The 13^th-ranked Pitt-Johnstown wrestlers picked up three more convincing victories, led by Oggie Atwood's three falls in 4:29 at 285 lbs., to remain unbeaten following Sunday's Mountain Cat Quad Meet in the Sports Center.   The Mountain Cats earned a 33-10 win over King (TN) in the first round, before securing a pair of PSAC victories over Seton Hill and Shippensburg to improve to 10-0 overall and 3-0 in the conference. Pitt-Johnstown defeated the Griffins, 38-3, and Shippensburg, 44-3.
 
         In Sunday's opener against King, Matt Siszka gave the Mountain an early 3-0 lead with a decision over Rylee Billings at 125 lbs., but the Tornado responded with a decision win at 133 lbs., and sixth-ranked Christian Small's 14-3 major decision over Morris at 141 lbs. to go on top, 7-4.
         However, Pitt-Johnstown's sixth-ranked Jacob Ealy dealt Demitri Teddlie a 12-0 major decision loss at 149 lbs. that quickly tied it and the Mountain Cats closed it out with six wins in the final seven bouts.
         At 157 lbs. 11^th-ranked Nate Smith gave the lead back to Pitt-Johnstown with a 10-3 win over Dallas Boone and No. 8-ranked Dillon Keane dealt David Varner a 17-0 technical fall loss at 5:31 at 165 lbs.
         After fourth-ranked Brock Biddle pinned Antonio Washington :47 into the 184-lb bout to increase the Mountain Cat lead to, 21-7, King got a decision win at 184 lbs., before first period falls from Pitt-Johnstown's Gage Arnold (197 lbs.) and Atwood (185 lbs.) wrapped-up the 33-10 victory.
 
         Pitt-Johnstown moved on to the second round to face PSAC Foe Seton Hill and came away with a 38-3 win.
         The Mountain Cats and Griffins split the first two bouts with a pair of decisions, but Pitt-Johnstown broke it open with eight consecutive wins.
         At 141 lbs., Morris took down Joel Cawoski with under :10 left in the third period to secure a 5-3 win, and Ealy won by technical fall at 3:46 over Logan McCoy to give the Mountain Cats an 11-3 advantage.
         Smith held off Tyler Alberts, 1-0, at 157 lbs., and a  Keane forfeit win at 165 lbs. pushed it out to 20-3.
         The Mountain Cats kept it going with Biddle's tech fall at 2:32 over Luke Ewing and Gage Arnold's 11-3 major decision over Riley O'Mara at 184 lbs.
         Rodgers held off Brendan Finnerty, 9-6, at 197 lbs., and Atwood picked-up his second fall of the day when he pinned Sawyer Daugherty :43 into the first period to set the final at 38-3.
 
         The Mountain Cats wrapped-up the day by winning nine-of-10 bouts in the 44-3 PSAC win over Shippensburg.
         Pitt- Johnstown broke open a 3-3 match with a pair of forfeits at 133 and 141, followed by Austin Lee's fall at 2:43 in the 157-lb. bout and Keane's fall at 1:54 in the 165-lb. bout.
         Leading 27-3, Alex Weber scored 1 17-0 tech fall over Nyiem Flucas at 5:55 at 174 lbs. and Will Small shut out Drake Brenize, 5-0 at 184 lbs.
         Rodgers then won a 9-4 decision at 197 lbs., before Atwood made it three pins in three matches to end the day.  This round, Atwood needed just 1:56 to pin Dan Schieb.
 
Pitt-Johnstown travels to 11^th-ranked Kutztown for a PSAC match on Friday, before returning home to celebrate Senior Night with a PSAC home match against Millersville on Friday, February 4 at 7 p.m. in the Sports Center.
 
PITT-JOHNSTOWN SCHEDULE NOTE:  Since Pitt-Johnstown's PSAC match against Shippensburg was moved to January 23 in the Sports Center, the Mountain Cats and Raiders will not wrestle on February 2.