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NCAA Division III News (2021) – # 4

TDR Editor’s Notes ; Division III team and individual rankings (#1), Wrestler of the Week Awards (#6, 7, 8 & 9) and a new Hall of Fame Coach (#11) are included in this gathering of Division III wrestling news. While the regular annual NCAA National Championships have been cancelled for the 2nd consecutive year the NWCA will host a national level tournament for division III wrestlers (#2) on the same dates but in a new location in Iowa. All this and more included below. Keep on reading on wrestling!
Contact us at the Editor’s office at martinkfleming@gmail.com
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1 } – D3WRESTLE.COM 2020-2021 RANKINGS #1
At long last, here are the first d3wrestle.com Rankings for the 2020-2021 season. This is a tough season to rank without large tournaments and much in the way of inter-conference competition. Some notes on the process: Wrestlers appearing in the rankings will only be ranked at a weight where they have wrestled. Adjustments will be made for guys who have not wrestled when teams start their schedules. Only wrestlers who appear as certified on Trackwrestling are ranked. Eventually, certified wrestlers will drop out if they do not compete with their teams. Since 30+ teams are not competing, the rankings have 18 wrestlers per weight class. As always, the top ten are in order, and the tiers after that are grouped but not numbered. If there are misspellings of names or mixed up schools, leave a comment so it can be fixed. … rest of story at https://www.d3wrestle.com/d3wrestle-com-2020-2021-rankings-1/?mc_cid=e1d5a94c45&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND NWCA Division III Releases Regular Season Poll #2
Manheim, PA – Significant shuffling took place in the latest NWCA Division III Coaches Rankings released on Friday as only teams and athletes that had taken to the mat this season were included.  Coming in atop the new team rankings is perennial DIII power Wartburg with eight ranked individuals.  Wisconsin-La Crosse, the US Coast Guard Academy, Mount Union, Baldwin Wallace, and John Carroll round out the rest of the top-five.
INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS
Many of the teams and athletes included in this set of rankings will find themselves finishing this season not at the NCAA Championships, as they were canceled earlier this month, but instead at the NWCA Division III Coaches Association National Championships presented by ARMS Software, FloWrestling, and Reese’s.  While there will be no team scoring or awards, each athlete entered will be competing for NWCA All-American status with a top-eight finish.  A full listing of competing teams will be available at a later date. … rest of story at http://www.nwcaonline.com/nwca-division-iii-releases-regular-season-poll-2/?mc_cid=02f3563d01&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

2 } -NWCA Division III Coaches Association set to host National Championships in Coralville, Iowa, March 12-13
MANHEIM, Pa. — On Thursday, the National Wrestling Coaches Association announced the creation of the NWCA Division III Coaches Association National Wrestling Championships presented by ARMS Software, FloWrestling, and Reese’s. The Xtream Arena (Coralville, IA) will play host on March 12-13 and will be allowing spectators. Tickets will go on-sale this Friday, February 26th at 10:00am through the Xtream Arena Box Office. Tickets may be purchased by visiting xtreamarena.com. All-session and single-day tickets will be available for $41 and $24, respectively. Fans not able to attend will be able to watch each match live on FloWrestling. On February 3, the NCAA announced the cancellation of the Division III winter championships for wrestling as well as basketball, indoor track and field, swimming and diving, and ice hockey. Following the NCAA’s announcement, the NWCA Division III Leadership Group, led by Chairman Lonnie Morris, Head Coach at Johnson & Wales, began working to provide a championship experience for athletes who had just had their championship tournament canceled for the second year in a row. Morris shared, “It is an honor to be part of the leadership group that helped create this opportunity for our student-athletes.” USA Wrestling, the national governing body for wrestling in the United States, announced on February 5 that it would host a tournament for Div. III wrestlers. With the assurance from the NWCA that this event will be held, USA Wrestling will help publicize the NWCA Division III Coaches Association National Wrestling Championships. The most important thing for the wrestling community is that these Div. III student-athletes have one season-ending event. … rest of story at https://intermatwrestle.com/articles/24340?mc_cid=327be7a669&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

3 } – TERRY SHOCKLEY AND AUGUSTANA VIKING’S WRESTLING HISTORY: WRESTLER FOR LIFE STORY OF THE WEEK
USA Wrestling’s “Wrestler for Life” program is accepting submissions for “The Story of the Week”. It can be about anything wrestling related, whether it’s a particular wrestling match you’ll never forget, or a life lesson that the sport taught you. If your story is chosen, it will be featured on TheMat.com, and winners will receive a USA Wrestling t-shirt.
Send your submissions to: Wrestlerforlife@usawrestling.org
This week’s submission is by John Malvik.
Augustana College Men’s Wresting has a long and storied history. Prior to the 1950’s the NCAA sponsored the only National Championship in wrestling, beginning with the first national tournament in 1928. Except for the World War II years of 1943-45 the NCAA Championships in wrestling have been contested annually until the 2020 season, when the global pandemic interrupted the tournament again. In 1958, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) started its own national … rest of story at https://www.teamusa.org/USA-Wrestling/Features/2021/February/04/Terry-Shockley-W4L?mc_cid=fca48e06b8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

4 } – Podcast Episode 20: Jason McLean ’01
All of February, the Muhlenberg Mules Podcast joins the Office of Multicultural Life in celebrating the rich history and contributions of Black people to the world, the United States of America and to Muhlenberg College. Episode 20 features Jason McLean ’01. McLean was the first Muhlenberg wrestler ever to earn All-America honors when he placed eighth at 141 pounds as a senior. He returned to his alma mater as head wrestling coach in 2017 and compiled an outstanding record of 43-20 in his first three seasons. McLean was named Centennial Conference coach of the year in 2020 after leading the Mules to the CC dual-meet title and a second-place finish at the championship tournament. … rest of story at https://muhlenbergsports.com/news/2021/2/11/wrestling-podcast-episode-20-jason-mclean-01.aspx?mc_cid=b6bf9ab19d&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Hawk Talk Episode 21: Jon Egan ’05 (Wrestling)
This week’s guest on Hawk Talk was Jon Egan ’05, the head coach of the Roger Williams University wrestling team. He joined Bryce Johnson and they discussed what attracted him to Bristol first as a player and later as a coach, his coaching philosophy and the Downtown Showdown. … rest of story at https://rwuhawks.com/news/2021/2/4/general-hawk-talk-episode-21-jon-egan-05-wrestling.aspx

