FARGO, N.D. – The University of Wyoming won eight of 10 bouts including a pair of pins and a major decision over the last five to defeat North Dakota State 34-6 in a Big 12 Conference dual on Friday, Jan. 10, before 553 spectators in Scheels Center.
North Dakota State (3-3, 0-1 Big12) is scheduled to travel to No. 11-ranked Iowa State (3-1, 1-0 #Big12WR) for a Big 12 Conference dual at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, in Ames.
After the Cowboys won the first three matches by a total of five points, NDSU 157-pounder Jared Franek won 8-4 over No. 33-ranked Dewey Krueger, and Luke Weber moved up a weight class and outlasted Cole Moody 10-7 at 165 pounds to cut the deficit to Wyoming lead to 9-6.
Both NDSU wrestlers placed in the top six at the Southern Scuffle on Jan. 1-2. Franek picked up his third win over a nationally-ranked opponent, and is now 16-6 overall and 4-2 in duals. Weber won his first dual this season and improved to 12-7 overall
Wyoming (3-6, 1-0 #Big12WR) received pins from No. 10-ranked 174 Hayden Hastings and No. 24 Brian Andrews at heavyweight, along with a major decision from 197 Tate Samuelson to highlight the bull rush. The Bison forfeited at 125 pounds.
Friday, Jan. 10, 2020 Scheels Center / Fargo, N.D.
Wyoming 34, North Dakota State 6 133— #6 Montorie Bridges (WYO) dec #12 Cam Sykora (NDSU), 6-4 141—Trevor Jeffries (WYO) sudden victory-1 Sawyer Degen (NDSU), SV-1 4-2 149— #19 Jaron Jensen (WYO) dec Jaden Van Maanen (NDSU), 4-3 157— Jared Franek (NDSU) dec #33 Dewey Krueger (WYO), 8-4 165— Luke Weber (NDSU) dec Cole Moody (WYO), 10-7 174— #10 Hayden Hastings (WYO) fall #32 Lorenzo De La Riva (NDSU), 3:28 184— #29 Tate Samuelson (WYO) major dec Noah Cressell (NDSU), MD 10-1 197— #33 Stephen Buchanan (WYO) dec Cordell Eaton (NDSU), 4-3 285— #24 Brian Andrews (WYO) fall #25 Brandon Metz (NDSU), 0:53 125— Doyle Trout (WYO) forfeit
Dual started at 133 pounds Attendance—553 Referee—JR Blose # Track Wrestling rankings
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MINNEAPOLIS — The major snowstorm impacting the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota on Friday and Saturday is impacting some Augsburg athletic events with postponements and/or cancellations. Check Augsburg’s athletic Twitter account (@AugsburgAuggies) for updates throughout the weekend and before you travel, as conditions may force changes.
The Augsburg men’s wrestling team will NOT BE COMPETING at the Cornell (Iowa) (Mike Duroe Open) on Saturday, January 18.
The Augsburg’s women’s wrestling team’s dual meet against Wisconsin-Stevens Point has been POSTPONED from Saturday (1/18) to Sunday (1/19) at 12 p.m. at Si Melby Hall. There will also be a youth wrestling competition between Minnesota and Wisconsin wrestlers that will be held at 11 a.m.
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BROOKINGS, S.D. – South Dakota State came up with four bonus-point victories to defeat Oklahoma, 23-16, in a Big 12 Conference wrestling dual Sunday afternoon at Frost Arena.
The Jackrabbits, who entered the week 24th in the Intermat dual rankings, improved to 7-4 overall and 4-1 against league foes. Oklahoma dropped to 3-4 overall and 1-3 in the Big 12.
Each of the first four matches of the dual resulted in bonus points, with each team winning two. The Sooners got things started as Justin Thomas, ranked 19th at 157 pounds, opened with a 16-3 major decision over Colten Carlson, while 10th-ranked Anthony Mantanona followed two bouts later with a pin of Cade King in the 174-pound bout.
SDSU knotted the dual at 10-all behind a pin from 165-pounder Tanner Cook and a 10-0 major decision by 16th-ranked Zach Carlson at 184 pounds. Cook’s pin, which came 40 seconds into his match against Jose Lao Cooper, was his 11th of the season, including his sixth in dual action.
Carlson’s victory, his team-leading 17th of the season, starting a four-match winning streak for the Jackrabbits. Tanner Sloan gave SDSU additional momentum and the lead for good heading into intermission by posting a 4-2 decision over 14th-ranked Jake Woodley. Sloan, who entered the dual ranked 19th at 197 pounds, avenged a loss to Woodley in December at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational.
Heavyweight Blake Wolters opened the second half of the dual by outlasting Josiah Jones, 4-3, in a match that was decided in tiebreakers. The two wrestlers ended regulation tied at 1 before recording escapes in each of the two tie-breaking sessions. Wolters was awarded the decisive point for having a riding-time advantage of 29 seconds in the extra frames.
Danny Vega pushed the SDSU lead to 20-10 with the fourth – and final – bonus-point win of the afternoon by the Jackrabbits. Vega raced out to an 8-0 first-period lead via a takedown, four-point near-fall and two-point near-fall against Christian Moody before cruising to a 13-4 major decision.
Oklahoma pulled to within 20-16 as two more of its ranked wrestlers notched wins by decision. Anthony Madrigal, the No. 17 wrestler at 133 pounds, shut out the Jackrabbits’ Zach Price, 6-0, while seventh-ranked Dom Demas posted an 8-2 victory over Clay Carlson at 141 pounds.
The Jackrabbits secured the dual victory with their second win of the day in a matchup between ranked wrestlers. Tenth-ranked Henry Pohlmeyer of SDSU and No. 25 Jacob Butler were tied at 2-all early in the second period before Pohlmeyer grabbed the lead with a reversal later in the stanza. In the third period, Pohlmeyer was awarded a point for stalling and scored on another reversal to record a 7-2 decision.
