Inspiring for coaches and wrestlers...

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Zach rolling around with the best...

 

http://augustafreepress.com/wrestling-no-23-virginia-drops-dual-meet-at-no-5-ohio-state/

 

Wrestling: No. 23 Virginia drops dual meet at No. 5 Ohio State

 

November 14, 2015 • By AFP

 

Garrett Peppelman (Harrisburg, Pa.) at 165 pounds and Zach Nye (Enola, Pa.) at 197 pounds grabbed victories in their respective bouts as No. 23 Virginia (3-2) dropped its dual meet at No. 5 Ohio State (1-0) by a score of 34-6 on Friday (Nov. 13).

 

A redshirt freshman, Peppelman picked up the first win of the night for the Cavaliers with a 5-3 decision over senior Justin Kresevic to put Virginia in the scoring column for the match. Nye, a senior, picked up the second win for the Cavaliers, grabbing a 10-6 decision over Matthew O’Hara.

 

“Tonight was a rough night,†said Virginia head coach Steve Garland. “We left a lot of wins out there on the mat. There were at least three bouts I really think we should have had, but Ohio State found a way to finish matches and finish them well. This is where we will attack as a team and get better. They are tough lessons to learn, but this is the process.

 

“You get in these battles now and learn and develop, and it benefits you in March. Those guys will learn from those mistakes and be better at the end of the day. We have another really tough one Sunday against another nationally-ranked team, so we are blessed. We have an awesome opportunity to get back out there and compete. We’re thankful for that and excited to see how our guys respond.â€

 

Ohio State picked up major decisions over the Cavaliers at 125 and 141 pounds, while George DiCamillo (Highland Heights, Ohio) dropped a tight 8-7 decision to fifth-ranked Johnni DiJulius at 133 pounds. All three Cavaliers wrestled against foes ranked nationally in their weight class.

 

The Buckeyes would extend the lead on the Cavaliers with a fall at 149 pounds and a narrow 3-2 decision by Jake Ryan over Andrew Atkinson (Lynchburg, Va.) at 157 pounds. Peppelman would then get the Cavaliers on the board with his win at 165 pounds.

 

Wins at 174 and 181 pounds extended the overall lead for the Buckeyes before Nye would pick up his win at 197 pounds. Ohio State closed out the match with a fall at heavyweight.

 

Virginia will return to action on Sunday, hosting a 1 p.m. contest against No. 15 Old Dominion at Memorial Gymnasium.

 

No. 5 Ohio State 34, No. 23 Virginia 6

 

125: No. 1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) maj dec. Nick Herrmann, 14-6; OSU 4-0

133: No. 5 Johnni DiJulis (OSU) dec No. 10 George DiCamillo, 8-7; OSU 7-0

141: No. 19 Micah Jordan (OSU) maj dec. Zach Watson, 19-8; OSU 11-0

149: Cody Burcher (OSU) fall TJ Miller, 4:06; OSU 17-0

157: Jake Ryan (OSU) dec. No. 19 Andrew Atkinson (UVA), 3-2; OSU 20-0

165: Garrett Peppelman (OSU) dec. Justin Kresevic (OSU), 5-3; OSU 20-3

174: No. 1 Bo Jordan (OSU) tech fall Fox Baldwin (UVA), 17-2; OSU 25-3

184: Kenny Courts (OSU) dec. Tyler Askey (UVA), 11-5; OSU 28-3

197: No. 10 Zach Nye (UVA) dec. Matthew O’Hara (OSU), 11-5; OSU, 28-6

Hwt: Nick Tavarnello fall Patrick Gillen, (UVA), 5:45, OSU 34-6

[Sommers]

No doubt UTC wanted this kind of team spirit and unselfishness, but he followed his Bullard Twins to UNC...

 

Source: Gwinnettprepsports.com

 

Diaz trying to make a name for himself among Archer mat stars

 

Story by David Friedlander

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Throughout its relatively brief history, Archer High School has turned out some great wrestlers who have cast a high profile among the amateur wrestling scene not only in Georgia, but nationally.

 

On this season’s team alone, no fewer than six Tigers carry national rankings from some of the county’s top publications.

 

With so many individuals emanating a particularly large amount of attention, it’s easy for other just as skilled wrestlers to almost get lost.

 

Chris Diaz is a perfect example.

 

 

As a reigning state champion in his weight class and a two-time state runner-up, the senior might normally be among the most recognizable members of his team.

 

But with such teammates as twin brothers Thomas and Daniel Bullard and junior Quinn Miller, Diaz is seldom the first name people think about when they talk Archer wrestling.

 

“On any other team in the state, he’d be the absolute superstar,†Tigers coach Tom Beuglas said of Diaz. “He and Vinny (Artigues) kind of get lost in the shuffle. He’s fantastic, and the great thing about him is he never complains about that. He’s a great team guy.â€

 

True, being a little bit in the background doesn’t seem to bother Diaz. In fact, he looks at it as somewhat of an advantage.

 

“I think it’s a good thing to know that you’re not always the best,†Diaz said. “You’re never going to get a big head in this (wrestling) room. Somebody’s always there to push you. Even our lesser guys who aren’t nationally-ranked or recognized, they’re still going to go out and push you.

 

“So, it’s just good to not be one of the guys who, in other programs, they might be the best guy by far, and they’re kind of lazy going through practice. Here, you’re going to get pushed by somebody.â€

 

It’s not as if Diaz is a total unknown among wrestling circles He’s done plenty of the course of his high school career to make a name for himself.

 

In addition to his state runner-up finishes in his freshman and sophomore seasons, he has also begun to assert himself on the national level, including a runner-up finish at 132 pounds in last season’s NHSCA national tournament, as well as participating in the prestigious Super 32 tournament last month.

 

But to Diaz, the crowning achievement of his career so far was the one he finally reached last February after it had eluded him for two years.

 

His 6-1 decision over Mountain View’s Adam Flatt in the 132-pound finals of the GHSA State Tradtional Championships made him a state champion after the two near misses.

 

“I think really, (the state title) kind took that pressure off,†Diaz said. “I feel like it was looming over my head. ‘You still haven’t won state.’ … Then this year, I was finally able to get it. That was the first thing I thought right when the whistle blew. I looked up and said, ‘Finally.’â€

 

One of the main reasons it took Diaz so long is directly tied with the wealth of top-flight talent at Archer, and his willingness to sacrifice for the team.

 

After finishing as state runner-up at 132 pounds as a freshman, Diaz could have been among the favorites to take the title a season later.

 

But with the Tigers embroiled in a battle to repeat as state team champions, Beuglas asked Diaz to take one for the team.

 

“As a freshman, he wrestled at 132,†Beuglas said. “But his sophomore year, I made him cut to 126 to be in (former Collins Hill star) Ryan Milhof’s weight class. Most kids would’ve avoided him, but (he) and his family both said, ‘Coach, we’ll do what it takes to win.’ Not many kids will do that these days.â€

 

But while that move may have cost him a shot at another state title, Diaz believes the experience he gained in a narrow 4-3 defeat to a wrestler the caliber of Milhof has only made him better in the long run.

 

“I knew what I was getting into going into it,†Diaz recalled. “I was up for the challenge, and I was just trying to help my team out. … You learn a lot about character (facing wrestlers like Milhof). There are days where you’re just not having a good day. You’re going to get taken down six or seven times. You’ve just got to come back … and keep picking yourself up and push through it.â€

 

With a senior season still in the shadow of some high-profile teammates, one might think Diaz would look forward to going off to college next year in order to strike out on his own.

 

However, he will be joining his current teammates the Bullard twins after signing to wrestle in college with N.C. State last week, choosing the Wolfpack over other college offers from Duke, Tennesee-Chattanooga, Brown and others.

 

“The thing I liked about (N.C. State) was the whole team mentality,†Diaz said. “You went in there (to the wrestling room) and you know everybody is prepared to win. Their whole goal was, ‘We’re going to become national champions. We’re not there right now, but we’re going to put the work in and everything.’â€

Edited November 17, 2015 by Sommers

[Sommers]

A FLO College Vox Score Round up...

 

Notice the many names we may remember in and around Tennessee, early upsets and impressive common opponent comparisons, VT up and Minn down...

 

Wednesdays, November 11:

 

Citadel, 35 Anderson, 13

125: Caleb Smith (The Citadel) (For.)

