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JoJo is the ring announcer.

– Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks defeat Emma and Lana

Fun match. Sasha is over. Lana is the last one announced and gets a big pop. Ends when the babyfaces do their submissions at the same time. Emma taps to Sasha.

– Sin Cara def. Fernando

Fernando is doing great heel work throughout the match. Sin Cara wins via pinfall.

– Goldust vs. Viktor

R Truth is special guest ref for Goldust vs. Viktor. Goldust wins via pinfall. He and R-Truth are friendly afterwards. Comedy match.

– WWE Tag Team Champions New Day (Big E and Xavier w/trombone) vs. Wyatts (Strowman and Rowan) vs. Big Show / Kane

Big Show gets the biggest pop of the night. New Day gets a big reaction as well. Only two guys in the ring at once, and anyone can tag anyone. Kane pins Rowan and then Big E rolls up Kane. New Day is exiting when the Wyatts start beating up Kane/Show. New Day comes to the rescue. The New Day and Big Show / Kane all chokeslam the Wyatts at the same time. Then , New Day teach Big Show and Kane how to dance. Really fun match. Every time Kane or Big Show teased a chokeslam it got a huge reaction. Xavier was taking a beating for most of it.

– Hype Bros. defeat Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas

Along with the Goldust thing, this definitely got the least reaction. Still, surprisingly hot crowd.

– U.S. Champion Kalisto defeats Alberto Del Rio via pinfall

This was easily the hottest match of the night. Both guys are super over here. Crowd was reacting to everything. Del Rio got a huge babyface pop during his entrance, so the rest of the match, he worked devilish heel (tears up a kid’s sign, etc). Outstanding work from Del Rio. I had no idea how good this guy is. Del Rio removes turnbuckle when ref’s back is turned. Then Kalisto runs Del Rio into turnbuckle and hits the Salida del Sol for the pin.

– Dean Ambrose def. Rusev (w/Lana)

Lana gets heat by talking about how Las Cruces isn’t a real city, but just a small village in the middle of nowhere. Really funny. Ambrose gets huge pop. Lana gets ejected by ref. after continuing to distract him. Ambrose gets the crap beaten out of him for most of it, then wins with a dirty deeds. Fun match.

Two British climbers caught in a deadly avalanche 19,000ft up a Pakistani mountain have described how they fought to survive after being buried under six feet of snow.

Timothy Miller ripped his way out of their buried tent with his teeth and battled to the surface before digging to save the life of his trapped companion, Bruce Normand.

The pair from Glasgow spoke for the first time of the avalanche on Ultar Sar which killed the other member of their party, Christian Huber from Austria.

Once clear of the buried tent, the pair were left in a snowstorm in only their base layers and had to dig out their kit to avoid perishing.

Mr Miller and Mr Normand then spent two days in their broken tent waiting for the weather to ease before they were finally lifted to safety by a Pakistani military helicopter.

A Pakistan military helicopter rescuing the pair from Ultar Sar

Mr Normand, a 51-year-old physicist, said Mr Miller, a 21-year-old Geology student, was a hero.

The party of experienced mountaineers was climbing the 24,239ft peak near Hunza when on June 27 the weather turned much worse than forecast.

At just over 19,000ft they settled in to wait for a break so they could go back down, digging a platform into the snow for their three-man tent.

But two days later a small avalanche hit, burying them in six feet of snow.

Christian Huber died in the avalanche

Mr Miller said: “The snow from the avalanche came down, filled the platform and buried our tent.”

Mr Miller was nearest the back of the tent and Mr Normand and Mr Huber were at the other end near the door.

“I ripped a hole with my teeth and managed to dig out. Bruce and Christian hadn’t managed to reach the surface.”

Digging down he found Mr Normand barely conscious. Mr Huber had managed to unzip the tent door, but had then suffocated.

Mr Normand told the Telegraph: “Being under 2m of snow is only slightly less terrifying than thinking about what will happen next, but you have little time to think at all.

“Tim was the real hero. I had a hand up a semi-airhole and was still able to wriggle it a bit, but was less than semi-conscious. I think I was revived by his finding my hand rather than anything it was doing on its own.”

The men had only been wearing their innermost clothing when in the tent.

“We were now outside in a snowstorm but only wearing our underwear,” explained Mr Miller.

Mr Miller then dug down to free their warm gear, with Mr Normand’s hands too cold to dig, and the pair spent the whole night making a new tent site and boiling hot drinks to stave off hypothermia.

The pair then remained in their broken tent waiting for a gap in the weather.

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“We still planned to climb down at the next opportunity but helicopters had already been organised by our friends, Mr Miller said. “Importantly this also allowed Christian’s body to be taken down.”

Pictures of the rescue released by Pakistan’s military showed a helicopter perching on a narrow ridge during the rescue, which the British High Commission described as “remarkable and dangerous”.

The men paid tribute to the Pakistani pilots – Majors Abbas, Abid, Irtaza and Zia – and their local tour guides Abdul Ghafoor and Abdul Karim of Higher Ground Expeditions.

The pair are due to reach the capital on Sunday, before heading home on Monday. Mr Huber’s body is being ferried to the capital by road.

Ultar Sar is described on mountaineering websites as a difficult and dangerous mountain to climb where there is a significant risk of avalanches.

The mountain at the end of the Batura Muztagh sub range was only climbed for the first time in 1996.

WWE Q2 Financials

The key takeaways from the WWE financials are that the company took in $199 million in revenue for the WrestleMania quarter, an all-time record.

Profits for the quarter were only $800,000, but they had projected only breaking even, so that wasn’t a surprise. For the Mania quarter, they actually lost money in the network division (Network, PPV) due to the costs of programming and WrestleMania costs. They spent $21.5 million on WrestleMania in total.

WWE also generated $29.4 million in revenue on WrestleMania. On 6/30, they had 1,511,000 network subscribers broken down as 1,130,000 in North America and 381,000 outside North America. They plan on adding more than 300 hours to the network between now and the end of the year. We’ll have a lot more on WWE financials in the next issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

The stock market didn’t have major feelings on the results as the stock closed at $19.75 per share Thursday as compared to a close of $19.74 per share Wednesday. The Dow was down .009% today while the NASDAQ and S&P were slightly up.

The second week of Impact on Thursday will be tonight on Pop TV at 8 p.m. headlined by Drew Galloway vs. Mike Bennett in the Bound for Glory series and Abyss & Crazzy Steve vs. Robbie E & Jessie Godderz for the tag team titles.

