Page finished 3-0 in the tournament, automatically advancing to the quarterfinals after a first round bye. From there, Page finished his Friday wrestling with a 17-0 technical fall over Sean Molle (Simon Fraser) in 5:27 and a 5-3 semifinal decision against CSU-Pueblo’s Niko Bogojevis. In the final match of the tournament, Page clinched the title and berth to nationals with a 7-2 decision against Colorado Mesa’s Jordan Passehl.
Little finished 4-1 on his way to a third place finish, starting the first day with a fall over Jacob Deaguero (Adams State) in 4:12and a sudden victory, 3-1, decision against Jeromy Davenport of Central Oklahoma. After a semifinal loss (7-5) to James Martinez (Colorado Mesa) ended his Friday competition, Little reached the consolation finals with a 7-6 victory of Kellen Pelzel of New Mexico Highlands, taking advantage of a riding time point. In the third place match, Little shutout Nolan Kistler (Cal Baptist) and won, 4-0.
Inman was also 4-1 in the tournament, defeating Jonathon Costa (San Francisco State), 8-2, in the consolation finals. Prior to reaching the third place match, Inman started his Saturday action with a 7-5 decision over New Mexico Highlands’ Easton Hargrave. On the first day, Inman went 2-1 with a decision (7-2) against Central Oklahoma’s Caleb Hawes, a major decision (13-3) over Dylan Fors (Chadron State) and a 7-2 semifinal loss against Western State’s Kyle Piatt.
Killip went 4-2 overall, reaching the semifinals with a technical fall (17-2) over Jon Henderson of Adams State and a 2-1 overtime (tiebreaker-1) win against Colorado Mines’ Jacob Gerken. After a 4-1 loss to Corbin Bennetts (Western State) ended his first day, Killip rebounded on the second day to take fourth place and reach the NCAA Championships. Killip won by decision, 5-1, over Dan Gaylor (New Mexico Highlands) in the consolation semifinals before ending the tournament with a narrow 3-2 loss in the third place match against Daniel Salazar (Colorado Mesa).
As a team, the Tigers were fifth in the 63.5 points, just behind fourth place San Francisco State (65 points). From there, a large gap in scores put the top three as Nebraska-Kearney (128.5 points), Western State (117 points) and Colorado Mesa (107 points).
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Complete results for FHSU at the NCAA West Super Regionals are below.
125 – Adam Ludwin
Champ. Round 1 – Christian Betancourt (Cal Baptist) wins in tiebreaker-1 (4-2) over Ludwin
Cons. Round 1 – Ludwin wins by decision (3-0) over Zachary Gracia (Colorado Mines)
Cons. Round 2 – Dustin Reed (Newman) wins by decision (2-1) over Ludwin
133 – Anthony Calderon
Champ. Round 1 – Dustin Reed (Central Oklahoma) wins by decision (6-0) over Calderon
Cons. Round 1 – Calderon receives a bye
Cons. Round 2 – Jonathon Stelling (Colorado Mesa) wins by decision (11-8) over Calderon
141 – Noah Killip (Fourth Place, Advances to NCAA Championships)
Champ. Round 1 – Killip wins by tech fall (17-2, 4:03) over Jon Henderson (Adams State)
Quarterfinal – Killip wins in tiebreaker-1 (2-1) over Jacob Gerken (Colorado Mines)
Semifinal – Corbin Bennetts (Western State) wins by decision (4-1) over Killip
Cons. Semifinal – Killip wins by decision (5-1) over Dan Gaylor (New Mexico Highlands)
Third Place – Daniel Salazar (Colorado Mesa) wins by decision (3-2) over Killip
149 – Joey Dozier
Champ. Round 1 – Dozier wins by major decision (11-2) over Jake Anderson (Chadron State)
Quarterfinal – Dylan Furtado (San Francisco State) wins by fall (5:55) over Dozier
Cons. Round 2 – Dozier wins by decision (6-6) over Devin Vasquez (Adams State) … Dozier advances due to coaching challenge and fleeing the mat call.
Cons. Round 3 – Drew Schumann (Colorado Mesa) wins by fall (2:36) over Dozier
157 – Bradley Little (Third Place, Advances to NCAA Championships)
Champ Round 1 – Little wins by fall (4:12) over Jacob Deaguero (Adams State)
Quarterfinal – Little wins in sudden victory-1 (3-1) over Jeromy Davenport (Central Oklahoma)
Semifinal – James Martinez (Colorado Mesa) wins by decision (7-5) over Little
Cons. Semifinal – Little wins by decision (7-6) over Kellen Pelzel (New Mexico Highlands)
Third Place Match – Little wins by decision (4-0) over Nolan Kistler (Cal Baptist)
165 – Kregg Clarke
Champ. Round 1 – Clarke wins by decision (8-7) over Vincent Aboytes (San Francisco State)
Quarterfinal – Devin Aguirre (Nebraska-Kearney) wins by major decision (11-3) over Clarke
Cons. Round 2 – Chance Helmick (Chadron State) wins by decision (6-3) over Clarke
174 – Josh Rodriguez
Champ. Round 1 – Rodriguez wins by fall (4:18) over Benjamin Krantz (Colorado Mines)
Quarterfinal – Christian Smith (Cal Baptist) wins by decision (8-6) over Rodriguez
Cons. Round 2 – Rodriguez wins by decision (4-3) over Calvin Nicholls (San Francisco State)
Cons. Round 3 – Steven Ullman (CSU-Pueblo) wins by decision (7-6) over Rodriguez
184 – Jon Inman (Third Place, Advances to NCAA Championships)
Champ. Round 1 – Inman wins by decision (7-2) over Caleb Hawes (Central Oklahoma)
Quarterfinal – Inman wins by major decision (13-3) over Dylan Fors (Chadron State)
Semifinal – Kyle Piatt (Western State) wins by decision (7-2) over Inman
Cons. Semifinal – Inman wins by decision (7-5) over Easton Hargrave (New Mexico Highlands)
Third Place Match – Inman wins by decision (8-2) over Jonathon Costa (San Francisco State)
197 – Cash Drylie
Champ. Round 1 – Drylie receives a bye
Quarterfinal – Romero Cotton (Nebraska-Kearney) wins by major decision (14-5) over Drylie
Cons. Round 2 – Drylie wins by fall (6:53) over Amer Tipura (Adams State)
Cons. Round 3 – Paul Wilson (Colorado Mines) wins by major decision (11-2) over Drylie
285 – Trey Page (First Place, Advances to NCAA Championship
Champ. Round 1 – Page receives a bye
Quarterfinal – Page wins by tech fall (17-0, 5:24) over Sean Molle (Simon Fraser)
Semifinal – Page wins by decision (5-3) over Niko Bogojevis (CSU-Pueblo)
Final – Page wins by decision (7-2) over Jordan Passehl (Colorado Mesa)