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Friday, December 12, 2014

Results and analysis from Thursday, 12-11-2014

A look at Thursday night's action:

Cambria Heights 49, Bedford 22
170-Levi Neibauer, CH by forfeit.
182-Daniel Brett, B dec. Dalton Waskmuski 16-9.
195-Dennis Link, CH pinned Braden Crawley 2:59.
220-Anthony Mezzelo, CH pinned Jorge Canales, 3:46.
285-Nate Shoemaker, B dec. Alex Albright 8-4.
106-Hunter Campbell, CH pinned Noah Baughman 5:21.
113-Bryce Campbell, CH pinned Grant Browell :47.
120-M. Kitchen, CH by forfeit.
126-Jonathan Gabriel, B pinned Michael Dautlick 3:15.
132-Kyle Mehle, B pinned Brody Mezzelo 2:43.
138-Kenny Collins, B maj. dec. Ben Williams 20-11.
145-Eric Kuskoski, CH dec. Uriah Costal 3-0.
152-Ben Yahner, CH pinned Jacob Mehle 3:45.
160-Austin Gill, CH maj. dec. Ryan Wertz 11-2.
Records: Bedford 1-1; Cambria Heights 1-0.
Analysis: This was the big dual of the night and, for me, a big surprise. It wasn't necessarily a surprise that Cambria Heights won – the Highlanders have to be considered one of the favorites in the Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference – but I certainly wouldn't have expected a 27-point victory.
I'm not sure if the result tells us more about Cambria Heights or Bedford. For one thing, I can't recall the last time Bedford forfeited two weights. The first one – at 170 to Levi Niebauer – wasn't a big deal, because if you're going to give up six you want it to be to a state placewinner like Niebauer. The one at 120 is a different story, however. No disrespect to Marshall Kitchen, but he's a freshman, and I'm sure forfeiting to him was difficult for the Bisons.
Hunter Campbell's pin of Noah Baughman at 106 was very big for the Highlanders, and his twin brother's fall at 113 was icing on the cake.
Anthony Mezzelo's pin of Jorge Canales also was big for Cambria Heights. I know that Canales was a PJW state qualifier last year, so he has some talent.
The Highlanders definitely stamped themselves as a team to watch with this big victory.

Central 43, Northern Bedford 30
120: Braeden Swab (CHM) over Trey Childers (NBCH) (Fall 3:42)
126: Brock Biddle (CHM) over Jon Raab (NBCH) (Fall 5:53)
132: Jared Helsley (NBCH) over Ethan Kennedy (CHM) (SV-1 5-3)
138: Bryce Biddle (CHM) over Carter Replogle (NBCH) (Fall 5:04)
145: Nick Hoenstine (CHM) over Ridge Hershberger (NBCH) (Dec 10-4)
152: Jordan Quarello (CHM) over Judah Gochnour (NBCH) (MD 10-2)
160: Collin Ulery (CHM) over Dakota Brunner (NBCH) (Fall 3:47)
170: Jared Smith (CHM) over Dillon Morris (NBCH) (Fall 2:29)
182: Lucas Kolinchak (NBCH) over Mike Mock (CHM) (Dec 2-1)
195: Mason Guyer (NBCH) over Kaleb Gahagan (CHM) (Fall 1:38)
220: Chase Ott (NBCH) over (CHM) (For.)
285: Mitchell Conrath (CHM) over Scott Foor (NBCH) (Fall 1:33)
106: Tristin Guyer (NBCH) over Cameron Ulery (CHM) (Fall 1:33)
113: Zach Clark (NBCH) over (CHM) (For.)
Analysis: I've heard from a few people that Northern Bedford is a team to watch for this year, so this is definitely interesting. I guess it shouldn't be a surprise, as Dave Marko has a solid Central team with four 20-match winners from last year as well as the return of Jordan Quarello. I'm sure Trey Childers getting pinned wasn't the start that Northern Bedford was looking for. The Black Panthers actually won one of the best matches of the night, as Lucas Kolinchak edged Mike Mock at 182.
Actually, on second thought, this might have been a bigger dual than the Cambria Heights-Bedford one, even if it is a bit more off of my radar. Lots of interesting matches here.