5 } – Division III athletes press on, though frustrated by COVID restrictions
“They’re taking something away from us,” says Augsburg wrestler Solomon Nielsen.”
Augsburg wrestler Solomon Nielsen competed at the NCAA Division III Upper Midwest Regional at Augsburg’s Si Melby Hall on Feb. 28-29, 2020. On March 12, 2020, Solomon Nielsen was in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, preparing with his Augsburg teammates for the NCAA Division III wrestling championships that would start the next morning. He carried a 23-2 record and had his sights set on winning a national title. Then came the news: The NCAA announced all remaining winter sports and all spring sports were canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Fast forward 11 months to Feb. 3, 2021, and disappointment rained down again for Nielsen and other Division III athletes when the NCAA canceled all winter sports championships. … rest of story at https://www.startribune.com/division-iii-athletes-press-on-though-frustrated-by-covid-restrictions/600022556/?mc_cid=ffcd6840e0&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b&refresh=true
AND How D3 Wrestling Is Navigating Another NCAA Championships Season Lost
Division III wrestlers and coaches had been bracing for the news that became reality the evening of Feb. 3. To some, it felt like a family member with a terminal illness. They hoped for the best and feared for the worst. They wanted to believe the D3 season could get to the finish line this time around but knew what likely loomed ahead.  To others, it felt like a foregone conclusion months ago that this season would end much like last year’s — without a crowning championship event.  The news D3 wrestling fans feared became official on the first Wednesday night of February. The NCAA was cancelling Division III winter sports championships.  “We knew this would be the case,” Stevens coach Joe Favia said. “We entered the season with the mindset that we were preparing to practice and hopefully get some dual meets in. … rest of story at https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6891066-how-d3-wrestling-is-navigating-another-ncaa-championships-season-lost

6 } – Murphy named MIAA Athlete of the Week for wrestling
FREELAND, Mich. – Olivet College junior Hunter Murphy has been named the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) Athlete of the Week for wrestling. Murphy posted a 3-0 record to help the wrestling team win three matches and capture the 2021 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association Championship. He started his day with a 17-1 technical fall over Mason Priest from Alma College. Murphy then recorded a pair of first-period pins – 2:16 over Jacob Colbart from Adrian College and 57 seconds over Isaac Hawkins from Trine (Ind.) University. … rest of story at https://olivet.prestosports.com/sports/wrest/2020-21/releases/20210215k7kdfa?mc_cid=9e45a80a12&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

7 } – Dooley Named MAC Wrestler of the Week
Dooley posts a pair of victories to earn conference’s weekly award
ANNVILLE, Pa. (February 15, 2021) – Junior Michael Dooley of No. 11 Stevens Institute of Technology wrestling was named Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Wrestler of the Week Monday, the league office announced.  The recognition is the first career weekly award for the Hillsborough, New Jersey native and the fourth for the program since Stevens returned to the MAC in 2019. Dooley’s honor is also the first weekly award for Stevens Athletics since March 16 when five student-athletes (Melissa Alfonso (Softball), Kyra Bednarski (Women’s Lacrosse), Meredith Conlin (Women’s Lacrosse), David Lehman (Men’s Volleyball) and Brendan Monteleone (Men’s Lacrosse)) were honored by the conference in what would ultimately be the final weekly awards recognition of the 2019-20 academic year. … rest of story at https://stevensducks.com/news/2021/2/15/wrestling-dooley-named-mac-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=9e45a80a12&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND MAC Names David Stevens Wrestler of the Week
ANNVILLE, Pa. – On Monday morning, the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) announced their first Conference Weekly Award Winner in nearly a year, naming David Stevens their Wrestler of the Week for the week ending on Feb. 7. Stevens went 1-0 in his first action since qualifying for the 2020 NCAA DIII National Championships back in February.
Wrestler of the Week – David Stevens
Stevens was dominate in his only match of the week defeating Shenandoah’s Derek Liddle at 184 lbs. by way of a technical fall … rest of story at https://gomessiah.com/news/2021/2/8/wrestling-mac-names-david-stevens-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=82bfd879a8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

8 } – Briggs and Wright Earn A-R-C Weekly Honors
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) announced its weekly honors for the week ending Sunday, Feb. 14, with Wartburg wrestler Kyle Briggs (Sr., Cedar Rapids, Iowa) named the Male Athlete and Wrestler of the Week, and Wartburg men’s track sprinter Dallas Wright (Sr., Carlisle, Iowa) awarded the Male Runner of the Week. The No. 1/2-ranked Wartburg wrestling team rounded out its 2021 American Rivers Conference schedule with a 47-3 win over Nebraska Wesleyan University along with a 28-5 victory over Loras College to finish 8-0 during conference action to clinch the A-R-C title on Saturday, Feb. 13 inside Levick Arena. Kyle Briggs, a fifth-year senior, completed the conference schedule with an undefeated 7-0 record. At 174 lbs. on Saturday, he won by fall over NWU’s Talan McGill in 36 seconds and followed with a 8-0 major decision over Loras’ No. 7-ranked Jacob Krakow. The conference wrestler of the week award is the fourth of Briggs’ career. … rest of story at https://go-knights.net/news/2021/2/15/general-briggs-and-wright-earn-a-r-c-weekly-honors.aspx?mc_cid=9e45a80a12&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