THE ROUND-UP

The Week In Lucha Libre: A look at the TripleMania card; CMLL intrigue
WWE Cruiserweight Classic results: Zack Sabre Jr. debuts; Brian Kendrick returns
WWE NXT results: TakeOver main event is set; Ibushi makes his debut
WWE Cruiserweight Classic week three preview: Zack Sabre Jr. makes his debut
The Week In British Wrestling: Hero & Dennis go to war again

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READ IT HERE: August 1, 2016 Wrestling Observer Newsletter: Brand split week one, Brock Lesnar and the WWE Wellness Policy – The entire story of Brock Lesnar, UFC drug testing, WWE drug testing and its history leads the new issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. There is also full coverage of week one of the brand extension, what has been good and what hasn’t, as well as coverage of Battleground, the G-1 Climax tournament, and the deaths of well known personalities on a regional basis like announcer Bill Cardille and Oregon advertising icon Tom Peterson.

The lead story explains in detail why Lesnar was not suspended, the changes in the policy where he can’t be suspended, who else has those loopholes, where they came from, why PED usage is more of a competitive advantage in WWE than in most real sports and why people who claim wrestling isn’t competition miss the entire point. There is also a look back to 2007 when a large percentage of the roster was suspended at the same time without test failures and why, including how office people have been treated different from talent on the subject. Take a look into specifics of the case of Randy Orton, performance vs. cosmetic in wrestling and how it has changed, how WWE differs from the other major promotions, when steroid testing started in WWF, when it was dropped and when it was restarted, a look back at the key component of the 1994 indictment of Vince McMahon and subsequent trial, and what happened and why WWF dropped drug testing.

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READ IT HERE: June 21, 1999 Wrestling Observer Newsletter: Hart family files lawsuit against WWF, WCW Great American Bash review, more – The expected lawsuit filed by the Hart family against a number of defendants, the main one being the World Wrestling Federation, was announced at a press conference on 6/15 in Kansas City.

THURSDAY NEWS UPDATE

In the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter in the lead story discussing Brock Lesnar, there was something we missed regarding the Wellness policy on the corporate website which reads: “This policy, as it may be amended from time to time, is applicable to and binding upon all WWE Talent under contract to WWE who regularly perform in-ring services as a professional sports entertainer.” It is not applicable to Lesnar because they classify that he doesn’t regularly perform in-ring services as a professional sports entertainer.

Lucha Underground will be back a few months earlier than originally planned. Season three, which just completed tapings a few weeks ago, debuts on Wednesday, 9/7 at 8 p.m.

Regarding the loss of the WWE Women’s title on Monday night by Charlotte, it was a booking decision made to try to make the first new era Raw show big. The title change had been booked to take place at SummerSlam all along, and now, a rematch is scheduled for that show instead. On the Wednesday night edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, Bryan Alvarez and I discussed a story going around that the title loss Monday was because Charlotte was taking time off, but that isn’t the case. In fact, her schedule over the next six weeks is pretty brutal.

ZZ Loupe, Josh Woods and Tom Kingdon were released today from WWE developmental. Loupe was from the Tough Enough show, and while he had charisma, but didn’t progress to their satisfaction. Woods was an MMA fighter and former college wrestling champion from University of Central Florida (the same college Tom Lawlor went to), while Kingdon was a tall bodybuilding champion who was signed about a year ago.

Evangelista Cyborg Santos, who suffered a fractured skull in a fight with Michael “Venom” Page on 7/16 in London, underwent seven hours of surgery yesterday in Houston. There is no listed recuperation time, but Santos has said he will be back soon.

WWE

Ballers, the HBO series starring Dwayne Johnson, has been officially renewed for a third season. The second season just started a couple of weeks ago.
There will be an NXT show in Toronto in late September.
A story on the class action lawsuit against WWE can be read here.
Voice of America has an article on the WWE concussion lawsuit
The New York Times has a report on concussions as well. (thanks to Chris Cruise)
E! will be taping a Rusev & Lana wedding tomorrow in Los Angeles for Total Divas. There are actually two weddings: the television version, and the other version, which takes place later.
There is a presale happening now for the 12/18 Roadblock PPV with the password of WWEPPV.
Former WWE writer Kevin Eck talks with The Miz.
WWE and Aaron’s have a partnership where WWE will send talent to some Aaron’s stores with drawings to attend a December PPV event. Talent will appear on 8/1 at a store in Atlanta, 8/29 at a store in Houston, 8/30 at a store in Dallas, 9/27 at a store in Cleveland and 11/28 at a store in Charlotte.
Bob Backlund appears today at a block party for the New Britain, CT, Bees at New Britain Stadium which starts at 4 p.m.
NXT striking coach Seth Petruzelli has been training at the Team Vision Dojo in Orlando to become a pro wrestler.

UFC / MMA

Lingerie Fighting Championships is interested in signing Ronda Rousey, should she decide to retire from UFC. I’m sure they are.
Vitor Belfort vs. Gegard Mousasi are reportedly close to signing to face each other at UFC 204 in Manchester. That’s a good middleweight fight to make underneath the Michael Bisping/Dan Henderson title rumoured to headline the card in case either falls out due to injury.
Islam Makhachev, who was pulled from his bout with Drew Dober less than 24 hours prior to UFC on FOX 19, tested positive for meldonium the USADA announced Wednesday. Despite the fact the substance is on the WADA banned list, Makhachev was found to be not at fault for ingesting it and will not receive a suspension.
Randy Brown (7-1), coming off his first career loss in April, will take on Erick Montano (7-3) at the UFC Hidalgo, TX show on September 17th.

