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Mosley Wraps Up Action at 2021 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships Friday Afternoon
March 19, 2021 | Wrestling
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Gardner-Webb redshirt sophomore RJ Mosley dropped a 4-2 decision in the second round of wrestlebacks at the 2021 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships Friday afternoon, taking place at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Mo.
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No. 28 Mosley took on No. 11 Cameron Amine of Michigan in one of the opening bouts of Friday's afternoon session. The Oklahoma City, Okla. native was unable overcome a takedown early in the first period, falling by a 4-2 decision.
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Mosley finishes the season with a 12-6 overall record, going 1-2 in his first trip to the NCAA Championships.
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Thursday night, Mosley defeated No. 12 Jake Keating of Virginia by a 9-7 decision in the first wrestleback round. Mosley dropped a narrow 8-6 decision to No. 5 Zack Hartman of Bucknell in Thursday's opening round.
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Teammate Jha'Quan Anderson was also 1-2 in his first trip to the NCAA's, as the redshirt freshman opened action Thursday with a 3-1 sudden victory over No. 33 Joe Accousti of Sacred Heart in the pigtail round. No. 32 Anderson advanced to take on No. 1 Aaron Brooks from Penn State, and would fall by a 17-1 tech fall early in the third period.
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In the first wrestleback round, the Conyers, Ga. native dropped a 14-3 major decision to No. 16 Max Lyon of Purdue.
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Anderson finished the season with an overall record of 10-4.
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No. 28 Mosley took on No. 11 Cameron Amine of Michigan in one of the opening bouts of Friday's afternoon session. The Oklahoma City, Okla. native was unable overcome a takedown early in the first period, falling by a 4-2 decision.
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Mosley finishes the season with a 12-6 overall record, going 1-2 in his first trip to the NCAA Championships.
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Thursday night, Mosley defeated No. 12 Jake Keating of Virginia by a 9-7 decision in the first wrestleback round. Mosley dropped a narrow 8-6 decision to No. 5 Zack Hartman of Bucknell in Thursday's opening round.
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Teammate Jha'Quan Anderson was also 1-2 in his first trip to the NCAA's, as the redshirt freshman opened action Thursday with a 3-1 sudden victory over No. 33 Joe Accousti of Sacred Heart in the pigtail round. No. 32 Anderson advanced to take on No. 1 Aaron Brooks from Penn State, and would fall by a 17-1 tech fall early in the third period.
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In the first wrestleback round, the Conyers, Ga. native dropped a 14-3 major decision to No. 16 Max Lyon of Purdue.
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Anderson finished the season with an overall record of 10-4.
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