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Highlights Navy’s Koderhandt named Most Outstanding Wrestler at Soldier Salute Bucknell places six at Midlands to earn 7th place team finish F&M and Lehigh each place one wrestler at Midlands Navy sees 7 on podium at Soldier Salute (12/29 – 12/30) Midlands – Hoffman Estates, IL Bucknell had a full contingent at this event. Lehigh and Franklin & Marshall had limited wrestlers. Below are the individual placers. Bucknell finished in 7th place as a team. Below is a list of placewinners: 133: #28 Kurt Phipps – 7th 141: #19 Dylan Chappell – 3rd 157: Cade Wirnsberger – 8th 174: #31 Myles Takats – 3rd *Key wins over #18 Augustine (Pitt) and #22 Cramer (CMU) 197: #29 Dillon Bechtold – 5th *Key wins over #13 Bates (Northwestern) and #18 Poznanski (Rutgers) 285: Logan Shephard – 4th *Key win over #30 Caves (CMU) F&M Placewinners: 141: Bryce Kresho – 6th Lehigh Placewinners: 157: #30 Logan Rozynski – 4th *Key win over #20 Swisher (Penn) (12/29 – 12/30) Soldier Salute – Coralville, IA Navy was the lone EIWA participant in this season’s event. The team’s finish was 6th place. See below for individual place finishers. Navy Placewinners: 125 (silver bracket): Nick Treaster – 3rd 141: #6 Josh Koderhandt – 1st *Key wins over #7 Vombaur (Minnesota) 157: Jonathan Ley – 4th 157: Charlie Evans – 7th 165: Dylan Elmore – 6th 174: #15 Danny Wask – 2nd *Key win over #16 Simma (UNI) 197: Payton Thomas – 5th

There was plenty of end-of-year wrestling over the past two weeks, with duals just before Christmas and some great tournaments before New Year’s. The Big 12 flexed its depth with some of the mid-major programs getting solid wins. The Collegiate Duals saw banged-up Missouri and Iowa State teams battling solid nonconference opponents. Then the Soldier Salute and Midlands had a mixed bag for the Big 12, with a handful of teams competing at both. Utah Valley and California Baptist score ranked wins While it’s been a few weeks, I wanted to highlight two teams that have quietly been putting together great seasons. With Adam Hall and company at the helm, the Wolverines put together a 20-14 upset over Oregon State. They won six matches and got bonus points at multiple weights for the win. In their third season of Division I, California Baptist is putting together their best season yet. They’re quietly on a four-dual win streak, and reeled off back-to-back ranked wins over West Virginia and Cal Poly. Currently sitting at 5-2 on the year, the Lancers have already matched their wins over Division I teams from last season with eight duals to go. Iowa State and Missouri bring banged-up squads to Collegiate Duals Throughout this season both the Cyclones and Tigers have had issues in the lineups, with injuries playing a large role. The Cyclones went 2-1 at the event, beating Lock Haven and North Carolina before a loss to Ohio State. They were missing Kysen Terukina, Evan Frost, Anthony Echemendia, Christian Carroll, and Yonger Bastida. Terukina and Bastida both competed in some, but not all, of the duals. Terukina went 2-0 against Lock Haven and North Carolina, while Bastida went 1-0 against North Carolina. Missouri went 1-2, narrowly beating Binghamton between losses to Little Rock and Penn State. Gage Walker officially had his redshirt pulled with the news of Noah Surtin medically retiring. Logan Gioffre appears to have made a move up to 157 and just went 0-2 at the Soldier Salute. Cam Steed returned only to injury default in his first match against Little Rock, appearing to lose consciousness from a head collision. Rocky Elam’s status is still in limbo, and with Aeoden Sinclair only having one date left, the Tigers gave up bonus points in their dual losses. There was a bright spot for them, however, with Keegan O’Toole beating Levi Haines in a thrilling overtime match. Midlands Highlights: The only Big 12 teams that brought some starters this year were California Baptist and West Virginia. Eli Griffin for CBU missed out on placing, going 2-2. Drayden Morton finished 5th at 165, he didn’t score any ranked wins but had a narrow overtime loss to Hunter Garvin. Nathan Haas finished sixth, including a win over Donnell Washington. West Virginia didn’t bring their full squad but had two placers. Ian Bush was fifth, he reeled off five wins in a row after a wild 21-18 loss to Donnell Washington in the second round. Bush actually avenged the loss to Washington, lost to Brian Soldano 12-11, then beat the aforementioned Haas for his finish. True freshman Rune Lawrence was eighth at 197 as their second placer. Soldier Salute Highlights: No Big 12 team sent a full contingent to the Soldier Salute, but the teams that did saw some solid results. At 125 Kysen Terukina won a title, beating Missouri’s redshirting freshman Mack Mauger with a takedown at the buzzer. 149 saw Colin Realbuto finish third and Gabe Willochell finish fourth, with Realbuto getting a statement tech fall in the medal match. Jared Hill of Wyoming had a breakout performance at 157, beating top ten Tommy Askey of Minnesota in the semis in rideouts. UNI’s Jared Simma finished third, with a narrow 3-1 loss to Navy’s Danny Wask in the semis. While neither are the starters this year, two Big 12 true freshmen stood out at 197. Oklahoma State’s Cody Merrill and Missouri’s Aeoden Sinclair both defeated Isaiah Salazar to finish third and second respectively. Upcoming Competitions: Air Force: AT Oklahoma State (Jan. 3) Arizona State: AT California Baptist (Jan. 12) California Baptist: AT Utah Valley (Jan. 4) Iowa State: AT West Virginia (Jan. 8th) Missouri: Cornell (Jan. 3) Northern Colorado: Southern Scuffle (Jan. 4) North Dakota State: Southern Scuffle (Jan. 4) Northern Iowa: Nebraska (Jan. 5) Oklahoma: Southern Scuffle (Jan. 4) Oklahoma State: Air Force (Jan. 3) South Dakota State: Mid Major National Duals (Jan. 10) Utah Valley: California Baptist (Jan. 4) West Virginia: Princeton (Jan. 4), Iowa State (Jan. 8th) Wyoming: Mid Major National Duals (Jan. 10)