UP NEXT The Jackrabbits begin a stretch of four consecutive duals away from home by traveling Friday to nationally ranked Oklahoma State. Start time is set for 7 p.m. at Gallagher-Iba Arena in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
South Dakota State 23, Oklahoma 16 157: #19 Justin Thomas (OU) major dec. Colten Carlson (SDSU), 16-3 165: Tanner Cook (SDSU) def. Jose Lao Cooper (OU), by fall 0:40 174: #10 Anthony Mantanona (OU) def. Cade King (SDSU), by fall 5:39 184: #16 Zach Carlson (SDSU) major dec. Darrien Roberts (OU), 10-0 197: #19 Tanner Sloan (SDSU) dec. #14 Jake Woodley (OU), 4-2 285: Blake Wolters (SDSU) dec. Josiah Jones (OU), 4-3 [TB-2] 125: #25 Danny Vega (SDSU) major dec. Christian Moody (OU), 13-4 133: #17 Anthony Madrigal (OU) dec. Zach Price (SDSU), 6-0 141: #7 Dom Demas (OU) dec. Clay Carlson (SDSU), 8-2 149: #10 Henry Pohlmeyer (SDSU) dec. #25 Jacob Butler (OU), 7-2 Note: Individual rankings by FloWrestling
NOTES
The all-time dual series between SDSU and Oklahoma is tied at three wins apiece, with the Jackrabbits winning three of the last four matchups
The Jackrabbits improved to 28-11 in Big 12 duals since joining the league at the start of the 2015-16 season
Zach Carlson and Sloan each improved to 9-2 in duals this season to share the team lead
Pohlmeyer upped his dual record this season to 5-1 and is 13-3 overall
Vega upped his dual mark to 7-2 and is 15-6 on the season
Attendance was 1,024
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Quad County 42 Osakis 25 106 – Jacob Taplin (Osakis) over Tarrick Rupp (QC) Maj 9-1 113 – Logan Grove (Osakis) over Hunter Wilke (QC) Fall 5:09 120 – Jaiden Jimenez (QC) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 126 – Luke Kluver (QC) over Gaven Cimbura (Osakis) Fall 1:01 132 – Nathan Kulzer (Osakis) over Abel Chaparro (QC) Dec 13-6 138 – Carsten Jacobson (Osakis) over Caleb Hoff (QC) Fall 3:56 145 – Richard Vaughn (QC) over Tyson Hagedon (Osakis) Dec 4-0 152 – Javier Jackson (QC) over Kale Drevlow (Osakis) Dec 7-3 160 – Jack Howard (QC) over Kaleb Helberg (Osakis) Fall 0:58 170 – Double Forfeit 182 – Nathan Bjerk (Osakis) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 195 – Jaselen Jimenez (QC) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 220 – Evan Friese (QC) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 285 – Austin Sweep (QC) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf
Benson 54 Ortonville 21 106 – Brooklyn Conrad (Ortonville) over Ed Wah (Benson) Dec 7-5 113 – Macoy Kurkosky (Benson) over Anthony Eustice (Ortonville) Dec 12-5 120 – Reese Larson (Benson) over Gavin Klefsaas (Ortonville) Fall 0:29 126 – Deaven Boots (Ortonville) over Colby Hogrefe (Benson) Fall 1:17 132 – Jaiden Zimmerman (Benson) over Brayden Satter (Ortonville) Fall 0:27 138 – Austin Eastman (Ortonville) over Ayden Ehmcke (Benson) Fall 2:39 145 – Carter Rodriguez (Benson) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 152 – Teegan Hogrefe (Benson) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 160 – Mason Abner (Benson) over Thomas Eustice (Ortonville) SV-1 5-3 170 – Nathan Bolduc (Benson) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 182 – Thomas Dineen (Benson) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 195 – Jake Ness (Benson) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 220 – Nathan Ehrenberg (Ortonville) over Jack Storlien (Benson) Fall 0:30 285 – Alden Syltie (Benson) over James Conrad (Ortonville) Fall 0:52
LPGE-Browerville 74 Quad County 0 106 – Braden Thom (LPGEB) over Tarrick Rupp (QC) Fall 0:55 113 – Cael Lorentz (LPGEB) over Hunter Wilke (QC) TF 21-6 120 – Justin Crandall (LPGEB) over Jaiden Jimenez (QC) Maj 14-1 126 – Carter Meiners (LPGEB) over Luke Kluver (QC) Fall 3:19 132 – Landon Gode (LPGEB) over Abel Chaparro (QC) TF 20-5 138 – Mason Gode (LPGEB) over Caleb Hoff (QC) Fall 0:46 145 – Nye Becker (LPGEB) over Richard Vaughn (QC) Fall 3:48 152 – Ted Stacey (LPGEB) over Javier Jackson (QC) Fall 3:46 160 – Riley Thom (LPGEB) over Jack Howard (QC) Dec 3-0 170 – Gabe Pesta (LPGEB) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 182 – Caleb Pesta (LPGEB) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 195 – Hans Holmquist (LPGEB) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 220 – Levi Line (LPGEB) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 285 – Trey Lancaster (LPGEB) over Austin Sweep (QC) Dec 3-1
Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 49 Paynesville Area 27 106 – Chase Magaard (KMS) over Brandon Hess (PAY) Fall 1:34 113 – Coy Gunderson (KMS) over Preston Welling (PAY) Fall 0:24 120 – Rene Quintanilla-Hernandez (PAY) over Ely Johnson (KMS) Fall 1:48 126 – Craig Schmitz (PAY) over Jett Olson (KMS) Dec 2-1 132 – Hunter Wilts (KMS) over Jose Anaya (PAY) Dec 7-4 138 – Will Magaard (KMS) over Aaron Mages (PAY) Fall 0:53 145 – Riley Messer (PAY) over Luke Froehlich (KMS) Fall 0:40 152 – Collin Johnson (KMS) over Peyton Hemmesch (PAY) Fall 5:13 160 – Masyn Olson (KMS) over Trenton LeClaire (PAY) Maj 9-1 170 – Rick Jones (KMS) over Grant Wendlandt (PAY) Fall 1:52 182 – Weston Roberg (PAY) over Brandon Kallstrom (KMS) Fall 3:32 195 – Marc Collins (KMS) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 220 – Brody Forsell (KMS) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 285 – Brandon Schlangen (PAY) over Jason Jones (KMS) Fall 0:42