9} – Birt Named CCIW Wrestler of the Week
NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Millikin senior Bradan Birt was named the College Conference of Illinois & Wisconsin (CCIW) Wrestler of the Week on Tuesday. A native of Epworth, Iowa and Western Dubuque High School, Birt was named the CCIW’s Most Outstanding Wrestler after winning his second-straight 165-pound title at the conference championship on Saturday. It was Birt’s fourth individual conference title following wins at 149 pounds in 2018 and 157 pounds in 2019. He was 3-0 on the day, beginning with a Fall at 0:55 against Elmhurst’s Joe Carinfella, followed by another Fall at 0:16 over Carthage’s Quinn Hoopman. Birt won the title by Technical Fall (16-0) over North Central’s Rafael Roman in the championship match. The Big Blue won their second-straight team title with a score of 153.5. … rest of story at https://athletics.millikin.edu/news/2021/2/16/wrestling-birt-named-cciw-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=83f6447486&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

10 } – LaMontagne Legacy Fund Launched
Fund to Support Blue Jay Wrestling Announced in Honor of Bradlee LaMontagne
ALTIMORE, MD – Johns Hopkins University wrestling coach Keith Norris has announced the launching of a campaign to support the Bradlee Hillier LaMontagne Legacy Fund.  Created in honor of Bradlee LaMontagne, a member of the Blue Jay wrestling program who died in a tragic boating accident in December 2020, the initiative was created to ensure his legacy and impact on the program continue into the future.  
LaMontagne, who had been elected a captain for what would have been his junior season in 2020-21, chose to attend Johns Hopkins so that he could make a difference in the world.  After arriving on campus as a freshman in the fall of 2017, he quickly established himself as a hard-working, exceptional teammate within the wrestling program.  More importantly, he became an active leader on campus and demonstrated four characteristics with everything he did:  Drive, Discovery, Balance and Passion. … rest of story at https://hopkinssports.com/news/2021/2/18/wrestling-lamontagne-legacy-fund-launched.aspx?mc_cid=279b9a2f50&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

11 } – BVU ALUM EARNS WRESTLING HALL OF FAME HONOR
1980 GRADUATE HELPED BEAVERS EARN COACH BAXTER’S FIRST LEAGUE TITLE
STORM LAKE, Iowa (February 18, 2021) -Ron Peterson ’80 will have many thoughts during his induction into the Iowa High School Athletic Association Wrestling Hall of Fame at 5:45 p.m. Saturday, minutes before the Grand March that opens the Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament at Wells Fargo Arena. He may have visions of the 12 siblings he wrestled against while growing up in Webster City. There could be his high school Lynx teammates, his Triton teammates at Iowa Central Community College. Peterson will reflect on three team state titles he and his Clarksville High School wrestlers earned, or the two he was fortunate to guide while coaching at Cedar Rapids Prairie. He might also have memories of the student-athletes he coached at Simpson College, then later at Knoxville High School. … rest of story at https://bvuathletics.com/news/2021/2/18/bvu-alum-earns-wrestling-hall-of-fame-honor.aspx?mc_cid=279b9a2f50&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

12 } – The Noke Wrestling News Podcast – Episode 7 (The New York Recruits)
On this episode of Noke Wrestling News we talk to Coach Nate Yetzer along with two recruits from New York, Sawyer Dereszynski and Ethan Palanca. Sawyer and Ethan talk about their unorthodox senior season and their journey through wrestling. Later, we find out the results of the Fall Fund Drive and touch on the Polar Plunge. Earl and Coach Yetzer wrap up the show discussing the cancelation of the 2021 DIII National Tournament.  … rest of story at https://news.theopenmat.com/podcasts/noke-wrestling-news/the-noke-wrestling-news-podcast-episode-7-the-new-york-recruits/80061?mc_cid=a32eea18bb&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Abraham Named MIAA Wrestler of the Week
FREELAND, MICH.  —  Trine University men’s wrestler, Matthew Abraham (Seven Hills, Ohio/Padua Franciscan), has earned Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association “Player of the Week” honors for his efforts this past weekend. Trine competed against Manchester University in an unscored multiple-round style event at Hershey Hall this past Saturday (Feb. 6) that saw the Thunder win 13 out of 23 total matches against the Spartans. Abraham won his two matchups in the 197-pound weight class, both by pinfall, that included one pin in under a minute (55 seconds) against Alex Searfoss.  His second pin was against Alex Gronkiewicz in a time of 1:23. … rest of story at https://www.trinethunder.com/sports/wrest/2020-21/releases/20210208msia0u
AND Hollingsworth Named A-R-C Wrestler of the Week
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – The American Rivers Conference (A-R-C) announced its weekly honors for the week ending Sunday, Feb. 7, with Wartburg College wrestler David Hollingsworth (Jr., Owings Mills, Md.) named the Wrestler of the Week. The No. 1/2-ranked Wartburg wrestling team compiled a 3-0 record last week, defeating Luther, Buena Vista, and Central by a combined score of 102-13.  Hollingsworth, a transfer student-athlete from Baltimore, Md., is off to a 3-0 start in Orange & Black during A-R-C competition at 157 lbs. On Saturday versus Central College, Hollingsworth took down the No. 7-ranked and returning NWCA All-American Rob Areyano, with an 11-6 decision victory. … test of story at https://go-knights.net/news/2021/2/8/wrestling-hollingsworth-named-a-r-c-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=82bfd879a8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

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NCAA Division I Results (2021) – #8

