LOCK HAVEN, Pa. -  Four Lock Haven men's wrestling team members are nationally ranked, including All-American Anthony Noto and returning national qualifiers Wyatt Henson and Nick Stampoulos. 

Colin Fegley is also nationally ranked.

Last time out, the Bald Eagles hosted Bloomsburg in front of their home crowd at Thomas Fieldhouse. The Haven made a statement, winning all ten bouts and soaring to a 48-0 victory, their first shutout since the 2018-19 season.

Lock Haven will travel to Philadelphia on Sunday, Nov. 24 for the PRTC Keystone Classic.

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Results

National Rankings:
Noto leads the way, being ranked No. 16 at 133 by InterMat. Noto, a two-time All-American at 125 pounds, moved up to 133 this year and has a 4-1 record. After a second-place finish at the Princeton Open, Noto followed up with a 17-2 tech fall victory in 1:37 in their dual match against Bloomsburg (Nov. 14).

Henson is a perfect 5-0 on the year and has three tech falls. Henson claimed top honors at the Princeton Open in dominant fashion. The returning national qualifier went a perfect 4-0 on the way to the 141-pound title. He opened the day with a pair of tech falls. In the finals, Henson needed just 37 seconds to earn a pin and knock off No. 26 Kai Owen of Columbia for the title. 

Noto and Henson are ranked No. 13 and No. 23 by FloWrestling. 

Stampoulos is ranked No. 33 at 157. He made his Bald Eagle debut at Princeton and finished second after going 4-1. The Buffalo transfer was a national qualifier last season. In their dual against Bloomsburg, Stampoulos posted a 17-4 major decision victory.

Fegley checks in at No. 28 at 184 by InterMat. Fegley finished in first place at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic. He was 2-1 with two majors at 184-C.

Additionally, Noto, Henson, Stampoulos, and Fegley are all ranked by The College Wrestling Report.

Up Next:
The Bald Eagles will host their annual Mat-Town Open tournament on Sunday, Dec. 1 with action starting at 9:30 a.m.

The Road Ahead:
Following the Mat-Town Open tournament, The Haven will travel to New Jersey on Friday, Dec. 6, to face No. 18 Rutgers at 7 p.m. before hosting Wisconsin on Sunday, Dec. 8 at 5 p.m.