Check back soon for updated news from Easterns as it happens! Wrestling begins on Friday March 3 at 11 AM. Andy Mac will be reporting from Easterns, and updated results will be posted both on the discussion board and this page.
Also check these links for:
Tournament Brackets
The Navy Wrestling Site, with updated match results
These Results listed on the Navy Site:
125 First Round
(#3) Aaron Taylor (Cornell) pinned Marc Steyer (Princeton), 1:40
Drew Smith (Navy) def. (#7) Kevin Rucci (Pennsylvania), 10-7
(#4) Bryan Melgar (Columbia) def. Will Filbert (Franklin & Marshall), 5-2
Brandon Rhoades (Harvard) def. Ryan Gill (Brown), 13-2
133 First Round
(#1) Livio DiRubbo (Brown) def. John Knorring (Princeton), 16-3
(#5)Sean Doyle (Cornell) def. Ashley Byrd (Columbia), 9-5
(#6) Jeff Beverly (Rutgers) def. Tommy Doerr (Bucknell), 12-5
(#7) Tristan Boyd, Lehigh def. Mark Siwek (East Stroudsburg), 10-2
141 FIRST ROUND
(#1) Matt Goldstein (Lehigh) def. Brian Bricker (Franklin & Marshall), 18-5
(#5) Joe Clarke (Princeton) pinned Charles Russ (Army), 6:29
(#4) Mark Conley, (Navy) def. Jerry Pacillo (Syracuse), 12-3
Greg Austin (Rutgers) def Nick Picarsic (Harvard), 8-3
(#7) Brad Kleckner, East Stroudsburg def. Paul Caruso (Columbia), 10-4
(#2) Ben New (Cornell) def. Dave Tomaino (Bucknell), 13-3
149 FIRST ROUND
(#1) Dave Esposito, Lehigh pinned Brett Cowen, Syracuse, 1:09
(#8) Eric Miller (Army) def. Chris Felicetta (Columbia), 4-2
(#4) Max Odom (Harvard) def. Brian Kapp (Franklin & Marshall), 7-5
(#3) Jon Gough (Pennsylvania) def. Cory Kuncio (East Stroudsburg), 19-7
Alex Berman (Cornell) def. Adam Webb (Bucknell), 14-4
(#2) Jon Forster (Rutgers) def. Tom Storer (Navy), 10-1
157 FIRST ROUND
(#1) Brett Matter (Pennsylvania) vs. Ryan Fasnacht, Bucknell, 15-0
(#5) Kevin Kurtz, (Harvard) def. Albert Pendleton (Princeton), 8-0
(#4) Chris Vitale (Lehigh) def. Todd DeWitt (Brown), 17-7
Don Waters (Navy) VS. Mike Collins (East Stroudsburg), 12-4
(#2) Leo Urbinelli (Cornell) pinned Ari Dolid (Columbia), 1:34
165 FIRST ROUND
(#8) Nick Catone (Rutgers) def. Tony Vitale (East Stroudsburg), 6-4 OT
Brad McDonald, (Brown) def. Troy Yegge (Army), 9-6
(#4) Tim Ortman (Pennsylvania) def. Mark Prince (Columbia), 18-3
(#3) Brian Pitzer (Bucknell pinned Derek Michalowski (Franklin & Marshall), 4:27
(#7) Jim Stanec (Cornell) pinned James Griffin (Navy), 3:57
174 FIRST ROUND
(#1) Rick Springman (Pennsylvania) def. Mark Newman (Navy), 20-7
(#5) Mark Dufresne (Lehigh) def. Dan Roy (East Stroudsburg), 11-2
(#4) Maurice Worthy (Army) pinned Brock Hostetter (Bucknell), 4:51
(#6) Nick Almeida (Brown) def. Ryan Fair (Columbia), 11-2
Shawn Thomas (Syracuse) pinned Tom Brinzer (Franklin & Marshall), 6:39
(#2) Ed Mosley (Harvard) pinned Scott Pasquini (Princeton)
184 FIRST ROUND
(#8) Gbenga Akinnagbe (Bucknell) def. Pat Kuznia (Columbia), 7-3
(#5) Michael Bigrigg (Navy) def. Ike Wennihan (Syracuse), 12-3
(#4) Tom Tanis (Rutgers) pinned Anthony DeBartolo (Princeton), 4:00
(#3) Joey Hess (Army) def. Mike Gadsby (Pennsylvania), 6-5
(#6) Patrick O'Donnell (Harvard) def. Scott Zimmerman (Franklin & Marshall), 17-3
(#7) Karl Rittger (Brown) def. Dan Madonna (East Stroudsburg), 8-3
197 FIRST ROUND
(#8) Paul Castellini (Rutgers) def. John Soden (Syracuse), 15-0
