Penn State Wrestling: Beau Bartlett's Must See Pin (VIDEO)

Penn State Wrestling’s Beau Bartlett made the semifinals in last year’s NCAA Wrestling Championships.

But how he did it this year was WAY different than last year in his quarterfinals match against Minnesota’s Vance Vombaur.

With the first period ending in a scoreless tie, Bartlett took the lead with an escape midway through the second period. Then early in the third period, Vombaur answered back with an early escape and the match was tied 1-1.

Bartlett was able to hit home on a shot and he secured the first takedown of the match with only a minute remaining. Vombaur once again escaped and the match was 4-2 in favor of Beau.

That’s when the following unfolded.

🎥 Beau Bartlett with the pin to advance to the semi-finals!! #PSUwr pic.twitter.com/2n2vOZglNL

— Penn State WRESTLING (@pennstateWREST) March 22, 2024

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Beau Bartlett got in deep on his counterpart, he cinched in the cradle, and he officially punched his ticket to the semifinals in amazing fashion!

And with the win, Beau is also guaranteed an All-American finish. This would be his second straight All-American honor as he took home third place in the 2023 NCAA Championships.

There is still plenty of wrestling to go, but this was an incredible win. And you better believe Bartlett has his eyes fixed on making the finals and avenging his Big Ten Championship loss to Jesse Mendez.

MORE: NCAA Championships Session II Full Results

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Chris Snyder

Penn State Wrestling Beat Reporter at NittanyCentral

Expertise: College Wrestling, College Football, Lays Chips
Education: Penn State University
Location: State College, PA

Even though he had no prior journalism experience, Chris has now covered Penn State Wrestling and Penn State Football for the past three years, including as the Penn State Wrestling Beat Writer for VictoryBellRings.com, part of the FanSided network.

And it's clear he also likes constant torture as he's been a PSU Basketball fan for way too long.

Several years back, Chris made the seamless transition from PGA Professional to computer programmer and thoroughly enjoys following and writing about all things related to Penn State sports during his spare time.

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