CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – Sophomore 141-pounder Ryan Bridge of the Stevens Institute of Technology wrestling team placed fifth in his weight class at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships. Bridge won his second two bouts on Day 1, and came back to go 2-1 on Day 2 to place fifth overall. He is the second All-American in program history as the Ducks finished 32nd as a team at the 2010 national tournament.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – Sophomore 141-pounder Ryan Bridge dropped his opening bout but went on to win his first two wrestle backs to become the second All-American in the history of Stevens Institute of Technology wrestling. Bridge is still alive and can finish as high as third place in his weight class. Sophomore 165-pounder Joe Favia went 2-2 and junior 174-pounder Bobby Bishop went 1-2 as the Ducks are currently in 25th overall.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa– Three Stevens Institute of Technology wrestlers will be competing at the 2010 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships beginning on Friday, March 5, 2010 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa at the U.S. Cellular Center. Sophomore Ryan Bridge was the Centennial Conference Champion at 141 lbs., 165-pounder Joe Favia earned an at-large bid, and junior Bobby Bishop won the conference title at 174 lbs. All three will look to reach the second day of competition and achieve All-America honors.

HOBOKEN, N.J. – Junior Bobby Bishop and sophomore Ryan Bridge took home top honors at 174 pounds and 141 pounds, respectively, as the Stevens Institute of Technology wrestling team earned a third-place finish at the 2010 Centennial Conference Championships in Hoboken, N.J. Sophomore 165-pounder Joe Favia, who finished second in the 165 pound weight class, was selected by the conference’s eight head coaches as the Wild Card representative. The United States Merchant Marine Academy, which boasted three individual champions, captured its third-straight league title with 88 points, while Ursinus College finished second with 78 points.

HOBOKEN, N.J. - Stevens Institute of Technology will serve as host of the 2010 Centennial Conference Wrestling Championships on Saturday, February 20 in Hoboken, N.J. Seven teams, including the host Ducks, will be looking to end the United States Merchant Marine Academy’s two-year run as conference champions. The Mariners, however, may have something to say about that as they were a perfect 7-0 in the Centennial Conference (CC) regular season and are currently ranked 13th in the Brute-Adidas/National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Division III Poll.