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soms2 · November 26, 2023

Science Hill converge…

Wrestling Results – 11/22/23

November 25, 2023 Latest Updates, Scores

Results for Mitchell @ North Knight Invitational (11/22/2023)

113: Daniel Young (Mitchell) – 12th
Round 1 – Steven Baynes (Maiden) over Daniel Young (Mitchell) (Fall 0:18)
Round 2 – Caiden Vick (Smoky Mountain) over Daniel Young (Mitchell) (Fall 0:16)
Round 3 – Daniel Young (Mitchell) received a bye

126: Bryson Mcfalls (Mitchell) – 5th
Bryson Mcfalls (Mitchell) over Dalton Galloway (Rosman) (Fall 4:20)
Round 1 – Bryson Mcfalls (Mitchell) over Isaac Hensley (Watauga) (MD 9-0)
Round 2 – Brett Fagan (James F Byrnes) over Bryson Mcfalls (Mitchell) (Dec 13-6)
Round 3 – Bryson Mcfalls (Mitchell) over Leland Carroll (Hendersonville) (Fall 4:24)
5th Place Match – Bryson Mcfalls (Mitchell) over Aiden Billings (Polk County) (Fall 4:25)

132: Noah Burke (Mitchell) – 5th
Noah Burke (Mitchell) over Kreed Smith (Rosman) (Fall 3:37)
Round 1 – Noah Burke (Mitchell) over Cooper White (Brevard) (Fall 0:45)
Round 2 – Justin Prince (A.C. Reynolds) over Noah Burke (Mitchell) (Dec 9-5)
Round 3 – Noah Burke (Mitchell) over Ezekiel McGrade (Hendersonville) (MD 12-0)
5th Place Match – Noah Burke (Mitchell) over Bryson Nerriotte (James F Byrnes) (MD 10-1)

138: DJ Pugh (Mitchell) – 4th
Johnathon Chapman (Pisgah) over DJ Pugh (Mitchell) (Dec 7-3)
Round 1 – DJ Pugh (Mitchell) over Sage Lewis (T.C. Roberson) (Fall 2:44)
Round 2 – DJ Pugh (Mitchell) over Colin Coggins (Smoky Mountain) (Fall 2:52)
Round 3 – DJ Pugh (Mitchell) received a bye
3rd Place Match – Daniel Figueroa (North Henderson) over DJ Pugh (Mitchell) (MD 13-2)

157: Austin Styles (Mitchell) – 16th
Round 1 – Arthur Silva (Science Hill) over Austin Styles (Mitchell) (Fall 2:43)
Round 2 – Eduardo Rodriguez (North Henderson) over Austin Styles (Mitchell) (Fall 1:01)
Round 3 – Mason Haun (James F Byrnes) over Austin Styles (Mitchell) (Fall 0:57)

165: Jayden Burleson (Mitchell) – 6th
Jayden Burleson (Mitchell) over Isaiah Warren (Pisgah) (Dec 6-3)
Round 1 – Jayden Burleson (Mitchell) over Samuel Curtis (Rosman) (Fall 1:23)
Round 2 – Jayden Burleson (Mitchell) over Mason Forbis (Smoky Mountain) (Fall 2:47)
Round 3 – Palmer Smith (Watauga) over Jayden Burleson (Mitchell) (TF 16-1 5:57)
5th Place Match – Blake Walters (James F Byrnes) over Jayden Burleson (Mitchell) (Fall 4:54)

175: Adam White (Mitchell) – 12th
Round 1 – Tristan Fuentes (James F Byrnes) over Adam White (Mitchell) (Fall 2:16)
Round 2 – Felix Montiel (North Henderson) over Adam White (Mitchell) (Fall 1:19)
Round 3 – Adam White (Mitchell) over Michael Brody (Smoky Mountain) (Fall 1:07)

190: Camron Cook (Mitchell) – 5th
Camron Cook (Mitchell) over Chris Juarez-Torres (Smoky Mountain) (Fall 2:13)
Round 1 – Camron Cook (Mitchell) received a bye
Round 2 – Landon Pope (Pisgah) over Camron Cook (Mitchell) (Dec 7-1)
Round 3 – Camron Cook (Mitchell) received a bye
5th Place Match – Camron Cook (Mitchell) over Nasir Simpson (James F Byrnes) (Fall 2:52)

215: Dean Hise (Mitchell) – 12th
Round 1 – Noah McKnight (Smoky Mountain) over Dean Hise (Mitchell) (Fall 1:12)
Round 2 – Dean Hise (Mitchell) received a bye
Round 3 – Kevin Saldana (Hendersonville) over Dean Hise (Mitchell) (Fall 4:45)

285: Clayton Geouge (Mitchell) – 8th
Roman Federyuk (West Henderson) over Clayton Geouge (Mitchell) (Fall 0:56)
Round 1 – Clayton Geouge (Mitchell) received a bye
Round 2 – Clayton Geouge (Mitchell) received a bye
Round 3 – Avery Thompson (North Henderson) over Clayton Geouge (Mitchell) (Fall 0:14)
7th Place Match – Haiden Cox (Science Hill) over Clayton Geouge (Mitchell) (Fall 0:37)

You can browse the entire event on Trackwrestling using the following link.
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Appvol · November 26, 2023

Chittum up next for Iowa St in the Dual with Iowa

Appvol · November 26, 2023

Wow so close to getting the takedown at the last possible second to get the win

Appvol · November 27, 2023

A lot people think this was a takedown for Chittum with 1 second left. Iowa wrestler still has a knee inbounds.

soms2 · December 3, 2023

Stone & Cumberland coverage up their way…

Stone wrestling splits matches with Hixson, Ooltewah

Scott Wilson
- Dec 2, 2023

Kirk Daniel Carter

Despite having some illness running up and down his roster, Brian Parker was pretty pleased with what he saw from his recent Stone Memorial High School wrestling season opener.

Stone had little trouble with host Hixson, grabbing a 54-18 victory.

However, the Panthers couldn’t make it 2-0 as they dropped a 42-30 decision to Ooltewah.

“We had a lot of rookies in the lineup due to sickness,” Parker said.

