Results from today's wrestling match vs UNI.

#7 NC State 27, #22 Northern Iowa 12
125 - Jarrett Trombley (NC State) dec. Kyle Golhoffer; 8-4 (3-0)
133 - #25 Kai Orine (NC State) dec. #6 Kyle Biscoglia; 8-5 (6-0)
141 - #12 Ryan Jack (NC State) dec. #10 Cael Happel; 6-3 (9-0)
149 - #25 Colin Realbuto (UNI) dec. #19 Jackson Arrington; 5-4 (9-3)
157 - #9 Ed Scott (NC State) WBF #27 Derek Holschlag; 0:18 (15-3)
165 - #11 Austin Yant (UNI) dec. Matty Singleton; 5-2 (15-6)
174 - Alex Faison (NC State) dec. Carson Babcock; 3-1 (18-6)
184 - #3 Parker Keckeisen (UNI) WBF #2 Trent Hidlay; 4:54 (18-12)
197 - #9 Isaac Trumble (NC State) WBF Noah Glaser; 2:38 (24-12)
285 - #13 Owen Trephan (NC State) dec. #19 Tyrel Gordon; 3-1 SV1 (27-12)

Hard to believe that Hidlay was pinned in his match.

PK’s pin over Hidlay. Misdirection single, chased to the edge, jumped for the cradle, suicide for the fall. Absolutely insane.

“If you’re scared, go to church.” – @knarkill pic.twitter.com/Zpy5jpnS52

— Cody Goodwin (@codygoodwin) December 21, 2022

Here's the video. Cradled on the edge of the mat. Was 2-2 at the time.

Hidlay beat him earlier in the season.

N.C. State junior Jarrett Trombley strutted through the halls of the New Orleans Convention Center with an over sized cup in his hand.

Trombley earned the right to carry the hardware, which wasn't a cup, but a championship trophy.

Over the weekend at the Journeyman Collegiate Duals, four individuals went undefeated as the Wolfpack won the Red Pool, 27-12, with a win over No. 22 Northern Iowa.

No. 7 N.C. State (8-0) also defeated Cal-Poly and Lehigh, giving the Pack three wins over ranked teams in two days.

The finals featured seven matches when ranked opponents went head-to-head. Their wins over Lehigh and Northern Iowa were their first wins in program history in those series.

Head coach Pat Popolizio admittedly had question marks at the beginning of the year with a young roster. After a hot start, some of those have been answered.

"The one thing we can see with our team is we are starting to be a little more consistent," Popolizio said. "Guys are settling into their style of wrestling and building confidence on stuff that we've worked on week to week. That's what we got out of our team this weekend, guys showing up ready to compete."

N.C. State won the first three matches over the Panthers (2-1), quickly gaining some important momentum right out the gate.

"You look at that match (early) on paper and there's a lot of splits," Popolizio said about the early showdowns. "When you can win those matches that are on paper, big toss ups it gives you some breathing room."

One of the bigger matches early on was a win by Kai Orine in the 133 class.

Orine trailed for most of the match and was down 4-2 going into the third. Orine needed a hail mary in the third and got one, going from down two to an 8-4 at the final whistle. It was his first win of the trip over a ranked opponent.

Ryan Jack (141) picked up his third win of the event when he defeated No. 10 Cael Happel, 6-3, before the Panthers got their first win in the 149 class. Ed Scott bounced back from a defeat on Monday, pinning No. 27 Derek Holschlag in the first period.

Scott and Isaac Trumble each bounced back from losses against Lehigh, pinning their opponents on Tuesday.

"Ed Scott, he's been on fire the last couple of weeks," Popolizio said. "He had a big win for us."

Northern Iowa took some of the momentum back in the 184 class when No. 3 Parker Keckeisen pinned No. 2 Trent Hidlay to make it 18-12. However, Trumble brought the energy back to N.C. State with his pin of Noah Glaser.

"That's what makes dual meets exciting," Popolizio said. "Things are going to go back and forth like that, but you have to have a short term memory for the guy going out there next."

