Big Ten, Penn State and Wrestling Championships
Penn State freshman Luke Lilledahl wins 125-pound crown at Big Ten Wrestling Championships
EVANSTON, Ill. — For the second straight season, a true freshman from Penn State is the 125-pound Big Ten champion. Luke Lilledhal didn’t think there would be that many opportunities to score against Nebraska’s Caleb Smith in the Big Ten 125-pound finals, so when one came, he showed why he’s called Lightning Luke.
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The Hawkeyes lost several close matches and finished with 112 points after a dominant season over Big 10 opponents.
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