133: Derek Bohle (Anderson) over Andrew Clayton (The Citadel) (MD, 8-0)

141: Ty Buckiso (The Citadel) over Tyler Fitzpatrick (Anderson) (TF, 17-0 2:49)

149: Matt Frisch (The Citadel) over Dylan Crossland (Anderson) (F, 1:55)

157: Aaron Walker (The Citadel) over Dan Ebert (Anderson) (F, 1:18)

165: Jared Costa (Anderson) over Zach Appleby (The Citadel) (Dec. 9-6)

174: Trevontay Rhodes (Anderson) over Timothy Knipl (The Citadel) (Dec. 8-2)

184: Sawyer Root (The Citadel) Michael Gallagher (Anderson) (Dec. 6-2)

197: Marshall Haas (The Citadel) over Stephen Washington (Anderson) (F, 1:12)

HWT: Joe Bexley (The Citadel) over Ty Williams (Anderson) (F, 2:45)

 

 

Thursday, November 12:

 

Boise State 36, Midland 9

125: Rami Haddadin (Boise State) major dec. Hogo Perez (Midland), 10-0

133: Josh Newberg (Boise State) dec. David Berg (Midland), 6-3

141: Jake Velarde (Boise State) fall Daniel Martinez (Midland), 2:31

149: Geordan Martinez (Boise State) fall Luis Sifuentes (Midland), 1:32

157: Chris Castillo (Boise State) fall Tyler Willis (Midland), 4:48

165: Taylor West (Boise State) major dec. Cooper Self (Midland), 12-4

174: Tyler McMichael (Midland) dec. Austin Dewey (Boise State), 4-3

184: Boise State forfeit

197: Harley DiLulo (Boise State) major dec. Adam Ball (Midland), 18-4

285: Gaylen Edmo (Boise State) dec. Aaron Rafalko (Midland), 4-2 (SV2)

 

Iowa State 51, Midland 0

125: Kyle Larson (ISU) dec. Hugo Perez (MU), 8-2

133: Earl Hall (ISU) fall. Joe Berg (MU) (2:26)

141: John Meeks (ISU) fall. Daniel Martiniez (MU) (1:35)

149: Blayne Briceno (ISU) fall. Luis Sifuentes (MU) (1:42)

157: Renaldo Rodriguez-Spencer (ISU) fall. Tyler Willis (MU) (1:05)

165: Tanner Weatherman (ISU) tech-fall. Cooper Self (MU), 22-6. (4:24)

174: Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU) maj. dec. Tyler McMichael (MU), 14-1

184: Dane Pestano (ISU) fall. Asaiah Dyer (MU) (3:58)

197: Duke Egli (ISU) fall. Adam Ball (MU) (0:32)

285: Joe Scanlan (ISU) dec. Aaron Rafalko (MU), 6-0

 

Iowa State 34, Boise State 3

125: Rami Haddadin (BSU) dec. Kyle Larson (ISU), 5-4.

133: Earl Hall (ISU) maj. dec. Josh Newberg (BSU), 13-0

141: Dante Rodriguez (ISU) fall. Jake Velarde (BSU) (0:28)

149: Gabe Moreno (ISU) dec. Geo Martinez (BSU), 4-2

157: Logan Breitenbach (ISU) dec. Chris Castillo (BSU), 6-4

165: Tanner Weatherman (ISU) dec. Taylor West (BSU), 10-5

174: Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU) dec. Austin Dewey (BSU), 6-1

184: Colin Strickland (ISU) win by forfeit.

197: Dane Pestano (ISU) dec. Harley DiLulo (BSU), 8-3

285: Quean Smith (ISU) dec. Gaylen Edmo (BSU), 8-3

 

Arizona State 21, Northern Colorado 14

125: Trey Andrews (UNC) def. Mikel Perales (ASU): Dec 8-2

133: Rico Montoya (UNC) def. Cord Coronado (ASU): Tech (15-0)

141: Robbie Mathers (ASU) def. Sonny Espinosa (UNC): Dec 12-8

149: Matt Kraus (ASU) def. Timmy Box (UNC): Maj 12-3

157: Eleazar De Luca (UNC) def. Oliver Pierce (ASU): Dec 5-4

165: Jacen Petersen (ASU) def. Joe Grable (UNC): Dec 9-4

174: Zachary Smith (ASU) def. Horacio Vialpando (UNC): Dec 6-4

184: Blake Stauffer (ASU) def. Dylan Gabel (UNC): Dec 3-1

197: Trent Noon (UNC) def. Josh DaSilveira (ASU): Dec 3-1

HWT: Tanner Hall (ASU) def. Jack Kuck (UNC): Tech 16-0

 

Davidson 51, Greensboro 3

125: Gabriel Wilson (Greensboro) decision over Zachary Jones (Davidson), 5-2

133: Dustin Runzo (Davidson) fall over Andrew Moorefield (Greensboro), 4:02

141: Billy McClelland (Davidson) fall over Jonathan Bennett (Greensboro), 1:08

149: Aidan Conroy (Davidson) fall over Isaac Burt (Greensboro), 0:14

157: Tony Palumbo (Davidson) fall over Ricardo Cunha (Greensboro), 2:49

165: Zach Colangelo (Davidson) decision over Andrew Chappell (Greensboro), 8-3

174: Nathaniel Powers (Davidson) fall over AJ Palmer (Greensboro)

184: Konner Pritchard (Davidson) win by forfeit

197: Ryan Devlin (Davidson) fall over Emmanuel Garcia (Greensboro) 5:58

285: Will Cooley (Davidson) fall over Thomas Propst (Greensboro) 2:05

 

Wisconsin 43, Wisconsin-Whitewater 0

125: Jimenez wins by fall over Hanselman, 4:41

133: Lantz (WIS) wins by MD over Peshek (UWW), 16-5

141: Rowh (WIS) wins by Dec. over Adcock (UWW), 4-2

149: Crone wins by fall over Vela, 4:31

157: Ruschell (WIS) wins by Dec. over Arteaga (UWW), 7-1

165: Liegel (WIS) wins by Dec. over Gerszewski (UWW), 10-3

174: Robertson (WIS) wins by Dec. over Price (UWW), 8-3

184: Stilling wins by fall over Dischler, 4:31

197: Peissig (WIS) wins by MD over Wileman (UWW), 9-1

Hwt: Horwath (WIS) wins by TF over Festege (UWW), 16-0

 

Northern Colorado 25, Grand Canyon 16

125- Trey Andrews (UNC) def. Trayton Libolt Libolt (GCU), 17-2

133- Rico Montoya (UNC) def. Jauquin Olivas (GCU), 5-3

141- Sonny Espinoza (UNC) def. Steven Abayon (GCU), 16-0

149- Timmy Box (UNC) def. Blake Monty (GCU), 9-6

157- Eleazar De Luca (UNC) def. Chayse Jackson (GCU), 8-2

165- Casey Larson (GCU) def. Joe Grable (UNC), 6-0

174- Kenny Moore (GCU) def. Horacio Vialpando (UNC), 16-510

184- Cale Wilson (GCU) def. Dylan Gabel (UNC), forfeit

197- Trent Noon (UNC) def. Austin Gaun (GCU), 8-2

285- Jack Kuck (UNC) def. Sean Medley (GCU), 2-1

 

 

Friday, November 13:

 

Ohio State 34, Virginia 6

125: Nathan Tomasello (OSU) major decision over Nick Herrmann (UVA) 14-6

133: Johnni DiJulius (OSU) decision over George DiCamillo (UVA) 8-7

141: Micah Jordan major decision over Zach Watson (UVA) 19-8

149: Cody Burcher (OSU) won by fall over Thomas Miller (UVA) 4:06

157: Jake Ryan (OSU) won by decision over Andrew Atkinson (UVA) 3-2

165: Garrett Peppelman (UVA) won by decision over Justin Kresevic (OSU) 5-3

174: Bo Jordan (OSU) won by tech fall over Fox Baldwin (UVA) 17-2

184: Kenny Courts (OSU) won by decision over Tyler Askey (UVA) 11-5

197: Zach Nye (UVA) won by decision over Matthew O’Hara (OSU) 10-6

285: Nick Tavanello won by fall over Patrick Gillen (UVA) 5:45

 

Penn State 50, Lock Haven 0

125: Nico Megaludis PSU pinned Jake Field LHU, WBF (6:07)

133: Jordan Conaway PSU tech fall Bobby Rehm LHU, 19-4 (TF; 7:00)

141: Jimmy Gulibon PSU dec. Dan Neff LHU, 3-1

149: Zain Retherford PSU pinned Kyle Hammond LHU, WBF (2:15)

157: Jason Nolf PSU pinned Dillon Gavlock LHU, WBF (2:42)

