Semifinals set for Virginia Duals National College division; unseeded Maryland vs. No. 2 Rider; No. 1 Virginia vs. No. 4 ODU
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by Gary Abbott, USA Wrestling
Image of King Sandoval of Maryland courtesy of UMTerps.com
HAMPTON, Va. – The semifinals have been set for the 2020 Virginia Duals National College division, which features eight NCAA Div. I teams. This is the 40th year of this historic and trailblazing event, the Granddaddy of the major college dual meet tournaments.
Three of the four seeded teams advanced to the semifinals with quarterfinal wins on Friday. No. 1 Virginia will battle No. 4 Old Dominion, and No. 2 Rider will face unseeded Maryland, at the 2:00 p.m. Eastern time session on Saturday at the Hampton Coliseum.
Maryland secured a 22-18 victory over No. 3 seed Fresno State, winning on the strength of bonus points, as each team secured five victories. The Terrapin light weights came out strong as Brandon Cray scored a major decision at 125 over Destiny Summers, followed by a pin by King Sandoval over Gary Joint at 133 pounds. In addition, Jaron Smith secured six team points with an injury default win over Ryan Reyes at 197 pounds. Fresno State’s lone bonus point victory came at heavyweight, as All-American Josh Hokit pinned Parker Robinson.
Click for Maryland press release
In the semifinals, Maryland will face No. 2 seed Rider, who dominated Duke, 47-3, taking nine of the 10 bouts. Included were two forfeits, and pins by Richie Koehler (133), Pete Lipari (141) and George Walton (184).
Click for Rider press release
In the top half of the bracket, No. 1 seed Virginia won six of the 10 bouts in their 23-12 win over Kent State, including a pin by Quinn Miller at heavyweight, and a technical fall victory at 157 pounds by Justin McCoy.
Click for Virginia press release
Old Dominion, the No. 4 seeded team, secured an 18-13 win over Penn, also winning six of the 10 bouts. The difference came in the heavy weights, as ODU won three of the four highest weight classes, with wins from Alex Cramer (174), Antonio Agee (184) and Timothy Young (197).
Click for ODU press release
The semifinals are also set in the American College Division, as No. 1 seed Kutztown will battle No. 4 seed Liberty, and No. 2 seed Ferrum will face unseeded Waynesburg. The only seeded team to lose in the quarterfinals was No. 3 Emmanuel, which fell to Waynesburg, 24-19. The American College Division semifinals will also be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Updates on the high school divisions will be posted separately.
VIRGINIA DUALS NATIONAL COLLEGE DIVISION
At Hampton, Va.
Semifinal pairings
No. 1 Virginia vs. No. 4 Old Dominion
No. 2 Rider vs. Maryland
Quarterfinal dual meets
No. 1 Virginia 23, Kent State 12
125 Patrick McCormick (Virginia) over Tomas Gutierrez (Kent State) Dec 5-4
133 Tim Rooney (Kent State) over Louie Hayes (Virginia) Dec 3-1
141 Brian Courtney (Virginia) over Cory Simpson (Kent State) Dec 6-5
149 Kody Komara (Kent State) over Denton Spencer (Virginia) Dec 7-2
157 Justin McCoy (Virginia) over Brady Chrismas (Kent State) TF 20-5
165 Sam Martino (Virginia) over Kade Byland (Kent State) Dec 5-3
174 Andrew McNally (Kent State) over Victor Marcelli (Virginia) Dec 10-6
184 Lane Hinkle (Kent State) over Michael Battista (Virginia) Dec 4-0
197 Jay Aiello (Virginia) over Colin McCracken (Kent State) Dec 6-4
285 Quinn Miller (Virginia) over Spencer Berthold (Kent State) Fall 3:27
No. 4 Old Dominion 18, Penn 13
125 Michael Colaiocco (University of Pennsylvania) over Kilian Cardinale (Old Dominion) Maj 13-5
133 Shannon Hanna (Old Dominion) over Carmen Ferrante (University of Pennsylvania) SV-1 3-1
141 Doug Zapf (University of Pennsylvania) over Sa`Derian Perry (Old Dominion) Dec 6-1
149 Kenan Carter (Old Dominion) over Lucas Revano (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 2-0