MISCELLANEOUS

Jessie Godderz will be hosting Big Brother After Dark at 1 a.m. tonight on Pop TV.
A gallery of NCAA champions who went on to win Olympic gold medals, including Kurt Angle can be seen here. (thanks to Denis Gorman)
Jesse Ventura talks politics and pro wrestling. (thanks to Chris Cruise)
A Pokemon Go article quotes pro wrestling Hall of Famer Hiroshi Hase who is now a member of the Cabinet in Japan. That’s the real cabinet, not a pro wrestling gimmick cabinet. (thanks to Michael David)
Cody Rhodes on Twitter teased more appearances for ROH saying, “It’s probably not a one-time thing Bay Bay.” Rhodes has been wanting to work with Adam Cole, Bay Bay.
Brian Blair’s speech from last weekends Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame inductions can be seen here.
Blair also did an interview where he spoke about The Iron Sheik, saving Brutus Beefcakes’s life, and more that can be seen here.
Tully Blanchard, JJ Dillon and Magnum TA discuss Magnum’s career ending car accident.
WWE Hall of Famer Gerald Brisco and Hannibal discuss incidents where they’ve had to use amateur wrestling in pro matches to protect themselves.
A story on independent wrestler and promoter Beau James is here.
East Coast referee Daryl Lankford, 42, who is battling cancer, has had a Go Fund Me campaign set up. He can also be reached at [email protected].
Sonjay Dutt has a seminar tomorrow in Omaha at 2 p.m. Cost is $40. For those interested, they can e-mail [email protected]. The promotion runs tomorrow night at the Waiting Room Lounge in Omaha headlined by Dutt vs. Hype Gotti.
Friday night at Auditorio Municipal in Tijuana is headlined by Psycho Clown vs. Pentagon Jr. vs. Pagano and El Texano Jr & La Parka vs. Mesias & Villano IV, plus Taya and Fabi Apache appear.
Smash Wrestling on Saturday night in Oshawa, ONT at the Music Hall. You have to be 19+ to attend.
Chase Owens vs. Damien Wayne has been added to the 8/6 NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling show at the Kingsport, TN Civic Auditorium, called Fire on the Mountain. The name of the show is the same as the one Jim Cornette used for one of the old Smoky Mountain big events of the year.
Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling on 8/13 in Vancouver, BC at the Russian Community Centre.
Viva La Lucha on 8/13 in San Diego at Montgomery High School with Rey Mysterio Jr. (returning to his old high school), John Morrison, TJ Perkins, Nicho (Original Psicosis), Teddy Hart, Willie Mack and more. Tickets are at LuchaShop.com.
All Star Wrestling on 8/26 in Cloverdale, BC at the Alice McKay Building featuring the semifinals and finals of their tag team tournament.
Innovative Hybird Wrestling on 8/27 in Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia.
Steel City Pro Wrestling on 8/28 in Hamilton, ONT at 222 Queenston Rd.
FULL on 8/28 in Houston at the Arena Theater has Octagon & Tinieblas Jr. vs. Fuerza Guerrera & Pirata Morgan.
Absolute Intense Wrestling Blood sport on 9/9 in Cleveland at Our Lady of Mt Carmel with Dan Severn and Shayna Baszler appearing.
Revolution Pro Wrestling on 9/10 in Napa, CA at the Exposition will be headlined by Caristico.
Elks Wrestling is on 9/18 in Camp Hill, PA at 4 p.m. with talent from the Maven Bentley Association, CZW, On Point Wrestling, Classic Championship Wrestling, Atomic Championship Wrestling and more.
MCW Pro Wrestling on 9/24 at the MCW Arena in Joppa, MD has a 10 a.m. convention and 7:30 p.m live show.  Appearing at the convention are Bill Apter, Bret Hart, Jimmy Hart, Howard Finkel, Honky Tonk Man, Hillbilly Jim, Greg Valentine, Jim Ross, Paul Orndorff, Koko B. Ware, Brutus Beefcake, Tito Santana, Jim Cornette, Jim Neidhart, Bob Orton Jr., Nikolai Volkoff, Dennis Stamp, Hornswoggle, Tammy Sytch, Fred Ottman and Magnum T.A.
Pure Wrestling alliance no 10/21 in Guelph, ONT at the Red Chevron Club.
Promociones Gutierrez at the LIFE Pavilion in Laredo, TX has a 40th anniversary tribute show to Rayo de Jalisco Jr. Rayo teams with Atlantis & Octagon against L.A. Park & Rush & Laredo Kid.
RESULTS: CHIKARA doubleheader from Saturday 7/23 in Toronto:
Afternoon show: Kobald b Evil Uno, Rick Riley & Saul Caprice & Big Deal b Getty Young & Justin Bachman & ?, Oleg the Usurper b Warren Barksdale, Icarus & Kodama & Mark Angelosetti & Obariyon b Heidi Lovelace & Princess Kimber Lee & Ashley Vox & Delmi Exo, Trent Seven & Tyler Bate b Scott Parker & Shane Matthews, Hermit Crab & Rock Lobster and Amasis & Ophidian, Drew Gulak b Dasher Hatfield.
Evening show: Missile Assault Man b Stephon Smith, Soldier Ant b Lucas Calhoun, Trent Seven & Tyler Bate b Hype Rockwell & Race Jaxon, Los Ice Creams won tag team title over Kodama & Obariyon, Rick Riley & Saul Caprice & Big Deal b Juan Francisco de Coronado & Praksh Sabar & Proletariat Boar of Moldova, Hallowicked b Fire Ant, Princess KimberLee b Shayne Hawke.
RESULTS: CHIKARA vs Smash on Sunday in Toronto: Big Tank b Cecil Nyx, Super Smash Brothers b Dasher Hatfield & Oleg the Usurper, Mike Rollins & Pepper Parks (Braxton Sutter in TNA) b Brent Banks & Scotty O’Shea, Princess Kimber Lee b Candice LaRae, Kevin Bennett won four-way over Juan Francisco de Coronado, Space Monkey and Tyson Dux, Matt Cross b Hallowicked, Fire Ant & Soldier Ant & Worker Ant b John Greed & Sebastian Suave & Tarik, Johnny Gargano b Icarus (thanks to Steven Ashe)
Bull James, formerly Bull Dempsey in NXT, is taking bookings through Bill Behrens at [email protected]. Also taking bookings is Mark Crozner, who wrote Bray Wyatt’s theme song. Among other names available for bookings through Behrens are Eric Bischoff, Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, Sean Waltman, Diamond Dallas Page, Rick Steiner, Jay Lethal, Christopher Daniels, Frankie Kazarian (Daniels & Kazarian can’t do wrestling matches in the U.S.), Drew Galloway, Al Snow, Tommy Dreamer, New Jack, Slim J, Jimmy Rave, Matt Sydal, Ricochet, Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie, Sam Shaw, Joey Ryan and many others.

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There is much anticipation about the messages Donald Trump will send at the Nato summit taking place in Brussels.

But another actor making far fewer headlines embodies all the main challenges facing the security alliance in 2018.

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Sat at the strategically important crossroads where Europe meets Asia, how the alliance handles the country’s hopes for Nato membership will say much about the current level of confidence in the alliance. It will…

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Hundreds of young Spanish volunteers have been evacuated from Ghana after a row broke out when an aid project they signed up for via Instagram descended into chaos.

Yes We Help, founded by self-styled entrepreneur Yago Zarroca, signed up more than 1000 young people for its promised summer programmes in far flung destinations such as Ghana and Sri Lanka – or so the Barcelona-based group claimed.

Lured by Instagram pictures of smiling volunteers embracing African children and promotional posts from a handful of “Insta-Celeb” influencers, the volunteers paid €850 each for their stays – not including travel, visas or vaccinations.

But participants complained they had arrived to find the projects either in a state of complete disarray, or non-existent.

Supposed leaders were either absent or drawn from the volunteers themselves, while materials or funds needed for projects were missing.

Volunteers complained of being left without beds or food and in some cases accommodation entirely as promised stays were cut short.

