———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Hundley, Bobby <hundley@email.unc.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 5:56 PM
Subject: No. 18 Tar Heels Top Appalachian State, 24-12
To:
WRESTLING
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
NOVEMBER 29, 2015
CONTACT: Bobby Hundley, bhundley@unc.edu
CHAPEL HILL — Bonus point wins from Evan Henderson, Alex Utley and Chip Ness powered No. 18 North Carolina to a 24-12 victory over in-state foe Appalachian State Sunday afternoon at Carmichael Arena. Henderson recorded his 38th career pin to move into a tie for fourth in school history as the Tar Heels improved to 4-1 in duals this year.
Appalachian State (3-1) jumped out to an early 6-0 lead thanks to wins at 125 and 133. Vito Pasone topped Tyrone Klump 9-3 before Jacob Grigg’s last-second reversal lifted him past A.C. Headlee.
Henderson needed just 2:07 to put Michael Longo on his back at 141, as the redshirt senior evened the dual at 6. Henderson now has 109 career wins, tied with Justin Dobies for seventh in program history.
Christian Barber gave UNC its first lead of the day with a 3-1 decision over Matt Zovistoski at 149. The bout was even at 1 after two periods and headed for overtime before Barber scored a takedown in the final 10 seconds to secure the decision.
Robert Henderson and Ethan Ramos gave Carolina some breathing room with wins at the middle weights. Henderson landed a takedown and added a four-point near fall in the third period to win 11-6 at 157 before Ramos outlasted Forrest Przybysz 8-6 at 165.
Appalachian State got back on the board at 174 when Nick Kee beat John Michael Staudenmayer 5-3, but the Tar Heels put the dual away with bonus point wins in the next two bouts.
Redshirt senior Utley used a seven-point sequence in the third period to score a major decision against Taylor Jackson at 184. With the match tied at 1, Utley escaped, landed a takedown and then got four back points in less than 10 seconds. The redshirt senior added another late takedown to win 10-2 and notch the major decision.
Ness was dominant at 197 against Tyler Radford. The sophomore almost got a pin late in the first period before two more four-point near falls in the second saw the bout stopped after 4:38 with Ness up 18-1.
No. 12 Denzel Dejournette took the final match of the day at 285, beating Cory Daniel 9-2.
Carolina will be off next week for final exams before returning to the mat on Dec. 12 against Army West Point in Brooklyn, New York.
No. 18 North Carolina 24, Appalachian State 12
125: Vito Pasone (ASU) dec. Tyrone Klump (UNC), 9-3 – ASU leads 3-0
133: Jacob Grigg (ASU) dec. A.C. Headlee (UNC), 10-9 – ASU leads 6-0
141: #7 Evan Henderson (UNC) fall Michael Longo (ASU), 2:07 – Tied 6-6
149: Christian Barber (UNC) dec. Matt Zovistoski (ASU), 3-1 – UNC leads 9-6
157: Robert Henderson (UNC) dec. David Peters-Logue (ASU), 11-6 – UNC leads 12-6
165: #5 Ethan Ramos (UNC) dec. Forrest Przybysz (ASU), 8-6, UNC leads 15-6
174: Nick Kee (ASU) dec. John Michael Staudenmayer (UNC), 5-3 – UNC leads 15-9
184: Alex Utley (UNC) maj. dec. Taylor Jackson (ASU), 10-2 – UNC leads 19-9
197: Chip Ness (UNC) tech fall Tyler Radford (ASU), 18-1, 4:38 – UNC leads 24-9
285: #12 Denzel Dejournette (ASU) dec. Cory Daniel (UNC), 9-2 – UNC wins 24-12
Bobby Hundley
Assistant Director, UNC Athletic Communications
bhundley@unc.edu
919-843-5678 (O)
919-428-0893 (M)
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Chad Beyler <beyler2@illinois.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 5:45 PM
Subject: @IlliniWrestling Earn Trio of Victories in New York
To:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sunday, November 29, 2015
SID Contact: Chad Beyler (O: 217.300.1449; C: 217.493.3777 or beyler2@illinois.edu)
Link: fightingillini.com/news/2015/11/29/WREST_1129151503.aspx
FIGHTING ILLINI WRESTLING
@IlliniWrestling Earn Trio of Victories in New York
Illini Improve to 8-0 on the Season
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – The Fighting Illini swept the three duals today in New York as they beat Maryland (34-9) and Drexel (31-9) convincingly at Madison Square Garden before outlasting No. 25 Princeton 20-15 at the New York Athletic Club.
Against Maryland, true freshman Francis Edelen opened the scoring with his first career victory at Illinois. The Oak Forest native claimed a hard-fought victory over Jhared Simmons, coming back from down 6-4 in the 3rd period to earn the 8-6 decision.
“Francis has competed hard in every match he’s wrestled this year,” said Coach Heffernan. “He fought hard and gave himself some chances to score. He did a great job.”
Coach Heffernan’s top wrestlers again led the way with dominating performances against Maryland. Zane Richards accelerated the Illini’s advantage to 9-0 with a pin at 133 pounds (4:20), his second of the season. With the lead at 12-3, No. 1 Isaiah Martinez dominated #16 Louis Mascola with a 24-5 technical fall, before Brunson sealed the victory with his fifth pin in six matches this season. Maryland closed the gap with a pin at 184, but Andre Lee’s first tech fall of the season paired with a 6-1 decision by Brooks Black finalized the 34-9 victory.
“Zane {Richards}’s looked really good so far but needs to be consistent for a full season,” said Heffernan. “He had a good summer and fall and keeps getting better.”
In the second dual at Madison Square Garden, the Orange and Blue fell behind 3-0, but quickly regained control as Zane Richards improved to 7-0 on the season with a 15-6 major decision. The Fighting Illini put some distance between them and the Dragons when Brock Ervin earned a 16-0 tech fall and Martinez pinned Mike Comunale to extend the lead out to 15-6. Rodrigues, Koepke, Lee, and Black combined for 16 points to seal the 31-9 victory over Drexel.
In their final dual meet of the day, The Illini came back from a 9-5 deficit to defeat No. 25 Princeton XX-XX at the New York Athletic Club. After dropping three of the four bouts to start the match, Isaiah Martinez turned the tide with a 19-4 technical fall. Veterans Rodrigues, Brunson, and Koepke combined for 10 points to pull away from the Tigers 20-9. Princeton won two decisions to end the match, but the Illini came away victorious 20-15.
“Princeton is a very solid team and we knew they would be our biggest challenge today,” explained Heffernan. “We need to work in a lot of things still. We got beat to the punch in a few matches and didn’t do anywhere enough offense in some other matches when we were behind.”
Illinois defeated Maryland 34-9
125 – Francis Edelen (Illinois) over Jhared Simmons (Maryland) Dec 8-6
133 – Zane Richards (Illinois) over Tyler Goodwin (Maryland) Fall 4:20
141 – Brock Ervin (Illinois) over Alfred Bannister (Maryland) Dec 3-2
149 – Wade Hodges (Maryland) over Kyle Langenderfer (Illinois) Dec 3-1
157 – Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) over Louis Mascola (Maryland) TF 24-5
165 – Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) over Brendan Burnham (Maryland) Dec 13-8
174 – Zac Brunson (Illinois) over Josh Snook (Maryland) Fall 3:22
184 – Jaron Smith (Maryland) over Jeffrey Koepke (Illinois) Fall 4:14
197 – Andre Lee (Illinois) over Sean Twigg (Maryland) TF 18-3
285 – Brooks Black (Illinois) over Youssif Hemida (Maryland) Dec 6-1
Illinois defeated Drexel 31-9
125 – Zachary Fuentes (Drexel) over Francis Edelen (Illinois) Dec 6-0
133 – Zane Richards (Illinois) over David Pearce (Drexel) Maj 15-6
141 – Brock Ervin (Illinois) over Anthony Canfora (Drexel) TF 17-0
149 – Matthew Cimato (Drexel) over Kyle Langenderfer (Illinois) Dec 3-2
157 – Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) over Michael Comunale (Drexel) Fall 1:49
165 – Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) over Austin Rose (Drexel) Maj 17-4
174 – Nicholas Elmer (Drexel) over Emory Parker (Illinois) Dec 7-3
184 – Jeffrey Koepke (Illinois) over Stephen Loiseau (Drexel) Inj 4:11
197 – Andre Lee (Illinois) over Nezar Haddad (Drexel) Dec 4-1
285 – Brooks Black (Illinois) over Joseph Goodhart (Drexel) Dec 6-1
Illinois defeated Princeton 20-15
125 – Pat D’Arcy (Princeton) over Francis Edelen (Illinois) Dec 2-1
133 – Zane Richards (Illinois) over Trey Aslanian (Princeton) TF 25-10
141 – Jordan Laster (Princeton) over Brock Ervin (Illinois) Dec 5-2
149 – Chris Perez (Princeton) over Kyle Langenderfer (Illinois) Dec 11-8
157 – Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) over Francesco Fabozzi (Princeton) TF 17-2
165 – Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) over Judd Ziegler (Princeton) Dec 14-3
174 – Zac Brunson (Illinois) over Jonathan Shleifer (Princeton) Dec 12-7
184 – Jeffrey Koepke (Illinois) over Abram Ayala (Princeton) Dec 6-3
197 – Brett Harner (Princeton) over Andre Lee (Illinois) Dec 3-2
285 – Ray O’Donnell (Princeton) over Brooks Black (Illinois) Dec 4-3
—
Chad Beyler
Athletics Communication Intern
Division of Intercollegiate Athletics | University of Illinois
SID Contact: Men’s & Women’s Track/XC, Wrestling, Assistant Volleyball
Office: 217-300-1449 | Cell: 217-493-3777
beyler2@illinois.edu
UNCATEGORIZED
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
NOVEMBER 30, 2015 LEAVE A COMMENT EDIT
For Immediate Release | Nov. 29, 2015 | Contact: Taylor Miller (taylor.miller11@okstate.edu)
Cowboys Bury the Gophers, 20-17
STILLWATER – No. 4 Oklahoma State wrestling notched its second win of the weekend, defeating No. 18 Minnesota, 20-17, in its home opener at Gallagher-Iba Arena on Sunday.