(#5) Craig Powell (Brown) def. Joe Gillespie (Franklin & Marshall), 14-5
(#4) Matt Greenberg, Columbia def. Reggie Lee (Harvard), 6-3
(#3) Corey Anderson (Cornell) pinned Justin Dodulik (Princeton), 2:17
John Paxton (Army) def. Brian McTigue (East Stroudsburg), 4-0
(#2) Mike Fickell, Pennsylvania pinned Brian Neuman (Bucknell), 2:47
285 FIRST ROUND
(#1) Bandele Adeniyi-Bada (Pennsylvania) pinned Dennis Maguire (Franklin & Marshall)
(#5) Shawn Laughlin (Lehigh) pinned Joe Rybacki (Princeton), 4:51
(#4) Bronson Lingamfelter, Brown pinned Jay Kenul (Columbia), 1:54
(#6) Rich Koehler (East Stroudsburg) pinned Matt Berger (Navy), 1:21
(#2) Seth Charles (Cornell) def. Carl Perrone (Bucknell), 12-2
Andy Mac Reports:
125: Rhoades scored 4 takedowns & 5 near fall points plus 3:03 of riding time to beat Gill of Brown 14-2
133 Matt Picarsic (#3 seed) had a bye.
141: Nick Picarsic LOST to Ausin 8-3. Austin scored 2 TDs & 3 nearfall points with 1:48 of riding time.
149: Odom defeated an inspired Brian Kapp 7-5. Max scored 2 TDs and a reversal plus a penalty point to win 7-5
157: Kurtz was dominant with a 8-0 win over Pendelton. He scored 3 Td's and had 3:14 of riding time.
165: Killar (#2) had a bye
174: Ed Mosely defeated Pasqiun 6-0 in a very workmanlike fashion.
184: O'Donnell was dominant with 6 near fall points & over 4 minutes of riding time to win 17-3
197: Reggie Lee lost a close 6-3 match to Greenberg of Columbia U, score was tied going into the third period.
HVY: Rechul had a bye; will wrestle Kohler from ESU tonight.
Quarterfinal and Consolation Matches as Posted on the Navy Site:
125 lbs. Quarterfinals
Jeremy Sluyter (East Stroudsburg) def. Drew Smith
(Navy), 7-4
Ryan Brennan (Rutgers) def. Bryan Melgar (Columbia), 1-1
ride out
Aaron Taylor (Cornell) def. Brett Gendron (Army), 7-4
Bruce Kelly (Lehigh) def. Brandon Rhodes (Harvard), 7-2
Consolations
Kevin Rucci (Pennsylvania) def. Brandon Rhoades
(Harvard), 8-6
Brett Gendron (Army) def. Will Filbert (Franklin &
Marshall), 8-2
Marc Steyer (Princeton) def. Bryan Melgar (Columbia), 9-3
Drew Smith (Navy) def. Ryan Gill (Brown), 8-0
133 lbs. Quarterfinals
Livio DiRubbo (Brown) def. Matt Magennis (Army), 17-2
Sean Doyle (Cornell) def. Zane Stickel (Navy), 5-2
Jason Nagle (Pennsylvania) def. Tristan Boyd (Lehigh), 9-2
Matt Picarsic (Harvard) Jeff Beverly (Rutgers), 15-2
Consolations
Tristan Boyd (Lehigh) pinned John Knorring (Princeton),
6:49
Ashley Byrd (Columbia) def. Jeff Beverly (Rutgers), 4-3
Zane Stickel (Navy) def. Tommy Doerr (Bucknell), 15-0
Matt Magennis (Army) pinned Mark Siwek (East
Stroudsburg), 6:46
141 lbs. Quarterfinals
Matt Goldstein (Lehigh) def. David Dies (Brown), 15-7
Ben New (Cornell) pinned Brad Klechner (East Stroudsburg),
4:06
Jody Giuricich (Pennsylvania) def. Greg Austin (Rutgers), 2-0
Mark Conley (Navy) def. Joe Clarke (Princeton), 6-3
Consolations
Charles Russ (Army) def. Jerry Pacillo (Syracuse), 10-8 OT
Paul Caruso (Columbia) def. Dave Tomaino (Bucknell), 5-0
Second-Round Consolations
Brad Kleckner (East Stroudsburg) def. Brian Bricker
(Franklin & Marshall),11-4
Greg Austin (Rutgers) def. Charles Russ (Army), 6-1
David Dies (Brown) def. Paul Caruso (Columbia), 5-0
Nick Picarsic (Harvard) def. Joe Clarke (Princeton), 10-4