TDR Editor’s Notes ; The Big 10, and Big 12 conference tournaments this weekend will conclude the qualifying tournaments for the Division I Nationals in two weeks in St. Louis. The following articles include final dual meets for Penn State (#1 & #8), Nebraska (#2), Wyoming (#3), Iowa State (#5), Michigan (#7) and Oklahoma State (#3, #6 & #7). Some of the results from conference tournaments last week with the A.C.C. (#4), E.I.W.A. (#9), M.A.C. (#10), and the P.A.C.(#11). Cancellations of matches are listed (#12). Keep Wrestling on! Contact us at the Editor’s office at martinkfleming@gmail.com
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1 } – Nittany Lion Wrestlers Roll Over No. 11 Ohio State
Penn State wins seven of ten as Carter Starocci beats Kaleb Romero at 174
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. –The Penn State Nittany Lions (5-0, 5-0 B1G), ranked No. 3 in the latest InterMat Tournament Power Index, won seven of ten bouts to win handily at No. 11 Ohio State (5-4, 5-4 B1G), the team’s fifth-straight conference dual away from home.  Head coach Cael Sanderson‘s squad broke the dual meet open in the second half to roll to a 28-12 victory in Columbus. All team and individual rankings listed are InterMat (2/16/21).  
Penn State picked up ranked victories at 174, 184 and 285 to take down the Buckeyes. The young Nittany Lions featured a line-up that included five freshmen (two true) and two sophomores, a total of seven underclassmen. The dual began at 125 where true freshman Robert Howard (Cranford, N.J.) took on No. 10 Malik Heinselman. … rest of story at https://gopsusports.com/news/2021/2/19/wrestling-nittany-lion-wrestlers-roll-over-no-11-ohio-state.aspx?mc_cid=a32eea18bb&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

2 } – Huskers Close 2021 Regular Season With Win Over Illinois
Winning seven individual matches on the day, the Nebraska wrestling team closed the 2021 regular season with a 25-9 win over Illinois on Sunday in Champaign, Ill. The Huskers finish the conference-only slate 7-1, going undefeated in the last six duals of the regular season.  The Huskers earned bonus points in three matches, picking up major decisions at 174 and 184 pounds and a technical fall in the 149-pound bout.  Mikey Labriola and Eric Schultz finish the regular season undefeated in eight matches on the year while Liam Cronin and Chad Red Jr. went 6-1 on the year with their only losses coming against Iowa in the second dual of the season. … rest of story at https://huskers.com/news/2021/2/21/wrestling-huskers-close-2021-regular-season-with-win-over-illinois.aspx?mc_cid=4fc5b594c8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

3 } – Wyoming Wrestling Crowns Four Champions at Cowboy Challenge
STILLWATER, Okla. (Feb. 14, 2021) – The Cowboys crowned four champions, the most of any competing team, Sunday afternoon in Stillwater with all four winning wrestlers upsetting top ten opponents in the finals. Jacob Wright (157), Hayden Hastings (174), Tate Samuelson (184) and Stephen Buchanan (197) were all champions for the Cowboys.   
“I’m really proud of our entire team and the way we wrestled today. We had some gutsy performances at 141 and 149 and some comeback performances in the finals.” Head Coach Mark Branch “I think today Really helped set the tone for the rest of the season. That’s something we haven’t really done in Gallagher-Iba before. To wrestle like that and those matches was great. I was really proud of our guys wrestled and we really took a big jump. I’m excited to see that they are starting believe themselves and it showed today.” … rest of story at https://gowyo.com/news/2021/2/14/wyoming-wrestling-crowns-four-champions-at-cowboy-challenge.aspx?mc_cid=c18c111026&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

4 } – Tony Robie and the Hokies sweep the ACC to win regular season crown – VT102
Tony Robie returns to Inside Virginia Tech Wrestling for Episode 102 as the Hokies are coming off an unbeaten season, finishing 9-0 and winning the ACC regular season championship.  Coach Robie breaks down the big performances that pushed the Hokies through the five ACC wins as well as touches on the best things that came from this season with the free year and the extra countable matches.  We’ll also get an update on some injuries sustained and what the postseason is going to look like for the squad. … rest of story at https://www.mattalkonline.com/podcast/inside-vt-wrestling/tony-robie-and-the-hokies-sweep-the-acc-to-win-regular-season-crown-vt102/?mc_cid=9e45a80a12&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

5 } – Cyclones Down UNI, Fall To Arizona State In Dual Action
AMES, Iowa – No. 13 Iowa State (9-3, 4-1 Big 12) split a pair of duals on Sunday, falling to No. 11 Arizona State (5-0), 20-15, and defeating No. 15 UNI (4-4, 3-2 Big 12), 23-17.
Both duals went down to the final match.
Iowa State-Arizona State Match Highlights
Ian Parker won ISU’s first match at 141 pounds with an 8-3 decision over Peter Lipari. Parker had a takedown in each period and gained a point for riding time by staying on top of Lipari throughout the majority of the third period.
Jarrett Degen blanked Cory Crooks, 5-0, at 149 pounds. Degen got a takedown on the edge in the closing seconds of the second period and tacked on another in the third in his first match in Hilton Coliseum this season. … rest of story at https://cyclones.com/news/2021/2/14/wrestling-cyclones-down-uni-fall-to-arizona-state-in-dual-action.aspx?mc_cid=c18c111026&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

6 } – Cowboys Close Out Undefeated Regular Season on Senior Night
STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State wrestling team secured its 47th undefeated regular season in program history with a 24-16 victory over No. 19 Oklahoma in Gallagher-Iba Arena on Sunday night.
“It takes teamwork to win dual meets,” head coach John Smith said. “We take pride in it and it’s important to us. An undefeated dual season is an accomplishment, but let’s use it as motivation heading into the Big 12 Championships.”
The sixth-ranked Cowboys jumped out to an early 9-0 lead on senior night courtesy of a Trevor Mastrogiovanni decision and a fall from Daton Fix. A takedown late in the third period led Mastrogiovanni to his 10th win of the season and second over Mason Naifeh of Oklahoma. … rest of story at https://okstate.com/news/2021/2/21/wrestling-cowboys-close-out-undefeated-regular-season-on-senior-night.aspx?mc_cid=4fc5b594c8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Three Thoughts On The Cowboy Challenge Tournament
What’s the ceiling and floor for this squad?
Oklahoma State hosted the Cowboy Challenge Tournament this weekend, and there were a number of storylines surrounding it. I thought I’d share a few thoughts on it.
1. Daton Fix was a house on fire
Daton Fix made his highly anticipated return to the mat here and wrestled like a man on a mission. The guys he met in this tournament weren’t quite on his level, but he absolutely dominated his way through this tournament. From the outside looking in, you worry how he would handle the outside noise surrounding his return and suspension? So far, so good.  … rest of story at https://pistolsfiringblog.com/three-thoughts-on-the-cowboy-challenge-tournament/?mc_cid=83f6447486&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