“Freshman Braden Thompson came through with a big pin in the Hixson

match. Johnnathen Aguirre, Trenton Duncan and Aden Thompson had two wins on the night.”

Stone jumped on top of Hixson quickly with Jack Nealy and Bradeck Cole

picking up forfeit wins at the 113-pound and 120-pound weight divisions.

Those wins came between double forfeits at 106 pounds and 126 pounds.

Dalton Platz won his match for the Panthers at 132 pounds, while Dalton

Jewell won by forfeit at 138 pounds. Brice Martin picked up a win at 144

pounds and Aguire beat Hixson’s Herbin Soto in the 150-pound weight class.

Duncan picked up a win at 157 pounds and Aden Thompson beat Hixson’s Mako Mathis at 175 pounds.

Unfortunately, Ryan McCollam lost

his battle with Ian Von Loh at 165 pounds. Theodore Daniel lost his contest at 190

pounds, and Stone’s Jonah Rever lost at 215 pounds.

However, Braden Thompson took down Hixson’s Braden Jenkins in the

heavyweight division, at 285 pounds.

In the second match of the day, Stone picked up big wins in several

different classes for the Panthers but couldn’t knock off Ooltewah for the overall match category.

After a double forfeit at 106 pounds, Nealey and Cole won their matches

at 113 and 120 pounds, respectively. Both wins were by forfeit. There

was a forfeit at 126 pounds and Platz lost his match to Harrison Hindman

at 132 pounds. Stone’s Dalton Jewell dropped his match at 138 pounds to

Ooltewah’s Logan Hindman.

Brice Martin dropped his match to Matthew Conner at 144 pounds and Aguire got his hand raised over Sebastian Lotufo for a win in the 150-pound match.

Duncan came back for a big win at 157 pounds over Daniel Loizeaux.

McCollam fell in his match at 165 pounds.

At 175 pounds, Aden Thompson took down Ooltewah’s Oliver Lia. Theodore

Daniel dropped his match at 190 pounds and Braden Thompson lost his

match at 285 pounds.

Stone’s last win of the day came at 215 pounds when

Rever won by forfeit.

In other action this week, the Cumberland County Jets dropped a 66-18

decision on the road with Warren County.

CCHS got victories from Anthony Godsey at 126 pounds. He beat Matthew

Hicks. Benjamin Hulbert defeated Matthew Starkey for the win at 175

pounds, while Jacob Nealon, wrestling in the heavyweight division at

285 pounds, beat JR Mares.

Other Jets competing in the meet were Cayden Wallace, Deacon Shockley,

Thomas Kerley, Jacob Voss, Isaiah McMillian, Colton Bennett, Matthew

Patton, James Lawson, Noah Barnaby and James Johnson.

Up next, Stone Memorial will visit Farragut on Dec. 1 before traveling

to Cookeville Dec. 5. Cumberland County will host Rhea County and

Farragut Nov. 30 before traveling to Gibbs on Dec. 7 .
https://www.crossville-chronicle.com/sports/local_sports/stone-wrestling-splits-matches-with-hixson-ooltewah/article_e116d220-9062-11ee-9d71-73de56e3ba97.html

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Kudos to Blue Raiders, covered in Knoxville due winning streak…

How Alcoa’s nine straight TSSAA football championships compare to other active Tennessee streaks

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Tyler Palmateer

Knoxville News Sentinel

— Eli Owens knows Alcoa is accomplishing something special.

CHATTANOOGA — Eli Owens knows Alcoa is accomplishing something special The Tornadoes padded their state record for consecutive TSSAA football state championships by capturing their ninth in a row, defeating East Nashville 42-20 Friday at Finley Stadium.

“We make sure to live in the moment. It’s fun while it lasts,” said Owens, a four-star junior tight end who caught four passes for 51 yards against the Eagles. “We’re going to enjoy tonight, we’ll enjoy the next weekend and we’ll probably enjoy the next few weeks. But once January hits all I’m worried about is December 2024. All I’m worried about is getting 10.”

The Tornadoes (13-1) have the second-longest active team championship streak in Tennessee among all sports. Hardin County has won 10 straight girls bowling titles.

Summertown girls golf and Cleveland wrestling are tied for the third-longest active streak with six straight. Cleveland has won six consecutive team wrestling championships and dual titles. McCallie boys cross country and Baylor wrestling each have won five in a row.

The longest TSSAA team championship streak in history belongs to Baylor girls golf, which won 16 straight from 1995-2010. With nine titles, Alcoa now has the state's third-longest team title streak all-time.

Alcoa broke its own consecutive TSSAA football championship record with No. 8 last year. The Tornadoes also won seven consecutive titles from 2004-10. Maryville (2004-07) and Brentwood Academy (2015-18) both won four in a row before.

The nation's longest football state championship streak of all-time is 14 belonging to St. Louis (Hawaii) and Washington (South Dakota). Neither streak is active, nor was each title claimed through a traditional playoff system. St. Louis’ titles came in a bowl format pitting the state’s top two teams in one game. Washington’s were mythical titles determined by newspapers and rankings.

More:Why TSSAA doesn't use instant replay for football championship games while some other states do

Part of Alcoa’s challenge each season is staying motivated to re-climb the mountain in a classification it has dominated. It tries to schedule aggressively against larger schools in the regular season.

“When we hit this field today, the electricity in your veins … If that ever goes away, I’ll quit doing this. It’s too hard. The expectation at Alcoa is you win the whole thing,” second-year Alcoa coach Brian Nix said. “It’s an all-or-nothing thing. I wouldn’t judge the success of our team (based on titles), but definitely our community would, and our kids would feel like they’ve failed if they didn’t win it.”

Reach sports writer Tyler Palmateer at tpalmateer@tennessean.com and on the X platform, formerly Twitter, @tpalmateer83.

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Coffee Co. Coverage…

Wildcats pounce on Raiders

RUSSELL SMYTHIA Sports Writer
- Dec 1, 2023

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Tullahoma High School Wrestling season began this week with matches at Blackman and Coffee County, the Wildcats went 2-2 with wins over Riverdale and Coffee County.

