Big matches last night: Oregon State beats Stanford and Wartburg beats Augsburg
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by Sports Communications from Oregon State, Wartburg, Augsburg
Here are two big college matches you might have missed last night.
OSU Beavers topple No. 20 Stanford 21-13
by Brooks Hatch, Oregon State Athletic Communications
Palo Alto, Calif. – Redshirt sophomore Abraham Rodriguez ended an 8-match losing streak with a pivotal technical fall to lead the Oregon State wrestling team to a 21-13 victory over No. 20 Stanford on Thursday in a Pacific-12 Conference match at Burnham Pavilion.
Rodriguez dominated Walker Dempsey 26-11 to give the Beavers (7-6, 1-1 Pac-12) a 12-7 lead at the halfway point. The Cardinal (9-3, 2-2) won the next two matches to go back ahead 13-12, but their advantage was short-lived.
Redshirt freshman Corey Griego (184), redshirt sophomore Cody Crawford (197) and redshirt sophomore Amarveer Dhesi (hwt.) the combined for three straight wins by decision for nine unanswered points to clinch the match.
The Beavers thus captured their second match in a row while snapping Stanford’s nine-match winning streak. They also extended their winning streak over the Cardinal to 11 matches in a row, and upped their series edge to 39-1-1.
Also winning for the Beavers were redshirt juniors Joey Palmer (133) and Joey Delgado (149). Delgado earned a major decision and enabled OSU to tie the match 7-7 after four weight classes.
The road trip resumes at 7 p.m. Friday at Cal Poly, and concludes at 5 p.m. Saturday at CSU-Bakersfield. Both are Pac-12 matches.
OSU’s next home dual is Feb. 11 against Oklahoma. The Beavers host Air Force on Feb. 14, then conclude the regular season with the Feb. 21 Border War against Boise State, also at Gill Coliseum.
Oregon State 21, Stanford 13
125: Connor Schram (S) dec. Ronnie Bresser (OSU), 4-3
133: Joey Palmer (OSU) dec. Mason Pengilly (S), 6-2
141: Joey McKenna (S) maj. dec. over Jack Hathaway (OSU), 10-1
149: Joey Delgado (OSU) maj. dec. Peter Russo (S), 10-2
157: Abraham Rodriguez (OSU) tech. fall over Walker Dempsey (S), 26-11
165: Jim Wilson (S) dec. Seth Thomas (OSU), 7-6
174: Peter Galli (S) dec. Tyler Chay (OSU), 8-5
184: Corey Griego (OSU) dec. Garet Krohn (S), 7-0
197: Cody Crawford (OSU) dec. Zach Nevills (S), 11-7
Hwt.: Amarveer Dhesi (OSU) dec. Nathan Butler (S), 8-6
Top-ranked Wartburg Wins Annual Battle of the Burgs
from Wartburg Athletics website
WAVERLY, Iowa-- Top-ranked Wartburg (18-0 overall) defeated No. 7 Augsburg (11-3) 29-10 Thursday in the annual Battle of the Burgs. The Knights took the go-ahead lead in the all-time series at 16-15 and have won the last seven straight Battle of the Burgs.
WARTBURG vs. AUGSBURG HIGHLIGHTS
Complete dual results:
125: James Goman (AC) win by 9-7 dec vs. #3 Arnulfo Olea (WB)
133: #3 Connor Campo (WB) win by 7-4 dec vs. #10 Sam Bennyhoff (AC)
141: #8 Kaz Onoo (WB) won by 15-3 maj dec vs. Aaron Wilson (AC)
149: Kenny Martin (WB) won by 9-7 dec vs. #7 Rashad Kennedy (AC)
157: Grant Parker (AC) won by 7-6 dec OT vs. #3 Drew Wagenhoffer (WB)
165: Nick Michael (WB) win by 16-1 tech fall vs. #10 Eric Hensel (AC)
174: #3 Eric DeVos (WB) wins by fall at :26 vs. Austin Boniface (AC)
184: #6 Bryan Levsen (WB) win by 4-3 dec vs. Sebastian Larson (AC)
197: #2 Gerard Roman (WB) win by 18-0 tech fall at 1:52 vs. Logan Hortop (AC)
285: #1 Donny Longendyke (AC) won by 9-1 maj dec. vs. Ben Nagle (WB)
Notes:
-Attendance: 2,200
-Official: Jason Wedgeburn
-Dual started at 157.
