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458 ALL-AMERICANS | 142 INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS | #DYNASTYDEFINED | 34 NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS | 11 OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALS OKLAHOMA STATE

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SOUTH DAKOTA STATE DUAL CAPSULE 6:30 p.m. CT | Frost Arena | Brookings, S.D. SERIES HISTORY VS. SOUTH DAKOTA Stream: FloWrestling STATE Radio: 93.7 KSPI-FM (Rex Holt and Roger Moore) Live Stats: Trackwrestling 11/16/14 W 25 9 N 11/27/15 W 21 9 A OKLAHOMA STATE SCHEDULE/RESULTS 1/22/17 W 31 9 H Date Opponent Time/Result 11/17 at South Dakota State 6:30 p.m. No. 22 South Dakota State No. 4 Oklahoma State 11/18 at Minnesota 4 p.m. JACKRABBITS COWBOYS 11/25 Wyoming 2 p.m. 0-1; 0-0 Big 12 0-0; 0-0 Big 12 12/9 Oklahoma 12:30 p.m. 12/16 at Northern Colorado 2 p.m. Coach Damion Hahn Coach John Smith 12/20 Reno Tournament of Champions All Day Minnesota, 2004 Oklahoma State, 1988 1/1-2 Southern Scuffle All Day Career: 0-1/1st year Career: 411-62-6/28th year 1/12 at Princeton 1 p.m. At South Dakota State: Same At Oklahoma State: Same 1/13 at Rutgers 1 p.m. 1/18 at West Virginia 7 p.m. PROBABLE STARTERS 1/19 at Pitt 1 p.m. 1/27 Iowa State 2 p.m. NO. 4 OKLAHOMA STATE VS. NO. 22 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SERIES 2/1 Northern Iowa 7 p.m. 2/3 Lehigh 1:30 p.m. 125: No. 4 Nick Piccininni (2-0) vs. Gregory Coapstick (1-3) Never met 2/8 Air Force 7 p.m. 133: No. 9 Daton Fix (3-0) vs. No.1 Seth Gross (1-0) Never met 2/16 at Missouri 2:30 p.m. 141: No. 5 Kaid Brock (0-0) vs. Riley Molitor (0-1) Never met 2/24 Iowa 2 p.m. 149: No. 5 Boo Lewallen (2-0) vs. No. 17 Henry Pohlmeyer (4-1) Never met 3/9-10 Big 12 Championships All Day 3/21-23 NCAA Championships All Day 157: No. 20 Andrew Shomers (0-0) vs. Colten Carlson (2-3) Never met 165: Chandler Rogers (3-0) vs. Logan Peterson (2-2) Never met 174: Jacobe Smith (0-0) vs. Brett Bye (2-4) Never met SERIES CAPSULE VS. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 184: Dakota Geer (3-0) vs. Zach Carlson Jr. (4-0) Never met Series History OSU leads, 3-0 197: No. 6 Preston Weigel (3-0) vs. Samuel Grove (0-3) Never met In Stillwater OSU leads, 1-0 In Brookings OSU leads, 1-0 HWT: No. 3 Derek White (0-0) vs. Blake Wolters (2-2) Never met Neutral OSU leads, 1-0 First meeting (2014) OSU 25, SDSU 9 Last meeting (2017) OSU 31, SDSU 9 COWBOY QUICK HITS John Smith vs. South Dakota State 3-0 ►Seven All-Americans and five seniors return to the Cowboys lineup and redshirt-freshman Damion Hahn vs. Oklahoma State 0-0 and 2017 Junior World Champion Daton Fix is another key addition at 133 pounds.

►In 2017-18 the Cowboys went 13-2 in dual meets and wrapped up conference competition at the Big 12 Championships in Tulsa, Okla., claiming their sixth consecutive conference title with four individual champions.

►The Cowboys enter the 2018-19 season with 11 wrestlers ranked at their respective weights in various polls. Following his NWCA All-Star Dual bout with Youssif Hemida, Derek White is the top-ranked Cowboy, coming in No. 3 at heavyweight.

►Oklahoma State head coach John Smith assumed the title of winningest active head coach in NCAA Division I wrestling over a year ago. He holds 411 wins for his coaching career. Last season, Smith became the eighth coach to notch 400 wins in division I wrestling.

►The Cowboys bring in two new faces at 157 and 184 in Andrew Shomers and Dakota Geer, respectively. Both wrestlers transferred from Edinboro and look to have an immediate impact for the Pokes.

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UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Stillwater, OK NAME WEIGHT YEAR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL Founded Dec. 25, 1890 Colors Orange and Black Wesley Ahrberg 157 Fr. Cushing, Okla./Cushing Enrollment 24,274 Christian Bahl 174 RFr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater Conference Big 12 Jonce Blaylock 157 RSr. Tulsa, Okla./Berryhill Team Name Cowboys Mascot Pistol Pete Kaid Brock 133/141 RJr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater President V. Burns Hargis Colton Denney 157 Fr. Edmond, Okla./Heritage Hall Athletic Director Mike Holder Facility (Capacity) Gallagher-Iba Arena (13,611) Zalin Edwards 165 RSr. Pawhuska, Okla./Pawhuska Athletic Web Site www.okstate.com Daton Fix 125/133 RFr. Sand Springs, Okla./Charles Page University Web Site www.okstate.edu Jacob Fontanez 125/133 RSo. Stillwater, Okla./Army West Point STAFF INFORMATION Dakota Geer 184 RSo. Franklin, Penn./Edinboro Head Coach John Smith Kaden Gfeller 141/149 RFr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Heritage Hall School Record 411-62-6 (28th year) Jalin Harper 165 Fr. Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan Overall Record 411-62-6 (28th year) Office Phone 405-744-4541 Austin Harris 197 RFr. Roseburg, Ore./Roseburg Office Fax 405-744-1763 Dusty Hone 149 RSo. Cedar City, Utah/St. Edward Associate Head Coach Zack Esposito Assistant Coach Chris Perry Bear Hughes 184 RFr. Coweta, Okla./Coweta Recruiting Coordinator Tyler Caldwell JaQuan Jackson 174 Fr. Tampa, Fla./Robinson Boo Lewallen 149 RJr. Yukon, Okla./Yukon TEAM INFORMATION 2017-18 Record 13-2 Mike Magaldo 141 RSr. Gillette, N.J. / Watchung Hills Regional 2017-18 Big 12 Record 8-0 Andrew Marsden 184/197 RJr. Crystal Lake, Ill./Crystal Lake Central 2018 Big 12 Tournament Finish 1st Geordan Martinez 149 RSr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Boise State 2018 NCAA Finish 13th 2017-18 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 14/5 Anthony Montalvo 184 Fr. Clovis, Calif./Buchanan NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost 7/2 Andrew Nieman 125/133 RSo. Stillwater, Okla. / Stillwater Starters Returning/Lost 8/2 All-Americans Returning/Lost 7/1 Nick Piccininni 125/133 RJr. East Setauket, N.Y. / Ward Melville Cornelius Putnam HWT RFr. Tampa, Fla./Blair Academy (N.J.) RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS Hanyu Qiu 149 Fr. Springfield, Va./West Springfield 2017-18 Kaid Brock (5th place, 133 pounds), Boo Lewallen (8th Chandler Rogers 165 RSr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater place, 149 pounds), Chandler Rogers (8th place, 165 Wyatt Sheets 149/157 RSo. Stilwell, Okla./Stilwell pounds), Jacobe Smith (8th place, 184 pounds) Bennett Sherrer 133 Fr. Pryor, Okla./Pryor 2016-17 Andrew Shomers 157 RJr. Ransomville, N.Y./Edinboro Nick Piccinni (4th place, 125 pounds), Kaid Brock (5th Jacobe Smith 174 RSr. Muskogee, Okla./NEO place, 133 pounds), Joe Smith (4th place, 157 pounds), Chandler Rogers (5th place, 165 pounds), Preston Joe Smith 157/165 RJr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater Weigel (6th place, 197 pounds) Gavin Stika 157/165 Fr. Creston, Ohio/Norwayne Jet Taylor 125 RFr. Salisaw, Okla./Sallisaw RETURNING BIG 12 CHAMPIONS 2017-18 Cole VanVleet 141/149 Fr. Littleton, Colo./Heritage Nick Piccininni (125 pounds), Boo Lewallen (149 Preston Weigel 197 RSr. Russell, Kan./Hays pounds), Chandler Rogers (165 pounds), Derek White Derek White HWT RSr. Edmond, Okla./Nebraska (heavyweight) Conner Wilson 133/141 Fr. Allen, Texas/ Allen 2016-17 Travis Wittlake 174 Fr. Coos Bay, Ore./Marshfield Nick Piccininni (125 pounds), Joe Smith (157 pounds), Preston Weigel (197 pounds) MEDIA INFORMATION AND POLICIES COWBOYS ON THE AIR Rex Holt and Roger Moore are in their 14th year together The Oklahoma State athletic communications office welcomes you MEDIA PARKING as the radio broadcast team of Oklahoma State Cowboy to another season of Cowboy wrestling. The communications staff Members of the media attending matches at Gallagher-Iba Arena is here to assist members of the media in their coverage of Okla- should park in the lot just south of the arena and Boone Pickens Wrestling. OSU wrestling can be heard on its primary homa State athletics. Please take a moment to become familiar Stadium. The entrance to the lot is located off Knoblock Street. No home of 93.7 KSPI-FM radio in Stillwater. Occasional with the following media policies. parking pass is necessary for entry into the lot. events are aired on either 105.5 KGFY-FM radio or 780 AM radio Stillwater should programming conflicts arise. CREDENTIALS VISITING RADIO, PHONE LINES Any time the Cowboys are on the air, the live broadcast Members of the media should contact Emily Lingenfelter in the Phone lines will be provided to the primary radio broadcast crews can also be accessed live on the official web site of OSU Oklahoma State media relations office to request credentials to for both the Cowboys and the visiting team. Additional lines are athletics, www.okstate.com. OSU wrestling duals ([email protected] or 405-744- available to the media on a first-come, first-served basis in the 416). Credentials can be picked up at the Southwest pass gate to Gallagher-Iba Arena media room. Gallagher-Iba Arena on match days. PHOTOGRAPHERS INTERVIEWS Photographers may shoot from the east and west sides of the mat, Media interview requests for Oklahoma State head coach John but are prohibited from shooting in front of either team’s bench on Smith should be directed to Sean Maguire in the OSU media the north and south sides of the mat. relations office. Any requests for assistant coaches and wrestlers should be directed to Emily Lingenfelter in the OSU media relations office. Coaches and wrestlers are typically available for interview before practice starts (usually around 3 p.m. CT), but arrangements can be made to accommodate most schedules. Rex Holt Roger Moore Play-by-play Analysis

