3rd place - Iowa 26,  Iowa State 21  125 - No. 2 Jody Strittmatter (Iowa)  won by forfeit  133 - No. 1 Eric Juergens (Iowa) maj. dec. No. 9 Matt Azevedo (Iowa State), 12-0  141 - No. 1 Doug Schwab (Iowa) maj. dec. Zach Roberson (Iowa State), 17-7  149 - No. 5 Mike Zadick (Iowa) won by forfeit  157 - No. 1 T.J. Williams (Iowa) won by forfeit  165 - No. 1 Joe Heskett (Iowa State) maj. dec. Matt Anderson (Iowa), 14-3  174 - No. 7 Perry Parks (Iowa State) dec. Tyler Nixt (Iowa), 9-4  184 - No. 1 Cael Sanderson (Iowa State) tech. fall No. 6 Jessman Smith (Iowa), 25-9, 6:46  197 - No. 3 Zach Thompson (Iowa State) pin Ryan Fulsaas (Iowa), 6:57  Hwt -  No. 11 Mark Knauer (Iowa State) dec. Josh Liddle (Iowa), 9-2    Summary: In a dual between regular in-state rivals, Iowa claimed three forfeits and won the meet, while Iowa State won five of the seven matches actually held. Iowa lightweight stars Eric Juergens (133) and Doug Schwab (141) won their bouts. Iowa State captured the final five actual matches, although Iowa had non-starters Matt Anderson and Tyler Nixt in the lineup. Cael Sanderson's 25-9 technical fall over Jessman Smith showed his continued dominance. This match is no indication of what their dual would look like back home in Iowa.    5th place - Michigan 19, Oklahoma 19 (Michigan wins tiebreaker)  125 - No. 13 Bo Maynes (Oklahoma) dec. No. 3 A.J. Grant (Michigan), 4-0  133 - No. 19 Witt Durden (Oklahoma) dec. Foley Dowd (Michigan), 12-8  141 -  No. 19 Clark Forward (Michigan) dec. Melvin Lofton (Oklahoma), 7-2  149 - No. 8 Jared Frayer (Oklahoma) vs. No. 12 Mike Kulczycki (Michigan), 11-10  157 -  No. 18 Brian Burrows (Oklahoma) maj. dec. Mark Churella (Michigan), 13-4  165 - No. 19 Charles Martelli (Michigan) pin No. 6 Robbie Waller (Oklahoma), 4:27  174 - No. 10 Michael  Barger (Oklahoma) pin No. 1 Otto Olson (Michigan), 1:52  184 - No. 8 Andy Hrovat (Michigan) maj. dec. Josh Lembrecht (Oklahoma), 13-3  197 -  Joe DeGain (Michigan) dec. No. 11 Waymon May (Oklahoma), 2-1  Hwt - No. 15 Matt Brink (Michigan) dec. No. 9 Leonce Crump (Oklahoma), 2-1    Summary: This was a wild meet, with many changes and upsets. Each team had a star wrestler get pinned. Michigan's No. 1 Otto Olson was pinned by Michael Barger at 174. Oklahoma's No. 6 Robbie Waller was pinned by Charles Martelli. Oklahoma's best wrestler Michael Lightner did not compete at 141 pounds. Michigan was able to gain a tie with three victories in the heavy weights, and the tiebreaker went down to the ninth criterion, most reversals.     7th place - Lehigh 28, Penn State 6  125 -Terrance Clendenin (Lehigh)dec, Josh Moore (Penn State), 7-0  133 -Marat Tomaev (Penn State) maj. dec. Mario Stewart (Lehigh), 12-4  141 - No. 9 Matt Goldstein (Lehigh) dec.  No. 20 Nate Parker (Penn State), 8-5  149 - No. 4 Dave Esposito (Lehigh) tech. fall Eric Narkewicz (Penn State), 26-9, 6:53  157 - No. 11 Ryan Bernholz (Lehigh) dec.  Aaron Wright (Penn State), 5-2  165 - No. 11 Chris Vitale (Lehigh) maj. dec. Doc Vecchio (Penn State), 12-4  174 - Mark Becks (Penn State) dec. Brad Dillion (Lehigh), 3-1  184 - No. 11 Rob Rohn (Lehigh) dec. No. 16 Jeff Knupp (Penn State), 3-1  197 - No. 4 Jon Trenge (Lehigh) maj. dec. Dave Heckard (Penn State), 12-4  Hwt - No. 14 Shawn Laughlin (Lehigh) dec. Bob Jones (Penn State), 5-2    Summary: Penn State upset Lehigh a week ago, and Lehigh bounced back to dominate the dual this time around. Lehigh won eight of the 10 matches, including a technical fall by Dave Esposito (149) and major decisions from Chris Vitale (165) and Jon Trenge (197). Lehigh's performance this weekend turns around a challenging few weeks, and puts the Mountain Hawks back among the elite teams in the nation.