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No. 2 North Dakota State finishes NCC dual meet schedule perfect

2/22/03

FARGO, ND -- No. 2-ranked North Dakota State won 8 of 10 weight classes and rolled to a 31-6 win over St. Cloud State before a crowd of 516 fans at the Bison Sports Arena to finish the North Central Conference dual meet season a perfect 6-0.

NDSU (12-3 overall) was up 7-6 after four bouts, but a MATT STRAWSER pin, a NICK MAGEE major decision and a LUCAS CHRISTIANSON technical fall sprung the Bison to a 22-6 lead they would not relinquish.

Strawser recorded three takedowns and three 3-point near falls against Stephen Clary before registering a win by fall 1 minute, 45 seconds into the first period. Magee had 3-point and 2-point near falls in an 8-0 major decision over Derek Miller, and Christianson recorded 11 takedowns and one 2-point near fall in a 24-9 win over John Dirksen. Christianson was one takedown short of tying the single-match school record of 12 takedowns.

St. Cloud State (1-13, 0-6 NCC) got wins at 184 pounds by Tate Wheeler and at heavyweight by No. 2-rated Dustin Darveaux. Darveaux needed a third-period escape and a late takedown to turn back NDSU's CHRIS TUCHSCHERER 3-1.

North Dakota State is idle for a week before hosting the North Central Conference tournament next Sunday at the Bison Sports Arena. First- round action begins at 10 a.m. and finals begin at 7:30 p.m.

North Dakota State 31, St. Cloud State 6
125-ˆ#4 Matt Strawser, NDSU, pinned Stephan Clary, 1:45
133ˆ-Nick Magee, NDSU, maj. dec. Derek Miller, 8-0
141ˆ-Lucas Christianson, NDSU, tech. fall John Dirksen, 24-9
149ˆ-Zach Stevens, NDSU, dec. Blake Christopherson, 8-2
157ˆ-#1 Paul Carlson, NDSU, dec. Dan Duch, 9-3
165ˆ-#7 Mike Fiedler, NDSU, dec. #5 Matt Neumueller, 3-2
174ˆ-Thad Pike, NDSU, dec. #7 Jon Duncombe, 3-2
184ˆ-Tate Wheeler, SCSU, dec. Nate Pesta, 6-3
197ˆ-Brian Kraemer, NDSU, maj. dec. Luke Pohlmeier, 9-0
Hwt.ˆ-#2 Dustin Darveaux, SCSU, dec. Chris Tuchscherer, 3-1