The Tigers (6-5, 2-1 MIAA) secured the conference victory behind seven individual match wins, including falls from Bradley Little (157), Jon Inman (184) and Cash Drylie (197). Noah Killip (141) and Trey Page (285) had technical falls while Kregg Clarke picked up a major decision in the win. FHSU closed the dual with six consecutive victories.
After an open weight at 125 pounds gave FHSU a 6-0 lead in the match, Newman cut the lead to three (6-3) after Dustin Reed (NU) won by decision, 5-2, against Anthony Calderon at 133 pounds.
Killip (141) dominated in his bout with Travis Rodenbaugh to give FHSU an 11-3 lead, picking a 16-1 technical fall. Scoreless through the first, Killip exploded in the second period to take a 10-1 lead. Killip recorded two take downs, two two-point near-falls and a stalling point in the second. After a takedown to start the third, Killip turned Rodenbaugh for three near-fall points as time expired – recording the technical fall in seven minutes with a riding time point.
Newman answered with a technical fall of its own at 149 pounds, as Taylor Mies (NU) won, 18-2, in 3:40 over Matt Ziegler to bring the Tigers' lead back to three (11-8).
At 157 pounds, three first period takedowns helped Bradley Little take control early against Forlanda Parker (NU), though he wouldn't need the points after a second period reversal gave way towards a pin in 3:15.
Kregg Clarke furthered the Tigers lead (21-8) at 165 pounds, knocking off Zach Duwe (NU) by major, 9-1. Clarke had takedowns in the first two periods to gain the advantage, earning the major with a three-point near-fall and over three minutes of riding time for the match.
No. 8 Josh Rodriguez just missed a major decision in his match with Michael Kubik (NU), winning 7-1 after adding a riding time point to two takedowns and a reversal. FHSU led, 24-8, at that point.
Inman, also ranked eighth nationally, made quick work of Newman's Dalton Weidl at 184 pounds, pinning his opponent in 2:45. Inman picked up a takedown early and after an official reset, stuck Weidl to pick up his 10th fall of the year.
Drylie (197) followed with a pin of his own in 3:39 against Bobby Bowman. Up 3-2 after the first, Drylie reversed Bowman in the second before recording the pin near the midway point of the second to give FHSU a 36-8 lead.
Sixth-ranked Page closed the match with the Tigers' second technical fall of the night, dominating his match with Lex Plummer to win, 15-0, in the first period. Page had a takedown and 13 near-fall points in the first 2:27 of the match to secure the win.
Seniors Garrett Jones (133), Bryce Lewis (165), Rodriguez and Page were honored prior to the match for Senior Night.
FHSU is back in action on Friday, Jan. 23 at No. 3 Nebraska-Kearney. Match time in Kearney, Neb., is set for 6 p.m.
Results:
125 – Adam Ludwin (FHSU) wins by forfeit ... FHSU leads, 6-0
133 – Dustin Reed (NU) wins by decision (5-2) over Anthony Calderon (FHSU) … FHSU leads, 6-3
141 – Noah Killip (FHSU) wins by technical fall (16-1, 7:00) over Travis Rodenbaugh (NU) … FHSU leads, 11-3
149 – Taylor Mies (NU) wins by technical fall (18-2, 3:40) over Matt Ziegler (FHSU) … FHSU leads, 11-8
157 – Bradley Little (FHSU) wins by fall (3:15) over Forlanda Parker (NU) … FHSU leads, 17-8
165 – Kregg Clarke (FHSU) wins by major decision (9-1) over Zach Duwe (NU) … FHSU leads, 21-8
174 – No. 8 Josh Rodriguez (FHSU) wins by decision (7-1) over Michael Kubik (NU) … FHSU leads, 24-8
184 – No. 8 Jon Inman (FHSU) wins by fall (2:45) over Dalton Wiedl (NU) … FHSU leads, 30-8.
197 – Cash Drylie (FHSU) wins by fall (3:39) over Bobby Bowman (NU) … FHSU leads, 36-8
285 – No. 6 Trey Page (FHSU) wins by technical fall (15-0, 2:27) over Lex Plummer (NU) … FHSU leads, 41-8
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