157 Larry Early (Old Dominion) over Anthony Artalona (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 9-4
165 Jacob Lizak (University of Pennsylvania) over Shane Jones (Old Dominion) Dec 3-2
174 Alex Cramer (Old Dominion) over Neil Antrassian (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 6-5
184 Antonio Agee (Old Dominion) over Jesse Quatse (University of Pennsylvania) TB-1 2-1
197 Timothy Young (Old Dominion) over Cole Urbas (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 2-1
285 Ben Goldin (University of Pennsylvania) over Jacob Bullock (Old Dominion) Dec 7-5
Maryland 22, No. 3 Fresno State 18
125 Brandon Cray (University of Maryland) over Destiny Summers (Fresno State University) Maj. 9-0
133 King Sandoval (University of Maryland) over Gary Joint (Fresno State University) Fall 2:01
141 DJ (Durbin) Lloren (Fresno State University) over Hunter Baxter (University of Maryland) Dec 7-1
149 Greg Gaxiola (Fresno State University) over Michael Doetsch (University of Maryland) Dec 6-1
157 Jahi Jones (University of Maryland) over Beau Colombini (Fresno State University) Dec 3-2
165 Kyle Cochran (University of Maryland) over Ricky Padilla (Fresno State University) Dec 9-4
174 Brandon Martino (Fresno State University) over Philip Spadafora (University of Maryland) Dec 7-5
184 Hunter Cruz (Fresno State University) over Kyle Jasenski (University of Maryland) Dec 4-1
197 Jaron Smith (University of Maryland) over Ryan Reyes (Fresno State University) Inj 5:06
285 Josh Hokit (Fresno State University) over Parker Robinson (University of Maryland) Fall 6:26
No. 2 Rider 47, Duke 3
125 Jonathon Tropea (Rider University) by forfeit
133 Richie Koehler (Rider University) over Harrison Campbell (Duke Univeristy) Fall 6:15
141 Pete Lipari (Rider University) over Ty Mill (Duke Univeristy) Fall 1:18
149 Wade Unger (Duke Univeristy) over Gino Fluri (Rider University) SV-1 8-6
157 Jesse Dellavecchia (Rider University) over Eric Carter (Duke Univeristy) Maj 9-1
165 Joe Casey (Rider University) over Ben Anderson (Duke Univeristy) Inj 0:41
174 Dean Sherry (Rider University) over Mason Eaglin (Duke Univeristy) Dec 7-4
184 George Walton (Rider University) over Kai Blake (Duke Univeristy) Fall 1:23
197 Ethan Laird (Rider University) over Vincent Baker (Duke Univeristy) Maj 15-5
285 Ryan Cloud (Rider University) by forfeit
VIRGINIA DUALS AMERICAN COLLEGE DIVISION
At Hampton, Va.
Semifinal pairings
No. 1 Kutztown vs. No. 4 Liberty
No. 2 Ferrum vs. Waynesburg
American College quarterfinals
No. 1 Kutztown 38, Apprentice School 15
125 Joseph Renne (Kutztown) over Kris Smith (Apprentice School) TF 16-1
133 Collin Wickramaratna (Kutztown) over Kolin Johnson (Apprentice School) Maj 13-5
141 Shalek Colon (Apprentice School) over Robbie Hazard (Kutztown) Fall 3:00
149 Mike Cusick (Kutztown) over Thomas Allison (Apprentice School) TF 20-1
157 Chad Haegele (Kutztown) over William Heath (Apprentice School) Fall 1:34
165 Connor Rogovich (Kutztown) over Aj Duetel (Apprentice School) Fall 3:59
174 David Mcelravy (Apprentice School) over Anthony Emig (Kutztown) Dec 9-2
184 James Potts (Kutztown) by forfeit
197 William Sorey (Apprentice School) over Brody O`connell (Kutztown) Fall
285 Andrew Dunn (Kutztown) over Peter Cortapasso (Apprentice School) Fall 4:16
No. 4 Liberty 25, Averett 14
125 Samuel Braswell (Averett) over Tristian Walls (Liberty) TF 25-8
133 Easton Halliday (Averett) by forfeit
141 Charles Hudson (Liberty) over Joseph Jones (Averett) Dec 8-5
149 Brandon Woody (Averett) over Michael Gowen (Liberty) Dec 11-6
157 Chad Cantrell (Liberty) over Tony Blackman (Averett) Dec 10-5
165 Joe Scott (Liberty) over Isaiah Deck (Averett) Maj 15-3
174 Cody Richmond (Liberty) over Noah Wienclawski (Averett) Dec 8-1
184 Sam Karel (Liberty) over George Moseley (Averett) Dec 6-0
197 Austin Amos (Liberty) over Kowan Lee (Averett) Fall 0:54
