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Every Upset At The 2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational - FloWrestling

A list of every upset at the 2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.

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The 2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational is the premier regular-season tournament of the year. With over 130 wrestlers competing in the event this year, there are almost guaranteed to be several big-time upsets. Check out the below article for a list of every upset occurring in the championship rounds of this year's CKLV.

Dec 6-7 · Resumes Today at 12:00 PM CST

2024 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational​

133 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

#19 Jacob Van Dee, Nebraska dec. #4 Dylan Ragusin, Michigan - 10-4

#15 Zeth Romney, Cal Poly dec. #11 Nic Bouzakis, Ohio State - 6-5

Round of 16​

#27 Cory Land, Northern Iowa dec. #17 Brett Ungar, Cornell - 4-0

Round of 32​

Kase Mauger, Utah Valley dec. #23 Jett Strickenberger, West Virginia - 6-1

141 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

#11 Joshua Koderhandt, Navy dec. #6 Sergio Lemley, Michigan - 2-1 TB1

Round of 32​

Josh Saunders, Cornell dec. 141 #21 Haiden Drury, Utah Valley - 4-2

Julian Tagg, SD State dec. #5 Cael Happel, Northern Iowa - 9-6

Nash Singleton, Oregon State dec. #26 Kai Owen, Columbia

149 Pounds​

Round of 16​

#22 Sammy Alvarez, Rider dec. #20 Gabe Willochell, Wyoming - 9-6

157 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

#13 Joey Blaze, Purdue dec. #5 Peyten Kellar, Ohio - 2-0

Round of 32​

Jurius Clark, Hofstra dec. #28 Sasha Gavronsky, West Virginia - 7-1

165 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

165 #11 Bubba Wilson, Nebraska dec. #3 Sammy Sasso, Ohio State - 6-4

Round of 16​

#11 Bubba Wilson, Nebraska dec. #8 Maxx Mayfield, Northwestern - 5-1

Round of 32​

#31 Cesar Alvan, Columbia dec. #22 Stoney Buell, Purdue - 8-1

#28 Jack Thomsen, Northern Iowa dec. #5 Terrell Barraclough, Utah Valley - 10-5

174 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

#17 Garrett Thompson, Ohio dec. #3 Cade DeVos, South Dakota State - 10-7, SV-1

#11 Simon Ruiz, Cornell dec. #9 Lenny Pinto, Nebraska - 6-4

Round of 16​

#17 Garrett Thompson, Ohio dec. #14 Jared Simma, Northern Iowa - 8-1

Round of 32​

Aiden Riggins, Iowa State major dec. #18 Adam Kemp, Cal Poly - 11-3

184 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

#31 Isaac Dean, Rider dec. #5 Bennett Berge, South Dakota State

Round of 32​

Caleb Uhlenhopp, Utah Valley dec. #12 TJ Stewart, Virginia Tech - 6-5

Jeremy Olszko, Ohio dec. #18 Jaden Bullock, Michigan - 7-3

197 Pounds​

Quarterfinals​

#24 Evan Bates, Northwestern dec. #11 Zach Glazier, South Dakota State - 8-2

285 Pounds​

Round of 16​

#31 Harley Andrews, Nebraska FALL #14 Cory Day, Binghamton

#26 Luke Rasmussen, South Dakota State dec. #23 Jordan Greer, Ohio - 11-5

 

[Valholl]

NCAA D1 Wrestling Box Scores For December 2 - FloWrestling

Complete NCAA D1 wrestling box scores from the 6th week of the 2024-25 season!

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Wednesday, December 4​

Drexel 31, Clarion 3

Replay

125: Deon Pleasant (DREX) over Travis Clawson (CLAR) (Dec 10-9)

133: Kyle Waterman (DREX) over Scott Johnson (CLAR) (Dec 7-2)

141: Jordan Soriano (DREX) over David McClelland (CLAR) (MD 17-5)

149: Kyle Schickel (CLAR) over Dominic Findora (DREX) (Dec 7-4)

157: Luke Nichter (DREX) over John Altieri (CLAR) (Dec 4-2)

165: Cody Walsh (DREX) over Wesley Barnes (CLAR) (Dec 4-3)

174: Jack Janda (DREX) over Deegan Ross (CLAR) (MD 10-2)

184: Giuseppe Hoose (DREX) over Adrian Gacek (CLAR) (TF 16-0 5:37)

197: Mickey O`Malley (DREX) over Ethan Wiant (CLAR) (Dec 7-0)

285: Dominic Petracci (DREX) over Austin Chapman (CLAR) (SV-1 4-1)

Thursday, December 5​

LIU 35, Bloomsburg 7

125: #31 Robert Sagaris (LIU) over (BLOO) (For.)

