JWU Wins Title! DIII Nationals New England Wrap-up

DIII nationals were blast this past weekend; it was the first time since the 1930’s that a college national wrestling tournament had been held in Providence, RI. There were 22 athletes that grew up right in New England and they put on a show for their hometown crowds. Of those 22 athletes, 2 were crowned National Champions, 9 were named All-Americans, and a bunch more were knocking on the door of a top 8 finish. In addition to that, host Johnson & Wales University (JWU) whose lineup was largely made up of local New England recruits were crowned co-champions in a crazy team race that came down to the very last match! Results for every New England wrestler are below:

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Joziah Fry (Sr.) – Johnson & Wales University 

Coventry, RI – Coventry

4-0, 1st Place – NCAA Champion

Fry does it again, for the 3rd straight season he is the 125lb NCAA DIII National Champion. This one is even more special for two reasons: 1) He got to do it in his home state in front of his home crowd 2) His win tied the team score and helped JWU become Co-National Champions alongside Wartburg of Iowa. This is the first time in 31 years that a team other than Wartburg or Augsburg can claim to be the DIII Champion; it is also the first time in 92 years that a national title has been shared at any level of college wrestling. 

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Joziah Fry (JWU) won by tech fall over Kaden Majcher (Lycoming) (TF- 5:21 (19-3))

Quarterfinal - Joziah Fry (JWU) won by major decision over Quintin Wolbert (Wis.-La Crosse) (MD 21-7)

Semifinal - Joziah Fry (JWU) won by major decision over Mason Barrett (Averett) (MD 11-3)

1st Place Match - Joziah Fry (JWU) won by decision over Christian Guzman (North Central) (Dec 10-5)

Jake Craig (Jr.) – University of Southern Maine 

Norridgewock, ME – Skowhegan/Hill School

3-3, 6th Place – All-American

In his 3rd trip to NCAA’s Craig picked up his second All-American Honors with a 6th place finish. After making it to the quarterfinal round, Craig dropped a major decision to Zach Beckner of Ferrum (a former national finalist from the 2017 season). This dropped him into the blood round on the Consi-side, he rebounded well with a 4-1 decision over Jalen Dunson of Wisconsin- Whitewater to ensure a top 8 finish. His three losses in the tournament came to the eventual 3rd, 4th, and 5th place wrestlers.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Jake Craig (Southern Me.) won by decision over Brayden Parke (Coe) (Dec 9-6)

Quarterfinal - Zach Beckner (Ferrum) won by major decision over Jake Craig (Southern Me.) (MD 9-0)

Cons. Round 4 - Jake Craig (Southern Me.) won by decision over Jalen Dunson (Wis.-Whitewater) (Dec 4-1)

Cons. Round 5 - Jake Craig (Southern Me.) won by major decision over Benyamin Kamali (Olivet) (MD 11-2)

Cons. Semi - Mason Barrett (Averett) won by major decision over Jake Craig (Southern Me.) (MD 14-2)

5th Place Match - Brayden Parke (Coe) won by decision over Jake Craig (Southern Me.) (Dec 4-0)

Isiac Paulino (Jr.) – Roanoke College 

Athol, MA – Monty Tech

1-2, DNP

Paulino had a solid tournament in his first trip to nationals. Although he did not end up on the podium, he wrestled tough and had a win over the eventual 7th place finisher, Benyamin Kamali of Olivet, in his first match. That win put him in the quarterfinal where he dropped a decision to Mason Barrett of Averett. He then dropped down into the blood round against Keito Shaw of Alvernia. Paulino had an early 4-0 lead in the match but in the 3rd period ended up giving up a reversal and eventual fall, coming up just short of a top 8 finish.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Isaic Paulino (Roanoke) won by fall over Benyamin Kamali (Olivet) (Fall 2:36)

Quarterfinal - Mason Barrett (Averett) won by decision over Isaic Paulino (Roanoke) (Dec 8-3)

Cons. Round 4 - Keito Shaw (Alvernia) won by fall over Isaic Paulino (Roanoke) (Fall 5:25)

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Peyton Ellis (Fr.) – Johnson & Wales University 

Coventry, RI – Coventry

2-2, DNP

Although he did not end up on the Podium, Peyton Ellis had a solid first trip to NCAA’s. He finished 2-2 and his only losses came to the eventual 2nd and 3rd place wrestlers. Additionally, he picked up a pin in his first bout of the day and every bonus point ended up mattering for JWU in the team race. In his blood round match, Ellis held a 6-1 lead going into the 3rd period but gave up 2 sets of near fall to possibly the best tilter in all of DIII, Jaden Hinton of Baldwin Wallace, dropping a heartbreaking 9-6 decision and ending his otherwise excellent rookie campaign. 

