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WVU Release No. 20 West Virginia Shuts Out Fairmont State

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Dec. 19, 2023) – In front of 752 fans, the West Virginia University wrestling team claimed seven wins by fall on its way to a 56-0 victory over Fairmont State at the WVU Coliseum on Tuesday night.



West Virginia improves to 7-1 overall for the first time in consecutive seasons since 1960 and 1961 after capturing its first home shutout since 2020 against Hofstra (38-0).



It also marks the first 50-point output by the Mountaineers since a road-win over Duquesne in 2009 (57-0), as well as the first time at home since 1986, when they dismantled California (Pa.) by a final of 54-2.



Up next, the Mountaineers close out the year competing at the 59th Annual Ken Kraft Midlands Championships on Dec. 29-30, at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.



Match Results vs. Fairmont State

125: Jace Schafer (WVU) won by fall over Brandan Myers (FSU), [T – 1:22]

133: Davin Rhoads (WVU) major dec. Nate Pelseky (FSU), 16-4

141: No. 22 Jordan Titus (WVU) won by fall over Ryan Martin (FSU), [T – 4:55]

149: No. 27 Ty Watters (WVU) won by fall over Trace Ragland (FSU), [T – 3:31]

157: No. 29 Caleb Dowling (WVU) won by fall over Esdras Castillo (FSU), [T – 0:37]

165: Jack Blumer (WVU) won by fall over Nick Kelbaugh (FSU), [T – 1:29]

174: No. 29 Brody Conley (WVU) tech. fall Elijah Wellings-Osha (FSU), 18-1 [T – 3:00]

184: No. 23 Dennis Robin (WVU) won by forfeit

197: No. 28 Austin Cooley (WVU) tech fall. Dwayne Johnson (FSU), 20-4 [T – 5:33]

HWT: No. 23 Michael Wolfgram (WVU) won by forfeit



For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVUWrestling on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
 
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Dec. 19, 2023) – In front of 752 fans, the West Virginia University wrestling team claimed seven wins by fall on its way to a 56-0 victory over Fairmont State at the WVU Coliseum on Tuesday night.



West Virginia improves to 7-1 overall for the first time in consecutive seasons since 1960 and 1961 after capturing its first home shutout since 2020 against Hofstra (38-0).



It also marks the first 50-point output by the Mountaineers since a road-win over Duquesne in 2009 (57-0), as well as the first time at home since 1986, when they dismantled California (Pa.) by a final of 54-2.



Up next, the Mountaineers close out the year competing at the 59th Annual Ken Kraft Midlands Championships on Dec. 29-30, at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.



Match Results vs. Fairmont State

125: Jace Schafer (WVU) won by fall over Brandan Myers (FSU), [T – 1:22]

133: Davin Rhoads (WVU) major dec. Nate Pelseky (FSU), 16-4

141: No. 22 Jordan Titus (WVU) won by fall over Ryan Martin (FSU), [T – 4:55]

149: No. 27 Ty Watters (WVU) won by fall over Trace Ragland (FSU), [T – 3:31]

157: No. 29 Caleb Dowling (WVU) won by fall over Esdras Castillo (FSU), [T – 0:37]

165: Jack Blumer (WVU) won by fall over Nick Kelbaugh (FSU), [T – 1:29]

174: No. 29 Brody Conley (WVU) tech. fall Elijah Wellings-Osha (FSU), 18-1 [T – 3:00]

184: No. 23 Dennis Robin (WVU) won by forfeit

197: No. 28 Austin Cooley (WVU) tech fall. Dwayne Johnson (FSU), 20-4 [T – 5:33]

HWT: No. 23 Michael Wolfgram (WVU) won by forfeit



For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVUWrestling on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Can the basketball team get Fairmont St in the schedule too?
 
Doesn't matter who WVU plays. They are playing look at me ball and not team ball.
Where did you come up with that? Last night Battle took some bad shots but this team has not played "look at me ball" in the other games. And you're not even taking into account that they can't even learn to play together because the lineup has changed so many times.
 
Where did you come up with that? Last night Battle took some bad shots but this team has not played "look at me ball" in the other games. And you're not even taking into account that they can't even learn to play together because the lineup has changed so many times.
Who's fault is that?
 
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