Sunday, November 13
Bethlehem, PA
Army West Point
vs
Journeymen Round Robin
Black Knights Wrap Up Weekend with Solid Showing at Journeymen Round Robin
November 13, 2022 | Wrestling
Bethlehem, Pa. - In the third tournament of the season, the Army West Point wrestling team had a solid afternoon, seeing seven cadet-athletes going undefeated.
How it Happened
In day two of competition on Sunday afternoon in the Journeymen Round Round Robin, the Black Knights had seven cadet athletes go undefeated. Black Knights Ethan Berginc, Shane Percelay, Ty Morris, Tanner Craig, Wolfgang Frable, Eli Pack, and Austin Kohlhofer all went undefeated.
In the 125-weight class, Berginc continued where he left off this weekend, going 2-0. In his first dual he defeated North Carolina State's Troy Hohman by a 6-4 decision. Berginc went on to compete against UPENN's Brady Pruett defeating Pruett with a 2-1 decision.
In the 141-class freshman Shane Percelay went undefeated going 3-0 against his opponents. Percelay went up against Sacred Heart's Vincent Milazzo, besting him with a 7-3 decision. Shane then went up against University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's Caleb Morris winning by a 3-1 decision. Percelay dominated the mat, defeating Arizona State's Lou Fincher by major decision (10-1).
Ty Morris also saw success in the 141-weight class, Morris went 3-0. Morris first went up against Sacred Heart's Nick Demarco, defeating him by commanding 15-0 technical fall. He went on to compete against Virginia Military Institute's Ray Cmil, defeating Cmil with a fall. Morris final opponent of the day was Hofstra's Mario Biancamano. Morris bested Biancamano with a fall.
In the 157-weight group, Tanner Craig went 3-0 in his duals. Craig defeated Oklahoma's Cam Picklo by a medical forfeit. He then went on to defeat Bloomburg's Cade Balestrini by major decision (12-4). Craig's final opponent of the day was University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's Nate Smith, defeating Smith by a 5-2 decision.
Freshman's Eli Pack and Wolfgang Frable both saw success both going 2-0. Pack's first opponent on the mat was Harvard's Nick Marcenelle, defeating him by decision (7-1). Continuing to dominate the mat, Pack faced Oklahoma's Seth Seago besting him with a fall.
Frable's first opponent of the day was Long Island's Joe Lopresti where he commanded the mat with a 10-1 major decision. Frable's final opponent of the day was VMI's Tyler Mousaw defeating him with a 7-5 decision.
Continuing Army's success, Black Knights Austin Kohlhofer went 3-0. Kohlhofer's first opponent was Bloomsburg's Tyler McCatharn with a 1:32 fall. Continuing his success, Austin defeated Ogden Atwood of University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown with a 6:53 fall. Still dominating the mat Kohlhofer bested Sacred Heart's Matt Walker with a fall (1:02).
For complete results click HERE:
Inside the Numbers
How it Happened
In day two of competition on Sunday afternoon in the Journeymen Round Round Robin, the Black Knights had seven cadet athletes go undefeated. Black Knights Ethan Berginc, Shane Percelay, Ty Morris, Tanner Craig, Wolfgang Frable, Eli Pack, and Austin Kohlhofer all went undefeated.
In the 125-weight class, Berginc continued where he left off this weekend, going 2-0. In his first dual he defeated North Carolina State's Troy Hohman by a 6-4 decision. Berginc went on to compete against UPENN's Brady Pruett defeating Pruett with a 2-1 decision.
In the 141-class freshman Shane Percelay went undefeated going 3-0 against his opponents. Percelay went up against Sacred Heart's Vincent Milazzo, besting him with a 7-3 decision. Shane then went up against University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's Caleb Morris winning by a 3-1 decision. Percelay dominated the mat, defeating Arizona State's Lou Fincher by major decision (10-1).
