Word: tournament
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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DeNunzio's victory was one for the history books as he became first Harvard wrestler ever to capture two consecutive EIWA championships. He won last year's tournament in the 134-pound weight class on his way to All-American honors at Nationals...
Harvard amassed 115 points en route to claiming third place. Penn (10-0-2, 4-0-1 Ivy)--last year's EIWA champs--again commanded the tournament, winning five of the ten individual titles and amassing 166.5 points to take first. The Quakers were followed by Cornell (13-2-1), which had 135.5 points...
...what has been characteristic of the pair all season, DeNunzio and Killar--both ranked No. 7 in the nation and seeded No. 1 going into the tournament--simply dismantled all competition on their way to earning titles in their 141-and 165-pound weight classes, respectively...
Sophomore star Brad Soltis, seeded No. 3 in the tournament, also had a terrific showing this weekend, good for second place in the 197-pound weight class. Soltis began with a pin of Jason Marasco of East Stroudsburg in just 1:48 and followed with an 8-6 win over Chris Federici of Rutgers. He then garnered an exciting 3-2 victory over Bob Greenleaf of Cornell, ranked No. 11, to advance to the finals...
...tournament lasts two full days, and will work by double elimination. The top two wrestlers from each weight class are guaranteed spots at Nationals. Six wildcard tickets are given to other top wrestlers in the tournament, without regard to weight class...