Delaware Valley 39, Messiah 9
TCNJ 20, Centenary 16
University of Chicago 21, Olivet 19
Stevens 31, Trinity 10
Rhode Island 39, WNEC 10
Springfield 36, Williams 7
UW-La Crosse 25, UW-Stevens Point 12
Oswego 21, Brockport 21
Johnson & Wales 35, Roger Williams 3
Lakeland 50, Lawrence 4
North Central 20, Elmhurst 14
Morrisville 28, RIT 18
Washington & Lee 42, Southern Virginia 3
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The d3wrestle.com Wrestler of the Week for this week is TJ Miller of Wartburg College. The 197 pound senior completed an undefeated week by topping #1 ranked Alec Bonander of Luther College 3-1 in the second Sudden Victory period during #1 Wartburg’s 42-0 shutout of the #7 Luther College Norse. This followed a 3-0 weekend at the NWCA National Duals where Miller also defeated #10 Joe West of Delaware Valley College as Wartburg rolled to the team title as well.
Miller is the defending NCAA champion at 197 and now sits at 15-2 on the year with a tournament championship at the Simpson Invitational and a 2nd place showing at the Harold Nichols open, losing there only to Iowa State starter David Bertolino. Wartburg returns to action this weekend at the IIAC duals at Coe against the host Kohawks, Simpson College, an the University of Dubuque.
Augsburg 35, St. John’s 3
Elizabethtown 40, Gettysburg 3
Thiel 45, Waynesburg 6
King’s 24, Lycoming 20
Campbellsville 31, Mount St. Joseph 12
Ohio Northern 24, Baldwin-Wallace 9
Wilmington 27, Mount Union 23
Heidelberg 35, John Carroll 7
Buena Vista 32, Northwestern College (IA) 6
Buena Vista 24, Morningside 9
NEWA Rankings #6 1/21/2008 Team | Individual
NEWA Duals – Johnson & Wales defeats #1 seed Rhode Island 33-7 in the finals
The New England Wrestling Association duals take place today at Bridgewater State College. All 15 NEWA schools are taking part in this dual meet tournament. Rhode Island College, in the midst of the best season in school history, has the top seed and the first round bye this weekend. Fresh off a 5th place finish at the Budd Whitehill Duals, top ranked Michael Bonora (141) leads Rhode Island into competition. #2 seed Johnson & Wales has had a disappointing season after the heights the team reached last year, but they appear to be hitting their stride at the right time, as an 8th place finish at the NWCA National Duals and the return of some starters has pushed them to a #16 national ranking, two spots behind #14 Rhode Island.
Rounding out the top four seeds are #3 Roger Williams and #4 Southern Maine. Each faces a stern test to get to the semifinals, with Roger Williams to face #6 Williams and USM to face host #5 Bridgewater State.
Event Details:
2008 NEWA Duals
Bridgewater State College
January 20th, 2008
Event Website
Seeds:
1. Rhode Island
2. Johnson & Wales
3. Roger Williams
4. Southern Maine
5. Bridgewater State
6. Williams
7. Springfield
8. Wesleyan
9. Plymouth State
NY State Championships A Bracket | B Bracket | Team Scores
Al Hanke Invitational at Elmhurst Team Scores | Brackets
Spartan Mat Classic at Manchester Team Scores | Brackets
Red Raider Invitational Team Scores | Brackets
CWRU 24, Mount Union 18
Stevens 44, Washington & Lee 6
Stevens 33, McDaniel 12
Ursinus 29, Johns Hopkins 11
Johns Hopkins 29, Muhlenberg 13
Johns Hopkins 37, Gettysburg 9
Muhlenberg 37, Gettysburg 12
Ursinus 39, Gettysburg 7
Wilkes 25, York 7
Wilkes 45, Scranton 3
Wilkes 45, Apprentice 3
York 51, Scranton 0
York 36, Apprentice 10
UW-Stevens Point 28, Loras 9
Wartburg 42, Luther 0
USMMA 42, McDaniel 6
USMMA 48, Washington & Lee 3
Waldorf 28, St. Olaf 24
Baldwin-Wallace 27, Thiel 9
January 15, 2008 Team | Individual
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d3wrestle.com Rankings #5 – 1/15/2008
We’ve done something a little different with this week’s rankings. Rather than listing just the top ten and the Contenders, we’ve decided to also include the Honorable Mentions for those who may also deserve a mention. The Honorable Mention section has always been a part of the rankings, but this is the first time it’s been included here.
Clayton Rush, a freshman 125 lb. wrestler from Coe, is the second d3wrestle.com Wrestler of the Week. A two time Class A state champ from Aledo, Illinois, Rush has compiled a 27-2 record in his first year of college competition. This past weekend at the NWCA National Duals, Rush was 5-0, including a win by fall over 2007 NCAA finalist and current #1 ranked Seth Flodeen of Augsburg. For his efforts, Rush was named the Division III Outstanding Wrestler at the event.
The previous week, Rush was the champion of the Cornell Matman Invitational. In the finals, he defeated 2007 All-American and previously #2 ranked Chris Heilman of Cornell, avenging a loss from earlier this season and garnerning Outstanding Wrestler honors at that even as well. Rush and Coe College are back in action this Friday at home against IIAC foe Loras College.
Budd Whitehill Duals @ Lycoming – Complete Results
NWCA National Duals @ Northern Iowa – InterMat Coverage
Brute/Adidas Invitational @ Ursinus – Results
North Central Invitational – Results
Washington & Lee Invitational – Results
Central Invitational – Results
Oregon Classic – Results of Pacific Wrestlers
Plymouth State Invitational – Results
This 20 team event brings together 9 of the top 30 teams in Division III today and tomorrow at Lycoming College. Follow up to date results at the event website:
Seeds (ranked wrestlers in parentheses)
1. Cortland (Cabrera, P. LeBlanc, Bogardus, Barber, T. LeBlanc)
2. TCNJ (Sarinelli, Bonitatis, Osgoody)
3. Ithaca (Gregory, Horwath)
4. York (Flickinger, Niedrich)
5. Rhode Island (Bonora)
6. UW-Whitewater (Batista, Evans)
7. John Carroll
8. Messiah (Zempel)
9. Wilkes (Queiroz, Heffernan)
10. Lycoming (Miller)