Two of the three major holiday tournaments have concluded and the ACC had some stellar performances. Stanford kicked off their first Midlands in the ACC by bringing home the team title and three individual titles. Pittsburgh also had a strong showing at the Midlands, finishing fourth as a team and earning two individual titles. North Carolina sent a small contingent of starters to the Soldier Salute, finishing with one finalist and four placers. #22 Stanford Stanford used their time in Hoffman Estates to put the conference on notice that they are a legitimate threat to win the ACC in their inaugural season. The Cardinal will be loading a lot of hardware on the plane back to Palo Alto. They crowned three individual champions in #10 Tyler Knox (133), #8 Jaden Abas (149), and #7 Lorenzo Norman (174) On top of their gold medals, Knox was named the Dan Gable Outstanding Wrestler and Norman was the Jack Leese Champion of Champions. Knox has been fantastic this season and looked strong throughout the tournament, notching two bonus point wins before beating #32 Ryan Miller in the semifinals. He then had a very impressive showing in the finals with a controlling 10-3 win over #16 Dylan Shawver. Abas has seemingly shaken whatever early-season jitters he had and has been on an absolute tear. He was solid all weekend, taking out a sneaky good #19 Cross Wasilewski in the finals. Lorenzo Norman has put the country on notice this season; after his statement at the Midlands, his record stands at 14-1 with his lone loss a tight 4-3 decision to a reinvigorated #3 Dean Hamiti. Norman opened the tournament with tech fall, pin, tech fall before beating #23 Alex Cramer in the semifinals. He made a big impression with a decisive win over #5 Nick Incontrera in the finals. They also had podium performances from seven wrestlers to separate themselves in the team race. #13 Hunter Garvin (165) placed third after dropping his semifinal bout in sudden victory to the eventual champion, Tyler Lillard. #22 Nick Stemmet (197) and Jason Miranda (141) both finished in 4th place while Peter Ming (285) finished in fifth. They rounded out the tournament with seventh-place finishes from #28 Grigor Cholakyan (157) and Brock Byers (197) and an eighth-place finish from Collin Guffey (174). Pittsburgh The Panthers turned in an impressive team performance despite losing two key starters to injury in the tournament. #18 Reece Heller (184) added a second Midlands title after being atop the podium in 2023. Heller earned three bonus point victories in his four matches, including a ranked win over #29 Shane Cartegena-Walsh in the finals. #15 Mac Stout (197) claimed his first Midlands title with impressive and consistent performances on both days; he beat #32 Dillon Bechtold 10-3 in the semifinals before taking out #26 Gabe Sollars 13-9 to stand on the top step of the podium. Kade Brown (149) had an amazing run to finish in third that included ranked wins over Malyke Hines and Andrew Clark. #26 Finn Solomon also placed at 149, ending the day in sixth after medically forfeiting his final two bouts. #20 Luca Augustine (174) started off the tournament strong, knocking off #22 Jackson Turley in the quarterfinals before an injury ended his tournament early; he finished in sixth after medically forfeiting the second day. The final placer for the Panthers was #22 Dylan Evans (157) who earned fifth; he won a battle over #28 Grigor Cholakyan in SV in the quarterfinals and dropped a tight match to eventual champion #21 Johnny Lovett in the semis before battling back to win his fifth-place bout 2-1. #28 North Carolina The Tar Heels took a small squad made up of a few starters and several back-ups to Iowa for the Soldier Salute. Lachlan McNeil (149) had a great tournament, running through the first three rounds and beating #17 Colin Realbuto in the semifinals to meet #4 Kyle Parco in the finals. The final match is worthy of a rewatch, but McNeil dropped the bout 8-5 to finish as the runner-up. McNeil continues to improve as he settles into 149 and I expect him to be in the thick of a very competitive weight class within the conference. #19 Josh Ogunsanya (174) made his second appearance for the Tar Heels after his debut at the Collegiate Duals. He looked great in the opening rounds before dropping the semifinal match to Iowa’s #8 Patrick Kennedy; he won a match on the backside, but fell in the third-place bout to #15 Jared Simma of Northern Iowa. Also placing for the Tar Heels were Laird Root (157) and Collin Carrigan (165) who both finished in eighth. The ACC will be represented by three teams in the Southern Scuffle to finish off the holiday tournaments. Duke, Virginia, and Virginia Tech are all scheduled to be represented in Chattanooga this weekend.

