2026 NCAA Championship Session I Thread
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PJ is quickly becoming my favorite. Absolute savage!
Taylor stallfest loss just pissed him of and he hs been on another level since
Three seconds in mitchell with the takedown
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Don't poke Duke in the eye.
Don't poke Duke in the eye.
In the time it took to switch from the Duke match, he already had the TD
Mesenbrink seems to be in a rush to get to lunch. 
Mallard gets the upset over number twelve seeds, zurban
This was a fantastic match. Millard with a 1st period TD and RT. The Zerban got the escape and TD in the third to take the lead and Millard came right back and got the match winner. 9-6 final. They're calling it 12-6 crediting a meaningless TD at the buzzer.
165- #1 Mitchell Mesenbrink vs. #32 Cody Walsh (DREX)
Period 1:
Mesenbrink shoots & quickly finishes the TD, 3-0. He gets Walsh bellied out. Mesenbrink cuts Walsh, 3-1. Mesenbrink gets to a leg & finishes another TD, 6-1. Mesenbrink cuts Walsh, 6-2. He immediately shoots & finishes another TD, 9-2. Mesenbrink looks for an arm bar. Mesenbrink goes over 1-min of riding time & has Walsh bellied out on the mat. He tries to run the arm bar over, but Walsh is fighting hard from his belly. Out of bounds & restart. Walsh is still down. Mesenbrink goes optional, point Walsh, 9-3. Mesenbrink shoots & finishes another TD, 12-3. Mesenbrink cuts Walsh, 12-4. He snaps & comes behind for another TD, 15-4. He bars the arm again & goes over 2-min of riding time. Mesenbrink rides out the period. 15-4 Mesenbrink, +2-min+ RT
Period 2:
Mesenbrink takes neutral. He shoots, gets a leg, then finishes the TD, 18-4. Mesenbrink quickly gets Walsh bellied out. Mesenbrink gives the bow & arrow a try. He's working it hard, but it's stopped for potentially dangerous. Walsh is down on the mat holding his right knee, which is braced. Mitchell almost ripped Walsh's leg out of the socket. That was brutal. Injury time. Mitchell's one bad mamma jamma!
Back to action. Mesenbrink chooses neutral. He shoots & finishes another TD for the 21-4 techfall.
Mitchell Mesenbrink TECH Cody Walsh 21-4 (3:45)
Period 1:
Mesenbrink shoots & quickly finishes the TD, 3-0. He gets Walsh bellied out. Mesenbrink cuts Walsh, 3-1. Mesenbrink gets to a leg & finishes another TD, 6-1. Mesenbrink cuts Walsh, 6-2. He immediately shoots & finishes another TD, 9-2. Mesenbrink looks for an arm bar. Mesenbrink goes over 1-min of riding time & has Walsh bellied out on the mat. He tries to run the arm bar over, but Walsh is fighting hard from his belly. Out of bounds & restart. Walsh is still down. Mesenbrink goes optional, point Walsh, 9-3. Mesenbrink shoots & finishes another TD, 12-3. Mesenbrink cuts Walsh, 12-4. He snaps & comes behind for another TD, 15-4. He bars the arm again & goes over 2-min of riding time. Mesenbrink rides out the period. 15-4 Mesenbrink, +2-min+ RT
Period 2:
Mesenbrink takes neutral. He shoots, gets a leg, then finishes the TD, 18-4. Mesenbrink quickly gets Walsh bellied out. Mesenbrink gives the bow & arrow a try. He's working it hard, but it's stopped for potentially dangerous. Walsh is down on the mat holding his right knee, which is braced. Mitchell almost ripped Walsh's leg out of the socket. That was brutal. Injury time. Mitchell's one bad mamma jamma!
Back to action. Mesenbrink chooses neutral. He shoots & finishes another TD for the 21-4 techfall.
Mitchell Mesenbrink TECH Cody Walsh 21-4 (3:45)
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Lamer and Millard back to back for my Darkhorse Derby team.
Mesenbrink with the TF, 21-5, @ 3:45!!
Mesenbrink I think just shook the hand of the ref who was just coming on the match for the next bout.
Ah, is it too late to update my bonus points in KYPSW?
I heard that staff gave him a hard talking to after that match.
Penn State is now 6-0 on the day to start the NCAA Championships. The Lions have bonus points triumphs in five of six matches, including two technical falls and a pin from PJ Duke. Full bout results below through 165:
125 pounds: No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State md. No. 32 Mack Mauger of Missouri, 11-2
The Nittany Lion scored three takedowns and tacked on 1:42 in riding time en route to victory. His takedowns came in the second (one) and third (two) after a scoreless first period. Lilledahl also tacked on 1:42 in riding time.
133 pounds: No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU TF No. 30 Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon State, 17-2 (5:30)
Blaze scored a takedown halfway through the first period to lead 3-0 after one. In the second, he chose down, quickly escaped, and shot and scored to swell his lead to 7-1. The Nittany Lion then fended off a Whisenhunt shot and won the scramble for his third takedown and a 10-1 lead and then tilted for four nearfall and a 15-1 lead after two. In the third, Whisenhunt chose down, escaped, and Blaze took him down for the 17-2 technical fall in 5:30.
