The Bullets Fall to Eastern and York in First Ever Home Wrestling Match on Nov. 8

By: Marah McHugh, Staff Writer

The Gettysburg College women’s wrestling team fell to Eastern 23-9 and York 28-19 Nov. 8 in
Gettysburg, finishing its first home matches with an 0-2 dual record.

The Bullets recorded six individual wins in the program’s first-ever dual matches, according to
Gettysburg Athletics.

Ashley Stank, a freshman competing at 110 pounds, won both of her matches by pin.

Callie Hess, a freshman competing at 131 pounds, added two 10-0 wins by technical superiority.

Ella Hansen, a junior competing at 117 pounds, and Alyssa Zahurak, a freshman competing at
180 pounds, each recorded a pin against York.

Eastern finished the trimatch 2-0 after also defeating York 26-22. York finished 1-1.

Gettysburg led Eastern 5-4 after the first two bouts. Eastern’s Ava Paul opened with an 11-0 win
by technical superiority over Savannah Kareha at 103 pounds before Stank pinned Jocelyn
Dietz in 33 seconds.

Eastern then won the next two bouts by fall to take a 14-5 lead.

Nola Allen pinned Hansen in 3:35 at 117 pounds, and Briana Dugo pinned Desi Flores in 45
seconds at 124 pounds, according to the match results.

Hess cut the deficit to 14-9 with a 10-0 win over Marlowe Donato in 1:55.

Eastern won the final two contested bouts. Mariah Witmer defeated Yajaira Barrios 11-0 by
technical superiority at 138 pounds, and Kate Prior pinned Zahurak in 42 seconds at 180
pounds.

There were no matches at 145, 160 or 207 pounds in the Eastern dual.

Against York, Gettysburg won four individual bouts but conceded three forfeits.

York’s Tatyana Kelley opened with a 10-0 win by technical superiority over Kareha at 103
pounds.

Stank followed with her second pin of the day, defeating Daisey Hawkins in 1:31.

Hansen pinned Riley Rogowski in 3:41 to give Gettysburg a 10-4 lead.

York’s Adreyanna Weitzel defeated Flores 10-0 at 124 pounds before Hess recorded her second
win.

Hess defeated Kallie Bower 10-0 in 1:31, putting Gettysburg ahead 14-8.

York won the next three bouts to take a 23-14 lead.

Lilly Aho pinned Barrios in 17 seconds at 138 pounds.

Makyla Bolinger and Aambur Brletich then received forfeit wins at 145 and 160 pounds,
respectively.

Zahurak pinned Lexy Jones in 53 seconds at 180 pounds, cutting York’s lead to 23-19 with one
weight class remaining.

Emma Lavalle received a forfeit win at 207 pounds to give York the 28-19 victory.

In extra matches at 103 pounds, Sophie Neal-Noschese fell to Paul 11-0 and Kelly 10-0 by
technical superiority, according to the match results.

Gettysburg returns to action at the Sam Case Classic hosted by McDaniel Nov. 14 at 5 p.m

Author: Marah McHugh

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