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Five of the seven Nittany Lion wrestlers who qualified have received top-five seeds, including one No. 1 and two No. 2.

During what’s been called a down year by Penn State wrestling’s standards, six Nittany Lions took the podium at the Big Ten Championships. Mark Hall and Aaron Brooks each won titles, while Roman Bravo-Young, Nick Lee and Vincenzo Joseph all took second place.

Five of the six Nittany Lion wrestlers who were still alive in the championship bracket won their matches and advanced to the finals. Roman Bravo-Young, Nick Lee, Vincenzo Joseph, Mark Hall and Aaron Brooks will all wrestle for first place on Sunday afternoon.

It should come as no surprise that Iowa has positioned itself to usurp Penn State as Big Ten wrestling tournament champion. The Hawkeyes completed the dual meet season undefeated, […]

Penn State wrestling head coach Cael Sanderson said in the team’s post-match press conference on Sunday that 157-pounder Brady Berge is done for the season.

Seniors Vincenzo Joseph, Mark Hall, and Shakur Rasheed got fitting victories in their Rec Hall finales by earning wins by fall to cap off outstanding careers as Nittany Lions at home. Penn State won nine of the 10 matches, also getting a fall from Roman Bravo-Young, and a major decision from Seth Ne