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Arlington Martin

Tascosa

Randall

River Ridge

Havelock

Billings West

Merced

Gateway Regional

Amman

Wayland Union

Sun Prairie

The way the calendar fell this year we had holiday tournaments (Midlands/Soldier Salute) on Sunday/Monday, but nothing else within the week. The fallout from both tournaments wasn’t quite as crazy in years past. For the most part, many top-ranked wrestlers competing held serve and we didn’t see a gigantic rankings shake-up. The exceptions are 174 and 197 lbs. Lorenzo Norman claimed a Midlands title at 174 lbs by handing Nick Incontrera his first loss of the year. With that, Norman moves into the top five at the weight. He’s now 14-1 with his lone setback being a one-point loss to #3 Dean Hamiti in Vegas. Also at 174 lbs, we’ve inserted Patrick Kennedy for Iowa - rather than Nelson Brands. Kennedy got the call against Iowa State and participated in the Soldier Salute, while Brands was not in action. Kennedy claimed the title in one of the better weight classes of the tournament posting ranked wins over Danny Wask and Josh Ogunsanya. Of course, we'll monitor the Iowa 174 (and 184) lb situations as the calendar turns to 2025. Should Brands start to get more reps at the weight, we’ll re-insert him. 197 lbs at the Soldier Salute saw Isaiah Salazar take his first two losses of the 2024-25 regular season. Salazar was beaten by a pair of talented redshirting freshmen Cody Merrill and Aeoden Sinclair. Both were top-three prospects from the Class of 2024. Salazar was one of a trio of Minnesota wrestlers who fell from the ranks of the unbeaten in Coralville. Vance Vombaur (141) and Tommy Askey (157) also suffered their first losses of the 2024-25 campaign. As a result, Minnesota slipped two spots in the tournament rankings. For the full rankings: Click Here