The volunteers paid €850 each for their stays – not including travel, visas or vaccinations

On Thursday, more than 130 volunteers – most aged between 16 and 24 – were evacuated out of Ghana by the Spanish Embassy after being threatened by a group of armed men – allegedly sent by Yes We Help itself.

Those in Ghana mounted a protest with a banner denouncing "fraud", while a participant in Sri Lanka posted to Instagram a song calling on Mr Zarroca to "come out of his hotel" and explain himself – a move which, he told Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia, drew a threat of legal action.

Mr Zarroca himself appeared concerned only with filming and urging them to recruit other volunteer "influencers", Itziar, an 18-year-old from Madrid, told The Telegraph.

Another 17-year-old, who wished to remain anonymous, said the volunteers believed Mr Zarroca himself had called in the "mercenaries", while Spain’s foreign ministry also blamed Yes We Help.

Rafael Jariod, head of Catalonia’s Small and Medium NGO Alliance which has taken up the case, told The Telegraph Yes We Help was a profit-making business facing allegations of questionable practices.

Neither Mr Zarroca nor Yes We Help – which since removed its claim to be an NGO from its webpage – responded to repeated requests from the Telegraph, while a main contact number was no longer active.

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Bi-State Classic

December 29-30, 2014

Division 1
1. Hudson 267.5
2. Eastview 242.0
3. Pulaski 232.0
4. Burlington 230.0
5. Lakeville South 219.0
6. New Richmond 156.0
7. Baraboo 135.5
7. Holmen 135.5
9. Middleton 116.0
10. Bloomington Kennedy 112.5
11. La Crosse Central 112.0
12. Verona Area 96.0
13. Muskego 94.5
14. DC Everest 90.5
15. Marshfield 90.0
16. Tomah 89.5
17. La Crosse Logan 85.5
18. Wausau West 59.0
Division 2
1. Luxemburg-Casco 206.5
2. Ellsworth 204.0
3. Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove 201.0
4. Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards 153.0
5. River Valley 151.0
6. Mauston 134.0
7. South Saint Paul 123.0
8. Lodi 110.0
9. Mount Horeb 109.5
10. Dodgeville 101.0
11. West Salem/Bangor 97.5
12. Richland Center 86.0
13. Adams-Friendship 82.0
14. Prairie du Chien/Wauzeka-Steuben 79.0
15. Monroe 69.0
16. Viroqua 68.0
17. Portage 49.0
18. Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern 48.0
19. Belmont/Platteville 25.0
Division 3
1. Stratford 304.5
2. Lancaster 136.5
3. Iowa-Grant/Highland 133.5
4. Riverdale 118.5
5. Athens 118.0
6. New Lisbon 109.5
7. Auburndale 100.0
8. Weston/Ithaca 99.0
9. De Soto 90.0
10. Westby 89.0
11. Cashton 73.5
12. Boscobel 57.0
13. Royall 56.5
14. North Crawford/Seneca 41.0
15. Independence/Gilmanton 37.0
16. Kickapoo/La Farge 21.0
17. Hillsboro 10.0

Brackets/Results on TrackWrestling.com

Eastview

106 Results
1st Place – Tanner Schultz of Holmen
2nd Place – A.J. Schoenfuss of Stratford
3rd Place – Zach Licht of River Valley
4th Place – Logan Bellow of Pulaski
5th Place – Owen Matzek of Ellsworth
6th Place – Sawyer Sarbacker of Iowa-Grant/Highland
7th Place – Isaac Wiegel of Belmont/Platteville
8th Place – Dalton Frakes of Mount Horeb
9th Place – Drew Klabon of Hudson
10th Place – Trever Vick of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
11th Place – Jansen Mc Clelland of Viroqua
12th Place – Tyler Waterman of Boscobel
1st: Tanner Schultz (Holmen) 18-2, Fr. over A.J. Schoenfuss (Stratford) 16-2, Fr. (Dec 9-4).
3rd: Zach Licht (River Valley) 21-5, Fr. over Logan Bellow (Pulaski) 18-3, Fr. (Dec 8-6).
5th: Owen Matzek (Ellsworth) 13-4, Fr. over Sawyer Sarbacker (Iowa-Grant/Highland) 14-6, So. (Dec 5-3).
7th: Isaac Wiegel (Belmont/Platteville) 17-4, Fr. over Dalton Frakes (Mount Horeb) 15-4, Jr. (Dec 2-0).
9th: Drew Klabon (Hudson) 13-6, Jr. over Trever Vick (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 8-6, So. (Fall 0:43).
11th: Jansen Mc Clelland (Viroqua) 14-4, So. over Tyler Waterman (Boscobel) 10-4, So. (Dec 6-4).

113 Results
1st Place – Clay Lieber of Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards
2nd Place – Dustin Hatfield of River Valley
3rd Place – Jeremy Schoenherr of Stratford
4th Place – Trevor Hanson of Baraboo
5th Place – Chris Ruf of Mauston
6th Place – Kyle Cavanaugh of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
7th Place – Ryan Hannah of Viroqua
8th Place – Kyle VanGalder of DC Everest
9th Place – Jacob Anderson of Hudson
10th Place – Grant Hendren of Lakeville South
11th Place – Lorenzo Diaz of South Saint Paul
12th Place – Trevor Resheske of West Salem/Bangor
1st: Clay Lieber (Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards) 14-1, Sr. over Dustin Hatfield (River Valley) 22-2, So. (Dec 3-2).
3rd: Jeremy Schoenherr (Stratford) 18-1, Fr. over Trevor Hanson (Baraboo) 23-2, Sr. (Dec 5-0).
5th: Chris Ruf (Mauston) 17-4, Jr. over Kyle Cavanaugh (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 13-6, 8th. (Dec 7-2).
7th: Ryan Hannah (Viroqua) 13-4, Fr. over Kyle VanGalder (DC Everest) 19-5, So. (Fall 4:56).
9th: Jacob Anderson (Hudson) 14-5, Fr. over Grant Hendren (Lakeville South) 8-5, 8th. (MD 11-2).
11th: Lorenzo Diaz (South Saint Paul) 12-6, Fr. over Trevor Resheske (West Salem/Bangor) 16-9, Sr. (Fall 2:34).

