JOHN SANTOWSKI | WASHINGTON AND LEE | 197 LBS
Santowski, a senior from Pittsford, N.Y., won the 197-pound weight class to help nationally 24th-ranked Washington and Lee to a runner-up team finish at the Messiah Invitational hosted by Messiah University in Grantham, Pa. Santowski went 4-0 on Saturday, which he began by pinning Charles Dunn from Johns Hopkins University at 2:40. In the quarterfinals, Santowski earned an 11-4 decision over Jacob Kraker from Wheaton College (Ill.) and followed that with a tough 1-0 decision over Tucker Seidel from Messiah. Santowski put himself atop the podium with a 7-2 decision over Will Davis from Elizabethtown College, the third-ranked competitor in Division III and second-ranked wrestler in Region 2 at 197 pounds.

LIAM FLANAGAN | WASHINGTON AND LEE | 157 LBS
Flanagan, a sophomore from Harrisburg, Pa., made his case to become a permanent member of nationally 24th-ranked Washington and Lee's starting lineup by winning the 157-pound weight class to help the Generals to a runner-up showing at the Messiah Invitational hosted by Messiah University in Grantham, Pa. Flanagan began his day in round two with a technical fall (16-1) over Nicolas Rehfuss from Ursinus College. He then earned a 4-2 decision over Noah Rice from Messiah. Flanagan perched himself atop the podium with two ranked wins in the semifinal and title bouts. In the semifinals, he won by sudden victory-1 (4-1) over Tyler Rossini from Brockport State, who is ranked sixth in Division III and second in Region 2. In the championship match, Flanagan posted a 5-2 decision over Clay Gainer from Messiah, who is ranked third in Region 3.

• A.J. Orland III, AU (133#): went 2-1 to finish third at the Lycoming Invitational
• Xavier Swanson, AU (164#): went 4-0 to finish 1st in the juniors/seniors bracket at the Lycoming Invitational
• Jude Robson, RC (133#): went 3-1 to place second at the Southeast Open
• Brock Sullivan, RC (184#): went 3-1 to finish second at the Southeast Open
• Jack Birth, SU (184#): went 3-2 to place fourth at the Tonee Ellis Memorial
• Hunter Ballantine, SU (157#): went 4-1 to finish third at the Tonee Ellis Memorial