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So Many Top 10's Go Down - Week 14 Upsets

So Many Top 10's Go Down - Week 14 Upsets

Every upset from the past week of NCAA D1 wrestling.

Feb 7, 2022 by Jon Kozak
So Many Top 10's Go Down - Week 14 Upsets

The past week of college wrestling had multiple top-10 wrestlers in the country fall to lower-ranked individuals. Take a look below at a breakdown of the biggest upsets along with a full list of upsets from the past week in NCAA D1 wrestling.

Missouri’s Unlikely Upset Leads To Dual Victory

The Missouri Tigers took out the Oklahoma State Cowboys in a thrilling, 21-20 dual meet win. There were a variety of ways the Tigers could have achieved victory but few would have predicted the difference being Sean Harman. Missouri was without their starting 174 pounder, #12 Peyton Mocco, but it didn’t matter as the “back-up” Harman was able to secure the 5-4 victory over #9 Dustin Plott. 

The Missouri crowd was hyped after Harman’s win:


Gabe Willochell Surprises Dresden Simon

Going into the dual against Edinboro, Central Michigan’s #5 Dresden Simon was 13-2 on the season with ranked wins over #9 Clay Carlson, #12 Grant Willits, and HM Ryan Anderson. Simon looked to be on his way to a dominant win over Gabe Willochell but the Edinboro freshman had other plans. Simon, on top and up 12-1, went for a roll-through tilt when Willochell hit a slick counter and caught Simon on his back to secure the first-period fall.

Willochell's win over Simon:

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Lewan And Massa Propel Michigan Over Nebraska

#3 Michigan defeated #12 Nebraska Friday night in a tight, 20-13 dual. While the Wolverines were favorites on paper, they needed two key upsets to defeat the Cornhuskers. Those came by way of #13 Will Lewan’s overtime victory over #8 Peyton Robb and #6 Logan Massa’s 4-1 decision over #5 Mikey Labriola. Lewan used incredible defense in the overtime frame and was ultimately able to secure the match-winning takedown off a go behind on an errant shot from Robb. Massa controlled most of the match against Labriola - securing riding time and icing the match with a late takedown. Take a look at highlights from both matches below.

Lewan over Robb:

Massa over Labriola:


Terukina Secures 2nd Consecutive Top-Ten Upset

Last weekend Iowa State’s 125 pounder, #18 Kysen Terukina handed Trevor Mastrogiovanni (then ranked #5) his first loss of the season in a 2-1 victory. Terukina went back to work this past weekend and took out returning All-American, #10 Killian Cardinale. The difference for Terukina Friday night against Cardinale came in the third period with the match tied at 4. Terukina was able to get to a right-side single leg and fight through Cardinale’s defense for the takedown. Prior to the Big 12 tournament, Terukina will close out his regular season with consecutive ranked matches against #21 Brody Teske (Feb 11) and #16 Noah Surtin (Feb 16). 

Terukina’s match-winning takedown:


Buckeyes Get Big Upsets Over Rutgers

Ohio State was without starters Carson Kharchla and Kaleb Romero against Rutgers on Sunday. Despite being short-handed, Rocky Jordan and Gavin Hoffman came through to help lead the Buckeyes to victory in a 19-14 dual win. Jordan, who is currently sitting behind #5 Kaleb Romero at 184 pounds, took out returning All-American John Poznanski in a close, 4-3 victory. Then at 197, #20 Gavin Hoffman won 4-2 with a takedown in overtime over #13 Greg Bulsak. Take a look at highlights from both matches below.

Jordan rides out to defeat Poznanski:

Hoffman’s overtime takedown:


