JAMESTOWN, N.D. – The Bismarck State College men's wrestling team opened its 2026-27 season Sunday at the Jimmie Open in Jamestown, with several Mystics putting together strong individual performances against a competitive field.
Hudson Egeberg led the way for Bismarck State at 149 pounds, finishing sixth after advancing through the consolation bracket and reaching the fifth-place match.
Egeberg picked up three victories during the tournament. He earned a 16-3 major decision over Michigan State-Mankato's B. Guerrero, followed by a 2:59 fall against Minnesota State Moorhead's L. Pedregal. He also earned a 1-0 decision over Mankato State's P. Zutter to advance to the consolation semifinals.
At 197 pounds, Greg Fuher put together a solid tournament, earning two victories by fall. Fuher opened the championship bracket with a 3:50 pin over Jamestown's N. Sigrah before recording another fall in 1:13 against Minot State's B. Rance in the quarterfinals.
Brandon McConnell also picked up an important victory at 285 pounds, defeating unattached wrestler K. Moen by fall in 1:16 in the quarterfinal round.
At 174 pounds, Colton King added a victory for the Mystics, pinning Minot State's R. Aguilar in just 49 seconds.
The Jimmie Open provided Bismarck State with an opportunity to test its lineup against regional competition and gain valuable experience early in the season. The Mystics will look to build on Sunday's performances as they continue their 2026-27 campaign on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Dakota Wesleyan Open in Mitchell, S.D.
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