The Cowboys and Golden Gophers split the dual, winning five matches each. It was the Cowboys’ two bonus-point wins coming at critical times that lifted the Pokes to their first win over the Gophers since 2012.
“In tough matches bonus points are always the key, like when (Alex) Dieringer went out and got the tech. Then, I liked the way (Kyle) Crutchmer started his match in on the legs, and came back late in the first period with a lateral drop,” coach John Smith said. “I think the more exciting thing is once you put people to their back, hold them there, and get the pin. That’s what he did in a time that we needed him.”
Fifth-ranked Eddie Klimara went 2-0 on the weekend as he started Sunday’s dual with a win for the Pokes with an 8-2 decision over Skyler Petry. The Cowboy recorded three takedowns to separate himself from the Gopher and give OSU a 3-0 lead.
Minnesota picked up a major decision at 133 pounds, swinging the team score in favor of the Golden Gophers, 4-3.
At 141 pounds, Dean Heil came out victorious in a top-10 matchup. Ranked No. 1 in the nation, Heil took out No. 9 Tommy Thorn in a 7-3 decision, picking up three takedowns and an escape. Heil improves to 6-0 on the season.
“It was a good match,” Heil said. “A lot of people were hyping up the match, but every match is the same in my opinion. Whether he’s ranked or not, or how high or low. It felt good to get the win.”
The Cowboys dropped a heartbreaker at 149 pounds as Minnesota’s Jake Short edged out No. 8 Anthony Collica, 2-1. Each wrestler tallied an escape to tie the score 2-2 in the third period. Collica called an injury timeout after an attempt at a takedown, giving Short the option to take the bottom position and score an escape with less than 30 seconds left to knock off the Cowboy, 2-1.
Minnesota picked up another decision at 157 pounds to give Minnesota a 10-6 lead.
Two consecutive bonus-point wins from the Cowboys gave them a lead that they maintained throughout the dual.
Alex Dieringer was on the mat for 4:13, before ending his match in an 18-1 technical fall and adding five points to the team score. No. 1 Dieringer picked up three takedowns and three four-point nearfalls, while giving up only one point to Minnesota’s Brandon Krone at 165 pounds.
Kyle Crutchmer added to the Cowboys’ comeback effort as he was ready to go at the whistle. Late in the first period, Crutchmer hit a huge lateral drop that put Jordan Rothers to his back and seconds later was awarded the pin.
“I think that’s the first pin I’ve ever had in Gallagher,” Crutchmer said. “It was exciting and I want to do anything I can to help this team win. Being behind Alex (Dieringer) is nice and helps a lot. Sometimes you just train so hard that good things happen.”
Winning the final bout for the Pokes was Nolan Boyd at 184 pounds, who defeated Chris Pfarr, 4-1. Boyd notched the loan takedown of the match in the first period and rode out the Gopher for the remainder of the period. Boyd only gave up an escape, which was in the third period.
Jordan Rogers got the nod at 197 pounds and faced No. 6 Brett Pfarr. The Cowboy fell in a major decision, 16-5.
With the Cowboys leading 20-14, the dual came down to heavyweight, where Austin Schafer was bumped up to go head to head with No. 9 Michael Kroells. The Cowboy, who gave up 65 pounds to the Gopher, fought off Kroells and picked up a takedown in the third period, but it was not enough as Schafer dropped an 8-3 match; however, the Oklahoma State went on to win the dual 20-17.
The Cowboys return to Gallagher-Iba Arena on Dec. 6 to face No. 8 North Carolina State at 2 p.m.
No. 4 Oklahoma State 20, No. 18 Minnesota 17
Nov. 29, 2015 :: Stillwater, Okla. (Gallagher-Iba Arena) :: Attendance – 3,262
125: No. 5 Eddie Klimara (OSU) dec. Skyler Petry (MINN), 8-2
133: Sam Brancale (MINN) MD Gary Wayne Harding (OSU), 16-2
141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) dec. No. 9 Tommy Thorn (MINN), 7-3
149: Jake Short (MINN) dec. No. 8 Anthony Collica (OSU), 2-1
157: Brandon Kingsley (MINN) dec. No. 14 Chance Marsteller (OSU), 3-2
165: No. 1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) TF5 Brandon Krone (MINN), 18-1, 4:13
174: No. 3 Kyle Crutchmer (OSU) fall Jordan Rothers (MINN), 2:58
184: Nolan Boyd (OSU) dec. Chris Pfarr (MINN), 4-1
197: No. 6 Brett Pfarr (MINN) MD Jordan Rogers (OSU), 16-5
285: No. 9 Michael Kroells (MINN) dec. Austin Schafer (OSU), 8-3
UNCATEGORIZED
COLLEGE SPORTS
NOVEMBER 30, 2015 LEAVE A COMMENT EDIT
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Brewer, Christopher J <christopher-brewer@hawkeyesports.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 4:04 PM
Subject: Iowa Wrestling recap — Hawkeyes Finish Strong, Dominate Iowa State 33-6
To:
Correction to previous box score included: Tanner Weatherman dec. Patrick Rhoads, 10-9
University of Iowa Wrestling
Athletic Communications Contact: Chris Brewer
Hawkeyes Finish Strong, Dominate Iowa State
Second-ranked Iowa wins 12th in a row against Iowa State, 33-6,
AMES, Iowa — The second-ranked University of Iowa wrestling team defeated No. 17 Iowa State, 33-6, on Sunday afternoon at Hilton Coliseum in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series.
The Hawkeyes dominated the top position and overcame a slow start to win for the 12th consecutive time in the series and retain possession of the Dan Gable Traveling Trophy.
The Hawkeyes dominated the home team in the final five bouts, scoring 26 of the final 28 takedowns and closing the dual with five straight wins, including two major decisions and two falls.
Sammy Brooks built a 22-8 lead before turning Dane Pestano at 6:45 for his third fall of the season at 184, and Sam Stoll made his Cy-Hawk debut with a pin in 3:30 against Quean Smith at 285.
Nathan Burak totaled nine takedowns in his 22-8 dismantling of Duke Egli at 197, and Thomas Gilman, typically Iowa’s leadoff man, closed the dual with a 12-3 major decision against Kyle Larson at 125.
That action happened on the heels of a first half that saw Iowa State hold an 8-5 advantage in takedowns. UI head coach Tom Brands said there were no philosophical changes made at the break, but rather the usual narrative.
“You get to the first takedown and you get to the point where your third period is stronger quicker,” Brands said. “That’s where you really start to control matches. We have to use the first period and a good philosophy there is when a guy’s done with the first period he feels like he’s been through an entire match, and that doesn’t happen by just going through the first period.
“You have to work hard and it’s not easy to do. There’s no shortcut to get to guys in the first period. You have to realize it’s hard work and you have to buy into it. The other thing is you don’t stay stagnant either, so you have to give these guys some credit.”
The Hawkeyes wrestled 19 minutes before scoring their first takedown. The dual was tied 3-3 when Brandon Sorensen got to the legs of 15th-ranked Gabe Moreno in the third period at 149. Sorensen piled on three takedowns in the final 1:24 and used two nearfall points to win, 11-3.
It was Iowa’s second of three wins against top 20 wrestlers. Fourth-ranked Alex Meyer scored a pair of takedowns and rode No. 13 Lelund Weatherspoon for three and one-half minutes to win 7-1 at 174, and second-ranked Cory Clark opened the dual with a 9-2 win against No. 7 Earl Hall at 133.
It was Clark’s fifth win in five career meetings with Hall, and this one came without a takedown. Clark trailed 2-0 in the opening minute before scoring the final nine points with a pair of escapes and six nearfall points.
“You have to realize that this is a style that we’re going to see a lot,” said Brands. “Guys are holding points and working hard to stay in the center of the mat, so it’s not something where you can go out there and let your opponent dictate the pace. That was an issue.”
