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CHARLESTON, SC – Punching its ticket to the multi-team Citadel Open at McAlister Field House for the third time in the program’s short four-year history, the Presbyterian College men’s wrestling squad saw 17 competitors hit the mat at the neutral in-state venue on Sunday. , with many productive efforts on display. None of the Blue Hose’s individual exploits were more fruitful than as a sophomore Malcolm Wiley (197), who continued his rapid ascent up the ranks of the roster with 1St-place a championship to close the busy weekend of PC.
Remarkable
– Combining 16 wins as a unit representing all 10 weight classes in the event, Presbyterian leaves their second tournament of the opening week of the season with a pair of top six developments highlighted by Wiley’s title. A true freshman who equally impressed at last Sunday’s Princeton Open and the Bulldog-hosted bill this afternoon, Ryan Luna pulled down his second straight 6th-place finish in the 133-lb. a group
– While in New Jersey seven days earlier, Wiley gained a head of steam after an opening game setback to claim four wins in a row that allowed the second-year struggling 5.th-place standing. Today, the sophomore once again achieved a quartet of W’s (with no losses to speak of on this occasion), defeating a pair of opponents from American University and two others from Chattanooga and UNC-Pembroke to capture the 197-lb. award Having his hand raised by decision in all four bouts (dropping his final two challengers by a combined 25-0 clip), the Tyrone, Ga. native moved to a 2022 fall record of 8-2 after three events, pointing to a promising future for the underclassman .
– Bouncing back from an opening round fall to win three of his final four appearances in the consolation bracket, Luna once again showed flashes of the potential to his skills with a runner-up 6.th– placemark. The collegiate rookie captured his sixth win of a blossoming career in the 133-lb. unit, posting his third W of the day over The Citadel’s own Brayton Killiri by a 7-2 decision.
result
125 – Brayden Adams (1-2)
Isaac Crowell (Southeastern) def. Brayden Adams (PC) of MD, 10-2
Brayden Adams (PC) def. Brandon Navixay (Truett McConnell) by Dec., 5-2
Maximilian Leete (USA) def. Brayden Adams (PC) over Fall, 0:40, 2-0
125 – Trenton Dominguez (0-2)
Esau Bazilme (Southeastern) def. Trenton Dominguez (PC) to Dec., 9-7
Shamil Kalmatov (USA) def. Trenton Dominguez (PC) to Dec., 10-6
133 – Ryan Luna (3-2) 6th Location
Drake Doolittle (Duke) def. Ryan Luna (PC) to Dec., 7-5
Ryan Luna (PC) def. Eli Knight (Chattanooga) by Dec., 6-3
Ryan Luna (PC) def. Cameron Morgan (Duke) of Forfeit
Ryan Luna (PC) def. Brayton Killiri (The Citadel) by Dec., 7-2
Elijah Lusk (Lander) def. Ryan Luna (PC) to Dec., 3-1
133 – Khalid Brinkley (0-2)
George Rosas (The Citadel) def. Khalid Brinkley (PC) over Fall, 0:26, 2-0
Jackson Sichelstiel (Davidson) def. Khalid Brinkley (PC) to Dec., 4-0
133 – Jacob Brasseur (0-2)
Christian Coleman (Duke) def. Jacob Brasseur (PC) to Dec., 10-3
Noah Burstein (Davidson) def. Jacob Brasseur (PC) to Dec., 11-5
141 – Trenton Donahue (1-2)
Jared Papcsy (Duke) def. Trenton Donahue (PC) to Dec., 4-3
Trenton Donahue (PC) def. Joshua Viarengo (Davidson) by Dec., 8-4