Popolizio felt like the match of the night was in the heavyweight division where No. 13 Owen Trephan defeated Tyrell Gordon 3-1 in overtime.

"That was a very entertaining heavyweight match," Popolizio said.

Now the team will carry a first-place trophy and the momentum, and confidence, that comes with it, into 2023. Popolizio knows that's huge for his young squad.

"You look at the teams that were in our bracket, a lot of great teams to compete against," Popolizio said. "Our guys showed up and put it on the line and it's nice to come out of here with a win."

No. 7 N.C. State 27, No. 22 Northern Iowa 12

125: Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) def. Kyle Gollhofer, 8-4 dec.
133: No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU) def. No. 6 Kyle Biscoglia, 8-4 dec.
141: No. 12 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. No. 10 Cael Happel, 6-3 dec.
149: No. 25 Jarod Verkleeren def. No. 19 Jackson Arrington (NCSU), 4-5 dec.
157: No. 9 Ed Scott (NCSU) def. No. 27 Derek Holschlag, pin
165: No. 11 Austin Yant def. Matty Singleton (NCSU), 2-5
174: Alex Faison (NCSU) def. Carson Babcock, 3-1
184: No. 3 Parker Keckeisen def. No. 2 Trent Hidlay (NCSU), pin
197: No. 9 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) def. Noah Glaser, pin
285: No. 13 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. No. 19 Tyrell Gordon, 3-1 SV

Up next: N.C. State hosts Binghamton on Jan. 6 at 7 p.m.

https://gopack.com/news/2022/12/20/wrestling-young-n-c-state-wrestling-team-wins-journeyman-collegiate-duals.aspx

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PK’s pin over Hidlay. Misdirection single, chased to the edge, jumped for the cradle, suicide for the fall. Absolutely insane.

“If you’re scared, go to church.” – @knarkill pic.twitter.com/Zpy5jpnS52

— Cody Goodwin (@codygoodwin) December 21, 2022

Here's the video. Cradled on the edge of the mat. Was 2-2 at the time.

Hidlay beat him earlier in the season.

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How fricking strong does that guy have to be to be able to pull off that move and close his hands on Hidlay?

After a successful trip to New Orleans, the Pack "shot" up one spot in the NWCA Coaches Poll.

N.C. State comes in at No. 6️⃣#PackMentality pic.twitter.com/LWLVGDClSv

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) December 22, 2022

Congratulations to @DylanFishback1 for placing 7th at Midlands! Dylan put up a 6-2 record at the event! Big things coming from him!

Congratulations to @DylanFishback1 for placing 7th at Midlands! Dylan put up a 6-2 record at the event! Big things coming from him! 🐺🔴 pic.twitter.com/wNpMDxIouG

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) December 31, 2022

We ❤️ some rankings ahead of tomorrow's home match versus Binghamton.

🐺 🤼#PackMentality pic.twitter.com/fmKxMTmX4d

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) January 5, 2023

After two months on the road, the NC State wrestling team returns to Reynolds Coliseum Friday night.

The No. 6 Wolfpack host Binghamton at 7 pm. The match will air on ACCNX. Andrew Sanders and national champion Michael Macchiavello will be on the call.

NC State currently has eight starters in the Intermat or FloWrestling rankings. The Pack starts 2023 with a perfect 8-0 record.

Series history: NC State is a perfect 3-0 all-time against the Bearcats. The most recent Wolfpack victory was a 35-7 win in 2022.

Matchups: Friday's matchup will feature two head-to-head showdowns of ranked opponents. In the 184-pound class, NC State's Trent Hidlay, ranked No. 3 by Intermat, will take on No. 23 Jacob Nolan. In the heavyweight division, No. 13 Owen Trephan will take on No. 21 Cory Day of Binghamton.

Last time out: NC State traveled to New Orleans for the Journeyman Collegiate Duals and defeated Northern Iowa, 27-12, to win the Red Pool. Four Pack wrestlers went undefeated during the two-day event. NC State defeated Lehigh and Cal-Poly on the first day of the tournament.

