Saturday, November 23
Ithaca, N.Y.
1 p.m.
NC State
at
Cornell
#9 @PackWrestle Heads to Duals at #15 Cornell and Binghamton
11/21/2019 8:16:00 AM | Wrestling
NC State will face Cornell at 1 p.m. on Saturday, then Binghamton at 7 p.m.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – The ninth-ranked NC State will be in road action this weekend for a pair of duals. First, the Wolfpack (4-0) will head to #15 Cornell for a 1 p.m. dual on Saturday, then later in the day at 7 p.m. NC State will be in action at Binghamton.
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The Cornell dual will be streamed on ESPN+, while the Binghamton dual will be streamed on FloWrestling.
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QUICK TAKEDOWNS
• NC State head coach Pat Popolizio was the head coach at Binghamton for six seasons (2007-12). He was a two-time CAA Coach of the Year, and led the Bearcats to a 14th place NCAA finish in his last season in 2012.
• NC State assistant coach Donnie Vinson was a 2012 All-American at Binghamton under Popolizo, and is still the school's all-time wins leader (132). He also spent three seaosns at Cornell as a volunteer assistant (2015-17).
• NC State is 22-8 against ranked foes over the last four seasons, including 12-4 in duals outside of Raleigh.
• NC State is ranked #9 this week in the NWCA Division 1 Coaches' Poll, the 61st straight poll ranked in the top-10 dating back over the last five seasons.
• 8 of the Wolfpack's 10 starters are ranked this week by InterMat, the most by a team in the ACC.
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PROBABLE LINEUPS
#9 NC State Wolfpack (4-0)
125: #15 R-Fr. Jakob Camacho (5-1) –OR- R-Jr. Tommy Cox (6-1)
133: #14 R-Fr. Jarrett Trombley (10-1)
141: #11 R-Jr. Tariq Wilson (7-0)
149: R-So. A.J. Leitten (9-3) –OR- R-Fr. Matt Grippi (10-3)
157: #1 R-Jr. Hayden Hidlay (6-0)
165: #14 R-Jr. Thomas Bullard (5-1) –OR- R-Fr. Tyler Barnes (8-5)
174: #17 R-Jr. Daniel Bullard (6-1) –OR- So. Jacob Ferreira (2-3)
184: #12 R-Fr. Trent Hidlay (4-0)
197: So. Tyrie Houghton (8-1)
285: So. Deonte Wilson (5-1) –OR- So. Colin Lawler (6-2)
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#15 Cornell Big Red (0-0)
125: So. Dom LaJoie (4-1)
133: #6 Sr. Chas Tucker (0-0)
141: Sr. Noah Baughman (5-0) -OR- Sr. Mike Russo (3-2)
149: Jr. Hunter Richard (4-0)
157: Fr. Colton Yapoujian (4-0)
165: Jr. Adam Santoro (3-1) -OR- Sr. Milik Dawkins (0-0)
174: #11 Sr. Brandon Womack (0-0)
184: #3 So. Ben Darmstadt (3-1)
197: Fr. Jonathan Loew (3-1)
285: So. Brendan Furman (5-1)
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Binghamton Bearcats (1-0)
125: Fr. Tomasso Frezza (1-1)
133: #10 R-So. Zack Trampe (5-0)
141: Sr. Anthony Sparacio (6-3)
149: Sr. Michael Zarif (2-4) –OR- R-So. Matt Swanson (2-5)
157: So. Chris Barker (3-4)
165: R-Jr. Dylan Wood (0-5)
174: R-Jr. Alex Melikian (7-2)
184: #4 R-So. Lou DePrez (5-0)
197: R-Jr. Nunzio Crowley (2-4)
285: R-So. Joe Doyle (5-3)
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FEATURED MATCHUPS
133: #14 R-Fr. Jarrett Trombley vs. #6 Sr. Chas Tucker (Cornell)/#10 R-So. Zack Trampe (Binghamton)
After winning the Wolfpack Wrestling Club Open last weekend, R-Fr. Jarrett Trombley will be the Pack's starter for the first time in his career. This weekend, he will face a pair of top-10 foes.
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Tucker is a two-time NCAA Qualifier, and won a EIWA title last season. Went into the NCAAs with 14 straight wins, and was 28-6 overall and 14-2 in duals. Trampe was an NCAA Qualifier last season, going 1-2 at the NCAAs. He went 16-6 overall and was 9-2 in duals.
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184: #12 R-Fr. Trent Hidlay vs. #3 So. Ben Darmstadt (Stanford)/#4 R-So. Lou DePrez (Binghamton)
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Trent Hidlay went a perfect 4-0 in duals last weekend, all going for bonus points. He outscored those foes 26-8, not giving up a takedown, and also recorded a pair of pins.
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Darmstadt missed last season with injury, after he placed sixth as a freshman in 2018. He advanced to the NCAA semifinals, and finished 34-4 in the season and 14-0 in duals. DePrez was one win away from All-American honors last year in his first season, going 3-2 at the NCAAs. He went 33-7 overall, including a perfect 11-0 in duals.
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SERIES vs. CORNELL
NC State and Cornell will be facing off for the fourth time. All three previous meetings have been neutral sites, and all three have been won by Cornell. The last meeting was during the 2014-15 season, when #3 Cornell defeated NC State 20-13 at the JourneyÂmen Duals in Albany.
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SERIES vs. BINGHAMTON
NC State and Binghamton will be facing off for only the second time in school history. Back during the 2013-14 season, NC State downed the Bearcats in Raleigh, 27-9.