Soldier Salute Final Results 125 lbs Championship - Kysen Terukina (Iowa State) dec Mack Mauger (Missouri) 5-4 Third Place - Trever Anderson (Northern Iowa) dec Garrett Rinken (Northern Iowa) 5-1 Fifth Place - Adrian Meza (Iowa State) dec Joey Cruz (Iowa) 4-1SV Eighth Place - Ethan Perryman (Iowa State) maj Jack Parker (Bellarmine) 17-6 133 lbs Championship - Drake Ayala (Iowa) tech Kale Peterson (Iowa) 20-5 Third Place - Logan Swensen (South Dakota State) dec Stockton O’Brien (Wyoming) 10-5 Fifth Place -Julian Farber (Northern Iowa) fall Cale Seaton (South Dakota State) 6:59 Eighth Place - Andrew Crapps (Missouri) MedFFT Garrett Grice (Iowa State) 141 lbs Championship - Josh Koderhandt (Navy) dec Vance Vombauer (Minnesota) 4-2 Third Place - Tyson Peach (South Dakota State) dec Jace Rhodes (Iowa) 9-3 Fifth Place -Julian Tagg (South Dakota State) dec Cullan Schriever (Iowa) 7-2 Eighth Place - Caleb Gross (South Dakota State) maj Owen Uhls (Missouri) 13-4 149 lbs Championship - Kyle Parco (Iowa) dec Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina) 8-5 Third Place - Colin Realbuto (Northern Iowa) tech Gabe Willochell (Wyoming) 21-6 Fifth Place - Adam Allard (Northern Iowa) dec Avery Allen (South Dakota State) 5-3 Eighth Place - Kael Voinovich (Iowa) MedFFT Kane Naatgeboren (Iowa State) 157 lbs Championship - Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) dec Jared Hill (Wyoming) 5-1 Third Place - Tommy Askey (Minnesota) dec Jonathan Ley (Navy) 4-2 Fifth Place - Sloan Swan (Wyoming) maj Cael Rahnavardi (Northern Iowa) 17-5 Eighth Place - Charlie Evans (Navy) MedFFT Laird Root (North Carolina) 165 lbs Championship - Michael Caliendo (Iowa) dec Andrew Sparks (Minnesota) 7-5 Third Place - Blaine Brenner (Minnesota) dec Marcus Espinoza-Owens (South Dakota State) 4-2 Fifth Place - Cooper Voorhees (Wyoming) dec Dylan Elmore (Navy) 8-5 Eighth Place - Manny Rojas (Iowa State) dec Collin Carrigan (North Carolina) 7-3 174 lbs Championship - Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) dec Danny Wask (Navy) 6-2 Third Place - Jared Simma (Northern Iowa) dec Josh Ogunsanya (North Carolina) 4-1 Fifth Place -Ethan Riddle (Minnesota)/Clayton Whiting (Minnesota) Eighth Place - Nick Fox (Northern Iowa) maj Ethan Ducca (Wyoming) 10-2 184 lbs Championship - Angelo Ferrari (Iowa) MedFFT Gabe Arnold (Iowa) Third Place - Jersey Robb (Oklahoma State) dec Brock Fettig (South Dakota State) 7-2 Fifth Place - Burk Blasius (South Dakota State) MedFFT CJ Walrath (Northern Iowa) Eighth Place - Devan Hendricks (Bellarmine) maj Keenan Wyatt (Bellarmine) 12-0 197 lbs Championship - Stephen Buchanan (Iowa) maj Aeoden Sinclair (Missouri) 15-4 Third Place - Cody Merrill (Oklahoma State) dec Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) 4-2 Fifth Place - Payton Thomas (Navy) MedFFT Kalob Runyan (Northern Iowa) Eighth Place - Sawyer Bartelt (Iowa State) dec Thomas Dineen (South Dakota State) 8-3 285 lbs Championship - Ben Kueter (Iowa) dec Bennett Tabor (Minnesota) 1-0 Third Place - Daniel Herrera (Iowa State) dec Spencer Lanosga (Navy WC) 5-0 Fifth Place - Daulton Mayer (Bellarmine) fall Adam Ahrendsen (Northern Iowa) 1:04 Eighth Place - Ryan Catka (Virginia) dec Cody Donnelly (South Dakota State) 13-6

