Anthony Lombardo - 2018-19 Wrestling Roster
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HWT
/ Wrestling
165
/ Wrestling
133
/ Wrestling
197
/ Wrestling
125
/ Wrestling
141
/ Wrestling
141/149
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165/174
/ Wrestling
149
/ Wrestling
141/149
/ Wrestling
149
/ Wrestling
157
/ Wrestling
157
/ Wrestling
174/184
/ Wrestling
184
/ Wrestling
HWT
/ Wrestling
133
/ Wrestling
184
/ Wrestling
157/165
/ Wrestling
174
/ Wrestling
174/184
/ Wrestling
125
/ Wrestling
125
/ Wrestling
133/141
/ Wrestling
Anthony Lombardo
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- Hometown:
- Bethlehem, Pa.
- High School:
- Bethlehem Catholic
- Weight:
- 184
- Major:
- Food Science
2018-19: 10-5 (2 falls)
At Wyoming: 10-5 (2 falls)
2018-19: Went 10-5 overall with a 3-2 dual record in his first season with the Cowboys … Of his 10 wins, nine came with bonus points—two falls, five tech falls and two major decisions … Took third at the Bob Smith Open, going 5-1 with a fall, two tech falls and a major decision … Got his first dual win as a Cowboy with a 16-0 technical fall over American’s Colin Shannon … Picked up another bonus point dual win with a first-period fall over West Virginia’s James Wujek … Also appeared at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
At Binghamton: Finished with a 38-36 career record for the Bearcats … Had a breakout junior season where he finished 23-10 overall with a 14-3 dual mark, to go along with six major decisions, three tech falls and a pin … As a redshirt sophomore, finished eighth at the EIWA Championships.
High School: Attended Bethlehem Catholic High School where he wrestled and lettered all four years under coach Jeff Karam … Helped lead his team to four PIAA state team titles … Member of high school program that went undefeated for three straight seasons … Also helped lead his team to four straight District XI team titles … Played baseball as well … Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Was born July 22, 1996 to Robert and Deanna Lombardo … Graduate transfer from Binghamton where he majored in bio-medical engineering … Plans to pursue a Master’s degree in food science at Wyoming.
Why He Chose UW: “It has always been my dream to live in the Midwest, and I get to fulfill that dream while being a part of an excellent wrestling program as well as to pursue my Master’s degree in food science.”
At Wyoming: 10-5 (2 falls)
2018-19: Went 10-5 overall with a 3-2 dual record in his first season with the Cowboys … Of his 10 wins, nine came with bonus points—two falls, five tech falls and two major decisions … Took third at the Bob Smith Open, going 5-1 with a fall, two tech falls and a major decision … Got his first dual win as a Cowboy with a 16-0 technical fall over American’s Colin Shannon … Picked up another bonus point dual win with a first-period fall over West Virginia’s James Wujek … Also appeared at the Reno Tournament of Champions.
At Binghamton: Finished with a 38-36 career record for the Bearcats … Had a breakout junior season where he finished 23-10 overall with a 14-3 dual mark, to go along with six major decisions, three tech falls and a pin … As a redshirt sophomore, finished eighth at the EIWA Championships.
High School: Attended Bethlehem Catholic High School where he wrestled and lettered all four years under coach Jeff Karam … Helped lead his team to four PIAA state team titles … Member of high school program that went undefeated for three straight seasons … Also helped lead his team to four straight District XI team titles … Played baseball as well … Member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Was born July 22, 1996 to Robert and Deanna Lombardo … Graduate transfer from Binghamton where he majored in bio-medical engineering … Plans to pursue a Master’s degree in food science at Wyoming.
Why He Chose UW: “It has always been my dream to live in the Midwest, and I get to fulfill that dream while being a part of an excellent wrestling program as well as to pursue my Master’s degree in food science.”
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