Masanosuke Ono shines in Penn State wrestling debut against Bloomsburg
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 3:52 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

Masanosuke Ono debuted for Penn State wrestling on November 12, helping the Nittany Lions secure a dominant 42-3 victory over Bloomsburg. Ono, wrestling at 133 pounds, quickly showcased his skills by scoring his first takedown within five seconds and finished the match with a 20-9 score against Austin Pollard. The team featured three reigning NCAA champions and recorded five technical falls alongside a pin, indicating a strong start to the season. Penn State will next face Oklahoma on November 15 as they aim for their 88th consecutive win.
- •Masanosuke Ono won his debut match 20-9 over Austin Pollard.
- •Penn State defeated Bloomsburg 42-3 in their season opener.
- •The Nittany Lions recorded five technical falls and one pin during the match.
- •Penn State aims for 88 consecutive victories against Oklahoma on November 15.
- •Ono's eligibility was confirmed after training in folkstyle for over a year.
- 3:52 AMYahoo Sports — What a Penn State wrestling debut for world champ Masanosuke Ono
"Masanosuke Ono made his anticipated college debut during the Nov. 12 Penn State wrestling season-opening domination of Bloomsburg.
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