Queen and Ameer Finish Runner-Up at Keystone Classic

Sunday, November 23

Philadelphia, Pa.

9 a.m.

Drexel University

PRTC Keystone Classic

Queen and Ameer Finish Runner-Up at Keystone Classic

11/23/2025 8:04:00 PM | Wrestling

Drexel Places Sixth Out of 11 Teams

PHILADELPHIA — No. 17 Jasiah Queen and Ibrahim Ameer earned runner-up finishes at the PRTC Keystone Classic Sunday afternoon at The Palestra. Six Dragons reached the podium as the DU placed sixth out of 11 teams with 89 points.

Rutgers took the overall team championship, earning 159 points. Philadelphia rival Penn, who hosted the event, came home in second with 140 points.

Queen had an impressive day in the 174-pound bracket. The redshirt sophomore posted a 3-1 record on way to the first place match. The Elizabeth, N.J. held his own against No. 8 Lenny Pinto of Rutgers, but fell just short after taking the match into tiebreakers.

Ameer had a strong showing in the 197-pound tournament, reaching the finals match after three straight victories, including two wins with bonus points. The senior ultimately fell to No. 33 Kael Wisler of Michigan State by a 7-0 decision.

Newcomer Nate Schon secured a bronze medal finish at heavyweight. He nearly punched his ticket to the championship match but fell just short in an 8–7 decision against No. 16 Jimmy Mullen of Virginia Tech. The Selinsgrove, Pa., native claimed third place after a forfeit from No. 19 Hunter Catka.

The Dragons return to action on December 5 when Drexel hosts No. 1 Penn State in the DAC. Action from Philadelphia begins at 7:30 p.m.

Full Results

No. 17 Jasiah Queen (174lbs), 3-1 — 2nd Place
Queen def. Liam Carlin (Penn), Dec 7-2
Queen def. Benjamin Weader (Virginia Tech), MD 14-4
Queen def. Jordan Chapman (Rutgers), Dec 4-2
1st Place Match: No. 8 Lenny Pinto (Rutgers) def Queen, Dec TB2

Ibrahim Ameer (197lbs), 3-1 — 2nd Place
Ameer def. Jake Allred (F&M), TF 19-3
Ameer def. Brody Evans (Edinboro), Dec 6-1
Ameer def. Tucker Hogan (Lehigh), MD 15-7
1st Place Match: No. 33 Kael Wisler (Michigan State) def. Ameer, Dec 7-0

Nate Schon (285lbs), 3-1 — 3rd Place
Schon def. Ethan Miller (Lehigh), Fall (2:51)
Schon def. Bryan Caves (Central Michigan), Dec 4-1
No. 16 Jimmy Mullen (Virginia Tech) def. Schon, Dec 8-7
3rd Place Match: Schon def. No. 19 Hunter Catka, For.

Desmond Pleasant (125lbs), 4-1 — 5th Place
Pleasant def. Ryan Messick (Virginia Tech), TF 17-2
No. 31 Davis Motyka (Penn) def. Pleasant, Dec 12-7
Pleasant def. Austin Zimmerman (Edinboro), TF 20-2
Pleasant def. Lucas Fye (Lehigh), MD 16-7
5th Place Match: Pleasant def. No. 27 Caleb Weiand (Michigan State), Dec 6-2

Luke Nichter (157lbs), 3-2 — 7th Place
Nichter def. Joe Clark (Edinboro), Fall (4:00)
No. 25 Anthony White (Rutgers) def. Nichter, MD 14-3
Nichter def. Chase Hontz (Hofstra), MD 15-1
Darius Marines (Michigan State) def. Nichter, Fall (6:53)
7th Place Match: Nichter def. Nick Stampoulos (Lehigh), M For.

Cody Walsh (165lbs), 3-2 — 7th Place
Walsh def. Adam Thomson (Penn), Dec 6-3
Joseph Cangro (Harvard) def. Walsh, Dec 9-4
Walsh def. Dom Findora (Drexel), Dec 6-5
Mac Church (Virginia Tech) def. Walsh, Dec 10-4
7th Place Match: Walsh def. No. 33 Jake Slotnick (Hofstra), Dec 5-0