Bearcats pick up ?? ranked victories at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic!
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. – The Binghamton wrestling team gathered notable victories at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic Sunday at Freedom High School, as the Bearcats picked up five wins against ranked opponents in the round robin tournament.
Highlights
Two of the ranked wins came from No. 22/31 Carson DesRosier in his 141 lb., bracket. DesRosier first defeated No. 21/NR CJ Huerta of Rutgers via a default, before defeating No. 28 Greyson Clark 6-3. With his 6-3 decision against Clarion's Keagan Oler, DesRosier finished 3-0 on the day to improve his record this season to 6-2, with three of his wins coming against ranked opponents. DesRosier previously defeated No. 19 Braden Basile of Army West Point 14-3 at the Princeton Open last Sunday.
Fellow Citadel transfer No. 22/30 Thomas Snipes got his first ranked win of the season after he defeated Cornell's Alessio Perentin, who is ranked No. 22 in the InterMat poll, 5-2 in sudden victory at 165 lbs. Snipes was defeated by a ranked opponent in his other two bouts Sunday, falling to No. 20/21 Ty Lillard of Indiana 7-3 and No. 7/6 Will Denny of NC State 9-2. Despite Snipes' record for the season now sitting at 5-3, all three of Snipes' losses have come against a ranked opponent. Snipes nearly defeated No. 17 Ty Whalen of Princeton at the Princeton Open last Sunday, falling 5-2 in the second tiebreaker.
Both of Binghamton's heavyweights picked up a ranked win on Sunday. Trent Sibble defeated No. 23/26 Bennett Tabor of NC State 3-2 in the second tiebreaker, using an escape in the last period to win the bout. Tibbitts, meanwhile, took down No. 15/23 Stephan Monchery of Appalachian State 5-1.
Making his season debut, No. 19/21 Carter Baer went 2-1 on the day at 174 lbs. The 2026 national qualifier shut out Indiana's Orlando Cruz in a 15-0 technical fall and defeated Harvard's Haden Bottiglieri in a 15-1 major decision. Baer's only loss of the day came against No. 13/20 Colin Kelly of Illinois in a 4-2 decision.
DesRosier was one of five Binghamton wrestlers to go 3-0 on Sunday. Also finishing the tournament undefeated were Jacob Hanlon at 133 lbs., Caleb Sweet at 149 lbs., and both Jordan Brown and Luke Geleta at 157 lbs. Brown recorded a technical fall in all three of his victories, while Geleta had two technical falls and one major decision.
Up Next
The Bearcats get more than a week off from competition before competing in their first dual of the season at Buffalo at 7 p.m., on Friday, Nov. 20.