Sunday, March 8
State College, Pa.
Noon
Rutgers University
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Big Ten Championships - Session III
Photo by: Sam Janicki
No. 11 Wrestling Closes Big Ten Championships with Eight National Qualifiers
Mar 08 | Wrestling
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – No. 11 Rutgers wrestling finished action at the 2026 Big Ten Wrestling Championships on Sunday at the Bryce Jordan Center. Seven Scarlet Knights placed at the conference tournament, while eight earned automatic bids to the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships later this month in Cleveland.
After securing seven national qualifiers the night prior, RU picked up its eighth thanks to Hunter Catka (HWT), who earned back-to-back wins Sunday afternoon and pinned Josh Terrill (Michigan State) in his ninth-place bout to secure his fourth career trip to NCAAs.
2026 Big Ten Championships Placewinners (7)
5th: Joseph Olivieri (141)
5th: Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184)
6th: Andrew Barbosa (165)
6th: Lenny Pinto (174)
6th: Remy Cotton (197)
7th: Andrew Clark (149)
8th: Ayden Smith (125)
The Scarlet Knights' eight bids to nationals are the most since they brought eight to Kansas City in 2024. It marks just the fourth time in program history RU has qualified eight or more for NCAAs, joining the cohorts from 2024 (8), 2016 (10) and 2011 (8). The eight automatic qualifiers are the most for Rutgers out of the Big Ten Championships since it punched nine through at the 2016 conference tournament in Iowa City.
Dylan Shawver (133) also wrestled to ninth place to finish one spot outside of an automatic bid. With top 33 coaches' rankings and RPIs, Shawver and Anthony White (157) will wait to see if they earn at-large selections to the NCAA Championships when they are announced Tuesday. If both are selected, Rutgers will bring its full lineup to the national tournament for just the second time in school history.
The Scarlet Knights worked seven podium finishes to close out the Big Ten Championships on Sunday. Joseph Olivieri (141) and Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184) placed fifth, while Andrew Barbosa (165), Lenny Pinto (174) and Remy Cotton (197) all placed sixth. Andrew Clark (149) finished seventh and Ayden Smith (125) wrapped up his first championships eighth.
With 63.5 points, Rutgers finished eighth in the team standings. The Scarlet Knights combined for 27 wins over the weekend, which included 18 over ranked Intermat foes, five wins over top 15 opponents and a marquee victory from Barbosa of 2025 NCAA runner-up and No. 2 Joey Blaze (Purdue) during the quarterfinals.
"I'm happy we were able to get eight through to the national tournament," said head coach Scott Goodale. "I didn't like the way we finished on Sunday, and there are things we need to work on to get prepared for Cleveland. We had some big wins this weekend, and I'm hoping we get a few more at-larges when its all said and done."
The seven placewinners mark just the third time Rutgers has produced seven or more top eight finishes at Big Tens in program history. Caratagena-Walsh, Clark and Olivieri all placed at the conference tournament for the second consecutive year, becoming the 15th, 16th and 17th multi-placewinners for the program since Rutgers began competing in the Big Ten in 2014-15. Pinto returned to the podium for the fourth time in his career after doing so three times at Nebraska.
Olivieri delivered a win in his final bout of the championships, earning a 5-2 decision over No. 11 Dario Lemus (Maryland) in his fifth-place match. Cartagena-Walsh earned a medical forfeit over No. 3 seed Silas Allred (Nebraska) to also finish fifth, while Barbosa, Cotton and Pinto all lost their respective fifth-place bouts to ranked foes.
Rutgers saw its most success in the ninth-place action, with Catak and Shawver both earning multiple wins in their respective brackets. In his ninth-place final, Shawver squared off against No. 8 seed Braxton Brown (Maryland) for the second time this weekend, working a takedown in sudden victory for the win.
Catka opened the morning with a tough 4-1 decision over No. 11 seed Hayden Filipovich (Purdue) to advance to his ninth-place final against Terrill. Catka waisted no time against the Spartan, collecting two takedowns and backs in the opening period before catching Terrill on his back in the second for the pin.