165: Shakur Rasheed PSU inj. def. Dillon Gavlock LHU, inj. def. :35

174: Bo Nickal PSU tech fall Tyler Wood LHU, 21-6 (TF; 7:00)

184: Matt McCutcheon PSU pinned Tristan Sponseller LHU, WBF 5:56

197: Morgan McIntosh PSU maj. dec. Phil Sprenkle LHU, 13-2

285: Jan Johnson PSU dec. Brad Emerick LHU, 3-2

 

Bucknell 33, Franklin & Marshall 3

125: Paul Petrov ( maj. dec. Edgar Garcia (F&M), 16-3

133: Grim Gonzalez ( dec. Scott Stevens (F&M), 8-2

141: Tyler Smith ( dec. Rick Durso (F&M), 11-10

149: Victor Lopez ( dec. Jason Bing (F&M), 6-5

157: Logan Kerin ( maj. dec. Andy Francos (F&M), 17-8

165: Robert Schlitt ( maj. dec. Gordon Bolig (F&M), 11-3

174: Rustin Barrick ( pinned Colin Gironda (F&M), 6:59

184: Anthony Mancini (F&M) dec. Nick Stephani (, 3-2

197: Tyler Greene ( dec. Charles Kerkesner (F&M), 15-8

285: Chuck Boddy ( dec. Antonio Pelusi (F&M), 4-1

 

Wyoming 22, Air Force 16

125: Drew Templeman over Drew Romero (AF), Decision 8-1

133: John Twomey (AF) over Gunnar Woodburn, Decision 6-2

141: Bryce Meredith over David Walker (AF), Fall 1:27

149: Jerry McGinity (AF) over Austin Breckenridge, Decision 6-4

157: Archie Colgan over Zach Stepan (AF), Decision 6-5

165: Alex Lopouchanski (AF) over Chaz Polson, Major Decision 11-1

174: Benjamin Stroh over Michael Billingsley (AF), Major Decision 12-3

184: Anthony McLaughlin (AF) over Jace Jensen, Decision 7-4

197: Parker Hines (AF) over Brandon Tribble, Decision 5-4

285: Tanner Harms over Marcus Malecek (AF) , Fall 0:57

 

Drexel 28, Cal Poly 12

125: Zack Fuentes (D) md. David Gonzalez (CP), 8-0

133: Jason De la Cruz (CP) dec. Franco Ferraina (D), 4-2 OT

141: Kevin Devoy (D) md. Colt Schilling (CP), 12-3

149: Matt Cimato (D) tf. Josh Cortez (CP), 21-3

157: Colton Shorts dec. Richard Viruet (D), 8-4

165: Austin Rose (D) dec. Xavier Johnson (CP), 6-1

174: Nick Elmer (D) dec. Sohrab Movahedi (CP), 3-2

184: Stephen Louiseau (D) dec. Mitch Woods (CP), 8-4

197: JT Goodwin (CP) fall. Josh Murphy (D)

HWT: Joey Goodhart (D) wins by FF.

 

 

Saturday, November 14:

 

Chattanooga 50, Southeastern 0

125: Alonzo Allen (UTC) MD 15-5 Olson Delisca (Southeastern)

133: Chris Debien (UTC) Fall (1:39) Ethan Owen (Southeastern)

141: Alex Ward (UTC) Tech Fall 17-2 (7:00) - Aaron Wiechel (Southeastern)

149: Jacob Murphy (UTC) Tech Fall 16-0 (4:12) T.J. Hasz (Southeastern)

157: Kamaal Shakur (UTC) Tech Fall 17-1 (3:00) Zack Wood (Southeastern)

165: Dominic Lampe (UTC) Tech Fall 17-1 (2:52) Frankie Jaramillo (Southeastern)

174: Justin Lampe (UTC) Fall (2:55) Zech Rives (Southeastern)

184: John Lampe (UTC) Fall (2:06) Nicco Lightfoot (Southeastern)

197: Rodney Jones (UTC) MD 19-6 Aris Knight (Southeastern)

285: Connor Tolley (UTC) MD 15-3 Ben Cruz (Southeastern)

 

Chattanooga 49, Cumberland 0

125: Alonzo Allen (UTC) Fall (2:16) Sean Nguyen (Cumberland)

133: Chris Debien (UTC) MD 10-2 Sammy Rosario (Cumberland)

141: Roman Boylen (UTC) Fall (1:52) Austin Meyn (Cumberland)

149: Andrew Webb (UTC) Fall (1:42) Evan Cole (Cumberland)

157: Kamaal Shakur (UTC) MD 13-3 Nate Croley (Cumberland)

165: Dominic Lampe (UTC) MD 12-3 Orlando Nawade (Cumberland)

174: Sean Mappes (UTC) MD 18-7 Kyle Delaune (Cumberland)

184: Justin Lampe (UTC) MD 21-8 Dustin Harris (Cumberland)

197: John Lampe (UTC) Tech Fall 23-7 (7:00) - Corey Daniels (Cumberland)

285: Jared Johnson (UTC) Fall (2:23) Tyler Smith (Cumberland)

 

American 27, Campbell 11

157: John Boyle (AU) fall Grant Blumenthal, 2:24

165: Paul Duggan (CU) dec. Mitchell Wightman, 7-5 (SV1)

174: Jason Grimes (AU) dec. Matthew Olauson, 6-3

184: Ville Heino (CU) maj. dec. Joe Salvi, 17-5

197: Jeric Kasunic (AU) maj. dec. Austin McNeil, 13-0

HWT: Jere Heino (CU) maj. dec. Jake Scanlan, 14-1

125: David Terao (AU) maj. dec. Tyler Walker, 14-3

133: Esteban Gomez-Rivera (AU) dec. Nathan Kraisser, 5-1

141: Tyler Scotton (AU) dec. Zack Barker, 11-5

149: Michael Dahlstrom (AU) maj. dec. Quentin Perez, 13-3

 

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125: Thomas Gilman (I) md. Eddie Klimara (OSU), 9-1

133: Corey Clark (I) dec. Gary Wayne Harding (OSU), 8-2

141: Dean Heil (OSU) dec. Logan Ryan (I), 7-1

149: Brandon Sorenson (I) dec. Anthony Collica (OSU), 6-1

157: Chance Marsteller (OSU) dec. Edwin Cooper (I), 14-11

165: Alex Dieringer (OSU) md. Patrick Rhodes (I), 16-5

174: Kyle Crutchmer (OSU) dec. Alex Meyer (I), 11-109

184: Sam Brooks (I) tf. Jordan Rogers (OSU), 17-2

197: Nathan Burak (I) dec. Nolan Boyd (OSU), 5-3

HWT: Austin Marsden (OSU) dec. Sam Stoll (I), 6-1

 

CSU Bakersfield 28, California Baptist 12

125 Sergio Mendez (CSUB) pinned Anthony Hernandez (CB) at 2:27

133 Anthony Racobaldo (CB) pinned Carlos Herrera (CSUB) at 7:00

141 Ian Nickell (CSUB) def. Peter Cunningham (CB), 8-3

149 Brady Bersnan (CB) def. Coleman Hammond (CSUB), 10-4

157 AJ Fierro (CSUB) def. Matt Hickman (CB), 4-1

165 Adam Fierro (CSUB) def. Nolan Kistler (CB), 10-7

174 Bryce Hammond (CSUB) pinned Bradley Christensen (CB), at 4:29

184 Jesus Ambriz (CSUB) def. Christian Smith (CB), 7-6

197 Reuben Franklin (CSUB) def. Paul Head (CB), 17-4

285 Joe Fagiano (CB) def. Matt Williams (CSUB), 7-6

 

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Kent State 38, Tiffin 3

 

Kent State 36, Lake Erie 9

 

Cleveland St. 54, Toledo 0

 

Cleveland St. 27, Baldwin-Wallace 12

 

Cleveland St. 28, Tiffin 9

 

Lake Erie 18, Cleveland St. 17

 

 

 

Sunday, November 15:

 

East Stroudsburg Open | BRACKETS

 

Appalachian State, Bucknell, C. Michigan, Navy, N. Illinois, Northwestern, Ohio, Ohio St., Wisc. at Michigan State's Michigan State Open, 9:00 AM | Videos Here

 

