The Misericordia University men's wrestling team cruised to a 50-0 win over Delaware Valley in its home finale, Thursday night in the Anderson Center.

Jaydin Barreto opened the meet with an overtime win and the Cougars won the next three bouts by forfeit to take a 21-0 lead.

Chase Stephen (157) won by fall  and Anthony Matas (174) and  Aiden Hidlay (285) won by technical fall and Robbie Anderson (184) won by major decision.

Jake Weaver (165) added a decision and Tristen Cuellar (197) won by forfeit.

Barreto came from behind to force overtime and avenge a semifinal loss to Ethan Liptzin in last weekend's MAC Freedom Championships.

Trailing 4-1 heading to the third period, Barreto escaped to start the final period. He finished off a deep single-leg shot to take a 5-4 lead with :10 remaining and ended regulation tied 5-5 after Liptzin earned a riding time point.

Barreto locked up a cradle in the center of the mat just 30 seconds into OT to secure the 8-5 win.

After Kruz McCusker (133) Nikosh Marston (141) and Michael Williams (149) won by forfeit, Stephen built a quick 8-0 lead before using an arm bar to earn a pin in 2:43 at 157.

Weaver countered an early shot for a takedown and 3-0 just 15 seconds into the match at 165.  He led 3-1 after one period and made 4-1 with an escape early in the second.

He locked up a cradle on the edge of the mat late in the second period to a 7-1 lead.  He allowed an escape and a late takedown to pull out a 7-5 win.

Matas scored a quick double-leg takedown and used a tilt for two sets of back points to lead 11-0 after one period.

He got an escape and a takedown midway through the second period to finish the 15-0 technical fall.

Anderson earned his third win over Joseph McCullough in less than a week after two victories at MACs.  He scored a quick single-leg takedown to open the bout and earned four back points midway through the period.

After allowing an escape, he added another single-leg takedown to take a 10-1 lead after one period

Following a scoreless second period, he used a duck-under to make it 13-1 and went on to a 13-4 win.

Cuellar won by forfeit and Hidlay recorded a takedown in each period and added two sets of near fall points in a 18-0 tech. fall win in 5:24.