149 lbs. Quarterfinals
Dave Esposito (Lehigh) def. Eric Miller (Army), 15-4
Jason Mercado (Brown) def. Max Odom (Harvard), 7-6
Jon Gough (Pennsylvania) Alex Berman (Cornell), 5-3
Jeffrey Bernd (Princeton) pins Jon Forster (Rutgers), 6:50
Consolations
Chris Felicetta (Columbia) def. Brett Cowen (Syracuse), 4-2
Adam Webb (Bucknell) def. Cory Kuncio (East
Stroudsburg), 13-2
Second-Round Consolations
Max Odom (Harvard) def. Adam Webb (Bucknell), 19-4
Tom Storer (Navy) def. Eric Miller (Army), 6-1
Alex Berman (Cornell) def. Brian Kapp (Franklin &
Marshall), 20-5 T.F.
Jon Forster (Rutgers) def. Chris Felicetta (Columbia), 9-0
157 lbs. Quarterfinals
Don Waters (Navy) def. Byron Lauer (Rutgers), 7-5
Kevin Kurtz (Harvard) def. Chris Vitale (Lehigh), 4-3
Brett Matter (Pennsylvania) def. Ben Celver (Army), 14-3
Leo Urbinelli (Cornell) def. Craig Frost (Franklin &
Marshall), 12-3
Consolations
Albert Pendleton (Princeton) def. Todd DeWitt
(Syracuse), 11-9
Second-Round Consolations
Craig Frost (Franklin & Marshall) def. Ryan Fasnacht
(Bucknell), 9-4
Byron Lauer (Rutgers) pinned Albert Pendleton
(Princeton), 6:47
Chris Vitale (Lehigh) def. Mike Collins (East
Stroudsburg), 15-4
Ari Dolid (Columbia) def. Ben Celver (Army), 9-8
165 lbs. Quarterfinals
Travis Doto (Lehigh) def. Nick Catone (Rutgers), 5-0
Tim Ortman (Pennsylvania) def. Brad McDonald (Brown), 6-5
Greg Parker (Princeton) def. Brian Pitzer (Bucknell), 9-6
Joey Killar (Harvard) def. Jim Stanec (Cornell), 13-3
Consolation
Troy Yagge (Army) pinned Mark Prince (Columbia), 1:20
Second-Round Consolations
Jim Stanec (Cornell) def. Tony Vitale (East Stroudsburg),
8-3
Troy Yegge (Army) def. Brian Pitzer (Bucknell), 20-5, T.F.
Brad McDonald (Brown) def. Derek Michalowski (Franklin &
Marshall), 6-1
Nick Catone (Rutgers) def. James Griffin (Navy), 5-2
174 lbs. Quarterfinals
Ed Mosley (Harvard) def Shawn Thomas (Syracuse) , 8-5
(the Navy site said that Mosley lost this bout, but it wouldn't make sense
because Thomas is listed in the consolations)
Joe Tucceri (Cornell) def. Nick Almeida (Brown), 5-1
Mark Dufresne (Lehigh) def. Maurice Worthy (Army), 4-2
Rick Springman (Pennsylvania) pins Justin Haskins
(Rutgers), 2:36
Consolation
Brock Hostetter (Bucknell) def. Dan Roy (East
Stroudsburg), 1-1TB
Scott Pasquini (Princeton) def. Tom Brinzer (Franklin &
Marshall), 8-6
Second-Round Consolations
Mark Newman (Navy) def. Shawn Thomas (Syracuse), 7-3
Nick Almeida (Brown) def. Brock Hostetter (Bucknell), 12-4
Maurice Worthy (Army) pinned Ryan Fair (Columbia), 1:28
Justin Haskins (Rutgers) def. Scott Pasquini
(Princeton), 6-3
184 Quarterfinals
Tom Tanis (Rutgers) def. Mike Bigrigg (Navy), 6-2
Rob Rohn (Lehigh) def. Gbenga Akinnagbe (Bucknell), 12-4
Karl Rittger (Brown) def. Rost Aizenberg (Cornell), 2-0
Pat O'Donnell (Harvard) def Joey Hess (Army) , 6-2 (again,
the site said Pat lost this match, but Hess is listed in the consolations
and not Pat)
Consolations
Ike Wennihan (Syracuse) def. Anthony Debartolo
(Princeton), 5-3
Mike Gadsby (Pennsylvania) def. Scott Zimmerman (Franklin
& Marshall), 10-0
Second-Round Consolations
Rost Aizenberg (Cornell) def. Pat Kunzia (Columbia), 15-5
Joey Hess (Army) def. Ike Wennihan (Syracuse), 13-2
Mike Gadsby (Pennsylvania) def. Mike Bigrigg (Navy), 4-2 S.V.