Midlands Final Results (Men’s) Team Scores 1. Stanford 157 2. Rutgers 147 3. Penn 131 4. Indiana 95.5 4. Pittsburgh 95.5 125 lbs Championship - Dean Peterson (Rutgers) dec Blake West (Northern Illinois) 10-3 Third Place - Diego Sotelo (Harvard) dec Jacob Moran (Indiana) 4-1SV Fifth Place - Marc-Anthony McGowan (Princeton) dec Max Gallagher (Penn) 10-7 Eighth Place - Dedrick Navarro (Northwestern) tech Brady Pruett (Penn) 23-6 133 lbs Championship - Tyler Knox (Stanford) dec Dylan Shawver (Rutgers) 10-3 Third Place - Ben Davino (Ohio State) tech Ryan Miller (Penn) 17-2 Fifth Place - Sean Spidle (Central Michigan) dec Colton Camacho (Edinboro) 10-5 Eighth Place - Kurtis Phipps (Bucknell) tech Massey Odiotti (Northwestern) 15-0 141 lbs Championship - CJ Composto (Penn) dec Joey Olivieri (Rutgers) 4-1SV Third Place - Dylan Chappell (Bucknell) maj Jason Miranda (Stanford) 11-1 Fifth Place - Danny Martinez (SIU Edwardsville) dec Bryce Keshko (Franklin & Marshall) 11-4 Eighth Place - Evan Mougalian (Penn) MedFFT Ben Lunn (SIU Edwardsville) 149 lbs Championship - Jaden Abas (Stanford) dec Cross Wasilewski (Penn) 10-9 Third Place - Kade Brown (Pittsburgh) dec Andrew Clark (Rutgers) 4-2 Fifth Place - Sam Cartella (Northwestern) MedFFT Finn Solomon (Pittsburgh) Eighth Place - Mason Shrader (Central Michigan) dec Wyatt Krejsa (Purdue) 12-5 157 lbs Championship - Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan) dec DJ McGee (George Mason) 2-2TB Third Place - Jude Swisher (Penn) dec Logan Rozynski (Lehigh) 4-1SV Fifth Place - Dylan Evans (Pittsburgh) dec JT Chance (George Mason) 2-1 Eighth Place - Grigor Cholakyan (Stanford) tech Cade Wirnsberger (Bucknell) 20-4 165 lbs Championship - Tyler Lillard (Indiana) dec Maxx Mayfield (Northwestern) 7-3 Third Place - Hunter Garvin (Stanford) maj Tyler Swiderski (Central Michigan) 9-1 Fifth Place - Drayden Morton (California Baptist) MedFFT Evan Maag (George Mason) Eighth Place - E’Than Birden (Ohio State) tech Cael Berg (Harvard) 19-4 174 lbs Championship - Lorenzo Norman (Stanford) dec Nick Incontrera (Penn) 11-5 Third Place - Myles Takats (Bucknell) maj Alex Cramer (Central Michigan) 16-2 Fifth Place - Jackson Turley (Rutgers) MedFFT Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh) Eighth Place - Marty Larkin (Michigan State) dec Collin Guffey (Stanford) 10-9 184 lbs Championship - Reece Heller (Pittsburgh) dec Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Rutgers) 9-6 Third Place - Max Hale (Penn) MedFFT Brian Soldano (Rutgers) Fifth Place - Ian Bush (West Virginia) dec Nathan Haas (California Baptist) 8-3 Eighth Place - DJ Washington (Indiana) dec Adrien Cramer (Central Michigan) 7-1 197 lbs Championship - Mac Stout (Pittsburgh) dec Gabe Sollars (Indiana) 13-9 Third Place - Evan Bates (Northwestern) fall Nick Stemmet (Stanford) 2:58 Fifth Place - Dillon Bechtold (Bucknell) MedFFT John Poznanski (Rutgers) Eighth Place - Brook Byers (Stanford) dec Rune Lawrence (West Virginia) 8-5 285 lbs Championship - Josh Heindselsman (Michigan) dec Jacob Bullock (Indiana) 5-4 Third Place - Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers) maj Logan Shepherd (Bucknell) 10-2 Fifth Place - Peter Ming (Stanford) dec Sebastian Garibaldi (Princeton) 13-6 Eighth Place - Max Vanadia (Michigan State) MedFFT Nick Pavlechko (Indiana) Midlands Final Results (Women’s) 103 lbs Championship - Brianne Graves (North Central) over Madison Avila (North Central) 3-2 Third Place - Madison Healey (Wyoming Seminary) over Genesis Ramirez (Aurora) 9-5 Fifth Place - Gabriella Motz (Albion) FFT Zurri Zamora (North Central) 110 lbs Championship - Kayla Batres (Unattached) over Alexis Winecke (UW-Stevens Point) 11-0 Third Place - Alaina Sunlin (UW-Stevens Point) over Madolin Ripley (Wyoming Seminary) Fall 4:13 Fifth Place - Caroline Farris (Alma) FFT Leeana Mercado (North Central) 117 lbs Championship - Sydney Petzinger (North Central) over Caitlyn Jackson (Lindenwood) 9-0 Third Place - Kaelani Shufeldt (Unattached) over Mikayla Garcia (North Central) 10-0 Fifth Place - Chloe Ayres (Princeton) over Eden Hernandez (North Central) 14-3 124 lbs Championship - Everest Leydecker (Unattached) over Emma Bacon (Wyoming Seminary) 6-1 Third Place - Carissa Qureshi (Unattached) over Milana Borrelli (Unattached) 10-6 Fifth Place - Alyssa Mahan (Presbyterian) over Aroma Marrufo (North Central) 7-6 131 lbs Championship - Alexis Janiak (Aurora) over Virginia Foard (Unattached) 4-3 Third Place - Mackenzi Stiller (Unattached) over Eliana White-Vega (North Central) Fall 1:06 Fifth Place - Cayden Condit (Lindenwood) over Brianna Holcomb (Frostburg State) Fall 2:06 138 lbs Championship - Taina Fernandez (Unattached) over Taina McGowan (Wyoming Seminary) Fall 1:38 Third Place - Carina Giangeruso (Presbyterian) over Taylor Graveman (North Central) 9-8 Fifth Place - Emma Grimm (North Central) dec Shani Tyson (Frostburg State) 6-0 145 lbs Championship - Sydney Perry (North Central) over Sarina Bertram (North Central) 6-3 Third Place - Riley Aamold (North Central) over Marisa Angelos (Unattached) 8-0 Fifth Place - Clare Waite (North Central) over Paige Wehrmeister (Presbyterian) 4-1 160 lbs Championship - May Cuyler (Presbyterian) over Tiera Jimerson (North Central) 10-7 Third Place - Alondra Morales (North Central) InjDef Lizzie Raleigh (North Central) Fifth Place - Brynn Green (Albion) FFT Alana Duggan (Lindenwood) 180 lbs Championship - Shenita Lawson (North Central) over Brittyn Corbishley (North Central) Fall 4:34 Third Place - Stella Steigler (Unattached) over Mackenzie Konanz (Aurora) Fall 2:01 Fifth Place - Larissa Gallo (Unattached) over Abbie Miles (Albion) Fall :44 207 lbs Championship - Dasia Yearby (North Central) over Jade Herzer (UW-Stevens Point) Fall :39 Third Place - Traeh Haynes (North Central) InjDef Katelyn Lewis (Unattached) Fifth Place - Caroline Ward (North Central) dec Ella Beam (Presbyterian) 6-4