NORTH CAROLINA 20, MINNESOTA 17

125 Klump (UNC) DEC Petry (MN) 7-5

133 Brancale (MN) MAJ Headlee (UNC) 11-3

141 Henderson (UNC) DEC Thorn (MN) 5-2

149 Barber (UNC) DEC Patton (MN) 5-1

157 Kingsley (MN) MAJ Henderson (UNC) 12-2

165 Ramos (UNC) TF Urbach (MN) 5:59

174 Michael (UNC) DEC Wanzek (MN) 6-3

184 Utley (UNC) DEC Pfarr (MN) 6-3

197 Pfarr (MN) DEC Ness (UNC) 11-5

285 Kroells (MN) WBF Daniel (UNC) 4:56

 

NC STATE 32, ARMY 6

125 Fausz (NCST) TF Badua (ARMY) 5:48

133 Morris (NCST) MAJ Harry (ARMY) 11-3

141 Jack (NCST) DEC Everett (ARMY) 9-2 3

149 Melikian (NCST) MAJ Rodriguez (ARMY) 16-6

157 Gantt (NCST) MAJ Parsons (ARMY) 14-4

165 Davis (NCST) DEC Mendel (ARMY) 14-7

174 Harvey (ARMY) DEC Hall (NCST) 7-2

184 Renda (NCST) MAJ Imonodoe (ARMY) 15-3

197 Barnes (ARMY) DEC Macdonald (NCST) 5-3

285 Gwiazdowski (NCST) TF Farr (ARMY) 5:00

 

NEBRASKA 41, LOCK HAVEN

125 Lambert (NEB) MAJ Sheesley (LHU) 12-1

133 Mccrystal (NEB) DEC Rehm (LHU) 11-7

141 Abidin (NEB) DEC Neff (LHU) 8-1

149 Sueflohn (NEB) MAJ Hammond (LHU) 16-2

157 Berger (NEB) DEC Mckinney (LHU) 10-5

165 Wilson (NEB) MAJ Cordes (LHU) 13-2

174 Barnes (NEB) MAJ Moyer (LHU) 14-4

184 Dudley (NEB) WBF Sponsellar (LHU) 5:56

197 Studebaker (NEB) MAJ Sprenklel (LHU) 14-5

285 Jensen (NEB) BY FORFEIT 6 0 41-0

 

BINGHAMTON 46, LIU POST 0

125 Diallo (BING) MAJ Walsh (LIU) 13-4

133 Nicholson (BING) DEC Calderone (LIU) 9-4

141 Caruana (BING) WBF Fabian (LIU) 6:16

149 Garcia (BING) DEC Langan (LIU) 5-1 3

157 Deprez (BING) MAJ Morente (LIU) 14-3

165 Deprez (BING) WBF Ramirez (LIU) 2:20

174 Mckeever (BING) WBF Arkow (LIU) 0:39

184 Schneider (BING) MAJ Mcginn (LIU) 12-1

197 Tracy (BING) MAJ Horton (LIU) 13-5 4

285 Cvijanovich (BING) WBF Mcdonald (LIU) 4:45

 

NORTHERN IOWA 39, HOFSTRA 3

125 Peters (UNI) WBF Damon (HOFS) 2:55

133 Alber (UNI) BY FORFEIT

141 Jauch (UNI) WBF Hudson (HOFS)

149 Wolfensperger (UNI) TF Hartmann (HOFS) 6:38

157 Steiert (UNI) MAJ Callander (HOFS) 11-1 4

165 Berger (UNI) DEC Fehr (HOFS) 5-2

174 Affronti (HOFS) DEC Foster (UNI) 8-3

184 Caldwell (UNI) DEC Damiana (HOFS) 12-6

197 Bartel (UNI) DEC Haddad (HOFS) 4-1

285 Cabell (UNI) DEC Hughes (HOFS) 9-5

 

MICHIGAN 47, SACRED HEART 3

125 Youtsey (MICH) TF Skinner (SHU) 7:00

133 Bruno (MICH) TF Johnson (SHU) 3:41

141 Fisher (MICH) WBF (SHU) 1:23

149 Pantaleo (MICH) WBF Velez (SHU) 2:02

157 Fisher (SHU) DEC Amine (MICH) 10-6

165 Sutton (MICH) MAJ Vrasidas (SHU) 16-4

174 Mahomes (MICH) DEC Schuster (SHU) 9-5

184 Abounder (MICH) WBF Antler (SHU) 1:06

197 Huntley (MICH) WBF Oliinyk (SHU) 3:47

285 Coon (MICH) WBF Sherwood (SHU) 1:26

 

OKLAHOMA 51, NASSAU 0

125 Milhoff (OU) DEC Antoine (NASS) 2-0

133 Brewer (OU) TF Meloni (NASS) 3:00

141 Blackwell (OU) WBF Miller (NASS) 2:31

149 Jefferies (OU) WBF Hopkins (NASS) 1:23

157 Wingerbermuehle (OU) TF Dusold (NASS) 3:00

165 Glass (OU) BY FORFEIT

174 Reed (OU) TF Canzetta (NASS) 3:09

184 Dixon (OU) DEC Espinal (NASS) 4-2

197 Johnson (OU) WBF Rodriquez (NASS) 3:33

285 Larson (OU) WBF Rosemond (NASS) 2:35

 

OKLAHOMA 19, RUTGERS 18

125 Mccabe (RUT) DEC Milhoff (OU) 2-1

133 Brewer (OU) WBF Giraldo (RUT) 2:42

141 (OU) DEC (RUT) 9-2

149 Ashnault (RUT) TF Blackwell (OU) 5:14

157 Lewis (RUT) MAJ Wingerbermuehle (OU) 15-6

165 Glass (OU) DEC Perrotti (RUT) 6-4

174 Reed (OU) DEC Bakuckas (RUT) 7-6

184 Gravina (RUT) DEC Dixon (OU) 3-2

197 Johnson (OU) MAJ Hrymack (RUT) 14-6

285 Smith (RUT) DEC Brown (OU) 8-1

 

MICHIGAN 21, WEST VIRGINIA 12

125 Moisey (WVU) DEC Youtsey (MICH) 4-3

133 Bruno (MICH) DEC Stainbrook (WVU) 6-4

141 Fisher (MICH) DEC Deangelo (WVU) 11-5

149 Pantaleo (MICH) MAJ Smith (WVU) 18-5

157 Cottrell (WVU) WBF Amine (MICH) 2:26

165 Sutton (MICH) DEC Renzi (WVU) 3-1

174 Vonegidy (WVU) DEC Mahomes (MICH) 9-7

184 Abounder (MICH) DEC Scheffel (WVU) 5-1

197 Huntley (MICH) DEC Smith (WVU) 5-3

285 Coon (MICH) DEC Vizcarrondo (WVU) 3-0

 

NEBRASKA 25, OREGON STATE 6

125 Rios (OSU) DEC Lambert (NEB) 4-3

133 Montoya (NEB) DEC Palmer (OSU) 3-2

141 Abidin (NEB) DEC Hathaway (OSU) 4-0

149 Sueflohn (NEB) DEC Delgado (OSU) 9-6

157 Berger (NEB) DEC Rodriguez (OSU) 4-1

165 Wilson (NEB) DEC Thomas (OSU) 9-6

174 Barnes (NEB) MAJ Chay (OSU) 12-4

184 Dudley (NEB) DEC Griego (OSU) 8-4 3

197 Studebaker (NEB) DEC Crawford (OSU) 6-3

285 Dhesi (OSU) DEC Jensen (NEB) 13-7

 

NC STATE 32, SACRED HEART 13

125 Fausz (NCST) MAJ Skinner (SHU) 18-4

133 Daly (SHU) MAJ Bowen (NCST) 15-5

141 Clark (NCST) DEC Harnsberger (SHU) 8-7

149 Donahue (NCST) TF Velez (SHU) 6:49

157 Melikian (NCST) MAJ Fisher (SHU) 20-8

165 Pyke (NCST) TF Vrasidas (SHU) 4:23

174 Schuster (SHU) DEC Davis (NCST) 10-4

184 Renda (NCST) TF Boyle (SHU) 2:46 5

197 Oliinyk (SHU) WBF Mcbeonable (NCST) 1:03

285 Gwiazdowski (NCST) WBF Hartnett (SHU) 2:09

 

LOCK HAVEN 24, HOFSTRA 12

133 Rehm (LHU) BY FORFEIT

141 Hudson (HOFS) DEC Neff (LHU) 9-2

149 Wheeler (LHU) DEC Hartmann (HOFS) 5-2

157 Callander (HOFS) DEC Mckinney (LHU) 3-1

165 Cordes (LHU) DEC Fehr (HOFS) 11-5

174 Affronti (HOFS) DEC Wood (LHU) 3-0

184 Sponsellar (LHU) MAJ Damiana (HOFS) 14-5

197 Sprenklel (LHU) TF Haddad (HOFS) 4:16

285 Hughes (HOFS) DEC Emerick (LHU) 4-0

 

