PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania had a stellar outing at The Palestra on Sunday afternoon, shutting Harvard out 43-0 and edging Brown out 37-6.
 
Penn won its seventh straight dual off the pair of Ivy League wins to improve to 9-3 in dual action.
 
Quaker Notemeal
*The shutout over Harvard is the first since the 2023-24 campaign when the Quakers topped Brown 39-0 in Providence.
 
*Max Gallagher (125), Ryan Miller (133), CJ Composto (141), Cross Wasilewski (149), Jude Swisher (157), Nick Incontrera (174), Maximus Hale (184), and John Pardo (285) went undefeated on the day, taking their matches against the Crimson and Bears.
 
*Seniors Composto and Miller are still unbeaten in Ivy action, holding 3-0 records.
 
*#19 Miller is on an eight-match win streak off the pair of victories today.

How It Happened
The Red and Blue led the battle with the Crimson from start to finish, as #23 Gallagher kicked things off with a pin over Isaiah Adams in 4:13, while freshman Pardo ended things with a pin over Jeff Crooks in the first period. The Quakers picked up three tech fall victories from senior Miller (19-4), freshman Wasilewski (11-2), and senior Incontrera (21-4).
 
Penn continued its dominance against Brown, with sophomore Gallagher recording a tech fall over Jared Brunner (19-4), followed by a forfeit from the Bear at 133. Composto won his second match of the day off a decision over Joey Ianmunno, #16 Wasilewski pinned Austin McBurney right as time ended in the first period, and sophomore Swisher won by injury default to push the Quakers' lead to 26-0.
 
The Bears finally got on the board after the 165 bout to cut the deficit to 26-3 off a sudden victory win, but senior Incontrera recorded a tech fall over Drew Clearie, 20-4, to give a cushion to Penn's lead. Senior Hale won a nailbiter at 184 against Drew Reall, winning 4-3 in two extra periods to bump the hole to 34-3.
 
Brown won its final match of the dual at 197, winning by decision to trail by 28 points, but it was far too late for a comeback, as freshman Pardo took down Alex Semenko by decision, 5-2, to secure the 37-6 victory and Ivy League sweep.
 
Up Next
The Quakers (9-3, 3-0 Ivy League) hit the road on Sunday, Feb. 9, battling nationally ranked Cornell at 1 p.m.

Results vs. Harvard
125: #23 Max Gallagher def. Isaiah Adams, 4:13 F
133: #19 Ryan Miller def. Logan Brozozowski, 19-4 TF 
141:#10 CJ Composto def. Jameson Garcia, 15-3 MD
149: #16 Cross Wasilewski def. Jaden Pepe, 11-2 TF
157: #16 Jude Swisher def. #30 Jimmy Harrington, 9-3 DEC
165: Andy Troczynski def. Cael Berg, 7-6 DEC
174: #6 Nick Incontrera def. Alex Whitworth, 21-4 TF 
184: #18 Maximus Hale def. Matt Walsh, 11-2 MD
197: Nate Taylor def. Hudson Skove, 4-1 DEC
285: John Pardo def. Jeff Crooks, 1:44 F
Extra Matches
141: Kelly Dunnigan def. Nolan Liess, 8-7 DEC
165: Cole Spencer def. Hayden Bottiglieri, TF
 
Results vs. Brown
125: #23 Max Gallagher def. Jared Brunner, 19-4 TF
133: #19 Ryan Miller won by forfeit
141:#10 CJ Composto def. Joey Iamunno, 5-1 DEC
149: #16 Cross Wasilewski def. Austin McBurney, 2:58 F
157: #16 Jude Swisher def. #24 Blake Saito, INJ DF
165: Keegan Rothrock def. Andy Troczynski, 4-1 DEC, SV
174: #6 Nick Incontrera def. Drew Clearie, 20-4 TF
184: #18 Maximus Hale def. Drew Reall, 4-3 DEC, TB2
197: Thomas Sandoval def. Nate Taylor, 4-3 DEC
285: John Pardo def. Alex Semenko, 5-2 DEC