7 } – Dylan Ragusin (Sam Janicki)U-M Wraps Dual Slate with Decisive Win at No. 23 Michigan State
What You Need to Know
» No. 4 Michigan earned a decisive rivalry win in his dual-meet finale, claiming seven of 10 bouts to defeat No. 23 Michigan State, 28-9, at the Spartans’ Jenison Field House.
» Myles Amine claimed the dual’s marquee match, scoring four takedowns in an 11-6 decision against eighth-ranked Cam Caffey at 197 pounds.
» Dylan Ragusin and Mason Parris earned first-period pins at 133 pounds and heavyweight; Parris is 6-0 with six bonus wins, including a team-best three falls. … rest of story at https://mgoblue.com/news/2021/2/19/wrestling-u-m-wraps-dual-slate-with-decisive-win-at-no-23-michigan-state.aspx?mc_cid=a32eea18bb&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

8 } – Penn State wrestling finishes season undefeated after shutting out Maryland
Penn State’s first and only home dual meet of the season got off to a fast and interesting start. First, the Nittany Lions celebrated senior night, which notably featured 149-pounder and former NCAA qualifier Jarod Verkleeren. Then once the actual action got underway, Cael Sanderson opted to go with Greg Kerkvliet at heavyweight to start the night after previously saying he didn’t expect him to compete this season. Other than that, it was a fairly standard dual for the Nittany Lions, who downed Maryland 44-0 to move to 6-0 on the season and run their winning streak to 11 straight matches dating back to last season. The win gave Sanderson his fifth undefeated season as Penn State’s coach … rest of story at https://www.collegian.psu.edu/sports/wrestling/penn-state-wrestling-finishes-season-undefeated-after-shutting-out-maryland/article_293adc2a-756f-11eb-86eb-db15ca8820b4.html?mc_cid=329018bca1&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

9} – Four Peat! Total Team Effort Propels Mountain Hawks To Fourth Straight EIWA Title
MANHEIM, Pa. – Lehigh crowned four individual champions, but it was a total team effort that carried the Mountain Hawks to their fourth consecutive EIWA team title Friday at Spooky Nook Sports Complex. All 10 Lehigh entrants placed in the top five of their respective weight classes and all 10 qualified for the NCAA Championships as the Mountain Hawks scored 158.5 points to pull away from Navy and Army West Point. The four individual champions for Lehigh were junior Jaret Lane (125), freshman Malyke Hines (133), senior Jake Jakobsen (197) and senior Jordan Wood (285). Wood becomes just the fifth four-time EIWA Champion in Lehigh history and the first EIWA heavyweight to win four titles. … rest of story at https://lehighsports.com/news/2021/2/26/wrestling-four-peat-total-team-effort-propels-mountain-hawks-to-fourth-straight-eiwa-title.aspx?mc_cid=02f3563d01&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Lou DePrez wins second-consecutive 184-pound title at EIWA Championships
Doyle, Nolan qualify for NCAA tournament
Since joining the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) in 2013, members of the Binghamton wrestling team have won three individual titles. Redshirt junior Lou DePrez now owns two of those trophies. For the second consecutive year, the wrestler is ranked third in the country at 184 pounds and won a conference championship. “[DePrez] did a really good job he kinda dominated his way through the bracket,” said Binghamton head coach Kyle Borshoff. “He had a good guy in the finals, I think the guy he wrestled in the finals is nationally ranked in the top 15. [DePrez] had a good controlling win there, and he put himself in a really good situation moving forward for NCAA seeding. I expect he’ll be a top-four seed.” … rest of story at https://www.bupipedream.com/sports/120023/auto-draft-800/?mc_cid=d34d798fb2&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

10 } – Mizzou Wrestling Wins Tenth Straight Conference Title
All 10 wrestlers qualify for NCAA Championships
TRENTON, N.J. – Mizzou Wrestling secured its tenth straight conference championship and ninth straight MAC championship on Saturday. The Tigers set a new MAC Score record with 188.5 points, 59.5 points ahead of second-place Central Michigan. 133-pounder Matt Schmitt, 149-pounder Brock Mauller, 165-pounder Keegan O’Toole and 197-pounder Rocky Elam all secured individual MAC Champion titles.  
125-pounder Noah Surtin, 157-pounder Jarrett Jacques, 174-pounder Peyton Mocco and 184-pounder Jeremiah Kent all finished in second place of their respective weight classes. 141-pounder Allan Hart and heavyweight Zach Elam both took third place. All 10 Tigers secured bids to the NCAA Championships. … rest of story at https://mutigers.com/news/2021/2/27/mizzou-wrestling-wins-tenth-straight-conference-title.aspx?mc_cid=02f3563d01&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Stencel Joins Exclusive Club With 4th MAC Title
Hildebrandt, Simon repeat as league champions; Chippewas finish second
TRENTON, N.J. – An historic accomplishment for Matt Stencel, three individual champions, and a team runner-up finish for the Central Michigan wrestling team. Yes, it could have been better – it can almost always be better – but all in all, a good showing once again by the Chippewas at the Mid-American Conference Championships. Stencel, a CMU senior, became the ninth wrestler in Mid-American Conference history to win four individual league titles when he defeated Rider’s Ethan Laird, 7-2, in the final at 285 pounds on Saturday at Cure Insurance Arena. Stencel, who is ranked fourth nationally by flowrestling.com and is a two-time All-American, joins Wynn Michalak (2005-08) and Ben Bennett (2010-13) as the Chippewa wrestlers to have won four league titles. “It was extremely hard this year (for Stencel), I thought,” CMU coach Tom Borrelli said. “That was the toughest weight class in the conference, I thought, by far. You had two top-10 guys – plus him – and I think eight of the guys in that weight class are ranked in the top 33 (nationally). … rest of story at https://cmuchippewas.com/news/2021/2/27/wrestling-stencel-joins-exclusive-club-with-4th-mac-title.aspx?mc_cid=02f3563d01&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