-Olea had his first loss of the year and winning streak halted at 15.
-Campo earned his 24th season victory which is tied for team-best.
-Onoo moved his winning streak to 14.
-Wagenhoffer suffered his first loss of the season and had his 15-match winning streak snapped.
-Michael remains undefeated.
-Michael moved winning streak to 21.
-DeVos increased his winning streak to 16.
-DeVos earned his fourth fall and the fastest of the season.
-Levsen earned his 20th win of the year.
-Roman earned his ninth tech fall of the season and 25th of his career which ranks second-best on the program's all-time leader list.
Auggies fall 29-10 at top-ranked Wartburg
by Don Stoner, Augsburg
WAVERLY, Iowa -- Winning seven of 10 bouts, the top-ranked Wartburg College wrestling team scored a 29-10 win over No. 7-ranked Augsburg College in the annual "Battle of the 'Burgs" dual meet on Thursday evening at Levick Arena.
THE BASICS
FINAL SCORE: Wartburg (Iowa) 29, Augsburg (Minn.) 10
LOCATION: Levick Arena, Waverly, Iowa
RECORDS: Augsburg 11-3 overall, Wartburg 18-0 overall
HOW IT HAPPENED
• Augsburg, the defending NCAA Division III national champion and No. 7-ranked team in the latest National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III national rankings, scored three victories, but top-ranked Wartburg won for the seventh straight time in the annual meeting between the two small-college wrestling powers, improving to 16-15 in the all-time series.
• No. 1-ranked and defending heavyweight national champion Donny Longendyke (JR, Vadnais Heights, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) claimed a 9-1, major-decision victory over Ben Nagle, improving to 26-2 in the process with his 16th straight win. Of his 26 wins, 20 are bonus-point wins (16 pins, four major decisions).
• Longendyke is now 70-4 in his Augsburg career and 110-25 in his collegiate career. Of his 110 wins, 83 are bonus-point victories (61 pins, three technical falls, 19 major decisions).
• Grant Parker (JR, Onalaska, Wis.) opened the match with a 7-6, sudden-victory overtime win over Wartburg's No. 3-ranked Drew Wagenhoffer at 157 pounds, improving to 22-9 on the season and 54-41 in his collegiate career.
• James Goman (JR, Lakeville, Minn./Trinity-River Ridge HS) scored the biggest upset win of the evening, topping Wartburg's No. 3-ranked 125-pounder Arnulfo Olea by a 9-7 decision. Now 13-15 on the season, the match was Goman's first against a nationally-ranked wrestler this season.
FOR THE FOES
• Sebastian Larson (SO, River Falls, Wis.) nearly pulled off an upset over No. 6-ranked Bryan Levsen of Wartburg at 184 pounds, but Levsen earned a riding-time point to claim a 4-3 win over Larson.
• Rashad Kennedy (SR, Inver Grove Heights, Minn./Henry Sibley HS), ranked No. 7 at 149, kept things close with Wartburg's defending national champion Kenny Martin, but Martin prevailed in a 9-7 decision to close the match. Kennedy is now 13-5 on the year.
• In the only meeting of ranked wrestlers on the evening, Wartburg's No. 3-ranked Connor Campo topped Augsburg's No. 10-ranked Sam Bennyhoff (FY, Mound, Minn./Mound-Westonka HS) 7-4. Bennyhoff fell to 19-4 on the season.
• Eric DeVos, ranked No. 3 at 174, pinned Augsburg's Austin Boniface (JR, Wyoming, Minn./Forest Lake HS) in 26 seconds.
• The Knights scored two technical-fall victories, as Nick Michael topped Augsburg's No. 10-ranked Eric Hensel (JR, Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville South HS) 16-1 in 7:00, and No. 2-ranked 197-pounder Gerard Roman scored an 18-0 win at 1:52 over Logan Hortop (JR, Faribault, Minn.).
• At 141, Wartburg's Kaz Onoo scored a 15-3, major-decision win over Aaron Wilson (FY, Oak Grove, Minn./St. Francis HS).
UP NEXT
• Augsburg competes at the Wisconsin-Eau Claire Don Parker Open on Saturday (2/6) at 9 a.m.
