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125 Notes
Jake Oster trailed 7-6 going into the third period against E-Town’s Tyler Erdman, who defended from bottom well in the second, but was turned three times in the third period and Oster picked up eight nearfall points to outdistance a game true freshman … RIT’s Mike McInally rallied from a 5-1 deficit against Del Val’s Chris Sheetz to move into the semifinals with a 9-6 victory … Defending national champion Seth Flodeen gave up a takedown and two nearfall points in the third period against Ithaca’s Seth Ecker. The Ithaca 125-pounder tacked on a riding time point for the final 7-3 margin. … Coe’s Clayton Rush moved into the semifinals with a 2-1 tiebreaker victory over Wartburg’s Mark Kist. It was Rush’s fifth win of the year over Kist, the third in overtime/tiebreaker.

Results
#1 Jake Oster (Elmhurst) dec. #8 Tyler Erdman (Elizabethtown) 14-7.
#5 Seth Ecker (Ithaca) dec. #4 Seth Flodeen (Augsburg) 7-3.
#6 Mike McInally (RIT) dec. #3 Chris Sheetz (Delaware Valley) 9-6.
#2 Clayton Rush (Coe) dec. #7 Mark Kist (Wartburg) 2-1, TB1

133 Notes
Nick Nothern of Cornell upset top-seeded Travis Lang of Augsburg with two third-period takedowns, including a late one to ice it in an 8-5 victory in the top bracket. … Wartburg’s Matt Kelly broke a 1-1 tie by picking up two and two late in the third period and then tacked on a riding time for a 5-1 victory over St. John’s Mogi Bataar. … Brandon Ball kept Coe (sorry for the pun) rolling by stepping over on Thiel’s Corey Brown in the second period to get the fall at 3:52. … Early points were enough for Zac Bartlett of Luther to upend third-seeded Brandon Clemmer of Del Val 5-3.
All four wrestlers in the semifinals are from the Iowa Conference.

Results
#8 Nick Nothern (Cornell) dec #1 Travis Lang (Augsburg) 8-5.
#4 Matt Kelly (Wartburg) dec. #5 Mogi Bataar (St. John’s) 5-1.
#6 Zac Bartlett (Luther) dec. #3 Brandon Clemmer (Delaware Valley) 5-3.
#2 Brandon Ball (Coe) FALL Corey Brown (Thiel) 3:52.

141 Notes
Top-seeded Austin Bautista of Whitewater moved on with another close victory, edging Oswego State’s Derrick Smith. … Minga Batsukh gave St. John’s its first semifinalist with a solid 9-3 win over Jordan Loy of Loras. … Two one-pointers took place in the bottom bracket as a late escape lifted Corey Paulish of Williams past UW-Stevens Point’s Chris DeCleene 5-4. … Tony Valek of Augsburg rode Zach McKray of Wartburg tough in the third but couldn’t draw a stall or a earn a turn and ended up falling 6-5 to the second seed. Augsburg starts the round losing in the quarters at the first three weights.

Results
#1 Austin Bautista (UW-Whitewater) dec. #8 Derrick Smith (Oswego State) 3-2.
#4 Minga Batsukh (St. John’s) dec. Jordan Loy (Loras) 9-3
Corey Paulish (Williams) dec. #6 Chris DeCleene (UW-Stevens Point) 5-4.
#2 Zach McKray (Wartburg) dec. #7 Tony Valek (Augsburg) 6-5.

149 Notes
The top four seeds advanced into the semifinals for the first time this evening. Augsburg’s Willy Holst stopped the bleeding for the Auggies, winning their first match in the quarters with an 8-2 victory over Rhode Island College’s Kevin Sutherland. Holst will face fourth-seeded Matt Mauseth of UW-Lax, an 11-6 winner over John Carroll’s Dan Mizener. Down low, Cortland State’s Paul LeBlanc moved into the semifinals with a solid 7-5 win over unseeded Blaine Woszczak of Ithaca. LeBlanc controlled the entire match, but did give up a takedown late. … Jacob Naig put another bonus point up for Wartburg, breaking open a close match with two takedowns and a set of nearfall points to major Del Val’s Dale Fava 9-1.