Iowa led 10-6 at intermission behind Clark, Sorensen, and Edwin Cooper, Jr.’s 6-2 win at 157. Iowa State’s only victories were decisions at 141 and 165. Logan Ryan lost 6-1 to Dante Rodriguez, and Patrick Rhoads fell 10-9 to No. 11 Tanner Weatherman at 165.
“It seems like the theme here is we were slow starters for the first five weights, but give these guys credit for outscoring heavy in the third period,” Brands said. “We want to own the third period. We want to own the second period. We want to own the first period. We’re greedy.”
The Hawkeyes return to the mat Friday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. (CT) when South Dakota State visits Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Tickets are available at the UI Athletics Tickets over the phone at 800-IA-HAWKS or online at hawkeyesports.com.
NOTES: Attendance was 5,612… Iowa retains possession of the Dan Gable Trophy… the Hawkeyes have won 12 straight in the series, including the last six meetings since the inception of the traveling trophy… Tom Brands is 11-0 against the Cyclones… Iowa owns a 9-4 advantage in the 2015-16 Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series.
#2 IOWA 33, #17 Iowa State 6
133 – #2 Cory Clark (IA) dec. #7 Earl Hall (ISU), 9-2; 3-0
141 – Dante Rodriguez (ISU) dec. Logan Ryan (IA), 6-2; 3-3
149 – #3 Brandon Sorensen (IA) major dec. #15 Gabe Moreno (ISU), 11-3; 7-3
157 – Edwin Cooper, Jr. (IA) dec. Renaldo Rodriguez (ISU), 6-2; 10-3
165 – #11 Tanner Weatherman (ISU) dec. Patrick Rhoads (IA), 10-9; 10-6
174 – #4 Alex Meyer (IA) dec. #14 Lelund Weatherspoon (ISU), 7-1; 13-6
184 – #12 Sammy Brooks (IA) pinned Dane Pestano (ISU), 6:45; 19-6
197 – #4 Nathan Burak (IA) major dec. Luke Egli (ISU), 22-8; 23-6
285 – Sam Stoll (IA) pinned Quean Smith (ISU), 3:30; 29-6
125 – #2 Thomas Gilman (IA) major dec. Kyle Larson (ISU), 12-3; 33-6
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Jake Ricker <rick0127@umn.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 3:09 PM
Subject: Wrestling: Cowboys Hang on to Edge Gophers, 20-17
To: Jake Ricker <rick0127@umn.edu>
Contact
Jake Ricker
rick0127@umn.edu
(612) 625-4802
Cowboys Hang on to Edge Gophers, 20-17
With Minnesota and Oklahoma State splitting 10 matches, bonus points made the difference in Sunday’s result
The 21st-ranked Gophers headed to Stillwater this weekend, where No. 3 Oklahoma State waited at Gallagher-Iba Arena to renew what has become one of the nation’s most-celebrated non-conference wrestling rivalries. Minnesota looked tough against the favored Cowboys on Sunday, splitting the meet’s 10 matches and scoring consecutive upsets at 149 and 157 pounds, but bonus points in back-to-back bouts later in the dual made the difference as OSU held on to defeat Minnesota, 20-17. The Gophers are now 4-4 after wrestling a program-record eight duals this November.
The Gophers built a 10-6 lead midway through the dual, powered by a major decision from Sam Brancale at 133 pounds and consecutive upsets from Jake Short and Brandon Kingsley. Short’s 2-1 victory over No. 8 Anthony Collica and Kingsley’s 3-2 decision over No. 14 Chance Marstellar were the first victories over ranked opponents for both wrestlers this season.
In Short’s case, Sunday’s win also marked his first dual match of the season after missing several weeks with an injury suffered at the season-opening Daktronics Open. Coincidentally, injuries played a role in his match with Collica on Sunday. With the score tied at one and less than 30 seconds remaining, Collica had to request injury time for what appeared to be an ankle issue. Following that timeout, Short was awarded his choice of position, giving him the opportunity to score a late escape and take the match.
Following those upsets, Oklahoma State sent its two highest-ranked wrestlers to compete in the next two matches, and both backed up their national rankings with strong performances. First, two-time defending NCAA champion and the nation’s top-ranked 165-pounder, Alex Dieringer, defeated Brandon Krone by technical fall. It was a tough draw for Krone, who was making his career dual debut on Sunday afternoon, becoming the sixth Gopher to do so in the team’s first eight duals this season. In the next contest, No. 3 Kyle Crutchmer turned a big lateral drop into a pin against Jordon Rothers in the closing seconds of the first period. Those results, and the five combined bonus points they produced, turned a 10-6 Gopher lead into a 17-10 deficit, a gap that ultimately proved too much to overcome.
Following a 4-1 decision for Nolan Boyd over Chris Pfarr at 184, which gave the Pokes a 20-10 lead, No. 6 Brett Pfarr and No. 9 Michael Kroells earned a major decision and a decision, respectively, taking a significant bite out of the OK State lead but leaving the Gophers a few points short of the victory.
Kroells was scheduled to take part in one of the afternoon’s two headline matches against No. 4 Austin Marsden but, following a flagrant misconduct call during Oklahoma State’s dual on Friday night, Marsden was ineligible for Sunday’s dual. Kroells instead wrestled Austin Schafer and took a 7-3 decision.
The other premier match went on as scheduled, with No. 9 Tommy Thorn challenging No. 1 Dean Heil at 141. Thorn wrestled tough against Heil, but dropped his third match of the season, a 7-3 decision. All three of Thorn’s losses have come by decision against opponents ranked in the top-five nationally.
Sunday’s defeat snapped the Gophers’ three-match winning streak in their series against the Cowboys, though Minnesota has still won four of the last six. Sunday was also the first time Oklahoma State knocked off Minnesota in Stillwater since the 2011-12 season. The three-point margin made the dual the third straight between the two teams settled by four points or fewer.
Minnesota will take a brief break from its dual schedule this week to defend its title against a nationally elite field at the Cliff Keen Invitational in Las Vegas, Nev. The two-day tournament will begin this Friday and wrap up on Saturday.
Match Results
125: No. 5 Eddie Klimara (OSU) dec Skyler Petry (Minn), 8-2 / Minnesota 0 – Oklahoma State 3
133: Sam Brancale (Minn) maj dec Gary Wayne Harding (OSU), 16-2 / Minnesota 4 – Oklahoma State 3
141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) dec No. 9 Tommy Thorn (Minn), 7-3 / Minnesota 4 – Oklahoma State 6
149: Jake Short (Minn) dec No. 8 Anthony Collica (OSU), 2-1 / Minnesota 7 – Oklahoma State 6
157: Brandon Kingsley (Minn) dec No. 14 Chance Marstellar (OSU), 3-2 / Minnesota 10 – Oklahoma State 6
165: No. 1 Alex Dieringer (OSU) tech fall Brandon Krone (Minn), 18-1 / Minnesota 10 – Oklahoma State 11
174: No. 3 Kyle Crutchmer (OSU) fall (2:58) Jordon Rothers (Minn) / Minnesota 10 – Oklahoma State 17
184: Nolan Boyd (OSU) dec Chris Pfarr (Minn), 4-1 / Minnesota 10 – Oklahoma State 20
197: No. 6 Brett Pfarr (Minn) maj dec Jordan Rogers (OSU) / Minnesota 14 – Oklahoma State 20
285: No. 9 Michael Kroells (Minn) dec Austin Schafer (OSU), 7-3 / Minnesota 17 – Oklahoma State 20
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Nebraska Wrestling <mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 2:21 PM
Subject: Article: Huskers Win Both Duals in Grapple at the Garden
To: dawvoice3@gmail.com
To ensure delivery to your inbox, please add us to your address book.
Click here to view as a web page.
Junior Tim Lambert (125) won both of his matches on Sunday.
Courtesy Scott Bruhn/Nebraska Communications
Junior Tim Lambert (125) won both of his matches on Sunday.
Huskers Win Both Duals in Grapple at the Garden
Courtesy NU Athletic Communications
Sun, November 29, 2015
New York, N.Y. – The No. 5 Nebraska wrestling team (6-0) defeated No. 7 Cornell and Princeton in the Grapple at the Garden (Madison Square Garden) on Sunday.
The Huskers opened the day with a 21-14 triumph over Cornell. No. 13 Anthony Abidin (141) and No. 5 Jake Sueflohn (149) provided bonus points in helping NU build an 18-4 lead after six bouts. Abidin earned a technical fall over Mark Grey, while Sueflohn won by major decision against Joey Galasso.
No. 12 Tim Lambert (125) got the Huskers started on the right note with a 6-4 decision over 18th-ranked Dalton Macri. No. 4 Austin Wilson (165) also topped a ranked opponent with his 2-0 win over 10th-ranked Duke Pickett. No. 11 Tyler Berger (157) and No. 15 Aaron Studebaker (197) added wins against Cornell.
