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...season against the ranked Penn Quaker. After freshmen Patrick Ziemnik (165 lbs.) and Wesley Walker (174 lbs.) lost by a technical fall and a pin, respectively, Caputo continued his success against Dustin Wiles in a 9-7 decision, having beaten him at Las Vegas earlier this season. Sophomore Billy Colgan (197 lbs.) fell in an 8-1 decision to Paul Velekei before Ogunwole pinned Jayson Bowlsby in 3:42. At the end of the day, Ogunwole had extended his winning streak to eight and improved his individual record to 15-5 on the season.In Harvard’s match against...
...decision wins against sophomore Bobby Latessa (149 lbs.) and tri-captain Mike Baria (165 lbs.), en route to building an insurmountable lead. Later, freshman Louis Caputo (184 lbs.) garnered a 9-5 decision against Brian LaMay with three takedowns. In less favorable matches for the Crimson, sophomore Billy Colgan (197 lbs.) lost in a decision to nationally-ranked Matt Cassidy. Nevertheless, no. 8 Ogunwole gave Harvard its third and final win against Lehigh in a 7-5 decision in the heavyweight class. In the evening match against the Black Knights (7-3-2, 5-0 EIWA), Meltzer and Ogunwole once...
...decision and Meltzer pinned Daniel Polkowske in 3:32. Caputo and freshman Andrew Flanagan (157 lbs.) both picked up a major decision win, while tri-captain Mike Baria (165 lbs.) won by a technical fall. Freshman Wesley Walker (174 lbs.) and Ogunwole both pinned their opponents. Sophomore Billy Colgan (197 lbs.) won by forfeit, while sophomore Matt Button (149 lbs.) lost a close decision, 5-4, to Justin Rawle. Harvard forfeited all three matches on the day at 125 lbs. due to injury. The Crimson faced a tougher opponent in Chattanooga in its second match of the day, losing...
...JOSEPH COLGAN...
Long before his son Ben appeared as the quiet lieutenant in the documentary Gunner Palace, long before a Baghdad bomb took Ben's life on Nov. 1, 2003, the elder Colgan, of Kent, Wash., was an antiwar activist, a member of the Catholic peace group Pax Christi. But Ben's independent streak led him to join the Army just out of high school. His death has made Colgan's personal pacifism surprisingly divisive. While Colgan and his wife Pat remain opposed to the war, Ben's widow Jill and other family members are equally ardent supporters. "I didn't think...