Princeton University
Columbia
Wrestling Goes 1-2 On Busy Saturday
February 08, 2003 | Wrestling
Feb. 8, 2003
The Princeton wrestling team went 1-2 in matches held today at home and at Columbia. In the day's first match, Brown defeated Princeton 22-14 dropping the Tigers record to 1-4 in the EIWA. The Tigers then rebounded with a 28-21 win over Wagner. The Tigers then traveled to Columbia, where they fell 33-6 to the Lions.
Princeton began the day with a loss at 125, but with a decision from Brian Kirschbaum at 133 and a fall from Joe Clarke at 141, the Tigers held a 9-3 lead after three matches.
Brown then won the next four matches to take a 16-9 lead. Princeton moved with two points at 16-14 with No. 7 Greg Parker's win at 184. Brown bounced back, winning the the final two matches to earn the 22-14 win.
Brown 22, Princeton 14
125 - Lucas Magnani dec. Seth Dunipace, 6-3
133 - Brian Kirschbaum dec. Dan Appello, 6-0
141 - Joe Clarke pinned Anthony Marconi, 0:39
149 - David Saadeh dec John Knorring, 4-3
157 - Mike Savino dec. Milo Adams, 6-3
165 - Chris Ayers maj. dec. Charlie Wiggins, 15-5
174 - Adam Santee dec. Andrew Avsec, 3-1 (ot)
184 - Greg Parker t.f. Pete Gladish, 16-0 (6:49)
197 - Nick Ciarcia dec. Matt Fisher, 4-2
HWT - Lee Beane dec. Joe Looke, 3-1 (2ot)
Princeton then faced Wagner and earned a 28-21 victory. Princeton earned key wins from Andrew Ianuzzi, Matthew DeNichilo and Matthew Hawrilenko in the match as well as forfeit wins at 125 and 174 to claim the win.
Princeton 28, Wagner 21
125 - Kenny Chu wins by forfeit
133 - Adam James maj. dec. Brian Cochran, 13-6
141 - Ryan Foss dec. Robert Markuske, 6-4
149 - Matthew Hartigan pinned Matthew Piselli, 4:28
157 - Andrew Ianuzzi pinned Vinent Vazzana, 4:41
165 - Matthew DeNichilo maj. dec. Peter John Richard
174 - Ilya Boroditsky wins by forfeit
184 - Ryan Hayes wins by forfeit
197 - Robert Panfili dec. Ian Roncoroni, 12-6
HWT - Matt Hawrilenko dec. John Cichon, 11-3
At Columbia, Greg Parker was the only Tiger to win a match, claiming an 8-2 win over Kirk Davis. The full results from Columbia will be updated shortly.