Division I Results & News
Army Wrestling Beats American in Nation’s Capital
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Army West Point Wrestling won all but one of the 10 bouts at American on its way to a commanding 34-4 dual win Sunday. Of Army’s nine individual wins, two came by fall and three came in bonus point fashion. The Black Knights are now 5-1 in dual matches and 3-0 against EIWA opponents. For the second consecutive dual, the action commenced at 165 lbs before working up to heavyweight and cycling back to the lighter classes. And for the second consecutive dual, Gunner Filipowicz secured a win in the opening bout and never allowed the opponent to take a lead in the team score.
Filipowicz’s win was his 20th this year, just one off the current team lead of 21 wins by Trae McDaniel. At 174 lbs, Dalton Harkins scored a takedown in sudden victory to give Army its second win in as many bouts.
Jakob Gilfoil had a win by fall at 184 lbs in what his first career dual match win. Wolfgang Frable followed at 197 lbs and won by major decision. In a rematch of his Southern Scuffle semifinal win earlier this month, Lucas Stoddard defeated Will Jarrell by decision at 285 lbs, 6-3.
Charles Farmer claimed Army’s second fall Sunday at 125 lbs, over American’s Kaden Milheim. Ethan Berginc’s late takedown then sealed a win by decision to follow at 133 lbs, … more at … https://goarmywestpoint.com/news/2025/1/19/wrestling-beats-american-in-nations-capital
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Men’s Wrestling goes 3-0 at Davidson Duals
Bald Eagles top Brown, The Citadel, and Morgan State for a perfect 3-0 day at the Davidson Duals.
By: KC Wallace
DAVIDSON, N.C. – The Lock Haven men’s wrestling team was a perfect 3-0 at the Davidson Duals today (Jan. 17). The Bald Eagles started the day by downing Brown 26-10. With the match tied 10-10, The Haven won the last five bouts for the victory.
Caden Dobbins (165), Avery Bassett (174), and No. 28 Colin Fegley (184) all picked up wins by decision. Freshman Tucker Hogan topped Thomas Sandoval by a 9-0 major decision.
At 285, Gavin Hoffman won with an 8-2 decision over Alex Semenenko.
In the second dual of the day, the Bald Eagles topped The Citadel 33-6.
No. 18 Wyatt Henson won by tech fall, 21-6, in 5:16 over Thomas Termini at 141. No. 32 Lucas Kapusta and Nick Stampoulos picked up wins by decision at 149 and 157, … more at … https://www.golhu.com/news/2025/1/17/mens-wrestling-goes-3-0-at-davidson-duals.aspx
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Lttle Rock Wins Pac-12 Opener Over Oregon State
Trojans earn second-straight win over Beavers
Little Rock continued its impressive start to Pac-12 competition with a commanding 29-14 victory over Oregon State. The Trojans set the tone early, winning the first five bouts to establish a decisive lead that proved insurmountable for the Beavers.
How It Happened
The dual kicked off at 157 pounds, where Matty Bianchi delivered a dominant 9-0 major decision to give Little Rock an early 4-0 advantage. His momentum carried over to Joey Bianchi, who followed up with a decision victory to extend the lead to 7-0. The Trojans then capitalized on an injury forfeit at 174 pounds, with Tyler Brennan securing six points for the team.
Brock DelSignore added to the surge with a technical fall, winning 20-4 in just 5:38. The highlight of the night came at 197 pounds, where Stephen Little capped off the five-bout streak with a decisive pin in just 2:36, pushing Little Rock’s lead to a commanding 24-0.
Oregon State responded with victories at 285 and 125 pounds, cutting the deficit to 24-8. However, Nasir Bailey quickly shut the door on any potential comeback, securing a 21-4 tech fall in 5:46 to seal the win for the Trojans. The Beavers managed to add six more points in the final two bouts, but the result was already decided. … more at … https://lrtrojans.com/news/2025/1/24/wrestling-wins-pac-12-opener-over-oregon-state.aspx?utm_medium=sidearm-email&utm_source=lrtrojans.com&utm_campaign=Wrestling+Wins+Pac-12+Opener+Over+Oregon+State&utm_content=8954d2ad-b92d-41b9-a352-267935f1b8b0
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OSU Wrestling: Fish Beats Downey, Cowboys Battle Past Northern Iowa
Fish turned the momentum by beating No. 4 Downey.
Four matches into the Cowboys’ Friday night dual in Cedar Falls felt like the first time this season OSU’s undefeated streak was in jeopardy, but then Caleb Fish flipped things back into the Pokes’ favor. Oklahoma State beat Northern Iowa 22-14, continuing the No. 3 Cowboys’ unbeaten start while handing the No. 5 Panthers their first loss of the season. Northern Iowa led 10-3 through the 149-pounders.
Fish, ranked 11th coming into the night at 157 pounds, went up against No. 4 Ryder Downey, the reigning Big 12 champion at the weight. Fish took a 3-0 lead into the third period before Downey escaped and scored on a takedown of his own. Fish had a late escape to force sudden victory. There, Fish got in on a double leg and finished, ending the match with a takedown. … more at … https://pistolsfiringblog.com/osu-wrestling-fish-beats-downey-cowboys-battle-past-northern-iowa/
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First ACC Win – No. 16 Stanford defeats Virginia, 34-9
STANFORD, Calif. – Winning eight of 10 bouts, No. 16 Stanford defeated Virginia, 34-9, on Sunday in Maples Pavilion.
It was the first ACC dual on The Farm for the Cardinal, which improved to 7-2 overall and 1-1 in conference meets. Virginia drops to 4-3, 0-2 ACC. Five of Stanford’s eight wins came by bonus points. No. 4 Lorenzo Norman opened the dual with a 20-5 technical fall over Michael Murphy at 174 pounds. The redshirt freshman has won nine consecutive matches, improving to 18-1 on the season. He is also 9-0 in duals and has seven technical falls this season. The Cardinal added to its lead at 184 pounds as Tye Monteiro won by injury default over Justin Phillips. The redshirt freshman is 7-7 overall and 2-2 in duals. Fifth year Nick Stemmet, ranked No. 24 at 197 pounds, … more at … https://gostanford.com/news/2025/01/27/first-acc-win-wrestling
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