2024 Soldier Salute Semifinal Results 125 lbs Kysen Terukina (Iowa State) dec Joey Cruz (Iowa) 9-4 Mack Mauger (Missouri) dec Adrian Meza (Iowa State) 6-4 133 lbs Drake Ayala (Iowa) tech Stockton O’Brien (Wyoming) 21-5 Kale Peterson (Iowa) dec Logan Swensen (South Dakota State) 8-6 141 lbs Vance Vombaur (Minnesota) dec Tyson Peach (South Dakota State) 4-3 Josh Koderhandt (Navy) dec Julian Tagg (South Dakota State) 4:07 149 lbs Kyle Parco (Iowa) dec Gabe Willochell (Wyoming) 12-6 Lachlan McNeil (North Carolina) dec Colin Realbuto (Northern Iowa) 7-2 157 lbs Daniel Cardenas (Stanford) tech Jonathan Ley (Navy) 17-2 Jared Hill (Wyoming) dec Tommy Askey (Minnesota) 2-2RTTB 165 lbs Michael Caliendo (Iowa) maj Blaine Brenner (Minnesota) 15-4 Andrew Sparks (Minnesota) dec Marcus Espinoza-Owens (South Dakota State) 7-2 174 lbs Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) maj Josh Ogunsanya (North Carolina) 11-3 Danny Wask (Navy) dec Jared Simma (Northern Iowa) 3-1 184 lbs Angelo Ferrari (Iowa) maj Brock Fettig (South Dakota State) 9-1 Gabe Arnold (Iowa) dec Jersey Robb (Oklahoma State) 4-1 197 lbs Stephen Buchanan (Iowa) dec Cody Merrill (Oklahoma State) 2-0 Aeoden Sinclair (Missouri) dec Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota) 5-3 285 lbs Ben Kueter (Iowa) maj Spencer Lanogsa (Navy WC) 10-0 Bennett Tabor (Minnesota) dec Daulton Mayer (Bellarmine) 11-6