No. 7 TJ Dudley (184) suffered his first loss of the season against top-ranked Gabe Dean, 11-3. No. 15 Micah Barnes (174) and No. 10 Eric Montoya (133) also lost to top-five opponents. Barnes fell to No. 2 Brian Realbuto and Montoya dropped a major decision to No. 4 Nahshon Garrett. In the final bout, No. 13 Collin Jensen (HWT) lost to Jeramy Sweaney, 5-2.
Against Princeton, the Huskers won the first two matches and six overall to tame the Tigers, 21-12. Barnes won his third match against a ranked opponent this season in his 7-4 victory over 11th-ranked Jonathan Schleifer at 174 pounds. Wilson (165) won by technical fall and Montoya (133) won by major decision to add bonus points for the Huskers.
Lambert (125) and Berger (157) added decisions, while Dudley (184) won by sudden victory-1 against No. 10 Abram Ayala. Abidin (141), Sueflohn (149) and Jensen (HWT) each lost by decision, while Derek White (197) fell in sudden victory-1 against No. 10 Brett Harner.
The Huskers open their Big Ten dual campaign in two weeks on the road. NU faces Maryland on Friday, Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. (CT) and Rutgers on Saturday, Dec. 12 at noon. Both duals will be streamed on BTN Plus (subscription required).
#5 Nebraska 21, #7 Cornell 14
Sunday, Nov. 29, 2015
Grapple at the Garden
Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)
Results
125: #12 Tim Lambert (NEB) dec. #18 Dalton Macri (CORN), 6-4 (NEB 3, CORN 0)
133: #4 Nahshon Garrett (CORN) major dec. #10 Eric Montoya (NEB), 11-3 (CORN 4, NEB 3)
141: #13 Anthony Abidin (NEB) tech. fall Mark Grey (CORN), 23-5 (NEB 8, CORN 4)
149: #5 Jake Sueflohn (NEB) major dec. Joey Galasso (CORN), 12-4 (NEB 12, CORN 4)
157: #11 Tyler Berger (NEB) dec. Chris Dowdy (CORN), 11-4 (NEB 15, CORN 4)
165: #4 Austin Wilson (NEB) dec. #10 Duke Pickett (CORN), 2-0 (NEB 18, CORN 4)
174: #2 Brian Realbuto (CORN) dec. #15 Micah Barnes (NEB), 9-6 (NEB 18, CORN 7)
184: #1 Gabe Dean (CORN) major dec. #7 TJ Dudley (NEB), 11-3 (NEB 18, CORN 11)
197: #15 Aaron Studebaker (NEB) tiebreaker-1 Jake Taylor (CORN), 3-2 (NEB 21, CORN 11)
HWT: Jeramy Sweaney (CORN) dec. #13 Collin Jensen (NEB), 5-2 (NEB 21, CORN 14)
#5 Nebraska 21, Princeton 12
Sunday, Nov. 29, 2015
Grapple at the Garden
Madison Square Garden (New York, N.Y.)
Results
125: #12 Tim Lambert (NEB) dec. Pat D’Arcy (PRIN), 3-1 (NEB 3, PRIN 0)
133: #10 Eric Montoya (NEB) major dec. Trey Aslanian (PRIN), 17-5 (NEB 7, PRIN 0)
141: Jordan Laster (PRIN) dec. #13 Anthony Abidin (NEB), 2-1 (NEB 7, PRIN 3)
149: Chris Perez (PRIN) dec. #5 Jake Sueflohn (NEB), 12-10 (NEB 7, PRIN 6)
157: #11 Tyler Berger (NEB) dec. Francesco Fabozzi (PRIN), 10-3 (NEB 10, PRIN 6)
165: #4 Austin Wilson (NEB) tech. fall Judd Ziegler (PRIN), 16-1 (NEB 15, PRIN 6)
174: #15 Micah Barnes (NEB) dec. #11 Jonathan Schleifer (PRIN), 7-4 (NEB 18, PRIN 6)
184: #7 TJ Dudley (NEB) sudden victory-1 #10 Abram Ayala (PRIN), 7-5 (NEB 21, PRIN 6)
197: #10 Brett Harner (PRIN) sudden victory-1 Derek White (NEB), 3-1 (NEB 21, PRIN 9)
HWT: Ray O”Donnell (PRIN) dec. #13 Collin Jensen (NEB), 5-4 (NEB 21, PRIN 12)
Click here to view as a web page.
To remove your e-mail address from our mailing list, please click on Customer Care and select Remove From Mailing List from the Area of Interest list and specify your e-mail address. Note: This does not apply to opt-in e-mail. To modify your opt-in e-mail deliveries, log in to the site and modify your preferences. Customer Care
NeuLion
800 Central Park Drive
Sanford, FL 32771
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Molly Sweeney (215) 895-2084
November 29, 2015
Wrestling Defeats No. 20 Northwestern, Falls to No. 12 Illinois at Grapple at the Garden
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The Drexel wrestling team earned its first win over a nationally ranked team this season as it defeated No. 20 Northwestern by criteria, 21-20. Matthew Cimato was awarded Outstanding Wrestler honors after he defeated both the top-ranked 149 pounder in the country in Jason Tsirtsis of Northwestern and No. 19 Kyle Langenderfer of Illinois. Drexel edged the Wildcats in its first dual of the day at the fourth-annual Grapple at the Garden before losing its second matchup to No. 12 Illinois by a margin of 31-9.
With his wins, Cimato improved his individual record to a team-leading 16-2. The redshirt junior has five technical falls, three major decisions and one pin thus far on the season and is a perfect 7-0 in dual meet competition.
Zack Fuentes got things started off for the Dragons against Northwestern with a 4-3 decision over Garrison White. In the 133 match, the Wildcats tied things up as Dominick Malone defeated David Pearce, 10-3. Then at 141, Northwestern’s Jameson Oster earned a pin over Kevin Devoy Jr. to put the Wildcats ahead, 9-3.
Cimato, who was ranked 15th in the nation coming into Sunday’s competition, upset the top-ranked Tsirtsis who was the NCAA Champion at 149 pounds two years ago. Cimato earned a 7-1 victory over the two-time All-American to cut Northwestern’s lead to 9-6. The Wildcats would pull away again, though, as they won the next three consecutive matches to go ahead, 20-6 with only three matches remaining.
The Dragons, however, began to stage a comeback as Stephen Loiseau earned a technical fall over Regis Durbin at 184. Nezar Haddad won by forfeit at 197 to bring Drexel within three points again, 20-17, which left it up to Joey Goodhart to tie things up in the heavyweight match. Goodhart went on to win by a 4-1 decision to knot the team score up at 20-20 and Drexel ultimately was awarded the victory as they won by criteria on the basis of having the most bout points.
In the Dragons’ second dual of the day, Fuentes again started Drexel off with a win in the 125 match but then Illinois’ No. 11 Zane Richards earned a major decision over David Pearce at 133 to put the Fighting Illini ahead, 4-3. A technical fall from Brock Ervin at 141 increased Illinois’ lead to 9-3, but then Cimato’s second win of the day cut the Fighting Illini’s lead to just three points.
Illinois would begin to pull away starting with the 157 match, in which the top-ranked Isaiah Martinez defeated Michael Comunale by fall and then added to its lead at 165 as No. 16 Steven Rodrigues earned a major decision over Austin Rose. Nick Elmer added to Drexel’s points with a 7-3 win over Emory Parker at 174, but then an injury default from Loiseau at 184 would halt any chance Drexel had of staging another comeback. Illinois earned decisions in the final two matches to secure a 31-9 victory.
The Dragons, who move to 3-4 in dual meets, return to action on Dec. 5 when they will travel to College Park to face Maryland at 5 p.m. in Drexel’s final competition of the 2015 calendar year.
Drexel 21, No. 20 Northwestern 20 (Win by criteria*)
125: Zack Fuentes (DU) DEC Garrison White (Northwestern), 4-3
133: Dominick Malone (Northwestern) DEC No. 20 David Pearce (DU), 10-3
141: Jameson Oster (Northwestern) WBF Kevin Devoy Jr. (DU) @ 2:53
149: No. 15 Matthew Cimato (DU) DEC No. 1 Jason Tsirtsis (Northwestern), 7-1
157: Bryce Brill (Northwestern) TF Richard Viruet (DU), 18-2
165: Luke Norland (Northwestern) DEC Austin Rose (DU), 8-6 (SV-1)
174: Mitch Sliga (Northwestern) DEC Nicholas Elmer (DU), 3-1 (SV-1)
184: Stephen Loiseau (DU) TF Regis Durbin (Northwestern), 19-0
197: Nezar Haddad (DU) won by forfeit
285: Joseph Goodhart (DU) DEC Conan Jennings (Northwestern), 4-1
*Drexel’s team score was adjusted by one point for Most Bout Points
No. 12 Illinois 31, Drexel 9
125: Zack Fuentes (DU) DEC Francis Edelen (Illinois), 6-0
133: No. 11 Zane Richards (Illinois) MAJ No. 20 David Pearce (DU), 15-6
141: Brock Ervin (Illinois) TF Anthony Canfora (DU), 17-0
149: No. 15 Matthew Cimato (DU) DEC No. 19 Kyle Langenderfer (Illinois), 3-2
157: No. 1 Isaiah Martinez (Illinois) WBF Michael Comunale (DU) @ 1:49
165: No. 16 Steven Rodrigues (Illinois) MAJ Austin Rose (DU), 17-4
174: Nick Elmer (DU) DEC Emory Parker (Illinois), 7-3
184: Jeffrey Kopeke (Illinois) def. Stephen Loiseau (DU) by injury default @ 4:11
197: Andre Lee (Illinois) DEC Nezar Haddad (DU), 4-1
285: No. 11 Brooks Black (Illinois) DEC Joey Goodhart (DU), 6-1
-DU-
—
Molly Sweeney
Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
Department of Athletics
Drexel University
3141 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Tel: 215.895.2084
drexeldragons.com
I AM A DRAGON!
