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OKLAHOMA 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS U 24 CONFERENCE TITLES U 67 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS U 186 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS U 276 ALL-AMERICANS NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS March 18-20 | All Day Enterprise Center (22,000) | St. Louis, Mo. OKLAHOMA 7 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS u 24 CONFERENCE TITLES u 67 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS u 186 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS u 276 ALL-AMERICANS 2021 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 19/23 OKLAHOMA SOONERS NCAA WRESTLING (5-5, 2-4 Big 12) CHAMPIONSHIPS J8 No. 11 ARIZONA STATE L, 20-12 Head Coach: Lou Rosselli AT St. Louis, Mo. | Enterprise Center J17 Bucknell W, 29-9 Record at OU: 39-35 (5th season) March 18-20 J17 West Virginia* W, 21-9 J24 No. 13 Iowa State* L, 18-16 J24 No. 19 Northern Iowa* L, 23-13 OKLAHOMA’S NCAA QUALIFIERS J31 South Dakota State* W, 21-13 J31 Little Rock W, 34-6 #11 TONY MADRIGAL #5 DOM DEMAS J31 No. 21 Stanford W, 21-12 133 Jr. • Oak Park, Ill. 141 R-Jr. • Columbus, Ohio Big 12 runner-up / 2X NCAA qualifier F7 No. 5 OKLAHOMA STATE* L, 24-10 Big 12 champion / 3X NCAA qualifier F21 No. 6 Oklahoma State* L, 24-16 Record MD TF Falls Record MD TF Falls 12-1 3 1 1 M6-8 Big 12 Championships# T1, 124 pts 6-8 0 0 1 M18-21 NCAA Championships$ All Day #13 MITCH MOORE Jr. • St. Paris, Ohio #10 JUSTIN THOMAS 149 157 R-Sr. • Huntington Beach, Calif. HOME | Away Big 12 runner-up / 3X NCAA qualifier Big 12 3rd place / 3X NCAA qualifier All times Central and subject to change. Record MD TF Falls Record MD TF Falls Home duals held inside Lloyd Noble Center. 9-4 1 0 2 11-3 1 1 0 * Conference Dual #23 ANTHONY MANTANONA #26 JAKE WOODLEY R-Jr. • Palm Desert, Calif. # Held at BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla. 174 197 R-Jr. • Pittsburgh, Pa. Big 12 5th place / 2X NCAA qualifier Big 12 5th place / 3X NCAA qualifier $ Held at Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Mo. Record MD TF Falls Record MD TF Falls 8-7 1 1 2 OU COMMUNICATIONS 8-7 2 3 0 Wrestling Contact .........................................Josh Poteet #19 JOSH HEINDSELMAN Email ................................................ [email protected] 285 R-Fr. • Piedmont, Okla. Cell ..................................................... (405) 880-5315 Big 12 4th place / 1X NCAA qualifier Office ..................................................(405) 325-3671 Record MD TF Falls 9-5 0 0 1 OKLAHOMA QUICK FACTS Official Name: University of Oklahoma SOONER SUMMARY : Norman, Okla. Location X The Big 12 champion Oklahoma Sooners head Founded: 1890 to St. Louis for the 2021 NCAA Championship, slated for March 18-20 at the Enterprise Center. Enrollment: 30,903 Big 12 Coach of the Year Lou Rosselli brings seven Nickname: Sooners qualified wrestlers to the championships as his Colors: Crimson and Cream team looks to improve on its 25th-place finish at the 2019 championship. President: Joseph Harroz, Jr. X The Sooners are led by Big 12 champion Dom Athletics Director: Joe Castiglione Demas at 141 pounds and a pair of Big 12 Sport Administrator: Jason Leonard runners-up in Tony Madrigal (133) and Mitch Moore (149). Rosselli’s team continues its strong middleweight lineup at 157 where Justin Thomas is a three-time NCAA qualifier and the No. 10 : McCasland Field House (4,640) Arena seed at the championship. At-large qualifier Anthony Mantanona was an All-American in 2019 Lloyd Noble Center (11,562) and hit his stride at Big 12s, finishing in fifth. Jake Woodley and Josh Heindselman bookend the Oklahoma qualifiers at 197 and 285 pounds, respectively. Official Website: SoonerSports.com X The seven Sooner qualifiers are the second-most of the #LouEra, second only to eight in 2017. The seven wrestlers have combined for 17 NCAA championship qualifications, piloted by four three-time qualifiers in Demas, Moore, Thomas and Woodley. OU WRESTLING NOTES : 2021 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP COACHING STAFF OU IN THE POSTSEASON Head Coach: Lou Rosselli (Edinboro ‘93) X Since the inception of collegiate wrestling in 1928, Oklahoma WRESTLING NATIONAL TITLES has been one of the most dominant wrestling programs in Oklahoma has the fifth-most team Career Record: 39-35 (5th season) the country. The Sooners have seven team national titles, 24 national titles (7) in the history of conference championships, 67 individual national champs, collegiate wrestling, winning titles in Oklahoma Record: Same 1936, 1951, 1952, 1957, 1960, 1963 and 186 individual conference champions and 276 All-American 1974. The team’s title in 1936 was the Assistant Coaches: Michael Lightner honors. first from any team at the University of X In addition to the Sooners’ seven national championships, Oklahoma. (Oklahoma, ‘01), Nick Heflin (Ohio State, ’14) Oklahoma has finished as runner-up at NCAAs 12 times, tied PROGRAM CHAMPIONSHIPS for second most in the country. The