In the match against Cornell, the Bears secured two thrilling non-forfeit wins, including one against a nationally ranked wrestler. Looking at individual scores, “where our starters are in and they’re competing, they’re competing really well,” Leen told The Herald. For Semenenko, the match was vindicating given that he “lost to this guy two times last year.”“The fans fed into the energy,” Semenenko told The Herald. Norman also found his way to a convincing win against Binghamton, securing a major decision against opponent Jordan Brown. For the Bears to prevail against Binghamton, Semenenko would have needed to secure the pin or technical fall against Binghamton’s Trent Sibble during their final match.