KENOSHA, Wis. – No. 3 Parkside Wrestling secured its fifth consecutive Battle of the Sake Bottle victory with a 27-13 win over No. 19 Wisconsin-Whitewater on Wednesday night. The Rangers delivered strong performances throughout the lineup, highlighted by victories from No. 2 Sullivan Ramos and No. 3 Cooper Caraway, to claim the rivalry win and improve to 29-8 all-time against the Warhawks.

The dual began at 125 pounds, where Wyatt Skebba defeated Jalen Dunson in an 18-2 tech fall at 6:55. Skebba picked up an escape point in the second period, along with a takedown and a three-point near fall. In the third period, Wyatt had another takedown, earned a penalty point, had two more takedowns and a riding time point to secure the bout. He added five points to the overall score, 5-0 Rangers.

Dylan Duvernay lost to Jordan Rasof in an 18-3 tech fall at 2:27 in the 133-pound bout. Rasof earned five points for the Warhawks, which tied the dual at 5-5.

Simon Moreno lost to Cale Stonitsch in a 19-3 tech fall at 6:08 in the 141-pound bout. Stonitsch claimed five points for the Warhawks, which moved the score to 10-5 in favor of Whitewater.

At 149 pounds, Emmett Nelson defeated Landon VanAcker in an 11-6 decision. Nelson earned a takedown and penalty point in the first period. In the second, Emmett had two more takedowns, and in the third, he earned one escape point. Nelson picked up three points for Parkside, which moved the score to 8-10 Warhawks.

No. 2 Easton Worachek defeated No. 8 Luke Swan at 157 pounds in a 9-2 decision. In the first period, Worachek had one takedown. In the second period, Easton earned two reversal points and had another takedown. He also earned a riding time point in the third to close out the bout. Worachek added three points to the overall score, 11-10 Rangers.

No. 3 Brody Hemauer earned a 7-6 decision win over Jermaine Butler at 165 pounds. Hemauer started the third period with a takedown and later earned an escape point in the second period. In the third, Brody earned a penalty point, an escape point and a riding time point to secure the victory. Hemauer added three points to the total, 14-10 Rangers.

Spencer Madsen lost to No. 3 Brayden Peet at 174 pounds in an 8-5 decision. Peet picked up three points for the Warhawks, which moved the score to 14-13 with Parkside still in the lead.

At 184 pounds, No. 2 Sullivan Ramos earned a victory by fall at 5:59 over Jax Lipnitz, which added six points to the total score, 20-13 Rangers. 

Kaden Hooker secured a 4-2 decision win over RJ Samuels at 197 pounds. Hooker earned an escape point and a takedown in the third period to add three points to the overall score, 23-13 Rangers.

At 285 pounds, No. 3 Cooper Caraway defeated Jordan Lewis in a 13-1 major decision. Caraway had two takedowns in the first period. In the second period, Cooper picked up two near-fall points. In the third period, he earned an escape point, had his third takedown of the match and received a riding time point. Caraway added four points to the final score, 27-13 Rangers.

With the win, No. 3 Parkside moved to 29-8 all-time against the Warhawks and secured its fifth consecutive Battle of the Sake Bottle win.

Up Next
The Rangers will compete in the Pointer Open on Saturday, November 7, with action starting at 9 a.m. in Stevens Point.

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