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Anthony Hernandez <ahernandez@scarletknights.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 1:52 PM
Subject: No. 14 WRES Takes Down No. 7 Cornell, 21-13
To:
RUTGERS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY
1 Scarlet Knight Way | High Point Solutions Stadium, Suite A | Piscataway, NJ 08854
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Anthony Hernandez (office: 732-445-8119; e-mail: ahernandez@scarletknights.com)
No. 14 WRES Takes Down No. 7 Cornell, 21-13
Scarlet Knights go 2-0 at 2015 “Grapple at the Garden”
NEW YORK, N.Y. (Nov. 29, 2015) – The score clock showed a two-point deficit entering the final period at 125 pounds as redshirt sophomore Sean McCabe (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.) took his place in the defensive position.
Two minutes and two takedowns later, McCabe had his hand raised in an upset win against No. 18 Dalton Macri, and by dual’s end the Scarlet Knights had another ranked win, this one over No. 7 Cornell, 21-13, to close the 2015 “Grapple at the Garden.”
Rutgers (9-1) took six of 10 bouts from the Big Red (1-2) for their first win over Cornell since Jan. 31, 1998.
“Duals are important to me and duals are important to this staff,” said head coach Scott Goodale. “We want to wrestle the best teams, we want to go to different environments, and we want to wrestle programs like Cornell. It’s important to wrestle these big matches. There’s a long way to go, we’ve just got to keep getting better.”
Cornell scored victories from its ranked wrestlers at 133, 174, and 184 pounds after dropping the 125-pound match. No. 4 Nahshon Garrrett won a 6-1 decision over No. 17 Anthony Giraldo (Guttenberg, N.J.), No. 2 Brian Realbuto topped Phillip Bakuckas (Hammonton, N.J.), 6-1, and No. 1 Gabe Dean outlasted Nicholas Gravina (Allendale, N.J.) for a key 13-5 major decision.
But the rest of the RU lineup picked up the slack, beginning with No. 3 Anthony Ashnault (South Plainfield, N.J.) at 141 pounds. Already with an 8-2 lead entering the third, Ashnault finished his day with his second fall in 5:14 against Dylan Realbuto.
Tyson Dippery (Harrisburg, Pa.) secured a crucial decision at 149 pounds by escaping the grasp of Joseph Galasso in the third period and hanging on for a 5-4 win. Dippery improved to 7-3 this season.
A loss at 157 pounds to John Van Brill (Mullica Hill, N.J.) cut the RU lead to 12-6, turning the attention to a ranked showdown at 165 pounds.
Once again, No. 9 Anthony Perrotti (Roseland, N.J.) made his presence felt. His 6-2 decision against No. 10 Duke Pickett improves his resume to 3-1 against ranked opposition this season, and bumps his record to 8-1 overall.
Wins by Cornell in the next two bouts shifted the pressure back to RU’s side of the mat, making the team score 15-13 with two matches to go.
Hayden Hrymack (Point Pleasant, N.J.) answered the bell, grinding out a 10-7 decision at 197 pounds to all but seal the dual. With an 8-4 lead entering the third, Hrymack succumbed to an escape and takedown to cut his lead to 8-7 in a hurry.
But Hrymack (7-3) stayed composed and escaped Scott’s grasp, securing riding time for the three point win.
With Cornell needing a fall at heavyweight to win the dual due to Ashnault’s pin earlier in the match, RU’s Billy Smith (Wantage, N.J.) left no doubt the Scarlet Knights would prevail.
Smith (8-2) coasted to an 8-1 decision against Jeramy Sweany, giving Rutgers its first top-10 win and fourth overall against ranked opposition this season.
“It validates what we’re doing is right” Goodale said. “The way we’re training, the way these guys are buying in, the way these guys believe – it validates all of that. But it doesn’t mean anything unless we go to Iowa City and wrestle well. So we’ve got to keep working, keep knocking off ranked opponents, and that’s what it’s all about for us.”
In the first match of the day against George Mason, Rutgers used nine bonus-point victories in a 47-0 performance under the MSG lights.
McCabe (6-3), Ashnault (9-0), and Gravina (7-2) won by fall in their matches against the Patriots, with Giraldo (7-3) and Dippery winning by tech fall. Van Brill (6-4), Perrotti, Bakuckas (5-3), and Smith all secured major decisions.
The “Grapple at the Garden” sweep sets up a Big Ten showdown at No. 2 (6-0) Iowa in Iowa City on Dec. 10. The Scarlet Knights open up their home Big Ten schedule with a 1 p.m. match on Sunday, Dec. 12 against No. 5 Nebraska (6-0) at the RAC.
No. 14 Rutgers 47, George Mason 0
Dual started at 125 pounds
Location: Madison Square Garden
125: Sean McCabe (RU) wins by fall over Ibrahim Banduka (GMU), 2:16; Rutgers leads, 6-0
133: No. 17/20/15 Anthony Giraldo (RU) tech fall over Vince Rodriguez (GMU), 16-0; Rutgers leads, 11-0
141: No. 3/4/3 Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over Tejon Anthony (GMU), 2:45; Rutgers leads, 17-0
149: Tyson Dippery (RU) tech fall over Konbeh Koroma (GMU), 15-0; Rutgers leads, 22-0
157: John Van Brill (RU) major dec. over Gregory Fluornoy (GMU), 15-6; Rutgers leads, 26-0
165: No. 9/10/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) major dec. over Patrick Davis (GMU), 20-6; Rutgers leads, 30-0
174: Phillip Bakuckas (RU) major dec. over Ryan Forrest (GMU), 17-4. Rutgers leads, 34-0
184: Nicholas Gravina (RU) wins by fall over Austin Harrison (GMU), 4:54; Rutgers leads, 40-0
197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Cameron Houston (GMU), 9-3; Rutgers leads, 43-0
285: No. 7/9/10 Billy Smith (RU) major dec. over Matt Voss (GMU), 15-2; Rutgers wins, 47-0
Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat
No. 14 Rutgers 21, No. 7 Cornell 13
Dual started at 125 pounds
Location: Madison Square Garden
125: Sean McCabe (RU) dec. over No. 18/18/15 Dalton Macri (CU), 6-5; Rutgers leads, 3-0
133: No. 4/5/4 Nahson Garrett (CU) dec. over No. 17/20/15 Anthony Giraldo (RU), 6-1; Match tied, 3-3
141: No. 3/4/3 Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over Dylan Realbuto (CU), 5:14; Rutgers leads, 9-3
149: Tyson Dippery (RU) dec. over Joseph Galasso (CU), 5-4; Rutgers leads, 12-3
157: Christopher Dowdy (CU) dec. over John Van Brill (RU), 11-5; Rutgers leads, 12-6
165: No. 9/10/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) dec. over No. 10/NR/15 Duke Pickett (CU), 6-2; Rutgers leads, 15-6
174: No. 2/3/3 Brian Realbuto (CU) dec. over Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 6-1; Rutgers leads, 15-9
184:No. 1/1/1 Gabe Dean (CU) major dec. over Nicholas Gravina (RU), 13-5; Rutgers leads, 15-13
197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Owen Scott (CU), 10-7; Rutgers leads, 18-13
285: No. 7/9/10 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Jeramy Sweany (CU), 8-1; Rutgers wins, 21-13
Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat
Follow Rutgers Athletics on Facebook (www.facebook.com/RutgersAthletics) and Twitter (@RUAthletics) for all of the latest news and updates. For specific updates regarding Rutgers wrestling, follow the program on Twitter (@RUWrestling) and Instagram (@RUWrestling). Fans can receive timely information, including special offers and giveaways throughout the year on our social media outlets along with http://www.ScarletKnights.com.
–RU–
Anthony Hernandez
Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
(Women’s Soccer, Wrestling, Women’s Lacrosse)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
High Point Solutions Stadium | 1 Scarlet Knight Way, Suite A, Piscataway, NJ 08854
***
This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the
individual named. If you are not the named addressee, you should not disseminate,
distribute or copy this e-mail. Please notify the sender immediately by e-mail if
you have received this e-mail by mistake and delete this e-mail from your system.
