COLLEGEVILLE, PA - In a challenging series of matches, the Southern Virginia men's wrestling team showcased resilience and determination but faced tough opposition.

The action commenced with Tyson Hoopes competing in the 174-pound division, where he encountered difficulties finding his stride and fell by technical fall in the first round.

Carson Hyde, in the 184-pound division, displayed early resilience but ultimately succumbed to a fall in the opening round.

Loyal Holm, at 197 pounds, engaged in a hard-fought match but struggled to secure the necessary escapes, resulting in a defeat by major decision (8-0).

At 285 pounds, Weston Memmott faced a challenging bout and was defeated by fall in the first round.

Quinn Richard, competing at 125 pounds, experienced a late first-round fall, resulting in a challenging loss.

John Carlson, competing in the 133-pound division, showcased early resilience, staving off near falls but ultimately conceded to a 15-0 technical fall in the second round.

Porter Kinne, wrestling at 141 pounds, engaged in a flurry of exchanges but couldn't recover from a deficit, falling by a 13-3 major decision.

Elijah Blackwell, competing in the 149-pound category, battled intensely but lost by a narrow 4-1 decision in sudden victory.

The Knights found success through William Haight at 157 pounds, securing a commanding 11-1 major decision victory after dominating all three rounds.

In the 165-pound division, Calvin Fillmore persevered through a closely contested battle, eventually securing a victory by pin in the third round.

Despite the mixed results, the Knights demonstrate resilience and commitment as they continue their seven-match road trip. Next up, they will head to Grantham, PA, to participate in the Messiah Tournament scheduled from Friday, December 1st, to Saturday, December 2nd, with match time set for 12:00 PM.