All Upsets

125

#3 Pat Glory, Princeton D;11-9 #2 Vito Arujau, Cornell

Bryce West, Northern Illinois D;4-1 HM Tristan Daugherty, Buffalo

Brock Bergelin, Central Michigan D;8-7 HM Jake Ferri, Kent State

#14 Devin Schroder, Purdue D;8-3 #6 Patrick McKee, Minnesota

#18 Kysen Terukina, Iowa State D;6-5 #10 Killian Cardinale, West Virginia

HM Gage Curry, Pittsburgh D;5-1 #19 Joe Manchio, Columbia

#22 Ryan Miller Penn, D;5-0 #20 Jaret Lane, Lehigh


133

Joseph Heilmann, North Carolina D;3-2 #7 Micky Phillippi, Pittsburgh

Gabriel Tagg, South Dakota State D;7-1 #15 Anthony Madrigal, Oklahoma

Hunter Leake, California Baptist D;4-2 #16 Chance Rich, CSU Bakersfield

Kai Orine, NC State D;10-5 #24 Brian Courtney, Virginia

Jaxon Maroney, Drexel D;5-4 HM Dominic LaJoie, Cornell

#24 Brian Courtney, Virginia D;4-3 #19 Jarrett Trombley, NC State


141

Gabe Willochell, Edinboro F;2:35 #5 Dresden Simon, Central Michigan

Corey Shie, Army West Point F;0:51 #18 Connor McGonagle, Lehigh

#16 Cole Matthews, Pittsburgh D;3-2 #7 Kizhan Clarke, North Carolina

Kaden Cassidy, George Mason D;3-2 HM Saul Ervin, SIU Edwardsville

#20 CJ Composto, Penn D;5-4 #18 Connor McGonagle, Lehigh


149

Kody Komara, Kent State D;7-3 #20 Corbyn Munson, Central Michigan

Christian Kanzler, Illinois D;13-8 #23 Michael Blockhus, Minnesota

Alec Hagan, Ohio D;3-1 HM Marcus Robinson, Cleveland State

Brock McMillen, Pittsburgh D;6-5 HM Kanen Storr, Michigan

Christopher Sandoval, Northern Colorado T;20-5 HM Chase Zollmann, Wyoming


157

HM Jake Keating, Virginia D;11-10 #5 Ed Scott, NC State

Wade Unger, Duke D;4-3 #23 Connor Brady, Virginia Tech

#13 Will Lewan, Michigan D;3-1 #8 Peyton Robb, Nebraska


165

Jake Marsh, Princeton D;7-6 #7 Julian Ramirez, Cornell     

Clayton Wilson, Nebraska D;5-3 #11 Cameron Amine, Michigan

Andrew Nicholson, Chattanooga D;4-2 #19 William Formato, Appalachian State

#23 Joshua Ogunsanya, Columbia D;4-3 #9 Jake Wentzel, Pittsburgh

Hayden Lohrey, Purdue D;3-2 HM Cael Carlson, Minnesota

Dan Braunagel, Illinois D;8-6 HM Cael Carlson, Minnesota

#24 Lucas Revano, Penn D;5-5 #21 Brian Meyer, Lehigh

#17 Peyton Hall, West Virginia D;4-2 #15 Austin Yant, Northern Iowa


174

#6 Logan Massa, Michigan D;4-1 #5 Mikey Labriola, Nebraska

Sean Harman, Missouri D;5-4 #9 Dustin Plott, Oklahoma State

Dennis Robin, West Virginia F;1:09 #17 Joel Devine, Iowa State

#24 Anthony Mantanona, Oklahoma D;3-1 #11 Cade DeVos, South Dakota State

Dominic Solis, Maryland D;5-3 #21 Troy Fisher, Northwestern

Benjamin Pasiuk, Army West Point D;4-3 HM Jake Logan, Lehigh

#19 Bailee O'Reilly, Minnesota D;8-2 #18 Gerrit Nijenhuis, Purdue


184

Rocky Jordan, Ohio State D;4-3 #6 John Poznanski, Rutgers

Brian Bonino, Columbia D;3-1 HM Gregg Harvey, Pittsburgh

#19 Layne Malczewski, Michigan State D;3-2 #14 Kyle Cochran, Maryland

HM Max Lyon, Purdue D;4-3 #22 Isaiah Salazar, Minnesota

#22 Isaiah Salazar, Minnesota D;8-4 #20 Zac Braunagel, Illinois


197

#21 Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State D;2-0 #7 Jake Woodley, Oklahoma

Nick Willham, Indiana D;3-1 #24 Matt Wroblewski, Illinois

HM Jacob Cardenas, Cornell D;3-1 #17 Luke Stout, Princeton

#18 Isaac Trumble, NC State D;7-5 #11 Jay Aiello, Virginia

#20 Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State D;4-2 #13 Greg Bulsak, Rutgers

HM Michial Foy, Minnesota D;8-7 #24 Matt Wroblewski, Illinois


285

Luke Surber, Oklahoma State D;5-3 #20 AJ Nevills, South Dakota State

Tyrie Houghton, NC State D;4-2 HM Quinn Miller, Virginia

Brandon Whitman, North Carolina D;4-3 HM Jake Slinger, Pittsburgh