Results
#1 Willy Holst (Augsburg) dec. Kevin Sutherland (Rhode Island College) 8-2.
#4 Matt Mauseth (UW-Lax) dec. #5 Dan Mizener (John Carroll) 11-6.
#3 Paul LeBlanc (Cortland State) dec. Blaine Woszczak (Ithaca) 7-5.
#2 Jacob Naig (Wartburg) MD Dale Fava (Delaware Valley) 9-1.

157 Notes
Wartburg’s Aaron Wernimont reversed Ithaca’s Willie Horwath to his back to start the second period and earned the fall 23 seconds later to move into the semifinals at 157. … Ohio Northern got a semifinalist at 157 pounds as unseeded Luke Miller used a riding time point to top another unseeded Dan Dicolo of TCNJ 4-3. … Jason Adams’ third-period escape and it enough to propel him into the semifinals over a scrappy Mike Martini of Rhode Island College. Adams will face Olivet’s Jason Brew, a 7-2 winner over Messiah’s Craig Gin, in a matchup between returning Division III finalists.

Results
#1 Aaron Wernimont (Wartburg) FALL #8 Willie Horwath (Ithaca) 3:23.
Luke Miller (Ohio Northern) dec. Dan Dicolo (TCNJ) 4-3.
#3 Jason Adams (Augsburg) dec. Mike Martini (Rhode Island College) 4-3.
#2 Jason Brew (Olivet) dec. Craig Gin (Messiah) 7-2.

165 Notes
After trading reversals in the third period and trailing and behind on riding time, Wartburg’s Justin Hanson reversed Lycoming’s Chris Dahlheimer and rode him out the remaining 30 seconds to eliminate the riding time and move into the semifinals. Hanson held on as Dahlheimer tried to switch late, but time ran out before Dahlheimer could get free or come out for a reversal. … Josh Terrell of Dubuque defeated returning National Champion Tyler Burkle of Coe for the third straight time in a 5-1 quarterfinal victory. Ben Youel of North Central was solid in all positions in an 11-4 victory over Southern Maine’s Michael Monin. Youel will face returning runner-up Ben Hoover of Maranatha Baptist. Hoover rode out Rose-Hulman’s Tyler Goble 5-4 in the third to hand on to the one-point victory.

Results
#1 Justin Hanson (Wartburg) dec. Chris Dahlheimer (Lycoming) 7-6.
#4 Josh Terrell (Dubuque) dec. #5 Tyler Burkle (Coe) 5-1.
#3 Ben Youel (North Central) dec. #6 Michael Monin (Southern Maine) 11-4.
#2 Ben Hoover (Maranatha Baptist) dec. Tyler Goble (Rose-Hulman) 5-4.

174 Notes
Dubuque’s Evan Brown needed just one takedown and an escape to knock off unseeded Bryon Grothus of Coe 3-0 to reach the semis. Brown will face Cornell’s Kyle Kehrli, a winner in sudden victory over Wilkes’ Frank Heffernan. With Kehrli holding a 5-4 lead with riding time, Heffernan threw Kehrli by and slid in the leg taking him down for the tying takedown just as the buzzer went off. Kerhli finished the match off with a takedown quickly into sudden victory. … Zach Molitor of Augsburg topped third-seeded Kyle Vanderhyde of Olivet 8-3 in a very bizarre quarter. Vanderhyde was in control for the first half of the match before hitting the wall and giving up two easy takedowns. Molitor rode tough on top, drew two stall calls for an extra point and then a riding time point to win with a deceptive 8-3 win. Vanderhyde, a Midlands placewinner, just simply broke. … Rocky Mantella of Del Val won, but it wasn’t pretty in a 4-3 outcome over UW-Lax’s Michael Schmitz. Mantella led 3-2 with riding time in the third and gave up a late stall point, but still used the riding time for the difference.

Results
#8 Evan Brown (Dubuque) dec. Bryce Grothus (Coe) 3-0.
#5 Kyle Kehrli (Cornell) dec. Frank Heffernan (Wilkes) 8-6, SV.
#6 Zach Molitor (Augsburg) dec. #3 Kyle Vanderhyde (Olivet) 8-3.
#2 Rocky Mantella (Delaware Valley) dec. Michael Schmitz (UW-Lax) 4-3.

