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Logan Messer Earns MAC Wrestler of the Week - George Mason University Athletics

Fairfax-- George Mason's graduate student Logan Messer has been named the Mid-American Conference (MAC) East Wrestler of the Week after an outstanding performance

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Wrestling11/18/2025 10:59:00 AM

"Fairfax-- George Mason's graduate student Logan Messer has been named the Mid-American Conference (MAC) East Wrestler of the Week after an outstanding performance at the Army Black Knight Open on Sunday.

The Norton, Ohio native emerged as the champion in the 174-pound weight class with an impressive 4-0 record. He secured victories over opponents, culminating in a decisive 5-2 win against G. LaPlante from Army in the championship match. Messer earned two technical falls, against Army's McCombs TF (2:18) 17-2 and USMA's E. Roudebush, TF (5:22), 18-3.

The honor marks the second consecutive MAC Wrestler of the Week award this season for the Patriots, following Evan Maag's award last week."

 

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American Wins Late Match to Down Patriots, 20-18 - George Mason University Athletics

WASHINGTON, D.C. – George Mason wrestling battled American University down to the final bouts Thursday night at Bender Arena, but a late pin by the Eagles proved

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American 20, George Mason 18
Match Results
285 – Emmanuel Ulrich (AU) dec. Herbert Billups (GMU), 4-2; AU leads 3-0
125 – Ben Monn (GMU) dec. Coen Bainey (AU), 1-0; Tied 3-3
133 – Anthony Lucchiani (GMU) major dec. Colin Martin (AU), 13-2; Mason leads 7-3
141 – Raymond Lopez (AU) dec. Tate Hisey (GMU), 8-1; Mason leads 7-6
149 – #20 Kaden Cassidy (GMU) major dec. Gage Owen (AU), 13-1; Mason leads 11-6
157 – Kaden Milhiem (AU) major dec. Thomas Stofka (GMU), 12-4; Mason leads 11-10
165 – Austin Craft (AU) major dec. Jackson Albert (GMU), 12-3; AU leads 14-11
174 – Logan Messer (GMU) dec. Hunter Hohman (AU), 4-0; Tied 14-14
184 – Caleb Campos (AU) fall Jack Kelly (GMU), 3:39; AU leads 20-14
197 – #21 Malachi DuVall (GMU) major dec. Caleb Close (AU), 12-2; AU wins 20-18

 

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Malachi DuVall Earns MAC Wrestler of the Week - George Mason University Athletics

Fairfax-- George Mason's Malachi DuVall has been named the Co-East Mid-American Conference (MAC) East Wrestler of the Week after an outstanding performance against

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Wrestling: 12/23/2025 6:56:00 PM

"Fairfax-- George Mason's Malachi DuVall has been named the Co-East Mid-American Conference (MAC) East Wrestler of the Week after an outstanding performance against conference foe Buffalo and NC State on Sunday.

DuVall had an outstanding weekend, winning both of his dual matches in impressive fashion. In the team's conference-opening victory over Buffalo, DuVall earned a dominant 13–1 major decision over Marcus Petite, avenging a 7–1 loss to Petite in last year's dual meet. In his second bout against NC State, DuVall needed just 92 seconds to pin Rylan Breen. The fall marked his nation-leading ninth Division I pin of the season—three more than any other wrestler nationally—and improved his overall record to 17–2.

The honor marks the third MAC Wrestler of the Week award this season for the Patriots. Logan Messer and Evan Maag won in back-to-back weeks, Nov. 11 and 18th. This is DuVall's fourth MAC Wrestler of the Week award overall."

 

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Wrestling Rolls Past Bloomsburg, 39-6 - George Mason University Athletics

George Mason wrestling delivered a dominant performance rolling past conference foe Bloomsburg, 39-6, to earn its second Mid-American Conference victory of the season.

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Wrestling1/16/2026 7:48:00 PM

"The Patriots improved to 5-2 overall and 2-0 in MAC action, while Bloomsburg fell to 9-12 overall and 0-3 in conference play."

RESULTS
125 Ben Monn (GMU) over Jace Schafer (BU) (Dec 4-1); Mason leads 3-0
133 JB Dragovich (GMU) over Gavin Mundy (BU) (SV-1 10-7); Mason leads 6-0
141 Tate Hisey (GMU) over Richie Woods (BU) (MD 16-4); Mason leads 10-0
149 #19 Kaden Cassidy (GMU) over Dustin Elliott (BU) (TF 16-0 1:53); Mason leads 15-0
157 #21 DJ Mcgee (GMU) over William Morrow (BU) (MD 11-2); Mason leads 19-0
165 Drew Dickson (GMU) over Braidon Woodward (BU), 8-6; Mason leads 22-0
174 #33 Logan Messer (GMU) over Eric Alderfer (BU), Fall (0:15); Mason 28-0
184 #31 Malachi DuVall (GMU) over Connor Hudak (BU); TF 16-0 (6:25); Mason leads 33-0
197 Jack Kelly (GMU) over Coy Raines (BU); Fall (3:29); Mason leads 39-0
285 Mason Rebuck (BU) over Herbert Billups (GMU), Fall 2:54; Mason wins 39-6

 

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Navy Wrestling Upends the Patriots - George Mason University Athletics

Navy vs. George Mason Match Results

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Wrestling1/18/2026 6:08:00 PM

"In a match full of nationally-ranked wrestlers, the Navy Midshippen defeated George Mason, 30-9, today in Annapolis. The Patriots fall to 5-3, while the Mid-Shipmen improved to 3-4.

