Saturday, January 5
Lewisburg, Pa.
2 p.m.
Bucknell University
9
vs
26
Navy
Photo by: Marc Hagemeier
Bucknell Wrestling Downed by Navy in EIWA Opener
1/5/2019 3:47:00 PM | Wrestling
LEWISBURG, Pa. – Despite Zach Hartman's 13th victory of the young season, and last-second wins by Jakob Campbell and Kyle Inlander, the Bucknell wrestling team fell to Navy, 26-9, in its EIWA opener on Saturday at Davis Gym.
Hartman, who is currently ranked as high as 10th nationally at 157 pounds, remained unbeaten against unranked wrestlers with his 4-2 decision over Quentin Hovis. Locked in a 2-2 tie at the end of two periods, Hartman methodically rode out Hovis in the third period to clinch the riding time point; he also picked up a point for stalling early in that frame.
With his victory, Hartman improved to 13-4. His four losses came to wrestlers ranked in Internat's top 10, one of which was in sudden victory.
Campbell gave the Bison (2-4, 0-1 EIWA) early momentum with his 7-6 decision over Jacob Allen at 125 pounds. With Allen nursing a one-point lead with 20 seconds remaining in the third period, Campbell scored a takedown; he then kept a scrambling Allen from escaping to keep the bout from going into overtime.
Like Campbell, Inlander was a comeback winner. In his 184-pound bout with Anthony Cable, he erased a 3-2 deficit in the final 15 seconds, picking up a penalty point and recording a takedown. Inlander ultimately walked away a 5-4 winner after Cable escaped in the final second.
The Midshipmen (2-1, 1-0 EIWA) sent three ranked wrestlers to the mat, and all three emerged victorious. At 141 pounds, Joey Gould gave No. 18 Nicolas Gil, a former NCAA qualifier, a battle but fell by a 5-1 decision. Tanner Skidgel posted the dual's lone pin at 165 pounds, giving Navy what proved to be an insurmountable 17-6 lead.
With their victory, the Midshipmen improved to 22-1 all-time against the Bison. Bucknell last defeated Navy in 1986, scoring a 19-12 win.
The Bison continue EIWA action at Lehigh on Friday, Jan. 11 at 7 p.m.
Navy 26 – Bucknell 9
125: Jakob Campbell (BU) dec. over Jacob Allen (Navy) 7-6
133: Casey Cobb (Navy) dec. over David Campbell (BU) 5-2
141: #18/19/17 Nicholas Gil (Navy) dec. over Joey Gould (BU) 5-1
149: #17/-/- Jared Prince (Navy) tech fall over Matthew Kolonia (BU) 16-1 (6:59)
157: #-/10/11 Zach Hartman (BU) dec. over Quentin Hovis (Navy) 4-2
165: Tanner Skidgel (Navy) fall over D.J. Hollingshead (BU) 6:12
174: #17/20/18 Spencer Carey (Navy) dec. over Nick Stephani (BU) 9-4
184: Kyle Inlander (BU) dec. over Anthony Cable (Navy) 5-4
197: Joshua Roetman (Navy) dec. over Drew Phipps (BU) 5-0
285: Thomas Ott (Navy) dec. over Brandon Stokes (BU) 5-1
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Note: Rankings Intermat/The Open Mat/FoWrestling
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Hartman, who is currently ranked as high as 10th nationally at 157 pounds, remained unbeaten against unranked wrestlers with his 4-2 decision over Quentin Hovis. Locked in a 2-2 tie at the end of two periods, Hartman methodically rode out Hovis in the third period to clinch the riding time point; he also picked up a point for stalling early in that frame.
With his victory, Hartman improved to 13-4. His four losses came to wrestlers ranked in Internat's top 10, one of which was in sudden victory.
Campbell gave the Bison (2-4, 0-1 EIWA) early momentum with his 7-6 decision over Jacob Allen at 125 pounds. With Allen nursing a one-point lead with 20 seconds remaining in the third period, Campbell scored a takedown; he then kept a scrambling Allen from escaping to keep the bout from going into overtime.
WHAT A COMEBACK!
— Bucknell Wrestling (@Bucknell_WRST) January 5, 2019
Jakob Campbell gets a last-second takedown to top Jacob Allen, 7-6, at 125 pounds! #rayBucknell pic.twitter.com/tHnp5e3biH
Like Campbell, Inlander was a comeback winner. In his 184-pound bout with Anthony Cable, he erased a 3-2 deficit in the final 15 seconds, picking up a penalty point and recording a takedown. Inlander ultimately walked away a 5-4 winner after Cable escaped in the final second.
KYLE INLANDER!
— Bucknell Wrestling (@Bucknell_WRST) January 5, 2019
Inlander scores a last-second takedown to edge Anthony Cable, 5-4, at 184 pounds. #rayBucknell pic.twitter.com/jG5BteXNwk
The Midshipmen (2-1, 1-0 EIWA) sent three ranked wrestlers to the mat, and all three emerged victorious. At 141 pounds, Joey Gould gave No. 18 Nicolas Gil, a former NCAA qualifier, a battle but fell by a 5-1 decision. Tanner Skidgel posted the dual's lone pin at 165 pounds, giving Navy what proved to be an insurmountable 17-6 lead.
With their victory, the Midshipmen improved to 22-1 all-time against the Bison. Bucknell last defeated Navy in 1986, scoring a 19-12 win.
The Bison continue EIWA action at Lehigh on Friday, Jan. 11 at 7 p.m.
Navy 26 – Bucknell 9
125: Jakob Campbell (BU) dec. over Jacob Allen (Navy) 7-6
133: Casey Cobb (Navy) dec. over David Campbell (BU) 5-2
141: #18/19/17 Nicholas Gil (Navy) dec. over Joey Gould (BU) 5-1
149: #17/-/- Jared Prince (Navy) tech fall over Matthew Kolonia (BU) 16-1 (6:59)
157: #-/10/11 Zach Hartman (BU) dec. over Quentin Hovis (Navy) 4-2
165: Tanner Skidgel (Navy) fall over D.J. Hollingshead (BU) 6:12
174: #17/20/18 Spencer Carey (Navy) dec. over Nick Stephani (BU) 9-4
184: Kyle Inlander (BU) dec. over Anthony Cable (Navy) 5-4
197: Joshua Roetman (Navy) dec. over Drew Phipps (BU) 5-0
285: Thomas Ott (Navy) dec. over Brandon Stokes (BU) 5-1
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Note: Rankings Intermat/The Open Mat/FoWrestling
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Players Mentioned
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/ Wrestling
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