North Star 53, Meyersdale 18
152-Tevin Mostoller, NS, pinned Brock Ackerman, 2:16.
160-Gus Strasiser, NS, tech. fall Kendall Swick, 18-2 (5:03).
170-Dillion Charlton, NS, forfeit.
182-Jon Thomas, NS, pinned Tanner Krause, 4:12.
195-Ty Smith, M, dec. Paul Tretter, 7-0.
220-Hunter Connor, NS, forfeit.
285-Brady Vinisky, NS, pinned Dylan Harvey, 1:32.
106-No match.
113-Keaton Furry, NS, pinned Lucas Cornell, 3:30.
120-Dylan Smith, M, forfeit.
126-Brady Gardner, NS, pinned Kyle Sigler, 5:09.
132-Trevor Gnagey, M, forfeit.
138-Shawn Costas, NS, pinned Easton Broadwater, 1:45.
145-Brady McKenzie, M, dec. Michael Baker, 4-1.
Records: North Star 1-0; Meyersdale 0-1.
Anaylsis: This result cements the notions that I had going into it: North Star should be competitive with almost anyone in the area while it could be a long season for Meyersdale. The Red Raiders didn't have Chris Hutzell in their lineup, which was a big loss. (No word at this point on why). Also, I was surprised that Ty Smith only posted a 7-0 victory over Paul Tretter, who is new to me. I know that North Star coach Tim Rosa was pleased with the way that Tretter wrestled against someone as talented and accomplished as Smith.

Richland 38, Greater Johnstown 29
138-Matthew Oppy, GJ, maj dec. Ben Saloga 13-0.
145-Ryan Mikulsky, R, pinned Kristian Flemming 1:43.
152-Dan Verhovsek, R, dec. Ameer Connor 16-14.
160-Exree Loe, GJ, forfeit.
170-Kobe March, GJ, forfeit.
182-Terry Brandon, GJ, forfeit.
195-Jacob Horsley, R, forfeit.
220-Nathan Litvan, GJ, pinned Curtis Hockensmith :26.
285-Killian Snopko, R, pinned Lorenzo Miller :49.
106-Riley Holsinger, R, forfeit.
113-No match.
120-No match.
126-Stephen Rouser, R, pinned Abdullah Battle 5:11.
132-Adam George, R, forfeit.
Records: Richland 1-1; Greater Johnstown Not reported.
Analysis: Not much to write about here. The 152-pound bout between Dan Verhovsek and Ameer Connor looks like it would have been entertaining.

United 57, Portage 15
160-Brady Ratosky, P, pinned Josh Young  1:50.
170-Anthony Michaels, U, pinned Marshall McCabe 1:14.
182-Brent Mack, U, forfeit.
195-Grant Ingalls, U, pinned Jordan Beyer 1:14.
220-Tyler Oliver, U, pinned Quintin Evans :28.
285-Andrew Deitman, U, forfeit.
106-Caleb Walls, U, forfeit.
113-Noah Walls, U, pinned Andrew Kolenovic 1:47.
120-Levi Walls, U, pinned Jesse Husar :42.
126-Warren Lowther, U, dec. Caleb Lutz 5-4.
132-Devon Walker, U, pinned Alex  Gageby 1:13.
138-No match.
145: Bryan Husar, P, forfeit.
152-Nick Lutz, P, dec. Caleb Bracken 6-5.
Records: Not reported.
Analysis: Another one that didn't have many matches that caught my attention. Devon Walker, who won the Conemaugh Township Holiday Tournament, continued his hot start for the Lions. I was surprised that United had two holes in the lineup (138 and 145). I thought they should have a full lineup. Nick Lutz edging Caleb Bracken at 152 should have made for a decent match, as would Warren Lowther's 5-4 victory over Caleb Lutz.


Everett 58, Juniata Valley 21

152
Lee Cogan (Everett Area Hs) over Kyle Geissinger (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 2:38)


160
Brent Troutman (Juniata Valley Hs) over Gavin Wills (Everett Area Hs) (TF 17-2 4:03)



170
Wes Graham (Everett Area Hs) over Sam Singer (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 2:47)



182
Bailey Eichelberger (Everett Area Hs) over Jesse Jefferis (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 0:21)



