), 19-4 (4:27)
C16 #2 – W-MD vs. Riley Edwards (APP), 16-3
C8 #1 – W-D, vs. No. 10 Kai Owen (COL), 10-6
C8 #2 – W-D vs. Jameson Garcia (HARV), 8-3
C4 – vs. No. 3 Cael Happel (UNI)

No. 3 Anthony Echemendia (149)
R32 – W-D vs. Kaden Keiser (APP), 11-4
R16 – W-D vs. Cameron Catabone (MICH), 4-2
QF – W-MD vs. No. 6 Jesse Vasquez (ASU), 8-0
SF – vs. No. 2 Ridge Lovett (NEB)

No. 5 Paniro Johnson (157)
R32 – Bye
R16 – W-D vs. No. 12 Rafael Hipolito (VT), 5-2 SV-1
QF – L-D vs. No. 4 Paddy Gallagher (OHST), 2-1 TB-1
C8 #2 – W- D, vs. Grigor Cholakyan (STAN), 2-2 TB-1 RT
C4 – vs. No. 11 Caleb Fish (OKST)

No. 5 MJ Gaitan (165) - DNP
R32 – WBF vs. Tyler Sagi (Navy), 1:59
R16 – W-D vs. Cesar Alvan (COL), 5-4
QF – LBF vs. No. 4 Hunter Garvin (STAN), 2:56
C8 #2 – L-MFF vs. Kyle Mosher (HOF)

Aiden Riggins (174) - DNP
R32 – W-MD vs. No. 10 Adam Kemp (CALP), 11-3
R16 – L-MD vs. Brevin Cassella (BING), 11-0
C16 #2 – L-D vs. Joseph Martin (NW), 11-6

No. 5 Evan Bockman (184)
R32 – W-MD vs. Timothy McDonnell (ORST), 16-4
R16 – W-TF vs. Gerrit Nijenhuis (CSUB), 19-4 (6:22)
QF – W-D vs. Nathan Haas (CBU), 8-1
SF – vs. No. 1 Parker Keckeisen (UNI)

No. 8 Christian Carroll (197)
R32 – WBF vs. Andrew Macchiavello (NCST), 4:34
R16 – W-D vs. No. 9 Wyatt Voelker (UNI), 10-6
QF – L-TF vs. No. 1 Jacob Cardenas (MICH), 16-1 (2:26)
C8 #2 – W-MD vs. Ben Vanadia (PUR), 15-6
C4 – vs. No. 5 Luke Surber (OKST)

Daniel Herrera (285) - DNP
R32 – W-TF, Jackson Mankowski (STAN), 20-4 (6:31)
R16 – L-TF vs. No. 1 Wyatt Hendrickson (OKST), 16-0 (4:17)
C16 #2 – WBF vs. Danny Church (HOF), 3:18
C8 #1 – WBF vs. No. 9 Jordan Greer (OHIO), 6:36
C8 #2 – L-MD vs. No. 6 Jimmy Mullen (VT), 10-1
 
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The Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational 2024 is underway with the first two rounds of competition finished.

Oklahoma State Wrestling team put on an impressive display with strong performances, highlighted by several wrestlers advancing through tough competition.

CLKV 2024 will pick back up this evening at 9:00 p.m. ET and go into tomorrow, Saturday, Dec. 7.

Among the standouts for OSU Wrestling was No. 3-ranked Wyatt Hendrickson at 285 pounds, who dominated his matches and solidified his position as one of the top contenders in the weight class.

Here's a breakdown of how Oklahoma State Wrestling fared in the opening rounds of the tournament.

Oklahoma State Wrestling Results At CKLV 2024​

Semifinals

  • 125 Pounds: #3 Matt Ramos (Purdue) vs #4 Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State)
  • 141 Pounds: #4 Brock Hardy (Nebraska) vs #10 Tagen Jamison (Oklahoma State)
  • 165 Pounds: #9 Cameron Amine (Oklahoma State) vs #11 Bubba Wilson (Nebraska)
  • 174 Pounds: #4 Dean Hamiti (Oklahoma State) vs #11 Simon Ruiz (Cornell)
  • 184 Pounds: #3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) vs #31 Isaac Dean (Rider)
  • 285 Pounds: #3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State) vs #8 Nick Feldman (Ohio State)
Quarterfinals

  • 125 Pounds: Troy Spratley (Oklahoma State) DEC Brendan McCrone (Ohio State), 3-0
  • 141 Pounds: Tagen Jamison (Oklahoma State) MD Jameson Garcia (Harvard), 11-2
  • 149 Pounds: Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) DEC Carter Young (Oklahoma State), 6-3
  • 165 Pounds: Cameron Amine (Oklahoma State) DEC Jack Thomsen (Northern Iowa), 4-1 SV
  • 174 Pounds: Dean Hamiti Jr. (Oklahoma State) TF Brevin Cassella (Binghamton), 20-5, 6:11
  • 184 Pounds: Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State) TF James Rowley (Purdue), 19-4, 4:34
  • 197 Pounds: Andy Smith (Virginia Tech) DEC Luke Surber (Oklahoma State), 4-3
  • 285 Pounds: Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State) F Luke Rasmussen (South Dakota State), 1:23
Round of 16

Round of 32

 
From the looks of things so far, either bad luck or Dresser working guys into the ground or just pathetic weight mgmt...some big struggles in Ames.
Difficult to believe just a coincidence.
 
MitchLL said:
From the looks of things so far, either bad luck or Dresser working guys into the ground or just pathetic weight mgmt...some big struggles in Ames.
Difficult to believe just a coincidence.
Click to expand...
Probably a mix of all 3. 10-45-45
 
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