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/5/wrestling-returns-to-reynolds-for-home-match-against-binghamton.aspx

Pack Wrestling takes care of business tonight!

No. 6 NC State 36, Binghamton 3

125: Micah Roes def. No. 24 Jarrett Trombley (NCSU), 3-1 dec.
133: No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU) def. Ivan Garcia, 8-2
141: No. 6 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. Christian Gannone, 12-2, maj. dec.
149: No. 17 Jackson Arrington (NCSU) def. Michael Zarif, 5-0 dec.
157: No. 10 Ed Scott (NCSU) def. Conner Decker, Fall
165: Derek Fields (NCSU) def. Dimitri Gamkrelidze, 6-4 dec.
174: Alex Faison (NCSU) def. Sam DePrez, 7-3
184: No. 3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) def. No. 23 Jacob Nolan, 13-4, maj. dec.
197: No. 7 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) def. Cayden Bevis, 16-2, Fall
285: No. 13 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. No. 21 Cory Day, 11-0, maj dec.

So much for any rust coming off the winter break.

For the first time since December 20,the NC State wrestling team was in action and the Pack was in midseason form, dominating Binghamton, 36-3 in front of 1,750 fans inside of Reynolds Coliseum.

With the win, NC State improves to 9-0 on the season as they gear up for ACC competition. The Pack will have one more pre-conference warm up, hosting Army next Friday, before jumping into league action.

If the Bearcats were the next to last quiz, NC State looks more than ready for the conference test.

The Pack dropped the first match of the night when Micah Roes defeated No. 24 Jarrett Trombley, 3-1. NC State won the final nine matches of the night, including three major decisions and two pin falls.

The Pack is now 4-0 all-time versus Binghamton, the school where Pat Popolizio coached from 2007-12.

NC State went 2-0 in head-to-head matchups of ranked opponents on Friday. In the 184-pound class, No. 3 Trent Hidlay shook off his first loss of the season (in New Orleans) and defeated No. 23 Jacob Nolan, 13-3. The Lewistown, Pa. native was never in serious jeopardy, jumping out to a 6-2 lead after one. Hidlay (13-1) piled it on from then on, scoring on takedown after takedown in the final two periods.

In the heavyweight division, No. 13 Owen Trephan took on No. 21 Cory Day. Trephan, who has been on a tear lately, won his third straight match, picking up an 11-0 win.

While the Pack remained in control after the opening bout, there was some drama in the middle classes. In the 174-pound class, Alex Faison found himself down 2-0 to Sam DePrez in the first period. DePrez led 3-2 late in the second, but Faison rallied to tie the match at three heading into the final period.

Faison had a late flurry in the third to win 7-3. In the 165 class, Derek Fields led by one (4-3) in the third period, before getting a huge, momentum shifting two-point takedown over Dimitri Gamkrelidze. Fields would pull away in the third for a 6-4 win.

No. 10 Ed Scott and No. 7 Isaac Trumble each picked up pin falls for the Wolfpack. Scott's pin gave the Pack a 16-2 advantage halfway through the match. Trumble picked up his sixth fall of the season when he pinned Cayden Bevis with four seconds remaining in the match.

No. 6 NC State 36, Binghamton 3

125: Micah Roes def. No. 24 Jarrett Trombley (NCSU), 3-1 dec.
133: No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU) def. Ivan Garcia, 8-2
141: No. 6 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. Christian Gannone, 12-2, maj. dec.
149: No. 17 Jackson Arrington (NCSU) def. Michael Zarif, 5-0 dec.
157: No. 10 Ed Scott (NCSU) def. Conner Decker, Fall
165: Derek Fields (NCSU) def. Dimitri Gamkrelidze, 6-4 dec.
174: Alex Faison (NCSU) def. Sam DePrez, 7-3
184: No. 3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) def. No. 23 Jacob Nolan, 13-4, maj. dec.
197: No. 7 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) def. Cayden Bevis, 16-2, Fall
285: No. 13 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. No. 21 Cory Day, 11-0, maj dec.