120 Results
1st Place – Jaden Van Maanen of La Crosse Central
2nd Place – Hunter Dischler of Weston/Ithaca
3rd Place – Anthony Glinecki of Stratford
4th Place – Jordan Sarver of Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards
5th Place – Max Maylor of Iowa-Grant/Highland
6th Place – Clayton Beers of Prairie du Chien/Wauzeka-Steuben
7th Place – Zach Schneider of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
8th Place – Noah Reedy of West Salem/Bangor
9th Place – Austin Peper of South Saint Paul
10th Place – Frank Lor of Wausau West
11th Place – Ryan Vesbach of Viroqua
12th Place – Luke Iverson of Burlington
1st: Jaden Van Maanen (La Crosse Central) 19-0, So. over Hunter Dischler (Weston/Ithaca) 21-1, Jr. (Dec 3-2).
3rd: Anthony Glinecki (Stratford) 18-1, Jr. over Jordan Sarver (Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards) 14-3, So. (Fall 5:00).
5th: Max Maylor (Iowa-Grant/Highland) 21-4, Fr. over Clayton Beers (Prairie du Chien/Wauzeka-Steuben) 5-3, Jr. (Dec 5-0).
7th: Zach Schneider (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 16-3, Fr. over Noah Reedy (West Salem/Bangor) 14-10, Jr. (Dec 3-0).
9th: Austin Peper (South Saint Paul) 13-3, Sr. over Frank Lor (Wausau West) 20-5, Jr. (Dec 7-6).
11th: Ryan Vesbach (Viroqua) 11-7, Sr. over Luke Iverson (Burlington) 14-7, Jr. (Dec 7-3).

126 Results
1st Place – Mason Kauffman of Stratford
2nd Place – Nick Cahalan of De Soto
3rd Place – Don Veverka of DC Everest
4th Place – Josh VandeHei of Luxemburg-Casco
5th Place – Jake Obert of La Crosse Central
6th Place – Cole Murray of Monroe
7th Place – Justin Stemper of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
8th Place – Anthony Kanable of Marshfield
9th Place – Cole Skelton of Ellsworth
10th Place – Jaren Poff of La Crosse Logan
11th Place – Bryce Hill of Bloomington Kennedy
12th Place – John Phelan of Dodgeville
1st: Mason Kauffman (Stratford) 18-0, So. over Nick Cahalan (De Soto) 17-2, Sr. (Dec 7-3).
3rd: Don Veverka (DC Everest) 22-2, Sr. over Josh VandeHei (Luxemburg-Casco) 18-7, So. (Dec 4-3).
5th: Jake Obert (La Crosse Central) 18-5, So. over Cole Murray (Monroe) 19-6, So. (Dec 1-0).
7th: Justin Stemper (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 11-6, Sr. over Anthony Kanable (Marshfield) 18-5, So. (Fall 3:44).
9th: Cole Skelton (Ellsworth) 13-4, So. over Jaren Poff (La Crosse Logan) 12-4, Jr. (MD 14-6).
11th: Bryce Hill (Bloomington Kennedy) 11-7, Jr. over John Phelan (Dodgeville) 16-6, Fr. (Dec 3-2).

132 Results
1st Place – Josh Bird of Burlington
2nd Place – Stetson Clary of Weston/Ithaca
3rd Place – George Farmah of Eastview
4th Place – Bradley Prentice of Pulaski
5th Place – Hunter Pierce of Tomah
6th Place – Matt Koski of Hudson
7th Place – Bailey Slater of New Lisbon
8th Place – Bryce Younger of New Richmond
9th Place – Curt Palodichuk of South Saint Paul
10th Place – Eric Peters of Luxemburg-Casco
11th Place – Chris Rogers of Middleton
12th Place – Noah Harris of Kickapoo/La Farge
1st: Josh Bird (Burlington) 16-1, Jr. over Stetson Clary (Weston/Ithaca) 18-4, Jr. (Fall 4:40).
3rd: George Farmah (Eastview) 6-2, Sr. over Bradley Prentice (Pulaski) 15-5, Sr. (Dec 4-3).
5th: Hunter Pierce (Tomah) 18-2, So. over Matt Koski (Hudson) 13-7, Jr. (Dec 7-6).
7th: Bailey Slater (New Lisbon) 16-4, Jr. over Bryce Younger (New Richmond) 17-3, So. (M. For.).
9th: Curt Palodichuk (South Saint Paul) 12-4, Sr. over Eric Peters (Luxemburg-Casco) 14-5, Jr. (MD 14-4).
11th: Chris Rogers (Middleton) 18-4, So. over Noah Harris (Kickapoo/La Farge) 17-8, Sr. (Fall 2:43).

138 Results
1st Place – Mason Berceau of Luxemburg-Casco
2nd Place – Bradon Roen of Riverdale
3rd Place – Ben Hornickle of Burlington
4th Place – Josh Donar of Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern
5th Place – Yuri Bronson of Hudson
6th Place – Devin Bahr of West Salem/Bangor
7th Place – Cole Clark of Adams-Friendship
8th Place – David Marquardt of Stratford
9th Place – Teagen Miller of Mauston
10th Place – Jamie Sarver of Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards
11th Place – Zachary Habeck of Eastview
12th Place – Andre` Mayllen of Baraboo
1st: Mason Berceau (Luxemburg-Casco) 19-0, Sr. over Bradon Roen (Riverdale) 15-4, So. (Dec 3-2).
3rd: Ben Hornickle (Burlington) 20-1, Sr. over Josh Donar (Cuba City/Benton/Southwestern) 11-3, Jr. (MD 10-1).
5th: Yuri Bronson (Hudson) 12-5, Sr. over Devin Bahr (West Salem/Bangor) 21-3, So. (M. For.).
7th: Cole Clark (Adams-Friendship) 17-2, Jr. over David Marquardt (Stratford) 13-4, So. (Fall 0:26).
9th: Teagen Miller (Mauston) 16-4, Fr. over Jamie Sarver (Nekoosa/Assumption/Port Edwards) 10-4, Sr. (Fall 1:28).
11th: Zachary Habeck (Eastview) 7-10, Sr. over Andre` Mayllen (Baraboo) 15-9, Sr. (Dec 5-4).

145 Results
1st Place – Cole Martin of Lancaster
2nd Place – John Maki of Mauston
3rd Place – Austin Anderson of New Richmond
4th Place – Elijah Alt of River Valley
5th Place – Drew Stemper of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
6th Place – Casey Dravis of Eastview
7th Place – Paul Willfahrt of Auburndale
8th Place – Austin Engel of Athens
9th Place – Kyle Routhieaux of Luxemburg-Casco
10th Place – Hunter Whitney of Richland Center
11th Place – Jake Gille of Pulaski
12th Place – Nick Houlihan of La Crosse Logan
1st: Cole Martin (Lancaster) 15-1, Sr. over John Maki (Mauston) 17-5, Jr. (MD 16-5).
3rd: Austin Anderson (New Richmond) 16-3, Sr. over Elijah Alt (River Valley) 21-5, So. (TB-1 6-5).
5th: Drew Stemper (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 17-3, Sr. over Casey Dravis (Eastview) 14-7, Sr. (Dec 7-6).
7th: Paul Willfahrt (Auburndale) 16-2, Sr. over Austin Engel (Athens) 14-4, So. (Dec 6-4).
9th: Kyle Routhieaux (Luxemburg-Casco) 20-6, So. over Hunter Whitney (Richland Center) 17-8, Sr. (Dec 4-1).
11th: Jake Gille (Pulaski) 16-5, So. over Nick Houlihan (La Crosse Logan) 13-5, Sr. (Dec 5-4).

