GOLDEN, Colo. - Colorado School of Mines remained perfect in dual action, picking up wins over San Francisco State and Fort Hays State Friday night at Volk Gym.

The Orediggers (3-0) had little trouble in either dual led by 2-0 nights from Grayston DiBlasi, Carter Noehre, Jack Damenti, Ryan Cody, and Deandre Rucker. DiBlasi picked up two wins by fall.
 

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Mines 30, San Francisco State 9
The Orediggers got their RMAC schedule off to a winning start first, cruising to a 30-9 win over San Francisco State.

Mines got bonus points on pins by Grayston DiBlasi and Ryan Cody plus major decision victories out of Cartner Noehre, Jack Damenti, and Anderson Salisbury as they pulled away starting at 141 pounds and never looked back.

Christian Lopez squeaked out a 9-8 win at 125 to get things going before Tony Margiotta earned a one-point, 3-2 decision over Tyler Krause at 133, but DiBlasi's pin at 141 go the ball rolling with Noehre scoring at will in a 15-7 win at 157 and Damenti rolling 17-6 at 165. Cody's Greco background was on display with a throw into a pin at 184, and Salisbury shut out Laith Gilmore 9-0 at 197 before Deandre Rucker picked up his first of two wins on the evening with a 7-2 decision against Emilio Sandoval.

Mines won their fifth straight dual over the Gators dating back to 2017. 

125: Christian Lopez (MINES) over Zach Wright (SFSU) (Dec 9-8) 
133: Tony Margiotta (SFSU) over Tyler Krause (MINES) (Dec 3-2) 
141: Grayston DiBlasi (MINES) over Andre Dargani (SFSU) (Fall 1:39) 
149: Joshua Fuentes Norikiyo (SFSU) over Teague Dilbeck (MINES) (Dec 4-2) 
157: Carter Noehre (MINES) over Kyle Botelho (SFSU) (MD 15-7) 
165: Jack Damenti (MINES) over Conrad Trevino-Oceguera (SFSU) (MD 17-6) 
174: Gage Mettler (SFSU) over KJ Kearns (MINES) (Dec 3-2) 
184: Ryan Cody (MINES) over Gavin Funk (SFSU) (Fall 1:30) 
197: #6 Anderson Salisbury (MINES) over Laith Gilmore (SFSU) (MD 9-0) 
285: Deandre Rucker (MINES) over Emilio Franco Sandoval (SFSU) (Dec 7-2)
 

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Mines 32, Fort Hays State 11
The DiBlasi brothers, Weston and Grayston, and Deandre Rucker all picked up falls and Jack Damenti rolled with a tech fall as Mines cruised by Fort Hays State 32-11.

Mines picked up bonus points in four bouts winning seven overall.

Weston DiBlasi got things off to a quick start with a 1:19 pin of Rhett Koppes at 125, and after FHSUU got on the board at 133, Grayston DiBlasi's second-period pin made it 12-3 after three weight classes. Teague Dilbeck picked up a 5-1 win over Drew Burgoon at 149 and Carter Noehre added his second win of the night in a 7-1 decision at 157. Damenti was utterly dominant in a second-period, 18-3 technical fall at 165, and Ryan Cody picked up a 5-3 win at 184. 

A top-10 battle evolved at 197 as #6 Anderson Salisbury took on #4 Tereus Henry for the second time this season; both men had escapes in regulation to send it to sudden victory, where Henry found a takedown to win 3-1. Mines finished on a high note as Rucker, following a scoreless first period, used a takedown into a pin to defeat Anthony Caldwell in 4:58.

Mines won the fifth straight time against the Tigers dating back to 2017. 

125: Weston DiBlasi (MINES) over Rhett Koppes (FHSU) (Fall 1:19) 
133: Mason Turner (FHSU) over Tyler Krause (MINES) (Dec 4-2) 
141: Grayston DiBlasi (MINES) over Corbin White (FHSU) (Fall 3:43) 
149: Teague Dilbeck (MINES) over Drew Burgoon (FHSU) (Dec 5-1) 
157: Carter Noehre (MINES) over Cody Hicks (FHSU) (Dec 7-1) 
165: Jack Damenti (MINES) over Blayze Standley (FHSU) (TF 18-3 4:05) 
174: Cade Lindsey (FHSU) over Wyatt Lewis (MINES) (TF 15-0 7:00) 
184: Ryan Cody (MINES) over Bryce Westmoreland (FHSU) (Dec 5-3) 
197: Tereus Henry (FHSU) over Anderson Salisbury (MINES) (SV-1 3-1) 
285: Deandre Rucker (MINES) over Anthony Caldwell (FHSU) (Fall 4:58)
 

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NEXT UP
Mines will compete at the Midwest Classic in Indianapolis on Dec. 17-18.