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Subject: Indiana Wrestling Hosts Maryland for a Friday Dual
Date: Wed 01/19/22 05:04 PM
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January 19, 2022
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. –––– The Maryland Terrapins are in town for Indiana Wrestling's second home dual of the season. The meet will start at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 21 at Wilkinson Hall.
SCOUTING THE TERRAPINS:
• The Hoosiers will host Big Ten foe Maryland (5-5, 0-1) at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 21 at Wilkinson Hall.
• Maryland is coming off competing in the Virginia Duals where they beat Kent State and Chattanooga and lost to South Dakota State and Oklahoma.
• Their one Big Ten dual thus far was a loss to No. 1 Penn State.
• Maryland has three wrestlers who are nationally ranked by InterMat, all three are in the heaviest weight classes. The Terrapins have Kyle Cochran (184) at No. 12, Jaron Smith (197) at No. 32 and Zach Schrader listed at No. 31.
• Cochran, Smith, and Schrader share a combined 43-15 record, led by Cochran's 17-2 mark on the season.
LOOKING BACK AT MICHIGAN STATE:
• In its closest dual of the season, Indiana fell just short to Michigan State on Monday, losing 15-17.
• The Hoosiers and Spartans split on the day with each team winning five bouts.
• Brock Hudkins (133), Cayden Rooks (141), Graham Rooks (149), Nick South (174), and DJ Washington (184) all finished in the win column for the day.
• Almost each of IU's winners won a defensive battle as G. Rooks' win on an 8-4 decision was the largest margin of victory of any of IU's five winners.
• Hudkins, C. Rooks, South, and Washington each won by a margin of three or loss.
• Hudkins and South's wins were both dramatic as could be.
• Hudkins came back in the third period and earned a takedown in the final minute to break a 3-3 tie and earn the win.
• South owned a narrow 2-1 victory, earning one point for an escape in the second period of sudden victory which would be the final determinant.
TRENDING UP:
• Like he missed no time at all, Nick South (174) made his first apperance since Dec. 11. in his 2-1 victory.
• Cayden Rooks (141) has won two duals in a row to improve to 11-4 on the year.
• Brock Hudkins (133) and D.J.Washington (184) earned the Hoosiers two ranked victories, as the duo beat the No. 11 and No. 29 ranked wrestler at their respective weight classes.
• C. Rooks, Hudkins, and Washington own a combined 30-6 record this season.
TRIO OF HOOSIERS RANKED:
• In the latest InterMat rankings, Indiana had three wrestlers ranked.
• Graduate student Brock Hudkins (133) rose seven spots to No. 11 after his ranked victory against Michigan State's formerly No. 11 Ravyon Foley.
• Redshirt sophomore D.J. Washington (184) and junior Cayden Rooks (141) stayed at No. 8 and No. 30, respectively.
STILL PERFECT:
• Hudkins' win on Monday put him at 8-0 on the season while going 6-0 in duals.
I like the posts you are adding TOM
There are some good Sports Information people at these schools. It is their work.
Indiana Wrestling Dominates Maryland at Home for First Big Ten Win
Date: Fri 01/21/22 09:22 PM
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January 21, 2022
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ––– Indiana Wrestling took care of business against Maryland on Friday night in Wilkinson Hall, beating the Terrapins, 26-12. The victory marks Indiana's first conference win of the season and moves the Hoosiers to a 3-3 overall record.
KEY MOMENTS
• The Hoosiers won seven of the ten total bouts on the night.
• Sophomore Jacob Moran (125) earned a dominant tech fall victory, 26-8 (6:10) over Maryland's Tommy Capul.
• Junior and No. 30 Cayden Rooks (141) pinned Will Berkovitz in the first period (2:59) while leading 5-1.
• Redshirt junior Graham Rooks (149) won a solid 5-2 dual by decision over Michael North.
• To take a sizable 17-6 lead into halftime, sophomore Jonathan Kervin (157) controlled the bout against Conner Decker in a 5-2 win by decision.
• After a loss against Michigan State, junior Kasper McIntosh (165) bounced back and beat Gaven Bell by 6-2 decision.
• Throughout the whole bout, junior Nick Willham (197) was the aggressor, consistently shooting and dominating the match offensively, winning by decision, 8-3.
• Junior Jacob Bullock (285) earned a ranked victory over No. 26 Zach Schrader, by 10-6 decision.
NOTABLES
• Indiana is 6-0 in program history against Maryland.
• This was the third tech fall victory of the season for Moran and his ninth win overall.