LEHIGH 22, MINNESOTA 12

125 Cruz (LEH) WBF Petry (MN) 1:43

133 Brancale (MN) DEC Beckman (LEH) 4-1

141 Thorn (MN) DEC Cruz (LEH) 3-0

149 Gardner (LEH) MAJ Patton (MN) 12-3

157 Minotti (LEH) DEC Kingsley (MN) 4-2

165 Preisch (LEH) DEC Urbach (MN) 5-2

174 Wanzek (MN) DEC Riddick (LEH) 3-2

184 Brown (LEH) DEC Pfarr (MN) 9-5

197 Pfarr (MN) DEC Bolich (LEH) 7-3

285 Wessell (LEH) DEC Kroells (MN) 10-9

 

BUFFALO 51, SPRINGFIELD 0

125 Akins (BUFF) WBF Nirchio (SPRG) 2:15

133 Lantry (BUFF) WBF Keane (SPRG) 1:15

141 Lapi (BUFF) DEC Colvin (SPRG) 10-3

149 Cotten (BUFF) TF Pinto (SPRG) 5:24

157 Schaefer (BUFF) TF Morgan (SPRG) 1:40

165 Rill (BUFF) WBF Henson (SPRG) 4:12 6

174 Mcbryde (BUFF) DEC Bohringer (SPRG) 8-5

184 Ariola (BUFF) TF Burgos (SPRG) 4:36

197 Benjamin (BUFF) WBF Williams (SPRG) 2:58

285 Gunning (BUFF) WBF Kakauridze (SPRG) 4:42

 

llinois 27 Arizona State 9

125-Ares Carpio (ASU) dec Francis Edelen (Ill) 8-6

133-Zane Richards (Ill) tech Cord Coronado (ASU) 22-6

141-Brock Ervin (Ill) dec Robbie Mathers (ASU) 11-5

149-Matt Kraus (ASU) dec Kyle Langenderfer (Ill) 7-5SV

157-Isaiah Martinez (Ill) dec Oliver Pierce (ASU) 2-0

165-Steven Rodrigues (Ill) maj Jacen Peterson (ASU) 17-5

174-Zac Brunson (Ill) fall Zach Smith (ASU) 2:21

184-Blake Stauffer (ASU) dec Jeff Koepke (Ill) 6-4

197-Andre Lee (Ill) dec Josh DaSilveira (ASU) 3-1

285-Brooks Black (Ill) dec Tanner Hall (ASU) 4-3

 

Arizona State 38 SIU-Edwardsville 6

125-Ares Carpio (ASU) dec Troy Gassaway (SIUE) 14-7

133-Cord Coronado (ASU) dec Dakota Leach (SIUE) 4-2

141-Robbie Mathers (ASU) maj Angelo Silvestro (SIUE) 12-3

149-Matt Kraus (ASU) maj John Fahy (SIUE) 13-2

157-Oliver Pierce (ASU) fall Nate Higgins (SIUE) 1:09

165-Jacen Peterson (ASU) fall Erik Travers (SIUE) 1:32

174-Zach Smith (ASU) maj Clayton Bass (SIUE) 15-5

184-Blake Stauffer (ASU) tech Derek Nagel (SIUE) 17-2

197-Josh DaSilveira (ASU) dec Jake Tindle (SIUE) 6-4

285-Chris Johnson (SIUE) fall Tanner Hall (ASU) 7:37

 

Illinois 41 SIU-Edwardsville 3

125-Troy Gassaway (SIUE) dec Francis Edelen (Ill) 7-1

133-Zane Richards (Ill) maj Dakota Leach (SIUE) 20-8

141-Brock Ervin (Ill) maj Angelo Silvestro (SIUE) 10-2

149-Kyle Langenderfer (Ill) dec John Fahy (SIUE) 3-2

157-Isaiah Martinez (Ill) fall Nate Higgins (SIUE) 2:52

165-Steven Rodrigues (Ill) tech Erik Travers (SIUE) 18-2

174-Zac Brunson (Ill) fall Clayton Bass (SIUE) 2:44

184-Jeff Koepke (Ill) maj Derek Nagel (SIUE) 14-5

197-Andre Lee (Ill) dec Jake Tindle (SIUE) 3-2

285-Brooks Black (Ill) fall Chris Johnson (SIUE) :24

 

Virginia 21, Old Dominion 16

184: Jack Dechow (ODU) maj dec. Tyler Askey (ODU), 14-2

197: Zach Nye (UVA) dec. Austin Coburn (ODU, 5-2

285: Pat Gillen (UVA) fall John D’Agostino (ODU), 3:22

125: Nick Herrmann (UVA) dec. Brandon Jeske (ODU), 5-2

133: George DiCamillo (UVA) dec. Emilio Saavedra (ODU), 8-2

141: Chris Mecate (ODU) dec. Zach Watson (UVA), 4-0

149: Alexander Richardson (ODU) fall Chris Yankowich (UVA), 4:07)

157: Andrew Atkinson (UVA) dec. Ausitn Eads (ODU), 10-4

165: Seldon Wright (ODU) dec. Garrett Peppelman (UVA), 9-5

174: Fox Baldwin (UVA) dec. Brooks Climmons (ODU), 6-1

 

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125: Joey Dance VT dec. Nico Megaludis PSU, 4-3 (TB)

133: Jordan Conaway PSU dec. Kevin Norstrem VT, 4-1

141: Solomon Chishko VT dec. Jimmy Gulibon PSU, 3-1

149: Zain Retherford PSU tech fall Sal Mastriani VT, 15-0 (TF; 4:25)

157: Jason Nolf PSU dec. Nick Brascetta VT, 4-1

165: Dave McFadden VT dec. (sv) Shakur Rasheed PSU, 10-8 (sv)

174: Bo Nickal PSU dec. Zach Epperly VT, 6-2

184: Matt McCutcheon PSU maj. dec. Zack Zavatsky VT, 18-4

197: Morgan McIntosh PSU dec. Jared Haught VT, 9-2

285: Ty Walz VT win by forfeit

 

VMI 27, F&M 9

125: Dalton Henderson (VMI) over Edgar Garcia (F&M) (MD 8-0)

133: Scott Stevens (F&M) over Dominick Gallo (VMI) (Dec 3-0)

141: Patrick Quinlan (F&M) over John Reed (VMI) (Dec 12-8)

149: Emmitt Kelly (VMI) over Jason Bing (F&M) (Dec 5-3)

157: Neal Richards (VMI) over Andy Francos (F&M) (Fall 1:57)

165: Shabaka Johns (VMI) over Gordon Bolig (F&M) (MD 9-0)

174: Mark Darr (VMI) over Colin Gironda (F&M) (MD 11-3)

184: Derek Thurman (VMI) over Anthony Mancini (F&M) (Dec 7-2)

197: Urayoan Garcia (VMI) over Charles Kerkesner (F&M) (Dec 6-4)

285: Antonio Pelusi (F&M) over Sivaatasi Mathias (VMI) (Dec 3-2)

 

NEBRASKA 24, LEHIGH 6

125 Lambert (NEB) DEC Cruz (LEH) 10-6

133 Montoya (NEB) DEC Beckman (LEH) 6-1

141 Cruz (LEH) DEC Abidin (NEB) 6-4

149 Sueflohn (NEB) DEC Gardner (LEH) 8-5

157 Berger (NEB) DEC Minotti (LEH) 7-5

165 Wilson (NEB) DEC Preisch (LEH) 3-1

174 Barnes (NEB) DEC Riddick (LEH) 3-2

184 Dudley (NEB) DEC Brown (LEH) 5-3

197 Bolich (LEH) DEC Studebaker (NEB) 3-1

285 Jensen (NEB) DEC Wessell (LEH) 5-0

 

OREGON STATE 23, NORTHERN IOWA 12

125 Peters (UNI) DEC Rios (OSU) 3-2

133 Alber (UNI) DEC Palmer (OSU) 8-4

141 Jauch (UNI) DEC Hathaway (OSU) 5-1

149 Delgado (OSU) DEC Wolfensperger (UNI) 7-3

157 Rodriguez (OSU) DEC Steiert (UNI) 8-5

165 Thomas (OSU) TF Berger (UNI) 5:57

174 Lux (UNI) DEC Chay (OSU) 5-2 0

184 Griego (OSU) DEC Caldwell (UNI) 11-6

197 Crawford (OSU) WBF Bartel (UNI) 6:18

285 Dhesi (OSU) DEC Cabell (UNI) 11-5

 