On Tuesday the ‘Cat beat Riverdale 54-24 to start the season. Lucas Willette won the first match by pin fall. Connor Avans won the next match for Tullahoma with another win by pin. Robert Tatum won his match by pin. Brodie Minor and Sayvion Surles followed Tatum up by winning from pin fall. Zachary Murphy, Andres Hamilton, Nolan Stroop and Caiden Mears finished the Riverdale match off by winning the last four matches via pin. The team fell 46-31 in a competitive match against Blackman.

Tullahoma went to Manchester Thursday for a three team match against Cookeville and Coffee County. The Lady Wildcats team took on Cookeville to kick the night off and won 12-6. Payton Agnell won her match with a pin. Zoe Holley got the win in the last game to take the match. The boys’ team fell 39-27. Murphy and Kiivon Butler won their battles by pinning their opponent. The Lady Wildcats fell to the Lady Raiders 15-3, Agnell had the lone win 3-2 on points. The boys’ team won 54-21. Murphy, Stroop and Mears won the first three matches by pin fall. Corbin Avans and Conner Avans both pinned their opponents to double Coffee County’s points 36-18. Tatum won in the first period by pinning his matchup. Minor also won with a pin and Surles received a win from forfeit to finish the match.

Tullahoma will host Forrest and Cornersville on Tuesday at the Welsh Wrestling Center at 5 p.m. There are matches scheduled for both the girls’ and boys’ teams.

https://www.tullahomanews.com/sports/local/wildcats-pounce-on-raiders/article_1b36e932-9071-11ee-bec8-fbe3ef395d18.html

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Chattanooga Coverage…

RECAP: Wrestling Rolls to Two Wins in North Carolina

12/2/2023 5:33:00 PM

Kamdyn Munro

Redshirt freshman Kamdyn Munro was dominant recording two pins leading the Chattanooga Mocs to a sweep over Buffalo and Kent State.

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BUFFALO RESULTS

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.---The Chattanooga Mocs swept MAC opponents today in duals at Gardner-Webb. The Mocs controlled Buffalo 27-12 before blitzing Kent State 38-3.

It was the Kamdyn Munro show claiming all 12 points with a second period fall against the Bulls and a quick first period finish on the Golden Flashes. He wasn't alone.

Brayden Palmer earned bonus points with majors. His six collegiate wins this season have all been by major decision. Blake Boarman (1 TF), Isaiah Powe (2 MD), Noah Castillo (1 MD), David Harper (Fall) and Kaleb Snodgrass (1 MD) also earned bonus points.

The Mocs swept the early weights again this weekend. The squad is 16-0 at 125 through 149 through four duals.

"I'm proud of the way our guys competed," Coach Kyle Ruschell shared. "They went out there and controlled positions. What I was happiest about with today's performance? I saw that our guys are coachable and applying what we work on in practice.."

The Mocs are 3-1. They return to the Maclellan Gym mat on Dec. 16 against Little Rock and Queens. It's the home opener for the program and final tune up for the Southern Scuffle, Jan. 1-2.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Mocs dominated the lower weights with four wins in as many bouts. Bonus points for Brayden Palmer and Isaiah Powe at 125 and 141 made it a 14-0 start.

Kamdyn Munro made it a commanding 20-3 advantage with his first dual pin at 165. Sergio Desiante clinched the win with an 8-5 decision at 174.

Powe and Kaleb Snodgrass (285) got their first dual wins at UTC.

Chattanooga 27, Buffalo 12
Dec. 2, 2023 – Boiling Springs, N.C.
125: #11 Brayden Palmer (UTC) 8-0 maj. dec. over Max Elton (Buffalo) - 4-0
133: Blake Boarman (UTC) 12-5 dec. over Tommy Maddox (Buffalo) - 7-0
141: Isaiah Powe (UTC) 10-1 maj. dec. over Caleb Brooks (Buffalo) – 11-0
149: #17 Noah Castillo (UTC) 11-5 dec. over Nick Stampoulos (Buffalo) - 14-0
157: Ty Raines (Buffalo) 8-6 dec. over Jackson Hurst (UTC) - 14-3
165: Kamdyn Munro (UTC) Fall (4:12) over Hunter Shaut (Buffalo) – 20-3
174: Sergio Desiante (UTC) 8-5 dec. over Marcus Petite (Buffalo) – 23-3
184: Chase Kranitz (Buffalo) Fall (1:41) over Landon Lewis (UTC) – 23-9
197: Sam Mitchell (Buffalo) 8-5 dec. over David Harper (UTC) – 23-12
285: Kaleb Snodgrass (UTC) 13-0 maj. dec. over Magnus Bibla (Buffalo) – 27-12

It was more of the same in the second match. Well in an even more convincing manner.

Nine of 10 matches went down as wins. David Harper got his first with a fall in the first period at 197. That came long after it was decided.

Palmer again opened with a major followed quickly by a thoroughly dominant Boarman at 133. Powe and Castillo also added majors before Jackson Hurst's win at 157. Munro's fall at 165 was the clincher, but the Mocs never looked back claiming the easy win.

Chattanooga 38, Kent State 3
Dec. 2, 2023 – Boiling Springs, N.C.
125: #11 Brayden Palmer (UTC) 14-3 maj. dec. over Nick Calello (Kent St.) - 4-0
133: Blake Boarman (UTC) 15-0 tech fall (7:00) over Matt Ellis (Kent St.) – 9-0
141: Isaiah Powe (UTC) 15-6 maj. dec. over Billy Meisner (Kent St,) – 13-0
149: #17 Noah Castillo (UTC) 14-5 maj. dec. over Kaden Setzer (Kent St.) – 17-0
157: Jackson Hurst (UTC) 4-2 dec. over Keegan Knapp (Kent St.) – 20-0
165: Kamdyn Munro (UTC) Fall (1:52) over Aaron Ferguson (Kent St.) – 26-0
174: Sergio Desiante (UTC) 8-1 dec. over Aidan Faria (Kent St.) – 29-0
184: Kyle Snider (Kent St.) 8-3 dec. over Landon Lewis (UTC) – 29-3
197: David Harper (UTC) Fall (1:54) over Blake Schaffer (Kent St.)– 35-3
285: Kaleb Snodgrass (UTC) 4-0 dec. over Josh Boggan (Kent St.) – 38-3

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Even more Coffee Co Coverage…
Rebel wrestlers host Community, Marion County
- SPORTS WRITER Sam Cowan
- Dec 1, 2023
Franklin County's Tyler Hindman, on top, works to flip the body of Community's Ethan Eynon during a match Thursday at a home meet. Hindman had two pinfall victories in the 175-pound division at the meet.
Staff Photo by Sam Cowan

The Franklin County High School boys and girls wrestling teams hosted a meet Thursday against the teams of Community and Marion County.