235 Rick Weaver (Liberty) over Trent Ragland (Averett) Dec 7-0
285 Double Forfeit
Waynesburg 24, No. 3 Emmanuel 19
125 Mitchell Mcghee (Emmanuel) by forfeit
133 Martrez Huff (Emmanuel) over Harley Constable (Waynesburg University) Maj 10-1
141 Nicholas Volies (Emmanuel) over Matt Lascola (Waynesburg University) Dec 10-4
149 Josh Kuslock (Waynesburg University) by forfeit
157 Kevin Almond (Emmanuel) over Colby Morris (Waynesburg University) Dec 8-4
165 Zach Mackall (Waynesburg University) over Jacob Catagas (Emmanuel) Fall 4:24
174 Matthew Schmall (Emmanuel) over Caleb Baxter (Waynesburg University) Dec 9-8
184 Dan Verhovsek (Waynesburg University) over Myles Williams (Emmanuel) Dec 1-0
197 Dillon Charlton (Waynesburg University) by forfeit
285 Rocky Mcgeary (Waynesburg University) over Preston Stell (Emmanuel) Dec 6-0
No. 2 Ferrum 34, Alderson Broaddus 11
125 JD Mcmillin (Ferrum) over Noah Hodges (Alderson Broaddus) Dec 7-5
133 Levi Englman (Ferrum) by forfeit
141 Curtis Cox (Alderson Broaddus) over Hayden Funck (Ferrum) Dec 4-1
149 Austin Smith (Ferrum) over Syrus Colon (Alderson Broaddus) Fall 4:42
157 Dalton Pearl (Alderson Broaddus) over Elijah Martin (Ferrum) Dec 7-3
165 Galilee Kissell (Ferrum) over Derek Schmidt (Alderson Broaddus) Fall 5:22
174 Malik Barr (Ferrum) over Josh Dailey (Alderson Broaddus) Dec 6-0
184 Gino Sita (Alderson Broaddus) over Jacob Grady (Ferrum) TF 22-6
197 Braden Homsey (Ferrum) over Alex Eaton (Alderson Broaddus) Maj 15-3
285 Carlos Leyva (Ferrum) over Jared Burgoyne (Alderson Broaddus) Fall 5:36
HAMPTON, Va. – The semifinals have been set for the 2020 Virginia Duals National College division, which features eight NCAA Div. I teams. This is the 40th year of this historic and trailblazing event, the Granddaddy of the major college dual meet tournaments.
Three of the four seeded teams advanced to the semifinals with quarterfinal wins on Friday. No. 1 Virginia will battle No. 4 Old Dominion, and No. 2 Rider will face unseeded Maryland, at the 2:00 p.m. Eastern time session on Saturday at the Hampton Coliseum.
Maryland secured a 22-18 victory over No. 3 seed Fresno State, winning on the strength of bonus points, as each team secured five victories. The Terrapin light weights came out strong as Brandon Cray scored a major decision at 125 over Destiny Summers, followed by a pin by King Sandoval over Gary Joint at 133 pounds. In addition, Jaron Smith secured six team points with an injury default win over Ryan Reyes at 197 pounds. Fresno State’s lone bonus point victory came at heavyweight, as All-American Josh Hokit pinned Parker Robinson.
Click for Maryland press release
In the semifinals, Maryland will face No. 2 seed Rider, who dominated Duke, 47-3, taking nine of the 10 bouts. Included were two forfeits, and pins by Richie Koehler (133), Pete Lipari (141) and George Walton (184).
Click for Rider press release
In the top half of the bracket, No. 1 seed Virginia won six of the 10 bouts in their 23-12 win over Kent State, including a pin by Quinn Miller at heavyweight, and a technical fall victory at 157 pounds by Justin McCoy.
Click for Virginia press release
Old Dominion, the No. 4 seeded team, secured an 18-13 win over Penn, also winning six of the 10 bouts. The difference came in the heavy weights, as ODU won three of the four highest weight classes, with wins from Alex Cramer (174), Antonio Agee (184) and Timothy Young (197).
Click for ODU press release
The semifinals are also set in the American College Division, as No. 1 seed Kutztown will battle No. 4 seed Liberty, and No. 2 seed Ferrum will face unseeded Waynesburg. The only seeded team to lose in the quarterfinals was No. 3 Emmanuel, which fell to Waynesburg, 24-19. The American College Division semifinals will also be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Updates on the high school divisions will be posted separately.