WEST VIRGINIA 19, BUFFALO 13

125 Moisey (WVU) DEC Akins (BUFF) 5-3

133 Lantry (BUFF) DEC Stainbrook (WVU) 10-4

141 Lapi (BUFF) DEC Deangelo (WVU) 3-1

149 Cotten (BUFF) MAJ Smith (WVU) 11-1

157 Cottrell (WVU) MAJ Schaefer (BUFF) 12-3

165 Wheeling (WVU) DEC Rill (BUFF) 7-3

174 Vonegidy (WVU) DEC Mcbryde (BUFF) 7-5

184 Scheffel (WVU) DEC Ariola (BUFF) 7-5

197 Smith (WVU) DEC Benjamin (BUFF) 9-8

285 Gunning (BUFF) DEC Vizcarrondo (WVU) 4-2

 

NC STATE 31, MINNESOTA 3

125 Fausz (NCST) DEC Petry (MN) 8-6

133 Morris (NCST) DEC Brancale (MN) 5-2

141 Jack (NCST) DEC Thorn (MN) 10-4

149 Donahue (NCST) DEC Patton (MN) 8-4

157 Gantt (NCST) MAJ Kingsley (MN) 12-3

165 Roshkopf (NCST) DEC Urbach (MN) 6-0

174 Hall (NCST) DEC Wanzek (MN) 8-6

184 Renda (NCST) WBF Pfarr (MN) 5:29

197 Pfarr (MN) DEC Boykin (NCST) 7-3 0

285 Gwiazdowski (NCST) DEC Kroells (MN) 10-6

 

RUTGERS 19, NORTH CAROLINA 13

125 Mccabe (RUT) DEC Klump (UNC) 10-3

133 Giraldo (RUT) DEC Headlee (UNC) 5-4

141 Ashnault (RUT) DEC Henderson (UNC) 6-4

149 Barber (UNC) DEC Dippery (RUT) 1-0

157 Lewis (RUT) DEC Clark (UNC) 5-3

165 Perrotti (RUT) DEC Ramos (UNC) 6-4

174 Michael (UNC) DEC Bakuckas (RUT) 6-2

184 Utley (UNC) DEC Gravina (RUT) 7-4

197 Ness (UNC) MAJ Hrymack (RUT) 14-6

285 Smith (RUT) MAJ Daniel (UNC) 12-4

 

ARMY 44, LIU POST 0

125 Badua (ARMY) DEC Paterno (LIU) 9-3

133 Harry (ARMY) DEC Calderone (LIU) 4-2

141 Everett (ARMY) DEC Turano (LIU) 11-5

149 Marchetti (ARMY) MAJ Langan (LIU) 11-3

157 Parsons (ARMY) TF Morente (LIU) 3:08

165 Mendel (ARMY) TF Ramirez (LIU) 4:35

174 Harvey (ARMY) WBF Sinclair (LIU) 4:17

184 Mclees (ARMY) TF Grillo (LIU) 4:56

197 Barnes (ARMY) TF King (LIU) 4:35 5

285 Smith (ARMY) TF Mcdonald (LIU) 6:45

 

BINGHAMTON 46, NASSAU 0

125 Bulzomi (BING) MAJ Antoine (NASS) 12-1

133 Nicholson (BING) MAJ Meloni (NASS) 12-2

141 Dellavechia (BING) WBF Miller (NASS) 2:38

149 Garcia (BING) DEC Hopkins (NASS) 6-3

157 Deprez (BING) WBF Dusold (NASS) 1:19

165 Deprez (BING) BY FORFEIT

174 Mckeever (BING) MAJ Adon (NASS) 10-2

184 Williams (BING) WBF Espinal (NASS) 2:44

197 Tracy (BING) MAJ Rodriquez (NASS) 18-7

285 Cvijanovich (BING) DEC Rosemond (NASS) 6-2

 

Clarion 24, Bloomsburg 19

125 Jon Haas (BU) over Patrick Dewitt (CU) (Dec 3-1)

133 Andy Schutz (BU) over Mike Bartolo (CU) (Dec 6-5)

141 Brock Zacherl (CU) won by forfeit

149 Ryan Snow (BU) over Brodie Zacherl (CU) (Dec 5-3)

157 Brendon Colbert (BU) over Jake Keller (CU) (MD 15-6)

165 Evan Delong (CU) over Matt Carr (BU) (DQ)

174 Michael Pavasko (CU) over Kyle Wojtaszek (BU) (Dec 7-3)

184 Dominic Rigous (CU) over Casey Glunt (BU) (Fall 1:59)

197 Dominic Carfagno (BU) over Dustin Conti (CU) (Fall 3:08)

285 Evan Daley (CU) over Saul Wilkins (BU) (Dec 3-0)

 

OKLAHOMA 34, ARMY 6

125 Milhoff (OU) TF Badua (ARMY) 4:25

133 Brewer (OU) TF Seim (ARMY) 2:48

141 Everett (ARMY) DEC Blackwell (OU) 11-4

149 Jefferies (OU) WBF Rodriguez (ARMY) 2:34

157 Parsons (ARMY) DEC Wingerbermuehle (OU) 8-1

165 Glass (OU) DEC Mendel (ARMY) 13-6

174 Reed (OU) DEC Harvey (ARMY) 6-2

184 Dixon (OU) WBF Imonodoe (ARMY) 4:28

197 Johnson (OU) DEC Barnes (ARMY) 3-2

285 Brown (OU) DEC Smith (ARMY) 5-2

 

NORTH CAROLINA 19, BINGHAMTON 12

125 Bulzomi (BING) DEC Klump (UNC) 4-2

133 Headlee (UNC) DEC Nicholson (BING) 6-3

141 Ward (UNC) DEC Dellavechia (BING) 6-5

149 Barber (UNC) DEC Garcia (BING) 4-3

157 Deprez (BING) DEC Clark (UNC) 12-11

165 Ramos (UNC) MAJ Deprez (BING) 15-7

174 Mckeever (BING) DEC Michael (UNC) 4-3

184 Schneider (BING) DEC Utley (UNC) 4-1

197 Ness (UNC) DEC Tracy (BING) 9-6

285 Daniel (UNC) DEC Cvijanovich (BING) 4-1

 

BUFFALO 17, LOCK HAVEN 16

125 Field (LHU) DEC Akins (BUFF) 6-2

133 Lantry (BUFF) DEC Rehm (LHU) 7-4

141 Neff (LHU) DEC Lapi (BUFF) 9-4

149 Cotten (BUFF) MAJ Wheeler (LHU) 8-0

157 Mckinney (LHU) MAJ Schaefer (BUFF) 9-1

165 Rill (BUFF) MAJ Cordes (LHU) 17-7

174 Wood (LHU) DEC Weigel (BUFF) 8-3

184 Ariola (BUFF) DEC Sponsellar (LHU) 8-6 3

197 Sprenklel (LHU) DEC Benjamin (BUFF) 8-7

285 Gunning (BUFF) DEC Emerick (LHU) 5-0

 

MICHIGAN 31, HOFSTRA 9

125 Lester (MICH) DEC Damon (HOFS) 6-4

133 Bruno (MICH) BY FORFEIT

141 Hudson (HOFS) DEC Fisher (MICH) 5-4

149 Pantaleo (MICH) MAJ Hartmann (HOFS) 12-3

157 Callander (HOFS) DEC Amine (MICH) 8-6

165 Sutton (MICH) DEC Fehr (HOFS) 8-2

174 Affronti (HOFS) DEC Mahomes (MICH) 3-2

184 Ralston (MICH) DEC Damiana (HOFS) 3-0

197 Huntley (MICH) WBF Haddad (HOFS) 0:08

285 Coon (MICH) WBF Hughes (HOFS) 0:47

 

RUTGERS 28, NORTHERN IOWA 7

125 Peters (UNI) MAJ Mccabe (RUT) 13-5

133 Alber (UNI) DEC Giraldo (RUT) 3-1

141 Ashnault (RUT) MAJ Jauch (UNI) 14-5

149 Dippery (RUT) WBF Wolfensperger (UNI) 0:30 6

157 Lewis (RUT) DEC Steiert (UNI) 2-1

165 Perrotti (RUT) WBF Berger (UNI) 7:00

174 Bakuckas (RUT) DEC Foster (UNI) 6-1

184 Gravina (RUT) DEC Caldwell (UNI) 7-2

197 Hrymack (RUT) DEC Krumwiede (UNI) 6-2

 

OREGON STATE 23, WEST VIRGINIA 3

125 Rios (OSU) DEC Moisey (WVU) 3-2

133 Palmer (OSU) DEC Stainbrook (WVU) 6-2

141 Hathaway (OSU) DEC Deangelo (WVU) 4-2

149 Delgado (OSU) MAJ Smith (WVU) 11-2

157 Cottrell (WVU) DEC Rodriguez (OSU) 8-4

165 Thomas (OSU) DEC Renzi (WVU) 6-5

174 Chay (OSU) DEC Vonegidy (WVU) 4-3

285 Dhesi (OSU) MAJ Vizcarrondo (WVU) 14-5

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Edited November 18, 2015 by Sommers

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Early season coverage on Knoxville area...

