SOUTH EUCLID, Ohio – No. 2 Notre Dame College was victorious in eight of their matches against No. 16 West Liberty University on Friday, winning with an overall score of 36-7.

The Falcons improve to 6-1 in dual meets this season.

Sophomore Kameron Teacher led off at 285 lbs. Teacher, who is ranked first in NCAA Division II in the heavyweight division, pinned Ronnie D'Amico for six points.

Redshirt-senior Ivan McClay (125) and redshirt-junior Drew Walker (141) won their matches by major decisions.

Sophomore Taylor Misuna (149) and senior Anthony Dailey (165) both were victorious by technical falls for five points, each.

With their wins tonight, Misuna and sophomore Fernando Silva still have not lost a match in a dual meet.

"I thought we had a great atmosphere here tonight, I thought we had a good crowd and the athletes wrestled really well on their feet," said head coach Frank Romano. "It was a pretty good score for us and I feel good going into the next match, but we're going to have to turn it around because we have another big meet on Tuesday against Lake Erie, which is a big rival of ours."

Romano also spoke about the lineup and a few position battles.

"We pretty much have a good idea in every weight class except a couple," he said. "(Tony) Vezzetti is the one who has been out of the lineup for a couple weeks now because he nicked up his knee, and we have a couple weight classes who are battling it out. But we're getting close. It's a long season and we're trying to accommodate ourselves so we stay fresh for the end, which is the most important part."

The Falcons will wrestle at home against No. 23 Lake Erie College on January 23. The event will begin at 7 p.m.

Notre Dame 36 - West Liberty 7
Kameron Teacher, 285 lbs. -- Defeated Ronnie D'Amico (Fall 3:00)
Ivan McClay, 125 -- Defeated Corey Secrist (Major Decision 13-5)
Kelan Mckenna, 133 -- Lost to Darius Bunch (Decision 8-1)
Drew Walker, 141 – Defeated Josh Ridgeway (Major Decision 12-3)
Taylor Misuna, 149 – Defeated Logan Arneson (Tech Fall 20-5 4:31)
Fernando Silva, 157 – Defeated Josh Cornell (Decision 10-4)
Anthony Dailey, 165 – Defeated Chase Morgan (Tech Fall 17-2 4:36)
Justan Rivera, 174 – Defeated Chance Morgan (Fall 2:52)
Emilio Fowler, 184 – Defeated Chris Cook (Decision 7-4)
Logan Hall, 197 – Lost to Logan Kemp (Major Decision 12-3)