Pitt-Johnstown, ranked 14^th in the latest Division II Wrestling Coaches' Poll, used four falls and bonus points in eight of the nine bouts they won to dominate the hosts, 46-3, to close out Sunday's 2023 Fairmont State University Duals in Fairmont, W.Va. The Mountain Cats improved to 3-1.
 
Seventh-ranked Trevon Gray (125 lbs.), third-ranked Jacob Ealy (149 lbs.), Noah Gnibus (184 lbs.), and seventh-ranked Isaiah Vance (285 lbs.) all won by fall for the Mountain Cats.
 
Pitt-Johnstown outscored No. 21 Glenville State and Fairmont State 89-9 to post a 2-0 record at the duals.
 
The Mountain Cats got off to a quick start with Gray's first period fall over Brandan Myers at 125 lbs. and Bryon Daubert's 17-1 technical fall win over Ryan Martin at 133 lbs.
 
Fairmont State cut it to 11-3 at 141 lbs. when Colton Stoneking held off Mason Myers, 10-9, but Ealy quickly pinned Trace Ragland to secure his second fall of the afternoon, and Cooper Warshel earned his second win by technical fall with a 16-1 victory over Nick Kelbaugh at 157 lbs., to increase the Mountain Cat lead to 22-3.
 
The bonus points kept coming for Pitt-Johnstown.  At 165 lbs. Kyle Keane dealt Elijah Wellings-Osha a 15-0 first-period technical fall loss, Tony Salopek shut out Evan Thompson, 8-0, at 174 lbs. and Gnibus nailed down a first period fall over Chigozie Ijeoma in the bout at 184 lbs. that pushed it out to 37-3.
 
The Mountain Cats then got a 7-4 decision win by ninth-ranked Dakoda Rodgers over Dwayne Johnson at 197 lbs., and Vance's second pin of the day pin at 285 lbs. Vance pinned Ethan Babay in the opening round.

Pitt-Johnstown returns to the Sports Center to host its next three matches.  On Dec. 2, the Mountain Cats will host King (TN) before hosting 15^th-ranked Ashland (OH) on Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. and Findlay on Dec. 9 at 2 p.m.