Session II Recap
Rutgers secured seven automatic bids to the national tournament after the first day of the Big Ten Wrestling Championships on Saturday at the Bryce Jordan Center. Ayden Smith (125), Joseph Olivieri (141), Andrew Clark (149), Andrew Barbosa (165), Lenny Pinto (174), Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184) and Remy Cotton (197) all locked up spots at the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships, held March 19-21 in Cleveland.
The Scarlet Knights are guaranteed seven or more national qualifiers for the fifth consecutive season under head coach Scott Goodale and will qualify five or more student-athletes to NCAAs for the 12th straight year since 2015
Barbosa took out 2025 national runner-up and previously undefeated Joey Blaze (Purdue) in the quarterfinals to advance to Saturday's semifinals, losing to No. 3 seed Mikey Caliendo (Iowa) to drop back to the wrestlebacks. Barbosa was one of only seven wrestlers seeded outside the top four to advance to a respective championship semifinal bout across the conference.
"That's a big win for him," Goodale said. "Those are the type of wins that get you out on that stage Saturday night. Great win, you just have to go out and win the next one. That's the Big Ten Conference.
Barbosa, Cartagena-Walsh, Cotton, Olivieri and Pinto will all wrestle in consolation semifinal matches when Session III begins tomorrow at 12 p.m. Clark and Smith compete for seventh during Sunday's morning session, while Dylan Shawver (133), Anthony White (157) and Hunter Catka (HWT) will all wrestle in their respective ninth-place brackets.
With seven still alive in respective consolation brackets, Rutgers is eighth with 56.5 team points.
With nine allocations at heavyweight for the Big Ten, Catka can secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Wrestling Championships with two more victories on Sunday. Shawver and White can wrestle to ninth as they attempt to secure at-large selections when they are handed out on Tuesday.
Rutgers registered six wins against top-20 opponents on Saturday, including Barbosa's decision over No. 2 Blaze and a 7-2 victory from Cartagena-Walsh against No. 6 Dylan Fishback (Ohio State).
Olivieri worked a 4-2 decision over No. 14 Braeden Davis (Penn State), Smith added a 3-2 decision over No. 15 Spencer Moore (Illinois) Pinto muscled an 8-5 decision against No. 17 Brody Baumann (Purdue) and Clark collected a 4-0 decision against No. 17 Ryder Block (Iowa) to highlight action on Saturday.
"I loved the way be bounced back tonight," Goodale said. "We still lost a lot of close matches, but we also beat a lot of good guys and won a lot of close matches. This is the Big Ten Tournament, it's really, really hard. We got seven guys through and hopefully we'll have more tomorrow."
The Scarlet Knights closed the night out strong, winning four matches in the final round of consolation bouts Saturday night. Olivieri hit a takedown on Davis in the first period and held off the Nittany Lion for a 4-2 decision in front of the Penn State faithful. Pinto landed takedowns in the second and third periods for his 8-5 decision over Baumann, while Cartagena-Walsh took down Fishback twice en route to a 7-2 final.
A medical forfeit from Ben Vanadia (Purdue) against Cotton gave RU five consolation semifinalists.
Rutgers also registered impressive wins to open the night session. In a rematch with Moore from the regular season, Smith avenged his loss with a takedown midway through the third period en route to a 4-2 decision. Needing a win to secure his third trip to the national tournament, Clark worked a takedown in the third period against Block for a 4-0 decision.
Session I Recap
No. 7 seed Andrew Barbosa (165) delivered an upset over undefeated No. 2 seed Joey Blaze (Purdue) to advance to the Big Ten Championships semifinal after Session I of the conference tournament on Saturday at the Bryce Jordan Center.
All 10 starters for No. 11 Rutgers wrestling will compete during tonight's second session, which begins at 5 p.m. ET on Big Ten Plus. Barbosa's semifinal bout against No. 3 seed Michael Caliendo (Iowa) will air at 7 p.m. on Big Ten Network.
Barbosa faced Blaze, who entered the tournament ranked No. 2 in the country with a perfect 18-0 record. Down 2-0 with just under 10 seconds in the match, Barbosa countered a reattack from Blaze and spun for the eventual match-sealing takedown. After review, Barbosa's takedown was upheld, giving the redshirt freshman a 3-2 win over last year's NCAA runner-up.
