Mocs Head to Charleston for the SoCon Championships

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestling team is off to the 81st annual Southern Conference Wrestling Tournament in Charleston, S.C., this weekend. The Mocs have won 29 SoCon Tournament titles since joining the league in 1978, including five of the last seven and 10 of the last 13.

The SoCon was allocated 12 spots for the NCAA Championships, with two each at 184 and 197 pounds.

Campbell won last year's crown with 89.5 points, while Chattanooga came in fourth with 66 points. Chris Debien (133) and Bryce Carr (184) both won individual titles in 2017.

This year's tournament is wide open, despite Appalachian State's 7-0 SoCon dual record. The Mocs dual with the Mountaineers went down to the wire with ASU winning 18-16. Campbell and ASU also had a tight dual, the Mountaineers winning that one 18-12.

Links for both live scoring and live video are available on the wrestling schedule page on GoMocs.com.

Schedule of Events - Saturday - March 3, 2017
McAlister Field House - Charleston, S.C.
9:00 a.m. – Doors open
10:00 a.m. – First-round matches
12:00 p.m. – Semifinals
2:00 p.m. – Consolation quarters (conso semis follow)
5:30 p.m. – Consolation finals
7:00 p.m. – Finals, true-place matches and award presentation

Chattanooga Probable Lineup
125: Alonzo Allen (Jr. – 18-8, 6-1 SoCon)
133: Chris Debien (Jr. – 11-12, 5-1 SoCon)
141: Michael Pongracz (Sr. – 16-10, 6-0 SoCon)
149: Roman Boylen (Jr. – 15-11, 3-3 SoCon)
157: Jake Adcock (Fr. - 11-9, 2-1 SoCon)
165: Chad Pyke (Sr. – 19-9, 6-1 SoCon)
174: Justin Lampe (Sr. – 16-11, 6-1 SoCon)
184: No. 16 Bryce Carr (Sr. – 23-5, 7-0 SoCon)
197: No. 14 Scottie Boykin (Sr. – 23-6, 6-1 SoCon)
285: Connor Tolley (Jr. - 8-7, 2-2 SoCon)

HEAD COACH HEATH ESLINGER
Head Coach Heath Eslinger is in his ninth year at UTC. A two-time Southern Conference Coach of the Year, he owns a 101-61 (.623) career dual record, including a 53-5 (.914) tally in league matches. He has guided the Mocs to six SoCon regular season and six SoCon tournament titles.

ESLINGER EARNED WIN NO. 100 VS. GARDNER-WEBB
Head Coach Heath Eslinger earned his 100th win with a 37-5 victory against Gardner-Webb last weekend. He is currently 101-61 (.623), which is second on the Mocs all-time wins list. Jim Morgan owns the career coaching wins record at UTC with a 209-70-3 (.746) mark in 16 seasons (1969-83).

MOCS IN THE RANKINGS
Senior Bryce Carr is No. 16 at 184, while senior Scottie Boykin is No. 16 at 197 in this week's Intermat rankings.

WEIGHT-BY-WEIGHT PREVIEW
125: Junior Alonzo Allen takes a career-best 18-8 record into the postseason. He is 7-1 against the SoCon field with all matches coming this season.

Allen is the No. 3 seed after losing to Southern Illinois-Edwardsville's Zachary Gentzler in the dual on Jan. 19. He did not face Campbell's top-seeded Corbin Meink in the regular season.

Allen has a fourth place finish at the Hokie Open and a runner-up showing at the Black Knight Invite on his 2017-18 resume. He finished fourth at last year's SoCon Tournament.

