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After the forfeit at 141, No. 5 O’Connor battled against No. 7 Josh Churella, defeating him in a close 5-4 match to tie the score at nine...
...seed, wrestled third seed Lance Palmer of Ohio State in the semifinal at 149 lb. and pulled off a close 4-3 decision victory. In the final, O’Connor faced No. 5 seed Darrion Caldwell of North Carolina State. Caldwell had already upset No. 1 seed Ryan Churella of Michigan in dominating fashion, 12-3, in the semifinal. O’Connor fell in a much closer match, 8-6, losing his first bout of the season. “I had to wrestle my way back into the match the whole time and couldn?...
...that, but you have to remember the things that made you successful during the year.” O’Connor, the sixth seed at 149 lb., went 5-2 in the tournament. After dispatching his opponents in the first two rounds, he took on third seed Josh Churella of Michigan in the quarterfinals and lost 6-3. After coming up short, O’Connor recomposed himself and came back to win two more matches, solidifying his All-American status. The freshman defeated eighth seed Aaron Martin of Chattanooga, 6-3, and took a tiebreak win over Matt...
...Weiss said. “His scores might be close but he just shut people down.” Freshman J.P. O’Connor finished his historic rookie season by placing fifth at 149 pounds. After losing in the quarterfinals to No. 3 seed Ryan Churella of Michigan, O’Connor defeated Aaron Martin of Chattanooga, 6-3, and Matt Coughlin of Indiana, 4-3, to become one of only two true freshman All-Americans in the tournament. In the third-place bout, O’Connor faced top seed Dustin Schlatter, who had been upset...
...decision, No. 13 Morgan Atkinson of Cal State Fullerton in double overtime, and No. 12 Matt Coughlin of Indiana in a 2-1 decision. He is now 7-3 for the season. O’Connor lost 5-3 in the finals to No. 6 Josh Churella of Michigan. “Overall it was a pretty good performance,” O’Connor said. “I didn’t finish it out the way I wanted to since I obviously did not win my last match. But hopefully I’ve put myself...