133: Major Lewis (BLOO) over Anthony Mirando (LIU) (Dec 1-0)

141: Devin Matthews (LIU) over Ashton campbell (BLOO) (MD 14-3)

149: Drew Witham (LIU) over Nikolas Antonelli (BLOO) (Fall 2:44)

157: Brayden Roberts (LIU) over William Morrow (BLOO) (Dec 4-0)

165: Leo Hess (BLOO) over James Johnston (LIU) (MD 19-5)

174: Corey Connolly (LIU) over Luke Thomas (BLOO) (Fall 6:30)

184: Anthony D`Alesio (LIU) over David Tuttle (BLOO) (Dec 8-1)

197: John Dusza (LIU) over Kolby Flank (BLOO) (Dec 7-2)

285: Aeden Begue (LIU) over Mason Rebuck (BLOO) (MD 10-2)

Friday, December 6​

Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational

Appalachian State, Arizona State, Binghamton, Cal Poly, California Baptist, Columbia, Cornell, CSU Bakersfield, Harvard, Hofstra, Iowa State, Michigan, Navy, NC State, Nebraska, Northern Iowa, Northwestern, Ohio, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Purdue, Rider, Sacred Heart, South Dakota State, Stanford, Utah Valley, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Wyoming

Brackets and Results (concludes Saturday, December 7)

American 25, Buffalo 13

125: Coen Bainey (AU) won by sudden victory over Max Elton (UB), 4-1

133: Raymond Lopez (AU) won by fall over Michael Giugliano (UB), 1:50

141: Cael McIntyre (AU) won by decision over Andy Lucinsky (UB), 8-5

149: Sam Ewing (UB) won by decision over Gage Owen (AU), 6-4

157: Kaleb Burgess (UB) won by major decision over Jack Nies (AU), 14-5

165: Kaden Milheim (AU) won by sudden victory over Hunter Shaut (UB), 4-1

174: Caleb Campos (AU) won by technical fall over Raphael Knapp (UB), 19-2 (6:07)

184: Marcus Petite (UB) won by decision over Hunter Hohman (AU), 2-0

197: Lonnell Pabon (UB) won by decision over Liam Volk-Klos (AU), 12-5

285: Will Jarrell (AU) won by technical fall over Robbie Unruh (UB), 16-0 (6:19)

George Mason 29, Buffalo 9

125: Ben Monn (GMU) over Max Elton (BUFF) (Dec 2-1)

133: Charlie Bunting (GMU) over Michael Giugliano (BUFF) (TF 19-3 2:10)

141: Andy Lucinsky (BUFF) over Dominic Hargrove (GMU) (Dec 8-4)

149: Kaden Cassidy (GMU) over Sam Ewing (BUFF) (MD 10-0)

157: Kaleb Burgess (BUFF) over JT Chance (GMU) (Dec 8-6)

165: #24 Evan Maag (GMU) over Hunter Shaut (BUFF) (TF 17-2 3:13)

174: Logan Messer (GMU) over Rafael Knapp (BUFF) (MD 9-0)

184: Marcus Petite (BUFF) over Malachi DuVall (GMU) (Dec 7-1)

197: Tyler Kocak (GMU) over Lonnell Owens-Pabon (BUFF) (MD 12-3)

285: James Blackman (GMU) over Robert Unruh (BUFF) (TF 18-2 4:26)

GMU deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct

Illinois 34, Indiana 3

125: #27 Jacob Moran (IND) over Caelen Riley (ILL) (Dec 5-2)

133: #2 Lucas Byrd (ILL) over #24 Angelo Rini (IND) (Dec 3-0)

141: #19 Danny Pucino (ILL) over Henry Porter (IND) (Dec 4-1)

149: #11 Kannon Webster (ILL) over Anthony Bahl (IND) (Fall 4:43)

157: #26 Jason Kraisser (ILL) over Ryan Garvick (IND) (Dec 2-0)

165: #15 Braeden Scoles (ILL) over Derek Gilcher (IND) (Dec 2-0)

174: #22 Dan Braunagel (ILL) over Nick South (IND) (MD 11-3)

184: #13 Edmond Ruth (ILL) over #21 Donnell Washington (IND) (Dec 4-2)

197: #10 Zac Braunagel (ILL) over Gabe Sollars (IND) (Dec 10-8)

285: #11 Luke Luffman (ILL) over #30 Jacob Bullock (IND) (Fall 5:52)

Duke 22, Davidson 21

174: Gaetano Console (DUKE) over Marc Koch (DAV) (MD 14-4)

184: Ian McGehee (DAV) over Logan Richey (DUKE) (TF 19-2 6:35)

197: Vincent Lee (DUKE) over Dylan Smith (DAV) (Fall 5:35)

285: #32 Connor Barket (DUKE) over DJ Spring II (DAV) (Fall 3:00)

125: Luke Passarelli (DAV) over Riley Rowan (DUKE) (MD 14-3)

133: Raymond Adams (DUKE) over John Hager (DAV) (Dec 4-1)

141: Blake Reihner Reihner (DAV) over Noah Kochman (DUKE) (Dec 4-2)

149: Tyler-Xavier McKnight (DAV) over Peter Chacon (DUKE) (TF 20-3 5:15)

157: #23 Tanner Peake (DAV) over Logan Fite (DUKE) (MD 15-4)

165: Aidan Wallace (DUKE) over Bryce Griffin (DAV) (Dec 4-0)