Gbenga Akinnagbe (Bucknell) def. Dan Madonna (East
Stroudsburg), 9-2
197 Quarterfinals
Justin Woodruff (Navy) def. Paul Castellini (Rutgers), 15-5
Craig Powell (Brown) wins by injury default Matt
Greenberg (Columbia)
Corey Anderson (Cornell) def. Glauco Lolli-Ghetti
(Lehigh), 6-2
Mike Fickell (Pennsylvania) def. John Paxton (Army), 21-5
Consolations
Reggie Lee (Harvard) def. Joe Gillespie (Franklin &
Marshall), 8-1
Brian Neuman (Bucknell) def. Brian McTigue (East
Stroudsburg), 5-3
Second-Round Consolations
John Paxton (Army) pinned John Soden (Syracuse), 4:07
Glauco Lolli-Ghetti (Lehigh) def. Reggie Lee (Harvard), 3-2
Justin Dodulik (Princeton) def. Craig Powell (Brown), MFF
Paul Castellini (Rutgers) def. Brian Neuman (Rutgers), 6-5
Heavyweight Quarterfinals
Bandele Adeniyi-Bada (Princeton) def. Frank Sabatino
(Rutgers) 9-4
Bronson Lingamfelter (Brown) def. Shawn Laughlin
(Lehigh), 2-0
Seth Charles (Cornell) def. Eric Gust (Army) ,1-1 T.B.
Consolations
Dawid Rechul (Harvard) def. Rich Koehler (East
Stroudsburg), 8-3 (I don't know why this is listed as a consolation match, I thought that this was Dawid's first match, so this might be wrong)
Joe Rybacki (Princeton) def. Jay Kenul (Columbia), 4-2
Second-Round Consolations
Eric Gust (Army) pinned Dennis Maguire (Franklin &
Marshall), 2:41
Rich Koehler (East Stroudsburg) pinned Joe Rybacki
(Princeton), 2:02
Shawn Laughlin (Lehigh) def. Matt Berger (Navy), 6-2
Frank Sabatino (Rutgers) def. Carl Perrone (Bucknell),
11-4
Andy Mac Reports Results from the Quarterfinals and Consolations:
Well it was a mixed result for Harvard in the quaterfinals, but generally what Jay termed a "good round of wresling". At the end of the day's action Harvard was in 4th place in the team standings behind the usual nemesis: Penn,Lehigh & Cornell. The Crimson had six wrestlers in the semis and 2 more alive in the wrestlebacks. Matt Picarsic, Kevin Kurtz, Joey Killar, Ed Mosely, Pat O'Donnell (yes that's right), and Dawid Rechul were still in the championship hunt. Nick Picarsic and Max Odom were very much alive in the wrestlebacks having rolled up their last opponents.
To Summarize by weight clases:
125: Brandon Rhoades lost in the quarters to Bruce Kelly of
Lehigh 7-2 (unfortunately a
representative score of the match ) and then lost a squeaker
(their first match this
year, at the IVY tournament, won by Brandon, was just as
close) to Rucci from Penn 8-6 in the first wrestleback. After giving up a TD and
escaping, Brandon hit a nice cutback on a Rucci shot to score 2 and 2 to lead 5-2 but then gave up a penalty point
(clasping) and a reversal to end the first period tied 5-5.