 

http://www.knoxnews.com/sports/prepextra/prepxtra-wrestlers-to-watch_91271579

 

PrepXtra: Wrestlers to watch

 

9:57 PM, Nov 19, 2015

 

Sammy Evans

 

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Other parts of the state have traditionally dominated the state rankings, but the PrepXtra area has made its mark on the mat the past few seasons and this year could see an even bigger improvement for area individuals. Here are some wrestlers to watch:

 

106 pounds: Calvin Martin, William Blount, sophomore. Possibly the area's next big up-and-comer, Martin placed sixth in the state as a freshman after claiming the Region 3-AAA title.

 

113: Ethan Maxwell, Gibbs, senior. Named to the All-KIL team last season, Maxwell will look for redemption as he won the Region 2-AAA championship and was a hard-fought loss in the state finals away from a crown.

 

120: Juan Hernandez, Heritage, Jr. The Region 3-AAA champion finished fourth in the state tournament and has benefited from traveling the country for tournaments and facing some of the nation's top wrestlers.

 

126: Jacob Ruiter, Pigeon Forge, senior. After finishing second in the state at 120 pounds, Ruiter has aspirations of going out on top and will be a favorite to make the finals.

 

132: Matthew Kieta, Pigeon Forge, senior. Kieta, who has been a force on the state scene since his freshman season, will look to repeat as state champion. A candidate to wrestle in college, Kieta is one of the area's most dominant on the mat.

 

138: Gary Reagan, Pigeon Forge, senior. Reagan, who spends his offseason travelling to national tournaments, fell just short of a state title in a tough loss in the finals against Harpeth's Tyler Christian. The overtime battle between the two was named the Class A-AA tournament's best match.

 

145: Michael Diemer, Heritage, senior. The Region 3-AAA champion finished third in state tournament, has been wrestling for several years and benefited from Heritage's respected feeder program.

 

152: Josh Croley, Pigeon Forge, senior. One of the staples and leaders of Pigeon Forge's state championship team, Croley finished third in the state tournament and has the goal of finishing his high school career as a state champion.

 

160: Karim Shereef, Alcoa, senior. Shereef may not step on the mat until mid-December as he is busy leading Alcoa in rushing in the Tornadoes' drive for another football state title. But when he does, Shereef will look to dominate another playing surface as he aims for his third straight state championship. Shareef concluded his junior campaign by pinning his championship-match opponent 56 seconds in and was named the Class A-AA best wrestler.

 

170: Tate Holmes, Anderson County, senior. A third-place finish at the state tournament last season gained Holmes some well-deserved respect and the senior has a chance to vie for a state crown this season.

 

285: Samson "Sammy" Evans, Alcoa, junior. One of the state's most imposing forces, Evans repeated as state champion in the big man division after overcoming a knee injury last season. Evans is one of the area's most experienced wrestlers and is renowned for his offseason training regimen.

 

Matthew Reagan is a freelance contributor.

 

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The Rossville Middle School wrestling team split a pair of matches on Tuesday, beating Chattanooga Valley, 60-22, but losing a close one to Heritage, 46-39.

 

Brandon Blakemore (72 pounds) got things started for the Bulldogs with an 11-9 sudden-victory win to kick off the match against the Eagles, while Evan Ferguson (86), Aiden Raymer (100), Issac Berry (115) and Jacob Alexander (123) scored first-period pins.

 

Forfeit wins by Preston Homsombath (140) and Austin Ferguson (150) added to the lead before Josh Gray (165) earned a minor decision.

 

The Bulldogs won the final three bouts on first-period pins by Ethan Morgan (180), Thomas Lamb (220) and Dylan Skates (275).

 

Chattanooga Valley got pins by Sam Dickson (78), Mekhi Ross (108) and Reese Genter (130), while Dagon Turner (94) won by major decision.

 

Against the Generals, Rossville score pins from Garrett Romans (78), Raymer (100), Robert Jent (108), Dylan Fowler (180) and Morgan (220). Berry won by decision and Blakemore earned a forfeit.

 

Results of the CVMS-Heritage match were not provided as of press time.

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Mocs Update... Two of our Big Guys Lookin Good, One is a Home grown Sharpshooter and Riverdale Product...

 

http://www.chattanoogan.com/2015/11/20/312976/Moc-Wrestlers-Travel-To-Wolfpack-Open.aspx

 

Moc Wrestlers Travel To Wolfpack Open

 

Friday, November 20, 2015

 

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team is back on the road this weekend at the Wolfpack Open. The Mocs take part in the one-day tournament on Sunday, Nov. 22, at North Carolina State University.

 

Action starts at 9:00 a.m. (E.S.T.) at N.C. State's Carmichael Gym in Raleigh, N.C. Fans can follow the action through Trackwrestling. A direct link to coverage of the tournament is available on the wrestling schedule page on GoMocs.com.

 

Chattanooga Mocs Probable Lineup

125: Alonzo Allen (Fr.

 

– 6-1)

133: Chris Debien (Fr. – 5-1)

141: Michael Pongracz (Jr. – 1-0)

149: Jacob Murphy (So. – 1-2)

157: Kamaal Shakur (Fr. – 4-2)

165: Dominic Lampe (Fr. – 5-1)

174: Sean Mappes (Jr. – 5-2), Justin Lampe (So. – 5-0), Barrett Walthall (So. – 2-2)

184: John Lampe (Sr. – 6-1), D.J. Franklin-Smith (0-0)

197: No. 10 Scottie Boykin (Jr. - 4-1)

285: No. 15 Jared Johnson (2-0), Connor Tolley (Fr. – 1-2)

 

UTC will again field a young lineup as its five freshmen among the probables continue gain valuable experience. The Mocs had a strong showing at the Hokie Open earlier in the year and are 2-1 in dual matches.

 

Juniors Scottie Boykin and Jared Johnson are climbing the rankings at 197 and heavyweight, respecitvely. Boykin is up to No. 10, while Johnson is ranked 15th, in this week's Intermat Top-20.

 

Chattanooga was picked to win the Southern Conference race for the 30th time since joining the league in 1978. UTC returns six starters and four NCAA qualifiers from last year's team that went 13-6 overall and 7-0 in league action.

 

Chattanooga almost scored an upset over then-No. 24 Stanford on the opening weekend, falling to the Cardinal 19-16 in Maclellan Gym. UTC also has shutout wins over Cumberland and Southeastern.

 

Head Coach Heath Eslinger is in his seventh season at UTC. A two-time Southern Conference Coach of the Year, he owns a 76-42 (.644) career dual record.

Edited November 21, 2015 by Sommers

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Impressive showing for our Mocs...

 

http://www.chattanoogan.com/2015/11/22/313110/Three-Mocs-Win-Championships-At.aspx

 

Notice Blackman's 2010 TSSAA Champion Michael Kennedy is back along with brother Sean, last year's TSSAA's MOW...*

 

Three Mocs Win Championships At Wolfpack Wrestling Open

 

Sunday, November 22, 2015

 

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team brought home three first place trophies at the Wolfpack Open Sunday. The Mocs had ten individuals place overall in the tournament in Raleigh, N.C.

 

Senior John Lampe (184), junior Michael Pongracz (141) and freshman Kamaal Shakur (157) each won their respective class. Junior Jared Johnson (285) and freshmen Dominic Lampe (165) and Chris Debien (133) were runners-up while junior Sean Mappes and sophomore Justin Lampe tied for third at 174.

 

"It was a good tournament," stated head coach Heath Eslinger. "We are improving each time out and our young guys get better with each experience."

 

Pongracz scored five wins today, including four decisions and a fall. Shakur also had five wins, highlighted by a tight 2-1 overtime decision over American's 18th-ranked John Boyle in the finals.