195
Hunter Houck (Juniata Valley Hs) over Waylon Brennan (Everett Area Hs) (MD 14-5)



220
Zach Claycomb (Everett Area Hs) over Colby Crownover (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 1:59)



285
Kyle Peterson (Everett Area Hs) over River Stewart (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 1:40)



106
Landon Bambling (Everett Area Hs) over Unknown (For.)



113
Liam Flaherty (Everett Area Hs) over Nathan Janowsky (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 2:40)



120
Selena Munoz (Everett Area Hs) over Michael Steiner (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 2:14)



126
Hunter Kern (Juniata Valley Hs) over Dalton Klotz (Everett Area Hs) (Fall 2:44)



132
Morgan Thomas (Juniata Valley Hs) over Unknown (For.)



138
Benjamin Stover (Everett Area Hs) over Hunter Norris (Juniata Valley Hs) (Fall 0:31)



145
Mahlon Akers (Everett Area Hs) over Nathan Feagley (Juniata Valley Hs) (MD 13-2)


Analysis: I'm not an expert on either of these teams by any means, but I did find this score on TrackWrestling. It's good to see that the schools, which have struggled with numbers at times in the past, each had a fairly full lineup. Each school has one returning placewinner and they met at 126 pounds, with Juniata Valley's Hunter Kern pinning Dalton Klotz. And Selena Munoz, who proved herself a capable wrestler last year, got a pin for Everett at 120.

Claysburg-Kimmel 36, Southern Huntingdon 34
285: Nick Winfield (SHCH) over Isaac Fleck (CKH) (Fall 5:06)
106: Jordan Muselman (CKH) over Seth Walker (SHCH) (Dec 7-1)
113: Auston Patterson (SHCH) over Liam Lafferty (CKH) (Fall 3:06)
120: Alan Wright (CKH) over (SHCH) (For.)
126: Dakota Walter (CKH) over (SHCH) (For.)
132: Jakob Dodson (CKH) over Laetten Part (SHCH) (Dec 3-0)
138: Quintin Whitsel (SHCH) over Cole Hypes (CKH) (Dec 8-1)
145: James Dunmore (CKH) over Michael Patton (SHCH) (Fall 3:05)
152: Seth Benson (SHCH) over Nikolas Sell (CKH) (Fall 3:43)
160: Scott Walter (CKH) over Warren Benson (SHCH) (Fall 5:00)
170: Tyler Carowick (SHCH) over Dakotah Feathers (CKH) (Fall 3:39)
182: Mason Parks (SHCH) over Jacob Hypes (CKH) (Dec 9-2)
195: Scott Carbaugh (SHCH) over Matthew Walter (CKH) (MD 11-1)
220: Tyler Elder (CKH) over Caleb Gilliland (SHCH) (Fall 0:23) 
Anaylsis: A very close dual, but the big surprise for me came at 170 pounds, where Tyler Carowick pinned Dakotah Feathers. Feathers was 18-12 last season, so I would have expected him to be favored over Carowick, who went 9-15. Also of note is the fact that Southern Huntingdon's returning wrestler with the best record (16-6 for Scott Carbaugh) was unable to come up with the pin the Rockets needed at 195.

Mount Union 63, Tussey Mountain 15
145: Shayne Brumbaugh (TMH) over Andrew Tress (MUAH) (Fall 1:55)
160: Nathanael Morgan (MUAH) over Brennen Jones (TMH) (Fall 0:39)
170: Dylan R. Smith (MUAH) over Skyler Brumbaugh (TMH) (Dec 7-3)
182: Braydon Kylor (MUAH) over Justis Dodson (TMH) (DQ)
195: Adam Rigney (MUAH) over Zach Bolinger (TMH) (Fall 0:38)
220: Mason Hockenberry (MUAH) over (TMH) (For.)
285: Teagan Locke (MUAH) over Chris Morales (TMH) (Fall 0:53)
106: Oaklee Brode (TMH) over Josh Boozel (MUAH) (Dec 12-6)
113: Andrew Todaro (MUAH) over Zekiah Baker (TMH) (Fall 1:24)
120: Bryton Stidfole (MUAH) over (TMH) (For.)
126: Brennan Price (TMH) over Caleb Diven (MUAH) (Fall 4:36)
132: Jake Boozel (MUAH) over Wade Gonsman (TMH) (Fall 2:34)
138: Robbie Steel (MUAH) over (TMH) (For.)
152: Drew Harshbarger (MUAH) over Nicholas Foster (TMH) (Fall 2:35)
Analysis: Mount Union might not be loaded with returning district placewinners, but it looks like the Trojans will still have a strong team. The highlight match for me looks like Oaklee Brode's 12-6 decision over Josh Boozel at 106.