The Rebelette wrestlers picked up a victory in their lone competitive dual of the day while the Rebel wrestlers took losses to both of the opposing teams.

The Rebelettes had a clean sweep to start the meet with a 36-0 victory over the Community Viqueens.

The performances for Franklin County in the dual included three pinfall victories for six points each as Charley Evans won in the 120-pound weight class in 3:07, Julieta Garcia-Alonzo pinned her 126-pound opponent in 35 seconds and Sakura Call picked up a victory in the 132-pound class in 3:35.

Alyssa Archer, Jocelyn James and Kaylee Coker added forfeit victories to boost the overall point total in their favor.

Marion County didn’t field a girls team for the meet as the Rebelettes won 36-0 against them by default as a result.

The Rebels had their closer dual of the day against the Community Vikings as they lost by a score of 48-31.

The Rebels had two pinfall victories in the dual which included Levi Bridges getting a win in the 120-pound division in 1:42 and Tyler Hindman picking up a victory in the 175-pound division in 3:38.

Cristian Fravel and Cooper Stevens also had early stoppages in their matches with both winning by technical fall in the 126-pound and 144-pound divisions, respectively, for five points each.

Jonathan Bustamante rounded out the scoring for the dual as he went the distance with his opponent for the 157-pound division before winning in a 7-3 decision for three points.

Zaelyn Smith received a forfeit victory in the 285-pound division to provide another set of six points to the overall total.

The Rebels returned to the mat immediately afterward to face the Marion County Warriors and lost by a score of 59-18.

The Rebels recorded two more pinfall victories in the dual with Smith catching his opponent’s shoulders to the mat in 2:50 for a win in the 285-pound division.

Hindman then recorded his second pinfall victory of the day later in the dual as he won his 175-pound match in 3:07 to help Franklin County’s cause.

Shannon Stovall provided the only other points for the Rebels, however, as the Warriors swept the remainder of the matchups.

FC wrestlers at Marshall County

The FCHS boys and girls wrestling teams competed in a three-team meet Monday at Marshall County High School against the teams of Marshall County and Lawrence County.

It was the opening meet of the season for the Rebel and Rebelettes wrestlers with the Rebels splitting their two duals for the day.

The Rebels were able to beat the Lawrence County Wildcats 48-18 at the meet by virtue of having a larger roster.

Fravel got the lone win on the mat for the Rebels in the dual as he pinned his opponent for the 132-pound weight class in 3:09.

The remaining points for the Rebels came via forfeits with Stovall, William Roberts, Stevens, Brylon Mitchell, Bustamante and Hindman claiming the points for Franklin County.

In the other half of the meet, the Rebels took a 57-18 loss to the hosting Marshall County Tigers.

The Rebels had two pinfall wins in the dual with Smith winning his 285-pound match in 3:42 while Bridges won in the 120-pound division in 59 seconds.

also picked up another forfeit victory for the day, and the Tigers swept the remaining weight classes to give the Rebels a loss.

For the girls portion of the meet, the Rebelettes beat the Marshall County Tigerettes 36-6 in their debut dual.

The only two matches wrestled for the dual were won by the Rebelettes as Sakura Call pinned her opponent in the 132-pound division in 1:38, and Kaylee Coker got a pinfall victory in the 114-pound division in 4:22.

Charley Evans, Julieta-Garcia Alonzo, Jocelyn James and Alyssa Archer added forfeit victories to round out the point total.

Lawrence County didn’t field a girls team for the meet, giving the Rebelettes a 36-0 victory by default for that dual.

The FCHS boys and girls wrestling teams will next compete Saturday in the Frank Alexander Invitational at Donelson Christian Academy. The tournament is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.

https://www.heraldchronicle.com/sports/local/rebel-wrestlers-host-community-marion-county/article_a16ce18c-9012-11ee-965e-e7f36e33888f.html

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Girls wrestling updates…

... Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) girls wrestling state tournament. “That was challenging,” Wagner said.

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King Caught in a Buzz Saw up in PA….
Pecora posts 650th victory as No. 14 Pitt-Johnstown pins King
- The Tribune-Democrat
- 5 hrs ago
Pitt-Johnstown wrestling coach Pat Pecora congratulates Mountain Cats 184-pounder Noah Gnibus after his victory against East Stroudsburg on Nov. 15.
Ali Single/Pitt-Johnstown Athletics

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Pitt-Johnstown used four straight technical fall wins to open the match, a major decision from Dillon Keane over All-American Trent Mahoney, and Noah Gnibus’ fall over national qualifier Clint Morrisett in a 43-3 victory over King University on Saturday afternoon inside the sports Center.

The 14th-ranked Mountain Cats are now 4-1.

Pitt-Johnstown coach Pat Pecora, college wrestling’s all-time leader in dual-meet victories, earned his 650th career win.

At 125 pounds, seventh-ranked Trevon Gray dealt Tyson Upchurch a 19-2 loss at 5:28 in the opener. Forest Hills graduate Byron Daubert followed with an 18-0 technical fall at 2:23 over Gavin Qualls in the bout at 133. Mason Myers secured a 17-0 technical fall as time expired in the second period over Nico Crosnoe to put Pitt-Johnstown on top 15-0.

Not to be outdone, three-time All-American and No. 3-ranked 149-pounder Jacob Ealy recorded Pitt-Johnstown's fourth consecutive tech fall when he defeated Demetri Teddlie 16-0 in 6:30.

King answered with a 12-6 win by Brennan Mahoney over Richland graduate Cooper Warshel at 157, but wins at 165 and 174 secured the win for the Mountain Cats. At 165, Keane built a 9-0 lead after two periods and knocked off seventh-ranked Mahoney 9-1. Salopek earned an 11-1 major decision over Vincent Galang to lead 28-3.

