Penn State earns seven #1 seeds to the NCAA Wrestling Championships: 125 #1 Luke Lilledahl 133 #3 Marcus Blaze 141 #14 Braeden Davis 149 #1 Shayne Van Ness 157 #1 PJ Duke 165 #1 Mitchell Mesenbrink 174 #1 Levi Haines 184 #1 Rocco Welsh 197 #1 Josh Barr 285 #9 Cole Mirasola

Today’s Sports Front https://t.co/23qWWwtRgU

Cole Mirasola receives a medical forfeit victory over No. 8 Braxton Amos of Wisconsin in the fifth bout! #PSUwr

Penn State ends up with 7 Big Ten champions 😳😳

Oh wow Welsh was fortunate to win and not break his neck.

Haines wins his fourth Big Ten title.

Nebraska coach needs to call the waaaaambulance.

Mitchell Mesenbrink is special.

Wow that was an impressive win by Duke over Taylor!

Wow Shayne Van Ness with the pin! He didn't have to make a comeback that time.

Hopefully that's motivation for Blaze for nationals

Lilledahl kept at it and finally got the takedown!

Bishop McCort's Bo Bassett was voted the Outstanding Wrestler of the Class 2A state tournament. It's the first OW in a postseason tournament of his career.

Shayne Van Ness is really good at those comeback wins.

Bishop McCort's Bo Bassett pins Brandt Harer in 2:49 in the most anticipated bout of the finals. I've been covering Bassett for 3 years and I'm not surprised at all.

Chestnut Ridge Junior 155-pounder Violette Lasure pinned her way to a 3rd PIAA gold medal.

Bishop McCort's Keegan Bassett beats Penns Valley's Max Dinges, 4-2. Bassett and Dinges wrestled in the District 6, Southwest Regional and state finals.

Tyrone's Kyle Scott gave Adam Waters a hell of a match, but Waters won 4-1 with a third period takedown to win his fourth state title. It was Scott's first loss of the season.

Gavin Ciampoli beats Tommy Schecterly, 9-3, to become Altoona's first state champ since Steve Maurey in 1974. He's only the third Altoona wrestler to win a state title.

Man, that was a gutcheck win by Rocco Welsh over Ferrari.