Minnewaska Area 66 BOLD 7 106 – Nick Ankeny (MIN) over Brady Kiecker (BOLD) Maj 13-2 113 – Mason Schiffler (MIN) over Gavin Hammerschmidt (BOLD) Fall 0:30 120 – Jacob Blair (MIN) over Austin Kiecker (BOLD) Dec 7-6 126 – Easton McCrory (MIN) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 132 – Caden Koziol (MIN) over Rylan Gass (BOLD) Fall 1:19 138 – Chase Boelke (MIN) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 145 – Keygan Cruz (MIN) over Neil Young (BOLD) Fall 3:57 152 – Mason Blair (MIN) over Jesse Manderschied (BOLD) Fall 1:40 160 – Anthony Maher (BOLD) over Ryan VanLuik (MIN) Maj 9-0 170 – Tyson Meyer (MIN) over Jordan Amberg (BOLD) Fall 3:40 182 – Nathan Rankin (MIN) over Blake Flann (BOLD) Fall 1:17 195 – Tyler VanLuik (MIN) over Gavin Moudry (BOLD) Fall 0:20 220 – Dylan Jergenson (MIN) over Sheldon Enriquez (BOLD) Fall 1:06 285 – Brady Ridler (BOLD) over Isiah Miller (MIN) Dec 11-4 Minnewaska Area’s team score was adjusted by -1.0 for Coach unsportsmanlike
Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 71 Benson 9 106 – Wyatt Engen (BBE) over Ed Wah (Benson) Fall 0:18 113 – Walker Bents (BBE) over Macoy Kurkosky (Benson) Fall 2:48 120 – Ryan Jensen (BBE) over Reese Larson (Benson) Fall 2:48 126 – Tyler Jensen (BBE) over Alex Whitcup (Benson) Fall 1:04 132 – Blaine Fischer (BBE) over Colby Hogrefe (Benson) Fall 2:16 138 – Maximus Hanson (BBE) over Ayden Ehmcke (Benson) Fall 1:07 145 – Taiton Linder (BBE) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 152 – Canon Swanson (BBE) over Teegan Hogrefe (Benson) TF 16-0 160 – Evan Young (BBE) over Mason Abner (Benson) Fall 4:56 170 – Dylan T. Kampsen (BBE) over Nathan Bolduc (Benson) Fall 1:03 182 – Thomas Dineen (Benson) over Cooper Wold (BBE) Fall 3:15 195 – Michael Doubek (BBE) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 220 – Mark Jenniges (BBE) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 285 – Alden Syltie (Benson) over Bryce Feuerhake (BBE) Dec 2-1
Semifinals
LPGE-Browerville 47 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 9 106 – Chase Magaard (KMS) over Braden Thom (LPGEB) Dec 9-6 113 – Coy Gunderson (KMS) over Cael Lorentz (LPGEB) Dec 6-0 120 – Justin Crandall (LPGEB) over Ely Johnson (KMS) Dec 5-2 126 – Carter Meiners (LPGEB) over Jett Olson (KMS) Maj 15-1 132 – Landon Gode (LPGEB) over Hunter Wilts (KMS) Fall 2:54 138 – Mason Gode (LPGEB) over Will Magaard (KMS) Dec 6-4 145 – Nye Becker (LPGEB) over Luke Froehlich (KMS) Fall 1:45 152 – Ted Stacey (LPGEB) over Collin Johnson (KMS) Fall 1:09 160 – Riley Thom (LPGEB) over Masyn Olson (KMS) Fall 4:53 170 – Rick Jones (KMS) over Bergen Pesta (LPGEB) Dec 6-2 182 – Caleb Pesta (LPGEB) over Brandon Kallstrom (KMS) Dec 5-1 195 – Hans Holmquist (LPGEB) over Marc Collins (KMS) Dec 9-2 220 – Levi Line (LPGEB) over Brody Forsell (KMS) Maj 10-2 285 – Trey Lancaster (LPGEB) over Jason Jones (KMS) Dec 7-4
Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 38 Minnewaska Area 23 106 – Wyatt Engen (BBE) over Nick Ankeny (MIN) Fall 1:09 113 – Walker Bents (BBE) over Mason Schiffler (MIN) Fall 4:36 120 – Jacob Blair (MIN) over Ryan Jensen (BBE) Dec 3-2 126 – Tyler Jensen (BBE) over Easton McCrory (MIN) Maj 12-3 132 – Maximus Hanson (BBE) over Caden Koziol (MIN) Maj 15-4 138 – Blaine Fischer (BBE) over Chase Boelke (MIN) Maj 10-0 145 – Taiton Linder (BBE) over Keygan Cruz (MIN) Fall 3:22 152 – Canon Swanson (BBE) over Mason Blair (MIN) Maj 12-3 160 – Dylan T. Kampsen (BBE) over Ryan VanLuik (MIN) Maj 11-2 170 – Tyson Meyer (MIN) over Evan Young (BBE) TF 20-4 182 – Nathan Rankin (MIN) over Cooper Wold (BBE) Dec 4-3 195 – Tyler VanLuik (MIN) over Michael Doubek (BBE) Dec 11-5 220 – Dylan Jergenson (MIN) over Austin Klaphake (BBE) Fall 0:47 285 – Jakob Swalla (MIN) over Bryce Feuerhake (BBE) Dec 6-1
Championship
LPGE-Browerville 33 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 18 106 – Braden Thom (LPGEB) over Wyatt Engen (BBE) Dec 8-2 113 – Walker Bents (BBE) over Cael Lorentz (LPGEB) Fall 3:31 120 – Justin Crandall (LPGEB) over Ryan Jensen (BBE) Dec 9-6 126 – Carter Meiners (LPGEB) over Tyler Jensen (BBE) Dec 5-2 132 – Landon Gode (LPGEB) over Blaine Fischer (BBE) Dec 8-4 138 – Mason Gode (LPGEB) over Maximus Hanson (BBE) Dec 7-3 145 – Nye Becker (LPGEB) over Taiton Linder (BBE) Dec 3-2 152 – Canon Swanson (BBE) over Tate Twardowski (LPGEB) Fall 1:14 160 – Ted Stacey (LPGEB) over Dylan T. Kampsen (BBE) Dec 12-5 170 – Riley Thom (LPGEB) over Evan Young (BBE) Dec 10-3 182 – Gabe Pesta (LPGEB) over Cooper Wold (BBE) Fall 1:14 195 – Michael Doubek (BBE) over Hans Holmquist (LPGEB) Dec 11-5 220 – Mark Jenniges (BBE) over Levi Line (LPGEB) Dec 5-2 285 – Trey Lancaster (LPGEB) over Bryce Feuerhake (BBE) Dec 4-1
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MSHSL Section 5A Team Champions – Long Prairie-Grey Eagle-BrowervilleMSHSL Section 5A Team Runner-up – Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa
Friday-Saturday, February 21-22 at Pequot Lakes High School
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Final Brackets
106 1st Place – Aaron Lorentz of Perham 2nd Place – Kale Geiser of Thief River Falls 3rd Place – Owen Carlson of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 4th Place – Mason Mcgrane of Alexandria Area 5th Place – Derek Stangl of Pierz 6th Place – Kassten Hartwell of Fergus Falls 7th Place – Gabe Schmitz of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 1st Aaron Lorentz (Perham) 30-8, Sr. over Owen Carlson (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 38-12, So. (Dec 5-1) 2nd Place Wrestleback Kale Geiser (Thief River Falls) 37-15, Fr. over Owen Carlson (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 38-12, So. (Fall 4:31) 3rd Kale Geiser (Thief River Falls) 37-15, Fr. over Mason Mcgrane (Alexandria Area) 5-18, 8th. (TF-1.5 4:00 (17-2)) 5th Derek Stangl (Pierz) 17-23, Fr. over Kassten Hartwell (Fergus Falls) 8-14, 7th. (Fall 1:34) 7th Gabe Schmitz (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 0-3, Fr. over () , . (Bye)