JOHN SMITH OKLAHOMA STATE 100-WIN CLUB Head Coach | 28th Year | Oklahoma State, 1988 Wrestler W L T 1 John Smith (1984-88) 152 8 2 2 Alex Dieringer (2012-2016) 128 4 0 Now in his 28th year, Smith accepted the head coaching position at Oklahoma State in Mike Farrell (1986-89) 128 39 2 1992 and the numbers and accomplishments since that time speak for themselves. He Alan Fried (1991-94) 128 6 0 has led his alma mater to five NCAA team titles in 1994, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006, 5 Jordan Oliver (2009-13) 127 6 0 and he has coached 32 NCAA individual champions and five Olympians. Under his Jared Rosholt (2007-10) 127 24 0 7 Johny Hendricks (2004-07) 126 13 0 watch, the Cowboys have brought 18 team conference tournament championships, two 8 Cory Baze (1986-89) 125 41 1 Big 12 regular season titles and 114 individual conference titles back to Stillwater. He Johnny Thompson (2001-04) 125 14 0 has seen his student-athletes earn All-America recognition 129 times, an average of 4.8 10 Chris Perry (2010-14) 122 11 0 All-America honorees per year. Mike Sheets (1981-84) 122 12 0 Pat Smith (1990-94) 122 4 2 13 Kenny Monday (1981-84) 121 12 2 Jamal Parks (2009-12) 121 24 0 15 Zack Esposito (2003-06) 120 12 0 JOHN SMITH CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Tyrone Lewis (2001-04) 120 15 0 COACHING CAREER WRESTLING CAREER Coleman Scott (2005-08) 120 24 0 18 Chris Barnes (1987-90) 119 27 3 ►OSU’s All-Time Winningest Coach at 411-62-6 ►Six-Time World Champion Wrestler (1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992) 19 Chris Pendleton (2001-05) 118 12 0 ►Two-Time NWCA National Coach of the Year (1994, 2003) Ricky Stewart (1978-82) 118 17 0 ►Five-Time NCAA Champion Coach (1994, 2003, 2004, 2005, ►Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist (1988, 1992) ►Two-Time Pan American Games Gold Medalist (1987, 1991) 21 Eric Guerrero (1996-99) 117 13 0 2006) ►Two-Time Goodwill Games Gold Medalist (1986, 1990) 22 Steven Schmidt (1995-98) 115 15 0 ►USA Wrestling Women’s Co-Coach of the Year (2017) ►Two-Time NCAA Wrestling Champion (1987, 1988) 23 Nathan Morgan (2005-08) 114 20 0 ►20-Time Conference Champion Coach (1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, ►Three-Time NCAA All-American (1985, 1987, 1988) Lee Roy Smith (1977-80) 114 13 4 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012 (reg seas), 2013 (reg ►Three-Time Big Eight Champion (1985, 1987, 1988) 25 Randy Couture (1989-92) 113 42 3 seas/tourn), 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) ►Recipient, Amateur Athletic Foundation World Trophy (1992) Teague Moore (1996-99) 113 25 0 27 Kendall Cross (1987-90) 111 27 3 ►13-Time Big 12 Coach of the Year (1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2004, ►First Ever American To Earn FILA’s Master of Technique Award (Best technical wrestler in the world, 1990) Mark Munoz (1998-01) 111 27 0 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) 29 Kirk Mammen (1989-92) 110 33 5 ►Two-Time Big Eight Coach of the Year (1994, 1996) ►First Wrestler To Win James E. Sullivan Award (Nation’s top amateur athlete, 1990) Shane Roller (2000-03) 110 42 0 ►32 NCAA Individual Champions Coached ►U.S. Olympic Committee Sportsman of the Year (1990) 31 Nolan Boyd (2013-) 108 35 0 ►129 NCAA All-Americans Coached ►FILA Outstanding Wrestler of the Year (1991) Brandon Mason (2006-09) 108 43 0 ►114 Conference Individual Champions Coached ►USA Wrestling Athlete of the Year (1989) 33 Anthony Collica (2013-) 106 31 0 ►Coach, USA Olympic Wrestling Team (2000, 2012) ►Amateur Wrestling News Man of the Year (1988) 34 Austin Marsden 104 19 0 ►Coach, USA World Championships (1998, 2009, 2010, 2011) ►U.S. Olympic Committee Titan Award (2004) Mark Perry (1981-85) 104 21 2 Jake Rosholt (2003-06) 104 21 0 ►Coach, USA World Cup Team (1997) ►Named one of the 100 Greatest Olympians of All-Time (1996) 37 Eddie Klimara 103 37 0 ►Coach, USA Women’s Cadet World Team (2018) ►Member, FILA Hall of Fame (Inducted in 2003) ►Distinguished Member, National Wrestling Hall of Fame (inducted 38 Todd Chesbro (1989-92) 101 29 0 in 1997) Hardell Moore (1995-98) 101 30 0 ►Member, Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame (inducted in 1997) 40 Mark Branch (1994-97) 100 18 0 ►Member, NCAA 75th Anniversary Team (2005) Luke Skove (1982-86) 100 23 2 ►NWCA College Wrestler of the Year (1987)

SMITH YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Duals All Individual Bouts Conference NCAA Year Wins Losses Ties Bouts Wins Losses Ties Falls BWs Win % Pin % Place Champs Place Champs AAs 1992 7 0 0 268 218 45 5 53 108 82.3% 19.8% NA 3 2nd 1 6 1993 4 7 0 267 153 114 0 13 78 57.3% 4.9% NA NA NA NA NA 1994 13 1 0 340 241 99 0 25 115 70.9% 7.4% 1st 4 1st 3 6 1995 13 3 1 375 243 132 0 30 105 64.8% 8.0% 2nd 2 7th 1 3 1996 15 3 1 406 260 146 0 42 131 63.9% 10.3% 1st 2 6th 0 4 1997 21 0 0 424 319 105 0 43 137 75.2% 10.1% 1st 6 2nd 2 7 1998 20 0 0 443 329 114 0 46 120 74.3% 10.4% 1st 6 3rd 2 6 1999 23 0 0 395 289 106 0 50 140 73.0% 12.6% 2nd 3 3rd 1 4 2000 12 5 1 457 338 119 0 80 183 74.0% 17.5% 1st 4 5th 0 3 2001 17 1 0 477 368 109 0 108 196 78.8% 23.1% 1st 4 3rd 1 6 2002 20 3 0 444 325 119 0 67 151 73.2% 15.1% 2nd 3 5th 1 4 2003 17 0 0 513 376 137 0 74 165 73.3% 14.4% 1st 6 1st 2 7 2004 17 2 0 522 372 150 0 75 172 71.3% 14.4% 1st 4 1st 1 7 2005 21 0 0 576 432 144 0 90 213 75.0% 15.6% 1st 7 1st 5 7 2006 16 2 0 484 348 136 0 73 157 71.9% 15.1% 1st 4 1st 2 6 2007 14 5 0 437 275 162 0 42 108 62.9% 9.6% 3rd 3 5th 0 4 2008 16 3 1 516 363 153 0 71 179 70.3% 13.8% 3rd 1 T5th 1 4 2009 15 7 0 521 372 149 0 82 188 71.4% 15.7% 4th 0 16th 0 1 2010 15 2 1 498 355 143 0 77 174 71.3% 15.4% 1st 3 6th 0 4 2011 15 2 1 455 332 123 0 61 156 73.0% 13.4% 1st 5 4th 1 3 2012* 17 1 NA 535 391 144 0 83 189 73.1% 15.5% 2nd 4 6th 0 3 2013* 20 1 NA 736 521 215 0 140 301 70.8% 19.0% 1st 8 2nd 2 7 2014 11 5 NA 735 519 216 0 119 239 70.6% 16.2% 1st 6 3rd 2 5 2015 12 3 NA 751 505 246 0 97 217 67.2% 12.9% 1st 7 7th 1 4 2016 13 3 NA 769 558 211 0 123 288 72.5% 16.0% 1st 7 2nd 2 6 2017 14 1 NA 583 451 152 0 95 259 77.4% 16.3% 1st 8 3rd 1 8 2018 13 2 NA 630 460 170 0 112 257 71.5% 14.0% 1st 4 13th 0 4 Totals 411 62 6 13,606 9,750 3,859 5 1,974 4,726 71.6% 14.4% -- 114 -- 32 129 * Team also won the Big 12 dual match (regular season) championship