Blake Boarman (Chattanooga) def. Trenton Donahue (PC) to Dec., 6-0
141 – Dakota Price (0-2)
Dillon Roman (The Citadel) def. Dakota Price (PC) by Fall, 2:06, 12-1
Jared Papcsy (Duke) def. Dakota Price (PC) over Fall, 0:38, 6-0
149 – Eli Holiday (2-2)
Eli Holiday (PC) def. Michael Shannon (Southeastern) by Dec., 9-7
Ethan Willis (The Citadel) def. Eli Holiday (PC) to Dec., 3-0
Eli Holiday (PC) def. Damarrie Hayes (Truett McConnell) by Fall, 2:50, 14-0
Jack Tangen (Lander) def. Eli Holiday (PC) by Fall, 4:26, 6-4
157 – Brandon Jacoby (0-2)
Salvador Silva (Southeastern) def. Brandon Jacoby (PC) of MD, 12-0
Preston Decker (Duke) def. Brandon Jacoby (PC) to Dec., 12-6
165 – Tyler Chittum (3-2)
Tyler Chittum (PC) def. Ryan Duffelmeyer (The Citadel) by Dec., 2-0
David Hunsberger (Lander) def. Tyler Chittum (PC) by Fall, 1:31, 10-0
Tyler Chittum (PC) def. Tyler Crow (Truett McConnell) by Fall, 0:13, 2-0
Tyler Chittum (PC) def. Jaden Hardrick (Davidson) of Forfeit
Anthony Allen (The Citadel) def. Tyler Chittum (PC) of MD, 12-4
165 – Payton Hornsby (0-2)
Brodie Porter (The Citadel) def. Payton Hornsby (PC) by Fall, 2:25, 2-0
Spencer Fields (Truett McConnell) won. Payton Hornsby (PC) by Fall, 6:33, 9-0
174 – Reed Douglass (0-2)
Benjy Haubert (The Citadel) def. Reed Douglass (PC) to Dec., 3-1
Jack Bond (Lander) def. Reed Douglass (PC) to Dec., 6-5
184 – Caleb Roe (1-2)
Caleb Roe (PC) def. Zach Hornsby (Newberry) of MD, 11-2
Colin Shannon (USA) def. Caleb Roe (PC) to Dec., 10-3
JaQuez Bostic (Limestone) def. Caleb Roe (PC) of MD, 14-4
197 – Malcolm Wiley (4-0) 1St Location
Malcolm Wiley (PC) def. Liam Volk-Klos (American) by Dec., 8-5
Malcolm Wiley (PC) def. Nick Benton (Chattanooga) of MD, 12-2
Malcolm Wiley (PC) def. Nigel Williams (UNC-Pembroke) of MD, 11-0
Malcolm Wiley (PC) def. Connor Bourne (American) of MD, 14-0
197 – George Hopkins (0-2)
Nolan Cook (Truett McConnell) won. George Hopkins (PC) by Fall, 2:18, 2-0
Gavin Henry (Davidson) def. George Hopkins (PC) over Fall, 0:36, 2-0
285 – Morvens Saint Jean (1-2)
Ben Stemmet (The Citadel) def. Morvens Saint Jean (PC) by Fall, 1:17, 6-0
Morvens Saint Jean (PC) def. Ryan Stein (Chattanooga) of Forfeit
Juan Edmond-Holmes (Lander) def. Morvens Saint Jean (PC) by Fall, 2:25, 2-0
285 – William Leonard (0-2)
William Jarrell (American) def. William Leonard (PC) to Dec., 2-0
Jonathan Chesser (The Citadel) def. William Leonard (PC) to Dec., 5-0
NEXT:
With two tournaments under their belt, the Blue Hose will now turn their attention to Saturday’s date with Queens in a head-to-head format on November 19 from Charlotte, North Carolina. Against a similar backdrop to PC’s other dual matchup against Michigan State, next Saturday’s series will mark the first ever between the two programs.
It hasn’t been a strong start to the year for the Royals, who came up empty-handed in four November duals at the hands of The Citadel, George Mason, Williams College and Millersville yesterday in Fairfax, Virginia. Between their one-on-one meetings, Queens competed at the Black Knight Scramble in West Point, NY back on November 6th.
Presbyterian will kick it off against the Royals next weekend at 3:00 pm
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