Gnibus then pinned Mahoney at 6:48, before ninth-ranked Dakoda Rodgers picked up Pitt-Johnstown’s fifth tech fall win of the day. Rodgers won 16-1 in 2:24 over J.J. Posiak.

The Mountain Cats then closed out the match when 2023 national qualifier Isaiah Vance posted a 9-1 major decision over Jacob Telles in the bout at 285.

With the loss, King slipped to 1-3.

Pitt-Johnstown will host nonconference matches in the Sports Center against No. 15 Ashland at 7 p.m. Friday and Findlay at 2 p.m. Saturday.

https://www.tribdem.com/sports/pecora-posts-650th-victory-as-no-14-pitt-johnstown-pins-king/article_dd149d44-915f-11ee-b8b3-afc064606b93.html

Results

No. 14 Pitt-Johnstown 43, King 3

125-Trevon Gray, UPJ, tech. fall Tyson Upchurch, 19-2 (5:28). 133-Byron Daubert, UPJ, tech. fall Gavin Qualls, 18-0 (2:23). 141-Mason Myers, UPJ, tech. fall Nico Crosnoe, 17-0 (5:00). 149-Jacob Ealy, UPJ, tech. fall Demetri Teddlie, 16-0 (6:30). 157-Brennan Watkins, KU, dec. Cooper Warshel, 12-6. 165-Dillon Keane, UPJ, maj. dec. Trent Mahoney, 9-1. 174-Tony Salopek, UPJ, maj. dec. Vincent Galang, 11-1. 184-Noah Gnibus, UPJ, pinned Clint Morrisette, 6:48. 197-Dakoda Rodgers, UPJ, tech. fall J.J. Posiak, 16-2 (2:24). 285-Isaiah Vance, UPJ, maj. dec. Jacob Telle, 9-1.

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HIGH LEVEL HS:

Land of Alabama vs Duke of NY

Edited December 3, 2023 by soms2

soms2 · December 7, 2023

Rankings:

https://www.chattanoogan.com/2023/12/6/479324/TENNESSEE-HIGH-SCHOOL-WRESTLING-POLL.aspx
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From Chattanoogan…

WRESTLING

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3
Notre Dame at Knox Catholic

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5
Marion Co., Dade Co. (GA) at Signal Mountain
Boyd Buchanan, East Hamilton at Rhea Co.
Howard, Red Bank at Walker Valley
Rhea Co., McMinn Central at McMinn Co.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6
Red Bank, Ooltewah at Notre Dame

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7
Central at Marion Co.
Rhea Co., Lakeview-FO (GA) at Hixson
Soddy Daisy at Bradley Central
Ooltewah, Liberty Co. (FL) at Signal Mountain
McMinn Co., Farragut, East Hamilton at Walker Valley

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8
Boyd Buchanan at Silverdale
McCallie Invitational
Tullahoma Duals
Indian Classic (Dobyns Bennett)
Walsh Jesuit Ironman (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)
Baylor

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9
McCallie Invitational
Cleveland Duals
Goss Duals (East Ridge)
I-40 Clash (Stone Memorial)
Tullahoma Duals
Indian Classic (Dobyns Bennett)
Robbinsville Duals (NC)
Notre Dame
Walsh Jesuit Ironman (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)
Baylor
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Several Tennessee Graplers headed to Ironman…

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/11600455-all-the-ranked-wrestlers-headed-to-the-ironman-wrestling-tournament

Contenders. #5 JJ McComas, Stillwater, OK (Oklahoma State). #6 (120 lbs) Jayden Raney, Union County, KY

https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/11602301-potential-forrest-lilledahl-round-4-matchup-at-ironman-126-lbs&ct=ga&cd=CAEYASoUMTYzOTMyMzIxODgwOTI4MTg0ODYyGmQ4ODQ3ZGNkYWExYTg4NGU6Y29tOmVuOlVT&usg=AOvVaw2DJ9Qv_pZxnguGZkm-gBOj (https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/11602301-potential-forrest-lilledahl-round-4-matchup-at-ironman-126-lbs&ct=ga&cd=CAEYASoUMTYzOTMyMzIxODgwOTI4MTg0ODYyGmQ4ODQ3ZGNkYWExYTg4NGU6Y29tOmVuOlVT&usg=AOvVaw2DJ9Qv_pZxnguGZkm-gBOj)

SEEDS…

https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/11601287-ironman-wrestling-tournament-pre-seeds-released&ct=ga&cd=CAEYACoTNjM5Nzk4NzYwMzg1MzAwMTg0NjIaYWU0OGFkYzgyMzMxZDQ3Zjpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw0evfOny7dgsUiceOpvbKcO

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Partial Baylor Team Impressive…

The Southern Slam in Greenville, South Carolina.

Eight of ten who completed placed in the top 5 and the team came away with a 2nd place finish out of 50 teams. The Southern Slam is one of the toughest tournaments in the SE and includes state championships teams from South Carolina, Georgia, North Carolina, and Alabama. As the football players make their way back into the room, Baylor Wrestling will be a split squad next week as one group will travel to the Walsh Jesuit Ironman in Ohio and another group will compete at the McCallie Invite.

Results
Triston Mouton-DNP
Jacob Bond -3rd
Oliver Phillips- 5th
Mal Puckett- 3rd
Chase Hart – DNP
Matt Hart- 3rd
Nate Askew – 2nd
Titus Norman – 1st
Hunter Sturgill – 1st
Max Norman – 1st
Gilbert Stein – DNP

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Williamson Co. Coverage…

Spencer Kon, Independence

The senior 190-pounder won the Harpeth Invitational over the weekend with four wins, including a 5-3 decision against Kevin Shaw of Northwest in the final. The returning state medalist is 7-0 to start the year. He also claimed a pin over Ryan Derrick of Fairview in 1:40 in a 54-24 dual win over the Yellow Jackets last week. Teammate Riddeck Romano added a first-place finish at 144.

