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Maintaining his role as the team’s standout, co-captain Jesse Jantzen’s performance was the high note for Harvard. Ranked first in the country, Jantzen won all four of his matches against some of his toughest competition this season and earned the honor of Outstanding Wrestler of the day. This was the first match of the season in which Jantzen went down to his normal class of 149 after wrestling at 157 earlier this season...
...grueling four-meet day began with Harvard’s strong performance against No. 21 Wisconsin. Meltzer, Lee, Jantzen and junior heavyweight Jonas Carl won their bouts, with senior Max Odom narrowly losing...
...narrow 22-20 loss to Utah Valley State followed. Jantzen wrestled up for the contest at 157, pinning his opponent at 3:31. Meltzer, in the 141. as well as freshman heavyweight Bode Ogunwole earned four team points each, defeating their opponents in major decisions. Seniors Brandon Kaufmann at 165 and Lee at 197 also garnered wins...
...third straight tournament, No. 20 sophomore Max Meltzer (141 lbs.) and No. 1 co-captain Jesse Jantzen (149 lbs.) were the top finishers for the Crimson, coming in fifth and third place, respectively, at this weekend’s Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational...
Jantzen—wrestling up for the last time at 157 lbs.—had just one loss as he went 4-1 over the weekend. The one misstep came at the hands of Illinois’ No. 2 Alex Tirapelle, who decisioned Jantzen 11-4 in the semifinal bout. The drop pitted Jantzen against Missouri’s No. 10 Kenny Burleson in the consolation match, which Jantzen won 6-4, turning in his second straight third-place finish at the Cliff Keen Invitational...