Huntingdon 60, Tyrone 18 
126: Collin Glorioso (HAH) over Corey Hunter (TAH) (Fall 1:39)
132: Tyler Scott (HAH) over (TAH) (For.)
138: Sage Dixon (TAH) over Trenton Sheaffer (HAH) (Dec 4-1)
145: Ty Snyder (TAH) over Joseph Bailey (HAH) (Dec 8-7)
152: Drew Simpson (HAH) over Jarrod Ulrich (TAH) (Fall 3:07)
160: Jacob Oliver (HAH) over Phoenix Farias (TAH) (Fall 0:29)
170: Jon Wagner (HAH) over (TAH) (For.)
182: Logan Fisher (HAH) over (TAH) (For.)
195: Matt Norris (HAH) over John Chronister (TAH) (Fall 1:22)
220: Tanner Kocik (HAH) over (TAH) (For.)
285: Stevie Colyer (TAH) over Brady Shope (HAH) (Fall 1:22)
106: Michael Cherry (TAH) over Chris Hoover (HAH) (Fall 2:58)
113: Izac Benson (HAH) over Devon Brown (TAH) (Fall 0:30)
120: Warren Shope (HAH) over (TAH) (For.) 
Analysis: Huntingdon suffered a lot of losses from last year's squad, but the cupboard is far from bare. Having Collin Glorioso and Jacob Oliver are two pretty good starting points to build a team around. Tyrone's John Chronister had a good tournament in Davidsville last weekend, but he didn't face anyone there as talented as Matt Norris.

Cumberland Valley 53, State College 3
152: Felix Belga (CVH) over Jarred Price (SCAH) (MD 16-2)
160: Jacob Schalles (CVH) over Jonathan Sponsler (SCAH) (MD 9-1)
170: Patrick Duggan (CVH) over William Roeshot (SCAH) (MD 13-4)
182: Trent Cook (CVH) over Bobby Bendik (SCAH) (Fall 1:37)
195: Francis Duggan (CVH) over Cory Dreibelbis (SCAH) (Fall 4:41)
220: Jake Black (CVH) over Pete Haffner (SCAH) (Dec 4-2)
285: Jackson Stanford (CVH) over Jack Vandevort (SCAH) (Dec 6-0)
106: Adam Stover (SCAH) over Russell Zimmerman (CVH) (Dec 9-2)
113: William Kaldes (CVH) over Jacob Pammer (SCAH) (TF 20-3 4:55)
120: Wyatt Long (CVH) over Trey Millward (SCAH) (MD 9-1)
126: Jake Barrick (CVH) over Kyle Catral (SCAH) (Dec 3-0)
132: Cal Reichart (CVH) over Lucas Jennerman (SCAH) (TF 16-0 2:00)
138: Parker Hillard (CVH) over Dalton Barger (SCAH) (Dec 10-3)
145: Quintin Milliken (CVH) over Ian Barr (SCAH) (Dec 5-2)
Analysis: Cumberland Valley is loaded, so this isn't all that surprising. The highlight match definitely looks like Patrick Duggan's 13-4 major decision of William Roeshot at 170. Duggan is a three-time AAA placewinner, although he's made a big jump from 138 to 170. Roeshot was 22-9 a year ago, so he's no slouch. Getting majored by Duggan is nothing to be ashamed of.

Hollidaysburg 40, Penns Valley 34
220: Tevin Pulcine (HAH) over Lucas Sharer (PVAH) (Fall 0:20)
285: Hunter Gill (HAH) over Jared Bressler (PVAH) (Fall 1:00)
106: Darren Yearick (PVAH) over Matthew Hines (HAH) (MD 8-0)
113: Nathan Swartz (HAH) over (PVAH) (For.)
126: Darren Bowser (HAH) over Jason Ticknor (PVAH) (Fall 0:44)
132: Curtis Decker (PVAH) over Dalton Long (HAH) (Fall 2:58)
138: Jared Hurd (PVAH) over Dan Reeve (HAH) (Fall 3:09)
145: Colton Walls (HAH) over Matt Hosterman (PVAH) (Fall 4:34)
152: Isaac Bierly (PVAH) over Aden Myers (HAH) (Fall 1:53)
160: Andrew Hurd (PVAH) over Frank Montecalvo (HAH) (Fall 0:39)
170: Noah Worley (HAH) over Allen Cain (PVAH) (Fall 1:53)
182: Corey Hazel (PVAH) over (HAH) (For.)
195: Braden Curry (HAH) over Corey Rimmey (PVAH) (MD 10-0) 
Analysis: Hollidaysburg won the dual, but lost what looks like the most interesting match to me. The Golden Tigers' Dalton Long, who finished fourth in Northwest AAA last season, was pinned by Curtis Decker, a Southwest Class AA third-placewinner.

