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No. 22 Keiser wrestling beats Andrew College 50-6 for first top-25 dual win

November 8, 2026 · Brian Hradsky
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Keiser University defeated No. 24 Andrew College 50-6 on Nov. 7, 2026, in Cuthbert, Ga., giving the No. 22 men’s wrestling team its first dual victory over a top-25 opponent. The Seahawks opened Southern States Athletic Conference play by winning nine of 10 bouts, including three by forfeit. All six contested Keiser victories produced bonus points through three falls, two technical falls and a major decision.

Keiser improved to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in conference competition. Andrew College fell to 0-3 overall and 0-2 in conference play. The Seahawks built their winning margin across the lineup, with victories at every contested weight except 174 pounds.

Keiser builds an early lead

No. 9 Patrick Jones opened the dual at 125 pounds with a 14-4 major decision over Elijah England. Jeson Carbajal followed with a forfeit victory at 133 pounds, and Isaac Santos pinned Clint Gilbert in 4:24 at 141 pounds. Anthony Santos added a 1:53 fall over Thawbaan As-Sidiq at 149 pounds.

Keiser then added two more forfeit victories. Joshua Brown won at 157 pounds, while Julian Gonzales earned the forfeit at 165 pounds. Andrew College recorded its only points at 174 pounds, where Wisdom Iheanacho pinned Kalel Hernandez in 6:13.

Wright highlights closing run

Keiser won the final three bouts to close the dual. Brian Wright pinned No. 20 Carmichael Gonzalez in 2:28 at 184 pounds, producing the day’s highlight against a ranked opponent. No. 8 Sam Libby followed with a 16-1 technical fall over Malcom Burris at 197 pounds.

No. 12 Daguy Massillon completed the lineup with a 17-2 technical fall over Fred Toney at 285 pounds in 3:41. The three consecutive bonus-point victories capped a performance in which Keiser scored bonus points in every contested win. The result also gave the Seahawks their first dual victory against a top-25 opponent.

Keiser heads to Georgia Open

Keiser will remain in Georgia for the Georgia Open on Nov. 8, 2026, in Franklin Springs. The event is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. It follows the Seahawks’ SSAC-opening victory over Andrew College.

FSB Take

Keiser’s victory established a program milestone while also giving the Seahawks a 1-0 start in Southern States Athletic Conference competition. The lineup produced bonus points in all six contested wins, and Keiser finished the dual with three straight decisive victories. The Georgia Open is the team’s next scheduled event after the program’s first top-25 dual win.


Source: Original report