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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - After going three seasons without a weekly honor from the conference, the Purdue wrestling team has now seen an individual recognized in back-to-back weeks to open 2019-20 as senior Dylan Lydy was named the Big Ten Wrestler of the Week on Tuesday. Lydy posted a 3-0 mark at the Journeymen Duals on Saturday, including wins over a pair of top-15 ranked wrestlers to guide Purdue to a 2-1 dual record for the weekend.
Lydy opened his trip to New York with his third bonus-point victory of the season, a 12-3 major decision over Buffalo’s Jake Lanning. The Boilermaker senior followed with two wins in dramatic fashion, going to overtime for a 4-2 victory over No. 12 Kimball Bastian of Utah Valley and gutting out a 3-1 decision over No. 10 Anthony Valencia of Arizona State.
After trading escapes in regulation, and going scoreless through a minute of sudden victory, Lydy and Bastian went to a pair of 30-second tiebreaker rounds. Both wrestlers escaped quickly in their opportunities off bottom, but Lydy finished the second period with a takedown to account for the final difference.
Lydy’s final match of the day appeared to be headed in the same direction, sitting tied 1-1 after both wrestlers escaped to start the second and third periods. However Lydy began creating action in the final minute of the third, nearly getting a takedown in front of the Arizona State bench and beating the buzzer with a takedown on the edge to seal the win.
Following freshman teammate Kendall Coleman sharing Big Ten Wrestler of the Week honors last week, Lydy makes it two straight.
The Boilermakers continue dual action Sunday, heading to North Dakota State University for a 1 p.m. CT contest at the Scheels Center. The dual will air live on GoBison.com and FloWrestling.
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11 hours ago, SWINfan said:Who are the candidates to wrestle 106 for Mater Dei?
Not sure if it was intentional, but there are two MD wrestlers ranked at 195. McGrew at #3 and Lannert at #7. Will one of those two bump up to 220?
After further review @TripleB lied to me and the rankings are now fixed.
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6 hours ago, SWINfan said:Who are the candidates to wrestle 106 for Mater Dei?
Not sure if it was intentional, but there are two MD wrestlers ranked at 195. McGrew at #3 and Lannert at #7. Will one of those two bump up to 220?
According to @TripleB, Mater Dei applied for a two entry waiver and was granted it.
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Platteville Wis.- University of Wisconsin-Plattville sophomore Alexander Strueder (Fisher, Indiana) scored a takedown in sudden victory to win the 157 pound championship in the annual Super 8 Invitaional in the Pioneers’ Williams Fieldhouse.
With the score tied 3-3 late in the third period, Strueder needed a take down due to the point for riding time that Jessy Diaz of the University of Dubuque would have been rewarded. Stueder got the take down and what was thought to be for the championship as time ran out. The officials got together and determined that Strueder let go of Diaz with one second on the clock and rewarded Diaz with a point for escaping and the extra point for riding time to force sudden victory period.
Starting in neutral position, Stueder made short work as the aggresser in the sudden victory period recording the takedown 10 seconds into the period to officaly be crowned the champion.
“Coach (Mike) DeRoehn always preaches to fight your butt off, how hard can you fight. I gave up a takedown early, but came back and got the takedown with a second left, going in to overtime I knew I was prepared, we been working our butts off in the (wrestling) room,” Strueder said. “I knew I had an opportunity to go out there and make a statement and not leave it in the hands of the officials and take the match in my hands. I went back to what was working for me, my double underhooks, and took him down and that was the match.”
“Mindset was the difference maker for Strueder today. Throughout the tournament, he did a great job of listening to the coaches and then executed some crucial in-match technical adjustments,” DeRoehn said. “It was outstanding to see him keep his composure under pressure in the championship match and we’re really proud of his fight out there today.”
The Pioneers return to the mat Nov. 20 at UW-Whitewater.
Written by: Jason Piddington, Public Relations Writer-Athletics, Communications, 608-342-7645, piddingj@uwplatt.edu
Photo taken by: Andy McNeill, Campus Photographer, Communications
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Dual Schedule
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Date/Time Event Teams Nov 23 09:00 am John Hurrle at Indianapolis Arsenal Tech Teams: Eastern Hancock Hamilton Southeastern Indianapolis Arsenal Tech Kokomo Lebanon Monrovia Purdue Polytechnic Southport Warren Central Nov 23 09:00 am Capital City Classic at Beech Grove Teams: Beech Grove Franklin Central Greenwood Indian Creek Jeffersonville Perry Meridian Plainfield Westfield
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Mike and Joe recap the off-season, talk about college guys, and preview some of the juicy story lines for this year.
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Congratulations to Drake Campbell from Brownsburg for signing with Mount Olive. He is projected to wrestle 141.
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Tonight, the long awaited return of 🦍 Radio at approximately 8:45pm EST.
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Congratulations to McKinley Kemper from Evansville Central for signing with Lindenwood. He is projected to wrestle 184, 197.
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Please choose
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8 hours ago, Sig40 said:Is Roncali out this year?
Looks like they are going to Harrionson, Ohio this year on that date.
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2 minutes ago, bigballerb said:I heard he was at Bloomington south? Also saw where he committed to IU. Can sophomores even commit?
There are lots of questions it seems to as where Mr. Koontz is currently.
Any athlete can verbally commit to college, they can only sign as a senior though. Verbal commitments are just that...verbal.
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33 minutes ago, jpt189 said:When did Edgewood start going to new castle? It shows Koontz ranked at 138
He's at Perry Meridian now, his profile wasn't updated.
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Howie always one-ups the other semi-state rankers and gets his rankings out first.
Here they are
If you have questions or weights or want to know anything contact @bluemonster on here.
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Congratulations to Joseph Walker from Mishawaka for signing with Michigan. He is projected to wrestle 174, 184.
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Since we have a nice list here we go
https://indianamat.com/index.php?/history/statechamps.html/Top 4, 4-timers college success
Chad Red- 2X AA(two more to go) on pace for likely two top 4 finishes
Angel Escobedo- NCAA Champ, 4X AA
Jason Tsirtsis- NCAA Champ, 3X AA
Williard Duffy- 3X NCAA runner-upTop 4, 3-timers
Stevan Micic- 3X AA, Olympic Qualifier
Andrew Howe- NCAA Champ, 4X AA, multiple US National teams(top 3)
Reece Humphrey- 2X AA, multiple world teams
Charles McDaniel- 2X NCAA champ, 1X 2nd -
Congratulations to Raymond Rioux from Avon for signing with Indianapolis. He is projected to wrestle 133.
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Not sure what Westfield event you are referencing, but we have MANY team schedules on the team pages.
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Congratulations to Riley Bettich from Crown Point for signing with Olivet. He is projected to wrestle 125.
Jimtown 138 and Paycheck141 reacted to this -
There are only nine four-time champs and 28 three-time champs, much more ability to have success when you include more guys.
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By Joe Caprino in IndianaMat.com Magazines
44 pages, published 11/2/2019
Preview of the 2018 Indiana wrestling season
Team Poll
in High School Wrestling
Posted
No guesses or predictions needed
https://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1679155