Tyler Kasak returns
Penn State wrestling closes out regular season with drubbing of American University
Another regular season has come and gone for Penn State’s wrestling team, with the same results. Another unblemished mark, making it five consecutive years without a single dual loss. American University was the Nittany Lions’ counterpart Friday night in a dual that Penn State’s wrestlers dominated in a 50-3 Senior Night rout.
The No. 1 Penn State wrestling program is preparing for another legendary postseason. Can these Nittany Lions possibly better ...
Penn State’s Kyison Garcia once again replaced Braeden Davis at 133 and he and AU’s Raymond Lopez (17-8) went back-and-forth ...
Tyler Kasak got hurt Super Bowl Sunday and didn’t wrestle in a dual meet for almost two weeks after. Some fans may have guessed that either both would wrestle against American or both would sit.
The indomitable Tyler Kasak from Doylestown, Pa. took it upon himself here Friday night to not just conquer his match but symbolize this latest runaway, marquee victory − a 30-8 final count for the ...
Kasak, the nation's top-ranked wrestler at 157 pounds, takes injury default in the Nittany Lions' 35-10 win over the Terrapins. Penn State wrestler Tyler Kasak is pictured during the Nittany Lions ...
Having Tyler Kasak back would help, and it looks like the top-ranked wrestler at 157 pounds might be back after missing consecutive dual meets with an injury. But multiple other options at 157 are ...
There was little doubt the Penn State wrestling team has been assembling arguably the most dominant regular season in NCAA ...
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