PHILADELPHIA – Penn Wrestling will make a trip east to New England for dual meets at Brown and Harvard on Friday. The Quakers will head to Brown for a noon meet and then close out the night at Harvard with a 6 p.m. start time. Due to weather in the forecast, Penn will wrestle only on Friday as its meet at Harvard was moved up to Friday night, originally scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday.

MATCH INFORMATION
#22 Penn (1-1, 1-0 EIWA 1-0 IVY) at Brown (2-5, 1-3, EIWA, 0-1 IVY)
Jan. 28, 2022 | 1 p.m. | Pizzitola Sports Center | Providence, R.I.
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#22 Penn (1-1, 1-0 EIWA, 1-0 IVY) at Harvard (1-2, 1-2 EIWA, 0-1 IVY)
Jan. 28, 2022 | 6 p.m. | Malkin Athletic Center | Cambridge, Mass.
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Penn is coming off a dominating win over Columbia, 32-3. The Quakers took the first nine bouts of the meet. Highlighting the victory for Penn were wins by Ryan Miller, Anthony Artalona, Doug Zapf, and CJ Composto. #23 Ryan Miller defeated #15 Joe Manchio for a victory (4-2). #12 Michael Colaioco dominated from the start earning a 14-4 major decision over #26 Angelo Rini (4-2) putting the Quakers up 19-0. #15 CJ Composto continued to the Penn dominance as he pushed the lead to 24-0 with a tech. fall win (20-5). #20 Anthony Artalona earned a 5-2 win by decision and #21 Doug Zapf followed that up with a major decision victory (20-5) giving the home team a 32-0 lead.
 
Brown currently is on a three-meet losing streak. On Saturday, the Bears lost 47-3 to #10 Cornell in Ithaca. Their only victory came at 141 pounds as Timothy Levine won by decision over Phillip Moomey, 7-0. After the Bears meet vs. Penn, they will take on #20 Princeton at 6 p.m.
Last time out Harvard lost to #10 Cornell last Saturday in Ithaca. The Crimson are 1-2 in their last three meets. Harvard picked up wins at 141 pounds and 184 pounds. Kenny Herrmann (141) won by decision over Phillip Moomey, 7-1. Luke Rada won by decision over Ethan Hatcher, 5-3. Prior to the meet against Penn, the Crimson will take on #20 Princeton.
 
Quaker Notemeal
* For the 2021-22 season, Roger Reina has named Carmen Ferrante, Zapf, and Ben Goldin as captains for the #TheMovement. 
*For the third week in a row Penn had at least one wrestler ranked in each of the ten weight classes
* Ten Quakers currently hold national rankings* as announced by six national outlets. Miller (125), Colaiocco (133), Composto (141), Anthony Artalona (149), Zapf (157), Lucas Revano (165), Nick Incontrera (174), Neil Antrassian (184), Cole Urbas (197), Goldin (285) all earned national rankings.
 
PENN'S PROJECTED LINEUP *
125: #20 Ryan Miller or Blair Orr
133: #9 Michael Colaiocco
141: #15 CJ Composto or Carmen Ferrante
149: #20 Anthony Artalona
157: #20 Doug Zapf or Jeremy Ridge
165: #21 Lucas Revano or Mikey Kistler
174: #18 Nick Incontrera
184: #33 Neil Antrassian
197: #33 Cole Urbas
285: #32 Ben Goldin
 
BROWN'S PROJECTED LINEUP *
125 - Hunter Adrian or Reese Fry
133 - Nicky Cabanillas
141 - Timothy Levine
149 - Blake Saito, Ricky Cabanillas, Sam McMonagle
157 - Jack Bokina
165 - Harrison Trahan or AJ Corrado
174 - AJ Pedro
184 - Drew Clearie or James Araneo
197 - Cade Wilson
285 - Lear Quinton
 
HARVARD'S PROJECTED LINEUP *
125 - Beau Bayless
133 - Dillon Murphy
141 - Michael Jaffe or Kenny Herrmann
149 - Lukus Stricker
157 - Trevor Tarsi or Cael Berg
165 - #12 Philip Conigliaro or Alex Whitworth
174 - #29 Joshua Kim
184 - Leo Tarantino or Dom Mata
197 - Nick Marcenelle
285 - Jeffrey Crooks
 
*Rankings listed are individuals highest ranking from the following list of rankings: Amateur Wrestling News, Flo-wrestling, Intermat, Wrestlstat, The Open Mat, and Wrestling Insider Newsmag.