Men’s basketball, wrestling teams close out 2018
Published 12.23.2018
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Wrapping up 2018, the Pennsylvania College of Technology wrestling team went 2-2 and the men’s basketball team 0-2 in nonconference action last week. Both teams, along with the women’s basketball squad, return to action the first week in January.
Wrestling
On Monday at the Lycoming College Duals, Penn College went 2-2 to improve to 7-5 in dual matches on the season after defeating King’s College, 33-11, and Pitt-Bradford, 35-5; then losing to Muhlenberg College, 35-18, and Lycoming, 50-0.
For the Wildcats, Jon Pineda, of Easton, went 1-0 at heavyweight; Dylan Otis, of Wyalusing, at 285 pounds, and Jesse Walker, of Ridgefield, at 157 pounds, both finished 2-1 on the day; Christian Fox, of Boyertown, at 133; Dan Bergeron, of Jackson, New Jersey; and Jared Mooney, of Palmerton, at 197, all went 2-2; and Gavin Link, of Gallitzin, and Colin Jens, of Centreville, Maryland, both went 1-1 at 141.
Penn College now is idle until Jan. 5, when it competes in the North-South Duals at Ursinus College.
Men's basketball
Hosting the Crosstown Challenge on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Wildcats lost to Marymount University, 88-61, in their first game and lost to Chatham University, 94-60, in the second game to fall to 1-10 on the season. On opposite days, Lycoming College also hosted Marymount and Chatham.
Against Marymount, Ryan Lockman, of White Salmon, Washington, led Penn College with 19 points and 14 rebounds while Ben Sosa, of Loyalsock Township, scored 14 points. Marymount outscored the Wildcats 34-4 in points off turnovers. Penn College hit on just 3 of 14 shots from the 3-point line while Marymount connected on 16 of 44.
Against Chatham, the visitors rolled to a 50-24 halftime lead and coasted from there. Lockman again led Penn College in scoring, with 16 points, and Imari Walker, of Pittsburgh, scored 14 points. Three-point scoring again was a key factor as Chatham hit on 18 of 34 attempts and the Wildcats on 5 of 16 tries.
Penn College now is idle until Jan. 3, when it travels to SUNY Delhi.
SCHEDULE/RECORDS/RESULTS
Wrestling
Overall: 7-5
Monday, Dec. 17 – at Lycoming College Duals, def. King’s College, 33-11; def. Pitt-Bradford, 35-5; lost to Muhlenberg College, 35-18; lost to Lycoming College, 50-0.
Saturday, Jan. 5 – North-South Duals at Ursinus College, 10 a.m.
Men’s basketball
Overall: 1-10
NEAC: 0-3
Tuesday, Dec. 18 – Crosstown Challenge host Marymount University, L, 88-61
Wednesday, Dec. 19 – Crosstown Challenge host Chatham University, L, 94-60
Thursday, Jan. 3 – at SUNY Delhi, 4 p.m.
Women’s basketball
Overall: 1-9
NEAC: 0-3
Saturday, Dec. 15 – at Bryn Mawr College, W, 64-62
Sunday, Dec. 16 – at Keystone College, L, 66-57
Thursday, Jan. 3 – at Misericordia University, 5 p.m.
For more about NEAC, visit the conference website.
Wrestling
On Monday at the Lycoming College Duals, Penn College went 2-2 to improve to 7-5 in dual matches on the season after defeating King’s College, 33-11, and Pitt-Bradford, 35-5; then losing to Muhlenberg College, 35-18, and Lycoming, 50-0.
For the Wildcats, Jon Pineda, of Easton, went 1-0 at heavyweight; Dylan Otis, of Wyalusing, at 285 pounds, and Jesse Walker, of Ridgefield, at 157 pounds, both finished 2-1 on the day; Christian Fox, of Boyertown, at 133; Dan Bergeron, of Jackson, New Jersey; and Jared Mooney, of Palmerton, at 197, all went 2-2; and Gavin Link, of Gallitzin, and Colin Jens, of Centreville, Maryland, both went 1-1 at 141.
Penn College now is idle until Jan. 5, when it competes in the North-South Duals at Ursinus College.
Men's basketball
Hosting the Crosstown Challenge on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Wildcats lost to Marymount University, 88-61, in their first game and lost to Chatham University, 94-60, in the second game to fall to 1-10 on the season. On opposite days, Lycoming College also hosted Marymount and Chatham.
Against Marymount, Ryan Lockman, of White Salmon, Washington, led Penn College with 19 points and 14 rebounds while Ben Sosa, of Loyalsock Township, scored 14 points. Marymount outscored the Wildcats 34-4 in points off turnovers. Penn College hit on just 3 of 14 shots from the 3-point line while Marymount connected on 16 of 44.
Against Chatham, the visitors rolled to a 50-24 halftime lead and coasted from there. Lockman again led Penn College in scoring, with 16 points, and Imari Walker, of Pittsburgh, scored 14 points. Three-point scoring again was a key factor as Chatham hit on 18 of 34 attempts and the Wildcats on 5 of 16 tries.
Penn College now is idle until Jan. 3, when it travels to SUNY Delhi.
SCHEDULE/RECORDS/RESULTS
Wrestling
Overall: 7-5
Monday, Dec. 17 – at Lycoming College Duals, def. King’s College, 33-11; def. Pitt-Bradford, 35-5; lost to Muhlenberg College, 35-18; lost to Lycoming College, 50-0.
Saturday, Jan. 5 – North-South Duals at Ursinus College, 10 a.m.
Men’s basketball
Overall: 1-10
NEAC: 0-3
Tuesday, Dec. 18 – Crosstown Challenge host Marymount University, L, 88-61
Wednesday, Dec. 19 – Crosstown Challenge host Chatham University, L, 94-60
Thursday, Jan. 3 – at SUNY Delhi, 4 p.m.
Women’s basketball
Overall: 1-9
NEAC: 0-3
Saturday, Dec. 15 – at Bryn Mawr College, W, 64-62
Sunday, Dec. 16 – at Keystone College, L, 66-57
Thursday, Jan. 3 – at Misericordia University, 5 p.m.
For more about NEAC, visit the conference website.
For more information, visit the Wildcat Athletics website.
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