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Peyton Ellis (JWU) won by fall over Jacob Venezia (NYU) (Fall 0:49)

Champ. Round of 16 - Peyton Ellis (JWU) won by decision over Aiden Evans (Loras) (Dec 9-5)

Quarterfinal - Bryce Parke (Coe) won by fall over Peyton Ellis (JWU) (Fall 4:11)

Cons. Round 4 - Jaden Hinton (Baldwin Wallace) won by decision over Peyton Ellis (JWU) (Dec 9-6)

Jonah Paulino (Fr.) – Roanoke College 

Athol, MA – Monty Tech

2-2, DNP

Paulino’s tournament mimicked that of Ellis; he won his first two bout to make it into the quarterfinal before dropping his next two and coming up just shy of the podium. His blood round match was a rollercoaster of a bout against Chance Suddeth of Augsburg. In the first period, Paulino gave up 2 takedowns but managed two escapes and then a takedown of his own; 6-5 Suddeth going into the 2nd. In the 2nd period Paulino scored another takedown and rode out the rest of the time giving him an 8-6 lead and riding time. In the 3rd Paulino gave up an early takedown but got an escape making the score tied at 9 however Paulino still had the riding time advantage. With just 0:21 seconds left, Paulino was taken down and the match ended 12-10 in favor of Suddeth.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Jonah Paulino (Roanoke) won by major decision over Caden Frost (New England Col.)  (MD 11-0)

Champ. Round of 16 - Jonah Paulino (Roanoke) won by major decision over Brody Toledo (Wis.-Oshkosh) (MD 16-3)

Quarterfinal - Garrett Totten (TCNJ) won by decision over Jonah Paulino (Roanoke) (Dec 7-0)

Cons. Round 4 - Chance Suddeth (Augsburg) won by decision over Jonah Paulino (Roanoke) (Dec 12-10)

Caden Frost (Jr.) – New England College 

Steep Falls, ME – Bonny Eagle

0-2, DNP

Frost dropped his first bout to fellow New England native Jonah Paulino of Roanoke and then his second bout to eventual 3rd place winner, Jaden Hinton of Baldwin Wallace. Frost has another year of eligibility and will hopefully be back on this stage again next season.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Jonah Paulino (Roanoke) won by major decision over Caden Frost (New England Col.) (MD 11-0)

Cons. Round 2 - Jaden Hinton (Baldwin Wallace) won by major decision over Caden Frost (New England Col.) (MD 12-3)

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Hayden Meyers (So.) – Wesleyan University 

Coventry, RI – Coventry

1-2, DNP

Meyers won his first match over Sam Kotch from TCNJ putting him into the quarterfinal. In the quarters, he lost by major decision to Pierre Baldwin of Central, the eventual 6th place finisher. This dropped him into the blood round where he lost by major decision to Bradley Rosen of North Central (Rosen impressively wrestled all the way back to become the 3rd place finisher).

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Hayden Myers (Wesleyan) won by decision over Sam Kotch (TCNJ) (Dec 14-10)

Quarterfinal - Pierre Baldwin (Central) won by major decision over Hayden Myers (Wesleyan) (MD 14-3)

Cons. Round 4 - Bradley Rosen (North Central) won by major decision over Hayden Myers (Wesleyan) (MD 14-3)

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Hayden Brown (Sr.) – Johnson & Wales University 

Exeter, NH – Phillips Exeter Academy/Exeter

5-0, 1st – NCAA National Champion

After taking a year off due to injury, Hayden Brown gets it done! Brown gutted out 5 victories enroute to the 149lb National title. In his finals match he blanked previously unbeaten Angelo Centrone of SUNY Cortland 5-0. At one point in the 3rd period, it looked like Centrone might finish a takedown on him as he had Brown up in the air, somehow Brown managed to not only recover but turned the shot into his own offensive points, icing the match and keeping JWU in the driver’s seat for the team race.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Hayden Brown (JWU) won by major decision over Chase Fiser (Loras) (MD 11-2)

