VESTAL, N.Y. – After shutting out Morgan State 46-0 on Friday, the Binghamton wrestling team honored its senior class by nearly replicated that performance for Senior Day by defeating Sacred Heart 43-3 Sunday at the Events Center.

Following their Senior Day ceremony, where they Brevin Cassella, Ivan Garcia, Nate Lucier and Micah Roes before the match, the Bearcats carried their momentum from Friday into their dual with the Pioneers by winning another nine bouts. Binghamton finishes the weekend by ultimately winning 19 out of its 20 bouts between its two duals.

"I think it's amazing to see," said Binghamton Wrestling Head Coach Kyle Borshoff as he reflected on the contributions of the team's senior class. "I've been with all these guys their whole career. They put a lot of time and effort and love into this program and to this sport, and it's exciting to see those guys having success this season."

Highlights
•    The Bearcats picked up bonus points in six matches. Among those victories came from Cory Day, who pinned Marc Berisha for his 12th fall of the season. Day has matched his total of 12 pins from last season, which was a career high for the Buffalo, N.Y., native. Day also remains among the nation's leaders in pins for Division I wrestlers, as he entered the weekend ranking fourth.
•    Following his first collegiate dual victory on Friday, freshman Dillon Arrick once again stepped up for the Bearcats by getting his first career dual pin against Mike Manta. Arrick has earned bonus points in both of his dual appearances this season after he previously recorded a 21-4 technical fall against Morgan State's Jimmie Jones on Friday.
•    Fin Nadeau posted his first pin of the season after taking down Vincent Milazzo in the 157 lb. bout.
•    Both Cassella and Carter Baer picked up back-to-back technical falls on Sunday. Baer only needed 1:38 to defeat Calvin Pineda 17-2. In the next match. Cassella shut out Aidan Zarrella 17-0 in 5:43.
•    With their victory against the Pioneers, Binghamton has won nine duals this season. It is the second year in a row that the Bearcats have won at least nine duals, after the team went 9-4 in 2023-24. The last time Binghamton won at least nine duals in consecutive seasons was in 2017-18 and 2018-19. The Bearcats went 12-5 in 2017-18, before following that up with a 10-3 mark in 2018-19.


Binghamton Bearcats 43 Sacred Heart Pioneers 3
141 | Nate Lucier (Binghamton) def. Andrew Fallon (Sacred Heart) DEC 4-1, Binghamton 3 Sacred Heart 0
149 | Dakota Asuncion (Sacred Heart) def. Ivan Garcia (Binghamton) DEC 9-4, Binghamton 3 Sacred Heart 3
157 | Fin Nadeau (Binghamton) def. Vincent Milazzo (Sacred Heart) FALL 4-0 3:54, Binghamton 9 Sacred Heart 3
165 | No. 32/NR Carter Baer (Binghamton) def. Calvin Pineda (Sacred Heart) TF 17-2 1:38, Binghamton 14 Sacred Heart 3
174 | No. 9/12 Brevin Cassella (Binghamton) def. Aidan Zarrella (Sacred Heart) TF 17-0 5:43, Binghamton 19 Sacred Heart 3
184 | No. 28/29 Will Ebert (Binghamton) def. Hunter Perez (Sacred Heart) DEC 8-1, Binghamton 22 Sacred Heart 3
197 | Cayden Bevis (Binghamton) def. Chris DeLena (Sacred Heart) DEC 4-2, Binghamton 25 Sacred Heart 3
285 | No. 16/16 Cory Day (Binghamton) def. Marc Berisha (Sacred Heart) FALL 3-0 1:33, Binghamton 31 Sacred Heart 3
125 | Carson Wagner (Binghamton) wins by forfeit, Binghamton 37 Sacred Heart 3
133 | Dillon Arrick (Binghamton) def. Mike Manta (Sacred Heart) FALL 12-0 4:32, Binghamton 43 Sacred Heart 3
*Rankings based on FloWrestling/InterMat

Attendance: 286

Up Next
With two duals remaining before the EIWA Championships, Binghamton travels to Western New York to wrestle Buffalo on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 1 p.m.