Rutgers 34, Lock Haven 6

149: Lucas Kapusta (LHU) over #25 Andrew Clark (RU) by SV1, 4-1

157: Conner Harer (RU) over Nick Stampoulos (LHU) by dec., 1-0

165: #30 Anthony White (RU) over Caden Dobbins (LHU) by dec., 4-1

174: #20 Jackson Turley (RU) over Avery Bassett (LHU) by dec., 10-3

184: Shane Cartagena-Walsh (RU) over #31 Colin Fegley (LHU) by dec., 4-3

197: #20 Brian Soldano (RU) over Tucker Hogan (LHU) by fall (0:52)

HWT:#6 Yaraslau Slavikouski (RU) over Ethan Miller (LHU) by fall (5:28)

125: #13 Dean Peterson (RU) over Lucas Fye (LHU) by TF, 20-5 (4:47)

133: #13 Anthony Noto (LHU) over #7 Dylan Shawver (RU) by dec., 10-7

141: #32 Joseph Olivieri (RU) over Conner Heckman (LHU) by TF, 19-3 (6:32)

Virginia 25, Penn 11

165: #17 Nick Hamilton (UVA) def. Andy Troczynski (Penn), 7-3 DEC

174: #7 Nick Incontrera (Penn) def. Rocco Contino (UVA), 6-4 DEC

184: Justin Phillips (UVA) def. Nate Taylor (Penn), 7-0 DEC

197: Max Shulaw (UVA) def. Jackson Zimmerman (Penn), 9-0 MD

285: Gabe Christenson (UVA) def. John Pardo (Penn), 19-2 TF

125: #19 Max Gallagher (Penn) def. Keyveon Roller (UVA), 23-8 TF

133: Gable Porter (UVA) def. #30 Alex Almeyda (Penn), 5-0 DEC

141: Evan Mougalian (Penn) def. Kyren Butler (UVA), 9-6 DEC

149: Jack Gioffre (UVA) def. #15 Cross Wasilewski (Penn), 4-3 DEC

157: Michael Gioffre (UVA) def. Paul Ognissanti (Penn), 11-2 MD

Oklahoma 28, Central Michigan 6

141: #8 Mosha Schwartz (OU) over Kellan Aure (CMU) (MD 11-3)

149: #17 Willie McDougald (OU) over Mason Shrader (CMU) (MD 14-4)

157: #14 Johnny Lovett (CMU) over KJ Evans (OU) (SV-1 5-3)

165: #29 Tate Picklo (OU) over Chandler Amaker (CMU) (Dec 12-6)

174: #10 Gaven Sax (OU) over #15 Alex Cramer (CMU) (MD 9-1)

184: #23 Deanthony Parker Jr (OU) over #32 Adrien Cramer (CMU) (MD 12-1)

197: Luke Cochran (CMU) over #29 Bradley Hill (OU) (Dec 8-6)

285: #24 Juan Mora (OU) over #29 Bryan Caves (CMU) (Dec 8-3)

125: #22 Antonio Lorenzo (OU) over Kaden Chinavare (CMU) (Dec 9-6)

133: #14 Cleveland Belton (OU) over Sean Spidle (CMU) (Dec 4-1)

 

[Valholl]

Journeymen Uncivil War

Iowa 39, Princeton 3

125: Joey Cruz (Iowa) dec. #30 Ethan Rivera (Princeton), 6-1

133: #5 Drake Ayala (Iowa) major dec. Daniel Jones (Princeton), 13-2

141: #30 Eligh Rivera (Princeton) dec. Cullan Schreiver (Iowa), 4-2

149: #4 Kyle Parco (Iowa) tech. fall Christopher Martino (Princeton), 17-2

157: Miguel Estrada (Iowa) tech. fall Cody Tavoso (Princeton), 21-6

165: #2 Michael Caliendo (Iowa) tech. fall Hudson Hightower (Princeton), 19-3

174: #8 Nelson Brands (Iowa) tech. fall Xavier Giles (Princeton), 20-4

184: #6 Gabe Arnold (Iowa) major dec. #29 Michael Squires (Princeton), 19-6

197: #1 Stephen Buchanan (Iowa) tech. fall #16 Luke Stout (Princeton), 18-3

285: #13 Ben Kueter (Iowa) dec. Sebastian Garibaldi (Princeton), 8-2

Iowa 23, Army 16

125: #24 Charles Farmer (Army) major dec. Joey Cruz (Iowa), 8-0

133: #5 Drake Ayala (Iowa) dec. #22 Ethan Berginc (Army), 7-3

141: #24 Braden Basile (Army) dec. Cullan Schriever (Iowa), 11-6

149: #4 Kyle Parco (Iowa) major dec. #32 Trae McDaniel (Army), 14-5

157: Dakota Morris (Army) pinned Kael Voinovich (Iowa), 6:00

165: #2 Michael Caliendo (Iowa) major dec. #18 Gunner Flipowicz (Army), 11-2

174: Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) tech. fall #27 Dalton Harkins (Army), 21-4

