MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The Clarion wrestling team wrapped up the 2018 dual match season on Sunday afternoon, falling by a final score of 25-13 to West Virginia in Morgantown.  Despite the loss, the Golden Eagles finish the year with a 10-7 record, their first winning season in dual match competition since 2002-03.  They will next be in action on March 3 when they compete at the EWL Championships hosted by Edinboro.
 
Brock Zacherl improved to 26-0 on the season with a win over Christian Monserrat, ekeing out a 3-2 decision at 141 pounds to finish the dual match season undefeated.  Zacherl is 45-1 in dual matches in his career, and has now won 43 straight duals dating all the way back to his redshirt freshman season in 2015-16. 
 
He was not the only Brookville, Pa. native to take a decision on Sunday.  Taylor Ortz improved to 24-9 on the season with a win over Kyler Rea at 149 pounds.  Ortz defeated Rea by a 7-4 decision, cutting West Virginia's lead in the team match to just 12-6 after four bouts of action. 
 
Senior Dom Rigous was the next Golden Eagle to win on Sunday, beating the Mountaineers' Parker Von Egidy by a 7-4 score at 174 pounds.  Toby Cahill rounded out the day with a victory over Brandon Ngati in the heavyweight bout, snapping a three-bout losing streak with a 12-2 major decision.
 
125: Zeke Moisey (West Virginia) over Gavin Park (Clarion) (Fall 2:17)
133: Matthew Schmitt (West Virginia) over Roshaun Cooley (Clarion) (Fall 4:31)
141: Brock Zacherl (Clarion) over Christian Monserrat (West Virginia) (Dec 3-2)
149: Taylor Ortz (Clarion) over Kyler Rea (West Virginia) (Dec 7-4)
157: Hunter Jones (West Virginia) over Mac Tanner (Clarion) (SV-1 3-1)
165: Nick Kiussis (West Virginia) over Max Wohlabaugh (Clarion) (Dec 5-0)
174: Dominic Rigous (Clarion) over Parker VonEgidy (West Virginia) (Dec 7-4)
184: Brenden McRill (West Virginia) over Taylor Cahill (Clarion) (Dec 3-0)
197: Jacob Smith (West Virginia) over Dustin Conti (Clarion) (MD 12-4)
285: Toby Cahill (Clarion) over Brandon Ngati (West Virginia) (MD 12-2)