Martellotti 7-0 winner in finals at 125! Martellotti goes 5-0 to take crown!

#3 Asper of Maryland pins true freshman Dirk Cowburn totake NLO crown.DC goes 5-1.

#8 Letts of Maryland downs #14 Ruth 9-4 at 174. Ruth goes 5-1 and takes second!

Cameron Wade wins the Nittany Lion Open with a 15-0 TF over The Citadel's Delaney!

#10 Mason of Rutgers upsets #2 Molinaro of Penn State, 3-1 SV dec. Molinaro goes 5-1 to take second at 149.

#6 Wright, leading 2-0 w/ just seconds left, injured by #14 Schiedel of Binghamton. Loses by injury default.

Final Brackets

FINAL 2010 Nittany Lion Open Brackets

125 Lbs:
1st: Frank Martellotti Penn State FR
2nd: Joseph Langel Rutgers RSFR
3rd: Shane Gentry Maryland FR
4th: Matt Fusco Rutgers RSFR
5th: Joe Roth Central Michigan RSFR
6th: Jenkins Monzey Maryland FR
7th: Nate Morgan Penn State FR
8th: Ty Mitch Virginia Tech FR

133 Lbs:
1st: Mitchell Port Edinboro FR
2nd: Kevin Smith Buffalo RSJR
3rd: Brock Livorio North Carolina JR
4th: Aaron Schopp Edinboro FR
5th: Erik Spjut Virginia Tech SO
6th: Lou Ruland Maryland RSSR
7th: Patrick McCaffrey Navy JR
8th: Samuel Sherlock Penn State FR

141 Lbs:
1st: Andrew Alton Penn State FR
2nd: Zack Kemmerer Pennsylvania RSJR
3rd: Adam Lynch Penn State SR
4th: Trevor Melde Rutgers SO
5th: Zach Neibert Virginia Tech RSFR
6th: Danny Lopes North Carolina RSSR
7th: Mark Hartenstine Maryland FR
8th: Raymond Borja Navy FR

149 Lbs:
1st: Mario Mason Rutgers RSSO
2nd: Frank Molinaro Penn State RSJR
3rd: James English Penn State RSSO
4th: Cameron Hurd Virginia Tech RSSO
5th: Jonathan Burns North Carolina RSSO
6th: Nestor Taffur Boston U. FR
7th: Anthony Salupo Lehigh FR
8th: Dane Johnson Pittsburgh SO

157 Lbs:
1st: David Taylor Penn State RSFR
2nd: Jesse Dong Virginia Tech JR
3rd: Kyle John Maryland RSSO
4th: James Vollrath Penn State FR
5th: Corey Mock North Carolina FR
6th: Eric Cubberly Central Michigan JR
7th: Mark Lewandowski Buffalo RSSO
8th: Brandon Zeerip Michigan RSFR

165 Lbs:
1st: Josh Asper Maryland RSSO
2nd: Dirk Cowburn Penn State FR
3rd: Turtogtokh Luvsandorj The Citadel SO
4th: John-Martin Cannon Buffalo JR
5th: Thomas Scotton North Carolina RSSR
6th: Mason Bailey Navy SO
7th: Nicholas Czapla Bucknell JR
8th: Nick Fischer Penn State RSFR

174 Lbs:
1st: Mike Letts Maryland RSSR
2nd: Edward Ruth Penn State RSFR
3rd: Alex Caruso Rutgers RSSR
4th: Scott Giffin Pennsylvania RSSR
5th: Peter Huntley Navy SO
6th: Ryan McGarity Binghamton RSSR
7th: Ethan Headlee Pittsburgh RSJR
8th: Karl Deciantis Pittsburgh JR

184 Lbs:
1st: Nathan Schiedel Binghamton RSSO
2nd: Quentin Wright Penn State RSSO
3rd: Fred Garcia Unrostered FR
4th: Antonio Giorgio North Carolina FR
5th: Corey Peltier Maryland JR
6th: Kadeem Samuels Lehigh RSJR
7th: Kevin Bailey Lehigh RSSO
8th: Max Thomusseit Pittsburgh FR

197 Lbs:
1st: Zac Thomusseit Pittsburgh JR
2nd: Matthew Wilps Pittsburgh JR
3rd: Zachary Bennett North Carolina RSFR
4th: Christian Boley Maryland RSFR
5th: Josh Peters Buffalo RSSO
6th: Justin Ortega Penn State RSSO
7th: Nicholas Ruggear Penn State FR
8th: Steven Graziano Pennsylvania FR

285 Lbs:
1st: Cameron Wade Penn State RSJR
2nd: Odie Delaney The Citadel JR
3rd: David Wade Eastern Michigan RSJR
4th: Joseph Rizqallah Michigan State JR
5th: Dondricus Anderson King College (TN) RSJR
6th: Carl Buchholz Rutgers FR
7th: Spencer Myers Maryland FR
8th: Brett Correll Buffalo RSSO

Nittany Lion Open - Live Blog Live Blogging

Du started this on a last second whim & hardly told anyone about it. You can go read the REPLAY. Interesting to note that Sheptock blew out his knee & QW hurt his shoulder.

Tim from Blue & White Illustrated posted:

...from my seat Quentin Wright's injury looked quite serious.

I didn't see the actual toss because Ed Ruth's 174-pound final was happening simultaneously, but when I looked over Wright's feet were in the air. He landed quite hard on his left shoulder with his neck hitting the mat awkwardly. After Scheidel got off Wright, Wright laid there. His entire body was squirming in pain, except for the left shoulder. His shoulder remained motionless, like it was glued to the mat. That is just never a good sign.

Once the training staff got him standing, his arm kind of dangled to the point where it looked difficult for him to even hold the arm above his waist.

Hopefully, Sanderson will have answers about Wright's injury at Tuesday's practice, but until then it remains speculation.