113 1st Place – Blaze Nelson of Alexandria Area 2nd Place – Caleb Ruhl of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 3rd Place – Tyson Ullyott of Detroit Lakes 4th Place – Jacob LeBlanc of Pierz 5th Place – Roy Rude of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 6th Place – Kaden Feldt of Perham 8th Place – Antonio Parker of Fergus Falls 8th Place – Oliver Mikkelsen of United Clay Becker Badgers 1st Blaze Nelson (Alexandria Area) 29-7, Fr. over Caleb Ruhl (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 34-14, So. (Dec 8-6) 2nd Place Wrestleback Caleb Ruhl (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 34-14, So. over Tyson Ullyott (Detroit Lakes) 33-10, Fr. (NC) 3rd Tyson Ullyott (Detroit Lakes) 33-10, Fr. over Jacob LeBlanc (Pierz) 20-14, Fr. (TF-1.5 4:37 (20-3)) 5th Roy Rude (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 17-9, 7th. over Kaden Feldt (Perham) 15-24, Fr. (Inj. 0:00) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
120 1st Place – Cade Okeson of Detroit Lakes 2nd Place – Trevor Radunz of Pierz 3rd Place – Kelly Johnson of Alexandria Area 4th Place – Grant Thompson of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 5th Place – Josh Mellema of Perham 6th Place – Jackson Mikkelsen of United Clay Becker Badgers 8th Place – Lanna Walter of Sauk Centre-Melrose 8th Place – Pat Locklear of Roseau 1st Cade Okeson (Detroit Lakes) 30-6, Fr. over Trevor Radunz (Pierz) 38-7, So. (TB-1 11-6) 2nd Place Wrestleback Trevor Radunz (Pierz) 38-7, So. over Kelly Johnson (Alexandria Area) 30-12, Fr. (NC) 3rd Kelly Johnson (Alexandria Area) 30-12, Fr. over Grant Thompson (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 21-22, Fr. (Dec 7-5) 5th Josh Mellema (Perham) 7-21, 8th. over Jackson Mikkelsen (United Clay Becker Badgers) 13-24, 8th. (MD 19-8) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
126 1st Place – Griffin Lundeen of Thief River Falls 2nd Place – Cade Jackson of Detroit Lakes 3rd Place – AJ Sparr of Alexandria Area 4th Place – Sam Helgeson of United Clay Becker Badgers 5th Place – Gareth Covington of Perham 6th Place – Brandon Funk of Pierz 8th Place – Josh Brinkman of Sauk Centre-Melrose 8th Place – Korey Kinyon of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 1st Griffin Lundeen (Thief River Falls) 45-6, 8th. over AJ Sparr (Alexandria Area) 31-11, Jr. (Fall 3:09) 2nd Place Wrestleback Cade Jackson (Detroit Lakes) 25-15, Fr. over AJ Sparr (Alexandria Area) 31-11, Jr. (Fall 5:26) 3rd Cade Jackson (Detroit Lakes) 25-15, Fr. over Sam Helgeson (United Clay Becker Badgers) 33-8, Jr. (Dec 7-0) 5th Gareth Covington (Perham) 21-18, Jr. over Brandon Funk (Pierz) 20-22, Sr. (Dec 5-1) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
132 1st Place – Cody Wienen of Thief River Falls 2nd Place – Ryan Borris of Alexandria Area 3rd Place – Gabe Bellefeuille of Perham 4th Place – Blake Weber of Detroit Lakes 5th Place – Karsen Kinyon of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 6th Place – Caden Olsen of Fergus Falls 8th Place – Jose de los Santos of Sauk Centre-Melrose 8th Place – Kaden Kroll of Pierz 1st Cody Wienen (Thief River Falls) 36-12, So. over Ryan Borris (Alexandria Area) 29-6, Sr. (Dec 9-7) 2nd Place Wrestleback Ryan Borris (Alexandria Area) 29-6, Sr. over Gabe Bellefeuille (Perham) 36-6, Sr. (NC) 3rd Gabe Bellefeuille (Perham) 36-6, Sr. over Blake Weber (Detroit Lakes) 32-6, Sr. (Dec 11-7) 5th Karsen Kinyon (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 25-19, So. over Caden Olsen (Fergus Falls) 10-16, Jr. (Dec 13-8) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
138 1st Place – Brody Ullyott of Detroit Lakes 2nd Place – Brady Kasprick of Thief River Falls 3rd Place – Blake Lorentz of Perham 4th Place – Coy Sjogren of Sauk Centre-Melrose 5th Place – Cole Vatnsdal of Alexandria Area 6th Place – Evan Koering of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 7th Place – Colton Zutz of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 1st Brody Ullyott (Detroit Lakes) 39-3, Jr. over Brady Kasprick (Thief River Falls) 36-6, So. (Dec 4-2) 2nd Place Wrestleback Brady Kasprick (Thief River Falls) 36-6, So. over Blake Lorentz (Perham) 32-12, So. (Dec 6-3) 3rd Blake Lorentz (Perham) 32-12, So. over Coy Sjogren (Sauk Centre-Melrose) 20-17, Jr. (Dec 7-1) 5th Cole Vatnsdal (Alexandria Area) 21-12, Fr. over Evan Koering (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 30-15, Sr. (Dec 6-2) 7th Colton Zutz (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 4-22, 8th. over () , . (Bye)
145 1st Place – Jake Davis of Thief River Falls 2nd Place – Connor Tulenchik of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 3rd Place – Zander Jenson of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4th Place – Bradly Swiers of Detroit Lakes 5th Place – Mason Teaser of Alexandria Area 6th Place – Xavier Strehlow of United Clay Becker Badgers 8th Place – Braylon Rach of Perham 8th Place – Gregory Weiers of Sauk Centre-Melrose 1st Jake Davis (Thief River Falls) 43-1, Sr. over Connor Tulenchik (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 44-4, So. (Dec 11-6) 2nd Place Wrestleback Connor Tulenchik (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 44-4, So. over Zander Jenson (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 26-12, Jr. (NC) 3rd Zander Jenson (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 26-12, Jr. over Bradly Swiers (Detroit Lakes) 19-14, Fr. (Dec 9-4) 5th Mason Teaser (Alexandria Area) 8-18, So. over Xavier Strehlow (United Clay Becker Badgers) 18-17, So. (SV-1 7-5) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