184 Notes
Ben Engelland’s duck under with 45 seconds to go countering a shot gave the UW-Stevens Point wrestler a berth in to the semifinals with a 6-2 win over Ben Adams of John Carroll. Engelland will face Concordia’s Phil Moenkedick. The Cobber beat Johnson & Wales’ Bryan Lenhardt 8-7.. The top bracket, Mike Wilcox of Delaware Valley edged Dustin Baxter of St. John’s 5-4 in the tiebreaker and will face Josh Zabel of UW-Lax. Zabel beat North Central’s Gabe Youel 5-2.

Results
#1 Mike Wilcox (Delaware Valley) dec. #8 Dustin Baxter (St. John’s) 5-4, TV.
#5 Josh Zabel (UW-Lax) dec. #4 Gabe Youel (North Central) 5-2.
#6 Bryan Lenhardt (Johnson & Wales) dec. #3 Phil Moenkedick (Concordia-Moorhead) 7-6.
#7 Ben Engelland (UW-Stevens Point) dec. Ben Adams (John Carroll) 6-2.

197 Notes
After taking a year off from wrestling, Whitewater’s Karl Voeck pushed into the semifinals with a 9-3 victory over Mount Union’s Ben Schindel. Voeck will take on second-seeded Jared Massey of Augsburg. Massey majored Coe’s Rob Kramer 12-1. In the top bracket, it’s Boston U. transfer Ryan Malo of Williams into the semis with a 9-5 victory over Waynesburg’s Corbin Semple. Malo will face No. 8 Andy Moore of UW-Lax, a 5-2 winner over returning All-American Josh Holforty of UW-Eau Claire.

Results
#8 Andy Moore (UW-Lax) dec. Josh Holforty (UW-Eau Claire) 5-2.
#4 Ryan Malo (Williams) dec. Corbin Semple (Waynesburg) 9-5.
#3 Karl Voeck (UW-Whitewater) dec. Ben Schindel (Mount Union) 9-3.
#2 Jared Massey (Augsburg) MD #7 Rob Kramer (Coe) 12-1.

285 Notes
An escape and a riding time point was all Kyle Bilquist of Delaware Valley needed to advance to the semifinals and avenge a regular season defeat at the hands of Andy Witzel of Augsburg. Bilquist will face No. 5 Mark Corsello of Elmhurst. Corsello upended MIT’s Glenn Geesman 4-0 to advance. In the bottom half, Wartburg’s John Helgerson edged E-Town’s Deron Sharp 3-2 while Dan Laurent of UW-Lax topped Coe’s Mitch Sander 6-1.

Results
#1 Kyle Bilquist (Delaware Valley) dec. #8 Andy Witzel (Augsburg) 2-0.
#5 Mark Corsello (Elmhurst) dec. #4 Glenn Geesman (MIT) 4-0.
#3 John Helgerson (Wartburg) dec. Deron Sharp (Elizabethtown) 3-2.
#2 Dan Laurent (UW-Lax) dec. #7 Mitch Sander (Coe) 6-1.

Team scores after first session.
1. Augsburg 17.5 (8 in the quarters, 1 on the consolations)
2. Delaware Valley 15 (6, 0)
3. Coe 12.5 (6,1)
3. Wartburg 12.5 (7,2)
5. UW-La Crosse 11 (5,2)
6. Ithaca 6 (3,3)
7. Cornell College 5 (2,2)
7. Dubuque 5 (2,1)
9. Olivet 4 (2,0)
10. Seven teams tied with 3.

First Session Notes & Results

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First Fall
Second-seeded Rocky Mantella wasted no time in getting past his preliminary opponent. Mantella took York College’s Brian Thomason down to the mat and pinned him just 23 seconds into their opening bout at 174 pounds. Mantella, a former wrestler at Indiana, will face Stevens Tech’s Ryan Dormann in the Round of 16.

