South Dakota State Wrestling Dominates North Dakota State in Border Bell Battle: Recap and Highlights – Archyde

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The party continued with ace Tanner Sloan, the Jacks’ 4th-ranked 197-pounder, dominating Spencer Mooberry 15-0, ending the match by tech fall in the second period. With the win, Sloan ends his career undefeated at Frost Arena, 25-0.
Cook manhandled NDSU’s Brendan Howes to the edge of the mat, then flipped him onto his back for a sudden and stunning pin in the first match out of intermission, bringing the crowd to life and providing an emotional and memorable end to Cook’s long career at Frost Arena.
SDSU’s Tanner Sloan won his 197-pound match 15-0 over NDSU’s Spencer Mooberry on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2024 at Frost Arena in Brookings.
NDSU managed its second win of the day in the final match, with Devin Dawson nipping Bowen McConville 4-2 at 285, but that did little to sap the enjoyment of the Jacks keeping the Border Bell trophy on their side for another year. With the win, the Jacks finish the regular season 13-4 and 7-2 in Big 12 duals. NDSU falls to 3-11, 2-6.
Tanner Jordan (ranked 14th in the country) opened the dual with a 13-0 major win at 125, and after NDSU’s Fernando Barreto upset 20th-ranked Derrick Cardinal at 133 by a 7-2 decision, Clay Carlson eked out a 4-1 win at 141.

“That was my favorite win ever,” Cook added. “I had some family here for the fist time ever. I didn’t want to let them down; they drove all the way from New York. One of my best friends came from Colorado. So I had to win that match whatever it took.”
“That was my favorite win ever,” Cook added. “I had some family here for the fist time ever. I didn’t want to let them down; they drove all the way from New York. One of my best friends came from Colorado. So I had to win that match whatever it took.”
“That was my favorite win ever,” Cook added. “I had some family here for the fist time ever. I didn’t want to let them down; they drove all the way from New York. One of my best friends came from Colorado. So I had to win that match whatever it took.”
Matt Zimmer is a Sioux Falls native and longtime sports writer. He graduated from Washington High School where he played football, legion baseball and developed his lifelong love of the Minnesota Twins and Vikings. After graduating from St. Cloud State University, he returned to Sioux Falls, and began a long career in amateur baseball and sports reporting. Email Matt at [email protected].

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Cook’s pin just 76 seconds into his match was one of several highlights for the Jacks.

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