      Allen vs. the SoCon (7-1 in 2017-18 • Same)
      2017-18
      Clifton Conway (VMI 11/4)......................... W-MD, 20-8
      Michael McClelland (Davidson 12/2).... W-TF, 20-2 (3:41)
      Zachary Gentzler (SIUE 1/19)......................... L-D, 4-5
      William Jacobs (Citadel 1/21)............ W-TF, 16-1 (1:42)
      Paxton Rosen (Campbell).............................. W-D, 9-2
      DeAndre Swinson-Barr (App. State 2/4).......... W-D, 3-1
      (GWU 2/11)...................................................... W-For
      Aaron Burton (Cambell 2/17)..................... W-MD, 18-5

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 125:
1. Meink (Campbell), 2. Gentzler (SIUE), 3. Allen (UTC), 4. Conway (VMI), 5. Swinson-Barr (ASU), 6. McClelland (Davidson), 7. Jacobs (Citadel).

133: Junior Chris Debien is the reigning SoCon Champion and NCAA Qualifier at this weight. He started the year at 141 where he went 6-6, and even had three matches at 149 (0-3).

He did not get down to 133 until the Virginia Duals where he was 2-2. He posted a 4-1 record in SoCon matches.

Debien carries the No. 3 seed, behind SIUE's John Muldoon and Appalachian State's Codi Russell. Russell caught Debein in the dual and pinned him in the first period.

Debein did not compete against Muldoon this season, but beat him twice last year. He posted a 16-11 victory in the dual match, then won 11-6 in last year's SoCon Tournament.

      Debien vs. the SoCon (4-1 in 2017-18 • 9-1 Career)
      2017-18
      Joe Antonelli (SIUE 1/19)......................... W-Fall (0:52)
      Nicholas Long (Citadel)............................ W-Fall (0:57)
      Codi Russell (App. State 2/4)..................... L-Fall (4:12)
      Philip Anderson (GWU 2/11).......................... W-D, 7-1
      Nathan Boston (Campbell 2/17)..................... W-D, 5-2

      2016-17
      Hunter Starner (VMI 11/10)............................ W-D, 3-2
      John Muldoon (SIUE 1/22)......................... W-D, 16-11
      Philip Anderson (GWU 2/3)............................ W-D, 6-2
      John Muldoon (SIUE^{SoCon 3/4})........................ W-D, 11-6

      2015-16
      Philip Anderson (GWU^{Wolfpack Open 11/15})............. W-D, 5-2

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 133:
1. Muldoon (SIUE), 2. Russell (ASU), 3. Debien (UTC), 4. Anderson (GWU), 5. Boston (Campbell), 6. Starner (VMI), 7. Kearney (Citadel), Ode (Davidson).

141: Senior Michael Pongracz is 16-10, placing at both the Hokie Open and the Black Knight Invite. One of the Mocs' two All-SoCon picks, he was 6-0 in league matches.

Pongracz is 6-0 against the field, all this season. Coming off a redshirt season, Pongracz is looking to break through at the SoCon Tournament after finishing runner-up three times. He lost to Appalachian State's Michael Longo in overtime in 2016 and gave up a decision to Longo in 2015. He dropped a 8-3 decision to The Citadel's 10th-ranked Ugi Khishingnyam as a true freshman in 2014.

Pongracz had made two trips to the NCAA Tournament. He earned an at-large bid in 2016 and was an automatic qualifier in 2015.

      Pongracz vs. the SoCon (6-0 in 2017-18 • Same)
      2017-18
      Irvin Enriquez (App. St.^{Hokie Open 11/5})............ W-MD, 10-0
      Dustin Runzo (Davidson ^{Hokie Open 11/5})......... W-MD, 12-0
      Dakota Leach (SIUE 1/19)................ W-TF, 18-0 (6:01)
      Douglas Gudenburr (Citadel 1/21).................. W-D, 2-1
      Irvin Enriquez (App. State 2/4)..................... W-MD, 9-1
      Jonathan Ryan (Campbell 2/11)..................... W-D, 7-4

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 141:
1. Pongracz (UTC), 2. Ryan (Campbell), 3. Gudenburr (CIT), 4. Enriquez (ASU), 5. Leach (SIUE), 6. Runzo (Davidson), 7. Spencer (GWU), Hulcher (VMI).

