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The Rutgers wrestling team made changes to its offseason training and its in-season approach to decision-making with the goal of placing All-Americans in March at the NCAA?Championships. Scott Winston, Mario?Mason and Dan Rinaldi all expected to earn a spot on the podium last season and have the same goal this year.
Coach-speak lasted only so long with Rutgers head wrestling coach Scott Goodale when asked what would make his fifth season in Piscataway a successful one.
Sophomores Mario'Mason, left, and Scott Winston each fell short of the podium at the NCAA'Tournament to end a season that saw incredible dual-meet success.
The Rutgers wrestling team does not get another chance to bring home an All-American for at least another calendar year.
Sophomores Scott Winston, above, and'Mario Mason are favorites to reach the podium at the NCAA'Championships next season after falling short last week in Philadelphia.
On paper, the Rutgers wrestling team had one of its best regular seasons in history, winning a school-record 21 dual matches compared to just two losses.
Eighth-seeded sophomore Scott Winston fell short of All-American status at the NCAA'Championships with his second loss of the season to Lehigh's Brandon'Hatchett. The wrestleback bout went to a tiebreaker, where Hatchett outrode Winston for a 3-2 win.
Fourth-seeded senior heavyweight DJ'Russo lost to a pair of unranked wrestlers who became All-Americans in Philadelphia, with a first-round loss to'Arizona State's Levi Jones and an overtime wrestleback bout with Indiana's Ricarda Alcala.
Joe Langel, above, won his first-round bout with a 6-2 decision over Michael Martinez of Wyoming. Arizona State's Anthony Robles won the same 125-pound weight class despite having only one leg.
PHILADELPHIA — Although seven Rutgers wrestlers advanced to the second day of the NCAA Championships, things fell apart quickly Friday at the Wells Fargo Center.
PHILADELPHIA — It was meant to be an exclamation point on a banner year, but instead the Rutgers wrestling team's season ended at the NCAA Championships with one major question mark.
Rutgers head wrestling coach'Scott Goodale led his team to a 71-20-1 dual meet record in his first four seasons since leaving Jackson'Memorial High School.
Standing in a gymnasium in College Park, Md., Scott Goodale looked at the scoreboard and sighed. It told him his Rutgers wrestling team was on the losing end of a 34-9 score and his Scarlet Knights were 0-3 in his first year as their head coach.
Senior 174-pounder Alex Caruso earned a third-place finish yesterday at the'EIWA'Championships after former Lehigh teammate'Austin'Meys withdrew from their match with a medical forfeit.
Sophomore 165-pounder Scott Winston earned the Knights' their first individual EIWA'champion in 10 years yesterday, when he defeated Columbia's Eren'Civan in the finals.