• C. Rooks improved to 12-4 on the season while earning his second pin this season.
• G. Rooks won his second match in a row and moves to 9-7 on the year.
• Kervin's victory notched his fifth individual win this season and first in the Big Ten.
• McIntosh's record bumped up to 8-5 win the win.
• Willham's win ended a three-bout losing skid while recording his ninth win this year.
• This was Bullock's first win over a ranked opponent on the season and his eighth overall.
UP NEXT
• Indiana Wrestling will have over a week off until they host Purdue on Saturday, Jan. 29 at noon in Wilkinson Hall.
No. 9 Buckeyes Topple Terps, 39-4
Sun 01/23/22 02:00 PM
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No. 9 Buckeyes Topple Terps, 39-4
Buckeyes take on No. 1 Penn State next in State College Feb. 4
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – No. 9 Ohio State (6-2, 2-2) handled Maryland (5-7, 0-3) Sunday by the score of 39-4, winning nine-of-10 matches in front of 3,144 at the Covelli Center.
How it Happened
125 | No. 17 Malik Heinselman (OSU) vs. Zach Spence (UMD)
Heinselman got on the board first with a takedown inside a minute of the first period. He put up six back points for an 8-0 edge heading into period two. With seven more points in the second, Heinselman secured the win by technical fall (15-0).
133 | Dylan Koontz (OSU) vs. King Sandoval (UMD)
Sandoval scored first with a takedown to lead 1-0 after the first and then built the advantage to 3-0 after two. Sandoval scored seven in the third to win by major decision, 10-0.
141 | No. 23 Dylan D'Emilio (OSU) vs. Will Berkowitz (UMD)
D'Emilio won by fall at 1:35 of the first period to give the Buckeyes six points in the team standings.
149 | No. 2 Sammy Sasso (OSU) vs. Michael North (UMD)
Sasso quickly went on the attack to lead 11-3 after the first and 18-4 after two. Sasso finished off the match in the third with a win by technical fall, 24-5.
157 | Jashon Hubbard (OSU) vs. Connor Decker (UMD)
Hubbard got to work early and recorded the fall just 41 seconds into the first period 165 | No. 7 Carson Kharchla (OSU) vs. Gaven Bell (UMD)
Kharchla wasted no time with a takedown and near fall in the first 15 seconds match. He finished off the first leading 16-3 and won by technical fall, 18-3, early in the second.
174 | Fritz Schierl (OSU) vs. Dominic Solis (UMD)
Neither wrestler scored in the first period. Schierl earned an escape to start the second then added a takedown and two-point near fall to take a 5-1 lead into the third. Schierl finished off the match to win by decision, 5-2.
184 | No. 7 Kaleb Romero (OSU) vs. No. 12 Kyle Cochran (UMD)
Scoreless after one, Romero took a 4-2 lead into the third on a pair of takedowns. He held on to win by decision, 6-2.
197 | No. 20 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) vs. Kevin Makosy (UMD)
After three takedowns in the first two periods, Hoffman led 6-3 heading into the final two minutes. The added to the lead to win by decision, 10-3.
HWT | No. 12 Tate Orndorff (OSU) vs. No. 31 Zach Schrader (UMD)
Orndorff scored first with an escape to start the second. Schrader tied it with an escape to start the third but Orndorff quickly responded with a takedown to lead 3-1, an advantage he kept to win the match by decision, 4-1.
OSU UMD
125 | No. 17 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Zach Spence (UMD) | TF, 15-0 5 - 0
133 | King Sandoval (UMD) def. Dylan Koontz (OSU) | MD, 10-0 5 - 4
141 | No. 23 Dylan D'Emilio (OSU) def. Will Berkowitz (UMD) | Fall, 1:35 11 - 4
149 | No. 2 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Michael North (UMD) | TF, 24-5 16 - 4
157 | Jashon Hubbard (OSU) def. Connor Decker (UMD) | Fall, 0:41 22 - 4
165 | No. 7 Carson Kharchla (OSU) def. Gaven Bell (UMD) | TF, 18-3 27 - 4
174 | Fritz Schierl (OSU) def. Dominic Solis (UMD) | D, 5-2 30 - 4
184 | No. 7 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. No. 12 Kyle Cochran (UMD) | D, 6-2 33 - 4
197 | No. 20 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) def. Kevin Makosy (UMD) | D, 10-3 36 - 4
HWT | No. 12 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. No. 31 Zach Schrader (UMD) | D, 4-1 39 - 4
Up Next
No. 9 Ohio State travels to take on No. 1 Penn State Feb. 4 (7 p.m.) before a noon start at Rutgers Feb. 6.
