SUNY Oneonta Wrestling Sweeps Electric City Duals, Coach Ritter Hits 200-Win Milestone
SCRANTON, PA. — The Oneonta wrestling team dominated the field at the Electric City Duals and went 5-0 with 22 team pins to win the team title in Scranton, Sunday afternoon. Junior Jack Ryan (Trumbull, CT/) led the Red Dragons with four falls, all of which happened in the first period, and seniors Adonis Morano (Middletown, NY/Middletown), Santos Ocasio (Monroe/Monroe-Woodbury), and Kenneth Sauer (Franklin/Franklin) recorded two pins.
Head coach Duane Ritter recorded his 200th career dual match victory at Oneonta in the Red Dragons 47-12 victory over the Scranton’s ‘B’ Team. Coach Ritter entered his 20th season this year at the helm for Oneonta and, so far, has a 202-144-4 record (.583%).
Oneonta 40, Scranton ‘A’ 9
Oneonta won the first four matches against Scranton’s ‘A’ team. Freshman Billy Colloca (West Babylon, NY/West Babylon Senior High) won a 19-14 decision at 125, junior Danny Poggi (West Islip/West Islip) recorded a 15-6 major decision win at 133, and Ocasio and junior Anderson Klosner (Ilion/Central Valley Academy) pinned their opponents in 141 and 149, respectively. After Sauer took a 7-1 decision at 174, Oneonta closed out the match with three fall victories from Ryan at 184, junior Carson LiCastri (Redding, CT/Joel Barlow High School) at 197, and junior Kennith Jackson (New Orleans, LA/) in the heavyweight bout.
Oneonta 38, New Jersey City 13
Poggi had another major decision win at 133 and Ocasio picked up his second … rest of story … Oneontaathletics.com/Wrestling-sweeps-electric-city-duals-coach-ritter-hits-200-win-milestone
South Carolina College Wrestling Results
Coker Wins Nail Bitter at Home vs. Emmanuel
The Coker Wrestling team narrowly defeated Emmanuel College in a close match, with a final score of 21-20. Here is a breakdown of the individual match results:
– In the 125lb weight class, Alex McMiller of Emmanuel College defeated Weston Bare of Coker by a close decision of 1-0.
– Stephen Spitko of Coker had an impressive performance in the 133lb weight class, defeating Eli Holton of Emmanuel College by a fall at 2 minutes and 14 seconds.
– Omar Armengol of Coker dominated his match in the 141lb weight class, defeating Christian Gordon of Emmanuel College by a technical fall with a score of 18-3 in 5 minutes and 40 seconds.
– Trey Weinell of Coker and Ronald Theilacker of Emmanuel College had a draw in the 149lb weight class, with a final score of 3-3. However, Weinell was able to secure the win due to riding time.
– Noah Korenoski of Coker secured a victory in the 157lb weight class, defeating Gage Shetley of Emmanuel College by a decision with a score of 7-4.
– Christian Trimble of Emmanuel College was victorious in the 165lb weight class, defeating Obed Don of Coker by a fall at 2 minutes and 42 seconds.
– Connor Smith of Emmanuel College won the 174lb weight class, defeating Gage Olson of Coker by a decision with a score of 3-3 along with having the advantage in riding time.
– Markis Hill of Emmanuel College picked up the win at the 184lb … rest of story at … Cokercobras.com/releases/20231114vbqeag
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Newberry Wrestling Exterminate The Wasps
NEWBERRY, S.C. – Men’s wrestling wins in dominant fashion of Emory & Henry tonight, 51-6.
Nine wolves claimed victory tonight with seven of those coming from falls, one from a technical fall and the last coming via major decision. In the lone exhibition match, the wolves claimed another victory via fall.
The fastest fall of the night came from the 165 Ib class with Asa Walton pinning in 46 seconds. Every wrestler who won via fall did not let their time match go out of the first period.
- Zach Shupp pinned his opponent in one minute 25 seconds, the second fastest of the night.
- Patrick Wunderlich won via fall in two minutes and 48 seconds.
