Drexel University Athletics
Saturday, December 20
San Luis Obispo, Calif.
4 p.m.
Drexel University
at
Cal Poly
Drexel Sweeps Cal Poly and CBU in West Coast Trip
12/20/2025 8:23:00 PM | Wrestling
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — Drexel wrestling pulled off the sweep against Cal Poly and Cal Baptist in their tri-meet Saturday afternoon in California. The Dragons improve to 4-2 to close out the 2025 calendar. DU opened the day with a 24-11 victory over the Mustangs before rallying from a 12-0 deficit against CBU to defeat the Lancers, 21-18.
Match 1
The Dragons opened the tri-meet with a 24-11 victory over Cal Poly, winning six of the 10 bouts and earning bonus points in four matches. The win marked the second consecutive season Drexel has defeated the Mustangs, as DU stays a perfect 5-0 in the all-time series.
Jordan Soriano started things at 141 pounds, rolling to a 15-3 major decision over Alek VanBebber to remain undefeated at 5-0 in dual competition. Cody Walsh followed with a 7-4 sudden victory win over Luke Gayer, regaining the lead for Drexel, 7-5
No. 14 Jasiah Queen extended the advantage with a dominant 14-5 major decision over Cash Steward, while Ibrahim Ameer impressed at 197 pounds with a commanding 16-5 victory.
No. 30 Nate Schon recorded the Dragons' biggest upset of the dual, defeating No. 20 Trevor Tinker, 8-5, in sudden victory. Schon built a 4-0 lead in the second period before Tinker rallied to take a 5-4 advantage. With seconds remaining, Schon earned an escape to force overtime. Schon was able to block a shot from Tinker and secured his second takedown of the match to seal the win.
Kyle Waterman capped the scoring at 133 pounds, earning six team points due to medical forfeit to clinch the 24-11 dual victory for Drexel.
Drexel 24, Cal Pol 11
141 | Jordan Soriano def. Alek VanBebber (Cal Poly), MD 15-3 // Drexel 4, Cal Poly 0
149 | Andre Gonzales (Cal Poly) def. Patrick Kelly, Dec. 6-3 // Drexel 4, Cal Poly 3
157 | Anthony Berg (Cal Poly) def. Luke Nichter, Dec. 11-5 // Cal Poly 6, Drexel 4
165 | Cody Walsh def. Luke Gayer (Cal Poly), SV 7-4 // Drexel 7, Cal Poly 5 (-1)
174 | No. 14 Jasiah Queen def. Cash Stewart (Cal Poly), MD 14-5 // Drexel 11, Cal Poly 5
184 | No. 20 Ceasar Garza (Cal Poly) def. Ethan Wilson, Dec. 7-4 // Drexel 11, Cal Poly 8
197 | No. 31 Ibrahim Ameer def. Cole Jackson (Cal Poly), MD 16-5 // Drexel 15, Cal Poly 8
285 | No. 30 Nate Schon def. No. 20 Trevor Tinker (Cal Poly), SV 8-5 // Drexel 18 // Cal Poly 8
125 | No. 17 Koda Holeman (Cal Poly) def. Desmond Pleasant, Dec. 5-3 // Drexel 18, Cal Poly 11
133 | No. 30 Kyle Waterman def. Anthony Lucio, M. For. // Drexel 24, Cal Poly 11
Match 2
The Dragons rallied from a 12-0 deficit to defeat Cal Baptist, 21-18, and complete a sweep of the tri-meet. Four straight victories from Walsh, Queen, Wilson and Ameer helped DU regain the lead as Drexel won five of the final seven matches.
Cody Walsh put the Dragons on the board at 165 pounds, earning his second sudden victory decision of the day with a win over Timothy Cowan. No. 14 Jasiah Queen followed with a dominant 21-5 technical fall, his first of the season.
Ethan Wilson bounced back after an earlier loss, cruising to a 13-3 major decision at 197 pounds. Ibrahim Ameer continued to impress with another decisive performance, recording Drexel's second technical fall of the dual.
Desmond Pleasant capped the scoring with a 11-3 major decision as the Dragons sealed the 21-18 comeback victory.
The Dragons return to the DAC in 2026 to face Purdue on Friday, Jan. 2. This will be Drexel's third of fourth matches against Big Ten opponents. Action is set for 1 p.m.
Drexel 21, CBU 18
141 | Jesse Vasquez (CBU) def. Jordan Soriano, MD 11-2 // CBU 4, Drexel 0
149 | Paul Kelly (CBU) def. Patrick Kelly, TF 16-1 // CBU 9, Drexel 0
157 | No. 32 Drayden Morton (CBU) def. Luke Nichter, Dec. 4-0 // CBU 12, Drexel 0
165 | Cody Walsh def. Timothy Cowan (CBU), SV 6-3 // CBU 12, Drexel 3
174 | No. 14 Jasiah Queen def. Mason Espinoza (CBU), TF 21-5 // CBU 12, Drexel 8
184 | Ethan Wilson def. David Alonso (CBU), MD 13-3 // CBU 12, Drexel 12
197 | No. 31 Ibrahim Ameer def. Eli Sheeren (CBU), TF 17-1 // Drexel 17, CBU 12
285 | Tristan Kemp (CBU) def. Dom Petracci, Dec. 9-5 // Drexel 17, CBU 15
125 | Desmond Pleasant def. Cooper Shore (CBU), MD 11-3 // Drexel 21, CBU 15
133 | Richard Murillo (CBU) def. No. 30 Kyle Waterman, Dec. 8-3 // Drexel 21, CBU 18
Match 1
The Dragons opened the tri-meet with a 24-11 victory over Cal Poly, winning six of the 10 bouts and earning bonus points in four matches. The win marked the second consecutive season Drexel has defeated the Mustangs, as DU stays a perfect 5-0 in the all-time series.
