Friday, January 27
Princeton, N.J.
6:00 PM
Princeton University
18
vs
20
Harvard
Luke Stout had one of two pins, along with Patrick Glory, for Princeton Friday night against Harvard.
Photo by: Lisa Elfstrum
Harvard Holds Off Wrestlers' Rally in Jadwin, 20-18
January 27, 2023 | Wrestling
Though the Princeton wrestling team won a pair of matches by fall and rallied to take a late lead, Harvard won the final, decisive match of the night at heavyweight to get a 20-18 win Friday night in Jadwin Gym.
Harvard opened the day with wins in four of the first five matches to build a 14-6 lead at the halfway point. Diego Sotelo started the run at 125, using a second-period four-point near-fall on the way to a 6-0 win over Nick Kayal, and after Patrick Glory pinned Beau Bayless at 133 to put the Tigers on top 6-3, Joseph Cangro, Jack Crook and Trevor Tarsi had wins for the Crimson, with Cangro's and Tarsi's each coming with a bonus point.
Glory went ahead in his match with a first-period takedown and closed it out with a second-period pin.
At 141, Cangro built on a first-period takedown with a six-point second period, getting two on a reversal and four on a near-fall on the way to a 12-0 major-decision win over Anthony Clark as Harvard answered Glory's pin with a four-point win to go back in front 7-6. At 149, Crook edged Rocco Camillaci after the Tiger rookie reversal in the closing seconds to tie it at 3-3 but Crook used the riding-time point to get a 4-3 win. At 157, Tarsi had two takedowns in the first period on the way to a 10-2 win over Ty Whalen.
Quincy Monday, ranked No. 3 in the nation in the NCAA coaches poll, ended Harvard's run with a 5-1 win over Josh Kim at 165, getting a takedown in each of the final two periods after a scoreless first.
Monday's win brought Princeton within 14-9, but Harvard's Philip Conigliaro at 174 answered right back with an 8-4 win over Kole Mulhauser, using two first-period takedowns to build a 4-2 lead after the opening frame and lead the rest of the way.
At 184, Nate Dugan kept Princeton's hopes going with a 5-4 win over Leo Tarantino, getting the decisive point in the closing seconds on a penalty point after Tarantino picked up his second stall call of the bout. Dugan took the lead with a first-period takedown, and after Tarantino tied it with an escape in each of the first two periods, Tarantino bookended a third-period Dugan takedown with two escapes to tie it at 4-4.
Luke Stout, ranked No. 17 in the NCAA coaches poll, made it back-to-back Princeton wins and put the Tigers up 18-17 with a second-period pin in a match that saw Stout build a lead with four first-period takedowns that preceded a four-point near-fall.
That left the match in the hands of the heavyweight bout, the only one of the night that matched two wrestlers in the NCAA coaches ranking. Harvard's No. 7-ranked Yaraslau Slavikouski was scoreless through the first period and trailed 1-0 after the second once Princeton's No. 33-ranked Travis Stefanik had a point on an escape, but Slavikouski had an escape and a takedown in the third and added the riding point to get a 4-1 win and deliver the match to Harvard, 20-18.
Detailed results are available here.
Princeton will host Brown in the Tigers' home Ivy finale Saturday at 6 p.m. in Jadwin Gym. Tickets are available here.
Harvard 20, Princeton 18
125: Diego Sotelo (Harvard) wins by decision over Nick Kayal (Princeton), 6-0; Harvard leads 3-0
133: Patrick Glory (Princeton) wins by fall over Beau Bayless (Harvard), 5:26; Princeton leads 6-3
141: Joseph Cangro (Harvard) wins by major decision over Anthony Clark (Princeton), 12-0; Harvard leads 7-6
149: Jack Crook (Harvard) wins by decision over Rocco Camillaci (Princeton), 4-3; Harvard leads 10-6
157: Trevor Tarsi (Harvard) wins by major decision over Ty Whalen (Princeton), 10-2; Harvard leads 14-6
165: #3 Quincy Monday (Princeton) wins by decision over Josh Kim (Harvard), 5-1; Harvard leads 14-9
174: Philip Conigliaro (Harvard) wins by decision over Kole Mulhauser (Princeton), 8-4; Harvard leads 17-9
184: #32 Nate Dugan (Princeton) wins by decision over Leo Tarantino (Harvard), 5-4; Harvard leads 17-12
197: #17 Luke Stout (Princeton) wins by fall over Michael Doggett (Harvard), 4:03; Princeton leads 18-17
285: #7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (Harvard) wins by decision over #33 Travis Stefanik (Princeton), 4-1; Harvard wins 20-18
A: 571
Harvard opened the day with wins in four of the first five matches to build a 14-6 lead at the halfway point. Diego Sotelo started the run at 125, using a second-period four-point near-fall on the way to a 6-0 win over Nick Kayal, and after Patrick Glory pinned Beau Bayless at 133 to put the Tigers on top 6-3, Joseph Cangro, Jack Crook and Trevor Tarsi had wins for the Crimson, with Cangro's and Tarsi's each coming with a bonus point.