- Devon Rice claimed his fall in two minutes 33 seconds. … rest of story at … Newberrywolves.com/Wrestling-exterminate-the-wasps
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Presbyterian College Tangles with Three Ranked Opponents in Iowa, Downs # 11 Lindenwood
IOWA CITY, Iowa – On a historic day for the sport of women’s wrestling, Presbyterian linked up with Iowa, Sacred Heart, and Lindenwood – the first four NCAA Division I schools to enact a women’s wrestling program – for the “Trailblazer Duals” at legendary Carver Hawkeye Arena. One week after starting off the campaign with 22 victories at the Princeton Open, PC was felled by eighth-ranked Iowa (44-1) and fifth-ranked Sacred Heart (26-18) in a frenzied affair, ending the afternoon with a 25-20 triumph versus # 11 Lindenwood in front of a crowd of over 10,000 spectators.
Sophomore Paige Wehrmeister and freshman Alyssa Mahan contributed a combined 17 points for head coach Brian Vutianitis‘ club, while PC raced past Lindenwood to close the four-way on a high behind back-to-back pins by Madeline Kubicki and Henlee Hayes in 155 and 170. Positioned center stage on a landmark day for the growth of women’s wrestling, Presbyterian continues to mold and refine their mostly-young roster by picking up the program’s first ranked win of the season inside a dual setting. … rest of story at … GObluehose.com/Womens-wrestling-pc-tangles-with-three-ranked-opponents-in-iowa-downs-11-lindenwood
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Montevallo Falcons Earn First Dual Win in Program History
University of Montevallo Splits Dual Matches with a win over Allen and a loss to No. 23 Newberry
NEWBERRY, S.C. – The University of Montevallo Wrestling earned its first dual win in program history, Wednesday, with a 32-15 win over Allen before splitting the road trip with a loss to No. 23 Newberry 31-14. In just the second competition in program history, the Falcons picked up the program’s first dual win in dominant fashion. Montevallo won seven-out-of-10 bouts and compiled two major decision victories and three pins. Following the Allen win, UM took on No. 23 Newberry and battled with the Wolves, who were picked to finish second in Conference Carolinas, for most of the match. The Falcons earned wins in three weight classes with a tech fall, pin and a decision. “I’m extremely proud of how our guys wrestled. It’s incredible to start the season off 1-0 against Allen and get our first ever dual win,” said Head Coach Daniel Ownbey. “Then to wrestle Newberry as tough as we did was a great sign. We have a great season ahead of us.”
Freshman Carson Freeman, a native of Alabaster, Alabama, and former Thompson standout Gabe Hixenbaugh were the only to Falcons to finish 2-0 on the evening. Freeman topped Allen’s Ya’Donnis Hardaway with a pin in 4:38 seconds to earn six points for his team before defeating Newberry’s Asa Walton by decision 5-3 for three more points. Hixenbaugh added a pin in 4:04 against Nyshaad Hannon of Allen for six points and topped Newberry’s JP Gamez by tech fall 16-1 for five points. … rest of story at … Montevallofalcons.com/Wrestling-falcons-earn-first-dual-win-in-program-history
Ukraine Women’s Wrestling National Team Comes to Greensboro College This Week
Greensboro, NC – This week, Greensboro College will have the great privilege of hosting the defending World Cup Champion Ukraine Women’s National Wrestling Team, as they tour the city and host wrestling clinics on campus inside the Royce Reynolds Family Student Life Center Gymnasium.
This historic event will begin Thursday night when the team will host a community panel discussion, which will center around the current life in Ukraine. The panel discussion will take place in the Proctor West building at 7:30 PM.
On Saturday morning from 8:30 AM-12:00 PM, the team will host a free wrestling clinic that is open to athletes of all ages. This clinic will take place in Reynolds Gymnasium and is a potential once in a lifetime opportunity for wrestlers in the community to learn and interact with the Ukrainian Women’s National Team.
On Sunday afternoon, the team will host a free one hour long clinic for women’s high school wrestlers from 2:00-3:00 PM inside Reynolds Gymnasium. Other activities the team will participate in while in Greensboro include training with the Greensboro Men’s and Women’s wrestling teams, touring local schools and museums, and being able to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra concert on Sunday night. … rest of story at … Greensborocollegesports.com/Ukraine-womens-wrestling-national-team-comes-to-greensboro-college-this-week
NC State’s Jakob Camacho Tabbed ACC Wrestler of the Week
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – NC State’s Jakob Camacho was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Wrestler of the Week following his 2-0 performance over the second week of the season, Nov. 6-12.
