EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. — The ESU men's wrestling team went 2-1 on the day, falling in the opener to Shippensburg but rebounding with wins over New Jersey City and New York.
 
NOTABLES

• Gavin Reynolds was ESU's only wrestler to wrestler in all three duals and win all three matches. Reynolds began the day with an 11-3 major decision win over Shippensburg's Anthony Lavish, and then beat New Jersey City's Andy Beras by technical fall, 20-5, 3:57. Closing out the meet, Reynolds ended with a 10-3 decision win against New York's Robert Leeds.
• Ajay Hiller only had to wrestle twice, going perfect in his two matches. After Shippensburg forfeited the 285-pound match, Hiller pinned New Jersey City's Walter Thomas in 2:25. Then, with ESU trailing by four heading into the final match of the dual, Hiller picked up another win by fall in 0:51, pinning New York's Nathan Faxon to earn the win for ESU.
• Luke Ciampa also went 2-0, picking up wins in the Shippensburg and New York duals. Ciampa defeated Shippensburg's Cole Lang by technical fall 24-3, 3:31, and held on for a decision victory over New York's Justin Mayes, 8-7.

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RESULTS VS. SHIPPENSBURG; 19-21
125: Brady Carter (ESU) def. Colin Marano (Shippensburg) by major decision (8-0)
133: Kyle von Schmidt (Shippensburg) def. Josh Jasionowicz (ESU) by decision (3-2)
141: Cole Coffin (Shippensburg) def. Joe Aldrich (ESU) by decision (11-5)
149: Michael Trainor (Shippensburg) def. Austin Noe (ESU) by decision (9-4)
157: Gavin Reynolds (ESU) def. Anthony Lavish (Shippensburg) by major decision (11-3)
165: Nick Delp (Shippensburg) def. Anthony Lawrence (ESU) by fall (4:13)
174: Kyler Everly (Shippensburg) def. Evan Raposo (ESU) by decision (5-2)
184: Luke Ciampa (ESU) def. Cole Lang (Shippensburg) by technical fall (24-3, 3:31)
197: Diesel Koser (Shippensburg) def. Robert Burke (ESU) by decision (5-3)
285: Ajay Hiller (ESU) wins by forfeit
 
EXTRA MATCHES
133: Noah Gilgore (Shippensburg) def. Munro Davis (ESU) by decision (8-5)
141: Ben Makaritis (ESU) def. Kaden Casey (Shippensburg) by decision (7-2)
149: Troy Gentzel (ESU) def. Aiden Inzana (Shippensburg) by fall (2:42)
184: Max Winkler (ESU) def. Anthony Horiates (Shippensburg) by fall (4:53)
 

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RESULTS VS. NEW JERSEY CITY; 35-13
125: Brady Carter (ESU) def. Dominic Terracciano (NJCU) by decision (8-2)
133: Lucas Torre (NJCU) def. Josh Jasionowicz (ESU) by fall (1:40)
141: Joe Aldrich (ESU) def. Dean Constantino (NJCU) by decision (4-0)
149: Austin Noe (ESU) def. Zack Vera (NJCU) by fall (1:51)
157: Gavin Reynolds (ESU) def. Andy Beras (NJCU) by technical fall (20-5, 3:57)
165: Zahier Chiles (NJCU) def. Joshua Montesino (ESU) by major decision (18-5)
174: CJ Ross (ESU) def. Diego Viera (NJCU) by fall (0:51)
184: Max Winkler (ESU) def. William Chrysler (NJCU) by fall (1:48)
197: Simeon Hunte (NJCU) def. Augustus Warke (ESU) by decision (14-11)
285: Ajay Hiller (ESU) def. Walter Thomas (NJCU) by fall (2:25)
 

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RESULTS VS. NEW YORK; 22-20
125: Xavier Diaz (NYU) def. Brady Carter (ESU) by decision (8-2)
133: Jacob Venezia (NYU) def. Josh Jasionowicz (ESU) by decision 12-6 (ESU)
141: James Carlock (NYU) def. Joe Aldrich (ESU) by decision (4-2)
149: Austin Noe (ESU) def. John Marirano (NYU) by major decision (8-0)
157: Gavin Reynolds (ESU) def. Robert Leeds (NYU) by decision (10-3)
165: Anthony Lawrence (ESU) def. John Gleason (NYU) by fall (6:03)
174: Cristian Gioia (NYU) def. CJ Ross (ESU) by fall (2:33)
184: Luke Ciampa (ESU) def. Justin Mayes (NYU) by decision (8-7)
197: Mo Talebi (NYU) def. Robert Burke (ESU) by technical fall (22-6, 4:18)
285: Ajay Hiller (ESU) def. Nathan Faxon (NYU) by fall (0:51)
 
EXTRA MATCHES
165: Jack Bowen (NYU) def. Jayden Perini (ESU) by decision (6-5)
165: Joshua Montesino (ESU) def. Jack Bowen (NYU) by decision (4-1)
184: Luke Schirmacher (ESU) def. Dmitry Derbedyneyev (NYU) by major decision (13-2)
285: Yaman Shehedah (NYU) def. Nate Ortiz (ESU) by major decision (15-3)
285: Lincoln Carlson (ESU) def. Yaman Shehedah (NYU) by fall (4:22)
 

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UP NEXT
The Warriors hit the road for a mid-week dual against Pitt-Johnstown, taking on the Mountain Cats at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 4.