Wolverines Rout ASU, Fall to No. 2 Nebraska, No. 16 Mizzou at National Duals

» No. 11 Michigan went 1-2 on day one of many National Duals Invitational, rolling previous Arizona State 30-10 earlier than falling to No. 2 Nebraska 24-14 and No. 16 Missouri 26-10.

» Dylan Gilcher posted an ideal 3-0 report at 165 kilos and earned ranked wins over No. 13 Nicco Ruiz (4-1) and No. 11 Maxx Mayfield (8-4).

» Brock Mantanona delivered the largest upset win with a 10-8 resolution towards Nebraska’s No. 6 Silas Allred on two takedowns, a reversal and 1:24 driving time.

TULSA, Okla. — The No. 11-ranked University of Michigan wrestling group began robust with a dominant first-round win however went 1-2 on the National Duals Invitational on Saturday (Nov. 15) on the BOK Center.

U-M cruised previous Arizona State, 30-10, earlier than falling to No. 2 Nebraska, 24-14, within the quarterfinals and No. 16 Missouri, 26-10, within the comfort bracket. With the day-one outcomes, Michigan is out of the operating for the NDI prize-money rounds.

Michigan claimed seven bouts, together with every of the final six, and earned six bonus wins in its 30-10 victory over Arizona State. ASU gained three of the primary 4 bouts, together with an upset at 149 kilos, to take a six-point lead early. Graduate scholar Diego Sotelo earned Michigan’s lone lower-weight win with an 8-0 main resolution over Damian Moreno at 125 kilos. After Sotelo’s opening takedowns, he added a counter go-behind within the last :20 and rode out the match for the bonus level.

Late scoring outlined the twin. Outside of a first-period pin at 174 kilos, the Wolverines outscored ASU 42-18 within the third interval — and 37-4 of their victories. Dylan Gilcher scored the decisive takedown with lower than :05 left within the third at 165 kilos, whereas Cameron Catrabone and Brock Mantanona secured their main choices with late scores at 157 and 184 kilos.

Gilcher, unseeded after bumping up two weight courses, edged No. 14 Nicco Ruiz 4-1. After preventing off a deep single for practically 30 seconds, Gilcher got here out clear, dropped in on his personal assault and completed on the edge with :04 left.

Catrabone, ranked thirtieth, added a ranked win of his personal with a 12-4 main resolution over No. 26 Chance McLane. Protecting a 6-4 lead within the third, Catrabone gained an prolonged scramble and used a leg turk to show McLane for a six-point sequence within the last seconds.

Redshirt sophomore Beau Mantanona pinned Cael Valencia with a cradle simply :50 into the 174-pound match. Younger brother Brock Mantanona adopted with a 15-6 main resolution, totaling 4 takedowns — together with a low single off a restart inside :10 — and 1:12 of driving time. He closed the Wolverine run of six straight wins.

Redshirt freshman Hayden Walters and graduate scholar Taye Ghadiali capped the twin with bonus factors. Walters used a second-period reversal and two late takedowns to defeat Jacob Meissner 9-1, whereas Ghadiali overwhelmed No. 23 David Szuba 17-2 with 5 takedowns and greater than two minutes of driving time.

Against No. 2 Nebraska, Michigan gained 4 bouts and had alternatives for extra, dropping two time beyond regulation matches to top-10 opponents on the upperweights. Graduate scholar Lachlan McNeil and Gilcher delivered main choices at 149 and 165 kilos, whereas Brock Mantanona secured the marquee upset with a 10-8 win over No. 6 Silas Allred at 184.

Brock Mantanona opened with a cradle off a reattack for the primary takedown, then traded reversals with Allred. After including one other takedown early within the second interval, Brock Mantanona held robust late and completed with 1:24 in driving time.

In the prior bout, Beau Mantanona dropped a 4-1 sudden victory resolution to No. 4 Christopher Minto after a Michigan problem on an obvious successful takedown was unsuccessful. The 197-pound match additionally went to time beyond regulation, with Walters falling 4-1 to No. 6 Camden McDanel.

Sotelo earned a 5-2 resolution at 125 kilos to open the twin, and McNeil and Gilcher added main choices to tug Michigan inside three after 165. McNeil posted 4 takedowns in a 15-5 win over Nikade Zinkin, and Gilcher tallied two takedowns, two again factors and two minutes of driving time in an 11-1 win over Dez Gartrell.

Michigan instantly returned to the mat to face No. 16 Missouri and endured robust breaks within the opening bouts, giving up a first-period pin at 125 and a last-second reversal on overview at 133, which set the tone early.

McNeil highlighted the twin with a top-10 win at 149, rallying to defeat No. 6 Josh Edmond 7-4 with an time beyond regulation single on the edge, narrowly lacking on the same try late in regulation.

