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Princeton Travels to Penn for Dual Meet Finale
February 15, 2025 | Wrestling
Princeton Travels to Penn for Dual Meet Finale
Princeton vs. Penn
February 16 | 2:00 P.M. | Philadelphia, Pa.
Live Results | ESPN+
PRINCETON, N.J. – Closing out the dual meet regular season, the Princeton wrestling team will travel to Philadelphia on Sunday for a battle with Ivy rival Penn. The first bout is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at the Palestra.
Probable Lineup
125 - Ethan Rivera
133 - Dan Jones
141 - #30/31 Eligh Rivera (30)
149 - #16/12 Ty Whalen (12)
157 - Jake Mann or Cody Tavoso
165 - Blaine Bergey
174 - Xavier Giles
184 - #27/27 Kole Mulhauser (29)
197 - #16/16 Luke Stout (19)
285 - Sebastian Garibaldi
*Rankings according to Flo/Intermat (NCAA)
About the Tigers
125 - #23 Max Gallagher
133 - #21 Ryan Miller
141 - #11 CJ Composto
149 - #16 Cross Wasiliewski
157 - Jude Swisher
165 - Andy Troczynski
174 - #12 Nick Incontrera
184 - #19 Maximus Hale
197 - Nate Taylor
285 - John Pardo
*Rankings according to NCAA
About Penn
Princeton vs. Penn
February 16 | 2:00 P.M. | Philadelphia, Pa.
Live Results | ESPN+
PRINCETON, N.J. – Closing out the dual meet regular season, the Princeton wrestling team will travel to Philadelphia on Sunday for a battle with Ivy rival Penn. The first bout is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at the Palestra.
Probable Lineup
125 - Ethan Rivera
133 - Dan Jones
141 - #30/31 Eligh Rivera (30)
149 - #16/12 Ty Whalen (12)
157 - Jake Mann or Cody Tavoso
165 - Blaine Bergey
174 - Xavier Giles
184 - #27/27 Kole Mulhauser (29)
197 - #16/16 Luke Stout (19)
285 - Sebastian Garibaldi
*Rankings according to Flo/Intermat (NCAA)
About the Tigers
- Princeton had its final home dual meet on Thursday, dropping a close contest with #17 Stanford.
- No. 12 Ty Whalen earned a big decision over #9 Jaden Abas, with a last-second takedown combination that gave him the lead as the third period ended, 6-5.
- Jake Mann also earned a hard-fought victory over Jack Sonsiglio, as he found himself down with a minute to go before making a match-winning takedown and an escape to take the bout 7-4.
- No. 29 Kole Mulhauser earned a commanding tech fall victory over Tye Monteiro in just 5:11. The sophomore is now 10-4 on the season, with three wins over ranked opponents.
- The Tigers' last Ivy match was a loss to #9 Cornell on the road in Ithaca, 32-8, last Saturday.
- Senior captain Luke Stout and first-year Ethan Rivera won in the match, with Stout picking up his second-consecutive tech fall and fifth in the last eight.
- Before Cornell, Princeton had a 3-0 weekend with wins over Drexel, 24-13, and Ivy rivals Brown (36-7) and Harvard (44-0).`
- Princeton is now 3-1 in the Ivy League after capturing another big win on the road at Columbia the weekend prior, 34-3.
- #19 Stout is now 10-2 on the season. The three-time NCAA qualifier has gone 8-1 since his midseason return to the mat in January.
- #23 Marc-Anthony McGowan is 13-2 since starting the season at Midlands. The weekend prior, McGowan earned three tech fall victories in his three matches, including one against Drexel's #32 Desmond Pleasant. For his performance, McGowan was named Ivy League Wrestler of the Week on February 4th. The redshirt freshman has now earned a tech fall or a fall in six of his last seven matches, winning the only outlier by decision.
- #26 Kole Mulhauser has been strong as of late too, going 2-1 last weekend with a major decision over Brown's #27 Drew Reall and a tech fall over Harvard's Luke Rada. The sophomore is now 9-3 on the season, with two wins over ranked opponents.
- Ty Whalen has been consistent for the Tigers, as the sophomore captain is 16-1 on the season with his only loss to Rider's #15 Sam Alvarez.
- The Tigers are led by two-time national champion Head Coach Joe Dubuque, in his second season at the helm of the program. Joining Dubuque this year are two new assistant coaches - Cody Brewer, who comes to Princeton from Virginia Tech, and 219 NCAA Champion Anthony Ashnault, who is beginning his coaching career after an impressive collegiate wrestling career at Rutgers.
125 - #23 Max Gallagher
133 - #21 Ryan Miller
141 - #11 CJ Composto
149 - #16 Cross Wasiliewski
157 - Jude Swisher
165 - Andy Troczynski
174 - #12 Nick Incontrera
184 - #19 Maximus Hale
197 - Nate Taylor
285 - John Pardo
*Rankings according to NCAA
About Penn
- Penn is 9-5 on the season and 3-1 in the Ivy League, most recently dropping a home contest to #23 Lehigh at home on Thursday, 22-12.
- Last weekend, Penn also fell to #9 Cornell, 26-10.
- In the latest NWCA poll, Penn received eight votes.
- Seven Quakers landed in the second round of the NCAA Division I coaches rankings, with #12 Nick Incontrera (157), #11 CJ Composto (141), #16 Cross Wasilewski (149), #19 Jude Swisher (157), #19 Maximus Hale (184), #21 Ryan Miller (133), and #23 Max Gallagher (125).
- Penn holds the 14-5 advantage all-time against the Tigers, with the series dating back to 2005. The last meeting between the two sides was a 34-8 Quaker win in Jadwin last season.
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