Spartan Combat/Cornell has had an awful tournament. Arujau is a shell of himself, Correa had a terrible tournament as thier prize recruit, Joy didn't look good....
2026 U.S. Open Events: Senior, U20, U17, U15 - 04/21/2026 - 04/26/2026
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Mrs. Grey is flying into Vegas with a team of lawyers as we speak.David Evans ahead of Arujua 2-1 in the first period. Evans up 4-3 at the break. Evans wins 10-6. But Arujua wasn't really trying.
Are they accusing those they lost to of juicing in an incomprehensible rant?
Crazy to think if neither Kasak or Duke went at 157 this season, PSU would still be in good shape.
What a ******* tournament for Sealey!! Jacques is legit. Would’ve loved to see him vs Hamiti. I’m feeling better about 157 if Kasak tru is injured
Rylan Rodgers TF Mekhi Lewis in the 1st period.
Mirasola on deck on 1
Mirasola down 2-1 at the break. Stennet (former Stanford) scored a TD while on the clock.
Mirasola wins 8-6
Mirasola down 2-1 at the break. Stennet (former Stanford) scored a TD while on the clock.
Mirasola wins 8-6
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Wasn’t one of the concerns about Sealey in folk style was when he got ridden forever by Brandon Cannon? Of course we didn’t know how good Cannon was because his medical issues hampered him for much of his high school career, and Sealey kind of got thrown out there without much advance warning since he had free dates to use and we needed someone. It seems Sealey has been biding his time since joining the roster - wrestling mostly freestyle.
Or am I coping/misremembering?
Now they're saying forfeit. That makes more sense
Sealy appears to be better at free than folk, yes.
I have zero concerns that he is wrestling. Trust Dan Monthley completely.
Evans only loss was on criteria to Hardy. He had a disappointing NCAA tournament but is making up for it here. Perhaps also worth noting that he beat NCAA champion Aden Valencia during the collegiate season.
Sealy with a nice win over Cam Amine 5-3
Henckel drops a close one to Patrick Kennedy 8-6
Henckel drops a close one to Patrick Kennedy 8-6
Yanni and the Cornell faithful have trained us well. Wusses need not offer excuses, simply relay the information that you are Cornell trained and we don't win only when we are trying.David Evans ahead of Arujua 2-1 in the first period. Evans up 4-3 at the break. Evans wins 10-6. But Arujua wasn't really trying.
Connor Mirasola loses 9-5 to Rademacher
DeSanto being DeSanto. Forrest gets poked in the eye. DeSanto attacks anyway, ref blows the action dead, DeSanto slams his hand into the mat and then struts around upset at the call. Not good.
Over the #3 seed. His folkstyle top game served him well in this bout; creative folkstyle back exposure moves.