UW Fight Results upset over the ranked West Virginia – News News Oil City

Laramie, Wyo.-Wyoming University of Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming won a big upset Saturday night against No. 20 Western Virginia 19-18, for his first victory over a ranked enemy of 2021.

“We had insides tonight,” said chief coach Mark Branch. “There were many things we didn’t like, and we are still grateful that we received a good victory over a ranked team.”

No. 18 Cole Brooks was the manufacturer of the difference on Saturday. He was getting out of the disease and yet he nailed Jordan Titus during the first period, which he swung with the inertia of the double – after the West Virginia took the first two duels – and the bonus points were ultimately huge.

“Cole Brooks came out there against a really good kid, lit the crowd and won the double for us,” Branch said. “When you look at how it was, it was the difference manufacturer. I love this. ”

This encouraged No. 19 Gabe Willochle to 15-3 the main decision of Sam Hilegas. No. 20 Jared Hill followed this with a sudden 8-5 victory over Caleb Douling, and this brought Wyoming forward, 13-7.

However, the climbers got forward forward. Their highest-ranked fighter and 174 years won respectively through a technical fall and a decision to make 15-13 visitors.

No. 32 Eddie Nietebach saw the double back in favor of the home team with a disorder. He defeated No. 16 Dennis Robin by decision, 12-7.

No. 10 Joey Novak extended the lead, though with a sudden victory. He removed Ian Bush, 9-6, which gave Wyoming some necessary breathing room entering the last match.

Cowboys improve to 10-6 as a whole and 4-3 in the large 12, while West Virginia falls to 9-7 as a whole and 3-6 in the league. Wyoming also moves to 5-0 at home.

“[The crowd] It was great, ”Branch said. “We have always had great crowds. Tonight was the best we had this year. I love the support we receive. This makes you grateful for what you have at home. ”

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