THE BIG RED OF CORNELL  WIN THE  

 EIWA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Vito Arujau (125) wins OSW Award


118th annual

​EIWA  WRESTLING

CHAMPIONS


125- Vito Arujua           

133- Michael Colaicco 

141- Matt Kazimir 

​149-Y.Diakomihalis 

157- Quincy Monday 

165- Philip Conigliaro

174- Mickey O'Malley 

184-Jonathan Loew 

197- Lou DePrez

285- Jordan Wood


    Jordan Wood of Lehigh became the first wrestler in conference history to win five EIWA titles.


   OSW Award: Vito Arujau (Cornell) - 125


   Most Pins: Lewis Fernandes (Cornell) - two falls in 3:36 - 285


- Coach of the Year -

 Roger Reina (Penn)


The 2023 EIWAs will   be held March 3-5 at  - The Palestra - 

​@ UPenn.

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                                                         SEMIFINAL RESULTS


125- Glory (Princeton) tech fall Manchio (Col) 17-2

         Arujau (Cornell) pinned Miller (Penn) 1:43

133- Koderhandt (Navy) pinned LaJoie (Corn) 7:46

         Treanor (Army) vs Colaiocco (Penn) maj.dec. Treanor (Army) 8-0

141- Kazimir (Columbia) dec. Miller (Bucknell) 4-2

         Composto (Penn) dec. Anderson (Bing) 6-1

149- Diakomihalis (Cornell) def. Ogunsanya (Army) medical forfeit

         Artalona (Penn) dec. Brignola (Lehigh) 7-4

157- Cerniglio (Navy) pinned Humphreys (Lehigh) 2:52

         Monday (Princeton) dec. Zapf (Penn) 8-6

165- Ogunsanya (Col) dec. Ramirez (Cornell) 6-4

         Conigliaro (Harvard) dec. Hartman (Bucknell) 5-2

174- O'Malley (Drexel) dec. Logan (Lehigh) 7-4

         Incontrera (Penn) def. Foca (Cornell) inj. def.

184- Loew (Cornell) dec. Antrassian (Penn) 8-4

         Stefanik (Princeton) dec. Small (Hofstra) 8-5

197- DePrez (Bing) dec.Koser (Navy) 6-5

         Stout (Princeton) dec. Cardenas (Cornell) 6-4 OT

285- Wood (Lehigh) dec. Goldin (Penn) 2-1

         Fernandes (Cornell) dec. Knighton-Ward (Hofstra) 5-0


MAT NOTES:

     Two-time NCAA champion Cornell's Yianni Diakomihalis (21-0) cruised into the semifinal round at 149, along with teammate and returrning All-American Vito Arujau (12-1) at 125. Another LI native advancing for the Big Red was Jonathan Loew (24-5) at 184 pounds.  Other NY prepped wrestlers in the semifinals include; Two-time AA Lou DePrez (24-3)  of Binghamton at 197 and Hofstra's Zachary Knighton-Ward (18-5) in the 285-pound class. Collectively, that elite group claimed a total of 13 New York State titles.

     The finals were set for the marquee match at 125 pounds: former New Jersey state champion unbeaten Pat Glory (16-0) of Princeton will take on Vito Arujau in a bout that features nationally ranked lightweights. Arujau posted an impressive 19-6 major decision and was voted the OSW Award in the tournament. NCAA titlist Yianni Diakomihalis registered an 11-2 major decision to claim his third EIWA crown. The Big Red also garnered a championship in the 184-pound class, as junior Jonathan Loew had a solid 12-5 win over Princeton's Travis Stefanik.


TEAM SCORES:

1.  Cornell (153 points)

2.  Penn (1430

3.  Princeton (120.5)

4.  Lehigh (111)

5.  Columbia (84.5)

6.  Binghamton (79.5)

7.  Navy (63.5)

8.  Army (57)

9.  Harvard (49)

10.Drexel (47)