CORTLAND, N.Y. – The Oswego State wrestling team snapped an 18-dual losing streak against Cortland with a 26-15 victory on the road Friday night. Oswego won seven straight matches to overcome an early deficit, a streak that featured the 100th career win for Troy Seymour. The Lakers' last victory over the Red Dragons came on Jan. 12, 2002 at the Budd Whitehill Division III Duals. 
 
THE BASICS

• Result: Oswego 26, Cortland 15
• Location: Corey Gymnasium – Cortland, N.Y.
• Records: Oswego 7-7  |  Cortland 7-6

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Oswego used a technical fall by Bryan Coll at 141, a decision by Rocco Russo at 149 and a 12-3 major decision by Christian Gramuglia at 157 to go up 12-9.
• Trevor Hoffmier won at 165 and Troy Seymour earned his aforementioned 100th career victory with an 11-2 major decision a 174 to extend the lead.
• Seymour joins exclusive company in the storied Oswego wrestling tradition, becoming one of less than 10 Lakers to achieve 100-win plateau.
• The Lakers sealed the win with a 3-1 decision by Jeff Lombardi at 184 and a 10-0 major decision by Ricardo Dawkins at 197. Lombardi's win came after he posted a reversal with 1:45 left and added a point for riding time.

BOX SCORE

• 125 – Ben Lloyd (CORT) won by forfeit
• 133 – Matt Maquet (CORT) dec. Anthony Ianno, 10-3
• 141 – Bryan Coll (OSW) tech. fall Keanu Thompson, 4:19 (21-4)
• 149 – Rocco Russo (OSW) dec. Jeremy Pond, 11-4
• 157 – Christian Gramuglia (OSW) major dec. Gianno Silba, 12-3
• 165 – Trevor Hoffmeir (OSW) dec. Charlie Spada, 6-1
• 174 – Troy Seymour (OSW) major dec. Matt Davis, 11-2
• 184 – Jeff Lombardi (OSW) dec. Kevin Morgans, 3-1
• 197 – Ricardo Dawkins (OSW) major dec. Ryan O'Shea, 10-0
• 285 – Zach Herbert (CORT) pinned Nick Schmitt, 2:02
• EXB (133) – Ben Lloyd (CORT) tech. fall Wyatt Gorman, 7:00 (17-2)
• EXB (149) – Matt Norris (CORT) dec. William Hardin II, 3-2
• EXB (174) – Isaac Mathews (OSW) dec. Charlie Buckley, 4-2

 WHAT'S NEXT

Oswego will have nearly two weeks without competition to prepare for the Mideast Regionals, which will take place on Feb. 24-25 at Brockport.