152 Results
1st Place – Derek Dowd of New Richmond
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3rd Place – Anders Lantz of Ellsworth
4th Place – Alex Lindstrom of Eastview
5th Place – Connor Williams of La Crosse Central
6th Place – Dustin Reynolds of Lancaster
7th Place – Trenton Pasch of Royall
8th Place – Cole Mahoney of River Valley
9th Place – Zachary Raymond of Baraboo
10th Place – Brad Jones of Mount Horeb
11th Place – Forfeit Forfeit of Unattached
12th Place – Ryan Duffy of South Saint Paul
12th Place – Kasey Caelwaerts of Pulaski
1st: Derek Dowd (New Richmond) 17-1, Sr. over Eric Schmid (Verona Area) 15-3, Sr. (Dec 6-4).
3rd: Anders Lantz (Ellsworth) 15-4, So. over Alex Lindstrom (Eastview) 13-4, So. (Dec 3-1).
5th: Connor Williams (La Crosse Central) 18-3, So. over Dustin Reynolds (Lancaster) 13-4, Jr. (Dec 7-3).
7th: Trenton Pasch (Royall) 20-3, Sr. over Cole Mahoney (River Valley) 16-7, Jr. (Dec 7-0).
9th: Zachary Raymond (Baraboo) 20-5, Jr. over Brad Jones (Mount Horeb) 19-3, Jr. (Dec 1-0).
11th: Kasey Caelwaerts (Pulaski) 8-3, Sr. over Ryan Duffy (South Saint Paul) 10-6, So. (DFF).

160 Results
1st Place – Ross Withington of Westby
2nd Place – Jared Roen of Riverdale
3rd Place – Sawyer Massie of Hudson
4th Place – Dalton Peterson of Lakeville South
5th Place – Zach Stluka of North Crawford/Seneca
6th Place – Josh Hines of Ellsworth
7th Place – Jacob Poches of Portage
8th Place – Marshall Westfall of Athens
9th Place – Casey Persike of Lodi
10th Place – Caleb Neumann of New Richmond
11th Place – Cullen Ducat of Luxemburg-Casco
12th Place – Matt May of Pulaski
1st: Ross Withington (Westby) 22-0, Sr. over Jared Roen (Riverdale) 18-1, Sr. (UTB 4-2).
3rd: Sawyer Massie (Hudson) 15-3, Jr. over Dalton Peterson (Lakeville South) 14-3, Sr. (MD 13-4).
5th: Zach Stluka (North Crawford/Seneca) 19-3, Jr. over Josh Hines (Ellsworth) 13-6, Sr. (Dec 6-4).
7th: Jacob Poches (Portage) 16-3, Sr. over Marshall Westfall (Athens) 14-5, Fr. (M. For.).
9th: Casey Persike (Lodi) 16-7, So. over Caleb Neumann (New Richmond) 14-5, Jr. (Dec 4-3).
11th: Cullen Ducat (Luxemburg-Casco) 18-8, Jr. over Matt May (Pulaski) 14-6, Jr. (MD 10-2).

170 Results
1st Place – Luke Nowak of Iowa-Grant/Highland
2nd Place – Brady McFarland of Muskego
3rd Place – Dylan Anderson of Hudson
4th Place – Lance Buckles of De Soto
5th Place – Taggert Haase of Middleton
6th Place – John Keifer of New Richmond
7th Place – Wyatt Weiler of Auburndale
8th Place – Tannor Frahm of Athens
9th Place – Mitchell Schmitz of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
10th Place – Jacob Sigler of Ellsworth
11th Place – Hermes Duran of Baraboo
12th Place – Mark Preuss of Royall
1st: Luke Nowak (Iowa-Grant/Highland) 20-3, Sr. over Brady McFarland (Muskego) 16-3, Sr. (Dec 9-5).
3rd: Dylan Anderson (Hudson) 12-1, Jr. over Lance Buckles (De Soto) 18-2, Jr. (Dec 2-0).
5th: Taggert Haase (Middleton) 19-4, Sr. over John Keifer (New Richmond) 14-5, Jr. (Dec 3-2).
7th: Wyatt Weiler (Auburndale) 14-4, Sr. over Tannor Frahm (Athens) 14-4, Jr. (MD 9-1).
9th: Mitchell Schmitz (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 15-4, Jr. over Jacob Sigler (Ellsworth) 12-5, So. (Dec 9-2).
11th: Hermes Duran (Baraboo) 19-7, Jr. over Mark Preuss (Royall) 14-9, Sr. (Dec 5-4).

182 Results
1st Place – Matt Blome of Mount Horeb
2nd Place – Brayden Morris of Bloomington Kennedy
3rd Place – Luke Dodd of Eastview
4th Place – Kamren Bornbach of Stratford
5th Place – Rylan Burrows of Adams-Friendship
6th Place – Trent Goplin of Hudson
7th Place – Brock Leum of Westby
8th Place – Jim Almquist of Lakeville South
9th Place – Kurt Jankowski of Auburndale
10th Place – Rhett Borth of Ellsworth
11th Place – Forfeit Forfeit of Unattached
12th Place – Justin Giebel of New Lisbon
12th Place – Tyrell Anderson of Riverdale
1st: Matt Blome (Mount Horeb) 19-0, Jr. over Brayden Morris (Bloomington Kennedy) 15-1, Sr. (Dec 10-5).
3rd: Luke Dodd (Eastview) 18-2, Sr. over Kamren Bornbach (Stratford) 17-2, So. (UTB 5-5).
5th: Rylan Burrows (Adams-Friendship) 7-2, Jr. over Trent Goplin (Hudson) 12-8, Sr. (Fall 2:49).
7th: Brock Leum (Westby) 19-4, Sr. over Jim Almquist (Lakeville South) 11-6, Sr. (M. For.).
9th: Kurt Jankowski (Auburndale) 14-3, Jr. over Rhett Borth (Ellsworth) 13-5, Sr. (Dec 2-0).
11th: Justin Giebel (New Lisbon) 13-4, Sr. over Tyrell Anderson (Riverdale) 8-5, Sr. (DFF).