Mifflin County 50, Central Dauphin East 15
113: Kyle Smith (MCH) over (CDEH) (For.)
120: Noah Myers (MCH) over Eric Chambers (CDEH) (MD 12-3)
126: Jonah Kile (MCH) over Anthony Radic (CDEH) (Dec 7-2)
132: Logan Wise (MCH) over Joseph Vought (CDEH) (Dec 8-7)
138: Trent Hidlay (MCH) over Jordan Simonetti (CDEH) (Fall 3:26)
145: Hayden Hidlay (MCH) over Mahlon Chase (CDEH) (Fall 1:25)
152: Isaac Underhill (MCH) over Joseph Porter (CDEH) (MD 11-3)
160: Noah Stewart (MCH) over Dominic Gonzalez (CDEH) (Fall 3:26)
170: Cevon Nguyen (CDEH) over Brandon Wilson (MCH) (SV-1 3-1)
182: Keith Corson (MCH) over Tyler Moyer (CDEH) (Dec 8-1)
195: Trey Hartsock (MCH) over Sean Fitzkee (CDEH) (Dec 8-3)
220: Jordan Hohney (CDEH) over Austin Haubrick (MCH) (Fall 0:38)
285: Wyatt Renninger (MCH) over John Wallace (CDEH) (Fall 4:44)
106: Nykarri Cunningham (CDEH) over (MCH) (For.)
Analysis: Another big victory for Mifflin County. Cevon Nguyen was CDE's top returning wrestler after going 24-7 last year, but Brandon Wilson pushed him to the limit before losing in overtime.

Sunday, December 16, 2012

The Semifinal 12-16-2012


The first full week of the regular season included some great wrestling as well as some surprises. For those of you new to the blog, the semifinal is my weekly recap/lookahead to wrestling in the Cambria/Somerset/Bedford area. Its name comes from the fact that many wrestling insiders will tell you that the semifinal round often features the best wrestling because too many guys tighten up in the finals. So, here’s the best of what I saw (or read about) from the past week.


First Period
Stars and studs: Greg Lazor’s Chestnut Ridge team earns a spot here thanks to a dual-meet demolition of North Star as well the Lions’ weekend performance, which resulted in the Mount Carmel tournament title. Six Lions – Aaron Burkett (106), Derrick Claar (126), Trent Crouse (132), Tyler Dibert (182), Dan Albright (220) and Austin Buttry (285) – captured individual championships. … Like Chestnut Ridge, Berlin Brothersvalley picked up an impressive dual-meet victory as well as the tournament title at the Sheetz Holiday Classic. The Mountaineers didn’t have any individual champs, but had 10 of their 13 wrestlers (an injury forced them to wrestle without a heavyweight) placed in the top seven in the 21-team tournament. … Ligonier Valley’s Josh Patrick, who recently committed to wrestle for Rutgers, rolled through the Sheetz tournament, including a dominating, 10-0 victory over Cambria Heights’ Brad Thomas in the 126-pound finals. … Bedford didn’t bring home a tournament title – team or individual – but the second-place performances by freshman Jonathan Gabriel and junior Ryan Easter are impressive, considering the caliber of the competition at the King of the Mountain tournament. Gabriel didn’t disappoint in his varsity debut, as he went 4-1, with his lone loss coming to Joe Wheeling of General McLane in the 106-pound finals. Easter also went 4-0 in the tournament before falling to Will Koll – son of Cornell coach Rob Koll – in the 126-pound championship.

Upset-minded: Penn Cambria’s Mike Eckenrode was unseeded but went on to win the 138-pound title at the Sheetz Holiday Classic. Eckenrode had three falls – including one over top-seeded Vinny Romeo of Canandagiua Academy – and knocked off second-seeded Rodney Brant of Mercer in the finals. … Conemaugh Township’s Taylor Cahill won the Sheetz tournament title at 152 pounds from the third seed. The sophomore took advantage of upsets by Cambria Heights’ Levi Niebauer – who beat top-seeded Mitch Fisher of Canandagiua Academy – and Portage’s Caleb Kephart – who knocked off second-seeded Ethan Charlesworth of Mount Pleasant.

