Month: July 2020

Logan Storley hates to lose, and on occasion that hatred is taken out on the controller to his video game console. In four years at Minnesota, he estimates, he has busted one controller a year.

“I can get a little heated from time to time,” Storley said. “I just don’t like to lose, no matter what it is.”

Teammate and roommate Jordan Kingsley always shrugs it off because Storley, a three-time All-American at 174 pounds, always buys a replacement. Continue reading at www.twincities.com

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St. Cloud State Wrestling won the 2015 NCAA DII National Championships in St. Louis. This video is a look back of some of the highlights leading to their championship.

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NCAA Division I National Championships 2015 Session 3 Photos. Friday, March 20th at. St. Louis, Mo.

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Jayson Ness and Joe Nord, both former Gopher wrestlers who are now a part of the coaching staff, looked impressive last weekend in Pennsylvania

Jayson Ness and Joe Nord, both former Gopher wrestlers and current members of the program’s coaching staff, competed last weekend in the 2015 Phil Portuese Northeast Regional in East Stroudsburg, Pa., wrestling freestyle. Ness swept through the competition at 65 kilograms (143 lbs.) to take first while Nord, wrestling at 97 kilograms (214 lbs.), placed fourth.

For Ness, the tournament was his first competition since an unforgettable, last-second victory in the 2010 NCAA Championship finals over Iowa’s Daniel Dennis. Now a volunteer assistant coach for the Gophers, Ness returned to the mat with a convincing championship performance. In his five victories, Ness racked up four technical falls, including three straight to finish the tournament. After outlasting Brett Robbins in the second round and earning an 8-5 decision, Ness outscored his next three opponents 38-7, including a 10-0 shutout in the semifinals, to claim the championship. With his victory, Ness automatically qualifies for the U.S. World Team Trials, which will be contested June 12-14 in Madison, Wis.

Nord is a former heavyweight for Minnesota who has stayed with the program as a graduate assistant, offering guidance for current Gophers competing in the upper weights. He began his tournament with consecutive technical falls in which he didn’t surrender a single point, winning those contests 10-0 and 11-0, respectively. After dropping a decision to eventual champion David Zabriskie, Nord flipped to the backside of the bracket and promptly posted an 11-0 tech fall to advance to the third-place match, where he fell to Abram Ayala, 10-5.

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Continuing with next weekend’s U.S. Open, there’s plenty of freestyle and Greco-Roman action this offseason involving current and former Gophers. Be sure to stay tuned to GopherSports.com, and follow Gopher Wrestling on Facebook and Twitter, to keep up with all the offseason results tied to the Gopher Wrestling program.

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LAS VEGAS – Young Kyle Snyder’s impressive list of achievements continues to grow.

The 19-year-old phenom took control in the second period before holding off 2012 Olympic gold medalist Jake Varner 2-1 to win a U.S. Open freestyle title on Saturday night at the South Point Arena.

Snyder, second at March’s NCAA Championships as an Ohio State freshman, shot in on a single-leg attack and scored a pushout for what proved to be the winning point. Continue reading at www.teamusa.org

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Just days after it was announced that Alexa Bliss would no longer be able to compete in the Mixed Match Challenge due to an injury, WWE also confirmed that Sasha Banks is injured and will have to miss out on her tournament match with Bobby Lashley this during the show Tuesday. In an update provided by Cageside Seats, it was noted that Banks is not being advertised to appear on tonight’s episode of Raw, and she has also been removed from listings for all shows in the near future. The former Raw Women’s Champion also did not compete on the WWE live events shows this past weekend. Although Banks won’t be wrestling within the next few weeks, there is still no word on the exact details of her injury.
After having a breakout performance in his match against Adam Page at All In, Joey Janela went down with an injury as well during a match against Psicosis at a Game Changer Wrestling event earlier this week. Janela has just provided an update on his injury, noting that his knee is swollen but he is able to bend it ever so slightly. Joey also said that he has an MRI scheduled to take place this Tuesday and that he will provide an additional update after that. Joey injured his knee after landing awkwardly on a dive during his match. Joey Janela has been a rising star on the independent circuit in recent years. Be sure to stay tuned for the latest updates concerning the health, injury, and in-ring future of Joey Janela.

Update: my knee is pretty swollen, but the good news is I can slightly bend it, slightly turn it and put pressure on it and baby step walk on it.. I’m gonna schedule my MRI tomorrow so hopefully I can knock it out tuesday.. The video tells a different story but time will tell!
— Bad Boy Joey Janela (@JANELABABY) September 23, 2018

Raw Superstar Mike Kanellis has not had too much luck in the ring this year, as evidenced by the fact that he was eliminated in the 50-man Royal Rumble match within a matter of seconds, but he is certainly still a fighter. The WWE Superstar has publicly shared his story of overcoming his addiction to prescription drugs over the past few months and how he is still sober today. Kanellis posted a message on Twitter yesterday mentioning that he has been wrestling for about half of his life, but he also said that he feels like he is “just getting started” with his career. Now that Mike Kanellis has gotten his life back on track, hopefully he will be able to do the same on WWE programming within the next few weeks or so.

It’s crazy to think, that at 33 years old, I’ve literally dedicated half of my life to the professional wrestling industry. Yet in some weird way, I feel like I’m just getting started #processoveroutcome #wwe @wwe pic.twitter.com/cgqVbMF9Wz
— Mike Kanellis (@RealMikeBennett) September 24, 2018