INDIANAPOLIS – Drury wrestling competed in the 46^th annual Midwest Classic, hosted by Indianapolis, on Saturday, Dec. 13. 
 
The Panthers sent nine wrestlers to compete in this year's tournament. Drury claimed nine wins on day one and will have Nate Wishne compete on day two.
 
Wishne earned two wins on day one, advancing to compete for a podium finish in the 141-pound bracket. The redshirt junior won his first matchup of the day with a tight 3-2 decision before falling by a 14-4 major decision. Wishne closed day one on a 5-2 decision.    
 
Jeremiah Halter posted two wins in his first two matches, each by decision, before falling in the next bouts. Cole Robertson also earned two wins, both by decision.
 
Bryson Humphries and Gaven Bremenkamp both opened the tournament with falls at 2:01 and 6:31, before falling in their next two matches. Mason Knight also earned a win at 149 pounds with a 7-5 decision. 
 
HIGHLIGHTS

• Nate Wishne advances to day two to fight for a placement finish.  
• Wishne is now on 13 wins this season. 
• Bryson Humphries and Cole Robertson led the team in wins with 15. 
• Gaven Bremenkamp is now tied with Brady Griffin for falls with six. 
• Jeremiah Halter now leads the team in decision wins with five. 
• Mason Knight moved to 11 wins and won by decision for the first time this season.
   

LOOKING AHEAD
Nate Wishne returns for day two at the Midwest Classic to compete on Sunday, Dec. 14, to compete in the 141-pound bracket. 

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