Cortland 19, Stevens 16
Ithaca 24, Wilkes 15 (150th win for Ithaca Coach Marty Nichols)
Oneonta Quad (Oneonta, Wesleyan, Williams, Lycoming)
King’s 22, Messiah 12
King’s 39, Morrisville 6
Messiah 36, Morrisville 9
UAA Championship (Chicago, NYU, Case)
Lakeland 24, MSOE 21
Simon Fraser 28, Pacific 18
Coe 33, Cornell 10
Dubuque 38, Central 6
UW-Platteville 31, Loras 9
Centenary 32, Scranton 15
Delaware Valley 31, Mercyhurst 10
Delaware Valley 50, Shippensburg 0 (Bilquist ties Del Val victories mark)
Washington & Jefferson 21, Thiel 17
Bridgewater State 27, WPI 18
Springfield Quad (Springfield, Plymouth State, Johnson & Wales, Trinity)
Southern Maine 23, Rhode Island 21
Roger Williams 19, Southern Maine 17
Rhode Island 20, Roger Williams 15
UW-Oshkosh 36, UW-Eau Claire 12
Notre Dame 45, Mount Union 3
UW-Whitewater 20, UW-Stevens Point 13

Luther 37, Simpson 6
Delaware Valley 21, East Stroudsburg 15

The d3wrestle.com/WWSport.com Wrestler of the Week for this week is Mark Corsello of Elmhurst.  Wrestling at 285, Corsello was the champion and outstanding wrestler at this past weekend’s Pete Willson Invitational at Wheaton College.  Wrestling from the #2 seed, Corsello defeated the #7 seed in the quarterfinals and the #3 seed Lynn Panko of Indianapolis (ranked #7 in DII) in the semifinals to set up a rematch of the 2009 NCAA Championship bout against Dan Laurent of UW-La Crosse.  With the score tied 4-4 due to riding time, Corsello got a last second escape to win 5-4 over the two time defending NCAA champ.

Corsello, a junior from Park Ridge, Illinois, is 26-0 on the season and is ranked 2nd in the latest d3wrestle.com rankings.  Last season, Corsello came from the #5 seed to upset the 4th and 1st seeds on his way to the finals where he dropped a 6-3 decision to Laurent.  In 2008, Corsello finished 7th at 285.  His career record stands at 83-17, giving him 100 total career matches.  Elmhurst is off this weekend as they prepare for the CCIW Championships to be held at North Central College next Thursday.

Metro Rankings #4 February 2, 2010

Also worth noting is that North Central’s Gabe Youel, in winning the 184 lb. bracket, became the first four time champion since Pete Willson himself won his fourth title in 1950.

Wilkes Quad (Wilkes, Gettysburg, Plymouth State, Kutztown) – 100th win for Wilkes Coach Jon Laudenslager
Muhlenberg Quad (Muhlenberg, Stevens, USMMA, Ursinus)
Thiel Quad (Thiel, RIT, Mercyhurst NE, WVU-Tech)
Rhode Island Tri (Rhode Island, Springfield, Wesleyan)
Trinity Tri (Trinity, Southern Maine, Coast Guard)
Metro/New England Duals (Williams, TCNJ, RWU, Hunter, NYU, WPI)

Coe 28, Luther 19
Wartburg 31, Cornell 9
SW Minnesota State 41, Buena Vista 3
Centenary 34, McDaniel 7
West Liberty State 21, Waynesburg 16
Seton Hill 23, Washington & Jefferson 18
Oneonta 18, Oswego 15
Delaware Valley 27, Cortland 15
Wesleyan 55, WNEC 0
Binghamton 35, Ithaca 3
Ithaca 28, Boston 6
Springfield 25, TCNJ 16
Johnson & Wales 36, Rhode Island 6