ADRIAN, Mich. -- For the first time in over 30 years, there was wrestling inside the Siena Heights University fieldhouse when Cornerstone and Cleary visited for a tri-match on Tuesday night. The Golden Eagles and Cougars got things started with a dual against each other before the Saints made their long-awaited debut against Cornerstone. The final score favored the Golden Eagles in a 27-10 result. However, the Saints won three of the four matches they wrestled. The matchup with the Cougars was much closer as the Saints went 2-1 against Cleary and fell by only six points (24-18) in the nightcap. Siena Heights grapplers went 5-2 on the evening in matches against their opponents.
Justin Miller was 1-1 on the day, winning by major decision (15-2) over Cornerstone's Dante Wurster. Miller was defeated by Fall when he faced Jace Ellis of Cleary in the second match. Christopher Sorrow earned a 9-3 decision over Thade Radosa of Cornerstone before capping his night perfectly with a win by Fall over Alexzander Bradsher from Cleary. Luke Tuinstra earned an 11-7 decision over Cooper Mansfield before receiving six points against Cleary in a forfeit. Matthew Cepak lost a 3-2 heartbreaker to Brendan Mahar of Cornerstone before he ended the night on a high with a win by Fall against Cleary's Jacob Spiess.
UP NEXT
The Saints have one last open this season when they travel to Henry Ford College for the Whizzer Open this Saturday, February 5.
