Friday, December 19
Doylestown, Pa.
1:00
Davidson College
22
vs
21
Delaware State
Sophomore Charlie Wolff
Davidson Splits a Pair of Dual Meets Friday Afternoon
12/19/2008 10:07:44 PM | Wrestling
Final Results (pdf)
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - The Davidson wrestling team used an overtime win by sophomore Charlie Wolff to complete a 12-point comeback and take a 22-21 victory over Delaware State in the first of their two dual meets on Friday afternoon. In the second meet, they Wildcats dropped a 27-12 decision to host Delaware Valley College to go 1-1 on the day.
Against Delaware State, Davidson (2-5) fell behind 12-0 after the first two matches, then picked up their first win via an 11-2 major decision by reigning Southern Conference Wrestler of the week Vitaly Radsky. They pulled to within two, 15-13, after freshman Tyler Mullen picked up a 7-2 decision, then took a 19-18 lead when fellow freshman Thomas Jasterzbski recorded a forfeit victory in the 184-pound class.
Wolff took the mat with Davidson facing a 21-19 deficit in the team results, and then brought home the win for the 'Cats when he was awarded a two-point takedown with only two seconds remaining in the overtime period, giving Davidson three team points and a 22-21 overall victory.
Against Delaware Valley, who has a No. 3 national ranking in their division, Davidson again found itself down after the first two weight classes, then cut the lead to 9-3 when Radsky brought home his seventh consecutive victory of the season, a 5-0 decision over Eric McCann, who was ranked No. 5 in the nation at 141.
Davidson's next three wrestlers all won decisions, starting with David DeCamp's 10-4 victory, then sophomore Joe McGinley, who won 5-3. Mullen also won his second match of the day ,9-2, giving the Wildcats a 12-9 lead going into the 174-pound match.
The lead, however, was short-lived, with DVC then taking the final three matches on their way to the 27-12 overall team win. Two of their final three wrestlers are either ranked in the nation or a returning All-America, who helped lead the host Aggies to the victory.
Along with Radsky and Mullen, DeCamp also swept both of his matches on the day, with the three wrestlers taking home the victories by a combined 44-10 score over their opponents.
The 'Cats will next be in action over the weekend of Dec. 29-30, when they travel up to Greensboro, N.C. for the Southern Scuffle.
Davidson College 22, Delaware State University 21
125: Harry Broomall (DSU) by fall over Ben Altman, 2:24 (6-0 DSU)
133: Kelvin Watford (DSU) by fall over Alex Radsky, 0:49 (12-0 DSU)
141: Vitaly Radsky (DC) by major decision over Chris Dimattia, 11-2 (12-4 DSU)
149: David DeCamp (DC) by forfeit (12-10 DSU)
157: Brandon Gardner (DSU) by decision over Joe McGinley, 7-2 (15-10 DSU)
165: Tyler Mullen (DC) by decision over Kyle Robinson, 7-2 (15-13 DSU)
174: Kyle Skinner (DSU) by decision over Kevin Cook, 6-0 (18-13 DSU)
184: Thomas Jasterzbski (DC) by forfeit (19-18 DC)
197: Shawn Nowery (DSU) by decision over Sam O'Hair, 8-1 (21-19 DSU)
285: Charlie Wolff (DC) by decision over Jamar Beckett, 4-2 OT (22-21 DC)
* Takedown at heavyweight came with two seconds remaining in OT
Delaware Valley College 27, Davidson College 12
125: Chris Sheetz (DVC) by fall over Ben Altman, 1:52 (6-0 DVC)
133: Brandon Clemmer (DVC) by decision over Alex Radsky, 4-2 (9-0 DVC)
141: Vitaly Radsky (DC) by decision over Eric McCann, 5-0 (9-3 DVC)
149: David DeCamp (DC) by decision over Dale Fava, 10-4 (9-6 DVC)
157: Joe McGinley (DC) by decision over John Giusti, 5-3 (9-9)
165: Tyler Mullen (DC) by decision over Jake Phillips, 9-2 (12-9 DC)
174: Justin Barowski (DVC) by decision over Kevin Cook, 4-0 (12-12)
184: Mike Wilcox (DVC) by decision over Sam O'Hair, 6-1 (15-12 DVC)
197: Jeff Siciliano (DVC) by forfeit (21-12 DVC)
285: Kyle Bilquist (DVC) by fall over Charlie Wolff, 1:28 (27-12 DVC)
Exhibition 197: Martin Porter (DVC) by medical default over Jorge Estrada, 4:23
Exhibition 149: Robbie Hickman (DVC) by fall over Scott Matthews, 6:24
Exhibition 165: Thomas Jasterzbski (DC) by decision over Zach Marlatt, 10-7
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - The Davidson wrestling team used an overtime win by sophomore Charlie Wolff to complete a 12-point comeback and take a 22-21 victory over Delaware State in the first of their two dual meets on Friday afternoon. In the second meet, they Wildcats dropped a 27-12 decision to host Delaware Valley College to go 1-1 on the day.
