VESTAL, N.Y. - Binghamton wrestling travels to Harvard for an EIWA dual on Saturday at noon. Binghamton lost to No. 20 Lehigh last Sunday, 26-12. The Bearcats have wrestled five ranked opponents this season, while Harvard has competed in one dual. The match of the afternoon is projected to be at heavyweight between No. 18 Cory Day (13-4) and No. 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (16-3). Day will wrestle his second opponent ranked in the top 10 this month. 

Binghamton Bearcats (2-9) vs. Harvard Crimson (0-1)
Date | Time: Saturday, Jan. 21 | 12 p.m.
Location: Cambridge, Mass. - Malkin Athletic Center
Live Results: Twitter - @BearcatsWrestle
Watch: ESPN+

Projected Lineups (Rankings by NCAA Coaches Poll)

Binghamton's Projected Lineup

125 | Micah Roes (7-8) 
133 | Ivan Garcia (12-10)
141 | Christian Gannone (4-7) 
149 | Michael Zarif (9-12)
157 | Conner Decker (8-12) 
165 | Brevin Cassella (6-4)
174 | Sam DePrez (8-6)
184 | No. 19 Jacob Nolan (10-6)
197 | Dimitri Gamkrelidze (8-7)
285 | No. 18 Cory Day (13-4)

Binghamton Notes

• Cory Day is 9-2 in duals this season. Day leads the team in victories and team points (36).
• Jacob Nolan moved up one spot in the latest InterMat poll. 
• At 133 pounds, Ivan Garcia picked up a win against former EIWA 125 lb champion Jaret Lane (Lehigh) last Sunday.
• Brevin Cassella will return to his home state of Massachusetts. Cassella defeated Luca Frinzi (Lehigh), 7-2, last Sunday.

125 | Diego Sotelo (7-5)
133 | Dante Frinzi (8-10) or Beau Bayless (3-7)
141 | Joe Cangro (9-7)
149 | Jack Crook (8-9)
157 | Trevor Tarsi (4-3) or Evan Gleason (6-6)
165 | Josh Kim (10-6)
174 | Alex Whitworth (6-6)
184 | Luke Rada (2-8) or Peter Ferraro (2-1)
197 | Michael Doggett (1-3)
285 | No. 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski (16-3)

Scouting Harvard

• Harvard has only wrestled in one dual this season, losing 22-12 to North Carolina on January 14.
• Yaraslau Slavikouski finished third at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational in December. 
• At CKLV, Josh Kim (ranked No. 13 at the time) upset Austin Yant of Northern Iowa (ranked No. 4 at the time).