GETTYSBURG, Pa. – With wins in five of the last seven bouts, four of the bonus-point variety, the Lycoming College wrestling team overcame a 10-point deficit to post a 24-16 win over Gettysburg on Friday, Dec. 9, at Bream Gymnasium.
 
The Warriors (7-1 overall) took control with four straight wins from 165-197, as Crebs finagled the lineup to the team's advantage for his 370^th career win. Moving freshman Hadyn Swartwood (Jersey Shore, Pa./Jersey Shore) to 165 pounds, Swartwood posted an 11-0 major decision against Austin Roskos before senior Nolan Barger (Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield Area) picked up a forfeit at 174 pounds to give Lycoming a 15-13 lead.
 
At 184 pounds, junior Brandon Conrad (Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg) came back after giving up a third-period takedown that tied the match with a takedown of his own just 12 seconds into the period, getting in for a double leg to post the takedown.
 
Freshman Travis Ogden (Clearfield, Pa./Clearfield Area) clinched the win at 197 pounds, dominating his matchup with Brandon Gallagher, taking a 12-1 lead in the first period before slamming Gallagher to the ground after giving up an escape and grabbing the pin in 2:48. Gettysburg (2-2 overall) rounded out the match with a decision at heavyweight to make up the eight-point margin.
 
The Warriors fell behind 10-0 after the first three bouts, with sophomore Joe Santomarco (Manalapan, N.J./Manalapan) nearly pulling off a third-period comeback at 141, getting in on a shot for a takedown to tie the match, but Colin Devlin countered with his own takedown to get a 9-5 win.
 
At 149 pounds, Lansberry cut the lead in half with an 18-1 technical fall win over Traken Sutton in just 3:56. Gettysburg got three more points with a narrow win at 157 by sophomore Trevor Corl (Bellefonte, Pa./Bellefonte) to d3wrestle.com contender Colin Kowalski, as a late takedown in the third period helped Kowalski earn a 5-2 win.
 
Lansberry's win tied him with Andy Lausier (1996-01) for second in school history with 121 career wins, while Barger picked up his 118^th career win with the forfeit win. Both are now within 10 wins of the school record of 127 set by Royce Eyer (1997-01).
 
The Warriors get back on the mat on Monday, Dec. 19, when they head to the Washington & Lee Duals, which begins at 10 a.m.
 
Lycoming 24, Gettysburg 16
125: Lenny Ogozalek (GETT) over Garrett Lockwood (LYCO) (Dec 7-1)
133: Noah Malamut (GETT) over Jacob Chamberlin (LYCO) (MD 11-3)
141: Colin Devlin (GETT) over Joseph Santomarco (LYCO) (Dec 9-5)
149: Seth Lansberry (LYCO) over Traken Sutton (GETT) (TF 18-1 3:56)
157: Colin Kowalski (GETT) over Trevor Corl (LYCO) (Dec 5-2)
165: Hadyn Swartwood (LYCO) over Austin Roskos (GETT) (MD 11-0)
174: Nolan Barger (LYCO) over (GETT) (For.)
184: Brandon Conrad (LYCO) over Daniel Ebert (GETT) (SV-1 4-2)
197: Travis Ogden (LYCO) over Brandon Gallagher (GETT) (Fall 2:11)
285: Camden Stoops (GETT) over Skylar Ebner (LYCO) (Dec 3-1)
Exhibition Matches
133: Will Newmiller (LYCO) fall Louie Carusillo, 6:36
141: Andy Aguilar (LYCO) maj. dec. Anthony Alexandrou, 11-0
149: Chris Ruiz (LYCO) fall Tristan Chen, 5:47