Glory went ahead in his match with a first-period takedown and closed it out with a second-period pin.
Have a look at Patrick Glory turning a decision win into SIX at 133!
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 27, 2023
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At 141, Cangro built on a first-period takedown with a six-point second period, getting two on a reversal and four on a near-fall on the way to a 12-0 major-decision win over Anthony Clark as Harvard answered Glory's pin with a four-point win to go back in front 7-6. At 149, Crook edged Rocco Camillaci after the Tiger rookie reversal in the closing seconds to tie it at 3-3 but Crook used the riding-time point to get a 4-3 win. At 157, Tarsi had two takedowns in the first period on the way to a 10-2 win over Ty Whalen.
Quincy Monday, ranked No. 3 in the nation in the NCAA coaches poll, ended Harvard's run with a 5-1 win over Josh Kim at 165, getting a takedown in each of the final two periods after a scoreless first.
Third-ranked Quincy Monday is a 5-1 winner over Harvard's Josh Kim!
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 28, 2023
Quincy took the lead on this takedown at the end of the second period ??
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Monday's win brought Princeton within 14-9, but Harvard's Philip Conigliaro at 174 answered right back with an 8-4 win over Kole Mulhauser, using two first-period takedowns to build a 4-2 lead after the opening frame and lead the rest of the way.
At 184, Nate Dugan kept Princeton's hopes going with a 5-4 win over Leo Tarantino, getting the decisive point in the closing seconds on a penalty point after Tarantino picked up his second stall call of the bout. Dugan took the lead with a first-period takedown, and after Tarantino tied it with an escape in each of the first two periods, Tarantino bookended a third-period Dugan takedown with two escapes to tie it at 4-4.
Nate Dugan gets the win in the closing seconds! A penalty point is the final one of the match as Dugan defeats Leo Tarantino 5-4 at 184. Harvard leads 17-12.
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 28, 2023
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Luke Stout, ranked No. 17 in the NCAA coaches poll, made it back-to-back Princeton wins and put the Tigers up 18-17 with a second-period pin in a match that saw Stout build a lead with four first-period takedowns that preceded a four-point near-fall.
No. 17 Luke Stout gets FOUR first-period takedowns at 197 and PINS Harvard's Michael Doggett in 4:03!
— Princeton Wrestling (@tigerwrestling) January 28, 2023
Princeton pulls ahead 18-17 headed into the final match!
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That left the match in the hands of the heavyweight bout, the only one of the night that matched two wrestlers in the NCAA coaches ranking. Harvard's No. 7-ranked Yaraslau Slavikouski was scoreless through the first period and trailed 1-0 after the second once Princeton's No. 33-ranked Travis Stefanik had a point on an escape, but Slavikouski had an escape and a takedown in the third and added the riding point to get a 4-1 win and deliver the match to Harvard, 20-18.
Detailed results are available here.
Princeton will host Brown in the Tigers' home Ivy finale Saturday at 6 p.m. in Jadwin Gym. Tickets are available here.
Harvard 20, Princeton 18
125: Diego Sotelo (Harvard) wins by decision over Nick Kayal (Princeton), 6-0; Harvard leads 3-0
133: Patrick Glory (Princeton) wins by fall over Beau Bayless (Harvard), 5:26; Princeton leads 6-3
141: Joseph Cangro (Harvard) wins by major decision over Anthony Clark (Princeton), 12-0; Harvard leads 7-6
149: Jack Crook (Harvard) wins by decision over Rocco Camillaci (Princeton), 4-3; Harvard leads 10-6
157: Trevor Tarsi (Harvard) wins by major decision over Ty Whalen (Princeton), 10-2; Harvard leads 14-6
165: #3 Quincy Monday (Princeton) wins by decision over Josh Kim (Harvard), 5-1; Harvard leads 14-9
174: Philip Conigliaro (Harvard) wins by decision over Kole Mulhauser (Princeton), 8-4; Harvard leads 17-9
184: #32 Nate Dugan (Princeton) wins by decision over Leo Tarantino (Harvard), 5-4; Harvard leads 17-12
197: #17 Luke Stout (Princeton) wins by fall over Michael Doggett (Harvard), 4:03; Princeton leads 18-17
285: #7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (Harvard) wins by decision over #33 Travis Stefanik (Princeton), 4-1; Harvard wins 20-18
A: 571