MAC Wrestler of the Week Brady Chrisman (photo courtesy of Kent State athletics)Bloomsburg: On Saturday, the Huskies lost a hard-fought battle to Rider 25-9. Three Huskies came away with a win. Cade Balestrini (149) defeated Bryan Miraglia by a 5-3 decision. Alex Carida (157) won 5-0 over Alec Bobchin. Bruno Stolfi (184) topped Evan Vasquez 7-2.
The Huskies will be back in action on Sunday, February 6th, where they will face Sacred Heart University at 1:00pm in the Nelson Field House.
Buffalo: The Bulls, Michael Petite (157), came away with a Mat-Town II Championship after going a perfect 4-0 on the weekend. Petite defeated Aurelius Dunbar of Penn State by a 10-2 decision, Douglas Terry of Cleveland State by a 9-3 decision, and Hunter Horton of Kutztown and Aboubakare Diaby of Drexel by technical falls. Petite improves to 8-3 this season.
The Bulls will be back in action against Northern Illinois University on Saturday, February 5th at 1:00pm in Alumni Arena.
Central Michigan: The Chippewas extend their win streak, topping their past eight opponents. They are now 9-2 overall; 4-0 in the MAC. Seven wrestlers defeated their competition from Ohio. Brock Bergelin (125) won by a 2-1 decision over Oscar Sanchez. Dresden Simon (141) triumphed over Kyran Hagan by a 9-0 major decision. Corbyn Munson (149) defeated Alec Hagan by a 4-1 decision. Johnny Lovett (157) defeated Jordan Slivka by a 9-5 decision. Tracy Hubbard (165) won by major decision over Sean O'Dwyer 14-2. Aaron Bolo (197) defeated Carson Brewer by an 8-4 decision. Matt Stencel (HWT) won by major decision over Jordan Earnest 10-0.
The Chippewas will compete on Friday, February 4th, at 7:00pm against Edinboro.
Cleveland State: The Vikings dropped a tough matchup against Kent State 25-9. Three Vikings downed their opponents, adding to their overall season record. Logan Heil (125) defeated Jake Ferri by a 9-4 decision. Marcus Robinson (149) triumphed over Kody Komara by a close 3-2 decision. Ben Smith (197) won by a 6-4 decision over Tyler Bates.
The Vikings will be back in action on Saturday, February 5th, against Ohio at 7:00pm.
Clarion: On Saturday, the Eagles lost to Kent State 21-16. Four wrestlers defeated their opponents in a dominating fashion. Seth Koleno (141) won by a 9-5 decision over Louis Newell. John Worthing (174) triumphed over Michael Ferree by a technical fall 20-3. Will Feldkamp (197) defeated Tyler Bates by a technical fall 20-2. Ty Bagoly (HWT) shutout Jacob Cover 5-0.
The Eagles will wrestle on Saturday, February 5th, against SIUE at 6:00pm and George Mason at 7:30pm.
Edinboro: The Fighting Scots lost to George Mason 22-12 over the weekend. Three wrestlers won their matches. Gabe Willochell (141) triumphed over Shawn Nonaka by fall in 1:52. Dylan Kohn (165) won by an 8-6 decision in sudden victory over Tyler Kocak. Cody Mulligan (197) defeated Jon List by a 4-1 decision.
The Fighting Scots will wrestle Central Michigan on Friday, February 4th, at 7:00pm.
George Mason: On Sunday, the Patriots defeated Edinboro 22-12. Seven wrestlers came away with wins. Ben Monn (125) won by a 2-0 decision over Chris Merlo. Mitchell Rapuano (133) triumphed over Cam Soda by a 9-3 decision. Alex Madrigal (149) defeated Ryan Burgos by a 12-9 decision. Avery Bassett (157) won by an 8-2 decision over PJ Gohn. Logan Messer (174) defeated Jory Arnold by a 12-1 major decision. Kyle Davis (184) won by a 10-7 decision over Ethan Ducca. Austin Stith (HWT) edged Max Millin 3-2.
The Patriots will wrestle on Saturday, February 5th, against SIUE at 4:30pm and Clarion at 7:30pm.
Kent State: On Friday, the Golden Flashes beat Clarion 21-16. Six wrestlers came out on top. Jake Ferri (125) defeated Joey Fischer 6-4 in sudden victory. Brendon Fenton (133) won by an 8-3 decision over Alex Blake. Kody Komara (149) won by fall in 1:18 over Lavinsky Collins. Robert Pryhocki (157) topped Kyle Shickel by a 9-2 decision. Brady Chrisman (165) triumphed over Cameron Pine by a 2-0 decision. Collin McCracken (HWT) defeated Max Wohlbaugh by a 3-1 decision.
The Golden Flashes will wrestle at Ohio on Friday, February 5th, at 7:00pm.
Lock Haven: The Eagles hosted the Mat-Town II Open, where they had nine wrestlers post a winning record. Cole Manley (133) went 2-1, Gable Strickland (133) went 3-1, placing second, Tyler Dilley (141) went 3-2, Dashawn Farber (149) went 4-2, Ben Barton (157) went 3-0, Ashton Eyler (165) went 3-0, Tyler Stoltzfus (174) went 4-1 placing second, Colin Fegley (184) went 3-2 placing fourth, and Isaac Reid (HWT) went 2-0.
The Eagles will return to action on Sunday, February 6th, at Rider at 2:00pm.
Northern Illinois: The Huskies picked up a huge win against Little Rock 35-6. Eight wrestlers had their hands raised. Bryce West (125) defeated Jayden Carson by a 5-3 decision. Jaivon Jones (141) won by a 4-1 decision over Conner Ward. Anthony Cheloni (149) triumphed over Joey Bianchi by a 7-4 decision. At 157, there was a forfeit. Izzak Olejnik (165) won by a 9-0 major decision over Tyler Brennen. Brit Wilson (184) won by fall in 3:34 over Brayden Dillow. Tristin Guaman (197) won by an 11-3 major decision over Brooks Sacharcyzk. At HWT, there was a forfeit.
Northern Illinois is slated to compete on Saturday, February 5th at 1:00pm at Buffalo.
Ohio University: This weekend, the Bobcats dropped a tough loss to Central Michigan 24-10. Three OU wrestlers got their hands raised, though. Gio DiSabato (133) won by major decision 15-7 over Ja'Kerion Merritt. Sal Perrine (174) triumphed over Bret Fedewa by a 3-1 decision. Zayne Lehman (184) won by a close 3-2 decision over Ben Cushman.
The Bobcats will be back in action on Friday, February 5th, against Cleveland State at 7:00pm.
Rider: The Broncs won by a large margin over Bloomsburg 25-9. Seven Broncs came out on top. Tyler Klinsky (125) defeated Bronson Garber by a 10-1 major decision, Richie Koehler (133) won by a 5-4 decision over Cole Rhone, Quinn Kinner (141) triumphed over Josh Mason by a 6-1 decision. Michael Wilson (165) defeated Gavin Hale by a 10-7 decision. Shane Reitsma (174) topped Matt Benedetti by a 6-2 decision. Azeem Bell (197) won by a 4-1 decision over David Tuttle. David Szuba (HWT) won by forfeit.
The Broncs will wrestle on Thursday, February 6th, at 2:00pm against Rutgers.
SIU Edwardsville: The Cougars had three wrestlers place at the Loras Open. Davian Guanajuato (125) placed second, Micah Ervin (184) was the Loras Open Champion, and Dan McKiernan (HWT) placed fifth.
The Cougars are slated to compete on Saturday, February 5th, against George Mason at 3:30pm and Clarion at 5:00pm.
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