184: #6 Gabe Arnold (Iowa) dec. Andrew Christie (Army), 11-7

197: #1 Stephen Buchanan (Iowa) tech. fall Wolfgang Frable (Army), 20-4

285: #25 Lucas Stoddard (Army) dec. Easton Fleshman (Iowa), 2-0

Saturday, December 7​

Cleveland State Open

Air Force, Cleveland State, Indiana, Kent State, Mercyhurst, Northwestern

Cougar Clash

Bellarmine, Illinois, Little Rock, Minnesota, Missouri, Northern Colorado, Northern Illinois, SIU Edwardsville

Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational

Appalachian State, Arizona State, Binghamton, Cal Poly, California Baptist, Columbia, Cornell, CSU Bakersfield, Harvard, Hofstra, Iowa State, Michigan, Navy, NC State, Nebraska, Northern Iowa, Northwestern, Ohio, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Purdue, Rider, Sacred Heart, South Dakota State, Stanford, Utah Valley, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Wyoming

VMI Duals

Edinboro vs. King, 1:00 PM

Virginia at VMI, 1:00 PM

Edinboro at VMI, 3:00 PM

King at VMI, 5:00 PM

Wisconsin at Bucknell, 6:00 PM

Sunday, December 8​

A Better Way Athletics Open

Gardner-Webb, George Mason, Maryland, Navy, Rider

Wisconsin at Bloomsburg, 11:00 AM

Rutgers at Princeton, 12:00 PM

Edinboro at Davidson, 1:00 PM

Lehigh vs. Penn State, 2:00 PM

Central Michigan at Little Rock, 2:00 PM

Penn at Morgan State, 2:00 PM

Wisconsin at Lock Haven, 5:00 PM

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Iowa transfers results from Cliff Keen

Cobe Siebrecht 1-2
Aiden Riggins 1-2
Zach Glazier 2-2

They don’t seem to be “developing” in other rooms.

 

[TarpHawk]

Iowa transfers results from Cliff Keen

Cobe Siebrecht 1-2
Aiden Riggins 1-2
Zach Glazier 2-2

They don’t seem to be “developing” in other rooms.

Not piling on, as I'm rooting for them. But, yeah.

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Not piling on, as I'm rooting for them. But, yeah.

Certainly nothing against them, more a shot to the crowd that thinks the Brands are sh*tty coaches.

 

[12tdsaw]

don't forget rhodes,4-1 so far

 

[johnyt9]

Certainly nothing against them, more a shot to the crowd that thinks the Brands are sh*tty coaches.

bradley hill with a loss too

 

[acuhawk]

Iowa transfers results from Cliff Keen

Cobe Siebrecht 1-2
Aiden Riggins 1-2
Zach Glazier 2-2

They don’t seem to be “developing” in other rooms.

Ya they have looked bad. I really expected Cobe to have a better start. Zach is a bloodhound guy with possible AA depending on match up. Cobe had improved a lot in the room and I thought he was a legit AA threat. So far he is a long ways from that. Rooting for Zach and Cobe to rebound and have good years. Sorry Riggins but you go to the clowns you deserve your regression.

 

[tiltman]

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.

Or gaming the system with “medical” redshirts.

 

[funnyfletcher]

Pretty weak pin

 

[funnyfletcher]

Drake Rhodes beat Hunter Garvin for 5th

 

[WildTurk]

Drake Rhodes beat Hunter Garvin for 5th

What was the score after 1? Did Garvin start the match gassed?

 

[funnyfletcher]

What was the score after 1? Did Garvin start the match gassed?

Rhodes was up 4-3, not sure how Garvin looked, didn't see it.

 

[24timenattychamps]

Ech hurt his knee in 3rd place match.

 

[MALOS]

Rumor floating about potential RS with Bastida if he's eligible.

heard it’s a possibility — apply for a medical

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

Ech hurt his knee in 3rd place match.

Maybe they are all applying for medicals along with Chittum and Swiderski

 

[sdvike]

Ech hurt his knee in 3rd place match.

Just not finding the sympathy for the strangler.

 

[blcoach80]

Just not finding the sympathy for the strangler.

I here ya. I also know how it feels to have your team decimated by injury and hate to see it personally.

 

[24timenattychamps]

Just not finding the sympathy for the strangler.

None from me either

 

[GableBeer]

Maybe they are all applying for medicals along with Chittum and Swiderski

Chittum wrestled today in the Cleveland State open, losing in the finals to Brandon Cannon of Ohio St.

 

[1stplacehawk]

Chittum wrestled today in the Cleveland State open, losing in the finals to Brandon Cannon of Ohio St.

@MitchLL

 

[sdvike]

Chittum wrestled today in the Cleveland State open, losing in the finals to Brandon Cannon of Ohio St.

So, does this mean he cannot redshirt this year?

 

[funnyfletcher]

So, does this mean he cannot redshirt this year?

He wrestled unattached

 

[MitchLL]

@MitchLL

What's your point?

That ISU is so depleted they're forced to use someone that is concussed?
Not being snarky.

