2016-17 OSU Wrestling

[Chieftain2009]

Current Record: 11-3 (7-2)

Current Rank: #6

@ NWCA All-Star Classic - No Team Score
@ Eastern Michigan Open - No Team Score
@ Journeyman Collegiate Classic - No Team Score
@ #19 Arizona State - W 27-15
vs. Cleveland State - W 52-0
@ Kent State - W 36-13
@ Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite - 1st/36 teams
vs. #5 Missouri - W 30-9
vs. Northwestern (Wadsworth HS) - W 43-3
@ The Midlands - No Team Score
@ #17 Wisconsin - W 23-15
vs. #12 Illinois - W 29-18
@ Maryland (Good Counsel HS, MD) - W 30-12
@ #3 Iowa - L 21-13
vs. #2 Penn State - L 32-12
vs. #14 Rutgers - W 23-18
@ #6 Nebraska - W 24-13
@ #12 Minnesota - W 24-20
@ #8 Cornell - L 19-18
@ Big Ten Championships - 1st/14 teams
@ NCAA Championship - 2nd place (110 points)

[Chieftain2009]

On Sunday, the Buckeyes competed at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic in Troy, NY. Although no team score is compiled in this tournament, 5 Buckeye wrestlers went undefeated during the tournament.

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The Buckeyes compete in their first dual of the season on Saturday at #19 Arizona State.

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The Buckeyes got an important win in their first duel match of the season. They won at #19 Arizona State, 27-15.

Their next match is a tri-match when they head to Kent State on Tuesday to face Cleveland State and Kent State.

[Chieftain2009]

In dominating fashion, Ohio State picked up two duel wins tonight at Kent State. The first was an unheard of 52-0 victory of Cleveland State. And the second was over host Kent State, 36-13.

The Buckeyes are off until December 2 & 3 when they head to Las Vegas for the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite.

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After day 1 of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite, the Buckeyes sit in first place overall with 73 points, two ahead of Virginia Tech.

Jose Rodriguez (125lbs); Unseeded
1st Round: Fall over Josh Kramer (Arizona State), 1:48
2nd Round: Decision over Brent Fleetwood (Central Michigan), 4-3
Quarterfinals: Major decision over Noah Baughman (Cornell), 10-2

Nathan Tomasello (133lbs); #1 Seed
1st Round: Tech fall over Dom Latona (Virginia Tech), 22-7
2nd Round: Decision over Shayne Wireman (Eastern Michigan), 10-3
Quarterfinals: Decision over Ali Naser (Arizona State), 9-4

Brendan Fitzgerald (141lbs); Unseeded
1st Round: Losing decision vs Jack Mutchnik (American), 5-0
Consolation 1st Round: Fall over John Meeks (Iowa State), 0:51
Consolation 2nd Round: Losing fall over vs Brock Zacherl (Clarion), 6:23

Micah Jordan (149lbs); #2 Seed
1st Round: Fall over Parker Kropman (Binghamton), 3:59
2nd Round: Fall over Zach Kelly (Bucknell), 5:42
3rd Round: Decision over Josh Maruca (Arizona State), 13-7
Quarterfinals: Fall over Coleman Hammond (CSU Bakersfield), 3:56

Jake Ryan (157lbs); #9 Seed
1st Round: Major decision over Tristan Rifanburg (Binghamton), 12-4
2nd Round: Losing decision vs Josh Shields (Arizona State), 8-5
Consolation #1: Losing decision vs Victor Lopez (Bucknell), 6-1

Cody Burcher (165lbs); Unseeded
1st Round: Losing decision vs Anthony Valencia (Arizona State), 5-3
Consolation #1: Decision over Dylan Lydy (Purdue), 6-0
Consolation #2: Decision over Evan DeLong (Clarion), 4-1
Consolation #3: Decision over Keilan Torres (Northern Colorado), 4-2

Seth Williams (174lbs); Unseeded
1st Round: Losing major decision vs Jake Morrissey (Purdue), 9-0
Consolation #1: Losing decision vs Weston Dobler (Oregon State), 5-2

Myles Martin (184lbs); #2 Seed
1st Round: Major decision over Scott Marmoll (Clarion), 18-6
2nd Round: Fall over Wesley Schultz (Wyoming), 3:42
Quarterfinals: Fall over Will Sumner (Utah Valley), 3:45

Kollin Moore (197lbs); #4 Seed
1st Round: Major decision over Harley DiLulo (Boise State), 18-7
2nd Round: Decision over Anthony McLaughlin (Air Force), 2-1
Quarterfinals: Technical fall over Tanner Orndoff (Utah Valley), 20-5

Josh Fox (285lbs); Unseeded
1st Round: Losing major decision vs Tanner Hall (Arizona State), 8-0
Consolation #1: Major decision over Wade French (Western Wyoming), 13-5
Consolation #2: Losing major decision vs Gage Hutchinson (Eastern Michigan), 12-3

6 Buckeye wrestlers remain for the 2nd and final day of the tournament tomorrow, with 5 wrestling in the semifinals.

[noreply66]

Where are the Bucks ranked at now?

[Chieftain2009]

Where are the Bucks ranked at now?

They are #4 nationally.

[noreply66]

Thanks

[Chieftain2009]

The Buckeyes wrestling team had a solid showing at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invite this weekend, claiming the team title over 36 total teams in the field.

Claiming individual titles for the Buckeyes were Nathan Tomasello (133lbs) and Micah Jordan (149lbs).

Next up is a dual meet when they host Missouri on Thursday.

[noreply66]

Go Bucks

[Chieftain2009]

The Buckeyes continued their season of dominance up to this point. Tonight, they hosted #5 Missouri and dominated with a 30-9 victory.

Their next match is Sunday, November 18th when they are the host team at Wadsworth HS in Ohio against Northwestern.

[noreply66]

Go Bucks

[Chieftain2009]

The Buckeyes continued their dominant season again today, with a dominant win over Northwestern 43-3. This was hosted by Wadsworth HS in Ohio as OSU traditionally hosts their first conference duel at an Ohio HS. The Buckeyes won all but one weight class against the Wildcats. They are now off until January 6th when they are at Wisconsin.

[noreply66]

A good rest will be a welcome

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The Buckeyes have added the Midlands Championships where they will be today and tomorrow in Evanston, Illinois.

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The Buckeyes took only a small, partial team to the Midlands Championships this week in Illinois. Myles Martin took 8th place in the 184lb division.

The OSU full team is back in action in a dual meet at Wisconsin on January 6th.

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The Buckeyes got a huge road win last night at #17 Wisconsin, 23-15. The Buckeyes, still undefeated, host #11 Rutgers tomorrow.

[noreply66]

Go Bucks

[Chieftain2009]

The Buckeyes match against Rutgers has been moved to February 6.