With a win over Caliendo tonight, Barbosa would become just the fourth Big Ten finalist in program history, joining Anthony Ashnault, Dylan Shawver and Nick Suriano.
Barbosa was one of seven Scarlet Knights to win opening-round matches, as he defeated No. 10 seed Cody Goebel (Wisconsin) by 2-1 decision. Shawver picked up an impressive win in second tiebreakers to No. 8 seed Braxton Brown (Maryland), while No. 10 seed Joseph Olivieri (141) and No. 11 seed Lenny Pinto (174) both added wins over higher seeds to advance.
No. 7 seed Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184), No. 3 seed Remy Cotton (197) and No. 8 seed Hunter Catka (HWT) all added wins on the frontside of the bracket. Cartagena-Walsh muscled a 5-2 win in sudden victory over No. 10 seed James Rowley (Purdue), Cotton added a 15-2 major decision against No. 14 seed Alex Smith (Northwestern), and Catka earned a 4-2 decision over No. 9 seed Josh Terrill (Michigan State).
No. 5 Ayden Smith (125), No. 7 seed Andew Clark (149) and No. 5 seed Anthony White (157) all lost in the opening round. Smith and White rebounded with decisions on the backside, while Clark earned a bye to advance to the night session.
125: (5) Ayden Smith (Eighth, 2-3)
133: (9) Dylan Shawver (3-2)
141: (10) Joseph Olivieri (Fifth, 4-2)
149: (7) Andrew Clark (Seventh, 2-2)
157: (5) Anthony White (1-3)
165: (7) Andrew Barbosa (Sixth, 2-3)
174: (11) Lenny Pinto (Sixth, 3-3)
184: (7) Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Fifth, 4-2)
197: (3) Remy Cotton (Sixth, 3-3)
HWT: (8) Hunter Catka (3-2)
After securing seven national qualifiers the night prior, RU picked up its eighth thanks to Hunter Catka (HWT), who earned back-to-back wins Sunday afternoon and pinned Josh Terrill (Michigan State) in his ninth-place bout to secure his fourth career trip to NCAAs.
2026 Big Ten Championships Placewinners (7)
5th: Joseph Olivieri (141)
5th: Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184)
6th: Andrew Barbosa (165)
6th: Lenny Pinto (174)
6th: Remy Cotton (197)
7th: Andrew Clark (149)
8th: Ayden Smith (125)
The Scarlet Knights' eight bids to nationals are the most since they brought eight to Kansas City in 2024. It marks just the fourth time in program history RU has qualified eight or more for NCAAs, joining the cohorts from 2024 (8), 2016 (10) and 2011 (8). The eight automatic qualifiers are the most for Rutgers out of the Big Ten Championships since it punched nine through at the 2016 conference tournament in Iowa City.
Dylan Shawver (133) also wrestled to ninth place to finish one spot outside of an automatic bid. With top 33 coaches' rankings and RPIs, Shawver and Anthony White (157) will wait to see if they earn at-large selections to the NCAA Championships when they are announced Tuesday. If both are selected, Rutgers will bring its full lineup to the national tournament for just the second time in school history.
The Scarlet Knights worked seven podium finishes to close out the Big Ten Championships on Sunday. Joseph Olivieri (141) and Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184) placed fifth, while Andrew Barbosa (165), Lenny Pinto (174) and Remy Cotton (197) all placed sixth. Andrew Clark (149) finished seventh and Ayden Smith (125) wrapped up his first championships eighth.
With 63.5 points, Rutgers finished eighth in the team standings. The Scarlet Knights combined for 27 wins over the weekend, which included 18 over ranked Intermat foes, five wins over top 15 opponents and a marquee victory from Barbosa of 2025 NCAA runner-up and No. 2 Joey Blaze (Purdue) during the quarterfinals.
"I'm happy we were able to get eight through to the national tournament," said head coach Scott Goodale. "I didn't like the way we finished on Sunday, and there are things we need to work on to get prepared for Cleveland. We had some big wins this weekend, and I'm hoping we get a few more at-larges when its all said and done."