149: Junior Roman Boylen finished with a 15-12 mark in his first season as the full time starter at 149. He is the fifth seed in the tournament after going 5-3 against the field this season.
He had an outstanding run at the Southern Scuffle, placing eighth overall.

Boylen was in the lineup for the Mocs at last year's SoCon's, posting an 0-2 record in the 149 bracket.

      Boylen vs. the SoCon (5-3 in 2017-18 • 5-6 Career)
      2017-18
      Aidan Conroy (Davidson 12/2)................... W-MD, 18-4
      Joby Armenta (Gardner Webb^Scuffle1/1)............. W-D, 7-5
      Ty Buckiso (Citadel^Scuffle1/2)................................. W-For
      Tyshawn Williams (SIUE 1/19)....................... L-D, 8-14
      Tyler Buckiso (Citadel).................................... L-D, 3-6
      Gavin Londoff (App. State 2/4).............. W-D, 4-2 (SV1)
      Joby Armenta (GWU 2/11)........................ W-MD, 14-4
      Zachary Barnes (Campbell 2/17)..................... L-D, 2-5

      2016-17
      Tyler Buckiso (Citadel 11/18)........................... L-D, 5-7
      Tyler Buckiso (Citadel^{SoCon 3/4}).......................... L-D, 3-7
      Aidan Conroy (Davidson^{SoCon 3/4})...................... L-D, 2-3

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 149:
1. Londoff (ASU), Barnes (Campbell), 3. Williams (SIUE), 4. Buckiso (Citadel), 5. Boylen (UTC), 6. Armenta (GWU), 7. Conroy (Davidson), 8. Lawrence (VMI).

157: True freshman Jake Adcock gets the nod at 157. He competed with junior Dylan Forzani throughout the year for the starting job, and won it the last three weeks of the season.

Adcock is 11-9 overall, but just 1-1 against the field. He lost to top-seeded Angel Najar of Appalachian State 7-4 on Feb. 4. He came back with a big 6-5 win over Campbell's Austin Kraisser on Feb. 17.

      Adcock vs. the SoCon (1-1 in 2017-18 • Same)
      2017-18
      Angel Najar (App. State 2/4)............................ L-D, 4-7
      Austin Kraisser (Cambell 2/17)....................... W-D, 6-5

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 157:
1. Najar (ASU), 2. Marinelli (GWU), 3. Kraisser (Campbell), 4. Adcock (UTC), 5. Van Velsor (SIUE), 6. Burris (CItadel), 7. Palumbo (Davidson), 8. Midkiff (VMI).

165: Senior Chad Pyke brings a 19-9 record into the weekend. The graduate transfer from N.C. State went 7-1 against the field in his first season with the Mocs and is the second seed in the tournament.

He finished second at the Hokie Open and third at the Black Knight Invite, before going 2-2 at the Scuffle. He was 3-1 at the Virginia Duals and was 6-1 in SoCon duals.

Pyke's lone loss was to SIUE's Nate Higgins on Jan. 19. That match gave Higgins the top seed this weekend.

      Pyke vs. the SoCon (7-1 in 2017-18 • Same)
      2017-18
      Blake Hohman (VMI 11/4).............................. W-D, 8-2
      Blake Hohman (VMI^{Hokie Open 11/5}) W-D, 4-1
      Hunter Costa (Davidson 12/2)........... W-TF, 17-1 (2:25)
      Nate Higgins (SIUE 1/19).............................. L-D, 3-10
      Michael Mewhorter (Citadel 1/21)............. W-Fall (2:34)
      Laken Cook (App. State 2/4).......................... W-D, 8-5
      Brett Stein (GWU 2/11).................................. W-D, 6-4
      Quentin Perez (Cambell 2/17).................... W-MD, 11-3

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 165:
1. Higgins (SIUE), 2. Pyke (UTC), 3. Perez (Campbell), 4. Stein (GWU), 5. Hohman (VMI), 6. Cook (ASU), 7. Costa (Davidson), 8. Curtis (Citadel).

174: Senior Justin Lampe is 16-11 overall, including a 7-1 mark against the field. He is the No. 2 seed behind Appalachian State's No. 20 Forrest Przybysz.

