Wrestling | 2/6/2016 6:13:00 PM

SAN FRANCISCO---  SF State had its final two home duals of the regular season against Simon Fraser and No. 11 Colorado Mesa.  The Gators went 1-1 with a 33-14 over the Clan and losing 23-14 to the nationally ranked Mavericks.  Prior to today's dual with Simon Fraser, the Gators recognized their three seniors in Gabe Fuentes, Tavis Ino and Calvin Nicholls in a brief ceremony. 
 
SF State (5-7, 1-2 RMAC) started the afternoon with a 33-14 win over the Simon Fraser Clan.  The Gators lost the first match by a 3-2 decision at 197 as Calvin Nicholls lost to the Clan Josh Kim.  Sam Alnassiri gave the Gators a 6-3 lead with a win by fall in sudden victory (8:16) over Sean Molle.
 
Simon Fraser retook the lead (7-6) when Oscar Bulaqui won by a 15-7 major decision over Huy Nguyen at 125.  The Gators retook the lead for good when Fern Giron won by a 5-4 decision over Simon Fraser's Cruz Velasquez.  SF State won the next three matches by forfeit to take a 27-7 with John Sha, Dylan Furtado and Tavis Ino all recording victories.
 
The Clan narrowed the gap (27-10) with a 4-2 decision by Tyler McLean over the Gators' Tyson Kuahine at 165.  Mike Marshall gave the Gators a 33-10 lead with a win by forfeit at 174.  Morgan Smith won the final match of the dual at 184 with a 13-5 major decision over Gabe Fuentes to make the final 33-14 SF State.
 
In their second dual of the afternoon, the Gators blank with the 11^th ranked Colorado Mesa Mavericks.  Marcus Haughian put the Mavericks on the board first with a win by fall at 197 over the Gators' Nicholls at 1:28.  Alnassri cut into the Maverick lead (6-4) with an 11-2 major decision over Colter Bentley at 285. 
 
SF State took the next match at 125 as Brandon Vu won by a 13-8 decision over Lewis Channing as the Gators tied the match at 6-6.  Giron gave the Gators a 12-6 lead with a win by forfeit at 133.  The Mavericks tied the match at 12-12 when Daniel Salazar won by fall (6:25) over Thomas Turcol.
 
Furtado then won by a 7-5 decision at 149 over Colorado Mesa's Jace Abbott as the Gators took a 15-12 lead.  The Mavericks (7-2) tied the match at 15-15 with an 11-4 decision at 157 by Jason Buhr over SF State's Tavis Ino.  They increased their lead to 21-15 with back to back 2-1 and 2-0 decisions at 165 and 174 by Nick Swanson and Randy Boerner over the Gators' Kuahine and Marshall.
 
In the final match of the day, Zack Slotten won by 5-3 decision at 184 over the Gators' Fuentes to give the Mavericks the dual 23-14. 
 
The Gators will return home tomorrow morning for the final time of the 2015-16 regular season as they will host the 40^th Annual California Collegiate Open at The Swamp at The Don Nasser Family Plaza beginning at 9am. 
 
Their final dual of the 2015-16 season will be on Thursday, February 11 at 7pm, when they travel to Atherton, Calif., for a non-conference dual with Menlo College at the Haynes-Prim Pavilion.  The Oaks are currently ranked 10^th in the nation in NAIA. 
  
SF STATE 33, SIMON FRASER 14                                                                                SFSU-SF
197       Josh Kim (Simon Fraser) won by 3-2 dec. over Calvin Nicholls (SF State)             0-3
285       Sam Alnassiri (SF State) won by fall in SV-2 (8:16 ) over Sean Molle (Simon Fraser) 6-3  
125       Oscar Bulaqui (Simon Fraser) won by 15-7 MD over Huy Nguyen (SF State)         6-7
133       Fern Giron (SF State) won by 5-4 dec. over Cruz Velasquez (Simon Fraser)          9-7
141       John Sha (SF State) won by forfeit                                                                    15-7
149       Dylan Furtado (SF State) won by forfeit                                                             21-7
157       Tavis Ino (SF State) won by forfeit                                                                     27-7
165       Tyler McLean (Simon Fraser) won by 4-2 dec. over Tyson Kuahine (SF State)       27-10
174       Mike Marshall (SF State) won by forfeit                                                              33-10
184       Morgan Smith (Simon Fraser) wins by 13-5 MD over Gabe Fuentes (SF State       33-14   
 
NO. 11 COLORADO MESA 23, SF STATE 14                                                                 SFSU-CM        
197       Marcus Haughian (Mesa) won by fall (1:28) over Calvin Nicholls (SF State)           0-6
285       Sam Alnassiri (SF State) won by 11-2 MD over Colter Bentley (CM)                     *3-6
125       Brandon Vu (SF State) won by 13-8 dec. over Channing Lewis (Mesa)                  *6-6
133       Fern Giron (SF State) won by forfeit                                                                   *12-6
141       Daniel Salazar (Mesa) won by fall (6:25) over Thomas Turcol (SF State)               *12-12
149       Dylan Furtado (SF State) won by 7-5 dec. over  Jace Abbott (Mesa)                    *15-12
157       Jason Buhr (Mesa) won by 11-4 dec. over Tavis Ino (SF State)                            *15-15  
165       Nick Swanson (Mesa) won by 2-1 dec. over Tyson Kuahine (SF State)                 *15-18
174       Randy Boerner (Mesa) won by 2-0 dec. over Mike Marshall (SF State)                  *15-21
184       Zak Slotten (Mesa) wins by 5-3 dec. over Gabe Fuentes (SF State)                      *14-23              
 
*= SF State was deducted two points and Mesa one

Senior Day Ceremony
 
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