11 } – Arizona State defends Pac-12 Wrestling Title, wins fourth championship in last five years
CORVALLIS, Ore. – The ARIZONA STATE Sun Devils defended their Pac-12 Wrestling title, claiming their fourth championship in five years and their 20th overall as a program with a victory Sunday at Oregon State’s Gill Coliseum. The Sun Devils compiled five individual titles from Brandon Courtney (125), Jacori Teemer (157), Anthony Valencia (165), Kordell Norfleet (197) and Cohlton Schultz (HWT), ultimately earning 138 points on the evening. Schultz’s win was the first conference title of his career, while the others were repeat champions. 
OREGON STATE, the host team, finished in second with 123 points. The Beavers saw Devan Turner (133) and Grant Willits (141) become the seventh and eighth wrestlers in program history to win multiple Pac-12 titles after Turner won his class last year and Willits captured his class in 2019. The Beavers were followed closely by STANFORD, which finished with 115.5 points … rest of story at https://pac-12.com/article/2021/02/28/arizona-state-defends-pac-12-wrestling-title-wins-fourth-championship-last-five?mc_cid=6c7ef6b094&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

12 } – Iowa State’s Dual With West Virginia Canceled
AMES, Iowa – The No. 13 Iowa State wrestling team’s dual at West Virginia Friday night has been canceled. It will not be re-scheduled. … rest of story at https://cyclones.com/news/2021/2/18/wrestling-iowa-states-dual-with-west-virginia-canceled.aspx?mc_cid=279b9a2f50&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Wisconsin wrestling match vs. Iowa canceled
MADISON, Wis. — Out of an abundance of caution, the Big Ten wrestling dual meet between Wisconsin and Iowa originally scheduled for this Sunday, Feb. 21 has been canceled. … story at https://uwbadgers.com/news/2021/2/19/wisconsin-wrestling-match-vs-iowa-canceled.aspx?mc_cid=a32eea18bb&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Rutgers wrestling vs. Maryland canceled due to positive COVID test
The Rutgers University wrestling team has hit another stoppage in a season of stoppages. What was supposed to be the Scarlet Knights’ final dual-meet Friday night at Maryland, was canceled due to a positive COVID 19 test result within the Scarlet Knights’ program, the Rutgers athletic department announced on Twitter just before the 6 p.m. scheduled start time of the meet.   “The decision to postpone was made out of an abundance of caution,” the school said. … rest of story at https://www.northjersey.com/story/sports/college/rutgers/2021/02/17/rutgers-wrestling-vs-maryland-updates/6762576002/?mc_cid=76aa098ad3&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b


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NAIA Division News & Results (2021) – # 3

TDR Editor’s Notes ; The 64th consecutive NAIA Men’s National Wrestling Championships start tomorrow in Wichita, Kansas. A start on more information on that event is ay https://www.naia.org/sports/mwrest/2017-18/releases/20180620s9kjl and a list of qualifiers is at NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS Grand View University is favored to win a record 10th Consecutive Championships. Yet there are many other contenders seeking to block that and to win the title for their team. The following collection of articles looks at some of the last matches, some wrestler of the week honors and some conference results that determine the qualifiers. The National Championships for the women wrestlers and teams will be next weekend in North Dakota. Keep on Wrestling! Contact us at the Editor’s office at martinkfleming@gmail.com
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1 } – Antesberger Named GPAC Wrestler of the Week
Bradley Antesberger, Doane University – 197lb Weight Class
Doane wrestler Bradley Antesberger is this week’s GPAC/Hauff Mid-America Sports Wrestler-of-the-Week.  Antesberger, a sophomore from North Pole, Alaska, went 4-0 for Doane at the GPAC duals as the Tigers were unbeaten on the day. He allowed only one point in his matches on the day and defeated NAIA No. 9 Caleb Shanks of Briar Cliff. His win over Shanks clinched the team victory … rest of story at http://www.doaneathletics.com/article/5155.php?mc_cid=653cd27934&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b&skipSplash=1

2 } – 2020-2021 NAIA Wrestling Coaches’ Top 20 Poll – No. 5
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Grand View University (Iowa) claimed the No. 1 spot in the fifth edition of the 2020-21 NAIA Wrestling Coaches’ Top 20 . Joining the Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), Life (Ga.), Reinhardt (Ga.) and Missouri Valley. 
Poll Methodology

  • The poll was voted upon by a panel of head coaches representing each of the eight conferences.
  • Two days prior to the national poll, each qualifying group rater submits the top six individuals from each weight class in his conference into the system. Only wrestlers listed on a conference ballot are considered for the national ballot.
  • The top 20 individuals in each weight class is based on how each voter ranks the best individuals. An individual receives 20 points for each first place vote, 19 for second place and so on through the list. This same point system is used to determine the team ranking. … rest of story at https://www.naia.org/sports/mwrest/2020-21/Releases/NationalPoll-MWrest?mc_cid=82bfd879a8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

3 } – REED NAMED NAIA WRESTLER OF THE WEEK
COLUMBIA, Ky. – Brandon Reed has been named the NAIA Men’s Wrestler of the Week, the national office announced on Wednesday. The national honor comes on the heels of being named the Mid-South Conference Wrestler of the Week on Monday. Reed (No. 1 at 285) went 2-0 for the Blue Raiders helping Lindsey Wilson defeat No. 11 Cumberlands and No. 20 Campbellsville. The senior picked up a 7-3 decision over Cumberlands’ (Ky.) Aaron Johnson (No. 4 at 285) and then pinned Campbellsville’s Alex Coleman in 40 seconds to secure the Mid-South Conference North Division Regular Season Crown. … rest of story at http://www.lindseyathletics.com/article/13065.php?skipSplash=1&mc_cid=5e3b2f2de3&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b&skipSplash=1&skipSplash=1
AND SOU’s Barrera, Coon cleared to compete at NAIA Championships
NAIA CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS
ASHLAND – The Oregon Health Authority’s approval of the Cascade Conference’s return-to-play plan for high-contact sports was timely news for two Southern Oregon University men’s wrestlers. Despite having not yet competed this season, 125-pound senior Pancho Barrera and 133-pound junior Justin Coon will travel to Wichita, Kan., to compete at the NAIA Championships on March 5-6. Barrera and Coon were among 32 individuals selected to represent the Cascade Conference by the CCC’s head coaches in lieu of traditional qualification through the conference tournament, which was canceled due to COVID-19. … rest of story at https://souraiders.com/news/2021/2/23/mens-wrestling-sous-barrera-coon-cleared-to-compete-at-naia-championships.aspx?mc_cid=9c47fa024a&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