Up next: NC State hosts Army on January 13 at 7 pm

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/6/wrestling-no-6-nc-state-takes-care-of-business-drops-binghamton-36-3.aspx

NC State is home for the second week in a row, hosting Army West Point on Military Appreciation Night.

The Pack (9-0) climbed to No. 5 in the polls this week and for the first time this season, has 10 guys in the Intermat rankings.

Friday's match against the Black Nights (2-3) will be the final test before NC State starts conference duals. Action starts at 7 pm and will be aired on ACCNX.

Series history: NC State is 3-2 all-time against Army. The last meeting was in 2016, a 32-6 win by the Wolfpack.

Matchups: Friday's matchup will feature two head-to-head showdowns of ranked opponents. In the 125 pound class, NC State's Jarrett Trombley (No. 30) will take on Army's Ethan Berginc, who is ranked No. 32. In the 174 class, Alex Faison, currently ranked No. 31 by Intermat, will take on Ben Pasiuk, who is ranked No 21.

Last time out: NC State returned home after two months on the road and defeated Binghamton, 36-3. N.C. State dropped the first match of the night, but proceeded to win the next nine to cruise. The Wolfpack had two pin falls (Ed Scott, Isaac Trumble) and three major decisions (Ryan Jack, Trent Hidlay, Owen Trephan) on the night.

Match notes: Schedule and probable lineups can be found here.

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/12/wrestling-no-5-nc-state-welcomes-army-on-military-appreciation-night.aspx

Pack takes down Army.

No. 5 NC State 30, Army 6
125: No. 32 Ethan Berginc def. Troy Hohman (NCSU), 1-3
133: No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU) def. Richard Treanor, 12-1, major dec.
141: No. 6 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. Julian Sanchez, 7-3
149: No. 17 Jackson Arrington (NCSU) def. Matthew Williams, 3-0
157: No. 7 Ed Scott (NCSU) def. Nate Lukez, 14-3, major dec.
165: Derek Fields (NCSU) def. Dalton Harkins, 3-2
174: No. 21 Ben Pasiuk def. No. 31 Alex Faison (NCSU), 4-11
184: No. 3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) def. Sahm Abdulrazzaq, 13-5 major dec.
197: No. 6 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) def. Kyle Swartz, 8-0 major dec.
285: No. 13 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. Kade Carlson, 22-7 tech fall

ACC's start next week with a visit to VT.

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Pack takes down Army.

No. 5 NC State 30, Army 6
125: No. 32 Ethan Berginc def. Troy Hohman (NCSU), 1-3
133: No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU) def. Richard Treanor, 12-1, major dec.
141: No. 6 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. Julian Sanchez, 7-3
149: No. 17 Jackson Arrington (NCSU) def. Matthew Williams, 3-0
157: No. 7 Ed Scott (NCSU) def. Nate Lukez, 14-3, major dec.
165: Derek Fields (NCSU) def. Dalton Harkins, 3-2
174: No. 21 Ben Pasiuk def. No. 31 Alex Faison (NCSU), 4-11
184: No. 3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) def. Sahm Abdulrazzaq, 13-5 major dec.
197: No. 6 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) def. Kyle Swartz, 8-0 major dec.
285: No. 13 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. Kade Carlson, 22-7 tech fall

ACC's start next week with a visit to VT.

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thank you

What happened to Trombley at 125?

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What happened to Trombley at 125?

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He's really struggling. Not sure if its the weight cut or an injury, it's just become a real rough spot in the lineup. Losing Stevo to transfer and Camacho to injury, has really lowered the ceiling for this team.

Watched every match last night, this team just doesn't have the depth we've had the last few years. Similar to our women's bball team, they've raised the standard and expectations with success the last several years that you really notice a difference in a really good lineup and a great one. We can beat VT next Friday, but we'll need to be better than what we've shown so far this season.

NC State gets its first conference opponent this Friday and it's a big one. The Wolfpack (10-0) and No. 8 Virginia Tech (6-2) clash in Blacksburg at 7 p.m.

The match will air on ACCN.

NC State climbed to No. 5 in the polls this week. The two teams are 15-15-1 versus each other inside Castle Coliseum.