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THE BASICS 54 last season. The Cowboy notched eight major decisions and The Oklahoma State wrestling team opens the 2018-19 season was three takedowns shy of team leader Derek White. LAST MEETING this weekend on the road in Brookings, S.D. The Cowboys take on Jan. 22, 2017 | Stillwater, Okla. Big 12 opponent South Dakota State on Saturday before traveling A pair of less familiar faces takes the mat for the Cowboys this to Minnesota on Sunday. weekend at 157 and 184 pounds. Andrew Shomers and Dakota Although the Jackrabbits are not ranked in the dual meet poles, Geer put on the orange singlet for the first time at South Dakota SOUTH DAKOTA STATE NO. 19 9 the team is No. 20 in tournament rankings. State following their transfer from Edinboro. Shomers made the WATCH THE COWBOYS NCAA tournament for the first time last season and finished in the OKLAHOMA STATE NO. 1 31 The South Dakota State dual can be streamed at FloWrestling. round of 32. Geer comes into the season after a redshirt year at STILLWATER - The top-ranked and undefeated Oklahoma State wrestling com, and the Minnesota matchup will be live on BTN2go.com. Edinboro having made the NCAA Tournament in his true freshman team picked up its eighth win of the season Sunday afternoon at Gallagher- campaign for the Scots. Iba Arena, moving to 3-0 in Big 12 action with a 31-9 rout of 19th-ranked LISTEN LIVE South Dakota State. Fans can listen to both duals live on 93.7 KSPI-FM or okstate. IN THE POLLS The Cowboys earned five bonus-point victories in the win, including technical falls from redshirt freshman Nick Piccininni, senior Anthony Collica com with Roger Moore on the call. The Cowboys enter the 2018-19 season with wrestlers ranked and senior Nolan Boyd, who tallied the 100th win of his career. Senior Austin at each weight and are not lacking in depth. Intermat ranks the Schafer ended the match with an exclamation point, pinning Jackrabbit Alex ABOUT THE COWBOYS Cowboys as the No. 2 dual meet team in the country. Macki in the first period. Once again, following up a 20-2 tech fall in Friday's win over West Virginia, Coming off a rebuilding year that saw a number of Cowboys Nick Piccininni comes in at No. 4 for OSU, and in his wrestling Piccininni set the tone for the match at 125 pounds. Piccininni wasted no utilize redshirts, OSU returns seven All-Americans, adds a pair of poll debut, Daton Fix sits at No. 9 in the 133-pound rankings. time banking a 15-0 tech over Ben Gillette to put the Cowboys up, 5-0, on transfers and 2017 Junior World Champion Daton Fix to its lineup. Although he is ranked at No. 8 at 174 pounds, Chandler Rogers the Jackrabbits early. The redshirt freshman opened with a takedown and a A number of familiar faces are back on the mat, including seniors returns to the Cowboys' 165 slot with Jacobe Smith at 174. Smith is pair of nearfalls in the first period to lead 8-0. It took only 47 seconds into the second frame to end the match, as Piccininni, who elected to start the period Chandler Rogers, Jacobe Smith, Preston Weigel and Derek White. ranked No. 11 at 184 pounds. on bottom, escaped and tallied another takedown and four-point nearfall to Rogers led all Cowboys in falls with 11 and knocked off six Kaid Brock returns to the lineup for the Cowboys stepping in at lock up the win. ranked opponents on the season. In his first year competing in 141 pounds in place of two-time NCAA Champion Dean Heil. Brock Redshirt freshman Kaid Brock was upset at 133 pounds, as seventh- ranked Seth Gross came away with a 6-4 decision to give Brock his first loss the orange singlet, Jacobe Smith took home his first All-America is ranked No. 5 in a tough weight class. of the season and only the second of his career. nod, finishing eighth after being slotted at No. 13 for the NCAA Returning All-American Boo Lewallen is also ranked No. Reigning NCAA Champion at 141 pounds Dean Heil tallied his second ma- Tournament. Weigel returns from a season fraught with injuries 5. Lewallen entered the starting lineup in place of injured Geo jor decision of the weekend to seize momentum back in the Cowboys' favor. and looks to make a run at the podium again to wrap up his Martinez last season and captured a conference title and an eighth- Heil scored a takedown on South Dakota State's Isaac Andrade with under 20 seconds to go in the opening period to lead, 2-0, after one. The Cowboy Cowboy career. One of the Pokes’ pleasant surprises in 2017-18 place finish at the national tournament. junior opened the second on top and rode out the whole frame, adding a pair was heavyweight Derek White. Although White fell short of an At the upper weights, Preston Weigel looks to rebound from a of back points, after Andrade elected down. Heil finished off the major in the All-America finish at nationals, he collected a Big 12 title, 51 points difficult year at 197 pounds. The Cowboy missed the majority of third, escaping and dropping Andrade for another score on the way to a 9-0 win. in duals and a team-leading 55 takedowns for the Cowboys. the season with various injuries, but comes in at No. 6 in the polls. Anthony Collica also picked up his second bonus-point victory of the Following up an impressive 13-2 dual record, the Cowboys also Heavyweight Derek White is the highest ranked Cowboy at No. 3. weekend, working hard for a 23-8 tech fall over 20th-ranked Alex Kocer at claimed the program’s 52nd conference title, with Nick Piccininni, White knocked off Youssif Hemida at the NWCA All-Star Classic the 149 pounds. Collica used five takedowns in the opening period to hold a 10-4 Boo Lewallen, Chandler Rogers and Derek White bringing home first weekend of Nov. lead after three minutes. Five more takedowns in the final two periods and a couple of minutes of riding time allowed the senior to ride off with his first first-place finishes. Andrew Shomers is ranked No. 20 at 157 pounds and looks to tech of the season. Piccininni looks to secure his third conference title and make have an immediate impact for the Cowboys. Dakota Geer steps in At 157, Joe Smith came just short of tallying bonus points for OSU against his way back to the podium at the NCAA Championships in March. at 184 as a redshirt sophomore. South Dakota State's Logan Peterson. Leading, 9-2, in the third after a four- point nearfall with over a minute of riding time in the bank, Peterson escaped All-American Kaid Brock led the Cowboys in dual points scored with to cut Smith's lead to six. Smith got a couple of good looks, but couldn't convert on one final takedown, finishing with a 10-3 decision. Redshirt sophomore Chandler Rogers won his eighth-straight match, handling Luke Zilverberg in an 8-3 decision at 165 pounds. Leading, 4-3, heading to the second and starting in the defensive position, Rogers staved off Zilverberg with a takedown with just outside of a minute to go in the match, riding out the clock for the win. After opening his match in a 6-0 hole early at 174 pounds, Cowboy senior Kyle Crutchmer couldn't dig himself out, giving up a 7-2 decision to No. 20 David Kocer. Nolan Boyd's 100th win came with bonus points attached, as the senior picked up his second technical fall of the weekend in an 18-2 win over Martin Mueller at 184 pounds. Boyd used a 13-point first period to help propel him to the win, wrapping the match in 5:25. Boyd, the 40th Cowboy in program history to reach to century mark, has now tallied bonus points in four of his last five dual starts for the Pokes. Facing a tough test against eighth-ranked Nate Rotert, redshirt sophomore Preston Weigel dropped a 3-1 match in sudden victory Sunday. Trailing, 1-0, after two periods after being dinged for his second stalling warning in the second period, Weigel elected to start down and quickly escaped to open the final frame to tie the match. Neither wrestler could score in the final minutes of regulation, sending the match to sudden victory where Rotert would convert the decisive takedown. Heavyweight Austin Schafer recorded the second fall of his senior season, following up a 16-0 tech fall in his match on Friday with a first-period pin of South Dakota State's Alex Macki. With the triumph, Schafer pushed his record on the season to 16-1 overall with nine of those wins coming with bonus points.

No. 1 Oklahoma State 31, No. 19 South Dakota State 9 Jan. 22, 2017 | Gallagher-Iba Arena | Stillwater, Okla. 125: No. 11 Nick Piccininni (OSU) TF Ben Gillette (SDSU) 15-0 (3:47) 133: No. 7 Seth Gross (SDSU) dec. No. 2 Kaid Brock (OSU) 6-4 141: No. 1 Dean Heil (OSU) MD Isaac Andrade (SDSU) 9-0 149: No. 2 Anthony Collica (OSU) TF No. 20 Alex Kocer (SDSU) 23-8 157: No. 6 Joe Smith (OSU) dec. Logan Peterson (SDSU) 10-3 165: No. 6 Chandler Rogers (OSU) dec. Luke Zilverberg (SDSU) 8-3 174: No. 20 David Kocer (SDSU) dec. No. 5 Kyle Crutchmer (OSU) 7-2 184: No. 6 Nolan Boyd (OSU) TF Martin Mueller (SDSU) 18-2 197: No. 8 Nate Rotert (SDSU) dec. No. 4 Preston Weigel (OSU) 3-1, SV HWT: No. 7 Austin Schafer (OSU) fall Alex Macki (SDSU) 2