4 } – Grand View’s Caldwell Named NAIA Wrestler Of The Week
Kansas City, MO – Men’s Wrestler, Kyle Caldwell (SR/Willard, MO) garners NAIA National Wrestler of the Week honors after winning the Heart of America Conference Championships at the 165-weight class. The senior went 3-0 at the Heart of America Conference Championship this past weekend while taking down the No. 2 and No. 1 ranked wrestlers in his respective weight classes including teammate Dalton Jensen (SO/Downs, IL) and Elias Vaoifi of Missouri Valley. Caldwell is currently 17-3 overall on the 2020-21 season headed into the National Championship taking place on March 5-6 in Wichita, Kansas where Grand View will be competing for their 10th straight national championship. … rest of story at http://www.victorysportsnetwork.com/Clip/news/grand-views-caldwell-named-naia-wrestler-of-the-week.htm?mc_cid=76aa098ad3&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Sienna Heights University wrestling makes anticipated return
ADRIAN — After a long wait, Siena Heights’ men’s wrestling program made its return to the mats this past weekend and the stakes couldn’t have been much bigger, at the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Championships. Even so, the return meant a lot to the wrestlers and their coaches, head coach Adam Greene and assistant coach Andrew Morse. “It was really satisfying,” Greene said. “As cliched as it sounds, it was a dream come true. To sit down in the corner of the mat and see two guys go out to the middle and shake hands, and one of them is wearing Siena Heights gear, it’s a real thing now. It’s a program that is here to stay, and hopefully is going to be competitive for years to come.” … rest of story at https://www.lenconnect.com/story/sports/college/2021/02/18/siena-heights-wrestling-makes-return/6785238002/?mc_cid=279b9a2f50&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

5 } – Glise named GPAC Wrestler of the Week
Briar Cliff wrestling’s Jeremiah Glise has been named the GPAC Wrestler of the Week. Glise, a junior from Maryville, Missouri, won the 197-pound class at the Hastings College Open and was a perfect 4-0 on the week. Glise pinned Central Methodist’s Alexander Drmac in 4:28 in the first-place match.  He opened the day with a 3-2 decision over Trevor Bodine of Central Methodist before recording an 8-0 major decision over Jesse Cagle of Arizona Christian. Glise then beat Andrew Hamilton (Grand View) 3-2 before his win in the championship match. … rest of story at https://bcuchargers.com/news/2021/1/13/wrestling-glise-named-gpac-wrestler-of-the-week.aspx?mc_cid=6b4820f7a2&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

6 } – FAIRCHILD NAMED AMC WRESTLER OF THE WEEK
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Robert Fairchild has been named the American Midwest Conference (AMC) Wrestler of the Week, the conference office announced Monday. Fairchild was selected based on his performances from Feb. 8-14.
AMC Wrestler of the Week
Robert Fairchild, Williams Baptist (Ark.)
125-pound | Jr. | Metarie, La.

7 } – Mid-South Conference announces Academic All-Conference and Champions of Character Teams as Story and Sallah are recognized
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With the postseason approaching for men’s wrestling, the Mid-South Conference announced both the Academic All-Conference Team and Champions of Character Team for the 2020-21 season. Campbellsville University’s Luke Story earned a spot on the Academic Team as Mahlic Sallah is the CU representative on the conference’s Champions of Character Team. In order to be nominated by an institution, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.25 on a 4.0 scale and must have achieved at least sophomore academic status. The student-athletes that are honored on the Champions of Character Team were nominated by their coaches based on their leadership on campus and in the community while demonstrating the five core character values of the NAIA. Both Story and Sallah have spent significant time on the mat for the Tigers … rest of story at https://campbellsvilletigers.com/news/2021/2/18/mens-wrestling-mid-south-conference-announces-academic-all-conference-and-champions-of-character-teams-as-story-and-sallah-are-recognized.aspx?mc_cid=279b9a2f50&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

8 } – Indiana Tech Men’s Wrestling Defeats Thomas More with Late Pin
CRESTVIEW HILLS, Ky. – Indiana Tech men’s wrestling battled with Thomas More earlier today only to have a late comeback and win 26-22. The match started at the 125-pound weight class where Brendon Mark faced off against Shay Horton. Horton started with a quick takedown before going out of bounds and being reset to the middle of the mat. Mark escaped to make the score 2-1 before the end of the first period. Mark strategically chose down for the start of the second period but was unable to get away from Horton while Horton worked for the pin. Mark lost to Horton via fall in 3:44. Next up for Tech was Malachi Greene at 133 to face James Mulenga. Greene was the aggressor earlier with the first takedown and two points before Mulenga escaped. Greene went right back at him and earned another takedown before getting Mulenga to his back and pinning him in just 1:32 to tie the match 6-6. At 141, Kyle Kantola faced off against Ryan Moore. Kantola scored the first two points of the match before Moore earned the reversal to tie it 2-2. Moore earned two more points before the period was out to lead 4-2. Kantola deferred the decision for the second period to Moore who chose down. Moore worked for a reversal on Kantola and took a 6-2 lead to ride out the second period. In the third period the wrestlers started in neutral before Moore recorded another takedown to lead 8-2. A stalling call on Kantola and a point for riding time earned Moore the 10-2 major decision victory and a 10-6 lead for Thomas More. … rest of story at https://indianatechwarriors.com/news/2021/1/16/mens-wrestling-defeats-thomas-more-with-late-pin.aspx?mc_cid=80454f9eb5&mc_eid=%5B2ef7cbca4b%5D