Series history: NC State leads the all-time series with Virginia Tech, 37-28. The Wolfpack beat the Hokies 21-10 last season in Raleigh.

Matchups: Every weight class could potentially be a ranked-versus-ranked bout. One to keep an eye on will be the 149 class between ranked freshmen. Virginia Tech's Caleb Henson is ranked No. 9 by Intermat, while N.C. State rookie Jackson Arrington is ranked No. 15.

Last time out: In front of 2,257 fans on Military Appreciation Night, the Wolfpack improved to 10-0 with another convincing win, defeating Army 30-6.

The Pack won five in a row after the 125 opener, building a 17-3 advantage. The streak included two major decisions.

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/19/wrestling-battle-in-blacksburg-as-no-5-nc-state-visits-no-8-virginia-tech.aspx

State wrestling falls @ VT 16-14.

Andonian was all over Scott. That was a wild match. Keep that to a decision and get rid of the stupid conduct deduction and it's a tie

No. 5 NC State wrestling visited Blacksburg, Virginia to take on No. 8 Virginia Tech on Friday, Jan. 20. The two teams traded decisions, but a point deduction and one major decision ended up being the difference maker as the Pack ultimately lost 16-14.
The Wolfpack (10-1, 0-1 ACC) had been perfect in dual matches up to this point, but the Hokies (7-2, 1-0 ACC) hosted a record crowd of nearly 6,000 fans, which rattled the red-and-white.


First up was No. 29 redshirt junior Jarrett Trombley in the 125-pound weight class. Neither he or his opponent could get the upper hand at first as the match went into overtime with a 1-1 score. Finally, Trombley scored a takedown to put the first points on the board for the Pack, pushing ahead 3-0.
With the score tied 3-3 after the Hokies won the next bout by decision, No. 6 sophomore Ryan Jack squared off against VT's No. 12 Tom Crook in 141. Jack found himself in a 1-1 tie at the end of his bout, but his riding time of over a minute made the difference and won him the decision.

NC State dropped its next two matches, going down 10-6 to the Hokies, but No. 32 freshman Matty Singleton claimed another overtime victory with a takedown in 165. Singleton beat his 20th ranked opponent and, after a team deduction, the Wolfpack cut the deficit to 10-8.
After a loss to the third-ranked wrestler in the 174-pound class, it was time for No. 3 redshirt junior Trent Hidlay, who lined up against No. 7 Hunter Bolen with his team down 13-8. Down 3-0, Hidley muscled his way to a 5-3 decision win, cutting Virginia Tech's lead to 13-11.
After giving up another decision, the Pack needed a huge score to overcome the Hokies' 16-11 lead, and No. 12 redshirt sophomore Owen Trephan stood as the last competitor for the Pack. While he won his bout in yet another OT decision, it was not enough for the Pack to win as a team.
The Wolfpack will continue conference action when it returns to Reynolds Coliseum to take on the Duke Blue Devils. The important match will even host the NC State Pep Band to help cheer on the Pack. The match is set for Friday, Jan. 27 at 7 p.m.

https://www.technicianonline.com/sports/wolfpack-wrestling-falls-to-virginia-tech-in-top-10-matchup/article_695396bc-993a-11ed-86b9-bbb57b4d44ac.html

Pack falls in close one to VT.

No. 8 Virginia Tech 16, No. 5 NC State 14
125: No. 29 Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) def. No. 20 Eddie Ventresca, 3-1 dec.
133: No. 5 Sam Latona def. No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU), 1-3 dec.
141: No. 6 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. No. 12 Tom Crook, 2-1 dec.
149: No. 9 Caleb Henson def. No. 15 Jackson Arrington (NCSU), 1-6 dec.
157: No. 6 Bryce Andonian def. No. 7 Ed Scott (NCSU), 10-24, major dec.
165: No. 32 Matty Singleton (NCSU) def. No. 20 Connor Brady, 5-3 SV1
174: No. 3 Mekhi Lewis def. No. 32 Alex Faison (NCSU), 2-8 dec.
184: No. 3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) def. No. 7 Hunter Bolen, 5-3 dec. SV1
197: No. 26 Andy Smith def. No. 6 Isaac Trumble (NCSU), 2-3
285: No. 12 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. No. 23 Hunter Catka, 3-1

Duke up next at home this coming Friday.

