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Wrestling’s Arujau and Diakomihalis Crowned National Champions
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Cornell wrestling returns from Tulsa with two national champions and a third-place finish for the team.
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Cornell wrestling returns from Tulsa with two national champions and a third-place finish for the team.
The Red is sending seven wrestlers to nationals in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Cornell wrestling continues to be the class of the EIWA, winning its 27th title.
The Cornell Women’s Wrestling team was established this year to broaden athletic opportunities for female athletes at Cornell.
Cornell wrestling loses in its final dual meet of the season, snapping an 11-match win streak.
The Red closed out a convincing 28-15 victory against Binghamton on Friday.
Wrestling beats Princeton and Penn and secures Ivy League title.
Wrestling is undefeated in EIWA play thus far, winning its first three matches.
“We’re excited, we expect to be up there and competing for a national championship with the pieces we have coming back,” Grey said. “If you look at other programs, a lot of them have fifth, sixth year seniors…so if you look at returning points, we’re up there with Penn State, so that’s very exciting and motivating.”
Vito Arujau was named the Most Outstanding Wrestler, and will look to finish the year strong as one of the top seeds at nationals.