Champ. Round of 16 - Hayden Brown (JWU) won by decision over Chance Babb (Alvernia) (Dec 6-0)

Quarterfinal - Hayden Brown (JWU) won by fall over Tyler Herrema (Olivet) (Fall 3:11)

Semifinal - Hayden Brown (JWU) won by decision over Matt Randolph (Augsburg) (Dec 8-1)

1st Place Match - Hayden Brown (JWU) won by decision over Angelo Centrone (Cortland) (Dec 5-0)

Colby Frost (Sr.) – University of Southern Maine 

Steep Falls, ME – Bonny Eagle

4-3, 6th Place – All-American

For the 2nd straight year Frost finds the national podium. This year he had to dig deep as he wrestled 7 matches, 3 of which were decided by a single point. Similar to teammate Jake Craig, Frost proved his mental toughness by rebounding from a quarterfinal loss to win in the blood round and claim a spot on the podium. Following his final match, Frost left his shoes on the mat, signifying the end of his competitive wrestling career. Congratulations to him on an excellent career!

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Colby Frost (Southern Me.) won by decision over Tyler Starr (North Central) (Dec 5-4)

Champ. Round of 16 - Colby Frost (Southern Me.) won by decision over Aidan Ruddy (Concordia-M`head) (Dec 8-6)

Quarterfinal - Kyler Romero (Wartburg) won by fall over Colby Frost (Southern Me.) (Fall 1:50)

Cons. Round 4 - Colby Frost (Southern Me.) won by decision over Evan Lindner (Wash. & Lee) (Dec 7-2)

Cons. Round 5 - Colby Frost (Southern Me.) won by decision over Mike Glynn (RIT) (Dec 6-5)

Cons. Semi - Matt Randolph (Augsburg) won by decision over Colby Frost (Southern Me.) (Dec 2-1)

5th Place Match - Thomas Monn (McDaniel) won by fall over Colby Frost (Southern Me.) (Fall 4:09)

Michael Glynn III (Sr.) – Rochester Institute of Technology 

Salem, NH – Central Catholic

2-3, 8th Place – All-American

Despite dropping a 1-point decision in his first match, Glynn managed to fight his way back on to the podium for the 2nd straight year. After his round of 16 loss, Glynn was the beneficiary of a bye in the first consi round, he then took out Xavier Pena of Centenary in overtime followed by fellow New England native Elijiah Cyr of Castleton in the blood round. After this he dropped another tight 1-point decision to Colby Frost of Southern Maine and then a major decision to Michael Conklin of TCNJ to finish in 8th place.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Brett Back (Univ. of Dubuque) won by decision over Mike Glynn (RIT) (Dec 6-5)

Cons. Round 3 - Mike Glynn (RIT) won in sudden victory - 1 over Xavier Pena (Centenary) (SV-1 4-1)

Cons. Round 4 - Mike Glynn (RIT) won by decision over Elijah Cyr (Castleton) (Dec 10-6)

Cons. Round 5 - Colby Frost (Southern Me.) won by decision over Mike Glynn (RIT) (Dec 6-5)

7th Place Match - Michael Conklin (TCNJ) won by major decision over Mike Glynn (RIT) (MD 9-0)

Evan Lindner (Jr.) – Washington & Lee University

New Milford, CT – New Milford

2-2, DNP

Lindner came up just short of the podium, falling in the blood round to Colby Frost of Southern Maine. He did manage to battle back from a first-round loss by stringing together two wins in the consi’s over Chance Babb of Alvernia and then the No. 7 seed Daniel Uribe of Wabash. Definitely year over year improvement for Lindner who still has eligibility left to make another run at national’s next season.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Michael Conklin (TCNJ) won by major decision over Evan Lindner (Wash. & Lee) (MD 8-0)

Cons. Round 2 - Evan Lindner (Wash. & Lee) won by decision over Chance Babb (Alvernia) (Dec 5-2)

Cons. Round 3 - Evan Lindner (Wash. & Lee) won by decision over Daniel Uribe (Wabash) (Dec 10-7)

