FRESNO---SF State junior wrestlers Andrew Reggi and Daniel Flores placed in the top four in their respective weight classes to lead the way for the Gator grapplers at this afternoon's Roadrunner Open. Reggi placed second at 197 while Flores finished in fourth place at 141. As a team, the Gators finished in 8^th place out of 27 teams in a meet dominated by Division I institutions.

The Gators sent 18 wrestlers to this year's Roadrunner Open at Selland Arena in Fresno, Calif., this afternoon. Among the other institutions that wrestled in this afternoon's open including the Gators were Navy, Stanford, Bakersfield, Cal Poly, Maryland, Grand Canyon, Embry-Riddle and Menlo.

Reggi finished in second place as he opened up the day with a 16-0 technical fall win over Embry-Riddle's Troy Killgore in the second round. In the quarterfinals, Reggi defeated Grand Canyon's Marcus Haughian. The junior wrestler advanced to the championship match by defeating Bakersfield's Reuben Franklin by a thrilling 11-10 decision.

In the championship match, Reggi wrestled Maryland's Christian Boley who is currently eighth in the nation in Division I. Boley defeated Reggi by a 10-4 decision to capture the title at 197.

Flores went 6-2 in his first action of the season at 141. He started off the day with a 4-3 decision over Chris Baldwell of Boise State. Flores then was defeated in round two of the championship bracket by a 16-4 major decision to Bakersfield's Timmy Box. The junior grappler came back with five straight wins to advance to the third place match. Of his wins, one was by a 4-3 decision over Embry-Riddle's Anton King, a 2-1 win over teammate Dylan Phillipy and a 5-3 victory in round one of sudden victory.

The Covina, Calif., native advanced to the third place match by receiving a medical forfeit win over Box. In the third place match, Flores lost to Fresno City's Ali Naser by a 6-3 decision.

Besides Reggi (7-3) and Flores, three other Gators posted winning records today in Fresno. Isaiah Hurtado, Vicente Aboytes and Zach Jimenez all went 3-2 at 133, 165 and 184 respectively.

Hurtado (9-3) started off the day with a 12-3 major decision win over Embry-Riddle's Mason Saldana. He then advanced to the quarterfinals with a 4-3 win over Bakersfield's Frank Lomas. In the quarterfinals, Hurtado lost to Ryan Mango (Stanford-unattached) by a 20-9 major decision. Mango was the eventual champion at 133. Hurtado came back and defeated Grand Canyon's Lino Estrada by a 5-2 decision in the consolation round. Maryland's Tyler Goodwin (who finished in 5^th place) eliminated Hurtado by a 5-2 decision.

Aboytes (5-4) opened up his day with a with a heartbreaking 6-5 loss in the first round of the tiebreaker to Navy's Peyton Walsh, who finished in third place. The redshirt junior came back with a win over Clay Teixeira (Cal Poly-unattached) by an 11-0 decision. Aboytes received a medical forfeit win over Travis Berridge (Cal Poly-unattached). He advanced to the next round by a 7-4 decision over Fresno City's Kevin Corbett. Aboytes was eliminated by Appalachian State's Zack Strickland by fall at 2:19. Strickland ended up placing fourth.

At 184, Jimenez lost his first match by a 3-2 decision in the second round of sudden victory to Grand Canyon's Austin Guan. He rebounded with three straight wins including two by 11-4 decisions over Fresno City's Preston Hill and Menlo College's Erick Parsons. Jimenez was eliminated in the consolation round of 5 by Navy's William Miller, who defeated the Gator grappler by fall at 2:51. Miller placed sixth in this afternoon's tournament.

The Gators had 17 points to finish in eighth place and were the only NCAA Division I institution to finish in the top 10. Maryland captured the team title with 81 points.

SF State will open up its dual part of the 2013-14 regular season this Thursday, November 21 at 6pm, when the Gators travel to Redding, Calif., for a non-conference dual with the Simpson University Red Hawks at the Heritage Student Life Center. The Gators will then host Cal Poly in a week from today at 1pm in a non-conference dual at The Swamp.

COMPLETE GATOR RESULTS
Vicente Aboytes (165) 5-4
Champ. Round 2-Lost by 6-5 (TB-1) decision to Peyton Walsh (Navy)
Cons. Round. 3-Won by 11-9 decision over Clay Teixeira (Cal Poly-unattached)
Cons. Round 4-Won by medical forfeit over Travis Berridge (Cal Poly-unattached)
Cons. Round 5- Won by 7-4 decision over Kevin Corbett (Fresno City)
Cons. Round 6-Lost by fall (2:19) to Zack Strickland (Appalachian State)

Sam Alnassiri (285) 2-4
Champ. Round 2-Lost by fall (4:17) to Josh Marchok (Stanford-unattached)
Cons. Round 3-Won by 4-3 decision over Steve Wood (Bakersfield)
Cons. Round 4-Lost by 3-2 decision to Hidlev Manzur (SF State)

Jesse Campos (184) 0-2
Champ. Round 2- Lost by 4-0 decision to Nick Vetell (Appalachian State)
Cons. Round 3-Lost by 23-4 technical fall dec. to Sean Dougherty (Cal Poly)

Johnathon Costa (174) 4-6
Champ. Round 1-Lost by 5-2 decision to Zach Nevills (Stanford-unattached)
Cons. Round 2-Won by 12-5 decision over Amir Bakhshi (unattached)
Cons. Round 3-Won by 5-1 decision over Trent Gardener (Embry-Riddle)
Cons. Round 4-Lost by fall (3:54) to Dylan Morris (Stanford-unattached)