9} – Life University Men’s Wrestling Dominates on Path to MSC South Tournament Title
LAKELAND, Fla. —- The No. 3 nationally ranked Life University men’s wrestling team dominated its way to the Mid-South Conference South Division Tournament title with seven conference champions, earning a clean sweep of the postseason awards with all 12 grapplers qualifying for the NAIA National Tournament.  Tyree Johnson (141 lbs.), Denver Stonecheck (149 lbs.), Jack Bass (157 lbs.), Sid Ohl (165 lbs.), Asher Eichert (174 lbs.), Myles Starke (184 lbs.) and Zane Lanham (197 lbs.) each stood atop the podium in their weight class for the tournament. In the South Division postseason awards, Stonecheck was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler of the Tournament, Brandon Orum (125 lbs.) was named the Freshman of the Year, Ohl earned Wrestler of the Year honors and head coach Omi Acosta received Coach of the Year accolades. … rest of story at https://liferunningeagles.com/news/2021/2/20/mens-wrestling-dominates-on-path-to-msc-south-tournament-title.aspx?mc_cid=4fc5b594c8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

10 } – GPAC GLORY – EGLI, VASQUEZ INDIVIDUAL TITLES PROPEL MORNINGSIDE TO TOURNEY CHAMPIONSHIP
FREMONT, NEB. – Five National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics’ national qualifiers — two Great Plains Athletic Conference individual champions — a second team league tourney triumph in the last three years. Morningside College head coach Jake Stevenson had a tremendous sense of pride for his still youthful Mustangs following an impressive two-day performance at Midland University’s Wikert Events Center on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 19-20. “It’s a little bittersweet, as we had wanted as many guys as possible to advance to the national meet,” he reflected. “However, every one of our wrestlers put themselves in a spot to make a run at it this weekend.” Sophomore 133-pounder Taylor Vasquez (SO/Fountain, Colo.) (Fountain, Colo.) and senior 174-pounder Jonah Egli (SR/Fort Dodge, Iowa) (Fort Dodge, Iowa) picked up Mside’s two individual championships. Vasquez ranked No. 14 on the latest national poll, didn’t allow much doubt as to whether his NAIA championships ticket should be punched. He turned in a medical forfeit win and then registered back-to-back pins, including over Dakota Wesleyan’s Darlen Malone in the finals. Egli, entering the weekend with a 13-match win streak and No. 8 ranking, was dominant, too. He compiled two pins and then knocked off Doane University’s Michael Scarponi 6-4 in a match the senior controlled between two top 12 listed grapplers. … rest of story at https://www.msidemustangs.com/article/mens-wrestling/gpac-glory-egli-vasquez-individual-titles-propel-morningside-to-tourney-championship?mc_cid=4fc5b594c8&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

11 } – No. 14 Tigers can’t hold on in heavyweight match; No. 11 Cumberlands wins 18-16
CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. — A wrestling dual coming down to the final weight class creates excitement but 11th-ranked University of the Cumberlands took that spark tonight by from behind to beat the 14th-ranked Campbellsville Tigers. The Patriots rallied to win, 18-16, to give Campbellsville its lone loss of the shortened regular season so far. The two are now tied inside the conference standings at 2-1.  The night started with a big win by Brandon Miller at 125 pounds but then it was three straight decisions for the Patriots giving them a 9-3 lead. The Tigers then answered right back.   At 157 pounds, Tristan Sellmer won 9-4 before Gavin Smith picked up a major decision at 165 pounds giving the Tigers a 10-9 lead.  Moving to the most anticipated match of the night, No. 3 Mahlic Sallah and No. 10 Jarod Swank didn’t disappoint at 174 pounds. Swank rallied late in the third period to tie the match at 7-all but it was Sallah earning a two-point take down in sudden victory to push CU’s lead to four points, 13-9. … rest of story at https://campbellsvilletigers.com/news/2021/2/5/mens-wrestling-no-14-tigers-can-t-hold-on-in-heavyweight-match-no-11-cumberlands-wins-18-16.aspx?mc_cid=7fbcdf9574&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b

12 } – Dustyn Azure Named CCC Men’s Wrestling Coach of the Year
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Eastern Oregon University’s Dustyn Azure was named the 2020-21 Cascade Collegiate Conference Men’s Wrestling Coach of the Year, announced Tuesday. He was voted on by the conference’s head men’s wrestling coaches to earn the award, his first Coach of the Year honor.  “Congratulations to Dustyn on his selection as the CCC Men’s Wrestling Coach of the Year,” stated CCC Commissioner Robert Cashell. “This has indeed been a challenging season for all of our teams and Dustyn has done a wonderful job with his team, as well as serving as our conference and national rater.”  This is Azure’s fifth year at the helm for EOU and five Mountaineers qualified for the NAIA National Championship, scheduled for March 5-6 in Park City, Kan. – the second-most in the CCC. Under Azure, EOU boasts a 34-34 dual record, including an impressive 15-5 mark last season. … rest of story at https://eousports.com/news/2021/2/23/dustyn-azure-named-ccc-mens-wrestling-coach-of-the-year.aspx?mc_cid=9c47fa024a&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
AND Cornerstone announces Chris Williamson as inaugural Wrestling Coach
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Director of Athletics Aaron Sagraves and Cornerstone University are excited to announce the hiring of Chris Williamson as the inaugural men’s wrestling coach. Cornerstone announced that men’s wrestling will be the 20th varsity sport offered on campus in early January, and are now excited to have Williamson begin the recruiting process as the program will begin action in 2021-22. … rest of story at https://cugoldeneagles.com/news/2021/2/23/mens-wrestling-cornerstone-announces-chris-williamson-as-inaugural-wrestling-coach.aspx?mc_cid=9c47fa024a&mc_eid=2ef7cbca4b
 

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