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Big Ten Wrestling
- Thread starter BGRed
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Final Placings:
125: #13 Reno (no place)
133: #10 Serrano 12th
141: #4 Red (no place)
149: #3 Lovett: 4th
157: #5 Robb: 5th
165: #8 Wilson: 6th
174: #3 Labriola: 5th
185: #4 Venz: 5th
197: #1 Schultz: 2nd
285: #6 Lance: 7th
Wrestling with presumably a home crowd, only Wilson finished higher than his seed. That has to be a collective disappointment.
We'll send 7 to the national tournament, Red maybe could get an at-large bid.
125: #13 Reno (no place)
133: #10 Serrano 12th
141: #4 Red (no place)
149: #3 Lovett: 4th
157: #5 Robb: 5th
165: #8 Wilson: 6th
174: #3 Labriola: 5th
185: #4 Venz: 5th
197: #1 Schultz: 2nd
285: #6 Lance: 7th
Wrestling with presumably a home crowd, only Wilson finished higher than his seed. That has to be a collective disappointment.
We'll send 7 to the national tournament, Red maybe could get an at-large bid.
Final Standings. Michigan's #2 seeded wrestler (Amine) at 184 beat Penn State's top-seeded two-time defending champion Brooks in Sudden Victory. PSU then needed a pin at heavyweight to get two bonus points and win the team championship; but, only got the 5-3 decision.
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Save the wear and tear. National tourney gets seeded anyhow. These lower placing matches wouldn't affect those seedings so can't blame the kids.
Undisclosed injury. Just read on Iowa website that 125, 141, 174 and HWT all are playing the long game and trying to get healthy for ncaa championships.
Makes sense I guess.
There's a trend of these forfeits in the wrestlebacks this year as the athletes lock up their spots for nationals and opt to rest ahead of the upcoming tournament. But the NCAA definitely has an emerging problem of wrestlers medical forfeiting matches to preserve their records and seeds.
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I personally feel that is a shame, but it's not me wrestling so I guess whatever floats their boats.
2022 All-Americans by conference from NCAA Div I tournament:
Big Ten –39
Pac-12 –13
ACC –10
Big 12 –10
EIWA –7
SoCon - 1
The top 3 teams, and 5 of the top 6, were from the Big Ten.
Eight of ten individual champions were from the B1G.
The conference accounted for 39/80 (48%) of all Americans.
Team Scores
1 – 131.5 – Penn State, PA
2 – 95.0 – Michigan, MI
3 – 74.0 – Iowa, IA
4 – 66.5 – Arizona State, AZ
5 – 56.3 – Nebraska, NE
6 – 57.5 – Northwestern, IL
7 – 54.5 – Cornell, NY
8 – 52.5 – Virginia Tech, VA
9 – 49.5 – Missouri, MO
10 – 49.0 – NC State, NC
11 – 48.5 – Minnesota, MN
12 – 44.5 – Oregon State, OR
13 – 44.0 – Ohio State, OH
14 – 38.5 – Oklahoma State, OK
14 – 38.5 – Wisconsin, WI
2022 All-Americans by team
6 – Penn State, Michigan
5 – Arizona State, Iowa, Nebraska
4 – Northwestern, Ohio State, Oregon State
3 – Virginia Tech, Cornell, Minnesota, NC State, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Iowa State
2 – Missouri, Oklahoma State, Princeton, Stanford, Rutgers, Cal Poly
1 – Northern Iowa, Pittsburgh, Wyoming, Penn, Illinois, Appalachian State, Lehigh, West Virginia,
Nebraska finished in fifth place is best finish at nationals since taking 4th-place in both 2008 and 2009. Nebraska's five NCAA All-Americans. is the most since five Huskers earned that honor in 2008.
125 lbs.
1st Place – Nick Suriano, Michigan
2nd Place – Pat Glory, Princeton
3rd Place – Vito Arujau, Cornell
4th Place – Michael DeAugustino, Northwestern
5th Place – Patrick McKee, Minnesota
6th Place – Brandon Courtney, Arizona State
7th Place – Eric Barnett, Wisconsin
8th Place – Brandon Kaylor, Oregon State
125 – 1st/2nd: Nick Suriano (Michigan) vs. Pat Glory (Princeton), (Dec 5-3)
125 – 3rd/4th: Vito Arujau (Cornell) vs. Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern), (MD 10-2)
125 – 5th/6th: Patrick McKee (Minnesota) vs. Brandon Courtney (Arizona State), (Dec 8-3)
125 – 7th/8th: Eric Barnett (Wisconsin) vs. Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State), (Fall 4:44)
133 lbs.
