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NDSU Wrestling Tops Cal Baptist for Big 12 Win
1/25/2026 3:57:00 PM | Wrestling
FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State wrestling topped California Baptist 31-7 Sunday afternoon at the Scheels Center inside the Sanford Health Athletic Complex, picking up the first Big 12 win of the season for the Bison.
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North Dakota State dominated with four bonus-point wins and eight of the 10 matches overall, starting with a near pin and a tech fall from #17 Ezekiel Witt in the opening match at 125. Witt had a takedown and near pin inside the first 20 seconds against Cooper Shore and went on to secure a tech fall early in the second period with his fifth takedown of the match.
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At 133 pounds, #32 Tristan Daugherty extended the Bison lead with a 4-1 decision over Mitchell Neiner. Michael Olson nearly came-from-behind after an injury at 14 pounds, but fell following a late takedown from Richard Murillo, 14-9.
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The Bison would pick up the next two wins to take control of the dual, starting with a major decision from #21 Max Petersen at 149 pounds, as he secured three takedowns in an 11-2 win over Paul Kelly. The major decision is the 25th bonus-point victory for Petersen in his career.
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Gavin Drexler then pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the day at 157 pounds, as Drexler had two takedowns in a 9-3 victory over #29 Drayden Morton. It is the 10th ranked victory for Drexler in his career and also his 20th career dual victory.
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Following a Boeden Greenley loss to Gabriel Schumm at 165 pounds, NDSU would sweep the last four matches. Max Magayna used a takedown and four-point nearfall to top Mason Espinoza 7-3 at 174 pounds.
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In the 184-pound match, #30 Aidan Brenot used three takedowns and a reversal to gain a commanding lead before securing a turn and slap of the mat to defeat David Alonso for a third-period fall. Brenot picked up his 10th career dual victory and also surpassed 500 career match points in the win.
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Devin Wasley followed up Brenot with a shutout victory at 197 pounds, topping Eli Sheeren 9-0 to record his fifth-straight win in dual action. Shilo Jones wrapped up the dual for NDSU with a 6-0 victory over Tristan Kemp for his fifth dual win of the season.
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North Dakota State will remain at home and welcome in Northern Colorado on Friday, January 30. The Bison will take on the Golden Bears with the dual set for 7 p.m. at the Scheels Center inside the Sanford Health Athletic Complex.
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North Dakota State 31, California Baptist 7
January 25, 2026 | Scheels Center | Fargo, North Dakota | Att: 390
125 | #17 Ezekiel Witt (NDSU) over Cooper Shore (CBU), TF 19-4; NDSU 5-0
133 | #32 Tristan Daugherty (NDSU) over Mitchell Neiner (CBU), Dec 4-1; NDSU 8-0
141 | Richard Murillo (CBU) over Michael Olson (NDSU), Dec 14-9; NDSU 8-3
149 | #21 Max Petersen (NDSU) over Paul Kelly (CBU), MD 11-2; NDSU 12-3
157 | Gavin Drexler (NDSU) over #29 Drayden Morton (CBU), Dec 9-3; NDSU 15-3
165 | Gabriel Schumm (CBU) over Boeden Greenley (NDSU), MD 19-6; NDSU 15-7
174 | Max Magayna (NDSU) over Mason Espinoza (CBU), Dec 7-3; NDSU 18-7
184 | #30 Aidan Brenot (NDSU) over David Alonso (CBU), Fall 6:25; NDSU 24-7
197 | Devin Wasley (NDSU) over Eli Sheeren (CBU), MD 9-0; NDSU 28-7
285 | Shilo Jones (NDSU) over Tristan Kemp (CBU), Dec 6-0; NDSU 31-7
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North Dakota State dominated with four bonus-point wins and eight of the 10 matches overall, starting with a near pin and a tech fall from #17 Ezekiel Witt in the opening match at 125. Witt had a takedown and near pin inside the first 20 seconds against Cooper Shore and went on to secure a tech fall early in the second period with his fifth takedown of the match.
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At 133 pounds, #32 Tristan Daugherty extended the Bison lead with a 4-1 decision over Mitchell Neiner. Michael Olson nearly came-from-behind after an injury at 14 pounds, but fell following a late takedown from Richard Murillo, 14-9.
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The Bison would pick up the next two wins to take control of the dual, starting with a major decision from #21 Max Petersen at 149 pounds, as he secured three takedowns in an 11-2 win over Paul Kelly. The major decision is the 25th bonus-point victory for Petersen in his career.
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Gavin Drexler then pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the day at 157 pounds, as Drexler had two takedowns in a 9-3 victory over #29 Drayden Morton. It is the 10th ranked victory for Drexler in his career and also his 20th career dual victory.
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Following a Boeden Greenley loss to Gabriel Schumm at 165 pounds, NDSU would sweep the last four matches. Max Magayna used a takedown and four-point nearfall to top Mason Espinoza 7-3 at 174 pounds.
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In the 184-pound match, #30 Aidan Brenot used three takedowns and a reversal to gain a commanding lead before securing a turn and slap of the mat to defeat David Alonso for a third-period fall. Brenot picked up his 10th career dual victory and also surpassed 500 career match points in the win.
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Devin Wasley followed up Brenot with a shutout victory at 197 pounds, topping Eli Sheeren 9-0 to record his fifth-straight win in dual action. Shilo Jones wrapped up the dual for NDSU with a 6-0 victory over Tristan Kemp for his fifth dual win of the season.
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North Dakota State will remain at home and welcome in Northern Colorado on Friday, January 30. The Bison will take on the Golden Bears with the dual set for 7 p.m. at the Scheels Center inside the Sanford Health Athletic Complex.
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North Dakota State 31, California Baptist 7
January 25, 2026 | Scheels Center | Fargo, North Dakota | Att: 390
125 | #17 Ezekiel Witt (NDSU) over Cooper Shore (CBU), TF 19-4; NDSU 5-0
133 | #32 Tristan Daugherty (NDSU) over Mitchell Neiner (CBU), Dec 4-1; NDSU 8-0
141 | Richard Murillo (CBU) over Michael Olson (NDSU), Dec 14-9; NDSU 8-3
149 | #21 Max Petersen (NDSU) over Paul Kelly (CBU), MD 11-2; NDSU 12-3
157 | Gavin Drexler (NDSU) over #29 Drayden Morton (CBU), Dec 9-3; NDSU 15-3
165 | Gabriel Schumm (CBU) over Boeden Greenley (NDSU), MD 19-6; NDSU 15-7
174 | Max Magayna (NDSU) over Mason Espinoza (CBU), Dec 7-3; NDSU 18-7
184 | #30 Aidan Brenot (NDSU) over David Alonso (CBU), Fall 6:25; NDSU 24-7
197 | Devin Wasley (NDSU) over Eli Sheeren (CBU), MD 9-0; NDSU 28-7
285 | Shilo Jones (NDSU) over Tristan Kemp (CBU), Dec 6-0; NDSU 31-7
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