Aiden Elmore, Franklin

The senior stayed unbeaten and scored four wins to win the Harpeth Invitational. He stopped Fairview’s Scotty Henderson in 3:38 to win the tournament title after battling past Kolton Brown of Springfield, 1-0, in the semifinals. Elmore, a state qualifier last season, is 8-0 overall. Elmore also picked up a few pins against Page and Franklin Road Academy earlier in the week.

Jackson Ard, Brentwood

The junior is unbeaten through nine matches at heavyweight for the Bruins. He won the 44th Huntsville Invitational over the weekend with a pin at the 1:41 mark of the first period against Huntsville’s Zachary Teter. He won all seven matches in Huntsville by pin with his fastest fall coming in 18 seconds. None of his matches reached the second period at the tournament where the Bruins placed second overall. Ard also earned a couple pins earlier in the week.

Charles "Tre" McTorry, Nolensville

The senior wrestler at 175 pounds claimed a Stewart Schay Black Horse Invitational crown in Germantown after winning five matches over the weekend. The returning state finalist defeated defending Division II champion Drake Bowers of Christian Brothers in a primetime final with a 4-2 decision. McTorry, who is 10-1 on the year, had three pins and technical fall in his run to the tournament title as well. Teammate Brodie Melzoni was runner-up at the tournament at 157 helping the Knights finish fourth out of 28 teams. McTorry finished the week with two prior pins as well.

Brayden Leach, Summit

Leach, a junior, also claimed an individual title at the Stewart Schay Black Horse Invitational wrestling at 150 pounds. The returning state medalist needed just 37 seconds to pin Max Landrum of Rossview in the final. Leach stopped all five of his opponents by pin in a combined 6 minutes, 20 seconds at the tournament with four first-round falls, including a 31-second pin in the quarterfinals. Teammates Landon Desselle (145), Jarvis Little (132) and Peters Savarino (285) also won individual titles for the first-place Summit grapplers. Earlier in the week, Leach earned another pin early in the second period against Rockvale’s Gavin Cooley.

Taylor Parkhurst, Summit

The senior returning state qualifier won the Tullahoma Garner-Dyer Girls Invitational wrestling at 120 pounds. She recorded three pins en route to the title, including stopping Coffee County’s Jasmine Norris in 3:36 in the final. Earlier in the week, she also scored a pin earlier in the week against Rockvale and is off to a 6-0 start.

Olivia Johnson, Summit

Wrestling at 126 pounds, the sophomore Johnson needed just 2 minutes, 36 seconds over three matches to claim the 126-pound title at the Tullahoma Garner-Dyer Girls Invitational over the weekend. She stopped Rossview’s Elizabeth Nelson in the finals with her third pin coming in 1:07 against Yolanda Rodriguez-Weaser of Kirkwood. She won her opening match in 51 seconds by fall and needed just 38 seconds in the semifinals for another pin. Besides Parkhurst’s win, Samantha O’Leary (235) placed runner-up for the Spartans as the team was fifth out of 16 in the final team standings.
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The annual Bobby Bates wrestling tournament is set for Dec. 15-16

at Virginia-Wise's Prior Convocation Center. Event officials are expecting more than 40 teams to be in attendance.

Wrestling will start at noon on Friday and 8 a.m. o, Saturday.

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Franklin Co Coverage vs Shelbeville, Oakland, Moore County, Lawrence County …

Rebel wrestlers take on Shelbyville in road meet

SPORTS WRITER Sam Cowan
- Dec 5, 2023

Franklin County's Charley Evans pins her opponent to the mat in this file photo from earlier in the season. Evans picked up a pinfall victory for the 120-pound division in 3:47 during a meet Monday at Shelbyville Central High School.

File photo

The Franklin County High School boys and girls wrestling teams competed against the teams of Shelbyville Central Monday in a road meet.

The duals were split for the day with the Rebelettes winning their matchup while the Rebels took an overall loss on the boys side.

The Rebelettes picked up a 24-6 win in the girls portion of the meet with only one actual match being wrestled in the dual.

Charley Evans would pick up that lone victory on the mat for the Franklin County girls as she pinned her opponent in the 120-pound division in 3:47.

Alyssa Archer, Kaylee Coker and Julieta Garcia-Alonzo added forfeit victories to contribute six points each to the final point total.

In the boys half of the meet, the Rebels took a loss for their dual against the Golden Eagles by a score of 60-15.

The Rebels had two victories in active competition with Cristian Fravel picking up a pinfall victory for the 126-pound division in 2:27 and Cooper Stevens claiming a narrow 16-14 decision win in the 144-pound weight class.

Juan Hernandez also added a forfeit victory in the 132-pound division, but the rest of the points would be claimed by the hosting Golden Eagles.

The FCHS boys and girls wrestling teams will next compete Tuesday in a home meet against Moore County, Lawrence County and Oakland. The meet is scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.

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Clarksville

https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://clarksvillenow.com/local/west-creek-high-school-hosts-coyote-classic-boys-girls-wrestling-tournament/&ct=ga&cd=CAEYACoTODY5MjIxMDQ4NzcxNzMyNzM0NDIaNTA0MWI1YTEwOTE1MDQ1Yjpjb206ZW46VVM&usg=AOvVaw38tJtDR83cGbquwM9cbN20

Edited December 7, 2023 by soms2

soms2 · December 8, 2023

HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLINGedia.com

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Dobyns-Bennett coach Wes Idlette and wrestlers Garrett Crowder, Wyatt Rodgers, Jake Dempsey, Mason Jakob and assistant coach P.J. Ryan are pictured following the Indians’ strong showing at the Southern Slam tournament in Greenville, S.C.

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Dobyns-Bennett suffered a couple of key losses on its wrestling team, but the cupboard is far from bare.

Max Norman, a two-time state champion, and his younger brother, Titus, transferred to Chattanooga Baylor, a private school, but the Indians still look to be one of the top teams in the state.

Mason Jakob, a state champion at 113 last season, and Garrett Crowder, a state runner-up at 220, lead a Tribe team that also boasts state qualifiers Jake Dempsey, Bryce Pulitzer and Kennedy Watterson.

“We still look pretty good. We are similar to the team we had three, four years ago,” D-B coach Wes Idlette said. “We have a combination of veteran leadership and some talented youth. As we do every year, we have to piece these guys in the right position to maximize us to be successful.”