LAST TIME OUT USA TODAY/NWCA DIVISION I Seven members of the Oklahoma State starting lineup claimed WHITE BEATS HEMIDA AT ALL-STAR CLASSIC COACHES POLL (NOV. 13) titles at the OCU Open on Nov. 4 to begin the 2018-19 season. Oklahoma State wrestling redshirt senior Derek White knocked Aside from the seven Cowboy wrestlers who earned open titles, off No. 3 Youssif Hemida of Maryland in the heavyweight bout at OSU had four Cowboys finish second and another earn a medal. the 2018 National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Star Classic School Points Record Travis Wittlake (174 pounds) and Colton Denney (165 pounds) in Denver. White upended the 2018 All-American 7-5 in sudden 1. Penn State 400 1-0 claimed titles in the freshman/sophomore division, and Anthony victory after trailing by as many as three in the second period. 2. Ohio State 375 1-0 3. Iowa 370 2-0 Montalvo fought back from a second-round loss to bring home third. The NWCA All-Star Classic is an exhibition dual that matches 4. Oklahoma State 347 0-0 up two of the best from around the nation in each weight class. 5. Michigan 334 1-0 OCU Open Final Results (Open Division) Although the result doesn't count for either wrestler's record, the 6. Lehigh 317 0-0 125: Nick Piccininni (1st) win provides a good bit of confidence for White, who is coming off 7 Missouri 308 2-0 133: Daton Fix (1st), Andrew Nieman (2nd) an unprecendted season that saw the Edmond, Okla. native go 8. NC State 297 0-0 141: Kaden Gfeller (1st), Mike Magaldo (2nd) 25-4 overall on the way to his first career Big 12 title. 9. Cornell 270 0-0 149: Boo Lewallen (1st) 10 Virginia Tech 254 0-0 157: Jonce Blaylock (1st), Wyatt Sheets (2nd) GET YOUR FIX 11. Arizona State 228 1-0 12. Nebraska 224 3-0 174: Chandler Rogers (1st), Christian Bahl (4th) Zalin Edwards (DNP) Oklahoma State redshirt freshman Daton Fix spent 2017-18 13. Minnesota 217 1-0 competing internationally as a member of the USA Junior World 184: Dakota Geer (1st), Bear Hughes (3rd) 14. Northern Iowa 191 0-0 197: Preston Weigel (1st), Andrew Marsden (2nd), Austin Harris (4th) team. 15. Purdue 152 2-0 Fix took gold at the 2017 Junior World Championships in August 16. Illinois 151 0-1 OCU Open Final Results (Freshman/Sophomore Division) 2017, outscoring his five opponents by a combined score of 53-1 17. Wisconsin 145 3-0 141: Cole VanVleet (DNP), Conner Wilson (DNP), Bennett Sherrer (DNP) and leading the United States to its first team title since 1984. With 18. Wyoming 105 2-0 157: Hanyu Qiu (DNP) the win, Fix became the first Cowboy wrestler to take gold at the 19. Lock Haven 92 0-0 165: Colton Denney (1st), Gavin Stika (2nd), Wes Ahrberg (DNP) event since Alan Fried in 1991. 20. North Dakota State 85 2-0 21. Utah Valley 82 2-1 174: Travis Wittlake (1st), JaQuan Jackson (DNP) After blazing through the 2018 Senior World Team Trials, 22. South Dakota State 70 0-1 the Sand Springs native fell to world bronze medalist Thomas 184: Anthony Montalvo (3rd) 23. Rutgers 66 4-1 Gilman at Final X. Fix then participated in a special wrestle-off 24. North Carolina 49 1-0 SERIES NOTES with Brandon Courtney of Arizona State. The Cowboy oustcored 25. Northwestern 34 0-1 ►The Cowboys and Jackrabbits have met three times in both Courtney 21-0 in the two matches, sealing a spot on his third- programs' histories, with the Pokes taking each prior matchup. straight World Team. ►All three matchups have come in the John Smith era. After storming through the first two rounds in Trnava, Slovakia, INTERMAT TOURNAMENT ►This bout marks the first for the Jackrabbits under head coach Fix lost to Asia Junior Championships runner-up Naveen Naveen, RANKINGS (NOV. 13) Damian Hahn. 5-4, in the semifinals. He returned to the mat to collect his third ►OSU has only wrestled one other time in Brookings, a matchup the technical fall of the tournament over Kyrgyzstan's Bekbolot School Points Myrzanazar Uulu and bring home a third-place finish. Cowboys won, 21-9, in 2015. 1. Penn State 141 ►Saturday will mark the first contest between John Smith and The win marked his fourth-consecutive top-three finish in world 2. Ohio State 99.5 Damian Hahn. competition. 3. Oklahoma State 87.5 In his first weekend donning the orange singlet, he is set to 4. Iowa 85 400 AND COUNTING wrestle defending NCAA Champion Seth Gross at South Dakota 5. Michigan 67.5 Last season, Oklahoma State head coach John Smith assumed State and turns around Sunday to face Minnesota's No. 6 Ethan 6. NC State 62.5 the title of winningest active head coach in NCAA Division I Lizak. 7. Missouri 56 8. Nebraska 54.5 wrestling. 9. Minnesota 48.5 After the Cowboys' win over Minnesota in November, Smith 10. Cornell 46.5 reached dual win No. 400 for his career, becoming the seventh 11. Lehigh 45 head coach in DI history to reach that benchmark. He is also only 12. Northwestern 38.5 the fifth coach to win all of his duals at the same school. Currently 13. Northern Iowa 38 sitting at 411 career wins, Smith is 10 wins away from tying Jack 14. Rutgers 37.5 Childs and T.J. Kerr for fifth on the list. Impressively, of his 411 15. Virginia Tech 37 wins, 142 have come over top-10 teams. 16. Arizona State 36 17. Princeton 35 A look at the full list: 18. Illinois 31.5 19. Wisconsin 28.5 All-Time Wrestling Coaching Wins* 20. South Dakota State 25.5 1. 616 Dale Thomas Oregon State 1957-90 21. Lock Haven 24 2. 493 Harold Nichols Iowa State /Arkansas St. 1948-85 22. North Carolina 22.5 3. 442 Gary Taylor Rider 1977-2017 23. Oregon State 21.5 3. 440 J Robinson Minnesota 1986-2016 24. Kent State 20 4. 424 Bobby Douglas Iowa St./Arizona St. 1975-2006 25. Maryland 17.5 5. 421 Jack Childs Drexel 1975-2010 T.J. Kerr CSU-Bakersfield/San Jose State 1984-2013 7. 411 John Smith Oklahoma State 1992-Pres. COWBOYS IN THE RANKINGS * Includes only DI wins Intermat TOM AWN WIN OSU STATISTICAL LEADERS Nick Piccininni, 125 4 4 2 3 Overall Wins: 3, six wrestlers Daton Fix, 133 9 11 9 8 Dual Wins: None Kaid Brock, 141 5 5 5 4 Ranked Wins: None Boo Lewallen, 149 5 5 5 5 Bonus Point Wins: 3, three wrestlers Andrew Shomers, 157 17 16 18 15 Wins by Fall: 3, Chandler Rogers Joe Smith, 165 7 5 6 -- Wins by Technical Fall: 2, three wrestlers Chandler Rogers, 174 8 8 8 7 Wins by Major Decision: 1, six wrestlers Jacobe Smith,184 11 -- 10 8 Dual Takedowns: None Dakota Geer, 184 -- 12 -- 12 Dual Nearfalls: None Preston Weigel, 197 6 6 6 6 * Does not include redshirt athletes Derek White, 285 3 4 5 3

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1. Oklahoma State Wrestling 34 2. New York Yankees (MLB) 27 3. Montreal Canadiens (NHL) 22 4. Boston Celtics (NBA) 17 5. Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) 6

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1. Oklahoma State Wrestling 34 2. USC Men's Outdoor Track 26 3. Iowa Wrestling 23 COWBOY WRESTLING TRADITION 4. Denver Skiing 21 Yale Men's Golf 21 Oklahoma State wrestling celebrated 100 years of history three seasons ago. The Cowboys, then known as the Oklahoma A&M Tigers and led by A.M. Colville, wrestled their first match in 1915 against the University of Texas. It was a rough start for 5. USC Men's Tennis 20 OSU as it fell to the Longhorns in its lone dual of the season. But the Cowboys pulled through and went on to win 34 NCAA team North Carolina Women's Soccer 20 championships (the most by any school in any sport), 142 individual champions and 462 All-Americans. Overall, the Cowboys hold an incredibly impressive 1,106-129-23 overall record.

NO OFF-SEASON The 2018-19 college wrestling season might have ended in March, but several Cowboys competed as late as June with others wrestling through the summer and into the beginning of the fall semester. NCAA INDIVIDUAL On June 1, Nic Piccininni, Jacob Fontanez, Kaden Gfeller, Kaid Brock, Tristan Moran, Boo Lewallen, Chander Rogers, Joe WRESTLING CHAMPIONS Smith and Cornelius Putnam traveled to Akron, Ohio, to contend for a spot on the United States U23 Freestyle World Team. Redshirt freshman Bear Hughes clinched a spot on the Junior Greco-Roman World Team. The Cowboy advanced to the finals 1. Oklahoma State 142 following winning a U.S. Open title in Las Vegas. He went on to sweep the finals in Indianapolis this summer. 2. Iowa 81 Austin Harris also made a run at the Open, claiming a 97 kg Junior Greco title at the UWW freestyle tournament in April. He 3. Iowa State 69 finished eighth at the 2017 Junior Nationals to earn All-America Status. The Rosebur, Ore., native went to Fortaleza Brazil, in 4. Oklahoma 67 August, where he spent just over two minutes on the mat on his way to a Junior Pan-American Greco title. Harris also won his 5. Penn State 41 weight class in the freestyle bracket. 6. Lehigh 28 Daton Fix spent his summer on the mat contending for a position on the USA Wrestling Senior freestyle team and ultimately training and competing at 57kg on the Junior World team. 7. Michigan State 25 Fix swept the U.S. Open with five wins over opponents among the ranks of former Cowboy Eddie Klimara, Zane Richards and four-time NCAA All-American Zach Sanders The wins set the stage for a best-of-three series with two-time world team member Tony Ramos. Fix only needed to matches to get the job done. He fell at FinalX to World Bronze Medalist Thomas Gilman but moved on to defeat Arizona State's Brandon Courtney in a best- of-three series to earn a spot on the Junior World Team. NCAA WRESTLING The redshirt freshman travled to Trnava, Slovakia to compete for his second-consecutive World Title, but was upset in the ALL-AMERICANS semifinals. The Cowboy fought back and collected a third-place finish, marking his third bronze finish at world competition. COAST-TO-COAST COWBOYS 1. Oklahoma State 462 The 2018-19 Cowboys roster features 19 native Oklahomans, but the remaining 17 wrestlers come to Oklahoma State from 13 2. Iowa 327 other states, including: California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, 3. Iowa State 290 Utah and Virginia. 4. Oklahoma 273 5. Penn State 217 OKLAHOMA STATE IS "WRESTLING U" 6. Michigan 194 In 2016, Dan Lobdell and Andrew Spey of FloWrestling highlighted the best schools at each weight class over the past 15 years. The 10-part series breaks down each weight class using an algorithm that factors in a school's NCAA qualifiers, All- Americans and national champions over that time span to name one school the best at each class. Oklahoma State took top honors in four weight classes (133, 149, 165 and 174), while finishing second at heavyweight. Not only were the Cowboys one of two schools to take multiple weight classes, but OSU was the only program to take more than two.