Cons. Round 4 - Colby Frost (Southern Me.) won by decision over Evan Lindner (Wash. & Lee) (Dec 7-2)

Elijah Cyr (Gr.) – Vermont State University, Castleton 

Middletown, CT – Middletown

1-2, DNP

In his first NCAA tournament appearance, Cyr got off to a good start with a 4-2 victory over Taylor Smith of Washington & Jefferson putting him into the quarterfinals. In the quarterfinal the roles were reversed, and he lost a 4-2 decision to Angelo Centrone of SUNY Cortland, the eventual runner-up. This put him into the blood round where he lost to Mike Glynn of RIT, just missing out on a top 8 finish.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Elijah Cyr (Castleton) won by decision over Taylor Smith (Wash. & Jeff.) (Dec 4-2)

Quarterfinal - Angelo Centrone (Cortland) won by decision over Elijah Cyr (Castleton) (Dec 4-2)

Cons. Round 4 - Mike Glynn (RIT) won by decision over Elijah Cyr (Castleton) (Dec 10-6)

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Peter Kane (Jr.) – Williams College 

Fairfield, CT - Green Farms Academy

5-2, 5th Place– All-American

For the 3rd time in his career, Peter Kane was named an All-American. He wrestled 7 matches across the 2-day tournament, winning 5 and finishing in 5th place. He started off hot beating Casey Smith of Washington & Jefferson and Tyler Rossini of SUNY Oswego to make the quarterfinals. In quarters, he was upset by No. 7 seed Tyler Goebel of Wisconsin-La Crosse in a close 5-4 decision. On the consi side of the bracket, Kane won 2 more bouts over Demetri Teddlie of Ozarks and Ryan Smith of Stevens Institute before losing to Eric Kinkaid of Loras in the consi-semi. In his 5th place bout, Kane saw a familiar face and exacted his revenge over Goebel of Wisconsin-La Crosse, winning a dominant 11-2 major decision.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Peter Kane (Williams) won by decision over Casey Smith (Wash. & Jeff.) (Dec 4-0)

Champ. Round of 16 - Peter Kane (Williams) won by decision over Tyler Rossini (Oswego St.) (Dec 9-5)

Quarterfinal - Tyler Goebel (Wis.-La Crosse) won by decision over Peter Kane (Williams) (Dec 5-4)

Cons. Round 4 - Peter Kane (Williams) won by decision over Demetri Teddlie (Ozarks) (Dec 4-0)

Cons. Round 5 - Peter Kane (Williams) won by decision over Ryan Smith (Stevens) (Dec 5-0)

Cons. Semi - Eric Kinkaid (Loras) won by decision over Peter Kane (Williams) (Dec 4-3)

5th Place Match - Peter Kane (Williams) won by major decision over Tyler Goebel (Wis.-La Crosse) (MD 11-2)

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CJ Shea (Sr.) – Wesleyan University

Milford, CT – Green Farms Academy

4-2, 7th Place – All-American

Shea put together a strong performance finishing 4-2 and in 7th place overall. He went 1-1 on the championship side beating Justin Richey of Gettysburg before losing to Nicholas Sacco of TCNJ. In the consis he beat Carson Martinson of Central and Chris Stathopoulos of Stevens Institute to guarantee a top 8 finish. In his next match he lost a 10-4 decision to Tanner Gerber of Wisconsin- La Crosse and the won by medical forfeit in the 7th place match.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - CJ Shea (Wesleyan) won by decision over Justin Richey (Gettysburg) (Dec 5-2)

Champ. Round of 16 - Nicholas Sacco (TCNJ) won by decision over CJ Shea (Wesleyan) (Dec 5-1)

Cons. Round 3 - CJ Shea (Wesleyan) won by decision over Carson Martinson (Central) (Dec 8-3)

Cons. Round 4 - CJ Shea (Wesleyan) won by decision over Christopher Stathopoulos (Stevens) (Dec 8-4)

Cons. Round 5 - Tanner Gerber (Wis.-La Crosse) won by decision over CJ Shea (Wesleyan) (Dec 10-4)

7th Place Match - CJ Shea (Wesleyan) won by medical forfeit over Nicholas Sacco (TCNJ) (M. For.)