1st Place – Roman Bravo-Young, Penn State
2nd Place – Daton Fix, Oklahoma State
3rd Place – Austin DeSanto, Iowa
4th Place – Michael McGee, Arizona State
5th Place – Lucas Byrd, Illinois
6th Place – Korbin Myers, Virginia Tech
7th Place – Chris Cannon, Northwestern
8th Place – Devan Turner, Oregon State
133 – 1st/2nd: Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) vs. Daton Fix (Oklahoma State), (Dec 3-2)
133 – 3rd/4th: Austin DeSanto (Iowa) vs. Michael McGee (Arizona State), (Dec 7-4)
133 – 5th/6th: Lucas Byrd (Illinois) vs. Korbin Myers (Virginia Tech), (Fall 6:59)
133 – 7th/8th: Chris Cannon (Northwestern) vs. Devan Turner (Oregon State), (Dec 5-4)
141 lbs.
1st Place – Nick Lee, Penn State
2nd Place – Kizhan Clarke, North Carolina
3rd Place – Sebastian Rivera, Rutgers
4th Place – Grant Willits, Oregon State
5th Place – Cole Matthews, Pittsburgh
6th Place – Real Woods, Stanford
7th Place – Jakob Bergeland, Minnesota
8th Place – CJ Composto, Pennsylvania
141 – 1st/2nd: Nick Lee (Penn State) vs. Kizhan Clarke (North Carolina), (Dec 10-3)
141 – 3rd/4th: Sebastian Rivera (Rutgers) vs. Grant Willits (Oregon State), (Dec 6-5)
141 – 5th/6th: Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) vs. Real Woods (Stanford), (Dec 7-3)
141 – 7th/8th: Jakob Bergeland (Minnesota) vs. CJ Composto (Pennsylvania), (MD 10-0)
149 lbs.
1st Place – Yianni Diakomihalis, Cornell
2nd Place – Ridge Lovett, Nebraska
3rd Place – Bryce Andonian, Virginia Tech
4th Place – Austin Gomez, Wisconsin
5th Place – Sammy Sasso, Ohio State
6th Place – Jonathan Millner, Appalachian State
7th Place – Tariq Wilson, NC State
8th Place – Kyle Parco, Arizona State
149 – 1st/2nd: Yianni Diakomihalis (Cornell) vs. Ridge Lovett (Nebraska), (Dec 11-5)
149 – 3rd/4th: Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) vs. Austin Gomez (Wisconsin), (Dec 10-6)
149 – 5th/6th: Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) vs. Jonathan Millner (Appalachian State), (Dec 5-4)
149 – 7th/8th: Tariq Wilson (NC State) vs. Kyle Parco (Arizona State), (MD 14-2)
157 lbs.
1st Place – Ryan Deakin, Northwestern
2nd Place – Quincy Monday, Princeton
3rd Place – David Carr, Iowa State
4th Place – Peyton Robb, Nebraska
5th Place – Will Lewan, Michigan
6th Place – Jacori Teemer, Arizona State
7th Place – Hunter Willits, Oregon State
8th Place – Austin O`Connor, North Carolina
157 – 1st/2nd: Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) vs. Quincy Monday (Princeton), (Dec 9-2)
157 – 3rd/4th: David Carr (Iowa State) vs. Peyton Robb (Nebraska), (Dec 7-2)
157 – 5th/6th: Will Lewan (Michigan) vs. Jacori Teemer (Arizona State), (SV-1 4-2)
157 – 7th/8th: Hunter Willits (Oregon State) vs. Austin O`Connor (North Carolina), (For.)
165 lbs.
1st Place – Keegan O`Toole, Missouri
2nd Place – Shane Griffith, Stanford
3rd Place – Evan Wick, Cal Poly
4th Place – Cameron Amine, Michigan
5th Place – Alex Marinelli, Iowa
6th Place – Dean Hamiti, Wisconsin
7th Place – Carson Kharchla, Ohio State
8th Place – Peyton Hall, West Virginia
165 – 1st/2nd: Keegan O`Toole (Missouri) vs. Shane Griffith (Stanford), (Dec 6-5)
165 – 3rd/4th: Evan Wick (Cal Poly) vs. Cameron Amine (Michigan), (Dec 3-2)
165 – 5th/6th: Alex Marinelli (Iowa) vs. Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin), (For.)
165 – 7th/8th: Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) vs. Peyton Hall (West Virginia), (Dec 3-2)
174 lbs.