195 Results
1st Place – David Chadd of Lancaster
2nd Place – Brady Wetter of Dodgeville
3rd Place – Levi Van Lanen of Pulaski
4th Place – David Gale of Baraboo
5th Place – Mike Delich of Eastview
6th Place – Dakin Coons of Verona Area
7th Place – Silas Coleman of Richland Center
8th Place – Josh Lang of Marshfield
9th Place – Chris Marks of Burlington
10th Place – Austin Wilcox of Boscobel
11th Place – Mike Finney of De Soto
12th Place – Louis Wiklund of Bloomington Kennedy
1st: David Chadd (Lancaster) 16-0, Sr. over Brady Wetter (Dodgeville) 23-1, Jr. (Dec 6-0).
3rd: Levi Van Lanen (Pulaski) 20-1, Sr. over David Gale (Baraboo) 16-4, Sr. (Fall 4:26).
5th: Mike Delich (Eastview) 17-4, So. over Dakin Coons (Verona Area) 20-4, Sr. (Dec 6-5).
7th: Silas Coleman (Richland Center) 18-6, Sr. over Josh Lang (Marshfield) 18-4, Jr. (M. For.).
9th: Chris Marks (Burlington) 12-3, Sr. over Austin Wilcox (Boscobel) 12-6, Sr. (Dec 2-0).
11th: Mike Finney (De Soto) 16-4, Sr. over Louis Wiklund (Bloomington Kennedy) 11-6, Jr. (Dec 10-3).

220 Results
1st Place – Hunter Kauffman of Stratford
2nd Place – Charles Serauskas of Holmen
3rd Place – Adam Lucast of Lakeville South
4th Place – Traiten Gorr of Monroe
5th Place – Hegeman Tiedt of Burlington
6th Place – Aaron Broer of West Salem/Bangor
7th Place – Isac Schindler of Hudson
8th Place – Jack Schliesman of Eastview
9th Place – Collin Faretta of Adams-Friendship
10th Place – Derek Medaris of New Lisbon
11th Place – Payton Calvert of Dodgeville
12th Place – Kyle Soderstrom of Iowa-Grant/Highland
1st: Hunter Kauffman (Stratford) 18-0, Sr. over Charles Serauskas (Holmen) 7-1, Sr. (Dec 5-4).
3rd: Adam Lucast (Lakeville South) 16-3, Jr. over Traiten Gorr (Monroe) 22-2, Jr. (TB-1 3-2).
5th: Hegeman Tiedt (Burlington) 17-4, Jr. over Aaron Broer (West Salem/Bangor) 17-7, So. (Dec 2-1).
7th: Isac Schindler (Hudson) 13-5, So. over Jack Schliesman (Eastview) 10-7, Sr. (MD 12-2).
9th: Collin Faretta (Adams-Friendship) 13-7, Sr. over Derek Medaris (New Lisbon) 4-3, Jr. (Dec 10-5).
11th: Payton Calvert (Dodgeville) 13-6, Jr. over Kyle Soderstrom (Iowa-Grant/Highland) 16-8, Sr. (For.).

285 Results
1st Place – Hunter Micolichek of Pulaski
2nd Place – Jon Zeidler of Lakeville South
3rd Place – Sean Benedict of Middleton
4th Place – Nick Otter of Burlington
5th Place – Tim Duffy of Eastview
6th Place – Skyler Kurt of Lodi
7th Place – Tyson Sommer of Athens
8th Place – Kaleb Crook of Richland Center
9th Place – Phil Rasmussen of Luxemburg-Casco
10th Place – Tyson Kauffman of Stratford
11th Place – Marcus Stalsberg of Boscobel
12th Place – Hunter Hoscheit of Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove
1st: Hunter Micolichek (Pulaski) 19-0, Sr. over Jon Zeidler (Lakeville South) 16-1, Sr. (Dec 5-2).
3rd: Sean Benedict (Middleton) 20-1, Sr. over Nick Otter (Burlington) 14-4, Sr. (Dec 3-0).
5th: Tim Duffy (Eastview) 15-5, Jr. over Skyler Kurt (Lodi) 19-5, Jr. (Dec 6-1).
7th: Tyson Sommer (Athens) 11-8, Fr. over Kaleb Crook (Richland Center) 12-5, Jr. (Fall 0:25).
9th: Phil Rasmussen (Luxemburg-Casco) 14-10, So. over Tyson Kauffman (Stratford) 13-6, So. (Dec 5-1).
11th: Marcus Stalsberg (Boscobel) 10-5, Jr. over Hunter Hoscheit (Caledonia/Houston/Spring Grove) 12-7, Jr. (Fall 2:40).

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106: Matt Petersen (B) maj. dec. Erwin Strelow 18-6
113: Perrin Barber (B) pinned Peter Fitterer 2:55
120: Gavin Gates (CF) pinned Chris Kline 1:11
126: Flabio Olmos (B) dec. Cole Zimmerman 8-3
132: Paul Fitterer (CF) dec. Ben Adamson 7-2
138: Ryan Epps (CF) maj. dec. Nathaniel Douglas 16-5
145: Hayden Strain (CF) dec. Nate Peterson 5-0
152: Alex Bertram (B) won by forfeit
160: Isaac Jestus (B) won by forfeit
170: Tanner Long (B) pinned Nathan Melhouse 5:51
182: Wesley Birch (B) won by forfeit
195: Ryan Thompson (B) won by forfeit
220: Noah Yeadon (B) won by forfeit
285: Cal Prigge (B) pinned Mason Stevens 4:45

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KEARNEY, Neb. — The Southwest Minnesota State wrestling team recorded a 2-2 record Saturday at the Midwest Duals hosted by Nebraska-Kearney. SMSU (5-5) went 2-2 as they defeated Colorado State-Pueblo (27-18) and Central Missouri (32-15) before losing to Colorado School of Mines (28-15) and Colorado Mesa (29-9).

The Mustangs won six of the 10 bouts in the first dual of the tournament versus Colorado State University-Pueblo. Patrick Kelley and Ashton Bartlett highlighted the dual with each tallying a pin.

Southwest Minnesota State 27 Colorado State Pueblo 18
125: Anthony Luft (SMSU) over Alex Baca (CSU-P) Decision 5-3 (SMSU 3-0)
133: Sam Hughes (CSU-P) over Jordan Biehn (SMSU) Fall 1:24 (CSU-P 6-3)
141: Tim Urenda (CSU-P) over Trent Butcher SMSU) Decision 7-2 (CSU-P 9-3)
149: Dillon Karajanis (CSU-P) over John Weeding (SMSU) Decision 8-4 (CSU-P 12-3)
157: Patrick Kelley (SMSU) over Steven Kelly (CSU-P) Fall 5:19 (CSU-P 12-6)
165: Jacob Begin (SMSU) over JaCobi Jones (CSU-P) Injury 0:00 (12-12)
174: Brody Goens (SMSU) over Allen Emmons (CSU-P) Decision 5-0 (SMSU 15-12)
184: Ashton Bartlett (SMSU) over Steven Ullman (CSU-P) Fall 3:01 (SMSU 21-12)
197: Marcus Finau (CSU-P) over Tristan Ezell (SMSU) Fall 6:27 (SMSU 21-18)
285: Cole Wilson (SMSU) over Niko Bogojevic (CSU-P) Decision 3-1 (SMSU 27-18)

SMSU again won six of the 10 bouts in the following dual versus Central Missouri. The Mustangs took the first three bouts to lead, 15-0. Luft, Goens and Wilson all recorded a fall in the dual.