ALL IN THE FAMILY Like most years, this season’s squad features a number of family ties within Cowboy wrestling Coach John Smith promoted his nephew Chris Perry from the volunteer assistant position more than a year ago to a member of the full-time coaching staff. Smith's son and two-time All-American Joe, returns to the mat in 2018-19 after a redshirt year. Redshirt sophomore Andrew Marsden's brothers Alex and Austin both wrestled for OSU through 2016. Chandler Rogers older brother Jordan was a Cowboy wrestler from 2012-2017. Redshirt sophomore Wyatt Sheets' father, Mike, was a four-time All-American and two-time NCAA Champion during his time as a Cowboy, while freshman Daton Fix, Wes Ahrberg and Zalin Edwards' fathers both competed for the Cowboys.

CHAMPS IN THE CLASSROOM Seven members of the Oklahoma State wrestling team earned spots on the Academic All-Big 12 team, and two earned NWCA All-Academic status. Senior Dean Heil earned first team honors, as Jonce Blaylock, Gary Wayne Harding and Andrew Marsden. Geo Martinez, Donald Cannon and Hestin Lamons received second team honors.Blaylock was honored for his second consecutive season Heil and Blaylock were also named to the NWCA All-Academic team, with Heil receiving recognition for the fourth time in his Cowboy career.

SMITH SIGNS SEVEN TO NLI Oklahoma State wrestling head coach John Smith announced the signing of seven student-athletes to National Letters of Intent on Nov. 15. Brevin Balmeceda, Cade Lindsey, Daniel Manibog, Chance McLane, Colt Newton, Triston Wills and Reece Witcraft will join the Cowboys in the fall of 2018. Balmeceda is Flo's No. 6 ranked high school wrestler in the country at 152 pounds and Intermat's No. 3. He boasts two Florida state titles to date. The Cowboy commit won the 2017 Super 32 and is a three-time NHSCA National Tournament champion. He notched a fourth-place finish at Super 32 this year. Balmeceda comes to Oklahoma from South Dade High School where he wrestles for his father. The 2019 Cowboy class also includes Katy, Texas', Daniel Manibog who comes in at No. 9 in Flo's 145-pound rankings. He's a two-time Texas state champion and knocked off multiple top-ranked wrestlers at Fargo this summer to finish fourth. Flo's No. 19 2018 FINAL BIG 12 wrestler at 132, Reece Witcraft will also join the Cowboys in 2019. McLane comes to OSU from Bozeman Montana with two state titles under his belt and a second-place finish at the USA World DUAL RECORDS Greco-Roman Team Trials at 65 kg. McLane competed alongside fellow Cowboy signee Balmeceda at Super 32 this fall. Derby High School teammates Triston Wills and Cade Lindsey are set to join the Cowboys following their senior seasons. School Overall Big 12 Lindsey is a three-time, top-three finisher in Kansas, and Wills took home top honors last season when he knocked off current Air Force 8-5 3-4 Cowboy Jalin Harper in the 160-pound Kansas state finals. Oklahoma native Colt Newton also signed this week. He is a three-time state finalist and dropped a finals bout to Witcraft in 2018 after defeating him in the regular season. Fresno State 4-16 1-5 COACHED BY THE BEST Iowa State 8-10 3-6 When wrestlers come to compete at Oklahoma State, they are coached by the best. John Smith holds six world championships North Dakota State 7-10 1-7 and two Olympic gold medals. Smith, Zack Esposito, Chris Perry and Tyler Caldwell also combine for five NCAA championships Northern Colorado 3-10 2-6 and 13 All-America honors. Smith brings in a plethora of international coaching experience. Most recently, he coached the 2017 Northern Iowa 6-5 3-2 USA Women's Cadet World Team, for which he was named USA Wrestling Women's Co-Coach of the Year alongside Campbell's Oklahoma State 13-2 8-0 Kary Kolat. Oklahoma 8-11 3-7 Esposito has had a hand in coaching World teams for the past four years, including two Cadet World Teams, a first-place Junior South Dakota State 14-2 8-0 World Team and title-winning World Cup Team. Utah Valley 8-6 4-4 The breakdown: West Virginia 6-7 4-4 Olympic Medalists Wyoming 13-3 7-2 John Smith 1988 and 1992 Gold

Senior World Championships Medalists John Smith 1987, 1989, 1990 and 1991 Gold BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP NCAA Individual Championships TEAM STANDINGS John Smith 1987, 1988 1. Oklahoma State 137 Zack Esposito 2005 2. UNI 96.5 Chris Perry 2013, 2014 3. South Dakota State 94 WRESTLING'S HOUSE OF HORRORS 4. Wyoming 82.5 No venue in America has a richer wrestling tradition than Gallagher-Iba Arena, home of Oklahoma State wrestling since 1939. 5. North Dakota State 57 In its beginning as Gallagher Hall, the gymnasium was named for Edward Clark Gallagher, the Oklahoma A&M wrestling mentor 6. Oklahoma 52 who never wrestled competitively but became the greatest coach of his time. 7. Iowa State 51 Since wrestling began in Gallagher-Iba Arena, the Cowboys have won 25 NCAA titles and have had 40 unbeaten and untied 8. Utah Valley 50.5 campaigns at home. One of their longest winning streaks ran with the arena’s opening in 1939 and lasted until Feb. 16, 1951. 9. West Virginia 50 During that period, Oklahoma State won 37 straight home duals, with no ties. 10. Northern Colorado 30.5 Gallagher-Iba Arena has proved to be one of the most difficult venues for opponents to win in across all of college sports, as the 11. Fresno State 26.5 Cowboy wrestling program boasts an impressive 482-40-6 overall record in the arena. From the final dual of 1959 through the first five home duals of the 1967 season, Oklahoma State wrestled 67 duals without a 12. Air Force 22.5 loss, finishing with an impressive 60-0-1 record before the streak was broken by Oklahoma, 19-13. OSU’s latest home winning streak of 50 consecutive duals was the second-longest such streak without a loss or tie, as it began near the end of the 1986 season and lasted until Jan. 30, 1993. BIG 12 WRESTLERS OF THE WEEK Nov. 12: Dom Demas, Oklahoma, RFr. (141 pounds)

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2017-18 BREAKDOWN 2017-18 INDIVIDUAL STATS Overall Dual Match Record 13-2 Overall Dual Dual vs. Ranked Tech Dual Matches Only Starters Weight Record Record Points Opponents Falls Falls MD Quick TD Esc Rev NF Dual Match Record vs. Big 12 Opponents 8-0 Nick Piccininni 125 23-5 11-3 46 7-5 2 7 4 1:11 21 12 1 20 Dual Match Record at Home 7-1 Kaid Brock 133 30-5 14-1 54 6-4 5 4 8 1:41 52 11 3 4 Dean Heil 141 25-7 11-4 47 4-5 6 4 2 1:14 24 10 3 9 Dual Match Record on the Road 4-1 Boo Lewallen 149 29-8 6-4 25 6-7 1 8 3 5:11 29 18 3 5 Dual Match Record at Neutral Sites 2-0 Jonce Blaylock 157 14-9 7-7 23 1-4 -- -- 4 -- 21 21 -- 2 Chandler Rogers 165 24-6 11-2 49 6-5 11 1 1 0:32 18 11 1 3 Dual Match Record vs. Top 25 3-2 Jacobe Smith 174 22-8 8-2 30 4-7 6 2 4 1:13 24 14 1 4 Keegan Moore 184 18-10 9-5 34 0-6 6 -- 2 0:22 22 12 5 -- Preston Weigel 197 11-3 8-1 28 6-2 -- 2 1 -- 9 9 -- 9 Derek White HWT 25-4 14-1 51 4-4 -- 5 11 -- 55 16 -- 7

Overall Dual Dual vs. Ranked Tech Dual Matches Only Reserves Weight Record Record Points Opponents Falls Falls MD Quick TD Esc Rev NF 2017-18 RESULTS Ethan Andersen HWT 15-5 ------11 -- -- 0:10 ------Blake Andrews HWT 21-8 -- -- 0-1 5 3 4 0:42 ------Date Opponent Time/Result Christian Bahl 174 6-1 ------1 1 1 0:55 ------11/11 vs. No. 22 North Carolina W, 25-9 Donald Cannon II 125 1-1 ------1 ------11/12 Journeymen Classic 5 champs Tyler Dieringer 157 8-6 ------5 -- 2 1:22 ------11/19 NO. 6 MINNESOTA W, 30-3 Daton Fix 125 5-0 -- -- 2-0 -- 2 1 ------Kaden Gfeller 141 21-4 -- -- 2-4 4 6 7 1:53 ------11/26 at North Dakota State W, 40-3 Eli Hale 125 13-3 -- -- 1-3 1 4 1 1:23 ------12/18 at Northern Colorado W, 37-4 Gary Wayne Harding 125 14-7 -- -- 0-2 3 2 2 0:55 ------12/19 at Wyoming W, 20-15 Austin Harris 174/184 13-8 ------4 1 4 1:08 ------1/5 vs. No. 5 NC State (in Naples, Italy) W, 19-16 Bear Hughes 184 13-9 ------6 -- 2 0:42 ------Hestin Lamons 174 2-5 1-4 7 0-2 ------2 17 -- -- 1/14 at No. 7 Iowa L, 20-12 Mike Magaldo 141 7-2 -- -- 0-1 2 -- -- 1:14 ------1/19 WEST VIRGINIA W, 29-6 Andrew Marsden 184/197 15-7 6-1 23 0-4 7 2 4 0:58 19 13 1 6 1/21 KENT STATE W, 42-3 Geo Martinez 149 13-4 3-2 11 2-1 5 2 2 0:45 6 4 1 2 1/27 NO. 3 MISSOURI L, 21-19 Dalton Moran 157 3-7 0-2 -- -- 1 -- -- 1:40 1 2 -- -- Tristan Moran 149 19-7 1-0 3 2-2 5 5 1 0:25 1 1 -- 1 1/28 IOWA STATE W, 32-3 Cornelius Putnam HWT 14-5 ------3 -- -- 1:15 ------2/2 NO. 13 NORTHERN IOWA W, 24-10 Wyatt Sheets 157 11-5 ------3 3 2 0:43 ------2/9 EDINBORO W, 34-6 Joe Smith 165/174 7-0 ------2 1 3 3:29 ------2/11 OKLAHOMA W, 31-6 Josh Solomon 141 4-5 -- -- 0-1 2 -- -- 1:46 ------Jet Taylor 125 14-6 ------5 2 1 0:35 ------2/18 at Fresno State W, 41-0 3/3-4 Big 12 Championships 1st, 4 champs 3/15-17 NCAA Championships 13th, 0 champs

