D2 Wednesday Wrap up

Conference Carolinas Duals last night

  • Sophomore Hunter McCullough, 125 pounds,  gave the Wolves a strong start scoring the team 6 points. McCullough won his match by TF, leading with a score of 16-1. Junior Caiden Pelc, 133 pounds, kept the pressure, scoring 3 points for the Wolves. Pelc won by decision with a score of 5-4.  Sophomore Cole McCullough, 141 pounds, was stopped with a pin at 6:00. Scoring 6 points for Lincoln Memorial. Sophomore Cael Alderman, 149 pounds, steps on the mat and out scores his opponent 16-1, leading to a win by TF. This put another 5 points on the board for the Wolves. Sophomore Nick Humphrys, 157 pounds,  scored the Wolves 3 points by battling it out and winning by decision 7-3.

  • Falcons Split Duals Against No. 16 UNC Pembroke and Coker - montevallofalcons.com

    • “Sophomore's Colt Brown and Jeffery Tubbs were the only Falcons to finish 2-0 on the evening. Brown took down Mason Moody of Coker in a 9-4 decision. The Lakeland, Florida native followed that up with an exciting 13-12 decision over Joseph Bruscino of UNC Pembroke. Tubbs was dominant against Kaleb Walley of Coker as he won 15-3. He came back in the nightcap and defeated Chris Dickey of UNC Pembroke by a 3-1 decision.”

  • Cobras fall to Montevallo in Pembroke - cokercobras.com

    • Some bright sides to the meet can be found in Stephen Spitko who continues a dominant run in the 133 weight class. Spitko was matched up against Noah Smith of the Falcons and won from a Fall in 48 seconds. This means that Spitko has increased his record for the year to 5-0. Another Cobra win happened in the 141 weight class. The freshman Frank Bianco took home 4 points for the Cobras today. Bianco beat Kaden Brown 3-13 in a major decision. This win brought Bianco to be 3-3 on the season. The final Cobra win of the meet can be found in the 149 weight class. Jamarion Whetstone overcame Colton Sullivan of the Falcons. Whetstone defeated Sullivan in a Major Decision (18-4). This win improved Whetstone's record for the season to 1-2.”

  • Mount Olive cruises past Bluefield State, 37-15 - umotrojans.com

    • “Bluefield State established a 6-0 advantage following a fall in the 125-weight class. Freshman Eli Pendergrass answered with a 25-9 tech fall at 133 in his first collegiate match before fellow freshman Benjamin Hernandez (141) earned a critical 5-4 decision over Moses Eads to capture an 8-6 edge. The Big Blue countered with another fall at 149, but Mount Olive answered with five-straight wins. In the 157-weight class, senior Jake Nicolosi secured a first-round pin against Kairyn Hall. Brent Nicolosi (165), Logan Haseley (174), and Raife Smart (197) all won via forfeit while Calan Staub earned a 16-1 tech fall to extend the lead to 37-12. Bluefield State secured a heavyweight 4-2 decision victory to finish the event, as Mount Olive claimed a 37-15 win.”

Jason Fulmore