
2009-10 College Results
Falcons fly away with 23-12 win
January 30, 2010
Four South Dakota State
grapplers picked-up wins over Air Force in Western Wrestling Conference
action on Saturday at Frost Arena in Brookings, but a pair of major
decisions and a forfeit went against the Jackrabbits in a 23-12 loss to
the Falcons.
The loss drops the Jacks to 1-8-1 overall and 0-2 in the WWC, while Air Force improves to 5-6 overall, 1-1 in conference duals.
Aaron Pickrel got the Jackrabbits off to a good start with a 5-4
decision at 125 pounds, and then after a pair of major decisions
against the Jacks, Nick Hagar at 149 pounds and Nick Flynn at 157
pounds posted back-to-back wins to get the Jacks back in front at 9-8.
Down 0-2 early, Hagar used an escape and a reversal to get the lead and
then held got a takedown with eight seconds left in the match to secure
the 7-5 decision.
Flynn entered the third period of his match tied at four, but got a
takedown with 1:39 left to take a 6-4 lead and even though his opponent
escaped seven seconds later, he held on for a 7-5 decision thanks to
riding time.
Air Force regained the lead with a win at 165 pounds and put the match out of reach with a forfeit at 174 pounds.
The only other Jackrabbit win came at 197 pounds, when Tyler Sorenson blanked Neil Delaney 5-0 for the Jacks final three points.
The Jackrabbits return home for their final home duel of the season on
Friday, when they host Wyoming in Western Wrestling Conference action
in Frost Arena at 7 p.m.
January 30, 2010 at Brookings
Air Force 23, South Dakota State 12
125: Aaron Pickrel (SDSU) dec. Andrew Zwirlein, 5-4
133: Tyler Untrauer (AF) maj. dec. Tyler Johnson, 12-1
141: No. 16 Cole VonOhlen (AF) maj. dec. Dustin Walraven, 12-4
149: Nick Hagar (SDSU) dec. Gabe Martinez, 7-5
157: Nick Flynn (SDSU) dec. Alec Williams, 7-5
165: Justin Shadrix (AF) dec. Seth Moe, 9-3
174: Tyler French (AF) win by forfeit
184: James Ciccone (AF) dec. David Michaud, 10-3
197: Tyler Sorenson (SDSU) dec. Neil Delaney, 5-0
Hwt: Stephen Larson (AF) dec. Kevin Kelly, 3-2