Rucci scored a TD in the third
to seal the win. All in all it was a gallant attempt by
Rhoades who was coming back
from a severe hand laceration that had already reopened once.
133: For the third time in three years (he's a Jr) Matt is
wrestling in the semifinals by
virtue of his resounding 15-2 victory over Jeff Beverly of
Rutgers. Tomorrow he faces
his arch rival Jason Nagle in the semis. He lost to Nagle in
overtime in last years semi
enroute to his 3rd place finish. Matt looks to be fully
recovered from early season knee
surgery and it should be a good one tomorrow.
141: Matt's brother Nick, one of three Crimson freshman still
alive in the tourney, lost to
Rutgers Greg Austin 8-3 in his quaterfinal match before
beating the fifth seeded Joe
Clark of Princeton in his 1st consolation bout 7-0. He faces
the 8th seeded David Dies
in his bid to place tomorrow. As he has done all year long,
Nick continues to provide
the Crimson valuable,(there's no one else here!) consistent,
good quality wrestling at
this weight.
149: In the biggest disapointment for the Crimson, Max lost a
heartbreaker to Mercado from Brown 7-6. Max as you probably recall, had trounced the
same Mercado in the
dual earlier 10-1. Max lead early in the match with a dazzling
TD (that guy is quick!)
but gave up an escape and a takedown right before getting an
escape to end the first
period tied at 3. Mercado chose down (not sure where he got
this idea) and was
ridden the whole period. Max chose down for the third an
escaped to lead 4-3 with
another point for riding time in the bag. But Mercado scored
two takedowns in the last
minute to pull out the win. Max came back with a vengeance and
beat Adam Webb of
Bucknell 20-4 for the technical fall. Tomorrow Max meets the
loser of the Bernd-Gough
semi. As it stands may may well have a chance to avenge his
lost to Mercado as
Mercado wrestles Esposito in the other semi. The controversial
2nd seed (the seeding
that is) at this weight, Forster of Rutgers, was summarily
pinned in the quarters(for the second time this year) by Bernd of Princeton (who Max had majored in the dual).
Max is still in the milling here for third place and a
possible wild card for the nationals.
157: Kevin looks finally to be recovered from his shoulder
injury and looks be back in
his form of last year. Kevin avenged an earlier dual meet lost
to the 4th seeded Chris Vitale of Lehigh beating him 4-3 to earn a spot in the semis
against Matter of Penn.
While Kevin will be considered a serious underdog here keep in
mind that the #2 nationally ranked Springman (at 174) came with in a whisker of
getting pinned in the semis...
165: Joey looks to on the top of his game routing a solid Jim
Stanec of Cornell 13-3
with couple of cradles for back points. Next up he has Greg
Parker of Princeton who he
routed 15-1 earlier this year. Parker upset the much heralded
Brian Pitzer in his
quarterfinal match. Joey looks likely to to meet Travis Doto
in the finals in what may be
the Marquee match of the tournament (Joey is ranked 5 and Doto
8th nationally).
174: Ed Mosely continued his conservative methodical path
through the draw here,
defeating Shawn Thomas of Syracuse. Thomas was noteworthy for
having 23 pins in
26 matches coming into this bout. Make that 23 in 27 now. Next
up Ed has the familiar
Tucceri of Cornell (he's at least 2-0 against him lifetime). A
victory there gives him a
probable rematch against Penn's Springman who survived a scare
in his quarterfinal
match. This would be the highest nationally ranked bout of the
tournament with the
2nd & 4th ranked wrestlers.
184: The cinderella kid Pat O'Donnell does it again. By
handily beating the third seed
Joey Hess of Army 6-2, Pat has a semifinal match with Brown's
seventh seed Karl
Rittger. And how O'Donell loves those Brown guys; this year
alone Pat is 3-0 against
Brown having already beaten their 165, 174 & 197lb EIWA
entrants! This year Pat has
rapidly improved while valiantly plugging the Crimson lineup
up top wherever needed.
What can this guy do at Heavy Weight? Go get'em Pat!
197: In his wrestlebacks Reggie went 1-1 defeating Joe
Gillespie of F&M before losing a
close (of course) one to Lolli-Ghetti of Lehigh. Like Pat,
Reggie has filled in the Crimson
lineup wherever needed while weighing much less than most of
his opponents. Look for
great things from this guy in the future.
