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...starters, he absolutely manhandled all of his opponents. That’s not to say that the grapplers he faced before wrestling against Esposito weren’t worthy opponents. After all, Jantzen’s opponent in the semifinal—Michigan??€™s No. 4 Ryan Churella—ended up coming in third place after Jantzen upended...
Third baseman A.J. Scheidt led Michigan??€™s offense with three hits, including his team-leading third homer. Penn (1-1) took his first loss of the season, allowing seven hits and three earned runs in 6 1/3 innings...
Meltzer’s one win of the weekend came in the opening round against Bloomsburg’s Scott Heckman, and ended in a 5-3 decision for Meltzer. In his second match against No. 4 Scott Mester of Central Michigan??€”who, appropriately enough, finished in fourth place—ended in a 5-4 decision for Mester...
...Jantzen has already met this year—once during the regular season and then again in the EIWA championship—and beaten twice. Should he win that bout, he will wrestle the winner of the match between Lock Haven’s No. 12 Mike Maney and Michigan??€™s No. 4 Ryan Churella. Jantzen pinned Churella earlier in the year but has not faced Maney...
...Michigan??€™s losses came playing at No. 16 Florida in the Wolverine’s opening series. The Gators were already playing their 10th game of the season and cruised to a pair of wins, but were still impressed by their opponents’ talent. All-Southeastern Conference outfielder Ben Harrison said Michigan was probably one of the two best team’s they have faced, second to only No. 6 Miami...