Second Period
On deck: Despite a few days without any matches on our schedule, there are some intriguing matches on top. The biggest is on Tuesday night, when Chestnut Ridge travels to Bedford. This one is always a big one, but it takes on added importance this year, as the Lions look to knock off their nemesis. Also on Tuesday, Westmont Hilltop visits Cambria Heights, which could test my statement in an earlier blog that the Highlanders might be the best team in Cambria County.
Friday brings the second edition of the WestPAC tournament, which will be held at North Star.

Monday
None

Tuesday
Chestnut Ridge at Bedford, 7 p.m.
Westmont Hilltop at Cambria Heights, 7 p.m.
Richland at Forest Hills, 7 p.m.
Penn Cambria at Greater Johnstown, 7 p.m.
North Star at Ligonier Valley, 7 p.m.
Marion Center at Portage, 7 p.m.
Berlin Brothersvalley at Somerset, 7 p.m.
Blairsville at United, 7 p.m.
Conemaugh Township at Shade, 7:15 p.m.

Wednesday
None

Thursday
Portage at North Star, 6 p.m. 
United at Central Cambria, 7 p.m.
Shade at HOPEfor Hyndman, 7 p.m. 
Forest Hills at Penn Cambria, 7 p.m. 
Cambria Heights at Somerset, 7 p.m. 

Friday
WestPAC Tournament at North Star
United at Ligonier Valley, 6 p.m. 
Central Cambria at Richland, 7 p.m. 
Bedford at Westmont Hilltop, 7 p.m. 

Saturday
Claysburg-Kimmel at Chestnut Ridge, 5:30 p.m.

Third Period
While there is plenty of action that I’d like to see this week, I’m not sure how much of it I’ll be able to make it to in person. It looks like I’ll miss Tuesday night’s action altogether. I’ll have to check on the start time for the WestPAC Tournament on Friday, but I’m afraid it’s early in the day, which could limit my chances of attending it as well.
I’ll be depending on readers and other media outlets to keep up-to-date on what’s happening.

Thursday, December 15, 2011

UPDATE - Westmont at Bedford preview

Just got an update that I'll be able to do a live chat on the match from Bedford tonight. Assuming that the Internet is working there and I can plug into an outlet, that is. There will be a link on The Tribune-Democrat and I'll start chatting at 6:30.

Well, the big night is almost here: Westmont at Bedford. It's usually the match of the year and, depending on how Somerset does this season, it very well could be again. Last year, Westmont beat Bedford 39-23 on the way to the LHAC title. Repeating will be a tough feat though, especially at Bedford.
Here's last year's box score
Westmont 39, Bedford 23
152-Stephen Popchak, WH, maj. dec. Cody Yingling, 13-5.
160-Josiah Koontz, B, pinned Corbin Nulton, 4:34.
171-Brian Gibbons, B, maj. dec. Sam Patrick, 19-5.
189-Ryan Burnheimer, WH, maj. dec. Mike Brett, 13-0.
215-Jacob Krupa, B, maj. dec. Don Shovestull, 14-2.
285-Josh Duplin, WH, pinned Justin Easter, :43.
103-Ryan Easter, B, pinned Stephen Zipf, :24.
112-Garrett Thomas, B, dec. Logan Blackburn, 3-0.
119-Josh Polacek, WH, maj. dec. Caleb Grimes, 18-5.
125-Travis Kushner, WH, maj. dec. Shayne Rininger, 11-3.
130-Mike Walsh, WH, maj. dec. Chris Wilson, 12-0.
135-Tanner Hough, WH, pinned Andrew Miller, :50.
140-Ian Helsel, WH, maj. dec. Zach Dudek, 16-5.
145-Tanner Patton, WH, dec. Tanner Williams, 4-3.

Westmont won nine of the 14 matches in that one, but three of the wrestlers responsible for those wins (and 14 team points) have graduated. Bedford lost just one winner (and four team points). Take away those team points and it's 25-19. Throw in the fact that the matchups seem to favor Bedford this year, and I'd make them the favorite.
Yes, the Bisons struggled in their opener, beating North Star 34-31, while Westmont rolled over Cambria Heights, but Bedford was without Jacob Krupa and forfeited 220. Rumor is that Krupa, who was injured during football season, has been cleared to wrestle tonight. The question is whether or not he'll have the stamina to repeat his major decision of Don Shovestull.
I think Bedford's lightweights are too strong for Westmont to overcome. The Hilltoppers could win it with an upset or two, but my prediction is 37-26 Bedford.
What are your thoughts? Feel free to make a prediction in the comments section below.