The seven placewinners mark just the third time Rutgers has produced seven or more top eight finishes at Big Tens in program history. Caratagena-Walsh, Clark and Olivieri all placed at the conference tournament for the second consecutive year, becoming the 15th, 16th and 17th multi-placewinners for the program since Rutgers began competing in the Big Ten in 2014-15. Pinto returned to the podium for the fourth time in his career after doing so three times at Nebraska.
Olivieri delivered a win in his final bout of the championships, earning a 5-2 decision over No. 11 Dario Lemus (Maryland) in his fifth-place match. Cartagena-Walsh earned a medical forfeit over No. 3 seed Silas Allred (Nebraska) to also finish fifth, while Barbosa, Cotton and Pinto all lost their respective fifth-place bouts to ranked foes.
Rutgers saw its most success in the ninth-place action, with Catak and Shawver both earning multiple wins in their respective brackets. In his ninth-place final, Shawver squared off against No. 8 seed Braxton Brown (Maryland) for the second time this weekend, working a takedown in sudden victory for the win.
Catka opened the morning with a tough 4-1 decision over No. 11 seed Hayden Filipovich (Purdue) to advance to his ninth-place final against Terrill. Catka waisted no time against the Spartan, collecting two takedowns and backs in the opening period before catching Terrill on his back in the second for the pin.
Session II Recap
Rutgers secured seven automatic bids to the national tournament after the first day of the Big Ten Wrestling Championships on Saturday at the Bryce Jordan Center. Ayden Smith (125), Joseph Olivieri (141), Andrew Clark (149), Andrew Barbosa (165), Lenny Pinto (174), Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184) and Remy Cotton (197) all locked up spots at the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships, held March 19-21 in Cleveland.
The Scarlet Knights are guaranteed seven or more national qualifiers for the fifth consecutive season under head coach Scott Goodale and will qualify five or more student-athletes to NCAAs for the 12th straight year since 2015
Barbosa took out 2025 national runner-up and previously undefeated Joey Blaze (Purdue) in the quarterfinals to advance to Saturday's semifinals, losing to No. 3 seed Mikey Caliendo (Iowa) to drop back to the wrestlebacks. Barbosa was one of only seven wrestlers seeded outside the top four to advance to a respective championship semifinal bout across the conference.
"That's a big win for him," Goodale said. "Those are the type of wins that get you out on that stage Saturday night. Great win, you just have to go out and win the next one. That's the Big Ten Conference.
Barbosa, Cartagena-Walsh, Cotton, Olivieri and Pinto will all wrestle in consolation semifinal matches when Session III begins tomorrow at 12 p.m. Clark and Smith compete for seventh during Sunday's morning session, while Dylan Shawver (133), Anthony White (157) and Hunter Catka (HWT) will all wrestle in their respective ninth-place brackets.
With seven still alive in respective consolation brackets, Rutgers is eighth with 56.5 team points.
With nine allocations at heavyweight for the Big Ten, Catka can secure an automatic bid to the NCAA Wrestling Championships with two more victories on Sunday. Shawver and White can wrestle to ninth as they attempt to secure at-large selections when they are handed out on Tuesday.
Rutgers registered six wins against top-20 opponents on Saturday, including Barbosa's decision over No. 2 Blaze and a 7-2 victory from Cartagena-Walsh against No. 6 Dylan Fishback (Ohio State).
Olivieri worked a 4-2 decision over No. 14 Braeden Davis (Penn State), Smith added a 3-2 decision over No. 15 Spencer Moore (Illinois) Pinto muscled an 8-5 decision against No. 17 Brody Baumann (Purdue) and Clark collected a 4-0 decision against No. 17 Ryder Block (Iowa) to highlight action on Saturday.
"I loved the way be bounced back tonight," Goodale said. "We still lost a lot of close matches, but we also beat a lot of good guys and won a lot of close matches. This is the Big Ten Tournament, it's really, really hard. We got seven guys through and hopefully we'll have more tomorrow."
