KENOSHA, Wis – The Parkside Wrestling team continued their dominance on Friday in De Simone Arena against the #20 Northern State Wolves as they win 24-10. All four ranked wrestlers earned a win to move the Rangers to 2-0 in duals on the season.

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HOW IT HAPPENED
The Rangers got their night started strong in the 125-pound weight class with freshman Shane Corrigan who came away with a dominant 9-4 decision over Landen Fischer of Northern State. Corrigan moves to an impressive 11-2 on the season. At 133-pounds sophomore Joey Roti came out on top in a close battle as he took home a 3-1 decision to improve to 8-3 on the season. At 141-pounds redshirt sophomore
Cayden Henschel kept the Rangers streak going as he remained undefeated on the season following a 9-1 major decision. Henschel earned his second major decision of the season, helping the Rangers to extend their lead to 10-0.
Redshirt sophomore Jalen Spuhler took on the #11 ranked Wyatt Turnquist at 149-pounds. Spuhler fell in a match that was close throughout, by a 9-4 decision, giving the Wolves their first points of the night. At 157-pounds, newly ranked #10 redshirt sophomore Ben Durocher improved to 6-1 on the season following a 4-1 decision. Ranked #1 at 165-pounds, redshirt senior Shane Gantz also remained perfect on Friday as he defeated Chase Bloomquist of Northern State by 5-2 decision. Gantz is now 11-0 on the season his win extended the Ranger lead to 16-3. Northern State began to battle back in the 174-pound match as redshirt junior Eric Bauer could not overcome an early deficit falling by a 5-2 decision.
Ranked #4 at 185-pounds, redshirt sophomore Reece Worachek got back into stride with a 12-3 major decision, earning four more points for the Rangers to extend the lead to 20-6. Worachek moved to 9-2 on the young season in his fourth major decision of the year. Sophomore Crosby Schlosser, who normally competes at 174-pounds, wrestled at 197 for the Rangers but fell in a 14-3 major decision. Rounding out the night for the Rangers was #12 ranked redshirt-sophomore Lloyd Reynolds. Reynolds who became ranked on Friday, improved to 12-0 on the season as he clinched the win for the team with a 14-5 major decision. The Rangers took home the win by a score of 24-10.
 
HEAR FROM COACH BECKER
 "I thought the guys wrestled very well tonight but as always there are areas where we can continue to improve. We seemed well conditioned, we were on our offense, and rode tough on top. Special shout-out to Crosby Schlosser for taking one for the team and bumping up 2 weights. Looking forward to the 51st Jim Koch Open tomorrow."

WHATS NEXT
The Rangers will host nine schools in the annual Jim Koch Open on Saturday starting at 9 a.m. in the Frank Petretti Fieldhouse.