E-mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free as information
could be intercepted, corrupted, lost, destroyed, arrive late or incomplete, or
contain viruses. The sender therefore does not accept liability for any errors or
omissions in the contents of this message, which arise as a result of e-mail
transmission.
If verification is required, please request a hard-copy version.
Rutgers University – DIA
83 Rockafeller Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
***
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Taylor R Smyth <tsmyth1@umd.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 1:11 PM
Subject: WRES: Terps Push Past Hofstra in NYC
To:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Taylor Smyth (tsmyth1@umd.edu)
November 29, 2015 ph: 301-314-8052
Terps Push Past Hofstra in NYC
Hodges picks up two victories at Grapple at the Garden
NEW YORK CITY – Redshirt senior Lou Mascola and freshman Wade Hodges earned back-to-back wins to lead the Maryland wrestling team past Hofstra, 24-13, at the Grapple at the Garden in Madison Square Garden Sunday afternoon.
The Terrapins (2-4, 0-1 Big Ten) finished the day on a high note with a comfortable win over the Pride. Hodges also won his match against Illinois lead Maryland.
Sophomore Jhared Simmons gave the Terps a 3-0 lead after a decision win at 125 pounds over Bryan Damon. After a scoreless opening period, Simmons easily reversed to nab a 2-0 lead in the second. A takedown in the final period punctuated a 5-0 win.
Hodges put together a spectacular performance that ended with a pin in the opening period. After controlling the action and securing a quick takedown, Hodges expertly turned Ryan Burkert on his back for the fall at 2:25.
At 157 pounds, Mascola started strong against Jahlani Callender, taking a 6-3 lead into the final period before holding on for an 8-6 win. Freshman Brendan Burnham put together another solid showing at 165, defeating Bobby Fehr, 4-2.
Redshirt freshman Garrett Wesneski used an escape in the third period to give Maryland a 24-9 lead after nine matches. The Terrapins also picked up a forfeit at 133 pounds while Alfred Bannister dropped a razor thin decision at 141 pounds to No. 16 Jamel Hudson.
Maryland faced Illinois in its first dual of the day and fell, 34-9. Hodges and fellow true freshman Jaron Smith picked up the victories for the Terps.
Simmons started the contest and fell 8-6 after a late takedown from Francis Edelen. Bannister dropped a close 3-2 decision to Brock Ervin in a match that saw the redshirt freshman control most of the action on the feet.
Hodges got the Terps on the board against No. 19 Kyle Langenderfer. After an uneventful first period, Hodges started the second period on top and built up 1:50 of riding time, while also earning a stall point. Hodges escaped at the beginning of the third period and stayed on his feet till the finish to earn the riding time point and the match, 3-1.
Smith made his dual-match debut at 184 pounds and stunned No. 18 Jeff Koepke with a pin in the second period. After a competitive opening frame, Smith took advantage of a Koepke mistake and turned it into a flash pin at 3:22.
Freshman Youssif Hemida also made his debut at heavyweight and wrestled well in a 6-1 loss to No. 14 Brooks Black.
Maryland returns to action at home on Saturday against Drexel. Action is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m., at the XFINITY Center.
Maryland 24, Hofstra 13
125: Jhared Simmons (MD) decision over Byran Damon (HOF), 5-0 (3-0)
133: Tyler Goodwin (MD) wins by forfeit, (9-0)
141: No. 16 Jamel Hudson (HOF) decision over Alfred Bannister, 6-3 (9-3)
149: Wade Hodges (MD) fall over Ryan Burkert (HOF), 2:25 (15-3)
157: Lou Mascola (MD) decision over Jahlani Callender (HOF), 8-6 (18-3)
165: Brendan Burnham (MD) decision over Bobby Fehr (HOF), 4-2 (21-3)
174: Frank Affronti (HOF) decision over Josh Snook (MD), 4-0 (21-6)
184: Jermaine John (HOF) decision over Jaron Smith (MD), 6-4 (21-9)
197: Garrett Wesneski (MD) decision over Omar Haddad (HOF), 1-0 (24-9)
285: Mike Hughes (HOF) major decision over Youssif Hemida (MD), 8-0 (24-13)
Illinois 34, Maryland 9
125: Francis Edelen (ILL) decision over Jhared Simmons (MD), 8-6 (0-3)
133: Zane Richards (ILL) fall over Tyler Goodwin (MD), 4:20 (0-9)
141: Brock Ervin (ILL) decision over Alfred Bannister (MD), 3-2 (0-12)
149: Wade Hodges (MD) decision over Kyle Langenderfer (ILL), 3-1 (3-12)
157: Isaiah Martinez (ILL) tech fall over Lou Mascola (MD), 24-5 (3-17)
165: Steven Rodrigues (ILL) decision over Brendan Burnham (MD), 13-8 (3-20)
174: Zach Brunson (ILL) fall over Josh Snook (MD), 3:22 (3-26)
184: Jaron Smith (MD) fall over Jeff Koepke (ILL), 4:14 (9-26)
197: Andre Lee (ILL) tech fall over Sean Twigg (MD), 18-3 (9-31)
285: Brooks Black (ILL) decision over Youssif Hemida (MD), 6-1 (9-34)
-Terps-
——– Forwarded message ———-
From: Carsten Parmenter <cparmenter@northwestern.edu>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 11:09 AM
Subject: NU WRST: Northwestern Splits Pair of Matches at Grapple at the Garden
To: Carsten Parmenter <cparmenter@northwestern.edu>
For Immediate Release | November 29, 2015
Contact: Carsten Parmenter (cparmenter@northwestern.edu)
NU WRESTLING: Northwestern Splits Pair of Matches at Grapple at the Garden
NEW YORK CITY – Northwestern wrestling opened up the 2015-16 dual season by splitting a pair of matches at the fourth annual Grapple at the Garden in New York City on Sunday.
The Wildcats beat Franklin & Marshall in the second dual of the day by a 30-18 score with pins by Dominick Malone, Bryce Brill and Luke Norland. Garrison White, Mitch Sliga and Regis Durbin were also winners in the dual for Northwestern.
“The guys showed a lot of promise,” interim head coach Matt Storniolo said. “It was nice seeing a few guys go 2-0. We learned a lot about our team today and will be better in the long run for competing in this event.”
Brill was nothing short of dominant on Sunday, also picking up a tech fall in the first match of the day to go with his pin. He won by fall over Andy Francos in just 50 seconds. Brill started the day with an 18-2 tech fall of Drexel’s Richard Viruet.
Luke Norland won the first two matches of his Northwestern career, coming from behind to win in each. In his first match against Drexel’s Austin Rose, Norland trailed 6-1 but fought all the way back to win an 8-6 decision in sudden victory. He erased a 4-2 deficit vs. Gordon Bolig of Franklin and Marshall and won by fall to help put the Wildcats securely ahead in the dual.
“Winning my first two matches representing Northwestern in a world renowned arena was awesome,” Norland said. “It was a fantastic beginning to my career, but I know I have a lot of room where I can and will improve.”
Malone was also undefeated on Sunday, winning by fall against Franklin and Marshall’s Scott Stevens in just 56 seconds a match after a convincing 10-3 win over David Pearce of Drexel.
Northwestern dropped the first dual of the day to Drexel after a 20-20 tie left the decision up to criteria. The officials had to go deep into the tiebreak scenarios to pick a winner, ultimately giving the Dragons the victory based on a 46-44 advantage on individual match points.
Chicago’s Big Ten Team is right back out to the east coast next weekend with matches at Princeton and Rider on Dec. 5. The Wildcats wrestle Princeton at 10 a.m. and Rider at 2 p.m.