In their first ACC dual of the year, No. 5 NC State went down to the wire against No. 8 Virginia Tech.

In the end, the Hokies took enough matches to defeat the Wolfpack, 16-14.

NC State drops to 10-1 overall and drops its second straight dual in Cassell Coliseum. The Wolfpack got off to a good start over Virginia Tech (7-2), when Jarrett Trombley defeated No. 20 Eddie Ventresca in the 125 opener.

After Sam Latona got a 3-1 decision over Kai Orine, Ryan Jack put the momentum back in favor of the Pack with a 2-1 decision over No. 12 Tom Crook.

The difference in the match for Jack was riding time. Jack had two minutes worth of riding time in the second period with the score tied at 1. The win by Jack gave NC State a 6-3 advantage.

The Hokies would take the next two matches before freshman Matty Singleton got the Pack back on board with a 5-3 win in overtime against Connor Brady. Singleton got a takedown in overtime to secure the win. However, NC State had a team point taken away after Singleton's match and trailed 10-8 heading into the second half of the dual.

No. 3 Trent Hidlay picked up the next win for the Pack in the 184 class, defeating No. 7 Hunter Bolen, 5-3, in overtime. Holiday trailed 3-0 heading into the third. Hidlay got a late takedown and got a point for riding time to secure the win.

NC State went into the final two matches down two, but No. 26 Andy Smith got a late takedown over Isaac Trumble to escape with a 3-2 win.

No. 12 Owen Trephan picked up a 3-1 win over No. 23 Hunter Catka to end the evening.

No. 8 Virginia Tech 16, No. 5 NC State 14
125: No. 29 Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) def. No. 20 Eddie Ventresca, 3-1 dec.
133: No. 5 Sam Latona def. No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU), 1-3 dec.
141: No. 6 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. No. 12 Tom Crook, 2-1 dec.
149: No. 9 Caleb Henson def. No. 15 Jackson Arrington (NCSU), 1-6 dec.
157: No. 6 Bryce Andonian def. No. 7 Ed Scott (NCSU), 10-24, major dec.
165: No. 32 Matty Singleton (NCSU) def. No. 20 Connor Brady, 5-3 SV1
174: No. 3 Mekhi Lewis def. No. 32 Alex Faison (NCSU), 2-8 dec.
184: No. 3 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) def. No. 7 Hunter Bolen, 5-3 dec. SV1
197: No. 26 Andy Smith def. No. 6 Isaac Trumble (NCSU), 2-3
285: No. 12 Owen Trephan (NCSU) def. No. 23 Hunter Catka, 3-1

Up next: NC State hosts Duke on January 27.

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/20/wrestling-nc-state-drops-first-dual-of-the-season-at-virginia-tech.aspx

NC State returns home for ACC action, hosting Duke Friday night at 7 pm.

The match will air on ACCNX.

Andrew Sanders and former Wolfpack All-American Tariq Wilson will be on the call.

NC State (10-1) will be looking for their first conference win. Duke (3-7) is also 0-1 in league action.

Series history: NC State has won seven straight matches against Duke. The Pack owns a 55-13 lead in the all-time series.

Matchups: Some new faces will be inserted into the lineup Friday night for NC State. In the 165 class, Luke Ahrberg (11-3) gets the start in place of Trent Hidlay. In the 285 class, Tyrie Houghton (9-7) will start in place of Owen Trephan.

Last time out: NC State won the same amount of matches against No. 8 Virginia Tech, but dropped their first match of the year, falling to the Hokies, 16-14.

Match notes: Schedule and probable lineups can be found here.