Lampe lost to Przybysz in overtime (4-2 SV1) on Feb. 4. Lampe is 0-3 all-time against Przybysz, including a 2-0 loss on in the dual last season on Feb. 5 and a 1-0 loss in the 2017 SoCon Tournament Semifinals.
Lampe is making his third trip to the SoCon Tournament. He placed third last year and went 0-2 as a freshman in 2015, both at 165.

      Lampe vs. the SoCon (7-1 in 2017-18 • 11-3 Career)
      2017-18
      Cade Kiely (VMI 11/4)............................... W-MD, 16-5
      Noah Satterfield (Davidson 12/2).............. W-Fall (1:21)
      Andrew Morgan (Campbell^{Scuffle 11/1})................ W-D, 9-5
      (SIUE 1/19)..................................................... W-For.
      Robert Tywater (Citadel 1/21)................... W-Fall (1:05)
      No. 16 Forrest Przybysz (App. State 2/4).... L-D, 2-4 (SV1)
      Christian Maroni (GWU 2/11)......................... W-D, 5-3
      Andrew Morgan (Cambell 2/17)...................... W-D, 7-6

      2016-17 (165)
      Cade Kiely (VMI 11/10)............................. W-MD, 16-4
      Noah Satterfield (Davidson 1/28).............. W-Fall (0:13)
      Forrest Przybysz (App. St. 2/5)........................ L-D, 0-2
      Noah Satterfield (Davidon^{SoCon 3/4})............. W-Fall (2:03)
      Forrest Przybysz (App. St.^{SoCon 3/4})................... L-D, 0-1
      Cade Kiely (VMI^{SoCon 3/4})........................... W-Fall (3:20)

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 174:
1. Przybysz (ASU), 2. Lampe (UTC), 3. Morgan (Campbell), 4. Maroni (GWU), 5. Shewan (SIUE), 6. Kiely (VMI), 7. Satterfield (Davidson), 8. McGillick (Citadel).

184: Senior Bryce Carr is the 2018 SoCon Wrestler of the Year and currently ranked No. 16 in the nation at 184 by IntermatWrestle. He is 23-5 overall with his only losses to Virginia Tech's No. 7 Zach Zavatsky (3-1) on Nov. 17, N.C. State's No. 3 Pete Renda (2-1) on Dec. 2, Ohio State's No. 2 Myles Martin (10-4) on Dec. 17 and Northern Iowa's No. 8 Drew Foster in the quarterfinals at the Scuffle and at the Virginia Duals.

Carr won both the Hokie Open and the Black Knight Invite and placed third at the Scuffle for the second year in a row. The defending SoCon champion at 184, he is 7-0 in SoCon dual matches and carries the No. 1 seed this weekend.

The SoCon has two allocations at 184, so if Carr makes it to the finals, he grabs an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.

      Carr vs. the SoCon (5-0 in 2017-18 • 7-0 Career)
      2017-18
      Conor Fenn (Davidson 12/2).................... W-Fall (2:29)
      Jake Godinez (SIUE 1/19)........................ W-Fall (1:54)
      Michael Lopouchanski (Citadel 1/21)......... W-Fall (1:52)
      Alan Clothier (App. State 2/4)......................... W-D, 9-4
      Cole Graves (GWU 2/11).......................... W-MD, 16-6

      2016-17
      Jake Godinez (SIUE1/22)......................... W-Fall (3:19)
      Jake Godinez (SIUE^SoCon3/4)..................... W-Fall (3:10)

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 184:
1. Carr (UTC), 2. Clothier (ASU), 3. Funck (Campbell), 4. Graves (GWU), 5. Fenn (Davidson), 6. Beck (VMI), 7. Godinez (SIUE), 8. Lopouchanski (Citadel).

197: Senior Scottie Boykin is 23-6 with titles at both the Hokie Open and the Black Knight Invite. He was ranked as high as No. 9 in 2015-16 before redshirting last season and is up to No. 16 this week.