Jack Richardson (So.) – Johnson & Wales University

Danielson, CT - Killingly

2-2, DNP

Following a similar path to teammate Peyton Ellis, Richardson went 2-2 with his losses coming to the eventual 2nd and 3rd place wrestlers. A tough draw but still a solid showing from the sophomore. Richardson started off with wins over Carson Martinson from Central and Kaiden Wagner of Lycoming. Then he ran into eventual runner up Cooper Willis of Augsburg who beat him 5-0 in the quarterfinal. This dropped him into the blood round where he faced off with No. 2 seed Tanner Gerber of Wisconsin – La Crosse. The match was close, Richardson got a takedown late to tie it up but was still down riding time forcing him to cut Gerber and attempt one more last second takedown; the effort came up short and Gerber ended up winning a 12-10 decision.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Jack Richardson (JWU) won by decision over Carson Martinson (Central) (Dec 7-2)

Champ. Round of 16 - Jack Richardson (JWU) won by major decision over Kaiden Wagner (Lycoming) (MD 15-6)

Quarterfinal - Cooper Willis (Augsburg) won by decision over Jack Richardson (JWU) (Dec 5-0)

Cons. Round 4 - Tanner Gerber (Wis.-La Crosse) won by decision over Jack Richardson (JWU) (Dec 12-10)

Konrad Parker (Jr.) – Ithaca College 

Danville, NH - Timberlane

0-2, DNP

Parker had a tough go around in his first trip to NCAA’s. In his first bout he dropped an 8-2 decision to No. 7 seed Brayden Peet of Wisconsin – Whitewater. In the consi he had to face No. 8 seed Dustin Bohren of Loras, losing by a score of 8-4. A tough draw but Parker had a great season and has eligibility left to come back with experience next year.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Brayden Peet (Wis.-Whitewater) won by decision over Konrad Parker (Ithaca) (Dec 8-2)

Cons. Round 2 - Dustin Bohren (Loras) won by decision over Konrad Parker (Ithaca) (Dec 8-4)

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Cameron Hines (Sr.) – Western New England University 

Killingworth, CT – Haddam-Killingworth

1-2, DNP

Hines won his region yet somehow ended up drawing 2x National champion and No. 3 seed Nathan Lackman in the round of 32. A tough bout to get things started, he lost to Lackman by major decision. In the consi’s he rebounded nicely with a 6-3 win over regional foe Nick Rogers from Springfield before getting blanked 8-0 by Adam Meyers of Ohio Northern. 

Full result:

Champ. Round of 32 - Nathan Lackman (Alvernia) won by major decision over Cam Hines (Western New Eng.) (MD 18-4)

Cons. Round 2 - Cam Hines (Western New Eng.) won by decision over Nick Rogers (Springfield) (Dec 6-3)

Cons. Round 3 - Adam Myers (Ohio Northern) won by major decision over Cam Hines (Western New Eng.) (MD 8-0)

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Jack Ryan – SUNY Oneonta 

Trumbull, CT - Trumbull

5-1, 3rd Place – All-American

Now a 2x All-American. Jack Ryan strung together 4 straight wins in the consis to come back from a quarterfinal loss and take 3rd. In the consolation final he won in overtime against Gannon Smith of Elizabethtown who had earlier handed him a 7-2 loss. Outside of his two matches with Smith, Ryan put together a dominant performance with 3 major decisions and another win by a 7-point margin.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Jack Ryan (SUNY Oneonta) won by major decision over Remington Bauer (Baldwin Wallace) (MD 14-4)

Quarterfinal - Ganon Smith (Elizabethtown) won by decision over Jack Ryan (SUNY Oneonta) (Dec 7-2)

Cons. Round 4 - Jack Ryan (SUNY Oneonta) won by decision over Joel Martsinovsky (Stevens) (Dec 8-1)

Cons. Round 5 - Jack Ryan (SUNY Oneonta) won by major decision over Xavier Pommells (Ithaca) (MD 8-0)Cons. Semi - Jack Ryan (SUNY Oneonta) won by major decision over Tyler Withers (Merchant Marine) (MD 8-0)

3rd Place Match - Jack Ryan (SUNY Oneonta) won in sudden victory - 1 over Ganon Smith (Elizabethtown) (SV-1 4-1)

