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This was followed by three consecutive defeats handed to B.C. grapplers by freshman Max Odom (149-pounds), senior Kevin Kurtz (157-pounds) and senior Nate Ackerman (165-pounds) with the scores of 10-1, 8-1 and 15-4, respectively. At 174-pounds, senior co-captain Ed Mosley secured an easy 11-5 win, while at 184-pounds freshman Reggie Lee had a tremendous 16-1 victory. Bumping up to the 197-pound weight class, freshman Pat O'Donnell rounded out the scoring by taking his opponent...
...captains Joey Killar (165-pounds) and Mosley (174-pounds) posted matching 16-2 major victories against Greg Parker and Scott Pasquini, respectively. The freshman tandem of Lee and O'Donnell at 184- and 197-pounds showed similar domination with 8-1 and 13-4 wins. Finding an easier opponent in Princeton, Rechul grappled for the largest point spread of the night with his 21-6 victory...
...Mosley, ranked No. 4 in the 174-pound weight class, was set to square off against Penn's other star wrestler, No. 2 Rick Springman. However, Mosley suffered a knee injury early on in the match, which eventually forced him to forfeit early in the third period. The team is unsure of whether Mosley will return to action next weekend...
...Fighting Scots captured seven of 10 matches, including a major upset of Crimson co-captain Ed Mosley, 4-0, by Josh Koscheck at 174 pounds. Koscheck's first period takedown propelled him to victory...
Senior Ed Mosley moved up to fourth overall nationally knocking off then No. 3 Josh Koscheck of Edinboro. He nearly pulled off another difficult match against Rick Springman of Penn. He had the only takedown of the match, but Springman scored a fall from the neutral position to give him the win. The loss gave Mosley fourth...