152 1st Place – Jack Fudge of Perham 2nd Place – Jordan Summers of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 3rd Place – Riley Hoskins of Pierz 4th Place – Brandon Zuniga of Thief River Falls 5th Place – JP Rodel of Alexandria Area 6th Place – Thad Schlauderaff of Detroit Lakes 8th Place – Austin Staricha of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 8th Place – Jacob Beaudine-Schlick of United Clay Becker Badgers 1st Jack Fudge (Perham) 35-2, Jr. over Jordan Summers (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 8-6, Fr. (Dec 6-1) 2nd Place Wrestleback Jordan Summers (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 8-6, Fr. over Riley Hoskins (Pierz) 26-16, Sr. (Dec 7-3) 3rd Riley Hoskins (Pierz) 26-16, Sr. over Brandon Zuniga (Thief River Falls) 21-11, Jr. (MD 14-3) 5th JP Rodel (Alexandria Area) 27-14, Jr. over Thad Schlauderaff (Detroit Lakes) 16-30, Jr. (MD 12-0) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
160 1st Place – Cole Johnson of Thief River Falls 2nd Place – Carter Schmidt of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 3rd Place – Finnegan O’Dell of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 4th Place – Sam Sorum of Fergus Falls 5th Place – Ethan Anderson of United Clay Becker Badgers 6th Place – Hunter Jorgenson of Detroit Lakes 8th Place – Isaac Lung of Perham 8th Place – Wyatt Dingmann of Pierz 1st Cole Johnson (Thief River Falls) 39-2, Sr. over Carter Schmidt (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 36-7, Sr. (Dec 9-2) 2nd Place Wrestleback Carter Schmidt (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 36-7, Sr. over Finnegan O’Dell (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 22-13, So. (TF-1.5 3:59 (16-0)) 3rd Finnegan O’Dell (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 22-13, So. over Sam Sorum (Fergus Falls) 16-19, So. (Dec 8-5) 5th Ethan Anderson (United Clay Becker Badgers) 12-26, So. over Hunter Jorgenson (Detroit Lakes) 1-4, Jr. (Fall 2:01) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
170 1st Place – Brian Ramos of Perham 2nd Place – Blaine Henderson of Detroit Lakes 3rd Place – Cade Sogge of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4th Place – Aaron Bruggeman of Thief River Falls 5th Place – Carston Hamre of United Clay Becker Badgers 6th Place – Mason Zajac of Pierz 7th Place – Payton Scott of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 1st Brian Ramos (Perham) 32-5, So. over Blaine Henderson (Detroit Lakes) 36-5, Jr. (Dec 11-5) 2nd Place Wrestleback Blaine Henderson (Detroit Lakes) 36-5, Jr. over Cade Sogge (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 20-14, Sr. (NC) 3rd Cade Sogge (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 20-14, Sr. over Aaron Bruggeman (Thief River Falls) 14-17, Sr. (Dec 7-2) 5th Carston Hamre (United Clay Becker Badgers) 14-20, So. over Mason Zajac (Pierz) 9-26, Sr. (Fall 4:46) 7th Payton Scott (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 8-15, 8th. over () , . (Bye)
182 1st Place – Tanner Young of Pierz 2nd Place – Karter Wensmann of Sauk Centre-Melrose 3rd Place – Kaden Hartwell of Fergus Falls 4th Place – Preston Johnson of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 5th Place – Gordon Enyart of Perham 6th Place – Keenan Dahl of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 8th Place – Cody Richardson of Alexandria Area 8th Place – Dakota Fellman of Thief River Falls 1st Tanner Young (Pierz) 34-3, Sr. over Karter Wensmann (Sauk Centre-Melrose) 34-9, Sr. (SV-1 (Fall) 6:30) 2nd Place Wrestleback Karter Wensmann (Sauk Centre-Melrose) 34-9, Sr. over Kaden Hartwell (Fergus Falls) 31-7, Jr. (NC) 3rd Kaden Hartwell (Fergus Falls) 31-7, Jr. over Preston Johnson (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 30-8, Jr. (Dec 7-5) 5th Gordon Enyart (Perham) 10-6, So. over Keenan Dahl (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 26-20, Sr. (Dec 7-0) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
195 1st Place – Dawson Kellogg of Perham 2nd Place – Mason Iverson of Thief River Falls 3rd Place – Andrew Annette of Detroit Lakes 4th Place – Corbin Knapp of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 5th Place – Brandon Schlegel of Pierz 6th Place – Troy Hiemenz of United Clay Becker Badgers 7th Place – Nathan Severtson of Fergus Falls 1st Dawson Kellogg (Perham) 28-3, Sr. over Mason Iverson (Thief River Falls) 44-6, Jr. (Dec 7-0) 2nd Place Wrestleback Mason Iverson (Thief River Falls) 44-6, Jr. over Andrew Annette (Detroit Lakes) 18-10, Jr. (NC) 3rd Andrew Annette (Detroit Lakes) 18-10, Jr. over Corbin Knapp (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 28-16, Fr. (TB-1 2-1) 5th Brandon Schlegel (Pierz) 23-20, Sr. over Troy Hiemenz (United Clay Becker Badgers) 13-19, So. (Fall 0:45) 7th Nathan Severtson (Fergus Falls) 6-25, So. over () , . (Bye)
220 1st Place – Jordan Skadsem of Detroit Lakes 2nd Place – Wyatt Dunham of United Clay Becker Badgers 3rd Place – Hunter Fischer of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4th Place – Josh Pettit of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 5th Place – Dominic Gottwalt of Perham 6th Place – Kirby Kilen of Thief River Falls 8th Place – Axle Dahl of Roseau 8th Place – Juan ‘Jay’ Rodriguez of Fergus Falls 1st Jordan Skadsem (Detroit Lakes) 36-7, Sr. over Wyatt Dunham (United Clay Becker Badgers) 26-8, So. (Fall 5:01) 2nd Place Wrestleback Wyatt Dunham (United Clay Becker Badgers) 26-8, So. over Hunter Fischer (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 29-11, Jr. (NC) 3rd Hunter Fischer (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 29-11, Jr. over Josh Pettit (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 35-12, Sr. (Fall 3:27) 5th Dominic Gottwalt (Perham) 16-22, Sr. over Kirby Kilen (Thief River Falls) 21-23, Jr. (Fall 2:50) 7th This match has not been wrestled yet.
