CORBIN, Ky. – Ashton Boswell and Ethan Davis captured individual championships to lead Campbellsville to four podium finishes Saturday in the Tigers' season-opening Pepsi Patriot Open.

• #12 Ashton Boswell swept four bouts in the open 197-pound bracket, earning two falls, a major decision, and a 9-2 championship decision over #22 Ralph Sanchez of Southeastern.
• Ethan Davis opened his collegiate campaign by winning the freshman/sophomore 125-pound division. His run included a decision, a fall, and a 19-2 technical fall before he was listed as the bracket champion.
• The Tigers produced champions in both tournament divisions, with Boswell winning an open title and Davis prevailing in the freshman/sophomore competition.
• TJ Meyer placed fourth in the open 149-pound bracket after responding to a quarterfinal defeat with three consecutive consolation victories, including two falls.
• Wiley Suskawicz also finished fourth, stringing together three consolation wins at 174 pounds in the freshman/sophomore bracket to reach the third-place bout.
• Campbellsville entered 19 wrestlers across the open and freshman/sophomore brackets, giving the Tigers their first competitive evaluation of the 2026-27 season.
• Beyond the four placers, Henry Williams recorded three bonus-point victories at 184 pounds, while Cal Beadling collected four wins during his consolation run at 157.

Boswell delivered Campbellsville's strongest run in the open bracket. He pinned his opponent from Marian in 4:00 before advancing through the quarterfinals with a 12-2 major decision over his foe from Midway. Boswell then secured a 2:56 fall over #23 Zahquel Davis of Brewton-Parker in the semifinals and controlled the title bout for a 9-2 decision over Sanchez.

At 125 pounds in the freshman/sophomore division, Davis began his championship run with a 10-8 decision over St. Thomas. He followed with a 4:13 fall over a Brewton-Parker wrestler and advanced from the semifinals with a 19-2 technical fall over his opponent from Lindsey Wilson. Davis finished the event atop the 125-pound standings.

Meyer advanced into the open 149-pound quarterfinals before dropping a 15-0 technical fall to Southeastern. He recovered with a 1:47 fall over Marian, defeated #8 Brody Brisker of Southeastern 7-1, and pinned New College of Florida in 24 seconds in the consolation semifinal. A forfeit in the third-place match left Meyer fourth.

Suskawicz's fourth-place finish came through the consolation side of the freshman/sophomore 174-pound bracket. He defeated his WVU Tech foe 9-4 and then Reinhardt 10-3 before pinning a Georgetown wrestler in 3:25. Suskawicz closed his tournament with an 8-5 loss to his opponent from Southwestern Michigan in the third-place match.

Williams added a fall and a technical fall during a three-win performance at 184 pounds. Beadling rebounded from an opening-round loss with four consecutive consolation victories at 157, including two technical falls and a pin, before his run ended in the fifth consolation round. Luke Schlosser also advanced deep into the 157-pound consolation bracket and recorded a major decision and a fall.