Wrestling at 125 pounds for the No. 3 Wolfpack, Camacho helped lead his team to a 2-0 day at the WrangleMania event, as NC State recorded dominant dual match wins over Bloomsburg (45-4) and No. 25 Purdue (37-3) to move to 4-0 on the season.
Nationally ranked Camacho started his day with a 19-4 technical fall win over Bronson Garber of Bloomsburg, in which he controlled the match from start to finish to put the Wolfpack on track en route to the 45-4 win over the Huskies.
In the heavily anticipated match versus Purdue’s No. 3 Matt Ramos to start off NC State’s second match of the day, Camacho did not disappoint as he came from behind to force a 4-4 tie heading into the third period. In the third period, Camacho got an escape to take the lead for the first time and jumped ahead on a takedown with 45 seconds left in the match to win 8-5.
With his 2-0 week and win over Ramos, Camacho moved up to No. 3 at 125 pounds … rest of story at … Theacc.com/Wrestling-nc-states-jakob-camacho-tabbed-acc-wrestler-of-the-week
Ryan Earns 200th Win at Ohio State with 53-0 Victory over Edinboro
COLUMBUS, Ohio — No. 7 Ohio State (2-0) earned its second dual victory of the season with a 53-0 win over visiting Edinboro (0-1) Sunday at the Covelli Center. The win gave Tom Ryan, head coach of the Buckeyes, his 200th dual victory at Ohio State. He now has 309 for his career. … story and videos at … Ohiostatebuckeyes.com/Wrestling-no-7-ohio-state-vs-edinboro-live-updates
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Air Force Concludes App State Invite with Three Champions
BOONE, N.C. – When the dust settled in Varsity Gym, Air Force had three champions out of five finalists and seven placers at the Mountaineer Invitational, hosted by Appalachian State on Saturday afternoon. Tucker Owens, Giano Petrucelli and Sam Wolf will return to the Academy with championship titles.
Air Force’s first champion of the day was in the 125 division as No. 22 Tucker Owens bested Kyle Montaperto (UVA) by major decision, 16-7. Owens made a case for outstanding wrestler with a 16-0 technical fall in his opening bout, followed by two 16-point major decisions in the semis and finals. Owens is 4-0 so far this season.
The Falcons’ second champ of the day was No. 28 Giano Petrucelli in the 165 class. Petrucelli rumbled through the opening rounds with a pair of decisions over Appalachian State wrestlers. In the finals, Petrucelli was put to test as his opponent Will Miller (App State) raced out to an early 5-1 lead. Petrucelli showed tenacity and responded with three-straight takedowns and a four-point nearfall to secure the comeback win.
At 184, Sam Wolf claimed his second Mountaineer Invite championship title in as many tries, … rest of story at … GOairforcefalcons.com/Wrestling-air-force-concludes-app-state-invite-with-three-champions
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App State Wrestlers Win 3 Titles at Mountaineer Invitational
BOONE, N.C — Cody Bond, Tommy Askey and Jacob Sartorio all won individual titles Saturday as App State Wrestling had 11 top-three finishers in the top division of the Mountaineer Invitational.
Bond, who suffered a season-ending injury last year, earned a well-earned title with a 5-4 decision against 31st-ranked Michael Gioffre from Virginia in the 149 final. Bond trailed 4-1 entering the third period before getting an escape, delivering a three-point takedown with 33 seconds left and riding out the remainder of the match.
Askey went 4-0 in his 157-pound bracket, ending his run with a 4-2 finals decision over Virginia’s Dylan Cedeno. A takedown with 1:29 left in the second period made the difference.
Sartorio went 3-0 in the heavyweight division, winning by fall and an 18-2 tech fall before claiming a 15-4 major decision against Air Force’s Antonio Ramos in the final match. … rest of story … APPstatesports.com/Wrestling-app-state-wrestlers-win-3-titles-at-mountaineer-invitational
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