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CHATTANOOGA---A long day one is in the books at the Southern Scuffle presented by Compound Sportswear. Four Chattanooga Mocs are headed to their respective podiums tomorrow with Jackson Hurst and Sergio Desiante still in the championship hunt.
 
Hurst got it started toppling the 5 seed at 165, Clayton Ulrey of Northern Colorado. The 13-12 decision was one of the most entertaining bouts of day one. Hurst went on to prove it wasn't an upset as much as an introduction to the 2025 field.
 
He followed with a major decision of Virginia Tech's Jackson Spires to reach the quarterfinals. Next came a late takedown to take out Mannix Morgan from Oklahoma. Hurst meets the top seed Gunner Flipowicz from Army in the semis.
 
Desiante was just as dazzling at 174. His trip to the final four started with a major decision over Gaetano Console from Duke. North Dakota State's Devin Wesley was dispatched by a decision that fell one short of a major. Clarion's John Worthing was the next to fall to the Tampa native by decision in the quarters. Fourth-ranked Lennox Wolak of Virginia Tech awaits in the semifinals.
 
Two other Mocs clinch podium berths, both at 133. No. 18 Blake Boarman rolled through the bracket before a disappointing 9-6 quarters loss to North Dakota State's Kyle Burwick in overtime. He shook that off the get a takedown in the final seconds to get past Carter Schmidt to keep hopes of a top 3 finish alive.
 
True freshman Bryce Luna is right along with him. He battled through the consolation bracket after an opening loss to 2-seed Dom Serrano from Northern Colorado. Four straight wins set up a date with TK Davis in consolation round of four. There is the possibility if they keep winning, Boarman and Luna would vie for third place sitting on opposite sides of the bracket.
 
"Jackson's somebody that we look to as a leader of our program," Coach Kyle Ruschell said. "He wrestles hard and does a lot of the things that we expect our guys to do and is a great role model. It's great to see him have some success especially after a tough road trip before the break. The whole team rallied around him, and we were very excited for him because they know how hard he works.
 
"I think (the four medalists) are wrestling the way we expect. They wrestled hard tonight. Even Dayne who let that last one slip away at the end, but I think our whole team needs to continue to be like that. Wrestling hard, keeping ourselves in matches and understanding it's not easy. It's really hard as a division I wrestler.
 
"I expect that same thing out of them tomorrow. We need the rest of the team to rally behind that and wrestle with that same mindset."
 
Army holds the team lead with 97 points. Oklahoma is close by in second with 92.5. Penn State is third with 77 points ahead of North Carolina (68).
 
The Black Knights have a tournament-high seven in the semifinals and nine total remaining. The Sooners also have nine with four semifinalists and five more in the consolations. North Dakota State (3/3) and Virginia (2/4) clinched six medalists each.
 
The doors open at 9 a.m., Sunday with matches running throughout the day beginning at 10 a.m. The finals start at 3 p.m.
 
Chattanooga Results
125: Easton Cooper
Rd of 32 – Fall (5:39) over Koufax Christensen (Oklahoma)
Rd of 16 – 21-6 Tech Fall loss to Anthony Molton (Campbell)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 21-6 Tech Fall loss to Nain Vazquez (Army)
 
125: Elijah Lowe
Rd of 64 – 12-0 maj. dec. over Jared Brunner (Brown)
Rd of 32 – lost by Fall (1:31) to #23 Antonio Lorenzo (Oklahoma)
Con Rd of 32 – 7-3 dec. over Riley Rowan (Duke)
Con Rd of 16 – 9-3 dec. loss to Bryson Terrell (App State)
 
125: Ty Tice
Rd of 32 – 14-4 maj. dec. loss to Beric Jordan (Oklahoma)
Con Rd of 32 – 9-7 dec. over Tracis Clawson (Clarion)
Con Rd of 16 – Fall (1:59) over Weston Pisarchick (Clarion)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 17-2 Tech Fall loss to Coen Bainey (American)
 
133: #18 Blake Boarman
Rd of 32 – 18-2 Tech Fall over Shamil Kalmatov (American)
Rd of 16 – 20-17 dec. over Scott Johnson (Clarion)
Quarters – 7-4 dec. (SV-2) loss to Kyle Burwick (N.D. State)
Con Rd of 8 #2 – 9-6 dec. over Carter Schmidt (Oklahoma)
 
133: Carson Chalk
Rd of 32 – 19-4 Tech Fall loss to Gable Porter (Virginia)
Con Rd of 32 – 23-6 Tech Fall loss to Ray Adams (Duke)
 