HVY: Dawid is in the Semis against his old nemesis Seth
Charles of Cornell. He got
there by reversing an earlier season defeat (in the ESU
tournament) to Rich Koehler of
ESU 8-3 in the quarters. Dawid looks to be figuring this heavy
weight style out and
looks to make some noise tomorrow.
Results of Harvard Wrestlers after the Semis and Consolation Finals:
133: Matt Picarsic took 6th. In the 133 lbs. Semifinals, Jason Nagle (Pennsylvania) def. Matt Picarsic (Harvard), 11-8. In the Consolations Semifinals, Zane Stickel (Navy) def. Matt Picarsic (Harvard), 5-3. 133lbs. For Fifth Place, Tristan Boyd (Lehigh) def. Matt Picarsic (Harvard), 8-6 .
149: Max Odom took 3rd. In the Consolations Quarterfinals, Max Odom (Harvard) def. Tom Storer (Navy), 17-9.In the Consolations Semifinals, Max Odom (Harvard) def. Jeffrey Bernd (Princeton), 18-10. For Third Place, Max Odom (Harvard) def. Alex Berman (Cornell), Fall 2:39
157: Kevin Kurtz took 4th.In the Semifinals, Brett Matter (Pennsylvania) def. Kevin Kurtz (Harvard), 3-1. In the Consolations Semifinals, Kevin Kurtz (Harvard) def. Craig Frost (Harvard), 12-3. For Third Place Chris Vitale (Lehigh) pinned Kevin Kurtz (Harvard), 4:35
165: Joey Killar will be wrestling Travis Doto from Lehigh in the finals tonight. In the Semifinals, Joey Killar (Harvard) def. Greg Parker (Princeton), 16-1, TF, 4:28
174: Ed Mosley will be wrestling Rick Springman from Penn tonight in the finals. In the Semis, Ed Mosley (Harvard) def. Joe Tucceri (Cornell), 4-3.
184: Pat O'Donnell took 5th.In the semis, Karl Rittger (Brown) def. Pat O' Donnell (Harvard), 4-3 . In the Consolations Semifinals, Gbenga Akinnagbe (Bucknell) def. Pat O' Donnell (Harvard), 6-5. For Fifth Place, Pat O' Donnell (Harvard) pinned Rost Aizenberg (Cornell), 5:57
HVY: Dawid Rechul will be wrestling in the finals against Bandele Adeniyi-Bada of Penn. In the Semifinals, Dawid Rechul (Harvard) def. Rich Koehler (East Stroudsburg), 8-3
Andy's Reports from the Finals
125: Kelly, Lehigh Defeats Sluyter, ESU 6-4 No 1 seeded Sluyter runner up for second year in a row.
133: DiRubbo, Brown Defeats Nagle, Penn 13-9 in a see saw bout. DiRubbo got out to big lead and held off comeback from Nagel with
TD in last 5 seconds.
141: Goldstein, Lehigh beats New, Cornell 4-2. Guirichich from Penn got a questionable wildcard here (primarily because the top 12 at
nationals are stacked at this weight).
149: Esposito, Lehigh handily defeats Gough, Penn 16-6.
** MAX ODOM RECEIVES WILCARD **
Max came storming back from his defeat to Mercardo (who finished sixth) with a Tech fall, two majors, and a dramatic first period pin of
Berman from Cornell to place third.
157: Matter, Penn Dominates Urbinelli, Cornell 6-1. Matter wins the Fletcher Award (4x champ), & MOW
165: In a brilliant match, Killar, Harvard defeats Doto of Lehigh 6-5. Takedown by Doto with 16 seconds left makes match seem closer
than it was.
174: In an eerie repeat of their Midlands match, Springman, Penn pins Ed Mosely with a pin from the nuetral position. (Springman led 5-0
at the time.) 3 wrestlers at this weight got wildcards.
184: Rohn, Lehigh, beat Rittger, Brown, 11-5. Rittger beat Harvards O'Donnell in the semis with the help of a controversial stalling call,
4-3.
197: In a yawner, Anderson of Cornell beat Woodruff of Navy 1-0. Fickell in third here got a wildcard to nationals.
HVY: Bada, from Penn once again beat Rechul by 1 point, 3-2. Bada tiring at the end was aided by injury time for a cut on Rechul near
the end of the bout. Three HWYs got wildcards here.