Grapple at the Garden Results
Drexel 21, #21 Northwestern 20
125: Zachary Fuentes (DREX) dec. Garrison White (NU), 4-3 [DREX 3, NU 0]
133: Dominick Malone (NU) dec. David Pearce (DREX), 10-3 [NU 3, DREX 3]
141: Jameson Oster (NU) FALL Kevin Devoy (DREX), 2:53 [NU 9, DREX 3]
149: #16 Matt Cimato (DREX) dec. #1 Jason Tsirtsis (NU), 7-1 [NU 9, DREX 6]
157: Bryce Brill (NU) Tech Fall Richard Viruet, 18-2 [NU 14, DREX 6]
165: Luke Norland (NU) dec. Austin Rose (DREX), 8-6 (SV-1) [NU 17, DREX 6]
174: Mitch Sliga (NU) dec. Nick Elmer (DREX), 3-1 (SV-1) [NU 20, DREX 6]
184: Stephen Loiseau (DREX) Tech Fall Regis Durbin (NU), 18-0 [NU 20, DREX 11]
197: Nezar Haddad (DREX) Win by Forfeit [NU 20, DREX 17]
285: Joey Goodhart (DREX) dec. Conan Jennings (NU), 4-1 [NU 20, DREX 20]
#21 Northwestern 30, Franklin & Marshall 18
125: Garrison White (NU) dec. Edgar Garcia (F&M), 6-5 [NU 3, F&M 0]
133: Dominick Malone (NU) FALL Scott Stevens (F&M), 0:56 [NU 9, F&M 0]
141: #18 Rick Durso (F&M) dec. Jameson Oster (NU), 5-4 [NU 9, F&M 3]
149: Jason Bing (F&M) Win by Forfeit [NU 9, F&M 9]
157: Bryce Brill (NU) FALL Andy Francos (F&M), 0:50 [NU 15, F&M 9]
165: Luke Norland (NU) FALL Gordon Bolig (F&M), 4:08 [NU 21, F&M 9]
174: Mitch Sliga (NU) Win by Forfeit [NU 27, F&M 9]
184: Regis Durbin (NU) dec. Anthony Mancini (F&M), 3-2 [NU 30, F&M 9]
197: Charles Kerkesner (F&M) Win by Forfeit [NU 30, F&M 15]
285: Antonio Pelusi (F&M) dec. Conan Jennings (NU), 3-2 [NU 30, F&M 18]
Results Below …
No. 14 Rutgers 47, George Mason 0
Dual started at 125 pounds
Location: Madison Square Garden
125: Sean McCabe (RU) wins by fall over Ibrahim Banduka (GMU), 2:16; Rutgers leads, 6-0
133: No. 17/20/15 Anthony Giraldo (RU) tech fall over Vince Rodriguez (GMU), 16-0; Rutgers leads, 11-0
141: No. 3/4/3 Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over Tejon Anthony (GMU), 2:45; Rutgers leads, 17-0
149: Tyson Dippery (RU) tech fall over Konbeh Koroma (GMU), 15-0; Rutgers leads, 22-0
157: John Van Brill (RU) major dec. over Gregory Fluornoy (GMU), 15-6; Rutgers leads, 26-0
165: No. 9/10/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) major dec. over Patrick Davis (GMU), 20-6; Rutgers leads, 30-0
174: Phillip Bakuckas (RU) major dec. over Ryan Forrest (GMU), 17-4. Rutgers leads, 34-0
184: Nicholas Gravina (RU) wins by fall over Austin Harrison (GMU), 4:54; Rutgers leads, 40-0
197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Cameron Houston (GMU), 9-3; Rutgers leads, 43-0
285: No. 7/9/10 Billy Smith (RU) major dec. over Matt Voss (GMU), 15-2; Rutgers wins, 47-0
Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat
No. 14 Rutgers 21, No. 7 Cornell 13
Dual started at 125 pounds
Location: Madison Square Garden
125: Sean McCabe (RU) dec. over No. 18/18/15 Dalton Macri (CU), 6-5; Rutgers leads, 3-0
133: No. 4/5/4 Nahson Garrett (CU) dec. over No. 17/20/15 Anthony Giraldo (RU), 6-1; Match tied, 3-3
141: No. 3/4/3 Anthony Ashnault (RU) wins by fall over Dylan Realbuto (CU), 5:14; Rutgers leads, 9-3
149: Tyson Dippery (RU) dec. over Joseph Galasso (CU), 5-4; Rutgers leads, 12-3
157: Christopher Dowdy (CU) dec. over John Van Brill (RU), 11-5; Rutgers leads, 12-6
165: No. 9/10/7 Anthony Perrotti (RU) dec. over No. 10/NR/15 Duke Pickett (CU), 6-2; Rutgers leads, 15-6
174: No. 2/3/3 Brian Realbuto (CU) dec. over Phillip Bakuckas (RU), 6-1; Rutgers leads, 15-9
184:No. 1/1/1 Gabe Dean (CU) major dec. over Nicholas Gravina (RU), 13-5; Rutgers leads, 15-13
197: Hayden Hrymack (RU) dec. over Owen Scott (CU), 10-7; Rutgers leads, 18-13
285: No. 7/9/10 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Jeramy Sweany (CU), 8-1; Rutgers wins, 21-13
Rankings (-/-/-): InterMat / FloWrestling/The Open Mat
Anthony Hernandez
Assistant Director of Athletic Communications
(Women’s Soccer, Wrestling, Women’s Lacrosse)
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
High Point Solutions Stadium | 1 Scarlet Knight Way, Suite A, Piscataway, NJ 08854
***
This message contains confidential information and is intended only for the
individual named. If you are not the named addressee, you should not disseminate,
distribute or copy this e-mail. Please notify the sender immediately by e-mail if
you have received this e-mail by mistake and delete this e-mail from your system.
E-mail transmission cannot be guaranteed to be secure or error-free as information
could be intercepted, corrupted, lost, destroyed, arrive late or incomplete, or
contain viruses. The sender therefore does not accept liability for any errors or
omissions in the contents of this message, which arise as a result of e-mail
transmission.
If verification is required, please request a hard-copy version.
Rutgers University – DIA
83 Rockafeller Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854
***
UNCATEGORIZED
COLLEGE SPORTS
NOVEMBER 29, 2015 LEAVE A COMMENT EDIT
———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Melroe, Andrew B. <MelroeA@missouri.edu>
Date: Sat, Nov 28, 2015 at 8:05 PM
Subject: Butler and Miklus Vault @MizzouWrestling to 24-19 Win Over UNI
To:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Saturday, November 28, 2015
MIZZOU WRESTLING – @MizzouWrestling | MIZZOU ATHLETICS – @MizzouAthletics
CONTACT – Andrew Melroe (melroea@missouri.edu)
Butler and Miklus Vault @MizzouWrestling to 24-19 Win Over UNI
#TigerStyle win gives Mizzou its 30th straight dual competition win
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – Two falls from redshirt senior 174-pounder Blaise Butler (Belvidere, Ill.) and redshirt sophomore 184-pounder Willie Miklus (Altoona, Iowa) gave No. 9 Mizzou Wrestling the lead it needed to defeat No. 25 Northern Iowa on Saturday by a score of 24-19. Heading into the 174-pound match, the Tigers trailed the Panthers 14-9, but the two pins gave Mizzou a 21-14 lead, one it would not relinquish again. The win marked the 30th consecutive dual victory for the Tigers.
Redshirt junior 133-pounder Zach Synon (Cary, Ill.) picked up the first win of the night for Mizzou, besting Josh Alber by a score a 2-1. The match was 1-1 as time expired, but Synon was awarded a second point from riding time. The 2-1 decision tied the match score at 3-3. The win started a run for Mizzou, who took the next two matches by way of decision. First, redshirt junior 141-pounder Matt Manley (Perry, Okla.), defeated Trevor Jauch, 4-3. Then, redshirt junior 149-pounder Lavion Mayes (Mascoutah, Ill.) beat Gunnar Wolfensperger by a score of 9-3 to give Mizzou a 9-3 lead in the dual.
After Northern Iowa tied the score, 9-9, with a fall in the 157-pound matchup and grabbed the lead with a technical fall in the 165-pound matchup, 14-9, Butler regained the lead for the Tigers with his pin in the third period (6:37) over Kyle Lux. In his first match as a Tiger after transferring from Virginia, Butler came away with a massive debut win for #Tigerstyle. Butler led 14-4 in the third period when he put both of Lux’s shoulders on the mat for six points.
Miklus followed up the Butler pin with one of his own, pinning Cody Caldwell in the first period (1:22). Wrestling in front of family and friends, Miklus looked up into the stands following the win to acknowledge those who made the short drive to support him.
Junior 197-pounder J’den Cox (Columbia, Mo.) picked up the final win of the night for #Tigerstyle when he beat Jared Bartel by way of decision, 8-3. The win gave Mizzou three points and clinched the victory.
Mizzou will next send wrestlers to Las Vegas, Nev. to compete in the Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 4. The next dual competition for #Tigerstyle will be the home-opener contest against Ohio State on Friday, Dec. 12.
For all the latest on Mizzou Wrestling, stay tuned to MUTigers.com and follow the team on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (MizzouWrestling).
Match-By-Match Results
125: Dylan Peters [UNI] def. Barlow McGhee [MIZ] by 7-5 decision
133: Zach Synon [MIZ] def. Josh Alber [UNI] by 2-1 decision
141: Matt Manley [MIZ] def. Trevor Jauch [UNI] by 4-3 decision
149: Lavion Mayes [MIZ] def. Gunnar Wolfensperger [UNI] by 9-3 decision
157: Bryce Steiert [UNI] def. Luke Fortuna [MIZ] by fall (3:32)
165: Cooper Moore [UNI] def. Nick DeLoach [MIZ] by 15-0 technical fall
174: Blaise Butler [MIZ] def. Kyle Lux [UNI] by fall (6:37)
184: Willie Miklus [MIZ] def. Cody Caldwell [UNI] by fall (1:22)
197: J’den Cox [MIZ] def. Jared Bartel [UNI] by 8-3 decision
HWT: Blaize Cabell [UNI] def. James Romero [MIZ] by 25-10 technical fall
##MIZZOU##
Andrew Melroe
Mizzou Athletics
Strategic Communications Associate
Wrestling / Women’s Tennis / Secondary Men’s Basketball
C: 651-343-3272
O: 573-882-7167
melroea@missouri.edu
@AndrewMelroe
Wolverines overcome deficit to defeat Boise State, 22-12
Nov. 28, 2015
Results
OREM, Utah – Despite trailing Boise State 12-8 after six matches, the Utah Valley University wrestling team managed to win the final four bouts of the dual to defeat the Pac-12 Broncos by a score of 22-12 in UVU’s 2015-16 home opener on Saturday in front of 1,789 fans.