1st Place – Carter Starocci, Penn State
2nd Place – Mekhi Lewis, Virginia Tech
3rd Place – Hayden Hidlay, NC State
4th Place – Michael Kemerer, Iowa
5th Place – Logan Massa, Michigan
6th Place – Dustin Plott, Oklahoma State
7th Place – Mikey Labriola, Nebraska
8th Place – Clay Lautt, North Carolina
174 – 1st/2nd: Carter Starocci (Penn State) vs. Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech), (TB-2 (RT) 5-5)
174 – 3rd/4th: Hayden Hidlay (NC State) vs. Michael Kemerer (Iowa), (MD 12-4)
174 – 5th/6th: Logan Massa (Michigan) vs. Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State), (Dec 5-1)
174 – 7th/8th: Mikey Labriola (Nebraska) vs. Clay Lautt (North Carolina), (Dec 3-2)
184 lbs.
1st Place – Aaron Brooks, Penn State
2nd Place – Myles Amine, Michigan
3rd Place – Parker Keckeisen, Northern Iowa
4th Place – Bernie Truax, Cal Poly
5th Place – Trent Hidlay, NC State
6th Place – Kaleb Romero, Ohio State
7th Place – Marcus Coleman, Iowa State
8th Place – Jonathan Loew, Cornell
184 – 1st/2nd: Aaron Brooks (Penn State) vs. Myles Amine (Michigan), (Dec 5-3)
184 – 3rd/4th: Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) vs. Bernie Truax (Cal Poly), (Dec 6-4)
184 – 5th/6th: Trent Hidlay (NC State) vs. Kaleb Romero (Ohio State), (Dec 3-2)
184 – 7th/8th: Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) vs. Jonathan Loew (Cornell), (Dec 8-3)
197 lbs.
1st Place – Max Dean, Penn State
2nd Place – Jacob Warner, Iowa
3rd Place – Stephen Buchanan, Wyoming
4th Place – Rocky Elam, Missouri
5th Place – Yonger Bastida, Iowa State
6th Place – Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State
7th Place – Eric Schultz, Nebraska
8th Place – Greg Bulsak, Rutgers
197 – 1st/2nd: Max Dean (Penn State) vs. Jacob Warner (Iowa), (Dec 3-2)
197 – 3rd/4th: Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming) vs. Rocky Elam (Missouri), (Dec 1-0)
197 – 5th/6th: Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) vs. Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State), (Fall 2:29)
197 – 7th/8th: Eric Schultz (Nebraska) vs. Greg Bulsak (Rutgers), (Dec 3-2)
285 lbs.
1st Place – Gable Steveson, Minnesota
2nd Place – Cohlton Schultz, Arizona State
3rd Place – Jordan Wood, Lehigh
4th Place – Greg Kerkvliet, Penn State
5th Place – Mason Parris, Michigan
6th Place – Lucas Davison, Northwestern
7th Place – Tony Cassioppi, Iowa
8th Place – Christian Lance, Nebraska
285 – 1st/2nd: Gable Steveson (Minnesota) vs. Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State), (Dec 6-2)
285 – 3rd/4th: Jordan Wood (Lehigh) vs. Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State), (M. For.)
285 – 5th/6th: Mason Parris (Michigan) vs. Lucas Davison (Northwestern), (Dec 8-5)
285 – 7th/8th: Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) vs. Christian Lance (Nebraska), (Dec 2-0)
Big Ten –39
Pac-12 –13
ACC –10
Big 12 –10
EIWA –7
SoCon - 1
The top 3 teams, and 5 of the top 6, were from the Big Ten.
Eight of ten individual champions were from the B1G.
The conference accounted for 39/80 (48%) of all Americans.
Team Scores
1 – 131.5 – Penn State, PA
2 – 95.0 – Michigan, MI
3 – 74.0 – Iowa, IA
4 – 66.5 – Arizona State, AZ
5 – 56.3 – Nebraska, NE
6 – 57.5 – Northwestern, IL
7 – 54.5 – Cornell, NY
8 – 52.5 – Virginia Tech, VA
9 – 49.5 – Missouri, MO
10 – 49.0 – NC State, NC
11 – 48.5 – Minnesota, MN
12 – 44.5 – Oregon State, OR
13 – 44.0 – Ohio State, OH
14 – 38.5 – Oklahoma State, OK
14 – 38.5 – Wisconsin, WI
2022 All-Americans by team
6 – Penn State, Michigan
5 – Arizona State, Iowa, Nebraska
4 – Northwestern, Ohio State, Oregon State
3 – Virginia Tech, Cornell, Minnesota, NC State, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Iowa State
2 – Missouri, Oklahoma State, Princeton, Stanford, Rutgers, Cal Poly
1 – Northern Iowa, Pittsburgh, Wyoming, Penn, Illinois, Appalachian State, Lehigh, West Virginia,
Nebraska finished in fifth place is best finish at nationals since taking 4th-place in both 2008 and 2009. Nebraska's five NCAA All-Americans. is the most since five Huskers earned that honor in 2008.