133: Bryce Luna
Rd of 32 – 4-2 dec. loss to #14 Dom Serrano (Northern Colo.)
Con Rd of 16 – 17-1 Tech Fall over Spencer Vonsavoye (Duke)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 5-1 dec. over George Rosas (The Citadel)
Con Rd of 8 – Med. For. win over Scott Johnson (Clarion)
Con Rd of 8 #2 – 5-4 dec. over Gable Porter (Virginia)
 
141: Ethan Lipsey
Rd of 32 – lost by Fall (4:57) to Kyren Butler (Virginia)
Con Rd of 16 – 14-3 maj. dec. over Josh Viarengo (Davidson)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 9-0 maj. dec. loss to Tyson Sherlock (Davidson)
 
149: Dayne Dalrymple
Rd of 32 – 7-0 dec. over SP O'Donnell (Duke)
Rd of 16 – 2-1 dec. over  Ethan Mojena (Brown)
Quarters – 14-4 maj. dec. loss to #16 Jordan Williams (Little Rock)
Con Rd of 8 #2 – 4-1 dec. loss to Tyler McKnight (Davidson)
 
149: Hayden Hughes
Rd of 32 – lost by Fall (1:56) to Adam Busiello (Northern Colo.)
Con Rd of 16 – 8-6 dec. loss to Hunter Jones (Gardner-Webb)
 
149: Yuta Otero
Rd of 16 – 21-5 Tech Fall loss to #13 Willie McDougald (Oklahoma)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 16-0 Tech Fall loss to Layton Schneider (Oklahoma)
 
157: Tavian Camper
Rd of 32 – 18-3 Tech Fall loss to Trae McDaniel (Army)
Con Rd of 16 – 6-5 dec. over Nick Tattini (Duke)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 10-5 dec. loss to Bronson Baxter (Little Rock)
 
157: Noah Castillo
Rd of 32 – 5-4 dec. loss to Jack Nies (American)
Con Rd of 16 – Med. For. Over Logan Fite (Duke)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – Med. For. to KJ Evans (Oklahoma)
 
157: Cavarius Liddie
Rd of 32 – 17-1 Tech Fall loss to Chris Earnest (Campbell)
Con Rd of 16 – 13-2 maj. dec. loss to Matt Henrich (Va. Tech)
 
165: Alex Hutchcraft
Rd of 32 – 11-1 maj. dec. loss to Aidan Wallace (Duke)
Con Rd of 16 – lost by Fall (1:32) over Harrison Trahan (Brown)
 
165: Jackson Hurst
Rd of 32 – 13-12 dec. over Clayton Ulrey (Northern Colo.)
Rd of 16 – 11-2 maj. dec. over Jackson Spires (Va. Tech)
Quarters – 8-5 dec. over Mannix Morgan (Oklahoma)
 
165: Brody Murray
Rd of 32 – 14-3 maj. dec. loss to Brendan Howes (N.D. State)
Con Rd of 16 – 9-3 dec. loss to Aurelius Dunbar (Penn State)
 
174: #29 Sergio Desiante
Rd of 32 – 14-4 maj. dec. over Gaetano Console (Duke)
Rd of 16 – 8-1 dec. over Devin Wasley (N.D. State)
Quarters – 7-3 dec. over John Worthing (Clarion)
 
174: Landon Jones
Rd of 32 – 16-0 Tech Fall loss to #10 Gaven Sax (Oklahoma)
Con Rd of 16 – 12-6 dec. loss to Jack Kelly (Penn State)
 
174: Tre McTorry
Rd of 32 – 15-2 maj. dec. loss to Isaias Estrada (North Carolina)
Con Rd of 16 – 10-9 dec. loss to Andrew Wilson (Gardner-Webb)
 
184: Landon Lewis
Rd of 32 – 17-5 loss to Griff Gammett (Virginia)
Con Rd of 16 – 19-3 Tech Fall loss to Jake Stacey (Little Rock)
 
184: Kamdyn Munro
Rd of 32 – 5-0 dec. loss to #23 DJ Parker (Oklahoma)
Con Rd of 16 – Fall (0:40) over Hadyn Danals (Virginia)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 11-8 dec. loss to Sam Fisher (Va Tech)
 
184: Logan Webster
Rd of 32 – 22-5 Tech Fall loss to Sam Fisher (Va. Tech)
Con Rd of 32 – 16-0 Tech Fall loss to Aiden Brenot (N.D. State)
 
197: Kendrick Curtis
Rd of 32 – 20-4 Tech Fall loss to Bradley Hill (Oklahoma)
Con Rd of 16 #2 – 18-0 Tech Fall loss to Cade Lautt (North Carolina)
 
197: David Harper
Rd of 32 – Med. Default. vs. Max Shulaw (Virginia)
Con Rd of 16 – Med. For. .to Evan Grazzini (Bellarmine)
 
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