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WREST Recap 1-17-2021
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No. 9 Mizzou Wrestling Remains Perfect, Tallies Ranked Wins Over No. 10 Iowa State & No. 20 Northern Iowa

Tigers dominate Sunday afternoon in Hilton Coliseum, earn five individual ranked victories

1/17/2021 6:25:00 PM

COLUMBIA, Mo. – No. 9 Mizzou Wrestling (7-0) continued its dominance to start the 2021 campaign Sunday afternoon with a pair of dual victories over nationally ranked foes. The Tigers opened their day with a 34-6 triumph over No. 20 Northern Iowa, followed by a 31-7 win against No. 10 Iowa State.

Mizzou simply overpowered the Panthers and Cyclones grapplers, winning 16-of-20 overall matches on the day. Five of the Tigers' individual victories occurred against nationally ranked wrestlers, highlighted by 141-pound redshirt junior Allan Hart toppling No. 4 Ian Parker of Iowa State.

Additionally, eight of Mizzou's wins Sunday resulted in bonus points. 165-pound freshman Keegan O'Toole tallied a technical fall and fall in his two victories, while 184-pound redshirt sophomore Jeremiah Kent produced a fall and major decision.

Hear From Head Coach Brian Smith

On the Tigers' dominance over the Panthers and Cyclones…

"We wrestled two really good teams and we won a lot of tight matches. We gutted out some very tough wins. We had guys stepping up across the lineup and getting bonus points. We had guys finding a way to win and that's important this time of the year. We're going to continue to get better and have a lot of things to work on. To walk out of Hilton Coliseum with two ranked dual wins, that's pretty big."

Hear From 141-Pound Redshirt Junior Allan Hart

On his 2-0 afternoon, including triumph over No. 4 ranked opponent…

"It was really good. That first match against Northern Iowa, I got my pace going. In the second match versus Iowa State, it was really huge. He was ranked fourth in the country. I don't like to play into the rankings, because anything can happen on any given day, but beating someone that highly ranked and established was really cool."

No. 9 Mizzou over No. 20 Northern Iowa, 34-6

  • 125: No. 20 Brody Teske (UNI) over No. 14 Connor Brown (MIZ) by 12-10 (SV1) decision
  • 133: No. 10 Matt Schmitt (MIZ) over Kyle Biscoglia (UNI) by 4-3 decision
  • 141: No. 10 Allan Hart (MIZ) over Drew Bennett (UNI) by 17-0 technical fall (4:23)
  • 149: No. 3 Brock Mauller (MIZ) over Tristan Lara (UNI) by 5-3 decision
  • 157: No. 12 Jarrett Jacques (MIZ) over Cayd Lara (UNI) by 19-4 technical fall (6:24)
  • 165: No. 13 Keegan O'Toole (MIZ) over Pat Schoenfelder (UNI) by 20-4 technical fall (6:36)
  • 174: No. 19 Peyton Mocco (MIZ) over No. 33 Lance Runyon (UNI) by 9-6 decision
  • 184: No. 18 Jeremiah Kent (MIZ) over Keegan Moore (UNI) by fall (2:23)
  • 197: No. 15 Rocky Elam (MIZ) over Tyrell Gordon (UNI) by 14-2 major decision
  • HWT: No. 10 Carter Isley (UNI) over No. 7 Zach Elam (MIZ) by 3-2 decision

No. 9 Mizzou over No. 10 Iowa State, 31-7

  • 125: No. 14 Connor Brown (MIZ) over Kysen Terukina (ISU) by 5-4 decision
  • 133: No. 10 Matt Schmitt (MIZ) over No. 30 Zach Redding (ISU) by 4-3 decision
  • 141: No. 10 Allan Hart (MIZ) over No. 4 Ian Parker (ISU) by 7-4 decision
  • 149: No. 3 Brock Mauller (MIZ) over Cam Robinson (ISU) by 7-3 decision
  • 157: No. 3 David Carr (ISU) over No. 12 Jarrett Jacques (MIZ) by 14-1 major decision
  • 165: No. 13 Keegan O'Toole (MIZ) over Grant Stotts (ISU) by fall (4:19)
  • 174: No. 19 Peyton Mocco (MIZ) over No. 26 Julien Broderson (ISU) by fall (0:56)
  • 184: No. 18 Jeremiah Kent (MIZ) over Tate Battani (ISU) by 10-0 major decision
  • 197: No. 15 Rocky Elam over (MIZ) No. 19 Yonger Bastida (ISU) by 5-4 decision
  • HWT: No. 7 Gannon Gremmel (ISU) over No. 7 Zach Elam (MIZ) by 7-2 decision

Extra Matches

  • 125: Alex Mackall (ISU) over Dack Punke (MIZ) by 10-2 major decision
  • 125: Kyle Gollhofer (UNI) over Dack Punke (MIZ) by 3-1 decision
  • 141: Josh Edmond (MIZ) over Cael Happel (UNI) by 7-5 decision
  • 174: Sean Harman MIZ) over Mac Southard (ISU) by 4-3 decision
  • 174: Lance Runyon (UNI) over Duwayne Villalpando (MIZ) by 11-2 major decision
  • 184: Parker Keckeisen (UNI) over Colton Hawks (MIZ) by 3-2 decision
  • 197: Wyatt Koelling (MIZ) over Marcus Coleman (ISU) by 6-4 decision
  • 197: Parker Keckeisen (UNI) over Wyatt Koelling (MIZ) by 6-1 decision

#TigerStyle Takeaways

  • Mizzou has now outscored its opposition this season, 238-34. The Tigers have yet to allow an opponent to score double-digit points in a dual. Additionally, Mizzou has surpassed 30-plus points in six of its seven duals thus far this season.
  • The Tigers have now toppled Northern Iowa in eight of their past 11 historical meetings.
  • While Iowa State still holds an eye-opening 44-11 all-time series lead over Mizzou, the Tigers hold recent bragging rights behind a current six-dual winning streak following Sunday's victory.
  • Following respective perfect 2-0 afternoons in Ames, Iowa, Mizzou's Hart, 149-pound junior Brock Mauller, O'Toole, 165-pound redshirt sophomore Peyton Mocco, Kent and 197-pound freshman Rocky Elam all still possess unblemished records this season.

Up Next

Mizzou returns to the friendly confines of the Hearnes Center next Saturday (Jan. 23) for a tri-dual against Mid-American Conference foes Northern Illinois and Ohio. Action kicks off in Mid-Missouri at noon CT.

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