Sunday, November 27
Alumni Arena
7:00 pm
9
vs
22
Binghamton
Bulls Drop Home Opener to Binghamton
11/27/2022 9:34:00 PM | Wrestling
BUFFALO, NY – The University at Buffalo wrestling team dropped their home opener to Binghamton, 22-9, at Alumni Arena on Sunday night. It was another solid effort for this young Bulls squad who battled but came up just short in many of the matches.
After falling behind, 3-0, in the dual, Tommy Maddox got the Bulls on the board with a 10-5 decision over Anthony Sobotker to fire up the crowd.
Matt Ryan (141) and Kaleb Burgess (149) followed with close losses. Ryan dropped a 3-2 decision and Burgess dropped a 2-1 decision.
Michael Petite cut the Binghamton lead to 9-6 with a 3-2 decision over Fin Nadeau. It was Petite's first action of the season.
After dropping the next two bouts, Giuseppe Hoose continued his early season dominance by taking out #19 Jacob Nolan. Hoose trailed 3-1 in the third before getting an escape, a takedown and was awarded a stalling point to pull out the 5-3 decision.
Buffalo is back in action on Friday when they host Gannon at 7 pm at Alumni Arena.
BINGHAMTON 22 BUFFALO 9
125 – Micah Roes (Bing) won by decision over Patrick Adams (UB), 5-1
133 – Tommy Maddox (UB) won by decision over Anthony Sabotker (Bing), 10-5
141 – Nate Lucier (Bing) won by decision Matt Ryan (UB), 3-2
149 – Michael Zarif (Bing) won by decision over Kaleb Burgess (UB), 2-1
157 – #23 Michael Petite (UB) won by decision over Fin Nadeau (Bing), 3-2
165 – Will Ebert (Bing) won by decision over Ty Raines (UB), 6-5
174 – Sam DePrez (Bing) won by decision over #28 Jay Nivison (UB), 2-0
184 – #25 Giuseppe Hoose (UB) won by decision over #19 Jacob Nolan (Bing), 5-3
197 - #9 Lou DePrez won by major decision over Eli Sherren (UB), 18-5
285 – Cory Day (Bing) won by decision over Greg Hodulick (UB), 4-0
After falling behind, 3-0, in the dual, Tommy Maddox got the Bulls on the board with a 10-5 decision over Anthony Sobotker to fire up the crowd.
Matt Ryan (141) and Kaleb Burgess (149) followed with close losses. Ryan dropped a 3-2 decision and Burgess dropped a 2-1 decision.
Michael Petite cut the Binghamton lead to 9-6 with a 3-2 decision over Fin Nadeau. It was Petite's first action of the season.
After dropping the next two bouts, Giuseppe Hoose continued his early season dominance by taking out #19 Jacob Nolan. Hoose trailed 3-1 in the third before getting an escape, a takedown and was awarded a stalling point to pull out the 5-3 decision.
Buffalo is back in action on Friday when they host Gannon at 7 pm at Alumni Arena.
BINGHAMTON 22 BUFFALO 9
125 – Micah Roes (Bing) won by decision over Patrick Adams (UB), 5-1
133 – Tommy Maddox (UB) won by decision over Anthony Sabotker (Bing), 10-5
141 – Nate Lucier (Bing) won by decision Matt Ryan (UB), 3-2
149 – Michael Zarif (Bing) won by decision over Kaleb Burgess (UB), 2-1
157 – #23 Michael Petite (UB) won by decision over Fin Nadeau (Bing), 3-2
165 – Will Ebert (Bing) won by decision over Ty Raines (UB), 6-5
174 – Sam DePrez (Bing) won by decision over #28 Jay Nivison (UB), 2-0
184 – #25 Giuseppe Hoose (UB) won by decision over #19 Jacob Nolan (Bing), 5-3
197 - #9 Lou DePrez won by major decision over Eli Sherren (UB), 18-5
285 – Cory Day (Bing) won by decision over Greg Hodulick (UB), 4-0
Players Mentioned
149
/ Wrestling
285
/ Wrestling
174/184
/ Wrestling
133
/ Wrestling
174
/ Wrestling
157
/ Wrestling
165
/ Wrestling
141/149
/ Wrestling
184/197
/ WrestlingUB Wrestling heads out to the MAC Championships!
Thursday, March 06
Ed Michael | A Founding Father of UB Wrestling
Monday, February 17
In the Bullseye Podcast: Wrestling HC Donnie Vinson on the teams progress & season-long expectations
Thursday, February 06
Take a look back at UB Wrestling's 2-0 Day against Glenville State and Bloomsburg!
Tuesday, January 28
