RESULTS<\/p>\n
125 | Richard Castro-Sandoval def. Isaiah Quintero<\/a> \u2013 D 2-0 | CSUB 3-0 RECAP<\/p>\n No. 18 Blake Boarman<\/a> got Purdue on the board with a come-from-behind 12-10 decision. He trailed 7-2 before finding his offense in the third period, scoring three takedowns to pull ahead for good. The highly-touted Chattanooga transfer is 2-0 as a Boilermaker.<\/p>\n No. 18 Greyson Clark<\/a> rebounded from a heartbreaking top-five loss less than 24 hours ago by grinding out a 9-3 decision. Clark was nearing bonus point territory but just ran out of time. The Wrightstown, Wis., native notched two takedowns and a reversal, dictating the pace.<\/p>\n Gavin Brown<\/a> is also 2-0 to start his Boilermaker career after registering a commanding 19-4 technical fall in just 5:54. He scored just seven seconds into the match and never relented, finishing with six takedowns.<\/p>\n Isaac Ruble<\/a> got the bonus point party started with a dramatic pin at the 4:51 mark over Devyn Flores-Che. It was his first time back in the lineup after wrestling at 149 last season.<\/p>\n Tired: Riding out the frame on top.<\/p>\n Wired: Going for the finish. \ud83d\ude24@ike_ruble<\/a> sticks his 5th career pin! pic.twitter.com\/xcTdFHH5GV<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Purdue Wrestling (@PurdueWrestling) November 3, 2025<\/a><\/p>\n No. 3 Joey Blaze<\/a> is off to a red-hot start at his new weight of 165 lbs, securing two technical falls over the weekend. The latest victim was Evan Manzo via 18-2 technical fall in 6:13. The sky is the limit for Blaze after his NCAA runner-up finish last year. He couldn\u2019t look any better to start.<\/p>\n No. 23 Brody Baumann<\/a> grinded out a 4-2 decision over Guillermo Escobedo, improving to 2-0 this year. The typical high-scoring Evansville native hasn\u2019t quite found the explosive offense he\u2019s become known for, but he can hang his hat on a flawless start to the year.<\/p>\n No. 23 James Rowley<\/a> bounced back from a frustrating loss last night in resounding fashion. He was Purdue\u2019s highest scorer of the night, beating Chris Neal in a 20-4 tech. fall (6:44). Rowley is a name to watch as he continues to find his game after his season-ending injury last December.<\/p>\n
133 | #18 Blake Boarman<\/a> def. Robert Jones \u2013 D 12-10 | TIE 3-3
141 | #18 Greyson Clark<\/a> def. Santino Sanchez \u2013 D 9-3 | PUR 6-3
149 | Gavin Brown<\/a> def. Dylan Moreno \u2013 TF 19-4 (5:54) | PUR 11-3
157 | Isaac Ruble<\/a> def. Devyn Flores-Che \u2013 Pin (4:51) | PUR 17-3
165 | #3 Joey Blaze<\/a> def. Evan Manzo \u2013 TF 18-2 (6:13) | PUR 22-3
174 | #23 Brody Baumann<\/a> def. Guillermo Escobedo \u2013 D 4-2 | PUR 25-3
184 | #23 James Rowley<\/a> def. Chris Neal \u2013 TF 20-4 (6:44) | PUR 30-3
197 | #26 Ben Vanadia<\/a> def. Angel Cervantes \u2013 Pin (1:59) | PUR 36-3
285 | #32 Hayden Filipovich<\/a> def. Mason Cover \u2013 D 6-1 | PUR 39-3<\/p>\n