285 1st Place – Dustin Portales of Fergus Falls 2nd Place – Andreas Barnett of Detroit Lakes 3rd Place – Carter Steen of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4th Place – Rowdie Lindquist of Perham 5th Place – Jolson Sargent of Thief River Falls 6th Place – Logan Carlson of Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus 7th Place – Will Sjogren of Sauk Centre-Melrose 1st Dustin Portales (Fergus Falls) 13-2, Sr. over Andreas Barnett (Detroit Lakes) 35-11, Sr. (Dec 5-0) 2nd Place Wrestleback Andreas Barnett (Detroit Lakes) 35-11, Sr. over Carter Steen (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 14-7, Sr. (Fall 5:33) 3rd Carter Steen (Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton) 14-7, Sr. over Rowdie Lindquist (Perham) 23-7, Sr. (Dec 4-2) 5th Jolson Sargent (Thief River Falls) 16-30, So. over Logan Carlson (Pequot Lks-Pine River-Backus) 9-12, Jr. (Fall 1:06) 7th Will Sjogren (Sauk Centre-Melrose) 10-23, Fr. over () , . (Bye)
Gophers alum and two-time NCAA Champion Tony Nelson (’14) took home the 125kg gold medal at the 2020 Pan-American Championships on Monday.
Nelson won three straight matches before getting an injury default in the gold medal match over Amarveer Dhesi of Canada. Nelson’s run began with a 2-2 criteria win before a 4-0 shutout in the following round and a semifinal pin in 70 seconds to advance. He was one of six American champions on the day.
Former Gopher wrestler Pat Smith won a Greco-Roman silver medal on Saturday going 3-1.
The Americans dominated the competition winning team titles in Freestyle, Greco-Roman, and Women’s Freestyle.
Team USA will stick in Ottawa this week for the Pan-Am Olympic Qualifer where the top-two from each weight will qualify their weight-class for Tokyo 2020.
125 kg: Tony Nelson – Gold Round of 16: Oscar Pino Hinds (Cuba), 2-2 Quarterfinals: Zach Merrill (Puerto Rico), 4-0 Semifinals: Brandon Augiano Flores (Mexico), fall 1:10 Finals: Amarveer Dhesi (Canada), injury default
Manheim, PA – The National Wrestling Coaches Association has announced the 2020 Division I All-American teams. Each year the NWCA recognizes the outstanding work of the DI Student-Athletes by naming the All-Americans based on their achievements in the national championship, however, this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic the championships were canceled.
All-American honors were based on each wrestler’s overall body of work through the conference tournaments and up to the national championships.