125 lbs.
1st Place – Nick Suriano, Michigan
2nd Place – Pat Glory, Princeton
3rd Place – Vito Arujau, Cornell
4th Place – Michael DeAugustino, Northwestern
5th Place – Patrick McKee, Minnesota
6th Place – Brandon Courtney, Arizona State
7th Place – Eric Barnett, Wisconsin
8th Place – Brandon Kaylor, Oregon State
125 – 1st/2nd: Nick Suriano (Michigan) vs. Pat Glory (Princeton), (Dec 5-3)
125 – 3rd/4th: Vito Arujau (Cornell) vs. Michael DeAugustino (Northwestern), (MD 10-2)
125 – 5th/6th: Patrick McKee (Minnesota) vs. Brandon Courtney (Arizona State), (Dec 8-3)
125 – 7th/8th: Eric Barnett (Wisconsin) vs. Brandon Kaylor (Oregon State), (Fall 4:44)
133 lbs.
1st Place – Roman Bravo-Young, Penn State
2nd Place – Daton Fix, Oklahoma State
3rd Place – Austin DeSanto, Iowa
4th Place – Michael McGee, Arizona State
5th Place – Lucas Byrd, Illinois
6th Place – Korbin Myers, Virginia Tech
7th Place – Chris Cannon, Northwestern
8th Place – Devan Turner, Oregon State
133 – 1st/2nd: Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) vs. Daton Fix (Oklahoma State), (Dec 3-2)
133 – 3rd/4th: Austin DeSanto (Iowa) vs. Michael McGee (Arizona State), (Dec 7-4)
133 – 5th/6th: Lucas Byrd (Illinois) vs. Korbin Myers (Virginia Tech), (Fall 6:59)
133 – 7th/8th: Chris Cannon (Northwestern) vs. Devan Turner (Oregon State), (Dec 5-4)
141 lbs.
1st Place – Nick Lee, Penn State
2nd Place – Kizhan Clarke, North Carolina
3rd Place – Sebastian Rivera, Rutgers
4th Place – Grant Willits, Oregon State
5th Place – Cole Matthews, Pittsburgh
6th Place – Real Woods, Stanford
7th Place – Jakob Bergeland, Minnesota
8th Place – CJ Composto, Pennsylvania
141 – 1st/2nd: Nick Lee (Penn State) vs. Kizhan Clarke (North Carolina), (Dec 10-3)
141 – 3rd/4th: Sebastian Rivera (Rutgers) vs. Grant Willits (Oregon State), (Dec 6-5)
141 – 5th/6th: Cole Matthews (Pittsburgh) vs. Real Woods (Stanford), (Dec 7-3)
141 – 7th/8th: Jakob Bergeland (Minnesota) vs. CJ Composto (Pennsylvania), (MD 10-0)
149 lbs.
1st Place – Yianni Diakomihalis, Cornell
2nd Place – Ridge Lovett, Nebraska
3rd Place – Bryce Andonian, Virginia Tech
4th Place – Austin Gomez, Wisconsin
5th Place – Sammy Sasso, Ohio State
6th Place – Jonathan Millner, Appalachian State
7th Place – Tariq Wilson, NC State
8th Place – Kyle Parco, Arizona State
149 – 1st/2nd: Yianni Diakomihalis (Cornell) vs. Ridge Lovett (Nebraska), (Dec 11-5)
149 – 3rd/4th: Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) vs. Austin Gomez (Wisconsin), (Dec 10-6)
149 – 5th/6th: Sammy Sasso (Ohio State) vs. Jonathan Millner (Appalachian State), (Dec 5-4)
149 – 7th/8th: Tariq Wilson (NC State) vs. Kyle Parco (Arizona State), (MD 14-2)
157 lbs.
1st Place – Ryan Deakin, Northwestern
2nd Place – Quincy Monday, Princeton
3rd Place – David Carr, Iowa State
4th Place – Peyton Robb, Nebraska
5th Place – Will Lewan, Michigan
6th Place – Jacori Teemer, Arizona State
7th Place – Hunter Willits, Oregon State
8th Place – Austin O`Connor, North Carolina
157 – 1st/2nd: Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) vs. Quincy Monday (Princeton), (Dec 9-2)
157 – 3rd/4th: David Carr (Iowa State) vs. Peyton Robb (Nebraska), (Dec 7-2)
157 – 5th/6th: Will Lewan (Michigan) vs. Jacori Teemer (Arizona State), (SV-1 4-2)
157 – 7th/8th: Hunter Willits (Oregon State) vs. Austin O`Connor (North Carolina), (For.)