 

[Valholl]

Saturday, December 7​

Cleveland State Open

Air Force, Cleveland State, Indiana, Kent State, Mercyhurst, Northwestern

Cougar Clash

Bellarmine, Illinois, Little Rock, Minnesota, Missouri, Northern Colorado, Northern Illinois, SIU Edwardsville

Replays

Finals

125: Cooper Flynn (Minnesota) over Stevo Poulin (Northern Colorado) (Dec 7-1)

133: Dominick Serrano (Northern Colorado) over Tyler Wells (Minnesota) (Dec 4-1)

141: Vance Vombaur (Minnesota) over Josh Edmond (Missouri) (Dec 4-3)

149: Drew Roberts (Minnesota) over Benji Alanis (Northern Colorado) (MD 12-1)

157: Tommy Askey (Minnesota) over James Conway (Missouri) (MD 13-4)

165: Andrew Sparks (Minnesota) over Clayton Ulrey (Northern Colorado) (Dec 5-0)

174: Clayton Whiting (Minnesota) over Ethan Riddle (Minnesota) (Dec 4-1)

184: Max McEnelly (Minnesota) over Triston Wills (Little Rock) (MD 12-3)

197: Gavin Nelson (Minnesota) over Andrew Donahue (Northern Colorado) (Fall 5:55)

285: Jarrett Stoner (Missouri) over Bennett Tabor (Minnesota) (Dec 4-2)

Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational

Appalachian State, Arizona State, Binghamton, Cal Poly, California Baptist, Columbia, Cornell, CSU Bakersfield, Harvard, Hofstra, Iowa State, Michigan, Navy, NC State, Nebraska, Northern Iowa, Northwestern, Ohio, Ohio State, Oklahoma State, Oregon State, Purdue, Rider, Sacred Heart, South Dakota State, Stanford, Utah Valley, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, Wyoming

Brackets, replays, and complete results

Finals

125: #3 Matt Ramos (Purdue) DEC #8 Eddie Ventresca (Virginia Tech), 7-4

133 #15 Zeth Romney (Cal Poly) DEC #6 Evan Frost (Iowa State), 7-3

141 #2 Jesse Mendez (Ohio State) DEC #10 Tagen Jamison (Oklahoma State), 5-2

149 #1 Caleb Henson (Virginia Tech) DEC #5 Ridge Lovett (Nebraska), 6-3 SV

157 #7 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) DEC #6 Ryder Downey (Northern Iowa), 4-3

165 #4 Peyton Hall (West Virginia) DEC #9 Cameron Amine (Oklahoma State), 4-1 SV

174 #4 Dean Hamiti (Oklahoma State) DEC #12 Lorenzo Norman (Stanford), 4-3

184 #2 Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) vs #3 Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State)

197 #2 Jacob Cardenas (Michigan) F #24 Evan Bates (Northwestern), 4:34

285 #3 Wyatt Hendrickson (Oklahoma State) F Isaac #5 Trumble (NC State), 2:35

VMI Duals

Edinboro vs. King, 1:00 PM

Virginia at VMI, 1:00 PM

Edinboro 41, VMI 4

125: Christopher Vargo (EDIN) over Waylon Rogers (VMI) (TF 19-1 7:00)

133: Colton Camacho (EDIN) over Dyson Dunham (VMI) (Dec 2-0)

141: Anthony Ferraro (EDIN) over Phoenix Alyea (VMI) (MD 9-0)

149: Ryan Burgos (EDIN) over Wayne Rold (VMI) (Fall 6:39)

157: Ryan Michaels (EDIN) over Eric Doran (VMI) (Fall 4:34)

165: Ryan Vigil (VMI) over Maxwell Kirby (EDIN) (MD 8-0)

174: Brody Evans (EDIN) over Logan Chambers (VMI) (TF 22-6 6:22)

184: Jared McGill (EDIN) over Braxton Lewis (VMI) (Dec 5-1)

197: Nicholas Lodato (EDIN) over Ethan Flowers (VMI) (Fall 3:21)

285: Kade Sottolano (EDIN) over Josh Evans (VMI) (Dec 8-2)

King at VMI, 5:00 PM

Wisconsin at Bucknell, 6:00 PM

 

[SPOONER]

heard it’s a possibility — apply for a medical



Maybe they are all applying for medicals along with Chittum and Swiderski

All indications are that Chittum is expected back in their lineup soon. Johnson has taken one shot all year and it was the one where Teemer got hurt.

 

[belezabro]

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

Levels of competition and skill in sports continue to amaze me. I've seen Herrera dismantle many wrestlers, just toy with them. He cruised to a state title last year. Then, at this level he gets TF, not scoring a point in a match.

 

[funnyfletcher]

Josh Barr majors Michael Beard

 

[Valholl]

Penn State’s Josh Barr get the key victory as Nittany Lion wrestlers thump Lehigh, 36-3

Barr scores an 11-3 major decision over Michael Beard at 197 as Lions won 9 of 10 bouts.

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Penn State’s Josh Barr get the key victory as Nittany Lion wrestlers thump Lehigh, 36-3​

• Jim Carlson | Special to PennLive

ALLENTOWN — Top-ranked Penn State’s 36-3 victory over Lehigh on Sunday wasn’t exactly action-packed but it wasn’t without its highlights, either.

And topping that list at 197 was Nittany Lion freshman Josh Barr’s 11-3 major decision of Lehigh’s Michael Beard, a two-time All-America and Penn State transfer.

