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Current standings...

I drove from Split to Zagreb (with a stopover at Plitvice Lake National Park) with my wife in 2008. We decided to take local roads to see the countryside. I was amazed to see so many minefield warning signs and buildings still showing damage (bullet holes, etc) from the war in the 1990s.

Switched over to my PC to watch it on a browser.

Nope.

Compliments of Nomad via Twitter: Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

And that was no walk in the park. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Agree. He should have shut it down after the 4-pointer got challenged. 5-1 lead - make Valiev generate his own offense. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Up since 1a for me. It’s now 6:24a. Time to make breakfast and catch a nap. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I haven’t seen any. Ads are driven by the user’s internet activity. Is everything OK in your life right now? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Every point scored in the second period was a result of a Carr shot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not so much “broke”, but frustrated him. RBY had too much activity for the Iranian to get into a rhythm. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Big PA day… Lee, Haines, Hidlay for USA; Carr, if you consider family legacy Cruz and Labriola for PUR Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Stupid challenge. But I’m not complaining. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You guys have audio issues on Mat 1? I had it yesterday as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

1:55a… good morning from Vegas. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lehigh: 125: Sheldon Seymour 133: Ryan Crookham 141: Luke Stanich 149: Kelvin Griffin 157: Logan Rozynski - ??? 165: Max Brignola 174: Rylan Rogers or Vaughn Spencer 184: TBD (Jack Wilt?) 197: JT Davis 285: Nathan Taylor Caden Rogers (184) out for season due to injury Rozynski may have outgrown 157 and could RS due to Brignola's return at 165

While the 24-25 season record is almost totally from Open tourneys, I don't see Bailey generating the same point potential as Griffin (bio below). In 2024-25: Posted 21-6 record competing at 149… led NCAA Division I with Lehigh single season record 18 falls… 19 of 21 wins produced bonus points… wrestled in one dual meet at Pittsburgh… opened season with third place finish at Princeton Open… runner-up at Sheridan Tournament in December… won season-ending F&M Invitational… competed at Midlands Championships. In 2023-24: Emerged as postseason starter at 149… qualified for NCAA Championships with third place finish at EIWA Championships… went 0-2 in first NCAA appearance… ranked second on team with 26 victories… had 15 wins by fall to set Lehigh first-year record… 15 falls are second-highest single-season total in program history… finished third at Sheridan Tournament and Mat Town Open II… competed at Midlands in late December… wrestled in three duals… made dual debut against Cornell’s Ethan Fernandez (1/13)… picked up first dual win against Bucknell’s Riley Bower (2/9)… named NWCA Scholar All-American… recipient of EIWA Academic Achievement Award.

Stanich is not going 149.

Forgot to include this tidbit when making my previous post... Stanich was seeded #132 at the US Open. With the exception of the WTT best-of-three, he had a pigtail in every tourney he entered this summer (US Open, U20 Pan-Ams, U20 Worlds). https://uww.org/article/stanich-proves-doubters-wrong-wins-u20-world-title

I assume Joey McKenna is still in the mix as well? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Not a bad summer for Stanich... (world medals in parentheses) US Open Andrew Collier, TF 10-0 Mason Gibson, TF 10-0 Connor Ritonya, FALL Michael Olson, TF 11-0 Smokey McClure, TF 10-0 Daniel Zepeda, DEC 8-8 Bo Bassett, DEC 5-2 (U20 Bronze; Cadet Gold) Pierson Manville, DEC 6-0 U20 WTT Bo Bassett, DEC 3-2 (see above) Bo Bassett, LOSS 3-2 (see above) Bo Bassett, TF 10-0 (see above) U20 Pan-American Championships Erick Vera Olave (Ecuador), TF 10-0 Angel Ramirez Guardia (Peru), TF 10-0 Diego Peraza Aguilar (Mexico), TF 10-0 Yandro Soto Rivera (Puerto Rico), TF 10-0 U20 World Championships Abdullah Toprak (TUR), TF 18-8 (U23 Bronze; U20 Bronze; 2x Cadet Bronze) Omurbek Asan Uulu (KYRG), DEC 9-3 (U17 Gold) Alessandro Dante Nini (ITA), DEC 3-3 Amal Dzhandubaev (RUS), DEC 3-1 Reiji Uchida (JAP), DEC 4-3

Yes. He made that post during the RUS-IRI 65kg bout. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Cooperman is one of my favorite Lehigh wrestlers. Didn't make it to the scale in 2003 as a #6 at 133; He then finished his last three years at 141, placing 7-3-3 with a total NCAA record of 17-4. His 17 wins break down as follows: 4 DEC, 7 MAJ, 2 TF and 4 Falls His 4 losses: 2 LBFs (Michael Martin in 0:26 in the 2004 pigtail, and Andy Simmons in the QF as a JR); and close decisions against Nate Gallick and Teyon Ware.

2006:

Not a head coach, but Lehigh just fired Sammy Sasso. He lasted from June 30 to July 26.