Men's wrestling dominates #4 Conference Carolinas Belmont Abbey with 38-7 win. Tonight's win set a season high four falls (pin) for the wolves.

Starting off red hot for the wolves was Zach Shupp who started the damage early with a 6-0 lead after getting the first fall of the match in 3:48s. At 141 Zach Harrington was not going to let Shupp have all the fun and decided to get himself a fall as well. Moving the score to 12-4, Harrington pinned the opposition 2:10s. 149 powerhouse Devan Moore continued the winning streak, shutting out his opponent 15-0 with a five point tech. fall. Moore's fall came at 5:18s, moving the score 17-4.

Arguably the match of the night, PJ Wunderlich moved up to 165 for the first time this season. After a rocky start against the crusaders PJ pulled off what some would call a miracle in the last period. Down 10-2 in the first period both athletes stalemated the second period coming into the third 10-2. The third period started off with a one point escape for Belmont moving the score 11-2. Sensing the urgency Wunderlich went 5th gear and had back to back take-downs within 20 seconds, moving the score 12-8. With 35 seconds left in the match Wunderlich let his opponent up for the final time, dealing the take-down of the match in the 30th second. Managing to get a four point near fall on hold with ten seconds remaining, PJ instead pulled off an incredible pin with seven seconds remaining in the match, moving the score to 23-4. 

Andrew Reed continued the wolves success with an 8-5 decision win after a scrappy bout. Following in good fashion, Jacoby Benjamin also claimed a 10-4 decision win also gaining the wolves three points. In an ultimate stalemate of a match, 197 Ib John Parker Jr was awarded  one ride time point after tallying 2 minutes, unfortunately he awarded his opposition one point via stalling, ending the third period 1-1. In the first period of OT Parker managed to seal the win in with a sudden victory take-down adding another three points, now making it 32-7. Ending off the night in usual Devon Rice fashion was the last fall of the night, coming in at 2:12s sealing the deal with a lot of cushion 38-7.