“During difficult times there are always people who rise to the occasion and I’m proud of the action that the NWCA Division I Leadership Group in providing direction for honoring the 2020 Division I All-American team. It’s important that these athletes’ efforts and successes during the season are recognized. Congratulations to each of this year’s honorees and National Qualifiers.“
-Mike Moyer, NWCA Executive Director
2020 NWCA Division I First Team All-Americans
125 Michael DeAugustino Northwestern 125 Pat Glory Princeton 125 Drew Hildebrandt Central Michigan 125 Spencer Lee Iowa 125 Jack Mueller Virginia 125 Brandon Paetzell Lehigh 125 Nicholas Piccininni Oklahoma State 125 Devin Schroder Purdue
133 Roman Bravo-Young Penn State 133 Montorie Bridges Wyoming 133 Austin DeSanto Iowa 133 Seth Gross Wisconsin 133 Mickey Phillipi Pittsburgh 133 Travis Piotrowski Illinois 133 Sebastian Rivera Northwestern 133 Charles Tucker Cornell
141 Dom Demas Oklahoma 141 Joshua Heil Campbell 141 Nick Lee Penn State 141 Max Murin Iowa 141 Ian Parker Iowa State 141 Luke Pletcher Ohio State 141 Chad Red Nebraska 141 Real Woods Stanford
149 Jarrett Degen Iowa State 149 Matthew Kolodzik Princeton 149 Brayton Lee Minnesota 149 Boo Lewallen Oklahoma State 149 Pat Lugo Iowa 149 Brock Mauller Missouri 149 Austin O`Connor North Carolina 149 Sammy Sasso Ohio State
157 David Carr Iowa State 157 Kendall Coleman Purdue 157 Ryan Deakin Northwestern 157 Jesse Dellavecchia Rider 157 Hayden Hidlay NC State 157 Josh Humphreys Lehigh 157 Quincy Monday Princeton 157 Kaleb Young Iowa
165 Shane Griffith Stanford 165 Vincenzo Joseph Penn State 165 Alex Marinelli Iowa 165 David McFadden Virginia Tech 165 Joshua Shields Arizona State 165 Isaiah White Nebraska 165 Evan Wick Wisconsin 165 Travis Wittlake Oklahoma State
174 Mark Hall Penn State 174 Michael Kemerer Iowa 174 Jordan Kutler Lehigh 174 Dylan Lydy Purdue 174 Kaleb Romero Ohio State 174 Devin Skatzka Minnesota 174 Bryce Steiert Northern Iowa 174 Anthony Valencia Arizona State
184 Hunter Bolen Virginia Tech 184 Aaron Brooks Penn State 184 Cameron Caffey Michigan State 184 Lou Deprez Binghamton 184 Trent Hidlay NC State 184 Taylor Lujan Northern Iowa 184 Andrew Morgan Campbell 184 Taylor Venz Nebraska
197 Noah Adams West Virginia 197 Jay Aiello Virginia 197 Patrick Brucki Princeton 197 Christian Brunner Purdue 197 Ben Darmstadt Cornell 197 Kollin Moore Ohio State 197 Eric Schultz Nebraska 197 Jacob Warner Iowa
285 Tony Cassioppi Iowa 285 Tanner Hall Arizona State 285 Trent Hillger Wisconsin 285 Tate Orndorff Utah Valley 285 Mason Parris Michigan 285 Matt Stencel Central Michigan 285 Gable Steveson Minnesota 285 Demetrius Thomas Pittsburgh
2020 NWCA Division I Second Team All-Americans
125 Jakob Camacho NC State 125 Michael Colaiocco Pennsylvania 125 Brandon Courtney Arizona State 125 Alex Mackall Iowa State
133 Sammy Alvarez Rutgers 133 Noah Gosner Campbell 133 Cameron Sykora North Dakota State 133 Devan Turner Oregon State
141 Mitch McKee Minnesota 141 Tristan Moran Wisconsin 141 Zachary Sherman North Carolina 141 Dresden Simon Central Michigan
149 Henry Pohlmeyer South Dakota State 149 Collin Purinton Nebraska 149 Kanen Storr Michigan 149 Brock Zacherl Clarion
157 Markus Hartman Army West Point 157 Will Lewan Michigan 157 Wyatt Sheets Oklahoma State 157 Jacori Teemer Arizona State
165 Thomas Bullard NC State 165 Tanner Skidgel Navy 165 Ethan Smith Ohio State 165 Jake Wentzel Pittsburgh
174 Mikey Labriola Nebraska 174 Anthony Mantanona Oklahoma 174 Neal Richards VMI 174 Joseph Smith Oklahoma State
184 Abe Assad Iowa 184 Nino Bonaccorsi Pittsburgh 184 Zach Carlson South Dakota State 184 Anthony Montalvo Oklahoma State
197 Greg Bulsak Clarion 197 Kordell Norfleet Arizona State 197 Tanner Sloan South Dakota State 197 Nathan Traxler Stanford
285 Gannon Gremmel Iowa State 285 Josh Hokit Fresno State 285 Yaraslau Slavikouski Harvard 285 Jordan Wood Lehigh
2020 NWCA Division I Honorable Mention All-Americans
125 Nic Aguilar Rutgers 125 Kilian Cardinale Old Dominion 125 Jack Medley Michigan 125 Luke Werner Lock Haven
133 Ridge Lovett Nebraska 133 Anthony Madrigal Oklahoma 133 Tim Rooney Kent State 133 Mosha Schwartz Northern Colorado
141 Michael Blockhus Northern Iowa 141 Evan Cheek Cleveland State 141 Dusty Hone Oklahoma State 141 Tariq Wilson NC State
149 Andrew Alirez Northern Colorado 149 Kizhan Clarke American 149 Griffin Parriott Purdue 149 Max Thomsen Northern Iowa
157 Larry Early Old Dominion 157 Jared Franek North Dakota State 157 Jarrett Jacques Missouri 157 Peyton Robb Nebraska
165 Dan Braunagel Illinois 165 Andrew Fogarty North Dakota State 165 Zach Hartman Bucknell 165 Quentin Perez Campbell
174 Daniel Bullard NC State 174 Spencer Carey Navy 174 Samuel Colbray Iowa State 174 Clay Lautt North Carolina
184 Zach Braunagel Illinois 184 Tanner Harvey American 184 Rocky Jordan Ohio State 184 Chris Weiler Lehigh
197 Lucas Davison Northwestern 197 Dakota Geer Oklahoma State 197 Ethan Laird Rider 197 Thomas Lane Cal Poly
285 Brian Andrews Wyoming 285 Jere Heino Campbell 285 Carter Isley Northern Iowa 285 Dalton Robertson Northern Colorado
ABOUT THE NWCA The National Wrestling Coaches Association, established in 1928, is a non-profit organization for the advancement of all levels of the sport of wrestling with primary emphasis on developing coaches who work in academic environments. The three core competencies of the NWCA are: Coaching Development, Student-Athlete Welfare, and the Promotion of Wrestling.
Selon une nouvelle recherche franco-anglo-canadienne, certaines caractéristiques de l’anxiété ou de la dépression, comme le fait de ruminer constamment des idées sombres, peuvent favoriser l’apparition de la maladie d’Alzheimer chez les personnes âgées de 55 ans et plus.
L'étude suggère que les schémas de pensées négatives répétées pourraient être la principale raison pour laquelle la dépression et l'anxiété contribuent au risque de maladie d'Alzheimer.<br />
Broyer trop souvent du noir pourrait accroître le risque de développer un déclin cognitif et plus spécifiquement la maladie d’Alzheimer. Telles sont les conclusions d’une recherche parue dans
Alzheimer’s & Dementia. Réalisée par des chercheurs de l’université de Caen-Normandie (France), de l’university College de Londres (Angleterre) et de l’université McGill (Canada), l’étude a analysé les facteurs de risques de démence chez 292 patients âgés de plus de 55 ans. Suivis pendant deux ans, les participants ont répondu à des questions visant à renseigner les chercheurs sur leur propension à se focaliser sur les émotions négatives (rumination du passé, inquiétude pour l’avenir), ainsi qu’à mesurer leur taux d’anxiété et de dépression. Les capacités cognitives des participants ont également été évaluées, notamment la mémoire, l’attention, la cognition spatiale et le langage. Une partie des personnes suivies (113) a passé des scanners cérébraux TEP, examens qui servent à mesurer les dépôts de Tau et amyloïde, deux protéines responsables de la maladie d’Alzheimer lorsqu’elles celles-ci s’accumulent dans le cerveau.
