Wrestling Opens with 70–6 Victory Over Riverdale
In their first dual meet of the year, the Blue Jays rolled to a commanding road win, backed by eight pins and a roster that spans from 106 to 215 pounds.

Under head coach Jon Orillion ’01, now in his sixth season leading the Blue Jays, Jesuit wrestling continued its strong start to the season with a 70–6 road victory over Riverdale in its first head-to-head dual meet of the year. The win follows a first-place finish at the Tiger Invitational and a runner-up performance at the Dale K Duals, providing early momentum for a program with a history of championship success.
With three consecutive Division I state championships from 2023 through 2025, the Blue Jays have established a tradition of excellence on the mat. Following a fourth-place state finish last season that included two individual state champions, the Jays look to build on that legacy as they pursue another successful season.
Against Riverdale, the Blue Jays showcased their depth across the weight classes, recording eight pins, two technical falls, and two forfeit victories.
Several Blue Jays delivered impressive performances on the mat, including sophomores Miles Martiny (106) and Dev Delahoussaye (132); juniors Julian Thibodeaux (138) and Charlie Montgomery (175); and seniors Mason Long (165) and Allen Kammer (215), who each recorded victories by pin. Junior Jacob Powell (150) added a technical fall, while senior Richard Nguyen (120) and sophomore Garrett Cargol (126) earned victories by decision.