125 pounds
Seth Flodeen of Augsburg was the first to advance with a fall in 4:37 over UW-Lax’s Lloyd McKinney. Flodeen figure-foured the head on more than one occasion and got the fall with time winding down in the second … Top-seeded Jake Oster of Elmhurst was the next to advance, giving up a late reversal, but taking a 6-2 victory over Wilkes’ Shaun Farnham. … Seth Ecker of Ithaca outlasted Rob Miller of Thiel 5-4 to advance to face Flodeen. … Chris Sheetz of Delaware Valley punished Heidelberg’s Jerrad Hoxie 21-8 and will move on to face Mike McInally of RIT. McInally pinned Luther’s Jayson Swanson at 6:09. Clayton Rush and Mark Kist will meet for the fifth time this season as both won their first-round bouts. Rush of Coe majored Max Oldenberg of UW-Whitewater 14-3 while Kist of Wartburg majored the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy’s Jordan Alfaro 12-3.

Results
#1 Jake Oster (Elmhurst) dec. Shaun Farnham (Wilkes) 6-2.
#8 Tyler Erdman (Elizabethtown) dec. Dan Bloom (Wesleyan) 8-4.
#5 Seth Ecker (Ithaca) dec. Rob Miller (Thiel) 5-4.
#4 Seth Flodeen (Augsburg) FALL Lloyd McKinney (UW-Lax) 4:37
#3 Chris Sheetz (Delaware Valley) MD Jerrad Hoxie (Heidelberg) 21-8
#6 Mike McInally (RIT) FALL Jayson Swanson (Luther) 6:09
#7 Mark Kist (Wartburg) MD Jordan Alfaro (Merchant Marine) 12-3.
#2 Clayton Rush (Coe) MD Max Oldenburg (UW-Whitewater) 14-3.

133 Notes
Nick Nothern of Cornell survived a scare from Wilkes’ Josh Pauling by scoring a takedown in the final 17 seconds to pick up a 6-4 win. Nothern, a returning All-American, is seeded eighth. … Fourth-seeded Matt Kelly of Wartburg was trailing against unseeded Jered Kern of UW-Stevens Point in the third before one big move changed the tempo of the match. Kelly reversed Kern to his back with a cradle trailing 2-0 (with riding time) and took a 5-2 lead. Kern broke the hold and reversed Kelly and trailed by a point with under 1:00 to go. He had riding time locked up but was hit for stalling in the final 10 seconds to give Kelly a 6-4 lead. Kern cut Kelly free to try to get a tying takedown (with the riding time point assured), but could not. Kelly advances 7-5. … Top-seeded Travis Lang of Augsburg moved on with a dominant 17-5 major decision over Heidelberg’s Tony Lawler. … Third-seeded Brandon Clemmer of Del Val used an escape point and a riding time point to move past Chad Winowich of Ithaca … The first upset of the day came at 133, where Thiel freshman Corey Brown knocked off once-beaten Nick Cucciniello of Johnson & Wales 9-4. Brandon Ball of Coe scored a technical fall, giving Coe two bonus wins in two matches along with Augsburg.

Results
#1 Travis Lang (Augsburg) MD Tony Lawler (Heidelberg) 17-5
#8 Nick Nothern (Cornell) dec. Josh Pauling (Wilkes) 6-4.
#5 Mogi Bataar (St. John’s) BYE
#4 Matt Kelly (Wartburg) dec. Jered Kern (UW-Whitewater) 7-5.
#3 Brandon Clemmer (Delaware Valley) dec. Chad Winowich (Ithaca) 2-0.
#6 Zac Bartlett (Luther) BYE
Corey Brown (Thiel) dec. #7 Nick Cucciniello (Johnson & Wales) 9-4.
#2 Brandon Ball (Coe) TF Phil Greene (Merchant Marine) 23-6.

141 Notes
The first top four seed to fall in the tournament was RIT’s Luke Baum. Williams’ Corey Paulish took a 9-6 victory to advance to meet sixth-seeded Chase DeCleene of Stevens Point. DeCleene scored a takedown with five seconds left to come from behind to beat Heidelberg’s Craig Fechko 8-7 … Jordan Loy of Loras knocked off fifth-seeded James Beshada of Merchant Marine 7-3 and will face Minga Batsukh of St. John’s, a 14-9 winner over Waynesburg’s Nick Garber. Eighth-seeded Derrick Smith of Oswego scored five points early with a big throw and then held on to beat NYU’s Gregg Martino 8-4. Top-seeded Austin Bautista of Whitewater will face Smith in the quarters after a 4-2 win over Ithaca’s John Paxos. … Augsburg made it three-for-three with bonus points as freshman Tony Valek teched Cornell’s Kevin Donahue 17-2, picking up the additional point with riding time after a 16-2 regulation score. Valek’s win set the stage for the first Augsburg-Wartburg head-to-head bout in the tournament in the quarters. Valek will face the Knights’ Zach McKray.