VIRGINIA DUALS NATIONAL COLLEGE DIVISION
At Hampton, Va.
Semifinal pairings
No. 1 Virginia vs. No. 4 Old Dominion
No. 2 Rider vs. Maryland
Quarterfinal dual meets
No. 1 Virginia 23, Kent State 12
125 Patrick McCormick (Virginia) over Tomas Gutierrez (Kent State) Dec 5-4
133 Tim Rooney (Kent State) over Louie Hayes (Virginia) Dec 3-1
141 Brian Courtney (Virginia) over Cory Simpson (Kent State) Dec 6-5
149 Kody Komara (Kent State) over Denton Spencer (Virginia) Dec 7-2
157 Justin McCoy (Virginia) over Brady Chrismas (Kent State) TF 20-5
165 Sam Martino (Virginia) over Kade Byland (Kent State) Dec 5-3
174 Andrew McNally (Kent State) over Victor Marcelli (Virginia) Dec 10-6
184 Lane Hinkle (Kent State) over Michael Battista (Virginia) Dec 4-0
197 Jay Aiello (Virginia) over Colin McCracken (Kent State) Dec 6-4
285 Quinn Miller (Virginia) over Spencer Berthold (Kent State) Fall 3:27
No. 4 Old Dominion 18, Penn 13
125 Michael Colaiocco (University of Pennsylvania) over Kilian Cardinale (Old Dominion) Maj 13-5
133 Shannon Hanna (Old Dominion) over Carmen Ferrante (University of Pennsylvania) SV-1 3-1
141 Doug Zapf (University of Pennsylvania) over Sa`Derian Perry (Old Dominion) Dec 6-1
149 Kenan Carter (Old Dominion) over Lucas Revano (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 2-0
157 Larry Early (Old Dominion) over Anthony Artalona (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 9-4
165 Jacob Lizak (University of Pennsylvania) over Shane Jones (Old Dominion) Dec 3-2
174 Alex Cramer (Old Dominion) over Neil Antrassian (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 6-5
184 Antonio Agee (Old Dominion) over Jesse Quatse (University of Pennsylvania) TB-1 2-1
197 Timothy Young (Old Dominion) over Cole Urbas (University of Pennsylvania) Dec 2-1
285 Ben Goldin (University of Pennsylvania) over Jacob Bullock (Old Dominion) Dec 7-5
Maryland 22, No. 3 Fresno State 18
125 Brandon Cray (University of Maryland) over Destiny Summers (Fresno State University) Maj. 9-0
133 King Sandoval (University of Maryland) over Gary Joint (Fresno State University) Fall 2:01
141 DJ (Durbin) Lloren (Fresno State University) over Hunter Baxter (University of Maryland) Dec 7-1
149 Greg Gaxiola (Fresno State University) over Michael Doetsch (University of Maryland) Dec 6-1
157 Jahi Jones (University of Maryland) over Beau Colombini (Fresno State University) Dec 3-2
165 Kyle Cochran (University of Maryland) over Ricky Padilla (Fresno State University) Dec 9-4
174 Brandon Martino (Fresno State University) over Philip Spadafora (University of Maryland) Dec 7-5
184 Hunter Cruz (Fresno State University) over Kyle Jasenski (University of Maryland) Dec 4-1
197 Jaron Smith (University of Maryland) over Ryan Reyes (Fresno State University) Inj 5:06
285 Josh Hokit (Fresno State University) over Parker Robinson (University of Maryland) Fall 6:26
No. 2 Rider 47, Duke 3
125 Jonathon Tropea (Rider University) by forfeit
133 Richie Koehler (Rider University) over Harrison Campbell (Duke Univeristy) Fall 6:15
141 Pete Lipari (Rider University) over Ty Mill (Duke Univeristy) Fall 1:18
149 Wade Unger (Duke Univeristy) over Gino Fluri (Rider University) SV-1 8-6
157 Jesse Dellavecchia (Rider University) over Eric Carter (Duke Univeristy) Maj 9-1
165 Joe Casey (Rider University) over Ben Anderson (Duke Univeristy) Inj 0:41
174 Dean Sherry (Rider University) over Mason Eaglin (Duke Univeristy) Dec 7-4
184 George Walton (Rider University) over Kai Blake (Duke Univeristy) Fall 1:23
197 Ethan Laird (Rider University) over Vincent Baker (Duke Univeristy) Maj 15-5
285 Ryan Cloud (Rider University) by forfeit
VIRGINIA DUALS AMERICAN COLLEGE DIVISION
At Hampton, Va.
