Penn State wrestling at the Bill Farrell: Ono out, results for Kasak, Herring, and more

Penn State wrestlers past and present are at the Bill Farrell Memorial Invitational today in New York. This is your home for live updates throughout the one-day freestyle tournament in the Big Apple. Brackets and Results are available at the link on USABracketing.com. Note that you will need to create a free account. USA Wrestling is also streaming the event live and for free on YouTube. You can find a link to all three individual mat feeds below, which will go live when the action starts at 10 a.m. ET: Mat 1 | Mat 2 | Mat 3
Kasak beats Henson
11/08/2025 10:44:14 AMPenn State All-American Tyler Kasak beats Virginia Tech two-time finalist and 2024 NCAA champ Caleb Henson 6-3. Leading 4-3 with 1:09 left, Kasak suffered a right leg injury. After being attended to by the training staff, he returned to get in on a low single that he finished on the edge as time expired. Kasak will face former Iowa State All-American Ian Parker in the finals.
Beau Bartlett, meanwhile, will face Oklahoma State Class of 2026 Bo Bassett in the 65-kilogram finals.
Latest updates
11/08/2025 10:25:16 AMTyler Kasak will wrestle Virginia Tech’s Caleb Henson in one 70-kilogram final. Beau Bartlett is in the 65-kilogram finals after beating Cael Happel in the semifinals by technical fall, 11-0, in 1:41. And, Sam Herring is alive in the 61-kilogram consolation bracket.
Tyler Kasak wins his opener
11/08/2025 09:39:37 AMPenn State All-American Tyler Kasak opens his time at the Bill Farrell with a 10-0 technical fall over Zach Clark in a tidy 1:16.
Bartlett wins his first match
11/08/2025 09:28:10 AMBeau Bartlett is a first-period winner by technical fall, 12-2, over Josh Kramer of Ecuador. He’s moving on at 65 kilograms.
Beau Bartlett is on deck on Mat A
11/08/2025 09:14:18 AMHis opponent is 2025 Senior Worlds qualfier Josh Kramer.
First matches for the Penn State connections
11/08/2025 08:46:45 AMHere is the breakdown:
61 kilograms
R1: Class of 2026 commit Sam Herring lost to former Olympian Erdenebatyn Bekhbayar of Mongolia by technical fall, 11-0, in 4:20. He now awaits a consolation bracket match.
65 kilograms
R1: Penn State alum and All-American Beau Bartlett has a first round bye.
Quarterfinals: Bartlett’s opponent is to be determined as of 9:50 a.m. ET.
70 kilograms
R1: Penn State junior Tyler Kasak has a first round bye.
Quarterfinals: Kasak will face fellow American Zach Clark.
Ono is out
11/08/2025 08:43:58 AMWe expected Nittany Lion newcomer and Japan world champ Masanosuke Ono to compete in the 57-kilogram bracket today. But, when the brackets were released, he was not listed. It’s unclear why he is not competing. He is on the Penn State roster at 133 pounds, and 57 kilograms is 125 pounds, so he could have missed weight. But, he also could have scratched for other reasons. We’ll provide an update if one becomes available.