Results
#1 Austin Bautista (UW-Whitewater) dec. John Paxos (Ithaca) 4-2.
#8 Derrick Smith (Oswego State) dec. Gregg Martino (NYU) 8-4.
Jordan Loy (Loras) dec. #5 James Beshada (Merchant Marine) 7-3.
#4 Minga Batsukh (St. John’s) dec. Nick Garber (Waynesburg) 14-9.
Corey Paulish (Williams) dec. #3 Luke Baum (RIT) 9-6.
#6 Chase DeCleene (UW-Stevens Point) dec. Craig Fechko (Heidelberg) 8-7.
#7 Tony Valek (Augsburg) TF Kevin Donahue (Cornell) 17-2.
#2 Zach McKray (Wartburg) MD Virgil Pope (Milwaukee SOE) 12-4.

149 Notes
Augsburg’s top-seeded Willy Holst gives the Auggies four bonus wins in four weights with a 15-3 major decision over Bridgewater State’s Frank Cammisa. Holst will face Rhode Island College’s Kevin Sutherland in the quarters. Sutherland handled eighth-seeded Erik Smith of Wilkes 7-2. … the fourth and fifth seeds advanced as Dan Mizener of John Carroll advanced with an 11-6 win over Ryan Mulnix of Cornell. Matt Mauseth of UW-Lax handled Luther’s Jason Pyle 13-6. … Cortland State’s returning All-American Paul LeBlanc moved on with a 6-3 win over Concordia (Wis.)’s Joey Massman. LeBlanc will face unseeded Blaine Woszczak of Ithaca. Woszczak hit a duck under takedown with 21 seconds to go to take a 3-2 lead and held on for the win over sixth-seeded Robert Kein of Muhlenberg. … Dale Fava of Delaware Valley knocked off local favorite Dan Twito of Merchant Marine 6-2. Twito, from the Cedar Falls area, was the sixth seed. Fava will face second-seeded  Jacob Naig of Wartburg. Naig is keeping the Knights on pace with Augsburg as he picked up a major decision over Case Western Reserve’s Andrew Gardella.

Results
#1 Willy Holst (Augsburg) MD Frank Cammisa 15-3.
Kevin Sutherland (Rhode Island College) dec. #8 Erik Smith (Wilkes) 7-2.
#5 Dan Mizener (John Carroll) dec. Ryan Mulnix (Cornell) 11-6.
#4 Matt Mauseth (UW-Lax) dec. Jason Pyle (Luther) 13-6.
#3 Paul LeBlanc (Cortland State) dec. Joey Massman (Concordia WI) 6-3.
Blaine Woszczak (Ithaca) dec. #6 Robert Kein (Muhlenberg) 3-2.
Dale Fava (Delaware Valley) dec. #7 Dan Twito (Merchant Marine) 6-2.
#2 Jacob Naig (Wartburg) MD Andrew Gardella (Case Western Reserver) 15-4.

157 Notes
Top-seeded Aaron Wernimont of Wartburg was less than pleased with his 7-6 victory over Issac Dukes of Case Western Reserve. Dukes gave Wernimont fits, but the Wernimont still prevailed, keeping the Knights unbeaten so far through the sesson. Augsburg’s Jason Adams, last year’s runner-up at 141, scored a takedown countering a half shot with 15 seconds remaining to bounce upset-minded Zach Mizer of Heidelberg 7-6. … Four seeds fell as No. 5 Jesse Milks and No. 4 Andrew Goldstein won’t face in the quarters, they’ll square off in the first round consolations. Both were beaten in the opening round. No. 6 and No. 7 were also picked off in the opening round.

Kyle Klingman caught up with Jason Adams following the match. Listen to the interview here.

