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ITHACA, N.Y. – The Cornell wrestling earns a road win in Binghamton that included three technical falls and two major decisions to take the dual 29-9.
The Big Red took control of the match right away with a 10-2 major decision at 125 from Marcello Milani over Carson Wagner and 13-1 major decision at 141 by Josh Saunders over Nate Lucier. Cornell then went on to win five of its seven victories with bonus points.
The dual was highlighted by a first period technical fall from Meyer Shapiro over Nate Lucier at 157. Teammates Simon Ruiz (174) and Chris Foca (184) followed up with technical fall of their own in the second and third periods of their matches.
The Big Red continues its dominance over the Bearcats making the series 12-0.
Match-by-match results (rankings from FloWrestling/InterMat rankings) Cornell 29, Binghamton 9
125: Marcello Milani defeated Carson Wagner 10-2 by major decision (Cornell 4, Binghamton 0)
133: Micah Ross defeated Ethan Qureshi 8-5 by decision (Cornell 4, Binghamton 3)
141: No. 22/31 Josh Saunders defeated Nate Lucier 13-1 by major decision (Cornell 8, Binghamton 3)
149: Ivan Garcia defeated No. 17/18 Ethan Fernandez 2-1 by decision (Cornell 8, Binghamton 6)
157: No. 2/2 Meyer Shapiro defeated Fin Nadeau 16-1 by technical fall (4:21) (Cornell 13, Binghamton 6)
165: No. 5/5 Julian Ramirez defeated No. 32/NR Carter Baer 4-0 by decision (Cornell 16, Binghamton 6)
174: No. 13/11 Simon Ruiz defeated Roberto Padilla 16-0 by technical fall (4:49) (Cornell 21, Binghamton 6)
184: No. 8/7 Chris Foca defeated No. 28/28 Will Ebert 16-1 by technical fall (6:29) (Cornell 26, Binghamton 6)
197: No. 23/23 Mikey Dellagatta defeated Cayden Bevis 9-4 by decision (Cornell 29, Binghamton 6)
285: No. 16/16 Cory Day defeated No. NA/33 Ashton Davis 3-2 by decision (Cornell 29, Binghamton 9)
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Cornell drives into the city to face Ivy opponent Columbia starting at 12 p.m. tomorrow.