Sooners’ 40 finishes Oklahoma State 34 Volunteer Assistant: Hunter Stieber (Ohio inside the top four are the fourth-most nationally and OU Iowa 23 Penn State 9 State, ‘15) has grabbed a top-10 spot at NCAAs 64 times (third most) Iowa State 8 out of 88 NCAA championships held. Oklahoma 7 X The NCAA named Oklahoma the fourth-greatest wrestling Minnesota 3 2019-20 RECAP dynasty in the country in the summer of 2020. X As a state, Oklahoma has produced more national Dual Record: 5-7 champions (153) than any other state in the country, with 36 Conference Record: 3-6 more than Pennsylvania. Big 12 Championship Finish: 6th CHAMPIONS OF THE BIG 12 AGAIN NCAA Finish: Canceled. X The Sooners were crowned champions of the Big 12 Conference at the 2021 Big 12 championship when Starters Returning/Lost: 9/1 they scored 124 points to tie Oklahoma State for the title. X It was Oklahoma wrestling’s 24th conference championship all-time, but first since 2002. The team was NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost: 5/1 powered by a trio of finalists and one individual champion in Dom Demas. The Sooners took the lead in session two behind five bonus point victories in the consolation bracket. OU WRESTLING HISTORY HOW WE GOT HERE National Championships: 7 X Six of the Oklahoma qualifiers earned auto-bids based on their performances at the Big 12 1936, 1951, 1952, 1957, 1960, 1963, 1974 Championship, and the seventh qualifier, Anthony Mantanona, earned an at-large bid to secure his spot in the field. Conference Titles: 23 X The NCAA announced that the Big 12 Conference earned 45 pre-allocations to the 2021 NCAA Division 1930, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1948, I Wrestling Championships in St. Louis. The allocations are spread amongst all 10 weight classes, with six classes earning five spots (125, 133, 149, 165, 197 and 285). The 141, 174 and 184 earned four 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, allocations, while 157 collected three. 1960, 1967, 1968, 1981, 1985, 1986, 1999, X In recent years, pre-allocations have been determined by a formula measuring Division I winning percentage, ratings percentage index and coaches’ ranking. A decrease in overall matches, and in 2002, 2021 particular non-conference matches, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, led the NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee to transition to using the five-year historical average to determine pre-allocations for 2021. 10+Win Seasons: 45 1960, 1961, 1963, 1965,1966, 1967, 1968, 1970, #THERISE IS HERE 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, X The OU program has been a program on #TheRise since Lou Rosselli took over the program, which resulted in the highest preseason ranking (No. 14/Intermat) since coming to Norman. 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, X The Sooners currently boast eight ranked wrestlers, the most of any Rosselli team at Oklahoma. 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, X Fans can see the hashtag #TheRise on OU wrestling’s social media this season and interact with the program using the hashtag. 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019 BUILT TO LAST All-Americans: 276 X Despite the Sooners experience-laden squad in 2021, head coach Lou Rosselli has set the program up for future success after compiling three top-15 recruiting classes in his five years in Norman. Individual National Champions: 67 X The Sooners have landed eight top-100 recruits since Rosselli took over, including 2021 signees Tate Individual Conference Champions: 186 Picklo (#1 at 195) and Alejandro Herrera (#3 at 152). HONORING DANNY HODGE X The Sooners honored legendary wrestler and Sooner, Danny Hodge, before the Feb. 7 dual with Oklahoma State with a video that featured legends of the wrestling community. X Hodge, a National Wrestling Hall of Famer, died on Dec. 24, 2020, at the age of 88 in his hometown of Perry, Okla. He came to Norman from Perry in 1955 to wrestle of hall-of-fame-coach Port Robertson. Hodge compiled a perfect 46-0 record as a Sooner, winning 36 of his matches via fall. X The legend won three consecutive national titles, and his performance at the 1957 NCAA championship earned him MOW honors and led the Sooners to their fourth national championship. The Hodge Trophy, which is wrestling’s equivalent of the Heisman Trophy, is named after Hodge. 2 2021 OKLAHOMA WRESTLING @OU_WRESTLING OU WRESTLING NOTES : 2021 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP INDIVIDUAL NOTES NATIONAL RANKINGS 133 POUNDS - TONY MADRIGAL (JUNIOR) NCAA Coaches Panel X NCAA History: Two-time qualifier (2020, 2021) but making first appearance due to the cancelation of the Wt. Wrestler Rank 2020 championship. Will wrestle this week as the No. 11 seed. 133 Tony Madrigal 12 X Finished as runner-up at Big 12 Championship, becoming first unseeded wrestler to ever make a Big 12 final. 141 Dom Demas 6 149 Mitch Moore 9 X 6-8 in 2021, but four of his wins came over ranked opponents.
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