@PackWrestle | #PackMentality

https://gopack.com/news/2023/1/26/wrestling-no-8-nc-state-returns-home-to-take-on-duke.aspx

While State pounds Duke, developing story on ACC Network as Pitt leads VT at the break 12-8. Pitt got a pin at 125 to start the night and has some tough guys in the upper weights. If Pitt can win a toss-up matchup here at 165 they could be in position to pull a huge upset.

Pitt is going to beat VT with a defensive fall at 184 over Hunter Bolen. State is still alive for the ACC dual title.

Pack pounds Duke.

No. 8 NC State 46, Duke 3
125: No. 26 Jarrett Trombley (NCSU) def. Ethan Grimminger, Fall 2:50
133: No. 25 Kai Orine (NCSU) def. Logan Agin, 21-1, Tech Fall
141: No. 5 Ryan Jack (NCSU) def. Christian Colman, 13-4, Major dec.
149: No. 17 Jackson Arrington (NCSU) def. Patrick Rowland, 10-2, Major dec
157: No. 7 Ed Scott (NCSU) def. Logan Ferrero, Fall
165: Luke Ahrberg (NCSU) def. Gabe Dinette, 7-2 dec.
174: No. 31 Alex Faison (NCSU) vs. Conor Becker, Forfeit
184: Dylan Fishback (NCSU) vs. Luke Chakonis, Fall
197: No. 6 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) def. Brayden Ray, Fall
285: No. 22 Jonah Niesenbaum def. Tyrie Houghton (NCSU), 5-4 dec.


Travels to UVA next week.

1 of only 5 teams to have all 10 guys ranked in Intermat’s new rankings! https://t.co/jDS1mQa6Gz

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) February 1, 2023

The NC State wrestling team looks to record its second straight ACC victory when the Wolfpack travels to Charlottesville, Virginia, on Friday for a match at Virginia.

Friday's match at Memorial Gym is set for 7 p.m. and will be streamed live on ACC Network Extra.

The Pack (11-1, 1-1 ACC) has won its past eight matchups against the Cavaliers (6-4, 0-2 ACC) with four victories in Raleigh and four wins in Charlottesville during its winning streak. NC State has won those eight matchups by a combined score of 218-81, including a 83-20 margin over the past three contests.

NC State defeated Virginia 32-2 at Reynolds Coliseum this past season. The Pack won nine of its 10 individual matches against the Cavaliers in 2022.

Overall, NC State holds a 38-30-1 record against Virginia, using its current eight-match winning streak to widen its advantage in the all-time series.

https://gopack.com/news/2023/2/2/wrestling-no-8-nc-state-travels-to-charlottesville-for-acc-matchup-at-virginia.aspx

Will be interesting to see if State rests any starters tomorrow night. UVa is not good - not as bad as Duke but they're down there.

Ok PACK one final time at Reynolds to show our nationally ranked wrestling team that we are the best fans in the country. See you at Reynolds on Friday against Pitt. Big dual! @PackWrestle @pat_popolizio @PackAthletics @PackPride @NCState @NCStateAlumni pic.twitter.com/nT7yj8JbcD

— Mike Giancola (@MikeCGiancola) February 4, 2023

🇺🇸🫡 ⁦@PackWrestle⁩ ⁦@isaactrumble_⁩ ⁦@Trephy17⁩ ⁦@fazonator⁩ pic.twitter.com/TEm9tZUXc2

— 🐺🔴⚫️Pat Popolizio (@pat_popolizio) February 4, 2023

YOU should be in Reynolds on Friday for No. 7 NC State vs. No. 18 Pitt

Here's why:
1️⃣ A shot at the top spot in ACC standings
2️⃣ Eight ranked 🆚 ranked matchups
3️⃣ Meet and greet session
4️⃣ Senior Night#PackMentality pic.twitter.com/KwMTPMXTbd

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) February 7, 2023

Let’s #RockReynolds on Friday! pic.twitter.com/qjvPKkRzeu

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) February 8, 2023

Wolfer79 said:

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Let’s #RockReynolds on Friday! pic.twitter.com/qjvPKkRzeu

— NC State Wrestling 🤼‍♂️ (@PackWrestle) February 8, 2023

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When do the doors open?