1/25/22 Intermat rankings:
125 #8 Eric Barnett (9-1) vs Zach Spence (0-11)
133 Kyle Burwick (9-10) vs King Sandoval (13-8)
141 Joey Zargo (10-7) vs Danny Bertoni (11-9) or Will Berkowitz (0-9)
149 #7 Austin Gomez (12-1) vs Michael North (2-10)
157 #27 Garrett Model (10-8) vs Lucas Cordio (2-13) or Connor Decker (6-10)
165 #7 Dean Hamiti (16-0) vs Gavin Bell (3-15)
174 #24 Andrew McNally (6-5) vs Dominic Solis (9-10)
184 Chris Weiler (7-8) vs #11 Kyle Cochran (18-3)
197 #22 Braxton Amos (13-5) vs #32 Jaron Smith (14-6) or Kevin Makosy (2-6)
285 #11 Trent Hillger (12-3) vs Zach Schrader (12-9)
Key matchups: Burwick, Zargo, McNally, Weiler, and Amos
Weiler and Amos with the toughest matches on paper going against their only ranked wrestlers.
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30-11 Badger?
Go get them Badgers
Looks like they are not "twittering" anything, if someone is watching could you kindly post a few results? Thank you!!
I'll go 33-6
Actually, MD is twittering - Barnett wins by PIN
I can post, but I will be a little behind. Started it late.
Barnett had 1st period pin.
Burwick with a nice TD at end of 1st. Sandoval is quick. He has only countered a few good shots from Kyle.
Barwick won 5-0. Are the spoilers okay?
All good. I will catch up now.
Joe won 6-4. Almost rode the Terp out for the entire 3rd after an early take down. Almost gave up a reversal on a switch with 20 seconds left. Only gave up one, then a rushed shot and Zargo defended for a TD and 6-4 win.
Zargo has a knack for shooting without shooting. Just reaches for the back knee. Hit a double that way.
No Gomez tonight.
Aidan is wrestling.
Medora lost 10-2.
Model wins 12-0
Hamiti with the fall near the end of 2.
McNally with the pin near the end of 3. Was down 2-1, but the Terp had a stall warning against him and McNally countered a weak shot. McNally stayed aggressive throughout the 3rd.
Wrestled through an injury. Impressive.
In Wieler's match it sounds like there are more Wisconsin fans there than Maryland????
Maybe Zargo's and Amos' family. I agree.
Weiler scrambled himself to an upset victory.
Braxton wins 6-2. Gave up a TD in the first, but had 2 reversals and tons of riding time. Also a stalling point.
Good win at 197
Trent won 18-5
Have a great weekend everyone.
Thanks for the updates OnWisconsin
No hand shake by Maryland????
Not sure what happened there with that
Good overall, a lot of wins, although Maryland is bad. Good to see Amos win against a solid opponent, although another one where he didnt get a takedown and gave one up. Kind of surprising.
Watching Iowa/PSU now. Can't wait til we have this electricity in the Fieldhouse.
Wisconsin over Maryland 39 - 4
event date: 01/28/22
125 #15 Eric Barnett #219 Zach Spence W FALL 2:42
133 #67 Kyle Burwick #22 King Sandoval W DEC 5 - 0
141 #32 Joseph Zargo #104 Danny Bertoni W DEC 6 - 4
149 #225 Aidan Medora #102 Michael North L MD 10 - 2
157 #29 Garrett Model #189 Conner Decker W MD 12 - 0
165 #6 Dean Hamiti #43 Gaven Bell W FALL 4:43
174 #21 Andrew McNally #90 Dominic Solis W FALL 6:37
184 #37 Chris Weiler #17 Kyle Cochran W MD 12 - 4
197 #30 Braxton Amos #28 Jaron Smith W DEC 6 - 2
285 #9 Trent Hillger #59 Zach Schrader W MD 17 - 5
Hard to measure this dual as Maryland is struggling but McNally and Amos wins stood out to me. McNally especially. Have to see how he is going forward.
Great showing by UW against a pretty weak team. Weiler was the highlight for me. Back to back majors over top 25 guys. Definitely should help with seeding and potentially an at large berth if he is unable to wrestle his way in.
Quote from: onwisconsin on January 28, 2022, 08:31:49 PM
Watching Iowa/PSU now. Can't wait til we have this electricity in the Fieldhouse.
That will never happen.
You may be right but I hope that you are wrong. Never is a long, long time....