D-B is coming off a third-place finish in the state duals after avenging an earlier loss to Wilson Central. The Indians also placed fifth in the team standings at the individual championships.

“The yearly expectations for us are to win the region, win the section and make it to the state duals,” Idlette said. “We want to advance and place as high as we could. We did that last year and our kids realized we were one of the best teams in the state. We will see how we do with a target on our backs.”

The Indians romped to wins Tuesday against Morristown East and Morristown West. The lineup for those started with Bryson Church at the 106-pound weight class. Bradyn Davis competed at 113 and Quinn Vetter was at 120. The lighter classes included Derek Winseman at 126, Watterson at 132 and Pulitzer at 138.

Weight classes have changed over the last couple of years with Jon Cantu at 144, Andrew Weaver at 150, Christian Schmidt at 157 and Gavin Crowder at 165.

Jimmy Taylor was dominant in a pair of 175-pound matches. Dempsey has gone all the way from competing at 145 as a sophomore to winning matches at 190, as he did on Tuesday night. Branson Carswell, a standout linebacker on the football team, is showing tremendous talent on the mat at 215. Garrett Crowder has taken over the 285 spot.

D-B also had a strong showing last weekend at the Southern Slam tournament in South Carolina. Jakob was the winner at 120 and Garrett Crowder placed second at heavyweight.

The girls’ team has some standout talent as well. State qualifiers Shanyia Bond and Bailey Whitley, both seniors, lead the way. Bond is at 126 and Whitley competes at 107 and 114. Zoe Jackson at 120 and Isabella Perez at 145 could also make some noise.

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D-B will host the Indian Classic this weekend, and teams from Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama, West Virginia and Pennsylvania will be joining local squads in the competition.

Looking ahead to the rest of the season, the Indians don’t have to look far to see tough competition. They finished one spot ahead of rival Science Hill in last year’s state championships.

“We want our region to do well,” Idlette said. “When we look at last year’s state tournament, there were several wrestlers, not just at our school, who did well.

“Hopefully, the balance is starting to shift up our way and the state sees there’s talent up here and not just Chattanooga and Nashville.”

soms2 · December 16, 2023

10 Tennessean wrestlers listed in SI Rankings…

https://highschool.si.com/wrestling/2023/12/15/sblive-national-high-school-wrestling-rankings-12-15-2023

soms2 · December 19, 2023

Tennessee blood making noise…

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/11727882-2023-wrestling-collegiate-duals-results

soms2 · January 4

National Coverage on the Scuffle

Top 20 Team Standings

1 Stanford 153.5

2 Oklahoma 136

3 Indiana 134

4 Army 133

5 N. Colorado 110.5

6 Bucknell 106.5

7 Appalachian State 84

8 Chattanooga 63.5

9 ND State 53.5

10 Gardner-Webb 52.5

10 Little Rock 52.5

12 Clarion 28.5

13 Oklahoma State 19

14 Brown 18.5

14 Duke 18.5

14 The Citadel 18.5

17 Drexel 13

18 Davidson 12

19 CSU-Bakersfield 11.5

20 Virginia 5

Stanford wins Southern Scuffle title with 11 placewinners, four teams have two champions each

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JAN. 2, 2024, 10:01 P.M. (ET)

BY GARY ABBOTT, USA WRESTLING

Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma) takes down Kyle Haas (OSU) at Southern Scuffle. (Photo by Sam Janicki)

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Stanford won the Southern Scuffle team title without any individual champions, dropping all three finals bouts on Tuesday night. Runners-up for Stanford were Nico Provo (125), Jason Miranda (141) and Daniel Cardenas (157).

The Cardinal, which led throughout the two-day tournament, finished with 11 total placewinners, including two placers at both 157 pounds and 184 pounds.

Stanford finished with 153.5 points. Only three points separated the second-place through fourth-place teams. Oklahoma was runner-up with 136 points, Indiana was third with 134 points and Army West Point was fourth with 133 points. Northern Colorado came in fifth with 110.5 points.

Four teams finished with two individual champions, Indiana, Oklahoma, Indiana, Northern Colorado and Bucknell.

Oklahoma individual champions were Stephen Buchanan (197) and Josh Heindselman(285). Buchanan poured it on in a 16-1 technical fall over Kyle Haas of Oklahoma State. Heindselman defeated Dorian Crosby of Bucknell, 7-3 in the finals. By winning the last two finals, OU was able to slip into second place as a team.

Indiana champions were Dan Fongaro (141) and Graham Rooks (149). Fongaro beat Stanford’s Miranda, 6-4 in the finals, while Rooks scored a takedown in sudden victory to defeat Cody Bond of Appalachian State, 4-1.

Claiming titles for Northern Colorado were Stevo Poulin (125) and Vinny Zerban (157), both defeating Stanford opponents in the finals. Poulin stopped Provo, 6-5, while Zerban scored a takedown in sudden victory to defeat Cardenas, 8-5.

Bucknell champions were Kurt Phillips (133) and Noah Mulvaney (165). Phipps got an escape and riding time to defeat Dom Serrano of Northern Colorado, 2-0, while Mulvaney handled Army’s Gunner Filipowicz, 11-5.

Other individual champions were Ben Patrickof Army West Point (174) and Jha’quan Anderson of Gardner-Webb (184). Pasiuk got a medical forfeit in the finals against DJ Washington of Indiana. Anderson stopped Cameron Pine of Clarion, 4-2.

SOUTHERN SCUFFLE

At Chattanooga, Tenn.

