ROANOKE, VA. – Campbell took six individual championships and placed 17 overall to kick off the 2019-20 season Sunday at the Southeast Open.

The Men's Open Division saw four Camels take championships, the most of any team in the field, beating out Missouri's three, with Noah Gonser at 133 pounds, Josh Heil at 141, Quentin Perez at 165 and Andrew Morgan at 184.

Matthew Dallara at 157 pounds and Michael Ferree at 165 also took individual titles in the Freshman/Sophomore Division of the tournament, the first collegiate tournament championships for the pair of redshirt freshmen.

Gonser was the first to top a podium on the day for the Camels, going 3-0 with a 5-3 win over Missouri's Allan Hart in the finals. The redshirt senior combined for a 15-0 score in his first two bouts of the day, including an 8-0 major decision over Chattanooga's Franco Valdes in the semifinals.

At 141 pounds, Heil registered four straight decisions on the day, edging North Carolina's Zach Sherman 5-4 in the championship round.

Perez tallied three bonus point wins on the way to an unblemished tournament to open the 2019-20 season. The redshirt senior recorded a 22-5 tech fall over Notre Dame College's Dominic Jacocks in his first action, then another tech fall, 16-0, to advance past Missouri's Luke Fortuna. Perez pinned North Carolina's Kennedy Monday before the final whistle (6:59) to take the 165 pound title.

Morgan also notched a 4-0 day, wrestling at 184 pounds. The redshirt senior posted three decisions to advance to Sunday's finals, where he defeated Chattanooga's Matthew Waddell 14-5 in a major decision.

Dallara, wrestling under the Buies Creek RTC, and Ferree, attached for Campbell, both posted 5-0 tournaments.

Dallara opened the day with back to back pins, closing with three straight decisions, including a 6-4 win over West Virginia's Alex Hornfeck in the championship round. Ferree gathered three major decisions and a pair of decisions, closing the tournament with a 17-8 win over King's Tony Morales.

Fourth other Camels also placed in the Open Division, with Odgerel Batkhishig earning a fifth place finish at heavyweight, and Chris Kober notching fifth at 184 pounds. Campbell placed two in the 125 pound bracket, with Korbin Meink taking fourth, and Paxton Rosen finishing sixth.

Seven more Camels placed in the Freshman/Sophomore Division, highlighted by Troy Nation taking runner-up at 149, one of seven Campbell finalists in the tournament. Devin Rivet (149 pounds) and Trent Knight (174) finished third, while Austin Almaguer (133) and Jack Ervien, Jr. (165) both placed fourth. 197 pounder Taye Ghadiali, meanwhile, finished fifth, and Jason Kraisser took sixth at 149 pounds, rounding out CU placers.

Next up, Campbell will head to Pittsburgh for its dual debut on November 9, and Ohio on November 10.