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Tod Cameron moved up from his usual 126-lb. weight class to step in at 134-lbs. for injured Sam Cole. Even in this disadvantaged position, Cameron did the Crimson proud, sweeping WPI and NYU by wide margins and topping his UNH opponent by a technical foul.
The second-string wrestlers didn't let beginners nerves or inexperience get in their way. They put mind and will together to come out first class.
Jumping up a weight class, Cameron left a space at 126-lbs. and freshman Frank Fronhofer heard his calling. He did a little of everything, winning against WPI, typing UNH and dropping a match to NYU.
At 142-lbs., Mike Costanza took over for Ted Stachtiaris, who had injured his knee at the Coast Guard Tournament. Costanza racked up wins against WPI and UNH. But the Crimson voodoo doll got another pin stuck in its leg, and Costanza had to forfeit his match against NYU because...
Cianciola and Biland, the dynamic freshman duo, didn't turn their backs on the Crimson either.