Boykin placed fifth at the Scuffle behind an 8-6 win over No. 11 Matt Williams from Cal State Bakersfield. He is 91-41 in his career, which is ninth on the Mocs' all-time wins list.

Boykin is the No. 2 seed this week after losing to Randall Diabe (3-2) in the dual on Feb. 4. He beat Diabe twice as a junior in 2016, including a 13-2 decision in the dual (2/5/16) and a 6-4 win in the SoCon semifinals.

This is Boykin' fourth appearance in the SoCon Tournament. He won the title in 2016, placed third in 2015 and was runner-up as a true freshman in 2014.

The SoCon has two allocations at 197, so if Boykin makes it to the finals, he grabs an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.

      Boykin vs. the SoCon (4-1 in 2017-18 • 6-1 Career)
      2017-18
      Christian Dulaney (SIUE 1/19)........................ W-D, 6-3
      Sawyer Root (Citadel 1/21)............................ W-D, 9-4
      Randall Diabe (App. State 2/4)........................ L-D, 2-3
      Anthony Perrine (GWU 2/11)..................... W-MD, 16-3
      Chris Kober (Campbell 2/17).......................... W-D, 9-3

      2015-16
      Randall Diabe (App. St. 2/5)...................... W-MD, 13-2
      Randall Diabe (App. St.^{SoCon 3/5})...................... W-D, 6-4

SoCon Tournament Seeds at 197:
1. Diabe (ASU), 2. Boykin (UTC), 3. Dulaney (SIUE), 4. Root (Citadel), 5. Perrine (GWU), 6. Kober (Campbell), 7. Pritchard (Davidson), 8. Koch (VMI).

285: Junior Connor Tolley is back in the lineup at heavyweight after missing a large part of the season with an illness.   He is the No. 3 seed at 285 with an 8-7 overall record, including a 2-2 mark in SoCon duals. This is his first appearance at the SoCon Championships.

      Tolley vs. the SoCon (3-2 in 2017-18 • Same)
      2017-18
      Michael McAleavey (Citadel^{Hokie Open 11/5}).......... W-D, 6-2
      Will Cooley (Davidson^{Hokie Open 11/5})................ W-D, 10-4
      Cary Miller (App. State 2/4)............................. L-D, 5-7
      Lathan Bumgarner (GWU 2/11)................ W-Fall (5:48)
      Jere Heino (Campbell 2/17)............................. L-D, 0-6

      2016-17
      Cary Miller (App. St.^{Newberry 2/4})........................ W-D, 3-2
      Michael McAleavey (Citadel^{Newberry 2/4}).............. L-D, 4-5
      Michael McAleavey (Citadel^{Appalachian Open 1/28})..... L-D, 4-5
SoCon Tournament Seeds at 197:
1. Heino (Campbell), 2. Miller (ASU), 3. Tolley (UTC), 4. McAleavey (Citadel), 5. Bumgarner (GWU), 6. Helton (SIUE), 7. Tomlinson (VMI), 8. Cooley (Davidson).

MOCS VS. RANKED TEAMS
The last time the Mocs beat a ranked team was a 19-18 win at No. 19 Virginia on Feb. 14, 2016. Chattanooga is 3-38 against ranked teams under head coach Heath Eslinger. The other two wins include a 23-15 victory against No. 25 Kent State in Ypsilanti, Mich., on Nov. 15, 2014 and 22-15 over No. 12 Stanford in Maclellan Gym on Nov. 20, 2011.

UTC has faced five ranked teams this season. The Mocs have faced at least four ranked teams in seven of Eslinger's nine campaigns at UTC.

CARR NAMED SOCON WRESTLER OF THE YEAR
UTC senior 184-pounder Bryce Carr is the Southern Conference Wrestler of the Year. This honor was determined by a vote of the conference's eight head coaches, who were not allowed to vote for their own wrestlers.