Results
#1 Aaron Wernimont (Wartburg) dec. Issac Dukes (Case Western Reserve) 7-6.
#8 Willie Horwath (Ithaca) FALL Johanson Quist (Luther) 6:47.
Luke Miller (Ohio Northern) dec. #5 Jesse Milks (UW-Platteville) 2-0.
Dan Dicolo (TCNJ) dec. #4 Andrew Goldstein (Gettysburg) 7-6.
#3 Jason Adams (Augsburg) dec. Zach Mizer (Heidelberg) 7-6.
Mike Martini (Rhode Island College) dec. #6 Erik Hanson (Loras) 8-4.
Craig Gin (Messiah) dec. #7 Matt Baarson (St. John’s) 5-2.
#2 Jason Brew (Olivet) dec. Jonas Flok (Lakeland) 9-3.

165 Notes
The top four seeds advanced without incident at 165 pounds, but the championship bracket lost No. 7 and No. 8. Lycoming’s Chris Dahlheimer pinned TCNJ’s Justin Bonitatis in the second period. The resulting headgear toss cost TCNJ a team point. … Ben Hoover, last year’s runner-up from Maranatha Bible, pinned Allyn Plattner of Luther in the second period. Justin Hanson gave Wartburg another win and Augsburg took its first loss of the round as Orlando Ponce lost to Southern Maine’s Michael Monin.

Results
#1 Justin Hanson (Wartburg) dec. Patrick Nagel (UW-Whitewater) 4-1.
Chris Dahlheimer (Lycoming) FALL #8 Justin Bonitatis (TCNJ) 4:02.
#5 Tyler Burkle (Coe) BYE
#4 Josh Terrell (Dubuque) dec. Matt Curley (Heidelberg) 6-2.
#3 Ben Youel (North Central) dec. Vincent Renault (Merchant Marine) 8-6.
#6 Michael Monin (Southern Maine) dec. Orlando Ponce (Augsburg) 8-5.
Tyler Goble (Rose-Hulman) dec. #7 Jason Wozniak (UW-Stevens Point) 3-2.
#2 Ben Hoover (Maranatha Bible) FALL Cory Ferguson (UW-Lax) 4:44.

174 Notes
Top-seeded Jerome Owens is knocked off by unseeded Bryon Grothus of Coe. Leading 1-0 heading into the third, Grothus made a costly mistake after riding Owens for 43 seconds and cut him loose, negating any chance at a riding time point. Late in the match with the score tied, Grothus is fighting off a knee pull and the two get into a scramble and Grothus comes out on top as time expires, sending Owens to the consolations after going undefeated this season. Missouri transfer Michael Schmitz put seventh-seeded Troy Carlson of Chicago into the consolations with an 8-3 decision. He’ll face Rocky Mantella of Del Val, a 9-5 winner over Ryan Dormann of Stevens. Fourth-seeded David Priest of Ithaca was upset by Wilkes’ Frank Heffernan.

Listen to Bryon Grothus talk about his win by clicking here.

Results
Bryon Grothus (Coe) dec. #1 Jerome Owens (Johnson & Wales) 3-1
#8 Evan Brown (Dubuque) FALL Greg Hurd (Wesleyan) 4:33
#4 Kyle Kehrli (Cornell) FALL Michael Reilly (King’s College) 5:50
Frank Heffernan (Wilkes) dec. #4 David Priest (Ithaca) 4-3.
#3 Kyle Vanderhyde (Olivet) MD Andrew Scavuzzo (Baldwin-Wallace) 14-4.
#6 Zach Molitor (Augsburg) dec. Sam Engelland (UW-Oshkosh) 2-1.
Michael Schmitz (UW-Lax) dec. #7 Troy Carlson (Chicago) 8-3.
#2 Rocky Mantella (Delaware Valley) dec. Ryan Dormann (Stevens Tech) 9-5.

184 Notes
Second-seeded Romeo Djoumessi, the returning National Champion, was taken down with 53 seconds left in the match and was upset by John Carroll’s Ben Adams 5-4. Adams will face seventh-seeded Ben Engelland of Stevens Point in the quarters. All other seeds advanced without incident, including top-seeded Mike Wilcox of Delaware Valley with a fall in the first period. Owens was bounced from the tournament in a pigtail consolation via technical fall by York’s Brian Thomason.