Gilcher accomplished his excellent day along with his second ranked win, an 8-4 resolution over No. 11 Maxx Mayfield. Most of Gilcher’s scoring got here from a headlock end from his knees within the closing seconds of the second interval. The Wolverine sophomore now stands at 4-0 at 165 kilos with two top-15 wins and two bonus victories.

Ghadiali closed the day with a 17-7 main resolution over No. 25 Jarrett Stoner, recording 4 takedowns — two within the second interval — and accumulating 2:21 of driving time.

The Wolverines (2-2) will wrestle two extra duals subsequent weekend — their last competitions of the primary semester. They journey to face Columbia at 6 p.m. on Friday (Nov. 21) at Levien Gymnasium in New York, N.Y., then return dwelling to host Virginia at 2 p.m. on Sunday (Nov. 23) at Crisler Center. Tickets for Sunday’s twin can be found via the U-M Ticket Office.

No. 11 Michigan 30, Arizona State 10

Individual rankings by InterMat

125 — #20 Diego Sotelo (U-M) main dec. Damian Moreno, 9-1 — U-M, 4-0

133 — #32 Kyler Larkin (ASU) dec. Gauge Botero, 13-9 — U-M, 4-3

141 — #28 Pierson Manville (ASU) dec. Eren Sement, 3-1 — ASU, 6-4

149 — #25 Kaleb Larkin (ASU) main dec. #4 Lachlan McNeil, 12-3 — ASU, 10-4

157 — #30 Cameron Catrabone (U-M) main dec. #26 Chance McLane, 12-4 — ASU, 10-8

165 — Dylan Gilcher (U-M) dec. #14 Nicco Ruiz, 4-1 — U-M, 11-10

174 — #11 Beau Mantanona (U-M) pinned Cael Valencia, :50 — U-M, 17-10

184 — #14 Brock Mantanona (U-M) main dec. Azizbek Fayzullaev, 15-6 — U-M, 21-10

197 — #20 Hayden Walters (U-M) main dec. Jacob Meissner, 9-1 — U-M, 25-10

Hwt — #4 Taye Ghadiali (U-M) tech. fall #23 David Szuba, 17-2 (7:00) — U-M, 30-10

No. 2 Nebraska 24, No. 11 Michigan 14

Individual rankings by InterMat

125 — #20 Diego Sotelo (U-M) dec. Kael Lauridsen, 5-2 — U-M, 3-0

133 — #11 Jacob Van Dee (NU) main dec. Gauge Botero, 10-0 — NU, 4-3

141 — #2 Brock Hardy (NU) tech. fall Eren Sement, 20-5 (7:00) — NU, 9-3

149 — #4 Lachlan McNeil (U-M) main dec. Nikade Zinkin, 15-5 — NU, 9-7

157 — #1 Antrell Taylor (NU) tech. fall #30 Cameron Catrabone, 20-5 (7:00) — NU, 14-7

165 — Dylan Gilcher (U-M) main dec. Dez Gartrell, 11-1 — NU, 14-11

174 — #4 Christopher Minto (NU) dec. #11 Beau Mantanona, 4-1 SV — NU, 17-11

184 — #14 Brock Mantanona (U-M) dec. #6 Silas Allred, 10-8 — NU, 17-14

197 — #6 Camden McDanel (NU) dec. #20 Hayden Walters, 4-1 SV — NU, 20-14

Hwt — #2 AJ Ferrari (NU) main dec. #4 Taye Ghadiali, 11-3 — NU, 24-14

No. 16 Missouri 26, No. 11 Michigan 10

Individual rankings by InterMat

125 — #28 Mack Mauger (Mizzou) pinned #20 Diego Sotelo, 1:35 — MIZZ, 6-0

133 — #20 Kade Moore (Mizzou) dec. Gauge Botero, 10-9 — MIZZ, 9-0

141 — #22 Zeke Seltzer (Mizzou) dec. Eren Sement, 6-1 — MIZZ, 12-0

149 — #4 Lachlan McNeil (U-M) dec. #6 Josh Edmond, 7-4 SV — MIZZ, 12-3

157 — Seth Mendoza (Mizzou) dec. #30 Cameron Catrabone, 7-1 — MIZZ, 15-3

165 — Dylan Gilcher (U-M) dec. #11 Maxx Mayfield, 8-4 — MIZZ, 15-6

174 — #13 Cam Steed (Mizzou) dec. #11 Beau Mantanona, 5-3 — MIZZ, 18-6

184 — #8 Aeoden Sinclair (Mizzou) tech. fall #14 Brock Mantanona, 20-4 (5:22) — MIZZ, 23-6

197 — #15 Evan Bates (Mizzou) dec. #20 Hayden Walters, 8-3 — MIZZ, 26-6

Hwt — #4 Taye Ghadiali (U-M) main dec. #25 Harrett Stoner, 17-7 — MIZZ, 26-10