CARTER STACK | WASHINGTON AND LEE | 285 LBS
Stack, a sophomore from Oakwood, Ohio, won the 285-pound weight class at the New Standard Invitational hosted by York (Pa.) College. Stack went 5-0 on the way to topping the podium. He began with a win by fall after 1:10 over Nicholai Brotzman from Penn College, the fifth-ranked wrestler in Region 2. Stack then dominated Austin DeBolt from Alfred University, posting a win by technical fall (15-0) after 2:22 on the mat. Stack controlled the pace of his quarterfinal bout, cruising to a 13-6 decision over Brayden Soleau from Johnson & Wales University. Stack's final two victories were by the narrowest of margins. In the semifinals, he churned out a 2-1 decision over Charlie Turner from Ithaca College. He then met Mo Abdelatty from Ursinus College. Stack won bout #500 via a 7-6 decision to claim the hard-won title. 

Washington and Lee, ranked 22nd by the NWCA in their latest ratings (11/1) release, placed second overall among 16 competing teams with 125.5 points. The Generals trailed only No. 8 North Central College for the program's all-time best showing at the NSI.

LIAM FLANAGAN | WASHINGTON AND LEE | 157 LBS
Flanagan, a sophomore from Harrisburg, Pa., collects his second ODAC weekly honor of the season after returning to his home state to win the 157-pound title at the New Standard Invitational hosted by York (Pa.) College. Flanagan opened with a trio of dominating efforts. His run began with a win by major decision (17-3) over Mark Lattimore from Johnson & Wales University. He then pinned Brayden Castillo from Eastern University after 2:16 on the mat. Flanagan won his quarterfinal bout over Aklo Sanders from Ithaca College via technical fall (17-2) at 4:59. In the semifinals, Flanagan ground out a 4-2 decision over teammate Noah Danforth. That set up a title bout with Braden Kmak from Ursinus College. Flanagan registered his second win by fall of the event, stopping the fifth-ranked wrestler in Region 3 at 3:58.

Washington and Lee, ranked 22nd by the NWCA in their latest ratings (11/1) release, placed second overall among 16 competing teams with 125.5 points. The Generals trailed only No. 8 North Central College for the program's all-time best showing at the NSI.

• Jacob Jimenez, AU (197#): went 3-2 with two wins by major decision on the way to a 4th place showing at the Petrofes Invitational
• Anakin Burks, SU (125#): went 3-2 on the way to a 4th place finish at the Petrofes Invitational
• Cannon Long, SU (165#): went 6-2 with 4 wins by fall on the way to finishing 5th at the Petrofes Invitational