Semifinal pairings
No. 1 Kutztown vs. No. 4 Liberty
No. 2 Ferrum vs. Waynesburg
American College quarterfinals
No. 1 Kutztown 38, Apprentice School 15
125 Joseph Renne (Kutztown) over Kris Smith (Apprentice School) TF 16-1
133 Collin Wickramaratna (Kutztown) over Kolin Johnson (Apprentice School) Maj 13-5
141 Shalek Colon (Apprentice School) over Robbie Hazard (Kutztown) Fall 3:00
149 Mike Cusick (Kutztown) over Thomas Allison (Apprentice School) TF 20-1
157 Chad Haegele (Kutztown) over William Heath (Apprentice School) Fall 1:34
165 Connor Rogovich (Kutztown) over Aj Duetel (Apprentice School) Fall 3:59
174 David Mcelravy (Apprentice School) over Anthony Emig (Kutztown) Dec 9-2
184 James Potts (Kutztown) by forfeit
197 William Sorey (Apprentice School) over Brody O`connell (Kutztown) Fall
285 Andrew Dunn (Kutztown) over Peter Cortapasso (Apprentice School) Fall 4:16
No. 4 Liberty 25, Averett 14
125 Samuel Braswell (Averett) over Tristian Walls (Liberty) TF 25-8
133 Easton Halliday (Averett) by forfeit
141 Charles Hudson (Liberty) over Joseph Jones (Averett) Dec 8-5
149 Brandon Woody (Averett) over Michael Gowen (Liberty) Dec 11-6
157 Chad Cantrell (Liberty) over Tony Blackman (Averett) Dec 10-5
165 Joe Scott (Liberty) over Isaiah Deck (Averett) Maj 15-3
174 Cody Richmond (Liberty) over Noah Wienclawski (Averett) Dec 8-1
184 Sam Karel (Liberty) over George Moseley (Averett) Dec 6-0
197 Austin Amos (Liberty) over Kowan Lee (Averett) Fall 0:54
235 Rick Weaver (Liberty) over Trent Ragland (Averett) Dec 7-0
285 Double Forfeit
Waynesburg 24, No. 3 Emmanuel 19
125 Mitchell Mcghee (Emmanuel) by forfeit
133 Martrez Huff (Emmanuel) over Harley Constable (Waynesburg University) Maj 10-1
141 Nicholas Volies (Emmanuel) over Matt Lascola (Waynesburg University) Dec 10-4
149 Josh Kuslock (Waynesburg University) by forfeit
157 Kevin Almond (Emmanuel) over Colby Morris (Waynesburg University) Dec 8-4
165 Zach Mackall (Waynesburg University) over Jacob Catagas (Emmanuel) Fall 4:24
174 Matthew Schmall (Emmanuel) over Caleb Baxter (Waynesburg University) Dec 9-8
184 Dan Verhovsek (Waynesburg University) over Myles Williams (Emmanuel) Dec 1-0
197 Dillon Charlton (Waynesburg University) by forfeit
285 Rocky Mcgeary (Waynesburg University) over Preston Stell (Emmanuel) Dec 6-0
No. 2 Ferrum 34, Alderson Broaddus 11
125 JD Mcmillin (Ferrum) over Noah Hodges (Alderson Broaddus) Dec 7-5
133 Levi Englman (Ferrum) by forfeit
141 Curtis Cox (Alderson Broaddus) over Hayden Funck (Ferrum) Dec 4-1
149 Austin Smith (Ferrum) over Syrus Colon (Alderson Broaddus) Fall 4:42
157 Dalton Pearl (Alderson Broaddus) over Elijah Martin (Ferrum) Dec 7-3
165 Galilee Kissell (Ferrum) over Derek Schmidt (Alderson Broaddus) Fall 5:22
174 Malik Barr (Ferrum) over Josh Dailey (Alderson Broaddus) Dec 6-0
184 Gino Sita (Alderson Broaddus) over Jacob Grady (Ferrum) TF 22-6
197 Braden Homsey (Ferrum) over Alex Eaton (Alderson Broaddus) Maj 15-3
285 Carlos Leyva (Ferrum) over Jared Burgoyne (Alderson Broaddus) Fall 5:36
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