The Scarlet Knights closed the night out strong, winning four matches in the final round of consolation bouts Saturday night. Olivieri hit a takedown on Davis in the first period and held off the Nittany Lion for a 4-2 decision in front of the Penn State faithful. Pinto landed takedowns in the second and third periods for his 8-5 decision over Baumann, while Cartagena-Walsh took down Fishback twice en route to a 7-2 final.
A medical forfeit from Ben Vanadia (Purdue) against Cotton gave RU five consolation semifinalists.
Rutgers also registered impressive wins to open the night session. In a rematch with Moore from the regular season, Smith avenged his loss with a takedown midway through the third period en route to a 4-2 decision. Needing a win to secure his third trip to the national tournament, Clark worked a takedown in the third period against Block for a 4-0 decision.
Session I Recap
No. 7 seed Andrew Barbosa (165) delivered an upset over undefeated No. 2 seed Joey Blaze (Purdue) to advance to the Big Ten Championships semifinal after Session I of the conference tournament on Saturday at the Bryce Jordan Center.
All 10 starters for No. 11 Rutgers wrestling will compete during tonight's second session, which begins at 5 p.m. ET on Big Ten Plus. Barbosa's semifinal bout against No. 3 seed Michael Caliendo (Iowa) will air at 7 p.m. on Big Ten Network.
Barbosa faced Blaze, who entered the tournament ranked No. 2 in the country with a perfect 18-0 record. Down 2-0 with just under 10 seconds in the match, Barbosa countered a reattack from Blaze and spun for the eventual match-sealing takedown. After review, Barbosa's takedown was upheld, giving the redshirt freshman a 3-2 win over last year's NCAA runner-up.
With a win over Caliendo tonight, Barbosa would become just the fourth Big Ten finalist in program history, joining Anthony Ashnault, Dylan Shawver and Nick Suriano.
Barbosa was one of seven Scarlet Knights to win opening-round matches, as he defeated No. 10 seed Cody Goebel (Wisconsin) by 2-1 decision. Shawver picked up an impressive win in second tiebreakers to No. 8 seed Braxton Brown (Maryland), while No. 10 seed Joseph Olivieri (141) and No. 11 seed Lenny Pinto (174) both added wins over higher seeds to advance.
No. 7 seed Shane Cartagena-Walsh (184), No. 3 seed Remy Cotton (197) and No. 8 seed Hunter Catka (HWT) all added wins on the frontside of the bracket. Cartagena-Walsh muscled a 5-2 win in sudden victory over No. 10 seed James Rowley (Purdue), Cotton added a 15-2 major decision against No. 14 seed Alex Smith (Northwestern), and Catka earned a 4-2 decision over No. 9 seed Josh Terrill (Michigan State).
No. 5 Ayden Smith (125), No. 7 seed Andew Clark (149) and No. 5 seed Anthony White (157) all lost in the opening round. Smith and White rebounded with decisions on the backside, while Clark earned a bye to advance to the night session.
125: (5) Ayden Smith (Eighth, 2-3)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (12) Nick Corday (Michigan State) | L-SV1, 4-1 |
| Cons. Rd. 1 | (13) Ashton Jackson (Purdue) | W-TB2, 4-2 |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (3) Spencer Moore (Illinois) | W-D, 3-2 |
| Cons. Rd. 3 | (9) Diego Sotelo (Michigan) | L-D, 4-0 |
| 7th Place | (11) Kael Lauridsen (Nebraska) | L-D, 6-3 |
133: (9) Dylan Shawver (3-2)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (8) Braxton Brown (Maryland) | W-TB2, 2-2 |
| Quarters | (1) Marcus Blaze (Penn State) | L-MD, 16-3 |
