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125: Ayala dec McKee 133: Wells dec Teske 141: Woods major Vombaur 149: Rathjen dec Roberts 157: Franek dec Blockhus 165: Caliendo dec Brenner 174: Kennedy dec Sparks 184: Salazar major Riggins 197: Glazier dec Joles 285: Keuter dec Tabor

I remember this as well! Two Fricks and one Frack

I'll have to watch it on replay because unfortunately I'm a Philadelphia Eagles fan

4-1 in the Midlands finals. I just checked. In my mind, I don't remember it being that close, but a solid win nonetheless.

He also handled Shawver quite easily in the finals of a recent tournament and Shawver has been on fire this year otherwise. Ragusin seems like a very high likely AA for sure

I wrestled for Parkland against those boys (different weight but same era). They were really tough

Any clue if Mike was related to the Frick family that wrestled at Nazareth?

I would love to be proven wrong of course- and have someone tell us that actually crystals are magical. Because how cool would that be!

I'm lucky I haven't been there myself, but have had the pleasure of hearing many other coworkers and friends who fell victim to the Sedona trip. https://sedonavortexsites.com/sedonas-seven-vortexes/ If you read a few passages in the link above you can get a sense for how they've made a tourist trap out of complete nonsense. Every man comes back with the same sad tale of money wasted and how ridiculous the claims were. But I would like to hear ionel's story

This reminds me of anyone whose wife ever tricked them into visiting Sedona. Those people and the power of the crystals lol GTFO

125: Davis dec DeAugustino 3-0 133: Ragusin dec Nagao 3-3 141: Bartlett dec Lemley 6-3 149: Gomez dec Kasak 6-6 157: Haines fall Mattin 13-6 165: Mesenbrink major Amine 17-6 174: Starrocci major Griffith 21-6 184: Truax dec Bullock 24-6 197: Aaron Brooks major Striggow 28-6 285: Davison dec Kerkvliet 28-9

He is undefeated, he has one win over a former AA (Brandon Kaylor) and two wins over ranked NQ level guys (Lujan and Berginc). Last year, while he was still in high school, he defeated 24 year old 4X DII All American Cole Laya. I'd like to see him go through a few more ranked matches, but he's excellent and they should remove his redshirt without a second thought

Difficult to win the title when you don't even start for your team

I would predict bonus for Mesenbrink against Amine. I think he's on the same level as David Carr and one level below O'Toole

American's Will Jarrell over Taye Ghadiali in a 7-0 decision

But the fans love it

Other seems an easy choice: Luke Stanich plus Troy Spratley combined have a better title shot than any of those dudes individually. And then add in every other guy not listed as a cherry on top. Stevo Poulin, Richie Figueroa, Kysen Terukina, Max Gallagher, Brendan McCrone, et al

That's a tremendous idea

The announcer of that match (bless his heart) thought that Colton Camacho was Jakob Camacho. Referred to him as the former number 1 - a fixture of the program lol

Maybe, but I think Lehigh may be starting to get tired of beating up on little brother. It's no coincidence Cornell decided they couldn't compete any longer in the EIWA

With 125 as open as it has been - and the way Stanich has been wrestling - I say remove his redshirt and let the man start. Look at his hitlist below. He has more ranked wins than anyone I can think of at the weight. He has one loss - a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Troy Spratley (a dark horse contender in his own right)

What an exciting dual! Thanks for the updates as always!

District XI guys at the dual today: 125: Brett Ungar, Notre Dame Green Pond 133: Ryan Crookham, Saucon Valley 141: 149: Drew Munch, Wyoming Seminary (East Stroudsburg); Steven Storm, Pocono Mountain East 157: Cole Handlovic, Bethlehem Catholic; Nathan Haubert, Palisades 165: Luca Frinzi, Bethlehem Catholic 174: Connor Herceg Nazareth 184: 197: Caden Wright, Emmaus 285: Karam Chakif, Dieruff

23 Weight 23 Place Wrestler School Year Record Intermat Rank 24 Rank Win 1 24 Rank Win 2 24 Rank Win 3 24 Rank Win 4 24 Loss 1 24 Loss 2 24 Loss 3 24 Loss 4 24 Loss 5 125 2 Matt Ramos Purdue Junior 14-3 2 17 (Tanner Jordan) 29 (Dom Mendez) 30 (Ethan Berginc) 32 (Tristan Lujan) UR (Marcus Blaze) 20 (Jakob Camacho) 12 (Nico Provo) 7 (Caleb Smith) 125 4 Anthony Noto Lock Haven Junior 9-1 1 20 (Jakob Camacho) 30 (Ethan Berginc) 24 (Diego Sotelo) 125 R12 Eric Barnett Wisconsin Senior 13-2 4 8 (Cooper Flynn) 29 (Dom Mendez) 31 (Blake West) 32 (Tristan Lujan) UR (Luke Stanich) 23 (Kysen Terukina) 125 R16 Patrick McKee Minnesota Senior 8-2 18 17 (Tanner Jordan) 5 (Drake Ayala) 125 1-2 Michael DeAugustino Michigan Senior 4-1 3 17 (Tanner Jordan) 25 (Spencer Moore) 13 (Brett Ungar) 125 1-2 Brandon Kaylor Oregon State Senior 8-5 15 5 (Drake Ayala) 6 (Jore Volk) 17 (Tanner Jordan) 29 (Dom Mendez) UR (Braeden Davis) UR (Jett Strickenberger) 25 (Spencer Moore) 13 (Brett Ungar) 7 (Caleb Smith) 125 R12 Brett Ungar Cornell Sophomore 10-3 13 3 (Michael DeAugustino) 15 (Brandon Kaylor) 22 (Brendan McCrone) 24 (Diego Sotelo) X2 28 (Colton Camacho) 12 (Nico Provo) 8 (Cooper Flynn) 125 R12 Dean Peterson Rutgers Sophomore 6-1 13 29 (Dom Mendez) UR (Tyler Klinsky) 125 R12 Stevo Poulin Northern Colorado Sophomore 6-1 11 12 (Nico Provo) UR (Jett Strickenberger)