2024 Midlands Championships Semifinal Results 125 Dean Peterson (Rutgers) dec Jacob Moran (Indiana) 4-0 Blake West (Northern Illinois) dec Max Gallagher (Penn) 6-3 133 Tyler Knox (Stanford) dec Ryan Miller (Penn) 9-6 Dylan Shawver (Rutgers) dec Ben Davino (Ohio State) 3-2TB 141 CJ Composto (Penn) dec Danny Martinez (SIU Edwardsville) 7-4 Joey Olivieri (Rutgers) fall Dylan Chappell (Bucknell) 6:0 149 Jaden Abas (Stanford) dec Kade Brown (Pittsburgh) 8-3 Cross Wasilewski (Penn) dec Andrew Clark (Rutgers) 4-3 157 DJ McGee (George Mason) dec Logan Rozynski (Lehigh) 2-1TB Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan) dec Dylan Evans (Pittsburgh) 5-2 165 Tyler Lillard (Indiana) dec Hunter Garvin (Stanford) 6-3SV Maxx Mayfield (Northwestern) InjDef Evan Maag (George Mason) 174 Nick Incontrera (Penn) FFT Luca Augustine (Pittsburgh) Lorenzo Norman (Stanford) dec Alex Cramer (Central Michigan) 3-1 184 Reece Heller (Pittsburgh) maj Brian Soldano (Rutgers) 16-7 Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Rutgers) dec Nathan Haas (California Baptist) 4-1SV 197 Gabe Sollars (Indiana) dec John Poznanski (Rutgers) 9-5 Mac Stout (Pittsburgh) dec Dillon Bechtold (Bucknell) 10-3 285 Jacob Bullock (Indiana) dec Yaraslau Slavikouski (Rutgers) 4-1 Josh Heindselman (Michigan) tech Logan Shepherd (Bucknell) 20-5