Sampson Wilkins (Sr.) – Vermont State University, Castleton 

Bennington, VT – Mount Anthony Union

1-2, DNP

Wilkins and the Castleton squad as a whole had a tough NCAA’s. Coming in as the No. 4 seed, Wilkins was upset in the round of 32 by Austen Wetzel of Westminster. His first match in the consi’s came against Jamie Evarts of Williams, a rematch of the regional final. Wilkins was out for blood in this one, after an initial exchange in neutral, Wilkins pinky was dislocated. He popped it back in, but the injury timeout allowed Evarts to chose to start in the down position. Didn’t matter, Wilkins got his leg ride in and ripped Evarts over in a banana split for an extremely rare 0-0 first period fall. Despite getting revenge for his regional final loss, Wilkins stumbled in his next match losing to Joel Martsinovsky of Stevens 7-3.

Champ. Round of 32 - Austen Wetzel (Westminster) won by decision over Sampson Wilkins (Castleton) (Dec 9-2)

Cons. Round 2 - Sampson Wilkins (Castleton) won by fall over Jamie Evarts (Williams) (Fall 1:21)

Cons. Round 3 - Joel Martsinovsky (Stevens) won by decision over Sampson Wilkins (Castleton) (Dec 7-3)

Jamie Evarts (Fr.) – Williams College 

Brookline, MA – Brookline

0-2, DNP

Despite an 0-2 performance, Evarts wrestled tough. In his first match he wrestled the No. 3 seed and eventual runner up Brandt Bombard of Augsburg. In the match Evarts help a 4-2 lead all the way until the last 21 seconds when Bombard scored a takedown to earn a 5-4 victory. His next match was a rematch of his regional final where he unfortunately got caught in a banana split and pinned.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Brandt Bombard (Augsburg) won by decision over Jamie Evarts (Williams) (Dec 5-4)

Cons. Round 2 - Sampson Wilkins (Castleton) won by fall over Jamie Evarts (Williams) (Fall 1:21)

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Carson LiCastri (Sr.) – SUNY Oneonta 

Easton, CT – Joel Barlow

1-2, DNP

LiCastri’s first match came against No. 8 seed DJ Henry of TCNJ, he wrestled Henry all the way into overtime before giving up the takedown and losing 5-2. In the consolation, LiCastri dominated Sawyer Dereszynski of Messiah putting up 17 points and getting a fall. His tournament ended with an 11-6 decision to Will Davis of Elizabethtown.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 16 - Dj Henry (TCNJ) won in sudden victory - 1 over Carson Licastri (SUNY Oneonta) (SV-1 5-2)

Cons. Round 2 - Carson Licastri (SUNY Oneonta) won by fall over Sawyer Dereszynski (Messiah) (Fall 6:04)

Cons. Round 3 - Will Davis (Elizabethtown) won by decision over Carson Licastri (SUNY Oneonta) (Dec 11-6)

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Adolfo Betancur (Jr.) – Johnson & Wales University 

Johnston, RI – Bishop Hendricken

5-3, 6th Place – All-American

Betancur had himself an excellent tournament and his five wins and 6th place finish played a huge role in JWU’s team title. Coming in unseeded, Betancur went 1-1 on the championship side of the bracket before putting up 4 straight wins including an upset over the No. 4 seeded wrestler Walter West of Luther in the blood round.

Full Results:

Champ. Round of 32 - Adolfo Betancur (JWU) won by decision over Cam`ron Harper (Aurora) (Dec 6-0)

Champ. Round of 16 - Rayshawn Dixon (Ferrum) won by decision over Adolfo Betancur (JWU) (Dec 5-0)

Cons. Round 2 - Adolfo Betancur (JWU) won by fall over Christian McChesney (Wash. & Jeff.) (Fall 3:19)

Cons. Round 3 - Adolfo Betancur (JWU) won by decision over Evan Day (Castleton) (Dec 7-0)

Cons. Round 4 - Adolfo Betancur (JWU) won by decision over Walter West (Luther) (Dec 4-2)

Cons. Round 5 - Adolfo Betancur (JWU) won by decision over Robby Bates (North Central) (Dec 4-0)

Cons. Semi - Rayshawn Dixon (Ferrum) won by decision over Adolfo Betancur (JWU) (Dec 4-1)

5th Place Match - Austin Cooley (Schreiner) won by fall over Adolfo Betancur (JWU) (Fall 2:05)