Four Tigers Through to Semis at EIWA Championships as Glory Earns NCAA Bid

Patrick Glory, Quincy Monday, Nate Dugan and Luke Stout are all on to the semifinals, leading six Tigers who will compete Sunday on the second day of the EIWA Championships in Philadelphia.

With the EIWA allocated six bids at 125 pounds, Glory has clinched his fourth NCAA Championship bid. Princeton has as many as four more automatic NCAA bids still in play.

Marshall Keller and Ty Whalen stayed alive in the consolation brackets and will compete Sunday. The first session starts at 10:30 a.m.

Glory, at 125, and Monday, at 165, both defended their second seeds and will face third-seeded opponents, Glory against Penn's Ryan Miller and Monday against Columbia's Joshua Ogunsanya. A win in the semis would gain Monday his fourth NCAA Championship bid.

At 184, Dugan knocked off Hofstra's fourth-seeded Jacob Ferreira 8-3 in the quarters and will take on top-seeded Tate Samuelson of Lehigh in the semis. A win there would send the junior Dugan to the NCAAs for the first time.

At 197, Stout, seeded third, defended his seed and will face Cornell's second-seeded Jacob Cardenas in the semis. A win there would send Stout to the NCAAs for his second time in as many seasons with Princeton.

At 149, 14th-seeded Keller, who won four consolation matches a year ago to reach the third-place match and make the NCAAs for the first time, can't earn an automatic bid this year with the EIWA allocated only two spots at the weight. He'll take on Army West Point's fourth-seeded Trae McDaniel in the consolation quarters on Sunday.

At 157, rookie and 10th-seeded Ty Whalen needs to win three more matches to earn an automatic NCAA bid, and he'll start Sunday's portion of that path against Bucknell's 11th-seeded Nick Delp.

Princeton stands fifth of the 17 teams in the team standings at 53 points, with Cornell (82.5), Lehigh (68.5), Penn (67) and Columbia (66.5) in the top four spots.

Matches can be streamed via FloWrestling here, and brackets are available here.

(Seeds in parentheses)
125
Round of 16
(2) Patrick Glory (Princeton) wins by fall over (15) Michael Manta (Sacred Heart), 1:36
Quarterfinals
(2) Patrick Glory (Princeton) wins by major decision over (10) Carter Bailey (Lehigh), 8-0

133
Round of 16
(2) Michael Colaiocco (Penn) wins by major decision over (15) Sean Pierson (Princeton), 15-4
Consolation Round of 16 #2
(17) Kaelan Francois (LIU) wins by decision over (15) Sean Pierson (Princeton), 8-4

141
Round of 32
(16) Christopher Martino (Princeton) wins by fall over (17) Vincent Milazzo (Sacred Heart), 0:47
Round of 16
(1) Vince Cornella (Cornell) wins by fall over (16) Christopher Martino (Princeton), 1:52
Consolation Round of 8 #1
(8) Jordan Soriano (Drexel) wins by decision over (16) Christopher Martino (Princeton), 11-4

149
Round of 16
(3) Max Brignola (Lehigh) wins by decision over (14) Marshall Keller (Princeton), 7-2
Consolation Round of 8 #1
(14) Marshall Keller (Princeton) wins by decision over (11) Blake Saito (Brown), 7-1
Consolation Round of 8 #2
(14) Marshall Keller (Princeton) wins by major decision over (9) Jack Crook (Harvard), 12-3

157
Round of 16
(7) Nicholas Palumbo (Sacred Heart) wins by fall over (10) Ty Whalen (Princeton), 6:15
Consolation Round of 8 #1
(10) Ty Whalen (Princeton) wins by major decision over (15) Nick Alvarez (F&M), 12-3
Consolation Round of 8 #2
(10) Ty Whalen (Princeton) wins by decision over (8) Cole Handlovic (Cornell), 5-2

165
Round of 16
(2) Quincy Monday (Princeton) wins by technical fall over (15) Keegan Rothrock (Brown), 6:45, 17-2
Quarterfinals
(2) Quincy Monday (Princeton) wins by decision over (7) Dalton Harkins (Army West Point), 5-3

174
Round of 16
(8) Kole Mulhauser (Princeton) wins by major decision over (9) Sam DePrez (Binghamton), 14-2
Quarterfinals
(1) Chris Foca (Cornell) wins by decision over (8) Kole Mulhauser (Princeton), 6-2
Consolation Round of 8 #2
(14) Jake Logan (Lehigh) wins by decision over (8) Kole Mulhauser (Princeton), 3-2

184
Round of 16
(5) Nate Dugan (Princeton) wins by decision over (12) Colin Shannon (American), 8-2
Quarterfinals
(5) Nate Dugan (Princeton) wins by decision over (4) Jacob Ferreira (Hofstra), 8-3

197
Round of 16
(3) Luke Stout (Princeton) wins by technical fall over (14) Aaron Wolk (Brown), 21-6, 7:00
Quarterfinals
(3) Luke Stout (Princeton) wins by decision over (11) Jack Wehmeyer (Columbia), 6-1

285
Round of 16
(7) Travis Stefanik (Princeton) wins by decision over (10) Vincenzo Pelusi (F&M), 1-1, TB2
Quarterfinals
(2) Grady Greiss (Navy) wins by major decision over (7) Travis Stefanik, 10-1
Consolation Round of 8 #2
(12) Austin Kohlhofer (Army West Point) wins by decision over (7) Travis Stefanik, 3-0

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