Southwest Minnesota State 32 Central Missouri 15
125: Anthony Luft (SMSU) over Ryan Hodges (Cetral) Fall 2:23 (SMSU 6-0)
133: Jordan Biehn (SMSU) over Unknown Forfeit (SMSU 12-0)
141: Trent Butcher (SMSU) over Zadac Lankford (Central) Decision 15-13 (SMSU 15-0)
149: Frank Cagnina (Central) over Jake Slocum (SMSU) Fall 2:57 (SMSU 15-6)
157: Evan Young (Central) over Patrick Kelley (SMSU) Decision 5-4 (SMSU 15-9)
165: Jacob Begin (SMSU) over Josh Thomson (Cetnral) Tech. Fall 17-2 (SMSU 20-9)
174: Brody Goens (SMSU) over Archie Williams (Central) Fall 4:28 (SMSU 26-9)
184: Michael Boyd (Central) over Colton Vekved (SMSU) Decision 4-3 (SMSU 26-12)
197: Nick Lovejoy (Central) over Ashton Bartlett (SMSU) Decision 6-0 (SMSU 26-15)
285: Cole Wilson (SMSU) over Marshall Purtee (Central) Fall 0:18 (SMSU 32-15)

Southwest Minnesota State suffered its first loss of the tournament to Colorado School of Mines, 28-15. Begin and Wilson would both record pins while Vekved won by decision. Wilson recorded his 11th pin of the season.

Colorado School of Mines 28 Southwest Minnesota State 15
125: Zachary Gracia (Mines) over Landyn VanOverbeke (SMSU) Decision 6-3 (Mines 3-0)
133: Caleb Micho (Mines) over Jordan Biehn (SMSU) Fall 1:36 (Mines 9-0)
141: Jacob Gerken (Mines) over Trent Butcher (SMSU) Decision 10-3 (Mines 12-0)
149: Skyler Lykins (Mines) over John Weeding (SMSU) Major Decision 9-1 (Mines 16-0)
157: John Crowley (Mines) over Patrick Kelley (SMSU) Decision 12-8 (Mines 19-0)
165: Jacob Begin (SMSU) over Ethan Ruby (Mines) Fall 1:28 (Mines 19-6)
174: Karl Breidenbach (Mines) over Brody Goens (SMSU) Decision (Mines 22-6)
184: Colton Vekved (SMSU) over Ian Cheatum (Mines) Decision 9-4 (Mines 22-9)
197: Paul Wilson (Mines) over Ashton Bartlett (SMSU) Fall 0:21 (Mines 28-9)
285: Cole Wilson (SMSU) over Nick DeBruyn (Mines) Fall 0:30 (Mines 28-15)

SMSU suffered its second loss in the final dual of the tournament to Colorado Mesa, 29-9. Goens and Wilson earned points for the Mustangs as they each finished with a fall and decision, respectfully. Wilson improved his record to 24-2 this season and has a nine dual win streak.

Colorado Mesa 29 defeated Southwest Minnesota State 9
125: Colby Christensen (Mesa) over Anthony Luft (SMSU) Decision 7-4 (Mesa 3-0)
133: Jonathon Stelling (Mesa) over Jordan Biehn (SMSU) Decision 7-3 (Mesa 6-0)
141: Daniel Salazar (Mesa) over Trent Butcher (SMSU) Major Decision 18-6 (Mesa 10-0)
149: Nick Swanson (Mesa) over Jake Slocum (SMSU) Decision 5-3 (Mesa 13-0)
157: James Martinez (Mesa) over Hunter St. John (SMSU) Fall 4:54 (Mesa 19-0)
165: Jessie Hoffschneider (Mesa) over Jacob Begin (SMSU) Decision 8-5 (Mesa 22-0)
174: Brody Goens (SMSU) over Randy Boerner (Mesa) Fall 1:27 (Mesa 22-6)
184: Mitch Wyatt (Mesa) over Colton Vekved (SMSU) Decision 8-3 (Mesa 25-6)
197: Francisco Retana (Mesa) over Ashton Bartlett (SMSU) Major Decision 17-4 (Mesa 29-6)
285: Cole Wilson (SMSU) over Jordan Passehl (Mesa) Decision 3-0 (Mesa 29-9)

Southwest Minnesota State will return home and face Augustana on Saturday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. in the PE Gym.

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Former WWE Superstar turned Hollywood A-lister Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson once again made The Forbes Celebrity 100 list, which features the highest-paid entertainers of 2018.
The Rock came in on the list at $124M for this year. It was noted that he earned that amount from June 2017 to June 2018, nearly doubling the earnings he made in 2017 ($65 million). The Rock moved up to 5th place overall this year, up from the 22nd spot last year.
The Rock and Vince McMahon tweeted the following about him making The Forbes: Celebrity 100 list again this year:

Wow unexpected news.
I don’t have a Harvard MBA, but my business philosophy has been sharpened over time and thru failure. I have one boss I serve and connect with – the world and the people in it. I’m the dude who started w/ $7bucks. I’m awestruck ($124M) grateful & hungry. https://t.co/0VWSn5YU6N
— Dwayne Johnson (@TheRock) July 17, 2018

Congratulations to @TheRock on becoming the highest-paid actor in @Forbes #Celeb100 history. The hardest working man in show business proving once again that anything is possible through hard work. https://t.co/xJScYQ0jxD
— Vince McMahon (@VinceMcMahon) July 19, 2018

The season premier of Miz & Mrs, which aired on the USA Network after SmackDown Live went off the air last Tuesday night, drew 1.473 million viewers and ranked #5 for the night on cable in the 18-49 demographic.
To compare, this week’s Total Bellas Episode on E! drew 610,000 viewers and ranked #14 for the night in the 18-49 demographic. SmackDown, which served as the Miz & Mrs. lead-in, drew 2.340 million viewers and ranked #4 in the 18-49 demographic. Laws of Jaws topped the night in the 18-49 demographic while Hannity topped the night in viewership with 3.097 million.