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Date Opponent 125 133 141 149 157 165 174 184 197 285 Nov. 11 North Carolina Piccininni Brock Heil Martinez Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Marsden White Nov. 19 Minnesota Piccininni Brock Heil Martinez Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Marsden White Nov. 26 at North Dakota St. Piccininni Brock Heil Martinez Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Marsden White Dec. 18 at Northern Colorado Piccininni Brock Heil Martinez Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White Dec. 19 at Wyoming Piccininni Brock Heil Martinez Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White Jan. 5 NC State Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White Jan. 14 at Iowa Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White Jan. 19 West Virginia Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock D. Moran Smith Moore Weigel White Jan. 21 Kent State Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock D. Moran Smith Moore Weigel White Jan. 27 Missouri Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White Jan. 28 Iowa State Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Lamons Marsden Weigel White Feb. 2 Northern Iowa Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Lamons Moore Weigel White Feb. 9 Edinboro Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Lamons Moore Marsden White Feb. 11 Oklahoma Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Blaylock Rogers Lamons Moore Marsden White Feb. 18 at Fresno State Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Moran FFT Rogers Moore Marsden White March 3-4 Big 12 Championships Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen Moran Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White March 15-17 NCAA Championships Piccininni Brock Heil Lewallen N/A Rogers Smith Moore Weigel White

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PICCININNI NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-19 (R-Junior Season) 11/4 Corey Muniz University of the Ozarks W F, 2:30 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 4 by Intermat. 11/4 Dominic Rivera New Mexico Highlands W TF, 19-4 OCU Open (1st) ►Began the 2018-19 campaign with two bonus-point wins at the OCU Open en route to a first-place finish.

2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) ►Went 23-5 overall at 125 pounds and 11-3 in dual meets for the Cowboys. ►Began the season knocking off returning NCAA Champion Darian Cruz at the NWCA Classic. ►Led all Cowboys in nearfalls with 20. ►Notched his second consecutive Big 12 title, defeating No. 16 Christian Moody (OU) and No. 11 Zeke Moisey (WVU). ►Earned his second NCAA Tournament bid as the No. 6 seed and advanced to the round of 16.

2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) ►Went 27-8 overall with as 12-3 dual mark in his first season as a starter at 125 pounds. ►All-American at 125, going 5-2 with ranked wins over No. 9 Josh Rodriguez of North Dakota State, No. 7 Sean Russell of Edinboro and No. 10 Jack Mueller of Virginia to finish fourth overall at the national tournament. ►With the honor, became the program’s 35th freshman All-American. ►Snagged his first Big 12 title, defeating No. 4 Josh Rodriguez in sudden victory in the finals to pick up the crown. ►Finished sixth at the Southern Scuffle to help the Pokes to their first team title at the event. ►First-time NCAA qualifier. PICCININNI CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2015-16 Redshirted 2016-17 27-8 12-3 7-6 1 4 7 6:04 2017-18 23-5 11-3 7-5 2 4 7 1:11 2018-19 2-0 -- -- 1 0 1 2:30 Career 52-13 23-6 14-11 3 8 14 1:11

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FIX NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (Redshirt Season) 11/4 Cheyenne Davis unattached W FF OCU Open (1st) ►Went 5-0 at 125 pounds in his fist year at Oklahoma 11/4 Kristofer Hudson Oklahoma W TF, 19-3 OCU Open (1st) State. 11/4 Andrew Nieman Oklahoma State W TF, 19-4 OCU Open (1st) ►Competed at the Reno Tournament of Champions where he knocked off No. 10 Ronnie Bresser (Oregon State) and No. 8 Sean Fausz (NC State) en route to a first-place finish.

FIX CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2017-18 Redshirted 2018-19 3-0 ------2 -- Career 3-0 ------2 --

BROCK NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Junior Season) 11/2* No. 2 Joey McKenna Ohio State L 11-4 NWCA All-Star Classic ►Ranked No. 5 by Intermat. *All-Star match does not count toward record

2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) ►Went 30-5 overall and 14-1 in dual matches at 133 pounds. ►Led all Cowboys in dual points scored with 54, record- ing five pins, four technical falls, eight major decisions and 52 takedowns in dual matches ►Went 6-4 against ranked opponents, knocking off Min- nesota’s Mitch McKee in the Cowboys’ first home dual. ►Defeated No. 7 Montorie Bridges at the Big 12 Cham- pionships to bring home a runner-up finish. ►Recorded a major decision over No. 10 Jack Mueller and defeated No. 8 Montorie Bridges (Wyoming) at the NCAA Championships to finish fifth and bring home All- America honors for the second time in his career.

2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) ►After his true freshman season was cut short due to injury, rebounded in an impressive way by going 29-4 overall and 14-1 in dual matches in his first full season. ►2017 All-American, finishing fifth at 133 pounds. ►Recorded ranked wins over No. 14 Mitch McKee of Minnesota and No. 11 Bryan Lantry of Buffalo to advance to the championship bracket semifinals. ►With the honor, became the program’s 35th freshman All-American. ►Came up with a 5-3 win over No. 7 Eric Montoya of Nebraska in the event’s fifth-place match. ►Defeated No. 10 Earl Hall of Iowa State, 7-4, in the semifinals of the Big 12 Championships, where he finished second. ►Defeated eventual national champion and No. 1 Cory Clark of Iowa, 7-6, in the Cowboys’ win over the Hawkeyes. ►Went 5-0 at the Southern Scuffle to take home his first career title at the event and help the Cowboys earn the program’s first team title. ►Named to the Big 12 and NWCA All-Academic Teams. ►First-time NCAA qualifier BROCK CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2015-16* 19-1 2-0 3-1 5 1 6 0:03 2016-17 29-4 14-1 13-4 2 9 1 2:13 2017-18 30-5 14-1 6-4 5 8 4 1:41 Career 51-5 16-1 16-5 7 10 10 0:03 *Received medical redshirt

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LEWALLEN NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Michael Triplett unattached W F, 4:58 OCU Open (1st) 2018-19 (R-Junior Season) 11/4 Joseph Rios Wayland Baptist W TF, 19-3 OCU Open (1st) ►Ranked No. 5 by Intermat at 149 entering the season. ►Took first at the OCU Open with two bonus-point wins.

2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) ►Went 29-8 overall in his first year as a fixture in the Cowboy lineup. ►Won his first Big 12 Championship, defeating No. 7 Max Thomsen of Northern Iowa in the finals. ►Got the first dual win of his career against West Virginia, defeating Kyler Rea by way of 12-4 major decision. ►Finished third at the Reno Tournament of Champions, going 4-1 before taking the third-place match over Campbell's Josh Heil, 12-8. ►Competing unattached, took open titles at the OCU Open, Lindenwood Open and Bob Smith Open. ►Seeded No. 8 at 149 pounds entering the NCAA Tournament and brought home his first All-America honors, placing eighth.

2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) ►Was outstanding in his debut season as a Cowboy, going 11-2 overall at 141 pounds. ►Opened eyes around the country at the Reno Tour- nament of Champions, going 5-0 with wins over No. 15 Javier Gasca of Michigan State and No. 9 Bryce Meredith to claim the title at 141 in his first collegiate event. ►Also competed at the Southern Scuffle, going 2-2 with his two losses coming to top-12 opponents. ►Won the Golden Norseman Open. LEWALLEN CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2015-16 Redshirted 2016-17 11-2 -- 2-2 -- 2 3 -- 2017-18 29-8 6-4 6-7 1 3 8 5:11 2018-19 2-0 -- -- 1 -- 1 4:58 Career 42-9 6-4 8-9 2 5 12 4:58

SHOMERS NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-19 (R-Junior Season) ►Ranked No. 20 at 157 pounds by Intermat.

2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) ►Went 29-8 in his sophomore campaign and 13-0 in dual matches for the Fighting Scots. ►Recorded one fall, eight technical falls and seven major decisions ►Won the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Championships and finished runner-up at the Eastern Wrestling League Championships. ►Received his first NCAA Championship bid and finished in the round of 32 at the tournament.

2016-17 (R-Freshman Season) ►Led the Cowboy reserves in wins, posting a 23-4 overall record at 141 pounds. ►Sixteen of his 23 wins came with bonus points, including nine falls, four major decisions and three technical falls. ►Won nine matches in a single day at the Reno Tournament of Champions to finish third at 141 and help the Cowboys to a team title at the event. ► Finished sixth at the Southern Scuffle, going 4-2 to help OSU to the program’s first Scuffle team title. ► Earned a ranked win over No. 9 Tommy Thorn, pinning the Minnesota product in the third period. SHOMERS CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2015-16 Redshirted 2016-17 18-5 -- 0-1 1 2 6 3:49 2017-18 29-8 13-0 1-1 1 7 8 1:26 2018-19 Career 47-13 13 1-2 2 9 14 1:26

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ROGERS NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-19 (R-Senior Season) 11/4 Tommy Rosen-St. John Wayland Baptist W F, 3:56 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 8 at 174 pounds by Intermat. 11/4 Drake Dudley University of North Texas W F, 1:44 OCU Open (1st) ►Pinned his way to an OCU Open title, spending less 11/4 Miguel Barreras UCO W F, 1:36 OCU Open (1st) than seven minutes on the mat in his three matches.

