BROOKINGS – South Dakota State picked up two victories at home over the weekend. The Jackrabbits beat Fresno State on Saturday and topped Stanford on Sunday.
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BROOKINGS – South Dakota State picked up two victories at home over the weekend. The Jackrabbits beat Fresno State on Saturday and topped Stanford on Sunday.
• SDSU 26, Fresno State 12
Tanner Sloan and Zach Carlson each picked up major decision wins in a victory over the Bulldogs.
Carlson beat Hunter Cruz 16-2 in the 184-pound weight class. Sloan won 9-0 at 197.
Fresno State forfeited two matches. SDSU won a total of six matches.
Clay Carlson won via decision after beating Gary Joint 7-3 at 141. At 165, Tanner Cook beat Adam Kemp 18-12.
• SDSU 34, Stanford 4
The Jackrabbits only lost one match and it was the last one of the night.
Cook kicked things off at 174 at picked up a 4-0 win over Gabe Dinette. Zach Carlson won a 16-5 major decision at 184.
Sloan won 7-2 against Nathan Traxler at 197. Blake Wolters won the heavyweight match 7-1 against Trevor Rasmussen.
Danny Vega won at 125 6-3 over Jackson DiSario. At 133, Zach Price picked up a 15-0 technical fall win over Luciano Arroyo. Clay Carlson beat Fabian Santillan in a 10-2 major decision victory.
Henry Pohlmeyer won by forfeit and Garret Jordan beat Ethan Woods 9-3 at 157. In the final match at 165, David Griffith beat Kenny O’Neil 16-5.
SDSU has now won five-straight duals and is now 12-5 on the season. They will close out the regular season Friday night when they host North Dakota State.