Navy has seven wrestlers, while George Mason has four wrestlers nationally-ranked in the top 33. The Patriots won three matches by decision from three of its ranked players, #19 Kaden Cassidy, #21 DJ McGee, and #31 Malachi DuVall. Logan Messer, ranked #33, fell to Navy's highest-ranked wrestler and All-American #9 Danny Wask at 174 pounds."

Navy vs. George Mason Match Results
125: Andrew Binni (NAVY) dec. Ben Monn, 3-0 SV // Navy 3, George Mason 0
133: #32 Brendan Ferretti (NAVY) fall Gunner Chambers, 3:54 // Navy 9, George Mason 0
141: #33 Caedyn Ricciardi (NAVY) dec. Tate Hisley, 8-4 // Navy 12, George Mason 0
149: #19 Kaden Cassidy dec. Kaemen Smith (NAVY), 10-5 // Navy 12, George Mason 3
157: #21 DJ McGee dec. Jonathan Ley (NAVY), 4-1 SV // Navy 12, George Mason 6
165: #32 Dylan Elmore (NAVY) dec. Drew Dickson, 8-2 // Navy 15, George Mason 6
174: #9 Danny Wask (NAVY) majors #33 Logan Messer, 11-2 // Navy 19, George Mason 6
184: #31 Malachi DuVall dec. Gage Yackee (NAVY), 1-0 // Navy 19, George Mason 9
197: #32 Zyan Hall (NAVY) tech fall Jack Kelly, 24-7 // Navy 24, George Mason 9
285: #14 Spencer Lanosga (NAVY) fall Herbert Billups, 3:20 // Navy 30, George Mason 9

 

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Edinboro Bests the Patriots in MAC Wrestling Match - George Mason University Athletics

FAIRFAX, Va. – George Mason wrestling hits the road this weekend for a pair of competitions, beginning with the Wilkes Open in Pennsylvania before heading south

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"DJ McGee earned his seventh major decision of the season with a 11-5 win over Garrett McChesney to claim four points and a Mason lead, 13-5. Unfortunately, that would be the final win of the match for GMU."

"The 184-pound match-up was one of nationally-ranked wrestlers. #31 Malachi DuVall and #16 Jared McGill needed sudden victory after a 3-3 tie. McGill earned a takedown and increased the lead to 17-13 with two bouts remaining."

125 – Ben Monn (14-8) over Chris Vargo (Edinboro), 4-2; GMU leads 3-0
133 – Anthony Lucchiani (5-6) over Landon Bainey (Edinboro), 9-6; GMU leads 6-0
141 – Tate Hisey (10-7) over Jacob Brenneman (Edinboro), SV-1 4-1; GMU leads 9-0
149 – Ryan Michaels (Edinboro) over Anthony Basile (5-5), TF 18-1 (4:50); GMU leads 9-5
157 – #21 DJ McGee (17-2) over Garrett McChesney (Edinboro), MD 11-3; GMU leads 13-5
165 – Ryan Burgos (Edinboro) over Drew Dickson (1-2), Fall (6:59); GMU leads 13-11
174 – Tate Geiser (Edinboro) over #33 Logan Messer (17-6), 4-2; Edinboro leads 14-13
184 – #16 Jared McGill (Edinboro) over #31 Malachi DuVall (19-4), SV-1 6-3; Edinboro leads 17-13
197 – Brody Evans (Edinboro) over Jack Kelly (12-13), 8-4; Edinboro leads 20-13
285 – Aden Roe (Edinboro) over Herbert Billups (0-7), Fall (2:57); Edinboro won 26-13

 

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That is a really disappointing result, especially two of our ranked wrestlers losing close matches at home that would have really helped with their seeding in the MAC tournament and NCAA at large resumes.

However, we are missing preseason starters at 141 (Sullivan has not wrestled all year, never any info provided why), 149 (not sure why Cassidy didnt wrestle), 165 (Maag appears to be taking a medical RS after early season injury), 285 (Blackman has only wrestled in open tournaments and not in any duals, again no idea why/no info provided and he appears to be red shirting).

Preseason outlook was NCAA qualifiers at 141, 149, 157, 165, 184 and potential NCAA qualifiers at 174 and 285.

Now we appear to be down to just 149, 157, 174 and 184.