2016-17 (R-Junior Season) ►Went 24-6 overall at 165 pounds and 11-2 in duals. ►Won his first Big 12 Championship, defeating No. 20 Andrew Fogarty of North Dakota State, 12-9, in the finals. ►Led Cowboy starters with 11 pins. ►Edged No. 10 Nick Wanzek of Minnesota, 3-2, in the Cowboys' 30-3 win over the Gophers. ►Posted three falls en route to claiming the Bob Smith Open title. ►Was the No. 8 seed at the 2018 NCAA Tournament where he was upset in the first round but fought back beating No. 4 Chad Walsh (Rider), No. 7 Logan Massa (Michigan) and No. 15 Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) to finish eighth.

2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) ►Went 25-8 overall at 165 pounds with a 10-5 dual mark. ►Earned his first All-America honor, going 5-2 to finish fifth at 165 pounds. ►Led the team in falls with 11, to go along with four major decisions and a technical fall. ►Recorded ranked wins over No. 8 Dylan Cottrell of West Virginia, No. 11 Bryce Steiert of Northern Iowa, No. 5 Chad Walsh of Rider and No. 6 Daniel Lewis of Missouri. ►Finished second at the Big 12 Championships. ►Notched a third-period pin of No. 10 Yoanse Mejias of Oklahoma in the Stillwater Bedlam dual. ►Pinned No. 4 Daniel Lewis at the Southern Scuffle to go 5-0 with two falls, a tech fall and a major decision claiming the title at 165.

2015-16 (R-Freshman Season) ►Entered his first NCAA tournament seeded No. 9 but did not place. ►2016 Big 12 runner-up, falling to Lelund Weather- spoon in the 174-pound finals. ROGERS CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2014-15 Redshirted 2015-16 28-9 4-1 6-7 13 4 1 1:31 2016-17 25-8 10-5 10-8 11 4 1 0:38 2017-18 24-6 11-2 6-5 11 1 1 0:32 2018-19 3-0 -- -- 3 -- -- 1:36 Career 80-23 25-8 22-20 38 9 3 0:32

SMITH NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-1 (R-Junior Season) 11/2 Myles Amine Michigan L 10-2 NWCA All-Star Classic ►Ranked No. 11 at 184 pounds by Intermat. *All-Star match does not count toward record

2017-18 (R-Junior Season) ►Defeated 10th-ranked Yoanse Mejias of Oklahoma to finish third at the Big 12 Championships. ►Came up with a 10-1 major decision over Minnesota's Chris Pfarr in his first dual start at Gallagher-Iba Arena, helping OSU to a 30-3 win over Minnesota. ►Turned in a pair of pins to win the OCU Open title. ►Claimed the No. 13 seed at the NCAA Tournament where he garnered his first All-America regocnition, knocking off No. 7 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa) and No. 12 Forrest Pryzybysz (Appalachian State) en route to an eighth-place finish.

2016-17 (Redshirt Season) ►Went a perfect 15-0 in his redshirt season at 174 pounds, competing exclusively in open tournaments. ►Defeated No. 7 Zac Brunson of Illinois by way of third-period fall at the Joe Parisi Open. ►Competed in four open tournaments, taking home titles in all four: the OCU Open, Outlaw Open, Joe Parisi Open and Norseman Open.

At NEO ►Racked up a 76-6 overall record at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M. ►A two-time NJCAA Champion (2015 and 2016) at 174. SMITH CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2016-17 Redshirted 2017-18 18-5 8-2 2-4 6 2 2 1:13 2018-19 Career 18-5 8-2 2-4 6 2 2 1:13

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GEER NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Sophomore Season) 11/4 Alejandro Ordonez University of the Ozarks W F, 2:29 OCU Open (1st) ►Ranked No. 12 by TheOpenMat. 11/4 Kaden Truelove OCU W F, 4:24 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Matthew Waddell Oklahoma W Maj, 10-2 OCU Open (1st) ►Notched three bonus-point wins, including two falls, at the OCU Open where he brought home top honors.

2017-18 (Redshirt Season) ►Compiled a 16-4 record at 184 pounds, competing exclusively in open tournaments for the Scots. ►Claimed first place at the Clarion open and brought home runer-up finishes from the Eastern Michigan, Cleveland State and Edinboro Opens.

2016-17 (Freshman Season) ►Went 31-10 in his true-freshman campaign at Edinboro, leading the Scots with eight technical falls on the year. ►Was the EWL champion at 184 pounds. ►Placed fourth at the Southern Scuffle, picking up a pair of ranked wins over No. 15 Drew Foster (UNI) and No. 17 Chip Ness (UNC). ►Earned his first NCAA Tournament bid as the No. 14 seed. GEER CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2016-17 31-10 11-4 2-6 2 8 5 0:38 2017-18 Redshirted 2018-19 3-0 -- -- 2 1 0 2:29 Career 34-10 11-4 2-6 4 9 5 0:38

WEIGEL NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Senior Season) 11/4 Chris Collins New Mexico Highlands W F, 1:53 OCU Open (1st) ►Currently ranked No. 6 by Intermat at 197 pounds. 11/4 Riley Williams Wayland Baptist W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Andrew Marsden Oklahoma State W 6-3 OCU Open (1st) ►Notched the first pin of his career and a tech fall en route to an OCU Open title.

2017-18 (R-Junior Season) ►Went 11-3 despite battling injuries throughout the season, with six of those wins coming over ranked opponents. ►Finished third at the Big 12 Championships. ►Went 8-1 for the Cowboys in his dual starts. ►Collected two top-10 wins over No. 7 Mike Macchiavello of NC State and No. 5 Cash Wilcke of Iowa. ►Entered the NCAA Tournament as the No. 9 seed but suffered a first-match injury that sidelined him for the remainder of the tournament.

2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) ► Went 22-8 overall at 197 pounds with a 7-4 dual record. ► First-time All-American, finishing sixth at the national tournament with ranked wins over No. 11 Shawn Scott and No. 10 Kevin Beazley. ►Earned his second-straight Big 12 title, knocking off No. 8 Nate Rotert of South Dakota State and No. 5 Jacob Smith en route. ► Finished third at the Southern Scuffle, defeating teammate Derek White in the third-place match.

2015-16 (R-Freshman Season) ►Finished the season 19-12 overall in his first year as a starter for the Cowboys. ►Entered the 2016 Big 12 Championships seeded fifth and won his bracket, defeating No. 2 Nate Rotert of South Dakota State in the finals, 4-3. WEIGEL CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2015-16 20-11 4-2 2-6 -- 4 4 -- 2016-17 22-8 7-4 6-8 -- 4 4 -- 2017-18 11-3 8-1 6-2 -- 1 2 -- 2018-19 3-0 -- -- 1 -- 1 1:53 Career 56-22 19-7 14-16 1 9 11 1:53

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WHITE NOTES SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2017-18 (R-Senior Season) 11/2* No. 3 Youssif Hemida Maryland W 7-5 NWCA All-Star Classic ►Began his senior campaign with a 7-5 win over No. *All-Star match does not count toward record 3 Youssif Hemida (Maryland) at the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Star Classic.

2017-18 (R-Junior Season) ►Went 25-4 on the season and 14-1 in duals for the Cowboys in his first season starting at heavyweight. ►Won his first Big 12 Championship, defeating Fresno State's AJ Nevills in the finals. ►Led the Pokes in major decisions with 11 and in takedowns with 55 on the year. ►Racked up a pair of top-20 wins at the Journeymen Collegiate Classic, defeating No. 20 Jordan Wood (Lehigh) and majoring No. 9 Thomas Haines (Lock Haven) on his way to a second-place finish. ►Went 4-0 to claim the OCU Open heavyweight title. ►Garnered the No. 9 seed at the NCAA Champion- ships and advanced to the round of 16 before falling to Olympic gold medalist and national champion Kyle Snyder.

2016-17 (R-Sophomore Season) ►Went 18-9 overall competing at both 197 pounds and heavyweight. ►Made six dual starts for the Pokes. ►Took home the title at the Reno Tournament of Champions, defeating Cal Poly’s JT Goodwin in the finals. ► Finished fourth at the Southern Scuffle where he recorded his lone ranked win on the season with a 3-1 win over No. 15 Frank Mattiace of Penn. ►Posted his first dual win as a Cowboy in a 1-0 win over Dylan Reynolds of Edinboro.

At Nebraska ►Went 8-3, and made two dual appearances at 197 pounds with two technical falls.

WHITE CAREER STATS

Year Overall Dual vs. Ranked Fall MD TF Quick 2014-15 Redshirted 2015-16 8-3 0-2 2-1 -- -- 2 -- 2016-17 18-9 1-5 1-6 -- 4 1 -- 2017-18 25-4 14-1 3-2 -- 11 5 -- 2018-19 Career 51-16 15-8 7-11 -- 15 8 --

