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Short-Handed Penn State Storms Back for 19-19 Tie at No. 24 Pittsburgh
Short-Handed Penn State Storms Back for 19-19 Tie at No. 24 Pittsburgh
Dec 13th, 2009 | By viratas | Category: Penn State
PITTSBURGH, Pa.; December 12, 2009 – Wrestling without two starters, a shorthanded Penn State wrestling team stormed back from an early 9-0 deficit to win five straight bouts in the middle of the dual to walk away with a 19-19 tie at No. 24 Pittsburgh on Saturday. The Lions, ranked No. 14 nationally, already forfeiting at 197, were dealt a serious blow in warm ups when sophomore heavyweight Cameron Wade (Twinsburg, Ohio) was injured and could not wrestle.
Penn State thrashes West Virginia
Penn State University Sports Information
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — No. 14 Penn State blasted its way through the home standing West Virginia Mountaineers, winning seven of ten bouts to post a 33-12 win in Morgantown. Penn State picked up three straight pins heading into the midway point to coast to victory.
Penn State defeats West Virginia, gets fifth straight win
by Mark Palmer
With new head coach Cael Sanderson, the Penn State wrestling program scored its fifth straight win of the season, easily handling West Virginia University, 33-12, in a Friday dual meet in Morgantown, WV.
After the two schools each one the first two bouts, Penn State scored three falls in a row, putting the meet out of reach of the Mountaineers. Colby Pisani at 141 pounds, Frank Molinaro at 149, and Cael's younger brother Cyler Sanderson at 157 each scored pins to put the Nittany Lions out in front, 21-4, before intermission.
Collegian: Lions pound West Virginia
Ryan Loy
Collegian Staff Writer
Thanks to three straight pins, the Penn State wrestling team (5-1) cruised to a 33-12 victory Friday over West Virginia.
With the Nittany Lions down 4-3, Colby Pisani notched a fall at the 5:28 mark of the 141-pound bout. Frank Molinaro (149) and Cyler Sanderson (157) also won by fall to push the Lions' lead to 21-4.
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Tagged Brad Pataky, Cameron Wade, Colby Pisani, Cyler Sanderson, Dan Vallimont, David Erwin, Frank Molinaro
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CDT: Nittany Lions’ pins spark win over WVU
Andy Elder For the CDT
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Fans of sports talk radio in State College know that nationally syndicated host Papa Joe Chevalier has “Bite Me Wednesday.”
For Penn State heavyweight Cameron Wade, Friday night in Morgantown, W.Va., was “Bite Me Friday.”
Wade’s dental misadventure capped Penn State’s lopsided 33-12 win over West Virginia (0-3) at the WVU Coliseum.
The Nittany Lions (5-1) won seven of 10 bouts, rolled up a 16-8 advantage in takedowns and scored three falls, in three consecutive weights, to pound their old Eastern Wrestling League friends.
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Tagged Brad Pataky, Cameron Wade, Clay Steadman, Colby Pisani, Cyler Sanderson, Dan Vallimont, David Erwin, Frank Molinaro
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Sun-Gazette: PSU wrestlers win at West Virginia
By ANDY ELDER, For The Sun-Gazette
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – No matter if it’s in the Eastern Wrestling League or the Big Ten, Penn State still gives Craig Turnbull fits.
The 32-year West Virginia coach watched his record against the Nittany Lions sink to 7-19 on Friday night at the West Virginia University Coliseum.
Penn State (5-1) won seven of 10 weights, including three by pin and one by disqualification, to dispatch West Virginia, 32-13.
The usually loquacious Turnbull was reduced to one word when asked to assess the Mountaineers’; performance.
“Lousy,” he said.