No. 20 Wrestling Falls At Boston University, 37-14
BOSTON, January 18, 2006 - Springfield College senior Peter Marques (Massapequa, N.Y.) won a major decision (19-4) over Boston University's Bryan Matsuura at 133 pounds, but it wasn't enough as the Division-I Terriers proved to be too much for the No. 20 Pride, 37-14, this evening (Jan. 18) in Boston, Mass.
SC opened the dual on a strong note, as junior Ryan Hannigan (Wyantskill, N.Y.) won his 125-pound bout over BU's Josh Statum in a 7-6 decision, and then Marques won his 133-pound match. The Terriers reeled off wins in their next six matches, however, to take a commanding lead in the dual.
The other win for the Pride on the night came in the 197-pound match, as SC freshman Alex Klinoff (Concord, Mass.) pinned BU's Elijah Vidal in six minutes and 29 seconds.
With the loss, the Pride falls to 4-6 in dual competition this season. SC will next travel to the New England College Coaches Wrestling Association (NECCWA) Duals at Bridgewater State, beginning at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday morning, January 22.
Boston University 37, No. 20 Springfield College 14125 - Ryan Hannigan (SC) dec. Josh Statum (BU), 7-6
133 - Peter Marques (SC) major dec. Bryan Matsuura (BU), 19-4
141 - Joe Whitaker (BU) wbf Tom Alimberti (SC), 6:20
149 - Mike Roberts (BU) dec. Mark DeCiccio (SC), 10-7
157 - Justin Blumenthal (BU) major dec. Luke Gabordi (SC), 12-4
165 - Zach Johns (BU) wbf Bill Koch (SC), 1:51
174 - Chris Tripp (BU) wbf Scott Faivre (SC), 1:08
184 - Tom Sforza (BU) wbf Mike Angers (SC), 0:46
197 - Alex Klinoff (SC) wbf Elijah Vidal (BU), 6:29
HWT - James Connors (BU) wins by forfeit
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Head Coach Daryl Arroyo
Former Springfield College All-American Daryl Arroyo will be entering his 20th season as the head wrestling coach at his alma mater in 2009-10. Under his tutelage, the Springfield College wrestling program has posted a 278-151-6 overall dual-meet record, good for an outstanding .646 winning percentage.
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