Jordan Soriano started things at 141 pounds, rolling to a 15-3 major decision over Alek VanBebber to remain undefeated at 5-0 in dual competition. Cody Walsh followed with a 7-4 sudden victory win over Luke Gayer, regaining the lead for Drexel, 7-5
No. 14 Jasiah Queen extended the advantage with a dominant 14-5 major decision over Cash Steward, while Ibrahim Ameer impressed at 197 pounds with a commanding 16-5 victory.
No. 30 Nate Schon recorded the Dragons' biggest upset of the dual, defeating No. 20 Trevor Tinker, 8-5, in sudden victory. Schon built a 4-0 lead in the second period before Tinker rallied to take a 5-4 advantage. With seconds remaining, Schon earned an escape to force overtime. Schon was able to block a shot from Tinker and secured his second takedown of the match to seal the win.
Kyle Waterman capped the scoring at 133 pounds, earning six team points due to medical forfeit to clinch the 24-11 dual victory for Drexel.
Drexel 24, Cal Pol 11
141 | Jordan Soriano def. Alek VanBebber (Cal Poly), MD 15-3 // Drexel 4, Cal Poly 0
149 | Andre Gonzales (Cal Poly) def. Patrick Kelly, Dec. 6-3 // Drexel 4, Cal Poly 3
157 | Anthony Berg (Cal Poly) def. Luke Nichter, Dec. 11-5 // Cal Poly 6, Drexel 4
165 | Cody Walsh def. Luke Gayer (Cal Poly), SV 7-4 // Drexel 7, Cal Poly 5 (-1)
174 | No. 14 Jasiah Queen def. Cash Stewart (Cal Poly), MD 14-5 // Drexel 11, Cal Poly 5
184 | No. 20 Ceasar Garza (Cal Poly) def. Ethan Wilson, Dec. 7-4 // Drexel 11, Cal Poly 8
197 | No. 31 Ibrahim Ameer def. Cole Jackson (Cal Poly), MD 16-5 // Drexel 15, Cal Poly 8
285 | No. 30 Nate Schon def. No. 20 Trevor Tinker (Cal Poly), SV 8-5 // Drexel 18 // Cal Poly 8
125 | No. 17 Koda Holeman (Cal Poly) def. Desmond Pleasant, Dec. 5-3 // Drexel 18, Cal Poly 11
133 | No. 30 Kyle Waterman def. Anthony Lucio, M. For. // Drexel 24, Cal Poly 11
Match 2
The Dragons rallied from a 12-0 deficit to defeat Cal Baptist, 21-18, and complete a sweep of the tri-meet. Four straight victories from Walsh, Queen, Wilson and Ameer helped DU regain the lead as Drexel won five of the final seven matches.
Cody Walsh put the Dragons on the board at 165 pounds, earning his second sudden victory decision of the day with a win over Timothy Cowan. No. 14 Jasiah Queen followed with a dominant 21-5 technical fall, his first of the season.
Ethan Wilson bounced back after an earlier loss, cruising to a 13-3 major decision at 197 pounds. Ibrahim Ameer continued to impress with another decisive performance, recording Drexel's second technical fall of the dual.
Desmond Pleasant capped the scoring with a 11-3 major decision as the Dragons sealed the 21-18 comeback victory.
The Dragons return to the DAC in 2026 to face Purdue on Friday, Jan. 2. This will be Drexel's third of fourth matches against Big Ten opponents. Action is set for 1 p.m.
Drexel 21, CBU 18
141 | Jesse Vasquez (CBU) def. Jordan Soriano, MD 11-2 // CBU 4, Drexel 0
149 | Paul Kelly (CBU) def. Patrick Kelly, TF 16-1 // CBU 9, Drexel 0
157 | No. 32 Drayden Morton (CBU) def. Luke Nichter, Dec. 4-0 // CBU 12, Drexel 0
165 | Cody Walsh def. Timothy Cowan (CBU), SV 6-3 // CBU 12, Drexel 3
174 | No. 14 Jasiah Queen def. Mason Espinoza (CBU), TF 21-5 // CBU 12, Drexel 8
184 | Ethan Wilson def. David Alonso (CBU), MD 13-3 // CBU 12, Drexel 12
197 | No. 31 Ibrahim Ameer def. Eli Sheeren (CBU), TF 17-1 // Drexel 17, CBU 12
285 | Tristan Kemp (CBU) def. Dom Petracci, Dec. 9-5 // Drexel 17, CBU 15
125 | Desmond Pleasant def. Cooper Shore (CBU), MD 11-3 // Drexel 21, CBU 15
133 | Richard Murillo (CBU) def. No. 30 Kyle Waterman, Dec. 8-3 // Drexel 21, CBU 18
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