Sunday Wrestling results
The Citadel 19, Bloomsburg 18
Bloomsburg 30, Williams College 6
Bloomsburg 27, Campbell 12
Recps courtesy of Athletic Communications Departments
Bloomsburg Goes 2-1 at George Mason Duals
FAIRFAX, Va. – Head coach
John Stutzman earned his 100
th win with the Huskies as Bloomsburg went 2-1 on the day at the George Mason Duals. After dropping a narrow 19-18 match to The Citadel, the Huskies came back for a 30-6 win over Williams and took down Campbell 27-12 to close out the day and hand Coach Stutzman his 100
th win. The Huskies went 2–1 on the day, improving their dual record with a strong mix of veteran leadership and bonus-point victories across multiple weight classes.
THE CITADEL 19, BLOOMSBURG 18
Bloomsburg opened the day in a nail-biter against The Citadel, coming within one bout of a team victory. The Huskies closed the dual with four straight wins, including a first-period pin by heavyweight
Mason Rebuck (1:39).
The upperweights provided the spark for Bloomsburg's rally.
Eric Alderfer edged Hayden Watson, 4-2, at 174 pounds before
Ethan Ducca dominated at 184 with a 10-4 decision.
Wyatt Bush followed with an 8-7 win at 197, setting up Rebuck's dramatic fall to close the dual. Earlier in the match,
Jace Schafer opened with a 4–1 decision at 125 pounds, but The Citadel's early bonus points proved to be the difference.
BLOOMSBURG 30, WILLIAMS 6
Bloomsburg rebounded emphatically in its second dual of the day, winning eight of ten bouts to cruise past Williams College.
Schafer set the tone with a first-period pin (1:30) at 125 pounds, and
Richie Woods and
Dustin Elliott extended the early lead with a 12-2 major decision and 11-7 victory, respectively. From there, Bloomsburg controlled the pace —
William Morrow (157) and
Braidon Woodward (165) each earned decisions before Alderfer blanked his opponent, 7–0, at 174. At 197 pounds, Bush delivered another dominant bonus-point win with a 18-3 technical fall in under five minutes, and
Eli Torres sealed the dual with a 9-3 decision at heavyweight as Bloomsburg posted one of its most complete team efforts of the young season.
BLOOMSBURG 27, CAMPBELL 12
The Huskies closed the day with another convincing win, overpowering Campbell behind five straight victories from the lightweights and middleweights.
Schafer once again got Bloomsburg rolling with a 9-4 decision at 125, followed by
Gavin Mundy's 10-1 major decision at 133. Elliott continued his strong day with an 8-7 win at 149 before Morrow delivered the highlight — a 19–4 technical fall at 157 that gave the Huskies early breathing room. Alderfer added another bonus-point win with a 9–0 major at 174, and Bush and Rebuck finished the job with back-to-back victories at 197 and 285. Rebuck once again punctuated the team performance in style, pinning his opponent in just 1:53 to secure Bloomsburg's second straight win of the afternoon.
HUSKIES ON THE DAY
Across three duals, Bloomsburg wrestlers combined for 23 individual wins, including six bonus-point victories by Schafer, Morrow, Alderfer, Bush, and Rebuck. The upperweights — Alderfer, Bush, and Rebuck — went a perfect 8–0 on the day, while Schafer opened all three duals with tone-setting victories.
The Huskies have a week to continue to get stronger as they get back on the mat on November 23 at the Cornell Invitational.
Clarion Enjoys Big Day at Journeyman Collegiate Classic
BETHLETHEM, Pa. -- The Golden Eagles wrestling team traveled to Freedom High School for the 2025 Journeymen Collegiate Classic. The Golden Eagles finished Sunday with four winners and five runners-ups.
Travis Clawson was the 125-pound "White" champion cruising to a 3-0 day. Clawson started off the day with an 11-6 decision over Jack Bergman of Navy, where Clawson jumped out to an early lead and sealed the victory with a third period takedown. Clawson then grinded out a tough victory of Appalachian State's Colby McBride with a 5-2 decision victory where a first period takedown by Clawson was the difference. In the championship match, Clawson won over Sulayman Bah of Columbia via a takedown turned into a turn secured by a pinfall at the end of the 2nd period.