Anthony Figueroa (133) 10-6
Champ. Second Round-Lost by 2-1 decision to Josh Polacek (Maryland)
Cons. Round 2-Won by 6-3 decision over Mason Saldana (Embry-Riddle)
Cons. Round 3-Won by 8-6 SV-1 decision over Juan Zorrilla (Menlo College)
Cons. Round 4-Lost by fall (6:08) to Tyler Goodwin (Maryland)

FOURTH PLACE Daniel Flores (141) 6-2
Champ. Round 1- Won by 4-3 decision over Chris Caldwell (Boise State)
Champ. Round 2-Lost by 16-4 major decision to Timmy Box (Bakersfield)
Cons. Round 2-Won by 6-4 decision over Dylan Furtado (SF State)
Cons. Round 3-Won by 4-1 decision over Anton King (Embry-Riddle)
Cons. Round 4-Won by 2-1 decision over Dylan Phillipy (SF State)
Cons. Round 5-Won by 5-3 SV1 decision over Acton Pifer (Appalachian State)
Cons. Semifinals-Won by medical forfeit over Timmy Box (Bakersfield)
Third Place-Lost by 6-3 decision to Ali Naser (Fresno City)

Dylan Furtado (141) 5-6
Champ. Round 1- Lost by 4-1 decision to Colt Shorts (Cal Poly)
Cons. Round 2-Lost by 6-4 decision to Daniel Flores (SF State)

Jordan Gurrola (125) 9-5
Champ. First Round- Won by fall (4:10) over Jose Espinoza (Bakersfield)
Champ. Second Round-Won by 4-2 decision over Troy Lakin (Menlo-unattached)
Quarterfinals-Lost by 4-3 decision to Tommy Pawelski (Stanford-unattached)
Cons. Round 4-Lost by 7-5 decision to Taylor French (Navy)

Isaiah Hurtado (133) 9-3
Champ. Round 1- Won by 12-3 major decision over Mason Saldana (Embry-Riddle)
Champ. Round 2-Won by 4-3 decision over Frank Lomas (Bakersfield)
Quarterfinals-Lost by 20-9 major decision to Ryan Mango (Stanford-unattached)
Cons. Round 4-Won by 5-2 decision over Lino Estrada (Grand Canyon)
Cons. Round 5-Lost by 5-2 decision to Tyler Goodwin (Maryland)

Tavis Ino (157) 8-6
Champ. Round 1-Lost by 7-1 decision to Ben Dorsay (Maryland)
Cons. Round 2-Won by 17-5 major decision over Austin Braddock (Fresno City College)
Cons. Round 3-Won by 3-1 decision over Payton Russom (SF State-unattached)
Cons. Round 4-Lost by fall (4:11) Garrett Shaner (Stanford-unattached)

Zach Jimenez (184) 7-4
Champ. Round 2-Lost by 3-2 SV-2 decision to Austin Guan (Grand Canyon)
Cons. Round 2-Won by 11-4 decision over Preston Hill (Fresno City)
Cons. Round 3-Won by 11-4 decision over Josh Nelson (Grand Canyon)
Cons. Round 4-Won by 8-5 decision over Erick Parsons (Menlo College)
Cons. Round 5-Lost by fall (2:51) to William Miller (Navy)

Hidlev Manzur (285) 6-6
Champ. Round 2-Won by 3-2 decision over Colynn Cook (Navy)
Quarterfinals-Lost by 6-3 decision to Spencer Empey (Cal Poly)
Cons. Round 4-Won by 3-2 decision over Sam Alnassiri (SF State)
Cons. Round 5-Lost by fall (3:00) to Sam Cervantes (Bakersfield)

Calvin Nicholls (174) 4-4
Champ. Round 1-Lost by fall (1:52) to Matt Miller (Navy)
Cons. Round 2-Won by 14-10 decision over Paul Bracamonte (Menlo College)
Cons. Round 3- Lost by 16-0 technical fall dec. to Nick Troquato (Cal Poly-unattached)

Dylan Phillipy (141) 5-3
Champ. Round 2-Won by 3-0 decision over Jesse Taylor (Grand Canyon)
Quarterfinals-Lost by 18-3 technical fall to Shyheim Brown (Maryland)
Cons. Round 4-Lost by 2-1 decision to Daniel Flores (SF State)

SECOND PLACE Andrew Reggi (197) 7-3
Champ. Round 2-Won by 16-0 technical fall over Troy Kilgore (Embry-Riddle)
Quarterfinals-Won by 9-2 decision over Marcus Haughian (Grand Canyon)
Semifinals-Won by 11-10 decision over Reuben Franklin (Bakersfield)
Finals-Lost by a 10-4 decision to Christian Boley (Maryland)

A.J. Simon (165) 1-4
Champ. Round 2-Lost by 17-1 technical fall to Justin Lozano (Stanford-unattached)
Cons. Round 2-Won by fall (1:56) over Jesus Loza (Stanford)
Cons. Round 3-Lost by 4-3 decision to David Meza (Bakersfield)

Conrad Snell (149) 7-3
Champ. Round 1-Won by fall (1:20) over Jose Maldonado (Menlo College)
Champ. Round 2-Lost by 8-2 decision to Kyle Chene (Cal Poly)
Cons. Round 2-Lost by injury default to Brentyn Lee (unattached)

Alex Williams (141) 2-4
Champ. Round 1- Lost by fall (1:24) to Joe Locksmith (Navy)
Cons. Round 1-Lost by 7-5 decision to Jake Smith (Appalachian State)

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