Do we know why Gomez was held out last night?
2014-2015 6-2 in the B1G. It would be good to see that matched if they can go 1-1 in these last two duals
Quote from: vsmf2010 on January 28, 2022, 10:53:27 PM
Great showing by UW against a pretty week team. Weiler was the highlight for me. Back to back majors over top 25 guys. Definitely should help with seeding and potentially an at large berth if he is unable to wrestle his way in.
Nice to think Weiler could be getting back to where he was last year during the season.
Quote from: ankle pick on January 29, 2022, 12:03:07 AM
Quote from: onwisconsin on January 28, 2022, 08:31:49 PM
Watching Iowa/PSU now. Can't wait til we have this electricity in the Fieldhouse.
That will never happen.
That's what they used to say about women's volleyball and the football team before Alvarez. If the wrestling team wins a few Big and NCAA titles like Iowa and Penn State you will see a whole new fieldhouse experience in my opinion. One of my high school classmates was on the women's volleyball team back in the day and it was nothing like it is now.
Quote from: dad 2 5 on January 29, 2022, 08:34:31 AM
Do we know why Gomez was held out last night?
2014-2015 6-2 in the B1G. It would be good to see that matched if they can go 1-1 in these last two duals
He was pretty sore after his last match. Go re-watch the ending. I think a week off right now for him was to just give him a chance to rest up midway through the season. You could see him jumping around in the background during one of the matches last night so I think this is just resting up some nagging injuries.
Quote from: Harris on January 29, 2022, 09:01:23 AM
Quote from: dad 2 5 on January 29, 2022, 08:34:31 AM
Do we know why Gomez was held out last night?
2014-2015 6-2 in the B1G. It would be good to see that matched if they can go 1-1 in these last two duals
He was pretty sore after his last match. Go re-watch the ending. I think a week off right now for him was to just give him a chance to rest up midway through the season. You could see him jumping around in the background during one of the matches last night so I think this is just resting up some nagging injuries.
His knee has been regularly bothering him and I imagine this was the perfect time to give him some rest. It looked really bad at the matmen on the first day but he was back okay for the second and he has been icing it after every match. It looked pretty bad again at Purdue so I am sure he just need it to calm down. It does not appear to be a torn ligament based on his recovery. I thought maybe torn Mencius (I have a little personal experience with that) but it may actually be knee bursitis.
Badgers looked awesome Friday. There were more WI fans at the match than Terps fans. Great to meet Mr. Weiler and sit next to Mr. Zargo. Braxton also had some fans come in from WV. During every match you could see the Badgers get stronger while the Terps faded. Our conditioning looked great! This team is getting stronger every week!
Did you get any feel for why the didn't shake hands at the end of the match? The broadcast sort of showed the Maryland team looking over at the Wisconsin bench and then it looked like someone gave the sign to head to the locker room.
197 #32 Jaron Smith (Maryland) over #6 Patrick Brucki (Michigan) SV1 11-9. Brucki beat Bulsak SV1 4-2 last week. Amos beat Smith 6-2 on Friday! 197 is nuts.
Quote from: Harris on January 30, 2022, 03:02:03 PM
197 #32 Jaron Smith (Maryland) over #6 Patrick Brucki (Michigan) SV1 11-9. Brucki beat Bulsak SV1 4-2 last week. Amos beat Smith 6-2 on Friday! 197 is nuts.
+1!
Quote from: Harris on January 30, 2022, 03:02:03 PM
197 #32 Jaron Smith (Maryland) over #6 Patrick Brucki (Michigan) SV1 11-9. Brucki beat Bulsak SV1 4-2 last week. Amos beat Smith 6-2 on Friday! 197 is nuts.
100%
Caffey is currently undefeated in conference duals with wins over Dean, Bulsak, Penola and Jordan but he had 4 losses on the season including a loss to Penn States backup Michael Beard (Scuffle) and a loss to Illinois Wroblewski (Michigan St Open) who is 4-4 and ranked 22nd on Flo but #54 on wrestlestat. Literally every 97 except for probably Willham of Indiana could finish in the top 6 in the Big Ten tournament. Very curious to see how many allocations there will be at that weight.
Quote from: imwi on January 30, 2022, 02:43:27 PM
Did you get any feel for why the didn't shake hands at the end of the match? The broadcast sort of showed the Maryland team looking over at the Wisconsin bench and then it looked like someone gave the sign to head to the locker room.
Not sure, but Maryland is nuts about covid and the Maryland coaches wore their masks over the nose the entire dual.