Senior Ross Taylor started the late rally for the Wolverines (3-3, 0-0 Big 12) with a 3-2 decision at 174 pounds. Redshirt freshman Will Sumner then followed with a 6-2 victory at 184, while nineteenth-ranked Derek Thomas (197) picked up a 16-0 technical fall and redshirt sophomore Dustin Dennison (heavyweight) capped the contest with an 8-4 decision.
“I was pleased with the outcome today. I liked what I saw and felt like our guys came out fighting in every match,” head coach Greg Williams said. “There are a couple of little things that some of the guys need to work on to win their individual matches, however, and that will continue to help the team outcome.”
The eighth-ranked senior Chasen Tolbert (6-0) got the Wolverines off to a strong start with a 14-0 major decision victory over Rami Haddadin (6-2) in the opening match of the contest at 125 pounds. Tolbert controlled the bout from start to finish, including an eight-point opening period and 3:33 of riding time at the end of the contest, en route to the victory.
Fellow senior Jade Rauser (3-2), who is just outside the InterMat rankings and currently rated 16th at 133 pounds by FloWrestling, then followed Tolbert’s major decision with a major decision of his own by defeating Boise State’s Josh Newberg (7-6) by a score of 14-1. Up 7-1 entering the final stanza, the Utah Valley three-time NCAA qualifier made his move with a takedown, a four-point nearfall and an additional riding time point to take the bout by major decision.
Boise State (2-2, 1-0 Pac-12) then bounced back with four straight wins in four tightly contested matches to take a 12-8 lead of its own in the contest. During the BSU winning streak, Wolverine sophomore Matthew Ontiveros nearly managed to upset No. 18 Geo Martinez in the 149-pound contest but the nationally ranked Martinez managed to escape with a 6-5 victory thanks to a last-second escape.
Utah Valley’s Taylor (4-2) then put an end to the streak with his hard fought 3-2 decision victory at 174 pounds. With the match all knotted up at 2-2 entering the final frame, Taylor managed to ride out Boise State’s Austin Dewey (7-6) to pickup an additional riding time point and seal the bout.
Sumner (2-4) then followed Taylor’s win with 6-2 decision of his own to give the Wolverines a 14-12 advantage in the team score. The newly nationally ranked Thomas (6-0) then managed to remain undefeated on the season with a decisive 16-0 tech fall over BSU’s Zack Coffman. Thomas recorded a pair of four-point nearfalls as well as a two-point nearfall on his way to the five-minute and four-second (5:04) technical fall victory.
With the dual all sealed up thanks to a 19-12 advantage heading into the heavyweight contest, Dennison (3-3) didn’t let down in the final match for the Wolverines as he recorded three takedowns en route to his 8-4 win.
“All three captains (Chasen Tolbert, Jade Rauser and Derek Thomas) came out and did what they needed to do to just dominate their matches,” Williams added. “I seriously was pleased with the effort from every single one of our guys today. I feel like they believe in themselves and the work that they are doing in the room is paying off.”
In all, UVU won six of the 10 matches on the evening including three by bonus points to pickup its fourth all-time win over the Broncos.
The contest not only marked UVU’s first home match as a member of the Big 12 Conference but also its first while receiving votes for the top-25 poll, as it is currently picked up two votes for this week’s USA Today/NWCA Coaches Poll for the first time in program history.
The Wolverines will now step out of dual action for the first time of the season to compete at a pair of tournaments in the month of December. UVU will first head to Las Vegas for the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational next weekend (Dec. 4-5) before closing the month at the Reno Tournament of Champions on Dec 20.
Utah Valley (RV) 22, Boise State 12
125: #8 Chasen Tolbert (UVU) over Rami Haddadin (BSU), MD 14-0
133: Jade Rauser (UVU) over Josh Newburg (BSU), MD 14-1
141: Jake Velarde (BSU) over Jarod Maynes (UVU), Dec. 3-2
149: #18 Geo Martinez (BSU) over Matthew Ontiveros (UVU), Dec. 6-5
157: Chris Castillo (BSU) over Raider Lofthouse (UVU), Dec 7-5
165: Taylor West (BSU) over Kieffer Taylor (UVU), Dec. 6-4
174: Ross Taylor (UVU) over Austin Dewey (BSU), Dec. 3-2
184: Will Sumner (UVU) over Keavon Buckley (BSU), Dec. 6-2
197: #19 Derek Thomas (UVU) over Zack Coffman (BSU), TF 16-0 (5:04)
285: Dustin Dennison (UVU) over Harley DiLulo (BSU), Dec. 8-4
Official: Rick Fink
Attendance: 1789
-UVU-
JamesWarnick
Utah Valley University
Asst. Sports Information Director
O: 801-863-6231
C: 801-376-0814
E: James.Warnick@uvu.edu
T: @WolverineGreen
WolverineGreen.com
CONTACT: Michelle Van Dorn (michelle.vandorn@uni.edu / (319) 290-5301)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
#9 Missouri vs. #25 UNI
Nov. 28, 2015
Attendance: 2,100 (sold out)
Officials: Curt Frost and Rick Stahl
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – UNI dropped its first dual to No. 9 Missouri, 24-19, in front of a sold-out crowd at home tonight.
“When you have a packed house, you need to put on a show and get those people eager to come back the next time,” said head coach Doug Schwab. “We need to give ourselves some more opportunities.”
UNI falls to 1-3 in duals and 0-1 in the MAC. Missouri stays undefeated with their first MAC win, 2-0 overall and 1-0 in the MAC.
Dylan Peters got the Panthers rolling with a 7-5 decision at 125 pounds to stay undefeated on the season. He beat No. 13 Barlow McGhee, 7-5. Peters, a junior, has started every season with at least 9 wins before his first loss.
Riding time gave Mizzou’s Zach Synon the point he needed to get the 2-1 decision over UNI’s Josh Alber, who just broke into the top-20 rankings.
Mizzou would go on to take the next two before UNI’s Bryce Steiert would tie things up for the Panthers. His 3:32 fall over Luke Fortuna made the team score 9-9. It was the first collegiate fall for the true freshman.
“I loved the pace Steiert wrestled,” said Schwab. “That was three minutes of extreme, break-neck pace, and that’s how you have to crack a guy open.”
No. 3 Cooper Moore made his season debut with a tech fall over Nick DeLoach to push the Panthers up 14-9.
“Some of our guys came out smelling blood, and they went out and got bonus points,” said Schwab.
Mizzou got falls at 174 pounds and 184 pounds.
Jared Bartel was the first to strike at 197 pounds. He had a takedown early in the first period to lead former NCAA champion No. 2 J’Den Cox, but Cox would get the 7-2 decision.
UNI fell too far behind for No. 6 Blaize Cabell to take the lead back, but his tech fall narrowed the gap. He notched 12 takedowns to win 25-10.
“We have to lick our wounds really quick, because you don’t have much time to sit down and hang your head about this,” said Schwab. “We do have to get ready for Las Vegas. It’s a huge event. It’s our last big event before Christmas. We are not going to dwell on this, but this will burn.”
NEXT UP
The Panthers will head out to the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite Dec. 4-5. They return home for the UNI Open in the UNI-Dome Dec. 12.
“Next week is a huge opportunity for these guys,” said Schwab. “That’s a big, big event for our guys. It’s a way to make yourself nationally known and put yourself as one of the best guys in the country.”
FINAL RESULTS: Missouri 24, UNI 19
125-No. 7 Dylan Peters (UNI) dec. No. 13 Barlow McGhee (MU), 7-5
133-Zach Synon (MU) dec. No 16 Josh Alber (UNI), 2-1 (1:15 RT)
141-Matt Manley (MU) dec. Trevor Jauch (UNI), 4-3
149- No. 6 Lavion Mayes (MU) dec. Gunnar Wolfensperger (UNI), 9-3
157-Bryce Steiert (UNI) pinned Luke Fortuna (MU), 3:32
165-No. 3 Cooper Moore (UNI) tech fall Nick DeLoach (MU), 16-0 (6:01 with 3:33 RT)
174- No. 6 Blaise Butler (MU) pinned Kyle Lux (UNI), 6:37
184-No. 9 Willie Miklus (MU) pinned Cody Caldwell (UNI), 1:22
197-No. 2 J’Den Cox (MU) dec. Jared Bartel (UNI), 7-2
285-No. 6 Blaize Cabell (UNI) tech fall James Romero (MU), 25-10
wrestlerdave 