Carr, the 2016-17 league champion at 184 pounds, is ranked No. 12 nationally with an overall record of 23-5. He was a perfect 7-0 in SoCon action, is 11-4 in duals and is tied for the league lead with seven pins.

The senior from Dublin, Georgia, was named SoCon Wrestler of the Week twice this season. Carr earned the honor in week one of competition and on Jan. 3 after going 5-1 and finishing third overall in the Southern Scuffle. Carr has six major decisions and three technical falls thus far in the year.

Carr is the eighth Moc to earn Southern Conference Wrestler of the Year honors since the award began in 1993. UTC's eight winners are the most in league history, outpacing Appalachian State with seven and VMI with six.

PONGO NAMED TO ALL-SOCON TEAM
Senior Michael Pongracz, ranked No. 33 nationally, was named all-conference at 141 pounds (along with Carr at 184). Pongracz is 16-10 overall with five major decisions and three technical falls. The senior from Milford, New Jersey, is coming off a 2016-17 redshirt season.

As a junior in 2015-16, Pongracz was 22-6 overall, earning an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament. Pongracz finished the 2017-18 regular season a perfect 6-0 in SoCon duals, helping the Mocs finish second in the SoCon with a 6-1 record.

CARR NAMED SOCON WRESTLER OF THE MONTH (AGAIN)
For the second time this season and the third time in his career, senior Bryce Carr is the Southern Conference Wrestler of the Month (January '18). Posting a January record of 10-2 for Chattanooga, Carr's month included five pins and two technical falls in the 184-pound division. He finished third at the Southern Scuffle, going 5-1 with two pins and a technical fall. His only loss was a 2-0 decision to Northern Iowa's eighth-ranked Drew Foster, while he earned wins over No. 18 Dylan Gabel of Northern Colorado and No. 19 Michael Coleman of Navy. Carr, a senior from Dublin, Georgia, also went 5-1 in the Virginia Duals, with his lone loss coming in overtime, again to Foster, then ranked 11th. Carr finished the month on a streak of three straight pins and holding an overall record of 20-5 (4-0 SoCon). He is currently the 10th-ranked wrestler at 184 pounds according to the NCAA Coaches Panel. This is the second honor this season for Carr, who also took the award in November, and the third of his two-year career with the Mocs. He is tied for second with Matt Keller (2006-07) and one behind Cody Cleveland (2006-11) for most all-time at UTC.

BOYKIN NAMED WRESTLER OF THE WEEK
Senior Scottie Boykin was the Southern Conference Wrestler of the Week for all competition from Jan. 10-16. This is the league-high third Moc to win the honor this season. It is the second career award for Boykin. He went 4-0 in the Virginia Duals. Wrestling at 197 pounds, scored a technical fall over Kent State's Kyle Conel before edging out Northern Iowa's 19th-ranked Jacob Holschlag 8-7. After picking up a win via forfeit, Boykin capped off the weekend with a 17-6 major decision over Old Dominion's Noah Bushman.

CARR NAMED SOCON WRESTLER OF THE MONTH
Senior Bryce Carr was the SoCon Wrestler of the Month for November 2017. He earned the honor after going 8-1, winning both the Hokie Open and the Black Knight Invite at 184 pounds. This is his second career monthly award from the SoCon after winning the award in January of last season. A senior from Dublin, Georgia, Carr had three major decisions, one technical fall and one pin. His only loss in the opening month was to No. 7 Zach Zavatsky of Virginia Tech in sudden victory.

CARR IS A TWO-TIME WRESTLER OF THE WEEK
Senior Bryce Carr has twice earned the Southern Conference Wrestler of the Week honor. His first award came after winning the Hokie Open on the first weekend of competition in November. Most recently, he won the award after placing third at the Southern Scuffle on Jan. 1-2.

MOCS GETTING THE JOB DONE IN THE CLASSROOM
UTC topped the 3.0 mark as a team for the third time with a 3.03 GPA in the Fall of 2017. The Mocs put a program record 17 on the Dean's List, while 21 on the A.D. Honor Roll is second only to the 22 in the Fall of 2015.

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