Tiffin University had numerous placers at the Ohio Northern Invitational.

Overall the Dragons had 3 champions and 11 placers in the competition. Isaac Lacinski (174 pounds), Samuel Mentzer (184), and Bubba Thornton (285) all won their weight classes.

Lacinski got wins over Waynesburg 5-4, ONU 14-5, Alma 9-3, and 8-4 over Olivet in the title bout.

Mentzer got a win via fall over Alma in 5:46, over Washington & Jefferson by injury in 5:49, 16-10 over Olivet, and by tech fall 17-2 over TU's Colin Bates.

Thornton also won by fall in 1:44 over ONU, then won 4-2 over Olivet, 12-7 over Ohio Northern, and 7-0 in the title bout over TU's Dylan McCandless.

McCandless got wins over Washington & Jefferson by pin in 6:28, Hiram by fall in 5:29, and a 4-2 decision over Waynesburg in taking second.

Bates picked up wins against Olivet 16-0, Otterbein 16-0, and ONU 9-4 in also taking second.

Logan Morehouse (197) also took second with wins over Otterbein (pin in 2:08), Ohio Wesleyan (pin in 4:39), and Alma (pin in 5:45). He lost to Ohio Northern by pin in 3:50.

Calton Fisher (157) was 4th overall. He had wins over Olivet (pin in 3:45), ONU (pin in 4:00), Olivet 6-4, and Wasington & Jefferson by forfeit.

Brayden Benson (174) had another 4th place finish. His wins came against Otterbein 10-3, TU's Matt Galemmo 3-0, Heidelberg 8-2, and Alma 8-5.

Lane Thacker (157) took 5th. He posted wins against ONU 8-2, Randolph 16-1, ONU by pin in 1:37, TU's Thaddeus Stuckey 12-10, and Washington & Jefferson by forfeit.

Candio Deluna (125) had a 6th-place finish. His wins came against Waynesburg 18-0, and Washington & Jefferson 12-0.

Tiffin's final placer was Stuckey, who took 8th. He had wins against Ohio Wesleyan by pin in 3:36 and Hiram by pin in 55 seconds.

Also getting wins for TU at the event were Richard Flores at 149 pounds (Otterbein by pin in 6:23, Hiram by pin in 1:14), Peyton Schafer at 149 (Olivet 18-1, Otterbein by pin in 3:25), Matt Galemmo at 174 (Otterbein 8-2), Carson Steinmetz at 174 (Heidelberg 11-10, Otterbein 15-3), Silas Mitchell at 197 (Waynesburg 13-3), and Gabriel Enoch at 197 (Hiram by fall in 5:40).