NC State Wrestling Takes Care of UNC, 33-6
RALEIGH — The NC State wrestling team defeated UNC, 33-6, Friday evening in front of a sold out Reynolds Coliseum. The win marks the 11th-consecutive win over the Tar Heels, dating back to 2013.
The Wolfpack won eight of ten bouts, tallying three wins over ranked opponents. The rivals started the evening at 157 pounds with #11/6 Ed Scott facing off with Sonny Santiago. The first period was heated for the two and ended with a four-all tie. Scott recorded an early escape in the second period and ended with a 5-4 lead. Santiago tied things five-all in the third, sending the dual into an overtime period. UNC recorded a four-point near fall to end the bout on top, 12-5.
#18/14 Derek Fields and Isaias Estrada went scoreless through the first period in the 165 weight class. Fields began the second period with an escape to take a 1-0 lead. Estrada was given a stalling warning and Fields closed out the period with a three-point takedown to extend his lead to 4-0. After taking charge in the final period, Fields won 10-1 by major decision.
Tyler Eischens of UNC got an escape to start the second period, taking a 4-1 lead. Faison responded with a three-point takedown to tie things up four-all, but ended the period trailing by one. After the two battled through the third, the dual went into an overtime period. UNC took their second win of the evening after Eischens defeated Faision 13-6.
Redshirt-freshman Dylan Fishback came out hot and secured two three-point takedowns to hold a 6-2 lead over #23 Gavin Kane. Fishback took the lead into the third period after an escape and three-point takedown gave him a comfortable 10-2 lead. Fishback ended the dual with a major decision defeat, 14-3, over Kane with 2:20 of riding time. Trent Hidlay quickly fired numerous shots, resulting in a 7-0 lead over Max Shaw … story at … GOpack.com/NC-state-wrestling-takes-care-of-unc-33-6
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Wrestling Defeated By No. 8 NC State Friday Night
RALEIGH, N.C. – The eighth-ranked NC State wrestling program defeated North Carolina (8-7, 0-2 ACC) Friday night in Atlantic Coast Conference action, 33-6.
Carolina earned two ranked victories in the opening three matches, with sudden victory verdicts from Sonny Santiago (157) and Tyler Eischens (174).
With the match against the Wolfpack beginning at 157 pounds, Santiago earned the decision over No. 6 Ed Scott, helping Carolina jump out to an early lead. Two matches later, Eischens clipped No. 27 Alex Faison, in an overtime match of his own. Up next, the Tar Heels return to Carmichael Arena next Friday night for the ACC home opener, welcoming Pitt to Chapel Hill.
No. 8 NC State 33, North Carolina 6
February 2, 2024 | Reynolds Coliseum | Raleigh, N.C.
125: Jarrett Trombley (NC State) over No. 29 Spencer Moore (UNC): 2-0 Dec
133: No. 6 Kai Orine (NC State) over Jace Palmer (UNC): 20-3 TF
141: No. No. 4 Ryan Jack (NC State) over No. 5 Lachlan McNeil (UNC): 4-2 Dec
149: No. 3 Jackson Arrington (NC State) over Jayden Scott (UNC): 9-1 MD
157: Sonny Santiago (UNC) over No. 6 Ed Scott (NC State): 8-5 SV Dec … story at … GOheels.com/Westling-defeated-by-no-8-nc-state-friday-night
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