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RALEIGH, N.C. – The ninth-ranked NC State will be in road action this weekend for a pair of duals. First, the Wolfpack (4-0) will head to #15 Cornell for a 1 p.m. dual on Saturday, then later in the day at 7 p.m. NC State will be in action at Binghamton.
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The Cornell dual will be streamed on ESPN+, while the Binghamton dual will be streamed on FloWrestling.
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| #9 NC State (0-0) at #15 Cornell (0-0) #9 NC State (0-0) at Binghamton (1-0) |
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| Date | Saturday, Nov. 21 |
| Time | 1:00 p.m./7:00 p.m. |
| Location | Ithaca, N.Y./Binghamton, N.Y. |
| Cornell Stream | ESPN+ |
| Binghamton Stream | FloWrestling |
| Social Media | @PackWrestle |
QUICK TAKEDOWNS
• NC State head coach Pat Popolizio was the head coach at Binghamton for six seasons (2007-12). He was a two-time CAA Coach of the Year, and led the Bearcats to a 14th place NCAA finish in his last season in 2012.
• NC State assistant coach Donnie Vinson was a 2012 All-American at Binghamton under Popolizo, and is still the school's all-time wins leader (132). He also spent three seaosns at Cornell as a volunteer assistant (2015-17).
• NC State is 22-8 against ranked foes over the last four seasons, including 12-4 in duals outside of Raleigh.
• NC State is ranked #9 this week in the NWCA Division 1 Coaches' Poll, the 61st straight poll ranked in the top-10 dating back over the last five seasons.
• 8 of the Wolfpack's 10 starters are ranked this week by InterMat, the most by a team in the ACC.
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PROBABLE LINEUPS
#9 NC State Wolfpack (4-0)
125: #15 R-Fr. Jakob Camacho (5-1) –OR- R-Jr. Tommy Cox (6-1)
133: #14 R-Fr. Jarrett Trombley (10-1)
141: #11 R-Jr. Tariq Wilson (7-0)
149: R-So. A.J. Leitten (9-3) –OR- R-Fr. Matt Grippi (10-3)
157: #1 R-Jr. Hayden Hidlay (6-0)
165: #14 R-Jr. Thomas Bullard (5-1) –OR- R-Fr. Tyler Barnes (8-5)
174: #17 R-Jr. Daniel Bullard (6-1) –OR- So. Jacob Ferreira (2-3)
184: #12 R-Fr. Trent Hidlay (4-0)
197: So. Tyrie Houghton (8-1)
285: So. Deonte Wilson (5-1) –OR- So. Colin Lawler (6-2)
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#15 Cornell Big Red (0-0)
125: So. Dom LaJoie (4-1)
133: #6 Sr. Chas Tucker (0-0)
141: Sr. Noah Baughman (5-0) -OR- Sr. Mike Russo (3-2)
149: Jr. Hunter Richard (4-0)
157: Fr. Colton Yapoujian (4-0)
165: Jr. Adam Santoro (3-1) -OR- Sr. Milik Dawkins (0-0)
174: #11 Sr. Brandon Womack (0-0)
184: #3 So. Ben Darmstadt (3-1)
197: Fr. Jonathan Loew (3-1)
285: So. Brendan Furman (5-1)
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Binghamton Bearcats (1-0)
125: Fr. Tomasso Frezza (1-1)
133: #10 R-So. Zack Trampe (5-0)
141: Sr. Anthony Sparacio (6-3)
149: Sr. Michael Zarif (2-4) –OR- R-So. Matt Swanson (2-5)
157: So. Chris Barker (3-4)
165: R-Jr. Dylan Wood (0-5)
174: R-Jr. Alex Melikian (7-2)
184: #4 R-So. Lou DePrez (5-0)
197: R-Jr. Nunzio Crowley (2-4)
285: R-So. Joe Doyle (5-3)
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FEATURED MATCHUPS
133: #14 R-Fr. Jarrett Trombley vs. #6 Sr. Chas Tucker (Cornell)/#10 R-So. Zack Trampe (Binghamton)
After winning the Wolfpack Wrestling Club Open last weekend, R-Fr. Jarrett Trombley will be the Pack's starter for the first time in his career. This weekend, he will face a pair of top-10 foes.
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Tucker is a two-time NCAA Qualifier, and won a EIWA title last season. Went into the NCAAs with 14 straight wins, and was 28-6 overall and 14-2 in duals. Trampe was an NCAA Qualifier last season, going 1-2 at the NCAAs. He went 16-6 overall and was 9-2 in duals.
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184: #12 R-Fr. Trent Hidlay vs. #3 So. Ben Darmstadt (Stanford)/#4 R-So. Lou DePrez (Binghamton)
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Trent Hidlay went a perfect 4-0 in duals last weekend, all going for bonus points. He outscored those foes 26-8, not giving up a takedown, and also recorded a pair of pins.
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Darmstadt missed last season with injury, after he placed sixth as a freshman in 2018. He advanced to the NCAA semifinals, and finished 34-4 in the season and 14-0 in duals. DePrez was one win away from All-American honors last year in his first season, going 3-2 at the NCAAs. He went 33-7 overall, including a perfect 11-0 in duals.
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SERIES vs. CORNELL
NC State and Cornell will be facing off for the fourth time. All three previous meetings have been neutral sites, and all three have been won by Cornell. The last meeting was during the 2014-15 season, when #3 Cornell defeated NC State 20-13 at the JourneyÂmen Duals in Albany.
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SERIES vs. BINGHAMTON
NC State and Binghamton will be facing off for only the second time in school history. Back during the 2013-14 season, NC State downed the Bearcats in Raleigh, 27-9.
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