Listen to Wrestling 411’s interview with Ben Adams following his win over Djoumessi.

Results
#1 Mike Wilcox (Delaware Valley) FALL Toby Boltz (Wheaton) 1:24
#8 Dustin Baxter (St. John’s) dec. Scott Kelly (TCNJ) 6-2.
#5 Josh Zabel (UW-Lax) MD Josh Wake (Oneonta State) 16-4.
#4 Gabe Youel (North Central) dec. Sam Laes (Lawrence) 9-6.
#3 Phil Moenkedick (Concordia MN) dec. Seth Rehn (Coe) 6-0.
#6 Bryan Lenhardt (Johnson & Wales) dec. Matthew Horn (Muhlenberg) 8-4.
#7 Ben Engelland (UW-Stevens Point) dec. Nic Barclay (Luther) 2-0.
Ben Adams (John Carroll) dec. #2 Romeo Djoumessi (Wartburg) 5-4.

197 Notes
Another top seed fell at 197 pounds as returning All-American Josh Holforty of UW-Eau Claire knocked off No. 1 Alec Bonander of Luther 7-3. Two more seeds fell as No. 5 Anthony Neumann of Concordia-Moorhead was upended by Waynesburg’s Corbin Semple. Bill Schindel of Mount Union knocked off No. 6 Matt Wonderlin of Dubuque 2-1. Bonander was eliminated from the tournament in the consolations, falling 8-4 to Wilkes’ Zach Pizarro. Top seeds at 174 and 197 went 0-2.

Results
Josh Holforty (UW-Eau Claire) dec. #1 Alec Bonander (Luther) 7-3
#8 Andy Moore (UW-Lax) dec. Eric Vincent (Merchant Marine) 5-3.
Corbin Semple (Waynesburg) dec. #5 Anthony Neumann (Concordia MN) 7-2.
#4 Ryan Malo (Williams) dec. Brian Scher (Hunter) 7-0.
#3 Karl Voeck (UW-Whitewater) dec. Nick Shandri (Wartburg) 9-5.
Bill Schindel (Mount Union) dec. #6 Matt Wonderlin (Dubuque) 2-1.
#7 Rob Kramer (Coe) FALL Ed Broderick (TCNJ) 1:35.
#2 Jared Massey (Augsburg) dec. Joseph Silverman (MIT) 4-0.

285 Notes
Elizabethtown coach Eric Walker had a hard time seeing his heavyweight Deron Sharp knock off No. 6 Brock Glotfelty. Walker’s right eye is covered with a bandage and a large part of his eye was damaged working out prior to the championship beginning. Sharp provided the only upset of the round at heavyweight, beating his McDaniel College foe. Top-seeded Kyle Bilquist made it 6-0 for Del Val wrestlers in the round with a fall in 2:02 over Trevor Kaufman. All other seeds advanced without incident.

Results
#1 Kyle Bilquist (Delaware Valley) FALL Trevor Kaufman (Loras) 2:02.
#8 Andy Witzel (Augsburg) BYE
#5 Mark Corsello (Elmhurst) dec. Chris Brown (Springfield) 10-8, SV.
#4 Glenn Geesman (MIT) dec. Adam Sutter (Lakeland) 3-0.
#3 John Helgerson (Wartburg) MD Joe Murphy (Cortland State) 13-5.
Deron Sharp (Elizabethtown) dec. #6 Brock Glotfelty (McDaniel) 6-5.
#7 Mitch Sander (Coe) MD Anthony Carothers (Heidelberg) 10-1.
#2 Dan Laurent (UW-Lax) FALL Allyn Plattner (Luther) 3:26.

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Highlights from the January 23 dual between the top-ranked team in Division II, the Mavericks of the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the top-ranked team in Division III, the Auggies of Augsburg College.

Thursday’s show will be coming to you from the Sports Pavilion on the campus of the University of Minnesota where the host Gophers will take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys.

Airtime for the show is slated to begin following the conclusion of the dual. We’ll be playing the show back at our normally scheduled time of 7 p.m. Central. The dual will start at 2 p.m. Central.

