EAST STROUDSBURG – The East Stroudsburg University men's wrestling team returned to the mat on Sunday by hosting the 54th edition of the ESU Open inside Koehler Fieldhouse.

The Warriors had the opportunity to wrestle against 21 other programs after last year's event was postponed.

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Making his collegiate debut, freshman Joshua Jasonowicz (1-2) opened the day by pinning Drexel's David Colton at the 3:44 mark before dropping his next two matches. Competing as an unattached wrestler was sophomore Justin Pezoldt (0-2).
 
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In his collegiate debut for the Warriors, freshman Kelvin Rodriguez-Molina was 0-2. Also wrestling at 133 pounds as unattached was freshman Jayson Scerbo, who dropped a pair of matches.
 
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Wrestling at 141 pounds today for the Warriors was freshman Nick Chabrak (0-2), junior Jack Dardia (0-2), sophomore Zach Lewis (0-2) and sophomore Kether Thornton (0-2).
 
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Despite dropping his first match of the tournament, sophomore Eric Falleni finished the day 2-2 after earning a forfeit victory and a 14-2 major decision over Drexel's Aboubakare Dlaby. Sophomore Jacob Remolina (0-2) also wrestled at 149 pounds. 
 
Wrestling unattached for ESU was graduate student Peter Nace (0-2) and freshman Zack Orsargos (0-2).
 
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Junior Matthew Rosa (3-2) fell just short in his first match but responded with a 12-6 decision against Centenary's Adrian Pietri, a 22-14 major decision over Pitt-Johnstown's Kyler Crawford and a forfeit to pickup three wins on the day.
 
Freshman Luke Ciampa opened his ESU career by finishing the day 2-2 after notching a 6-4 decision over teammate Alex Leon (0-2) and a fall (1:44) against junior Christopher McMonegal.
 
Wrestling unattached, McMonegal went 1-2 as he recorded a 9-4 decision against Ferrum's Charles Tisby.
 
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Sophomore Matthew Richardson finished the tournament 1-2 after pinning freshman teammate Kody Edwards in 2:29.
In his first match wearing the ESU singlet, Edwards (1-2) picked up the victory by pinning (1:08) Centenary's Armani Nunez but ultimately, he fell in his next two bouts.
 
Up Next
The Warriors return to Koehler Fieldhouse on Thursday at 7 p.m. as they welcome Scranton for their first dual match in 631 days.