D’après les résultats de l’étude, la dépression et l’anxiété ont été associées à un déclin cognitif ultérieur mais pas à un dépôt d’amyloïde ou de Tau, ce qui laisse penser que les schémas de pensées négatives répétées pourraient être la principale raison pour laquelle la dépression et l’anxiété contribuent au risque de maladie d’Alzheimer. “La dépression et l’anxiété au milieu de la vie et dans la vieillesse sont déjà connues comme des facteurs de risque de démence. Ici, nous avons constaté que certains schémas de pensée impliqués dans la dépression et l’anxiété pourraient être une raison sous-jacente pour laquelle les personnes atteintes de ces troubles sont plus susceptibles de développer une démence“, observe Natalie Marchant, docteure en psychiatrie à l’university College de Londres et autrice principale de la recherche. “Nos pensées peuvent avoir un impact biologique sur notre santé physique, qui peut être positif ou négatif. Les pratiques d’entraînement mental telles que la méditation peuvent aider à promouvoir des schémas mentaux associés à des aspects positifs tout en régulant à la baisse les aspects négatifs“, souligne Dr Gael Chételat, chercheur à l’université de Caen-Normandie et à l’Inserm, qui a participé à l’étude.
Condé Nast has partnered with the Centre for Sustainable Fashion (CSF)
at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London (UAL) to launch
a sustainable fashion glossary, which will be an authoritative global
resource for understanding sustainable fashion and the fashion industry’s
role in the climate emergency.
The glossary forms part of the company’s commitment to becoming a voice
for change and is designed to strengthen and develop sustainability
literacy by providing guidance on key sustainability terms and emerging
topics.
The easy-to-use guide, which has had input from Vogue editors and
reviewed by a network of academics and sustainability researchers from
around the world, aims to offer “world-leading research and educational
practices” and will be updated on an annual basis to reflect innovations
and the evolving environmental, social, cultural and economic debate and
new discoveries and practices within it.
The digital resource, described as a “living document” is open to all
and available at Condenast.com, and has been divided into categories which
relate to sustainability in fashion: its cultures, materials, production,
buying habits and care practices, and features more than 250 terms, which
have been fully referenced for further reading.
There are four key themes: climate emergency; environmental impacts of
fashion;
social, cultural and economic impacts of fashion; and key elements of
fashion and
sustainability, plus 10 sub-themes that cover aspects of fashion and
sustainability. The glossary also allows the user to search by A-Z.
Sustainability fashion glossary featuring more than 250 terms launched
by Condé Nast
Wolfgang Blau, global chief operating officer and president,
international, Condé Nast, said in a statement: “To raise awareness for the
global climate crisis is crucial, but it is now equally important to move
the global climate debate forward and to focus on possible solutions.
“For that debate about how to make fashion more sustainable, our
industry needs a shared language and a set of scientifically curated
definitions we can all refer to. We will keep updating the Glossary with
the help of our academic partners.”
The glossary was developed as Vogue editors-in-chief identified the need
for stronger editorial guidelines and educational resources for coverage on
sustainable fashion, so they can report on issues of climate change and
educating readers on how to live more sustainable lives.
This comes as a recent survey found that 3 in 4 Vogue readers reported
that the environmental impact of fashion was important to them, while 2 in
3 people believe that sustainability has become even more important in the
past year.
Dilys Williams, professor of fashion design for sustainability and
director of Centre for Sustainable Fashion, added: “What we stand up in,
should reflect what we stand up for. It’s time to question whether we are
being well represented, as well as whether we are well presented. We can
create a new era of beauty and style borne out of an understanding and
intimate connection with our most precious asset; the earth, the greatest
designer the world has ever known.
“By working with the world’s leading fashion editors-in-chief at Vogue,
we have been able to develop a vital glossary of terms, a trusted reference
point, regarding fashion as a means to exemplify our interdependence with
nature and each other.”
L’Etablissement français du sang lance un appel aux dons. L’inquiétude de l’EFS grandit à mesure que les réserves s’épuisent, surtout depuis le déconfinement, et passent en dessous du seuil d’alerte.
Don du sang : les réserves en dessous du seuil d’alerte <br />
Sommaire
Les raisons de la baisse des dons
Donner son sang en toute sécurité
La situation est “extrêmement préoccupante“. L’Etablissement français du sang (EFS) a lancé un appel pour que les Français se mobilisent et reprennent les dons du sang qui ont fortement baissé dans le contexte sanitaire actuel et notamment depuis
le déconfinement.
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“Les réserves de sang sont en dessous du seuil d’alerte. En ce moment nous avons 25 % de collecte en moins qu’en temps normal. C’est une situation rare“, explique Stéphane Noël, directeur régional Ile-de-France de l’EFS, interrogé par
le Parisien. “Cette situation vaut pour toute la France.“Face à des réserves qui s’épuisent, l’inquiétude de l’EFS est grande pour les semaines à venir alors que de nombreuses interventions, reportées pendant le confinement, vont être reprogrammées accroissant ainsi les besoins en sang dans les hôpitaux.
Les raisons de la baisse des dons La crise sanitaire que traverse la France explique cette baisse de plusieurs manières. “Un quart de nos collectes mobiles sont faites dans les entreprises ou dans des centres universitaires. Or, en ce moment, les gens sont beaucoup moins sur lieux de travail ou d’étude, et elles sont plus compliquées à organiser“, détaille Stéphane Noël au Parisien.Selon l’EFS, le déconfinement a également été un tournant concernant la mobilisation du grand public. En effet, les gens ont moins de temps depuis qu’ils ont repris leurs activités. Donner son sang en toute sécurité Concernant les mesures sanitaires, pas d’inquiétude à avoir. Le protocole a été renforcé en cette période de Covid-19. “
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