165 lbs.
1st Place – Keegan O`Toole, Missouri
2nd Place – Shane Griffith, Stanford
3rd Place – Evan Wick, Cal Poly
4th Place – Cameron Amine, Michigan
5th Place – Alex Marinelli, Iowa
6th Place – Dean Hamiti, Wisconsin
7th Place – Carson Kharchla, Ohio State
8th Place – Peyton Hall, West Virginia
165 – 1st/2nd: Keegan O`Toole (Missouri) vs. Shane Griffith (Stanford), (Dec 6-5)
165 – 3rd/4th: Evan Wick (Cal Poly) vs. Cameron Amine (Michigan), (Dec 3-2)
165 – 5th/6th: Alex Marinelli (Iowa) vs. Dean Hamiti (Wisconsin), (For.)
165 – 7th/8th: Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) vs. Peyton Hall (West Virginia), (Dec 3-2)
174 lbs.
1st Place – Carter Starocci, Penn State
2nd Place – Mekhi Lewis, Virginia Tech
3rd Place – Hayden Hidlay, NC State
4th Place – Michael Kemerer, Iowa
5th Place – Logan Massa, Michigan
6th Place – Dustin Plott, Oklahoma State
7th Place – Mikey Labriola, Nebraska
8th Place – Clay Lautt, North Carolina
174 – 1st/2nd: Carter Starocci (Penn State) vs. Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech), (TB-2 (RT) 5-5)
174 – 3rd/4th: Hayden Hidlay (NC State) vs. Michael Kemerer (Iowa), (MD 12-4)
174 – 5th/6th: Logan Massa (Michigan) vs. Dustin Plott (Oklahoma State), (Dec 5-1)
174 – 7th/8th: Mikey Labriola (Nebraska) vs. Clay Lautt (North Carolina), (Dec 3-2)
184 lbs.
1st Place – Aaron Brooks, Penn State
2nd Place – Myles Amine, Michigan
3rd Place – Parker Keckeisen, Northern Iowa
4th Place – Bernie Truax, Cal Poly
5th Place – Trent Hidlay, NC State
6th Place – Kaleb Romero, Ohio State
7th Place – Marcus Coleman, Iowa State
8th Place – Jonathan Loew, Cornell
184 – 1st/2nd: Aaron Brooks (Penn State) vs. Myles Amine (Michigan), (Dec 5-3)
184 – 3rd/4th: Parker Keckeisen (Northern Iowa) vs. Bernie Truax (Cal Poly), (Dec 6-4)
184 – 5th/6th: Trent Hidlay (NC State) vs. Kaleb Romero (Ohio State), (Dec 3-2)
184 – 7th/8th: Marcus Coleman (Iowa State) vs. Jonathan Loew (Cornell), (Dec 8-3)
197 lbs.
1st Place – Max Dean, Penn State
2nd Place – Jacob Warner, Iowa
3rd Place – Stephen Buchanan, Wyoming
4th Place – Rocky Elam, Missouri
5th Place – Yonger Bastida, Iowa State
6th Place – Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State
7th Place – Eric Schultz, Nebraska
8th Place – Greg Bulsak, Rutgers
197 – 1st/2nd: Max Dean (Penn State) vs. Jacob Warner (Iowa), (Dec 3-2)
197 – 3rd/4th: Stephen Buchanan (Wyoming) vs. Rocky Elam (Missouri), (Dec 1-0)
197 – 5th/6th: Yonger Bastida (Iowa State) vs. Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State), (Fall 2:29)
197 – 7th/8th: Eric Schultz (Nebraska) vs. Greg Bulsak (Rutgers), (Dec 3-2)
285 lbs.
1st Place – Gable Steveson, Minnesota
2nd Place – Cohlton Schultz, Arizona State
3rd Place – Jordan Wood, Lehigh
4th Place – Greg Kerkvliet, Penn State
5th Place – Mason Parris, Michigan
6th Place – Lucas Davison, Northwestern
7th Place – Tony Cassioppi, Iowa
8th Place – Christian Lance, Nebraska
285 – 1st/2nd: Gable Steveson (Minnesota) vs. Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State), (Dec 6-2)
285 – 3rd/4th: Jordan Wood (Lehigh) vs. Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State), (M. For.)
285 – 5th/6th: Mason Parris (Michigan) vs. Lucas Davison (Northwestern), (Dec 8-5)
285 – 7th/8th: Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) vs. Christian Lance (Nebraska), (Dec 2-0)
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