Against Delaware State, Davidson (2-5) fell behind 12-0 after the first two matches, then picked up their first win via an 11-2 major decision by reigning Southern Conference Wrestler of the week Vitaly Radsky. They pulled to within two, 15-13, after freshman Tyler Mullen picked up a 7-2 decision, then took a 19-18 lead when fellow freshman Thomas Jasterzbski recorded a forfeit victory in the 184-pound class.
Wolff took the mat with Davidson facing a 21-19 deficit in the team results, and then brought home the win for the 'Cats when he was awarded a two-point takedown with only two seconds remaining in the overtime period, giving Davidson three team points and a 22-21 overall victory.
Against Delaware Valley, who has a No. 3 national ranking in their division, Davidson again found itself down after the first two weight classes, then cut the lead to 9-3 when Radsky brought home his seventh consecutive victory of the season, a 5-0 decision over Eric McCann, who was ranked No. 5 in the nation at 141.
Davidson's next three wrestlers all won decisions, starting with David DeCamp's 10-4 victory, then sophomore Joe McGinley, who won 5-3. Mullen also won his second match of the day ,9-2, giving the Wildcats a 12-9 lead going into the 174-pound match.
The lead, however, was short-lived, with DVC then taking the final three matches on their way to the 27-12 overall team win. Two of their final three wrestlers are either ranked in the nation or a returning All-America, who helped lead the host Aggies to the victory.
Along with Radsky and Mullen, DeCamp also swept both of his matches on the day, with the three wrestlers taking home the victories by a combined 44-10 score over their opponents.
The 'Cats will next be in action over the weekend of Dec. 29-30, when they travel up to Greensboro, N.C. for the Southern Scuffle.
Davidson College 22, Delaware State University 21
125: Harry Broomall (DSU) by fall over Ben Altman, 2:24 (6-0 DSU)
133: Kelvin Watford (DSU) by fall over Alex Radsky, 0:49 (12-0 DSU)
141: Vitaly Radsky (DC) by major decision over Chris Dimattia, 11-2 (12-4 DSU)
149: David DeCamp (DC) by forfeit (12-10 DSU)
157: Brandon Gardner (DSU) by decision over Joe McGinley, 7-2 (15-10 DSU)
165: Tyler Mullen (DC) by decision over Kyle Robinson, 7-2 (15-13 DSU)
174: Kyle Skinner (DSU) by decision over Kevin Cook, 6-0 (18-13 DSU)
184: Thomas Jasterzbski (DC) by forfeit (19-18 DC)
197: Shawn Nowery (DSU) by decision over Sam O'Hair, 8-1 (21-19 DSU)
285: Charlie Wolff (DC) by decision over Jamar Beckett, 4-2 OT (22-21 DC)
* Takedown at heavyweight came with two seconds remaining in OT
Delaware Valley College 27, Davidson College 12
125: Chris Sheetz (DVC) by fall over Ben Altman, 1:52 (6-0 DVC)
133: Brandon Clemmer (DVC) by decision over Alex Radsky, 4-2 (9-0 DVC)
141: Vitaly Radsky (DC) by decision over Eric McCann, 5-0 (9-3 DVC)
149: David DeCamp (DC) by decision over Dale Fava, 10-4 (9-6 DVC)
157: Joe McGinley (DC) by decision over John Giusti, 5-3 (9-9)
165: Tyler Mullen (DC) by decision over Jake Phillips, 9-2 (12-9 DC)
174: Justin Barowski (DVC) by decision over Kevin Cook, 4-0 (12-12)
184: Mike Wilcox (DVC) by decision over Sam O'Hair, 6-1 (15-12 DVC)
197: Jeff Siciliano (DVC) by forfeit (21-12 DVC)
285: Kyle Bilquist (DVC) by fall over Charlie Wolff, 1:28 (27-12 DVC)
Exhibition 197: Martin Porter (DVC) by medical default over Jorge Estrada, 4:23
Exhibition 149: Robbie Hickman (DVC) by fall over Scott Matthews, 6:24
Exhibition 165: Thomas Jasterzbski (DC) by decision over Zach Marlatt, 10-7
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