Here's the language from the rulebook, so you have it for reference. The bolded portions pertain to wins/losses. So in the case we're discussing, Nolf would get a win, Reddington gets nothing (does not get a loss on his official record).
Default. A default is awarded in a match when one of the wrestlers is unable to continue due to an injury or by choice of their coach. A default shall be included as a win or loss in each wrestler’s individual season record.
Forfeit. A forfeit is received by a wrestler when the opponent, for any reason, fails to appear for the match. (Exception: Incidences in which a medical forfeit has been declared.) In order to receive a forfeit, the nonforfeiting wrestler must be dressed in a competition uniform and appear on the mat. A forfeit shall be
included as a win in the victor’s season record and a loss for the individual forfeiting.
Medical Forfeit. A medical forfeit is an action that allows a competitor who fails medical exams, is injured, or becomes ill during the course of tournament competition to forfeit their match(es) without having to weigh in
or show up at the mat. In tournament competition, medical forfeits advance in a bracket until they meet an opponent.
a. In order for a medical forfeit to be official, the medical personnel, or an authorized institutional representative, shall inform the tournament director before the ill or injured competitor is called to the mat.
b. Medical forfeits count as a win for the opponent and do not count as a loss for the forfeited wrestler. Even though medical forfeits do not count as a loss, they must be placed on the wrestler's individual season record form. Individuals who medically forfeit a match retain all previous team points scored.