Barr was one of six Lions to earn bonus points as the Lions took nine of 10 bouts from the Mountain Hawks — including eight straight from 133 on — en route to their 58th straight victory in front of 9,769 fans in the city’s PPL Center.




Barr and Beard went through a scoreless opening period and Beard reversed Barr early in the second. But it was all Barr after that. The four-time Michigan champ escaped and took Beard down with a low single-leg, switching to a double. He repeated that in the third, escaping and hitting the same takedown.


Beard escaped with 1:17 left but Barr converted on a hip-high double to seal the major and incite the loudest crowd response of the afternoon.


“I just wanted to wear on him in that first period, a big, strong guy…an old guy. My gas tank is one of my biggest attributes,” Barr said. “I like getting guys tired; guys get tired when they wrestle me. I was faking and snapping and keeping him reacting and eventually I knew he’d crack and that’s when I go get my stuff.”


Barr was not surprised with the major. “That’s kind of how my mind works and that’s how the coaches train us, to just go and score points. Nothing surprising. I was hyped up,” he said. “That was my first real big college match; it was fun. I get my confidence from the way we train; I wrestle with the best partners in the world.”


The weight jump from 184 felt good, Barr said. “I wrestle freakin’ Jake Varner and Coach Cael and Aaron Brooks; I wrestle guys who are way bigger than me, way stronger than me every day. It is what it is; I’ll wrestle anybody at any weight,” he said.


Penn State coach Cael Sanderson was understandably impressed with Barr’s effort. “He wrestled a good, hard patient match,” Sanderson said. “He’s just a goer, so it’s hard for him to do that, but that combination of intensity and just being patient paid off. Beard’s really good and hopefully it’s a good confidence boost for Josh. He believes already. To see him do well is not a huge surprise.”


Penn State freshman Luke Lilledahl faced his first ranked opponent in No. 15 Sheldon Seymour, and a counter takedown with :14 left earned him a 4-1 victory. “I didn’t wrestle the best I could have; my performance wasn’t great but I still got it done,” Lilledahl said. “It was hard to get through his defense and he’s really good, but it’s good to get out there and wrestle and get that one under my belt.”


Lilledahl knows expectations are high for him but he says he tries not to let that impact him. “Not letting that outside stuff get into my head and I think that goes along with just wrestling the way I want to wrestle and not letting those things deter my path,” he explained.


Sanderson said facing and experienced wrestler like Seymour was a good match for Lilledahl starting out. “When he needed to go score, he scored on a scramble late in the third,” Sanderson said. “That’s a tough kid; he’s a good opponent.”


Lehigh’s top-ranked Ryan Crookham took down sophomore Braeden Davis in the first period at 133 and did enough to hang on for a 4-2 win despite yielding a stalling point in the waning seconds.


Then it was eight straight wins for the Lions, starting with Beau Bartlett’s 5-0 shutout over Carter Bailey at 141 and ending with Greg Kerkvliet’s 15-1 tech fall over Calvin Lachman in just 2:07 at heavyweight.


In between, Shayne Van Ness rang up 17 points on former Central Dauphin star Matt Repos in a 17-3 win at 149, and Bethlehem Catholic grad Tyler Kasak trimmed Lehigh’s Logan Rozynski 5-2 at 157.


The final five Nittany Lions scored 12 takedowns and four nearfalls, each earning bonus points for Penn State from 165-285.


No. 1-ranked Mitchell Mesenbrink figured he’d amp things up in the PPL Center at 165 and his three takedowns and pair of four-point nearfalls did that. Mesenbrink’s technical fall at 4:37 (18-1) over Thayne Lawrence gave Penn State an 18-3 lead.


Defending NCAA champ Levi Haines faced Michigan transfer Rylan Rogers at 174 and Rogers had Haines scrambling early with a deep shot on the legs. But Haines emerged from that flurry and turned in for a double-leg, eventually lifting Rogers and lowering him for the three.


“Oh, yeah, that made my back hurt, just watching him…man,” Sanderson said with a laugh. “When he gets his hands locked, he really decides he’s gonna score and he usually scores.”


It was all Haines after that and after and escape and takedown in the second period, Haines trapped a leg and powered Rogers to his back for a fall in 4:12.


Lehigh’s Jack Wilt at 184 chose an aggressive style against four-time NCAA champ Carter Starocci but Starocci was able to turn deep Wilt shots on his legs into stalemates and then quickly turning in for double-leg takedowns of his own.


Starocci turned four takedowns into a 15-1 major decision. Starocci was docked for unsportsmanlike conduct after the bout for pushing Wilt’s head into the mat and Penn State lost a team point.


“It should have been a point,” Sanderson said. “There’s no excuse for that. I think he was probably frustrated the kid wrestled a pretty good match; I think he (Wilt) was in on a leg at least three times.”


PENN STATE 36, LEHIGH 3


125: Luke Lilledahl, PS dec Sheldon Seymour 4-1.


133: Ryan Crookham, L dec Braeden Davis 4-2.


141: Beau Bartlett, PS dec Carter Bailey 5-0.


149: Shayne Van Ness, PS major dec Matt Repos 17-3.