Final results

125

1^st - Stevo Poulin (N. Colorado) dec. Nico Provo (Stanford), 6-5

3rd - Ethan Berginc (Army) dec. Chad Bellis (Appalachian State), 5-3

5th - Conrad Hendrikson (Oklahoma) dec. Blaine Frazier (Indiana), 7-1

7th - Charlie Farmer (Army) dec. Desmond Pleasant (Drexel), 8-3

133

1^st - Kurt Phipps (Bucknell) dec Dom Serrano (N. Colorado), 2-0

3rd - Nasir Bailey (Little Rock) maj dec. Blake Boarman (Chattanooga), 13-4

5th - Tyler Knox (Stanford) dec. Braden Basile (Army), 10-6

7th - Jace Koelzer (Oklahoma) forfeit Gabe Vidlak (Oklahoma)

141

1^st - Dan Fongaro (Indiana) dec. Jason Miranda (Stanford), 6-4

3rd - Isaiah Powe (Chattanooga) dec Riley Edwards (Appalachian State), 13-8

5th - Carter Schmidt (Oklahoma) pin Todd Carter (Gardner-Webb), 3:42

7th - Jacob Silka (The Citadel) maj. dec. Ian Oswalt (Brown), 11-3

149

1^st - Graham Rooks (Indiana) dec. Cody Bond (Appalachian State), 4-1 SV

3rd - Jaden Abas (Stanford) dec. Noah Castillo (Chattanooga), 4-1

5th - Zach Price (Gardner-Webb) dec. Jeremiah Price (Appalachian State), 4-2

7th - Thomas Deck (Army) pin Max Petersen (ND State), 2:15

157

1^st - Vinny Zerban (N. Colorado) dec. Daniel Cardenas (Stanford), 8-5, SV

3rd - Jared Hill (Oklahoma) dec. Nate Lukez (Army), 8-5 SV

5th - Zach Hanson (Stanford) dec. John Wiley (Oklahoma), 5-4

7th - Austin Paradice (Chattanooga) pin Gavin Cagle (Virginia), 1:16

165

1^st - Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell) dec. Gunner Filipowicz (Army), 11-5

3rd - Joey Bianchi (Little Rock) med. forfeit Tyler Lillard (Indiana)

5th - Hunter Garvin (Stanford) med forfeit Baylor Fernandes (N. Colorado)

7th Cael Carlson (Oklahoma) tech fall Drake Acklin (Appalachian State), 16-1 5:45

174

1^st - Ben Pasiuk (Army) med. forfeit DJ Washington (Indiana), 0:00

3rd - Gavin Sax (ND State) pin Tate Piklo (Oklahoma), 4:46

5th - Luke Uliano (Appalachian State) disq. Lorenzo Norman (Stanford)

7th - Travis Mastrogiovanni (N. Colorado) dec. Gerrit Nijenhuis (Oklahoma), 4-3

184

1^st - Jha'quan Anderson (Gardner-Webb) dec. Cameron Pine (Clarion), 4-2

3rd Roman Rogotzke (Indiana) pin Mikey Bartush (Bucknell), 3:17

5th Giuseppe Hoose (Oklahoma) maj. dec. Jack Darrah (Stanford), 11-2

7th Aidan Brenot (ND State) med forfeit Abe Wojcikiewicz (Stanford)

197

1^st - Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma) tech fall Kyle Haas (Oklahoma State), 16-1, 5:30

3rd - Nick Stemmet (Stanford) maj. dec. Gabe Sollars (Indiana), 12-2

5th - Xavier Vasquez (N. Colorado) dec. Logan Deacetis (Bucknell), 2-0

7th Noah Pettigrew (N. Colorado) dec. Thomas Godbee (Army), 9-4

285

1^st - Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) dec. Dorian Crosby (Bucknell), 7-3

3rd - Lucas Stoddard (Army) pin Peter Ming (Stanford), 0:54

5th - Juan Mora (Oklahoma) dec. Jacob Sartorio (Appalachian State), 4-1 SV

7th - Josiah Hill (Little Rock) tech fall Connor Barket (Duke), 17-2 5:29

Semifinal results

125 pounds

No. 1 Nico Provo (Stanford) maj. dec. No. 5 Conrad Hendrikson (Oklahoma), 8-0

No. 2 Stevo Poulin (N. Colorado) maj. dec. Chad Bellis (Appalachian State), 15-2

133 pounds

No. 4 Dom Serrano (N. Colorado) dec. No. 1 Nasir Bailey (Little Rock), 5-3

No. 3 Kurt Phipps (Bucknell) dec. Blake Boarman (Chattanooga), 8-3

141 pounds

No. 1 Dan Fongaro (Indiana) dec. No. 4 Isaiah Powe (Chattanooga) , 11-6

No. 2 Jason Miranda (Stanford) maj. dec. Riley Edwards (Appalachian State), 10-1

149 pounds

No. 4 Cody Bond (Appalachian State) pin No. 1 Jaden Abas (Stanford), 4:57

No. 3 Graham Rooks (Indiana) dec. No. 2 Noah Castillo (Chattanooga)

157 pounds

No. 1 Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) dec. No. 4 Nate Lukez (Army), 9-3

No. 2 Vinny Zerban (N. Colorado) dec. No. 6 Jared Hill (Oklahoma), 4-3

165 pounds

Gunner Filipowicz (Army) pin Joey Bianchi (Little Rock), 8:03

No. 2 Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell) dec. No. 6 Tyler Lillard (Indiana), 4-1

174 pounds

No. 1 DJ Washington (Indiana) dec. No. 4 Tate Picklo (Oklahoma), 12-3

No. 2 Ben Pasiuk (Army) dec. No. 3 Lorenzo Norman (Stanford), 10-6

184 pounds

No. 4 Jha'quan Anderson (Gardner-Webb) dec. No. 1 Giuseppe Hoose (Oklahoma), 4-2

No. 3 Cameron Pine (Clarion) maj dec. No. 2 Roman Rogotzke (Indiana), 14-6

197 pounds

No. 1 Stephen Buchanan (Oklahoma) maj. dec. No. 4 Gabe Sollars (Indiana), 13-3

No. 3 Kyle Haas (Oklahoma State) dec. No. 2 Nick Stemmet (Stanford), 7-4

285 pounds

No. 1 Josh Heindselman (Oklahoma) dec. No. 4 Lucas Stoddard (Army), 2-1

No. 3 Dorian Crosby (Bucknell) maj. dec. Peter Ming (Stanford), 11-2

https://www.themat.com/news/2024/january/02/stanford-wins-southern-scuffle-title-with-11-placewinners-four-teams-have-two-champions-each

also…

https://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2024/jan/02/utc-wrestler-noah-castillo-finds-success-tfp/

Edited January 4 by soms2

soms2 · January 8