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► Add to the Discussion Discussion Topic: Penn State Open John Ice added to this discussion on December 2, 2007 http://www.escapesports.com/Results/2007NLO.pdf Honeycutt vs Kilgore at 184 lbs.        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Nicholas Sestito added to this discussion on December 2, 2007 Kilgore won this again, but closer this time around going 7-6. Kilgore later lost to another Ohioan, Rocco Caponi. Just think if our Ohio colleges could have kept this kind of talent around?        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Roe Fox added to this discussion on December 2, 2007 Effner of CSU beat two highly regarded freshmen: Chaires of UVA and Mack Lewnes of Cornell (I think).        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Pat Costilow added to this discussion on December 2, 2007 Interesting one.... Nemec losing to Vallimont of PSU, same guy who beat Palmer last year.        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Jack Muni added to this discussion on December 3, 2007 Other than Vallimont, Nemec cruised by all the other guys. I guess you have to reach semis to get into the third-fourth place match, which Nemec never did.        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Dan Cosimi added to this discussion on December 3, 2007 2007 Penn State Nittany Lion Open 125 1. Fernando Martinez (Army) 2. Pat Strizki (Maryland) 3. Frank Perelli (Cornell) 4. Clint Frutiger (Michigan State) 5. Mike Rodriguez (Cornell) 6. Ross Gitomer (Virginia) 133 1. Eric Albright (Virginia) 2. Mike Grey (Cornell) 3. Joe Kemmerer (Kutztown) 4. Will Livingston (Ohio State) 5. Chris Notte (Nassau) 6. Tyler Milonas (Rutgers) 141 1. Garrett Scott (Penn State) 2. Matt Kyler (Army) 3. Chris Bencivenga (Greensboro) 4. Jake Strayer (Penn State) 5. Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh) 6. Nick Nelson (Virginia) 149 1. Bubba Jenkins (Penn State) 2. Mike Roberts (Boston) 3. Shawn Harris (Virginia) 4. Eduardo Delgado (Nassau) 5. Desmond Green (Buffalo) 6. Matt Cusick (Virginia Tech) 157 1. Dan Vallimont (Penn State) 2. Christian Snook (Army) 3. Joe Butcher (Navy) 4. Kyle Artusio (Virginia) 5. Sean Nemec (Ohio State) 6. Alex Conover (Bloomsburg) 165 1. Quentin Wright (Team Wright) 2. Matt DeMichiel (Navy) 3. Matt Pletcher (Rutgers) 4. Marcus Effner (Cleveland State) 5. Michael Chaires (Virginia) 6. Dave Rella (Penn State) 174 1. Dave Erwin (Penn State) 2. Mark Friend (Penn State) 3. Albert Miles (Pittsburgh-Johnstown) 4. Chris Barrick (Shippensburg) 5. Brock Wittmeyer (Pennsylvania) 6. Colin McDonald (Cornell) 184 1. Rocco Caponi (Virginia) 2. Dustin Kilgore (Kent State) 3. Eric Chine (Kent State) 4. Colin Hitschler (Pennsylvania) 5. Phil Bomberger (Penn State) 6. Chris Honeycutt (Edinboro) 197 1. Jon Oplinger (Drexel) 2. Joe Williams (Michigan State) 3. Eric Lapotsky (Oklahoma) 4. Brent Jones (Virginia) 5. Richard Starks (Army) 6. John Hall (Boston) 285 1. John Laboranti (Penn State) 2. Jermail Porter (Kent State) 3. Rashard Goff (Cleveland State) 4. Andy Totusek (Old Dominion) 5. Dan Craig (Lock Haven) 6. Brendan Herlihy (Penn State)        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Mark Viviani added to this discussion on December 3, 2007 Good to see Ohio well represented at this event. Livingston is wrestling tough, good a situation at 133 for OSU.        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Pat Costilow added to this discussion on December 3, 2007 Nice showing for Effner, finishing ahead of Rella and Chairs, with a win over Mack Lewnes (who took two out of three from Rella their senior year).        Discussion Topic: Penn State Open Josh Lowe added to this discussion on December 3, 2007 That's the norm in many opens this year - it cuts out one round of wrestling towards the end of the day.        ► Add to the Discussion