On Dec. 29-30, 2008, Wrestling 411 Radio will air live highlight shows from the Midlands Tournament beginning at 4 p.m. both days. The Midlands Tournament is considered one of the most prestigious and time-honored collegiate wrestling tournaments in the country.

On Jan. 1, 2008, Wrestling 411 Radio will air at 3:30 p.m., immediately following the Oklahoma State versus Minnesota dual meet in Minneapolis, Minn. These two historic programs have combined to win seven out of the past eight NCAA Wrestling Tournaments.

The Oklahoma State-Minnesota dual meet begins at 2 p.m.

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Broadcast schedule

Monday, December 29, 2008
4 p.m. – Live highlight show from Midlands Tournament in Evanston, Ill.

Tuesday, December 30, 2008
4 p.m. – Live highlight show from Midlands Tournament in Evanston, Ill.

Thursday, January 1, 2009
3:30 p.m. – Live highlight show from Oklahoma State versus Minnesota dual meet in Minneapolis, Minn.

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Dick Walker Invitational
Waverly, Iowa

Team Scores
1. Wartburg 153
2. UW-Whitewater 127.5
3. North Central 103
4. Cornell 96
5. Coe 85
6. Augsburg White 52.5
7. Iowa Central 46
7. Simpson 46
9. North Iowa Area 40
10. Grand View 38.5
11. UW-Platteville 36
12. Augustana (IL) 19.5
13. Knox 2.5

Finals
125: Matt Kittleson (Wartburg) DEC Patrick Hunter (Iowa Central) 13-7.
133: Matt Kelly (Wartburg) DEC Nick Nothern (Cornell) 5-4.
141: Austin Bautista (UW-Whitewater) DEC Zach McKray (Wartburg) 3-2.
149: Tanner Kampen (Iowa Central) DEC Calvin Barber (Simpson) 11-6.
157: Aaron Wernimont (Wartburg) FOR Dave Paramski (Cornell)
165: Ben Youel (North Central) DEC Justin Hanson (Wartburg) 8-3.
174: Kyle Kerhrli (Cornell) MD Trent Larrieu (Augsburg) 15-2.
184: Gabe Youel (North Central) FALL David Casper (UW-Whitewater) 6:44.
197: Karl Voeck (UW-Whitewater) FALL Nick Shandri (Wartburg) 2:14.
285: Jon Schmidt (UW-Whitewater) DEC John Helgerson (Wartburg) 4-2, SV.

Augsburg College’s KAUG radio serves as the online host of Wrestling 411 Radio. The hour-long show can be heard live this Tuesday from 7 – 8 p.m. Central Standard Time by visiting www.wrestling411.tv. Archives of each broadcast, along with a video from each show, will be available on the website as well.

As a wrestler, Jordan was a two-time NCAA champion for the University of Wisconsin in 1984 and 1985. He was also a four-time Ohio state prep champion for St. Paris Graham High School from 1979 – 1982, compiling a 150-1 career record.

Jordan currently serves as a United States Congressman from the 4th district of Ohio. A member of the Republican Party, Jordan was elected to his second congressional term during the Nov. 4 elections.

This week’s guests on Wrestling 411 Radio
Tuesday, November 25 – Jim Jordan, United States Congressman, former two-time NCAA champion for Wisconsin.

Thursday, November 27 – Thanksgiving holiday. No show.

Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard live Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 – 8 p.m. CST by visiting www.wrestling411.tv.

Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard live on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 – 8 p.m. Central Standard Time by visiting www.wrestling411.tv. Archives of each broadcast, along with a video from each show, will be available on the website as well.

Smith’s Tigers won dual meets over Lock Haven and Bucknell this past weekend, and will be hosting Hofstra on November 22 at 2 p.m. The Hofstra dual meet is part of a special event “Wrestling Supporting Wrestling,” where all money raised from tickets sales will go directly to Missouri’s wrestling program.

During his time at Missouri Smith has compiled a 121-60-2 dual meet record, producing 11 All-Americans to 17 top-eight performances and recently aided in two-time National Champion Ben Askren’s run through the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. The Tigers also placed third at the 2007 NCAA tournament.

Be sure to check out Pat Santoro of Lehigh going into the Hot Box with Kyle Klingman.