Terps Run Away With 27-15 Win Over Drexel On Senior Night

Friday, February 23

College Park, MD

7 PM

Maryland

Drexel

Terps Run Away With 27-15 Win Over Drexel On Senior Night

2/23/2024 8:18:00 PM | Wrestling

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COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Maryland wrapped up its 2023-24 regular season with a Senior Night victory over Drexel, 27-15. The Terps won five matches on the night, all by bonus points.

The night started early, with seniors Jordan Gabriel and Kevin Makosy both picking up wins in extra countable matches before the dual began.

In the official action, the Terps fell behind 9-0 early after starting at the 157-pound weight class, but back-to-back pins by Chase Mielnik and Jaxon Smith put Maryland up 12-9 heading into the intermission break. The win was Mielnik's second dual victory of the season.

The Terps kept that momentum up coming out of the locker room as Seth Nevills dominated to an 18-2 win by technical fall. Braxton Brown got the Terps their third pin of the night while true freshman Dario Lemus shined and won by technical fall.

Regular starters Kal Miller (141), Ethen Miller (149) and Michael North (157) did not compete.

Full Results:
157: Tyler Williams dec. (5-1) Kevin Schork (Drexel 3-0)
165: No. 28 Cody Walsh dec. (4-0) Gaven Bell (Drexel 6-0)
174: Jack Janda SV dec. (4-1) Dom Solis (Drexel 9-0)
184: Chase Mielnik fall (4:08) Ethen Wilson (Drexel 9-6)
197: No. 4 Jaxon Smith fall (3:35) Chase Levey (Maryland 12-9)
285: No. 23 Seth Nevills TF (18-2, 6:45) Dom Petracci (Maryland 17-9)
***Maryland was deducted a team point for unsportsmanlike after the bout
125: Desmond Pleasant dec. (9-3) Tommy Capul (Maryland 16-12)
133: No. 17 Braxton Brown fall (6:29) John Hildebrandt (Maryland 22-12)
141: Dario Lemus TF (23-7, 5:04) Jordan Soriano (Maryland 27-12)
149: Dominic Findora dec. (7-2) Michael Pizzuto (Maryland 27-15)

285 ECM: Jordan Gabriel fall (2:14) William Brosko
184 ECM: Kevin Makosy major dec. (12-3) Natty Lapinski

Up Next

The Terps head into postseason play, starting with the Big Ten Championships right at home in College Park on March 9-10. Action will go all day and can be caught on Big Ten Network and B1G+.