Wrestling Drops 34-9 Decision at Eighth-Ranked TCNJ
EWING, N.J., January 28, 2007 - Springfield College junior Jake Tyler (Gouverneur, N.Y.) won a 3-1 decision at 165 pounds over the College of New Jersey's Ryan McCabe, but the Pride fell to the eighth-ranked Lions, 34-9, this afternoon at Packer Hall.
TCNJ improves its 2006-07 record to an impressive 16-1, while SC falls to 8-11 overall in its fifth consecutive dual loss.
The only other victory on the day for the Pride came when junior Eliot Smith (Richville, N.Y.), who is currently ranked eighth individually at 184 pounds, won by forfeit.
SC senior Andre Lee (Wappingers Falls, N.Y.) wrestled tough against TCNJ's Greg Osgoodby, who is ranked seventh individually at 174 pounds. In the end, however, Osgoodby sneaked by with the 5-4 decision.
The Pride will next travel to Johnson & Wales University to take on the Wildcats along with Plymouth State University and Trinity College on Saturday afternoon, February 3rd, beginning at 12:00 p.m.
#8 TCNJ 34, Springfield College 9
125: Tom Roberto (TCNJ) dec. Ryan Hannigan (SC), 9-6
133: Ray Sarinelli (TCNJ) maj. dec. James Squires (SC), 15-6
141: Tyler Branham (TCNJ) tech. fall Gary Henningson (SC), 20-3
149: Chris Prihoda (TCNJ) injury default John Archambeau (SC)
157: Joey Galante (TCNJ) maj. dec. Mark DiCiccio (SC), 17-8
165: Jake Tyler (SC) dec. Ryan McCabe (TCNJ), 3-1
174: Greg Osgoodby (TCNJ) dec. Andre Lee (SC), 5-4
184: Elliot Smith (SC) by forfeit
197: Shawn Vanwingerden (TCNJ) pinned Alex Klinoff (SC), :44
285: Steve Carbone (TCNJ) dec. Phil McGeough (SC), 10-4
Team Links
- 2008-2009 Schedule
- 2008-2009 Roster
- National Coaches Poll
- Photo Gallery
- Recruiting Brochure (.pdf)
- Team Archive
- SC Wrestling Camp Info
Head Coach Daryl Arroyo
Former Springfield College All-American Daryl Arroyo will be entering his 19th season as the head wrestling coach at his alma mater in 2008-09. Under his tutelage, the Springfield College wrestling program has posted a 265-141-6 overall dual-meet record, good for an outstanding .650 winning percentage.
Read more.