 

It only took the elder Lampe three wins to capture the 184 bracket. He beat defending SoCon champ Hunter Gamble of Gardner-Webb in the semifinals before capping off his day with a 2-1 victory against Newberry's Huston Evans.

 

Dominic Lampe, the youngest of the three brothers on the team, opened with a nice pin against Gardner-Webb's 19th-ranked Austin Trott. He scored three more wins before falling to GWU's Tyler Marinelli in the finals.

 

Johnson powered through the field with two decisions and two majors, scoring at least seven points in each match. He lost in the finals to N.C. State's No. 1 ranked and two-time NCAA Champion Nick Gwaizdowski (15-2).

 

Debien was forced to bow out of his finals match at 133 due to injury. His first four wins included three decisions and a pin. Junior Scottie Boykin also placed in the event, finishing fourth at 197. Junior McCoy Newberg was the other placer, finishing sixth at 184.

 

The Mocs will take some time off from competition for final exams. The next match is at VMI on Dec. 10. The next home dual is Dec. 18 against No. 15 Ohio at 6:00 p.m. in Maclellan Gym.

 

Wolfpack Open

125

Alonzo Allen

No. 8 David Teraro (American) – L-TF, 2-17 (5:48)

Peter Robinson (Maryland) – L-D, 2-4

133

Chris Debien – 2nd Place

Zack Howard (App. St.) – W-Fall (2:56)

Nick Lankford (Newberry) – W-D, 10-1

Philip Anderson (GWU) – W-D, 5-2

Xvaviel Ramos (Duke) – W-D, 6-2

Esteban Gomez-Rivera (America) – L-FOR

Michael Pongracz – 1st Place

Colby Baker (American) – W-Fall (6:02)

Matt Rainer (GMU) – W-D, 4-1

R.J. DeGeorge (Maryland) – W-D, 6-0

Billy Rappo (Maryland) – W-D, 6-5

Zach Finesilver (Duke) – W-D, 9-2

149

Austin Sams

Cohl Fulk (N.C. State) – L-D, 1-6

Michael Dahlstron (American) – W-D, 6-4

Rodney Shepard (N.C. State) – L-D, 3-6

Jacob Murphy

Rodney Shepard ( N.C. State) – L-D, 4-6

Joby Armenta (GWU) – W-D, 7-5

Joey Abbate (Duke) – W-D, 6-3

David Boychuck (Maryland) – W-D, 10-6

157

Kamaal Shakur – 1st Place

Brian LaPrade (Va. Tech) – W-D, 16-9

Benjamin Schram (ODU) – W-Fall (6:44)

No. 15 Aaron Walker (Citadel) – W-For.

Michael Eckhart (American) – W-MD, 13-3

No. 18 John Boyle (American) – W-D, 2-1 (OT)

165

Dominic Lampe – 2nd Place

No. 19 Austin Trott (GWU) – W-Fall (6:37)

Daniel Smith (Citadel) – W-D, 10-4

Matthew Rundell (UNC) – W-D, 6-5

Colton Jackson (App. St.) – W-Fall (4:18)

Tyler Marinelli (GWU) – L-D, 6-9

174

Sean Mappes – 3rd Place

Jason Grimes (American) – W-D, 3-2

Cody Harrington – W-D, 4-1

Blaze Shade (UNCP) – L-D, 2-3

Justin Lampe – 3rd Place

Brian Dorsey (Duke) – W-D, 10-6

Sean Kennedy (Newberry) – W-MD, 22-8

Justin Brown (Campbellsville) – W-D, 12-6

Nicholas Hall (N.C. State) – L-D, 1-2

Barrett Walthall

Stacey Davis (N.C. State) – W-D, 7-4

Blaze Shade (UNCP) – L-Fall (3:00)

Sean Kennedy (Newberry) – L-D, 5-10

184

John Lampe - 1st Place

Payton Mills (GWU) – W-Fall (0:50)

Hunter Gamble (GWU) – W-D, 6-4

Huston Evans (Newberry) – W-D, 2-1 (OT)

D.J. Franklin-Smith

Austin Crocker (Newberry) – W-D, 4-1

Tyler Patrick (Duke) – L-D, 0-4

Jesup Hammond (Newberry) – L-Fall (3:30)

Dustin Harris (Cumberland) – W-D, 8-3

McCoy Newberg (UTC) – L-D, 7-12

McCoy Newberg - 6th Place

Joseph Salvi (American) – W-Fall (3:33)

Trey Adamson (Duke) – W-D, 16-13

Hunter Gamble (GWU) – W-MD, 11-0

D.J. Franklin-Smith (UTC) – W-D, 12-7

Spencer Neff (Duke) – W-TF, 18-3

Michael Macchiavello (N.C. State) – W-Fall (5:17)

197

No. 10 Scottie Boykin – 4th Place

Jake Harris (Va. Tech) – W-TF, 15-0

Ryan Devlin (Davidson) – W-Fall (1:53)

Michael Boykin (N.C. State) – L-D, 4-9

Marshall Haas (Citadel) – L-D, 1-3

285

No. 15 Jared Johnson – 2nd Place

Mike Kennedy (Newberry) – W-D, 7-2

William Cooley (Davidson) – W-MD, 12-0

Yousif Hemida (Maryland) – W-MD, 8-0

Jacob Kasper (Duke) – W-D, 11-7

No. 1 Nick Gwiazdowski (N.C. State) – L-MD, 2-15

Connor Tolley

Andrew Pacheco (ODU) – W-Fall (0:46)

Bryce Cornwell (GWU) – L-D, 2-8

Jake Scanlan (American) – W-D, 8-3

Mike Kennedy (Newberry) – W-D, 8-5

 

*Whoops, i lied, i thought Kennedy got the MOW Award in 2014-15...

 

http://www.dnj.com/story/sports/high-school/2015/02/14/perfect-ending-area-wrestlers-win-state-championships/23443347/

 

...Garrison was one of four county wrestlers that won state championships. Prior to this year, the county had never had more than one state wrestling champion in a single year.

 

Eagleville senior Hayden Hammonds beat East Ridge’s Hunter Owens 4-0 for the 113-pound title in Class A/AA. Riverdale sophomore Nick Boykin defeated Cleveland’s Koran Kennedy by pin in 3:30 in the 285-pound championship in Class AAA. And Riverdale’s Sean Kennedy won his second straight title at 170 pounds with a pin of Soddy-Daisy’s John Williamson in 3:51.

 

Boykin, Garrison and Sean Kennedy each finished the season undefeated. Hammonds had one loss.

 

“They all came from the Sheriff’s Sharpshooters (wrestling program) and my dad (Bill Kennedy) was the coach,†said Sean Kennedy, who is the county’s first back-to-back state champion. “That means a lot to me personally. I think that’s a huge deal for Rutherford County, and great for Region 5.â€

 

Garrison was named the Class AAA state tournament’s Most Outstanding Wrestler after the tournament.

Edited November 23, 2015 by Sommers

[Sommers]

So you think the smaller schools may not offer as much opportunity?

 

From the smallest school division in Alabama, Womack shows you can complete with All wrestlers over several years and land a huge scholarship at a highly ranked ivy league school,,, must note, however, that Blackman's Tyler Sells handed him one of those 8 losses when he came up to Tennessee to compete at the Bradley Invitational...

 

http://www.cornellbigred.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=42194

 

Brandon Womack

 

Position165/174Height5'11"HometownScottsboro, Ala.High SchoolScottsboro HS

 

Prior to Cornell

• A six-time state champion at Scottboro HS, Womack was a four-time team captain.

• Was named the state's Most Outstanding Wrestler five times.

• Graduated with a 422-8 record, with five of his losses coming as a seventh grader.

• Was a perfect 77-0 as a senior, the most wins in an undefeated season in state history.

• In all, 327 of his 422 wins came by fall.

• Won the senior 160-pound division at the National High School Coaches Association national championships as a senior.

• Holds state and national records for pins in a season (68).

• Posted a 190-match win streak during his career.

• Has four of the top six single-season win totals in state history, including a record 85 wins as a sophomore.

Edited November 23, 2015 by Sommers

[tnlonghorn]

Scottsboro is not in the smallest division in Alabama. In fact they aren't even close. They are 5A

[texas23]

Scottsboro is not in the smallest division in Alabama. In fact they aren't even close. They are 5A

Soms has never let facts stop him from posting anything.

[Sommers]

When you can start varsity in 7th grade and have a SIX season highschool career on the same campus, a campus with 783 students,,,, please help me understand better here ol Texey and my other nearest & dearest of friends