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Jan. 19, 2022 Wrestling: Eisenhower Doubles Up Union City; Meadville Edges General McLane; Cochranton Bounces Back

Cochranton's Stetson Boozer. Photo Cochranton All Sports Boosters Facebook.

RUSSELL, Pa. – Gannon Jaquay’s 5-2 decision at 152 pounds spearheaded a 48-24 Eisenhower win over Union City.

                        

Jaquay trailed Union City’s Clay Thomas in the match of the night, 2-1 before a second-period reversal game him a lead he wouldn’t relinquish.

Jaquay talked about the win afterward:

It was an impressive finish to the match for the Knights, who got pins from Josh Parker (172), Brok English (189), and Michael Vanatta (285), as well as a 21-7 major decision from Tucker Lindell at 160, a tech fall from Griffin Williams to begin the match at 106 and a pin from Ryan Chambers at 113.

                              

Union City got four forfeit victories.

Rewatch the match:

MEADVILLE 31, GENERAL MCLANE 27

MEADVILLE, Pa. – Meadville closed the match with a decision, major decision, tech fall, and pin in a 31-27 win over General McLane.

                          

Getting those results were Ben Fuller at 106 (6-3 decision), Caleb Anderson at 113 (14-5 major decision), Stephen Ernst (120, 16-0 tech fall), and Mark Dait at 126 (first-period fall).

Winning for GM were Hudson Card (138, pin), Chance Kimmey (152, 4-0 decision), Daniel Mulligan (160, pin), Ryan Dedrick (172, forfeit), and Wilson Spires (285, pin).

Also collecting wins for the Bulldogs were Alex Kinder (132, major decision), Brighton Anderson (145, 11-8 decision), Griffin Buzzell (189, 9-2 decision), and Rhoan Woodrow (215, 4-0 decision).

SHARPSVILLE 48, MERCER 12

SHARPSVILLE, Pa. – Sharpsville got five forfeits and three pins in a 48-12 win over Mercer.

Jonathan Bissell (132), Josh Divens (160), and David Moyer (172) all won by fall for the Blue Devils.

Michael Berger (152) and Avante Hall (189) both won via decision for Mercer.

COCHRANTON 62, MAPLEWOOD 10

GUYS MILLS, Pa. – Cochranton got four pins and five pins in a 62-10 win over Maplewood.

The win came on the heels of a tough 39-27 loss to Corry the night before.

                           

Isaiah Long (152), Stetson Boozer (160), Ramy Sample (285), and Kyle Lantz (106) all won by fall for the Cardinals, while Jack Martinec got a tech fall at 132 and Blake Foulk a 10-5 decision at 126.

Logan Gross (172) won by major decision and Andrew Proper (138) won by fall for Maplewood.

CORRY 49, CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 9

CORRY, Pa. – Corry got three pins and four forfeits in a 49-9 win over Cambridge Springs.

Xavier Reyda (285), Hunter Savitz (145), and Trey Proper (152) won by fall for the Beavers, while Cody Proper (120) won by major decision and William Allen (126) by decision.

Jackson Carico (189), Jordan Miller (215), and Kyle Huya (132) won by decision for Cambridge Springs.

FORT LEBOEUF 49, NORTHWESTERN 15

ALBION, Pa. – Fort LeBoeuf got four pins and three forfeits in a 49-15 win over Northwestern.

Jack Sangl (285), Conner McChesney (152), Jackson Duran (160), and Ryan Welka (172) all won by fall for the Bison, while Jojo Przybycien (132) won by major decision and Danny Church (189) by 12-7 decision.

Micah Rodriguez (106), Gabe Lopez (138), and Lloyd Fountain (145) all won via decision for the Wildcats, while Sierra Chiesa got a pin at 113.

HICKORY 53, SLIPPERY ROCK 17

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – Hickory got six points in a 53-17 win over Slippery Rock.

Louie Gill (113), Timmy Krivosh (126), Cody Miller (132), Connor Saylor (138), Carter Gill (152), and Nicholas Maule (285) all won by fall for the Hornets.

Dylan O’Brien (106, major decision), Dylan Hunyadi (160, major decision), and Ty Holland (172, decision) also were victorious for the Hornets.

GIRARD 66, IROQUOIS 6

LAWRENCE PARK, Pa. – Girard won seven matches by forfeit and four more by pin in a 66-6 win over Iroquois.

Gabe Messmer (145), Story Buchanan (152), Abraham Keep (215), and Riley Horn (132) all won by fall for the Jackets.

Sam Kightlinger (189) won by fall for the Braves.

                       

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