157: Tyler Kasak, PS dec Logan Rozynski 5-2.


165: Mitchell Mesenbrink, PS tech fall over Thayne Lawrence 4:37 (18-1).


174: Levi Haines, PS pin Rylan Rogers 4:12.


184: Carter Starocci, PS major dec Jack Wilt 15-1.*



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197: Josh Barr, PS major dec Michael Beard 11-1.


285: Greg Kerkvliet, PS tech fall over Calvin Lachman 2:07 (15-1).


*Penn State loses team point for unsportsmanlike conduct.

 

[Valholl]

Sunday, December 8​

A Better Way Athletics Open

Gardner-Webb, George Mason, Maryland, Navy, Rider

Brackets and Results

Replays

Finals

125: #19 Max Gallagher (Penn) M FOR Davis Motyka (PRTC), 0-0 0:00

133: Kyle Montaperto (Virginia) M FOR Raymond Lopez (American), 0-0 0:00

141: Ian Oswalt Lower (Brown - UNATT) F Dario Lemus (Maryland), 4:42

149: Jaxon Joy (Spartan Combat RTC) MD Kaden Cassidy (George Mason), 11-1

157: Blake Saito (Brown - UNATT) DEC Jeremiah Price (App State), 11-10

165: #7 Julian Ramirez (Cornell - UNATT) F #24 Evan Maag (George Mason), 6:33

174: Logan Messer (George Mason) DEC Caleb Campos (American), 6-3 SV

184: #9 Jaxon Smith (Maryland) DEC #15 Chris Foca (Cornell - UNATT), 14-7

197: Michael Battista (Unaffiliated) DEC Chase Mielnik (Maryland), 8-3

285: #20 David Szuba (Rider - UNATT) MD William Jarrell (American), 12-4

Wisconsin 37, Bloomsburg 9

Replay

125: #25 Nicolar Rivera (WIS) over (BLOO) (For.)

133: Zan Fugitt (WIS) over Major Lewis (BLOO) (TF 18-3 4:00)

141: Brock Bobzien (WIS) over Ashton campbell (BLOO) (MD 16-6)

149: Aidan Medora (WIS) over Hayden Coy (BLOO) (Dec 10-6)

157: Luke Mechler (WIS) over Nikolas Antonelli (BLOO) (TF 18-1 4:09)

165: Cale Anderson (WIS) over William Morrow (BLOO) (Dec 2-1)

174: Lucas Condon (WIS) over Leo Hess (BLOO) (TF 19-4 4:02)

184: David Tuttle (BLOO) over Matthew Jens (WIS) (Dec 11-7)

197: Mason Rebuck (BLOO) over Niccolo Colucci (WIS) (Fall 3:46)

285: Gannon Rosenfeld (WIS) over Tyler McCatharn (BLOO) (Fall 6:10)

Rutgers 32, Princeton 7

125: Dean Peterson (RUT) over Ethan Rivera (PRIN) (Dec 5-3)

133: Dan Jones (PRIN) over Brandan Chletsos (RUT) (MD 9-1)

141: Joesph Oliveri (RUT) over Drew Heethuis (PRIN) (Dec 5-2)

149: Andrew Clark (RUT) over Christopher Martino (PRIN) (Dec 5-0)

157: Conner Harer (RUT) over Cody Tavoso (PRIN) (MD 13-4)

165: Anthony White (RUT) over Hudson Hightower (PRIN) (Dec 8-4)

174: Jackson Turley (RUT) over Xavier Giles (PRIN) (Fall 6:17)

184: Michael Squires (PRIN) over Shane Cartagena-Walsh (RUT) (Dec 3-0)

197: Brian Soldano (RUT) over Diego Costa (PRIN) (Fall 1:36)

285: Yaraslau Slavikouski (RUT) over Sebastian Garibaldi (PRIN) (MD 16-3)

Edinboro 30, Davidson 10

125: Christopher Vargo (EDIN) over Luke Passarelli (DAV) (TF 19-2 6:12)

133: Colton Camacho (EDIN) over John Hager (DAV) (Fall 6:00)

141: Anthony Ferraro (EDIN) over Joshua Viarengo (DAV) (Dec 11-5)

149: Ryan Burgos (EDIN) over Tyler-Xavier McKnight (DAV) (Dec 12-10)

157: #23 Tanner Peake (DAV) over Ryan Michaels (EDIN) (Dec 8-2)

165: Bryce Griffin (DAV) over Maxwell Kirby (EDIN) (MD 14-6)

174: Marc Koch (DAV) over Brody Evans (EDIN) (Dec 7-2)

184: Jared McGill (EDIN) over Ian McGehee (DAV) (TF 16-0 1:57)

197: Nicholas Lodato (EDIN) over Dylan Smith (DAV) (TF 18-1 5:49)

285: Kade Sottolano (EDIN) over DJ Spring II (DAV) (Dec 7-0)

