MORE VIDEO: NCAA champion Jordan Leen's match highlights and interview

Mar 19, 2009, 8:06 PM (ET)

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Defending NCAA champion Jordan Leen won his first two matches at the NCAA Div. I Championships in St. Louis, Mo.

See highlights of Jordan Leen's victory over Thomas Scotten of North Carolina

Listen to Jordan Leen's interview after his second round win over Scotten

Early in the session, No. 12 Anthony Robles of Arizona State upset No. 5 Charlie Falck of Iowa at 125 pounds.

See highlights of Anthony Robles win over Falck

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