Scott Johnson was the 141-pound "Tan" champion with an impressive 3-0 showing. Johnson started his day with a quick first period tech-fall victory over Josias Daniels of Sacred Heart that included 2 takedowns and 10 near-fall points. Johnson's next match came against Nick Vafiadis of Navy where he would win by decision 7-2. In the championship match Johnson got taken down early in the first period but would shortly cut the lead to one point with a reversal of his own. After trading reversals again with Clayton Gabrielson of Maryland, he would start the second period in the down position and earn a quick reversal and ride out Gabrielson to end the second period in the lead 6-5. A third period takedown and a riding time point secured the 10-5 decision for Johnson.
Sawyer Ayotte was the 165-pound "Tan" champion by going 4-0 in his pool. Ayotte started off his impressive day with a 17-2 tech-fall victory over Owen Anderson of Sacred Heart. Ayotte secured three takedowns and eight near-fall points in just 2:53 before earning the bonus point victory. Ayotte then secured an 8-2 decision over Mason Collins of Navy where he continued his impressive display of offense with two first-period takedowns. Ayotte then cruised to two major decision victories over Jack Valentin of Long Island and Tyler Fromm of Franklin & Marshall by scores of 13-2 and 14-4 respectively. In those matches Ayotte continued to showcase his offense, combining five takedowns between his final two matches.
Alejandro Herrera-Rondon was the 165-pound "White" Champion finishing 3-0 on the day. Herrera-Rondon started out with an 8-0 major decision victory over Davis Parker of Navy, racking up over 4 minutes of riding time. Herrera-Rondon then displayed his offensive capabilities, scoring 3 takedowns and 6 near-fall points cruising to a 3rd period tech-fall victory over Marco Albanese of Binghamton. In his championship match, he faced Sam Beckett of Penn State. After a scoreless first period Herrera-Rondon started on top and scored four near fall points awarded at the end of the period to take a 4-0 lead heading into the third and final period. After a quick escape he solidified the victory with a takedown and a riding time point to win by major decision 8-0.
A few other standout performances for the Golden Eagles today:
- Jack Martinec finished runner-up in the 141-pound "Green" bracket on Sunday, including picking up a tech-fall victory over Anthony Cadicina of Sacred Heart. Martinec could not be stopped, recording 5 takedowns in the first period before earning a quick escape and another takedown in the second period to secure the victory in just over three minutes.
- Oliver Fairchild started off his day in the 149-pound "Blue" bracket with a come from behind victory over Luke Galeta of Binghamton by securing a takedown with 30 seconds left in the third period to earn the 7-5 decision. After dropping his second match he would finish strong with a 12-1 major decision victory over Danny Delusant of Sacred Heart scoring 10 of his points in the first period.
- Freshman Gabe Lilly continued his impressive display from last weekend into this weekend, finishing 3-1 on the day. This would include all three victories by bonus points with two pinfall wins over Jeremy Pitcock of Columbia and Kent McCombs of Army.
Lock Haven Claims Three Individual Titles at Journeyman Collegiate Classic | Results
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The Lock Haven men's wrestling team wrapped up a busy weekend in Bethlehem by competing in the Journeymen Classic at Freedom High School on Sunday, Nov. 9.
Ousamane Duncanson (165),
Cael Black (185) and
Ethan Miller (285) all claimed individual titles, while
DaShawn Farber (149) and
Sam Gautreau (174) brought home silver.
Duncanson led The Haven with a team-high four wins and went 4-0 to claim the title at 165 Ibs. blue bracket with a pair of falls (1:15 & 6:15).
Black finished 3-0 with three decisions to claim first place in the 185 Ibs. green bracket.
Miller also went a perfect 3-0 with a pair of falls coming under the four-minute mark to claim the title at heavy weight in the green bracket.
Farber started off 3-0 with two major decisions before falling in the 149-pound grey division final to Long Islands' Nieto Luke.
Gautreau went 2-1 with a tech fall (5:14) in the opening round. Gautreau fell in the 174-pound tan bracket final by a decision to University of Pennsylvania's Brian Heard.
Full results from the day can be found at the link above.
Yesterday (Saturday, Nov. 8) the Bald Eagles opened their dual schedule by competing against Long Island University and Indiana. The Haven soared past LIU, 49-6, and fell to Indiana, 25-8.
No. 29
Wyatt Henson (141),
Lucas Kapusta (149) and
Kade Sottolano (285) headlined the yesterday's action by going 2-0 in their respective matches.
Next Up for The Haven:
The Bald Eagles return to the mat on Sunday, Nov. 23 and will travel to Philadelphia to compete in the Keystone Classic.
