The ninth-ranked Pitt-Johnstown wrestlers won the first nine bouts, including Sam Holandez's 7-0 shut over second-ranked Dustin Warner, in a lopsided 36-3 victory over Super Region I rival and 19^th-ranked Wheeling Jesuit (WV) University, Saturday night in the Sports Center.  With the win, the Mountain Cats improved to 8-3.
 
After a forfeit win by Brendan Howard at 125 lbs. gave the Mountain Cats the lead, Holandez climbed out to a 3-0 second-period lead and went on to pull off the upset over two-time All-American Dustin Warner, 7-0, and increase it to 9-0.
 
Fourth-ranked Chris Eddins dealt Tyler Warner a 7-0 loss at 141 lbs., and Corey Falleroni made it 15-0 when he defeated Daniel Romero, 7-3, at 149 lbs.
 
Pitt-Johnstown kept rolling with All-American and second-ranked Cody Law's 11-1 major decision over Region No. 4 Connor Craig at 157 lbs., before Devin Austin used and escape and riding to hold off Keegan Driscoll, 2-0 at 165 lbs.
 
At 174 lbs., Steve Edwards ran out to a 10-0 first-period lead on his way to a 16-0 technical fall at 4:49 over Justice Avery, and Alex Delp took advantage of a third period takedown and rode John Lessner out for a 7-6 win that increased it to 30-0.
 
Seventh-ranked Levi Niebauer pushed it out to 36-0 and made it nine straight Pitt-Johnstown wins when he pinned John Lessner at 2:28, before Wheeling Jesuit got a takedown with 10 seconds remaining by Terrance Fanning to down D.J. Sims, 7-6, and set the final at 36-3.
 
With the loss, the Cardinals slipped to 5-5 on the season.
 
Following Saturday's match against the Cardinals, Pitt-Johnstown will host PSAC matches Gannon University on Friday and Millersville University on February 2.  Both matches are scheduled to start at 7 p.m. in the Sports Center.