141 pounds: No. 14 Braeden Davis, Penn State d. No. 19 Haiden Drury, Utah Valley, 2-0
Davis won his opener on the strength of a second-period rideout and third-period escape. He didn’t generate much offense while wrestling with a wrap on his right hand.
149 pounds: No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU TF No. 33 Austin McBurney of Brown, 19-4 (5:34)
Van Ness racked up six takedowns en route to a 19-4 technical fall over No. 33 Austin McBurney of Brown in 5:34. The Nittany Lion scored 13 points in the second period en route to victory in his 149-pound opener.
157 pounds: No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State F No. 33 Yannis Charles of Morgan State (1:55)
Duke hit a single leg takedown early in the first for a 3-0 lead. He then racked up two more takedowns before pinning Charles at the 1:55 mark of the first period to win at 157.
165 pounds: No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU TF No. 32 Cody Walsh of Drexel, 21-5 (4:45)
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink took out No. 32 Cody Walsh of Drexel by technical fall, 21-5, in 4:45. He scored seven takedowns en route to a win his 165-pound opener.
125 pounds: No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State md. No. 32 Mack Mauger of Missouri, 11-2
The Nittany Lion scored three takedowns and tacked on 1:42 in riding time en route to victory. His takedowns came in the second (one) and third (two) after a scoreless first period. Lilledahl also tacked on 1:42 in riding time.
133 pounds: No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU TF No. 30 Gabe Whisenhunt of Oregon State, 17-2 (5:30)
Blaze scored a takedown halfway through the first period to lead 3-0 after one. In the second, he chose down, quickly escaped, and shot and scored to swell his lead to 7-1. The Nittany Lion then fended off a Whisenhunt shot and won the scramble for his third takedown and a 10-1 lead and then tilted for four nearfall and a 15-1 lead after two. In the third, Whisenhunt chose down, escaped, and Blaze took him down for the 17-2 technical fall in 5:30.
141 pounds: No. 14 Braeden Davis, Penn State d. No. 19 Haiden Drury, Utah Valley, 2-0
Davis won his opener on the strength of a second-period rideout and third-period escape. He didn’t generate much offense while wrestling with a wrap on his right hand.
149 pounds: No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU TF No. 33 Austin McBurney of Brown, 19-4 (5:34)
Van Ness racked up six takedowns en route to a 19-4 technical fall over No. 33 Austin McBurney of Brown in 5:34. The Nittany Lion scored 13 points in the second period en route to victory in his 149-pound opener.
157 pounds: No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State F No. 33 Yannis Charles of Morgan State (1:55)
Duke hit a single leg takedown early in the first for a 3-0 lead. He then racked up two more takedowns before pinning Charles at the 1:55 mark of the first period to win at 157.
165 pounds: No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU TF No. 32 Cody Walsh of Drexel, 21-5 (4:45)
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink took out No. 32 Cody Walsh of Drexel by technical fall, 21-5, in 4:45. He scored seven takedowns en route to a win his 165-pound opener.
Never know when you’ll need a friend.
first period, 5 td's and 2+ rt, LMAO....
Covering all bases and future thinking!
Helps us that aside from Jax (and Robideau early in the season) the super freshmen from Oklahoma State are generally not bonus point guys against anyone except bums. Merrill is incredibly boring - like a 197 Tony Nelson, and Lockett prefers styling out there vs getting after points.
I mean he had to have lost a bet to have hair that awful. Otherwise what did he say to the salon; make me look like a mushroom on Mario Kart?
Millard should have beat A Taylor during their meet. Kind of gave it away.
7.5 bonus points thru 6 matches doesn’t seem too bad
My son has a third child coming soon and announced this NCAAs is his 2nd Bachelor party in Cleveland.
Three kids under 5 will do that. He joined up with some past college wrestlers and others for a suite.
It is split between Brown University and Harvard University. My Slippery Rock State College degree is not holding up well.
Three kids under 5 will do that. He joined up with some past college wrestlers and others for a suite.
It is split between Brown University and Harvard University. My Slippery Rock State College degree is not holding up well.
7.5 points bonus is akin to a 5th place finish...
10 champioms, 50 matches, 62.5 bonus points? Why not?
Caliendo with a first period pin to speed up the mat 7 schedule. LOL.
174- #1 Levi Haines vs. #33 Grant O'Dell (BELL)
Period 1:
Circling, tying up & hand fighting. Levi shoots & quickly gets the TD, 3-0. He hooks a leg & is working a turn. He's getting swipes & then gets the FALL!!! More bonus, baby!!! That was quick. Thanks Levi!!!
Levi Haines FALL Grant O'Dell (1:33)
Period 1:
Circling, tying up & hand fighting. Levi shoots & quickly gets the TD, 3-0. He hooks a leg & is working a turn. He's getting swipes & then gets the FALL!!! More bonus, baby!!! That was quick. Thanks Levi!!!
Levi Haines FALL Grant O'Dell (1:33)
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