Buell Finishes 6th, Boilers Total 20 Wins at U23 NationalsBuell Finishes 6th, Boilers Total 20 Wins at U23 Nationals

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Buell Finishes 6th, Boilers Total 20 Wins at U23 Nationals

<br /><br />Purdue's travel party of 11 wrestlers closed its trip to U23 Nationals on Sunday after notching 20 wins during the two-day event inside SPIRE Academy.

GENEVA, Ohio — Purdue's travel party of 11 wrestlers closed its trip to U23 Nationals on Sunday after notching 20 wins during the two-day event inside SPIRE Academy.

Competing in the double-elimination freestyle tournament, Stoney Buell, Brody Baumann and Ashton Jackson advanced to day two after securing multiple wins in the early rounds on Saturday.

Buell led the charge as the last Boilermaker standing, advancing all the way to the fifth-place match in the 74 kg division.

The team captain and soon-to-be redshirt senior from Dundee, Michigan, earned six wins on the national stage before finally bowing out on Sunday afternoon. His sixth-place podium finish earned him U23 All-America status.
 

That's just how he responds! 🪨🪨🪨@Stoneybuell knocks off #4 seed Dylan Evans and advances to the consolation quarterfinals... 10-0 tech fall.

3⃣ wins from bronze. #WrestleGeneva pic.twitter.com/reY9171snp

— Purdue Wrestling (@PurdueWrestling) June 1, 2025

 

🇺🇸 U23 ALL-AMERICAN 🇺🇸

Stoney Buell takes 6th Place after 6⃣ wins over the weekend! #WrestleGeneva pic.twitter.com/VVH6bTv6UN

— Purdue Wrestling (@PurdueWrestling) June 1, 2025

Baumann also impressed with three wins, highlighted by a furious 10-0 technical fall in just eight seconds over Braidon Woodward (Buffalo).
 

Brody Baumann are you kidding us 🤣

⚡️ Took him EIGHT (8) seconds to win a 10-0 tech fall.@brodybaumann1 | #WrestleGeneva pic.twitter.com/eyaQPW2JWJ

— Purdue Wrestling (@PurdueWrestling) May 31, 2025

Baumann's fellow 2025 NCAA qualifier, Hayden Filipovich, was off to a dominant start at 125 kg before suffering a leg injury that forced him to medically forfeit.

Filipovich had won two matches by a combined score of 16-2 and was leading his third-round match, 8-1, before taking an awkward fall. After a lengthy medical break, he opted to continue wrestling until another stumble made head coach Tony Ersland call for a medical forfeit to protect his starting heavyweight.

Jackson bounced back from an early 9-0 decision loss to win four straight in the consolation ladder. He ultimately tallied the second-most points of any Boilermaker (25) thanks to three tech falls and a 12-5 decision.

Redshirt sophomore Kade Law won his first two matches by a combined score of 13-1 in the 70 kg division. Additionally, underclassmen Dominic Burgett, Jacob Macatangay and Keagan Martin all picked up wins to contribute to Purdue's final team score of 136. UP NEXT Joey Blaze will wrestle at Final X on Saturday, June 14, to determine a true third place and the final spot on the USA Wrestling Senior National Team (74 kg). His match against five-time NCAA qualifier Jarrett Jacques will go down at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. RESULTS 57 kg | Ashton Jackson – 4-2
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: vs. Martin Cafurello – L, D 9-0
Cons. Round 3: vs. Austin Zimmerman – W, TF 10-0 (0:51)
Cons. Round 4: vs. Christian Tanefeu – W, D 12-5
Cons. Round 5: vs. Riley Rowan – W, TF 10-0 (0:49)
Cons. Round 6: vs. Gylon Sims – W, TF 12-1 (3:54)
Cons. Round 7: vs. Bowen Downey – L, TF 10-0 (1:28)
 
57 kg | Jacob Macatangay – 1-2
Round 1: vs. Christian Tanefeu – L, D 17-14
Cons. Round 2: vs. Davian Guanajuato – W, D 13-5
Cons. Round 3: vs. Kenneth Hendriksen – L, D 8-1
 
70 kg | Kade Law – 2-2
Round 1: vs. Austin Abitua – W, TF 10-0 (0:41)
Round 2: vs. Rawson Iwanicki – W, D 3-1
Round 3: vs. Connor Pierce – L, TF 10-0 (2:11)
Cons. Round 4: vs. Paul Woo – L, Fall 3:37
 
74 kg | Stoney Buell – 6TH PLACE – 6-3
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: vs. Hale Rhodes – W, TF 10-0 (0:39)
Round 3: vs. Jagger Condomitti – W, TF 10-0 (0:34)
Round 4: vs. Latrell Schafer – W, D 10-5
Round 5: vs. Paul Ognissanti – W, TF 12-1 (3:56)
Quarterfinal: vs. e'Than Birden – L, TF 15-4 (2:48)
Cons. Round 10: vs. Dylan Evans – W, TF 10-0 (0:41)
Cons. Quarterfinal: vs. Matthew Bianchi – W, TF 10-0 (3:28)
Cons. Semifinal: vs. Tyler Lillard – L, Fall 4:38
5th Place Match: vs. e'Than Birden – L, TF 16-5 (4:57)
 
79 kg | Brody Baumann – 3-2
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: vs. Braidon Woodward – W, TF 10-0 (0:08)
Round 3: vs. Dominic Lopez – W, TF 10-0 (1:40)
Round 4: vs. Moses Espinoza-Owens – L, D 7-4
Cons. Round 6: vs. Cade Tenold – W, TF 13-0 (3:58)
Cons. Round 7: vs. Myles Takats – L, TF 10-0 (2:04)
 
79 kg | Ethan Popp – 0-2
Round 1: vs. Xavier Swanson – L, TF 10-0 (2:27)
Cons. Round 2: vs. Blake Hendricks – L, TF 12-2 (4:16)
 
86 kg | Quinn Herbert – 0-2
Round 1: Bye
Round 2: vs. Wesley Wilson – L, TF 10-0 (0:45)
Cons. Round 3: vs. Patrick Cutchember – L, TF 13-3 (3:16)
 
86 kg | RJ Powers – 0-2
Round 1: vs. James Conway – L, TF 10-0 (2:49)
Cons. Round 2: vs. Reese Spiro – L, Fall 0:19
 
125 kg | Dominic Burgett – 1-2
Round 1: vs. Nicholas Cook – W, Fall 2:10
Round 2: vs. Matthew Moore – L, D 7-3
Cons. Round 2: vs. Billy McChesney – L, TF 10-0 (4:29)
 
125 kg | Hayden Filipovich – 2-2
Round 1: vs. Christian Bell – W, D 4-0
Round 2: vs. Hayden Simpson – W, TF 12-2 (2:04)
Round 3: vs. Adam Ahrednsen – L, Inj. Default (3:41)
Cons. Round 4: vs. Billy McChesney – L, Med. Forfeit
 
125 kg | Keagan Martin – 1-2
Round 1: vs. Abel Ngoh – W, D 5-2
Round 2: vs. Cameron Geuther – L, TF 11-0 (2:01)
Cons. Round 2: vs. Jaxson Thomas – L, D 10-2