| Cons. Rd 2 | (7) Sean Spidle (Northwestern) | L-D, 2-1 |
| 9th-Place Rd. 1 | Bye | |
| 9th-Place Semis | (13) Gauge Botero (Michigan) | W-D, 9-5 |
| 9th Place | (8) Braxton Brown (Maryland) | W-SV1, 4-1 |
141: (10) Joseph Olivieri (Fifth, 4-2)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (7) Greyson Clark (Purdue) | W-D, 4-2 |
| Quarters | (2) Brock Hardey (Nebraska) | L-MD, 8-0 |
| Cons. Rd 2 | (9) Henry Porter (Indiana) | W-MD, 13-1 |
| Cons. Rd. 3 | (6) Braeden Davis (Penn State) | W-D, 4-2 |
| Cons. Semis | (4) Nasir Bailey (Iowa) | L-D, 11-6 |
| 5th Place | (11) Dario Lemus (Maryland) | W-D, 5-2 |
149: (7) Andrew Clark (Seventh, 2-2)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (10) Drew Roberts (Minnesota) | L-D, 5-3 |
| Cons. Rd. 1 | Bye | |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (8) Ryder Block (Iowa) | W-D, 4-0 |
| Cons. Rd. 3 | (5) Carter Young (Maryland) | L-MD, 12-2 |
| 7th Place | (13) Clayton Jones (Michigan State) | W-MFF |
157: (5) Anthony White (1-3)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (12) Darius Marines (Michigan State) | L-D, 4-3 |
| Cons. Rd. 1 | (13) Mekhi Neal (Maryland) | W-D, 8-1 |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (6) Charlie Millard (Minnesota) | L-D, 4-2 |
| 9th-Place Rd. 1 | Bye | |
| 9th-Place Semis | (10) Victor Volnovich (Iowa) | L-D, 7-3 |
165: (7) Andrew Barbosa (Sixth, 2-3)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (10) Cody Goebel (Wisconsin) | W-D, 2-1 |
| Quarters | (2) Joey Blaze (Purdue) | W-D, 3-2 |
| Semis | (3) Michael Caliendo (Iowa) | L-MD, 11-3 |
| Conso Semis | (4) LJ Araujo (Nebraska) | L-MD, 11-0 |
| 5th Place | (5) Andrew Sparks (Minnesota) | L-D, 9-6 |
174: (11) Lenny Pinto (Sixth, 3-3)
| Rd. 1 | (6) Derek Gilcher (Indiana) | W-Inj. Def (5:57) |
| Quarters | (3) Patrick Kennedy (Iowa) | L-MD, 9-1 |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (12) Luke Condon (Wisconsin) | W-D, 9-4 |
| Cons. Rd. 3 | (8) Brody Baumann (Purdue) | W-D, 8-5 |
| Cons. Semis | (4) Carson Kharchla (Ohio State) | L-D, 7-0 |
| 5th Place | (5) Beau Mantanona (Michigan) | L-D, 7-5 |
184: (7) Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Fifth, 4-2)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (10) James Rowley (Purdue) | W-SV1, 5-2 |
| Quarters | (2) Max McEnnely (Minnesota) | L-TF, 21-6 (5:04) |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (9) Sam Goin (Indiana) | W-D, 12-7 |
| Cons. Rd. 3 | (6) Dylan Fishback (Ohio State) | W-D, 7-2 |
| Cons. Semis | (4) Brock Mantanona (Michigan) | L-MD, 10-2 |
| 5th Place | (3) Silas Allred (Nebraska) | W-MFF |
197: (3) Remy Cotton (Sixth, 3-3)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (14) Alex Smith (Northwestern) | W-MD, 15-2 |
| Quarters | (6) Wyatt Ingham (Wisconsin) | L-MD, 10-2 |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (13) Gabe Arnold (Iowa) | W-SV1, 4-1 |
| Cons. Rd. 3 | (9) Ben Vanadia (Purdue) | W-MFF |
| Cons. Semis | (5) Luke Geog (Ohio State) | L-MD, 10-0 |
| 5th Place | (6) Wyatt Ingham (Wisconsin) | L-Fall (4:10) |
HWT: (8) Hunter Catka (3-2)
| Round | Opponent | Result |
| Rd. 1 | (9) Josh Terrill (Michigan State) | W-D, 4-2 |
| Quarters | (1) Taye Ghadiali (Michigan) | L-Fall (5:29) |
| Cons. Rd. 2 | (7) Koy Hopke (Minnesota) | L-D, 2-0 |
| 9th-Place Rd. 1 | Bye | |
| 9th-Place Semis | (11) Hayden Filipovich (Purdue) | W-D, 4-1 |
| 9th Place | (9) Josh Terrill (Michigan State) | W-Fall (3:32) |
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