NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind. – Senior All-American, Academic All-American and No. 1 nationally ranked 197-pounder Joey Petrella (Reynoldsburg/Bishop Hartley, who is this week's Ohio Athletic Conference Wrestler of the Week, and junior All-American and No. 4 nationally ranked 165-pounder Andrew Supers (Medina) each won their weight class as the No. 15 nationally ranked Baldwin Wallace University men's wrestling team finished second at the Tom Jarman Spartan Mat Classic hosted by Manchester University inside the Stauffer-Wolfe Arena.

BW was second of 17 teams with 142.5 points.  No. 19 nationally ranked Wabash (Ind.) College was the champion with 183.5 points. The Yellow Jackets had eight wrestlers place in the top-8, including two champions and two second place finishers.

Supers – Champion

• Won by pinfall in 3:42 over Justin Sweeney of Case Western Reserve
• Won by pinfall in 1:02 over Isaac Barba of Joliet (Ill.) Junior College
• Won an 18-3 technical fall over Ryan Bergman of Wisconsin-Oshkosh - 100th career victory
• Won by pinfall in 3:33 over James Haas of NAIA Thomas More (Ky.)
• Won by pinfall in 2:41 over Christian Friel of John Carroll

Petrella – Champion

• Bye in first round
• Won by pinfall in 1:39 over Cory Dowden, Jr. of Manchester
• Won a 19-3 technical fall over Hadyn Ball of Wabash
• Won by pinfall in 1:13 over Frank Gallo of John Carroll
• Won a 19-3 technical fall over Spencer Watson of Wabash

Senior All-OAC 149-pounder Manny Scordos (Brecksville/Brecksville-Broadview Heights) – Second Place

• Won by pinfall in 1:27 over Sam Smith of Heidelberg
• Won a 17-0 technical fall over Brock Gross of Huntingdon (Ala.)
• Won a 12-3 major decision over Adrian Pigg of Ohio Northern
• Won a 4-3 decision over Robert Minden of Case Western Reserve
• Loss a 4-1 extra time decision to Jovanni Greco of Ohio Northern

Senior All-OAC, Academic All-OAC and No. 10 nationally ranked 184-pounder Remington Bauer (Norwalk/Edison) – Second Place

• Bye in first round
• Won a 12-3 major decision over Nick Kaplack of Ohio Northern
• Won a 10-7 decision over Ethan Risner of Manchester
• Won a 4-1 decision over No. 9 nationally ranked Mike Taheny of Wabash
• Loss a 4-2 decision to Zachary Huckaby of Wabash

Sophomore 285-pounder Christian McChesney (Greensburg, Pa./Greensburg-Salem) – Second Place

• Won an 8-1 decision over Jacob Holtz of John Carroll
• Won by pinfall in 2:22 over Tyler Lorenzen of Ohio Wesleyan
• Won a 5-0 decision over Camden Harms of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
• Won an 2-1 extra time decision over Thomas Lunt of John Carroll
• Loss a 4-1 decision to No. 14 nationally ranked Titus Waters of Wabash

Sophomore 285-pounder Andy Vanscoy (Cuyahoga Falls/St. Vincent-St. Mary) – Third Place

• Won by pinfall in 2:249 by fall over Dawson Brown of John Carroll
• Won a 17-2 technical fall over Colton Turk of Albion (Mich.)
• Won a 5-1 decision over Alex Holmes of NAIA Indiana Tech
• Loss an overtime pinfall to No. 14 nationally ranked Titus Waters of Wabash
• Won by pinfall in 3:30 over Thomas Lunt of John Carroll

Sophomore All-OAC 125-pounder Dorian Hoffman (Luzerne, Pa./Wyoming Valley) – Fifth Place

• Won a 15-0 technical fall over Zacariah Reno of Manchester
• Won by pinfall in 2:32 over Nick Ersland of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
• Loss a 1-0 decision to No. 2 nationally ranked Andrew Punzalan of Wabash
• Won a 9-3 decision by decision over BW freshman Chazz Tallarigo (Cincinnati/Oak Hills)
• Won by pinfall in 6:12 fall over Edward Alizio of Case Western Reserve
• Won a 9-5 decision over Trevor Wilcox of NAIA Thomas More (Ky.)

Freshman 133-pounder Nathan Moser (Middletown/Monroe) – Seventh Place

• Bye in first round
• won in sudden victory - 1 over Cole Blalock (Huntingdon) (SV-1 4-1)
• Loss a 15-0 technical fall to James Day of Wabash
• Won a 13-3 major decision over Anthony Rocco of Ohio Wesleyan
• Loss a 7-1 decision to Kaleb Salazar of Manchester
• Won by forfeit over Michael Smith of NAIA Thomas More (Ky.)

BW is back in action on Tuesday, January 20 when it travels to New Concord for an OAC match against Muskingum University in Performance Arena inside the Anne C. Steele Center at 7 p.m.