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Wrestling Travels to North Carolina for Davidson Duals
1/15/2026 7:36:00 PM | Wrestling
DAVIDSON, N.C. - Brown Wrestling will participate in the annual Davidson Duals, with dual meets against Presbyterian, Lock Haven, and Bucknell on Friday, Jan. 16. Brown enters competition with a 2-1 dual meet record on the season, with victories against Davidson (35-15) and Long Island (29-17). The only loss on the season came against No. 6 Nebraska at the Hustle in the Heartland.
Andrew Reall (197) enters the week ranked No. 26 nationally in his weight class, and looks to build upon what has been a phenomenal sophomore season. With a team best 21-4 record (2-1 dual record), Reall has built a strong resume that could lead to an NCAA Tournament bid this March. Three of his victories have come via pinfall and six have come via tech fall, with both dual meet wins falling into the latter category.
Alex Semenenko (285) enters Friday with seven pinfall victories on the season, putting him in a four-way tie for the fourth most falls in Division I.
Max Norman (165) continues to have a standout debut season, as the freshman from Kingsport, Tennessee makes the trip to North Carolina with a 16-7 overall record (2-1 dual record). Norman has racked up several wins against nationally ranked opponents, with his most recent coming against Cornell's Louie Cerchio (No. 26 at the time of the match) via a 7-4 decision.
Austin McBurney (149) has the best dual record on the team this year, going 3-0 with wins over wrestlers from Davidson, No. 6 Nebraska, and Long Island. With a 14-6 overall record on the season, McBurney has put together a strong senior season for the Bears.
Khimari Manns (141) has the second most wins by a freshman this season, posting a 12-10 record with six tech falls. Preston Marchesseault (184) made his debut for the Bears last weekend, going 3-2 at the Franklin & Marshall Open and picking up a pinfall victory in the process.
For the second weekend in a row, Brown will have a wrestler making his debut for the team. This week it will be Chase Yasutake (125), hailing from Lahaina, Hawaii, who will get the start for Bruno.
PROJECTED LINEUPS
Brown
125: Chase Yasutake
133: Douglas Shipers
141: Khimari Manns or Kai Tengco
149: Austin McBurney or Eli Carr or Abraham Pomeroy
157: Ethan Mojena
165: Max Norman or Nicholas Romero
174: Drew Clearie or Connor O'Donnell
184: Preston Marchesseault
197: No. 26 Andrew Reall
285: Alex Semenenko or Riley McPherson
Lock Haven
125: Curtis Nelson or Alex Reed
133: Gable Strickland
141: No. 24 Wyatt Henson or Conner Heckman
149: No. 23 Lucas Kapusta
157: Nick Stampoulos or Chase Burke
165: Ousmane Duncanson or Nick Kunstek
174: No. 33 Avery Bassett or Connor Wetzel
184: Sam Gautreau or Cael Black
197: Tucker Hogan
285: Kade Sottolano or Ethan Miller
Bucknell
125: Kade Davidheiser
133: Bryce Manera
141: No. 31 Dylan Chappell or Braden Bower
149: Riley Bower
157: Cade Wirnsberger or Aiden Davis
165: No. 27 Noah Mulvaney
174: No. 17 Myles Takats
184: Tyler Bienus or Mikey Bartush
197: No. 12 Dillon Bechtold
285: No. 25 Lucas Lawler
Presbyterian
125: Ethan York
133: Fernando Dominguez
141: Joseph Morris or Rey Ortiz
149: Joseph Morris or Rey Ortiz
157: Christian Anderson
165: Ryan Mann
174: Joshua Roe
184: Reed Douglass
197: N/A
285: George Hopkins
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