• Wartburg competes at the Dubuque (Iowa) Jim Fox Open on Saturday.Here are two big college matches you might have missed last night.
OSU Beavers topple No. 20 Stanford 21-13
by Brooks Hatch, Oregon State Athletic Communications
Palo Alto, Calif. – Redshirt sophomore Abraham Rodriguez ended an 8-match losing streak with a pivotal technical fall to lead the Oregon State wrestling team to a 21-13 victory over No. 20 Stanford on Thursday in a Pacific-12 Conference match at Burnham Pavilion.
Rodriguez dominated Walker Dempsey 26-11 to give the Beavers (7-6, 1-1 Pac-12) a 12-7 lead at the halfway point. The Cardinal (9-3, 2-2) won the next two matches to go back ahead 13-12, but their advantage was short-lived.
Redshirt freshman Corey Griego (184), redshirt sophomore Cody Crawford (197) and redshirt sophomore Amarveer Dhesi (hwt.) the combined for three straight wins by decision for nine unanswered points to clinch the match.
The Beavers thus captured their second match in a row while snapping Stanford’s nine-match winning streak. They also extended their winning streak over the Cardinal to 11 matches in a row, and upped their series edge to 39-1-1.
Also winning for the Beavers were redshirt juniors Joey Palmer (133) and Joey Delgado (149). Delgado earned a major decision and enabled OSU to tie the match 7-7 after four weight classes.
The road trip resumes at 7 p.m. Friday at Cal Poly, and concludes at 5 p.m. Saturday at CSU-Bakersfield. Both are Pac-12 matches.
OSU’s next home dual is Feb. 11 against Oklahoma. The Beavers host Air Force on Feb. 14, then conclude the regular season with the Feb. 21 Border War against Boise State, also at Gill Coliseum.
Oregon State 21, Stanford 13
125: Connor Schram (S) dec. Ronnie Bresser (OSU), 4-3
133: Joey Palmer (OSU) dec. Mason Pengilly (S), 6-2
141: Joey McKenna (S) maj. dec. over Jack Hathaway (OSU), 10-1
149: Joey Delgado (OSU) maj. dec. Peter Russo (S), 10-2
157: Abraham Rodriguez (OSU) tech. fall over Walker Dempsey (S), 26-11
165: Jim Wilson (S) dec. Seth Thomas (OSU), 7-6
174: Peter Galli (S) dec. Tyler Chay (OSU), 8-5
184: Corey Griego (OSU) dec. Garet Krohn (S), 7-0
197: Cody Crawford (OSU) dec. Zach Nevills (S), 11-7
Hwt.: Amarveer Dhesi (OSU) dec. Nathan Butler (S), 8-6
Top-ranked Wartburg Wins Annual Battle of the Burgs
from Wartburg Athletics website
WAVERLY, Iowa-- Top-ranked Wartburg (18-0 overall) defeated No. 7 Augsburg (11-3) 29-10 Thursday in the annual Battle of the Burgs. The Knights took the go-ahead lead in the all-time series at 16-15 and have won the last seven straight Battle of the Burgs.
WARTBURG vs. AUGSBURG HIGHLIGHTS
Complete dual results:
125: James Goman (AC) win by 9-7 dec vs. #3 Arnulfo Olea (WB)
133: #3 Connor Campo (WB) win by 7-4 dec vs. #10 Sam Bennyhoff (AC)
141: #8 Kaz Onoo (WB) won by 15-3 maj dec vs. Aaron Wilson (AC)
149: Kenny Martin (WB) won by 9-7 dec vs. #7 Rashad Kennedy (AC)
157: Grant Parker (AC) won by 7-6 dec OT vs. #3 Drew Wagenhoffer (WB)
165: Nick Michael (WB) win by 16-1 tech fall vs. #10 Eric Hensel (AC)
174: #3 Eric DeVos (WB) wins by fall at :26 vs. Austin Boniface (AC)
184: #6 Bryan Levsen (WB) win by 4-3 dec vs. Sebastian Larson (AC)
197: #2 Gerard Roman (WB) win by 18-0 tech fall at 1:52 vs. Logan Hortop (AC)
285: #1 Donny Longendyke (AC) won by 9-1 maj dec. vs. Ben Nagle (WB)
Notes:
-Attendance: 2,200
-Official: Jason Wedgeburn
-Dual started at 157.
-Olea had his first loss of the year and winning streak halted at 15.
