2022 Big Ten Wrestling Tournament: Sunday Open Thread + Results

By RossWB on March 6, 2022 at 12:00 pm @rosswb
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WHAT: 2022 Big Ten Wrestling Tournament
WHEN: Sunday, March 6 
Session III/IV -- 12:30 PM CT (Session III), 3:30 PM CT (Session IV/Finals)
WHERE: Pinnacle Bank Arena (Lincoln, NE)
TV: BTN (Shane Sparks, Jim Gibbons, and Tim Johnson)
[no BTN coverage of Session III]
RADIO: iHeart Radio | AM 800 KXIC
STREAM: FoxSports.com | BTN+ (all mats)
MOBILE: Fox Sports app 
TWITTER: @Hawks_Wrestling | @IowaWRLive | @IowaAwesome | @IowaOnBTN

NOTE: Don't forget to follow all the action during the game and chat with your fellow Iowa fans in the Go Iowa Awesome discord! (More info here.)

Let's finish things off at the 2022 Big Ten Wrestling Tournament. 

SESSION III -- CONSOLATION MATCHES

CONSOLATION SEMIFINALS (winner wrestles for 3rd; loser wrestles for 5th)

149: #4 Max Murin vs #6 John Van Brill (Rutgers)
157: #2 Kaleb Young vs #5 Peyton Robb (Nebraska)
174: #2 Michael Kemerer vs #7 Troy Fisher (Northwestern)
197: #4 Jacob Warner vs #3 Cameron Caffey (Michigan State)

7TH PLACE MATCHES

125: #6 Drake Ayala vs #9 Dylan Shawver (Rutgers)
184: #5 Abe Assad vs #10 Isaiah Salazar (Minnesota)

And the showcase matches... 

FINALS

133: #2 Austin Desanto vs #1 Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State)
141: #2 Jaydin Eierman vs #1 Nick Lee (Penn State)
165: #2 Alex Marinelli vs #4 Cameron Amine (Michigan)
285: #2 Tony Cassioppi vs #1 Gable Steveson (Minnesota)

I talked about these matches briefly here. An updated bracket is available here. 

TEAM SCORE

1) 116.0 -- Michigan (5 finalists, 4 in consolation semifinals, 1 in 7th place match)
2) 111.5 -- Penn State (5 finalists, 2 in consolation semifinals, 1 in 7th place match)
3) 109.0 -- Iowa (4 finalists, 4 in consolation semifinals, 2 in 7th place matches)
4) 72.0 -- Ohio State (1 finalist, 5 in consolation semifinals, 2 in 7th place matches)
5) 70.5 -- Northwestern (1 finalist, 5 in consolation semifinals, 1 in 7th place match)

I broke down the team race here. Michigan and Penn State could be set up for a pretty thrilling battle through the finals. Iowa isn't out of the picture, either, but needs to be just about perfect today to claim a third straight Big Ten Tournament championship. 

I won't be able to post results here during the consolation round matches, so if someone wants to pick up the baton and do that, it would be much appreciated. I should be back in time for the finals later this afternoon. 

Go Hawks. 

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