Sunday, January 13
Columbus, Ohio
2 PM ET
Michigan State University
4
at
37
Ohio State
Rayvon Foley earned a major decision victory over Malik Heinselman
Michigan State Wrestling Stifled by No. 3 Ohio State
1/13/2019 4:12:00 PM | Wrestling
Sophomore Rayvon Foley picked up the lone win for the Spartans.
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Michigan State wrestling was unable to overcome a barrage of bonus point victories on Sunday, January 13, losing 37-4 against the No. 3-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes.
With a loss, the Spartans now own a 4-4 overall record with a 1-2 mark in the Big Ten. Ohio State remains unbeaten at 7-0 overall and 2-0 in conference action.
Michigan State scored the first points of the match at 125 pounds as No. 7 ranked sophomore Rayvon Foley defeated Malik Heinselman by way of major decision, 19-6. Foley's victory avenged a 13-12 loss to Heinselman at the 2018 World Team Trials in May 2018.
At 133 pounds, redshirt senior Anthony Tutolo took No. 6-ranked Luke Pletcher to tiebreaker rounds. An escape in favor of Pletcher gave the Buckeyes a decision at 133 pounds, despite Tutolo recording the only two takedowns of the bout.
Ohio State rattled off six bonus point victories in the final eight bouts to help secure an advantage over the Spartans.
Redshirt sophomore Drew Hughes was tough in the top position at 174 pounds, earning a two point near fall in the third period and had the opportunity for another turn.
No. 17-ranked Cameron Caffey lost by tech fall to No. 1 Myles Martin at 184 pounds, but despite the loss turned in one of the more exciting matches of the afternoon featuring this "Superduck" in the first period.
UP NEXT
Spartan wresting will welcome No. 5-ranked Michigan to Jenison Field House on Friday, January 18 for a 7:00 p.m. Big Ten dual.
Michigan State vs. #3 Ohio State
Ohio State 37, Michigan State 4
125: Rayvon Foley (MSU) over Malik Heinselman (OSU) (MD, 19-6), MSU leads 4-0
133: Luke Pletcher (OSU) over Anthony Tutolo (MSU) (TB-1 5-4), MSU leads 4-3
141: Joey McKenna (OSU) over Matt Santos (MSU) (TF, 24-9, 7:00), OSU leads 8-4
149: Micah Jordan (OSU) over Jaden Enriquez (MSU) (MD, 15-6), OSU leads 12-4
157: Ke-Shawn Hayes (OSU) over Jake Tucker (MSU) (MD, 11-3), OSU leads 16-4
165: Kaleb Romero (OSU) over Austin Hiles (MSU) (7-4), OSU leads 19-4
174: Ethan Smith (OSU) over Drew Hughes (MSU) (9-3), OSU leads 22-4
184: Myles Martin (OSU) over Cameron Caffey (MSU) (TF, 22-7, 5:33), OSU leads 27-4
197: Kollin Moore (OSU) over Nick May (MSU) (Fall, 2:32), OSU leads 33-4
285: Chase Singletary (OSU) over Christian Rebottaro (MSU) (MD, 12-4), OSU wins 37-4
With a loss, the Spartans now own a 4-4 overall record with a 1-2 mark in the Big Ten. Ohio State remains unbeaten at 7-0 overall and 2-0 in conference action.
Michigan State scored the first points of the match at 125 pounds as No. 7 ranked sophomore Rayvon Foley defeated Malik Heinselman by way of major decision, 19-6. Foley's victory avenged a 13-12 loss to Heinselman at the 2018 World Team Trials in May 2018.
At 133 pounds, redshirt senior Anthony Tutolo took No. 6-ranked Luke Pletcher to tiebreaker rounds. An escape in favor of Pletcher gave the Buckeyes a decision at 133 pounds, despite Tutolo recording the only two takedowns of the bout.
Ohio State rattled off six bonus point victories in the final eight bouts to help secure an advantage over the Spartans.
Redshirt sophomore Drew Hughes was tough in the top position at 174 pounds, earning a two point near fall in the third period and had the opportunity for another turn.
No. 17-ranked Cameron Caffey lost by tech fall to No. 1 Myles Martin at 184 pounds, but despite the loss turned in one of the more exciting matches of the afternoon featuring this "Superduck" in the first period.
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— Spartan Wrestling (@wrestlingmsu) January 13, 2019
UP NEXT
Spartan wresting will welcome No. 5-ranked Michigan to Jenison Field House on Friday, January 18 for a 7:00 p.m. Big Ten dual.
Michigan State vs. #3 Ohio State
Ohio State 37, Michigan State 4
125: Rayvon Foley (MSU) over Malik Heinselman (OSU) (MD, 19-6), MSU leads 4-0
133: Luke Pletcher (OSU) over Anthony Tutolo (MSU) (TB-1 5-4), MSU leads 4-3
141: Joey McKenna (OSU) over Matt Santos (MSU) (TF, 24-9, 7:00), OSU leads 8-4
149: Micah Jordan (OSU) over Jaden Enriquez (MSU) (MD, 15-6), OSU leads 12-4
157: Ke-Shawn Hayes (OSU) over Jake Tucker (MSU) (MD, 11-3), OSU leads 16-4
165: Kaleb Romero (OSU) over Austin Hiles (MSU) (7-4), OSU leads 19-4
174: Ethan Smith (OSU) over Drew Hughes (MSU) (9-3), OSU leads 22-4
184: Myles Martin (OSU) over Cameron Caffey (MSU) (TF, 22-7, 5:33), OSU leads 27-4
197: Kollin Moore (OSU) over Nick May (MSU) (Fall, 2:32), OSU leads 33-4
285: Chase Singletary (OSU) over Christian Rebottaro (MSU) (MD, 12-4), OSU wins 37-4
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