SU Wrestling wins big at Waynesburg Duals

The Shippensburg University wrestling team won all three of its dual meets Saturday and did so in dominating fashion at the Waynesburg Duals inside the Rudy Marisa Fieldhouse.

How it happened

Shippensburg (3-0) opened its dual meet schedule by dispatching Washington & Jefferson, 34-12, Waynesburg, 43-6, and Fairmont State, 42-9.

Six Raider wrestlers went a perfect 3-0 Saturday, while four added bonus points in each of their three wins.

At the upperweights, freshman Trey Shoemaker (Lewistown, Pa./Mifflin County) and redshirt senior Danny Scheib (Hegins, Pa./Tri-Valley) recorded three pins at 197 and 285 pounds, respectively.

The Raiders also dominated the middleweights, where graduate Al Miscovich (Mount Pleasant, Pa./Mount Pleasant Area (UPJ)), freshman Mike Trainor (Cochranville, Pa./Octorara), graduate Avery Shay (New Fairfield, Ct./New Fairfield (Clarion)) and freshman Kyler Everly (Lewistown, Pa. Mifflin County) all notched three wins.

Trainor and Shay were able to tack on bonus points in all three of their victories at 149 and 157.

All told, the Raiders won all but four contested matches Saturday, and put up lopsided score lines despite forfeiting all three matches at 125 pounds.

Raider wrestling head coach Seth Bloomquist considered the team’s performance Saturday to be another strong early season statement.

“For being as young as they are they seem to have developed into a team that is ready to compete with our region,” Bloomquist noted.
 

Up Next

Up next, the Raiders head to Elizabethtown for a Thanksgiving week dual meet against the Blue Jays Nov. 22.

Score Card

Shippensburg 34, Washington & Jefferson 12

125: Tyler Ratledge (WJ) won via forfeit

133: Hunter Swedish (WJ) dec. Kyle McCollum (SU), 8-2

141: Al Miscovich (SU) dec. Bryce Rodriguez (WJ), 10-8

149: Mike Trainor (SU) tech falls Nicholas Reeping (WJ), 16-0

157: Avery Shay (SU) tech falls Christian Logan (WJ), 16-1

165: Kyler Everly (SU) pins Joshua Searle (WJ), 2:10

174: Nyiem Flucas (SU) dec. Logan Marco (WJ), 13-8

184: Brayden Roscosky (WJ) dec. Owen Koch (SU), 6-5 (OT)

197: Trey Shoemaker (SU) pins Nicholas Funovits (WJ), 4:10

285: Danny Scheib (SU) pins Will McCracken (WJ), 2:42

Exhibition Matches

133: Anthony Lavish (SU) pins Anthony Romasco (WJ), 4:10

149: Reese Polulak (SU) pins Jaizik Sanabria (WJ), 2:27

Shippensburg 43, Waynesburg 6

125: No contest

133: Kyle McCollum (SU) majors Christian Michaels (W) 14-3

141: Miscovich (SU) tech falls Harley Constable (W) 17-2

149: Mike Trainor (SU) majors Seth Evans (W) 11-1

157: Avery Shay (SU) pins Kyle Hinerman (W), 1:27

165: Kyler Everly (SU) pins Ryan Bachar (W), 0:56

174: Colby Morris (W) pins Cole Lang (SU), 2:37

184: Owen Koch (SU) wins via forfeit

197: Trey Shoemaker (SU) pins Ayden Bishoff (W), 2:16

285: Danny Scheib (SU) pins Trent Patrick (W), 1:27

Exhibition Match

141: Daniel Collins (W) vs Anthony Lavish (SU) 0-16

Shippensburg 42, Fairmont State 9

125: Brandon Meyers (FS) wins via forfeit

133: Nate Pelesky (FS) dec. Kyle McCollum (SU) 6-3

141: Al Miscovich (SU) pins Mikey Jones (FS), 3:32

149: Mike Trainor (SU) pins Caleb Everhart (FS), 4:01

157: Avery Shay (SU) pins Navid Ighani (FS), 2:57

165: Kyler Everly (SU) dec. Jude Childers (FS) 9-7

174: Nyiem Flucas (SU) pins Nick Kelbaugh (FS), 2:09

184: Owen Koch (SU) dec. Austin Gibson (FS) 1-3

197: Trey Shoemaker (SU) pins Aydan Edwards (FS), 4:27

285: Danny Scheib (SU) pins Mason Atkinson (FS), 2:15

Exhibition Match

174: Dara Heydarpour dec. Cole Lang (SU) 12-6

Comments

Richard J Murphy 1929-2023

Dick served with the United States Army until his honorable discharge. Dick was employed as budget analyst in the civil sector of the Army in Korea.

Bradley Miller 1980-2023

Born December 7, 1980, Bradley enjoyed drawing, playing video games, reading, and comic books. Bradley had the best sense of humor.

Jerome Edward Foreman Jr.

Jerome served in the U.S. Army 1959 to 1962. He retired from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives as Director of Engineering.

Lori A Voce 1964-2023

Lori will be remembered as an amazing wife and mother, who selflessly dedicated herself to ensuring the best life for her family.

Helen F Hykes 1928-2023

Early in life, Helen worked at Fishers Florist, Shippensburg, prior to having her two sons. Afterward she became a consummate homemaker.

Steven Dietrich Gotham 1942-2023

Steve also loved to dine out. However, his most cherished time was spent with his children and grandchildren, who he loved beyond measure.

Shirley Ann Hudson 1932-2023

Shirley never met a stranger; everyone was just a friend she hadn’t met. She was a devoted member of St. John’s United Church of Christ.

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