WES AHRBERG JAQUAN JACKSON 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 157 pounds 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 174 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Frankie Gonzalez New Mexico Highlands W Inj, 0:43 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Gage McBride Barton L TF, 16-1 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Gavin Stika Oklahoma State L 7-0 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Tristan Trujillo New Mexico Highlands L F, 1:53 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Andrew DeArmond Barton L 12-6 OCU Open (DNP) BOO LEWALLEN CHRISTIAN BAHL 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 149 pounds 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 174 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Michael Triiplett unattached W F, 4:58 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Zalin Edwards Oklahoma State W F, 0:58 OCU Open (4th) 11/4 Joseph Rios Wayland Baptist W TF, 19-3 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Miguel Barreras UCO L 6-0 OCU Open (4th) 11/4 Tommy Rosen-St. John Wayland Baptist W Maj, 9-1 OCU Open (4th) MIKE MAGALDO 11/4 Drake Dudley University of North Texas L 3-2 OCU Open (4th) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 141 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Brice O'Hara unattached W F, 2:40 OCU Open (2nd) JONCE BLAYLOCK 11/4 Kaden Gfeller Oklahoma State L 6-1 OCU Open (2nd) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 157 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site ANDREW MARSDEN 11/4 Tyler Mann Ouachita Baptist W 6-2 OCU Open (1st) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 184/197 pounds 11/4 Mario Rodriguez Newman W 7-2 OCU Open (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Wyatt Sheets Oklahoma State W 7-5 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Augustus Boyd Ouachita Baptist W F, 4:07 OCU Open (2nd) 11/4 Austin Harris Oklahoma State W 6-3 OCU Open (2nd) KAID BROCK 11/4 Preston Weigel Oklahoma State L 6-3 OCU Open (2nd) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 141 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site ANTHONY MONTALVO *11/3 No. 2 Joey McKenna Ohio State L 11-4 NWCA All-Star Classic 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 184 pounds *All-Star match does not count toward record Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Dakota Vaughan unattached W F, 2:28 OCU Open (3rd) COLTON DENNEY 11/4 Heath Gray UCO L 10-7 OCU Open (3rd) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 165 pounds 11/4 Gavin Coleman Labette W F, 0:23 OCU Open (3rd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Kevin Murry Cloud County W F, 0:44 OCU Open (3rd) 11/4 Kade McMahon University of the Ozarks W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Luke Carlin Wayland Baptist W F, 1:25 OCU Open (3rd) 11/4 Andrew DeArmond Barton W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Ivan Balavage unattached W F, 1:48 OCU Open (3rd) 11/4 Noah Perkins unattached W Maj, 17-6 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Gavin Stika Oklahoma State W 5-2 OCU Open (1st) ANDREW NIEMAN 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 133 pounds ZALIN EDWARDS Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 165 pounds 11/4 Rio Zamora UCO W 9-6 OCU Open (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Mike Jones unattached W F, 2:37 OCU Open (2nd) 11/4 Christian Bahl Oklahoma State L F, 0:58 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Daton Fix Oklahoma State L TF, 19-4 OCU Open (2nd) 11/4 Bryzon Hurd Wayland Baptist W 9-4 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Drake Dudley University of North Texas L F, 6:43 OCU Open (DNP) NICK PICCININNI 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 125 pounds DATON FIX Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 133 pounds 11/4 Corey Muniz University of the Ozarks W F, 2:30 OCU Open (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Dominic Rivera New Mexico Highlands W TF, 19-4 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Cheyenne Davis unattached W FFT OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Kristofer Hudson Oklahoma W TF, 19-3 OCU Open (1st) CORNELIUS PUTNAM 11/4 Andrew Nieman Oklahoma State W TF, 19-4 OCU Open (1st) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | Heavyweight Date Opponent School Result Score Site DAKOTA GEER 11/4 Korey Walker OCU L 5-3 OCU Open (4th) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 184 pounds 11/4 Nelson Fuentes Houston-Downtown W F, 1:27 OCU Open (4th) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Bryson McGowan OCU W 3-1 OCU Open (4th) 11/4 Alejandro Ordonez University of the Ozarks W F, 2:29 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Lee Jerhett University of the Ozarks L SV-1, 3-1 OCU Open (4th) 11/4 Kaden Truelove OCU W F, 4:24 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Matthew Waddell Oklahoma W Maj, 10-2 OCU Open (1st) HANYU QIU 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 149 pounds KADEN GFELLER Date Opponent School Result Score Site 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 141 pounds 11/4 Baltazar Loza OCU L 11-8 OCU Open (DNP) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Noah Gurrea Schreiner University W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Si Nhamnhouane University of the Ozarks W F, 1:42 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Conner Ward unattached W Maj, 10-1 OCU Open (1st) CHANDLER ROGERS 11/4 Mike Magaldo Oklahoma State W 6-1 OCU Open (1st) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Senior Year | 165 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site AUSTIN HARRIS 11/4 Tommy Rosen-St. John Wayland Baptist W F, 3:56 OCU Open (1st) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 197 pounds 11/4 DrakeDudley University of North Texas W F, 1:44 OCU Open (1st) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Miguel Barreras UCO W F, 1:36 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Andrew Marsden Oklahoma State L 6-3 OCU Open (4th) 11/4 Chris Collins New Mexico Highlands W 9-2 OCU Open (4th) WYATT SHEETS 11/4 Augustus Boyd Ouachita Baptist L Maj, 16-3 OCU Open (4th) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 157 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site BEAR HUGHES 11/4 Scott Akers University of North Texas W F, 1:07 OCU Open (2nd) 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 184 pounds 11/4 Jonce Blaylock Oklahoma State L 7-5 OCU Open (2nd) Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Denzel Morrow New Mexico Highlands W TF, 15-0 OCU Open (3rd) 11/4 Matthew Waddell Oklahoma L 7-2 OCU Open (3rd) 11/4 Alejandro Ordonez University of the Ozarks W F, 2:40 OCU Open (3rd) 11/4 Denzel Morrow New Mexico Highlands W 5-1 OCU Open (3rd)

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BENNETT SHERRER 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 133 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Baylor Smith unattached L 6-3 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Raul Ayala Labette W 6-0 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Parker Price Labette W F, 4:48 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Michael Kumlien unattached L 6-3 OCU Open (DNP) JACOBE SMITH 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | 174 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/2 No. 3 Myles Amine Michigan L Maj, 10-2 NWCA All-Star Classic GAVIN STIKA 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 165 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Morgan Mathis University of the Ozarks W TF, 17-0 OCU Open (2nd) 11/4 Noah Aziere Cloud County W Maj, 15-5 OCU Open (2nd) 11/4 Wes Ahrberg Oklahoma State W 7-0 OCU Open (2nd) 11/4 Colton Denney Oklahoma State L 5-2 OCU Open (2nd) COLE VANVLEET 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Freshman Year | 149 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Darian Manzanares New Mexico Highlands L TF, 16-0 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Austin Zaring Labette W 5-3 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Josh Crager Wesleyan L Maj, 9-0 OCU Open (DNP) PRESTON WEIGEL 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Sophomore Year | 149 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Chris Collins New Mexico Highlands W F, 1:53 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Riley Williams Wayland Baptist W TF, 16-0 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Andrew Marsden Oklahoma State W 6-3 OCU Open (1st) DEREK WHITE 2018-19 Match-by-Match | R-Junior Year | Heavyweight Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/2 No. 2 Youssif Hemida Maryland W 7-5 NWCA All-Star Classic CONNER WILSON 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 141 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Brandon Johnson unattached W F, 1:48 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Tanner Cassity Barton W F, 2:50 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Zack Zeamer unattached W 5-0 OCU Open (DNP) 11/4 Jaxen Gilmore OU L inj, 3:17 OCU Open (DNP) TRAVIS WITTLAKE 2018-19 Match-by-Match | Freshman Year | 174 pounds Date Opponent School Result Score Site 11/4 Jace Brownlee Ouachita Baptist W Maj, 12-3 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Matthew Cruickshank Cloud County W TF, 20-5 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 JD Johnson unattached W TF, 18-2 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Jaryn Curry Oklahoma W 6-1 OCU Open (1st) 11/4 Chase Vincent OCU W Maj, 13-4 OCU Open (1st)

Nov. 4, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY OPEN Oklahoma City, Okla.

TEN CHAMPS

Open division 125: Nick Piccininni (1st) 133: Daton Fix (1st), Andrew Nieman (2nd) 141: Kaden Gfeller (1st), Mike Magaldo (2nd) 149: Boo Lewallen (1st) 157: Jonce Blaylock (1st), Wyatt Sheets (2nd) 174: Chandler Rogers (1st), Christian Bahl (4th), Zalin Edwards (DNP) 184: Dakota Geer (1st), Bear Hughes (3rd) 197: Preston Weigel (1st), Andrew Marsden (2nd), Austin Harris (4th) HWT: Cornelius Putnam (4th)

Freshman/sophomore division 141: Bennett Sherrer (DNP*, Cole VanVleet* (DNP), Conner Wilson* (DNP) 157: Hanyu Qiu* (DNP) 165: Colton Denney* (1st), Gavin Sticka* (2nd), Wes Ahrberg* (DNP) 174: Travis Wittlake* (1st), JaQuan Jackson* (DNP) 184: Anthony Montalvo* (3rd)

* indicates unattached wrestler

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WESLEY AHRBERG CHRISTIAN BAHL JONCE BLAYLOCK KAID BROCK COLTON DENNEY ZALIN EDWARDS DATON FIX Fr., 157 RFr., 174 RSr., 157 pounds RJr., 133/141 pounds Fr., 157 pounds RSr., 165 pounds RFr.., 125/133 pounds

JACOB FONTANEZ DAKOTA GEER KADEN GFELLER JALIN HARPER AUSTIN HARRIS DUSTY HONE BEAR HUGHES RJr., 125/133 pounds RSo., 184 pounds RFr., 141/149 pounds Fr., 165 pounds RFr., 197 pounds RSo., 149 pounds RFr., 184 pounds

JAQUAN JACKSON BOO LEWALLEN MIKE MAGALDO ANDREW MARSDEN GEO MARTINEZ ANTHONY MONTALVO ANDREW NIEMAN Fr., 174 pounds RJr., 149 pounds RSr., 141 pounds RJr., 184/197 pounds RSr., 141 pounds Fr., 184 pounds RSo., 133 pounds

NICK PICCININNI CORNELIUS PUTNAM HANYU QIU CHANDLER ROGERS WYATT SHEETS BENNETT SHERRER ANDREW SHOMERS RJr., 125/133 pounds RFr., HWT Fr., 149 pounds RSr., 165 pounds RSo., 149/157 pounds Fr., 133 pound RJr., 157 pounds

JACOBE SMITH JOE SMITH GAVIN STIKA JET TAYLOR COLE VANVLEET PRESTON WEIGEL DEREK WHITE RSr., 174 pounds RJr., 157/165 pounds Fr., 157/165 pounds RFr., 125 pounds RFr., 141/149 pounds RSr., 197 pounds RSr., HWT

CONNER WILSON TRAVIS WITTLAKE Fr., 133/141 pounds Fr., 174 pounds