Ty Morris also saw success in the 141-weight class, Morris went 3-0. Morris first went up against Sacred Heart's Nick Demarco, defeating him by commanding 15-0 technical fall. He went on to compete against Virginia Military Institute's Ray Cmil, defeating Cmil with a fall. Morris final opponent of the day was Hofstra's Mario Biancamano. Morris bested Biancamano with a fall.
In the 157-weight group, Tanner Craig went 3-0 in his duals. Craig defeated Oklahoma's Cam Picklo by a medical forfeit. He then went on to defeat Bloomburg's Cade Balestrini by major decision (12-4). Craig's final opponent of the day was University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's Nate Smith, defeating Smith by a 5-2 decision.
Freshman's Eli Pack and Wolfgang Frable both saw success both going 2-0. Pack's first opponent on the mat was Harvard's Nick Marcenelle, defeating him by decision (7-1). Continuing to dominate the mat, Pack faced Oklahoma's Seth Seago besting him with a fall.
Frable's first opponent of the day was Long Island's Joe Lopresti where he commanded the mat with a 10-1 major decision. Frable's final opponent of the day was VMI's Tyler Mousaw defeating him with a 7-5 decision.
Continuing Army's success, Black Knights Austin Kohlhofer went 3-0. Kohlhofer's first opponent was Bloomsburg's Tyler McCatharn with a 1:32 fall. Continuing his success, Austin defeated Ogden Atwood of University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown with a 6:53 fall. Still dominating the mat Kohlhofer bested Sacred Heart's Matt Walker with a fall (1:02).
For complete results click HERE:
Inside the Numbers
- Freshman Ethan Berginc went 2-0 and is currently undefeated.
- Frehman Shane Percelay finished the day 3-0, defeating Arizona State's Lou Fincher.
- Junior Ty Morris went 3-0, defeating Sacred Heart's Nick Demarco
- Tanner Craig finished competition 3-0.
- Freshman Wolfgang Frable went 2-0, defeating Long Island's Joe Lopresti.
- Freshman Eli Pack finished 2-0, defeating Oklahoma's Seth Seago.
- Austin Kohlhofer finished the afternoon 3-0, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown's Ogden Atwood.
Coach's Corner
"Young teams are going to have some ebbs and flows in their season, and today was not our best work. Still, it was good to see a lot of our plebes notching their first college victories. We have a bunch of stuff we can take away from today and work on before we host Iowa on Thursday"- Associate Head Coach Scott Green
Cadet's Corner
"I trusted my training more on the mat and I'm happy with the progress I had, I'm not satisfied yet but I'm excited to keep building." - Tanner Craig
"I just stayed calm while wrestling and looked for my opportunities when I was in the top position. Looking forward, our team will put an emphasis on controlling the mat and the pace at which we wrestle." - Ty Morris
Up Next
The Black Knights return home for their home opener to face #2 Iowa on Thursday, November 17 at 7 p.m. at Christl Arena.
For complete coverage of Army West Point Wrestling, follow the Black Knights on Twitter and Instagram at @ArmyWP_Wres and online at www.goarmywestpoint.com.
"Young teams are going to have some ebbs and flows in their season, and today was not our best work. Still, it was good to see a lot of our plebes notching their first college victories. We have a bunch of stuff we can take away from today and work on before we host Iowa on Thursday"- Associate Head Coach Scott Green
Cadet's Corner
"I trusted my training more on the mat and I'm happy with the progress I had, I'm not satisfied yet but I'm excited to keep building." - Tanner Craig
"I just stayed calm while wrestling and looked for my opportunities when I was in the top position. Looking forward, our team will put an emphasis on controlling the mat and the pace at which we wrestle." - Ty Morris
Up Next
The Black Knights return home for their home opener to face #2 Iowa on Thursday, November 17 at 7 p.m. at Christl Arena.
For complete coverage of Army West Point Wrestling, follow the Black Knights on Twitter and Instagram at @ArmyWP_Wres and online at www.goarmywestpoint.com.