-Campo earned his 24th season victory which is tied for team-best.
-Onoo moved his winning streak to 14.
-Wagenhoffer suffered his first loss of the season and had his 15-match winning streak snapped.
-Michael remains undefeated.
-Michael moved winning streak to 21.
-DeVos increased his winning streak to 16.
-DeVos earned his fourth fall and the fastest of the season.
-Levsen earned his 20th win of the year.
-Roman earned his ninth tech fall of the season and 25th of his career which ranks second-best on the program's all-time leader list.
Auggies fall 29-10 at top-ranked Wartburg
by Don Stoner, Augsburg
WAVERLY, Iowa -- Winning seven of 10 bouts, the top-ranked Wartburg College wrestling team scored a 29-10 win over No. 7-ranked Augsburg College in the annual "Battle of the 'Burgs" dual meet on Thursday evening at Levick Arena.
THE BASICS
FINAL SCORE: Wartburg (Iowa) 29, Augsburg (Minn.) 10
LOCATION: Levick Arena, Waverly, Iowa
RECORDS: Augsburg 11-3 overall, Wartburg 18-0 overall
HOW IT HAPPENED
• Augsburg, the defending NCAA Division III national champion and No. 7-ranked team in the latest National Wrestling Coaches Association Division III national rankings, scored three victories, but top-ranked Wartburg won for the seventh straight time in the annual meeting between the two small-college wrestling powers, improving to 16-15 in the all-time series.
• No. 1-ranked and defending heavyweight national champion Donny Longendyke (JR, Vadnais Heights, Minn./White Bear Lake HS) claimed a 9-1, major-decision victory over Ben Nagle, improving to 26-2 in the process with his 16th straight win. Of his 26 wins, 20 are bonus-point wins (16 pins, four major decisions).
• Longendyke is now 70-4 in his Augsburg career and 110-25 in his collegiate career. Of his 110 wins, 83 are bonus-point victories (61 pins, three technical falls, 19 major decisions).
• Grant Parker (JR, Onalaska, Wis.) opened the match with a 7-6, sudden-victory overtime win over Wartburg's No. 3-ranked Drew Wagenhoffer at 157 pounds, improving to 22-9 on the season and 54-41 in his collegiate career.
• James Goman (JR, Lakeville, Minn./Trinity-River Ridge HS) scored the biggest upset win of the evening, topping Wartburg's No. 3-ranked 125-pounder Arnulfo Olea by a 9-7 decision. Now 13-15 on the season, the match was Goman's first against a nationally-ranked wrestler this season.
FOR THE FOES
• Sebastian Larson (SO, River Falls, Wis.) nearly pulled off an upset over No. 6-ranked Bryan Levsen of Wartburg at 184 pounds, but Levsen earned a riding-time point to claim a 4-3 win over Larson.
• Rashad Kennedy (SR, Inver Grove Heights, Minn./Henry Sibley HS), ranked No. 7 at 149, kept things close with Wartburg's defending national champion Kenny Martin, but Martin prevailed in a 9-7 decision to close the match. Kennedy is now 13-5 on the year.
• In the only meeting of ranked wrestlers on the evening, Wartburg's No. 3-ranked Connor Campo topped Augsburg's No. 10-ranked Sam Bennyhoff (FY, Mound, Minn./Mound-Westonka HS) 7-4. Bennyhoff fell to 19-4 on the season.
• Eric DeVos, ranked No. 3 at 174, pinned Augsburg's Austin Boniface (JR, Wyoming, Minn./Forest Lake HS) in 26 seconds.
• The Knights scored two technical-fall victories, as Nick Michael topped Augsburg's No. 10-ranked Eric Hensel (JR, Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville South HS) 16-1 in 7:00, and No. 2-ranked 197-pounder Gerard Roman scored an 18-0 win at 1:52 over Logan Hortop (JR, Faribault, Minn.).
• At 141, Wartburg's Kaz Onoo scored a 15-3, major-decision win over Aaron Wilson (FY, Oak Grove, Minn./St. Francis HS).
UP NEXT
• Augsburg competes at the Wisconsin-Eau Claire Don Parker Open on Saturday (2/6) at 9 a.m.
• Wartburg competes at the Dubuque (Iowa) Jim Fox Open on Saturday.Here are two big college matches you might have missed last night.
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