Penn State 36, Lehigh 3

Replay

125: #23 Luke Lilledahl (PSU) dec. #17 Sheldon Seymour (LEH), 4-1

133: #1 Ryan Crookham (LEH) dec. #8 Braeden Davis (PSU), 4-2

141: #3 Beau Bartlett (PSU) dec. Carter Bailey (LEH), 5-0

149: #2 Shayne Van Ness (PSU) maj. dec. Matt Repos (LEH), 17-3

157: #4 Tyler Kasak (PSU) dec. Logan Rozynski (LEH), 5-2

165: #1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) tech fall Thayne Lawrence (LEH), 18-1 (TF; 4:37)

174: #2 Levi Haines (PSU) pinned Rylan Rogers (LEH), WBF (4:12)

184: #1 Carter Starocci (PSU) maj. dec. Jack Wilt (LEH), 15-1

197: #21 Josh Barr (PSU) maj. dec. #6 Michael Beard (LEH), 11-3

285: #2 Greg Kerkvliet (PSU) tech fall Calvin Lachman (LEH), 15-0 (TF; 2:07)

Penn State deducted one team point for unsportsmanlike conduct at 184lbs

Little Rock 27, Central Michigan 15

125: Kaden Chinavare (CMU) over Tyson Roach (LR) (Dec 9-6)

133: #3 Nasir Bailey (LR) over Sean Spidle (CMU) (Fall 1:24)

141: Kellan Aure (CMU) over Cole Minnick (LR) (Fall 6:10)

149: Brennan Van Hoecke (LR) over Colin Kacena (CMU) (Dec 11-5)

157: #31 Matty Bianchi (LR) over Johnny Lovett (CMU) (SV-1 4-1)

165: #21 Brendon Abdon (LR) over Chandler Amaker (CMU) (SV-1 4-1)

174: #15 Alex Cramer (CMU) over #30 Tyler Brennan (LR) (SV-1 4-1)

184: #10 Brock DelSignore (LR) over #32 Adrien Cramer (CMU) (Fall 1:35)

197: #5 Stephen Little (LR) over Luke Cochran (CMU) (Fall 2:28)

285: #29 Bryan Caves (CMU) over Apollo Gothard (LR) (Dec 2-0)

Penn 34, Morgan State 6

125: Brady Pruett (UPenn) def. Julian Dawson (MSU), 19-1 TF

133: Ryan Miller (UPenn) def. Ryncarz Myron (MSU), 17-2 TF

141: Evan Mougalian (UPenn) def. Nixon Yannis (MSU), 16-1 TF

149: #15 Cross Wasilewski (UPenn) def. Charles Eric (MSU), 15-3 MD

157: Jackson Dean (UPenn) def. Eric Tecson (MSU), 6-3 DEC

165: Reed Fullmer (UPenn) won by forfeit

174: #7 Nick Incontrera (UPenn) def Darrien Roberts (MSU), 5-0 DEC

184: Kingsley Menifee (MSU) def. Nate Taylor (UPenn), 5-4 DEC

197: Josh Labarbera (UPenn) def. Cameron Johnson (MSU), 8-1 DEC

285: Xavier Doolin (MSU) def. John Pardo (UPenn), 8-5 DEC

Wisconsin at Lock Haven, 5:00 PM

 

[MVPFAN]

Davis went 4-2 with Crookham. PSU has zero questions in their lineup. Every starter is legit and many weights legit 2 deep.

 

[SPOONER]

Davis went 4-2 with Crookham. PSU has zero questions in their lineup. Every starter is legit and many weights legit 2 deep.

Thanks for the update.

 

[so cal hawkfan]

Davis went 4-2 with Crookham. PSU has zero questions in their lineup. Every starter is legit and many weights legit 2 deep.

I like how their freshman 197 (Barr) casually stomps the #6 guy in the country. Beard must be thinking he’s glad he left otherwise he’d never see a starting lineup. Not looking forward the January 31st dual. 😑

 

[tiltman]

Want to get bigger? Buy a cow, Penn State wrestler Josh Barr says

Nittany Lion 197-pounder entered the program at 174 and quickly beefed up.

www.pennlive.com

You could also pack on the weight and demolish top 10 ranked kids if you just bought a cow from Kasak…..🙄

 

[giveitall]

What did star do to get the unsportsmanlike point deducted?

 

[funnyfletcher]

What did star do to get the unsportsmanlike point deducted?

I think it was a head smush at the end of the match

 

[MALOS]

Want to get bigger? Buy a cow, Penn State wrestler Josh Barr says

Nittany Lion 197-pounder entered the program at 174 and quickly beefed up.

www.pennlive.com

You could also pack on the weight and demolish top 10 ranked kids if you just bought a cow from Kasak…..🙄

Where does a college kid get the money to buy a cow, butcher it, ship and freeze it? 😂😂

 

[1stplacehawk]

Where does a college kid get the money to buy a cow, butcher it, ship and freeze it? 😂😂

He was a top 10 wrestling recruit in the NIL era. He makes more money than 99% of this board.

 

[MALOS]

He was a top 10 wrestling recruit in the NIL era. He makes more money than 99% of this board.

It was a joke to drive the point that he is being paid and paid well.

 

[98lberEating2Lunches]

Where does a college kid get the money to buy a cow, butcher it, ship and freeze it? 😂😂

Did he buy by the Grand Champion grass fed steer at a 4H fair?